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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

Cd and circulated among the proPretors II any gentle
man has any question 10 put with respect to the
Society since the last annual meeting or with respect
to anything contained 10 the report shall be very hap
py to answer him.
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saiss NJ the stock Exchange q. Mon DAY.

At Baltimore during the past week the Money
Asskes has remained very easy. On the street there
hes bssn very little good paper Offering the banks doing
all Of that character that Is put in for discount beside
loanng on Government Stocks In Stocks active bu
snsss hes been doing and prices have generally sdvsnc
Cd little There are now 80 vessels In port loading
brsadstu for Europe The number of vessels in port
b larger than for a long time including 20 ships, II
barhs and 20 bs beside schooners and bay vessels
too numerous TO mention. Among the squsre-rigged
vessels are es under the British flag Bremen and
spsnish-
The following is a statement OF the exports Of
Breadstus &c from the Port of Philadelphia to foreign
ports from the 10Th to the 23d and also the totals
thus far this year. with the value OF each the aggregate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-27
Schools.
BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL

BOARDING AND DAY SChOOL
NOR YOUNG LADiEs.-MRS. BAILEY having made
Il arrangements enlarge her establishment tn The course
OF The Spring and Fall would call the attention OF parents
ana guardians TO the advantages offered the pupils IN his
nstiulion for acquiring thorough and accomplished
sducafiou The Senior and Junior Departments are row
placed under he direction OF IN able gentleman rom I'LL
sdepha who has had great experiences In he instruction
OF your sdea Additional teachers are also employed
IN hese and the other Departments and all viii be subject
70 Mira Bsiley's immediate supervision Every ehoH
sde TO render the young ladies' hsppy and eonenied 70
inculesie hind polite aud snisee manners and 70 snm-
ulsfe them to constant exertions 70 progress In her
studies By rendering them As far a. possible attractive
ard pleasant The school 10 furnished with charts, usps,
globes excellent Philosophical Apparatus, with num-
Der Of diagrams for the studies Of Astronomy ard 0eoe-
try The best teachers employed In Tho French De
psrmenL This language 10 taught daily 70 all The Pupus
and with he Latin Included u The terms for Englsn
Tuition Vocal Music both Sacred and Secular, 70 also
taught throughout school, by Distinguished Prcfessor
The re1t regular Tern VIII commence on the let ofMay
Those parents however, who may wish 10 place their
daughters hts Institution before that time, viii Ind TO
their advantage hey viii enter the classes now FORM
ing for the Spring and Summer.
Terms and farther particulars may be ascertsned ether
by post by personal application TO Mrs Bailey ~ Der
residence. 10 Carroll. olsce. Bleecker-sl
rn2e 4tRw MTuThA sasw
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NJ ARlNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK
ARRIVED.


ship Aquetpst Mosher. 81 de I'm Leshorn, mdse, Il
master.
Br bark Wave Kidd 81 de I'm Dundee. coal to order
Bark Rochelle Curtis. rs days I'm Palermo, mdse. tC
Draper 4 Develin
Barb Isabels Young 40 de I'm Palermo. and 30 de fin
Gibraltar. fruit &c. TO Howes, Godfrey Co.
Dr brig Conqaeror, Flanagan, 30 de TIM Limerick II
oallast and 10 passengers to Croker Co.
Russian brig Proeus Dubsl Is days from Rotterdam
rndss and passengers. to order.
Brig Globe. Young. IS ds I'm MNseiles wine 10 order
Br brig Diadem. Card. 10 de I'm Windsor Ms plaster
% Soulc. Whitney a Co.
Big wetumpka Fowler. I'm Mobile April T. cotton
a. 70 sturgcs, Chairman & Co
sckr soatherper. Eldridge de I'm Boston. mdse. to
sWLswis
eehr Laccn Bcarse. Boston. mdse, Atkins 4 Co
Sehr Ann sipple Clark Boston molasses.
schr Cbappen Mash, Msehiss, Me. lumber.
Schr Richard Rush. Salem. mdse.
Schr Anaconda Salem. mdse.
Schr Brave Salem, mdss.
schr Excell Lowell Salem. rndse.
Schr George klots Hubbcll Salem, mdse.
sehr hoatano Chase. Salem. nndse.
sAfLED--Psctetship Gladiator. for London
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General Not,fEs.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOwLERs ~ WELLS,
I3l Nnssnu-st. ". Y.
4EA LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS d..
Ssz1k6xes FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

~ Letter Bugs are open at the Office OF The New
York Tribune for all Foreign Ports, and ell letters and
newspapers deposited in this Office viii always be for
wsrded by the very earliest vessels This department 10
under the special supervision Of J. d. MOWER, ESQ
well Known for many years a. the experienced and ETH
Client Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department OF
the New-York City Post Office.
Bags open for the reception OF letters and news-
papers for the following places viz London, Liverpool
Glasgow. ireland, Havre, marsees, Amsterdam Bre-
men, Hamburger Rio de Jsneiro, Valparaiso, Baeno'
Ayres, Oregon, Mexico. Panama, St Thomas, Kingston
(Jsm-D Maanzas, Havana
Office open from A. NJ TIL 10 P. NJ.
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miscellaneous.


1 FEEL 1T MY DUTY 70 correct msstAlement which
lsppeaied IN your paper OF the 7th instant relative 10
sui Ia the Supreme Court viz Augusta Browne rs Frs
Presbyterian Church Of Brooklyn cues the Trustees for
an al eyed balance Of s435 due her Organis Is II not
most Improbable that would have the confidence 10 sue
one Of the richest and influential Churches IN the
State amer receiving the highest l-smoriss Of approba
ton for my during years and three months
ser announces ms resignation for no other reason
but rot beirg paid the balance Of my salary II had not
then have the siron gest assurance OF ne lsuc
aud validity Of my claim As 10 myself never personal
Is msGe any contract agreement with The Church my
father, my agent made one win Mr.. 1. z. smu'
then Mayor OF Brooklyn, and never made second, al
though may appear that the Trustees do not recognize
Mr.. Smiths suihory TO make IL Mr. smith sisted
that The Church had paid 10 Organis previously
more than 500 ut Of the funds OF the Church. but Al the
end Of the year should the members be opposed as many
Of them disked organ) the sum Of eco should be
made up'S300 year In quarterly payments, with such
sddtons the Trustees may think Just and equIa
bic, cay from $50 10 500 the receipts were sent written
by themselves for the amount paid IN full but never In fu
ofa demands and other mes 40 reeeips ana
other genuine receirt an be produced.
AUGUSTA BROWNE, 4e9 Broadway.
The whole sum was TO have been $50 per arnum
A24 81
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HYER'S PILLS.
Tho Ampricuu ImprOyed Ipygeiau teQP-

" The american improved bygelan 'egt-
table Medicine.N0 family should remain Without ms
invAuabs preparation At hand, especially NJ this season
Of the year II Il Of the best corrccges OF Tie so
mach and bowels ever used and u certain % give sas
faction when faithfully used according To the directions &C
companyng each package. The warmest Communications
Of them are dsy received by the proprietor.
Levi Lun1y ahighy respectable member OF the Society
81 Friends living Ia Sycamore, Wyandot Co. Ohio, now
y years OF age letter to the proprietor under date OF
April l. says %" s retain hi h opinion OF Hysrs Pills,
aud shall give them the preference above all other med-
cine thai have tried" Mr. Lundy has used Them
10 his family sixteen years ard o course IL quahed
10 Judge Of them
T. Hitchcock, manager OF the American Museums J. 9.
McAdam. counselor a. law n Beekman-s; W. 3. Oak-
lev IS Kingst; Capt g : Parker l56 aud l58 Green
wich Hiram Smith, commission merchant, 81 Waler-st
host Of Others hose testimonies may be seen al the
general depot 40 Futou-sL p floor, referred to-
Z lfao9 10.
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farms for Sale.
= FOR rALE on EXCHANGE

n FOX SALE Or E&CHANGE Tor properly IN
New-York or Brooklyn-The farm ot the subscriber,
near Genevs, Oniario County, Known a. Woodside,
and compnses about Of The fnesi wheat land 10
fret OF improvement There upon The pre-
mses brick dwelling house 20 By 81 ba Ia he English
cottage style with double walls and psrurons q brick,
with wood house and Aitchen attached, a. also barn,
stable carriage house and tenant houses There about
Eve OF wood The balance being excellent land
high Of cultivation TIE place Is supplied with apples
Of AL the choicest vsrstes, pears peaches pums rasp
berries strawberries and other fruits % the choicest kinds
IL 10 shout mile sOuth OF the Corporation limits Of Ge
nevA and In fall view Of thar village Anc ofbe Sen3ca Lake
Apply th- sabscrber The premises or 10 WILLIAM
T. WHITTEMoRE, Esq. "a Finest New-York
rn5o In. B. sLOSSON
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- FOR sALE-Chance for Forlune.-For sale the
n stoek and fixtures Of FIRST patent medicine, per-
f1mery and fancy store, In Broadway ls fitted up
10 s'ye, and IA now doing good business There 10
ease on me store for two years and he right and stock
cut, plates, nc. kc Of valuable patesi medicine from
which fortune can be realized The above VIII be sold
a. bargain for cash, EXCHANGED for good real estate
be difference paid in money here IA any Ia or near the
city The has other business snd cannot attend
there Satisfactory explanations given. Inquire 81 l2s
FaltonsL N. Y. az lw
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6ouses for Sale.

g. FOR sALE-A Country sest-The well known
- dwelling house and OuthoUses, situated in Waing-
- ford Connecticut, on the Hartford aud New Haven
turnpike lo+ miles from New Haven and mile from the
railroad depo together with 81 acres Of land called the
Bshop-psce. SAID buildings were erected bg Abraham
Bishop late Of New Haven, deceased, In which be dis
played great taste for elegance and convenience The
coll very desirable for sgrcuure IL 10 well stocked with
fuil trees selected BY said Bsnep from nurseries IN New
York The garden lot and yards contsin about acres
which = excellent spring, from which 10
brought by aqueducI The buildings To say he least
H. i OF he desirable places In the country In
Qure Of ELISHA WHIrTELsEY, q soaghst or
s22 1w' j. P. WHlTTELsEY, near the premises
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~
WI suiuton. situated "a Broadway. and extending
through CrosSysi viii be reopened Monday, the Sd
day u May, Immediately ser the approaching exsmins-
ton. The location 10 central and pleasant aud
OF from s paris Of the city The buildings, which,
during the year have been thoroughly repaired and
additions made them, unquesuonsby ss complete
pupils those OF any similar Institution IN this country
The course Of instruction In this Institution 70 OF most
thorough progressive aud practical chsrsc err and II de-
sgred not only cultivate ard expand the inie ecnai
powers but also 10 gh,en the mind AMI improve The
heart TO 81 the pupil Tor future usefulness 10 The va
rious walks Of life.
The Male Department is under the immediate manage
nent and supervision Of Prof r Cook Principal as
sisted by Mr. c. J. Conway Vice Principal and eve
other teachers all Of whom emnently well qualified
both by talents and experience 10 discharge the important
duties which have been inirusted to them
The Female Department Is under the particular aud I'm
mediate supervision OF Miss Mary Y. Bean Principal,
assisted BY Miss Crazy Vice Principal and i've other
young ladies' all Of whom, not only BY their high enls
eudOwments and literary siiainmens, but also by ther
excellent moral character and amisbity OF department.
are peculiarly qualified to have the charge OF those yeang
ladies' who may be placed IN the Institution.
The OF teaching in this Institution IL by separate
dspsrteuts az In our Coueges-each teacher having
tire charge Of ali the pupils who pursuing any paricu-
lsr brsnch Of study.
In addition the usual English branches Drawing, yo-
cal Music rrench and Latin, taught 10 THIS Scnooi
competent and experienced teachers Drswtng By Prot
T. B. Purcell. French by Prof NJ. A. Gauvsin Vocal Mu
sic ny Prof 5. Esrle.
The two Departments In this Institution entirely dis
unc disconnected. the entrance 10 the Female De
partmen beng from Broadway and that OF the Mas De-
partmsut from Crosby-sL
Application for admission into either Of the Departments
may be made Principal 10 any one OF the follow
uguanei gentlemen who compose the School Committee
William Brady, James an Norcen, George Msther,
Henry T. ingalls,, James Morris. Arson Baker,
T C. Chardsvoyne,y T. B Maxwell George nndico"'
LYMAN COBB, Secretary Of School Committee.
New YORK April 20, 1871. al imyo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-27

"a FOR SALE OR TO LKT-A spacious colon
a. made story dwelling house, being forty feet
square, and two lots Of ground, The corner Of
Fourth and South Fourth sta Al WILLIAMSBURG, within
three minutes walk u the Peckslip ferry The building
has courtyard in 'front.' piazza In front and rear In
lshs Ia the best manner, with marble mentes kitchen
range and other eonveniences well adapted y il
comfortable and elegant place OF residence 10 case OF
sale large proportion Of The purchase money may re-
main on mortgage. A. WIGHT,
s2n lnr- IS Beeknanst. New-Yort.
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BARGAINS .

THE SUBsCRIBER would respectfully inform the
public that be IL selling OF cheap large ard varied
SssoRmsnt Of unredeemed pledges al greatly REDUCED
ssch black eo drsss and froek cos from 10 - each
penis end vess nom 7sc 10 8 each slso large sssoTi
ens Of ws,ches snd jewslry Of eli descriptions and al
koes o. musical and mathematical Instruments sextants,
easdrss eans pissos swords, cutlery and great msny
sostent Of carpenters oo Those Ia wsni OF the shove
saaDersisd articles, would do well to call and examine
bo(ors purchasing elsewhere
l. WILSON, formerly Simpson h Wilson,
- 10 Chatham ST.
e--An lhose having any Of tha above named srtices
which they DESTROYS 10 dispose Of At Reasonable
prfce, will please call os
ais ims l. WILSON, 10 ch.ihsw-u
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.tIaL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
AovssrIsED IN RIA rususE ~ SPECIAL .rro~rxi

AovsnTisED IN RIA rUBusE ~ SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
ais. Ind BE- u fart~y o.afsd,
Ard ell advertisements made under die ordes OF ne rost
nassr-(eneral, N newspaper newspapers on ieueri
1nrsed for 10 any Post oce shall be inserted 10 me pse
papers Of The Town place where Ne once sdvefusne
NAV 6e situated ka,sae ne largest c,rc<Iatton-
iNrr Pet OfIx Lam, passsd March ), 1913.
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH

BoARDING DAY SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES
At CLIFTON. Staten Island This school. coodacled
n by the Misses ERRINGTON. will reopen AFTER n
Spring vacation on Monday. May 5, ls47.
Circulars TO be obtained Hoyers Music store, 3 Broad
sd iws
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. FOR SAIR-The three story and attic house 20
e Abingdon place, ba shout one year In he bes,
possible manner with al the nveuieuces OF mod.
ern invention Terms moderate. Inquire Of
AZ fw L. d. SMITH l23 Broadway, I'd story.
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. go ACRES, or psr., Of good farming ands Tor
sale the low price VI 81 50 per acre, II applied
for sooH. located n The towns Of West Turn and o..
cola IS miles norh OF Erie canal and railroad Rome
0aeida Co NewYork. and 10 hours ride from this civ
FSr particulars cali Al or address Is LlbsysL Nev-Y orr
frocl oefce as w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-27

DY ORDER OF David M Chspln, Esquire Sc2sne
- Court Commissioner Notice 10 hereby givsn hs y
Blake, late Of Norfolk, ST. Lawrence County Bos'ss
cent debtor and that the will be sold FOR tho u
Of his debts unless he appears within nine months ftn
cording 70 law and hat hs payment Of any de5s sssn
him from residents ~ this State and the delivery 70 hn1
for his use OF any properly belonging to him, srd me ~
March 9Th, l347. JAMES K BROWN, Auofneys
ms aw9m for Attaching Credor
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OFyscK or rHs Nkw-Yosx Gas LisHr cess.sy,(
April II, 1877
SrHR PRESIDENT and Directors have his day de-
csrsd dividend OF four and half per OF the
saplfnl stocs OF this Company for The six months ending
~ February ss payable 10 e stockholders and sfey
oefarday, ne LEI hsy neat The transfer book viii be
eloood fon he 9Ssh instant until thai dale BY order
s1stoMyi G. l. EyERITT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-27

II Letters and Newspapers viii he received A.
he Office Of The Tribune Tor the pscke ship SlLNiE
DE- GRAs5E, Capt Rich, which sails for Hsvre on the
29th inst
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ANN rARTUEN WARE.

OHIN A. LASS AMI = An M zAfiI'
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, suitable Tor new
"A housekeepers repl-nsn the disasters ccc a0n-
ed BY removals or house-cesning consisting OF white
Csmbrsn, China, Dinner and new shape Toilet Sets Ia
great variety Of patterns; shape white China Tee
Sets and Coffee Gu os and Ssucers For sale al u Atlantic
South Brooklyn and 10 every part OF Brooklyn or
NewYoTk free Of xpense. - 1880
a2S I'm THOMAS +. FIELD.
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TIE LIBERIA PAcKET--Tbe Secretary OF the
AnMiesn Colcnizshn Society announces through the
that the above named vessel will
ussl for Liberia early In the ensuing month as here
ofofe advertised The IT, that the law to regu
~ ~ carriage of passengers In merchant vessels is go
6asd - TO restrict the number Of emgrsn's which the
pooket would be allowed 10 carry. More than $4,000
hsvv been expended In fitting up the cabins Of the pack
- md she has good accommodations for 10 emgrsnts
~ Ascending TO the new law she could only be per
u1o)Dd 10 carry 81 passengers.
Mr.. O'CossELL has left the Rue de Rivoli
On for Italy. He passed three days here. con
snAAnoa Of British and French physicians pronounced
tbseno organic disease s to be discovered yet he is
srk he labors under the profoundest depression OF
1rrtfs-the worst heavness OF souhe has not wasted
a body. but he If exceedingly feeble his eyes
9e Qnzed-his accents difficult and broken This &C
ecuns 20 him comes to me from gentleman who passed
hours with him each day Access to him was refused
to most ths s4rsont WIZ allied Q pay respects OF
ustiv n Il y .~s.a Cor. cour q Eng
- We learn from the Collector Of this port
o. = ysstsrdsy received Instructions from wsrhng
ton to allow all foreign goods TO be reshipped free OF
duty to any Mexican port in our possession-mesning
We presume. that they are only to pay duty in the
Mexican port. IN o. nc ieth'
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Boarding..
BOARD IN TwELrTH-s7

BOARD IN TwELFTH-sT.
4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN cen be accommodated with
IA comfortable apartment breakfast and tea and dinner
Sunday Ia respectable private family from the rs OF
Nav next The house quite modern and possesses eve
~ convenience Apply u Mr. Marshall, l54 Greenwich
TO Mrs. Gere, 10 Bsrclay-st- al Nv
DOARDING-Aher the first OF May, q private family
ID will be prepared 10 accommodate TWO genieei ianl-
lies with board and pleasant rooms furnished or uniur-
nshed 100 Fourth thTes doors from stage route
Also gentleman be accommodated with full or par
tis board. Please call at Sixthsvenue. References
exchanged P. Swarm and cold baths in the house
ADJ 2ws
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90nsfe 10 Eet.

~ TO IRT-At 70 John-sL three large rooms, with
~ Steam Power. Each room is 5cxl5 feet, and wei
lighted. very desirable location for printing es
tsbiishlneni
Aso The upper part Of said house will be let for Offices
The second story Is al admirable location for I'M
porter The basement also TO rent with or without stesm
power The whole premises will be warmed by steam
similar to the new Trasi Hou.e4 desired Apply 70
ais Wv WALwoRTH, MASON 4 GUILD, IA rlsltst
50 To LR1'-Two stores 81 Bowery cor Baysri-st
= opposite the North American Hotel Said stores
NJ noW occupied as public house and VIII be let for
the same business required divided. Also TO le 10
the rear Of said the partition stands
&c be made in Bsyardst ashore store suitable lor
bsrbers shop other light business Apply TO j. c. Ben
ediet ies ser Is Bowery, or J. Oaimsn III Edrdge
%. 10 LET-The large and spacious store AID cellar
~ ihree large show windows 10 modern style and "a
very desirable location for dry goods hardware or shoe
'. ss MIST K.p! 10" coca SsS ossoRS Sps II aue
a. A PLEASANT -UMMEK residence TO rsnI for
the season IN flshki, 90 miles up the North River.
~ miles from steamboat landing, with garden, al
resdy planted, and commanding prospect and pleasant
oeighbors Rent SIS. In advance. Possession given i'm
mediolely. IrqgiIs At Ibis ofaee s24.lw-
"A TO LET-At4 AZ sprinz-st. 10 a small, respectable
x faulty, front room with bedroom adjoining and
small kitchen, with other privileges. Inquire on
the premises. q n. cARPENlER, zoe ws.hiog,on..t-
~ TOIRT-A h.no some country sea 90 Staten Island
81 lew house containing pine rooms, garden and
- ttrees. three quarters Of mile from Port Rich
mond ferry. Aso, farm to let Inquire at 3 Ann-st
90 To LET, At Ravens wood-A splendid ,esidence 90
~ the bank " the river, will be let, with the furniture,
~ $500 per annum Rapplyed for immediately. Par
uegsrs sy be Obtained by application al 81 Cedsrsi up
siairs- AZ lrf
- To IRT-A neat httle two story attic brick house,
q suitable Tor small family new, ju'i finished To-
good tenant the rent will be low. Apply on the
premises, l65 Fourh-si. SiKihavenue. s16 Sic
81 10 LET-To etr.ll quiet family single gen
y eraeu wishing without board The third story
Of the house 2ol EasI Broadway, with use Of bathing
sud other privileges az6 lw-
% TO IET-rO q small family the upper part Of he
- three story brick house 2s5 Maiis0nst consisting OF
- Two rooms.two bedrooms, bsssmen. and part ofunder
ceiler. Inquire on ne premises as ~
a. TO IET-The Store ais Broadway, corner Of Liza
peusTc-s good 0estOn for any kind Of fancy bust
uess; likewise TWO large rooms In the same building.
Apply "a Lispsnsrd-sL a22iwt
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nAGUBRREOTYPE PLATEs.-L b. blNNsE
La CO IS William % eoor have izst received, per
a'e arrivals full supply Of DaEuerreoype risies Noe
20 20 and Go OF their brand 50 fsvoraby Known throughout
The United States which they warrant equal II quality 20
any before imported By them They offer hem al
prices Considerably reduced from ihOse Of asst Fall Chem
csls warranted be Of the best quality swsys for sale
at 81 L 3. BINNsE CO. 50 Wilism-st "a nOor.
NIEsMERIsM.-An diseases that aesh IL liable To-
WI cured by DR.. ASHLEY, ~ Hudson-st- Confidential
advice given IN all cases ~henever desired Al w.
FOR sALR-A second hand Gig in good running or
der, and suitable for city use-nsy be seen 81 III Troy
Al AZ 81.
NOTICE.-BRADNER 4 co. have removed 10 Mas
Van between Wal AZ Pine sta opposite he Custom
Hous-. a. lm.isp