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The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-05-15

0o-The ladies of NV York, says the Louis
vile Journal. have new style of bonnet
which they they call the Rough and Ready
bonnet. They are also wearing what they call
Rough and Ready shoes. The ladies seem to
be tor old Rough and Ready from the crowns
Of their heads 10 the soles Of their feet
$50 should desert in arms be crowned"
COVE understand, says the St. Louis New
Era, that the Government has contracted with
an individual of Cincinnati for the delivery Of
1000 horses, at the military station just below
this city. The contractors name is Minor,
and the price for such horses, fixed by this un-
usual mode of ransacting public business, is
$87 so. 1t is asserted that some of these
horses have already reached their destination,
and are inferior in quality TO what the price
stated might lead us TO expect However, Mr.
Minor understands his business, of course, and
Mr.. Polk his!
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-05-15

Captain Tucker has opened his rendezvous in q
a part of the building occupied by Mr.. Coleman as
hotel, at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
9Th street.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Col. Bankhead, Of the army, arrived in this city
yesterday, bringing with him trophies taken from
the enemy by the army under General Scott, al
Vera Cruz. To-day they were exhibited to the pub
lie on the north portico Of the War Department,
and consist Of nine or ten flags; among them, the
one that waved over the castle, and another over the
city.
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Died.,
Died,
On Thursday, Nov. 4th Mr. DANIEL ALLEN, aged "a

Died,
On Thursday, Nov 4th. MIR. DANIEL ALLEN, aged "a
years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, No 80 Thomas street.
this afternoon at half past clock His remains will
be taken to Greenwood for intsrment.
On Friday morning, after short illness CHARLES
BRowS. ooly Of Charles and Lydia Ann Brown aged
months and II days
The friends OF the family are invited to attend thu
funeral Saturday (this) afternoon at O'Clock from
AZ Franklin street This remains will be taken Green
wood Cemetery for intsrment
Ga Thursday night Nov 4th of consumption, JOHN
VAN Horn, aged IS years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family the members
Ensins Company No % are respectfully invited to
tend his funervl, Sunday afternoon Nov 7th, ut
O'Clock from his late residence 26 Bowery His remains
viii be- TAKEN to Greenwood Cemetery
On the 4th instant at Quarantine Staten Island 10
the joyful hope Of blessed immortality, CArHARINE
MARIA ALsoP, wife Of DR.. w II. Van Dyke, aged ~
years
The relatives and friends, and the members Of Nep
tune Lodge No 1852 Richmond County Looge No eS
pectuy invited attend her funeral from her late
sidercs Quarantine ground, on Sunday next, ut ock
On Thursday. the 4th instant JAMES HUcHEs In tbs
SD year Of his age.
His funeral vii, take place Saturday afternoon, al
81 O'Clock at his late Residence l69 Washington street
His friends aud relatives requested to attend his
funeral, witbt ut any further invitation
On Thursday morning 4th instant in the 6lst year
hi. age, CHARLFs CAsHMAN, Esq
His friends and acquaintance, and those of his
brother Daniel and nephews, Michael and Daniel Cash.
man. are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
dayat O'Clock, p. NJ from his late residence, l40
East Broadway, without further invitation
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Nov. Go r. Nj.


There was slight improvement in prices to-day, upon
the opening Of the first board with sales of fances to
some extent. Harlem advanced q per cent Reading
Railroad "a, Reading Mortgage Bonds ~ Reading
Bonds Y. Treasury notes, Indiana SIS Farmers Loan
and Long Island closed at prices current yesterday.
New York State SIS fell of H. Norwich and Worcester
~ 1t was announced just tho board adjourned that
the Caledonia had been teegraphed at Boston The
greatest excitement created, and q further i'm
provemeat in prices realised In anticipation Of the
ceipt of her advces.
At the second board, the market became active from
this and prices closed fraction higher than those
current in the morning
The National Fire Insurance Company Of this city
have declared dividend Of Eve per cent.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Hartford, Con-
nesticut has declared semi dividend of three
and half per cent.
The Concord, N. H., Railroad Company have declared
semi-aunual dividend of i've per cent
The receipts Of the Philadelphia aud Reading Rail-
road Company for the month of September In each Of
the mast three wears were a. aunexed.-
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M nrkels.

NEw ORREANs, October 70 Cotton receipt OF
the Caubrias tn. 10th lust had the .G-ot Of
depressing the msrkstsnd the decline ha. been
cent per pound previous rates AT the decline, Gales
OF 1000 bales made The exports making to
Havrs Stock On hand abou' 90 900 bales Flour-Ths
market WAS dull note saes Of 800 barrels OF Illinois
snd Ohio at 81 so SIS; choice 81 Louis City mills
wofth IS 80 Whest-Stook light; o sales worth
porting Corn sales of 1000 sacks made. chiefly
worth coo; new yellow ,ses at 6so oats-ws only no.
tice saler 800 sacks al SAC Sugar Small sales New Or
aency Pork mess $la rs sls prime $il 90 Leaf
aca44c Freights looking up cotton to Liverpool xd
NsWfork sight IN ~ discount; Treasury notes, par
CINCINNATI, Nov. b--P. M-Flour-Ths market was
dull at - rs with downward tendency. Sales were
light. There was no change In wheat Rye YES
steady Hogs-Salss Of 20 900 made to arrive this
month, at - IS. oats-sass Of 800 sacks were made
ct 900 Whskey was steady at 1870. There was very
little doing in old pork lard The river fa ling
weather dry, and rain wanted
BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour was inactive. The news
by the French steamer received by telegraph, had
influence upon the market Sales OF about 1000 barrels
Howard street were made at Sc lax a So 10. Wheat
quite dull at 600 for Maryland white and mixed and 700
for ysllow do, with small sales Mea-Sses Of "A 500
change Dealers generally in bresdstus were anxious
ly looking for the Caledonias news
ALBANY, Nov 5-P. .M.-Flour remained without
change. The Phadelphia's made impression
dealers were waiting for Casdonias news. Whsat-Ths
market firm, and sales Of 900 bushels Of Geussse
made at 81 As Sales Of barley were made pri-
vate terms No transactions reported In
Whskey no change. Receipts by the canal during the
preceding twenty hours follows:-Flour,
$4,000 bbs wheat 5000 bushels; barley, $1,000 do;
corn, 1000 do.
BUFFALO, Nov. b.-Flour-The news by the PhlAdel.
phia evening" but exercised influence
on the market Flour had downward tendency Sales OF
500 barrels made including western brands, and
this State, at SIS a31l to b64 Wheat was dull, ami
tho market had downward tendency We quote west
At % 1000. Corn dull at $50 for western mix
ed yellow was scarce. Whiskey stationary Nothing
now In provisions Receipts during the preceding ~
hours-Flour, 10000 barrels; wheat, 40 bushels. No
corn. Freights, no change.
BosroS, Nov. 5.-Ths Csedonis's received
too late to exercise any influence the market before
the close Of business hours. Flour-The market was
less firm and sales Of 1000 barrels were made including
Oswego, Western and Genesee ut So rs 67K. Corn
Sales Of 5000 bushels made including western
mixed at 80 cents, and yellow do at IS cents Oats
Sales Of 1000 bushels made at 81 81 cents
No change Freights remained the same.
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ALBANY, Nov. q, ls47.
Jefferson county has given 500 democratic majority
and elected three democratic members the Assembly
Livingston county has gone whig by 1900 msjority.
Clinton county has elected democratic Sheriff, and
| It's Amemblymen.
whalen, (dsm elected to the Senate In the Essex
district
st. Lawrence has given from 1000 to 1000 whg majo-
y the State ticket but the democrats have elected
their Senator.
Chautauque has gone whig by large majority.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser rays there Is tie
between the members In the I'd Assembly district Of Nj
sgara.
In Chemung, Buck, whig is elected to the Assembly.
Hawley, democrat h probably elected to the Senate in
the Chemung district. He has 80 to 100 majority In
Chemung county, and stsuben will most likely add to
It. Lewis, the wing candidate for the Assembly has
been elected by 400 majority. The majority on the
State ticket is not 10 large.
Lambkin the democratic candidate for Senator, has
been elected in Jefferson and Lewis counties.
Allegany has given small democratic majority on
State ticket but not enough to defeat Brownson who 10
elected to the Senate In the district. One whg mem.
ber has been elected
osytp. Courry--7hs State Ticket The vote on
comntroer in this county 90 heard from stands
FILLMORE, a,a65; IIungerford, 1881 i-whig majority
m, Vofe on Senutor--The returns In our table foot
A follows CLARK, 4554; Leland, 3426 majority for
Clark l,l2s. There are seven towns, viz -Annsville
Ave Camden Florence, Lee, Steuben, and Western and
district In each Of the towns Of Augusta, Deer6d
Floyd, not embraced. The towns above named gave
Wright majority OF 62a In ls4t and In Isa5 msjority
1874 MIR. Clark's election Is therefore certain by
800 to 800 majority
.4ssnbiym,n-Tbe returns show the election ofthree
wh'g and one dem Assemblymcn Luke Smith, In the
first district by 100 majority Warren Converse In the
second, by $50 These are complete. Bloomfield J,
Beach has l66 majority In three towns and three TO
and only 1871 for Wright In ls44 In regard TO the ath
district, Henry Wager dem, Ia doubtless elected by
about 300
BcHoHAnIE CouSTy-The reeult OF the election 10
this county has terminated In the success OF the two
democratic members Of Assembly, Messrs Parsons and
MAttss, Bstu hss large majority over AllAbssa fov
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Want OF Purity Time was when the stage

"AHt oA a-urIty.-llmc was Wnen the stage
trick to show off unknown and French love
Napoleon and their artificial flowers, had very little chance
beside the heaven prompted eert Of phtn Hop
kps the last flourish Of the determined and perfect
Independence.
MRS. JARVIS'S COLD CANDY
rartake Of the odor of those times the Of its happy
correction Of herb: and it. Legitimacy connection with
Whoopmg Cough Asthma and all the Throat and Lung
plants prevalent.
- Sold wholesale and retail by Mrs. JARVIS, No 379
broadway, corner Of White street.
~ pensl0 Astor House no. 1872 333 500 46l SILL &C., 657
and 83 Broadway; 2 2 $50 a83 40 5C3 SOB and 526 Grand
street, 22 29 and 722 Houston II and 0 Ninth
CSC eenwich 10 and Tx 9th Avenue 40 aud
9th Avenues o Fulton street, - Chatham st,set 1863 Bow,
Nelson, of atharoe and Madison streets; Guon
Of Bowery aud Grand; Mrs Hayes 1879 Fulton and
Atlantic street. Brooklyn; end by druggists geneIallv
10 Each package is invariably signed Mrs. w. Jarvis.
Banta, No. "a Canal, corner OF Wooster st,
and 1870 Cha ham, has opened with general
NuBs and Furs Ladies wishing Mufs Furs select
from a | Tgc assortment
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CINCINNATI, Nov. OF. NJ
A letter from Santa Fe states that Lieut.. Hepburn
Talbot Of the Washington county, (Mo) Volunteers,
had been arrested Capt Jones' company missouri
giment) had reached chihuahua, fortynve days from
Fort Leavenworh The horses Of the light artillery
were stolen at Herring Valley, Santa Fe.
The steamer Fulton sunk on the Goth ut at Qua
chita 200 bales Of cotton saved. The boat was
fntal losa
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EXPORTS EASTWARD FROM BUFFALO, Der. 1886 "a.

The sceessioDs to these exports along the line Of the
canal will swell the receipts at tide water very much
1t will for the xt few weeks be active time the
canal and prices in this market win be much affected
one way or the other, by the receipts.
The movements Of merchandise ON the Philadelphia
and Columbis Railroad showing the quantity of certain
articles received at and shipped from Philadelphia up
to October s47 and for the period in 1885, have
been annexed -
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REcEIATs AT TIDE WArER, Nov. ls48

hese returns show that more than nine hundred
iand barrels Of -four (reduoing the wheat to -FOUR
received In the month Of November last year; and
every reason for believing that the receipts for
same month this year provided of course that navi.
IN remains uninterrupted 80 long, will be much larg.
Navigation has been open little more than six
tbs, within which time the receipts Of flour, after
ding the wheat, have been nearly four millions OF
ls, equal to about six hundred and fifty thousand
Is per month
farmers Of this State still appear determined to
On to every bushel Of grain they have, while the
Icers In Ohio, Michigan, and other Western States,
satisfied with present prices, are pressing forward
products as rapidly as possible. The products of
tate are more favorably situated as regards markets
; the suspension Of navigation, than those of the
I'm States and they are, therefore, in better posi-
hold for better prices The railroads Of this
carry freight during the winter aud stocks stored
line of these roads, are available at all times
lisa communication between this oity and the IN
although rather roundabout, by which wa can get
IS but the expenses Of transportation Curing the
are so heavy that the producers would realize no
n their sales, even In the event of prices adv,no.
sdsrably beyond those now ruling, than on sales
ent pricer
'o "PPe@i' niBhiy auVnapie Tor the pro-
ofthe West to avail themselves Of the little time
'avigation, to get forward every bushsl Of grain
ITO spare. 1t may not be good policy In them
scott q, soon as 1t reaches market, as the pro.
Ia that prices will be higher, In the months of
and February, and there will be no risk In
on until that time; but we say to the farmers
cans, lose not amoment In getting every parti.
our surplus to market, 80 that you can take ad-
Of every movement.
cceipts at Buffalo exh1bt the activity in the
Vt Of produce from'ths West towards the East
CHS IN the month Of October this year and last
" W follows. II will be. perceived thst tAsrs
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$l,p,6l3 81 S2oa $50 90 sal3, 4s
ms Inn 100 log Az fAs

Goal transported, t0ns... 100 222 l26 3i7 1427i7
The whole of the increase In the receipts for Septem
her, si7 those for the month In 1896 was in
coal business the other items remaining about the
same The increase in 1916 ls45 was very great
being than fifty per cent. The receipts Of this
company for the year ending Nov 80, ls47, will be over
NO millions Of dollars, which viii permit the declara
ion Of ahand'oms stock dyidend
The foowing table shows the quantity Of some of the
ncpal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
Commencement Of navi alton to the 3lst Of October
Inclusive during the years ls45, GOO days) 49, 99
ays) aud lS47 asa days);-
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to full blood 80 AZ cts, and ssxony ct As 90 cts
The demand for foreign was moderate, and prices re-
IN ane about the
FRrIcHrs-Engagements light while rates
manned about the same. Shippers waiting for
steamers letters.
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The shipments east via the canal the same month
In each Of the past t~o years have as anne xed
The shipments Of our It viii be seem have been much
less than the reoepts Of other things there has been
increase In exports over imports showing that the re-.
cepts At Buffalo from other sources must have been
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RECEIPTS AT TIDE WATER.

The weekly receipts Of breadsus rapidly ncreas
| The anxiety to get forward produce from the ex-
ms West, will have very favorable effect upon our
piss at the close Of navigation 1t Is estimated that
receipts Of -four during the month Of November this
will amount to about million Of barrels The
epts last year, for the month OF November were as
iexed -
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On Thursday the 4th instant, by the Rev DR. Dewitt,
MIR. JOHN GAyLoR to Mics SARAH ANN MILLER daughter
Of the late Isaac Miller.
On Thursday. the 4th instant by the Rev Issao Fer
rs Captain STANBURy FUNK OF the ship Enterprise to
Miss JosEPHISE ID. MIssILLIER, all Of this city.
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get boots shoeg, CATERS Joness
fe Museum there good boots for p 80 as
be ufehatea els where for 81 Quite He also sells
st rate boot 50 so ~hch usually sold for S. Double
eo'd wat r-proof boots so s. 90 and So co. Jones has
the true ystem Of doing bust essght aud small
lro All goods purchased Aun street warranted
give entire satisfaction.
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l2a Futon street, tsua Buiding) The subscriber having
table Fa Hats prepared supply the public large
with The elegant of HAS thai ha been issued this
season Having pceaei his manufacturing facilities to
Of the Fall trade gentlemen be Of
beng served promptly and their satisfaction by Knox
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&l 800 or $4,000: Three o, more petsous with th.

o%ss Of .,. o %e1' wS hi,
carry business hood operation and Gu.
gage III anew bushes. which be connected with same
anu business done TO the amount Of hundred dol
lss par annum rightly managed The manufacturing vie Ids
hundred per cent The other much larger profit than
I'M, Is perfectly safe aud lucrative will be Satisfactorily
proven References Exchanged, and all comm
strictly confidential Address, box $50 Lower Post Office.
supplied the gentlemen Of city with coverings for
their furhead now ready furnish every redemption of
So o, n,e q hs de. H.. stock Of %u Ppe and
fur west vailed for clearance and che. Xii a..
temps on the part Of his etto distance him in the
race Tor popular favor will urtve Lar winter there
was perfect Juror among the ladies' orlKnors murs and
many dsmse IN ne coolest weather was kept
tar,9ush on psrpp,e 70 come % New York % parchs
mun IL KNOB Tor his wife 81 tho Wta His beautiful far
mos...in. are nov generally known a. Kaoxf iuSbc!awI
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PHILADELPHIA AND COLUMBIA RAILRoAp-PRopucE

Ihis shows an increase in every item, in some in
stances more than hundred per cent As this is
INK IN the main line Of the public works Of Pennsyl-
vania this increase must have very favorable inu-
ence upon the off ha tat
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evtfylyle and quail Of G"ld Pea the et ma, be
had b Watson & o. IS William street Que door be-
tow Wall End saage 90 Fulton street The Reheeu
aGG chr Pen the world Gold Pens ST. 81 2 and 81
81 su,h sold for 81 so and elsewhere Gold Pens
patr-
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- Nt laws7'yVaaA VA LINE BETwE

r~~ ls!T-RAlLROAD LINE BETWEEN
Sr3s9xaEXS NEW YORK AND ALBANY, for feisb
ssS! and passengers ia connection W in he AIbny
and western Railroads to Buffalo and places
The ,!ssmbGsts NEW JERSEY, Captain Hitchcock and
kOCHESIEK, Captain Furey, will Ienve New York and
Albany daily, sundays excepted and will through from
CITY 70 cry IN ABOUT ten hours at goods shipped New
York IN the evening be delivered Albany or on rail-
road the next morning. - -
u No Line presents the facilities or despa,eh offered by
the Railroad Line and Others desiring
stthe earliest possible moment
Prices Of freight moderate. Amply to
J. NEWTON. Agent IA Greenwich ", ~ Y,
=. pLmsIEp.Asont,l1 tier,or vi Quay ti,oy
s2a istissm s,sts susss Albany,
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Fine CutIcry.-Ihe subscribers have paid
par lar attention this branch of their business
Sn nana eent The most beautiful and well selected as
aud set at q SAUNDERS 81 SOME
III Broadway, few doors above Courtlandt street.
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ne ste, ton and patronage public IS fes pect-
III Tor me pertnce Of the celebrated troupe OF
opifr Seiehades NJ Pa 70 Opera House under the d.
rec OF f = Dumboltou WIN has very kindly devoted
Go,p eeds 81 This Evenings performance in aid OF the
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VentilasinC Wles.-strangers In want OF a

neat and elegant trtce IN the shape oil wig or tou!ee we
would advise call and examine the sly lie Of wigs
nuc ed by Gber heir lghtuess sty lie, and beauty
all combined form such perfect helds of hair that they
be only to be aed No. l79 Broadway opposite
the Howard II. TEL up stairs.
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for ciarv ing he skin from sun bum tan I,-ekIs. .r
bots pmpes aud other drswbac TO beauty was nrver
city ladi have returned town with L o. our
osmhes as e they had never s their drawing oms-t is
n yn5 Fund only at The depot 81 Walker street list
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Legislative Proceedings.

Adjourned-no quorum.
The only item Of moment in the House wss report
from the Commissioners Of Practice and Psdngs, that
. report would be ready by the LIST December
Adjourned for Of quorum
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ALBANY, Nov o, l9<7.
Five large brick buildings In Tivoli Hollow owned BY
Van Rensselaer,, were destroyed by this morning
They were occupied by Tngley Co az bsdstssd fac
tory, and by Others machine shops Loss $ao,O
$1,000 of which Is insured in the o.wego Company $4,000
Ia the Etna 5000 In the Albany Firemsn's Company,
and $500 in the J-ferson Company
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metaiLc Tablet Razor Strop.--The attention
ue lrrs invited 10 this article beng made of the
mspnacture and under the subscribers immediate
the most perfect satisfaction For ale at
q. SAUNDERS & SONS III Broadway
opposite How ard Hotel
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Fer ths accommodation of ladies' and hidreo per
noes VIII be given the o'clock as well
~ Ia the evening, at half 7. See advertisement
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LACTN TO IL RENEM BEHED-That COnsu IN ptOn Is
almost always produced by cold that might easily be
cured WstIs B.lsam 81 Wild Cherry will cure any cough
cold Of how long standing That the mder form
IF Consumption itself also cured by this Balam That
conceded by many lawyers clergyman physicians that
this Bassm has been equaed for efficacy all n-c
tins Of th' and LIVER That scores rejoice the
have been ther been given die by their
ends aud physicians Above all remember that this nvau
that Dr Wstar's Genuine Balsam Of Wild Cherry only can
no relied to IL has been warranted Asthma
IN every saee-wha physician has aheyedand has
never boen known to fail For delicate health ia young
climate. - - 1870
tor sale wholesale and RETAIL by A. BIS d. SANDS 100
u6l
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I'VE AND EAR-Dr POWELL attends exclusively to
II Diseases OF the Eye and ar from o'clock at his
Office. 26i Broadway corner Of Warren street
Dr. Ellis Treatise thu Eye it's diseases and their
enIe with engvlnss rules for the election Of specac &C.
Just imported Artificial Eyes of superior beauty and finish
The public are requested TO call Dr. Powels
Self Acting Eye Eountiin jet Doucbe Bath for
enlog the Eyes which has just received Diploma the Fair
from the American Instute ne Irsr
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Senator, which undoubtedly elects him. The county
gives about 600 majority for the democratic STATE
ticket
ALsASy COUNTY -Four whig members Of Assembly
are elected in this county-Messrs Wlett Pruyn Ma
thas and BRIGHAM