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JUST PUBLISHED.

SHAKsPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS, being the .eco ID
,Sof The series of the celebrated ShAkspeare Novels
Price 81
Burgess strirger Co deserve The thsnks u every i'd
mlr-r % The Sweet SwSn ~ Avon. FOR placing within
their reach elegant addition 10 this sdmirshe rona,c.
From i pages csn b. gathered more correct
of Shakespeare sni hs cOufem qorsres liar could be
CURED by sud swho library Of and dis
Cusiuons ~ their learned iergihf Albany Argus
Isabe Of Rsvsrs. or he Chronicles - Frsnc--trsDs-
s,ed from The French Of Alexander Dumas Price SO
Joseph Rash5rook, or The Poseher, by Capt MsuysL
Price . cts.
Wood Leighton or Year IN Country, by Mary Hewitt
Price 3 cls.
The Youth Of Shakespeare by The author Of Shakespeare
ard his Frirnda-Prlce Sd ca.
Mexico snt Der Chiefsios from ~ Revolution OF HI
dsgo 10 the Brssen time ilu,rSed wlh twelve porfaiis
s,d engraving --Pr.ce so els
For.aeIy BURGESS. STRiGER co.
WAR - Broadway. corner Ann-st
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crN snnTTls CAMPAIGN I'M MEXICO.

FULLACCOUNT II the Bombardmeni aud Capture
"A OF Vera Cruz the Bsle Of CeuO Gordo. and the AL.
vance Of the Army upon the City Of Mexico viii be found
In the new edition Of the " Iusrsled Life 81 Gen WIN
field Scott with the addition OF Map Of Mexico, giving
he yarou. routes Of lbe Army; The plan Of Vera Cruz
aud the Castle spirited Engraving OF The boinhsrdurnt
OF The City as1 the Plan of the Rsue Ground AT CeIo
Engraving Il Scott compmentng HsIney for his great
vsor. Just published and Tor sale by
iylO Ais A BARNES co 81 John o.
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3PRESCH PATENT coogre.

NPHESCH PATENT Coogress Boos
- Coogr.ss B0ou Of tho finest qualify csn - oona y
" he Paris Boot Emporium, corner Oh roIgn -
Nassau SIS. opposite The hefsd once. Fne go
eaf -.w-t Boots made order for ~ % eqxsi " NO.
sd iu h- best stores la ts CITY f 20 ana hee can
Hoot. cor o~ make for - So usually oio lof % nooS'
sbo. G.ite,, &c made order 90 TOE snofest coscs
,i,,hi- roeace u SOW shilling Cofcef OF Fultou
"a Ns..su as opposite The Herald once. ly7 lneodh
.-GHE NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsloN
81 A., desirous Of obtaining lease o. eailding ios
- r.rn Of y,ss for their Gallsry The entrance 70 -
IN Broad ssy higher up than bond nor lower aovu
tbae cbaub-rss the main bodtns 20 be 90 20 fe =.
he l0t OF either side Of Broadway. Ovnsn u pfopsy
90 h. hus who may wish make such IN imPfovemea'
may apply " c--.,,,..
A. B. DURAED, 81 AnitysL )Comma'ss
y W EOaON0s, aerchsnis Bank,
T 5. CUMMINGS sol Houston p~s%
lyl 6ds.od.
A VALUABLE FARM IN VIRolHlA
- FOn sALs--iI1aI~d 10 fsaaa'es coeniy -
tsins sbut so seres Ivothifds "a wheh "a. 80
part of no isad 10 10 gslusbe u'nos' 80 r,sssow
.xt.a.lye held. 10 gss. and clover ana .ni,1v.,so,
and Tue farm 10 psrieglsTly sdsssed '. - H., 80.
ogrsitl- and ,h.-p having noycffalnt ...si~
sy-ry 6,ld The improvements consiss VI spn,v
- -, house with snd mo usaG
- ,s.,iy nru sreag bargain VII DC sois - ths oSa-
- = yi,,s % pa rsang sdlfof,nt business y9ft afhsf
% ls a7."o~ .S.,s.. SIMON 7. TAYLOR,
IA ims,,od somssyil.e Isagaiss Co. Virginia
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Books.
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE DESPERADOES
C0nfsining ar sc-oant ~
800 go 49, o. o. - -

THE CAM Ri Z MURDERS
TOGETHER Win NJ Lives % sewers q he most 70
torious Regulators snd MoterAiors % thar region uy
Ch.rl@. samm-ff-d 81 Texas This "a ore Of the
most eKta0rtinAry books published. II contains he
only sccouut q tie Despeaioes Of he ever
written. Us details respecting he ksgu aiors and MOI
tkrng character, whiir The mar
raye Of The Cane Hill Murders ard he tris snc ekee1-
uon ~ ~ slpposet murterefs absolutely slfpsses any
thng De found IN fcuon Tue WORK .pendity Illus
Hai-d he Gus drawn hy Mau-son and engraved ~ Orr
Pnr- rs rerta
~ srthor u his wors refers io Hon 7 " Woodruff,
h0rsre Gree ~, srbs smiih anl W { Bnsnt k'qrs
A lihersl discount made 10 h. Tfste Two copies
mailed Tor Is MN " GRAHAM
sURGEsS srSlNGER. H. LOSGl BROTHER,
RERFORD 4 CO. tvfaft.
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ID II. yANDERyoORT, NJ. . sroad-'L 0Hsf' '0'
.sz- by The psckase -,
Gases BroAdcolhs brown, black, dtsb and esas|
DO Cashmere do do DO 10
Do ssdsei. variety o. colors and grsfes
Do STAY birding. ass0rIet eolof' ana N'1'N'
Do Negro kers-ys
Bsles MAMMA patent licking.
Do Superior reuins
Asd .T.rs,y Of other so0ds suitable FOR fan trade.
jylo lWis
fyOUNTRY ADYERTI-fNG.-Goor Praws
tSSu.osD-g Advertising Ak-rcyi lJl Nssssu-sL brcG
cbsrrh Chapel Advertisements Inserted 10 any % ne
,,e,S. NJ .sp.p-s. = N Uuit-t SIz-a i-4 lrniss
IlRRIAGE CLOTH-loo pieces Indis Rubber
Csrrag- Cloth pain aud hzure1l Of 1peor Gu atty
r al. a. he lowest prices the warehouse d
he NewarE n J. India Rubber Factory, s. Maiden -lane
Al ug
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Auclione-r.
DY JANIS VI. MIILkR-&ore No. u Maiden

CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Aucuone-r.
DY JANIS VI. MILLkR-&ore No. u Maiden
ID lane a. II door Ia No Liberty st
TUESDAY, July %.
A. 10Y O'Clock. at store u Maiden Lana
Doors Ssogs BROCsSs-l.Ooo cases boots, shoes
and brogans consisting OF every variety suitable for the
southern Western and cry trade Sale positive.
WEDNESDAY, July 81
Al 10 o'clOcs, al the store - Msiden-lane.
500 packages and lots OF Hardware and Cutlery, coui'
pr-ng general assortment OF fresh and desirable goods
lust ported snd ured consisting In part ~ vices
.nvs hoes trace log and halter chains steely
table butts plate hinges curry couibs. mill saw
hes bastard do hand do drawing tnivcs ped, chest
ca PICARD and Trunk locks aetes ssncepsDs Carolina
hoes csndescss suffers table knives and forks, pocket
cutlery butcher knyes shoe and bread do lea Hays ara
rtsnnis German silver, and iron lea aud tsoio
spoons round and square bolts. NC.
The above are fresh goods and In complets dsier.
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The Philadelphia Bulletin says 1t now seems to
be regarded as hxed fact that the August interest on
our State debt will be met In full. The accounting OH
GERS at Harrisburg are only positive that the treasury
will contain sufficient funds on the first day OF August
to meet the semannus interest on the State debt then
due, but they equally positive that there VI" De
surplus Of one hundred thousand dollars.
The statement OF the Bank OF Charleston ;. L
gives the circulation at s394930; Deposits $685.
Specie s2l9'47S, Exchange s2O9O Discounts sl95,
O9O
The receipts OF Bresdstuis by the Miami Canal
show very large increase compared with the cor
responding period Of last year, a, annexed
ls4o. ls47.
Flour, February to Juy........749ea l556lO
Whest, .--..--. obS2 77,02
Corn .------.I22>0 534974
The Common Council OF Richmond has subscribed
70 the guaranty of the James River and KsnawhA Com
pAsy sigOOO-,hs, being the deficiency Of Individual
ubscripton The terms OF the law for the extension Of
the Canal are complied WITH and the work viii now
60 on.
The following IS the amount OF domestic produce
transported on the Hsmburgh Branch south-Csrolins
Railroad for six months ending on lsi July lsi7 Cot
ton 43 SIG bags eoru 1903 bushels four 1923 oos
bsson, 34l,367 pounds yarns, LII bales
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j. " BROWN Auctone-r
DlEGANr GARNET FURNITURE, &c.-J.

TLM. BROWN will sell on "Wednesday, July a, 81 lN
O'clock Al lf2 Brosdwav large sock OF elegant cabinet
furniture comprising rosewood aud mahogany sofas par
or chairs dressing and plain burcaux bookcases ward
robes French bedeads marble top center tnplss wssn
stands sofa card and work table,, ottomans divans
rocking chairs patent folding bodss.ds hair msusssss
&c Also eegsnt girsndoes solar lamps cut ass tum
bsr wines preserve dishes tea trays Abs cutlery nc
iyl 2tiss
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ship Columbia Robinson. 20 hours from Charleston
cotton Sc D. Dunbsm & Dimon.
Bark Csntero Shields. ds I'm Cardeuas, Cubs sugar
&c. 20 How land & AspiuwslL
BELOW brig Wind hsh, Sc,
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an SCHOOL BOOKs"-The suoscfioefs hsye ia,'
" published f1f The use OF school. and AcAtemies,
Buffers Analogy Of Religion, with an introductory Pre-
face and copous yucal Questions. for the examina
Inn OF Students BY Rev. Joseph Mckee, A. vol.
l2mo Pr sos MARK n NEWMAN co.
10 3ssod Publishers and Bookse lers 1879 Broadway.
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Sitnatious, Ct. h1aniso.

e Al zs<1s 70 4dsrturracNt' i--s ~ r.s,l -
pof,pa,d OF isey r,,l not b, ialra Fl tls oass
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C. DERBY L co Auburn, y Y. have ius1 published
J.and offer Tor sale the Life u Major General Zachary
Tayor the Rough and Ready Hero who never surren-
deTs" the COnqneror In the Battles OF Oseecho-bee Pso
Alto Rpszca de la Palms Monterey snd Buens Niss By
H. Montgomery. Win scOTect pOrr.t " General Tay-
or aud four beautiful Engraving. OF the above Battles
Large 2mO sx $50 pages. well punled on nne paper and
bound 10 embossed muslin. gin back or neat leather
Price 81 4" Come and lake me-
Copies by m,i 10 all psns OF the United States on
receipt ot II for each copy
For sale also by most OF the booksellers IN New.
York jyl2 seodSSsW
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

EIsIATURE aLMAsac....rHls DAr
TfTE srS. Tx NOON. YT-LL SEA.
Rlt@a 81 SETS. - sets > Even -
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j bhs Wind hsh, 81

SAILED.
ships Kate Hunter. for Liverpool. Carthage, do
nantou DO Abby Pratt, do Bavaria. for Havre.
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rnrrnprANr 20 MEOHANICs. FARMERs

'INv THEPUBLIC, sn1 - Al sh0 nss7 pufeea.-d
4 The Burring Machines maze -n--t ~ S1.ics
r. he sJlh-ra Di.trc. Of Ns~fork Al INJUNCTION was
sr.pt.d aganss ISRAEL KlNsAAN, ~ NJ SUI ssains1
I'm -n,oiripg aim agans farther u-s- acLs under my
-, r - sy---ra -n And 81 who nave purchased Any
M~fin f 40 Kin.maa lis sseai,, are requested 20
nae aim 10 farther payment .A1e'9'' - '-ry VII 70
be rea''ss ea..7a -P''''' STEPHEN PARKHURsT.
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Doarolna.

BOARD WANTED IN private ismiiy. for gentle
ID man lscy and child, rooms furnished or not within
or squares OF he upper end Of BondsL Address his
Office NJ. A. ylf -
rt'D IET-An Office suitable fors physician or lawyer
can be- obtaned by applying 81 II Esst Broadway cor
Msket Boad can he had ia The same house Of required
ivi4 81
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OCEAN HOUSE,

~ SHREWSBURY. " 10. II. WlLLlSTON. Pro-
~ pri-or-The above house having been enlarged and
~ efiled ia open FOR the season. The hshng snd
sea bathing unsurpss.sd.
steamers and +. Lewis leave for the Ocean House
daily. See Advertisement In Courier snd Enquirer, and
SIN ie23 WNStVi.s
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos o. 49, II, 81 "A, a. 80, 100 to
Ill ll3 10 1913 l2j
COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos. 133. l35, 1877 l39, lll,
I43 las la 149 49, 153 H. 49, So 81 90 l23 Part >
Nos g. 81 2is, 254, 60, Dos, $40, 2i2, 2j5, 70.
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VIM II. JONES, Agcuoneer
BOOTS AND SHOEs-By J. d lNoEhsoLL
ID co store III PesrLsL Wednesday, July ~ ais
o'clock boots shoes and brogsns, sosbie TOT
.ho Southern, Western and city trade.
Also, 90 cases mems prime hip pegged Boots
Also 80 cases men, ssal slippers and bustins
Also So cases mens and boy's alp psgged brogsns jos
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ard Others bear 10 mind thsl Is the Merchants Led
ger and Statistical Messenger only IN c0ntradstncton
from other journals u similar names that reache. me
chant. exc uslvey the eNtruio 90 OO copies or each
number As a means OF advertising for county custom
we invite al inspection Of our subscription books
and comparison with other j0ufns' dr'yng al means Of
romp-iii1n even Tor I've Zines the amount " money.
Published wee. y ati7 NAliani-st lnesr Wall by
A 4 ID
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up ans down until passing song Greenwich street be-
tween Nrrray ana Warren strsts uhen LIN AN. ye
gss her push. and stared to TN of Rose houeysr
no. t'.h disposed to be pushed of 30 suddenly gave
cha'e eri ing out Wstch watch !" which alarm was
dn answered by the vigilant police Of the third ward
ana the runaway lover was caught in his fight bv Cant
boudinot and oicer Hulse, who convey ed him 10 tba
station house and searched but no money was found on
a. N, and he denied having any money bejopgin0 ~
H,,e. The captain ordered him into ono of the soarv
ce which very soon elected the truth for In less han
h1 an hour he sent for the captain and up that he
lad Roses money and the above story 10
De true Upon this statement the captain deypatcbed Of
ncers Huse and Lcwn for the trunk at his boarding
house, where John opened it, took out the SIS 10 the
presence OF the captain which he gave to Rose who was
exceedingly pleased Ia get IT, remarking at the same
nhe' " There John, you and ars clear now and I'll
n,ver nave any more to do with you and it, the last
une IN ever trust any male man with nv money-and
may the Lord bless yssand thus ended the adventure
o. poor Rose, who was happy at the return of
ler monev John was glad to obtain his liberty again
d The ohcera we're pleased at doing their duty, and
justice was satisfied.
Mr piroR As spectator to the transaction which
REFER 10 IN your report beg leave to put you right
nour reporter there states tat Capt lilly, of the 18th
ward Police bit off piece Of the OF John Orr In
ssad Oh tris being true, Captain Tiey, coming out
Vi me committee room, said to be assaulted by Orr
ana IN defending himself with umbrella, one of the
wires caught in the nose Of Orr and tore it, his Ia the
Whole Of the story A CITIZEN
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appears BY this that the receipts for the month from
this country had been exceedingly limited when we
take into consideration the immense shipments from this
and other ports to Liverpool This owing to the
prevalence Of sasteIly winds at Liverpool for long
time previous to the departure Of the Hibernia there
must have heen very large fleet near at hand, which,
upon Its arrival must pour an immense quantity Of
bresdsui not only into the port Of LIVERPOOL but into
the principal ports Of Ireland supplies for which have
gone forward direct 1t Is highly probable that large
receipts for time would have temporary effect upon
prices but in the face Of things It could only be tempo
rary.
The stock of fsur and grain at Liverpool the st o.
March was as follows, viz Flour. 450 900 bbls wheat
10 900 quarters beans, % 900 quarters peas 10 600
quarters barley. 5000 quarters osts, 5000 quarters
Indian corn 200 quarters The Importation Of Indian
corn into Liverpool for five months ending March LIST
ls47 was a5o4s6 quarters. against Al s45 for the same
period in the previous year. showing an increase of
20s 400 quarters this year.
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WASHINGTON, March ~, lS47.
The Late Neics from the Msricaw Frontier--St,u
Later.
The Tumors which come sin numbers num-
bsrless," from the Mexican frontier, each crowd
ing in hot haste on the footsteps Of the preceding
one-affrming the actual presence Of Santa Anna
at the head OF from seventeen thousand TO twenty
thousand Ken in close pursuit of General Taylor
whom he is represented driving before him
from post to post-as we'll the occurrence OF va
rious battles and skirmishes, in one of which Gen
Taylor is said to have lost some two thousand
men-although they should be received with ex-
treme caution, as well because OF their intrinsic
uncertainty if not mprobability, US because every
unofficial account Of the occurrences in Mexico
must necessarily be xaggerated, travelling such
a distance, must yet have had some foundation
in truth. Lis possible Santa Anna may have
changed his plans, and determined, in the alb
sence of the flower Of the army, to cut off Gent
Taylor and drive him from his line Of posts Oh
the Rio Grande. This would be u bold move, but
it might be good one under the circumstances
II he shout succeed, and afterwards, by forced
marches reach Vera Cruz in time to succor the
Castle, he would entitle hmselfto the character
Of most able commander
General Taylor, in view Of General SCOTS de-
parture, and the ne cessary detachment Of the
grea,er portion OF the army for the reduction of
Vera Cruz, received orders, believe, in Decem-
Der last to fall back Monterey, and there for,i-
fly. In his despatch of the 7h Of February he
states his reasons for not complying with the or
ders Of The Department and OF the com handing
General, to this effect. He preferred, he said,
giving Santa Anna battle outside Saltillo, where
he would have the advantage OF an open country
over an enemy harrassed by long marches
region destitute of water and scant of provisions
AT the time he stated it to be his strong
viction that Santa Anna would not venture to at.
tack him. In this opinion Major Hays Of the
Texas Rangers, Jack Hays, as he is familiarly
styled, concurs. He says Santa Anna has not at
tempted to attack Tayer. 1.-THE latter should fall
back on Monterey, all is safe. There he cannot
be disturbed.
Since the above was written, the Southern mail
has brought intelligence of the retreat of Gen
Taylor on Monterey hotly pursued by 5000 Of
the enemy's cavalry, and with the loss of six
pieces OF artillery and few men. Canales is
said to have mediated attack on Camargo,
SO as to cut off General Taylor from bis supplies
on the Rio Grande. This combined stroke is
bold and skilful on the part of the enemy, and
unless General Taylor be shortly relieved, may
lead to his final capture and the surrender Of his
division OF the army. He is said to have made
requisition some of the Southern States for
several regiments. No dispatches have yet been
received GALvIRNsIs.
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c.ass L. " BROWN, .Aactiouesr
Articles. se.W BE- ,os eSs day, Wed
h .,s March a. a. 10y o'clock No lla Broadway.a
e.: s%'sss..s sl'
AG sy Sidss Of a.
eonp.ns sol .aq .I.es.
BI! x.S .I; u
81 NfAAYsHtIs AIS 1Sf'i p..oovv
tsu,S. Sssorm.na Of Upward: Of 100 900 with e.
s os sTRh hi: % sr'f s
sss ' viii
md md, G
Of Shelf. ba. S 1's =; yR as,s
Gle s s.:s ''si sS: s Ct sf
S.s .n humber
COLLECTION Of CONS Petrifactons Antiquities and variety
aoi'ssaI: being The collection many ysMs csi.osue.
Gao De oo.alned the day before the sale MA lw issrc
uANpsoME FUk sNNGiTHTHhkA hSnsd a, 10 O'clock
al % greenwich street. the entire Furniture Of family
%:y Il: s r
oil non:s keepers and Others Particulars tomorrow
SALE rhE egsI0gs kAqitsess NUS UNI
u1s.S w o s At suso1 On Friday asta March
seal Instruments of the Lafayette Bazaar Among which
The Celebrated Automaton Dancer ON the Tight Rome
wh,se vemens are natural aud graceful human be-
INK and rival he celebrated Ravel Family.
Also The Singing Bird akng from its il
truly surprising aud surpasses kind of YET
known " -
A'so, over sixty Rare Cunoses, which Of the mos
uIQue character comprising Automaton Flute Player
whose music Is delightful aud equal any performer be
sides every Rossib Automaton cootrivance.
Also, two fine Organs
Also 6ne collection of Chinese Figures Paintings In
secs Telescopes Microscopes and Electric Machines &c
22d March
For further particulars apply to T. A Artaut Lafayette
Bazaar, or at the office Of the auconeer, 30 Plat
Also, Sale OF Three Splendid and very Powerful Tee
scopes made BY erebours Optcian OF hs Observatos
Paris These Tsleseones will be inted perfect tn
money refunded, by T. A. Artault the owner and will b.
wav, on Friday, 2sfh Of March.
CoeSe. Universities and hools have this sale goo
eh'nce to buy capital instrument mh2t 6tissr
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TO THE
LATESiTs M 0M E Mt
n E l. E u IL A PHO.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1S47
Mr.. Buttons application for enjunction 10
prohibit the performance Of the viennose Chl-
dren at Marshal's Theatre, was refused to-day in
the Court of Common Pleas.
Flour is held at six dollars and quarter, with
sales at six dollars. Corn is at ninety to ninety
five cents per bushel.
Fifteen hundred loaded coal cars are detained
at the Reading railroad depot, owing to the scar
city of vessels Seven hundred cars unloaded to-
day.
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nsns piarrho,. II Dopsy q; propsy in the head IS
prowned2 Dysensry 3; YrysipeIss 81 Fever I; Fever
infsmm tory, Fever Pasip.Isls S; Fever Rsment
Fever scarlet Fever Typhoid Fever Typhus Hesr
lungs Of Pericardun L. of stomach, Q; OF throat OF
s Il Lss; vsnss:, :; Ms..% nus, 49,
Rheums,m, scrofula.4; Small fox Suicide, l; Sail
vstion, /; TeethinR, 1; Unknowp,3
Age-Under one so; TO years. 81; 80; To TO-
~ 10 TO 90 20 to 3d. 2 30 TO so a 40 TO So s 50 TO co. III
known.2
CORN'S. B. ARCHER, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office March %, le47
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md other Trustees to be associated
4 st ewh LAMBERT sUYDAM, President

TANNEK'o MAP OF MEXICO,
ElETH EDITION, including Gea. Arists's Map On
II Thursday next will Re published the Map Store 2s7
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Died.
Died.
In this city yesterday morning in the sad year of her

Died.
In this city, yesterday morning. In the s2d year of her
age, AUGUSTA NJ wife Of Edward d sprasue
The friends Of her husband and family are invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence Of her brother A.
stevens NO % johnson street. Brooklyn this after
Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, at sk o'clock
on me 2ad instant at Brooklyn. aged ~ years ELIZA
city "N
His friends the friends Of the family are respest
fully invited to attend her funeral from No 2,3 Gold
street. BROOKLYN o'clock, to merrsw the oath inst
On Monday evening, the o2d instant S.nAn NJ. Ca.
widow Of the late Charles Graham 81 tins civ
The relatives and friends Of the family arc re-
requested without further nvitsto to attend her fans
raj on Wednesday afternoon the oath Instant o'clock
from her late residence, No A79 Broadway.
On Monday evening, Dad instant, JoHr C TopLrR
native Of Switzerland but for years past resident
Of this city.
His friends aud scquantances respectfully invited
T. attend his funeral, from No. la Greenwich street
corner Of Albany street. this "wednesday morning Of
10 o'clock, without further notice.