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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-06-21
Goods Lo,D For. Cash, or to
Punctu0L Cusf0,ners


Puncta.0I Customers.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers and the public generally, that
as the facilities for getting goods now, are
such, that he is able to sell at a very small
advance on Charleston prices. He has lust
received his Spring stock, consisting in part
OF the following:-
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crocke-
ry and Cutlery; Ready-made Clothing Of ey-
cry descriptions Hats, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes,
5000 Spanish Cigars, of various brands;
Mrs. Mller's fine cut Tobacco.
-----ALSo--S-----
a good assortment Of Wines, Cordals,
Lemon Syrup, Pickles, Bittefs, cooked Cod
and Salmon Fish; Pepper, Alspice, cnna-
mon, cloves, nutmegs. starch, &c. &c. &c.
Bonn's Scotch snuff, in quarter lb. papers:
few more of the favorite brand Of
Charleston cigars. is
Best wine Vinegar, just received.
A. LORYEA.
April 10, ls4s. 25 IF
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LOSE.

Dy the subscriber in the neighborhood of
B!shopvllle, NOTE on John S. Bradley, for
tltty dollars, dated some time during the last
OF January, of the present year. All per-
sons are cautioned against trading for said
note.
GILBERT CROSSWELL.
BishoPville, $. c. May Is, 1913. 81 1t
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,I IA ~ " "A, R ID

The subscriber offers to sell the ia N
\ YARD, lately the property Of p O'Sullivan,
isand now in successful operation under the
management Of Mr.. Morgan, and paying a
good rent This place will be sold low and
on easy terrns, Apply to
y ~ & y ~ T. J. COGIILAN.
Ffay ~, 1913. 40 81
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BUST Received.

BY DRUCKER g. CO., full and complete
supply of SADLERY, AND
HARDWARE, consisting of almost every
article which belongs to the above specified
lines, which will be offered at the lowest pri-,
ccs. Enquire at the
CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite the Camden Bank.
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TThe Peoples Ticket for the Legisla-
.lature for Claremont county, at the ensuing
;Election-Dr. ROBT. w. MULDROW,I ].
w. BROWNFIELD and THOS. nj. BA.
.KER. THE PEOPLE.
June 7. .il 50 II
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no Families

Mol Mackerel, Lobstes in tin, Sardines,
Ginger Preserves, Fresh Crackers, assorted;
Almonds, Raisins, Figs, Brandy fruit, Butter,
Lard, &c. &c, &c, fer, sale BY s' .
A. T. e. p. MOSES.
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CHOICE GROCERIES.

CONSISTING8I IN PART OF ss,fssis
Brown, Loaf Crashed and clarified Sugars
Java and Rio Coffee, Hyson, sGunpowaer
and Black Teas "a .Ss.5}. 'l;:
Delta, n. Orleans. and Cuba Nfolasses 8
Raspberry, Pine Apple and Lemon Syrnps
Walnut and Tomato Catsrps g
Old Madeira, Pale and Brown Sherry vines
= Confectionery, Candles. Raisins, Almonds,
10000 super spanish Cigars @ 4.
5000 do. 1-2 do. dot5 @ s.s, NJ.
10000 North Carolina Cigars, at so cents pr.
5. box, together with a good assortmentfof
Crockery, Glass, &c. f5jl.ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

THr SEIZURE oT BRITIsH LETTEKs-The Mon
real Conrtey SAYS il Mr. Ware 1.-THE party arrested
described himself g. paid agent Of the Brtsh Govern
meni engaged IN smuggling malable matter over the
United States mail routes. contrary 10 the laws Of the
United States end the instruction. q the Post Office
Department, be must be a sad scamp. The idea oi
the British Government seeking % smuggie msilable
matter over United States mail i prcpOserous
DAsrARDLT.--A whole family, named Bes'y,
residing Twelve Nile Grove, H. recently poi.
s0ned by eating smoked nam which had been returned
from a noighbOring smOke-housc After the family Wa
taken sick the ham chemically examined ana
found 20 be strongly mprcns;ed with arsenic Iniee
Of the family died and the remainder AZ last accounts
were dangerously sick. man suspected OF having
committed the ciabolca act i under bonds Tor tral
CHESTER COUNTY BANK ROBBERY-lMPORTANT
ARREsrs -Btdford Nav 10 Our town was thrown
In great state Of excitement this morning by the ar
rest Of two men Tor passing large amount Of money
Of the old issue Of the Chester County Bank Pour
teen hundred doar Of the SEINE money also found
guo their
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HECKER,s PREPARED PARMA.

TfHE ONLY MANU- FACTi REk, ID the United States.
of tl'. superior ftrnaceous article, are ready 10
supry D. 10 any extent Put zap ln boxes containing =
pounds. in hslfp0unt packages, each accompanied win
printed directions for Single boxes a. liberal DIS
rU ON larger quantities A. an article fOr general family
u.s j. iyaualie Tie Farna has been chemically ana
WED by Drs. Chiffon and EOon and Prof Reid, who bear
testimony f0 IL great all other fanaceous sub
sauces such arrOwrOOt apOca. sage, barley Sc. Prof
Reid observes, IT, claims I'D he attention Of iAe medical
profession viii upon IFS containing gluten aDumen,
vegetable hbrne and other uirOgeuzec bodies not found
In arr0vyrO0f Or similar substances" Dr.. CmtOn"The
great superiority Of this article starch arrOvroof tap
ioca -ao SC - an article 0fdiet for nvads and children
Principally the gluten contains, which i 1872
per cent" at forms very agreeable lei, luiruye an
ce II food easily .ese and admirably adapted for iu.
vals and children DR. toitOn. Testimonials from other
pr0ies0na. gentlemen De application 10 tie
PROPRIETOR ~ Cherry-f PIke-sAp Sewlork. For
sale ~ the principal drug stores. myl3 I'M
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE her-h, gwen. that ''rcar-1' allowed b. PIE Hon
r.fn " .1. ono rucesnf Supreme
Juds,uc ofc rsor of ue S,ife 20 Nesi aA hu Boon -
tai Court favor CfNM AlNflL, NJ me- lHL
HOPE MUTUAL LIE INSURANCE COMPANY nmrrei o'-
forla oi che of Connecticut l1f re demand nIon Nh
ia attachment sl' b@n aed - commission or per cere- r
0l'' Tort, thousand Oars 'eure 1sa guarantee or ntsr n
fll4 .or .s,d fl, Hoe Mutual Ire iasar'ne- c'mi q
claimed ,.f s fre- coorfnnt' 10 sum oi iNf
hundred d1.aa. beng .crtelf .frn npo- 'ft eci -
together fle sal .>ln tlu .c twenty e-h
d.. of April tolli hundred ,l rtv stp,ie Npn
htNt1 ID iAfAlHh
myl lrri-t Attorney nr attaching rrri''r = Na..l y
ieI 0EDER of Mltn Zee county Judseof "a.asol 'ant
II C0er.cor &C. ate hereby -rrl rnifni % The rrn , o
acs-'f,e Authorizing attachments igst 'n a. c'.e.,I M
lct1rs attachment .slr against ' tf
oi HORACE GRAY Ui NAtHhNlFL FRANCIS a. Don 'e,' n'
debtors. o be- cold M fhe mcni 90 fcr dei.
unless te' are' td discharge such '''cm-n,- according 20 .tN
months from flc it publication oi ta nc ald may
rry-uf o ie1f- flc o tlem hl residents o l state ,'d
devc1 them er oi property within f1f 'tas be-
1l-l, them nl tle transfer ni such property uf .rh ee
fIr i-sr hs ll,s .li Void Dated J1nu1r D. lStt
PARhEN A. POTTER oi Whitehall,
I- lrs4n Attorneys of attaining creditor.
~ FTRsUANCE ID an order the surrogate of he County OF
iNevI or.. hereby en fo 800 persons la' 'n' against
NAIHANlFL HAN NHli-l ire ot tho Cf oi Nev for. af
,e,s,i present he Same v he cho tefs'i io Dc -n'
tcf Do. cncc so 95 ts Brln tls o5 oi N-w
ODD 40 before te fve e'ri i ot June uet-Datsi New oA
Cue .fccafa day oi December, lsit
tsl' Iss..ns WI. T. MOTT. fsecuor
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ACCOMMODATION AND ECONOMY
rna THE IIp-TONH RESIDENTS.

\ SrOCNENEL 4 co. having opened Branch OF lheif
j establishment at ~ Broadway opposite Aston place,
,.uer. and the public IN general wonld respectfully coll
their attention rich aud splendid assortment on fas
chandeliers, gas brackets gim1does, solar lamps t 1ps
finest quality, (of manufacture AMI cannot De- sur
passed by any other esiabshneuil French emma dinner
and dessert -afs bohemian articles, So. The above articles
have been manufactured under immediate suneuntend-
ence ana cards quality and price VIII compare, nor
,uru4s- any similar establishment n This CITY. Goods ot
every description loaned for parties NJ le lowest rates NJ
c above articles made order and 10 match any pattern
or In. fixtures are the Philadelphia make and Of te most
sun.rior finish J. S'rOUNENEL 4 co.
III Broadway, opposite As'or place,
Wholesale and retail dealers
We al so continue our business AZ the old stand JOhn ana
y Gold .- whefe the public obtain the same articles as
.bpve and af the same low rate. N.Y. lm
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Yucatan.

Washington Core spondence Phia. y. American.
The Yucatan debate and bill were very sum.
marly disposed Of this morning By an announcement
from the Chairman Foreign Relations that treaty Of
amty had been concluded between the Indians and lu
cstecos. NJ. Niles very pungcntly suggested that he
did not discover how peace between these parties
changed the aspect of the question before the senate
since Gen Cass and Mr. lRnnegan had urged the inter
position Of Government on the ground that the in
iervention OF England was threatened reply was %
tempted but without any sort of eject for mere words
poorly calculated 20 impair the force OF the fact
This sudden conclusion, much TO be rcloccd az by
the friends OF humanity exposes Of single glance the
emptiness Of the professions of the leaders Of demOcIa
and convcfs them OF purpose 10 adopt every coca
SION 70 the profit Of the party Day after day they have
contended the floor OF the House that England was
extending her dominion the Continent and that her
design to seize upon this opportunity 10 obtain
foothold In iucatan.
Thi. argument was advanced no, for the purpose Of
extending relief 10 stop the work of determination but
solely 10 make capital for the coming Some
expedient necessary 10 raise the British cry and
Yucaian was seized upon as afording the occasion
Now when peace has been proclaimed, the prctcNt Is
removed and the deception stands in is linked de.
fornity These the resorts adopted 10 niamc the
public mind. and to instigaie preiudccs against Great
Britain by the GnscrupulOus leaders OF party who,
when the issue made face 10 face, upon que on
OF territory which they declared before Chrsendon 20
be voted in the United States by title clear and Un
questionable were the frst 10 skuk from the contest
and swallow their Official proclsmauors, and TO
der every inch that was in dispute They would now
cover their shame and eowsrdce by shaking their hts
N the teeth OF England and necessary by provoking
. war, which they would leave Wings 10 hsht and pay
for. a. they have done in the contest with Mexico.
The intelligence of peace seemed TO fall heavily upon
the Loco Foco benches Cas- and his compatrois hung
down their heads for il extn uished the element which
they hoped tomake available the Presidential election
and foreclosed the patriotic resolutions that were al
ready framed for the Baltimore Convention.
Let Il DC remembered. that from February last until
now. when this bloody dcsolsiing lucatai not
finger did our Executive raise appeal address 20
Congress. The commune atoms OF the Commissioner
were shghed Until 81 last nc rendered the sovereignty
aud dominion OF that state. Then, when the work OF
were no longer to be found for the tonahawk aud scalp
nr knife. the Executive became suddenly humane fog
he the prospect OF assrandzng the Administration
and Of substituting lGcsfan for the frsuduien; uart
which Texas and Oregon were made 10 play in ls44-
such IL this Democratic pstrousn-such It's sincerity
such iis principles OF action
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H., - -NEw ARRANGElIENT TO

~ u.
:, - nan,gy Morning and Evenngrains from
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Cumberland with
out delay Passengers having choice Of day or night
travel over the Mountains. by the great ned States Mail
and passenger Rg,e Through n q hours from wfolk
y Prsblr- and Wheeling, thence Cincinnati 81 LOulf,
NewIDreans aud The south and We-'-passen.ers gong
directly through by the United States Mail Trans
Leave New.l orb, foot o. Lbery-si. at 9 AN. ana v
PM Tor lh and connect with lines for bauHOre
Leave Philadelphia BY 10 VI train Tor Baltimore AMI ar
W leeilng, gong directly through yith0ui delay. 49,
Leave Philadelphia, By Railroad from the cor OF EieSenn
and Market - A. y u fr Baltimore and arrive IN ,ne
10 connect with VI. train FOR Pittsburgh and wheeling,
ana gong directly firoI IA without delay
Leave P.1de la by steamboat AZ z = NJ rom Dockst
VIVA iscudHys cXcepted,j aud lOlge in Ba4linofe
ne opiy me on sunday from Paiade'pma TOR hnmore
= 0y Railroad, o. ~ Pm
Leave BALTIMORE At II AN. and 81 daily by the Bait.
more and Ohio Railroad
Leave Cumberland ats NJ and AN by twenty daily
nes Or Tie National Road ad Good Intent stage Companies
AM arrive IN Pittsburgh or Wheeling next evening and the
Passenger sor Pittsburgh take fine splendid new and mod
ern-ou steamboats, % Brownsville, and thereby have only
~ miles ~ staging on tie whole route.
Ffsicas steamboats, leave Pittsburgh andWheenp reea.
larry and passengers forwarded without delay 10 nein.
nau and al other ports IN the south and West
TAKE NOIlCE.-Ilckeis sOld IN New-YOrk 10
Passengers for Baltimore Pittsburgh or Wheeling This
notice becomes necessary OF several persons
selling tickets IN New York Ohrr lnes and The holders
u such uc6es supporting they authorized 10 rass In
or nfsiclass trains 10 Baltimore and the South AMI
They have no connection with us
FgI irOugh tickets by this route, apply in Philadelphia
fle karuai Office, corner of Market aud Eleventh
- sult lhifdf; or on board steamboat DOck-sf wharf
- are nr0lgh from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh So. to
NIeeng 90, with the privilege Of stopping Baltimore.
spplyio J. L. sLEMMER Ageni.
~ Adams & Co.'S Express Olfce Is Waist al ii A NJ
or Taylors Hose, q Coriland-si al
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GAS FITTING.

: PilLBlN respectfully inform their friends an Tie
y rubc thai having been requested by ue MANHATTAN
GtsLGHI COMPANY iO cugal n tic Gastifng business,
hey have taken tie workshop. Office. SC lately occupied
by e Company. i7f Mercersf door below Beecaer-
aud prep AIRED 20 attend % orders n la depart
mef u business u all s branches. They intend % keep
hand assortment Of he best ald latest patterns VI
brackets pendants, nlauei ornaments chandeliers &c
uiacf-red by Messrs CORNELiU5& co. Oh lamps, clan
deers, altered 10 burn gas. Also, gas fixtures taken
down. cleaned rebr0nZed, lacquered.
Plumbing attended % formerly, M Dcy-s- and ll6
Mercer-sL Orders for gas filing ie a. Deys vii be a.
tended promptly They refer 20 The Manhattan GasLight
Company, and also the following gentlemen, Oi
whom are Directors Of the Company james Donaldson,
Esq Henry Young, Esq Jas Roosevelt, Esq Moses Taylor
E-q Daniel b. Fearing, Esq. ". ii. smith, Esq.
y B.-Par.cIlar attention paid 70 hing up dwellings,
stores, public buiings, &c already occupied, vel az
those in progress Of building. a5I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

OREGON AND CALFoRSIA ENIGRANTs.--The St.
Joseph papers represent that town crowded with emf
rran,s on their ronte 20 California and Oregon 2l0
wagons had crossed the river At that place and forty
hi,y At the ferry above ST. loseph The emigration this
vesr viii not be 50 large that of last yearprobahy
not numbering more thar 500 men
The Moruons said TO 10 crossing IN large mum
bsrs At Council Bluffs aud from 1900 10 1900 wagons
are expected 70 leave in few weeks for the Great
salt Lake.
MAJ Harris recently arrived a, 81 Joseph from the
front camp OF the grants They were all getting
well except the last, some 81 miles from the town
this party without leader place distant iron,
water and nearly ali their cattle lostethcr driven on
bv Indians or straycd away in search OF water Major
Harris y TO 20 out TO California in company with Col
Fremont who expected at St Joseph by the 18th
this month 81 Lonls Rep.
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SCHOOLS.
RnAnnING SCHOOL.

IRVING INsTiTUTE-rarryi1wu, Ne"-iofk-N ~.
ILIAM P LYON AN. Principal aided hy Vri.e,.a. .4t-
Teachers Summer Session commences tt Aiayt NJ .ri
Session led N0Fem1eI--cacl continuing i've months 4"e
course of instruction includes the noe range oi f--n
branches to ether with French and Ae Ancient language
Terms peg session, JOB for juvenile m - @lioiof senior
puuis Pupils rrv be- admitted az any TIME
Ia those w boz desire place sons az boarding schools, e
ADVANTAGE. Of THE institution arc believed 10 De eqHaI y MOI
superior % any. ,tt.
II has been ia successful operation ten years, The oca
ton delightful and sauDnOu-. i convenient ~ access oI
the CRY The ellnCe cOnIlOClOus ana conl0hir-iut
plav-r0lnds ample and disconnected from Tie Nla-c
The Government efficient, bat md-rcseli ing tal OF o
ye-rerIlafed Christian family, and no day scnolds are
admitted 10 cOunieract the sauiary Influence u fanny
training. . s
Tie system ofinsuucu0n designed not merely 90 aa-
vance ani perfect tie pupil the branches guided ul TO
develop and Instruct tle uc gneu 20 en4-Lien me u-Ie
standing form The hat- aud 90 eve moral aud useiH
direction fO the IlcinatOns.
For particulars see PampAe; Circular containing NE r
formation likely 90 De- sCu-i wincn may De- ad on s
p.caon % te Principal IarytOwn, or 20 hs az ei-s
Clara s Austin, ~ BrOaoWag, y. J.
kEFERENcEs, BY PERMISSION
Wash ugt0n Irving, ESQ. IarrI Town.
Hon Cuban c. Nerp.ank, New-fOrk C.y
Zehedee Cook, Esq.
MOnis Robinson. Esq.
Benjamin LOder, ESQ
Rev. Dr. Crc- llOus I az 1t'F's
Rev. Joseph Wilson,
Com Alex. Sildcl Mackenzie, L. ;. y
Cant. Nathan Cobb
Rev. Dr. BerrGn,.. .New-forA Ciy
Rev. Dr.. Peck,
George T. Trnb.e ESQ
Hon. James Harper,
FruCls Hall, Esq. hlt~ -
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TO BRICK LAYER-.-w-

TO bRith I4ANER~.- sniei o. contract Tor the
laying o. from lsf.oH 0 900 % hla iu the arces
% me sarrucca Ne1nci Laneshoru Pa The line Of the
Newly OK and Erie Railroad The contract viii prnr
be lN-el MO TWO parts Tie laying may commence about
the middle Of July and unsi all be finished by the first dsv
of october next The BRICK VIII delivered on The
folding 70 the brick layers, and the viii be furnished
Security viii he required for the fnnenf 81 the contract
For farther information apply 70 J. p. kiRKWOOD Lae--
" lsas s-ki-Aay T. Ists' HSll Rysa
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IiOI~ATONIC
IC xU~Hs -
.l-~r-s,..-~L
Ia .aa.4:s....

For Piiisheld, North Ad N~-1>
ans NiamsiOwn. Bennington, Rutland, Lebanon SpIngs,
sc via the Hou-aiOnc Railroad
Sr,iMFR ARRtNcf NENr-C Commencing Monday, May
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt Brooks Jr. viii leave
Ne1y-lork from r pier foot of Markets. daily, Sundays
eXcepfed O'Clock A. NJ Tor Bridgeport, where passel-
gers axe he elegant and commodouB the HOusa
tonic Railroad arriving al te stale Line uhe junction with
The Western RalrOail o. halt pnst 7 u m Time O take
the East " esi Fare - STAGE run m connection
With the cars Lee, LelOx Oh SockDudse, Cursville,
Nlnsied and Norfolk. also, LItchheld, Sharon, Wood
bury. Dunlurv and Bethel
LEBANOS SpRNGs--A Lle Is arnng ed by which passen
gers from NeVYork reach this place by day light, win
comfort aud expedition than by any other route rare
through - ~
No agent 81 this Company authorized 10 take charge ~
Specie Bank Notes valuable papers, 10 receive Them
for ransp ortaion ON any cgutons Freight received at
The depot foot Ut Marketed from O'Clock NJ 10 O'Clock
r. NJ. Positively not amer that hour.
g. NJ PERRY Agent Office on the Pier.
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r. r-yv,-uz=zs 20 NEW-YGHk AND xT-"
u - ~. ERIE RAILROAD. ,E~I5 -,
4effN

From MAY j. 1913, until farther notice.
For P,ssFNGERs-Leavc New'l ork tfiGin The foot of
Duane--tD al O'clock NJ and o'clock Pm for Pier
mont. Bruvcivilr. Carksfowu Spring Valley, MOusey.
Rimano Monroe Works, Turner'S, Monroe Oxford, Ches-
ter Goshen New Hampton. Mdfleown, HOweis, Ons-
vilic and Port Jer,is.
For New York aud intermediate nlacesLeave Pon Jer
vie aiG " and az 4 VI Ousyie ~ - An and 3 b
PM. Mdtleiown. 7 A ". and PM. Goshen, -
4 NJ and ~ M Chester ri "a AN and q y VI
All baggage "a The rick OF he owner, unless put in
charge Of the baggag fy lbs Of personal bag
gage allowed each passenger No freight taken by ihs
passenger trains
FoR FgEfCnr-I.eavc New York Of O'Clock, Pm per
barges Samuel March, Henry Suydam, Jr and Dunhlrk-
Leave Port Iervis M M, Ouivio, al 10 AN Mid
dlefown NJ n " Goshen at II N and Chester ~ NJ
MmK will be- taken morning and evening by trains
ming expressly for thar purpose
ng N ~ G. SEYMOUR, superintendent
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GnrTA PERCHA

PATENT MACHINE BANDING.
WARRANTED TO BIZ NANUFACTURED from the
w pure Gua Perchalhis banding Is not affected By the
snlos pierre. Fixed oils water, ACIDS, crease, needs
lacng, gains about per power over al other bands
now n ne: also. and shoe sOes, machine bands u all
widths from one 10 thry-sx inches also. round bands for
lies For sale a. the depot Of the American Guuc Percha
Company : T ARMSTRONG. Pafeutee
uvls Inn FOR The United States lJs Wlham-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

DEATH OF Rev. RoBkRT EMORY, ID. Dive
received with much regret yesterday from Baltimore
the announcement OF the death OF this etnahe geste
nsn although the event has been for time ant c.
psted He recently LEFT his ofeial duties President
Of Dickinson College AZ Carlisle Ia this state and made
tour 70 the Wet India ISLANDS hopes 10 reestabsh
hs health Gu his return when he reached Petersburg
Va he much exhausted, but progressed as far
Baltimore under the assiduoIs attention OF his friend
DR.. Bal.n. From Thursday Of last week he has been
gradually sinking. and on Thursday evening last al
hafpast eight he sank quietly into the eternal sumher
Philadelphia North American.
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GLASS -! GLASS :! GLASS Al.

= OnQ BOXES AMERICAN Window Glass from s1s
O,U'U 10 ylxi0.
~ bxs double thick Hngish Crown from i0xi2 20A16.
leo DO English Crown. single dick from l0xl2 70 l6xz0
100 do breach Window and Picture Glass FINN 6xe 10
6Nie
100 do double thick English Sheet, from lsx2s 9x56
very superior article for show windows. For sale By
my1 PM A SCHANCk. s. Divi-iou-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

DJBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. No Nassau str-~f-
Norrc hr-ts .Feu tAs relatives i nsti O. An q 6EOhGk
DECOSTER ife o., frie gardener. 4ecsa-el AL WHO a.
eyed have dst a4 aFp 70 lie Surrogate % lie
Co4ly q S-v Got M fiers q siaton uFou 70 .sts- Of
l.sssiI- tie tly ID Ialr eloes
asrlsea-D..sa E-v'lssk, Ma 4 isso JANIS rHAfER
msss Pxa~s Ass.sstss,sa
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rNIT,----i 7-TF ANNONTN-IT0 nov aII 4 -'7IIIl
S-ssz-sr-s-----S steamer, HENDRIX HUDSON, Captain
Gorh,r, and Aida Captain r H. Stone. vii leave The
T-clovf ,,harf,.lv Suudays "a cepedl for Albany ana
rr.y Inn, inc lie usiil landings by the way, M O'Clock
4 NJ md r,n,ing. viii leave Troy az 6, and Albany a.
o'clock NJ For passIg freight. apply 20 TIE Sapah,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
EDWARD ING. DENTIST

10 ALhkAl-tI.
\ AS PREPARED metallic substance with which he
tnls tender and very badly decayed teeth This article
a an excellent substitute for gold, md si preserve
mere shell of q tooth Tor = long lime.
Teeth sled with gold, extracted and cleaned and arf-
cia teeth arranged or god plates in and workman
.ke manner. 90 In.