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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-17

The RECENT TAYLOR MEETING IN THE Bow
ERY.-The disturbance which attended the Tay-
lor meeting held at Military Hall, in the Bowery,
has caused great deal of conversation, and
many sage remarks in political circles. Some
express the opinion that it is an evidence of the
unpopularity of the movement, and of the indis-
position of the people of New York to sustain
the claims Of General Taylor. Others draw en-
tirely opposite conclusions.
Our own opinion in this matter soon express
ed. We have every reason to believe, from
what we have heard of the mate rails composing
that meeting, that the disturbance was created
by the efforts of the two organized parties, in
order to put down any distinct and Independent
nomination of any great man, from any quarter.
Hitherto the popular feeling of this city has been
divided between the two great organised
factlons-the wings and the democrats. Any at
tempt of any other party to take hold of
public man, and organize themselves in his ia
vor, with a prospect of success, will always
meet with great opposition from the two great
factions. The disturbing materials which
focked TO the recent meeting, were partly drawn
from both the friends Of Gen. Taylor and those
against him, among the locofocos. Even the
Wall street committee, who have declared in
favor of General Taylor, were well known to
be opposed to the recent meeting, and to have
probably taken every means in their power Sc
cretly to create the disturbance In question, and
add to the general feeling of the Clay men
and the locofocos.
No matter for this disturbance; Gen. Taylor,
according to all appearances, will produce more
trials and troubles among the politicians, before
the Presidential election shall have closed
Heretofore, it has been the custom Of both
of the great factions to prevent any dis
cussion of the merits of the various can
didates, before the meeting Of their conven-
tons, thus Stacking the press, and independent
opinion in every quarter, then demanding, when
the nominations were made, implicit obedience
to their behests. 1t is very evident now, that
this mode of action is in its wane. The sponta-
neous movements in favor OF General Taylor,
throughout the country, have broken up the
Stacking system, and we now see IN this city,
in both parties, meetings called by the friends of
the candidates Of each of the factions, to express
their preferences, and to declare their convic
tlons, openly and before the people. We have had
two meetings in favor of General Taylor in this
city several meetings for him have been held
in the interior Of the Slate. There is a great
meeting tonight Of the friends Of Henry Clay
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NAvAL.-Ths U. S. streamer Princeton, Capt.
Engle, was at Malta January 6, having arrived
that day from Milo.
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The steamer United States arrived at Cleveland, from
puao on tb eth inst She started for Detroit on the
GLOWING day, bus obliged to PVT back on seceunt
Z the zoe, M
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Accident to tho Ship Quebec.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 10, IS48.
The ship Quebec, of New York, got ashore on
the Florida Reefs, and threw overheard part Of
her cargo, and then got off, and sailed for New
Orleans on the Goth January.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

PARK THEATRE.-Sands, Lent Coz AMERICAN
C,acus, in their various performances.
BOwERY THEATRE Bowsry-DousLAs-WiLD
OATS.
CHATHAM THEATRE Chatham street -AssAssIN OF
THE Rocxs-MopEL ARTnrs-BRIoAND's soN-NIx THE
CABMAN.
CIRCUS-BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, Bowery.-
EeUssrRIANIsM, GYMrAsTIGs, ETHIOPIAN SINoINo, Ne.
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE, Chamte n st.-MoDEL Ar
TIsTS.
BROADWAY ODEON. Broadway.-sINarNs. &c
MODEL ARTISTS, &c.
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, near Broome-ETHIo
Plan SINoINo-BuRLEsQUE DANCING, &c.
PANORAMA HALL Broadway.near Houston H-bAN-
vARD's PANORAMA THE MIsssslPPI.
BRuNErrIs MODEL OF ANCIENT JERUsALEM-Two Ex
hibitions, at and TX o'clock, P. M.
TABERNACLE, Broadway-sIoNoR AccAsTRo's GRAND
CONCERT.
New York, Thursday, February IL, l649.
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BY the arrival fthe steamship Hibernia, from
Liverpool, we have eight days later intelligence
from all parts of Europe. The news, on the
whole, is much more favorable than generally
anticipated. We did not expect any improve
ment in prices for our principal staples, and
have not been disappointed. The corn markets
were very inactive, and prices had slightly de-
clined; but the variation had been so trifing as
to be hardly worth noticing. The accounts re-
ceived in relation to breadstuffs generally, in
duce us to believe that the European demand
for our surplus will lie extremely limited. Cot
ton was up an eighth of penny per pound, with
moderate sales-the inactivity in the manufac-
turing districts not warranting any important
improvement in that staple. Quotations for pro-
visions remain about the same as previously re-
ported, with very moderate amount of business
doing.
The state of the money market is the most i'm
portant feature Of the news, and that is such
as to give the greatest encouragement. In
activity in the produce market, for time,
is rather desirable than otherwise, as 1t is ind-
catve of more healthy and permanent reco-
very than though an immediate imitation in
prices took place. AS money becomes plenty
and confidence re-established, there will be a
steady improvement in all the departments of
trade. The Bank Of England had on hand more
than thirteen millions sterling of bullion; the
rate of interest had been reduced to four per
cent, and out of door, the rate ruled as low as
three per cent. With these elements of pros
perify, there must soon be life and activity in
commercial circles and it is our impression
the next steamer will bring accounts much
more favorable than those received by the Hi
hernia.
The only poll teal news of any Importance,
is the instruction in Italy and Sicily. here
appears to be an outbreak in that quarter, which
will take along time to subdue. Full particu-
lars of the most important movements in the
old world, will be found In this days paper, in
GLIDING our correspondence from the principal
cities of Europe.
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fsi0ys. $50
Dated the 77th day OF January. 1888.
esi.oss.ssO


logpaF CoRS THApx. The Grain trads bss been rsrv
dul nn4 prices bsv- had declining tendency durir9
te .t in4asht % The l7th instant there was rather
esso abca q EDgiab Wheat The beet parcels we're
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E7s,559,ae5

pI@5,s2sj fas55s,a65
-.-.---,--, bANhinG DEPARTMENT.
bIolttc'ois D"Pi'' .@H t,saNOQ Govt securities
&c. -, -. 't'N'i'1t Including dead
W. weight annuity Eli t6i COS
s,,-ns.f p,rIs' S.let securiuea... H5in 1858
Commissioners Of Ooldand .iiv,....... hf'sss,
Natonsl Debr end OH'H
Dividend Accounts 0sa4s
Other deposits 0,7Tit7a
seven day AID other
bilia. :. ...-..... so8gs
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T,lGET'-IITETl

.OT7ETHiN; NEW and just the thing for every family
- reGIirg Light and cheap, THAI every rich
and poor can huy il. i is neat ~ DLEST max
ing nd wckinc Candles OF TaoIg, Lard,
any that viii barn. b. simply turning the bottom Of
the CandIe,lick, a beautiful, hard. smooth CANDLE is
forced OF the top, and any desired 9Th you wish
nom inch 10 two feet IN height.
l.. II is and 81 npe CandiesCk cOnse
QHenl!y may be managed by child.
o. BY means OF TINS you convert all your refuse crease
'nO candles and us obtain light iICm O3 Gems week.
g.. The wick dry and smooth. thus vibration flicker
ing OF the flame but burns like sperm candle.
/. The wick be hanged without al all disturbing the
candle too large, PIT "A small one; or too small, a
large
J.. GU co the bottom Of the candle maker candle
stick, wick sufficient 70 .ast five week, where 1t
out OF sight and on, OF the wdy.
b.. Oh Keep candle at the same height all the
time Tor ten stuTapS pieces lett.
I.RequeS ep ing nth crease or taioW once week
s..NO >plEg Of greas lit falls turns but neat
~ ard Ceaniy la iy COud desire.
-. II CarrCt get ont 0. order.
G In proof of their superiority utility and the
Eunher sol. sufficient. The price form and
r'e all the United States and the article requires
gry ~ b the most aceuious OF the tore
facts. No family VIII be withou! them VINO scaie
70. tt.-r the small I'''e asked.
IEdh ,rna'i CANAL active business make :.
~ and pro F1be operation by IUrct>.lg the mCnouoy
and su4 tin, 3,c TERRITORY where Ii has not yet been
' P-fsrn Who desire 10 embark neat pleasant ana
ig'v iucrlt Hl.lpF,> invited 10 call al orr OlHH
~ IS PIEBJiItD street, North side, between 81. thaIeS
ard Iarcnueiet stress. New Orleans.
The nonOpc, Of the city of New Orleans, and states o.
louisiana teg-ja North Carolina and Arkansas, tor thu
sale CT this article cffe I'd and pro Oss will ne received
- r T MYERS s. 80
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NHIVE RSITY OF OUISIENA
LAW DEPjRT.HE.SV

yT'HE LECTURI and cot RISE Of INSTRUCTION
oxpAy Of neS and nG'" coatDae Until ~
MAY. rhey intended TO sn5Tace the mos important
t,r14i md t"a<t,."Si""oI Lar. ''''''
Lecture VII be Delivered e VARIOUS branches and
Tho by Professor Henry 4. BrLiARn viii embrace
The history OF the Roman Jaw, from the earliest times
u An analysis OF the general Principles OF the Roman Clv
Law. according 70 the most approved method of the Ger
man school III. The jurisprudence OF louisiana com;
SIain. ". An outline of the Land Titles in Louisiana
wisher derived from France, span o, The United siaes
Those by Professor iHEnDoRE H. McCALEB, WI treat
and Obligations of Masters and Mariners Collisions and
Military Mariners Contracts, Marine Insurance and ly
pothe"atloHs and contracts Tor Nlars Services ~ buidns
Repairing and supplying OF SHIP, H. !ntenaIona Law
emb2c le Law o! Prize and the practice OF tnze onrts
N Her pacnc and Hostile relations Treaties OF Peace and
Private international Law III The jurisdiction Of the
f.eli,e I.s,hic ion OF the supreme and Crcun Counts and
the cI.h;l Jurisdiction o. the District Courts = Courts OF
The Lectures o. rr,f.,sor RANDELi iirTr will treat Of
L. Commercial Law As relates to Mercantile persons. He
These Lectures viii treat Of Sole Ira erS, PartnsrssIs
and CORPORATIONS, OF PrrcipaI and Agents. of Bis Of EH
and onac with Carriers Contracts OF AtirelgGment by
Chatter parry and Tor Conveyanet in a general ship; OF
of sic, Guaraue Lien and StOpPage IN transu, etc
IL. The Criminal Lay and Practice IN Courts OF Criminal
Professor Thomas y. M0SROE, VII! Lecture upon l.
TIE Common Law and Equitg Jurisprudence and Practice,
pieaGHGs CI Cases at Common. Law, and-li Constr
tt lUna law
Chief Justice EusrIs will deliver of Lectures
the Rights of Person, and the Conflict 81 Laws.
CnrIsTIAS RosELIrs. ESQ will assist as Adjunct Pro-
fes>ur n the De parmeut OF the CIyn Law.
Students i'll be expected TO produce satisfactory evidence
OF =Oot moral character.
The deg. OF Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred only Oh
those shall attended Courses OF Lectures
one full course after studied at least the
office of Counsellor at Law and after sire. exam nation
by all tine Professors. During the Course there will be fire.
QUeHt esamHatOna. a.,
There will be organized also Moot Court, which will be
holden every week. presided over by one OF the Pro-
tes-G-s
~ The price of Tickets for the Course is fixed at 800
- for each, Professor.
II. A. BILLIARD, Dean Of the E,cu'ty
Ne.y Orscas. JIne ISIS :e5 5nl
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A Justice of the Peace. on the other side OF the-
river. wished to sell some land. The law required
that his wife, before disposinc Of her right, should
be examined helor" Justice of the Peace as 10 her
willingness, and our Squire determined to save
The fee 10y making The examination himself. lie
then certified under his seal of office that he had
examined his wife separate and apart from her
husband. '-I0uisriie ErnH,iaer
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CHICKERING'S PIANO-FCRrES.

CHICKERING'S PlANO-tCRIs$.
e'lE Pt Lie VIII please taht notice thai NJ. !HRE
PARSONS, "a CAMP STREET. my .--+ sE-,,.
0riy Tor tire sale Of my iAN0-f krEs 3ys 70
Louisiana; ara tha 'AsTumen aiken att Il + u
his lie .'ot be- considered fully IN I. y
ned from the actoV and that me pIices "i be the
AL iITE freight and inSuaHCe only Orders be lett oI
any kind OF instrument and advance required Enti The
article is received and approved. J. ChiEkERLNH.
rWi6 324 Washington street, Boston.
NRt5EERI II 7z's PIANO EORTES AND
PIAHINO S.
EEFM T. M 20, has The pleasure TO
- .nonn h5s .u.n ls tie public of -
NCW Orleans and The surrounding country, = Y ~ r. :;
,F,. he has been appo nted By Nj. Il; HERz,l J!
0e 4 gent ioT The sale Of MS CIR Nd AND SQl ARE
tiANJS ANl hiANiNDS. The daily increa3 ing lie
h!S country these instruments and the EfeJt
rstacton they have gwen buy ers, hoth Aer.a AMI
Euro ?, have induced WI. T. MAYO TO open room Cor
their exhibition and sale lie also axes lea call partiCu
ar attention the P.ANiNC. Which unsurpassed oy
richness and elegance of appearance, combining
great durability with uniGae bst!ancy and facility OF touch
They have been awarded the cod MEDIA OF the rst degree,
Che highest premium n the disposal OF the French Govern
leut. and genera. il lIance ing and IN Ger
many. W I. n. legs leave Il, the highest etc
gums bestowed them BY totGrs an1 che Pres. The
o! Nh HERR int.Odu-lng The Pi A$iNUS at ms
concerts.
~ N ample assortment vii always be found = tle
depot, M. Idf2p Street, tn rec doors from Canal st Le5
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TIE WESTERN fiorRh complete Ea'1 i To ,IaT Gs
eption Of all points the MlSslEslpi ONO anu o'ref
' @o on me Mi Ii5' G. S' SALE e CO. s. Charles
{, COLLINS, bGILIER: 50, RI P S a:: sr:'
BIN General lone, Also ssI doors, Blinds etc. win
which Planters and otheTs can he supplied ny2'-'ni
Fer YUCATAN.
~ os? he zSo sa5pS Of a' CUTS II. G REPEA
P!SrpLS. HOi SEER IISf0i.S also, O~ ssslsscsss.
ceG Rs5onG r;'3 thigh WIN Gomps , a a, nr ,
lnar rss, street .tst' iJs53ffI HYDE GUoDHICH
EoEYvnLE BRICK MANUFAcToRy.
;{oEY HYlNGFGN Iespe%tigy inform the citizens aus ms
sfaDr.' and les, made bNiE u !5e soa$s[a soHnS
ent the largest in The south, and Ike patronage ii The
'I myS1 # 80 ''''''' '''''' HOEy K BYlNGToN.
,rr sS $ah Ss# FSns, new
III e 1Ft @ x fi y Gerald
TEE9F L2Us F,i.Fr hy flsis av w } E:f
.oM CRINGLE's LOG; by the author of the Cruise OF
rH4,,SASD AND one NIGHTs7Par 2; t.,
WORMS; WORMS! WORMS!
go REMOVE these ,roub esome and dangerous inhabt
ants the stomach and bowels Thich so oi'sG lS ta.!
roNiC EERMFI Cd, certain and safe preparaton Tor
'he ~noy4, Of vac4s kr's, Of Worms, d. pe!sa Sour
Jahty of the Stomach and Bowels aud Organs OF Dges
-, without exec ton one OF the most valuable pre-
''a''0'' IL ''' '''' NATi.AN JARVIS & 60.
auiS Conner o! Ia-a1ine and t0mmH streets.
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ASMEAEAN.
KNOWLES e NOEL

KNOWLES :, NOEL,
VR.fC T'IC.3L H.f TCE.N n HERS,
~ No IS CANAL street, first door o----, "a $50.
iatA below Camp E5% 0rle f LeeP - IS.
asAsaxs,y eli selected Assortment OF swiss and English
LEVER WATCHES.
!ewey Silver Ware, Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens pectacles
and Fancy Goods.
Oar personal attention viii be devoted repairing ever
description OF FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEW ELK.
lCA stall 81 form satisiac' Only cAarzs. iQg4tf
WATCHES JEWELLERY, ETC.
EDWARD \. ff zen, 80 Guam strcla. would respect.
- 'Hy lite the atten ION OF bis friends and The -
HI 10 his fine aEi I'll selected stock Of ia r. ,Etb
tLH. etc. Compis n- Watches ot the most ap Z -
1lyei mI1"tagne, III God and Silver Hunting sAaa&s
am Cten ed cases Si!yer Ware Of every description.
non-ing IN y"f Of Tea FaJe. Sugar Sat aud Mustard
ICONS f"5hs ladies' CASTOR. Cups, Pitchers, Toast
Racks. stc.
4 ety Of JeYeiry, Cutlery, Rich Elncy Gods.
Il tuGeIy stC.
t'-ANO FOR-ES
49,. 'u-t received from The manufactures Of
1919 N!esrs. llHs Il Fischer and =. H. Gaze
IN Ia II y @. q ia.ge supply Of their superior
Y y PA NJ :, n new style c.s.s--a fey. with
Coleman Aoan At al Mt, and ivs,s Tune able Reeds
p'eas cell and examine app e
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so PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
COiTs DIK ~ 90

RIO. 50 pOyCraS street
which every family ought 10 be Supplied wiz, viz:
H #ec mipfa o Gig " ct Or H o. f,e.
iasi indian Han ibye-wi coor the haIa Jet back-nol
jew Davd's, Hebrew Plaster, for rheumatism and all
JGno and Luclna C0rda for married lai'es and others
tom,ock SarsaparIa t0rpurying the o.-pGce5 Jc,
Jews lnlneH and Eiiy'r, w5ran ed to care the Sheu
"a Tanin, Tor Boots, Shoes Harness and s;.r-Iase-tos;
na @ '2 S Ts sG :" al 5sco ha Hos.
relieves al Weakness and Nervousness. Warranted.
either ssr eiA or Bilious Wsn4ned to do b ' ''
Green :e.er and Ague Mixture, warranted 10 cue any
case, all pa. refused TO It. TT. ii these terms.
C.rrIox-Daley's Ofeinal and only Genuine Magical
al Eruption Of he kin Pies h2Iisr> Itch, Fevet Sores.
Rheumatism Sore e and Nlppes-;:c!I rsmcm5,r 50
Poydras eei-so nat maze ivJ p rcent on IT.
WoRNs IN eI.rLDREs -Komstock< Serruge IS the
most extraordinary 'cneny ever used Should there be NO
worms, 1t wiil do good
Side and .!reast, atG al Lung and tIveG tompantsi
Dr. iianro"ew ilnh '1Npeotoran Syrnp IN, Is TIE on%
.ussi ca,e, alter al o,}er articles have failed.
On lie face
To tue .pEs-Rcln..y Coi,,rbia, far restoring tie
Lons hair is Fioy 70 woman" says Pay.
AUD all iSs s .'1 lI OF me 2loH' r %gof 1
Unless GU protect It wth tbs PREPARATION.
The Genuine Balm Of Columbia j, not only iarS eor
liy~ bH the 1t cooring fluid N the world II makes the
har glossy ana me s;ns a. once from iaiHS OUT ana
restores on Bald Heads and keeps the jar free from dan
drad and scarf.
DR, s'pouS's SICK !y>oAcEE RENany il warranted to
AIRY cast. either Ne..ous or bilious. Wiyouty! II
mas cured Gases OF twenty years st"'ains.
SEw pl.corEHy,-nr Comet Niyrore, fer ''oporr5o,.
Bladder. tins ;l'ytuc contain, no INJURIOUS article what
ever u possesses Of re1i efficacy. aud more
Tor complaints, Freed from the ua,.,ean. QUALITIES
md n Hnl the common MIXTURES Ii VIII be found
l. .,f to the N,yI
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CLASS STAINING

" not generally known that the beautiful art o. GLASS
STAINING is done IN Newt sloaG; .tA,.pB ELL,
No 1875 GRAVlEE stIeet. Circus and r!ppa streets
who soCIts share Of the public patronage, beng the FIST
and Oniy establishment IN the South. o. GUor> OF plain aud
prnanened STAINED GLASS !orchUrcies steamboats,,
dOvrS. doors SlIt his. sk!IlsLts. Imp. e''.
=. B.-LEAB SASH, ,ian and oman sntei, made 10
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PELApELPELA WEEELWRIeaTs WoRN:

Ty'tE Subscribers Agents or the wei known manuiactcry
/ OF NILLON Guilds X Co, Phllad.iThIg. Ia
landing and store extensive ASSORTMENT OF ev"rs de-
suIDtlon Of VI heeiw rights work, as fol pws:
10 pairs tA and Horse Cart Wheels irOn to inches
the tread
pairs extra heavy Dray " reels. 4yi inches tread.
u tx and Horse agons, with and without bodies
sizes
30 pray iron and wooden aNes Ski 55a AID al inches
tread:
IL arts, light and heavy
loo W l0elhariows. with shifting sides;
50 Cana, BaIrows.
The above stock will be increased by every arrival fol
Philadelphia winch will enable them offer 10 Planters and
Merchants this season. age and complete aSsort
OF these articles Ian mas heretofore en Offered in
this market PAGES W" be reasonable terms hoegs and ali
EMERSON. TOU9Ss i CO
lei - i hOUptoult Il.
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" z Id q Co, II lamp SIT el,
yygi'E JySY RLEIJIEI Al
WORME! WORMS, WORMS
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,

AT LEWISBURG.
7 PRIV ATE ) .Ai4E.-Ihe land measures ha. aTpHnf
= front the Lake, by u arents N depth to-
sethe with al! the Improvements thereEpoh-com Ss.fS
rooms stable etc. etc al well fenced in and FIST rate
order. In ROM OF the dwelling Is fine paSture-he Whole
vel surrounded! by fine lEevSG and Other beaufitu rt5s
tne plan OF sa4 property can he seen at our oCa-lens
my3i PERSON {. RGS>EVAL 81 Grav.ers'.
SUMMER EEsIDEECE AT MANDEVILLE.
=, y deIcI ttui SUMNER RESIDENCE at Man
@ lie. measuring two a:peniS tt"n.ing he Lake by
- twelve atpents m d"ptl-ai lenced in. The I'M
pfoyemeuts comprises good and substantial tme Dwelling
fronting the Lake, galleries from and rear
Cabinets. Kitchen and Servants Rooms. one other
"Goi building built exp sly or viSltcrs, having two large
with gallery Stables On The premises line
-rinE the only here probably al Vaudeville and
Of the property fine and beautiful Flower Par
Te. The property viii be sold with a. the Furniture Cove,
Horses. .aces. etc
For Il ms winch aye iberai and full particulars apply
:Hy23 PERSON Y BoNNEFAh % Hrarer 81.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.
Ff'iiiS valuable exCltPs the scalp Oa and
healthy action; ceanse> from scu and danduti
Hair rom falling OFT Hose euptVe diseases
winch appear upon the head and majority 81 cases
produces a gTowth OF 1t asC gives he ttaf
arch glossy and beautiful appearance une JAILED Dy any
other article OF the klld. - .
JAMES AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Warantel, il
ty applied according the directions, to change the all
from any other Il be:iIal dubUrn, perfectly le
HGCF, without staining The SKIN
JAYNES AGILE PILLS-lA positive cure for Fever
Ague and when the objections followed, and
For sale Ey n JARVIS L Co
Je27 If corner Magazine and Common streets.
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HEMP WAREHOUSES.

~ ~ PtttlNtA.--ihe befs, having
- dsy".ed tie uppe. .oOr Of the FE,"nlX sAd ~
Western Warehouses. exclusively the storage Ok, "
Hemp, meet he of the Board d;
Underwriters. prepared TO receive aud store he article
communicating terms Having number OF presses IN the
ams buildings they Gisp pared II moment to
Get and rebae i the manner and At rates
ENERSOs, .DIRNE I 90.
a.a5 I55 Fchoupto1cs q.
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New DI=CovEEy.-Dr t0rnei. Eiiy'ure fer ssonorrhG,
aud Giaet %e.rl! i.tuso' and NernEr, vi The terra
Bladder. Fiji, t!'yuc contain. injurious article what
ever, Eta! possesses toni" Of e1i efficacy. aud more
oOrgrnf to he constitution than 9th medicine used
Tor ant> Freed from the naU,eafinE Vu;,fe,
.d an the MIXTURES. Ii viii be found
-roaD" 10 tue Ira and lea ant 10 the stomach and VIII
any =. pay reIsed iOri. 1t equal GOOD
lEd certain Or females. only - "OyLlds
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vOETABLE SIIOW.R BATa.,

REEH : lHpROt I'D PORTABLE tx TENSION
- ShOE ER HA IHS, nave received edlp?na a tie
American n uute New ! OK, and MechanIs Fan, tcs-
Inc best Shower Baths offered to The public The
Ibsrnbe wOui announce that they have been appointed
'Gents for the above really Xcelent bath, and pre-
Jared to furnish them wholesale retail, At moderate pm
nI5G Bun SAMPSON h KEEN, 81 s;Ienviiiest
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The Genuine Balm Of Columbia i. only t'trSe,tor-
l'iv~, bur the st coorns fund the world. il makes the
Hair glossy and fine, at from falling and
Bald Heads and keep, the Jar free from dan
druli and scarf
DR.. s'P0HSs SICK !iE>DACHE 2ENEny IL warranted to
AIRY cast. either Ne. or bilious VIII youtEyIt! II
mas cured uJ,t, of twenty years standing.