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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

pLACK OXIDE OF MANGANESE-60 BARRELS OF 81
- perior quality ground and LARGE Of PRINTING
marking and wranping raper. for sale by
PERSEE BROOKS Nos SIS and 81 Nassau street.
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1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, = to 10
dollars 200 Cloaks 81 $ 600 dress and ock Coats French
cloth aud trimmings 81 to Sic Pants fancy cassimeres 81 TO
s. Vests 80 cents to 8s-hsse all unredoemed pedgS
fresh from auction great bargans S. Suit Store corner M
au and Beekmau streets.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO WERE ARRESTED ON FRI
day last charge Of conspiracy made against them, by
Alexander Stiles Of No bs Rowery respectfully reluest
pension public opinion until alter the LEGAL examina
nation to which their will be subjected They the
perfect confidence In being able their conduct before
jury of their country. HENRY T. HARRIS,
Ell STOJT.
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DIANo FORTE FOR SALE CUEApA sPI,eNnIn ga

HVNIB TUX ShLE CuEAP.-A SPLENUID
rosewood Piano Forte with serpe tine front and al
the modern In prfc. order nearly new and
ranted by the maker in this city It will be sold for
less than 10 bought ut the makers piano value
taken In exchange part pay to be day 70 Warren
stroc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

ITO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT-THE UNDERSIGNED
the members Of tho department Henry H Tall
foreman Of Hose Co. Ne suitable person TO ill the
vacancy in the EnGneers Board and respectfully him
the support fall. WIN LENT,
T. M. CONKLIN,
y
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The Blood who was In SO bad n FIX, at one
fashionable haters the other day. himself by
following the advice to get the nimitabe No. Is Nassau
street. his hair whiskes which Admirably
he Immediately suited with hat Hills Inalbe On
euent for the hair as above.
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tai, ..........$213,4I4

From the 10th Of June last to the LIST Of December
ins 1o1 worth Of foreign dry goods have been
entered at this port all Of which has been entered for
consumption but 81 GAO worth, which remained on
the LIST inst in warehouse 1t therefore appears that
$19,457 c61 worth of foreign dry goods has entered
into the hands Of consumers remains stock the
hands Of importers, jobbers retailers no. Of the i'm
portation Of the past six months.
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M EDICAL OFFICE.-DR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET
l Chatham street. well known tho most successful
practitioner in New York. In the treatment of venerca diseases
Inc for skill old half
have existed for eminent elect structure ulcers
the body in the throat pains In the head
bones the legs eccuay cured Constitutional weakness
brought habit indued by young men, causing
scivous dreams and nightly emissions positively prevented
Recent cured In four days without mercury. Nosrao
a ANN on from buG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

- UNGLS SEVENTH CONCERT AT MUSICAL HALL.
Ssg BroadEayLJose GHngl has the honor to
this city will take place at the New Musical
on Monday Evening next Dec 4h which occasion will In
connection with choice programme perform the following
pieces, just composed susanna and Rosa Lee
Polha-GungL Quadrie popular American Airs)-Gung1
Tickets fifty centfor sale at the Music Stores Hall
on the evening OF the concert Concert to eight
o'clock. No postponement account Of tho weather
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TT A. O. D. UNITED BROTHERS LODGE NO s-THE
members Of this Lodge requested attend their
lodge No. 46 Centre street. this Monday evening
o'clock to take into consideration certain amendments
bye-laws, and other special business
ALEX. N. ALLING, N. A.
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rI,nE UNDERSIGNED. BoARpERs AT TIE BROADWAY

Hoe Park place, feel called under
in which they placed by the breaking tad O
their opinion with regard the
the hands Of the propreors; and while they
give their opinion Of Mr. Geo. Petbepe they orbear
express estimation in which they hold the Mr.
y Fucker administer to their comforts while residents said
Loc and therefore, Resolved That we consider the Of
thanks parting be carries with him
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M OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO TIE MARRIED
1vA those contemplating marragcTho Married Womap's
Private Medical Companion BY DR. Maurccau Sixth edL
ton. Price 81 Thswerk meeting with astounding saea
copies having area been disposed Every
getting copy whether married unmarried although Is in
tended especially for the married dscloses
which should b known to them particularly Here every female
discover the symptoms and tho efficient
Dies and most certain mode Of For sale at IA
Brosdway at the publishing Office 10 Liberty street New York;
7. B. Petefson No 81 Chcsnut street. Philadepha Little
Co.. Albany W. r. Davis Boston On tho receipt Of ST. copy
will b. tranmts6 by mail free Of postage to all parts Of the
United States All letters addressed paid TO Dr.
A. KAURIcEAU, boz liza New York city Once LIZ Liberty
-
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NOR ONE NIGHT.-LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN-vR
Hill tho celebrated and unryaed Of the Yankee
character iamiary known as Yankee NIL wigye humor
Hall Jersey City and on Tuesday Evening Dec Monoera
ocoek performance to commence at IN o'clock particu
lars see programmes.
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PAHx MEATRI-1oNDAY EVENING. pEcsnsIR {
the entsainmens will commence with The farce Of OPEN
soUsE-yllsr. " " Clsr.s Poster Mr. Dawson; Cousin
Mary TyOr After Sheh The grand ballet Of EsxERAI
Mons csrnst ciasd: rrOc dros Z. E.%er.da Madame
LUZ NARY ANHE.col Albert Mr. DaxsoD; Eraesine Mis-
Boxes, - nt Pt NK oents Gallery tx esa Doors opsn
~ half past 4; psrformanceto commence ~ Z.
QOwERY THKATRk-MONDAY EVENING, DEC A.
- will b performed the drama Of MUNGO PARK, the
Arab Of the NigerKar Herr Driesbach Mungo Park N
b. Clarke All Mr. Fun: Col Ladly Mr. Warden 1oby 0ander
Mr. Wnsn Immslee, MIS- Herbert Previous to which, rae
Walter Mr. Dunn; Dame Cub Mrs. suthsr.nd To conclude
nj Stevens Henry Mr. Hail. Evr,,d NJ Duff; Martin NJ,
Wnans Annette Miss Wemyss Mrs. Gerald Mrs Sutherland
Doors oIen st quarter past 6commence at Boxes 2Sosns
Pit and Gallery, l2h ceDts
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM
n Monday Evenips Dee mser will DO acted the drama
IhOnne Don Joss de s.ntarem Mr. Mcfarland Marquis do
Which the regular drama Of the MYsTE aEs AND MIs!RIes
Burke; syhessy Mr. Seymour Big Lie Mrs Wcsdwad Little
Los0PHYmFather Philip Mr. Pardey Colin, Miss Mssayer
Gertrude Miss Chapman Doors at 6H curtain rises
Boxes 26c; Pit, l2xo
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COLEMAN's HOTEL. CORNEe or prNNsyIv1N.

Dk0TECTIOh INSURANCE CO OF N. j., SOMERvILLE,
Chartered 1913. FIR, Marine insurance Drcc
torswm Thompson Peter j. STRIKER James Taylor David
sanderson. VIM Bovine, f. Power Matthew Rudsdae
ward Psyson, Jas 8. Mcintyre. VIM. Thomson Predent
Voorhees, Secretary The subscribers prepared poll
favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted
the Office, ~ Wall street. THOS. N. CAZNEAU, 80.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BosroN Dec 2l6 shs Old Colony Railroad ST. 10 do % 50
Reading Railroad. 144 80 do, k0d l44 II Boston Prov
dence Railroad 92, Boston and Worcester Railroad IGD
Vermont Central Railroad 65S liz do ST. Eastern Railroad
1915 Boston and Maine Railroad, ll Western Railroad,
1854 10 Michigan Central RR 9 10 Shoe and Leather Dar
Co., 1910 East Boston Company OX so rights Boston and
Worcester Railroad Slc Ftchburg Railroad ST do
49, Dec. l-Sccond BodrdlO Boston and Maine
Railroad Ill 10 Fall River Railroad ST. so Vermont Central
Railroad bO 5 d. 65H fMerchants Bank, 1901 10 rights
Boston and Worcester Railroad 3c "a tchburg Railroad
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M I1CHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE-MR. ARNOLD RES
w pecfuly informs his friends and the public benefit
will take place Tuesday Evening which
sion the justly celebrated Canpbes Mipsres kindly
lunteered their valuable services and will appear night
only together with variety Of entertainments which will be
expressed in the bills of the day Box Book OPEN
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The Piumbe National Daruerr

on upper Of Broadway Murray
DESTROYS Of aiming the best pictures made the city
examine the collection a this celebrated Rssry for
all persons Of taste must agree with M in opinion
A full stock of choice OvercOats can nj
ways be found at G. Clarkes l6 William price
from $40 S6 My goods strongly and neatly
articles the
made Being the inventor OF the "Lamartine coat my skill
unouestionable. The price ticket every article.
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NO CURE NO PAY.6DK CoRBITT, 10 DUANE 81.
IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London
consulted in treatment Of delicate diseases No how long
have had geet ulcers upon the body throat
eursen years. devoted 70 venerea diseases enables Dr. tocurs
the worst form Of this sea Recent cured in four days
No mercury used Strcures cured in two weeks with
scarcely any pain Ihcss individuals who have INDUCED in
certain habit positively be restored TO health and
society N B. Strangers cautioned not to be deceived Dr.
Cobbett has not renewed Remember Duane street, oppo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

nR CLOWN IS CONSULTED DURING The DAY AND
cult prcncted delicate dases which have basd
tie sh Of physicians Of les experience His sxtract Of Cops
via CubshA te had at his store IN front Private
trance through the entry to the once door.
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DELAwARE LkorsLAruRE -Senets, wings, 4 demo-
Gratis. House, Id wings, 8 democrats, lite.
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 1SlS.
Issue of Stock Close ojths Transfer Books-Ms~ois
and Cass-The TERRITORIAL Question, &C., &c.
The amount of stock of the late loans issued tbis
week, to foreign account, was s3O6,S0o. 1t was
apportioned as follows:--
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OST-ON SATURDAY, DEC. 2, FROM NO. 50 MONT
gomery street, boy from two to three years age with
light hair stout made having when he left shea mus
lin drawers and dark cloth owsers with blue strpe SO
brown frock with yellow stripe and flowers grey
and shoes Whoever returns gives
the child to ROBERT KENNEDY SO Montgomery street. shall
receive the thanks of the he TO be
of Robert Kennedy. ~ " S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACrICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise &c. 50 Greenwich hours to II a
n, (sundsy cxcepted Those who apply oaTy
stages will DO surprised st the rapidly
attending their cre chiefly however those have &
bis ssrvioeA In structure from Its nrs inopsnt uors
advanced and distressing stages from ADVANTAGES
sadical our which, no has uni for stating obrsi
fcou no In Amevios -
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
- Islander will folowE-Leave Now York At @ n
81 and ~ O'clock. Leave Quarantine at g. TO- IL and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-04

DR. RALPHy PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE on the
~ nature, gmptoms progress consequences remedies
CURE Of the genital organ including masturbaon, structure dis
cases Hsemon6 evs IN no otner work. &C. TO-
useful work on the subject written in plain language re-
opes for all medicines faithfully gyen lis intended TO be praot
cay useful 70 one In place. 9Th edition. $40 pages
Price 81 May be had of the author 88 Greenwich street, or
mailed free by Aso Of OF sellers In the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-04
POSTMASTER OF VERA CRUz-We copy the fol-


lowing letter of Mr.. S. ID, Aliis Army Postmaster
at Vera Cruz to the editors CT the $ ficayune =
not because we had any doubts of Mr. Aliiss atten-
tion to the duties OF his office, but TO remove such
impression Of it existed) in the minds of our read
ers We have known Mr.. Ais long and intimate
1y, and believe that there are few men better
qualified to discharge the duties of the office he
fills. In fact the press of this city is deeply IN
debted Mr. A. for his attention to their Interests
far exceeding the mere Letter Of his duty:
Posi- OFFICE, VERA CRUZ, Apnl2
Editors Of tie Pcayune- have read in your paper OF the
18th article headed Our Mexican Correspondence,
of the mails between New Orleans and the city oil
Mexico; and with much regret that you are under
the impression that the fault lays In this office put at e
time complaint refers to correspondence from
the city OF Mexico
BY reference to the annexed ORDER 1--WE have already pub
lhed this order you will perceive that separate pa Is
made the city Of Mexico and posts on the line for the
United States and by the first article will see that am
not authorized to open the mails put up in this way.
Previous 10 the receipt of this order considered 1t my
duty to arrange all mails from the Interior for the United
States facilitate their distribution New Orleans, paric
uahy as knew that the work being done here would save so
much time New Orleans and thus expedite the transmits
of the mails BY particular request otte editors OF the
New Orleans newspapers, their correspondence has been
placed the hands OF commanders OF such vessels as earned
the mails Capt Marston the quaermaster of the post has
rendered every facility TO enable to comply with this
quest and all which fall into my hands is sent this
way but if editorial correspondence mailed IN Mexico
with the immense OF correspondence which usually
from above and they put into bags sealed and d.
quarters and as long this order remains in force they will
have to go in the mail to yonr city the only place where they
be opened and oyerhaued VIII you do the favor to
set this matter right with the public
think proper state, also, that the Mexican Post
Office Department has nothing to do with the United States
mail Very respectfully, your bedent servant
s. ID. ALLIs Army Postmaster,
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d. We thank P. w. Tompkins, M. c., from
Mississippi, for public documents

BODY DIsCovERED.-Yesterday morning the
body of white man was found floating in the
river opposite the Convent. 1t was in a far gone
state of decomposition, and could not be recog
nized. An inquest was held and the body consign-
ed to the grave. The friends of the unfortunate z.
Andrews, of this city, thinking that might be his
body caused it to be disinterred. On rigid exami-
ton the remains discovered to be those of that
unfortunate gentleman. A confusion, we are told
was discovered near the neck, but this in all proba-
bility was occasioned by the body striking against
the wharf. This is one of the most distressing
affairs that we have ever had to record. The day
previous to the melancholy suicide of Mr.
Andrews, he received intelligence OF the suicide
of his brother in Mobile. This is supposed to have
influenced him to commit sell-destruction. We
are told from good authority, that pecuniary diff
Guilty was the cause that led to this unfortunate
catastrophe.
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q YALE LR.. & co,

N
HAVE JUST RECEIVED per late arrivals large and
L general assortment of SPRING GOODSt among
NIuslns Elntoilered sws sIusni Blssk Italian and
and PLAID do White and Coored eros de Afric, ETC. New
and cq2 .F Rbb b9 Fa pan S a9 pRd S
Spring Fashions ParaoI, Fancy Handkerchief BON.
NET AND CAP RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS, Linen
Cambric Handkerchief Embroidered Capes, Collars and
Chemsettes Thread and Isle Laces and Edgings Swiss
and Jaconet Musns Cambics, Gloves, Hosiery, ETC. to
which they would respectfully call the attention of their Gus
omers and the public generally. aplQ 1map
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
lREpoRrEp FOR THE CREscENT.l

MOBILE May 3-535 P. NJ.
Sales of $500 bales Cotton-price in favor of
buyers. Middlings, 49t053c Isl a.. .Freghts, for
Liverpool, 1872 Boston, GIG.
The subscription to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
stock opened on Tuesday Lis shares taken; to-
day, S75 shares at 800 each-taken mostly by the
lower classes 100000 shares are necessary to Sc
cure charter.
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MICHAEL FRANK.-The |. o. o. F. of Lafayette
have offered reward of $50 for the recovery Of the
body of Michael Frank, who was drowned on the
Goth ult His remains have not as yet been found.
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A GRAND GALA DAY.--On Sunday next, the
Artillery Battalion of the Legion will perform their
annual exercise, on the plantation of Mr. Hopkins
at GENTLY, about three miles from the city. The
muster will be very strong, and the appearance of
the corps will be, it always is, neat and soldier
like On Saturday evening they will march
through the principal streets, in warike order, with
ten pieces Of artillery, the cassons duly manned,
followed by ammunition wagons and forge. The
. officers and Sergeans will he on horseback.
The guns are those sent hence to Tampico, at the
beginning of the war; they were0etunled here.
and then sent TO the arsenal at Baton Rouge to be
cleaned and overhaued. Uncle Sam has sent
ahem back with shining faces and in capital order.
After marching through our streets the battalion
syill proceed to Mr.. Hopkins's plantation, encamp
there during Saturday night, and al 7 O'Clock on
Sunday morning, they will practice target-shooting
ewith. the guns, and then be reviewed by Maj Gay
AS soon as these exercises are over, delenner Ia
.fomchefe will be given and from the preparations
now making, the fGtc will, no doubt, prove a bril-
liant and pleasing affair." every way worthy of the
distinguished reputation of the battalion. General
Gaines, Gov. Johnson Generals Lewis, Augustn,
Tracy, and host Of other officers and citizens have
Been specially invited TO join in the festivities of
the day.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-We are requested to
call the attention of the friends of temperance to
the grand meeting to be held at the State house
this evening. Several eloquent gentlemen will adj
dress the meeting, and it will also be honored with
the presence of ladies'
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1s4e.

The JUDGMENT.--Our readers will find on our
first page Lecture on ''Ihe Judgment" by the
Rev. Alex. Campbell.
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Gcs- In reply TO an Italian address. Iamartine IN
the part of the French Provisional Government
made speech on the 9th of March, at the For.
egn Hotel. We see these lines:
Among the glorious names which you have n,eronsd
there alone which reproach having called
10 MUD IN consequence of the sIsncation which Is com
YES; he Is OF place Eace heucetouh tina, name from
{3ur titles OF glory, and substitute for the pure name OF
that the name OF modem Liberty IL no longer the
i'uile OF POLITICIAN a couqueIo that equirel-t l.,
mat Of the dsntere sled the most ey oted IN the
people Ihaf Is the required by Liberty CrIeS OF
hes, YES pTaNo! bravo y The OF the age Is a Eu
RSas ashhston that of the people peace and liberty
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DEATH OF Mr.. HopE.-We regret to have to
announce the death of one of our most estimable
citizens, Mr.. James Hope, native of New York;
but for a number of years a resident OF our city
Mr. Hope has enjoyed very extensive reputation
for mechanical ability, and a maclinst, has long
occupied position in the very first rank. Among
other evidence of his skill, we may mention the
Waterworks in the First Municipality, which were
constructed by him AT the time OF his death he
had only reached the age of forty-five years. His
funeral will take place this day at O'Clock. His
friends will meet at 3 O'Clock at the Commercial
Exchange, in st. Charles street,
Is- We are under great obligations to Capt. En-.
gor of the schooner Heroine for the prompt delivery
of our packages.
We also thank Capt. Morgan, of the steamship
Fashion, for favors from the Brazos.
FROM THE BRAzos.-The U. s. steamship
Fashion, Capt Morgan, arrived last evening from
Brazos st. Jago, which place she left on the Both
ut. By this arrival we have received the Ameri-
ran Flag of the 29th; but it contains not an item
of news.
PassemgerS-Per steamship Fashon-Capts Payne, Don
adson, scott; Lieuts Webster, White Nash, Shelton Mel
Gray; MIR. Collins. Bearer OF Dispatches from Col,
ma ls FHn WEIGH Tbbets, Mulans, MonJ Goiger MI.
Ter, and 64 discharged teamsters ana soldiers
LATE FROM ST. LoUIs-1'he steamboat Mar
shall Ney brings St Louis papers OF the 9th ult.
She arrived by the middle of yesterday afternoon.
MADAME Observation-Disclosures Bishops second and
last Concert will be given at the Armory Hall on
Monday evening next The public will seize with
avidity this opportunity of hearing once more the
sweet notes of the lady who has so often delighted
their ears with her harmonious tones. The dNetdah
of our city, we are sure, cannot let this occasion
pass neglected.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Dr. Collyers unri-
vailed company of Model Artists will perform to-
night for the last time at the St Charles We have
before gwen our opinion of these exhibitions, and
we now advise all who have not yet seen these
rhaste and beautiful representations of statuary and
paintings, to seize the opportunity while they yet
may. The farce of " My Wife's Dentist" will be
nerfnrmeh
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o. We are indebted to the steamer Empire for
date Louisville papers
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CLOTHING-CLOTHING

ALFRED .NU.NROE e. CO.. No. "a .Nagaz,ne street.
sVTo THEIR CUSTOMERS. ~As
(We d0 not keep Store open SunddHSJ
TJ'HOSE of customers who unable TO call dqnng
the day Will find store in the evening uhI hii-
past clock If any article purchased the evening does
satisfactory may be returned and the money WI"
refunded. ALFRED MUNROE N W,
aug 2ntf No "a Magazine street.
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day Of Pentecost when by the increase OF converts Chrs
in the prosperity OF his kingdonl-thec hufch
4 few remarks aud we are done al
l. We Unlyersalism as 1t exists IN New orleans
is not only at war with the Bible but with philosophy with
morality and common and that by demoishlng al
The high sanctions both of religion and lay. It's principles
carried ont would deiuge the whole fair face OF world
with Lcentousnes and blood.
That in teaching that the judi ment past, II not only
,emoves all the that day from the wicked but also
ali The expected consultations of that day from the righteous
and LII.
leaves the Bible proof of hereafter and man to die
aaires hun hope hout any light from the world
that if teach Immortality and heaven teaches what by us
owe rules OF Interpretation it cannot prove.
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~ Inc jackson 'iisslsslppian of the nth ult,
says that the Commercial and Railroad Bank of
Vicksbnrg has made an assignment of its assets.