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-Tt1F PsnHERyIILF HYnHOPATuIC

INSTITUTE peassnrIy locsisd :, Psrservilie Clos
csssr county Newie-ssy, I'D miles south n Fhiade pna,
es.y - hy steamboat and every dsT, he
been opened for wses1fe guests under highly fsyoraos
circuins-encer
The hui1Ings entirely new. erected purposely for
he treatment Of lad vduss BY the wser process
The wssT sIupp.sd from snfsng springs Of The purest
quality and beat chosen tempsfs-gre -
L-,f-rs posfo.id directed 70 SAMUEL WEBB, Esq.
Secretary b. ne Board Of Msaszers 81 south Fourinst
Phi sdsiphis viii meet with attention, % - nom 81 sp
pcsiion f,g admission and al payments must be made
ri lr
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'CE 40 MERCHANTS. 1875.

iCAO. In consequences u the squslt c,sigs for dan
sa. Dra.ertsd against the broader ~ r-rchaodse "a
. W-st4ra Caoss arsing from The alstraeton OF ROOFS
from pAsk.g-s impsr-cg secured, fna ooesd OF FOR
risrs m re Civ n NsV.York hsss f-t IL ther cuiJ
y. " 90 re sscury Of the merchants - themselves g
t1rrt tr- f1losgirg r-soiuriors VIZ
T-rsrr1 That @ not r-ce ~ ~ lr fnippirE order
.o, ore, rr aces ~ dry 90 do hats caus, ssv Koois
b. or shoes destined or The West oces such soEe' or
cases ~ properly fspen and sealed when shipped not
v fx.s Or casks ronts ding goods 81 any description
sn-rs sucb boxes casks ~e strapped o. ho0pec
bef9re iemsnt n. " HOLT, President
9EossE Il. TKAcY, ssastuJ. In"
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ktANrED-T3 inform families Who vau. GOOD Or
w vans, tra- fh-y may ns s1pp-d, free of charge.
p "a % eA'n a-lf .ldle'- y .ns eleAP hosiery
'iors-i- BoT-ry hase many srs @ sPP y En2 .aY
t1sy would a,p'v A. public frt-lIigencs Office. Al
p'issrou received from A. " iul 49,.
m7f-'F JOHN LEANf-
SAANTED-A parchs,sr slt0 tss $50 eau oassia
~ Interest msnuac-urs1 srus.e N daily ere con
slant whereby ls1dsom- slu rt1 81 r-srs1 year
ly ed ~'th industry fortune t.a be- 'e-lrf Al evan
iaato1 r soon convince shy md rdus. " E- sNsii c
tn- 'nv-s-len- Fr Ps-tru srt apFy o. s'3 -,sY
mgffr SNlft.
kNANTkD-By resgee.a5's yolas ,orsa ...tas.
" to0 cont As1-r ari ilcner rldsrsancs 1ss-
ing trorous hss fh- b-s- of cty reference from her
sst tre cu general lglseFlts nn c1lect'1 to q m
ne r9en.ry Appy > Hess-d-s t.o1t 9tle.
ktANTED-By rssqeca..e vcm,r. s.,aa-eu ai
~ f-trate cox ~s.her 4ri ifo-rrl o1d hsve uo one
sctll short distance tn che country Ca va tte
osito ely reference Apply 40 l9 mottst o-as spring
AiANTED-Bg r-sr-cfsr e yoruf woman. = sItus-
" ucl 81 good p.s1 cook sod chsmb-ruad. Reference
t.trn ABBY lt 80. Affurn-7f. Dob i7- basement u}t ~
kSANTED-By a rsspsctsbI- scotch sirl s"tuai1n
" 40 cham b-rutd, hss Obj sctou o a. IN the c1un
ilg, so.d reference given. Apply ut B3wsry myt D.
saIAaTFfs-f .... setrvs b 1,f men Cd =. s.1tr 90
- YES. to 'et e. 'r-1t % e s,- % rev and q'-1tf
ilsursd e. th-- o crrF wl apporis Of ..s,f.
ils 81 'H per sar s1ar meg uor 10 Dor employ III
E-sh mao - nave -i, tfsrst % will b. nssssssrr 20
sr 81 have -i -ss f0 SIS to So 90 obtain zoos ft
tls cot. IpPIy tt FhENCHS Pub' shirF ue.,
Sr0sevay 20 s,aT', one e re go 90 or- 'ros AT
'efters npr -7 po'lrt.- f
Inn NANTED.-Fateut titlss sigeu t1 so.di-rs f1r
IuO lands il military tract. Illinois. which nave tr
5-ars H--u s1.c Tor taxes an1 paf tet.wr l'n Affy
tom D. I'D Do or address ID MATT, ' l1-r'y-ft n. Y.
mY& lv-
'I'O MERCHANTS 4 yoBns ran Is ,s4ri DID. =
anj ana eN.f 81 i'i.-f nf o.'er"i'' N-u.- Pc ..-
tD msie hir self generally aseu clu give l1 rest uf cy
- nlch On object A. permanent emp,oJm-ot Azores
jam-s, Office d .1rral pi Commerce nf. l.
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Tbs at named work 20 Be completed 10 eigbt
bes and when completed will form Of the most IL
ructvs and entertaining works tn tbs Ens sh LANGUAGE
IRE nunsrs has FAR pabshed may b hsi soy u The
-. h,.k..,r.. ALI
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Al WHEELER,

TEACHER on tVFfTl,.lJ t1D EOJk KEEPING.
Has REMOVED Eom re Gr'la- ta.ai-s, 70 ~
I1Bro.d say, cor ol MsIIag-st over Dir fenuy Jew
ny store, where h- has very pe int aad e'mmodoa'
ro1ns-one exclusively fcr iatiss.
Hours ~ ii'ead-ncs from 90 L. AM 30 y '-'
EB Ora,men.al wdaus executed to order. myt ~.
REMOVAL
CYRUS W. FIELD 90 have removed from Bur
EoIi CLIFFS frcs- JohaJ
where they Offer o. assortment ~ Paper sud p,Psf mA
k.rs' materials equal o. sng 10 th" country
N-"- fnlt NrN 70
Miss KsEIOIT hss removed from 81. Do, Albion
VI Place cot erry Secocd-i- 9-i"etn hf3.lTal -I
Tor YOUNG laii-. .n Mo-dsg Re l.i % Asy 80 -&-oe
u'HE OFFICE OF ths American sas Fere.sa anti
4 s,gsry ss-ty sne o. che American hls'on1ry Also
citation has hsaa removed rom ~ lce't ID Pr lNn
70 nssr Wiiism 81 % 'loI,- --, ~
DUCTOst KIRBY ~ removed 20 ~ h.',i-ii5'
II fourth DOR a51rs p sn.h-s.- ,---
nR. TVRSFt b,s removed from 5i3 B'oad~.J 70
~ "a Essc-r-alfst A.. rear Ionpslrseqls-e. a. i-
l.. FRANCIS La, removed 90 So b'~~3, one
- coof o-o- .-cs--s-
DE1TOy AI-rhs sut.eli1srs hsge moved in-if pap 2
Il g.+.-'.r- ION - Fron- st. to 4f P~ar . nst~-an
n.5 s,- '-' BUNTING s. FOOT.
PENOyAL-E w. D. ao =, P's i.,, 6ry'
IA CLAD, has removed rom Di~'-"'t ~ 80 H..
doors west oi broa1Vas
DEnoVAI. cfse- % the osssn s.sa-1 Nssiss,e a
II Company is removed io no. t' ni ''~ ~ pa
W.list -t- pr.
OFliOyFD-Dr A DuOLIrTLE 80 removed as
tARoanfc Hsd .cu- store io lo sr.nt-'L e-t-''ea tl
ard Crosby. cppos.. LEI -b- % fAali7 Nh1feo.
nTs~OIy TIO>.-Its eopr.ner'alP % siaLD
DION 4 eROTr r. t-slers ard 'u-n-isia ivory 500
b,r8 wood b. ihis dsT t'sF.5 By ms'es 'on--ni o,,
- WILLIAM 4 SfAtDLOfr
Nsr.Yars. Nay O. le.i'. sAsutL saARDLOW..
Th- subseri-er oI' corrnl7 me nlia--s on N'' oN
~ ' SAMUEL SHADOW.
AIRS. KOBIN~ON. G.rsr stsrc'ef F. aer---,i
wi s-t-,-.r sq-rf fr1 Prr-a Sc iarss tar'a17 ul
-. t-..4.r.f ,a.rfnr rrrtttrs srl-s tIeactad, ani
.l.,, 80 4enal Oh rev. j. Csshuare 80 ever
s...rietion of ,asvsis aIssust ~ilh -sre ms --
c,T0.W GOODS. STRAW GnOOr.-A la.ee
- - s,'-rTi .fs1Itmfrt 40 >trag Coos or .,.,t -
1870 suifabe ior men. boys and Infants q
OiiIss Hat sud Cap warehouse, - Bo~erJ' N.Y. -"
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REMOVAL.

- THE SUBSCRIBERS having removed from their
~ old stand, lj3 BoWsry would invite their friends
Il, and patrons 10 3 Wai-st. near Broadway, where
Gn.5& hey will have constantly hard large assoft
ne1I % Watches Jeueiy sod sverVafs, consisting OF
COD ald Silver Watches of he most approved makers
such = Cooper. Tay lor Son, X. %. Bsesiey, NJ
I Tobias Robert Koske sad others. Fine Lever snd
pines ladies', Of various patsrns Ood Quad, f0b
snr Vest Chsns, Seals snt Keys God Pens and Penes
Gold aud Silver Spec Diam % Pns and Rinss sc.
SILVER WAks--feaseu FORKS, spoons, Ladl Cops,
B1rtrr Knives, Napkin Rings, &c n the newest pat
terms the silver warranted squa 20 dollars Merebs n's
Of The s0ath and West will nod Il 10 their advantage 70
call sad examine stock Of Goods prepared 10
sell the shove articles reasonable terms for cash
Watches Of every desert pon repaired The beat mso'
eer fsi3 I'm AKERbY BRIGGS. Wsiist
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BAKEHs PREPAKhD COCOa AID tdUDULAIh
gAEEW'- JOCOs PASTE ba.ers 9fonl = y


Gas FIxTURE- AND LAMP MAhOFALfOkf.
sT-arrh-- W.rnsr. DO Chssr1fst Ph .ade DhIs Pa.
manufacture every description Of Gas fxffrs aid Burn
ss Bfa. f-is Psadsnts C1snd-iisr- &C. 81 A.o, Ar
ches celebrated sllsr Lard Lamp, iDatsuted Juce IT,
ffJ 400 eVerg description u Cs1dels0ras Sirandoles
b aauets &C &c. Lamps hkt1rss made % order ior
.hrrc.4s hss 81 -. sresmhoars. Ec SC Being szten
fr.Iv ensassd 10 The above business we srs enabled 70
furnish sv-ry srcs 10 cur lire, ~ the hest quality ana
oh ~ vsrg rdu-@d prices. Orders prom pty executed
a. lsu3u ARCHER l. WARNER. ne Css-n1t,t.
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Library EDITION,

4 IFE AND PUBLiC SERVICES OF HENRY CLAY.
IL BY Epe. sargent Esq IN ous volume $50. Nesuy
bound Price S. ssnts
THIS s tho beat Memoir Of Mr. Cl.y Witch b" eesa
written the suthor bad facilities not Possessed ~
otncs IN pfepaI ID. work IL 10 hrousht Gown 70 tne
tine Of he departure o. Mr.. Clay from New fois 10 ne
Spfink Of 1913 aG
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Letters FoR THE ARMY AND NAVY Tho Post
0aa Department has decided that under the act Of the
y q MARCH, isl7, allowing officers and soldiers Of the
Amy IN Mexico 20 receive their letters free, thai officers
40 crews q vessels belonging 10 Tho Navy, and cope
rAtns with the Army IN The Gulf mas also receive their
iieis free 1n order 10 insure their convey auce In the
mrs free. they should be directed 70 the vessels upon
which the person Is doing service, and containing part
ofths direction belonging to the Navy and cooperating
VITA The Army Ia Mexico"
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ARAGO's LECTURES

I'm ASTRONOMY-A new edition u these popular
~ Lectures is press and will BE- ready IN few
days All orders will be attended % scou the ~ofl
is ready fafl GREELEY MeELRArH. Publisher
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S. Lous-T1s Lereo-tPper Mis'1ssep'-h e9saS-"@A'
zoo and is Temple.

No Ill GALENA, H., April zolu, 1873.
ST Louis unlike New. Orleans, is situated high
no on the west bank Of the Mississippi snd extend
Ing with us suburbs about five miles in length and
one wide containing population Of sixty thousand
number by far exceeding any other city Of It's age
YET notwithstanding its rapid growth II IS evil
IDENTITY healthy, one, 81 indicated by the durabih'
~ and elegance Of its public and private buildings
and the thrifty business Ike appearance prevalent
everywhere. The streets st right angles, with
the principal ones parallel with the River and mum
tered numerically from IT, all after the third one be
ins very wide and pleasant although perhaps haO'e
10 the complaints of the non-tax paying people IA
not being kept quite as clean as they might be-
The citizens Of 81. Louis like New Orleans are
dependent upon the Northern manufacturer IN
visiting the Arsenal. situated about three, miles
south from the center OF the city, it seemed not a
little odd to get into new omnibus from the extern
sive makers Eaton Gilbert X Co. Of Troy, New
York.
The Levee of St Louis is second only TO New
Orleans. although very inconveaient for dischsrs
ing freight, IN Consequence of the steep rise from
tho river Il iswel paved with stone packed YER
ticay. which is essential IN order 10 secure foot
inP Rnd when covered with merchandise, as u usu
sliy IT, IL presents wonderful scene OF life and
business
TIE Upper Mississippi. from - Louis 70 Galena
,.-s.suts u the eve very different prospect from
s,b.t ~ dose below The high blats, and outivat
al ,lsins-the numerous and thriving villages. aud
49, an the enterprise everywhere exhibited be
soesk Tor The people a very different character
sI.o. indeed there are some indications OF the OPP
poste extreme sv.uL .;,ns,ad on .
IA
h,sS blpf5 az the foot Of the rapids we started out
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~ The Michigan Telegraph announces the
Death Of Dr. LEWIS STANLEY In Kalamazoo on the l9ih.
he has represented Kalamazoo Co. IN the STATE Senate
sas edited eminent ability The Carstl Of that village
leading Lcco-Foco organ. Dr. Sr.RKs1 was formerly
connected professionally At Detroit with the celebrated
Dr. TiuIrGR who acted such conspicuous part IN The
Canadian border difficulties.
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VlrH ITE t~.

IHURsDAT. Nay !
REMARKAB ESCAPE FROM DEArH-f esterday
morning As h. rfessnan OF our shment. NJ ohm
Brow was attempting 90 lower himself hy the tarops
from the upper story ~ The Phrnix Building having 3
fo1t n the hook he sfsed o. B consequence Of the
rlre not beus properly cseo ou hs wnd ass, and Re
us whole distance o. ths bIsemrnt 1or lsK sores hst
.ikine he hatch 81 the .rc1Ud ho.r hsf OF whic1 pas
open THE hsving certain degree oi elasticity broke
the force OF bis fall 10 some messus otherwise ht must
nave been irstsrt.y killed. Fltm said hatch be- pitched
MO lie Placement striking Die head en- iron shaft con
nected with hs press surgical examination revealed
ssh Ci the skull and ssg-s other severe bug
po gerou wounds Zoo the head. Thee GOOD reason
70 hope that be W.! recover. iJour. OF Com
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FoR LWERPOoL--Ihe steamship Acadia Tor
Hsgf.x ans Liverpool. sailed Al about = to-day with
50 passengers for Liverpool and ior Halifax. Among
ne CORNER are SIR VIM CiebfOokc late Governor Of New
Brsnsrek family and suite. the Earl Of kHol Rooer.
Bel (sAror Il sgatches) aud 20 less than eight clergy
Esn. The amount Of specie on boards a. iolo~si
Cod.........Sl74475 80 Silver ......S5j 900 90
Total -.-- 500 375 80
Boston Traveller 81
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DUBMSHED THIs MORNlNG-seysa Lectures, de.
uysred before the Mercantile Library Association OF
New. York BY NicHoL, LID. Professor Of Astron-
orF in ths diversity of GLASGOW. Price = cents
or. GREELEY { NcELRArH. Tribune Buildings
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VIEWS OF ASTRONOMY.

ufGH SCHOOL DICTIONARY 4 new edition
Wehstets l2no. Dictionary for schools enlarged an
very much improved. isreariy ready
.-a HUNTINGTON \ SANAGE. al6 Fe.Il.sl
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PESNsYLyANIA.-S. p. JOHNSON of Wsrren CO.
was appointed Delegate to the Whlg National
Convention from the NXllld District d. NJ. Eos.
rsR Of Clarion Co. was chosen by the Congressional
Confereos upward Of year since for the same Dis
hot Resolutions complimentary to CLAY and
sC0rT were adopted
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= Knnnd.HlU Mnlrr-l NJ .,clrrnt.-rhL. b.

Waler-Cur- esrahshm-0t, on beautiful eminr1 &c
in Northampton Mass ha.fa nile from fts village Tie
hni dnss contain more th.l hundred rooms BENZ tf
same mat were formerly used Tor the Round Hi school
Tie grounds from forty f0 ly scle1 DO eHteri vim
more then twenty LIVING spru.s, EDecce o. AIMS he
wall supplied with psl-r Dfa. T.. A. Hall u Noif14uo-
tom and j. A. Cumming late oi Boston, have imned, 80
charge Of the Medical patnent. With tho day counsel
and s-ssancs of rr Woodward. late of The aassa-
ohuseff Hospital A. 0r--stsr sld Capt brsvstcr, ate
of Inc Mansion H0us-. es sgp-Tinte 1d1lt-
The location combines ssIubritY with beauly 20 re-
naltabs degree is lccesslb.s bY Railroad rom New
YORK, Albany Cr hos. u by an easy days udei anf me
lt-ut.0u s On msk- tls nos only hyperion fetfN .f
nVaUcf vlctha. oesrIHs yiropatis reatm-nt or ON
ssvis- but SEQ % n,i- t most agreeable r-son iDf
pers0ns trbgeug health pleasure, " Tor E-l-t
sud families going into the so1ltfg Tor sumner rei-ta
ton. more inviting locality cloaot De folnd Do ne
United States, sad assursuces ORG given at ths
rlsrt uIl h- rendered most desirable ara conorlhe
resort lte seekers only of heath tgt racr- on
Letters k1Gresre1 OBJ either OF Che Ptys-i2us ~ sr--
pflu, or inquiries uta- Of s. tIifk, Esq Ut = .-lf
N.-tLsr,of,. tf,.. F-t =, I.f ml 7tavf
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COnueC ticut.

The Legislature Of this State assembled NJ New
H.,sa 20 Wednesday the 3; inst THOMAS II. Butler,
0vh.0 Of me XIIh District. was chosen President pro
~ d the senate
Il, he House Of Representatives LAFAYETTE = Fos-
ia Wig was chosen Speaker receiving III votes TO IS
fr Loreu P Walo Loco. for TX Gov. Cleveland, aud
Bank
FsaScis BACON wbg. was chosen first Clerk on the %
bl. receiving l3 votes 20 % for John W Sejman and
scattering p
Ws,.rs. B.bcock s w13man Of the Palladium were
d,cet state Printers
Toe Palladium contains the Message Of GOV. BssELL,
vtch wls delivered % both Houos the afternoon. The
Message Short occupying only three columns of the Pal
AIMS and is business ike and excellent docamcut.
The Governor expresses sympathy for the people Of Eu-
rope sho have been and sre struggling for freedom
The Governor announces That the Committee appointed
nhe st Sion 20 revise the laws Of the State will offer
their Tspor; Or tie supervision and approval Of the tFo
Houses lie refers 10 the laws affecting the relation of
Debtor sad creditor and hioks they should be 50 fsf
amended as 70 prevent me fraudulent cooeealng Of the
isbi5s propGt,bu, be- is opposed 70 The Imprisonment
Of any debtor who can show his inability topay
The school Fund Of the State amounts 10 S2O7L6u 10,
and daring the psst year S26 26 so have been divided
among the School Districts o. the state. The number Of
children be.seen the ages OF and 10 is s75l2. Tho
Governor recommends some improvement in the School
system Of that State.
The finances Of the State represented rs In healthy
condition, the expenses Of the State being S52s9 less
than last year.
TIE message refers 10 suniry Resolutions received from
different States 10 regard 70 the Mexican War Slavery
the Wnno, Prov.o &c and concludes by observing that
these Domesu contentious and the evils they orbode to
the Unen are among tho bitter fruits Of the Mexican
War; awsr commenced IN violation Of The Constitution
fr''7'ef for objects which cannot be vmdcated, and
irnhS'rg a. indeed It be terminstsd) 10 results most
-ls.Ioas 30 The best lnteress Of enr common counyn
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~ 4. G.. Badger, Man1lact9fsr. lsl Broadaa y. y.
g. Alec manufacture rich Flufes ~ every descr ptou
choice s-ccsl of Scses and Book Of Instruction ior
the Belm and keyed Flute. constantly on hand al Coo
So Notice - hereby given uft booss vi ns
opened for s1oscr 3Dn a. te Capital stock ~ tte
sut Indianapolis Railroad tsupfCT iH the City of N-~
Yn.E ty W. HJlN An of misr1i Co Is. cu hon1ar.
Msg s, O. be- k-pt cfea 'o- sn ircehne 'srl OF l'7
-Four per e-t a7oc the sna s required ~ the ln- '
biz ~ -l-
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~ Il. H. ALISON is the Delegate 70 the Wing
National Convention from the lid Congressional
Dsuic, Of Illinois Instructed for TAYLoR.
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NORM CARoLIsA-J. w. b. Garrett, Esq is
the Loco Foco Delegate to Baltimore from the
Nth District Of North Carolina.
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,,n .NGIlsm R...o-n. ,sd

I. vi - ~ NM EANAHtsAFNhA h'etN.Ne N'f
for Young LRtles, AZ Chiffon, Nteien Island
Tie Nsses EsgtNGrug receive limited number of pu-
rs 90 fheir resiceucs on syv,or Terrace The ltua.
ton fher house eXfrcu tesuf fu SAD healthy ano
ST., hn shorf stance u the Vanderbilt Landing Teach
from hs city engaged % assist the upernt@nd-
ensIn vsrous departments, and lady Who - native
o. France. resides in the house as teacher
Circulars msy be- obtained Al HONEks Music store
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NEW BOOKS.

DROFESsOR AGAssiL'S LECTURES.
Professor Nichols Lectures ca A.lrouoruy.......S
Professor Mitchell Lectures on Astronomy. .
81 Arsco's Lectures on Astronomy. ............25
Life Of hsury Clay ~ Sargent, new edironl..S
Ewbank on Wager Mschinery, &s &c. No. LBS
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CHILD FoUND.-The body Of an inisut was found
Yesterday afternoon 10 cigar box. hoslrg 30 The water
sths foot Of Carksoa 10 was talen % the station
Htu
PoLcf.-Georgs Weller was arrested by officer
Cohen on warrant Tor attempting 70 sil Mary Biren' Of
Is BroOme-st
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AMERICAN MEDICAL AssocRr First In
auqi COareaaol The Deegstct -d 10 ms zone
veniou from all sections Of To- i' assemble. ll i'e
Uniyersalst Church, 80 tle Do OAV-fl Ah' li-is
ant ia. Oh 3 morning. Tho n. of delegates 80 A.-
tendance Tss very lrgc and occupied nearly ue whole
Of Che first floor oi DO Church.
Al halfpsst ~ O'Clock, she venerable Dr. chapman OF
Pbnaao'phia President OF the late National Melcs. Con-
vent,n came forward, and having Gales tte Ass'ealo
- order. made few remarks relative 60 tne oeac.l
If the Association and the necessities which had jed o
organization.
Zoe lis; OF Delegates led o. seats b. me Association
was men read by Dr. u 10 NJ Roberts Chairman CO the
Committee cf Arrange .4cnis
Tie ron was then called by Dr.. Allied sulo Whea
ahout TWO hundred Delegates answered 20 their names
representing nearly all Ire states ard Territories DO me
Unou.
me char vas authorized TO appoint Committee con-
i.finq of one Delegate from each state, 20 inmate
suitable persons Tor Officers OF the Association COM
tiee IS sppoutcd by the Chair, was Instructed ~ -S'
thrce candidates ior each tnlce
The Committee retired TO perform the driy assigned
them and a0sr me transaction OF some preliminary o-
ns.s TIE Convention adjourned until this afternoon a.
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