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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-25

New STATES AND TERRIToRrEs. -Calfornia, De-
serei, New Mexico, and probably other portions Of
the Northwest Territory, will ell be applying to the
present Congress for admission into the Union, as
States or Territories. Independent even of the
application Of the WIlmot proviso to those States
or Territories, their very admission, with the limits
claimed for them, will form strong points for dis
cusslon IN both branches Of Congress.
California, as her constitution is framed by the
present population, embraces a sea coast of seven
hundred miles ia length. THIS is evidently too
large u territory for single State, aud would dis
iuib the balance Of power IN other States. Besides
that, the population OF principal part OF California
have no right 10 dscide upon the limits of that
State That is matter within the control Of Con-
gress The same view will apply to the State of
Desere,, which has been organized by the Nor
mons, and constitution for 1t formed, and the
limits of which interfere with those Of California,
and are, like the other, too extensive IN their d.
mensons for admission as a single State. New
Mexico may wish to come into the Union as a
Territory, and tina, would be another point Of dis
cussion IN regard to ts limits.
A preliminary discussion, therefore, for the adj
mission Of Cahforoia and Deseret will be held on
the dimensions OF those States, and the RICH, of
the accidental cluster Of population Of those regions
TO designate their limits. We think that none OF
those limits or boundaries will be admitted by
Congress, but that new ones will be made out for
them. THIS will be subject OF agitation and dis
cussion, independent Of the Wilmo, proviso.
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TnK Lars Da. f.rsw,r.--it - stated that DR. Park
would rsrey " 10 TO Law to obtain his rial
ssying TO his acquaintance "Bad business bad bust
ness my fIiends-ue e. to law-nevsr 10 TO law y
But be would continually remind debtor Of his pro-
misee and obligations whom they arrived 81 maturity
He would dog him night and day until he obtained his
pay became Gssfed that the debtor had made every
xetion TO nsintain his gritty and TO Pay the debt
w. after trying every the poor fellow failed and
hensstly coNld not obtain the vberevths to meet his
lis biit the doctor bepovently set about
fnairg scme means 10 eatrcate him from his difficulty
TIE ,ebttfs star dir and position made not the slight
est dirtnce. lie treated Professor webster precisely
he would treat the poorest and humblest tenant al
the west end o.eH (Mass) Courier, Dee. e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-25

The Presidents Mcssage-The Treasury
Report.

We have, at length, the first message of General
Taylor, and also the first-possibly the last-re-
port of Secretary Meredith. We have no room, nor
time, nor disposition, to make much comment on
these important documents to-day.
The Presidents message will call forth much
curious comment. In many respects, 1t Is most
remarkable document-differing with the mes
sages of all former Presidents, since the
foundation of the government. The leading points
in the history of the republic, for the last year,
are recounted very briefly and quietly, without
much force or energy in the tone or language
The fussy blunders made by Mr. Clayton are
smoo,hed over and pared down with some skill,
but In tone that looks like contempt for the Sc
cre,ary. The fracos with France Is treated, very
properly, IS a baeatelle-a tempest In teapot, as
we called it at the time. With England, en-
br ing the Nicaraguan question, there is no pros
pect of any difficulty Yet the General has bit
Of spunk in him-a and he shows it towards Portu-
al,which is threatened with another messagef she
does not pay up what she owes us. Portugal had
better pay her debts, or prepare for licking. We
must show fight about something.
On the great topic of the age-the subject Of
slavery in the new territories-the General Is by
no means clear or explicit, although he is bold
against the veto, as Oaly IounO IN leglslduon. On
the finances he is as bright as day. There we
know his opinion. There will be found deficiency
of only Sl6,OO0,C00 next year, and he at once re-
commends losn-an addition TO the debt and
taxes-like plain spoken man, who never has
been IN Wall street. Not word is said of the
numerous removals and appointments-an omission
which does not correspond with public expecta-
ton. In short. this message IS one OF the most
innocent documents ever published. 1t is very
much like an elaborate elongation, or oilutlon, of
the inaugural address. Yet we like it. Many will
like it, and some will laugh at it too.
OF Secretary Meredith's report, we have no
room to enter upon long analysis or extended
criticism. 1t is for high tariff, plenty Of proec
ton against a specie currency, a sub-treasury,
and recommends an increase of the revenue by an
increase Of the sort of reduetio ad absgdun
In political economy
The message and documents will have little ef-
feet on the legislation Of the present Congress AL
ready, in the Senate, General Cass has proposed
the abolition of the Austrian mission. Good go
ahead.
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The lRofeIa.

ARRIVALS AND rEFsRTtRgs.
G. HiTsinson, Nevburgbi j. McLaren. Niagara, C.
w; a. Mitchell, Toronto; A. Dsce. Baltimore; w.
Hart, Philadelphia; r. G. Virgins. st. Louis; II. Du-
nsll, iiane; NJ kibbon, Philsdslphs; A. P. Risch,
Baltimort q. H. Euggles, foughkeepsie; J. l.. Bird,
Alah3nn; W. II. WEeelan. Alabama; w. Lori st.
Loula; Dr. southgate L. s. Army; Mir Trplett, Louis
Vile; W C. Brooks, Doston; J. Macksy st. Louis; J.
w. Hution, fhilsdelphm; =. G. Cook Baltimore; J. l..
Moss. Philadelphia; l.. Mess, VIM. Moss do; r. X.
Isthrop, Boston, John Hall, Toronto; r. Mott Fhila-
delrhis; Hon. A. Nicholas, Geneva; ID. Davidson, J..
Ice. aoss the arrivals yesterday at the irving
HoiFe
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Navel Intelligence.

The following II list OF officers attached to the U.
s. coast survey steamer HstzelLieuteDs Mt Com. John
Rodgers First Lieutenant, Wilmer Shield Acting
ktsrcrj w g. Temple; Surgeon Henry O. Mayo; Pass
Cd NlidshiTmen, John X. Wilson, Horace ". Crabbe
Irgihters, fitzpatrick and Stewart Captains Clerk,
W Shields.
TIE Hetzel !. bound TO Key West fer tie purpose Of
surveying the Keys in that vicinity Touching 6rst at
Care lELsysrsl
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The Ls rissture Of South Carolina the 10th inst
rased solution cordially approving the OF the
Sout members Of Congress Who refused to vote for
any ember in the slightest degree tainted with uusound
views the slavery question and considering any Law
parsed by Congress- shoIshing slavery in the District
Of Columbia the adoption by that body OF the VIII
mot pfoyiso, tSntaount TO distribution Of the Union
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TELEcsxAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

Our Special Telegraphic Correspendsnccs-
THE RECEPTION OF SIR HENRY BULwER, THE BRI-.
TIsH MINIsTER-IMPoRTANT MOVEMENT IN THE
sENATE-THE MESSAGE, ETC, ETC.
WASHINGTON Cry,
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. "a, 1879.
Sir Henry Bulwer, the new Britt h Minister was,
presented to-day at two o'clock, to the President
of the United States All the cabinet were present
The most cordial feelings were expressed In be-
half of the peaceful relations between the two.
countries, and by the members Of the cabinet. Mr.
Bulwer was received with remarkable conde-
acension.
The cabinet seem to be thankful that he has
come to help them out OF their difficulties. Neither
Mr.. Squier nor Mr.. Chatfeld will be sustained
the very thing for Mr. Clayton.
The motion OF General Cass, on suspendingldi-
plOmatic intercourse with Austria, lies over. When.
it comes up, he will deliver great speech on the
subject.
You will see that Mr. Bradbury, (dem.) Of
Maine, has called for the papers against the Office
holders turned out This indicates the course OF
the Senate In regard to the appointments.
Mr.. Foote has given notice of his bill for COM
promise division OF the territories On its merits
we may expect full discussion in the Senate.
No officers will probably be elected this week by
the House. The friends of Forney, of the PENN.
sylronia,, for Clerk, will endeavor to get the plu.
rality plan, but large body of members will
resist it.
The Southern do not like the Message
They say 1t amounts 10 nothing the slavery
question, or, that it means the provso, if anything.
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The crowded state Of our columns this morning, 90.
csoned by the length Of the Presidents message and
the Treasury report compels to omit usual thes
trcsl and musical notices. The several houses
well flled last evening. See Advertisements for the
various perform ances this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-25

We are indebted to Kingsley Co.'s Express for
Boston Tspers In advance Of the mail.
There we're seventy four deaths in Boston, for the
vstk ending tls 22d inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-25

WssniNsrOs Monday, Dec. Il, 4

"AsniNer0S Monday Dec. Il, 1872
MEMBERS swoRS ~.
The severa State and territory delegates were called
sis, and sworn in at the Clerks desk By the Speak.
CT.
Mr.. JoSKs wanted the members 20 hold up their
hands In their ss,s while the roll wa, calling to save
time In swearing them. 10 was not agreed to.
On motion Mr.. THoHrsoS, Of Miss 1T was resolved,
that msssage be sent to the Senate informing them
that the Ito had chosen Mr. Cobb for Speaker ane
that the House ives ready to proceed to business.
ON motion.of Mr.. THoMrsoy, Of Psnnsylvania that
the usual committee be appointed, in conjunction
with by the Senate TO wait on the President and
inform him that both houses organised and ready
to receive any communication he may be pleased to
make.
A messsee received from the Senate that they
had appointed q committee to wait on the President
Concurred In.
The committee Of the Hsuse was appointed, but not
Announced.
HOUSE.
Mr. WENTWORTH offered resolution, that the rules Of
the House existing at the last session. be continued
till the fret Monday in February; and that commit
tee Of nine be appointed 10 revise them Some Of them
ought to be altered they cannot receive the approval
Of the majority Of this House.
Mr. Boru,ofersd n amendment, that the old rules be
continued, and a committee Of Eve be appointed to
revive except the eleventh rule which providee
that the majority shall elect officers lie did this tc
prevent difficulty ,uoh a. had occurred.
Mr. soHENoK gave notice Of an amendment TO ex-
clude the Committee Of Commerce and Roads and Ca
nails, and instead, appoint Committee on Foreign.
Commerce, and Commerce ameng the States.
The consideration Of this was postponed untn We'd.
nesdsy.
MIR MoHsE wanted, when the House adjourned, tes
adjourn three days to give the Speaker opportunity
TO appoint standing committees.
On motion CT MIR EeA,s Of Maryland, resolution
adopted 10 draw for seetsthe TO be put In
sbox and on each drawn offs member, he was to.
select his seat lie desired provide that absent mem
bers should select by proxy
when this was finished it resolved that when the
House adjourn, 10 be adjourned tnl Thursday.
MIR. THorrsoN, Of rennsylrsnis from the committee.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS DAY AND EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE Bowsry-Afternoon Perform ance -
MU1IsY AT THE NoRE-TAKINs PLEpGE-Mose,
JOE AND JACK. Evening Performance-THE FOUR Nus
EKTFHps.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwsy-GUY MASNERISG
-KAIHARINE PETRucHIo.
NIBLC's CApDEN--TeHr RoPE-CHARAorr RIsrIc
DAScts-RAoJL.
BURTOH's THEATRE, Chambers strset-SANTA CLAUS
Tar SIgIous FAsILy LAU CHING HYEsA.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham square Afternoon Per-
foImapoe-OMNIBus-OL b. LL-puMB SAvoyARD Eve
ping Performanoe-THE INvIEcIBLEs- FEMALE GUARD
DUNE SAvoyAhp.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadwsy-OLYsPlc REvELs-
FaANK McLAUGHLIy MAGIC ARRow-THE PaoMi5soRY
NOTE.
CREIsTY's OPERA nOUsE-Afternoon and Evening
ETHIoPIAr NINSTkELhy.
AMERICAN MUsEUM-TEs rEnyoRmANcks DURING
THE DAY EVENING.
ASTOR PLACE ClRCUs-Thres Performances-EQUEs-
AND PAsToMIhE
CHINESE RoONs.-GrIDDoNs PANORAMA OF TEE
NILE.
SOCIETY LIBRARY-SIeSoR BLITz-FoUR Per soRM-
ANGfs.
k,ev2
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Congressmen and the Holidays.

Congress will do nothing till after New Years. many
members will be absent during the holdays quorum
of each house will formally meet Thursday and sd
iouru
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TleFain 90 folleve
On wCOlllns.......


gst0qi5 ~
Tie very mall itutase the staples ~ voucns
az timai uitcturte lomp compared vA The rtst nsry
otfHfcnc g. Cur rrccuCns hnd the dmirutcn thereby
GU power ~ curufn cr met al 90 attract % .ent0n
willie On the other articles named the and rrodue
ton lave 10th futerCd materially. IL believed that The
revenue could - Fray increased BY inrttzg the duties
en- tie ard ttler hrticlse.
Ifoptse return % the tysem q specific sptie sr
tcts On which they le y laid Tie elects
The rreont az leeIem sysem aIe two foii viz the
ard on tur IrCductious Experiences l1F think
dcfunsittcc, that lochirg exclusively spe
cite duty is moe csty assessed favorable
equal and less exposed 90 frsud other
ytcm. o course such duty s not laid without reference
70 the average cost Of the commodity This system Oiees
the ane eehtroyoret which attend apfraiss-
meat Of the foreign marlet value q each invoice
Iosss egus duty on equal quantities Of the
dy Under the I'D valoro goods Of the hind
and Qpay, and between which there be difference
In value in the mertet at Any SVEN time neverhoess
often rpy different duty. Thus the hast5
oftfado are unrtceftarily increased.
To lew cd valore duty FOREIGN vaiusor equally,
M tlt dhsrtnt Torts believed 70 be impossible 1Eat the
hdard 81 value at any two porte is precisely tie
any y.n tine wholly improbable The facilities Afforded
70 e9ds upon the revenue and II IL
henoed mai such frauds have been habitusy
tenfivey Ttaoed The statements apnsxed MARRIED (o)
20 which invite etpecia attention, exhibit srons lght
the eape 10 rbieh this system nseswsrily exposed
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NEW YORK HERALD.


Uorthwost corner OF FULTON ana NASSAU stss
><SouNoo0~NNNNN.NNN~NNN
JARES COR ID ON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
~>->~~~~~~~>~~N"~>>N
VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENCE, centassias i'm
portant collected from any quarter eth Oorid;
seed triI be literally paid for.
NO NOTICE Ia Ken of anonymous sorwsassa Hons.
We cannot return rel cted commune ttons.
THE DAILY HERALD 2eenfs per eopy-S7 per en-
THE WEEK. Y HERALD for Circulation en- this Con-
aaenf IL published every Saturday, at 6 cents eoPy
So per annsm for circulation IN Enrops, printed
Ia French and Ensh at Ga cents copy or "a per an
The DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD. every Monday, 2
per copy 81 per copies to clubs &c.,
IS per
idrertemen to be post paid or the postage H be de-
fuefed from the money reuliffed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at re0 sonabls prices the pro-
friefo~ rcspoRsibie for errors in n.annscript.
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isIiisd b 81, esiilsd An gtoyids oI me ss
ke,fifr trarsfer and s.tursment Of The pubic revenue
SsSy,S S A.ss S t N s
tie tle ie productive Of
foence Il ,irSrs necessity srt often violated Ds6ufsns
s :. rS ss s arc 's :'Ts s 1TS 81
,s ss 81; A SJ Ss 81 S
time % time Tie custody Of te ensy h thus forced uron
ssftiy. I he TSaty 8 70 BE d,gr',d ~ points distant
,, G ' FSs y On u,m .y saop. the
sssa sad S,;S .de p s,Ss ,hS me.
euody and csrss, thty incur great lk aud RESPONSE
Te etua carriage Of coin from place place in The
town T. turhenseme, especially in those southern pors
The numer q eerfs authorized ~ Law 70 IL employed Is
70 Tss rtTs 4 ~. ihsoayetsrce, s,sndsr tn. sys-
tan. Itesfcttfliiy srgrost ift i y ie continued
tur,r K Jerriti 70 dcrsss iis draft Wiz, re assistant
cav i0r re amount from tms - time ~ such
sr1 of rsrstrs rrtsiers, ss nc whole Of The
J 81 s s ,f, s irys. Y hs dfs 'A' ''''' say
n treasurer should b reittsi = dsecst sgeh drai. saa
sfav tr " eme.n. ~ y, y w " ~ s soe
~ s,, ~ ses A. eWrrs.y
The proto,ed system would ftrser necety nresse Of
tss ,s - me on,ts o. Ss an Y &
own mTenfsuon &C., -, -.
graft iGt fecni 90 nsepaIASe flOm me selL
lie osanot sell tu at discount OF collect "a prst without
tufr o. would he emily and the goyfnncnt has 10
itself q skus transfers In such cafes other than the
rath % special mcaengers At some expense and much
fisk q lose.
az. insecrriy 81 tho tctusi custody Of The public money
ctnfdei s the eral points 70 The vganee and
fidelity 81 assistant Treasurer ard be nade1uaty com
persrtc "a su'ect which should attract the serious az
IGNITION Of q nsfess.
nIserLLtrFors.
~ ths OF the Of Sd March, 1872 questions
sfrF In rttfcc. TO the refundipg Of duties collected IN
NsSieo On ne remission q penalties imposed on the Ftound
that the ectcon improper the rsnstes vronzuy
saisgeed Itd W tbs DECISION oil the sseTssJy u We
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The reading of the message having been concluded,
the Vice Presdsn. laid before the Senate the annual re-
port Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the Trsaures
report and the report Of The Census Board all Of which,
together with the message ordered to be printed
After which, the Senate adjourned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

| Complaints, Bilious Diseases, and Diseases
larising from an injudicious use Of Mercury
and whenever medicine is required to puriS
and invigorate the system.
= They are purely vegetable compound, and
NAV be used by persons of all ages. They are
pleasant to the palate, and produce no nausea,
uneasiness or gripping in their operation. Hun
dredS of certificates could be given Ci person
who have used them with the greales, benefit
Purchasers win be particular TO ask for Rob
ers' Compound Sarsaparilla Pills, ana OBJ
! sime of the signature of JOS. ROBERTS
! NJ. ID. No travelling agents appointed.
II All applications for Agencies, and letters on
! the subject of the medicine must he addressed
| (post paid) to C. p. FAY, New York City. Ger
| eraI Agent for the United States, British an6
| West India Provinces.
Il RI TAYLOR and C. G. C. HAZARI
| geut for Newport
| Aug 9 lSt3-iy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
TIE ROME CONVENTION.

RoMG, Aug. lj-l0 Z. M.
The evening session met at 8 O'Clock.
Series Of Resolutions, framed By the Conven
ton Of Free Soilers Ct tao 81 Assembly Dis
'sict OF Orange Co., were presented aud rea,
by the Secretary.
Mr.. Nyc, of Madison, took the stand anc
addres Cd the Convention at some length
mainly in relation t. tn, further extension o
avery. lie was listened TO Throughout " i'll
marked attention, and hearty bursts of ap-
rlausa erected him at the close Of lis address
Mr.. Henry b. St1uioa was mex, called for
but respectfully declined.
Mr.. Martin Grover, Of Allegheny then ad
dressed the Convention for an hour. after
which it adjourned over TIL 0 o'clock to.nor
low morning.
Altogether it is Impossible to say what lhe
ultimate result cf the laburs oi the two Con
'eniOns will DO The prevailing opinion
seems to be that th.re will be no union
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
Cottage to Let.

yuyHE subscriber has purchased the Cottage
Il : recently builtby Orlin Webber, in nv,
erton, which he now offers for rent, SAID
Cottage is nearly new and is in excellent or
der il is one story high. with basement
the house contains all necessary rooms and
is most delightfully."- located within one mile
Of the Stone Bridge Hotel, on the main road
to Fall River, fronting the river, and conve-
nient for fishing, bathing &c.
The prospect is not surpass d by any site on
Rhode Island, and the adjoining scenery is va
ried and beautiful, making it a desirable resi-
dence for family visiting in this vicinity du'
ring the Summer season. There is an excel
lent well of water on the premises, together
with a convenient barn. For terms &c, ap
ply to w. II: CtANsION,
or to JOSEPH OSBORN,
uear the prem ises, TivertonR.
4 Tiverton, May 81. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

Court Of Probate, Middletown, June H. Is49.
III HE Executors liih account on the estate OF
L ISAAC BARKER, late OF Middetown, decd
was presented for examination and allowance.
II is ordered that the same be received and the
consideration thereof referred TO a Court OF
Probate TO be holden at the Town House in
Mddetown on the third Monday Of July next,
at o'clock, p. NJ, and that previous notice be
given by publishing copy Of this order three
Successive weeks in the Herald Of the Times,
for all persons interested to appear at said time
and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness.
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Probate Clk.
iune20 3w,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

CTWc arc indebted t. Edward Vanzandt
Esq. for a supply Of most delicious apples and
pears iiom the orchard of the Collins place,
about mile from town their flavor is very
rich, deci dy superior to anything from New
York or The South which is now in the mar
ket. This counrry-seat is for sale, and offers
the finest opportunity to any gentleman who
may desire convenient and beautiful summer
residence. The location is one of the best on
Rhode Island.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
Cough Medicines.

Tayne's Expectorant Ayers Cherry Pcctor
y Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam,
Indian Balsam Of Liverwort,
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam,
Doct Tayor's Balsam of Liverwort
Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam.
Wadsworth's Vegetable Group Syrup.
Jackson's, Shermans and Wistars Cough
Lozenges.
Pcase's, Adams and Jervis's Cough Candy.
French Gum Arabic Drops Jujube and Liq
uorce Paste &c. &c.
Among the owe may be found 50 m
the best Cough Medicines IN use.
at. r. HAZARD,
near the Court Ho
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

wholly so, through The provdenlial agency OF
your Sarsuparilla Elixir. }, M MYERS,
Il. r. Engineer, &c.
Sold wholesale and retail by WOOD, LYON
&, co. 80 South Pearl street, Albany. and by
Druggists generally lhroaghou, The States and
Cunadas.
Prce 81 per bottle, or bottles for 50.
q CHARIEG DYER, Jf Wholesale Agent
- and 50 and "a Westminster ST., Proyidencc.
CO HAZARD, Agent for Newport
moIl2iyr
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JUNE 2S.
N EW BOO X s.
For Sale, or Circulation.


3iIl Deer S,alkers or circumstantial evidence
a tale ofthe South Western Colonies, by
Frank E1yreter,
34i2 Holidays abroad or Europe from the
West, by Ms Ktrkland,
|34I3 Dumb Love, trans. from the German Of
August Musaus, by T. Carlyle,
|34l4 A History Of Wonderful Inventions, il
lustrated with numerous engravngs,
5790 Men of Capital, by Mrs. Gore,
579l Rival Beauties; novel by
Mss PardOe,
5192 Old London Bridge; or the days of
Henry VIII, by {. Hcrbe,t ROdwcH,
57o3 Narrative Of the United States e1pcdi-
ton to the River Jordan and the Dead
Sea, by w. r. Lyhch,
579i Nineveh and its remains, with an ac-
c unit ofa visit to the Chaldean Chris
tians of Kurdistan and the Yerzidis or
Devil Worshipers, and an inquiry into
the manners and arts ofthe ancientAs- 2
syrians, by dustin H. Layard,
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JAMES w. LYON,
PLUM BEk.
Brass & Copper Worker,

Manufacturer of Force and Lifting
SAA Pumps, Steam Water, and Waste Pipes /;
.cfha Wash Kettles Bathing Apparatus, &C.,
corner of Thames AMI Gridley streets.
J w. LYON, having purchased the above
named establishment of his brother Joseph NJ.
Lyon, is prepared to execute all orders and TO DO
work in his line Of business at the shortest no.
tce, and in the most perfect manner. shae
of patronage is solicited. Janll