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ADJUSTMENTS.
pHrLApELPHIA ARr-UNIoN,

For tho promotion ofhe Arts OF Dcs tie United STATES
GALLERY AND OFFICE.
gl0 Cheetnutsi above Lishfh, fhiadslphs
OFFICERS FoR 1850
Pfesiicnf James MMurtue >oysfI'y. John ssrtain;
,ce Pre,ifeni, Joseph Sill IreIrru Chss Mactllssrr
Corresponding dgeRf and .icfz4sg, IL u. poiv
MANAGERS.
Rev Hsnry Mofon. Il n Mssc-. Nn W Tzam.r.
Hoa " ID ksay, Joha tosns Charles Topaz,
hsny Red, James Naas, heny 1 carey
Zach subscriber Of g. becomes member OF ID" Az
Union Tor year. and for winch he Is sure of receiving
splendid Engraving worth alone the amount OF his soi
scrpou Al the annual dis button OF pufes, achse'
of obtaining hne original painting o. be 81 ect'd ny mn"
self from the Gallery, any public eNhlOiiion IA TO-
United States. Subscribers iu This Cay VINO may dfiW
prizes can make their selections from the pictures ~
-nIe on the walls of tho National Academy oi Design
Subscribers for this year, ending MAY 1870, viii receive
for each subscription Of s. impression OF rlch ~
CRAVING. OF Rgfh and Boaf. from painting by = 7
Rofhens IN possession of Joseph SILL ESQ Puiladephs,
engraved steel in mixed style OF line, suppe ann
yfoHuo, bv John >srfsu size OF engraving, twenty
one inches by feeu and half Persons may procure inc
last years engraving Interview of John Knox win May
Queen of scots with the for this by taking Two cerh
Gates both OF which vii be- represented Ia the aouus d's
frbuuou puEcs The r1gravngs are ready Tor dhfcfy
fn subscribers, and may be- seen AZ the store E" M-s'r
Williams ST. gens i,j 3roadway-whcrc snhscr .ipn.
Will be- received The subscription Book. Tor thi- yea,
VIII close the Jh proX therefore n IL desirable That AL
who intend Ia subscribe VIII DO go aely
All l7iisua. II II DOTi. Sec'y
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80 r'y Gay. Dr. 'haiwo- The members ne ve-y
active
T, Pa---.a-it they srs proceeding With the b. 5
i..0rer.e u l.s- when -fs t-e 'l B place T. -ie
L--.--...e Co..cii. A-il-,te-s .l4--d defeat ala
f,o.ted .- BE- carr. n- a ca ol ne House .or The
.h Ir-t
TIE Police ara searching for Ire Caaaiisn
C-rmveI. Nv rhst he IS gone. ;iouea be "a ked
stolr openly enough tx three or four Jays A.,er
The TIE
The sl,, arc still qlzrtcred the Boasecosrs Mar
~ snt Oh qaaltyo. guar isns o. ths Il Use, have
t1e mace brought intp their temporary bsrrsck
Every De- -hf ~ Siich. - their Colonel says. they
I-rf-
You omitted Whtat ia the free articles Of oar
a-w farm. T.s I suppose arse ir'm seeing
taat " ah-sf . bolted wss liable ~ duty. This
.hoad ha.e been more properly. as Z stands 10
'ts JiI actually passed, " Wheat Mea, not bolt
-d. Ril send you Tar.H with the principal
atioles .ut 90 detail. The omission cs Wh5 at
vssso imp,rtar; tnst / ,s.e5ra1hcd you yester
la, IS soon .s nb.e-scd II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

most inhammsbie acts viii take place Oh S,iuc-
day have already told yo1 ilat Socialism IA
making ioroads INTO the amy Tic laogemcnt
takes every day more extensive form. Toe
DEM cratic Socialist Committee has devoted
great per, oi It's efforts to this end md the vote n
tie Army threatens or promises to become sse-
nous manifestation ia favor Of socialism. The 60
cIasts have agreed 10 place On their list ol cand,-
dates a sub-oihcer and soldier. On thisoccGs aston
grand electoral uuon Of the soldiers o. the gam
son II appointed ior Saturday, III the most cKtcn-
Eivc locate which we have IN Paris. The meeting
viii be attended by all the Delegates ol the Dem
ocrstic eoc;alist Committee. The soldiers have
promised 10 assemble H. great numbers, declaring
taat they are ordered to their barracks they viii
coma ueycrihele and break their orders IL case
Of surh manifestation tsking place, we ma look
out .or important events. Whatever sorrow ox.
perence at seeing destroyed, one after the other,
all the result Of the Revolution Of February, ain
far from desiring violent subverslon. No one Is
ready for the task which would devove upon
new Government, the present being oyertflrown.
The preparation Of tie electoral let is the crest
occupation Of the Socialist panty. Il will be vo.
ted with grc6t unaninity. Tho Electoral Com.
mittcc, composed Of 30 members. VIII assemble
on Sunday morning to draw up this list. II vii
DO 30 close couclave, that u.s. the doors will be
shut nd tie meeting remain IN PanaHeHce until
the completion al tae list. 1t Will contain the
names Of Pierre Leroux, Felix Pyat, Proudhon,
Lagrange, Napoleon Lebon, two simple soldiers,
four or five workmen, Ledru Rollin, Nader de
Monuan the elder, aud without doubt Catholic
priest Of the name OF Monihouis who has made
a profession Of faith toward Socialism.
Nj. Brisbane left US yesterday He goes from
here, taking with him much sympathy which the
persecution Of tie Police has augmented in giving
him celebrity. On Thursday next more detailed
account OF things.
With sincere calculations.
JULLS LECHEvAllTB
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The Columbus Of japan.


Nfr -r- --~s- ro u--.-''t FL --i nss-. ni''' q ta'
world s-s ned tang come - 70 eA ~ POI ol- aa''i
o-- "a -sla--nll- l- -ctl. i' : -'-i'i- ~ '1c . E,
g ol-l-a- .l-.rce-rs- e.'H '1' .ar-.--e l-' N.a
r--sr rrss ~ satisfactory f--,f en- isgsr '-s1
pho Columbus. un-r- Pro- .-st 'fH.on .'F ,n''- in
cruise ll fle lap-l ~rt r ..oi-s ply li-4i''- 30
tcs-e.- -trstl tt -srrss r.'a.H ii- iI'N No -
coast several n-sr..-ir- .ar' fallen lr vi,l .ilNs
exchanged r.rllr. v-r 'rem. AL in sru' MS nrr,
relieved those iu distress
our readers r.- os sartcresti -n tn' folio" n-
facts 1li torullerr- ra.s-n- Co. tlr sir-.flr' li
-s-lor or-.u. t0 Tho tmcr.. whale ship Plymouth.
80 az usruor Capt fGrr-i- lf appears thar inafi
v the name 90 Ronald Mcdonald Shipped 1n board tac
Plymouth "-'n -lf sailed iro.n 20" l--'., 'ta,,,.
Aiier r'fna-n.a- ID in' 1'--'- i"o year. "A. p. -
mama ih ''e .-- oi 80 . ''i.''.'i .--' "a,
--.,-. APT tt'Vafi, " -iid c.a-f-t -'a'' n.n ii
..N' $3.50 % .o '.leA '., az y .sfH--. e'.--
hri0Afl i- 'on 10 At ~ aii t..'oha.i t- i't.'.i
- r rnI t .i TO -i'-'A 'iN company '. '''
golra.,. lo.um.in
Dn application 'l ihr i-'-' no f'r Comp N't n d .'
..i, $780, Earn 1'' '--- -n- niaa received .'cl fia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

Cou-.ron,-nc-n f The Detroit al.-in , -.
IT MAHY 5 RIVER uf ~. Jo.cpn Island. apr. -
GFNrs: The steamboat Franklin. "hicn lrit Dr
.., .f.,l,. l... o.r -.ut de- -tr N4ro. reached -
War,s River ffi. SUNDAY morning. After proceeding
some tcn or ftccn miles m the usual chanh' Nt 5iu
.n contact with large masses OF lct. when ap"aiel '
be ~ solid a- that OBJ. mud Us inter Above u- a lti PSI
tho av. could reach the rr.r Was vast htld nl t'
.i,l a,.,.,rt.h. ice fun tx inches thick. After 900
.nerccrua attempt o. proceed fi. usual ,AaAnr. th
cour-, of our lret We. changed 'o that Oh tA' ''
Mime buf 'hi-. Hr.l ss the other "t- .il l''''
d. ,r, ,, ci-Ar ,r fon DAYS before boats can cet
ur fo the ~auf The Franklin vi1lni hey pns-en-'f =
~ Narkinav and return 90 Detroit and py tne lie
.hc returns 10 Msc snaw II q thought that tne H'ei
VIII he open L. j. very coli here yt, hN4 M =.
severe Ev,rvihn- looks Drecnlani oAf-' ~.
= tn. boat has ju-t arrived ~ AacAiAa"- ai-H j.
fi-charc,nr her cargo.
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PRESBYTERIAN Board of Foreign Missions.

Before the delivery Of Rev. Mr.. JANEwAl' t
-r,, IA rctorf a. which Ae hasc ALREADY puh- ael.
statement of the proceeding, ol mo fn'f was hlfn
De-, , f .h. -cc~efaries Of which fhe following j. 70
usici abstract
Pa, t.rioN,-Tie Missionary Chronicle, 900 uev spa
nor rI t,niol ,f fo.. 81 ll copies. TIE. Fore IN Ms
f'' llA So. 49,. m, mo ? gi.l-npi,.
Letter.. fo Cr'il,q GOO copies. Letters fo sabbath
schools 900 copic.
NV MisslONARits.-r w cufy-our, ut whom htr were
,cr. f,,o ife 1r,acUer. Que DBL ys4ci i
,, .,,reri1f,aleif of he prnfngrre.s 800 CHINA, fsO
.... l.. .... s..f tsrif ffs wives cd
,,....',naria.
NIssioNs.-Amoug fhc Chocrav, Chicka-ays. Crera,
Seminole Iowa. Oroe, Omaha and chippewa lua.An-'
egni munster, "i me no-p'' ". pu, 'o'', , oa %
s- .,r,.,..r and the n, v,- of tn- u ,-ionare-.
abog o scholars. of whom 300 are n boarding.
- usufc members reported iA connie " ID .'', ..''
es. in WI N,'a' ln',s NM . ,,''r c,-i Al
No., H. yof5 l1di, firre m,..iou.-ts- Lodsna.
Fi,rrikhabai aai Aliahsbad. win rnc stations. twenty
i've minister. OF e Gospel one of them naive ana mos,
of Mem MARI ga a.l ,'I y '' - . 81, biok
- 49,, ai s'. t, IN ,, .,r,li9ye. f.or,i which
inward Of 100000 goa se- of ne Holy scriptures sad re-
oas Tracts were sai 'arh darag .e {ear c9ass 40
.ri..ff Loo ~, , . ,r,. sr. In schools
M KY -,e-. c,,rci.. Al several .ttr.on- and lll ns-
i've church members reported Ia siam. 1870 ministers OF
'Ie Gospel. both oi tlen married ead i.f'i.n.. w.
China i-f.r na ,''l-, QUE o' ... p, ,oero.
'l. t. 1 .' ~. ,.,r oo --I',.sr- 0f Lom 90 are
supported by ue missions church a. N.ngpo printing
pres. wi'h movable metallic types rom N''-N t.l'
tn'~o pages oi inr ''cfei 30, p'l', , '' .,. m
i,l,' III pf fi.,.-. ee.,r,.r,,,le ~ 9r.,l1fr The
.'d df,a. O6.o, 6y sending money, FOB approved peg
sons in France and Geneva 20 be- expended Tor '. p'
po.r - ...,-.i sold. -sf.ho-. viz.
, lss The. afr-. I,d.. sam China, Europe aud
lire Jews " mister. OF tle Gospel Di fAy'claa-'
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Appointments.

William T. Grascll, Collector OF Customs, Ius
cany, Del
Levi plait. Postmaster Pittsburgh.
Ocia,ius y Ogden L. : District Attorney, Ncrter
District of Louisiana ia the place OF Henry BoNco de-
Clinng.
L : MARsIfALs-FrcdcTick g. smith, Western DIS
rict of ousiana i'm the place of John r. hing, declining
Gcrshoin A. Jones Western District OHIO IN the place
of Daniel g. Robertson. removed
RECEIVERS John l.. Green Receiver of Public Mon
ev- for the District of Chhcohc Ohio, IN the place of
John Iiough removed John II Ilu-hcs, Plait ,hursh
Mo rice Parker Dudley, resigned.
CYRUS L. " -on. Register of the Land Once AT Lli'
Rock Arb ctcc Wm. Stephenson, removed
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ScHR. OUTWARD BOrSD--Tne Garage Irio-
nl The fh4 i following additional pafncu-sr- Oh
,t M o, I'll. vessel. Capt -..u-cr. % me schr Tenn
49,. . ,-,.a- ,r-oluts ot the loss 90 fll- D. ia'tl
re..i Cart -huk. she struck reef and passing
... icon ,...- vent down one or rw0 trunks came
ashore sl-o -par- iashed io-etner--no"ln, ~ 'a
fortunate crew and passenger il'l H''ie ~ t.''.
-. 10 ma. -..g.ng and blowing Aeafs s--e %
the time -
owned bv Ne--r-. Richmond $ o. oi '.i4" a.4Ae.
-. 5-0ibe- % fle Captain % the Gene-co tn.ei
-. p. ,..,, Icon "a lo1-l tAe lo-; ve--el
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE,
Late and important from Valparaiso.
Arrival Of the ship sophia Walker, with
$4,000 in GoId-dust, &C. &c.

BOSTON NOnIay- NHl ! T-i'
The ship Sophia Walker has arrived at this
port from Valparaiso with dates to'Msrch = She
brings $4,000 IN California gold among which is
$4,000 brought by Captain j. II. Spring, late Of
the ship Huntress which was sold al San Francis
CO one box to f. Borland and five boxes for Bal.
tmore.
The Sophia Walker sailed in company with tie
L. S. store-ship Lexington for New York she
left the U. s. ship Independence, from Csllao,
Just arrived. The Huntress was to sail for Cali
iornia in 10 days. The bark d. Webster, % days
from New y ork, for California, was spoken March
-, in lat 10 South, lon. "a West.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Liberal Books, Beacon once, Franklin
al. are fPrsri,tf NcN Ola, Wales Globes and Naval
school IA, N. 40 lmeOd
- Iiauid Hair Dye.-BArcHELoRs instantaneous
aIid IL lie hest arre In the world tor changing red or
gray hair fO natural black or brown color Nluuu uJnN
h. M fr or .siu Persons wishing tho best article m the
market should cali al B,TcHELORs mandatory, w AZ 81
old SO p near Broadway Copy the address dl9 lIASu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

GEoRGIA.--Hon. joins II. LUMrKIN having been
spoken of ne the Loco candidate for Governor, re
fuses to be thought Of in that capacity unless Gov
Towns positively declines n nomination, as he has
no sort of desire to crowd that gentleman oil the
track, wishes to receive the office, if at all as the
free will Offering of his party whose success is bis
supreme desire, DC. &c.
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Meeting of the Farmers Club Cattle, &c.

REGULAR meeting OF the + aiMcIs Niu" ~
held on the 9Th ult-E. l.. FELL, t-q IN the Chair
Nh Mics read his customary variety Of trans aiions
and csirarts ON different subjects Among them Mas d
short article from tho H1rlahp,al Rrror o.. Pa1- upon
ii question of grating upon graft. The writer con
si.frd tho hsnrrt of the practice quite fully estnuL-h
"a pru,lur his positions hy tho results oi the 'uof- ui
Van Mons aud Girandon Re-cru,s have been found Ia
crow perfectly we'll and the operation gives s'h-l"e
IMPROVEMENT Ia he qualify and -izc Of ihe lrui
knotber c>trect from the Transactions of The Hor'
cultural society VI Clcrmoni. went To Tho" ihai The
Heod Cabbage AZ lWg7Grla6 ir very tAo'ii'"' variety
and differs essentially from all others WIN ".'n
are acquainted lts head is about h' SIC ana shape "i
m, hcsrt of am OK the leaves resemble the wincr cah
hase n has "a better flavor than the York hears me
Winter well heads IN The nest Spuns ana j. 'q'" u
not superior 10 the best cahhaCc- oi Autumn
Nr Mixes presented seeds of the L'nul ana mad'
some observations upon IT. value as remedy Tor avs
peptc complaints. well as Wholesome ana muir
food Ii is soNu and cultivated nearly the sa' t- 'A'
fca -o..
Mr. Prtr made some remarks ON the subject o to-"
Msnun, and the comparative merits oi thr >si'h'
of Sonc and Pasturn- Cattle. Tie gave Ihc pielc''A'
Judge NAN WICK did not entirely coincide with Mr.
Pie would give preference 10 the soing system only
where population Is dense and land dear. t'cn men
Their, would hr objections for in Holland on" oi tn'
most dtn-cy popu ltcl countries IN Lnropc, tac cattle
craze and are universally famous for the excellent
quality of their butter and cheese. These generally
bring from 10 10 N per cent more IN European mar
kci than any other and the advance i ascrbac n NO
.,nau degree 10 the rich soil snd nutritious pastures
and the grazing OF the cows upon these IN summer
The subject observed Mr. Van Nyck had frequently
been discussed ~ this Club snd ~ u hAd been rHilei
nn,xu,ctry introduced at this tnc he would for the
present waive any farther TeinarA
Mr. PvL1 followed in defence OF his plan anu men
toned his own srca; success IN the practice 81 tc Sys
tenn of -oihng
Dr. TNprsnIrL also had soied M stock ior many
YEAR. and considered that wcllicd stock. especially
when fed upon gram VIII give the most 'auoNe ma
uurc.
some farther desultory conversation ti-'.eN N.- 20
thir1 of moment-snd the Club adjourned unul zee
next regular day subjects for discussion Nfa'' iA'
best modes OF testing planting and raising them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

~ 4 distressing an iitAI sc'i'-h, hspPrheY
- vopdsv at Mr Bushons D.-tAery I'D ruuisiro
NJ E.-,i Uads a mason employed A. TlniliA-
mn wall 10 the D.suilcry, wA' 10 The 49, oi leaning
- 49,. -sa--u- Of the engine. i0r the purpose o.
-. . nal -u H.. wa. % iastel bis Line upon. wac
.ls5nlv caueht ia fAe strap heavy belt u -ea-lcr
.f..s-, ir-fes vide-anl dragged ia between u and
,b 57,r, aroand ne surface Il which lie strap 20
,,e He vras cxlicatei before tAe strap had al op-
,.,,,- III r-asiac "a second rcr o.urol, uut too late
. 80, III. liz H. was Instantly Killed by the ire
,ns,ior. pressure cd; The strap upon hs body a. !,
- ,ro-,ui the dunn which crushed and uslged
- manner The unfortunate man l.avcs
~. md rogr children 70 mourn his blocking end
Reading Pa Gazette. 9Th.
-We lean from the Richmond papers ihst
- Pc Bishop Neale Ia determined % change
me nlaee Of meeting Of tie Episcopal Con'eition OF
Vi-e5nis from Wheeling % Caariottesvi-e, In colse
nc Of fhs prevailing approximations Of cholera
t,rv 90 great a. probably % prevent large H.
..1Isnee 81 clerical and lay delegates a the former
town
~ TIE State Of Msso1ri Is about erecting
aasts Asylum s., gsl.oa, - Chsrle' County I" e0''
Q. Ell $50
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MYSTERY soL,rD.-Mr Dxcnger whose my

NNsTkkl cULN tU.-MI UNVU-VT' WUVs" INV
tcrau. disappearance from home about ten days agn
and respecting whose safety great anxiety has been
fr.f returned home on Friday n health nud spirits II
appear. that Nr d after caln, st several watehm
err about geti Dis No'ch c'nnei and concci' ing mat
choir CHARGE. were too rxorbitant started Oh 10 Ralh
moro where e had formerly resded) IN order 10 gel
the work done there. anj $50 returning u biz childish
.mu'cfy cspfesscd great surprise that any unoasine's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

MississlPPI.-PATRICK w. ToMrKIAs. the elo-
qucnt and ready Wing member Of the last Con.
grcss from this State, peremptoriiy declines a re
election. We regret this, for we think Mr.. T.
c ,ud find straiehter road from Mississippi to
Washington than he seems 10 have travelled be.
fore, being green. He is quite generally called
upon to run as the Wing candidate for Governor
Of his State. HENRY GRAY is proposed ms Wing
candidate to succeed him in Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

~ Gentlemen. Why do you 20 POI hose miserable
l-5ers vher- fl-y only Lar brush i1r Ilf- f0
seiher without cleaning Wien you cel gst y1rr BAR
h tie uev spring .fy.e A. MLoHrFsr q iFARD,, = Ma
customer az IN
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i.ItNlON Walls
BEAUMONT,

BEAUMONT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
IIAS REMOVED from ~ to ~ Broadway, up stairs
III door above the Franklin my3 I'm
HARRIS WILSON,
A TTCRNEY AID COUNSELLOR, g. has removed
y hi. office fo l0 Wal-@t Az Wv
DRY & WOLFF HAVE REMOVED lhsir Piano
Id iorfe Nanufarory and MarerOom 70 80 Fourth ave
tryten Thirteenth and Fourteenth So The subscnDcr-
rs.recrfv call the attention Of professors and amateur,
fo lr uegs v improved sounding board pisno-iores 10
elegant rosewood cases, from 10 octave The above
u.frueu. are warranted every particular, ana viii Ot
sold low l.r cash Dealers are respectfully invited 10 can
and eNsmln. ny1 Inn
DEHOy AL.-MELNlLLE 4 co Manufacturing
Ii Jewellers. have removed from Llre Gfeene--i 10 II
N,irn-re up -tirs where they offer Tor sale, on iaYor-
able terms large assortment OF Jewelfv SC al the low
prices. -
= B-A comnodl0us Office 90 Jet as above and guam
ftv OF sherry drawers, &c FOR sa.e a. bargain aIu
DElIOY ERNST, Professor Of the
Ia Boenm and Ordinary Flute and Guitar, would INFORM
m patrons and friends hat he has removed io ~ Broad
vsv Laflrge Building. frOOns no and o. u no)r
nyi iw
DEuOyE MEGRATH has removed
Atls Iaw once from % Wall-st to II Walt myi W
DE,IOyA LEES co have removed
Itfrom - Broadway 20 > Bridget myl ~
,I'O BOOTMAhERs.-C MORO. htcuuer, has
| emored tom 20 p Mottsf Constantly On nand'
-, en- sf myl In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

- Wigs, Wis., Wig-!-Cfzeus and strangers
s-1ri hat tle .rs~-f cheapest and test assoru-nf
y 49,. sf,sig-. f0up,-. hrsds uf .lug asg end Of
r-isl hair is t0 IT, found q MEsHy Fs1 HEkEDs.
= - .a-e IT, trade pr.-l. ~ .m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

{ harncter of the Rebellion ?. o--e- RiIl-Sa-
tnre of the Opposition made 10 Tory
~cih~hne>-- French Ignorance RI PE5lic
Adair--Yankee Enterprise and Industry
-Briii-h Leaguc. &c.
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DISEASES OF THE UTERUS.

THEIR SYMPTOMS. CAUSES PREVENTION AND
L q RI. admirably treated IN Dr. DNoD's wcIs On
Woman AMI hen y ffom The Cradle 10 the 0rave
The work entities Dr. Dixon 20 The thanks Of every gc0t
man IA the community tNew-lork Albion
Popular Treatise. addressed to Young Men. contains
.ng 4 complete review OF he ceuscs symptoms and tesi
en of early decay and excess and every known disease
IN language adapted % every reader Fer sale by
usN III DEWITT \ DAVENPORT. Tribune Baiidings
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DIR. HOMER BosrwICK,

1 ECrURER. AND AUTHOR OF a complete Practical
Il Work IN the Mature and Treatment Os the Oendol n
nsrv Organs gusr0 = splendid Plates So PIP Pace SIC
sstr.,t rod so.ioa N-dea .ns Sag al Josrs
miasts OF tbs ~ot ~th ~
r.-sa he NAY - sad e-Ts est ns
hi. ss,isedy Aout hcsUu, r9a,i "a say 81 heH
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DRY GOODS.


lIEATH,- OLD ESTABLISHED DRY OOOOr
i-TORE. ~ Cuaihimsqare opposie Jai.les-s--
ROBERT a REFS beg % announce ."a' ,i' se'.
tenn " price. aud selling Dr cash only u -u eoln.sa
A. fle above They invite especial attention 20 rae
following lots and YYi ca sssycy,vyD
-Doo yd- -na pattern green paid giuxnam. II per ya
so ' scotch sinsaam'' . PeA.r per yai d. no, "A
$50 plain and plaid linen nEams, only 81 Pefyd
800 DO the isst casri inen .i,cI, - - Pel va.
Together vltA az extensive ASSORTMENT u other middle
cs.. dres. good. for -pnng AID summer wear
NOTICE % case.. containing upward Of 700 yafds
Of splendid f-'coofrd caco-, peace PER yard Piaids
cashmere slaws. from sZescl aeN lialau sllks very
-hean Ir.h Anen,. .aeeruz- slIring c0uniefpanes
domestic goods The hosiery sld glove department j. re
p.e's with every s-.onmeni sna.. "sis. a. "n'e'a'e
pr.ce- it2 Cla'AaI--tlare, opposite Jame-si .
BAL goods sod o. ed.efn-ed my Iy,e.a
AIRY GOODS genersl assortment of Linen, Linen
~ -ieerirgs. brown mt white Cloths, Towels, Nap
sn- ~ rhsms Prints lad end .tnpe Nu.ln' Cothsior
r., 3 and bow. wear. a. Also damaged Brown Sheet
us., French BED risa s ao Se ,of sale
80 =
n BATDOT, from Pare. ]ss Brooms-st corner Mul-
1. berry. Centre AarEc' tr-i Hoor l9 steir- Ac
.- 01, aud -er4ph1e. t4ned AID repaired Makes and
SETS notes lr Acc1rlon ard sefapmnes and p ociayrs
comp sfe my3,n-
THE BE-T BEE-HIyE- and Bee-Eeepers Man
~ 10 - elgr.rl.. ever before offered, FOR
.a- nv a 3 ALLEN co ~ Ws;er.sf Hive With
ryhf, - ~ ngm alone VIZ Pampb'ri win illl sngra
,.a.s aad dlrsei.on., .or s1-.-Ili b mail my2 ~.
ITO PRINTEK-.-For SAFE. one second-h hand sugle
O. Under Press bed tX1i inches one 10 do, bed pxSl
-cAe- Bol pres-es are in complete order. with 'hee
e. -r-. ami viii be sod l0U
a. - R HOB Z co q God-sf.
TO THE LADIES' choice assortment y infants
straw bat. of superior CIafY, sl'h Doys straw Ard
fr haf. ar MONAkel + fashionable lat, cap and straw
/ ware I0lI.s - Bgrrrv as Inn
| WATER " HEEL.-Auy one having a 4. ~ .
w 1o Ptirde gh.s Turbine Waer " bee '0r sale may
/ hesr ~ 7urchafsr b. Addressing
az 2v- AR NOM. n Wsier-st
| = IN oo0 TO LOAN-O1 bond and mortgage. for
y SO.OOO ri years 90 y'tslucufr rral rss''
| b fIl- city, ln dlfsreIIf suns ApfJ iD
| re5 ~ A BLEECKfE. Aucr. Brosd-si.
| TO PRINTER-.-Ac complete sef % Dr.ng Poies
| aa de-. most approved And made By hOkk co io'
| 80 f,.4 rrtale Ofce myin
! NOTICE--ApPicafo flf Tie pardon % JOHN , -
tEFR-DLL " ID BE- made % 30 Governor ~ ne eiais
| VI Nse.Tork Dated NEWTON APnl y. lst.
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