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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILONI.-Tbe nnder

NTAGNULIA HUIhI1, BIIlUAI.-The undersigned
lfH has the pleasure OF announcing to her friends 80
and the public that she has leased for of years @
ness convenient the harbor and bath houses with
tile benefit of the breeze and beautiful and pleasant
view The house swell adapted families the rooms large
and well ventilated and desraby fitted up. There are sew
eral Ten pin Alleys attached to the Hotel Also Pleasure
fact on 10 all whC 'Nay favor her with call.
zAS''- @. M. HUNT.
Terms reduced from and after July H. 1885, follows
Board, per month"; $50 90
e. per week 20
nerd |
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cAU1loN Persons rsptered should be aware tat
no security against ShasgI'iatsa Hernia al is I-s
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MITCHELL b SHORT /.
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RILOXi HOUsE-The public is respectfully informed
- that this eaiabishment viii be opened for the "A
House will be found a BAR and BILLIARD JUL
RDQm, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
deicaees Of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market.
The large Lawn, and the number OF Shade Trees
rounding the House. make this Hotel the desirable for
families of one along the Coast. Persons wishing to
secure rooms will please address the undersigned and send
Their communications by boat.
From and after July TO- the rates of board will be reduced
as ioiows
BY the month, per week IS OF
Fer week $40 90 Per day..,.,....$ 81 50
Children and servants half price.
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q EaltTarnta EuUernI

The following account ofs funeral in California
would be amusing fit were not so shocking. We
find it in the Pacific Ncrs:
1--WE were told, the other day, of burial which
took place last Fall at diggiHgs on the North
Fork, which as We know one OF the parties who
oiicia;ed on the occasion, the pauon) we canno.
help recording a miner took sick and died at a
ber that was turning out very rich washings, and
It was not cay to call men OF 10 attend to many
duties that did not pay. As the one who died
happened 70 be a iavorite among his companions,
il was concluded 70 have a general turnout at his
burial An Old Missouri local preacher was en-
gagged to officiate-a grave was dug, and every
thing promised 10 conclude in a solemn manner /;
but as the paraon had never taken the pledge, Tor
had laid it aside in California, fhe had he thong
it bur proper TO moisten his clay little before his
solemn duties. The parson being favorte, and
the grocery near by, he partook with one aud
another before the services commenced, until his
underpiDning became quite unsteady. Presently
twas announced that the last sad rites were about
to be concluded and our clerical friend advanced
rather unstesdiyl to perform the functions due 70
his Office. After exordium worthy of his best
days, the crowd knelt around the grave; bat as he
was praying with due fervency, one OF the party
discovered some OF the shining metal in the earth
thrown from the grave, and up ne jumps an starts
for his pan, followed by the crowd. The good man
opened bis eyes in wonder and seeing the game,
cried out for shares His claim was recognized,
and reserved for him until he got sober. In the
meantime, another hole was dug for the dead man
and did not furnish the like temptation to disturb
bis claim ! and he was hurriedly deposited with
cut further ceremony
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

SOCIALISM. hope no one Will raise the
bypocrtical cry Of Fourierism" against the Me-
chahics Association OF Portsm1uth n. Il. which
celebrates its 18th Anniversary early in o 1tober.
This Association Cike many old Industrial organi-
cations in New York; has been too long establish
ed to be tssaied for entertaining "new tangled"
doctrines; yet this and like Societies were organ.
lied years ago for precisely tie same reasons that
the Mutual Benefit Societies OF this City are now
established. The Journal Of Portsmouth, thus
speaks OF the old and a3urishing Mechanics Asso
citation Of that city
Since the change Of the Constitution, which re-
lieves old members CT assessments, and takes from
the general fund ell funeral appropriations instead
Of raising them by special assessment on each
member, the interest in the Institution has been
increased. The new c9tstituton also provides
very inviting terms for young mea TO unite with the
Association All regular mechanics of good habits
ard standing be admitted, II under 25
years of age, for 81 if between % and 80 years,
for SO; if between 80 and IS years, for 50 if be
tween 35 and 40 years, for 81. No new members
admitted over that age. The assessments are 81
per year. The fund, OF the Association are about
$4,000, well invested. Relief is given to needy
members and their widows and when q member
dies, his family, without regard to circumstances,
receives S35 from the fund
The Association now numbers about 40 mem.
bers. Last ear, when the new constitution was
adopted, which relieves members from assess
ments who have been foTty gears in good standing,
fifteen were found to be enrolled az such. A valua-
bic connect on the good habits OF the fathers Of
the Institution.
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his savage visitors 10 safe distance from the grog
ahops OF the Whites

his savage visitors TO safe distance from the grog
shops OF the Whites.
The chief aid not mention the strong party Of arm.
ed alice he left few lies or and dwelt a, length
hi. desire for peace. He did nothesitatet to say.
however, thathe was d,ccnteDtei with tho lands
assigned his people in Arkansas, Indian Territory
and that he was In quest Of a new home where he
would be free from the presence and injustice Of
the Whites He has crossed the river into Mexico,
and some imagine it is 70 Offer the arms Of his
warriors to one or the other Of the factions that
are galwsys iermenting in that distracted land.
You hn5w now as much as we do Of Wild Cats
visit here, aud Of his pro ouged mission among the
hostile tribes ltis too broad Ia its ace aud scope
TO be totally without meaning, but it may have no
results to disquist the whites Meantime the ever
continued pretence Of danger makes us Indifferent
20 No one goes q mile from his quarters with
out good reason and good 6 ms, yet never think
OF being anxious afraid. | ride almost daily
about three miles to rustic retreat pitched under
the cool foliage Of mulberry grove with a single
cavalier and with or without a servant az it hap.
pens Only at certain points, in which steep
hillsde shoulders into the path, or lonely deli
thckly curtained with foisge, suggests the conve-
nience Of ste for an Iadian ambuscnde, we think
of the scores Of murders that have spotted the Rio
Grande and hold our horses steadily in hand for
any chance that might offer to try their mettle. l
have never--.ior rum rs nor facts, for Indian
"trscks' nor Mexican forayt-staid in On hour
when it pleased me to go FORTH nor put off planned
journey, nor in any manner turned aside from what
would have done if there were savage enc
mics about. We act within our restricted circle
OF movement slnost &c if they were rot, and GER
tsiay spend no time whatever in nursing fears.
We know danger is ever near, and, after taking
what precaution we can sgsinrt it, we dismiss the
thought and 60 merrily on our way.
CORA MONTGOMERY.
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THE BIENNIAL EPIDEMIC The Assistant Mar
shsl, who is engaged in taking the census of Barn
well District thus writes TO the Charleston IS. e.
Mercury, in giving an account Of what he has seen.
We wonder if any other assistants have had a
similar experience:
BARswELL, c. II. Aug. 4.-The whole District
is completely parsy zed with dry weather and can
didstes. The latter have oyerrun every section
corner and bole, within their knowledge There
ere fer the Legislature 7; Senate, 3; Sheriff, ;
Clerk Of the Court II Tax Collectors oihce, 70 :
Ordinary, IS ; making, in al, Il; and when t1i'
swtrno comes down upon small crowd oil people,
il in indeed the time 10 try their souls
Iwasupon the track Of sixteen or seventeen oil
them the other day. l reached ahouSe, and before
could commence asking the lady of the house
how many horace, hogs dogs, cats, &c she had she
said taking me for one Of the sXarn,) d" an very
sorry my husband is not here; he has promised to
vote for all the candidates, and have no doubt, If
be vas here, he would prom Sc you
al proceeded on my way, and saw man pow
ing not far from the road. As soon as ne saw me,
he commenced whipping AID going faster: After
proceeding zone little distance, he motioned bis arm
coward me go on, go on" said he, III vote for
yov. always said | would, so don't let it disturb
YOU
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rot renewing their Licenses on the ABOVE etyf
iii be considered a. having resigned, and 'heT numbers
given 10 he frat applicants
O. Licenses will not % SEHEWED ohoef %ay eucu1'
,.src.s Efter TIE month OF August
TTrE VII GEsEaAL PzoyIsIoEs-tExtTeet)
SIC s No Cart Truck DTy whether loaded OF otnss
vine and rot employed In The transportation Of goods fof
rire or wages and no klkmsns Cart shal be driven o.
used 10 any street lane, avenue or public place In ne CJ
Of hewYork without having the name Of ne owner mere
Of PARTED with blsck paint upon white ground Ga 70.
square " he after part u the shaf OF such CNl rnuek
Dray plainly 10 be seen, under penalty OF 1--WE Dos
" De rued Tor and recovered from the owner o.
drivers hereof seVsrelly and respectively ,-,.,.
Tee following rules are ~ he ooservec % VIC ~ on ais.
m Each Carr must have The number sENL u ~ 1orbss II
" pairted with black Oh paint In hgures .hor psn
Iength upon q while ground, on the square on 'Ss
Of me ihsfl on each aide. ..1 a., ais esst
must appear with his horse snt csr ~ bsswsss
Park ranging u rngle Inc soag &c sro1rd each r
order thai the Supern endenl or 1 c.lpLc
~ gube-F ard cordillon Of lhe Cars Ldesu,s n
a zach C1rtrusn musi produeo os "
order haiti cisy DC rersTssIr TAYLOR First e.sna
BY order. ASnhE Lao Al 1850 iy3l iAu1
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SCHOOLS.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIoAL
SCHOOL.

"a SIXrH-AVENUE.
NTESSRS. SEDGWlCK NICHOLS will rs6pen their
lVl School Monday, September IL s their object
prepare pupils for Business, College the Military AGA
DENY For their methods Of teaching and the results OF
tse they refer TO the following testimonial and 70 The
gentlemen whose names are given below
From CHARLES DAVIES LII D. Author OF the Course Of
Mathematical"
NEw.Yoaz, June !, 1850.
have known for several year, Messrs. Sedgwcl ard
Nichols and had full opportunity Of becoming minutey
quaiI ted with their syst Of obstruction and methods Of
dircipine and also OF witnessing toe II results.
Ii gives great pleasure 10 say that 10 al that concerns
moral culture iLelecus development and the formal on
Of manly character know nothing IA their system which
can be improved IL may SAFELY be commended In the
strongest terms to all who wish their sons 70 De well In
structed (Sgned) CHARLES DAVIES.
Horace Webster LII, D. Principal Of The Free Academy.
VIM H. C. Bartlett, LII d. Professor OF Nat and Exp.
Philosophy 10 the IT, y. Military Academy.
Prof Tsyler Lewis, Edmund Hurry, Esq
Hon James Harper, VIM Hswes, Esq.
Henry Davies ESQ George G. Collins, Eiq
Richard B. Kimball Esq John warren, Esq
F. Eorcom, Esq. +. Morris Esq
& X Mcllvaine ESQ. z. Forrest Esq.
James Brsdy Fac Andrew Smith, Esq,
sam Hopping ESQ. Brook. Snles, Esq ,,,,,,
lyp ul95HBh&Th OsFaWFAo
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A FISHING PARTY DRowSED.-Op Friday morn
ing Isst, Capt. Samuel N. Folcr, Of Gloucester IN
company with bis ton George lad OF Il, In tue
employ of Brett, Ellis & Co. Of this city, Nr Ste
phen Griggs OF Brookline, Francis Edwin Deolois,
aged II, a nephew Of Dea Grant OF this city, and
Gerardus Inglee lad Of l6, only son Of Mr. Moses
Ipplee OF New York, started from Aunisqusm, on
fishing excursion, for Little Ledge, near Plum
Island. They were in q sail boat which belonged
70 Capt Fuller and Of which be well understood
the management. The boat was seen OFT Ipswich,
about mile from the beach on its return in the
ternoon Blu. il not having arrived in the evening,
the weather being rough the friends OF the party
became alarmed. Toe frst tidiDgs Of the disaster
were brought by the hat and jacket Of Deblois,
which came ashore the latter having both sleeves
turned completely inide out, es If taken OF IN tue
water He was known TO be an ex pert swimmer.
The bodies Of Capt. Fuller and Mr. Griggs were
found on Saturday evening. AS the watch IN Capt
Fuller's pocket bad stopped 81 half past two Il 70
,ppposed that his boat must have been cepsized
,,tbat hour on Friday. Capt. Fuller was years
ofsce. and il well known in this city az having iJr
twenty wears kept the bathing house in Bath a. -
Neither Of the lads had been recovered az the Ia
test accounts lDos'oh Dee aug -
ID1ocY.-A careful exploration OF one hundred
,ovr, in Massachusetts brough, 70 light FIVE hug
S-ed and seventy five cases OF ldlocy. OF these
fo1r hundred and twenty were idiots from birth,
and of this number they hsd obtained Information
respecting the parents Of three hundred and fifty
nine. In all bat four OF these examined cases, Il
MAS found that one parent or the Other, or bo.h,
/ had in some way departed from the laws OF life
and health, being either scroiuOus pre-tisposed to
! brtip Affections Incorporate, grossly sensual, or
unnatursly Intermarried with blood relations. The
lesson, by such dis losures should prove a warning
Colnmbs Republic n, Aug. p.
CHOLERA IN CIScIESATL-Tbe Board OF hth
| announced on the 18th inst that Cholera was no
longer an epidemic in that city. Very few cases
were occurring and those were tae result " gross
iDprrdence.
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IsDIAsA GOLD MIsEs.-The FrGRFllE llnd-l
Examiner says
An obserysn. genteman from this county who
has been operating some n the gold district In
Brown county. has brought home with him some
specimeEs beside sold that are attracting atten'
ron Among these are some small crystals which,
with the exception of slight reddish shade, 10 all
respects, resemble diamonds OF the frs. water.
Some specimens Of LuPpos.d to be silver are in
the collection, sample Of which, We understand,
has been left at the college to be tested chemically
Small specimens Of a metal resembling Platlna have
sro been found. II any one or more OF these min
erals should prove what they see n, they may be.
come important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

Y THE UEyERsAL CoUSrERYEIr AND AL.
TERID BANK NorE DETEcroR," explains 4 meth
cd Tor tho infAllbe detection Of counterfeit notes.
It is highly recommended by experienced bankers.
ard with its clear descriptions OF the essential
points in genuine note, cannot fail to be Of great
practical value. New York: Oliver & Brotherl
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~ Wigs ard TOupees. celebrated
Wig Factory 1, AZ Welts where 81 all uuos can DO
found The lsrgsst In the city Strangers and
citizens should call and judge for themselves before
chsspg elsewhere. BATcHELoR's newly inverted wigs
ohlair ed medal the Fair CT the American Insi
ule Ccpy the address lmyl5 HWkFn
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NOTICE so OARrsIEN 70 RENEW \ .., ra 70 y

and CGrtmen: 49,.
Monday OF JAY Sf.er the date ttereoL
SIC 8 Every person on receiving his License ~ CsL
man sha pay 10 The Mayor for tao Of The City, ths
sum OF Two Dollars and fig Ceru; aud upon 5e rensE'
a OF any CArimRrs License, such pers0a shAu pay, a.
1fcrsssid, the gum Of Elfy Cenis
In conformity herewith The Csrmen are hereby required
IN TepeW heir Licenses a. ma Mayors Once Ciy Hs 70
eommence on THURSDAY, the lEt day OF August 1870
lo O'Clock A u. ard continue daily, between 10 ace
t., q fl ,-<frg orfars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

~ O'Reilly's telegraph Lines, connecting
Win ali sections 81 the United Saies General Office, 1874
Broadway Open from Ia the morning Ill II al night -
Visitors In NewYork who are Accustomed TO transacing
business With the ORiey Lines IN sny ssc1on OF tde
Utied Ststes, will hLd 1t their ineres, 10 lesge their DIS
patches hts Office to insure prUmpt and correct
mission. ieG n
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"A SURVEY ON THE DOCTRINES And d.
TIES or RELIGION" by ABEL b. JAcoBs-A
hook Of wholesome com non-Places Boston: Cros-
by 4 Nichoisl
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~ OjReIlIy's TeIe.raph Liuea. conn

Y Prince a. Co.'s helodeons for sails Ct hscis9
prices ssBAD0ERs Flute Mandatory, 0Risiiys Ta'o
grsph Building 1871 Broadway. iiyla tosG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

LECTURES on ANCIENT IsRAEL," by j..
WnsoN.-An attempt to prove the identity Of the
Anglossxon race with the ancient Jews
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

~ /, ~ MOORE co. JoObtrF Of 81
DEmOvAl.-L - ~ remoysc 70 the lohs IL Broad
assn cdI Lsss ~ csdst ana are Teesvns n.r "a sup
aa:s M. sss g -ss s De. s4 : = DsS ss
non Of buyers =.
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q Lebanon Springs Water.Cure Establish
ment 10 now In iu sixth year Of successful opersnos
for Information sddress
au8 I'm ~ BEDORTHA. n D.
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- Photographs Publications Of al ssrss ~
Andrewsk Boyle, publshed and Tor as by
ie25 2awp&Wn JohE y TROW 40 and 81 Aun-s.
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u DR.. Houshton's Wherefore Establish
msnt No West Eeyenth-sI three doors from Broad.
In
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TRAIr OABLhs,,.., ssEs s. 81. o. hns's'
Orso' aiUrT yEREic EsoH 10 sozIe-sa
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NOTICE Ia hereby gi,sc maj .se ,SsssaT psg.s
lNsppncanon 70 ne Sn..sa s sSs usynsdi - ~
sa,crnz o1iSins esru6cst,s Of sock sas ~ j,s,
issasc ~ ss rsns under DE sc' ~ fiss y y
is47, to wiz Nos 7l5s IFS TO a. Fsbrusg 80
hSs'sIe s9 srom February 8, lss ssa 0hs0-
aa'ns 0'1 w. Beach tss~ss-a
.rI sW -
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" Wsfer.Cure tnetitutes-City and Coun-
fry.-Dr fRALL receives patients 81 the eommodious ey
establishment IS Laighsi and a. Oyster Bey, L. l. Cor
municsuon daily between these pisces By stesm6csi ard
Rsilroed GeneCa prscuce attended to. CocsuAnons q
i.3i ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

~ The "OraSss Slouutuir Water CproD ?
3d. Orange ~ one hours ride by rslroad iTOn ne cin
fhc establishment hzs private baths aschoc 10 be g
renu roor,s Address Or. hrhKEK, 3. orrrg. y.
tcrteruf iolM
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y DR.. shows water-Curs Inxsfsutios, esr
ger Tweifih-sl add University place no b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
ORANGE FEMALE SEMINARY.

REV. FREDERIC A. ADAMS, fklNSlrALE
VNHE FALL TERM will commence on Monday, me
Il l6h OF September.
Mr. Adams designs to Offer 10 bis pupls The means Of
thorough education the elementary scientific ana clss
sicai studies appropriate 70 femae school he viii be
exclusively the work Of insuucng his pupils and direct
Ing their suees and department. IN me schoofoom and 10
hA house.
For further information rqures may be made by letter
Catalogue and Circulars may be obtained al Shepard
spsldpgs bookstore
MI Adams 10 permitted to refer 70 the following ssnde
Rev Marx Hopkins, d. D., Williams College, s..
Rev John Owen. ID D., Gurdon Buck NJ. d., 81 Hal.
stead, ESQ New.York City, Rev. John Stone, d. D., Ne
hemish cleveland, ESQ. Brooklyn.
Orange. Augustl, 1850. aus 6weod'
NNGL,sH FRENCH AND CLASSICAL
Il BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES VAndsrbitsyenue Clinon, Staten Island, con-
ducieo by Mr.. j. o WOODS, Principal assisted by MIRA
Woods Misses II o. EuingIon, and other Ieeehes-
session will Sept 9th. kor further informe-
ton SEE Prospectus, be had a, CLARK, Austin Co.'S
bookstore as Broadway, HewYorf and ofihe proprietor
o. Clihon. aus ~
nIIss HAINRS respectfully announces that her
fi scLooI 10 Gramercy pa H. East fwenueths- will DO
re6pened September 9, second mondayl Circulars may
he obtained AZ Messn DORENUS NIX0NS corner
Nassau sHd Liberty sIs. or a. Mesns. 5. FRANCIS
cos 252 Broadwsy-New York. Aug 20, 1850. su2O Swf
MUSICAL INsTRUCTION.-EDW. ZELLER
WI Professor OF Music having lately arrived rom Eo'
rope begs 10 inform the Ladies and gentlemen thai 40 a
ready 10 give lessons the plano and In singing Bes
city references given. Inquire al 50 'eseysI quo I'm
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Pewiers 6t W.Iis. Phr..el,xises ana PAL,
llshers, CItnon Han. lSl NAsssn-st pesr NE YaEk.
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PAPER MAKERS, WIRES.
IYsT4ER HOSE.
GENTS TRAVELLING,
rhxG AND DRESSING GASES

VNHE Laies. sylss In eresl variety. Also Lsa''' ""
/ log and foilete ditto. .,- ,,,,pn xsz0sl
Al entirely new article, being i1rnisned ~ q
NAV be used By asy person with perfect 's''y' !"
WINGS TRI AM Il roMEs & SONS 8 Nade1l: .ss..
b5l eo6d Importer Of Cuhefy sno ,-,,oy
IRVINE TRADE.-A TRAyE; 49,, CO y y 20; ssss
o. M Y manufacturers and importers ~ 80 n
a. ale th0 lsrgesl snd beet assortment OF Foer
Donestc Twlre IA the United ssles, wncn ny -
Tor cash or approved paper al me lowen mn $3.50
snv kird on Irvine made 70 otcer. Also fsk - -
- mskeT. materials always on hand. Our Eoo
ny,,es ore hundred and Fry varieties OF 49, 49, n =
sizss eoorr end grades Merchants are ieSsess 81
AID examine for themselves -
fxx2 eOdlms
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----a.vsgIRrs, DRAWgEs,

SPutet q a,ssSSGsas.EsESs FUssIsaEa5L ~
s2 .s spS /. S he manner sl .sa
he Isiestsiyles ~ clfbcult 10 suit Under SAL
sop, no Es,si ,sors and climates Also, Crsysn Il
ssU,ssSs! Gov:, ,Se.o p ans
eoIe p nSbs sArXAYs Geuilepisns Faftis ol ~
,,,yssrr 81 ore door sboVe fultcn OPPOSITE "s .ssIr
r,yteh huYch.
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RGssELLl: sos ssen.s 70 Nsw.Yoa 3, as 2,
A.,aS Srs55 n Tobacco, are receinnE .s
II, Of So sDd &C. also Of s1ein,o. ccssr
poenSS' s,r al which hey have the ereunvo ~ -
sw.Yots Ybey have Ia iore large ..so sr,.',,,i -
rsrnred Tobacco received from the most % - "a y
s.ctries IN Virginia which hey ode, % ce w grostA
raj IermsL IAEtLeS"
tySl leseodS
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EMERY, ROTTEN STONE,
AND RRITIGH LISTER

T,HE SUBSCRIBERS, hsvtcg made urangemsnuvA
i the manufacturers In England for regular saSg
OF the aboven AIMED articles, and OF the purest qlso
now prepared to supply tho Trade and Asnufscmrsus
greatly reduced prices Asc, on bard, and constsat1
ceiving, a general assortment OF EIgish, fre1eh ~
German fpe DrUgs and Chemicals M0Rsrs. Scala w.
cets, Spaiuss and other DnYgstS articles Aso,sM
stock Lubins genuine Exuscs. Lows Brown Mlnam
and other Soaps. sc. Tiptons Patent lAnl &c harsy
Fluid hsgnesls and Csmphof Sole agency nf ~
Tence's celebrated Horse-hsr Flesh Gloves Sus7s ~
Brushes sDd Rowland SON. genuine Assss'S o.
Odonto, Kslydor and other pre- eratons
GEO. D. PHELPS, Importer OF Drugs
aul9lws Chemicals. &c 10 CH5-st Ne~.fd
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