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NOTICE.
Once Of Washington Branch Railroad Co.
LNOR the accommodation of persons DESTROYS OF
II living in the country during the summer
months. Communication Tickets will be sold between
Washington and Bladensburg, and Washington
and Beltsville at the following rates, viz;
Between Washington and Bladensburg, for six
months, $50; four months, $50; three months,
S2l. Between Washington and Beltsyille, for six
months, S54; four months, S45; three months,
S32. BY order;
THos. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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DIED,

At Louisville, KY, on the 26th ult., the residence
of Levi Taylor, esq, SAM UEI. G WATHMEY, an
aged and beloved citizen, whose christian charac-
ter and meekness of department rendered him ar
ornament of the church to which he belonged.
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The United States surveying schooner Morris,
seven days from Havana, arrived in this port ON
Sunday evening last The following is list Of her
Lieut. a. =. n-,dwin, Commanding; william N.
ssners, a1 d tf n snrter; Passed Midsbipmen, J.
man.
These officers will at once engage in the HYDRO.
graphic survey OF this bay.-e5aipss,on f7Iras }
| Jos~nnI 18Th. N'/
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100 LOTS FoR sALE.-with view Of pro-
IUO noting the improvement Of square No. OF
and the vicinity Of the railroad, on Delaware ave-
nue., the subscriber is willing TO sell every alternate
lot in the square, Except those fronting on North
Capitol strcct,) with front Of Is feet by depth Of
100 feet containing 1850 square feet, for the sam
Of S25, condition that each purchaser shall erect
year from the day Of sale Ole half Of the purchase
money 10 be paid at the time Of sale, and the re-
maindcr within twelve months from that time.
Inquire at the Patent Agency Office, corner Of sth
and f streets. VIM. p. ELLIOT.
April 30-3t
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THE WAYS OF THE HOUR. Novel,
IL by ]. Fenimore Cooper. vol, bound.
David Copperheld, by Dickens. Vol. /, Illus
trsted Bound.
The Hungarian Revolution, by Johann Prsgsy,
Colonel and Adjutsnt- General in the Hungarian
Army. vol.
Mshomet and his Successors, by Washington
Irving 2vos. FRANCk TAYLOR.
April n
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cARD.-To the Ladies and Gentlemen
"A of wsshington.-P. It. BARNUM, Of the

CARD.-To the Ladies' and Gentlemen
"A Of wsshington.-P. II. BARNUM, Of the
American Museum in New York, and Barnum's
Museum, Philadelphia, would respectfully intro
duce 10 your notice RopKRT HALEs,
THE ENGLISH QUAKER GIANT,
undoubtedly the largest man living; being oghie
high, and weighing sos pounds. Mr.. Barnum chal-
lengcs the world 20 produce another human being
as large the Quaker Giant The Giant is ac-
companied by, and contrastcd with, Major General
MoLE,
THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH DWARF,
only 30 inohs, high. whose symmetrical form, dark
sparkling eyes, and rosy cheeks win him the adj
Iniration Of all the Ladies. Accompanying this r.
hibiton IL the MYSTERIOUS LADY who will give
her experiments in Natural CIairpoyancs, which
will sstonish all present.
They will hold their evees for few days at
Odcon Hall, from 10, a.. m, until !, and from 3
until 9, D. m; commencing the Both instant
Admission Is cents; children half price.
April 30
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. aIa-IaI cts

CONTENTS.
l. English Hymnoogy: its History and Pros
pects.- Christian Rems,nbrancer.
q Vol iii. of Southey's Life and Correspond
enoe.-Eraminer.
3. Hunterian Orator for ls50.-Eraminer.
4. Overworked Bishops- Eramin~.
5. The Police and the Medical Professionally r.
aminer.
6. Phoebe Grant Chamberss Journal.
Z. The Nightingalc.-Shayps's Magazine.
g. Macintosh's Caoutchouc Factory. Shupe's
Magazine.
9. Memoir Letters and Poems of Bernard Bar
ton.-Independenf
Poetry and short articles
WASHINGTON, Dec. q, ls45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted TO litera-
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared 10 me TO be the most
useful ID contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature of the English language, but
this by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age.
j. @. ADAMS.
Published Weekly at six dollars year, by
+. LITTELL CO., Boston.
And sold by JosrPH SHILLISoTos, corner Of Al vt.
and MIA avenue. Anril 3O-lt
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RESIDENCE WANTED.

"ANTED 10 rent a commodious house, with
Wv requisite out. houses, within less than an
hours ride Of the Treasury Department
Address room No. 10, General Land Office.
April eft
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@- ODD-FELLoWs' HALL. ~

Leyvfs's Panoramas OF the Misstssippi will
be exhibited above for
ONE WEEK MORE.
UpPER RIvER-MoSDAY, WEDNESDAY & FaiDAY.
LowER RIvER--TUEsDAy, THURSDAY & SATURDAY
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES AT 4 O'Clock
UPPER RIvER-WEDsEsDAy.
LowER RIvER-FRIDAy.
Tickets 25 cents Children under 10, half price
April 29-tf
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ITO BARRIERS, HAIR-DREssERs, AND
4 others--A first-rete chance is offered to any
person DESTROYS of establishing himself in the Hair
dressing, Shaving, and Gentemen's Furnishing
Business; the subscriber being anxious to dis
pose of an old established and lucrative concern in
the above line. His business at his Fancy Store
qures SO much Of his time to prevent his giving
that attention TO the above business which II re-
quires.
For particulars apply to JNO. II. GIBBS, Han p
dressing Saloon, Sixth Street, National Hotel,
Washington, ID. C.
Proposals received until the 5th of May.
April 2b-6tif
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WIuard's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsy lpania Aoelus aud l4Lh street.
Kidder, NY J II Smith, Phila
DIR Andrews. Phila b M Maurice, do
lie Ray Parker, N Y Nurn, do
CaptOgden, Washington X l. Chamberlain, Phila
Chey Banuelos, Sp Leg'n w Il Jones, Boston
Aldunae, Gillian do keyes, Va
M M Aldunate, do G Vincent, Mass
w fisherman, USN,NY Parker, Boston
Miss Hoyt, do ii Il French sc
DR. Upper, do w Jacobs, N D
Miss Upper, do Mrs ii b French, Ohio
Browns Hotel,
Ps,nsylvania dpenue, bsttpeen 9Th and 7h streets.
III II Wyer, Col College C w Holbrook & lady,
Gen G Rust, Va Guadajara
SEEKER, Bait Mrs Johnson x daugh-
p + Patrick, Ala ter, do
McRae, NC G w Riskey, NY
Davis, do JRynex, NY
+ l. Benty, Va w j Walker, Bait
M Flanagan & serv't, Md Miss + Stetson, Boston
w Rogers, Md M jackson, Va
National Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania AUsnue and 9Th street.
F Argent, NY Ell O'Donnell, Bait
z Lechat France G F Maddox, Md
II Goupil NY CD Kasson, vt
+ J Plowden, Md ID Steuart, Md
ID C S bod, Havana Bonsall, Phila
Il l. Dana, Boston w Truslow, N "
NJ Greenbank Alb Nudge, Bait
F Reed, Boston I'd Woolsley, College
J Thomas & lady, La ED Salisbury, do
Miss Mizell, do All Pollock So ladies, NY
Waddy Thompson, Bants, Bait
l. de Castro & brother Mr. & Mrs c Winans,
X Stuart, Va Rochester
G Harris, Md TIL Kent, Bait
g T Wheatley, Va H Bunker, Phila
ii Laurence, Md Butler, N
Keeling H A Edmondson. Va
United States Hotel,
Pe'rusylrania Auen,ie, bettDeen Sd and a streets
Capt Levy & lady Me il Wright, W
Mrs Echegozen, do Timms, Little Rock
Mr. Phlanehau, lady, & Mrs De Kroylt, NY
daughter, do Mrs Eder, do
Gen w G McNeil, N Y Miss Hart, do
G Clarke, Md
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Apenue and 81 street
Jordon, Va SR Belts Lady, Ny
A F Donally & lady, Va 2.Misses Belts do
DR. A Trim serv't, do t Diebrell, Ark
A Jennings, do ST Hudson, do
nj Fuller w Marnott, Bait
JMcConkey &daught,Pa w Mccullough, Va
t M Lumpkin, Ga Randall Ga
II Bee, Pa Ma Long, Fa
Baker, Va
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenus and 18th street.
II Johnson, Boston r Redburn, Miss
F Barrett, Fa MIR Wakeman, Wash'n
< G Daggett, Potsford r Alison, do
Godfrey, do SIX Delano, VT
] G Easton, s G Mrs Delano, do
Mr. Postley son, Va JF Williams, Va
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.

PROFESSOR HENRY ID. ROGERS will deliver
Il course of nine lectures the subject of
Geology, the first of which will be given on Thurs
day evening next, May I'd.
Lecture TO begin at O'Clock precisely.
ADr 30
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yITANTED-A HoUsEKEEPER "a black wo-
w man, II a respectable person, will answer
in a small family, where there are no children. IL
will be required that she be numbered with none
alec. The best wages and desirable home IL Of
fercd. None need make application but such as
can bring good references. Apply at this Office
April 2q-3t
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION,

OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION,
Washington and Baltimore n. r.. Company.
PASSENGER TRAINS run as follows, viz:
Il From Washington at a. m, and p m. daily,
and u m. daily, except Sunday.
From Baltimore at a. m, and p. IN. daily,
and a. IN. daily, except Sunday.
April 29-dly T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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400. 900 Dollars TO he distributedi
BRITANNIA RACING PORTRAIT CLUB.
PIYMOUTH ENGLAND.


rI,HE Managers beg 20 scquaint their Patrons at
IL home and abroad, that there will be Grand
Distribution Of PORTRAITS or RACE HoasEs for the
"GREAr ST. LEeER RAGS" 20 be decided Sep
tember, 1880.
10000 Members at 20 Dollars each.
10000 Members at 10 Dollars each
Parties should make early application for Shares
The fortunate Members who draw the various
Portraits Of those Horses which entered for the
Race, will be presented with the following Bonuses
in specie:
LIST Class bonuses ID Class do
Portrait Of Winning Horse 3 $1,000 $4,000
Second do. 10000 2OOOO
Third do. -. 10000 $1,000
Divided Amongst Starters 10000 2OOOO
Non-Starters 10000 10000
The Drawing 10 be conducted upon the same le.
Ultimate principles az those adopted by the "Arts
Union" Full particulars Of the result, with Last
Of the Fortunate Numbers, will be sent 70 absent
Members, that each may know his position. Bo-
muses. presented Immediately after the Race.
Scrip transmitted on receipt OF remittance Dol
lar Notes, Bills Of Exchange, &c TO be addressed
TO the Managers, w. JAMES Co.-Ofhce Com
mission ten per cent. April 27-3tw3m
GRAPE sHAwLs.-5 50 plain and embroidered
" white Grape shawls, varying in price from 81
TO $50.
Is corr. colored Grape shawls, from IS 10 $50.
With general and full assortment Of Ladies'
Dress Goods.
For sale very. low by
G.. VIM VERIFY, Pennsylvania avenue,
Ar bof, Tfh nd alta
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TTMBRELLAsi UMBRELLAsf-A large
u sortment of handsome Umbrellas just opened
at JOHN II. GIBBS'S Fancy Store; among which
will be found some small sizes, suitable for summer
and for ladies'
Also, large variety Of handsome Canes, gentle
mems Cravats, Scarfs, Pocket Handkerchief, &c,
of the latest and most fashionable styles.
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pennsylvania ave
nue., between 9th and 10th streets.
April 26-6tif Intel.
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T INEN GOoDs.-A very full stock OF the cele-
IL brated makes Of Irish Linens, some Of which
are put up expressly for family use, heavy and
good
Also, Table Diapers, Dsmasks. Towelings Of va.
rious kinds, some very good, all linen, at 3 50
per dozen.
Table Napkins, Linen sheetngs, good, and war
ranted all linen.
The above goods were selected at an importing
house in New York with very great care, and can
be confidently recommended 10 purchasers. For
sale low by
G. WIN. VERIFY. Pennsyivanis avenue.
ApriI 25-eolw between 7th and Sth SITS
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And sold by JosrPH sHILLIsoTos, corner Of Al st.
and Pennsylvania avenue. April 30-lt
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Corner V Pen1syIpdTit'
G Jordon, Va
A F Donally & lady, Va
DIR A Trim & serv't, do
A Jennings, do
nj Fuller
J Met onkey &daught,P Pa
T M Lumpkin, Ga
II II Bee, Pa
c Baker, Va
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yXTAGNER ~ HIGGINS. WHOLESALE
w Manufacturers of fine Rosewood, Walnut.
and Mahogany Tete Tete. Sweep back, Gothic,
and other rich Antique and Modern Furniture.
Store, 20s Bowery; factory, Nos. %, and s,
Attorney street, New York. April ls-d3m
DLANNETT's BIT-TERs--Thiss article is high.
il Iy recommended for the Of dyspepsia, in
digestion, hatulency, general debility, liver com
plants, aud all the train Of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections II IL Of the most de-
sirabe tonicc offered TO the public. IL creates
healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, equalizes the circulation, gives tone
and energy TO the system, and 'reatcs power Of
resistance 70 diseases rarely o. ned. IL IL pure
ly vegetable composition, and 5ommends itself TO
the attention Of those sufierir rom the above die
orders.
For sale by r. 5. PArrKl IN and q. ID. Il w
II. GILMAN, Washington, ID. y. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor,
WIN. IT. HICKS A. CO.,
Tag and l5l Front streets, New York.
April I6-dtr.w&wly
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Wv accommodating terms
80 pieces very superior Canton Mating, perfectly
fresh
sheets extra heavy and very rich Floor Oil
cloth
rs pieces new styles oil-cloths, low priced
rs pieces superior 3-ply Csrpetng, very cheap
$50 pieces superior double ingram do. from
ton
50 pieces superior double ingram do, very cheap
II very rich Bordercd Crumb Cloths
25 pieces Buff and White Blind Linen, all widths
30 very rich Chenec and Tufted Rugs
80 sets Extra Rich Muslin Curtains
rs sets Extra Rich Lace Curtains
SO pieces Embroidered Curtain Muslin, low priced
Also, every variety Of Linen Sheetings, Pillow
and Bolster Linens, Table Damssk, Towels, Nap
kins, Fur Dimities, French Fur Chint,, Table and
Piano Covers, Fur Oh-oloths, &c, &c.
To all Of which invite the special attention Of
housekeepers before making their purchases else
where, determined TO sell cheap.
p III. HOOE CO.
April 3--d4wif [Unionl
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

COMPLETE AND IMPARTIAL NARRATIVE
OF the most remarkable Events Of all Nations, from
hs Infancy Of Mankind 10 the present Time.
n
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THE PARIS FASHIONS,

We defy the proudest English Animals to exec
in magnihcence these beautiful specimens OF art
istic sEilI
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Important from washington.

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPric CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsuiSoros, April 10, 1850.
rumor Is very prevalent, to-day that the cabinet
has exploded The Republic having denied positively
that the President Of Secretary Crawford's
interest in the Galphn claim Mr. Crawford called on
General Taylor this morning to inquire whether he
had authorized the article. The President answered
in the negative; but at the time intmated his
belief in the truth Of the charge Rumor says this
has effected explosion Of the cabinent This may
be prcmature nevertheless, the same Is inevitable
Mr. Meredith's conduct relative to the Galp hin
claim is much animadverted upon by the leading
wings; and since Mr. Whittleseys adverse decision
has become promulgated, change In the cabinet Is
said TO be certain
The Hon. Thomas c. Hackett, member Of Congress
from Louisiana, Is lying III Of the consum ptlon at sa
vannah.
The Governor OF South Carolina has appointed &C.
neral James Hamilton Mr. Calhouns successor; but
being ineligible having resided lately in Georgia. he
has refused to serve
Mr. Clayton is invisible to-day supp osed to be sick
Of the-Nicaragua treaty.
regret to inform you that the Clerk of the House Of
Representatives lies dangerously III, and is not
pected to recover.
The nomination Of Mr.. Saunders to Brazil, and two
other Consuls have been confirmed
The Collectors and other nominations for the prin-
eipal cities viii doubtless be confirmed.
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The Telegraph Suit In Boston.
BY HOUSES LETTER PRINTING TELEGRAPH
no.-~~ ~ru IN &c

BY HOUSE LITTER PRINTING TEI-EGIArM
BosTos, April 10, 1850
IT, s. Court, Bos,on.--P. O. J. Smith Hugh Down
ing and others.-Tbe application Of y. o. j. Smith
owner Of the Morse line OF Telegraph for injunc-
ton against Houses Printing Telegraph, was several
doys ago. by order Of the Conrt set down for hearing
to-day The counsel for the Printing Telegraph con-
ssting Of Geo. Clifford Esq, Of New York, c. L. Wood
bury and Rufus Choate Esqrs, Of Boston, all
the spot In battle array equipped with fun supply Of
evidence, TO meet their opponents and sustain the
Lightning Press. The complainant declined proceed
Ing and from the hopelessness Of the case withdrew
his apple alton for the Injunction
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.

i MON AND vlCTORY-UNITED WE STAND; d.
~ vided We fa-Democrate, meet In your might ct Tam
many HAL Inc democratic Republican Central Committees
Members Of the New York State Legislature having
nended the Democratic Republican Electors unte in enc
organization for the safety OF the Union
81 Democratic Principles the Democratic Repubcaa Eleo-
tors OF this city and county respectfully rally
n the Halls Of Old Iam%any on Friday evening April IL
l0 At O'clock TO respond 10 their
on and thus restore victory to banner and
CITY state and Country, from whg domination misrule
The following Distinguished have bcxp Invited n
address the Meeting:
VIZ l. MARCY, Of Albany, HoRArIo sKvnoun. Of Utica.
L. 3. CHATTIEID Of Otsego, IT, G. MuRpHv. sf
3. A. GOODWIN, Of Auburn. WAND Huxr q Roehssttr
II. HocEBooN of Hudson, JOHN A. IOrr Of Brooklyn
fsxsRr n Shfr OF Buffalo, FRED. foLLgrT, sf Batavis
H.S kANDALI,of Cortland, JAMES q. SMITH, Of Lyons
z. s. BROWNE, Of Rochester, CHARLES A. NiHp ef Uuea
J. v. L. PRUyH, Of Abanyl CnAs. S. BxyroE ef Albsay
L. Tn EnAINE, Of Cattskill,
BY order Of the Democratic Kepuhean General
q Iammsny Hall. FERNANDO WOOD,
GAnREr DYcknAy (hairnan-
RicNARD n. HARRMeror, S0or~ss'
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DrrrRRrD ARrIcrEs.-A large amount Of in.
erestng matter is unavoidably crowded on, Of our
columns this morning, which will spsear in 10.
norrow's Herald. Among other things, we have
IN type the speeches Of Mr.. Webster and Sir Henry
L. Bulwer, before the Maryland IIstorical Society;
the official communications between Mr.. Rulwcr
and Mr.. Clayton, in relation TO the Worlds lndus-
srsl Convention, 10 be held in London in ISL tho
sf6oal communication from the Secretary Of state
30 Mr.. Mann. the Special Confidential Agen, Of the
United States to Hungary the Last of Acts passed
IN the New York Legislature and the conclusion
Of the trial Of Grove, for the murder Of William
White, which terminated in his conviction Of man.
slaughter in the fourth degree also our uslal
sAeatrical notice.
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MUSICAL.

= q. CHRISTIAN. MANUFACTURER AND InroR-
er d Nusieal Instrurnents has ccnstaaiy on hand
general sssortmeht of flutes with fu fourteer
teys also, Doehm Datonie snd pnone Crorstis r1nt~
Claonsttss Obocs flaseoets Aecordeens tsuitsr Bsn
to Ianhorines Bsse and side Drums. Sax Horns rrgrbs
ss9e teo Cernes IEmrets. Iubs. ,srnsts. frowbene-
Hugies and hat, Italian, lreneh and Ccrmsn yicns
yioeno.ilos 40 Also German rreueh Italian and Ens-
li.h strings for vionr. guitar herie has Ae together
With article with the nru-es
husnsss Wholesale ssd retail nuse. isstrasss repaired
n the nsaest large stoek Of music for sale
hsif price and liberal discount made 10 wholesale deAss
90 tos Pearl street.
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TELBGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE,


TIE principal topic in the Senate yesterday, was
he presentation OF abolition petitions. Mr.. Clay
bore very heavily upon the aboltionsts, and espc-
cially upon Hon. John p. Hale, who had ridden
into power upon the agitation. Very httc was
done in the House. The Galphin claim was the
principal subject, and much difficulty was had in
procuring committee 10 serve upon it. In the
New York Legislature, large amount of busine ss
was done, and much of it, probably, in such great
haste that il will be necessary TO be done
over by The next session. Several important
bills were passed. The bill to make an appropria-
ton to the New York Volunteers was lost, and the
Governor used the veto power with considerable
hbcraliy. Among the most important Of the
bills vetoed, relative 10 the Court of
Appeals, for the relief of sufferers. II was the last
day Of the session, and il may well be imagined
with what despatch business was rushed, without
regard 10 probable or consequent results.
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ravs an spsrisnt and somaehic preparation Of passive
United States exclusively by Dr. DAVID L. MOTT Medical
Chemist New York, and can be obtained Of the principal
pamphlet a, 20 cent? box It msnded BY the most
raj as infinitely superior TO other form Of medad
iron in debility. dyspepsia, habiual eosveness
affections, emaciaon scrofua consumptive tendencie
feminine weaknesses &C. To the unscienthc effects aP
mracuous II is absolutely curative in all practicable
cases and re purifier and nyi gorate has substitute
Sold by Rnshton Clark Co., ITO Broadway and Astor
c. Taylor ~ Fulton street. the ctsy depot Of Motifs Chcmi
cal
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Il fTTEILs LIVING AcE. No. eo--I2S cESrs.--coS-
~ teus-l Life and Corresr,rdsnrs o Roh~rt Southev
North British Review; Debora Diary Author of Mary
Powell; Note Book q Naturalist nj sterhs Tra-srs
Magazine: a. Benjamin Dfrrsel St-~ator. letters
Jamaies ~. VI, n Evening rc. Ride thrreeh sessr
Canes In Hurricane frasers Marasss: = Village
tary Examiner Charters of the coloniss spec
,ster ivelyn and is4s, Examiner ~ Turkey and iis
Nsht Ho.itts yournsi With poetrya Requiem
articles. Published weekiy SiK Dolar, vsar bv n
littell A Co. Boston. and sold hy
DEWITT 4 DANENroRf. Tritare Bsildinss
CRuDITrEs OF THE CODE AND CoDfrTERs-vc y
" Nv Jrvenus AlumnusJu- rrutii.hsd and for by
George Nssbitt Gould Banks. Bell Could H Ansties
Rose. and John Donsay. "
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REWARDS,

600 REwARp-Losr. IN LEONARD STREET. re-
R~V tween Church and Broadway, LAdys Diamond
PIN, green leaf enameied with diamonds the centre >
above reward will be paid TO returning the sas
to 80 Leonard street.
YO 9Th instant In Brcadwsy between rsentynatA aAt
broome streets Binck Leather Pocket Rcot sontAninx
Twenty Dollars In sma bills oas Cold Dollar and som~
smai change; asc sundry keccipts Card With the
delivering the same 70 JAS W. ANDERSON,
Corner Of Twenty strest and Broadvay.
4 osT-oN. THE TwENTY-sEvESTu AUGUST LAST.
- Letter addressed 10 A Bslsey. ESQ., cashier scntaia
ing stephen Whitney Cheek hank 81 Comnsres. Ksv
York No l17h for 81 o dated August 2sth, Is<0
wh'1sy OF order By him sndor'sd also sndor.ed
Ter Piersoa Ezekiel Day valeu Daysu Ma
detcvn, New York due and payable g.th Tor SO
dorsed, A. Halsey. E-g, eaier T.
sAsh per PissOn. liberal reward viii be ra for ~
ssne, ~ = VAN DuZER.
Corner Greenwich and Day strsetA
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THE TRADES.


RAkEks-ANOTTfR MEETING WILL BE HELD on
- Saturday evening ut o'clock In the Mechanics Hall,
lo Hester street 10 consider the articles OF the Censu
tion, which will lie submitted by the Committee Lst
but towards and crsNens stay away Arouse, brothers.
arouse sole delversnee hand. Only worthy
Of the object and equal TO the task and your demands
will be speedily obtained. BY order OF
BARTHOLOMEW DERHAM. Chairman.
JoyE HUNTER, Secretary pro TEN.
IyEAND LET LIvE.-wE, THE UNDERSIGNED, on
- behalf Of fellow workmen employed in the her-
chants Hotel courtsndt street tender .est sneere
and hberHty IN accceding to demand for
advance OF rendered the high price
rrovsonr and rnS and hereby this
United States. "
EpMARD IRWIN, PETER rAy
JOHN CANNON, AMRE>cE naEKEY,
WILLIAM MOONEY.