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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

THE BRITISH AND NORTH ANHRIcAN ROYAL MAIL
Steamships between New Yorb and Liverpool direct and
between Boston and LiveErsoThe Boston ships only cali
Ing Halifax to land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA. Capt. -, AFRICA. A: kyrie
hsiA G. a. E. JudEn kk N2iR E. Fl s aS
AMERICA, N. shannon. CANADA, w. Harrison,
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
These vessels clear white light head green
on starbosrd bow. red port bow.
Africa from New York. Wednesday, 4th June.
Canada, from Boston. ; ednesday, 18th June.
Asia, from New York. Wednesday, 18th June.
America, from Boston. "Wednesday, 18th June.
Niagara from New York. "Wednesday, ID July.
Europa, from Boston. Wednesday, 9Th July.
Africa from New York. Wednesday, 18th July.
Cambria, from Boston. Wednesday, I'D July.
Asia, from New York. Wednesday, Oth July.
Canada, from Boston. Wednesday, 9th August.
America, from New York. " ednesday. 1911 August.
Niagara, from Boston. Wednesday, 10Th August.
Africa from New York. Wednesday, 9Th August.
Europa, from Boston. Wednesday, Sd September.
Passage from New York or Boston to liverpool SEQ
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
All letters and through the Post OF
nee 'fesn' OF 1 dGSssD Jr 80 Broadway
brought in common with British goods Through bills Of
ladng are given in Havre for New York.
STEAMERS FOR sALE.-FoUR STEAMERS ICON
~ densing engines from 100 TO LIS feet long, do (non
~ to @ feet long Ao Marine Boiler 10 feet diameter
20 feet long Sns sssA w c,sTiS4 .ssE
L ship bALTic. osp. Joseph !. com.toei This steam
ship win depart with mails for Europe, positively on
% sef sa l. s a a:
All letters and papers must through the Post Once
For freight passage having unequAied accommodations
LOT elegance or ''~'' EbS COLLINS s. Wall stree.
Positively no freight viii be received board after Thur
the Baltic. and sail June 2lst.
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RowERY TBEATRE-BoxEs. Is CENTS PIT tx
sslosi rSsrsdsS.v.sias S Sss:
.hs will commences With the Romance called
EiiSnss Mr. IsSn c,d,ss q Brosa H.%son
Rachel &.ny.e 4: s with
II LeSPsws ouashee, M Jordan Rosa, Miss s. Denis
N ATIoNAL THEATRE IA CHATHAM sTREEr.-BoxEs.
RISES s Tssrsay nGs,:
Snooo Mr. Msrssr or
b s1sn m !; T Ky sso, sa n.
Esiss. Mr. T. Scott. KirkgatIicL, NJ. watkins; Lord
t. conclude With she pan.onine Of the GOLDEN Axe
T:s eS.s Mr.
anes Of sisnor Bettni second Of sgnora A.
s1'S r.sssLB9se' Sofas parsas, 81 secured
s:S. E: Es.:ss s.f
ATssrs ssnor B.r.,s1i Doors open :. seven psrsI%
from nine 20 four o'clock 2. which time may be
Friday opera Tuesday Thursday and
NJ LIE EkTs IN S SNaf YORK FAREWELL CON-
The public are mos, respectfully informed that most posi-
in New rsr. vii s SaA On sHSHrs sA
LADELPHiA, on MONDAY. june i 9TH So''AN'' IN fhi-
rnosRAnar-pARr.
Sust SSs Rs' dire Don Msssf
Aria ''Prsnd per Me- !LEli.iT dH%srsj .D,nlsss.
Fantasia on favorite themes Of aa,ssnieilo.
''A' ,O'''' Mr. Otto Gold schmidt. ihAi'ers'
cA'A'na Largo al sisns R..,, R0s'.
ApLLx JENNY LIND.
Overture STss e Sr W.; Benedict
=. ''.' - VSook.
Romans.. "cel. che fssi~ !Uss;.sJ i,...."... Verdi
Finale from Lucia di Lam snsr moor Transcribed
AA' Mr.. Otto 6cid.cimidt.' L''''
Arin, Non Paven,,r IN aaa.o IaseeO, Mozart.
barc,rola "Sulla poppa del milo brik," Tia
pFifl'n' dEd'n'Hr yisncr b.ii,. 'Ri''
sscnu,.- r,.sss ISI5E. Jiss'r LIND. s.A. N1
NDLir JENNY LIND. = '''''N way
A GRAND ORCHESTRA
smspins the FIRST musical salentn Amca numbering
,.., .,, ONE H. HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
AZ. Tn fis' T iessffsf p6s g
CASTLE slkDES The sale ! i oSiesi
The Ss ss FIT eEs. b. SGn a. sh auction on
sesSrans to lSeAtion and all Of these tickets sns the
holders ns. e numbers ms securing their seats
press beyond which there will tickets any
hays sd mas & r RtGss
tutely peremptcry.
An once for the sale of Tickets will he opened Jolls
Music Store,
800 BROADWAY
day except the Sabbath from AN to ePN where
diagrams may be and seats secured
o'clock.
BOOKS containing the words Of the may be obtained
~ the door-price Is cents each.
The magnificent Grand Piano used At these concerts
which made by Ersrd of London expressly for ~
diets USE during Mile Jenny Lnds present tour in Aer-
%. is for sale. Price SI.aU. Apply to n Benedict
p. T. BARNUM
TICKETS FOR JENNY LIMBS LAST CONCERT IN
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For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD K C0LLINs No. 66 Wall street. Y.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
e. G. ROBERTS l. CO., Is Kings Arm Yard. London.
L. DRAPER. Jr, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris.
The these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie, jewelry, precious stones metals
unless bills Of lading signed therefor, and e value
thereof therein expressed.
After the OF April next of by the Above
steamers from Liverpool will be MATERIAL, reduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

CONCERT BY THE ALLEGHANIANs. sc, &C.
~ Broadway Division No. s. Of IA Concert for the
benefit OF this Dyision will take place Friday evening
June 9TH 1851 at the Dutch Reformed Church. Nos III and
llS Fran street N Y Tickets be had all the
cipal music stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY.IoNLY
through line for California nod Oregon 1.-THE public
Informed that under the Of this Company
steamers Inspected and approved ny the Navy Department.
and carrying the United States mails will leave
Panama and San Francisco the lat and 18th day Of each
month unless detained by unavoidable accident and will
touch At Acapulco. San Diego. and Monterey. -
The following steam packets belonging to the Pacific Nail
stsspship Company are now in =. Pacific one Of which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0NPANY.-rHK
only through line for Csiiornis and Oregon via Chass
cssss1tsrs k.treed,0n Friday June lsta s.sPn ms
son. oommsnaer viii sa on Friday Juss ~ At precisely
clock from her pier - the foot Of warren s.rsss
- NJ Win The Eovernment mails for ChaxrsS. connsotns
yh ne hvons United states Mall steamship CALIF0R.
MA 70 leave fAaAna about the Let July Per freight
or DAss&e apply ~ the oce Nos and 6ssth or
AlU Vest steeeA corner warren street.
INDSrENDHEy THROUGH LIrR-oProsIroN TO
- hNh Price hoaorcly,-rke fast steamship PRONE.
Ihkts viii leave On Friday. Juse lSh for chaSss ana
rfn Juan Plans 81 cabin end kths seevrs1 atths
lovcst rates, ~ early apptesNos 70 pkRr0RD Co.
Neeey swees. Aster House. rhroush 6sssts fss sale
Fer cHAosss AND San IuAs pr EIsAsAagA-
- Ih seN ocuAle eagins steamahtp PnoMnrunUn.
Captain " SohnseN win New rsvt fer shs sbsvs
rsvts - Friday, lSh June seat st3s.doek - Foe
place, ~ stAirs.
CLiPPkR EAoLs yoa SAN yRANcIsco- ePlciAL
~ seHes-Ths nAxHMesat ship has her fvcisht nearly
Engaged asi viii eel Z few days Caa tshe skt frsisht
ics balance ssrgs far Which, psssAss sSvIy " H
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DACKETs FOR HAvRE.-sECoND LINE.-rHE FOL
= loving ships will leave Hsvrs the l6th aad New
York lat fsseh
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPANIoN


This WORK Is INTENDED OFFICIALLY ron rRE
MARRIED. or those contemplating IL disaesss
important secrets which shoud be known 70 then Ear
Ncuariy.
Here, every fsmae-ths wife, the mothsrths dAsr
budding into the In the decline OF
In whom nature contempates important chsnssoan AZ
the symptoms and the most efeent remedies
and most certain mode Of complaint which
The 70 veIaons esntaasd pages proved hlsss
ing to tbousand 80 the letters reesivet ~ be
author (which be permitted BY the writer's 10 puhshJ will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

GRAND CoNCERT-NADAhE WALLACE Z. BoU-
~ chele has the honor her friends
public. that she will give Grand Vocal
Concert at the Chinese Assembly Rooms Tuesday
ing June 10Th, which occasion and in addition the
eminent talent already announced several celebrated italian
yoealsts will appear Full particulars will appear few
days Mr. VIM Seharenberg will preside at the panofor
Tickets one dollar esch to be had 1t the principal music
stores and hotels, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

TICKETS FOR JENNY LIMBS LAST CONCERT IN
New York City, to be Civ at Castle Garden Fri
day evening may be had for all Of the at H.
Bail Bookstore 20 Broadway; also At Evans Brit
ton 17 Broadway.
Jenny LIMBS GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT AT
Castle Garden, Friday evening June 6thChoice seats
and seats to all parts Of the house be found At Bartlett
Welfords book store, No Asor House Remember No
JENNY LIMBS GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT AT
Castle Garden, Friday evening" June 6thAny wish
ing good choice seats for the above will
jacques Brothers music store, 3s5 Broadway. No. $50
EELLOwS MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
L Hail. No. ~ Broadway, between Howard and Grand
rces Open night during the week The celebrated
original and well known Fellows hinstres "comprisins
eient and versatile Of talented and experienced
perormer under the direction Of j. B. Fellows whose
erts In this city for the last have been received With
Me eat favor BY the elite and fashion Of this
opols Their concerts consist of Buresque Italian
Scenes Witty sayinss Solos, Duett Chorusses DAncns
and Instrumental Perormanc On Wednesday
day afernoons grand concert for the accommodation Of
ladies and families, ommencng At o'clock p. n. Admis
sion. Is cent? Door 81 olock 70 g.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPASY-oNLY
through line fer San Frsncsco va Havana snd Chsyrss
--fsre Ndueed..on Wednesday, June lltht ats N
d. D. Porter Y. =. ~, Cenmsndsr, Will sail on Wed
pier the OF Warren street r. With ths soverp
ment nss for Chasr Wis Hsvspa Passengers Transferred
Havana 70 the splendid double engine steamship rAI
con- PASSENGERS leaving In the Georgia Will connect With
me nvorite nited states mail steamship CALIFORNIA
W sail rom Panama about the Let July ror freishs
or cnssafe apply ~ the once. No and South street.
81 No. lT West street. corner Of warren street.
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NJ ECHANlCS HALL, NO. ATT BROADWAY AkOVR
Grand strssS-open every night during week until
further notice The original and we'll known CHRISTY0
niNsTkE Is com prsns an efficient and versatile corps'
Oh talented ana experienced performers under m
recesson Of Ave have been received ases -
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
ssnts Doors open At halfpast six, commence ssAs
next for the and Juveniles con-
mencing at O'Clock. r. n. -
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The nsw steamship COLUMBIA will ply between san
francisco and ports Oregon awaiting at the former port
the arrival Of the mails aud passengers from Panama and
returning without delay with the mails and passengers for
the steamer from San Francisco.
regular line Of propeiers will be kept UP for the trans
rortaton 81 freight and transient passengers between PAaa
Ma and San Francisco.
The we'll known steamship SARAH SANDS Of lsoo tons
turthe nov under charter 20 the company and peculiarly
commodious in her cabin will be kept
~ an extra family boat.
One q the above steamers will keep the connection be-
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The connection in the Atlantic will be ms.ntsned By the
unitsd states mall steamships -
GEORGIA.. a0n tons. CRESCENT cTTr.l.scD tons
OHIO. ...... 400 tons. CHERoKEE ! 800 tons.
EMPIRE CRY, ...2oop tons. PHILADELPHIAlluot tons
month.
The new steamship. Ell DORADO and FALCON will
form direct line between New orleans and Chasres leay-
ing a. sueh periods will insure little detention s
she 90 the lsthnus and forming with the Pacific steam
ships through line 10 aud New Orleans and ports
hsrice California and Oregon Passages from New Orleans
that place.
The fare for through tickets from New York 10 san Fraa.
cisco has been reduced from
So, IN state rooms, 20 $50.
tb, in lover cabin, 10 800.
81, In rtsersge, TO St65.
The rates from New York Chsgres Will Be At the lowest
adopted ny any safe steamer between those porte
For choice ofbtrhs apply at the oce Of the Company
and % South street and At their sgency IN West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Jusr 2-rhis branch q the Common Council met this
evening Present the President in the chair, and QUO
rum Of members in their places The minutes Of the
preceding meeting being read and approved the Board
proceeded TO the consideration q the following
PETITIONS.
VWlliam X. Kirkpatrick, for donation Of 800
The petitioner represents that he lost his sight while
ssgtd In the performance Of duty fireman In this
e,ty come nine years ago lie says that, by Of
the generous donations Of friends he has been
TO erect house which IL nearly paid for and he nov
asks for aid TO pay the balance.
Assistant Alderman NV moved reference Of the petit
ton lie said he did not know but the petitioner was
worthy, but he thought committee ought to examn ne
the matter Motion TO refer lot.
Assistant Alderman TtMsS moved to grant the prayer
that effect being presented was adopted.
OF Engine Company, No 80, f. tender Referred.
Remembrance of John Ridley against the widen of
Beskman street. Referred
HIroars % COMMITTEES.
Mfhe Finance Committee. In favor q con ,urrcnee 10
ese the ground known as Old Fort Gsnsevoort 70 the
hudson River Railroad Company, al annual Of
s6,lp2 payable quarterly.
Assistant Alderman BaRs said he understood larger
price hsd been offered for the Of this ground lie
moved TO lay the report on the table, and print.
Assistant Alderman Borcs hoped the motion TO lay on
the table would not prevail lie assured that thr
persons Who had offered larger than that offered
by the Hudson River Railroad Company had Withdrawn
the offer.
Assistant Alderman CsssE hoped this board vould
With the Board Of Aldermen the price fair
and the company we're 70 have the ground, they
wanted In order 70 build their depot before winter
Assistant Alderman TuNss said he not par.
ticuary favorable 10 the Hudson River Rairosd but
oass, he thought .sch oa.s should b. me. fairly ".
hoped this board would With the other board
| and not lay the report on the tsbs.
The motion to lay on the table and print vas lost BY
The motion TO adopt the resolution Of the committee
snd concur, came mp, when Assistant Aldermss Bass
moved TO amend BY striking out the name Of the Hud-
son River Railroad Company and inert the Of
Keller Horn. The motion TO STRIKE out and insert
vas lost and the report In favor Of concurrence vas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

nv UAkDEN.-SUMNEK SBASON.-MANAGEH,
Az Mr. John Seton -Ticket cents; Private Bones S.
Doors at Z; performance ~ O'Clock.
Bg,t'n- nights Iaesdays thursday and saturdsys Re-
veff nights hondays Wednesdays and Fridays Second
Comedy Night Mr. Burton, with the whole his Chambers
street company viii play this evening At Nblos Sterling
Blanc Mr. Johnston, Mr. sherrett. Mr.. Holman, Rus
sell Mr. Seton, Burton in two Thursday, June g.
will be played the POOR GENTLkMAN-Dr Ollapod, Mr..
Burton TO conoude with CRIMSON CRIMES.
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RRoUGHAMsLYCEUN BROADWAY NEAR BRoOnE
y circle and g.Iquss ~ Family circle,
atIh to begin q o'clock. Thurday evening June the
viii eemmsnee with the local comedsttA Of
hroagham M John Pennwnkie Mr. II. B. Phillips; Mrs
Autton Leader Miss Mary Taylor; Nrs Zuyderzse Miss
nate Horn National Polks ny Miss Tayleure and Mr.
Fletcher TO conclude with NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS-Ad-
mral kingston Mr. w. ii. Clipper dale; Lieut. Kinxstsa
Mr.. q. Jordan; Miss Mortimer Mss Marv Tavlor e-s
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ITALIAN OPERA, Aston PLAcE-FIRsT APPEAR
anee Of sisnos Bettin second appearance Of sgnora
81 So Amphitheatre 80 cents. Thursday evening june
ls5 will be performed the opera Of LUCIA III LAM
hERM00R-Luca, siSnora Bosio Edgardo Signor Bettin
Ashton sisnor Beneyentano Raymondo, sgnor coletti
to commence at eight o'clock. Box open daily
Rom nine 20 four o'clock rt which time may
Friday. -"
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ROADWAY THEArRE--E A. nARsHAII soIn
- Lessee O. Barrett Manager Doors open as n eur
tain rises ARK Dress circle and parqust oents Kmy
ana third circles cents Gallery l2 e Private bo1ss
oha 70 Ihsrsday evening" Jste and every evening"
te SPECTACLE Of AzAEL THE PRoDiGAL-Alasi NJ.
Conway Ruhen Mr.. N. H. Clarke; Amenophis Mr. Shaw-
tars. Mr. Whiting; Nimrod, Mr. Matthew's Canop NJ
bnc nsnethon Mr. Byrne; Jephele Miss Andsrton Nsft
vorte Farce.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24
Notice to Persons having Claims

a GAfNSTTHE GOVERNAIENT, or business
IA sin the Departments At Washington City.
BY n laie act of Congress, BOUNTY LANDS
are granted TO the surviving officers and soldiers
Of the War of 1912. of the Black Hawk Semi
mole. and other Indian wars since 1870; TO the
commissioned officers no served in the Mcxi-
can War, and tie Widows aud Minor Children
OF such officers and soldiers deceased.
Persons who are entitled 10 the benefit OF the
above law, who hold claims OF amy other de-
scription against flie government, or who have
business oil. any kind requiring the attention OF
s1ilful professional agents ut Washington City,
will find ito their interest 10 apply tile Sub
scriber, who is assoeafed. for this purpose. with
Attorneys residing al the Capital, whose compe-
teney and fidelity may be fully relied on.
Now, 1S50-6m. CHARLES Ii. MORSE.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24
IOHe Oid and YoHngi No. ne Raj Hay.al.
PhcH0mcH0it no CheUiyryut
East India Hair DVp.

This die may be applied 10 tAe hair over mia
the first night turning the liglitc-t r.d or gfey
10 q dark brown, aud by repeating second
10 bright jet black Any person may fHc,.
with the least possible trouble keep DIS h..
dark shade or perfect black; with po,.ligDt
rance that the dye if applied 20 the skin
color il. BY an occasional application, rr.
turning grey will never be known 10 huycar
hair. Directions complete with the article. I.
81 no coloring ia this statement. rs ono cam r.
GAZE These facts are warranted by thc gH
rna T'io Manufacture IL, who is thc re.tlr.
Chem Dr. COmstock, author Of C0mrr.
Chem IY. Philosophy and other work. &ar..
books, Nl known and widely celebrated lE A.
public. g only by Comstock N B.
sr No. 9 john und ia Coumbu- by
fcb27'5l:1j.1y. JAS. BLAIR
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24
DR.. Thomas N. Love

d RESPECTFULLY offers his professional SER
La vices to the citizens of Columbus and its
vicinity. and hopes by close attention TO business
to merit share of their patronage. He may be
found at all times, when not any whereelse, at
his office residence, both on the same lot with
The City Hail. Immediately south of it, formerly
occupied by NJ. J. Howard
August s., 1850. LIFT
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24
STEAMBOATS,,
4 n MA IsACI1lsT'--E'irst Class.


I9NIIF. Neso' stanaM Iilsf Running -. Az
steamer. CUBA Rom q IT'S s -
ll fer Vi Il COMMENCE her IS gisias ~
S. rs Il he first rise o 5s
|s,1lblls Afonday,ss4 o'clock p. NJ sLeaElpg toE
Mobile Tuesday O'Clock, IN pores p "
10 AM. union Bluff and NASHVILLE SAME say
1ckcnsxilie "Wednesday O'Clock <, a ns:, ets ~
Sc 81 same dry Nienlit
II oclocls ~. Gains He n. ones l,lllli anu
md same niglit arriving II y oi'sae On
rllasfIsy evening. = 8 4 - g
Tic Cuba SIS entirely neuE--l3nNk & Ni'ks7za,s
FOR the rude land has alltll inodefi
1licgt IN nery, wit fire epRAne.I t1eh
kng5f1I and are iislled 81 4 s13ie ~
tIlEl 10 asiy flung ii he Son tliern Axate n;
of Cupt Oais. sfle arl5Nl and
oi tlae % islsa az cortlins To llerrsc hetiAsie
a plan ofs the Cnbiti will BE fonhl n faiq
office Of Tie ecnts " here pertns may ~ So
cured. N y NJ
AUGUST JIG q 1850. &s& ##
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24
Notice.

EYERARD DOWsING, Jr., has the accounts
IL of my shop for collection all persons are
requestedsto make payment TO him, by the. first
day of March next; as have payments TO make
by that time. and no time atteud TO the colec-
ton of accounts myself l still at the old
stand, ready to wait upon all folks as usual.
ROBEBT BLAKELY.
Jim. s0Sfll 1851 41-2n
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24
J f w e /. II y
y. A. E4,aEDaF9yy,ESIEzE

Ts Has removed from ~ to No, 10
IN DaWphin stfcet hctween COM
eE. fteree and Wafer, IN the storesfor-
* ,3I@ taerly occupied by Mr.. James Co1i-
~ LIZ ming. now fitted up in beautiful
an convenient STYLE. wher', lac otferssto his1or-
in"r cssstom@rs ana the public generally, at vefss
- y .is'a< Watches. Clocks. Jewelry Sllytgsankl
F.s Plated Goods. JirandoIeS. Lamps Nailrass
t1sIot>. Rodgers Fine Table and Pocket Cuflc-
~. Gtis Rifles. Pistols. military Goods, Watch
iH''ef,s'I< Fancy Goods, &c &c A part OF which,
= Is follows:
N1rraeS.-T. T. Cooper. N. T. Tobias 4 Co.,
Rob-. Ro .kel JAS Johnson, r. & c. Beesles and
o har celebrated Watches. IN gold and silver
II u:'jsg and donbI,-5ottom eases. AlSot a line
a'sor5al n OF large and smlll, plain enameied
el-r,av'I and cayias-tnrnrd. ttoublc-case saha
tto t1i.-3o son Wasch.s ior Ladies; warranted
CO aS--is 1glis,i French and Americana IN.
ntf5h.. Ata'at<tgr, Mahogany arsls Salt cases
A'eo. eoulfjng-soo.a clocks OF superior qualhy.
.sr.-i7ioc Di1-uond Bracelets Pms Ear
I'm 8, Fa1rr RIMS. Diamond and Opal Bruce.
i..- ssj Rsa1. sets aHsE seEfraft Brace.
f.s~ % e,-er in 20 iaas. Diamond aud Indy i9la-
I,,f aet isar Dlsnuosd and tss,rnet Pins md
fta..S. 70 laojs anl Pearl, Feasl and tsfrsl'st
1aon.aa.t9 tocH9es t'atlsosa5la Pearl Braeeleis
1.a. Ita AeeSla -. In Rings aud Rilll'oila
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for tie cure Of Deafness. Also tta liau
able noises, like the buzzing o. insects al..
deafness. Many persons who I.
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Innocuous Catl,artic pms.

HsHESE Pills have no rival for safety and cer-
Il tainty, as an evacuant of the bowels. They
are peculiarly adapted to Bilious conditions Of
the system. Price % rents per Boz.