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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
MEDICAL.

VUAITs NERVOUS ANTIDOTB-AT THE END or
w the 18th column of Saturday HERALD
tracts Of letters received the originals Of which, in fall
With autographs and addresses, will be shown all
wish it, and will forfeit 1000 If line there eYee
will be published have not the original Of pubish
more And could Is hundred but for the
extracting wish people would call and for
for all who take it speat in the 26I
der the hrm belief IL 10 the emily remedy for
disease zI.-You ought to make 1t more known the
world &-Write you soon and let know Of it's
derfl effects %? have found TN effects
from tho Of bottle far beyond 80
II have experience Of the surprising effects Of tbs Anio
S-H 10 indeed the wonder OF the 3l-Ths sude-ngs
OF the dear Dung have already been mgaed
Antdote. ~ To have good effect. "a The
being complete 35-Reeovered from that melancholy dis
ease By the OF dota. S-snos ok the
dose Lave been entirely from pain You say
anything too exravagant of this wonderful madeleine
Your en,dote has been useful - 1t hes rsie
II not cured s0-I have taken Watts Antidote, ~
bottles and arm has rcxained it's and
trely free OF keurAlyc rain Of kind I'LL
stored TO health BY watts antidote. 4Receved great
benent in neuralga by the antdote a3Honseru eject
OF the sntidote in tic doloreux -Can bear
the wonderful effects ia hundres Of of nenralgc
doloeus, And all nervous Affections OF Watts Antdote.
- lit has done him good 46-I would be without the
medicine for amount that could be named f.It
restored appetite thoroughly 81 convinced that
from the surprising eoots Of the idote tn
been restored 4Neryous headaches for
bottle OF andote has entirely relieved 1-Psople
wlhardiy believe an the Sane psrson T. WATTS NJ o.
sig Greenwich street spot fes Nassau street 81 botls
f9dozen sent to any part Of the Urion.
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bosroS, March ).
no trrivals this after aeon:
York
Arrived 9th Brig Palmer sagua, reb2l 4h inst. lat
p Ion 7s tpeke brig from NYorS for Antgua
Brig kathleen, HAtAnIas 21th ut, lat ~ Ion II, spois
sehr Emrrs III, from Charleston TOR Winoies.
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gVV ans ksturs fes she core e. priYsss dlscrssr
mskes arreedy without the least az
esresurs Or ehsnTe IN application 70 baasess II
proprietor ehstSass einrls which tha mrtara
Dot enfe uHatr tho forfeiture fye hundred dsNrs n i
Entp " bsttes, With full drsotsns as 81 ons how
~ w 49, ste cured in I've days. For sale
~ n nnv ~ breadvsyg los Baysri street, Nov To, n
htfte iW Hsnoters sreet, Bes.es Wrghi %.
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Total Civil and Dipons tc Bill. ...... S737k49l 81
This is q reugh estimate, made up from the thou
sand items of the bill, but believed to be suffi-
cienty accurate for all practical purposes.
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yrBBs HUMAN LrrE Is IN PERIL. VINO WOULD

Qkl0 REWARD. -CROssuAN'g SPECIFIC NIX
POOO tureOf All remedies ytt dlseoyrrsa ths = she
mes certss MAKES speedy sne oure yiss-
out th sst restriction in diet drink
,TLiicssion 70 bunnssa Many are sarsd Ia 40 lass
bod ~ the drrs store 20 Broadway corner
grseti also ~ Me- 6ksex ouss a. hrossws, a. 100
ynten strset.aornsr Of william. ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

MI hPplcAs CAkp-DR DE IAyEY. AUTHOR o,
- VIC -buFtte Fetlcsl Guide Sc psrtI,trr ~ ,ah
hh lerE qnaebith, scf tec8 sfs, ~ sSsa
Nne haa 70 rrco q hts rtofsssionaf ab,itv bsfore
MAJ tt seiree O@ea 81 Lsps ard ssrrsi nssr nr,ss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-27

Our attention heretofore has been entirely directed TO
union OF oil s soulhey. States the only practicable rem
edy for our wrongs To this measure all gave our
assent and shaped our course accordingly. But now,
when that union is postponed little longer than We
think is proper oil Tor breaking the traces oy
which we are united 10 allies and taking The whole
burden upon our own shoulders believe this TO be de-
cidedy nudcious and for the reasons already advanced
fatal The cause we all have al heart and therefore
pose it, My own Judgment is IN favor oil South oatoh-
ma remaining with the southern States at least untl fnr-
her eIopmenls, and urging them on from year 70 year
TO take that step dssovng the Union that seems 10
me unavoidable at distant day Let not drive away
our allies BY niudcous haste our part bu remain ana
preserve influence with them until the auspclus mo-
men arrives TO strike the blow that will separate Us ior-
ever from the hollow hypoenles of the North. There
no need OF hssle for time passes that even
must happen, whether desire 1t or not and IN the
mean time let take in patience what may befal the
other southern States, comforting ourselves with The
ledge that ii il has been postponed 10 future time
il was moi the choice al South Carolina, but necessity
10 which she submitted in orderto preserve unanlmy in
1 the southern ranks.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully your obed
c. w. DUDLEY.
| BEsSErTsvILLE, Is. ca June 2, 1851.
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INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNI
n rJJRE PAINTINGS Sc, AT AUCTION.-On Monday, the
h Instant shall my The Of Sixth
sret and 10 o'clock large ana
sold account OF whom II may
concern, -
by Lemuel Gilbert, Of Boston, (patent action
Mahogany haircioth and plush covered sofas
paIio and rocking chairs beautiful assortment, OF
the latest style
Do tcte teie sofas and large parlor m-chairs
Do Marble top (pemium) dressing bureau, beautHui al
ticle, aud well made
DO bookcase and secretaries; sideboards
Do French, spring, and other bedsleads
wardrobe wash aud light stands
Do marble top and sofa tables
1 line full French cottage set
painted do
Tatack work table, &c.
dining and other tables -,
from IA long,
article
Gilt and mahogany frame looking glasses
Feather beds; bedding
AM schuck mattresses
Mane, marine, and other clocks
Turkey, ingrain and three-ply carpets
| Apdirons, ov tongs, and 1euder.
articles which deem unnecessary ID
- -, -.
Also eagraving and paintings bsongng TO the estate
which must be sold TO close up the estate
Terms cash -, .,r
The terms will beall of and under $o
cash. 2 and six MONTHS for notes sat
' ' A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
PS above furniture belongs to genie
and must be sold without
will be ready for examination The day previous 10 SAFE
June SD "a "
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United states Hotel at Philadelphia.

respectfully his friends and the
cling community he has assumed the popetoshp Of the
Long connexion with the hotel
der the late proprietor he feels perfectly safe IN promising IL Old
shall wanting confirm its previous repna
kept the No has been
spared completely reng the entire establishment and he
changes introduced for the
of ladies' Firmly determined 70 give ssisac
socs of that patronage always 20 freely
bestowed the old United States
ay29-lmn A. u. ALLEN.
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Pleasure Excurston Piney Point, Old Point, NOR
folk, amt Cape Henry.

Pleasure Excursion to Piney Point, Old Point Nor
folk, Cape Henry.
. The steamer OSCEOLA will leave Washington
upon excursion to The above places Q" , l pnnv
Ponl inc same evening and Norfolk morning when
She win leave again Point where the
can The Fourth pleasantly, batng fishing
sailing enjoying and viewing Fortress Monroe
which is the largest military work in the Union.
In the afternoon will and return TO
Norfolk after magnificent of fireworks from the out
The oceoa for home the day, (SaurdayD after
giving the party ample dock big ship
Pennsylvania, &c. -, -, -. -.
the supplied with all the decaces which the salt
affords.
Good music will be in attendance.
and fare for the round trip
$40 ). MilChELL, Captaih
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Canton m.ssinss, Floor Osleioshs. o~rpsssSs. a.
TINE subscriber. receiving, per schooner stte.m.a
50 pieces "a extra heavy white Canton n..unss
70 do 54 do do do
~ do "A do red checked do do
do 54A0sdo do do
Io Al "a ~
y AL super Enxsh oicolh, 10 feet wide
40 super American oieloth, siShsea
1 wide
"a do loupneed American oilclot, sI fee,
wide
10 coa mauinxs, bssemep &C.
Also, constantly hand full assortment Of every variety Of im
\ por ed and can CT such
velvet tapestry English and American Brussels
ply and ingram, ne and common ingram, low
priced rag hemp, and cotton both striped and plaid
win every other for house furnishing
are pepa and fully offer terms
| other dealers ia this county : . -.
APP lo-u r. n HUE 70.
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ByA GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-on Friday, the 9Th
instant, shall sell the premises O'Clock,
duly authorized by deed recorded Lber
1885, 1885, land county,
and lot, .81
OH between fronting
nches, running
alley good, Belonging OF
the Sarah Brown deceased
Terms cash.
Of the
June lS A. GREEN.
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NEW GOODs.The beg their cux
toners that they have just received supply
ing articles to they attention, namely
Black chaiy, for mourning dresses
GTenadne do DO
DO Poultd Sole Gro de Rhine, and India silks
DO bombasins and silk warp alpaeas very hight
and fancy bereges aud dc lanes
Fancy French organdie and lawns
Plain aud figured jaconeI, for dresses
DO Swiss and polka musins
Black fancy Fouard silks -, -.
cuffs, and collars, OF every va
rety and price
Very handsome lace and embroidered undsr-sleeves
Ladies' gauze merino and silk vests
Richardson and Grays undressed Irish linens
English aud American bleached long cloths
Ladies gentemens kid, silk, and Isle thread gloves
description gentemen's and youths
great variety other goods all Of which will be disposed Of
ile accommodating terms
We beg attention OF housekeepers
supply Of
Linen and cotton sheeings, damask tahle-eloths
Napkins toweing white and cooed MaseIes and Aicndss
quilts
Table and piano covers, embroidered and lace
nen window blinds
English French curtain chintzes
"a, 54, and ga white matings
81 and Sd fancy coored matings, style
"A, A. and g. plain colored mattngs
Very superior English American floor olclolhs dcsgn
| very handsome
And large of and English tapestry.
Brussels, ply, and ingram reduced
| HooE, BROTHER, L CO.
| May 2l-Ein
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ny A. GREEN. Auctioneer,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION -Ol Monday, the
18th shall sell premises, at 81 O'Clock,
OF lot No square ST. about
Third SOUTH Maryland avenue,
bridge
Terms One td cash; balance three, and mouths
for notes endorsed, bearing interest. Title good.
2-3t A. GREEN, Aucnoneer.
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By A. GREEN, auctloaeer.
WINE AND CIGARS AT AUCTioN.-On Friday morning
the 27th instant, shall sell
dozen wine including OF the brands.
Also OF Havana about IL o00 which
be sold
June 81 A. Auco
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Az PUBLIC AUCTION.

OR valuable county the
Columbian turnpike road, les and hail from Washington
wood situation healthy and commanding afording fine
Alexindra and all surrounding
portion table for meadow the
garden considered the Alexandra county,
Appica
subscriber office, Fifth street,
po.ie the City Hall.
l5--eolm EDW. SWANN.
o. The above farm will be sold public auction,
Dyer Saturday,
at O'clock u desired will be divided 10 sui,
clasers
One third cash; balance and for
and secured by the
the farm be application the aucuoneers
June 3-d DYER q MCGUIRE Aucuoneers.
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EDUCTION In prices reduce stock.-We respectfully
friends and the public general although early
determined offer
order of entire spring
supplies present Great bargains be expected
really ofe cd. We the following goods viz:
Rich fancy silks, snail checks, striped aud plain
Chene and oulards
Real India silks in pads, &C.
n extensive bereges, in plain modes
Shalies, berege dc laines tissues, &c.
French, English and American prints
Chintzes ginghans l1wns, muslins
Jaconets, &C.. In all grades and prices
Plain, white and embroidered Swiss musns
coored Swiss musins, which will BE- sold
below any price heretofore named
canlDrIc, mum jaconet cambcs Nansook, and null
muslins
Full assortment plaid musins including all grades.
In black goods zoe have
Fine black apacar moussene de lanes
grenadines, &c.
With full assortment Silks embracing all the widths
and qualities
Ladies' ne HANDKERCHIEF
We have following for the prices have Of
fered -.
handkechiefs, al 81 Is per dozen.
30 do do " 90
80 do 500 do
80 do do 40 cms ny 90
Also great many below the price above named
beautiful Of ladies' pocket handkerchief
all medium and fine grades.
generally 10 the aboveenume
stock, only part Of variety all Of which
now anxious o reduce, and will sell cheap to do So
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, L co.
June s-3taw3w
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JUST received from New York by packet. to
j this city
25 boxes cheese
SO do first quality Scotch herrings
600 lbs. New York smoked ~ beef
10 chests hrst quality der NJ imp
~ bbis, Nos. 1 aud mackefel
30 bags Java coffee
pipes old Mare brandy, imported in 1898
2qusrter casks Otnrd, Dupuy, a Co. do
3pipes in store OF the best old whskey in Washington
June &-a JOHN A. DOkOHO
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THIS recently enlarged and improved 10
now reception The great benefits
bathing and the breeze are becoming more
be more healthy
finer climate thsp through and fall
and asue bilious entirely unknown
springs in the
engaged for the season The hotel is
active and efficient assistants
will spared render In all
and the whole country
The Norfolk, Richmond, Washington and Bald
land passengers daily.
Board day 50
Board per week W
Board per month .........................0 90
June 6-aaw3w JAS. ii. BIRCH, Proprietor.
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Alexandria and Washington Boat.

Alexandria and Washington Boat.
Ihomas Coliysrs week
n The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will de
Ex-xnkik - following a coach
boat Washington. Boats fare l24 cts.
going and leaving the boat round trip 2x cents
Thomas Coilyer will be Mount Vernon
l.#e-
Leave Alexandria al *, Ok, Tx, X, 3, My
Leave Washington at 81, l0k, ~, *, 81, oh,L
June 2i-6t SAMUEL GEDNEf, Captain
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BBION X. PARIS will attend any buaineas In
the Supreme Court OF thu United States that
his
Ne will also attend bushes. before Congress. orecu,v.
departments kcptf
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BY A. GREEN. AuctioneeT.

BEssErTsvILLE, Is. ca June 2. 1851.
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Notice.
m and AFTER "Wednesday a5h instant through tickets will be
dollars.
the g. dine Winchester and arrive the springs
evening
Excursion tickets will be issued Blsdcnburg Beve
Fare to Badsn-burg and back 30 cents
Tickets good for "a hours which the Office
the conductors authorized less than the
Juno a5-Iw r. IL. PARSONS, AGENT.
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~ unsettled the books Of the frm Of A
together with those Of firm, will be
and handed for by This
change in our business which took effect
last renders essentially open
closed At the expiration of III. present half year
June A-awf HooE BROTHER, = co.
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BaItvove and WaskinstoH Katr0dd,
IN after "Wednesday eth instant, the station on Penn
syivana avenue will vacated, and the New JeI
avenue occupied . :.
The tain. the latter, commencing az
usual o. and s. p daily except on Sunday,
when hui trains VIZ al o. T. m. aAa . y M ~
this change desires 70 call attention 10
the rules q he company regard the and delivery Of
merchandise tt..H# Ii t4ta, IN l,,n
LIST shippers reminded thai in all cases bill win iui dee
This is os The parties, and unless complied with
the goods h. received u . a, :.
ad Consnees are merchandise be
day winch ~ Received US inc company
cannot hold itself responsible ior Any ns 's IA Us
night IL. =, o
a. N I'LL 4, eLll 81, Il IL II. *
undersigned TO remark that these are not
compelled call Alteration 10 then
frequent violation which has caused much and serious
4. II PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-2wd ~ ts
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CUDGEN ON VENDORS

SUDGEN ON vENDORs.-A Practical Treatise the
Law Of Vendors and Purchasers BY Right Hon.
Sir Henry saden In two volumes With notes and references
OF American decisions of Vendors Purchasers
the present time ByJ G. Perkins, Seventh American from
eleventh London edition Springfield Published
by George and Charles Merriam 1851. #seas5fs .t
" The celebrated TREATISE OF Edward sudgn the Law
Vendors and Purchasers has long been standard work the
law relating transfer of No .er book in the
such thorough and satisfactory discussion of all the
points VIII CHI in the legal construction contracts relating TO
real property their omat0n validity the evidence that affect
them and the modes Of resembling enforcing them That is
by profession, the
walls evidenced reached editions
England this country last OF which
The the last English edition, which received many
additions learned author, Thai,
advertisement, additions
sive 'The writer he afterwards adds, has bestowed
and labor this than upon any former prodOcion.'
noes and references OF The American editor
American practitioner exceedingly
decisions leading authority Mr.
while there
single authority which peril
ncnt the many book making editors piled
undispnted points.
We ought American entirely The
American cited volumes
occupies dy pages double columns The index the work.
and thorough II
hundred Mem York Erening Post Oct 4 1851
vi For sale BY FRANCK TAYLOR,
Oct Washington, for the Publishers.
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Wine store, 10 WALNUT Atxset.
sssa sas s. y % sf
nss y sss y Galyea largely g 70
" IL ~ s svs. Is
By lie would follows, Wa . =
low and ss ss sis a.
~ ~ s4os A.o delicate Ase4au ~ sas.s n u
~ bottles pat up Earope which he challenges equal 70 any
The Maasana sheris. peculiarly aaspisd
20 - they strengthen without stimulating and have
Port wines, principally specially his sales consul
meIs from te stock OF ss opoto and Imported d.
These wines are fuy and delicate and have been highly APP
ali Ports and red wines pain.sd on such. a 3,' it
They and pnees IN boucn and ON dfaush ny
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port il. -
Persons suffering with chronic affection OF The bowels oanno'
nsdu vine. Of various Sorts dry rsh
and West Indies, seea &c. ac Ac on dang ana IN Does
AZ u the sparkling subscriber, Is well known that
other and sold al prices
nowin the market Which are
a has also champagne wine. qualities
retail Wholesale In he article OF eaTci
wines holds himself be judge and he
stock here from the Lowest price, BY the single
on wines he large ssck
present them from his vaults scoda bo'tc OF Bur
sai,,erno md Barsac always hand in bottles,
aas nonad Jordan cotenx extensive and number
many Hooks and Mosele from the cheapest sorts to The ve
hs W. OF Cognac and other brandes
Of eighth casks aud 1912 In
hhds "Dubouche 1874 in hds ON consignment which will
Also irish Scotch, Mononsahea whskey jamaica spirits
sold BY retail 70 IN any quantity desired
An goods delivered days Philadelphia, eg,
paid Orders promptly executed sent BY mail eioa
graph. 3 re ,.,o, s,,,,,rn a# RI
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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. General Agency and Law Once ~ Warrington
4 '-'--F ne atcI DING 4 WYLIE

TTT71El DE SEEDING WYLIE,
~. oaxs Butidinxs UeS 81
~ = Brovn's Hotel, WasAtsstos, b. Q.
fuAs DE sELDIN0 ANDREW WYLlE, IT,, having farlied
co partnership 81 Claims bsise
executive q before board Of CON
rams orxyn government arc prepared 20 give cf
fun faithful attention 20 Sl htuwss ta may be infuseq ~
,s ,assc They obtnns pensions, bousy
duties, claims sanx uader conActs usAs
rents, BE. =. 1. -
Andrew Wyle, will attend 10 law business with which
eT nimseT or he may any oi
Inc Dstiet or the Supreme Court the DATED Staies
cha. De SEEDING being United States commissioner, notary
pubic Of deeds for all the States Of the unon
ponf OF deeds which appeftaiD his
Charges regulated w the claimed
and the exten OF services required, .
lpost paid will receive immediate attention
S--diy fHts .1. CIV 3f tUt
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Francisco, California.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Francisco, California
RxyxnrscKs Hon g. w Inge, NJ O., Alabama John Taylor
Mobile, Alabamai Messrs Rhodes Wright, Co., New Or
leans Louisiana Henry Clark Tarbo.o' North Carolina
city; j. r. sacy, boston, Massachusetts, Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May7-2awly
Anew York and California millionaire Association
IN thousand dollars Capital 81
O00 limited be obtained by influential
capital special admitted in
with New York. free
sonal liability the Of 81 000 cash. and
shares issued therefor, cent annually
prospect doubling whole safe operations
United States under the direction and
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN, Il. .#a
As the General Partner and Chief Agent ofie Company,
#..4 tf a#se#a#tt No. II Wall street, New York.
responsible throughout the Union
obtaining with the United States, upp
association, be employed nj diff
line aud vessels be made
available for the nails and freight to and
ROM Europe, Asia, Afica and the Americas.
large business doing with Cafor
MIA the Pacific and long the supply Of gold continues
goods will asonish the
liberal views and calculations therefor And 70 meet this
thereby h. Is being formed,
der the firm and style Of o. HOLDEN * CO.,
Mercantile, Commercial,
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000.
Feb2-u
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CUPEIlIOR Daluerrcot ypes First ~. H.
y WfEUR extended field of his operations
ground any the Ills galleries
between ~ and 9th
No. 2o7 Baltimore Baltimore; broadway and Leonard
street. New No II Main street, Rchmondi
street. Pstersburg Main Norfolk; and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia IL. f l4a ~ Hats NsN+ II WV
Ills finished electro daguerreotypcs
extraordinary insung faithful and highly finished
ikencsses IL a fcw seconds.
The Rotary ground by j. H. Whtehurs gives
airy and living appearance 20 the picture. @st& @
than thirty thou
pictures annually and have given dissatisfaction This
Of the superiority OF his ltkenesses
H. w public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery fuckers store where free
exhibition ii pictures will be given. tsft +.t =
unusual competition In dncuccotypcs the
recent he awarded the fret
medal by the Judges. Alb -t
ofevery description copied and norton
attended 10, Nov 28-dly
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DRIVATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman, who
received good education, and resided In Paris,
obtain the position companion young per
I private family Of responsibility.
References family
parties the highest respccaby either this country
in Engand
Address Alex Vance, 100 post oce oswcgo, New York.
Mar