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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
Trouble in the Mexican Boundary Com
mlaAlnn.


We have ct various times received letters
from our correspondents in the Mexican Boundary
Commission complaing bitterly of the general
management of the Commission, and especially
of the action of Commissioner Bartlett. But as
these charges have not come 10 Us properly sub
stsntated, we have regarded them rather as
growing out Of unavoidable circumstances con
nected with such an enterprise in such country
than as matters suitable 10 be brought before the
public, Still various events which have attended
the progress Of the Commission such as the muir.
der of the wagner Tenant near San Antonio,
and the lynching affair at Socorro, have seemed
70 prove at least a gross want OF control on the
part Of the head of the expedition, and that very
bad men were in important subordinate positions.
Accordingly, in order that all sides may have e
hearing, we now give place to statement from
Mr.. JONATHAN CHAMBERLIS, late superintendent
OF the party Of Mechanics attached to the expe-
dition. Mr.. ChAmberlin has been for many years
in the employment Of the Governm ent, and brings
satisfactory testimonials Of responsibility. De
informs Us that be was discharged by the Com.
missioner in consequence OF alleged disrespecsful
language he was however, requested to remain
IN NIbIBc u LIZ uAlA~s ~ LlSAb W Llpple o
the Typographical Engineers nov in charge Of
the Astronomical party, bat decided to come 10
Warrington and the North in order to lay the
state Of things before the Administration and the
public The following 10 bis statement:
10 ne Editor 4 The Ts1sne
SIR-Itis my duty 70 make known the deplora
bic state OF TIE Mexican Boundary Commission.
owing chiefly TO the improvidence, weakness and
-.
Bartlett The many serious difficulties that have
occurred siDce the starting Of the Commission
have been due 70 wan. OF decision Of character
Oh his part to bis failure 70 exercise a proper
authority, ard 70 his neglect 70 provide for The
comfort and pay Of the men Had these things
been properly attended 20, and had the Commis.
sioner firmly exercised bis authority, there would
have been no trouble. IL Is also owing to his i'm
providence in LOT laying In suitable proviaions,
that the Commission IS now brought to 4 com.
plete stand sill, and though It has been on the
ground for some FIVE months, has ACCOMPLISHED
nothinS-save the taking Of some Astronomical
observaiious-and cannot accomplish ANYTHING
before .te month of August next, when a fresh
supply IL provisions will be received.
Difficulty occurred before the Commission had
got out OF the hsbOr OF New-Iork The party
Of mechanics and lAborers, consisting OF thirty.
two men, were assured by the Commissioner,
previous TO going on board the stesmer Galveston,
which vas to transport them 10 Indisnola, Texas,
that suitable beFths had been provided for them
But after the steamer was under way they were
informed that the open deck was the only place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
Il. the Prouosed Canal Loan n state Debit
TuasdAv Aprii -.

NEW-lokk 1ucsuhlf AP'h -
MIR. EDITOR The highly flsttering notice you
gave my communication In yesterday mornings
Tribune, induces me once more to appear before
YOU and try 10 allay the passion have been most
unintentonally the exciting instrument l may
have mistaken my name and baptism, and Will al
lew you to know best, as editors are presumed to
have less of human falbity than falls to the rest
of mankind Amused with the plausbiity OF your
reply, desire to understand more perfectly the
new process of contracting debt that after all is
not debt. To enable you 10 make the matter
more lucid to my dark apprehension, permit me 70
state my entertainments. What then are the
attributes of the nine millions obtained by the
State to complete more speedily the enlargement
of the Canals Has il the character of gitt,
deposit or q loan Please say which Mr. Editor.
But "fke Canal revenues are dedicated eIclu-
Sipeis 10 one purpose, and that alters the case.
Now, Sir suppose that ell legitimate borrowing
and loaniDg OF money 10 predcated upon some
prospective revenue, and the designation Of that
revenue 10 be applied TO the given purpose, and
no other does not change the character of the act
or make il other than bona fde debt. Most II
not all the original Canal debt was thus created.
Salt Auction, and Canal revenues were spechcal-
ly pledged; ., IL, >.
pds." Let new Improvements be adoPted--a
thing not unlikely in this age Of progress-suPer-
seding the Canal and Destroying ito productive.
ness, though the State might not legally be called
upon 20 pay, yet should abe refuse, how long be-
fore we should hear the cry raised Of Mississippi
repudiAtoni
AZ failed to give a satisfactory illustration in
my previous communication. permit me TO try
once more and for ell. ! desire to build "a edi-
fee for my son and appropriate certain income
for that purpose and for that only. My son, Anx.
ious for the early completion of the structure pre-
walls upon me 10 obtain loan predicAted upon
the specified appropriation and upon that only
I eaA . 1aht 4baf xisfh Ia
fore, having all the attributes Of indebtedness
To me ii really seems 90, though TO you It may
seem questionable. TRUTH.
We congratulate our correspondent on
the docile frame Of mind he evinces, and
proceed to try and let in little light upon
his doubling and embarrassed mind.
The question is whether the nine mil
lions OF certificates proposed to be issued
to the parties snlarging the Erie and COM
pleting the Genesee and Black River
Canals constitute 4 debt within the limits
of the Constitution, and therefore forbid
den by it, except on special vote of the
people.
Truth inquires-if this does not con-
stitute debt, what ii is whether a Gift,
q deposit or a loan J We answer that, as
far as the State is concerned, it is neither;
for the State does not receive gift, nor
become responsible for the repayment Of a
deposit or loan. The State has already
made an irrevocable appropriation for the
work, and intrusted the Legislature with
discretionary power in its execution. Par
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read by Mr.. Doheny. addressed to the PresIda.,
OF the United States, asking him to Appy for "a.
recall OF Sir E. l.. Bulwer and resolution ga,
also adopted, inssrucsins the Secretary to rssu.,
the above communications to hr. Bell. and /,
form him that they were not satisfactory to TIA
meeting.
A committee was hereuPOn appointed. NJ,
will meet sgsin at the Sbakspere Hotel, On rbp-.
day evening next, to take further action on -,
subject.
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THE OLD SToRY.-The Evening'P Post of yes.
terday, states that "the people in this quarter
honestly believe that debt like the nine million
loan, resting upon such uncertain security, would
be most dangerous basis for the issue of bank
notes" This lie the old story. The Canals are
uncertain security" and the people may lndvery
likely will have to be taxed to pay for the en-
largement What a pity the Erie Canal was
ever made What misfortune that such man
q. De Witt Clinton ever lived
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Loss Of Brig TouquIn-Crew Saved.

Boston, tuesday April -
The bark A. G. Hill, arrived a. this port this
morning from Msrseilles, reports speaking on the
25th inst, in lat 81 ls, long. So Is, ship J. e.
Humphrey, from New. Orleans. bound for Liver
pool and took from her Capt Pickett and crew,
nine in number, belonging TO the brig Tonguin, Of
and for New York from Cardenss, with a cargo Of
200 bids sugar and 80 bids molasses, she hav'
ing been abandoned on the 10th inst. off Kun
Key, dismasted and in q sinking condition
The A. G. Hill, on her outward passage. Dec.
Is, lat. Sc Is, long. IS, passed wrecked brig
of 200 tnns, apparently new vessel, and hailed
from Gardiner.
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Important from Canada.

MONTREAL, Tuesday, April 49,
Dispatches are Just published from Earl Grey
to the Governor. General, according TO which the
Imperial Government will not object to reduc
tons in the Civil list, and will recommend the
British Parliament to pay the Governor. General
of Canada; but in return will remove all the
troops except from the garrsons Of Quebec and
Kingston, and will charge the Province with ordt-
nance, Canals and barracks, also with presents to
Indians. Earl Grey does not think this will tend
to separation of the Colonies from the Mother
Country
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS

NEW CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH." '...a0u.
sfew days since Of new church Of the sss 40
order In thai city We now learn that Il ns =. s.ss 70
eemsry step. In accordance win tho Avs" "A iusasg
form religious society and elect Huss' .,.r.s.sa
from, The well Known character Of The PafH" Rss
we predict se rapid grswh Of this new .sas s
TkoDas X Beecher young clergy 40 " 80 ma 1a ~
s@eeber IL ely ad call 10 Baltimore, 80 foesdoss q
sss have gone these bad be been pefmS ,ha dsy. IL
~, I.I,tpse AZ present We rejoice thai De palpisr
a - a. Haa Csi.~bsa-ths< per, Of is " psfS
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fanny Lind.

BMTIN0RE, Tuesdsy, Aprl y.
Jenny Lind's final concert in this city will come
of at the Musical Fund Hall on Friday evening
next the proceeds of which will be for the bene'
it Of Der orchestra.
She will arrive In New-York on Saturday, the
Sd Of May
The proceeds Of the sale are to be devoted to
charitable purposes
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~ distractions have been received from the
Treasury Department directing the revenue Of
fcsrs strictly to enforce the provisions Of the act
Of March . 1893, requiring, under heavy pen
atty, masters, both Of United States and foreign
vessels, on arriving within four leagues of tie
COAT, 70 have on board duplicate manifesss OF
their cargoes
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Cooking Stoves FoR WINTER AND

sr~nHR-A large assortment 4; tbs New YOrk Stove
Escforv vhoesae ana retail Also Tn saEers for barn
nc charcoal win or viii, nut boiler holes prices s. %
s3 ircuciug pans Sumner Bakers and furnaces FOR
bqrpng hard or son coal wood. warrauted 70 bake
psteg furnaces for hearpg fs irons. sumner Range,
o. btroing had coal a new AZ ice CAbne.mAkef's
stoves Emperor article The ceseorsted independent
sirtight Summer aud WIpieT COotiDg stoves Fsranrd
" III cs.es m b,Es soves delivered free Of charge
New yaseFespers snd Others are invited 70 ca ~ eS-
anime the ocs previous ~ making purchases 30 Oran1-
90 I, W. 30, Ff NICHOLAS Corr.
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TRIAL TRIP OF TEE HUNBoLDT.-The mag
nifcent new steamship Humboldt, Of the Hsvre
lire. Will II lake her trial trip to day. She was to
hvae proceeded TO sea yesterday afternoon. bat
the toe as so strong as 10 prevent her leaving
pier without injuriDg the Goats Of her paddle
Wheels
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I.nnx Lind In RaltImorr.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, April -.
Jenny LDds concert has been postponed sill
Thursday night. Jenny Is fatigued ana unwell,
caused by Pittsburgh rOwdy ism. She will conse-
Guently give but one concert in Baltimore.
We have no mail south Of Richmond.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, April q.

The receipts aimee yesterday have been, FLOUR
$500 bbs; WHEAT, q 600 bushels; CoRS 10000 ditto
Western Flour is 10 demand a. unchanged prices 1890
bbs sold At IS IS for Michigan WHEAT 10 steady and
firm In Com there lie less doing and The market tends
downward Ohio WmsKY 10 2Oic with small sales
FREIGHTs are - before reported.
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Large Fire.

CHARLEsrowS Macs, Tuesday, April p.
The large morocco factory OF Christopher Solus
was destroy ell by fire this morning. Loss $4,000
of which $4,000 is insured in the Charlestown
Office. Several dwelling houses were injured.
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The Stsnmsr Florida at savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, April q.
The steamship Florida, Capt Lyon, from New
York, arrived st her wharf at o'clock this morn
irg-sll well.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30.

FIRST OF MAY.-Those OF our subscribers about TO
change their residence will obge by leaving their ad
dresses at the counting room.
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Sailing of the Falcon from New-Orieans-
state Nominations.

NEv-ORLEANs, Monday. April y
The steamship Falcon sailed 10 day with 60
passengers for Chagres, for Havana, and 90 for
New York.
The Mississippi Union Convention will be held
next Monday to nominate candidates for Gov
ernor and State officers.
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~ PHILADELPHIA subscribers to The Tribune will be
regularly supplied with the paper 65 cents per month
by the Agent w. b. ZIEBER, Phird-si below Chestnut
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To Correspandents.

do believe il possible that slaves have been
the United States from foreign countries The pas
ssgs Of the law ioibdding Il.
NJ Leris-Ihere Manual labor School al hcGpwve Cort
land NH. It's called Central College, Mr. Grosvenor IS
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HrAp-OUARrERs REMovEp.-KELry

FERepsoS's Wholesale and Retail WINDOW sHABE
sroRk, 1871 BkoADwAY-Perscns wsnuag Snsdes 9uI
and Shade frmmngs can md ne beat assortment 10 The
civ a. above Dealers supplied. No sccond pro6A Al
shades warranted 10 stand any climate some new pa
ters OF Gold, Birds and Flowers hal csnno1 b seen
any other store Prices lower than elsewhere. Cal aud
safi,fV yourselves. sl2MWkSd
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ets....NEw-oRLEASs, April %.

The sales Of CoTTON this morning were 5000
bbs at AN easier prices Middling being al ~ 0l0c
FREIcHTs TO Liverpool are firm. CorroS 10 taken sI 3D.
STERLING EXCHANGE 10 al tOQloI.
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uarkets....ALBANY, April %.

The past "a hours receipts have been FLOUR,
5000 bbls; WHEAT, none; Corn, 1900 bush rLoUR 10
steady but active with sales Of 700 bills WHEAT
In frmQsss Of haldars eharta opera
lions AGO bush sold at 20 for Genesee. Corr 10 noI
scve but we have change to report ssles 500 bush
at6e8 SCOObuIh Of OATS changed hands at 45c.
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New ORLEANS, Saturday. April Is
Six companies OF the 7th Infantry, from the JEFF
ferson Barracks have arrived in this city they
are on their way TO Texas.
Mile Parodi and suit arrived here yesterday
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Drnth of an OnlcinI lad NNnshIngton.

WARRINGTON, T0esday April y
Gsjor Mullay. of North Carolina, Principal
Cerk in the Indian Bureau, died suddenly AZ his
desk today.
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~ SlOO.OO Womb Carpctings. Oi

Cloths, ke, al the Wholesale WsreroOns Of WILLIAM
Mc0soRTy lS6 william st. Sd or nom Palton-st, are
now ArOwp open. Tie large stock OF CsrpsuRg on
Cioths &e viii be retaed chesp for cash Those 10 want
wosh DO weA to cal early and examine the CAEpeangs.
az lmMonWedASa
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In SUNSHINE OR IN SHADE.-In damp
ErreRTs TO CoNrRoL PUBLIC MOLINA

T1ox ALWAYS FIiL IN THIS CoUETRY.-0ENiN merely
seess 10 crafty H. sod by pleasant coincidence hls Lead
Ing style for the SprrR Of 1901 seems 70 nave ne
GENERAL taste Bu while respecting the Republican axiom
mai lbs VIII OF The majority ought 70 govern ne goros
.Sstnst ALI dissatisfaction the part OF the minority 0y
presenung great variety OF styles from which gentlemen
ssn select the they deem most becoming. Inere ~
one user 10 relation 10 bis Has In which GENiE never
nsrmits 4 vtolstiop-h = the price Four DoLLAn
OEHiN 2l4 Broadway, opposite 81. PauFs
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U FowLERs 81 WELLS, Psychologists
and Puhnshers Clinton Hall Isl Nassansl the Park

COOKING Stoves AND SUMNER BAKERS.
Persons In want OF Cooling Stove OF Summer Baker
viii find Il 20 their advantage 10 call al SoSa Water 81,
where they will ind a large assortment warranted 10
bske al reasonable prces Also, q 4 Warnings Stoves
with repairs for The Lion Stove, Common sense Stove
Kitchen Common Sexse and Republican Cooking Stoyes
Az p. A McPHESsoS, 2SSi Wster-sL
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LooKiNs-GLAss WAREHoUsE.-R

Akpt hsGsLASp, Wholesale Deaer and Manu- Actnrer OF
Lcokng Glasses and Importer of Looking Glass Plsos.
~ Corunnesl, n Y, hss In splendid AssoTt
msal % OFn&neutcd, Plain Pier ana Nanel GesseA
Aso an ususua large OF Mahogany Frame Gasscs
suitable for The WesieVr and sOalhern trade Jobbeu
and dealers N general VITA DO well 20 call and exam.
hoe this sock and prices Previous purchasing elsewhere
theu Abilities for manufacturing importing Ihelr own
Plates enable hem ~ eel lowc han any olher house 10
sbs city. I4 SmMWS
N B-Merchsnts having orders 70 hn foS canforuis
Wssi Indies. OF Other msrke<s would do vel 10 call
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By telegraph to The New.YOrk Tribune.
Ss.tAern Ma,n1 TsssyA Qs en- HarsFtT a.4 BtaVfT a.

II For additional Telegrsphic Dss
patches, sec Third Page.
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EF BARGAINS IN Straw GOoDS, as
cheap not cheaper Than any wholesale resSN store In
New Y0fk A handsome assortment OF Ladies, Misses
anc BOys BAGs Of almost every knd, al
YOUNG'S. St Bowcry,
ais 2wMWASs between Grand and Heser sts.
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RrMovAL-F-H. McELRoY, Merchant

vsoy lste OF Isl having Removed bis new Store OBS
Broadway would call the attention OF bis numerous fnends
and the pablo generally 10 his splendid stock osessoneoe
Goods Comprising among other articles large And vsroo
nssortRept OF Cloths Cssimeres and Vesngs OF french
Epssb and American manufacture, OF the Newess eno
mos su Derb STYLES Also, extensive and well selec1eo
MOI on enlsmeps Furnishing Goods consisting IN psrt
ri siia Me,ipo Oossamer and Wooden Uadershiru and
n,swsrs Gloves Handkerchief, Stocks. Snspender,
Ho.srv &e DC r. II Nee. feds confident from his long
and business connection with the first houses 10
New York that be ia fully competent TO compete win anY
nine, 10 his line 10 this city esewhere.
cal rom the fashionable 10 respectfully solicited.
$50 m r. II McELROY, 685 Broadway.
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PArfNr TArEsTRY.-Three-ply and
Patent Tapestry Ingram Cpe,ug at The famous Carpet
Ing Esisbsh sept 30 Bowery HISAM ASOESsoNs Three
NV Carpets IS cd 7s Sc, Sc aud Ice per yard Eng-
tk lpersIn CaTpes SIS ~, Sc and e. per yard Floor
Oielolks, So DE- and Sc per yard Wonderful bargains
every day
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UNIoN SoUARg PROPERTY AT AUC-

UNION SQUARE PROPERTY AT AUG
T1os We via The sterton VI capitalists aud others 10
TIE rsremptor ase OF valuable Res Estate By ANTHoSY
RlEEcEER This Day, a. ~ o'clock ~ the Merchants
Fxchsrge CONSISTING Of The splendid properly kno~n ..
Nos "a is snc 10 UniopIo the southeast corner o.
Fifeerhtt Afo the block Of houses and e1 situated
or the west sice Of Secondary. be.ween Twentieth and
Twenty frat including the so7th Tes corner OF TweD-
tyhrstG; TWO building lots on HeEiy -anta o., heH
FlfAv and one lot on EiEheeLthst near the second.
sv Also al l0t O'Clock, a. the Real Estate SAes Rooms
Broad-st AZ extensive assortment OF beautiful ffencn
Rose Bushes anc Pear Trees jgfl arrived per sno spen
did from Havre, france Catalogues now ready q me
of6ce OF the Auctiopeer, Broad Of 1881
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" Reader do you wish Tor an elegant
and cheap Carpet Then Immediately repair 10 81 Bow
cry HIRAM ANDrRsoNS where you can ind al ths heart
wish English Three ply Carpets 6s Cd, 70 IS aud
" per yard lnsrsln Carpets Sc, d., %, bs; kuga 4Osi
Table Covers, 81 &c.
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" PASSAGE in the STEAMSHIP BRoTH-
ER JONATHAN for Chsgres Nay 49, may be obtsined By
annlieAlIoo To la3O 81 sTrHsoN & Co, l9 Walst
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Rr STRAW BoNNETs-SPRiNG STYLES.
-Lsaies have you seen j. Il HARLEYs sDleodd AssoTt.
ment OF Ladies ard Msses Straw Bouneisl II not 20
by ell before you bus elsewhere NOQ will regret
lift you do rot tie hM Bows and Mems Straw Hats al
OF which be will sell al fair prices Do not forget
s2s AhAWs j. H HAsLEY, 40 halden.iane.
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~ There is nothing that gives zest to

ones dress much hands me htung Boot, which
article you get I'll COrandst under the Merchants
Hotel Give them call Had you will be ABLE 10 selects
ne article in the way of Boot Shoe or Cater IRON telr
- THE OoCTOR.
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W Those about gong to Housekeeping
woad do well to call at GORMANS 100 Canal ST. before
purchasing their china and crociery ware, 80 he keeps
large assortment sells remarkably low aad withsl Is Just
the man gVes one pleasure 10 deal with 20 ooe go all
Evening Mirror.
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HUTCHING's VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BIT1ERs The uGerngs Of mankind, arising from the
want OF sufficient exercise from being cramped up Ia
irventAled rooms that the digestive organs Sc
rOusy impaired 10 marvelousy great when It 10 cOnsd
cred thai 90 excellent purifier OF the system and remedy
for the Dyspepsia and kindred complaints so readily
no procured HUTcHINGs famous Vegetable Dysoephs
Bues Fhe price 10 hut 81 Gems bottle and thousands
have derived from It's use. We commend II TO The aiing
with the full assurance that II will be the OF
storing them health The principal Office for its sale
10 at 10 FultOnsi
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BARNUM S.-StTangeTe as well as clllZens
vii find spendd bill OF attractive merit announced for
to dsy This afternoon. q domestic drama 10 which
Mr. Kent will appear. FOR the evening, the celebrated
play Of the Serious Family As usual no doubt the house
will be crowded
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GIVE rHEM CANISTER This was the

GIVE THIN CANISTER tbs was TUG
CRY OF our officers the battle OF Buens Vtta when
body Mexicans within musk shot OF our bat
eriea Housekeepers who assaied by Bed-bugs and
Cockrosches we say you. give them canister -LYcSs'
Canister 10 other words LYONS Magnetic Powder which
10 sde up 10 so cent causters The Rats ans Nice, being
bigger than insects require balls insesd Of powder 30
give them LYONS Magnetic Pills They will lay them out
Al fast rs You can bury them Depot 42 Brosd way New
York T V B FOWLER s Co NeHburgh, N Y. s29 81
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EXPRESS THROUGH TO NEw-ORLEANs
IN sEvEE DAYS We shall send Freight Parcels &c per
Steamship Winfield Scott. STIssoE K Co l9 Wall'st.
as q
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U 500 will be given 70 tho friends Of

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