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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
UNLAWFUL FOREIGN EXPEDITIONS.

We published, in our last brief but pthy
and decisive Charge by Judge CATRoN TO the Grand
Jury at the Court now being held for the middle
district of Tennessee. We insert to-day supple
mentary charge to the Grand Jury on the same
subject And. in connexion with this and analo-
gous cases Of unlawful and criminal enterprises,
we ask the attention of our readers to the follow
ing remarks by a Kentucky paper, and especially
to the passage which we have placed in italics,
which presents grounds for suspicion atleast, that
criminal designs against the territory Of Spain are
still entertained-in the West, and probably, if
there, elsewhere also.
rRom THE MEMSHIs (rEHH.) IAsLI OF sEPTfMsER l6
JUpsr CArRos's CHARaE.--We copy to-day the charge
Of Judge Caron delivered the Grand Jury in Tennessee
Judge CArRos is Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, Southern and Democrat kEsTucxr
is in bis circuit and the next term Of his Court in this
State be will doubtless deem his duty repeat this charge;
for is beyond question that there law breakers here
well as elsewhere. p4
The dle the proAgae the reckless, and the thoughess
may indulge their exravagant notions and attempt to bully
grave and sober citizens into silence schemes
but they will be queed and made yield obedience to law
There s wel-dsciplined mind true republican, ne
vru0us clzcn, Is easueu ~
in the world Of propagatng repubcanism and promoting
liberty among other nations is to prove ourselves obe-
dien to our laws-in other WORDS to prove ourselves
pabe Of self government Unless do this our vaunt-
ed system Of government is fraud and cheat which, 30
far from being worthy to be set example to other
people, would deserve their contempt rather than respect
We take this OCCASION in this public way to call attention
of the authorities Of the United States to the fact,
,cich notorious one, that there persons in the State
of Kentucky who have been violating the laws Of the Union
by setting foot hostile expeditions against Power with
which the United States peace and with which they
have treaty amy Notwithstanding the defeat Of Lopez
fear that the scheme of revoluonzng Cuba by armed
forces raised in the United States, in violation of the laws
treaties honor and faith Of the nation, still entertained
The District Attorney and Marshal Of the United States fo
Kentucky should not relax their vigilance.
The charge Of Judge CArRos is just honest, and manly
precisely what his duty required from him The publication
Of is due only public honor and interests but is
real kindness those who mediate the violation of the laws
Let them be warned in time.
We shall if certain uey patriotic persons will denouncs
Judge CArRox they have denounced President FILLMoRl
for his attempts uphold the laws and honor of the country
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27

Brevet Brgadier General HENRY WHITING, As.
sistant Quartermaster General in the United States
Army, died at St. Louis on the 18th instant. His
death was sudden, and supposed to have been
caused by an affection Of the heart. He entered
the army in 1908. His remains are to be taken to
Detroit for interment. The Detroit papers speak
of him as gallant soldier and true Christian gen.
tleman, whose death is deeply regretted in that
community, where he was universally honored and
beloved.
The Buffalo Courier pays the following tribute
to his memory:
seen. WarrISs was an old and tried soldier be has
been forty years in the service having entered the
in 1905 Of Dragons He brevetted to cap
tancy in 1914 for meorous services He in the
tey for years. but for about twenty years has been in
che staff. He was brother Of Maj. Whiting Of the lst ar
lery, and father Of Henry M. Whiting, 4sh artillery. He
also has in the navy. Gen. Whiting was breveted
Bgader General in s4s for his services in Mexico and else
where In addition his high standing citizen and SOL
der, Gen. Whiting Of 6ne literary tastes fond Of
historical research and by study and application had become
excellent scholar He paid time much attention to
the aborgne their history, traditions, and inform
ed prepared volume on the subject"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27

We learn from the Post Office Department that
the lock submitted under the recent advertisements
of the Postmaster General, by Mr.. HENRY G.
JONES, Of Newark, IN. J.) having been preferred,
the head of the Department has concluded 10 enter
into contract with him for the supply Of all locks
required for the ,Oay n'ails provided he will enter
into the usual stpulations, which will no doubt be
cheerfully complied with.
The contract for locks for the great through
mails is awarded to Messrs. McGREooR and LEE,
OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
We are desired to state that all mail matter for
Salt Lake, New Mexico, should be sent to the Post
Office at Independence, Missouri. The mail leaves
each terminating point on the first day of every
month.
The mails for New Mexico will leave Indepen-
edence on the first of each month, and arrive al
Santa Fe BY the 29th, returning from Santa Fe by
the same schedule.
The Postmaster General has made the necessary
arrangements for the conveyance Of these mails in
four or six-mule coaches, waterproof, and each
to be accompanied by guard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08

I'HE STAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOS srfosr HAS
tne ub Of hi way 10 his decision in the 81 the
trVtH o kestrs Bertn Ryerten, complained Of for MS
dnearer IN violating the ordinance relative Tho
9nten not fmtcd before him. his deciscn
w sayors rght to revoke the cenes o. the Grand ani
sp stree st,ser y wholly gratnitous This qu tioa
MOI dscutsf becre the VII
sr prapted th, the omnbufses on this line vs,r not
nttu because nJhe cfes, the Mayor had revoked "
heensts The documents siEnel ~ the Mayor T. thst
entc were presented hut there not any witntss who
rteo thai the drivers had knowledge Of ,uch
uen fe question a the Mayors right Of alton Of
res b,ttre tvcrson's licenses remains uateWehei By
yuttte nniorf and bis decsion,it Is confidently be
htN. "h be reversed We must. however, commend the
shtt4tet Tor recommending 20 the Common Council
encnent - the trdintnce take fcoa the Mayor
RS present. desrote poser 20 maize and continue stage
ho he ana 70 throw licenses 20 respectable
,uLeh 40 vWfng two horses sud stage, may apply for
tatnh spch measure would put end 20 tis odioua
monopoly hnd give TO opportunity In the
Noa whe ~ the tsne time IL would al rd far hettr
ooumoa'bena 70 the pnbho. EQUAL RIGUrS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08

[ .oxNooa Iron --oAl-,oN TO rnE runLIc Asp

I owMooR IRON IcAurioS TO TnE PUBLIC AND
10 WT.k cnoeHsn ksq, Taunton foeoraotivs worS.-
Dsar ST. receives ths letter The Lo~moor comrsn1
100 forihs Perssa phic Il eIliseS and joia ,as
Cook tie n isss ye s,s gSs a. NE
IN position es has ioS ssis past been rr,s
erir ard spurious sries the tieoo real Lowm5er Irons
to pSs 81 s S, 'ss s'ad sSSr
as. Letter entire y ,hs spsrsr, and he dine
eetainins seaune owm.or lou either sppyits drscs
We . sn. q Ss sSs S ss
the sstss ss.sr emsrs na war sss rSso
h we tnov Jn are equally srous - ourselves that this
parties We hink N ,Ssl ~ go rs s,y
.ien publish me Iovmeor CO... letter ba, il !. .Ssry
We must bet take without yOur sancion requesting which
=, lcni earliest eenyenicnee for John Pinch Son.
WIN great respect ''' ''a' Scas Fssu Som
Jonr FrSc,, sen x,q Dos,ou-bSs. err Your sssssmsi
favor . the I'm instant cane av h,nd. aad iaras my
more sy- nv preposi,ish q su
"''' ''''f''' and remain yours w s.s'SssocxER.
Was pnsnyosp roansluEs. SEPT. 18th, $50
Ysss a.o Sss BEEN sa sl1as Us co
s.a wh2 Ns hsye hsS re rsssrs q ,esns hs,s and who
srSusht 70 OUT inosisdss sss that We trus, You viii con-
:T sSr q .sr Vgu SSS . ;As
s a.: 20 ns q; ssfa yss . s
our have often proved Of very eseeent quality
"rls.sd msI. have .sf s sps si
sp'ss sss S 4
being any ysrsuon IN our quality snd enterns fniiv
nron suec we learned from him that two thirts AZ
esst o. All Tyres bearing supposed
they having cross thus between cur mark n low
o. no such thing and heard u IA be-
,srs S.u ssst being Nj Cooke saw, simple Lowmosr
,so a sSs SST !. sf %ss: s ss..s
.ns United states We feel much injury and
os the purchasers Of such inferior iron Il
W fr,t OUT 9.n e,srASter being most unustiy naxes;
agents. Ls.. Finch would meet With immediate
ana through them all parties can rely upon cuy
trust this explanation will be suncsns
ne liberty We have tasen. and only express
70 Mr. Cooke for having brought his beore
MS IL ~ any time csa in any Wv be OF service a. vow
you should visit this country IL would nueh
20 not hesitate erployss be useful
nns nave the honorf remain, air Your chedsns
Aunbs servaaA HfRD, DAWSON HARDY,
Lcwmeo compAnS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08
INSTRUCTIONS.

NLoCUTIoN- FRANCIS RUSSELL, PROFESSOR oy
hoeuton respectfully snaounees that he sprspared 20
instruct essseg and indvidu ala Mr. refers classes he
Is now nsruetipg in the Theological, Seminary Twentieth
streets New York University
ks ard TO several clergyman lawyers aud others
row studying With him. TernsFor scours q ten private
lessons OF hour each SIS. For classes members
otursc Of ten lessons So each. For ave read
rss from shaktpeare and other writer's circles
twenty i've men bers 81 each. Instructions given At Mr.
RS rooms No 2S broadway, or at private rotideaeee
HooK. KEEPING, ARITHMETIC &C. THOROUGHLY
- tsughtby :. RsNvfLLE, 2s9 Broadway Zach stu-
dent separated End carefully instructed and s enabled
readily apply in practice the Impaired 70 him
OIen DAY asd evening Terms mo ierste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08
THE BALL SEASON.

THE ANNUAL CLAY BALL WILL BE GIVEN AZ
an. Nib1,' on Monday syenng March To- Tickets i've
chants Exchange; G. w. jenkins, Assistant Post
Post once James Kelly Bee kmsn street. E. Brooks N. "
Grand street austin Muir go Brosagsy d 4 Pestes
Draper, ~ Pine street, Carroll. 90 Water street, j.
Mercer corner Of Arm and Nassau streets j. PeekhAm
John street; James ". Taylor, Carlton House; John
White q VAL street, Jacob Mott Nassau s.re. n
Price Bank Of Commerce.; O. Her ring. Pine
water streets Ctas Leupp 20 ferry street. D. d.
ard Irving House Dclm onico Of Beaverap Will
Tribune.
CLAY BALL-TuE BOARD or MANAGERS WILL
meet on Saturday evening March sth. o'clock This
a. the last MEETING before the hall Pancul
all the members Is particularly Gentlemen the
various committees requested 20 meet easily by
JAS Oh PEySrER OGDEN. Prcsiic1.
L. HOWARD, seeIstary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08
AMUsEMENrs IN PHILADELPnIA.

RARNUMS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA-P. T. OAR
- mum, Manager and ProprictorH SANFORD Assistant
acknowledgement q Mr.. Booth. the celebrated
Booth will have this honor Of appearing
this week in Reasrd the lil-Nsw Nay to pay Old Debts
Hamle-lron -Apoetate-and Otheilo, By
the dramatic company The manager oongratulass
self this and looks suppors
OF HE patrons. Comedies and faroe5 ballads
every sternoon million OF onrosites in tho beautiful
saloons Admission al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08
FIVE Arts.

NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsiGx-ruE GALLERY
~ of the Aeadtny, 6sS Brasdvsv, opooeie Bond
sbtw'tadJ Tor The reception - pictures Tor the twenty
fixh arnuh tShhtion. srtisp requested - send in
the uFtnt list Of their works before the 10th o. Mtrsh
order thstUcy may " cent frfro he 10Th 10 the 18th
Of airs b irolnsNe Nv eryer o. he Ccureii.
H. sEkcOGCE, CcfttspondiEg Secretary, IA.
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9PORTIEG.

CENTREyILLE COURSE, L. I-TR0rTING-TuE
~ following eered By the rropretorPurse l.
$50 fer horses that money mile heats best
In rye 10 harness. No. $780, for that
wn purse over SD mile heats best thee In i've in harness.
no purse ~ LOT horses that verwon purse over t1
for hors,s that never $50 mile heats TO
wagon and driver TO weigh 800 lbs No. So
Tor stations mile heats best three in i've in harness. No
o. 6lt1 for pacing hores mile heats best three
in harness. MOI pu-se $780, for horses that
pure 500 mile heats best three in In harness,
Ne {. pure $50 tor hOrses that pursc
Slv mile beats best three in i've in harness No
S1O. for horses that $500 mile
heats In hainess Purses Nos. sl and s. to CONS OF
between the LIST and 10th 81 April; Nos and TO
between the 10th Of April and the May for
al the shove rarses close Saturday March Is. 1861 by 10
ooioek p. NJ kAddens Hotel 1ss Chatham square,
York Three each of the above purses make
JoEL coNKLIN Proprietor.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

DAssENGERs FOR TEE WORLDS FAIR.-PAssA0u
for Southampton and Gavre.rhc Unitod States Mail
steamer franklin Captain James A. will leave New
YORK on the fifth Of April touching ~ Southampton she
offers 10 persona wishing TO vim: London during de World
FAr crest Advsn tages. both in the ana
money Her speed and the comfort
gers are not surpassed by aoA
SAGE arrly to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. IS Broadway
NNoRLp'S MISUNDERSTANDING
W TO the Words Fair, by the st. Lawrence can havs
attention paid their business a.
In London Communicating their wishes by letter
J.R0DNEY CRoSKEY.
- U. s. Consul. Sou Hampton;
MARTINEAU, CKOSKEI CO.,
81 Thresdnsede st.. Lon son; or
LIVINGSTON. WELLS a co,
s. WLli street. New York.
w oRLos FAIR-Go ron The WORLDS PArR
W too late the ST lawrence he shipped
nesu, Croskey Co., H Threads ssaie street Londen In.
quire OF LIVINGSTON, WILLS x co,
6Wall stroes. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08

BROOKLYN MUSEUM PROPRIETOR AND MANA
- ger. Mr. N. Kent.-Prices retu .ed-Psrquetto. IS
cent Gallery l2h cents Benefit OF W. Derf saturday
March The viii with the
nautical drama entitled TOM CkINGLETom Crinsle Mr.
Clarhe Gypsy Jack, Mr.. Kent Fanny. Mrs. Dyot Songs
and nanees. To conclude with the romantic drama Of
VALkNTINR AND ORSON-Orson. Mr.. Derr; yaient tine,
Mr. Clarke; Prncess Mics Alberne Ag,tha Mrs Dyott.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08

kRANKLlN kUSEUh, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE-GuO
= Lea Sole Observation-Disclosures in PrivAts
Boxes CENTS Stage Seats SIN oonts; Boxes rs cents Par
quet 2 eenElegant Saloon perform every After
noon and Evening Entertainments
neon at O'clock and In tho evening half past7 The
tertanments varied and select be socr
81 no other place ef In New York consisting o.
LEAFS Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
being the largest Ara st the same tine moU
ss who selected for their beauty and aud whe
psrsonate number Il Desutl tsbeaux taken from The
pictures OF Anoienta ID modern times; company Arsl
ss who through variety OF tes.s Of strength and dex
.ersY hAdame Rosano tho only Female Jusgler in ths
81 exhibition ofMartlo ssusry unequsad the world &C.
gether with variety OF interesting every
ternoon and evening" For particulars bills Of day
pAN0RAMA OF THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS, AT
Washington Hall, COS Broadwsy.-0re. every evening"
exhibition TO Commence At IA oesck Admttauce IS cents
Also syery Wednesday Saturday afternoons 1T three
o'clock when children will be admitted for half price. De-
scriptivs catalogues l2x cents.
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BOARDING, so.


BOARD WANTED. Two FURNISHED OR UNPuR-
y pshed rooms witt closets IL possible with Board for
family cobsisrs Of TIVE ladies' gentleman The house
must coltsin bath. The pruuites win require be
CAPPED during the last week in April. References
EXCHANGED BY addressing letters to q. G. herald Once
BOARD WANTED A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT
~ large with pantry within ten
lanutes walk Wall Terms exceed thirty
dollars Per month. Address o. Allen. at this Office.
poARD wAHrSD IN THE couNrRv-FoR A LADY
~ aud enc child, nvc mon tbs old, New York. where
the Husband could out after o'clock Saturday
nsht and remain Sunday, and his place
busne's sunday eyenng or on Monday morning by
haf-past tocz None INT parties Of tho highest
speotati,y will 10 treated VITA Price not 70 exceed hye
six dosra week. Eysrythrg IRE Nc included Ad.
dfes Bosrdg Broadway Post once for four days giving
full particulars.
Two GENTLEsEs CANBE ACCOMMODATED WITH
BREAKFAST ard tea, and pleasant rooms town Re
fersnees siyen and required. address 81 ffth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08

yXykNTED-rOR SMALL FAMILY. TaE LOWER or
w upo,r psrs Of house. in the vicinity % 81 Lakes
Church Security given for rent required. address ST.
LpAes, al this ofhce.
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~>>eeN N'~~-NS ~S~-.s@>.~
$40 REWARD.-LosT. ON THs IRA OF MARCH.
" Foins lrvm Chambers street. New YorE 10 Brook
W. tma COLD Wstoh end Goid Chain The re
VIII te faid 10 thy person returning the s.mst
--4----- CbAS MOORE - OH slip New York.
g n kEWASD.-LosT, ON SUNDAY MIGHT. MARCH
!. ahity doll.r bill on The Ba.k q New York be-
inR 70 poor man. Tie fin ter will please hsnd it TO ~
s'etInF a. the Actor ncufc The above Lost aSins
~ ~ the ador House 20 Chambers street
ITO LhDdhs-oN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY e. ABOUT
r. ~. Joung lad'. IN psssns down Broadway, aud
'hes ehcrt ustnioe dwn Franklin vestwarl lost
an sftsie ~ probably ctnsider,Lle value TO she
oine SIN c6sk sad bonnet sad IL Ell ~ live IN
Neoid avenue. near Ninth street The gentleman who
y WI return her perty IL che viii leave her
tha ~ objections the Dca3 Store. "a Blocker
itrtet lev doors -est ~ rosaw'y addressed 10 r.
- rsAfkD or sToLfN-h HORSE Ard CART. WITH
- t'uf to'es o. goods from The OF RoEerv
Gtard tteeti nusttr ~ cart $50 whs-ccvtr has funI
We tahe sill rstarn the 70 ig West eighteenth
iTsst Nhi - spiislb rsrtsdsd fcr tAsir sroubis.
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nysICAL.

ITO AMATEUR vIoLINIsTs-A vIoLrHrsT Is WANT
ed Tor an amateur bants Ts syounF OF respccsa
hnity this will be source Of veil
meh For further particulars please address I. q. K
hernld Once.
NJUsIcAL BoxEs-JUsT RECEIVED, Lor or
IVA elegant mutoal loves rosewood and Iaao
oomrabsments; alrc, aline boxes for sale. by
EDWARD BACK. 81 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-08
PUBLICATIONS.

Era b. sorsL,H LAT1
TssrS s w .s d fS Ss c fSs n Ter.
%,.h. TIE r,gsag q tFrr Tale q iss r,s ss
Az Fools D.y Every Nan IN bi Tfas chsrs.'.r. As
Ps..Fs5. SSIs'i r.s no ssa
Fa ss, ~ s lAi sssss Il & rs1nf.
The rrst Christian Church Nioaragua Passsre Of
sss ssy feo% s a. r = r0 l:
Ms. barrett; sttEr.srs Wan Of business New 9ns.
sss New rsSd c6ar 4, hs sassr LIE aus,
hS sS Boi BE- x. lo f,s re s and
Is rg " LA Ts Viii TSS on; a 's's
o. s,r pr 'T snsu is I, :. r.,S al
vance ords should Be or~aSssi a. early
q rss,ls Lssss viii Os made With nc trade
i,ers ,stgs Bsss ,arpiisd city SUBSCRIBERS in
no,r ior At sr residences, 90 payment
net forward sfS one s.S r * ssr.
s'ss OTFSkSSS ls fs ss5s s.ss H
r,s fsS !, ns ns s q he ss
n ,us..isst, IN sny g,rs q New YORK o. Broeklyr.
ieMaenees On PAYMENT Of one dclisr, ,-,-.
sagarne. 10 forward dollar to the putshsrs when
. win he ssntior one year.
THE DAGUERREAN JOURNAL, EUgBER 7. rs NOW
~ soos s ssd q G 3 rr.ne c. The PRESENT ssSr
sS, e. new All ts,ss Ss1
The coios o. mature which discovery viii entirely
teae tb dpeuerreotyre. Tetms three dollars in
r. HugpHRy Publisher.
This journal practical a. well as se ao ia chsrsesr
--afimaa's Journal
gTHE NEW YORK HRaALD, AND ANY OTHER or
the daily or weekly pare-s always be had at No.
- Hudson street, between Rsade The
sswsrsrerst msssInss, Illustrated Londen News Bells
Life Puneh, snd All the periodicals prompt delivered
Newspapers mailed prnctuaiy to country suberbers
pager agent No. ~ Huason street.
nLD COUNTRY AND GERMAN NEWS Roos los
" Bowery, Qats seohanios Iusti.uteJ is now open
Seventy Engfh. Scotch, Irh and German
week; siso. lesdas bagazines and
wrtirg Materials snpeed Post pexs block orsu
morning till 10 In tie on R,-
ssy. Admission 81 cents each visit. No smolins no,
Rowssy, etsess uss'sr and Grand sssssss
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CLOTHrga.


NJ III BARRETT co, SUCCESSORS TO JOSEPH
-, fsneersl y Nassau street wholesale d., ers in
iLlldrens ard Youths Clothing, prepared
bt Que 81 the largest and varied assormcnt Ia heir line,
io W spring trade IN this ctY futed 20 the tate and
climate 81 portion Of the unton. We would specially
ea attention 20 our stock q Youths Sacks Ceaees and
fAntt lhdrns strno aud Slk Velvet braided Suits aud
saeha aud SHIRT Suits together wish ders
bic ardce in the line. Country Merchants lted 10
examine before rurch1siug. Goods freely shown
MISUNDERSTANDING AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT
~ wheleeale-Wo would call the attention Of merchants
New YORK fer spring purchases 20 cur stock Of spring
ard HumHs- Clothing which fer extent variety aud excel
srce O. msnuisctuTe and style much superior 20 hst q
any rme season. md feel assured must acct the
bAto 81 cie1g dealers all sections Of the country As
Of the firm vigts periodically the
kets purohEses rely having all the latest aud
STYLES d goods made Into -mcnt In veil known
o. hah ana ct rroes much lower houses
epsnt sclsly on this market An Inspection 81 stock
tssre purohssrs eewhere u respectfully solicited r. r.
We prepared fer the largest demand for Caorns
sleta!as Of every desorp tion, ut N sosest trces
ID. 4 j. DEvL1H,
Sand rs John street. corner u Rnassa.
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prepared the .rgeat demand for
sotaiss Of every description. ct IA Lowest trees
1snd rs John street, corner n rsss.s.
r sDiks or GENTLEMEN D9srRoUs OF CONVERT
clothing costumes, ars.rm araiturs watches and i,ssiry
W oe.sn ron se ht per cen. more than here
ISAAC o. LYON. No. wal stree.
I AIDES AND oENTLEsEN's CAST or cLo1HfsG-
- Gentlemen or far lilies having wearing apparel, swcry
for TIE sus,erber through o. otherwise wha viii
s'ene per- tppeintment. II. LES EFT. No. PARK Psce
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sAoDLERy, Sc.
NOR ,sALE-A VERY FAsr ROAD HORSE. SOUND
a,a it n All harness, and cold Tor want u use. Adj
srss' y, ~ thls otee'
brown chestnut msre eyears old lind, md IL hands
hish fast ~ very stylish an elegant wsson nssrly lew
blanket, snd All eomge,e. Price Tor ths whss ESTABLISH.
msnt tN 10 be told only in consequences Ct the owner
- coopsk 4 vAszANDr. No. q New street.
EAsnIoNABLk EoUIpAGE-To az SOLD cuEar-.
earsge makers in The city, ether With n tn son ssi
hsns Ae pair q hne sound earrisre horseI in sosd
Whole oeneen has been very LITTLE ued aud i BE- ssii g.
S o lover sss ro E.s IS Freq "A
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mcn ec,ehrsted ana genuine patent medicines Kel-
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