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COAL.

| X ANAWHA COAL-This very superior Can.
n mel Coal. from the Wet Virginia Coal Mining Con.
Rany-the hr offered in this BE- had The
THOMPSON Coal Yam, St. Chsllss ses conner Of jnis
ness, and DEI not snqp.
For orders of less than twenty bsues lihss ds
count VII De made. , JOHN G. BROWER.
rrden left at the Yard, at the Of B. RroWss
%. lamp st.. VIII receive prompt attention jag In.
THE THOMPSON COAL YARD. StCharles
street, corner Julia stFest.-Ths subscriber having
pq,Shs'sd this old yard and aid !. fsh gppy
and the old customer fthe Yard. the bet qualify Of rrrs.
Coal. JOHN n E10WESs
,E 0rden may be LEFT at the store of Blower = Co.
70: y lamp stIeet jail 1m3p
A NTHRACITE COAL-25O ton. Anthracite
:, ~ Ccal lSs Eeeiye ID for slls IN bslk b. he hhd
pitoulas ct. liaA adj cBEAN.WiLLARDk Co.
ClTY COAL YARDe-McBEAN, WIILARD n
~; keep con.taslly sn hand a thr Ysd. No b
t IShoIpS1,s T. s., :.oosd yard stevs Nor
~, s9ppy OF fsolig Anthraets. English and American
attended to. cIa ~
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NOTICES.


.sss,,,. MsaseGThs COMMITTEES appointed fs obtaining
ss ior Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. viii
s. sas HendeTson Gstnes, No. IS Canal street and
LoNsDALs. E's, No 81 ar.,r s..e, !, hs1en..,
u.s.. a g, cAMMACK, Chairman.
Second Msnieipenev Iv...-
% Ths Lectures . hs L,sses = - y -.
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS z SS3sS. = delivered on
The distinguished Dr. J. LAwRKsc1 G1'r1, Z
deliver twelve Lectures upon the sutjse & CS ,s.s
followed By other learned Professor upon sGv- x.Gos
Science, during the sontspiasa By a.
sting the Library and Lyceuu. rI 80 -
The admission TO the hole Ceurs az d..
% folo~s;
Season Ticket .dmsins gentleman two adss. ~ a
' nss %
" Tickets be obtained from the Lbrssiau Second
Municipality Hall. ,.2s
u Dr.. o. w. DaDeon. who's duty Il = - vaccinats
those Children Of the Public Second unicipaty
Who require and desire pssvsated
By schnes from doing he however, prepared
discharge duty and requests Prncpa and Teachs
the several Schools send such children his
~ 0hers desiring protection aganst the SMALL POx
respectfully invited to call at his ONCE It's Circus tu
x Notice b hereby given that Application bas bssn
made the Louiana Dupliese Ce,sid-
No ils3 dated Jsna is shss.s full paid) In
the Louisisna State Bant in JOSEPH NLER
the original Of which has misIaid W. BO0ARr
ia7sod Curator Of the Estate Of J. Fowler, H.
~ Nesies to Bss Ce.sunsrs-Ths eousunsu, of
GAS are noted that from the first day Of January Bulls
for Gas and Fixtures be be paid roa excpoo
and n all where this rule compsd bssors Ae sspk
ration Of each MONTH the spphy Of sss stu b a1sdd
By order the Board Of Drec.sss,
d'sam Pm. WOOD. rr.s...
- Notice.-Ths undss gned has rssumsd buslnsu On
his own sccouut and will aid in The liquidation ths as Of
ss house of LEvERIca Co., dissolved By tbs dsesa.. Of M.
EDWARD WALSH rso We LEvERICH
OvvcR Roam M JIun,s-~-,,.a
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WILL BE SOLD without No % Charities street.
w every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, 10 O'Clock. A, M
An extensive and well assorted Of GOLD JEwELRy
styles valuable Diamond Rings and Breaspns splendid Gold
Wachs Silver and Plated Ware rich Clochs
hante Ornamen Bronze do Lamps Of different styles
elegant Chinax fire Glassware Guns large
assortment OF Fancy Articles
Country Merchants Housekeepe Others
Terms cash. jal6 If
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nISSOLUTION-In consequence of the death
ing under the firm Of John DuR Riii3E u. cssssd
on the lst inst WILLIAM DURBRIDGE.
Executor of John DushridRe decessed
~ The business will hereafter Be conducted b. William
Durbridge -. NewOrleans, Jan. 10, 1851. ai9
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but in a veil sdsp,ss rrass n
SHERMAN'S
7 Il u S S
WILL EFFECT SPEEDY
GU R -.

ether rrs.s Y - .. .s,.s4 sisr.s sp.e
oea1 eeserps m7sses and liability And
the ssvG s1sSsiagss eaissl rsssIe psscssrs csBpsss
rss:ssss. esssses sass, ~ Fsr.essas sseA
- ~ s4y = Slwsass QEes, = . CAarGs srss
n CAuTloN-PU Elp.srsd iAsy
20 security against Srsss.asd Hernia, eth al in horvors
IN vsi odsptsd TRUS&
ii AXIMG had numesous opportunities of sseins Mr..
!. T. SHERMAN,S TRUSS applied and
very high opinion Of it, yalps. and believe it TO
Cd. ALEX. Ii. STEVENS. N. d.
Professor Of Surge in College Of Physicians and Sur.
York Hospital n ~
Certificates have also besn handed to the proprietor By The
the New York HO:Rit.l Dsy!d I. RedS.r, ~ D. Isctsrs
NJ D. Lecturer Autonomy and Physoloey in the New
York School of Msdicne Chazls Les, N. D.: WIN. An
Coz Mof's1as: 8. MctAslias M H. ~
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HORSE FOUND-On the 18th inst the sub.
scrber found the off toll gate. five miles ~
below Alssrs, right bank Of the Mississippi dark IN
BAY HORSE, about eight nine years old, be- <AxA-
tween eight and nine hands high The can have him
by paying expenses and the Of this advertisement
GEORGE FOULKES,
jas Of five miles below AIgeys toll ra,e
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PHILADELPHIA SEED and HORTICUL.
L TURAL ESTABLiSHMENT-S MAupAy deale,
in Seeds, informs his friends and customers that SO
he now prepared to ill orders in his line any ex n
BY many late additions to his stock Of Fruit and y
full supply.
Country dealers and Seed Stores supplied with Wholesale
Quantities at the sho test notice.
Catalogues of Fruit Trees Plants. Seeds etc., furnish
Order. may be addressed to the Branch Establishment No
~ Gravsr street NewOeans, the undefs,ened Al I'M
Rising Sun Village, near Philadelphia
jazz I'm a MAupAy
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CAUtloNi Pssoss tssatssv ave
no security aeaias ys'srsstssed Hsus vmh a IL Av1
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Memoranda,
The stsame Iowa left st Louis on the 2st nst-Repors
feet water in the channel Cairo fang-Rver u Of ce
Passengers.
Fer ship Oom0c0, from LiverpoOl-208 in seerage,
Per ship Brutus. from LOndOn-l in cabin n Storage
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-With a 9
~ inch cylinder. feet inch stroke. nearly new in com.
plete order Apply to JOHN BROWNLEE,
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plano FORTE. = The subscriber respectfully an
entire agency Gin th!s ci.y5 for the sale ,e Of the
ssf1Sf SSs cARR s .snq goSs U
CHlCkERlNG, Boston; and that he has at this time
very large Stock comprising all the varieties three
OLA istf HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp street.,
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VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
Y NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highly
Sugar Psntston situated il the parish Of Pons
ya'ion Is offered for sale. ugar house. with supe
nor Engine has Just been completed Of "a. OOO
and 1l supply Of Mules. Homes. Wagons and Stock Fos
more full description and terms, apply 70
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & co.
DBL II Union Row, 81 Carondelet It.
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The Topics of The Morning.

The details we publish of the catastrophe
in Cuba will be read with melancholy inter-
est 1t is something that Lopez died like
man. The Pampero, it seems, Is still at
jacksonville, whence she intended TO sail
On the I'd with hundred men for the invad-
ing expedition. We presume that she will
now be promptly seized by the United States
authorities, and prevented from carrying
any more men to destruction. Gen Con
zales is at Charleston, and denies all con-
nection with the PamPero's operations
Revolutionary movements have taken
place in Ecuador the details are given
elsewhere.
Our correspondent in New Mexico de-
tails some facts with relation to the Indian
depredatons in that territory aud the ac-
ton of some of the army officers which are
worthy of attention.
A murder of unusual atrocity has been
committed in Delaware.
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session. and he could give no satisfactory er5lan,
tlCn OF the manner IN which he came possessed of A
The accused were committed BY justice Tmpsoa for
examination
Elias II. Higgins was arrested a; O'Clock ve>.,.
day morning BY officer McCTeaty. the Scconi 49,
on suspicion OF having f0rciby entered the store a;
Thomas Fraser. No = Ferry-s;.. and stolen ,Aers
from coat and some books. which were sub<esusn,
~ found near the store. The accused was O., tee
roof o. the store al The time TIE burglary d.scov
cred. He Was committed - prison for examination
Isaac smith, young man. vas arrested al 3 o'ciork
yesterday morning. by officer lyng Of the Fifteenth
Wand, Who caught HIM coming cut OF the Aassmsn.
OF the dwelling of MIR McEllOVy. No ~ Api,y.s
with sllver-plated castor IN his possession whi-h
he had stolen nom the table while the inmates wers
out OF The rOou. lie VAS taken before Justice Ric.i
ley and committed 10 answer The chArSe
Andrew Graham VAS arrested a. ) O'Clock A N
yeSiencay. ~ ofhccr CrawiOri charged with erasi
larceny, m stealing aWatch ant purse cont tiai,,
money. from Michael Quinn. residing IN WArrea.s,
The accused Was ccmmiiod fos examination
Henry Mason, C0orcd. MAS Yesterday arrested BE-
officer TmaX Of he Ellth Wand. charged VITA hayips
before daylight Yesterday morning broken INTO ,Ae
dwelling Of John Porter, also colOrei. No No Dr
ane-St, ard stolen thefeirom a silver watch All
clothing % the value. IN al ~ 50, 81 The accused
was seen by Porter aat his wife maSng hs e>,,oe
from The house. ABORTION otthe property was toual
IN rs posse sSiou AID he VAS locked up by Ja>bce
lOthro0 Tor trial
Robert l.. Turner. VAS YESTERDAY arrested IN n,
Tenth " ard charged with passing spurious halfdo,.
lar AZ the store OF Arthur Priest. Tie WAS held fof
examination.
John Haywood and Thos Edwards were on ainy.
day arrested charged with stealing a horse. valued
at Si25, the property Of Jas. season., residing Al
Glenn's Falls The horse WAS stolen on TueSiay AS,
and on Friday was sold 70 Andrew Howe. Of Astoria
l.. l.. fer $lC0 On the arrest Of The accused, 81
was found on the person OF Haywood. who acknos
edged Il 20 De h> half of the money received for the
horse. They were taken before Justice Mounifoa
and locked up for examination
John Glocell Was Yesterday arrested by oscer
RaGford. OF the CHEFS office charged With stealing
So. IN gold coin and bank bllls on the l9th o. Au.
gust last. the property of Mary Williams residing n
No. l21 Goerck>t Justice Loihrop committed "a,
accused 10 prison Tor trfal
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Mississippi.

Ii appears that the SecessionistS Of this
State have been completely routed at an Election
Just held on their own motion for Delegates to a
Convention III furherance OF the schemes OF the
South Carolina factionists The Union party
have swept the State by thousands. which gives
assurance that they VIII carry /, again at the ap-
preaching State Election for Governor, Members
OF Congress, Legislature, &c
The peril Of Disunion. ALWAYS exaggerated. has
ceased to DC even ascarecrow Mississippi was It's
second-beSt reliance. Even South Carolina must
soon be ashamed of her bullying attitude. and
subside into decency. Having acquired one new
and vas, market al the South for her slavebIeeders
IN the Annexation OF Texas, she has secured
another a, the North by the Fugitive Slave Law.
under which she is now, with Cotton down TO
eight cents, selling negroes II this City for
$1,000 per head, and getting the expenses OF
their transportation out OF Uncle Sans Treas
ury Ii she can't be quiet al that, we shall have
10 let Rynders, Puriy and Tom Carr loose upon
her with a Park mob at their heels. We don't
suppose she would care much Tor their muskets.
If they could be persuaded 10 carry and their
nerves would allow them 10 hold such disagree
able implements but # they should open upon
them with blast of their ors,ory, the bravest OF
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

THE HoBoKEN Rlor.-l'he September
Term has now arrived and the Grand Jury will A.
sembe on Tuesday )to-mouow) at Bergen llill, when
the Riot case viii be- lali before them for inyeStigl
tlon. VIII Justice be done VIII lioboken be pro
tected from the rowdlcs Who have been recognized
As insugators of this outrageous act We. beg
leave 10 put the following questions
Is q, true that officers have refused 10 make arrests
on warrants issued by Justice Kidney before they
had got their fees How many warrants have been
served on the lIobokcn boys How many arrests
have been actually made, and what amour, OF bail
has been giyen' We shall look into this matter on
TUESDAY, pTesumng that Justice Kidney will be 80
far recovered from his lndl,poSon as to bring for
ward the work which he has commenced. Oh the
Germans, three persons, Lubbock, Gambler and REFS
sler are to appear tomorrow.
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The Cuba Tragedy.

The full official accounts OF the progress
ard termination of the Lopez invasion of
Cuba which we publish to-day establish be-
yond cavl the following facts:
/. That the bodies of the prisoners shot
al Havana with Crittenden and Kerr were
not mutilated nor anywise maltreated, and
the story that they had been was fabricated
to excite Indignation and procure reinforce
ments in this country;
,. That the invaders achieved no impor-
tant success at any time, beyond the killing
Of Cen Emma and the consequent repulse
of the detachment led by him;
3. That they killed no 1000. 1000, nor
even 200 of the Spaniards;
i. That they at no time were able to act
on the offensive, but fought for their lives
from the first, and were at length surprised
and utterly routed
3. That though they were landed in the
very quarter of Cuba where Lopez was
most likely TO obtain aid, yet they received
none of any kind, and were not joined by
single corporals guard from the hour of
their setting foot on the soil of Cuba;
6. That the Creoles, or natives of Cuba,
so far from anording them such aid as even
towards friendly to them might safely have
done, eVinced the most active and deadly
hostility throughout to the invaders and
IL w doubt tbat thOy-
furnished the information which led to the
surprise and route Of Lopez; we know that
they finally deceived betrayed, bound and
delivered him to Concha
These things should sink deeply into
the National mind. They should be re-
membered whenever lying emissarieS assert
that Cuba is ready to revolt on the strength
of the sly whispers of disailectlon from a
few exiles or grumblers. The Cuban Gre
oles are of Spanish blood and faith, they
have the pride of that race and It's antipa-
thies to Foreign domination they may
sometimes murmur at their Colonial condi-
ton, but they are not prepared TO see the
National flag under which they have thus
far lived trailed in the dust before the con-
Quering march of adventmers of alien blood
and hostile creed. He who seeks hence
forth to get up armed expeditions for the
conquest of Cuba is Turing brave and una
formed men TO certain destruction. Let
him be marked
We hope il is true that the lives of the
remaining prisoners are to be spared. We
trust that the good Offices of our Govern
ment may in time be successfully interposed
to favor their liberation. But to this end
the shameful outrages at New Orleans on
Spanish property and the Spanish flag must
first be amply atoned for.
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Niagara Co-William Nandervoort.
Chntoa Colon. Lemuel Stetson.
Alhanp Cot, Thomas Kearney, City.
Re~sssiaer Co,-(Troy) John 5. lde' substitute
Darius Allen.
Dstehess Col, John Owen, FiShhlll, alter
nate, Henry A Scoheld, ?, Minor c. Stone
Poughkeepsie, B, William Kelly Rhinebeck,
and Epaphrodi,us Taylor, OF Pine Plains, re.
commended as candidate for State Prison In
SpSctor
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Observation-Disclosures +. Byrd, the Oppo.

NIRGINIA.-Richard +. Byrd, the Oppo-
>ltion opdonent of Mr. Beddinger for Congress.
IN the Frederick District, has Withdrawn from the
field. and the contest Is now between Messrs
Faulkner, of Berkeley, and Kercheval, of Hamp-
shire, on the part Of the Wings, and M Bedin-
ger, in behalf OF the Opposition.
Hon. JOHN NJ Boris has been renomlnated
for Congress by the Wings OF the With District
1t being represented to the Wing Central
Committee that 1t VIII be impossible TO furnish
accommodations IN Stanton for the Opposition
ard Wing Conventions, TO assemble on the oath
and 18th inst Nj Lyons, their Chairman, gives
notice that the Wing Convention VIII be held at
Charlottesville on the 25th inst, and not at
stanton. as originally agreed upon
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FRE.-About . o'clock last evening
fire broke out IN the stable of samuel 4. Willoughhy
in Willough5yst. between jay and Laurence-sis,
which was consumed with rs contents, together
with a small building adjoining, which was occupied
as an office Loss probably about S9,CoO
- On the Sd instant. the barn aud out
houses OF II. Neghte At Somerillc. were destroyed
by hre
- The riot on the Central Railroad has
been entirely Quellcd Two men only wero killed
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"a Aid. JAMss KELLY of the lid Ward
Is chosen to represent the Wings of the lsi and
Id in the State Nominating Convention. The
District Convention was entirely harmonious,
snd we trust the differences 50 sedulously %
mentei there are row happily adjusted
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, SEPT. :, 1851.
For Europe.

The next number Of The T15un, for E1-ep'an
Circulation will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING at o'clock. 1t vii contain al 'he
la,es, news up 10 the tine Of going to press ne
ASA sails from this port on Wednesday at IL
o'clock
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Delegates to the whig State Convention.

Dete4ates 10 the w htg State Convention.
Broome Colon, Levi Dlmmick, substitute.
Hon. +. Y Park
Vashisgton.-2. q. r Blunt
ohyrga-l. William Wasson.
Cortland {. Babcock. Homer
Fsiten.-William e. Wait
Aibaay.-l. Joshua Alley, Rensselaerville.
Orangs--l Alfred Post substitute, James
Schuyler. Albany
Onondags-2 George Geddes.
Uisfer--l John v l.. Oyerbagh, Saugerties
2 Joseph 5. Smith, Kingston.
Otsege-l. H. J. Campbell, of Cherry Valley
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her Chivalry would TN like anie,opes. first draw
ing the waidlng from their guns to Plug their
distracted ears. fthe hosts Of Quattebum only
realize their peril from this source, We think they
Will henceforth behave themselves.
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~ RICHMOND County Staten Isl

70 RICHMOND County Staten Island) on
Saturday elected JOHN F. RAYMOND TO repre-
sent her In the Wing State Convention. He
was chosen by ballot, having leo votes to lOi
for others He may be relied on to remain in
the Convention TIL is business Is completed
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

No. 20 FOURTH AVENUE, AsToR PLACE
w DIsBgow having returned from Newport " - as
stad of horse, will open ms Riding AcadeIny Tor the r.
ceptiop Of pUJas Monday, September s. Dir, VIII
happy 10 sse ms former pils. her friends, ana tns
lie generally at their earliest nyenIence pienshg
self D. MAINTAIN the pes,aDiy which ms
Las ever enOsed
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The OPERA.-There viii be no perform
arce al Castle Garden tonight On Saturday night
Ncrma was performed In excellent style, before
fall house. Tomorrow evening Is he Bosio bene-
f. TO which we have brfore alluded. The pro
eramme Will be found IN another column, and Is
another proof Of the llberahy which has chlr.cter
lied the management. With such bill, and for the
benefit Of such an artist the Castle ought 20 be and
no doubt Will be crowded.
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u The weather yesterday was very
warn, the sly cioudless, and the ilr stu.

The CotNcIL.-Both Boards Of the City
Council are TO meet Al O'Clock TINS afternoon. We
again urge upon their attention the proposed law 70
prohibit the landing AID driving Of cattle in the city
Also, the Camphene-murier prohibition bill. Also.
law to prevent the excessive stupidity Of sprinxlIns
the Russ pavement Also, careful examination Of
the thousand ana one parks that have been proposed
Of late, mainly 20 Kill The Jones's Woods Park. &c
&C, &c
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e Our readers will this morning fisd the
Tv,lhh article on the Frauds and Palaces OF
the advocates Of British Free Trade on the Sixth
page. along with the Editorials and the letter OF
onr excellent Paris correspondent.
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tn, Ntw-YoRK ORcAN-A Family Conn

panlon This wel-known and long established FANNY
Pan,r has secured the unhOunded favor Of the thousands
Of domestic cncles IN which It Is taken. The wives
mothers sisters aud daughters long for MS weekly vst
The Juveniles save their pennies 20 subscribe for II, and
when its day Of they impatient Tor he
Oroaa The Eleventh. volume Is Just commemorate good
tlmc 10 subscribe Only 81 per year.
BROGNARD Il co. No. llS Nassau-st..
sos,pSuW. Directly Bible House.
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pe,.oo,.. 70 the Whig state Convention.

xEW-TORK CITY
Words DeI<c0fcs. We-ds D,,r,2,H'-
= " y SuaRDI0W II < o. II HOOP'R MOTT.
. q &c Nj sI,cgIIN e OBADIAH NFWCONB
KIN KIN " sCHITITZ Il, BENEDICT LEWIS. Jr.
RIrCkTNCHAN IS ISAAC q. BARKER.
O. TaS " BFTKNAN IS x % ROBERT SMITH.
o IrxEy RAYMOND r. Jos { PINCKNEY
GEORGE b DEANE.' l3 LtIHEk {. AK :. n,
10 P0RTRT T HAWS MOSES MAYNARDJr'
7 II HOBART UAMS.f 'Co1testaA-s.
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Washington CoSsty, 2.-Assembly. DAVID
WILSON.
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Oppesition Nomination
Whig Nomination.,

Chsfo" Coss'y.-Assembly, Jacob II. Holt,
Plsttsbursh; County Judge, Thomas Watson.
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~ DIR. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist, Au-

rst &c continues TO devote ms attention especially to
diseases of the Eye and Ear from to o'clock daily al
the offices he has occupied for the last years No So
Broadway entrance Ne Il Warren 81. where can be had
IN" Treatise ON the Eve third edition nce >Octs Also
large suppl, Of Artificial Eyes, which can be inserted
without pain and when properly adapted Will move and
loak like ihe natural eve 50 Ct ruWThN MWNEs
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UrAH.-Dr. John Nj. BeInhisel has been
elected TsSyI@la! Delegate,
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IMPORTED CARpE1ISG.--PETERsoN !

$40 Broadway, corner of White-s
have lust received per packet ship NewNofk additional
suppbcs Of rc and elegant Velvet. Tapestry and Br s'els
10 whch they invite the attention of the public and meI-
chants from the country, assuring them oar stock VIII
fayorahlv compare with all others the city Weoer
them full 10 per cent less > wv
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