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Issued from ne Itod States Pafcm OGce during he Geek
ending Meg ~, 1851.
Frederick Leypoldt, Philadelphia, Pa. For Im-
provement IN ScauhcatorS. Dated May 20, 1851.
James W. OSgOOd Columbus, q. For Improved
Compound Coupling for Hose on Pipe. Dated May
Nelson Plat. Ottawa. H. For Improvement IN
Smut Machines. Dated May %, 1881,
George w BeariSee, Buffalo, n Y. For I'M
provemcntS IN planning Machines Dated May ~. 1851.
Lawton J. Ware. Warren, Il. l. For Coupling for
Cords Dated MAY 90 1881.
Horace II. DAY, Jersey City, y. j For Improve
ment in India Rubber shoes Dated MAY 20, 1851.
Roher, JobSon near Dudley England. For I'M
provement IN Rejecting Fue-PlaccS. Dated May ~,
1881. Ante-dated Dec 2S lsiS
Luther Boardman, East Haddam, Conn For I'M
pToVemCntS IN the manufacture OF WlrC-STTngthvncd
Spoons, etc. Dated Nav 20 1881.
Chas NJ Guild and John Brown. New-NOrk, \. Y.
For Improvement IN steam Traps. Dated MAY -.
1851
Samuel Pierce. Troy. y Y For improvement in
Hot Air Furnaces. Dated May ~, 1851.
Levi BiSScll New York. y \. For Improvement
IN Carriage Springs Daiei Nav %, 1851
Albert Heb6ard Worcester, Mass, For Improve
HCnt IN Cast Iron Car Wheels Dated May %. 1881
PuTnCl Jefferson, Brdgc,on. y. }. For Improved
Gauglng and Heading Movements for Spike Ma
chimes. Dated MAY %, 1881,
Isaac Van kuran, Boston, Mass FOr Improve
mcnt IN Gas, Iron Car Wheels Dated MAY ~. 1881.
Henry Ruttan, Co0urg. Canada West For I'M
proVcment IN NentllStng Furnaces Dated May %,
1881 Ante atCd Jan 81, 1851
Vim. Watson, of Chicago, III. and l.. Sabine
Rcnwick and Hin Watson, of Washington, II. G.
For Improvement IN Gram HUvestcrS and Binders.
Dated May Is, 1881.
James Wager, DAVID Pratt and Volney Richmond,
Troy, \. y For Design Tor Stoves Dated May
20, 1881
Pelaiiah NJ Hutton Troy. Ny. For Design ior
BedsteadS Dated MAY ~, ISL
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IPER AFRIcA-Additionall

Tr0m Inc Shipping GIZett0. MIy Y
Cowes 8thArr Manchester Porter Havana, Juno, Hem.
Rin Janclro -
York
PambGuf. jth-Ar TallY-Ho. Smith, savannah
bordeaux 6h-Ar California Slater, NOrleans; Aware,
Could do ,
Mrseilles 5h-Au Claiborne. Wenham Buccari, to load
for NOrlcans
Helvoet, 6th--Ready, Flora, Tydeman, NYork.
Antwerp 8th-Sld Louvre, DrnkWater, NHork.
Cuxhavtn ith-Sld Miles Arensen. NYork, Martin Fire
Potsdam Wilder Ciiifornn '''''
Stockholm. April 3e-Cld Occidentn. Brodn, NYork
on Dover. 7th-Hnovor, Bay, Hamburg for NHork.
London. gth-Cld Victoria. Champion NGork.
Newport. 6th-Sd Imperial. Weber. Nfork
Limerick. 7h-Sld Belle, Robbins, NHork
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Al GIayown. MAY ,. bugs Daniel Huntley. Globe ADD
Delaware. from Niork. Apachcoa aud iter " tch I'm
NOreIs; schs Betsey fn Boco del T0ro, Spanish Nam
Fox fm Blewhelds
Al GuaTaua PR May O. bark Saml Train. Plunmcr for
NNork z Days. hri- Calais. Hoyr. for Do 2 ds
Al GonaIves April 80, sch Era, Chamberlain, for Nf0r
~ DAYS
Arrat Panama Apnl ~. steamship McKlm. Hall. san
Francesca with o. pass, MAJ Br sch .Eolus 0ler
sew Am bark Wan Bailey. san Francisco. ll9 ss g.
b. sch Mar VI Wood. Bgel0w, u Us I'M DO 81 pas
Cid q DO ADr 25. ship PaTamatta Bloomfield C4lifor-
MA. Dutch galot Stad Rereksee Ochtman, Cal 40 Jta
ARK Florence, Trott do, 3oth, BE ship Argyle, Irne do
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To Mariners.

Notice IS hereby given that the buoys Buzzards Bay
and adjoining harbors AN painted and numbered IN
conformity o. act Of Congress passed Sept 3D. 1880 name
Ia passing Up the baTbor red buoys with numbers
must De PASSED on the staboar hand black buoys with
even numbers the port hand, and buOys with red and
black stripes on either hand Buoys the channel way
cored with alternate white and black perpendicular stripes
WN I RUSSELL. Collector and Supt
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Contested Mexican Claims.

In accordance with the requirements of
the eighth section Of the Act of March B. lS49, re-
gar,ling Mexican claims, the following Bonds have
been filed with the L. ;. District Attorney at Wash
ington, and their payment cnJomed The Depart
ment has accordingly stopped the issue of the respec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

ScHR SMART, Earl, from New-Oreans for Tamplco
ashore inside Of the Bar Of Iampco on the 18Th ut
and is "a total loss The cargo saved m damaged state
Capt Earl and arrived al NewOreans on the 18th INST
sen Oregon. from IamWcO.
The brg Franklin. Capt VI Rowland, loaded with OIL
from New Bedford for Baltimore ashore Monday
night on the south extremity Of Block Island Nessei and
cargo total loss
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Spoken-Sept the ilne ionl6 ". ship Anod4 Wood,
NRedf1rd. 80 50 ~ vh
Nv iat 40 lon 81 = ship Friends Low. NLondon Tor
Hobart Town. 90 TtcruiT-oIl. If unv. not stated
Feb d. lat " s ION 20 " ship Globe, Tabe y Bedford 81
dags ouf. aIi wei. cieuu
May Z. 4i 3d. lon &c. brlg Ocean Of SindwIch, clean
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A GRAND ORCHESTRA.
cOmpriSnc the first musical talent America, numbering
nearly ONE nj NDRkD


nearly pNk ut NDkkD
performers. has been engaged for these concerts
The position OF the Orchestra has been removed below,
unt fthe stare. and ~ This means every o>tac
uun 20 the view of the audience viii he ayonled
The price If Tickets haS been 6Eed az 50 s. and 81 each
according 90 location and all OF these tickets entte he
holders TO NUMBERS securing their seats
specific number Of Tickets Will Dee allotted 90 the Pub
lie Press. beyond which there VIII De No FREE TICK
Els for any person under any nrCtensc whatever The
low price which tickets have been fixed render the
rule absolutely pcremYtoy
An office for the safe of Tickets Will be opened a Johe<
Music Store 300 Broadway every day except the sabbath
from A VI 70 8 NJ where diagrams may be- seen and
seats secured
The few remaining Farewell Concerts viii De- gwen IN
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Castle
Garden or 40 rnpler Hall, aS will De- announced
Doors open az O. O'Clock The Concert commences ~
o'clock
Books containing the wonls Of the may be obtained
at the door-puce p cents each
to The NINTH GRAND CONCERT viii he gwea On
MONDAY EVENING. May 20. m Castle Garden
In consequence of the wish which has been generally
expressed by the public they respectfully informed tina.
GRAND MORNING CONCERT
will be given no CASrIE GARDEN. commencing al hall
past and terminating at halfpaSt three on THURS
DAY, May % Tickets for the morning concert are
ready my22
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Receipts of Produce

b. me North Rrcr Boats iUrsd1 Mag p l954 Lbls
Flous s5 do Meal l79 do Ashes l76 pkes Beef OO do
PORK 2lio do Lard, 2,6 do Cut Meats ll7 do Whisky.
Loo kss Cheese $50 do Butter 81 bales Wool 1850 bush
Wheat, 7,43j do Oats jO92l do Corn.
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PHILADELPHIA. May 22-Arrircd-Schs Rio Ncker
son, Halifax Ms Mary, Davis, Newbem, NC.
Cleared Steamship Virginia, Teal, Richmond, va; shli
Atlanta Colby NOreans bark Louisa. Brooks, Carenas
bngs America, Treadwen Salem, Mass; FAIRY Sheed Bar
BADGES; Paragon, BIZ Elliot, Mlumchi, schs James Bar
rett Cobb Dghton, Jos Rushing, Rice, Providence Susan
BRAY Boston
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Al l. l. r.. l. y l. L y ID q
WI GRAND FAKEM ELL CONCERTS
~ NETWORK.
previous T. her visits 60 Naesa Fails. Western N,v
YORK the Lakes, Canada, Boston. and her final ispao,
The public AZ, respectfully Informed that tA.s. CON
CEKTS wall NERI SOON CLOSE '-
The EIGHTH GRAND CONCERT VIII take nlao, =,
TRIPLER HALL. GA RIDAY EVENING May IA
PROCRAMME-PNr
Overture from the opera. lcnian' pr,iyae, a,h
Ara" Cruds funcsta amanla. LUCIA ola Lam Nv
Ssnor Belle''. 'D'4''UI
Rccitatve-" Raimhaut
Romanza-" Quanio lascal Ia Normandia~
MILE JENNY LIND ''''oeer
Goncer;lno on the French Horn .-.... ~
>camlu ~
Duet" AL des a. que metallic Il Barbers) Ro....,
SIgnor >aivl. and Sisnor Bellet.
Sccna-" An non credea
Ana. All non grunge" Ia Sonnambulal R.r...
MILE JENNY LIND
Oyertun-lThe CruSaiersl Benelc.
Romanzl--' Splrto gtut la Fayouial 1900. u,,sf,
Siguor SalVl
Ara" Deb wen non tagdAl. Nozze d. Flgaro) Mo,.r.
MILE JENNY LIND
Tho for .he Voice ana two Flutes Camp Of
Written expressly Tor M'le Jenny Lind ''''Vc'
MILE JENNY LIND
Ana" Udlte o ruSiici H. khsr dAmore l..- Don,zet,
Slgnor Rellett
Romanza-" Cara Adursia. nj Giurameniol. Mercaian,s
MILE JENNY LIND '
Scotch Song..---- ----- COMING through the Rye
MILE JENNY LIND
(ONDl (IOk ----.-----M hENEDlCT
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~ The NeiC- orleans PtcdyuRe OF the
,s,b sfafes that the revenue cutter Duane would de-
nart on that evening for Vera Cruz to convey Augu~-
X LEROY Esq, Special Envoy from the L. : Gov
eminent whose mission doubtless has some c0nnec-
ton with the interests Of Tehuantepec Company.
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Massachusetts The following letter from
Hon Charles Sumner appears IN the Boston pa
perS OF Yesterday:
BOSroN Tuesday, Nav ~
My DgAR SIR. l am sorry 20 bc obliged 10 de-
cline your invitation. IL Is no; IN my power % ml0-
gle actively m the canvass which now interests -
warmly all the friends of freedom. but though my
voice MAY not De heard, my heart viii be With You.
trust 70 palnS VIII be spared 70 secure The cleo
ton OF MI PalirCV The very able, hons and n6eNi-
bic candidate Gi our party Ills character commands
The admiration Of all IL should command their votes
also No person familiar With The public sentiment
among Us out OF certain streets IN BOSTON, can doubt
that whatever may Dc The profession of politicians ms
vel known OPINIONS On the vital questions OF tho
day md a response IN The boSomS OF an oyerwhelln.
ing majority Of the good people of tins Common
wealth HIS triumph, With thtt of Mr. RantcuL IN
the adjoining District, viii 50 far TO consolidate the
Opposition in Massachusetts, against the existing
Wins National Administration.
such men, while saving the Union. LOYALTY and m
The spirit OF their fathers, viii never forge, the true
principles OF the Constitution. according 10 which.
Freedom and not slavery Is national, while Slalery
and not Freedom, II sectional ever faithfully yours
CHARLES SUMNER
To DR.. ESrES Howe, Chairman OF the Free son
District Committee, Cambridge.
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VHE THIRD SERIES ofSATTLER'S

q tOSMORAMAS, cor Of BROADWAY ana lhlH
TEENTH-ST Will be- exhibited only One holiA
These works Of Art consist Of collection Of twenyf.s
Views Of Europe AsiaNn0r Syria, the Holy Land t&lgl
Nubia and Arabia. and taken from Nature aud fan@
IN OIL. b. Prof Sattier Admission u cents mylsH
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VENNY LIND'S GRAND CONCERT

~ at TRIPLER HALL. FRIDAY EVENING, May
% Choce 10 all parts Of the house may be- obtained
af BARTLETT 4 WELFORD'S Bookstore, 7 Asor House.
- the number Also le-hke DaguerreoIypes OF Jenny
Lind my<< ~.
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vVICKETS for JENNY LIND'S FRI

u DAY EVENING CONC RT at rRIPLERHALL-
Seats H. All parts of the house NAV be- had az the Book
store of ADRIANCE, SHERMAN co, Astor Home.
,,,,,.,te tbc Museum my22 re
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INSTRUCTIONS TO PosTMAsTERs.

Posr OfrrcE DEPARraEsT May 8, le5i
IN great increase in the number letters 70 De mailed
ptoduced by the session Congress-
ducing &cin view ALSO OF the fact that by
ir.nx labor OF making the mails be
dmnbedit i thought proper TO adopt the following
regulations: aa -.
tie following be place Sist regulation
Office Laws and Regulations edition Of 1871
deposited
ces for mailing, sill them follows, 10 wits
Isl. Every New England States will mail and
which they all letters
,., ofc,. i his every
po~bt drsf the place addressed, at
r,lers and all posmaslers will
Offices other states and Tern
,ue. should through distributing Office on Their
proper Office OF delivery. .
which The instruction ma dir edn shall be wriuen
required BY foregoing provisions 70 be mailed
mailed distributing ONCE through
which should first pass on the proper route e place Oh ~
na,ns Office BE- Distributing Office
received al distributing ONCE io disuiouuoh OF
mailing, aud which are addressed 10 places
within where such distributing oce situated,
hundred miles distant nom such dis
which would not pass fouRh once
On trr delivery shall be mailed direct
but ofce delivery is than one hundred miles om such
ONCE should properly through one
or more distributing Offices they mailed p-,b'ed
once through which tey are 10 pass on hen
route 0 Office Of delivery. 49,.
required will be addressed to and affect only tue dis
tr,butng ofhccs.) ~, !,
should plainly The outside, with the Of the
Office and Of The State In which such office
/. situated. ..-,...,-. 80, ,-,,. =,
ec,rd hi the the addition OF the letters D
o (for distributing post ocel after The name of the office
h Every special agent or other onice OF the depart
ent viii General each which
which postmaster shall after the first
asv on October nett mailed subject them
,s than foregoing
~ N. X. HALL
n.vo Postmaster General
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Further Intelligence frop, Havsns.


You have been advised of The conviction, before mill
tary tribunal OF Graciliano Monies de Oca, OF attempt
ing prevail certain pilots 10 leave the island and
enter the service of Lopez and his coniedera,es. He
executed by the gafoe on Tuesday and 1t is an.
nounced in the Gaeeta toica paper that he confessed
the charge in open court This is the hrst execution for
:" high treason" within my memory, extending back 10
my first residence here IN 1926 II has caused some
salon; bu the fate would probably have attended
the cupn in any country during state OF and the
government here considers itse al war with the Fibus-
teros Abou, these same iellows-"V agaboundas' as
they are now caed-e have piles upon plies OF Iumors
from hour 10 hour, keeping the community in Constant
state OF eversh anxiety, not the 1.-THE OF which would
exist il able and unirammeed press were allowed,
alter obtaining through their industry and pecunary
the best intelligence TO give the results to The
people But the press Is not only subject TO the iow OF
censorship but 10 the individual views and feelings OF
the censor himself.
To-day the Falcon from New Orleans btings fresh re-
port OF the Quitting OF an expedition, and J am told
although have not seen IT, proclamation IRON Prea
dent Fillmore denoanciDg all concerned, &C., NC. can
but add my firm conviction that the invaders must be IN
deed strong numbers and 10 expect any success
for The Inhabitants, partly through Loyalty and partly
through fear Of tie CONSEQUENT anarchy, or oil The terri
BILE vengeance OF the government IN case OF defeat, viii
be bu, slow TO afford them "ad and comfort The vgi
lance OF the government continues unceasing. The
number Of military IN the city is much reduced by trans
ers TO the interior and posts the coast The ofcia
paper contains copies OF several offers OF service from
duas and bodies OF men in the interior. IN the event
of invasion, &C., &c. But in the midst OF all these
citing rumors the barometer OF tranquility, the rate Of
exchange fails 10 confirm their validity To-day bills
on New York 10 81 discount. partial belief only
OF all that we hear would coon show itself in the
change OF the gold OF the country al its fictitious value o
Sl7 the for funds 10 the States, al so great prof
on the transfer.
It is stated this morRing that the steamer Pzarrc
is ashore on The Colorados, and believe good
hority The government is said TO have taken posses
SION last evening OF two OF the Maanzas steamers, bu
whether to 70 the relief OF the Pzarro. do know
The weather has suddenly become very warm, ant
strange may visit IRON the yellow fever III,
disease has, however lost the greatest part OF s ierros
for The exceed eighteen out OF every twenty
Immigrant from old spain subjec, to !, thar
those from any part OF the United States.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE. May So,

BALTIMORE. May SIS, p. IN.
deep interest Is fell here Ia regard the movements OF
the convention In South Carolina IL Is hoped that mature
Judgment and debeation may govern those who paricl
pate la it,
The advees by the Europa have unsettled and depressed
our market of bread'utls- prior the being
known OF 900 boz Howard street brands 81 but sub
sequenuy sales could mol be made 81 81 There will
doubleday be decline City Mills nominal al - 80.
Sales OF red wheat, % 80 cents white do 100 a 10
Corn Is duller-yellow 60 cents white, 81 a OF
cents GAS 40 AZ cents, Rye, 90 cents Whiskey pa
23b cents Provisions very firm last quoedsale. 500
kegs lard at II ceats bbls, 10 i0l cents The tobacco
market is quet--saes smallprees unchanged Stocks
seady-Md S. 1885, city o. 1857 Ohio railroad shares
78A 1911
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Creator I.-sssa. !. Collector. and .s, ors..st Gu.

oro.las HoiiSas Collectors and shsr oresrs9 As cas
TaxAsuRy DEPARTMENT May 0, 1851
Inquiries having operation OF the circular In
2lst October special references 10 cases
merchandise duly exported 70 Canada and ChhsAhuA
deemed proper instruct eoiector oeefs OF The
CUSTOMS merchandise the passage OF inc act OF
The seth september last entitled TO all e drawback privileges
conferred the then Ia force due compliance Win e
conditions Of AS however, the 10" OF
The 2o effect from It's date, merchandise I'M
ported of custody OF the
The with benefit OF drawback
On careful examination of the subject the department OF
opinion that the eighteenth the OF the ssh September
last intended and gaizing practice
previously permitted under the regulations of the Department Of The
expectation OF merchandise ports adjoining
British provinces without duties under the
Of Of 9Th August practice thus legzed
will be continued in accordance the regulations
scibed in The circular Of the l7th February, le49
circular the 2ist October 1850
instructions the subject consequently modified
the contained in the foregoing
VIM. L. HODGE,
. Acting Treasury.
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THE UNION.

out The duties OF the politician would DO difficult task
fiuden Indeed would dictate that does consist in
surfing appeals 70 the passions and peiudiees of the peo-
PIE and Ia airayng the sectional interests Of portion OF
our beloved country agsns another and thereby destroying
hat ee and social intercourse essential TO the existence
OF prosperous aud happy people Bur the policy OF
the politician does consist in sndsa sornR hx the minds
OF The people on that nae point Of happiness and freedom
found In that syssm OF governments that contains the
greatest amount Of individual happiness with tho least
tional expense This rule will apply with equal force
both national and State and should be
overlooked by The politician who has proper regard for
the Interest OF his county"
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!. BOARD HEALTH
Washington, May 4, 1851.
Interments during OF April 1881 Accident Ton build
apopexy q congestion of brain, Inflammation OF bowels,
spasm Of bowels caebexa, cancer III The uoat II child
bed, Group sumpton, 10; commissions, g.; debility
dopy general dropsy resulting from scaratena - chronic dys
entery, enetes eneres, chronic eczema,
c scarlet .; ship fever typhoid fever, % spasm
hydrocephalus hydfothoax, nfammstion
old paralysis, pariton.es Il pneumonia,
bilious pneumonia, pucfpea commissions Il small poI
rcbervous disease still bom smus nasceDum, unknown
aried- q
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orvrcr or COMMISSIONER or PurIrc BuiLprsos,
Washington, May 7, 1881.
moro AIS viii be received O'Clock,
h grading and paving with round
stone and sire that part Of IAN street which lies
bed good gravel
deep under the and The stone laid
in gravel. - !, !
separate proposals will be received al the same time for
both tides Of said fh street o. inc Nor
cdr Of viii o dressed usual
be direction ola 10 be
poyed and be completed BY the b day Of
VIII
upon mall a reasonable distance,
persons offering price cubic yard for grading
supebci, ynrd paving include graveing and
upon surfncc Of III. after bcini
49, - 80 VIM. Easily
May e-2aw3w Commissioner OF Pubic Buildings
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National Hall.
Mr.. J. g. Potter, Manager
First night of the beautiful and accomplished
MISS JULIA BENNETT,
Who is engaged for four nights only
On Friday Erenng, Mayo,
Will be performed beautiful comedy Of
THE LOVE CHASE
Constance Miss
Widow Green Cappe.
Between the pieces,
Dancing Misses Caine
The evenings entertainment conclude With The faYorie farce
PERFECTION.
kale O'Bnen....., 1uia behne.
In which sing, Nish'words G. p Nor
rs esq; and " The Gondoetia," by Alexander Lee.
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sFs BY A. 6REEN, Ascsicsser.
DIANo FoRTEs, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUG tIoNon Friday, the 9th instant shall SELL at my
room, 9Th and
O'Clock excellent assortment Of furniture, the most
OF which IL nearly new
rosewood fores, nearly of fine
made by Gilbert, and other by Mir h Bro.
Mahogany sofas, psror and roc hing chairs
10 t-te sieie sofas and large paror armcbairs
sA.bonrds dressing and other bureaus
bookcase and secretaries, washstands, &C.
top sofs tables
Do Wmdrob~s, French and other hedstends
One fnr French cos.ag~ set
hstsacks, dining snd card tables
walnut extension tables, 10, II, aud 10 feet
One hne- painted cottage set Of 8 pieces
inut, chairs rockers &c.
Three hns patent spring bedweads
one hpe French gtst and two small chandeliers
Feather beds, shuck mattresses
China, glass, and crochery
AIhaa spoons and forks
ManteI, marine, and ohor clocks, vases, &C.
Also Ane iarEs comw,sa house desk.
All Of and nedsr so, cash go, credit
four monshs for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
terest
MAY SIT
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no car-B~slders-waned, by blacksmith, s'aauon a
railroad rnaDuscsory OF repair
shop would Job the work. pse,ered TIE best Of references
he given from the most experienced csrbudeu
n Y Address, RICHARD sTOYLE,
,r.. #.#el sa Spring Garden ?. o., Philadelphia,
Msx4
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nj ARRlEu,

MARRlED,
On Thureday morning. instant, city, Wesley
Chapel Washington Pennsylvania,
thu ,lAS W. GRAYSoN, editor Washington pa Exam
iaer MARY ELIZABETH daughter Of Mr. A. GREEs OF
+. =
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MATHEMATICAL Recr~astomn, containing solutions
III dhca and and Of
problems tssthe
method ri nedins The of projections by
N. Roeihsos, A. M. tse.l JH. I
For TAYLOR h MAURY,
May 3 booksellers, near sth street.
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CARD.-The of public respectfully invited 10
furniture &C. which will take this
day Friday A O'Clock, tn. furniture h Of good
quality nearly The pianos
wood quality For further particulars advertise
m a. ehn1N'
May 9-t