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THE subscriber having from govern
HE tbs combined
sell tbs said Invention reasonable
The the Subscriber applied either single
with cylinders usual maritime
purposes cylinder each la
case o seod by and the
yspo pechiorde easily
The power generated and applied the ordinary engine
upon the nIst cylinder having
expansive therein, into aItght
xponzer containing number OF small tubes charged with
perchlode easily vbpozed liquid Into the
space with the surface OF the
faculty absorbing eaoc possessed BY liquids the be
powerful that edaey upon
coming surface OF the tubes charged herewith
large portion absorbed liquid
tubes, which becomes thereby snponLed and the be
deprived eaoc immediately eondensed and then
returned into The boiler The vapo thus obtained by the ae
the perchode, other liquid IN te tubes
Quoted into second cylinder and after eAeng rs elastic force
(Which than the piston ia the second GYM
der Is condensed and BY means OF = returned INTO
which regularly supplied, and alter
nae yapon1ed and condensed The saving effected By hs en-
quantity Goals required for the steam, The
smaller occupied by and The avoidance Of neuauons IN
boiler the being completely distilled by the reieralon
yaporzaon and condensation The pehlode is very cheap
fluid when charged the The tubes VIII last
condensation and vaponzauon
very tihing bulk quantity employed model
sectional diagram illustrating this invention be seen on
pcaon subscriber For particulars OF sale
subscriber the Office Of Lachase fauche, No 10
May 3o-eost PROSPER DU CREMBLEY
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GENERAL action OF this distinguishes states
upon the lake hsrbor and river appropriation bill
forms prolific subject of snimadversion in the wing
newspapers. They represent him enemy to all
such improvements and point with affected confidence
congressional journals to sustain their assertion This
story, OF the moral stamp the Roorback OF other
days, il inferior TO IT in ingenuity for its fasehood must
be known TO every person OF common information That
uniformly and particularly the last session of Con-
gress, he advocated appropriations for improving the
navigation Of our lakes and rvers-tha the earliest and
most important improvements OF that kind were made AT
his recommendation under the administration of General
Jack SONS a matter which man can question. That
he declared himself in favor of such improvements as
were recommended at the last session by the appropriate
officers and that the bill defeated in consequence of
the introduction of amendments by which, il adopted
hundreds Of thousands of dollars would have been law
shed upon projects the utility expense of which had
not been settled by previous surveys in violation OF pre-.
ceden and sound policy, is equally uDquestonabe. No
less certain is it that the design OF the leaders of that
party in Congress to make the bill odous that IL
might be defeated and General Cass placed in false at
ttude before the public Knowing well that he not
the shrink from the performance of duty for fear
Of Misrepresentation they framed bill such the de-
par'ment would not have dared to recommend-such as
they knew he too conscientious and patriotic
for-to place him in position OF apparent opposition
the expenditure of any money for the benefit OF lake and
river navigation. But the attempt will be Intellectual ;
these attacks harmless TO their object, will reco upon
their authors National Democrat
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United state. Hotel at PnlladsIpnla.

subscriber respectfully his friends and the
elng community assumed The popretohip OF the
Hotel Long connexion with the hotel
proprietor he feels perfectly safe in promising It's old
nothing shall be confirm previous reputa
bestkept house The county No has been
spared completely refng entire establishment and he
changes introduced
OF ladies' Firmly determined TO give aiac
socits continuance OF that patronage always so hee
besiow IN the old United States.
29-lmif "A. e. ALLEN.
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Tk. New Constitution In Maryland.

We subjon an extract from the Baltimore Argus, an
nouncing that this great of reform has been
cured In this contest, remarked on another ooea
sion the democrats occupied their usual position on DC
half Of the principle which trusts the people, and lessen
the power Of those holding representative trusts to nu
them We hail the event as the harbinger OF increased
prosperity Maryland and adding to the momentum
of democratic influence in the federal well a. Sta"
government; s...
From the Baltimore Argus, May 20.
We have the proud satisfaction of recording to-day y.
triumphant result of the reform contest we relo'oe W
the intelligence and hrmness Of the reformeIs OF our w.
rious city. Confidently did we rely upon ihem an" y.
confidence not misplaced. Amidst storm OF III
representations and falseboods never before equa.
the sturdy friends OF the good stood as
the granite rock upon which the furious but imPo'e"'
waves spend their useless force, CO.,
Clique influence is dead in Baltimore and me s's !,
whether il be the courthouse Clique OF "o' w."
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.

lust received heavy durable
and cheap goods 81 81 and 1914 dice diaper and damask
Also, OF the manufsctory a. ia Ia l2-, and 10
sheengs, which will be found the heaviest goods Of kind
in this market and of German pillow and Dol
linens The objection which all Of
the above articles viii be their durability Prices very
#s.. CLAGErT n DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds Of carpets matnas, oh cloths rugs
materials, good. generally
Of the Of Ninth avenue
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THIS beautiful establishment recently enlarged and improved
visitcrs. The benefits
sultng from bathing and the breeze
and No be healthy
climate this through the and fall
months fever and and bilious fever entirely unknown
The drinking the
nne band OF has engaged for the The hotel
complete all It's and efficient have
been procured and eNeons will be spared to render in all
the whole
land passengers daily
BOARD per week 100
JuneG-2nw3w JAS. n. BIRCH, Proprietor.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June g, 1851
~ Ia.. - proposals viii he received until the list
- 900 % ~ ppylng this department hickory
~ - ~, 70, ,g,oV md 100 cords Of oak
~ av, and 70 be delivered, corded measured In
me I,easu Ma ~ ha expense bddenot less thar so
gsios poe w. oeo6e and the whole quantity before the is
nSora ay oas 70 be directed Department. and
June 6-eodcl5
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SCOTT Keeps COOL have Just received small lot Of
- SCOTS celebrated patent Improved eaerao variety Of
others Also shower baths coolers and bathing tubs, cbi
dfen fancy carriages, Also, weleected
Of hardware and cutlery man CRATES and cooking always
hand.
May sl-6eod q, WOODWARD,
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DOMESTIC and Ornamental Cottages and Landscape
Gaenng-a Series of Designs Adapted the United States
by RanetL vols. ls4g.
Designs Country Village Residences in the United States
Rch with Details Specifications, Plans and Directions and
Estimates OF Cost al Each Design. 2vols 1850.
Gothic Architecture Applied Modern Resdencss by Arnot
vol, 1850
Two Hundred Designs Cottages Villas BY Mess Walter
Il smith, l vol.
Downng Architecture and Designs for Cottages, Farm Houses
and Villas. 1 vol. 1851.
Downng Landscape Gardenng Rural Architecture adapted
10 North America. 1 VOL 1850.
Downng Cheap Cottages and Farm
Houses. 1 vol, 1851.
other the same and all other
branches architecture and building. --
June 5 fhhNCh IhfLoh
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GOODs.-The subscribers leave 10 inform their Gus
received supply OF the follow
ing articles, o they invite attention, namely:
chaly, mourning dresses
Do Grenadine do do
Do Poult de Sole, de Rhine, and India silks
Do bombasins and warp alpacas, very light
and fancy bereges and dc lanes
Fancy French organdie and lawns
Plain aud figured aconets, for dresses
Do Swiss aud polka musins
Black and fancy Foulard silks
chemsots cuffs and collars, Of every va
ney and price
Very handsome and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies' meino aad silk vests
Richardson aud Gay's undressed insh linens
nd American bleached long cloths
gentemen's kid silk, and isie-thread gloves
Also every description genemens and youths wear, and
goods all of which will be disposed OF on
the accommodating terms
Of housekeepers TO our
supply of -, -.
Linen nd damask table cloths
Napkins toweng white coored Marseiles and Ahendale
Table and piano covers embroidered and lace curtains
buh lnen for window blinds
AND French chintzes
and Ga white
a., 81 and Ga fancy coored matings, new style
a. and ga plain and colored cocoa mattings
superior floor ocohs, designs
and handsome
And large French and English velvet mpestry
HooE, BROTHER a co.
Ma lid
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ID ECHERCHEs sur les EquipaRes de Points Mtitts,res
Europe par Brago, Major General Auchisnd, usdut de
I'aliemand, par J. r. Capane d'st,lieriei ! vol,
Rcpemen service des Champagne, Dura La
sale vol.
dc Fertilization Passsgere dhaque ct dc defense des
reancbemen lea points miitaes par hschms
lieutenant des bombarder adu de pnllrmsnd Wehe
de sciences sppqsees eoole drtee DE Vncennes
vol, with atlas OF plates,
Sur reorganization de arlee ct son epoi dams guee de
campagne Lehourr lieutenant colonel darhenei vol
les Recopnoances Mtaircs coneard nncen inge
nicur, vol. with Of plates. -
DE pAunemnt DIES Places de Guerre le sene dnhere
Marion ] vol.
imported, points OF military science
and service, direct from Paris by fRhNck TAYLOR
May 2
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AND LIST CARPETINGs.- just
Of floor oil cloths
which hail. passage,
A-o, full supply Of list and oarpenr, win be
sold low. .#
June s--3tood CLAGETT A. DODsON.
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nENTLEMEN's Hat..-sTEVENS has Just In
uoduced for genemens summer hss ~ "
light well ventilated Call and At the Ahenrum,
opposite the Adelph Theatre
May 2S-eo3uf
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TEXAS Land Agepcy.The undersigned offers his services a-
to lands In Texas but pertic
and procure patents Tor the
Terms when informed Whist is
TO be done.
Address N. G., CATLETT,
May 3l-smdkcp Dallas, TeI1
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rAUZE FIsnnels, Nc.-Wo have Just received
W pieces hannel-, warranted unshrnkng
30 do summer fannels, In assorted grades.
We have also
dozen gauze mehno vests, in long and short
Is do heavy vests, with long and short
do hne do
Together Of hosiery and gloves for ladies
and gentlemen which win sell very best
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
May 7-9awiw
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Canton Matting. Floor Oiieioths, carPtung go
THE receiving per schooner Statesman
from New York
so pieces - extra heavy white Canton mating
do do do do
do Ga do do do
do do red checked do do
do 54 k64do do do
10 do a. do fancy do do
3 do super English oiicloth, 10 feet wide
do super ocoh, from twelve to eighteen feet
wide
Is do ow-priced oou, from three TO sir feet
10 do Cocoa matiings for basement, NC
Also constantly full variety OF i'm
and American cnrpetng, such
Tapestry velvet, Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial, PITY ingrpin fine ingram low
line Cor house furnishing which
prepared fully offer good terms
An Is~tf p. n. HooE co.
NEW beautiful styles OF fnncy shirts, with vests
IN attached.
Also super Lisle under shirts aud half-hoss
Gauze
Fresh supply OF st mohair stocks cheap desirable article
for weather just received and for sale AT -
CHAS. n. LANES
Genuemons Furnishing store, Pennsylvania sv.
May 20 uf
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soIrlT s5.aI M
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Died,

DIe0,
On the 21st instant of dropsy OF the brain after
Illness RACHEL, daughter of William AMI Louisa
Ripley aged year, IL months and FL days
The relations and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this Sunday
rents, No. ~ Clarkson street.
On the morning Of the 22d February, Instant DAVID
WILLIAMS, aged 80 years
His friends and relatives, together with the members
Of Beacon Lodge No 22S, L. o. of o. F., requested
to attend the funeral from his late residences No 4l2
Third avenue, this day Sunday ct one o'clock pre-
cisey, without further invitation.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on the 22d intt, JONI MuRRAr, in the
10th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence corner OF
Hillary and Bridge streets on Sunday the 23d inst, At
half past 3 O'Clock.
on the 22d February, 1851, ADAM v. yARIcK, aged
thirty. FIVE years and four months
His friends and acquaintauoes are respectfully In
vited TO attend his funeral from the residence Of his
brother John at SOL West Nineteenth street. this af
ternoon, at o'clock.
February 22d, WILLIAM SroKss, son OF J. p and NJ.
L. ostrom, aged one year three months, and twenty
two days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of j.
Terbe So Twelfth street Monday, the Gath inst ct
o'clock p. NJ The friends and relatives earnest
y invited to attend. The remains will be taken to
Greenwood for intermsRt.
On the 2lst infant alter short illness, WILLIAM II.
ALLyy. aged IL years.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this day, Sunday at AZ o'clock
p NJ . from the residence OF his uncle Mr.. U Beatty,
No. SO Third avenue.
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SATURDAY, Feb. 2-6P. NJ.
Very little business was transs, ted In Wall street to-
day. There session Of the board Of brokers'
and we therefore have no ON al sales to report The
market closed little more bouyant yesterday, and
we under the impression that the week will OPEN
with better feeling.
The receipts at the oce Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to. day amounted to sl2t795 13-psy-
ments, SIC g42 a. Balance, S31o6, 4s3 81
The amount Of coal transported on the Reading
railroad during the week ending the goth inst. was
Il 1ee tonstots for the season, sos $50 tons Same
time last year, 15e s2s tens. Increase this yesr,
1880 tons
The Virgins House OF Delegates have passed, BY .
vote Of "a to 10, the Northwestern Railroad bill
incorporstinga company for the continuation of .
railroad from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near
Clsrksburg Virginia, to Parkersburg near Marietta
The Cincinnati Gd.ea, rays that II these two charters
have been passed-then Cincinnati has ct last gained
What she has contended for-the chartered right to
tn real and absolute Straight Line Railroad from the
tide water to ST. Louis. The Virginia charter to
Parkersburg OF grsnted) viii add from twenty ave to
ffty per cent to the value Of the Belpre Charter.
From the Three Fork Of Tygarts River to Cinoin'
natl is ct least ny miles less than BIZ the Wheeling
route and nothing therefore prevent the straight
line route from becoming the great thoroughfsre Of
passengers across the continent. We may add that,
for the tame reasons the Northwestern Railroad will
add largely to the value OF stock In the Ohio and Mis-
ssippi Railroad all these lines being links Of great
route.
The subscription Of the city Of wheeling TO the
Baltimore and ohio Railroad s bu. $500 0oo and the
bonds are not deliverable until the read Is completed
TO wheeling. The other subscription IL enc Of $3.50
900 10 the Western Railroad. The actual debt OF this
city s but 100000 while the available resources
be converted into cash. at ooo leaving her lssit
mate sIsb. property good fer $4,000 over and sbove
the current expenses The annual revenues Of the
city srs nov $4,000 out Of which che sppropriatcs
$4,000 for city expenses s12oo for interest, aud
there remains for the interest on the $3.50 900
subscription TO the ws,tern Railroad-vhich will only
be co., leaving 1000 in the treasury each year on
her percent revenues.
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EOn SALE AND TO LET.

THE NEW VILLAGE or ,TRArroN PORT. ON
4 lusning Bay. between College Point and Flushing
Of air and scenery with their business pursuits on
the establishment Of village Flushing Bay distant
many times day. and by plank road from Wiam.burgh
At All times The name Of this delightful suburb College
it overooks for miles. The location proverbay healthy
and the great of lying the edge Of
eamboas at the decks - the lowest ebb tido. College
Point is only 800 yards from Flushing with which il
sney ah rGa s ' ssns s a sy % S
Lots so by 100 foot 900 lots however, sold in double
pi s %e and p s b. S S. N Of ,aSdy
ten distance, land aud water communication. with the
ctysaubIty other advantage regard this village
pork In order TO obtain the mnumend price of the lots
VIII Il z e PSy rsS DELAY de- yss o.
approximations full resnce be placed and who will
give persons destroys Of an opportunity TO
do well to call above. morning before o'clock
UPPER NoRhISANIA LAND FOR sALE.-HoUNT
- Hope vsg'. in the Western Reser Of Upper Nor
property situate West side the Harlem Railroad
and directly opposite the upper and middle Villages of
building plots with dividing inter-
sectng them in the approved by Andrew Find
those of were SOLD aud at much
lower price than the Babgate property sold for This
Weekes, as farming land. and the whole is under high
state Of cultivation. There about JJ fruit trees
s hs s Of nsRs Ps.5 cherry peach s 60 T'
b.rs, and other ouhouses each. About thirds OF
the land higher than the and lower villages
laid before it, There railroad staons-the
the southern and the other the Northern extremity
plot the premises. Subscription books for
those who wish to purchase at the residence of H.
Thompson, hudson street. where all necessary informs,
ton citing the sale be had Public meetings will
be called the be mads which
due notice will be given r. u. THOMPSON.
u. PURCELL.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

s.rURpsY, February 2l-6P. M
AsHss.-rhe market was firm, but the demand vas
limited, and the sales in retail lots, at IS 90 So
SEA tor pots aBd IS 62 for pearls The stock In tbs
inspection warehouse this morning embraced 2072
cssks pots and 2l4 do peafs; togcther 2s6 casks
Bsss~u-Has been In good request, and We note
sales Of 600 lbs. prime yellow, at zoo cash.
pnrapsrurrs -Fiow-There has been only limited
business transacted In Western and State to day, bat
prices exhibited no change worth rsportips. Local
consumers we're buying merely suhi Gent to supply
their msdists necessities The Eastern trade de-
nsud light and only for the better rpton, Of
western. There vss some inquiry for common brands
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17R BROADWAY BETwEEN GRAND AMI BRoonn
white front horse Is the grest central depot Tor the
nsers Lniment and Mssio Fluid, for the hair; Hyatts
ide nslssm, sefench pmcnio syrup, Dr. 0rnys utsrs
Bsh, Tevns.nd and ssds ssr.s p.rilis quart
bottles and the celebrated washing PILLS.
Manhattan Plasters Dr. has beyond doubt esta6shed
That he has the only article that viii restore the hair Solo
per dozen, cash.
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the doubtful tion Of restoring the hair when gone
twenty years DIR. X. will forfeit SleOJ IL he does
proves where the gentleman whe had no hair from
TO ~ o. had hs kene taken, and entirely
bald has, from the Of DR.. Ks Magic FLUID
rns soft beautiful head q hair Hundreds Of other cascs
be Adduced BY calling Or. X, at his geeat central
depot t6 Broadway Two or AIeo Asens and
ahsr nerton. Bee in another aolnmn.
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BROADWAY IHEATRE.-E. A. nARsHALL SOIL
os stss ass "a @
lace JOSEPH sa X n'irss III oss sss
whi,i,E Isdy Ts.Is Mis- Bennett nr. C.asssI Ma
VI pilsssh y =. ps,iase syn..1 ssa =: DToIa
bres. Circle and P.rquet 90 Family Third Cir
eies. 70 cents Gallery. l2s cents.
NEE. GAKDEn-AASaoEs, Mr. JOHN SETON.
AZ frits,o Boxes IS 90 DAYS Of performance sonssy
kousskr fSliai asd c.s a .e cs Ms.
ss & ss1s s s f.Sa %
a Ian Caroline keuss, in her hest Dances
ssn Win the
haretse de Langues and ca.arna Refine des Bandits
ITALIAN OPERA BoUsE. AsToR PLAcB.-sIG GU
s.rpe FeIts Benefit evening February 1851.
1APhonsO sisnor Ansncnei ssi.ssasr Gig Ros,;
Fs. X hss a.: I.s s:.
isnss and sig cafssse Psr9us and Bo.es 81 seatsm.y
OPEN ,ns ssTt ssas 70
o T,Is. rom rHn
Feb 26th will be Performed necadants opera IL GUiaa
ssnors disieta so ssnora ASosre saor
Psraae and Bone ST. extra charge for securing
ana ~ - cents NO sndss No free @ Doors
RARNuHs AMERICAN AUsEUA-P. 7. BARSUx
ant n.nass r. ;S Ss G s
ohdIsn under ten ys,rs
sents Saloon perform,ncss commence in the
Your pieces in one day. Monday and Tussy Feb si.s and
Bs.w T o.
s Ss auras y As a.A s 3.
af a D sssSl. as
"a ssns scsy
Say the Chinese late Of os9
with the Gipsy Fortune Teller re-. arc here.
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AHPnIrHEATRE 81 BowERY
sin and Boo Villa ms-on Monday evening Feb the per-
hrtiss in their eas Of eexerity and muscular
Eurne Runnals in his seena Of the Fisherman Of Naples
ballet aSD Il ih
MT T. Franklin and Mast W. Franklin in their Classic Pos
DEHTisT-Dr Pulikns. Mr.. Bacon; Clown, John Gossn.
Private boxes 90 cents Boxes rs cents Pic l2 cent?.
NOVEL MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, AT TaE
Broad~sy Iaesrnaeie on Wednesday evening Feb.
md The Tabernacle Choir united assisted of
@ Sfs. So ana talent in the city, under
TO be had at the music stores and at the door.
pAhoRAhA OF THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS, AT
Washington Hall res Broadway.-Ope. every evening;
nlsc every ana saturday afternoons at three
oelock when children will be admitted for half price,
tcriptive eatsosues l21i cents.
SATTLER's cosMoRANAs. CORNER OF BROADWAY
ana thirteenth street The hrst section containing
eoeetier Of six views Of Europe Asia Minor syra
tie Holy Land rgpt Nubia and Arabia will be exhibited
until The eighth Of March after date
replfeeeby new views unusually interesting.
MINERVA ROOMS, 4O6 BRoADwAY.-NAGLI's
Az Grand Panorama OF Ireland psned by the first Ir.h
tdets interest and beauty vaedwith Irish songs
Irish muse and an rishmsns illustratonu Every
O'clock. Sec handbia AdmIttance IS csats children
under IL. half price.
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yATTLER's cosMoRANAs, CORNER OF BROADWAY


RARNUMS MUSEUM. PHILADELPHIA.-P 7. BAR
- Proprieto and Manager; Henry Sanford Assist
ant Manager Of the sesun opera Troupe
who Will appear this week in series OF splendid
Monday evening, Mr. seguiLs Benefit when La iZZA
LADkA Will be- performed. Der Freisohutz, La File du
Regiment, Zamra Fra biavolo Guy Mannering, &c. are
preparation The success Of this troupe unpreeeden
efforts. Admittapce rs cents.
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ubsetsr having recently ssed his faeies for the
execution q branch of ithography 10 prepared to
fulh all orders with despatch Portraits marine
views pans &c. executed in The highest style of the
y. DAVIGkON, 323 Broadway.
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auid Hsr Dye celebrated In London, Paris boston
Philadelphia Bsltnorc 80, can only be pro.
sgred genuine at the mandatory wall street, now Ysrl
fne public uug. beware Of Soc yarour d.
ronss II lie FOR sale Wholesale aud RETAIL applied Oopj
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COAL.
CrRAn BOAT uoAI,-IN Size AND QUALITY M
prsssfy adapted 70 steamer for sale earro
Address y. TYLER = CO. Phnadelphis-
ITO COAL DRALERs-THR syBsCRIBnRs VII L RM-
cute orders for spchn sad Lewis Veins Red CsaI
and white Ash from Brood Mountain, Of all Al ths
icyeu nUhes rsssa ordsr are pecsfuiy seeissS.
\. TYLIR 60, RhJlAdslAiap