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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

SERIOUS AccDENr.---YeSterday after
noon. about o'clock. Miss Ellen Gillespie, young
ady IN the employ OF StrInger Townsend, At s.
Ann-st fell from the third floor down the haichway
to the street Several physicians were promptly IN
attendance, when II was found that no bones were
broken. although tho sufferer was much bruised
litter was obtained and she was taken to her resi-
dence IN York-st, Brooklyn, where a further eNaml-
nation was TO be made. She Was perfectly conscious.
and unless internally injured Will, no doubt DO able
to resume her duties IN few weeks. The distance
Is about 30 feet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
BEAUTIFUL HEAu GEAR.-This has

BEAUTIFUL HEAD GEAR.-IMS has been
An extraordinary season tor competition IN the waA Of Hats
livery halter CLAIMS the palm OF superiority fan hi>
concerned and each has certainly produced
excellent ARTICLES To notion the summer HatSBeaver
Ne those made and sold by MEALio Of tl6 Broadway.
corner Of CSnal-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-Thc Coroner held an
inquest Yesterday at 3i3 Waier.st upon the body Of
Mrs Richards, who. while walking IN Franklin
square Wednesday evening suddenly fell 10 the
pavement. She Immediately taken 10 the store
OF X Prince, 3l3 Pearl-st where she soon after
pred. Her remains were removed 10 her residence
al the above number IA Waer-St., where the Coroner
held inquest, and verdict Of Death by disease Ot
the lungs, was rendered By the jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
CITY ITEMS.

FIRE AT PIER 3-Iast evening abou. ~
o'clock, the pile OF wood on TIE end OF pier J. Nora
River, was discovered 10 be or FIRE \ large portion
o; the wood was thrown overheard. and the engines
soon eNtnguished The burning wharf The s1ear.
ship North America was moOred a, this wharf AMI
had not a steam towboa been on The spot and towel
the steamship oui IN the stream, She would have beea
seriously injured When u was announced on Tues
day that the North America would not Sal. Tor Ca.
way there was more than one threat made thai she
would not sail for any por, and we fear ;hiS IRE y
The result OF the bad feeling manifested at TIA, time
A row took place ~ this IRE between some Oft,
fire companies. and one company e0 'he age. retn.
ing 10 play upon Il
TRFNroN FAILS-Thls charming place
of Summer resort l. now accessible Mr. Moore has
opened ms Hotel. and visitors may enjoy cty CON.
font IN connection with the ude>i AM vldcs,
scenery.
- Fire Engine Company 10 returned
from Philadelphia last evening They have been
absent some days, aud appear highly pleased With
their visit to the city OF Brotherly Love Their
beautiful engine was fairly covered with wreath,
and boQuets. which had been presented to the com.
pany during the day. She looked like bed Of aOW-
erS.
ARRIVAL OF IMNlGRANTS.-Thc following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

AccmENr.-James Dougherty, residing
at 60 Ridge-st., while drawing a handcart through
Grand-st, Yesterday morning, got damned between
ms right leg much aceraled. He was Immediately
conveyed by the Fourteenth Ward Police % the
City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

W DIR. JAMES W. POWELL, OculSt.
Auns Sc continues devote his attention especially &
Diseases ID the Eyo and Ear from 10 4 O'Clock daV Al
sane oces he has occupied for the last SeycnNear M
n5Ssaway, entrance Il Waen-St where can De had ms
tcsose On the I've price 80 cents Also Artificial
jeii @|MWkR ' N'"'''">
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

FIRES. AT half past o'clock yesterday
morning fire broke ont the roof OF the dwelling
g. Attomeyst., which was badly burned before the
flames were extlngul>hcd.
The house 352 Thrd-ave. took fire at nearly the
same hour the roof was destroyed. The building
was occupied by several families. whose furniture
was niue damaged by water Loss $3.50.
A Camphene Lamp burst on wednesday evening
IN the house lis Walker-St, and set fire 10 the prem
iseS The flames were eNtinguished by the Four
teenth Ward Police. Damage irihng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

Court rendered d decision Monday. which Is Of
interest to persons standing IN the relation Of
landlord and tenant. lie laid Il down law that
wherean under tenant obliged, under legal proceed
ngs either to pay ms immediate landlords rent to
the owner Of The premises, or remove iherefrom, #
he pays such rent, II is to be- deemed legal payment
10 his immediate landlord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-16
Police InteIIlRtnre.

Attempt 70 Stead esterday ofc.r wrthismer n the
Flint vsrd arrested German named Frederick Ber un
charge Of attempting Go break into burpau drawer
situated in room At the premises No ~ 'ireenricu
tT'tt with intent alleged, % al SaOU 10 gold
known 10 be deposited in the said draWer the property
OF Henry kooner. The accused detected ia the act
Of ATTEMPTING 20 open the drawer The eviIance was
rr,senteu before Justice Jthrop who committed him to
pre- N TO await = furth'r examination
lfcts'f .issauh by Siege Drirer On Thursday even
ny o. Charlie Lynch driver of Of the Fourth
tNpBue stages az the head a Wall eteet In Broad
vsy another stsRe up. driven by man called
Lord Byron" belonging 10 the Broadsay AID Forty
second street line Lynch and Byron both stopped fJr
tie tsme PASSENGER and Lynch the who got the
Jnssenger This. IL created ~ feeling the
pat e byron vhO almost Instantly directed his whip
81 the head % Ly nch and. with avolent struck
TIE laf his and face scoring tine flesh aim
10 the bone. exhibiting clear cut iuhictsI with
kniie The blood f0~ed rrofuscy fom the wound
iyftn. tcoD ~ be Inflicted the injury drOvs oil
quickly poe bile Lynch yesterday made tt iavlt
fr the sssaUlt and battery and warrant issued
~ Justice Lothrop for Lis arrest.
ITt'tre BaBe'gous Coue-The negro called Levi sum
n'ust sbo driving the infatuated catts yesterday
mtfnnp la bruadg ay. arrested nv the police. an
ccrv,ytd before tice Tohrop charged With being
IN ftgafe ~ tho running fufiJusly anf dan.
gsfousiy through N. streets endanptins the lives u
the oiii1ns Mr. Pnttu. pf no % Wall street made an
% dsvi stttpg forth that he observed the negro beat
~ il-use the which be believes Il the i'm
dfste q the animal becoming unrnansgeable
furious The Magistrate commit It'd th- NJ ,ro TO
prifcn {, the charge II maDssu Inter sh0ulJ
any Il the persons ~ho injured b, lie OK die
81 Dtsh0rcst a1ief -leatsruny Germs siaz'sr Wes
trA "a 10 place IN pane Cf glaze ~ No Afa Brenu-
web trsst, occapd by Mrs u1ms m one ~ the upper
t'fuf aad While lrfi a''nc f9r a fsw muu.es he zee
d,truo ~ The set q ranacFsr the b1ress drswsrs.
t1tuiJ lu srsfch ~ jeN-lry ON being dtc0Nrrrd ia
lt ti der ghr became % alarmed that be- prtNs Out
q tIt tfiru ftorv window. whereby De- fustsn.t a
ttft Ijuiy ED was conveyed o. the Cl,y Hcspi'a ~
bLs ponce u thu ruth ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-16
Weight OF the Herald In Wrapper.


Our readers will perceive by Geographic des-
patch published in another column, that our fellow
citizsns of Buffalo have been excited by the arrest
and surrender of fugitive slave. AS this was the
Grst case that occurred in that city under the Flu
gitive Shave bill, passed by the last Congress, it
created great sensation there. We are happy to
learn that the law indicated, and that after
proof of the identity and escape of the fugitive
given, an order was made by the United States
Com missioner that he should be delivered up to his
owner We regret that the son of the claimant
should ave so far forgotten himself as to strike
down the fugitive with billet of wood, which he
did, if our telegraphic report is true. Such pro-
ssedng, under the circumstances, was unjusti6able.
We are inclined to believe, however, that there is
come mistake in the account. We cannot conceive
that such thing could have taken place in the
manner stated.
By despat,h from Washington, We learn that
the steamer Saranac, which recently sailed from
Philadelphia with sealed riders, was reported to
have taken out protest of the government again.
the abrogation Of the Nicaragua grant.
For several other items Of intelligence received
BY the wires we refer readers to telegraphc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-16
vss highly sonpimsntsry to the captain and 70 shs

-. N,~AH- .o-.,Hrsrt.rv IA IN. ..rtatr and "A th~
United s.s's s,a n, ,..s .,o.n.r vs,.a "a, mt
up in sort Of Jealous nvry and va: signed oy me
Alderman % cue "u ~ AZ onss, sne .soe. ~ h s
ward Oh All sse .na sns ~ msn =, me "u - .n'
borough and the Aldermen q The ward Of 81 L..ssnes
Inc reaoa1s " 'iNs o0ssnsh' cAiea i0''n p'~~ "
laughEr. ,.
CsPs.n @ A., p,s .s. enp p . ss sS 1
Ina. o11ies ~ M IN. 'l,o i,o ol s 80.
Al Al Sr.n,, snd IN INC ' IN a.S ~ ,hs a. Iaw
nun I aP.ai. I I. anu ING omysrs " cue o. Inv"
renee wa IT,, ,st s% as on t ~" sp1 BEN. 20
Een., a~ ..o IeSss1 sHol VIA s'oss lisp -ahty
Inc o'nsr gen.emsn Deing omi.sea io some cause OF
o.heI eo' ~ W. suuioeo aes i,s~ IN e generous
rvay Ineie was one ming ne saw on chat witt that
was GEAR 20 nin ana 70 every IL was the hrst
room IN "ncn jury ever sat, NeAeers IL had one
aoor one wnaow; ana na.d and as they regarded
WIN sor. VI venefaton and awe, they renected on
what wasItweve Fen honest and true, the pro-
VI tne rights ard liberties the lives ana property
all tns sapvsry AID sPlendor to which they were after
WARTS introduced but 1t was the cradle OF the glorious
,ns.aton handed down Americans as well as TO Eng
nhnmen AZ that festivty, there were present jews,
dentiles and Turk isughter) and all seemed happy
and reoictd TO meet the Officers Of the st Lawrence
VIII do the bt We can" They did and we entertained
TN M IN our plain democratic way We brought toge-
ther the rival parties and all coaiesced as friends and
brethren There were saints and sinners saints on the
right sinners on the LETT ana women In 'front.' Of
laue hter)
Captain MERGERS health having been drunk. he con-
tsed the present and the past condition OF New York.
and the rapid progress II had made In few years He
concluded by givng-"Prosperity to the City Of New
York"
The following sentiments were then given
"The Press"
"The St Lawrence-The friend Of the Union and the
American Republc to assert her rights peaceaby she
can. forciby If she mustn
This toast was received with shouts Of laughter and
applause.
Alderman PATRICK KELLY, Of the Sixth ward then
rose and sadReerence has been made TO the Alderman
Of All Pointsn az the Alderman Of the Five Points,
glad to Captain Sands on board Of his ship,
and glad that those peaceful feelings have been
ciprocated with nation, who takes great Of her
own people and especially Of the inhabitants of the
country that hail from (Laughter) Ihave objec-
ton to the Anglo Saxon race; but It that sing
the breed here improves it a little. Great lsughter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-16

FRfDAY, August l5-S PM.
Quotations for al the leading ancies fell OF ractions
TO- day ct the orenirc and the market eo-ca heavy
LIie Hsflou' and Reading railroads were quite active,
ahd 'he bears are ceiling ne and for cash.
amounts q stock large portion Of the purchases are
Tor delivery on contracts made At higher prices Many
buyers On time s'e anticipating advance within tic
next mx'y OF rincy days, and long they clB epe
rate without money they not particular about
prices One and one and half per cen. ADVANCE Is
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po,snt srhefs Jgny Lind BY study pr,ssiee sIces
W. we utls worif. and appears Yrs. D. Is. Norris Of
bolmore hss di,coverei secret Of propapr pure on
utt 81 ttdfr ard Tar As their medicinal rropsrtcs
remedy i,r tronehal affections coughs sneon
uton ~ ~ early tageH. hsd diseases Of tq lungs ~
certain eyre FOR tic foald lead aad piles Physi-
ci ne recon meme 10 sold ~ A. n. u. sanda 100 FULTON
street. Ring, l2 Brccdway kna %. S62 Hudson rtreet Cod
cnfton 10 br,adeay lW Avenue d. Guon, w 10 wcry
bottle. - 1872 ANS"' '"es' -
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ular tonic medicines contain less alcoholic
sumnlentn which prevents their general Oxy-
gensied Bters being entirely free iron every
quay will he found not only agreeable but hrhy efca
fous ~ retorng healthy tone 20 the digestive syser.
Tor tale ~ a. B ID. Sands 0O Fulton streets D.
vii Co.. af and G.. Ring. tg2 Broadway j. Cod
diustfn 93 udson street. and 7l5 Broadway Guion
borcry, corner q Grand street; Hall Rnehle n S
Green wcn st'.et ard ~ Druggists generally throughout
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go are d.sirous q hndng The estabsnment Of Lorin
Brooke 90 long cslebrtted r the manufacture
fnd shoe, aud the orb na bootmaker Of the name Of
brooks should 80 70 ~ fulton street. vest Of Broadway
bore the lest end largest assortment Of Shoes and
q aitsrs, can be found, at the lowest city prices.
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The Herald for Europe.

MANS FoR FURoFE, Nv TiIE ANFricaN srraMsHIP
rACTIC.
The American mail tts amship Pacific Capt Nye will
leave this pert at noon to-day The mails will close &c
quarter before eleven O'Clock
The NFTELY uEHALD ron EuRoru. printed In French
emu English and containing latest from Cuba
California ell parts Of the southern Pacific the West
Indies &C &C. will be published at half past nine clock
this morning
sr gle copies In wrappers sixpence.
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sn fly convert red or sray h.ir 20 brown black.
kie suubufn Sc Poudro srbtIio uproots har from any
% the tody. Lquid Rouge. LILY White aud Gloss
found At the old established Laboratory % alker street.
ne Bros
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coored lhade IN lev minutes by Ballads
Liquid nsir Iys. Please call ard specimens e AZ his
store as broadway Canal street The RI also pre-
vented from falling OF by using Baarss Chemical Hair
Fastener and Genuine Hair Grower. Ptcs aud csnts
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'r''r onthy fay men g 81 public etae Fiit
:. 70 30 Oh moss cfchtr hes. Autrat fAth 80
bcitfs Room NO. o. tul ttlirs 10 oeoea The oejsot
'te t.t 20 give irfIust0n n tlo pian end pr'ci
PEE " we -o'h ~ aff 20 rctiyc momters for ~. frua-
- ft,tha tl,,ela.on Persons VINO a.e gag.d
dhffF e tt 70 hours % The can tha orr,
MIA 70 gr1 ~ heustves vth tht opera Of the ssN
eiaGpS. sVCLLHN WATSON, trustees, ~ Broa5gay.-
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Dendeion. ssrsarsrla sassaras. VIVA Cherry uis &e-
sittr eNesnciug the eweltering heat Of woui
BE- &c htahul prudent 10 have recourse to
this utty fsmtd edcine to cool the blood purity the
eJtteu Fever sud nrue quickly and cured by
his eNteimiEator Once, l2s FULTON street. mp stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-16

this Regiment requested he Mercer House
sunday tie 18th ns az o'clock, =. for the purpose Of
the last tribute respect late
Thomas Hemmne GAEKEr BYEMAy,
Naifr VCluutoera
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III daily ard weekly ne spapsrs can be obtained an e.fv
horr every morning. and Throughout che day 90 ~.
IONlES ttaar stove, and J. LAwRENCE'5 news depot.
conner ~ Cnnsi. Huds9n. and Watts strtets.
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" ulsc nj he her usual trip to-nor5~ O. uuday) 70 NcF
burg ord Intermediate places having Chambers street az
IA O'Clock, An. Zee sdg crtiscuiant.
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greatest perfection nt Bhtcheors Wall street His Wira
Meuneqsaa for natural appearance and durability his
sar Dye 10 30 favorshly known 1. needs No comment IA
can be sooured also from all the Druggists and Psrumers
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STEAM BEwKES Nrw YoRK AND GALWAY. The
whole world and The rest Of mankind, 10 ignoran %
Of the real facts Of the ease, say that the Of
Ireland being SO sunken and degraded as she H., is
the want Of energy and selfresnce asnong her PEG.
pie. This cause has been Ia iustriousy circulated
by England, for reasons best known 70 herself
The lrish in the United States have ncE an opror.
tuniy o. dsproving The assertion, oy contributing
10 the project nor on foot to connect ,hs Green
LIE With New York by s,enn. We shall see what
they will do. There are Irishenougb in New York.
whose means ample, 20 buill hall a 1ozeo steam
ships Of the frs class. Nov is the time for he N
to move, and face the ngsic.
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Green Turtle Soup to-day nj r,aynrd's. \
Clam Cdowder ct 12 ocloct. PETER N. BAYAkB
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Nrws rHou AfRIci--rhs bark LoE&r. Cart Brown.
arrived yesterday rom ct rho west coat q Ar ca
We learn from Cspt that in ,ho month a April les.
The British brig Engishnan Cast Harris f-om Crsis
cspsizd during tornado 90 u island q Fcruaoio
in the bght a Biefa stOut srsny miles fr~ the
main land "a reported has - Lai thirty pero1s
board. al Of whom pershed 9th fhe ev'rpiisn ~
native African probably one ~ te crew who picked
up tIfee days after the catnftrophe occurred lana
IN a spar. The vessel by which THE rescued.
vas 8 Britsh ship fl0m Carnavin Tor Pfrnau8A
90 Among the passengers lost the Rev. -. W.
mpson sDd his wife connected with the Prr-Oyteran
B,srd of mironF ~ hs city. aud thn wife Of the cap
Tain The names or the other lost not given.
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their Fall Fashion Saturday August TO- Gentlemen who,
are prepared don the Fall STYLE invited to visit ou
Hat sued for Art and genius have been Saxsd
to their most in the designing production Of this ee-
CANT hric and thanks
will be the ohapsau Of the Hat Fnhers Union
II Park Row
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Wood. Halter. 572 broadway, Will intro
the fall style Of gentlemn hats this day. Saturday,
10th Of August. JAS. G. WOOD, Halter,
Niblo's Garden, 572 Broadway.
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What every body says must be true, ana

tvtry hUdy hays that The Boot Haker5 Uni0n 70 NASSAU
street earryinE ting before t. II 10 certain they
sell wondrfuy good and chez Boots and Shoes there The
only true tests t. try pair and word for you will
20 elsewhere Afterwards to set Boots Shoes CATERS
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Fall style or gentlemen's Hats Will be Is.
sred this day, August 10th. Those who really beauti
full article should call at w DAVlDS S Broadway near
Duane street Gents and Boys Cloth Caps of
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than crimes Now there is mistake in of shrts
made at No. Aston house GREENS system of measure
ment ipfallibe rule in mathematics Then makes
set Of shirts with unequaed despatch and disap
points customer, either to the time the article
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rIre III san FrnhcIbcO-AnOther Triumph
Of Rehs Safes the Safe in the great
End ISLE Gilbert Cos. Alta California again
burnt and the Safe which stoed the FIRE Of their
building has again proved itself saamander by pre-
serving all their papers from the devourng ee-
ment In the recent Of 22d June It
Richs make Kof, Stearns Co. Rich Co..
have upwards Of 100 safes de in the
supped to the Alta California For sale their depot
Water street
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saved in Of Rich Co.'S Safes Messrs Roa stearns L.
Co., successors to Rich Co.. 1876 Water ST. New York
One Of your safes 2o2 purchased Bates Of me.
in his CONN warehouse when the latter
BY IRE few weeks since and preserved his papers
at s. CO., from damage. b, w, RAYHOND.
Chicago, ILL.,, August :, 1881.
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Ny~ srArERs r. Bf.isurD ~ THE STATE or Nav
Yotx We give, 10 tho Hglh to-day an interest
ing iabls 4 The ~spapers Published in this state
ON which - shall have occasion, soon, 10 make
some remai ks In Tie meantime, business men
VIII rot fail Z, see tf the editors Of no Rspapers are
10 be believed 10 the accounts they give Of their
re,psctiye cir,u atom where their true neres, lies
with regard to 7'vertis'ng While some o. The
rppers publishes ST year are defonet. and others
arc on the declins, the circulation q the H.rah
in all It's branches, has steadily increased The
modesty AID conscieati 'a'nessof the proprissrs o
soun,ry papers in rgpo ting their circulation. a
worthy Of observatioV slhe statement from the
eeusus speaks veil for 'he.r bonesty, oomgl,.i
viii many other elasses Of people Who have been
called on to repors b. the census nsarshals
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5O,OOO window Shades Tor sale at reduced
prices Dealers and others examine the largest best
and cheapest assortment in the United States Kelly
furgerons Window Shade store 81 Read street, and 29
Broadway. kelly a. FURGERSON.
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The New Hat Company VIII Introduce their
fall style Of Hate for gentlemens this day to in
spectn Of which they would invite their and the
public in general NEW HAT COMPANY,
lac and liS Nassau street.
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A Returned Caiifornian.-Ob.

what that beautiful black frock sits the those
elegant pants figured casere the grace that fancy
vest-al cost only S5 also few splendid at IS
each-corner Nassau and Beekman streets.
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-oveinsnts at D,stineuisntd TrslI .ldurIs.

ItNfftnffAH OF Dtsttue ufsnft tHnf ttubis.
Hon Monsn ga Rev Rankin. @ass., y "
tfiuce, 90 q Br uacu o.: q. " jackson. N.5'., 2.
n,.' frg wsre auohg The ARRIVAL, yesterday. a. the
So. ie.e r.u-sy sx-A,c,rsJ General OF the Uaied
ststes, n alsy at Newrtrt
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wv AiNoN RoFr. J. G. srEARNs, A s. MARVIN.


derfpl nsrvine of such extraordinary power that no
matter how low the nervous system IT, nvaraby rsoys
it, and the patient TO perfect beautiful activity Every
son who knows thing Of the know that all
eases depend them l02 Nassau street 81 per bottle.
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Travelling Dressing Cases, the most prota-
ole, and at the time, the complete article zee
Yet. for sale By @. sAUNDERs 4 SON,
1E and ~ Hroadyay.