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Cry CounT o. BRooxiys. Before Judge Greenwood -
The leu Of .assignes IN Trust 10 Pay Creators Irieh
r. Peters against John Noon and o,htrs-Mr. Moon made
general assignment Of oil his real and personal property
TO Thomas HcReman and Alexander Brkbeck In trust to
sell convey and convert into cash. and pay his crndi
tors in four classes the last of which tboe to whom
he indebted endorscr surety At the the time of
the assignment Moon vas liable to Peters mortgage
executed by Efha Bloomcr, in the sumof $4,000.
The assignees Of Moon made arrangement by which
they nsgned certain easehcd property the Fulton
feny held by Dir Mcclure and others under the Corpo
ration Of New York to Peters by way Of mort gage
curity for 5000 which he agreed to accept. William
Peters, being indebted 10 Hewlett Peters on ccr-
tain prom cory no,cs asigncda hose leases to him
curty, and action brought by Hewlett Peters for
the purpose OF forecosin the instrument, in the
Of mortgage before referred TO- executed by tho az
signces Of Moore 10 VIM Peters The came before
the court motion to set aside the report referees
and The Judge, in written opinion held that tbs
sgnees Of Moon had authority to assign these
to Wm. Pecrs by way Of morgrge-6rst on the.yround
o. want a power under the assignments md second aud
principally the ground that they acted In courayen-
ton o tho trusts which expressed on the face OF ire
assignment under which they derived their estate and
that the assent of Moon made no difference he h,yIne
but remote rcsiduary interest aud the Of the ~.
sien'es being absolutely void under the statute relating
10 trusts.
qdd,o,al .qRo,rcnces urder he .Bocorf yscpey
ogdind R,'ari md oilers -0n motion for an Divisional
allowance Iy way Of coss after verdict for defendant
IN an acion for the recovery Of real estate the court in
OpiniCp, delivered held That They had power to deter
phc The value Of The property for the purposes OF the
allowance, although The jury Rad omitted TO doh
Ar INrANT rHtowN INro SinK Yesterday afternoon
female with three cLdrenone 81 which she carried I'm
her aims, coa,ly covered up with sh5wlcame 10 the
house &c shoemaker in rocUm street and requested
permission 70 into the rear, when accorded She
left The two cldrch standing in front " th door on tho
pavement during her absence. which o. short dura-
ton hcn sho lett The bouft tho shoemaker loryed
Tint he bad lot the cl and thinking rather strange.
proceeded to the yard ard there found the l living
in the Sink with - fet clicking ont - ne hh Tho First
district police ocoIs immodia cy iufornc1 II the
occurrence. and 4 search made III the woman, but
shc whore o fund She had o1'cn dress with
large figures back nantiii vlh !, ~ lace fiu0e and
a mall rod Handkerchief about hcr Geek Tho bDiy OF
the infant presented every appearance II haFrs been
chokcd 10 death previous a. ita sgnnnut ~ Tho iv
place in which Il vas found n taken " the dead
house.
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From the South.

TEXAS IrEMS-HORE DEAD BODIES-CHOLERA, ETC.
BALTIMORE July 20 1852.
The Southern mail is through from New Orleans The
papers contain details of the latest Texas news the
principal items of which have however been ant,i.
pated by telegraph from New Orleans The particulars
Of many outrsges committed by Indians are given
Large bodies Of Indians moving about the country
and much alarm existed.
The San Antonio Western Tsran CT the It'll inst SAYS
1T is reported that express passed through this
city, on Sunday from Brownsville with dispatches for
Governor Bell 1t is stated that the Mexcans had fred
into another steamboat, killing the Captain and wound
ing severa others II Is also reported that another ex
press pared through here Tuesday from Rio Granie
City with dispatches for Governor Bell and stated that
Roma and Rio Grande City had been attacked by about
SEQ Mexicans and Indians, and all the houses burned
and that several Americans had been killed We give
these reports heard them on the streets without
placing any reliance Them y
meeting Of the citizens of Galveston was held on
the 9Th TO express respect for the Of Henry
Clay.
The utmost excitement and alarm is said to exist along
the whole Rio Grande frontier and Governor Bell has
been called upon to authorize the raising of three
panes OF Rangers for the prote con Of the inhabitants
Not much reliance pla cd the report Of Cara.
vajal's intention TO again attack Matamoras
The Southern papers contain nothing further than
the telegraph has furnished Of the proceedings of the
Georgia Union Cow eption
Three addition al bodies have been recovered from the
wreck Of the steamer st. James.
There were twenty. nine cholera deaths In New Or
leans, during the week ending the 18th inst
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Marine Affairs.

Fon NV oRtEANs.-The screw steamer William Penn
departed yesterday afternoon for New Orleans For
names Of her passengers see last page.
LATE FROM 81 THOMAS -Fhe schooner hlforettst Capt
Conkng arrived yesterday from st. Thomas With dates
to tho 9Th inst and reports frcgts and business dull
there, and but few vessels In port
Fon CALToRNh--Y estcrday afternoon, two steamships
left port loaded with passengers Tor the Pacific viz h
Illinois. bound 10 Aspnwn and Tho Northern Light q
San Juap The Illinois carries 100 and The Northern
Light $50 passengers Among the latter are Blkn-
chet Archbishop Of Oregon; also ninety mocbahcs
and laborers under the superintendent Of Mr I'll w
Prince TO lay the rails for the Nicaragua road This
road l. only twelve miles long from Virgin Bay 70 the
Pacific and completes the connection from the Atlantic
We are informed 1t Is being graded and Is nearly
ready to receive tbosails
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Marine Disaster.

BALTIMORE, July 20, 1852
In coming Chesapeake bay the steamer Isabel
in collision with the schooner Eugenia outward bound
cutting her down TO the waters edge and rendering It
necessary 10 run her Ashore to keep her from sinking
The babel was also injured and leaked much ron
deT,d necessary 10 put her in dock Immediately on her
arrival here The Of the schooner oil saved
1bc schooner Village Belle, GiY. arrived here to-day
from MAY ogue2 i. ~ Gh lost The late captain o. thc
u. John Adams jumped overheard between SAIeo
end fouI O'Clock The morning OF tho IN anu WIS
drovLd. lie had acted strangely for several DAYS pre-
vi.us The vGfcs papers were al lost win VIC capn
She bound New York though u was NOT known by
tic mato until h,r arrival bore. 80, - ,o-,
Tho scho3rer Robccca, Fovg. arrived yesterday from
Crrdora vii uuIacs encountered Ntiy Joagh weather.
pi,d iad II throw overheard part Of ner cargo.
qru srheon,re a. King # Baltimore, rom Pbila-
1tl,I, vim cnvgo q coal powder 80 arrived hcrc
IN 4 linking condition, having bceo leaking badly for
throo d0yf ~. -, "a ro.o
rbo trir Jane Avery erriyed ~ - John. n D. from
Nov Yofk got athoEc atAocls, and mas made Elk ieot
al water
ylip Rrao Mills from New York for Sc stephen New
uunw i,k isItpofted Wy oa ptain of The Jane Avery
"a have N, "a tctpiig los III schas
~. box Achilles 81 Whi.hy from Shields for 81.
John, WIS also Totally lost near the same place.
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From Boston.

THE FISHERIES OF THE BRITISH PKoyINcEs-puxo-
CRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING AT DEpHAN-
DANILL WEBSTER IN BOSTON, ETC.
BosroN, July 20, 1852
The steamer Admiral brings US st. John N. b papers
% the 10th inst The Morning Ne,c Of that date says,
that "A swarm az English about TO light
down upoD the flee. II iswless hermen that nfrt their
wstert from the land Of notionsn
The Halifax M@rig Chronicle gives . list Of the ves-
sells that cruise ibis service In British American
waters curing the present II includes ono
frigate Of seventy guns the brig Sappbo twelve guns
steam sleeps Devastation and BuZzard, each six guns
steam sloop Janus guns besides ketch three
brgsptinee. and eight schooners-- making total Of
nineteen arued vt,,ia q be engaged In this service
The democracy OF the Eighth district held grand ra-
fcaion meeting To day. ~ Dedham The Hon Bradford
L. Wales presided Lawrence. OF Rhode Island,
and Hon A Ayre of New Hampshire, the prin-
cipai speakers Great enthusia for the democr
minees nif,s ed About eight hundred dined uu-
der John Wright mammoth tent.
Daniel Webster we'd her. to day from Franklin NJ.
lie II AT thu Revere House, aud IL is said closeted
with Mr. Champion The British Minister.
The st Johns NeWs says that MIR. Webster Ia about to
visit that city ana that British frigate has been
offered to HIM for cruise in the st Lawrence for the
benefit Of bis health
Immense quaoics OF liquor being sent out OF tho
city preparatory 10 the enforcement Of the liquor law
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CITY Intels1Geuee.

THE MONTREAL 81 FFfR AT u meeting held Mt Def
mopcos on donduy the Franco Canadian committee on
behalf Of sufferers by the lar. Montreal fire completed its
regular organization by nominating NM j. Barre az
President, G. = frapcht re- r. tabriquette T. c. Robe
lard as Vice Presidents "a d. Courcy, treasurer ana g.
Masseras % Secretary Annexed a list Of the men,
bais Of the com uittee NM g. Batchear, j. o. Besss
l.. Bs)is Cbatat u Ciprico. Il Dariou, A. Dralet
g. Franshfre. II =. Gl.ckmeyer III. Soulet, p. A. GUY
70. Iabrie, r. Lrdpux, J. Legare Mofeau, j 9.
Rabtlard. JAS. Hobdoux. u Babad, Lie Barber. J. p
Barre l.. p. Baire =. Z. Bochst Berteau, Blanearo
Boscber, l.. Bouquet. l.. thatelier, Chasourne De
Courcy. V. pelannay, l. pelnonico L. Duterceau Du-
mazaud g. Durand A. Eiban. iahriQuette A. Fort A
Folhioux. Gaime, G.. d. Garcsche. = Gerdy + Grard
Gourd, I. U Gnrrrges, :. Guynet, Iarvics A. Hoguct
Julien Oh lsss.le. l. Lecerc IT, lie Goupn G. IIarie
Il. Masserss p Nilhau II. Moniun Henri Ii. Norauge
Noel r Peters, 4. pilot, A. punkett O. Rou.
merge. Lacsry y Schmidt q. :, mccall g. ValI.e r.
Natet lists OF subscriptions. signed by the president
and treasurer, will b- circulated beginning this WED
Besday) morning special committee has also beer,
nominated for the purpose of organizing beneficial
performance generously protfered by the French Opera
company.
The MONTGOMERY Guam In yesterdays report Of tho
dinner to Mr. T. Sie.gher by the Montgomery Guard
mistake occurred In the Of the Adjutant which
We are requested To correct. Instead OF Craig it
should have been Adut mt Timothy Garrick whose
efficiency was acknowledged by entire corps and the
guests.
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Meteorological Observations.


Tuesday, July 20-10 A. NJ.
BUFFALO -Theruometer so barometer 1890. Wind
Northeast clear fine morning
9P h-Barometar ~ SO Thermometer, So Wind
northeast Clear and pleasant
ROCHESTER, = Warm pleasant morning. Clear Wind
southsest ihermon,eter II.
sP M.-Warm DAY and pleasant evening. Tbermo.
meter. SO.
AuEuRH.-Clear and pleasant Light wind from the
northwest Thermometer st.
S,RAcusE.-A warm sultry morning. Thermometer so.
Wind very light trY m the mort Invest.
PIP Nj 1T has been very pleasant, but sultry day.
Wind north vest. Thermometer so
UTIcA.-Wnm pleasant morning. Looks like rain.
Wind west TbermoI,. ter 81
eP, MA clear pleasant evening. Wind west. Their.
mometer 81
ALBANIA beautiful morning. Wind SOUTH Their
mometer SO. Barometer 30 loo Mercury so.
9P NJ "A fne clear morning Wind west. Their
mometer 81. Barometer 80. $50 Mercury &c.
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FIoln ALBANY.

SURVEY OF THE HUDSoN--GEN. SCOTT AND THE
LUNDY'S LANE CELEBRATION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, July 20 1852
Several citizens Of this city have employed Mr. Meal
pine State Engineer to make survey Of the Hudson
river as far down Coxsakie with view of ascertain
ing the practcsbiliy Of constructing ship channel
Albany
1t is now asserted by those who hoped other that
Gen Scott will not attend the Lundys Lane Mass
venton. The statement was mere riiSc, and il ha
been deemed proper to make the correction in
prevent disappointment and modification among the
yisitere at that place. W
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Florida Whig Convention, &c.

CHAHLEsTUN JuIy II, IoJ-
The Florida wing convention have endorsed Genera
SCOTS nomination, and have nominated Major Ward for
Congress
The Governor OF Louisiana has appointed William Dun
bar Judge Of the Supreme Court vice Preston deceased
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exception or reservation the equal
stietrsted Geurauds Aeacsted SOUP. for curing pin
pes ,recF.s, ssosness chsps ronrhness, 30. Poudra
Suhtiie nproos hair from part of the body Liquid
Rouge Lily White and Hair Goss, 81 Walker strsot
Aear Broadway ' = = " ~"
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parents Who lost TIER iierJn. city, last week
WI roidSr e. essential service - the putlic II
hmchr the nnmher cdn choir Ghild had taken
hot y ~ Watts Nervous Antltoto dnrnx the week. foe
its believed y has nt wonderful invis,rtiug quality
enefNs une patients sufficiently tU rtp the attacks
~ vhtasf and eaye ic Address Horace Greeley Ejter
of tins ~ " }oTk Tribune
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Canadian Items. Sc.

ALBANY, July 90. 1852.
despatch dated Montreal, July 49, says the oficia
Gazette proclsms reciprocal free trade in materials
minerals and produce Of the seas with Prince Edwards
Island
The Hon John Young intends going to Portland, to
negotiate for line of from Liverpool Quebec
in the and TO Portland In the winter 1t is all
arranged provided Portland will give $4,000 per
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1no r.,rod,,,on of Thomas rzaine,

A communication has been received frGn Mr. Hunter
acting secretary a State directing that the MshaL or
uhof pcrson having charre euHO3y Of Thomas ksino
surrender him W Anthony Barclay Esq her Britain
mic Naieftyr Consul, Or any other person guy su.h
riged Il receive the said fugitive and conduct him to
Great Irtaln
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NEW DRi EAvs July 10, 1852.
Cotton saleq on Saturday barely 500 bales and
to day Monday they have been restricted bales
Prices ,minal Flour is dun; Ohio sells at So 65
Mess pork is 81 so 20 Bacon firm at o24c 10c for
sides and $40 FOR shoudeE Cotton freights to Liver
pool are "A led
Albany, July 90, 1852.
Receipts Of the twenty four ho,rs:-Flour $4,000
bbls wheat coo bushels 81 600 do; oats $4,000
do rye 2CoO do. Flour is steady, with sales OF LOO
bbls al oTnsr rates Oats at ~ 4c with sales Of
15oo0 bnsh.ls Corn is yey firm at SO 59c.; 10 0O0
bushels sold.
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TIE IUGIrr SLAVE LAw-sECRETARY CoRwfN-
PIC MIC AND ROW.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
DAYS TRIAL.

WAsHINGToN, July 90 1852.
The arguments in Days trial concluded 10 day
and the submitted to the jury after instruc
Judge Crawford the subject of the insanity
OF the prisoner ut the time Of the commit the muir.
der which was pleaded by the prisoners counsel The
Jury are still out.
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ha Dye the hest discovered for corDg th. lse
shnkes the morDent u Is ieo The wonderful
certainty with which this sud old established Hair
Dye performs 10 astonishing s for sale applied, AZ
bhJCHLLOKh Wig Factory, No 4 Wan street. Copy the
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the nature
yet Invented 1hose weDtps superior article should
call at BATCH ELutS celebrated Wig Fastory, No. Wall
street who're found the largest and best assortment
In the CITY. Copy the address
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The Aldermen OF Springfield and the Mas.
sncnusetts Liquor Law.

SPRINGFIELD, July 10 1907.
portion of the Board Of Aldermen Of Springfield re-
fused attend special meeting to-day, for the purpose
of deciding about the agent for selling liquors under the
law; consequently the Board was left without o
quorum, aud nothing could be done.
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ST. Louis, July TO- 1852
George Collins, eminent merchant OF this city,
died yesterday lie leaves property estimated at
than million dollars.
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Movements OF steamsnIps.

BALTIMORE, July 70, 1S52
The steamship Isabel II the Cbarle.to and Havana
line arrived here his morning for the purpose re-
ceyinG rear she brings srg. number OF passengers
among whom Don Gonzse Alfonso Of the richest
andhoders OF Cuba and president Of the principal rail-
road on the i,land
SAvASYAH July 20. 1852.
The steamship Florida Capt Lyon has arrived hero
from New YORK.
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House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, July 90 1852.
RIGHT Way
The House resumed the consideration of the bill
granting he right OF way through the public lands to
all nc,r poratei plank road and railroad companies
Mr. J,rKss moved that the b be laid on the table,
Decided Degatiyely-yeas SO. uays IS.
The subject was debated until the expiration OF the
morning hour.
The House then went into Committee on the bill ma
king appropriations for the support Of the Military Acad
MIR. Housros (dem of Alabama, said there we're no
unusual appropriations in the bill and he desired
pc.sib,e take up the civil and diplomatic ap
preparation bin the most important Of all he expressed
the hope that the committee would pass the bill now
before them without general debate
Mr.. olps (d,m) Of Ohio, however rose to make q
democratic speech and had not proceeded far before he
MIR srAslY (v6ig) of N. c., who raised the question
that the gentleman not in order in discussing the
Of fifty in the House let them he said take the rcspon
bty of such discussions at this late period of the
session
The chairman, Mr. pHtLrs, (dem) of Mo-. on tho
ground that the usage in committee justified such
bates overruied MIR. stanly's point
MIR SIAsIy appealed and on the question being ia
ken the chair sustained-ayes. o. nays. Al.
MIR. SrASLY called attention TO the fact, that only
twelve wings voted in the Affirmative
MIR OLDs drew comparison between the principles
and policy Of the wing and democratic parties, speaking
in the highest Of the last named He trusted.
however, that the defeat OF the wings next autumn
would Lot be so total Us to prevent them from rayng
again. because when the democrats restored to
power they want the wings TO watch them to see that
they come to the land marks Of the constitution He
reviewed Gen SCOTS polica! expressions aud letters
conendng that the old hero the head and front of
native American party aud should he by possibility be
elected with Seward for his companion the wond be
Down with the Irish and Dutch, and up with the
grots,
Mr. BELL, (whg) of Ohio. replied, charging that the
democrats going tight the battle principle
but put the friends 81 the old veteran the defensive
His colleague who admitted that he formerly Il
wbg had gone TO the tombs root old bones which
were buried long ago If to convert himself The
wings support Sect national grounds who
knows the wants of the country he having long been
engaged In its service while Pierce has practical
knowledge to conduct the affairs of the government
Seycra amendments acted when the commit
tee and the West Point bill passed.
M SEYMOUR. (dsru.) Of n y, moved that the House
go into Committee of The Whole the State of the
Union with view of taking up the River and Harbor
bill. Pending which the House adjourned.
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granting hand to Louisiana for railroad from shreeve-
port 70 the Missbsipp river opposite ycksburg and it
va ordered to be- engrossed.
4 afGhErT VOLUNTEERS FOR THE OVERLAND ROUTE
TO CALIFORNIA.
The bill for the regiment Of volunteers to protect emil
grants the route mail carriers the telegraph lines
10 California by military stations along the road
kemp
h,srs BRoDHEAp and RUsK offered substitutes for the
bill and it then referred to the Committee on Terri
tories.
INFORMATION WANTED.
Mr. WELLER offered a resolution which was rRraed to-
that the President communicate all the information in
his pcfs.sson relative 10 the recent difficulties between
the American Consul and the local authorities at AGA
pulco, in Mexico.
SECURITY or STEAMERS.
The bill TO provide additional security the lives and
property Of persons ,gatbg the Western waters was
taken up, and orc, red 10 be sngrossed
PAYING SURVEYS
On motion Of Mr. WELLER the Senate took up the bill
to authorize the payment by the Surveyor General
Calfon for the surveys which may be ued any
claims which have been may be, presented TO the
Board Of Private Land Claims Commissioners.
Aera debate Of the details Of the bill it
amended and then postponed
The bill for the relief Of the town Of Bellevue, Iowa
was taken up and the Senate adjourned
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, HE IHfATREs.-ih. programmes OF ent ertanment at
the Ie.pective theatres srs very attractive For the
parenlars We refer readers to the
and small bills
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News FROM HAYrI-The schooner Susan, Capt. Nick
erson, arrived yesterday from Port Prince after
passage Of seventeen days She brings the old story from
Hayti-the threatened invasion of the Dominican re-
public.
We learn from Captain N. that the government was
increasing its forces by CONSUMPTION Of all between the
ages Of sixteen and sixty years and that the most active
preparations being made for attack the Do
minicans some time In August.
The former commander of the Susan Captain Bray,
and one Of the crew. Joseph Francis died at Port au
Prince
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Lyons AH,hai Iron, for the growth and
establishment Of the Hair, prevent its falling of aad
turning and the de toilet articl. in tina
word Put srse bottles Tor % Sold by Ring
kushton Codin1tor, Rice Smith and At Hilet music
store Broadvsy: Mrs Haya sno sdcliT rros Atlantic
street and Perry 25 Fulton street. Brooklyn an by
all druggists TIN oughout the world.
Il THOMAS LYON 16I broadway
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out cCntsihrs large snouLt Of Peculiarly az
matter The stories 81 Votorine or the
etr street s,.r aud Fanny Fs.esu alone douty
we price ~ fhe 10 tLiog Of the well
edit oriasLos Monies and her Dsf.mers etc 70 he
1t ROSS Aun street. and all the boz
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The grand focus " here orfI,rs I

nom AL parts CT the Union converge sGREKNS, Ne.
Ator III use And wtyg Simply because
Is ne prnctus 10 clock aud furnishes Shirts
IN style and woIkmspshp by tho crack houses Of PARA
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Brsdy's National Gallery OF Darucr,.o.

types No. no hroa1wsy tans the a-gest %
Valuable porfrbs In existence those who wish to
stu'y the oounerASe, " the OF the day viii
here lind ample scope for observation Call and see -
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Garments TO be had of RANKIN RAY iOt Bowerv A.
tie most comfortable ARTICLES cf the knd in use The
gently absorb PRECIPITATION sad are extre neIy light AN
tlasue-thus wsrdios Of sudden chls, while they rrea
promote the comfort Of the wesrer - 49,"
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way rs the place where perfect hksnesses
lures combined taAen sBy weather. and the onlv
place where the magnificent crayon Daguetype can DO
had. Rooms easy " access.
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Cans, Rifl%s, Plstols, Revolvers.

AsA.ss, Isssoas, reSOivers, cScs-En
subscribers would eel the Of their
assortment OF all descriptions OF the sbovo goods whc
ey are enabled 70 offer to city and chants
B.J.BART& BROS, u Maiden lane.