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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
The Fisheries.

U. S. VESSELS ORDERED TO THE FISHING CROWDS
THE LATE SEIZURE.
BosroN July 90, 1852.
The Ncc,u pport Herald Of day contains the follow.
ing
gu. steam frgate Saranac at Philadelphia. and the
sloop If Albany at Boston, have been ordered the
buy Of st Lawrence for the .ection OF American
seamen. in pauce with the request of Commodore J.
G. Long who appointed Ia the command The owners
of bpg vessels in this place have depated two OF Ihor
numter wait upon him imma diately aud inform and
adve him to the pature aud position of the fsh'u
grounds and all matters pertaining thereto. Captain
George W. Knight and CaTta Robert Bayley, Jr who
way qualified to furnish full information have
been d.ega'td to confer with Captain Long and witt
meet him to- day
We learn from the eastward that the Lubec fishing
schooner lately seiz.d by The English steamer Neter
and carried into ST John, b.. at the time Of her
of Grand Menan The captain of the seized
gel states he roo in So, s"t chile the English say that he
rally Court st. J"hu. There large numbers OF
fehpg vessels ready sDil from the coast towns
here soon they assured that they will be
protected from seizure
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MOVEMENTS or THE FREE soILERs.


The Western free sellers incline to Hale rather than
Chase candidate for Precedent
The wings here very DESTROYS that Chase shall be
nominated. for they think he will draw of moro demo-
cratic and less whig votes than Hale.
Samuel Lewis Of Ohio is prominent candidate for
Vice President and Cassius NJ Clay is still much talked
Of, no,wthsta, ding his declaration Chase and Halls
have both gone New Hamp. hire now II IL proposed
by stme TO change the n-mc ~ the party from free
democracy to that Of independent democracy 1t
Is understood that resolution in favor Of nLervcu-
ton will be adopted in addition 20 the Buffalo plat
form Sumner will speak before Wednesday
Opposition to his having the faor Is threatened.
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SIR Tspgert. Plunwer. Addison. 7 dsys
Bchr Cbsest cake Bahbage Raok,a d. Ecsy
SohY Geo " a.rrp b-ii RookIa &C.
scbr Nouimsh sA Let cali BessI.ad. 6ssys
Setr "a tsmfpn. !, noBpIrt. aars
schr NO Bsrr, Msrfi Fsaukfrt, dsys
Sioop Bo,ina " heeler Psii River Ter Port Ew>a-
steon Hartes', fr-auh pto-ile.ro
StooP FRA Rim, Reed, Nav London.
slooP Republic, Soue. New Bedford.
Sailed,
Ship Ccpstrstise puryts verpeoi; berks Coperaicu
Neyr hamburg; G"ocsi asrrimsa. Ph,iAdo phisj q,
Ts Nr Richsrar, St John Mr.
pin- NJ .uns-t sse' neridiap, W; sunset, NV. VI
sbcv e.s Surfing the day,
Bark ii Uyosie from Baltimore arrived yosterdsy, =,
&C nssp cd to h d Horisus Il CO. not Browor %.
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CHOLERA Two cases Of sudden and violent
disease, pronounced BY tbs poyeicians the real Asiao
oboeIa. have occurred AZ ksneyvio. place between
Aquack9nohk ana UHckCnsack one OF them terminated
ataiy. and the other ssfulIy treated. Tho
people in the vicinity are considerably excited the
matter. There seems 10 be n necessity Of guardn (
againft this dissase and violent cholera orbus during
he summer, AS fatal Of both have undoubtedly
token ulace.-Neuork .3dre1.isr, July 10
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Later fOn Mexico.
THE TEHUANTEPbC RoUTE-TRhArY BETWRlS MExI-
CO AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RESURRECTION.

CO AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESURRECTION.
NEw 0RLEASsJuly "a 1852
The picogune learns by arrival from the city of
Mexico that the Mexican Minister for Foreign Affairs
had appointed The 9th Of July for the closing Of the
contract with the company making the best offer for
tic opening Of the the Isthmus OF rchu
hnep.c
The Sligo in a recent number officially announces the
Withdrawal Of the proposition Of Colonel Soo
treaty of commerce and friendship is about to be
concluded between Mexico and SARDINIA.
T.legnphic communication with the city of Mexico
{ ON Vera Cruz now complete
Many restrictions tho pre- had been imposed by
the government ~ Guaamaia,
conspiracy had been discovered In Of the towns
Of Vera Cruz winch body of troops had been sent TO
put down
Sonora a,k'ug the abo hmcnt Of duties articles of
consumption
The Rio Baro OF late date. gives that Gen
Avsos preparing for coup deiat against the Mcx
government and concentrating large force for
the purpose
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PLACES NArIvIry-Uaitea Ststos 4l5; ireland, ~
England 10; Scotlstd Germun Is Holland Il switter
land !: British Possessions in North Anne rica Poland.
unknown
FRonHospitai, Bellevue, Pcsitentisry, Biaskweirs
Island. Ii Lupatc Asylum, IL KanoLIs isiAnA. 4 City
Hospital AIMS House BiAckvelis Island .; Cslsrsd
Hspe Il Colcred persons. 6.
lpterments returned from Wards leland, 90
wv. WHITE CITY inspector
City Inspectors once Juiv "a tsSf
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nIsrsfa
AIrved--Barbs Ton, C.rwc Ciepfus,os, s,E s.ssph
Gro veil fh,iaaephisi orig All Dasne. E.tm
Mttslisb Roger Te - Fipr,sna W. nsm, chi ,srrs As
seile, Alshsm. vator Eas,B Cant ,s~ln STE
t.y, uLss Hud a. srneaten SaliOtfa la a,rtts
liict born G'srh silica Mar and Qn.-n Esther rhis
de fbis. liz, BapuAh all Ron daut: isa.e
a. Lawrence hYorki also JooI laden sshgs rh
Eael phts.
CeM.d-BArs N Bvosauss. EobHe.
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Meeting IN Brooklyn

The wings Of the Elesenth ward heid meeting las,
evening Al the Lundys Lane barracks corner Of Myrtle
avenue and Navy street. which was addressed by Re
cnrdss TsIimsdge. of New York Horace ~ Cougar 81
New Jrttey sDd otbers. Cunsideable epthusiam was
meDifrfttd bot the number by mean. as
ppst H. ~ss anticipated Dots bstandiDg the greatest
~, rte made. by mean. OF hsndblls flaming tar
b.rcis aud oihsr ,xp,dmD,s 10 draw large cro~d.
Durpg the mt~tiDg ,evera exiempore sougs sung
by Mr. Lewis sod negro story was told by VIM J
hsgee which cr s,fd good deal Of fun. The meeting
hepsrsted about teu O'Clock
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Fruitlcss Attempt nj Highway Robbery

DurrALo. July 90 1852
Three fires occurred In this city lad night. all sup
pos 20 have been the work Of inoeudisrios but they
we're neither Of them of much Consequence
Fred Emmons. ~ this city. wei known boat ngens,
was assaulted In Cleveland late on saturday night Tic
had been wing Joke tina. hr a raturned Cali
fornan with $4,000 about him. and some men, be
,ieving the ale wayaid him. near Balcyne House AMI
knocked him down with siung shot His lie ed
a. William Ferguson. Watson Dean Samuel Max we'll
and John Kelly have been arrested suspicion Of being
the perpetrators Of the act.
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AboD and Mis- Hayes stopping at the Clifton and
telegraph message received there TO day from
Madame hlon az Cleveland in Jurng IL she ooul
get The large OF THAI cstablishraut for concert
Ncdne,d day. The reply Ia the negative The
body of young lady found hre this morning just
under te falls Who last saturday. committed most
determined of suicide by waiing olt into the stream
III lie above the catarsct until she got rlhn tho force
Of The current ana resisos, y carried over the pre-
cipice. She aMnblc young lady re- idng Oh The
Canada tiGo OF the river The Of the dreadful act
WIS family uulappsn.NP
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maiirious Rsposr.

PHLAUrlPHIA, July 20, 1852.
Great excitement was "a here tb. evening by The
errcsdnf "a malicious rycd that the steamer Roger
f nv bound a. Cape NJ, had caught nrp and hurD.
I'd 20 tbr wHiert % Tho report trad eted by
dopsioh hom Nesoas'le stating thst she passed there
stsven O'Clock this evening bound up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
From tho Far West.

TOUIFVItLt July ~ IoUS.
Welesrn that Captain Lowe brother In Law OF the late
Governor Calhoun recently arrived Mt ST. Louis with
parry on Pueh Indians IN route for Wellington
doing vol
TIE curry st'l prevailed among the American popu-
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Railroad coiih,on--A Lady Injured.

BtLTTWUEF July n IuV~s
zoe fsifnorr and suqnehanra railrnad this morning.
nfar Monkt'n. Twp cara wers toksp 10 pieces Mis-
Itbomnn. I" fltthnrg itcsived yeyersl ooniu.
iops and brui ths bead Tho otbor nss-en1ers
scapd with slight bfuises Their a,eapn was wonderful
I ne car being driven nearly through another
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Obst auies or Henry Clay.

"a WON, IA July 20 I5JI.
The oltques to the memory q Henry Clay ocle-
biaed he to-day civic and military procession
formed moichsd to 81. Johns church whore cuogy
prom ,unced by Brown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27


Two young men Of Moyamensiug named William Gal
higher sDd Anthony MaCal, drank of more than pint
Of liquor each, for wager Saturday night, and Gal
lsgher died this morning from the effects.
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Rattle with the Cam anche Icdians-Amerf-
cans Killed.

NEW WhIEANs. July n, 100,
Dates from Fort Smi h. Arkansas state that 900
Camspohe Indians bad attacked and killed Capt Marcy
and biz vhols command ~ eighty men The battle con-
tiuued for two days. The Indians reported 70 be
gathering In large numbers.
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psssessess arrived
bntcWc--TIris Eoiy ot'i.re-sr Reed, Mrs. Cook and
tvs clfiur,p
PsnA-sohr j \ Mstthswe-Hr Evsrits
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Wccx,y N,,,,.x ~ D,.,r.

In the City County of Ne. York ruu ne 18th day Of
July 4. the 24th asy Of July IS52
Men. ": Wsmsn.? 49, Boys I'D Giris. I89-TotaL 63o.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE PARK-MR. DRADY's SPEECH.
As each person left the Court and descended to tho
Park be asssed with groans checrcd according
10 his participation In the matter. Kaine's wife was
greeted with loud cheers The counsel for the prisoner
also came In for their share OF popular approbaon but
Dir Edwards the counsel for the British government was
oancd and hooted and assaed with various expressions
such az, All, you can't hang him!n "Look at tho
British bnneman!" "Ah, nh"
Previous to this, Mr. Brady addressed the crowd ex
hortpg them TO obey the laws and the constitution Of the
United States He did So be said Of the counsel
Of Kane who doing all they possibly could to save
him sent back fthere any among them
native Of Ireland who would raise his In violation
Of the laws he IL double traitor. (Cries OF "No.)
Every step that could bc rcsorted TO ega TO
man has been demo lie (Mr. Brady 50 ot1nt for
hmtolfi but he considered IL insult Nj Blu 'eco
and Mr.. Emmett that they 1.-THE people, boulo deem II
necessary 20 have many 10 surround Kanc. (Cheers
Tor Brndy) viii lose my life for the maintenance Of the
laws viii put myself at the head Of any armed force
that will BE- necessary for the maintenance Of the laws
Let US then d,spcrse peaoeabiy. Let 20 home The
case 81 kaiDe l. postponed until Wednesday IL Is my
duty ~ his counsel 10 such gathering this
ak you true meu-I ask you a. American citizens
and ak you Irshmen TO 90 home, and let us put
our trust In the laws and the constitution OF the United
Btatee
Mr. Bustoed sleo called upon them 10 separate, and
asked II rersonal favor TO hmsef (rics Of No.
no. from drunken man msn In the crowd
Several 1--WE houid say between and two hundrcd)
OF those sttmilod. then vent away pescoaby; but
large number CmsDed sbd surrounded the enI TO
tho building In front and rear,
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U. S. VESSELS ORDERED TO THE FISHING GROUNDS
THE LATE SEIZURE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOTEL, Main street.

II LYNCHBIRG YIkGINIA.-Thes summer travel
having commenced, lie subscriber would respectfully
call the ATTENTIONS Of the public tits large and popular
Hotel which Is nov In first rate order for the reception
# company Ii Is situated Main Street. entirely
convenient t. the Railroud depot, Packet Landing and
Stage office; and presents To the travelling community
ever, inducemeGt, it i believed that be desired or
ex pected in Il House of Entertainment. The order,
uiet, and eleany condition Of the house, noticed
md appre :iate'l by all who visit it.
Besides the usual comforts Of well sed hotel,
llcre is at least one Dibres hirh he found
ut any other in Lynehburg and that is Spring rne
Frees Water. issuing cold and mrid, from rock
within the hoel, aud .aofdng decided luxury during
This weather.
when the subscriber conducting the "Powhutnn
House" in Richmond the following unsolicited testimo
NAL placed in liz hands, with request that he
would publish it. Ia rerublishing it, be assurts his
friends that he NJ les anxious iluil he en 10
make them 'eonferfnhIe and happy"
CIlAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-19
yo.e ORA Amended Charter.

AT regular meeting of the common council of the
corporation of Lynchburg, at their chamber on Friday
evening, odd July, 1852
Prcscnt-John Nj Oley President, Charles W Christian
Thomas o Acree Jno Cary, Henry Davis, VIM z.
allie erro, John X. Mcdaniel and Jesse Hare, men,
bcrs.
r. Christian presented to the common council the
following resolutions which being read und considered
We're adopted and passed. viz:
Resolved, fhat in conformity with the Seth section
The act OF the late session of the General Assembly of
Virginia. entitled making the town of Lynclbuig
city, and revising and reducing into one oc thc nro
visions of its Charter" "Wednesday, the 25th day of
August next ha be the time for opening poll in each
"ard for the purpose osubmittng the provisions oil said
act to the qualified voters under the charter Low exist.
ing ard that the office of Friends Warehouse in Lynch
ward and the office of Planters Warehouse in Henry
ward shall be paccs for holding said polls in the res
pective wards.
W. o. Owen. John B. Lee, and d. r. LYMAN, be an
pointed commissioners for Lynch ward and that John
u. McClanohan. Henry !. Brown Thomas p Nash
Allen j. Black, and John Oyer, be appointed commits
s'ohcrs tor Henry ward, any of whom shall nj the
ilme and place appointed in their wurds open poll
book 10 be headed Tho Charter as revi.edn and tn
contain two separate columns: The first column to be
headed FOR tile revised Charter" the other to be
headed Against the revised Chartern And the said
commissioners shall in her respective wards then and
Thee receive and have recorded in said pol book the
VOTES tor aud ainst sad revised Charter of NIL uersops
qua''hyd TO vote under the charter existing who
may oer to vote, and shall ascertain and certify tho
number OF votes given for and the number of votes given
AGAINST said revised charter and cause their
WIN tHe polls tobedevered to the Clerk of the Council
WHO Sha lay the same before the Council at their first
meeting thereafter Tat they may assertion the result of
al" polls, and cause to be entered uron the journal
me aggregate vo" for and guinst the revised Charter
Resolved lint 1t shall be the duty of the Clerk of
Council to cause the or going resolutions to be pub
The 2jlh day OF \ gust '' '"
!, 2'-'?3o D. ROBES CRY
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L. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
pOwUATAS HOUSE,.

Richmond, March 18th 1877.
The under. gned, Members Of the Leg lnure WHO
have boarded ut the 'TowBATAN IoUsE' during th,
present session, and of several preceding
sessions being about adjourn feel called upon by
sense Of duty to pacein the hands Of Mr.. CHARIrs
l.. DIBHELL our host, testimonial Of our kind
gard tor him, and OF our high satisfaction with the
duct and arrangements of tie establishment.
In House continuing hundred boarders, il may
he expected that there Will be fro qurni complaints. We
huye pleasure IN saying how ever thpt
nt any existed during. he winter; certainly lre has
aeeu occasionfor dissatisfaction. The house is
murhuhlc tnl order and qftt. The abe has been boun
uly supplied with all tie good things OF life, and tho
rooms well ept
MIR. and Mrs. D. lave presided over the House wi Ii
ability, and have eYinced. all occasions, anxious
desire to make their guests comfortable and happy
be assi>tnsnre prompt and obg.ng, aud the
lith,tl, honest and attentive to THEN duties.
Upon the whole, do not believe that ii ngree
able Boarding Houseis to be found in Virginia. and
rust, that Mr. d. may long continue occupy itor if
he shall find it necessary leave it, that he may nuke
location corresponding with his merit.
s. McD. Moore, Geo. ID. Harper. VIM. D. Hurt, II.
Chandler, Thomas Dayi,, Asa Rogers, W. Nj. Amber
| q. I. Bruwn, Lawrence Roane, Samuel Watts, Adam
Small j. Voolfolk, 1hos. NJ. Boudurant John Bower
Calwe VIM. i. finrcy, VIM. l.. Boak, j. NJ. Smith, A
II. Holiday j. Breuthed, }. ThompsonJr r., Hugh W.
Shcfcy Thomas Robinson, George Stlman.
We concur with great pleasure in the foregoing.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
ROBT. CROCKETT
Commissioners from A lexandrin
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ALSO,


> j. BROTUER, MIN Stoff, Lyach6pfg, ID
Importers ct & u MA and EARTH ENWARE aud Deal
efs in Cut. Drcssed end PLAN Glass Ware, Looifng
GKasses. GuaHdojcs Patsd and Brit aHia JPore, at
ea, Casters, 8r; in receipt OF their Spring
supply of Domestic aud Fortisn Goods of their own
found in such Establishments Our Stock is of the
argeste offered in ti market and having been cure
fully selected and boug 1T he most favorable terms
we nre determined not u be undrrsold y Hea-e
10 the country, either North South. Merchants aud
others wanting anything tits line, would 90 well IL
calm examine Stock and prices before purchasing
ese~here-fceliug confident plca, all in style
quality and price nf Goods. The Ladies particular
ly invited to call and examine Stock.
tanrcl1 oq-ta
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Commissioners from Alexandria.
From the Richmond Wing.

"PowHATAE HoUsE.-The complimentary Card in
regard to the management of this House must be highly
gratifying to the worthy Proprietor, Mr. C. /. Dibel
from the fact that il entirely voluntary act on the
part of the ssners-its reception by Mr. d. being the
first ntimaton of such intention their part We
add testimony tlut of the gentlemen who
have paid MrD compliment just in ITSELF and ten
drrnd IN q manner delicate" y 2o-ts
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GtAELE'. FISH. Ac.
NEW CONCERN.-rnE UNDERSIGNED

NEW CONCERN.-THE UNDERSIGNED
= have associated themselves together for the pur
pose OF conducting genera Grocery and Commi-so,
business in Lynchburg under the stvcnnd firm of SAUN
DERS, NORTH \ lRBY. They hive tnken the arg,
and commodious iron front house. n few doors n
bove the Market House, formerly occupied by Robert
x Ice, whore they will all times be pleased to Sc,
their Friends aud the public gencally ErerV branch
business generally done in house of this kind shall hay,
their personal and partcunr attention: Such rs Scin,
Produce o kinds, Receiving and Forwarding Goods
&c Their Stock of Groceries, including every article !,
their line. is fresh and just hand And their pur
chas@s having been made exclusively for Cash they is
ter themselves that they can offer us great nducemeo,.
as any house IN this market JAMES SAUNDERS,
WIN. T. NORTH,
may 27ts JAMES J. IRBY
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MECHANICAL.
= HOTAIR FURNACE, COOKING
q RANGE AND STOVE MARE.HousE.-Fh

% RANGE AND STOVE WARE. HOUSE.--fhe
- undersigned takes this method of informing The
public thar he has hand aad j. eonstsnty receiving
from The principal northern Manufacture, Furnaces.
Ranges Stoves &c. Of the latest and most desirable
styles Among his assortment be found Chilsons
Patent Hos Air venfiating Furasts Tor warming aud
veniilaine Churches Public Badings, Factories and
Dwellings. Also, COOKING RANGES, the most com
pete and economical arrangement for cooking IN use
Having had long experience in the and operation
o Furnaces and Rcngcs. and by giving his personal at
tenton 10 the setting and fitting of them up, he Is con.
ieui ihat trial is susian. =s=s any Of their
superiority orerany other arrangement for heating and
cooking purposes.
On hand, n full assortment Of sfoFeey Coal Crates,
Registers Pine, Shec, Lead. Lead Pipe Hollow Ware,
&c.
Tin and Iron Roofing aud Esve 6auers l,at en- IN .
superior manner. Also. afu supply Of Tir. Britiana
and Jappanned Wares, Whoffsais and RefoR lis
facilities for manufacturing Tin Ware SUCH TINT he
feels assured that he make II Tor the interest o
Merchants abroad and all others in want call at the
kew Store, W torn, East fif Main Street md exam
inc his stock before purchasing
IL would also tender his thanks the people oi
Lynehbure and ~ vicinity for the very liberal patron
age extended to him daring ba abort residence here,
and hopes by strict attention TO his business, TO merit
continuance OF the same.
Mar l5.-d&c2twts g. y, BLISS.
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MERCHANDISE.

D0ETs. --LENlIr L ALLEN'S BEAUTIFUL
4 series Of Pocket Paeis il elegant gil bindings,
continuing Hemai >. J. aselliid i'lusoPhy, Cooper,
Elliott Lalla RDokh, PasHy II flowers, Eliza Cook
SCOTS Lady cf Lake. Nsry Hewitt, Southey, ThomP-
sou & Grus Sigourney, Pollock Coleridge, Goldsmith,
Rodgers, Poetry Of Afs etions Campbell Milton, Young
Kfl. ute Poetry of Passions, Wordsworth Poetry al
Sentiment, Mrs. Norton, British Poets Bush & Blair
Stern & JohnsOn.
ALSO,
Lays 5f Scottish Cavaliers,
Lyra and sther Poems by Alice Curry,
BYrons Poctcal work.,
Prose and poetry Of Europe and America,
Lillian and other Poem. By fnrd,
Book of Ballads.
Fuliefs Poems, &c, Sc.
lau ll-dts1 ST rHr NV GomalssioS BooK-SToRF.
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NEW CONCERN.-Weth the undcr.igned. an.
WHITE ID TERRY,
Z ONG LOOKED FOR Come nj Last.

"a In consequence of the hreakage of the Cona the
Undersigned has just received his Spring and Summer
Stock. Twenty five years experience in his business
sirabe assortment of goods Without further comment.
all hensks is examination of the same He call, the
attention of bis customers aud the public generally to
the following, viz; Ladcs wboie Gaaers 7 Gai'efs
Gaiess, EecehtorS' Pa1odiS, IHy LindS Lola Monies
Ba&i" Tics SLIPPERS, DC, DC. Misses and Infants
shoes OF every descriptions Also: Gents Boos Shoes
ami G@4cs the hitter Of which are very pretty aud neat
which be will sell at remarkably low prices also com
Pete stock Of Gents Slippers. His Ituaks, Ca1.Dct
Bags and Sca''his he ohnind unusually low prices
lie ohers in the way CHATS the following viz Tie
hole Sim Bioch ami lthar Bea0,rs RHssi1 Slik Pa.
naa', '1Wow, Bird Tyr, China, Pca,3, Blaci Blae
Gren 1Rd WINE LeghognS.Ae hdia Hat Congress- Ii0l
and VINE ami Bloch Betr Koasmh Hols Slouebes and
Nt17caHs of all qualities and styles
nm constantly manufacturing. Orders promptly NJ
tended to- Fanamas and Leghons dressed the On oil
the Red Hat. JACOB RUNRoTfH
Nav l7-ts