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RESPECT TO THE vi

RESPECT TO THE MEMORY or HENRY CLAY.
The Wing General Committee Of the city Of Brooklyn,
assembled at the City Hotel last evening and adopted
the following preamble and resolutions, unanimously -
Whereas IL has pleased tho Almighty in his wise proyi
dence from his beloved that noble
trot and statcsman Henry Clay, Of Kentucky
Resolved. That this mmtee The representatives.
this whis party 0f which he the
hond their deep OF the loss they have
tained In the death Of noble manly and In ntegant
leader and they unite their expressions offs rsgrst
with sincere respect for his memory with those Of their
whig b-ethern through the Union.
Resolved That this committee unite in the universal
preston Of and regret at tho great naton loss
by the death Of that rsl
patriot and distinguished Statesman. Henry Clay Of Ken
lucky who has served his country during IL last half
tury with fatbfuness and ability that commented him
TO the respect and love Of every Americaa citizen
Resolved That mark Of respect to tho great states
deceased the place OF meeting be hung with the
tmbems Of mourning and that the mcabers be requested
to wear the usual badge for thirty days.
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TIE FEELING. &c, TnEOuGuour THE COUNTRY

ORDER or GOV. HUNT-ALBANY COMMON COUNCIL.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD.
ALnaSr July 2, 1852.
The Governor has issued order directing the national
colors TO be displayed at hast and hour guns to be
fired at all the arsenas tomorrow, tribute Of honor
ar respect to the memory Of Henry Clay 1t is tho
day which the Commander in hief thought the re
mains would he conveyed through the State to their
resting place. Kentucly but the body is to remain in
unt Monday it is likely the order will be made to
form to that day.
The Common Council was called together this evening
by his honor Mayor Perry, to make arrangements for
paying suitable honors TO the memory of the late Henry
Clay committee appointed 60 carry out the de-
sire of our citizens, Of all classes W.
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CoMMIssIoN MERCHANT IN PARIs-FREDERTcK
CLOVHaM0.

(tAsr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or soatsmsn having any ClctMns Furniture o.
Jevey 10 dispose Of obtain fair cash price, BY send
ma ZOE the sutscrss ~ hs resseros or through the post
'sadsissssa54i 81 Ars. epsssl4Sr; as. kmstrsse
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0DSEQUIEs OF HENRY CLAY.
c>>~>c~~~Sso~~~~~~>>rNos
The SOlemnitios In Baltimore and
PhiIadolphia.
TORCH LIGHT FUNERAL
Arrangements for the Reception of the
Body in New York,
To-, ko., ks.


DEPARTURE OF THE REMAINS FROM BALTIMoRE, ETC.
BALTIMORE, July 2, 1852
The rotunda OF the Exchange throDged at early
hour this morning. and the building surrounded BY
large numbers of both sexes desous ofobtaning view
Of tho remains of Henry Clay.
A tne formed b. the Independent Grays-the
plate removed from tho face and thousands took
last look at the features Of the great statesman The
body in perfest state Of preservation, but
skeleton of his former self The well known features san
nevertheless be recognized The sarcophagus il strewn
with flowers.
At quarter past ten O'Clock, the corpse removed
from the Exchange and escorted to the by the
Independent Grsys the Mayor and Councils Committee
Of Citizens &c The cars werc Handsomely draped in
black and minute guns red during the procession.
The left at eleven O'Clock precselyw stop at VII
miDgton until O'clock and reach Philadr phia
fore nine night The ags still flying here at half
mast and the mourning has not been from the
hous3s
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

vVHE DIARY OF LONDON PHYsIcIAN:.sEcoND
Series, by Samuel Warren Esq, author OF Ten Thou
sand Year" etc b. Petersen No 9s Chestnut street,
philadelphia publishes Tho above splendid and magnia
cent work this Gay, beautifully illustrated will prove to
De I'm mensey popular Every person should read IT, Com
cte In octave volume price Is vents Copes OF this
work will be sent to to place Ia this country
the receipt o. q cents lette post paid Published
and for sale by Peterson, No @ Chestnut street. Phi
adelphs Bookseller news agents and all others will be
Supplied At very low rates For sale by all agents
throughou the United States.
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,CPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, NO o. FOR JULY a.
Puhlished By Charles psrsrdge New York, I. issued
Sixty three yeseo Spiritual Spheres Proceedings Of the
New York Conference Astounding Spiritual Manifest
Startling Facts Autographs OF tho Spirits executed and
signed BY fty six spirits &c For sale Nc Courtaai
street =. Tie .e@s.a A.xs It2SS.
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD. FOR PHILA
place, BY steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves at Afternoon line atz
PM through to Phladepha in four and half hours Fare
first class cars $3 second Glass; line only 81
Phlsdepha from foot Of Waput street ~
SA NJ, and Pm. Emsrant line, BY steamboat TRANs
PORT, from pier No. !, att p. NJ Fare 81 oO.
NEW ROUTE TO BALTIMORE, VIA CAPE MAY AND
IN New Castle.-Independent Line of Steamcrs-DELA
WARE, Captain S. Seymour; KENNEBEC, Captain q. y
Clark; PENOBSCOT, Captain T. Whtcor leaving pier "a
North river, daily at tive o'clock r. M Sundays excepted
Passengers leaving New York by this line reach New
Castle the morning in time TO take the French
Fsre 81 TO BALTIMORE meals 100 lbs Of baggage
will be allowed to each passenger and the Company viii
hold itself responsible for the loss only wearing apparel
and for that only to the amount OF S For passage ap
ply on board, or at the office on the pier
CoR PHILA ADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. 8. NAIL AND
Express lines through in four hours New Jersey RAN
road, via jersey City leaving New York at M foot Of
Cortandt street; 9nno 6 p NJ Liberty street. Fare -
Tor first Glass; and 81 30 for second GLASS in andy
Return at and A NJ, and 54 Pm. Baltimore Washing
ton Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold In the
above lines snd through baggage carried In the An and
G& p. NJ. lncs
CUNDAY YoRNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG, LAND
- ing at Yonkers, Hastings Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown,
Sing Sing. Rocband Lake. Haverstraw Verpanks Cald-
wells Cozzcns Dock and Cold Spring Touching as Ham
mond each way Fare cents TO Nowbursh or 70
cents for the excursion Tie steamer Thomas r. Huso,
(rd pier Chambers street, Sunday Morning,
NewSnrrh at az o'clock y NJ This boat leaves Nav York
for Uaversraw at 6 r. NJ Sundays landing at Yonkers
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DERFORD & cos GREAT CALIFORNIA, SOUTH
ID America Oregon, Sandwich Islands, and China Ex-
press, will go forward Monday, July 9th, per steamer
Or TO- TO Golden Gate the fastest steamer
in the werld in charge m special messengers and
freight agents through direct No the sthmus
and ahead Of all other expresses All goods should be de-
vercd day in condition. and not exocod
l25 lbs Small parcels for trunks received 60
o'clock day Of sailing Passage the United states mail
etesmers secured at ofRce IT the lowest rates.
BERFORD l. CO., No. 2Astor House, vesey street.
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On the day OF Mr. Clays death, the President issued
circulars In the following form to the heads depsrt-
ments
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
TUgsDAY, BAIr.PAsr ~ O'CLOCK p M
Sir-The toing bells announce the death OF Hon
Henry Though this has long been lpatsd
yet the painful Bereavement could be fully ssred
all hearts at this moment too sad attend
TO and therefore respectfully suggest your
department be closed for the remainder Of tho day
hILLAkD FILL more.
In Troy, the LIST inst the bells Of tb different
churches tollcd for hour CONNIE ncing at IL
o'clock, noon; and one hundred minute gu1 were fired
between ~ anu clock M. Many stor ss and other
places Of business closed during tha time occupied
In firing the guns
In Chicago the stores closed the afternoon OF
the reception OF the Of Mr. Cays death as tribute
Of respect to the deceased.
At Newburg, N. Y, July LIST, from 12 O'Clock M to q
o'clock P. NJ all places Of public business we're closed
and they as well many PRIV ate residences. were
dressed in mourning. The belys Of all the churches
toed and minute guns were arvd at Washington Head.
Quartere
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July 2. 1852.
public meeting was held this afternoon, Mt which
feeling address made and resolutions adopted rela
tive to the death Of Henry Clay committee of thirty
two appointed to arrange for funeral obseques the
arrival Of the remains.
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ARRIVAL AT WILMINGTON.

WLMNaroN, July 2, 1852.
Mr.. Clays remains and the escort, consisting Of the
Washington and baltimore Committees, arrived here a,
3o'clock p. NJ, and received by Committee OF
Arrangements appointed by the City Council, and
corted to the City Hall attended by the military
guard Of honor The committees from Washington, Bal
tmorc and Philadelphia entertained ut Foster Hotel
by the City Council.
All the principal places Of business are closed and
det ked in mourning Minute guns have been fired and
bells toed The city never looked SO mournful before
Mr. Cays remains will leave at halfpast p. M, for
Philadelphia.
ARRIVAL IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sCLOsED-TOIcn-
LIGHT PROCESSION, ETC.
PH,LADELPIuA, July 2, 1862.
Our citizens at the request Of the committee arrange
mcDts commenced closing their stores at three O'Clock
this afternoon.
The hotels and other buildings decorated with
mourning.
The Declaration" room-Independencc Halls
drsped with black and cenotaph erected in the centre
upon which the coffin win rest.
Al ten minutes after eight o'clock signal rockets from
Broad and Prime streets gave notice Of the arrival o.
the train
Broad street ono dense Of people from Market
street down TO the depot
Owing 20 the diac,dty in arranging the various asso
before the head of the column started and II quite
ten before the whole body got in motion.
wards the city Councils and Commissioners various
districts therc were Gre companies In the line
and at least three thousand torches.
They carried banners trimmed with Grape and lanterns
With notices honoring the lamcnted dead,
During the march of the procession minute guns were
fired and the solemn tcBg Of church and fire bells
pressed all with feelings OF regret and awe.
Tis@ .~aaa w~~ rt--.f In fsrncraI drnu Ls- -i
back horses led by grooms The First City Troop formed
the guard of honor 1anked by file Of with torches
The ptoce lon formed most imposing sight aud will
long bc remembered by all who Witnessed this touching
token Of respect to the memory of the great and good
The procession arrived in front of Independence Hall
at quarter past ten ocloc and the line passed the
sacred edcc the participants uncovered and remained
30 until they reached Fifth street. At the moment
thrto barrels OF tar gnitcd in the square and their
light lent solemn grandeur to the scene.
The body reached the gate Of the square at half
past eleven and passed into the hall where IL is to
pose for the night, guarded by the Washington Guards
of which company the deceased many years since
elected nm honorary member.
The remains will leave this city by the nine o'clock
train tomorrow for New York
TIE TIME OF ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK.
PHiLApELPHrA July 2. 1852
The body Of Henry Elny will arrive in New York at
about one o'clock to morrow.
ISAAC o. BARKER,
VIM. j. BRISLEY,
Chairmen Committee Of Common Council New York.
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LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, July 4, 1897.
To-day has been observed here a day Of mourning
for Henry Clay. Houses closed and draped in
noun ming bells were toDg, and flags displayed ut half
mas. All wore the appearance Of deep gloom.
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

There has been general suspension OF business hero
to-day. in respect to the memory of Henry CLAY. A
meeting has been called to make arrangements for the
funeral obsequies.
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THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATINES NOT IN MOURNING.
WASHINGTON July 2 1852.
The House Of Representatives has not been put In
mourning for Mr.. Clay's death.
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TOHN PISHBLATT, AUCTIONEER-WAGONS AND
Carriages at auction on Saturday, July s. 1t No. 30
Pearl trest-John Fishbatt will SELL Saturday At IL
elegant tEo seat Carriages one two seat do with
and without topsthe best manuftufs and worthy tho
attention Of the trade and others.
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A. c. KINGSLAND, Mayor.
TIE SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI.

THE SOCIETY or CINCINNATI.
The Society Of the Cincinnati propose ointhe guard
Of honor day it appears from the following notioe,
New YoRK STATE sooIrrv OF The TN. cIs,ssI!ssrArIk
ORDER.
The Corporation Of this city have decided reades apprs
eminent t.lsnt The purity and q
y: eegn, aS.1s a long and useful ne .,S .: men
s.h -:
5 o .: s n % ss %
has all occasions y his sloss taisnt 6s energy ssi
that Union Therefore proper that we should usss
'T n q I sss
th. City Hall e day. =. the hour de.sns..d s the Cen
take place parps..
Joining in the s0ls%nss be observed on the sisacAy
''s'',''. GEN. AhrHeNY LAMB, Prs.id....
f. +. MAaoELLus, Secretary.
There great competition for the last two days. c
the post of honor in celebrating the forthcoming obse-
quies of Henry Clay The Common Council at length d.
cided giving It to Company D Washington Greys,
Eighth regiment Captain James Little Lieutenant Rey-
nolds.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED ny THE HENRY CLAY FEsrf-
VAL ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. KENNETH g. WHIrE, Chairman Of the Committee.
introduced he following resolutions
s%slisa$ emp shss ,;, !. ssa$ Father sS:s re-:
With the ,i and =.
y the mourners n one con Aas his des.A her
purest patriot pished statesman wsess
GUIDE
ship orrs is p. iee ner sorrow Of Kindred r
sS. @ ss;:.
sS.:' .
Try That tive pGw sd the Of s.s
ssSrs tears Of fond an and pereased IN G
psty We nov psy .his sad tribute to departed parent
svs l. event :. % hot,
Syae: for our imitation and ua.ssd and
so.r for our =, MA These are q. priceless, Inherit
~, richer legacy ith.' taught US that with .hs just
ia. put e ' Il h sn
that now speaks 70 US from his celestial abode in The
the death q tie rshesa: and readily heartily aad sell
'TRs,S 6Sss'ssS a; family q
.hc deceased cur heartfelt sympathes IN this heavy .e
mon on Bereavement. %
mourning Tor sx months and that the individual members
Rs ss"r That copy 1ST s . be furnished .
his family, signed by the members Of tho association
THE PROCEEDINGS or THE YOUNG MEN's DEMO-
CRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE.
AT special meeting of the Young Mems Democratic
General Committee, held at Tammsny Hall, July ID
1852 John Wheeler in the chair, the following resoIu
tions offered by U. D. French, of the Eighteenth
ward and unanimously adopted
nn. the .. fsSS.s S. nsn
with deep regret Of the death Of the great orator. statesman
and patriot, Henry Clay.
Resolved That his in the American Senate side by
sine Ss With the sss and md good men Of our
Of Conederacy has served to embalm his the
hearts OF the whole Amercsn people. His fame Of
the history OF his county belongs not to party but to
the republic
Resived That this will unite with fellow
citizens in such ceremonies mny be appro pirate to
memorstc his death.
A communication was received hom the Young MEMS.
Wing General Committee, inviting this committee to
operate with them In rendering honor to The lustrous
deceased, which invitation duly accepted and
ordered to be engrossed in the minutes.
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CUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE VILLAGES OF FLUSH
- ing rlammcrsburg St Romans Well and Strattenpot
The new and splendid steamtr GEORGE LAW, Capt. 7
Lockwood will make excursion TO the above places
Sunday next July leaving as ollowsPeck Slip E. H. ut
s1s Delaney street az S Tenth street. at NJ Return
Will leave Peck slip H. at 121s Delaney street. at
Tenth street at l. Returning, will leave Flushing at AZ
Sy'cIeck L. N, Fare, l2t, cents each
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LNXCURSI0NS TO THE FISHING BANKS, EVERY
5th and iOtbThe steamer CHARLES bEvLIN Captain o.
H. Hicks will leave Delaney street. East river at 7
Catharne street Spring street. North river, Sf Pier
sured or board Fare for the excursion cents On Sun
day July 4tb, the Charles pcvn will stop at Brooklyn.
foot Of jackson street Mt az oclock also on
end Friday. the 7th and sth ns will stop ut Williams
burg, foot of South Eighth street. at 7I OF clock
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ToHN TisHBLATT. AUCTIoNEER-25o N sEGAKs
So at suction, Saturday-John Fishblatt win sell, on
Saturday a IL O'clock At the store No 80 Pearl street.
Vegas Eldv.n La Eppsessa, and La Nsrna; ob.skets
Double Brown Stout and Pale Ale, bond quarts and
pints so Sherry Wine 1872; light Wagons, Paints
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JACOB BOCART AUCTIONEER. STORE I5 SPRUCE
street-This day Saturday, July at 1eH O'clock AZ
che auction ROOM virtue execution
~ octave Psn9fcrts with all the modern
jean and cotton Coats Light summer Pant and
Also to storage and expenses lot Of Furn
'ture and ono Match Cutting Machine
H. N. PARKER. Constable.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Unitsd States Marshal, the Coroner snd other func.
tioaaries In ths City Hail. shrouded With mourning
Tho Broadway House. French . Hotel, vsuxhan Ger
dens, and several other public establishments srs fes
tooned with Grape.
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF HOS. HENRY ChAv--
ARRANGEMENTS OF TIN COMMON coUNCIL, sTo.
The Special Committee Of the Common Council OF IL
ments to pay seepect to the Hon Henry Cie deoeaet
respectfully TO their fellow cizeus that intf
ngence has been received that the remains may be
pected to arrive In this city this day at one O'Clock
M, at the Battery from whence they viii be taken to shs
City Hall and there remain until the COugressionM dse
CATION determines TO proceed onward.
1t requested by the committee that the persons hAv
ing charge Of the various church bells will them 70
be tolled during the hours Of and two o'clock,
1t IL also recommended that the shipping harb0r
display their flags at half mast and that propret0r Al
hotels and other public buildings, do likewise.
The committee earnestly request that from the hour
above named until tho close Of the day business of
deceased.
Delegates who will participate in tho reception Of the
remains. will take their position IN the line tho Bat
terry In the order arranged upon with the COMMITTEES u
the Common Council tie shortness of time will pre-
cudc further notice.
II IL designed that the Funeral ObseQues Of tho -
ceased will take place future time Of which aus
notice will be given
.7devmeu. COMMITTEE. .dssSstG,ns.
n. T. CoMrros. President. JorxrBsr TRorTER. Prest
Wa II. CORNELL, Isaac o. DARnER,
VIM NJ. TwEED, JoHr j, TAR,
WrsLvs SNITu, j. III. VAkKNrInE,
JaMss NJ. BAnD. 8. BENsoe MCGowAS,
S l.. II. WARD. VIM II. WRioar,
JonN BovcE. VIM AspERsoN,
WM. j. BuisLsy, THOMAS WOODWARD,
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HIGHLAND PAVILION HOTEL, AT THE HIGH
lands Of Nevasink having been enlarged and I'm
now open for The reception Of vitsr Besides the
numerous other advantage the Edwin Lewis and Gil
pin leave daily from the foot Of Robinson street. and the
Thomas Hunt from Peck Slip
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE
ofnew and second hand Furniture order Deputy
sheriff aarrinsr at sales room Chsmbers street.
O'clock this day without reserve by catalogue all the
Furnitnre Of well furnished house. consisting Of handsom
oval gilt framed Mrrors Pier Glasses Oil Paintings Royal
TsPsstry and c.rps Oh Cloth rosewood psrior
and Chairs Tables with and without marble tops, Window
Shades Diyan' Tete atetss and mahogany and walnut
sus Of painted enameisd bedroom Furniture ia sets
and quantity Of second hand Furniture TO esat
Sale without regard to the weather. Catalogues morning
of sale.
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TIE TIME OF ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2 1852.
The body of Henry lClny will arrive in New York at
about one o'clock to. morrow.
ISAAC o. BARKER,
VIM. j. BRISLEY.
ChaiImen Committee Of Common Council New York.
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MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL TIL
"a day, at 10 o'clock at l73 Chatham street. large as
sortmsn of second hand and Furniture removed
sae-Bureaus, Chairs Tables Bedsteads Carpets Clocks
stoves Crookery, Glassware quantity Of Salt in sacks
&C. n B. Out door sales attended in any part tn
city, &c.
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FxCURsIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS-FARE
II for the whole excursion fifty osntsThe favorite
steamer CATALNE. Captain Salter Homire, will make
excursions as above, on Sunday July Monday July 81;
saturday July To- &lonlsayins Delaney street, r.. at II
iiamsburg at 81 Bridge street, Brooklyn 8 Catharine
street New York, at So and pier No R. at clock
turning at NJ Refreshments lines and bait furnis he'd
board band Of music win accompany the boat
day except Sunday N. B. All persons forbid trusting
any account of this boat
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NJOTICR Is HEREBY GIVKN-THAT THE FIRM
IN hitherto existing Of Zachrisson Nelson Co.. this day
dissolved by Mossrs krnest and Chas Zach
rison retiring from the business its
ed 10 nessrs william Nelson Henry H Munro, who
have formed oopartnorshp under the style and Of
WIN Nelsou ca 10 20 into operation the LIST May
ERNEST zACHRISSON.
WIN. NELS0N,
Panama. April 3e-1s51 CHAS. ZACHRlSSON.
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THEODORE LENT, AUCrIONEER.-PUBLIC SALE
Of Fireworks at the Metropolitan Sales Room No. 495
Broadway adjoining the Art Union this evening July 81
having baar Of stocks aiming hand will find this
averabe opportunity to dispose of them ou
Large small with invoices received to the
zine of sale.
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VFFICk Iu0E
In respect to the memory Of the departed sage and
patriot Henry Clay whose remains will reach this c
Saturday the Sd inst their route TO the West tha
public oces Of the city will be closed that day AFTER
IL o'clock M
&C KINGSLAND Mayor
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~ COTTON, AUCTIoNEER-LARGE SALE OF NEy
IN md aecand han En- Calkan

and second hand FurnitureF Cotton will sell, this
@y Saturday July At Ieh o'clock at the aution rooms,
5 Hickman street SO street. large assortment
sng every description Of mshossny and marble TOP Far
marble top Bureaus, dining and tea Tables, WAsstands
Beds and Mattresses Carpets and Oil Cloths large French
Rockers in quantities. Chairs, &C. Sale will DO peremp-
tory.
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sgnments solicited, At the Metropolitan Salos Room,
plain Furniture Paintings Sculpture. Wines Sessrs and
fancy articles every kind and variety Advances made
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nIssoLUTIoN.-THE FIRM OF JEssUP COLE
~ Was dissolved tie 2h OF June 1882 BY mutual oop-
s. II JESSUP.
RHOhDFs COLE.
The underlined vii, continu the Exchange business on
s. L irsscr.