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L
=, Ly- Diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver, &c.
opinions Of the Medical Faculty.
baltimore, March II, 1851.
rs. 3. +. N0rris-Dear Madam It gives me
q. pleasure N recommending to public favor
7a.lacie medicine, Cedar Tar) as an excel,
preventive or curative in the first stages Of
Gala. aJeCu0ns, or diseases of the lungs, and
- d very valuable tonic. Yours, very respect.
be- t. Fl. WRIGHT, NJ d.
.-5scTlbe, with pleasure and full confidence, TO
7o effects of the Cedar Tar, as prepared and
Ms Norris, in many cases of disease, hgv
.-escyi0ad it frequently, and always with good
q A. RICH, M. D.
.-ch y, 1851.
Il. 3. 3 Norris-Msdam 1t gives me pleas.
+. recommend to the favorable notice of the
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) in bron-
elections and diseases OF the lungs.
THOMAS OWlNGS, NJ. D.
more March 81, 1851.
Ceiar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
-uliy, and some of our own physicians are
--lenIng it TO their patients.
/ -r= permitted to refer to the follOwing per-
.zeIs Of Richmond and vicinity, out of
.m5er, ,who, from motives of delicacy, pre-
Jhe.c names should not be made public,)
4 "a received great benefit from the use of the
q E r-gor Dentist H. Meseke, Jas. r.
i in0 B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
i ID see certificates.
3 5eware of counterfeits. The genuine arti-
n Sale 0y
HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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J1HiES COLLINS would respectfully
!. attention to his Fall Style of HATS.
.-e uniqne, well adapted for the season, and
la 70 a gentleman's costume. No pains has
ssred TO sustain the high reputation which
E; have attained throughout the country.
1ha is considered one of the
e, and most usefu! inventions of the age; it
Je impossible by the minutest description
scorsect idea of its utility. Hats made by
Z, taa most difficult heads, conformir G to
.u 7erauce and depression of the Uranium:
r-verting the unpleasant feeling of new
u painful headache. No one can properly
Fse is advantages, without having one Of
..e-.or Hats
s. call and see me, and examine for your
/ !. COLLINS,
NJ As Main street, Practical Halter.
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~ bRZss GOODS AT COST
t.ured and plain Barage at % cents;
Ines 10 and IL cents; fms French De-
ice French Lawns, Swiss and Cam
satin striped and checked Muslin, plain
ks. For bargains. call a.
JACOB A. LEWIS.
I@'~!a order TO make room .or my Fsii
@Ili offer great Inducements TO all
Duy bargains in Dry Goods. ! have
VI desirable patterns of Lawns, French
as, embroidered Swiss. Eareges, lis
&c, which win sell of st cost.
WM. j. SWORDS,
225 Broad street.
-AsTER.-200 tons. tor sale BY
DAVENPORT, ALLEN T. co.
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-NOTICE TO FARMERS @

@NOTICE TO FARMERS &
sn AND CONTRACTORS. aS
The subscriber has on hand large stock OF Bro
gnns, of his own manufacture; they are made
very heavy and stroag, both black and russett,
bound and unbound, suitable for Plantations and
Railroad purposes, to which | would most respect
fully call the attention of all in want they will be
sold as low as at any other house in the city.
ALEXANDER HILL,
seq No 1877 Main street Richmon Va.
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NlVlDEND.-1De Board vi Directors oil lhe
~ Richmond Fire Association have declared
diy;dsnd OF seven and halt per cent on the capital
stoek thereof out OF the profits for The six months
ending 3lsr August 1852. payable al the ofice on
and siier "Wednesday next 9Th September.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
se 6 JNU. II. poo.EA. - , :.
DTIME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mixed rex
L les, put up in white vinegar, IN nan galon,
1-a'' ANTONIO PIZZINI.
au 80 No a. Main street. under City Hotel.
DKIME no OCOEFEE.-50 bags landing, for
/ sale by mo
sec WILLIAMS q oAo.
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a arranged with Messrs. c. HARTWELL
sa-re he will be able 10 2hoS Ais Old Gus
choice selection OF every thing in the
DDS line. and will be able TO sell them on
losrai terms which he has offered in his
=, aud which have proved SO generally
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jIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

iIRtsINFA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
-zEw Office DAILY LINE
- --I,-S FROM RICHMOND TO WHITE
--.CW SpHiNGS-Eare $40.
.sa bchn1ad atG3 4 n, arrive at Staunton
g- lay y ot p Ni.
aye St...t1' at u 4 NJ, TO Bath Alum by night
.re ..,t- Alum Al daylight and arrive at White
|. -.- a. rat past 3 P II.
Retarning.
va W.ite Sulphur at a N and to Bath Alum
j .-at
.re 8s-a Alum by daylight, and to Cookies by
ava Csgke's at A II and to Richmond by
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'ELAR I'Ak.-Ths nio-t successful re1ueay-
Nv ia uss tor the cure of Consumption, Bron-
IS. C7a-hs, Colds, asthma, Dyspepsia, Piles,
-, Ev. Diseases OF the Kidneys Liver, sc.
l.Jl.i0ns Of the Medical Faculty.
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FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.
SHOES, HATS. LEATHER &,
TRUNKS.
EOIIP TuflIf,. AZ

~ UbbAhD, GARDNER d. CARLTON,
No. III Main street, wholesale dealers only
have in store
300 cases mems calfakin Boots, all qualities and
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essxv. kEMOVED.-MRS BRANNAN eSsDes
Exrs wishes to call the attention of herrSES
friends and the public, to the fact ~
w." thst she has taken the lower Tene -sSs~S
ment Of the MANSION HOUSE, No 33H Main
street-Mrs Phillips old stand.
an i0-dlm
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$500 sides sole Leather, of all qualities
$50 do wax upper Leather do DO
200 do russet do do do do
90 dozen French Csltskns 90 DO
80 do American do do do
20 do Binding Skins do do
rs do Lining Skins do do
5000 lbs Shoe Thread do do
20 gross Backing
1910 reams letter, writing and wrapping Paper
$50 nest hair Trunks
10 travelling iron frame Trunks
The a6ove We're bought with Money early in tha
season, at about last years prices and will be sold
as s0p as they have Deen in this or any other
city.
ALSO,
10000 pair russell and bound Brogues of their
own manufacture, suitable for pubic works and
plantation use which they offer to the Virginia and
North Carolina me rchants on liberal tt rms
Dealers are respectful y requested to call and ex.
anime their stock before buying Sc 6-7t
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tyO1N II .tEIt IVE INICEII4I0KII, oIIu
General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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printing for TIM two houses had given him
In writing I'll tn will relnquh their contracts 70 the
Cove rhine Mt at any lime.
Mr.. 4lppvos inquired whether the interests Of the
vbgs veil cared % in this arrangement, those
OF ,he democrats?
Mr. GosMAs r.pli that the interests Of particular
party looked TO- lie said, tried to do what WAS
right and expect to elect democratic printer We
can.
Mr. GIppIScs wished to know II this was the decision
Of the recent democratic
Mr. GoRMAs fad the oemocrats in caucus agreed that
the printing ex1cut. according to the cont rict-
that the pu0c bu- ness suffering from this failure
thu there mus be fome r.medS-aDc that they agreed
~ In. plan ia the bill the best remedy.
Mr. McNuIIES aeked how the prices reported by the
smmttee aSrs ed wirh he prices flSl9
Mr. GoRMAs replied from thirty I've to thirty nine per
. Mt below bo.e lat named Aod 10 reply TO question
by Mr. Stevens OF Penn ylvsnia he said II this bill
should pass. Mr. Hamilton the present printer would re-
linqu his contract
After further proceedings, Mr. GoRMAN demanded abe
previous question but not second-d49 against %.
Several to tn. bill proposed and the
further liberation of the subject postponed until
tomorrow.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole the
State of the Union the Indian Appropriation BILL
when amendments discussed. but no. voted On.
The Committee rose, and the House adjourned
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Marine Disasters-Accidcnt.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1852
The steamer Kennebec from New York came in COLI
sion with the soop Ohio of Philadelphia, when passing
Newcastle. injurng the sloop. She then took her in
tow. One knocked overheard, but was after.
wards pickedup.
The steamer Gen Mcdonald in coming up from Cape
May foul of the schooner War Eagle near Fort Milf
fin crushing in her bulwarks. Two men leapei over.
board but saved The steamer took the cho oner
in and afterwards she ashore prevent her
sinking
On Wednesday. while tho passengers landing at
Cape May heavy sea tore away fifty feet of the pier
The few who 1t succeeded in escaping to the
shore The boat landed the rest Of her passengers at
another wharf
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The Cholera AT the WesJ-POstponement
Of the Ohio Whis Mass Convention.

CTNtTNNATI, July 10, Io0a
The May svile Eagle says few of cholera continue
to in at city and that there have been 95 deaths
by it since it fret broke out.
The cholera has broken out at Wilmington, Ohio
There have been six eight deaths, and considerable
alarm is felt 1t is also prevailing in several smaller
towns throughout the West In this city deaths by
cholera daily; but there is epidemic and no
alarm is manifested The Quarantine physician reports
great decrease of sickness on the river.
The call for convention of the wings at Coum.
bus the 22d July has been withdrawn in consequence
of the exaggerated reports Of the prevalence of cholera at
that place.
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House Of Representative.
WAsuINGToy June IL ~

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1852.
LAND OFFICE MINNESOTA.
On the motion of Mr.. SIBLEy, resolution
adopted, instiuctipg the Committee Public Lands
50 inquire into the expcdency Of establishing addi
tional land Office in Minnesota and providing FOR the ap-
pointment of Surveyor General in that territory,
THE FLORIDA LAND BILL
The House proceeded to the consideration of the Dill
granting right of way and lands to Florida and Aabam2
for the construction of a railroad from Pensacola to
Montgomery, and Florida to point on the
Atlantic ocean.
Mr. CApELL spoke in favor of the bill; when motion
made to lay the table but disagreed toyeas
the Whole the state Of the Union by the casting vote
OF the Speaker
THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING.
Mr.. GoRMAN called up the report made yesterday from
the Printing Committee The bill repeats the contract
law provides for the immediate election of a public
printer by each house. fixes the price be paid Con-
gress furnish the white paper and joint committee
IT, be appointed to superntend the printing and ADOPT
such may be dceme remedy ans
-~~'ect or delay In the execution thereof
W ,,o appealed TO MIR. German to nove mat
oe.sn, AZ me lsli in Order To rive ''r~~
4nr. German replied that he could not do So as this
was no ne question and everything connected with II
wa well understood by all lie then explained the bill
and IN reply toquestons put by Mr.. Stany, said the
Printing Committee had passed resolution that Mr.
Hamilton has not complied with his contract and that
idcon. Co., and Donelson s. Armstrong, with whom
separate contracts were heretofore made to execute
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rIeteoro,ou,cai Observations.

BY MoRsE's TELEGRAPH LINE, OFFICE WALL STREET
THURSDAY, July 15, 1852.
BUFFALO. 10 A. M-Barometer &c. 60; thermometer 49,
Wind west. Clear, fine morning.
ROCHESTER, 1oA Thermometer So Wind south
west. Clear. fine morning.
AUBURN. 10 A. Clear, pleasant morning Strong
wind from the north; thermometer 81.
SYRACUSE, 10 A. MA clear. pleasant morning, but
rather cool. Wind west; thermometer rs.
Urea. 10 NJ "A fine, pleasant morning. Clear
with light breeze from the west Thermometer 70.
ALBANY, 10 A. M.-Clear morning but not too warm
Wind northwest; thermometer n; barometer 90 4o
MERCURY 70
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Riot Mt Hamilton, Canada.

BUFFALO July Is, 1852
The Orapgemen of Hamilton made an excursion to
Toronto Monday to celebrate the 18th July On their
return Tuesday when landing at the wharf, they
attacked By party Of Irish Catholics of whom rush.
ed forward and seized the 0rangeman's drum A fight
en- ucd aud man named Thomas Campbell was stabbed
in the abdomen. The man who stabbed him off, bat
shot down by the Orangemen. Yesterday inquest
was held on the body Of Bernard Mcphillips, the
who was hot and n verdict returned that he came
to his death bv shot fred by Thomas Campbell Camp
bell has been arrested for manslaughter
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TRIALsoF REArERs AND MOWERS A largo as
semblage Of agricutursts recently took place the
Woodsde Farm Springfield Ohio for the purpose of wit
Messing the competition for the medals offered by the
State Agricultural Society for the best moving and reap
ing machines. After animated contest. the gold
dial for the best reaper, awarded to Densmorc's self
reaper nnd the silver medal for the next best to usseys
improved reaper The gold medal for the best
awarded to Kctchums Buffalo mower and the second
medal to Husscy's JJrbana
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Destruction of the Catholic College Mt Wor-
Cester.

WORCESTER, July To- 1852
The Catholic College, situated about mile south of
this city took fire yesterday afternoon and entirely
consumed with the exception of portion of the east
wing The fire commenced in the upper story of the
northeast corner from defect in q chimney. Most of
the furniture burned destroyed large portion of
the valuable library saved The loss is estimated at
from s40.0o0to $50 900, and insurance There we're
one hundred students in The building and of
the professors and tutors have lost their ali
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N T. VS. BY LEGR AP III.
L NEW SENATOR IN PLACE OF Mr.. CLAY
Destruction Of a Catholic College.
Death OF ADyUTAsT GENERAL JONES
MARINE RS-RIOT,
&c. &C., Sc.
From Washington city.

SPECIAL HERALD.
REsIGNATIoN or MINISTER BAwRENCE--MR WEB
STEERS PROBABLE ACCEPTANCE OF THE VACANT
STATION.
WAsHINGToS, July is 1862.
There has been diversity of statements in the papers
respecting the return Of Mr. Lawrence, and appoint
neHt Of Mr.. Webster M minister to England
Ihave this evening learned that Mr. Lawrence has had
informal correspondence with the President on the
subject that his official resignation is the way
this country; that Mr. Webster has been offered the
place. and that he will give answer, probably
septanee, in few days, and not return Washington
Mt ali hereafter
It thought here that Mr. Webster will not accept
any nomination for the Presidency
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CLAY OBSEQUIES.

OBSEQUIEs OF HON HENRY CLAY.-TaE sPE-
- cial Committee of the Common Council appointed to
reapsctsniiy 10 Their s 81 lion hsary Clay
instant the day selected Tor tho funeral A.
meeting OF the committee held Friday July 9TH 1859 the
hnow1Dg resolutions were banimously or
deped 70 DO published 10 the paPers;-,
York win death Of the late Hon Henry CLAY
BY q civic and military procession.
Resolved That fellow citizens generally aud the DIFF
erent socieSes trades and associations and Fire Depart
nept Of this city and adjoining countless requested
unite In this testimony Of respect to the usrous dead
aDd All sociees and associations intending to
are requested to communicate with tho the
chamber Of tho Board Of Assistant Aldermen from Wednes
o'clock eoch day, in order make the necessary ar
70 out the views Of the Common Council
Resolved army and tho United States on
this station are requested TO 90 operate With in making
Military be requested 70 communicate with tho
ders OF the different stations.
Recved banner bearing political devices or ia
scriptions, shall be admitted In the procession.
COMMITTEE.
BoAnp OF ALDERMEN. BOARD OF AssrsrASrs
Wm; II Cornell. Isaac Q. Barker,
icy smith, John J. TAFT,
James N Bard, Benson McGowan
:. ~ a. Wsrd, VIM. II. Wright,
John Boycc VIM. Anders. IA,
VIM j. Drisioy, Thomas Woodward,
eichd T. Compton, Prcst. Jcnattan Trotter, FROST.
MASONIC NoTIcE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF IND,
Nl Royal Arch Lodge, No. 2, wal be reid at the
Lodge Room Of Broome and COSBY streets ON sa.
make arrangements for uniting with to Grsps Lodge in
the obseques in honor Of the memoryo our departed bro
r.. 49, s'' y JAMES W. POWELL, Master
|. Sse T-rn \: GRAND LopcI !. OF E. souTyss
HALL corner Grand and Centre s..eess on Friday
,nns July le eight ceoek, tc take action the
In Council
IN tins pxyyi. Grand Secretary
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Mr.. Ciay's ObsequIcs Mt Lexington.

CISciENATI, July IA 1852.
1t is estimated that the number of persons present du
ring the process at Lexington. KY SATURDAY last
amounted to between thirty and forty thousand and
the horses and carriages present if put in line, would
have extended distance of twenty five miles
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Illness OF Governor Martin.

Dover, H.. July Is, 1852.
Governor Noah Martin. of this State is lying dan
gerousy i'll with inflammation Of the bowels and his
covery is extremely doubtful.
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Four Negroes Killed by Lightning.

LOUISVILLE, July Ia, 1862.
During storm at Lexington, Miss, yesterday, tree
on Mr. Cunnnghams plantation, under which party of
negroes eating their dinner struck with
lightning and four of the negroes instantly killed.
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Fas h iOn--SaratOga springs--speer,s
Trunks u Is now the fashion every visit
tSaa snd aG p enc mn az artns Without trunk pur
verx low.
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NEW URLEANs July To, 1852.
The Asias news received here at 10 o'clock this
morning Its effect has not yet been developed The
sales OF cotton yesterday coo bales Midding is
quoted at &c.
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Edmund c. Charles, Importer Of and

dealer hne Wines Liquors and Segars No Park place,
New usu received, direct from London Docks
invoice Of fine old Port Wine part in wood aud the
mbinder in bottle Also, superb article of Sherryths
Double Diamond These wines considered superior Co
any in the market Always hand choice seect' of
Claret ST. Esteppe St. Julien St. Lambert Pontet Canet
St Pierre, La Rose Chateau Moutcn, Leovie, Moutrse
and Raugan Rhensh Mosele ami Sparkling H)cks Neu-
stein Hochheim, Liebfrs umich Gesenhen, RIiesheum.
SteinbeTe Cabinet Marcobrum johannesburg Barcundy
WiDesC hambertn, Romance Nuts and Clos de Vouseo
Brandcs Of different grades. Scotch aud irish vhskey
fine ot of Segas manufactured expressly for e. c. and
from the most celebrated makers in Havana COMPRISING
al the popular brands and many selected with
especial care.
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Southern Steamers.

THE MARION AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON July 10, 1852.
The u mail steamship Marion Capt NJ Berry ar
rived her wharf here from New York ct O'Clock this
morning.
THE FALCON AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 15 1852.
The steamship Falcon has arrived here with twelve of
the Phadelphas passengers. The Falcon leaves again
tomorrow
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Our Citizens swallow nothing now more
readily than Ice Cream and do not of an estab
lshmout that would sooner recommend them TO visit
In that with tho greatest pleasure than
the fairykc rseort Columbian Garden and Saloon, 200
Bowery Certain arc We that EBLlNGS Refreshments
are and the place rcspeotabtv
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ing Razors in perfect orderThis article been long
and favorab known to the public the inventor having
received medals and diplomas innnmerabe at The Worlds
Fair 1t exhibited amongst several specimens
Of razor strops and then by the
have equal in producing the keenet shlo
Certificates of it. nderful powers from
Greseom, DR.. Valentine Mott General James ramadge
President of the American Institute, j. Mikin cutler
the royal and others seen atthe
depot, No. 7 Astor House. and 3S7 Broad wny
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WAsHNGToy, July Is, 1852.
William Chapman, Of Massachusetts,, has been ap.
pointed to prominent clerkship in the State Depart
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Watches and Co.

NO, NO; % Fulton street r.,,. Pe,Ass-J. Y. Savage
""s cold and gar sstonsiea to his al,sse
w,en ne WI sell very ew fer cash The Rieheliss
street. '~a0 ''-N V' :" " - "
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LOST AND REWARDS.


DARASOL FOUND, IN THE NINTH AVENUE, ABOVE
Il Fourteenth street. The have the came by
applying at this office, and proving property.
I oST--A BUNDLE OF HARDWARE, MARKED TT.
II Border, Deal, N. j.. sent by mistake on board ota
boat foot of Robinson street. Any person
ing the same TO JOHN BROWER 28 Water street,
Of Peck slip. will be suitably rewarded.
I 0ST-SUPP0SED TO HAVE BEEN LOST THIS
- morning, In the railroad between New Ro hee
and Canal street depot, pocket book wrapped in
paper containing notes and papers Of vane any
but tho payment Of the notes having stopped
suitable reward will be given to the finder, returning
it to tho subscriber at Nos 90 and 20 Front street. New York;
and All versions are hereby notified not TO purchase
tate notes endorsed purporug "a be endorsed
by Daniel Fletcher without to
have been legally obtained. GEO. W. THATCHER.
i OST.-SUPPOSED IN GRAND STREET ONNI-
- bus o bunch Of Charms, Locket, Heart, Drum Fan
&c gcntlemans Ring also attached. A liberal reward
will DO paid returning them to the office Of the American
Hotel
MOUND ADRIFT IN THE EAST RIVERA ROW
Boat which the have by proving and
paying charges by applying TO ISAAC H. AUSTIN corner
Of l09th street and Third avenue.
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Arrival of the Southern Mail.


BALTIMORE. July Is. 1852.
The mail is through from New Orleans The papers
contain nothing of interest
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BUFFALO. July To- 1907.
The wings Of this city held ratification meeting last
night, which largely attended, and went off with
much enthusiasm. Amongst the speakers DAME
Ulman of New York
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m om0ods.--A ffne assOr

DN0mOnUSs-N NSSUFR
liza for ladies and gentlemen at Importers
Sa as low So Diamonds In the psck-
~. snd Ynss rat or In lots thereom 20 suit customers
"HAVpN H"hp pins. no.. pt manufacturers prices
DAVID RAFT, Ssl Broadway, ~ stairs.
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REMOVALS.

USHr OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN ryND
liza Assurance Company, Of London, 10 removed rom
Luz ..-set n Hahin gton strest corner Of Ner-
op jersey city where insurance ,s ssn DO escs
G susdica oacers sttend daily At r. NJ raofpis rt'ss
eu ohlets con aiming rates and other lncrnatisa,
A ed Csornis rules furnished Applrstsen
INV j. LEANDEN STARR. GENERAL Agent
AE, Ho..er.sn d. Medical sxanisssA
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Covering Reflect we'll hiram Anderson, 90 Bowery, is
selling English tapestry and Brussels carpetng at per
yard floor oil cloths Is Cd 60 carpets So
81; ingram carpets %. 3D., IS, As Rugs window
shades table covers &C., about ha If their real value
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Dr.. Powell wishes 20 inform his patients
- heretofore to all diseases Eye and Ear from to
o'clock daily Dr. Powelrs Treatise the Eye" Be
procured ne his Office. Also ArtfoiA Eyes us i'm
Which Will move and look like the natural eye.