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uad very iruly, your friend
CllAS. Il. LYNCH

Sec proceedings of the meeting published yesterday
Mr. Oicy presented 10 he Council the following Pre-.
ame and Resolutions, which were unanimously adop.
ted, viz:
WHEREAS, ut Il large and respectable meeting Of tho
citizens of Eynchburg. held ut the Masonic Hall on
yesterday afternoon, series Of resolutions ,dop.
ted expressive OF the sentiments this community in
ference certain matters therein referred To, and
among the number, there requesting tile I'M.
render their Offices the l7th of next month and Ia
revoke their resolution directing election the 18th;
und whereas the Council have received copy of the
Preamae and those resolutions, and feel bound to re-
spond to til, m in the kind spiiit which rtcd their
adoption, b. it therefore Resolve -
!. Thut tae members of the Council anxious to
pay all proper respect to the wishes M their onsuen's
when understood and that thy regard the action of TINT
meeting us full und fair exponent If tho populr will
TIE subject "lich caused L to Convene.
9. That they (as they ever have been,) VII.
ing discharge the cou.ded 10 en- with zeal.
regard to the public welfare long they
in otce, and do consistently with self rnsr sci,
and satisfactorily to those HON they rerrcsent.
s. That in consideration of inc facts abovo set forth
the resolution that he men ers of the Common Conn.
Gil will resign their Offices on the 18th proxo md to
resolution ordei ring election the ID. 10 rruviGf
for that ontir gency boih adopted Yesterday e
tlny are, hereby rescnded
On motion Resolved, That copy of tho foregol N
Preamble and Resolutions be presen I'd CHARLES y.
Lynch, Esq, chairman of the lote meeting.
On motion, Resolved, That a COMMITTEE be appoin A
10 examine and loo. ilto the conGlton Of the Police
city, md report what action il is proper for tho
Council 10 take ii relation thereto wien the Pres
apponed Messrs. Christian and Talaerro to be of said
committee. D. ROBES, C. G. J..
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ron PRESIDENT.
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
grw JERSEY.
ron yIoE ruTsIpIsT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
or MONTH eARousA.
Electors for the state ofyirginin.

1bLCToRs At LARGE.
John NJ. BOLTS,
WILLIAM u. PRESTON.
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To ions NJ. OTrY, ESQ !,

PreSidtut d The Common Council Of IylchLu,p
Dean sIR:-.ln compliance with resolution rnssed
By very and most respectable Ting d. thi
cav lust held at the Masonic Hail. have the honor N
lose you the following Preamble and Resolutions Il,
be by you communicated to the members If the Cou eli
of this city. 1t gives very great satisfaction To in.
form you sir and TIN ough you. the members Of lie
Common Council. thu the meeting iust held was orr
If the very largest and respectable convened
il this place upon notice short. The Preamble
md each of the resolutions separately put To the
out dissenting voice. trust. sir that the Con,,ap
Council will feel it be their duty. without he satian
to conf rnl their action the wishes Of large ma
iority of their constituents.
nm. sir most respectfully,
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MARINE ENTGLLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED. AUG. 80.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York mdse and pas
sengers To Ludiam & Watson.
steamer Belvidcre, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse to Lad'
lam & Watson.
PHiLAnrLPnlA. Aug 2S.-Arriyed, Steamship Pern'
syyana, Baymore. Richmond.
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Mails for Europe.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Africa, Captain Harrison
will leave this port at noon to-day, for Liverpool
The European mails will close at half past ten o'clock
A. NJ The New York WEEKLY HERALD, for Europe,
printed in French and English will be published at half
past nine o'clock this morning Single copies in wrappers
nxpenee EDWARDS, Sanford s. Co., in London, and B.
H. Revolt No. II Rue de la Banquc, Paris will receive
subscriptions and advertisements for the HERALD
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THE CALIFORNIA MAILs.-The steamship Georgia
arrived yesterday with the California mails These
mails might have been here nine days ago, but for
the ridiculous instructions Of Postmaster General
Hall to the mail agents. According to these in
structions the agent compelled to by the way
Of Havana. No power is given to him to send any
Of the mails direct to New York by a sub-agent
The FL Dorado, which arrived here nine days ago.
waited twenty hours at Aspnwall for the mails, and
thenleft without them, because of the agents special
instructions from Mr.. Hall What makes the mat
ter absurd, is the fact that the FL Dorado be-
longs to the mail line, and is commanded by an
officer of the United States navy. When shall we
have practical man at the head Of the Post Office
DEPARTMENT
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IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.-Some of the Boston news
papers state that Archbishop Hughes and tho
Jesuits have formed coalition with the New YORK
HERALD to spoil the dancing of Lola Monies; also,
that the same high contracting parties have like
coalition to spoil the sale of Kossuth's Hungarian
bonds. All very likely-who knows to the contrary
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MUSICAL.


YOUNG LADY DESIRES PLACE IN A CHOIR
IN Soprano Singer in the city Of New York She reads
music sight, and understands the science perfectly Ad.
dress Adelaide" Union Square Post Once
TJyO sINGERs-WANTED, IN BROOKLYN SEE.
Il eond treble singer who can read music at sight and
sustain her part well in quartette choir Address box
2Ig0, New York Post Once.
vCHE LAST NEW soNGs.-oRANGE FLoWERs-RO-
u nance, dedicated TO Madame sontag music by WIN.
Vincent wallace. Song OF the Exe-Nea terra def Esg
lio words by Count Pepo. English ransation by IT. C.
watson, music by VIM Vincent Wallace. Erin Wceps
saken-Irish ballad sung by Mrs. Bostwiek music by j. O.
Matder with beautiful illustrated lite. Published by WM
HALL soN, No. X9 Broadway opposite the Park.
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PROPOSED MEETING OF THE ART UNION SUR
scRIBERs.-Should not the subscribers to the Art
Union call public meeting, and ascertain if they
cannot have their property returned to them before
it passes away into the hands Of the public autho-
rites! The managers are highly honorable men,
who have no interest in preventing an equitable
distribution of the property to the original owners
About $4,000 tickets were sold, or $65, 900 have
been received during the last year. This should be
returned to the real owners.
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AUSTRIAN JOURNALISM IN THE UNITED STATES
The Austrian organs, or newspapers under the in
fuence of Austria and Russia, have increased very
much in the United States since Kossuth's debut at
Staten Island. All those newspapers that differ in
opinion with Kossuth, are supposed to be bought
up by Austria, or to be under the influence Of
Austria-so NJ Pulzsky thinks. Austria must have
expended, recently, large sum in buying up the
American press; for more than two-thirds are op-
posed to Kossuths notions on foreign intervention
Washington's doctrines, and on the par value of
Hungarian bonds
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ANOTHER DIVORCE CAsE.-We see by our law
reports, that Mr.. O'Conor is engaged in another
divorce case-on the side Of another wife who wants
to get rid Of her husband; but judging from the
evidence, doubt if he will be successful as in
the Forrest case He may however, be equal to that
Of the Art Union affair
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COLONEL FREMONT IN LoSDoS.-The movements
ofColonel Fremont among the aristocracy Of Lon
don, will soon be the topic of htoateWs, poets and
actors The California millionaire is q perfect no
velty-a new and improved edition Of the India
Nabsb.
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Inos1ANr Fxox CuBA.-RsCALL OF GENERAL
CoScHA.-By the Georgia We have received q large
mass Of important intelligence from Cuba, which
evidently bodies no good to the future peace of that
island, rnder its present system of government i'm
posed upon it by Spain. General Concha, one Of
the best, wses, and high toned statesmen that ever
was at the head of affairs there, has been recalled
principally on account of his opposition to the Afri
can slave trade, and his honest endeavors to make
the subordinates in Office true and faithful to the
laws. Queen Christina is largely interested in that
traffic, and has her agents the island to take her
share Of the plumber. Many of the public Offices of
Cuba are sold in Spain to broken down politicians,
who 90 out there to mend their fortunes The
Spanish government will yet be the ruin of Cuba,
and no mistake
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TRY AGAIN.-The wings here have been trying,
several times, to get up tremendous public meet
ingst nominate Mr.. Webster, but have invariably
failed. Why don't they try General Scott in the
same way? Trot out old Cheputepec, and see how
he PAGES. No harm in trying.
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The HUNGARIAN REVOLUTIONARY Committee
Is it not time for this body Of patriots to report
progress How much money have they collected
How much paid over! Speak out. Don't follow
the example of the Irish Revolutionary Committee
who got $3O, 600, and "neYer told their love-,
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"Thc use and value OF good Hair Dye, In

point Of dress and personal appearance
frequent recommendations Of BILLIARDS. are but inst
expressions OF its real meritFrom Boston Courier Also
Baards Chemical Hair Fastener which post
the hair from falling off, Depst No as Broadway
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tcle gives the hair soft ria. uxuuant appearance, Of
the most pleasing character we perfectly cleanos the
head from dandruf resuscates fallen hair aud preventt
from turning gray y Is also an iniabe cure for the nsr-
headache All pronounce tho Katharon the moss de-
lghtful toilet article In Price cent? Sold by all
dealers in similar goods In New York, Brooklyn, &C.
y. THOMAS LYONS, Principal Agency, l6i brcadway'
New York
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MY Child Ind been very sick for three
months We did not expect It to live. Several physicians
attended IL, all to no until bought bottle
Watts Nervous Antidoto. The effect was wonderful IL
began TO improve Immediately.
THOMAS f. WEBB, a7 Broadway
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n tr0Op OF suhbenms chnnCcd one day,
While dancing Ger the earth in play,
To skip into = spacious room
Where sat, in all her budding bloom,
maiden of such angel grace
Such glorious loveliness Of face
That, all enamored Other charms,
The tunbeams leaped into her arms
Delighted. roved Ger every feature,
And robed in light the beauteous creature.
Art caught the sunbeam in their glee,
And chained them for eternity;
And men may gaze for ever, now,
Upon that sun-ilumned brow,
Those ruby lips, with kisses ripe.
That blush in ROOTS Daguerrcotype.
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Of May to ia Chambers street. Hudson where he will
continue TO Badness and gray hair to its ORR
gina color with h usual having reduced his price
TO country agents selling "Wahpene' for Dash only.
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PhalonS Chemical Hair Invlg0ratOr, %
prevent badness and 70 restore hair that has fallen or
ss si sOss end sur For sale ~ ~
Broadway and all the drug stores inevery city and town
America.
PhaIon,s Magic Hair Dye, 20 color the
hair or whskers the moment applied, without injury
:s at IL Ss and
way. For sale in the city and country by druggists
Phalon's Wigs and Toupees.-We would
call the attention Of persons requiring wigs to
hrst premium at the last They seen at E. PA
Ions Wig and hair Dye Factory 1877 Broadway, corner
Of Dey street.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL, without
exception Or The very best ever equal
PmIes reehes sallowness chaps chaps roughness &c.
foudre Subtitle uPrcots hair from any part Of the body
Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Hair Gloss at 81 Walker
street, near Broadway
The Best Hair Dye !-Ballard's, the best In
the market for sale warranted and demonstrated at No.
45 Broadway corner OF Ipenard street This the only
highest premiums for the years of the
Institute New York. Also, Billiards. genuine Chemical
Hair Grower
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye the best discovered for colorng
certainty with which this old established Hair
Dye performs astonishing It is for sale applied at
address.
Wigs are the most perfect imitation nature
hoos ysnDs very Superior article should
street where be found the largest
il the city. Copy the address,
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, on and
after May lst 1852 will be located at Az Broadway
Canal and Lpenard streets for the sale of Brsndreth
Vegetable Universal Pills
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Lace Curtains, from 81 to So Muslin Curtains from rs
cents to g. Also all kinds Of trimmings for aud
best assortment in the city at kelly g. FERGUSON'S
No. 291s Broadway, No. 81 Reade street. =
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HONIEsTHADs.


THE NORTH AMERICAN MUTUAL LOAN AND AC-
epmulating Fund Assoeia.on-In consequence OF the
evening" & hes
yertsed They will, however, hold Public Meeting
ss
r vel as.sa. Int With the Bsda
Vdsd for ladies' FISHAFP y
MORTIMER SMITH Secretary.
DIANoToRTE AND HoUsE-FURNIsHING MUTUAL
Loan Associaton-There will be a meeting Of mem
$50
had at The ', in the p so .Grs % Be
Sherman Co.. No As.S1 House A. the Society
become requested enter
their names forthwith. Entraneefe 81.
IVES NHSs FiHsS siss F F5s:a:as.
W Van NoRprs, Chairman nns.ns Of Management,
J. D, PRICE Secretary,
A. III. JccDLyN, Treasurer.
The articles Of agreement ready for Signatures.
DHENIx BUILDING AssOCIATION.-THE PUBLIC
are invited 70 attend special meeting Of this As,ee
.sry Hall Bovsry Sppo.ss epopnl.ry
Of shares are It's
monthly dues s. WIS %ifsTG
A. R. HAryIELp, secy, Office No. 65 Chatham street.
THIRD MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
first months existence are already
disposed Of Let All who wish join at the Secretary
SsI sssSnd
n. value q shares the paid in 80
ss a's The IS hf value Of the
prosaSe Information freely given to al npplicsnss az
the Office No u sPssSe 'T Tfsny President
J. w. WESTON, Secretary.
LIMITED BROTHERS LAND soCIETY.-BY ORDER
2 to hs srs sns s of Mo- Pas%
In their bids with names and residences in writing,
evening April order the
may award It to the highest bidder Terms cash. deli
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Weather Provisioning popular Spring
Hat for 1852 to be weather proof in
for the weather bad been has not
the demand for this wnng style of season. 1t the
cheapest hat At 81 ever issued by GENIN
2l4 Broadway, opposite ST. Pauls
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ID EDUCTION OF TELEGRAPH RATES BY BANS
~ Merchants Line-Ofices; 20 Wall street. New York.
and 76 State street. Boston. would respectfully
patrons generally that and after inst the
rates of transmission will be reduced fifteen the
first ten words, and two cents for cash additional word
Our best efforts will be used TO merit continuance of
good feeling which has far been extended line nv
the business public MARSHAL LEFFERT President
JOHN MCKINNEY, Secretary.
ST ANNE's lCATH0LICl CHURCH, AsToR PLACE.
~ All persons DESTROYS of securing church
invited to attend at the church. on Tuesday next the
9th inst, at one o'clock, Z. n.
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Hurry mp your sKnox.' BE In the
fathon and buy Knox -Four dollars is the price and
by this trinng expenditure will to the world that
You are gentleman of taste and assortment KNOWS
Hat Establishment is at l2S Fulton street.
Fine Arts-DaRuerreotype In OilABy w.
H Butler No; 2sl Broadway Thi. new and beautiful
with the finest miniature painting Portraits miniatures
and Daguerreotypes copied perfect and pershable
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Silks, Dress Goods, shavvls, Sc.-Large adj
dons to our stock Of these goods have been made
BY purehass At auction Of which choice and
beautiful; also new Mantillss just received.
TIFFANY L CUTTING, 32l Broadway.
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licy of modern times, the results Of which, from The
acquisition Of California have astsnished the world
and introduced this new epoch Of mighty progress
and expansive civilization thus, we say was this
great measure carried out. 1t was done by the
South; but the North, as in every thing else, have
reaped the larger share Of the benefits. And thus
the prosperity the North is due to the measures
originating in the South, and to their union with the
South in the same general government. word
upon this point.
The South have within themselves the elements
and resources abundantly necessary for their own
support and prosperity. They are not dependent
upon the North for anything but the political bless
ngs Of the Union. The North, on the other hand
is in the position Of commercial dependent
upon the South; and the Union, to the North, is
not only important for the prestige which it gives
the States united, and their power and importance
among the nations, but it is all important in view
of those immediate interests of traffic which line
the breeches pockets, and which have built up the
commercial and manufacturing supremacy Of the
North We owe all this to the union with the
South, and to the PECULIAR staples and institutions
of the South. We owe it to Southern slavery
which we have admitted into our Union by its fun
damental law-we are parties to the compact; our
interests all associated with good faitA-it
is question vital to the South; and fatal to the
South if the schemes of abolition demagogues and
fanatics succeed.
1t becomes, then, the duty of the South to ITSELF
and the duty of all Northern Union men, to exact
distinct understanding Of both parties the slavery
question-to break up their juggling and junketing
with the abolition agitators, and to suppress, by
the force of public opinion, their incendiary de-
signs. Failing of an understanding with the old
parties it becomes the duty of the South to organize
a new party on the basis of the constitution and
the compromises, and the great and expansive re-
qurements of the times. The whig caucus proclaims
to the South that now is the time for action.
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(NANTON GRAPE sHAWLs.-A MAGNIFICENT AND
~ very cheap stock ofthcse goods and plain
Aantiua emporium ~
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Hart. NO. 24S broadway, have full and complete
assortment OF French Papers and Borders all OF the newest
ana most beautiful designs which they offer for SALE whole
sale and retail at prices lower than other the
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II In said there are exceptions to all rules,
but there exception to the In shirts secured by the
ule Of sdmeasurment adopted at Green's Aston House.
Orders pour In from the country and the CITY, and all
lied with perfect punctuaty.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
:
AgS SEE SEVENTH PAGE ga.

49,
~ SEE SEVENTH PAGE "a.
PERSONAL.
nR JAMES D. FAWCET, FORMERLY RESIDING AT
No Dover street. Please send your address to No.
SCarlisle street.
IFMR. JOHN MOORE, A NATIVE OF FoLEsHILL. OR
weaver, will call upon Thomas Porter, 234 Third avenue,
he will hear Of something greatlyt his advantage.
MRS. FRANCES KEoGH, OTHERWISE WALSH,
V sailed with her husband John Keogh otherwise Kehoe
March isss and reported resided Orange Street.
New York sum Of money having been bequeathed to her
sy VII hfE Vii 1s a Is by the
street. Dublin tidngs of her have lately reached
Ireland.
INFORMATION WANTED OF BENJAMIN CHAPMAN,
L aged eight years. who, with his mother, arrived at
Quarantine in the ship Oregon Captain Snnok rem Liver
the Commissioners of Emigration the mother having died the
day after their arrival Any information relative to the
WISE will be thankfully received by the father by calling
street.
INFORMATION WANTED--OF THOMAS BUCKLEY,
late Of Philadelphia who left his hotel Of Broad
and Walker street Monday afternoon and last
by his friends at the house Lane shoemaker in
Warren street, at o'clock the evening. b.
of short and thick set and had when last
striped coat and pantaloons His wife
Ious to hear from him. and viii be grateful for any nor
nation left at the Florence Hotel OF
Walker street. at the house Of MI Lane in Warren
NoTIcE-IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK A GREEN
street. Tuesday morning between 10 and IL o'clock,
will return the questions will be asked other
he will be exposed as he known and to take it,
THE MILITARY.
BANNING GUARD ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND
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Great cxcitementl Tremendous low pr1cess
Good and floor Oclohs emily g. 3D. 4 per
yardsuperb all WOOL ingram Carpets S. Sd. and al English
supsrfns Carpets 6 g. 3d. and S.; Tapestry Carpets U.s.
6s and S. yard: at tho famous Carpet
Bewsy-HIRAh ANDERsoNS. Copy the address.
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II EM0vAL.-DR. BARON sPOLAsCo MD, Ap. &C..
~ Consult ing Physeian and Surgeon from London will
the first OF May from 5S 70 $50
Spring and Prince streets During the interval he will
attend ~ usual to the treatment Of all diseases that 10
heir his mastery which have sedo has
known to fail Letters must be paid those enclosing
advice and medicine, win have bath rsns
m to them. 800 "'s' 'S"s-
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silks, Dress Goods, shawls, Ssc.-Large adj
dons stock Of these goods have been
~ At auction some Of which choice and
TIFFANY CUTTING, s2l Broadway.
Spring Garments.-Where can they be
bought to the best adyantagef Decidedly At SMITH
Every they make sale such are the bargains thew
give their customers, that they feel precisely like their
goods, very cheap.
II II said there arc exceptions to all rules,
ule Of sdmessurment adopted At Green's Aston House
lied with perfect punctuaty.
Great cxcitementl Tremendous low pr1cess
Good and handsome floor Oicloths emily and l per
all woel ingrsin Carpets s. 3d. and4 English
Carpets o. o. g. and o. Tapestry Carpets e
ss Il IAN
The Crystal Palace Again!-Patent Tapes.
sry Ingram s.d Patent Tapestry Three Carpst N:
ssssr :, ns @
:ss ssss
Rich French Paper Hangings.-soIomon &
a. ss,.r full sGd the
and most beautiful designs which they offer for SALE whole
city Psper put up in the best style by work
Window-shades, from Is Cents to $40;
sn g. & & Sc s mnn from q
shade. At reduced prices Dealers and Others find he
No. 2s91l Broadway, No. 81 Reade street. .
Professor Lovctt will Remove, on the 1st
May TO ia Chambers street, Hudson where will
contnue to Badness and restore gray its ORR
xs sayn as ssy bis price
MY Child had been very sick for three
attended IT, all 70 purpose until bought bottle Of
Watts Nervous Antidote. The effect wonderful IL
''s'' ''p'''' THOMAS +. WEBB, 2s7 Broadway.
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to Meeting Of the Nsrh American Mutual Loan Accu
mulatng Fund held this evening
Hall and l79 Wooster street. Bleecker commencing
at o. clock.