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PORTSMOUTH. (Va.,) Aug. Is, 1851.

Mr.. J. E. Boush-Dear Sir: While am in general
opposed to Patent Medicines, candor compels me to
state that l have great confidence in the virtues
of HamptOn's Vegetable Tncture. For several
months past have used it in my family and in by
spepsa, loss of Appetite dizziness and general de-
biity. with entire success. So far my experience
extends, therefore, l take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the afflicted safe and efficient remedy
VERNON SkRIDGE.
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r. n. LASKEY,
Attorney and COunseller-at-Law

DRACTICES in the Courts of the District and
prosecutes claims of every description before the
several Executive Departments and before Congress.
HU Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth street
dec 80 ....
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THEY SAY THAT THOU ART
POOR.

They say that thou art poor, Louise,
And so / know thou art:
But what is wealth to noble minds,
Or riches to the heart?
With all the wealth of India's mines,
Can one great deed be bought?
Or can a Kingdoms ransom bring
One pnre and holy thought,
No; vain your boasted treasure,
Tho earth to gold is given,
Gold cannot stretch to measure,
The loue bestowed by heaven.
They say that thou art poor, Louise,
And SO I know thou art;
But why should lack of sordid pelf
Thrust thee and me apart i?
The pearls that sparkle on the lawn
Onr jewels bright shall be;
The gold that frets the early dawn;
Shall fill our treasury!
Ask ye the proudest minion
Whom gold gives rule DER earth,
Doth not our broad dominion
Out-beggar all he's worth?
Well rove beside the brook at eve,
When birds their vesper song
Of gentle truth and guileless love,
TO woods and winds prolongl
And frcm the morning jeweled cup
Such healthful draught well have,
AS never met the fevered lips
Of fortunes gilded slave.
Could Lydian Cresus, dearest,
AS wide kingdom see
As the fair rill thou nearest
Belongs to thee and me?
know that thou art poor, Louise,
And so indeed am 1
But not the boards Of oceans caves
Our poverty could buy!
For wealth beyond the miser's thought
We both alike control
The treasures of priceless love,
The riches of the soul!
Then at this hour divine love,
To holy echoes given,
Let thy true vows and mine, love,
Be registered in heaven!
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E. C. CARRINGTON.
Attorney and Counseller-at-Law

DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District, and
L attends to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress ami the Executive Departments
80 Office, east wing of the City Hall.
feb II
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grateful he loves me, and if he has not
written now, am certain it is only because
he has nothing to say. One must not be
too hard upon young people
''Not too hard, certainly; but we have
right to their submission and respect"
"For my part, dear lady, am satisfied
with possessing, as 1 SO do, my sons atfec-
ton"
81 congratulate you, Bridget" said her
mistress, with deep sigh. "Alas 1 am
also mother, and 1 ought to be happy
one. Three sons, possessing rank, fortune,
glory; yet here 1 am, forgotten by them,
in poverty, and considered importunate, ifI
appeal to them for help. You are happy,
Bridget, in having an obedient son-mine
are hard and thankless."
"Poor, dear lady, my Joseph loves me SO
fondly!"
"You cut me to the heart, Bridget; you
little know what I have suffered. An uu-
happy mother; [ have also been wretched
wife. After having lived unhappily to-
gether for several years, my husband died,
the victim Of an assassin. And whom,
think you, did they accuse of instigating
his murder? Me- In the presence of my
children-aye, at the instance of my eldest
son-I was prosecuted for this crime!''
"But doubtless, madame, you were ac-
quitted?"
eyes; and had l been poor woman,
without power, rank, or influence, my in
nocence would have been publicly declared.
But having all these advantages, it suited
my enemies purpose to deprive me of them;
SO they banished me, and LEFT me in the
state in which am
Marie Marianni hid her face in her
handkerchief, and spoke no more during
the remainder of the evening.
AS the servant continued silently to turn
her wheel, she revolved in her mind several
circumstances connected with the Old Nun.
She had often surprised her reading parch-
ments covered with seals of red wax, which
on Bridget's entrance, her mistress always
replaced in small iron box.
One night Marie Maranni, while suffering
from an attack Of fever, cried out in a tone
of unutterabe horror, 'sNo-I will not see
him! Take away your red robe-thou man
of blood and murder!'
These things troubled the simple mind of
poor Bridget; yet she dared not speak of
them to her usually naughty aud reserved
mistress
On the next evening, as they were sitting
silently at work, knock was heard at the
door.
"Who can it be at this hour ?' said Marie
Marianni
81 cannot Think replied the servant;
tbs nine o'clock"
"Another knock Go, Bridget, and see
who it is, but open the door with precau-
ton"
The servant took their solitary lamp in
her hand, and went to the door. She
presently returned, ushering into the room
Father Francis, priest who lived in the
city. He was man about fifty years old.
whose hollow cheeks, sharp features, and
piercing eyes wore sinister and far from
hallowed expression.
''To what, father, am indebted for this
late visit?" asked the old lady.
'To important tidings," replied the priest,
(Which am come to communicate"
'Leave us, Bridget, /" said the mistress
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HOUsEKEEPERS' GOODS,


John NJ. DOM d BROTHER have Just opened
- and arranged handsome assortment Of Goods
suitable for the season. viz
Parian Marble Goods
Papier Mache and French painted do.
French China and Berlin Iron Goods, as Cups
and Saucers, Mugs Cardstands, and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very handsome, Bas-
kets and Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS
Handsome Castors Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Goblets, Forks and
Spoons
Mustards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS
Solar, ETHEREAL. Hall. &C
BRONZED GOODS.
Tenders, Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, spittoons
Candlesticks, Candeabras, Hatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt Frame mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glasses, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets very
cheap and good
Bureaus, Sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs of MANY patterns and shapes and mate
Bedstead Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China, glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
quan tiles, large stock, well assorted, and
cheap.
JAPAN WARE
Toilet Sets, Candlesticks. Cake Boxes
Brushes WOODWARD. Iron Ware
Checks several varieties and patterns, 80
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
most complete Of any kept in the District or
perhaps at any other place.
We invite call from persons in want of articles in
the line of housekeeping, and fatter ourselves
they can be accommodated at our establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
at any other place
JOHN NJ. DOM & BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue bet 10th and 11th sts
dec 30-tf
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..oIy. rnined to spare expense in making their
,n,I Ii>hment as perfect possible, they have re,
> w! sot up complete set of the justly celebrated
RI, VT LETTER, from Diamond to English, to
Hn Tnl. .'hey Particularly invite attention.
r.% ing lately made numerous additions to their
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~, ~ eht Is now unrivaled in the United States;
HlAr improved methods of casting, and of pre-
s-r .us metal, enable them to furnish orders in a
~SIher 70 insure satifaction.
,.H'ihs Presses Cases, Stands Chases, Galleys,
= INK, and every article used in printing Of
insanity on hand, ct he lowest rates.
rim nand Presses. and type used only in stereo-
~ ing at reduced prices
Ni Pamphlets, Music, Labels. &C., &c, stereo-
" with correctness and despatch.
b. Specimen Books will be sent To Printers who
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No. 6 SanSom street.
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On 9th street, south Of Penn. avenue,
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OFFICE DESKS.-We have Just received
fine lot of Black Walnut Office Desks manufac-
tured in Philadelphia very neat, convenient and
substantial article will be sold low for cash by
ISRAEL Il GREEN,
feb "a Opposite Avenue House, 7th st.
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A CHEAP AND GOOD FAMILY PAPER.
THE WEEKLY PENNSYLVANFA

Is published by VIM. Ii. HOPE, at IS South Third
street. Philadelphia, at the low price of ONE DOLLAR
YEAR.
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THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture most respect
able ctizens-nlen we'll known and tred-we chal-
lenge the world to show anything record in medi
cine to equal it. Many hundreds ao hare felt its heal
ing po,cers bear the same teStimOnY.
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6ousfs 10 Eet.

DROADWAY PROPERTY-The best property on
eos .. for Banks Copsnes or extensive stores
Addr.s postpaid Boz 2o1 p. o.
Tor RENT-One or more Of the floors OF the neg
stone building No 80 Broadway having front Of y ret oT
e7 In depth Lsorsr1$. The procpa noof
will small sections srt invention
the display and sale Of their Proiuetions Apply on
the prsrsss
DOOM TO LEI-With Steam Power:-One large
HI sc By 70 and Bshtsd Also seves smaller kors VII
power the best ocstions IN the city Apply
FERRIS TABER- corner 0reenwica ana neaeo@-t
ITO LET-A BcneBurning and Ammonia Wo,ks,
with Rs4orfs Engine &c kc situated on tn h ldson
River within miles Of SewYork Rent 81 30 year POSSESSION
giyen inme distely Apply to WIN AUSTIN NO Walls III
story
vI'O LET-A three Story and Basement Brick House,
No 81 west Hrh.st- BY ethsv- with all the modern Improve
r1ents-Gas Wste Bath Range &c For p1is Apply
JAMES MARINER No 30 Sasaust corner OF Maiden sae
TI'O LET-Ibe elegant brown stone Front House,
No Ssndss 3story brick front House and one store
Hsmtonsv Brooklyn Cottages one n Nor
Brooklyn Store and back room NO ~
7thsv the 6thsvi on Broadway up town eysn
parts and sites Of IN inquire OF D. r.
TOWNSEND, No 90 Essssu-st, New York up stairs
FRO RENT-Eight Cottages, directly on the Long
Island II miles from Brooklyn with from 10 20 - scrs
of adapted gardening vegetables cab
&c Also well suited to mechanics or nsnasetarn
viii be very low. - =.
% seres OF cultivation well suited for gentle
mar, Apply w G. KELSEY No II AtaDueSt
Brooklyn BENJAMIN WGGsS at Hyde Park DEPOT Long
Island Rel road.
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6uinmer Retrfats.

COUNTRY BOARD-A farmer IN .aa sac v.S.
"a i.. a.rsut Who every convenience s.S In
ss.s.,Ssse lev Boardeu for the balance ~ 'Ae "
s.I,s 81 A. 8 WHEELER xs fsson-a- pi'e.v.
Ssr yrss,,pr PLEASURE, PLEASURE-To see
ea,oy quiet riae and set mess - ~
hosn DE o Of @ sSs own team.
M hs . CSssi Palace theaes up .Ae HELIfS
" ~. sS,.- 10 - ry inner MAJ sop - H.,ss.,
- a. - -. IN ~ eer,sin TO call ss.in There are
- ~ $500 he Hudssa River kailr'sA '"' 'SA
SrSry hcsf 10 the ~.
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INVITE MOJryTAINS.-sUM HOUSE. VI
w W.ssins,sn N n by L N ROsRBR0oK 4 %
6ouses Wanieo.

WANTED to HIRE, (pc-session some tine IN,
w ron.h sua hosse part Of booss e.tsa ID s-n'-
foyho bathroom hot and cod saf-- ~ ~
rsssorstle viii be paid 6dros T. bor W 5 H>Ohss
ststinx tsrrss lceatioo- ke-
WANTED TO RfSI-in brooHlyn, snai Al. noo'e;
w eber two or three Il be modern sg = ESf
order ard IN renteel neshbohood and NJ; over 7s aa o. n
fro ore or Immediate pcssesson des-s1 AIS
y B. ihe Office Of The Trb7ne tsnE location Fni &c
WANTED TO RENT-A small genteel House II
w Brooslyr Location the Hshs ~ On ne ~ =
,he lsft,r Coars preferred Rsnt $50 % $40 Poess'a
wanted raS1e septembsr address G. Box No lfS Ss"
York PosOhes.
XNANTED-For two small Families, tgo small gen
w tee Hcusss or Cottazfs pleasant locality N he Tn y
Of each other IN upper par. Of tbs city OF IN bo2kyn
oSrets rsr. Po,eor required 6sfore h,s Of Oco-
f6STez SITTING locality AID r DYErT No oIry2sEo~
VIyANTED-In a central location in this city small
w pcre or y,. Of Roors urfurnhsi Rent not TO exceed
$50 Address RlDCLIFP, Office Of this psRer
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IRON BgDsTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT
Qopartnersbip.

nIssOLUTION-The undersigned, copartner. asrs s
~ doing under the and firms Of
s1UHCEs sew-Yofk w srURGEs Co. Newnk oaio snt
WILLIAM sTuROEs Zsnesve Ohio Ibis day dissolved By ms
BENG fully hor<ed o. he Am
in squiIstion--NeN-roEk Jaly !, 1883 =. ADA1@.
VIZ sfC dlEy.
W. GRAHAM
HOTCEThe buness heretofore done 10 New Yo< by kDAa
4 sICRGEs ard 10 L4uessiis Ohio By WILLIAM SfuKgts
win We continued b. the Sn1eFznec Who have this day
hip the psrTose o. snacDg General 20
srd Bsntns Buns.s LE4sr the and hrs Of ADAM,
BuCkISCHAys 10 10 Soufha. New York Y BUCkfNohAs
4 Co. Zznesvfls, Okio-He~-York- July /, lssJ
J. T. ADAMS,
JOHN BUCkfSJuAA
a. BUCKINGHAM !.
wv GRAHAM ofNe~-Oesns 4 psnsr arm 'fon sss
-''' ' ADAMS BucgIy0GAHs
NO1ICE The Copsr nership hefetefn ~sisti0 IS
N>x-Srrf lgs 4 fsss THOMAS Ctfxsf y
JAMES r0GssU
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REGULATING.

REGULATING.
old WARE REPLATED, equal to new, a. the
" possible prices and warranted well done Goods sent to
the Plating Factory No 22 Ceur Grandst to Odiss
No 2 at No. IS Johnst- will be attended 70.
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Jn0ia Rubber Goods.

VULCANIZED RUBBER GOODs.-THE UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY, Warehouse No. 10 Ha~aas,
NewfOrk,
Sole Hannfaeturers under OoodY ear's Patent,
offer for 10 the Eotts and eApo sds ae best
CLOTHING OF ALL DESC RfPIIOSs
Light and heavy White Drab and Black Cosks Cspss
RssEng and Pes-Jaesets fncmens Costs and Capes
Poaehos, O,erslls, Walking and RIDING Lessns
CLOTHS. &e.
Lnered Plain and Ensmet Carriage Cloths Melodeon Ciofht
TsIauns Camp Blankets Printed and Plata Table stsad aai
Piano Forte Covers Horse Covers
AIR WORK
Single and Double Air Beds Pigws Cushions
Life Presefers Buoys Boa and Wagon Floats Life BOas
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
Bre PumTs Nipple sbieas Teehing Rims Narsns bottles
syfny Sheet Rubber for Bsudsgs Hospital 5hee Deetns
Aproas Co bags Ga0metes Gas Tubing Hose ~ All
The goods made BY this Company wsnsn,d stand ell
d. VI. WILSON. President
I'm ssEpAkD Treas and Sec'y
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WeJsNDVs ATEL1-A Oenten.b OF good sendins N
stv can FIN advertiser Farmer either silent or one1wI
yss,s. oftbe bishest respectebity which vii u
eo1t OF eloo per Address with proper name CoSFE
TTAL or otherwise, Boz Sisz, PostOhee
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STEANFNGINEs to- iLE.-Three new HorlIoas.
- Frrr- 4 $ ; Po-er ~isn ee'. ssspS -,
o.her lr1ri-e A. , d n "a
Sr~.rS sd Cou,-.c.o 10 iss bro'dSsy eos1s ''A
Ns~-York =
V,HE PATENT ROCK DRILL. 40 remaIsao.e .I. ~.
.ss.p-v .nd scorcuv Be secu N operson ~
a. NJ Fri,.cbsr Ly0ns A-eline sho7 No ~ So a. -.
= nj To o-rer< Of . aries Nines RAirotls -
.nrl;sirv blirv ard ir-1srs- lsborssvins sas
pFui s., CT 's'' t1e'' 49, ID EISrOS No IS Brpsfvsy
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TOR sALE-Five i,rg- Hau-e., foely situated up
,rr a. ors sale Fsrn sci ioesd -s5 s79ys ~
70 Nv Yo.f vssd B. t4Een sIsuss Is9us- slL'E'iLH
HOI'SL and LOT Tor SALE ST sTAMfORD-A
III t~o.ory CO.ars Hszss viii WAS a. sled 4 VII oSes
s'9.r r. s5 m, M. . pa VI Al Il'
sc a. y6.r- - IL fzl besfr n. sssIs -. a.. ~
''h q 'As 'sEN WI DEELfS 80. ia5 srs.aweS-.s
HrrDsOy PARK. 20 minutes from the city, com
- P.'. 10 s, es, o q "a s .ss "a SIS property
so-d sd Fe-ur,sgss Wv =. ~ - % 10
Ess'r RI n. ne I. p asd sssss
q .ess ss1, M i sosi.ssd "a Al eOassysse. q Ii
-sr-r - eSnTrueni AID desr.ble oeia for ss1tssa.H
ssssres. ~ sssrd r ale Fy pei Of he Purha.
- r.iS o. bond rOrs.ss At EN-, or term Of
sv. q f Is.I, i 2,aa .Ad n e
N-FW Jersey FARM-1he subscriber oters Tor
ale ore f,bs b.-- Mercer Cosssy four niles tron
In,on the o,; o. iHS MD. from Sss
utabian and uile from staiion ca ne Can a.
1,ss Fsr sboai ~heh y ne.doy and
10 woodland There are two 80 o. ee.-n- ~ 49, At frSit
s.s ss 80 sFSS sf Oil A-no No Co NJ
nor sALE-Hoteikeeper and cthers-A Lease,
e; e .slS % .. 9:as.' sI' On P s. e.,
On Bda1s There tro pssnesIf hoa'. o. ss q
sua an .adiosa Of j feet front on Brds q By es.
deep These psI's could a. % rtb.I ps,Ss .piy to no
Mr. * S6R6AS PSst Metropolitan B.nt Baidins
VALUABLE LANDS in TEXAS for SALE "A
Trac CT Land. corsinz q about 10000 asres y ing Iozt
d5. rs OF Counties Of Rob
- on hh .d.s OF the River These iAnds we're
seleed ia tho cary Of TexAs They are vel ~erea oy
The tile ur4le- lonso
he country Of the be settled Psr Of sna
TIE en sion 10 nnssy nesns The whole set 1.' ben
ssrf1y urytyeS and seeonised 70 that sales can Dc mae ~
required az snfy purchasers The emse w.
rori vii find no difficulty 1t slrssdy done to sfs'' e
psper. snd map property be 'esn 81 ne 0ee
Of A H. DANA No 81 Wsl-t
NvEXSEN q Co-WEsTERN LAND AG.NC1'
~ Isf.veue Ind Office NewYork No. 81 Wsl<t oovesn-
men, anas oah shares or on
10 Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa 'ueeous ~
~ r,vlv the sboTe states
HUNDRED PER CENT per snnunn . nf.sso 'noa'' 81
nlv iroue6istrlv positions beng e ,1ke ~
70 nsrsonsly inspecr s locations ert-Ises 70 ns- M "
further information and circulars apply the Land "sH'A o
Of r j COLEMAN No. IS Walst. ~,
REfIs J. W Rumsey ESQ PresIsnvt 49,. 90 40 J.
Thornp,on ESD Banker do; Csrpeute 4 'eIHAye, ~
Wolfe Co Barkers Indianapolis Purdue stSy I9-
ehsp.s Lafayette Page, Bacon Co. Bankers - LOUIS
Co Banker Philadelphia
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,.pp cu,xcp n, . FIRST RATE DA'

A RARE CHANCE for FlRef hA iE
~ oUFRRYIAN ARTIsT>-F0R sAik-As pa Ip< - tse
sIs.oxn I'm and and 20 the sys,5 a Neir%s
WIeIiIStTON DAOLEKREI1N OALLkRl, 80 .e,rfv even
,s q. TIA. (3zssTy Which have eccsy .t. cyv on
80 e fsv 10 the cen;rs psn -
=, ,., r asdsizA cad bs.cony nes paa "a s.of
49, "a ..peror Lsdies' DfeI. e,--ss Lr Pc.
Re- ,egehsr with al hs urDifue gc,e a. sopv In usr
go. wen lsf Aadres feS 49, sS. hs
an a, lie Gallery, where he msy Be ''1S" - -
s'c' r., sey.ous 1t MY 2fra -.
~ shi GALLERY state thst tns &c
-. On oe-ped Gallery more ms sh 1870 an, ~
room se see.nt a constant nerense o. D1ne ~
pst ye Is yxrds OF carpet anr -
RECEPTION S- The dressing covered with II ys'a
and marble The operatng roon -
ns- go .n1 otbsrwse ritshy furnished The SOCK
-, a., ose ladies' dressing and covered We
fon ~ G.sry Dfesng ard s.ockroom are on ths
on "a sdoars Omi,tinE the stcsrocn tne rAno 81
sns c tnrss the rensndsr will be sod FOR tto cam o.
M =, N ,be they stand for ESQ or LOO VITA
go ~ tbes rooms other f5p sIn11n or Tor he nos
ss.-y rooms Gallery Dressinfroorn and Opers'nFfoo o
Sr5s ,<r snnum will sell Immediately a. rres esgAin aud
- * srsfpto1xy the benefit OF knowtcso ha
~ren1s IN thu for years nave deoea 70
the MAKE srrsngsen< iof tfsv u
Hartford. Aps q, 1875 a "Aoii.''.
NOR sALE-A frstclass Bakery, well situated, Gle.
espy fitted up and dons hrrse eusnea WIZ our
isss o tie building stable Apply the corner Of osen~eA
sv ard Jsnssf- -
az nOn 81 800 WANTED lMNEDl'
0CsUUUs ATELY-A Gentlem,n Of rood rendins IN 30
e. -, I'm he advertiser either silent otherwe
i. the hshsst respecteby which VII pay eesf
n,of on 100 per Address with proper name COSFEE
RIAL or otherwise Boz S,iSl, PostOhee
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OTv.u .,5cAS PIpg-JOSEPH MASON, (of the

- a. W,Jv,-b yvoa G-nAD No Broadway mann
fsetarrs oer rus Pipe r sss G.s ~ wssr &c g
sr b., Fu Feed Punps C<ss zrd Ev.Por.os ss.n Ssg
I'm al W.sr Gssx-s and oAsr ses se.-f saa snns
snnn1ss-s he ,so eonrsc sar-ty Of stss AID hot
Wsf.s vruins 0sslShns &'sssiA sad fs'So a snrS
Of a. assxly ev-sy ssrsso. x sSs S1an'J
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Marbinerp, ST.

NACHINERY.-Persons engaged In constructing OF
Nl .rr.pxps recurring Sketches Working Drsvtnf &C. cen
have them Isl Broadway New YORK room NO -
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miscellaneous.
COPPER-Lake Superior Ingot Copper, from the
SSsI: SIs sSs ne eo 81 W
COCHIN CHINA FOWLS-I have for sale, by the
~ pair young Chns Fowls Of the best blood in America
isS desirable for their great sd 5ft %bAss hVs
(HOICE FRUITS Black Hamburg, Muscat and
cs .a P sss s1s Sssr , sIs. Sss:
the finest F son Byy n: 1@e'
LOREIGN EXPREss.-EDWARDs, SANFORD T.
- sSsts' heSss & na II g
me S bsv are now enabled 10 take article of
s; s ss f. s pspa
HECKER's FARINA-A wholesome, delicious, and
~ peculiarly sppsoys: food sd the ss.I $ as
become common especially among infants and ehd-a
% s.. an. and ] ssS % he F
the principal family groceries, N the eity and Vicinity
sri s :st .s 1s s1ps SaRs
t.blshed srfiele Of the hind in the country.
HARDWOOD LUMBER Wholesale and retail, for
whss~sht. sp builder. cabinet msas.s sc : a. Ne: a
Nsps ss A.a Cart saa BOOM. Fsos has wsoa
s Ss' h ssDs De-. %s '@ss '
HEMP HOSE-For Fire Companies, Locomotives,
s.:so- Ship M I. &. e.: a q ..s s &c
ei Of all iAd' s s96sss' @ c. . .S@ so
HIDES-l 500 Hides now landing and for sale, By
III sPoYYoRD, rILEsTos Co. No % Broadway
INDIAN BREAD-This sweet, wholesome Bread has
been sometime before The public and those VINO nave
exceent superior the For me Esos
none can aud for children get better Give
Judge for yourselves Bakery No s cssnef
Of jane. Orden received aAhSLbLS's
1T is BELIEVED that the following Parties may
aeE As;s ,s'is; p sn. sas
Arrsta COLLECTOR EnHsyen, Asrehlns-
Errhi..e,a ConyevsnesA Engineen Manufacturer,
Coal Ingentors hscnsnics
BznksnL CbemisA Importers 1ottnes
Broser. Jobben Physcian.
Buiidsrs Druszsta Lawyers. PrinterA
saipp~rs ke- &c
Ai-o-Ovzers Proprietcns. and Directors Of
Board hCu-<
Coleges Mueums kestsar.ntz, .Shoos
Corpor.fsor. Nazzxra Railroad Teisyrsps
Nssspap>rs. -,eeUsoip-. Iheatera
Hotels PERIODICAL ctssmDoa1 he- Ec @e-
-BEcArsE-Ths Axsncy embraces the best Influential and
vi3ey circulated sevsPcpsn 81 al ne cities ad principal
Ar.eries B-a Provinces diving AL the choice Of ady
Ing deEin4n.-y adatsed 70 various pansits
-BEcArsz-The hes the kaoset- Of places Character,
circulation gsstfse nrits Of Pspefs Sf seeetioa
selection val9ab- reliable
founded fcg resulting from z ndy ana
practical ot-ervafsn b. bad without additions.
Iy-Ako-BEcArsg V. PALMER the Asest appointed md
authorized ~ propors the several sfr
for gbcrp,iOus and .fyertis nepts and give rerrpts
u.cocs ADJ erfisess the opp11iy
for soptns tborouEh discriminating sy,tsust< and fs plan
I IGNEOUS MARBLE.--Wsre roem No. 53t3
II Bro.d~ay Ss~Yort-FREUSD d Co. uAagAe,-rsrA are
promptly a.. ssde for th Asrbnz Wood
e1r<rsve and IN durability ssa ehespnss
e,ra any knd l. et for I'll fsr ~aea erp-s
marble dexrble-kn cksrches Dwellings hotes o1es 40
seps' Cabins applied Wsinsonz1 Besea Coznna Don
Csn and Ccus.sr Nsnes cclsms VseS Peaeah ,rf I,oe
,sys are tept on had wseroon Dsrs for orn.asnas
Dis Fancy vii BE- hgnhsd sppiesoa tss nsc.
kory Of fr.akin Anc Csnus@a fa rsrT o0 Ne u
.hers sr p~sns " -r-s,et sS- 1vsei 70 ssl
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