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We have Two weeks later intelligence from California
by tie arrival of the l. s. Mail steamer Illinois from
Asrinvcl, AID the Golden Gate at Panama Tae Hi
nois brought nearly Two Millions Of treasure on freight
beside large amount in the hands Of passengers The
Paccr continue about their usual Yield Of gold aud our
exchanges speak hopefully Of the prospects OF quartz
mining. The grain harvest has commenced and the
yield is very abundant Other field crops promise
equally well The market is greatly oTerstocked With
goods rom the Atlantic side. and trade is very dull
lie Indians are still somewhat troublesome and we have
20 report about the usual number of murders Six block
hesds have been out in pairs to shoot at each other
which resulted IN the killing of one man and the MAIN
INC Of another
There appears TO be about as much union and har.
mony among the Democratic politicians in Cal,forni,
as there is a. Abaly There is strong opposition N
the Nomination Of Gov. Diger for reelection. ami liz
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next number Of The Tobahe for European
Cireuici0n will be issued TOMORROW MORNING, at
o'clock IL will contain all the Latest News mp 10 the
time Of going 10 press. Single copies, in wrappers
ready for mailing can be bad AZ the desk. Price Six
Cents. The Africa sails from TINS port ToMOrrog
AT y O'Clock
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PROGRESS OF THE PRESIDENT
Departure fros Washington.

WAsHINGION. MONDAY Jay II, 80.
The President and suite lett here quietly az - clock on
their Northern trip
Hon Robert !. Walker goes 10 New York tonight, to
ioin Judge Macy Of sconsin. for a Western trip.
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10 cnRRrsp0NnrYrS

notice be taken Of Communications Whatever
INTENDED DE- euhe nczted ~ the ard
addres ofthe necessarily publication but
antee Of his good faith
pe csuno undertake rejected Communications.
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The Canal rolls

ALBANY Monday. jay l 1888.
The Csnsl tolls for the frt week OF Jyy foot up SIS.
&c. 81 increase over tue corresponding week u at year
al i,l-3. Ihs total increase thus lar y sig.93
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g. lhe Fi.hing Gronnd-.


BOSTON. Mondly JAY II. 1853.
The slO0p swaT Decatur ID lro % ChsrestO Navy
ard Tor the isnibg ground- in day Two.
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Mr. JACKSON. complete, the BIZ to amend the El''
conmunjcAtion was read from John Wright Ccn.
,roer stating that the ANNUAL appropriation Of $500 -.
,rent al SALARIES Of members OF TIE Legislat3Fs VI"
m. Marine Court Bill vas received from the 's"'''
v,tb srusndnenrs VkiCh were concur, I'd 40 ,. an
NJ OBRIEN moved 10 lay al orders o. o-''AS''
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Manufactures
arm-2lork Qailp Gribnne
TUESDAY, JULY -, 1853.

~ Persons wanting Th> Ty,5ae N he.i residences pieces
their sdde the Publication Once
through the Poce P1ce ~ cents veefps7be
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The news from China received b. way Of California
sfas good deal 70 our previous intelligence, though
not make il any clearer whether the rebels or the
Government Will finally carry the day. IL SHOWS. how
ever that Col Marshall has taken sides With the Iarar
We are afraid the Colonel has made sad mistake in
this Administration
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The President left Washington yesterday for this
City accompanied by portion Of The Cabinet He bad
avery enthusiastic reception st Baltimore where be
made speech Of some length which we give IN another
column. He viii reach Philadelphia today, and this
City on Thursday morning
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sroct1i DsTdscA % The y. y Irburs.
WASHINGTON. Monday. JAY H. 1855
William Lill-y, Of Ohio has been appointed Consul TO
Ptrnsmbuco and K Bennett, of Msso lri Anti Benton
Is Consul o. Bahia
samuel North Of Oswego County, Is appointed Special
Aail Agent ior New York
Gen Z. l.. skinner. Of Clinton County y Y, Is chosen
Principal CLERK IN the appointment Ofice. Gen Wilson
eresty esteemed ana hs presence will be welcomed in
Washington gus
DOE CslderOn dc Ia Barca-The Purchase Of Cuba
s. orai IsIafeh 70 The y. ribsass
WASHINGTON, Monday, July Il, 1853
There Is considerable inquiry. hearing OF the ap
pcuinent ct Don Calderon oe IA BarcS to the post Of
Minister OF Foreign Affairs in Spain TO know that gentle
AIS op MON upon The purchase OF Cuba, 81. tie talks
very sor .y against any such operation, yet believe he
secretly thrks that would be well. He lost very heavily
b. tie failure Of the Pennsylvania BAuk Of ths United
States. En- Is indication thus far OF bis acceptance
or re econ the new Office Nr.z.
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In Senate, yesterday the Supply bill Yves taken up,
and some discussion en,ued upon securing the George
Clinton Pspers The item in regard 20 the New York
Volunteers was stricken Ou,. The debate continued
until the hour Of adjournment. During the afternoon
session the Senste by vote of IL TO II backed ont Of
tie joint resolution TO adjourn on "Wednesday. They
also laid the table resolution 70 raise
Comultte to make arrangements to attend the inaugu
ton Of the Crystal Palace. The Senate and Assembly
seem TO be sadly az oggerheads.
z In Assembly, notice was given that the $4,000 for
paying salaries Of Members of Legislature was eX-
bausted. The Senares amendments TO rbe Marine
Court bill were cODcurred in also, the amendment to
bill relative 70 debts contracted by Women before
roge. The Marine Court bill was passed. \ Commit
tee was appointed 70 make arrangements for attending
the opening Of the Crystal Palace. The Temperance
bill was taken up the first question was upon granting
the Committee Leave to sit again. which wss lost by
tie 1t was then moved that the I'LL be ordered to
third reading. Mr.. Burnett made speech in favor Of
the bill. Mr.. OKeefe, Of NeE-York opposed it, aud
read and talked against time The motion TO order to
a third reading lost yeas A6 NAYS -. Or report
is rather muddy, but understand from il TIA the
motion was renewed aud debated until adjournment.
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The Aldermen, las, night, took measures for the dis
ricng Of The City for the purpose Of eectng Ccun-
cilors. They also directed the Controller to apply to
the Secretary Of State for return Of the School tax
paid to he State for the past two years By the Gu
u ground that the Supreme Court had declared the
law compelling is payment unconstitutional 4 useful
rule adopted requiring the City Inspector to re-
port weekly the number of deaths in each Ward. az
wen Ss the aggregate Quite breeze arose in conse-
Quence OF resolution offered by AID. Doher'y, that
james FuTey, Commissioner Of Streets DO within ten
days place under all ordinances passed by the
Common Council in regard to the regulation, Tagging
&c. Of streets From hat was said We infer that the
Democratic Commissioner is no more nearly immacu.
late thar oIber people Il is charged that there is
probable juggling in awarding contracts aud that some
gentle men have been requested TO make il al right
most comprehensive phrase with other bidders be-
fore their papers issued We understand thst one
Thomas Hsgan was the lowest responsible bidder for
opening Que Hundred and Twenty hird-st and tbst
one Of tie Ausiins-the Tammany Han Rioters who
Yesterday stayed away irom sentence aud thereby for
itiJed their bail-vss the next loves biddsr The
charge sgsinst Turey s that he or some one in his
confidence told Hagan that he must make it all
right with another bdder-suqpOsel 20 be Austin-
before he could get the contract, Nothing viii come Of
it, however.
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DrrANoK SALAMANpEE NAFrs -G,YI

fFYs Fow1xHs & Wells Psychologists ard pub ISL
ers Clinton IA. Ne. Isl Ns.tta-st. Nsw-Yors
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A CARn-Tayol, new - non is now open in Broad
~ casre Ir4usnt TAG fe, VII De- opfa 70 Gle public o.
crsltrf 4lr l Tie takes tas 1a o.
refue fhetks ths taro eNen3d % h1, ana
hons Of the ia h,s new enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

The Water vote in Brooklyn yes erdly, resulted in
the defeat Of the proposed plan, by 2,4l5 majority
The vote was not against water but agains, present
plarS
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The Maine Law was defeated yesterday in .he As.
somp'y, upon a motion that il be ordered e. "a third
reading by a vote of &C Yeas to 80 Nays Ofthe Yeas,
(sea proceedings - Wings % Democrats, and
lnderendtnt OF the Nays, fse Wings and FORTY
sIvEN Democrats. All the members from this Cry
who present being of he 1G voted agans, the
reading. MessIs Alden, Wedeaind and Miller were
absent. Tie latter il the only Temperance member
from the City. There were s0sent in all 81 members,
of WHOM IL were Wings and lG Democrats, as will be
seen in our report An attempt then made 10 ad-
iourn, but voted down Motion was made that the
bill be read third time, vhereupon debate ensued.
which continued until adjournment The final defeat
of the bill low seems certain.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY r. 1853

competitor Mr. Roman the present State Treasurer
Bigler's chances for the nomination were the best
Among the prominent men mentioned IN connection with
Wbig nominations for Governor are Capt VIM Nai!o'
Hon D f. Douglas and Hon c. l. Hutchinson Tue
Democrats were TO hold their Convention on the list
ut. ard the Wings theirs On the 9Th inst
In addition 20 the beEs from the Golden state By ths
arrival We have interesting intelligence from the Terri
tories Of Oregon and Washington. from the S2niFch
T.l.rds Ror1fa Chill Bolivia. Peru &c.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Affairs nc the Capital.
Special Di,paaes TO The y. y T-i5urs.

Sou.ara Telegraph orc, cor Of Bearer aa4 Hasore,'t'
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u Writing. Arithmetic, and Book heepiu, are thor
ourhy ard eaooat taught by D. T. ForrS No ~ Blaf.y
Nxfse zen .leucn Goa, wfA .rsucs may attain mastery
krcwltore 81 double the or- sacc one week osl Gay
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The Lost ship carrier pigeon.

The Upper ship Carrier Pigeon vessel nit a.
Bath Me- M De ember le9@ The vessel cargo aud freight
money were insured IN this o. " A. follows.
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~ With this sentiment as their motto. RiTTTRTT
IFsE are prepared Ills lf million ay
fockls 10th 81 ei 81 the 'aprior white BAvc HAS
which fhty rt g. and g. a. kse purchase h Da.are
tyre ueay ied ne o h hi without at'toa
charge BFFEtTY LFAsK, No CAa'Aan te Chambers and
a ihs cQgntI Of Chatham ana Pear
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SEWING MACHINES NO manufacturer OF clc-hing can
he persuaded ino the Sewing Machine which n % Che
proper quantity Of thread and lays % that 1rd 10
braided cord de Of Ssch the operation o. a. Two
needle Usclnss For The shoe gscnfsr they almost AZ bl
they not Only leave UOSh dec e but TIE ueol d
examsnson vii Be found aecd oaAed And uatWs,ed is
strength hal worn The ines that did
cute work Of eve'y krd perfectly making E t,- oota iis
and placing the silk the r al so st s-s SNGEss
No -n HrnaiMNN
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IIIUsrRArED NEws.-S indry interested parIies are
pufrs a. other tAe ePne by at,uaf
hat the News ced and ea
which . al false
uumber OF excellent Esfenss cont 1ud a. hloa
Sd c pans De
naufcsn Crystal Palace Sup eneut Will De- issued
pfcse gEeuIouy saelbtrs II WI conaa u desp
tons Ard uso1s to-. Cscfsfed structure Aaothes
cent Presentation Engfsvne he largest ever aed "a Aee VIII
shortly pubhshto gfetgcas 81 eoef Never
has sfesi enterprise been ud oPoye the pae nd asgT hA
it, subscription list stood heheT Subscribers WI real
ent Of fuusNins Supplements ard cthTa iouyod the
value any pictorial sued IN ts country ~ iere
iu the BE- bought The mesus OBJ s eud
enterprise publisher viii eventually produce us,d
the World for It's nechaaioal and Atsai esa
thCse Interested parties coanl bit i;c sr1eg
- r. ,rNI. ~ myself p 4 BsgNUN.
EY 233-BArcHELoa celebrated Hair DYE AMI Wig
s.orx removed 10 No Brosd~ay, opposite tie P Fountain
p.ycarI oN's xeisrned sufen % all h' pat
,r;,e him that their better supplied By h than
otker establishment in the world
~ Housekeepers and all Others in want of Bedding,
s.s.t,eS. &c would web to ea st WElAsps Cd es..e
$500 No $50 OF Muherst where may
= s se Isssf ASSORTMENT q articles Ms line ecs eaersa to thu
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where insy found Of The extensive and select Of
USDUE-GAsNcNgs GLOVES AND HogEaS,
T. be fo,ud any place N ths country Ills motto h to
,cr, bf cods 90 prices gcLtrl nad lof nfor qua 'et'
Sr,yrr UAuE.GAHuEyrs-The greatest luxury Of
,ho s-ss. g. ht 81 c .tl c.oe t.-.rtcst Az vh ls1i
bsslh VITO love oya d M economy, shjld ha;ea %
G esfabfl hu eat
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DYFIANcK SsLANANpkE SAFES -G,YLEkS PATENT.
-Roryrr pATRiOg thc sfutsciufc te lltsd SAT
Of hc celebrated Sai m r. G. 0oFFiNs lHreas a De-
fape Icks Tie ard LCck couhe the world pefot
Nc lg2 Psus door b. Made1ane formerly y 81 Johust
Ia II You want the only article in the UNITED
sr1rrs tlai viii erts houss &c- ot Rats Nice Cocr3fh
Ant Ground Mice bcee CacAe Nc without stencil o- or
CosTAkS INFLAMMATION pcrot nc IS boa-wi Pepper
for sale. Also CcsTAEs celebrated bedhus Auuthlsic
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PRlcFs rlsYnuckp.- Scng oil tbe entire stocA Of
Sfsrx ira sruicr Goods o. seA reduced prices nsug oi
Srta Plaa FruIed Silks plain euhs deei Grape
Printed Csi,ue ss aDd Tibet Ihsst Woo! sosaA Bareees
asue. Pr Jcoucs baFege Dcanes Cha-s PopuS
Linen ehla Sk and Linen Co d. De Bde Cor travelling 1rof
harnfs Fsrcs, STATS for mems and boy Vest
inrr Casafa De- Sold Lses Uok Bargains
q. NJ. BoDINg. Sc. SIS Grandsi- "a, laf1.
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METROPOLITAN HorEL AND NiBros GARpEN--Di-
reel, O. p,,te &c obsted Ho and Under 5aeat
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dec si- 1854 Secret
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A CARD.
EVAN HUG HE'S.

CbrDsr FeHnsylrdaia areaue aNd 12th street,
>as Remembers with gratitude the kindness of
n those patrons and friends who 50 generously
w sustained him in the business to which he is
-.aA. attached. for the last ten years, under so
many adverse circumstances. lie j. now pleased TO
Inform thsm aud the public generally that he has
cp"ne upon the site of his late place of business
e~tabh=hm-n. which he fatters himself WILL in ey-
cry I-grea bc worthy of their future patronage.
The stock he now presents to their otics. com
prlss every article required in gentleman's ward
Tote His goods for manufacture consists of En-
gii-h, French. American. and German Cloths, and
CasSeres of the best quality, unsurpassed in this
or any other market. The finest EelEets, Silks, Cash
meres, smbroiirre1 and other yestipgs, together
with complete assortment OF gentlemens Furnish
ing Goods.
Gentlemen furnishing for TIC season will do well
IL give him early call. PromptneSs and fidelity
Is the motto Of his business
n. B.-A large supply Of Paris Kid Gloves Of ev-
ery -lor just received from the celebrated Factory
Of JcUYin f Co, and Alexand-rs.
dee S-ets.5w
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GENERAL AGENCY.

Taylor d COLLINS will prosecute claims Of ev
cry description against the government, before
the several departments, or Congress; procure pen
They will attend TO the buying and selling Of rea
estate, the renting Of houses and a general collect
ing business. They will also furnish parties at q
distance with such information they may desir,
iroEl the seat OF government. Charges will tie mod
grata
Ofhce on street, Immediately opposite Winder'.
Building, Washington, d. C.
EEFERENCEs:
Hon. j. G. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy.
Hen ) Davis, Secretary of War.
N CalaD esq Pres't Board Common Council.
Zen. j. NJ. McCalla, Attorney atLaf.
James IT, Cau.tin, esq.
VIC Reddall, State Department.
SEP 2g-.l:E
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EDWARD LYCETT, SEN.

DOOK-BINDER, Potomac Hall, corner of 18th st,
} and Maryland avenue, over CIarkes Drug store,
Washington, d. c.
Every style of book binding executed, either iu
velvet, Turkey Morocco Russia, fancy colors calf
Periodicals and Music neatly half bound,
Mr.. LYCETT respectfully suggests to his fri. nls
that while much has been done to transmit family
records, little care has been taken to preserve pa
rental hkenesses. He takes this method to inform
his friends. and those DESTROYS of perpetuatins
sonal relIembrances that daSurreOtyBe lkeIesses
can be inlaid the inside covers of family bibles
preseutaticn books. kcepsakes specimens Of which
c.n be seen at his bindery he can be addressed by
letter, which will be promptly attended TO.
dec l9-,meo,
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PERIODICALS, BOOKS.


| ECElNED and for sale at BAKERS Periodical
IL Depot and Variety Store, 7th St, Island
The Ladi S Gazette OF Paris, London, and N York
fashions for January, 1854, being the list No
II New Work, which the ladies' will find pa
ticularly interesting and useful
Cooley Ladies' Book for January 1854
Arthurs Home Magazine do
PutnamS Illustrated Industry Of All Nations
parts 10. Ii, Il, and ~.
New York Journal Cor Drcemher
PICTORIAL Fro Jonathan and Poayune for Christ
mas aud New Ye;if
new supply Of Stationery aud School Books
Also, select assortment Of fancy bound Book
ana o her articles suitable for Christmas and New
Years presents, consisting in part OF Bibles Tesla
ments, LYNN Books, Episcopal and Catholic PRAYER
Books, Poems, kcepsak-s, Toy ard Picture Bsoks
&c. &c.
Together with al! the latest novels by the mos:
popular authors "a
Subscrii tons to all the monthly an4. weekly pa
Pers received aud papers delivered at the residences
Of subscribers in any part Of the city.
N. B.-8nOkbinding in any style will be promptly
attended Ia ut Bookbnders' prices. by leaving the
books and or1ierI at my store. JNO. y. BAKER
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers.
e. r. Y II 7, F. NJ f. Y

w raa ly-made CLOTHING and Furnishing
Goods will ud that they be suited at our estab-
hshuent with any style, color, quail y of gar
msnts aiaPtel to the present. season, manufactured
IN the best and most substantial manner expressly
for sales which We will warrant ir all cases to
prove as represented. -.--.
BOYS CLOTHING.
We have the largest and most superior assortment
in Washington suitable for children and boys fir III
four to sixteen years of age; consisting Of
Overroats. Cloaks, Talmas
Jackets. Roundabouts. Pantaloons, Vests
Shirts, Drawers, UnderShirts
Gloves, Hosiery, &c, of all qualities
To which would nvite parents and guardians
in sFarrh OF substantial and well IN ode garments.
Gentlemen and boys clothing made to order.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hall.
dec 25-tf
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CLOTHING CLOTHING
4 i, n STR TtCnN,S A me- I'm. II N a

FsnRsylvIHiG Grenue, S. side, mar 10th st.
I HAVE Just opened and will offer for sale large
L assortment of Clothing. consignment from Que
Of tine best and largest establishments i'll Phladel
phlI. comprising in part
Black. blue, and fancy colored Dress snd Frock
An assortment CT superior Talma Cloaks
Also. Northwestern. Huninilla, Mo- air, Beaver,
French, and Belgian Cloth Uver-sacks and
bangups, &C.
800 pairs black fancy Cashmere and Doeskin PAN
t4loons
500 black, fancy, satin, geenadine, velvet plush,
Cashmere, and Cashmere Vests
And great many other articles too numerous to
Faeutiou-
A this stock will be open for few days only,
thcss wishing to purchase will 10 well to call with
out delay. T.. n. SfRATTON,
Ice eft Anctonear
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OUR establishment, being now in complete order,
~ with the most improved machinery, part Of
which We imported from Europe, at a heavy exrense,
we are now prepared to take and deliver clothes at
the door of our customers in style that will not fail
to please. Our establishment being superintcnded
by ladies who have thorough knowledge of tina
business We can collect and deliver the clothes in the
most besutifnl order, with promptness and dispatch
to all parts of the District and without injury to the
most delicate fabric. There being chemical prep
aratlons used, and little fiction the clothes
we can safely say, with the Of our Gus.
toners, that this mode prominently better and far
more economical than by the old process. When the
urgency of the requires it, the clothes can be
collected aud delivered i'm satisfactory order In few
hours notice--all that ask is trial.
ED- Clothes collected and delivered free of car.
rage
Until we can procure suitable cfice in a central
part of the city, all communications left at the fol
lowing places: }. I. Berkey's Dyeing establishment,
South side Of Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
Y. NJ. p. Kings Grocery, cor. Vermont avenue and
street, or addressed to us through the City Post
Office, will be promptly attended to.
dec 11-eo3m. KING HICKS
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REMOVAL

fJNliE METROPOLITAN PAPER HANGING AND
l. UPHOLSTERY WARERo0MS hav. been re.
moved to til street between and street, north.
No. 5, Washington Place.
Having removed my place of business to more
commodicus preB,s s. would respectfully solicit
call from my former friends and the public generally
feeling confident that they will not be disappointed
in the quality Of my goods and prices.
have just returned from the Ncrth with a new
and large assortment of this season's goods which
will be found, in quality and price, superior to suy
hitherto brought to this city. My stock Of PAPER
HANGiNGS are from the first manufacturers in the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK IL executed b,
workmeni in my employ, which, in every instance
will warrant 70 possess the best material and work
manship 4
Houses and Halls papered at the shortest notice. b.
experienced work nien 'a
Transparent ard BaH Holland SHADES Patent
and tenitian BLINDS, Hair, Mass, Cotton and Shuck
MATTRESSES, CUSHIONS Of very desci iptoa foa
sale. Church Pews cushioned al mo-! crate charges
eS-A call il solicited.
JOSEPH 7. X. PLANT,
aug lo-lyeo 1ih street. trt u andeE.
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FUNERALS.

GP1 The subscriber is prepared 30 at
NlGE.skz7411S end al the shortest notce, 10 any
calls IN this line, aud will spare pains render
entire satisfaction u all who desire tbs ASH
III performing the last tribute of respect the dead
llearse always in readiness. Mourning Cans and
Shl0uds furnished when desired.
The subscriber beg- leave to call the attention q,
the public Ia his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER,
which has been already tested the families III sew
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