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BALDNESS CURkD !

BdLDNESS CNRkD
EMERSON American Hair Restorative.
FOR Restoring the Hair on Heads uorrLrs.Ly
BALD, andto proven, the Hair iron falling. is
winning golden opinions oipersous who ar.usinp
i. This Is anew article, recently introduced d, rs
sure thingior Badness; and viii stand the ties,
Ola discerning public. The proprie,ors have such
confidence IN j, that they authorize their
Agents TO take Bald cases on GUARANTEES,
Price 81. inlarge bottles,
q. l.. TnoMrsos, Agent.
c, Z. FlsIER& co, Proprietor,
obs 81 Superior Street, Cleveland. Ol,;o
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Gun Maker,

And deaier ia all kiads Of SportsmrRs articles.
One dOOT south Of tie Uaion H0use, Columbus
Street, Otiara. M,
X EEPS"on-tanIly onhand;1 genera assortment
IN OF English aud German double and single
towing pieces, boys guns, good variety, all OF
which were bought Tor cash, and selected from
!arge invoices, with greatcare rs to their general
wOrknanshIpand liuish, and can be sold q better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good lud yes Olihe article " find it
an ob-ciio call on the subscriber where they can
dependupon VITA is told them and be sure OF get.
ting good safe gun, as we deal with none bat the
regular gun dealers, and have none of the cheap
cast ironstufl with which the country is flooded.
Rifles, made from Remingons celebrate cast
stee land IRON barrels, are warranted 10 he equal TO
any made ~ thi. state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subscribers
have for several years been engaged in the manu-
acturc OF the celebrated increased ,ws, rifles and
have awaited themselves OF all ,hc latest improve
menis regards the inside finish aud sighting !;
iiattrr ourselves that insp- ction Of the work
made our establishment. IL II that is wanted to
sa,isiygen,lemen of the ,Iath of the above state
ment.
Powder, q superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice or long ranges.
Key fitting done Incompetent hands and in a
wofkmank- manner.
All work done by him is warranted.
Ottawa ,Dec2, 1852. HP. BErxKER.
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TO Western Merchants!
WlNEER STYLES or HATS ANDCAPS AT
WHOLESALE

'INllE subscribern addiiionto verylarges,ock
L oihis own manufacture is now receiving from
the largest aud eslmanuiacturine establishments
the ea,t,a complete assortment OF Hats, Caps and
Fur Goods, designed expressly tor the wholesale
trade ,whchwibe sold Onli5eraerms ,andat New
York prices adding transportation. His goods hay.
been manufactured with great ca re and he siylrsa-
daptcd to the western trade. Hisstock wiaway,
be complete ,aiiordne Observation-Disclosures op.
poruni,y oikeepIngo good assortment wilhouibuy.
NJ anovers,ock fgoods that charge in s,yl- yer,
often. J. A. SaiTu, 10 Lake Street
Fbtgarn
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NOW Is THE TIME FOR FRUIT TREES
Barry's great work on the fruit garden INTENDED
TO explain and illustrate the physiology of fruit
trees; theoryand practice OF all operations con.
nected with propagation, pruning. transpantins
and training OF orchards and garden irees-layng
outof orchards ant characterization Of in
sects--preserving fruits-sel,ction Of varieties
Price. .25 Copiesiorihe country mailrdiree OF
postage, by A. II. \ c. hurley,
July l22 I.nke ST. Chicn 20.
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The Great Music t:oOk
nF the year, wilbe publishedon the frstof Au.
Osast.

VIII embrace some at llr'besi music Of the ,sai.
mister, the dulcmer, III" cautca buds, and
Nessrs. Woodbury., Hastings, Mosonhnd Brad
bury are engaged ~ compiling for II. Choice mu-
SIC from the i.rstmaslers, and also preparing com.
POSITIONS OF their own, entirely new and oi the
best character,
The design of the publishersis opresen' COL
lection OF church music 10 the public, which will
surpass any work Of the kind evervct published in
America, IN tie npmherand variety of its tunes
anthems set pieces, and cHorusts, &c.
II wIIiconialn also complete ,ra i0arranged
for the work, which Wi. be found oigrca, value in
theconceuroom oisinging closes Specimen Co.
picsmay be had of A II &C. BURLY,
July 20. rublishersagpnis, { hicpco.
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g.u0iS f.,ic.

(t1AlN pumps, sndron iurHcra, apple pea
NTcts, bench screw. nurscrylamps 10 IL lig-
eers, sewing hfd-, band bells COW brlis. hay
knives, coffee roastcra bras. kctilts dog chains
dog collars. Gogmuaz rs bird cages, for -ale a, the
October - C,Ty ll,pnr,rr -rnrv
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NEW AND VALUABLE DISCOlERY.
Great improvement In Artificial Teeth.
MIR. j. A. KcnniCOt no 96

Lake street, Chicago, having purchased aliens
Patent Improved method of Setting mineral
Teeth, takes pleasure in offering 10 hisp patrons 4
ReaiaDd Substantial I.uPROFENiEN7 which
only needs to be examined to be appreciated and
lnqualiiedy approved The advantages OF this
invention are periec, cleanliness and perfect free
dom from any metallic or other unpleasant taste
great strength, lightness and durability. The
teeth are secured 10 plate by means of strong
mineral cement which iormsn perfect unionoithe
teethnnd plate and nm eracf initiation Of The nat.
nrai gums, giving ile.like appearance iha'i,is
impossible 10 obtain IN any other way. For refer.
encessee medals and diplomas, awardedto DR., X
aspremiums fort, he hes, Dental mechanism, also
specimens Of work al his Office, No 90, corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, near the 'rremon,
House Junc1
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Green's Mills,

THE above mills haveJust undergone thorough
i repairs and are now so arranged that six run
oiburrs can be turned on custom work or merchant
either which mnkesihe "Old Pioneer" one ofthe
hesicus,om mills in the state; MS the four run "a
merchant urs, bolts, Sc, vii, be used for custom
work whencverreqniicd.
Genlemcn give us u cal as we are determined
to spare no pains, with good, competent, and nc-
commodaling mllers TO render genera lisa, is,nction
The Undersigned has obtained the entire con.
trol oiihe above mills and will hereafter suprrn.
tend them IN person; and he feels confident that
with his new arrangement together with u .Oung
hoiine's experience in the above husires. tina he
cnnsaltly defy oil honorable competition. ..p
Dayton, Sept IL. 1852. u. GREEN. q
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Phoenix Course.

Phoenix Course.
This Course is located near the great white sui
phur springs, aud one Of the hes, places for train.
nv horses IN the un,on. IL will always be kepin
the best Of order, aud gentlemen who wish to have
their horses trained aud gated, will find II to ,eir
advantage to bring them along.
Thankful to the community for the patronage
heretofore extended, aud hope by Trying to please,
n continuance OF your kindness
Nny6. Capt. A. =. REID, proprietor.
1000 Acres OC Land COC SNlc,
I>AVORABl.Y situated on the line Of railroads
II m the counties OF La sale, DE kalb Grun.
ny, and Livingston, which wi be sold on layora.
bic terms oi paymtn, TO actual settlers.
A house aud lot Tor sale IN Ottawa.
March i-ti. JonN =. ANTHONY.
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Norvaps Bitters.
6OCLiN ALTON
To Cit ,zcns n In,aliIs of Ottawa.
PULVERMA EER'5


k1yufO-1-ItCliIS VOL dlC SHdiuS,
SOconstfucted ~ to be worn under the gar.
= ,nents. mex; 10 The skin, prodlcinga constant
current oi Electro Magnetism, diiisrcnttfoh any
thing ev'T brough, before the public giving in.
mediate rellei rom the mosi acute pain, and ei
irciIng permanent cure # oil NcuTa gc Disea.
SEES. The most astonishing cures have been per.
formed BY wearing these lil,ie producers of Mag
neism, Tor a few weeks. during Two or three
hours only N the DAY.
rheumatism. Painful or swced Joints,
Neural lo Of the Face PnpraiioHs OF The Heart,
Govt, Sclctico, st Nuu- Dance
Asthma, Mysteries, Periodical !le0dache,
flagulondr Indigestion Dysp psia, T0o'hnche.
Uterlue Pans, Painalon, the Back,
Sick Headache. Blindness aud Deafness,
Aud ali disea sescolled Nervous
The wayby which thy produce their benei:cent
tfi-cI, ssircuy sc,rullhc a. every wr-educalrd
Physician well knows Al Nervous diseases are
caused aud proiucrd by deficient amount of
Nervous FLUID OF Magnetism This fact within
the last les years has been firmly established by
scientific experiments
JbIE EL,.tikp !DiTtiC CHAINS
Perform cnf- by supplying the system with ihi,
fluid a large amount Ol Electro Magnetism pro
due ID, and passes into aud through the system,
while being worn
No Medicinal Agent
lnthe worldcin produce 80 many well a1'hen'ica.
ted Certificates oil Cure ,Dohiroin Scientific Phye..
cans aud Intelligent patents. They wcf-!ir-t in
tGoducedino the |. ;, 10 the Cly d y York
ono year since, aud having been previously INTRO.
duced IN Englnnd, france, Germany, Austria,
DR. J. NJ. vANSYEEs
Celebrated Pile Embrccation!
n WALKER Is sole agrn, Tor the above me.
-. dicine, which warranted ~ curcin every
,a-. OF the MONEY refunded. January ~
brlgmln also IN aiinosi every Ilospilal IN Europe,
and secured oy palenlrdIn those King ioms They
atp"ce ntlra,ie the attention of Pr1i Valentine
.nott, PT-st Van Durcn, tarnoChanc OF That city
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Usage Orange s<CO.
SOllcc.

THE undersignedhayug purchased ihc entire
/ stock III trade, OF M.ssrs. Fellows. Walker
& Co, would say TO his cid customers, that he
has now on hand the ,orgesis,ock Of goods inthe
state, west oiChIcago and is prepared, ofit in.
ductmenisto purchasers never egUnled in the
state. iIeoccupies the whole oithe spaciousstore
formerly used by Messrs Walk.r Il llickilnG
and Me-srs. Fellows, Walker & Co which will
enable hun to waitupon you with more comfort
and dispatch than here io,orr
To the old customers Of NeSsrs Walker &
ilieklmghe wonlds say, that all the old saiesmen
and clerks OF the es,abiisimentare retained, and
wlllserveyou As formerly, with great pleasure.
The stock Of
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Not Sold, But on Hand !


WHITE SULPHUR SPRING HOUSE!
f'Arr. a. T. Rrrn. p-opri tor, Aa,ters himself
" from his long experience asa Landlord, to be
able TO render to his guests aud patrons entire sat
Istaciion, having bull,
LARGE AND COMMODlOUS HOUSE.
ana spared no pains ir lis construction to make i,
snr al the best places of resort IN the West. The
IdbIe will be spreoi with the hest delicncies the
country affords the Ear with the best Wines and
Liquors; the Mdji- with the best Of lay and Gram,
and in fact everything to render both man and
beast happy. This House is situated II, the great
White Sulphur Springs,
whose Voters are unsurpassed for their medicinal
properties, aud the eradication olnum-rous dIsea.
-. These springs are pleasantly located. half
.sy between Ottawa and LaSalle. and command
,rg tine view oilhe celebrated Buffalo and Starved
Rocks. Canal and Railroad on one side md the
Illinois River on the other, makes it one OF the
most commit nding mud be luuiul places IN the
great West, a nd one whose scenery is unsurpassed
These Springs are rapidly gaining fame for their
mcdicina properties unsurpassed and already are
made q place u, resort for hundreds Who seek the
West for their hea ill., and pass the pleasant season
IN our pralrie land
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100 uOn. iron ana steel.

ID LIChSUiYB' iriows, a very superorar-
ID ucl" ,lor slieat the manufacturers price,. BY
Nov u ! NlNLrrS Co
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House i,n,laeis'Tooi..

{, lNGLE and double l,oBbruch planes in sets or
' single panel plows. Ogers f'isters, ov.0s,
rabbits plumb and levels ,pumpplaues beads &c q,
forssnlc ntmnnulacigrrrs p'icuhy
derS ] MNHEY& Co
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Gar0ware Stores.
Hardware, IrOn.Steel. Nails

ND' q ID VA "a = akG0
Tin, SheetIron s. Copper Ware
HAVlN G removed into ournew brick building
i i one door east al the old stand, We arc now
prepared TO offer to our customers the iargesianj
bes'srlected Stock Of
Heavy and Shelf Hardware
ever brought to this arhet; consisting in partof
Anylls smiths Wees Stocks and Dies.
Carriage Bolts slcdges hand hammers, crow bars,
Elliptic 4 seat springs brass g. roncarraec band,
Drilling inachncf, east ste.l aud common augers
Mil, cross cut, hand, panel, ripping, back com
pass, fcilor, nd Butchers Saws,
Broad and choppngaxes, Adles and hatchr's,
Anger poll and eimle, blis s,eelandiron squares
Shovels, spaces. hay and manure forks,
Picks ,mattochs or scoops ,.rlndstones& hangings
Counter scales, spring balances, sleelyaids,
Ox,uace, coil halter, and dog chains,
/ Pain, mills Lead pipe, aud cisicrn pUlDpa,
Door trimmings teyery description such aslocks
/ la,ches, east and wrought buis.
All sizes house bells, brass and iron candesiicks,
/ D,nnrr bells pln -lcring and brick irowels
Horse rasps douhennd single cut files ola sizes
White wash ,scrlbbing shoe aud horse brushes,
! Blind fastenings braces aud bits foot scrapcrs,
Hammers ,chisels ,guages strip hinges, hoes,
Cow balls, mop rons wash tubs aad boards,
/ Wooden pals linen Irvine, glass lanterns.
MOlassss gates, iublebutlsnnd casters, carpenters
and cooper draw knives. mil cable wrenuhcs, raj
traps, curry combs, strip hinges, screws, tacks
brads. &c, &c
. We alsoconiinnc TO kreplor sale, n full 1ssort.
raen, OF AirTghtnnd premium Cooking STOVES
lnr burning wood 0rcoal also, parl1r Frnnhlm and
. artghtstpyes, together with every drscrurion o
/ tin, sheet iron, and copper ware, stove pipe &c.
all OF which we will sellior READY ,atthe
lowest prices, and We respectfully request thus,
wshlngio purchase, TO give a. acaIl.
pee. II. J. MASLEy,S Co.
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inthe worldcinp produce 50 many "riIau'hcn'ica
ted Certificates oil Cure ,DothlroIu Scientific Phys.
cans aud Intelligent patients. They were !if.t ~
tgoduced'Inio tn, / 5 10 the Ciy d y York
ono year since, aud having been previously INTRO
duced IN England, france, Germany, Austria
: a, Z
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
Now on hand, Is largerthan ever before kept In
Ottawa. The stock of
q ROGET ES
Is complete, md in aiew days WILDE Sc fail a.
ever. lh-shoeshop willhe continued ashereto
fore Inducements WILDE offered tina, vii no ID
init OF refusal. II riH be toyourinterestt 10 con
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Aupyp TuEyT AND AREEs1s FOR ADuLTKRy.-A rather
case has before Recorder Cutter for two
DAYS past which, during that time entirely changed s
aspect IL appears that plot was pretty ehectusly
carried into effect and then brought TO light Just before
daylight yesterday morning. man named John meal
,anah VINO resides at Stockholm, Passaic county New
Jersey, formerly employed man named VIM. Leland,
who lives in Morgan street, jersey City when
NcAvsnsb TO Jersey City, he usually says o. the
house Of Losnd He there on sunday cyoniog Iss,
and says that whIc sitting in tho rocking chair ne is
asleep. Leland was in bed az the time ana isaano'a
wife had gone out when he swoke he suess, that ne
n so,o he Recorder and made compisin
saasnst Leland, charging bm with having robbed him
leland was arrested and committed 10 jail Tor trial IT.
was whispered about that Nc Aivanah and Lclands v
we're ON very arncable terms which circumstance might
explain the arrest Of the husband Accordingly captain
Farleycaptsin OF the wstchtook measures 70 ascer-
tain the facts Being satisfied that hcAvanah WAS sus
pectsd on good grounds Captain made descent upon
heu very early Yesterday morning On rappng at their
bsdroom door and iuqurng for McAlvanab Mrs Leland
,o him that abe not him since the afternocs
nrsv,oua Captain r. insisted on going In. and there
found Mrs L. and Mr. Nc in their night clothes, they
having leaned from the bed on being disturbed BY the
oe,cer Yesterday, Mrs l. and Mr.. hcA. were taken be-
fore the Recorder charge cf adultery, and In defaus
Of hail for $500, McAlvsnsh committed 70 ar Toe
Trial Mrs Insnd was slso sent 10 isi Tor trial hrs
Gland vas tsiea eel ou h's c~n fcccsnisaa.es
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The report of the committee systematic bsncvoencs
adopted with triaing northumberland the follow
ing were appointed standing committee ON systematic
bcnevolence:Reys b. N. smith, :. Robinson, Mr.. Jamea
l.. Dixon.
The election OF directors Of cmnarios boards resulted
the same last year. except that Rev. T. f Sw0, was
chosen in place OF Rev J. N. Cook, deceased, m Alle
ghany Seminary committee of one from each Synod,
reported the subject OF ministerial support They re-
commended resolutions requesting churches not to holt
out false hopes of large salaries TO minister's Also re-
nding presby to decline allowing minister
10 settle in congregation ablc to support PASTOR with
out he receives sufficient supportaxing the lat Of No
vemer the day when elders and deacons are TO meet
and make enquiry whether the ministers are properly
generally on the sub
ject Of ministerial support The report was adopted A.
ter a warm debate.
Dr. odse introduced resolutions In substance similar
to the majority report from the committee church
extension, which tabled yesterday Atera proong
Ell debate IL was adopted.
The report of the committee on the board Of pubca-
ton adopted.
A narrative OIL rel gion read
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n K w 8 BY TELEGN A PHI.
~~~~>>>~~>~~~~~>~-->~-
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
~oS>>~c-o>~~~>~->cO>~O~u>e
Proclamation Of the President Against Fill
clustering Expeditions
.>u~~~~~~~>~~>>~N~>~S~>
INTERESTING DEBATE In THE HOUSE,.
ADDRESS OF THE NEW YORK ANTl.NeBRASKAITES.
Terrible Catastrophe at Wilmington
Loss Of Life and Destruction Of
Property.
s~o>eav~~-~o~>N>oV>cO>N~
THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION In BOSTON.
-~~>~>~>>->~~~>c~~~->e~-.~
Speeches Of John p. Hale and Others.
-S-s~>~y>->r14>eso<~~~>y~c~>r
NOE-ARRWsL OF THE ARCTIC,
&c. DC, DC.
The Presidents Proclamation against Fiii-
busters.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1854
The following important document will be published
by authority TO- morrow

WASHINGTON, May 81, 1854
The following important document will be published
by authority tomorrow
PROCLAMATION.
BY TIE PRESIDENT or TIE CNrEp STATES
Whereas, information has been received that suudry
persons citizens OF the United States and others red
ing therein engaged in organizing a.d fitting out
military expedition for the invasion of the island Of
Cuka; and
Whereas the said undertaking contrary the spirit
and express spulaons OF treaties between the United
States SPAIN the character of this
ton and In violation Of the obvious duties and obga
tions Of faithful and patriotic citizens; aud
Whereas it Is the duty of the constituted authorities
Of the United States to hold and maintain the control Of
the great question OF peace and rot to suffer the
same to be hwlessly complicated, under any pretence
whatever; and
Whereas TO that end all private enterprises OF hos
tile character within the United States against any Tor
tign power with which the United States at peace
forbidden declared to be high misdcmeanor by
express act Of Congress;
Now therefore In virtue of the authority vested by
do Issue this proclamation all persons that the
general government claims il right aud Cuty to in
terpose for the honor of ts aag the Of it's citizens
the national security and the of the public
not fail 10 prosecute with due energy all those who
unmindful Of their and their countrys fame pre-
thus TO disregard the laws Of the land and
treaty Oblga atoms.
earnestly exit rt all good citizens to discountcnance
movement in conflict with law and national faith,
especially charging the several District Attorneys Colec
tors and other nfoArs nf te IInad Ststns civil milf
tary having lawful power in the promises 10 exert the
for the purpose Of maintaining the authority and
preserving the peace of the United States.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the United State
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and aftyfour
and the seventy eighth Of the independence of the Uni
ted States. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President, W. l.. MARCY. Secretary of State
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MONTY HAEkkT-T AIIUHH- NAHStTsi Eft.
NEW 0niRANs May ~, 1854.
Thoro IL severe pressure In money MARKET and
The failure Of Large cotton factorage house Is an
nounced.
The Amoioa's news came TO hand this morning, and
buyers have since held back for lower prices The ssle
to-day only 100 bales Mddiingis quoted at &C.
The business oots up 900 bales and the stock
on hand ia this port IL 900 bales The decrease In
the recspts ~ all tine Sonthern ports s 4a5, 900
bales Flour IL trAc lower. Corn hss declined TO 53
Soc. Pork IL dun apd has declining tendency; mess Is
quoted at si2a el2 50 Fair sugar sells at 34 and
oassca al f3c The sales of Roc oTee during the week
have been 500 bags mostly at OK loc. The stock
hand IA 81 900 bAgs.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

GRAND APoLLIKEA rs BOND sTREET-P. sARAC-
~ co professor inventor and sole teacher known In
bmerep Of the aud fashionable dsnoes has she honor
20 apr1ee the first class OF society that he gives lessons
every cay all hours during a the suits the la
dies and gentlemen and that besides all his most modest
ana elegant dances ntrey different from those taught
by several called dancing masters in New York; the
Nenuet de 10 Cour In great fashion in Paris and
ondon, viii be taught by hnsc In the best style the
hereafter,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

I yGAL NoT1cE-cALIroRNIA-Jo 4. MINES.
~ q the fsiis,sslphia bar, inssnds leaving lot
fessonal busisess During his absence no viii take
charge Of legal matters and collections that nay
be nrusted TO him He will be at the House where
be may he eossused from the let 70 the 5th rrosmo Re
rerenoss;-Hon. Oeo n. Dallas, Caleb Cushss, WIN. n
Meredith. J. $. Blaek, W. ID Kelley n NJ Lce John N.
Read David Paul Brown Josiah Bsndsn. Esq, Msssrs.
Nv Cisshorn. Adams A Co, Baa-vn~. pe-yer Co.
So Sn, Atsf 4 sirmoug &c &C.
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The annual regetta Of this club VIII take place 10 NOR
row, when fourteen yachts win be entcree These are
divided into three classes, the first numbering five, ovsr
fty tons each the second FIVE, forty tons and the
third four under twenty-five tons There will be prize
for each class valued ats'25, The yachts ~ start from
point opposite the club house. at Hoboken, snd sailing
round the buoy at the southwest spit will return to the
starting point The following the names Of the boats
an5 the owners
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mach 1t would GO 70 that part of the country which
ssupathises with them lie wanted to let the well
ing and true hearted people know how readily and eager
iy the signers sought TO hoodsnk and mslead them.
The Committee amid cries OF Report the bill y
Report tie bill j." and the House dtourned nutn to
morrow, at O'Clock, when further adjournment viii
take place Immediately, until Monday to enatse the
officers of the House to place the hal. in summer trim
according to the resolution heretofore adopted
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FINE ARTS.

A RTIsTs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CRLEBRA-
IA ted ci eoors CANVASS brushes. squares, curves,
anses india ink extra Gne gilder tools gold cups gas
pspsr cabinet mscsrs goHte crsyons Pasteis eoo,ed
cloth Ae W. sCHAUs. 3os Brosdway, second floor
ISLAND OF CUBA.--JUST RECEIVED. FEW
coriss OF views maps coftumcs &c this
hiAnd Gso small lot Of sSkuine Havana scssrs and
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