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City Batk OF Coel.ras. IS Co.

90 YAM street.
EW NoTCE-From and after date SIX PER CENT tT
vii DC paid on this Bank payable demand
EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST paid on Aoreyp left
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS issued
United Staten. = " " va" SS"A-4e'siA' ei'ee" us
RHoRT LOANS made on untoubtsl fniIp,ars,s .a,,.
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GESrlnMes's FuhNIsHNe STORE. - Mr.. D.
Henrqaes at No. "A Sc Charles street. offers for sale
large variety Of fashionable fall and winter clothing TO-
gether with whatever else Is necessary to gentlemans
wardrobe His advertisement specially mention,
the stock he has on hand His prices are reasonable and
his goods good
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Two small Boys were run over in Boston
lev days since and we're instantly killed.
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Creme DE ROWSy Chanspa0ue
JACOUESSON q FII,S RRAND

An entirely article from the of brand.
a. NOW LANDING baake the above and otbsrbrandsi
quarts and pin and will receive Of few ast
further supply.
superior to other
into This well known
Fills Brand RouZY or FLEUR DE VERY
70 Also on hand usual of the best WINES am
the Market which will az temsa
any other house aths city.
anis ap9 sEwELL t. TAYLOR. No. Is Royalst:ee..
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House Furnishing Store,

House Furnishing Store.
70 and rs CAMP STREET.
G The Subscribers daiy receiving
And varied stock, ssmprsed In which are
ouGENsWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE,
RICH CHINA VASES, and
5#5 FINE SILVER PLATED WARE, L
AID GrEANDoLEs,
RICH TEA TRAYS aud WATERS In ss,s or sinrls,
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDwARE;
- EHAMELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANisHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE.
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS; &
BRUSHES, Of ali kinds. @&
PAPER HANGISGs ssd BORDER: 4
.,u. DOOR MATS; F
WHITE, CHECK, FANCY COCOA MATING.
WINDOW coRNIcEs, CORDS and TAsssrs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
49,. ALSO a4
SPIRIT GAS. or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD and WHALE OIL. y
STAR, SPERM AND WAX CANDIES
tAsssctsd for family use. N,
% 1aplm MILLER, HARRIS WALDO
Sescett n. Taylor,
NO. Is ROYAL STREET,
s. IMPORTER OF Ia
WINES, LIQUORS, CoRDIALs, etc. eta.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
x See advertisement In another column dss ass
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.Desatsacitie u Co.

Store for. Rent.
~ THE STORE 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, Que Of ,hs -,
ees business st nds in the city for cohisr Halter or
IN senasmens Fu rn'shrg Goodsu for any
LOT rent from the s OF November day and evening ..
In the most crowded thoro share bs city, md bas The
and best Show Window for display articles in trade Of any VI
the Soatn. - 's"' ~
ESr FOR RENT--THE SECOND AND TIiJpp sToptps .a .
magnificent building CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND cRIvss
STREETS The Second stoiy. one n the finest and best
rooms ia The ey. The Ground Flor be used for
purpcses after The Ii. Of November.
MADISON.
~ AN OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR TO LET. AM
to Iot 9dptn DR. A. SHERMAN 10 ST. ch.Yls. ~, app I
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DAILY CRESCENT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS. 1854

- The Proprietors of thu Crescent will pay bills
ontrscted by any person except Mr. j. o. Nxos his
written authority go
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1ataabes' and Fancy Woods at
g ST!
IN About 100000 Feet CLEAR WHITE PINE large assort
ment of MAHOGANY, CHERRY, WALNUT OAK ASH MAPLE
LlGNuMVirE, ROSE WOOD, AFRICAN EBONY and all tnas
FANCY WOODS and LUMBER will tell at cost for zach ~
coed paper HENRY T. SHERMAN,
Va 2w Ia st, Joseph street
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LADY's STORE. we have before referred 70
tne nne of aces and ebroderes for sale by
horace Hardy at 1875 Camp street It will be seen by bis
advertisement that Mr. Hardy has recently received
stock OF silks and dress goods with other matters
apperaining to female shopping all of which he will sell
exceedingly cheap Mr. Hardy and clerks are polite and
accommodating aud take much pleasure in exhibiting
their goods to the ladies' If they do not purchase
Remember 1856 Camp street
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
made up in the neassss style expressly The city
10 part Of - - 's
FINE BLACK BLUE and FRocK and DRESS COATS u.
with Large and Small Sleeves;
PLAlN and FANCY CASHMERE PALEToys md prys1NEss
COATS;
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF cLoAks ovERooArs TAtMAs and
CATALoNIANs, >'''N-'e' -AN
RICH RICH FANCY and PLAIN SILK VELVET VESTS:
RICH EMBROIDERED WHITE SILK and SATIN Do.
BLACK and FANCY CASHMERE PANTS az ,ve,v ,a,,.,
LINEN aud linen BOSOM SHIRTS, with FRENCH WRIST
BANDS; 80
manlMo and COTTON UNDERsHRTs AID DRAWERS;
HOSIERY, HANDKERcHIEFs, CRAyATs, etc 7
and cAssiMERFs hand snd The best CUTTERS and
~oakMEN employed 10 make up to order
~ PLEASE give call.
o17 6t2p IRWIN 4 FORso Al comn st,o..
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asp tbs snutbtrn atns.
Mobile Cotton. Market

MOBILE, Oct. l7.-There was an improved de-
mand in the Cotton market here yesterday, and
the sales embraced 1850 bales. Prices are
without any material change, but closed with
frmness
Eastern Mail.
MOBILE, Oct. 1.-THE Eastern mail has ar
rived. bringing dates from New York of the
18th, and morning of the 18th inst, as late as
due. This mail contains the foreign letters re-
ceiyed by tho steamer Union.
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Dtas's'heea, Dysenteyy, ChOlera,
g H o L ERA MORRus 3

9 BhAcHs ANTIcATfiARTIc MIXTURE Is a esrtan sah
and eeetua remedy for the and ali dsess
OF like character siiher for children or adus ss
For sale by Z. D. BEACH, NJ. D. corner If ch,,, sa ,n
house straes and by Druggis,s generally ~ s,onsrw
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Just Receiped
...AT....
4 ARBY,s CHEAP SToR RE,
l ,!'''! ]. s CAMP AMI STREET. 1856
sIGuEED and PLAID SILKS, at IS cents yard;
NEW STYLE DE LANES, ALL WOOL;
SCOTCH PLAIDS and PLAID cAsHMEREs;
PERSIAN CLOTH, Asssrted Celors, at cents yard;
REAL HoNiToN LACE COLLARS, at 81 each;
SMALL FIGURED DE LANES for Childrsu;
LADIES' aud CHIlnRENts HOSIERY;
FRENCH wISs aud ENGLISH cAL1coEs;
LACEs and ESfBRolDERIEs OF nil kinds;
SATIN and WoRsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF;
LACE aad MUSLIN CURTAINS, ate., etc, etc.
HORACE HARDY, 1856 Camp street,
obs 9pfet nearly oppoAfts ST. Pntrick,s Church
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GIGAR, MEXICAN AND -pLANTAT1oN
sale lots 70 nj, constantly on hand and
SON CoNTW WI Pe9ienMassrs CUBA, HAVANA FLORIDA,
whnAPpERS and FILTERS Also ToBAcSa M n HoGsAEsrs
U.a ', '''0o'eeHom the Mexican Market
o,c. TURNER d RENSHAW,
TOBACCO IA IN eject and 4ss Tehouptoss saset
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

Tgy PyorLE's CoxvENrIoN.--A number of gentlemen
net q; The American House in Boston, July = by INVITA-
lion of Committee appointed AZ meeting OF the ctii-
zeEs of Concord consider the best means 0t obtaining
united political action at the North, on the SUBJECT OF tue
oegressous of the slave power Several "hgs ana 'em-
ocras were present though majority consisted OF men
belonging to the Free Democratic organization.
Among those present were Samuel Hcar, Stephen y.
PHILIPS. Charles Francis Adains William Aspin~,l
Henry Wilson, DIR. Abraham X. Thompson, George Mo-
rey, q. r. Hoar. Simeon Brown III. y Morton Marcus
Morton Jr, Il. w Emerson, +: W. Bird Wm Jeckson
Gorshhm Is. Weston. OisOn Underwood, Charles NJ E!s
John H. Goodrich, NJ c. aud others.
Tic r.sul; tba; resolution was unanimously
eloped that nnsmnc call was already in circulation
and signed b, numbers OF people, calling convention Oh
The PEOPLE To at Worcester the Goth itst II was
unnecessary take any further action The subject The
matter is thus left with the people themselves The call
for the meeting the goth Is already signed 10y large
numbers people of all parties In some oi the busnc s
portions Of Boston has been signed by nearly AL the
business men, In the towns where has been circulated
il meets with great favor In other towns people have
been waiting for the result OF the meeting.
K.Ss,s FoREyER-.Just as are going To press H. a.
Cornelius Jesse Cornelius Reuben Cornelius, John Fra
rovfe Kansas from Howard County. Ihcy are al snb;
.,on,I pro. Sarery men. We hope that they may find
.uaLle would like, it resided there, to
h"'o wy - '"'" ~ Savannah MOI Sentinel
OUTRAGE on THE CATHOLIC PLACE of WORSHIP IN
Bath, ME-A correspondent OF The boston ha" reports
the cr attending the destruction OF the Caho-
lie Church, in Bath, Me-, the evening of the 9TH IL
seems that ,rant speaker zone account says Orr the
irumpeor, while haranguing large company IN ba,h,
was interrupted and nsulted. cry raj ed-"To the
odd South Huna for tie Old South! Down
with the Old South r. and the mob Immediately rushed
toward the "Old SOUTH. This was large and subs'an-
tia old church edce situate hill little west OF the
iLckly settled part OF the town. which having been aban'
doned by the religious society which formerly occupied IT,
had been leased to the Catholics who had worsped ~
il some two years. On reaching the church, the mob,
800 persons, Immediately commenced deinollshing
the pews and other fixtures AMI this being accomplished
set fire o the house in numerous places and in hour
time the whole structure was in ashes.
CHOLERA ~ ROXBURY, MAss.-There have been five
ceres Of cholera In Roxbury within few days, and all
Terminating fatally.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
TIE FILLIBUSIERS AT NElEORLEANS.

Conesroi,lonee OF The " Y. Tribune.
Nrw-ORLEAss, Saturday, July l, lsj+
The United States {. Court met this morning al !
O'Clock. The Judge on taking his seat ordered thai the
Grend Jury should be waited upon to ascertain ii they
had s.rc,d upon report the Fillbusterins Expedition
The officer of lie Court stated that the Grani Jury would
lp, In rouort Is soon as another OF their number ar-
riy.d We noticed in Cour; the following named ds,n-
eui.hed friends 4 he Cuban cause: Gen j. y puiman'
Gen. John Henderson, Major Louis Schle'nser, Mf.
1srashcr and Duran, Da Ponta ESD There were also
pleseni DR.. Saunders and other small fry or icre wheels
o he Tbuster wagon. The Dea is represented by i's
able and talented Editor Judge Walker and WILL no DOUBT
ha,o Il u report If be proceedings 1t * now 10 cock
and lie Jur. have no come m SHOULD any rePp. IN M
made before The mail coses, in half an hour Viii
give The result in T. S., which Will reach you one
day in a.vapce of its publication here
The Grand Jury came into Court at ten minutes atter
10 O'Clock, and made long report. IL IS kind oi
Fourth of July document Grafton. Probably the near
approach of tie anniversary Of our Independence mas hat
tic eject Of inspiration. The report IL too long for me to
send by this mall but the puport IS that they have eA
IIsned number OF Witnesses, some OF whom refused 10
give o,imony for fear of committing themselves Ihcy
has been able 10 ascertain anything uehhe as 10 he
actual mforU Jgasi-at0a, but they are satisfied thar
hc have been frequent meetings held for The purpose oi
rasrg fund.-, De. .
amount of money has been collected, Yet the Grand Jury
DO lot think tia. the amount is large enough TO enable
movement of sufficient magnitude TO take the isa a
that the means 80 at command has been very nuci
oyeat,d by public reports They think that any illegal
expedition Should attempt to leave shores that the good
ci,izons of Republic will render the United STATES te
assistance required prevent the departure. A. to the
fact of large majority of the people OF the south sympa,
hizng with the Cubans there can be no doubt Inc rand
jury have not presented any one as beng ensaged IN o
o1redifion. . ..s
Judge Campbell has ordered the Report to be spread
upon the minutes OF the Court and copy oi same 70 pe
forwarded 10 The Secretary OF State at Washington. The
Judge has bound over the following persons to keep the
laws &c. and not into expedition, VIZ; "e.
Quifman, Mr. J. s. Trasher and all who refused 10 an
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
NORTHERN PENNSYL LVANIA-DAVID VII
NOT.
Core,Io old, nee OF The ~ Y Tntune.
wELLsBuRG, Tioga Co., Pa,

Cot.e,Iordence OF The ~ Y. rritune.
WELLsBuRG, TiOga Co., Pa,
Wednesday, July s. 1o54.
A Mas Convention OF the Friends of Freedom, OF
all political parties held at Lavrenceyille, Toga
Co., Pa the 4th DAY of July inst, at which 1t was
supposed from 1900 TO 900 people assembed AS
the largest church IN the place would not hold tae as
semby they met in the orchard of James Ford, Esq,
ard after the reading Of the Declaration OF lndepend
cree the Hon. DAVID WILMOT spoke Tor about three
lours and warm as the day was the large congrega-
ton gave earnest and fixed attention to the close.
Tie Hon. gentleman showed, by extracts from the
writings ard speeches Of the men who formed our
Fed.rr Government that they We're opposed TO S!av-
~ and that their policy was TO bring IT to an end III
this eogn;ry but that the policy of the Government
Lad been entirely changed everything in regard 10
now being managed with view 10 It's extension anu
permsnsnce: that the Missouri Compromise was
.crced upon the North by the South by buying up votes
enough OF northern doughlaces, with their own, to
.i,e ihcm majority; that alter the North had sub
tted aud tuccumbed for thirty -four years, the south
rad IN the most unfair and disbcnorabe manner ched
away the contemplate boon which they had .oemnly
guaranteed the price OF Slavery IN Missouri; that
our Government once and had long been under the
control Of Slave ATistocracy Of 3Dyc persons, VINO
with capital OF fifteen hundred millions OF dollars IN
vested in the bodies and souls OF men, dictated every
public measure and held absolute sway over the
North; that, after electng Pierce OIL hnallty Pidt,
form and making him pledge himself to sn eternal
truce in regard TO Slavery, they had formed pro-
sramme 10 obtain another slice from Mexico, annex
Cuba revive the African Slave trade, restore Slavery
in ST. Domingo enter into alliance with BrsZii anu
finally 10 eboish the Missouri Compromise and extend
Slavery into all the territory Of the nations and that
they had commenced at the biggest end OF the scheme
frsf and flushed with the success OF victory 10 ths
hardest part Of their undertaking they going on
to its accomplishment. His speech throughout was
able and nauy, and toward the eOse he came to tue
conclusion with irresistible force, that there va. no al
tentative for the North but either TO submit to the ere
alton and dominion Of 4 vast Slave empire, or to new
throw of all party shackles aud unite ia their majesty
and power end resist TO the death the agsressors-
III the South" sah he 4" threaten to ter The
Union To pieces, IL they can't have Their way u: tam
tier .sy. End the Saves viii -at then np 90 for
d Union ii with the Union can haye Llbeft. ,rt
rot, the ior Liberty slorc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
THr Ll,rs FAcronr ArFALLRnLn.-Ae earre.Ponden

The LINEN FACTORY ArF,LL RnLn.-A e,respondent
# Tn, Bos'oa Do7y .3rtriissr from Fell River, says
The wcrks Of this Company went into operation last
SEPTEMBER olthoueh the entire works are not yet coal
pl6ted lie main building is 900 feet long, aad four so.
s high. II is built Of solid granite en abundance OF
which is found in the very heart OF the city Indeed the
ely is thus literally founded upon rceA: lac cap-
tai stock Of The Company is $500 900. Richard Borden,
Esc Tie President OF The Bay say State Steamboat Con-
runy is ut its head. The number Of spndles is 1000
al tho Icons 30 When tho works arc in tau operation
So hands will he employed Though there is % fine
water power the place the mad by steam this agent
being needed Tor dry ing and other purposes
IL tie intention of this company TO manufacture ihe
,he,irc and pillow linens coangs crash. and fine linen
collars. Thus lar they cannot supply the demand OF
the market and VIC hardly doubt as 20 the entire sue
c,s Of this first experiment Of The kind IN America
Such mill will stimulate the axcu!ture in this coau
v AZ present tie whole land does not afford enough to
+. ed This mill THIS far Ohio Las 90 eco acres IN uN
ard il is understood that this company Is encouraging us
culture in various parts Q the West Most Of tue hohs
employed in tie mil have been imported for this very pur
pose. Tley are of all ages rom TO 80 years and OF
both sexes. Should this experiment be quite successful
II will give Fall River good deal OF cciat and Lead 10
the establishment OF similar mills in other manufacturing
ia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
IRON yUg BRITISH PROVINCES.

The 81, John, y. b. papers, OF the 4th inst have been
received The Fishing aud Reciprocity Treaty was the
great sob;set OF discussion Ile 81. Joha NsE BTsns-
wcer gives list OF the articles, which by tie teay are
to be admitted duty free in the United States ana 'ne
British Colonies but the treaty moi to be su'nne 10
the Colonies for the rattle until reecves the ancon
Of the United States which will not be very soon VIC
wprrlend. The Ncr- -Brgnsricksr says;
The delegates from New. Brunswick Nova Scona anu
Neyfouna'ard met Lord Egin al Quebec on Mon9ay'
Tuesday and "Wednesday in last week Owing 10 ae,i'h
tn circumstances the delegates from Pse fiwrt ia4
we.o not present. bui the Hon. Mr.. HG~ilani onf ine
Hon Mr. Hall from that Island arrived n ths city o'i
SaiuIday nigh, ,n2 leave he-c l. no ( io. AM
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
MORTALITY n rsy WARDS.

We find here very large increase the 10Th week
tn increase in al Of 2i4, nearly % per cent lbs
increase is chiefly in Cholera Cholera infantum, Convul-
sioDs Dysentery and Iarasmus-disoases more imme-
dioely affected by the weather "a usual nearly 60 per
cent of the deaths of children under 10 years OF sge
The proportion of foreigners is also very large, showing
that the ravnges of Cholera chiefly among the unae-
climsied emgrans. Aside from the peculiar diseases OF
the seasoD the report presents no features worthy oil e'-
pecia remark.
As comparisons with 1853 are now OF LITTLE value IN
consequence Of the presence of Cholera we have adel
ie figures for the corresponding week OF the Cholera year.
rs4o In that year The petencc began about the middle
of May about a month earlier than this scason and had
got up 10 3l7 deaths on the fr. week of July. The
greatest number of deaths in any week in tha; year
ives 4Os of which 7O2 from cholera The incros
of reputation and especially of immigration, since then,
has materially changed the sanitary aspect Of the City
We think ct least per cent should be allowed for af
dtiona populations or for rough calculation 1t will do 10
add onehrd TO all foreigners for ls5i as comparison
with lsi9.
COMPARATIVE TABLE the Twenty scy-n'h
49, iaudi1
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

TIE CAS,L BcARD-Fle EAlarseAeaA-The Canal
rcard Il at tie Sac Hall in Albany the 7th nsiaot
trd after free interchange Of sentiment adopted the fol-
!, wir- fosolpiion y vote OF to l.
R,.oirf@ HAT the state Engineer sud Surveyor he
ou,s.d eaiiy ss practicable, 70 prepare plan aud o
ate o tie erar., u the EXC Canal between Lock
nj snd Rochester in conformity with the plan adoptei
Le Canal Beard lie 10th Gay OF September ls5o;
xc,rt that II bom hcI,of he - u-e as no to be
1cnsr a, av roirt more than two inches below the bot
tom level of tie Rochester aqueiuct syiag depth OF
water at oekpo Of nine 'tt and at the west .nd oi the
Dcclester rcut duct d,lih of seven fee ~ inches
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

speech Suffice i TO say, it told upon the vast audi
,s A, IN, end they rose from their seats and gave
sy cheers for Liberty. with one feeling aud that was,
II II no man should have their sarrages who was not
p, Nr VII o had esprcs,s,l il, - tried and we'll
D. .wn fri, Il Of ree a. vio had %, irt and con
s,.n,c, leg OF /. own TO stard on nd backbone
ic .e.ist a.! nd Nefy pressure lie mee,lhs vas
ci,.d by accptiur cs lliiors lch strong
determination to vote for no man who was not out ana
cut oppcsed to the Nebraska outrage. aud reeomieac
State Convention TO be held in Harrisburg 10 sep
:, ,rh.r nov, yon,s W.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

on their way 10 Quebec, 10 confer with Lord En a' 10
the effect and bearing Of the treaty that Colony.
The Hon. Mr.. Patolow and the Hon. Mr. I thaudleE
the delegates from lis Province, arrived on saturday
night in the Eastern City their return from Q1eoec
via Montreal ard Portland. They Lett ior Freierieoa
Yesterday and We learn tia: full meefiD Il the ESeca-
tive Council takes place t0-uiOrrVw.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
paper harehomses.

DIAPER WAREH0UsH.-J. r. DERRICKGON
Co, No 80 Beekmsn o4sr ale % - Iou>0 Saene,
Writing Pspss Ensish. rsessh snA Anssisan ~ 4 -'f
soot Psper. sll szes yeshn sad Ssali.ieG -. -
Jue PspsT fsncy eoloss and white Of the best qoaty
HaHsins Pepper vksts and soiorel 1Gsrsns wfdeAs ~ ,
H.en Psper thin sna q tAs bss susiity. i3..,19sis
nnslsh Hardware Paper large sssormert jass arrived
Wrapping Paper Straw, Rag and Na1illa
Tea Paper. Of different szes
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Professional Notlres.

Professional Notifes.
NLAIkVOIAhT PHYSICIAN RANDOLPH,
~ the Wrs<n will receive visitors aud psnfs No 81
Wssis sho time. Parties attended at their resdenees by
giving one deys notice
nR. JAMES W. POWELL, OCULIsT, AURIST,
~ dsvoss bis sifeDon exclusive DsEAsES Of the
KiE sud EAR, osock daily his office. No 5ss
Broadway Dr. Powell graduated Dublin In 1855 and hss
diced In b twenty y~ss Dr. Powelrs Treatise on the
Eye esn be procured ct bis es IL De The means q Pre-
which money buy, Aiso, bis SELF
ACTING EYE and EAR FOUNTAINS which obtained the medal
the Crystal Palace; ard fines. and largest collection e
HUMAN ARTIFICIAL EYES IN the Union
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0opartnership Notices.

NOTICE il hereby given that the PARTNERsiilf
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Of bEEsLEf JOHNSON House s,sn " IT, bas,ses -
oe onfirusd :. their No SO as,nsont ~
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