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IMPORTANT FROM MEMco.-A despatch from New Orleans
announces the arrival Of the steamer Orzaba from Vera
Cruz, with city OF Mexico dates to the 18th instant
Santa Anna made triumphant entry into the city on
the 10TH and general roicngs ordered continue
for three days account of his victory Alvarez after
the abandonment of the siege of Acapulco.
An account from Gen Banco says that Santa Annals
troops stormed Mount Peregrano side and drove
the rebel forces down the other All the accounts are from
the government journals and it is difficult ascertain the
truth.
News of the passage of the Gadsden treaty had been re-
ceived at Vera Cruz on the It'll
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10Th Nrs REbECCA c., wife Of o. ]. PRrsTou, OF
This city, IN. Ssh yrsr Of her age
Truly midst of life death y; few heetina
passed since health hoomed upon her cheek youth
upon counenance and III her smile She leaves
large relatives and devoted friends her loss and
her vnes husband bsre cfs Kind and
wife, children Of fond doane mother She bore
her long painful illness Resignation, patiently
awaiting dread which obey and when the
final hour ksd gently the ccuds the azure sky
passed her spirit from earth away
May He .horn lamb" vouehsafe
aid husband smile hess and
those innocent whose hearts know Gpils o.
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SALES TODAY.
BY J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auct.onser

AuctOn00rs
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD BoUDoIR PIANO, SUPERIOR PA
cabinet en .s and a.n.:s
horses. aeon Tuesday morning. May 70 Celoel
between "a and streets, shall ali ur-
Egaa, boudo piano for,e made by
Suite Of elegant crimson rosewood paor
~" as snsh 81
Rich crimson silk curtains eornies Sc ''''
% m10 1 i heavily gilt
Beautiful carved rosewood mirror, from, easere
son d.nask consisting O one large French sofa
mahogany parior furniture covered with yellow six
da%ssk comprising one te'ea .ee sofa, two chsirs,
suite q yellow dama.k curtains conice match
consisting Of eteatete Sofa arm rocking chair and four
Suite q blue dsm.sk curtains eomce, &c.
Set .a a.Sasaay and an. mar E.ss Of
French nsn,si clock, nlsid s worm , aass'e
Astral lamps, vase, receivers, ornaments
Pine m.nosany secretary e bookea.e
Mahossny cane Seat Iounsss and camp chair
E'essa. iron bed.tesds entirely El with handsome
Single iron camp bedssads, with hanging
Beautiful rosewood maIble-,op dressing esSine,
Dressing tables. French china toilet
Magnificent mifror-front wardrobe
superior nars,e.sss ooisier:. and pillows
Fin. rn.s blankets. NIX Ma MsrssilIes quilts
Plain bureaus. washs,snSs. ioie, sets
Elegant tapestry and Brussels carpets
Brusscs stair carpets, painted fo0rc0th
Splendid gilt chandeliers, window shades
Walnut extension table, mahogany side table
Superior marble top sdeboard, stagere
Splendid French china dinner, dessert, and tea sets
Rich dinner Paquet-wsre comprising round and
oblong dishes, walters, sals coasters
Cs,al glass deeaner goblet, champagne finger bowls,
tumbers
Handsome gilt dosseu service table cutlery
Refrigerator, fire sets, he.
The kind,
Ing been made to order in Paris, and but little used.
AT clock. p.
Span carriage of fine figure sud action,
and perfectly sound and kind In harness
Handrome family carriage, nearly new -
Elegant French coupee, built order by Lawrence OF
New York
One open phaeton, but very little used
Bet of silver mounted carriage harness
Horse and carrsge covers stable furniture. &C.
Terms under, credit VI sixty and
days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May cd Auctonser.
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His Danish Majesys corvette Saga Commander Booker
left harbor yesterday for Copenhagen having prey
ously exchanged farewell saues with Fort Christian The
commandment his honor H. II. Berg, visited the Saga the
day before, and welcomed board by salute Of
guns The Saga leaves the West Indies in consequence Of
having received admiralty orders learn repair home
with all possible speed-M Thomas Tideade, MAY IL
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON CAPITOL hill AT
AUG riON.Oo Wednesday afternoon, June O'Clock,
shall cell the Of 757,
fronting ie feet sehes Maryland by 100 feet on d
containing improved comfortable
brick dwelling hvsck ~ feet BY 20 with
erceep, cellar and story huAas - ny - The
Improved
with variety of fruit trees, plants, IN howeve
Terms liberal snd msds Known sale.
May 90 Ancncps~v.
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Loo AL NE w 8.

CIRCUIT oouRr.The regular Of this court has closed
question of the right of citizen municipal cleo
ton when assessed though returned by the proper
Ger as subject to the schootax. james NJ Carlisle
Charles s. Wallach, esqrs., will argue the .
WAsHINGTos And ALExAspRIA-The intercourse between
these cities is increasing daily The low fare ony cents
has had the effect greatly TO promote the Wis
its by friends residing in both places Yesterday the
were crowded with passengers. a.
Mr. DUvALL.The report that Mr. Duval, the brakesman
in the service of the Washington and Baltimore Railroad
Company, who thrown from the train Saturday
could not survive is unfounded His injuries seri
GUS, and he is fast recovering. #f
DAVID HousEThis veteran, the oldest citizen of Alex
andra died in that city Saturday last He upwards
of hundred years old The deceased daughter
and several great grand children residing in this city,
METHODIST CHURcH SoUTH.--There is festival in pro-
gress at Odd Fellows Hall for the benefit Of this church.
which it is expected viii continue the present week.
FRANK MoNERHANy.-The Norfolk Argus thus writes
most deservcdy of the poetic talent Of this gentleman
:" rank McNerhany writes poetry as we read
anywhere He is guilty of merely fixing up words
rhyme. What he uters is under the inspiration of the
Musespure, beautiful genuine sentiment. In justice to
himself and for the qualification Of his friends
should gather his thousand fuges and put them under
Mr. McNerhany has recently left the printing
office for the better paid duties Of naval storekeeper
Washington yard the duties of which he discharges
with promptness and fidelity"
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BosTos May 29-9, p. m.The banner Of the Worcester
Freedom Cub while marching through the this
noon seized by order of the mayor but afterwards
stored upon condition that it should not again appear This
condition. however after broken by its being placed
the hands Of two negroes who paraded and down the
streets with it, and again il seized and this time
The military both United States troops and independent
companies OF the State, sti on duty.
At fremont Temple this evening nhammatory ad
dress delivered TO the Freedom Club. The roll was
opened, but few signed.
At meeting of the board Of aldermen this evening
luton in favor Of dsissng the military of the city passed
unanimously. Tho mayor, however, refuses to do so.
On the meeting Of the court to the examination
the fugitive slave Burns Ellis opened the for the de-
fence, and spoke two hours Before concluding court
adjourned 10 meet at 8, a. m, tomorrow.
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Later from The Barbadoes.

NEW foRK, May 29-Advces have been received from
the Barbados TO nearly the middle Of this month The
weather then delightful and the sugar crop had
finely.
Coffee for il. leaves which nutritious is being extern
svey planted in the island ID is said that the inhabitants
Sumara, who robust and healthy people, much of
their strength TO the leaves of the coffee.
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Death Off Diper .

BurrAto, May 2sJohn Tape the celebrated sub
diver whilst searching in his sub apparatus for
wreck Lake Erie last Saturday, died suddenly while
der the water from the effects Of rush Of blood head
In all going under to great depth tends this
result He had followed the business successfully many
years.
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BArrrsonE, May 2a3, p Non late change COO bar
re of Howard -four sold 81 81 and 100 bar
r at IS So ALSO 1850 barrels City mills at 50 IL to 81 rs
and IS 81.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on NINTH STREET, oPPo-
site the Centre Market aucionOn Tuesday, the J0h inst
shall SELL at O'Clock in front OF the premises part OF
No No 3 fronting rs feet on 9th street vest between
Louisiana Canal immediately opposite the Cen
Market We thing relative TO
able Of any the city
Terms; third balance twelve, and eighteen
months bearing deed deed Of trust
taken
GREEN b SCOTT,
May sd Aucuoneers.
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BALTIMORE, May 2o-6, p m.Elots balloon ascension,
according announcement made this evening and
highly successful
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TRor May 2s-The jury in the Of Henrietta Robin
nson, after being out three hours rendered verdict Of
guilty Of murder She received the verdict with great
and exclaimed Shame you, judged You preu-
diced against me-"
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PmLaprtrHra, May PA Presbyterian protest against
the action taken by the Assembly upon the subject slavery
signed by 2s members presented to-day and referred.
The Assembly win probably adjourn tomorrow.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CONNECTICUT
avenue, and streets, at suchon.On Monday after
noon 9Th O'Clock the premes shall sell lots Nos
6 avidons subdivision of No. 1885, fronting
each 2sx feet Connecticut between and streets
north, running about 100 feet alley.
within u OF Lafayette Square ana
fashionable washington ana
DESTROYS Of securing hst
budns any property In this city
residue IN two equal Ps}men" nv
months secured by deeds % Iue IN
dsputable. - " "e,oihh,
Nay N--eod H"euoneef'
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METHODIST CHURcH SoUTH.--There is festival in pro
gress at Odd Fellows Hall for the benefit of this church
which it is expected will continue the present week
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VALUABLE BUDDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT
nucion Tuesday, the oh instant we shall sell 10 front
OF the premises, O'Clock lot No square al font
Ing n inches c. OF 18Th street.
ming inches containing between 1900 and 10000
feet
Terms liberal and made known sale.
described property handsomely ocsted and
growing hou distance from the ubc
departments -, au
MAY 25-d Aucuoncer
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THIS II To give that the s"sscrtber hath oh
aimed from The orphans, Washington county, the
letters Of administration on the personsi estate
Of the United States de-
ceased All persons having the said
Exhibit the with the vouchers thereof 10 the
Of May they
Excluded from all hcnehl Of the said estate
Given under hand, this twentieth day q MAY, lsSf
LOUISA A. WoThERsfOON,
Adminisnatrir.
will he ten IN the hands 81 Dr
r. Washington for collection and settlement,
legally authorized discharge the
LOUISA A. wOTHERsPooN,
May 23-lav3w Admnisusirr.
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0sz-rinh ward.-Mr Editor Please announce JOHN VI.
HOUSTON candidate for alderman Of the Ftnb Ward At the
'nssing election
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young man named james Lsrkin, in scunie with
Thomas Scott at 81 Louis the 18th inst thrown
over balustrade the pavement, and much injured
that he died in two days
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j 10 Carusi's Saloon M Z
May 30--d3t L... ..l.-. h aa-all lal --a ---.
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That the mob demonstration premeditatcd as IL
was most dabolical Affair may be inferred from the fact
that axes, ones were distributed among the
rioters for active These, with pistols knives and
other deadly weapons Indicate desperation that we could
not have believed, had not been eyewitness TO IL
The murderer Of Bacheder contrved TO make his escau
He can however be identified by several persons One Of
the reportoria corps him shoot the deadly weapon
We hope ample justice viii be rendered The shooting
down Of officer by reckless mobocrat crime than
which there is no greater.
There were halfdozen pistols discharged by the
mob during the melee injurng several persons but none
fatally save in the above
When any portion Of our citizens thus meet "a Fanen
Hail. and nstgae mob 70 the shedding OF blood and the
destruction property done in this case ID is time
that they be made to suffer the penalty Of their acts
The meeting last evening is allowed on all sides 10
have been the recessy insane Of any ever held ia
Bostonake disgraceul 20 the city, and melancholy ia its
result Let the blood Of Bsteheder teach lesson that
fanatcism must be crushed at once at any and every
pricethat the mob shall NOT with IMMUNITY tear down
the very temple Of justice itself
The deeds Of last night mark epoch in The history Of
our city that is pregnant with significant results Let the
citizens Of Boston rally upon the side Of law and order
against mobs and murderers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17
PHrLADEIpIrA ADVERTISEMENT,

DYLE,S SPOOL SILK. FOX SEWING AND SEW
IA ING MACllNES-This well known silk
the public Sir Years large
ntiti-s TO all parts OF the I'm ted States.
IL Is warranted eial to the Italian
much rs the usual skein and elegantly
dozen soools each. The contain 80 spools.
The SILK made for Sewing Machines iso spools
ounce each and to those the machines Is only
y to say that TIE article 0ddd To ae purpose
spect.
For sale by the scLE AGESrs for the United States
WM. II. H0RSrMASE SONS,
81 North Thirdf treet. PhIiAde elphIa.
H0RSTMANS, BROTHERS Il ALLEN,
aul4-dSm-tNl Maiden Lane, New YoTk.
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N y on hand and for sale at ,he lowest prices.
FRENCH English and American Kid Calf SKIN Patent Leather
ana buttons. lel3-d3n-lMl
TO CASH AND Elk MONTHS DUYEns ONLY.
NH L. HALLOWEL &c co, PHILADELPHIA, have now open
Tor the fa season very large and splendid
Of SILK AND FANCY GOODS
Having established Paris with mem.
Der OF our hrm permanently located there will be
receive direct constant supplies Of and desirable
Throughout the Our OF ENBR0DERIE5 LACE
GOODS 10 unusually large and well assorted
abroad By Of his whole
iioD TO this important department.
Upon entering warehouse
AMERICA adopted terms which
increasing our business in ratio beyood all precedent
we intend further oincrcasc business
those who buy foRCAs and believing that ares
jobips goods Us 70 haye UNIFORM PRICES the
the tiiHAn1 merchants to the system
aud terms not only AFFORD but shy
system terms being stringent and
judges OF goods.
buyers will receive discount OF six per cent
bill. ~ "
uneurrcnt only market value day It
received. "
To merchants Of undoubed
given, II desCd
Where money r,mited in advance Of maturity discount
the rate Of twelve per cent per annum will be alowe
TheV ask from Merchants visiting the Eastern cities
an examination other stock being satisfied that
Voced a not Tor their ntres; TO the large
are dbsoiutsly essential TO those who give long credit
VI. L. nAiLowut, J. l.. HAtLowELL, 7. W. swEStT,
JAMES TaaQu.E, A.w. LrrTK, y. r. HuTcuIssoS:
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FLOOR OIL. tl.Oriis
NJ VAN BRUNT, IS B1riirg sin gSo Y;orl mantle. n
~ rCRER DEALER Of -'
FLOOR OH, CLOTHS

fLOOk Oil CLOTHS,
rsndd %HSSR III = 5s Of I Of nss
any S,sasass climate; \. VAN ERUsT.
nih.'-eIa as Barlinx suP, New York.
B ntorpsl ,s EATtHr Iy sECnisED ~ isaD.PuLykk
to be garren are he most
They relieve pain or shock seat.
such as head ear md tooihache, pains
aeon on the body diseases Of such a Io
paralysis nervous complaints liver
seeees, all diseases In Children commonly eae
as also In Of eeihng under aud dis
OF the bowels They precipitae
deeonpo,e water denet tte needle In short show ali
ducIng these Weigh about two be folded ~,
are aSays ready for instantaneous USE
against tia, di.essts anu eanpaiR,s i'm wss mid
elsetrsy, perfectly safe cer,sn wonderful
batteries from si0 to s22 80. ~ - '''- @ 70 Co.
Of the Invention has been acknowledged Amerc.
been applied With great in the medical colleges the city
bellevue aud Wards Island Hospitals. Brooklyn City osp,s
In London BY the Academies Medicine at Psf bJ
imperial Faculty at Vienna; by the Royal Faculty Berlln
principal hospitals In Europe.
The propretors in OF testimonial. to the sane
Sei as OF the most eminent distinguished re1be:s Of the
both herpheres and invite public examine
Pull and Illustrated descriptions personal use and one
esses cured n New York Europe may obtaed gratis at
IN answer to prepaid inqnres three
eeh'' postage Stamps: s sss j. s6ElNERT. Sole Agent
Virginia. 80 '''' 'h is9TStf sr.u,yI'
EN- nhuNswiCk RuBBEn CoMPANI.-N aTehouse
T, and wholesale Dealer. all oads made un
Mse. and Children. Metac oots and sSo,s Goa " CIonL
verali. Comb STAY and prr,. Bone Dolls Mead. Balls
The above Company would solicit eau on ther friend. and
The Psolis before rureha.InS JOHNSTON LEfsoN, Pres.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17
2nd January, 1854.

oheerfally recommend the nrm OF GooCH HARRIS
the favorable consideration OF nay friends.
2nd January, lS5i--iu THOs. j. NANCE.
e The Lynchbug vrgnan Express will please copy
above for two weeks and send account to this Office.
NEW STOCK OF TRUNKS.-WehAyeJust just received
~ large stock OF superior Travelling Trunks Some
them and strong;
made out OF the best sole leather and the best Trunks
think that be found in Virginia. also large lot OF
Ru.set Bellows Top valee suitable for Busge' In best
STYLE and Of good thick leather; large assortment Of Carpet
Bags We invite friends to call and stock before ey
buy We intend keep the articles in line without
regard to cost
apS PUTNEY, WATTS A PUTNEY.
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FEVER AND AGlE.
HbR; EDWARD hLEEcKERs STAMPEDE MIXTURE-Eor |

HbR; EDWARD BLEEcKERs sTANPEDE MIXTURE-Eor
Bili'ous Affections. '-'Nf>A anu @'
fear Of contradiction that STANFEDE MA TTRs has
more persons Shee has been inoaseed than other
Arsenic nor Q1inqe its eonpoon the ingredients are
ylgOra.as iG their tendency. SEs using this eiein-
than when n eir usual health Planters the
country hete me Agu= prevails viii do well to adept is ed
and they nay be Slsd Of speedy The Proprietor eosa
peeahy prefers saying The eE buy one bottle aud You
will have the iEfaiIbe proO yourself Pau directions
cs,,dsa,s, be the oe showing this Mes
Por DysPepsia and all other Bilious cOupaats there is no,
Itha alo success in
RAJ cases Of RhsuRa;isn and Gout or these complaints
Bottle Of th Medicine very the Desired Eject.
fo sale By DEugsIn all parts states and Can
Az EhOe.ale orders Addressed TO NEED BLEEcKER
'oePrepr'G,oL., - BroalSay, Neg YORK.
PeteIs5grs, TODD CHRISTIAN; Baltimore, SETH nASCE.
NEW ROCKS FOR AuGUsT.-A. the New Bookstore. Kent
Sir Jasper carew. En; Life and Experience with some A
the worldly Himself BY Charles Lever. STo p.peT 80 e,.
cssssn,. S,si ssins M HVTsa . cents
Russia Turkey and Persia with and HOOdcas lsmU
ws,9'.S; c,a 4Dea' FyplA9 popular Aesoua. q their
new matter Illustrated with Wood I2uio na,ln
Leather s!ocins and silk or Hunter John Myers and hi. lines.
Sas!. S,Sy OF s he W., ylsy Sf vi5g1a Pine ms;ln
the AyenCe!"" wiiDius,Ons" Hail. Emilia
WyndhAu,' &c, &c. syo, paper, 81 cents.
The footprints Of Famous Men BY John EIgar author
"Boyhood Of Great Men" With iuyiraton i6ro ngsiu
~ 0'
The o,S,: Tossh8ns Eosasass sinPas Eer.pt
Voice and for Advance In the Pab
BY Hush Meoaeen. l2mO muslin, 20 cents.
S,puEich Island Notes. l2no, muslin, Of.
Utah and the Mornon,. History ovsruraent Doetrins,
Gus and Prospects Of the Saas From
Observation during six Monhs' Residence salt Lake
CITY BY Benanin g. ferrs Late Secretary Utah Territory
With numerous Illustrations. limo, muslin 81.
Thomasi Prm Implements and the Principles of their Con.
'iruetion and use Elementary and Familiar
ehane and on SaiaAl Philosophy generally applied
ordinary Praciees OF Agriculture. With 2o
muslin, 81. W A BJTTTFRs
aus Isl N.n .,T.,,
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ADyEsritso Housr so xissu


rHos vscHss seHrlLs Housr siss,u
srksEr,
JlSHE USDERsI1SED hsripE the Agency OF Me,sr cEuIIr
CELEBRArED PATENT MELoDEoNs.
Dealer. and o,S.s Se.s truly esissa
waa.nd SERSisTsD 2oesa6M ''
aa-sa,-rl Ro 81 u S..ds Madsn Isns. Tos
GbAGUEhhEoTYPE MArEHIALs.-J.w W. THOMPSON 4
sss so .na osee
Importer, q Plse' CheIea Fancy and
vos.land John C. H,r,on'. and all other American
and perfect. aus@c@tyasl
sclIh nonk kES s5S ss SAFE nasuyAo
SSs n,g F,fpsn SCALES
,. and mod. Bells
fIREKs Msd'aSa,s s%Ps sat and Sugar Mills
siss Tsss and
SALE RooMs-I6G Pearl Street, New York.
Mrpreo,y Roenr.,.rxr. DUsrEE ;.igo1srra, yo1srTa
'5uiuE us,,ELE EAGLE mANUFACTInISG coMPANi
,. a. STo,t ad Gr r ST t, -, G5G;eisg %,in,
SILK and c5Tox IN ses Variety
sG Gis an an .at: ss ae r s1 f %
S as,es before S.i
ss a0ods are made by ro1rs Los and the ooa
examine these Good, before paisha.nr ~ 's' -
s.7-sn42. G,Ie OF rHF Co. NO. F1aE P5ssE asss
xx,Ho,.st,Ah s,AMnEL nTs T. LiCAvERLY,
% ware BssEs:. as. cord.s, .Sd rras 1fs.
"ehF, hatches, &C., 2oi GEeeaTich street, New York
SALE DRrGds foik have removed & 70 &c. Ii5VE 10 WI
Importing the eafnE their oryna, b
In Europe and the East Indies
Gals. pe,anery Loo,h S. aud Hair Bra'he. Glove, ana
stTap Paris and Trieste Corks oser them
the reasonable terms Order, either in san or hy
man, eLI Iecrtye ul-lr best attention Je3-2m-vssl
'bNIIE PEOPLES HOOKING one who can read should
sIAIts, pLCLARATioS OF lNDEPESDssCE, and WASHING
TONS FAREWELL ADDRESS Just published In
o
rers, g cents - - -
Considering the Book got of,he
cheapest well OF the
Lbr. Terms 10 the Trade your orders 10
the Publisher. THOS FRERF
-. 50 Nassau street, New Yok.
the country. jya-itf-frtsl
6NLOnE IUOS RAILING WORKS, Nos. 3Ii
w and 3Ii Murroe York opposite the Aare
Works Sales Rooms, io2 Grand street. Broad.
way.
Tho subscribers having un.urpassed arrange
nents Tor manufacturing article In pre-
70 1ef 10 the pGbe hnd dealers throughout the
WROUGHT and CASr-IRDS RAILING o. every description,
Or ng shuerS Doors Redtesia plain and
naunenta Cribs Hni Cradles for Children Chains seee.
Wash stands Flower and Hat st,nds
4c Also, superior aly Of Iron all uhsh
they will strength durability beauty Of
sign ana ehea27e>' the minuetaer; other
line Orders from section Of the Unit thaniay
received aud executed with the dispatch.
lyi-daa-lytsl EET ,t LAYERS, t2a Grand st.H Y.
FIRE AND RUltGLAR PROOF SAFE
DEPOT
WAN McFiIt AND d co. 33 NiAIlru Lane a York
BANKS JEWELERS. sud COUNTING HOUSE sAFFs o,evs,y
size. constantly hSnd for sale WARRANTED in every re-
spect-
d.. New York, April sth. 1854
Geni!enenIit g.'es pleasure TO inform that
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siiOH THREADS, TWtNF1S AND III IN.
AllFN fNtNNHE, Warehouse 81 Pine n York
80 LAMBERTyiLLE sTOURPORr. FlIN Muls n J.
American ARD Irish sHOE THREADS
Haddlers' THREAD and OtlitSG TwINE3
FLAX SEINE and BROOM rwfNEs
FLAX SEWING and SAIL TW1NES
LINEN YARNS, CARPET WARP, Ac. ies-dsn
Hp IClENOND SODA WATER
~ kSTAbtsHNFNTis settled fact that the ony scnu-
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hCORNACk Ehc Ha'tes hnsef thshe IL able compete With
any uanueio either Norh Or South haSng engaged 10
To ,ySd inpo'Ion be sure sni call for " MecoRNIcKs so
BAN orders, either rcu, city or eountry promptly attend
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APsr'On' having bottle, viii return them immediate.
". - . NJ MCCORMACK
ap4'-htm No. 903 street.