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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20
ADVERTISEMENT

PORTABLE DREssING-CAsEs which in many re-
ups.s imported being furnished with the hrs aus
y o goods contain oil that IL requisite tor the toilet io
"a. BY SANDERS store only al mo- As'o' h'1'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

RonBERY or A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. VALUED
At sl25 AND $50 IN MosEY.-Last night Jacob
,Joses of Rochester feeling sonewha. of NOR aizios
turn. took a stroll through Broadway, and. when
between Anthony and Leonard streets. met Mary
DAILY and Fedels Oft, prostitutes whom be invited to
take some refreshments, which they very gladly &C.
cep,ed. They al repaired to the Capitol, corner of
broadway ard Leonard streets, and after finishing
their supper left and went to the house Of designation
No. o. Leonard street, and remaining there about an
hour. the party then went back to the Capitol, and
while there Jones robbed Of $50 and
check for $780, and left at the Capitol alone.
lie NOON Discovered bis loss and started in pursuit of
the thieves. and met in Church street, Red he sded
Jerv and two Others when he made known TO them
hi. loss Red.hesded Jerry told him he was an off SER
and to 90 with him and he would arrest the girls Jer.
~ took him to drinking saloon in West Broadway
and treated Jones to something to drink, which made
him very sick, and then robbed him Of gold watch
and chain valued at s2s. The girls were arrested
at No. l29 West Broadway, by acting Sergeant
Webb, and Redheaded Jerry by Officer Maynard.
They were all fully identified by Jones az the parties
y 10 robbed him.
ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-Last night Officer Field,
Of the Filth Precinct, arrested man by the name Of
George Deurison for attempting to break into the
store Of G. Richardson, corner Duane and Staple
streets or the night Of the l2h but at that time made
bis escspe from the officer. He was fully identified.
and locked up to answer for the offense.
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-About o'clock yes.
terday afternoon LAD named Paris 10 years Of age,
while bathing in u. North River, between piers Nos.
| and 3 was acccen'a ally drowned he having ven
tured too far into the deep water His body was ro-
covered very sosn after xard, and conveyed to the
residence of his parents No. First street, where
inquest will be he'd to-day.
CoIr1sIos.-Oa Tuesday night, ore Of the Second
avenue cars and 9 cart came 10 collision, when the
driver O, the aite Tncs Kelly was thrown Violently
10 thu ground and sustained compound fracture OF
the leg. He wascOnveyed TO the New York Hosp.
tai arc attended ty DR.. Dubois.
AcclpEsr.-Or Tuesday night young msu named
Joseph Hoffman. while passing along Mercer street
had bis leg broker by shutter falling upon him. de
was conveyed TO the Hospital.
DRowSYp.-TIe cOachman of Mrs. Robinson Of
Elm PsIk, Rye (rame not ascertalned). was accident
ally drowned on Tuesday afternoon, and Coroner Nor
re of Port Chester yesterday sent for to hold sa
inquest upon the body of the unfortunate man.
RosBED on STEAMBoAT.-C. s. Buchanan, re.
siding in Milton, Saratoga County, had hi' pocket
picked of 800 while bis way TO this city on Mon
day night on the Troy steamboat Commodore.
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MIssrsG.-A man named George Sbafner, residing
ut No. l62 West Thirty fifth street left his home on
Mopoay morning with bis dinner kettle to g to work.
and has not since been beard Of He was employed
IA Stienbecks Piano Danufactory, Marion street
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IAdvrisem<at
Puarax ron DYsPYPNA -ThA OXYGKN-

AT nurtKs h.e b~o ts-ta ~ nho mes, asd pr ,srd
4. tns VI. n. & Dc rio rertirsi b. az hec tpn
sIr lo no reaction suffered BY toe MOE deiosss e'nu
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THE WArER.WoRKs.-Ground was broken on Tues
dsy, at the foot of North Seventh street, E. d., for
the laying Of Elk inch main through that street. as
main. The other street mains will be laid a.
soon as possible all over the City. This is the COM
nencement of the work in this City for the supply OF
water.
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AccIpENr VIM Smith, a carpenter fell from 9
building in Powers street yesterday, distance oil
thit, five feet and sustained irsctue Of both legs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

THr Doc PousD.-Since the 9Th of August there
have been Ia. dogs killed at the Pound in the
Eleventh Ward, by the contractor, Mr.. L. n. Cornell
The whole number of dogs brought to the Pound 10
80, of which 3 only have been redeemed.
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SAD AND FATAL AccIDESr.-Nesr Aurora n'the
Gauge Lake, the other day. three of n II. Gale
formerly Of this cityl were calling in yacht with
very light breeze, when the boom jibed and knocked
tho younger son, Nathaniel H.. into the water HeEs
ksI Il. Who W. a expect swimmer leaPsd in inue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

RACE ~ The BOATS OF THE HARLEM fAcHTCL
Pursuant TO ment four of toe tee'e,' bos
of the Harlem Model Yacht Club Oh Tuesday tes'ed
their respective sailing qualities in Of about 80
miles. The boss selected by the Club were the Bob
Fish, Marianne, Electric Spark aud David Kirby.
Two steamboats,, the May Flower ana John l.. Lock-
wood, chartered for the occasion, botn crowded
with passengers to witness the race. The boats
started from Rkers Island at clock and completed
The race about in the evening. The Bob Fish came
in frst, but after giving the Marianne the time allowed
for difference of length the latter was declared the
winner Of the first prize $780, and the Bob Fish the
second prize or, in other words. saved her entrance
fee Of $50. The race considered very fine one
and ali went of pleasantly.
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DrowSrp.-Tle coachman of Mrs. Robinson Of
Elm Pork, Rye rame not ascertained. was accident
ally drowned on Tuesday afternoon, and Coroner Nor
re Of Port Chester was yesterday sent for to hold
ipGuest upon the body of the unfortunate man.
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Cincinnati, " ilmil.gton and
GAINESVILLE
RAILROAD.
@87 ~ ~

OPEN TN Il 0 4 G II.
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AND TIE WEST!
rwo Pns.CmgCr TrnIn. DnIIy cnCh why
nN and after Monday May gdI will run as follows
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PHYSICIANS.
Medical
DK. 2, G, WINCAELL,

DENIlSG,
AS taken suit Of splendid rooms In ilnrhl""OGs h""
hIocL Ilsh Man st., directly over Z. T. browne Jew
Iry .turr VII, r. he hUls establish himself perlnhhrlS
~ close attention to his business rrasuhHc changes so"h
. faithful work alNuyS warranted, hr hopes to secure
hare vi pUtrUHasr. ,t.-,,,,
r, ll including the "Cortimuvu~ Gu"' WUrS. FilinE,
rain and extracting, III the best Hni must "''0"l
40 charge rur .aycy Fyrrurtrr particulars inQui,s" at
lee UtIct. ''''
ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. ID.
homeopathic rhys'C'an'
las removed HI. nilcr und fcslvncu, aud I"rnAnrny
nrd nvli At ot Fourth "nd VnlncrI strreI''
,,lnN the First prVsbS hTiaL Church
UyIICL liUUEs:--AiOI nng, .Tum 10
NUUu, .
Evenings, 49,
MILL OP pHICIS-Fr single visit, ihcents; medicine,
3,ryuIs For INo Or murr v,ts dn,, n ccnl mvic"lc'
cents Advice al OsS amI mtiITue IE"h :" 70 '"'''
And upW ards, As tIr GASr may be
Ub,rIric eases trOm t'tO 4lu.
Ni,lt, to tile country according to distance.
Tr above "Ul Vi rc,s"i giYru because Is sam my
narnrs are much higher. "H"
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ENUUUEA6E AMENICAN MGNrpACTUE6G
BUTLEIs'S BOOK KEkPLRS
Writing Fluid.

=
ISCE this superior Fluid Ink has been before the public
> nov nearly yCars has been cOnStahty EAninR Ia
favor and l. preferred by many to the Sr:lfaed Ar
nOl Flu.i;
purIns ~" p. vnsr Srny ihou'Gnh quart and pint bot:
ties, together With smaller sizes nhumrFAbt RVc been IOd
bankers and merchants In Cncrnat, louisville, Pits
hnrrl Buffalo, Cvtland, Detroit Terrr lauie, Lafayette,
Nnrrnrs indianapolis, Evansville, Frankfort, Lexington
Nashville Memphis S. Louis, NyAIburr Jackson, Matches
and New Orleans Il has also been adopted in the stAg De-
parmcntS Uf Kentucky TrnucEsrr and Mississippi 1t has
taken three rs class Diplomas At the MrCancs Institutes
Cincinnati Had LOuIEv r Hni four Diplomas AEd Prize Me-
Ja state Fairs held last Fall IN New York Ohio Indiana
and Illinois.
The following merchants hhnkcr', &C., In WhrenR h'Vs.
tofOre using Anod's English Ink have purchased But
I,r's hook Keepers Wrung FLUID;
Northwestern hank q: NTrinS; MrchautVt MeehAEiss'
Hank Of Wheeling; Hark 0f WlrrlEE Crescent AhuSrlu.
ring Company: County Clerk Of OhiU COuniy National rrr
graph Once, baltimore And OH!o ESirOAh Once, MSLuTa
lIo1s': Krly, Holloway 1 Co; Russell McAet; dOrlon,
Matthews CJ; T. sweeney SOp DOanr CUwEIl!: or /
lloyd: Boyd OF: Oliver Ftyor JA, H. HtOut Co.. Lamb
LIn, Gibrrsoa Co.. prrSE
For Gal, At manufacturers pr'rrsby
orSn LtNUDiS GIINPpSON 4 CO
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Trim. yun Arovgh 10 Wheeling & PftS'Hrgh.
NN and after Nlonda,, March 9. ISL, TT.Ins viii run
" daily, Sunday rAcrptetj Gs follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
I5 N Mall Train s,oIA At a Way Stations, arrives at
Pittsburgh at 80 = N, And at "hvr''"S AZ ''i'
94s NJ Fxpie., Train, stop. only at Hudson, Ravrnna,
Alliance lIAyard. sainrville, Wrll'vlle AID
Liverpool, aud ArrVrI 1t Pittsburgh At III" PVT.
%iS 81 Accommodation Train fOr REvvunA and Way
Stgtlois
LEAVE PITTSBURGH.
Gas NJ Mail Train stops Ut Way Stations, arrives at
Cleveland Ut I;V + N, and WL,,aS at ''a53
PM.
500 EHTc.. Train, ;,Or' at Way station, excerpt
Winchester, arrives Kt Cleveland AI $50 J. u AID
WhrClinr at I:|1 ~.
LEAVE WHEELING.
9iS N Mall Train, stops ut Way Stations arrives At
Pittsburgh at 2:3G, and at Cleveland nt is'AI ~.
I.aj NJ Accommodation Train, stops Way stations,
ArrIvrs NJ Pittsburgh at e:'O PM' "nd Cleveland
At9.3OPM.
IGI.On at Ou NJ stops at al Su'i0Hs, aud arrives at
Cleveland at li:lhA
~ Al TrAus stop at Enel!d street SIAtloh'
TmsCurnWns Brnueh.
Trains leave New Philadelphia rs \ n, Dover at s?i
WAynrSburE N 95; arrives NJ IAEArd a. U-u CONNECTING
with Train M4n LINE, for Clty,nni, FIi'bIrEn "lJ
from Cl,vraLd, Pil.hrGh Nnh Whrring) WSyhrhMTIh vt
Y4i II; Arrives ut Dover at TOO, and NrE rhlAdrphG
al 4lUPM.
t-So change Of Cars between Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
anu Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
Connections.
The Train, connect at Pittsburgh with Il Pennsylvania
Railroad for IIarr!sburph, Philadelphia Baltimore New
YORK and NOstUn
for CadG Coshucion Newark Columbus and 'Inclnnatl
4, Wheeling with the baltimore AMI Ohio Ka!lTo"d ior
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Il1I. LAW OF NEWsrNPl.lts.

l-gubsrrbrT who do not give express notice to tecon'
rlry are considered wishing to continue h"ir 'u1ser'
IOhS. ,,,t-...i-
ideals the Publisher continue to send them until all at
GGaTagrs Ert iah =. L. -, A.
SIT subscribers neglect refuse to take their peFoI'.
:H from, tie Offices which they aTt directed they Hrthe"
FEJpUpSIr til they have settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued. .,,t,
ubs,ls and the papers are ssut to the oreT d''
f,rliUI., they ARE held responsible. =.
S-Ih CuurlshaVr decided that TeiuslhHi' thNe Pet"
I from the uLcu, VI ErVVinr aud leaving lrn uncalIvu
or Is griuIu HIcid evidence OF IntrnttOnal fraud
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Y( UOkl,EspONDNNTs,

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising o. O1hr, H.
uGncI business OI S lnIeErncrr should be "durS'tH u"
tIr ITUptivlUrs.
Lt:i,s. concerning the editorial department Of The pay,
,lcGII b addrrSrI the EIvrS, JOINTLY! or to either vh'
CCitr,popdrn,. writing for publication, will please write
anIy u one sldc VI TIE paIHr, "a,
Al slS Of the AONc rules VIII ET'"' OO"Ee vs.
And ;, cure more pronI aiiriO 10 correspondents thai
: y li.ht vIl., INIsV rIGEINv.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
rINwICc DIiLV, (Srudny Eigh, rNcrrtrJ between Rich
| monL auL Washington CITY via GOrLOuIVlIe and AlrA.
AnlIiB,
Hour. Of departure At Rich.
rnOnl Onl.................,..6h .6h A, ". and 7:S0 r. ".
Returning leave wSSinEou,,.6 AN. and rM.
and
Arrive q, Richmond. .........1:8o Pm. Nnd4 AN.
Baggage chrcHG and tickets, given through between Rich
nund and Washington.
TIIESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING so STRAP RAIL,
and Ing In excellent ORDER and CARHilNG THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, CIV" the best guar.
Nhpr RWayS securing connections a IN shown b. Rrr.
vn. daily at Richmond and Washington city In aIvanc Of
the Steamboat linr.
F.EE nErwTIS RlcHNONr ANn WIRNiSgTON .....,. 1850
An Omnibus ALT bu found always ready 10 take hr"Hgh
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the IN nrpoE free NJ charge with supple time for them tO
take Ihrir meals Whrihrr TOn; E0rtL or Ennth
Through Tickets can he otAnrl between DRnville and
Washington a the Terminus Oi the uAd nearly com
rrrd to Dauvr. An Agent NJ The Company Will receive
The Checks NJ passenger, from the nauVllr Road and at
rnd to their baggage all the Way to Washington the Iil
tmorr Depot
route
ThrrcS M change Of cars the nigh, line, between Rich
mOnd and AlrNaudrA. Eel
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
C5TIeVeI9nd a Pittsburg Railroad.
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.

g s;s Sis7g;9 s3s7::7 q o. -
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WESTWARD

tn, I5 " Train raVrs Zanrsve the arrival Of the
IST Traiu on c. o. H. Il. Wheeling and arrives In Cin'
! cinnafI at Snf Pm.
The 3OUPN Train leaves 2anrEvlc the arrival OF the
il:tJ L. w. Trnin on Z. U. X. Il. from Wheeling.
This Road Is located through the most branliu part OF
Ohio passing through NrH Lexington, Lancaster CFce'
Vile Washington Wilmington, &C. a tine nourshInr towns,
and it has bcluil line. There large portion VI the
ruad that l. aIr line, making II adrSirahir route
~ attention Wl br spared the part Of hr snicCTS Of
the Road to make ts pleasant route for the travelling
public to patEOnsr.
Trains stop at alt inirTmrdat" stations, and connect
a Morrow With traIns for Dayton, Nrna, Springfield, Gr
and at Lovrand with UAIus for ll'LorVugh and Chilli
cUihr.
Lines NJ Stages and Packets make connections for all i'm
portant points In Southern Ohio
a. W HARRIS, Supt.
kN-The Onnhus Line calls at all tile Hotels, aud upon
notice In W H. OrndorN, doors at Of TIT Stacey
IIul,r, wilt call for rasS'grr' in any rars OF the city
| -,lff
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CHURCHES or WHEELING.

o' "'. '','o w.. -, ~, ,'nI.,,, ,Lu,,L,. am, t,,h
'ls and pace 0' Ifs''Nk, :, '''y ,,, ,,,.',r,
"' u'aAs Wv ,,i,. So, ,o,,,, Md uyro,,
~ d'MU''' ELi'csiH"a"' Coth'' A"''V' 90" "I ,n
streets Rev. h. !, rlAA'Ss ieS'"'' N''"''"
"e''S's""t' ,,.., ,.,..,, r;r,, npa
n. JohnS' hP'"rCPd"'n' MAJ" ''eI'' ".'"''"
secO"l Crn're "Ae'IihS' "''' VI n,
morning services i"H ocI"eA' eV'hmR' ~
tMss I''Sg"'""' "A'' !" II" "tt'
between MouFctAH" Vu"c! ''e''c'' "O't anu
Second |r'""g'''""' "'O'''' '"S''
t''N'N'' ,., h.,..,,, ,l,,,,ut .u,
7hri E"''tg'e1d"' Ih ''rs's' U,'"s'H
Ta'beF' st'' sos'i "'s'''"A' ~
cs' morning ""H evening. ,,.,,,,,..,
Four" Et'"y"'"" H', A'A. and
Or'"e'" ""''"b'O" ""u ''"''
t'vn"E, ,.,,,,., r,,,,,,o, Rev =. MooSE, Pas.
f0s'' Mo,,r. and Quincy; serv.css
tor Fourth street '''"''n "'"'''
m"rn''s an" s'',,'ns' r.,.,,,, r., II Isoy, Pastor
Market aid NOr'h '''' N'''A "N''""s' ''''''
mornIn. and s''n'"s' r.,..,,,y n, T. p.w.
r,.,,, CJ.,Ipe street, hrtw,ru F.r,, aud Second,
'N '',.,','',r,I,,, ,nor,,np md evening.
's''''s ",r,''"s' , ; ,ErrrG Rev, C. D. BArIELLE,
son" ""''"' ~ 90 -..,T,r
W1,,!iny I,aaJ thupsl, un Wherlrg l'lanh' Rev. T.
""'',,"y , ''''''
NHNA' '"''', ,, p..,.,o,,y u.v. C. llLIwIg, PassOr
rlaI,, cen WrGstrr and THIRD Centre Wheel
1''F'''' ''','''
,,,,,, ran, ,,,,i Roman Catholic, IT. Rcv. DisuOF
wu,,,. yIr street. corner OF lIamI,I,n, services
- v -'',', NJ .,',.a,,,
,.r,, E,5.,,,J res. }. T. McCLrIE, Pastor, corner
ofualr, and JrIeTsou sts services morning and Afternoon"
%'I,., -. Clay street, bytn,en Fi!sh and
sir,. street,. .eryic,, morning and evening.
b.rl,,, Market street, between Webster and Third
.,','s, .,n"s ""'''"''' - w.
E,n"o,,i,of pro,,.t1nt, Rev j. IELEA, Pastor, Clay
ut,,,. nboy, si,,n, Eas.wLetlnr.
U," Er""''ieat Ls'iG" Rev. ~ - TnIS Cent[.
r,"o5' M1,,,' ,.,t,,, ,nnrDlnY and evening
vince" W oI,.y ,,r,,, between Market and
''"'"
L,.,, y,ot,.tant. Cu!on I:ul MaIn street, between
o""''" ,,,r,,,. ,.ryIrr, lp1 morning.
''O'
nI,I) FELLOWS DIRECTORS
v,.,.,, 7h,,,d,y
EtrsI"'"s .o"Eo su',,,,n ,onro. street,
sT'nnF"' The hHn' corner ~ ,a s.a,.,,rv
JosErW FORSYTH y O.; H. A. '"r'' Ss'','''y.
Frn"hIbu lodge No. l"..''S - II. p W..
Monday evening '"'-"'
W,p. reII Lodge No. 33.-Me'H a. above eve
-, ...o,r, Inns WElsGERBEE, y. G.i John
E "s''n,''N
S'''"'' s'er''"'!' So ,..,,.ve,v Monday
WheFItnv Lodge w. "V'-''''' 80
evening at the HALL corner ""'N'' "" $50
sLvrS'S ShtEH"F' '"' "'"' . .h,,. .vrry
TSnuoIn lodge No SS'--''e'' u. 10
p,,.rua,f,, L. M,SWtLL, " O.; w. W. Rdh'""'"
I''" '''''"'
Frrriary. ,,,. =, III,
NhPuo,'s EuCnWPmrni NO' O'-"e'" " ~ " y"
Hall corner rgei and Monroe Streets the g'''""'
r.,....,,r., q, Zach month. Wv. 2lSE, c. r.; y !"
',"c""' ..I.,,' .,, .,u,.r, so. s,.-Mc,,. a.
Aboy, the .s."d and ho"r" T",:'H' ','',". ".r,.
a"'n' c"''tr' O'esA". ..-tI-!& c. p o. "'',' '
MASONIC DIREcl""
Ohjo ledge NO IOI.-NIeet at Ma'"'''' ,'''
earu,r W,rGs' .nA Monroe ''f"r'' trp'" "',' ",
ay~ealon Of zach month, o. " S'''''' w. ' ''''
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DRUGGISTS.
DRUGo, MEDICINES,

DRUGS, MIDlClIEES,
ILII!NiTCNI.S. pEltEUMIiltN, &C.
a.. iG IjmGT.It kI.It would annouhcl to hl'
81 friend, and the public generally that hA'ls pI%.EhH %
hr interest Of the senior partner In tht business 1A1S
nnurti under tic arin Of J. CTumbacker Sun, he "i
continue The same a tr old stand, No. 10 M"hst' anu
would respectfully Solicit and trusts :" msih eSn"uN"'s
oI thr patronage so IbrrnIly bestowed on the old hrn
lie as just returned from the Eastern cities IIh hoT
ornny an extensive and we'll selected stock Of puIs AAu
oGrr sFict personal Inspection aud with scfup''
T Hu' II IT," n ~ H., ,rH,t reasonable trrus Tyr
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Direct Importation.
NEhav" thS day received, FEErT from The mannfactoT
w hgin Belfast, Fail importation OF Irish Linens,
Hey Linens, Htd Liurn Can bric llandkrTVhirf These
Linens Nrrr Hl especial, or our own sales mud
rant'd Gll ur, Linen We Mould respectfully 'Ntr puT.
cascTs t" coil ANA UAR1av, as determined to eel
~ les prices ttSU cEi Dt purchased IN the city.
splg lIElSkFLL SWEArlSGE%.
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ocSG L&NuDiS. GILREGsON AGO.
CHICKERING'S PIANO E'OliTES

OPENED THIS DAY, and row ready for
;zF3E SA!r, fresh supply U UhicLrTrg Suns C'l'
III n Y 1rhrat,d Pan" FUrirS VI LCnuttnh Black Wal.
Jnui and Rosewood finish, and for hrilIianey Of
aud tncss touch he rlLrr in this
county Europe and offered At ths l1WCL iaAnustH.
rvFs prices, Including Carrac.
Also Prince / Co.'S Mrlpdcou4, style, with fall and
half swell uf de EvFrN n', und Ihr lowest BuaAO
prices; with general stock O NnrGn tlCbrNird uRrO,
Italian. French sud yrmsn voln.. NOlilcciloA, PIuru,
Flies Iamjos T4mbOrn'f, Tanning Forks, LS best lAaa
strings, N all other articles Ia music line, RtuS.
rRl ns,ertmyni Of Variety Guchs
wh"esaIr and retail Al r old Nu'ie and Variety Store
No. 26 Union street.
WN4 JAS NEllOR.
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