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bTDrLefe-

New YoRK, March 31-p. motion Is buoy ant at an
advance Of Of cent-ssles of 500 bales Orleans
middling, Az cents Uplands middlng, AM cents Flour
is lower and depressed-sales of IL 900 bb State S5 so
SIS 20; Ohio, SIS 95 Sc 35 southern, Sc 10 Sc 40
Wheat unsettledsses of $4,000 bushelcorrect quota
tons mpraccabe, but all qualities have slightly de-
clined. Corn is msalcs of 5000 bushels southern
Mixed 20 cents. Pork is heavy-mess s2S 90. Beef is
Chicago repscked, SIC 25 Lard has improved
dency, but prices nomnsy unohangedin bbls, l4
l4s cents. whiskey is lower-ohio, 20 cents. Coffee is
heavy at a decline OF x Of cent-Rio, 90 l0A cents
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
BTATE DEPARTMENT.

The Port Of Cork heldnd-A correspondent writes that
this Cork) being almost exclusively port of call for
d repairs supplies and for refuge for vessels when
In distress makes bat imperfect return, gives but
an indefinite idea of Its Importance to us in commercial
point Of view. a.#.f "E.t s'% "aw@ @" y
Should the transatlantic telegraphic project succeed it
will it is confidently believed bring almost all our vessels
bound for the United Kingdom and most of those for con-
iuen Europe in here for ORDERS giving prodgious inn
sus to trade and rendering this pot OF still more vital
utility TO our commercial community. r.
Some twenty-five thirty Of vessels have in the
just expired undergone repairs here at expense ap
terminating to quarter Of million Of dollars; in the
ZANE period upwards Of sixty vessels have been repaired
BY one firm alone
The dock accommodation is pretty good and is being
h further extended bodybuilding, particularly
shP-reparng is principal branch of business here.
China SEA Yang-tse Kang.--Bcacon Tywr al Riu
odn-The following notice to mariners has been commu
Oaed to the Department of State by the United States
consul at London:
The Chinese authorities at Shanghai have given notice
IN order to facilitate the navigation Of the channel
A1ng up to the river Wu-sunq beacon tower has been
ERECTED on the south shore of the Yangtse Kiang Kin
@T, near spot known as the Three Trees.
Inc tower is plain structure Of brick painted red and
Sme and 10 feet high 1t bears from the ghtvessel N
y, deg w, distance about 10 miles and the upon
%ckhouse island bear from 1t n Is deg W., distant
t. buNhos In lat 81 DEG. IA min. ~ long, III ueg
70 MN east from Greenwich, nearly. ... ..
Inc ghtvessel painted red, with two mass and balls
mooed in a athoms at low water, and bears N. by W.
". from Gurzlaf island from which she is distant 20
aud one mile from the southern edge Of the north
ng,sha bank. This position differs from that made
pu S In former netice p" t.
Ssps leaving Gutza isle, bearing S. by Il. l6 miles
TnS aa steer northwesterly course On making the
bearing N w, they should steer for her as
ner as most convenient taking care when to the
ana OF her. not to bring her to the southwark Of west
"nen to the westward, not TO bring ner to the south
D u T. 5 e. S. making due allowance for the set
ss VI ne tides over the north bank. When about dip
we null Of the light-vesse the beacon tower will be
the usual course pointed ont in the Sailing Di
tuons can then be followed
vessel is observed running into danger gun
r ron the lght-vessel TO attract attention. and the
- oy harryats code, of the that should be
h hes then exhibited. ships signal lamp is shown
"a sn the ligbt-vessel from sunset to sunrise.
al =" courses and bearings magnetic. Var. deg.
NJ" ", in 1851
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United states Mall.

.5 t...r-. s.. .sr ALABAMA. sas a.4et.
PosT orrIcE DErARTassT,r s-as
. I.h' J." Washington, April J, 1857
n PROPOSALS conveying OF United
LIST July, 1857, 50ih June, c5S following
the State ALABAMA and In the ps and her,
received at the Contract Office OF this department
81 D. Of lot Juae next TO be decided on the day
7lO4 From Tuscaloosa mhpo spsey Turnpike, Gcrdo,
fom and Antioch, Columbus Mississippi, 6S miles aud
back three times week with due celeri nnty and
security. - y. .+s.. -. ...-.-. ss.- ts..-.g.F
Lesv. Tuscaloosa MONDAY, Wednesday, and Friday OK
.9.s.. ~. -. ~. -. 4 (. ....
Arrive at Columbus same days by il,pmi
Leave Columbus Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at Tuscaloosa same days by pm.
proposal Certificate asa
be embraced in the
1874 In pamphlet om al lha principal Offices
'0'-,.'., ~, s-g .yaf AARON v. BROWN, .a-.
April l--lawfw asta sf Postmaster General.
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LOG Al N L w 3.

GEOLOGICAL GARDENWe il stated that II la thought
expedient to establish geological garden in this city
where the living specimens of natural history brought
home by national expeditions be deposited. There
already the nucleus of such collection at the Naval In
sane Asylum and among the appropriations made by the
last Congress was one to " feed the wild beasts"
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mosquito grasses which abound In the valleys Of the Per-
dnales aud Colorado rivers The of raising
this State nothing and the only trouble that the stock
man has consists simply in collecting and herdug them in
the spring for the balance OF the year they take
themselves occasionally coming home for lick of salt
Stocks of cattle there from hundred to thou
sand head and they be sold cows and calves $50
twoyear-ods, $lOi threeyearolds $l2;
Sl5 yeyear-ods $40. Beef sells at "a per pound
at the pen. Stocks OF cattle of say) 800 head composed
Of COVE calves yearlngs and year-ods WORTH all
round So and 81 per head according to quality Work
ing command $40 to $50 per yoke Cattle keep fat
there all the year round.
Patents Gr0ntd-The issues of patents for the week
ending Tuesday, March 81, 1857, as follows:
Patents
Additional improvements.
hessues.
Design
Total ..........b3
Pension Business is an abstract of the bust
Of this bureau for the past month arch under the
act of third March, 1855
Number of applications for bounty land received. 1898
Number Of warrants or certificates issued 3433
To satisfy these warrants will require 5O3s4o acres
f,llows: n
1858 warrants of 100 acres ADO
81 4s0
do. 81 $50
do. ....40.. 200
a,4aa 5o3s4o
Total number OF applications received. 236
Total number of warrants certificates issued
The number Of Of public lands required to satisfy
the already issued 23 $780, shown by the
following: r......-g
6O543 warrants for l60 each. 1886 $50
l20......do. 10 96S 600
................. 1868 $50
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 60....do.............,.. 1860
426........ do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
4....do .... 100 . do ................ 400
5.......do........l0......do ."....... so
lss447 : 24,35l $50
or the applications not yet carried into warrants prob
ably have been suspended or rejected the bal
ance being in the bands Of the examiners other offices
6 from, tha rnIla ..
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INAUGuRATroS sPRING--An attempt was made yeser-
day to naugurae spring by procession Of Middletons
ice carts which passed down the in imposing STYLE
suggesting the probable necessity Of the frgd luxury
which they dispense at early day. The temperature
was SUCH however make it almost impossible to real
ze that spring at hand and that ice would be
indispensable all good houskeprs and compounders of
cooling beverages a,s 4. ...a. t ass.t a..f O.,
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

B yrasra 10 Anhy MbI a J6rWhkAd been
zen Of
Of
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NEW GOODS just received from auction.--We re-
apecuy the attention OF heu.ekeepers and others
large addition stock Of furnishing family GOODS many
purchased auction will
sod at muc below prices. w name
Linen and cotlon sheeings, all wild - a G'as- n
Marseier dnty aud corded bed spreads +atn
Pillow holster linen aud cotton sbecings
Damask table cloths and napkins f...ns aa.
namesk huckerhack and diaper towels h.. ..l.-... .
Bed l d crib blankets, all sizes
Centre table and piano covers seaTes..
and muslin curtains sa.NH,
buff shade linens and fixtures
Furniture oilcloihs md dimitcs #aF
Together with full assortment OF other housekeeping rricle
such t
Velvet, Brusse tapestry, hreopy, ngrain venitan, and
other caTpetIngs s,sa n. .N ,&"1a#
Velvet, chenille iufted, mosnc, and other rugs
Velvet, ufted, Adelaide, ute, and other mats
Drugget md linen cumb cloths
Figured plaid linen damasks, for covering arpeis
ALSO .'"'.'
$50 pieces white Canton maings s.. ,. ..r e,
SO do red and white cheskered Canton ma!ings
do chene and fancy do =.
ID for dining snd ornces
R5 do mattinss, for Easements aud Offices - ,-
rag carpetipg kitchens, &c. ,,. ~ Id. ..
viii be found very complete much cheaper usun
bracing every variety Of ~ = tl. 4tft asa
Jaconet cambric musins
Swiss muslins no TX muslius null musns ...
Nanso0k mu ius, TaetOn muslins
ID. Combric dimitler, India dimitiss e.....
Bishops lawns linen lawns India lawns
RnIante, brilianie skirting ~. ~. +. 4r....
Steel. spring skirls, hoop skirts 80 ,...,a .. .
french cnoiine skirts Marsries 4kiIts, dimity skirts
White gauze fannels, Angola finnels en- .. ~ r -r. ,
silk warp nsnnes, &C. 5 -.....a. -
April l-3tawiwif ssqrs. HooB, bRoTHER 60
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Ranking House Of Chubb BROTHERS,

banking House Of Chubb Brotbcrs,
.l Washington, January !, 1857.
John D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are this day admit
ted partners Banking House Of Chuhb Brothers The
of Charles st J. Chuhb, John
D. Barrow, and Henry Holmes, The House in Davenport Iowa.
composed Chubb VIM H. Douga and Alexander
barrow, under Of Chubb Brothers, BARROW Co.
Jan l-du CHUBB BRUTHEHS,
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than usual be accommodated by applying early
date to the actuary of the institute by letter otherwise
tces Friday and Saturday the st and I'd days May
1857 and opened for visiers on Monday the 4h 10
o'clock M and continue open until the 9th Of May
which day ii will close at 10 o'clock P. M
MoHIcAN WRITER OF HIsroRY.-The Albany cores
pondent of the New York Courier rays:
There is here calm, sedate intelligent Indian, Muth-
thew who is pursuing his studies and researches at the
State Library intruding one disturbing He
is preparing history OF his tribe the Mohicans and
those annals which have been painted and imagined
and invented by gentlemen who found it easier to call
hcon than 70 consult history, will be here illustrated by
who thoroughly understands what the Mohicans
They the River men. There very few of them
now They lost severely in the war of the rsvoluion,
when they broke league with the Mohawks and took the
side Of the republic There but four hundred,
The senior OF the tribe Metoxen resides at StockbIlge
10 Wisconsin, and remembers the part taken by bis kim
bred In the war" ~ f
FREAosT AND JOHN DEAs-According to the Cincinnati
Enquirer it has been suggesedas it discovered in
the late presidential campaign that for to away
with gentemans daughter with manageable intentions,
especial merit and qualification for which the pres
idency fitting reward-that John Dean, the New
York coachman should in for peculiar honors for his
in that line which throws Fremont and Jessie
entirely into the shade Unfortunately for Dean he is
foreigner by BIRTH and therefore constitutionaly ineligible
to the presidency for otherwise there is knowing to
what position, under the Fremont doctrine of 1885, he
might not aspire
RUBBER DEcsoEs-We learn from the New York papers
that important decision has been rendered in the Uni
ted States circuit court by the Hon. Judge ngerso
frmng the exclusive right of tie New England Car Spring
Company for the manufacture of vulcanzed rubber
springs under Goodyears patent, and granting perpe
usl injunction against the Union India Rubber Company,
who have for few months past been infringing on the
rights claimed by the former company.
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TOR REHT-A and elegantly furnished house,
Brazilian legation conains
Of and excellent htcheu hot and cold
water, gas throughout the entire house.
adjoining, and chamber
elegantly furnished with hot and cold
ly occupied by Mr.. Sartges, the French minister
For further particulars inquire the premises, No 1853 Twenty
second street, corner Pennsyvsnn avenue
March 7-dlmiftf .--
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Ice @ oam! Ice Cream !! Ice Cream!!!
n GaUTlER having the present
" LIST Oco5 farmers for his supply Of the
best Of the STATE Of virginia. will be able to supply his
public with the quality Of made in
this mn,ry price OF 81 gallon Mouds OF
- "''' 49, c. GAUTIER,
April l. eod2w .r.-t sr,H m 2a2 Penneyv ays npe
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NEW GOODS.-E. OWEN L SON, Military Naval Mcr-
Taors No. 2la Pennsylvania respectfully make
known their friends and customers and The public generally that
their 3 ,prng goods open
specon consisting black bue and fancy cloths
patterns fancy dings, with choice
vesngs styles paerns together with full
ply gcnemens furnishing goods Of vaeyto tho e1an
nat 0f " they invite friendly call " R'H -f s4
April -dlw&e0d2w [SMr1 f.f g
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JOHysTOy'S Agricultural Chemistry.
j Lieoig's Agricultural Chemistry.

TOHNSTOJ'S Agricultural Chemlstry. ar@-.f ar'
j Lieoigs Agricultural Chemistry
Rrowne's American Muck Book.
Chaptsis Agricultural Chemistry. .aa 49, rg y. 81
Practical Treatise Manures by the Society Tor the DIE
of Useful Knowledge ytsrtf ssF r.ffs-a
soIy's Rural Chemistry. London. -B.g.t..
LebiR's Principles OF Agricultural Chemistry
Vaux IN TiIlng and Fertixng Land. London. ysaya
Noads Lecturer Chemistry In Connection with Agricu-
ture. London. ste rHras '.-a-a
Manures; by Campbell Morht stH sEItaae-s sa-.a
Donaldson's Soils and Manures. London -t.rt
Guano, It's Origin, Properties, and Uses, - - - - m
h 81 = ...H#.s-. ssaf FHANCk TAfLOR-.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

breeding in Ttrds-Mr Cleveland Of Cypress
hays county, Texas has written another letter to
commissioner of Patents, in which he states that the
,i III mat section Of Texas generally engaged in
" S'oeE, which entirely subsist spon the sage and
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Admission, rs cents. ~.
Children, i2k cents
Descriptive pamphlets for sale In the hall.
0 italia has before been exhibited In Washington.
Mar l3-dtmo
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OF the applications not yet carried into warrants prob
ably 900 have been suspended rejected the ball
ance being the bands Of the examiners at other offices
for service from the rolls ---- ~ - y
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CONSULTING ENGIrEEH-The subscriber has established
Of Washington, central point for
purpose consulting engineer in the preparation
of plans ard the location OF public works. ..
He by companies all questions apperinn
Ing cost Locations plans Of construction Of railroads.
bridges works. naviga
at his Office the etc Of the work In part Of the
CHARLES EJLET, Jr,
No. 2s6 II street, ..rr Civil Engineer.
Washington, ID. c.
March 26--df2wtt
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

pRICK AND STONE OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE AT
Public AuctionOn Friday afternoon April 10Th, at O'clock
sell brick standing
walls National THEATRE comprising
quantity blue rock foundation
will the brick
sold tbs walls and taken down by the purchaser
credit Of two and four months will be given for approved en-
las. C.. MCGUIRE,
Mer lS-d Aucioneer.
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r. DR.. Kane RefrigeratOrs.
VHE subscriber factory
superior highly
by judges Cities
fered the very lowest prices E.,.
We other varieties Of refigeators, which will
be satisfaction in particular, together
with
% ' Patent Ice pitchers
".' Patent butter coolers
Patent coolers.
All of which offered retail figures
for each prompt customers.
jos. L, SAVAGE,
II" Sign OF the Gilt Saw, Penn
Mar a5-d6tf Between Tenth and Eleventh streets
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Exhibition every night s. Wednesday and sa,s
daya3k.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

RIES OF MARYLAND. e..
following numbers of the Grand Consolidated
the benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries
Of Maryland, class 8, drawn Mach %, 1857:
SO sas 81 20 "a 90 26 81 81 63 "a rs 80
following numbers Of the PataPsco Institute
Lottery, class 70. drawn March 3J 1856 ~. ,a
30 81 rs 43 70 40 80 40 AZ Al
ft r. FRANCE Co.. Managers.
d. u McPHAIL, Commissioners. tts- r.e..r ..rs
April lit rlH aIt.H ..rr." sr.."s.
,,R M " IL. began respectfully informs his friends
II pablo he has removed his office and residence
south SIDE between 9th and Tth
where happy receive the calls OF his friends
may require his professional services ar 1e5 = 4
March l9--eod4r
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T,tIE Border Rovcrs nv Ene, son Kenneth VOL
Viva the Secret Of Power by Mr. souhworh VOL
Major ,nes's Scenes In Georain. vol, illustrated
Captain Simon surgs Adventures and Travels VOL Illus
tratcd FRhNCK TAYLOR.
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rOsHEN BUTrER.-5s kegs Goshen butter, suitable 70
" family use. For tale by -,.- .....,-
March a. eo5tif MURRAY u sEMmbS'
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NEGRO GIRL (sIsve Iifc,) for sale in Aicxandria,
IN Virginia, r. Blackjack, aucuoueer, Saturday, $ib
April Of the mayors ofce at ~ o'clock M; sound in
respec do all kinds Of light work about
house: nurse, of children. She twelve
aud country For further particulars inquire
No. 4g5 lih street, Pennsrv ana avenue ~
Terms Onc4af cash the balance In so and 20 days,
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest from day Of s"e
March 24--eod6uf' sE.F skaEr 81 sa... ada ta sra
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Total number OF applications received ,236
Total number of warrants certificates issued los,4i7
The number Of Of public lands required to satisfy
the already issued 2435 $780, shown by the
following: ..-.
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-aas Tickets siO--havek $5-quartcrs 81 So
Certificate pack cgc GO wholcs. SIS
Shares in proportion.
All orders for tickets will with prompt aen
ton and drawings forwarded all who order us soon
'''' T. II, HUBBARD 4 CO.,
MIR OF -3ayvtd "st #-..A"aE H"t- " Baltimore, Md.
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II CsT LAND WARRANT.-The undersigned gives notice
Ia apply the Commissioner Of Pensions for dnpI
cate land warrant Thomas Richardson,
dated nth day OF Dscsmber 1885, leo No. which has
been lost enwood lows directed
40 Tbor,a, n suter mailed i7th December,
1856. THoMhs ~ roiibh,
Mar o5-law6wt -.t
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command arr he~by pg6ed assemble ior drill Ibis sysns
"a - o'clock. BY cdr. EDGAR A. ROBERTS, Chm
~ 80 h; O \. wnsiI. sasrlyA
e,rsTop yFrFRLY10a1)Ps or isI7-AT REGULAR
- meeting Of ne at their rooms. tcurseenth
Ward Hotel on Friday evening MAY the following resoiu
ReSovsd That Inc thanks Of his cops he rendered 70 the
ladica and gentlemen who kindly volunteered their valuable
rrv~r. nj The too given AT the Tabernacle on the
evenings OF lph and h Of April aud ihsi We shall ever
he New England Accidentas; Measrs. y ~ Naah and "
tolh,vu, Jas a. Tracy, kea, Messzs X ~ tArg an "
Ganther Cileit for her beautiful recitation Our toun
~ Union and Liberty Mr.. Pike the ceeent-s sccruson
rarcte club. Mathew Hale Smith, hsl, Tor ms eloluem
nd patriotic address the occs@o also 70 the i9Nne
elc6raed professional and amateur swordsme io me 9e
m and scenihc drplay made By Professors s,
srca and Sullivan also 10 Mr. Geo A. Cook MANAGER Tor
eserions in behalf also or he generous
nd rratuous services of he Washington Brass band aso
be Council Band for their reasonable charge on ne een
Rsoivsd That he thanks % hts corps No ey,enei 70 Az
editors ~ The oilowrg WA
lent their Aid behalf tor the auable object 0usl
Purposes TO inter those ueusrs 81 ne c2rps s W.
York Daily Times Daily News Tribune New Iofk Eptss
and United States Mihary Argus Sunday s'les suhosl
Tiues SUNDAY Dispatch and al others who have gwen US
Resolved That re thanks Of this curps be extended % he
prupetors Of the Mercer House. Mesrs Hendry adaoh
hc liberal offer Of letting have room 70 meet m
uitously which accepted unanimously and resoon
passed 10 meet ~ the Mercer House. ON Fridey evening"
\ q, O'Clock A committee appointed TO wait on w.
keene o inform him and return thanks Tor the KIND ana
uemaniy treatment the corps rcccycd NJ hts Foureeth
Hotel At al their meetings and likewise 20 Miss snn or et
interchangeable excrtions IN half which VII never DC TOT
gotten BY the members OF the senior veteran Norps -
Col " RAYMOND, Chairman.
L. Col AsNrR pALLr, "a, Secretary.
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fyIOcKs AND wATCHEa-LoUIs AYRICH RESPECT
Y funy informs hi. sclu~i,tsnses IN ms Guy
has established tcwclu store AZ - Bruaavas wv
doors above Amty street selling rich Jesery ~ e"P prs
THE finest ~ done on NE Twins geNey
fans &c repaired tn inc sesi manner .nd 1920 - ~.
and ceansd and REPAIRED ~ NE oess WV
men Particular viii be paid W COCKS uey WI ~
taken and also returned end regulated on ne pres o-
Iest ~ references from the first families me cny. r. -
d paied ro-ds and seffed Plated re7ared and re kea
eaual 70 new. LOUIS AfhIcH. eos brosdWsy' ne1 A"8
STREET.
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OCULrsrs AND AURusTs.

nR POWELL, prvorrs HIS ATTENTION Az HrvH.
eretr ne pss. twenty years 70 ns rss ~. ~
reeases OF The ard from 10 ococs ~ MA S1ce ~
Broatvsy. ArAcs.i eyes insered Without - Opswsta
ook anA movs nka Ne natural
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LEGAL NOTICE,

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR r.
~ u an insolyent from his debts nnrs,,an
OF we Inird article Of the iirsi tide Of the frh
published March H. 1851 Crci,o,s ~ ~ ,, rtssc
ID. Russell, Chy Judge, NJ his oflice NJ o. q,
On Me SNh day Of May, ct 10 o'cicck A. M ~ VI
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v.I,,c. AND IIauons.

WINES AND LfQCDRs-
+. ffsnpr.s FAST INDIA ALg-A DELICIOUS TONIC
a bevsre highly udcd o. Gxspeptcs and cows
is,ns r sar In GemUohn kegs md bottles, NJ The wine
vaults Is wall sIeeh Samples on drausht . .........
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hSTNOrOGr.

. srostsprra TO AId.-MADAMH noRRow. rHy
"A seventh dauzser of seventh cnngser, who wss aea
rresi astrological has anaura GIN Ia tel Az me events he
srep your very AoaEhs and vhesAer you msrdsd a.
inge and how times Jon are @ be mssed and no.
ON ard VIII you the likeness % your future hasban6
And snsen, fr'ruAs ard viii you be speedily rar
And rood through life have assonsshcd thousands
NOT saisfed 9enemen aduitfed - Broons srse be
tween Cannon and Cnlumbia
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TIE MILITARY.

7 IspsEy BIuEs-ARMoRY, STATE HOUSE. LUD-
low street Tuesday May s. ls67-The members cf his
a ~. O'Clock. BY g6T. EDGAR A. ROBERTS. Chm
jSo. n. wIsET, Sasrlya
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