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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

L.it fixed idea in the British mind that captive
mopnch, must be conden ned to insular lmPrisCp-
msntl Or is it that the success Of claiming Ma
poleo the Great TO rock in the ocean mas sug-
ge. ed the expedency Of Like treatment OF al
criminals on gigantic scale, who should thereafter
come to Judgment before sn Eugi.h ministry
Whatever be the law, whether Psychological or
national i seems good one. IT is better - con.
denim the few remaining days of the old hing oi
Delhi to an imbecile and gnomnous solitude, than
TO cut him of by the headman's sS, or that later
method Of civilized and Christian punishment, 10
load cannon with him.
The King is to be sent to q small group OF ISLANDS
in the Bay of Bengal, known among mariners as
he Andamans, and hardly known at all TO anyoody
else. The largest of these is about one hundred
and twenty miles in length by about twenty In
breadth. The smallest is about thirty miles by
seventeen miles. In the center Of the Great Anda-
man the land rises to hight of twenty four hum
dred feet aDd is laid down upon the charts as a
landmsrk-the Saddle Peak. No tropical abund-
arce seems, readers these islands attractive as
10 fruits grow there worthy of the name, except
the mangrove although they are Leavily timbered
Tie chief food provided for man is feb, and of this
there is plenty, though the barbarous nhabi'
tants also eat of lizards, guanas, snakes aud
rats. Swine of dimputve kind, supposed
to be the progeny of some shiPwrecked
stock, are to be found in the forests; but
these have to be caught before they can be eaten
preliminary implying more ingenuity aud industry
than the saysges are always mas.er OF. When they
do catch tsm they adorn their huts with the skull'
and boDes--s babit which has esrned them the
reputation in past time of cannbalisn. Though
this is probably undeserved, hey are cruel aad
il hOsptabe people, and always repe any at-
iempts at friendly communication. Their ap-
pearance, too, is said to be az repul'lve as
their habits, being an exsgCeratlon of the
lowest African Hpe-hat noses, thick ups,
wOolly hair jet.blssk skin, and very low stature.
Their costume is mud with which they cover them
selves as a protection against the innumerable IN
tects Which infest this inviting country; their EN-
plo, ment, a constant prowlng about in quest OF
food. which is abundan. enough to save them from
starving, and so scarce to keep them always
hungry: their houses, four poles stuck in the
ground and covered With branches of trees; their
ornaments, red ochre, with which they delight to
fill their wcol and all the amenities of manners
they compress into single sautatory gesture
when they meet by rails ng one leg aud slaPping
the under part of the thigh.
Such, We gather fsom u late India paper, are
the future abode and companions of the King of
Delhi and on the whole, We hardly think that he
can have very pleasant time of it.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

| The House yesterday voted to ADHERE to their
| amendment to the LecOmptOn bill Of the Senate.
| The vote was Il9 to 1II-nO change from that
by which the amendment was carried, save that one
Member on each side Humphrey Marshall and
Bowie of Md.) had paired off and were absent.
The matter is now reduced to this issue: The
original or Senate Lecompton bill is certainly dead,
and the Senate is at liberty to choose between the
House OF Crittenden- Montgomery bill and the utter
defeat of the measure. We are quite Indifferent as
to the choice, but our decided impression is that
the Senate will also vote to-day to adhere thus
laying The bill dead on its table. But be this as it
msy, Lecorpton is dead, and with it all danger of
Kansas being forced into the Union under Con-
siituton abholfed by her People.
So fair and reasonable is the House proposition
so unmistakably based upon and replete with
genuine Popular Sovereignty-that We should an
tcipate its adoption by the Senate, even at this
lac hour, but for its requirement of direct vote
of the People Of Kansas approving or rejecting the
LecomptOn Constitution. That vote would inev-
itsbly show so large msjority against Lecompton
at least three to one-as to render at once odious
end ridiculous those who have been for MONTH
sti ucglng to force it through Congress, and even
threatening TO Dissolve the Union if it were de-
ieated. On the WHOLE we should like to chron-
icle q Popular Vote Of Karsas next month on The
r Cnp hon tha Ca mate
may recede and pass the House bill Yes, let
the People of Kansas have the honor and satis-
ia ,tion of firing the last volley over the grave of
Lecom pton. 1t sill do them world Of good, aud
won't do any body else much harm.
Some of the journals, including one or two
that are tepi6ly Republican "of and on" are
csckliug over sn alleged abandonment Of principle
in the Republican vote in Congress for the Critten-
Cen. Montgomery substitute, because they say, 1t
| shall prefer to DO so. There are two severally
| conclusive answers to this chuckle: ]. We know
that Kansas does not and will not prefer TO in
ss a Slave State; ,. If she did, the Republicans
would violate none of their cherished principles in
slowingit. Turn to the delphia Platform (see
| Tribune Almanac for 5s, p. 33) scan il carefully
ard you will find there no declaration, no protest
against the admission Of bona fde Slave State as
such The Republicans are too sensible, too prac-
tica to und srtake locking the stable door after the
horse has been stolen. They seek to bend the
| txig not TO bresk the tree. They would keep
Slavery out of Cor under in the Territories, so as
not TO be troubled with il in the admission Of States
| Aud Kapsas, which has taught them how to dea'
practically with the Slave Power SO as to check lis
! advances and transform its trumphs into discom-
futures, may teach us also how to sacrifice our own
pride of opinion to the requirements OF praciiea'
opportunity for closing an embittered controVersy
and securing an immense good.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
New1lork DAILY @ibmaue
FRIDAY. APRIL 0. 1853.

Letters for Europe BY the steamship Vanderbilt
viii be received If prepaid. up to 10 o'clock TO-
night. at tie ofice, No. 5 Bowling Green. The
Vanderbilt sails 8! O'Clock TO- morrow morning.
The screw ste,mer City Of Baltimore, for Liver
pool will take the mails tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

TIL. Pers.ylranidn, in its exceeding zeal to white
wash President BuchsnAns policy and pick flaws
in the conduct Of the Opposition, appears to fall
into some little inca sistencies. A" by hrm aud
:. ;nd;cious administration Of tie affairs Of this
" troubled Terr.eiy,' so says TA Psunsyfrasian,
TIE President has completely qcered the spirit OF
"discosd ;aN osoe ru.ed there; 40 has ,.ssiilT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

The Warrington Union says that, at the recent
elections in st. Louis and jefferson City, "the Abo-
ton ticket was successful"
Tie Springfield Repgblieaa says:
Mr. CsrdenLire who il elected Mayor of j. 3erson
City is en ex-Attoiney General of the State, able
q niemsn. and avowed and active Free-Stce man.
We know him. esd can endorse him fit associate
of Frsok F. Blair aud B. Gratis Brown in tba,work Of
regene eating Ma ouri. His election the head Of the
municipality of Jefferson City IS event ob.y lees ini-
significant than the Free State -inmphs in
ST. 9uis ard proves that the hopes of the State
cited by the latter, are speedily to be Iealzsd.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

re %. 5h. 9Th. 7h. s.b, 9th. 10Th. ie:a. isk. fxs
18th. i6.h, iS,a. 21b. and 2lst Districts, ED ~
Sbsn have ths lat, a. 4,b. ilth. issh, and probsl,
the I9th, though The HarJerd Press insists tsss =.
cary tie l9tb Returns recei' here from each .swa
however, give Phelps, Sham, majority. wsthsns 4
il doubt in the 18th District but Ihe Hartford T.e,
saws he is elected by majority.
The House, every town heard from except North ss.-
tingtor, Rep, voiuntown, Loco and Unios. 2Rs,,
will s,asd lao TO 81, giving u a majority of6l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
r'srT.-ws have full returns Of the vote
Tota. iexcept 10 town-l.....33,0ii
Ruekipgham over Pratt oS2l.


The latest figures in New Haven show bat Mr..
Buckrgbsms vote will be about 5000, and Gen.
PIa,,s about 81 200, giving Mr.. Buckingham about
37OO msjerity. gain Of 1890 over LA. year. The
American vote FOR Nsssis, Peck and Erison will &C
over 5000, probably, which viii sesa Messrs. Boyd
and Buell. 10 the Legislature. as candidates sgAsast
w.ll.sms and Child. ard oscousa .hey vii be eisted.
as tie choice must 10 msds teiweea tie two hi. .est
osnj.detss
Tbs S.lSs wi psobaLly. s!sOi &c 6.o5, ", cary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Busiress Notices.
q y NJ N 4

u ENiN
Cars HEAD
AxoTHtk lssovLIiOS' .,so,,ht
oxs,s has ,he pleasure Of announcing that he b" J"'
ou. upward Of 49,
TWENTY SrYIFs or Cars -. .,.,.ea 10
sui.able Cor the present season and comprps 10
every vsie,J q face and sglte. all tsstes ~ 's'
AL OccuP.TiOss, . ,-o,,;n.nt Of
PRorzssoss and PvRsriT Among n9 wbieh model Of
thesc fabrics the following escn o,io W
pestpe ess and elegance In make sId hh'n'
TRAVELLING Cars, ,,.,.,xe car.
NDiS" Sh hs.osTisc Cars, BUSINESS Care
AMY AID NAVY Cars 81. Cars, Ora, Cars
coNroDosrs GAYS tS,,srssuts's Cars,
Roys' CAPS ssogNe Cars
&c, 30, &c. 49,
. -, A.. sisned for designing and manuactur'
Tte h.es.. y " Se.cpi,n and quality are uneqused IN th
ase,,, "a be invites especial attention 70 n s T. ~,
containing ss""'' JoHS ~ GESIs
psrmehh No 2l4 srOa3vsy opposite st. Psll'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

disappointed ofice-seeker yesterday committed
an assault upon the Secretary Of the Interior, who
narrowly escaped with his life. The fellow was
taken into custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

The steamship America is now over due at Hal.
fax, with three days'later intelligence from Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
TO C0RREsP0sDENTS

s..srbs In sssiAat relni.tsDess hsareuay
uon ee VI the Post 0nos sna vsCy hcquen.y thu
uSue q as STATE Witch ss payer 70 b Always
.x..aes 1s psase oi tbs r,st QGss sSi Sssh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

Idfsre "a iuio, eltlencn intending {, Si Fsr ha: my
firm ia Pais Rue Parsds Posoniee No % viii atd 10 the
mission CHARLES AHRENrGLDT,
No. 30 MURRAYSr., y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
REMOVAL.

In eouseoueuee of the destruction by fire OF old store
N,es have removed the oommodious warehouse
No. ~ MURRAy-SI.,
where oAer foi sAle
FRTNcH CHINA DISNKR, TEA AND TOILET SETS VASES,
Gaze baskets Spttoons, Cologne bottles, &c
PARIss EARsLT STATUETTs,
BoHEMIAS and BELGIAN GLASSWARE
Cbe. Cbsruagre aud other Wine Glasses and ali the
Uroduct IN Bohemian fancy coored G4ss Shade
frrica Brcnzes aud ether fancy articles
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PRTEsTLEY & BE1N.
SPADES. sHOvELs.

Yes, SPADES. .sHOVELs.
Landing and IN store, the following, VIZ:
100 dozen S. W Collins, Yankee AID Kentucky patterns
100 .. Leveritps
100 q. Hunts
100 D. Imitation Collins.
100 .. o. Arnes Co.'s best sHoYELS and sPApES-%
to G.
100 e. Rowlaud's-2to 5.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY & BEIE
SO and 81 Camp street.
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Tennessee iron.
The subscribers, agents the sale Of HIILhAN BROTH
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON,
nave on hand and are receiving regularly full stock compr-
ing the following viz:
800 uns FLAT from to ~ inch x1& TO inch.
100 d. ROUND and sQUARk,.14 TO 3inch
80 =. HORSESHOE, y, q, l. "a and Dab neh
60 . Pillow PLATE g. !, 6, 9, 10, Il, r. 49, "a and IS
in. xl6 "a aud z.
so e. BOILER PLATES, 3-l6, Il and SIG
PRIEaTLEY & BEN,
SO and 81 Camp street
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...ss.3ys.sF, Sizes. strFaAmBOATs AND FAN

3 $3.50 SHIPS, sTNARIB0ATs AND FAA
ia ilessuppiied with Beef, Pork hutton and Veal
vi saus4ges Tripe, and esarythiug in the butcher.
ng line Barrels Galfbarres OF Choice Gorned Beef
2utap to order for daanor Family Use at Stalls Ros bs
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MBRBEL PARKER.
EBsteehosts and shpssnpplied With MI kinds oil ltV
Stock such az fresh mich Cove Hogs shoats, Pigs Sheep,
Goats. Ceeset Daeks, Chlekers. etc. seq ~
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Cane-CHrrIer Chains
90 casks best CANE-CAkRIER CHAINS-Just received
and for sale by PRIEsTLEY Il BEN,
81 and 81 Camp street.
English Iron.
Landing ex ships wndermere, Emily Augusta and Poeahon
tas, from Liverpool, and in store
$40 tuus ENGLISH BAR IRON, comprising full assort-
1neut Of Flat, Round and Square, all sizes-Gommon
and Refined
$50 bundles SHEET IRON assorted from 10 to 27of yari.
Gus widths, "a &c, q, 30 and 36fnrh'
1900 bundles HOOP IRON assorted ~ r. Is Ia, "a and
Ia inch.
800 bundles CIsTERN IRON, Ito inch.
100 bundles BAND IRON IL INCH i and 9l6 inches
thick
500 bundles SCROLL IRON assorted ~ "a, x q and in
"a, 3l6 and q inch.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street
Copper.
The subscribers have hand and constantly receiving
from the Copper Works, the following
BRAZIERs' ROOFING AND BOLT COPPER-v2:
10 cases 2OxG0, TO- II aud u h. for roofing.
10 Cases 24XGG, 10, Il and u 10,
10 cases 3Jx6O, TO- II and l. b.,
sheets, assorted, IA ID. to Il H. eaehsOSf0
$3.50 pounds Bolt Copper, q, 4, "a, z, q, IA IA
and IA inch.
= Also
COPPER BOTTOMS, Oval and Round, great variety.
PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
oil g. 50 ard 81 Camp street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

CAAMPAGEE AGENc r
MOTT & CHI LIN b o MS
Fleur de SileFy Oil de Perdftz, YersnAS VIZ Imperial
The subscriber is authorised
for direct importation Of the
payne and soicts the attention Of dealers general stock
always on hand. Samples Gag be seen ut lhs 99esag
8. WOLFE,
nil ly Corner Of Gravisr and Nlee lsyst stfssta.
NTARETT RhAMDK-THE' UR5IJEAsIaai EIY 6cif
lHl appointed Agent for the old est6Lised house q
BoUIE MARETT Coz for The sale e t1eiE VERY saper9
Brandes; Importer the Justly ctAbre1ea FraF
Brandy prepared receive orders either
market prices in Gognsc, be shipped direct
the Union. supply constantly hand Samples
al the store Of
nil Iy Corner OF Grayier street and New Lezss.
eSAHERAC BRANDEES- HAVE A 4g9B
y supply hand and receiving by direct poaola
from France additions stock celebrated
favored brand We have 1885 ID eighth pipes 1e ~ sih
and pipes 1902 do do; 1905 in half, quarter th
pipes invite the attention Of the trhde and
generally, this article is pure and unedUiterae6 a5
on New York terms and prices by
VIM. E. LBNERIdR co, a Gid Levee s5.l
dig 1y Sole Agents ii this city.
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full and general assortment Of Domestic and Foreign
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Table and Pocket
Constantly hand and for sale on accommodating terms y
PRIEsTLRY & BEIN
80 aud 81 Camp street.
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SLAVE DEPOTS.

81 NEGROES FOR SALE HAVING RE
MS Espmade oihe corner of Baronne and Ora
IA yer Streets squares west of the ST. Charles Hotel
I will keep stantly on hand choice a Of Mary lAna
and Virginia NEGROES consisting of Field Hands, House
Servants Mechanics Cooks, Washers and Ironets, Seam
stresses etc an Of which will be sold low for cash time
ses9 92 If Wy w j. NJ. WILSON.
4, SLAVE DEPOT, No. 1876 GRAyIEK AND 81
.HA DRYADES STREETS. ~
gyss 70 TRAINERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
Having opened my old stand the LIST OF January 1883,
With good aceomm cations 300 Negroes, respectfully
rio ~ g. F. HATCHER.
o. E95SFSF1Rss SLAVE DEPOT 1877 COMMON
street. New Ofiehnsfe Keeps constantly On hand And
III for sale Mechanics Field Hands Cooks Washers lr9S
ers and General Hose Servants Also, buys ana sell,
SLAVES commission Having converted me family paL q
e large story building to the OF aays has inade
he depot in the city and we'll furnished er tue eoori
q AZ 5layes. n FOSTER.
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Bells.

The subscribers agents for G. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell
Mandatory have on hand receiving regularly full
stock, comprising
BELLS FROM 50 TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for any weight pounds and war
ranted as TO sound and quality.
PRIEsTLEY 4 BETN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Chain Cables

Chain Gables.
Landing and for sale by the subscribers
CHAIN CABLES, proyed-ss, 10 fathom'
.. 24,75
PRfESTLEY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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RiVets--Pressed Spikes.
Landing and for sale by the subscrbers-
80 kegs BOILER RIVETs-l16 and l7sH7s.
50 .. RIYETs, for Sheet Iron Workers
50 :. e.. for Iron Shutters.
$50 :. PRESSED SPIKES, Ito inch.
PRIRsTLEY h BEN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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CHAs. r. RAILEY & GO.


CHAs. r. RAILEY & GO.
CaAs. II. RAILsY = CO., GENERAL oaocaRs
And Dealers n
LIQUORS, WINES CIGARS AND TOBACCO, !
No.Iy TchoupitouIas and
No. ~ Gravier street,
oser for ale On reasonable terms The following articles
Brandy
20 packages, various qualities.
WHISKY
go packages OLD BOURBON
MoxoSGAHEbA.
IRISH,
SCOTCH.
REcrIFIED.
HOLLAND,
AMERICAN.
Wines In Wood
MADEIRA.
PORT,
SHERRY.
SWEET ard DRY MALAGA.
CLARET,
WHITE WINES,
s4UTERNE.
BABsAc, ETC., etc.
Champagne
$50 baskets assorted.
sundrles-
BRANDY cHERRrEs-G1ass and cork stops.
BRANDY FRUITs-Assorted.
ABsYETHE-rarlous brands.
ANIsETTE-AlI qualities
CHERRY BRANDY aud CHERRY BOUNCE.
CURACAO.
CORDIALs-Assortsd, an kinds.
KIRscH.
MARAsCHINo.
| PEPPERMINT.
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
woLFE's AROMATIC seH1EDAM sCHEAPPs.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDY-old and fne.
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PoRTER-Quarts and pints.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE--ouarts and pints.
PORTER AND ALE-1n boxes, qts. and PTS. Amerp
Tobacco
800 boxes of all styles.
Pounds half pounds, So, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, etc, from the lowest grade 70 III
highest quality ard price.
Cigars
All the approved brands Of fine Havana CIGARS,
An assortment of German CIGARS
; Cuba Skies, etc, etc.
snuff
Lorillards CARROTS Goodwin'S,
Roome's, etc.. etc, etc.
Pipes
PIPES Of every description.
PIPE HEADS of assorted qualities.
GoodTin's Smoking and yellow Bank TOBACCO.
Calls =. =,
Tea-Tea-Tea-
DPER1AL, in half chests, of every qunlity-lOO pkg
in 6, IL and II b. boxes 900 ..
in canlsters of I and 21bs. each. 100 :.
GUNPowDER, in hr. chests, of every quality, 50 =.
9 q. n6ib., 12lb. and canisters, 100 :.
YOUNG HYsoN, bf. chests, ass d quality, 80 :.
: ooLoNG PouOHoNG, 100 e,
+ in 10, IL and 2olh, 100 !.
PoUCHoNG, in 6 and OF. papers, 100 :.
Pickles. Preserves, Ketchups, etc.
Ground Spices.
Wood and IviIlow.Ware.
Spices
100 bags PEPPER.
20 bales and half bales CLOVES
50 bags ALLsPICE.
u 500 msts CAssIA.
j 1000 pounds NUTMEGs.
d zoo :. MACE.
a Paper
/, Hardware Straw,
Cap and Letter.
d Tea News, ETC., etc.
Is Playing Cards
e American and Spanish, every variety,
oils
Lard, Sperm Whale Cotton Seed.
q Sweet Oh
: Quarts and pints-2DO baskets.
6! SOAP
Magnolia, Colgate Winchester, Western, etc.
Coffee
RIO, JAVA,
WHITE AND BROWN,
MOCHA, LAGUAYRA.
= Candles
H. STAR-l5O0 BIKES.
SPERM,
CHEMICAL sPERF, etc.
Butter
"a GOsHEN-Fresh, landing constantly by steamers
Pa sail vessels from the best Eastern Diaries
WEsTERN-Fresb, landing constautly.by steamers.
= Cheese
- 80 boxes row in store
~ Western, English Dairy,
ar Durham Farm
,ut
Gloucester,
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REWARDS.

. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
ca REWARD Kan away frcm the subscriber, lSt OF June
@k3+ Inst muatto named PATSf tcaed '&artha,
w her COored assocates) She appears be ahout %
years age but older and under medium size, with large
mouth excellent teeth small feet neat in appearance She is
wife to colored barrier named Wesley shop No LOG Com
tree probably induced her ahscOnd and doubt
less rows where She is.
hundred dollars will be paid for the arrest of said
woman and y dollars addition for evidence to convict
any pers ON Of harborig her Il. NJ. THOMPSON
Se22 81 GrGyier street
TWO THOUSAND DOLLAESS REWARD
Having reasonable evidence to believe the explosion OF the
steamer Vii gna the result of anetao design the
reward Two Thousand Dollars will be paid for the de-
lection conviction Of the guilty party or parties
EDN ARD TOBY, Agent,
au1A if ~ Camp street.
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nj H. aYEIE, SURVEYOR sANnCIYIL ENGINEER,
lNs 0Hice-No. 30 Bank Place, New Orleans
viii attend 10 the grading of lots measuring enbsnkments,
excavations, etc. in the city and ing lands in The
fry.
RefeF to Col a r Field Louis Fl, Piie, ESQ., city sur
yeyori II. Tram ESQ., No ~ Peter strest Jacob Mas
geua, ESQ No 10 Bank tiaea, ani2 t
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McDUHWELL'S REST AURANT Hc4
nA9 !. 147 Common street. between Baroans sra ties
I'd ~ rOndelet Streets Neg- DTlesnH.
$zssEEsaB This establishments will remain open aaFtgF
the summer where thing the affords befaaed
and prices moderate. The we'll ventilated
desirable fhRn any other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished fortrsngiert BoRrderB.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with sra
LIQUORS Of every description at wholesale prices
MCDONNELL Il McGRAH4
PraprfafaFa
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Boiler Iron.
Landing ex ship WestmorelaRd, from Philadelphia
100 sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER IRoN-}a inch.
For sale by PRlESTLEf bElN
50 and 81 Camp street