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WHIlNEY's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.

WHIiNEY'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
va HEN "e reflect or the Imt ortance the
w Liver AMI the functions il performs in the
economy OF lie, we cannot bs surprised TO find
it on so many occasions, the seat OF extensive
aud dangerous diseases.
There no viqc;s in the human frame, thu.
IS more importantly and more critically con
nected witp life and health than the Liver.
Chronic complain ,re slow in their progress,
ant grad lily undermine the constitution, Civ
ing check TO the enjoyment of health, without
alarming The paient until ,he evil has proceeded
so iar, as 20 put IL ouL of tn. power Of means for
recovery.
Rili,u disorders in this country, are variable
in their appearance, producing complaints ofthe
stomach. head acne, loWness oi spirits, debility,
hatuie1cy, dyspepsia, nervous affections. costye-
uess. jourdice. dropsy. sc. &c. and in navy
cn'es, producing coughs, astnmas, and a suppress.
SION Or morbid secretion OF urs.e. .
Thcsc Pills are ca!culs e,' To excite the Liver
% healthy action. ard assist in disgorgins lbs
morbid serretions whirh are generally accumula-
81 IN sdCh eases, sad lo cncou:a e n healthy sc-
ion oithe Liver, which Is ,hc il ceutiye to every
other se"-eton in The svaten. They have been
found very useful in eases of SICK head ache,
when taken al The conn. enceUeDt oi the COM
pia lht, snj also IN al he complaints mentioned
above, US well as in Chronic infamatioas Of the
Liver.
SEA FARIHG persons will Gni them particu-
larly useful, Ia whiting warm climates, whers
bilious diseases advance sud 'enly, and v'th most
ser ous effects ard when some powerful neii-
cine s the only resource TO arrest their RAPID
progress.
They are very mild in their operation. AMI per-
tectly innocent, as well rs highly beneficial IN
their eiiects--and may be used In al. wea,hers
and seasrn,, without danger.
Each box contains 40 PILLS. p-ice 50 Cen's.
". b. Toprevent imposi ions, each box viii
he enclosed with label, tcsting 81 impression
# the Good Samaritan. with the follow ing m
scription =" 1h'aey's .imi- Billions PHly," and
each bill OF directions wal be signed hy tho ia-
vea or. Prepared and sold shol olassle apa re-
tail by y. r c. pvsa. jas. 4 Co. JoHs II.
MAscK. Il CO. sud GKoRoa r. Ti.kiseaAsr.
April IL. VIZ
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BU The steam boat Uashingt ~.

Cid at New York, on Saturday, ships Frederick,
S,rgoant, New Orleans; Savannah, O'Neil, Savan-
nah; brigs John Laird, Fletcher, Malaga; Forest,
Carlow, Martinique and market; scbr Oregon, Nix,
Charleston; sIoop Com. Perry. Smith, Baltimore.
Returned to New York, on MONDAY, schr Only
Daughter, Brown, leaky, bound to Martinique.
Cid at Philadelphia, 2'st, brig Almira, Hitler, St.
Barts; schr Virginia, Morris. ~ Jago de Cuba.
Arr 22d, schr Good Friends, Midlin, 20 days from
Muacaibo Left, brig Frederick. Hail. for Ne
London, unc. Spoke brig Alert, fr Rio Ia fIache,
for New London. A British frigate was cruising in
Crooked Island passage for pirates.
Arr ut Baltimore. 10Th, br'gs Good Return, Bliss,
Port au Pr,nce Henrietta, Gaiien, Bremen, 81 schr
Monticello, Holmes, Port az Prince; Enterprise,
Eldred. hence
Cid ship Balloon, Hamilton, Liverpool; brig Gen.
Pulask, Clark. Havana; schrs Rosa, Catcher, Vera
Cruz; Randolph, Walker, st Barts; Joseph, ErIck-
son. 81 Thomas.
In Hampton Roads, 10Th, brig Luna, Putnam, I'm
Liverpool, via Charleston
Sailed, 18th, ship Robert Edwards, sherburne, for
London.
Sailed from Richmond, I7th, schr Flag Of Truce,
ftceiman, Providence.
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Marriages,

In Newport, on Wednesday evening last, by
the Rev. MIR. Wheaton, Christopher Rhodes,
Esq. of 81. Thomas, to Miss Mary Wickham,
OF Newport.
In Darlington, on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Rexford, Mr.. John Daggett, Of
Seekonk, to Miss Hannah Barnes, daughter
Of the late Mr. Samuel Barnes.
In Sanford, Me. Mr.. Theodore Linscott,
aged 20, to Miss Abigail Cam, aged ~.
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II OBSERVATORY,

v2NHE Lessee Of this fashionable place Of re-
d sort, respectfully informs the public, and
citizen strangers, that it is now open for the
Spring and summer SC lsons. II is situated on
an eminence which commands a beautiful view
of Nara gansett Bay and the adjacent coun-
try; and is admitted by all who have visit it
TO be a delightful place of resort. Attached
to the Observatory, are two excellent Bowling
Alleys, not inferior to any in Rhodc-Isand.--
The Bar is supplied with the best liquors that
can be procured, and other refreshments such
as Fruits, Pastry, &c. Every attention will be
paid TO those who visit the establishment; and
affords an agreeable walk, particularly to
gentlemen strangers who visit the town for OBJ
scrvaiion and amusement. The Observatory
will be kept open from O'Clock, A. NJ tll 8,
p NJ. J. BARTLETT.
may ~
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~WN'TE suhscriber has the pleasure ofinform-
N ing his friends and The pubic, tha, owing
to ,he lJefGl pstrona,, he has ,ecelved. he has
been enabled to n.ako everal iFnprov ents a.
t-is elegant resort for gen'ce' company. A
suite OF apartments nave hecht'itrd up sll~ess1y
OF the acrom niodstion of private families, where
hey csp enjoy unds.srbed. the 6nes, s,essSy
rron Nsrragsnsett Bay. A.respects the ssur-
~sfsmusemsnt necessary 10 place N this lie
rip,ion. they will re unjer such reguls non
ito render il worthy Of hcas called the Ma
h,,t OF Rhode Island
Nay9. BENJANIN r. FOSTER.
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Deaths.

In this town, on Friday last, William b.
Smith, Of Richmond, aged 81
On Saturday evening last, Mrs. Nancy Boyd,
relict of the late MIR. Samuel Boyd, in the 62d
year Of her age.
On Monday last, Mr.. Bcr,ram r. Parker,
in the 35th year of his age.
Drowned, on Sunday last, while bathing on
Warwick shore, Harley, son Of Abner Taylor.
of Cranston, aged Is years
In Taunton, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Robert
Haynes, foreigner, aged 27 On Tuesday
last, George, only child of Mr.. George Bur-
bank.
In Edgartown on wednesday last, The Rev.
Joseph Thaxter, aged SO, the last of the Re- o.
lutionary Chaplalns.
At Madrid, Don Onis, formerly Minister
from Spain to the United States, and afier-
ward, Ambassadors to Naples under the Cor
tes.
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BROKEN PAPER.
A FEW rcams broken paper, newspaper size,
IA for sale by
July 25. SMITH & PARMENTER.
SMITH, Dixie & co,

No. y, ChenpS de,
"AVE Just received from the New York
z 4 Auctions, splendid assortment OF Lon
don, French and Domestic black, b ue, olive,
claret, brown, green Oxford and mixed Bro1d-
cloths; superfne blue, black, drab and mixed
Cassmercs; elegant silk and goais-hair CGlnb-
let, for gentlemen's coats; Russia and French
Drilling; striped Florcntines; mixed and black
Lustrings; black and drab Denmark Satlns;
heavy, plain and striped Bombazinos; drab and
olive bang-up Cords; olive Velvet; London,
Mirscilles, and Valencia ycctingS, new and
elegant patterns; Irish Linens; fancy Cravnts;
black and striped Italian Handkcrchcfs; Um-
brc!las; Beaver, Doe skin and linen Gloves;
cotton, silk, linen and worstcd Hose and Hall
Hose; Wcbb's patent roller and common Sus-
penders, &c. winch in add ton to their iormer
stock, make their assortment complete.
Constantly on hand, as nbove, general as
sorimcnt ofrcady made Clo'hing, consisting OF
blue, black, olive, clarct and mixed Frock
Coats.
Black, blue, slivc, green, ciaret anG mixed
Coats.
Cashmere. Valencia, Maseillcs, silk and
velvet Vests.
I Broadclo'h, Cashmere, Denmark Satin,
Lasting. Florentinc, Drilling, Satin, and bang
up ord Pln'aloons.
Shirt ollars, Cravats. Linen and SIR pock-
ct " ,ndkcrchicfs, ready for use.
80 armcnts made TO order at short notice,
and warranted TO fl.
lt3.Cuttmg Garments particularly attended
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CAPUCHIN CHAPEL.

MIR WIGGIN, the proprietor Of this cell
IVA ebrated Painting, has libcraly consent
ed to its beng exhibited in this town, for a
short time, for the benefit of religious socie-
~, IN the town Of Hopkinton, New Hamp-
shire. The Puntng is now to be seen at Me
chanic's Hall.
The Capnchn Chapel will remain in town
until the first Wednesday in September when
il will be removed.
Hours of exhibition, from 8, A. M. until
sunset.
Price Of season Tickets so cents. Single
Tickets 25 cents. July rs.
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law. 'f.
POPULAR SONGS, &c.


For tie Piano Forte, Flute, and other In
strumenfS.
INOR sale at No. 43, Cheapside (at two
T. thirds the customary pr ces) the follow
ing popular Songs, e.. A Weary Lot, from
Rokeby, written by Sir Walter Scott; Too
Late S:sid; Oh Share my Cottage. gentle
Maid; Soflest gales blcA round thy Dwell ng,
a favorte French Air; Yon Lovely Maid, My
Hear; with love is beating, adapted tn the Air
of the Maid ofLod; A P-ey to tender Anguish ;
The Primrose, much admired Air; Bad is he
Best, as sung by Mrs. Gsrrick, at Vauxhal,
London The GODDESS Of the Silver Sire sam
Love and the Eolen Hsrp, favorite Ballad,
bv the author Of Silent Kisses; Stay a little
longer; How slowly move the hours; The
Woodlands Cot; Love anon, the Roses; Be-
hold the lovely vernal Rose; The sweetest
Flower OF Yarrow; Tally Ho, favorte HINT
ing Song; On! Fate IN Pity; A patriotic Song.
commemorative of opening the Unon Hotel
in the city Of Redmond tvu) on the 4th Of
July, 1917, by Leroy Anderson, ESQ. music by
'iss S. Sully. EATON W. NANCY.
JUly l9
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SPLENDID ENGRAvINGS.

"A VERY choice, rich and valuable collec-
"A tion of Engrayings (received by the latest
arrivals from France) are for sale THIS DAY
and TOMORROW, at Mechanics Hall.
Those ladies' and gentlemen who admire the
line arts, will now have an opportunity that
may not again oier, as this will be found Oh
inspection collection very superior to any
ever before offered III Providence.
July rs.
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$50 TO BOSTON.
COMMERCIAL LINE OF STIGES.
Enco 1educeI 20 IL Eraua u

COMMERCIAL LINE OF STIGES.
Fare rednced TO ~, so from Providence 10
Boston.
VENHE Citizens Coach Company have used
N and are still using their utmost erdeavors
to run the Commercial Line oil of the road, that
they may hcve an opportunity Of again DOOM
ing passengers to pay them three dollars for a
passage 10 Boston. But il seems the public
are determined 10 defeat their obIcc, by the
patronage they give the Commercial Line.
Stages will leave Providence every morn
ing ot O'Clock, Books kept at Wldcr's,
July Ia. A. FULLER.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

South Shoal w 20 leagues, brig rarsso, Wat
son. us hence Cor Gottonburg.
93d ult LAT ~ "a, Ion "a, ship EdwarI Bonatfc, ir
New York for Havre.
tth, la' g 40, ION 72, sehr Betsy, days r N W
York, for M,arzas
June II. LAT 10. ION - o, was passed an American
brig, with bright sides, standing f.. shpwino signal
wth blue field, two white stripes perpendicular, ard
two do horizontal with red fac
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Entered al Ans erdtm, 6t1 ult. ship Panther, fir
Batavia, with 1923 bags coffee and 1903 hides.
Arr at Trieste, May 25, Neptune, Pltman, from
Bahia.
AT Hamburg, June 9, ships Trescott, Bishop, Ha.
vana, z or days; Nautilus, WInslow, London, do;
fro0out, Orne, uno; Mentor, Mann, Boston, wait
mo for passengers; James NJ, Tatem, Philadelphia;
big. VI N,unouth, Atkins, Mediterranean, unc Mer
mari, Va acrs Siiem. unc; ArIel, Coffin, Warren,
do; Mars Wise, Phl ,leIpha, = or 3 ds; Nautilus,
Blair, NOr' Tx, unc.
. AT Mdtanzls, 9Th inst. schr Planter, Lewis, of this
port, for Charleston, IN 2 DIS.
At antwerp, Nav 81, ships Herald, Hammond,
disc; HighM der, WEIGH, do; Bengal, Gale, Saem,
10; Eliza, Groce, do do; briggs Envoy, Pierce, Bos-
ton, soon; Apthorp, Gray do do; Globe, Devereaux,
dlsc; -, Hickman New York, do.
AT Belfast l0th ult. ship Francis, Lawrence, Just
arr from ew York--the only Am
AT 81 Pierres. 2Sth ut brigs Daniel Webster Ply
mouth, walIlng cargo; Gov. Winslow, Salem, dos
Charles, New Haven, 10; Richard, and Orion, Of
do loading; Ftrpay, Ellsworth, Inc; schrs Decatur,
do 10; Ora Maria, Hartford 2; Gen. ,ckson, St.
Thomas, next day; Mary, Newbern, I2 DAVID. for
leeward, next dav. No vessels at Fort Royal. At
TRINITY, ship of Portsmouth, aud brig Elizabeth, of
Portland. Markets dull and molasses scarce
The Spy, Of Boston, wasat Guvmas, Gulf Of Cat
ifornl,, 2Oh Sept as-cargo all sold, and bound to
ST. Diego
Exir,ct Of letter from captain MrManus, Of the
brig flora dated Havana June %, l327.--'' On the
18th June. Al 4, p. in at % 49, lon III 80 fell in
with a wreck, bottom ~, and seut he mate IN order
To lind out her name, but could make it out on
count o the suri-the two first letters were AC, and
as near is he could ascertain, she hailed from New
Haven; apparently new, with green bottom, about
l2O as bur,hen, and to appearance had been but a
few days IN that situation"
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WARM EkyH.

'yNHE Providence Bath!ng-Eouse, is open
n for the Season. This establishment, has
been lately fitted up and new Tubs added,
which render it as pleasant and convenient as
any ofthe kind in New-Encland.
The time o' attendance viii be every day
from sunrise till O'Clock in the evening, Tex
cept Sunday when it will be closed al 10 IN
the morning. Price OF Tickets % cents, for
sale at the store of I. Ransom, No. III West
minister Row. Bath Street. NAV 10.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

Newport, July 2i.
Arrived on Saturday, brigs John, Norris, II days
from Havana, with moIasses, to S. 4. Northan; In
vincible Chapman, NV Orleans, via New York, in
ballast.
Yesterday morning, brig Criterion, Davis, ir Tfa-
vana, via Boston, in ballast, To Robinson Potter.
Sailed, Yesterday, soop Fash Aborn, Hartford
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1'KTS DAY,
THIS DAY,

THIS DAY,
$4,000 dollars highest prize.
q MON Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
W 80 Il class, new series will be drawn Oh
Wednesday next. Capital prize $4,000.
Tickets 5 and shares N proportion.
WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY,
Class No 8, for the ere cton of a Masonic
Lodge, to be drawn in this to IN, on Wednes-
day, the Stb Of August. $1,000 Capital Prize.
Tickets only dollars, and shares in plopor-
ton.
Tickets and shares in the above lotteries for
sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY,
July q. FIRST door vest oftne bridge
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For whole tickets and shares, Scheme price,
for approved paper, payable fifteen days after
drawing, or at retail, two dollars. Orders for
Tickets, on the above terns, will meet with
immediate attention, if addressed to
PAINE * BURGESS,
July 81 Agent for the Managers
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We regret extremely, TO announce the death
of Dr. WILLIAM CHAMBERS, so Justly cele-
brated, for the invention of the Pana cea for
the cure Of intcmperance. He died at his res
idence in New-York city. on Monday afternoon
last, after short illness
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ST0N.E

SlO-sE.
WCST received, 100 feet Curb S!ene, for
- sidewalks, o: the best quality. Also
1000 feet Of White Ma,tle. Of y superior quail
ity, FOR Grave Stones. Goanneats, Tombs,
Tables, &c. 800 feet oi yariegatcd Marble,
for chimney pie es, facing, and heat;hs for
irc-plaecs, sc. On hand, large quantity
Of Soap Stone pieces, all (which will be sold
lew, by DAVID ROLL1A,
June 23. nydrsulion ~ ~,
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"TANTED--A colourcd woman. 10 do
w the work in a sriall family; ono Of
steady habits and obligng disposition, will ro-
cciye good wages. Application 10 he madc to
tins Oih-e. or -, South Water Street
Inlt 4
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NEw.BEDFOR ,, July i9.-Ar, ship w,nslow,
Clace, Pacific Ncean.
PORTSMOU II, July % Arr ship Montgomc
ry. Sa'ur, Liverpool.
BATH, Ju'y S-Arr ship Car wan, Thing, Lv.
erponl, IS.
PORTLAND, July lS.-Arr brlgs Domele Ha
yana; Angela, d.; l9h, Susan & Sarah, Water
house, do.
SALEM, July l9.-Arr brig Phube, Burnham, ir
Mrauham, 3d.
22i, arr B'nga Gale, Antwerp, SO.
NEWHU iYP bRT, July Is.-Ar schr Lady
Brooks, tlcknev, 81 Plerres, NJ ,rt. 2
BOS1 e. july 2O.--Cli sh,ps II ,uqua, Duma-
resp, Cowes md market; Rasscas, AUSTIN, Copen-
hagen AID II Perersburg; brig. Falcon, Somer Ma
laga; Pilgrim, Williams, Port au Prince; schr Com
bne, Martin, Cape IIayrien.
2lst, arr brig Brandvwl'e Perry, FIN Alexandria;
schr Alfred GalIcn, ii III, Edenton.
Id brig LYDIA, Copel nd, II yana; schrs Patriot +,
Story, Havana; Lucretia, GIBBS St. Peters.
22d. arr snps Eagle, Smith, fla nburg, ~; General
Pike, ole, Llverpoo ~; lava, purrngon, do 4 ;
schr Forester, Byram, Phlladephlt,7
23d, arr brig II rschc, HIS. Liverpool.
CD sch, Neptune, Hlggus, Malaga.
NEW YORK, Juy 20-A r ship Atlantic. Fos.
DICK, B'l!ast; brig Havana Packet, Folger, Havana,
L Tobacco Plant, Young, Bangor Wales, 46.
2lst, cid ships Birmingham, Harris, for Lverpoo
President, lila scy, Charleston; brigs Adele, Buell.,
Havana; Frances Doughty, Marseiiles.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Ar ship Globe
Dlxey, Liverpool; schrs Emma, Bishop, Providence;
Hiram, Oen.kc. Richmond.
Cid snps New Jersey, Wntall, Canton; Monte
yuma, West, Llverpo !; brgs Sophia, Dunn, iIavre;
Charles Fawceit, 5 nipson, Providence.
BALTlM RE, July l9.-Ar ship Margaret,
Brown, Antwerp; Exchange, Mouait, Liverpool, 55
via Charleston bar.
ca schr VIM. X Mary, Oliver, Baracoa.
FREpERlCKSBURG, July ls.-Arr sctr Duly
Ann, Nnwels, 81. Thomas.
PETERSBURG, July l7.-Cld ship Robert Ed
ward, Shcrburne London
CHA iLESToN, July ll->r schr Chlo, Case,
Providence, l6
IA ar brgs Perseverance,, Barker, Matanzas,
D; Lamar, Putnam, Liverpool; schr Sally & Polly,
Fashe, Trudad de- Cuba.
CD b~que Grec,an, Blanchard LIVERPOOL; schr
Emelln", Burger. West Indies.
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COFFEE. PIMENTO. &c.
TO PRINTERS.

TO PRINTERS.
KNOR sale, the est abllsmcnt Of a weekly
n newspaper, in aseaport town in Nassa-
chusetis; it has between ten ande'even hun
dred subscribers. The i'll Lealth of tho prcs-
ent proprietor is the reason for relinqushing
the business. For further particulars inquire
at this Office. July 25.
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. .pTHEs DAX. -

MON Canal Lottery, 30th class, new
" series, to be drawn this day. A few
chances may be obtained if applied for im-
mediately,
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W sHINGToN LODGE LOTTERY,

SHiNblON LODJr. LII Ehl,
Glass No. 3,
uNOR the erection ola Masonic Hall, and
a the encouragement OF a Free School
Paine & Burgess, Agents FOR the Managers.
TO be drawn in Pro ,idcncc, on Thursday, S'h
day Of August, 1927. 80 No. teEery Permu-
Iation ballots drawn.
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.S-< CADET sEL
sl MARINE LIST. gS:

Full Sea-This Day, 9h .2m-Thursday, Oh SIN
-Frlday, l0h Am.
1T subactms D. ndte, the time OF high at Newport
adding hours aud muss, give the Boston
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Tickets in the above splendid scheme may
be had for dollars; 81 80 for halves, 81 25
for quarters, and 63 cents for eights, ut
CLARk'S
X State Lottery and Exchange Office,
Jlly 25. No. 4, Union Buildings.
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LUCK AGAIN AT ALIENS.

nRAWN numbers in the New York Con-
~ soldatcd Lottery, class No. 5.
23 90 81 20 i3 &c II
No. IL 26 l3, q prize of Si576, was sold at
No. IL, Market street, where the fortunate
holder is req cstcd 10 call and receive the
cash. July 2j
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WINDOW GLASS.
NEW- -ENGLAN . ro, u Window Glass, all
.- Y sizes, from 8 by 6 to 22 by II, may be
had on application to the subscribers, at the
mandatory prices.
A!so--Varous qualities Of s by 6, 8 by 7
and 10 by 8 Glass, some of which is very suitable
for manufacturing establishments, at reduced
prices.
b. C.. DYER, Jrs. & Co.
July 25. Union Buildings.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
As guide to vessels attempting to enter the port
OF Santos, IN dark nights, the emperor OF Brazil mas
approved of large fire being kinded tho island Of
M,ela, until the light be construct ID
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Neic Yor and z. Island Steam boat Lane
NEW ARRANGEMENT

0J-FIvE TIMks 4 wEEX..G)
aSTEAM BOATS WAsHISGroN, Capt. +
- !. Bunker; CoNNECTICUT,C Capt. Com
stock; and FULroN, Cept. K. q Bunker
One Of the above boats, will leave for New
York, ever sunday. Tuesday, "Wednesday,
Thursday and Sa, -day, a, lc o'clock, A. II.
The WaAhingon's regular days Of s,prips,
are Sundays and Wednesdays. at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj. The Fulton or Connecticut, will leave
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
July L.