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LEGISLATURES or NEw- Y DIRK" The
moral aspect of the House. as exhibited
IN the case of a petition for race-course
IN the western part of the State, was high.
y gratifying. The application was re.
fused nearly unanimously; only two vot
ing Tor it. The argument urged by the
applicants, that the breed Of that noble
animal, the horse, would be greatly i'm
proved by it, was answered by a weight
Ter one, viz: that it would deteriorate the
breed of that noble being, man, and de.
moralize his powers. There was ole
great course on Long Island. which was
deemed sufficient for the whole State
and, without foreign aid. it was believed
even this could not be sustained. 1t was
hoped, moreover, that the improvement 10
public morals would be such, in short
time, that the course at Jamaica would be
abandoned. There has been a great pur-
CATION of Infdelity and Fanny Wright
ism since | last had the opportunity Of
being present at the session Of the Legis-
lature. Righteousness" truly, "exalt-
eth a nation, but sin is reproach to any
people. IN. YBGp. Regr.
The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, under date of 9Th
lst. says" | am very sorry TO inform
you that it is more than probable that the
CIlley and Graves duel is not the las,
that is destined to disgrace this session O.
Congress. There is an affair of honor
now on hand | send you the names o
the parties for your private eye" -BOs
ton Press
The BROTHER OF MIR. C1LLEY.-I
has been currently reported in the news
papers, and out of them, that the brothe,
Of Mr.. CilIey was on his way to New
York with he a"owed intent of shooting
Mr.. Webb. 1t is not so. He resides il
New Hampshire, and is at this time ;
candidate for the Senate of that state
N. Y Spec.
On the 9Th Of March, VIM. J. Graves
the murderer of CiIley, rose in a seat II
the House of Representatives, and mad
a report from the Committee on Road
and Canals. The sight Of him mus
have made any vir:uous man shudder.-
Boston Press.
FROM ALBANY.-The Senate concur
red, on Wednesday, in the resolution
from the Assembly, for adjourning o.
the 18th of Aprit-N. Y. Spec.
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

Geo. Palmer, 81 so: J. Vincent, 2 90: C. T.y-
Tor, 200: L. Pierce, 200: J. Knuwlton, 90 :
9. Brimhs1l, jr., 200: Daniel Smith. 2 90: G.
Carpenter. 66: c. Allen, 46: L. Kibbey, l SO:
U. Rice, SO: NJ. N. Stearns, 100
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NOTICES..

FIFTH VOLUME OF THE CULT1vAToR,
CONDUCTED BY J. BuEL-OGcs No. 8,
Washing ton-street, Albany.-The Cult
vator is monthly publication Of l6 pa.
ges, devoted TO agriculture, on a sheer of
the largest size of paper-2S by 40 inch
es. The price is ONE DuLLAR per an
mum. payable in advance; and every
eleventh copy, or its equivalent, will be
allowed to gentlemen who receive and
transmit subscription moneys, free Of
charge. The postage on volume of the
Cultivator will not exceed Is cents to
any part of the Union, and within the
State, and a circle of 100 miles, it will
be but IL cents. A volume will con-
tain more than 200 pages quarto, will be
| illustrated with cuts of animals, inple-
ments, &c., and be furnished with copi-
Gus index 1t will comprise as much
letter press print as 1900 pages Of COM
mon duodecimo-as much as the Penny
Magazine, published by the British Soci-
ETY. for the Promotion of Useful Know
edge, and which, at two dollars per an
num, has been reputed to be the cheap
est any where published.
The Cultivator will continue to treat OF
the science of agriculture, to furnish in-
structions for the best models Of practice
in all the departments Of husoandry. in
! horticulture, and other rural affairs, and
to furnish useful lessons for the improve
ment Of the young mind. The Conduct
or will endeavor to render it PRESENT
HELP, and volume Of USEFUL REFER
ENcE, to all who have the ambition TO
distinguish themselves in rural Iabors and
rural mprovemen:s-to he p themselves
and to benefit society.
A few copies Of the four published VOL
umes of the Cultivator are vet for sale, al
SO cents the volume, stitched, or bound
with the additional charge of binding
NoT1cE.-The last week in April
having been appointed for the Anniver.
sary meetings ofthe Baptist Tract, Home
Mission, and American and Foreign Ri
bic Societies, together with the Baptis
TrienniaI Convention, in the city of New
York. Heterogeneous have been made by
the friends in this city, to provide accom-
modatious for the delegates. They viii
please to call immediately on their arrival
at the basement of the Oliver street meet
ing-house, where committee of arrange
ments will be in attendance to give then
the necessary directions.
New York, 18th March, 1888.
The next annual meeting of the BaI
fist General Tract Society will be held j
4 the Oliver, street meeting house, N. YorL
: on Tuesday evening. April oath, precec
y ing the meeting of the General Conven
e ton. The members and friends of tn
e Society generally are affectionateiy inVi
= ed to attend. BY order of the Board.
ra ta.a@-. ~ 1sr ...1 .->- WV. FORD, SEC.
: Philadelphia, Feb.l2, 1898:
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for discu
: sion this (Tuesdayl syenlng:-Wh''
= excite the greater admiration the aoor
OF Nature or Of Art1
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CANADA AFFAIRS.
From n. Buffalo Com. Adv. March 1,

FRom TIE WEsr.-Another Erpedi-
sion broken ap.--Eariy this morning we
received by express. the following Intel
liQsacr, which As il comes officially may
b depended upon rs eorret.
Gen. Scoti arrived at Monroe, Michi-
ran. on the 18th ult. On the 24th, a par
iyof patrio.s took possession ola small ISL
and on the Detroit river. on the Canada
aide. and the next day were disiodged BY
the British batteries, and escaped TO the
American. shore. aiaI
They were about l50in number, and
wsrs immediately disarmed BY Brig. Gen
Brady, and suffered 70 disperse.
IA deputy MARSHAL Is in pursuit Of tn
leader. the patriot sdiutant general NC
~. 49,. sss-stasrrt 4, - -
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No other expedition has attempted TO
trossthe frontier in that region. ms y
ths fourth Navy Island txprdiiion.
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The Howard College in Fayette, Mo;
-, bren destroyed By ere. The los wal
/. ssr-sesa " vs41sa ss-ntprs a
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SUE AGENTl,

o. A.. Keith, Sheldon sub7agpnt for
Franklin Co; Geo FL. Fish. Middlebu-
Try. for Addison Co; s. E. Morse. Crafts
bury. for Orleans Co; H. W. Pcr,sr,
Rutland for Rutland ccansy
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I7ARRoWGATE SPRINGS
WOn'gUHtTV county, NINl it1lN.
THREE DAYS J1ERNET FROM NEW



THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS
fE1HE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
II sure OF announcing his friends and the public
in general lat he will be in readiness by the first day of
May II receive Viers. He will also state for the he
net of those at distance that there hnve heen large
Improvements made, and others going and in
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
suhscr her to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and at the time much better.
Fanilis can be accommodated it'll good rooms,
those who prefer have large cabiIs etached from
the main building.
II is deemed unnecessary lie say anything in rarlicl
lar Of the character c these WATERS to generally
believed that they not interior Ia in the South
ern States. All the amusemens that generally
found at Watering Places will be found at this The
best mnsc that this part of III country Affords has
been engaged, and will be in CONSISTENT attendance the
Springs during the whole season.
he subscIb will avail himself of this Opportunity
in returning his uneigned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes hv the exAr-
lions thar have been made in improving md extending
the accommodations 10 merit liberal patronage the
present JND CRAM.
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BEEMItY r LEE g CO, Nc Magazine street, are
II row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Easl lie, and other late arrivals Tram :hf
IT. eln cities large and new selected assortment
Haas. Boots, shoes and Hrogans.
consisting Of gentle nens fine cal! a, Morocco boots
do 2t1uality; do bul'd, and stout pcgged boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco
slippers: mems fine calf and kipped pesscd shoesam
rogans; do boots; do stout kip aud WAX legge shoes
I'd brosans; eei,lenen's best quality cali sewer shoes.
t,ogans aud Jack HOwnings; do calf and Morocco
,ckle shoes and hrogans; do cali, seal and Marorrn
dian shoes and slippers, do calf, bu wings,
article; do fine calf, sell and morocco quarter
,o.s; ovs, misses and clIlareu's ncgged and scwed
h. ogans, and shoes of every quality and kind
Also genera! assortment OF mems stout wax and
r's,t Lrosans and Shoes together with lo0s0 pairs
Gsro hes, quality, russe,t hrnsus, nalied in the
|, nks, made expressly for plantation use; gaoh as
stnen' OF mcn's fine and stout kip russell bl9gans, Il
W article, and mge quantity OF III interior 1naii',
ssct and WAX brngnns
Ladies' fine calf, seal, morocco and grain wes, anti
pump sole Shoes do fine f,e,Ih Morocco and Hi, run
&c md slippers; do roan shoes, with and without heels;
TALL kinds and e,aes do lasting mossns; II" saitel
!, and toAet houees. Misses lasting spring shoes
gans. Ch,ren's colored Morocco and lasting bro
:: .as and boots, sc.
Gentlemen fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
ldi,l beaver do ri superior tl,iasily do imitation
r ram eo; broad and narrow brm mems fine rab and
vi IL Russia short Mapped hats ,ew article. fonlhs
!n e size hats of different qualities; do ehren's.
" ms and hc]'s black and drsb wool hats OF various
tl pes, with general assortment oil boys and mems
ri caps
| Tins assortment will he replenisled by the arrival Of
en II packetsirom the named cities, all of which
Nl'ibe sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T
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nOLBEAR'S Science Of Permuuship received, and
~ for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres rect, Now Orleans, l8J Btnadway
New York, Dauphiue st, Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons OF all ages.
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at such houses may suit the
convenience OF n aud to classes formed in any part
OF the city.
Ladies' who prefer tcan receive lessons their
sidences.
Persons paying for Of lessons desired
o attend until they Yrite well as they wish.
mi DDl. &EA K " BROTHER.
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r2n cor. Charles and Co nm n u.
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,

R',NANlrS TONIC MIXTURE,
FOR treatment and cure Of Tie Ferc- and 4gue.
Will he READILY discovered wherein the Tonic Mix.
= tufc IN superior to the ordinary lncde of treating
we ferer and acur. In the first place be ng vese-
be Extract, and free from any deleterous and poison
ans ingredients, it may lie taken with the utmost safe
" even bv the tender infant, aged invalid 1t pre-
vents relapse OF the disease consequently the constit-
non soon rcga1ns its wonted tone aud activity 1t esab
fishes solnl and permanent appetite, BY invgorating
me sto'aachand gives relish 10 the enoyneus off te
seng peculiar IN having pHrgatve quality it remains
net IN me bowels t" increase this disorder
other Diseases, but thoroughly cleanses the several or
Rans OF digestion, and thus benefits The system
WIN Whatever other atfeciio it mpy be oppressed
individuals, after the of the Tonic Mixture have
neen exposed to all the usual causes of the disease
ana nave escaped any symptoms of return whereas by
the use nfthe common remedies, there is always crea-
req IN increased liability 10 recurrence. The danger
Of frequent relapses Of the bgue, ia very e, NJ for
the system will become too much prost,a to
he ae TO react with medicine, and speedily fall vic
I'm to such incessnnt violence The Tonic Mixture is
nered ut such reasonable price, rs to place il within
the reach OF every one.-so that the poor nnl destitute
are hereby furnished with assistance without solicng
me AID and attendance which frequently denied to
them or else very reluctantly bestowed
ne public are rcspectv canto ned against the spu
r'ous limitations of this medicine that are daily offered
for sole. soy
itisp'epA ed only b, DR.. JOHN R. Rowand, at his
Lnhora'orv, Market street, Philadelphia.
The subscribers are the wholesale asents for The
Souh Western States, and will sell bv the erase a,
the Philadelphia prices. fo be had a re,rii atso a
sa"st st Tho APotlleca in tn city.
JARVIS e. ANDREWS,
Wholesale Druggists,
nople cor Common s. = cho pitoUas S
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

MUM W u L =
B4 T. M EO n THE TIE F. TIL


B.4LM FOR THE TEETH.
TgNiE established reputation and constantly increasing
Il denlund for this etle tual remedy ofpaul, and pro
servave of the teeth, has induced Tie subscriber
offer it to the American public. Arrangements hay
been made supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United States 10 place it ithi
the reach OF those suffering and likely to suffer this
harassng of all aches, 'rootl,-aclIe.
When applied according 10 directions given
bottle it has never failed afford immediate and
manent relief 1t also arrests the decay defectiv
teeth and relieves that soreness which frequently
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are simple, Innocent. an not unpleasant; aud
the large number OF persons in different sections of III
country that have air ady experienced such delightful
and sautary effects from the of the Balm, ready
to bear flor the public good their testimony its
rivalled qualities. 1t is Indian remedy, obtained
<ingnary AMI unexpectedly, and ma be regarir, by
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
recman OF the woods.
Price 81 yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
,nr Cor Common and Tckan,touIas ats
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JHIN' 10 N AINIJIlTl W =,
Cor Common and Tckapitoulas ats.

ri EW BOoNS-Naval Sketch Book, OF, the Service
~ Afoat and ashore With Characteristic reminiscent
ees, fragments and opinions BY the author of
Tales OF Il Tar &c. second series, in vols.
knnCom Recollections Of the House OF Commons
nom the yenr 1880 the close OF 1885, including perso-
nal sketches of the leading membership of no par
V, inst received and for sale by w McKEAN
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XRTARD'S Vegetable Hair Oil, for the restoration
w and growth OF Hair, giving healtl,au beauty and
reventing badness.
I,eore this Hair Oil offered 10 the public, it had
aeon tried in hundreds Of of badness thnness and
nlIinq of of the hair and inevery instance lis saluinry
effects have been realised. II has nied TO produce
new and beautiful growth of halt on heads already
bald In cases where it becomes dry AMI ceases grow
his Oh will very soon render healthy and produce
rnoid and beautiful growth of hair. without the least
;niury to the head. This Oil gives agreeable fra.
gTanse and is preferable TO any other If oil per
adj be.a &c Dr. uj.er 1sirg j. For sale at
i AZ: fert.
EES & D'lANGF
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To THlt l.AnIES.

& TKINSON's; D3PiLLATOitT, for removing SUI
"a Ferfuous hair f,am the face, neck and arms, with
equal safrry aud certainty leaving the skin finer aud
whittier than betorc the application fresh supply
lust received 1T GllNN'S,
Mol F4changs Hotel cornor 81 Cnares and Commc-
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NO MERCURY NOR Gos,AlyA

A BOLT six month. ago he the misfortune to get
n sacre, diseast for which have applied to sere-
rnl doctors cure and they did not cure me- so now
on tho above date put myself under the of Doctor
Huet and expect him 10 Since that time
the disease got worse break in large ulcers
10 the number of six or eight leg, aud all over
my faca and sore throat and no; able to work al ne
nresent time on account of the disease; large ulcer
the right side of the throat. putting myself
confidently under the care of Dr. lluet, nf Paris,
10 be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
"a
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NROMWEl.l., an Historical Novel, bv the author OF
- ''rhe Brothers." &c. in vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser; consisting OF
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, with
diseases of women and children, ns may prove useful in
fnnies when regular physicians cannot be procured:
being companion and guide for Intelligent principals
of manufactures, plantations, and boarding school ,
heads OF families masters of vessels missionaries or
travellers; and useful sketch for Young men comuenr-
ing II study of medicn'. by Reynnll Coates, NJ. u.
Pc,er Par ry's Universal History the bases OF
Geography, for the of families Illustrated by maps
md engravings, in vols
Just rcceiy ed and for sale hv w AickEtN,
no rt,r ANN and Cannon sis
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HARpER,S CLASSICAL LIRRAnY

HAMPERS CLASSICAL. LIBRARY
III GRACE translated by Phillip Francis, d d, with
y d appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS OF various
odes, &c. by Ben Jonson, Co"ley Mittnn, Drvdon
Pope Addison, Swift Cnaueroa, Il Wakefield rors,r
Bryan, &c and some of the einnent posts OF til
day--and
PHEDRUS, with the appendix ,f Gudius trprss
ted by Christopher Smart, in vols 1rn,n5 volumes
and 10 of 'Harpers Classical Library
The Expedition of HU lPhtY CI.INXER, nv
Smoett, Nj D. with memoir of thu Author, he Fnr,r
Roscoe Esq; new edition. with Ill tstrat,ous b. tis
Crukshank
THE gypsy a Tele,by the author Of "RienrA-
Mary OF argundy,' &c, lew adItlou rcsn ,or'p-
n one,
PAUL ,lIFFoRD;hy the aunor o, "Pelhr.
The Dis ! si' &c, htJll volume 4, of the new rf
nof"kt Sers Gouplo'r' t,tts. Juss received
sole. :, Wa NetNfaA
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Srrofua or Kings Evil, Chroric rheumatism,
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains in the i9ores by hss
eases, use OF Mercury
the blood being in vitiatcd state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest Pharmaceutical care audsecuracy and contain
the active principle Of Sarsaparilla in the most ronuer
trated dagree combined with other vegetable substance
Of known efficacy.
The great desiIeratun with physicians in being ahl
to exhibit large quantity Of Snrsapauln in n sma
dose, has been Obtained in this prrparaon-thrv hcina
fully convinced gifts merits, confidently administer
the course Of their practice.
Price 81 so per bottle. Sold only ut SWAIN
BROTHERS drug store, No. Canal street, wie-
may be had fresh and genuine, direc tom the prrrit
tors, Swan's PanHcea and Vernugc, pOttcr's Ct,ol.
con, Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, ma
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n 10 CERTIFY that the ehnve mentioned disease is
il quite we'll cured to NV own satisfaction, for winch
tnaak Dr. Huet; and moreover ass ire that the medi-
aiue have taken makes me fat aud did not inure my
acath at all; therefore advise my low sufferers TO
lose no time and apply 10 Dr A. lluet, l2l Canal
air, ct between Dauphine and Bourbon streets. nr.
Huet is at home from O'Clock, NJ until + NJ.
They will find true doctor for this complaint
JOHN DEAN, 40 Gravler street.
IT any one wants me. call at No. 4O drawer
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Feb I, 1888. feb IA ly
fYyIIE Genuine Indian ,asani OF iverwnrt and Hofe
IL hound, is put up in bottles al the low price OF 5u
cents euch containing the strength ct three ounces OF
Lyeworr hest les tho virtues OF many other roots and
herbs known among the Indians as ecacious in curing
pulm ,nary complaints.
Thu ri vailed success which has attended the of
this inestimahe Basnm wherever il has been intro
duced. has obtained the confidence aud recomnenda-
iions OF respectable physicians for the of coughs
colds, pain in the side want of rest sring OF blood,
liver complaint, sc.
To whom it NAV concert. This is 10 certify that
have in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ner's Indiun Balsam of Iyerwor, d Hoarhound, with
decided good effect: therefore, from the know
lodge of the materials it is made FROM and observation
aUds Experience, recommend it as a superia preparation
eral those affections of the lungs for which it is he
mmendeh. ALBERT WILLIAMS, Nj. u.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. d.
Menbe,s of the Boston Medical A association.
Boston, Oaebeg Is.
saleby JARVIS & ANDREWS,
itb i9 CtnnpE an / Feb, ,ulas ats
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plNNnCk,S ROME. &c


EeINN0CN'S IMPROVED EDITION or DR.
Goldsmlth's AbrdEmcnt Of the History Of Zone
to which is preiixcd Introduction to the Study
Roman History, and great variety of valuable infor
nation added throughout the work. the MaunrrI
Institutions aud Antiquities of the Romans; with M
merons Biographical and historical Notes; and ques
tons for examination the end of each section. IL
Illustrated will thirty engravgs wood, by Athcron
PINSocKs Improved Edtlnn of DR. Goidsmihs History
OF England, from the Invasion OF Julius Caesar to tbs
death OF George 3D. with continuation to the yea
1882. With questions for examination the end
each section, Besides 4 variety Of vuluable innrma
ton added Throughout. the work. Consisting OF table
OF contemporary Sovercigns and eminent persons
Copous explanatory notes. Remarks the poll
tics, nnners and iteraturr of the age An outline,
the Constitution &c. &c. illustrated by many engrl
ings.
GUYS ELEMFSrs OF ARTRoSnMY, and an Aorillgnen
OF keiths New Treatise on the Use of Globes. New
American edition, with additions and improvement.
ana an explaton OF the astronomical part of the An,
Tican Almanac.
just received and for sale by WIN NfKEAN
nov "a corner OF Camp and Common st.
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TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &C. &c
a NEw MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals roads
N and distances from place place. along the stage
and steamboat routes BY II. :. Tener.
MITcHEII's MAP or THE UNITED STATES showing
The principal Turnpike and common roads, which
given the iistsnces in miles from place to another:
also the courses of the canals and rail roads through
the coualrv, carefully compiled from the best III.
tiIurtts-pubiished by :. Augustus Mitchell.
MITCHRlL's TRAvT lLFRs tiGIpE rHRuUGu TIN
UNITED STATES; map Of the roads, distances steam
boat and canal routes, Sc ast received and for see
NM M'kEAN
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NOTICE.-Thce wurr of several packages merchan
Y die marked Madame V. Artjquencave. per shin
tirotcu, from Now York, is hereby not fed thqr they
have E,r"n stored ny &TETSrN, AVERY SEQ.
H5l Coneisnsos "t'rutnu.
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EHFREs5tS MAIN.
TINES OF ARRIVAL. DEPARTURE DISTANCE
Ne. Of she Express Mail, bo,""or MOBILE and New
Tork-leating Mobile dali" at p. NJ. Noythwar
New York daily at 5 Z, NJ soutwarG
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FENHE Subscribers, Agents for the extensive bouse OF
W. & $, Butcher, Sheffield, Enrland, have Just
eceived very extensive set Of pa cts, consisting OF
Table and Dessert Knives Of o. description. Pen,
Pocket, Dirk, and Spear point i>nires; Razors. Scis
Edge Tools, &c. &c &c. which they prepared
oexhibt to the trade Tor orders Terms and conditions
will lie made known at the time.
milo j. IL REIN & A COHEN 90 Common st.