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A MERITED REBUKE.

We copy the following from the Boston Mer-
camille Advertiser, Wing paper, though not
for Clay. We presume it will be condemned
in caucus, and the leter-wrters will be ordered
to pursue it, as was done in the case of Morris
and Goode:
I5=The President has vetoed the little bill"
This result anticipated by many 1t is deeply to
be regretted that the subjects of the Tariff and the
distribution of the proceeds Of the sales of the publ
lands should be linked together. The questions
should be taken up eparaely, they have no neces
sary connection with each other. The people demand
tariff for reDenue and protection, and they look to
Congress bring aboul such result. The ques
ton of Distribution is comparatively Of no consc
quence Let the tariff question be taken up and set
tied on It's merits, and afterwards let Congress
listen to the voices of their constituents and decide
upon the disposition of the five millions which may
from the sale the public lands for the three
years. Many oftheW hg members of Congress indulge
in excessively bitter remarks respecting John Tyler
Let them look at home, shape their opn conduct
Alright, look to the general good, any they will have
less occasion to complain of the President.
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RESUMPTION AND NoN-REsUMpTIoN IN THE VEST
The Bank of Missouri on the 23rd ult resolved that
she would hereafter receive and pay out nothing but
specie and her own notes.
The Shawneetown QlI.) Bank has not yet resumed
specie payments.
The Evansville and Bedford Branches Of the Bank
Of Indiana refuse to redeem with specie their own
notes il they belong to persons residing out Of the
State.
The Miners Bank at Dubuque, Iowa Teri, was to
resume specie payments on the 1st inst
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THE BRITISH NEGOTIATION.

The InteIligencer Gin effect, though hghtly)
contradicts the report started in the Clay New
York Abolition paper, that treaty had been
signed The Intelligencer takes occasion to
give few raps in advance to the President, to
whom, as accessory" it seems to think must
be attributed the failure of a final settlement,
should failure occur. The Intelligencer seems
to be well informed on the subject
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-09
MR.. WATTERsON's SPEECH.

We call the attention of our readers to the
speech of MIR. Watterson, in this days Madso-
man. on the Veto Message. We know it will
command an attentive perusal.
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THE MAILS.

Our subscribers in Frederick, Nd, complain
that not one half of their papers reach them
We knoao that they are all regularly despatched
from the office here.
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LARGE SALE OF SCRAP IRON, STEEL,
AND MILITARY ACCOMPLISHMENTS, All

LARGE SALE OF SCRAP IRON, STEEL,
AND MILITARY ACCOMPLISHMENTS, All
PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, the Goth inst, at 10 o'clock, A M.
" we shall sell, by order, at the U. s. Arsenal,
Washington. d. c., a large lot of Scrip Iron Scrap
Steel, and condemned Military Announcements, &c,
viz:
La-ge LOT grape shot (castings),
do do scrap, cast and wrought iron,
do do old muskets, rifles carbines and officers
sabres,
Musicians and non commissioned officers swords and
sword belts,
Rifle TASKS, iron trucks, bride bits, curb chains and
srrups,
Tongues wheels, swngle,rees, &c.
large lot of naves and spokes for wheels, well
seasoned,
Large lot secondhand tools, axes, &c. drills, Fuler's
files, assorted,
Gauges, hammers, saws, &c large lot planes and
plane irons,
Spades shovels, picks sledges, smith tongs, anv's,
screw taps, iron trucks, &c. &c
With a great variety of other articles not deemed
necessary to be enumerated
The attention of manufacturers OF IRON, saoiers,
wheewrigh,s and others, is requested TO the ABOVE
sale Terms cash payable in specie or It's equivalent
Articles to be paid for before delivery
ROBERT w. DYER CO
jy9eop& 3stf hucnoheefs'
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PIIOCION.

The Boston Atlas has thrown out its Federal
Wing colors. We trust it will keep them fly
ing hereafter, and serve as beacon to warn
the Republicans away from its arstocratic party.
They cannot coalesce.
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The New Orleans Banks which by the last accounts
continued to pay specie, are the Union, the Mechan-
les and Traders, the Bank of louisiana and the Gas
Bank They however have but few bills in circu-
lation
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-09

Could the people the disgraceful, the treasona-
BILE plots and counterpots of the present dominant
party in Congress they would shudder at the degra
dalton of their countrymen, and wonder at the shifts
and turns which prohigate and unprincipled set of
political gamblers will make to promote their unha-
lowed desgns.-Belknap NJ n Gazette.
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LET THE WEST LOOK TO 1T.

We find the following hint in the Tribune,
the Home Leaguer's journal:
We believe it essential that the Distribution shall
be secured no,c the very Congress wi Il feel
the influx of an enormously increased proportion of
Representatives of the Squatter interest
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AZ There is report about town that erery officer
empoyed in the custom house has subscribed for the
Madisonian -Boston Courier.
Federal Whggery again. We only wish
there was more truth in 1t.
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DteD.

In Georgetown, d. G. on the night of the 9th inst
ALBERT, son of Walter T. and Olivia G. Brooke.
Aged two years one month and twelve days.
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Wow. z9-6 II

Tuesday, Wow. z9-0 p. M.
fair business done at the Board to-day and State
stocks generally better New York State rs ls49
rose /; Ohio So, l. Sales of bills New Orleans IOl.
1.-The Union Bank does not loan money stocks whyi
Because when there stock loans be had the rec
tors Katch-em.
It is stated at New Orleans that the Union the City,
Commercial and State Banks, resumed the 2Ist inst
decree of forfeiture has been issued against the Conso
dated Bank, which WILL in consequence, go into liqu
daon.
One of the neiarous modes adopted by corporate
companies to carry their works at the expense Of other
people, printed liabilities in the form of bank
notes. in pay ment TO workmen and others. The Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company first commenced this
system. The Housatonc Railroad initiated it, and con-
struced railroad in Connecticut at the expense Of the
citizens OF New York. by putting aoat their paper money
IN this state and then refusing to pay it. The Pennsyl
vana Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company now
carrying out this disgr acefu policy they ssueing paper
Of the following description:-
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In the City and County of New York, from the 10Th
Nov. TO the 26th day OF Nov. 1912.
% Men 90 Wemen % Boys "a Girls. Total, 10

In the City and County Of New York from the 10Th day of
Noy to the 18th day OF Nov, 1872
% Men 20 Wemen; % Boys "a Girls. Total lO7
DISEASES.
Absces Il Aneursm Aponexy, Asthma, o; Atrophy o;
bleeding Q; Bleeding from lungs, 0; Burned scaIded
Consumption 20; Conclusion Of brain, o. Convusons O.;
Congestion, 0; Group Hives Il Congestion of BRAIN
Congestion Of lungs, 1; Cancer q Collie o: Congestion Of
bowels, o; Derum Temens 0: Darrhoea o. DroIsy o. do
Dysentery 0; Debility, i Epilepsy, o. Executed o. Enlarge
mtnt Of the heart o. Exhaustion, o. Fever do Puperae
Il 90 Bilious o do intermittent, do Scarlet. 7; do Ty
phod, D; do remitent, .: Oangrene Of Lungs o. Hoop
do OF heart o. do OF Lungs do Of Stomach do of Throat
der o. Insanity o; Killed murdered o. Jsundce. o. Lues
hss Mea.s o Ass oans
disease Of heart q Palsy, 2 Premature Birth q Rheumatism
o. Phegmatic Dolens, Small Pox 81 Scirrhus 0; Spinal
Disease, Sprue Scrofua, Suicide, 81 Sofrenng Of
the brain i Tgmor Teehing I Liberation Of ntesnes
known OsWoms, o; Use of audanum. o; Variooid 0-To
tall I07.
Under year. ao ltoa years, 10; to is 10 TO- loto
u 10 TO go 81 90 to 20 l. 100 and upwards, unknown,
PLACES OF NATIVITY
United States, rs; Ireland 10; England 2; Scotland o. Ger
many u France, Switzerland, o. Sps,n o. Poland o; Bp
Russia o: Norway0; at sea, o. Madeira 0; Cape de Verd
Islands. O; Belgium, 0; Unknown. l.
OF the above there from the Amshouse, Bellevue
Hospital Pententiay Hospital at do Blackwes
New Jersey Il Long Island, II Westcheste Il Lunac Asy
lum Il Governors Island o; Rockand county, o. Staten ISL
and o. Long Island Hospital 8; Long Island !; Bellows
Island, o; Orphan Asylum, Prince street, 0.
JNO. H GRIsCOM, M. d. City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. Nov. %. l8i2.
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On Monday 9th inst, FR.ycs HES, native of France,
who accidentally fell from the scaold Of the church
in Eighth street, Saturday last.
Hsfriends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock precisely
from his ate residence No. Leonard street.
Yesterday morning, 10Th instant after Illness
HaRRrTr wife of John Mills Junr and daughter of Col
Andrew Sitcher.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from sxty-second
street. on the Third Avenue.
On Monday morning after long and severe Illness
MARIA + OGDEN, wife of Israel Post, aged 40 years
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
tend her uneralon Wednesday afternoon the 3Oh inst at
O'Clock, from her mothers residence, $50 Hester st.
Jersey City, Tuesday, Nov goth, Mary NJ daugh-
ter Of L. r. Pollock, aged is months.
The friends of the family requested to attend her
funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-30

o. RHEUMATISM.--The most eficacious remedy
for rheumatic affections is found in the compound and
highly concentrated Extract of Sarsapara, prepared by
the authority Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of
the city of New York Many of the most distress.
sing and nveerate char cter have been permanently
cured by the of few bottles OF this popular medicine
Dr. Brandes Dictionary OF the Materia Medca speaks of
this preparation in the unqualified terms of approba-
ton II is also of infinite service in all scroulous diseases
cutaneous erupons, and those affections resulting from
the abuse Of mercury Sold in single bottles rs
each of half dozen bottles SO so do Dozen
Sc. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau st.
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o. THE ONLY SAFE, SPEEDY, AND EFFEC-
tua remedy for the of all discharges from the
thra, seminal weakness Sc Sc, is the " French Anti
phogisic Mixture used successfully in the London
and Paris Hospitals and sold in this country by the
authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city of New York This medicine is quite paatabe
requires restrictions Of diet regimen and does
give adsagreeable odour to the breath.
Sold in single bottles ut 81 and at so cents each.
Also in Guaranteed to cure) So each with full d
rectons to use. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-30
SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov g9-An Black Diamond, DAY. Abany
Mddesex Seisht NYor Cid Haidee, Fiiiner Barbadoes
Csrons. Bowen. Demersra
BALTIMORE, Nov 2sArr Louisa, Martin. Matauzas Sparta,
Bown, Lnbrc Jas Pai'ton Por,,ad Tho; Hooper Perc-
val New sdiord; Mlisent Cole NYork; roine Coates,
d. Betow, Helen Mcleod, Norris from puenos Ayres; off
Sandy Point. coming large ship with painted Cid
Clarion. Pettingil Kingston, ia.
RIcHMoNp, Nov 27-sId Eagle, Boston, Gladiator, New
York.
Spoken.
Nsv,riu from Rio Gande for Philadelphia, Nov 49, lat 81
10. Ion CT As,
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The markets present nothing Of interest. Produce
particularly fonr in consequence of the closing of the
canals, has been advancing Fkur is quoted at 81 81
IS.
4shes-Pots taken at S. 37I and Pearls at S. U.s.
Rice-Sales at So 50 a So I21 per 100 lbs.
Sugars-Are dull-saes OF Porto Rico at 81 SIC. Id.
Sait-A cargo of Cadz sold at about 20c.
CooI-Saes of New Castle, fine at 81 SO ch-some Lii
verpeol at Sc rs
Cofee-Sales Of Brazil making at DC; of Laguay-
ra at IT &c; St. Domingo at &c, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-30

fay- AINsWORTH's NEW NOVELTIES day pub
lished in Extra Double Brother Jonathan, the first
complete American Edition Qrom the London Book Ed
ton, revised by the auhor) ofthe
MISERS DAUGHTER,
WV. Harrison Ainsworth, Esq
Author of"Jack Sheppard" Guy Fawkes,n Flower of
London Valentine Vox, "'Windsor Castle sc.
This is Romance Of thrilling interest, and is not nfe
to the most popular works oits gifted author. The
principal characters strongly drawn and the plot has
reality and less ofthe meodramatic than of
the authors previous efforts.
This edition may be sent by mail for newspaper postage
only. Price l2J cents ten copies for one dollar.
WILSON COMPANY,
Publishers, l62 Nassau street.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Auetioneer.
BY BELL x HOWARD.

WEDNE sDAf.


tsfsrts Nos. q .1sn atlf rs tuitOs s'rsst)
WEDNESDAY.
49, Al i0k o'clock IN the sales room
nitnre, by order Of the sheriff
Also. the entire Eeniee furniture Of family removing,
choice stock OF city made cabinet furniture BEDS bed
ding. mattresses, blankets, Sc. &c.
A.o, large additional and valuable assortment Of
gerb household and kitchen furniture Of all descriptions from
Brooklyn &c
THURSDAY
Sale OF Fancy Goods, Plated Ware Cut Clos China Sc
four French bsdstead beds matti..s', blankets table
Also 20 baskets eh,mpssps 20 ,Sspiohn. brandy sc
various styles and patents Also Nou'. hill stoves.
lard tables. 81 order Of the sheriff p-"0
Also sno.her splendid Forte nearly new and iG hne
FRIDAY.
AT leE clock IL the sales room.
Sale Of Paintngs, Enyavings, Books Looking Glasses,
Furniture &C. by catalogue and without reseryOo valuable
works Of art splendid baromstes yariety Of articles Of
Furniture, sofas chars, bsds,esds looking glasses Sc
BY REEL ARCULARIUs,
WEDNESDAY,
At 10Y O'clock AZ the sales room,
Psno-One elegant rosewood French grand action piano.
will be sold without reserve
Also, $50 pieces French 5Gi; sspkss large size
Atiol.2 o'clock at q Maiden Lases
Shenfs Sae-Conents Of Dry Good and Fancy Store
Consisting Of silks lacss bn' gloves hosiery, menery
of chairs and cabinet rnure by que, comprising
general assortment Of articles in the line.
Catalogues on the morning ~ q s1e,
AT lof o'clocka al the sales room.
good assortment OF and second hand furniture, hall
pa1STT and p1 90 S19h in s Z &c g., .
made by the Celebrated Henri Herr of Paris
IN tone TO any instrument imported
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LIvrRpooL-ship Chester-Mr Dolores. Of New York. j
Samuel New Orleans Cor, Dundee John Burke, Liver
pool; Miss Hayes. do-7i in The steersge.
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w zfStHt'
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau ST., N. Y.

ny- CHAPTER ON sECRETS.-The world is full
of secrets Politicians have their secrets, the Odd Eel
lows have their secrets and the Ladies have their secrets
though they seldom keep them. II is secret. however
tn Peters Lozenges for the OF low spirits head
aches coughs, colds and seasickness go ahead of all
other medicines for those complaints and the wonder
and delight Of the age and that his Tooth Paste and Sh
ling Strengthening Plaster beauy the dental organs and
strengthen the backs breasts Sc of all who them.
Peters, Vegetable Shilling Strengthening Plaster is not
only the cheapest but the best neate and most comfort
able plaster in existence and prepared plan differ
ent altogether from any plaster now before the public.
Principal Office lbs Fulton corner of Nassau st.
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Married,
Died,

On Monday evening, Nov %. by the Rev. Mr.. Balcb,
RosEaI s. HONE, 10 ELIZA r., daughter of Charles H.
Russell, Esq.
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M IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.-The Col
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Sup
preston of uackery beg to inform all persons DESTROYS
Of obtaining medical advice, that renting the OF
one dollar with statement of their case they will be
supplied with dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter advice containing full directions as 10 diet
regimen sc. All letters must be post paid. Add,
Principal Office ofthe College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
~ Nassau street. n. Y.
The CONSULTING PHysIcraN is daily in attendance at the
private consulting rooms of the college Hours from 10
i'll o'clock
SURGICAL CAUSE.-THE COLLEGE have also engaged
the services OF one OF the most distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and therefore pre-
JARED TO receive and treat surgical squirting
Iaract and all diseases OF the eye requiring operation
structure of the urethra-calculi in the bladder,cub
iootdseases OF the joints and OF the SPINE will be par
cuiarly attended The fees will be extremely mode
rate. Patients who desire will be visited at their own
houses after operation.
BY order of the College,
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal (and only office Of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau ST. New York,
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State OF Trade.

Is sh Mohawk X Il $50 3Szs % Mohawk
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5 s v,sx,rr.
No. $751;.

This vile stuff is palmed upon the poor laborers and
small creditors Of the Company, in its vicinity to an
enormous extent At Mauch Chunk ii is at discount Of
thirty per cent for specie, and is still continued to be
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M ARITIM HERALD
To shin Masters and Agents.

To Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem II favor IL captains of vessels will give
20 Commodore William A. Bassett, Of news fleet,
port Of the shipping left the whence they sailed the
iessels spoken their passage, list OF their cargo, end
oreien newspapers they may have He viii hoard them i'm
nedately their arrival Agents and correspondents at
home abroad, win sl,o confer favor by sending 70 hl,
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 30, Is42.
syS RfsEi''' $3.50. 20 MOON RISES n
tJF SETS .ssssss 10 HIGH wkTEns.. ZIG
Cleared.
Ships Bowditch Crowel, New Orleans; Memphis Knight
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ter dated
AUGUSTA, Ne, Oct. 81 1912.
Do not fail to procure for Rleys patent boiler and
iron heater Mrs Howson he's got one, which she
she bought OF Riley and Myers somewhere in the Bowe
ry is excellent contrvance very simple in its
s.ruction and very great of labor have lately
borrowed Airs Howsons when have been ironing and
POSITIVELY cannot do without il. Enclosed have sent
you two dollars TO pay for it. II it comes to more will
send in my letter. but do not fail any account
to send il Immediately.
Rileys patent Broers constantly sale at Riley
Myers % Boweryprice varies according to size. May
be fitted to any stove now in use.
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n3- HUMAN HAIR.-No kind Of pomatum ever yet
invented has been oener tried with beneficial e
fects than Grandeans celebrated composition for the
hair It's certain efficacy will ere long admit OF no ques
lion the general use which is already made oft will
speedily establish its celebrity. In recommending 1t to
the public it may not however be improper to state that
to its good results in promoting the growth OF the
hair srst attention must be paid TO the mode OF using it,
for which carefully written directions in Spanish
French and English envelope each jar of the compost
ton. Whenever necessary this composition may, with
the most perfect safety be applied daily to the heads of
ny old persons, even to infants
The true essence Of hair" as it has frequently been
styled by the most celebrated PM sicians VINO nave them
selves personally used it, and universally recommended
sovereign specific, may Justly be compared, in its
effects to the terminating activity which in spring per-
vades vegetable plants After long study and many sci
entc experiments Mr. Grandesn has at length discover
ed the mode Of promoting the circulation of the sap in the
capillary tubes, well as the causes by which it is
checked.
Advice given upon all diseases Of the scalp, mode of
eradicating dsndru fading Of the color of the hair, its
loosening, &c.
No. Barclay street. NY.
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90 THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER
the distinguished management of NJ Rcord is Of the
best conducted establishments for vnereal patients in the
world All the remedies for the of these terri
BILE affections, have been introduced with great
Encouraged by the fortunate results of NJ Records modes
treatment the remedies have been prepared under
the direction ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city of New York. and to be had at their principal
office. The Partisan Alternative Mixture" for the
of all forms of syphilis whether primary secondary, is
sold at ST. per bottle, and in of haadozen bottles
S.. All patients obtain the gratuous advice OF the
Consulting Physician Of the College.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
PRINCIPAL Office of the College 81 Nassau st.. N Y.
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0g- Q CRAVE WHERE Is THY VICTORY

%. o GRAVE WHERE IS THY VICTORY
Is y DER such fools, who catch a desperate cold
And tell their troubles Ger hundred fold
When for a shilling, jones' famed Cough Candy
Would clear their voice, and their colds handy
Stop their sad coughs, and drive consumption hence,
Frighting old asthma, into ntincAee.
Well say more to recommend this, read these
its qualities 1t will almost instantly relieve and often
coughs, colds hoarseness asthma splitting of blood
and it is very slightly cathartc, removing all humors
from the body, and purifying the bood-i clears the
voice. the phlegm rom the chest and is sold at the
low price of shilling large package. Sold at the
sign Of the American Eagle, 80 Chatham street. New
York. Agents. 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn corner OF
Third and Dock street. Philadephia next to the Amer
Hotel, Washington, D. c.; State street, Boston In
Albany agent is wanted, also in Baltimore and Buffalo
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~~T al NEWARK AND NEW YORK.-Fare
Only l2h censsSThe splendid and eommcd
being completely and elegantly relsd commenced her
trs for the Thursday arch lo-leaving fol
lows
Foo, Of Baclry st. New York, at o'< ocock,AM, all 50
O'Clock, p. NJ
Centre wharf Newark, at o'clock A. M. and o'clock
p. M, aysinclsded.
10 Freight Of every description carried at reduced prices