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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10
To the Commissioners ofhe Re renue.
AUpIToR's OFFICE, Feb. IL.


hasten to send you the foregoing Re-
solution, adopted by the General Assem-.
bly,, to which | invite your particular at.
tention. My own opinion is, that the
Legislature intended to confine the dis
elimination in ralue to Pianos, but as il
will cost very little trouble TO ascertain
also the value Of the other subjects enum.
Grated, that is to say whether over or un-
der hundred dollars, request that you
will do so. You will perceive that Gold
and Silver Plate is only taxable if over
the value of 500, so that if it does not
reach that amount you need not include
il in your lists. II the plate be over the
value OF 500, be particular in ascertain.
ing what The value is. As soon as the
law imposing taxes for the pre- sent year
shall pass, you will be furnished prompt.
ly with copy.
Very respectfully,
JAS. Z. HEATH. Audi.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10
ANOTHER INFAMOUS CALumNy Ref

ANOTHER INFAMOUS CALUMNy REFU-
TED. Garter Beverly, one Of the first
and most conspicuous actors in the grea;
drama of Jacksonism, has voluntarily
come out, even at this late hour, while
yet lingering upon the verge Of eternity,
and re,racted the enormous cnlumny that
he was Instrumental IN propagating against
Mr.. Clay relative TO the election of Pres.
ident in 1925. The effects Of this caum.
ny, which in tina. day was spread far and
wide under the startling head of "brlbery
and corruption" was disastrous to those
against whom it was raised; and, as time
has proved, most disastrous to the best
interests of the country. The memory
of il yet fingers on the minds Of some, and
though no longer circulated, as it then
was, by men Outstanding and influence,
ii is still darkly limited at by some Of The
more inveteraie and malicious of the par
ty presses. The intelligence ofth coun.
try had, however, long since braided it
as an infamous calumny, and Mr.. Beverly,
IN coming forward al this late period to
10 justice to one whom he had been so
Instrumental in wronging, relieves his
IN moIy from dark stain, takes from
his heart heavy load Of injustice, and il
rs hoped smoolhs his passage to the grave.
Bait. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10
--------- -
RAIL ROAD ORDERS,

An arrangement was made b the city authori-
ties of Baltimore, few days ago. which would
have appreciated the Olders, had the State Legis-
was before tho Legislature, the Orders, which, at
last publication, went down to 40 per cent,
discount, rose to IS per cent. But after the city
scheme rejected. they again depreciatsd-and
we now quote them at IS per cent discount.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10
MAJOR GEN. SLOAN.

We noticed the election of this gentleman, last
week, to fll the place of Gen. Baldwin. The Rich
mond Wing tells the following as "a pleasant liz.
tie incident of the contest.
Mr.. Byrd warmly supported Gen. Sloan-sup
posing him to be a Democrat But ascertaining
that hs wasa Wing, he lodged The first voie. 1t is
10y such dexterous msnnuvres this, that gent e.
men acquire the reputation of being a,tful dod.
gers"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10
pALTIMoRE AND ONO RAN RoaD

From the Cumberland Civilian, we learn that the
Company have commenced laying the rails on the
track. east of that Plars. Th, is gratifying, aud
we may soon zee the cars, brushing by our village
on their way to the Allegheny mountains.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10
THE LADY'S BOOK.

We acknowledge the receipt Of the February No.
OF this work. Its pages are rich and interesting,
and we don't know how Mr.. GopEY could have
Dee" so uncheritabe 10 keep il back so long -
Our hope 49, that hereafter there may be no
SHY to record another delinquency.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10

o. The Hon. FRANKLIN PiERcE, of New HamP-
shire, has resigned his seat in The United States
Senate, and the Hon. LEosARD WILCOX, has been
appointed BY the Governor to Gil the vacancy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10

10 The Charleston papers publish rumor, cur
rent in the city, that the Hon. W. e. PREsros is
sbou, to resigu his seat In the U. S. Senate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10
WHIT

Winter has made ether parts of the Northern
hemisphere his abode, this season-or with the ex-
cePlion Of Il few days. since christmas, we have had
such mild weather, as the Oldest nhabitant does
not remember to have felt, before. He has no,
however, wholly given up bis rule; but appears
only have transferred the of his influence to
parts north Of US. this continent, and the south.
ern parts OF EuroPe-as tho suhjoined articles will
shaw;
CAkADA.-Notwrhstand the very moderate
weather We have experienced in this quarter, dur
ing the winter months which have just receded,
and are nov about giving place those of spring,
our Canadian friends have had their full share of
old winters icy embraces, in the form of cold
winds deep SHOWS, and severe frosts. Al Quebec,
on tho 9th ult. the fall of snow was great a. to
hear down beneath it's weight number of houses
Montreal, the same day, was visited with a fu-
rlous snow storm. accompanied by high winds and
intense cold, the latter continuing all the night and
the greater part of the mex, day. Liule or no bu-
slness was done throughout those two days. The
mail for Canada West left town, but had not pro.
ceeded tar before it compelled to return. The
Montreal Transcript mentions the death of an in
dlVduni who being in town on business, impru-
IDENTITY set out on his return to his home at Las
somption, and persisted in the snow, a victim to
his own indscretion. The same paper also states
that the body of an aged female was found fr, zen
stiff near ;he turnpike gate, the foot of lhr Cur.
rent, and it is to be feared that similar accidents
may have taken place which have not vet been
heard of.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-10

The New York Commercial suggests that the
winter has emigrated to the Eastern Hemisphere,
and gives the proof in the following extract from
a letter written at Malaga, in Spain, on the 18th Of
January. and brought by the Washington, arrived
at New York on Thursday. We are told that the
river referred TO has been frozen over before
q in the memory Of the Oldest inhabitant." 1--WE
have had uncommonly cold weather here since
Christmas. The neighborag 'untans are alt
eoverei with snow Ice has been made in the
houses, and the river Gaadaimedina has been
frozs. over"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-31

90 PHILADELPHIA CIRcUs-The Philadelphians will
be rejoiced to learn that the Walnut street Theatre
70 be converted into an and that talented
and 7. " Turner, engaged 1t is universally &C.
knowledged, that Turner 10 the best most finished
snd that N B. Turner his brother equally unrv allied
on two horses The stud of horses the as
course, highly trained. We noticed in yesterdav,s
Sunday Morning News" ridiculous and scurrilous
attack made on this company. The chief objection ap.
pears to be, that they were born in Connecticut we
are informed that this low attack made by dummy
desuting hnancier from Hooppols County $50 caied
who at present sub agent for some landiord IN
Philadephia His miserable abortion is entitled 10 no
notice, and will meet with the contempt of coumuni
IT, who know that the persons attached are gentleman
In F-ivae lfe and that professions they have no ri
vah in America.
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Foreign Markets.

HAvASA Jan. l5.-Cofee comes in slowly, the finer
qualities very little operations yet in produce
Of new CROP
The rice by the Hayne sold at l2rs.
Exchange-Londonjl 0&all per cent premium; New
York per cent premium.
Hoops per 2sss4 boards, Portland white pine saa25
other eastern ports 26a2s lumber 2os26; shingles 4s5
hid shocks with heading la III beans white, losll;
beef No and J. prime and mess TALL; butter, Am loa
IS; candles mould, l2ali sperm 46a00 cheese, Am l4a
more si7 hams Am Gas % lard lard, AM sals4 onions
s,0 pork and eastern cargo and mess, loals clear
4aoo pstaoes bbl s3 Il rice Sec; soap, yellow,
s9 talow Am ssiO honey, gallon al moIasses keg Of
u gallons ait sugar assorted Gas s;whe SAP; brown
4a6; yellow 5AaS; segars $Sa26. :
Exchange-London l0tsll premium; New York gag
do; Boston Iais do; New Orleans 4a6dis.
Freights-To France 70ss5 francs. and to the United
States $3al per box sugar; 4rs per bag Coffee $2
hid m lasses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-31

90 ArorHER MIRAcU CASE CURE ny PEAsgs'
HeARHoUNp CANDY REcEIvED.-To the proprie
tors Of Peases Specific.
GEsrLEME NJ beg so tender you my warmcst thanks
for the great benefit have derived from our
Candy had BEEN for several years. laboring under Sc
attacks of confirmed Illness from difficulty in
breathing, accompanied with excruciatng pains in the
breast and chest without relief your celebrated Candy
has completely bestowed me to health and beg you to
make this Acknowledgement public, for the benefit Of
quries either personally by letter os pad address
ed to me- JOHN JOLIFFE
Waterloo Hotel, Richmond va
Sold wholesale and retail at A Division street. and by
BEDDING No State street Boston, Zeber Dock street
Philadelphia
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Girerd stock, sSi2l7o 4IvV,So0 l'osSTo
Several Of the other banks not much better situa
ted than this There is doubt bat the dis
credit of the Bank Of will cause 1t to use
the funds of the State deposite with it, to discharge
its debts Ia this city the rate Philadelphia has
fallen recently consequence Of the anticipation Of an
increased depreciation Of Philadelphia money arising
from the pay of the State dividend in rredeemable
paper which would have increased the currency near
81 OGO o0o and ia the proportion have swsed the
balances against the Bank Of Pennsy which were
already large Hence the determination to dscredt
its bills The State after aiding and abetting the banks
in their frauds, is i.sel; their victim just retri
BUTTON
The following resolutions reported by the Chairman
of the ways and Means adopted in the Maryland
Legislature yesterday by almost a unanimous vote -
Resolved That to sustain the credit Of the State 1t
will be necessary to provide means by increased taxa
ton.
Resolved That to render the burthen of taxation as
light possible this House will adopt such measured OF
retrenchmen in the expenses Of the State, as are not
inconsistent with the public interest"
We have received the returns of the Banks of Ohio to
January 1872 They are, as compared with last year
asfo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-31

90 CAUrIor.-Never 60 to the store 459 Broadway
Tor any Of Dr. Sherman's Loxeuges, Tooth Paste, or
Poor Mans Plasters, attempts there made to i'm
pose other articles upon the purchaser In the place
have never been tried and entirely unknown to the
public Shermsns Lozenges and other preparations,
are sold at his warehouse LOG Nassau and by
Aspinwall, 10 Aston House, ITO Broadway, and So
William street; Sandss Drug Stores 273 Broadway and
~ East Broadway Codngtons 927 Hudson ST. Neely's,
22l Bteecker ST., New York So and l39 Fulton street
Brooklyn Redaing, State St, Boston and Burgess
% south Third ST., Philadelphia, the only wholesale
agents ia those two cities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-31

\ =
The FiNh Number of this valuable Medical Journal,
tust issued, contains
Continuation Of DR.. Morris Lectures on Surgery.
Professor REvERKs Third Lecture on the Spinal Mar
row.
DR.. H. D. BuLxLEy's Lecture on Cutaneous Diseases
Reviews Of New Medical Books.
Editorial Articles &c Professional Pedlars"-the
lebraed Controversy between Dr. CAarErrER Of Brs.
toll, England. and Professor PAINE, Of New York.
Dr.R.s. K,ssAh's Apparatus for the Cure Of Curva-
lures of the Spine. with Engraving.
The Crosby street Cinique-City Hospital Reports
New Operation by Doctor Morr-Operations by Profess
cor PAnxKs-The City Inspectors Yearly Report-se.
lecons from the Foreign Inte
gence and variety Of miscellaneous matter
This ia the cheapest and most interesting popular me-
deal periodical in the world Each number contains
quantity Of matter equal to eighteen columns of the
Herald. Price So per annum, single copies, cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-31

AMERICAN MvsEuM-The model Of the city Of Dublin
remains here another week. also the Falls Of Niagara,
and Peumatc Railrosl. The manager has also re
gagged the beautiful Certo and Master Henry the popu-
lar dancers also T. g. Booth and Miss Taylor the
lists. Booth s a eccentric genius, and possesses
wonderful versatility Of talent He compeses all of his
and they mede keeny to saarz the present
ence in a constant Of laughter. Withal they
chase; not containing word which can offend the
of modety and virtue Last week, even including Sat
urday afternoon and night, the Museum thronged
with visitor among whom noticed the first families
Of the city, and all Of whom appeared to appreciate the
unremitting exertions Of the manager render the
American Museum the boast and pride Of our city.
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ISLAND OF CUBA.
To lInvA and PERSONS &C ~, icste he alth who visit thin
klaHl.

HAvAxA, 18th Dec, 1871.
e,.y that The Of nysids from the United stass
rin letter. ., !. has psys! been their pow
S ss SssP for such ss ,s
md fss country lie sr
s1psst .hy sOmpslsd 70 places The country
them where spsr meat. sceosmodaiions
:. living ~ are Y no wise calculated for persons m deli
E.~ adus q this want and of the great be-
their health IN tn. mild snd Sspeesnt climate Of GDba e
suitable abode should be provided them the subs ,ribsr
~ SHs ssy
ss %Ss: sssi'sy sHs ,.
,iy: order 70 hi; snon % The fullest sIsn
soas ."s ss
sp;rsf to torn an sstscishGsni which affords to the invalid
derived from dwelling IL the nds:s Climate surround
he i Ssn
Ss a. ss G s so situated on s ;srS
%I .s winch %sn HS seT .Seh s
s... ssmlI: sS
sss of h az, e As
form making quite a home. and ~SoSs
tss !. this establishment the invalid has hs 70
riding on Sorebse i s or soia"ie
ss the seghoong estates so hieky spread through The
.SGo!tsnitS 4 dfaiias dc no. juice While The sur
The subscribers family resdes constantly the
premises.
Bsens EsperanIa situated about thrty6ve miles
southwest OF Havana the route which svey
country follows From Havana B~jucai miles
the railroad-rom beucal to Buena Espeanza miles
carriage road II occupies about Eve hours.
BY application TO the cber his residence in Havana
without delay.
All persons applying expected if not previously known
TO bring inroductcs from respectable
house Of this city.
EDWARD FINLAY, MD.
Gale de O'Relly, No. IS.
have visited and scent short time the OF DR. Fin
lay described the above letter. and fully
every statement there made as = the Buena E.peraaza
not surpassed for beauty Of and healthy location by
place which have Cuba and numerous fas III
ct Dr. Frlay most agreeable and INTEL cua and ts Engl
French and Spanish languages all spoken by
bers Of his family. lSigned)
~ X. J. WALKER.
In addition to the above testimony from the Hon r. Walk
e the distinguished Senator reference may be made
the subject 70 E. Deavan. Esq. Of ALBANY, Bloodgood
Esq Of Mobile Genl al'msdse, OF New York and his
'n;low ~! AN Rensselaer, Of Albany Hon Judge Boyee of
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Auction 0at0O.
81 THOMAS BILL.
0love Nos - .dnn and liS Pulfo1s tyssfs.,
TUESDAY

sAs Of Dry Goods, Cioihing J~wsry, Watches. Fancy
Arcs Of ali descr p'ions II 10, O'Clock the sale
Piano ForiesAso o'clock in TIE Fulton st Get
10 splendid ferries by the best makers all in hne order
and most Of ihemf~ it'll warrsntse.
Aso the complete tools of smith variety Of earpen
ers' tools, turning lath- md o'hrr mpie ments.
WEDNE
Atl0i o'clock u he
spendid Furnitsre &c An extensive and superior
from families :pg &c
Also large Il OF additional ond hand furniture spen
did stock Of new city made do by virtue of an
ment oi p,anoor ess marble top tables and sundry
Also the vaiusPe fu nure removed from Brooklyn. and
the oalance Of the housekeeping article IRON
st. forming AZ desirable asortm been offered al
pu blic.ssle for time.
Also. variety Of excellent furniture from BrooL y. and
ese where. - N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-31

HAv.SA- Steam shin Clarion cigars Mathews
Coz do Aymar Coz 20 oos DO bbls paper do sama
Brothers. mtze 100 900 cigars ass boxes
Blanco; cigars de la GraDga cigars Ban
boxes sweetmeas Gouard 1900 cigars box sweet
ms Windie K Son
ROCHELLE Brig Androdusi 10 cases sardnes Morium;
do Buker Coz 10 do $50 bbls 2ss half pipes 50 casks
bra ndy to order
GAIvnsroN, TrIAs- Brig Cuba-ss eoton II Brown
81 do Hoibrook Nelson Co; 20 7 Baldwin; 100 Tay
lor lo3 do sas hides bdl ssins do buffalo roeess pigs
HAvaSA-schr Harot-ss,ooo oranges Balen Co; 1850
do box ipd1e Sarah Pioneer; do order.
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DalelA0ro.
Correspondence Of ths HsralA.I
p.,~.o,w Ian 20 Iklc.

Ut
Mn. EDIroRi-
Nothing Of peculiar interest has TRANSFERRED since
my last The weather is inconcieveaby pleasant
Yesterday i. was as mild as May, and this morning
il continues equally delightful. Not particle OF
Ice hasyei been put up Tor summer use
, A FIRE occurred last night in Canal street, which
consumed frame dwelling.
The banks have continued to move along without
being farther disturbed. All the shlnPas have
been taken in to their owners, and railroad notes
improved in consequence. The community seems
(although they are at ruinous discount) 10 nave
m, re confidence in them than in any other KIND OF
paper. :.
Nothing has yet been done by the SENATE IN
reference TO the resumption bill. The opinion is
thai il will be materially modified before it passes
that body, and that the time for resuming will be
put off probably until August Yours,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-31

BOwERv AMrHirHHArRE-This 10 the last week of this
highly excellent and talented Company, prorto their
look upon their like again. They are determined TO
wind in blaze glory and have therefore prepared
for their farewell week. selection OF the beautiful
and interesting entertainments Let full houses certify
that the efforts ofthe popular managers duly appre
olated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-31
HYGEIAN OF THE HUMAN
HAIR

CONSULTATIONS by which all the world may proven,
sS S s?:.s a .;::.' s:ss
ment BY the pop system color Of hair
s.a, ssa h.sy is
o. s snS
produced BY bub-a Grafton the eoiur the cause &C."
e' Of Il. %
G r " @
' Hsr and combine, with .,,uw
preference 70 bis snedes where the
confirm 8 its efficacy .
he
lary ia Of the hair an eruption: Of
ID oaorf;ou: LIQUID !hs employment of which in short
''S a. e Beautiful Wash ior tn. healthy Hau
ias Il.
Consultation every day at No: Barclay Street y. Let
rBEAI qspi sS THE H B.ss!sx s HAIR
The only individual who Ia. devoted himself tcally
Bsins.s Ham ire Of the human hA'r'Ne Causes Of
re- cs::
is .ves
he Hair you obtain No Barclay Street free
AGENTS FOR cRAwpJkAxs MEDICINAL coMpe,rrrorroR
Bcron-T Metealf Druggist, fremont Row A. Gilbert.
PhiedspSiG Taors % South Fourth street Legage.
Baltimore -Ayent wanted.
Washtngton w Fischer Stationer's Hall
Ch0rLesfsn w. Scott isg King street.
Eew Orieans-Sicles, druggist, Canal street.
Mo6tIe-tjates, druggist.
Buffalo -Samusl J. Hinslae.
ERxabethtown, IN. Jl-Henry Higgins
.4Ibanv-W hsrten Hall, druggist, NJ. D., S South Mar
ket street
MiddIeforn-E c. Ferre.
Ner1eieh-R. w. N atherson, M. d l52 Main street.
Providence Agent wanted.
Mr. lraudje informs the who reside up town. that
in order to oeyiae trouble Of calling at his Office Bar
clay Er. that he has opened agency for the sale of
composition in the drug store of JOHN MEAKIM,
No. sli Broadway between Broome and Spr ing streets
down town hushtoS Aspiuwall, ITO Broadway, and
Milhaw, 1873 Broadway.
COMMISSION PAPER WAKEH UsE,-Ine su
scrbers keep constantly hand and offer for sale
con-, Blank Book Papers OF all kinds.
Printing Papers of all qualities and szes hand
order at short notice.
They also keep hand large assortment OF Wires Felt
Qgs Blue Smas Bleaching Powder and Soda Ash Paps,
Manufactures. which they offer at very low prices
ivlS PERSSE h BROOKS. 81 Liberty u.
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AauseA onu.
Park TIL ATRU

PARK THEATRE.
u IL consequence of the Ercp.ra.,ons making for ths
. BAL: r. Ft rhs S at this season the
OHATRAM THEATRE.
THIS evening" ''n.a.y slaThe performances ~A ssa-
THE M g., h. VA ASS 6i T TsnsosS QUEEN
SSi .ts'' kicby Lord FaSisno. J.hn.oa
Xsf~heA Diamond will appear ,.i; ess
=. Ahsr which
'"'tUp' SDTN Fl i e'aee Of
Sir Hs SEns,sn Kirby GsiT'n . -. Johnson
MY c f. iSSii;ss vi" Folly
Nat N'"'An Betsy stS' Nj M R.1 siss.y 0o0'oo~
::s::. f% .s..s' II .'r'
MlTGH1cLL,s OLYMPIC THEATRn
THIS EVKNIN0, January sl-rhs Performance. will con
s"shs~ julia, horHsa''s A Ns.'sa ase.on Roberts
AsMo5 e. g. fp H vs " YoRh
A'~' S,. alan, Mitchell Albert Blank r,n nS~'u
x.A.n. THE Ss;,,a s 3: Poor HOUSE.
u.,.,, ,,,,,. how + i s1s $H ID sEsr
consci.ne., N'eAn'0n Mr. Miller Mrs. w nass'''
ere. sOeen Upper boxes cents rs
oo.n Al SsS ns. 81 81. Curtain rise. a. ..v..
BOWEKY AMPHlTHEATME.
No. 81 Bo's1y
Last Week Of s: e. ss,aSsnn Company before their De
THIS EVENING Janu Tss will .o
with
THE BEpOUIN ARABS
With new aud prnpriate music Sc
Mr. Williams will introduce his learn I'D dog Billy
Horsemauship by Mr. Buckley.
Ground and Lofty Tumbiing
Mrp Buckley IN his Equestrian set of the Reaper.
Mr. Derious in his feats on the Spanish Tranea
MIR Gardner in his admired act rs the Flying Indian.
The Rivers Fam y IN their f-ats oil GyInnssis
tnteruission OF fifteen minutes.
The second part will with
AMAZON ENTREE,
BY male aud female tQuesirisns.
The World Topsy Turvy BY Master Rivers.
PEASANTS Frclic bc Mr. GardDer
Mr.. Connover will appear in has wonderful performance
Of Elasticity.
MIR sands will perform two Horscs
Mr. De Camp will introduce Osceoa, the learned Indian
Pony
Principal Act Of Ilosemanshp by Mr. j. Buckley. eaang
over Carriers, Canvass &c.
The whole with aghable Afteryiece called
THE COBbLEHS FROLIC.
Doors open at 6t-performacc commences att
Boxes SO PIT IS cents
The animals belonging to the Geological nsHtAs win b.
open for exhibition the holidays Eatrance No. H.
thrv site -St. Admission rs cents.
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Pockets 90 AYnvo.
To Masters Of Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will center favor by having list
Of their carvoes passengers, aud report Of vessels left At
rs port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
On their arrival here for Commodore BAErr Of fleet
OF ns,~s sehooners. He win board them Immediately
their arrival
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Passengers Arrived 4,

GALyysror TErAs-Brg Cuba-Mrs NJ A Wells, Messrs
G c CapilI CAPT Corson Charles L II Valentine, I
Baldwin. l. Morrison, Ferry, and Green.
GEoRGEIowS C-Brg Detroit-Capt Vandsventer.
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w f. A X 3 A C. x.

D HEUMATISM. Luntaso, pain or weakness in the limbs
n side breast neck rjeins, cured by SHERMANS Poor
Mans Plaster Warranted superior all other strengthening
Pls,ers, and only 49, cents HOVE, ESD yho had e''
wearing twelve II cured MIA outrriy his rneu
matte pains in week The Hon Day cured OF re
attack OF rheumatism in twenty four hours 100000 are
yearly sold and the proprietor never heard Of one
complaint Ask for Sherrans Poor Man Plaster sold al
NASSAU street peccbstsfs q, ard iss Fal,op stree
Brooklyn. NJ