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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
MAHOGONY VENEERS.
Holm NVnnn

HAS just returned from New York city with largo
L L assortment Of MAHOGANY and ZEBRA VEN
EERS. Also Mahogany commode KNOBS and CUR.
TAIN PINS, DRAW LOCKS, TABLE HINGES,
CASTORS, SCREWS, BRADS, TACKS, SAND
PAPER, LOOKING GLASS PLATES, etc
Also Smiths COACH AND FURNITURE VAR
NISh, CABINET FURNITURE and CHAIRS as
us ua athis shop all of which he will sell ow-so low as
to correspond with the hard mes
Montpelier, Jnne &c. 1912. 90
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ON and aztec MONDAY. March a. 1912, the pas.
" sengsr lrGIs WI nm as follows: uo,,,,o,.
At61 AM At7AM
AT 10 Ia A NJ Atll AM
AT Ia aud {E ? N DWELL a. land "a M
Atsl, A NJ. and 70 a, 8 IA and JPN
or Immediately on the arrival Of The caTsIom Boston,
taken and left at TynssbOrough North Chelmsford and
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the cars for Nashua,
will be veyed to the free Of expense by lcavi
their at the Railroad ticket Office and passengers
arriving Lowell, in the Cars from Nashua, Will be con-
yeyed o any part of the city without charge.
~ From Nashua to Lowell, so cents,
ru'' From Nashua to Boston, Sl,5O.
On the ARRIVAL ofhe Nashua, stages for all
parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New Yoak ana Cana
da via Amoskeag, Concord, Kcene Charsstown, N. H.
Windsor, Bratteboro, vi. &c
Books kept in Boston at the Stage Office No. and
II Elm streel,-and the Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage office in front Of the Depot Lowell, where
can secured in any othe coaches and corec IN
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave the Freight Depot al Chorestown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods to be transported on the rail road, going above
Lowell, must be sent to the company's Freight Depot
Charlesown, the end of Warren bridge.
Goods be forwarded by the morning rain, be sent
to the Depot AS early as the evening before.
The Company having provided argc and commodious
Store Houses both Nashua and Charlcstown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise give notice that they prepared to
transport all goods and country produce which may be for
warded to Their depots and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered cars which Will perfectly secure goods
from damage, and careful and experienced men TO take
charge Of the transportation business at the depos and to
accompany The goods over the road.
The Company determine only accommodate the
public but TO extend every aclJ in their power, both
teams'es and merchants, having fixed upon the following
rates Of freight
S25O per ION each way between Nashua and Charesown.
Bulk Sat Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, 81 per ton.
Sl,OO per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell.
All regular Ieamstes running to the wI be carried
over the road between Nashua and Chaesown each way
free of expense. VI
oNsLoW STEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua October 81 ISL
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pANeBoaN & BRINsMAxD,
" HOIuFuIt AstNTs TOT Inc DTIVIsh college Of
London

London.
We inform the public that we have visited 4 e Col.
lege IN London, and hold appointment directly
from Messrs. Morrisons, ard every package and box
must beal signature on The outside thus
PANGBORN & BRlNSMAID
There l. no other Medicine which has obtained the
extensive winch MORISON'S HYGElAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE has, aud no other which
retains through all opposition the good opinion Of oil
who use il long enough TO ny it.
II You are SEX tty HIS MEDICINE, it will do YOU
good. Fol sale by f p Walton 6. Sons
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(PUBLic-No. 9I.l

An, (PUBLIc-No. 9I.J
az ASf to authorize The construction OF a depot
o ol enars and instruments Of the navy of the Uni
Do ~ enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sensa"suo VI me United States OF America in Con
gross S'semoLed, That the Secretary Of the Navy
Se, ano ne neieey authorized to contract for the
building o suitable house for depot Of charts and
instruments o. inc Navy Of the United States on
thousand dollars. ~ VI '"sh'y h'e
ssc' 2 And be it further enacted, Ths, the sum
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

NTARSHALLS continues uutivRl!ed as strengthen
Ifl ug Plaster: also for Rheumatism LameneSs pains
the sides, limbs back for Scrouous Swengs, Sour
Wy Sores, fresh Wounds, and for general Family Plas
ter sulve. For Corns, morcOvcr-ry il pare close,
sonaly and in time your tons will be cured For sale BY
the manufacturer c. Bowen Middebuty, by J and J. II
Peck and CO., Burlington L. II Prenss, Montpelier and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the
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THE MOST HIGHLY APPROVED
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
USE FOR COTTGTIS EOIDS

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE UNGS.
TIVE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
A is believed to lie dcsorv,diy thu most popular
Medicine ever known in America, 10! coughs, Colds
asthma or phihislc, consumption, whooplng cough
add Pulmonary affections Of every sind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been yefy
extensively used Tor about fi cen years; and s rep
utation has been constantly increasing. so unlvcr-
sally popular has this article become that it may now
be considered as standard article in aIge parl OF
the United States and British Provinces. Many fam
lilies keep it constantly by them, considering il the
most safe as well certain remedy for the above
complaints The Projectors have received, AID are
receiving numerous recommendations from many
of our best Physicians, who mako use of it in their
practice. The names OF a icw indiv deals Who have
given their test mory in avor OF this article here
subluined, and for more toll account see the envel-
ope % the bottle
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct. SamncI Morrill,
Z" Truman Ab,l, " Tmolhy Boyos,
" Jere. Il worth " Albert Guild,
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nR. M. HlTCHCOCK'S newly invented SNUFF,
- the best article discovered by scientific men in
europe or America, fer the and absolute relief #
Oatarrh' DIZZINESS Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous
iead ache, Fallen Sickness, Fits aud Infants troubled
with Snuiies, partial shocks of Palsy, ETC.
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(PuBLIc--No. 95.)

u UHIIO--LNU' VJ' 7
AN ACT to extend the collection district of Wis
casset.
Belt enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatlves Of the United States OF America in Con-
gress assembled, That The town Of Newcastle and
Noblebolo', lying the Damarscotla river IN the
State OF Name, be annexed the collection district
OF Wiscasset, as ports of delisery only.
4 nnrnVed Anonsi 81. 1s42.
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lPUbLIc-Nn. AnA

- - Vt VHLIU-NO, UU.)
AN ACT concerning professors Of mathematics in
the Navy oftho United States.
Be It enacted by the Senate ant House Of Repre-.
senatiyes Of the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled That professors of mathematics in
the Navy Of the United States shall be entitled 10
live and mess with the lieuenants of seago,ng and
receiving vessels, and shall receive such raons as
heotenanis of the same ship station shall receive
Approved, August 81, Is42.
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TIN PLATE, Il c.

EM BOXES Tin Plate Is X most approved
wv brands; 10 do. h sqri so BuLdies Iron
Wire, assorted Nos; 80 do English Sheet Iron assUr-
ted Nos Packs Russian do | Cask sheet Zinc
Also, general assortment of Timers articles such as
Villas, LooMlSand Co, opposite the Pearl ST. House.
Burlington, June lst. 1912 go
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
fssSY THIS road will be opened TO the public for the
1900. transportation OF Passengers and Merchan
- disc on and after MONDAY, September 18th
1872 Passenger Trans daily Sundays excep'e cd, in
nection with the OF the Nashua and Dwell and Bos.
ton and Lowell Rail Roads follows
eConco d io Manchester, Nashua Lowell and Bos-
ton AT 3-4 a NJ 10 l-2 a. and ? 3 4 I'm
l. ave Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord at
l-2 II l-2 A NJ. and Sd p M
FARE-Concori 10 Boston, 81 j0-Concord to Lowell,
81 so.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the Cars
of the Boston and Maine ka Road. Passengers be
convoled between Concord VI ncheser, Nashua and An
dover, Haverh Exeter, Dover Portsmouth, Port and &c
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A BANKERS COUGH SYRUP which has been
"A tested and found be excellent article for Full
monary affections, for sale by S, p. REDFIELD.
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MORE UGS
CLARK 81 COLLINS

TJAVE this dfy received The largest and best stock oil
1 DRUGS and MEDICINES ever before offered in
Ire Montpelier market which they will sell wholesale and
retail at such rates cannot fail to suit The purchaser
Physicians particular respectfully invited call and
examine the quality and prices before purchas ng elsewhere
upon receiving but the first quality of medicines and
at the lowest rates.
Montpelier Sept 7, ls42. IS
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JOHN P.EEAB4E.
EAGHIONA RVE TAILOR

AS taken the shop formerly occupied by his brother,
whore he will make gentlemcns Garments the la
test aud most fashionable style, AMI warranted 10 fiji,
the old stand frs, door East of Branch Bridge.
I Garments made to order.
IUjSPatcuar attention paid to Cutting for others to
make and warranted
MonIyelier, September |, 1872 10
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IuM COPAL and SHELLAC Tor sale hy
- LANG DON e. WRIGHT.

"a ooTiiiNG sly RUP.-A new supply fths
Svaiuable article for children teethng Jus received
and for sale by Z. P. Walton & Sons. Sept 3.
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Merchandise Trains will leave Concord and Bos on dali
ly, Sundays excepted, The Company now prepared
10 transport Goods and Country Produce which may be
sent 10 their Depos in Concord and Boston.
RATEs-Thiough LIST class "a 90 per 2000 lbs. Furn-
ilure Carriages Lave Stock Slaves, Heading ship Tim
Der, Lumber, Granite, &e. al specific prices.
All goods and merchandise will be at the risk Of the ow
ner, while IN the Company's Store Houses.
Terms Of eighng, cash. invariably delivery Of the
Goods. By order of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDING, Treasurer
Nashua, September 10 1912 81
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a. Eo: W CARPENTERS Ext. Of SARSpARIL-
n Ia Balm Columbia, Milk Roses, Phipps Ess Rose
Pink Saueersr German Cologne, CoIch and Worm Lozen-
engoa just received and for sale by "a
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NYnNDlIREUII

n for the Piles Rheumatism, SC. has been used in
ia usands ocases, and failure to give complete
be found. large supply receivediresh fromthe
Manufactured the GENUINE to answer the many in
creasing calls For sale only at tic Montpelier Bookstore
by Il p WALTON IL SONS.
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FEATHERS.

q hundred pounds Geese Feathers of superior quality and
= county collection. 100 pounds Hens Feathers.
For sale by
Burlington, juno LIST. Villas, LOOMS and Co.
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On Sunday. 25th inst. JOSIAH W. CoRrrLrou aged
four years. youngest son OF the late Henry Corteyou
The friends of the family are respectfully invited 10 Mt
tend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock from No
Houston street.
On Sunday morning, 25th inst at 9 o'clock Jors Co.
VERT OF Bushwick, L. l.. in the 18th year of his age
His friends and the friends of the family respectful
~ invited to attend his funeral o'clock this after
noon at his residence in Dushwick
On Saturday, oath inst. after lingering Illness Miss
SAnAH MALvsi CAMPBELL daughter Of the late Captain
Donald Campbell, in the Goth year OF her age
Her friends and those of the family generally are res
pectuly invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her mother 80 Hester street, this afternoon at three
o'clock.
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Arrived.
Ship Philip l Faan 81 days from Bremen with mdse
H. Havland-55 steerage h inst lat i6, Ion 3d.
@ s'i 81 ss
shP Monument. Chase, from Newcastle Eng Aug with
Ship VIM Epgs, Coe 2 days from Key West, with
VIII h GSes
5 :'' the ss dated s g
lon 79 So spoke Hamburg brig Prosper days from Laguna
The al s lost &
SeS1 s sSyssSs FAN ssG 8sGs from sa Aug Nor
1 i .S% se Thomas S%
sehr Weymouth. Couch days from Richmond with mdse
Ship North ri. America pe ef Bath from Liverpool
General Record.
LETTER BAGS FOR LIvEHPooL-The Sheridan, De Peyser
will sail to-day for Liverpool. Her letter bags Gpn
in the Exchange, and will close this morning the usual
hour.
Foreign Ports.
Ssl days Sa Baltimore
sAI about Aug seIn port Forest of and for New York.
10 days.
United states Ports.
Sept soCS peusap Ph,d M hnson rettee
Mary o '0Ta ingalls, E'S DO fG Sd
G;sDss, i:cIS Emily Knight cSs%lssohi Goth. Ma
raS f Sept tfS sA Baltic e,qz Sid 18th, Lime
Rock. Apalachicola; goth, Caucasian Mobile.
WIsCAssET Sept 22-Arr Casda, Lond( n.
BANGOR, Sept 2i-Au Calcutta, New York; William, Phla
delphis
Barn Sept 2-Ar Lagrange Cete. Cid 10th, China. sa-
vannah.
PORTLAND, Sept 2l-Cld Tecumseh Philadelphia 22d Ea-
GLE Porto Rico.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept 2-Arr Velocity Montgomery, Lubcc
for NYork. Sid ed. Talleyrand, Baltimore.
BosTos, Sept 2Arr Oak, Philadelphia; Bmtus, New York.
Cid Ped Cocheco, Mayaguez Marathon, Chareston; Tartar
dos Altoona tnew, of Kingdom Mass 100 tons) Doane, New
York; Renown, Lowell, do. Arr 23d, Saginaw, Albany
New BEDFORD. Sept GAR Connecticut, Albany.
NANTUCKET, Sept 22-Sld Senator. NYoK. Arr 3d. Hope
Susan, Norfolk.
HYANNIs PoRT Sept 22Arr Benz Bgelow NYork for Bos-
Mail do do Grecan Boston for NYork Nmrod do for
Albany.
Fail RIVER, Sept 2-Ar Marshall, Philadelphia; 2ad,
Borden, NYork.
PRovrpENcE, Sept 23--Arr Volta, Philadelphia; Vigilant,
Times and Renzi, NYork. Sid Executions fredericksburg
JOANNA Cherrystone, Va; Clinton Mary Eliza and Leni-
ty Philadelphia; Hero, Albany. =
fHmADELrHI., Sept 2L-Ar Vulcan Albany. Below. De-
lawarc and Sylph, from Boston.
BALTIMoRE, Sept 23-Cld Thorwaldsen. (Dansl Trieste
Sid Ocean Rotterdam; Coquee (Br) Demerara Genl Pnck
ALEXANDRIA. Sept 22--Sd Columbia, Boston.
RIcHMoNp. Sept 2o-An Orleans, NYork; Sam Abbott.
NoRroLx Sept aa-Arr Mary Cole Thomaston
WILMINGTON, NC. Sept 20-Arr David Dufel Philadelphia;
Porto Rico, Boson Leonora Collins NYork Sterling, Tay-
Tor, do; Constellation Somers, do.
CHARLESTON, Sept 22-An Teazer Thomaston. In the
ong James Calder from EIsinore Sid Anson, Barkman
York; Lawrence Ladieu, do. Arr 2ls Voltaire Thomas
ton, Me-
,Nry OnLEArs, Sept ie-Cd W Tyler, Tyler, NYork;
VIM Penn Belize, Hond.
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nz-CHATHAM THEATRE--The attractions at this
oase tonight vie with those Of any other establish
lent in the city. The indefstigable manager has, at
uch expense engaged the celebrated danseuse Madame
ecompt, who will this evening aided by Monsieur Lee
mpte Miss Lee and Miss Coad appear in the operate
hllet Of La Bayadere- A new drama entitled Naty Bum
b. or the Lie Of Backwoodsman, having been in pre-
araon for alength OF time this evening with
ew scenery, dresses, sc. II staken from Coopers popu
novel OF the Deersayer, and is ia four parts each part
eng distinct drama. Mr. Sinclair the admired as
understand been engaged here and will make his
rst appearance shortly in popular character.
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Foreign ImportatIons.

HAvsr-ship Awe-{ Reported yeseriay)ol cask wine
nsrd coz Moran lslini Cottenet-i Jacquelin x AL
llen-3 c PoIter-i Henrion-2 Bayaud & Desloyne-i
Ward, Sill & Thompson-l Dechaux-2 Payen 4 col
Werbarg x Danne-9 TIMBER * Dambmann-I Lawson-3A
Punkettl de la Rossere col Huet-l Young. Smith
co., Haas * Goetx-l T. Babad-l II Deraismes--l A 3
Peuot-l Morlot ScheTer-6 Creigh Heydccker-2 De-
raismes K Boizard-2 Barbey-i X Waller-7 w WISE
Il Merriam Benar-5 Laclaise Faache-3 Engler Foley
% Colvill x Femmng-l VIM Brewer-l T. Little x
Browne Haggerty x sons-l Becar Benjamin Cog 4
NELLY x cog Renard & COL De LUXE COL Dubois
yacot co.. de Aui-i Hennequin-3 Baudorne-2
Lane, Lamson II Prave Liyernore-7 Goodhue
Gushing Wilkinson Rutgers Female Insute-i ii
Haight COL e Tobias-2 ID Robinson-6 Spanish
Consult Cottenet-6 Malmazet X Smith, Boisceau &
Rusch-i Wilams-l Bernhard X Hut,on-i Demotte-2
Vaentine-i q Meyers Wsrbug Danne-l A Rolker
co6 Cngnon-l Beui Keese-l Spies, Christ col II
II Maher-2 V CaIlleux sons n Chevrolet COT
Vale ntine-l2 NJ Cafe X & Melbcrs-l9 Z w Thomas-7
Colliad-8 VIM Whitlock jrl2 Banco3 Foley Freres-I
Colds Boudard-l Martin Bates Fabreq
Fills Moran Strange-2 Almy, Patterson x COT
Mailsrd--2 l. A STUART w w X ii Smiths A Barley
q A Smith sons-2J N Banersacks-l A Veul coll
Loeschigk x WisendoBck-I q Loewing-l Bolton Fox *
Liyineston--l + Hen-6 to ORDER
NEwcAsTLE-Slip Monumen-i3 coal $50 grndstones
Barclay X Livngson-l7 chain cables Squire Brothers-20
hhds lampblack McCowanl00 coal Nesmith Leeds
BRrMEN-Ship Philip st-2ol boxes2 cks mdse Geo Ger
ding-24 bxs Heuscnen 4 Unkart-2 do TO order.
SIsAL-Schr Shyock-728 bxs lockwood Bouchaud
Thebaud- bales hides 100 ogwood 400 bxs do
Patruo.
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the paper the specie system has nearly subsded
During the it, formerly gave the friends Of
bank the ascendency. and bill passed Congress but
defeated by the President The operating causes
which passed that bill egan be called into action
During the five years that come business will
assmilaied the system. People egan have be
prosperous and the country rich Under such cir
cumstancesi il will be difficult to get up bank.
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MAGNOLIA LUNCH; srns,r

CORNER BROADWAY g ,CHAMBEKS STKEhI-
form their friends and the public generally, thar the season
of shell fab having mmenced they made
for constant supply of the finest the market ahordsNi
Pond Shrewsbury and all kinds which they VIII serve up in
every style and nj moments notice.
Steaks and every decscy OF the season may always be
found style desired by the lovers OF good things
supper and Meals served all hours
Gentlemen dining down town will fad this desirable resort
being within minutes walk OF the City Hall.
The their thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed hope by attention % basiness they will merit
share Of custom. tHlCkEKlNG CAHLlSLE.|
E23 lmsr
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L E A r. & co.
Nos. 4 & 8 Aston HOUSE, New York,
HATTERS

l. f. A X Y & co.
Nos. 4 & Aston HOUSE, New York,
MATTERS,
WILL INTRODUCE on " ednesday, the 2lst inst VIEW
w AND ELEGANT ARTICLE Of Gentle mems Black Fur Hao,
Al S362a each IN explanation Of which submitted the fol-
loving
REMARKS:
Since the origin q our Establishment, have had in view
and have strictly adhered TO three distinct purposes
taste, .and the .peIleciing !. STANDARD OF FASHIONS
FOX THE UNITED STATES, independent Of the Euro
pean all of hch have been successfully effected resulting
IN most important saving 10 the community large and
equally Satisfactory remuneration ourselves
Our improved FIVE DOLLAR HATS. so superior in ma
ta elegance ofste and perfect finish that Immediately
but celebrated IN London and Paris and ecitede highest
comums OF the Press there superseded the $40 Hats
vlously here by the first class OF This
tle fully established the highest standard exten
vey newn and universally approved by the fashionable and
gentee wearers and true economists that will not not
allude fnher except have
improved beauty and value the beyond
that we have heretofore produced
AT the solicitation Of many Of customen. who
were anxious to economist the first and desous
OF our fabrics have for made digen efforts
10 accomplish their WISHES and perfect
ed the article oil Hats announced above They WI be-
composed or materials the workmanship will be Of
ed IS and ST. they will be ssd sSs2 eaeh pffce not
only commensurate the present ecunsy Depression and far
less than their intrinsic worth but infinitely cheaper when the
respective qualities compared, than which have
before been offered TO the public.
Purchasers assured advance that these Hats will
incur the objection, dear price currently argued
against most low priced goods LEARY CO.
Astor House, Sept. f7th lo42. SIG lmisr
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HATS, HATS. HATS

IILl ~
N FALL FASHlON--The subscriber invites the
- ton Of tie Bean Monde his beautiful. graceful, and
tasteful belcrowned Hat, rei1g the only really fashion
able article Of the kind though he cannot but that
mitao will spring and claim the benefit Of his orig
nat conceptions.
To say these Hats ,upass thing OF the kind point Of
STYLE hns and graceful claim
warranted experience oftweny in business:
and he gentle who study and call
and examine for themselves.
large assortment OF Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags Hat
Cases. and ia fact every thing
travelling outfit may also be fonrd ~
4. BLOOMER'S, I79 Broadway.
au31 I'm issr Opposite Howards Hotel.
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Married


At Newark the a3d inst. ALANsos Bates of this c
~, TO PHEpE L. SAYREs
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters.

We shall esteem 1t favor captains OF vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Bassett OF feet
report Of the shipping left q. the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their PASSAGE list of their and
foreign newspapers they have Commodore Bassett
board then Immediately their arrival We will recprocale
the favor way.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL.

PHYSIOLOGICAL.
lvS Courtshp and Maniagean nisllibe GuideBook for
Married and Single Persons matters of the u,Tos, mpor-
Among the things duly considered in this work matters
q serious Importance TO single and young married persons
Courshpbe danger Of solitary PRACTICES and how the habit
may be removedThe of Love and jealousy, with
remedy for eradcang from the system the seeds Of hopeless
unhappy Ofpg including modes for The pro-
unborn who ought and ought
msrryThe suspicious season for wedlock &C
vsv - - = - = s2i msr
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To Correspondents.

Our correspondents in foreign ports fully requested
send by vessel all the intelligence they
obtain Nautical information of any kind any
siding at home abroad will be thankfully receiscd.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPT. go, Issa.


IUN RISES. 90 4 MOON RIsEs....... 9 50
SUN sETs--...-. 36 HIGH wAIER. IL "a
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NEW FRENCH GOODS.

Y B. STRANGE, 1853 Walker street, has received by III
last Have packets goods adapted for the city trade
lected and Of the best quality which he offers for sale
Also, full supply of materials for Flower makers
so6 4 m
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