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LOUISA RAILROAD.
ines TO Charlottesville StaIInton. Lyuchburg
and the Virginia Springs.

REDUCED RATES!
MONT TRiDELLLNG .iTOEDED-iND GREiTLf IN
CREASED ENPEDTTIoN
TENHE Public are hereby informed, that on and
Il the July between Richmond and Char
lo,csve s. osy. Fare Stanton So Fare to Lynch
From So so From Junction Char
louesviue 81 so.
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sIilNGLEs, 6c.-3O 600 prime heart Cyprus Shingles
- 2i00 do do DO Paingslndng dock from chr
IenIefson. and fr by lan u sHEIIDs 4 sOMERVILLE
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Ma INDOw GLASS.-IOOu lOGI2 glass from
w the best factories, landing and for sale
aug DAVENPORT * ALLEN
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Newark.
[Correspondence of the Herald. |

Correspondence of the Herald.l
NEWARK, (N J } Oct Fl, 1913
Meetings. and Doings of the Synods Of Ne,o York
and N1c NATURALIZATION, Theoretical and Prac.
ticai-Per tectionism-7 The great Wright Procession
Mr. Wright's Speech.
DEAR BENNETT
The Synuds of New York aad New Jersey, at
tel stormy meeting Of three days, adjourned lasl
night. They convened last Tuesday evening in tht
| First Presbyterian Church Of this clty-the Rev
Mr.. Cheever, of Newark, preaching the sermon. l.
was goodly sight, to behold those venerable men
sitting quietly aud reverently, ambassadors OF Hea-
ven, met together 10 consult the best interests OF the
church, spiritual and temporal
"Unmoved and silent each sat there,
Like image in his oaken chair
Nor head, nor hand, nor foot, they stirrd,
Nor lock Of hair, nor tress ct beard,
And of their eyes, severe alone,
The twinkle showd they were not stone"
Nor did they show themselves wanting in the
christian virtues OF love and charity tor not few
of the "cOlored brethren" were there TO represent
their respective presbyteries and to speak word ~
season tor the great cause OF abolition and the rights
Of man Our ministers showed them the grea tsl
kindness and attention.; taking them 10 their house
hey introduced them To their families, ard shared
with them their tables and their bedsthus showing
that they had divesed themselves OF all these vu-
sarprejudlces which have Tor so long time swayeo
the minds of their countrymen.
an excellent one, and the dsmisslon OF the audi
ence, they proceeded to the election OF amodera-
tor which resulted in the choice OF the Kew. Mr.
Pierson: and after choosing the minor officers, the
meeting adjourned for the evening. The next eve
ming the sacrament was administered, on which oc-
cason the Synod was addressed by Drs Cox and
Skinner, and the evening after by Drs. Patton and
Peters-all of which addresses were OF the highest
order
But the chief occupation Of the Synod was the
trial OF the Rev. Messrs. Beden and Hill, OF tn,
North River Presbytery, on the charges OF heresy
aud the breaking Of their ordination yews Ih,
heresy consisted in their holding and advocating
the doctrine OF the saints perfection in holiness
while in this life, which secondary 20 the confession
OF 18th OF the Presbyterian church. The breakns
OF their vows consisted In their not wilhdrawns
themselves from the Presbyterian church, which
they had sworn TO do when they were ordained mi
nsters, in case they should ever differ IRON theh
brethren in the fundamental doctrines OF the cnurcn
The debates which arose the trial were anl-
mating and instructive in the highest degree; uullns
their progress many knotty points IN iheoosy WgI1
argued and disposed OF with all the tact anu SAIL
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HAR,PS

7 +. BROWNE & co. Manufacturers of the Improved
LondoH-esabished 1870 {many years with Erard No 1856
Broadway and i3h Chambers street. New York
j. f. Browne offers for sale 1856 Broadway the finest col
lection Of these beautiful instruments in the United States His
such enable him business
European prices thereby saving purchasers the high duties
posed by tariff these instruments.
f. Browne would observe these drps constructed
the most approved principles with all the modern improve
unequalled brlliancy Tone neness of touch,
and peectness OF mechanism Pa ocular is taken fit
them for the of climate s country in which
pect they will be found far of European
facture imported in the usual way
These Hap are psToned by the elite Of musical taste and
professional talent in Europe the latter he would
ton N Bochsa who inva ABLY selects from this establish
nent The attention of fessors this country solicited
Lists OF and descrpt be forwarded by
Repairing carefully attended Harps taken exchange
Strings &c o2l lmsec
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l.. BAk0Nro,

RTlST, in Alabaster Marble Scagliola &c. from Italy
ARespectuy invites the gentry the inhabitants shopkeep
Bazaar country dealers aud the public ~ general 70 see
his Museum of Arts No % Orchard (between Grand
and Division stree which nov for Inspection with
baser black marble, yellow stone staactite red
and various other Marbles verde d prao granite &C. &c
Hebe ewers Ecan vases candlesck pen trays ink
stands watch cases clock stands pieces spill
antique lamps shell oval bottles and single
dogs tables fonne baskets bulls lions, breaches
necklaces obesks bell yases goZzoy vases,
weights stands card boxes snuff boxss birds nests anan
ogy mineralogy geology marine boanis &c NC Pnce OF
articles from AZ cents to 500
terms.
Admission free. $40 6ws
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PHlLA OELPIilA
DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT,

EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 And q.
THE Subscriber has received large supply OF Vogtanders
celebrated Daguereoype Apparatus, large and small sizes
with achromac lenses made according Professor Petzyas
calculation. 80.
Also supply of best plates and chemicals whic he
warrants good aud sells az reduced prices.
The following gentlemen have aered agents viz
h. White, ESQ I'D Broadway New York r Haas, ksl,
Washington, ID. C.. DIR. A. Caspari, Richmond. Va =
Broadbeat Es for the Southern States VIM. West. Esq
Cincinnati Ohio
All communications post paid) and orders accompanied
with remtanees will be promptly attended aud should be
directed WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM,
oil 9m.r Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
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MasSACHUSEr IT'S BAY

OYSTERS -l68h Fnton street opposite Sc. Paals-
ONAPOLEON COURTIN takes pleasure in Informing
those who have heretofore honord him with their
that the Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar
and which has them the of Of Canca
that his saoon recently elegantly fitted offers the most
quiet and comfortable accommodations.
There will always be found choice collection Of the
following Chabs, Sau.ene, Grave, Barsac Her
mtage, sparkling and still Hook Champagne Chambertin
Pommard, vo!ney LATTE, LaToze Leove, St. Jussnsc
and all Of foreign wines and cordials.
lie keeps constantly hand the above wines tbs cask
box together with Preserves Sweet Oil and Frsss
Goods from his establishment oicnae
OF the city Oysters will be
purchasers reuired) and opened by Of
the establishments. 02 ,.neec
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
or THE
ELIXIR OF Low y.

i n
ln Older time, among tho Jews.
Iha, man an. zee wife %Sh cheese S
No children bore TO bless his home
Afflicted thus, the Roman matron
Prayed to Lucine the midwiie's patron;
tslsS g d shsT ID d a., isfF s. ss; p Isis;
And even now, the meek Hindoo-
Warm as her cline, and tender. too
I,ehlldless twelve months from her bridal
SS WEI wssp 1,ss e h her ri. sense idol
Petitions Branah for child;
For well she knows Love shuns to bless
So ma ch forlove in days by-gone,
aud savage customs IN our own;
R RH say even , now does Love. s9mmun0a
sd 9h Si' d i%si tsSa2sys s lsf 81 Yin. city
Vet may the barren, if they try
uhe means INCREASE and multiply"
The childless wift's repninEs end.
But Bao not the , RIoGggsis ;sy: power
With vigor clothe the mpotent
Suppress gleet, whate'er its date.
And brings back beauty and the graces;
IT'S IT'S, T roman tast-aad ne'er aeceyes her
And each disease tyith proper care tooJ
Tfs are .HS Sr GneT GT% who Ser es then. fiction
kss,s"11sli form. q st1ss's.iea@ e'''A'
With grateful mssiv ss1f from l ali Quarters,
Thousands who lay, with aastsrns breath.
Now in their highly Hayer r.T repeat
Thanks to LIES friend, in Nassau street,
And sometimes names the very number
,Ninety-two Nassau"-svep in their slumber--
Or, dreaming of Diseases ordeal,
Cry tat for the "Lucina Cordial"
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sending
remittance have boxed up and any part the
Union. Price 50 bottle $24 per dozen Also for sale
No. 80 North 9th ST, Philadelphia oiO I'm. m
RLANCARD5 PATENT STATUE WOOD 4 COAL
STOVES-'or halls, parlors offices, imboats
&c For beauty comfort and economy equaed by
stove in the Ured States These stoves Statue Of Wash
the Father Of surrounding
for wood aud the her for coal The for wood
suced for live and dumb stove combined, and for live
stove only The fire CHI amber the pedestal in
such manner that the FIRE by of yer,able pate
partition the the heat circulate through tn.
entire height the statue living large and beautiful adanl
surface They have also hot air chamber attached end
thing being arranged on the most scientific principle Fol
general utility they cannot fail to give satisfaction The sub
NY IS The atten,i2n OF those about purchasing to call
operation daily and for sale only i'll the city IA Grand
one door of Broadway. JAMES KINDS,
OIL IN m
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE III

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
undersigned takes occasion to INFORM his trends and
outsider street. No g. the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
and vegetable Market having commodous family apartments
arranged in the order
person is employed 70 procure permits to land passengers
of the revenue officers.
N B-Vsors to this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul Of embarkaton obvate diff
sci smec WILLIAM FULTON.
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS

''HE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly filed in London
by Mr. L. SlNlMoNDs, Agent for the American Papers.
British and oregn Newspaper Office IS Comhll London,
opposite the Royal Exchange
will be received s28tfr
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TO lNvALIDS AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
PROC ESS HOTEL

the village of CerrO three miles from Havana This
bshment advantageousy situated, properly fitted up
and attended aordng the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures of the Capital
venting timely attendance TO business Every attention
promised by the meet the satisfaction of their visitors
CHARGES.
Boarding for single person in one 90 day
+" two or three persons IN room. 81 so a day
each person.
With families particular be entered into
N. BOmnbusses running from morning till night be
the Cerro and HAVANA making the trip in half hour
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BATTERY AND PHILADELPHIA HOTEL.
V>EE SUBSCRIBE Err prepared TO make arrangements
l. with families single genemen for board during the
winter, "A the reasonable terms
N B-The terms for boarder
price, S. so per day. NJ. PETTET,
oo26 t&r
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To NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
HOsE excellent Illustrated Newspapers. The Pictorial
Times, and illustrated Loudon News supplied at Is cd
sterling Punch 4s I'd and all the London and
Foreign Newspapers they regularly supplied
wholesale and retail, by
p L. SIMMONDs,
Newspaper aud Periodical Agent l8 CornhilI, London.
Subscriptions advance be paid into the Herald Office
MIR. Smmonds'
Advertisements received for insertion in all the London,
Country aud Foreign Journals. s23f
T ONDON-ST. KATHERINES HOTEL, opposite the
II St Kathepe : Dock Gates, and near the Royal Mint
THOMAS LEN tf late Chief Steward of the British Queen
Steamship resecs ally informs his friends in the United States
that he has the OF the above and elegant
blshmen which au aad furnished regardless OF expense,
and In every respect adapted the reception Of families and
gentlemen visiting gand the hoe fronts that of the
dock in which LINERS aud the other
sells lay and is WI IN five walk of the Bank aud Royal
Exchange The house will be conducted liberal and
nomcs principles The coffee supplied with the LON
don, AWercsn ~. Indian and coleman lapes The yaadsi
baths will be found the house Gentleman may
by the week month for board &c. the terms
a in America.
r. LENNEY begs assure those who may honor him with
their patronage that nothing shall be wanting render
comfortable and by attention the wishes of his guests hopes
that confidence and good will literally bestowed
him when steward of the British Queen. s29 cod imr
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GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
Is CoRNHILL, LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL
TIA

TO MERCHANTS, Commercial News Rooms, Public Ii
braries agricultural Societies Officers ofthe United States
Printers, Publishers of Newspapers, SC
L. ~ oNDs General Agent and Commission Mer-
chant Dess 70 acquant his friends and the American public
general that he ready to receive orders for the supply OF News
papers feodcals Stationery Printing Materials Fancy Ar
ton OF rst rate quality the market of the
oa ana 10 transact business the liberal
vided he Is previously furnished with funds drafts either
house for payment
T. simmonds will also receive consgnmens ofany de-
scnpon OF merchandise be sold and accept
bills &C short dates for thirds of the of
the Ds OF adng Congnmens entrusted To his will
meet with every possible despatch in their disposal
with ne interest OF the nsgnees extensive kaowledge of
msn VIII ne trusts enable him To give complete satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their commands.
Reference may be made New York James Gordon Ben
nett ESD Proprietor OF the Herald personally acquant
m
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MIISIC.

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, professor Of music, respectfully
his and the public
has removed from 50 Crosby l36 Launs street. where all
orders for his Cotlion Band wait parties in ou
will be thankfully received and promptly attended
Orders for X will also be received Mr.. W. Dubois music
1856 Broadway. OF lm-r
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a s, ID, a he q be
g" x ;%sts' he e 0H do his s.,,b:$ns" built
he Ro%P q HaIlsss. ,nS The rsu Ply The row
Ss u Sf cGsI ss
S ' brass smpeo
ASp sds fee, e. hind md:
Look '1"d% pr s iSi: md
u ,cpg dressed BY the pqprsofs own r. hands Th9:s
ss. Swa on hand s 4 you
AZ WORK '''''s''4 '''' 'A' 9. L. INGERsQLL,
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL ~ TIE COUNTRY.
Ly wS S chsa nU Exceeding
scholars No will be spared to render the house Plea
G%s the TP f' ss ''a'
The location is very healthy and retired There are now
given fo fG q John .s'
f from JsST h;
Wdss J,%: 4: Ssd: si e.
ed s I s O. n me s and the
Dfasey of sst card, as.6as hsI card
6 s. Y Ladies e .s ard ss Of 'I New sht
specimen books and from variety Of p, ~ , cards
FRENCH CHINA
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Nsnuiacturers mas
plain a ws. and h1af 81. 'e %s as
ess plates AL assorted dishes tureens covered
fishes salad bowls fruit bastets eustads and stands
All The articles are Of the best quality, and TO be
od liberal terms, and in lots TO suit purchaser sz
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.
| REDUCED PRl -ES.
THE subscriber constantly receiving fresh supplies OF inc
above Justly celebrated pens, which he offers % the trade az
low n addition the styles so well Known I've
Nos and Pncipality Pens extra hne hne ana meoium
No s-Calixaphic Pen-a prime article pictorial cards.
Nos and Penvery fms point, and elastic
In evidence OF high estimation which these Pens ars
held the following statement is made -
JOSEPH GILLOTT,
from Dec. isiI, To Dec ist2, was
- 6l2 OO2
Tn. ,bc are cautioned to be on their guard spun
rus articles Each package Of the genuine pens bears lac
nile of Mr. Gotts signature For sale BY
HENRY JEssOP. Importer 81 John street N
A good supply of wndes and Mo,ley CO... London
Pen, so I'm &c
- BOoTs AND sHoEs-WILsoN JOHN
nave on haad and for sale from the best manufactures in the
loo Gases Coarse seyed and Pegsed Bsots men and boy"
1000 Pair Morocco Buskips.
1900 Ladies Fine slippers.
5000 Children's Shoes, various coors
100 Womens and misses Caters
1000 India Rubbers, trimmed and plain.
For sale IN S' cR AT ssTEET f Roswell.
~ B-The being until 10 O'CLOCK ~ @ eooda ~
sNs ss l County me'oh'"u g" 0p''' s2s INN
-LADIES' AND MISSES, SHOES
1LKERs Old STAND ils B b ID Y. wnss
"A be found complete os ladies' misses and children.
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DEMOVAL.-India Rubber Shoes and Over ShoesJust re-
csyed from our factory for fall trade large
India Rubber Shoes consisting Of plain aud figured lined
uued ubbes elastic shoes ladies' elastic
sandals leather and rubber sols ladies' fur and ribbon
bound GTccans and Buskns ladies' elastic quilted silk
shoes styles gooe shoes and various styles OF misses and
children shoes which offer the latest reduced prices.
pairs ladies' and mems rubber shoes figured and plain
by the or trimmed and cleaned by the dozen.
5000 pairs ladies' liued and fur bound rubbers,
Merchants requested the
No Is Maiden Lane.
HORACE ii. DAY su ices,or to Rosbury. |: r. Co.
,oi tmr Maiden Lane
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ICE-lCE-iCE
1000 TONS Of pure lake Ice Of the hes, quality. The
p.red TO- aud will sell BY the and smaller duant
cheaper than be obtained from other and
packr III the best manner to part of the world
suppy Of the best approved packing always on hand
JOHN Nj. LYON,
oio 2wsm go Division street.
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pOOT Ann aUOF STORE.

BOOT AND SHOE STORE. ~, 6;.r..
90 JOHN READY respectfully informs ~ III. ahovs
and the public that he has commenced receive
line AZ No Nassau street, where he viii I'm ON The
aud faithfully execute au orJer' W p'' " iy7sr
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DlSBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
sO8 BOWERY.
MR. d. has the honor that his School 10
Iu the reception of pupils. daily. Sundays excepted
or Ladies, from A. NJ. to 4. Nj.
rGentlemen, from TO a. NJ. aud TO Z. M.
H. Ny trained and quiet horses for the road parade to
For and particulars apply as above aus 3msr
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-LADlES AND MIsSE, 1nOSS'
CHEAPER THAN EVEh -
IL WALKERS OLD STAND .s 6Toddw bn ;S Mpss
n NAV he found complete assortment ol az I , hdre
na coor, sorts and sze., for ladies' misses and ehaTen
St a. Rnskius Slippers and waikhg SHOES Also,
proof shoes OF the
, vis and fashion ladies' misses aud ehdrens htsn 2,
M ~ ri coors in the greatest style and variety 81 All
and suited all tastes; gentlemen boys ad children
.hs I hors OF French aud calf md noe, ~
~ s.rstv ready made made order at the shortest
s t;entemens overshoes and innumerabe assortment
If other goods. at WALhbhS .. flyT 1r",o,is,
~ B-Heads OF families, by paonzine this est sii,n%'
will find saving Of IS TO 30 per cent oI Im
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UNITED STATES
TEA EN- OR U M,
III late l29 Chatham street, New York

And ZIG Fulton street. Brooklyn
AGENCY, 3lS BLEEcKER STREET,
WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL,
'JNHE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
and fragrant Teas of every variety and style.
Their specially includes the delicious and
grades Of Green aud Black Every package bears the
amp and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air. that their quality and
power will remain unimpAired in any climate Their system
OF prosecuting business perhaps scarcely 10 be exceled
founded upon the regard the rights OF the
especially with respect TO weight and quality and un
vailed All purchasers called
articles which fail give them the satisfaction, which
the money will be cheerully and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads of families aud ship
masters win hnd decided advantage supply themselves
from this establishment.
GEsUIyE JAVA CofFEE roasted every day.
Orders from all OF the United States executed with
prvmpttnde and despatch.
, The only warehouse in America for the sale OF Hou
auas celebrated Black Tea SO I'm m
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II NJ. BENRIQUES 81 William street, respectfully an
- 10 his friends and the public th he has
staAty hand the following choice brands of Segars
rsntsd genuine and Of the first quality
La Norma.
La Cabsna.
Ronda.
Yugenuidad
Nonegas (of superior quality.)
La Esperanza
Do London Segar small sine.
Paneteas, OF most superior quality.
Primavera.
De Nloya
ksnaTteros.
Regalias tof the Norma brandy
King Regals.
Queen do.
Csbaleros.
Prinsips. tof the favor,e brands Of Jurto Sans,
Rendous AMI Cruz
smokers would do well call before purchasing elsewhere
the Of the fssdious always be suited this
establishment. o2 lmT
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70 THE PuRIIC.

r10l TO S5000-Mr Francis II Crump, Watch Maker,
2s Grand street. begs g inform his friends and the
public that independent the Watch he prepared
make advances cash gold and s watches diamonds
silver forks and every description of gold OF
paid for old gold aud silver Watches OF de-
,cription repaired and warranted 2tS Grand street
sill 3msr
WATCHES-The largest and splendid assortment OF
w Watches in the city, TO be found at the subscribers
As he constantly all Of Gold and Sill
Watches Of the newest styles direct from the msnuae
England France, and Switzerland he enabled To
offer larger assortment and much less prices retail than
IN. other house the city Gold watches low 800 to s
Zach Watches and jewellery exchanged bought. All
waEhe, warranted keep good time the money returned
watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
owsI than az any other place in the city
-. q. ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewellery,
OF mFr Wholesale and retail. 30 all street up stair,
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70 PIANO FORTE MAKERS.
JOHN GILL. of Piano Forte Hardware wishes
that addition his establishment ION 26th
street and ID Ayenue) that he made with Mr.
John Phy is ivory dealer No 10 Murray New Yorkas
sgenl where article Of forte hardware he
chased as cheap rs elsewhere and in quantities .
J!G respectfully socits the quality Of
his goods especially his improved tuning pins
which warranted every respect Sixteen years close
tenon the above business New DIRK has enabled j. u
10 exactly what the piano forte makers require -
All orders John Gill; Goth and Sd Avenue New York
Mr. John Phyfs above will with immediate
ton. Goods forwarded any part ofthe United States
oil m
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M3A The Splendid East sailing H packet shin NoRFH
date dispatch for the above port va
The accommodations this shin for cabin eco,d cabin and
erige passengers such fail ensure every
fort 20 duog voyage ard the price of
very low Tor which NM application shouldb made on
board al per loot OF Jones lane sez Wall
At their General Passage Office a. Peck sp eoTne, So,, ,
The ships oIthis line sail Every five DAYS as ussai
N. B.-The North Carolina accommodate few roo,s
a. very moderate rate oIa iSr
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LIZ FOR LIVERPOOL-BritishS hp-Wh desnateb
NM The we'll known very fast sailing British shin
EsC HESTER. John Wilson, master, having a large
portion Of her board will have immediate despatch
for the above port.
veyance. wa
For freight having very comfortable accommoda
lions apply TO the subscribers,
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., IS Fulton st.,
nertd nor IN The Eulfn n.,L