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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23
CtothS- Cassirocr~ and Beaver Cloths.
Va T. are prcpar red 10 cN bibit "A Iaroo md s,,lo

w r. are prepared TO exhibit largo and spen-
did lot Of th- above Goo at very INV pree--,n
'hs W" nav" blacks blues and invisible greens qnati.s
IN 'assi-fe- English Fgneh American IN great VARIETY
eon-'siins u Tweed Boekssns. Doens Wool Black.
Blues AMI DrAb- freBe Pd Drsp &c from soc TO The
hn.t manaeiured-n Beaver Cloths. lied Bsr Blue
and ab Fgd and Pn Beaye-Sup-ror Pain Drab and Black
AsIaium Co's-iI'aNy Plot ant Porr Cloths. &c &c Our
ot NJ i"-e Goods = unsurpassed By any country
Purchasers are invited
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by rLEAsANrs q moSELE,

TrRNs SrpsHrriosTo City subscribers $500 per year
and fo' shorter y noi wrn by mail soIayabe In
al casss, advance
Apvssri.sa-For dlsrn hnss Co l. ,n.roa IS
81 ~! htve o. so and every succeed
Ing insertion, ~ cents
Transient adv ri-srs mnst pay in advance.
The number of "f noted
Ma they he n--usd ors soppsd ehars
al aeeordinsy. D- Orirrs must also he voting
Annual Adveis-t- charged $50 for 20
Tor OF greater length alJ $50
hne'; except Aucons-rs and Io,"Y d'oer- charged
sioo, paper ncin,i-d)
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
NDRIS BERKELEY a co Min IT,
HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
e. L VS. 4 Nd 81 d Ely.

iyop, stag ant buffalo Table
Cuuery. OF every description
Roigsfs L Son-'. Mo-tenloun's
aud CrooSc's sup. Pocket Cut.
nv
Carving, cooks AMI butcher.
Knives
Nryi'. Vices. Fellows. slei-r
AMI li=ud Hammers, scrrw
Plates, Sc.
llor. RasT- fat and half rouui,
mil. PIT eru~, cut, l,and--aw
All an other Files
Clafk's and Kennels Parliament.
broad AMI narrow Butt Hinge.
MiIlwrght's, Carpenter and "a
hinet-MakeT's Chiscls, Gouses
ami Augurs
Dnwing Knives Plane Irons.
ami all other Tools, Of Buich
60, Cams and American ma
nuiactUs
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MUSIC FOR THE GUITAR
LID H. TAYLOR in addition 10 h. very l,rrs
II stock OF Music, following songs for the Gui,r
The BrIde; T'- Hue Bellies Scotland
The Discnnsolat., Das GeSnre GIurk
Oh give mc back my heart again
Home, sweet Home, On yondeT rock reclining
Relieve me Il all ihose enlcariug Young charm.
TN tie hanks of the Biur Moseie
oh come TO M,etm- n he mdonlgh,
We can love more Listen lear Fanny
What fairy like Muse: o toulf no,
Osilre cottage gentle maid
do you iIink eau orgrti Pirates s.renad-
Am f0ndly own
The Lords oi Creation men We cal
Come dwell with me; Rory O'Moore
When The day with rosy light
Soun Ine" won't yOul not
Loves Ritorncla Twilight Dews
1weTe TO tell thee feet Music STORE
dc ,,,.o.;,. ,.. p..L.
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Killing, wedding and grubbing
Hos
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spnne lrou Rim Lock-
Mil pat. hand, cro>--cut and CIR
culT saws
Single and double barrel Guns.
shot Belts anil Powder FLASK.
I ANrs aud ilatebet-, male D.
tollin-, Summons AMI oiherS
7 Log. trace, halter ami other
Chains
Plated has- ard steel sadie
~, OF every quality
Cast. shear ami German steel
BY the cass, warranted
ShoyeiS. Spa.le-, &c. of Ames'
AMI oihrr makers
Hollow Ware, Wagon BoNcS
patent lineii Tea Kettles. Sad
Irons, &c.
e IS
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PAPER HANGINGS.

IENHE subscriber mas the pleasure of ,nform;np
his friends and the public generally that he Ia. er,vra -
Spng supply OF French and American
OF "i' San Freeo and Common Papers .pI~uda .--
meni OF Borders TO match all Of which put IN both IN o
and County, IN the neaiet best terms
apIo Corner below ~. $500 ,s nooI M pa,
SEARs FAMILY MAGAZINE Is a new monthly OF a. n,..-
~ whose object IS the Publisher collect eonaen.s mi
s!seiu.s the great Of general knoulye r,
ahed IN works and IN he alv,t,r
p"n IN reach 81 mankind
pared 10 lace by its cheapness xh,
the acquisition Of ln II WILDE with eyer, nIr-i
engraving Illustrative many most pronnent .ven- a.
Bbica AMI Religious History To entirely from ser,,n
isn-Fnee - 90 subscriptions and orders solicited y
$500, L. NJ. HARRoLD.
~ = L5eTa! Ogsr-Any person himself or oe,p
ing ne" subscriber Tor one RENTING current
I f'e OF a eAense shall receive copy Penoial f.
one year aud copy Of Sears Bible biography or woDr. on t
world Kept SUBJECT has order Address above {. "a
SMALL Florence and other Neck Ties, a. IL! eis
~ - THOS. X PRICE.
Children's elegant colored Cater. ana hl.cL
Morocco Boots.
IsT received from Philadelphia and ou.n.d a, vss,.r,
~ further supply Of those elegant fashionable hoeS Gar mi
men iiey may be had all sizss, at u. BULLLNGToSr
~ 49,
~. CRpSSMANis SPECIFIC MINTURH-lDob,f .ro,,y
~ Just received and FOR sale by BOLTON L HARRISON
no = Druggists corner 0f Main IND Governor street,.
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SHAWLS, SIAWI.S. SllAwLS
DIAM Brown and Green - Cloth shawis
u Z, - AMI - Heavy Blanket do
- 6 anil - Blue. Black Mouslel and Tibet DO
- Bin Mefiro Nett Lead Figured 90
- White Embroidered Mor.Jel do
- Fancy Ss Shaw h with many other style shawis an NJ
winch WI be 'od cheap orcash al the cheap b.
% ~ W NTpTurrU
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LIVERPOOL CLAssFICATIoN
I'm a. Eyo,,Jo ~ OrJ,s a. Mob;Je IN ~ n G.

Nsh-Dry Cod is in iar demand, and prices rule q
little higher; we notice sales at $3t Msckerel in
derate requestsales of No. at $40 so No. So so No
3 S57 S5slt
Hay-The sales are limited, being mostly confined to
consumption. We quote 43 and IS cents.
MoassesA fair demand, and prices tending towards
slight advance. Hol ers very firm. We notice sales
Of New Orleans at cts Cuba Muscovalo at % cts
Porto Rico 20 a 80 Cts New iberia 30 80 els.
CcfeeThe supply in first hands is so limited that ho
deis demand slight advance former quotations.
sequently there is very little doing We notice sales Of
ST. Domingo at 81 cts Brazil II 81 cts Cuba cts.
Lagnayra 81 81 cts. Maracsbo cs in small lots to
supoly the daily wants for consumption
Whaiebone-The sales of this article continue at the
advance The ruling rates % a 37t cts The stock
IN first hands has lately decreased very materially.
Susdr-Most descriptions in demand ct good prices
TIE supplies very moderate. We notice sales Of New
Orleans at 81 II cts Cuba Muscovado 81 IT St.
Crox u 81 cts Porto Rico 81 II cts Brown Havana
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Quantity Of Wheat shipped at Msssillon,

Suanuty OF Wheat snipped AZ Massilon,
Quantity Of wheat shipped at Navarro i: IS
Quantity OF Wheat shipped at Bolivar, is 7s,746
Quantity Of Flour shipped at Massiion is 40 2O5
Being an increase over me same length OF time last
year, In the aggregate amount OF Wheat cleared OF
the same period 20 060 barrels
The arrival OF the steam ship Just at the end OF the
' aV'rsble advices the mar
set 70 e Ma considerable frmness for prices most
staple articles of trade The news from
on " Europe is favorable to the interest OF this
C,y fhe unnrecedented demand for, and sales OF
lotion up to the last momen before the new crop
re,t indicate the most prosperous condition OF that
and Mspe and is encouraging to the planters dealers
% ahuiacturers OF this country. Small lots OF the new
Up nave made their appearance at the south, and we
any shortly expect large receipts.
prospect Tor an extensive demand for bread stuus
from Europe very fair Our remarks in relation to
branch OF our trade will be found under its appropr
Prices of American provisions the English markets
nave advanced within the past sixty days tremendousy
s wn'cn oct will sensibly effect our domestic markets
TINS hefd to great extent Several cargoes OF tea re-
main in dy hands sale advertised for the 25th inst
The fall trade is fairly opened and considerable activity
prevails in all departments OF business Money is plenty;
prices re- nuneratng; credits satsactory and confidence
nrmly estsblished.
4ses Pots are still held 81 All and Pearls at IS
sales very moderate for the season. only reach
'"' Shout 800 bbls day Of both descriptions.
Cotfon-The reports of the Liverpool and Havre mar
cts the, have Tesched ny the Hbeia, exhibit very
svorahe stae trade The sales in the former market
were large and made principally to manufacturers Tor
consumption On reference to report published from
circulars it will DO that prices firmly sustain
ed although actual advance cannot be quoted The
imports daily large, and the stock hand
than double the usual quantity in the face of which the
above state Of things existed
The sales in this market for the past week have not
been large in the aggregate although some days exhi
bited conside rahle activity The sales reach little
1900 bales and the receipts for the period about 5000
bales making decrease in the stock in first hands $500
bales The sales Upland and Florida at 81 81 cts.
New Orleans 81 81 Mobile Oh and 81 Texas at 81 St
cents.
Below give the quotations before and since the arri
val OF The Hibernia by which the Improvement in this
market will be seen =
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BOOk-KEEPING.

THOMAS JONES, Accountant 1873 Broadway, continues
throughout the Summer months to pupils who
practically aud thoroughly instructed in the duties Of
the desk; frivste lessons are gwen when preferred
cipes and Practice OF Bookkcepngn syo 81 So THIS work
adopted in many Of the first Academic institutions
this country and has been rublished England For
synopsis of this improved method OF teaching, Hunts
Merchants Magazine, Dec. 1872
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS adjusted IN of dispute lit
CATION, insolvency Death Books opened OF balanced
a3 Im~rc
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INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY.
NOTICE Citizens Of New York and Strangers s9ioSmng

~ in the City-G o s l. N G'S SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS Nos 81 and &C Nassau street.-The immense patro
which has extended the subscriber by liberal and
enlightened community, has enabled him enlarge and inn
his Dining Rooms accommodate hun
dred persons at time Whilst making these additions To
his ayoe aud well known establishment he has been
mindful of the still greater comforts and conyenences of his
thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon
and detached the kitchens, so completely TO exclude the
efuva and heat which necessarily arises from cooking for
three thousand day. The walls of the saloon
have been embch by Of the elegant and costly
Oil Paintings of the and modern schools; marble pill
lars and stauary and busts Of Washington Napoleon Sc
The bill Of fare all Others part of the United
Satesncudng salmon of 30 and 40lbs weight 10 81
per plate with anchovy butter bread &c all kinds Of
roast and boiled meats of the best qualities with bread and
strawberries Pastry Of ali kinds turtle soups
steaks chops &c and hundred other different articles Of
the choicest description, at prices equally low
Best Java Coffee and black Teas, per cup
Chocolate cents, &c. SC.
Attentive and civil walters employed who speak the
French Spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
served the neate possible syleand every depart
ment OF the establishment competent and experienced
placed
Having visited aud being with of bust
OF of the best conducted Dining Saloons Europe,
America andhe West Indies the subscriber feels hesta
ton In assuring his fellow citizens that his establishment in
ieor TO none that he has portion of his
mentsbedes which the qualities and low prices of
article included IN the Daily Bill Of Fare must thar
respect aoneexcusve Of all other consideationsender
the plus ultra of Eating House this Continent
The has been supplied throughout with Croton
Water which passes through improved erers aud the Sa.
10 3msr HENRY GOSI,ING
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j. SOKlA'S
EuEAP nNEINlI EST A RI -IsIIAIENr

CHEAP DlEING ESTABLlSiMENT.
MR. SORA begs leave respectfully inform his friends aud
l the public in general that owing 10 the depressed of
he times he has reduced his price % below the regu
lar charges.
Ladies shing their dresses shawls Sc dyed or
pressed will find 1t much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to call with such articles
of wearing apparel may need dyeing pressing All
will be puncuay attende aud the articles done up the
hest Vie al Soria's establishment, No. 100 Pearl
His branches are at No PSI Blocker ST. No Bowery and
AZ sd Grand 81 Also branch 70 Fulton Brooklyn and
al Newark ~ J corner of Broad ST. and Washington Place
Merchants can have all kinds of goods dyed and put up
their original forms, and moderate terms.
Principal office 400 Pearl ST. au20 3uls
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
Paula AND SARSAPARULA

Certain safe and eflecua remedy discovered for
"A the of Iionorrh@a, elects StrIctns, Whites Pains
in the Back and Lons Seminal Weakness, Affections
kdnies Gravel Scorbutic Emptons, Sc. The high estima
ton aud enormous sale this medicine has obtained for the last
four wears, certain criterion of immense utility has
acquired the utmost fame every of Euope has been
examined approved Of and sanctioned by the faculty of medi
and recommended by the most eminent of the profession
Prepared by }. B. Thorne chemist London, aud for sale
wholesale and retail, by JAMES TARRANT
2G6 Greenwich COZ of Warren street.
Also Park Row and 3la Broadway, 1863 Broadway All
Broadway Lislenad street, $50 Broadway
Walker street, aug 2ws*m
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more. Eldrdge, and Thompson, shannon, Phiadepha;
venlross, Foster Sunam; Tuskar Lowell New Orleans To
lumba Ryder, Georgetown DC; Norman Shaekeliord WI
mngton, Nc Gladiator, Kelly, Rchmond Essex MaIders'
FTedericksburs Henry Curtis, Hae Albany; Lawrsnce
Meeker and Cora. Graves, NYork Arr 18Th Tange Park
Pelon, Hatch and Cinderella Burgess Philadsphia; Pilgrim
Dodge Alexandria; Union Paine, Richmond; Banner ono"
and Cooley Co. Edridge. York. ,.
NEw BEpFoRp, Aug PAR Henry Jenney, Philadelphia
Sid Mercy Smith do; Gen Jackson, Albany Passed Alex
ander NJ, Philadelph for Bostol. ~,
NANTUCKET, Aug I8-Au Champion, Drew, Nfork; .,
OsTsRyilLE New Harbor, Aug l3-Sd Niagara Lowell
Albany. 80
CrNTREyIrLE Aug i3--Sld Herald, Scudder Albany .
Providence, Aug l8-Au Lucreta, Harris, Pcto9i David
Rsey James Riyer; Reaper Kent Nonolk Richard Ihomp
Buck Philadelphia John JAY Baker do via East Green
wch; President Wilbur, and Spy, smith, Albany; indepe
dence, Baker; Report Turner; Hness, Baker aud General
King Rondout for Pawucket; Radient, Wilsey, Rondou;
Editor Dayton NYork. Sid, wind WSW, light, Seminole
Allen Baltimore; Model Ireland, Philadelphia; liardscrabbe
Davis and John, Burough Albany; Motto Racket, Ron
dout.
FALL RIVER, Aug 1o-sld Lincoln, Wooster Madawaska,
Small, and Thorn. Bennett Philadelphia. -
BMsToL, Aug lat Sarah Arselia, Fletcher liverpool
Island, Hull, NYork
Hartford, Aug l8-Ar Lion Deming; Token, Tyler, and
Star, Francis, NYork; Good Friends Harris Philadelphia
Sid Mary Elizabeth Smith, NYork
ALBANy Aug I9-Sd Tiger Nye New Bedford; Stranger,
Bearse, Boston franklin, Quincy Sippican; Agent Hyde
York.
,sAyANSAE, Aug 6-sld Clinton Lyon, and David Dufel
Williams NYork.
Nrw 0RLrASs, Aug l2-Ar Nashville PemberGn, Ant.
weIp. lowed down, Normande nsylvana, Prentice,
Union, Democrat Washington.
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EreigIits.

New Orleans, August IL The freight market is very
quiet, but the rates generally pretty well maintained
Tho only fo eign eng cement Of which are advised,
other than those filling vessels previously loading, is
ship for Antwerp at 37s 81 for tobacco.
The ruling rates to Liverpool Cotton Id Tobacco,
bhds, SIS Cd Cotton for Havre lc per ID; Tobacco,
for Boston, SIS per hid do Tor New York, So dol Lead,
SO per ton Flour soc per lb; Cotton, So per bale
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On Sunday afternoon, MICHAEL DrKrRs, in the 18th
year Of his age
The relatives of the family and friends and those Of his
sons John f. and Dr. p ykers, respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral this afternoon the 2st inst, at
o'clock, from l34 BleeKe street.
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On Saturday morning, 10Th inst JOSEPHINE NJ, only
daughter Of Henry D. and Monque Looms aged one
yeer.
ereatons and friends Of the family respectfully
Invited 10 attend her funeral Tuesday, tomorrow al
o'clock, P NJ mo. 1903 Third Avenue.
On the l4th OF June last EDWARD s. JupsoN Of this city
while an voyage for hisl health from New Orleens to
Trieste
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Ship Masters and Agents

we shall esteem II favor Captains Of Vessels will give
Port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign NeWpers or News s T1 ne have aG
board them immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received.
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Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan. De Peyster, July IA
Cambridge, Barstow, July %
G.Washingtn, Burrows, July rs
PROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, July 10
Mediator, Chadwick, July %
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. 2
FROM HAvRE.
Louis Philippe, Castoff, July IL
st. Nicolas. Pell, July II
Duchesse d'Orleans, July Is
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHING Mt
30i PEARL, LATE 1903 BEEKMAN STREET.
THE Subscriber well known for the cheqpness and dumbi
lily of his work. desires inform his patrons and the
public that he now, to suit the economical tendency of the
times making of the quality a reduction
per from former prices aud less believed by
per than garments of the quality made by the
cheap houses in this city.
In order that gentlemen may understand what meant by
cheapness the following bill Of prices is submitted their
consideration with that the goods shall be of first
rate quality, and the III unexceponable =
Superiine of England Cloth Goats -. S12 to SIG
Pants of black or fancy Double Milled Cass, 5to7
Vests of Silk, Satin, &c az TOD
Making and trimming, the best style at the following
prices
Pants and Vests, Ia IN
All orders executed with punctuaty aud despatch.
JOHN MOFFAT.
As the is advanced the present stock of summer
goods will be sold low. au3 I'm sr
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Barquc Hualco, Clark from Hamburg July J. in ballast to
Schmidt & Balchen-ll0 passengers.
British brig Comet Welsh II days from ST. Johns NF in
ballast to II. Brown.
British brig Mercaor, Davidson, 10 days from Windsor Ms
with plaster, to master
Sch DESPATCH Corsen days from Bandywne. with corn
TO Hotchkiss * Co.
Below
Ship Newark, Merwin days from Savannah with cotton
q. Sutton.
Brig Horensia, Lambert, 20 days from Mansanlla Cuba
with &c to order
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BUTTONS.
PATENT AGATE BUTTON
DEPOT,
THOS PROSSER,
patantap
| DEPOT
| OF GENTLEMENS FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
| &cS

OF GENTLENlEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, &c.&c
THE Subscriber would call the attention of their and
strangers visiting this city to their rich aud eytens
sormen of stocks scars gloves susrenders pocket
handkerchief dressing gowns, hosiery lambs wool merino
silk cotton Berlin buckskn aud other under shirts and draw
Their of the above goods and all other articles
appertaning genteman wardrobe rich varied, and
extensive and well worthy the of the fashionable
community they would particularly recommend their
style of gentemens shirts containing improvements.
The shirts manufactured by them suit the
form of the thereby doing with the large overpus
of linen used under the old system of cutting and adding not
form: This Improvement manifest to the Judge, of the
late fair the American Institute that the first premium
awarded the subscrbers their patent elastic Brace 1cu
ry recommended to all who have acquired the habit
of STOPPING They will be found Of immense benefit
Of sedeary habits by bracns the shoulders they strengthen
the back aud expand the chest and will be- found of impede
the free of the They would also call aen-
on TO their elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
depend being suited with the best and fashionable
articles by calling at the old establishment of
PARSELLS & AGATE
All 90 lm.ec 237 Broadway, corner of Park place.
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VIM r JENNINGS ~ co.

WIN. T. JENNINGS ~ co.
DRAPERs AND TAILoRs, 23i Broadway, American
seasonabe goods including Cloths Cassimeres Vest
ngs &c. in all the and various styles under the assur
that the system of small profits and quick returns,
which has elected liberal patronage, will be continued
while arrangements such will enable to fill all
ders in future with promptness.
feature in the establishment which commend il to
those requiring articles for immediate is the addition
stock Of of first quality ready made Gar
ments consisting of
Surtouts, Erocks,
Dress Goats, Pantaloons,
Vests, Oihce Goats,
Travelling Frocks. Dressing Gowns. sc.
A choice collection of
Silk and Satin Scarf, Cravats
Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers
Muslin Shirts Collars, sc.
At prices which offer inducements purchasers
jy2i 3m~ec
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days of the Steam Ships.
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA.
Hibemia, Judkins Sept.
9. Western, Hosken " Aug. 5 .........A Aug. 81
Britannia, Hewitt Aug. 10 Sept. l6
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Married.
Died.

On Saturday evening, 10th inst, by the Rev John C
Green, MIR. JOSH CLARK to Mrs. SUSAN ConTELYou.
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Packets to Snil.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
New York, Cropper. Aug. 10
Siddons, Cobb, Aug. Is
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Atwood, Aug. 30
st. James, Sebor, Sept. |
FOR HAyRE.
Y. de Lyon, Stoddard. Aug. Is
Utica, Hewitt, Sept. |
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY,

AND CENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
60 MAIDEN LANE.-Just received the latest and most
% approved French pattern shirts. general Of
shirts under garments hosiery, cavats, handkerchief nc.
shirts and under garments made order and repaired
short notice For sale Counting House Desk with three
drawers and book rack WIN. COLLINS.
au20 lm.T
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go E9R The EIsH5NG BA Ti4fs6Hy
- TnHnuHRtsDhY, and FkbiiDAY, The, steam,
foot of Chambers street. Tuesday Thursday and Friday
morning leaving foot of Chambers O'Clock, Amos
street past o. Canal street past g. Caharne ferry Brook
lyn of Pike past and pier No. Battery, 4
past Q. Landing a Fort Hamilton each way.
Bait furnished on board, gratis
Band OF Music the boat-and thing Will
be done make these Excursions pleasant aud healthy.
Chambermaid will attend the ladies and children.
Fare for the excursion 80 cents. au20 iw-ec