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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO THE FLOWERET.

| III THE FLOWERET.
Sweet harbingcr Of Summer on earth o cold bosom
Away from vulgar sight thou lowest to grow;
Here in this sunny nook thou Spreadst thy blossom
Where the sunbeams glisten and soft breezes blow
First fruit, we hail thee, of the op'ning year,
! Leading the way for her abundant store;
AS such, thy presence does our spirits cheer,
And gives US faithful promises of more.
We hail thy coming with gentle lay,
And cen would pluck thee from this sunny cod,
Did not the angel that is in the say,
II come to thee, the messenger Of God.
leone to tell thee Of the sunny hours,
Which Father Time is bearing on his wing;
Icomc, the harbinger of gorgeous flowers
Where is no more the treacherous breeze spring.
come to whisper to thy spirit-peace,
And bid the storm Of passion all subside,
Now that the wrath and storms Of winter cease,
And bis wild streams in smoothess currents glide
4 come % whisper of the dead that lie
AEncsmpassed in the cold embrace Of earth;
To teach the lesson that although men die,
Een from the grave there is another BIRTH"
Restthee, sweet foweret, in this peaceful nook,
lwsuld not pluck thee from this woodland glen:
For tony soul thou art indeed book
Containing lessons from an angels pen.
There's a Divinity in thy low mein,
Ofwhieh this wildwood grandeur cannot boast;
With peculiar grace thou deckst this scene,
Surprising far that Of this forest host.
Thou shedst Light around the cheerless tomb,
Thy humble petals pointing to the sky,
Tell " cf Him. Who can dispel its gloom,
And lead The way, where man shall never die.
A little more, and thOu shalt fade and die
H q III ...sssage fnished-thy brief journey run;
But in forgetfulness thou Shalt not lie.
For ! will think Of thee when thou art gone.
Soon tho drsar winter Of my age shall come.
And shall lie in earth's cold damp embrace;
Then may some modest foweret deck my tomb.
The euardianangel Of my resting place.
Satisbsry, April -, ls43
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District of LitchGeh, IS.

Probate Court, April Is, l643.
ESTATE of Joseph Farnham, late OF
IA Litchfield in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District OF
Litchfeld, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors of said estate, represented insolvent. in
which to exhibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed Messrs. ITHAMAR HUBBARD and
SIDNEY PECK Commissioners to receive and
exauaine said claims. Certifi by
r. M. WOODRUFF, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house lately occupied
by said deceased in said town of Litchfeid,
on the Goth day of June and the l4th day of
October, ls43, at o'clock in the afternoon,
on each of said days, for the purpose OF at
tending on the business of said appointment.
IrHAMAR HUBBARD, cor,r,r,s
SIDNEY PECK,
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
uuested to make immediate payment to
DANIEL H. FArNHAM, Admir-,
AZ LEHMAN H. FARNHAM,
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ron nm INQUIRE.

ron THE RNouIRRR.
I've unused On the miseries Of life
To Ind from what quarter they come
Whence most sf confnsien and strife
Alas from The lovers Of rum.
Imst with lair one distressed,
asked whence her sorrows could comet
Her answer she thus soon express'd,
My husbands lover OF rum.
/ found poor child in the street,
Whose limbs by the cold were all numb.
No stockings or shoes on his feet
His fathers a lover Of rum
went 70 collect q small debt,
b. The master was absens from home,
The sequel need not relate
The man was lover of rum.
I met with pauper in rags
Who asked for trifling sum;
I'll tell you the cause why he begs,
Behold he's alover Of rum.
I've seen men from health, wealth and case,
Untimely descend to the tomb;
Ineed not describe their disease
Because they were lovers Of rum.
Ask prisons and gallowses all,
Whence most of their customers come;
From whence they have most Of their calls-
They'll tell you the lovers Of rum.
So poverty, misery, and death.
Ofintemperance is surely the sum;
More poisonous than the upas breath
Reform then, ye lovers Of rum.
AnssDer to the Enigma in the Iastreeks Enquirer -
LOVE AS BRETHREN. The Solutions are the
following: Brethren. Love- East, Broth. Stove. Ben
Bath Brass, Alas. Bonnets Lobster, Bear Bat, Bone
Rat. ANSWER sent in by E'''''"'' and F. II. IT,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04

1T7HE Judge of the Court of Probate for
IL the District of Washington, has limit.
ed and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the creditors of the estate OF Eli
iah Perkins. late of Washington, in said dis
trict. deceased, represented insolvent, in
which to exhibited their claims thereto. and
has appointed Nathaniel Perry and Andrew
Hine If. Commissioners to receive and ex-
anime said claims. Certified ny
IrH1EL H1cKox, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house OF the de-
Ceased, in said Washington, on the 2Oln oay
.ofJune and the 18th day of September, io4S;
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on eacn OF sa na
days, for the purpose Of attending on inc
business Of said appointment.
NATHANIEL PERRY, Commits
ANDREW HJNE, in.
April 4th, lG43.
Ali persons indebted to said estate are re.
uuested to make immediate payment to
az d. G. -PLArF. Administrator.
NTOTICE.-The undersigned, Commits
IL sioners on the estate Of Heman K. Par
sons of Sharon, in the District Of Sharon, as
signed for the benefit Of his creditorSb DO
hereby give notice that we will meet at the
house of said Parsons, on the Cd Monday OF
Nav and the I'd Monday Of September next,
nj 8 O'Clock p. NJ. to receive the claims OF
The creditors of said Parsons. Six months
from the 9th day Of March l64S are allow
ca 10 The creditors for the exhibition Of their
,claims.-SharOD. April z. 1913.
NEN5AmsE BATEs, corc,r.
40 CHAUEcET PARDEE.
TRAyATS. splendid SO in. changeabls
~ black Italian, Gros-de Rhine and Lust
vsna kSff nlain and fiRd. For sale by
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CRAVATS. Splendid 50 in. changeabls.
~ black Italian, Grcs-de Rhine and Lust
xina k1lk plain and fgd. For sale BY
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RgcoNsEMDAr1oN.-B always midas yo9 cans
spoonful of honey attracts more ines than pemsi =
vineear HyOu most fall into any extreme. les %
On tbo side or aensleness. The human MIND = g
eCpStTMcesd thas Il yesisls Siecr and yiel
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LARcI PTAR TREE.-The Western papers
speak Of a pear tree in Knox Co. Ia. near
Vineennes, which measures, one tO0t above
the ground. ten feet in circumference. and
has q top Of sixty nine fest Il dianaelel. Il
was planted some IS or 40 yeNr& ace. ~ hzrs
OcketEea, and bears alnsesl efsII 5esi ab0UI
lS6 bushels q ehcieo run
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/, The Weksburg Wing hopes no one will arrest
Graves, the abscoadiug Treasures, % the Governor
has offered reward of 5000 for him, and there is
mot q cent in the Treasury. The Wing 10 in favor
having old debts, and opposed TO mnking Os~ ones.
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DEATH FROM rRrrzrNc cAusE.-Mrs. Carr
mother Of Whitman Carr, Of Monticello. Sui.
Ivan county, aged 80 years. on the 24lh ult'
knocked small piece Of skin from the knuc.
kle of the third finger. Inflammation ensued
succeeded by modification, whichput an end
% heT1ife on the 26th ultimo.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04

Losms Em BooTT."-A thiSf cut the booeH
stage near Pittsburg, Penn. on Sunday last and
stole trunk person who saw the operations gave
alarm, when the fnsncier dropped bis prize and
v,nAa nfY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08
Vol. Ix-No. 246.-Whoie No. 345s.
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
shed day OF the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July Price cents per ccpyor 81 20 per an
num-postages psid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
mornngprce 81 cents per copy, or So IL per annum-
postsges paid-cssh in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Oh
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas
ing fast has the largest circuation Of any paper IN t
city The toord and IS therefore, the beS channel for oi
siness in the city country Prices moderate-casn
n advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR OF THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMBNT,
North W est corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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SFGARS.


None bat Smokers %"s k Rn owes
The saying is true, when ye know where to find
Esr s' S: :sS, se quality the mind
And enables the smoker to puff away care.
sHs Maiden SSSi a"is TO pS%py you CALI
s r s,S 9HSs yS% w ,n5 S 40 SO s all
n. sesais are the choicest most exquisite brands.
By COMPETENT agent selected with care
Direct from Havana by special commands,
Ard none m ahs ely with his can eo%p s,s,
rrnciIr, Espe,annas, Imperial segars,
The b-st Ia the country that you procure.
lis Dos Comparieros and exquisite brand,
won S Ss s a.s: Es. S s%sS on hand
~ Which sEXAs has Sa SO oaS oTeG he Sas engaged
aas re % Y Ill 80 ssfs he hs eSa
seueatly he can warrant all sold by him to be genuine His
similar ss;ael', ,I Ss.., n.npN LANE uo,a.
oi sp''''s' the S"'f' MAIDEN hAN aua nGM %aG
saAgs ToPAacsG0 SUGAR g Ar SoFEEG pr
$4,000 %fn ssi.' sna rSs "H
g: { :s' I ssr .! s%9. Do DO DO DO do Do
BsIs. oi Ssisa Tobacco.
c sses Of F i' labor St, Jaso White Sugar
For SALE by A. A. sAMANos
su1 lm.r MOI Wall st and 2s9 Broadway.
SNUFF, CIGARS AND ToBACCo-Just received per
consisting Of Laaa fogls Irish high high dried Welch
ss do cossahas,% etc; Together with large assortment
o. hand prime LOT Of Havana Cigars "Moriega," La Nor
ma - "Regalis," "Panetell etc.
taycndh Tobacco OF the most approved brands Turkish
German IA quatel Scafaat aud Spanish smoking tobac
Duteh and English clay pipes Jones Royal patent Matches
nhes, fancy ppes snuff boxes and every article
aTainng TO- well stocked tobacconsts establishment, for
Mrs g. NEwC oMBE SON.
su ~ im.ec No. 4 Wall st.
FOKFlGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 33is Ann street, New York
THE advertiser has Tor sale the following choice impora
Il uons Of the very hest quality, viz
Old hrieh Brandy q essk and bottle
Hsmbargh" 1" imported in 1900
=" Madeira Wine in pipes aud bottle
F" Shsrry, Muscat Bofdeaux, Marseles
4" Cataloni, Port, Ne.
Inyallds aud Cisrs will find pure liquors unaduerated
above-No. 133S Ann St al9 m-m
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NYLOGRAPIIfC PRESS X GENERAL. JOB PRINT
" ING OFFICE s. Gold street, Fulton.-Tne sub
scers INFORM Druggsts femers, Nanuisc Grocers
aud others that have 1.-THE selson) made
additions their ssorme Of kylognphic Labels TO which
hex would respectfully call their aenon, being the largest
and suAd published this country
kurops tonsum invited 10 examine our assortment
heinfr purchasing =,
xyloenIhic Engraving New designs aud plates, suitable
Kinds business executed the first style OF the art,
and pns W bronze yaricgatcd plain aud fancy colors.
Job frung1hir Office also supplied with every variety
Of description Of
80 frntng Chsrks NOTES, Biheads Circulan Bills La.
dug Hands and al kinds Of mercantile printing, executed
on rptsnuahlr terms.
Paen, ard PrssThis machine Is particularly adapted TO
d. printing ards Which with facility and
suiy I-rsnn bng ah print pack oi the best enamel
I'D cards mtnu'es With esse
Snfa lnlissA surface tans manufactured expressly for
is hutl fuuisi aud puted the following prl.
lso q srds Cor % ccuts 900 Cards for 81 Is
ms "sl@ soOO $50
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.
AaI a. REGuLARRn MAIL AZ I'm hn1NNE-FoES T rRS
-K-INGTGN AND NEWPORT--Composed
following superior connection With
the Stonington and Boston and Providence Railroads
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt. Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thayer.
PROVIDENCE.
NARRAGANSETT.
MOHEGAN.
One of which will leave New York daily Sundays except
ed) from Pier No l. Battery Place, n. River at p. M.
ARRANGEMENTS.
The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, Monday, and
Wednesday for Stonington and Newport and Friday for
The MXssACHUsETTs, Captain Comstock, on Tues
day and Thursday for Stonngton and Saturday for Stonng
ton Newport and Providence. go
Passengers, the arrival Of the steamers stonngton will
be Immediately forwarded in the splendid and commodious
Cars of the Railroad to Providence and Boston and for
Newport will proceed the steamer Mohegan Tin superior
der) from thence at o'clock the following morning. thus
giving them opportunity Of nights board the steam
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and then breakfast board
the Michigan.
The above have been thoroughly equipped and
eury of and surpassed by the United
States.
For freight, which taken very reduced
apply board north side Of No % Broadway
lice of Samuel Deveau freight agent, the wharf
Tickets for the route and steamers behs be secured
HARNDEN & CO., No. 3 Wall street
On and after the 10th inst freight will he received
and forwarded after hafpast4 p. NJ. mo 6ms
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totnuron tardi q ies, pllccs.
BRowNsoN COS

Sgsr - Gold street, near Fulton.
N9TE, 70 tREISSy, ,hMIEtpGAN AID oTmhR
, 81 grse ss ps,I9,r l b, -, The homo, 20
hsseors ssi.tar iwsn ~ sd'cTi,.sI and Boanar has
bn dsgl,ea hy uiual and that e has reo-ned hi,
s ~ r. a., 1 es s ~ Gaoa lS,s Sss Ss%
osoasiY rpsrsa nd '.gva,ed .nd contains com.
ssad % \, g ~ sclias SslSTiP:st !. CONDUCTED "a
F.neals. ,nd m.i nliy seri without ,gard 70 cost
i,$.s a. sssri.s, ia, dios ). sdy every day ala
s .d,rr,.sl hs 30 w. - sssr,oas sad T,.g, ds.,
vs saiss,oa ,Hars hin te patronage Of his fellow
ss1s ". I'D At .s Vast po.'6ls ssrsnss
y imsec
WOogLLN tkgT0gt toE sALt,rls sTe.snesF
phiss (. i,ssi.d 90 t,nington Rissr isA mules iron,
. oTs'' .. - i Ss' si s ssss TS% .@$
.as sa "a ,sg ,sa,lan ,. =, % Coz, nay
c,ae Fscs M Nafk slls Other pariieular iniorma'
uoa may v Nd 's % pne'' add 'r-'aro . LLooo.
No H.gf.rd Coos, Aas. u, Isu
oea all,Is wsaisd ssfsisetaV security situated IN
, y. Meme n,at rs. iest 10 psi,iealsrs ~ Sissss
s .si, az 49, 20 T" ''''''- Gko C. KELLoGG
IRON sAtE wAkEHQusE, ~ w.isr s,r~t-The sus
.Sr ~. % 81 IL tx sS I'd "a. .. sSS 'saSa
a. pS,es. ear..g-d,us wl,h d. qaatY Oras- viii be
eve, % 'assss,sSs kea. is. .sa aiIessoa., s and
sasS suiisS.s = II ara-F, - wasEs Patent ss
ls.aar 80. tvhiee az sgw ~.a. tl sad ~ cyoas y.
ss ss e s s.ss q s:1s s, -s %if,
habs .acs yass ~ tl .nd w - psosscaisd By dc latsn
" 70 '' '''''' = y" siLAsc. HERRING. a, wm~a
soa sass 'AA'a "a PAT F'5~eai is MsS,s; fe
Goal, IOAl.frssh Orchard Rsd Ash GAL hr,t quail.
" " viii =. sob ~ The sabscribsr a tho foown loo pn
-. 90 s s.rs 70 -. .-S 80 q s fS ys s
.,9y, 5, . lsss. %, o - a gsI ". w = sAaFs
% 'AA'" nom The S"'-~'sA' 40 fii -ri iSt7ToS
IVA amsr Nt 0reeuwich corner Of kins !"
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THE HARVEST IN ONEIDA COUNTY The farmers
Of this county have nearly finished the harvesting of
ther CROPS, and probably season of more abundant
Weld was never known. With a few executions,
the wheat has been stored in excellent condition.
In some OF the towne, the farmers now harvest
ing their oats, and we believe that they are gen.
failure OF an abundant yield Of the corn crop:
The warm rains and growing weather OF Tue la st
'ew days, have brought forward me corn ,h neias
WIZ as'on. ,. 81 ,be county, we have heard Of
m, oos syprssson Of the abundant harvest The
particular socsa 10 Say meadows seeH moi.
aounuan ant for a second cut OF stout grass. The
oss .rs Quite full. and everv where the farmer is
ecmcelIsd 10 stack his hay, and many instances his
Saoe soon to see the demand for produce such that
Inc farmer may be well rewarded for his labors'-
mia Observer
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"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
R PERTY-A small Farm of about sixteen acres, the
highest state Of cultivation situated but five miles from
the Hoboken Ferry leading TO jhe city of New York This
Property has excellent ga story dwelling house. IS by
Is built the approved style of the State with oubud
nes and all other conyeniences make suitable for trades
mans residence wishing to retire from the hustle Of the city,
and yet be able within an hours drive to VISIT his counting
also suitable the market gardner small farmer the
same time taking bolders from the city, But above all this
what situation for roadside tavern which Il has been known
The ST Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken and
embracing the whole of that great traffic that passes
those places the Interior of both those states New York and
New Jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap, the
proprietor having business in England:
B-Thene about six of first rHe potatoes also
five acres of buck wheat; aquantty OF young fruit trees &C.
all fourishng condition Application to be made TO Mr.
VIM. MCDONNELL, Auctioneer, Ill Chatham stleet Few
York.
convenient portion OF the purchase money may re-
main ON bond and mortgage. auo Im.ec
THE WELL KNOWN SOLOMON HElNE d.,
WHO has practsed this city upwards OF nne years
w medical physician and surgeon, keeps his Office No 81
Reade st. Broadway m1o lm'r
brown SHEETINGs-5O bales extra heavy, just receiv;
(. su3eec PERssE BROOKS. 81 Liberty st
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IRA FOR SALE OR TO RENT-The PREMIUM
tR MILLS with II Is of stones with all of its
tensiye machinery, situated near two miles from New
Rochelle Wescheer county and State of New York and in
immediate proximity the city Of New York in order for
extensive business in flour and grind and pack 100 $50
other purpose which might require extensive water power
The reputation for the past IS enjoyed by the Premium
Mills and their proximity New York, with the facility of
transportation afforded Immediately adjacent by Of the
direct the Mills from render facl
ties for business unexceIt9Sabe 70 t9se desiring such
Esq. New Rochelle n. Y. Kellogg's Vile, TO SILAS
WOOD, Esq. 50 Broad street, New York.
New Rochelle August 90 l8i3. au2s2wsr
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kGK FOR HULL, ENGLAND-A first class Amen
MX& vessel loading could take small quantity
light freight il immediate application made TO
Woodruff u MINTURNS,
aysr 81 south street
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Even person entitled to the right of preemption to any lands
within the limits Of the townships above Enumerated,
quircd stab h the the satisfaction of the Register
aud Receiver Of the proper land Office and make there
practicable after this notice. and before
day appointed fo the Of the public sale Of
the township embracing this claimed, above designated
otherwise such claim viii be- forfeited. . -
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
ie2i ttaw 10 lGDct
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hk$4N per fastened ship SYLvANUS JENKINS, Seymour,
burthen aud register 7 tons carries s9ooo
lbs. from Mobile. built in this city by James
MORAN for Samuel Hicks Co. under the inspection Of JOSH
an Macy-her apron anom and top umbers OF I've oak ana
ocust-has standing and running rigging good ord-had
mas four ago-s well adapted for yhaer having
fine roomy deck Lies at Dover wharf Her inventory
be at 81 William street. For terms, appyto
50 Imsr JONATHAN OGDEN x co. 81 William So.
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C,HEAP GOODS-iT Fulton strect-F. KEiNAL snnoug
~ the public that he has Just arrived ffom a, Nh
large and selected stock o. choice and hshonss food
LANES embroidered iaconets, splendid cashmere sd csbls
hawls iron 81 10 sOl silk shawls do cloths nd
smeres every kind and patterns gambroons 's.i,uss ~
pubic in general are respectfully invited call and convince
hemseiyes that their goods which will remain on but r
short time are 10 be sold cheap Cheap! sSiw-ec
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NEW YORK ~ /. BOSTON

NEW YORK m BOSTON
SOUND PILOT
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilots or takes charge master and
Shoals Boston Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck, and 9TH.
Err PORTS. Office at Frye Shaws Nautical store, 222
Water street Beekman Reference number of
chants and the several Insurance Companies this city, Bos
ton. and Portland ivia iin'sr
- l.. NEVILLE, (de Pars) Ladies French Gar
~zter Boot and Shoe manufacturer respectfully IN.
forms his and the Ladies general that he has
we'd No. 1856 Broadway between White and Walker streets
up stairs.
Brodguns aud Souliers lie geure de Paris sc 3t.ec
~ BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Ss JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has business the above
line No 90 Nassau street. where he will thankfully receive
and faithfully all orders he be favored with the
reasonable ferms for r.sh iv22r
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&Ax FOR NEW ORLEANs-Louisiana and
M New York LipsmPcsyely First RI RsgSaT PsfketE
Capt f. Cornell will sail above For freight passage,
having handsome furnished accommodations apply board
a Orleans wharf, of Wall street.
X. C0LLlNS CO. Sc South St -,
Agents in New Orleans, HUM Il Woodruff, who will
promptly forward all goods to their address.
The packet ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hillard, will
succeed the Huntsville. s3ec
66H DISPATCH LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS
Et Regular packet Of the 10th Sept he first class pack
ship VESPASAIN, burthsn 500 tons Capt Harlow,
will positively sail as above, her regular day.
Her accommodations for cabin second cabin and steerge
lending south should mako immediate application
board, at Pine street wharf, or to - -
JOSEPH McMURRAY
s5r 100 Pine street, corner OF South,
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READ & VANDEUSEN,
SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE,

SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE,
$50 Broadway and 6 Crosby street
The above Stables exhibit eight pair of excel
N <ent horses fresh from the fit for we'll trained
lZl-coach horses. Also, number Of well broken aud
single horses
10" Entrance in each street. Sc iwsr
%A TO LET-The part OF the store No 2i8 Broad
; under the American Museum, size Of the room
about SO by Is feet entrance through the hall adoning
a separate be had from Broadway the
bank beng of the most central situations in thu CITY, and
well located for billiard almost other
Possession be had Immediately Enquire the premises,
of l.. BUSHNELL.
81 2w%ec
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AT &. II DARLlNGs, az Maiden lane aud Liberty
n street. the cheapest and bes, selected stock ~
FRENCd, ENGLISH GERMAN FANCY GOODS.
Consisting Of Needles, Combs,
Cutlery, Pins, BRUSHES,
Jewelry, Hools aud Eyes, leriumsfY,
Sesl Pens, Plated Ihifsbles, kafurs, stfuTs, NC.
With all other articles nc uded IA the above line.
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