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Cheap Paper Hangings.

OWELLH IL BROTHERS have Nos III. 4
III hand, snd are con.tantlv ree.;s;rs, go.
th9ir Msnufactory, a large assortmen,,oas ~
Paper Hangtngs, Borders, Fire Screens.
a &c. &c.
fs,s = sns ialsst styles, TO which they respect.
wy s.. can me attentien Of the public.
81. ns'l assortment comprises The latest stsle
$500 ~ oanef PaTlor, Passage and Chamber
sasaiS 6 and uhgisEed all Of which are
Being By Eat The most extensive manuIactpr-
ets IN This country. cO,sniry .hsyrhsnls and DEAF
srB will iLd II 10 their advantage 10 give usa
call.
No. alf formerly 1851 Balti.sas. So -s ..s-
n IIss.. siOnth-side R '---ss1 ..
zSA bill nfascr Of james fsaniss1, 80
k.,adrea and FOR II Two dolats and fcTlyseign. ].
farsn,g dated in January or Fshrnary.S go, sn''
signed by VIM Easily aso,a P,o"'l,s, 81
sble 10 James Flanagan pr order, dfaIa3s ~
dated on lie o2a day 81 sssy. aofs, X liver \
Eng $500 =, \. n, Is paid uniils hnal ssstis
sneDi shall pc hsd with sag fiaDeaD' 1D'' ~
,noney he goun2 10. oe dye n'm. asev
Il Oct l7.A2t4 - EAoot :.
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UAlEINiAz II "a King.
Observation-Disclosures.

- = - = 80 141gkl51I =
4NHE Undersigned would respectfully an
~ nounce 10 the citizens Or Shepherdstowu
and lis vicinity, that he still continues The
Cabinet-Makingf Business.
tH an its various branches. His shop il few
doors below Enller's Hotel. Oh the opnosi,e s;aa
Bejoining the Grocery Store III BiImyre & l,o.'
where he has on hand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

Miss Frauds SonmerriIs. daughter Of
Mr.. Wm. SlamervilIe. o. Springfield,
Hanp.hiss tonly. Va, hing hesseh issl
week N : of derahssnsbi. She WsI
ia her eighteenth rear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

Ia. rhiialAIphia U. S. Cszsi,e spealsi
in he following grsanyTHg terms 81 :he
condition Of Thugs 10 PenasylvaDia
We have very cheering accounts Tn in7
The interior OF this Staie--accounnlfbid thai
had any doubt remained oAfs will be Of.
the electoral vote Of IN rve removed il.
ven to Mi. Clay, ION several couaties,
We have hethere ate numbers 10 each
and lased for M. Skunk, who will on
sc LIST Of November. vote for CLAY and
the TARIFF. Seversl.iroh masters. EN-
pIoying from one hundred y three hug
dred men each, who with their hands
voted for Mr.. Skunk. have been Hs~e6
10 us as among those who viii now vos
the Wing electoral ticket. deemIng 4 ne
cessaFyto do soin order to sustain ne pre-,
sent tariff. so important totbem and 70 all
Pennsylvania.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

MAYOR Dauesac Il Southampton This
Hero IN The 2ad degree Of the battle o.
New Orleans. who hastravelIedssail ine
way from New York 70 enlighten the peos
pie o. We Old Dominion On the principles
Aao eOa'ey Of their Government, made ms
sp as, IN Southampton % Tuesday
~esk, a1d caught as nice . dressing a.
was ever aan;nislefed d ! political char
! I'm: ma CHRRRx. Of North Carolina,
USED ne essliga,ioa, which, accordlcg
ntses aceounisyeceived vas decidedly
usns', !pslonsl, Is the punish,
III treatment 4 With stint
Mustang" over = 10 ride bil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

The HARRISBURG Telegraph contains The
of;c;,l returns 81 The late election in
p..a,.i...i. from all ths counties but
oue-the small county of Jefferson. ia
which The reported majority Of 100 = set
Sown sor Mr. skunk. As thus stated the
,,oia fnr Governor stands
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

MKAss Cloth skiris FOR Ealsl
NJ Oct II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

rs. Abol,,;on vote for. Governor is
O CO. lssv;ng Mr. Skunk majority Of
only 1881 votes. The Congress'onal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13
u. N
AGENTS TOR the Arkansas lnteiligencer.

A. Harris, and NJ. puvai, Fort Gibson.
). Spearsand L. DeLano. Park Hill, c. Nation
|. Strain. Fayetteville. Ark.
James Hagood, Boonsborough, Ark.
SamqslG. Newton. General Agent.
Post Master, Hils.,orough, Arks.
Rev ( Jones, Cherokee p. .. Ch. Nation.
Post Master, Kedron.
PIP. Ptchlynn. Eagetown Choctaw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita.
Sioan Love, chckasaw District.
r. NJ. Jones, Boggy repot. Is
C. G. Gooding. Fort 1owson.
d. Folsom, and John Penn. Doaksvilio.
VIM. Riddle and J. B. Luce, Choc. A gency.
General W. Duval, Natural Dam.
w III & NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
Gen. Samuel Adams, ClarksviIle.
Robert Frail, and Post Master, Little Rock.
Post Mnstsrs Pleasant Hill.
E. B.. Aston, Spadra.
!, Thomas Powers, Clnrksville.
Thomas A. Howell, Norristown.
S. NJ. Hays. Dover.
Dr. James N. Floyd, panvilie.
Fl. II. Hygngs. P. M. Lewisburg.
Col. Sherman. Rock Row.
Clarke Il Carol, Belmont, Miss.
Kirkpatrick g. Morrill, Holly Springs, Miss.
Walton ts Sheafe, New Orleans.
Wn. Wilson, Spencer Academy.
Post Master. Bentonvile.
w. c. Mitchell, Carroton.
Col. JAS Logan. Boonsie.
Roh't Mofiit. Franklin Co.
A. j. McL"more. Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
DR.. w. Gray. Horsehead.
Tho's A. Howell, Norristown.
Post Muster, Lewisburg. Al
Gen. Sam. Mitchell, Pos, Of Ark's.
J. N. Armstrong. Nashville, Ten.
II. S. Wilson, Huntsville. Ark.
Postmaster. Sylvia.
J. G. Ptman, Sweet Home.
{. Perkins and DR.. W. N. Anderson, Creek
Agency.
Jno. Curiton, Washburns Prairie Mo.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13
From the Frontier Wing.
MASONIC.

Van BuREN, 24lh June, lS44.
BROTHER JonN S. RoANE:
Sir-Ata regular meeting Of VAN buren, LoDs f
No. 9, held tins day, the undersigned were duly
appointed a commiitee to wait upon and solicit q
copy of the addess delivered by you on s.! Johns
bay, A. L. 5S4i, with, view 10 its publication
for the benefit of Masons generally. With con
siderations OF respect,
- We remain yours fraternaly,
r. C. BOYER,
JAS A. DlBRELL,
H. w. BELL,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13
Pop,htion of the United States,
ing t4ae Returns Of lie Census Of ls40.
Vie Apporficnment

nv RESENT HIVES in the U. S. Congress. based
sfnt 3 above census of lS40, made at tho
s1uo,sion Of be 27th. for the 2Sth Congress ;
i.Ihio1 iilos follow
,aoeQ ssnS-Raio, 20 06sO-223 Members.
.aBiumbor Il Electors Tor Pres dent and Vice
feer aii 4Drt. undet this apportionment and ratio,
sse1Ioo 875, Of Shom l3S will be necessary for
!" noe Ad lowing table shows the Aunnber Of Repre-
- ives in Congress, and the number Of Eec-
'np' d ba6doyo.es for each State -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13

ADAMS, Governor.
sGREER, Secretary Of State.
ICoNwAY, Auditor.
MARTIN, Treasurer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13
VAN RuREx. June 25. 1874.

Genflemen:-Y Your favor of this date, in
which you have done meihe honor to request, for
publication. copy of my address, delivered on
the 24th inst, (Anniversary Of St. John.) has
just been received. With difilence, and
knowledge of the Deficiencies and mperfectons
contained in the address. h,rewuh comply with
your reque st. Fraternally yours. &C.,
JOHN S. ROANE.
To I. C. Boyer, J. A. Dibreil and H. W. Bell,
Commihee
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13
H OF II IL Y /.
POLK. q DALLAS,

A medley ballad. showing how the nomination
of Polk and Dallas ;. indisniied {" the universal
"Coon Party" written by Buckeye.' who
fears God, loves hiscouniry, repudiales Whig pro-
misses, goes for Oregon, and believes in the exten.
sion of the Democratic area lectle beyond the
ko del Norte, which includes, he opnes, place
called Texas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13

Van BuaEN, 24lh June, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13

Representatives, 223.-Eieetors, 275.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13
SNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE EXECUTIVE.

FER, Of Virginia, President.
p. MANGuM, of N. c. Vice President.
!. CALHOUN, Secretary Of State.
SpENcER, Of N. Y, Treasury.
tKINs, War.
Mxsoa, ,---- Navy.
hcKLIFFE, Of KY. Postmaster General.
AsoN,. of Md, Attorney General.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13

Right Of Sufrage.-The Connectscu'
Representatives by vote of l32 to l2'
sed q resolution for an amendment of the
ion extending the right Of voting to every
ie citizen 81 years Of age. who has resi-
Z State one year next preceding. and in
b six months, Sc. A motion 10 strike
losd schise 90 as to allow all colored males
10 vote, was lost--yeas 10, noos ID.
Eoper's Propeller.--We learn frem The
,hia U. s. Gazette that another trial of
psr's improved propeller wan usaae on
lay afisfnoen, which proved very success-
b steamboat Ericsson. to which The pfo-
) applied, aolwithsthndiag her 4 Trim =
sIy uafsvdsk ~. ran sile j. 8 niau,es
eonds.. s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13

DroueM. M.-Accoun,s' fun tho Gfsas Snss|
to the 9th ult. state that the inhahtans wefo iI
state Of ssarv,ton in co sequsnce a the aesnS]
Drought. Thss had been no yaia e. 2 ~
months and shs egops we're eut;rsIve9. a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13
TUNE-"Ieddy The Tyler"

Just listen to medley tale,
'Bsut black and white, and blue and pale
Whiglings rare, who sigh and wall
At our staunch nominations;
They have waited now full three years,
Hoping each day that by the
We get and fght-but gods! What tears,
RoI dow n their cheeks, ami ti,en their foars
Bear on their shoulders ike yoke,
knsc we have chosen Jenny Folk
From Tennessee, Lord "what JOKE
lsthat siaunch nominatlon
CHORUS.
For we'll hoke 'em. poke 'em. whip 'em all, =.
Joke 'em choke 'em, roll the ball,
From Maine TO Texas, shout the call
Gainst Clay and Frehnghuysen.
The other day at Baltimore,
place righ, down upon the shore,
The Demos met to talk all DER
About their nomination;
AT t'pther end the long magnet
Oge' Hardin on a chair did SGT.
fe gods and fishes howlhe sweat, , .a
To learn by flashes that they'd met;
An! what was cruel, crueer, cruelest,
They put up Polk against the duest.
Old Hard. vow, seemed in a blue mist,
At this strange nomination.
CHoRus
For well hoke 'em poke 'en &c. ..
In height of passion he arose,
And this great question bid propose.
.'Whal means this nominatonl"
'l3id They not toll US to a man,
'The'd nominate thor little VAN
-"And now, egad, IT'S all sham,
''By Cd, I'm off to take dram!'
Then he came back and heard bout Dallas,
o, Juno, Vesta, Ceres, PalIas! il
Give Hard bone; for. to n gaiows,
Ho swsars cur nomination.
Chorus
For Wen hoke 'em, poke 'em. &c.
"Who is ibis new an, Jtrnmy Polk,
"W hose name is sent by uapgnet stroke7
Each Wing exclaimed WHEN he awoke, -
tln. our slannch nomination;
"f1e's knocked our song hook lnto pi,
Hes poked our speeches high ani dry,
"iles scattered every y-we made lie.
"He's doomed Us all. yea all to die!'
To save them now what can they do!
I,0wn on ther knees and pray aud sue
To leave this world without ado,
| Or vote our domination.
CHORUS.
For we'll hoke 'em, poke 'em, &c.
With Polk we've sot them in box
His middle name they say is KNox-
, To KNOCK and PoKE will viii raise the stocks
Or our staullch nomination;
Besides, we have from !" Ihnd O. PENN"
A square.toed Den,o--man of men,
Who mover feared to s.tsys again.
By strenglh Of arm o. power Of ken,
| To skin coon without much malice,
| Be itin Clay bank Or in palace.
| Theshyee loud cheers for PolKand DAIxAs
Our glorieus uofninasion.
CHORUS. ;
/ For we'll hoke EN-, poke Nm, whip ,efu ali.
Joke 'em, choke'sm, roll tho hail,
From Maine to Texas shout ths cali ST
'Gainst Clay snd Freliprhayssn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-13
pvERNMENT OF ARKANSAS.
EXECUTIVE.

!. EXECUTIVE.
ia ADAMS, Governor.
siaa. .GREER, Secretary Of State.
4, !, l'hhs y; saCoNwAY. Auditor.
u u ,,MARTIN, Treasurer.
ss-& LEGISLATIVE.
i SfSAMs, President of tho Senate.
81 bHAM, Speaker of the House.
: nate isSomposed Of "a members, elected
r years; and tho House Of IS members,
" two years.
legislature convencs once in two years.
Z q. 81 Monday in November.
'Tz'
JUDICIARY.
,,,o SUPREME COURT.
a. lingo, Chief Js:s,ice.
LACY. Associate Justice.
s,,r lSc5astian,
aa Watkins, Attorney General.
i q, Ike. Reporter. :.
mi Burbor, Clerk.
\ = Judges. Pros'g AAornies.
f.-J.T Jones, Wm. N. Stanton.
Isaac N. Baker. Jos. w. Bocage.
= Thomas Johnson, A. Porter.
Joseph NJ t1oSe, hHrou WILSON,.
u. Clendenin, Geo. C. Watkins.
John Field. OF. Raney.
10. r. G. S. Brown, VIM. Walker.
" ldges Of the Supreme Court are elscted
H. Legislature, by a JOINT vote of the two
:. ,@ for eight years. The Judges Of the Cir
-, i are elected in like manner, for four
r. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Johnson, Judge.
sn d. Roystoa, District Attorney.
-. Field, Clerk.
|. Rector, Marshal.
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More OF the Man with the Carpet Bag.

"whe this was pending the authorities at Albany sue
ceeded in taking him, (Day 10 that city for trial. IN
that reflects little credit upon their Justice or com
mon senssr
We cut these few lines from the New York Her
aid TO say lew words in reply. First, ~ 10 The
manner in which the Albany authorities Obtained
the custody OF DAILY, Of whom the extract speaks.
DAILY was indicted by the grand Jury nj the last
Term OF the Court OF General Sessions, Tor grand
larceny, and a tench warrant was sent 10 New
York, which was wholly dlsregarded, the Albany
officers laughed at, and their authorities placed ut
defiance. BY the way, similar proceedings, thug
tar were had in the case OF Hatfield, who picked
MIR Penniman's pocket here but the New York
authorities could not afford TO lose good stool
pigon as Hatfield and he was accordingly bailed,
and we believe IS now at large,to give more vaua-
BILE information when again caught. The District
Attorney of this county then took out a writ 81
Habeas Corpus, and on thai DAILY and his vile were
brought here. The return to the Habeas Corpus
by the keeper Of the New York city PRISON was,
that Daily was detained by virtue of a commitment,
copy OF which was sent, and which stated mat ne
was detained as fugitive from justice. lie was
brought here and could have been convicted on me
testimony of Messrs. Sweet and Walker. lie plead
guilty, and was assured, we are informed, mat
communication should be opened win Nr. tat,l,
son, and anything that Mr.. p. would say ne would
urge in N. Y, in mitigation OF sentence, should II
communicated to Mr.. Litchhefd, be urged mere, ior
the same purpose. DAILY was kept tiil Friday, the
usual course here being to sentence Immediately
on conviction. On Friday, though letters had been
received from the District Attorney, and personal
communication had with his counsel, yet nothing
that could be urged to the court was said or done.
The court adjourned on Saturday TIL September,
and If not sentenced then, he would not have been
till that time. There are other facts connected
with this unfortunate affair, which we may indite
AT another time, but we will content ourselves now
with the above but If the New York authorities
want more light on the subject, we will furnish IL
to them grats,-Afbany Ado, June ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-28

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF July IN CANADA.
Start not, loyal reader, at the heading of this
scrspthe anniversary Of American Independence 10
tualy be celebrated by Canadians At the village OF
Markham in Upper Canada the republicans Of that ham
let lately gave evidence Of their political feelings by
hosting the American nagbut the Mechanics Institute
of Kingston intend give far convincing proof
their loyalty With this object in view, they have plan.
ned pleasure excursion to the American village Of Sack
es arbor the Fourth Of July to assist the Yankees
in celebrating their independence and subscription lists
are actually being hawked about town to ensure an at
tendance instead Of getting up the affair in the usual
manner the managers intend to the bawbees by in.
ducng the company to procure tickets for the passage
only and then TO feed themselves by the way There is
no doubt that the inhabitants of Kingston will dscounc
nance the petty humbug and merely mention the cir
cumsance to show the political feeling OF this ciannish
assoshtion-Kinkstcr, Csnsds, WIG, June ~.
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PRESENTS.

SJRANUkRs visiting the will end II our estapi
~ msnt, Nos 29 aud go Broedv bevosd fssn n
aud wholesale reiAI assortment OF
FAN Y ARTICLES FOR PRksEN ~.
this side the Atsntc winch fske pea,urs ~ snnwnk
oihe house. - a., a.,
Our present stock Of Fancy Stationery, Unbrcs fMssols
and Sun Shades Gloves Riding Wh,p rsns Cera .e er
umer, Fancy Porcrlsn and Glass Gilt sne sud Mon'n
log jewery aud Of thnR We are sccnstom'd 10
mport 4, IS comp ee sDd p.pfiet as Gao be des,ed
full Catalogue has ns ben I9eii,hcd IA may ee nsh en-
appii csfton. lrrhNbs tOSA'p =" n'hh'"'
jel1 In, cod issc
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10 the Public.

THE NEW YORK HEnALD--daiiy newspaper-pub.
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July Price cents per copyor ~ 26 per an
aun-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD--published every Saturday
nonng-prce 81 cents per copy, or 50 u per annum-
Passages paid cash n a vance. hAt
ADVERTISERS are informed that tho circulation oil
the Herald is ever THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
fast ha. the largest circulation Of any paper IN this city,
she ,ood and is therefore the best channel 5sse
Me-. in the city sr country Prices moderatecash in ad
raace
PRINTING OF all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopnrEroR HERALD EsTAsLnHMxNr,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets
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Bridgeport.

Having recently returned from short visit to
the city of Bridgeport, gratitude for days of quiet
enjoyment ! passed there, induces me TO write
these lines that others, to whom that rarely beau
,ifu city is still an unknown country, may go and
do likewise. | left in the steamer Nimrod, from
the foot of Liberty street, at six in the morning,
and arrived in Bridgeport at half past ten BY adj
vice of friend, went to the Stirling Hotel, a
large airy house, beautifully situated on the prin-
cipal street, and most admirably kept. My fellow
traveller had been in most of the large cities Of the
Union, and he assured me that in no hotel In the
United States had he enjoyed so much real COM
fort as in this Stirling Hotel, Of Bridgeport. The
proprietor, Mr.. Fairchid, isl won't call him a
gentleman, for they are SO contoundedly common
now-a-days--but he is most excellent specimen
OF man, whose pol likeness IS not put on as gar
ment, but polished expression Of kindly feelings
from that only source of true poteness--the heart
There is another hotel in the place, where, ii the
gentleman in the bar can be taken as breathing
proof, U have never seen him move,) the lardef
must be excellentiy supplied.
The drives around Bridgeport are very fine; the
country through which you pass is no where more
beautiful; and the city itself seemed to me to be a
magnificent garden, in which some good genius,
with exquisite taste, Gas genius ought TO have,)
had planted palaces here and there at proper inter
walls, and there-the women. There are three
things in this world that have heretofore relig-
ously avoded-a mad dog, dun, and woman
and of the three would little rather not have met
the last. The Lord forgive them-in two short
weeks they riddled my heart like a cullender--l
was going to say militia target but every body
knows that in what is facetously called tnrget
practice, il the bullets were not phlanthropicalIy
made OF cranberres, the only safe place would be
in front of the target-probabiy because they have
Napoleon, or General George p. Morris, or some
of those great fellows painted on them, whom the
military respect too much to hit. This recollec.
ton has completely upset me. wished to have
said something of Greenfield Hill, immortalised by
President Dwight and Samp Mortar Rock, immor-
tased by Col. Stone, and various other places, and
as no one has immortased them, | intend doing it
myself some other time, but nov will close with
this advice-thai if you would exchange this hot
and scky air Tor one laden with the perfume of
howers-lf you would leave these noisy and dusty
streets for a quiet happy valey-in short, if you
would sojourn for a while in city which, COM
pared with ours, is region Of the best go to
Bridgeport. CARLO.
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ANOTHER EXTENSIVE GARRETT BAG RoBBERy.--
We learn from Vigil Rice's Express that gentleman
named Wheeler from Michigan, robbed Of $4,000 on
his way down from Buffalo yesterday. II was taken
from valse and he did not mias II till he reached Troy
-.9fbanu knioktrbocker, june %.
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Hartford AND SPRINGFIELD RAiLRoAD.--The
Hartford Journal says-"Within the past two weeks
sevora have arrived ut whsrves with the iron
rails Tor The road The contractor between Thomson.
willie and Springfield commences laying the this
week We understand that the road will be completed
by the first OF November, and ready for the travelling
public"
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MARRIAGE IN Hon LFg.-liis excellency, John
TYLER, President of the United States, arrived by
the pilot line from New York last evening, in this city
accompanied by his young and blooming bride, the
complshed Miss Gardiner daughter OF The gentleman Of
tina, name who killed by the lsnented explosion on
board the Princeton They route for Washington,
and received at the landing by Robert Tyler Phil
JIrsQ
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN PROVIDENCE. We learn that
the extensive oil and candle factory Of IL. Il l..
Kendall Fox Point Providence, entirely destroyed
by fire the Goth instant The dery Of MIR. Sessions.
about four feet only from the candle house was thought
when the lsh, would also be destroyed.
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND iRELANl
a. 4 TIL. I NJ a.. i - As .,,&l :


tSaing from Liverpool the It'll and 18th of every month
Prsons wishing send the Old Country for their friend!
ssn make the necessary With TIE sabscrbeTs and
rpm Llysrpool Puncusy on the 7h and 18th Of mouth
.aI9g every six lays thereby aordag weekly eomancs
there see that they shall be forwarded with and ds
patch.
Should the parties agreed for come out the money will
be returned to those who paid it here without any
ton.
The Black Ball. Old Line Liverpool Packets comprise
The OXFORD, The NEW YORK.
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS,
EUROPE. SOUTH AMERICA.
ENGLAND NORTH AMERICAN
such superior and nnequaled arrangements
acribes confidently look forward for of that
m which hss be extended to them for which
they grateful.
Those proceeding emittnK money their relatives
a. all fLss obtain Da sight for amount, drawn direct
On the Ec-al Bank If Ireland Dublin, also a
Messr. rEESCOTT. GNOTE, AMES co.
-. ., Bankers, London,
which will be paid demand OF the Banks their
Breaches in ali the principal throughout England
ROCHE, BROTHERS co.
80 Fulton New York,
door 10 the Fulton Bank.
N B-The Ola Line OF Liverpool Packets sail from this
Port Liverpool the and 10Th Of each month Parties
returning the old country will find their comfort and
advantage select this avorite Line for their
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