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The Annual Commencement ofthe Nor
wich University will be held on Thursday,
the 18th of August next. An address will
be delivered the day preceding, by Rev.
o. A. Brownson.
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IN HOUSE or REP RESEN MIA
TINES.
Thursday, Jan. 10. 1927.

Thursday, Jan. 10, 1927.
The question being on considering Mr.
IIamilton's resolution to refund the fines
imposed under JOHN ADAMS "SEDI-
ITION LAW" OF l79S, John Sloane
Joscph Vance, John 9. Wright, and NOR
DECAI hartley, present wing can
ddatc for Governor, Of the Ohio deIega-
ton voted against it.
JAMES X. POLK, of Tennessee, like
a true Jcilcrsonian Democrat, voted in
the aGrmatirc.- See House Journal, Cd
sess. I0h Congress, p. us.
BARLEY, is the present coon candidate
for Gov. of Ohio, Joseph Vance was for
merly coon Gov. and John G.. Wright
was one of Gen. Harrison's famous econ
science committee and John Sloane is
a leading coon in the state! SO we 60!
The old Alien and Sedtion Law advo-
Gates pushed forward as candidates for
Governor by the coons, while the demo-
Gratis go for such men as Polk, one of its
opponents and who voted for its rcpeal
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THE PURITAN AND BLACKLEG.

/
To what strange uses do we come at last
Eleven years ago, Theodore Frelinghuyser
and Henry Clay were both members of the
United States Senate, and stood up as op
ponents in public debate, each sustaining
characteristic positions 1t was on a Ques.
ton of adjournment, Mr.. Clay advocating
the employment of the Sabbath in Con,
gresslonal business, and Mr.. Frelinghuy.
sen opposing it. We quote from the N. Y.
Evangelist Of March %, 1888.
SUNDAY SESSION or THE SENATE. On
Saturday evening Mr.. Poindexter moved
that when the Senate adjourn, it adjourn to
meet at ten o'clock tomorrow, SUNDAY. J
MIR Frelinghuysen spoke with great ear
nes,nes against it and represented it not
only as violation of the laws of God, but
as an invasion on the rights of conscience,
since he, and some others, would be pre-
vented from attending, by their conscien-
tous scruples. lie was replied to by Mr..
Clay, who profcssrd as great regard for
the Sabbath and the iaws of God as anu
man; but he regarded legislation in the same
light as an eminent American professor did
the science Of mathematics, as quite sa-
cred enough to be pursued on the Sabbath.
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The coon papers in the State are Just
now screachlng Locofocoism! Locofoco-
ISM! Ii wont amount to much The claws
are pulled out ofthat animal-it don't look
half as frigh'ihl as it did. Better get up
something else.
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Clear the Tr0ck!
LAST TWELVE NUMBERS OF
THE COON HUNTER

The perfect rush with which
the Coon Hunter has gone
off, since it's commencement,
has placed it out of our pow
or to supply the back num-
bcrs, and we propose to send
the last t,Oelre Numbers, COM
mencing the present week, at
the rate of
!y8 Copies for Sl,O0l- 81
sent to one address-cash
down, in all cases
We wish to send cight, at
the least, into eUery town
in the state. Will the de-
mocracy attend to it! Let
us sec what can be done in
old federal Vermont Let us
hunt the Ons,oncc,as though
we were in earnest,
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The Senate, however, voted against the
proposition by majority of two-thirds.
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For State Senators,

JOIN S. PETTIroNE, } p.;,,o
ELLA BARBER,
CHARLES CHAplN, }
TnoMAs WHITE, ljMdh0m.
ABIAL SroDDARp,
EDWARD JACKSON, !
JoHN BUcKMASTER, RHtland Co.
MERRITT CLARK,
ELIJAH FARR,
LOREN GnISwOLp, orange Co.
EBNEZER Bass,
Henry S. MORSE, ! /u,,,o,L,,
RANSOM JONES, ~
JACOB SCOTT, II,.L;,o,on
ROBERTO RICHARDSON, ! ~
Gro G; CA"ooS, Cal,douia.
JOHN PnILirs, 0''' ''''
HOMER f. IIunnELL,
PHILIr $. GATES, T0nEhm Co,
Cyrus lIorcHKlss,
DAVID p. NoyEs,-LomoiM.
NEHEMIAH CoLm,-Orlc0aS.
FOR NGREsS,
No, 4, PAUL DlLLlNGlll VI, JD
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II is said that the annexation of Texas will in
crease the political power Of the slayeholding
states, and their vote IN congress. Snc, cannot
be the result in the House of Representatives; for
the slaves will only be diflnscd; their number will
not be increased; that is perfectly clear. Bui it
has been said that Texas will be divided into four
or five states, all Of which will be slavehuldlng
states, and of course represented in the Senate,
and thus give 10 the South conservative "a check
ing power. If believed that the non slayehold-
ing states would concede US this, would all minor
objections and 90 for the measure Blu, does any
sane man really believe it, viii the non slave.
holding states having the majority in the Senate.
as legislative body. surrender that majority, and
also the majority in the House, IA an alternative
electoral body of President Will they divide
Texas into four states, and give 10 those four
states. equal power in the election of President
with New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Massa-
chusetts? Would we, under like circumstances,
consent TO the annexation Of Canada, and divide
It into four or five states. Would we do this too.
at the risk Of foreign war; and the more especial
ly, If our Northern brethren, with a most remark.
able frankness were TO announce TO us that their
grea mo'iye in desiring Il, YVES % AXE The p,li.i-
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
Richardson & Co.'s Celehr
AMERICAN PANkrr' ated

ry-iIIs Medicine. compounded solsy from T,,..,.,
free from adnherH;iGa, and sairhrted fr.e 1sr..
s,nre y M individual .o;cly afflicted y,b N n,e
Si:KOFTLA and who has been usd-r the
most eminent physicians ~ TIC United STATES o- -, &,
without the least apparent hope Of 'ft,0fa.oo RS
wa. bv them pronounced Incgrsble bot who u
,fv. named medicine for i've week. VA. t..,a.j stia
bs,tb Chl; ,ncdrlne hHs been cold VIII .,s-,.-ao 1i-
- vi.I Al -pr'0ns H. effect perfect enc n - ksrs
Gts...s,S. To- wit SALT RHEih. sCROFCII ;Is.s,
RTED SCKofCL,AA, B&f9NGR BITE, FEVER ~ ~
EEHi HES6SS RHEt NifsN. Pi iiRH'ffRR9 2SSiYy.
nil p SCJRVY CHRONIC soa Eye III fIgr ,tll;
PiMPLES OK TIE fAfE' sSALp IlEA6 3y5 e
Agi-iNt. FEOJ Az tNJipIClDi'S ttSF or yfSsSS,sk
on AZ IMPURE STATE or TIE BLOOD Ts!sA
~ OF thi> medicine hgs beeu tested A.. 10 ds-ssa
..ur-ornict ard II effects nfe Truly aon ,nns OrI,.
~. ,,rffu IN Co., taken by adult each noTanv e
I'M. which :susiy produces tonic effect, w = Ia -,
II Loo n-.s ~ scuie cnhaitc Increasing lie sB-.a
charge NOR. prolsely snd producing 81 cfs-c,us 80
of.le whole system. purifying and pfcinc,us ger, -
" Fem. while taking = should refran from ~
.tImnnrin. d-irsc, Or hirh raoncf Tod. po- AZ *
Oh;niucd II wholesale ~ THlS. g. TALYlcs
Genera AGENT - ineire,. ofis1,fe 'e Custom HSos
N,E and ~ ~ Asi0r llouse 10. ~ snd II B..Sf
corner Broadway and thsm.'efs ,irfS 10 = Erca.rS
III I,>t street No. tS} and ~ Howc'y No 49,
>trr,t No ~ af 30 Hudson. and 3 llamro05trs :
~, - Grand. street No. ~ snd * Co.,
-. ~ it1 and - hp;fy str",t 10. - WsRs..s.
No. D Ca;hnnnc.stIce; Mo- S'i ard u Peafi'es Nb
'S,,nl ,',e,' w Snth. corner of Fnton ,,4 Co..
I'D (ym Blasraye. Slure'. Bn.id,nrs eot,., 81
,y ar Mantle and by AL :he p'incipe!lrv.ssa -
r..'rv q io.krnw, NJ. = Belrs,s Cia,o1 p,a..
.nc,si II ho.>ale and Fetal Sscit iof AltSny -
- IL pyottS son. No li3 S0fta secoH4-t, Co.,
lVko,., lc Ncent tlc PhiIi'islpiit
uicatcs ard Testimonials MA, b. seen and o5tage!s ~
above places. - estlllr
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NrwsrArr. Observation-Disclosures the conclu-

NEWSPAPER Observation-Disclosures the concln-
sion of the O'Connell banquet great NUN e. 81
copies of the sun newspaper, containing i.eaf
seven columns of the proceedings oil the meeI.hg'
including the whole of the speech OF Mr, y .on-
nell, which was reported and printed WITHIN
twenty minutes OF the close Of It's delivery were
distributed throughout the meeting gratultousiy,
The desire to obtain the papers was intense and
various sums OF money were offered Tor them
which were refused in the couse OF his speech
on proposing The toast OF The Press, MI.
Hndcy alluded to this unexamPled instance OF
the rapidly Of the press IN conveying intelligence
and observed, that 1t might be taken as sPeci-
men Of what the press could accomplish when
occasion called for unusual e2ertlons.
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Disasfcrs 40.

,CeLLisiov o! SHIP NEWARK ASH BARK ELvIRA Al SEA
On the night Of the rh Of Cape MAY, and blowing
strong breeze from Ne and thick io sp under double
ed Iceas lb aud manSa tnred T. O'Clock midnight the
>p Newark with the b1rk ElyIra OF Boston
Capt nyes, ~ days from NeSina ard - from ,bra'ta uf
Phiadepha The Newark s;rdck The barr between the
deck the ship riding heavy upon the BAH. exciting
the officers and crew that The bark striking The inst
and pant the crew jumped on boar the Newark for
safety AS possible the ss Of the land ahack
and The vessels soon parted The lay by the baIk TIL
lnc; when Capt IU the OF the balk bnard Tire
bark was tight, no; having leaked any Tire escaped with
los OF tofetcpgnlsnt mast sboar anchor arboGr bow
considerably bruised by the cnllHonasc with loss OF bow
spirit cap and some raging The bark ship and
L, and WAS soon out OF sight
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DOCT. HOUSEMAN'S
ERNiA\ COUGH DROPS

yNIfp /, I'd md sold ~ WHOLESALE Dy slHN J. DNE
Hudson. Columbia County, y. Y; AID Gt 81 ;
''''' cay at JS5:iS 3 ASFlNIyALLf $ w,i.nsot
and br MOI, Of tie principal retail druggist IN NeYofu
Brookyn. 49,, Nh. l,,, 49,.
~ t,-tr haze n-n ict by tbousancs IN tx 800,
bs H.. i-, a. Bu' go e'nit has ever lcife cen Eae
l., ,f, It "a -, ri,sc NJ lati y netn' Of re p'e&
NV, ~, - -, , In - r,i1iuiy upan icRd! " az
ne cgaLrl ei-es { has cJe'ea, ~ ekiel,o lh>s lDl
the high rnd lu,i r'%'Hiou wirm c,ots ,, i G, ~
manifest from mufc Of I,Hi in"nas ''aHu',p lln'sss
Inc nopret,. b, Gentlemen o The necni Goh''|a IN. y
.r, " no hive tricd H. II l. now. i"f te mt u' n'
HE publlr Journals. ortcr tlIt - pess' uTeH W.
,, h. L,,yt, r i.t,ye,i more widely hy tho ststei Ssots
slti,,fin- without knowledge "a: IL neailf pa~eF'
InIls CouFh. asthma luf"enzltI hopping rush tinE
V,> Usnorft-e .or aI,iG- of blood. and the Shoe 80
81, .s,e, affecting the breast an lungs 'rns 10 oaslr9
,i,., li,,lr4I Diseases ~, controlled ?, hnD.
.brrr, These complaints nrc ~ q u~t iivu' tbtnc'ef-
I'., -.,r.. with siict cold with onc t,bny =
meat winch ic.u 1t lrt ne=ectei. eGl' 10 ntahsiS
and >uy.i, advance, step by step n'l ue c">iu fa
,, and The victim j, bought u the rfSeoi he sE
No person who has nega!d tor The n'inahe bssnsl
health should be without TIM niI i',>n'' ny ~ $50.
pNisAN IN thi> climate where changes oi "e1ue sfe .
Sudden and their effects nluE", : iei'eG lt1'a
! timely usc of u has saved and VIII save thusNIs mo- =
puu> ct nrptncled Hines, from te ri Nsuson., VA
,,,i,sJ frmeS ,ebiatc,i constitutions und even ga,
itself Tie trlng paid inr botue "i my eha1'ult
sf sc I'm, often .aycd suns OF money when mus, @
heo pad tnr eca. attendance dirins os course pa
fbci, wonderful ant ctIicacons power, Dr. Horn
NAYS GrEMlS CouGH DRufs are ire from every ried.
-, cietin. or d,ngrfnu, nature. They are apurcy wee
tall. compound and may be taken with ehre saty ~
L,lS of wen hrr nnd under all circumstance ne use o "
,n olc n,,c,ne has r-o caused great improvement N
hh nt p-o> additionally feeble, - Is ELECT 10 lrS
;G aT T'i NO az ne H. hans es6esoan ,H
anne time NJ vCry gentle tOnlr -, ~ snort De ilhis
n,IN which restores health strength Nls9f cia,urN =
chepr,lus tO the weakened frame ana inc u'NpoE lID
II /. the sign ut triumph oNef scSnri nI Rnl ' W., ~
oppressive forms rms proved :, ,,,.y v nj Who rsoo
Price 80 cents bottle of four ouHce, M S.Ih
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: Z : Z I : q. Z Z

r,,UE mo-; Liced and wonderful remedy ever Discovers
, lar the c.rta1 and permanent cure OF all
Diseases and Eruptions oi the SKIN
plmpleS SHIT Rheum. Scurvy,
Rlocres in fact any disbursement but the pubic nH'' &C VI
their guard nsain,t - ..,,,,, ,,-rr,pc
WIN ar,cmu, 10 counterfeit TINS valuable and N is Sone
working effect ble-c nrtclc Render be- MOI deceived ~
for Jones, Italian eincnl Soap II they oici JOY fnous
IL, not touch H. II yo IT, rs dangerous or ,e" fuI
particularly Tor Iunes nlHn Chemical soap we it-u,t
Is warrant the above DO real qualities It also ~ TIC p''
surprising nunuer
l'hnnccS dark ar yellow skin
Ton healthy fine cennrSS.
Many may think Il, pdycr> cxn..emtf.i let such once
has m hundreds ui cleared the 'in u ecAS hi
.unburn morphew c'n nl'o b" r"ceniiou.p ree"npI
Ell tor Oh ,nr- rngworrn aud heads rslcIs4 car V
referred 10 clio l.r L dny m tlir'f practice -
cure Co mo- where else IN this city but NJ the sign OF "
american Eagle - Chatham street and ~ Bonawn, H.
ing, Puladsphn ~ kDs Charleston. : .; Hnh. i<r
caster Pa and Mrs Hayes, Ia Fulton street B'ooSBn L. L
uDI
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Passengers Arrived.

Ia Re ship .Ntl:ark. from SacGnssh- Terhinnc, and
in the ship Calhoun from Caareston-Nlr II Speed and 70
IN the steernge.
In the brig ExGci, from Sir1nnahLicut kechum OF
Auny lte- and LADY; ID II Morgan. y Bird, Miss Luce
Mr. II Nuuhn and l. in The Siecuce.
In the 5rgg CdgUga. from SdUGRaGh-J w Mcknight.
MicheL 6 M.er end Indy.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK, APRIL a5-2 P. NJ


Ships Stephen luman. BUXTON Liverpool, Oelric, * kIu
ger Arson, Datkman Charleston. u Sutton.
BITES Overuhn Davis Ponce. / Lord; Gen Marion. shcp-
HARD, Port Prince Gritng i Co.
Schrs Aida Usher Havana 4 Panson X Toml;n Town.
send. Cubu y l. NlcCcady q Co Patnos Townsend Rich
ncton, C. Mail Franknn Boston: Excel. Lowell. do; Amc
la. Terry. Baltimore; Illinois. Dowd. Beaufort. c.
Sloop Emple DAYTON Providence.
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The ship Na;chea. Capt Waterman. sailed from Macao
march, lS Tor NewY ok. Glsc eyed cargo teas took
on board car-o and saIed for !apatsso discharged Tier
cargo aud proceeded t. G took another hos ri and
arrived nj Macao the l9Ih OF December 1873 having made
VOYAGE Io"nd the world IncudGg Gp2ng thee potts and
ana iakn. ON board wi carsuc. months
and twenty days She had previously iuatc the shortest pas
age record, from Mazats hIna Is days. In,
commander. III. arrived Sow NewN OK on Friday
lu mixing her passage Canton @ days and hr;
unc the world IN months aud A days including menh
and S.ayS on the Nest Joas; ot South America
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MARK wonder castle in its ancient pride,
How like a towering giant stands II there,
monarch lha, for ages haih dehed
The change Of empires ard the storms oil alf'
Rising in finty s,enne.s like throne
Upon the broad domains that lie around,
Where si,teth one who hendeth 10 his own
Tho MYRIAD minds within his borders found
A lofty monument BY time deep worn,
Built on the wrecks OF Freedom and OF Mind;
Where Virtues perish, and where Vice IS born
First TO degrade and then enslave Mankind
The place where mon live on u tyrants WORD,
Shrink a, his nod, and rally at his cry. lheard-
And fear 10 speak their wrongs-ii spoke nc e.
Rn, live as vassas and as vassals die
Av. there il stands in all it: strength Of DID,
And now beneath high tower and nsg, and tent,
Glittering in sunshine and in hues OF gold,
Mark the assemblage for the tournament
All wear gay appearance-Pnde is there
And noble blood, and Bcau,y's laughing eyes;
In many humble heart there broods Despair
AS sense of wrong in darkness on ii lies.
But 10 the change: Ages have passed away;
The varied ,hrongs have faded from the scene;
The stately halls have fallen 10 decay,
And Ruin through them stalks WIN siaiwartr mem
Conc 10 their gloomy power and gone their 'hrafi-
Gone is the icudsl chief and ieidal train
Gone is the cry Of Wur-and Wondering all
Are those who reyeled on that broad domain
No more the air breaks 10 The bugle's thrill;
No more 90 forth the armed friends Of Death
No more do m.riads owa single wall,
And hold their lilo upon anothers breath:
The wiRd means sadly through the rained plies,
And now lonely shepherd idly stra}s
Where once the Queen OF Beauty gave her smiles
As need of Valor and as crowns OF praise.
And still mightier change, and Truth is here:
The forests deep have lost their daksomc shades
The sounds Of Labor break upon the ear,
-And shouts OF Joy ring from the smiling gades
While from yon ruins, desolate and void,
There comes q better voice than Gory's strains,
Proclaiming that when Time theirpower destroyed
He broke link in grim Oppression's Chains.
A. d. f. RANDOLPH.
THE continent OF this and the two preceding lines rot
ax.ad hr the nil
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Spoken, &c

April LAT = 10 " lon ~ 30 bark Missouri from Boston Tor
Ma,anzas Z q
Apr y. lat s. 81 " lon Il " Mhr Curlcw CrorelI for
Porto RICO.
April Is la, % y. lon RAW. ship Glendoye Parsons Of
Portsmouth, irua Newly OK. bonnd :
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TO Mariners.

During the months of Jay and August next; the light house
situated on the Island Of Santa Ana Coast OF aIanhan vii
which the Government; Las considered necessity IN thai
sfr house
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In PURSUANCE. al an order OF The SUr.ogare
of tie County o New York Notice Is hereby 10 all
persons iyipg claims AGAINST GsDr.. Evans late ~
OF Newly ok, TEACHER, deceased the wit
vouchers - subscriber the residence John
Hirp-f No. 20 Houston the City Of New
b-fJIs the sixth day of July HeIt-D.l-l SrYosk the
fourth day of January, l3!i. LUCY ;. EVANS,
Adininistfalix.
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The Glove hnodyne the best Of toothacle fele'e. y
rnm-lintc and crHn is eecis. cuius me uos' '1-
ioothacle pnln the gums u one minute
Exr.fenc- I'M. proved that tins tYody1e composition WI
give Immediate and permanent relief after tie failure u even
other remedy pleasant Ia the TASTE nnd spe VII 1p
lure the tech or gums any way and les hpphr ninus w
epii.cy remove pam and lfynt' from decay I'd tDu
Thai 4 NAV he filed and rendered uSein rs ever When ls
main proceed. from the ace Or from the gums around too
apparently ,ou1d Application wl give feety rfe!
mi fr few drops on tie part affected, Prcc y cents
Prnn-ed and 6h iy 4. r. SANDS & co. whole sac ard
retail hemi,is and Drissst, 20 BfoeGHay cor lbamls 81
iGnne Bu!lng and 3 Fulton .tee,. and u Last BfOadwsF
min Ina
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IN PUlt2 UANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of N-wYork Notice i hereby gwen lo III
4ik. y. j. Gentleman, deceased present ;e tta the
vouchers thereof the subscriber his oc NO % Centre
second day Of July n-Kt.-Daied Ne~-fofk lSth day of
January, 1871. \. DEAN,
I,lg Adm f,tIatO wit n. VI i,uIl- x-,
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAlLROApL-;l

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAJ LRO Ar-,;tfM-
till MER ARRANGEMENr.--on nnd after Mon
hs-sseA day. April III. passengers Tor Middl-iuwu Go
IVY shen. intermediate Places viii take the SPLEEN
dd steamboat EUREKA which leavr the TOO; Duane
daily iSundays exccI,edl At A. NJ and p NJ for Per
mont. where they Will take The Cars and Middle
town ut 2ts noon, and ~ T. NJ Returning w leave Md
aenwn NJ b VI. and 81. 7. VI arriving New York Il
\. NJ. and IL T. ~
Stages wall leave Mdiletown Immediately ae the arrival
the Cas- tor Bnchanlpion Owero !iu,h &c &c
~ L. fKEiGBr RARGEs will leave ,.u, of Duane-st daib
at SIX T. NJ tmhsl G SEYMOUR. Superintendent
p AGS AND CANVASS. White and Colorcd wanted for
Ia cash AZ Manufacturer p.ice-. by
allo sn G.ACNT & DERKICksON. l5e South-.t
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-PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND. IRELAND SCOT
s:7I> LAND AND WtLES.-PersGUs about 10 end 10:
Gtheif friends. can by making Arrangements WIKI the
subscribers avail themselves of the benefit O. Mr. ". lApsco
service, Liverpool rs he viii give his personal attention to
all those whose passages mag he ens5ce a. this Office u
ont IN this line p.ckos ind necessary add that every
thing that conice tie comfort of the passengers vii be
carried 20 its fullest extent by llim.
Those therefore, who wish have their friends come ont
comfortably nni speedily respectfully requested 70 call
w X J. T. TAPSCOiI'. II Their General Agency Office.
43 PECK slip. al South street.
w Tapscott's office in Liverpool Is Gorce Piaz2as. All
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Memoranda,

Packet ship Vile do Lyon. .ar llayrc.
ship CErlNoynl Colon. Saith. Havana.
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SECOND BOARD.

$ 600 Peunsyl wanna 5000 100 hFs Nor and Wof :!
.$0e Illnoi, te; 20 i i 20 q do DO $50 q 81
- 90 do 20 do Paterson Il -. bS0 40
- do Farmers Tr......35..
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Arrival.

Bn= Historian, Dodge, Al days from oporto &c,
NeSmth 4 Walsh.
Brig John Gardner Peterson, from Balize Honduras o:
wood. &c To + Alexander
Brc At,la Robbins from ST Jaeo de Cuba sugar and
las>es IL order
Big Lucy Hull. from Mayasucz. X. and molase.
10 ASop < Chauncey.
Brig Starring, Hamilton days from Savannah cotton aud
u puniIHm \ Dlnon.
Bns Exact Johnson, days from Savannah, aud nee
o Sturgts \ Jlearuun.
Sens Mar. ii IiIycy 4 day. IRON Mayaguez r. mo
lasscs order 1t inst lat So lon "A 10 spoke ship james
Perkins Rsto hence iOr Charleston 18th nst Cape Hen
~ bearing ESE dIs;an, 40 miles spoke scl Charlotte hence
Tor Eenio. NC. 2lt Inst. Cape henupcn bearing NV dis
tan, - ,ne spoke bng Fox. from Wilmington for Boston
Schr Brilliant, Redman. II days from Windsor. :. plaster
To Bryant * Maitland
sc6T juee, Waslom, days from Petersburg. flour to J
Hunter
& PaNsVn.
Schr Homer Kent, days from Boston, mdzc &c TO s ]
llerrck.
sichr Ann Snow Ill., corn and ost, 10 II liavcn.
Schr Roe Snejecor. days from Baltimore INDIE JOHN
< Luwden.
Alien i Paxson
Setr Charity, Smith from Philadelphia, coal to Rang
* Randolph.
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Rochester FIGURING bills.
The following table shows the amount of Flour
manufactured mud Wheat consumed In each Of the Mills OF:
Rochester n 1912.
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