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TINCTURE AND LOTION
OF INVIGORATION.

" EKKEYB TINCTUKE AND LUTON OF INVIUU,,
RATION are, beyond all comparison, the most rapid and
permanent stimuan,s existence. They speedily the
impaired energies Of life, remove imrocncy, unfrufulness
for all the diseases produced by certain solitary hsbu Their
effect absolute and that the vgor they mpt
felt FIVE minutes after they made or and last
ing powerful aud pleasant The Tncure, which IL er-
emely pleasant the internal and the Lotion
external remedy and they be used sepstey with great
advantage but most ecac,ous together Prepared ~ pint
boesprice two dollars three dollars for bottle OF each
For sale at the Patent Medical Agency II Ann bnck ofe,
first floor For the convenience living distance,
the Tncure anc Lotion also prepared IN powders which
equally effective and by mail folded 10 letter orm,
with full direction for preparation and use at double letter
postage Price three dollars for letter package, containing
two powders for the Tncure aud the other for the Lotion
or five dollars for double package All orders be post
paid, and directed to DE LAUNEY GRAY, New YORK
city oi6 lm.r net 3W'm
AMEs H KEELLKk 4 O., Butter, Cheese and Lard, 10
- Front street. on -
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM sTKtETs.

~. "a h, ,pS iespectiuv nioms h,s nenas
for the various modes Of dancing
Days OF esdays and Saturdays from M
tor idies and masters under aud from r. NJ for
,lemen A private class for ladies' from tosP NJ Assem-
brs will take place semimonthy-scholas free season
tickets So The above have been newly painted and
reftted elegant style and Mr. K nsares PARENTS
and guardians that effort i'll be used add the
fort Of pupils while at school, Those wishing subscribe
will please cali above.
Mr. will give his frat Grand Ball Of the Mon
day. Dec Tickets ST. for gentleman and his ladies'; TO be
had at the Class Rooms, at Mr.. RS ITO Canal
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CHEMICAL BALSAM,
Or Hair InyySOratOr.

Or Hair InvySoratOr.
REMEDY for all diseases Incidental the Hair and
restorative in all where Badaess not beyond the
reach of art.
MERIrs THE CHEMrcL BAIsAM HAIR lNvIaoRToR.-It
prevents Badness Dandr and Cutaneous ScIu
II keeps the Hair in natural color and prevents from
turning 1t now presented to the world with m be
lief that beautiful and healthy restorative of the Hair it
will be found trial unequaled Prepared solely by f. rha
Ion, No. 2l4 Broadway
Agents-O Fish Co., Washington, D. O.; Aver fhelan
IS Broad Colurnbus Georyia Tuttle Assembly Build
Of Tenth and Chesnut Philadelphia H. Hice
corner Of Court and Howard; streets BoaIon B. Brow
No lo3 FULTON s B,oGkyn; NJ & Fletcher, Msrsbon,
Albany; John WsaSn chae.,on Hotel, souh Carolina
l.; and no I73 Division street. opposite Ludlow N. Y.
aoal l.akxn
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FOR YOURSELF
7 WARRANT diem all to be repr sentrd, the money

FOR YOURSELF
WARRANT diem all TO be ssntrd, or the money
Eau LUsTRAt HlR Igi REsT2R1ATIyE ..1. iEI s,, :,
dent spirits essential OIL and other destructive
s ssa hair renders q i f. SsSS1
MsI washed with this Ef.aes soon Psssngy soft
and
aud : turning grey falling out by the ofspr or other
S1llsaey Sy few .Pps q iSs Es@ IqstIa
venting the iaas OF Sfhs hair ssisuSius grey p'
plant: sSaoxsa SropsI,is: hs$y
81 q the and Dry saSs and
Sss pss @ h pass
agreeable aud 'i''iynx PsvS'irbpssN PHvibsNcE.
Nature an inerhapslble mine winch experience and
study win always d 70 that
he would do better, perhaps. to name adAFfatons
'o sssss Ea'; :1:: II sI:sss$. ss
s :, &: r. ss i. ns
EG 5VS2 Bf 4N
surprising ,he sla .o sad fair well
d, sa hue Of e ss ss
charm p female iovsnsss fair SKIN JULES
ID exert an almost power Composed for the
n G ie sf q
remey bland purifying and soothing action on the skin and
impurities from the surface aays every tendency
and by this method alone, efecuay dss all red
tam pmpes eckes suaburn and other pnsehy euta-
vstations, lnimc female loveliEess Its
will change the bilious complexion of
dant whitrness while the neck hands and be
decacy and farness which its continued will hep
PLY with appearance Of youthful charm TO the
advanced periods Of life.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAULE,
Practical Chemist and Perfumer,
46 South Third street, Philadelphia.
and by agens:-J B. Jacquemod No AIS Broadway F A.
Willard s. W. corner OF Cedar and William streets.
Premium awarded the Franklin Institute MIC lm+rc
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COMM MERCIAL.
New York, Wedn esday

New York, Wednesday, Dec. 3.
CoTToS.-There was an active enquiry to-day, pro.
duced by the unsettled state relations with Eng
land as understood from the Presidents message-the
sales amount to about 1900 bales and rally prices
slightly beyond our extreme quotations.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
nR.H BLANKMAN, Dentist, iis Chambers street, N.
York late OF Virginia, offer. his professional services tc
the public, Persons who desrous Of having
uroa so and useful appendss the teeth pro
Psry attended 70 call his once where re
ierencs OF the highest rspectabiiy be had Terma
derste, and all operations warranted. M isr
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Passengers Arrived.

Lorpor-Pscket ship Northu mbe sand-Mrs VIM Jackson
% Inas Iome New York; Miss Ameager, Mss Walter, l. n.
poa 'mes h,agley New ilayen; NJ Campbell l6th Regt
r. nmxsus hssie Par,s; Edwards, South Carolina; T.
VIZ L ns ship stephen whtneyJ Dsnne OF
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SAKACEN'S HEAU


SAkACEN'S HEAD,
No IL Dey Street, NeW York.
TOSEPH SMITH late Of Worcester, England begs leave
inform hs friends and the public that he has fitted
times on hand the choicest Wine Liquors sesa!s
Bewed Ia addition to his usual fare 6s Intends serving up
plates of pe the Old Country styles together with
all other kinds Of refreshments usually found Eng
h Chop House which he trusts will be gratifying TO his
friends III general.
Rooms neatly fitted up for private parties lodgings and
house better supplied with Old Country American News
papers. n2S lw'r
TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPORTATION.
~ OSLING of the American and French Dining Saloon,
" Nos t and te Nassau has always ready Green Tur
Upwards Of so different Dishes served up daily for daner
game, &C.. for prices which every body He h,s tey
erected machine wlereon dinner for 200 be
two minutes prepared Has famous wheat cakes Every
loon is from NJ till NJ, Except the first day in
My Henry Costing, has erected great
similar bshmert Boston, Mass No. Is Devonshre St
Very thankful for the bestowed for the
last five years and The hope of continuance have the
honor to call myself your most obedent restaurateus
n27 lmtrc l.. GOSLING.
FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES
TAURANT.
- putlc that he has opened Restaurant, his well known
and popular old stand sdong the Opera House He win
Breakfasts Dinner, ard Suppes in the French American
any similar establishment in the city.
Sgncr Palmo that many of his old friends will kindly
remember his peculiar abilities caterer for epicures
dinner Of three dishes choice with half bottle of caret
ale porter &c may be had daily for 3a only His
bill Of fare will all the choice dishes Of the
the lowest prices and served i'll the best
N Blot and cold Baths supplied the above establish
usual +. PALMO,
nl2 lm*r 80 Chambers ST.
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SUPREME CouRT.-Dec. 2, ISl5-The Supreme
Court OF the United States met this morning at the
Capitol Present Hon. Roger B. Tsney, Chief Justices
Hon. John Mclean, Hon. james NJ. Wayne, Hon. John
Associate Justices. James Shields and Albert T. Bled
Esqures Of Washington city Frederick p Stanton
Esq, OF Tennessee, and J. Van Buren,, of New York,
were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this
The Chief Justice announced to the bar that the
would commence the call of the docket tomorrow un
der the seth rule. Adjourned hll tomorrow at eleven
olrl
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WELDED IRON


BOI LER FLUES
nF ANY DIAMETER, but not exceeding 1917 feet in
" length; thickness OF metal from II to a. wire gupge.
These are tbs only Tubes used the English French
pre- ed only from the Pstentee,
os. .,,,,c THos. PROssER, Liberty ST. N "
Il W THvRNEh CO, Produce and Flour Merchant, iIs
~ Broad street OIL ee
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House of Representatives.

DECEMBER =, lS<5.
The Minutes Of yesterdays proceedings were read
and approved.
Mr. Cons, of Georgia. moved that B. B. French, Esq.
OF New Hampshire, be elected Clerk of the House The
resolution was adopted without division All parties
seem pleased thatthis excellent public officer has been
elected.
The Secretary OF the Senate appeared with message
stating that that body had concusd in the resolution p
pointing committee to wait the President Of the
Mr. G. IyornsoLI. Of Pa, presented memorial from
Mr. Of Va UossS bat ne ouss io some ="
ceed TO the election OF Public Printer.
Mr. GAKRETr DAVIS, of Kentucky of whose constitu-
ents Mr Clay Is one, moved, as amendment, that
committee of five be appointed receive and
to lot tho public printing TO the lowest bidder This he
supported by some statistical tables chiefly taken from
the memorial Of practical printer who offers to do all
the printing for from 20 to so per cheaper than
Mr.. BAILEY replied by saying tina. the gentleman from
Kentucky had carried this when his own
party was in power He hoped they would proceed to
Mr. p.v asked the clerk to read part Of document
such course as his amendment suggested.
reading of the bill be dispensed with
Mr.. DAVIS then withdrew the document and proposed
to reply to the honorable gentleman from Virginia when
Mr.. MCDOWELL Of Ohio, from the committee appoint
ed to wait on the President the President
would forthwith communicate to the House in writing
Mr. DAVIS was just about to commence his reply to
r Bayley, when the Private Secretary and nephew of
the President, j. X Walker Esq, made his appearance
with about hundred pounds weight papers which he
s,si dssi with all becoming ceremony on the Speakers
Mr. Dawn yielded the aoor silly retaining the right %
resume his reply to MIR. Bsyley.
The CLEsH then commenced reading the Message 1t
about o'clock and did not get through till within about
i've minutes before O'Clock. Several times during the
reading of the parts Of the message Oregon and Tex
as, the regular and lobby members would cry out
GOOD" good.n
Mr. CHAPMAN Of Alabama, moved that the usual nun.
Der OF copies, with the accompanying documents be
printed the uso of the membes and that 30 900
without the documents be printed for circulation This
was carried under the previous question: which cut on
debate
On motion of MIR O. DAVIS the House then adjourned,
without going into an election for Printer and other off,
GERS The debate on Printer will be resumed to- orrow
John Foy, ESQ., is unanimously reelected committee
o. the whole oyters the part the House There
may De some opposition to his appointment but think
he will be sustained
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RITES.

FAN
TvNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully intmates to the
fashionable public Of New York, that he has essbshed
himself the ornamental confectionery business His
rencr of this branch gained in the
pasc Europe and the uated States his superiority Of work
Inanshp, and enables him TO furnish parties and we'd
dngs with Pyramids Temple. of any descrptou Ice Cream
Of al varieties Charotts de Russo Jees and all other
cles belonging the profession Of superior style and
cheaper than where else His place Of mandatory is
of the thorougres but those ladies who
pleased their od rely being served without
disappointment, to their satisfaction.
Dinners and attended and experienced walters
provided. L.. LEYPOLDT,
pl3 3tawlm-rc No l2 Spring street
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oJ- Captain Thomas Sangster, soldier Of the late
respectfully presents himself the of the
United States, as SergeantatArms of that honorable
BODY
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EEATHERS-300o lbs Western I,v. Cs... r..,h.,, !,
Il very fine order for sale by T. X COLLiNs Co
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JUST OPENED.
COL u MBIA HI USE,
CHESTNUT STREET,
between Sixth and Seventh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.

BAGLEY, MACKENZIE u CO..
Pr0Prietors.
JAMES BAGLEY. late Of Jones Hotel.
HENRY C.MACKENZIE formerly of Washing gton House
L.. s2t
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CON SU M MPTION.

Colds Coughs. Splitting Of Blood IL BSoaeh Diieuly of
wAsSSSns SSSs. eIssh S:S.s ssd I'd ruas. 81 Dis
Broken Con.tiution.
THIS Celebrated Rensdy f.. now, by its intrinsic ,ir.
that % the he .s
%
from # ne land hfIsyeT
humbusgsd" long snoughsnd medicine which
scs reach no bos
p X % s pae know e.
as w M o ,sy sss ss IS
's b GoPGNBy & sYRTf Or WILD
which introduced to the public and ample poef
sira s
;a
'ssp Asa sas
d :s .sss 1 s:.s sss sss
s NJ psa saas 81
Lewis Ians s1n
Hart a Grand street Of Norfolk Horace Eve
's " :s
Aiia
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE CAL
YANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
}r No "a ismThs sIoonsd certificate select,
standing sbily resident the city o Brook
q: u al
se nats be furnished the Office Of the principal
The upaesasa having year. ;uS much from
hesitate III,
and % %
OF the invaluable properties incorporated IN 1t
limb sadsrsi almost cripple
alter application Of the plaster an almost
,op Of pam and my limb much relieved tina. raised i. and
shorousSiy soaSnesd q singular sihessy and ab
E: confidence s1s vzs sosrnAsD
Fs: s ssf 81 ;:e h h. g;
aud BY respectable druggists generally mis- 2weod1rc
BARTINk'S LOTION
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS.
@ ssa.s"s S T%"', 'fasSs T%Ssso HssadsSs
ONE BoTTLE Of the above invaluable Lotion will be
to be dependsd article before public for
III of 0hs above sie!op; to
always
hvs emedy at had which can @ Ss dpeaed IN cases
sale wholesale and retail the Proprietor. Depot sss
Broadway New York, aud by our Agents throughout the
o''s' '''' SARrsE aes3srs CO. rers:s
0s for quantity addressed as above 0;i vii II Be-
DUCKING GUNS
CASES superior Duck Guns of the most approved length
- form, weight and bore
S cases very superior Cooking Guns
and viii ip css
.'s s stock of sSe'#s sPfs Con a ss
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
PERRYLAN PENS
QUALITY IMPROVED.
lanes PERRY CO., have the pleasure that
of increased facility in the manufacture Of
their Pens they have reduced the level all other
Pens the Market the their superiority Qua
ty ID maintained.
j. ?. 4 Co. embrace this opportunity danks
their friends for the decided preference eiysu the
Pryau Pens for and caution the public aeaat
the spurious limitations which frequently imposed
them for he genuine Perryian Pens.
Sold by all Stauonezs and dealer in Metallic Pens and by
THEODORE KIPkE,
Agent for James Perry Co, London.
No. 5 Liberty and No. 74T Maiden Lane.
nj imeod]rc
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Pnssenger. s.,,.,

Of New York. on' "a h'efhi'
HAysE-Psckst ship Baltimore--G Davis N, Mo,m., or
New York; Ole Bull and servant Mr. Kohlsast s"' "
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN BALM

SOUTHERN BALM.
THIS MEDICINE is pleasant and eee,psl remedy for
other diseases arising from obstrucied Now read
this and call or send and get pamphlet
msss sneh a &C. and
My wife afflicted with affection of the lungs pain the
side and ehs. apd debility G 9o0a and
thc pashc They her lungs liberated and
e. fsn
Balm. She has taken bottles and perfectly cured
confidently recommend TO all similarly ahfrMAN asf'fd
-, Residence 4 Clarke St, store sos Broadway
City and County of New York, ss-A B. Hauptman, being
du ,n and says M MI s
The Southern Balm is sold by druggists generally through
- The ANlMATING: APERIENT, Ct tALsTERATIvE
SOUTHERN BALM PILLS,
ly Pill erintroduced These Pills have been tested many
every form arising from an impure ate OF
purifier removing morbid matter from the stomach and bowels
and to s m h. bo
gratis the Depot 63S Broadway where the medicines
sold wholesale and retai also by Wyau& Kechum 2l Full
More Agents wanted throughout the United States aud Ca.
A ieheral discount to dealers nss lm.r
7TO TIE LADlEs ~ fAkrlCULAKI;MY DEP!LA;
Erest use t9 ladies' who have been afflicted with
per lip and side Of the face giving masculine turn to the
!. w9 Ss s risa be- n .Sa
the toilet the sharp instrument entirely avoided
and the hair removed in five or ten minutes after its apca-
This composition nfllibe and warranted
perious hair Alter trials have received ce
Gates OF success which cannot be contested.
'''e' ""''''4'e .JU JULES HAUELs DEpoT,
4G South Third street. Philadelphia
AJ!sult Laay.te Bazaar Nos ls9 and 's Broadway; A
Prem awarded at the franklin Institute. MIC msrc
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DANCING.
lss Z. ELLIS, direct from Europe. begs TO announce
1vl her Pupils that she has giving
ZION in all the fashionable Ball Room her residence,
~ Barclay She will remain ia New York all t,e
ter. She teaches all Queen Vc.oras Dances Collmus
Valse hazourka Cotlion La Polka, and Court Mnuett
Schools and Families attended. n28 lwsrc
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CHEAP SOAP WORKS.
DEPOT NO. COURTLANDT STREET,
Under the National Hotel.
IOHSON'S Walnut OIL Shaving Soap.
- do Superior Almond Soap
do Toilet Soap
All highly scented and prices lower than other
houie AL kinds of Perfumery for BARRIERS, Storckeepe
Families &c Sold by
C. VAN N'sCHOONHOVEN
no tmsy M 4 Courandt street
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR COOPER, Duane street between Chatham and Viii
- liam Streets has for the last years confined his prac
nes 70 s ,rement of veneea nscusl and other disease.
Lock Hospital and has years enjoyed the most
extensive practice in private diseases Of any medical in
New YORK; he can cure the aggravated OF this
disease and mild cases removed In five days The Dr.
educated physician and surgeon and never suffers
Sucturc-Doctor Cooper has discovered new method by
which he can cure the form OF Structure sm 10
two weeks, with scarcely any pain 10 the patient
Constitutional Debility brought BY habit indug
ed ~ by young men-ThIs when freely INDUCED be-
get, dy.pepsi, weakness Of the imb' and small Of the back
Confusion OF intellect frgeuness pspaon Of the heart
and aversion to society every
charge -
door, ss there deceptive and calculated impose
the ercdulous block Dr. Cooper the only
iIned phystcitn VINO $50 lm'r
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VIEWS with ground plans of the Hghland Cottages at
Roxbury, near Boston, designed and erected by VIM
nam, H. Newman Noe lockwood 4 Son; and other book
in New York Phil. .deiphia aud Boston p8 7wEr
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DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
No 2l HOwARD STREET


No. 81 Howard STREET.
SlG'NA & SIG FEKRERO have reopened their School,
- aud will entirely class for Young La
dies and Masters Tuesdays and Fridays half past
Monday, and Thursdays Wedossdsys and Sturdy and
and Masters Monday and Thursday evenings hall
Dancing and Watzg Glasses for Gentlemen on Tuesdays
cla For DO La Waltz DeuI Temps Pol aud the Mslourka
will taught in the classes during the Private les
sous csses and boarding schools attend
ed 10. Soir w be nj lmead*r
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HOTEL DES DEUX FkERES.

(WHICH is convenient comfortable and economical
w than other plan for travellers and merchants whose
business require them 10 be absent frequently.
The quiet and healthy location Of te hotel opposite Duane
retired from the noise hustle and confusion of great tho
adjacent thereto and all the steamboat land
Jugs presents the most desirable residence l6S Duane st.
n,ana
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A Lien DODWORTH would beg leave to inform his
"A friends, that it his intention to commence Private
Dancing School, at his residence s Boome street, Mon
Dancing world aud having availed himself of structions
from the be, master. that have visited this country m
we'll qualified teach the city and his musical
education will certainly give him great advantage over many
at present the profession Be that as may those who ia
him with their patronage rely acquiring correct
and fashionable style OF DsncclnS,
Quarter OF "A Lessons including the suadre' Ia m
Ten Lessons in tie Waltz or Polka, 90
Days aud Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays, O'Clock, for Ladies ana
Misses over l2 years of age. -.
On Wednesday and Saturday, O'Clock, for Misses and
3n Monday, Wedne.dsy Thursday and Saturday, for Cen
tlemen at 7 o'clock r NJ -
attend earlier.
Private given other hours either at the res
depce Of the pupil or at the school ozl Im-rc
GEOLOGY-NATURAL HISTORY.
WILEY PUTNAM,
16l Broadway,
yTAvE ON sALE-ELENIENIs OF GEOLOGY, pre-
'S 'ns 'IsS, Navy &c.
Also Ruschenb First Books of Natural History con.
sdered by gused scientific every secuon OF tno
United States. to be the best series oi elementary
Order. promptly supplied sbeys Rs; ssd y Fl RTsjTrn'
psi ss.od-rc No. North Fourth street Phil delrhia.
MIR LENIrE Professor Of Design and Painting. pupil Of
M the Royal Academy Of the Fine Ars OF Paris lately arm
we'd . city, ready S esu h W ycunr or voaas
gentemcns bolId,pg schools He he inventor OF n,w
styIr Ia drawing and will be pleased exhibit Of his
works persons who will do hm the favor Of calling At 3e
broadway, up stairs. ma Meodrc
THE NAVY.
WILEY PUTNAM l6i Broadway, hsve for sale. Hints
w the REORGANIZATION Of the Navy and examana
ton Of Reply 10 Hints organization Of Navy
Two neatly r psmphIes oli sodSwsrc
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Notice TO Mariners.

The Light House on Point Prim, P Island, Ia brcl
lantern, which expected will comple.din days
Vessels bound down the Gulf will observe tina, the
notice j. given for he psrpcss Of ~arning
and the risk of being lost vessel bound for Charlot
Town fell into t mistake the other day aud passed the har
Dor to the westwardwe believe the night and
ing got the Wood Islands, and was obliged throw
al slauda
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Whaaenlen.

At Care de Verds Sep, IT. ship Susan, Manchester NIB all
well. had landed LOG sp oil &C Fayal
letter from bsrqne Cscg Of Mattspoise reports
date, SC with p boad-had landed 23 spa fsya
Sid fun Zanzibar in July ship Titoo of Plyme uth 1900 sp
cruise
Arr at Lahains April g. Dartmouth Uphsm NIB. z7o sp
Spoken NV Coast (by the Marcus which Lahana
Jays)Mslay 4, lat a. lon ISL Mo<sn M oil this
Ion ISL agoda NB do 18th lat 53 lon 1885, Hobomok, fa
moi do
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nfiscelianeous record,

One ship. two brigs, unknown.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

g HAVE RECEIVED m unusually large ard
y Bcnuuiul -Ip,k at Spring and Summer Gp,ls.
which ! wi sell GA he my down rriucjplc. far
chcdf CT rhou was ever hrIorc oicred cr sale IA his
cuy. consisting ~ part oi French aud ErrIrsh Broad
CIn'As, of thc most hsauuiul styles aud Cnalitics
French. Eugh.h md American dpuhlr mud single
wHll'd Fancy aud Phin CosslTarrcs. on these
nfNcIcS a - Icndrd rssnrrtatih, uuequalled nv Lny
c,Iihl sins"n' 10 his city.
SUMMER GOODS-A full assortment nr fno
aud substantial Summer Gnud,. consisting IN pnu a.
i"il"ws Summer Tv ecds. Frcrch Linen Drills
Cr"ntlnc Coating, Plain and Fancy Ganbroons,
L'ueu Check. Iu,h Linens. Blk summer cloths
hfk Drad'in. hk Bomhhzn,s; Meuno Ca,s:meres.
p'nin French Linen, Far-cy r euch Linen. striped
Cfnnsius, Bloc Drl's: together with any qnaniiy #
HE various knd' oi Light goods for Goats and Pants.
NESTINGS-Brk saiir. Ged do. fga Shallv.
fg'd Mars'llcs. fgd Silk, Gr'd Nl"hair, fed Linen
md Silks. Fn" md fncy light sulns; all new
Style and Tip Top qualities.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
a we'll ASSORTED ,l0k Black Fork aud Dfcs, Conis.