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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
EhOsnsOn's Cons pectus.

4 ConsPectus of the Pharmacopeids of Lon.
L "A don, Edinburgh and Dublin Colleges of Phy-
sicIans, and of the United States Pharmacopeid
being practical Compendium of Materia Medics
and Pharmacy, by Anthony Todd Thomson M, D,
f. L. s, the whole embraced in complete pocket
volume With tucks, just received and for sale by
boonVlIle, December 9TH, 1874. E. HART
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

New Concern and New Goods.
The subscribers have just opened new and de-
sirable stock of Dry Goods, Queensware, Hard
ware and Groceries, at the old stand of r. II.
Law, which they will sell unusually low for cash.
The public respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves. Our stock consists in
part of the following articles:
Blue black and fancy cloths,
Prince Albert, Ashburton and Highland plaid
Cassimeres,
Blue and black do.
Satin, silk and cashmere vesting,
English and American Prints,
Alpaca and Chusans,
Fancy ROmelas and Cashmeres,
Fancy dress silk,
Black do. do.
Hosiery and Gloves,
Bleached and brown domestic,
Irish Linen,
Kentucky Jeans,
Cassinetts, Padding, Canvass, &c.
HICKMAN & ALLEN.
Fayette, December 7h, 1874
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

tssiness tfor which he will make il the interesto,
purchasers to pay CASH. The usual credit extended
TO punctual customers at fair prices.
Most articles of country produce taken in whole,
or in part, in exchange for work: such as James,
Linsey, Linen, Beeswax, Sewing thread, green
and dry HIDES, Wheat. Corn, Oats, Flour and
Meal, dc. LELAND WhiGHi
Fayette. February 18th, lS45. 49-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
ChapnE's Gazetteer OF the
United States.

This forms most complete Manual Of Reference
OF the Geography and Statistics of the United
States, just published-for sale by E. HART.
Boonville, December It'll, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03


Orphec 70
Bass Tenorand thorough Bass
ConeA chi o
and Tenor Chants
Flageoe Tyres of Gees with
Double u
Cymbs colctonof the most
and
Also complete cat o n by Mrs Dana,
sheet enpt
maybe song NJ Duet
and cep
PianoFo
cart o Bar OIL Iusc preserve
Practical for
J.. GII-BERTS FORTES
the oecle
durainy
OF Ito lin eanda
mred h rurfG ndmp
NATHANIEL PHILLIPS, rket Street,
BAlways TO LETT
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
n. PHILLIPS,


nEerxds diamond
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

Waist and Cross Belts;
Military dress and foraging Caps;
Yellow, buff, scarlet, white and blue Cloth, for
U. S. Army;
Black and white Ostrich Feathers;
POmpoons, yellow and white,
Scarlet worsted Laces and Cords;
Gold and silver Thread and Cord;
Masonic and Odd Fellows Aprons, Scarfs and
Collars,
Also, American Ensigns, Flags, Banners, Pen
nants, and Steamboat Burgess.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
Music and Musical Instruments.

thai
Merehd INC
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
ThOs. vi. Bavis,
. ADDLENG.

A The undersigned grateful
&: !. ].
MtS ysNMA for the liberal patronage here
HSSG VI tofore extended him, takes this
ESI method of informing his friends
@ and the public generally, that
he has removed his shop above
stairs, where he has on hand,
and Intends keeping, assupply
q of most articles In his line of
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

ROB'T. T. PREWITT,
Attorney at Law,
WILL practice in this and the neighboring
w counties, and will punctually and dill
gently attend to any business cOnfded to his care
rOtice Immediately opposite the Post office.
Fayette. June LIST, lS44.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
MANSION HOUSE,
AND STAGE OFFICE,
B0onviHe, Missouri.

BY PETER PIERCE,
LATE OF THE CITY HOTEL.
TINE subscriber has recently taken 1.-THE abov.
we'll known stand and respectfully soicis
share of public patronage He will endeaver to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with
call. His bills will be UNUSUALLY Low.
THE MAIN LINE OF STAGES FROM
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
Business Cards.
Doctor James Dunn,

Doctor James Dunn,
HAVING permanently located himself IN ray
Il Il cite. respectfully offers his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to the citizens Of Howard. 015-Ofhce over the
Drug and Book Store Of Dr. VIM. r. SnelsOn,
Fayette, November 18th, 1874. 3o-u
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Wore New Cheap PuDIica1ioos
NOrcau's Practical MidWifc,,,

A practical Treatise on Midwiferv ovL;,,..'
the present advanced state of the science H.
}; Moreani ~ one royal Alto Volume with e.
plates, comprising numerous separate iIustrStoDoso
BoonyiIIc roru,,, a. 20. E, HART.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN n, steamship Hbnnia, from Lirrpool-Mr and MIS-
Humphrey Mr.. Mrs and Two Misses Peabody and servt
Me- Megs Miss Urquhart, Mr. and Mrs hean and -er'
want Miss Lawson. Mrs Williamson, Mr. j "iihain,
.0n I Thuriot Mr Reid DR. Meigs. Mr. ] Frsncia ana
servant Mr. and Mrs lronside Messrs Lesovse Alex
Mckenzie. Gilbert -chwsrts. Rev Psrkes M.s-i'
Fi.mng w g Urquhart. Norrs l. { bls- lh-s 90 p,
ran Aionss Berrn. WIN Black master Nessrs + II
Nichols Geo 4 Richards. Evans. j { Golden, Joe An
drews ! Cramer Luigue-. " Maitland 5atu1n'i
Green Vayhi. Tuckernan J. Ifyon :" "a
seis Msur- Petrie iona Hunt VI Grnke, Moses La
ro4ue X Clarke Philippe Pattison Gurton -pyers hoD
! Nell Rob; Wade POste. VIM Munro, Chss buckihs
bs,o las Wild Geo Thoma- Louis Moran. Louis Gros
no. DIR shaw Capt Tindal, Lieut. NcCAniock rev :
n Forte. Rev williamson. Messrs Jas Perry MerrA.
IL ed But4erfeld Pcnet Buriew. Wider bruncn.et
Z, Jgnroe Jno Brand Grace Thos La~ne here
h. sers l. T Levy VIM Barr, Tnos Penn I sims "
~ Brsnd-9j. . 49,, 81
from HaHfar-Mr and Mrs BOggs, Mrs IN sir anl
NJ. Chapman Mrs shields and child, Miss Ne-Aii toi
\, ,bi,t Nr. Jones and child Cap, Phillips "a Reg ~
NJ ar. Newman Severs VIM -kerry. ] and
WrkUa VIM NJ Hoffman, wife and child. 6lion Ross
D s. Ross y X Narrawsy, Lusson' Schro"-<' 10
Ia 100. . :, So.
y. N, .t,p galdyon, fran Slooklolm-Mrs Mara WIG
Of Denmark Carl William Lndh and l. J Bracs. o
Sweden.
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ARRIVED.
Ship Wadron (of Boston, Cheevef - days I'm 1tD~
H., ~ r,,b foO0 ions iron 20 BOorman. Johnston Co
garoue ~evbossoi. of Providence Harris 10 days
rn sydney, b with 20 chaldrons coal 20 %,
49,, Sisrg barGue Manchester. Of and for Boston soon
I,,g A6eona Doane, 10 days from Rochelle brandy
& 10 :. T. Nicoii "a, L.. e..
}rio Ferdernando (sicilian) Capicro = days from
- fruit and birthstone 20 J.. Palmien
Mig Alabama Means. DIS I'm Buehi, with granite ior
tn 4 : Government.
-chr Harriet Smith, Smith, I'm llateras Beach, WIN
m lasse out Of the wreck OF schr Magnet firm Ponce,
r. ashore on the above beach.
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune

For The Tribune
THE STARS. by c. ID. stuart.
Now the Moon is up. with tender,
Pale and melancholy light.
And a million star-eyes render
Homage to the Queen Of Night:
Let Us " stch through cloudy bars
For the beauieOus Moon and Stars
Trailing in the farof heaven.
With a soi, and htful tread
Hooded from their light TIL Even
Bids them sparkle overhead
Still they lure INC, sill they WOO me;
Had wings they would undo me
Maidcn-cyes. ~ fun and lavish.
Are no, brighter than those eyes
That with silver glanccs, ravish
AL my dreaming to the skies
Child. saw and could bat love them.
Wondering what there was above them.
Nov, with boiler light they glisten,
Since one taught my beating heart,
Willing for such lore to listen.
How that friends who walk apart
Through the mis- Of death, and leave US,
Are the Stars which should not grieve us
That the night is death, and dying
Only bears US up afar,
WHEN. like those | m fondly cycling,
Each is made a shining star;
Linked with all the bcau,cous oldeB
la their god-hOme ever golden.
Plead lost and Orion hidden
From his eyes. by pi,eous tears
Blind and wandering, as unbidden,
Tracks he onward through the years
Old and grey beard Stars render
Heart full homage to your splendor
And, We young and newer SHINING.
As for eldest Jove yc sbonc,
Ere the golden age declining
Left him sl,orn and stark alone
Upward gazing, ye restore me
All the bcsuieous gone before me
Happy Is that rivers bosom
Where your softcncd image lies.
Happy is the mcadow-blossom
Cleaning with its dewy eyes,
In your glance moment cleaning,
Like heart that joys when dreaming
Fade not evcr-evcr sparkle
Through the deep and solemn night
Hopes are frail and pleasures darklc--
o, for some unfadiBg light. =
BE we sill that light above me,
Imaging the true tina, love Inc
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MEMORANDA.

The steamer Great Western was seen on the bth INST
OF the Banks bv the ship Waldron. al this port.
July T. lat % n long 80 barque Roube, Proctor from
b .ton for Caiavia
June H. lat n long % W barque Siberia Bartlett I'm
Boston for Mauritius. sc.
June a. lat ~ % n long - 20 barque Margaret Hugs
Of md i'm Baltimore for BuenOs Ayrcs.
June = no lat sc. Sw brig Fortuna, from Boston Tor
Buenos Ayres.
July u Ia, 30 Ion H. ship Warren, IIowes, I'm Liver
pol for Baltimore.
Iuly 90 at47 2i long 81 40 ship Harvest, Haskell, I'm
y, Vcasilc for NiOrk.
july . lat 81 n long 40 ship Rome from sumsira for
g. lraiar.
fuly = lat a. lon 40 barquc Verona iowes. FIN Ha-
vna for Cronsad had been beset by the ice fh and ON
bu received damage.
July % lat g. long 40 T. passed bya barque steer
in Fast showing white signal with red ball in H. un'
q, nbtedly the Panchita from Boston.
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xETI>u,,N SHADE DEPOT. 40. 7

w sTKFFT T. Y.-The only manuiacl1ry o On! =. -,
toni In the ute stafes-The subscribers oher Tor saie me
most splendid assortment Of SHADES which cou1 be COZ
iec,ed together consisting Of the following styles nj,
n ooo nsirs Of beautiful Gothic painted by artists These
are all views Of celebrated places IN Europe
1000 pairs Of assorted Gothic Corntian an.
such a. are generally sold about Tie city. $50
IS pairs OF most beautiful COrnihan prad "a
100 pairs Of Of the most celebrated places !" i'
country. 80 20
3 Oo0 pair. Of cheap Shades. from 90; cts TO = n.
We pledge ourselves 10 eel 100 per cent cheaper van any
bn. In Nev.York Persons wishing 10 the pro-
cs of getting up the useful articles, are shown through
he painting rooms with great pleasure 70, ,.s
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DhNVhA wv. IONo
,, ~ he SURPASSED TRIMMINGS Of all kinds at manu-
facturers' prices. ..., Il, -, ,,. o..i
Persons buying sell again dealt with on The most nerai
- '''' '' ,e7 3ml BARTOL n DE- MAUNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

r. FOR SALE a. Auction. on Monday. August p
- ou lr premises Il o'clock Farm Of > acres, near
- Farms. Two miles from Harlem, In We-tchester
County ur ~hich neat dwelling and farm house
barn al nuh0U- with fruit no abundancs OF al kinds The
2 ace would merchant doing business In New YORK.
Sod without The present owner Is going 10 Tie
West
FOR particulars inc ire i439 Cranisreet p Bsyart
street or % John -rianf Ion the place
- Should the day prost stormy the SAL VII a.e ace
IL. lar l.V. alIJ ~
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FOREIGN PORTS

Al Canton April p, ship Belyd'ra Easterbrook, for
Nlurk about ready.
sailed from Hong Kong. April :, Huntress, Loyett
,nilla 2oih. Ariel NJ Farand Coast of China; May
2 giazcc Chase. WhampOa.
IN Victoria Iiarbor, no date; Boxer, Woodbury. and
Poirel Rogers.
sid from Cape Town, q H. May, Elvra Graves,
T. nzibar
81 81 Johns PR. 3Oih ult. schr Willis Putnam, Cook,
fGr Boston 1th inst
Arr at pictou. NJ 3lst ali ship Cahawba Coffin New
York. brigs Baltic Dunbar, NNork Cid, I'd, brig Virgin
I NNork
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CcQal Notices.

S,UEKIFF'- ~tLE.-By virtue OF a wit of TEN IA
- ca.- 40 directed and delivered Will expose io SAFE
ODD Thur-lav . 2- day of Mas neat. nt J. o'clock NJ 40
fl. Nr.f.ie OF fe Cfy Hal of The Cry of New-l orHA
fh. li title and OF Thomas d. BicAiori which De-
l ou e tweafyrl I'D day Of January one thousand 200
hundred aud fOrtyye. any Afterwards. 100 whose
hands -oever the same may be- and O OIL ilal certain
piece of Land. lying and being 100 ifc TENN wan 'i
fir Ciiy of NeVlo aud known a. uumNef fAv W.
crd street. conulin- u breadth front and rear each wen
Is i've feet ana Boo myth elch de eighty seven feet a.
fi. same Wa ,ed % Chapman simmons by Lew T.
Brown D., udcnfure dared ihe tweniynr- of MAY m the
,rof our Lord one fhol-and lli hundred and hVe and
recorded boo Deer 40 - PAGE So, in le late Office OF u
Crs of fi ry and County of New 0rk-tugrficr with
MI and singular he appnelance-, tenemen- and hrrea-
mon,- te-cuuo belonging or 100 amy Wise appefiAnin--
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
f0sEPH WFFB, Deputy sheriff aplo lhWnw
The above L. postponed until Thursday, June on al
the above hour and place. May .,d. l.ih - . 80
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
JOsEfn WEED. Deputy Slerh my@@ la"5w
Tia. above sale postponed until wednesday, June S)h
al Ike above hour and pace-Newi ORA June 5h, lstn
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
JosrpH WrFp. Deputy Sheriff. JED la"5t
The above sale j. pos ponel until Wednesday July th,
al le above hour and place. June -H'h, l'i1
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
JosEPH WEED. Deputy sheriff le-n la"ot
T above - postponed until " ene-day July rt az the
above hour and place. Juiy 9, 1855 - -
J0.FrH WEED Deputy Sheriff 'Fii-.'S
The above sale is postponed until "Wednesday august
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
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ANILLINM.BrRGn - go co DC

\VILLIAM>Bt RICH Ere Insurance Co ohce
Agency Office - Nall-t. New lcrs.
Tn. COMPANY are ready o pay a. CLAIMS Tor losses
AGAINST he-ani contrae % insure against ioss and dam
aye by tire on A. favorable terms A. other Offices
DIRECTORS.
samuel Wiuets Thomas NJ Frsih Charles O. Handy
Francis Seinbert Christian Lahriskee, samuel r. Oapp
A & Beu,.iict Ienue Richardson. John sSiilman,
Nicholas Wyckof. Frederick W Fave, Al. an bosAfs'
Jeremiah Johnson.
LEMUEL RICHARDSON Presden'
4. e. HoncFs. Secretary.
W,sHiNcro> Po,r. Ageni. Nev-Yors iyi9 is~i'o-y
L'IREME>'- I>>t RANCE Company. W - " a.
street. corner OF Hanover street. continue 70 nsArr
against los. damage by IRE the most reasonable rfus
r. 7. LUOUEER. President
Ngit GRAY. Secretary N5 I'm
rI'HE EAST RIVER Insurance Company, Ofice No
o. late t4l Walls nrt continues 90 insure agansi u>-
or aanags hy ire dwelling houses warehouses. sgt other
butinrs-aso on household furniture. merchandise &c
a. heretofore. DIRECTORS.
Iohr Br,wer Robert Boornau. Daniel Ayres.
lanes Mcbride Abel 4 Low Chs. y. :. Royyia and,
Iohu Noorhesd George Pomeroy. Ma l.. Grlswod,J r
Joseph kernochan, David Thomson. Russell >.eboins,
Henry " HIS Wikemln Burnt. Georle Coggeshal,
Robert J. Dillon Phillip Emhury. stephen Holt.
Thoma. Nesmith Stanton Beehe Joseph Gaiiiari. Jr.
JOHN BROUWER President
GoLD :. siLLtN,S, Secretary.
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lamps, Cntlcrp, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

(fOrTHOUY a MEYERS, 81 Broadway, respectfully
" invite the public to call AT their store and examine the
and extensive assortment To be found m ms
country of BRONIED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANTEL. SOLAR BRACKET, and READ
mo LAMPS. CANDELABRA. GlRANDOLks, BRAC-
X ET BRANCHES and CANDLEsTlCKS in every varieiy
patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, a new and superb article, pc
ciiary desirable for packets and steamboats,
I'm evidence o the superiority of s portion OF their STOCK
any other Of ts offered To the public IN this Cy
" can with honest pride refer TO less that SIX GOLD
AID FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded TO the manufacture
within the last years for the greatest variety ana
beauty Of patterns and the unrvaed nnsh Of their work.
Every article sold hy {. ~ is warranted 10 be what they
represent those who wish Obtain rs class goods, al
price often paid for such OF very inferior qualify
are requested favor them with call before purchas ln
esevh-fe
~ liberal discount To Churches and Hotels. 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

-2..-FnT NntlN ann Toy, tlI IN'fInf dlss
places The low pressure steamboat TROY.
.pt \ Gorhafn. will leave N-v-Nor from Pier a. th-
iun' ~ Bafrs y--iresi ., O'Clock A. VI every Tuesday
I.r-ssy and SUNDAY Returning vii leave Troy y
o'clock VI and Ahsnys O'Clock 4. VI every Monday
Wednesday A. Friday
2 For passage of freight, sppy on board he boats
= Hal. he Office on the wharf fou Of Barclay
The o,s. pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves New Yorl
a. ,oclock. 4 VI. Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
Returning, VII eave Troy ~ u O'clock 4 NJ and Albany
O'Clock \. VI every Tuesday Thursday and saturday
rios or freight, sppy on board ne boats or 10
b III 81 lie nn.r, ILr shArl foot nl RaIr-sy go
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"a. >0TiIE---A nAilt.AIN.---A COT NTKY

Ii STAT AND farm tOk sALhLnem us g,,'I ss, -,
consists Of p acre- of Land y Of which Is Wood tn,
fne- are all NEW and built within TWO year--Hous-
AT Barn both hui'y days work and of he best maera-
T. Housed built the STYLE, 3 by 81 feet 'front.'
ha through the centre pariors finished with marble nantes
PIAZZA - front and - feet down each sde-togeh-r
y III An Observatory on top Of said House two story Stc-
e. m tie rear and Cellar under the Whole Of the main build
m with Panre- and all tagged through In the best manner
TIE Barn l. feet long and painted white Carriage House
lo.fIou.e SC. Also great variety Of FRUIT Of AZ de-
.rgntion--fogether with quantity OF shr.hhery.
The premises within four hundred yards ofhe Country
:, A. and about A quarter OF mile of The Railroad The
% m i about TWO hours and hsffrom the City For far
rr ar- inquire The subscriber and proprietor ofhe
NirioN.L HOTEL, No CORTLAND a., New YORK
milf OHA> NfhbrF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

GOA FARM FOR SAIE.--StuAie on lhe Road from
- Rochelle White aims. about -fAni from
- each. CONTAINING l5c ACRES OF LAND 81 Of Hncn
Plough Land. excepting Ten Acres. ~hch i Wood Land
T. nare = divided by are and aid Oui into conFrur
of- Tor cultivation. A. h- fences Of stone 10 good
r-r and th- ground IN hi IN state Of cultivation Th- build
u A.. OF good character and IN order For TERMS apply
>. b hkNlON on t- prem 49, o' VI
d-g }. ADkIANCE . John--L Ne~-fors
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.


I AMPS. GIRANDOLEs, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trade.-DltTL
BROTHER \ co, No. IS Johnsireel, manufacturing
have always hand complete assortment OF articles m
Al wholesale or retail al Low PRICES for cash.
Improved Chemical on and Canphene Lamps,
Sofa Lamps, GIT and BronIei, IN great variety
Cornelius 4 Cos eebruied Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
randors various patterns. gilt slvered bronzed.
Suspendng Solars Donc Camphene Lamps,
Bracket SOlArs, side do DO
Solar Chandeliers. Bracket do Do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, sand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure sperm OIL
do Camplene Solar and Lard OIL
do burning Fluid Refined NiA.- Oh r1ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

Uin0om SHADES.
xs7I>DOW sHADE>... at H'h9

xNINDOW >UADE-... al Wh2.e-a.e -. =
w WOODFORD, 2est Broadway, tLailfges bI,.ali--.,
- inst p ceved large and choice assortment " W mao"
SHADES in anticipation u The coming season M-Ioi"l-
f,n other te- viii find ioihe advantage 90 can ana ~
mime he assortment Also large quantity oi curtain
,rcn,,,~os FURNITURE Gmps Curtain, Picture and shade
s.es n anuacured IN the richest styles ana 81 me u'-i
materials Upholsierer- supplied with the above trimming
al the shortest uOuce. ,s ---...-.
v b. Families putiing up new, orreiln NH liam
can be supplied with Gmps Cords Tesse fnngr- &c &C.
IN Ni uS az. 49, r,,,ii3irgs aul3y
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IT. >MOR>ING LINE O'CLOCK

FVh NLbNNft lhpf, anu wermeiiAe
Landings. from the Steamboat Pier At he
foot II Barclay street Leaves New-Nofk att O'Clock A.
NJ Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. and Troy o'cscs
A. NJ Albany et1 O'Clock 4 NJ Tuesday, Thursday ard
saturday. Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA Capt A.
D. lruot on Monday "Wednesday and Friday Morning at
o'clock
For passage freight sppy on board orto = b. HALL
Al th. Office the wharf
SorIcf-A goods freight baggage. bank bills specie
mr. any kind of property, taken, shipped put
board this boat be- the risk Of the Of such
Goods. freight hsgsage. sc. iea
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SAILED

~ tana NOreans Celia, Savannah II Allen Charles
ton From the Lower Bay New York, Liverpool bsrque
Al ante Bremen: brgs Robert, Coast Of Africa Peter
ID. mill Savannah schr November, ~ AIMS Bay Jam
AM others. Wind sSW.
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r.. -s.a..sssss.sss.7 >Ew-YORK AND HARLEM

s.>nts-On and after Monday, April A-
inst th- Cars will follows VIZ Leave City Hal iof
YorxVr Harlem and NJ rnslana al SO, 49, q I0A u
I, =. 3. 3.O. {. 3, so, =. NJ
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Leave WhlGe Plains for City Hal ITO. lolo "A NJ; 2lo
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The freight train viii cave White Plains at NJ and the
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