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CORk sOLFs.-@NE Plus ULTRA'-lli 4 geue

CORK SOLFs.-"NE PLUS ULTRAr-liis gene
- rally allowed iha; OF colds, rbelmaIt-ni
conumpon govt pes. &c arise ron cold and WEI lee
than from any Other cause But J. not generally snow
ihsi Dune Proof -ecy Corr so-- =.
BY he faculty are a. iufahe preventive agans oon-
being Constructed 10 resist wafer con ans aO-s4I-
They are of durable texture much Lighter and
In every respects Superior yet ofcfs1 - NE p1o
To De had a, he principle Shoe and FINDING >oIrs az
OF The Proprieior his Genera. Cork Cuiln2 EsiaD.sh
ment &c Prari-sL NeSiork Country merchants y . ana
10 their advantage 10 CAL $50 lmeOds JOHN Dl M
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NAVIGATION

IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, taught complete
a, n Cherry street hy Capt NJ T. Hand practical Nayi
stor and Teacher years Surveying and Engineering
81 81 Tith tl- mathematics genersy WV Mn
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70 john q. WooD, a Methodist clergyman, has
been dcposcd from the ministry for centioUs practices
Ca the night of the 18Th he coped from jamestown,
Chauauquc Co with his paamour taking with him he
oldest child, smart little boy years old lie is de
scrbed - years Old of considerable talent as
public speaker though his early education was very
detective and his manners by no means polished Tie Is
little under the medium size, with square built mus
cuar frame, low forehead and dark hair HE
Of speaking Is grave and solemn ANY person
who knows the whereabouts of the guilty pair VIII con
fer great favor by writing Immediately 10 Nj. Lyman
Crane jamestown. ChaGiauqoe Co, n Y
q Charles b. Davis has been appointed post
master at Concord Mass, in place Of John Stacy, re
moved
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MACHINERY NOTICE

MACHINERY ofeyery description VIII be made 10 or
WI der b thu subscribers upon a. iaVoabr eu- as an
be he procured from any Machine shop IN the country Ap
pcation may be made James WeeAes, ESQ ~ Johnsl
York or 10 the subscribers Newburgh, Ora &c Co
NY JAMES 4. sTARRETT 4 co. sL3 I'm
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AXLETREES, AxLETREES.

'I'hs SUBSCRIBERS grateful for past avors respect
tahy iuiorm their friends and The public IN general
That they ave~ sdc various Improvements 10 the msnuis
afe OF AXES and continue 10 manufacture Patent ard Com
moe AZ - upon The moo. approved principles Also, Crank
Nes fof essts boass ht,ed ard Axcs repaired shor
ncce and N The hst manner a. No So Rrostsl Newark
n j. aim HARRISON 4 BREESE
WOOl.EN NETT SuAWLS-A large STOCK OF
w Wooden Ne,G SiA~ls. together with satin Damask
susda Sh4ws % all sizes ard qualities lust landed an
for sale by fECh. NICHOLSON WRlGHT. lSs Pearl 81
ERENtu MERl>OE>-5 cases oi French MeriDoes
bcsut.a made cO.ors, received and for sale 10 lots
- su purchasers, hy PECK, NICHOLSON WRIGHT
"a! lS PeArl-sl
I LIVERPOOL ORREI and Camel Cosls--The
IL Subscribers respectfully inform u-ir customers, and
consumers generally TIA; ihey prepared II supply them
with the s6ovs descriptions OF Coal of The frs egsfy
the lowest market prices Asa Peach Orchard Lehish
and Virginia Goals W. T. TRUSLOW,
o. 90 Cherry NOD 10 Mulberry So
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PRIVATE STUDY OF FRENCH.

DROt BA-sET + about to Organise his evening CASES 70
French fOr The ensuing season 81 h- residence 70 hui-
- the Jh door above = Luxe Church BY ils new
method pups acquire French practically and grammsucay
without much study. T- system i The result 81 years o.
researches The pupils ind themselves relieved rom ur
task u hours 10 HiIugir- study No book j. u-cd
cept read IN. In or courses thorough sno" ledge
Of French obtained. Those who wish 10 JOIN the
viii please TO al Immediately s The number Of pupils and
ca--es limited
\. g. Al afternoon class of young ladies viii be formed
MY residence and a. Nine Dixon's, 20! HudsonsL
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AporHEoAR1Es, HAL1. 80 oATHERINE.sT.

Established loiN
LII MEDICINES IN this e,tabsh meni wsrrsnteo gen
"A uine No boys inexperienced Young Hen are ever
allow 81 10 customers The nncst s"eolsA Lecene'
Tor sale or applied by An experienced persoh
WM WATSON, Chemist and Pnarmaceull-t
40 5meois' From A Gardeu's 81 OXtoId-si. London
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CHINA, GLASS, &c

NJ 4 J. MERRITT. loo Bowefy, between Grand an
VI Hester 80 lave iust received very large and han'
some assortment OF French English and American sood
comprising Porcelain, Stone. Glass znf Britannia war
cssb n~i,ss "A h.,il.a,- nd retsil sl9 meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-03

" ldi Futon - opposite y faA4s ShulCh-
h.v@ never fri- lie Napnr Bath. administered Al Ne
establishment ignorant not only oi - saissl sto
most ecac lou. remedy Or many aIAcAs resume RON we
resf changes OF our climate hui aso OF the agreeable
Of bathing Real cleanliness Is hardly 10 &c rn1y1
without the Use OF lhese Ba.a.. ~ Mrs C.rfoAs bstn-
differ from every other Nspor Baths, 50 cali anu hase
been established IN this city Tor % years sulphur oe's r.
cuireOne hours notice Portable Baih- sent 10 an par OF W
city cinHy. Open from IN the morning III a. hsn~
- lw-
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nEMITH'> RAPPEE aud MAceaboy snurs, manu-
~ fscrred from purrsl sad fines, maierAs and az
ranie free from ali deelerious dsgs by L. l. Demah East
King Lancaster. Pa
Tue above unrivAci SNUFF. are supplied The trade and
others hvers and 81 orders promptly attended 20
CAUTION Beware Of sprrt0 zrfie< calrd lancaster
SasF and psmed u2on The pubic for The grsE< I-HHf.i
>aays hc w5lesAled only by TIC N
Lancaster. Pa; and BY BIang-r Cozzeas No % sesey-
N-wiors, Sla5ler Candy. Prali-s- wh r. banmofe
Anhouy Eliou, No 10 SOnh ,xihst Phls1e Pnla and J.
1 r Eyrick West Penn READING. Pa Oil ~
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HOusATO>IC INSTITUTE for Practical

III Casscal Education, suaed al New Milford, Itch
field County, Cuunecucui Incorporated by Act Of Legisa
ture and under Trustees Of snquesonsbe scrr open
for the reception Of young ~ both sexes sni o-e
every lducemeu Tor Of parents ami guar
daus whO anxious secure efficient and lhoroush
education Tor heir children and wards.
One hundred dollars per year payable quseryJ VII IL
cude al expenses u education, vtt board wa-nr z nien
ing aid Incidental expenses.
PETER P. GOOD, Principal.
Further particulars aud circulars may be obtared a. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-03

The ONO BLACK LAws.-Among the prominent
objects O. Legislation be accomplished the coming win
Ter is the repeal of the odious and unjust Black Laws
which now disgrace our statute books and the people OF
our State
We expressed opinion candidy and freely relative
to III, se laws winter aud regretted very much that
they were not repealed they should have been These
laws are utilities upon our statute books they
never enforced cave in the trial OF criminals when the
villain is allowed to escape the punishment due his crime
because the will not lei colorcd man testify in any
case where white man If party.
The cry Of Abolition Amalgams,ionl Negro emigra
ton and many other equally ergumentatve phrases may
be called up and used by designing domagogues, when
the repeal OF these barbarous laws is demanded by right
and Justice but we trust the people wll have too high
regard lr the honor the state 10 let them any longer
disgrace our character people who desire that truth
and Justice should be dealt out equally to ali men. The
negro abors under difficulties and endorsements
enough without being compelled to submit the action
Of unjust and unrghteous laws
We are for the unconditional repeal of the Black Laws
and we 20 into the contos, the uncompromsing enemy
of wrong outrage and oppression. Repeal these laws
which bear with all the weight of Egyptian oppression
upon the colored population OF Ohio aud the people Of
Ohio canaot be accused OF being the enemies Of the color
ed race cleveland Herald
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SCHOOL

BOARDING ~CHOOl. at New tnrneld. conn n, -
ID This School j. accessible by many peaseni routes ne
iucipa! IRE via Bird gepOrt, Norwak and Harlem Rai
road and line OF stages The location Is Distinguished or
salubriy and heahiuuess. The Academy and Boarding
House are admirably arranged for the convenience happ
n, and health OF pupils The system OF instruction NOR
ough and practical embracing all the branches appean
10 con pfehesve English and Classical education
Also Modern Languages preparing students ier Conege
Commercial aud business operations Tie pupils are uotf
The iqmedste care and sHperntendence Of the Principal
who not only seduousy attends to their education bu
v.antly regards their personal habits Cleanliness Poe
ness carriage and department The Winter term 81 -
wee As commence. lhe 9th Of Oct NJ 80 per term IN
GLIDING Board and Tuition. JESSE ftCk, ffihclpaL
Rehefances- Messrs. Richard ID. Covert Wa!-sL New
York; Thomas T. Newell n Cedar-si DO Rev Oeorge
PECK ID d. 30 Mulberry-si. do; William Curiberson, lOi
Prospecls Brooklyn; John Mayor p Nassau.t dos-s 5m
I'RENCH Il GERMAN CLAssEs-G. 7. srRU-
Il VIZ late Professor OF Modern Languages IN Brown
University now forming in the French and German
Languages the RobersOnien system at ms rooms NO
IN Broadyay Gentlemen enter their names al he
Book Stores 0f Mcssrs Bartlett Wexford, Roe LOCKWOOD
Son and T. J. Grower. Ladies wishing To form private
classes will be waited their residence II required
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ford. Fairfield Co. Conn JANIS BEIIs, FflncpaI 40
Proprietor This Schoo. successfully conducted Al
Wilton four and half years previous % Nov is4, "h-h
as removed 10 Stanford where the Principal has erected
large and commOdiOus building expressly TOR MS schoc
furnishing superior accommodations 800 $50
y B-rhe Principal viii cal Oct lsi p ana 5d-lolh
and i7-Zh 29fh aud 3ison those who desire person
Al Interview yth him. and will their address any tine
previous 20 Nov let al the Office Of the Rev. d. Mead, III
A. or he NAV be- seen al said Office between and 10
O'Clock 4 NJ on ih- 2d I7h seth sud 5lsi, where also cir
'-.rs -, - ~ fir,. H.. nh.sin@t oil 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-03

oil WORKS FOR sALE-Consstng Of three
" Presses and forty Stands OF Candle Mouds together
with al the Necessary hxtsres Tor cosng az Dus
ness--;iusle on The wharf In the village Of gkeepse
and 10 the vicinity Of large manufacturing district
The above property offered Al reduction Off per cent
OF Oeobr next Will be sold public auction 10 Inc highest
bidder. - 49,
Information Of The above may be had Of A a ) wiets
SS Pearl street or OF the subscriber he premises
BENJAMIN GLE
PsughksspGs, August I'd. lsS sQa Awsw'
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TIHE GERMAN LANGUAGE. KTibTiieE: a

tIOr u Improved Uffnan anu EI- ~ f-'I'1h
aud Professor Of The German language, teaches separately
or In classes. Several classes. some for es exclsNey
viii be arranged By the commencement OF October, IN d-
feent parts Of the town Terms - per quarter IN advance
Applications should DC made To ~ Erier, al the oitcs OF
NJ Van Hofs.euterrh q No. IS Ceufre-sL a. lmeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-03

- A FARM FOR sAIE.--situa,e on the Road from
~ New Rochelle Wmts Plains ahout e9ui distant tsom
49, each, containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, All OF when
Is Plough Land excepting Ten Acres, whchis Wood Land
M place Is divided by sne and 10 laid out into conYrisct
lots for cultivation. All the fences are OF stone IN good
order and the ground In IN cultivation. The build
Ing. al Of good character and order For TERMS apply
% :. h. kFNfON, on the premises of
ilf !. ADRIANCF. 10 John st Nr~-fors
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Trox Albany and About.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
TRoY, sept. - lsij.
Beng on a visit TO Albany and Troy have taken
nv r,en TO give YOU some Of my impressions The
Agricultural Fair for the county OF Rensselaer,
closed here last Thursday, it was well attended and
went off with considerable ecist surprised 10 fnd
how little people at a distance from the . Manor know
Of the Anti Rent cause how deepsested IL the direuy
how many good and respectable men are in sympathy
with IL and how feeble Is the hope AZ present Of any
permanent settlement Of the difficulties 1niet may De
restored for IN this OF that section out snor'
time only will eApsc before the IRE BREAKS out ~ an
other town OF county 80 il has been, 90 think i WI
be- for some time 70 come.
learn that the Rev. JONI PIEnPoNr is about to
become resident OF Troy. This viii be an accession
y, the clerical and literary talent OF th- city Of some
inoortsoce Unitarian society respectable in chsrsc-
ter and numbers has recently been organized mere they
have purchased house worship IN Fourtnstreet lot
very tasteful manner This society Is very much IN
debted b Rev Mr. Harrington Of Albany Tor ms
efforts in bringing the society INTO acuon MS sOee'y
organized but short time ago also houfisning' ana
gaining ground in the good old Dutch city
TROY like Boston is highly favored by and deep
IN engaged In Railroads 1t is will be soon accessible
from Boston, Buffalo, Montreal and New ork Dy means
Of Railroads without the obstruction Of aieTy.
Hut after an absence OF nearly two yeaT-, think u
easy 20 perceive that Albany has improved IN its ap
pcsranee every way, much more than Troy Many 'efy
fne buildings have been erected IN Albany WITHIN inc
last I'VE years a. your readers al well aware "hich
together with the change of the Depot Of the scnenec
,ady Railroad have been Of signal advantage 70 Us aP
pearance and prosperity T.
do not see bat that the Wings are as eager lot
the fight this Fall as ever similar OCCASION ana
their hopes and prospects as good IN no par VI
the state il the Wing party in 80 good condition as
in Albany and Rensselaer, counties no cOuhlies
have done better for years past, and thnK u IS the
candid opinion OF all that Tor this oonalon an.
in wears past the cause much indebted 10 tue saga
ciols and able counsels Of TnuTlow Weed as TO any
cause Gave the intrinsic merits of Wing principes)
whatever. The expression is common had New YORK
Cny but one Wing paper and that one Ike the Evening
Jolrns il would be Wing city, how much truth there
Il iu this leave those concerned TO determine. Bust
ness is good Troy and Albany and rather earlier tnan
usual as understand from the merchants. The excite
ment In regard the execution Of Green has subsidized
in some degree and Notwithstanding II was case IN
which "hanQfnR7 secmcd than Unstable, yet the
conviction Of the public mind is deepened that capital
punishment is unnecessary, unchristan and rehc OF
the barbarous ages But the people all over our state
need stirring up on this subject cannot the Society
in Ne,y yorE do somethlp nc 10 this end b.
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UNSIGNED TO EXCLUDE AIR and weather from Tue
~ bottoms OF doors French easements can De- seen a.
tue mandatory Greeu--t door from W asaing
temp ace, up stairs - o.
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BULwFR ON TIE WATERCURE.-ln the Neu
Aoufay Magazine for September you will ind the cause
Of all the excitement about Hydropsthy TO which havs
alluded in previous letter. Inc number opens WIN
long finely written and powerful article from the pen OF
Bmwer entitled Confessions and O6Srrations Of
Unter- Patient
Bulwer felt that his frame breaking
under him By constant literary sbOfs, but az last as ne
sought to escape from them the reading world demand
ed farther efforts, I'LL he reduced to mere skcleoni
year since his constitution was thoroughly shattered
he tried all the learned doctors but their drugs brought
no relief-he was advised 10 uavel-he ola travel but
stiil no reef-he accidentally met work on Water
Cure-he studied it--iOund some new and some absurd
statements in the wnnOwed thelwhOe separating the
chat from the whesi-adopted the advice when II was
not inconsistent with senserepaired 10 iiy-
dropaihic northumberland through regular course
there pracscd and out entirely renovated in health
of body aud mind He then resolved TO give the suffer
ing world the benefit Of his experience and the able and
Interesting article IN the New Monthly is the result lie
reminds the editor that he is employed in preachngu up
the education of the mind and negecting IN" education
of the physical man-ihe latter being far more mpor
tant than the former for without health the mind viii
decay Buwcr threw physc however, 10 the dogs, and
went 10 the Hydropaihic establishment al Mayeon. lie
says that the time VIII come when the drug ioci0I VI"
not be wanted-or there are cases IN which the water
Cure seems To Bulwcrs mind to be an absolute pana-
cea" He goes into these cases at much length-in pro
ongcd and complicated rheumatism the cure rapid and
ucrnancn-in the OF govt, IL takes up the disease
by the roots in that wide and grisly family of al
fiction" cassed under the common name OF dyspepsia,
the cure is rapid and certain. The Water Cure csR
"convcrt existence from burden to a blessing Bull
wer says he was never a twelvemonth without pain
but now he compares his past and present state to the
poverty o.: a man who has shilling in his pocket and
and whose poverty is struggle for life, with the occa
sional distress of Of five thousand year, who
sec. but an appcndagc endangered luxury abridged.
Tie SAYS We ransack the earth for drugs and minerals
We extract poons from the deadcs posons but around
us and about NATURE, the great mother profcrs the
lpuut unseaed and accessible 60 all Nature yields the
benpnaut healing" The cold water fountains TO be
hereafter the great panace8s for the Of nearly all
diseases that flesh is heir The influence OF Buwer's
name will make the subject OF Iydropathy popular IN
England and America. London cor Bost Traveller
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
MARINE JOURNAL.

IN .Aip CALEDONIA from Ro,tordaH-L Wsmeink
and lsdy-lJ- IN the steersge.
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Drni .I notice. hereby given that scaled prop


sas vii he received Al the Onice OF the Superintendent
~ Repairs until The l October inst for building Prison
ESSEX Market Plans and specifications for the above al
the Supcrntcudenls Once.
YORK Is. 1913. %
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q Please mention the DATE Of ne L1st !" N"'o' 'i'y
or1 odrer,ised LADIES' LIST.
ausou Miss Eli. Harw God MrsRLl Rose, Mrs Deborah
"anei2 Hal Mrs Thos w Radey Miss Martha
Rcroh Mrs Zones, Miss Robinson Mrs. NJ.
R'.dv Miss Mary Harriet Russell Miss Janet
Boyd, Samuel, Mrs kennedy, Miss skinner, Mrs.
Blsggs, Mrs BENIN Della l Charles
Bloom Abbey Lynch Miss AC lstearns Mrs. Julia
Behrens, Mrs Jno. lakewood, Mrs, Stevenson, Miss
Browning MrsMry Sarah 49, Qrvng-pL)
VI. McCOWan. Wis Shahan, Mrs God
CHufreIi. Mary AlCN tue, mrs f.iAt
Crosby Mrs H. o. McCord MrsMaryJ sheary Miss Bhdgt
Crane Mrs Apphis Martin, Miss Msry Shuttle fances
Cayansgb. Mary Ann -
Tu,rer-on Mrs McMenomy, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs
isl Marks.pL) Mahony, Mrs Ca Nancy
Eckel, Mrs. (Chrys- nal ST. U.lI,ce Mrs.
re-stl Miles. Miss Jose "r",,''s' -'''
t'oss, Mrs. Es' pune ,,,s,A, lWileit, Mr. Edwd
Their r. Notary Mrstous - Iyisxsl Miss Ann
Goodyear MssH B Newell, Mrs.C. MA 'i''' ''''
Cody, Mrs. John NJ. lXyalis N,sFfauces
HARDWOOD. Mrs Patterson, Hiss
William (Ue-er-st) ~
Hnsden Mrs Russell, Mrs. Yard. Miss tLib
IWP-f-st1 Sarah erN-st
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MECHANICS, IN.TITuTE-Eveaiag

WI No. II Clafnb-rs-s-Terms To members OF NE IN
s,itule - per quarter ~ II weeks non-meinne., II
scbDo, 10 commence on Monday the 6ih OF Oc. Bills pay
sb'e In sdgance NJ c. TRACY, Principal
Chair1nan Sch. Com ~ " -
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List of Letters Remaining in the L. S. City pes-
patch Post, October Isl, lSi5'
Anson,NIissEli.
zalDeth

- Please mention The DATE Of The List in uh'ch che
49,, =, J,er,;s,d LADIES, LIST
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FEVER AND AGUE

9rJ,HAT OLD EANORlTE AND STIRLING REME-
i DYp-" ROWANDS IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TURE" for Fever and Ague" No medicine. IN any sge
or country has with such universal -uccessro-
teced against c0uatertetJ by the written signature Of ur
proprietor John R0gd the top Of each boie) IL
nav had It's full strength genuneuess and purity al
the Original inventors Office No. q North secondstreet,
Phlsde phs Of H. D. Fay" General Agent No ~ ful.
on-sl lamp sOrel sun bndlngs New f0rk. le91 bmeOd
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- fOK LONDON-Reguiar PACKET Of me ~, lc1 :,
6ffS OCTOBER The packet snip sWITLEkLANb,. :.
8 knight master Will sail a. above her regular ~
Having very superior accommodations foe esoin -,
CABIN and Storage passsngers persons intending - N
BARK should make ftnued application on ooafo w "
Msiden-lsne, orlo JOSEPH MoMuRRAf,
corner Of Pine snd soaih y. =.
The packet ship Quebec, r. H. Hebsfd, VII! sucoeSs -
Switzerland, and sail on the 2oth October -
CANDLE WiCk-In square bales for shipping. -
~ ID bales bone usde for sale a. u 4nd
- uP ssaisA loIl TN uSpksa
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x>t~~z STEAM BETWEEN NEW.fOkk
4SkSG AND LiVkRPOOL--The GrestW esern Ssse
Ship Compsuys Steam Ships The GREAT
WESTERN, l7Oo Tons, 40 horse power, r. b. Mahewa
ESQ, Commander, The GREAT BRITAIN, 400 Tous,
1900 horse power, Lieutenant james Hosken r N Con
mander, intended 20 sail A. follsws
GREAT WESTERN.
From Liverpool From Nsw.York
Saturday,, August -. Thursday, Nov
GREAT BRITAIN
From Liverpool From New-YorL
Saturday. Sept q. Saturday, Oct b.
Fare per Great Western sl60 and s5slewsrds Fees
Fare per Great Britain, from so 10 s2D land IS Stew.
ards ee according the size and position Of tho sss
Rooms.
For freight passage, other Information apply 70
sLI7 fmxsw. RfCHD IRWIN. ~ Prontsl
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sHEETINGs.-Ths Brun.

- the heasesl Of All he - Brown st~-inK- beng .oli
pound 10 81 yards. sai lie price bu shade above
o. ordinary cotton goods. Country merchants are - clt-
toeXsIne his arcle, ~ connection WIN gene IA a.
s0rtnrnt medium priced yard vide -heeunss, worn
cents 70 81 cents per yard Also southern Gotten arrs
-a..orec Twist No u 10 ant6 II Also Baiis. WICK,
Warp. AIT ~ me, A. No Is and y Ceial-st ap .tars
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HIBBAKD'S FAPEKs-bIKN bAbLUCh,
III No. - Jshn-sreet, oeer for sale fall assortment Of
Psrers manufactured by the Hssrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, Super Royal,
Royal, Medium DENY and Flat Cap
BANK Folio Post, BaAs Quafto Poet, Exchange Cap.
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, f9 assortment
Pscxe, Post Super snd Extra Super.
Ttnie! Plate Pzper Coored lniperals-
Cgi0red Royals, thick and thin.
Do Medium, do do
Do Double Cap, for copy books.
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