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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22

\" WEAK LUNGS AND WEAK BREAST.
w HEN any person is predisposed TO cOnsump-
ton it generally manifests itself by certain symptoms,
which are called CJNSUMPTIVE SYMPTOMS, the
most common of which are a pain in the breast and
anoppression and pain about the lungs. When these
symptoms experienced,
TO GUARD AGAINST CONSUMPTION
TT IS ADVISABLE TO
STRENGTHEN TIE LUNGS AND BREAST.
This NAV he dore eflecuallv by using RANGES
OF HOREHOUND.
Price so cents per bottle.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, cor. of Charles and
Pratt sts. Parr s. Graham corner of Baltimore and
Euaw streets; Perkins, conner Of Green and Frank
lin streets. aus
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22

The GREAT BRITAIN. The snip ST. George,
arrived at N. York on Thursday from Liver
pool, on the 9th of September, at / l A. NJ, in
lat Al !, Ion. 46 30, exchanged signals with the
steamer Great Britain.
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PoLITICAL On DIT. 1t is runored from
good authority, says the New York Globe,
that the Hon. John c. Calhoun will be elected
Senator from South Carolina, at the next
meeting of its Legislature.
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stamp, have been couEterfctod and are now in
circulation
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the OLD CITIZENS BANK,
rs :, W * TTTE s,'y1Et Ey,ECPI


BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST, PAUL-STS.
No. jGl, NOW No. 1876.
FHNEiE Subscriber would inform his friends and
. customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock Of CLOTHS, CASSiMERES and
FESTINGS, selected with special care and Judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels a confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
QJ3- Having in my employ the hest workIgen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the hest style, and al the shortest notice
ml0-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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G~NIDEIg VINEGAR. Just received n large
u quantity Of pure Cider Vinegar for pcklmg.--
Those in want will do well 10 call soon. Also,
FEED. A fresh supply Of ship and Brown Stuff,
Shorts. Chop Corn and OATS wholesale and retail.
FAMILY GROcERlES. a complete stock of
choice Groceries--aii low fOr cash
W Large and safe MARKET YARp, with Sheds,
free IN customers
G. w. AIREY, Agent, 800 z BaItmote-st.
Snl5 between Bond aud Caro!ine-sts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22

WISCONSIN Wool There will be shipped
from Wisconsin this season 10000 pounds of
wool, the clipping from IS or 10000 sheep in
the Territory. A great portion of this large
quantity will be sentEto market from Racine, IA
furnishing village on Lake Michigan.
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UNNERsALIsr CONVENTION. The general
convention Of the Unvcrsalsts, which has
been in session in Boston for several days, adj
journed on Thursday. A larger number of per-
sons were present than usual.
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CONSIT IoTTON.

asthma. Bronchit;s, Splitting Blood, Pain in the Size
and Breast. Sor" III act, Hoarscness, Paipitation
ofH Heart, lPhoopins Cough CrOup, Hires,
Nervous Trenors, Lrcr Complaint and
DisnrscL E-iLunus- nLe rnLinc n. .lL.eL In
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22
IA SAaA DOLLARS &ENARD. DUCTOg
H q BW o sTORN;s SpErTEIC COMpoITNIn 20,

NH
III WV STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUND, foI
the cure OF GGncrrhpa elects, Structures, Dialects
dlfIuy Ill making water and all other unnatural dig
charges from the uretha of either sex
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, TO
effect permanent cure, and too, in the shortest posi-
Die time. Should this medicine fail to effect cure,
where 1t has been taken according directions, return
the empty vial and get hack the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack no5trumR
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure, composed
solely of vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
to eqHa this compound who will prove that ii con-
tans any mineral substance whatever.
N. B. This medicine can be had of James r. VIII
hanson, corner of High and Gay SITS. 60. T.) Joseph
Sawyer, corner of Paca md Pratt-ss.; and by Z, "
Forney, corner of Clay and EuiaW streets.
In Washngton-by G. Scott corner of 7th ST. md
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson corner of 9Th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue faIn-v6m*
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DEPoPuLArroN OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Four hundred persons, mostly natives, died Of
epidemic influenza in the Sandwich Islands du-
ring three weeks ending in the month Of April
last, This is equal to fifty deaths per day in
the city of New York.
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A CaR1srI,S GoyERNoR IN Prps,. Lot.
'or rom '''o new MI iefN'nS to the ~ loik
''c interesting iac' 'o'
''c ieF''"n Government mas conceded to the
| opt' 'o"'" ''t',o' ''''S N''''l'ah "o'orAoF'-
''''S % 'o' '"'''9 I0''"'"'o'c circumstances
an" "''N' prove III I'lsh u'gFee Sr"uy'"2 |"
'"' O",'S''"" world DAVID hham, a Georgian
"y va w. 'ut lo' many years IcFSIah SF9Iect'
tho Sh,I,,. ,,,,,, H.. :..,,.E,.. ...,..i
-
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OFFICER It, H''-
''''" Nou' VI ''e Us Navy VINO returned
''''"''y 'Io''' d 'afe" years cruise IN I'e Heu'-
,o''"''e'", "'eo suddenly on hu'Saay' near
NosrhR'rf OF OREGON Inc oregon set
''''S' 1t IS SAID last year raised surplus OF Ioo'
oo0 pl'S"''S oil wheat \ gF'st m'II with three
run oi stones was pot N operation at WaIIa-
Iae''e ais TINS year. Mr.. Aoencthy, former
&C. o.a,.., o,,... ..i,.,, I'IN,I-
,.c,..l,,
...,,;.,. ...-..-
-
ACCIDENT. MIR. Webster, son OF the Hon.
", '''''''7
','.,l o,'',S'
oo.,,.I,..,,. re. ,.I.1 c..,,, '.
.L...kaIr ,;Ia ,.,I'oa NJ, ,v7,.-,,aI
hbOiL nun d uIlIe, WllCu W.T. w COSlCI Was III
so thrown out and severely bruised.
Draon,,, ,r,o,- -. r,,, : ,,.,,,,,r,, ....,o
Forr h,n,.,a nor.,.a ,,a.I,, n.,;,o, l,,J r.
o,;do,,;, ;nenoaua ,,o c,,Jn,or, I.,,.I,l H.,
III, -,
last, This is equal TO frtv deaths per dav in
the ctv of New York.
--- ---------
fran, Wisconsin this sooson IN ooO ronnds of
wool tbc Ginning from a5 or 20 600 sheen in
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4 OLD :'&SS! GOLD PENS! a fresh
w supply received this day and for sale by
GABRIEL y. CLARK, Wafer street,
az second d0Cr from Calvert.
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NEW FALL, GOODS.

Il II. T;LisEV. CORNER OF FAYETTE and
sg PARK STREETS, respectfully requests the
Ladies OF Baltimore and vicinity to call and his
stock of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, just
received and now open for examination. sells 2wt
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gNTOE'S FANCY SOAP, at manufacturers
b IA prces-fOr sale by
sel9 ELIAS HALE, ll2 Baltimore street.
6NOAD PLATED AND GILT JEWELRY-
gig for sale very low 10 dealers, by
sel9 ELL AS II We, ll2 Baltimore street.
a. @.V STYLE CAP Ribbons. Anassort-
" ment Just received by Mrs, p, A. Nickerson.
al No. - HOWARD STREET.
StTAINENG FAPEE-aO00 lbs. ~ inch white,
g for sale br
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT g. NUDGE,
sells south Charles street.
GNT3EAE TTCHINGS. 10 cents per ward.
u iuga lot Of Ticking, at the above low price. just
received at HAYWARDiS,
se3 % HowaTast. Sd door from Hayette.
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,he cowsrdly renegade traitor who dares to
give uttterance to such scntamcnt. Down
with him Natives Of .4merica' Let him neither
be honored or trusted. But let him be avoided
as moral pestience-as a sin and shame!
He is no lineal Amercan--he is a bastard in
birth and knave IN design; let him be abhored,
abandoned and execrated.
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=, sc4,~s, FOit ANNAPOLIS. tiAsEON
..l..rzslt&lssz7s, AND Cambridge The superior
,Zsies vs1izsx.szs,- swift steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, capt ROBERT VI. Hill, will leave the ihtersrc-
ton of Light and Prattsl Wharves on every r ES-
DAY MOANING, at O'Clock, for the above places,
and return the next day, leaving Cambridge every
WEDNESDAY MORN NC, at y O'Clock, and Eas-
ton at J O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage To Annapolis, 80 cts.
To Ca, Ton or Cambridge, Si.50. sel9-dtf
COLOGNE WAFER, in fancy styles, for sale
- low by ELIAS HALE,
sel9 No III Baltimore street.
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OTTO COTTAGE, HUBOKEN.
FREE.
NTnnAay .uulU IA I2A-

TREMENDOUS Excitement and most wonderful doings
Tor his W. elk oaly, commencing Monday July II. a d
every iirdy during the eek Mr. Hood The celebrated
Acrob elggvd his unkiown eriorm,ncs oh
gave the greatest ssf con and fact the oay that
Eyer sccomp shed thu e of crossing th Bow.ry
Rope extended m the Brmch HIT 70 the Bosery The
TIE on the ith Of July whchSoccasioa his perform
end ,ryne 'don ch Mr. Gardiner perform hi. most
wonderful e he Flying Nire and also Introduce hs
Chinese dNne,; Thu Infn, Sable Family viii ao appear
th>2ccos nd entertain thu suiis with their ics and
vocal powers he lie armed Dog Roa, the trlgent
OF the Canae Rsc- viii eniys he ulience with his CT
w. The New iek Bias, md will eatsran the audie
JPN
Capt T. sw'rz hopes that all of his fd-nds wi give him
call q mis- ,t jnIi I'm
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE
MONROE

MONROE RAIL kUAD AMI BANKING co.
Az sa- III R sFtS load a'y d Bts e 't
we Tmr , r,ny S.s and decree. ,,,, N, No,,o.
w Road io Mace" 70 /. ,sfmas asr'h.s the
at Sae born and md ,S a . thereof %HS ms &C
'shed cnd ton. and all the property, equipments aud effects
he Moos R. Road md i.s
Somrany n.ov ard woy unable e pay ITS debts afo.
a lad s s1: y : sas W
v "Ss. s work o .d b d ssd
% s s9ag ., G os9 s"S de-
ii other creditor. hrse snumersed there arr
and Ssi
a and Al property SAID Company ard al i.
s q sc. aaIss R il yyns sHns
6 1 paOs ss !, The h0ps the &
%Sasi
majority of them, the first Tuesday August nsr after
%s.. a and % en-
ehsnic. the CITY Of Macon and public "otics
,sa Ss !. al .
IN 5 g sna . s e .,S e
e among hsmsevs. IN siree, 70 al obj Ct Which
aid sale not made relation Offset
Of and whether they be .use obes'on .scoun. M
srse smSrsreS the Of Gid for for he
specve creditors be then and there and ,dnd
cated and further decree that the pureh Of said Rail
ssas
y % . s ad
that after said sale demand notice the ockhode
che .sd or that
d d. .os % e. mad % law ~.
Sheriff. aud further decree that for the keeping of said Road
decree ere ' and the p .e tSs pts on
sd Rqsd he sied AID that sd receipts should 10, be saf
sesa the sale aoessd AID further decree that William
Ky % |
Keeping the @ea 2, a and Operation GhSSs pscG
zach Of G n%ss. and ID, o q
eaehpeT mouth ard The quantity quality and value Of @ IA
Sss. the costs and other 's%
e ATs from the minutes ss" Nay
BY yue ofhe above decree the Undergone WI, ,e a Pc
as ss ssS si s
pe Kalb aud all tho property equipments and effects there
with connected spd al The property BELONGING to said compa
belonging appertaninr said Monroe Rail Road and Bank
pots shc wsrekouse. engines cars ron Tools equip
mes and ell and every hng spers'nns and belonging to
Also the belonging said Monroe Raid Road
SS Ss 81 @ State q
sscSoco and al debts demands and claims Of every kind and
70 @ s
apPe1ton 2 n T. rsyP At the Office Of sad eC %
graded is junction with the We,,sT" and AZ nc Raj ESad
eighty miles and equipped with i've ioco%ooys sps,ass
SI Other Issh and .t,oa,y engine The
s s%S sq Sc 81 81
5 S SssSEFs ( S S$$SEEfHastl Commissions.
Macon. Ga. May IS. jsi,sosus re
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SEA BE ACH HOTEL.
Long Branch, N. j.

lHEALIH, KECHEAI ION AND CU.MFO hI
TO INVALIDS AND ALL OTHERS.
TT ROWLAND * co. have opened for the se,son this
H. well xnown Hotel a, Long Brunch, n j. tkcy, las.
Of New York and in past with arpro.
baton considered decidedly the comfortable Hotel
and Bathing within hundred mi Of either
city. .
Visitors and nvsids will receive every attention from the
families for the season for board.
The advantages of sea bathing daring the months
are apparent all and Long anch furnishes every induce
mer families and individual for health recreation and
Bass Bk affords sport; and the cunning in the neigh
borhood is very file
The Steamboat ORUs leaves Fulton Market wharf every
day For hours Of leaving Of Steamer Orus
in The Courier Eroure From the Ocean House
gers conveyed the hotel mi!e good Carriages
H. ROWLAND K Co.
rroprietos Of the Sea Beach Hotel.
Long Branch, June 81. Is43 JeA eodim
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LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY,
BATH BUILDINGS

3
'eHS weknowu and del ghtiu thig establi
WI be opened for the ption ov and after the
2h june inst TIL. bulldogs hive undergone complete
thoroush repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
deservtdy high reputation which this establishment
totare scquired.
The tce io boarding will he from 81 So per weekchi
dren aud servants haliaice Young people requiring much
viii iHd accommodate terms
The steamer uus Captain C. Price, from the Fulton market
WIZ make daily trip between New York aud Long Branch
STAGES WI be in readiness the arrival of the above
the Ocean House, convey passengers immediately ong
Branch. JAMES GREEN Prptrietor.
June l2. 1915 jela ln*m
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NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS

JNIIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them, that
he has been in the employ Of the late Samuel Dsmlt
aud the late Samuel Dem hayg oeque atheJ
him the ran Instrument two Astronomical Clocks aud the
of the Obse vaory his
tiop with his the business Of manufacturing repairing and
rating Chreuomerrs, and dealing in Nautical
Charts Watches Clocks, Jewelry Silver Ware &c. the old
stand, No. 239 Pearl street. ID. Et}ttkRT.
iu6 ,a,,ds
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
EssStsss:..rs. ssssgsssssss 49, lNS:a
-A.ss -S,ssffSfaySss- -.ySSSlSsssa. -s&
RELUCEU FARES
SU M FL AR h A n & L M EMIT,
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Ou and after liih June 1876.

Ou and alter Iiih June, l8l5.
Ffo.u Brsoktyn Depot
Boston Tran-sl A. NJ daily. Sundays excepted s,oppinl
eli Farmngdsle aud ST. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Tan--ehs A. NJ and r. NJ for Farming
dale .nd urerm eds.s place. daily Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Train, r. NJ for Creenport y Sunday
VII aud al the atoppns places between Hicksr,lle
GrseDport.
Ersp Greenyo,t Deucs--
Boston Train daily, Sundays excepted ls1s O'Clock NJ
the arrival Of the frcIn Norwich
Accommodation TninAt A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted
Tor Brooklyn aid int-rmedi te places.
frsm farmingdoie Deyof--
Accommodate Train ia NJ and az T. NJ, daily, SUI.
dsys excepted for Bro, kyn AID Intermediate places.
From .joaaica Ueyot-
ixtr. Tram IA N daily, Sundays excepted for Broos
iyn a.d intermediate pi ces
The Boston Trans atop only Farmiugdale and St George
MAJOR
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
he road, going both ways and deliver rassep
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THE WONDER " BLESSING OF THE AGE
The ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY NAN. VONAV &. Child.

NJ =
WHq !. troubled With coash, Colds, spiui.s Blood,
Touxh Pain IN The side and Breast Sore Throat Rising
ckny w the ost, Nervous Debility, PapItation OF the
nsnrt broken Consultation, from the abuse OF calomel
Sns cagses TX the genuine aud ony genuine Compound
yP Mia Cherry, prepared by the celebrated Dr. Swayne
e m Others are SPURIOUS, aud limitations
lheIeioie e CAUTIOUS 10 ask for the only
PREPARATION from this valuable trerDr Swayme Lompoumd
syrup OF Wid Cherry Principal Office corner Sin
and Race streets Philadelphia. ~
Agens-Wm Milnor, n ID. corner Of Broadway and John
street. h. H. Warner 200 Beecker, corner OF Aueta
aud H. sands Church psp.gssry iss Bowery corner Of
Sprng street New york; VIC Wood, MD. Harlem; Hayi-
Cook 70 Baltimore street, Bamoe; Andrew Oliver and Co
New Orleans; l.. b. swan, aud J. NJ. Wisuw Rochester
vi Mrs Hayes brooklyn" T. kieiae s. Louis; VIM Thorn
72o Broad street Newark N j.; Bejamp OIds us Broad
street. Newark NJ J John = Harrison, Salem Mess j. iii
Sekos aud Bull, Troy, New york; spaid.g aud Harrington
Wore Mass James Green aud Co., Worcester
r. Hslldge, Buffalo, New York; Grant and Bockee, POUCH
keesis New York; Q. Q. Woodman xickspug, Miss; H.
and Brewer Springfield, Mass: Hall aud Co., Boston,
Miss; b. Holden East Boston, Mass NJ Cohen and Co
NotiCE.-Bnush Barque Ann Harley, from Gla,gow.-.
All persons hereby cautioned against trusting any of
N - L..
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80 sTRAYED Stolen. from No. &c Howard street.
WI on - morning, small Yellow Dog. with both
III ~ his pred, tail and hy III. ram. Of
Pax Five Dollars will he given for the return OF said Dog
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thkACli'S liOtEL,
t.s3 FNlton street. nrar Hrnn xxnY.

ME Pro retor NJ this Hot-l woud respectfully inform
lnblic III he his etiy adopt the S.uther mode OF
0ruisf Lulrheon consisting or Of dish ly,
b. nween the h"u Of aid o'clock tSu dys inc uj-d =
This he will with spprob oi
lhr Liquors ofth qu ity End every Effort
q de 10 make This Hotel ECU any Sly He
vit-s his rsuds the bishment and udg, for the
selves ivt2lwAth
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kNOy HVUSE, INOI, ". T.
COLEMAN ROGERS Proprictors.--This House, &c
- long and iavorably known the travelling public
open.
new story has been added and extensive alterations made
among winch the extension Of the Dining sene
to one hundred and thirty et thirty Aors, with bed
attached pleasant aud airy the number sixty
have been notwithstanding accommodations for 800
The house has been painted aud pspered throughout
The for Boston Buffalo and Saratoga from
landing
The popetors by their personal attention their bu
ness and guests continued increased
CHARLES S. COLEMAN.
Late OF the Aston House.
CHARLES NJ. ROGERS,
Jul 1mSrc Late Of tn Steamer Empire.
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Stages ~ readiness arrival Of Trains the several
Stvns 10 take passengers low Fares, all parts
Ilald.
Baggage Crates will be diness the foot If Whitehall
receive Baggage the several rsis minutes be-
fore the h. of START * from the Brooklyn side
R,.ckt 4 Is ~. .te4 10 (,r.ts iuthr
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PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.
HARTWELL'S
WASHIN TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
PHlLADE A.
u Baths just introduc-d-Wmm and Cod-in hne apart.
PHILADELPHIA HOTELS


PHlLAD A.
u Baths just introducrd-Wmm and Cold-in hne apart
nents-for both ladies and gentlemen. je@ lmNec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and 9TH streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
rvNHE SHBSIRlBEkS respectfully Inform their friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house tior
merly known the Marshall ouse aud have made extensive
alterations aud us Inerior having spared
to render Of the pleasant aud fashionable
houses the CITY The parlo numerous the chambers
large aud well arranged the furniture entirely new It's ocs-
IN the most central the CITY, 70 al the places
public meat aud convenient to the depots OF the
Southern, W estera aud Northern routes. -,
The tables will be Piled with all the d. caces % h sea
he Wines Of the choicest brands sud nav" peeh
carefully selected.
The poprtos hope their and experience
ia the business to satisfaction TO those who may favor
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE K co.
James Bagley, (lse OF Jones Hotcl) -. =,
Peter l.. Ferguson
Jnlv ISL l@5. iv3 sm-ec
M NJ. H. JAMES, 2il,a Broadway, oppose thr Park, II.
w for sale wholesale and retail the following choice
Segsrs which he genuine no imported, VIZ
ReynIias Panetelss Common Sire,
Imperial, I'll Regulator lubrey,
La Lealtad, Regulator, Ukues,
FL Regulator, Small Sixe Mariposa,
Cubrey Werner, Superior Plantations
Medana, FL Regulator,
mgr yM&St imsrc
NAVY BREADAbout tons, in barrels ard bag, for
IN sale by JOHN HERDMAN,
J3re 81 South street
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URGH IND PECK SIP
FERRY

Su.R ~ The Trustees of this Ferry, believing a,at
there OF the citz-ns Of New York
-S--ssk-Gand yainity that are unac1usint-d with the
iac,i-s affords pleasant with
Williamsburg and Long Island, would state that there
good Ferry Boats this Ferry which leave Peek
slip every M twenty minutes through the ~ mn to
O'Clock T. NJ aud then up TO 8occk even hour aud
hafou alter which boat leaves and 10
The last boat leaving Williamsburg hallpast O'Clock r.
NJ.
On the evening of July ih the boat will continue to
yun until IL o'clock iva Imsrc
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Ii A hON SPhlN AviLlOh
SCHOHARIE COUNTY. NEW YORK

~y,ur pIpi Il. ~ ,,M,i = Nv iOi1h ~
DON, OF Congress Hall, Aibaty as associated himseli
WIN Mr. Gardiner, and that this Establishment viii be
Quoted by them.
TIE Pavilion will be opened for ne reception OF visitors
the hls day OF June The scrhtrs ha,s sdr aiy
improvements in the yourds and hahir.. house AID pledge
themselves 10 their best seo4s reader this establish
men fully cqua, 10 watering ri in tls corrtry.
L. %.
Stages will be IN readiness the arrival II the cess II
lohare TO take passengersto the house
Mr. L. will as heretofore the Congress 'il which
w during the saf1aer be under he OF Mir
Josliu I'M,
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~ OWLIN'.S HUiEL,
At sruh.i.st sLkN,e..

~ GORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sin.
~ csre thanks to his euds and q public for the beai
support which he has received Tor the last years while Pro-
~or Of Prospect Hail. and begs leave inform them that he
has fired the large establishment the temnaon the
Railroad thi, aud and the Bunk OF River whe
he is prepared fursh visitors with Be kfast,, Dnners
Teas Suppers and other eireshmens the shortest
Good ground aud every accommodation Tor Military Comra
mes Al he Railroad Cars and passengers front OF the
Hotel for l2ls cents from the City Hall,
N - Al ordinary hafpast o'clock on Sundays. je2s
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SEA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH
THE Subscriber begs have inform the public that he is
L prepared to company having made ale a
ons and for the better
M addition to other al ant that has h posses he BE-
eves tn desirs lie sl-nce Tor thu approaching
son cino BIZ found The conveneuce for bathing
surp esed To those who ond Of fishing place
found where more sdysnts ges offered
MIR Jlmes Green hsv1 established line of from
Red Bank 10 Deal passengers always rely quick
veyanee JOHN GREEN, Deal, N. J.
jy S2w-'rc
NEW JERSEY HOTEL-MORRISTO
rJ,HE SUBSC RIB Frs respectfully inform their friends
The rnblie generally that the and commodous house
erected FOR Hotel Norriston New Jersey for the
etcrtainme OF all those who will favor them with their
pspv when they hope furnish the nch
mas 3t,w2m~rc DAVID CROWET.
LIVERPOOL (ENGLANU) BOARDING HOUSE
No. 40 Duke Street,
formerly the r residence Of Sir Willism Bsrton.)
THE MISSES PERKINS respectfully ask the patronage Of
families and gentlemen visiting Liverpool, for their
tablshueat where they will with the comforts and ae
tion OF private house.
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