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b. day at 10 oeioet Will be- -od likely N.rro w..
good cook washer nd with her t~o rh,l,-, - -
"'h vs. year" Old and one Negro Boy, ~ yeas old
"a ~ X. DICKINSON a RROraru 49,
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MOTHER.
Earth held symbol-hsd no living sign
To image forth the mothers Geaihless love;
And go the tender the righteous prove
Beneath tho ever. watching eye divine,
Was given a type to show how pure that shrine
The mothers heart-was haow'd from above;
And how her mortal hopes must intert~ine
With hopes immortal; aud she may not move
From this high station which her Saviour sealed,
When in maternal arms he lay revealed.
oh! wondrous power, how little understood,
Entrusted TO the mothers mind alone
To fashion genius, form the soul Tor good
inspire West,i or Train Washington
sec the splendid painting, Baptism Of Pocahonas"
the capitol
tLord William Russell.
i''My mothers kiss made a painter" was the testi-
mOny OF this great artist
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PIANOS SOLD ON TRIAL.
TO be returned % not good.
$500 BEING fully satisfied as 20 tho real
M" excellence Of the kind Of flSo FoRrEs
which have scnng Tor many TcaSsWs continue
% ohf them fof proposed above Os
No least risk buying Piano Of They
are every hing represent thru IN be.
Power, briiancy happily brnded
and the cesancs and durability ~ workmanship the
highest ssaic 81 Art
We Oder advantages the purchaser q
uoH-Havng hand prices
NASH q woODHOUsF,
de " No ta7. Msn ST. Hotel
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The daughter from her fathers bosom goes:
The sister drops her brothers clasping hand
For God himself ordained n heller band
Than kindred blood human minds bestows
That stronger, deeper, dearer tie she knows,
The heart wed wife as heaven by rainbow ,pann'd;
Thus bright with hope, lfe's path before her glows
Proves II like mirage the deserts sand:
Still in her soul the light divine remains;
And Il her husbands strength be overcome
BY sorrow. sickness, or the felon's chains
Such ns by England's nobest sont were worn
unheeding how her own poor heart is torn,
She, angel-like, his sinking soul sustsins.
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eS O0O 9INCH BUM SHINGLES

INRU Trunks Trunks. to hand
Il per Express. n large supply OF Brown.
Iron and Wood Framed Tunk,-Ao assortment Of Bonnet
Boxes and Na.ees which viii be SOLD At a pries
has at other he eligible quality Trunk taken
consideration JUDAH MYERS
~ ~ -, West Main 81.
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walking shoes.
TUNHE subscriber has supply superior
fair stitched Morocco and Nd wsRnE Shoes These
made hight the Ladies Of Of
fashionable Shoes viii peasc JUDAH MYERS.
mgf Fsshonabie Sine Dealer
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for the Richmond Circuit Capitol An ia. CITY Of
Richmond. on Friday the Goth day Of January Is4i
Mere~etber L. Anderson, Administrator David Anderson
deed. nn.g
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SLATE AND LUMBER.

NV have at Yard adjoining Aes-rs Burr q s,n,.ou,s
w Foundry upwards Of hundred rqrs Of y,rv 60
sas also Flooring Inch Weather Boardns ana -
Ney god 5K1 Fine, AL IA and SIS Poplar scanthnx
lIIa-eou WILLIAMS 4 ROBINsON
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nycCURDY, ALDRICH K sPENCER, 40. II Exchange
NJ Place, offer for sale

nTccURDY, ALDRICH x SPENCER, 40. A Exchange
M Place, offer for sale
COTTON GOODS
400 cases PRINTS rom the American Print Works at al
River, consisting of tich Clint, Light FancIes -
3 and cold Plates Lawn Plates, Two bi"es
&c &c.
$50 do PRINTS from the Lodi ard other Works. con-
ssting Of light Plates, black and white black ana
purple. -,
$50 do BLEAcnED SHrBTISGs and SHEETINGs, various
widths and qualities
400 bales BRowS SuEETINos Hamilton Croon AS, Hart
ford Fall River and other kinds.
ICO do BROWN SnIRT1SGs.
$50 do Corros osSABURos, 81 2s, 80 and Sc inchw wide
50 do PATAPsco TwILLED BAGGING 20, % and 3uinch
100 cases CoTToSADEs Crankes and Printed Pataloon
50 bales rs and Ca BEDTicKiSGs lStunS.
so cases CHEcKs, striped Shirtings. &c.
so do COTTON FLAG HASDKERcHlEfs.
WOODEN GOODS.
$50 cases CLOTHS superior Styles wool dyed black brown
green, blue and mixed
100 do CAssiMEREs, plain and fancy.
200 do SATSErs. great variety of styles colors ana
qualities from the best manufacturers
50 do BUcKsKINs, light and dark Mixed
100 do KENTUCKY JEANS blue mixed, striped ana PLAID
100 do KERsEYs, from the Maoy mill.
100 do PLAID LISsEYs, 3D. and Al.
50 do TwEEDs and Fulled Cloths.
$50 bales fine super and thrcey new patterns
from the owasco mills.
ALSO
so cases AMERICAN SEWING SILKS, superior article from
the Dedham Factory. fes Jaw
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GROCERIES.

GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, n. Y.
Branch Stores:
3lS Blocker street, Ncw-York:
36l Grand street, Suffolk.
l9l Greenwich street. near Fulton.
1l6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
50 Chestnut and As y. Fifth-St. Philadelphia.
II Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the attention OF City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments where they
think will be found by far the best selections of pure and
unadultcraed Teas in the United States The universal
popularity and OF their house with reference TO
high qualities, low prices, and upright dealing Is TOO well
understood render farther comments necessary Org-
nal and only warehouse FOR the sale of Howquas BLACK
Tea" Observe !-Strangcrs will be particular to reem-
Der the number OF The principal store in Chatham street.
viz l2l between Pea and Roosevelt streets The public
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing TO do with any other stores except
those described al the top of this advertisement SO
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDS cos + l. z Il X y I L ID
AMERICAN PANACEA.

ry,pUs aedicjye compounded solely from vegetable mat
ter free aduItertio and warranted nee roEi any
INGREDIENTS detrimental health, discovered ABOUT one
var since bv an individual sorey afflicted with uLCERA-
TED SCRoFULt. and who has been under the treatment
of the most eminent physicians in the United States for
rht years. without the least apparent hope Of restoration
10 health, by them pronounced neurabe, bat who
after taking the above named medicine for five weeks was
restored 20 perfect health That medicine has been sold
with unprecedented success, ard has never failed in ay
instance (ven taken IN accordance with d-ectons) 10 eff
feet perfect cure 81 the following diseases, 10 wiz SALT
RHEUM, sCROFULA, CELEBRATED sCKCFULA, FE-
YER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL. TiilsTELO
EXPLANATORY AND CHRONIC RIiEINATlSN,
PILES, ERYSIPEL.iS, BILES, SCURYY, CHRONIC
SORE EYES, BL0TCHES, PIHhLES On THE FACE,
SCALD HEAD AND ALL CrTANEoUS DISEASES
OR PAINS or ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lSJU-
DICIoCS Use OF MERCURY or An IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of This medicine
has tested Ia al the diseases above enumerated, ana
lis effects are truly astonishing. Only table spoonful
be taken (by adulD each morning before eating,
which usually produces tonic effect, while On most cses)
it also gentle cathrc, increasing the appetite
and general health Of the patient, causing all liberated
discharge profel and producing an ehec-
na Alternative OF the whole system, purifying aud nfodu-
eng Il perfect action OF the blood.
Persons while taxing it, should refrain from theuse OF al
stimulating drinks highly seasoned food For sale by
Obtained az wholesale ot TH0S. G. TALMAGR,
General Agent 90 tHestreet, opposite the custom iiHu
SewYor and 10 AsOr House, TO- CAB and III Broad
way; corner Broadway and Characteristic No. % Fronst;
No IA west-st- Nos So ard $50 Bower No 30 Fulton
81; No 7 and 2i5 Hudson, and 70 Hammond street. ccr
IIadson No. 800 Grand No. i57 and l7S Greenwich
street: No IL and - Cherry No $50 Waker-st,
No IS Catharne-treet Nos 35l and al Pearlstree No.
IA Catla.-street.
Brook!yr J. w Smith, corner Of Fulton and Cranberry
streets: and VIM B!lyrove Sures buildings, WI
ow and Administrators, and By al Tie principal druggists
IN the United States.
Dr. V b. Lockrow. No. 81 Beaver-st. Clinton Buildings,
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany.
Tw Dyctt & son, No. li3 North Second-st. General
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia. Bush & Hilyer.
g. COLBY, No. 35I PearI-s;- y. Y
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained 81
t.rF
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES-The season having l e, RE
w ittinc and r. furnishing, Kelly RlhER; No ~
Chatham & have just conpred their Spring soe NAie
comprises the largest assortment and sases vhfe'}
fed for uubc ns-con consis,iag of t1tsnors lhtrfi6s
Ruins (Iothcs Scrolls Birds Flowers. Moopi2hts ls-
ners and large Landsclis illustrative OF American EURO
pesn a.d Oriental c-nefy with ever description %
Fixtures and Hansiuss which from facilities ineIdeaa %
seven years exclusive the business they 2Te rfoe
20 offer wholesale and retail Il > Ter cent less Ian ~ '
MT mil N me sy KELTY RIKER lgI Chshaa s,es
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wnALERS &c.

ship Chas & Henry. u: Holmes Hole sth, reports -
Heard from middle OF the season on Japan ship California
Lawrence, New Bedford $3.50 sp had taken 600 bbs up &c
that time Monticello, CosgcSha Nant. had taken wh
between The seasons Hero Chase, do, japan
the last OF the season. soips Three Brothers Mitchell
do 5QO sp had been ashore Ascension MAJ but GOT
of and repaired rdey joints, the only damage ascer-
talned and sone to Japan.
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o. The Spirit of the Times says the advice Civ.
en- BY. the young Iishman TO his English friend, on
introducing hun to regular Tpperary row, was,
Wherever you see head, hit it."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-14

or. \ FARM FOB SALE.-StBaie on the road from
S9N New Rochelle 20 White Plains. about equi-ttstsnt
from each, containing $50 OF land, al OF which
Is plough land excepting ten acres which wood Lard
The place Is divided BIZ lane, and Is laid ont io coEyen-
lent lots cultivation. Al the fences OF stone In
good order, ard the ground in high state Of cultivation
The buildings al OF good character and III order. For terms
apply 10 s 3 KENYON, or the premises, or Of
Dc L J. ADRIANCE, IS John ST. Sew-Yerk.
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SPOKEN &,

p inst lat IS IS Ion IS IS, exchanged signals with iu
rugged brig showing white flag will the letter in rcd.
In the
FEB lat ST. Ion IS 80, SHIP Berlin from Liverpool BID
10 S0rcans.
Feb. Sth, $50 miles Eas; of Baize British ship Anne
Armstrong, from Liverpool. IS days outbound 10 New
Orleans.
Feb 10 la. IS SON. len 81 sc W. brig Halifax bound to
Barbados.
Feb a. lat 81 3s " Ion 81 W passed Aer. brig show
ing hlue signal with white ends and letter
in The blue, could no; understand her name saw
Philadelphia on her stern
i;h ;uss, OF Baregat saw tree lnasted Schr Rep,bc
Crane, I'm Norcars for NIolk.
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TO TAILORS
SPRING AND SIMMER FASHIONS FOR

SpRIvc AND SIMMER FASHIONS FOR 1e45.
THONIAS OLIVER. Reporter OF London agr fat' ta,h-
ions takes this opportunity of informing the laiiofs oil Inc
United States and Curaan. thathls - - . . ..
SPRING AND SUMNER PLATES OF FASHIONS,
will be ready Tor delivery By the 18th Ba;nut al the store oil
his agent 4. WHEELER. No. CouFiandi street, lew
doors of Broadway. , -, - H.
hns been deyonr his time money and talents 10 The setting
mn of r, h,ons and noihn: by saying. that M
Snrn- Plate for 1855 will throw far IN the back ground
other Plates of Fashions tht have been may be pub he'd
this season. M the irnde That nothing mas bten
tG. could size least degree
cunrue 10 make his Orng Plate Tar urpass any tas oil me
kind ever published in Europe America and he feels conn
dent Tint will the general npprnbaon OF the Trade
Mr. on lNER again calls the attentions OF the Trade 10 ms
celebrated SYSTEM OF CUTTING. when prapdy dong
away with MI The systems use IN the United states ana
which has been received with such general Epprobno ny Inc
aoTs of Enyand Frnnce still TO he hn' OF his AGENT
Nh Wheeler who will explain rs very perfect ni tpe PIT
cnle. Ia any who .y, Obtain H. Did not Nil u honestly
believe ibat the claims his System founded on rs pre-
time b ronrbi 10 the notice o the Trade but he would ASH
can any stronger evidence be ndiDcsd IN favor 81 y t TIE
triumpant success met with ~ tnginrd rance hl
America Il may b- had the moderate expense OF seven dot
lars with pract,cn instruction. Terms 20 susrrite int me
Fashion Plate ,v, he SO 20 per copy yhpe
IN advance Per,on< sending efde:s io the system or hO
Pate nre uaTcunry requested write ;hc names. town.
county and stne III iecible hand, TO eyod Innse liY It
tending 10 i> nnd enclosing The cash they ey upon lbe
Al orders must be accompanied by the noaey or they
& B@i orders for Fashion and sysem ip ruth se adde's
iCoufilaDdt street, New orh-
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IA Ellis < aPItl y o. y Plne-stTret 9iier Tor sale
w BLE.7CHED GOODS.
30 cases superior Manchester os q men and Long IONS
Is do say, Carlisle go. inch and i-S Long loh'
p do Nlasonyle and French River 90
80 do Uxbridge Is and Erete, ,-G 90
30 do Harmony. Pocssseti and best larily 90
On do white CambTics aud linen fold ShntingS
20 DO es a., IS and 81 Long Cloths and Shiftiass
BROUN GOODS
70 l,sles heavy tirSwod Mills al Sheeiinss
100 do J-wett Ci,y aad romhanoc DO
30 DO Parsn Creek ald Dover do
u do Lockwood A aud Mortified do
- do Family aDd Preston DO
tV' PRINTS IND COLORED GOODS.
200 cases light Spring Prnts of Eewest styles
an do fnrui,nra do do
"a do superine Manchester 81 and 7S siiesiaS
80 do assorted black and fancy colOrsd do
30 do black and assorted colored CamhFics
q do CaSraus, WiganS and PLAIN SIlesaS
% do silk Pon.ee HandkcrciueiN
"a do cotton poEeec and flag q"
30 do Vest;nCs aud Fsuisoon Stufs
Is do blue and colorcd heavy Drlllncs
TICKS IND DRILLS
lJo bales Amcskeag 4 A aud \ y ticks
30 do Walpcle very superior ! iciS
80 do Browns improved \ c y and |; Ticks
200 do haavH Springfield and other Drills. M Jaw
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Bark Isabella, Mckee, ST CroiX, Alsop & Cbauneey.
Brigs Antarctic Thompson Barbados; Ann Eliza, ark
Key West and ST Marks. Z u HuiIbut * Co.
Schs Loan, Crowell, Boston; Louisa Hooper. Phadel-
phia Plat Picrson \ Cooley, Camp Savannah John
ogden; Amelia. Strong, Baltimore.
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UnItIlhOrC NutItC ItUEf<ct :. MAKNf To.
Caric-Therc 800 head Of Beef Cattle offered
the Scales to-day, of which 61 driven North, and MI
oil the balance sold The prices paid ranged So So
per 100 lbs on the hooi, equal 81 S. IS net, in
quality.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.

No : SrRreE-srREsr. NEw-YoES ~
THIS Is THE. ONLY NANUFAGI0kt VI ~
L EXTENT IN TIKI. UNITED STAIES-Shsees OF
al kinds ard SIZES varying from - cents 20 50 rof sa
copies OF all the celebrated places IL ms Coeats III
executed il mastery style Whenever cur oInanneu G
sS are coried aud offered for s4e by others lag them
as and Sci up new oes in cdr make rs choice
and tasty possible Persons desiring to Sc hs pI9cs
getting up these choice and useful articles Are snoHH
the painting rooms with extreme pleasnfr ;, -: sd
AxTisIs Of acknowledged reputation can Il al Inns Lev
employment with --,, m,
sufpaSSable- .BAh1 Oi: 8 e - S,.t. :.
curling and cracking nav -.
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Fer further gtfTT bERRICxsoy lg South St

,s-.. Coz NIki sLaI tishkili Landing, Durchess
~ County. for sale At Aucticn-AIthoGy J. B-eckrT
Co. viii sell AZ auction Tuesday, 81 April. al 2
o'clock the premises, that b-antiUl country rcs-
d,ne Mar Ishkil L4Hg known the Byres pec. con-
lining bout 5i Of good lsat which conimot
IN. dwelling honse barn aud olhe. buildings and Of
he b.; orchards apples the ti variety OF
obe fruit Also the tine and place OF lard
adjoining The above and constituting OF the most elegant
building spots the Worth yr 10 Be sold separately from
RE above The terms of Sa- will te made known 4PI
carton u Hasbrouek Esq, Newourgh, or 70 Geo Law
y. !. Na-r Ncrk
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tsxzt FARM FOR SALE, OR ENCuANGE.-For sale
S or exc harge for property In this city, the well known
81 VALUABLE. rAPEk .ilLL. Gk!ol Mill
ga AND WATER POWER FOR SALE at A!eC1f'

ASb E WAFEE f sR F6F SAFE s At t1
The STATE Of New jersey viii he sold Public yendue on
hat tS excessive P.Tf Mil 9nd
Water PoweI he pfore:y v, 1lis lyy in the
;Gwnshir Of Washington Comfy Of Burlington: and Stie
Of on the mann mann 20 s from The former aud 70
from The latter place The GoPeT'y is mile from S,GoP
navigation aud from landing at which scoT; ea5fns
sixteen buh-n. float The freight to and from We"
The buildings all of which have been erected within few
wears and Quilt Of the best maerlas and IN ie
substantial are large Soas paItf sl in if bip
rooi with eight dornar windows each side he
IN ls bull consist OF so wa al zach end
Of the main building, So b. % ier. oil stone
pm . is 90 te; " in two q inch boilers propelled from
tie main mill. Store Store, 81 by ~ eel S,es.
Eiorr i 80 bv 81 feet TWO stores high, With iilinr a,,e
having Of ,,oqr one Field Burr tns oes IN I
ori-r Frame Aachin- Shop Two stones ls, Isi an u
lux 10 i an .,o1e Foundation. \ stored doH3ie
e: i I;Tt nor, ,r fpndton with CarT~Gter Shop n the
s.cond s,ory-as0 Wcrk shop IN the bas5mrnt. , va
Ey. Nt,s5r ous- stories high WITH Gothic front
,o~n ON floor and finished from TIE cellar - " sIlrI III
the hssl nodru styl- Stone Ice houS,i ,[ f,1 ~
rsgI Siyern Tenant HoEs-s FOX tr worsJ1r We b-tls
with stabling for % horses Two large 9toie '1' ZOE
II sJove dsei smsfasf' ;9PT .S 1e,s
which, together with NE etoNs q Sa o III 5sor,rty X
Dams Gates, cost upwards OF sgeiyD- ,V!s; -
situate. in an eIceedHEy healthy and pen 'i3n oi
,ry easy Of access from -'em-' o.. y ~
e.rTy -ciity 70. Carrying "a N extensive a
Il, s,,;o, of -,n;.,I.t.s arI
IL 3 rarely that pEtrnity occurs . PR
chs, 90 large property accompanied WIN 50 ianl az
Will be POSITIVE for thc benefit Of tose whom 4 may coacer
p.r. esiron OF viewing tn Inr call either 81
~ nb,rlrs residing b!edloEd, Burlington County, or
np,a the agent the premises :,
81 viii con- n-ace Al O'Clock p VI. sad day uh-n
,.t,,ne- :. IN BE- given snd ccnditicus made kEOwa By
CALEB SHREVE
WILLIAM STOKES. RecEiyers-
JONATHAN OLiPH.ANT, )
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a. WHEELER. TAILOR No. ! CoURTLANlTi;Sr.,
AGENT Tor the above. has hand and keeps coaa.,y a.
,yhol<n e and retail Tnilor Crayons, french tnk, Taps
Measures, PAN s:qu-res Crotch Squares. Epre Angles,
Board Shears and POINTS &c Nj " heele- VII!
m directing aio-S VI. ting the city the pnce Sec
tey nav procure such articles they need and VII attend 70
,,sicb " 49, ~ 49, mhl3 2D<W'
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ID eNoyAL-CLARK COLEMAN have removed
II from No rs Broad STREET No. 70 South l3 az
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FOR THE EAST.

fs - WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SSzssESSs-.+ NEw-YoRK AND BOSTON RAIL
ROAD LINE VIA NORWICH AND
Observation-Disclosures OF the following SuperiorStea
eTs running IN connection with the Norwich aud Bcs.og
AID Worcester Railroads:
WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt
CLEOPATRA, Capt Dusian
SEW-HAYEN, Can't. Van rs'',
One OF which viii leave Pier No. North River ,ri-wccky
The New-Haveu, Capt Van peli, on Tuesdays, Thus.
DAYS and Saturdays, ~ 1 O'Clock. Y. NJ
Passengers on the arrival OF the steamers at ALIENS
POINT will be Immediately forwarded in the splendid ami
commodous Cars OF the Railroad to BOSTON. without
change OF ears. For passage freight alpy board or
70 Gj23 ~ u Il. ALLEN, J; Broadway. up stairs,
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HOME poRH
Y0REI,,S PORTS

HUME FONTS
Arr at New Orleans, 81, brig Pensacola Haett SYo,s
schr Oregon, do.
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We informed by Mr.. - II. Gardaer. wreck master,
that the bcGy OF Mr.. Samuel EDDY, second Of the
Reside has dred OF shore and acen inferred. Most of
the cargo has been recovered.
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THE TRIBUNE.
gY JOHN pIERPoN.

Frona the Peace Advoeate.
NOT ON THE BATTLEFIELD.
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At Barbados 10th ult schr Echo Elliott from Calais:
llth, schr Magnolia, Richardson, Passport.
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DUMPs-Doube iisht and t" ..sl nsr r!ute.
sizes to raise from 70 10 400 gs. ..al1,s "''
cas. lion Fountains of various patterns nv
Fire Engines ane ii''e n L. FARSAM, 70 FuScas'
t23 3ms ~
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= - ls'S ERIE IL ,sts. .sslss

p e. u $50 ERIE 's4S. .ssSsIs>-;,--aiTIITe,
SavzE-A---S CANAL TRANS t1r.5ss:---D-Ie- .=s-@si
.cr'HA;sS ira--- PORT ATGoNNO '-ss's ii~sA-<-<-.S
CoMBIN ATIoN.-NEw-YoRK AND CHICAGO LINE.
BABCOCK, ADAMS s. co. Propr1ctors.-Frcight and
Passengers forwarded TO Uca Syracuse, Rochester, Buff
falo Ohio Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, AID
Western Kentucky, with despatch.
The above line composed of first rate class OF ooau
all new and the public is respectfully informed that S
Proprctors have connection with tho great MonGpoy
on the Erie Canal hut willing and DESTROYS at Al! ea
10 do business on fair and moderate srdh, and sha'e Of
the public patronage Is respectfully solicited
The boats being al and well furnished, passengers
will lind it for ther interest to take this line, II they wish
TO obtain comfort ard speed.
\ Boat will leave Albany and Buffalo Daily
Refer to-olIyer Lee, Silver Creek Rhi'som McNar
Co Cleveland ; HOLSTER & Boat, SandISky Conway X
Avery Portsmouth; Whaler & Co. Michigan CITY u
Newbury * Co. Detroit Newbury anu Dole Chcago' D.
L. Corbn Milwaukee Cushman Eastuian& Co. Ottawa
Jno. IL. Porter. ST Joscphs.
For height or passage, apply to
II. Il. B.NBCoCK, New-Gork
BABCoCK, ADAMS & co. Albany
fiOf JOHN Z. BABCoCK, foot Main st. Buffalo
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ARRIVED.
Brig Essex. Eaynes, is ds I'm Bordeaux brandy, SC
Durard * CO.
brig Peterson, Best. Is ds I'm Soreas n,Olasses t,
Hazard s. Co.
Schr UrQuhar,, from Virginia. with stores to Mr. An
dcrsoE.
Schr Emcllnc. I'm Philadelphia. coal.
Schr j sands Wainwright, Virginia.
SchrJ CrQuehait, Sparrow, NoItc.S, potatoes.
Schr Wave, johnson, Milton, Delaware corn.
Schs Emelsnc Peterson, Hoffman, Philad. coa'.
Schr Fairfield. Burr, Salient mdse
Schr sam Appleton. NicSeTson, BoSton, lndsc.
Schr Mail, Nichols, BOSTON, mise.
Schr Increase, Nsrren, Thcn aston, lime
Schr Maize, ThomaSion lime.
Scop Rhode Island, Hall, Providence.
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Captain Thomas Suow late ci the bark Na;chez before
reported taken on the wreck ev Csp;aa UrlshaI the
ship Lorena and carried into HAVE, passenger
packet ship \ryo. He speaks highly Of the treatment linn
self and crew received nom Captain uriUhar while
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racko; Ship Wellington London. RrlcS Croton. .Apa
lachicola; Virginia. 90; Carolina Charleston. Wind sh
nj SW.