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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-30

We learn from the Mineral Point Democrat that
600 pounds of lead shipped from Galena du
ring the year S44 and that Mineral Point furnished
third of the whole.
An honest locofoco is in quandary. He is in
doubt whether it is proper to call his cxcclency
the Governor K-toe or v-toe Wright.
The Times has letter from Exeter, n H., sta
ting that named Wiley had been seized in his bed
by mob, carried away, covered with tar, and otherwise
maltreatcd
We learn that copper mine has been discovered
near Cavetown, in Washington county, Md.
The Syracuse Star announces the death of the
Chief Of the Onondaga Indians at the Castle the Re-
scrvaton on Saturday last at the age Of 100 years.
Col. Keamey was to start with five companies of
dragons, from Fort Leavenworth the nth instant
The Colonel expected to the prairie strike
the Nebraska at Grand Island ascend that river
Arkansas descend that river, and then return home
The expedition expected to be out five six months
supposed that tribes of the Sioux would be
visited and required make satisfaction for some outra
ges heretofore committed by them.
The President of the United States, with his Pri-
vate Secretary, James X Walker and portion of his
Cabinet accompanied by their families left Washington
on Wednesday visit to the tomb OF Washington, at
Mount Vernon.
The Hon. b. A. Bidlack, the Charge to New Gre
NADIA, is in Washington completing the arrangements
Judge Advocate to the court martial examine charges
alleged against Captain Voorhees,, is at Browns and
John Ross, the Cherokee Chief, al Fulcrs
An Historical Society has been, formed in Saint
Charles
Rev. Mr.. Reid, formerly OF Scotland. has been in
vited to become pastor of the Bowdon street society,
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-30

MAY 29-ARREsr-THE AsHBuRrov TREArv.-Last
evening man of the of War;, whose late resi-.
dence was Bridgeport England, arrested by virtue
OF the Ashburon treaty charged with having forged tho
name of John Ruslake acccptor to bill Of ex-
change for Ell, and which, it appears passed to
Messrs. $. and w. B. Grundy, Bankers, Bridgeport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-30

PROTECTION TO LIFE AND LIMB.--The New Or
leans Grand Jury, in making up their presentments
punishment of crimes against life and in that
munity, as an evil Of rightul magnitude to society
than property that while offences against the latter re-
ccive their punishment those against the nav
be committed with almost perfect mpunity Is this COM
munity willing to remain in any degree liable to the
charge daily made against u.s. that laws in e
feet offer no protection lie limb IL feared that
the evil dceprooted in dcpraved public opinion,
to be easily reached or suddenly curcd.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-30
THE IVRIGHIo' HOUSE,
Gf Nnaonru

w VILLAIN WRIGHT, formerly of the Rams Head Full
w ton street begs leave inform his friends that may be
unacquained with the fact distance well those Of the
city that he has opened pusc establishment 81 Nassau
street upon scale Of comfort that be surpassed by any
the Union Ills bar furnished with the best Of wines Of
aud other article wen stocked bar lnde
pendent Of which, he has splendid rooms furnished the
second floor specially adapted for private and public meetings.
courts MARTIAL general besides which he has
for transient odgers
extensive well ventilated bedrooms the furniture and
Of the dodgers, well the vsters Of the Retreat
ON all ccasioas. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
mya m~ec 81 Nassau street.
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HOTEL DIES DEUY FRERES

THE Subscribers having opened the above establishment
which has been completely enovated at da Duane Park
ct the favor of their fathers friends 1.-THE late T. Segnete
and the community at large.
The approved brands Of wines liquors segars SC. &c.
selected by connosseur Billiard Tables made expressly for
the subscribers by Bassord superior in the United
States, and equal to any in Europe
Supper Rooms all times Of the day and evening" with every
requisite attention. Clubs of gent DESTROYS Of suite Of
Rooms be always accommodated the shortest
JULIUS 3. SEIGNETTE, and
ma lMsrh ARZAC p SEICNETTE.
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TEETH, TEETH, TEETH.
az ONLY

LII KINDS OF IDENTICAL Operations performed in a superior
"A style and cheaper than any other dentist the city CRY
country dentists have plate done BY applying the
ofce distractions single branch, in the whole
tenn OF dentistry will be given the
my2a im+rh sc East Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-30

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN BosroN.-On Saturday
morning, about s o'clock, young Irishman, named
James German aged about 49, Killed in one of the
machine shops Of the Boston Iron Co. at the Mill DAM
Two large wheels belonging to different machinery.
in operation only aboutwo inches apart when the
hapless young STOPPING to pick up something.
fell forward drawn in between the cogs of the pow
erful machinery, literally smashed up, and dropt at
of an instant.
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Superior Court.

MAY 29.-LibeL-Thurlow Weed rs. Wm c. Brvanf ct al
This was action for libel The plaintiff being the ed
tor of the albany Erening Journal published in that pa
per an alleged extract from work, rejecting third
porty Games K PolIO. The libel complained Of was
to be forgery and charging the paper edited by the
plaintiff with having forged it. The case up ON
argument tomorrow.
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HOBE'S PATENT
EX TIE N SION DINING TABLES,
vWYTTH META r IT CT mrs -. l.. L.----.


WITH METALLIC SLIDES long known as the most du-
w rable, convenient and elegant of Tables
ed By dampnes or warning Of the WOOD large ASSORTMENT
OF choice patterns suited for private paors hotels
&C., together with general assortment Of Cabinet Furniture
always on hand at the Waooms, No. Grand street.
OF Elm where the public respectfully invited cali and
examine. AIS lm*ec
COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS,
WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT OF 1874
Dimes and Fowljng Pieces has been removed from No III
hroadway to No barclay near Broadway under the Aster
for sale at reduced prices They also be had at w
SrovSswPy Albany Lyman + KnSws.j Delhi pslayars
leans New York prices Pistols SIS to $8 each in
with equipments Great mposons practised upon the
sig barrel Pistol for Colts repeating Pistol which ackow.
LEGGED e Dc superior every respect c any other Pistol
The Emperor Of Austra The King Of Prussia Prince de Jonv
Of France the lmaum Of Muscat all have them speak in the
highest terms of them I've Texan Army and Navy are sup
Piled with Them and the Navy beensupps with
port on Colts repeating firearms. AGO im*ec
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

LMONp, Windsor Rose Varegated, and every descrip
"A ton of Fancy Soaps
Cologne Water in the beautiful style fancy bottles
handkerchief aud Toilette Essences very great variety
Hair Oils and Pomaums Of the first quality with every de-
scription Of Perfumery and Cosmetics. -
Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap the exquisite Soap
invented 1t makes perfect athe which does
dry the face.
Also, Family Washing Soap. of excellent quality; Patent
Crystalline Candles and for the de-
not Of JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER,
No. Courtlandt st.. door to the
I'm m Mari Hon
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MAY 2s-Mchaei Tracey Is. Patrick Cu,,an.--In our
law reports OF the above date published copy of
letter produced in this case, purporting have been
written by Mr. j. Murphy Of this city, dated the
inst Yesterday Mr. Murphy called at our office and de-
MED ever having written the same and requested
state il was a forgery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-30

THE FACTORY GIRLS OF LowELL.-The great ma
ority of the Factory Girls of Lowell make weekly
monthly dcposites in the Savings Banks Of that city
BY recent report OF the Treasurer of that Institution
learn that these Industrious and hard working fe-
males OF the factories have deposit SOS, 692 The
number OF depostors is 4097an average about $3.50
placed to the credit of each deposition This speaks
well for the rugaly and industry Of the Factory Girls
OF Lowell
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TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS !:

From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Train-s3k A. M. daily Sundays excepted.
Accommodation 1ran9H Am and p. NJ. for Hcksyills
places And Tuesdays Thursdays and Sci
turdays, through to Greenport At 9k A. M,
From Greenpost Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excerted at i2x o'clock NJ
the arrival ofthe steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tnin-At ~ A. H.. on Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays.
From Hckspile Depot
Accommodation Train for Brooklyn-At A. M. and IN r
NJ, daily Sundays excepted
Boston Trains stop only Famingdale and st. George
Manor
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
on tho road going both ways and deliver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-30
HULL'S TRUSSES.
N NOTICE TO RuPTuRED PER

PERsONs afflicted with Rupture may rely upon the best in
ce No. vesey either Agents the principal
towns in the United States Be careful examine the back
pad Of Hus Trusses they endorsed by Dr. Hull
his signature.
Many persons have undertaken to vend limitations Of Hus
celebrated usses and thousands imposed upon
These limitations be relied lo they made
By unskul mechanics, and better than the ordinary
Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Vescy street. exclusively
ladies' having separate from the business
nent where female is III attendance wait upon
female patients. all I'm
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FOR. SALE CHEAI

A COTTAGE AT SOUTH AMBOY
THE house is of BRICK and rough In the first story there
breakfast ROOM library, drawing roon, dining
and pantry together with kitchen and servants hall IN the
second story there five bedrooms with four the kitchen
for servants
The Cottage in the Ezabethsn style and has pointed
gables with overhgng roofs The Piazza extends round three
sides Of the house. and oansntcd with Gothic Arches IL
and has yet been occupied Though within walk
ing distance from halt to quarter Of mile OF the Rail
Road and Steamboat Ledg the house entirely xecpded
With the exception Of the lawn and wood and the opposite
shores OF New Jersey and Staten Island there le else to be
the and the vessels that navigate them
are fifteen or enty groups trees varying extent
from two sized clump The situation high
and perfectly healthy, and commands view Of the the
light houses Sandy Hook Princes Bay and the Rartan River
There fine grayey beach for Salt Water Bathing The
Rail Road and Steamboats, leave and arrive such hours
enable Of business breakfast home and be in
halpast leave three and be At home
Eve He may be in New York in and At Philadelphia in
four hours.
The purchaser take twenty thirty more
with the house. For further particulars apply to
JOHN q. STEVENS, IA Barclay st.
r. SA short distance from the above, there is another hand
situation, with house thyfve forty feet square
will dispose Of either both For view Of the house and
grounds apply Mr. Abraham Everett Superintendent south
Amboy. my2u re
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CARPETING.
AL PEARL STREET.

CARPETING.
asa PEARL STREET
THE have opened the large and paciou.
4 CARPET WARE ROOMS, No. 454 Pearl street former.
occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co., and now ready to offer
the public entire stock Of Castng bought expressly for
the spring trade OF which exceedingly rich Of new de-
sigas and colors. Among them max be found
rs NEW SETS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS,
ISIS. KlDM higNSlTE{k k* THREE PLY,
SUPERFINE FINE and COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
or every variety and description.
Rugs Druggets Table and Piano Covers, Worsted Tued
and Jute Mats; Oil Cloths very heavy and great varieties
from to p feet wids together with all other articles usually
found IN the trade The public requested call and
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
MO Gun IN 4A Pearl
LAMPS, GlRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND CANDELEBRAS,
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
n1ETZ, BROTHER & CO. No 10 John street. arr manu-
featuring. and have always hand, complete
fcls II their ie 9th. following descriptions, which they
will sell wholesale retail prices for cash
improved Chemical Oil and Camphine Lamps.
Solar Lamps Gilt and Brolzed, in great variety.
Cornelius Co So celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
Girandoes various patterns, gilt syered or bronxed
SusIendng Solars, Doric Camphene Lamps
Bracket solars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphe,e Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Gil, Pure Sperm OIL
do Camphene, Solar aud Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oil.
mlG Jmd
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GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
WANTED.
ENTL EMEN and Families obtain the full value for all
by sending to the subscriber pretendto
fair for all articles offered Gentlemen leaving the city
will nd to their advantage send for the subscriber previous
to selling TO any other person. J. LEVENSTYN.
MA line through the Post Office directed 4C6 Broad
way, will be promptly attendedto my2l lm%m
C.aST OFF CLOTHING IND FURNITURE
WANTED.
AIDES AND p GENTLEMEN haying any any cast of Or
va1tags send for the subscrbs who will The highest
MA line through the Post Office, otherwise will be
promptly attended to. mo im*ec
GENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
GENTLEMEN Families going Europe or elsewhere,
~ wishing disencumber themselves Of their superluous
wardrobe, either ladies' gentlemens Also JEWELRY,
FIRE ARMS &c. &C. will obtain from the subscriber twenty
than from those who pretend the highest
cash prices H. LEVETT,
Office No. Wall street, New York.
Families gentlemen attended their residence by
pointment a ~ + IS III a#f
And all orders e the subscribers Office or through
the post ONCE will be punctually aendedo MIL lm.ec
OLD CLIO! OLD CLIO! OLD CLIO!
i Hand Clothing. - Elg
Clothing s;;, e. repair, Leaned in FpsF% yHv,r
a24 tmSrc
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BlUtIAkS REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, lS doors West of Brood,cay.
COLLECTORS OF ENGRAVINGS visiting the city will
~ here find Of the choicest collections Of RARE OLD
and FINE MODERN Engraviugs in the country less than
one-hsIf the usual prices. =
B.-(imte Aprons and Dnpery for Looking Glasses in
great variety aud Of the newest designs
mid imsec
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BRrTIsH WAR STEAMERS on LAKE ERrE-The in
timation we gave few days since that the British
tempated buifdng two steamers for service on Lake
Erie and the upper lakes is confirmed by the Globe pub
lishcd at Toronto. That paper says mir. Tucker the
Admiralty Builder, who out by the last steamer,
has given instructions for the building OF two War
Steamers on Lake Eric, with tie utmost despatch We
understand that the Niagara Dock Company the con.
tractors
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT. i
REAL EST ATE

fAlLADf REA4 E zSgEHTlsh M
s.si Pubic
"a Ky S h IF Max mas
sei Sa frame % :.
@ ss.snS H R.se Mo r. on s i. 81
f'sas s;sss,S
ts
W Il Clear I'D ss depth and west
No. street between Race nd yps streets
ssrsss between Race and ~ 3ss
said Fourth 4 feet inches linsiadias alley 1T
Fourth ssrsst length or depth 100 H. Ciss;
s .s:s ssl Ns and iss..
"s;i e g CT s
Ri sss'a?sf Front %
called @ Clear Ii
ss1is tddssGs s sss,s nd lot
s
scrbed property the west containing in front breadth
s 's
between Race and Branch =
s NO Il Oh
o . sSs in :as s ss
and about co feet more or less with the right
md privilege of an alley the north side Off feet IN inches
BUILDING LOTS.
N. B-The following Building Lots will be sold agreeable
the plant file at the Exchangecopes Of which be
Race streetSix Building Lots, Nos s. and stu
the north side Of Race between Ashton and Schuy
kill Front Streets each q feet front by la feet inches in
Ashton stree-Eleven Building Lots, Nos u g. o. 10, II,
H. b. Is, 6 and H. situate the side Of Ashton street.
between Race and Vine streets each q et9 inches trout
SchuykiIl Front streef-Eleven Building Lots Nos 49, 49,
e. RI e. a. e. IS and e situate S e. the west I'D: tide q q
et nche. 'front.' except No. 49, which 20 feet 'front.' and
ssss tR Fss Ss gS s1s
md depth Is % having front q Fee. Sy -
Race street bswe." schuyii From. street and Aspen Al
situate sa on south sSs 81 Res scSay
III Sa and Aps N As each Il s n oa o
100 feet IN depth along Schuykill Front street.
Schuyill Front between Racs and Cherry
s o s sas Ss q schI e. Se%e.s Race
depth except No H. which 20 feet 10 inches font BY is
ASPEN Alley between Race and Cherry streets and between
Schuylk Front aud Second streeTen Building Lots Nos
l9, So, 81 So, So 81 IS, S., 81 and 49, situate the ives!
Front aud Second streets each inches 'front.' by
by So feet in depth
Race cnrbed and paved Ashton 50 feet wide
Aspen Alley is 20 feet wide.
BThe whole Of the above properties will be sold posi-
lively and without Capitalists and Builders invited
to view the premises Terms at sale.
Sy 0'osl q l''s'o''wa oLBERT HERKNEss,
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INCREASE OF Observation-Disclosures America, as
well as the United States, is RAPIDLY increasing in
population The inhabitants of the old world seem has
tening the with the expectation Of escaping OBJ
preston and want of realizing delicious dreams Of
fame wealth, or happiness Many very many of these
are doubtless doomed to sad disappointment The last
leave Hull on the 18th ut in which emigrans for the
Canadas to sail and in all $40 persons chiefly
chancs and agrculturasts, had within few days left
port There also four vessels there about
to sail with emigrants for Quebec.
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REMOVAL

MRSCARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOUR AND SUI
IVl PHUR BATHS removed from No. rs Broadway 10
Fulton street, Of Broadway Open O'Clock Ia
the morning till o'clock alright Sulphur Baths require
hours notice. ms I'm &C
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Raj. ROADS IN CANApA.-There is some discus
railroad between tho Niagara and Detroit and St. Clair
rivers passing through the towns of Hamilton and Lon
don. The cost Is computed at SG,000000. railroad Of
this magnitude is hardly to be expected in country
thickly populated than the region through which
this route passes II will therefore probably be
Der Of years before thie project will BIO undertaken
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SARACEN'S HEAD, I2 DEFY ST.


TOsEPH SMITH, late Of Worcester England takes this
method o Informing his friends and the public that having
recently become tie poletor Of the above
prepared supply all Refreshments usually be found
an English Chop House He also accommodate a few
geneme with comfortable Lodgings 81 so week. Is
MINE. SMITH has N hand and is daily manufac-
turing article little known ia this City, called CreamC
whic sconsidered by epcures England luxury.
Hotels and private families be supplied the shortest
and all hours the house be attended
m2l fwNrc
NEW JERSEY HOTEL-MORRISTOW
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that the and commodious
erected for Hotel Morrsown New Jersey open for the
entertainment OF all those who will favor them with their
panv when they hope furnish them such
mas 3taw2mArc DAVID CROWEL.
N B,IPrivate House Of Refreshments by DIV. TELLER
IN 6 Front streetBeakiast Dinner and Supper. Is Cd,
each Breakfast from SO until q dining hours from
before 70 until 81 Supper from until 8 O'clock Also % Beds
all prime order LODGINGS Is cts Al gentlemen wishing e
sort to Anne cool dining apartment will do well TO call and
satisfy temsevs The proprietor also keeps The old stand
where he will continue 20 all the ecsces of the
Also, Wines, Liquors. and Segan Of all kinds and Of
the choicest brands, direct from the importers.
mil m.rh
BOARDING AT n COURTLANDT STREET.
BOARDING. with pleasant for single gentle
NJ Likewise handsome furnished parlor with bedroom
adjoining suitable for genisrl family.by
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| GENTLEMEN'S SPRING FASHIONS.
hsyf 1ssssed by late arrivals from
ss: SSa:
found city
ss
,s the na sy IL
s $ s . a s but then
% IN the same line Of his
Of tie material. used in our msnulsc,ory gives y.
Ns a
I ss N s' s'is ss:s %
found worthy the adoption Of all who will favor with visit
uPARsELLs AGATE,
4 ei Ses ,a a1 ss :s rs
sla. F.asHIoNaBtE DRESS CoATs M8DE FOR
w. II. DE GROOT & CO.,
,oa rulso% street, Eass os
S.sh f rs Soa they will make " 0
Clothing ready msd viz; Oyer 80 Goat, e every share
I'D
1900 PAIR OF PANTALooNs,
V;s4s s. Ss IF
saq., vsieneiss silks. Ma.cs rich figured Stripes and
! Plaids, &c. &C., from IS cents to 81.
2 sss ssfa :s of.s sss ss:
fable fashionable make
order o% SO s sHs s'fsi i
buy for cash and sell for cash only and invite buyers to
eau ana w Gef issfs
G. B. CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
1872 WILLIAM STREET,
r THREE DOORS WEST OF FULTON.
ssGs s s,is msss
o Gem with whom 'a si si
General sc.le Of Prices
Fine Cloth Dress Coats from 81 to 20 900
C as. Ws, Pants ................ 10 sse
Making and Trimming. y
En-. $$s$
Military and Naval uniforms =. per lsis regulations.
and l. ; ssI o rsy found in large
| A WHOLE BLACK SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR
FOURTEEN DOLLARS.
AT D.. OWENS BIG OPPOSITION STORE.
u,,us $50 Grand street corner Of Essex;
sT % as hi %s s CHARGE. ssf on
Il. s.isbb%sn, glance At the las Of sueisnt
% s G:s
'ss'S SssS; *
essu ySd stS a4S na and e %e
sssaiS esesioa Pants. eqs:i.iins plain Black and
A1y sI: M 3 ssiSs; $..,: &c.
Also complete assortment Boys Ccta9 cheaper than
1s;sm mould find i sss advantage
% S smpo IN Ss To
Ifshsy are not cheap then dq S n SSy ,,sS
whole..; and .I Rs |; i, GioSIh i
PORTER,
ALE AND eide r.
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NEW FERRY FOR STATEN ISLANp.

NEW FERRY FOR STATEN ISLAND.
<N1 <a4 The fast sailing steamboat WAVE, Captain
ass a y wsS;sSs:y . ls:ss
and q
sis s. ss sssh m IN proportion Landing
Sundays the boat will II leave ave, every hour
n PSss ,s Sos s rsS; FShsr
tn saAqk XII Of SD 1NE 81 tySE
Packet Packet e he Il e %sBqSssei
burthen 1000 tons rsow commander. will sail posi-
Having uneqused for CABIN Cd cabin and
:.eeSage those Tetsing 70 he old county send
select iii. unsausii.d line ofpaeEes. 80, - '''0'' "
For OF and the best berhs early a
g sasssS.s ''' Il RocHE
6kX UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
M3&A pOOL;--Packet of LIST June-The splendid new,
fast sailing and iavorite packet ship EMPIRE 1850
buhen Capt J. q. RUSSELL will sail Monday June
Viii. mssadssa. ship her second yoyax. Ia. the
s,eerag Of any ship about sailing for Liverpool
up the most approved modern style Herr i that
be desired for comfort and convenience Persons about
r. St SsI 2 SSss
pnea''0n 'n0ao 0e "''' On 0 W. TApscoTT,
mH IS South street, Of Maiden lane.
S6N FOR tTyERPQOL,-New .Line-.RrguIar Packet
e h s Ia Cant sKir s Ca: sailing III I pi sds. s n
For fs. or passage having accommodation for
endor and comfort apply ON board at Orleans wharf, foot
" ,,,.s n....si :os COLLINS CO.. 9 South .s.s
ship A, EdSSss Of ,ee will
mN &C
S0R .bS I'd Ssys
For Ssshs or having seSaSs p
M Sp board at ors' Tn GN % S.
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IA TO, LET-A Parlor, and Bedroom, very neatly tar
::: nished gentlemen and their wives, single gentlemen
esSM. at franklin AN I,nssc
$50 FOR SALEA beautiful Country residence, mile
x6fom Rossvile Landing, Staten Island Farm of y
other Buldngs good Garden with plenty Fruit Treesw
be sold reasonable aud on good terms. Enquire Of
my7 imsrc SAML. HALL. 800 BroorDe 1t