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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06
PARLoR COAL STOVE.

HEDENBERG'S Patent AirTism stOyes.-Hayng OBJ
ainei Letters Patent for improved Stove, j desir-
that The public should examine his Stove before pur-
chasing TITS Stove : compOset Of three Cynder- one en-
90 the su face Of the outer, being between the
outer and middle Cylinder, leaving hot cir chamber pas
axe between The middle and furnace Cylinder
The cold air passes under the Base Pedestal and be-
r4fes between The Furnace and Gas Chamber,
Gaping 10 the paror iron The ge of Cover or Capital by
which the Air in the Paror i KEPT constantly clrcua
unc. making the air light and easy OF respiration and the
cold air Is compre- within four inches OF the foor there
by making the hea, Of the Paor agreeable than has
ever been obtained BY any other Stove requires bat e
Goa. and u.skes dir. on the carpet
This Stove be put up "a beat the rooms with
ternAl air To be had Al the Mandatory OF
FRANCIS l.. HEDESBERG.
81 lm-od No. - Division-st y. Y.
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Urn Goods.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
HERBERT HALL / co. corner Of Blocker and Car
m.re .t-. would inform their friends customers and The
public generally that hey have enlarged their aud
added spacious cloth sad carpet rOom which enables them
io aerp much greater variety Of goods.
We have nov on hand complete assortment Of goods
which have lately been purchased at auction and from i'm
porers and commission merchants land from long expert
ence 40 buyers IN the market they are prepared % sell
goods cheap they be bought any other
thu city. Their stock consists Of general assortment OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods among which will be found
WOODEN GOODS
French Engish and American Broad Cloths, plain and
fancy Csssimeres Satneis, plaid Wooens and Csssmeres
for chidrsns wear Nestngs &c full assortment Of Ts.
or- Trimming. Raih Whitney Rose Blankets Of all sizes
and qualities, from 81 10 So Welsh, French and American
DRESS GOODS
Bombaznes. Mouslin de- La nes French Meinos A pac-
cas-. plaid Cessing Gnghams; also large assortment, Of
Prints, &c. &c.
$50 hair silk rnousin de laine worse and every
variety Of styles which are new and desirable
SILKS
Black sis. all widths rch ameon silks Italian Silks,
black Italian c"vai' gs yts ~, s Pocket hds'
Linen sheengs 81 ~ WIDE ~ Linens sll qualities
from ;. 10 per yard; long Lawns damass Diapers 81 To
s- large assortment, OF and double danssk Table
Toseng; Linen Csmbncs; Revere hen--ulced and plain
Linen Cambria Handkerchief.
English and German ,s and cotton Hosiery Of all kinds
Smns, Drawers, wooden Crsysls, chdrens Caps CaPes
boas, Mnts, &c. SC.
GLOVES
4 uil assortment Of gentemen- and ladies' best quality
of Gloves.
QUILTS.
Marseles toilet and Quilts cradle and crib Quilts
TABLE COVERS.
Woted and cotton Table Covers German oil cloth toilet
stand and table splendid patterns embossed cloth
piano aud table covers, &c. &C
WHITE GOODS.
Cambria, aconei, Swiss, null satin stripe and plaid Mus
lins, bishops lawns, crap-ry. muslins, &c. SC.
large assortment Of domestic goods brown and blrach
ed Mlslins Ticks Canton annels, Checks Drills &c SC.
CARPETINGs
Brussels. Threepy lngrain and Venetian Carpets full
assortment Duggets Bars, door OIL Cloths Rugs Mat
ungs Window Shades, &c. &c
4 fnl assortment OF haberdHshery articles
Buyers solicited call and examine their before
making their pu rcha-es ~ MTuSWs
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

WALkER's Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
w heating Dwellings Stores, Churches, &c-These Fur
nsces Will heat economically and efficiently the air IN ne
apartments vii be pure aac healthy, free on dryness dust
or Gas
They are put up ander the personal supervision OF Mr.
walker the PAtence and have hitherto given entire sails
nclon, and IN al warranted 10 perform well
Reference y. w. Taylor ESQ Governor New-York Ho,
piiA MI Charles Starr. Supersien1et do; Edward Be
mint, k- ~ Wllsi. {. D. Rhodes ESQ 10 Pearslre-t;
Mr Thomas McElrAih. - Nassau. &c.
ausf GEO WALKER ~ Rroadway
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ARRIVED

Schr Elizabeth Hardness Weeks. De I'm Nowbern
NC. naval stores to Blackwell and Others sid in
co with schrs Two Brothers and Martha fowle. for
New York
shingles 10 II Ssyrc.
sehr Ming Clark, Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Mincfvs. Burnct Philadelphia coal
schr Tarecnt Spear, Quincy granite
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THE TRIBUNE.
The Water Cure.

BR.TrLyBoRo. W Sept a.
In relation IN the Water Cure. OF ~burse have
80 her. 100 short time IA be able 10 give you very
Iue3 seeoan, Of the system But whatever may b. ia
tb>ory fsofs 20 be combaited During the shor
Tine have been here have witnessed some most
trsordinary oicure. IL u be most nfala
bic for 81 but consumption will avert that
Hcommenccd la time but If il has settled firmly
the lungs. believe that benefit be derived from
the Water Cure. One Of the celebrated Physicians
IN England visited Grrfnburg where Priesnitz, the
ousdsr Of the system IL established here ne remained
ten twelve months N examine personally into
Che truth OF the apparently most ext aordnIy sccouns
OF the miraculous Graefenourg lie noted every
ease. followed through al - symptoms and hnsy
came away Arm believer IN the system. and has pub
i.hed valuable work on To- subject Il ss work
well worth yorr pcrusA DR. Johnson is the Physician
I sllude
A lady wa brought mere months since from Low
on Mass ON y feather bed She gwen up By her
physicians. and low that they eight days bring
Ing her on her limbs utterly useless. 80 much 30
that she had not used them for twelve months. she
pow walks over these mountains nlnbly ne any girl
sick
The water possess the property Of eIecting
from the system every thing impure and no, necessary
10 sustain life Men are here whose systems are per
fecty saturated with mercury and when they come
OF tss shees in the morning alter sweating an hour or
o. they stained with msrcuey-ln fact t brings out
every impuriiy.
The course have 70 through is. fr.,--swea,ing
a. q vet sheet In the morning from The wet sheet
are plunged into cold hath and rubbed down about
Or four mile. before breskfasi-af II or ~ o'clock,
douch~ beth ~ water falling Al a distance Of
from - 20 20 feet al parts II the body-rub5cd down
and walk sgain-a, o'clock hip bath and at night
foo, bath During the intervals walk and drink
ter 10 III, amount Of 30 giassc. per day.
Cor Hartford GOurant.
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OmeiaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.
.pvrs1r.sO IN 1ar 1sIsvm BY sSseIAL .,rOIsINrsT
.1e. Ind kn sota,r snaeted.

lie Ind 3, u fofa>r snacted
And AL as under the orders OF the Post
master Genera IN newspaper newspapers q etiers
uncae r In any Post Oace shall b. inserted IN The paper
or uarrs Of tic town or place where the Office advertising
NAV Be situated kar1nr tie Largsk clrcELation-
Nee Post Office Js-, passed Marea ), ls}1
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~ -az7sE PATTERSON RAILROAD
- -V9Hs Winter Arrangement on aud after " ed
nesdsy, Sept 13lh The cars will leave
PArEzsoS DEPoT. NEwYOsK
s O'Clock A. ~ 81 O'Clock, A "
1T pu II Pm
Leaves Paterson Depot a. New-York al
O'Clock, A ~. Q. o'clock A. NJ
Z. NJ Il Y 81
Passenger. advised to be the Ferry few minutes
before the bOIr Of starting ~
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SPOKEN &c

Augs lat 40 lon a. brig Long Island from York for
Oporto.
Sept l. lat az. ION 10 ship Elizabeth Hssiy I'm Liver
POI Tor N York
sepse la, 80 Ion IL ship Memphis I'm Liverpool for
kewY0k
Aug - lat - = lon Is w bark showing red signal
with blue border
pAi and white border with letter : init
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DY OKDEK of LIZ Hon. Mlchael r l l.hoerer nr.l

u OKUEK VI We Hon. michael 7, I I-nO'rrf, MT
- Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas for the Ciy and
County Of New HorkNOLcs hereby given, pursuant 10
the provisions vi the statute authorizing attachments
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued against
the estate Of ALFRED A. WOOD, sresident OF The Stale
OF Connecticut and that the I'LL be sold for the pay
men OF his debts unless he and discharge such at
tacnment according law within zine months from the
first publication OF this notice. and that the payment Of any
debts due 10 him by residents Vi This State and the delivery
10 him, for ms OF any property within this State be-
longing him, and the transfer Of any slch property by
him. forbidden By law, and vOidDaed b. Jth day
VI July, l64j. GEO. {. GODDARD,
laW4m for Creditor
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

ROBERT II. NORRIS, z. VI.
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sT- HOUR CHANGED.-On and an.r ths
~ 1t9 September Inst tbs steamboat, HUD.
son will leave New-Yorx foot OF Cedar.
s- every Monday, Wednesday and Friday ate O'Clock r.
" Instead on, A. heretofore .ls
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is4s-sUMMER ARRANGEMENr-is4,

I84o-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-l843
rH- AsEW-YORk AND EKiE RAIL ~:
f4as1frs7cC ROAD LINE for MiAdletowa Goshen ~
and intermediate places. Two Daily
Lines each way a. follows.
For Psssengsr--The fast and eournoaions stssx-
lost ST. NICHOLAS, Capt ALgxASDgp H. ScHuLrr wi1
leave The foot Of Dusnssres- daily Sunday exreptrd
bali past O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ Throagb IL
A ". and half pssti P. N.
For FIRE gtt-A barge will leave every ansrn0cs u
O'Clock, tSindsys excepted freight v he received
Asf NAT hour shippers are hereby notified that tie name
Or d cOnsgree an depot Or STALLION where goods W -
e, must be distinctly marked upon zach sfce oterwsr
thy vii not be received.
For further particular. inquire off, Van Renssesr se-a
corner o. DGale AM West streets
H. g. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
Nc~-YOrx, April IsL 1916
- STAGES run from Midtown daily, IN connection win
t afternoon line BlOoning ourgh Wgrstoro Monuoelo.
Mount Pleasant Btnghamtos, Owego Port J-ryis. HoneS
fsis. Carbpndss, sc.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays To Dand&G Moot
frenfsvfle. L,@rsx BROOKLYN a.
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RN ORDER OF Hon. &. Z. Day. OF the Associate
- Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas In and Tor the
Guy aud County OF NewYOrk Notice Is hereby given pur
uant To the provisions OF the statute authorizing attach.
menis against Ascending concealed and NONRESIDENT debt
Drs that attachment has issued against tie estate of
George Mcintyre resident Of the State New ORR
ca-d debtor and that the Will be sold for the pay
meat OF his debts unless he appear and discharge such at
fschme no, according to law within three months from
The bret publication Of this notice. and that the payment OF
any debts due 10 him by any person, and the delivery 10 him.
for his use, Of any property belong TO him, and the
transfer Of any properly by him. fbdden by law, and
void Dated the 1917 day OF september, ls45
BELL COZ, Attorneys for Attaching Creditor,
iAyV5n 50 John st New.
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SHEET LEAD AND WATER PIPES.

SHEET LEAD AND WATER PIPES.
rINHr under- gnel cOnrnne % manufacture she-; Lead
ani Lead p Pc OF al kinds and sizes warranted Of the
best "a ay and for s.e a. Ter lowest wholesale prices and
for lie benefit OF the prrIdiced, they vii also supply ~
Plumbers &c. lie Timed Plated or Timed Lead Pipe
price z Of the pure Leacen Pipes although
M superior durability and whOe-Omeness Of he latter caye
been gciery established by experience In this
cy heretofore IN a. other WaerN Ofks throughout the
civilized world.
LATHAM BROTHERS, 2se waier-st n. York;
- 9freof- Is AinorsL Philadelphia
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WuALENEN

Arrived 81 New. bedford ~ inst ship Arab Harding
Seyehenc Islands Cape OF ;oohopo 6 81 Helcus ~ ds
with 400 bos sperm 200 do Whale oil and 6O lbs bone
Heard from In April OF Seychelles bark Minerva Kins
Bedford. IL months out Geo bbls sp Spoke Nav sS
LAT u = Ion ~ ~ T. ship Hsrbingcr RTownell Wes,
pusI ~ months. clean. Al Johanna April l. barks Peri
jose Nbcdiord ~ mos 40 sperm gath, Cornelo. Elan
ders. do 10 mos 10 sp 400 VIII United State. Clifford
Westport 10 moe 100 sp, June Msrcells. smith New
Bedford mos ~ sp AT :, Helena Aug 10 bark Theop
Chase ball Wespofi mos $50 50. bound on a cruise
brsxs Insa Cudworh Wsreham, ~ mos $50 SD do, sam
and Thomas swift Provinc, town. : mos 30 sperm do
The Chase reported Carroll Ground Aug % bark
Elizabeth. Dsgecit. Ma,tapoisett clean brig Annawan
DEXTER do 2s0 80. ship VIM and B.Jamin - hours FIN
fsirhsven for Indian Ocean snd w Coast
CID At New Bedford Sd lust aud dropped below. ia
nus for Pacific Ocean.
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dr. AExCURsIONs.-Th steamboat NJ
Eu4sffS;7 .rUAL SAFETY t~ chartered for e.
csrsons, reasonable teens BY sPpiyAe
W ths Cspssin on board, o. 70 A. H. SCHULTZ,
susb0 cor. Duans en1 Wee< -
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r. -H4ez<zzaz1 AND HARI.kA
~ C0-s~~Sr A,lgrg

H>rnfs.- On and alter Monday, April ith
Inst lhc Cars will run follows va Leave City Hall To-
Ysrsyillr, Harlem AID aorrtsizna o. 8, T. 3, le ~
L. 5, $50 e. 6P.M
Isssye City hs4 for Fordhsm and Wlnams Bndss. Sd
LOAN J. 5J,5P.M
Leave Guy Hall for White Plsns, 7, i0A N; So. ~
Leave Aorrisans and Harlem Tor City Hal 73 g.
II A. r. :, ), 4, 5, IN, = Pm.
Leave Williams Bridge for City Fsn7, 10. lao Al
RIO 5, $40, lis P.M
Lave while Pluns for Ci.y Han 10, ioioAh' IA
lI"P.M
The freight will lesve White Plains n. ssd -
City Hall ~ i+5 P. Mfor he present
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DISASTERS.

Tx SUR AsHoRr-The vessel seen ashore 9th ult
Hstcras shcsl by Capt Manchester 1t this port and
the Claiborne Charleston proves be the pac Set ship
Catherine. Crane hence for Charleston She was gotten
~ sfer remaining ~ hours the Shoal without any
material damage the loss of part Of her cargo which
they compelled TO throw overheard She arrived
safely At Charleston on the lat inst.
Wkscks AT MY WESr.-lhe Rr ship Atlanta before
reported ashore. s condemned and viii be sold. The
sugar has besn sold by the U. : Marshal having been
found In damaged The II the and that of
the fsronis has been tried but the couri has not yet
10 decision.
Brig Pcconic Parks. hence for Pensacola with guam
Thy ofPowder on board put into hey West the Goth
nit having been tbfSa,ened by thunder and hight
ming Capt y obliged TO throw overheard the greater
part 81 the powder In order 10 escape explosion He
has noted protest and requested guees here to sign
an average bond
Schr Van Buren,. bound 10 Pensacola WAS compeedt 10
put IN 10 hey West IN consequence Of the lightning
having also large quantity OF powder ON board. She
sailed again on the 2lst for her destination.
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ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. VI

uUBBARD'> PAPERs-BURNAPSBA BCOCK.
No S John-sireei. offer for ful sssorinenl OF
Pspers manufactured by the Mss-rs Hrbbar! comprising
Ledger Papers. bla- and white Imperial Super Royal,
RoyAl, Medium. DENY AMI flal Cap
Bark Folio Post BAsk OrArlo Post, Exrhlnr- Can
Extra Super Cut Cap. ruled and plain
Letter PAPER, raled and plain, fuil assortment
Packet Post. Super and Exrs super
Tinted Plate Paper Colonel lmperials
CslOrei Royals. thick and hin
Do Medium, do do.
Do Double Cap for copy books.
rine Glazed Colored MeSlisnis. Royals, lc- tc-
3. r have also on hand very extensive OF
Writing Papers Book and News Prilrng Papers. PaIs
Parers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
scl< agents II the sesass< Patent Env-lop Paper.
Printing Paper Of sire and quality made 10 order Al
short rorce iy9i osyeod
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IT, Ii. CAKPE>TkK 4 COZ. In

S5S.r 800 .Newkurgh-Ih new barge SUPERIOR,
Capt CHARLEs HALsTEAD, will leave The
foot Of Wrenst every Tuesday and Friday
ooelocs-and returning, viii leave Nswburgh every We'd
nesdsy and Saturday afternoon At d o'cock
The above barge diied up with rooms large and
cOnmodiOus cabns and passengers Will ind II very pics.
SAINT way OF making the passage.
Freight taken al the lowest rates.
All baggage, pscss-s, parcels of goods money bs
al the risk Of Tho te.f unless entered moon a
books u the boat or recei pied for ala
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feqai Notices.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al he OF
- Tee OF i've Superintendent OF Repairs, No 10 kzsbeh
urr the 7h Of Ocobr for four hundred tone OF ked
Ash Peach Orchard Goals Of the frsi quality. Also, -
chdrons of nrst quality Liverpool Goals 10 be delivered ii
the vsricu. PLACES IN TIE Cts hs the Superintendent may
direct Estimates Ia he endorsed Goals al lM
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a A0Itf IA sAas:AiH;:--A C0INsTKl !,

/; SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-nen the village Of
- Somervil.e Somerset Co, New Jersey sad Farm
consists Of Is Of Lsnd . Of which Wood tn.
Buildings al NEW. and buill within two years-HOuse
and Barn both biby days WORK and Of the best mater Al
TIE House i bulk tie corraGS STYLE s. by 50 FEET ont
through parors finished with marble msn.es
piazza - -et 'front.' ard u feet down each s,de-tosethe
Observatory Of said House kiich
the and Cellar under The whole Of the main build
ing with Penires and al tagged through in TIE best
TIE Barn feet ong snd painted white Carriage House
ice-House Also gres, variety Of FRUIT OF al de
scr proas-tog elher with = qusntiy cf Shrubbery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards ofthe Country
Seal and about quarter Of mile of the Railroad. The
place about TWO hours md half from the City. Fer far
her particulars inquire Of The subscriber and proprietor ofhe
NATIONAL HcTFL, No. CorlxndsL, New-fOrx.
m2iG CHAS WYKOFF.
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BRUNSWICK SHEETINGS.-The Brunswicks
- the heaviest OF all the 81 Brown >-eiings being about
the ordinary cotton goods. Country merchants solicit
ed % examine this article IN connection with general
cents 20 81 cents per yard. Also best Southern Gotten arms
assorted Twist No 10 10 and to - Also Bats Wick,
Warp and Irvine, Al No 10 and y Cedsr.L Up stairs
COTTON BATTING.-Buyers for tse Canada mar.
y solicited examine isrge lot Of lowphced
Bai' vel put up IN pound bundles a. - asfsL second
aoor 7. ~ UNDERHILL- %
CANDLE WICK-lu square bales, Tor shipping aud
Yin - ID bales for home trade for sale a. and 20 Cedar
up lo2l T. n. UNDERHILL-
DIBBONs-5case OF fnnged edged bonnet Ribbons
IL splendid quslily-togehe- in large assortment Of
hal Ribbon. OF A. Prices Tor sale low by
% PECK. NICOLSON WRIGHT. 1879 Pearl-,L
CASHMERE sHAwLs-Havejus Jus. received nel
- stock Of sshere shawls entirely new styles and de-
% PECK. NIcoLsON Wright.
HEAVY BROWN COTTON..--S4, 10, - 81
81 81, loi and lAi both me and heavy al The most
o. SPAR RIPLEY.
XNALPOLE ENus sherlng., 81 inches wide. This
w Celebrated make Of .heetng FOR city trade for sale by
% SPEAR 4 RIPLEY, 81 Llbe'ty-sL up stairs
DLUE KENTUCKY JEAN--iO blue and
- cadet mixed, medium quality E9r sale by
o5 NEsMiTA2 Co 80 Pine 81
STEA BOAT BLANkET--0 bale-, ~ by 30
% SEsMITH CO. 50 Pioe.,
CUKDOyA PLAINS bales Concord River Co.
" and Lowell Plains Just received. For sale by
% NEsMITH co - Pine Il
DOl> Nd THREAD-lOo cases white ana colored cot
Ton pound thread, from the ee-l nssers ior .ss BY
% NEsMiTH & co. - Pne-st
NEGRO BLANKETS bales American manu-
sale By % SEsMlrH CO 20 PinesL
RLEACHED Canton Flsnnels, suitable Tor city uade
o. " SPEAR RIPLEY. 81 Liber,y-., up stairs.
- A LAWRENCE %, sad Indian Head sh--tings,
Ut FOR SAL by T. n. USDERHlLL. 10 n C-isr-st
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/ IVERPOOL ORREL

l LIVERPOOL ORREL and Camel Coas-The
IL subscribers respectfully inform their customers and
consumers generally, that they prepared supply them
with the above descriptions Of Coal Of the FRS quality a.
the o~-st market prces Also, Peach Orchard Lehish
and Virginia Coaa W. L 7. TRUsLOW,
- DO Cherry and ITO Mulberry st.
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TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,

A SURF PROTECTION sgainsl ne injurious Effects u
"A sd offered by the subscribers me price
al which common lead pipe can Be purchased All pipes
-oid by them stamped Lowoers Patent Tn Plated
Pipe" and are warranted perfect 10 ever respect
o. hand and constantly masufsctsrng al sizes and
weight, from - his, per foot and Of from
inches czb1e, and &c made l~ngth r-curt
srI2 3n- LOWBER LIZ ROY. ri Wsstst
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LARGT ROBBERY ON BOARD TIE STEAMER Pr
roBscor.1he clerks Office Of the steamer Penobscot
broken open Thursday night while the boat was
on her passage from Bangor and from 1910 70 $500 and
gold watch belonging 10 the clerk stolen from the desk
From 40 % 800 Of the money was in specie. The
robbery discovered Jus, before the boat reached the
wharf In Boston and she Immediately brOughtto.
Va the stream and officers sent for. VINO searched
all the passengers. but without finding any of the
stolen uropsrfy Boston Traveller
AccIDrsT.-An aged man, from Montgomery
county while crossing broadway. opposite stanwix
Hall "wednesday eVeninc struck by the pole OF
carriage aid knocked scn.eess II was at frat supposed
aha, be- wa. killed hut ne 20, and though much
injured enabled 10 leave the city in the evening
trsin n cars for home Alb Nv. Jour
KfDsAPPISG.--Wm. X. Boswell was yesterday
arrested on charge Of attempting 30 eel free colored
man named Nllard Evans slave 10 gentleman oil
Ibis city y. o. Pic. Goth.
- The Boston Bee says married man and the
father of three four children residing in Cambridge
part and who carries the business OF match making
inconnenhy clopod with young girl in his employ on
1hursday morning last.
~" ten. X. Is McAFTg, Of Kentucky has been
elected honorary member Of the Royal Antiquarian so
oiefy Of Denmark, at Copenhagen.
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Ships Nassaclusoiis Wasons. IivcrpooI = Lawroncc
ssrscsn bark Mcrscy. brig Comodus and schr Ellen
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nEMUTu'. RAPPEE and NsccAbsy Snufs manu-.
~ &ciured ron the pur-sr zsd fines. ais and
antec free from al de!eteriOus drsss by L. l. Demlh, East
kIrg-sl Lancaster Pa
The above unrgsed Snuff supplied the trade and
others liberal and q. orders prom py attended To-
CAUTION .-b-1Are of Triog, srsie< called Lancaster
sa4f and pamed upon The public for the seau< DrnstAs
SHzJ. which wtOsessed only by Use manufacturer IN
Lancaster. Pa snd by BIninger Cozzens No 50 Vesey-
g. S-wi0rk, sA5er Candy, Prat-s- wh,rf, Baltimore;
Anthony Exon, No. 10 North Sxth-st Philadelphia; a5d
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