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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

fuNlliS disease Is common, and often so alarming a
10 demand the first and chief notice Of an expcrien-
ced Physician
There is no part Of the rehra which may no, be mar.
rowed BY a structure. The first symptoms of which n
patient afflicted will this disease most frequently com
plains inability retain his water ~ long us usu
al obscure uneasness about The seat, and alteration
in the stream oi ufine which, instead Of being full and
equal is smaller than usual and is rkcd, spiral scat.
tered. The first symptom just noticed compes the pa
ten 10 rise OF twice IN the night to void his urine;
and he also generally finds that greater force IL
saIy 10 lis complete expulsion than he has been In the
habit OF eNerng IN consequence OF tho resistance made
to the FREQ passage o the water by the structure Noe
turna emissions are common symptom Of this com
plant; and sometimes there Is discharge from
the uclhra, which Is seen adhering To the BUTTON ofe
rec, wing vessels When the disease in of very 40.
grayaied naiure, the urine will often become quite
whe and be mixed with matter blood. there viii be
grea, difficulty aud pain in yoldng the urine. and like
wise much general debility.
The Immediate cause OF structure is n slow infamma.
ton in the part affected which occasions lhickenpg Of
the canal and deposition of adhesive matter around that
thckeung. as 10 produce dimnuIion Of the diameter
o The canal, and thai whatever gives ise 10 considera
BILE irritation IN the Ufeihra prove OF slrc-
,ure there. Hence the disease very frequently Epows
GonorrhGa or il mny be induced by drinking riding
hard and by dlrec, injury of the part. When pa
ien aboring under Gonorrhe, is imprudent as To in
duge in hard riding and free drinking. he exposes him
eel' W VI pfeseW
and such rarely fail To produce IN its worst forns
When patient is able procure The assistance Of an
able medical praconer no should Immediately avail
himself oft, and implicitly adhere the instructions
given; but, unhapplly. ignorance aud inaention are
much than their opposites; and il is an
ndlspuabe fact that vast number of persons afflicted
with the present complaint find II difficult matter 10 %
tain judicous and efficient ald and who en-
oy ample pecnniary means attain 10 il ONLY after long
and paafil search.
DIR. HARTLEY is not unuslly celebrated for tn. re
moysl and cure OF structure of the Ureihra number Of
years exclusive practice in this particular branch Of the
profession, fully the assertion that he will uu
derake The wos, and proiraried cases. and elec,
perfect cure. References given if required.
o. Office one door below the Trinity Church. At
tendance all hours during the day and evening.
Richmond, Dec. ~ ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

% Gen Washington Barrow, (ate our Minister
r"r'ngal) succeeds Donald Mcleod. Esq, as ed tor
the Nashville Banner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

NEW llAMPSlllRE.-Reiur fram nearly all
,e Counties IN the State give Steele the locoioco
uda'e or Governor, maturity of Up over all Others
lhee OF the four candidates Tor Congress on the Loco
loco ticket elected Woodbury. the lowest on the
Ticket, Is defeated by sumo > or $40 votes.
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NPRIyG DRY GOODS.

10y the arrival Of tho Packet SHIPS Oxford. VirQi-
- aan and ilolliogaer, a, New York from Liver
pol, we are In receipt Ut our
SPRING IMPORTATION,
and will IN iow days have IN store the remainder Of
our Foreign Gods.
We have also received an extensive supply Of
AMERICAN GOODS. purchased Of the Agents and
Manufacturers, in the vans markets vi rnify,
under the mos, favorable circumstances.
Having during the past W,uer disposed Of our stock
then on hand. Ne shall be able 10 uler customers
an assortment OF
Entirely Fresh Spring Goods,
surprising In style. variety and extent. any before
hited
Possessing every facility for purchasing upon the
best terms, e,her In orr uwn or the various foreign
markets, and desiring In build up the trade Of Rich
mond. by making II the interest o Country Merchants
To purchase their supplies here, shall oer them great
Inducements
We have now on hand. md will always be supplied
with complete assortment Ut
Virginia COTTON GOODS,
Of nearly every Style manufactured. which We plcdp
ourselves In sell btioT the prices obtained for the
goods. IN any 81 the Northern markets.
Having partner residing IN New York. we shall be
constantly supplied with every variety Of new
Goods. Appearing in that Market rendering our assor,-
ment at all times large and complete an examination
our city. KENT, KENDALL \ ATWATER.
No. n, Nam Street,
Richmond. March 10 6uf
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Go' The New York Mirror informs us tina, the Pu
sey'fes propose The foundation OF Monastery it thai
city!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

;. 'O'' ihomd'-The Grand jury of Washington CT
=" 'He 18Th INST. pre- sented Ex- Gov Francis Them
VI maryland. for libel contained in his recent
f"e' and in snotsE publication, concerning his do
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1915.
HATS ! nATS!! MATS!!!
WV THO.NPSO.v'

HAS JUST received n lot ofihe most beautiful En-
l. l. RoPEAN AND AMERICAS SPRINo STYLE HATS
which will be sold very low, by calling ut his cheap
Shoe and Hat Store one door below ii. A. & w. A.
Richards Hardware store.
March 81 2w if-3w Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

:, W 'ohh DAVIS has been nominated by meeting of
"e "hlg members Of the Legislature of Massachusetts
80 senator, In place of Mr.. Bates. decd. The
- .'S nave Nominated Frederick Robinson Mr. Da-
'ss election is certain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

vs. Archibald Atkinson. Esq, the late representative,
nas heen Nominated by the Locos. for Congress in the
Norfolk District.
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NOTICE.
Z. J. CrvNp,yr, Sec'y.

West Hanover Presbytery Will meet Wednesday.
the lGib day of April, at u O'clock A. NJ. at Dia-
nond Hill, seven miles south east Of Campbell Court
House.
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NOTICE.

II HEREBY notify all persoss ~, b trade ~ hey
L any bond OF bonds made by Gilss MoCnw 4 Alss.
YuilIe, made payshe to me; and The said McCnw end
Yuille are notified not 10 pay the same ~ say psfsa
except myself until receive credit for the ame. ia
asmuch as said onds have passed out ofmy hsWa Nth
gut consideration and have never received cfeen MT
the same. And John =. Kent snd Thomas T. BaIlsw
are as notified ne trustees in a deed lexecuted tothsm.
pay any claim against me- unless they personally
know have received value for the same. inasmnch ~
have good grounds IN believe there will be Ssudalsns
sims presented Cot payment. -.
JAMES PETTY.
Ma ch 10 0tifs
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MEETING IN BEDFORD.

According to the not ice of previous meeting Of the
Wings of Bedford, they met en- massc Monday the
9th Of March. (eour day. and organized. by calling
William Dckenson, Esq. to the Chair; and appointing
n A. Patieson. Secretary.
The object OF The meeting explained by the chair;
when il announced that the names all the gems
,eme no had been spoken Of being suitable Ia rep
resent the county in the Genera Assembly, except
the names of William NJ. Burwe, Esq ard DR.. Thos
p MITCHELL had been Withdrawn from the consideration
If the meeting-And motion of Mr.. JOHN O. Left
vich, it was agreed din' WIN. NJ. BURWELL.
Fso and DIR. 'rflOS. p. MITCHELL be the candi
da rs to be voted for by The Wings Of Bedford at their
ensuing Spring election.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting br
forwarded by the Secretary 10 tie "Iynctburg Vrei.
man for publication. WIN. DICKINSON, Pres't
NELSON 4. PArrEson, Sec'rv.
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LOCKS AND HINGES,

4 VERY large supnly of Locks, Hinges. Bols, and
IA Building Materials, oI almost every kind usually
purchased in Hdrdeare Store; Just received, Tor sale
cheap, by II. b, W. A. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 ts,,
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NEGROES At AUCTION,
Hy' CH.IRLES PHELPS.

by CHARLES PHELPS.
ON "Wednesday the 2ud OF April. will SELL in front
~ oi MY office
Scr 10 scts Dining Ware containing from lao 10
100 pieces, just received from the Columbia with
instructions 10 close Immediately. also,
40 sets Tea China. from 80 to GO pieces.
Will be added To the ,bovc
20 dozen OIL aud Paste Backing,
10 ground bottom Tumblers,
Stomach Pumps,
Cupping do with from to glasses.
boxes fresh Oranges.
Turpeniioc Soap.
A1SO;-A lot Of Dry Goods consisting of Blankets.
Cassaeu kenluck Jeans, Suspcndes. Boooels, shoes.
&c. Sc. L. PHELPS.
March ~ u
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ON CONSEQUENTLY,

ON CONSIGNN6HlGT,
SDn CASES SUPERIOR LIQUdRtCE.
~ 10 baskets SWEEP OIL
200 bbls. best quality Mountain Lime.
50 do do snperiine Flour,
700 bushels clean Seed Oats,
$50 do do Corn
20 do do Clover Seed,
For sale on accommodating terms, by
Is. +. SACKETr.
On tho 3asir-
March 3 4w
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prDrORD COUNTY .

,,.. EJ;tos-i have the pleasure 10 inform you, That
Il, the expectation OF our opponents the hlgs
pedlerd have made theif seee'o" W ca"o,ua'es W
oil and union; aud from the manifestation
Peeo. in the meeting. can assure you that the
OIL wh,g strength will concentrate upon The nominal
entire ""'s A SPECTATOR.
ton. mir II r;i $780,. ~ -
-. ,osol, If their proccedings-so gratifying to all
WHINE and at the same time 50 annoying 10 some
,,,onen,s who hoped to rrif by the dss, nions
" ~ hoy so ns,llously encouraged and confident
ly predicted ,,..,, ,,o o,,o.;,r .,;,.,
c,a,,ess addressed the people oi Bedford on Monday
~ If them l., the entire satisfaction Of his political
-, ,o,h SIDES, almost as a matter ofcourse claiming
..a,o, in argument fr their respective champions.
-, !. ,,iumph 10 be achieved by of them. how
-, tho a,h II ursday in April. Of much more i'm.
-, triumph that depends less on the candida,
,n.o mo-, the people themselves and very much upon
ode of Bedford We repea', what have here
..;a that our advces from the l,wer end Of the
,;.i are Of The must cheering character and these
yi,ans are amply cuufrmed by The notes Of the
p,ahmood Enquirers correspondents in that quarter
!, ben. Bedford viii give her usual Wing manri'y, IT.
.a,,. election will be certain, the Gerwna,derers will
e defeated and the attempt 10 smother the voice of Bed
cd nv uniting her To counties vi h which her people
,.ve 3, little intercourse, and ST. little congeniay of in
,ores, to make district Tor the especial purpose of
,,scbnc The Wings of Bedford and perhaps Of ensur
ios,,he liiral preermeni Of certain individuals will
be sssS6ly rchuked We appeal then, to the pride Of
the Wings of Bedford, well as TO their principles
and we feel confident that the appeal will be made In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
WIG MEETING AT PiTTSYLVANIA
CGIfRT IjOItSF

At meeting Of the Wings of Puts, lvnnia, held al
the Couu house of the county Monday last. for the
purpose Of nominating stahie pers0as as representatives
IN Tie next II inse Of Delegates 49, Capt. Richard r.
Walden was called tn the chair and Thomas p Akin.
sun appointed Secretary. Whereupun, it was resolved
that Il committee In consist If iva persons from each f.
lection District in The county, be chosen by the cha
whose dny II shall BIZ Ia propose Ia the meeting the
Of 'wo i divttals. candidates Of The Wing
party in the approaching canvass The follow in gen
tlenen namtd rs thai cntnmittcc:
Court II use Disrricr-Cu'. Bennett aad DR.. An
thany.
Danyille- Majr George Wilson and Col. Robert
Wilson.
Nj. Airv--C i. Vincent Dckenson and Capt Thos
He Gmsrv.
Grove llll-Dr f. lmund Johns and Capt S. Ter
Rrrr's-Capu s. 4 J, f1'.rs,n and r. Rurcr. Esq.
CaIImi',-Mair WIN. B. Il gets and L. II. Moor
su,ar Tree Major j. Pritrhe and Capt. A. Rurer
Laurel Gove-Capl. IL. w. BarksdaIe aud Wm
Jrks9n. E.q;
Wm il few minutes reported that they unanimous
" proposed Nhilmel 2. Tnns'all aud james Lanicr,
E.gs. as suitable persons represent the county in
tla nexi House Of D4leuaes.
This recommendation ot Mr.. +. rs the Successor of
vincent Wl,chrr. vas adopted by the meeting with
greai clrdlaliy as we'll as entire unanimuy. Messrs.
IanSial and IaHrr having been informed Of their nom
naon. appeared before the meeting aud accepted the
same; "herenpn they were pr claimed the candidates
gthe Hhig party.
The Gllnwing resolution was then submitted and pass
elhy ac.lamaiiun:
Resolced, That the Wings of Pitisylvania here as
sembled. feel grafed al the Illumination Of their lone
tired and iavorte connymun. Vincent Wiicher ESD as
the Wing candidate ir the Senate Of Ergina and here
by pledge themselves 10 do their bcst' to insure his
lerlion.
On motion the mcerinq adjourned
RICHARD Il. WALDEN, Chm'n
tn p. Atkinson Sec'y
Gen .4ngustds a. Chapman in danger Gen A
A. CHAPMAN, the late representative in Congress- from
II Boetout district, weeks prior To the ADJOURN
ment OF HAT hody, formally announced that he woulc
mol re candidate fer re election A District Cohven
'' was accordingly called by the Locos Nominate
successor II met; aud. Gcn Cha oman was agan HON
mated, and 'Galhing loh consented that fortune nIsh
he again "bucked On his back The Locos Of P,,cha
honas, however, (une of the Counties Of his district
recently Ia public meeting, adopted rtsuulion dsap
proving of his nomination after his unqualified Withdraw
al and nominating Fleming BIwyer Miller, Esq as
his successor. Mr. Miller, who had sort of claim I,
The nomination, founded upon alleged understand
ing with Gen. Chapman Two years ago. and quite az
Itching for The ilice. has accepted the nomna lion,
The two gentlemen battling the District
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Stock Of Groceries Sc, for Sole,

Stock Of Groceries Sc, for Sale,
hh:.ssiI3
AT AUCNION.
1uulE business heretofore carried ON by George II
Wydemeyer 3 James Ambnzinc, having been
Dissolved by the death Of the said George II. Wydemey-
en- The undersigned, the surviving partner, will, the
9Th day OF the present month"; offer Tor sale, at public
aneion al The stand heretofore occupied IN carrying on
said business, the whole Of the stock If
GKOCEEIES, EIxTGRES Sc,
belonging 10 said business consisting ot the usual va
rety, This sale is made iur the purpose OF paying the
debts OF The concern, and of bringing the business 10
speedy close. The terms viii DO made known on the
day OF sale,
BY order Of James Amhrozne, surviving partner ol
himself aud Geo. II Wydemeyer.
TALBOT s. LANlER. Auc,rs.
March 81 2,if
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Wroreries.
ryrRA FINE TEAS.

,u,o CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS; hOi *
,xn sTF aNROAT PROPRlkIDRS, ClIl Az
corxTRY FAMILIES kc-s5 Grrenw Si y ye-s w W.
.nds-,. and opposite tbe Pacific hoe. Ne~i s = ,'
- - ID inf,~rn vru tr esf1Dl-l-l o'ir--f'- q -
49, si,re rrin,.ply Tor the pGrIose - nees ~
- a., kyHOLE<ALE AMI large FAMILY ct.louiet' ~
= 81 pr .idr W. have --lrctlois from a. -
-ppISG CAPGOFS. an Viich comprise ne iAr-l -.
mn. 81 Ym.ns Hv.0n. Hyson, Camp" ier l"lr.i % W
- p.rae Niuyyony. Congou sOlchonx &C Ni',I p.
'--., -. .-a-o,i g.ich with immense variety
~ "a ,d or,aire. We Offer Il wtolessle a4 reiii- W
ave sls0 tue Government Java ah' ol1'' Nl-' -
roa.iei and ground daily. 49,. r,.... a.. h..,e,o-
We connle our operations a. our o. P-c' = -.
ore psr-'.--'' - CANTON TEA COMPANl.
Sre~York--ll Chahan-sireef; ~ Oflna-sfs.' 81 a.
BlrscEer-sfer- i--4-''-f fnyO
gfti~sf,-ef-
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THE TRIBUNE.
cowy uITurR. BRIGHT BIRD.
by n. y. GOULD.

BY III. y oOtLD-
couy bi,her brsh, bird. from thy wild naiive 20 "eI
While hish on the hill-tOps the sun r1ses clear
ror,e s;py q sweet son. 10 the new opened Flower
And drink OF the dew drop; II looks Ike tear
n cannot be true ,ha, stainless and young
The heart Of rus flower has been clouded BY gileii
I would not then on il outvardly hung
The semblancc IL sorrow 70 burden zeal
Be quick for !; has but morning 10 i've
90 freeh in It's odor ia beauty 20 far
To pay for Thy music for thee y VII a'e
The frs, spring breathing ], throws upon ali.
N.ke haste ntrle vsgrsn; 'tis waiting for thee
II. uerfune 10 take thy delicate plume
Come sxy II a brighter " sweeier can be
Concealed IN thy desert home, lonely TO Dloefi'
I, hss no,fye, looked in the stream Of the fogni
To sse how ,sef 20 another may shine
I, hss NOT been taught ia attractions 10 count.
A study too sure to been their decline
po, vey, do know in this Ugh, word Of our
Whore loneliness wiihers and beauty "a VAIN
n chances TOO on with the fsre.i Of tOwers,
Thai af,er the Mirror few charms vii remain.
M ,y.isny her then. pretty minstrel beware.
vbatever lis wonder her Slofy 70 nail
n ,old for but once she Is winning and rare.
IT viii follow TOO soon shc . simple and fran
Yer come and ,hy rapture in melody pour,
While fitting delighted around my young howell
But lcs her believe thou hast lefi many more
Her rivsls that bloom in the iaf away vo"o'
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Grusses.
HILLS rRuSSES.

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERsoSS.-Person a.
Y acfsd with n p'ufes may rely uPon lns -. Isl ~
81 n ~. word aaOrds. Application a. Lt oirr' -
,rs, Or 10 tie Agents in tle Pfncit4 rs l ~ ?
United aie- Be careful. % examine ~ PC. pa =. ~,
Zone are gcnline BE- relied upon as good' "l"ll H.
lguafure- a., 49,, .,s....,-.s ~ TJ,i...
I'm, .... and thousands lIlpos-d upon ~ con
@-.nce Tie limitations cannot BEE reed upon iiry are
--de Isl urs4l mechanic, and are 40 ueieI Than NJ oD
lery TnIs-es -. -. .... ,,.--.
.vey for lalles, having separate efanc" ifYl' ~
,f y, her. .,a e Is ln constant attendance ~
.sa,i upon patients. 49,
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Second Board.

The Directors Of the Bank OF Commerce ia'e
Moyamcnsing Bank Pbia. have gwen noncc iha' "PpN
cation will be made the next Legislature Tor the r.
newell and extension Of said charter under The cooperate
name, style and title Of The Bank OF Commerce IN ih'
City Of Philadelphia with banking and disconn'ins
privileges as heretofore and with capital Oh S2JoVv'
The present charter will expire on the fth day oil sep
tnSnbcT, l47e
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WlIALERS &C.

Arss Wessyor Is, inst harquc Dr. Franklin. Francis,
Atlantic Ocean with $50 bbs sp ~ DO black nsh OIL
Reports no date sc. brig Pacific. Tlson Pro, nccown
emos 20 bbls.
Ar wes,port I'd inst bark President, simonds, Al
lanne Ocean BAHIA March , sam BAY - Domingo, Apr
9. with 80 bbs sp 400 do VIII oil and lcto lbs bone
Sid from Nhediord. 2d inst ship Iyclaspc Taylor, In
dan Ocean 81. shp Cowpcr. Hathaway Indian Ocean
ship Heroine got under weigh with the Intention o; pro
seedins sea but grounded on Buffers FLATS whcr, she
remained a, ?. VI
ship Ohio Of Nantucket sod a, nuc,;on sls, for
ooQ5G 10 New Bcdisrd House
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UISNS
HALuAx. May 3l.-Ihe recent prevalence of thick
weather has been followed by its usual resutss mum
her Of shipwrccks The ship Lsmport OF 81 Johns, n
went ashore ON the Southern head Of Cow Bay the
morning Of the 10th and became total wreck
and materials saved.
The bark sapphire of Newcastle. was wrecked in Cape
North Bay ON the ioh. No lives lost-par Of the ma
teqfas saved--vessel total wreck
bark from Belfast for Quebec with 80 passengers.
and the outfits ior ships in Quebec lost near Tn
Cove (Scaiaric passenger drowned materials, and
Part az the cargo saved
The bark Alert Macksy Master from Liverpool, az
Country Hsrbor Ms Goth ~ days reported the 10Th
in lat a 10 n AZ 70 w vessel with signal OF dis
sress bore up and found her be sohr Annabell OF
Chester q. g. w Gardner. master. from Liverpool for
st. Johns Ncwfd The Aunshcla had been in contact
with the ice and was In sinking state. Capt Msokay
took of the Capt and sad portion of the rgsn
end cargo The vessel sank same afternoon.
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HAIR SEATING MACHINERY, Z

HAIH SLA-IN y -s-<lN t1--i : y :
NOR SAIL. Oh. Alc.llcr ulw u-c n .i-- --af
Il nc Factor j d.. Cy. -cr-l- c-rls- la''-7--- fe-
h,r1,t>s france prCsscs power AL .- llcn-. NA ae
.ny al ,iaNrs cuuifcf. COPPER bong llt-. -rc e.
-, ro,sr steam engine wl lor- sa i1r-ace c lr ,t
,...rvi-s lined with c4i picking n-cllr, COT n-clle
irlrs !. heels. jacquard m1clalr, &C. &c.
ufa..u-tt w Pan and DAIlasA har >ear ana materials
for o.nu.curinc tie saine and variety 81 2Tc-- copos
ing an assortment u Tx trade
Also o horses TWO Asous. harnesses o' Ct oce r-
nifure, xc-
The above properly viii Be sod close concern. a;o-
geher IA parcc.s 10 su purchasers. c1-1l %
wylk Ssawu WI ENlRsON, AsSxnsA 10 Nhs-s-
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FOREIGN PORTS

Al Antwerp 10th ult brig Cameo, Jarvis. for York
q days
Al Brcmhsvcn, 18Th ul. ship Marathon, johnson Tor \
York about 2rn
AZ Calcutta Nsrch 20 ships zcnobis Kenncy for New.
York ldg Virginia Couns. would put new iorcmasl
"a sa m Is or ~ de bns Josephine Howes nearly
dis'd 10 load for Nfork
hc Ralph Gross Glover do do; Nautilus. Fesscndeu oI
Boston. day.
At Smyrna April % barks SiamboGl hcnrick for Bos
ton. Columbia. Trusseli for New York. unc the
ouly Am vessels.
Al Madeira about 30 days since schr Virginia for New
York in 10 days bark Gsngcs, Niork from Cadz foi
nio do Janeiro pu, in leaky.
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SASH AND SHOW CASE
IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWICH-ST
PIERCE'S RANGES.

- PIFRCF'S FIRST PREMIUM NtN fAlfNl
IL. TWO OVEN RANGES. combining economy conNe-
.uce aud durability. they are 80 constructed ina 10
,osi impossible them 10 get out OF order or Tor III
.fs 20 crack 10 all other ruDges Ihes haf'
been n e for tine last 10 months and IN every instance gwen
the utmost satisfaction and in no one instance Las c TO-
proprietor been called to repair one.
all Range. Put up by the subscriber warranted 10 give
nire satisfaction; II they do not they VIII be taken d" ay
without the iensi expense 10 The purchaser.
~, Ssf,nr GFORCE FIERCE Proprietor. 292 Broadway
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4. =. .:ss.- ''.-s-SAIEKOhD CO.-Sammor 4rseIr
4isntl. ~ and afier Monday, NJ lits
l-'. fs fra.ls w rIu al follows. yz. Leave C,y Ia
Al'e Plains gl iie. lesI e -ge. 70 2, lD 4 d. 70
Leave l.fy HAL iof y laias Bridge at7 :, ~ a ~
4.D 100. p. y. ..
Leave cry Hll for Yorsvle Harlem and hJrrisAAa'
l,7,8,4, "A. .ii B, . ), ~s', g. s, 5y, 81, r NJ -
K.f4rnlle. leave Wl,e Plains or Ciy HI- and loiH"~
..afe b afe- zee. 1910 e. II. IlO, jlnP. T. n
Lrlts N .auls Brad. iOr Cry Hal 5l5, 40, ~" A. :"
-AH . 80 .. s. "a
Leave Inrfs.aa lni Harlem for Cfy LAl Nv, . ."
I'll. l- I'D ffal fa Dafe W6f. PANS = 7 0eos !, =
IH a D. Leave G % iil-. 90 ne..re ?. ~ ~ n.y.