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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15
A LIST OF LETTERS

remaining in the Post Office at Port Tobacco, for
the quarter ending 3lst Dec. 1945.
Grain, Peter-2 Mason, Mrs. Nancy
Cox, Hugh Morgan, Columbus G.
Dent, Peter Mudd, Theodore
Dent, Theofulous Millar, Col Walter
cement, Mrs. Elizabeth Neale, James
Dyson, Robert Neale, Bennett
dyson, e. M. Adjutant, Pye, Mrs. Mary M.
Gray, John w. Pelups, Thos. H.
Garner, Miss Mary E. Renner, VIM. P,
Hamilton, William Reeder, Robert S.
Hamilton, Mrs. Ann Reyno, Friend
Haislip, Sas B. Stone, Frederick
Hanson, J. J. Simmons, VIM.
Hardy, Miss Caroline Savage, James o.
Hughes, Col John-2 Scott, Zachariah
James, Mrs. Mary Turner, Mrs. James H.
Jenfer, Daniel Thompson, CT.
kroes, Rev. P. Thompson, Col VIM
Sames, Mrs. Ann Thompson, Col. Francis
Lancaster, F. Wash'n Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth
Matthews, Gen. John WEIGH, Edward
Nlisted, Thos. E. Wills & Cooksey Messrs.
Mlsted, Richard Venerts, Mrs. VIM. F.
Persons calling for the above-named letters will
say they are advertised, otherwise they may not
receive them. P. DAVIS, P. M.
jan. St.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15
A PREDIoTIoN.-The Marion (Ohio) Ea.

a FREDICTION-In he NIaTIOn (UnIOJ Ea-
gle of the 3lst December, says:
A weather-wise friend bids US mark the
prediction, that during the month of Janu-
airy general thaw will take place attended
with higher waters than have been known
for years-which will be followed by a Sc
cond aDiaater, of greater severity late, wet
spring, and an uncommonly fruitful season.
We shall see''
Thus far the prediction has been fulfilled
we shall see to the "second winter" and
"fruilful season.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15

THE subscriber will sell four or five head
= of Horses low for cash, or on a credit
of six months, the purchaser giving approx
ed security. Some of them are good har-
ness horses and the others colts about four
years old, not broke.
dec 25. S. H. BEALL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15
/ ED.

On Friday night last, at Hanson Hill, the resi-
dence of his father after short but painful illness,
in the 18th year of his age, FENDALL, son of
SAMUEL II. BEALL ESQ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15
Sound in a day or two,

Thirty odd years of experience in the scientific
practice of curing Secret Diseases in Paris and A
merica, have enabled the French Doctor of the
French MEDICAL HOUSE, Is south Frederick st.
near Second street, to eradicate the most virulent
disease, no matter from what cause it may have
originated, in very short but reasonable time,
without Mercury or Copaiva. Victims of an i'm
proper treatment and wearied with disappointment,
may confidently apply. Persons who nave inur-
ed their Health by certain practice called solitary
vice, which brings impotency, will be restored to
prime vigor. This is the only place in BALTI-
MORE where a sure cure can be had on written
guaranty and forfeiture, with strict honesty, and
ence will be given. Advice gratis. jan ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15

IAN KWA. commands the Schooner William
- - Peters, formerly the property of H.
A. Neale, and that in future she will be command
ed by Capt. JAMES II. NORRIS, who has become a
part owner. Capt. N. is we'll known to the com
munity for his capability, correctness and accom-
modating manner, and pledges himself to discharge
whatever business may be entrusted to his care With
promptness and satisfaction, and hopes he will be
favored with portion of the public patronage. He
can be found at the Port Tobacco warehouse, his
place of residence, where all goods produce en-
trusted to his will be cafely stored free of
charge, having warehouse granery and cellar, for
the convenience ofthe vessel.
The schooner William Peters, whose burden is
about ITO hogsheads, about 800 bushels of
grain, is designed to ply between this place and
Baltimore, but will sail elsewhere whenever freight
is offered She will take freight from any of the
landings from Pomonkey to Lower Cedar Point,
Md. HENRY A. NEALE,
jan LIST. Port Tobacco Warehouse.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15
NO MERCURY OR COPAIvA.

THERE are two ways to treat Secret Disease
l. the first, so much boosted of, is merely the
temporary disappearance of the symptoms, by
means of mercury copaiva, and requires but a
day or two, but it is very injurious indeed; the Sc
cond way is to eradicate it out of the SYSTEM slow
ly, safely, and surely, without Mercury OR Copaiva
AS the wise
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15
CHEAP GOODS
FOR CASH.

TNHE undersigned having dissolved their old
i firm of William Ferguson & Brother, beg
leave to respectfully inform their custom
ers and the Public generally, that business from
this day forward will be conducted by them under
the firm Of WILLIAM FERGUSON & co.
They have concluded to sell goods only Cor CASH or
in exchange for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, as
long experience has taught them that any other
system would not be compatible with their inte-
rests or enable them to meet their engagements
abroad They believe that such course will not
only be beneficial to themselves but to all who may
favor them with their custom, as they are deter
mined to dispose of their goods for the smallest
possible advance. They have just received and are
now opening
Sup blue-back and fancy Broadcloths
DO do Cassimeres
do Sattinets of all kinds
do Silk Velvet and marino vestings
Cashmeres, MoussedeIains
Calicoes, great variety
Domestics of all kinds
Negro Blankets, Kerseys and Full
Linseys, &c. &c.
A large stock offur and wool Hats
Cloth, hair and silk Caps
500 pairs (Penitentiary made) Negro Shoes,
very superior article
Hardware, Crockeryware
general assortment of Groceries
And many other articles too tedious to name
all of which will be sold cheap.
OfTo those who have heretofore favored them
with their patronage, the undersigned return their
thanks, and hope to receive a continuation of the
same. They would beg leave here also to request
all who are indebted to the firm of VIM. Ferguson
& Bro. to come forward and settle their indebted
ness, as the Books of that firm will have to be co-
sed as speedily as possible.
VIM. FERGUSON.
oct l6 JOHN B. FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15

BLANKS
Of every description printed at the Times Office
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15
NOTICE.

THE public are respectfully in
formed that Capt. Herbert no longer
commands the Schooner William
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15

Remaining in the Post Office at Port Tobacco, for
the quarter ending 3lst Dec. lS45.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15

Jan g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-22

SuEAnrva.-The holidays of which the juvenile
portion of our community look forward for months
with longing anticipations OF delight have at last
The boys and girls enjoying for the time unalloye
happiness Schoohoes locked up. books and tasks
safely confined in them and mindful only of the pre-
when and anxiety begin to be clamorously ntru
sve, half wild with happiness. Shearing however
10 not what itused 10 be- Now, the number Of sheep
much less than Of DID, and very few, comparatively
citizens among the owners Of them sheep
ing has ceased to no general business and
sary consequence has ceased TO excite general inter
est rsduslly, its Importance has diminished until now
its annual return Is scarcely regarded, except by the
young people, who stn thoroughly enjoy the shearng
days. although THAR fathers ara rapidly forgetting that
they all different from the remaining three hund-
red and odd Of The annual cycle.-Nanfueka Inquirer
jane H. sf ~f4
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
SUMNER .aRR-aNGEMEHT


.1ys - i
TRAINS RUN AS Fol- Qwss, COMMENCING WE'D
NEsDAY MAY -, ls.e
port. daiiy(ercept Sundays.l stopping At
Farmingdale and St. Georges \. amor
stsh o'clock, 4. NJ, for farmin dale and
,t intermediate places st 1864 81. 8
at3P NJ, throughto Greenpert, ping
both ways at Jamaica. Branch, Hicks, lille,
Farmngdae. and all the stations betwe
Farmingdae and Greenport.
M3 p; NJ, for Farmngdale and intsrme
LEAvr 0RRgspoRr o'clock A. NJ Accommodation train.
DAILY (except Sundays) through 10 Brook
sfsPM. Boston train. or the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich, stopping al Sc.
Georges Manor and Farmingdsle.
LEAvE FARMEGpALE Al 81 A. M, Accommodation train
sssS <. NJ Grsenport train, for Brooklyn
{" at ~ r. NJ. Accommodation train, Tor
LEAVE JAMAICA A. NJ Accommodation train. for Brook
sssk AN, Grsenport train for brooklyn,
FARE TO = Bedford cents, East New York l2Js, Race
Copr.s Sx, Trouing Course Jamsisa 2S BrashTis
~: ss 4 as sSs r' %s I
A, Westbury a. Hiekwille a. FsrminCdsls 62, Dear Park
g. Thompson 60, Suffolk station 81 Lake Road station
q sA MsaioTs station 3 s,( YaI.ak $ Sc GeSrgs,s
tuck 81 s2 Cutchogue 81 asS soutpd as1 drssnpoIt
Accommodation train u.s. Grssnpo by Boston train 50 2
Stages readiness the arrival Of trains at the several
to take passengers very low arss 70 all parts OF
Baggage win he in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street. baggage for the several TRAINS ~ minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Dor twice each day the arrival of the from Brook
lyu.. myl9rc
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TENNIS COURT. 23s BOWERY.

TENNIS COURT, E3 BOWEKY.
THE Subscriber having taken the abovenamed place,
would inform his friends and the Public that the Ball
Alley and the whole Of the establishment, has undeune
thorough repairing To the Alley haf been added g4sy
20 feet by 2 for the OF thu This
with sey or 100 =, complete order he will BE-
sufficient the patronage Of the lovers OF that healthy
avorte amusement As for the quality of his Lquors
Segsrs and refreshments, he will leave the Judgment d
H. wOOLLY, Bat Ball Alley,
Directly opposite Prince
New York, May 7, 1886. my1 lmsm
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN -GENERAL.-The
asr sa.ng h prsTi.s' y nov f ysrS
without ripping ngnia cents per yard; Prasseis cents
Eom Is TO IS cents Dresses dyed washed fro g
81; Coats cleaned dressed from cents 20 Pants do,
from Is 10 50 cents. ff +. SMITH, 10 Allen street.
NB-Terms cash ms imsrc
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NEW TEAS, GROCERIES, &C.:

"A CASH. o. FOWLER go 0r~sawieh street, corner
Of Murray, and ias Greenwich corner Of vss:y has ss
fresh and Black Tes and Family Groceries OF all the
kinds all Of which offered at reduced prices
sean fine Young yson IS cent? best old java Co
~ 2 per lb beaehed Lamp Oil rs gsca;
sperm Candles % Also large assortment Of Ane
as irnsrc
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SUMMER HATS.
ErnNOHFY ANN EACIyTnN

"A ROBERTSON'S PHENIx HAT AND CAP
- MANDATORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under.
signed bespeak the attention Of the public to the quality Of
his Summer Hats the various properties usually
sought for by the Of they have the additional mer,
senslly similar in material workmanship and nish the
articles manufactured by the splendid Of
merits material difference can be perceived except IN
Of trimming, which efectuay prevents the psrpiraton OF
the forehead from striking through and impairng the
pearance.
Their average weight from ~ to 3 much
Judgment who influenced in their purchases
conside of cost invited examine them and to
establish by the Of their precise value
pared with the produc tons Of other manufacturers.
mv23 lmsrc ROBERTSON. 1903 Fulton street.
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MAGIC HAIR DYE.

nrD IN GREY WHISPERS changed . bsautfal
II bsek by the application Of fhalon
gic Hair DYE Country gentlemen can have bottle forward
81 them nv or by sending her orderc cash
cncl"ssa Z, H. Phaon 81 under Judsons HOTEL Broadway.
Price per bottle with full directions for use accompanying
r cenemsn are invited call the depot. where they
can have superb psr black whskcrs substituted orred "
grey ones, IN less than Eve minutes m3 a.
UYURE wATER--sTONE's IMPROVED PREMIUM
II Water kilter-These hiter not only clarity but purify
the urbd rendering perfectly lalubreus BY d.
ysstng OF al pud vegetable and animal matter, mmalcu-
L. &c The 6lterng properties apparatus are g great
rendered perfectly taseles odor and Of bright chsyssa-
line cleames Can be and for sale a. Stose
and Brothe Croion Plumbing establishment - Broadway
ADJ m
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AMERICA! OREGON BINGHAM

AMERICA! OREGON p! ENGLAND!
THO the inhabitants Of whole boundess Continent-We
invite you all and each Of YOU consider and reflect for
welfare that By calling the New York Coffee
Saloon No. Fulton street near Greenwich where you
other place Of the kind larger plate for the price
Also, you will find spacious and nry ROOM where may
dinner supper from six cents TO given price
time by just drop and test
the quality and judge OF the quantity and prices Tor your
satisfaction.
Open Sundays. IA Imsr
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NOR SALE CHEAP, by u. O. STACY, No. % wooster
composed Of large assortment Of crotch moed sdsA
ah9gy vsaesr 2:erood MahGgaa Afe .as .;., pe
&C. and general assortment Of lumber usually nsp. ma
hnganv Yards in this city. mfo lmerc
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DEATH ov EMNESI CARoLrsIAs.--Louis u henry,
an eminent citizen Of North Carolina died Of Raiegh OF
the 18th inst. 1874. ~ ,s.
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BOOKS BOU G II T..
DERsONs wishing TO dispose Of their Libraries, either
large or small wiaways find Already purchaser and good
prices, BY addressing few lines giving name az
10 l.. ~ MNAnE.
a imsf Nassau, . w ntvinssos WV Z
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BILLIARDS.

4. f'H tn, BILLIARDS. 49, 4
A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON Qs;s Empirs), IN Ds,.
known 10 the billiard playing portion Of the ey respectfully
informs his friends patrons, sd billiard players wsensl
sment they viii find in first rate order Nine Of the
best billiard Tables in the city, with good ndapce lie
respectfully invites call from his friends Gentlemen
parties wishiae play by themselyss can have table
room themselves, BY applying the bar oenc.nen win
End the bar well supplied with the bss q ssG
. rs PEK GENT BELOW HIS USUAL PRICE -
ASHIONABLB Wis TING CA RID
ESTABLlSHMENT..
PLATE andFify Cards printed for ~ 50 the best I'm
"A amelled Cards printed from engraved plates Al "a cents
per pack. -. -- .
furnished and beautifully engraved for - EnGavnK Tor IN
Trade equally lev, old sand Murray stree
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VI -
w:' :O1',.n xs;se r.
equal any foreign domestic for quality and
he Jill s .s s 6
city. or BROOKLYN free II expense . Inc
TO SILVEKSMITHS
AND THE TRADE IN GENERAL.
CAS-. so III. yea. : FaI'ss
sy Veg ris
Ss.: ssd.s S ns
81 s:f.. tSH .ss to
- {. DUGAN s BROTHERS,
fssi. put s'I fRS e.. n:ss:s
Ss Cd ~
TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
H. a9 # $::s .ii: 81
WssS: Seas g Pin: :iss
ham ssss sS %S:I: S:ss
TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE.
A md Toa
e 'ss r
1sSs IS p1s5
No Is corner Of MSrTi. street, is now completed and
Portable city DESTROYS home
well strangers merely passing by will find all their
and comforts attended TO with the strict attention
my % 1msr sl 81 n r,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS ! n
VISITING the city Of New York. invited 70 call and
examine the complete and extensive stock Of Account
hsD S2 U yfiHii HI S =
i4a. At the LOtcest Possible Prices.
RICH LOUTREL, 81 William st..
mai imsme stl ts-. door below Cedar.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE No. 50 WALL ST., OPPOSITE rHEsMERCHANTs
EXCHANGE. II
THIS Company Continues against loss damage
by Fire. dwelling houses warehouses buildings IN
neral goods and merchandise and description
personal also against loss damage BY inland ma
vigation and transportation .-lt
= -9TI DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Riggs
Thomas I. Woodruff, Anson Baker
r. r. Robson, M. ID. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, james e. Holmes,
Johu r. Dawson, "a, John p. More, ~
John II. Lee, ~ William X Thorn.
Caleb 4. TuGs, Thomas Morrell,
Francis Sage, $3.50 Eugene hogart.
John T.. Merritt, Robert Smith.
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. a24 tire
$3.50 MONEY LENT.
THE Subscriber advance the highest price,
the oldestabled Office, 232 William street. gold and
silver Watches diamonds plate Jewelry wearing apparel
dry goods, furniture, and all personal properly.
JOHN NJ DAVIES. LcUased Pawnbroksr.
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

BILLIARDS IMPROVED. y. e..
OTIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and e
~ public returned his old avoe quarters,
R.SSFORD'S ROOMS ~ Ann street, adjoining
ne Muse UNI Building or 4s Fulton street The Rooms and
Slate Marble and with Air, India Rubber and Cloth
Cushions. They will doubt suit European and all great
payers beiuR the beat this country Larger balls Tor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. balls for Ukrmans. :. ~ .s.s.
Bnssfofds new uye Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue best the city fine Billiard
Cloth and every article the trade consdy hahd sd
foy sale 20 sfttff' - - my2o imsm
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SHIP MUSKETS AND PISTOLS. N.
nNE THOUSAND Muskets, with Bsycnets. in good or
~ der; 300 pairs Boarding P,ssHl, for sale ~
1000 elegant United States banded Muske in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also Rifles and Sporting Guns my22 lmsr
ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD +
NJ Office TO CONTEMPORARIES will be
IN ceiyed at the Office Atlantic and st. Lawrence
Railroad Company this city, from the 18th to 9Th Of June
for the Grading Masonry and Bridging of division
the road extending from point at or near Portland 70 Roy
ns North Yarmouth distance Of about ii miles.
Plans Profss and Specifications will be exhibited and the
requisite information given the Engineers Office in Port
land on aud after the nth Of June.
Persons offering contract for the work who unknown
the undersigned the directors, will be required TO
and ability.
further extension OF the road, embracing distance Of
fifteen additional miles, will be prepared for,
and put under contract about the first OF August next
~ o'1'' = - WIN r PREBLE President;
A. G. NORTON Chief Engineer.
NJ. M.vt tnAG nv lmr
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PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.

PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.
CQR SALE Low, in lots to accommodate purchaser,
Butter Cheese, Lard Hams Beef Shoulders; thin
mess rpmp butt and Pig Pork Sugars white and brown fa
vana New Orleans, Porto Rico and Santa Croix Coffee;
Mackere and shad in assorted packages, Avery large
Of Tobacco of superior quality at low prices 3x
and pounds assorted pacages 100 packages But
hskss;3o bills Leaf Lard, for sale in lots to accom-
mi imsr CLARK & FISK a2s Flu lton street.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
eA@ EXPRESS MAIL Trains leave Whisehall,
WILL South Ferry, att A. NJ, for Boston-for all parts
of the Island at and ~ A. NJ, and p. M daily,
AG-excecept Sundays AL lmrc
go ~ .OPPOsITION TICKET OFFICE-For
Er&&zI-}sthc North and West, via Albany-Utica 81;
Syracuse So as; Oswego 50 50; Kington, u
G., s. so; Hamilton s. 3o Rochester e IS; Buffalo q;
Cincinnati ri Mlw.akie 81 Chicago POI whitehall g So
sage apply to 100 Barclay ~ Y. NJ L. RAY Agent
leo W. kr
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sACHEM's HEAD
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS

COLUMBIA HALL, LAYS iet6--This favorits place
1 ofrssor and rsadyfor the receptios ofcom
pany being under the of its old proprietor
HsaEy Hull PrssuTns ON b. long experience caterer
e estabsh sha be such the wants Of the
mos: sstidous whether taying for che shorter
period 50 sl.-
les mrc HENRY HULL.
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GERMAN SILVER

JAMES @. MOFFET No. fai Prince street. second block
y wsstef B!oadwsy IL constantly nsn.tsSiuraE Germsn
equal any either foreign domestic for quality and
which he will sell wholesale retail pt reduced prices
r. S-A goods sold will be delivered In any part Of ths
eli Brooklyu. Of expense altman
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CORNS! CORNS!
THE ARABIAN CORN PLASTER,T
efecua and warranted for Corns easily AZ.
"A Piled and gives immediate relief IN case should fail
to cure the money will be returned. For sale by David
Sauds Co.. n East Broadway 100 Fulton street, and T3
Broadway C. H. Ring. iQ BDdway; C; Hubbard, 4ss
1N ison Wyatt KetetNm, l2l Fulton street; j.
Is cents per box. mys lmsr
CAMPHINE AND CHEMICAL OIL.
THE Subscriber is prepared supply dealer. wha supe
rior quantity Of Canphine and Chemical OIL. at lower
than other this city, delivered free
Of carriage Also Spirits of Turpentne the lowest
market price. Apply personally, or BY letter, TO
IS JONAS +. CONCKLlN,
Office l56 Water street, above Maiden Lane.
ala lmsr Distillerv lst Avenue and 18th street
TOHN MULLlN respectfully informs his friends and the
d public that he has REMOVED from his old stand No 206
Broadway, No. BARCLAY Street, q few doors from
Broadway where he continues to import and manufacture
double and single barrel Fowlng Pieces, Rifles and Pistols
superior quality. Also, Gun and Pistol Locks German
Silver Castings for rifles and owlng pieces, with mate
rials IN general, to be sold low for cash.
NBRepairnx done in the best manner and ON the most
reasonable terms. mv3 2msrc
CRACKERS AND SHIP BREAD, 70 Mott street, near
~ Walker street-JAMES PARR, having recently intro
duced machinery into his Baking
abed produce superior article in Ship Bread and
Crackers invites city and country merchants to call and
his goods viz soda and milk Biscuit pilot and Bread,
butter and Boston Crackers &C. His facility for
uacturng them that they be sold at the very
lowest prices. myl1 1msr
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
- &d &l1ff

THE Public Informed that the recent break
paired, the PIONEER L. EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad
and Canal from Philadelpha to Pittsburgh commenced its
leaving the Depot. No. T4 Market street. DAILY. At TX
By this passengers will avoid all the fatigue and dan
night travelling in coaches both Railroads being
cd in daylight. -
For further information apply the desablished Office
IA Market street. doors above Eighth street
a10 6m SIRE A. b. CUMMINGS, Agent
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
xln - FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
from the foot q CouEtlspat street !.
time take the Morning Train Of Cars from Troy
Buffalo, and north to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Cham
plain.
The steamer EMPIRE Captain R. Macy, leaves the foot
Of CourlaDdt street, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
The Steamboat COLUMBIA Capt. VIM H. Peck, will
leave the Pier foot of Couandt Monday Wednes
day and Friday evenings, at 7 o'clock.
For Passage Freight apply board at the Office on
the wharf.
mnst be put in charge Of the Freight Agent. the
COMPANY will be reasonable for loss. a20 IF