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SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ d SODA pow
~ DERS.-We have just received full and fresh
supply Of SEIDLITZ AND SODA POWDERS
to be the best manufactured and far superior to
any others They are therefore recommended with
confidence to ttise wishing pure and excellent
article of Scidtz or Soda Powders For sale 4 I
the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
Aug ID CHAS. III HEINITSH, Agent
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July Is Under the old ff pam GGPIRS1l oac


II Kl, (of which The largest berries are from
70 b inches in circumference, and the quality not
supposedly
IhIs season being more preferable to plant the
above than the spring, will commence ordering
from the Nurseries such quantities as may be de.
sired. The Strawberries produced last season from
plants sold by me, have placed il beyond doubt
that as respects size, favour, produciivcness and
adaptation to this climate, they stand higher than
any other kird Of Strawberry.
For sale by Philctus Phillips, Middlctoen Point
New Jersey, or by IBIS agents, M. A. SANTOS. for
Norfolk and vicinity, and CHAS. II. HEINITSH
for Portsmouth and vicinity.
Also, RED ANT w ERP RASPBERRY PLANTS
Being gent for Samuel J. Custom of Morris.
town, N j.. will take orders for Fruit and Orna
mental Trees, Ever greens, Shrubs, Roses an d Flow
ers OF every quality Sep 10
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TAS. A.SPALOING,M Manufacturer ami Deal
ID er in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, and every Other al
tcle in the Sporting line, Sign of tho Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
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BUSIN ESS CARDS

G. SCHoOLFIELD 81 Co, Dealers i.
j.: prnss s,, MEDICINES. Dye stuits. Psints. OILS
Windo% 1,ass' Class Ware, p tent Medicines
Fancy GOODS snot, Scgars, and Green and BItck
Teas, High street, Portsmouth,, Va. .aEI'Oci. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

have just received another
assortment of Blue Lava Pins,
Bracelets, Neck aces and Ear
Rings.
Also, Turquoise Pins. Brace
lets, Ear Rings, Necklaces
and Fingsr Rings. They are
all the latest style of fashion.
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IFEOF MAJOR ZACHA

IFE OF MAJOR ZACHA-
- RY TAYLOR; with an account Of his bril-
Want achievements the Rio Graudc and else
Ttnere, including the defence Of Fort Harrison and
yves aud heroic acts of Maj. Ringold, Maj. Brown,
TT1i, Cross, Capt. Montgomery, Capt. May, Capt.
"aIkcr, Bicups. Ridgeley, Blake. Jordan, &C,
oy {. Frank Powell. illustrated with Portrait Of
zen Faylor-Drice only 25 cents Call quick II
Aug W. n II. HODGES & CO.
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. WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor a
-. Law, Portsmouth, Va "
90 ohce IN bourke's New Building, High street
where he will be pleased TO see ali persons bnv;n,
business in the line of his nrofcssinn &C., ne
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Oct
GREiAATT, EAIhgREs IN NEW YORK

1NREAT FAILURES IN NEW YORK.
" Fl. GREGORY'S Agen; on hand with the
Ready" He has given his wink just In the
nick of time, and the bargains now coming in
by every Packet, for the benefit of the New York
Boot and Shoe Store.
We opening this morning by the Georpian9
so cases BOOTS AND SHOES, being a small ~,
Of our recent large purchases the late heavy fail
urcs in New York and which we offer To- the trade
or at retail at Low PRIcEs.
10 cases Mems heavy Boots
3 cases Napoleon do Calf
5 do do do Kip
do Boys thick do
4 do do Kip do
Q do Youths do
3 do BOYS Kip Brogans
do do thick do
9 do Mems Kip do to IL
Q do Woncn's Grain Lace Boots
3 do Gents fine Calf Boots very low
100 pairs Chi!dren's Polka Boots
so do Ladics' Morocco winter Buskins.
Farmers Bank, Main street, Norfolk,
Dec J. RI. GREGORY
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GOOD AND CHEAP LAMP OILS

NOOD AMI CHEAP LAMP OILS-wc
= = have again received another large supply Of
I>"e Sperm, and other good Lamp Oils. We have
lour different kinds, and at the following prices
per gallon, IS, 50, s LOO, SC, or per pint 9 cts,
~ l2s, and Eurest Sperm l5.. These Oils have
prcn long and sufficiently tried, and arc acknowl-
edged TO be very excellent. For sale at the DRUG
Store, Sign OF the Biz Mortar.
Oct " CHAS II. HEINITSH Agent
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A CARD.--Tdere is an impression prevalent
"A here, that another person is connected with the
business of this Shop. ! would beg leave IN ost re-
specially to say, that II is not so. I am on my
own hook, % make or break and shall endeavor
by close attention and low prices to merit liberal
share Of public patronage.
10 DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Tin and Coppersmit1,
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SUPERIOR CATSUPS.-A fine article ~
> Walnut and Tomato CATSUPS. Also penpor
Sauce OF superior quality For sale at the
MEDICAL EMPORIUM.
Oct IN Corner Of High and Middle etc
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STEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
y Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &C., Mar
ret S luare, Portsmouth, Va. ~. b.
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Aug 90

A FEW of the EMPIRE STOVES left yet, at
IN Manufacturers Prices. Persons wishing to
buy, ascertain all about the Stove, by rcfcrriug
to the following gentlemen, Mcssrs. A. F =. Cum
bingham, Old Dominion Office, Mr.. ], s. p Roy
nolds, Gosport, Col Merritt Jordan, Naval Store.
and Samuel Moore, in the Market, and others who
have them in use.
DANIEL S. CHERRY.
Aug % Under the Old Dominion Office
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DERFUMED FLESH BALLS.-We have
4 Just received urge supply ofSWIFT'S Gel
EBRATED CHALK BALLS, by the dozen or sin.
gle. Swift's make arc the most celebrated and
more approved of than others by the ladies -
They are also used Tooth Powder, giving a
peariy Wilderness to the teeth. The eenuinc for
Aug20 CHAS. II. HEINITSa, Agent.
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY

RON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.-The
subscriber, grateful for the liberal patrona oe be
slowed upon him since he has been carrying on bu
siness respectfully socits its continuanco.
He takes this occasion to say, that he is prepared
to execute any order, in Iron or Brass, upon the
most reasonable terms and in manner not to be
exceled in this city elsewhere, in durability or
finish. 1-f.t .t .l -o0
Church, Steamboat, and other BELLS, furnished
upon the shortest notice, and warranted.
All orders, (for cash city refercnces) will be
promptly attended to- NELSON CORY,
July ID NorfJk
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CPfCES! SPICES! - Constantly on baud tho
~ usual variety Of Spices, such as
Alspice Mace, Ginger,
Turmcric, Cloves Nutmcgs,
Cinnamon, Mustard Seed &c,
All of the above may be had fresh and eood at the
New Drug Store of
L. @. scHooLFIELD & CO..
Aug cost U;cb stTccct
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kNILLIAM WOODWARD, Notary Pub,
w lie and Scrivener, General Agent Convey
and Collector, will attend to all business en-
trusted to his care with promptucss and despatch
G- Ohcc on Wide Water Street, head Of Roa-
noke Square. f-1Ig Julv q
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INKS! INKS!!-700 bottles of superior INK
u assorted colours, Black, Blue and Red of INV
own manufacture. For sale by
HENRY BUFF
Oct % Corner of High and Middle SITS
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES have ON
~ hand a good many second hand Stoves some
OF them arc as good new, at about half price of
new Also some of the most beautiful Air-Tight
Parionr Stoves that have been about these
diggins Coffee Mills for 81. cents Coal Scutles,
variety Box Mills at 62s cts Cinicr Shovcls al
Isl; do 20, and do 375; Tin Roastcrs at 81 rs to
~ W; Stoves "a low IA ga %. and every other
article at equally low prices Call and Sec
DANIEL s. CHERRY
Under Old Dominion Once
p s. Pots Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Andirons
Tor sale rs above. DC, d
DEARLY WHITE TEETH.-(ARoMAT
iC ROSE TOOTH PASTE. )--Thosc who value
handsome teeth, this Tooth Paste will be found
very valuable, it gives pcarly whitcness to the
'eeth III mness to the gums fla GRANGE to the breath
and stops the progress OF decay.
Also, Perfume Extracts, for Ha ndkerchiefs
Roussei'a Cologne, Bears Grease, Soaps &c
Dr. santos Superior Tooth Powder approved
and used by Dentists, generally. The genuine for
sale only at the Drug Store Sign of the Sip Mortar
Nov 10 CHAS. III. HEINITSH Agent
SUPERFINE SWEET OJL.-Just received
~ aft esh supply of superior, Sweet or Table Oil
(pertecty pure. no adulteration mixturc.)
FRESH JUJUBE PASTE,-French and sumo
rior article For sale the Drug Store Sign of The
Big Mortar CHAS H. HEINITSH Arcnt
Nov 10 7T
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n HOFFMAN, Boot and Shoes Manufactur-
l. er, south of the Market, Crawford street,
Portsmouth, Va Ir lf eF ,
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! ~ d OtNDE1N .HhINU. n ---------
w. BILLUPS & CO., having taken the
II. Old Stand on the Corner OF High and Middle
streets, Portsmouth, Va, formerly occupied by E.
D. Haynes, are now prepared TO execute al orders
which they may be favored with. All kinds of
CABINET WORK done in the neatest manner at
the shortest notice and the most acc om,uodating
terms. The business being conducted under their
own superintendent, those who may patronize
their establishment, may be assured that the work
will be done of the best materials and in the neat
est and most fashionable style.
All FUNERAL oRoERs will be promptly attended
to at all times. .f".'@ nt ~ - Auol
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IT BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid.
All dl streets, Portsmouth, Va -.
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~ PusLfsHEp TRI-wEEKLr.
Corner Of High and Crawford sts., Ports
tt3r mouth, Ia. ,so.s 80. A..
TERMS or THE Nrw reA

.it4i TERMS OF THE NEW ERA. aearss
r. subscribers, NINE CENTSPER WEEK, pay
able 70 the CARRtEs,t to whom alone they arc re-
pc asioieI'r the amount due at the expiration OF
When sent ny mail the termsare 8 IS for elve
mo ,ths, So 90 for six months. SIa5 for three
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JNERGUSON & MILIAD ,-Lumbcr, Coal,
IL and general Commission business. Wide Water
tcet, Norfolk, Va. r-.t gs.f tae -..
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TOHN COOKE e. CO., Dealers in Foreign
d and Domestic Dry Goods High street. near
Nj iddle street, Portsmouth, Va. n
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CHARLES ii. HEINITSH. Agent, Drug
~ gist and Apotecary and Dealer In Paints, Oils
Dyestufs, &c, High street, Portsmouth. Va.
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r WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Commits
81 sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk, Va
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NXTHITE SLATE PENCIL.-A supply Just
w received and for sale by
Nov n W. H. RI. HODGES & CO
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MARINA COLOGNE few boxes Fari.
A mas justly celebrated and highly popular o.
LoGNE, which We offer for sale at the usual pri-
COS. j. G. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
Aug 20-5t DRUGGISTS
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yLJILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
NJ ~ Va
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LNOR Rent or Sale, WORK SHOP on Water
IL street, al the entrance of Capt. VIM. Benthall's
Lumber Yard, and every description of Carpenters
Tools for house work, with them Moricing Ma
chine and Circular Saw, lot Of new Window
Sash and Frames suited for wooden house; all of
which will he sold low. For terms apply to VIM.
Brooks, THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
Oct 6-ts
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LyALL DRY GOoDs.-JNo- CocKE& CT

Next to the Farmers Bank, Main 81. NorGik
Oct II -
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NJ o. RUMP AND MESS PORK,-4o
~ bbs sweet RUMP PORK.
90 bbls Mess and slightly Musty Mess Pork,
Maritime inspec ton, for sale low by
Dec II J. WILLS.
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Under Old Dominion Office
p s. Pots, Kettles. Spiders, Ovens and Andirons
Tor sale above Oc, 81
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I ANDING THIS DAY, 200 bbIs New Or
IL lcaus Whiskcy
100 bbls New Orlcans Rump and Mess Pork
$50 do Superfne Flour
200 kegs Nails
25 bbls n. r.. Rum
35 boxes Cheese, for sale by
Decs WILLS,
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lover of the Rne arts and enthusiastic admrsr Of the
coloring of Rubsns. and the outlines Of Angelo Has
in fact painted two pictures hnselfor which the Lon
than they workout be would not cell
Harriet Martneau and Robert Owen his great anti
psthies and he ia France and England will
man of great expectations a. to propsry-indssd, has
considerable Of his own but cannot get new and
would like to borrow few pounds. he will repay 20.
when you see him i'm again MY dear fellow ysr need
but his trade requires humility with customers
He has looked through Rsss telescope, and saw every
thing in the quite distinctly He 10 all things to all
men-evinces the prooundest knowledge Of human cha
racer and plays the fiddle His manner 10 the
liter n mode, and his pet Amusement the prize ring He
tells you that Sir Peel 10 the greatest Of living states
casts phosophc eye France, and nothing but
miserable grsty shrivelled up remnants Of humanity
kept alive with wine and frogs legs. He hates al
Catholics with Christian hatred and has very favoEar
BILE opinion of Csnfucius. He has made all the phs-
of earth, air. sea- his particular and especial
study, and in short dive deeper and up drisr
than any man living
such is the egotism of the bsgma. and you viii net
be in his company many stngs before you And that all
Of them possess most Of the foregoing
fact they animated concentrations OF every thing In
These have been generally taught the rudinsnts
Of grammar at charity school; and since their
scho0davs, have been mostly shut up in some nanufae
tory or merchants warehouse When they commence
their travelling operations they have only to listen for
while to the swaggering twaddle Of the commsreial
table, where each processes to be the hero Of his
good lies their predecessors One Of the most anti
sing parts Of the business H. that they tell those stories
with grave face, and think you really believe then
nsishbors he may ;. inquisvs or iup.rtinsnt, and
you are net wide awake may trade with you to your
disadvantage lsstls but for pure brsggadocio IN:
lying, he cannot mstsh the EDgIsA Bsgnss
TRAVELLER
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RoliticaI lntelliRenca.

An election takes place the ID and 4th Congression
al districts of Massachusetts, to-day The whig cand
pafiey for the fourth. The democrats have nominated
George W. Dyke in the second and Frederick Robinson
in the fourth. Wilder Thurston, and Increase H
Brown are the native candidates.
On the 5th January election takes place in Yer
mont fill the vacant seats in Congress from that State
The number of members in the Missouri Legislature
is 1873 the occupations Of these follows Far.
mers So lawyers, AZ physicians, merchants,
blacksmiths, 8; sadders, artists. editors - vol
hunter. occupation, 2. Their places of nativity
are follows -Kentucky, 80; Virginia. ~ Tennessee
10; Missouri o; North;Carolina, New York 5 Ohio
South Carolina, Maryland, Pennsylva each
Hampshire, Ireland each, Maine, Massachusett, De
iaware, Georgia, Indiana, Dist. Columbia, each l.
Extraordinary developements have recently
been made Yrelave the expected elections Of United
States Senators in this new State We take the follow
ing from the Missouri Republican a"O On the 10th inst
a whig member from Keokuk Q locofoco county, in
formed the House, that Mr. Marshall lawyer from Lee
county had been negotiating with him. from the second
day Of the session up to that time to vote for General
Dodgethat his first offer was suit Of clothes and $l0C
in cash, which increased as he held of for higher
wages. to the promise of a"d-d fat ONCE " and as
much money he wished" He stated also, that Mar
shalt told him there six thousand dollars there ia
secure Dodges election" and that Tuesday Marshall
gave him fifteen dollars TO bind the bargain (which
he (Kng) by advice offriends took These leading
facts when King took his seat. Clifton and Conse de
mocratic possums and stated that they too. could
:" tale unfold" Whenever Intercepted The House n
raised COMMITTEES to investigate the facts and the
Kings speech, IL 10 said that some Of the royal family
were present and that they looked black a. thunder
cloud. To give Mr.. King an excuse for voting fol
Dodge, set Of instructions were procured directing
him to vote for democratic Senator's Mr. King made
alluson to these instructions in his speechsad that
every who signed them voted against him thai
he received his instructions at the ballot box !" thai
he was elected a whg," and should vote with his
party.
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Sporting Inteiligence.

SpUrClUB lNC61IHBeWC0e
METARiE JOCKEY CLuB RAcEs, New Orleans-First
Day.-Thusday, December l7.-Jockey Club Purse 5000
two miles heats.
Hogart & Pryor's gr. Sally Ward, by John r.
Grymes, out Of Lisbon Maids years old. .. ell
John Turhbulls CHI m. Margaret Edna, by imp.
Glencoe. out OF imp Pickles years old. 49,.
Col J. Metcale q b. Fred Kaye, by Grey Eagle,
dam by Moses-4 years old. ....... .
Time 4:lsk, 4:o6 Track heavy.
The tho franklin Course Louisiana, win
commence to-day, and hold four days.
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Personal int.t,,xancs.

FcIoUUuI
Hon. D. p. King left salem, where no had bsen to
attend the funeral Of his father lie 10 now on his way
to Washington.
Hon John Hemphill, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the State Of Texas, arrived in Austin. on tho
9th instant.
Bishop Potter lvsna dsliverngs series Of
lectures ut the Lowell Institute.
Hon. John Quincy Adams 10 better, but will not pro
badly 70 to Washington, this session Of Congress-
Colonel Peyton about to the practice Of law
in New Orleaus.
Judge Champneys has been appointed Attorney Gene
raj of Psnnsy vana and arrived In Philadelphia, Fri
day last.
Colonel Mcintosh expected to arrive at Savannah
the 26th inst
johnson arrived at Charleston, from Columbia.
the 2lst inst He completed the organization Of the Pal
metto regiment
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J. McMURRAY'S
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1S47.
& M Re Is
OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES

OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES
THE respectfully b.gs leave tender his
u sincere thanks us friends aud the public
for their liberal be hs, received for upwards Of
solicit OF their confidence
The dcspa;ch by whco hrs have been brought
aud the prompness by which his drafts
different banks he elf
sufficient TO the public for the f,ithul perform
of future contracfs entered into with him.
The following the days of sailing Of The regular line Of
packets aud from Liverpool = st 9Th, lth i6h 2ls
and 9Th Of each month throughout the year.
addition the above regular line nnmbeS Of splendid
ships, such the Adirondack Mamiop, Rnppshsnnock Lii
bety Sea, t,Icenock, Broom ADD Ocean Queen. will
to SAL from Liverpool weekly regular succession
thereby preventing the least possibility Of delay detention
IN Liverpool.
The regular line of London Packets sail from New York
the 9Th 18th and 2tth aud from London 6th
i3,h 2lst AID 7sth Of each month throughout the
Persons DESTROYS of sending for their friends residing
the Old Country have Them brought out in Of the
above splendid vessels on moderate terms.
And for the accommodation Of persons wishing remit
fhairf anIIi hnNc
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The Legislature Of South Carolina unanimously
passed resolution 10 return 10 New Hampshirs without
comment series Of insulting resolutions the subjects
Of the annexation Of Texas and Slavery, parsed BY the
Legislature Of New Hampshire, and forwarded to the
Governor Of South Carolina.
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sc OFT Z CO., IS,
76 Ndssau street,

NITY wholesale and Retail Fam Grocery, Tea, Wines,
~ and Spirit &c The propretors pledge
thems Ives every Article hume, and soid At nomi
nal profit Of the latest importauops and
approved qosuesi sasas Of sysy grade Conss A,oehs,
Java Lagayrs aud Maacabo; Wines Champagne sherry,
Cl.ret Nadeirn Port &c Scotch Whskey, OF 0leniivst
and says celebrated brand London Porter Barclay Per
Obs Old Enssh Dairy thesse French Engl.h and Ams-
article Tor the table nah .vored and sound sega,
cd md Of the highest h4vor; SJsps, Starch &c ksisns,
Figs. &c. i.
lhe wines consist OF superior old Londoa Dock Port,
pae sherry Msrsees do pale gold and brown
sherry Fast lnais Reserye Madeira Newton Gordon. ur
doeh sc Scotch Herrug. landing from ship Aun itsr
ley, 1.-THE celebrated Loeb Fine.)
SCOTT X THOMPSON,
5s7 Brosdways
splendid brrnch o the shove establishment, has eesu
the solicitation of their lptosn egssomers opened ~
Broadway the csh principle where sssortsesot
OF it'll their establishment down town.
aud OF the qusty will always be foundsn assort ent
th,t cannot by the All the above
articles will he found there and goods from each place will
be delivered free OF erreuse IN pant Of the city or cash
only. oD imf
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& soe & saora & :. Is


ARRANGEMENTS
Rsmsnces and Passage from Great Britain and Ireland.
BLACK BALL. OR g Old II LINE OF LIVER.
POOL PACKETS.
ALSO, by first c!ess American ships weekly
Persons sending the Old Country for their friends
make the arrangements with the
have them brought of the eight ships
the Black Ball, Old Line Of Liverpool Packets sailing
from verpo on the LIST and 18th Of month Also, by
first class ships sang from that port weekly, which
agent Mr. Roche Senior there will sent out without
delay.
ssRee. the regular appointed day., =, follow; =:
SS.x III r.s'.a', NJ 1.s, u os'ss.
c6EoMSfH, 18th 18th 18th
933EKssHRE. ,si 4. March, ,s If July ,i Is Nc!.nb'r
EAAMMRHEsI5bGE April ,s ~ ApF ls D'e:~bsr
PS-The public respectfully notified, by desire Of the
Of Black Ball. Old Line Of Liverpool Packets
that agents but r. & CO. have permission
and that they only regular authorised passenger
we have al ali times for sale sight, for shy amount
drawn direct the Royal Bank Of Ireland Dublin also
Messrs Prescott Groe Ames Co.. Bankers London which
free Of discount charge whatever in all the
principal throughout England ireland seetAad and
A''iy'' address kfG I;cEaai 81 sk G,iAfh Co.,
The ofhcsof Mr.. Roche, Senr at rs Dublin street,
MR.