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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-19
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
ALL HAIL THE OLD GRANITE
STATE '-LOCOFOCOlSM BEATEN
IN ITS STRONGHOLD -

IN IFS INONGHOl.D :!
We have seldom felt moro satisfaction IN
announcing fact 10 our readers than We now
LED 10 communicating 10 them the tnteili
gence OF the sRhre operfhrotS Of I,ocu(oco.
ism n New Hampshire. The sun Of ruth
haI ~ It would seem, Al length. penetrated
Inc hitherto dark teceGses Of this STATE
brighter day has dawhed upon her soma
snd hey are dAenihrSllsd and heed from
the disgrsceful bonds that have so long bound
them TO the slave party oflhe South.
In the election Of last week by vote a,
large as Nas ever polIed In New Hamp,hi,,
Williams, the pro-slavefy locofoco candidate
'or Gov was beaten by nsJorir OF 1000
The House Of RepresenAuves !, eouo,.,s
ly fevo.uuouiIej The msjoriiy sga,o,, the
locos vi.l not be less than iA,,,y Will.
10 NE Seo''s they can hardly hope 70, more
Than fvo ~ the tNelve Seaator, Noblv h,v.
he wings and their allies Tough, thi, q,,,,
bau.e. Truly NAV % be said that The So.
ne ms departed from The louss Of Judah %
The present legislature are 90 slert, D.
h.Sena.of for a. uneHp,red lsrm Of one ,.,,
ant full 'sTm i0r ga yssu
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~. HlAD ~ CuHRr~rONDENtE
ol IuE ALIAS


a. "a rtiSsf kranch ri tongffw u1ron ihc
0..sas qsorioa lie rns,nis,p~d the 4
r..sr,ess iri, 20 a, cab pafail, sol
-css4 A,sns fsgs,ar gning the nO,ios
no p,r1.ssls ibs ,I.uins treaty u Tho
trnp,fsie ssd Jur rcn ofsil psruc'~ hose
-to bod sonss asts ~ the pso';tTfy o.
tts coutify. sni ~bctc I,sli..4,u - run
I'D ur3n ne fgbdsmuia, r'trcipIt o.
rsh, la- sud ch,.uanry ui1.b should
tLsarsust ID, ciiirsns 81 Ell c.lsb'fn'd
fsuon, viil reed sn1 rrfsrt hey all -
,otct 10 ihr Haietn.sn Ike aud ipitPen
dens short. come of ihoss lessons OF wisdom
al ~sfning ~hieh IN The tIcfSmcni Of
teifio, etc too ftfqucu,ly io:soetn OF nrg
'-ct,d tn, truly tuv, nan und pauio,
- be- Nho hat lac mora o0utage &, stand
W ssaio. popular e'amof Zoe noy par
ucplar qocrion Sni 10 lake iho silc o.
irg'h Aui 'o's-try "a orpotcion 10 The &c
'u5us ou'efy Of the mvi,,luie sn1 rs lea
4 - fo' dJabSiul fighA snlm1'e qleSIop
sblc honor ns'husst - the nalgtsl 81
'p'lng o ( eoNatdise ~ha, the nerve
GA brave man would shrink from under
nkiag, The eowsii would not scfupc :.
bgih Oae has tho responsibility Of X
i.blIshsd virtue " vindlcale: the shtn
NNuto pceh VffptFatlont ''kH'SHN " N"H
.qoonees TO hu so1ntfy 10 max the POSI-.
animhy olhn real nature POOLS rush 10,
Were angels iclr TO tread. THIS ~ the
rfoeise dirinouon between he Wings aud
tho Brush Tory Party Aiicu and hn
NOISY faction. Who have never ra,-rd nn
afm m defence OF the coun,ry-and Who
laVc never advocated any by Iho m - Ic
Unciirc docluncs, cH',lil.,I - sr,l,,u 10,
19Ty Of The Constitution anl to buli OF
"a the runs Of lhe R'IGh,t. n lic,r,iou.
moCocfacy now fealy aud an,iou' go
'nbfod Us I war. brcIusr thor d,spcf
ttc i0Guhes can never prrsycr. NhlIa fch
cIou aui Older AM sound .rl'jy prevail
Ga the o,h"r hand Mr. Eytu, aaI the
"'l''mcn q his .amp arc Or eoo,'i,ung
to claims oloh'r' AS 1ch,u.' our own and
Tor AWARDING )1sutc 10 a. They arc for
honorable peace L,cau.' !, - TIC greatest /
ofhlo.sinr' q, expires, th. appropriate
mi pn,ueu- i,rsuag, VI L.ans
i have ,1I n rep.|.. 81 al govern
mr.. ou,linn.y'-.. l.,, l.. II m,
900 aoc.ot srI ..,,- Of ..., sat popul,r
r,rf, are t,.il.ol,,n7 I. # no, tho,
il1, ,lL,. rb.c ,t. -,,. l.y..n,n, and
constellation ., .,.rg--t, ami tho tt,mn
Ir., .-.- non. n.Nctp-iic
t,..r.,. ., ,,. .,,,, vc,k nnl
r.I.,t.. .r.... , "
..... 49,.
w -"
VI ,'o
O" w. T. "' ,'MA guns
,'', ~ W ~" "i''
- wa n'"."',Y s'r''"'he1" 'c''"'
-, '.",n ~" wy W p'
- ~ p''' LOOK - 'h' ''' N',F
'''' P.''I p't."f t'9m,
''i '1' e,'. = Wor''" ana
''''h- "n1r' Nooi' AM me u'ief pfcscf' 'd
'''' ''''. 10 nc n'fsrn' a'y mere 10
'"A"n'y ,n,''''l"S '',,,"e! !, secure
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~ John A. Lowell Esl Of Boston
has made donation Of one thousand dollars
20 lle MaUachuseus Horticultural Society
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 8.


DJN SETS. ...t ~ HIGH WATER ID NJ
Cleared.
Ship Tartar, RnssIl. Liverpool. WoodhnIl & Mintum.
Brig Belle, vose, Tampico, Bunker 4 Place.
Brig Nancy Jane, Godfrey, Richmond. Slatt Peinoa
Eehr Angelina, Miller, Philadelphia, do.
Schr Olive Smith, Wilmington, N McCresdy.
Schr Amcs Barbour, Nckerson. Providence
Arrived.
Ship Crstoval Colon, Smith. from Havana, Dee ~ to
Hpoford. Tileston s Co.
Brig Widow K-ith, II days from Maguadavle with mdss
Farnham K co.
Brig Emene Sawyer days from 81 Marks via Key West
wi tobacco and Hurburt Sid In com
pany with almeda Rowland for New York.
Brig PoEet Clark, from Phadelphis Tor Easpon Put
for harbor. 3h inst OF Barnsgat Gutter Menus,
cruise. a. u .ea IL
schr Irene Bryant, from Philadelphia for Boson-pu, in for
harbor.
shr Emelne, Nichols from Philadelphia for
in for harbor
schr Iodine Blue, from Philadelphia with mdse to N L
McCready.
Be- sehr Swift Costello, 27days from St Anus Bay Jam.
with piuento to f Pedricks & co.
Schr Isabella Nickerson Boston, mdse.
Sehr New Delight, kempton, Waeham, nails
Schr Empire. Lawson, 5 day from Virgins
Scchr Nerh Carolina Bailey days from Wilmington, NC
naval stores to master.
B schr Emersntine, Nebit days from Hax, with FISH,
10 Hunter & Co. n ~
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION

settled my lungs and which my physician. after using
various remedies, pronounced ncurabls had pain my
cheat and left side bad cough fever night
Of my stomach and bowels, great wesknes and
by Schencks Pulmonc syrup determined give il fair
trial il loosensd cough aud relieved my breathing and
aiter using some time began time
well and hearty and my recovery solely 70
the Syrup the by which
health IL is excellent medicine and would recommend
all to it. believing that If the directions followed hsY
ENOCH SWALLOW,
Huntsldon County, New Jersey.
The genuine Pulmone Syrup prepared Exclusively b tho
proprietor and for sale at his pal oce No Court.
andt street. where persons lungs
examined and obtain pamphlets describing consumption
pepsk, and liver complaint, free Of charge.
For sale Dr. Carroll 3Co, Murray street; A. B. Sands
Co., 273 Broadway; c. Hutchngs, 23 Blocker streets and
g. Ford ga Fourth street, Wooster Washington Square
aud II. Everett, 96 Hudson street.
Please bear mind that p g. Beekman does sell orr
gna Genuine Pumonic Syrup and avoid deception apply
for the old established medicine, at No.
j3 im'm j. II. SCHENCK.
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merous applicants who come in contact with him in
relation to the business Of his department Great
clamor was attempted IN certain quarters here,
against MI Giliet, because he presumed TO lop OFT
few OF the excrescences and f.ngii found clingng
10 the department when he took possession. His
action, IN every single case, was eminently just and
the interests OF the people, altogether apart and IN
dependent from and OF party considerations, de-
manded action In the premises. Mr.. Gllet has not
gone lar enough--hut II is not his fault In tho egi-
innate business OF his department, il Is acknow-
Lodged on all hands, from the President down, that
ne Is the best Register ever IN the service OF the
Government. He brought with him 10 washington
the most competent clerk In any OF the departments
OF the Government and II IS wen known 10 the
proper and available authorities, that Mr.. Laffin ID
uneoualled So much is this the case, that upon,
the completion OF very important LABOR, tne Dring-
ing up other mems work, from the year Io3o-a very
considerable advance was ouered MN 70 quit the
RegI ter for another bureau Mr.. Glllets imputed
offence consists in putting such clerks Mr. Laifiin
ia place OF drones and iders, who were well quail
fed IL appear in print rs managers OF balls, assem-
bes and pcnics, but who attended to the legitimate
business 81 their stations with most " mastery
inactivity
Among the thousand and one persons daily seen in
and about the capitol, we had the felicity Of meet
ing " Deuslon" Smith, and Paul X George, two
bright particular stars of the Tyler armament or the
Tyler milky way "Delusion" has at length turned
up, after the department Of State had we'll nigh de-
termined upon offering handsome reward tor the
discovery of his whereabouts in order that he might
be recalled from wi!d-goose mission, upon which
he sent by the Capting at the rate of eight dol
lars per day, and various innings. But there was
much method in "Delusion" Very sagacousy he
kept out of the way out of sight, out of hearing,
but not out of mind. Either he buried himself
among the mountains OF Ecuador, or went about
the Union in disguise, that no idlngs were had
from him, and no protocol or despatch could reach
him; and all the time he was running up very snug
BILL al the rate aforesa d, against the government.
Oh most cunning "Deluson !" Touching the
other lumnary, Paul X. George, it is not in US to
relate his experience, since he had the management
OF the internal and external affairs OF the New York
custom house, and the parts thereunto adjacent
Mr. George was omnipotent under the dynasty of
the Capting He had "a voice potential, as double
as the dukes" But little boys that swim on blad-
ders," &c.-lt would seem that he possesses now
no voice at all. Still he is man of uncommon
ability, great shrewdness and has heretofore been
successful in his operations.
David Henshaw, for short time Secretary of the
Navy, has also been in Washington OF late-pre-
sumed to be here IN connection with the Lake Su-
perlor copper MINES BLEvINs.
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And whlh do the wings anticipate, even from the
alarm of war, if sufficiently prolonged We have
already told you. They expect 1t will result in
The erection of national bank
The perpetual continnadon ufA rigidly high tariff.
The complete prostration of the ub.Treasury.
And WING President In Isis. -. ..
And what does Mr.. Giddings expect from war,
aud Mr.. Adams, if they expect-nny thing or does
Mr.. Adams raise the war-cry from a propensity TO
fight snd does Mr.. Giddings join him because he
leads off, on the principle with which Mr.. Bagby
holds fast TO the coat-tail of Colonel Benton
But what do they expect, If they expect anything
Bnefy-
The subjugation ofthe South
Tho extinguishment OF slavery by fire and sword.
The transfer of balance power TO the North and
Of all power to abotonism.
And that's all they want. modest demand, most
truly. God grant that they may not get it.
We 60 ter fifty -four forty, but consider the Union
rather valuable 10 be sacrificed the political
sharks, who would split II heterogeneous for single
kernel of the public plumber. That's all, for the pre-
sent. We shall give, with your permission, another
chapter or two upon this subject in continuation.
l. Mrs. Ex-President Madison and her niece were
received and remained within the walls OF the House
during the debate. The crowd was not so full in
the galleries as usual, upon this debate, from the
rain. Tomorrow, rain or shine, we predict there
will be JAM While every body ia for the national
honor, every body expects to hear strong argu-
mentf tor honor, torn orrow, and tor peace.
THE DocToR.
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BALTIMORE, Jan 7Cd. barqae VIM Kennedy Martin, Per-
nainbueo and Market schrs Eliza Ann, Richmond; SID
tow Of the steamer Reieise Msatseset HayTs The seh
dour and tobacco, fallen in with 18th ult lat 49, Ion
TO- BY brig Porto RICO. al from New York.
took Of the Cap and of the rigging
The Marion sprung ales The 9Th u. which
d have down shortly after the taken of
Cargo supposed to be insured in Boston. VI .-
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 7From dent-Cld ship
Star, LivsEcoli srixs Cumberland rs!nsmsneo VIM Ro
steamer Baltimore, Baltimore Below. bnque Cora Warner
from sraca1o; brigs Importer, New Orlsans Edward dol
Suu. Snow, fioN Bceton. 1T
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TONNAGE OF NEWARK.
.:ss.s W 1s'ss ss'
iaeIeass sf.oan.se since that time SIS as,
Being increase of tonnage since 1885, Of than three
spoken.
Big yaI5s s w,is ffGm Philadelphia for St Jaso do
Ship Caro-. from New Orleans for Liverpool, Dec a lst,
Nile smln, Of New Bedford, touched AZ Pata October s
1v we'll RsTc. Il he .DS
/; PATTI Of Fe,ch yhsr taa%e stately from the North
::. it S III T 4.
Foreign Ports.
HxAs., Dec 21In poS, ship, Wm Gray Crosby, from n
I.sSon. S:s SaTaas. RAPID wsrd f% New YSSt ds;
We sfs
hs Po1a I'd Whsfss Arr S from s ESSn
an ao T ssss DIG s s
.dssss. IA ID "a VI TeS;:so Es%sIa TSqap
Sea Ny%ph, Parker, arr firm Galveston; Bss.rs Parker
s% Ss to s s. s' E" s1
:' s ~ w :s .sSSIs:
;a sS1 1s' M SsT asa.sa Mes: sA'dd aHs
y#W Home Ports.
pd Bess. .Ss Jan sAM sshs: LsT Reh%opd Delaware
New England brig Portland; .chr Emily
s ka d S rs :sh s.e,
SIS W. E "a from :sh RJaj.
r. !. S. ..S the sS;
N. .s 1 wsoT wsdn
port s q w, loss ofdsei load sfbay Aio
F.Asx.,s, L: Pee iEta, .brig Comet Mobile: NH ar
Nancy s s ar ns@1a Adelaide
D;s ss Ri! s;.s.: s
Fssov Gs Htr Y
brig Creole Baker NYok. bound 10 Bueksvills Dec 81
Dec aa-An brig virguia Barker from New
Irx2 2A Sc ie1 5.s A5ssss ~: from
brig. Importer from New Oeans came in Yesterday and left
p P.s.s. ;SSs @ p.ns, E:
s1 sS'tSe iss'i
~:
s: sI Ii
Bar which broke thighs. knocked teeth
for him iSs Schooner Hsrr,on Captain Allen a..
h on ss:
C,;,,adr. now lyn. Lswe: Creek General
soes q the Lewis Bruees to Philadelphia Nothing IN
Banstabls Boston; eld brig Emma. Bait, sehr arons GAL
:, Nrw oRhEAss Dec so-C.d steamship New York; ship.
Emperor Hsyre Ocean BaltiTore baqaes Juniats
ne (Brem) Nstchez brg Wshinston, Stevens New York;
A;:a., By s.qas; May TR.sdless Mssss.s Msj
Hanuum, Rio de Janeiro Towboat Lin Martin from the
lowed and 70 the 2s instant brig Soue
baa.s; HsSon Portland sAs;h Am. GsIyesicp brig.
Louisiana aud Washington; baqnes Florence ard Geness
NEwPoaT Jan Ar schr Tarquin FIN Providence for Nor
ApsIrA Jan lid schrs Ellen Charleston; The.
Fenner Prov; Lady Clinton Cramer. NYork.
wind w.
PRovpr see Jan s-brE Grand Turk, PHILADELPHIA, sehr
Pacific, 81 Martins sloop Victory Rhodes, New York.
PoRr PENN tDe Jan s. rhe schoonen Pomona and Elmrs
have proceeded down. The barque John Welsh and
briggs unknown passed here Yesterday bound No
perfectly clear OF ice q
RroHMoy Jan 3Ar bark rsrthan NOrIs; schr Hannibal
Morse. Nfork; Thomas Thompson. Boston, Cordov. do.
SAvAkyA, Jan Std bark Georgia Boston: schr Henry.
Look NYork Sid. brgs Clinton Andrews NYork; Larchi
Portsmouth, NH.
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Foreign Markets.

MArASzAs, (CusA) Dec. 10th, l5s5-Our stock of su.
gar been greatly reduced by shipments
The holders firm at 70 for inferior browns and
yellow, and r. for Muscovadoss. The accounts from
the sugar estates naterng and tho weather cont
The molasses crop is expected to be very large
and lot Of new has been sola at a7t cts We have
coffee yet Of the new CROP, old 81 to S. without de-
mand. Provisions have been scarce for the last four
months Rico Zone cargo from Savannah last sse) at
l4l Lard $l34 to $ls; Goldfish, $st Haddock, SIT
Hake, SAT.
The following is table showing the exports from this
port the United States during the ten months Of
this year
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BaoKkRs' Boa Np Jan. 6-I47 shs Norwich and Wor.
ccs'er RR 6il $50 do, o. 100 Long Island RR SOL 90
do, ssii rs do, 10 d. eel 100 do. m, sol; 20
Heading Railroad, 90 aso do, ool; IS Wilmington hail
DO, ? ms, isl, $1,000 Rssdng RR Bonds, a.
SECOND BoAED.--7s shs Philadelphia and Reading RR
;si 100 DO, 2si 90 Norwich and worcester RR 64lv
Long Island RR, sc 70 Western RR, 0 ! m. 90 =
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Forei0n IInportatlons !,

HAvANAShp Crstoval Colon-75 honey pieces ma
hosauy spoford Teston colo bxs Boleu COLO BIS
segars Demonico-l trunk pkgs de ia Graniai bx Nj
40, BIZ. Msahsws cor2so bf, 1883
Der coo bxs Ssnd-s mdsc Bkbeck. Jr-2o bis
case Eel Manche-2 Bancas-1 do Hoga200
Reimer Mecke-3o0 do Won Antwesp-8 cases J de Ia
Gr.Djs122o ey; Pcshi,s css.. Abs, Horn-lsi bale
bx velasquezl case Delmoite-7sOoo oranges Yves
terve-l bxJ Ward, 6tman col do Davidson-l case
M Rader-lot bxs cases bags TO order.
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New Bedford OH Market.

Sperm-The transactions of the asst week. embrace
1850 bbs at prices ranging from % cents accord
Ing to quality We notice sales Of cargo Of $50 bbs
landed at 400 bbls at 8sl ct 100 bbs at sSi
eta, and 900 bbls at 90 cts, cash.
Whae-The market u dull-we have heard Of
transactions. Shipping List.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssuvscArroH.

REAL EsrATE AT AucTioN-The story brick house
and lot l2S Thompson st. 20 by 95 f. 81 $50 The story
brick house and lot $50 Thompson st. 20 by os f. $475
The lot $50 Houston st. IS by 10 ns $3.50 The lot
500 Houston st. rs by 10 ins, 50 400 The lot No 1913
Laurens st. IS BY 100 f. So 9OO Do l35 do do, 200.
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FLARE UP AT THE CArIroL-A letter from Albany,
under date OF the 9th instant, eays:-

ming. You will reeollect that A. Wells of New York
moved that MIR Chase, Of Tiogs, do be allowed to
vote for Speaker on account Of the rreguarity Of his
(Chases) election. Mr. Wells asserted that Chase was
elected by wing votes Mr.. Chase ssid IL was false and
inmaed with good deal Of tang oid to the honorable
gentleman from New York. that he (Wclls) could have
satisfaction at any time and Chase concluded with
some mustsrinss about Wood-cowh ides-cowsrd. etc.
etc., which were hardly audible AIR. Wclls's frothy
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.KESryckY.-The General Assembly Of the State

kESTucKY.-The General Assembly Of the State
OF Kentucky met and was duly organized for bust
ness on the slst ult In the Senate uhe Lieutenant
Governor being sbssnD Robert 8 Todd was elected Pre-
sdent and Joseph r. Underwood was elected Speaker
Of the House of Representatives. $50
We learn from the message Of Gov. Owsley that the
aairs Of the State are in good condition The amount
by the fiscal operations Of the past year the
o. the sinking fund have been ample to pay promptly
ana Psncuay tue interest on the debt, without Antci
abundant meet the ordinary expenses Of the
ment and leave an expected surplus hand at the end
turnpike roads. from bank dividends, and from the
rivers, have all been greater this year than heretofore
all going to show the solid prosperity and the eiicous
condition OF the Commonwealth and ichectug the high.
est pisc upon the able and faithful agents to whom Inc
administration OF public Affairs has been wisely and
happily committed
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CON N X n DIAL.

New York, wednesday, JAN. z.
AsHssA sale Of Pots, brand l846, took place 1t -
slf, and few lots Of old at - Is
BaEApsruYrs-Thsre u nothing whatever doing In
either -four grain. The weather 10 much against ops
rations Prices as last quoted.
CorToN--No transactions ever reported to day. The
market may be considered heavy at our inside quota
tons
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PLUMBING WORK,
SAA RH.nn n UNIV NAvw VAwpr

! OH bTOuuSSMy, NEW II OrKs 7|1I--0 7
P.Qu!NN, having had nine years experience practical
Plumber putting up aome Of the best work in she city,
solieits trial Improvements construction good work
petition and low charges, will be found his
Blown town orders left at B. H. Quinn, 50 Nassau ST.
Attended to. Ola lm+m
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These might be all included in this list New Pork ship
Ping with much propriety Boston claims MsdfoEd
East Boston The built in the district Of
Boston for The past year. according their statement
70 5 while that Of the city Of New York alone.
amounts 90 70 el4 tons.
Sur BuILDISs THE PAssAIc-Launched and nearly
O lsuuc
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M $500.
AN EXTEN SlVE RAFFLE.

AN EA T. N 81 " r. RAFFLE.
ss er;s sssr: s..s
"a Be u:
sloe PEI ehsnce tbs win.er b;eouins he
ss az as;sss
Hotel take ,ss ns,os q
x"s 70 no
% %
mat 81;
can appoint judge. among ,bsn.sve' who
F'''' RSHE & STs p bt 81 gEns the
- 1853 Duane street opposite Duane Park
.. : sSasss: ssas private can ss,; s:
TO THE LADlES!! To THE LADIES II!
se: ,sa I'D :, e c aS;
NJ 9 Duane =
ssss rs the Post oss
TAUGHT on the Robert,onian system-By Edmond Du
N ss .:ss school, ssssi
Hou,ton Iii. system has .sssssd .hs 1.s.s,
:sss =:
sS sss1 W W. sS: :sa
IXNssESS.FfSL X Esos EEK xsb sssss
~ heat ths vSy Sess Give Il oaly single trial. do nos
fs y. Il. E: ~ss::s :si ISs ss
JULES HAUELT
trNrN Perfumery and Chemical Store.
& NtM t6 South Third street, Philadelphia
and BY MT afenn- B. Jsqusmod, No q; Broadway; p. A.
Aran Lafayette Bazaar, Nos. 9 and Isl Broadway; A
Willard. g. w. corner Of Cedar and William streets.
frsmnms awarded at The Observation-Disclosures mis- imsrc
THE PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
OH BROADWAY, upper corner Of murray, over Ten
- neys jewelry store awarded the Medal, four First
Pre- miams" md two Hishs:t Houon,r the E.hiboa
pictursN and apparatus exhibited
P1umbes Premium Camerss, Instructions Plates, Cases, Ia
Forwarded 70 any desred point lower rates by any 9th
er msnufaetovy = Oh smDkWfmc
EEtTM esss paisut shsathing Felt very vperlor art
=. DE- for sale In lots 10 suit purchasers, By
~ ~ x. x. COLLINS co. y DsusA "
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNREITU
WANTED

GHNTLEMEN and Families can obtain the full value for
al kinds Of supeIfuons effects they wish dispose Of
Arms E9nit.rs &C. Gentlemen leaving returning the
caty will hnd their advantage send for
who pledges himself give fair price ali articles offered
tended to l.E : y T. LEVENHTYN.
d.3 lmsrc l66 Broadway, IN Stain.
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o. There were SIX feet OF water in the Ohio ri.
yer, at Pittsburgh, on the 9Th inst, and rising The
Ice was fast disappearing, and several steamboats,
were advertised to leave on the following day for
Cincinnati
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

TIUNTERIAN DYSPENSARY, No. Division street es.
tsbished AID 1885, by the the suo-
ss;so ts So e d;ss's q s nature
the only remedy earth that safely be relied on TO the.
roughly this horrd diseass without injury eonsea
all else have failed comprehensive treats. accompanies
tualIy all matter how long standing now
deeply seated In the system with less trouble the patient
and shorter Of other .dcine IN the
world, or no pay will be tAksa. Price 81 per vial.
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. Aston Place, late 9TH Street.

IT JeW dooTs East q Broddrdy Nev Pork.
THE subscriber respectfully informs public that he
opened the above store for the sale Of Birds Foregn and
Native Cages, Seeds &c and hopes BY strict attention aod
ssd 70 INDULGE in hi. most delightfS! fancy; !,
articles ~ his line including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
Sorts old nnd Silver ssh German Paste made after
Orders from OF the city caefaiy attended TO- and
promptly exeeuted LEONARD BLEECKER