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FOREIGN NE VS..
A X RI VAL OF THE
HIBERNIA.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Cunard steamer Hibernia, Capt. RYRE. ar
rived at Boston ON Monday the LIST, bringing Liver
pool dates to the 10Th ult inclusive.
The most important news relates to the passage
of the Corn Bill to u third reading by a majority OF
9S.-This took place at o'clock on the morning Of
the 10th, after debate which had continued to that
hour The belief sexprcssed that the bill will pass
the House of Lords.
In the House OF Lords, on the 18th, on the mo-
ton Of the Duke of Wellington the Corn Law I'm
portation Bill was read first time-the Duke OF
Richmond alone saying non-content. 1t was order
cd to be printed, and read second time on the fol
lowing Monday.
The arrival of provisions in the American vessels
continues to be much noticed, and occasions compli
mentary paragraphs in the London daily papers.
1t is estimated that there was i'm I.verpool ON the
18th ut.. eight million bushels of Foreign Wheat.
under lock, and $4,000 barrels of Foreign Flour.
nearly all American. During the six DAYS proceed
ing the 9th OF May. the number of grain laden YES
sells that passed the Sound and Belt for England
was twenty.
The grain trade. both in London and Liverpool.
since the departure of the Great Britain, has been
exceedingly depressed, owing to the dscourapino
accounts received from all the markets held OH the
9Th and 9th inst.
The Cotton Market has improved very consider
ably. On every description of American Cotton
there has been advance of Is to nearly iarth
ing on pound since the sailing of the Britannia.
TIE Sugar Crop from the West Indies it is es-
timated will be short at least third.
OREGON.
Wilmer s Smith give the following important
rumor:
sit Is reported that twenty gunners, twosergeants,
two corporals, and two bombarders under the com
mand of Capt. Biackwood are to be despatched by
the British Government in their war steamer, the
Terrible. TO Oregon early next month the vessel
is to take an adequate supply of guns and stores
and 5000 eXcavaors TO be sent to the same des
these men are proiessedly sent to the Hudson Bay
Companys territory, but would be useless to shut
our eyes to the fact that the bare announcement of
such an expedition, while the territory in question
forms the subject of negotiation between the two
Governments, is calculated to produce no small ex-
cItement IN America amongst the parties who have
been striving SO zealously to fan the smoulderinp
emberS into n blayeo
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.EifSf RpceiresE

A GREAT variety Of English and French cjotbs od
~ Cassimeres black and fancy coiors, and Offered =,
very reduced prices. a. S. KINNEY "
stanton, April %, 1916
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THE OREGON QUESTION.

The London Times of Thursday says-'sThe
packet which will sail from Liverpool in few days
will convey to the United States the real impression
produced here by the late intelligence. If the re-
solution was intended as a threat or Il hostile mea-
sure, it has totally failed to have any effect what
ever, Except that 1t is probable Nh. Pckenhan ,cal
be at once empowered TO bring The conty0cersy TO
prompt and final issue. The London Economist
states. on what it considers high and unquestonabe
authority that the Oregon question is on the point
OF a satisfactory settlement
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aysESk RCceiHeGE.

"A L WHITE & Co.'S, prime article Of Molass
- es, Sugar and Salt Also, supply Of No.
Mackefel, Sbad and Herring.
Staunton, May %, 1916.
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1T Is said that General WooI., Of the T.. s. Ar
my, IS now on his way TO the Northtyestern states
bordering on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. bav-
ing been commissioned by the President TO muster
he quoa OF troops required Of those States into the
service of the United States. and to expedite them
to the scene Of action ON the Mexican Frontier.
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.ysssE Receia,eN.

1.-TWO CASES of Superior DREss ROOTS of o..
Il CANT make ard finish, warranted GOOD, - u '''
April %, 1916. :" Hi-''hi
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GELLERS' LIVER PILLS, do vERMIFUGE. For
~ sale by the subscriber Z, BERKELEY
stanton, April 81 1916
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POPULAR FAMfLY--~In 1871, Mr. Henry AIline.
81, was elected Register of Deeds for Suffolk conn,
~, Mass, and held the office from that time 10
io26. when his son was chosen to the station. and
has discharged the duties ever since. Te wac ro
elected few days ago, and in poll of nearly 5000
votes, only about 20 were cast against him.
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.yazSk KeceicPd.

RLEACHED and Brown Navy Drills, Alpaca Coating
~ and Tweed Cassimeres A. S. KINNEY o
April %, 1916.
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.EsESy KpCPjGPd.

NJ sale by Kinney
April 90, 1896
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B0LTING CLOTHS.

VAN LEW, SMITH s. co
HAVE just received large assortment of GENUINE
II ANCHOR BOLTING-CLOTHS. from Nos q IN
inclusive which they offer for sale at very low prices
Richmond, May %, lS46.-4t
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JUST RECEHEED,

nNE Cask Extra Lamp Oil, One Barrel Spirits of
~ Turpcntnc, Cold Pressed Caster Oil.
Il. BERKELEY.
April o, 1896
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ANCHo1
NSW BOOK So

SINHE Complete Florist, price % cents.-The Kitchen
and Fruit Gardener. price 25 cents.-f3uist on the
culture of the Rosc.-Thc Fables of Flora-FIowcr
vase, &c, &c. ROBERT COWAN.
April 2, 1916.
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DIR. WILLIAM C. BRUFFY.

HAVING permanently located at Mt. Sidney, Angus
ia county, Va respectfully his professional
services to the citizens of the Town and vicinity
May z, lS46.--tf
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DIR. WILLIAM P. HALL

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of
~ Staunton and its vicinity He MAY be onnd for the
present, at the residence of his Father.
Staunton, April 90, lS46--H
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There does not appear to be any intelligence Of
Importance from France.
Oer .uertcaR Relations-The Paris correspon-
uent OF wilmer & Smiths Times thus speaks Of
our Mexican affairs:
The state Of affairs between Ire United States
and Mexico cxcitcs considerable interest hero hut
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4. Il. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
TIFFANY, YOUNG 4 ELLIS

WILL sell auction, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec.
by Me:srs sewst Co. the 2;.s sassn.iys sed se
fo5psSiis The Ta.sd States. fsIlow.:
Bowls Cords and Verre dEau Vases Toilet sets De-
ee,nters, Ta@bler. Gebst:, Champagne and Lemonade
months sty les and richest
Fancy PoIcelainmostv OF recent importation decorated
Also few choice specimens OF the Etruscsn Egyptian
and styles being correst copies Of originals IN the
Also antique shaped Flower Pots Va.e, Caraas &C. in
Porcelain girls and Ferra ats
real Antique and Modem Pekn and Japanese Vases
Real B,onzeBerlia Iron Imi'aton Bronze Alabaster,
carton fie,s, BIS; NC tsurs. VSass AID Ornsmsn
for Tas, os &c Ho,s:
Eans-A magnificent collection Of eli the various styles
Card Gases scnvsnrs, Portfolios. Menageres, &c, in
Silver, PEARL She'll Pap,r Mache Velvet Ivory and Sandal
Silver and Gold Fillog ramsVa elegant and
articles IN this iavorite style:
EngravingsOur whole collection OF French. English and
GLIDING all the new in the various sizes suitable for
framing and for the Portfolio
Italian PainnngsAu entire consignment selected by
Of the celebrated engavers oil Italy. mostly curosly
carved Italian frames.
Also, modern original Oil Paintings.
Also several Enamel and Munich Paintings richly iramed
poItation, of very choice quality.
Eryelopcs3One million. letter and note sizes,
French man ufscture.
illustrated Books-A small invoice of illustrated French
Books.
Also, several very magni6ceutly bound Common Prayer
Ursuline Manuel, P,rroision, &C. &c.
With an numerablc vaney Of unquc, elegant and costly
articles, suitable fpr pre.ents.
The goods will be ready for examination Monday 18th
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock each day.
Terms cash. unless by special with the sellers
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1S9 -fi|
on Wednesday, morning, 9Th inst, Mis- Mar tvs
CARaory, aged q years
rbs friends and scqusintsncss OF the family are inyi
ted to ssnd her funeral at O'Clock this afternoon from
the rssdence Of Mr. Michael Harvey, No % Pacific st
Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, 9th inst. Of bilious remittent fever,
JoHN ALor PrAHsALL, eyed 81 years.
The friends Of the family and the msmbsrs of Kn;cL
erbocksr Lodge No %. o: of o f. are respectfully
invited TO attend MS "neral f9- his lse rssionce ISL
Cherry ST on Fritz si-erip y, . ,ort
In Watcher Mis- Coz . %, Q: D. Ion st r. Mr. Wa
rA,nsn. formerly 81 New 'sk fs,s., 10 New York
ana Montreal are ~ ln7stea copy,
SCUM hingstown, on the al instant JAS REYNOLDS
90 years Of age at his decesse He had been reeulsr
member Of the Baptist church for sixty 1--WE
Al the time OF our contest with Great Britain for indie
pendence, MIR. Reynolds actively engaged on the
scs OF ms country and at the time Of his in
tne receipt Of pension for his revolutionary
he has LETT large number Of children and Ersndchi
dren, who are scattered over the Western States.
On the 9TH ultimo. in Montreal upwards Of 100 years
Of age Mrs Many TINKER. of Breton, near Wakefield
She was mother Of seven children grandmother to S.
to two She was q widow 81 years.
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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE.
ron THE PRkvENriON AND CURE or
EHAppEn n ~ ma

CHAPPED HANDS
HE 81 (i.te Of the firm Of h. Roussel l5e
this article appropriate Upon its absolute
perfecton ne willing to risk the of his
iishment IL - warranted TO prevent chapped
hands and in addition this 10 the health
fu sota; and wheness The csims for his
perfnmery perfect equality to the imported, ny
from ITS eshness there H. however, article This line
keep The peumery Of his former partner many years
director OF the first labo in Paris. certainly unsur.
passed by the product OF laboratory Europe and
sold prices generally 80 TO 30 cheaper He
po az the same time BY
fair dealing in all his Transactions.
A. a. MOSS, late
ROUSSEL'5, l39 broadway,
Where he will remain until further notice,
Every variety Of Soaps Shaving Extracts
Iosmeucs romaipms @c with an extensive assortment Of
ties Odonr BOXES suitable for presents TIC. Dc lmsr
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
REDUCED PRICES.
LAYING DECIDED TO CLOSE OUR ES FAIL 1871
MENT at $50 Broadway, and to make considerable al.
teatloa and enlargement OF premises Nos $50 aud
shall enable mke the reduction in stock
Anything in the slightest degree imperfect will be offered
at further reduction Which shall make sonably
CHEAP We trust all who ustomed buy of win
be assured by this we have de rmned
reduce stock and that will so low
comparison with those OF other house, the
Glass Ware, Porcelain Fans Dressing Cases Desks any
description OF goods import will fad atty their
interest to supply and anticipate their
NOyELTIES-We shall receive by the Caledonia steam
packets St. James, Gladiator Albany Slvie de rassc
FORTY CASES.
comprising the latest and elegant that
TifFANY. YOUNG Ellis
d9 istf $50 aud 260 Broadway.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE q RAPHIC.
INVENT NINTH CONGRESS.
Second session.
In Senate.

WAsHESTos, DEC. g. i5to.
Senators GsskSr, OF Rhode lslazd and HAssE5Ax, OF
Indiana, appeared in their seats today
The VIcE PRrsiDssr submitted tina annual report o.
hs Secretary Of the Treasury Of which Ave thousand
extra copies ordered printed.
The Secretary of the Ssnates report on the contract
with Messrs Blair Rives for furnishing reports Of de-
bates in the Senate, was also presented
Senator CAMERoN, of Pennsy lvania offered resou
ton nstructing the Military Committee to enquire into
propriety Of granting 100 ofand to each volunteer
serving the present with Mexico and to increase
the pay and the allowance for transportation and subs
ance OF volunteers from the time of leaving their homes
to their arrival at the seat Of
Senator WEBSTER, of Mass, presented a memorial
from Harvard College for remission OF duties tels.
scope about to be imported
Senator WooDBRIDoE, OF Michigan. gave notice OF Il
bill to sell the mineral lands and Of bill grant pub
lie lands in Michigan in that State for completing Internal
improvements.
Senator BRETss, OF Illinois, gave notice Of bill
graduate the price Of the public lands and regulate the
ale thereof bill 10 establish territorial government
in Oregon, and bill to establish land ONCE in Oregon
Adjourned.
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIAHUS.
A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON. No. ~ Barclay street,
"A Just below Asto House is the largss, and Jst
good order, and Of Penn max (who acknowledged BY
all good players 10 he the best billiard table builder
country with foe maple and mahogany beds These bes
all tines be depended for making
81 they nave all cloth cushions, and therefore, affect
ed by the weather.
Michael and oseph formerly OF the All Nations Hotel
and late Of Gothic Hail. take this method Of informing their
friends and the public that they have opened
eshment and hope By proper aud strict
uon TO merit renewal OF the patronage heretofore be
rally bestowe ed upon them
Gentlemen who may favor hem with all may depend on
having the best OF with and
Tor their exclusive those wishing play in
private informed that there excellent table
rate ROOM which can be secured by application the bar
N b. The fastidious ed feel dellcacy patron
izng this establishment the will be always
select, and the best order prevailing throughout
MICHAEL PHELON,
ms imsrh JOSEPH WHITE.
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MUSE MENTs.


FOURTH APPEARANCE IN AMERICA OF THE CE.
LEBnArED DANsEusEs VlENNOisEs
pakk THEAThE-Thursdsy evening, Dec 10Th The
Torrance will commence with the overture 10 LA 81
rAfsr WHICH Ii. fascinating PAS DE FLEURs. by az
70 which will be added, LEND ME FIVE sHILLINGs
M na q e0liFhtly, Mr. Bass
,AissI which B6oTs AT rEE s%SaN-J.cob E.rws
The whole 70 conclude with The GRAND PAS oRIEN.
tai, by ~ Viennoise Danseuses.
oeioef Boxes ST. ri So e.ns: Gallery s5e e0
RowERY THEaTKE.-ThursiayE Evening. Dec. OIh-
n, vi, be psTier%ed the Drama Of the WILD srEED OF
Nesfe shsriiip Mr. Booih M,ttiwsn' Mrs Madison
Hitsr "Sss The NE 5REaM AT sEAR.ph NJ,
bSJ SLnwSEd Mr. Clark Tommy Tinker Mr. Hadaway
UTS eoasIad. with No SONG NO suPrER-Lawya
En Sis. Mr. asdaw.yi MsrgsIstts. Mr.. Booth.
Door. o Ss' a. g e.gt1 FL End Sssry &
~ hEENWICH THEATRE--Coner Of yaTick and
- Sh.riton streets-stase Manager, Mr.. II. r. GRAT-
with God. TO- as n. YoTSG w T
Manae,iie mr Geo Chspman Aurelis, Mrs Geo Chapman
To be followed By DEVIL TO PAY-Jobsou, John Dunn;
Icy ice~:d NV sy fla TThap%n
Dunn; Lucy, Miss brake "A'OAL 'A'h-'acS' iona
TO sonend; with PLEASANT NEIGHBon-chri.to.
Boxes cents, parts ofhe house private DO, es
Door. open half Performance to commence att
nj ITCHELL,s OLYMPIC THEATRE. = Thursday
IVA Evening" Deer 10The Entertainments 10 commences
king ssu oayeE N;st s1sd hs THREE gET
Eyerard Queen, Mrs sherwood.
Broom De s Si9wsd oy ss ses Of ALpGATE PUMP
A es iSoyed by The comic drama entisled the IRISH
Mr.. Holland; Janet. Miss Barton, "'N i''sA'
D,s: s,5ss g cent; ppps. bore. pit ssx
OOors open AT nall past O'CLOCK: A T.
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NE " FEClT RY
HARRIS BUILDINGS.

NJ g. Garner Of SirfA and Chesnut Streets
THE Subscriber informs his friends and the public
\ large, hist he hiss opened the splendid
. EATING SALOON
70 this CITY and perhaps ia America he basement OF the
above named buding-<rending nearly its whole length
or one huadred and twenty feet.
The h'trg up and arrange nsnts Cor Injurious comfort
Of the most complete and beautiful character and fairly
challenge competition wi h the best
His cooks the best thar be provided AMI his
waters senve. attentive aud courteous lsrder will be
constantly supplied with deiescy the season which
will be furnished with the gfe1sst ptopstud. and the
very best style and he tusts that moderate ehg~s
and uncessng attention, he will cattle himself liberal
share OF the public patronage -
Parties OF iwentyo srt be accommodated ia prya,e
rooms attached 70 the general refectorv ed up
ELEGANT style. = -
esiws bz VT PARKER
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A TREATISE
ANATOMY AND PLY SIULOY OF THE HAIR

"A 1hEAIlSE
ANATOMY AND PLY SIULOY OF THE HAIR.
WITH dire ctous, for preventing Badness, removing
w Dan6ru the aud
Of the Hair by VIM Boyle, accompanies (gr4ts) each bottle
of
EOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,
which udered bv every the best article for
the Hair produced The a'e-nc
and universal satisfaction gives have than
realized The meat s:neune expectations Of the inventor
.ides its tonic and muating qastie
the emnen Physicians, combines itself thorough
cleansing wash. silky moisture for the
hair better than any OIL Pomatum free from
before attained for pre- entng
Badness OR GREY HAIR,
entirely curing Scur DandruF and all other diseases the
skim d.posnx the hair curl and positively changing The
harshet hair into the so glossy and healty
ing dsIker color.
Prepared emily BY WIN. BOGLE, Boston.
For sale by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists loo Fulton st.,
corner Of William and n East Broadway New York. Sold
also by II. Johnson 7s Broadway and by druggists
rally. do Ter
FURNISHED ROOMS renr-A parlor and bed
l. rooms the second story. Enquire 27Wauen street.
Iuhy
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BY reducing the wheat to four the quantity left at
tide water this year, compared with. the corresponding
period last year. shows an excess equal to 7ss barrels
-four. The receipts at tide water Of -four alone will
xceed those Of last year by 900 barrels those
Of 1914 by barrels and those of s4s by
1000 600 barrels The gross receipts at tide water lest
year were
Flour. SOC, las brls Corn. $50. .3377s bush
Wheat. .l477la5 bush Barley. .l,l34 SAG BUSH
We understand that most of the grazing and masonry
Of the Nashua and Worcester Railroad are put under
contract at rates within the estimates Of the engineers
and the contractors sgree 10 take 20 per cent of the
amount in the capital stock Of the company Ths Diff
culties which time seemed TO beset this work. are
now all removed and In the efficient hands in which ito
II placed there be doubt of it, being
pushed forward to completion in the shortest possible
time We believe that the contracts that have been
made are to be completed In November next
The report Of the State Board Of Equalz alton of Ohio
shows that in the eighty three counties Of hssae there
srswsnty three millions four hundred and thirtysx
thousand and sixtywo of taxable land the average
value of which il eleven dollars Eve and half cents per
acre making total value OF the lands exclusive Of
cities and towns of two hundred and 6y.nine millions
thousand six hundred and thirty five dollars
The value Of real estate in towns ala cities is sixy6vs
millions three hundred and two thousand three hundred
and seventythrso dollsrs-mskng grand total Of The
value real estate in the State Of Ohio equazed for
taxation $ss4 400 o04-thres hundred and thirty four
millions four hundred and ninstysix thousand four dol
lars
The Auditor Of States report to the last General As
semby showed the total number of to be % $50 2ee
valued ct $ss oiel6e. The value Of town lots and
buildings, shown by that report. was Saa 400 s7s-
Showing the total value Of the real estate under the for
msr valuation to be $ios,is,7A The increased value
Of real estate therefore, since the former valuation il
$alo $1,000.
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KEEP The BALLS A ROLLING.
Ia become generally known that Bowling is very ne.
cessay aud heshul execisefso il can be had at res.
sonabe the fremont and fremont Branch Bowling
saloonssNos "a and 800 East Broadway extending to III Div,
sim end al Grand streets, containing Ten Of the Alleys
n the cty from 10 o'clock A. M I, p. NJ, (except public
daysl 1t the following prices, viz -
year : $50 20 montb,.S, % string. so 0s
sinon,hs.., 10 90 day.. us for each person
a,s,. Zach Alley per hour, IS cents.
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EXCHAN(;E TARLES-

EACHANOE IAbLES,
SHOWING the 10 be drawn for in British s.erlipg
- bi OF Exchange. for collected in United
states eurrency, advances made shipments from tins
eounry They simple operation and patron
eS most Of our dealers IN eIehanss For sac
the stsuQneyy stores Of r. A. Mercer Co No 70 Wall
street; Claytoa sons g wall street. and the an hor
" Nom, 10 Censre street.. nzl eta 3wsrc
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CLAkkE'S SANS.

CLAhkE'S SAChS,
ll6 Viliam street, opposite the Washington Stores,
II HAVE splendid assortment Of black and brown sacS
with silk velvet collars and Gu As but
lon, and lining, twell wsiasd TO match the cloth few
have h,ndsomely worked silk Fronts in addition. md PLAID
eonIeot oher house can sell similar article within
three dollars Of these piees livery article of geuJe
dress made to order. az usual allow prices.
d. liver
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FOR SALE,
Ia Chsrleston, South Carolina,
ION H. &, H.n TET

THIS f:.hlonsble and popular bshmsat. which has
been kept public house for the last thirty years will
be sold public auction the 18th January is7 By the
Master Of Equity; This house fronts Brosd street. three
stories HIGH runs back 10 smother with build
ings on the ssme the terror OF the lot house Tor
necessary buidings
he establishment contains large dining and drawing
room and twentyhree chambers The situation entrsI
and kept BY proper would msnd the best and
most fashionable custom OF say in the city.
Any disposed TO purchase will obtain bargain and
will be TO make fortune.
The rerns are quarter cash, the balance in one
three and four vras. do atsw 6tsre
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ha,G FOk NEW OKLEANs-Louisiana and New
Y09 York Line Of Packets will comprise the following
= DUksyesseis -
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Hunt
Ship OSWEGO, aptain Johnson.
Ship GENEVA, Captain cdhue.
Ship SARTELLE, Captain Taylor.
Ship JANE 4. WILLIAMS Capt ain Parker.
Ship GENESEE. Captain Minot.
Ship DSON, Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON, Captain Ingersoll.
These ships all built expressly for packets, are Of
light draft OF water have been recently newly and
put in splendid order, with ,daons for passengers
unequaled for spendor comfort They commanded
by experienced who will make every exerton to
give general ssti.faction They will all times be towed
up and down the Mississippi by steam.
Nsthef the captains or owners Of these ships will be
ware or for letters els packages by put
ON board of them une,s regular bills of adng taken for
the same and the value the rein expressed
4; X. COLLINS CO, So South street:
Agent in New Onesns-James T. Woodruff, Esq. who
will promptly forward all goods to his address
N The ships OF this line warranted sail punctu
ally advertised and will be taken the
goods correctly measured DO