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PHILADELPHIA, August II. 1916

The weather to-day is rather cooler, the sky
being enveloped in clouds portendng ran with
brisk and refreshing breeze from the southwest.
The only incidents ofnterest with us to-day are
the proceedings of the democratic city and county
conterees. After three unsuccessful ballottings,
they selected William Deal, of Bristol, as their
candidate for Sheriff This has not disappointed
many, save The other candidates for the office and
their most immediate friends, as it was generally
anticipated by those disnterested or who were not
misled by their own wishes.
The stock sales to-day are light, wtho out any
apparent variation OF prices. They will probably
continue till the return of the Spectators in this
description of securities, from their summer ram
bles
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST is.


sps Mpos Mnpu Co.
Ss ssS'SH sgss SEW ohssssn foavs%i Ward
@ ewing A Bss Ae'aG S
s Esw BsS
Ship Greenock, Slick 3s days from Liverpool, with mdse
Ship Adaas Peck 60 day, from amsterdam, with mdse.
b Snip Win u1ea hsh1 Hssa days from Mo
bearing 2, miles spoke bark Osprey from fha Ha-
ton and rice, to bu@ham & bimoa;
Ship Charleston White days from Charleston with
Bark o1s toi Bedford, Young, So days from Ro..e.
s .nS 81 ST. S g. Sosla.d 70
h hen for Pcog who * Kindly supplied us with
Conn ms sh lat q H. az 3d. spoke brig olive BraaeS
Sa fl%se e. wa s
A s soTs Henry Ss''Sn Mel
spSis w bark oS esa for
Bar. from with
ws %n aa s whs
%s ffi "s s
Bark Esod SeSns S a. s .p% with
ton and rice, to Durham & Dimon.
&C. e Holt Owen. IN iais - lon . 80,
d daS New 0 oeas
wheat to Goodhue & Co.
o.ssn s! R corn I Is%s Com Ns"
SPOKE 81
q So spoke ship ondiaia is days from
Brig Mssamos Bfaman, 10 day. from Mobile, with cotton,
to f sasf .sIsf Fse Williams s days from Mobile with
Brig Augusta, McNsr, days from Savannah. with
Brig Chrsana Woodbury., days from Charleston, with
Brig Eavoy, Richardson from St Marks Aug st with
Br brig Leader Holmes u days from Windsor, Ms. with
plsster 20 wothsr,poo Coz
Blewheds, Mesqua, July 18th with mdse, 70 Harmony
From 81 which s.d on heavy gale
Porusue.e schI Fehcdad de Povo Le Marks % day, from
mas sss hSns Me % # iss II
ter Brq,hes Co. Sid IN company from M with brig BEN
sehr Pelon, BsrtO il days from Belize, Hon. with mahos
sshf Lady Wheelan, Hanson days from ocracoke NC,
ssh5 sowS Fioe sf dsyf from Wilmington NC
sehr Time, Crosby, ) days from wilmington Nc with
schr Mitchell, D9rdy, Washington, NC. with naval
weS.sef Curtis. from Lubee with plaster and
ss6T Reaiis6, Trip Washington NC, with naval stores
schr South Caronian, Powers from Newbem, with naval
ssh Jas ksy s.yr from Nsw0e NC
sehd A 4 Thompson, Ireland days from Newbern, to
sehr sarah Charlott days from Newbs, NC to Medad
Plat.
,chr Powell. Powell, days from Wilmington,
Pc veil.
Sehr Marietta Burr Knapp days from Rchme nd with
flour and tobacco, to Allen X Paxson.
Schr Jane, Hendricks, Nswbern. NC, naval stores.
Schr Ann Rebecca, Townsend. Baltimore, bricks.
schr Samuel Heury, White, Chenysrone, corn
Schr Sally, Trpp, Washington, NC, naval stores.
schr Direct, Briggs, Baltimore, mdse to N Briggs.
Schr Tiiton, Cox, Virginia.
Schr j 4 Dudley Parker ViginL-
Schr A & Hsveps, Virginia, corn.
Schr J BagneI. Mills, Virginia, corn.
Schr Select Conkln. Virginia, corn.
Schr Sta esman, Cotheal, Philade phia, coal.
Schr Cora, Edwards. Richmond coal.
Schr Baltimore, Seavy Lubec, plaster.
Bark Robert Alexander Park, (of Belfas Sc days from
Liverpool with passengers TO Nc Murray.
Brig Zenith Of Grenock, 81 days from Bremen.
Brig Vincennes Pesens so days from Stetn, with DO ras
sengers. , -, =.
Also London packet which appears TO be the Gladiator
Also, ships: 2brigs-unknown.
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Foreign unporta,Iou..

,AMsTERpAM-shp Adsline-i6 pigs Thorspecken--2o
eks Dutilh Cousineryi2 Boomer Graves Co.'S Victor
Duckw tz-3 hampers Schuchard & Favre-4 bxs Dates
co. r. kaupe-i A Van Antwerp & Okley-l A Parker
RorTEspAM-Bark Cors-3o pipes gin Steyenss SON
600 bags Boopen Graves Son38 bundles steel Baker
bags w Raddett--7 pkgs order.
Sr JUAN e. Aschr Fulton-2S 900 lbs Braziletto wood
$500 do sarsaparla 58 0ceToons indigo gs
mahogany. quantity OF old COPPER IIamonys Nephews
Co-l023 hides Good * Co.'S bales deer SKINS to
Gunther.
ST. MARksBrg Envoy-39 bales cotton wool IS boxes
Hob ook Nelson Cot brs 10 bales cotton. Waring
Som Coe. Anderson Goa Awaier Mqltord-l Cen
ter * Co.'S Perkins Brooks White-i A Dodd-2 Smith
Co--38 Maitland Comre--39 Drake Nlills-85 Bryan
Maitlind-l3 do 1876 sticks cedar TO o,der.
NEuyITAs-Brig Andrew Ring-l68 hhds ties molasses
1899 bds palm leaf IL ustc "a hides rs logs mahogany
l6 segars Holt Owen-09 bales white Ma
thews.
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ST JuAS, Central, Ansnea-schr Fulton-s Bell, Miss L
Bell.
NEw oRLEASs-Brg Il Russell-Mr Mordaunt, of New
Orleans.
sAvANSAH-shp Hartford-Mrs VIM Preston, Miss Char
lotte Preston Mrs rreudergas children and Mrs
Howsnd, Miss Bradley, MISS OByme, MRS Cuylcr, 2 chill
dren aud servant Mrs Haywood and three children Miss
Cuyler, Mrs Kean, Dr vi Cuyler, USA, VI Prender-
CAST kean, VI Pearson Rogers II Curiss, Muir
ply. NJ Haywood. NJ McGorvan, n Howell, Thomas Tay
Tor, NJ w O'Byrne-3 ia steerage -
sAvANsAH-Bark Isaac Mead-Nss Watson Mss z A
Adams, u & Feve and lady, DIR Pancost p Dennis VIM
Todd, JT, NJ MeteaiG I Muqssn, Holland, Sob
Graft trails. n johnson.
LHARLEsro.-Ship Charleston-Dr Bel nger and lady,
Mrs Hamilton. Mrs Grey Mrs Aluny, Mrs VI Ward,
1na ehidtsa, Miss Duane Rev. Honest and son, Col
" kley, Professor l. X Gibbs, w n Barrett, w Wood.
Deinger.
SHAsLssIoS-ship Anson-N1rs Groesbeck MIR Dunn and
isny NJ Whe and amily Capt Weems, Capt Parker Capt
nison. ~ -
CsARLEsroSIBsrk Edwsrd-N Rivers and lady, b Fige.
Church LARK " Glover, hsrrall, j Miller w Lind
say, y Y DuIham = Adams, ID McLeane. q q White.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrrrcArIoSs.
New YORK Cattle market.

lFor the Week ending Monday Evening Aug. III
At market-l3l4 Beef Cattle. (about 1000 from the
South 60 Cows and Calves; 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
Cows and Calves-The moderate number that of.
fered met ready sale at prices little lower than those
of last week Si4 to 500 as in quality the extremes
ofthe market.
Sheep and Lambs-The supplies were very large, and
400 head remain unsold Prices range from 81
50 90 50 25 for sheep Lambs have fallen fraction,
and sell ut from 75c TO 50 So All sold.
Beef Cattle-We note reduction all qualities of
fully csc per cwt upon the prices current last week
The bulk of the sales ranging from SIS to So rs About
900 unsold
Hay sells at so e21c per cwt Straw 50 so per 100
bundles
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The rot has made its appearance in Of potato
fields In one large field the Miami bottoms, the pota
toes are roiing in the ground They have the black pot
and rot throughthe smell in the field is very bad The
crop Is abundant this but hope this disease
may not be found very extensive Cincinnati Gazette
The Alton Telegraph says" Since our last publica.
ton me weather has continued hot and dry without any
sensible change and Indian corn and other fall crops
are suffering severely for the of rain IL is feared
that the corn will fall far below usual average the
present On the other hand the wheat is abundant
is lbs per bushel ' No'o W W
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DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emolient by rated
l. No l. as remedy tor blotches pimples, pusuIes,
scur freckles susbum all kinds OF and
species of discolorston Of the SKIN All competition has
been completely dsanced by this invaluable Composition
the demand for ~hch within the last six has
ed more than five hundred The ciearness aud fresh
which mparts the complexion, have rendered
proverbal beauter Of the Skn and dressing
consde red furnished with proper toilet that lacks
ourauds Italian Nedicated Soap If beauty be- as is
ed only skin deep the important that the thin
erng which loneliness resides should be kept ia its
IN Ia tive
Dr. Gouraud Grecian Hair Dye, for colong hair, has
all the old and deeerous preparations
for that purpose Poudre Subtle for eradcating hair
,s, he ,bs mosf exceIlent s,ce foT besmtifynr
the compexon that has graced ladys gentemn
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crimsoning pale lips and
cheeks These supsative cosmetics, together with large
stock f choice pehumery and fancy articles are 70 pe nad
genuine only at DIR. u. f. GOUKAUD'S depot, 81 walker
street. first door broadway and the agency for Bears
Hair Restortive. =,
Agents-Jordon Milk ST. Boston; Carlton Co, Low
ell, Green * Co Worcester. aul2 iw-I
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nssian Minister Mr. warnekin, Orleans &C MINIonsat

RUSSIAN Minster Mr. Warnekn' Oeans &c SuSlonsato,
Porto Rico; C MangueI Aaysguez; Homer Boston; 7
Smith England; II Psrgouet \ Orleans. T Wood. Jama
ca; Fitzmsurce. Chester Harding @ 4 Healey, q
West, Geo Miller, w Indies; Lieut. Tissoa RN;, T L
Hercan. q Heywouh, James o Heyworth England; Jos
Dunlop Petersburg Va; y Scott British boundary commits
sioner( Me-rilus Cincinnati; Hill, New Orleans:
R bert Rev Mr. anderson Scotland Dpgdsle LOwel
Stanley, BA: Thos Whitney, N yersey-ii,
For haliiH Miss Rand, Major Myers and servant
Sargent, Ross, w Evans, w Calppen and lady, +
Rand, Thos Davidson. HaliIax-ll. Total 50. - =
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PASSENGERS saiie.t

:, LivEhFooL-Packet ship New York-David Molfat New
Magnew, VIM MarrIuer, Tennessee. " "
hAyaE-Packet ship Zurich-Th Dietze, Germany; TIC
Schumann, York; Thouyenin, Texas; u Teulade New
Orleans thas fornsehon, Ernest Bethoud, Alfred Bo,
sesu switzerland; MIR Dider, Jr Miss Helen Wainwright
Frances BOWER Philadelphia; Joseph Aielcher.
LivsRrooL1se smship Hioemia, from Boston-F Fsath
erstonhang British boundary wife
vault Col E.tcou British Conf wife and servants
England; HE Weld and wife, York Baron Won Geron,
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THE GULF SrREAM.-The surveying brig Wash
ington, belonging to the Coas; Survey, under
command of Lieutenant George NJ Bache United States
Navy has returned from cruise of month in the Gulf
Stream, during which 1927 miles made surface
temperatures observed 49 temperatures depths from
5to 1909 tathoms and specimens of the soundDgs col
lected. The highest temperature at the surface was
between so and II degrees of Fab renhes thermometer
the temperature at 1900 fathoms 81 degrees
surface temperature so degreesNationaI
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az susyreT EEE a1,ss, !. II r.

OMANYouiDSr. RALfH Author 81 the "fsIy1rr Tns4r-
bee. thai he u bone . :. o de ods
sismed 70 N sh volume personally rsdsaee
osswNss 9o Also ., observe beside
are and the vaTou. S which are deeply
Interesting 10 the weakness and rsbits
Sa .ns
Bladder Gvs sS nS,s Sss Ias os wSeh Who
ever may consult him will receive the most faithful and ae
The fnd. that has been matte, Of S '1pIs. to
ss he 81 1sa 81 h
50 EASILY SsoS apd sa, o oss
eS omu be
And e s s sssy a and Sa
them such effect postery ino indeed
@ may
The constitution to show themselves in no other
But " With regard as 70 The %os train of evils
Of box hs
s9mpsat. Now sappos,ax even these
CONTINUAL many and essentially do those
ha. IS good IN one BE- another
astonishing the opportunities the sshoI has o! Witnessing
Afflicted with one iaSs been taking proper
their compls4ta neither nor the ohe but totally
different and innocent disorders
and afford The field for knavery, is that Of s.re:
ss se al
% q Ss ws..s M Ssehas
he The better off, Now every real or sur.
I
cIus, and properly understood may most easily
aud speedily be remo,sd To every Of common pru.
dence, therefore, he would say If these remark, are
the city for their huth( how important that
patient should know something OF the character
ND TALENT Of the he IS a6on. to tas. in such
to state, generally accomplished IN very little tune, and
without pain inconvenience Nothing can exceed the I'M
deed the hands Of and experienced persons the cure
Of Structure accomplished in many days formerly
demanded month"; Many persons consult The writer n who
perfectly cured though has been source OF trouble and
anxiety for To those who cannot leave their
who cannot afford personal treatment the writer furnishes
his and successful OF cure aud which,
being enclosed little mahogany chest tprce $io) can be
B-For the convenience of those distance and
travellers the author has contryed little chest with lock
key with his fitted in the lid which contains
everything for the and private of
complaints They also especially suited to those
who afford the expense Of aps.onal treatmentha
the authors patent syringe and ingredients Tor injections
(price Sc The other containing all that necessary
constitutional form of Syphilis is also So And one lit
lie larger containing everything Tor the cure OF
Sners and Tr.vse1: These We're Originally designed
the Of the authors private PATIENTS but
cty have they answered purpose and SO grated are
been induced to give them publicity They are for.
warded carefully enclosed to every part Of the states
f Hsa Office or Dr. RALPH 50 Greenwich street, Ne"
p s-Aware oskhe reneIal opinion entertained of that
the public in these diseases muudes of whom seen in
paper he formerly felt to give statement
medical qualifications and and
however the for tins longer exists and
rank the barefaced claims to medical titles &c &c., ola
tain class, become only mark OF the mpudsn pretender
ale lm-Ic
VN ITHOUT MERCURY OR BALSAM-'No cure no
W. pay."-Dr. Cullen Indian Vegetable Remedy is the
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Foreign Markets.

MARrISIaUr, Aug. captain Mitchell Of the schr
Hope, arrived this morning from the West Indies reports
that the markets at Martinique the LIST were well
supplied with provisions, and prices low. Pitch
pine lumber was scarce and high-very much wanted ;
and at ST. Thomas the 9Th inst provisions rather
scarce. Flour was selling at Sc IS S637.
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CONFERENCE.-The report which has APP
peared IN some of the papers that the yellow fever
had made its appearance board the IT, rigate Rar
TAM at Pensacola from Vera Cruz is entirely without
foundation Official accounts from her that she
has no yellow fever on board and that her
crew had fallen victim TO it, The squadron in the Gulf
is said to be very healthy.
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PERUVIAN INDEMNITY U. S. Attorney
General in conformity with the act of Congress Just
passed, has issued notice requiring the claimants to
present their claims and the evidence sustaining them
with all despatch that he may proceed to execute the
iaw.-Bahtuore .4nercGn, Aug. H.
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L ~ N N K IL CIA l..

New York, Aug. IL.
AsHEs.-There appeared to be but little doing-Pots
are held at So 90 IS 90, and Pearls at 81 81 o.
BREApsrUrFs-There were sales in Oswego, at 81
principally for export. In other brands, heard OF
nothing worth reporting.
CorroN.-The demand to-day was limited, sales
amounting to about 700 bales for export and manufac
turers. We continue to quote -
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BAIrIMoEE Aug isrAu brgs WhiS Benthali RE ss ia
Boston; schrs Foster Baker sdaor Nickersou, do;
Vim Brown, Hunk Bedford; Bath Robinson, Passport:
brig Ellsworth, johnson, Calais Me- ,ehr Maria Thomas
bert Portsmouth, Nh; Roscoe, Kicker. Roterdsm bark
Harmony Rio de Janeiro; Br brig jane st Johns, NF brig
Ellsworth; schr T. randall, Boston.
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miscellaneous ixscofh.

MISCELLANEOUS NGCOfUs
PAcKEr sHfr WALPoLE. for London, will sail this morn
ing.
Brig 0,eEoLa from City Of st Domingo, bound TO New
YORK with of logwood went ash ore ON Absecom
Beach Friday night last and still ashore at noon on
Saturday but was perfectly tight and supposed she
would be got on with bnt little damage.
BR Sur MARY CAMPBELL from st John NIB flor London
derry struck near Sandy Cove Dgby 9th us thick fog
out got on ana anchored with IL feet the hold.
logged.
Copy OF PAPER found the Goth March, 1896 in lat IL 80
~ Ion IS 80 w, with request TO be published
big frato IL Hutchinson master Is DAYS from York
for Porto Cabello Jan 10th, 1876 Roccss bearing ENE
I6 miles" "e ~
uEsEG Aug l2-iesterdsy the hull cargo and materials
Of the bark Liverpool wrecked BASQUE Island were .oId
for Of the underwriters The hull brongh, rsco the
board brought $3.50 and the materials about sse
Comparative statement OF arrivals and tonnage Al Tins mort
from in the 1915 and 1876 Aug ht ineusye
each year. 'e'
1875. 1909 vessels Hl,l2l tons.
1886. ........ 8l2 vessels 300 400 tons
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Spoken.
Brig Harriet, Brown, New Yorkto Bermuda 9Th INST lat
80 as, Ion Sc 40.
Brig Ella Reed, IL days from Bangor Matsnzas 9TH inst
lat 81, Ion IS 30.
Brig Lion Of Bowdoinham, days from Bath for Guada
Ioupe, 9Th inst lat 80 20, Ion 66 II.
Bark Anti Lowell Boston, (June 81 70 Rio Janero, July
Q, lat 6H NJ Ion Is 80.
Whalemen.
Sid from Rio Janeiro June 18th, Portsmouth, Munro Of
Warren cruise; 23d, Dove, Douglas, of and for New
London. -. -. .
Al Csllao April o. Citizen Bailey Nsnt 100 bbs teop)
g sail in week. OF do April l. Corinthan, Munckley,
NIB, 1900 SPIN. 49,.
The Powhsttan of Warren at 81 Helena July had 100
bbs SPIN oil, and would sail soon for Pacific.
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Sales of Stocks Mt PhiladeIuhIa.

Auo. T--FHsr Bo.Rp-Sl4Oo Lehigh 6s SO; 10 shares
Pennsv lvania bank % do Grard do 1915 $500 State
SIS 667 % shares Farmers Mechanics bank 49, 20 shs
Planters Bank Tennessee 5e76 do do 500; 81 do DO
59A $50 shs Reading HR 33ls
AFTER SaLEs-25 shares Girard bank los; 5000 shs
Reading RR bonds 721s 2000 do do dds 725s 90 shs
Camden Bank AZ.
sEcoSp BoARp-50 shares Girard bank lo16; . shares
Manufacturers & Mechanics bank 23I6
AFTER SALE--li shares Penn Township bank %; 400
State 5's 20; IS shares Grard bank lOIS.
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EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
GENTlAN AND SASAFRAs,


Pharmacy established for the OF auackery
Ths refined and highly concentrated extract possessing ali
the purifying qualities and curative powers of the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
Of Sersapac before the public aud
may Be remedy for all diseases arising
rsn an impure the blood such scroua salt
ring worm botches pimpes ulcers pain Ia the bones
nodes euptons, ulceIated throat
any disease arng from the secondary effects Of syphilis
an njudicious ofmercury.
Sold In single bottles, ~ - csnu
% of hall a dozen bottles xoO
one dozen $500
Gases forwarded TO all parts OF the Union.
NJ b. A very liberal discount wholesale purchasers
Once open from IA. M. TO 10 T. M. :.
w. g. RICHARDSON. M. ID.
.ssss ssvset. New Vnvki
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

CHEAPER THAN EVER.
FULL SUIT Of Superfne Cloth made order, in the
"A substantial fashionable STYLE be procured
for $50, OFFATr's Fashionable ash Tailoring Esta
blshmen No. "a Cathariue New York. Every
Gle in the line equally low Call and see.
aul7 I'm. IN JOHN MOFFATT.
EDUCATION.
- EV. r. T. HUDDARTS school will reopen after the
~ Summer Vacation on Monday, September 7th. Circu-
lars containing full particulars and terms fer day scholars
yearly boarJes obtained application the
school Is Fourteenth street between University Place and
Fifth Of Mr. T.. H. Edw ards, Office of the Alliance
Insurance Co, So Wall street. ale lmsm
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BosToN, August IL. 1876.
1'7H UT <f''5 S'7e II, H0"fV'
The seGucer of Maria H. Bickford. j

The scdpcr Of Maria H. Bickford. i
The notorious John McQueston has been ar
rested and committed to the Newburyport Jail, for
breaking into and robbing house near Haverhil.
He, and the murderer of Maria A. Bickford,
are both in jail now, and it is hoped they
will have justice done them. Both of them had
wealthy parents, and both of them have ed
very wicked lives, bringing sorrow and anguish
10 their parents and friends, and trouble and dis
grace TO themselves. Here is warning lesson for
other young men, which they will do well to re-
member. " The way OF the transgressor is hard {"
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE OF
PACKETS
GLASGOW AND NEW YORK LINE OF
PACKETS,

Ne & & M
pEKs0N wishing send for Their friends In s.v part o.
Scotland sail direct from Glasgow, can MAKE aIanko
with the Subscribers have them brought oui N any
OF regular line Of Packets. sailing ioontny rom
The ANN HARLEY, Captain Scott
ADAM CARR, Captain McEwens
SARACEN, Captain Hawkins
BROOKSBY,
Comprise the above line the high character o. those yes
sells should sufficient for VINO may pc
sending their friends Scotland make arrangements or
this 1.-THE only line.)
w & j. T. TAPSCOTT,
rs South street, corner of Maiden Lane or
Messrs REID & MURRAY, Agents
,lOr in Glasgow.
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MEEN FUN-MEEN FUN-MEEN FUN.
THE celebrated Chinese skin Powder-Under the espe-
ca patronage Of Her Majesty the Queen of England
H. H. Prince Albeit, and used in the Royal Nursery
This celestial and splendid article just imported and in
roduced into this country stands mnen foi restoring
beauyng a. preserving the complexion, rendering the
skin decaey whie smooth and soft preventing eutaneous
eruptions Ac and REFRESHING without detrimer TO the
condition of the the truly unpleasant
tou accompanying copous perspration. Tan reckes
sc alike eedy dssipated by salutary infu
Travellers and residents IN warm climates viii highly
be had wholesale OF the sole importers and propreors
HOBBS CO, Wall street. and retail of all respectable
Chemists and perfumers sui2 wsrrc
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS
e42 60

HE Pubic respectfully Informed thai the nj bre ak
the Canal by sthe late freshet, having been
paired, the PIONEER EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad
regular trips for the Monday, the 9Th of April,
leaving the Depot, No. 2H Market street, DAILY, N
O'Clock, AM.
By this route passengers will avoid all the fatigue and dan
night travelling in coaches, both Railroads being pass
ed in daylight.
For further information apply the ode established Once,
"a Market street, doors above Eighth street.
aIO ems rrc A. B. CUMMINGS, Agent.