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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13
PLUMB 81 NATIONAL DAGUERRiAN
GALLERY Il PuOTOGR PHI l. RS
EITKNISl9I DEpOVS


GALLERY Il puOTOGI2A RS
FURNISHING ID EPOTS
WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, -Four First Pcmi-
"A ums, aud Two Highest lunors the National, the Massa
chusctts Now or and the Penns wanna Exhibitions,
specvcly for the most splendid coiored Dasuouoypes aud
best Apparatus exhibited.
Portraits taken ia exquisite style without regard weather
Instructions given IN the ant
large of apparatus and stock always hand
at the lowest cash prices.
New York; 9j hroudway-Phadop ha, 1876 Chenut Street
osiou, - Court and - Hanover Sts,-Bapore 2Oj Ba
SWahincton Ponnsy lyania Acknowledging, Va
Mcchuucs' il1iC ncinnun Touith and Walnut and l7G
Main StSlogn Springs, Broldway-Paris, l2 Niele RuG
du Templc--tiyerpool, - Church It, Gl.ly
STATE or VERMONT, On implication of Aaron Cleayc
Randolph District, land, Jr. Guardian Of Eiastus
Cook, of ook Id, in Orange County, insane person, it is
ordered and dececd an persons having demands against
SAID estate exhibit the tine said Guardian for settle
mcut on before the 2h day Of Januay next they
shall be forever barred And 1t is further ordered that notice
thereof be nll concerned by publishing this decree
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Vermont Waterman, printed
pccr, in this state, within sixty days after tho making
Of This decree.
Given Probate Randolph, said district this 9th
day of July 4. y. 1916.
by order of the Court.
Attest, PulDANDER PERRIN, Register.
A copy Of Rpcotd,
7G;3w Attest, PlIlLANDER PERRIN, Register.
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There appears to be great apathy among spectators
all classes in consequence Of the peculiar position Of
pr public sfairs Every thing both Of political
Pmmercsl character Is in such an unsettled state
ere 10 80 much uncertainty hanging the most i'm
rtant measures before the people, that all in
dark, and IN q very feverish state of excitement.
ow long this is TO continue, tell No sooner
We receive advices by one steamer from England,
an wc anticipate those by the next, and all are anx.
usy waiting some deanite accounts from some source,
put at rest the many rumors and reports continually
In our principal markets. by those interested
depressing prices and in producing panics The stock
rket 10 steadily settling down. and many Of the best
pcies have been for time gradually .declining;
unless something Of favorable nature turns up to
rest the downward movement, quotations viii soon
nch lowar point than they have touched at any time
bee Congress convened.
We annex table giving the quotations for the princi
stocks used in this market for speculation for each
of the past week, and At ths Close Of the week
vious. It will be perceived that prices have fallen
within the past few days several per cent, and the
psing quotations show q decline during the week
eater than has been experienced In any single week
many months past. The market il in a very de-
pssed condition. and we no probability of any i'm
date improvement
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Died.

Died,
On Saturday 28th instant after short and severe i'll.
ness ELIzAsIrH wife Of John Grandy aged ~ years
native Of Scotland.
The friends and acquantances Of the family and Of
tend her funeral this day. Monday at o'clock, r M
from her late residence, No SOC Second street.
On Saturday, the 2sth instant Mrs. JANs wife of Go
nard Johnston, aged 70 years and months.
The friends and acquanances of the family and those
Of Oliver Johnston, william Beard, and Thomas John
son. are invited to attend her funeral from s. Pike
street, at O'Clock this afternoon
On Saturday evening, 2sth instant of assumption
SARAH BAxER, daughter of John Baker, in the 10th
year Of her age.
The friends Of the family and members Of Brooklyn
Lodge No. &C. O. Of o. F., respectfully invited to
attend her funersl this Mondsy) afternoon at o'clock
from the residence Of her father "a Warrington street,
Brooklyn
years, months and IL days.
The friends Of the family requested 10 attend her
funeral this Monday morning at alfpaa o'clock
from the residence Of her father Richard Holden, 29
jay street, Brooklyn.
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Deduct cost Of transportation as above ;.

Net receipts transportation Of a5l coal
This shows net profit Of about fifty cents per ton
The gross receipts for transporting 1873 TONS
$685. o. averaging nearly dollar for every ton
transported
The statements made by the Committee OF Investiga
on must forever put to rest the charges made against
this company by its opponents that the gross amount
charged for carrying coal less than the actual cost
conveying the idea that the larger the quantity Of coal
transported the more injurious for the company
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PALNIO'~ UPEItA HOUSE.
Chambers street.

BRILLIANT AUSPICES.
ROCKWELL STONE, having epgsRed this splendid
Temple Of Amusement, will open il
Tuesday Evening, March 3lst,
for tho purpose OF giving elegant series Of
GU: entertainments the beat conceivable variety.
Powerful BRASS BAND, fourteen number will fur
scrobaie and athletic in which viii be The
Acrobas the world and tho celebrated William Cole
his two cdrous dogs, Hector and Billy.
The Tyroean Vo calists will also perform. Their
remarkable this metropolis but attend them
here a. they u9 refined meodous aid original Gal
sano, The sublime M etto vocalist Of their number
Neso0 the admired artist whose curious and enchsntng
perform the Rock Harmoaicou aud Musical Sticks
are 80 deservedly famous. is engaged
The rest Of the will be hereafter mentioned they
al the mos in their professions, and will a
ford the public decidedly the noble faue varied and
chasfe OF entertainments.
Particulars in the bills of the day.
Doors open 7; commence At ~ o'clock. Admance rs
to all of the house m29 2tm
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TO the Tea, Coffee and Sugar Trade, 8c.-Econo-
mifs, Fa,niiies. Hotel Keepers, &c.
j. 8. SCOTT a Co.

No. rs Nassaw street. corner of John.
AVlN6 tur hased the lot Of the new seasons Teas
Possessing nat richness Of flavor generally combined
ana 20 rneiy ootaned onr, wholesale retail
Y Of Gs, ,S and ola Teas q The best qu.l insIu
og the oid snonet souchong and English Breakfast Tea
such used 10 pc imported twenty years ago The stock Of
Lonse Sugar. Gc needs no comment they selected Of
the inest quality.
=. SCOTT co. also supplied with stock Of fresh
ssgow Spicsd HAns od II allah az
vanety and divor
All goods bought will BE- delivered within five miles of the
e,y Tree OF charEe And ell orders from couutIy it'll
clcsed Temitsnce viii meet the honorable dssns Is II
J. 3. SCOTT 4 co. Is N.s..ust st,
mJo I'm m John n
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

HENRY 81 KAHN,
IMPORTERS, So NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS
have received by late arrivals from their house in Paris
and offer for sale large and choice selection Of The
NEWEST STYLES OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
bunches wreahs Aprigs garands, nc &c. together with
q extensive ortfnent Of
MATERIALS FOR Arr IFlCIAL FLOWER MAKERS
embracing variety unsurpassed in rchaes and extent BY
any other importation.
the jobbng and country trade. ma lm.r
BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
TOR Fehburg, Keens Grsen6sd Bratle6cro Windsor,
nadas All Psckage Parcels and business Of the above
towns or any part the portion Of New Hampshire
and Vermont will be faithfully attended il directed to the
care or L. BI0ELOW, Court street. Boston.
NB-Be sure mark Packages to OF Bigeows Ex-
nresn j25rc
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M. WISE, OPTICIAN,

FfOM OEhMANT,
NJ osT RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of New
l New York public general that he has located
"''''s'' = nm NO. ~ BROADWAY
sPECYACLEs AND HEADING GLASSES,
Ia Gold, Silver and Steel Frames -
NJ w would sso remind the publ whom he 10 pat,lly
known by annual visits Springs for the last
years that by his knowledge Of the Optical science he
enabled determine the glasses suitable for Fer
with weak be supplied with glasses which Will
grestly teneft aud not strain the sight
Particular attention ]. called TO new sle OF Perspective
polish ground produce the purest VISION aud have
been highly the best in their effect upon the
and aiding.
Short sighted persons and such have been operated upon
for Cataract can slso be suited
He Glasses. Of superior quality in old frames.
and solics the patronage OF all Ia &C mis- articles
IwI warrant all Spectcles purchased from suit the
sight for Eve years, exchange them without extra charge
m2J sm-f
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BOWERY AMPAITHEATHE.
SANDS, LENT f. co, PROPRLETORS,
Fresh Nouefy,
On Monday Evening, March 3Oth,
Will introduced for the Gst America the thorough
bred Arabian horse
PAS TEMPS
Purchased by Mr. Sands from Fran eons Paris who will per-
form the
POLKA, WALTZES &c.
First appearance in America also of the celebrated English
fairy steed
CINDERELLA,
In original aud curious Of lcats
MIR Mosely in his great act OF
England, Ireland and Scotland.
Besdss great variety of other entertainments See bills
Boxes Is cents: Pit 12la cents
Doors open at Il performance half past7.
m30 STR
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Hn's Infallible onguent. for Graduating

HIPS Infallible Onguent. for Graduating
tyrss and all exfoatous OF the scalp, stay the falling OF
hair bald places prevent grey hairs make the
AR and superior toilet article is po:vey recon-
her cities, Who have been benehttsd BY is Principal
Mr.. Evrrard Us Grand street Mr. r. seweil l7s
nnd street Mrs Sloan 5 Grand and !. the PRINCE
Wholesale and retail drug and fancy good all Of
HON have certificates Of in all signed BY the
originator, prevent counterfeits
R0ussel's Perfumery Establishment, 100
roadway between Liberty and Courtlsnd Streets Mer-
Cooenss, Extr.su Toilet Soap shaving Cream. &c se
os superior quality. wholesale and retail.
French Lunar Pills-Ladles will mud the
article (no disappointment at liz Cherry street.
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tvFom he Albany Atlas March 971
now gradually going dssn ssso. I.rs. number q
p Nth spring seods for merchants. Who Snd OK
uceedgy dcult 70 transfer them their stores The
lock and pier merchants viii loossrs to any great
xtsn except from the brief suspension Of heir bust
From the Bangor Wing. March 2sJ
Inc wsssasr = now gloomy ne rain storm Of ysssr
river by the nood. and overflow Of portion Of our
While anxiously awaiting intelligence. We will i'm
the time by giving view Of the position of the
soovs the city to min. miles below Is i.d V with ,oi;S
zee twenty inches thick and apparently firm az mid
winter During all this distance the water is compare
lively sluggish About mile above tho city, at Treats
Falls IL the 6rst jam of ice which Aows the water back
FOR several feet In height The jam ct Eddngton
back high as the top Of tie dam Al the City
Mills and the water stands up to the bed Of those
1S e. Su s:y
an enormous JAM the jam which has flowed the water
back over the tops Of houses the banks Of the
o. any on the river, to crumbe and bend and host
The damage cannot now be estimated The people liv
and the people the banks Of the river below the Jam
were yesterday making their fearing ITS approach
10 :.
at that place there shall be rush Of
pee from above. which may not reasonably be expected
Except perhaps from 6unkhaze and Olamon whore the
Ice is very ARM but which may be aoatsd out by the
high freshet and which. It IL feared, may take place
The jam in passing Great Works did but little damage
3 the mills but took OF bridge and created alarm. At
saltwater great loss This jam hourly expect
ed to break away aud come rushing down. Should it
10 80 before the river below Is cleared the City Mills
must CO. and the damage and loss be very great the
rents Of those mills this year exceed fifteen thousand
loars They greatly needed in the business of the
|eason. Should this jam come down within day or
wo and start the two others onward to this city, in the
state Of the ce the overflow would probably be
great
Should we receive further intelligence before 60
ng to press friends abroad will understand some
hing from this Of the present state Of the river and
aust await with US for further developements
We 90 to press at IL o clock The City Mills are
landing, and matters the river remain they were
e:t night except that the high tide today has flowed
go some cellars.
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G.. B. CLARKE,
nIER HINT TAILOR

NEAR FULTON, ia VILLA. ST, opposite the New
IN Buildings has . Elegant Assortment Of STRING
GOODS which VIII be made Order the fashionable
msnner the following prices Drey Coats all coors ~
cut ~ Once Costs, Vests, &c. always kept on had Army
and Navy Uniforms.
this sessbliSAusas v uanvAllea. m0 it'rh
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WINDOW SHADES

NOTICE-To those who may wi,h purchase this article
Manufacturer Of the real Genuine Patent Oil
Window shades which free from liza
bic to Curl the edges and the only kind that suitable
9s tne vsnous eumstes q me country nv esent stock
be the line OF business aud for Wholesale his Manu-
featuring facilities place him beyond the reach Of all Compe-
tit,on
10 Factory II Dirision street. 70 STORE NO $50
Ii. +. WEBB.
Also, the Superior Wire Window Shades Wholesale and
Refs t~;ss.
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WIN. w: SHIRLEY. Asesioees
..or Il; ,DUCLvZEAv, Aee.lon.sr,-
Il AN0E SALE OF ELEGANT PERSIAN and HI
- DOC SHAWLS AND SCARFS, imported express

.por DuCLuZEAU. Aae,on.er,
II AkGE SALE OF ELEGANT PERSIAN and HIN
- - p0O shAWLs AND SCARFs, imported expressly
TURTLES DUCLUzEAU will sell, on Wednesday,
Apri Isl NJ O'clock at the large room in the Coliseum
40 broadway large and elegant OF Persian
hndooshsws and over 800 Cashmere
ana long Shaws and scar received by ships Zurich and
Igo rom tnrope beng catirey patterns imported
essy Tor spring sales the whole Of which will be persmpo-
my sold Tor cash. offering the greatest inducsmen ladies'
year; owner being obliged leave for Europe
wool, adapted TO the spring season.
AlsoA veiy large Of super Hindoo Ahaws,
measuring 81 yards square. warranted ali WOOL and averaging
in cost from 30 to IS collars each
doll,rs each "
Also-A very large assortment Of superior Cashmere Scarf
viz blue white, scarlet and coored Of superior
from 10 to 20 dollars each.
Catalogues will be ready and tn. goods will be arranged for
exhibition the day previous the the are
particularly invited TO examine them m2 <tissle
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wsgvs At length in our columns to-day, the treaty
Of commerce and navigation between the United States
and Belgium, recently ratified by the Senate. II places
Belgium In the position Of the ost favored nation, in
her commercial intercourse with this country AMI
tends equal facilities TO the United ststss The treaty
il to remain In force ten years. subject to twelve mcnh
notice after the expiration of that time from either party
wishing to terminate Its operation
The Reading Railroad il in active operation and the
transportation of coal from the mines to tide water has
far this season, been much beyond ths most liberal
estimates formed by the company The business Of this
road Is only limited by the supply Of cars and the Dc
mand for coal continues unusually scvs for the season
tha
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CLIREHUGH'S
nv ENTILATING AND GOSSAMER
WIGN AND ECALPE

MAY, FOR ELEGANCE, LI0HTNEsS, and DURA-
dsn st In sr manufacture they differ from Al 9thIs
bued appear issuiag on the axis they
Of the brow than the lra hair does aud having
metallic spring. all dsaueeable pressure il obvated For 4
southern climate they nesmabe being Of only ounce
weight.
Senators members Congress- aud gentlemen from every
quarter fhe country who wearing C.'s wigs,
be referred to-
Thu prices w, be found sut the Of all
un26 lv<r
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NEW TARIFF.
MPORTANT NEWS 70 Shipper Of Grain and other

L NEWo 10 Shippers oil OIain Ano Other
L Farm Produce to Great Britain.
new having passed the Legislature, adWittng the
roton OF foreign corn aud provisions AZ very low rate OF
to ship the GLASGOW market to open good connection
and Provision trade and there has hitherto been Of
importance who had practical knowledge Of that
trade glasgow better opportunity could be desired by
respectable houses TO form connecton in that market Lib
eral advances will be given to shippers.
the subscrbes long and of the
Grain and Provision Trade aud also his friendly intimacy
with the buyers large and respectable trade be calcu-
lated upon
The subscriber begs refer shippers Mr. A. H. Fnlay,
Astor House. ROBERT ROBERTSON,
m28 lm+rc SO Union street, GLASGOW.
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tU-A CARD. -4l0
NATIONAL TIL EATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
PROPRIETORs--MEsSRS WEIGH, MANN AND

blshment so warmly paronsed during these LIST sig
months By the citizens strangers and visitors from all parts
OF the world must speedily close in order fulfil the mpe
tive engagements already entered into for the This
nouncemen forth TO the hundred aud seventy
hve Artists and with this and
ASSURE the thousand. or liberal who have rendered
energetic and unceasng efforts will be cssayed render the
OF ng and stage the most
grsstn management of +.
Cataract Of the anges from the Theatre Royal Duy Lane
such as cannot be surpassed in any couutrv
the and costly hind exceeding in number al
former Every style of Eastern Banners Flag
sigma Authority.an overwhelming Torrent Of Real Wa
Us arsm ms ~ MAN,. % m
ed with beaten gold drawn by cream colored
succession Of startling effects such the of THU
vat alone furnish, aud bring superior
manner before discriminating public. mig
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UUhT wIN a.-U0 qasrle cash. tied for WIne-insi ~
n isS'' ~ TX. COLLINS b CO., = 3essS x
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HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY AND ANATOMY,
WITH THE MANIKINS &c.

nR WIETING gives his third regular Lecture Of the
- Course in Clinton Hall. This Monday Evening" March
3d. at N o'clock, the ccua Of the Bood-venous and
Artereal the Of Palpaon of the Heart and
the hear, and other portion, of the system &C.
Hereditary Descent OF Of Consumption; Ven
ulaon Tight Lacing and several thugs which weaken the
lungs. To be illustrated by dsections the anikns aud
exhibition Of the heart lungs achea &c and inflated
lung of one THE lower ANIMALS.
Admission I2S cents. m30 tim
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EBEN K. CLARKE.

EBEN X. CLARKE,
TAILOR AND DRAPER
* WILLIAM STREET, corner Of Pine, New York. re-
~ spscully informs hrs friends and tho public that he
which will Ike up the fashionable style rea.
son,bls sits, for cash My. m3s item
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MUSIC TAUGHT,
I'm THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS, by Lady,
~ who has thorough knowledge Of the science She
give respectable and satisfactory references line adj
essed W. H. the Office Of this paper shall be punctual
ly attended TO. miro lmsr
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SARONI s. ARCHER.

I51 Water street, corner OF Maiden lane,
HAVE ON HAND, large assortment Of Caps Silk and
Fur IS Of every description, and Spring styc, Straw
end Panama Hats.
Also Oil Silk Glazed Lawn, vizors aud Cap,tocks. which
they offer very low prices
Dealers and manufacturers will do we'll to .xamine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. mt2 Inns m3O 3w
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
DARTIES furnished with the Violin, Harp Pianoforte.
Apply to r. ). and O. Aylis. No IN Elm street, corner
Of Howard. mi hmm
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MUSIC

M DUMSDAY, No: S. Bond street, near the powsry,
1s Professor Of the Guitar Singing Accordion and VIC
ln continues teach LADIES' and Gentlemen their
sdences, all Of New York City, with much facility
Terms very reasonable. Apply s. Bond street.
mi lmsrc
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FANCY NEEDLE-WOKK EMPORIUM
HENRY LAWRENCE,

TMPORTER OF ZEPHYR WOOL, CANVAsS, PAT:
i Terms, BEADS, PRINCES, GIMps, &c II JOHN
sTREET. NEAR BkoADWAY-h, l. ts.-. ,h;s m =,
the above store and prepe offer extensive stock in
his line selectt by himself in Europe with especil rste
confident that his cannot fail OF commanding share 81
puoe pa He 10 opening many Articles entlr.y
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MR. GEORGE LODER respectfully announces to the
1v1 public Of New York his intention to give
THURSDAY. April I'd, at the
TABERNACLE,
the chef dnuvre Of the modern Ere ch composer Fell
Glen David
THE DESEKT!
Grand Ode Symphony three ntesperssd with Re.
citations. Aas Chorusss an Orchestral Symphonies,
scale of magnitude hitherto unprec edeDted.
The Performance will commences with the CONCERT Over
Marmion composed and dedicated the New York
Philharmonic Society. by GEORGE LUDER
After which, lie Desert by Fecien David
The Recitatons and Solos, by kOBT GEORGE PAGE.
To conclude with a Grand Festival Overture by Liad.
panther.
Ticket, 50 be obtained at various Music Stores
and Of II. Meggs, 4a6 Broadway. m28 5t-m
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TEETH-TEETH-TEE
UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
DENTISTRY
the old estabshment, g EAST BROADWAY.
Tee :ss o. en-. plate 80, from ii I" to q
for ali other worE 10 propcoa with the above lis,
Teeth mounted for other Dentists All work done q tbs Of
fee warranted. N TAfLOH,
ia im-re Surgical and Mechanical Dentist.
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IJyT.Et'

- THE MANSION HOUSE Of DR.. Valentine Mar.
Ei with several acrs Of gosnd Booningdae. about
miles from the City Hal. fronting the Hudson river
VII be let, " ith house furnished or uufurushed.
Aso two story brick front House No. lis Ooesek street.
sppy to B. HUTCHlNGs No. John st. from 10 TO u
NM -
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EXPRESS NOTICE.
A EXPRESS e, Yonsers Pe.nons Sing Sing Gald
Park Kingston, Rhinebeck Red Hook Bristol Catak Hud
and Knderhook Landing will leave the Office
Of the undersigned afternoon at o'clock until further
notice. LIVINGSTON WELLS,
maj tire No. 10 Wall street.
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@,sss 10

RATES eE Toll AND TRANsPoRr ArroS
From Mt. Carbon. s. Uaren p Ci;nton
To Richmond -. 81 10 81 30 Il nj
To Philadelphia. 90 40 i rs
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walls from Havana, comprising variety Of choice and
well known brands also 1000 Plantations. all made Of the
The advertiser receiving by every vessel
from Havana the finer ,aties only Of Sega be sold low
for cash winch he will cell 81 thousand less than other
house Country meIchants and keepers invited
call on GEORGE WELLS, Jr, l9o Front street
m27 2w*rc