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NEW 7 DIRK, Mnlth End, l5IU.
nes>rs JEwFLL HARRisoS Il Co.
have no hesitation in saying that in no CONVEX
snticn IN which have been engaged. in Vermont or
elsewhere in which your names have been inlrodu-
ced, have | ever intended 10 say any thing which
sioui affect your character, standing, credit or mode
of doing busne> s-ns Commission Merchants in New
York; nor have ever had any reason from know-
edge or information 10 believe Won irresponsible
that you conducted your business in manner
unbccOmnp Commission Merchants
You At liberty 10 make such ue Of this as You
may deem proper.
| am very respectfully
Your obedlcni servant.
(Signed) n. w. FISK.
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WI DAMRELL.
Bllh, Me. NAV q, 1915.

Bath, Me. May 81, ls45.
Ma. f. BRowN,--Dear Sir:---l have some time past
suffered much from Jauadire and by pep>a al ths
Slorach loss ofappetjtc and iroule and pa in from
The least simple food. with pain in the head and SIDE
a slight cuu-h general weakness and debility The
.y>tem. Alter using pumI er Of me7Iicnes without
anyrelcf wa induced to Try your Sar>aparilla and
Tomato B.tter~. received Immediate relief rom he
use Of one Bottle and feel gra'lied for the great relic
have received and would recommend II to all who
are sitering from similar disorders. Yours, truly,
FREDERICK b. SLAID.
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TNr'I1nT, Ne. JTne 5, IS14.
NER COMPLAINT, can be cured without re>oriing
10 merrny II yoUw.ll only Use Browns sarsaparIla
and Tomato BUc.s.
TO Mr.. Frederic, Brown Proprietor olthe Sar>apa-
rla and Tomato Btl,rs:
THIS cortue- tina, nay wife was severely afflicted
tn the Liver up'1utanl her health wa very Sc
rousy ro rrm.nej Having tIcd various pre-, Grip
lions wlhuH s4ccc>, ~he wa fortuna ely induced 10
try yoE. >arsap3riIa and Tomato Bitters; her health
on bean 10 improve, and she j. now mech better
N health, and would ad,-c any one H. Ill health tou,e
tucu. ours, respectfully,
CHARLES CARRIE
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CdbotrNe, Sept, 1874. NANCY d. TwicHELL.
n. u. Thoe who may wish TO make lrlal Of the
Lace can call at the residence Of DR., Smith, or he
VIII visit them anywhere in the village without any
additional charge and he will refer any lady or
senltmanwho may wish, to some one IN this village
who has proved the utility of the Lace in Their own
case They may also he had # his agents - tiar-
rngton d. Brother- together wnh ample directions
for application &C., 30. 40
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rE'sEET PEE .HIGs

Wholesale and Retail Agent, flriIc town of B1r
iugt.n, . HAKmNcloS & BEoIIiEA.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHiC REPORTS.
NEWS FROM THE ARMY.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GALVESTON,
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Wreck Of the Steamer Potomac,
&c. &c. Ee

The mail from the South, which arrived at
Baltimore last evening, brings little later ntei-
gence from Texas, brought to New Orleans on the
Sth inst, by the steamer Galveston, from Calves
ton, from which place she left on the 5th
The Galveston Ciritian says the appointment
OF captain in the new regiment of mounted rifle
men has been declared by Mr.. Walker. Seven
companies of mounted rilemen, from the Red
river county of Texas, passed through Austin
on the 10Th ult, on their way to San Antonio,
where they would be mustered into the service of
the United States for the war.
1t is said that Gen. Lamar will be elected Brig.
Gen. of the Texas volunteers. Gen. Burleson re-
fused to be q candidate against him.
Report Of rather an indefinite character had
reached San Antonio that the Mexicans were
concentrating large force at Preside for the
Rio Grande, with the intention Of marching
against San Antonio.
The report failed to excite much alarm among
the Texans.
We think it has before been mentioned that
the United States dragons formerly stationed at
Austin, left on the 10Th ult. for San Antonio
Capt. M. r. Smell, of the Texan volunteers, ar
rived at Galveston on the Galveston, from the
army, for the purpose of raising from three to
four companies Of foot
The New Orleans Bulletin has letter from on
board the U. s. schooner Flirt, dated Brazos San
tiago June 80, which states that they were on the
eve of sailing for Santander, where, it was said,
the Mexicans landed provisions, munitions ofwar,
SC. for the army
There had been succession of gales at Brazos
and in the Gulf.
The schooner Sarah Lavna was wrecked. Her
crew were saved by the Flirt.
The revenue cutters Woodbury., Forward, and
Van Buren,, with large fleet of merchantmen,
were at the Brazos outside the bar, waiting to be
taken in
An afray occurred in camp on the 10Th June,
between two Texan mounted men; one of whom,
named Walker, was shot dead.
No movement of the main body of the army
beyond Matamoras has yet been made. The
troops are impatient to march, and will do SO as
as soon a sufficient number of lght-traught
steamers arrive.
The writer of the letter says the Mexicans in
that region are sullen, and ready to reioin their
brethren in arms when occasion offers. They
have their arms hanging up in their houses, and
show signs of fear.
The Alabama brought over Lieut.. Kipg.bury
and DR.. Russell, of the army. The G.. confirms
the total loss Of the steamboat Potomac. She was
wrecked on her passage from Galveston to the
Rio Grande, about six miles beyond the pass of
San Louis. The boat will be total loss--the
cargo partly saved in damaged condition.
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HOWES 4 CO.'S NEW YORK. MAMMOTH
CIRCIIS

VnNHE LARGEST E6TABLlS HMENT organix cd in
the United States, comprising $50 Men and Horses
Srns Garages to convey the psor%sr EsISroS: mn
Quesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of tho
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose new style OF Equestrian Feau peculiarly her
beng chsste and classics graceful and address:
eence render this gifted and srfife
ing feature Of the this The Propretor
Ter the public the brilliant description the respee
yc newspspers Of extraordinary and daring eets perform
the f'p''' aS NJ h xN sf's SaST FfSsh
Randall weighs 4 lbs Mrs Randall Is tie most enormous
gantess in the world They will appear Jack and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feats OF
will comprise u Acts Of Horsemsnship Gym
naste Exercsss Classic and humorous sfsepeess
NIXON, and the anapproaehsble Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena MIR HOBBS whose feais
niis Act Of by Master Nixon Olympic E1sI-
NJ sd % 2: :.s Sy MErfe o:
Dogs, Hector and Billy: Tbs SWISS BROTHERS, in
Mr.. Nixon and his Mr. bewes his Neurological and
brilliant Act of Fencies Of pro-us' Mr.. c. Howes in
Slack Rope Evolutiens Mr. Geo Sweet, the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer. With variety Of othen: The whole
comprising the lending most talented and classic performers
This unrivalled corps Of Equestrian, will perform at
Sacketts Harbour the 17h WATERFOWL the 18TH 22d
Canton sd at Ogdeusburgh "a at Prescott in Canada and
Kingston 2ath 10Th and oh Of July, and from thence
HowEs CO.'S New York Mammoth Circus.
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WONDERFUL. SHEET

WONDERFUL SHEET
THE NATIONAL Police GAZETTE If tbi. week
will be unusually full OF varied and deeply
U.drr the Lives OF the Tslonsp will bs founa IN. -
nnkable history and OF the audscious
George Barnes Harvey otherwise known the Man With
the Cmrss Bag ecnss5,1g E,phc ,sessns Of his
uanspsrtsriont Botany Say subsequent schsvssn in
and pursuit Of tn. robbers Of tn.
ial Of shelby for urder with the defence mad. BY
Hos Henry Clay. -
singular Of sonnsmbulsm and hsrribls Suspected
Murder,
The Lottery swaders and the Rsd.Jaeksted Huszsr,.
Biographical Sketch Of the Hen. Jshn McKson, with
portrait
Appalling OF Incest and Suicide
Recent Movements Of Peter Risson the Dane
Horrd Nurder in jersey Cify-its cause.
"a Strange Case OF Clerical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Eeubsn RowIey, OF wrentham (as per cent?
Myssreus Gaze OF Supposed Murder-ths Evidence Of
Extensive Cosspoadenes from various parts Of the Unis.
&c. SC. - -'
Interesting Case Of ZIope .ent with its consequence,
lMovsmsnts oil the "1suchen," the Advantages of
d .rng Attempt a. Rape in Providence on the Highway
tentenee Of Wy att, the Murderer by Judge WhtngZse-
vesl Of Bgamy In the Esst-Remsrkabe Murders and
Robberes IN the Sout1he Policy Deslers and their rae.
nses1Ru,,,n riespochst, and Their MISUNDERSTANDING
eompe the Regieide and Fail Confession of Howard The
Murderer Of Phoebe Hanson. -
Together with ETY. OF other Deeply interfering
exploits ri Hghwsymen, Mail Robbers Rayishers Toncb
&c. &c.
sale Csstrs street. New York and apoux all the
re:rsetsbIs and intellectual news SCENTS in the country
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W. -. ~"",iSs bi6,I93
We have returns Of the aggregate value of the i'm.
ports into the United States for the year ending June So
1885, but so far a. able to judge from the imper
feet returns received from time to time within past
year. from the principal importing ports, it 10 i'm.
preston that viii correspond very nearly with that of
the year previous and that the falling of in tho revenue
has been caused bv the gradual reduction in the average
duties upon imports which has been Observable every
year Of the sxistsnss of the present act The npora
toss fer the first quarter Of ls4s, into this port and
i,to the country generally, exceedingly large,
compared with the corresponding quarter in 1916,
as will b seen by the above table of revenue. This
wss caused principally by the deficiency in the mporta.
tons ofthe previous quarsr and the proracted passages
Of vessels ffsa Europe, throwing into the nrs quarter
OF 1915 large amount Of merchandise which would
otherwise have been entered in the last quarter in s4s
As 'ooa receive the ofcia returns showing the
value Of the imPortsons &c fer the past nscal year
we shall DO able to shsw the Of the deficiency in
he ravspua
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NEW PANTOMIME.

THE RA VEL FA MILY,
NDLO'S GARDEN-Fridsy Evenng. July l6th.-Ths
~ performances will commence with favonte Ov
To be followed by Daring and Extraordinary Fess the
TIGHT ROPE, BY the Ravel Family, Gabriel Ravel and
Charles Winther.
Af.er which, the Comic Pastoral Pantomlme of LA FETE
CHAMPETRE, by the Ravel Family and Mime NJ Javelli
The Polka Dance, by Nine Leon Jave and Mons Henri.
Ia the Rcfreshmeut Saloon.
To conclude with the Comic Psntomime of ROBERT
AND pERTRAND-Robert, A kavel: Bertrand, Rave !;
Nous Dumont Rsvel; Notary, Rave; Lavaleur, Win.
tin Javelli.
Docn open o'clock entertainments begin o'clock.
Tickets 50 cenfa.
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$zzI,36y Zyy.Iy6 6,l62 620,3l3
The number Of passengers in the same period M,
sssaa 1885 l0o543 and Isl $50. The tonnage was
s799 II o75 80 600 and Al, 75s tons upward and 4s7s
81 o4 50 1884, and $50 down-makng los 2ss tons up
An 10000 tons down. including 22275 cords of wood
The average of tons 70 each train roserom 4a to 6s
thea to loa and last year reached la4,s. In three
years and eight months the total of miles run has been
A57,<44.
The annexed table, from the oficisl returns Of the
Treasury Department exhibits the receipts from GUS
toms for each quarter Of the past two years: -
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nILs,e !, Of the Astor House).
z. M. ROGEHS,
Late Of the Steamer Empirel.

jyI7tf uc Late Of the stesmer Empire).
CASTLE GARDEN. with its Eextensive Promenades is
~ open day and eveningOn Friday and Saturday Eve
nngs, July 18th and 18Th good selection of Music from
Kaiiasr, st.r.s Bslipi Labt,ky B9s!d.u Won Weber,
der direction Of Mr. Meyre !nermsson Of half hour
for Refreshments The beautiful range Of COSMORAMAS
antly illuminated with thus giving excellent
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AMUsERIENTs, DC.
ROWERY THEATRE.

w. JACKSON. takes this method Of retaining his
"A: acknowledgements TO the New YORK public, for the
tensive p.tronsge bestowed o h Efforts he past
for their IN the New Theatre.
Although the first has been under his individual and
patronage ha. been fully equal superior any
saprneneed oy his predeeeSsSr "a te management The
July 10th nss for Repairing Csanisg sad Painting and
will be employed In preparing Grand Drama the script
Of which has just been received from London be prodsced
the reopsnlng" scae and with
maFnhcsnee Every alteration that can add TO the comfort
nd convenience Of the audience the front Of 'he
house will be made Aractions without reference
attending win be produced daring the ensuing
brilliant Patronage bestowed his efforts during the
past year. jyis
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COLD AIR VENTILATION.
HEALTH AND COuLNFSS IN CROWDED OFFICES
CHURCHES Re-

NJ n GORDON, recently from turope, will Lecture on
~ this subject Friday evening, 18th inst At o'clock
IN the Apollo Rooms, Broadway.
These rooms will he fitted up his method OF
oyvolumes OF Iced Air finely distributed through the
spaltment which in the hottest weather will the
!re%e simple wa, adopted eight by the
IN inds, when attache commits the
and was the of preserving and friends per.
feet health The severely hot weather
him 10 introduce il to the New York public.
The apthortes of Dr. Ure, FRS. Dr. D. 3. Reid, NJ.
Janod Dr. Oshome, &c and the practice Of the Reorm
Club House aud Bank of England Londoa and many fac
tories in Lancashire will be adducsd in illustration OF this
important meiiod.
AL who love the ygcr and elastic health impaired by
s6nndsnt supply Of fresh cool air in dwellings offices
churches, theatres &c. this lecture the some what T.
specfully submitted
Lecture to at soclock on Friday evening with
the rooms at 10 degrees FAIR contribution cents to-
wards the expenses expected.
Sat hdfp..t on the afternoon Of Friday, select
OF Public Buildugs &C. will be en- 20 which sucr gem
emeu respectfully invited preference meeting
n the evening jyI Fri. rye
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% TROY { HOUSE ThoY =. J;

THIS House in fne order capsule of aceommo-
dating about three hundred persons. The Boa
ton Buffalo, Saratoga, aud Montreal ..art Immediately in
Mont of the house steamboat landing is within
few steps, The propetos by thsir individual
tons for the comfort of their guests receive continu
ance Of public favor.
Thi. i.. without exception the pleasant the
line of the above places their baggage
TO or from the house for any direction
Our esablshmenr has employ Their efore
travellers receive with caution reports from
those employed by other houses.
Persons wishing make excursion Saratoga Springs
leave New York Saturday evening have ample time
to visit the lake. dine, and TsT y sanSay evenings boat
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE oMPANF
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

WITH A SURPLUS
Ovyfcz Al FULTON STREET, BEooKLyr.
CONT!NUEs to take risks buildings. machinery. mer.
Oehandlze and property generally their usual favorable
terms This company has passed through the two sre.en
conagations that have occurred in the country they
owe their escape from them with comparatively slight losses
and scattering risks Ali losses which the company May
sustsn will be adjusted md paid promptly asheretoiore
Company take special notify their customers IN
~" % q" ''p'''B IS w BBEIAMATER President
jyH 1wis Z. c. FINN, Secretary.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
EXCHANGE.
HlS Company continues against loss damage
by Fire on dwelling houses sreh9dses, buildings in
personal property also against los. damage by inland ma
vigaton and transportation.
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thome, ELISHA Riggs,
Thomas I. Woodruff, Anson Baker,
II. II. Robson, M. ID. Joseph Drake.
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
csesTscker, James r.. Holmes,
John r. DAWSON, John 7. More,
John II. Lee, William X. Thorn,
Caleb G. Tpns, Thomas MorreII,
Francis Sage, Eugene Bornr
John C. Merritt, Robert Smith
GEO. T. HORT, s sssssssy." ihoNN '; - a.
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Died,
On Thursday morning, 10th inst Jour infant son of
C. Leshy. eyed nine months
friends and those Of his wife, are respectfully in.
vited 70 attend bis funeral this afternoon AZ CLOCK
from slts street. near Penny Bridge south Brooklyn
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A l. III A M X A,
No. $50 BROADWAY (bsfNeen Snrinr AID

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
Of superior order will be given this fashionable
TANCE FREE.
Ice Creams Fruit Ices Charlotte de Russe Jres Fruits
their season and description of also
Wines. CordiNls aad Liqsors of the frat quality.
iyl7 lt.ua me
AMERICAN THEATRE, NEW ORLEANS.
IL SeseIoer w "fsn ~, theatre ior the season on
formers Of wellknown talent and celebrity beug my
the Union Stars will find to their advantage negotiate
with the establishment.
Geo. Holland. Esq is my duly authorised agent in New
York. All engagements, and other matters of business
nested with this Theatre made by him, will be binding
me. 8. r. STICKNEY.
Proprietor Of American Theatre, New Orleans,
June IL, 1876.
.Addres., posi-, paid. Geo. Holland (Agent) Olympic
Theatre, New York. jvl4 4t2tawuasrrc
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House OF II representatives.

CorGREssMEN.
Mr.. Mckay, from the Committee of Ways and Means
gres. by mileage and per diem for the remainder of the
session. end for other purposes Read twice and referred
to committee Of the whole.
HONOR AMERICAN ARMS.
Mr.. CnAssroN presented resolution ofthanks to Cen
Taylor and the army passed by the Legislature of Rhode
Island
THE Paw OF voLrrrEERs
The House went into committee, Mr. Norris In the
chair and the consideration of the bill appropra
ting Sl pay volunteers and for other purposes
Mr. FooTE addressed the committee, and made party
speech against the administration in relation to the
nexation Of Texas and the Mexican war.
Mr. CALEB b. SMITH followed in vehement, bitter,
excoratng speech against the administration in relation
to claiming the Rio randc the boundary of Texas and
Mr. H,ILrARD next Espoke and made specific speech
He would support the war but preferred peace He be-
leved that IL Clay had been President we would have
Mr. Corr followed and warmly sustained the admins.
tration in all IL had done in relation to the war
AT two o'clock the debate closed by limitation. All
amendments rejected, and the bill as reported to
the House passed on ito final reading, 100 to 4.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
The House then took up the resolution from the Senate
for Congress TO adjourn on the 10th proxmo
Mr.. Born called the previous question.
Mr.. DhoMoooLE moved to lay the resolution on the
sustained and the resolution concurred in with but
two or three dissenting voices.
THE PAY or MEMBERS or cosoREn.
Tho House then went into the Committee Of the
Whole, Mr. wErrwosrH in the chair, and took up the
bill 70 Pey the mileage and per die allowance Of Nom
tGrest merrment at the appearance Of the chairman,
who is celebrated for his extraordinary height
Various amendments offered and rejected, one
by Mr. Stewart proposed reducing the pay Of members
TO six dollars per day aer session oil months to four
dollars per day after session Oft months and to three
dollars per day atcr session Of months The bill was
explained by Mr. Mckay and discussed and opposed by
Mr. Henneman He did not like the provision in it for
paying expenses Of certain Indians.
MIR DoucL.. got the floor and tried to speak but mo-
body would listen to himhe House in its roars OF NOR
rimen the party decisions Of the Chairman would let
NO one be heard Finally the Committee got up ana the
House adjourned, amid loud bursts Of laughter on all
sides.
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MANSION HOUSE.

MANSION HOUSE,
THE uSbERsiGNED bsss leave q sanoune. 70 hi.
friends and the public that he Leased the above
Tor term OF ysers and hopes BY e1peence and
attention TO business to merit bsTs r5ay e. thsir patron
mrs sm.re Formerly Of The D. s. Hossi, Boston
p A. XII. DELMONlCO, are happy a laform their
friends and the public, that their Hotel in Broad
way No. Is corney OF Morris completed and
will be opened on the LIST Of June next.
NO pains have been spared render ofhe
Portable the and DESTROYS offs home
we'll merely passing n.y. will find all
wants aud comforts attended to with the ct attention
SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEY STREET, N. Y.
OsEPH SMITH late Of Worcester England, begs leave
to inform his friends and the public general
and calcusted please gentlemen OF taste He
VIII always heretofore keep his Bar and Larder supplied
with the best Liquors and that the market aors
Dinners from u l socock. and Cold Cun, Chops, Stakes.
His supply OF English and city newspapers 10 sxceIed BY
NO house IN New York. and his Ales Wines Dogar
OF the no superior quality and the attendanes prompt Pr
vate Rooms provided for parties and the comfort and
myB lmsr
"SURGO UT PROSSIM."
DAUL H. DENNIS AND J. MARTIN BOTHER,
the Is AT sTRE S"po
site the skcoSD WARD HOTEL where they will BE- happy
them with call Their BAR will at all times Be Wen SUP
Cigars &c 10
essr DENNIS BorNER assure their friends that every
enjoyed and they confident of giving to all
who partake Of the comforts and luxure Of their
Lunch will be set every day at eleven o'clock free
oil charge jyi5 lwsje
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WALTER 0REENoUGH. Au.rr.

GROCERY SALE FIXTURES &c-w. GREEN.
" OUCH. will sell his day Friday at 10 o'clocs the
No. $50 Broadway the stock Of choice
family go, cries consisting Of choice green and bscE teas
sugars java eehes, mozsses spices butter cheese Sc
so valuable stock OF choice liquor. Havana and
Prncps ssgars. champagne &c Also the fixtures elegant
brass scales copper large and sm. stand casks
on. isrse Ieinseraor, one mahogany counter. &c.
B-Ths stock Is large and well worthy attention
e'"s eash- jv7 itsr
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BON SEJOUR.

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
eommodatoa hotel the Jersey side has long de-
sderstum which y now supplied The house 1.-THE cid Me
new rooms and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid out and what with luru
RANT shrubbery charming walks agreeable drives plea.
SAINT boating the place will challenge competition with any
summer can be provided 9Th rooms ssi q
Kills. and the neghborng woods are nee sfclsnt in game
The reame, Psssac, plying YQrk and Newark
and The stssI; Of New York NOR, beautiful
In fne all vsitsrs Customers and boojss NAV be assured
that will be spared make e place merit the IT,
tie given it OF old-Bon Seiour.
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
10 NJ and NJ landing IL font q he .boyo p.se
The Port Richmond boat leaves Pier No. ats IT, s and
6Oclock AT HUr Richmond there wl BE- boats in attend
ance to Passengers and land thsn the house.
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Married,
On Tuesday, l4th inst at ST Marks Church, BY the
Rev. DR. Anthem, Mr. EDWARD T. WILLIAMS to Miss Jo-
HANNA H. Ross.