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Books.

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TO TAILORs.
rI,HE SPRING and summer Fashions tof lsh are no~
published and !or sac BY TOBlRE, CoTAane'sl Nj
nj w.
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An article published in the Paris Revue des
peux xondes, DIVES the following the total annual
uyoduet Of Gold and oliver In America
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sityLB 5uNEs.

Packet ship saranak. Turley, cleared from PIN.
sdsphis for Liverpool with the following cargo Io'No
ba.hsl. Indian Corn 1900 bbs Flour 1900 do Corn Meal
100 Do Bread 10 tres Dry Peschss and ssndry packs
r,s Her freight LIST amounted TO upward OF $4,000
The Dams. Howes. cleared for Liverpool with cargo
a s31s bols Flour and 4OS2 do Corn Meal
The following statistics give an idea oil the Corn
,ysas of Norfolk With foreign pors this year
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
-ss0TT N ,rEelAL lrrcIsTAEsr.

lcTIsTIftp N Tks 1kIsOnh ~ y IeI~1 y
slz 1nA BE- V fa5fa<y su1.ztG, p.,
A. I'll siv-viseSeats ukis under TIE orders OF -
G-sera % newEp4per nevsp<perf of lesets
osseS for IN any Pos Oce hs BE- inssred 10 Ias
or pap~r, q tbs toSn or ace where us one
AZ II siaux,od krrlzs tx laygez ereziai,on ga.
'@S "' Veg Pan Of.cs Ian pssss 4zeA 5, isfA
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ca FOR sALE-An elegant Couuuy Seat siiasis 10
~ town Of LlvingslOn, Coumbis Co. ren the yiass
Johpstown four miles east az ths Hudson hset -
nine miles of the city of Hudson on tne 49,
YORK and Albany Pos, Road consisting OF aoosl ID Srs
Of highly improved snd yslusbls aad. The house DUEL
Of BRICK 20 feet wide aud 80 feet deep, with Two aiss
covered p.szLss. There are upon tho pisce conmo'y
barns, s,sbles, csfrage-honse gfAnsry eehouse, vi
stocssd with choice fruit The present occupant having ~
ont isr~e uaubsr u young Trees within The last 81
years good supply Of IL brought lnto tho hoafe
through pipes connected with q large htcTlng cfsEcfa
There are ssO wells aud springs Of pure water cef bc
house. The place has been occupied by ihs subse iof
tae issl six years JOSEPH w. RUSSELL
For terms inquire Of w. e. BLEECKER, Albany. ls So
ca FOR sALR.-A farm containing % scres, iyins
- AbOu, three mi.es iron Ho5okeL, mo Pas1des-
Is Of the nos, beautiful sit1eoas about New
York fcl country EesL For farther particulars inquire
JAMES ANNETT,
,Iglm- Corner % AZ ans ard York sts Brooklyn.
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VKNOW, sir. ty your look Of doubt,
Xxhsl YOU have nevvr found me out
You promised 10 procure my verses,
And sus~sI them with tender meicies
Can % have osen ofsrded by ,hena,
o. hss our glance hot vel Come nAk lheNt
Si.sneeis cree han hSssh reply,
some snswer ssne or .hsil die ntS.-
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esA Valuable COUNTRY SEAT and Farm 2.

In Columbia county SIX miles from Hudson city Tor
sale, will be exchanged for city or bEoosyn pIop
Henry w Livingston ESQ and now forming part OF us
estate OF Robert Jefsy deceased, situated about nies
from the city Ofud and adjoining Tbs residence ~ M
MARY Livingston The mansion consists 81 main bud
ing 81 feet square 2stones 10 ghi and 5Oise
by s feet with cellar under tho whole, nnsbei through
Out IN the most complete mgnn5r end commanding sneA
tensve view Of Caikl mOunians There also on the
premises wasboase with four rooms aud garrett large
table and carrisg eh0use also, farmhouse and sain
barn. large ica.h0use filed With Ice. The farm con-
ss Of VI good land suitable Tor grain grass or
pasture and has upon large appieoFchad, to<eih"
pecesssry with out 10 Of snc, Willis
sold seps eely II required. farther description Of The
property Is deemed unnecessary, as no one wouia gu
chase without previous personal examination, les
Hudson River Railroad runs within bali mile q Ins ltm
For farther particulars apply 10 1rs G. Jsn ga tn'
premises, or % RICHARD OAKLEY, bfoe9sL
~ iu,F
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riT--ss NgW.YOnk rs -
E-ss.sssczssAND Erie RAIL Els;z--s

,ons<,r,n,- no sonmoncs Monday, December ~
gor vsrs onee each way daily (sxcepi sanssrxh
Lew Sesv-York fso1a foot d Duars.st = oss
A. N. Cor PlemonI, Ramepo, sioofoe, Cssas 'S~s.
Leave Ousville All A. y nicdlssown 81 o. 00'S
"a, a. csestsr at g as A. N. for Kew Norx .
Fare between New. York and Ousviis 81 o0. e,ct d
Fgessh from Nses-York will be received =. t1e r~.ry
p'sr.t "a board lhs bsrgss Samuel Marsh sns neoef
s1v5nro Jr one Of which VIII leave he c4Iy s's
, X ~ 'Tue.dsys Thursdnys s.t Saturdays ,..,ss
Prsse for NswYoik vii be aSea ~ ne ~ earss
ossTyiie IL O'Clock A. ~ on The sbcys nsnu'o'S IS
dsy, 10 each week. Dec. !, isfa
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sAps % Mary Orleans, Nicholas BiSeie, LiverPsoi
S.sdin!s, do, bark Creole, Baltimore.
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,-xIg-. AMonNING goAT. a ecls ;s,.,, q

~g~@ AsiORNING BOAT, al O'clock ~
Nes tBTgh acd fsLkin, landing al intsrns
dlate places The steamboat HON
LANDER, Capt Chas. 8. Armstrong will leave ne sssn
boal pier foot Of WSren.sL for Albany every
O'clock Sundays excep led connecting WIN 1s 80,
al Skill fog Poughkeepsie Hudson, &c. snd a. NV
kurgl for Kingston, Ca.akiil end Albany II
For passage or freight, apply on board TIE n2s .
GEO. CLARK, on the pier. az w
EINGHAM'S TRANSPORTATION Ltrs
49, aEREIGHr AND PASSAGE 70 Psssysss
Es-.-cts.---1S Pennsyia Cincinnati, ONO -
Tenn Louisville, Ky. 81 Louis, NO - -
all chez places on he Southwestern Rivers Aais q
ages BlnghaIn's Line For Information sei p o.
Lsding apply al the Office, 10 Wesisl ogposts ,t
lade!phia il1e-- n5tnl WM 1fsOS. A-s--
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TO TAILORs

rT,HE SPRING and Sumner FASHIONS tor lsiT are now
publlshed and FOR sale by TO BIRE, CoT'AncsL ny
mi iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

Two DENTI sTs.-The subscriber has Just reeey go
erf without mercury for hling Teeth inveateo
ana recently improved By Of The hst surgical Oenss
IA he world Ii believed 10 be The best article OF 'he
5Aost ~ JOSEPH T. MURPHEI,
80. 556 Broadway.
Orders by mail accompanying One Dollar can have Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

no MANTfACTURERs-A valuable water pow.
L err situated In NOrwak, Conn about foity-nye miles
ffoui Kew York city and three miles from me andlng
whence steamboats, and pAekes sail daily Tor New. foIA
offered for ssd power on sure an
with new dam erected In tbs most substantial nahnes'
conIaiping pond Of four FIVE acres, with II feet head
Apply 10 JOSEPH WOOD, q Old.slip, n. YORK; or TO j.
CAMP, Jr or WIN. c. STREET, NoTwalk
Norwalk. March 2, ls47. ma W.
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IN
" Company. Nsw-Yosk, February - l6H.-N neleas
tie Bylaws adopted by he Directors Of ue Long isi.he
RAILROAD Company, on the z!st dsy OF Aageh 1870 Pro
vide hat 81, 49,. 60.
many FOR he choice OF thirteen Directors shan be he'd on
he bird Monday February Q; each year a. iae once q
he Company IN Eew-York under he direction Of tlree
Inspectors. . s..A.
The poll be open fron Y oe!ccs a. noon SIC % &c
kept Cpen until O'CLOCK, p NJ
And whereas. BY lnscverence such bylaw sns ne
rotce Of such eens has been duly pubAhed "a re-
CURED BY s and 10 election Of Directors for ne year en-
suing having been hedTneetore Resolved ihsi AZ cleo
uon on thirteen Directors Of is Company De he4 ne
Cornparv's ofhce IN New.Nork Tueiday, re ON day
Of A5s next under The direction OF three Inspectors ana
n aecordaacs with The Revised stares The pol 10 De
opsn from II O'Clock uo08, uuai o'clock p " and
isi tie Secretary calss notice thereof 70 pc Guy Puo
lshed.
VII DAVID S. IVES, Secretary.
NOTICE IA herabv rivsu Thai he annual meeting ~ he
400 khoiers OF he Long Island Railroad Company lot ne
eeron Of thirteen directors viii be held al ne once OF
s.it Cenipany A. No a williams, Merchants Exchange
ID ne civ Of Nsw.York on the 9Th dGg ofApfl next
The pol 10 be open from l. oe4ock a. noon -n'H
o'clock, P. NJ. b. order ofshe boafd' ,,.,,s o.,..
Nayg.York February n. 1917. ~ IAp-n
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ORDER Of ). Caldwell, supreme Court Commits
I'D sOnsr nOce hereby given thai attachment has
issued against The estate Of Ethan Paul. resident
debtor and that the viii be sold for the payment o.
lis debs uness he appear discharge such attachment
according law, within zine months from he first publ
CATION Of this notice and that the payment Of any oeO.s
due 70 him by residents Of his Stale and the delivery 10
h .or his Of say properly within the state belong
ing 70 hu aud the ransfer Of any such property b him
are FORBIDDEN ~ law, ard void
GEORGE TRUSCOrT, Jr
rlo faAru Atorney Tor Atlafilnn Creditor.
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RY ORDER 0LRoben ~. LIyIng.lon Supreme coal
by ORDER Of William ~ Mason Supreme COGTt

DY ORDER Of William N. Mason, Supreme Court
- Commissioner notice is hereby given that an sttaen-
has been Issued against The estate OF aes IL " els
nonresident debtor, and ha. the same VIII be sOdiOr
the payment Of his debts unless BIO appear and discharge
such attachment according law within nine months from
The rsl publication Of this notice, and hat ne payment of
any due I'm by residents this State, and LIE dey
cry 20 him for bis Of any properly within this State
belonging hD and the transfer Of any properly by him,
are forbidden by him and are YOd-Daied Norwich r. L.
Nov. 10 1915. JOHN WAIT, Attorney
MA laW9m For Attaching Creditor.
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g. sad ate br.ck aosse, q ayrr-srerue. sc.s.J,
- OF Jay.sL 10 mluies wab from eng Of re ferySs.
has siory tes room, conservatory f.rna.e h.,s
rooIa and AL he modern improvements II o-erook..
large garden 10 the rear, and 10 the widest slrs, -
Brooklyn Possession be had The middle q APRIL A.
mns. 'sag ~ Euion ferry every boat passes he Aoese
I'm heiweon y aad cock The psFior nrnlgrs 80.
for d. house fhne ard godl vii! BE- sold % Us -.
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~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate Of tas
County VI New Yorz Notice Ia hereby given - al per-
sons having claims slst Jo8e J. BgLef, Of The City
OF York, ergrager Geceaset % present ne same
with vouchers thereof 10 TIE sucscrDer a. ne Os "
WA Mscksy No - Fark-rOw In the City Of New OK
on or before the sec0rd Day Of April next Dated New
YORK. tie thlrtleth day % September, l5i3
"a 1851 HARRIET L. BUTLER AfIn'FX.
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nR- AMOS G. HuLLls

ITERD ABDOMINAL SUffOhiEh.
II BEDFORD N. D OF the University OF the Wy ~
u. NoyvYcr formerly Professor Of Mdwnefy IN VIC
Medical ccegeof South carolna, iaAAes me o1lo"ns
statement. ~. ..-. D.. D.
an much pleased with Or. Hulgs instrument tot rIo
lspsus Ueri. have 10 doubt i Will prove MsnaJ ~
Sfs IN bs very common comp ain sulong females NJ
merous instruments have been presented al dreren tes
10 he Faculty win the view Of supporting he pso.aI.
orb bnt have never seen any which many accounts
can Compare 10 excellence with Dr. Hals Utero, Aoeom-
tnsi SnDnor,eT HULI5S TRUSS OFFICE,
Vesey-sL Aston House, New lorA
~ The Ladies' Departmental private SUI o. loons
:, L-7SS s, -'-'' ' i0f In
mr.. POW ELL, Ocnlist and Aurisi attends 10 Us .
UEAsEs Of the Eye and Ear from 10 Oci.cA ~ ~
residence ISL Broadway, coz q Wsfrenss SPhihe.hls
soppags Of the Tear passage Caiaacs end Vpaoese CT
fsctuaiy removed g. 49,. 1900,
sTpARlsMvs. or squirting, cured Ia siew mnuts- III,
DEAFNESS and ali discharges rom me lar Pe'mSuen1'
eu!ed. ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted. ,,,,.,v
speeaees adapted Ia every deiect ~ lmDSN
Two DENTIsTs.-The subscriber has Just reeeiy a
Gem srt without mercury for hing Tech inVenteu
ana recently improved by one Of The hTsl surgical Oenss
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of ne
lCounrY OF New-York notice Is hereby given all per-
sons having claims against Andrew Bickham late Of the
City Of EewYoTk Physician deceased, 70 present ne
same with the vouchers hereoftO the subscriber, al his
oEce No Wallet IN the City Of Hew-York, Ga or before
the lsh DAY OF March next Dated NswYork, tic l6ta
80 lsWfn. GEO BUCKHAM. Administrator.
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miscellaneous.


T1IRF PROOF sAfES.-Ii Il Important 10 per.
$50 - ns,- I; bears IA sse.l HEARINGS (WLsers
Pssnn sas-suder SAFES 5aTe never iAisd 70 pfesesfs
l5e cocienis n case o. ire ,-.s a.. 49,. a.,
~. following extracts are selected ia preferences 70
r,~-s r,rert oussl on account a theif treviiy.
NJ srfts c HERRISs Ill may be 10 your 2dNsnt2s >
- -, raj orr bcokE and papers which were " one o.
a.rs sslsrsrter Safes have been recovered rom ne
IN in rsps Of ozr store (si he great tire OF ne lsh
nst - found u Tor Toe rssa Is 70 car ensle
.,si.S,-sis~ SCHRAGE. KO0P K co.
Nev-Ycrk July e. la4a
p,n,ar yrrt-Of al the various Safes before he pGb-
" 4, seems hat uOre but he SaAma-cers have so'o me
fearful est = -, -, a, q. -, h,u.
srt uotes by means Of Wdsrs patent sais14ndcr sac
81 h ccnsecuence bore TIE cesI7cIa1 or as pace 81
b. sness with eheerllr=ss.
90. York Morning Mass. Ngr, H-Ai he recent gres'
s- a. ssr srb0r tie Suffolk County tsnk vas destroy
"a but f9rstev 10 hoo2s pspef5 n1es &C, wee &C.
pCsfed IA ore Of HerTirgs Ss1nsnder s2-s aaa 'I-s
hey were al preserved.
-~ ysrt TrB.ae Ne-. IA letter frora ne Pfesc7rt
OF ne sufolk CO. Bank a. sag HaTbor says:
W. have broken open or chest lore OF seinss oPen,
sp sns III SAFE even the Bank Notes Our loss VIZ &c
very uiH X IN fixtures, H. -, =, .s 80.
ar. assortment Of the original Wtcers Patent "a T.
ma der ssfes for sale Al The Iron safe Dscot 81
SILAS c. HERRING, ~ Nster
So NV corner Of DereVateI-e
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Real estate.

- FOR sALP-A bioek 81 lsn4 between Sf,,h a.
T. Seventh syer7es and between One "a. 80
- Tnirgyffsi ard OneHu1ors1- aaa .secos5 ~
containing c. lots level with city grade ana ,o 900
bic Tor bufyng srOuBd.
Also 10 los betw Taird and Fourth avenue. ana m,
Uund and One -adrei AID
streets
Also 10 lots between fourth and Fh avenues sps c,.
Hundred and Twelfth and One H1rcfet- and
streets Terms accommodating. Apply 70
II. In z. kErCaIM 60 Nsss,,..
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s.x monihs.-JAnuary tie 10th, A. ID. l3i7.
al la96vs Tezt JOS Y FORREST, Clerk
ny ORDER Of NE HOgorabIs Dsael ?: I9gIaasm,

DY ORDER Of the Honorable Daniel 2. lngralam,
DA.sOciaie Judge Of the New-York Court OF Common
Pleas notice IL hereby given pursuant TO the provisions OF
the statute authorizing attachments against absc0nding,
concealed and Debtors that afachnenIhas
issued against the OF Thomas H. Smith, resident u
The State Of Pennsylvania and that tho same VIII bo sold
FOR the payment q his debts uness he appear and dis
charge such bitachmeni, according 20 law, within nire
months from the hrst publication Of this notice and that
the payment any debts due TO him by residents OF this
State and the delivery him or for his use OF any proper
~ within this State belonging him and the transfer ofany
such property by him forbidden by law, and void
Dated the 5lst day " July 1916. t. W. CHESTER,
fur Nffarbl M Grad
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SyTEAu ENGINE and Locomotive boief-for sale
- do1be nprtght Engine cylinders inches dieineIer
wentyye inches Boiler contains seventytwo
inches nside diameter iron tubes The whole OF good
vorkmsnship nearly new rot much used and lakeg up
hui ll,ile room Inquire OF JAMES COCHRAN, l07 King
a. where the Engine can be seen or OF -......
HUBBELL, THATCHER GREENE,
Nos 40 and q Brosd-sl
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NFVNNF7.
i7flm' +. KETCHUM, 80 Na.ssose
q. no lET-The stores -, A ond 81 ChathaaisL VI
III DO rented low 10 good tenants. Apply 10
'~ ms 2ws JOSEPH N. LORD, 50 Esst bfosawD
a., 40 LET-To smnll family, part of1he house d
e. whe-sL ma,u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-12
Law Intelligence.

SUPREME Co cRT, Oct li-Before Judge Edwards-
John Dee rs Richard Roe.-The trial OF THIS cause
was resumed this morning The evidence for the plain
TIN was circu santia with the exception OF one wit
ness whose character mpeached ana sor1e portion
Of his testh nony contrsdiccd RECRUITING evidence TO
sustain him will be called to morrow after which the
cause will be- surmed up and given to the jury.
Before Jadge Moorehouse-Th Mayor, Re. IF New
York Sfephsn Whffney.This was an action to re.
cover the arno mt Of assessment for building bulk
head at the ot Of Pike slip by the Corporation The
head his wu premises and that the Corporation bad
no legal rigf his property The al
ready tried and verdict found for the plaintiff which
afterW set aside and sent back for trial Yer
diet to morning. For plaintiff Mr. Joseph T..
white; fo. defendant MIR. Wnsow and Mr.. f. SANFORD.
surREsE CouRr.-In Chsncery. -Before Judge Ed
monds - In re j. j. Nc Manus.--The facts connected
with tho arrest aud commitment of officer McManus,
having 'en already fully reported In the Herald will
only suite tina. he brought third time before Judge
Edmov d. last evening His honor, after hearing the
testimony Of Captain Magrath, and smother witness
sateo That Me MAnus not suspended 10 a. much ~
the lustce vas not invested with sufficient power TO
suspend ocers not attached 10 his office. and that
rom the testimony, IL appeared that had
not co mmitted contempt. II further appeared that
the officer not legally before the justice at the time
OF ms commitment and upon this last ground only he
felt himself bound 10 discharge him Ohcer McMsnus
Was taereupon discharged.
UNITED SrArss DIsrRIcr CouRr-Before Judge Belts
--sdssauh Nth a Dangerous Wsapon.-Thomas Carey
one OF the Of the ship Shawmuof Boston, put
ON his trial for srk ~ the steward the head with
bucket IL appeared from the testimony, that the
prosecutor pro the prisoner and that In moment
Of sxctsEsnt he stru VI him. 1t was also proved thai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-12

INDIAN NEws.-We understand that General
Arbuckle has had communicated to him infor.
matien, to the effect that the Osages have recently
brought into Missouri wagon and large number Of
mules and oxen which are supposed to have been cap
tured or stolen on the plains from United states
Ian ana That nc mas despatched Lieut. Ssckett of
Dragons from Fort Gibson to INQUIRE into the cor
rectness OF the information he has received We have
not been able to learn thing particular In regard
the matter but think IL probable that the mules are
those alluded TO before as having been given them by
psrty)
The ssminoles are living In peace and property
Cherokee advocate, Sept. aS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-12

The SroRM.-At Richmond, on Friday last,
there was no mail received from north Of Wash
ington said that the Rappahannock at Frsdercks-
burg was higher BY four feet than II has been since lisa
ana was stu rising when the cars passed II is said
as great anount Of timber Sc vas sssn heating do
the streams At Harrisburg, Saturday at noon the
water In the Susquehsnnah river stood within two feet
Of the mark made by the highest floods The water
still rising and evident that considerable damage
had been done large quantities Of timber fences and
other things swept down the stream At one time
iour RATS swept down together
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The FIRST section Of the iron tower TO carry wires
across the Hudson river for the telegraph TO be
worked by Houses system has been completed 1t Cam
den.-Newark .ddv,
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IUEDDING AND BALL DRESsEs--W SCOTT
w Co. No T7 Broadway. oIer and elegant stock Of
eno,dered Muslin and Lace Robes; Malines Lace Cspes
Bsrhes sesn nc, Lawn Hsndks, Chmsettss
Collar; Lace under handks, &c. &c. oi1tsU
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r.IzSNEokA Albany AND FRoY, Issd;Ss q

TR,, IN,
Barytown Bristol Caskl Hudson Coxsackie Kinderhoor
and BALTIMORE Landing at Hammond street.
O'Clock, A. M. Breakas, and Dinner on board the boat.
The low pressure Stcamboat NiAGARA, Capt H. L. KEEL.
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays seven O'clock A.
NJ: ve.urninR on the opposite days. : = -
the Office Oh the wharf sf6r re
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go ,!AGEH's Line OF NEW YORK AN
82~ NEW ORLEANS PACKETS
SHnkBark CEREs, Capt. Hodge.

I'M NEW oKLEANs JACKETS
4sBa,k CERES, Capt. Hodge.
Ship MAY FLOWER, Capt Crabtree.
Bark ANNAH THORNTON, Capt Choates
Bark TECUMSEH, Capt. Ripley
Bark SOUTHERNER Capt Mayo.
Brig ESSEX, Capt. Rayn.s
ship GARD NER, Capt. Hasty.
Tho above vessels others plqce will this
Prompt add strict attention paid 20 Forwarding Goods Or.
dsrs TOR the purchase Of produce punc,y executed and
All the above vessels have good accommodation for
Agents. j. B. EAGER, i2o Wall street. New York
ANDREWS X DEWEY,
& AID NNBBTEn NEW kEISE
D8ED Ship ROBERT O. SHAW, CAPT Matthews,
Bark YARMOUTH Capt Marks;
Bark J. s. WALN, Capt Cole;
Bark JAMES ANpREWS: Capt Frenehi
Bark ADELlNE AND ELIZA, Capt. Baker.
the above vessels. others their places, will compose
this Line for the ensuing season. and sail puncuay ad
vertised. -
Liberal advances will be made on consenments TO the
Philadelphia and orders FOR the purchase Of produce
IN New Orleans promptly erecutsd attention paid to
j. LfSC0LN Z co, p South wharvss Phiaae!phia
ANDREWS DEWEY. 81 Common st., N. Orleans.
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