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$500 REWARD.

IA RUNAWAY from the subscriber ON Sunday, Oct
M liu, nrgrv man Tom, who calls himself TOM
LITTLES Tom IN about p years Of age very
~ sei, aud quite black; in height about feet ~
,acsa le bewicesei be Is rather stupid looking but
when sJ,ekcn 10 he invariably Smiles showing fine white
aaa teeth, hair quite short and nappy lie had on
when hs chi bur sa'e round jacket, and took with
him pair Of pants II striped ssfiet aud one Of
coarse neana eioh. with Two unbleached cot
shue ~ wore away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
sfoatad "
an, aaarirr 10 Offer the of si0o II tho above
nae negro secn IN the District Mary land anl lie.
yrred 10 n Washington city, secured Ia jail that
iesn 81 hiH, ssD taken IN any free STATE and Sc.
A ~ HOffAR, Agent for q Stoncsircet,
Nealsleufe q street, few doors above Pa. nv.
ust It'll Inst inlcgunccrl
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STOVES, sTovEs.. sTovEs,,.

"a Fly. NAYLOR, South side Of Pa. avenue, between
- Sd and l2 sis, would inform his customers and the
E public generally that he has Just received large
G sorment Of Stoves OF the newest and most approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, or
COAL. BURNERS, which lie will sell together with Fire
boards pipe the lowest prices for cash.
lie also keeps constantly hand general assortment o
Tin and Sheetiron Wares to which he invites the attention
of housekecpers.- al Ell
He still continues to do Roofing Gutiering, and Spouiing
shortast notice. and on the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing purchase will do well TO call and
anime his stock before they supply themselves.
His store will be open from sunrise until O'clock r.
oct S-T
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n t.urh ana 1seaayv Line.

fVrI n saaa rlir "A noU rinninE bic omnibus Rough
40 Hrafyg n anil lrsui lhs Alexandria steamboat and
Ieansslxania aefnuf, nF The ipw iare 81 twALvn AND
UktT Nssfa ani hapfs rseere the patronage o the
rr.s,lIs r,,ilie Tie Omnaa wll leave The wharf on
H. srfts ~ ls talH ani WI - Iowa passengers NJ any
oal liSV laaf ,lrrFa, feDnsyltana, between
tsisfs he cspal aud viii leave the southwest
ess. "a ~ .erair an1 fh frre t0ppose caleman's) NJ
sI1 st'a 1oiaa IN, ADD i9l 3, 2la. and ", m, TO
-esases nsa.suasrn " ne boai kLLiotI
g,e.e1. oct n-diy-
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John PETTIBONE Is receiving daily his supply oil me
above article of various kinds together with the eeie
bruied BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure ~
introducing into this Market and which has been SO heh
recommended by those who have used it, suitable or her'
mans Ranges, Radiators &c. ,,,
Clover Hill Coal an excellent article OF Btuminous
dump Coa) thought TO be equal not superior 10 tue va
rious kinds heretofore used IN our CITY 80 .,
Orders received the yard on Lenoxs wharf, near ue
Long Bridge and his Office, L. Massoettis drug store
south side Pa avenue between l2 and 9th streets or at
John r Calans oct S-u
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Gentlemen's Belongings u!

C,HIRTs q! Lambs wool, Merino, SILK aud Coltonof
- every size and qualify Also, fine Yokene Shirts
Of as styles These goods are q good quality and sold at
very low prirea The trade supplied as usual
yDRAWERsil--of Iainbs.wool, Mcrlno, Cotton,
six, Canton FLANNEL, and Flanne-somo very large sizes
Also every article for Gents Wardrobe and Toilet use,
Al Goods 81 good quality aud sold at reasonable profits
STEVENS, late Fish g. Co,
aov 2l-coiGi' No. |, Browns Hotel.
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THE TUNES


Is a newspaper, edited by Duff Green. It will be,
as far us practicable, full fair and candid record
of passing events but its chief present purpose is to
coiliteract the Abolition movement by unmasking
The designs motives and end of political abolition
10 demonstrate that its principles are as hostile to the
rights property interests, prosperity, and liberty Of
the North TO the rights and property of the South;
and by appeals to their intelligence and patriotism
10 unite The wise and good of all parties, in every
tion In common effort TO strengthen and perpetu-
ale the Union.
The Times will be published weekly in Washing
Ton city aud sent to subscribers through the mail,
for $3.50 per ann,
For copies l0.U0
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner
four.nnd-a-haf street.
Agents.
Brooke Shiington a. Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
x.fA persons who approve the purpose for which
The Timess established requested to act agents
ior obtaining subscribers.
Editors throughout the country are requested TO
publish this prospectus and forward their papers in
exchange nov 16-f
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alpENTlsf7E

au- A Card.--Dr. MCCONNELL returns his
sincere thanks to his numerous friends and
,UJfyxA patrons for the liberal encouragement they
1lIJ have given him in his profession as Surgeon
Dentist would respectfully that he has connected
himself with Mr. TII0S. ]. WILLARD, gentleman every
way qualified give unbounded satisfaction that the
given by his necessary absence In
attending other engagements will again. he
his partner will always be the spot and pledges HIM
self that all calls ia his line Dental Surgeon will be at
tended TO with the least possible delay. AZ
Their Office is opposite Jackson Hall, between4 and
3D. Streets Pennsylvania Their charges In all
cases will be moderate oct l6-2md'
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PORTER a. POLLOCK,
N II M :" % j" . =

6n.SA Would most respectfully call the attention Of
* ,hsIr friends and The public generally to their
avenue, Opposite Colemans Hotel They prepared to
DO all kinds Of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, GLIDING, BROWNING, GRAINING, MAR
BLING, LET1ERLNG PLAIN and FANCY WALL
PAINTING, T'RANSPARENCTES Of every descrip-
tonn short everything appertaning TO their trade in
that fail give satisfaction both az regards
quality and despatch. nov riff
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The Manufacturer produce numerous testimonials
similar 10 the above from private individuals and from
other papers but the above extracts sufficient to con-
any person thar the manufacturer has not exaggera
ed; but that upon fair trial tbs Backing VIII DC found az
represented, ereeLkent in every respect -
WEILAR, Manufacturer, No % Chesthut street. fh''
ladelphia -,
CHARLES STOTr corner Penn, Avenue and 7th street,
Agent for Washington, ID, q. oct taprii II
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czsr China, Glass, EartheM-Ware, Britain
NEN mia Ware, Solar OIL a. Lard Lamps, d C.
W3 Wholesale and retail, opposite Browns Hotel, Penn.
q sylvania Avenue,
T. PURSELL anxious reduce his extensive stock ofhe
above articles will sell reduced prices for CASH. He
socits call from his friends and the public generally at
his Store and Warehouse, Pennsylvania Avenue
octS-d2m TII0S. PURSELL, (.
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~ W AAcAsA - - - ~ " 40 .
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DELEGATES AT LARGE. Coy. Anthony Colby, Of New
London; Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, oil Portsmouth:
Substutes-Ira Perley, Of Concord Thomas E, Sanger
District No Charles W. Gutter, Of Portsmouth.
Substute-Glman Marston, OF Exeter.
District No II-George w. Nesmith, Of Franklin.
Substitute William Sawyer, Jr., Of Wakefield.
District No, II-Aaron r. Hughes, Of Nashville.
Substitute -lsaac Sturtevant oil keene.
District No. Iv-Jonathan Kiuredge, Of Canaan
Substitute Augustine v. Brewster, Of Hanover.
VERMONT.
DRLKaArKs AT LARGE. Solomon Foot, Of Rutland H.
Substitutes L. Miner Of Manchester Carlos Coolidge
Of Windsor.
District No. IA p. LYMAN OF Bennington
Substituted l.. Catlin, Of Orwell.
District No. I'LL. Cults, OF Hartland
Substute--Wm. Hebard, Of Chelsea, a .r
District No. III-H. f. Royce OF Berkshire
Substituted. b. Stacy, Of Burlington,
District No. Iv--P, Baxter, OF Derby
Subs,ute--I. H. Delano, Of Hardwick
CONNECTICUT.
DELKdArEs AT LARGE. Charles w. Rockwell Truman
Smith,
Substitutes Thos w Williams Charles Ihwley. Il
District No. I-John II. Rockway
Substute-Isnac w. Stuart.
District No. Thames r. Babcock.
Substitute Samuel Russell.
District No. IlI-John r. Trtmbnl
Snbstnte-Snmpson Almy.
District No. lV-Nelson l.. White.
SubsttIle-Henry X. Harral.
MASSACHUSETTS.
DELEoATE AT LARoE. Rufus Choate Boston.
Substitutes Seth Sprage, Duxburyi W g, Bates, West
field S1tf '#r
substitute Ensign H. Kellogg, Pitisfeld
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen
MAINE.
District No, III win. Pit Fessenen, Augusta
No others yet chosen.
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NEW wv ESTABLISHMENT.
M. GAssAyyAY g. G. SPENCE,
IJAYING associated themselves together under the
IL firm of .%

III ANlNG associated themselves together uhuer ue
IL firm of %5
GASSAWAY s. SPENCE,
for the purpose OF conducting the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, in all Its various branches, would
therefore respectfully inform the citizens Of this
lropolis that they have laid in superior stock OF French
and american CALF SKINS, with the very best quality Of
Spanish and English BEND. SOLE LEATHER, with a
general assortment Of other materials which they will man
acure gentlemen's dress and other BOOTS in the
very latest French and American styles Also materials
n for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT Being
satisfied that their experience in the practical opera.
tons Of their business give them decided advantage
over most, II ALL who engaged in this business
in this city, they hesitate not therefore to invite compe
tition--[we mean offence TO the trade.l
We have band general assortment OF gentle
mems dress BOOTS at prices varying from s5to o. Also,
ladies' misses childrens, and boys together with all de-
scriptons of BOOTS SIOESn short every thing that
is kept well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all OF which will be disposed Of on the most pleasing terms
for CASH
Members OF Congress, Heads Of Departments, citizens
and strangers who prefer and elegance combued
invited TO give us call
GASSAWAY & SPENCE,
South side Pa avenue, doors west Of 9th street,
oct 2S-dtanl l. nearly opposite Browns Hotel.
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TO THE LATEST MOMENT.
BY THE ELECTRIC WIRES

=
BY THE ELECTRIC WIRES
photographic Correspondence ofhe Daily National Wing
DESPATCH NO. l.
CIscNNATI, Nov. 90, 2, p. m.
The steamboat Caroline, from PitsDurg burst her
boiler near Shawnetown
Mr., Peck a passenger from Pittsburg, was killed.
-Four deck-hands scalded badly. One has died.
Also the steamboat Tempest below this place,
came into collision with the steamboat Talisman,
and the latter went down. Forty passengers were
drowned. The ladies' were NIL saved.
DESPATCH NO. II.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. %, 2 p. m.
We have later news from Santa Fe.
Complaints have been made against Col. Newly
for dividing tho Missouri regiment
The soldiers were dissatisfied
Dr. Warner has been badly wounded.
IL was feared at Santa Fe that the property OF the
Americans at chihuahua had been conliscatcd and
that all the Americans had been murdered
DISPATCH NO. 3.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 90, 2 p. m.
and Of 1000 bbls. City Mills at the same rate
Prime White Wheat l32 to l35 C. Prime Red do
l2s TO l3l c.. Prime White Corn Sc to So c. Prime
Yellow do 6s to roc. Oats 80 c. Whiskey 2s IL
cents.
DESPATCH NO. ~.
New YoRK, Nov. 90, Up. m.
Genesee flour $685. Southern do Sc 49,
No change in other articles.
#..# DESPATCH NO. v.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, Up. m.
Western Flour &c.
Prime white wheat 1856 to 1879 cents
Prime red wheat 1872 to l35 cents.
Prime yellow corn IL to ID cents. Il
No change in other articles.
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HENRY KAISER,
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer,
And Undertaken.
Ninth street, between ID and Il, east side.
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VAN LOAN g. CHASE,

VAN LOAN g CHASE,
IIAvE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLERY to
III the OpgoN, of liz street and Pennsylvania
avenue and have, considerable expense put in
which will enable them furnish pictures not surpassed in
this any other country. Pictures taken in any kind OF
wcather-elear, cloudy, or raining oct s--dtf
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&ssocERffF:s3

MT-FMHEffM and now landing from $50
W-t -tMifkA3.44fH New York and Phila- lM
Rj#r{H5$ 1st55l delphia our Fall sup tEsl4. =
-.s.-s5 ply or GROCERIES, Gel
40 chests OF superior TEAS
20 bags OF Lagtiyra Java, and Rio COFFEE
10 do Satina SALT, for family use :
10 bbls. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
20 bugs do, do. ...
. tierces RICE i5 aat
- bills and halfbbls. MACKEREL
Is kits No. MACKEREL
20 boxes BEHRING'S Hsf
A small lot OF superior English dairy CHEESE
20 bills, crushed and puverized SUGAR
10 boxes SUGAR.
For sale by SlMMS d SON,
nov l3--tf Pa, avenue, opposite jackson Han
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TO INVESTORS AND PATENTEEs.
AEssey fsr ehiaining Patents for New In

A.,n,. f.,r sislalning Patents for New In
rentions nj washtngton.
Az r E1Iluts iormsrly u thr Pa.n once, Informs
h srntss ellauip anf obdrs that Its Office may still
b. Els AZ Iiss same where has been located tor
shs las. tuy yeAns dffcuy urPoEte uie Faient once
~ y llTfstl 10 sssus with accustomed accuracy
and pfnBantss sny haReas m the liue 81 hs profession
ah lhnaishns intrmsilen Respecting The originality
aud llstahty 81 Inventions preparing papers and draw.
flss hf aqtiie siluns lof pairnin. caxeats+ AZ
~ aintd viii him. he reters 10 the ALLOW
Patent Ohcs. fvb ~, 1919.
NJ W,liiasa n Elllti. wiis hetn tsrmeTy employed
~ ths rsiFr, Oihae baaEfsnian, &r having esttb.
hsdsd Potent Arttrf "a IN Guy 81 Washington take
sgsnl ultlatrs Ia iline him gentleman
ht n es,aA1rnre snd a. hsE particularly qualified 10
tafs charge any tnss Fsluirlnr kno~leige Of me.
rl.nirai N.isre ts pfaxren 81 The and patent i'm.
fgnteBrnis NJ Eul0 y al.e vel acquainted with the
,.rsrtrs ~ Iila afnrs HENRY L. ELLSNORrli,
Gafnmnsinnrr ol Paienis
" , Enaa : si-S he aaihor q The plan Of the new
az az ' isstsss ~ h,s.ns.. IA be Po.l paid
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, SC.

General gcncy ut Washington, ID. g.
q SAMUEL STETTINIUS, General Agent Notary I
IA Pubic Justice Of the Peace &c respectfully informs N
IN the Volunteers and the United States Regulars and
VI the representatives of the deceased Soldiers, that he NJ
prepared TO undertake the settlement of their Claims with
the Departments at Washington He will procure Bounty
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions for the Wounded
Pensions due Widows and Orphans of the deceased Soldiers
Arearages Of pay for services rendered Mileage any
other Claim Claims against the General Government,
that may be confded to his management will be speedily
attended to-
His terms are moderate.
lie be consulted any time between the hours Of 8
O'clock and o'clock, p. at his Office Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department.
oct S-2md decS
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BY reference to another column, an advertisement will
be found for an excellent article Of Backing, Liquid
iorm for Boots, &c 1t has been highly recommended by
many who have tried It, only gives with very little
trouble beautiful JET polish but retains Il much longer
than any other is sold by the agent of the manufacur
er at No 60, Chestnut street Buy bottle, trial will
prove the fact-PhH Ledger, Apa 70
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Glades Butter.

p EcEIyED 100 kegs Of hne Glades Butter For sale by
IL nov lott SINiMS q SON.
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Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BLACkING.

IE undersigned begs leave call attention Of those
DESTROYS OF using good article Of Backing to the
abovenamed The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties OF this Hacking sent samples various persons
(such as Boot Makers &c also several of the
pers The extracts underneath from some OF the papers
they speak for themselves also several persons tried
il have called and said thai the japan Li1d Raek,g was
superior TO any thing they Ind ever used " ''7''
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DESPATCH NO. ~.
New YoRK, Nov. %, Up. m.
Genesec flour $685. Southern do. $6.43.
No change in other articles.
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Western Flour &c.
Prime white wheat 1876 to l39 cents.
Prime red wheat l32 to l35 cents.
Prime yellow corn IL to "a cents.
No change in other articles.
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eHars Hacking Is one Of the most superb and salts
factory articles OF the day, IL impars briance and pc
iish eyond description We have tried II. $50 and dc
likewise, "--Spirif Of The Times, AIrii2
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District No III VIII Pit Fessenlen, Augusta.
No others yet chosen.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

DELEGATE AT LARGE Rufus Choae, Boston.
Substitutes Seth Sprage, Duxbnry; W g. Bates, WesI
field. "sr '|
Substitute Ensign II. Kellogg, Pitisield.
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen
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\
Photographic Correspondence OF the Daily National Wing
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-03
United States and Foreign Agency Washington On,
IL. q.


THE undersigned have associated for the purpose ,nn
acting business general agents, ia the city OF Wse
ngton, d. G., under the firm and style of RICHARDS
COKE * co.
They will attend 10 the purchase and sale Of real e
generally in all parts of the United States;
To the formation of companies here or in Enrope G.
The purchase disposal OF lands in all parts Of the Gns
States;
To the prosecution of claims the government of Tia
United States for lands money before the executive A.
partments Congress-;
To the obtaining remission of fines. penalties and fsf
ures, for alleged violation Of the revenue other laws;
To the settlement Of accounts with the Stale, Treasury
War, Navy. and Post Olive Departments; ~
To the prosecution of claims before any boards OF com
missioners existing hereafter to be provided
Long experience, and extensive practical knowicdge a
business, Equality the undersigned 10 perform any Of NJ
foregoing descriptions of business which may be cogjJ
10 their An extensive personal acquaintance Win
present and former high officers Of the government an
members of either house of Congress, renders pacn,
references unnecessary.
Letters of inquiry merely viii be answered free OF cha
but in all communications addressed the firm m
be post paid.
Charges win be reasonable.
Office Twelfth street, between and streets.
RICHARD S. CONE,
ROGER c. WElGHTMAN
JAMES PRENTISS
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY
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GENERAL AGENCY,

TIVE undersigned, late doorkeeper of the House Of Rep
i resentaves of the United States, and long clerk in
the departments Washington has resumed the business
general agent for claimants upon the several departments
the United States, well applicants for relief from the
Congress of the United States. The undersigned has
other business but that of agent and therefore attends
his duties with prompmess. Having been of the
successful agents the metropolis heretofore and being
generally known claimants, and gentlemen OF standing
the various States he deems unnecessary PM
alogue OF his card. Information in relation
description of claims communicated TO applicants upon
their renting retaining free of five dollars and paying
postage reasonable charge win be made in where
large claims substantiated and collected
n b. Titles TO real in the city examined, and real
estate rented, exchanged, and sold.
Office directly opposite the Treasury OF the United States
Oct. 90 IN j. f.. DOW
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'artine's Lotion.

rTNDINGS to the Afficted.--For ganonlar umors lum
bago, eryspelas, letter ringworm salt rheum PIN
pies, and all kinds of erupons OF the skin, old and III
GERS fever Sores weakness Of the urinary organs uor al
bus it is excellent remedy For neuralgia and other
complaints fever and ague, and ngue in the breast
and face, calnp in the stomach and bowel complaint
headache and toothache, 1t acts like charm But above
all the of tendnous and capsuar injuries, sprans
and wounds of every description, it shows in
ishing manner its magical powers.
The proprietor of Bartines Lotion il in the city of
Washington, and will give his personal attention those
who afflicted with any ofthe above complaints He Of
fes this article the public, knowing it, value gem
eal remedy for various complaints and feeling thath is but
doing Justice to his fellow-men, in thus placing within their
reach such simple and cheap To any person that
is afflicted and will make trial of one bottle OF the above
and docs not find immediate relief theefron, using
according the directions, the proprietor binds himself
upon receipt Of the empty bottle, to refund the price paid
for the lotion.
The proprietor be every day from II a. m.
II IN. Mr.. VIM q. Forces, corner OF Pennsylvania
and 10th street, where the article always be OBJ
tanned 70 per bottle, also at all the principal drug
stores in the United States.
To those who afflicted, and unable, through pow
ery to purchase the article the proprietor feels pleasure
in having il in his power supply such with tie lotion
gratis Agents wanted, whom lbeu discount will be
made. LEWIS III. HALSEN, Proprietor.
Principal depot 1926 Broadway, New York.
Jan 23-dlms
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These ships all of the largest class and are command
ed by character and experience Their cabin ac
Communications are all that be desired in point OF spen
DOR comfort and convenience and they furnished with
every description of stores of the best kind Punemay IN
the DAYS of sailing will be strictly adhered TO.
Price of passage Liverpool, 500 From Liverpool to
New York, f25
Agents for ships Oxford, Monezuma, Europe, Shenan
doah Yorkshire, Fidela, Cambridge, and New York;
GOODHUE IL Co,
C. II. MARSHALL, New York.
Barring, BROTHERS 81 CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, Virginia, Waterloo
and Jehn r. Skiddy;
ROBERT KERMIT, New York.
T. a. ]. SANDS Il CO., Liverpool
Agents ships Patrick Henry, Ashburton, Henry Clay
(new,) and Independence
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, IL CO., Liverpool
Agents for ships Roscius Siddons Sheridan and Gar
rick; ~ - =
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO. Liverpool.
Agents for ships Queen of the West Liverpool, Hotn-
gueT and Rochester: -
FIELDEN, BROTHERS, IL CO., Liverpool.
New York. March 2-lyd