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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02
Ertensire Embe. .lement--OAicer Reyen, of tn.

Erfensire Embe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT kelyen, OF the
lower police court, yesterday, arrested man named
George Gregory, on charge OF embezzling Henry
Phillips, OF No CD Cedar street. out Of goods the
amount Of $1,000. |, appears that, on the 2Sth Of
September, 1915, Mr.. Phillips appointed the accused
an agent and shipped the above amount OF goods to
Baltimore, where he was to open store. On the
rival OF the goods in Baltimore. Gregory Immediately
reshipped the goods TO Philadelphia, where he had
them sold AT auction lie then look passage to Eu-
rope where he remained some time, md returned TO
the United States by way Of Canada lie wos arrested
by "a Custom House officer, in Burlington, Vermont,
but the goods brought with him having been concea-
led, and the officers not being able to find them, he
was released. He then on to this city under
assumed name, and from here 10 Mobile. lie arrived
here from Mobile ~ sunday in the brig Wilson Fall
Ter. and stopped nrNo. 70 Greenwich street. he
was arrested. He was locked up to answer to the
charge preferred against him.
We cut the above from the New York Ex-
press of June 9Th. George Gregory was not
arrested here " by Custom House Officer" but,
as Chas. p. Dryer, on charge of swindng
certain Boston merchants out Of large amount
ofgoods. On the examination OF Gregory, it
was satisfactorily shown that he was not
Dryer, who swndled the Boston gentlemen
but the examination resulted in causing those
who conducted the prosecution, and the magis-
trate before whom he was examined, to believe
that although Gregory was not guilty of the
charge then preferred against him. and was not
Charles p. Dryer, still he was some other vii.
lain, seeking concealment from some Other
crime. The above record justiies that belief.
Gregory by the artfulness of his address, Sc
cured the sympathy of several here who were
disposed to be indignant at what they pursuadet
themselves was a wan,on violation Of his" YES
ted rights" and by whose 4" aid and comfort
he was able to place beyond the reach of The
Custom House Officer considerable amount o
goods that were stolen or struggled, or, wha
is more likely, both stolen and struggled. 1t i.
not safe, generally, to 60 too great lengths il
behalf of that description Of "iniured limo
cence" which scoundrels like this Gregor,
know to well how to assume.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02

A LARGE FLsEcE.-Mr William Mr.. Gage, of Fer
rsburg, dav las, week took from merino buck a
fleece which weighed l3lbs and II OF. Who beats !
- Pcr,nonfer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02
Yours in haste,

We can give our Huntington friends neither
aid nor comfort under the reign Of Cave John
son. We do our duty and place the papers in
the Post Office. Thick darkness settles up
on all after that Sometimes they 60 towards
Texas, and sometimes towards the whole of
Oregon or none" We presume many Of our
missing packages are going yet, and, as the
earth is round, our Huntington subscribers may
get them. President Polk is coming among
his dutiful subjects at the North, and if we get
convenient opportunity we will ask him about
the matter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02
Huntington

IIuIItTUptOn
Mr.. CLARKE--Dear Sir, take this opportunity
in behalf Of your subscribers here to inform YOU ms
friend, tina, for some reason to us unknown the Free
Press has failed to reach this place for two successive
weeks If therefore you are able to assign any salts
factory reason therefor, would be glad to know ii
and would be much obliged you supply The mis-
sing Nos. by the bearer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02

zen PILLOWS LAST" The sacrifice have mad.
OF me comforts OF home and the society OF friends tor
inc rigos IN the tented field. renders me capgbe 10
appreciate the many Instances OF infinitely pr.n,c, NM
portonate sacriices, among volunteers in The rnns TO
serve their country during the past twelve months"
:, ne sacrifices he has made Ii Gen Pillow is no,
" the bravcs Of the brave" he is The coo'sI If ~,
cool. ~ '0o'''' ~ '''
Here is his sacrifice:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02
Middlebury College.

The COMMENCEMENT of the Middebury College will
take place on "Wednesday, July 18th, ISL,
The Rev JONATHAN CLEMENT, and the Rev. BYRON
SUNDERLAND will address the associated Alumni, The
Rev A II, CLAPP and the Rev. l., 7 HIcKoK D. ID.
will address the literary Societies.
MlppLEBuRy ALuMNI.-lhe Anniversary of the
Association will be held on the afternoon OF Common.
cement Day, July 2Slh, the Grafton by Rev JoyArnAN
CLEMENT (cnss 1873 OF Topshan Maine, Poem by
Rev. BYRON SUNDERLAND Glass 1855 OF Batavia Ne.,
York, The Annual Meeting will be held at the Cot
lege Chapel on the morning OF Commencement al
o'clock the preliminary Meeting, nj the same place
on Tuesday the 21lh at 10, A M-Gaiary
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02

tS The horse OF Rev, Mr. Fizsmmons ran away
at South Boston, smashed the chaise, and broke his
leg, SO that II was Necessary to kill hlm.-POst
Kill whom Rev. Mr., fltzsimmons, or his horse
-.itlas
Neither. Il wa. the choise of course
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02

Is THE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT IS
Upon Us, THERE Is no STAR ADovE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE US CLEAN OF LIGHT, EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC Wine PARTY OF THE
UNITED STATES. Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02
The New Steamer.

Believe me very sincerely,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-25
Cleared.

Cleared.
ships-Toronto. tpkt) Warner; Londcn, Giswod; An
tovs Colon smith. Havana, spoord, Teston Co; Fair
keId, Loveland. Charleston, Geo Sutton:
Bs.-FsleOn ts5 P Bermuda, TaeRer Lshbouu.
Tasss1 a,beas.r NJ Laurie Toesic, A Atwood sSd
ssSr.1Hlies %sbber Pensacola. Sci Amanda, Davis.
Nsvbem, NC; sRosevelt, Wooley, Edenton Nc; Charles
s.opohn ASs%s o Do ch Hs.S no.
Bedford; Rhode Island. Hull, Providence.
Arrived.
Brig Mazeppa, Coson Trinidad de Cuba 81 days. to Badger
Br brig Ann Eliza, Hammond AnqulIa "a days with 5000
busheIs salt, TO James Bnioe.
Brig M.ae Doyle. taf Bunswck) Havana, IS days. with
Brig Vncennes Forbes tof Portland0 Arecdo PR Sept
with sugar and moIss," to Maitland Phelps 9th inst lat
Yarmouth, from 'rmuda for T Island.
Brig HANOVER Dennson Maacaibo. 81 dys, with coffee,
Everett Bs,te,le. Left no Amer vessels
Brig Francis, Hall St Juan. Central America 20 days. with
BISdg Richard, or's St Johns, NF with salt and FISH, to
oBr brig Richard onis. St Johns NE. with salmon, to
Brehr Byron Elddge Ansulla "a days, with $500 bush
sssr Chsuneey St John, Hopkins, Virginia. days with
aSy% yS asy With potatoes
sssr s ss'l. h9rs.a ConEin Virginia
,,oe 20 ssS1, hs.Is' Payne, North Carolina with naval
s sn m ssurk, Smith, Virginia with coal
seSr seio I. .mIy. re Rsb ws,nis y,.h wood.
sehr PIsdmore Predmore Wins ioa, Win ,v.o,
2ch r q, ~ ph nsena, bennett Virginia with coal
ocn1 y o' 'ohn' hopkins, Virginia, with wood
Sehr Alpine, Neal, ~ DAYS from Po,, nm p,,. .
Nckersco, with mdse, Ros.a,r. "hSe 20 Eoster&
hs.yy gale the i5h lost part Of deck load and
ship Unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-25

BaLrIMoRE, Sept. "a ls47.
Return Of the Equinor-News .antieipafed-Polffea
sMovemsnts-Stocks, &c.
The equinox has returned to u.s. after few days Of
sunshne and has Get In with good earnest Inc ram
has come down for twelve hours necessarily ana Luz
prospect Of q continuance to an indefinite psfo'
promising OF course the telegraph viii get ou'o'
again, and that, too, just a. important psA'' A'
psoted BY your team of ponies.
Our citv IL so crowded with Imsrchants u 'n' p'''
tims that extra have to Do prepared
al or botss In them For the past three
n,~hts thu Exchange Bsrnums, and the Eutsw house.
we're compelled convert their spare parors into sleep
In, .r.rtments A heavy business Is being transacted
he our merchants far greater than has ever been the
h.6ore The Southern dealers also here in great
nnm bers the movements OF the aboltionists In
PsnnsvIvsnia having caused such feeling among them
that thew declare they will in future deal In
ssys State The line Southern packets from Baltimore
have been compelled to employ temporary assistants to
carry all the goods Offering
The politicians using great efforts for the State
niehrly aud hsrangues delivered to all who have the
patience to listen to them It Is undoubtedly most
gratifying evidence Of improvement In the public mind
to notice political gatherings Longer atten ded
formerly the and that people learning to
vote on their Judgments rather than those Of self
appointed political teachers
Sales OF Stocks 1T Baltimore.
$1,000 Treasury 1864, $40 City 6s cash, s0 400 do.
opg iOo; do do oos< Blk Of Baltimore 8s Pa.
tspsco BIZ SX II Bait Life las SIX; Btmo Ohio RR
OK g Ua,os Manu- "a Uasa States g. 1857 eS.;d
asked 1854 bid State cents closed 90 asked
ing) s7 bid; City OF 1899 closed at 0o asked
TOR open,ng LOOK bids BALTIMORE and Ohio Railway shares
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-, rnrLADELPHfA, Sept A-aPM
Arrived-brx Venezuela. Fowler New York; schrs s,r.,
Ener, Bradley CaIsfs; Rio gaode, Hutchinson D,ghtoo
seall cicsiusSe., Rio obsr PrqyiSsues; Tux CTowsi
lea New York Volta Tuts do; Chss nj Smith smith do;
9lsgeu., West dos y Barton. anderson, New Haven
:, Columbus, Longsueth. Washington, DC; james
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a, lS47.
Philadelphians generally speaking, are very unmnd-
full Of the tributes due to the memory Of those
WORTHLESS whose deeds have rendered their names cee
bratsd upon the page Of their oountry's history At
least fifteen twenty the corner stone for an
intended monument to Washington was buried In a
most appropriate location in Washington Square Gen
Lafayette assisted at the ceremonies and fund was
commenced to build the structure thousands Of
dollars collected and here the enterprise stopped
The fund put out at interest," and perhaps in centu
~ or two will be sufficiently to begin the good
work An instance similar in its character has occurred
during the last year monument the remains Of
plan for a massive Of granite was adopted, which
would cost $4,000 By great exerton about $llOo was
contributed by patriotic citizens here and at Washing
60. and now the enterprise has apparently come to
stand STILL For several months the collections have
mausd in stata quo and there Is every reason to fear
that it will fall through SO much for the Philadelphia
patriotic spirit that is wont to delight in honoring the
none the less for having spot where their remains
rspose, marked by the enduring stone
The dispatches from the south for the newspapers
the wires between that city and Phadelpha being out
Of order The fact is that for week past the wire has
been upon the ground point along the lne and
during damp rainy weather 1t has been almost ipos
sible 70 transmit word The second wire between the
two cities ready to be put In operation and bet
ter things may then be hoped for.
The authorities Of Spring Garden have offered re-
diary that originated the IRE Of Sunday morning last In
Nectarine street
Mr. vosdss; the receiver appointed by the court to
supsrintsnd the sale of the Saturday Courier has given
notice that the publication of the paper will in the
time continue under the control of Mr. Maokn the sur
viving partner and editor
Sale OF Stocks MT Philadelphia.
F5asT BoAnD-soo snie Ewes 7a 100 do ~ Meehan.
s ssd vi % "a Bs 1G g.
1000 Ksn,ncn Bonds ss ooh go Lehg Coal Scrip as 500
AFTER sAIss-s2oOo Loan. ss s7 Io5, 50 Morris Ca
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y.saAlIS cs.isA,ss. =, Sssss Assar Nave, xsw f''s
I1s.:: }:i. !: s..: H s. ws:sd s::
t; :r: e. ss. .,,,,;:a n. s. I:
ss IT, Ks.;SSss r. Esa .s, S5
sS Ss .% Yo Hs's Ss. s Dsssr
ia. Esas csEass1 S t sH Sw
.uIs c."in,s DO; Demon sa Allen Dol "'''"''' ' -
N'N miscellaneous Record
w w a. i .h hHnSSn aaa
rrsasss c.lsf o. fine
Z :. 30 is: s'sS Clark Of Boston, Lsy Rich
Ar Honolulu March 20 Connecticut Towne MI, oil not
: T os " .
sp.% this 3 S VII
LshsInr IA March win 800 whale
of New Bedford. lao bbis oil, all wen.
Foreign Ports.
ASrciso, Sept Brig Henrietta, Thunton, (of Portand)
for a;y oay AT :e Ii, H"
e.. s :a 81 fs aIS;
Eff s:;:i ems
E;a SRI
pools barks Dahia Tozer Lvepool Wellington, Press do
browS aeDdoa: Romau. saas.e Iyepeo VIM Miles,
6:l Ga $ ship.
Liverpool; Martha Samm, Baltimore; brig sspio GreKgs
ST ju.s. Central Aml Aug as-Bns De zaldo. Conn
f0 Ssw xSI De so0 Gup oa g.. An Chiffon Bartlett
EsE d days. Fs5s sa o had. 3S
aaKs WosasS g, DO Gibbs
Home Ports.
BAsoon Sept lsmAIr seh1 Convert New TS.h
5ss.s Es.iSss E%iS fssa; q:
sS.oa Roe bS.
Ss1 Tys'c
Eli r.. PM; 81 HS"
sss ssw
sss ~!
: :Gapw
9? ni New Went to
'a a;%s' SEPT sh Belle Doan
e. DO s % p eass
s.g Boston: brig Newsse Swift Boston for 81
saSl York o
s y8a snf E Il E.ss
bonuaire and 8 ,ntiago 2ai, A. M.-Saed as above.
FALL RIVER. Sept l5-Ar schrs John Allyne Rickeson
Baltimore; Abner Hall Sylvia Z, end Mary Ann Guest.
Phi atelph Hornet do for Taunton; Rio Gande and vr
gns do for Dishton 10TH schrs Mne,ya and Flash Ph'lad
phia: soops Roseus NYork for Tauntnn l7h. brig Nom
sgue Lord Dighton Tor Philadelphia l8h briggs Angene
Best Pic San Jacnto Carlton DiRhton for Philadelphia;
schr Wisahekon, Lines dos sloops Borden and Excel
NYork; l9th schIs Core Cook, Taunton for NYork Nit
Hope for Taunton 2lst schr Frances Halett Crow
GaLvEsroN Sept CAR bark Jas Hail. Curtis New York;
schrs Commercial stoddard Brszos Santiago Robt Kid.
Smith. Corpus Christi; Mary Ellen Miller, Sibn-
GLOUCESTER, Sept 2l-AIr schr Franklin, Doyle, New
York.
cid. bark Pilgrim. Blanchard, for Liverpool . .
New BEDFORD Sept 22-Arr brig Cyrus, Candage, New
York; sch Cornela Young, do SID schr Bolivar Barnard
Baltimore
New ORLEANs. Sept l6-Arr brig Mexcan, -, Tampco;
schrs John Randall. Washington Vera Cruz; Raritan Head
de- Chsrsn, Goldng Tampico: cid bngs Major Eastand.
Wells Brazos T Allison, Havana; schrs Swan,
Sherrngton Brazos Santiago; Cabot Hughes, Tampco.
NORFOLK. Sept 22-Ar bark Sooman Piper Black, New
gina I'm James River BID to Lverpool schr Belle, Mcath
Port Waitha I'D to NYork -
PRovIpENcE Sept 23-Arr schrs Wave Sturdy, Virginia;
Fenner PHILADELPHIA SID schrs Sea New Perkins, aud North
Star, Hutchins Philadelphia.
SAco, Sept l9-Au schrs Maize, Verr New York; 18th
Brador Emery Gaena Garlic and Com Tucker. Cox. Phi
SAVANNAH Sept 2o-Cld. briggs Growler, Sommers Pha
de phn; Excel Macy, New York; sch Santee, Dickinson
Pk,iadelphia schr Sage, Meldrume. New York.
WALTHALID Sept 22-Arr brig Marshall New York; cid
bark Isabella. Hines, Rio Janeiro: schs Bell New York
Staunch, New York.
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4. ps, rhs letter 70 sssditsA W the rssasyssss M
svsr,r. ,rutsd In fhilAdsphis An mistaken n mp
shss thss letter vas among the rsssss Esrspssa
ass,si,i asssssshss. 20 the Nsv,Ysrk Hsrsidl lis
ga .hs Iaqursr steal from the Herald or gies verse
ssirs A suswsr e somsthing dspsnds upou ths SET
sasss ofths question: growing QUE o. s0'
Day. Yours, SAin rLAh'
The Philadelphia Inquirer copied the letter
from the Herald, and omitted the "cgedit" by
mistake; it has been given. The letter was
copied into the Union from the Inquirer; it APP
peared yesterday in one ofthe Wall street papers.
Il was in the Herald on the 18th inst, nine days
aRo,
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Qk0fl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to gentlemen who want
their old clothes 20 look like new, call at the Tai
ood street. corner OF Gold and Spruce where orders will
DC attended TO at the shosst notice. and the
mvst rsssonable terms, by JB.NOAH n Gold street
wearing apparel - " "A 3ots re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-25

HAVANA sEVAk Fart ac5 Water street. corner of
III fulton street ~ Y.-FEncis Butler having made sf-
Engagements with several Manucture in Havana also with
in the city Of New York. to furnish him with samples Of all
their choicest brands bsgs the public thai nay
depend being supplied with the genuine
Gle the lowest importation prices and in quantities suit
purchasers
N.B.-Duty free for expectation. SIS 1tsm
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CTRAW BOARDS.-,o tons straw Boards for sale By
- PERSSE BROOKb,
iyiNfn No. ss snd 81 Nsssss street
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THE NEW YORK HERAL
ESTABLiSkM
Ncrth-vwsst corner or Fulton and y sssau ~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUsAED.

DAILY HERALD-Evcry day, Price cents per copy-sI
Is per annufn--payabe in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saurday-Prics on estu
copy-99 l2x cents annum--paynble In advance
HERALD FOR EUROrE-Eyery Steam Packet dsy--
Price 81 per copys5 annpm, inciudns pc.tsse
os g. exclusive o. pe.tseS payable acyancs suese
uani, 10 Vivieune, Paris p. L. eimonds 10 Conh and
John Miller, the bookseller, London.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Publishcd the
lat Of January Of each ysarsge copies srpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS,a at the usual prcos-always cash il
sdyance Advertisements should be written plain egbls
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for sofst
PAINTING Of all kinds executed bssutfaliy and with
despatch. ~ :. ,Df y VI
proprietor Of the estnbshmsut be post paid the
age will b. deducted from the subscrpon monsy RENTED
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Foreign lmp0rtatlOns.

AREcIBo, PR-Bdg Yipcennesla hhds so bbls sugar 10
cks molasses Maitland Pheps-SO wood Mason
Thompson.
MARAcAno-Bng Hsnoyer-lo fustic 2os bags coffee
81 hides bales skins bbls basam II ba.e rolls
bsEEmg bales bak 1878 FIVE frame pieces Aaushren-s
bbIs baisam 2l0 dry hides FL bags Muy Lanman
ST JUAN, CENTRAL AMERIcA-Brg Francs-36 tons SIENNA
wood boxes turtle shell 2s2 hides 20 deer skins
Rooms indigo $500 to Cotheal box turtle shell Murray
< L.nman-2 do Spies < Christi bale Bell. Anderson &
Lanman. =
TYlor
Aguire 0alway-3o logs mahogany Chastelan Pouver
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MARITIME HERALD.

FORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 2s.
~, ,,.,. Maze assn. I'm
Sun srrs ....... ...5 81 nIs. wArsn........ So
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Flour Mnrket4

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 23.-The stock OF flour is much
reduced and holders Arm Sales of fresh ground
Pennsylvania -four at So 37h So for export Hold
generally ask IS 60 Sales Of Western for city
1T IS so s 62k Rye Flour-A sale at 81. Corn Meal
Further sales at 81 SIX per barrel Gran-ssles OF
Southern rel wheat at 81 O. and Pennsylvania at 81 is
for rcd and white mixed. Rys-A sale at "a cents.
Coma sale Of Pennsylvania yellow at $50.
RocHEsrER, Sept 23.-There is rather more wheat
coming to market, and better prices rule. Some sales
were made yesterday at ST. l0s H. But little move
mont In -four at prices ranging from S. IAN %.
Oats 80 Q $40, and In demand.
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PhlIadolpnia Cattle Market.

sErr. 23-Ohsred this week, I460 Beef Cattle-in
oludng $50 taken to New York; 100 COWS and calves
$50 hogs and 100 sheep and lambs Prices-Beef Cst,
continue dull Of sale at S. 80 the 100 lbs l6O head
left unsold Cows aud Calves brought STA Is for dry
$2 Is for sprngers and SIS 80 for fresh each
Hogs sold at 81 so the 100 lbs Sheep and Lambs
AL taken at 81 ~ so each, as in quality.
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lust NECElVEDA rich assortment Of fancy and black
silk Cravats and Scarfs, &c at AGATE5, Gentlemens
Outftter 237 Broadway. cor Of Parkplace.
UNDER GARMENTS-Al large assortment OF Silk Meri-
no. Lamhswool Cotton, &c. Of desirable style at
A9ATE'S Gentlemens Oubtter, 23T Broadway, cor. Of
Park place. . . .
GL0VEs-A spperiotartiels of Kid Gloves, With welted
liable TO Mso Chossou Bajou and silk thread
and woollen Gloves, in great variety, at J. ,AGATES,
Gentlemens Outtter, Broadway. of Park place
SHRTS-The subscriber would call the attention Of the
public his style of Shirts which made in superior
Shirts madcto order and warranted to fit J.AGATE
0eutlemen Furnishing Strre, 2 Broadway Park place
~ 30t*rc
Two TAILORSThe Fall and Winter Fashion for ls47 and
l8i8, is pub,i.hed and ready for sale by r. Oliver
81 Cedar street, New York. the third door from Broadway
T. Oliver has removed from No Courandt to 81
Cedar street. whsre he will continue publish his Fashions
and Systems heretofore HIS system called the Tai
Ios Philosophical Transfers. complete and rsady for
SALE 81 s0t*m
IT mEnsCHoFF, TAILOR, NO 2s ANN STREET,
(prevous TO the late fire. at No 9h Ann street, would
fully inform hi. eustomss and the public generally
that having disposed of his old stock he opening
entirely new and fresh asortn Of plain and fancy Cloths
onsbc styles all OF which having Just been purchased for
cash. he enabled land willy furnish garments ut made and
trimmed IN the most fashionable styles the lowest prices
call Is solicited from those abeut making their selections
~ 39tsn
- PER5SE BROOKE,
tyaun No. V and 81 Nssssu street
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%gIx$&3 BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ZKxE<EA1A ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIP, 1900
and nd 4, y, horse power each under contract
HiBEKNNiA, Captain Alexander Ryrie.
BRITANNIA Captain John Hewitt
ACADIA, Captain William Harr,son.
THE AMERICA, THE NIAGARA,
THE CANADA. THE EUROPA.
The yeasels appointed to sail from Boston the
Hibemia,. ....... August l6, 12p
Cambria ................... September !, mI
Galedonia. ............... September IT, BN
Th. vsssa -, : sInoo a.. III
Ednpria: ......'.... ..... .'.... august q ~.
Gaieoonia. august ~ iSa
Pssengers luggage BE- board the day previous
sailing.
:, money-From Boston to Liverpool $780, do do to
H. fax 800
No berths secured until paid for.
These ships carry experienced surgeol1
No freight except specie, received days OF sailing
For freight passage other information, applyto
BRIGHAM, u. Agent
In addition to the above line between Liverpool
Majesy government to establish line between Liverpool
and New York direct The steamships for this service
being buit and early due notice will be given
Of the time when they will Under the the
will sail every Saturday during eight MONTHS and
every fortnight during the other months Going al
Liverpool and Halifax and Boston, and be
tge Liverpool and New York rn22
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70 THAvxi.zss eolxo SOUTH
h 1ss se.r I'd l. s!s!!!!!;
ksw'sssls ssSIss. w:Iiss, " g.. sa$ cS.ls:ips.
tgis :issmss 70 xfFxN lsossesslsS VIII .as Grey
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Tor the above points. -.
Thgough.tlckets 20 Richmond. 49,
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Weldon, n Co.. $500"
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much more certain han Chesapeake Bay and James
Steambo the wide and rough portion Of the Bay.
between the mouth Of the Potomac and Old Point Comfort
being entirely avoided BY this line a...;..a
Travellers areadyised the. the line hereby par:
the intention of the compues composing the ress NAL
ton with Powhatan, always as chesp as 9y any other
any other iine except The tine via Washington. .
Eoy IN her pa euars inquire the Southern Railroad Of
fee Pratt street Baltimore Of Stockton Fall Or q the the
board the Powhattan, of " w ECNN III, CnptL
they hours more IN Batmors tnan passense o
any point south Of Pete bug the same time with these last
when there breach OF connexon py the Day Line
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