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Movements or the Packet ships.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH Is.

Packet ship Arcoe, Hoodess, from Marseilles Jan 90
with mdse to Chamberlain Phelps. Feb 2oh 23
spoke Swedlsh bark Hello, from Gotten for
a3th lnt ~ lon &c. spoke B bark New York, packet OF
with provisions Left ships Persian ROBBINS New Or
leans next dav; Mozart Lewis IL ds baIks Smyrna, Pep
Ottoman. Hanuom for do, 10 days. O.ceoa Lane Tor d.
lqst arr from philad; Globe, He for do days. Globe
Brig Tyleston, Burngans, days from Nantucket bal
last, To master
Schr Adelaide Slocum, days from New Bedford with
schr Orientl Thurlow, 9 days from Georsetowu, &c,
with lumber TO Brett x Vose.
schr Syren, jones, from Philad elpha.
schr Andes, from New London, with oil
Sailed.
Ship New World Liveipo bark Dana. Belfast; brgs
Awe, Havana; Harbinger do; Eagle, Waterford
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DY ORDER ofJoHN W. EDMoNDs Esq.lrs. Circuit
ID JUDGE OF the 6rst rcu notice hereby given pursu-
ant TO the Of statute authorizing
an AHA issued against the estate Of rsrck
and ceorre barnes OF State Of New York.
and thai the me will be sold for the payment Of their debts
uness hey appear and discharge attachment according
20 law within months from the hr,t pubcaton OF TINS
Socs and that the payment debts due TO them BY
their debtors and the delivery to them or Tor hs use
their properly by them are oy " anu are
D'''"' " WI A. A. PHlLLlPS,
fei6 IowMsrc Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
IN THE CIkCUIT COUNT =. The United R :,
vs. the E1seuior Of Chester Clark Thom.s Hun. 2. al
that Van Bu.kIt Luke Psyi; Mr. Aes Med
isndo FISK, Austin Msiy. e. Man.si T. ssog. Pick
John Hunt Co., Van Wyck Phillips, and T. w. PinLpey,
reside the State Of Louisiana and all OF most Of them
f. Is that the said defendants do plead snswer
demur bill and amended bill on Or before The hrs
upon them personally gub,hea Ia Of The Newspaper.
week for four weeks previous that me e the expiration
of which period ia default Of such answer the SAID bL and
amended bill shall be taken pro confesso
certify the above to be copy from the minutes OF
the said court Of the order this taken the above cause
New Orleans, Feb. /, lg1 tit 5w3mw
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miscellaneous lxscOr<I

Hll6Ceuan0Ou1 H0COrds
Packet SHIP WATERLOO Captain Allen for Liverpool,
morning.
FsIscH sHIr CHRnr TOPPER CoLoMsE-The cargo of this
vessel LOST on her Passage from New Orleans Havana
$4,000 !" ." street, We a0'ef''0no' 10 the amount Of
Wreck SSI. Ks. s. Ooa Sm LvsrP0C boarded The
her sundry merchandise.
LauscHrDIBsTt Io,ko was launched from the ship yard
vessel which was first named the Kamskaks Io'ca" by
another when viii be teer uadersood when spoken az
or S Otherwise reported
the sxonyIe Launched from the yard Of John Tay
Hs:t cs,n faa
'. q. Ssr hsssf; New New
do Wo .e.s .SoS
dO DO; :chs RIO oSe New York wss va%Ss. Men
xSi. lds: Eni:iSti: s"sy, xis..ads
'sn' jon S,ll N bark. Medium c,o,hv
York. aih Lady Caroline Mallory do ssSr Rate sloeo%S
Richard Rush. crows Salem for Bal
BATH: March ls-GId ship Switzerland. tnew, of Bath
go'Tos March isTslssraphed bark franklin, fin Trio
d:S 5I,s ~ S%IF cid sshI. Mahomst
;ics!l H;Ss.s cqa%Si ossa. bark ssoa,s
:i ssi.;
more; Wyoming. Willard, Pnadeiphia Pre- 'erence Alien
bridge Hail. Do Splendid crowe Do RU o. GGe
do; ih, Foster Baker, Baltimore; sd ships ence
Geo Thatchet yeraille,; briggs ELIOT; Dow l2th, cid
9.d for S' de iaa %
bn%p GhS
schrs Manson Coleman, Curacos Jas Francis Lewis Ha,
vana Hy Frankiin. Nickerson, Norfolk and Richmond.
BanIoLi, March liar brig Emeiine, Smith. from Ma
BucKsroRT, March osd. sehs Susan Ross, CHM, Bal.i
CAsTyE, March sSld Coral Norton Belfast. to load for
East TnoMAsroS. March s-schr Marion, Grant, New
Ycrt 3th cid sehrs Rich Tsy!ot Cutler, New Orleans
Franklin. Pierce, New York h, Leo, Jsaeson. NYok
NANTUcxET, March s-Sld brig Tyleston, BurngaIne,
NEw BEproRp, March ii~Arr schr Ellen Rodmsn, New
NV HAVEN. March PAR schr Merritt, kelsey, New
NnwronT March la-Arr .ehrs Wandopa.so. Eddy from
River for Chirleston; Revival Varnum, from Clinton
New YORK; otsno from New Bedioid for New Yor2
NoRroLx, March PAR schrs (3laucus, Wood, NYork
Amelia, Eri.bee DO; Sterling Robinson. New Haven IN
to G,ty Ren, ,cnr speidd Freshly from New York bnd
Mstauzas; schr Pilot, Jordan, Cuba.
rEovipENcE March I2.An schr Alfred, Greenfield, New
H Hok ,Gpop; Ene9rs Wells; New York. Ari9n. Hudson
Applsby, do; Champion Beebe, do Lo1ue cite Hathaway
do. Below, schr Zabtskis, from New York; also a
fore and aft schr, and soop unknown. sid brig Harriet
Cor,on for Southern po Cinderella Crowell City Point
Sea Bird Marchaa Norfolk ,oop simon Cole, Whelden
sSARsPoRr, March e-sld schrs Martha Washington Nc
Gilvery, Havana; Ottoman, PendIeon Matanzas.
xSToNING TON, March 10 Arr schrs Granville, Barker,
York for Boston; 9Th, soop Coquette, Hathaway NYok
for Providence -
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Foreign Markets.

MAYAouEr, T. r. Feb. ~. ls47.-Annexed please find
snote OF last cargo sales Of American produce Su.
sars are in good demand at S., and many engagements
at that price OF prime quality yet 10 be complied with
by planters The lowest mark for inferior grades for
sxporation to England and France S. and according
to qualify the intermediate rate Is paid cay between
at $7 per ITO gallons and for selected lots as
rs $50 have been paid Coffee Continues in demand ut
az and some prime lots have cen taken at a higher
mark. We have exported to date about 1000 hhds su.
gar, $500 OF which went 10 the United States against
provisions, cargo Of brig Osceoa, from Boston, took
place nth inst at 90 and 20 days. four per Of for
90 AZ r;ns e. ,sh paoe um1vunsh ~ naaoock
pork So beef Sl3 pilot bread S5 potatoes S4 onions
~oi cheese SIS candles. mould, $I7 sperm do. $37
smoked herring $780, butter SIS; lard Sl4 so; hams Sa
csssia $ao; pepper $l0 hoops $50. Tho -four, beans
ans SHOCKS, which composed a portion of her cargo
were not Sold Cor. Phila Erchange
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Mountaineering Arcole-eoo bars soap 2, c.sks win.
puu,h X Cousinery-ip bis ,ud 10 hrs canav 80, a,s
btts oil 40 s Gu Pnslps.se M n az
Ch,age ko,p--226 BIS slpnond Draper se ~ ~
mond. 30 bcls bri nstone Drap.r-l pkg mdse DID,
bnls elmoadr kobiason-2d mdse q 4 = oThsupD
80 bdi3 bxs pkgs mdse so hamps battles no MI,
sbls II 81 nsm.ers bottles Cazsy A,tom-5 brs mde ps
wis., Fsircnd Lo-3 do Mofan Isu-O bYs eardv ,rn,,
Sehuehrdt Fsvre2e CASKS u cks BIZ wine Gu DOR
$50 bxs piexes D.nie Amann-3 pkgs mdzs Thos Den
uy-t Raymond 0ascon-l Milton, Cu,hu,an CO..
chs verdegr, Wiekeihausn Recknayel-tOu bis Ernest
Psh-so bis corks bks oil BIS mdse jno Angore2 bbls
Bis a bxs eks medcinas his nuts Crcsssonne omez
= brs soap7 bbIs berries cks verdigrs boxes
Fletcher, AIeIandsr Col bbs pickles chs Mar.
tn-o cks mdse Motz foz-i3 brs ~ bbs 81 BIS mdsc
90 order.
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BosroN, March IL, l847.
aid to heland-Ihe Fiourishing Condition of Bos-
fnM-(lceon Nieun, Nnni oufioa1

DooroN, NAdICn AZ, 1911.
did to Ireland-7he F0wishing Condition of Bos-
tom-Ocean Steam Navigation.
The efforts making by the relief committee for
Ireland of the satisfactory character, and
there is little doubt that the Jamestown" will
carry out, tor gratuitous distribution, the largest
cargo of emotions" that ever left this country
The rich men, who have been making their thou
sands, under the liberal provisions of the tariff of
1876, bestowing generously Of their gains;
while others, less independent, but with noble,
generous hearts, are contributing, according to
their ability, but not to the extent Of their wishes,
TO this glorious fund of charity.
Boston was never more flourishing than at the
present moment lis railroad interests are the
principal cause oil its prosperity, and am per-
fecty astonished that New York, with all her re-
sources, should per mit Boston to outstrip her in
this new but glorious spirit Of enterprise, so inn
portant to her present and permanent prosperity.
l see that at last, you are to have line of
steamships from your port to Liverpool. Its adj
vantages cannot be over rated. The Boston line,
If possible has done more for the city than all
the railroads that enter it.
You must have seen, from recent statement
the collector Of this port, the great amount of
importatlens in the Cunard line. 1t is hardly
known, however, that the largest portion OF these
importations is for the account OF your city. But
this is true; and one reason, understand, why
New York merchants are ready to have their
goods come Via Boston, is the promptness with
which they have here passed through the custom
house, which has allowed thoir delivery in New
York, by the railroad line, within twenty-four
hours of their arrival at the custom house. Such
promPtness on the part Of the custom house is
worthy of all praise and regret to hear, that any
Of the faithful subordinate officers, to whom this
suspect, if such is the case, that it al Uses from
other causes than the public interests.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
State OF the Flour Markets..

BuFrvLo, March 1.-THE -four market is rather Ian.
guild this morning. and holders DESTROYS of re.
alising. Choice brands of Michigan. Black Rock &c,
freely offered at S. without meeting SALE operators
declining to pay over 81 SIN sale of 500 bbls buffalo
city Mills end Rochester Mills frozen up at Syracuse
was made at S. rs. Conneaut wheat, to arrive, can
readily be purchased at ST. and Milan at o. There are
also sellers of Ohio and Wabash to arrive soon
possible after the opening Of navigation at so cents
and buyers are Offering IS cents.
PIrTsBURo, March ll.-Flour-The sales yesterday
amounted to 1900 bbls The price did vary from the
previous rates Of 81 co. 81 o. 81 10 S4l2 The sales
include nom wagons as we'll as the river Buyers and
sellers both stiff Barleysaes Of 90 bushels at 40
uta
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NORFOLK, Va, March IL, Is.

NORFOLK, Va, March IL, lS47.
Peathg-Navy ard-GGmantoWn-P Steam
W-BaH of the BlAes-Dr. Hollick-1hs Herald,
SC. &c.
We, Of this good old CITY, have had as great a
variety OF weather during the last forty eight
hours, as the coors Of Joseph's coat, or the COM
plexions in politics of the candidates for the next
Presidency. Wednesday, the thermometer at
80, fine and clear; Thursday at As, raining all
day, and showing all night. Preparations are
making to get the sloop OF war Germantown TO
sea, and il fiae to morrow, she sails, and possibly
she may be in time to assist in the demonstration
against st. Juan d'Ulloa
The St Lawrence is ready for launching; in
fact, the citizens have held meeting to get one
OF them ten war steamers to build in the same
shed, after her launch, and we hope they may
Commodore Skinner, the worthy and gentle
manly commander OF the Navy Yard, is intro
ducing various and substantial Improvements
therein.
The Polk steamer arrived this morning from
Richmond; she cannot get steam up; her boilers
leak so badly she is going 10 be cauked:
The company called the "Biues," had ball
last evening, at which many smiling and lovely
damsels were present; they showed courage be-
fitting would be spouses of military heroes, by
turning out in such unpleasant weather
Dr.. Holck, the celebrated author and lecturer
the "Origin OF Life" is delivering lectures in
Ashland Hall, TO very large audiences, compri-
sing all the leading men Of our city. The models
he uses, Eve believe,) are Parsiar, and made Of
popier mache, and have created quite an excite
ment, and are highly spoken OF by the press of
this city. We understand the Doctor proceeds to
the North next week, to open in Baltimore, and
thence to New York.
the Herald astonished some of the aspirants
for naval glory, by It's announcement Of the plan
of attack the city and castle at Vera Cruz, but
on serious consideration, they came to the very
sensible conclusion, that the Nep York Herald
is the only authentic and reliable source of infor-
nation, (and the earliest too,) of the movements
of both the army and navy.
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Il GOOD FIT,

A SANDFORD'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
"A MENT, 1s7 Fulton street We have Just received
beautiful and well selected assortment OF Coths Casees
70 make up ia garments to suit the most difficult to STYLE
fits, workmanahip aud prices.
twill well for those visiting city call IN Full
ton and see
sold cheaper than the cheapest.
SANDFORD BROTHER, 1877 Fulton street,
me lm"f next door 70 the Herald Office.
DIR. POWELL, OUULlST AND AUKIST,
TTENDs to Diseases Of the Eye and Ear, and to all i'm
"A perfocu0as OF Vision, from O'clock ut his resi-.
dence and once 2ol Broadway, Of Warren
Ophalma Soppage Of the Tear Possage, Catarses and
Opaclties efectualIy removed.
AMAUkOS!S treated with great attention and success
STRABlSMUS, or Squirting, cured in fsw minutes.
Deafness, and all discharges from the Ear permanently
cured.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
kpectacIes adapted 4 defect m lmere
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SaIes or Stocks Mt Boston,

MARCH lS.-l0 Fitchburg Railroad. l24 Northern
Railroad, l00%; do 100; l26 Norwich Worcester
Railroad, 10 49G $50 do 493; 20 do, 60 49 1875
DO, 4ok IFS do, Is 49h so do, 80 49sS; 50 East
Boston Dividends, 51s; so do, IS 80 sh
AT AUCTION 30 Boston X Providence Railroad;
per cent advance; 20 Western do q per cent adv;
10 Boston s. Worcester do l6ls l64 per cent adv;
Boston Athen1um, $40; Boston Exchange, $454; 80
Old Colony Railroad $685. per share; 10 Northern do
$lOo% per share; Nashua Lowell do, $l291 per sh'
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DEAFNESS CURED.

DEAFNESS CURED.
QQ1 BROADWAY. (Extractll che erfully comply with
90 the request Of Lieutenant Mcintosh that he
va, home as unit fo duty in of total
Deafness and discharges from the That under the
msnt Of Drs Castle Edwards suriss in New YORK.
urely recovered his hearing and has returned RS
Nj. forces, Jamaica.
Acoustic OLA for incipent deafness dischar
from, ard cbllac.Ions Of bxri &c,
s'rr--for sale n1 Br0sdwav III 1mSY
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD
THE subscriber will receive until the LIST Of April, le
the delivery Of 500 cords Of best seasoned
Oak wood at Fort Columbus Governora Island Communi-
cations be endorsed Proposals. for Wood stating the
price per cord of 1873 cubic feet and the place Of resi-
faithful performance Of the contract For Information re-
lSignedj H. D. VINTON,
Captain and Assistant Qusrtermaster.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
1--WE HUNDRED TONS of best quail y, broken and
screened red ash Anthracite Goal wanted by the sub
posals for the delivery OF which will be received at the
QuaItemasers Office 50 Greenwich street, until the LIST Of
april proximo be endorsed, Proposals for Coal" The
delivery the month Of May and to be
'''''N H. D. yiSfON, Capt and A. QumterHa.,er.
New York, March 5, ls47. me eodtoAI rrc
LESSONS IN DRAWING, &c.
M ONS. H. LAEDERICH, lately from Paris wishes to
Iva employ Of his time giving lessons in drawing
aud water color painting (aquarelle)
Having been pupil Of tho celebrated Redoute and pos
sessng fully Of that he recommends
complement OF drawing and painting flowers well
The gentlemen and boarding schools in aud around New
York, for all the other branches of his art
kEFERENcEs-Rev. A. verren, Rev. I. f. Schroeder, ID.
< Ie Barber. CoIomb & i.elin Schrase ( koop
Applications for may be made the Rev A. Yer
rens franklin street and at New street eodlmerc
q klI nMl TO LEND bond and mortgage IN
ROOSVOO sums to suit applicants, on good product.
i've real estate III this city Apply to B. BROAD No ii
Wall street. the Croton water ONCE basement, who has
house and lot for SALE situated 4h street, opposite WASH
ington Square.
n B. Several small Of money lend, BROOKLYN
real estate. Apply s above. j22 e0d2m*r
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NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, AND FISHING
TACKLE.

THoM As and THOMAS H. BATE. los Maiden Lane,
eyed and other qualities Of Needles with the largest and
select assortment Of Fishing Tackle manuactursd
9shasey and Hoilow Poiat Ll%sIisk Hooks; ;nperhns
Bass Rock Trout and Kirby River Hooks stted Also
superne Limerick Kirby, Salmon and all others snooded
Braided and spun Silk Lines Grass Flax, and Trout Fly
American Reels Fishing Baskets Cork and Hollo Floats
with every other description of Fishing Tachle sod
moderate TERMS, 1903 Maiden Lane up stairs Pearl
1msyc
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Ok TX PER TON FOR large Nut, uuder cover The
RC subscribers have reduced the price ofther bes
Stow IS a and MT y IS There prChes.st il
at the same price 1 all delivered free Of carriage
THOMAS DOLAN, 2os Mulberry IT.
and @3 west 18th st. between avenues 9th and 10th.
~ 3wsrc
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LET ITS WORKS
re T. U nj M 4 n D r.
ROAkE'S
1nnINT fIN MINT


Has cured and will cure the worst possible cases Of
Rheunatism Geut, swellinss. Sprains, Bruises,
blan,,. flesh wounds, diseases efthe spine or
hipjoint bead-ache Group stiff neck, salt
cefa., ban oDs .calss '0e tosth sess pan
IN the side or breast plnpies ring
worm or letter, barber's itch,
srr REHp 4 TA IL ~ '1ln DE Nc &C.
Throat by few applications, he the best remedy
e. gs X. ~
it's the best family remedy he ever saw and would not be
M A. ui SEA aHy viii s1 to the astonishing
he obtained from ths use Of the after he had tired
HON +. PRICE. of4 Warren street, will testify to its
pEkAY cured of Govt
Residence 18th street, near 7th avenue =, ,.,.
Messrs 8. J. IaeERsoLL & Co.:
am not gven to putting the various of the day
into existence raise voice in their favor yet the sc
the astonishinS relief hive recevedj and benefit
the afflicted induces me to offer my humble testimony
amnow .,,,
FiETY:sIx *. YE SAEIrs .r,su f., d.
MieS si psn: eounsd
% t me naa the @ Of May Without relieving me In
fact grew orse and so much So wa. confined 70 my
thing but death unable to sleep raise arms move
without suffering the most excruclatng pain friend Of
mine called ESa r. yhS o BIZ
o
tnued until used two bottles which effected
without it under any conside, and advise all who are
o' '"'' can DC '''''a on. William l. JOHNSON,
South Third. near Fourth street, Williamsburg
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-DK. CORBlIT, 10 Duane street,
IN lmember of the Royal College Of Surgeons Londen
practice Of fourteen years. devoted venere diseases
enables Dr. C. the form of this disease Recent
cases cured four days; mercury used Structure cured
in weeks without any pair Constitutional de-
biity-Those individuals who have INDUCED certain
loathsome habit positively be restored 10 health and
society," Dr. e. has not removed his Office insiauaed by
a mushroom dentist. Remember, 10 Duane
door to DR.. J0hnsOns. i25 I'm arc
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FOUNTAIN HUTEL,
LIGHT ST, BALTIMORE,
January ~, 1a7. }


vHE undergned having succeeded the late firm Of DIX
FOGG, in the proprietorship Of tho Fountain Hotel
30 long and widely known Of the most commodious
estab,hments in Baltimore take th; method Of informing
spring, the addition Of entire wing to the
house by which large number Of lodgings were added as
Gently had constructed new Ladies' Ordinary fitted up IN
for gentlemen which entirely free from the hustle
necessarily the mere public parts Of the house
themselves cannot fail piesss I connection with n.
gone thorough revsopevery thing appertainng TO- the
Upholstery establishment hss been renewed and at
teudans for the chambers selected with src to their
entire capability in every respect go :,
The table will be found all times fully supptte with
avery thing the market affords served in superior sly
while the way of Wines &c &C. nothing will be kept but
what is of the best quality. 49,
these facts the attention and courtesy which will
sonal supervision those who favor them with CALL
they aiter will leave as no pains
will be spared their the wants Of
their and their hopes of liberal patronage will
not prove unfounded,
Baggage taken and from the Hotel free Of eharge.
ARTHUR l. FO0G,
62aw3mrrc PHINEAS THURSTON.
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CorAIyI AND CUPzp ExTnACTE1his u The mo:
secret diseases being .oldasd ef
form without smell Or taste l. contains ths smallest
eectua quickly and radically curing the dsssss those
Information relative this class Of diseases may be had and
By experienced physician who has devoted his at
this Office is I'd door from the Museum jy6 lmsIe
KIM UOLLAks KEWAkD.-Cross' spscinc nlixturc
OOO for the oil Gouorrhps, elects, StrctIres and
analogous complaints Of the Of generation " all re-
msdes yet discovered for the above complaints this the
certain. IL makes speedy and permanent cure with
restriction OF Diet drink exposure or change IN
application business We give no long quacks recon-.
mendation deceive the public the medicine does not
speak ITSELF shall speak for It, 10 10 no.
where be had and the proprietor challenges sn-
gle gonorrha be brought which the NIX
will rapidly under forfeiture Of $500 inns
is disease pervades all ranks OF society
high low rich and poor matrimonial and single They are
with remedy by which they them
selves without the least the shortest POSI-
sbe Further the disease cannot be contracted dose
the mixture is taken at night going 70 bed when exposed
II up in bottles, with full directions accompanying IT,
81 One bottle lasts week. which generally cure' many
are cured in two days.
New York Mr. Blpkhulst corner Tenth and Che smut SIS
Philadelphia; w. Fowe, 1877 Washington st Boston; "a
Canal New Orleans, and IS Main St. Cincinnati
Jas lm<rc
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NEW PAPEK UANGINGS

NEW fAfEh l1ANGlNlrS.
X tARES Co., Mo. $40 Pearl street, have received
her usual large supply Of all the sof every
anu quality Of French and American Paper Hanging
ews Firsboard Prints, aud wids window Curtain
wn'sn they offer dealers merchants and Others
.a,, mos. Competent Paper Hangers nay b, had at very
""''""'se' ms Imsrc