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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
CAPITAL PRIZE

1886 Prizes amounting to ST POP ,OOOS0
Tickets $40, Halves $40, Quarters s..
Fletcher & Co. will sell certificate OF tick
cts at the following rates:
26 Whole Tks $220 Quarter Tks $500
26 Halves ITO Eghihs u 80
Please address all orders to
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
No. Franklin Buildings.
Dec O. Baltimore, Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
g!bTaN5D1TD sDIErsIEl q,

29,705 Prizes amounting TO $523,3ls
TICKETS Sl0,-HALvEs 5,-QuARTERs $50
This is first rate Scheme, there is 100
chances OF 900 dollars each. packages is the
best way in the world to purchase. You have
every number in the Lottery and il you hit
three number prize you get 900 dollars.
Fletcher s Co. sell packages on certificate at
the following rates
25 Whole Tks $50 % Quarter Tks SO
IS Half do 65 20 Eighths do 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
Carpets and OH Cloth.

WYE would call the attention of all who
w wish TO purchase. 10 the beautiful styles
of Ingram Carpetilg, that we have recently
added to our former stock. We have also a
superior Oil Cloth, which will be sold cheap.
ksv. II, lS47. &. & c. w. DOLL,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
10000 DOMMlGS9
MARYLAND CONSOLE DATED LOTTERY

GLASS NO. FOR 1871,
Benefit of the Susquehanna Canal
Quite, Lock at Tide Water and other purposes.
To be drawn in the city Of Baltimore, Md,
ON WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is, lS47.
rs Number Lottery and Is drawn ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
CATALOGUE OF TEAS
ON SALE AT THE WAREHOUSES OF THE
PEkEN TEA OtsPANY
rs and II Fulton Street, .Ncw York.

ZNgz The Teas mentioned in this cat
-, ~ alogue are done up in quarter
NEu pounds, half pound and one pound
az1&ssa % packages--thefrs inside is read,
the second wrapper is water proof paper,
and the third or outside wrapper is of Chi
nese rice paper. The ompaay sell none
but good Teas, done up in this superior man
ner. all of them grow in the most luxurious
districts in China. Country dealers may Sc
lect as small quantity of each kind as they
like, and have them packed in one chest
These Teas also come in fine pound Chinese
packages, called qua,ioons, very convenient,
ianciul and portable shape.
Persons residing in any part of the United
States or Canada, can order any Of the Teas in
this catalogue, by letter, in qualities to suit their
wishes We pack them in Chinese boxes and
deliver them TO the Forwarding Merchant
free from charge FOR packing or carriage. The
money should always accompany the order.
Yrxx 90 Sv S>rr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
FOR S.sLE,
Groceries.

"E have opened our stock OF Groceries,
w which include every item usually KEEP
in country store. and viii be exchanged ior
Butter, Eggs. Honey. Bceswax, Feathers,
Soap, Potatoes, Lard and nealy all a farmer
has 10 dispose OF. LlKENS & CURTIS.
Oct 26 lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
3 900 DOLLARS!
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARSl

Alll1S.S GliNI5Dl25flaA If,O iI5gl Hl2Yl,
Glass No. "a, FOR lS47.
TO be dra,cn in alexandria, on Saturday, III.
25th Of December, lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
VALUABLE
BERKELEY LAND
u o E s. a d 80


HVIiE subscriber, as Attorney in fact forlhe
u Heirs of Samuel Bray, decd is author
zed TO sell desirable tract OF LAND, belong
ing TO said heirs, lying near the head and on
both sides of the Tuscarora Greek, about )
miles West Of Mariinsburg, and adjoining the
lands Of William o. Lyle's heirs, Charles
Stuckey, PC. Pendleion and others, containing
III ACRES,
100 of which are clared and in good state Of
cultivation, the balance is clothed wnh.youn
and thrifty timber, there is sufficiency OF
meadow, grain and timber land, 10 make this
tract desirable farm; il is supplied with ne
yer falling springs Of pure water.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase such a
tract Of land will please call on the subscriber
in Marlnsburg, or John r. Lyle who lives
near the SAID land, either OF whom will make
known the terms, sc.
NORMAN MILLER,
atty. in fact for The heirs Of s. Bray, dsf'S
Nov. A. lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16

SILVER LEAF.-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers, because of the very small profits
made on its sale. This is very superior
Tea.
do Golden Chop, Planta-
ton or Garden growth ST. 90
GOLDEN CHoP.--This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in China. 1t of the finest pick
ings, and excels all other Green Teas for
its delicacy OF favor, strength and aroma.
Heretofore this Tea has never reached this
country, except in small lots as present 10
importers.
HYSON, very fine Oo75
do Plantation growth 60
GUNPOWDER, good 0075
do superior 90
DO smalleaf, plantation
growth ! IS
IMPERIAL, good co.'s
do brisk and fragrant 90
do curious leaf, very sup'r 20
HYSON SKIN, good, fine flavor 90 SO
do do extra fine 90 62l
BLACK TEAS.
POUCHONG, good, full favor 90 3S
do fine 90 so
do very superior 0075
.SOUGHONG, good 90 SO
DO extra fine 90 so
OOLONG, strong, flavor fine 90 so
TOoIoNG.-This Tea is great foyorite, and
gives universal satisfaction.
do very fine 00 90
do in one pound and half
pound cattys, ex. fine COZ
NE PLUS ULTRA 075
Ne PLus ULrRA.-This Tea is as fragrant
and sweet as nosegay. II yields per
fume that is truly delightful II is of gar
den growth, and superior TO any thing of
the kind ever sold in the country.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST Tea, fine 90 50
do do extra fine 20 62a
MOWQUA'S MIXTURE, strong
and rich black Tea, Pekoe flavor 90 rs
ONGO, good 90 37s
do vefy fine 90 so
PEKOE FLOWERS, good 90 e7a
do do garden growth | so
- Besides the above we expect daily from
hina several splendid chops OF Tea, erclu-
sipey imported by the .'PEkIN TEA COM
PANY," and which we intend to copyright
to prevent ,rickery. Letour agents gel ready.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
OFFICE OF FLETCHER g. co.
No. franklin Buildings,
North Street, baltimore, md
10000 DOlhlLAlESo
CON'D LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
s USQ U f II A N N A CA N A L

Glass No. 5,
To be drawn in the City of Baltimore, Md
on Wednesday, Dec. %, 1S47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
CHEAT AND GROW RICH.

IHyTIIS has been the secret principle OF two
n many of the wholesale dealers 10 Teas
up 70 this time, aud they have practsed the
most shameful imposlilons on the ountry
Merchants without any fear OF detection. But
nd IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
CITIZEN TEAS

SILVER LEAF.-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers, because of the very small profits
made on its sale. This is very superior
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION, ACCOM-
PANIED WITH NERVOUS DEBILITY,
CURED BY THE USE OF
DIR. SW Il EFT : ER'S NACEA,

baltimore, May eth, ls4I.
| certify, that for the last five years, have
been afflicted with Dyspepsia and Water
Brash, accompanied with a general weakness
of the whole system, particularly distressing
Pains in the back. AT times my digestion
was SO bad that could scarcely keep any thing
on my stomach, and coffee could not touch
had been attended by several doctors, and
had taken great many prescriptions, without
receiving any benefit. A few weeks ago
commenced taking DIR. Sweetser's Panacea,
and before had finished the first bottle, felt
certain it would cure me, as no medicine
had taken had such an effect on me. have
now taken three bottles. and feel perfectly well.
| am. however, taking another bottle to
strengthen my nervous system. make this
statement publicly, to let the afflicted know
where to obtain relief Yours, respectfully,
JAMES LAVENDER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
PRINTED CALICOES

IHEIR PRESENT STOCK CONSISTS OF NEARLY
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES,
Embracing some thousands Of different patterns
and colorings, and comprising every thing de-
sirable in the line, Foreiga. and Domestic
All of which are offered Tor sale Cor cash, or
satisfactory credit, at the lonest prices, by the
PIECE Ug E9CK.9GE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA,

HyIIS MEDICINE is warranted, on oath.
Il not to contain particle Of Calomel, Co
rosiye sublimate, Arsenic, Chloride or Gold,
or any deletrious minerals.
The principle on which this Medicine acts,
is by assisting and harmonzing with nature
II drives out all foul acrimonious humors from
the blood and body, and by assimilating with
and Strengthening the castle juice of the stom-
ach, II assists digestion and in short, there is
not VEN, artery, muscle or nerve in the hui
man body, that is not strengthened BY the PAE-
acEA, and il also possesses the remarkable pro-
perry of removing mercury from the bones
and joints.
FOR ERUPTION OF THE SKIN.
Scurvey, Scorbu,ic Affections, Tumors, Scrof
fula or Kings Evil, White Swelling, Erysip-
elias, Ulcers, Cancers, Running Sores, Scabs,
and Biles, time and determined perseverance
in DIR. SwEErsER's PAEAcEA, will effect cure
FOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of Food, Nauses, Vomitings, Bilious
complaints, Paleness, or Female Irregularities,
Dr. SwEETsER's PAsAcEA soon effects a cure
but If obstinate, or attended with gripmg, fly
ing pains, the dose should be increased, and
the cure will soon be effected Let not the
patients frighten themselves with the idea that
they are too weak TO take much medicine
but bear in mind that this mildly operating
medicine puts not weakness into the frame,
but most certainly draws weakness out, leaves
strength in its place, and by giving composed
sleep al night, and an appetite TO relish any
food, teammates the whole frame with vigo-
the sight.
TIEAnACTIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Correspondence Of the Pieayuns.
sArrrrr q Mart.n NJ L

oAATlALDf NeEl-O. May H. Actf-
Lieut. Col Mitchell and portion Of the advance
Of Col Donpban's command srryed here yesterday
morning from Parrss having arrived at camp the dsy
before
This morning, before breakfast a number Of men
came in and announced that on Friday last detech
ment Of Col. DOnphsn's regiment under command oi
Cap, Reed consisting Of fifteen men and accompanied
BY Don Manuel bsrrs very wealthy citizen OF Parras
who extensive vineyard SET out for the Rancho
del POGO, about thirty miles from Parra alter the In
disus.
He furnished them all with fresh horses and they
made rapid march for del POGO. A, the rancho they
Joined by party Of some twenty men, sn advance
of Col Doniphsns main command and before long the
Indians came up.
The conflict was quite desperate. for the Indians
fought Ike devils. Capt Read was wounded in the
killed On the side Of the Indians the saugh3 was
more deadly.
The Allpowerful rife caused seventeen bold warriors
10 "bte the dust and the fed leaving most OF their
plumber and the greater portion of their women and
children. We also captured about 900 head OF horses
and mules which they had stolen.
Don Manuel who IL spoken OF as being rs brave az he
generous and hosptaoe, fought desperately Most OF
these Indians were Lppsns and not Camanches II 10
said
You will hardly believe that after this generosity on
the part Of troops in Kidding enemys country Of
marsuding party, some Of the grateful Mexicsns at
Parras detected In the act Of stealing some oil the
horses belonging TO the command
The whole Of Col. Doniphsn's command will be here
Ia lew days, ana after remaining a"hhe 70 feciui'
their men and horses will proceed down toward the
mouth Of the river They have now been in the service
eleven months and when they reach here will have
marched two thousand egh, hundred miles from Fort
Leavenworth, Mo. their place Of rendezvous.
They have been constantly on the march Tor eight
months and have been without tents since last fall nor
have they drawn single dollar of pay since they have
been In the service. We all look forward here 70 the
prospect Of q speedy movement upon San Luis with
confidence and daily expec, the arrival Of fresh troops
from below
1t Is thought that the Parras route will be selected
and il Is represented TO most delightful one
train is about starting Off and have not time 10 write
more II Ia the I'd Ohio regiment that goes to-day
They are now entering the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Later from the Army Of Gen. Taylor.

We have a copy Of the Matamoros Flag of the
2ni inst The individual found murdered below Rey
nosa before mentioned by out TO have been
private n Capt. Psus company Of Massachusetts, vol
unteers.
A company of Massachusetts, men under Capt Walsh
escortng train TO Camargo passed the spot lew days
since and identified and buried the body Capt w de-
manded of mexicsns residing near the scene Of
murder to produce the murderers or ho would burn
down their ranches.
The threat had the desired effect and three ncorrir
Bile scOundrels handed to him--one Of whom
killed la endesvorng TO make his escape, and the
the murdered man were upon the Mexican who was
killed.
From the Flag we learn that Lieut. Col Abbott with
four mpanes Of Massachusetts volunteers escorng
wagon train and number of artillery horses, took up
the line of march for Cerralvo Saturday the 29th nit
Col Wright with the remaining ak companies, was
to proceed Camsgo thence to Monterey as soon as
transportatod could be had. n. q. Pic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Greworks.
FIREWORKS :

ls2 CHATHAnsf opposite tbs INA nsm tues 80. -
"A abs snbscrbers have got up their usus large sup
nly and variety OF standard and fancy Fireworks Wheh
ihev will dis Of 20 deser ships, ssamooas pafues
OF Die ssure sod he patriotic, on the ncst he,sa
con.,.tinI In part OF tho following articles Rockets NO
man Candles Vertical Wheels. Mines OF stss MINIS "
serpens Bengola Lights, Tzhls kocseis, size Llsus'
pi, Wheels serornts Scroll Wheels ToTbilons Pigeons
steamers Chinese Flyers, Flower POI" GrrssnoPPers'
saroos yellow Ltehis. Trsnges, Pyramids rsn. 1sh.
Ton Fire Crackers Rockets, Spunk, Torpodor' fuhhs
Crackers Double Headers, &C. ,, .. ~, -, :,
Dealers in choice Grsen ard Black Teas, Whlo soa
Rrown Suysrs and Groceries genegaly soaps, Ous sna
Candies fae Cigtrs London Pickles sud sauces EAs1
ard West India Preserves sUugs 500 tolulhs roi''s"
Fuit. aod Wines Pon.r Ale snd Cider, Cheese nc.
Aiso Pavilion. iodine md Congress spnng Wsier CON
stany receiving fresh from SanIogs, add delivered 10
any psrl Of the city shipped free u expense ee
sIIRRyyORKs. FIREWORKS !-An extensive
l. assortment OF superior Fireworks jnst opened ana V
sas wholesale and retail c0rsisiing 81 every Nsry
rannot fsl 10 please Dszsrs invite To examine tsin
ie3tjy3 HAMMER HORTON. o DyI .on ~
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
rIyag TrNDEksIGEED have for sale al tn-r store HJ
Il NashiDgton-st a superior aud complete ASSORTMENT OF
rsvofks which they will se a. low as any o.nsr manu-
a,rsr. civ and country desers will md THIS sn'
r-rior .fork 10 select from. Towns Miafy sno OFlc
saoearious can be supplied with the abovs ARTICLES, war
rauted equal TO sny other IN the CITY.
es Imos BADEAU LOCKWOOD, 19 Wnhiogtoo-.I
NIRE yOHks,-Lsrg. Roc zeis Win color-d n,es,
lar. and ssrpens Ronsn candles Of oil szes togetn-f
i,, GENERAL assortment Of Fire Works, hfe erseker
~, as - oAssSER L YOUNG. 1872 chsihan-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

source OF 1000 men. Valencia and Bravo said 10
have resigned their respective commsnds Tie Govern
meni Is 20 be established al Morelis
No disturbance whatever hss taken place 81 Pus5ls-
on the contrary the people both Of the city and country
seem to be much pleased with their conquerors aud
trade is quite brisk.
Communication with the coast seems obly 10
be required to bring all right again General. scott ard
Worth were both in Puebls when the courier passed
through that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
- m. Re.torative Cordial. ,prepsred BY

6ence 3 ana 81 East srosiwsy-her-ors ee cautious
from whom yOu purchase that you may nos be imposed
myT Smsods 81 wshsr'I Ny.
r. The Restorative Cordial, tprepsred BY c C.
SEsRISG Tsryto~nl 81 celebrated f-r alev'stnF rer
voqs s-chons to which females peculiarly subject.
saorng strength in al cases OF deoi Ky snd particularly
for virtues In curing dyspepsia "a 500 s~noes- $40
retail BY A. B D. sssos ice Fli,SnI.. s1 ,S, sse x
Roadway; n East Broadway SO hudson-sh ard ~ 10
rae Minor "a Fuons Prce 81 per 5oIls my2l S's~'i
~ DIR. Banuins's Body Brace s an erhsler, 70
nefor weakness Of The voice lnns. spns sn' ,h
Gees Of aomsch and sides -esky femses Mst gro~
ting ehdreu and all dispose . Sroor snd are .
especisy spinal subjects, viii be d-hghtet Win us rs
lion Reference given many distinguished ciergymen
who nave been rescued f-om superSrnasuon, t,om DC
biiisy and bronchldi Pamphlets and eoox onmoe
Sense giving information. be bad al the once 80
Broadway. < lSdv N ssisndsnce on lsdies iifeodu
r.Card.-To The L.ai-, ard Gentlemen of New
Yorx and Brooklyn and their vicinity BY Nrs CHAT
Mr.. G. who hiss had long and sucee..fal practice n
medicine, 10 dssircus q holding conversion VIZ ~ y,
he lungs. bronchitis salt rhsum dysenlefy eouTseuon OF
cords 6y.pepss. debility spns sHecuon net'vus syhe
toms sshms, nc oooTeux lannice hesosSne'
us- ,sres IA. been emineuily successful having sue
ceedea in the entire cure Of houssnis sud most gerefs
" OF that class Of such long ssndns az % nave
the combined powers OF The most ssinfn physcisns An
OF which be seen RON the Tespscisoe Iesie1 1
which she show al Der rooms sol Broadway ID door
Those who would he heslei must come quiesls ME-
c. will remove where her usefulness s certain 10 be pui
into requsiton without dslsv. )e4 imos
~ water Cure Hou.e.-mrs ~. Cove cons
aes 10 reeeys patients al Der non'e' -0i ION ~ We"
York. -.
Ars O. also visits ladies and children 81 heir homes soo
siyss direction Tor hs application ofWs'er Cure s""
ryCongress spring Water-Ja't received flesh
a., 81 Inc civ nv ALBERT L. WINSHlP,
isif OF n East Broadway.
~ Genuine Harlan Oii-lmporied direct rom
ALBERT l.. WINSHlP.
ieil osu - East Broadway, cor. MHketsl
ID. WHEELER,
~ Comris.ioner for the stntes OF new. o. % .
ard Cornsrcnt rsfnmsnv Hall M p"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

u The following extract of letter IN the
Missouri Republican, from Jalapa, gives the opin'
ion of Gen La Vega. one Of the most brave and
intelligent Of the Mexican Generals as to the prob.
able duration of the war;
"JALAPA Mexico. May Is, lSl7.
The evening OF the day upon which last wrote you.
witnessed the arrival of Genls La Vega and Jerero
with their respective stats Ia this city route for Pc
rote as prisoners of You will recoect that these
Mexican off GERS were taken the 18th OF Apr. al the
battle OF Cerro Gordo and unlike the residue Of their
brother officers who prisoners, refused TO accept
their parole. They were accordingly sent forward 10
Vera Cruz with the privilege OF determining on reach
ing that point. whether they would 60 to the United
states prisoners of war, remain in the Castle oil
San Juan. ..
Yesterday morning was in the company Of la Vega
about an hour and Whatever others may think, be Is
far from entertaining the belief that We are speedily TO
have peace and ne makes no disguise whatever OF bis
own feelings far as his influence or voice can go
the United States shall have peace with Mexico,
SO long as the Americans have hostile foot this aide Of
the Nueces, lie remarked what was very true that
thus the had been felt far more sensby by the
invaders than by the invaded that sense 1t had
proved great relief 10 their nation by the expenditure
and diffusion of millions of money among them, while
they had elevated their national character for proves
10 the estimation of the civilized world MIR irist the
quasi Minister PieRipoeRtary from the United States,
spent time In his company but question whether
he accomplished anything that would have the slightest
tendency 10 advance the object OF his mission
The assigned by LIS Vega for not going TO the
United States were these: First, he greatly questioned
whether his Government, would provide himself and
companions In durance vile with the means sufficient 10
enable them live they consider they should live IN
New Orleans and secondly, he was In hopes that If any
exchange Of Rogers of the Navy effected he would
be- among the prisoners liberated and he desired 10 De
where no could q; reoil the Mexican forces and
again take up arms against US also learnt from sat
isactory source that the controlling motive that sctu
sted him in refusing to accept parole, when the rest
due Of the Mexican prisoners OF war did was not so
much than of patriotism but on the contrary desire TO
ave his property from tho grasp of his Govern
ment; that II he accepted his liberation upon parole
of honor and should notwithstanding refuse TO head
an army assin in defence of his country against our
force. hi. Government would make IL an excuse to con
scate bis extensive property and thus throw him pen
niess upon the world"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
Infer from EraZos.

By the steamship New-Oresns we have later
advices from the Rio Grsude and the army OF Gen Tay
lor The letter Of correspondent announces the
rival OF portion of Col Doniphans command at sal
dans.
The troops remaining at Metsmoros after the depar
ture of the Massachusetts, Regiment viii be three com
panies OF the Sd DrsgOons-Hsgers, Butlers MeTricks
These Dragon Companies not yet furnished with
horses and 1t is uncertain when they will be mounted
probably Gays the Fsg) not until they are called into
active service without sording opportunity to dril
Col Jack Hays at Palo Alto with his regiment oil
Texas rangers described to be body Of remarkable
hardy lie waiting for orders 10 march to the
camp 0i Gen. Taylor. n, U. Pic. 'th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
49Fa LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS 90
5000 EnR RnHEIGN PORT-. 49,


r. Letters Bags are open az TIE once OF TIE view
Yors Tribune for al Foreign Pors, and all l9ter' No'
oe-.n.per. deposited IN his otce viii always DO 'or
-.rd-i by The very earliest vessels fhis department
upSe, tbs special supervision Of }. D. hO"Ek, Esq
veil srovvu for many y-srs the experienced ard sr
cisrt superintendent u tne Fotsgn Leer Dephunen'"
The S.w.foE CiIy Pos Orlce-
ga. are no open for ne reception o. etes snd ners
naner. sor tr- following pasr-s- w; Lrndon LfefpOi
g,s.yov Ireland Hsvrs, Nsrseies, Austerrsm, ors
nee a4nb1rzn, Rio de JsBeuo, FApsrsso; boenos
Avr-s Orexoa. Msxlco, RsrAnls D. AhOn-ss hA1sfs'N
= o o. oosn non 8 A. N. m 10 P.
~ Ietrrr- md Newspapers vii Be received ~
- sseiyp snip L-ltef Oire % NE ~ \ 1rio1n Tor We
n.rk.ts rip CAM SRIOGE, Capt Pesbocy, which sslls
Tor Liverpool on he ION inat
~ Al.o will 10 received, a. the sane place, letters
49, S.u peIs for the packet ship IOWA, CAPT kdgH
~btrb sails FOR Hsvre on the lelh inst
~ Letter. and Newspapers viii b received q.
IN. sane pIsc-. for me packet shiP QUEbEC, Capt. VIZ
usr. vince sails for London on the loth nat je*
Letters and Newspapers vii os received al
th- sane place. for he steamer hlbskNiA, ~nich ses
ron Boston for Liverpool On ne lo.a nat ~"
u Croion Hose ut Is Cents per foot.-Con-
srn-r. OF III. article viii rad sr-sty ID heir s1F AnlAsr
49, xsn,,. ne Hose Manufactured b. tie subscriber and
xSrrznt-d 1-ror 70 Whist u sod 81 a. prc
nj. srirl- viii Be dealt such r1ano-r az viii De
arsf.rtJry TIE best Of vii be Used u he manu-
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