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THE BOSTON SEML-WEEKLY
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Published every WEDNESDAY and SAT.
uRDAY morning. TERMs-$2,5O Per an
nun in 1dcance, or $500 at the end of the
year.
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BOSTON WEEKLY WING.

AN ExcEEDrNGLY cheap news paper. Is
published every FRIDAY, and will be fur
nishcd at the very low price of 81, 80 Per an
nun in Adcance.
Single copies cts
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MARRIED..

In this. town, April 2, by Rev. G. A. Thomas, Mr.
Flavius j. Farr to Miss Chastina L. B. Parkhurs;,
all of Brandon
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FEerds Grass Seed good article, for sale
EA by ,.. Z j. BLISS & Co.
March 30, 1847, ii
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CUMMINGS HOTEL,
UFFALO Ell,

BOSTON.
FE7HE undersigned having leased the above nam
n cd establishment for the term of five years,
would respectfully announce to the travelling pub
lie thGt;e is now putting the rooms in suitable or
der for The reception of those whoinay find it con
venient to favor him with q call. No pains will be-
spared il furnishing the table with suitable vare
ty Of we'll prepared food and those who desire Snot
lNToXIcATlEG DRINKS, will find such materials for
conducting to their enjoyment as to induce them to
give a second call.
The BUFFALO HOTEL is located on tho cor
ner of East and South Streets but few rods from
the Western Railroad Depot, and Baggage will be
conveyed either way free OF charge .s.-y go
U-FaFe only IS cents per day. Please call.
JEREMIAH MERRITT,
Boston, Feb. Is, 1S47. S:26:ly.
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IA TONS Nova SCOTIA PLASTER for
az sale At HIGGINS
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Late FROM Vera Cruz.

The Bombardmem Of the CTty.-Ariral OF
the Steam Frgate Mississippi at Vera Cruz,
&c. &c.
The New Orleans Delta, March 81, says,
the ship Oregon, Capt. Glidden, came in last
evening. She left Anton Lzardo at eleven
on the goth inst.
While Capt. G. was on shore, on the 10Th
inst, he was informed by good authority, tn at
Gen. Scott intended to commence the bonn
bardment of the city on the next day-the
20th--at 2 o'clock. IIeis inclined to think
that he carries this, his intention, into execu-
ton; for some three or four hours after he
sailed, the report of heavy guns was distinctly
heard on board.
1t was believed that they were the Ameri-
can mortars: the guns Of the castle are not
Ola calibre to make so loud report
1t is stated by Mr. Kendall in letter to
the Picayune, dated the 19th-that ''by day
after tomorrow I am in hopes of being able to
send you some account of Gen. SCOTS doings.
A portion of Gen. Worths division had
possession Off lime kiln within 700 yards of
the city. Some brilliant maneuvres may be
Anticipated from the "Hero of the heights"
1t was reported,as we had previously heard
that the citizens were anxious to surrender,
to avoid an attack but the commander ofthe
Castle warned them against such a course,
threatening in case it should be attempted, to
turn his guns on them, and not cease firing
till he should leave the city in ashes.
The force in the city is estimated by our
people at 180O-that of the Castle 1900.
About an hour after the Oregon left, she
met the U,sS. steamer Mississippi, having
Commodore Perry on board, bearing in for
the fleet.
Gen. Jesup arrived at Vera Cruz from
Tampco.
The loss of the Dragon horses in tire gale
was very great and severely felt. The Yazoo
will be total loss.
The ship Louisville has arrived in safety.
The volunteers of General Patterson's
division were in good spirits, although i'm
patient at the delay in attacking the city.
The revolution in the city of Mexico was
still progressing.
Who will suffer from that painful disease, liver COM
plant when immediate relief if not positive cure
may be effected by the timely use Of DIR Wistars Bal
sam for proof Of which read the following: ,o,.
Dear Sir In the year 1871, severely attacked
with liver complaint as to be entirely unable to attend
TO my business. consulted with the best physicians
In our place but they gavem relief In the winter
Of1S42, procured bottle of
DIR WISTAR'S GENUINE BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY,
and before had used half Oft was able to resume
my business as usual have since that time used two
bottles of the Wild Cherry Balsam, and have been
trely free from pain and, with the exception ola bad
cold in February last have enjoyed better health than
] ever did before. w. c. Porter.
we are all we'll acquainted with Mr. w. c. Potter
know that he was afflicted in the manner he describes
and that his statement is entitled TO full credit,
SCOTT & WALDRIN, Merchants
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per.
For sale by Z. j. BLISS & Co. Brandon, and by deal
ers of Medicines generally.
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CLOVER SEED.

1000 s ss so S3 N0' B. G GoTsE SEED CD
March 20, 1847. al
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Testimonial of tho Hon. II. L. Ellsworth:

P0teRt OVJce, TED. 10 ISl2.
Mr. VIM P Elliot, who has been formerly employ
ed in the Patent Office as Draughtslnan, &c hav-
ing established Patent Agency in the city of Wash
a gentleman worthy ofconfdcncc, and as bcmgpar
ticuarly qualified to take charge of any. business
requiring a knowledge Of mechanical science, the
progress of the arts and patent Improvements. Mr.
Elliot is also well acquainted with the practice of
this Office. HENEY L. ELLSWORTH.
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Office directly opposite the Patent Office, corner
of +. and Eighth streets. Residence adjoining tie
'Washington House," Capitol Hill.
G5@All letters on business must be post paid.
S;3G:1y w. p. ELLIOT.
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NY. & TROY ADVERTISEMENTS
III. TATOR g. CO.,

Fl. TATOR & Co,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL
n kinds of Iron, Steel, Nails, Spikes, An0as,
VISES, TIN, COPPER, WIRE, LEAD,
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Patent Lead Pipe; Cross Cut, Circular and
Mill Saws Sleigh Shoes, and Heavy Emd
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243 RIVER STREET, TROY, N. Y.
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DELAvAN HOUSE,

BROADWAY, BY THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
A L B 4 NY, NJ Y.
VVIIE undersigned soIcts call from Yer
r. monters and others at the DeLacan House,
and pledges himself that no pains will be
spared to render their stay agreeable.
NATHANIEL ROGERS,
Keeper Of Delaran House.
Albany Feb /, 1917. 33:1y.
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LIST OLE LETTERS

p EMAINING in fhe Post Office in 3 ran
n a don, Vt. April l, 1917.
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DIED, at Pittsford, on Sunday, the 4th inst,
Hon. Thomas Hammond, in the seth year of
his age. He was born at Newton, Mass Feb
ruarv Goth. 1862.
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A ND Fractures reduced with safety
land CELEBRITY, by means Of DR.. Jarvis
SURGICAL ADJUSTER;
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A. sv A, IN, trsussssiou Of their busnss ana 70 pay
svsntv Ave dollars year for license, they must also
svs bono % Msyoriu the sum OF I'VE hundred do
uss, A. respects fair dssliag towards the sugsnts
These also required to post their rates o.
st places Of business In the above named languages
and penalties imposed upon any person who
transact this business except upon the above con-
ditious The Mayor and Common Council OF New YORK
also required TO set apart more docks
in that city for the landing ofemgaut aliens exclusive
ly the Mayor is also authorized to license steamboats,
and lighters from the vessels in which
they arrive such dock livery shpmsster, owner or
consgnee bringing to the port OF New York such emf
grant in vessels not subject to quarantine
required TO land them at the dock docks above
toned either directly fro the ship, by steam
boat, &c, licensed by the Mayor ss aforesaid II
shipmasters do not comply with this requisition
they viii be fined not less than two hundred nor more
than two hundred and fifty dollars Penalties are sio
imposed upon the masters OF such licensed steamboats,
or lighters they neglect land srch emgrant psssen
gers At such dock decks above mentioned
such lines, licences So, shall be appropriated nis -
the payment Of fair rent for the dock or docss
mentioned second, to the payment OF Two poco y,
having charge Of such docks third TO the Ie'urnA
tho country from whence they came OF any ens'"
paupers or criminals ss
The above bill by order of the Assembly was Ie!eriea
to the select who have been aPponteo 20 ~
vsstgate the frauds and impostions wnicn emlsran'
aliens are now suffering, and TO recommend sure re-
NEEDY for these evils to the Legislature
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Foreign ImTDOrtatlOns,

LoNDoN-Ship Hendrix Hudson--2e5 pkgs Barstow Co
Lemue Smith, Cohen-3 Benz Lawrence-i2 Tooker,
Mead x co-6 n w & Il II Mails OppenheIm-4 II Co
hen coli Smith Thurgar co.'s BulkleY colo3 q
More wood--4 WISE sons-1 Brown-l Wheeler Wood
. Cafe Cutters James Owen-5.A Guerbef-i Wiley
Putuam-1s sWnddlebrook-2 White . William
Brewer Jos Robers-20 q Lnke-l Black Jones
col w Maitland-l Leman COZ do 20 tons chalk
griswod-9 Fraser GIeenhll-s = T. Armstrong-6 w
Holberton-9 NJ Levy Broher-50 w Nesou--9 u Fl Long
13l Wnchelhnasen, MAN co-9 j. Heuick-l Solomon
EaT2 Geo Meyer snn-20 Hy Jessop-46 John Noble-1g
Dutlh Csusnery-72E FEEDERS Jas Rockwell u CO.
30 John Gihon col James Lemon latham Brothers-236
Geo Harri-2t Dodge Grinnell Minurn co-32i
3bbls IS wood 50 rollers 100 weights Cameron Brand
9e6 bars DAVIS Brouk,9 chs oil bales IL ca,es 81
pigs hhds 30 chests l6 ceroons pipes to order.
MALAoA-Buk Cyumbis-200 az wine 252 kep. cranes
1877 bxs raisns $500 hi $500 do bkt oil Draper Deyn
TRrrIpAD-Brg Queen Esher-57o hhds 6 30 bbs mo.
lasses Cbastelain Ponvert-4 bbls do master
Aux CAYEs-Schr John Tyler0 los ogwood 2q3 bag,
coffee a. pcs ,aogany Lombard Whitttmore, Boston
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o.. iss g .ssls s:,1 Aas,is, hssss ts' , We:
shP sws.sad, sass Sr ISsaSn, ssns dsT. sissa'Is'd
p1ssss .es Henry cl.L hssss 70. Liysfyc. a.v, BAL.
s L.,nstoa wh .s sl!sos iron e o .Sss psv
East. :. -, -.
Swedish brig Oreses Olndsrrom Elsinors 90 day.. WIN
$50 TO Nayor Co steerage PASSENGER Me-
lat az 49, Ion IL saw ship Adne steering East ufom NC"
Orle ans for Lvefpool). =, pu.,.. r,;n;a.d A.
Brig Queen Esther (of Searsport) pendieon' innaau VIC
Cuba Sept Is, 10 Chsstelain X Ponvert =, A.. c.
oonn y s no. 1mercan vessel 9th lat 36 3
oa "a 81 in gale from W, lost deck load q lumber IN
Senr t;en Cpch, Croker yscksonville, F days. 10
C,Ichns, Schrs Hope aud Moeul hence, had just arr
schr Z POWELL PowH Wilmington, NC to Powell
Schr Cairo Oliver. Newbem, NC.
sehr South Carolniap, Washington. NC.
Below.
Bark John Benson, Wilder. from Jamaica.
sailed.
Shps Lucona, Antwerp; Hagrave New Orleans; Katha-
rine Jackson Bamore brig Serlng Savannah and others
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and Gs Ss NJ srs Mi %
New Haven; Marshsli roughkeepse: Mr. mes. West;
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Boston, s; srid sm Ntw C Toposiaohes Ems Ensnse
CLARK, New Orleans.
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Russell, Troy; II Pars'ns, q MeDermott Cooley,
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burgh Albany Q g Baker. Norwich; Mix, Conn; 9 w
Lester, Saratoga; Downs, Leicester, Mass; Clark New
York
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
SLuce Paterson: G Robins IN, New York; Grant do;
Whiting Baltimore; McCegor. Utica; G Collier, Hud-
son: Cutler Buf,lo 4 Palmer do; Baker, Worcester;
Colborne Albauy Lay Batavia; Geo Hayes Boston:
NJ Drake Michlg ~; NJ Gardner Boston; M Filter, do; NJ
Stewart d.; Howard Buffalo, Geo Field. Loo
seville Buffalo; Jones' Chicago; Culver Great Bar
rington; g Ward. PHI ladeIphia Geo Lambert, Boston.
TAYLoR'S HOTEL.
B Tomlinso and lady, Pennsylvania; w Dement, Be-
P,ttSfeld Titus, II Smoke, Pennington; Fran
els Philadelphia Mr. Schencs Pennington; Mr. Yoohis
Jersey; q Andrews Louisiana; II Jackson, Thomas,
Jersey; w Palmer jr, II A Palmer, Z Babcock, W Holt
Connecticut; Snow, snow, Vermont
WESTERN HOTEL.
w Markham, Great 3a rington; l. Lickets, Oswego;
Johnson Chicago Stiles; FnnLlin Goun,y; = Csnsdon
James. Georgetown; w Douglas, Middleton; Edgsown
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The Flour Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct l0.-Flour-For a lot received by
canal to day 81 so offered early in the day. but to-
wards evening buyers manifested disposition to hold
on till the opening of the Whitewater Canal which Is
expected to take place on Monday or Tuesday.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l4th-Flour and Meal-The re-
ceips Of Flour continue light and prices firm at
So so to SO rs Dbl for standard and good brands
with limited sales at these rates. Baltimore City Mills
50 so, held at So 62 Corn Meal is held at SO 25,
and some ask higher Gran-Wheat is in fair request
sales of 5000 bushels at 81 80 to 81 81 per bushe for good
Southern and Pennsylvania Red and 81 40 for prime red
and White mixed Corn, a sale OF good Southern yell
low at II cents shows further advance.
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Philadelphla Cattle Mark ct

October Offerings of the week 100 Beef at
tie, including 450 taken to New York; 100 Cows and
Calves $50 Hogs, and 1900 Sheep and Lambs
PnIcEs-Beeves a shade higher, and sales range at
50 as 50 so the 100 lbs Sixty head left Cows
and Calves brought SIS S35 for fresh $l5 S25 for
sprngers, and IS u $40 was paid for dry Cows Hogs
nearly all taken at 81 20 81 rs tho 100 lbs Sheep and
LambsSales generally made at 81 rs 81 SO each,
according 10 quality. Hay, steady in price with fair
sales OF good Timothy at 81 10 81 10 the cwt and
Straw at So 10 a 81 the 100 bundles
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Passengers Arrived.

Lonpor-Packet ship Hendrix Hudson-Alfred North Ma
dura Mission. Northern India John Rand, Mary Nc Nsh.
Mrs Maria Bromley and two chdrep kobe Cooke Thomas
shall Martha Thomson John Mayne aud lady Joseph Ryan,
Simon Meyer Elizabeth Stokes WIN Norwich, London; Eli
Tyett Poughkeepe; Charles Wilets Philadelphia Capt
xrsnigs Mursy lady, ehd and servant saml Cocks, Miss
Habe Vienna; CHARLES Clifford. Oho-2l2 in the steeage
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1,o sPoRTsMEN-FRED, HENNELL. Merch.n, Ia

Two sPoRT5MEN-FRED, HENNELL. Merchant Tai
lor 38 Pearl street. begs to call the attention OF Sports
and others exposed the weather. to his stock OF Amer
Sleeps Gray Pilot Cloths rendered perfectly waterproof
by the American Patent Waterproof Company These cloths
admirably adapted for Shooting and Fishing Jackets
polling the heaviest rains not obsuctng the perp
ration, keeping the wearer arm and dry 80
Seang Men aud Fremen will find assortment OF Cloths
thus prepared well suited TO their vocation ,
Shooting Jackets FIJI emens Coats Monkey and Pea Jack
cts mide up IN the best OILS l2.rc
Two FANILiEs-BO ARDIN0-HOUSf KEEPERS
and ohers wishing lay in their winter stock OF groce
res such butter cheese lard tea, coffee and AL
oner 'Ttices IN the line will make SAVING oil
Syo fer street block from Frank IN Square. All orders
rom me untry will be strictly attended and sent TO
h l he city ior shipment free OF Prime butter
ols IL. p'1""e''' SUIT '"' W story Agent
SLONiNsKY'S CALCULATING MACHi Nr.-rhese
- extraordinary and wonderful machines having been just
ompete and the patent IN England and the United States
having bren secured, they offered the public for
e Ihey are the most OF the age, and
mus prove invaluable TO those engaged making large
sums sl as astronomers, their accurncv is beyond
oo"p ros sale by D. J. NEUSTADT BARNETT,
% Ht. c Patent-es ~ Madcr Lane.
| TQ MR.. ANDREWs-Your nephew Charles r. Fam.
man, ~ - LOUIS, Missouri, wishes see you Please
'enu nour address or call at No 30 Ann in the
ol2 H-m
CEN QNs FABER-Aii kinds, Just received, and for
sue. BY q. GEkSON Il Co.
| oz H,-rh --- 81 Maiden Lane.
| ROARD-A few gentlemen be accommodated with
neat and and good board by applying at e5
Leonard street. second door from Broadway. oil iitsm
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s.vAsrAH[Brg Sc, liug-J Y Van yalkeqbery, Misses
lady Peter DOYLE Master Dsyle Matthew Hopkins
and lady, Mr. Cole and LADY, Mrs Sawyer Mrs Snger Chas
Peck 8 Crowell, Thos HARRISON Mr. Jacobin Bnll-3O
In the steerage.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10.

Cleared.
shpsIowa tp,ckst) Wheeden. Hsvre, For Livingston;
Cambridge, tpacket Peabody Liverpool, MARSHALL Sea
Bsrsow, do, Taylor Merrill; Kalamazoo, Foulhe do Rich
ardson, Watson Co; Gertrude, (rew) She Londua
Hpss.y Murray; Emsrant, (Hsml and essen, Hamburg,
Schmidt Baehen Stephen Austin, lnew) Moss Calves
ton, Bro-e Nelson; Emma Vets Watts. New orleans,
Badger, Peek 60; California tD Reynolds, Mobile via
Charlie ton ID HurIbut < CO.
p;BsrlsmMaIy Morris. pagett Glasgow ppnham Dmon;
Hodge New Orleans Gsiger; Phenir, Bush. Richmond
Bngs-Orblt Higgins, Msrsuham aud q mkt. Coming Il
Bon; LYDIA Dyer Turks Island Badger Peek Cos Caien.
Ohio. Dockman. ssvanuah.
schrstrand,e HE, a Emeline, Msrtn, Philadelphia;
Cabot Taylor Boston; Sarah Perry, New Bedford; Argus
Littlefeld, Provide ce
sloop-Vgilant, Heath, Providence.
Arrived
Packet ship Hendrix Hudson, Moore, London. and Ports
mouth Sept to John (rswod 23tb ut lat 40 % Ion H.
gnaiized packet ship Northumberland hence for London
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L PATENTS


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For all the wealth Of CrGsus,"
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Tx 10 Old Colony road lo& 10 oi 10 Boston and
River do ssIl New England Bank 10Y; so Norwich aad
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