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GROCERIES.

GkOOCE RlEN. ;
SO BIS. LaGuayra Coffee, y
80 do Rio do S
5 do Java do |
S Hhds. P. r. Sugar, Is
2 do St. Croix do |
2 Boxes Loaf do
25 Kinds. Bacon Sides, 7
IL Brls. Mess Pork, i
10 Hhds. MOlasses, u
40 Brls. and half Brls. =
Canal Flour. {
IL Brls. N. G.. Lard, l.
IS Boxes Soap, i
Is do Candles, i
6 do Tobacco, +
= Brls. Smut,
so Bags assorted Shot,
10 Kegs Powder,
60 Kegs assorted Nails,
1900 Bushels Salt, Il
Bags Pepper, Spice and
Ginger. /
Mats Cinnamon, Cloves,
Nutmegs, Indigo, Span
ish Br'n,, Venetian Red.
Annetta, Saltpetre, Sui;
phur, Castor Oil, Epson
Salts SaIaeratus.
HARDWARE.
COOPERS. |
Stock HowelIs, AIDES,
Bourd Axes, Jointer l.
rons, Croze. Compasses,
Vices, Drawing Knives,
Howelling Knives.
CARPENTERS. !
AIDES, Squares, Hatchets.
Broad Axes, Augers,
ChisseIs, Gimblets.
Cross Cut Saws, Knob, !
Plate, and Stock Locks,
Pad do. Collins & Sim
mons Timber and Box-l
ing Axes. Knives and
Forks, Pocket Knives,
| Dry I
atinets, Kentucky Jea
Kerseys, LinSeys, Red
Blue and Black Cloth
Shirtings and Sheeting
Diaper, Bear Duck, O.
ding, Ginghams, Blue
ling, Blue Striped Ho
ing, Texas Shirting a 6
icoes, Fine and Commo
ton Pocket Handkerchie'
cy Head do, White and
raj assortment of Thread
Combs, &c. &C.; togetE
articles, all of which are
or retail, by HAL
Sept Is, 1916.
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NOTICE..

n FEW of the worst looking and BEST
90 RAZORS, ever brought to this market. arc
for sale by HALL & ARMSTRONG.
November b. 1876.
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Again at Home.

TENHE subscriber has returned to Wilmington,
IL and is prepared to execute work in bis busi-
ness in all its branches and with all the improve
ments in style and fashion of the season. He So
Iicits the patronage of his old customers and the
public generally. He will receive by first arri-
walls large and we'll selected stock of
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NEW BOOK BINDEEsY.
Old BOOKS made .TeaU

ZNHE subscriber respectfully informs the cit-
- zens of Wilmington, and the public general
ly that he has established himself in this place for
the purpose of carrying on the Book Binding bu-
slness, and that he has taken the room formerly
occupied as Bindery, corner of Front and Prin-
cess streets, and opposite the Journal Printing
Office, and that he is now ready to execute work
In his line in any style, on the most reasonable
terms.
Orders from distance thankfully received and
promptly attended to. JOSEPH HARDIE.
November 27, 1916 ll-6m
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TERMS: So so in advance.
WHOLE NO. 122.


CHAIRS,
n n CCNMON Wood Seat, 96 Tur-
u IL ned Top, So o. G. Double Back,
Children's all kinds.
"a scroll wood seat Nurse,
II scroll wood seat Rocking,
IL d" cane
"a round post cane seat,
4S banistcr
"a wash stands and Toilets.
"a Office, 10 cane seat Nurse.
WOODEN WARE.
Nests Dry Measures; Wire Sifters; bailed Box
es; Mouse Traps; Dippers; Child's Wheel-Bar-
rows; Willow Cradles and Wagons, Market Bas-
kets; Window Blinds; Wash Boards; Painted
Pals; do. Tubs; do. Kcelers; Brooms, &c &c.
All of good quality, and for sale low by
[D25l r. H. STANTON & co.
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E& H ~ s@DN
v ASKING MlCHINE.

LABOR SAVING MACHINES EVER
INV ENTED.
LIST. A lad IL years of age, can wash, with this
machine, fast and far better, than ten of the
best washerwomen.
Cd At least seventy-tivc per cent. is saved in
the wear of clothes, by washing them in this ma
chine.
3d. Ordinary clothes washed in this manner re-
quire no boiling; all that is necessary is to rinse
them thoroughly and put them to dry
4th. There is saving of fifty per cent in the
article of soap. by using this machine.
9Th. The finest cap or handkerchief can be
washed in this machine with perfect safety.
9th. This machine is perfectly simple in its con-
struclion, not liable to get out of repair and with
careful usage will last twenty years.
Washing will at any time be done, free of charge,
to satisfy the disbcliever.
The subscribers offer for sale, on liberal terms,
the right of the above Machine for the town of
Wilmington and County of New Hanover. APP
pllcatons made to the subscribers, at Kenansvie,
N. g., will be promptly attended to, where the
chine cah be seen and examined to the satisfaction
of all BASS & SULLIVAN
October 10, 1876 5-3muoo
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FRESH MEATS.

of every description and he soiicits share of pub
lie patronage.
Hotels or families can have their purchases sent
to their houses if desired.
DRovERs will please always give him call be-
fore disposing of their live stock as he will give
the highest price the market will afford.
Jan'y ?, 1876 I6-tf
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@UGARS.-Torto Rico, st.
- Crushed and Powdered,
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Croix double refined Loaf,
white Havana, &c. At
HOWARD & FEDEN'S
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1MHE undersigned having been appointed at the
~ last term of the County Court, an Inspector
of Naval Stores. respectfully soIicts share of the
public patronage. He feels truly grateful to his
old customers, friends and the public in general,
tor past favors and trusts by close attention to bu-
siness to merit a continuance of the same.
JESSE BOWDEN.
Mlelsi6. 26-lv
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EpOOTS AND sHOES.-Caf, kip and thick
4 - Boots; kip, seal and calf Shoes aud Bro
gans; men Slippers; women's lace Boots, do. Slip
pers. At STANTON s. cos.
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NWANTED.-Tbe highest CASH PRICE
wv will be paid for OLD PEWTER, by
J30, lS46 20-tf HART & POLICY.
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nHS-Pure sperm, bIeached whale backfish
" for machinery, Linseed, Olive and Castor,
in quantities TO suit purchasers. at
STANTON g. cos.
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aTARCII.-50 boxes Pearl Starch, 10 do No. dc.
- For sale by HOWARD & PEDEN.
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@R190 BRDD>
JAMES PETTEWiY

KECFEC / I . id ]
announces to the citizens
of Wilmington, that he
keeps for sale at the Mar
the host of
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The above is an engraving from adaguerreotype like
ness Csp John Rahbone, who was washed overheard
and lost from the packet ship Columbia the 18th Of
last January This sketch docs not do full justice to the
face of Capt RI 1t Is probably impossible to do so in
wood engraving but its general accuracy, all who
know will admit 1t would be difcult to convey to
engraving the benevolent happy expression that was
always to be seen in his countenance
Capt John Rathbone was born in Stonington, CT, and
entered upon seafaring life at early age He com
manded small coasng vessel during the last war with
Great Britain and Of the foremost in managing
the torpedo affair with view Of blowing up the British
hse at anchor off stonngton In this enterprise he is
said have exhibited great GOODNESS and daring He
subsequently, commanded several ships among them the
packets Crawford, Talma Kentucky, and Nashville, and
has made voyages to nearly every port In the known
world.
In of his voyages ia the Crawford during atremen
dous hurricane, the ship struck the Bahama Banks
She had large number Of passengers board and the
greatest cons ernaon reigned among them Every one
seemed give way to the expectation Of being lost
cept Capt Rsthbone himself. With the greatest perse
verance coolnes and presence of mind he succeeded
in landing safely every person board and his conduct
the occasion has been spoken of in the highest terms
of commentator.
Csptan Rathbone appointed to the command Of
the Oxford one of the old ns of Liverpool packets, in
July 1894, and remained in her until May last when he
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Of the Packet ship Columbia.

twas transferred to the Columbia which was built ex
pressly for him.
He was in the Oxford during the great gale at Liver
pool in 1887 when the Pennsylvania, st. Andrew, Vic.
terra and number of other vessels were lost. On that
trying occasion, when his ship was dragging her
anchors and rapidly drifting ashore his coolness deci
sion and admirable mana cement saved the ship and
every person on board
Captain Rathbone possessed remarkable disposition
We have heard stated by intimate friend of his that
he had known him as shipmaser for period Of thirty.
one yearshad been associated with him at sea and On
shore, at home and in foreign ports and had seen him
under various trying and difficult circumstances but
upon no occasion had he known him lose his pre-
sence Of mind exhibit particle of i'll feeling temper
towards those under him.
The loss Of such man is truly q calamity. For
the last thirteen years he has been identified with
the Liverpool packet service; and who there among
tho whole mercantile community faring men who
diduot know and respect Capt John Rahbone1 To know
him was to love hmand that he should have persisted
in tho woy he did, far from his family his friends and his
kindred 10 indeed heart rendng But Tin the midst Of
life we are In DEATH" and may ALL when summoned
to tha bourne whence traveller returns be pure
and unspotted was he. All that mortal Of him
is gone from US forever-but his nams-the recolec-
ton of his vruous and honorable fe-our respect for
him when livng-will be cherished by all who knew
him.
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A gsntlemany looking of sixty years, hsv
hotel last evening from New York, and took O room.
About Give o'clock to day the report OF pistol in his
room was heard, but excited suspicion. About an
hour and half servant went Ia to attend TO
the chamber, and found him sitting in chair In ono
corner with his head hanging, dead, and discharged
pistol ing the floor he having shot himself in the
right side OF the head coroner's inquest was imme
datey held and Is now in session. A letter was found
bureau addressed to d r. Britain, Esq Elizabeth
town-to DO sent" lie entered his the register
lizard Miller OF New Newark .adu, Friday
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LONDON, Feb. 8, lsa7.

LONDON, Feb. 3, lSi7.
Business before Pariament-7Ae Famine in Irsiand--
Bank Popr-Pietv and Soup Shops in Li,erposl-Re.
duetion Of the Tea Duty-Tsstotalism- Condition Of
France Protest Of the Northern Powsrs-Insuh to
France and Spain-Rumor of War betwee. the Three
Northern Po,oers and Francs-Quarrei between .qus.
tria and the Pope-7roubies in Tuscany-S,staerl and
american Matters in Europs-Letters Of Marquee
Influence of the United States on Ensiand-Epampies
of it-Theatricais
Though the proceedings and subjects Of elaboration
before the present Parliament, vitality impor
ant than those perhaps, of any other preceding Para
ment have been yet they less exciting and OF
less interest than many former sessions have been
pecially to the American reader. This Is naturally
enough the case owing to the peculiar nature Of the dis
cussions which, with the exception OF Cracow the Mont
penser marriage and the great colonial interests Of
da Australia &C. exclusively of domestic charac.
ter Never there before, in England, Parliament
with less party in its deliberations and fewer party que
tons TO agtae The proectionist party, which the
only Of any consequence has fallen into utter con
tempt with the people, though numbering among its
ranks many great and great wealth and title. II
is for the reason that there s nothing agitae up
on, very appropriately characterised party without
policy Hence tho lack Of exchability and Of interest
TO American readers.
Beyond talking nothing will be done with respect to
Cracow or the Spanish marrsges the domestic affairs OF
England are far too weghty and terrible In their
nature TO render possible for Parliament the people
to trouble themselves seriously with foreign affairs
The famine Is the all absorbing question, and nowith'
standing the immense importation Of grains Of all kinds
which have been made notwithstanding the vast quaint
les Of wheat, and especially corn daily arriving, II (he
fsmine goes on augmenting in intensity Though there
has BEEN since tho opening Of the ports slight decline
in breadsus. yet 1t feared not without cause that
prices will go on increasing 10 fearful amount till the
next harvest The reason Of this obvious II not for
OF supply Of food but because the supply great
1t u.s. is in few hands comparatively, and they dole IL
out and sell keep back as they please and at what
piice they please fever the blessings Of great bank.
ing system and the good or bad effects OF great bank
power upon whole nation and people, were capable OF
practical demonstration IL the time Perhaps such
great quantities could not have been imported without
the aid Of the bank scesj but Is certain that prices
could not be kept up they now are and the whole
supply could not BE- At the command Of the few great
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TRADE OF BELFAST, IRELAND.-Notwithstan
the heavy loss this country has sustained, the
trade Of this port is steadily increasing We have again
opened direct trade with New York and other ports
in the United States, which had ceased for some years
The grinding OF Indian (he meal which IL much
required a. present by almost all casses) 10 q de-
partmsn Of trade with u.s. and is now carried on to
considerable extent throughout Ireland and which A.
fords employ ment to many who would othsrwiss be
starving. Some Of mills intended for spinning
linen yarn have been converted into mills TOR grinding
corn. All our shpbuilders now busily engaged,
which is also proof Of the increase Of business.
We find that the number OF ships regtsred at Gus
tom house 43o amounting to % So7 tons Of new
measurement; of these ia mostly employed In the
foreign trade measuring TONS and the residue
coasters say 3o6 vessels, measuring 6s7 TONS show
ing increase for the past of "a vessels measuring
1875 TONS exclusive of those lost within that period
The number OF vessels which entered hsrbor in ls<6,
compared with the previous year. show an increase in
the past year of $50 vessels, with their increased ton
nsgs of 81 3o2 tons IL appears from return from our
custom house that there Is deficiency Of cs43, in the
receipts from last year. when compared with the for
but when consider the great reduction made IN
tariff with the decrease in the consumption Of to-
bacco for months back, which may be attributed
TO the working classes being to purchase food
with what they formerly spent in this luxury, wc colld
not expec, 1t to be otherwise.-BeUa Mercantile Re
CUSTER.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD Every day, Price cents per copy-W
- PEI annum--payable in advance. -
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-fnce W cents
per eoPy73l2n cents per annum-payable IN advancs.
Price 90 per sopy-$3 rer annum, payable N ad-
ANNUAL PICTORIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the
LIST Of January Of each yeasnge copies xpenee ench
ADVERTISE NENTn, at the usual prices-aiways cash
In advance oments should be written in plain,
egble The Proprietor will not be responsible for
errors that in them. - ,
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch. .
All letters or by mail, addressed to the
ets shpent must post paid the postage will be do
Quoted from me subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEW YoRx HERALD EsrABuisBMENr,
North Vest OF Tuton and Nassau streets
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also said that the boys have decided fondness for the
sport According to latest accounts companies of the
Palmetto six Of tho Louisiana and Of the Pennsy
wanna regiment, were on this island.
en- route for Mexico under the command Of Captain
runner, arrived at this city yesterday the steamer
Tioga Orders received at st. Peters the llth
Of January, for that company to join Col Wilson's
mand in Mexico as soon as possible On the 18th, Capt
Plumer, with ffty.four men and two officers Uieuts
Granger and Denman) started from 81. fsters-the
weather then being quite cold and the ground covered
with snow to the depth of az feet. The men,
informed expressed great dissatisfaction when the order
Tor marching was received knowing they did what
they would encounter. But bravery, and subordnaon
American soldier prevailed and, with assent they
shouidored their guns and expressed a Willingness to
march to whatever point their officers might direct.
When they started 1t was questionable with the officers
whether theywouia BIO enabled TO reach the place
destination, or whether they could keep their
gether or not-the weather being intensely cold and
ship and much suffering but, be said to their honor,
that but two deserted during the ripthe balance
performing their duty with the greatest apparent plea.
sure and enduring the cold and often hunger without
murnur The company, with many Of its members
frost bitten and with incossant tell arrived on
the 10Th inst OF chickering's Ferry, the Illinois river
arrived in tbs city, above stated, yesterday evening
They are fine looking set of fellows, and will doubt
less do their country COED service in Mexico-St Louie
Ns1 Era, FEB. os.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the New Orleans Picayune, Feb %
The U: y. steamer Hunter, J. r. Mclaughlin, Esq.
commanding sailed yesterday morning for the Gulf The
following Is list Of the officers John T. Mclaughlin,
Thomas b. Huger, Passed Mdshipman and Acting Mas.
ter; John q. Adams and Bayse N. Westcott, Passed
Midshpmen j. \. Hammond, Assistant Surgeon Geo.
Ebenezer Glover, Sd do VIM. II. Poweson, Purser's
Steward James Dyer, Surgeons Steward VIM. Harris
Acting Boatswain; Charles Wilson, Acting Gunner.
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REMITTANCES TO IRELAND &c
Az m &

GEOkGE Me BRIDE Jr.. has re moved his once No
10 broadway aud continues to remit in sums large
small to persons residing of Ireland
manner he and his predecessor business have for
the last thirty and also any part
Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter. postpaid the subscriber OF
personally deposited with him. the of the person
persons in Ireland England Scotland 70 whom
forwarded q the sesdsr i2a Iw9sc
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j. McMURRAY'S
ARRANGEMENT s FOR IS47.
IL @ & &

IN THE UNITED STATES
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully b. Is leave TO tender his
sincere thanks to his numerous friends and public
Tor their very liberal support he has received
twenty years and socits continuation Of their conf ence
out and the prompne:: BY which his very numerous drafts
sufficient guarantee to the public for the faithful Perform
ance of any future contracts entered into with him.
The following the days of sailing of regular line
and 10th of each month throughout the year.
In addition to the above regular line number of spl sndid
ships, such as the Adirondack Mermon Rappahannock
betty Sea- 0reenock Broom, and Ocean Queen, will
time to sail from Liverpool weekly in regular SUGGESTION
hFby preventing the least possibility Of delay detention
IN Liverpool
The regular line of London Packets sail from New York
the lst 9Th 18th and Gath and from London the 9Th
3th 2st and 2sth of each month throughout the year
Persons dssirous OF sending for their friends residing in
the Old Country. have them brought Of the
above splendid vessels moderate terms.
And for the accommodation of persons wishing to remit
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NOTICE TO ALL GENTLEMEN.

NOTICE TO ALL GENTLEMEN.
~ ENTLEMEN, If you want your clothes kept in good
" order the remainder season, you
take send and pants "a Murray street,
OF Washington where them either dy cd,
ed, with velvet collars, cuffs, Innings
bosoms the reasonable terms
NoTE.-No dsappoin my store A line addressed
above attended TO time call trial is all ed
Clothes cleaned dyed the city, No -
Murray street..
field 2wsrh A. CORTIssOs from London
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10 DENTISTS.

FHE subscriber has received (without
curyl for filling teeth vened and recently improved
by Of the first Surgical Dentists world
eved to be the best article OF the kind offered the
profession. For sale at the Dental Depot Of
JOSEPH T. MURPHEY,
$50 Broadway,
Orders by mall accompanying ST. have jar sent,by
return express f23 ims RI
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MARITIME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

IL ,oo&sa &c. or,,&I9. :. az
ARRANGEMENTS.
ksmances to and Passage from Great Britain and ireland
BLACK BALL, OR t OLD LINE OF LIVER.
FOOL PACKETS.
Sailing from Liverpool on the LIST and 18th of every month
Also, BY hrst class American ships (weekly.)
Persons sending the Old Country for friends can
make the necessary with the and
have them brought out any Of the eight ships
first class ships sailing from that port weekly which our
agent MIR Roche, Senior, there will without
The Black Ball. or Old Line of Liverpool Packets CON
srR9G%i on the regular appointed days; follow;
EuhoPE 18Th January lsi ~ May ,s sis September
new YQRK' is February. II June, LAT October.
65SSEESSSsbBiRE ,s II March, $S1gly il Ne!.mS
SGA5NNaHEEanSSME i Il April is'h IS
PS-The public respectfully notified by desire of the
owners Of the Black Ball. Old Line of Liverpool Packets
from them to advertise bring by that line
ard that the only regular authorised agents
We ali times for drafts at sight, for shy amount
Ms.rs Psseon rots Ames Co., Banisr. London wi eh
are paul free sfdscount charge whatsyer in all tho
Wales.
A''ly'' '4''''' k6 seEaib 81 SkisSsiH!fhis. Co..
IS Fulton street, n. Y, merit door to the Fulton Bank
The ofhceof Mr.. Roche Senr., ~ at IS Dublin street,
oIrc Liverpool
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OFFICE Nkw DIRK FINK INs. CoMPANy,(
NV YoRK, Feb. 10, 1s4T. \
nIVIDEND.-The board Of directors have this day de
~ caed dividend Of four per payable to the stock
holders and after tho 18th inst, the Office Of the compa
ny, No 10 Wall street The transfer books will be closed
IN liner ID uNDERHII.I aserefsrr
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
7 AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having superdut M effect,
IL to dispose Of such as Wearing Apparel, Furniture, Ne
obtain fair price for the same by sendnG for the
subcrber through the Post Office. otherwise who will
attend at their residences. }. LEVENSTYN,
4G6 Brosd ay, up stairs.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. LEVENsTYN.
4 Inns
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ERVALENrA.
THE unde signed have constantly on hand fresh supply
OF Ervalenta valuable remedy ia obstiaae cases oil
constipation Tut IN pound packages For sale whole
sale and retail, by DELLUC 4 CO,
Apotheeerles and Chemists. Sole successors to
PLACE X BOUILLARD,
M imsrc No 2 Pam Row snd Sai Broadway.
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N1LsANp-Mes.rs spooner, Atwood Co. Bankers Lon
Liverpool O~'" ''" f" A'''"''" "i"'PHS'
sccILAsD-Ths City of Glasgow Bank and all its branches
Passages can also be engaged from LIVERPOOL TO PhiIa
de'phla Boston and by the REGULAR Packet Ships
o pehK mage personatly by letter, post paid
addressedto .yOSEPH MchfURRAY
. Corner OF Pine and South streets New York
Or, IAME, BscxsI Sow, and No. Waterloo Road,