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Appointments by the President.

SURVEYORS OF THE CUSTOMS
Joseph g Murphy Surveyor Of tho Gus
Dennis Dawiey, reappointed Surveyor Of the Customs
at Norfolk, Virginia.
NEW REGIMENTS
John s. sigreaves, OF South Carolina, to be Captain Of
Daniel Pettgrue, of South Carolina, to be First Lieu
William J. lMagL of South Carolina, to be Second
William II. Duff Of New York, to be Captain OF Ora.
goons
Joseph Diver, of Now York, to be First Lisuten.
Herman Thorn, of New York. to be Second Lieutenant
George W Smith, Of New York, to be Captain of In.
fanUy
samuel Lea, of New York, to be First Lieutenant Of
Thomas s. Griffin ofNew York, to be Second Lieuten.
ant Of Infantry.
Infantry.
Pemberton wadden, of Pennsylvania, be Captain Of
Franslin Mehaney of Pennsylvania to be First Lieu.
Benjamin F. Harley, of Pennsylvania, to be Second
George R. Kiger, Of Mississippi, to be Second Lieu.
tenant OF Infantry.
Folliot r Iay Of Msiae, to be Captain Of Infantry
John d. Wood, Of Illinois, to be Captain Of Infantry
Jea r. Riggs, of New Jersey to be an Assistant Sur
geon.
Joseph Smith, of Indiana to be Captain of Infantry
Frszey NJ Winans, Of Michigan to be Captain Of In
A. g. Eastman, of Michigan. to be First Lieutenant Of
Infantry.
VIM. D. wilkins of Michigan to be Second Lieutenant
| Of Infantry.
Isaac D. TOLL OF Michigan, TO be Captain of Infantry.
Thomas H. Freeow jr. Of Michigan, to be First Lieu
| tenant Of Infantry.
John B. Goo IMAM, of Michigan to be Second Lsuten-
ant Of Infantry.
Eugene Van Deventer, of Michigan to be Captain Of
Infantry.
Thornton F. Brodhsad of Michigan, to be First Lieu
tenant Of infantry.
Samuel E. Beach, OF Michigan, to be Second Lieuten.
ant Of Infantry
George H Talcott of the Ordnance Department Uni.
ted States army, to be Captain of Infantry.
Allen g. Johnston OF Florida, to be Captain Of In.
fantry.
James W. Brannon of Kentucky, to be Captain of In.
fantry.
George " Singleton, Of Kentucky, to be First Lieu.
tenantry OF Infantry.
Alexander Evans, of Kentucky, to BIO Second Lieu.
tenant oil Infantry.
William L. Walrad, Of New York, to be Captain of In.
| fantry.
Squire Moon, of New York. to be First Lieutenant Of
| Infantry.
Hiram Russell, OF New York, to be Second Leutenan,
1 oil Infantry.
Lemuel Ford, of Indiana, to be Captain OF Dragons.
John B. Campbell, Of Georgia. to be Captain of In.
| fantry.
James NJ Dye, of Georgia, to be First Lieutenant Of
| InfantIy.
Daniel Kirkpatrick, of Georgia. to be Second Lieuten
| ant OF Infantry.
A g. Howard of South Carolina, to DO Assistant Sur
geon
James NJ Talbot Of indiana, to be Captain OF Infantry
las the place Of residence Of many Of the persons
pointed in the regiments is not known at tho War
Department. we would suggest to all those above
named, communicate this information Immediately BY
letter, addressed TO the "Aduant General of the Army
Washington, ID. c." This may greatly expedite
their receiving official notification Of their appoint
ments
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WAsHrsoroN, March 4, ls47.

Benton Thomas
This case postponed from Monday came up again to-
day, according TO appointment before Judges Crancn
and Morsell of the Circuit, Court Present, the Hon
Thomas H. Benton the prosecutor, Gov MCDONALD and
Hon O. w. Hopkins, Of Val and the prosecutors coun-
sell B. Key the District Attorney; Hon. VIM c. Pres
ton of c.; and p r. Fendsl Esq. Absent Gov. Fran
els Thomas Of Md and his principal counsellor, Gen.
Walter Jones Mr. Maulsby appearing alone In behalf Of
the defendant.
Mr. Maulsby asked q pos,ponement Of the cause till
Monday next and read afndavit from Gov. Thomss,
In which he sets forth that he is engaged in prose-
eutirg suit against Judge Legrand at Annapolis, incl
dentay connected with this case that many important
papers required in this prosecution at Annapolis
in OF the House Of Delegates and that Certain
witnesses are also absent.
Messrs Fendal and Preston objected to the connu-
ance asked and between the eloquent gentleman from
South Carolina and Mr. Maulsby the issue was argued
for several hours.
Mr. Preston objected because important witnesses Of
the prosecution were about leaving the city One Of
them (Mr. Hopkns) who to prove the libeous
pamphlet upon the defendant would probably leave the
his departure for the cd world The prosecutor him.
self appointed to an important station in view Of the
igsnces Of the country would perhaps soon be COMPEL
very confines of tho Union. The had already
been postponed too often for the ends Of justice. He
would not consent to the posponement asked except
upon conditions to wit either that the defence will
admit the lbellous publication the affidavit Of Mr.
shall mske their plea that the defendant
shall forfeit his recognizance.
After al able arguments on boh Sides upon tech
nicalies of the law but which the genius of Mr. Pres
ton illustrated with all the beauty of romance, and all
the force of truth the posponement Of the till Mon
day grared by the court, upon the following con-
dtons -
l. That on or before Saturday the 9th instant the de-
PENDANT shall admit the affidavit of Mr. @. w. Hopkins,
fixing the authorship of the lbelous pamphlet against
Col benton and others upon tho defendant and that the
said defendant shall cnter his plea OF justification.
And that in default of the appears of de.
PENDANT Monday before this court he shall for
felt his recognizance, ($5 000)
On the resumption OF the case shall recur to the
history of the LIBEL Tor the reeshm snt Of the recoec
ton Of your readers II is certainly of the most
delicate and yet in the charges of Gov Thomas Of
the most awful cases we have ever known.
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TIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS.

TIMOLAT'S SULFHUN p DA -,
No SAT Pearl street, near broadway.
UyHEsE BATHS have been established for the last Nv
tvss wears and are thsony Sulphur Baths 10 the city
I.v hghv mended by the most eminent physi
eians for the cure Of salt rheum chronic com
plants eruptons Of the skin, &c -
Medcstsd Vspor Baths also given daily, from 70
IN Jim"
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NJ EDCAL ADviCE.-pOCTOh LAMEkT. eoah-
wi dentaly consulted his ofce 63 Gold street, near
Fulton of private nature His treatment
being and requires neither restraint
IN diet or hndfance from business Debility,
constitutional arising from indi,crest ndusenee, of the
potency engages Doctors his object being
that state OF nature originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing without
the patient being aware by and come.
times used by the neglect 9fthe parties Is e
fee Immediately attended to, and edcine, with advice
Of the United States Once b3 Gold street.
ms
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
NTEn

AIDES and Gentlemen wing any cast of suPerous
clothing furniture dispose Of obtain lar cash
price for the by sending by calling on tr
subscriber his through The which VIII
Up Stairs.
N.B-Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. De Bosr
Old stock and lob goods bought of description and
,mount IN lmkuc
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a x IN REV AnD--AMEkiCA AIN COMfOUND-Ihs
WOOO popular pleasant and specific remedy Is war
ecctnaly all ofa delicate disease III
days. forfeiture OF the above Persons
this celebrated article need fear no no
and adapted and condition IL contains
mercury drugs Injurious to the constitution
standing have been cured by single bottle while The
This rumped up humbug" it has long been, and still
used in the private practice Of physicians with unerng
curing Of the hundred Try and
convince yourselves Sold wholesale by CoMsrocK& CO..
Courlandt retaled Bowery and Grand Bowery
and Walker Bowery and Houston Bowey and Fourth ss
Market street, corner Of East Broadway n L. Coroo a63
bers of Fulton aud Water New Yor Fulton
and Cranberry Brooklyn; Third and South ST
ington City Robertson Cormick Norfolk, Va; and Co
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CLIFTON COTTAGESAFOR SALE.
n THOSE SEVERAL COTTAGES AT CLIFF.
IT. fl. f,ll

Jul ST. JOnNS-Next to the church, on New York
Avenue; has parlor with costly marble ma1te xc dining
room sitting room large pantry FIRST doors eight bed
chambers, OF which have wardrobes and closets ne
basement iswr lighted and consists Of Eitchen with
large psntry and larder with closets &c ne whole house
is heated by furnace in the basement There boiling
from aerao0ns by several large and psn d tiees
aud the grounds include garden SPOT can
house Is Sa the best and . II The modem cot
tVe style, with pazzas front end rear. - c,,.
CLlFF-Being the two story stone HOUSE next Slnon
House situated on most commanding elm bounded front
by Bay OF New York is ensyey walled aud terrared
and planted with and shrubs has Kitchen paro
dining hall and bedroom first floor, with nine bedrooms
SEA vIEw-s,tuated medately Of and sdjolninE
facing the built IN modern cottage stye In the best
through has kitchen with BRICK oven range,
with splendid marble ntes with trench windows opening
the floor aud leading front and piazzas two
fss % IS
cellar The sppuenances consist coach rouse WIN
6uished servants rooms stalls for SIX horses one Of
and valuable veil Of under cover The grounds are
neatly arranged and lard with gravel walks with trees
shrubs &C., aud comprise about one and half acres which
by taking the adjoining lot
The OLD BURGHER HOUSE. on 1.-The Bank. with any
back being elevated above the aft ,rds splendid
dences and offers advantages fort large summer
Hotel. Tn. House old aud old fashioned but has been
upied by private families Of rsspsc'aSy for several
Also SALE great variety Of Building Sites eligibly 81
several houses will rented. Capitalists buying in
first class demand being far
Terms raj and fair portion of the purcha.e may 70
Apply to Lewis Lyman. Woodland Cottage, Clifton or to
me- 3tkrrc 81 Wall street,
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II. NJ. Warfield, cleared February 70, with I, 593s
bushels white corn To Liverpool-Ship Alexander,
cleared 27th, with $40 bbls four 2,22s do meal;
$50 bush corn "a $50 in bulk residue in bagsD 1000
W. o. slaves. To Liyerpool-ship Napier, cleared
March lst with 80 bbls pork 80 terces beef Al boxes
hams; 900 bushels yellow corn; 1000 bbs -four. To
West PORT Ireland-Brig Annah, cleared I'd inst with
,29s barrels -four; 700 bags corn mea bags beans;
900 feet lumber To Liverpoo-Bsrk Paoli, cleared ID
instant with 3a bbls, SO bags corn 374O bbs -four; 4s
do rye seo bags pea meal; 40 do quercitron bark
$500 barrel slaves TO Belfas-Ship Tennessee. clear
bbls corn meal; ga do flour; do hominy. To Cork
and Market-The brig Napoleon, cleared Sd inst with
1000 bbs four 1000 do meal; 200 DO white corn;
$40 bsgs do. TO Havre-The Bremen bark Caroline
Raschen, cleared LIST nst with 4,42l bbls Aour-Ba.
.Ameyica an, March g.
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MARRIED LADiE s-slarfied Ladies would fad much
wi to the by Moral Ply sioogy written
by the Hon. Owen with additions aud alterations by
H. Clever D. Were this book carefully read by every
married person. and the advice strictly followed,
that different state Of society from the
large family of children which could be but poorly reared
prevent prudent people from entering the
which may obviae all such objections Price OF the book
.torss ms lmsr
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MUSKETS AND PISTOLS.

MUSKETS AND PISTOLS.
lOOO 5000 American Banded Musken with bayonets
eompiets in the most perfect order.
100 Removing barrel Pistols.
800 4 poSsft ~ barre re Fowlins Pieces.
Sporting ARTICLES. Gun Tools, &C. every thing
IS Re the q
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.
Y,HE undersigned deeply impressed with the absolute
starving millions our fellow Ireland, and be
syng there are many tfaay 70 90 III
p.n.e the use Of one Of his wsrehonses Broadway
nm I or % %
Meal Pork Clothing article suitable to this trying
''''''' II twere done then 'swere WE'LL
It were done quickly.
CLERK viii g
1I ieis awr :. 80 JOSEPH NAYLoR.
or the ",Iigh, It, sold-BEWARE of the dry hacking
what be considered trivial complaint, the cold
DEATH
to cry for help. w When
gains foolhold your lungs all the quack
| the universe can give yon
Take then simple F snd ely god article
Take then FS IL .ad G 81 2'' remedy
TAKE then mrs so GsRv 1nS.Iy CoED :rHispy
and rid yourself the poisonous nrosd Bronchial dis
jEsvs Nc
White street: - ,,,saso Road.
and ss
e Sfand and bv.on stfss Fulton street
and Atlantic street. Brooklyn T. n L. "ha"' D''''
Each package i. ievsrisby signed MRS w: JERVls
Putup in packages Of ISIS. 49, and one ao'''' e''"
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CURE FOR COLDS.

AIRS. CAKROLL'S indicated Vspor and Sulphur
wi Baths 1884 Fulton street opposite Church street
and ali inammatory diseases incident tbs ehangeabe
stale of the FEATHER The sulphur yapor Bath partcu
la Nv by first physicians for all
erutons aud diseases Of the skin No danger Of taking cold
after the use Of these baths. j29 lmsrc
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NERTIrICATE OF ,MK GEORGE w. I6LBBONs,
~ CLERK of the Fulton MarkeAbout five years ego was
attacked with liberation throat which continued TO
extend all body, also in my nose AZ the disease
increased my general health began er and body be
The physician who attending doubtful as to
recoveryI conned bed and doctor used his
exetions restore health bat 1t proved
less had to other physr ians-hey also tried
their best but il proved likewise abortive. The various
forms Of mercury ed hydr0date Of potash decoc
lions of sarsaparla but it seemed II all medicines had
lost their actions in My physicans left me- then
sarapara syTups of which took $50 bodies but to
parpose- also tried swsyms Panscea but with better
efectI began 10 despair my desperate not only
suffering from the extensive ulseranps which extended all
body (some of them extended five ak inches
but also from ssve pain in bones
and JOINTS When in this deploabe and hopeless condition.
recommended to DR.. Joseph Hene No 20 Duane st.
who the utmost Of myself and friends cured me
ia the Of mouths therefore hsye the eates
recommend him to my friends and tho public
skilfu physician those My residence is over the
Futon where shall be happy all inquiries
erning my case. . H. "; GIbBONS
is in every particular.
JAMES ID. FISH. Merchant, 105 South st.
n. X. LEE, Ex-Alderman 18th Ward.
JAMES WALSH, AldermtA do do
B. ID. LETTER, Clerk Fulton Market. .
CB.-As tas treatment is perfectly simple and without
out of large number publication of which would be
peruous they examined ut the office Of the sub
scrber Medicine will be forw aded to part OF coun
ed 10 DR.. JOSEPH HElNE,
ms Imsr 20 Du.ne st New York
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FLORENCE HOUSE

tV0' 4W 0r0ddtudy, corner WdikeT Ssrest, ~. r.
"a JOHN FLOHENCE, Jr., has now completed his
E ments for opening TO the public the elegant
s. a. expense erected Hotel 70 be CONDUCTED on the
below he has arranged extensive suites Of dining rooms on
the floors above. splsnddiy furnished with every modern
are e. Similarly furnished for the accom-
the larger aparnents meal. supplied own hears
by carte on the plan sliudodto Attached ssab
psmsasl are some .Ssy bedroom, nnyls and double with
tel for gentlemen to be conducted
and accommodating hither) unaainsd in this country
public that his lsrds his wines and indeed his Gull
he invites gentlemen who DESTROYS Of the same time
obtaining and board either sepaaiy call upon
facility Of examining his and conmodious esabh.
M lm~E
March 2, let7.
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a To LET-From the lst Of May next, part OF q .
r.: story brick house. with Crooa wstsr. situated In
r, NENTZEL, lag Broadway,
u,s,sx. corner of Liberty
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
ksH ATHREE STORY HOUSE OH 23d street, between
Am the End and Sd Avenues 1t is well finished. aad
pete with the latest ncu ding kitchen
range sink cold aud ba his, Closets &C. Italian
marble mancs throughout the house of fifteen
feet in veapdsh and French Window The
of Of six houses the south side OF the
For further particulars apply TO VYSE SONS,
IA lm*r 172 Pearl street.
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IA FARM Of hfty.tyo scres most delightfully."- a.
K tuated about five miles from Elizabethtown, N. j.,
El& comprising handsome commodous dwelling house.
fitted with marble manes, and every convenience for
spectacle family the whole including gardeners house,
barns ice house, and other buildings OF
repar the orchard Contains twenty Of choice fruit
trees.
The easy access from New York; either by the varous
from Jersey City the Jerry Ezabepor whence
railroad train within hundred yards Of the house,
renders this property valuable those doing business
this city, The greater Of the purchase
remain for three bond and cent
VYSE SONS, Ia Pearl street.
Also for SALE dwelling house No ss Washington street.
IA 1msr
100 FARMS FOR SALE TO 100 actual settlers, Of the
NV best aud most produotv lands Payment will be
received in their productions They about the
OF the United Stste the terminus OF the rars
from Charleston b. &. The climate agreeable seady arc
extremely health well wooded with abundant ,prIng. on
water Paricus OF this region Of country nay be had IN
printed SHEETS either the Northern Hotel coraer Of Court
NICHOLAS hAlGbT,
mn Iwse 60 Wall street, Sd story.
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ivA AT PRIVATE SALE--The property known as No.
@ ls6 Mulberry street. BrooIne Lot 90 by 100
feet two brick front house the front Of lot
small story frame house the side of lot, with
large work shop the 80 rs feet with cellar feet
de the same Half 0the purchase
fl9 lm%rc
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DIR. HRIsTIE's
e A l. Y A N &c RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.

m mi hs.kL la.
4 -, - - W, .o, "n'cu uaS 10
s,o ~ 60. a uhv'taI aPp'ooanon OF ihe medical pro
c,I,,.f. a.. r, eseH - MN % un'ea ae ordinary
,,,'v s 80. "a - ssa Masnele nAenlnsS &C. are en-
,.n.,,I noois 90. ~, -. 49, " ~ pa'aue ron .ne
y,is in which G-v,, . $500 ~ a. 49, .n
- . - -, Ia 70 DC ptolotptf n'uAious
VA, p,oIee,sd zhe, az, n,r., ,o o es pplI Ion
,psNrr AM m. nu,,ass. ~ re No., = y, ~, - ,s
other resree, are mors a.. ri t,.-.r - "a NY
The G.Lv.uo Rr,s. u,.d II, ,o,n.,,,o, 9TH H.. y
FLrTp are eop6depv recommended ~ ~ n.s 80,
TAN or THE sravou, on VI
TAI srsr.s and be.e compont, are .nop, the -,
uaversa TO which We are subject Tbey -, wi hon, sIs
these case, tina, other N de- b,xin, 40 .r 49,
= agent wanted which IL is CONFIDENTLY beley mas h..r
The G.Lvse Rises have been used with ep,ir. ueee,, In =,
acute or chronic applying 10 the head ,ee
orms Goa Tie DoorsuI roo'aehe Vertigo
OF Slek neadaehe INDIGESTION Pareys Palsy Epilepsy Pits
Cramps Palpaion Of the Heart AppopeIy suns-s
spinal Conriin Lnmb4so Neuralgia, Nervous Tremor Dzzi
o. w eau rhis IN inc Ches ara Siae' General Debility De
heeney Of Nervous and Physical Energy and all Nervous
In cases OF confirmed DTsPEPsIA which simply
49, ~ we ois''' they nave been found equally sue:
eesfu TIER extraordinary effects the
Aey are equally The Rises
Prices sens made OF all sizes and Of various
ahu can e worn BY The most delicate female without the slightest
- ~ " N VIC 'eHsN-On - '~NAer Agreeable tnAn otaer
~se
Ine eoiSanic 8eifs- bracelets, Bands Carriers,
- - sol-e Sts OF aseiy severe ehaaeter and
OF long me power as applied by the Galvane Rngs
OF disease ana ultimately
He IioiineAuon IN 'hs "ALvASe BELI- BRAoE
ms ooJeeion any eegree OF power that
San ready DC oe'ained and no complain, which
aEeh' OF Da'ahm can eheet WI iai TO be permanent
-, -, a'uees are anapteh 20 'ne Wais arms wrists
any pAf' OF inc oody VAN perfect Convenience. The
At uSeo win greater henehin cases OF Bron
nar =. " W .1Oat seheialyi a'o IN eases OF Nervous
am WIN anost norm success Is preventive for Apr
P'ey Epuepne tl ana similar complaints
=, gneuc fiuid ~ Esed In connection with
has been by tie French Que OF inc
$50 he ~ % Il,'s IN 'eienee IL is believed to pas
= - - - " 'taIe1'Ns ne Hsrres ssasifrs 70 Gars
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NuTCt,

q HAN + Ibis dav as. cl - with me Mr. JAS
IR'E WIN as "'ea In mp ,ynen or y-r,I We r,
aud wh OF ne b. ne sat ay IL INA an Cary
ste nn5es t1e ~ e. w - DEES CO. h u 70 N
INSECT g hosil- ~ Gen ms o. d. in ..
~ o" ~ ~ o oe-f e" o. etc GSof-. o Y.tas az
W. as he sSpe % eta ort. sac: ea-e e.
Eg tie 80 - 81 NJ % ANiD ANUERs''N 4, ennspt
ge'S on nj ~be9t dep rmeJt II aid ,Ipe
fnd qa' lHeai ons '' III eh e eusres re o We
An wa 10 maze 4 Eees t1tte then have no mad n
aEianseI ent with dr E Ed ANaEASt ii IN the an
mn OF IN looaeeo De meni who miar N IN
Elatey q 4 ted ~hh N branch Of 0ustess.
Liberal sdvsn VIII b. made rs m ps or eer,.
mes sood" tobacco wheat pig iro, rtees OF
general uate WIN sNneEs0N +.
F=oruAy lat lS4T. ~
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

WE have for sale privately, on a credit Of 8,
II and ~ mon'hs valuable Aea,hv family r,,i
eeree eeng in the town Of Maneher recently oeupd
an Archer IL consists Of two story D~euns with
rooms, so gooi and convenient bouss--sy
nous; ohe abe earisEehouss &e, IAN IN psir
win large front yard firm which my be had cling
view OF the City Of Redmond ard podue
cent. IN high state Of eul vsiion said property by
me huun Assurance Company for The of $500
waved Al sSSOO Said properly be purchase low
price. HODGES ROY A PUILIAN
dc 81 war ,,,s.,
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PASSAGE TO NORFOLK 4 PORTSMOUTH

N'ENHE splendid and swift Steamer
n ALICE, Captain n. EaoUGH, having
Just un th0roufh overha"ng complete order,
ami has lHeneed In or the CURits Pr X,
Ieav ng III Whsr RoeEets every Monday, Wednesday
mi Fri ay 70 or fngs, ssyst0 t-2 oceck Rttin-
ins the ALICE Will leave Tk Tuesday Thus At
udt No the Lou % Is o'clock Al
IA Int mediate Landt River gHi ng
o. Pasasc and Ia ehzaond
MOTTO X meas ineluced, One DO HAsk-' S 4 LIBBY.
lT PhseI gers wi,hrg this y
and Feua the Al-e ua the te,t ag, vhn hey
on tle bslmlT- Boat ard hey
ing IN Bait without ha=. feU-Hig AIc-
vi meet h b. t1ore BoaS ia the that he
leaving Bar o. lex ~ u.
PeeuDutF ='e oek r. ho.d ~ oeoek e.rnng
~ ra Sc rae from H. -'ut P.tsrtsgrg ION
bll.n me.is ir h2s, g. u-ei 81 Dol as H. l..
Z :. Tn tcccnm Ga q r.. sce 20 VII
known James Rvs woui
have been elua Cd, much by
h.. betn the de
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ADlEo GAIIER BOOiS AND HALF
- CATERS, thicL and Thin .o,.. = r.. -. II
wa open ih's cay nce'v' fr n yc,-r tn o.
boot' ana half 6aitsrs thick I'd bLck ling CT
.ets 4ad IA a. u IN th- s;s iashrn nj "a e,,t
nttranSAs @Le" er arm te.ut q ~ Nv ~
co 20 e4h at No ali Bro ds eoer to V, -.sr En-
-uo-N ~ H. 81 - KILN
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> PERB
Patent DOuble Action Hnrn

H. LUX has Just r, ceived ur superb
taiert D'u e Acton Haps frSm he MSnuIietary Of J. p
Brown 20 No L. Bernard Street oIod orcon s.tsb
thea IN $50 N vrg been previously year. Mana
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