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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-16
A NORTHERN WING.
Death of Mr.. D'Israelli

The London papers announce the death OF
Mr.. ID Israeli, Senior, the author of 1.-THE
Curiosities of Literature" and father of
Young Ben." the NJ. P. He died on the 10Th
of January, in the SD year of his age. He
published "The Curosities when only "a
years old. He became blind in 1889, but gave
to the world yet another work, after this mis-
fortune, by the aid of his daughter. Though
he published considerable number of works
which hold fair rank in English literature,
perhaps his strongest claim to consideration
arises from the fact that he was the first to un-
dertake thorough examination of the vast
collection Of manuscripts in the British Mu-
scum.
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The Foreign News at New Yorl

The N. Y. Express of Tuesday evening,
says that private letters by the steamer speak
more despondingly, as to the markets. than the
published accounts, but more encouragingly
as to money credits and confidence. The news
has had the effect to unsettle the market, and
to cause purchasers to withdraw from the
market. The prevailing belief is, that prices
must recede a little, particularly of Cotton
Flour and Grain although holders are very
firm. Prices of Flour and Grain, particularly
must in the end be governed in great degree
BY the export demanded
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Chloroform.
scum

We witnessed yesterday a surgical operation
performed by DR.. G. Stockbrdge, of this city,
while the patient was under the influence of
Chloroform. The operation waslthe removal
Of very large Wen situated between the
thumb and fore finger of the right hand, an
operation which, under ordinary circumstan-
ces, must have been very painful The indi-
vidual stated that he felt not the least pain,
although he was sensible that the operation
was going on.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH F.!
and Our Morning Express

s5Y- 1t has come out before the Committee
on Military affairs, in the Senate. that Capt
Gillespie, of the army, was despatched in 1916,
to Col Fremont, then in Upper California, with
letter in cypher, directing the Col. so to
shape his course there as to excite rebellion
against the authority of Mexico, of which he
could take advantage so as to effect the indie
pendence of California, and prepare her for
annexation to this country.
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tY We have received through Mr.. C. II.
INGRAHAM, of Portland and our accommoda.
ting Express driver, copy of the Sd edition
of the Neao York Erening Express, 2 10 hours
in advance of the slow mail.
We are also under obligations to hsMessrs.
RACKLyFT & BEARcE and Messrs. CHILD & Co.
for their favors and aid in forwarding our reg
ular files. Our thanks to all.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar Sd, ship Maryland, Berry LILY:
erpool; brig Adams Gray, Collins, Havana Ga ody
ships Monterey, M'Manus, Trieste United STATES
Swanon, Liverpool; barque Avarado Ames ior vera
Cruz; 4th, briggs Monaco, Farnham baltimore Senna,
Block Havana Othello, Dyer, Cardenas; sen Eiza
Brown Hyer, N York. Towed to STA 2oth snip 10
chinvar barque Sharon 30th brig Sarah Brown 2lst
shin Chester barques G Cooley; LIST, Mary Brougn
on sch Geo Lincoln. Advertised, ship Milan, iof
Liverpool wig 300 babes Medemseh, foE do 2Oo Ha'-
cyon Wade, for Genoa, passage only oafque W hiia,
Sproul for n York with despatch.
MOBILE-Cld 3d. sch Cannot, Fuller, srankhh. lbs
4h baroue Pilgrim, Williams, York. Advertised,
baroue Robt Walsh Singer for Boston, with despatch
brig Marp II Chappel for Key West, 18th sch IL Dor
den for baltimore, wig so bales. .
SAVANNAH-Ar 9th, sch Albert Vinal, Marshall,
York 8th ship Stirling Theooald, Wiseasset schs
Iuy Ann, Spear, N Orleans; 9th, II Counce, Smal
lev, Orleans. Went to sea 7th sch Santiago, lngra-
ham, Boston -,
CHARLESToN-Sld 7th, brig Julia Payson, Prebe,
Savannah
NORFOLK-Ar 10th, brig Monte Christie, Young FIN
ThomastOn' g.
NEW YORK-Ar lsth brig Frances, Sawyer, sa-
vannah Below brigs America, FIN Hamburg Etrlr-
an fin -; Electro, Packard, FIN - Jago Siu i'!h,
shin Jane II Glidden Ar 18th, (by Teiegraph) biigs
America Hamburg; Motto Provi' enee Electro, Cnbas
BOSTON-ar l4th sch Prudence, Pendleson, fom
Norfolk
Ar 18th, sch Maria, Wdes, hence.
SALEM-Ar 18th, brig Arnon, Hatch, Bonaire, iof
WISCASSET-Ar IIth, schs Guess, M'Carty; Ma
poleon Matthews, and Content, Dunion, Boston,
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The Detroit Advertiser of the I'd inst, in
speaking of General Casss want OF honest
principle. relates this fact "The very resolu-
tons passed on the Wilmot Proviso one year
ago, in the Michigan Legislature. were sub
,n;tted to him, and the draft bears inter
iiaeotions of a character to strengthen their et-
feet. in the Handwriting Of Cass himself"
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STEERS, &c.

Ship Liverpool, M'Lellan, of and for N Orleans I'm
Corunna was off Green Key Cape Verde) prev to 18th
account comes from Spanish eoaslne vessel, at Ha-
yana 9th ult The crew would not quiz the VESSEL
but Spanish passenger went on board the coaster;
Sch John, before reported at Galveston from NOM
aston lost deck load on the passage.
Darqne illus, at Sagua, from Baltimore haa very
heavy weather, and threw over deckload OF hoops"
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FOREIGN PORTS.

sid FIN Cienfuegos, 10th ut brig Roamer Porter for
Boston, =, S;..
Ar at Nuevas, 18th ult, barqne Nacooches smith,
N York, days s g. y,,;
AT Sagua, sd nit, barque Lius, Wharf grom hat-
moral for N York, 9 weeks; hrlgs olive thompson,
Pote for Charleston unc; Walpole, Ryan, fn Boston,
lust ar; Cardenas, Crockerr do disg.
Ar at Havana 25th nit, srgs Everlina, Davis George
rown, sc; 26th, Venus, Alexander, hence. Cid 10TH
sch Madeira, Hartman, Boston. Sic 2alh' ors eha"
nut. York, do. s.,
Al Cardenas LIST inst, brigs Potomac, Smith wig car
go; Kedon, Carney, for Providence, next day MAIN
ic. Thorndke, for " York, log; California, Hchborn,
for do soon; G w Knight, Runroe, dsg; schs Pilot,
Jordan, for Portland, ldg; Civilian, Nckes for N YORK
loading.
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A CAL Ds

We, the undersigned, would gratefully acknowledge
the kindness of Mr. HASKELL the keeper of the Seguin
Lighthouse, when, almost perishing with cold, we
driven shore in open wheTry, on the eastern
point of Seguin, the evening of last Friday. He
Innstered to our necessities, refusing all COMPENSATION
for his trouble. w. II. HOGAN,
II. NORTON,
Bath Feb. H. 1s4s +. JOHNSON.
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J. Bayard Taylor has been engaged to write
for the New York Tribune.
A fat man has no friends in an omnibus
Punch.
When is ia. hi pnable lady like an expe'
rienced printer: When she makes great
hustle in correcting her form.
The winter in England has been very mild
-voets blooming in the fields on Christmas
Day.
A man in England was lately sentenced to
Imprisonment for stealing q rotten turnip!
There are $500 taverns in the State OF New
York, 253 900 tanners, 81, 900 merchants, lo,-
600 manufacturers, $4,000 mechanics, 5000
lawyers, 1900 doctors, and 1900 preachers OF
the Gospel.
The Boston Transcript has heard of case
where Chloroform was administered to relieve
the suferings of dying person. The success
of the application was complete, and the pa
tient's last moments were tranquil and void of
pain.
An Italian monk writes life of ST. Francis
Xavier, where he asserted that by one sermon
he converted ten thousand persons in desert
island.
There are three sorts of folks in the world
yea, four: Those that know one thing
those that know everything-those that know
nothing-and those that glory in it. The first
are the hobby riders-the one-idea men the
second are the quacks; the third are the be-
levers in the second and the fourth are the
unalloyed fools, twenty-five carets fine.
The ludicrous activity of our countrymen is
thus illustrated in London farce. A Yankee
lands at Portsmouth, and an English lady,
who understands that he has been an invalid
age benefited - he exclaims, ''no, not at
all haven't made a dollar by it,
A gentleman stating that person engaged
in an extensive line of business had lately
failed. was asked by lady if he knew whom
he succeeded in business to which the gentle
man replied " He did not know whom he
succeeded, but it was evident that he did not
succeed himself
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New York, Monday, Feb. l4,3P.

I :
Markets. Flour-There is a slight i'm
provement, and sales of Western at Sc; New
Orleans, 5,67 SIS; pure Genesee, 6,25.-
Southern descriptions at &c. Meal, 2,94 a $3.
Grain-Genesee is held firm at 1866; Ohio
mixed at l25c, and Long Island 112 IL 1875
C. Sales of 10000 bushels Corn at 62 64c,
all for shipment. Rye So 9Oc. Barley Soc.
Oats Al SOC.
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COMMERCIAL.
Bath, Feb. Ia, ls4s'

NEW YORK. Feb. l2, 1913.
I4ime-The market is well supplied With Thomas ton,
and from several cargos aoa 1000 10 100 bbs sold at
9Oc Freghs-Ilaye seldom ever been so dull at this
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Notice.

TINE undersigned hereby cautions the public, espe-
L cally storekeep ers, rapers, and others, IN any
kind of traffic, to credit any person on my account
or make any charge tn me, unless ny "nlten order
DANIEL MARSTON.
po,h Fab * 1919 2d9O-wlS
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~ One of the kidnapped boys, escaped
from the Recruiting officer, and returned home.
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SPOKEN

SPOKEN.
Jan o. lat 49, Ion 10 49, sgnalized ship Senator,
from Orleans for Liverpool.
Jan 81, Grand Cayman Il. TO mies, brig Gen Taylor,
fin Jamaica for Trinidad.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-16

ty'A Message from the President to the
House of Representatives, states that no trea-
ty of peace has been received.
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENTS
RRUTNSWUEK

BRAN COLE would respectfully inform his
~ friends, and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared to wait upon them in his department of business
at his Old Stand Lemont and Halls Store airae
corner of Maine and Mill stre cts.
Clothing cut to order and manufactured in supemn
style of work manship at the shortest notice. ADer-
feet fit warranted IN all cases.
Brunswick, Oct, 5, l47
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Georgia u. s.. Senator

Gov. Towns has appointed Herschell B
johnson, Esq, to fill the vacancy in the Sen
ate of the United States, in the place of Wal
ter T. Colquitt, resigned.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-16

military glory is a rainbow which rises in
the heavens, and dazzles with its lustre, but it
comes forth from the clouds Of desolated cities.
and the shoaoeyY of human blood y
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-16

of the year at the present Time indeed there
srarcely anything offering excepting Cotton, bch is
taken at 32d 20 led e ID. For Flour, Is ~ Dbl 10
asked am Cd was yesterday offered and refused for
500 bbls 45 TINS Railroad Iron taken at ass y
ton To London, Heavy Goods were taken at 25s for
l,ouils and 39s for Cheese, &C. To Glasgow, Oil,
Cheese, and Lard were taken at COS y tor. To Iayre
there is no Improvement to notice.
To disqualification, square baes u fb...3 160....
do Wool, y fb.........--..-.......GD d..
do Seeds and Rice, " tee. a..
do Beef, b ce.................. .3s00 sd
do Beef and Pork, H9 Dbl. .2s do.
do Flour, w. bbl ..... ........ls .d0 SD
do Turpentine, U Dbl. .......... ls6dn s..
do Leather, tf b.................. do.
do Heavy Goods, " ton. ........ l5s .d6D2Os
do Grain, te bu. ..................5 dO6d..
To London-Tobaceo, % hhd... .....-s0-..
do Flour, U bbl.......... IS .oU.s
do TurpeDtine. rs 6dfO 81.
do Spirits Tnrpeniine (252 gal)- -. .3os0D. sd
do Measurement Goods u ton..... ..30s60 -.
do Heavy Goods W ton. ....... .25s03os.
do Cheese. M.
do Seeds, p tce.............--.-......0 "a. ::
do Beef, (3O4 10 1876 fb). .........-.. .5s005sbd
do Beef and Pork, v bbl ........--- 3sd IS "a
do Grain, tf bushel. 10 -. q"
To lavre-Coton, U b.. ca.
do flour t. Dbl, ny -
do Ashes, p ton. .................'..S on5luo
do Rice. 1850. ....--....... .'...... Soaos'
do Heavy Goods. "a !.
do Measurement Goods. .SSOSlo
do Qnercltron BARK .................. . .OSi0
do Whalebone, T. 1b......... .....'... .aeU' :.
do Tallow, Lard, &c...... ............S ou..
do Grain, u bushel. ...-.-......-........U ..
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Wrapping Paper.

lust received at the Auction Room, 25 Reams Of
y Wrapping Paper, for sale cheap.
Bath, Feb. Is, l948.
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1t is said by a correspondence the Christian
Waterman, that Gen. Houston was compelled
to dvest himself of his slave property that he
might be elected to the United States Senate !;
it being known that large numbers of German
immigrants would vote against him as slave
holder, Can it be true If SO, there is yet
hope for Texas Western Christian Jomnah
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NEWS ITEMS AND STRAPS.

J. Bayard Taylor has been engaged to write
for the New York Tribune.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-16

A fat man has no friends in an omnibus
Punch.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


"THLRE' = MUSIC ~ HEAVEN"
sorrLv The diving sunbeams fell on every BIN and glade
And stealing through The way trees. they pierced
leafy shade
Where stood aliie fairy chad-a gentle au ching girl
whle in the pale ms;lgh baihed each bright and
clustering curl.
Long gazed she on the fairy AID on the purpled
hills,
While 70 her cars came ioyiuy the masic Of the rls
Then lifted up her oacst gaze upon TIC calm blue sky
'Tns deep azure seemed enshrined within her dreamy
eye
But with saddened brow che turned and ought her
mothers side. lpl.de
Who gazed upon her only child with holy love AID
For husLed was now her merry laugh--slent her joy
fsl rnirth. Tor Earth
And her brow thoughtful look too pure. too high
ATS very lonely here" she said since brother WI
lie died side 3
miss him 81 the sunny stream and on the green hA!
Say viii he never come again 70 join me in iny play
And mustl stu be al alone the l.velong summer day
Oh no. we never more shall see again his fair young
brow,
But weep not for bis spirit fed he is an angel no"
crown Of glory lights his brow and ohis hand given
A harp that breaihes such melody a. only AVes ID
Heaven
But through the deep and woody glen and up the dow
ervl lea lody
There aoated past low sweet strain Of wichins mol
II was waited mid the creeping vines, and through the
towering trees mg breeze.
Then passed away and blended with the Summer even.
Wondering she stood with parted lip and beanng up
turned eye ltne SKY :
And though that unseen sprtforms we're bending
Then whispered, as the low strain died. amid the gray
of even. Heaven"
81 hear his haTp's low moody-thcre : music now IN
Brooklyn Female Aoademy. l. a. j.
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4ECKER5s PREPARED PARMA.

rs,HE Only MANUFACTURERS iu tle Uu.ei States
4 oi ll.s superior iarnlceu1- d-c.t ore i"" iedit
pounds. in hafpound packages. each accom- aed wan
printed directions for use single boxes - Aueit d--
CONN on larger Quantities A. article Tor general family
use 10 is invaluable. TIE Fina has been chelcdy ana
lived by Drs Chiffon ana Rolon, aAd Prof held WHO pef
testimony f0 is great value over al oler iirLiceuus sun
.tauces such arr0Hr0Of tali1c -la Darcy &C ti'
Reid o1serves " To- claims DO t- attention oi ie neAcn
profession will un0u DO. cO'Ialuu- -utnf auII4ei
be brine aud other uifueeuized bodies not una
In arrlyy-roo or similar substance Dr. Chiffon The
great superiority OF the article over sifc arrow" A4-
principally owing 90 Tue -ilicu c0nlln- which s lbo<
per cent" DO forms very a.rceanr, -l- Auii'e af-
M Of food c..v d4.-ied. and admirably adapei Tor ln
.aids aud children pr E01og Ie,imoai- from other
professional cent tncu be seen application to .le
prOlref0Is 1l Cheryst near FiAe-aAp, NtN-loh f"t
fale al the principal drug stores. ufl' lm
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From the Dublin University Nagozin
SUMNER LCNGlNGs.

L. Mlssns. Honda.
Ds Abnly MHo-CstDfros
An my heart Il weary voting
Waiting for the May
Waiting Tor the pleasant ramOles,
Where the fragrant hawthorn brambles,
With the woOdbine alternating,
Scent the dewy way.
All my heart j, weary waiting
Visiting for the May.
All my heart is sick with longing.
Longing ioT the May
Longing 10 escape from study,
10 the young face fair and ruddy,
And the thousand charms belonging
To the Summers day.
All my heart Is sick with longing.
Longing for the May.
All my heart is sore with signing,
Signing for the May
Signing for the sure returning
When the summer beams are burning,
Hopes and flowers that dead or dying,
An the winter lay.
All my heart is sore with signing
Signing for the May.
All my heart l. panied with throbbing,
Throbbng for the May
Throbbing for the seaside pillows
Or the water.wOong Willows;
Where in laughing and in sOO0ins
Glide the streams away.
All my heart, my heart is thro0bing'
Throboing for the May.
Waiting sad. detected weary,
Waiting for the May.
Spring goes By with wasted warninss-
Moon III evenings, sun-bright morning.
. Summer comes. yet dark and dreary
Life still Gibbs away
Man is ever weary. weary,
Waiting for the May D.. NJ. c.
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1915 NOTICE 10 5lERCHANTs. ISIS.

ono. ll c0lsel. el-e o. t- e4lei claims ~ cam
l.e- rrr-eaet al-f Oh. llrTara-rs oi reIc.all--
IRE Western Canals. llsrg from gle abstraction 70 goods
from uala mptrtcy srcl- i. tl- Board o Forward
ers VI le Civ 0f EeA-l0rk have ten -.f duty well
Cor the ecrty Ci TIE merchants ls themselves 10 adopt nc
following resolution. vL-
Acsorct, Thai w..l not receipt al n shipping order
4lr boxes cd Dry goods lls caps, --flW -Qots,
boots or shoes destined to ie Ne,. unless such boxes
c--es are properly ar-d a1I sealed when shipped nor
luy boxes 90 casks containing good, Of any description
less such boxes or Casks are d. strapped 20 l0onri before
shipment H e. HOLT, Pre.ldel-.
6E0lsr rgalv sacrer.rr i1u
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- ,,oRRIs Am E~sEXRAIL.


- ROAD gaier .i1aagcncqf On
------------- and after Monday, Nov. 8, l3G De
freight train, TO which PASSENGER cali. attached VIII uns
fir6eT notice, leave Norr-town ana 4. " Newark AZ !
N The Passenger Trains leave New -YJ,k O'Clock
NJ 3P.M. Leave Newark 10 o'clock A IA. 1 r. ~ Leses
aford-toun O'Clock A. VI. = +. ~
Passengers by the morning train o Morrsfown wil anye
there il O'Clock vhere stages viii be- in readiness %
convey Them o Sciooey's Mountain Washington Beisi-
dare and Eiaon duy- 90 Owe-O, hfDri Newton, stan
hope and ,acctsuny ol Mondays Wednesdays and IN
dave. and iO RuckaHdy Dover. Sparta and Newton %
Tuc-days Thursdays and Saturdays each line returning
the follow ing days Io meet ibe p u train for NewYofk
stage VIII also ieave for Bsfaenrdge every evening,
OH Doe arrival 81 ihc cas- AZ MOnrsiOwn
by line recently established. Stage leave. MOusoN1
for e Delaware Water Gap aud -iroudsburg siaahope
Jolns0ulurg. Columbia aud bl8i town. every Tlestsy
Thursday AMI Saturday tie arrival oi tine A. VI uAin
f.om =. J Returning On the alternate days. De- rsgs
leaves sfoudshufg o. 4. NJ. meet tue n cars rom
N00us.0Vu.
Passengers 60 fhroue 10 and from Jersey Cry without
changing cars. o. leaving the city, passengers VII &c
pOsit their baggage in The le fOo Of COuia1ds
where an agent Val De- in Attendance tO receive L. Al
plckages bundles uust be- entered The Esybi Or ~
Company ~ii MOI bod idcmseIYes responsible FfeigH
will De- forwarded mmed sicily to MOnIsiogn from Albany
Ba-n by Stephens Condfs Daily Tansp Line %
hewea, or from le Transportation Ofce oi the J. T. X
and Iransl ontuon Company, loot u Libe1ty-sL
n5 IRA DODD. Superintendent
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4 CKERMANS new and beauuml.y Carved Letters have
"A superseded everything m te market. AND the dtniu
for them every day Increasing, almost every country
merchant In calls % examine them, and few call with
OUT PURCHASING sign They are u style. unique u
shape and fo eildei with he best renn god' war
raned mol 20 fade. easy o transportation, ard above ala
sp of these letters have attracted such ryes1
and her superiority any other description of signs ls
so obvious, an impression IS naturally i1nued that ue n
crease OF expense .n like ratio. bu v guarantee
to furnish these letters al TIE at les cos than ue
ordinary gii sign. AthE.H1hANf
,.ttr7 I'm Ma 81 L
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ACCOMMODATION AND ECONOMY
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4 STOCVENEL q co. having opened Branch % their
>. establishment ai III Broadway. opposite Asiorpaco
for the better accommodation of their numerous uptown
customers and the public ia general. wold respectfully cal
their attention TO rich aud splendid assortment oi Lac
chandeliers e1s brackets, erud0-s solar .ainpt a Is
and lanterns. &c sc. Also, glass o tie richest style anal
finest quality. lIf manufacture ana cannot te size
ya--ei by agy o er r.fbI-.uneffI French China an-rr
and dessert SETS Bohemian articles Nc TIE above arcr-
nave been manufactured under cur immediate .upeulrll-
snce and 3D.. rc ards quality and price wa compare nu
.Irass ufv similar establishment l1 t'- r.s. Good, ul
every DESCRIPTION loaned O. paroles af f- ov GEO rates.
he above artc made orier Ii 20 match any pattern
Our ra. fixtures are The Philadelphia make a1d of I- m.
superior finish. eIOJ EMIL A 60.
Isl Broadway. opposite A-f0rp.uce,
WHO -.ale AMI retail dealers.
We also continue business l le old stand, John ana
Gold sis where lie public cil obtain Tie same article. ls
above and ai tie somc low rlie. myl lmf
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GLASS GLASS F.! GLASS
2 0DO BOXES AMERICAN Window Glass iiom q

O,UUU TO 50x40
- bNs daub.e ick Eu-,st Crown tom l0xZ OBJ -Nh
100 60 Elg.sh Crown. sl.Z4e icA luM ipH-- u loN-l
la0sd0 French Window and PlciaTc Glass nom tAt %
Sx
lOl n, double lck En4sh Sheet. from i3-i io a1Xt Ia
verV slncn0r article for show windows toi -a.- ur
ruvtL h1s a >CuANlh. - DIF.-I0n-st
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For PIu-hclI. North AL - = -
ans williamson 70, bennington, Rutland Lchtu1 apinsa
Ac via lhe HOusaOn Railroad
SU,iIER AKRAScEMENr-C lmuencing Monday Nsyi.
The steamer NIAGARA, Cnpi !. Brooks jr VIII lca'e
Nrv-Yoik from the pcf foot 81 hitfetsf daily san4ays
eNrepfodl 16 O'Clock \. VI for Bird cpnr. where passen
gers lake te elegant and councillors cars on me h0iss
Ionic Raroad arriving at the Stale Line ihe Iuucuon win
tlc Western Railrrldl hlrpas r. ~ id Time 10 iate
tlr Fast West Fare - Sages niu Boz co1nefion
Win the car. to Lee Le,ov O.d Sf0ckbfisc. CunsYe,
Nlu.ird Hud Norfolk, aao 90 LIchheld, ouarOI, WOOD
bury, Dlubliy ani Bene.
LFF,NoN arRi.tsA Nne BIS arranged by which Ifssfl.
lrr from New OH reach his place by day ligf WIN
comfort ami expedition than b. any other route Pare
through. - 5o
No agent of this Company b authorized 10 take chmge@
Specie Bank Notes vauahie papers, o receive ism
fr transportation any conditions. Freight received Al
ic depot foot col Marketst from O'Clock a. ~ 10 O'Clock
+. ~. Positively not aNer that hour.
g. 81 PERRY AGENT Office on ihe Pier