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On every other description of paper, not designated
above, but to be so by the Office ordering IL, wheth-
er circulars, instructions, warrants, forms returns
&c., specified in the first paragraph, for
l page on a sheet, per 100 sheets,
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NICHOLS Architecture OF the Heavens, VOL, Ed
lnburgh, many engravings,
tnehols CONCENTRATIONS OF the Solar System, vol Ed
"ppurgh, many engravings,
Practical Astronomy and Geodesy, by Professor Mar
fsn, VOL, London, as
don, 1877 = ,
aNronomie Practique, par Franc9ur, VOL Paris,
SSeodesie, par Franc9ur vol, Paris
elementary Illustrations of the Celestial Mechanics OF
l"Pace, vol, London,
,r,ergusons Lectures, vol,
MaeAay on Longitude, vols,
helieys Spherics, vol,
fiuton's Mathematical Tables, l VOL,
french Nautical Almanac for 1880,
british Nautical Almanac for 1851,
Imported from England and France together with many
"her works Of the same class of science, by
April II F. TAYLOR.
NENTLEMEN,s Wear made order In the best
" and fashionable style, of the following materials,
Wis
Broleys celebrated black French cloths
blue g
fancy -colored French cloths
Superior black brown, and green drap d'ete
Y" black French doeskins
black and blue cassmeres
fancy single-nilied ca ssimcrcs, new styles
plain and figured black satin vestings
richcoored silk and satin
double English Marselles
Also Just received complete assortment Of gloves. ho
aery cravais pocket handkerchief suspenders &c all
Of which invite the attention of gentlemen wishing
spring supplies. p. H. HOOE CO.
May IL
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MFRS. BETTs's sUPPORTERs.-These invaluable
lVl supporters are for sale by McCLERY " CLEMENTS
druggists corner of l4h and Pennsylvania avenue
whom the genuine only can be obtained The value of
this instrument well known the medical faculty and
ladies require heightened statement as they have been
use many years. aording the greatest relief and
tort Testimonials and books gratis be obtained
above from of the eminent physicians of the
United States. Price of the fine supporters, So;
mon, So.
CAUTIoN-Be sure that each instrument contains
directions with her signature, none other gen
uine. Mrs oAhhI Del Is,
Nav IA-law9w IL Walnut street, Philadelphia
1,HE HIVE AND THE HONEY BEE, by Richard
l. son, vol, London.
The Bee-Keepers Guide by Payne, vol London
Millions Practical Bec-Kccper, vol, London.
The Bee Keepers Manual, by Taylor, vol, London.
The Pests Of the Farm by Richardson, vol, London.
Turnp Husbandry, by Jones, vol London
The Cultivated Plants OF the Farm, by Donaldson, VOL
London
Geology applied to Agriculture, by Whitley VOL Lon
don.
Mains Domestic Poultry, vol, London.
Vaux Ferizing Land, vol, London.
Johnson on Manures, l vol, London.
The Sugar-Planters Manual, by Evans, vol, London.
Just imported direct by -. ss<F TAYLOR.
May 10
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ID. PAINE Il CO., Contractors and Managers.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES FOR JUNE
Capital $4,000
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass No. 6,
To be drawn in Baltimore Saturday, June TO- I84S
SPLENDID SCHEME
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
i do 10000 20 prizes Of 1000
l do 10000 20 do 500
/ do 1900 20 do 400
l do 5000 nc, &c.
rs numbers-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets $lO-Haves $5-Quarters So 80.
Certificate of package of rs wholes $lS0shares in pro
portion.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY,
Glass o.
To be drawn in Baltimore June IA, 1913.
$4,000 capital prize
20 prizes of IS, 200 each-$lO0, 900
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Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificate ola package Of % wholes $l3Oshares in pro
portion.
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INTENSIVE SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FUR
T. NITURE-On Thursday, the 3d OF February next, AZ
10 O'clock IN, shalt sell The Mansion House, on
avenue between tih and 10th Streets re-
Gently kept by Mr. Hands, large portion OF The furniture
of thar extensive establishment all (which nearly new,
having been in about ten monthsi amongst which VIII
be foundv
Several handsome hairseat sofas
Mahogany and cane-seat chairs
Marble Top, centre, and pier tables
Mahogany, dining and card do
Handsome moreen, and other window curtains
Two manel clocks .
larae assert ment ofChna, glass, and crockerywaTs
A quantity of excellent table linen
Ivory handle knives, albata forks
Silver table and tea spoons, plated aud other casors
Bru sels and ngran paror, hail. and chamber carpets
20 single and double French and other bedsteads
20 very superior feather beds. shuck mattresses
quantity of colored and white eounterpanes
Blankets, spreads, sheets
2 mahogany waTdrobes, several other wardrooes
Mahogany bureaus, Wristbands. toilet sets
With OF other articles including marble sap TOT
counter, hanging and other lamps &c, and good assort
OF kitchen requisites refrigerator several stoves Nc
The portion OF the furniture be sold Is, stated above
nearly new, and all purchased by Mr. Hands within the
months, and welwohy the attention OF persons
furnishing.
Terms of sale All sums Of and under $780, cash; over
$50 credit OF wo four and six months, for approved
endorsed notes bearing interest.
Jan 29-tits r. w DYER, Auctioneer.
Any person wishing carry tire business can have an
unity of the furniture at private sale pre-
vious to the day of sale
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MILES Register Satellite subscribers for the
IN purpose closing the OF the late Hezekiah Niles
will offer public sale, at O'Clock, on Friday 18TH
February 1913 the Merchants Exchange, the CITY Of
Baltimore, valuable aud well-known paper, NILES
REGISTER, with the goodwill subscription list, presses
types printing materials, &C.. &c belonging the same
th. whole be sold together. 80
This established by the late Hezekiah Mics
about th rty-seven years ayo and, the repuato II
bears presents desirable opportunity 10 young man o
rnepy The publication will be continued until the sale
The 5th volume commences with March and the pur-
chaser will 20 possession in time 10 continue the publ
cation. i,
Terms of One. third cash day of sale the bal
auce in six and twelve months bearing interest, and
cured by approved bonds notes Persons desiring inor
nation viii apply to the trustees
]; MASON CAMPBELL, }Tmsee.
CANNON, BENNETT & CO,
Ian 27-2ayv3w Auctioncers.
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Asshmatie Affections.

RI variable climate, these complaints
e o ana ,eeGas ia ha nlyanj !, the
aud most natural agent he employ in this troublesome
affection. Asthma is scarcely ever benefited by drugs of
any kind change of regimen. diet, climate. is always
recommended Any good which the patient experiences
for without them very seldom improves all, while
with them he may have known the most hopeless cases
of Asthma particularly when spamodic TO have been per
ecty cured by the application of galvanism After This
authority, it will not strange when we assert that DIR
Chrses gavanic articles have been found of the most
surprising value in this and all similar affections
Of the chest, throat &c Gavanism makes every organ
to which sent act with increased vgo and by II, pc
cuar power the absorbents its happy effects in
these cases Is certain Many OF the mot h h
affections could be Given The following is selected from
CASE OF ASTHMA.
Mr. Elisha S. Chaplin residing al 229 Third avenue,
New York, has been afflicted since chdhood-a period OF
~ yearswith severe and frequent attacks OF asthma In
letter kindly sent by him to Dr. Chres agent he says
being tronbed with asthma is the vivid. 1t has
companied through all the various changes of life,
ranging my whole system, and finally subiectng
both mind and body 10 Is destructive influence" Mr.
plant but all 10 no purpose. As very resort he
tempted to procure the Christles Galvanc Belt and
cles quote farther from his own letter He says In
two days after their application the effect was very sen>I-
proving and gaining strength" Mr. Chnpin states that
athoug he supposed his beyond all medical aid,
his recovery to be entirely owing faithful use of
Chrse's Galvanic Belt and Strengthening Plaster
cation to the agent
CAUTION.
The great celebrity and success Of Dr. cHRisTIE's gal
vanic articles has caused them to be counteeited by I'M
aa isls GN ad Ss
each city town. from whom alone the genuine articles
can be obtained. All sold elsewhere Spurious and
worthless No pedars travelling agents will, any
count, be employed
An applications requesting further Information, regard
ing business with DR.. Christie, should be addressed to
ID. c. MOORHEAD, Agent-eie for the U. s.,
No. 1872 Broadway, New York.
Only agent in Washington. d. c.,
NJ II. STEVENS, No. 1, Browns Hotel
Ian oS-ThSSNif
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Notice To Mariners and others

TINE LIGHTHOUSE erected during the past year AT
Boddys island viii be lighted Tor the hrst time on tue
49, JAS. X. HATTON, Collector
District of Washington, North Carolina.
National Inteiqencer New Orleans Courier, Charleston
Conr,er New York Globe, Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
and Boston Post, will please copy
Jan. 2l-St
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WEAR MADE TO ORDER.-P. H

G HOoE a. co, Pennsylvania avenue, between 7li
and splendid assortment oil
cloths and vcs,ings, which they prepared
to ha order the fashionable STYLE AT short
notice. upon such fail to satstact
to those disposed the economical mode
Of dressing handsomely.
Also IN srore complete assortment of gentlemens under
garments, every description; handKeIchieis, gloves,
cravat, suspenders, hosiery, &c All of which viii be
sold a unusually low prices
Dec l0-3wif
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STEPHENs tho Engiish Constitution 2 vels'
- London Mariin's British Colonies volume. London
British Consui's Hand Book by r. Fynn baster, vol
London Por,eIs Progress OF the Nation. (Bnsh) vols
London he Paw the Psescn', and the Future by H. T.
Carey, vo Philadelphia, 1913; On unsettled Cues
tons OF Political Economy, by john Stuart Mil, sol
London Buchanan the Taxat,o and Commercial Poil'
cy of Gr-at Britain, vol. Ed,nbu CHI Currency nve'il
gated, by John Taylor vot., &c Philosophy o.
Wealth, by John rawfod, ,o., Lyndon; Speeches o.
sheridan, Chatham, Curran ard Erssne. each AZ vol
London. Just received togoths with many other valns
political economy. r. TAYLOR.
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nv n. GREEN; .Y..cfioneer.

ny H. GREEN, .fucfiOHer.
DLATED WATERS, GILT FRENCH CLOCKS, CT;
i RANDOLES ASTRAL, SOLAR, LARD, AND PINE
OH LAMPS AT AUCTION-On Tuesday, the Isl OF
February, shall sell, at my auction room, Concert HAL
Pennsy avenue Browns Hotel, att o'clock
large lot of the above named and fancy articles, viz;
Fine gilt French clocks, French china vases, Nc
Fine silver-plat ~ nva tiers and fruit baskets
Fine do itch cutbotted casters and can
desticks
Fine girandoes, astral, solar, lard, and pine oil
lamps
Fine French china vases and flowers cornucopas,
&c
Fine English Princes metal and Britannia tea and
coffee
Fine writing desks and work cases
Fine ivory handle knives and forks
Fine French and india china dinner sets
Fine French china god-band tea and coffee sets
Fine scolloped walters, of the best quality
With other fancy and useful articles not necessary
enumerate.
The ladies and gentlemen who wish to avail themselves
of fine opportunity purchase articles of the above de-
scrpon will find greatly their advantage attend the
sale. Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Jan 2S-3t Aucioueer
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tn d. MOSELY, United States Attorney, Will attend
the several States and federal courts held at Nash
vile
Particular attention paid to the collection of claims.
Office i'm the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee.
StTEAM for the Millon.-An Elementary Treatise
- the Nature and Management OF Steam, and the Princi
plies and Arrangement OF the Engine with notes. appendix,
Nc. Just published, price 81 cents.
Dec 8 +. TAYLOR
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Splendid Lotteries for February
ID. PAINE & CO., Managers.
$40, ooo--ioo prizes Of ! 600 dollars.

Drawings superintendent by eommiss oners appointed
the governor Of the State Of Maryland.
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49, For Norfoih.-The steamer Oscsoia WILL
,zs.Sfs1S. until further notice, leave Washington every
Friday "a o'clock. n. m Returning. leave Norfolk
every Monday al O'Clock, p Passage and fare 80
Ian 10 JAMES MITCHELL. Capt
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rI>O LET.Tne large in the buildings oil ne
Ill NY ~ IT, Jan 2-u.
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Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters So 80.
Certificates of packages of Is whole tickets $3.50 20
Do do . half do $500
Do do y quarter do ~ 81
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Treasury. relative to the loan BILL was here read as fol-

Treasury relative TO the loan bil here read as fol-
lows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 30. ISIS.
SIR: Since the date OF my last communication, fixing
the amount of the loan at twelve millions of dollars
letter "a copy of which is hereto annexed.) dated the
2st instant, has been received from the Secretary OF
War, giving the information that he had submitted to the
Committee of Ways and Means estimates 70 the amount
of 80 SOS 000 the OF the session, in
addition 10 those heretofore submitted have therefore
the honor to request that the loan SHOULD be granted for
that will be necessary ask for during the present
sion of Congress
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, DleCLlNTOCk 1DUNGi
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sUSoUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class No II
To be drawn in the city of Baltimore, February s. ss
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10000 dollars !

$4,000 doliarsI
10 prizes of SIS, 900 amounting to Si5O,0o0
rs nn,nbers-li drawn ballots.
SUSQuEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No Is
To be drawn in the city OF Baltimore February q lei
uNRIvAiLED SCHEME.
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GOAL r0v lal.. from Black Hsirl range goal
/ al .,4re..cr qualify ord .u PRIME 0-.rr For ss.e loss
fv D. j.. e. b. 49, WORTH
g 1-olisFf~ ana con- TNuu f-or .ll flTr'.--.s.
Orfs-. also received IS Is. J9la Coof. cor Broadway
ard -att-st my--
DEACIT ORCHARD COIL now iandcnr.
/ Peach Orchard Cool Ul Ita r1-a cr stove size, ODD
prime orier having been shipped With great care ana n
s-g. ,,r4...-. r.- sad hr D r. d. p ". WORTH.
q Broadway all corner Ill-r-ll ani Foi..l 90
Orders a. SOD received ty SIR JOHN coon corner h- ll
way end fI4iflsf hf- n
c.. N PER TON-NCT CCAT-Peeca Orchard,
~ ~ Rcd Ash arl scIurIsI White Asl. Cor sale az
fIa above I0w Ture; large SIZE art ueIf re- -o--'o
from -Ic yard Appyio q. STOKES OlChFh,pN
al u 1.1 & .INnr--l. near Bro a4f4r.
VIRGINIA G0tl--Frlm PIE Midlothian Mnc- %
' superior rrr.c.e. ll-t IlH. ei .ud OIL. sol. 'F
J. P.OSIhOI. cor lc.r.-ar. an1 Twenty -ir'l. ~
Cumberland Culi of li- first quality ou band. nf l'
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= 000 FOXES AMERICAN window GAS from So
O,OUU o. gNm
80 bys double q. rs r. Poi Crown from. '1vl1 ,0 lx15
la0 90 English Grown .l- ,ncs from l0XZ t1 lGN10
SX6
loIdo do.b.e tties En- Cd Stce from f7x2l 90 7sts O
very superior ar.cla 'lr crow wil.u-v= For rlfe rv
rvla pm ~CIlNCE. 81, DfFiafrr--f
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ChEk1iANS new and beautifully -rvei Letters have
y superseded everything l le market and rae demand
or them every day luc-asugs almost every country
merchant town calls Io examine them. ana iey ca with
olt purchasing sign They new ID style. unique il
sha ani form, Etet WIN he best refined gold war
rented not tD fade easy % transportation and above all.
cheap, cheap. cheap AZ e h-afy and fuis led workman
slip u these letters have rrlce1 -uc universal attention
aud heir sre00fv any oher de-crp l0n Of szns H
obvious al Impression Is naturally formed taf he IN
crease Of expense is Oh Ike ratio. but VIII guarantee
furnish these .eer= the Or less COS, han the
ordinary EIlf slsI ACkERMAN
myl7 lm l0i Nas-su-st between Fulton ana Ann
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AIR-TIGHT KITCHEN RANGE.

I'VE UNDERSIGNED have had il use Tor some time
Il bach, i. WOODS Patent Portable Air-nglf Two Owe!
Kitchen Range ch ls eQualei our specalon- Ia every
respect dong th- baking, tainr, trlilng. roasting
or entire slrsficuJn, ans Ne cleery recommend E ta
oilers ior their use believing they vii be equally We'll
pleased win b. oreral0u.
RALPH POST. g. Seconi-avenue
l.. WALSH. state r. Bruotru
n. r. RYDER. - East Broadway
SEYMOUR HOAT. - Peari-si BROOKLYN
2 DUNCAN. Wllamsburgh
The above only few u he uInierou. reconneris
ions winch Tie mtru1clrer has rrcrIvel and woul re-
specially invite tie public call his sfor- aud sxsiu.
ue Range before purchasing elsewhere Al are vsrrar.i
10 give satisfaction. la2i Sml l. WOOD. 81 Waer-si
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IT. APEopLE,s- .lLINE.aaALgANY pay

- - 80 AND MONT SlfANffS-D1y steamer
Inc HENDRIX HUDSON, CHpL A. Cor
ham, Tueslays Inrsiays, ami Saturdays, az A. NJ from
he foot 0i Bare ayst making TIE usual landings reung
0n NE opposite days.
sr O'Clock through steamers. he ISAAC NEWTON,
Capt. VIM n Peck. OREGON Capt A. 7. s. John daily
Sunday. eNcepfei.l Gf6 y. NJ
L $ Mail Line OF steamers. the SOUTH AMERICA,
Capt II Hu..e SANTA CLAI =, Capt Internationally
~ ne.oca p 81 from Ie Pier north Side NJ Barclaysi
Al of the above boats connect lFry wlii the ka.-
rood Cur. bound Wet East Gud north from 4 hnry.-
fro -ht token 40 moderate prices aHd whom required 10
vlricd by Railroad fruin Albany without delay. FG
.fesi apply % Peoples Line Ofcc. 40 GrcCuwici-st 10
T. & sCliULI/ pier between Liberty ans Cor fnd fsi
orto " ~ LANE wharf between Barcny ond Robinson 10
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STRAW GOODS.

STRAW Goods rrre a-i sr.. lil assortment Cl
- straw Gnods az every description. sIrlte tor men
boys and i1fllls o. MOSARgLE5 Hl- and Cap ware
lar-c. p brwcrr. Iei In
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HOUSES TO LET.
- rTRNI-HFD ROO,Ts.-A f,----y .l--.77I.

90 FURNISHED ROOMS.-A family about ieagtry
E the city, N.sh 10 e for months. e.sh' rooms vi
- luuI slrs'i ~ desired, tr haasrsccrer wlu lcraa
AMI provide meals md keep ne premises order Po.
session given the - o June The housa b usir5 Il,
= J1hn'ssclrc Particular gwen Dy add es.n. gnsey
1li2 Posi- Oiice. rly1l De-
- To FE1-Par ~ tie ncri three story brck halie 3
% Filrlcs 81 c.nsi.f.rg of lf front ana lsck D4r1,s
- closets Sc FIRST fuof font basement Hrf lfF1 bed.
rooms The sail house ha- us' been t-u IN ra.ri,4
ard tho paflrs Sc parerCd. 1rQfou water Tie prcr.
Rent reasonable .lt possession giFcl immci.sey
Inquire tic prem .ses. myS' S.
-. TO LET OK IEAsE-Tie rcar buillrg u -
~ Broadway. Crtrrcc tkfIlaruc-'fef ne lu fng
- So feet hv - ans sV stones lgl, ~ nm &C. Az lnlef.
neah-wc a-atei ou fhrct sides, mikts very assra,s
~ lsrerf srtarnr PURPOSES 10 can siso D. sersd
mo small dgegg apartments, % .ei 70 great &c fare
For particulars apply 90 wv. SHlPNAN, ca DE prt.
49, myl0 n
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.r-Bs .FREIGHr Avn PASSAGE Rg-

sss.' III vDUCFD.- NO MONOPOLY Evening Inc
for Al hsry tiroueh direct ul O'Clock, run
pier fuoi OF KIHn-0u-sf fret above Barclay Steamer
RIP Van NlNkLE, CnYr niue. SCHUYLER vii leave "a
Monday, Wrlne-ttt aud Friday, 90 u'ciuck 7 N "
pa-sn-c eiHt apply 0u board. to o. 4. STANLEY.
af Olcc the dock THIS b0lf "a ODD arrive a. i tines
iu ample time l0r fne Morning Trains kaat or West
Frl-hi taken az moderate rafes AL persons forbid
trusting this boat without written order from me Cap
rlto ulNr
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-. ,NEw-YORlk, ALBANY 3 TROY

- LINZ FOR Albany and Troy dirccf-fr0m
ss7< Pier n Toe foot of Corland-si Persons
taking these bOl VIII nrIire Troy boz limo lake ule
est morning trains West t0 Buffalo, and Eonh o. Lakes
george and Champian. The low pressure steamboat
TROY Capt VIM. n. Ffazee Monday, Wednesday ami
k1dly al T. O'Clock r. ". Tie new aul splendid sclM,
bon. fMPlBE, CGpLW ". Upper on Tuesday Tisfs,
day and saIriay ~ O'Clock Freight must b. Iui "
charge Of he Freight eni the Company al roi ~
nOn-ble Tor lose For pass aye &c apply board 70
~ $ y lHAMBFRLAIN. ai he nl.ce nn lnn .Ehan
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CONyEYANCNS.

g-ss REG LAR NAIL line BE.
= ~. - TWEEN BOSTON AND MN n OH.
ss-r-se 49, .s sfouinl Com and Providence.
"a The Ferry az Providence Is non avoided by he New
Branch Railroad Inland Rouie through without change q
Care or Bae. a.e. Ihe steamer e VAUDEVILLE Capt
Io.I Stone ugd MAsSAGhi SETS. Capt Pourr in con.
neclon llhe sioun tu and Providence anal Boston md
Providence Raloal- caFu- Nc,yhors dolly, Sundays
ctpfrl fl0m pier I North River. no O'Clock r. NJ ana
Suun ~ . O'Clock 81 0rupon tle Hrrita cf lemah
flan uu Boston These steamers are unsurpassed n speed,
,pldor and comfort having each of them o large comno.
do4s private .sfe rooms aud uerls Tor ~ pcron be-
side large private IOoms Coz families aHI pHii0fs To
steamers offered hy Toe mos experienced nen. M
ysiH shorten ns Ifssd.e between NevlDlE and tositn
from hOufs lfrrtY afItirr n ample Time lr ut ne
I-- running from rcyA orb. North, sul bna W esi and
alI tHe lles iruin Boston. NoIIl and East
IIr e. VANDERBILT Hlll leave New loft, Ipftdaf,
1lui-l.y a1d slnll.r Leave slo1ig4ion Mo lal Wed
r..Ifr nUi lrIHH
AiAssAlhrsETT ~l leave NewNork. Monday,
Nota..iar anttui'y Leave soungiou Tuesday, Ilnns
d.g aaI sa.uri 81.
g. 3D. Doe afrir I'D az he seaiC- 81 Sen.
nfan proceed Immediately ire splendid Raifoa CsTs
l Prov cnce ard Boston larralC master accompanies
e steamboat to snd from Boston. CD take charge =
the hfg.nr- For ea-e berls, stale oous freight
application may he mode o the Agents the wharf ld a
iie Office. Do Blfierv-p.ace. nj
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- NnTICE I'D lIEKCHANTs. &c.

orc. ID Consequence of le tglenl cfls il. Gam
sles resented against f1e flrFlrlers " lccl1lse or
la Western Ca-ls. arising frlfl tle abstraction lf a9ls
from packages lmptrccfT secured. DE Board Oi f0F
ers uf the Ciy ~ Newf have ts.f % heir duty
Or TOE senty oi DE merchants al themselves ~ li he
following rt-0luuOl.
hrt1rrt. Thai VIII 1ot recerf fs n shipping order
any boxes or cases cf dry 1- hat. cap straw r0oi-
houis shoes destined for le -sr slcn boxes or
properly epe1 AID sealed hen sHpuel nor
Any boxes ca-ss r1lrng Fols ~ any description IN
e-s such boxes casks are well strapped h0ored before
shipment y HOLT, President.
GEoEGE TRlcY Secretary Ifa