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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

MURDER.-A German by the name of LicItenber-
ger, employed in the foundry of Lent, South and Ship
man. was last evening about 6 O'Clock, killed By an
apprentice in the same establishment, named Henry
Reel. The circumstances, as they have been related
TO US are about these: Yesterday morning The lad and
Lichtenberger had some difficulty, but they separated
without coming to blows. In the evening, as the
hands were about to quit work, Reel came up behind
Lichtenberger. and struck him across the back part
of the head with a wooden hammer, weighing some
Ten or fifteen pounds, which Immediately felled him
10 the ground; he was taken home and died about
midnight. The accused was arrested this morning,
aud taken before Judge Collins, who after the exam
ination of witnesses, Committed him to answer for the
crime of murder at the next term of the Floyd cir
cult court.-N. Albanu Democrat. 25th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

6NROss Barred and Striped Jaekonets and Swiss also plain
white goods for dresses, just received by express.
IL II. j. & b e.. HORN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

Mrs. Pennington has bad the cholera. She says
the collapse in the abominable regions was eggscru-
tiating.
This must be the kind of cholera which the doctors
are nursing in certain places.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

As to the morality of the act, where is the differ
ence between purchasing and enslaving a human be-
ing on the coast of Africa and in doing the same act
in the District of Columbia, Virginia, or elsewhere
South. If there be any difference, in a moral point of
view, it Is in favor of the foreign slave trade Wayne
County Wing S. w. Parker, en- .urring.
Our sentiments exactly, brother SIilt. We can see
no difference in the moral iurpltude of the crime, yet
the one act is piracy, the other a lawful business
transaction among Christians. In the one case, Par
ker, Stitt g. Co. would suspend the criminal by +he
neck between the heavens and the earth in the other,
elect him President of a Christian people. The DIFF
ference is in the reward. not in the crime.-Free Ter
risOrV Sentinel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17
COLI ERCIAL AFFAIRS,
HONEY MARKET.


There was slight reaction to-day In thu stock mar
het and part Of the depreciation in pro..rsa,s
within tho past week. has been recovered Attic nrst
beard there were large Sales and purchasers
to be In better sprits The bears supped them freely
with stock, Notwithstanding which the opening prices
were sustained Treasury notes sdvasosd y per
cent; Farmers Loan. 1; Canton Company, 4; Harlem
n; New Haven, y; Long Island, Y; Erie Railroad y;
Reading Railroad. y.
At the eecoud board thu trapsastions were to a
linssd extent, without any material alteration
IN prices. Treasury notes and Harlem improved X
pei cent each. The money mar at is in q very Dom.
PORTABLE condition The banks discount literally but
the street rates for good paper range from nine to
neeb per cent The decline Ia quotation. for suciss
has been so rapid lately, that there every probability
Of an improvement to sons extent. Stocks esnsrall
Are now in stronger hands, and the advance viii b
moro permanent
The government deposits ct the close Of business To-
day. amounted to s2,14000o.
The bill to enforce the personal responsibility Of
stockholders In banking corporations has passed the
Senate.
We have received the report Of the New York and
Erie Railroad Company, dated March 1912 and have
carefully psrused It, II reviews the operations Of the
psst nvs years, and gives moro sstbfAstory sxhibit
than We conceived possible fer the oom,euv 20
make The present position and prospects Of the ROAD
are given In fair and candid shape 20 that those in
terestsd may, from the statements made draw their
own conclusions, and earsfslly snsyss the ssmstss
ofths management. On the sth Of February, 1894, q
little more than i've years age, the last re.
port was hsHed. and that report smanstsA from the
Board Of Directors in power previous the organise
ton Of the company, under the new act In that
report vss stated that the receipts Of the company
rom Its CONNIE noement up to that date. we're a. an
Receipts from its capital stock. 81 Sol $50 IA
Proceeds Of state Loan Of 90 900 o0o 26e9si4 o.
From al other sources. ............ 6l7v0 50
Indehtedness Incurred in prosecution
VI 'ho Worh.. b7o b1& 30
Iotsi. $3.50 $50 OIL
In that report IL vas estimated that the road oould
be completed to Lake Erie At cost Of se,oooooo ma
cbinery, Ao.. fer commencing business sIyOOoooo
Total, 81, 100000.
In %sy. 1s45 tbs present management assumed thu
control Of tho work the company was re- ava
the completion Of the road detsrm ned upou Thai
unfortunately assumed the above estimate and 4.
the arst sddres to the public adopted that a. IN. bs
't for future subscriptions In justice to all parties
IL shonld be stated that tho character Of the rosS has
bet materially changed and the cost Of constr
consequently materially Increased. In addition 20
'hsss dev'stioDs hom the plan originally proposed in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

lERoRpHc DECISION. perceive that Judge
U'ahch' OF the Supreme Court of the United Sta.es,
mas decided that Bans Geographic apparatus Is
no' an infringement on that invented by Professor
Morse' and therefore tina, IT can be patented and
used In the United States As no one can take
patent tor principle In nature, this decision will
enable Mr. BAN to use his ins,rumeo, as freely a.
ne pleasts. AZ far as the interest. of the public
are concerned, this decision Will have very hem.
hcial effect, and 1t seems to be granted on orinc.
pies of justice; but Professor Morse caooo, h.
deprived OF the merit of first practically applying
the principle, and making il subservieut TO the con-
venieDce Of man. We hope that both will be en-
coursged.
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NOTICE TO ADVER Users.
TAE DOUBLE herald.
Tho second double sheet Of the New York Herald
viii be published on Tuesday morning next. Advsr-
tissrs viii please hand in their before
10 O'Clock on Monday night. Tho advantages Of I'd.
vsrtisns In this sheet are apparent to every enc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

supreme Court General Term
fresept, Justices Jones' Edmonds and Hurlbut
March l6 Cause No 10 was concluded. No. 81
was taken up cut Of its order
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THE WEEKLY herald.
The Weekly Herald will be published ct o'closk
this morning.

Tho details OF the Foreign Intelligence recently received
Steamship America the Proceedings Cal,d
United States senas Appointments under the New Admins
rstion; Proceedings In tho New York Lgture seOt His
tory Of tie Protocols Movements Of tx President Polk Circular
Of Instructions to Custom House Oosrs Affairs Canada
the Movements Of Emgrans for California with News there
ftm; terestns Foreign end Domestic orespondepce; Full
Particulars Of tho Attempt to Extort $50OOO frsm wn
Aser Theatrical and Local News Editorials Commercial
Skipping Record for the Week the Latest Teegrapho
ssnce from al parts Of theooun,ry. &c. 70, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, sixpence annual sub
scription So.
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room, and BY powerful effort scs her down and pat
ont The flames but not before she was NEST drssdf1y
burneS Medical aid wa promptly brcwsht Ia her re-
Esf and sitter her wounds dressed shs tsksa
:" the Cby Hospital The damage done TO tbs prs.
mies vac ssht but putting out the nrs the hands
OF Mr.. Hsplsy we're Injured
TIE MrsrsK,Es or CsIMx -Au examinations Of
bs Interest shout be made by the Coro
p~r ~ this county The body offs woman Who dad, %
Der sreuds tb,pk suddspIy and in re.pect TO whose
death circumstances Of late ooourreuoe have caussd
ruspieioD that foul play has ben used ts be- disa-
TERED and striot ,nvretig elton made in order 70
elicit all posshe Information relative to tho ssbjsot
TIE puoc good prevents from saving anything
more a. pssssnt than that such ipqusition u 10 bs
instituted.
SHAD shsd, the Arst Of tbs season taken in thsss
waters vG brought 70 the city Yesterday morning
whether The old custsm of sending the 0rst shad Of
the season to tho Mayor Of this city prevailed ON this
occasion.
Any THIro TO MAKE An Horxsr LivIxs.-A poor
man In tbs lever part ofthe city, being out OF work
spd Policitins employment aud remuneration applied
TO . geptlemSp who dssirous OF testing the truth
Of the mans assertion that he willing to work or
fersd 10 employ bim fer two days ons dollar Der
diem the task OF tie .mpoyee e. be that Of the
part Of angler, hshng of the Battery The man CO.
cepted the propoei ion and now engaged With rod
and line tntent upon earning his money. He sits
cowplsoeDtiy 1t his work " he about to reap
rich reward In trout or lake bass other nshy
ornc:cy. IN order to prevent any uncautious Ash
The angler looks like pstie nee . monument, 10.
IrDErEEoENr PANTY IN BKooxLyN.-At meeting Of
the friends Of Law and good order" In the CITY Of
Brooklyn held In the Brooklyn institute Washington
street. last eve ming mittss of ave appointed
to retire and nominate candidates. for Mayor and Al
dsrmen On their return TO the room, the msesiue
being called to order the chsirmss Of the COMMITTEES
ter that the Hon. George Hall be nomin atsd Co the
once OF Mayor; which nomination was received BY
the sudience with soolamstIons. The report Of the
committee was received and the nomination accepted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

Hats for Spring FMshlOns.-Kn0x, has Ful-
ton street Art in hs He practical hat.
ter brought up regularly the busiLeSrot
y degree tie power Of bat to suit the
the which pretended halter does
Ono purchase Will ~ convincing proof Of the fact
Genin's Spring style OF Hats for ls49.-
There uBnvsed hate are in demand than
this If tie but the ubscrisss
Ges such that he enabled keep his
NIL and his immense sales necessarily keep constantly
hionabe J.N oeNIN. 24 Broadway.
Gold Pens ana Watches. The celebrated
Diamond Pointed Rehseu Gold Pens with large
gold and liver Al extensive Ct Ok Of sold and silver
and Geld Pens repsired or exchanged.
Notiee.-O. Stewart most respectfully an.
the ladies Of New York And public generally
and Grard where he will ssr sale vedu ed prices
Blach silks Mar tas Cut materials Linens Hosiery dlovsa
white and straw goods OF the test and most approved styles
Portable Dressing Cases, Manufactured BY
he sussrte will 30 feusd that
dssrabe for eenemans toilet the psssbls spaos
ns articles 'T selected with strict 'es:rd e qgsy ssf
Nc. M Broadway. ofMbsey o., and sH Broadway
Piumbe's Life-Mke Daguerrotypes are 50
for ad picture 70 wheer
they may BE- sure Of getts ~hst they want At Isl Broadway
"New York In Siicos."-The Publishers or
the Sunday Courier that
mt with the author II tho popular Sketches bun.
under s title for rers Of slices" thor papsr
Slice No 1.-The Sham Shops" will appear to morrow.
Them So Suits Another lot lust come Co
hancA mes eesst lot OF Cloth Coats Pants aud
nncy 'ests Our STOCK fresh and jut laid in for Spring
chez and sshonab Suit Stole corner NASSAU and Beck
man stfeetsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17
Court CaIendar-This Dav.

Court Calendar-This Day.
CIRcuIr CovRr.-18, IA, 81 80 40, II, OF, r. o. to
10l, inclusive; 104 to ITO inclusive
CoMsor PLnAs- First Part 1ol, 60 49, 1l5, 1a5. 10,
~ lSl l3S 1877 lSs AL l4s. las l47 Second Part
"a, 1ss, 13l, ia, 100. las, $50, 1b2, 1854, 1os.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

P1umbe's Life-iike Daguerrotypes are 50
vel known and highs approved seem uscss
for ad dee picture 70 whecr
they b Of gett Whist they Broadway
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ClTcu it Court.

- Before Judge Edwards
MARoH 16.-Hoeizie ". Horixis - This cause IVES
yeeumed th,s morning, and the testimony ON both
sides closed sfer which thu counsel for
summed up. and the court adjourned Counsel for
plaintiff sumo up TO- morrow (this) norniug when tn
cause will be given TO the jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

Gold Pens ard Watches-Ths celebrated
D.mord Pointed Estseu Gold Pens with large
gold and -enci extensive Oh OF silver
Watches for sab by " Me- 10 Wall street. Watches
and Geld Pens repaired or exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

ssNew York In Si1cos."-Che Publishers OF
the Sunday Courier that they
Mt with the author II tho popular sketches the rbua.
under title for sris Of slices" their paper
tlce No, 1.-THE Sham ehops" will appear to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

LATER PROM HAVANA We are IN recent OF
files OF Ell Dtar,o de Haba~a and the Faro H.
dnar,ai to the 9Th instant, by the steamer Isabel
at Savannah TIE good folks ia Cuba had made
the most of their carnival days before the com.
mencement OF the season of Lent, as the papers
all agree that more eayey had been displayed this
year than ever before. The Italian Opera was
clostd and in another column Of this days paper
1t will be seen that many of the best singers have
arrived In this country. We annex letter from
our correspondent In Havana, which gives what
little news is Stirring there:-
HAVANA, March 8. 1849
Belig1enf Mousme, ts-O pcratic Mopeme~ts-
Markets
We are waking up here-the government seem
TO have become persuaded Of the truth OF the
maxim, "in time Of peace prepare tor war" and
70 our army and navy are being pat through their
was held about three miles from the town, where
The several regiments were all brought out aud
beng divided into two (shall we say armies, Ike pt
up Tor about five hours, a continued series of
nsrch'pe and conntermarching, attacks, retreats,
csnnonadIng, and small arm exercise, limberlng
OF gums and unmbsrng and all the other move
ments Of soldiers the field of battle, until tae
men were well worn out and had hearty appetites
10, their suppers All this while we had most
villanous smell Of saltpeus Al the same time the
inesre Isabel ID, corvette Louisa Fernando. and
Dug Habsnero, were playing the same game out
soc the Moro, Keeping up n for years most uu.
heard 81 On the Spanish navy) exercising of the
men at the guns. The internal din seemed 10
turn cur usnelly quiet city INTO beligeren nj town
Have you Yankees anything To do with this?
Our Opera seasen Is over, and great part of the
company leave by the Isabel, On the present ,r,p:
among the M &c, universally regretted, Steff,non,
and Marini. Will they return1 Don't let them
leave your city without showing their powers-teli
them no song. no supper" The New Workers
will be delighted; we Hsbaneros are music IN ad
with them. Badiall, our stage manager, goes
with them, having ample powers from MART either
10 bring them back, bring, at any price, ohers of
even. greater name. We won't put up with any
small fry, or let any opera this eide the big wa
ter shine alongside OF 10.
The Swedish brig Swea, from Cienfuegos for
this port, was lost on Cape San Antenio on the
18Th ut The captain and crew wers saved By
the Spanish schooner Of war Seppronisna The
government are pushing forward the light house
this cape, az well M several others at different
Leln's ON the island, with most comnendsble
diligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

TIE Naugatucs Comm Roads hnished ana 'ns
cars ran through TO win,ted on Saturday ms roSo
runs through Of the most busy valleys OF mai oU''
state.
A contract for grading the Vermont and Canals
Rod from Fss.I. where II 10 TO ion the Vermont
Central 70 81 Adams village, has been closed and the
work /. 10 commence forthwith party Of con'rse
Tor, have also passed over the line from 81 Aosn' 70
Rouse. Point This portion i also 70 be put unoe'
contract end finished forthwith
The Ogden.burg Railroad Company nave raised
,,,g the stakeholder. subscriptions tor about three
quarters Of the 100000 necessary to eomPl'' 'hei'
Road and the whole said will be obtained promptly
The Rutland and Burlington Railroad has been
oneped from Burlington souhrsF to Salisbury di'
lance Of 90 miles.
The receipts upon the Passumpsc hoad Tor 'he
month OF August were $3.50 % For the week end
ing Septembers, O4o IS 18th, sz'StO
A Railroad from Pensacola TO Montgomery IS
pro iected
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1ARINE JOURH AL.


ARRIyED-s-,m.hP CITY, s'odd're ch's' SEPT IS.
gmEr'on Jan 90fh. J Hov,fd
shp jim Haao,. lof sao- Lvsrpoo tls - na'.
and - passengers. 20 master
Nctns s-ine. ~ vincent j. fsys est 70 Ma
oeton s Go. psss-rE-r
e,nr Eflr.. Thomssto1, d. via inn
sshr Nste--on. bo-ton, 2 g. tnit~
scnf NoicCtf. Rs der. Boston. ? d. gite
schr Core Foutlsnd, ho-ou. 3 "a, ndt-
sctrs Wists, Smith. sorh Csroins "a nsvs siai.s
schr 5 Cos- Pov-l Nlnmston, NC, s., laval stores
shp ss. Latham AatNsrp AUG ?. md tgshng The 18Th se
ID iinbut th- To. plot ~ Nontaus On he lji
Ea D. srin-fon, tsinos u d. ifon con>n bas'@t fs
9un4-I nus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

18Th ts1l ts- qfcr->f tno doubt ~
s-rfs. Mfofk flr lir-rpssol
i7h a. - .hp ssuraa. ~ 'd-ao' ise.J-
from iIssrpooi ST. Bstiuofs .
lifh 1i a. 49, sop John Hood hr ons Am "
K-rr. - dsys Q.b- for stocsl tn aeisooi ih-m INST
fh-, hsf q ttsr Cspt.il
l1ih n - ty sams bf shp fnn, o.f oopni
Es.i spots Br hnE Dhs q q IRON ,.N o h-t
llf MT by -.-l stG.ofss h-sring ~, 49, s-.m-h
Ns.l nstoa Foyt h-frs ilr s0lfh.uptoa slt hrsm-n
lh ai lS ~ .t5 tfg Ql-sl Naonal slp rfaf-J
VuuIr.trr. zoos risrs o. m rt-f- bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

| %. OF %. F.-The Cemetery Convention Of the J.
H D. N " alter careful exam nallOn o al mo Gene
ief-- r ni- vicinity, adopted Resolution recommend
~ TIE Order % purchases burial grounds 10 n7 Cypress
Hs snl several hundred ots have already been s4D-c
bed f.f Since DO adoption n sad Resolution, he Con
se1ton sad is Officers have repeatedly been assaed IN
e psbc pnns by Advertisements kat were inserted and
pad 1r b. i- hired agents q The New 1Ork Bay Gene
Boy located in the ~ New Jersey Personally the
Ocers hle Or ne nisreg u the
1gsns bur eadng silence mia 10 rad members Of
he Order " believe lis assertions true, publish the
,oo.qng cert fcats sample 81 he IgIEerols comuu
licators upon mai subject.
NEW Y0ss. Sept 2flh, 1919.
Iuis a % cery tlag ne gnfefsgne members u
ne o Of o. never signed or consented sign. or 10
any authorized he publication Of the advertise
meet thai ppssred 10 he New York sun over
our names cOccemring he action u ne Cemetery Con
v-luOn u he J. o u o and Recommending the New
lors Bay Cemetery 10 The Order.
HENRY Bremen, u Scion Lodge, No 800
; Y RICE Of HOspil.ller Lodge, No a5d
TIE Ofcers u ne Convention have desired % AVOID
news paper controversy, ogt tLs Chairman hss been
2-rsy1ay aacEed be- feels called upCn " publish his
Card and would caution The members Of he Order asaiust
o-inz mised ~ say advertisement emsnatlrg rom the
~ fofA Bay Cemetery ne sgeuts and will close by
ssng genera i1yilsilOn the Order 10 meet with them
o. Tuesday evening Oct 80 O'Clock a. National Hall
C-nsl-ss and near ne f.cts for Themselves
SALMON SKINNER.
- " Chairman Of Cemetery Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY ~ The BsbKs co. AIMS
lIoUsK.--Ihe ReGdiHg Prcss OF the 2olh inst says
The hospital of the Berks Co Poor House has beeh
the scene Of bloody tragedy which Is almost nnpsi
,lslcd in the history Of human actions Involving the
destruction Of family. consisting OF wife ana dhuen
ter by father aud his death by suicide amer ne Ao
inflicted dreadful wounds upon the hean ahu lnios. 81
his wife with razor and hammer, ana reNeilhk ti'
throat of the daughter a girl some Is years oo WIN
the same instrument. This shocking and saneuinHl
deed was committed In OF the chambers OF THIS nos
al occupied by the unfortunate victims Tor the isst
ian month"; ON Saturday evening last, between hhu
o'clock HE name 10 Frederick Stsh native OF Ger
many and hs conduct has always been nafEee WIN
proprety but be may have been led 10 the act ~ me
homeless condition Of his wife who was insane ana
that OF his daughter long confined TO her bed by sne
uess and unable TO utter word The wiie mace nor
escspe from the cham Der, with her neck dreadiuy
cersted by the razor and her head WIN me
hammer the handle Of which broke IN ms hhnds.-
When the oveIseer entered he found Shhl ieeihs !"
the door where he instantly expired tho daughter
lay ina her gore ON the bed with her throat cut from
car 10 ear The Coroner Dr. WiimaI held IN Inquest
on the bodies aud the Jury reported In favor OF the
facts above related
OurRAcKs IN CLARKsBUK0, VA.-Ths place is
becoming famous for outrages. Il was here That me
Atchson tragedy occurred, and now the Dta0orei re-
ports All outrage committed by George Nmtehsfe on
Luke JacO by shooting him and beating MN win Inc
gun leaving him dying on the road Jsco oehse "A'
swearing out peace warrant against w hi"h"e' anu
thus the bloody sequel Another outrage Is also IT,
corded by the Democrat of attempt by some person
undiscovered 10 shoot Mr. Henderson, while siiing ri
hi, desk The villain fired through broken pane Of
elsss, but lsckily the ball missed lie aim
AkoTHFR MuKDER.--ln the town of Alton, on
Saturday night last, between ~ and o'clock, mar
mined Andrew Moore was killed In an srray, hsvinl
been stabbed 70 the heart brother of Moore wac
also wounded-supposed mortally T. J. smith and
John Kelley have been arrested AS the murderers
st Louis Union. 18th.
Losr Two of the crew Of the bne
Forest OF Newbuyport, Mass at San Francisco wef'
lost overheard in gale of wind al midnight OIL Cap,
Horn They were Ralph Campbell OF Maine, sod
young man by the name OF Brown, belonging to Fps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

Il r.s p.ce8 where no person sss ~. v-rs..n w.s
H.. h nv 10 Col -. rrarsc-f, even = " i'-''
.tro-siv sl.u-sf n hv Coz 81 ..y q, .hos
TIE Couri charged insi y -. -. u issTtr 20 ,vsrd
s-@rars A. damages Verdict u plsi9-- - u@..rs
rIff Mr. NsrrE ard Nr ) - pf--.' ~
sar1for1 Row .snc ard seas -. -..e referred
G-1rzr-y>ef - Kelsg5 The yarJ 10 Nhi-
~ yesterday, found for Pislnsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

TIfnolll lsih tlts Nsfh. ws.lusnn, Aa.u oiAai
Hsrt . on M.hsa Peso. sffsr B-iislfe, llAlrn
pofismouth iss -chr Gen Ware fs1r-i L.pfAiof
p n o fsh stssn' shout no says
R.nst.br l4h, srhf- He, Ns@a'i By Ahf-n 81
lgf rsu A Harh n. It1 ths mstt-fsl
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HousE-KEEPIHG ARTICLES


- IEh GENIs SAf ~
rI'HE UNDERSIGNED have a very large and splendid
assortment OF housekeeping articles. comprising IN
Dart TN w.rr apsnnrd ware Britannia ware, hardware
teatrays Of al desc ptons dinner and ia bells coffee
fnAts du.ters -p0nge-6aths hant-bellows, enAmeled
ware hoowware shovel aud ongs, pokers Goa -cuites
and \. he useful articles in housc-ker ping Hotels
dining packetshrs, and STEAMBOATS, h.Iro Out a
short notice and AZ very low prices -
A. The propfelors are the manufacturers u a. ne
aadfug aTtces 10 their line .hsy confident hey
fsh them lower whoesals " retail man any oih-f
ANS. In a. civ T SMITH = co
sls lm-od. = Fultolst one door from God.
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Passengers Arrived.

H. ,,,.-sty C,,enf Cuy f-- Cicgrus ..siuns's. ID ?
Rec .r.nt from Chs. char-. naoin- 6hh-r "ho-fi
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