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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE. by virtue Of

N DMINISTRAT0R'S SALE.-By virtue OF
"A. an order from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Monroe county, will offer for sale on the pre-.
misses, on Saturday the 9th day of March, 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m, and 4 a..
clock .. m. of said day. the following lands, ly.
ing in said county, as the property of Michael
Archer, deceased, to wit: The southeast quarter
of tho northeast quarter OF section 81. township 6,
and range 8, appraised al $196; also The southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter Of section SO,
township 6, and range 8, appraised at $3.50,
and on the followin terms, WIZ One-third in
hand. one-third in months. and the residue in IL
months, with interest from the day of sale: the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage or
otherwise. asssf
s4 siisgslls ELIJAH ARCHER, Admir-
Dec ~. lS49' of Michael Archer, decd.
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WAMEs MAHONEY, CABINET MAKER

NAMES MAHONEY, CABINET MAKER,
eD &c., NEW CASTLE, Monroe County, o.,
respectfully informs the Inhabitants of New Cas-.
tie and its vicinity, that he is ready ct all times TO
furnish them with household furniture of all de.
scriptions, and OF superior workmanship, at prices
which cannot fail to give satisfaction; being as low
or lower than can be purchased at Wheeling---
Produce OF all descriptions taken in exchange.
Nov 10. 1919.
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A ATTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach.
"A ment was this day issued by Isaac Murray,a
Justice of the Peace Of Franklin township, Mon
roe county, Ohio against the property and effecss
of John Southerand,a nonresident of said county.
Dated this 7th day of November, A. d, l649. q
Nov. IL, lS49.~ CHAS. A. BOYD.
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HELASTER PARIS, raw and cacined, suita-
IL ableIior all purposes, always on hand at 244
Liberty street, opposite head of Smithfied street,
Pittsburgh All orders promptly attended to.
may 5. w. w. WALLACE.
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Books! Books!

The inhabitants of the counties Of Monroe,
Morgan and Guernsey are informed that the sub
scrber keeps on hand, at his establishment in the
town of Freedom, Monroe county, four miles west
of Summeriield, general assortment of Books OF
standard character, (Which he will warrant to be
both good and cheap such as Sabbath School
Books, Common School Books, Bibles, Commen-
taries, and quite variety If other Books, adapted
to the wants and wishes .oi virtuous and inteli-
gent community. Wm' LEEPER,
Freedom July Ia, lS40
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Dr. Alfred 3. Yoho.

Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the citizens of Malaga and the surrounding neigh
borhood. His office is in the room formerly occu.
pied by DR.. Davis. where he may be found at al
times, except when absent on professional business.
July z, lS49 5.
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MOTICE is hereby given, that at the next ses-
IV sion of the Court of Common Pleas to be
held for the county of Monroe, Ohio, application
will be made for an order of redemption, to re-
deem 10 acres Of land sold out off the tract OF
land below described to Isaac Booth. for the laxes,
he paying therefor $2,75 2. Said tract OF land
was sold in the name of Atkinson Abel, heirs
The esciipton of the original quantity out Of
which said IS acres was sold is as sfoows-Ranee
4, township 8, section l2, north north east 70
acres. DANIEL w. CLAIM
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
- venditioni exponas to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio.
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
door of the court house in he town of Woodsfield
Monroe county, Ohio. on Thursday the 24th day
OF January 1850, b,tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock
m, and O'Clock m, of said day. the following
real estate. to wi-Being part of the south half
OF the south east quarter of section /, T. 5, r. g.
in the county OF Monroe and State of Ohio, begin.
ming for the same at stone on fhe linz Of John
Sprague, at the south east corner of said tract of
land, running thence west 160 polesi thence north
Sc poles TO a rock on the north side of the channe
of Sunish creek in the middle of the stream ITO
poles; thence 81 10 east 10 poles; thence south
1879 east 10 poles; thence S. 1879 east 10 lilo
poles to corner of rock on the north side ofthe
channell of Sunfish creek; thence down said creek
on the north side thereof; thence south 81 20 east
distence 66 poles to a small water beach inches
in diameter, On the same side OF the creek; thence
north 62 poles to the north side of said half quar-
teri thence east 741s poles to the north east COL
ner OF said half quarter, thence south so poles to
the place of beginning, contsning 60acres ofland
with grist-mill and saw.mill thereon; lying and
being in Monroe county, aforesaid, and taken in
execution as the property of John P. Ferrell at the
suit of Hays & Gregory, Administrators. APP
praised at $1,000
Dec. %, Is49. $s So. NJ MORROW Sheriff.
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OHERIFF'S SALE. by virtue Of 4 wFits Of
- venditioni exponas, to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the trout
door of the court house in the TO yn OF Woodsfield
in said county. on Thursday the oath day Of JAN
uary 1850, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, m
and A O'Clock IN. Of said day, the following real
estate, to wit: Lots Nos IL and l3 in the town
of Lewisvie, lying and being in Monroe county
aforesaid, and taken in execution as the property
of Henry Werwertz at the suits af Ohm Bachman
ct al Appraised at 5000.
Z Dec %, 1881 81. NJ MORROW, Sheriff
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William III. Johnston.

SNORWARDlNG & COMMISSION NEE
II CHANT, AND DEALER IN PRODUCE.
and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. ll2 Second
Street, near Wood. Pittsburgh, Pa. Liberal cash,
advances made on consignments of Flour and other
Produce. nov. I7.6ml
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SsHERIFF's SALE BY virtue of wris Of
~ venditioni exponas to me directed from the
court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public ontcry, at the front
door of the court house in the town of Woodsfield
Monroe county. on Thursday the 24th day of Jan-
uary 1850 between tho hours Of 10 O'Clock, m.
and o'clock, m, OF said day, the following real
estate, to witt The west half of the north east
quarter of section 8, township 4 and range S, con-
tanning 80 acres. more or less; also. the northwest
quarter of the same section, township and range,
containing 160 arcres, more or less; also, tn south
east quarter OF the south west quarter of section
10, township and range S, containing 40 acres.
more or less; lying and being in the county Of
Monroe, Sta,e OF Ohio. taken in execution as the
property of John Mcmahon, at the suits OF Isaac
Quinn's Administrators. Appraised at 5000.
v Dec. %, I849 80 20. M. MORROW, Sheriff.
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N. F. BLACKL0CK 4 20.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOts,Shoes, Hats, Caps BOnets, &C.,
r, urr
NO. 252. BALTIMORE STREET.
(Neariy opposite Hanover.)


(Neariy opposite Hanover.)
b LTIMO RE, Md,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the
trade generally. that they have taken the ware
rooms next adjoining, in addition to those hereto.
fore occupied by them; thereby doubling the size
Of their premises and aiording ample and convent
ent space Tor their Very Large aud Wellselected
Stock of Goods. which they have Just received
from Eastern and Home Manufactures, consisting
of about
1000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAP, &C.,
OF every variety, style and quality, among which
the following may be named:
Ladies' Fine Morocco WeIts
" '' Kid do -
" Morocco Buskins y
&c &c and Kid Slippers
Is :" Black and colored Gaisy
Women's Fine Calf Wel.s
" Goat do
Z" Morocco Lace Boots
I" g Rord'd Grain do
Z" Seal and Roam Slips
Misses Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers
{" " Morocco Lace Boots
I" GO Caters anu nusKins
g Roam and Seal Slippers ta3
Gents Fine Dress Cali Boots. City made
" Welt do do
I" /" Cali Munroes do
(" Morocco do de III
Mems Heavy Double-sole Boots
I" Kip and Brd'd Grain DO
+" Pump-soe do psF
:" Thick Brogans fil
e Kip. Calf and Goat Munroes H
" Slippers, &c. ..HH
Boys thick and fine Boots, Brogans, Munroes As.
Youths do do do do
Children's Shoes OF every variety.
Mems Fashionable Beaver Hats
" Silk do
'' Fur and Angola do fe
Mems and Boys Sporting Wool do "a
- Napoleon do w
Is Mexican do
=" g Water Proof do ot
Army and Navy Cloth Caps l13arf
Seal, Fur, Glazed and Plush do lsz
Ladies' Rutland, FIarence Braid and English
Straw Bonnets, SC. saaf
Hair aud Leather Trunks, Whips, &C.. besides
variety OF other Goods too numerous to mention.
Having purchased their Goods at the greatest
possible advantage, they prepared to offer 81.
peror inducements to the trade. whom they 70.
spectfully solicit to examine their stock. gnG
Baltimore, Aug. %, 1919 a@gY
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HEIRS WANTED The heirs of Henry
n 4 Decker, late OF Monroe county, deceased,
are hereby notified that the undersigned are pre-
pared to pay them their distributve share of the
estate of said Henry Decker, deceased. rT7
GEORGE DECHER.
Nov IL JACOB TRUAX. H N
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S1HEKiFF.S SALE.-By virtue Of an order Of
y sale in partition to me directed from the court
Of Common Pleos Of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sae at public oucry, at the front door Of
the court house of the town of Woodshed, in said
county, on Thursday the 24l day OF January 1881
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m and o'clock
p IN said day, The following real estate. to witt
The southwest quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section 80, township 4, and range A; and also,
the west half of the southeast quarter Of the Sec
tion, township aud range aforesaid; lying and be.
ing in said county, and ordered to be sold in the
case of James Powell vs.. Mary Rouse ct al
Dec. %. IS49-$I IS M. MORROW, Sheriff.
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Joseph Aeddle't0"'} A fragment T;HH r.:s1o. NO.

'''fpA zsaale''0" "A irATMAT T1oEMAI persons SONS
Richard III. Battee. interested will take notice,
that Joseph Heddleston, on the 9th day of Octo-
ber, A. d. lS49, sued out a writ of Attachment
from the Clerks Office of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Monroe county; in the State of Ohio,
against Richard H. Batiee, survivor of William
Lowe, oil the late firm Of Battee & Lowe, for the
sum Of six hundred dollars, which writ has been
served upon the garnishee, Joseph 7 Hilton, and
returned. Attest: WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk
novl7 N HoLLIsTER, Atty for PHI.
CHEERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of deere.
~ tai order to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front door
Of the court house in the town Of Woodsheld, In
said county ,oni saturday the 18th day ofJanuary.
1850, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. M and
4 o'clock, p. m. OF said day, the following real
estate, to wit: The east half Of the southwest
quarter Of section 49, township 6, and range 8, in
the ZanesvilIe Land District; lying and being 10
Monroe county aforesaid, and ordered to be sold
as the property Of VIM. H. Kirkman, at the suit
of BENJAMIN Brown Appraised at 80 90.
Dec. 1, is49-sl 81 M. MORROW, Sheriff.
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NH HACKEREL, SHAD, SALMON, HER
lvA RINGS, PORK, HAMS AND SIDES.
SHOULDERS. LARD s. CHkESE, constsntIy
on hand and tor sale by J. PALMER 4 Co.
Market Street Wharf, philadelphia.
Sept %, ls49. - :
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nR. w. t. sINCLAIR-Having returned
IL to WoodsHeid, offers his professional servi-
ces to the citizens Of the town and vicinity
3 Office in the Store room Of P: & c. Deihl n
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EW YDRAULIC CEMENT-Always on hand
II q at PA Liberty st. w. w. WALLACE.
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Anniversaries for Is49.

TUESDAY MAYS.
American Anti Slavery Socety--Tabernacle 10 A. NJ
American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
nacle, 3P. M.
New York and American Sunday School Union
Central Presbyterian Church. Broome street, TX p NJ
Foreign Evangelical Society-Dr. Hutton's Church,
on Washington Square, ~ P. NJ.
New York State Colonization Straightforward,
Clerical Temperance Convention at the Brick
Church Chapel, 0 A NJ.
Foreign Evangelical Alliance Mercer street Church.
New York State Vigilance COMMITTEE. Church
ner Of Marion and Prince streets, TX P. NJ.
Second Advent Conierence-Iiester street, 10 A. NJ.
"WEDNESDAY, MAY 9.
American Tract SocietyTabernacle, 10 A. NJ.
Institution for the Blind Tabernacle, p. NJ.
wynn
American Society for Meorating the Condition of
the Jews-Dntch Reformed Church, corner Greene and
American Union of Assocatonists- Build
ing, Broadway, 10 A. NJ.
American Society for the abolition Of capital punish
ment, at Minerva Rooms, ~ r.
American Moral Reform and Guardian Society
Home for the Friendless, ~ P. NJ.
THURSDAY, MAY TO-
American Bible Society-Tabcrnacle 10 A. M
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Tabernacle,3
Pm
American Temperance Union-Tabernacle, TX p M.
American Protestant Society-NIsrcer street Church,
zKP.M
Evangelical Alliance Reformed Dutch Church, cor
rer Lafsy ette Place and Fourth street, ~ p NJ.
American Baptist Home Mission Society, Oliver
street Church, 7h P. NJ.
American Education Society, IL P. NJ
American Sunday School Society-Minerva Rooms
10 A. M.
FRIDAY, MAY IL.
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
American and Foreign Bible Society-Dr Cones
Church. Breomc street, 10 A. Nj.
Children from KandalFs lsland-Tabernace, l.. Nj.
SUNDAY, MAY 49,
American and Foreign Sabbath Union--at Dr. Pottss
Church, Fifth avenue, Sermon by DR.. Spraguc.
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1t will be perceived that quotations for most Of those
securities have improved within the past three weeks
This attribute principally to the relief realized in
the money market, by the importation of specie from
Europe and the large receipts from the interior of this
country. Our banks have been much strengthened
during the past three weeks and should they deem 1t
prudent to expand upon this basis the margin for
further advance will soon be covered Government and
State stocks have, for some time past, been steadily
improving even in the face Of stringent money
ket while the fancies have not moved much either
way II is almost impossible to initiate quotations for
this description ofstock security The brokers' by CON-
bined effort, may make out to get up Of
two per cent In particular fancy; but As
for any general riso 1t is utterly out Of the question
Outsiders cannot be drawn into the street Into the
mcshes Of stock spcculAtors they have been dgused
with the ancics and cannot be prevailed 70 touch
anything but good, sound, dividend paying securities
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Bill Smith who called up To schafer at that time
On having these parties committed the officer returned
Immediately to Schaffer's room which was a very mi
SCRABBLE dirty place. containing old bod In the mid
die surrounded with old trunks pots pans and kettles
dirty plates bits Of cheese dried bread appara.u
filed with dirt of all descriptions search was now
made, In order, II possible to find the money An old
5rnnk was the hrst article opened. and under some
dirty rags was found roll Of bills amounting to
300, on the Merchants Exchange Bank This grand
discovery opened the Of the officer, and the way
the pots and kittcs flew there caution; but with
out further until he to the closet, and
there in tin cup he found SO 409 all the kind
money stolen from the Merchants Exchange Bank.
This was enough to satisfy the officer that he
had suspected the right man; he closed the room
door, and waited very patiently until between five
and six o'clock that afternoon. when light step
heard running up the stairs and in instant
the door opened by Schafer and no sooner did he
show himself than he seized by the iron grasp of
Stephens and down they together the floor the
oneer holding him powerfully by the throat until he
called out Whats the maiter7 ~ Don't kill me.n 81
give up" The officer then let him up, and searched
his person and s2s of the stolen money was found
together with a handsome gold lever watch and chain
purchased with portion Of the stolen money. He was
at taken into custsdy and conveyed before Justice
arrest and recovery OF all the reflects much credit
on this efficient officer. We understand that the bank
intend to pay reward of $500 for IL recovery of the
money, and conviction Of the thief From letter
found the accused copy of ono written by him
self to Of the magistrates in Albany, while he
confined in prison a charge Of felony some few
months ago, he there that he was brought up
from infancy amongst the Shakers at Lebanon, and
always taught to be honest and was innocent of the
charge there imputed to him. This Is the fellow pos
sibly who heard robbed the poor Shakers and ran
away.
Arrest Warrant.-Ofiiccr Jenkins of the Sixth
ward arrested man by the of Daniel Price,
warrant issued by Justice Lothrop wherein he stands
charged with stealing lot of jewery valued Mt 800
Accused was committed to prison for trial
ARREST Of Bmgiars.--Two burglars called Patrick
Pew, alias Flukes and John Sheran arrested YES
terday afternoon, by Officers Woodbridge and Elder of
the Sixth ward police, a charge of breaking into
tho shirt store of a H. Petre, No 40 Chatham street.
and stealing therefom about 5000 worth of property
such as shirts silk cravats sc On searching the pri
soners several of the their
possession Justice McGrath committed them to pri
son for trial.
Charge Of Grand Larceny-Oficer Cummings, Of the
lower police, arrested yesterday, called John
McManus, on charge of stealing S35, few weeks
ago, the property Of Edward Guile, baker No 165 Ri
yington street The accused committed to prison
by the magistrate.
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In order to lay before the public full reports Of the
proceedings Of the several religious societies that hold
their meetings in this city during this week. shall
publish the Ne York Herald Double Sheets tomorrow,
Thursday, and Friday mornings. We shall give
complete reports of the proceedings of these socc-
ties on the Eext morning after the meetings are
held and continue to do till the end of the week.
This daily issue of double sheet will enable not
only to meet the wants Of advertising patrons but
to devote large space to the of the day The
half price advertisements will be received till o'clock
every evening; the others till midnight.
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M a i 8 Fo r Il o. or =
NN1N|-nNNNNNJNOJNO-oNNNu~
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Cambria will leave Boston tomorrow
noon, for Halifax and Liverpool Her letter bags will
close in this city at halfpast o'clock this afternoon
To enable the public to send the latest Europe
in these mails, We shall publish tho Weekly Herald,
made up and printed in French and English, for cir
culaton in Europe, at II O'Clock this morning Single
copies in wrappers sixpence annual subscription to
include the postage, 81.
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AmUJSE svENTs.

RowIRY THEArRE-TUEsDAY EVENING, MAY s.
lin ss as'sS R,. sss IF m
Mr. Duff kodsIsG Mr. Jordan Montana, Mr. Dans; Emsiia.
s, Mrs Smith a
S % % will a with che
rsIsfs he win sing 1.-The Flaming The Groves
ters Js Doors open at On will rise TX o'clock
Dress Circle zoe Pit and Upper Boxes % cents.
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM
rfHRsHS 1 May M >. s' he ns da
seymour M S HERBERT s
Ssrrs Mr. hs%IIson BaYdOin st. Ebert Mr.
Snn,nis Mr. Thompson E9'sos Faera Mr. williams
Smith; assan Mr. Held Ismae Mr. Tni saasn MIS- Mrs.
W H. Chapman; Almea Miss Mesayer. Doors open al III
performance commence ats o'clock 80
Grand and l,roome Streets Monday April 80 every
%ssss hi Snd
company in the world thu first hsrmonise negro meod
in & city, @ P.
msr yes evidence Of their superior
formers under the direction of r Christy Doors open
concert every saturday commencing at three o'clock r. NJ
sdd DnsT I'll Tsl IN NEW y YORK AT TIE APOLLO
S SSe THURSDAY ns and Friday s ION and
fantasia ON as sung Sv enpy p FAX rho Srns an
Ii%s an. ssa e. @ ssass
9o nnd It s, sn sna tSs s
Giees &c Pianist Mr. Wiley Tickets 80 each Doors
open concert TO commence ut o'clock Tickets be
had at the PRINCIPAL music stores and of CorLn aud Martini
Musical and Dramatic Agents, barclay ST. New York.
vTNHE DIsTINS IN BROOKLYN.-TItESE CELEBRATED
musicians give their second and last Concert in Brook
yn TINS tTueday) evening Mays at the Female Academy
when they will perform hcr silver Sax Horns and Sax
Iuba Miss OConnor and Miss Dstn will also sing
programme will be entirely new Tickets 50 cents To be
obtained at the principal music and bookstores Corbyn
and Martini, Barclay st., New York.
VAUXIALL GARDEN-N SALOON-FOR SIX
Nights Only-gnprecedent Attraction Mr. Maear-
thy the celebrated Delneator of Irish Character Of the
tire Royal Drnry Lane and Covent Garden ondon aided by
Miss Fanny Fraer tho beautiful and celebrated Vocalist
from the Italian Opera House. London who will sing
favsrite Songs-Commencing Monday evening May 7th
and continued every evening this week. with popular Irish
EMERALD lSLE-inerspersed with original Songs Sketches
nc. Doors open at 7le Tickets %
postponement on account of the weather.
RLEECKER BUILDING, CORNER OF BLEECKER
- Morton streets-E Smith, Manageable Manager has
the pleasure to announce that the Fakr Sgnor
Francisco Will continue his entertainments
this week On Wednesday and Saturday he will be happy
to such families cannot attend bis night
ments at +. NJ. For particulars seeills the day
ssTJ>HE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."-MONTAGU
Il Hall, brooklyn, Wednesday Evening" May g.-The
the Society Library received with the dstn
guishcd favor and patronage for period Of five months
beg to to the ladies and gentlemen Of Brooklyn
that they will give two Of their inmtabe and highly popu
Evenings May and TO- when they will Introduce pro-
OF their original music dancing Doors
at seven commences at eight. Admission, y cents
NBThe Campbels will commence series Of their highly
popular Concerts at the Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway
G. A. KIMBERLY, Manager and Director.
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ron FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA, DiRECT.P0sI-
sIv ,bc first and only regular psoketro yrn May ~
n. scendid fast sailing packet bark TECUMSkh cart
so,ns on board, loading 1T Pier No North River.
r balance freight apply on board At fnr NO.
!" "" JOHN COLLINS, Jr, u South street, up stara
B-Shippsrs will please send In their bills o. adtn@
early signature BY this vessel that pave NOT
paid passages will please call ~ the Once OF the rgcns
and settle order that their erths be secured Thors
il yet room few cabin passengers. NO WeerASe
taken this vessel.