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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-25

Tcchnoiogicai Military Dictionary herman, English
and French, by Captain George Y. Ducke VOL London
Formation discipline and Economy Of Armies By Jackson,
spccto General, vol, London The La War
from the French Captain de
navy, Volumes London Couts Martial volume
London. James Courts
the Manufacture and proof of Gunpowde VOL London Major
General Paisley on Cements VOL. London.
Sept - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Fall styles csssimsres, ve.tiag., and Cloths

nUNAL BROTHER, merchant tailors Pennsylvania avenue
under Gadsys Hotel would their and
the citizens generally the arrival Of their fall goods,
carefully selected person New
hok market We prepared order
In our usual style OF elegance and good
bought Of any establishment here north u us.
Also full supply Of furnishing articles for gentlemen,
shirts meno shirts and drawers, silk suspend
ers handkerche style dressing robes,
sept N-JiawJwn DUNAIsL BROTHER.
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FoE sALE--The h0u. and o occupied W N. undersigned
street AP.BAG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
APRIL AND MAY.

Tho to,,ow;no sraoz,s were wtrlen BY THoM'
sc FEssEspss, in The year 1888, on inc hcsn
nouns ahove named. They are as aPPncau'
10 lS49 as 10 1888. Tor which they were Exam
They were first published IN The I'VE" Ius '''>
Farmers Almanac:
Aprus fful go between
A paragon OF changes!
Has ups and downs, through all e1'reme'
OF lhermometrc ranges.
Sometimes she scows, with sconce 80 long
Would reach from here 10 yonder!
Sometimes she, Sinking, seems as smart
AS Miss Is. or under
Like shabby beau, or faded belle,
Now counerieiting splendoif
Now uglier than figure 5,
Win 0 10 recommend hell
NV dear Madam May, I'm sorry 10 say
Thai YOU look rather sickly aud paiiu'
AZ Il from some hole ust under Inc pole,
Your ladyship lately had salliso.
How noers will lie Chat is, all but ID
WHEN rney talk OF your being SO charmine'.-.
If,ru,b must be told, you're 50 backward and Colo
Thai can't get along with my farming.
| nigh, liken your lips TO rock maple chips,
Which winters cold drifts had lam nnder
Won have icicie toes and fingers like those'
And who then can love you wonders
Then. Madam, good bye! TO Canada hIe'
You will gel there by dos.days, 'aKe ~
Re off in Jerk, let June do your woIs'
For very bad matter you make IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
POETRY.
For the Enquirer
T o A D A.
BY cHyLUs.


could have loved thee had thy soul
Been lovely as Thy brow,
Rn, untrue worcs Thy lips have brealhed!
Icannol love thee now.
gazed on thee as on star,
Su brightly. coldly pure,
And worshipd ill found thee false,
And woiship'd Then no more.
could have loved thee: my warm hearts
Idulary was thine,
Unlil lha. iasehood on thy soul
Banished all love from m'nsi
My love would have dehed all llme'
Not years nor place could move
Itiaced when il found thee 'd'se'
For Falsehood witAers Lo's'
Icanpol love thee now-on NJ
Tia, words consuming fire
ua,h swenl with whitening fame my love-
NV heart lis funeral pyTe.
r.rsweIl farewell! 10 Love and theei
No more my oeauty's spell
Can chain my once atorine heart
False lovely Que, farewell!
Richmond, May 2, ls49.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25

Norr-Madson Papers, vol. 3, August 2lst, 1857.
l. Proposition by Mr.. Martin against article T. Motion
20 exclude saps trade vol. 3. p. 1885, Mr. Rutledge
Mr. Ellsworth, and Mr.. Pinckney, all opposed TO Mr.
Martins motion; PIP 1885 and 1889. August a2-Mr.
Sherman though against slave trade, was opposed TO
akng from the States; o. 1890. Col Mason thought
i, immoral and dangerous, and was for It's immediate
abolition; pp 1890 1891. Sir. Ellsworth opposed in
tefere ii immoral as TO require interference,
they ou ght abolish II and free all slaves; l3el-that
slaves were necessary. and must be imported for IN
the sckly rice swamps of South Carolina and Georeia
D. 1892 Mr.. Pinekney, General Pinekney, Mr.. Bal.
win, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Gerry. Mr. Dickinson, Mr. Vii
hanson, Mr. Rutedge, Mr.. Sherman; vol. 3, pp 1873.
1893, ~. ~, all treat of this article as applicable
only 70 the slave trade.
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NorH l.-Commerce from con- and msr1, which yos-
sius derives from the Hebrew 10 divide part Of
for part fanothers exchange 10 bargain and
SELL TO trade traffic, 10 have intercourse for purposes
of traffic. Merhdnd ne, chant from nrs or ueres
contracted from pereis is by derived from meredr
by others from the Greek msrosA pdrs, Gua PEI
partes rend tur To srehanG to buy, TO trade TO tai
de.--RichaLdson,s Dictionary,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08
n
Receipts for tEse FIRE. an,
VOEuEnG WI.

INV Hcaton, A Field, NJ Seaver E Perkins,
w White P " Stevens, D R Gray, 5 | Flnney,
J Daniels, Granger, Wild. Eastman, H Kellogg,
NJ ITebord, J Eddy, A Golf, N B Smith, Il Boil
ter, S NJ Webster, L Sageont, A SanOom, o
Perrin, T A Ety. A Tupp, Rev. W ROgels, L
Parker, w Warren, J. Gilbert, A SmInds, S
Barnes, R P Smith, II G Atkins, D McAllstcr,
] Foster, N Foster, Eastwood, Arms, J
Mann Jr A T Bancroft, D Bagey S STgeant,
l. Howard, II GriswoId, S Bass, Fl Steadnan, N
Howard, NJ Mann, M Mann, Jr. R Abbott J
Annis, NJ Benedict, S Clark, Gibson W J
Gibson, A Worcester II Tracy, D 0dion J
Watson, D Wilcox, } Coburn, I Johnson, NJ
Ford, r D Richardson, B Dickinson, P } Bad
ford, D Belding $3.50 each J West SOY; D
KmkaIdie, $500; S Turner, S238; i Plrk-
hurst, S2500; n Hunt, Taylor, R Penney,
N Vernal S + Bean, Chapman, 81 90 acA'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA.
DAYS LATER FROM |
ROPE

ROPE.
The steamship Canada arrived at New York
on Monday evening. There is no news OF I'm,
p0rtlnce.
ENGLAND.-The Cholera has broken out in
London with renewed virulence. In the worst
part of Somerslon, filthy locality the disease
seems to be breaking out, and good deal OF
alarm prevails.
The California gold news Las produced ire,
mcndots SenSaliOn all over England, and prepa-
raions were making at all the seapors, for an
immigration quite as extensive and indlsclInl-
nate as is going on at home.
Already several ships are announced in Lon
don, Liverpool and Glasgow, as almost ready to
sail with passengers, by way Of Cape Horn, for
the western coast of the United States Mining
companies are in the progress of formation, with
large capital, for the purpose of carving on eX-
tcnsiyc mining operations; and mercantile ad'
yeaturcrs Of all ranks are directing their cner-
cles TO annihate time and space, so as to reach
San Francisco in time to share in the genera
scramble which seems to be carried on in the
neqhborhood Of the Sacramento for gold. Every
particle of information which had reached Eng
land respecting California was deyoured with the
rrcqtcst ayilj'y.
The Money market is steady.
In Scotland and Poland the Cholera is max
nr great havoc.
The California gold fever has reached Irelan
at lenqth. Two vessels in the river Lilly ar
being fitted out for San Francisco, and aIread
they had nearly competed their number OF pas
scngcrs.
TnNcr.-Itis now Thought chat the Assenbl
will be dissolved. Odilion Barrot will probabi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08
After some time spd

Mr.. Wentworth Of HING
few remarks in fvor Of it. 49, Nrec-
as rood a Till as they would ,probably ger, and
honod if would be Immediately ordered to be en-
crossed on the third reading,
MIR. Cha1man Of Md. sind that, as member
nr fine Co,1.uittee he should oppose the bill
Tie intended to submit substitute embodylng
III the powers which the Constitution granted
tho,n over the subject. He was willing to have
the bin which had been reported printed, how
ever, in order that its provisions might be fully
understood.
Mr. HARRISON of Ga. also spoke against the
bill. lie alluded in particular to the ramIrks OF
the gentleman from Illinois, and drew the INFER
encc from them that this measure was but the
entering wedge to farther and more penon5 ac-
ton upon this exciting subject. In conclusion,
he moved to lay the bill upon the table. The
yeas and nays on this question being ordered
and taken, it was decided in the negative, leas
n, Nays IL.
MFR. Smith Of I'll. moved to refer the bill to the
Committee of the Whole on the State OF the
Union, and proceeded 10 explain his own course
II upon the subject in earnest and warm language
lie sail he had been grossly nsreprestnted
He should stand by the South IN all hef legal
,iuht,: but he considered slavery an evil.
MIR. Burt Of S. c. made few earnest remarks
in defence Of the rights Of the South
Mr.. Taylor of OHIO, followed IN an energetic
speech. c,ntending against all undue agitation
and eyn,ajpino his own course, winch the Abo
itionis.5 Ind greatly mjsrcpres2nted. lie said
tine Great mass OF the people at the North were
IN sound upon this subject ana were not OF the Ab
clifton tempe amont Many 0; the agtators there
originally camc hom the South. lie Instance,
u nn,,, HnJ Vturbln Editors at Cincinnati
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dsH EAE

Is the word Mt thu head or STATE scut-on wooden and
ruttan gooGs-Broadcloths Cassmeres- Doeskins-Sat
mrt-, NostnE~. ALSO.
DsLtiuu.-Alpaccas-Pr -Clons &c, &c, by
IL = LOOMS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08

C7S' rTG's IS S.sscAms have resulted it,
- oHM rs :. 90
II V,,,GN' "a WA, Region of gold dust, !
y .,N'Eu.H IF doors, Nov. 90, 1913.
= DEAR LEEs-IIere am in the Gold Re.
gion, digging like naior-when am able
had, at one time, about five pounds, which
sewed up IN bags, and tied to a belt had
around my body. | thought had enough.
and started for Francisco; but found, ere
had got half the way, my excessive shak-
ing from the fever and ague had shook ont
all the dust through the intristices of the
canvass So | bought leather bags with
the dust | had left, and shook myself back
to the gold dust ground again.
You have seen the shaking quakers,
Lebanon, at their worship. Put shove
IN their hands, and make them thin and
lean, hungry and ragged and You may
guess what tie diggers are in California,
when you are to weak to shake, ven can
lie down; and when you are too sick to lie
or stand, why you can die nobody cares
The more there's sick, the better the pros
poets for the we'll
Give me digging at the case, with steak at
the Franklin llou.e, at dinner time, and
you may dig for the " dust with hungry
stomach and back as bare and ragged as
bcggar.
The way thev wash the dirt in this vicin-
ty is to select the one that has the apue
the Worst--the bowl in his hands is shaken
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@ FL Va GS HESS

Win run in connection with the Vermont Central Cars
from the following Stations;
White River Nllage-for Woodstock. sharon-or
Sratiurd South Republication Tunbridge Chelsea Wash
ngtou, Orangeand. Barre. Bethel-for Rutland, Bran
don and Mldlehury
Monp4er-G4r Burlington keesville, Plattsbufgh, ST
Adams, aud Montreal for Painted, Marshfed, Cabot
and Danvle for Calais. Woodbury., Hardwck Greens.
horo Glover Baton, lrashurl, Coventry, Derby stan
stead and Sherbrooke for Worcester Gilmore, Cmitsbuy
Morrsowu, Ilydep1rk, johnson, WatervAe and Bakers
field and for all parts e Central, Northern and Western
Vermont Wnterbury--for Stowe and Worthwhile.
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JOINT committee to open and count the votE
cast IN the iate election tor President and Vice
PRESIDENT OF the United States, agreeably to the
requnmentS OF the Constitution, and adoptc
inc same -
>, THURSDAY, FEB. l.
SENATE Mr. Athefton, from the committee
on nance made report IN favor of coming
go'a collars ana double cages.
"a l9lnl resolution was offered by Mr.; Pierce,
eHlenali'g the tIme ior the reception of propos
ais lor aoIlg the printing Tor the next Congress,
uh'li the mrs. day OF March neat. In his re
marRs' ar Pierce alluded to the public printing
as as II Is now done and thought it might be RENE
dled' lie thought time was wanted 10 consider
OF me matter, and see II some better plan could
not De adopted. The resolution was agreed to.
The bII for the relief of the captors of the
frgate Philadelphia was considered, and the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08
DIR. MARSHALL7S
CATAE IH2FH SNU FIT

WEE Imitation of my DIR MARSHALL's SNUFF,
\ hnviug been rot up by H. C. Gndley, of Mddlehury,
nhot t Grpnf Of 1870 ard palmrd upon the public,
ms th genuine riicle by Misrepresentation IN words, anu
Iv i,rrs and sbowy hanItbs rs well bya close mi
t9,inn If nv hottles aud labels publish the following
statement Of Dr. Marshall, to the public against the
imposition.
DIR. MARSHALLS STATEMENT,
I would state, that in the year 1885, sold to Chas
BOwt for valua bic sdeaton in money, all my right,
title aud interest in and to the said Marsias Stuff, and
that he alone has made the true article for the last twelve
years. and is the only lawful and nr sole proprietor o the
genuine MarShallS Aromatic taar and Headache snuff
Aud wuud further state, that Mr.. Gfldey'S assertion
thar the snuff which he has been making in imitation OF
the genuine article, and spreading about the country was
manufactured y me, is totally false have never made
any SuuT sold by him his agents, nor have ever m
,ructed him how to make it. III Sunh Is spurious and
inferior article and ought to be di;Gon9ena4,gd by the
Present, lloNTIo SEYMOUR,
JoHN II. STEWART.
Dated at Mddrbury, VI. May lst lS47."
1t may BE- noticed that MIR. Grdley asserts his bot
les, that Mr. Seth W. Fowe of Boston, and Messrs A. b.
and D. SANDS III New York. are his wholesale agents, when
the fact Is that neither of these men have had bottle
of his snuff in their Srrs aud have utterly refused 10
nave anything to do with IT, Both of these films have
sold my snuff from the CONNIE ncemcnt OF lis manufacture,
and stl continue 10 sell it.
Extract from advertiser nt Of l.. L. Ducher Post
master Vt st. Adams, ana an extensive Druggist.
Some people having been cheated with base imitation
Of The genuine MarShus Snuh, think there Is no value in
Catarrh Snut of any KIND. let them the true art
Gle and they Will see wide difference Beware of H. C.
Grdeys counterfeit See that you get that made by
Charles Bowen aud then if it does not prove good, the
muncy will he refunded The imitation article named
above san be had by those who think best to use it. at halt
price, l.. l.. BUTCHER.
81. Albons Feb. 1918.
The ab,v, snuff is manufactured SOLELY by the PRO
pretoi CHARLES BOWEN, lat of Middlebury, now o
Montpelier, VI.
Sold who.ar by the proprietor and also Wholesale and
retail by = X. COLLINS and :. p. REDFlELD, Monpe-
Ter, aud by Merchants and Druggists generally lhr9nsou
the country CHARLES BOWEN.
Montpelier, 1913. leaf
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Id FRng.reI

DRIME Sugar, at s cents per h., just reed at
Jan. 2l' ELLIS, WILDER & Co.'S
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and all passengers for Worcester Springfield Mass Hart
ford New Haven, Conn., and New York, will find this
the quickest route.
Passengers for BOSTON will pass 900 miles by
railroad, and will through from Montreal in 81 hours.
Burlington, Vs. in 49, Montpelier in IL, and Mortified in
10 hours Pr ssengers by the first for NEW YORK,
via Ayns Point, will pass go miles by railroad and
will go through from Montreal 42 hours, Burlington in
90 Montpelier in y and Mortified in 81 running hours,
with ample time for
REFt RN ING passengers may leave New York, at 5pm.
for Ayns point by any ofthe other lines that reach Bos
ton before Lhe departure OF the ? tho
ing which arrives al Mortified at p M, where stages
will he in readiness convey them To Montpelier Burling
ton 81 Albans Montreal Pittsburgh, Malone, and oth
points in Northern Vermont and New York.
After January |, 1910, passengers may 80 from North.
field to New York by milrund, via Worcester Hartford and
New Haven. JAMES MOORE, superintendent.
Mortified, Dec. 5, 1913.
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LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE
FREEMAN.
ORLEANs Co.

OnLEANs Co'
Albany H.. >. -, u F'l M,
IiHtoili Il " N'il',,a'l
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nro" , l'',,4''I'i Iln nv y
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LAM9i I. ;: N =,
Cambridge NJ SaI'G o,
'rfl.fSmEil'a'5 ''''oiu
Elnorri J Sro!t
|i!ydepark a AlorS ',.,,
lnlnson; \ " I; i, !,
Wat3rVlIl'i u a W., ,t,,.,.,
g j " i'",cllN's'
HorriSt9Wn' . west
,towri D !. hI % man,
Wolco'tj . reh''ooN
WINDSOR Co.
lDcth1l. 4 Mar h
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SAEIT.
xv,rIuaTGBSS gEs1AisT5,

900 boxes Of different sizes for sale
less than be bought any store in the state oVermon
Jan. 5, 1870 ~ ELLIS, WILDER & Co.
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PRESIDENTIAL YorEs.

III F'7I IT3-N 7 NE UTEN,
The House then took up the resolution Fl
the Senate providing for the appointment of
Joint Committee TO open and count the vot%
cast in the late election for President and Vice
President of the United States, agreeably to the
requnments Of the Constitution, and adoptc
the same. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08

ON and after Der 9Th the Passenger trains of tfr Yer
" mont Central Railroad, will as follows, in Con
ncction with the Northern, Concord, Nashua and Lowell
Riiir ads
FIRST TRAIN Leaves Mortified for Boston and New
York at H. M, iteisccling the Nashua and Worcester
Train for New York via Ayn's Point reaching New York
ut n M the day, in for the Trains for the
South and West. Leaves Boston - a. aud reaches
Nouhh Id at s p. IN,
SECOND TRAlN-Leaves Mortified at p. M, and
reaches Boston It ~ ~, the next morning Leaves
Boston at II M, aud reaches Mortified at Q p. IN.
PASSENGERS from MONTREAL for the
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Backs Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED from Light street No ~ South Calvert
/ street. ~ door above Lombard street
II Is now one year since the subscriber FIRST introduced
This 10 the Inhabitants OF The city and county OF bat
more and rs adjacent country ana VIII vsn's 20 ss ~
large number has been sold ever became so popular ~
% or time or gave seh general anil universal ., fsl
commenced selling this Stove, during which time have
old almost ~ and every kind Of Cooking sioss a now
lheclDre nm experience, prepared TO say without
ssr Of contradiction, iet there never has been pa ma
rU made Ia shape Of either Stove or Range, TINT u capa
bic Of doing muck work Of doing AS WELL and a. az
sns expense cf labor and fuel as The Buck stove INC
ire made brought directly under and very close TO
all The boilers, % " In number The oven y very
large being the full size % The Stove, Including ne hearth
consequently large the generality OF ovens IN
Cooking Stoves now In use, and Third larger than the
oven ofaay other Stove ever made and Is 20 constructed
Ing diase ircm eight TO twenty feet sseeordlag 70 sized
wheno only gives the oven perfectly even heat az top
es"niaay long distance Ia he Stove before coming 10
the pipe must make apparent 70 every one that l. would
Superior baker; ma the small sIrs being capable Of
baking oar loaves Of hresd Time az once does away
saving large amount % foe that s usually wasted In this
way and renders peculiarly adapted tohe use o. board.
largest class hotels Hundreds Of certificates might be ada-
ed 70 substaniae ie above facts but deem i not neces
scnisnce ami tho time obtain the simple
ornamental and most durable Stove In America will
eaSt call AND examine ts bcore purchasing elsewhere
The following are . few names selected 10 which am
most kindly permitted 70 refer:
bishop Waigi. 20 Green street
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets
DR.. John 1. Chapman, Mulberry street..
Mrs Jane Hayward 90 North Calvert street
Edward l.. Tent, Hanover street
George A. " spieekelscD, III East Pratt street.
Abraham Mister, LAG Hanover street
lanes y, w1lianson corner Gay and High streets.
John II. Rhodes, S2 Hanover street
DIR. J. NJ Jenninga. o North Isgh street
Jane s. Jewett u Howard street. sr
James Young, SO Eden street
DIR. II. H. Hopkins l6y Park street.
Joseph Husband, III, 2l3 Pratt street
Iehn s. Seby, esq 32i baltimore street
Dir. Henry Siinnecke, III Lombard street
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street
Baruum a. Co. City Hotel.
r. Thursion, Fountain Hote
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel
William Field, National Hotel. Hmp
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel
Col. II. Capron, Laurel Factory, Nd =
Many might be added but suppose the above
will suffice See little book at the store for Certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing one Of these
Stoves, asr giving fair trial for thirty days and ind
does not answer their purpose can return IT, and will have
their money refunded.
No q South Cslver, street is the only place where
BURR PECK, Agent
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NKw YORK..
THE SUBSCRlBERS, under the firm of BERGEN &
i GALABRUN, having refted and repenished this SPA.
cious establishment, prepared 10 receive company
There hundred and nine apartments in this house,
consisting OF dining saloons sitting rooms, parors lodging
rooms The large hall may be used Tor balls or public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged furnish, at moments notice, reiiesbnens
any number Of persons, from to three hundred to
accommodated al the same time Thercarc rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
lciH and tables will be furnished with the best tr
kst affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
ments In the city Pastry and Confectionery nrnished
the shortest noce There will be lunch at II o'clock
every day. and attention will be spared 10 give saisisc
ton Men of business and those wishing the city will find
themselves ceniruiy and comfortably located and the
prices will be found 10 be moderate Tho French and
Spanish languages are spoken In this hotel
fTi'Ft' JAMES BERGEN,
5, x. LOUIS 0ALAuRuN.
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Old Established Passage Once, as Pearl ",
S,AsIUEL THOMSON 4 NEPHEW, Agent Ear tne 'Bisck
i Is IIvEapool TO NEW YORK

Tue sIibcrbefr would RESPECTFULLY nlon ler iIiends
the public that they have added several splendid
ships their line packets between this port a, Liver.
poo which has been ayoraby known and extensively pa
fsniEed for period Of than thirty years. aud have
hesitation ia assuring those who may wsh 10 make
gagements for the passage Of their friends from England,
Scotland, ireiand that they will fnd their sips interior
in point OF comfort, CONVENIENCE and safety, 81
which will saii from Liverpool every ia days ruusho
the year, making delay snI the que expense emil.
grants OF The pom Of einbarkaticp Impossible.
NEE passage per steamer from, the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breadstuf and hospital money paid
be secured all nj the owesl rates and when those settled
for decline coming out The full amount PAD viii By pfoinpi
u refunded usual Tor further paIfieiars april,
SAMUEL THOMPSON n NEPHEW, N5 Pearl ~.
Or 10 g. GRlMSiAw a co, 10 Coree Pagzas Liverpool
Drafts exchange payable at sight .sre ALSO furnished
oi any X. q. Giyn Co. Bakers Lonion; q.
Grlmshaw Co., Liverpool: the National bank OF Ireland,
National Hank OF scotland, and Northern Banking copipa.
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