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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-25


that they can make money without travelling to
California.
SN ITN & TON
Have jnstr treceived theirSpringS, Summer stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Which they otler TO the public at lower prices
than ever. They have Oh hand.
MEMS and BOYS WEAR such as Coats. Vests
Panialoons, Pea Jackets Shirts ofdifferent kinds
Cravats, Stocks, Ties Pocket Handkercheifs,
Gloves, Snspenders. aud every thing else usually
kept in furnishing stores
GA9m1 ONADhi9 RAlAO1lI9O
SMITH & TONG also keep of hand a large
and splendid assortment of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES. SATINS, ,VESTlNGS of all kinds, SUM.
MER WEAR of every description. all of the
latest styles together with the hest Trimmings
and are prepared To mike up ~ order, in the mos,
fashionable styles. all manner of Clio thing, at pri
ces to suit tue times.
10 & ID II ID NJ lE d @ 8 s1
That Smith a. Tong are practical Tailors an,
are acquainted with the quality aud make otwha
they purchase. They guarantee the work. whicl
they sell, TO be well made and of the bes. kind
They are responsible for all representations
which they may make Of articles sold.
70 Do not forget The piace-But look ABOVl
| THE DOOR for the words CLOTHING STORE
in large letters.
Lancaster, April l3, l849. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-25
An ImfcrnnI NIacIllme.

AtNew York, on the evening Of the
3D.. anegro left box at the house oi
Thomas Warner, New York lawyer.
wrapped in paper and addressed to that
gentleman, with the addition of"con6den-
tial" Warner was absent, and onhis re-
turn the day following, he prepared TO
open the box with care, from some sus-
Ipiciou aroused by the manner of delivery
aud appearance Of the message. He
took off the enveloping newspaper and
found that it enclosed mahogany box
with a slide lid Mr.. Warner proceeded
to draw off the lid with great caution,
discovered faint blue light, and imme,
diately warned his family to fly. All in
stantly left the room and closed the door.
and they had but just passed into the hall
when tremendous explosion took place
after which they passed around the house
aud discovered the front basement to be
on fire, and the windows shattered To
pieces and blown out of place. Mr..
Warner, with some persons who had
stopped at the house. entered the room
and ex,inguisbed the flames, and as soon
as the smoke had subsidized it was dis
covered that the basement door was com
pletly shattered, the partition wall brok'
Ell and much displaced, the dining table
very much broken. and picture of Gen
Washington and the door perforated witt
slug. shots. The box was about the size
of small cigar-box, and contained can
lister filed with powder and slugs,and sew
eral bundles offriction matches so placed
that, on Withdrawing the lid, on the in
side of which piece of sand. paper was
glued, they would take fire and cause al
explosion. Mr. Warner is a lawyer il
extensive criminal or "Tombs" practice
and this attempt on his life is supposed t'
have originated from enmities aroused
in his professional pursuits.
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GOLD MIME!

1 7 is not disputed that Gold can he had for the
i digging in California, but the Fairfield conn
ty Clothing Store offers superior Inducements,
and all wishing to purchase Clothes for themselves
aud family will find. by calling at the above place,
that they can make money without travelling to
California.
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Spring aud NMmld;iei. Goods,

Selected with the greatest care in the Eastern
Cities and purchased at The rednced prizes. re-
sPectluIly solicit a continuance Of the patronage
50 literally bestowed upou the former firm.
Their stock consists in part as follows:
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aAO1Ao0 OW@99 @OOWa,

Such as Barcges. Ginghams, Gingham Lawns.
Calicoes. Silks, Satins Linen Lustres, Alpacas,
Muslin de Lains &c. &c.
The above assortment consists Of almost every
variety. Of the h0teI and nlOst beautiful styies.
and will he sold at the lowest rates.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-25

Taken in exchange for Goods at the lowest
cnsh price, Feathers Rags Beeswax, Tallow,
Flaxseed, Butter, Lard Bacon and Eggs t.
Lancaster, April 20, lS49 lm5o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-25

y : I = Z q d q y 3 d q 2 AS1
AVlNG purchased out the entire interest Of
Messrs JoHN EPFlSGER & Co. in the Dry
Goods Business. and having added thereto large
and splendid assortment OF
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An Ordinance.

Lancaster, April %, l849
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JOHN H. WRIGHT.

0TrrcE--Tallmadge Buildings---Third fiOor-
N, opposite J.. e. Maccracken's Store. Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
Our Philadeipnia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4, 1919.
Destrxttive Fires- The Htschr-aa Case, g.;
Five frame buildings and one brick, on the
Darby road, opposite the BocKley aims house re.
servoir, were completely destroyed by fire, last
evening", about ten o'clock The 6remen from the
city repaired to the spot bnt owing to the scarcity
OF water, but little could be done towards saving
the property. The flames were 6aaly arrested BY
tearing down frame building, which would 9th
erwisc have been burned.
This morning, about four o'clock, a FIRE broke
ont in block OF five. story warehouses; Ii Decatur
street. by which two--Nos IL and ld-occuped
PRINCIPALLY by M. G.. COndpn, dealer In waste
COTTON nd other mate rails tor the manufacture OF
psper we're almost entirely destroyed, with their
contents The roots OF these buildings tell In,
diuon, that the firemen pulled 1t down. Tho
loss OF Mr. G Is about $40 600, upon which he
has but "a, 600 insurance. The second story OF
one of COndon's stores was occupied by Arnold
Buckley az a hat establishment. His loss Is about
$500. The store adjoining, No. 10, occupied by
Bulipg,on and Emory, and the upper portions BY
Williams and Vance, copper plate printers, was
considerably damaged IN the roof and fifth story
by the fire, and the contents injured by water. Tho
store No. 3, occupied by Charles Dali, a. pager
warehouse. was flooded by the water but hts
were owned by Samuel Brown and James Twaa-
dell, and were both insured. Tue other two in-
Jured belong to DIR. Evans, and are likew'se lnsHr-
ed. Three hemen were Injured by fahing eflcks
Mr. Gibbons spoke Tor the defendaots ,nis mom-
ing IN the Hinchman case, and Mr.. Bsdoie iohows
this afternoon. e,,
Al O'Clock a hre broke out On the wharf below
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lNTELllGENCE BV THE MANS.
o"r WashinRson correspondence.

our WashinRson correspondence.
WASHING ROW, Ap ii 2, l540.
ENC .hpptt"fme~ts-Mr. Merv1,M and The OHes
Nee2os-D o~"f Ipsbs,sr- The Washrngto~ Over-
Ia"d Company for California.
hePons nave been plentiful to-day; but we have
only scanty schedule 3, things ac,uav done.
AS given In our letter OF yesterday, Gov. Pen.
ningten, OF New Jersey, declines to 20 to M,uor-
sofa. Too far of. Sul, there was no rea.so for
any fear on the part of the administration. tho
morning, that they cannot find u man to accept tho
place.
Hon George Evans had not, up to this morning.
indicated his ptance OF the post OF Que OF tho
Commissioners IN Mexican CLAIMS, but uader-
STE nd, this evening" that he has consented try it,
A number of office seekers, who followed Mr..
Mered lth TO Pblladephi last Saturday, uader tho
idea that ne was To stay there full week, were
ou9o'is Sc astonshed, on irnng out this morning.
10 md that he had returned t0 Washington. That
had the appe arance OF a regular dodge.
we are sratitied to say that Daniel Webster docs
NOV approve or the or'hegrapby OF the Harper edi-
' .on " macnuieys History of England, haviag de-
cI'heo me purchase OF the book, THIS morning, be-
1ause OF the monsuoslies" IN spelling which said
HorNrshAve adopted. Noah Webster we believe
l' usme to which Daniel Webster may claim some
relationship and yet the latter doe not To
express his disApPrOba'iOn otthe "te" aud .koffy"
OF The former, and OF all other Innovations upon
tht recognized speliog Of the language, as II now
1 ~ all over America. and all over the world
we authoristo, we could give the conve rsaton
OF Mr. Webster, thus mOrning with the hook ,rll.
er upon the subject; for the sake howe YER of the
value OF his opinion, We assume the authority of
publishing 4. He ID opposed to the .'noasrosities
In the spelling In the Hsrpers' edition." aud
would not wllllngly consent to sanction them by
the pusohase OF the book, even if there were no
other edition on hand" That's his opinion. We
ark the pardon OF Mr.. Webster in this m 4tter for
the Liberty we have taken. Ii ID tor the sake OF
preserving some uniformity IN our mother tongue
that we have brought his voluntary testimony to
our support.
The Washington Overland Company for Cali
orna lett IN the evening train tor the West. Tnsy
were escorted to the cars by the Light Infantry.
and several thousand vt their fellow citizens con
giegat' at the d. pot to bid them "Gud speed"
Au'ld the tears OF their kindred and the cheers of
the people. they departed, and may success attend
them The company number .sixtv-tour pc rsOns,
and they take the central route by the Great Salt
Lake. We have GIVEN you the Ii st before. They
are well equipped for the enterprise. w.
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PUBLlCA ClONS.

OUT WITH CALIFORNIA GOLD-THE NATIONAL Pc.
~ lice ssee Of week. rady ~ oArsts hus The
opd.rfu conspiracy Of paatsssts eixls sgai,
wealthy citizen Broosly exciting Ensh criminal trial.
ji fireman criminal trial. Riobard r Robinson
jewet John N. Maft Dr. dAdenbi
ersass Of ufce R"bbe letter of vidoq
Movements Of Ire thieves Calfornis and one hundred oher
equally exciting arces its richness
sauailed Ofhoe, lbs Nassau street Sold everywhere.
ITO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHES AND CAPITALISM
The advertiser who inte' DIS pernauent location In sud
The edest established and eadns Journals Of
the United located in adj ipIg city. ana doing
excellent busnets boipg opportunity rarely offered JON
anicaons should ,tafe ioa pames Of parea and unless
would be In the neighbour
hood $40 ga proporti cash the secured Address
j. W. W.. Box 3048, Post fice rev York city.
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6 rR,ws MAkTILLAS ko-0 straw 1T, as b 70 AD-
- has baud aud consa recevns, every vadety Of
spao Alto Cobu Jenny Liads Harry Queen
Scots French LAoa Ebel ~ unstahs so
ana .hspr O.. end boys Baa Bosey-s1 ~ fs add
andhAf Hose ana weoilsn vess 0rawsr
10 Aps. shessss haaaab aokA Diapsu Towslnps
pi In sad sid Jsercnstc swies Book end Taston xu
aslvsttss Jsn LINDA 30 Of the ateet PAssan ia
sb,oh he invites the attention Of tho tiss Of ~ York
ind AXE thoss Whiting the oitr.
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TAhKs sUYDAHs LATE PATsN1sD PORTABLE
eAisona otherwise Sectional framed
tie sntee zba Grand trse NJ These xsclss
nsuncd BY ns has eIam 1ed them
dsscnptioh Of tents whatever The stability ut oomfo
d oepvenencs VI ths icIe urp ali persons that
sen ITEM The 'rsmc 10 composed OF tight strps Of wood
ing subetanty srsceA fastened with
Loge pessons wedges only 2iO POUNDS
In mnuss and 10 b earned
With trunks. Of
this eesab aruse does exceed Of ordinary
vii, ledge the nunbe~ II p+rsenA They will
order iie that will lods6 persons - the bershs
ind 10 the oil cloths 10 only 3, dsars moulding good
subsantia oil cloth sat II the the whole u
comp etel exeIxde rss wind from driving
sss astis to Iack the NC ssokA ia 81
ssck DO will lodso persons
II serths II the oil cloth, with u sack II camp
stools 81 cloth. tin wsnhA 40 pice 10 ars Uns that Will
in tie Der be aud the oil cioth with
o o,oth sack bottoms and Damp price IS
dol The made Of fwieA usoeschsd
1. II materials the fra sling
hamu may b. taken down |, inmate with
he fsme which the covsiug aud placed
the length OF the feos wide
anober por OF the tsrh aeks be ted
hall er 9Th Of the n4 81 tnat H. Of
MAJ b at ooob In The which TIE
berh b used - hos aud tresd sd .nd
ths out no 80 Tim shsoe erns
sufficient b. persnpe to SIT und 20 horse or
nu 60 o. II may feoen acs
plaza perssns without taking that in
hot day, ~ srre.dhg EN- out above deserod large
numky work or any OF. er
10y the shade. The Subscriber "a A. sbsve
at any time from oolecs. AM until 10 vnloch P
JANIS sUYDsM
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New 70 X, April4. l84o

THE FRIENDS OF col ALvAu MANN AYE INVITED
to stsend public Getting be held Floreness ,tel
corner bosoway ard Walker tas
oh nant At o'clock for the Of giving
TIER Opinion OF the sross gnty .ored Colonel Mann
9,Iysy bo, ,.n John rloIeuoejr 9. Holmes VIZ North
A. d. kcCIoskey o. speUcer jr. Geo. Aver, Albert
Denarest William Al Ism, Junius Stage Jeremiah HA,ey
Nathan Brown Smith Duunipg Abner ,sorue H. Blood
eotd, Walter Bavilsld W. B. enh j. Nelson g Duanps r. O.
b. Gfavea y. e. StrinS. o'''' -
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CALlFORNIA MINERS DEF OT, Xs BaOAD~AY-wM
~ 0ibsoa Pristor nanufAe and osrs for ai Jess
soss to Machine AID oubms rged whr
the best Miners Pump be uId in tbs city, ali the produoo
OF . Ion 8 and practical mini CT perisboo.
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TUITION, &c.

LCBNCIN0 ACADEMY.-MR. PEY, PROFESSOR or ZEN
Msinep professor princes
Military Aosdsmy has She Of informing the public
he speped his academy for fencing Otgnons
Is Canal street nr we'll tnown in ?.r for hts simple
varied elegant method by VIII Vme he
enables pupils al dca enj "
charms benefits Of this
ac,aes both constitution and tho porvea B-Hr Rey
does speak English Private lessons gwen At the pupils rss
sdences
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NALIrunHIA Da0uexEKUrYPRs-P ASCOT
~ VISIT Oanornn and demrous
their the, DE- would DO we'll 70 call Bradys
Hrcadway WHORE BY Of
tons N his establishment faithful
taiAed IT The shoytees Aotios.
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MIRA ARMS FOR CALIFORNIA.-TkIAL3 ALLOW Ed
pcubIs 0us. barrel raed by n and VARIETY Of
rev aud socnd band rife AAd shot Uurs doube
he rs'cA iow Tor ossh Guns 40 bought In
excfspge waners seoot'ps Gallery. H Broadesy
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M ONsiEUk ADKIEN, TIE REAL AND INCONFARA BIZ
every evening esh s this N,rervs Rooms No az Rr,S
way ~hers he viii give grand Magical Egyptian Enter
tainment Admission children oeats Door ousn
1t oocck-Perf' = o eommspc ca seR
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AmUSH m n N're.

| QOwEKY THsarRs- rBussnxY EVENING A.Ru
..:Ps; y: "::s T., :s~:.,
pcnt.S ss eis,t After wheh tor the Sd time In Amss..
s,r daas Il: ss sss:.s. 7.s:s ned asss
81. ss' ass s % ~ "a:
Sy.sn Chez asr se ssuss.a NJ Daft C:ails 10 sru. H!:
AND caissEss:Dpsa s.:Asr. ~ jsTs..i oi".s s!...
tx s:.s. Sss ops. ~ sx s.s .sr...s:
CaANTRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, LArR CHATHAM
ssi'i * III r..s. 81
Booth pes Br,n~e srs Ihsrwood. Fancy osnce ~ VI.
E.s.. B;sea w. ri:ls c.D. R...ua " rs,S:. t.,as
sos S is =. y, d Hs
ssn; sy,s} .r SEYMOUR Mr. Ado'Rhas Phsfro.A. NJ "
vEs of YONs-Fr.i Ir rards aso-. sr. I,ns wood
age s.nd. lent g. Proprletor: .d.y a.s
;S,S;' r:sss Deaf ss.s: ssa.s
s:lds ssss sse
sSn ss.d csDupDs md Pc:uG p the
II. f .r
San.se $ s: .'''' ~
M s a,a14 ISs bal! BALL ~ sxoADwAY. or.
sS. o:ss az
and Of % q I ". !.
~: -: . sS:Ss s:ssssisa
patronage and ver unprooedsnssd in the annals Of public
~ spd % 20 e and
snosa vinoius svdsnosof their merit
ety and Isodos Buresqus op.rst,o nn"ru.
- eonp ChaSsceerso Ospoes &C., frequently A.
sul that hAvs sor,s Of this orsina and sni
mitablo company who challenge competition
Peme,A under .Ss and 81 = Chris
cSlssn s.s b: sss
Concert on saturdav commanding tsPN
HOLY wEEK.-H Ora y -AcHED CON ct no
0era Cumr.ny under aon u Max Hsss,ssL Tickets
ILfaus'us from sabat Mater Sgnor,ns Fascott Ros,ui
Pro Pscatfrom s,ab.t H.er-by Spss HovsiM Ro.siai
Ave n:ri.zsy nsdns sorshess sohabvr!
Iuba Mzumfr IN the aeQu'sm- by oisuor,na Fssciotti
hissDe Luce Sisuor o,en aad sirnSr N0vsl . Mozart
,,, PART TWO.
Performed y i.a. sorsssss Mis-. Dc Luce snes Ss'''a
vel ssnor Guibslei aud chorus and IT bs.,ra
Th Co r. wiii to concluded with the reshra
Tciets D. cesu each Doors open at7k ats
RROADW cARD.-TaE UNDERSIGNED
having seen Maa IN Yesterdays Herald signed "AlvAh
he followed BY thu doori eepar rsqe withdraw
from The theatre ia o*de orders from propreo
nitted " most ouy deems Necessary s,ao tor the
inf m1a # tn interested asd public seneraiv thu, no
effect b. Elm Or any other authority
tine y state that NO such ismation NJ
saIr TIC und,is, cd aso most explicitly sdas that Nr
"a Len h. Sssn w,onai ny 'nrodu ed ia tho Gard eoe
n the h,rses mate assiast ths management x Bikes
Of and ' which +. to f
rcmetest dssree. A. MARSHALL "
New 70 K. April4. ls.0
VU>HE FRIENDS or COL AIVAu Mana . a. ,Ny,rYn
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GkAkD STARRING NURNAAENT-TON UDuNNBLL
~ respectfully INF his trends the gene ally
be Will exhibition in of self
Concert Room No lo Elizabeth street. this evepg
At clock In which be ssssted BY
my Wahtr chan pion # TIE light ehts in England
b. all te Iuais,so Of OIL 1iv In this city Great
espe.ud this exhibition OF
be- obeerved. snd g. cd accommodations provided.
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LII AUCTIONEEHS ARE RESPECTFULLY NOTIFIED
IA against selling article Walnut Oil Soap purpornx 70
be auofaoored BY the inventor ssit fraud Sic.
Any TO found selling vending chs oisu
wac invented aid snufactured only b,myse
Themselves liable ~ damages wh Oh will be
WILtIA1 JOHNSON, IS Frankfort str e.
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s.. =, 1.n Gh!L ION. AIcri0NEsRGr ESEvrro.Y

RRUtE A. Chill ION, AUCTIONEER.- rcuEvrrUx ~
ssie OF valuable LotsCoie Chiffon will sell At
on FRIDAY April 1859 At IL o'clock Msrohau
ne property belonging the o.s 0eors
Martin aocossed sold BY order Of
CON plisng % lots and following streets
snd side Of Bloon gdA between 10Th aud
and Sn 81 .S south :do Of sh str:es bswss,
between 49th and 6Oh sreetG north l9sh be-
tween 9Th and 9th also gore The ast he
title TO the above property having the
aIA great number Of yesr large portion Of Pu!h.ss
can remain on bond and mortgage For further ufrma
ton a. 70 te No. apply TO Scare Esq., 8 H. ekman
Of c. Fera ESQ., u an bars photographic maps
ready AID be had Of the Eentomsn
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CALlFORkIA VIA hKxiIO-IN GONsAQUSNCE OF
~ the Of last week this
hfom.t'on eiyen b Csps., BAs,ersoy Front
CHESTER Boue Of Broone and Bowsry Mon
day Wcdps dsy and Friday EVENING" o'clock. The New
Havsa pass the door.
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TNBR MARRIED. WOnAs ~ pRIvAsE u

TEE MARRIED MONA - PRIvAsE MEDICAL CON.
psuien by Dr. A. n uaurceau Prossso, Of Dssasos o.
woper Sixh editisu. Emo pp $50 Price 81 5000 oops
sold In sin mos tina
Yesrs VI ,urs OF physical ard mental anguish % many
AeotoBste wife, poraIay doulHes :, the husba
have heen tpared heusd poor would have
petence broken health Tona nasc oyoyo
Hundreds now IN their sraves still alive BY timely pss
sian n Tho work 49,. ...,ou,r.,,rs
,s,ss ssoss In n, which should 10 known
10 ,h ~pe.s health does permit Of an Increase OF family
"a OF esless III pra-the io mother. the either
buJvs sto MANHOOD toe in the declne o. yesrs
- a,n,s con temiiaas important orangsean ancovef
~ sv, n.ow a A. cfoent aedies and most
rode Of complaint IA which her sex SUB
Sect 49,. - an. ,,nA,,.h,n0 onea IN ,abcs
Nv strsst ~ LATHE Co Albany DAWN baseon; y. D.
P,,arscn. SO Chesuat ttrces Pfiads'ph'a
On ,e recept 81 copy VII be transmitted BY mail trrs o.
70 sny part United ststs All letters must be AT
assi pest RAID TT Anaxicesu. Box LIZA New fern
eity Oscs l2o LAbestv stxcst,
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DHaPP1N0.

WHAkSksIN0s
V,BE DRIruH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. r. STEAM
chips between Bsston and Liverpool and between New
Yors s.e Liverpool calling ss Hax 70 land aad esvs mails
s;:: R, 5:a''n' Lang
America. \. sSsnnou. vnsds.. v. o Harrison,
lsss.ps:.: q; Less ciaS9is. J.hisaH
Ins. ysss. o.ry o..s Witt Light ~ mast bead green on
Canada. Csps Judiss Eon n YORK. wednesday eth April
s s.,sc. G sYas s ';ss1; q ~ a.y
S::s:s s .s:::: s !. III. !: :s
Bibeinis, stons, !" Bossn, do asa"
experienced n beard Freight win b charged O
New Liverpool INST cabin Sl2 second oabin
1o. For freight or p<''As' 'PPy e nm =, % p,o.Av
CoR BAvRE-rBR SUPERIOR COPPsRsD AND ceP-
per stened Frnoh barb Armaaps Captain Estebs ros
freight OF passags Apply 70 BOYD d HINckEA.
DAcKBrs FOR nAvRE-sscONs LlNK-rHs salP
Onsds, John Willard naser win saii the LIST Apcl
BOYD HIrCKEN Agents. u Wan ssrssA
TOE MARssILLss THE SUPERIOR BARK xssY
Il IDen. apt Hewitt BOYD HINckEA.
nIRECTION TUR PILors-vEssELs sUsJECr no vIN
~ nton By the Heath Ohess-evsry vessel fron forsin
havtpA and every vessel nsd during
passage any OF Small dlssass
arriving Atsny tina Al vessels from any the ordaay
asss from Which ;hsy must Pc south 81 CAPE
Of Osobe And ell sss from any (ineuda
Asia AREA TIE nsdesnAnsan, from any q WssS
Indie Bahama Bermuda stern Islands, ffev place
eor1a arriving between 1t dsy April and tss irss dsy
u NsvrmbeE ALEX WHITING, Health O@oss.
Commerce. svsi.s Pest ana ssn pisAss espy.
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