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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
Gbe OLD Barley 5beaf,
On EHaFasI Again!

.gJTE4 VI. A1OON Is nappy TO inform
AIIIIi his old friends and customers that
A1'-A he is prepared to receive as many
of them as may favor him with theircus-
tom, at the new Hotel erected on the site
of the O!2 Barley She.J, (Which was de-
stroyed by fire in July last
The House is much increased in size
and convenience, and possesses every ac-
commodation which can contribute to the
comfort Of the traveller.
The TABLE and the BAR will be fur
nished in such manner as cannot fail to
please.
ia A large yard, with stabling for
one hundred horses.
NJ WATSON, Proprietor.
No. 1913 North Second ST., Phil'a.
March 81 1851.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
II STROUD CIR. ANDRE
NEW GOODS

]. II. STROUD C.. r. ANDRE
NEW GOODS
At Low Prices.
STROUD & ANDRE having taken that
large and commodious Brick Store House,
formerly occupied by DR.. Stokes, call the
attention Of their friends and the public in
general to their large stock of
GROCER I 3S,
Coffee. tea, sugars, molasses, mackerel,
smoked ard picked meat, coarse and fine
salt, rice. etc.
CEDAR VARIETIES, Churns, Pals,
wooden Bowls, half bushel measures, &c.
HARDWARE.
Locks. screws, butt hinges, grain and grass
scythes, straw knives, door latchcs, bolts,
knives and forks, hoes, rakes. forks, shovels.
spades, planes, plane bits, cast steel saws,
chisels. hatcheis; augers, trying and bevei
squares and coffee mills.
CROCKERY-A splendid assortment of
Teas, plates, &c. New style Jenny Lind, IN
sets OF 46 pieces. FANCY CHINA
ble, nealest and latest style extant.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-MeBs' boots aud
shoes, boys 30 cheap Ladies sils lasting
ga,srs. kid slippers, pa,ea' Jenny Linds slip
pers, misses slippers, and childrens' shoes
DRY G. o O ID ;.
Of every style and color. Black. blue and
brown cloihs. Fancy cassimeres; black doe
skin do.-Summer wear fall klnds.-Fancy
prints. alpacas. linen. linen lustres, French
and domestic einghams barege, barege de-
lane, black and fancy lawns, paper muslin,
common and Russia diaper, ;weeds, new
stye of poplins for Ladies dresses. silks. Ia
ces. ribbons, satin vestings, cambrics, bleach
ed and unbleached muslins, and full assort-
ment Of trimmings.
Parasols and Umbrellas,
Tooether with a complete assortment Of
goods generally, all of which they offer al We
Grain. Lumber and all kinds Of Country
produce taken IN exchange, and cash never
refused.
The late Law having made the ready pay
system obligatory upon all, we therefore have
adopted it, and intend to sell for small profits
and make quick returns; which will be saw
ing of 90 per CT. to the buyer. Call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere. We
know We can offer goods al such prices as
will induce you to buy. for
Our Goods are cheaper and as good
As any sold since Noah's flood,
To buy of US j: will be your gain,
And we'll take our pay in Cash or Grain /
Call and see--nG charge for showing Goocs.g
- STROUD & AN DIRE, !.
Suoudsbnre, April "a, is5i.
BLANK DEEDS
For sale at this Office
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
&H EEEV D!

The subscriber Lost on Tuesday. 9Th OF
May, on the road leading from Jacob Frede-
Kicks S to Auten's Ferry.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
Country Produce.

Butter, eggs, &c. taken in exchange for
any goods in my line of business.
JOHN II. MELICK
Stroudsburg, February |, 1851.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

TROCERIES
10 hhds Molasses.
20 bbls n. O. and Trinidad Molasses.
hhds Sugar
80 bbls do. white and brown.
15 I" sperm, whale and lard Oil.
25 boxes soap.
30 do. candles.
5000 lbs Bacon.
% bbls mess pork.
% do. Flour.
10 chests Imperial and Young /se8a
Hyson Teas. sss.I ess Es
Rice, starch, chocolate, Indi- AFEs;ssII. ;sII.
90, Madder, alum, &c. ----'-''=
Dried apples, peaches, white beans, Sc.
100 sacks of Salt.
so kegs white Lead; window glass and
putty.
100 kegs nails.
100 bbls, and half and or. bbls Mack
erel.
All persons visiting Easton, will find
it greatly to their advantage to call and
make their purchases of Miller Il Broth
er's large and we'll selected stock of
Goods. Sold wholesale and retail, at
Burke's old stand, by
MILLER & BROTHER.
Easton, April 24, 1851.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

general 10 IUGIE IuISt olOON OI
q ROC 8 & I 3S,
Coffee. tea, sugars, molasses. mackerel,
smoked ard picked meat, coarse and fine
salt, rice. etc.
CEDAR VARIETIES, Churns, Pals,
.,,nnden RnvlS half bushel measures, &C.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20

The Good WVs.-Her clothes are rather more
comedy than costly, and she makes PLAN cloth to be
velvet by her handsome wearing it. She is none
OF your dainty danes, who loves to appear in va
rlety of suits every day new, as if good gown like
stratagem In war, were - be used but once !; but
our good wife sets up I'll according to the keel Of
her husbands estate; and If of high parentage,
she doth not so remember what she was by birth,
that she forgets what she is by match.
Arcan@ tnlperir cher husbands secrets) she will
not divnlge Especially she is careful to conceal
her infrmties. II he be none of the wissst. she
SO orders 1t that he appears the public stage but
seldom and then he hath conned his part so well.
that he comes off with great applause. II his
forno tnformans be but bad, she provides him bet.
ter rns0s asststontes, gets him wise servants and
secretaries.
In her husbands absence she is wife and deputy
husband, which makes her double the files of her
diligence At his return he finds all things 90 well,
that he wonders to see himself at home when he
was abroad.
In her husbands sickness she feels more grief
IMAM she shows. Partly that she may not disheaten
Nun, and partly because she is not at leisure to
.eem so sorrowfu, that she may be the more ser.
my heaviest work of her servants she maketb
nsht oy orderly and seasonably enioinng II where
,set ner service is counted preferment, and he
.lISonlne better than her wages Her maids follow
.ne precedent OF their mistress live modes,Iv :,
nome one asked grave gen,lewoman bo,n no.
maids cane by so good husbands and wi ssIa ns
went abroad. Oh, said she, good husbands com.
nome to them. So much for this subject an
what is DIGESTIVE in this description shall be mn
phed by the pattern ensuing. Thomas Fuller.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20

TobaccO-One lot of Is hhds was sold at 10.
sugar and MOlasses-Sugar was in unusually good
request, with sales of 500 hhds full rates. say AZ &c for
fair Moasses fully 1850 bbls iou I'D purchasers at 2
241sc. mostly at the lowest price.
FIOur-The demand still better end prices higher
Sales nearly 1000 bb of which 200 ST. Louis at @ 80 1870
% 3D. go at % s7. 200 90 3d. $50 in many lots at
~ wv fancy at a. l60 in lots a l5 81 Extra at "a g.
| and 4S4 Extra at a price not made public.
Grain-Corn with scanty arrivals continued scarce and
only sales we heard Of 7 poor mixed at A.
and 100 sacks selected yellow said be $780, OF Oats ITO
sacks st. Louis taken 49, and 400 from the Levee at 34c p
bushel.
Pr0vtsions-Pork in very limited request at 4l4 SIX
sl5 10 for retail lots of Mess Bacon dull with sales of
" casks Cincinnati Sides Is tierces Hams
at l0 and ID or 20 casks Sides and Shoulder in retail lots
at loc for the former and for the latter The O
Kegs prime Lard sold Tuesday was at 9kc Decline
Western Cheeso-One lot Of l23 boxes brought 7<o,
Oils-Sass 100 bbls Lard Oil, in lots At 75c and Il bb
Linseed At the same.
Conoe-s,eady. and 1900 bags Rio solo, including 1900
old, in single bags at g. 200 S and $50 prime in lots
| at $40 y ID.
Whisky-sales 80 50 bbs in various parcels, at &C.,
Fre1ghts-No new engagement reported Cotton I'd to
Liverpool.
Exchanges-The rates continue steady:
Siahcs .6&eb.25
New York sixty day Bills .lx62H y Ct disc
Sight Checks ON NewYork .......... par0h Ct diso
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Il. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged By the true men of America to
for the cure Of pain and the removal
Of ITS cause IN the World.
the warning given of the presence of disease.
@ s To-
ana 70 give vitality and healthy action Die
This we accomplish By 10 ward on the attacks
hadway's Ready Relief,
W Prepared expressly 9r the instant relief
snSs
SS ~ physicians in every place " the
Neuralgia, Tic Douloursux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have aye used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain
y
completely y cured them has stopped
'~AA' VI p''A" Rheumatism
II nS ssa %
Neuralgia.
Ia. Sass bs where Ia: been
VII strengthen the and rid the system entirely from
Paralysis
ou Of i % % Of hs
nerve and sillew in the system, WY '
Pains In tho Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
srenghening niuence it instantly the most
Jumping ToOth-ache.
VIII stop the most antaizng tooth ache in few seconds
nousands Of our citizens attest. Nervous pains OF
Rekei. ' ""'
Sick Headache.
~ Gases out Of 1000 it will free from pain in Is minutes and
ths sSn'nasd uss scSoIdne to directions will positively
RAILWAYS MEDICATED SOAP,
As beautifier OF the Skin. O
sqrpasse, every thing Of the kind in the world it removes
Ksdns. Pmpss, BlotGhss. Ppstulss,, Tettsr. Rah. It
lar Euptlon impaIu health the skin and beauty to the
complexion Asa Nusery and Toilet Soap it beyond the
reach nvalry and for shaving purposes II the best in
us One cake Of Railway Soap will last longer than three
OF the same size Of other Soap use therefore il
tne cheapest and best soap in the world. Price Is cents
cakes engraved wrappers, and the signature Of G.
Railway upon each wrapper.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT or
BEAUTY
is q be0mttfatl head of LuzuySont Hair,
Aadway's Circassian Balm.
The lady gentleman desires beautiful article To
oess ther ar are advised to make of Radways Cir
eassian pam II possesses advantages ali other
na tones and preparations First ceanses The scap from
oanaru gives tone and the and bubs nyig
3Iaes % heathy action the OF e which gives TO the
naH heathy root and forces the hair to grow il
Badness, stops the hair from falling out makes Il fine
SOFT and glossy keeps from turning gray or becom
ng d'scol0e truly luxury dress the ha win iii,
delicious preparation. " ' '''
EV soid by J. WRIGHT Il GO,
aplo sodawly en-. Hiotkkn RisoSs.
IL MagRxine 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20

Ez; President Tyler and Famt1y.-Ex-P resi.
dent Tyler and his belongings are described thus
Half way from Richmond ito where n our after
ton is attracted by mansion, standing about two
miles back from the James. 1t is Sherwood
Forest the residence of president Tyler Here
upon this beautiful estate, surrounded by every
thing that is comfortable, elegant and tasteful, MI
Tyler lives happy, domestic, dignifed life. His
wife Qate Miss Julia Gardner) is lady of rare
accomplishments and beauty. They have three Of
the happest, heartiest children we have ever seen
The ex-President is unchanged in his appearance.
In him Old Time is deprived of his rightful dues,
Tor ne has failed to write additional wrinkle upon
Mr.. Tyler's brow"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20

From st. Pstersburg.-Letters from Russia
give faint indications nothing more ever leaks out
there) of an attempted instruction early in Octo-
Der, on the part of some Of the officers Of the EN-
perors troops, who attempted to bring the rank
and file into their schemes, and failed in the at
tempt. 1t will Of course cost all such plotters the
penalty of Punishment to Siberia The news
come to us via Hamburg. We doubt if it is ever
published in Russia, where publication of the
truth would prove quite as hazardous to an editor
the penalties OF rebellion to an officer engaged
IN the work OF treason. Despots are not only very
cruel but very cowardly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20

Health Of Cnies.-We gather the following par.
ticulars OF mortality in Cities for the week ending
November 81
There were l56 deaths in Phiadelphia-of con-
sumption 20, dysentery IA, smallpox g.
There were 76 deaths in Boston-ll died of con-
sumption,
There were 3l3 deaths in New York-died Of
consumption 81; commissions Al; dysentery 10;
scarlet fever 10.
In Vicksburg there were three deaths.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20

Railroads IN Great Britain and tho United
States.-On the LIST of January, 1850, the United
States had nearly as many miles of railroad in CD.
Grafton as all Europe. The total number of miles
was IS $751; of which the United States had TO-
pdo-9. The c'st of the whole was f447, 1856 OOO
49, eat Britain had 1000 miles, which cost f25O,.
ooOoOO; the German States, 5342, which cost
Fog 70 Oo0; the United States, O,2S9, at a cost
10 each million of people in Great Britain the
length of railway is $50 miles; in the United
States it is 42S miles.
The average cost of each mile in Great Britain
for construction and stock is EDS, ZOO in France,
t26ooO; in the United States only f650O.
The total amount spent in railroads in Great
100000.
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From the New York Herald,l
DERILOUS NEGLECT-To NEGLECT

orders Of the stomach and the vscera connected with it.
indeed perious Tn the first indication Of weak diges
ton, we would recommend resort to II TCHiNGS
Alternative and tonic acts the gastric juice
the strength Of that important solvent and thus enabling
Of 'enous blood The root Of nnetenths OF the diseases
fed that this great stomachc, whon chance. medley
but the result o. profound study and proaued experiment.
il the specific the and0te, which and coun-
teracts all The symptoms oil indigestion in variety
forms.
Circular containing the certificates Of remarkable cures
and the high esmaon In which this Medicine held by lbs
public pres. can be had Of the agents. free.
~ Proc, Fury CENTs per bottle
Principal office, lA Fulton street, N. Y. For sale BY
nl6 81 ]. WRIGHT Il CO. Isl Chaytres ct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20

Land warrants are in small supply at NewYork,
but dull. The approach of the session of Congress
when the new warrants will be made assignabe,
has checked the purchase of the old ones. The
new warrants are selling to some extent at $50 for
100 acres
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20

The Syracuse Slave Riot Trials.--Judge Conk-
lin opened the term of the United States District
Court at Buffalo, on the llth inst, and proceeded
to swear the witnesses against the Syracuse slave
rioters. The examination will be conducted by
the Hon. j. Lawrence, District ATTORNEY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20
NEW ORLEANS Markets,
CRESCENT OFFICE,
ThurDday Morning. Novemhev an

H"ur'uu5 E0ofuIuks NUveinUer I65I.
C0tt0n-Y eserday was active day in the Cotton
Market the sales reaching bales Prices are irregular
and said to be somewhat eaer for purchasers The adyces
by the Liverpool steamer Africa, which will be found in
another column received the day to produce
any effect
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20

The Bigbee (Ala) river, on last Saturday, had
risen as much as six feet at Gainesville.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20
List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cv..r.a

the First municipality designated in the in.
aoe by m the Noa commence at the Railroad run
Ia me second @ the Nos commences above the
ing No. being Fatboat Landing the (m3 the r,
lovn hsno
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE ago 81 30" N.-I.o.o,Trn, oooW -,r ..
mi, CRKscRNr OyvIcR, I
ThuFsday Morning. November O' 1851, /
Cleared Ysstsrday.

| Inufday Mosnne. November 20. 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
ssDD EE ss Ri @S dd.spoo soo
ssaiR 2 Fee. 5iinSssm Boston. "%ai al. Sc
$s:. ss:ss Havana. ~h' S!:;
scIi VIZ th:s a. Love- ss;s k, w. fo0m''d'n
McConochis & Doupell
snip Hc:s Glover. Ticker. IL days from NswYork il.
Ship 6Isscs Crosby 81 day. from B,sm.n in ballast. to
Ship vandas, Smith. 10 days from New fork, to b.
ssSp A A1nS Rs:Som day. from Boston,
ship Falcon Paten, 50 days from Bremerhaven.
Ship Dians Conson. from Baltimore. and 10 days from the
Ship sd Ensana 1 10 Fl da,, rom Bo.o, h,,
Ship SABINE Haley: IL day. from Portsmouth, H. to mas
shis r.! Walsh 10 day. from Boston, TO- m...s.sd N.Y.
70 NO q baagots days from Havana in
Bark RcDs Ws.h KelooF. il day. from Philadelphia, to
Brig Cray. sshnsid.u. from H.v.n. to 10. Mitchell
Bh. Henry M.:h.l West day. from Havana. in ballast
chr Two Friends. Butler 10 day. from San Ju.o d. Mica,
Mex 81; ta.ndo Pess. ia day. from L.sun.. to Fer
SS;s d ncsP'Gs 70 g..
Lasuns. to Fssnandsa-i.t my n.y. ''" o."p'''n''
sTRAMDOATs.
Atlantic, b0dngt0n from st Louis
Caddo. Dmitry, from Donaldsonvle
Doves Box, from Louisville.
kSSsds; jshn:o%: iio% Washington Landing
Pearl, BOrdman, from Cincinnati
saxon. Smith. from Menphis.
Wilcox. -, from Cincinnati.
Towboat Belle. Miller from the Passes-wen down light
brought up ships Russell Glover and Oregon BRIG Henry
fowboat Persian Pinnegar from the Passes-towed down
and to sea on the 18th inst ship 10
sFmps xanda,1 add Arno. brig Adams Gray, schn Two
Towboat Olivia. Whitemore. from the Paes-towed down
nnd to sea on the 18th inst brgs Albeit Mechanic and
~ Soue-bro ught up ships Huron, Falcon and Diana,
I0wDoa C0nQuerUr Heatian, from the Passes-tOwed
and to sea the "a inst ships Tamarac and Chas Cha.
ionsf, Pig Palo Alto-brought up ships Old England
Towboat Ango-Amercan Steele from the Pas,es-towed
Gown and to the 18th inst ship Sandusky bark
Abbot l1ofd-brOught ships Essex and Habaneno M
.. bark Robt Walsh, schn Mathews and Joven Fer.
Spoken.
By the ship Huron, the l2th inst off the Hole in thu
Wall. ship Hamilton Capt Carries. from Boston. bound 70
Apalachicoa.
Passengers.
re- schr Two Friends. IRON San Juan de Nicansua-3a
Per ship Falcon. from Bremeshavsn-332 in stssraee
hef snip Oregon. from Bremen-278 In steerage.
Fer shlp Ud England from Boston- in steefaRe
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STEAMBOATS,.


=
- SsF s.a1s:1.s =: x "a 81. st.,
sos R. a. HIM. %.n.s. :ss vss% osf
hn%sa ms'ies, sns'as ". bull eaDs1 es me Lass
% R. o.: q :sGs:
asnys a the Lake Of tie O'clock l. css q ssd afss
~ The Mail Bag for Mobls will bsssaas. l..y, III.
'' isis y VIC 's'"' 4. GEDDEs. Aeon, 10 Bank p,.o.
~ h Cenai lAae stsa.e! MODlL6-Whss
c:p Pun
Pcs. built szplly for the Lake uads. with soo sccom
nd r. GfT Ci'i Z Sifsss ';
sccst and ths Raoed on arrival Il he
III VII s:ys !. 3: : ;ss
% freight r'csivsd at the Canal Warehouse 1t ali
D, Tns ~ I 8 % the boat y. d. w.hou,s
TIE way Letter Bag for The bos. S ofos at
-6S. = 0nachita, Black and He'd River Packet
fcr h.nsoubeIs. sim.post. Aichsfsisys and
ss us. s.:q III. : ..: :Sa
sSs s a1d r.. EAR e. zip. EyEkY
e ]. rev ssansi Arsssis. Rate Of sS, Ssoas I.
..s 4, SS5f E; f. s$S.is 9 ss:'si
~ u For He'd hiver-i1ee niar PacGee-THs
pew light dIausht seam. CATAKnlNs d,
M oo d k.d sn:r ssS D ga,., s %
thu hcDAY the afiv al of the J. NJ Relf and Vjcks
oog PACKET For freight contracts through. inter.
s d McDDSWELL. JR.. CO. Il Peydr.. q.
~ = F0rAlabama RiveP-The NeWUPIee1e.
Mon.xone.y aud Ws.umpEe packet ssamsss
ALABAMA, p. Robefts, Jr., master, will
n:9 regular ps 90 OF about the 1 of Novembes
~
oama entirely new and elegantly fnished, and built
expressly Tor the Her peculiar adaptation and the opx
experiences Of Capt Roberts. give every ship
pefs and passengen OF punctuay, accommodation and
designed tor them, large wasehOuse Shell Road ie
Of Inc lanai, on application 10
a u MCDOWELL, Jr.. u co. u Poydrss ct.
H. = Regular New Orleans and 81. Loui,
ke56sffzI paeket-For OF. Loum. Cairo. HEX man ard
senses steamer PhlDE Or The WEST, A. Badger,
master Is now in port receving freight roy
afas street, and VII leave Tor The above and ali intermediate
landings on THURSDAY the Sh inst, at O'Clock ?.
pWii sppy Oss1S &c 70
N: B-Tbe Pnde of the West viii take freixh, Tor an the
landings on the Mississippi nvsr. NO
H.< = He'd He'd hiVer, Alexandra and ali
L&1S$E intermediate landings - The new and yeiy
-. M. Lghi Sisnehes) drau hit steamer AZURE.
Mcosii iaa.ter VIII rua from the mouth OF Red River
above, In connection with the fine Jeerson For
y :" Da o aDSHW Jr.. 4 CO. IL poydrs. st.
NJ n For YonaIdsonviiie ana All in1ormc.
diate Landing The regular packet steamer
.l. n. CADDO. John Dimuy. master. having been
aCNDA9 and a y
ketuining leaves Donsidsonvile every tuesday and
Friday. a. O'Clock \. The Caddo takes lreght and
passage apply on bo.sd. 0sto "a
o.. !. sSa$ sSs E Sk'ss!sssSlos. Agent.
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Tho Gypsy Girl,

ATELf arrived om Europe aud being Daughter
~ the Gypsy Family begs leave inform gentle.
men Neworans that she designs staying city,
anu all those wishing her will
on street. No s. between
where she VIII be happy to inform them Of the
Future Ladies and gentlemen wishing
mat tne likewise their future will do well by
Tuesday, the 18th Hours so u and fom 10 ocock
CENTS MA
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IME-20O0 bbls. Rockland and Thomsston
IL GOO do. for su gar. making. for saIe Nv
MIA JOHN HAYMAN & ca. a M.,.,,.n

SHELVING-A lot Of very superior Sbelv;ng
Apply to W. KENYON :" 'se'
nlh Virginia Warehouss 49,.
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NEW GOODs-P. wi. WOODLIEr. Ne. re-

'. OOUnA0f NG 10
!eooved DEE se3an.1u Wim-
I'm C1ys and ~ ~ .naline
. FANCY AND 9TAh6
Insospaas5o = d - aulsf kSoss14T
esoas patron, q "a Iedsesd
part OF N lolhoum1s -:
Rich plaid Raw fps
kng66A, Rsunah ~ AnsIi-
can CAlicoo1;
A 0oDp1afD 0osontnnqDt a
ngsh, 0arnnan anA uuach
Hs1iasy 1
l6apesipS while - ssl'd 6ilk
i Hoe - 814 Henes
GLOVES AND MlTT9.
Buck. ChAmois, KID, Canh-
msgs, Silk, Fifoaslii and n.
let, Of every delcEiptloo
| LACE 00M
a Ing eaeaent e3os4V
tsncc -. hegnns
n III ~ TsSG1.al saoses
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ot1lffING.


axfx GMA 4 AID hAvAHA
,Gaartestes HaDana, wa sasaanaI and
E VI q. e 70 HAvASA. leaving Havana
ton for Havana oa the LIST and iah.
Havana to Charleston OF savannah. ~
Havana to hey Wes.... 80
FOL H. 's.' G. E seiRsbps': AaPp Ghs,.,o0
=. J: HART co. ~ Tsnoupi,euls. st. N. Orleans.
GY Passenger. leaving Havana By III. nip can rs.ch
sai.i%ose On me kt Dor taxing the Land Route
5tesnsfp to those porta. 40 Jaw
AA Fur LlVkkPOOLCThss superior Al new and
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a' sss apply E. AIN ToolE vs. Ran. p,..
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MASTER viii leave above. For frslsht Or passage.
nls or to LEVI H. GALE. = ''A> ''-'
AS Dss ssasGns 1 he capacity e
nj .. J. HART co. 10 Tohouo,,ou,n. 81.
III IN ~ III "A
FOR NEW YORK-STANTON'S LINE
- NswYork and New Orleans Packsts-To sail EVERY
WEN during the ssason.-fhs following ship. coDo.s
shp e.. CHAhLHs."....."C. hilissd, master.
SNIP SNIP h Hn no..................C. F. Griffith.
Ship TLIIToN;; .".............f lnssisoli :.
Snip Snip 5Sas q n f Gs1:s
TSs n,p sar ST .,s :. a., s,%I0n.
water They viii always Be lowed up and down the fisss
and vii sail promptly advertised.
The cabins OF these shps handsomely Furnished AZ.
peins commanded by captains Of the trade
no s.sIson. will Dc spared BY them to hpps
passenger.
wharf, or to W. STANTON 4 III 49,
SONG M4ga1ns and Lafayette streets, NewOrlsans