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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-10-23
Containing no Alcohol.


The best and strongest certified medicine in
the world for the cure of dyspepsia in all it'll
forms-such rs headache, heartburn, habitua-
costivcncss, acidity O. the stomach, loss Of appe
tite, asthma, piles, incipiont consumption, dcs
bility arising irom prOtracted feyers, fever and
laguc, exposure TO Eeat or cCld. old age-and
diseases arising from imperfect digestion, or
dcranged condition of the stomach. 1t is also
an excellent rclmedE, and not surpassed by any
medicine in USE for female. suffering from uter-
inc or nervous arrangement.
Among the numerous and highly respectable
certificates. we refer to the following:
Prof 4. A. Hayes, NJ. D. state Assayer.
Fitzhemry Homer, ESD. Boston.
James c. Dunn, ESQ. City Treasurer, Boston.
Hon. MYron Lawrence, Ex-Prest. Mass.
Senate
Hon. L. II. hrnod, formerly Gov. of Rhode
Island, now Member of Congress.
| Hon. VIM. Woodbridge, formerly Gov. of
Michigan, now U. s. Senator.
Hon J. 4. Morehead, formerlyGov. of Ken
tucky, now U. :. Senator.
Hon J. +. Simmons, U. 5. Senator from
Rhode Island
Hon. 5. 5. Phelps, U. $. Senator from Vt.
Hon. VIM Uuham, s' "
Hon. Solomon Foote, VI. C. from Vt.
Hon. H. ID. Foster. II. c. from Penn.
Hon. N. l.. Martin, Delegate in Congress
IRON WISCONSIN,.
Gen. A. c. Dodge, Delegate in Congress from
Iowa.
r. p Stowe, ESQ. Clerk in the House of Rep
rescntativcs.
c. c. Trowbridge, Esq. of Detroit, Mich.
Geo. w Jones, Esq. Surveyor General,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Joseph IIoxie, Esq. No. 76 Wall street, N. Y.
Many other individuals of the highest re-
spectablity can be referred to, who will con-
firm all that has been said in favor of this in
valuable medicine
Dr.. GEO. +. GREEN,
Proprietor, Windso, Vt.
REED, BATES & AUSTEN, Wholesale Drug
gsts, No. %, Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents.
Price II per bottle; six bottles for $j.
CAUTIoN.-Each bottle of thc Genuine Oxy-
geuatcd Bittcrs, viii have the outside wrapper,
printed in English, French, and Spanish, with
the signature Of Geo. Il. Green, Proprietor, upon
three sides, and in addition, a finely engraved
label upon the top Of the bottle, with the sigma
ture of Reed. Bates, g. Austin, who are the
sole General Agents, and to whom all orders
must be addressed.
For sale by
CHAs II. DENIsoN, Westerly, r. 1.
+. A. PALMER, StOnington, Ct,
And by Druggists generally throughout the
United states ana Canadas. 3mlS
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gzs- Thanksgiving in Rhode Island the 9th
of Nov ember.
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A LARGE lot of Cashmere Long and Square
II Shaws, also Bay state and Waterloo &c
&C., Long Shawls just received by
I261 IS. & u. SMITH.
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WIDE and narrow, Black and Colored Velvet
w Ribbons, Dress buttons, Dress trimmings,
and Fringes just received by
(26) = & ID. SMITH,
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NLOTlIS, Cassimercs and Vestings made
" up to order, in the best manner, and good
Is warrantcdby (26) s. & ID. SMITH.
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CHARCOAL Paste, for Purifying and Preserv
" ing the Teeth, for sale by
c. II. DENISON
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Book Binding.

WE are prepared to execute all orders in the
w above line, in the best n. York style and at
prices much less than the same quality of work
can be obtained for it Mt other places.
CHAMPLIN 81 BABCOCK.
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DR.. GEO. B. GREEN,

REED, BATES & AUSTEN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 2G, Merchants Row, Boston, Genera
Agents.
Price II per bottle; six bottles for So.
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Crossing the istIlimlIs.

MEssRs. EDITORS =
1 send you the following extract from a
letter written by my brother-in-law, S. r.
NJ, who went to California last summer,
and who, writing from Panama, thus de-
scribes the Isthmus and his experience in
crossing.
AS I have never seen in print so full a
description of the crossing of the Isthmus,
I thought perhaps you might deem it wor-
thy of an =" Echo" f. ID.
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pery were stolen from the State prison, Trenton. n
and no trace Of the thief the property has found
until few days ago, when the horse recognized
by an old acquaintance, who met him in wagon in
Fulton street. lie Immediately ncated the fact
and officers Snedeker and Appleton succeeded in
yeripg all the property They the track of the
thief
CHARGE OF INDEcENcv.-John s. Bishop was brought
up Saturday before Justice j B. King charged with
the above offence in the neghborhood Of the Femse Aca
DENY, and held in $500 bail TO answer
ATTEMPTED SuIcIpE-0n Saturday evening a respecta-
bly, atred lady deliberately jumped from the ferry boat
just entering the slip by the Atlantic dock She
saved by employed at the railroad depot
Of whom jumped in and she conveyed to her
sdence in Sacket street 1t is said that the lady who
consequence Of some domestic unhappness.
YoRK STREET METHODIST CHuRcH.-Divine service was
performed in this church. for the last time yesterday the
building being about to be pulled down and a one
erected the site at the Of S12 900 This is
the Oldest Methodist church in the city except the
in Sands street
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NEWS BY LEGRA APH
Thrilling Tragedy-A Chiid's Throat Cut by
a Maniac, sc.


fearful tragedy took place last evening in Roxbury
young man, representing himself a stranger from
Hope, Me-, called at the house Of DIR. A. G. Cumming
very respectable physician and requested medical ad
vice The doctor being out Mrs c. invited him to step
into the paror where he sat down, took off his cravat
and complained of pain in his side. At that moment
little daughter Of DR.. Cs running into the ROOM
when the man instantly drew a razor from his pocket
and cut the chds throat from ear to ear The mother
sprang forward and in her efforts to protect child
was herself badly cut in the hands She then fed from
the house with the servant girl pursued the
The neigh bors alarmed, and rushed to the spot
when the man cut his throat and fell dead in the
street The little girl who only child also died
instantly The mans name is supposed to be Ephraim
g. Daggett, and he doubtless insane.
fire broke out this morning in Albany street which
partially destroyed two large brick buildings occupied
by the New England Wire Railing Msnufactory and
Henry t. Holmes planning establishment Loss about
$4,000. The buildings owned by Josiah Quincy
Jun. number of remen injured by the breaking
Ct a ladder but none seriously
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United states Com,n,ss,oner,s Court.

JrNE 7-chdrg, Of Ceunt1t tuHg-John freis and
frederick Prank Germans, we're charged with making
ard passing counterfeit dimes aud half dimes Ten wit
ne,es were examined by Mr. Jas Rdgeway, on behalf Of
the United States and Identified the prisoners persons
who bad passed spurious money them. Some a the
counterf.its and large quantity of dies aud other APP
rarptus taken from the residences q the prisoners
Exhibited in court Mr. A A. Phillips cross-exam' ncd
the witnesses at considerable length but the Conmis
sioner deemed the evidence sufficient TO warran him In
coplnittpg the accused Sopmitted foF trial.
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Yours, resp cifMlly,
NEw YoRs, June : N. 1851.

EARIuQrAKr r GAsDAIourE Captain No lei.
Ian, Of the ship Sarah and LOUISE arrived here
brings in diligence Of an earthquake at Gaudaoupc.
CaItair. Mcclellan reports that h. was informed a.
-. J nomas by Mr.. Fisher the American Conssi AZ
To- hte a PCtre, that q very severe shock of m
Earthquake was felt M Guadaluupe on saturday
morning the 18th Of May. The shock was most
severely felt at the south side OF the sland where
considerable damagc was Oecasiontd by II. great
many houses we're thrown down, and the planta,
tons all ove- the island eceiycd mote or less injury
Captain Mcclellan did not learn that any pCIson
yas killed.--N q. Picasprs, June !.
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sR-Knowing that, however much the H-aid mar l-s
opposed 30 any party interest," always desires
rscy Of statement with regard to them. would hhr
set the public right With regard 70 the action o the Me-
tonsl Industrial Cor yress. nss sitting at Afbary
1t. utterly deny that the Congress backed By
abohuonsts, as charged by Mr.. J. l. Kingsley, In "a
turdsys H1alS IL IA composed n delegates from the
various reform and trade organizations throughout tho
country. aLa would bsve been gross libel their
consistency had they declined receiving becansa
God Almighty saw 90 to ealor him black
I'd Mr.. Nison, who Il member " tha wiyconson Le
gsature did not vote In favor Of but sgasnst the ad
mission ~ this colorcd delegate.
% II Mr. Kingsley did withdraw fea the reason se~ign-
ed be did % solitary sni alone; sr can him
that the Congress gards his action with the est pho-
sophie indin.r, nee.
A. had the honor to represent the saxss body tha
1ndustrsl Congress of this cfx the retlenan and
as yot' for the admission Of this stionabe de
their approval OF censure
Yours, respc cls~ly, n a CROLY.
Nrw YoRu, June n lS5i
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Movements OF Distinguished Individuals.

Archbishop Hughes will return home In the Ame3
ricsn steamer Ills secretary H. j. Tonnele of New Jer
ssy. Is among the passe ngcrs In the Pacific.
Doctor Newton Mercer. two ladies and servants Nev
Orleans james Atkinson, Virginia, Hon. jean Cotton
smith. Connecticut; John L. Gardner, ESQ, Bc-toss
Walter Shriven, y. y. Shriven Philadelphia. Cram
and lsdy. New jersey }. q. Wilson Zen Hastings;
Maj. l.. CsDdec aud tlady, New Haven; Colonel Shav
Maine among the arrivals at the Union Place hotel
Hon Mr. King. and lady Georgia. Or. J. q Archer,
i. j Perry and family, La J. Sears, Jr Miss; a. 4
Stuart. John BaL New ORLEANS; " Sibey. Prov X l.
Major Raincs, Y. = Army, X Ford, Baltimore, ~ X.
Carter, New Orleans II = Tylec Montreal; $ "a Ccch.
ran. Boston; , GrscRough, washipg glon, arrived at
the Irving House yesterday
Lieut. sslden, u. !. y o. Wilson Salem. Roy.
den. Richmond. A. l.. Brown Washington; were among
the arrivals yesterday at ths American hotel
Mr. cImptoD Secretary of the British Legation, hsx
returned % Washington.
George Thompson. the English aboli.onist will hoad a
farewell meeting in Boston on the 9th inst
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AAUSRMRUYus

RowERY THEATRE-BoxEs. Is CENTS; PIT, Ias.
nj, Isns orssssrs boxes % cents Doors
f9rmanes win commence with grand Indian three act
Edsy nsiin.s iss r.
sa ss P.%1s, 1
a E Rs
Girard. Mr.. stsvensi Laursss Miss wemys. '' "'0'A'
RURToN,s THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr-BoxEs
II f;Sy or
sai TO begin At x o'clock Benefit Of Ass J. HILL Mon
Y. Of aA'ST IT.
@ SSiasi; T%ssss
K, H hsS.s sGs .s'i fs
nels, Mr. Johnston; Mary Panels, Miss J. Hill.
M M s:a. sF,
Private BOZ open Il oarsaia rises sesss a
Fss
M Il h Tssn' Sor kS .sas rs siaSs.+
Mr Marsh: Alice Hawthorn Miss csoeksr Mrs wadJle
Charles 70 scnsluSs xsh the drama Il TAssASiELIo-
Miss croeker; Fenella. Miss Maiyna.
MECHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, AROVR
fur,ns Grand every night during the Tesk until
hiNsTRELs oomPrsng eficent and versatile .oorps
o ne p the
hhs ssn hsy been sssrsd with fave. x
cents D0oss open At h.fpa.s siI eight
s As GSnes M x Be given on Saturday
mencing at O'Clock. p. N.
EELLowS AINsTRELs AT FELLOWS. MUSICAL
l. Hail. No. 444 BroadwAy, between Howard and Grand
streets Open every night during the The celebrated
An efficient and versatile corps Of experienced
performer under the direction Of B. Follows
ssrts in this city for the last have been received win
he greatest favor BY the elite and fashion Of this
sropois Their concerts consist Of BurSslue italian ope
and instrumen Performance On Wednesday and sasui
Day afternoons grand concert for the
ladies and families commencing o'clock r H. Admis
sion. 70 cents Doors 81 O'Clock 70 commence
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. ITS CHATHAH SQUARE-GEO.
LEA, Sole Proprietor -Admission-Seats in Private
Boxes 90 cents Stage Seats oents Boxes cents Par
quet 2 ents-Elegant Saloon After
and Evening Entertainments in the
noon at clock and in the evening at o'clock The
varied and select and
At other place Of New York, consisting
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
performers being the largest and at the the
talented band in the United States troupe of Model
lists who selected fer their beauty
personAe number Of beautiful tabeaux taken from the
pictures Of ancient and modern times of Arab
Girls who through variety Of strength deg
word company Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequaed in the world
kgether with variety OF interesting perform
day
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The Capitol Enlargement.

WARRINGTON june 3, 1851
The President, yesterday, finally determined on the
plan for altering and extending the Capitol The one
adopted is said to have been furnshed by the late Mr.
Smms. young architect, who drowned in the Poo-
mac last fall 1t adds wings to each side north and
south.
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PUBLICATIONS n.

lusT PUBLIsBED--ANEwE EDITION or DIR. DE Ia
neys Pocket Formulary abridged-a popular treatise
the nature and certain those epor
able inhrties arising from elfsbuse 6c Price only I2o
anthes. 81 Lsnensgd srset.
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RHRFORD's co.'s CALIFORNIA EMPRESS
- Freshts tsken for less than
other express A respectfully inform tho public that
for vardins goods and letters California
are 20 adrraby made that prepared 10 guaranty
the delivery packages and letters Francisco IN
thirty three days Lees without delay the Isthmus
tie stesers which leave Panama the arrival q the
United states mail from New York Our charge freight
l. forty cents pound and guarantee for the faithful
delivery at San Francisco In the time stated will allow
fourth the freight 20 he paid delivery San Francis
the other three curths 10 be paid In New York Our
posts single letter 10 San Francisco only
which be prepaid not Postage - all the South Pa
ciac ports forty cent? pref aid. cee letters forvard
I'd by the English mail steamers the th of each month
from Par Passage on steamship Prcmetheus to ssl
June 18Th. .eoured ~ our ofce ~ the lowest rates
BEEfORD n co, Yesey street. Astor House.
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GEA BATHING-CAPE MAY. N. .J,-CoNGREss HALL
- y open on the reception Of vsers The proprictor
thankful of the liberal patronage heretofore received would
respectfully solicit those intending 20 Walt this popular
bathing place the present make his house their
home. His arrangements and accumulation he trusts
will be satisfactory 70 customers than which have
heretofore been provided the Island The subscriber
has taken pains TO good and attentive c1l0red
wants under the conviction that they best suited H. the
customs and wants Of majority Of the soourners At this
place. W. b. MILLER.
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Death of one OF the Parties In the Virginia
Shooting ARRAY.

BALrImoRE, June 8. 1851.
Mr. Saunders, who shot in the fracas with Mr.
Terry, of the Lynchburg Tugnian, died Wednesday.
Great excitement prevails in the neighborhood
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RARNUEs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets, Philadelphia Baruum Proprie
Cor; H. Sanford performanoes daily alter
and evening Admission cents children, half price
The fine comedy "A that Gs,er y not Cold, Cricket
AMI other attractive plays will be presented during the
week The saloons most gcrgeousy hted up With An
interesting collection of curoties including hne gallery
National Portraits and tho highly interesting experiment.
2nd convincing
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NTFITNL TEEWs
Before Chief Justice Oakley.


The United States sloop Of Jamestown, Capt, sw
Downing sed from Norfolk LIST inst, for Rio Janeirc
via Madeira
wnlism uarepurt, Gunner, has been ordered to the
United States ship Plymouth In place OF David Rankin
dismissed.
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departure OF the Frtgste SUsquehannnh.
NORFOLK, June 7, 1851.
The U. s. frigate Susquehannah Capt. Inman for the
West Indies, via Rio Janero, sailed to- day
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AHUDEMRHyDs

dREoADwAY rHEATRE,-E A. nnAKsHALI. SOLE
Ia Z q s:asy :sss s;ss
s'. e.: fs'a VI" Ts p.
,Sons.y Fss bon, Mr y, p ciaris Amsaophs Mr. Shaw;
nhoS Mr. rn Jph a.s h
Mr.. Abbott. @ Liza hls Th'rs's. To With fs.
~ Mr. John 50 cents; Private Boxes. S.
iPsn At 70 :. K
a:
Fraaas aad With III
ss Ind IT, Ss sna % ass %
1sndsy Ssns sSopsion. ws
nth o,s iisGI' aav saI. TO conclude
RRoUGHAXsLYcEUM. BROADWAY. NEARBRooME
s.rest-press Circle and Psrauet 80 cents Family
s. Doors orsn AZ to begin AZ ooioas. Ms1dsy SOd
o5 ca s sa Gs
snds Oliver sSraos Mr. H. B. Philips crabsrss, eIe ae
saekste a Brgassa% sRa Careless careless Mr.
sa sss sg Gsnds Mrs
Polka Nstionsie by Fletcher and M Maria Tsyisurs
1TALIAT AL. lopez OPERA AsToR s
~ GiovssNi a %% sSs
anf %sus s1 Dora
snsr os sSS9 sS a
atore sisnor Rosi Zerlins. ssnora Boo open
@ By be Ss 1psn
opera nights-honday, Tuesday Thursday, and Friday
ryRAND CONCERT OF MME E. WALLACE BOG
VI chele. at the Assembly Rooms Chinese Building
Tuesday ,ening. june 10TH 1851.
L. Grand Trio "Emsni" by Nine e. w. Bou-
,elelie, signor BaIIini and Mr. Philip Mayer.
sSs gentle E.IG ''ae'S ssns sy sIa Ssasms EW n,Se
; @ sSTr'SSs Ssiis Mi ssaor Bishop
L. Grand Duo ssmiraniae,a NM t. Bouchsie era
crasn Of piamonS By Mr. ruou
". Bouchcile. composed BY. W V. Wallace
. Brilsnt Duet for two pianos on themes from
LEelar, performed by W. schsrfenbers and
w. y wallace
O. Grand Aria, Anehio iisehiuso un Giorno"
"a Nabuoo, hy Madame z ". Bonehelle Verdi
Sea" and Graad Polka Do Concert per-
Termed by Wn. Vincent Wallace. -. w. v. Wallace
H. Duo, " DUAL mare anal terra" by Mme Bou- : .
cbec and Sgnor Baini.. ................... Verdi
~. German song. . Elm schultz bin ioh," By Mr.
as Irish MELODY Tis the last Rose cf sum "'0'~''
mer." by Madame pouchelle, accompanied
EnsiS Sy 1Sr;s upon isS R,ss harp Prv.s susan m
sung by Mrs. w0Od), Madame Z. W. Bou-
Tickets dollar each had stores hotels
and the door, the evening Of the concert Doors open
att, to commence at oslock.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEuM.-P. T. BARSUM
ID PROPRIETOR and ManagesA bill Of great merit Tor the
a YOUR FRsS5 ssS
sS SssR'tyTy Tg ftsG Pas1 Mr. M,dsw Asr
Hadaway. In the afternoon commencing At o'clock. tho
.lew comedy of THAT oDIoUS CAPTAIN CUTTER-old
gssn nsgeogrt. Mr. Beismy. To eoneuds with BOOTS AT
Parry Admission the entire Museum performance
q cents children nnder ten years. l2i cents front seats in
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CEA BATHING AT RoCKAwAY, L. 1.-THE PAvI-
~ lion Hotel now open for the reception Of yers Carr
leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn at o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock M for Jamas where will be in readiness
20 ysters 20 the house note left at the Howard
Hotel Brosdway and Maiden lane Ogden Smith,
81 Front street will meet with prompt attention.
June I'd, 1851 J. N. BRINTNALL.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, SEs.

TIE WORLDS FAIR-EDwARDs SANFORD Co,
European Express and Banking Agency. in nnection
with hessr, Adams Co sAmerican Ekpress-Those who
purpose to vst the World Fair will consult both their In
tervst and convenience by transaetng their ng and
ether business through our Liverpool and Londoa ofees
We draw bills o. exchange issue letters OF credit aud
cute sons o. every description. We also forward
packages parcels and merchandise by every steamer An
America register giving the addresses of
ricans in London, will be found At Office " Cornhill
Letters addressed to prnctuay forwarded aud
oowntrymen invited 70 avail themselves of the
free reading which well supplied with the latest
American newspapers. EDWARDS, SANFORD d CO, At
Adams x ns. IL and Is Wall street.
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CREGoRYs FAST CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACK.

GREGoRY'S FAST CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACK,
~ age and Parcel Express-Per steamers prometheus
and Empire City, Friday, June 18Th, uSoolock, r. NJ
Our neat Express will be forwarded BY the above
In charge OF experienced mcsengers Messrs Hsswe
and Osborn, sho will correct with prompt Isthmus
agent at Chsgres From the superior facilities
t Esrrsss ~e are enabled 70 forward goods from th.
city 70 San Francisco IN two less time than Is occupied
In Forwarding the United states mails Parcels received
until the morning Of the day the steamer leaves and letters
until half two o'clock T. NJ Packages (which must
IN all ses be made perfectly wser rroo must be left at
the oVce the day previous No Custom House charges
Passsge tickets furnished the above stesmer at the low
sst sstes THOMPSON HITCHCoCR
Managers and Agents, 1tQ Pearl street.
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A DAMS co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
"A Package and Parcel Express, per steamer Empire
CITY Friday, June B-1hrough with mail speed, and ~
greatly reduced ratesTe, 81 10 80 daysSpecisi Through
Messenger, Young L'on, from Boston ohcei Special
Freight Agent, Thomas r. Lcavitt from New York
sha despatch neat regular Express for Pans
and San Francisco Per eamer Empire City, Capt j. D.
Wilson, tor Chavrca direct, Frdsy. 18th inst, q.
o'clock NJ through - usual in charge otour Special
Messenger and Special Freight Agent In anticipation Of the
rniny season the lshmus and the dculty consequent
upon " in the mson goods have made such
will insure the speedy and certain despatch Of
Express Freight 20 Panama In time Tor by
mail for San Francisco Merchants
others sending TO California will bear In mind that
IL the only Extress possessing guaranteed facilities the
steamers ofthe e. s. Pacific Mail Steamship Company aud
that goods entrusted 70 20 through without
detention All freight foe the 18th instant must b. sent In
10 oce with the invoces befre the 18th. No
charge shippers for Custom House foes Consular cert
hcates Small parcels aud Dispatches viii be received until
20lock, NJ o. the day o. sailing No packags should
ceed 10 lbs weight ,nd everything must be asde mpory
Gus TO water, Or II will be Al owners risk
ADAMS a CO., 10 and II Wall street.
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A PsLEY HOUSE. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD
"A way and Tsenty eighth sreetThs establishment is
now for the reception of and transient
boarders The house delightfully."- located and repete with
all the modern improvements Entrance Twenty eighth
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COUNTRY BOARD AT THE NEW YORK BAY HOTEL.
" This hotel situated the side Of the
and half miles south o. Jersey City which for beauty OF
prospect has rival Here have fine bathing nae
hshins &c. and ready for boarders. The New York
Bas Cemetery Stages daily l0 2h and So o'clock
TO the hotel from Jersey City Ferry The propretors will
run stage any tme a. TO afford the bosrders an op
portunity to attend places of ment opera, &c.
ID.