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hISSOLUTION.-The COpartnership hereto
~ fore sting between the subscribers the firm
Of BOS1WlCK STAPLETON, dissolved by mutual
cCDeent. Oh the LIST inst EDWARD STAPLETON is alone
authorized to use the Of the firm in liquidation aud
settle the debts Of the firm. OLIVER n. BOSTWfCK,
EDWARD STAPLETON,
NewYOIk, Oct. IL, 1852 CEPIIAS II. NORTON.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP formed this day by ED
WARD SrAPLETON and CEPHAS II. NORTON:
FiIftThe firm under which said partnership is to
lie conducted is EDWARD STAPLETON.
SecondThe general nature Of the business TO be trans
acted the manufacturing and dealing in Hats Caps Straw
Goods, &c.
Thrd-The Of the general partner interested therein
is EDWARD STAPLETON, who resides in the city Of
New and the Of the special partner CEPHAS
New-YoIk.
Fourt-The amount Of capital which said special partner
has the stock Twentyh thousand
Dollars in cash.
Fih-Tbe said partnership 10 commence this twelfth
dhy OF October 1852 and terminate the let day Of Jan
nary 1886 EDWARD STAPLETON,
N.w-York Oct r. 1852. CEPiAS II. NORTON.
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a 81 MrKwIy. Auctioaesr.
RI BANGS, BROTHER n CO.-Trade

- St.'t fccfns. No u fnrE-roW.
NEDNksDA1 Oct -, and following days
ORt.T SALE or ENGLISH HooXs-BciaE TIE stock OF
Bartlett; Wexford embEac.nga VARIETY OF the
beet tooEs IL ell pG-ttrts Of literature. Catalogues -Ee
now ready.
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DrArMONT's PATENT STARCH

Is rnIIsU. FRENCH LIQUID BIZ M SYN IVHI
- ,tt'NCti fRASINE SOAP-for sale by j. 1. JOttN-
snN Co. Nos. IS Cortiaud't ara 81 SowSS a. -,
go, can i bought at other place IA NewtotN a. W
xru,iYe proprietors OF Que ana patehtees o, tlo
che, Tie Starch Polish stamped on every CAKE p pesn
@ g. snnlc ot j. r. JohnsOns signature sn the LABEL
o wr,ppsr Meme other genuine As there are imlta
.u nystepSing 10 do the work Of slows, and some
49,. .cl6 ftr ms purchasers should that John "
s,nws Creucsl Erssivo soap" Is stamped on every
lar None other genuine.
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= VAN STEENWYK, STATE COM

" .nISsIONFR of EMIGRATION for WlSCoSslS
-Cfee No no Cirecnwieh-st- New,i OK opea it4'a
o'eloek A. NJ TIL o'clock 2. 81 Pamphlets ana 10
nr,,,on from riahe md authf ME sourocs VII ~ ssen
eh9,ruv ana free Of txptnse al persons who mem %
settle IN the state Of Wisconsin one 81 INC u .
OF Tie rieh Ind beautiful Valley OF the M.'lssiPf-
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CAMDEN and ANNOY RAILROAD for

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for
~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No; Sorth RIVER foot
lines daily Morning Line leaves at An; Afternoon Ex-
Press Line 1t M; through Philadelphia IN ~ hous-
fare let class cars e. "a class line, by PM, only 81
Returning leave Philadelphia from foot Of Waluutst al
A ". and 2 PM EnIisTant Line by steamboat TRANS
PORT fcm Pier No. !, PM Fare 81 50.
CENTRAL RAILROAD co. of NEW
~ JERSEY-ThTous h from New York to Es-ton Pa, ia
-Four Hour commencing August Leave Pier No North
River per steamer RED JACKET for Esrton and inter.
m. Gists place. al AM u ~ aud 80 NJ and for So
meryie Pm. Returning leave Phil Psbury Opposite
Fastou) al and 1919 AN. aud 3iJ Pm.
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MRS. L. n. FOWLER. Nd. viii consul
ceaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro-
OF he cogny II S-- ye. ste !. h--ay sB
pe.ors havins Ga sanst ANDREW MCLEAN a. o the CITY
a. Ncrk nsn, tGrer. deeased o. peeent the sae, ~h
vouchers h~rro The rhsc her the oce Of JoAa NcsA
the New fcrk. bere the
.h ay % February pesDst-d N-w fogt the 18Th dy 81 Aa
susi 1888. MARY MCLEAN. AdBan.strstrs
aul9 lawtuTh
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ENGIIsH PATENTS under the NEW

II IAW-The suhecriber Is prepared 70 procure
Provisional Protection and to cure Letter. a'ehl
dr he w.of Great Britain The fces having been greasy
rs6uced, protection - now brought H I'm ;sn.ton =.
Auerichn Inventors Parties obtain iull hiofnAon
to costs %e7 'y ''''i' j. p. PRISON, No. wAllst
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DEMITT ANCES.-PA ES.-BOW-
IL MAN, GRINNELL 4 co. No. So Southet, New
Ork sole snd only authorized Agents for the SWALLOW
TAIL LINES or PACKET SHIPS.
LvERtoo Packers sail 9th LosDoS PACKETS sail every
and 2lst Of every month. elternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
con STITUTION SIR r. PEEL,
NV WORLD CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
QUEEN OF The WEST, IlNDEfENDENCE, -
CONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
AIPFRl GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBURION, 1OKhTOW NJ,
NFW SHIP PATRICK HENRY
Per,cus wishing 20 send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
hin er them ou By any the magnificent ships
infofired that Messrs BOWMAN, GRINNELL co. are
the only Agents for the above SHIPS IN thiscity.
They also Issue Drafts from 81 upward, which are
rtyabe al sisht IN euy through Ireland and Great
Britain BOWMAN, GRlNNELL CO.
No q South-st y. Y, and Regents Road Liverpool.
Liyepoo Packets leave New Or 9Th and 2lst Of each
month. - MI -,
Loucon Packets leave York every alternate Thursday
For passage apply as above.
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C. at CIAWBUCK'S No.
S8 CIsnG-st condo door east Of EsseX-s
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE.-The
attention OF families about purchasing is respectfully invited
to the large aud beautiful assortment of Beds Mattresses
purchase low cssh prics and will be sold such prices
make 1t sn induceent for all call and examine
above stock previous making their purchases Goods sent
any part Of The city Brooklyn and Wllsnsburgh free
carriage Old Beds and Mattresses renovated and made
w. CRAWBUCK, No. $50 Grani.st.
I'd door eas of Esse1-st
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mo ana IADIES-Onr Fsll Srle Ladies'
Professional Noliles.

ALDEN j. HALE, Counsellor, Notary,
n Commissioner for New-YOrk and the States, NO %
all-st.
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ITO UNHAPPY WIVES and HUSBANDS

L The underlined, having had great e1yeIlence "a
ocr ess, hereby tenGer kis services 10 s1ch
o,,iIc 10 .ey.d from bonds Of Hl@trnoy And % D
~ nm, tiv af,srdtd TO- Apply 10 NJ. VAN hO'EN,
BLR(II touif,llorat.Lar No 81 BroonIe-st, second
e6Cr 4 en- tie BCweiy.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the BALANCE

4 inins of the PROCEEDS o. SALE Of the REAL
lA1E OF JostrH n. HORTON decreased late OF the City Of
Ns~lo a- msde and-r order
he c-lniy OF New Yol BY john Horton Aa.r,,or and
ff Mari Horor, AdmniaTH, OF al and nJs the rois,
IN and c-e he said ne1e proportion "a their ropsc-
dsb crdrr ls- The srrosates otce the Of
Yo the dsy November ne,, 10 ologk
neon that day-Dated th- day s.ps.mh~s
joins @. HORTON Admn.-ssstos
ol4 lswtwIh FANNY MARIA HORTON, AdAnn.stI sirit.
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HAIR, WHISPERS, MOUsTACHES, all

II yIocrcttiD six weeks. By IEng CRAHAMS on
CUNT; Il viii strengthen AID beauy the hair. and
IITCciy harmless the skin and viii stain tue csh
iIy way. Refer T. Lee, hotthayen, &c. 81 pc. bStte
ttI cry part Of TIE country Address, postpaid X u
CBAHAM No. lS4 AnL-sf.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANT-Only through Z ; Mail Line
for CALIFORNI zDd OREGON Wis Aspinwall and Pan
sma--The splendid new and doubleenElne u. ;. Mail
Steamship ILLINOIS $50 runs, III. j. Hartst"ue, U.
NJ Commander Will sail on WEDNESDAY, Oct ~, at
O'Clock p NJ precisely from pier - foot OF Wsrrenst,
North River The Peciic Mail Steamship Companys
nifcent steamer OREGON VIII be readiness Panama
20 receive the rois ,is and passengers and Imne
dsfey for Francisco No efforts viii be spared the
part Of the Companies send their passengers through
with expedition, comfort ard safety.
RATES or ysRE TO AsPtNwALL.
Ladies Saloon state
Lower Att ard Forward Saloon, d0................. 30
Second Cabin -
Steerrre .......... .......... ........... IS
Passengers will be landed 90 the railroad wharf Apin
wall free Transit OF tire Isthnus az the passengers
pense Persons securing through passage by the United
States Mall ST. from NewYork have preference of
mediation on board Of the Pacific Mail Steamers.
Rates OF fare from Panama to san fancscO the most
favorable terms. For freight passage apply 10
CHARLES a WHITNEY, at the Ofico Of the Co.'S,
No III Westst., corner of Warren, ". Z.
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THEODORE LENT, Auctioneer
METROPOLITAN SALES ROOM No 495

AI Broadway adjoining the Art union:-fRlDAY, Dc
tober 49, 1852 az ~ O'Clock, large and splendid collection
OF nch and fashionable Rosewood, Mahogany and Black
Walnut Furniture being the entire stock II sad store The
sele viii commence with large variety OF Furs
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W-JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, drect--U. ). MAIL
and EMPRESS LINES-Through in 1! honEs-Sew Jersey
Railroad VII jersey City, leaving New York at NJ foot
of Courtlandtst IA. NJ and 81 T. NJ Liberty ST. Leaves
Philadelphia at III and 4. 81 and 81 p NJ, from foot OF
Walnut reduced u So FOX rscass and - % for
'BAITIMoRE. WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ and 81 T. NJ Lines from NewYork
with through conductors.
NEW-HAVEN and NEW.LONDON RAIL
IN ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Ou aud
after WEDNESDAY, Aug. 49, 1882 Trains viii run ss fol-
lowsi -, nj.
Leave New Haven at 80 A. NJ, Accommodation Train
Toy New London stopping At all stations ii - A. NJ, Elk
press Train for Guford Connecticut RIVER Lyme and
New London connecting with the steamboat and raroid
lines for stonugton Providence and Newport $50 r NJ,
Accommodation Train for New London stopping az all s,a
tons :, - m.
for New Haven stopping all stations 1910 NJ Elk
press Train for Lyme, Connecticut River Ouiiord and
New.Haven -Pas myers leaving Newport Providence and
Sloniu gton in the morning arriving az New London,
nike hrs trun for New-York $50 T. NJ, Accommodation
Trim for New Haven stopping al all stations
The lbs A. NJ Express Ira leaves New Haven on the
arrival OF the A. NJ. Express Iraln nom New-f
The SIS Z. NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
on the arrival of the $50 NJ Express Train from New
York. =, ,.o.o
The Trains leaving New London ~ $50 A NJ. and 1910
A. NJ connect at New-Hayen with New York Trains at
9S5 A NJ ard LIS Y. NJ
take the Express Trains NewHaycn tor Hartford and
springfeld for New-York the same evening.
RICHARD n. DOWD, sup't
New Haven August II, 1861.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

Il ste of he comfy Of New Yofk hereby siven to III
havrs cSs ashs; CHARLES FIELDING late of
CITY - New York hnaker decea ed he
her the sub cher Couch Factory FIELD
ING BROTHERS. m sist the Sdav the City
York, lclo.e the 18th daY OF Mach
York. the ro-h Day Of septemtcr. 1854
~ lswerTh NARGAREr YIELDING, Admha.tratir
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
safe Il the % New Yos hereby sB
perscns hsvns claim against CHARLES VAN AULES late Il
ihe New fofk deceased the With vouchers
ise- TO he ebcrber " his resnce No 10 West s:i
New yors h~nr- the ls day Of FEBRUARY
Dat 4 New Yosk. the sSth s@y ~ Jaly, lisa
ivco lawfu III WILLIAM C AULEy Administrator
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAIL


~ ROAD.-FlIL ARRANGE NEsr.->ert-nber2 d. i2s2-
Tram. out Neiu leave the OF Csnal--,
ana BIoaa~ .y-AcconHnoss On sHu Speciastf and liz
A. n. ! snd = 2. NJ through 10 New-Haven.
AIS! A NJ snd 6; ? NJ, icI Port Chester.
The ii. A. NJ runs connection with tram from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with tram over the
Csnal Road. 49,
ExFssss TEAMS for New-H.ven, Hartford Springfield,
Boston Couu. River and Vermont Railroads % Os
densiurgh and Montreal.
AT A. NJ stopping Stamford and Bridgeport con.
Meeting with Houseionic and Nsngstucs Railroads at
Brdg.ror, and Csrsl Railroad at N-wHaven; and AZ y
NJ stopping stamford Norwsk and BRIDGEPORT con-
meeting with Housstonic and Ssugafuck Railroads AZ
Bridgeport. .
Trsirs into and Specialist
81 and sS5 A. NJ snd 40 Z. NJ, through from New
Haven.
AtS A. NJ and S+5 P NJ, from Port Chester
The sS5 A. NJ passengers from springfield and
Hartford ard Canal Railroads, az New Haven. The 30
P NJ receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield
ard the Northern Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Haven arrival Of trains
from Boston NJ II and $50 NJ stoprrg az Bridgeport,
Norwsik and stamford y leaving Boston a, A NJ and
SPIN
see large hill of advertisement AZ the station House and
uripcirs hotels GEO. w WHISTLER, Jr- Supt
New-Haver, September, 1882.
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DIANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATION

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATION
ID FRY STORE No. ~ MGideuGue-FRANClS 4
ICUTRFL : Il al goods their lane at low Pnces; Inske
10 att IA any sf,c Of Book required; rfut Cards GNU
law BE. Cbetls &c. Euveops Copying frvs~s Con-
usftors Time Books Writing Pa~Isvery cheap Note fs-
ys ard Fsucy Stationery Articles, Chessnen OSras fe-i
ios Wruus Desks Account Books 81 al 81 Mtai~st
Later Writer'S Gold Pens &C. Darts Tor ~ nst pub
lfh,d. FRANti> ~ Il NJ;
GOD OII.--Fsr Curriers' use. Five tuns now
- Iending, fr sale by COOK MANN, No % 0oid-st'
TJ,O STOVE DEALERS.--German Black
Lead in hhds, bbis. aud Kegs, for sale by
g. q. ROBERTSON, No. 49, Ws;erst
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CURTHER REDUCTION of FARE to

il BOSTON by FALL RIVER LlNE-The rate OF
fare 20 BOSTON by steamers EMPIRE STATE aud BAY
STATE hes been reduced 50 for Cabin aud 81 50 for
Dect TISDALE & BORDEN
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LIVE STOCK lNSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY, of New. Haven, Conn-bhANOh
OFFICE No. Is Wslst, n. Y. -
CAPITAL, S5O,O0O. -
This Conpnny iusures Stock, such as Horses S4
81. g. Gc tom death, occasoned either from natural
s on accident or disease ofay description wha soever
'''' " THOMAS kENDRlCk, President.
GEORGE L. REYNOLDS, Secretary
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FOR SHREWSBURY, OCEAN HOUSE,
- tLo5s bEsneh,) PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS
ppoSH' skoWS's DOCK. (M.d4.esewn,l and RID
nASh -Ihe new and sp.endhd stcaLabos; THOMAS
HUNT. Capt A H. HaSsrr,y. Will cave he New-aayen
Per, Peek-siIV, Ess. RIVER - follow.
fEoH SEwYoKK rrov SaREwSsuxY
ssI.ony, Osr l. - ~ NJ Friday, Oct. /. 10 A ".
Ssto1cAy' oct = y ~ " Moaczy, Oct 4 9 4. NJ
nresesy, Oet. , = A. NJ Tuesday. Oct. S I'm
Mecnesoa OeL ., y y N Mcdassi4y OF. .. 2. NJ
krldey, Oct g II 4. NJ frlaay o. 8 n y n
Saturday, Oct =, + ~ M9ae1y. Oct. II, 2PM
Tue sdny, Oct. ~. 4. ". Tlcseay, Oct nj lss = NJ
The stages .oE Scuan viii eoause:on VITA Sos,
StGgs 10 eoavoy pSEges 70 al parts 0f the country Al
ptors os5d t-GsHs se above Sosi account ..
the owre:F.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of jesse G

Smith surrogate ~ the Co-rsy Of King. hereby
sscoldns 60 h~. a. an pos- hvns claims ssunt fERpt
NAND GERS CiiWYLLE late ~ he CITY Of WiAenbafsh de-
tat hey required 10 exhibit the with the vohess
the 'ie nh eber, the Office OF the Of kxs
Comfy, Hail brookyn
a. 81 he, emil ~ n-st.-Dr-d. Juns ..
jsir laN6mTh' RICHARD TUERs Administrator
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nAITsFN,s REFINED GELATINE-Sct

only dc ioous article of food but a eIv.t1aa ie 90,
seairrt The discasts OF the Lungs MeinbINhes a. ns
,,l,e,s etc such Consumption btitteneeS ~ -, -
Wrstius n thc Limbs, etc. veTy pleasant % le
t'SSSe'nt 10 the general health. Each p"o Aase Is NJ
St. aud WILLIAM a. F. rAULSkN' No I'i 49,
N Y
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st. As follows;
EXPRESS TRAIN ate AN for Dmkirk, connecting with
fIst-cass steamboats, for Cleveland, Ssnusky Toso ard
Monroe and railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago
Mat TRAIN A. $50 A. NJ for all stations.
WAY TRAM At 3 PM, viz Permont, for Delaware.
NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN At PM, for Dunkrs, connect
ing with steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIcsANr TRAIs ate M. vi, Piennont.
CHAS MINOT, superintendent.
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EURTHER REDUCTION of FARE by

Il the STONINGTON LINE!
To BosToN-Cabin. -; Deck, 81 -
To PRcvipEScE-Csbin 81 IS; Deck, ~ IS
Daily 81 p NJ. from Pier No. , North River, by steam
ers {. VANDERBILT and COMMODORE. For further
Information apply at the office OF the Company, No 10 Bat
terY-place
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and ERIE, and ELMIRA aud

~ CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-Trains leave Pier
foot Of Duane-st. ss follows:
DAY FxPRsss-At6A NJ for Canandsisus, Rochester and
Niagara Falls arriving the shove named ps aces the same
evening Mail Trains leave at M, stopping night
at Elmra.
NIeHT ExPRgss--Leaves at M arriving at Csnsndsi-
qua at 20 morning in time TO take the II tram tor
Rochester, Buffalo and Nagsrs Falls
This the quickest cheapest and most comfortable route
TO Western New York and Canada West.
w g. LATHAM, Supt. C. and z. r. n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20
Treatise on the Hair.

every age country, whether civilized or rude n
hHe head oil Hair has been considered the dis,
distinguished OF The human frame, and as ns
dispensabiy necessary to personal beauty. Yet not
wiihsfandng it be essential and of such
various uses it requires like the produce OF the garden
much culture ard attention, and indeed to far greater
extent than is generally imagined II is popular error
that has led many TO treat the subject with in
difference, but in the observations which follow the i'm
port nee ofunremting att ntion in reference 'Na
ture's covering" will be clearly and fully established
Without this attention. diseases of the Hair will arise
which often found TO occasion thnness gradual al
ling of, and not unfreIuenty total badness! Feyers,
especially, are powerful nuxilaries IN removing he
hair, not to mention The influence which Precipitation
has by relaxing the roots and cansing gradual wasting
OF that which gives to the human such pc.
cnlar charms For these, however, adaptation # tho
RUSSIAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, the benefits OF
which in all such cases. viii be fully deIineated in the
course OF this Treatise This is the greatest discovery
ofthe age, i being lust imported from Russia and il
sold by Prof q I. GREEN, the celebrated Hair Cut.
ter under J. H. Knights Hat Store, 1853 Main Street.
worcester. jan6 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20
Goods Transported between worcester
and New York Low, and with E.
qaaIDespatch, as by any osherLine.

.~1~~ TIE Boats of this Line s~-zsm =.
49, will Ieaye Providence, v.t q
-ESS@Nsa from Fox Point, on MON Sssssss1=Ssis5e-s
- DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS d FRIDAYS,
and New York on tuesdays, THURSDAYS, d
SATURDAYS until further notice.
Freight taken for New York reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Propeers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semi-weekly Inland Line to Balu
more, at all times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods will be taken Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot, and for Baltimore at cents per foot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward.
ed from New York by any other ines If directed,
at current rates.
In accordance with the above, Propeller OsCEOLA
will leave Providence WEDNESDAY, October ISL at
PM
For further information apply to w. II. JOURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.;
Isaac Odell, Tier No Ii N. r. or W. p. Williams, IA
Broadwa, New York, or to
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.
sep27 dwlf Providence
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PRINCES, PRINCES !!

1 UST opened rich assortment Of
~ CLOAK AND DRESS PRINCES,
al OF which we pledge ourselves tosel at Loer Prices
nan any other House in this city, having had them i'm
ported expressly for our trade. Cali and examine
before buying elsewhere promise our customers
great bargains, and tvg of more than rs per cent
MYERS BAMBERGER a. ROsENBL ATT. & !
New England Fancy Store, 2lO Main st..
O19-U Wnrcesfer
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MINERAL TEETH
For MasticatiOn.

<ss.EssszseM THE subscriber gives his personal
AgSa6sss attention to the manufacture OF Miner
OLIYYsYYS al Teeth Of The best quality, from
- preparations which produce a life
like resemblance that, far as known gives entire
satisfaction and is not exceed The facilities of his
Establishment for the Manufacture of Mineral Teeth
the different methods of attaching them gold plates
by double asenngs, when subjected to great pressure
rendering them firm and reliable naSttcaion, the
ease and comfort with which they are worn after due
trial, the severe tests which they have subject
ed without failure their perfect authorizations and the
thorough manner in which the patchwork is executed,
enable the subscriber offer a guaranty agains 81
deteciue mechanism and in ali cases. to meet the rea-
sonable expectations of his patients-to combine the
4" Utle duloe, the useful with the agreeable .
ON HAND.-A supply of selected Tooth Brushes,
together with
MILLER'S ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRICE,
new article, not surpassed by any for cleansing
the teeth and correcting bad breath Also,
MILLER'S COMPOUND LOTION,
recent preparatiOn.for Canker Sore Throat, SpongS
Gums, sc
he efficiency OF the above preparations and the in
creasng demand for them, ced the Proprietor
TO enter into their manufacture largely than for
mery.
N BAH failures in the manufacture of Mineral
Teeth, mechanical defects in gold plate work. solder
ing, filling teeth, y c., by JAMES NEWTON, during
his connection with this office, will he repaired or the
work done anew, as the case may require, BY the sub
scribeI, without farther charge to the patient
S. 7. MILLER.
Office, l42 Main st. Residence, No / Harvard st.
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" Fkf few persons aware how large stock n
" TINS article is kept at the VARIETY STORE
Large cases and drawers always filled with All kinds
scotch Bingham, and The finest silk at four and five d
iaIs. uld Umbs' as taken in exchange for ne ~ And
DLoKen ones repaired with pronpness, neatness, and
cbespness, BY Mr. YOUNG at his Great Tariety Siors
NO, ~ Main Street. opposite Waldo Block
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WAsH1NGroN. Jan. l9

WASHINGTON, JAN 49,
FNArE.---The Chair presented two commu-
lons from the war department, the first of
N was In answer TO the inquiries as to the
per of persons employed in the department,
fhe second giving the statistics of national
Dry.
4. Fish, of N. Y, presented petition from
New York Colonization Society for the estab-
pent of line of steamers to the coast ofAfri-
4. stockton presented memorial, numerous
shed by inventors, praying for the compile
o. the patent office according 10 the original
j, read and referred. Mr. Stockton also pre-
- petition, complaining Of injustice done TO
Petitioners by the commissioners of the Next
ooard OF claims, and moved its reference to a
\ committee. A debate occurred on the
on' and the subject was finally postponed.
Gwlnn introduced bill to refund TO Cali
2 expenses incurred by her in suppressng
three times day. For sale by
Nj. Is, GREEN, and JAMES GREEN,
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