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WOOD LOT.
Summer Arrangement.

TRAIN> leave Wr5~ar:,. -.i5hr.r
"r on arrival ~ -, Or -..l. e.. t.--.
fi>>'.ilI'>lc r,ral>--..,.-h lr-.',.- .-...--
wv ta,.> Will In, Y. AaI.r, ,l.' 'l.-..- --
''r NJ" l"rA VIA >;1nuti-la Har,,.rf. .-,-
IN, y" h'o'l'- llfshi az. y re. ..~,is5. e - 49,
ID a'''t -" l. LAND N,.w l.rh.--
Trans leave Bellows Fall tsr CH.l-,--... d..
Nn.>or:.t l1-i5 ! n and .5I5rN.ur,,.-a..-
81 The N"w l"rk and Boston Trains. f.-. '-
r,''.a'-c-r-af %.ni-rr with Trains r,- -...,-
Montreal EuriiH-,";-. Montpelier. We. Lr,-
l"hn>hurv. ~. ra---l,.l,- lv tn, r..r,-.. .-..
Bellows Fall with til. Trains of the +. An
for Rutland. Whitehall >.,r:l,, ~ and The W.
most direct a,i t,>ir...l r..Ji' ir,iu the WIu..
I" >'ri'"ga. leaving =. loin~lrrv ct We.
tr IN The morning and >r"i:ii.r2 hours at H..
Fa.iS. arriving al >ara',,-I atfFN
Al F1fchhurg Trains connect direct ~.
rams Tor Worcester. rrryid~iirr. &c..sl.l...-
Tor Lowell. Nashua. Lawrence. Ar.
>ta@e- connect at Charlcstown for Si--.f
Frrkin>rillc. South Reading. &c.
U0r',s'"rH, V. H.. Mrq l.. 1852.
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F arm for Sale,

'Iif homestead tir:n ~ III. late I.w>W Tia,-ar
L ot s. l"hi>hurv. J. offered ...r-,I.. !,
al i2o acrr- OF excellent land The huildip,,. .r.
g""i.";'t whoever wishes To purchase :, ,o,, ,ar,o
pr-antly located TiI hid Til, H. h the ,,, tb.,
VIII -dt il"Hi. it lex Of Fairbanks, yiII%.
'''.'' It ready 't-i market can be found Tor all tbt
t farmer can Si-n To- ell "-' mat
a literal credit given fora portion Of the purchss..
nn"Ley II desired. Inquire Of -, t"'''''>''
c. ra...,. El>>EI HALLETT.
~ -. ~ 7:It
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Scientific Evidence!

Baron LehiG in h> ccl'.Iratcd work on animal
chemistry. say: An artificial digestive fluid.
Analogous :" the Gastric Juice. NAV lee readily pre-
pared from the mucou> membrane of the stomach
Of the Tx. in which various articles offnoi. ~ meat
and eggs. will hr -"itonri changed. and iiec>. ted,
just IN the same manner ~ They would he III the
human stomach.
Call on the Agent. and get descriptive circular
gratis. giving 4 large amount of scientific evidence
similar I" the above, together with reports Of rr
mlrkahc cures from all l:rt- ,l Tie uitcd STATES
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To the Travelling Public.

HNliE umder>-l.! r.,rfiil'v int, rms lIis friend.
and the travelling public Gel eri'y that he has
purchased III" we'll known TAVERN STAND at
Danvillc Green. formerly occupied tx Horace Ev-
ans and more recently tx Charles Varr,ev: where
ne designs To- keep first rate House of Entertain
memt for man and beast He would also further
>:ly that he intends :" rslnir and thoroughly refit
the h"ll>e. 10 render il still more c,lnlnoIous
ami convenient Hotel than il now i. Tx strict at
ch'"ht" he wants "i irarccr>. and bv reasonable
charges. IN all ca~e>, be hopes I" merit and receive
the public patronage. JOSEPH PRESTON.
Danviile. April ~, ls52 7,Otf
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IN 0VNINF III :. OF
: NALNA

TEil> Compound established III universal IA
l vor " il .rr,i; and Hrkl.''v lodged merit i
U>Ep IN EVERY FAMILY.
and recommended hy all physicians This meii-
cine i ia-ci upon recipe procured IN China hv
Dr. C"llii, ih,. celebrated, oriental traveller Ii
wonderful properties t"r III ElFllNG the BLOOD.
and in all complaints nf bilious character are ev-
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FOR SALE.
ENHE entir" property of the NEW HAMP.
/ SHIRE IRON FACTORY COMPANY


III tranConla and vicuity, as follows:
4 hot air Blast Furnace. with coal houses tools
coal and ore "n hand, and the Ore Hill. \ cupola
Furnace and Fixtures. with pattern house patterns
flask, &c. \ stone Black>mtII> shop 90 feet long
with II FORCES and , trip-hammcrs. 4 large Forge
with tlue> and , hammers. \ lwo-storv Machine
and Wood Shop 65 feet long, with new machinery
otthe best quality and finish, consisting of Wood
ana Iron planners. Lathc> Of various kinds Drilling
Machines Press Punch, Circular Saws, &c.
y Saw Mill with Il Shnglc machine and Starch
Mill with two dry houses. \ first rate Gr~i Mil
having the modern Improvements. with = run of
burr stones and OF granite and House, Earn and
land adjoining.
A wecultivated Farm. having on i. larse Store.
~ dwelling houses. and convenient Tavern House
50 feet long. with Barns. Sheds, &c.
About 5000 acres of Land mostly .imhcrcd
Also. their whole stock "i Goods. consisting Of
Pig, Bar and Scrap Iron, Hollow Ware and Castings
of various kinds,
HE Work. are situated miles from the Whit
Mountains Railroad. the Ammonoosuc having :,
first rate wafer power and machinery 81 the late,
construction. The vein oi i ofthc richest Vuali-
". and for castings ana bar iron i un>uria>-ci.
The above will lie -oll together or in lot L. sui,
purchasers. reasonable terms For further par
tirular>. apply to ELISHA MACK Salem. OF To
THOMAS SPUONER. Agent.
A. the Works.
August 90. 1s,2 7->wl2
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PART III...MARRIAGE,

\ gathering Of fond friends
Brief. solemn words, and PRAYER
\ trembling 10 the fingers ends,
As Land in hand. they swear
Sweet cake. sweet wine, sweet kis.es
And 81 .he decd Is done;
Now for lfe's waves and blisses.
The welded two IRE one.
And down The shining stream,
They launch their buovant >kiir,
hless'd, if they may hui trust hopes dream,
Blu: ali, Truth cchpe--.Ir."
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Wilson, Fairbank & Co.,
Nos, Is and Is Hanover Street, Boston.

VI. and tlc principal g.yi>t> ia the citv and
country generally 7s3n6
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From the Musical World
T IDI1I IIIt NUSICHI " OTIII.
A BRIEF HISTORY,
IN THREE PARTS, WITH A SEQUEL.
PART l...LOVE

fARI I...ION f..
y Clance-a thought-a blow
1t >tin.> him to the core.
4 que,tion-wil it lay him low?
Or will time heal it Ger?
He kindles ut the name
He sits and thinks apart;
Time blows and blows it TO flame.
Burning within his heart
He loves it though il burns,
And nurses it with care
He feels the blis>ful pain by turns
With hope, and with despair
PART ll...COURTSHIP.
SonEetS and SerenadeS,
Signs, chances, tears. and vows,
Gifts, tokens. souvenirs. parades,
And courtesicS and bows.
a purpose and PRAYER;
The stars are in the sky
He wonders how cen hope should dare
To let him aim 50 high.
Still hope allures and fntters.
And doubt Just makes him bold;
And 50, with passion all in tatters,
The trembling tale is told.
Apologies and bushes.
Soft looks, avertei ewes
Each heart into the other PUSHES,
Each yields, and wins prize
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,

\ LATHAM x Co..arc agents for Page Pa
-. - tent Circular Saw Nill>. for Vermont and
N'* fiau:! -i'-c
"a -, istG 60
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Look Out for the Engine
When the Bell Rings.
PETER p. LONERGAN,

RESPECTFULLY informs the G,q--r O. ,
Ia 'I"inl>hury and it> vicinity. that he .a,
menced hi> business of Boot Making H. VI Il ~.
building opposite the Pa>>Uml>ic Hr.-r. v'.-
VIII manufacture >ewel ami Ic-ec3 be- ]. ,..-
est and most fashionable >tyle
l. r l. has had lrlg experience = NJ
J"urneyman IN some ofrhc 'arec,; ,i',, % I.-'
and this country. andis the only I,rr-,..;- :, --
bury who can adapt the Boot L. ,r., -. -,--.-'
thar he willn"t run it down "n -. o.. .-...'
| hl> combined with his ackuruI, -r -. CO.,.
tlnc-the ncatne>S of his w,rhi.a,.- .,. -... ~
rabiitv al ill> materials. he hog, u. -,..rtt b.
share Of the public patrolia.-
He Al" ho"T- "n hand q -..l r~-. --,,rr' q 90
latest style al Ladies Mis- .r d.. .-'.- ''a''7
and great variety OF lilf,.a.. iN"i Pr
leather and hid shoes. t"ce,t,- a.,.. ..'. - Z
ment Of RuhhcrS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
MONC NENTS, Grave Stones.
Hearths, Counter, Table, and
WASH STAND TOPS.
Grave Stones & Monuments

Mud all other articles manufactured of Narllr:-
Nft Stone, SoY Non, and FIRE. .>one They hay
constantly on hand
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
TIE ST BS( RIBERS

AlL for ale At lowest cash prices, large guam
tific> of
Rock. Turks Island and Caliz Salt:
East Boston salt in ," lb< bag for butter:
Several hundred barrels prime flour ground
from lex wheat:
Ground Plaster hv ca-k or ION:
." chests Green and Black teas:
All kinds ot Sugars:
Mola>>e> by the HID. rerylo,r:
4 general assortment ofall kinds and sizes of
Iron:
Bolts and washers:
Wagon springs and axeltrees:
AnTils, wrought and cut Nails:
Si'erln. Lin>eed and Whale Oils;
hIie lead.-Pnrk. Lard tobacco. fish:
NJ" Soap. Spices, Eai>im>. fig:
God and Pollock fish Mackercl:
lh"InaSton and Burlington Lime:
Hydraulic Cement for ci>terlls:
Lead Pipe, sole Leather;
Coffee and >aeratu-
Almost lii other goods n>na,lv kept IN Whole
SAFE '" l. 'r"o'i> Store. All which have been hor-h,
II The lowest market prices and will L.. sold At.
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Yearllng Steer.

4 ltAEl.lNG STEER came into nv e,cI,.r,o
= on the 9TH tav of September las. and the o,,n
rr l. requested 70 prove property. rav rar~ce an5
e I, away ~ e. NJ SEVERANCE
- - ''''l'iI-'NIN WV. :. IND2. It,Iu0&
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Inflammation of the Lungs,

Splitting ii Blood bronchitis. and every disease IF
tc vital "r-al~ tii- gr, RENE Y i without par
allc For COCGII> CRoTP. WHuoPING-
CoI'GH ana all Diseases OF th, Threat il i sure
and prompt cure. ltp'>>e>>c> The remarkable pow
er OF pi>~"lrmg. lor~enims and Removing down.
ward, all phlegn tina, NAV o>truct the throat ana
i>without question: natures most potent remedy fcl
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l Double Carding Machine,
Executors Sale.

w ILL be sold at Public Auction. on Monday,
w Nov. -. on the premises. all the real estate
belonging 10 the estate Of David knston late OF
Concord.
Also a quantity Of IL MBER and other person
al property. Terms made known ut the time o.; sale
797w3* CIiAUNCY HILL Executor
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in AL IL various branches in >'vlr vfl,,l,,> >,r
I've surpassed NJ prices tLrnH,ompshion. an. with
in the t.,D 800
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ST. JOHNSBURY
MARBLE WORKS,
MARBLE WORK

AIIIE -,.n<rrlhcrs have fitted up a how MARBLE
~ SHOP opposite ii" Passenger brI"' 81 Johns
Jury. Vt. and arc now prcnlrcl ~ lMrMi>h
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Dyspeptic Remedy,

and for irritation of the nerves. l"wne>> of Spirits
or headache l. sire curr.
The interesting history of the Ginseng. &c is 10
be had III pamphlets GRATIS The Compound i con-
tanned QUART BOTTLES.
ip,,is.r r,,.r r. m
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Consumption,

and all diseases that arise from Coughs and neglect
al tohhS. 1t has cured 'auker. Sail Ehcum. Fry
>l,"la>. ul.d Scr"lli-i>el>c> which have ,!cticd
the power 81; other medicines have vicllci I" this
Il i pleasant and ralaihlr. au! - rc>t"rer of ap
petite. il stands lNl;iNALLEp, 1t has never been
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THE ALED ON | A n {.
Public Auction.

~ Ill re sold at St. ,I"hn>burv Center, Vt, on
w the llth day Of December, 1852, the following
art;cla-, viz
l Double Carding Machine,
One single Machine, both III good repair and one
Picker. one of Daniel, Shearing Machines. GOOD
one "Gc OF Fow ler'> do. knappcr. Press Papers.
screw and Plate, Copper Kettle, about new: ii lot
Of Dye S,utt, and other article, too numerous to
mention.
Auction to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
kIMBALL & STOTGHTON.
ST. J0fll>burv Center VT. Now / ISj2 191w3
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Low for Cash.

UFRep1iriny dam, a'> .. .'.r'-
April ~. 1852. ~
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'Nit>t preparations scientific productions
OF Il regularly educated physician who is now
rN'"">'vcIL"ngg" IN the practice of liz profession
ihry tH'" hrcoln" dc>cryriiy popular i'll ii: sections
OF III" country. whrr" they have been introduced.
from me tact that they haN"ucycr failed To effect
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St. Johnsbury Academy

YNllE Winter Term will commence on Tuesday
L the 23d day OF November. and continue eleven
weeks. Pleasant r"oiIl> i'll the Academy House can
be rented by those wishing 10 board themselves
j. Z. BANCROFT, Secretary.
st. ,Iohn>hurv, Nov. II. 1872. 74Sw2
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New Goods!
GREAT BARGAINS

IL JENETT X co. having rece we'd their Stock
- OF FALL GOODS. would respectfully invite
the pubic L. call and examine the same. Our as
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Lett & si'h 'aS
M isa r the
lon steamship sn lat n
passed French bark bound showing the number 1861
May I'd at 10 AN. passed steamship Arctic liz miles from
with @
moderate weather the whole passage On the 2oth ll
to the For
bcradc Ssnce s ss 'Ps t.
passed whaling bark Chase Choate,of Beverly cutns
se whale On deck and two boats chasing three whales in
Rnde .'s aasa APs
April lat AZ 20 Ion H. exchanged signals with the
iS 6 passed one the cunard steamship i bound
east 5i mam Sann Hamburg . days. with
mdse ard 2a7 pnssengers TO schmid. 4 Balc6en:
M passenser to zerssaS c Con- Apfh with muse ana
s sr S s%S srs March e "h
40 Lon INSIDE the wreck Of h, brig painted black
deck window in after part Ssa aid painted
nigh, TSs 1sS nS Win w
spirit msiR%sst gone the rigging al stopped tho mast
FL la
fs Tsn p e OAK 1Rd psan to cIr'
iron and salt e siakn iron;ids;. April Ia. q lon
logged the name washed OF the stern, bOwspt
Bfie Nancy of wells), Jacobs Guyana PR II days
WITH order April % lat 2 Ion % So spoke sdhr
Brig Watstili lOi LncOln,ille) Morse Savannah days
yellow pine TO order.
schr Banner. Farr, Rockport, Mass, 3 days.
Schr Osceols, Doanc, Harwich.
Sehr Denmark, MoCobb, Jacksonville, days, with yellow
pine 20 mBster-is ashore IA the West Bank.
Sehr Gen Case Miller, Alexandria. days.
Schr Wreath, Wass, Addison, IA days.
Sehr Brilliant Cotton, Addison, ID days.
Schr I'll Dorada, Wass, Addison.
Schr W Harris, Means, Addison.
Schr joel Hall. Clarke Portland, Conn.
Sohr Russell, Holmes, Portland, Conn.
Scbr Ihos Thomson, Nickerson, Boston.
Sehi Edward Perry Evans, Berlin. Md, days.
Sehr Mariner. Sickersen, Gloucester, idsys.
sclr Spy, NicEerson, Boston days
Sohr Iiaarro, Chase. Hyan nis, 3 days
Schr Howard, Lowell Botton. 3 days.
Schr Victor. Chase, Boston, fdays
Schr Mary Brockway, Comstock. Nantucket.
Schr HoIt stockton, Bailey. Derby.
Sioop Orwn, Carey, Portland Conn.
Sioop Frederick Brown, Gardner Providence,
Sloop PORTER, Fowler. Providence.
Sloop Sea Witch, Wells, Providence.
Sai,ea,
Ships Avalanche Baker, New Orleans sheridan Porter.
Livcrpoo George aBbiDgton Cummings Savannah;
haitian Peabody Liverpool Universe. Bird do;
Hoyey Lon barks Flash, Wilson. Vera Cruz
Sherwood Charleston; Amaranth (Brem) Probst Bremen
Hshuemann, Poster. Norfolk; Surgcs Avery st Jsgo
dc Cuba and others.
Wind, sunset, NNW
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TpPr STyAwsJtIp PACIFIC. |


DEhI, Avril Ig-Arr London, Hebsrd London. and pro
ocedcd for NYorA Brothers Reid do and proceeded for
francisco.
UhvGr, hpr i3-Arr S0uter Johnny, Small Mobile; 10th
Onward Chase; Bruuswck ThOmae and Chi
NCreaos; Noem, Johnson tnot Iobertson), Charleston
Aberdeen, Knapp, Mobiles C0mrrOmc, Riley. sayannah
Forttude, Lord, MOBILIZE ltb Calendar, Brown Mobile.
~ the roads ath. Venice, Flag, from Mobile.
SID l5th ChSs Hill Lectaw, kOrlcuna nth Mary Annat
Billings aid Gertrude, Bacy, ork Akbsrj Gibbs, Or
lcnhhi Pm, Hampdcu, Berry, NYork.
LuNNoR April iq-Entercd inwards, John Stevens, Cal.
tia Entered ont l7th Brothers, Reid SFrancisco.
LfvrnInUL Apr l6-hrr City Of Manchester (s) Phia-
Gtrla, Tth Wa hinfton Willie, Mobile, Kelvin Pascbe
~ tt1. Europa tsh Lott Nlorh Rate Howe. Narcroes
Ntflclas Esiuprsida, McAtB do, Amelia smith, -
n hB. lgth Charlotte Isrrson, Mcintyre. Charleston;
titMtUtr SCOT hOrlonns Stirngslire, STALKER David
~. II rtsor, sod Jane Walsh, Thomas, MOBILIZE
Nt kfp ~ #aNGcl Gushing sId Home. Muir. NOreans;
flfaAas Nrtbr tIantie Charloston3 Hugenot Gardner
40 itaeo webb, Chopper. Work Guy Msnnering. Ed.
fptd ~ iTth, Herr, cflalh and Great Britain ts).
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European Emigration.

THE EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.
Berlin letter Of the 1ith ult. says - At the last
sitting Of the Central German Emigration Society, the
immense increase Of the number engrants in the
sent year noticed Though the main Of this
increase Is 10 be sought in the social and political cond
tion OF parts of Germany particularly Hesse and
districts Of Thuringa, yet the society ascribed
much the continual efforts OF the emigration agents
who endeavor TO procure many passengers for the
shippers possible 10 decide the peasanry who
may ~ inclined to ernigate but st hesitate TO take
such step spread all kinds Of reports among them the
iDexperence and ignorance Of the people OF remote dis
trcts great that they believe the most incredible
stories ghus into the Polish pcasanry Of Poen these
agents have infused the belief that KUssuth and Dem
bnsh have procured from the King of America large
tracts OF land for the purpose Of settlement As the sole
object Of thoe agents Is To got THEN commission the
and the fate Of hundreds of the omgrants j. pitiabe
The society pubhes from time 10 time warnings against
these approximations but IL Is 70 BE- feared they have not
all tho eject desired. The society aud itS branches
commend The ,migT8nts sail from Bremen they
state neither the English Trench governments
give airy Efficient security for the protection o. good
treatment q tbofe WHO 20 ~ lIasro aud Liverpool.
THE EMIGRATION MANIA ~ IRELAND.s
The Ga Mercury states that great j. the anxiety
felt ~ the poor aborrg ca,c il that pait Conuaught
10 escape from the inna that boro them " that such Of
Them " nave br'n fortunate enough e obtain employ
meDt o. Drainage work lave adopted the following novel
and extra ordinary mode II rnahing III scyc TO emf
ffate;l npl al They Hrc r1id font lhlly ana when
the pay night arrives about SEQ II thgin assemble
sad yay liXIcrcc ccch into general fund number OF
f!ekrs coft perdiug with tho number ii pprsps pr.
cent arr ihr }accllu Int ana thrsc Inc ri
aAmeifra lA vritttn all The rc,t bcry blank ballot
t.au aktf place tua pa lucky drrNftuf UI 5Sr ticket
d. BIZ las aea d. Alntnra paa t1 ltuf ana frrys II
Fu4aIl tNm rs s' 81 hm nf lrle iu4t allt DE- l4rf l
ihfrp Nulna the walk 3ut' rliHd ~ ll.a t4.H 81.
vsssck have sen sHl far utcu own laGluNt cft .l
hound lfrtfty fI Boston, ft ttc lth leis vaa ~
s.hu's IIe pip.s rupihir ANIMATED e. So souls.
qNE Iu8nATt0a g0 Al ElnAIih
Toe demand ~ pu.tsge g Australia IN the ordinary
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Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Pacific Rev II H,rdenbsrs m /
isdy hsb Hardcnberg and sister MR. abby Am Cox. Mss
Sox ana sser Governor Powers Of st Luoa Miss Power
Ml huggns, Waller lady chi drcn aud eursc, "
Alsxan9er aud eeryant. JAS sheldon ady, Mr. las
sheldon u Sheldon, Sheldon, ID Jones and lady.
Mrs Jsooley, MIR Bereud Mira Myers. MIRA II Myers Mr.
koenb.m and lady Ar Bduph and lady hss BiduIph and
tstr master iduiph and two beothers Miss Lewis aud
setSsnt, Wm E.se, Mr. pswson, Hall. Mr. oyphsp.,
Dicktrsob. Dr N,nnllos Mr. Colt Mr. Wright \ W
Pierce, Jsmcs, Otsay Booth and son Mr. Uaver-
mans, Ms Yates. gibbitte. Mr Buttman n - OF, ,
hmts. MI Futh W FINLEY tept Bonnet, q Y ,fe I
summer wander Crab y ctsr Meulin ! shaw, Pa :.
rinetnn Davis. Jas welsh. Tbos Welsh, Hunter.
OdiD Mr. Ipyt,n Mr. Hcner. Mrs Trainer Mips Smith,
Cart Bcnnis, J. Smith. IonermAn r OKoofo, Cox.
Nj Mcclure.
Asrwrrr--sbip ceu.urien-A zeregs v Z,regs. Mss r
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Nathsws NYsrk; lstA. ysAA aAl Lusy Cvriing NYerk:
City OF Manchester 10y, PhnAAsapAlA.
ca ous NH Caroline, Hull port In Mainer lTth State
Rishts, PaItoa, sssssa Island and s.v.nnsA:
Sid 10TH lows, Kerr Tor Brswster NYork i7h. Perss
toni Ashland. Rice N0rsans Switzerland Carter Charles
Point va; Elira y Mason, Jones, Baltimore.
BY TeleGraph-O6 Holyhead Goth. Pm, Bro m from N
Orleans; Coquette from do on Point Lynas, Pm. Merlin.
from do
world We arc compelled TO omit the balance OF the shp
news brought By the Paci6s until to-morrow.l
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saiiiag ships stun remarkably imitsA coAldsag the
nature u the last intelligence The non-azsival of
scs however owing 70 the long prevalence Of cssey
winds and the consequent uncertainty to the date Of
departure Of many Of those which have been advertised
but which not yet In port may have deferred people
from hna arrangements With regard TO the first steam
er OF the Australian Mail Company (va the Capc), re-
port has prevailed Of further postponencnt but Il II
understood To be entirely She viii positively
start Is said her appointed days namely the 18th Of
May from London and the Sd Of juno from Plymouth.
She n intended carry ls9 frst cabin u
second and IS third All her first cabins and more than
half OF the second are already engaged.
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RERFoRD 4 CO.'S NExT FREIGHT, PACKAGE. AND

REREoRD CO.'S NEXT FREIGHT PACKAGE, AND
- Parcel Express, for California and South America, will
Le the splendid United States mail
Crescent City May 5th via Aspnwa thence by railroad
to Gorgona TO connect with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company splendid steamship Northerner, at Panama
through San Francisco, in charge of special
freight agents No charge by this
for Custom House fees Consular certificates All goods
must be in proof condition and not to exceed 5lbs
in woi2ht Shippers will please send in their goods tho
9TH Small parcels for express trunks received to
o'clock day Of sailing We also send letter
steamer Northern Light May 9Th via San Juan D,s-
patches received till two o'clock ". BPassngs the
United States mail teamcrs through drcot-the Only
line without dctehtonscured 81 office at the Iowes
rsteB, BERFORD H. co,
No. 2Astor House. VesoS street
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SHIPPING.


EoR LIvERPooL.-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comstook-Ths steamer
will depart with the United States mails for Europe posi-
lively on Saturday May 10TH at IL O'Clock NJ from her
berth foot OF Canal street No berth till paid
For freight or passage having unequaed
for elegance and comfort, apply to
May 10Th.
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THE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, April 2l-11 O'Clock, A. NJ.
CoTros1he market opens steadily but is less active
than on yesterday. Prices for the most part,
changed The sales according to present appearances
will reach 5000 to Z 600 bales.
BnEApsTurrs-The market opens very steady; but few
sales going forward in wheat -four The prices
Of yesterday however, are fully supported
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Eoh SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRB.-THE UNITED
n ostos mail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Tot
S0n, andcr will leayo for ayrc touching at South
smron :" nd the mail, aud ps"engers Saturday May
passage siD An experienced surgeon attached 20 tho
vessel Al letters must pass through the Post Once Lug
the day before sailing marked "Bcow. No merchandise
VII tc res.ed on board after Thursday the 6th Of May
h0ETI6EH IiViNsSToN Anopt 63 Brosdvay.