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I THE TIAPE WORM! !

This is the most difficult worm 10 destroy Of
an thai iAfesl the human system, il tgrowsto
an almost indefinite length becoming so coiled
and fastened in the intestines and stomach az.
Getting tho health SO sadly as 10 cause ST. Vi
tus .tance, fits, etc. that those afflicted seldom
.if ever suspect thatit is tape worm hastening
them to an early grave. In order to destroy
this worm, a very energetictreatmen must be
pursued, it-would therefore be proper 10 take
6 to 8 Of my liver pills so as to rensoyc all OBJ
structions, that the Worm syrup may direct
upon The worm, which must bo taken in doses
oi 2 tables poonfnIls3 timesia day these direc-
tions followed have never been known TO fail in
curing the mos, obstinate case Of tape worm.
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JENNINGS, PATENT SAFETY
GAS LAMPS,
And Patent Phosgene Gas

TTyIIElight from these lamps is prodnced by
IL the burning Of an aerifor,n, gas, which
emitted in beautiful jets from small perform
ions in platina. The gas is generated as II is
used, BY the heat Of its own combustion acting
on the liquid in the lamp
It's construction issuch thatit Is not liable
to accidents, does not easily get out Of order
and burns without smoke or odor. It recei
we'd premium at the American Institute. and
there. Tho lamps are Of various styles fol
parlor, stand, hand and hanging,
Also superiot lamps, burning a liquid with
common wicks, which have been in use fol
some time and are uniyersally,approved.
The Phosgene gas and burning fluid kept
constantly on hand at Cincinnati prices
Call and see.
JOHN cLUGsTEN
Portsmouth,. Jan, IA, l85l-tf.
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DLACK, Brown. Red Orange, Green and
ID Blue Carpet Yarn also, Bleachod Cover
! dlYarn, fof saie by JAS. PURbki.i..
scpt,6, Lzrib. y Cl.p. cepvs
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The First AIloarback, Nailed.

The first base Roarback which The wings
have perpetrated in the campaign. is thus ex-
posed in the Pennsylvania. Desperate in
deed must be the affairs of party which
hopes to succeed through such unmitigated
fabrications;
The Ledger, Of yesterday morning, pub
fishes the. following base facrications in its
advertising columns:
ITO YOUR TENTS CATHoLIcs--G Gen. Frank
\ lin Pierce, the democratic nominee, is son
of New Hampshire, State which has al
ways had clause in its constitution disqual-
flying Catholics from public Office. Within
q year or two an effort was made to expunge
the disqualifying clause !; but a democratic
majority OF $4,000 against it attested the big
y otry Of her voters Gen. Pierce favored its
retention in the constitution.
A REPUBLICAN CATHOLIC
.sIT rs NOT TRUE that democratic majority
Of l8,0 900 votes was ever cast against the re-
scinding Of the clause excluding the Catho,
lies of New Hampshire from public office.
"At the election at which the attempt was
made to expunge the excluding clause, it ,uas
no party question; but it is we'll known tc
all who are acquainted with the minutie o.
the late constitutional contest in New Hamp
shire, that the great body Of the whig party
voted against the rights of the Catholics.
"lr IS NOT TRUE that General Pierce was
in favor of retaining that hateful clause in
the constitution of his native State, No, he
was too good a democrat for that his lib
eml mind, and the glorious principles be ad-
/ vocates, caused him, while a member Of the
New Hampshire constitutional convention
to maintain tie rights of the Catholics, and
the base heart that could conceive the false.
hood uttered by the wicked traducer of the
gallant Pierce, through the columns OF neu.
tral print, would not hesitate 10 stoop to per-
form The most niggardly acts. Gen. Pierce
is a democrat, aud his democracy makes him
liberal to all, allowing every man to worship
: God as he pleases, underhis own vine and fig
tree. none daring to molest or make him
afraid
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Attention, the whole

NEW STOVE ESTABLISHMENT!
n FORCHHEIMER respect
fIU ~, fully announces TO the cti-
HS4f gems Of Portsmouth and the sur
6t rounding country, tlathe has inst
@ opened a large and well:selected
" stock Of Cook, Parlor, Shop and
Office Stoves, comprising the latest, most
useful, and approved patterns. He intends to
keep everything in the Stove line, which ele.
gance for The Parlor, durability, economy and
safety for the shop and office, can suggest.
In addition to the above he will keep and
manufacture all kinds Of STOVE TRIM
MINGS, every thing in the line Of Japanned
Ware, and Tin, Zinc, sheet iron, brass anS
copper vessels, in great variety. made by the
best workmen and Of the best materials.
Country merchants ARE invited 10 call be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, as inducement;
which no one can resist will be offered tc
those who wish to purchase.
Job Work done to order. House Spouting
put up with dispatch.
P.S. Old Copper, Brass, Pewterand Silver
whether new or old. together with such arti-
cles of produce as can be agreed upon, will be
taken In exchange for anything in his line.
Store on Market street, west side, opposite
the Market house. apr Is
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GLASS BOWLS.

VTARYING In prices from 6fty cent? 70
five dollars piece, Cake Stands, Cut
Goblets and everything in the way oi Flint
Glass, can always be found at "
|. april7 JAMES RuksEL.l!S'
No. l, Enterprise Buildings
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Front street, p ortsmouth, Ohio.
W7 Ehope by strict attention 10 business
w anddue observance of tho wantsof our
customers, and the public generally, to re.
ceive continuance ofthat very liberal patron
age heretofore extendedto the old firm, for
which weare very much obliged. q
( January 9 2,IS49.--n39
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CITY Insu rance Company.

lily AnSuIduCo Nompdny
ETNHlS company, located in Cincinnati, Is
IL responsible company and paysits losses
promptly, has no agencesin other States, and
consequently knows its affairs monthly Pol
icies issued without delay on Dwellings, Fur
-niture, flores and Merchandise. Marine risks
taken on favorable terms by
s. Il. ROSS, agent
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The Attention of the Ladies'.

NC AttchhthVhL " tHto hz'hs.cye
NM E have just received a large assort-
wv ment Of ladies' extra fine No lsilk guilt
ers, ladies' enameled, kid, and patent leather
buskings and T.. linds, which for taste, ele-
gancc. durability and cheapness, they nurpaas.
anything In this market,
APriIi r.. LLOYD a. co.
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Fire and Marine Insurance.

g q. ROSS, Agent Of CRY. Fire and Ma.
-. rine Insurance Co., Of Cincinnati would
call the attention of his friends to the subject
of Insurance. This company is known to be
prompt and liberal in the adjustment Of losses,
and conduct their business on liberal princi-
pies. Policies issued without delay by appli-
cation at the counting room Of SIR. ROSS,
Portsmouth, june 49,. M
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ID ECElVING, lnfe ASSORTMENT Of Straw
Il n Goods c0hn'ftiur or Ladies' md Mirres
Bonnois and Flaiis, Chi dftn,h Hats n ~
kinda At the Chcnpe1t Store. ".
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COTTON YARN--50O Bales Cotton Yarns
" 100 bales Carpet Warp; Also, Coyerlid
Yarn; Wrapping Twine, and Candle Wicking
for sale by (may 2Sl IS. R. ROSS.
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Mackerel and white fish: dye stuffs general
"; bacon and lard; wooden ware; &c.
May go '52-dwtf. S. r. ROSS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ New ssz. q IN :1 u m. q
Srs not Ed from ::ss
The sSovs entitled matter hereby sys n0.o
.s: 3 = j. 3 III
Ss: "a :ss.,:s ~
msns IN .hs sso.s entitled ns.ses and that 81 persons
sane
sSs SAID :
az. e. & ss S. 4. S z:
said ssmats and are a. follow. thss 70
~. Il p . S.. *. IA 1y
fourth street "A. that o. Frat s &
water ns.a on sSs East Ii,e. a Interests s.Id Ti:s
Hsrl ~ East river 4 n. :ou.hsTS .ds p
also that First between the nerthsr
sS'
:ss:: =: :1sy ssy . +; iss:
y on 81 r
betwsen norsh.ry street
sry .trsss sa soorsd Ssasa,
g the Of -. Ss and sns
MAP the property opening
md
veyor." file In the Street Commissioners ofos
Of the CITY Of New York. And Also a the pieces
cells Of land fronting lying both sides Of the streets
Of street and tho southerly side Of Eighty
fourth street. bounded the east BY line distant half
way between said First and A. and tho
west by line half way distant between said First
and Second laid out and oolorcd the said boz
nofs map file - aforesaid In the ONCE Of the Street
Commissioner of the city of New York And also all tbs
parcels Of land situate lying both sides Of the
streets said between the norhery
side Of Eghtysxt street and the southerly side Of sb
street Also the lot ~ the Of the lot AZ the northeast
10th street First Also the lot a. this
the lot the southwest Ct l17h
First ALSO lots at the Of the let
NJ tho northeast corner Of Il9h street and First
sso tho triangular lot 81 The q the lot ~ the north
uoss Of 10th street and First Also th
triangular lot NJ the Of the let at the northeast
Of 12st street and First Aeo, three ots the
nerherly side Of st street. distant about twenty feet
westerly from the westerly side Of said Fret avenue As
land Of Philip Nedcler and the routhorly side OF
l22d street. Also two lots ~ the land Of Philip
Mledoer, the northwest Of First and
ls2d street Aio three rear lots owned By Philip Mile
avenue. Also, plot Of ground, owned BY Thatcher
r. Payne at The Of land Of James Chesterman be
23d ard 4th streets and lying Of First
And Also o lying she north side " ish street. distant
she said Commissioners do further give otce that
port In the above entitled matter will be made And pre-
sntd 70 the Snpreme Court Of the State Of New York s.
special term Of the asd court be held At the City Hall
SENDER 1882 and that then and there thoresfor
counsel be heard wosion will be made Obj ssd
report DO confirmed. Dated New York, Sept ~, 1854
JONATHAN W. ALLEN
GEORGE h PURSER, "Reminiscences
WILLIAM sINCLAIR.
HENRY u. DAWES, Attorney.
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ASTROLO9Y.


nEsTINY AND THE sTARs.-THOsE WHO DENY
- everything they cannot comprehend, are the kess
and most stupid Of all skeptcs None sare the profound
is that the shine that the oeles
ta prefgure to the real phiosopherwho has lied
TIL of astrology and thoroughly understands it
the desnies Of the human The world is challenged
to produce instance in which nativity cast by that
lustrious master of the art, Dr. w. hobak the great
Swedish professor Of the art of dvinaon has been known
to fail lie cast the nativity Of King Bernadtt Of Swe
den in 1926 and event of Importance In that
arohs e precisely down In his horoscope.
The nativity of that excellent king dra BY DR. Ro
bnckengrossed parchment and Illuminated with the
royal of Swedenis esistenoe at Stockhol n
The nativity Of the Emperor Napoleon cast by DR. Ro
back when very man. and in it occurs these very
emarksble The signs in the Emperor Napocons
House Of Life denste that he will die in 1921 and la exile
1hs nativity In the possession Of the onapate fami
N bears date s4 the before the battle Of Waterloo
Among the atvtieJ cast by Dr. Roback that Of Prince
put down in the record Dr. r. Is PROFESSIONALLY the
greatest astrologer Of and all who desire know
the impending them and to be informed how
the influence of unfavorabe stars should consult
him. Who would rush blini5 in the path OF destiny
when such invaluable be obtained by
shifting Dr. c. W Robaok, No White street, the
liable sstrcloger now Ii ing.
C2ORTUNE TELLING.-MRS. ALVIN RENoWNEI
in Europe for her skill in foretolng the future, win
furnish intel about all Of lfe
who may address her Mrs. Alvin speaks the English
French and German languages Her residence 81 Broome
the Bowery floor up STAIRS 0oe hours
from 10 A. n. ta 8P. ~
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NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby ven to the owner or owners occupant ocou
affected thereby that tho following assessments have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and are lodged the office Of
the Bureau examination by all
Interested, viz -For building sewer in Thirty ghth
street from the in Eighth to point hun
dred Of the Sixth The limits embraced
by such include all the several and lots
OF and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Thirty street. from one hundred feet
side Sixth avenue both sides Of Broadway the
erly side of Seventh norherly TO Thirty ninth
street. persons whose interests affected by the
above named and who are opposed to the same
either them requested to their
in writing to the une ersgned at their ONE No. Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Ne
yember 20, 1862.
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WILLIAM SINCLAIk
HENRY y. DAWES. Attorney.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE HOyoRA
bic James j. Roosevelt one of the Jud Of the SUE
Court Of New YORK in the matter Of tho attachment
the estate real and PERSONAL of George H. Roberts
an Ascending concealed debtor the und erigue5
will and ie st public Friday the 26th
day Of November inst at IL o'clock at noon upon the
premises situated the southery side Of Thirty
street at and the OF Ninth and said
terals consisting II bricks lime mortar brown out
stone lumber beams and other building ter ais by
attached as the property Of said George H. Roberts
TH0S CAkNLEY, Sheriff 81.
VIM r. SELL, De uty Sheriff.
7. w. ssrH NOBLE, Attorney for attaohin creditors
Ill Nassau street,
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ given 70 The owner or occupant q ooGr
afeoted thereby the following have been
completed and lodged In the Bureau o.
Assessmepti for alton by all interested
Tor regulating and setting curb and gutter stones rim in
limits embraced by iuch include all the several
houses ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF
Tenth and Broadway the westerly side Of
sde Of Tenth avenue hundred feet and i've inches
and southery from Fifty street. All per-
sons interests affected the above named
ments opposed hs same either Of them
requested to present their 70
Shirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL 81. DE kOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors-
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments, Strees Department NOV
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CoRPo RATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant or
occupants houses and lots improved unmproved
hands affected thereby that the FOLLOWING assessments
have be on completed aRd lodged in the
oos Of the Bureau Asessmsnts for examination By
Thcmpson greet the in Beecker street. to
point opposits 49, The limits embraced BY such assess
ent include houses and lots of ground va
pieces and parcels Of land situate on both ses
feet orherly thererom ALI whose interests are
by the above named assessments and who are op
posed same either them requested to
sent their objections in writing TO the undersigned AZ
their office No Hall Of Records within sbiry days from
the date Of this notice.
s sA4EeIs 4 sI II g1s5s Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ooe, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATHAM STREET,
Il George Lea ProprietorThe above establ'shment 10
6 e SI.s sssss.yy ); Nis
sists together with variety Of
Private Boxes oents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs oents Boxes % cents Gallery, l2k oents
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CoRPO RATION NOrICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to the owners, occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
by are lodged ia the oce
Of the Bureau all persons
interested viz For building Thirty ninth
from the sewer $50 feet sastrly Of the Eighth
BY such include all the houses and lots
OF ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of ln situated
point 4o feet vest Of the seventh the
feet north and SOUTH and the west side of
the east side Of Seventh outherly the
the street. ALL whose
affected By the above named assessments and VII,
sent their objections in writing to the At their
once No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS ICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WN SMITH,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Novem
Der 20 1882
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NHIPPINa.

THIRST SHIP FOR AUSTRALIA DIREcr.-THE BEAU,
1 sDpsr sG Gs sP NE &
much superior TO any other vessel now Ia New
requested to e1amine for on board
iSre BRSFnss street. or
SMITH, l0l W all street
EIRsT SHIP FOR AUSTRALIA, AT REDUCED FARES
having her second cabin and main saloon eight feet high
carrying eminent PHI stefan and wol selected library
:s sr Australia on The 10Th inst Passengers are ny
1as ssy sssss v'
A UsTRALIA-chIPPER LINE. FOR MELBoURNB,
Taylor viii sail aSoys p ORTIZ
December 9TH Her uaeaaisd % fsT E;.
line has for despatch, suioaps guarantee Tor parties
any o,6er bound for those ports Apply sILLIaM T.
DuGAN; 4s Front street. or to ELLIOTT, ARKELL CO..
A UsTRALIA THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER saIP
"A ALBus win sail on Tuesday next ans VIII take few
scs %, s ssg, Is %
sufficient that in al the essential, Of room light
ysssd Australia Apply board. pier No. TO- foot Of
SJ MoS siSPRaf 4 Robert sus eide
sail for the above ports Thursday Nov % at twelve
s Si2s' 3 Pss i1e' S
G sssn % NSS & and
consigned 60 l. Msaa CO Mobile wiz be forwarded rse
No freight received ssili days Companys bill. Of
sdng be had 81 Wall street. Shippers must send in
their lis Of lading to the office by nine o'clock r. NJ
Wednesday Nov ~
FoR CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH, AND rLoaIDA.
going steamer UNION r Ass@s ssSe pier
No. aNorth river, saturday November @th, At three
o'clock p. NJ, precisely For freight, apply on board,
all bills of adng will be Gsned, and for passage, at
The office OF sPoFFoRb, rILEsToN Co, No Is South
street. Savannah passengers cketed through without fur
charge Thr tiokots ForidA furnished ~ oswE
TO jacksonville, Ssl; TO Pilatka, SSt
C,oR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT.-THE NEW DOUBLE
II engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop Sears,
Commander, will leave pier East river for the above
port Direct FAY, December 6, AZ o'clock, II. NJ
This ship has elegant accom- for passengers Pas
cage cabin, stateroon $50; passage In seersge, SIS
Freight msssuremens goods rs cents per cub, foot
shippers are requested 70 supply themselves with the
form Of bills Of lading other will be signed
They may DO hal application ~ the the agents.
ytn they will DO signed on board Nc frsss. received Or
For freight Or passage apply on board or 20
Agents In New orleans-kesrs. Marks 3 Thonss %
Matches strssh
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Csmpany's
Crs commander will sail from Glasgow The 18th Of
3th November 81 II O'Clock at frat cabin (saloon
state rooms) $780, do do (midshp dol 976, second cabin.
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~ o RIP ORAT1ON NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby gwen to the occupant
pants Of AL houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following
completed Assessors and lodged in the once Of
the Bureau OF Assessments examination all
interested vE:-For building in Charles street,
from the sewer In Greenwich TO the North
The limits embraced by such include all the
several houses and lot. Of ground vacant l.s and
from Greenwich to the North the eassery
side OF Factory street. northerly 10 Perry street, and
Fourth, Bieeoker, Hudson, Greenwich and Washington
streets and the eastry side of West street. norhery
she crown ~ the next street, and southery 100 feet
rom Charles street. ALI whose interests a
fected by the above named and who
posed to the either of them requested to
sent their objections in writing the At their
ONCE No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Ii. 1852 - . -
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gwen 70 the evnsr owners occupant or
lands Affected thereby that the following
have been By The ASSESSOR ana are logged
ali persons interested s-For REQUESTING and mscadam-
The limits embraced BY such assessment include all
the several houses and lots Of sroun vacant iots
and parcels land situated both sides Of Fifty fourth
stre from Broadway TO the Eighth avenue Al persons:
sats who opposed to the same or either
requested to present their IN 20
Shirty dsys iron the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL Fl. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department NOV.
1859,
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MRS. LANNAY'S FIRST sOIREE OF Tue SEASON
l will take place At Montague Hall tCou,t street, near
Tickets can be had application to Mrs L. at the room,
Saturday and Wednesday evenings the 10Th and 2ith
instant.
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company--The United States mail steamers, the
FRANKLIN, J. A. Wottcn. commander, and the HUM
BOLDT D. Lines commander will leave New York Havre,
and Southampton, for The year 1852 on the following
days.
YORK. LEAvRHAvRE
Humboldt, satday, Sept % Humboldt, wed'day, oot n
Franklin Oct. Is Franklin, Nov. "a
Humboldt, Nov. 20 Humboldt, Dec. "a
Franklin, Dec Is Franklin, Jan1y5S
These built expressly for SERVICE of
$500 burthen each are not surpassed either speed
strength, or comfort by vessels afoat Their
odtons for of the most approved kinds
Stopping ut Southampton both going and returning they
passengers proceeding to Lendon advantages
any other line in the of both time aud
Price Of passage from New York TO Southampton or
From Havro or Southampton Now York 1850
passage secured until paid for An surgeon
board
For freight or passage apply TO
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent IS Broadway.
WILLIAM ISEL1N, Havre.
LARTINEAU, CROSKEY CO., Southampton.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR fHILADEL
~ phia.- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No
North river At A. M, and p NJ through in AZ hours
Fare first class, ST. second class y2P line ony) 50
Returning leave Phadelphia foot Of walnut street, ~
A. NJ and 2P, N.
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HOTELS AND W1TERINo PLACES.
~ .rr.r nScrS b.. AM DERRICK tLArE or
No ll3 and ll5 John street. and woSS "a MN IA Al % ~;
friends. 'oP'saesu W o0o no
NATIONAL HOTEL, DETRoIr-rns uorsr mr.
IN Target and most elegant establish ~
New York, is kept by FElLERs BESJAx@MS wes. 2.
Of the MontseM house. In the otty Of Mop,yea emsru