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,sp.yir Japan Capt Gc'o~nn, Of the Rnssian navy
Manner. and n-o 81 Dsch Travels,
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rsmphief, London.
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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Democratic State Convention.

This body ASSEMBLIES in Harrisburg next Tues
day 1t is generally conceded that Gen. Banks
and Gen. Brawley will he re-nominated for the
Offices of Auditor General and Surveyor Gen
eral, both having performed their duties in an
able and highly satisfactory manner. For Ca
nal Commissioner the most prominent are Col
Henry S. Mott, Hon. Thos s. Forsyth, Hon.
John \. Morrison and Hon. Joel b. Danner.-
They are all good men, and the nomination OF
either would be triumphantly endorsed. The con-
test, however, we take to be between Col. Mott
and Mr.. Forsythe, the chances being favorable
to the former His nomination would be hailed
with delight, and needs only be made TO insure
a total rout of the Wing forces in October next.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
The Wings.

The Wing State Convention assemblies Mt Ian
caster, OH Thursday, the 24th of March. For
Canal Commissioner the following gentlemen are
named Vim. NJ Lloyd Esq, of Blair, II.
jones Brooke, Esq, of Delaware; Moses Pow
nall and John Strohm, Esq, of Lancaster; and
Col. VIM. T. Wilson, late of the Clinton Tribune.
For Auditor General, Col. A. Z. Mcclure, of the
Franklin (Chambersburg) Repository, is spoken
of. The ''old whig spirit" the whig papers
say, is aroused, and though somewhat discour-
aged at the result of the late Presidential cleo
ton, the wings determined to fight on fight
ever. We are pleased to record it; two parties
are needed in this country. and although you
were leetle bad licked last fall, .twill never do
TO give i. up So Let the tocsin be sounded,
gentlemen, up and at US, we can't all think and
vote alike,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Legislative Proceedings.

| Senate the Speaker laid before the Senate n
communication from the Caual Commissioners
in reply to IA resolution of the Senate calling
upon them for the bids m ,Ie for WORK the
Allegheny Portage Road, and the prices at which
the same was allotted
On motion of MIR. McMurtrie. the bill for the
relief of L. NJ Lemon, was considered and
passed finally.
House The following bills were passed fl
nally A supplement TO an act entitled IAN
act to revive the militia system and to provide
for the more effectual organization of the vol
unteer force.
An act authorizing the Pennsylvania Rail Road
to run their cars the railroads belonging to
the Commonwealth.
The bill to Incorporate the citizens Deposite
Bank of Pittsburg, passed the Senate finally.
The Senate bill, entitled II supplement- to the
act creating permanently the Office State Printer
passed .onlmitte. of .e whole, in the House,
on Friday.
The charter of the Ebensburg and Susque-
hanna Plank Road company has been extended,
and the capital stock increased to $4,000.
The place of holding elections in Blacklick
township, this county, has been changed. We
believe to BE. .sano
MIR. Mcconnell, in the House, presented six
petitions of the citizens of Cambria, Cleartield
and Indiana counties, praying for the new coun-
ty of Pine
The General appropriation Bill passed through
committee of the whole, with trifiing amend
nents. in the House, on Wednesday last.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Senator J. Clemens.

The best speech we have read upon the mon
roe Doctrine, and concerning the island of Gu
ba, was delivered in the L. s. Senate, on the
9Th of February, by Hon. J. CLEMENS, of Ala.
bama. elt is the most sensible and argumentative
speech that has yet came under our notice, and
no matter what antipatly is entertained towards
it by tie .'tiLust,rus" and ..iast democracy
of the large cities are confident that the views
rs expressed by the talented nd honorable gen
tlemen. meet with hearty and unqualified en-
dorscment from the uuswerving democracy of
the rural districts" throughout the Union
The '.bone and sinew'' Of the Mountains. we
have no doubt, endorse its every word; we in
tend publishing this excellent speech, for the
purpose of placing these momentous questions
III their true light before readers.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
The President Elect.

Gen. FRANK. PIERCE, accompanied by his pri
sate Secretary, SIDNEY WEBSTER, Esq, and
Sergt, ,ONeiH, arrived in Philadelphia or
Thursday evening last, at 8 O'Clock, his
way to Washington. His landing WAS unacconl-
panied with any demonstration Upon arriving
ut Mckibben's Merchants Hofel, he retired to
his room and received no visitors On Friday
morning he held public reception and was Wis
tied by Gov. Bigier, Gen. Bicke and Il number
of others. We had the pleasure of intro
duction to Gen. Pierce. He is smaller in size
than we expected to find him, being about 5
feet 10 inches i'll height; is broad shou!dered,
and has large and finely developed head lie
is looking rather pale anu care-worn on account
Of his recent severe afflicton, but says he feels
better than he has for months. lie converses
fuontly, is eol.tltn.an Of cIgaeing manners,
admirable address and affaihle department. He
remained iii that city over Sunday, and attended
DIR. Clarke's church in the forenoon and Dr.
Boardnl;tn'a in the afternoon. On Monday af-
ternoon, at O'Clock. he left for Washington ci-
ty, where it is to be hoped the oifice-seskers
will let him alone, keeping ut respectful dis
tance, 20 rs to allow him that rest oe body and
peace of mind which are So necessary to his
health and comfort
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Senatorial Conference.

The meeting of the Senatorial Conferecs, OF
Blair, Cambria, and huntington Counties me,
ut the Exchange Hotel, III Hoilidaysburg, on the
18th of February, 1858, to elect Senatorial
Delegate to the next State Convention, TO meet
at Harrisburg the 1st of March, 1888.
The following Conferees presented their Gre
dentials as members of the Confer ence
Biar-John NJ. GibbOny, Adam Moses, and
Saml. s. Barr.
fam51a-George Murray, r. p. Linton, and
w. w. Ivory.
Huntingdon-Geo. w. Garrettson.
On motion of Il. Z. Linton, Esq, the Confer
ence was organized by chilling John Nj. Gibbony
Esq, to the chair, and Geo. w. Garrettson Soc
retary.
On motion of r. P. Linton, Capt. RICHARD
WHITE. of Cambria County, was unanimously
elected Senatorial Delegate.
On motion the Conference adjourned
JOHN NJ. GIBBONY, Prest.
GEO. w. GARRErsoN, Secy.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
BLAIR COUNTY AFFAIRS.

From the Standard we learn that at the Dor.
oueh election i'll llollidaysburg, the following
persons elected. Democrats in itaiic
Jadge-Jobn Mcclure; M.peetors- Wm. Hart
sock, J. W. Thompson; School Dtrectors-DaUid
Vatson, John HemphW; Town Council-Alex
VI Holiday II. NJ Lemon; Justice Jos. Bald
ridge; COnstatie-Jcsse NJ. Lindsey.
Graft. Lloyd Lemon, on Saturday last dis
posed of their stock Of goods and real estate to
Mess. Learner and Lemon.
At Altoona, on Friday last, Mr.. Jacob Wago-
ner, employed in the Machine shop of the Penn.
Railroad company, was considerably injured by
IA large beam falling upon tie back of his neck.
Mess. Stone and Sellers commence next Tues
day to run market to Baltimore. and will
make weekly trips, supplying the citizens with
,had, oysters, vegetables, &c. Send part of
your car go this way.
Col. w. G. Murray intends oremoye his store
opposite the Post office, and will sell his stock
It auction next week, and buy entirely new
supply.
Thirteen thousand dollars have been subscri-
,ed towards the Hollidaysburg and Altoona
flank Road.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Meagher's Lecture.

On Monday evening the Musical Fund Hall
says the Phila. Pennsylvania, was crowded to
excess, to hear the Lecture of Thomas FRANCIS
NEAeHEE, the Irish patriot and exile. On h S
being presented to the audience by that veteran
Of 80, JOHN BINNs, Esq, he was greeted with
prolonged and deafening shouts. The subject
of the discourse ..Grattan, and the Volui,-
teers of 49," The subj mntter was exceed
jngy interesting; and as effective and impress
i've an orator as MEAGHER, we have not listened
TO for long time. lie appeared to sway his
audience at his will. One moment. ut the reel
tai of lreland's wrongs, all WAS silent as th'
grave; ar another, his description OF the self
sacrificing devotion of the immortal GKATTAA
10 his down trodden country, inspired his Celti.
audience with wild enthusiasm til 1t shook In,
Hall to its very centre: and the American citi
Ien too catching the apdor around and ilboui
bim, in giving vent to his feelings. appeared
Hi1srnior Hi6esnts ,psls.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Symptoms of old-maid-ism.

In Scotch paper we find them humorousy
detailed ''When womm;n e ias a drinkin
hun" tea wethnght shugar, hdfs a symptom.-
When Il wumman egins roadn luv stories o
bed. hdfs SYH,ptOm.-When "a womman gies
sigh on hearn tell ov IA weldin. that a symptom.
When "a wnmman begins saying at sbOoze
refusd mennny offer. that's Sympfom.-When
womman begins n sayin that men are n set
teceattul creatures, at shoe wOddant be both
cred we wun for all twurld. hat's symptom.-
When awommaI begins chnngin hur shoes
livery tine shoe Gums intu hause after "A waak,
thdts SgmpiOm.-Nhen n womman begins heV-
IN ii little tiog trottn after hur, MGfs a syHlP-
tom.-Nhe hen womman begins hevin cat sat at
hur elbow ut meal times, and ges it sweetand
milk. Mdt'S a sympfom.-Whcn u womman begins
la shame tn tack off hur bonnit gentemans
cumpany brcos shooze cap on. that's symP-
tOm.-Whcn wonnan hegins II hevin a toppn
box passn backads forads tut hair-dressers
shop, that q synaptom-When a womman be-
gins sayin at - servant lass hez biznass u
hev a sweetheart M0fs syngPtow. wv hen
wonIEan hegins rubbin hur finger over chairs
nm tables. I'll see if thnre dusty, MGfs a syrDP-
tonn.-When n womman begins goin ta bed VIC
hur stockings an n fnnnil meet cap o., hats'
syRiOD'. w hen womman begins aputun hur
fingers before hua maath when shooze tawKln
Ia onny boldly for fear at thpy shud see a'
shooze lozin hur teeth, hat's symptOm.-NheH
II womnnn begins tnwkin abaght trhumaileA'
in hur knees elbows, that's synPtoBi.-Mheh
"A womman begins ta refuse tellin hur age hdt'
a symptom.-when Al womman begins fndin
f0,t wit sceenin glass. an SEE Mt 1t duzzant sue"
t'features reight, hGfs a symptom.-Wben
wommnn begins a tawkin abaght coud GRATIS
and stoppin up all't crivises 1T doors an windsA
thdfs q surupfor1"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
To Our Sub -cribers.

For more than two years we have edited th'
Sentinel, anil dunned you very seldom. Many
pers ms have not paid us a cent during that
time now we really need money, and wouiG
be much favored if they and all others owing us,
for subscriptions and advertising, would pay
their accounts on Court t-week. We have paper.
and labor. and our press to pay for, which can
not be done unless the small amount due by
each person is paid u.s. We shall look for you.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Representative Conference.

BEDFORD, Feb. ii, 1858.
The Representative Conierees ol beuiord
Cambria y Fulton Counties, met at the House vi
Maj. SaIni. Davis.
Ii. Z. Devlne, Esq, p. yields, and RoSt Stu
art, appear.d 1or CamGr
John cessna, John T. Reed, ESq'rs, and Ma
jor Samt. DAVIS, appeared Tor Dedlord.
Jas. Is. SAMSON aud Jonn Llttin, appeared for
Fulton
Tn motion Mr.. p. SHELLS, of Cambria, was
chosen President and JOHN L. REED, Esq, Sec
retary.
On motion j. B. SAMSON, Col JOHN kEAN and
JOHN CESSNA, Esq, were chosen Representa-
tive Conferees tor this district to the cunning
State Convention.
On motion, adjourned
+. SHELLS, President.
j. p. REED, Secretary.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Surveyor General.

Our contemporary. the Democrat, publishes a
communication recommending Gen. PoTTs OF
Holiday shurg, for Surveyor General. He would
be an excellent and popular candidate Like
the Standard, we believe that the present wor-
thy and efficient officer, J. Porter BRAwLEY,
ESQ, will come in for second heat--if not. we
know of man in the State it would afford US
greater pleasure TO support than Gen. Potts.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Movements Of General Pierce---His Arrival at
Washington.

BALTIMORE, Feb. p.
General Pierce did not stop here this evening,
but passed directly through u " ashingtuu.
WASHINGTON, Feb. u.
General Pierce arrived here IN an express
tram from Philadeiphia this evening. lie got
into Car at baltimore, Ill company with
Sidney Webster and Messrs. Pierson aud butter,
but no others. lie reached here at 81 O'Clock.
Mayor Maury WAS at the depot, but diu dis-
cover the President elect, vino passed through
the crowd unobserved, and before the cars had
fairly stopped, he Was off to Williard's Hotel III
IL carriage.
The Hon. jefferson Davis has not yet reached
the city, is there yet any intelligence OF his
departure from Mississippi.
Mr.. Marcy appeared the Senate Chamber
to day, and attracted much attention.
Notwithstanding the presence in the city of
several distinguished gentlemen named in
nection with the Cabinet appointments, much
stili exists.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
New Advertisements.

Blacksmiths' meeting, rise of prices-vaua
BILE Property for Sale in. Jefferson. Pa, by Hugh
Dugan, Esq.,--Appeal Notices. l.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
PosT-oFFIcE AppOINTmEvr

We learn just before going to press from the
Pittsburg Dispatch, that FREDERICK KITTELL
las been appointed Postmaster for this place
oiee NILToS ROBERTS, resigned
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
$l,953.S27 81
I,326.S2l ST
Expenses,
fI1.O25 81

Net receipts, S6l7-025 81
Notwithstanding the unfinished condition OF
the roid last year-freight and passengers hav-
ing heen carried canal boats wagons, and
ages for several mes-this will make a divi-
rieud o. about six per cent.
1t i the intention of the board 10 double the
track from the Susquehanna Bridge. from Mil
i"rStown to Lewistown, and from Latrobe to
Pttshurg. during the year, and the remainder
Of the whole line fast the iron can be OBJ
tanned.
The company have fifty-one locomotives
hand and have contracted for sixty more:-62
IS 'ng r cars. 26 emigrant cars. and $50 bur-
den cars. $40 additional burden cars are now
in course of delivery.
For the purpose Of completing connections
westward. the company has subscribed S75O.-
600 to the Mari eta and Cincinnati railroad
800. 900 10 the Springfield end Pittsburg road,
AMI S300.0O0 TO the Ohio AMI Indiana road.
The following named gentlemen were elected
Directors for the ensuing year
John Edgar Thompson. George W. Carpenter,
Christian F.. Spangler. John Narrpw, Washing
ton Butcher, Samuel Jeanes, John Farnum.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
Pennsylvania Railroad.

The annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company was held at Philadelphia on Mon.
,iay. when the following exhibit of the business
operations OF the road for the last year was
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24
FURTHER FOREIGN ITEMS By THE STEAM
ERS.

Napoleon's Marriage-Amplc Details Of ihe Gre
mony-N Nagnlfcent ARpsaramcs Of I'aTis-- DedA
Of LOyd 4RelGoar.e
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24

The deaths of Viscount Melbourne anu The
Earl of fvrconnel with that OF the Earl 0f TX
fori make no less than three peerages that hiLye
beceme eXtinct in Great Britain within Il i"rt
night The London Gazette Of the 3lst ult, an
nounces the death Of Lord Metbourp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21
limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

" COMPANY, connecting with the Pssihe Mail Stea5n-
a. Company Carrying the great intel Sta,es Mall
Ony taIolzh UHsed States Mai Line fst CALIFORNIA
and OREGON, va AsPinWal and Panama The splendid
lev and doahle-sngine Uaitsd States Mail stestnsho
Commander, Will sal On SATURDAY, FEB az o'eloef
u NJ PRECISELY from pier AZ foot Of w st. North RIVER
WI Be N readiness At Psnsula 70 receive tbs Gsor.i..
ss and Pssenssrs and sal lIanssd.4tey FOX San Frsn
eizco- no Efforts VII 10 spared on the part Of the
pe1ss 70 send iheE pesenEers through with exoed
ton comfort and safety Rates Of 70 Aspdnws Lsds.
SCOOP state kOou sS5i Lower Ar and Forward Saloon
40, go seeoAa CABIN stzndse., SIS; steeraze So
Passengers vi BE endec % the Railroad Wharf al Ason
VA rec Transit Of the lsthus the passenger ex
kene essons securing through passese By the United
States As Steamers from NswYoEk have preference OF
On board tie Pacific Nal stesnss Rs,ss
are ron pa ma 20 san Prsncisco on the most fTya
1ss IT. fei teisat or Rsssge apply CHARLES
st. cor. 0fWa1rsn, NY " ''s'F
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Sales bp Aneiiou.

A 81 SEswfa, AuctiOnceL
RI BANGS, BROTHER * Co.-TrSae
ltStlcs Rooms No IS PARK row.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, jan n, 90 s 0'clock-
VALUABLE Law LiHSARY.-Ihe entire pr!FAts Law Il
aary q the afe Hon Lewis h Sandfrd decreased bang
o; the most complete ard best selected cOioctens
ever oLersd Catalogues vii be ready tea days before io
sale.
FIFTY SEVENTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
10 Ike eoful,onced on MONDAY, kist Msrch, i1s3
Is. b. Co a,cit conSsnu cuts Of Books, PAFEAs, STA
TIoNERY. STEEF0rYPg PLATES. BINDERS Cora LEAra-
~ Sc fer the regular Trade Sale 10 BE- commenced
" the above GATE.
Particulars for the printing should De furnished BY the
2th af January !nst
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NEW-YORK aud CHARLESTON STEAM.
" sHIPS-SE MI MEEkLY u 8 MAIL LINE
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
10 LlSLkPOoL.-Ckief CABIN Passage, sl2o second
From BOSTON TO LIyERPOOL.-Chief Cabin P.ss.r.
sieo second Cabin PA-sge S5j. The ships Boston
eel AZ Hslias.
ARABIA, Capt J1dAlna AMERICA Can't t,eiteh
FEhslA, Capt kyle, EUROPA. Capt shannon
ASIA, CsPt r. q. Let. CANADA Cart. Lang
AFRICA, Capt Hau1son- NIAGARA Can't stone
These vesses carry clear white bght masthead zreea
sfsriOard bow, red port bow.
CANADA. Lana, from BOSTON, "wednesday Jaa s Isss
ASIA Lon. froIa EW.YOkK. Wedne,day jan u Ig53
AMERICA, shnn9n, I'm. BOSTON Wednesday Jaa ia
ARABIA, Jadkins, I'm. NHV-YOkK, "wednesday Jan 81
elAGARA, stone from BOSTON, "Wednesday YER
AFklCA, Harrison tI- NETWORK, Wednesday FEB O.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON Wednesday, FEB. Is.
ASIA, Lon, AEW-YORK "wednesday FEB -
berths not secured until ps.d for
Anezperenced Surgeon on board.
The OvDeTs Of these ships Will BE- accountable ix
gold silver, bullion, specie jswery, precious
metss Euicss tis of lans signed therefor zGa the
value thereof therein eIpsessed.
For fsight OF p4<sage syply 70
L. CUNARD, No. 4 B0wling-sreen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21
limited STATES MAu STEAMSHIP,

~ COdPAs1-FOR EEW-ORLEAss via HAvI
Ma The y enS1d Steamship CHEROREE Baxter. e,,n
Ha.ssT VI, al froa The pier foo, Of wsrreo
90 Iht ASDAf, January n, AZ O'Clock p NJ prse..Ix
hAes y paas1te % Havana and New
wsra sIocn esrths, go Storage fz5 soeis ony
2. Iesnt . hs.sns Freight taken Nsw-rieGs a %
go. - eaoe Cot, sPp-rs Of feixht are regussed 10
sepPy tsrsYes win the Conpsnys bils Of ad2nr hcL
MAJ . sad "a sP2hess,on at the ofce No other rp VIII
nod NO BITS o. aiding signed after twelve eeloes an
~ s1y ~ asihg For freight passss. spplv - N
hOoEHI9. 10 Ut Wes, e. eotn:r Warr-a ~ = - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21

wtLLI,N IEviSG A Co. Aucuonecrs.
"lLLIAM IRVING x Co. will sell az auc-
ton THIS DAY (trs0ay) Jsn. ~ ioh cel0ck, -
Nc, PSI lhh-st between "a and 4thsvs gentee
utfs II hoDss fnrntufe ccnsiag Of Ingram Carpet
Russ MAhogoay SOFAS covtred IN hsr-cloh. Mahogany
Chsifs Dysns spa AunChers covered ia 90 MaaOz4ng
Gard 1abes CBter Tables Marble top Center rsbcs Per
GLASS; MSntle oTnslEen,S &C. Alse, gensrs assortment
81 hcoroom lrmigre. Mahogany carved krsreh Bedstca1S
MAHOGANY " tshstsnds Ar Ak0, general assortment q
k.chcn furniture III waigk thc sac VII couaence-
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Remittances -Pa@ase.

AeinI Uancft-F hetsct
BOWMAN, GRINNELL x Co, No 80
40 Southst New York sole and only aathorized Agents
sor che SNALLON,NTAGL LINE Of PACKET SHIP
LIyERPooL Packers sail 9th LONDON PAcKErs sol every
and zlst o. eyory mouth alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR X PEEL
NEW WORLD, CORNELIUS URtNNELI.
QUEEN or THE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTAN rtNE. AMERICAN CONGRESS-
ALBERT GALLATfN, PRINCE ALBERT,
AsFBJ BTOS, HOMETOWN,
AMERICAN UNION PATRICK HENRY.
Peteus Wishins 20 send for their friends and DESTROYS II
bringing them BY any Of the above magnificent; shS
informed that Meesrs. BOWMAN, GRISNELLA CO
the only Agents for the above ships in this city.
Thy also Issue Drafts from 81 ard upward which
payable sight in town throughout Ireland and dre@l
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Il Co.
No g South g. n v aud No Regent s.road verDool
Liverpool Packets leays Nsw-Yorx 9Th and 2ls Of evey
month
London Packets leave NewfOEk every alternate Thurs
day. For passage apply a. above.
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AnSlAS \. MrlLKs. Auraoaerr.
VALUABLE WAII~Sr PROprpry.

PARTITION SALE-The Pksuix Builasar< e,-p.r
q he sfe DAVID HALE snd the Affairs Il tie So Of
HALE HALLoCk. III net previously sispsses az =,
on THURSDAY. Jsn n 1851 4. y oesck NJ, A. IL NJ
chants Exchanges large portion q The va5rhasr snoa~x
can retEsn bond ard rlerexx- DESIRED TAe pro,erSx
has front Of Is ret Nzx Add ~ tees en wa,srss n
10 ceupird ~ sr csss sensas Tia the sasni
year ~ $40 and eoasisr,Ss ssTsacs has hssa ot.cl
iog the acXt
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Ssw-Yzl, Jauuary ls,, 1855

COPARTNERSHlP KOTiCE.-A aursS eo,.rt,s-.
ship hs besn armed, pUrso11r % TIE arst tile q tss
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