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Butte record., 1854-08-19

NEBRASKA AND kANzAs-These but lust
organized territories are glowingly described
by gentlemen who has resided in both, as
follows. He believes ''them to be the very
garden of the world, for situation and fertility
OF soil, as well as for loveliness of climate
and scenery" ''The situation of this terri
tory. as all are aware, is in the very heart of
the country, it being about 2000 from its east
earn boundary to the Atlantic at Bosto; and
also the same distance to the Pacific Ocean.
1t is connected with the first commercial en-
poriums of the west and south by the Missou-
ri, Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, and thence to
every state and important city in the Union,
by steamboat and railroad communication -
The great Pacific railroad VIII undoubtedly
pass through this whole territory, thus open-
ing more direct route to California and Ore
gon, as we'll as making one of the links in the
great chain of steam communication that is
soon to girdle the whole earth When this
road is built and line of steamships estab .
lshed between San Francisco and China, it
will be the greatest thoroughfare for the corn-
merce of Europe and the United States, wi tn
Asia, as well as between the Atlantic and Pa
cihc States So far then, from being ont of
the world, as some even suppose, Nebrask is,
geographically. In the centre of the most i'm
portant country on the globe, and will 500 n be
politically rnd commercially. The soil Of Ne
braska, for the most part, is unsurpassed for
Richness and depth by any in the world True
in some parts, as near the mountain ), and
some other places, it is thin and sandy, but
for hundreds of miles from the Nilsson ri State
llue, not an acre of waste or poor land was to
be seen on onr route. The land is generally
rolling, thus giving an endless variety to the
scenery, as well as ridding the country of all
low marshes, swamps, and stagnant pools OF
water, so productive of malra and disease.
Lest it should be thorght that this is written
for effect at the present time, and therefore
the representation too strong, | will quote on
this subject a line from my journal, written on
the spot, in April. 1S49, after visiting the
Wyandotte tribe of Indians in this territory,
as follows: ''Tne LAID they occupy is i'm
mensely rich ard very beautiful Ali this re-
gion, both the indian territory and this side
of the Kanzas river. lin Missouri is superi.
or to any ever saw for cultivation, and if il
were occupied by New England Society,
would never think of visiting California - The
soil is not only rich, but well-watered. Not
only are the clouds more prodigal of theil
treasures than at Salt Lake Valley and in
California, during the summer seasons, bu,
streams of pure water are to be found. a
short intervals in every direction Thes,
str cams are almost invariably skilcted witt
timber, in the eastern portion of the territory
| and can afford water power in abupds,nce, fol
! every kind of manufactures.
Butte record., 1854-08-19

BIDwELL. Buildings are going up with ra-
pidity in every direction. The town will soon
present business like appearance again. We
notice the foundatian of an extensive building
on the ground formerly occupied by the Un-
ion House, and owned by Mr.. Fitzgerald
The foundation of the Shade Hotel is also laid
and will soon be in operation again. Several
other buildings are in progress of erection
Butte record., 1854-08-19

ALUMP.-We learn that person at Forbes
town recently gave five hundred dollars for a
mining claim, and the day following took out
lump of pure gold weighing five hundred
dollars. 1t is beautiful specimen, and is at
present owned by Dr. Williams
Butte record., 1854-08-19

SILvER.--The .4ta has been shown beau
tiful specimen of pure silver, taken from
vein recently opened in the vicinity of Sonora
and which will soon be worked on an extensive
scale. There is no doubt that the silver
mines Of California will yet prove immensely
valuable, the only drawback at present being
the high price Of labor and other expenses
consequent upon working them
Butte record., 1854-08-19

the thermometer has ranged for the past few
days, tut the mercury must stand at high
figure judging from the manner in which our
rollers melt away. We can't possibly per-
suade one to remain with us during the day.
Butte record., 1854-08-19

UNION FLuMING CoMPANY.-This compa-
ny in clearing away place to set their toms,
in two days, took cut FIVE hundred dollars,
only working four hands and two small
rockers. One tom worked by three hands on
Thursday afternoon, yielded six ounces
Butte record., 1854-08-19

4as~ A State Agricultural Fair is to be
held in San Francisco some time in October
next. The late legislature appropriated $4,000
to be expended in premiu ms by the State Ae-
ricultural Society, for the encouragement of
home production and manufactures.
Butte record., 1854-08-19

San FEANcIsco ON NAMEs.-Louis Napoi-
con is in Jail in San Francisco for throwing his
lapstone at a brother worker in wax. Cal
houn is running on the whig ticket for Con-
gress.
"Imperia Caesar, dead an turned to clay,
Night stop hole TO keep the wind away
Butte record., 1854-08-19

''We congratulate our neighbor of the Rec
ord on his being out of the reach of the de-
vouring element. Mountain .hcssenger.
Thank you--and allow us to express the
hope that Gibsonville and the Messenger
may both escape the ravages of fire. Wet took
the precaution, early last spring, to erect an
Office on the hill, somewhat out of the business
portion of the town, and fortunately for us
the policy was good one. Such an insurance
is probably the best to he had in the mining
as every man can issue his own policy.
Butte record., 1854-08-19

1HANKs.-O. NJ. Evans, Esq, of the Half
way House, wili accept cur thanks for gen
erous supply of vegetables.
Butte record., 1854-08-19

QUITE LiKsls The Mountain Demoercf
says that the eiisor Of the Broderick organ
III Eldorsde Coaasy. published an abolition
paper IN ls4s. Aaa voted for Martin Van Bu-
rem. That sAetSoa is doubtless wholly com
posed Of similar diseoa,snted spirits.
Butte record., 1854-08-19

"SgNsisi-s Ar rsss LAST. r."-The illustrious
and ''magnih." CALHOUN Benham recently
addressed the people Of Sacramento. Ac-
counts state that he was cheered ,ohen he left
The stand,
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did 10 justice 10 this plecs, & honestly alIew
thas he told his friends u wpald Be damned,
sinustions, without draHas il xssrft, ii rose Ia
public notice; and it is now tiss ton 70 es ana
see 1t, though 4 never saw person TINT either
Liked it, or approved d. any more than the
absurd plot Of Homes tragedy ofs G Alonzo. Z, \
Mr. Goldsmith, correct pour arrogance, reduess
your vanity, and ehdeas5r to believes as a rnans
You are of the plaihest sort and IA an author,
cisrH on Goisinati intnortai eorrIeslg sfola not
be ioss on other writer's IL shows That g the
honest opinions Of contemperaries are very
often dstraction III Disguise while critIcism and
envy 30 nearly reiated, ti at il is difficult to
separator reviewers judg gnlens from reviewers
maliguity. ~ s AZ sSs7ss
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS 4CIJRED
:, n IN NEW ORLEANS by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
alone. ' -s S-iee os ~
14.,.ZZ.. NEW ORLEANS, March !, 1884,
hereby certify that had Rhear nas for sve
yeafs, and totally blind of
attack of Neuralgia had Pyseiae who could DO
me no good and hundreds dollars on
give this Certificate without solicitation any one
a hlef does not know TINT i type, have
used connection with Rock OH had
not restored perfect heath strength see "A Well
win nj right left and have the symptoms
or any thing e reside in this city when spend
OF time on the RIVER Any
and esn gst hsy responsible gentlemen testify o
this sa take the Petroleum body
investment made, know Natural MediTne
-, J. HARDMANN.
EB Price 30 Wholesale and retail onlv r,
]. WRIGHT g. CO., No. ISL Chartres I'LL aid
JARVIS a. W0oDAiAN, W
mhs 6m Corner Cannon a,d Sfe,,a,a. .
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sHERMAN, 70 st. Charles stree, sSDre ;


4 IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JADN
a DICE tHRoNICo OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DTsEksFof the
hDNEYS and Diseases arising Liver or saa
neh as Constipation Inward Piles Funeas Blood 10 tbe sa
q the Sa9sea Heartburn Dsgustfor Food Fuines
f the Stomach Sour Eructatous Sinking or F,fering at
hs M OF s sosch swimming the Head Hurried and Dnf
fntsng at The Heart Choking Sensations
hea i n LYING Visien Dots the
o. the Skin and Eyes, Pain the Back Chest Limbs
etc. sudden tuehes nfHea Barning Flesh Constat
BY DR. HooFLANDs CELEBRA TED GERMAN BTF cured
pared oy )r u MI JACKSON, No. 100
Their the exceie II enala b
any IN the United States the attest in mapy
eases, after sklful physicians had failed, f' -4s
es worthy the attention nyai Possessing 1rsat
virtues IN Inc rehatoh Of Diseases of the Lesser jsnds
sfercslas the m searching Of th
READ AND BE CONVINCED fe''' nanoiy
More testimony from Alabama Dr. HooFI Ca,
ot4lHd seifian bles prepared Dr. c. NJ JACKSON Phadel
Jhnndiee Nervous Debility Disease the Kidneys etc ec
DICKSON GREEN Alexandria, Ala, Sd 1852 aai We
pns 10 your German Bters to be
- ROBINSON Belafonte, Ala, JAM 30 1881 said yopr ma
dnes nn eventually baye large those who me- L in he
a very much The people have deceived here by
tefs, and Will until IL becomes knuwn.n ~ "
G FOWLER fnkegae Ala, jan 1885, said The Bit rs are
ssng we'll and think they will continue good saa
faction TO those who have used them" o.. eN @"''
h H r LEONARD Fayete c. II. Ala, Jan. l5 ,5ft said
Your ars have done ia this youth son
Eaq Of TINS county, had been ba
doub'fu and the although able e @
eneed with the BtteFs. He found th a h
ne continued 70 take until complete effected He ia now
These Btters entirely Vegetable
~ " NA'i"i uls-
phs y ", Whe,ssan Nav !fisans . ans,
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GENOa.

Es0R GENOA Passage only 1.-The IN
a. fast sailing ship EMPEROR, Captain &&AAE
iieee having all her engaged, will have quick
only apply
board, or to "a. r.. WHITNEY a co. 81 Camp ap2f
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= .. =
BR-dZOS S.d.NTIaGO

gNIi wv snys M THURSDAY May i, d. .cIoek Al
Et'Ooh BkAZOS SANTIAGO. -sseSs=s
~ nsgnsr New 0rleans and Teras S. Mai Line tfAKA
ia hsw asa steamship pPERsEyERANGE john
w,n leaye a. apoy punctuay freight Or
very
HARRIS K MORGAN. foot Of JulIsi stsai sp,y W
sSf- An y,.,.l, opposte the Steamship Landing
Of tbs Grainpup uulesa
shipperf must provide themselves with ths LsG.s h
- ee''sa'o' apo
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YERd GRIfZ

q
- WIN Y leave MONDAY, May !, at s O'Clock An
NToR VERA CRUZ-U. 8. Mail Line. .ps.sk
~ The new and magnificent steamship TEyAs MN}&&SEs
oahep Henry Paee, se1 VsgsSs
a. i1aF . pnnnasliy carrying the u. Mails ~ 'As
r,,,n ....hatos OF PaHaago....
svonHf per cubic loot
~ Fortnight o,psessgs, -. , ssh
shd staefsgs Passengers, applyto '"'''se"iD
M HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of lnaatr.et
opposite the Steannhp Laniipg
Msresa Consul. ~ WIN passports nom IN, me
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VOLUME VII.
\ = -
BREMEN

HNOR BREMEN.-The A / fast sailing .sSM
-. Bremen sas'n ship III yON GAGERN, Capt. Rsimas
now onding and will receive guk
paes Cotton, nPplyto =. P. WHITNEY CO. sI Camp
.-- , or WARfEKEN 4 KlRCHOFFs Union at.
EB For passage apply to ths Captain on np9q
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TO DIR. COLDS SMITH.

SIR--The happy knack which you have learnt
of putting your own compositions, proyokes me
to come forth You have not been the editor Of
newspapers and magazines, not to discover the
trick Of literary hu,abug: but the gauze is SO
thin, that the very foolish part of the world see
through it, and discover the doctors monkey
face, and cloven- foot. Your poetic vanity is as
objectionable as your personal. Would man
believe it, and will women bear it, to be told,
that for hours the great Goldsmith will stand
surveying his grotesque orang- outang's figure in
pier glass; Was but the lovely H--k as
| much enamored, you would not sigh, my gentle
swain, in vain. But your vanity is preposter-
GUS. How will this same bard Of Bedlam ring
the changes in the praise Of Goldy. But what
| has he to be either proud or vain of !: &C The
| Traveller is a tlimsey poem, built upon falss
principles principles diametrically opposite L
| liberty. What is s.The Good -natured Man
| but poor, water cruel, dramatic dose Wha
| is the Is Deserted Village" but pretty poem
of easy numbers, without fancy. dignity, genius
or FIRE? And pray what may be the last speak
ing pantomiae, 30 praised by the doctor him
self, but an incoherent piece of stuff, the fgur
of a woman with a fsh's tail, without plot, in
cident, or intrigue We are made to laugh a
stale, dull jokes, wherein we mistake pleasantr.
for wit, and grimaee for humor wherein ever.
scene is unnatural, and inconsistent with tn
rules, the laws of nature, and of the drama
viz two gentlemen come to man of fortune
house, eat, drink, etc., and take it for an Inn
The one is intended as lover for the daughter
he talks with her for some hours: and when
sees her again in different dress, he treats he
as bar-girl, and swears she squinted FL
abuses the master of the house, and threatens
kick him out of his own doors. The squire
whom we are told is to be a fool, proves th
most sensible being of the piece and he maks
out o whole act, by bidding his mother lie clos
behind bush, pursuading her that his fathel
q her own husband, is highwayman, and thi
he has come to cut their throats and, to gil
his cousin an opportunity to go off, he drives
. There is not, sweet sucking Jonson, q natur
: stroke in the whole play, but the young fellow
giving the stolen jewels to the mother, suppo
ing her to be the landlady. That Mr.. Colns
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STEAMSHIPS
GHLVESTf1.n,

4
u-yfsT, wl - lssys suNnAY, April 80 at O'Clock A. A.
H'JM HJ1vsss IALv ESTON ,lNDIANoLA, ,PoRT 1zsEGEs.
LAyAgA and dAfATAG0RDA BAY--Regular New MtkhkA
Steamship L 1a'sa sAsa sal Line
oss q ssh S 6s tus
evbt os patagonia Bay) without charge For
apply 10 HARRJS a MORO AM NJ s, o9n as,e9nnodaonH,
r&- Thislina Opposite the Steamship Landing
will hotsa, mn @syng eatanhed 10 pilot Cayao Bar
taina 80 - "A'' 'he supersision OF Its
np76
WI, VIZ ssys WEDNEsDhY, April %, q. o'clock A n
9ls5aLv lhysaa ~ EST0N, ,lNDIANoLA, ,PoRr .gFs.
Ts ~ and Texas ~ Mall Of
IN asw ana magnlhesnt steamship MEXICO John Themn
'nn,auusi VAL leave above Freight for Indiano d
ros y w n ssaoa On shs wbases II sas
sant s1ase-room accoI9Inodation apply to Hs ~
s5' HAhhls = MORGAN, oet Of JUL Hreet
s oppohte the Steamship Laudhg
tana. 5St ~ seperYlhion OF IT'S own Cap
ara~ V u y Apq
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& fS A00 WORTH OF FARMS AND
sT1 sH dls dAlssg,WDU BUILDING LOTS FARMS and 1000

huPse m15ha E ahMs Fsels 4aa asp ssas
s ss Many 2g Asf e s ls
arc no% ssR Ri ne p pss
Eli .fi of 6ss sHS 81 sS 81 ss s
ss'ss Ho@ 5S a
W sgi'as ssisfg Country Resi-.
& sfs @ ssss "a sas 5 .
aiys sl y ya.ss s sa and s L
y Fl the % SOL fIe heecng Farms for cultural
s af'y rsa hass
a ws sa s s
ss an Ga % s sss ns m s9
seus alone that we do
Bty % attention M tss ?. 81, both sssnsa sss
h wa land. % New Ne s 81 I VIZ @
asked RessSae .s Tho farl
a assf s% '9 ss.. @ per @
i've sas for and n slss
s.s sss. e hB
%oop sssa. stss ne al @
sa sas.s Maps R.%s4s %Ast SC had q sent
@ass a&wl@ 100 Canal street Agent
NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
~
Fanaaeea Brick Sand Lime, Cement
As fy corner Of 81 u I
4 ttAsTOR oIL-5o bbls Blows No. L, land
@ha .es = NeResf b2LfH e ~ q * hour ii. ....
TT EWARk ClDER-lOo bbls. For sale by
y aeals a. 2, GRlEFF 3 co, 40 Old Ieyse
A LGoHoL-l0 bbls landing from steal nboat
@h4 and f9s sf,s ls M T. m
GRANGEs AND LEMONS $50 boxes Sicily
.s1ssi tsf e sAEr i Z 50 e.vler rect
oPS-30 half bales New Hops, first sort,
NH >, F. 0ooAsAs 3 e,ssIsl a alsats Meet.
4 sAaNDLEs-75 And, boxes perm Candles, sal uuel
@hs | eocHg AN HAIL. ss e.avi.r .,e st.
SoRk-5oo barrels choice new Mess Po, k,
+ g. % sss fsss fs r sss, s
4 toFFEE-1lo bags prime green Havana /,
aeseissf sRoaba Rtatf s is Al e. y and IS r.,sr.
q oNGwoRTH's CA TAwBA-A few cases
ny. nas i 81 WINSTON, Al Commercial Place.
Ahp-choice, ts in kegs, tierces and bbls for
JAMS c. B. RoApw ELL co. ss and IS poydra. .t
suIIER-l2G ,il kegs Choice Western Butter
laeas JOSEPH Lands & CO. as ssTehouptouaas street.
4 sALClNED PLAsTER--1s4 bbls. landin q
febqs 1Aa '0f sale by BoGERT, WILLIAMS d CO.,
G iEMENT AND PLASTER-2000 bbls d
y sale oy A. DELAGRAyE Co, 70 Magazine L
M HlsKY-15O bbls. Raw, for sale by
-z -MnT s. 4. KENNEDY 4 CO.. IS Tchouptouas It,
Z RIGHT VARNISH 200 bbls landing IN
- Dsi.a9h Af q co. II MagsziHs at.
& ,lDER-l00 bbls in store and for sale, by
%W A. d. GRIEFF d CO., 40 Old Lev 60.
AislNS--2000 pa ekages IN store and fl
----~-------- IL !. SfokE& CO. I GrAyar st. fsb6
ESlkES MAGNOLIA WHISKY-150 BIB Ia;
n. !. HARf CO., ~ Tchoupis aul azst
"A LL-S5O casks Edi aburgh Ale, in quart s,aI
H. l. STONE CO., ! Grayet tres,
\ lnr4ard o. pois' d ess and Extra Mess, Ian
---- Is Tchoupito ia. E
wv lsaanr from ..snn,o., ,ois. DIS haWs high pro
~ sosEth LASDIs CO.. ss TchouPc alas
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GonpsMrrH's SHE sroops TO CONQUER, -
Goldsmith's comedy of g She Stoops to Conquer
is, at the present time, looked upon as one of
the finest productions of the past century and
yet the day after its first representation, there
were critics in London who pronounced it un-
mitigated trash.' For the entertainment of the
reader, we lay before him one of those honest
reviews. We find it in the London Packet of
March "a, 1773;
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subscribers being appointed
vines are constantly supplied with it quarts
Phts which they ofsr to the trade at New York prices
ian2T em f'' y a ai9ls1 Gs,H q ~. ~
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ES0R LIVERPOOL A l fast sail .;ss.aS
u ing American ahp INTERNATIONAL, Captain {AA4sGS
br1wn loading and will have dispatch eT,
Up. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
Z For oaAnaze e.AnpIyt s.hh( (,aua
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We YORK.

ESOR NEW Y0RK-{ {Hurlburt & Go. e. ssAs
tSs S 2, Psssss fast ,siIng regular packet
opposite the Vegetable Market or to '-s''' - N'
bDgERT 4 rsO
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EyOR TRIESTE.-The fast. sailing IN
american bark y0LANT, Capt Sears, loading
md will have quick dispatch Eer apply
j. r WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street,
kss- For apply to the Captain board jaaIe
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sLINERPO0L.

ES0R LIVERPOOL fine A ! fast ,;az
- Ealing Amstican ship WINDERMERE, CAPTAIN k&kTS
q noW iosding and vii have quick dspach
OF 300 osep Cotton apply RI WHITNEY 90 al
q For panssEs spply te the Captain on board apsi
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EsoR NEW Y0RK.-Tbe fast sailing ~
n brig FLORANCE LEMUEL. Gage, master, hav- SA4AaHx
ng ne greater part q engaged will have immediate paeh
APPS 'GEo' VI, HYNSON 40 famp sy.et..
EN0R NEW Y0RK-To load at Franklin, ~
:, La or vicniyThe fss. sailipgbrgn PARTHE-S
NOM 97 tons register, and CIIASTfA regis.ei,
be Chartered TO load as above For terms, apply to
apf J, II. ASHBRIDGE d CO., st. Charles sreet.
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TRIESTE.

ES0R TRIESTE.-The fine fast sailing ~
III sardininn ship TRENTON, Captain Csvasco
oHdng and will have immediate dispah For freight
Cotton, apply to J.P. WHITNEY 4 CO. 81 Cspp A.
~ For passage apply 70 tho Captain on board. apIs
NfOR TRIESTE The fine fast sailing ~
H. American ship ADRIAN, Captain Hunter IA now S4EKs
loading freight Of 416 fs
Cotton, apply to EOGERT, WILLIAMS d CO. TO Cainn at
orto j. r. WHITNEY co. 6l Capp Al -
tN- Fol- paspAge apply Captain on board. " anIss
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ES0R LIVERPOOL-The A / fast sail -
h ing American ship JANE H. GLIDDEN, Captain
ch hSyng large paT OF engaged will have
diapatch For balance Of freight apply to
aplf j. II. AsHBRfDGE co. So ST. ehnylp, at
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H1SOR LIVERP00L.--(Ta Takes no Grain. ~
The vsry fast sailing American ship PARTHE- SAkA
MA Captain have ~
paten. For freight Of $50 bales Cotton Apply to
J. r. WHITNEY j. CO. 81 Camp street,
pAGq plv to hsC Cnn,Atn
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NOR NEW YORK.--The new A j .N
IL bark PANAMA, master, having large por FEAh
on q her engaged, will have qaick dispatch balance
freight or passage, apply on board II
aptf Qoc
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E,SOR LIVERPOOL The fast sailing ,sssSSS
IL Norwegian bark AMERICA, Captain Jensen having
part her cargo engaged will with dispatch.
heavy freight passage, apply
apis j. H. AS}fBRIDCE h Co 81 81 eba,ls. ,,,ost
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A,oR LIVERPOOL.-The new A / at sssA
III Lloyds British bark HENRY MILLER, CAPTAIN {AAKsS
Putt loadlng will dpaich For 10 s
heavy freight or 500 bales Cotton, apply to " =
J.H. ASIBRibf3E Il CO. So St CbatIes stras,
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NNUK KLIVEKPUUL.-Th A fast sail ssKNS
~ ing American ship SEA QUEEN, Captain Manson lAKXS
npn Will have of 40
bales Cotton apply to " NV
J. p WHITNEY co, 81 Camp street.
~ For passAge, apply 10 the nnnh
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NOR L1VERP0OL.-( Takes no Grain ssssSs
The ut LlOyd,a ss, Aaiing British FLYING SAX
GHILDERs, Captain Brownsg, oadtg and viii 1sesir
immediate sRpaich For egh, q $50 haea Cotton apply
J. p. WtHENkY 4 CO., 81 Camp street.
nniA
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NOR LIVERP00L.--(Ta Takes no Grain. sEEas
Ias tine fast saing American ship GLARIssA HAAHg
CUhAER Captain Knapp, loaipg and will
j. P. WHITNEY & CO., 81 Camp street.
EF For pAssage, apply 70 The Captain board mil
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D USSIA DUCK--50 bolts Russia Duck,
III " Heavy Ravens, for sale by GEO. W. HYfSt x .
nps Cam,
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EsOR LIVERPOOL.-Th new and sssaS@
splendid American clipper ship NABOB, Captain iAAAg
Dwhur having large Of her engaged wifi
dispatch. For balance Of freight, apply TO
. J. II. ASHBRIDGE d CO. So ST. Charles street.
For passage, Apply to the Captain board, Post First
anil
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MN DEAD CATTLE.--One dollarTH -N
.AN vi WI a6E be paid for every fresh DEAD HORSE
ss WoTs On Washington Avenue, graveyard scod
Aes" sh7 sa'a" iehaI ly
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VyAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-4560 bbl
1 Naval Stores, for sale by
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AfOR LIVERPOOL The A l fast SAIL ~
inE Amsriesn ship CARNATIG Captain Dsvsreur S4zb
bales Cotton, apply to D. p WHITNEY, III Al "a S'o
w For pasaage, apply to the Captain board epes
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EW BASIN SASH, DOOR AN d BLIND
! FAcToRY-SAWING, TURNING AND PLAN ING MILL
Mahogany, Walnut Cedar Oak ASH Poplar white Pin aud Cypesa
aw@ng F9sts and MSldngs Of description.
With dispatch nt the Factory ST. John stg