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4 LEGIsLArIyE ASSAULT ON Tur
tHAN.UEAs.

Massachusetts,. alNas> ahead in all
rriorn movements. ha. lirly had Ito.
E.ss Question under COMMUNICATION.
bal her Legislature have wisely deter.
mined 10 Vet the h~us lay egg. ia ile
oli style. Every Shanghai roo.l.r in
the liay state sl,uall race hi. Gothic
solr- al Tbs, aeknne l~clsrm.ui Of hans
cgAfi The ioiloRine 4, lhr l.rlor ~
Mr Rsalry. lntm the Committee
on Agriculture, 10 Wtich aa. r,lcurd
a petition i"r a aS regulating li,r sale
OF css. by weight, r'poried. That The
pn--eia uu-ic of selling cgg. gar, bach
~ isr - the memory Of mnu raunrih.
ahd the %sraugiug Of the prayer Of the
p~iaioarrs ~oall produce il,e mot
dnrial results II aoall eompiriri,
nrsoluiiouits our shoir cr-ir 81 ktrhsn
lass. rgnder u%srlr.. al cooking rrcripi..
and hras do~n upon uhr heads nf the
mcmb~r, 81 ihi. Grral Grucral Couu.
Hud upon The bead, q the unmarried
mstat-n IN particular. the a,aihrmas
- The shelr fraternity Of cs,liss maid..
for IHesamins a. .nn1tsic ujs1n ~.
i~ime-isunerri aad hallos-l prs,tire.
ifrgss SER al 81 a are. there vouli
h. 40 nrnessHy fr lcsi,huon. The
oosnmiiirc thef,f,rr recommend o. iAs
i-sah-frl if,i-o. q strike 10, ga incr-,.
eft~d saA an application 81 he ten.
h"sf LA asi that toe Ieiiihn-n have
have 20 aiiLira~ The ret.an aas
aoorP~i Errlasgs.
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LpoK AZ fnls Lsagouy Of Par.
svA-~h appean hrom ihe Ma..asAu.
s~iis fesiap a birth, sad dssih. far
lNsL tAai she dsfaiioa 81 he Ice. -
'snesho'i'ts ~s' ysan sb.o,r tie srn.
'si a'srass, rn.dy nsnriees Ahssr
thai q sana.oa lsboSsf. sai nins-.a
80 eTni above be s'srsss - 81 iLs
essA u seeLsA
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inaH 1901. weaa sslasal, oa~, 80 = coAAss
FfNtiG
He hn. ned Do iu over eleven hundred ea-ss, and
never itfn1 rArfff u 1870 sarrsi dnih thunder hn.
unfJ HF IH- moss boo hs H.-os-iun oser tsa bon.
400 'ffrntair. ol is teiue- ai Hiuim taeHts Huta
Ie. h.ulr .t asuaHtsd b. egie . nsi.ias .ar
uas o. nu- fHs. vii, cure t.c u.rt s,sd o.
rHlitsr H us isrs.
I"pi4m nr haHls. NH deer ths . sism ~ l.r,
Nai. ni'l % eYW ut vnri cahtsf
i.Iea o. 6tg balles sm 4srnniea 81 ,ue ns
N.rfrt.'i % 90 iptis-.
uuo ainot re Rr nauslt'a g. 80 On hsula
uiss sr aausntcd n eiTe uanulns II the
e snd In'fi' fiaHua uf haf
i,Af i' 1i Aaiir' aT "ausntci Ia cuts rawp
uae Ains .Hn e4n so.ls enapuoa afthe sio
iNH .. hfrH huir as nHnantd g. fHs Mf
o. g dHsirfsfe sf.. ni,uHafsm.
iN" "a tHfr' haflos ere ifrsnird O. run ihs
n.fsf coco D. aurnH ul.
fA"s haf i-ulsa ss van.aud 20 cue ,aH
nletla-
rt, O. asht b'a~ win cue o.. aati s.- 70
Absasai DO aIasfs sfpenrueos fasm ibs a.t-tfs
80 d lrltrri elfe anshie0 alru fsf ah.t, laaa
kf,deG 3 Asf isiaa s,rfs u.ai.ssd lr- q
ui b. ue FrinHA H+.ns. fka.v nt snr's a
% h ff7n rhf n air- as uahr ehI f~tHfrasA
ne afHtat u.fh u- "a aa.frrr rn.fa m.iHa
Nsl ffh tffHfH Itrrr ara tra fliar sa
NN . wf sunHfff-ufH M-
o. hfHf r ZOO Hsffta at p4eHfI cog
ff o. rrfrr arrh tn.aH HnNi frHf
hhirt. al, raff sh pa raff sl tnls Of
hHf hfH ufHD Do rhllffH % yraf ed nH y
20 'H.n 900 2 ia 90 Hl.si tasH m heahh
~ O. Ne H-rt aston, 900 in 90 rsass Hf zoe
b fufaH. So fHa-re Hfdirf ~ rfef hsrtasr
pc be- H rsn ~ fhsfs BE- % hrh, ssfa
r"fhlgm te Hft shd andu uf ssr fnfe
M. .HLN
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s,Lrs soos so I,
Contains the ip1st extensive, fashionable sod RsH,
some as-nrfHrut ~ ilan's celebrated EnFii,b aat
AfncUsau FtanH nft sAuTus, 81 The newest -t,l IL, sstia
Hnirh, marble, Italian. ireson. and Scrll Painting.
ever offered li this city. iram -. I'd. TO 81 the -quAs-
yard Of tar yards "tle.
sur. uuoss SO .,
There are two hundred sud hfl pieces Of the cho,c-.t
mosi beautiful aud desirable patterns Of English sn
Nme1'sn isaHAiS .,Rrfrtso, az Unparalleled los
prices, tfnin n,r s%Ailltng- aud ia shilling. aud 90,
ienoe per yard. Manufactured fr our cib sales
fAtrs BOON 80 3,
oniains three hundred piece Of tnFii-n and hmst
can impcuai UHHfi Ftr tAtFEUSa. ct magnificent
'nll snd I'ii'ir hrure,' Imported aud manufactures
order, -1fue "t Which olnnff be iound Al any otiss'
-uble hmcui ~ me ttiicd Slstrs.
sAifs BOON ~.
,uhiaiur rnr handud 49, nip peces ut me iSass,-
rAHFrusu, 81 splendid new lmtirni-, al the astDuish
ms how pnfr-, o., 2s' 3D., 81. 3D., and 4a pcryam
HtLE- Soon ~ =.
nslisys b wondrhui ,antp 81 I~sltss ru.ssr.. 20.
fYari. Wide, Al>l 5000 ssris NJ Dmrsrt-. II lt2
ana . ards wide AZ asy 49, 3D. and g., b., and Gr
%i~fYsri. Alsn, msguintrHt Nisaic Hud mmst
nathfH OIL -t, and lnri rtfrrp Hies, 10 sns, each
sairs tuoa SO o..
q. falls stacked with every variety 81 striped and
ttgutUd sfhiH aud u,Ll ctEFausg, Al o., -. Cd., tp
fer yard. Also rugiph TsIe-'p. Bnl.sol- sud
Velvet star CaUrt at1-, S., o., and TO-, per yard
sALEt raaN so
H1}ai Nriyrt, ARnin-ttr, Tapestry, and nms-el- tar
laiing, impaired frlm the celebrated Enuli-h manuar
Z nes oii"hn tt-s q SEQ, and Hendef-ih'-, 'tprr-.
~ fprour ol trade.
hT"' hfwatf taNFsN "ns eHiifo piece, TIE sXr
D. iort - ~, aud ia feet iusLss hJ u iert, worth
s.1H.
Sass Naas - =.
Aft iur ftrEef rtrttgsF fNNHhIs aaHFrra. eNthit
81 tthe Naut'- Fan, and O. be- tshtbici stihr Nra
hufk { o sfHl Palate.
Alec, Wisdou ~iades. ~ Co.. s-. To-. 90. ~ 40
90 pair Table and ffAnn gutrrs, rsirl aud Hfss.
SER Rods, Engii-h Shecp,kiu. Adelaide sud Tunrd
i@fisf Dnr Mata
Ai- White md chorke4 MaiHHa. a. 50. and
- end Isfas Mating AH fhs ah.tr su.d- vul DC
I'D 70 PER reut lees Than ems athrf c,talai.lasnt 100
thr { niirl -fafet.
WHAM ANDERSON. a9 U.ncn.
y H+-Familrs snf Nsnhauts visiting fte qr.st
ricirfFli. einfnd g tnaoh 90 ustu adttniaao zoe,
amino fifs eHf rfsaI- sU~t.
Sew hafa AnaI lH. I-.f T.t
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JOHN c. MIILER'S
Patent Pulling, Washing and


lbe UndersIgned having purchased
te eAeiu-iYe uEhf Co. ufapuiarfurr aud srad
ltr ahfsye uaaist WarhiHn- 90 nrst of The United
stale. Do prepared ta atswrr al Hfdrf- that mal be-
urN. afdtHt hWi % Wh . htuH, Nm. Be- 40 an-
tionkrd sHrui 60 lirHniHEfnn ttintt pith prompt
RES. We frtffH tnr pHifitf o. the tliiINtu r traim-u
a. roistvr - IT, prrat AAI % BENNETT
Remington T., Nafcl lo- i-as
We, fhe under Z, having u-cd Jsih , Ntiri
Pftcuf Na-hrna Machine, uinsf rhseUHlt ferDlumcat
titu iaiuhe- a- fhr beet and ua-t chrcnYe Aatlttr
tf wa-hiuF wc have ever n.td, lnd ne feel oHhdrhf
that they viii be- pert ~ ,at doi uith us pen0fi-
anrs, altBeugh ulrg ua. rFc been Frequently di-ap
nsnisd herrtnf ~ b. tio.c anvrng Hn article ff tie
same punHife. which was Wouiirsa
skHr o. o.. Hause, Hss- tfptn n tn4Ns
q. .. wHfrf, aHs o. g. afufft
urnks saffrr ~. ns NO. Hf 800 sHffff
D.. o. ssfrft HItf HNrsEr sfutEff
Gts. ufeef FpNftHaF. 49, mthHf n%fhfNsrHt
fHtHIts u4raHfaH Mu wnt ANA H.H eHrae.
q %. att4s. HHs f|sFaifsf efftt,
a o.. sffN tfr. ant taftihE trfutnft
SOC "a N.Fsar9es
sfnrlEsf bF. Nss uttsEt t.tsf,
stsas ssrf tFrl No ttrf snafes,
o. o.. rsusG. No. ANA o.. tuHsAt
s9ns rsHHaa. HF- e. fHtHHset
fNrfl stnttr. ~ 1tHf .aafFa.
s4sfs nsasts1rHrr 49, A. HssHfs1Has,
H-E rsFI. WH FL. d. ra44.
D sassNasnt rH- o. b. a9ssaaan,
a. rtrtgfr
u. uaHuh uHf FtHCE Usaus.
bennington March o.. i-lA ie-u
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80 i
"a IL hpfHrnlg T. Ngfln.
.
H'nf
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lHf o. iifa f tnH
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i'
Ni
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l.kiNff 90. fhNlANAN
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Cabinet Furniture and Chair


" y 7 IT. LII
HaHiasH's BaitHE, tfad n Hastiartsa-.f.
tJoSES CURTIS d. n1w Offering a large aud zen
vi efal Assortment uf Sof'r, Center, card. Cannon
aud Extension Dining Tshle-, Mahogany, Black
wsluut, Iane--gai 1Hd common Chair, Bureaus,
Bedstead- Hat Stands, Chamtfrr srt-, &C. aisn,
hair, paimlcaf and hu-k Mattresses, spring Bodt,
LH king glasses, Ciucks, Picture frames, W,fk boxes.
portable hc-kH, Ar.
hnriy lNads Csras ofaii sizes and desruptnn.-
Mahugany Collins furnished % order m shnH notice.
Having purchased New and Rich Gnods frutn the
ho.t manufacturers, ~ "a. % prrrs. he Wnuid invite the
a%ilettipn ~ The bubble 20 the itapcruon uf the .amt.
Rutland. Feh. ~, i-iA ~
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Dry Goods 4 Carpetings.

Dry Goods 4 Carpetings.
AN NOW ls,inr In my STOCK prep5ratun b. the
l spring Irade, and wonld be hapi] g. see ny iut
itmd friends ~ ho are Ia wauio Ut nB Gasds ~ Caurt-
1 have l1-f received dirtct iHan Austlau, a large lut 81
Pk-5LN Hl-gCh ms o0ODS.
LINEN SfvITLNSN,
SHfRTLNG ELNl-NN,
U1-W.fSk N,fPKLNS,
LINN T~OHgILNBS,
TfbLE D3MTNh.
Alsu, a large Stock NJ noursttc Guud-. Ulearhed and
ir,wn IuttHH-, runt., ne laincs and uinrnanis.
Ihu~r Nt-tinr 10 puWha-e IaUTt- viii do well "a
cal and examine MY siurk, a. feel confident ran
ssli iloul, having a large sinrk aud selected with the
greatest care. WILLIAM n. FRY,
N.h 40 ta4nrssEnf. Troy. y Y
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let Your Light Shine ,

-NFEENN
u hfsrf NHH fffr a. naHl. faI e die fEra.
" fash rtaru 81 nlGHGE 90. guiFaIO- uh.t.
v % ngd 90 tafFssf HH9 Hfae.f ea uufrf.f
SOFIA iANfr .rtaiH faai aau-m.I trr 81 O.,
O.
fLf 90 Lturs arsen tsass aoa sitIs
oilLA p ~ aH ttal.
GLOBES. SHADES 4 CuINNfTs.
tHsHfi. Ata.r farsr fsfser
Glass WARE.
ftfs 10 HNlfE@. afI... Hsar. u..t- a..
- 49, a. shai al.aa % VI b. ga al .as. I'D
dr. uaef.th
Hanald, s-If Ie-l
A. h-Nf - 90 Hkaf1s llama
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CL0T II q.
FOR 10 "a.
UliE Subscriber cordially invites the

VItE subscriber cordially Invites the
pHh4tc g. an rary examination ~ ls Vel
selected STOCK uf &c d., assuring Them that lies viii
fnd thrln nn-uriasss4 in quality and extension DIVA
ueu. I siall only -prriy a icu articles.
tNpER C'tAT~;
Hiict pres. and Fnrk, Black rt-amareu,
Bus Black Olive "
Biur bro, Brown
BfWn Green +"
Bloc, Black. ultye, RmWn and iir.h Missed Cloths,
sack FrI Iuck-
Oven GOATS
Black Gneu. Dno, Riuc niark. Bloc Gfcv unve
Brown aht M,No,.
PANTS;
BACK Duo-kn-, Bisrt Ca-.,mere.
Fancy diul, M,tri iiuu,
Blue, FaHcy, and Nisrd Sa'tnct, &C, sc
VESTS;
BLACK Ftfm, Fancy CaiafcI silk,
iancy " " GfeuadrG
halrscla, Lasting,
DatA. u.ahlr Brcast'l. a. go. SINGLE d.
trg vrsE
1ptrlrs iND boys CLOTHING.
tnurrdt 90 kesP -tet sufficient 20 meer Inc Wi.h-
c-U si,-atiha mosi approved sttie and quality.
FURNISHING GppnS,
tifft-, Baaums, Calita, finder -iiu-, nuwrr,
hutHterrHiei-. ifasas, -utbf. ifafe-,
Giats, htsirD, 10 uir. and
tfar Erl-ucr, Wallets,
iuu hunie-,
felignien, nls, rfc,
Pail. STYLES MATS AND APs.
TruuI.. NHf4.g.. 4 A IsrfI Ia.
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Agricultural

We rsrogfntsss41 . ass.Eai r.8i.g a
she laise go af1fs irun .i.s Saehtra
Afscs ef q ifeei ans rersssti.t
49, vt ma bad shw trieF ifaa
81 ss wtH ea nssA v~sfefag 81 o.
meii aruff % faf doeass n mo,.
fen 20 500 a~ 90 flaps 40
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HIEFs cHERFr PEcTOhlL

rlfft~ 0~ETGFHTTfH gIfGfHa
utfE Ernsfns aulsff Gar ssfs low atths
4 D4-. rlfr ~ loaua nEr-
hsg sgssL, EtdssG
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NuRTtNOUE'S
BITTER CORDIAL
ANu
BLOOD PIRlFIER.

t.sssasff.tfrsss tt-t-et
TM uVlflaIst preparation ht. ,bifln-i d pru.
leuu wherever iHiriIrrd, Unprecedented lu tir lt-
inH " fW' tltt prfl.uH1t' hrHlett hci'ro he pub
itt. Thr ulluHlri tIfassnd wbp btvo usod IL, aud
4afe Hrailrift mfnelHf rf,ei DO removing disease
Mud l;e.ioring the Nervous system,
pruar tiTlH tiuau q, One ititent N.J'sf. Fhy-i
Dt0s1 tlrnff .Jtniile i4 the pr Iiesstsi, u-r sud
prescribe H ,- rfo n-t etrfdve
.llc,afirc mt Boot P,riGe rc rer knora.
Nrialai,,6elraI u,.,l9 iul Sow n. Affection,
nt-HaIlauf IrIigo-uun, l.r. " Al4aiIfe, Nsrrou-
u-t.srH- 90 POI " pf nl4.d &. roc lield, C1.ii,eiirss
Hf iUrtlI tr.o f ihr blafl-. rlturc. in fis side,
ti1t4 rfrt, FIIplniasu a to Hear, binlculi hrcath
Slight -vfif.ur tf.rH N. ~ 200 iffnfs, i%fnndirc,
ut-rtHf- nlilr kiIH 81. uurluerurHis. lusallanNr-,
o..cidi' VIA fsp'ie pr 'anolns Debility and Poe,
tf4hHuul iha Nertos rt .rn. tHi1he"Hs Luiph1as
~ Htmlr afur Htf.is-tbe-e Con plaini- are feadiA
rnH ed bi Ono 4ag 81 uus tnrimL
Err sr1tars . ts- p-arsa e-saf
THE BiLN ar GiLEID.
Especially TO FenaIc..
o. frHf rHas.f .HIr o. fHIhHu OF Hfe.i % farnussnfs
DO 90 f-aHf0uf Boa friHf Of fflrirt o. aHf 90 fle
n1HIrlHs W fH.nl-.f u'eHtf1i'd under the cpia
Hf.Hrrrf' tn7 H1H .uNf-
ltaafs a- hnr Tn Be- correct tEo tnro nfulc -fsu
rrH, inlrfHe tr ilfa. tse us ins. -iIHniaie- rhe
htHfh hrIfJ act.H efficient o. tAr Hf fhr Ha
p1f' cod 1i-HHn- aerfol'n., uurara puiis, ugh.
nrts aaH fHIin o. fa ttlai ur4iHtf u ffrril.
reoit'fe sal "l FtHsi n1tTs ddt-tt irans'ii
ras ra nrrr fa affu. fst. r inr e il+fiulfau tH ala
b strength sHa aap co. siaH Of besl'h ndbrluJ
ai r,.naaerrsH.
M v.ra..'- pat s'a..ui n utt. and
pfnr.af sHh Q" He uadm any stole ~ hrslg, even
By pho noes dsitafr iemalr H rhid
fra 0er H.'ay pr h.''e
900 Hf usHrrst reurrslf. Nrair.sie ard
tFri nnaif w1n b. ~-a.1fi'ed Hu ops h'f non inibs
roNo4 goasE ,s-,' N4ln sna w,.hisran
NV. A~LEx,NDrn a 60. rs,pn., a..
GOD hHi swia siithaff Haafs tee Aod
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DRrGS NJ .uEDIcLNES
NEW STORE.

"h"isshls and retail. Gnsat In
20 HF.H.s lfN 300 ftsa.nr
'i a'le trs nrsh 1a -i 3D. ulsls.., la
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lT 800 % Nt paari. usat 80 asucs.sr
tasaaa. N.f. t. .r.. cot
Farmers Farmers
IN - y stshipE te .aN. MDNLN sn.
NiHt. ufa nHs ID af nlr Hurt Hraar
bAsatFN a. -IA, CO.'S aeshtb .fltfaHau implf
usatsf go NtHA HftI utaLiTN. 500 attn
fAEaflh lNa INiN a.
NuoLBt ALI AGEATS ron
h4u.s q uftH'HtfAH ~tt f4rs. fta. Ian.. HHliH
Ht FtfhUus. ars.r-. altf = to. Nluar.. Isr
vetls. .al Nlasisd HAu'l ra'. rtAtIf.-. Eagalr.
Nairr asett tu. hua Lan-au'- isw and ra
yafl.rH ~h AtIf~
wa 1LISALE AGENTS POI
rHaif- tf HrHf.- wet tHtfa thHut. wItH " Insfs
r.irHf % .~urHlna-. Hua Fsrr ~3kri susth-, " th
aalrsaa usf- Nilsf4a. tafn1sldrf. and NsH ~.
u.u' usi cad Nanan istk. nore bias ana Hand
Nasra
Nu1LEs ALE AGENTS a
siHff's Nfsia tfailcs sH4 la.tiHE Mills. Fryths
20 Er.t - tsu n- tifts.
NUOLFsaLE AGENTS Ron
fr s~.ishfstt4 tnnfHrtf seftbo Rise. waffaHisd O.
give .atu fsftHf. ~hf -hHnt ana s nuVfirci Hoes,
t-f ~frsi. tiafHf. Inn Hnd kslrad -hHteis,
X tafs. O. aart aYd Tifsl 90 a. a d Rakrs, Gntss
rlasf, nH ittk u8 Tree ~sarcn.
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Crockery,

4 iAfrr AsFHmest, consisting in PM Of LIS
y * HANu iEA - g.. - ne Ohina do, CT.
.n-i H-, 600 .mnsH WAITS .i st tinds, ~ the bow
q b ntfkri iaHe-. GEn. a. COLI d o.
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QUART BOTTLES.
81 Per Doitl.-siN BOTTLES .or $500.
WILSON. FAlRBANk x Co,
SOLE PROPRlETORS,
Nos. 53A a. HAN OVER STREET,

GUf and ruuHtp.
4. BURT son, Agents, Rutland, W. 5I-Cm
UuIE GEpNETHlC TRANSFERRING nader
i -ignrd BE- agefft the sale Of The Geutuciur Tran.
Ter, tn instrument for drafting coats, invented by Mr.
James Magtnpia, ut Lafk pun, ~ md vs. hiohi- pre-
Iafrd 10 furnish the trade va TN. state. Tho price ui
the Transfer, & gsthtt with b.Ak aud suitable ln-iWc-
tuu- fr u-iur, Do Sh. lam usiuR the Instrument my
sell, and de- not be- itate 81 say thar tits the bet uue I
have ever seen tut obtaining % e.. meet toun ADD mcss-
nfc. II. WILKINSON.
Castl,iuu, Sept -, l-52. 3g-f
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FpNb NuR>E. Rutland, ~.
NiI-Nt On a AiCHOL>. HAistaG, N y
ll-lN HAMMOND q CO.. Craoa Pa.Ht n
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~ AGENTS WANTED TH TRAVEL N
~ IHL UNITED TRTIs-5trsit ,m.Il
nafai ptru D. ahnfftfF offs csfst rHiwcIati tesl.r
90 Hlildis aerd sf-a a. isfufral huanr- haalt. and
P1ssrsfra uf a ftsa cHtamlH edHfHuaH 900 gentle.
msnif atafcr 5000 tHsn eIl fnd f swafitt. fleif
tatHHiafr, a. ~ sHH NJ ga an tgrnsnat go zee 4
HfFf 70 r1t ~ 90 rsfHfn. aud ff zoe safss time
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Music and Dancing.

'i'RAvELINC ntGs aud Umbrellas,
i tlrsFas ne thest-ff. 90
IEg. con co.'s
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Tremendous Bargains,

EIGHT SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS,
HAaitsais aaa hriaa
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PADDLE WHEELS.

The above vessels we're to be Joined in the Downs by
the Cressy, 80 and the Eurayus so guns making the
ships Of o19 guns with horse power, and 0160
men.
eded the feet out to having previously received the
visits of the Admras and Captains in command who in
obedience to signal TO that effect repaired board
the Fairy to take leave OF Her Majesty and Prince
Albert.
The day magnicently fine and the weather all that
Hundreds Of thousands of spectators both aaoat and
ashore witnessed the spectacle and the greatest en-
Admiral Napier was received by the population of
Portsmouth with expressions of joy and his embarkaon
was a complete ovation. The corporation OF the town
having presented him with address, the gallant old
sailor replied follows
had hGrF' to &C. ready g sa9.s Yen
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the q rirS s,
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snS ala 90
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Immediately and would sail soon as possible under
the Gag Rear Admiral Chads for the Baltic The total
British force in the North viii thon comprise forty
four ships Of which twenty will be ships OF the line
They will mount 1900 guns, manned BY ~ 600 men and
propelled by steam power OF is, 900 horses,
London paper referring to the probable operations
to be undertaken by this stupendous force saysIhe
total feet which the first division had SO prosperous
start Saturday will consist OF about forty four YES
sells, including three three -deckers, and twenty line
Of battle ships in ALL the total number OF guns being
1900, Of q, 0O0 and Of horse power 10000. The
sailing ships will DO rendered nearly available the
the assistance Of the paddle ee and the whole
will form the most powerful armament that ever left the
shores Of England They will joined by two
screw Ships Algiers and Hannibal while the state Of
activity pcrcepble in all the dockyards would to
indicate that q overwhelming strength still will
shorty be added. There Is much speculation OF course,
In naval circles to the probable plan Of operations
The more ardent OF the goesps speak boldly Of the
barent Cronstad and point TO the large quantity Of
Moorsom's shells shipped as proof that serious mis-
chief In meant II appears that the construction and
materials Of this terrible projccte Is
crst and important IL 1t deemed that each ships
supply Ia Enumbcred and registered In book, and
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.

THE DEPARTURE OF THE BRITISH BALTIC
FLEET FROM PORTSMOUTH,.
The chief event recorded in advices by this arrival
is the sailing from Portsmouth of the first portion Of the
British feet the command in chief Of Vice Admiral
Sir Charles Napier, for the North Sea.
This division is composed of the following sixteen
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THE QUEENS PROCLAMATION RELATIVE
TO PRIVATE ARMED VESSELS.

BY THE QUEEN. "A PROCLAMATION.
Victoria, Rwhereas, by an act of Parliament passed
In the 5stb year of the reign OF His late King
George H. entitled can act to prevent the ealistng
engagement of His Majcstys subjects to In foreign
service and tho fitting out equpping in His Maestys
dominons vessels for warkc purposes without His Ma
jestys license 1t s among other things, enacted that
II any ferson within any part Of the united Kingdom
seas, shall, without the leave license of His MAjes
ty, his heirs, for that purpose first had
and obtained, under the sign manual of Ills Ma
jesty, his heirs, or successors agnhed ~ order
In council by proclamation of his majesty his heirs
SUCCESSORS equip furnish, AZ out arm attempt
be equipped furnished, fitted out, armed or shah
knowingly aid, assist, be concerned In the eqnp-
ping, furnishing, fitting out or arming Of any ship
sha be employed in the service Of any foreign prince
state poentate Of any foreign colony PROVINCE
cart Of any province people, or Of sny person Or per
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whenever one is used, the why, the when and
NE place 10 carefully noted down. nnd the details
forwarded to the Admiralty This Il is said looks like
but the cautious shake their heads
guns would be sheer madness. Others again speak Of
blockade and third hint at the capture and occupation
OF the Island Of Aland commanding the Gulf OF Fin
land. and at settling the doubtful neutrality of
sapper and miners go out and that the ships take out
supply OF scaling ladders and other siege accessories
few months will put to rest all these specuations, and
perhaps add another TO Professor Creasys list of the de-
cisive battles Of the world.
Speaking Of the destination Of the feet, the London
Neus OF the 18th instant says-Sir Charles NaPicrs
feet Is bound first for Wngo Sound ON the coast Of
Sweden where the ships will anchor for time In
that position the feet would guard the outlet OF the
Cattegat and enjoy the advantages OF being near great
town like Gottenburg, with its population OF nearly
souls The next step would BE to pass the Sound
or the Great Belt and enter the Baltic.
The Portsmouth correspondent Oh the London TIMES
concludes his description of the scene thus-The hur
rahs the of the Duke Of Wellington at bidding
farewell their Queen and country, will long ring in
the ears of all who heard them. Her Majesty stood
waving her handkerchief towards the mighty ship
she departed, and for long time after the
whole feet had gone the royal yacht remained
motionless, the ilustrious occupants desired TO
nger spectacle calculated to impress them so pro-
foundry Well might they do for seldom has royalty
gazed upon q touching and portentous The
power and fortunes of England sail with her navy That
force therefore, the first division of which Queen VIC
tora saw this day 20 forth to must exercise i'm
portant iniuencS Upon the future history Of reign
hitherto unprecedentedly prosperous and peaceful.
Whatever betides have sent out stout shps manned
by stout and willing hearts propelled by the agency
which has so intellectually increased internal
sources and commanded by gallant Admiral who is not
likely TO lose opportunity that may present itself Of
Of Nelson and the other heroes whose victories
tablshed our supremacy upon the seas.
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BY the steamship Brasilc ra at Lverpoc nnron IL Ne
her dates-Montevideo, Feb L Bio de Janeire, l0thi
Bahia 14th: Pernambuco 18th; st. vncsnt, 20sh; ana
Lisbon, the 7th OF March. EB .s
The frenoh screw steamer LAvenr, far whose safety
there had bsen greet arrived at Rio on The
a. HeisA shis fssa xsde,ss, viva snlszsHia ~ ~
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The accounts from Syria very unsatisfactory and
the whole country to be in state OF anarchy,
ing to the withdrawal OF the troops fer the with
Russia and the Pashas left without the Of
forcing their authority Tho Greek and Latin clergy At
Jerusalem have renewed their shameful contests about
the Holy Places whe the Turkish officials had not the
power to prevent them from coming to blows. 1t ad
mitted however, that this time the Latins claimed great
privileges than they were entitled to, and the Latin
Patriarch and French Consul (M Botta) finding them.
selves under the necessity Of yielding to the Creeks left
Jerusalem for Beyrout Several persons killed In
the various ARRAYS that took place.