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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-30

GNLAIRVOYANCE.- kinds Of Diseases can
~ be medically treated BY DIR. WA. ARCHER or HIS
WIFE; at their BoTASIc AND CLAmyoYAHr IssTITuTIos
corner OF Pleasant and Seayer Streets Worcester; or at
the Patti, MIS- own residence Mrs Archer is a PLY /.
clan and Cairyoyant and females especially would ID
well 10 secure her medical treatment.
Persons at distance by sending lock OF their hair
and 81, shall have in return, Claryoyant examination
and prescription
Those who need board, with safe and scientific med-
cal treatment, be thus accommodated the above
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-30
fpTessCs

DASSAGE ONLY $40. FROM LIVER
Il POOL TO Observation-Disclosures CO., Agents
for GRINNELL'S weiknown line Of Packet Ships, cou
hnue to Issue Passage Certificates from Liverpool to Bos
ton at the low price d 500. They also Drafts, pay
able at sight, the Belfast Banking Co.. and its bran
ches, and Banes Brothers, Liverpool, Tor 81 and up
wards at SIS the Pound Sterling and charge for Goa
missions.
Passage Certificates Drafts &c, can always be had
Of s. " R. HICKcoX, Agent TOR Thompsoa Co, Fos-
ter's Block, Ne. Pearl street. Worcester. d.f mys
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-30

NnOhUMENTs a. CHIMNEY PIECES
1sM The Subscribers wou respectfully inform the c
Of Worcester and its vicinity that they have taken
branches, and hope by strict attention to business merit
. share Of public patronage.
We would invite those about erecting monuments 10
herdeRarted friends 10 call and examine designs at our
factory, before chsBing elsewhere.
We have also select Of Chimney Pieces Of
various styles constantly hand. Also Table and Blu
reau Tops Wash Stands, Counters &c, &c made 10 or
der on the most reasonable terms.
PRATT q NOLAN. No. Old Market st.,
Worcester
NIB. Old marble work cleansed aud repaired
Jane d&w0m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-30
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
J. ~ i ~ R l. 9 BILLIARD ,

NO ~ Chatilam Street. New orSK,
Successor Of Peter George Lorilard offers for sale an
kinds Of SNUFF and T0BACC0S in general use. For
particulars Price Current be obtained by address
the kind in the United States div marc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-30
IA. s. III. CHAMPNEY

NIB. Old marble work cleansed aud repaired.
Ian6 d&w0m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-30

GHLOE Err SEED.-So00 Bushels Free Ohio Clio
" yer Seed. Eor sale in lots TO suit purchasers by
BABC0CK Il CO..
CD 81 Water street, New York
mario DIFF
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29
A Fcte-a-Tete Game.

-
=" were 'puc'' ''i,uSeu' S''. :" "" eve
N''ES s'"ce' "y l"e 'o''o"ls ''"I " u
questions a"u answers .;,., "n,o"' ".tN ,n
Played upon one aS Ee, u,i'.''''.eu o.. .'i'U =
The mys'efieS, Is wen ca,cu'a'eu 70 0io'o
'ehu,eSS laughter a IIpy "''y oo sup,
Posed 10 request gei"e''a" 70 VINE
down tnis l'S''
gel , down lauy na'ie'
oeI uow" So'"e ''','o PS'''
w Wt!'e "" Na'''e u p'"'''
W f'c e''neF yes Vi "''
leS OF 10 "sa'n'
eS OF no.
laoy n"''ie'
oome ''ne 70 gone o. :
Yes or no agal"'
Name oil cl'y'
some eo'or' ;,
any NUMBER no' e@ceeu''g SM'
Name Of Color
eS Or no.
q Iady 5 name
a genIeman's name
Name oil clergyman
A sun OF money
Name OF q pace, .
ANY humOef al aIl.
W hen Ihese cohu,tIohS nave oeelco'n
lPled wIll' Inc gen'lemenlS is requested 'C
IL,
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pRrarlrG nr I,anK nnrr.s.

The Bank Of England has recently
changed its plan Of printing bank notes,
with y lew to prevent eountcrfeidng =
From an elaborate account Of tie old
and new mode it is stated:
II we examine forms of notes printed
by typography, we shall observe that tbc
notes Of the Bank Of France and the Bel
gian note are SO produced but in these
cases the character of the nole is adapt
ed 10 the style of printing and even
there the number printed is 50 small as to
appear Insignificant when compafed with
the number issued by the Bank Of Eng.
land. At the former establishment sbouI
three hundred impressions are printed
every day 4; at the latter nearly thirty
thousand are produced as nine million
notes are issued per annum, representing
nearly E3JO 100000.
A paper mill is in operation in Hamp.
shire, England. used exclusively for the
manufacture of bank note paper.
The first bank note paper ever issued
was made in these mills, in about the year
1919, and it has ever since been produ-
ced on the same premises. From an
analysis lately made by an eminent chem
.ist it has been ascertained that the water
of this river is we'll adapted for the pur-
poses for which il is required in this es-
tablishment. The building, the machine
ry. and, indeed, the entire premises. have
undergone very considerable alterations
and improvements Of late, Tin fact, they
are not yet brought4o eompletiOn,) in or
der 10 adapt them TO the perfect execution
Of The paper used for the new bank note,
the issue of which is 10 commence on
New Years day.
These mills are used exclusively for the
making of bank note paper; and at the
present time about fifty thousand notes
are made daily The artisans and work.
hands live mosuyin neat and picturesque
cottages adjoining The premises and are
occupants OF the same dwellings former
ly occupied by their great gfandfathers.
The quality and water-mark of the
bank note paper have in the new note
(now on the point Of being issued TO the
pubIic) been brought TO a high degree Of
excellence. The moulds from which the
paper is made are executed by Mr. Brew,
er, who, with Mr. Smith, patented very
valuable invention, which was rewarded
by medal at the great exhibition Of 1851
Suffice it to say, that, in thus improving
and endeayoring to perEeetthe bank note
.papery the authorities of the bank have
had entirely in view the protection Of the
public from fraud and loss.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

RELIGION IN PoIITIos.-The Constlu.
lion Of New-Ilampshre requires that the
Governor and both branches Of the Leg
islalure must be oflhe Protestant religion.
In 1852 the proposition to abolisI the
Protestant test, was submitted to the peo
pie, and rejected, 1866 yeas 10 1902
nays. 1t is very singular that in the two
States where The Democrats as the long
dominant party, are making the most
formidable fight against the Know Moth
ings Virginia and New. Hampshire, the
Constitution forbids foreign Catholic
ever 10 be Governor. The former rsquir
es the Governor to be native born cili-
zen. aud the latter that he shall be Prot.
estant.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

A DISTINCTION AND A DHFERENoE.-A
printers boy is in the habit of drawing
upon the kindness of the newspaper pa
irons whom he visits weekly, for small
donation about the New Years time. On
Thursday week piece ofVery unexcep-
tionable poetry was presented to certain
newspaper subscribers in Cupar, with the
usual object in view. Among others it
was handed 10 worthy lady, who, igHo-
rant OF what was actually wanted, went
to consult her husband, not of bed at
an hour so early as the call was made.
Here,' said the good lady, ''is the
deevirs printer what viii we dae wi
him ?"
If he'sthe deevil's printer, > said the
husband. 'hae nenthing to do wi him
but if he stRe printer deeyil, give him a
sixpence. Fife Herald.
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pADDY,s BnOGANs.

A very green sprig from the Emerald
Isle entered boot a shoe shop to pur
chase himself pair of brogans
After overhauling his stock in trade
without being able to suit his customer,
the shop-keeper limited that he would
make him pair to order.
And what will yer AK to make a good
pair of EN- 2 was die query,
The price was named the irsiman
demurred, but, after batin down. the
thing was trade.
x Paddy was about leaving the shop,
when the other called after him, asking:
But what size shall | make them 2
Och cried pat, 'niyermind about the
size make them as large as ye conyani'
entity can for the money.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

THE AGE TO BEGIN ScHooL.-Children
are generally sent to school TOO young
This is the testimony OF all experienced
teachers. Children sent 10 school at
four years Of age. and those sent at sew.
en-, will be. in almost all cases, equally
advanced at nine, with the advantages
Tor further progress allin favor Of the lat.
ter. Thousands of young minds are
stunted and permanently dwsrfed. by
two early application to study, and thous-
ands of young heaas receive an ineredi-
cable faint of moral corruption by loo
early exposure to the evil influence una
voidadly found in promisounus gather
ering Of older cbildren.-MichigaH Jour
nal Of Education.
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Advice from an ..OId Inhabi,aut,,,

]. PatroDize your own lra Ind
mechanics, This is doing as you would
be done by; and is building up the town
you live in,
2. Payyour debts; SO that others can
pay theirs.
\ 3. Quarrel with no man; aud then
notnan will quarrel with you
4. Do not steal your preaching; a
man was once struck blitd, you know,
for stealing fire from heaven.
s. Send your children constantly to
school and look in now and then your
selfto see what they are doing there.
6. Keep all nea, and clean about
your deweIlings; for cleanliness, YOU
know, is The handmaid OF health, and a
distant COUSIN Of wealt.
7. Avoid scandal for this is a pest
TO any community.
8. Be liberal in respect Of every Iau
dable public enterprise for the good
book says, 1.-The liberal soul shall be
made Iat."
9. Empty your liquor bottles; for
'you have already "iorked over" quite
enough for them.
10: Visit the sick, the widow and
the falherless; for tais is one part ofIhat
religion which is" pure and unde6led 1"
H. Keep your children in ofa night /;
for the evening Gir.is bed for them and
finally,
10. Feed your mind as well as your
body, for that. you know, must 60 into
the scale at last.
N. B. These are not the twelve rules
OF President Jefferson; ,hut taj are
much better Than his, i5r5-avis more
of the gospel in them. l1lease read over
again. n.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29
DoBBs IN THE LEGISLATURE.

Owing to a new phrasein politics, Dobbs
was elected to the. Massachusetts Legis.
lalure. Though gratifed, ne was also a
little intimidated by the honor, and Lut
for the thought he was not necessarily
obliged 10 speak. would have declined
serving. As it was, he accepted.
All things went on smoothly for time
Mr., Dobbs could vote on other peoples
motions. Though he couldn't make any
himself One unIucky day. however, the
proceedings being rather dull aud Mr.,
Dobbs rather thirsty, he concluded to 60
over to Congress Hail and gel glass Of
lemonade. As he rose to leave The hall
he caught the Speakers eye. The Spea.
ker supposed hc,intebded to address the
House and, accordingly, announced in
u loud voice.
Mr. Dob5s.'
Dobbs started as if he had been shot
The assembled wisdom ol the Stale had
their eyes fxedupon him. lie pulled out
his pocket handkerchief towipe away the
Precipitation. aud feeling Unnecessary 10
say something, blundered out;
Second The motion
''i'hereis no motion before The House
said the Speaker, ~ H.
'Then -
'The silence was breaihIess.
~
DoDbs couldn't tliink Of anything to
say. But a bright idea came 10 him,
aud he fnishedthe SENTENCE;
'Ehove we ADJOURN
The motion didn't 60, but Dobbs did,
and nothing more was seen OF hlm Tor
that day-Aibany Kaickerbocker.
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GR1EFs OF BoYHoop.-God have rler.
CIV on the boy who learns to grieve early
Condemn il asa sentiment if you will ;
talk as you wiIhof this Iearlessness and
strength oil the boys heart, yet there be-
longs 10 it many tenderly strung chords
of affection, which give forth low and
gentle music, that consoles and ripens
ihe ear for all the harmonies OF life
These chords are lllile rude or unnatu.
raj tension will break. and break forever,
watch your boy, then. It SO be he will
bear the strain. try his nature, il it be
rude or delicate, in Gods name do not
as you value your peace and his, breed
a harsh spirit in him. that she'll take pride
10 subjugalion and forgetting the finer
affections.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

TRurH.-Truth aloae may not consli-
tute great man, but it is the most i'm.
portant Ingredient in great character ;
it exahs and extends its own qualities, il
gives confidence TO those who serve un.
der him. security to those who employ
him; and, in the world at large, ii in.
spires solid and permanent admiration
which maintains. and at last surpasses
and oullives the enthusiasm excited by
the temporary success.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

~ Stop your crying" said an en-,
ragged father to his son, who had kept up
an intolerable "yell'' for the last FIVE min
utes. stop, say. do youhear?' again
repeated the father, after few minutes,
the boystillerying, "You don't suppose
that can choke Off in aminute. do your"
chimed in the hopeful ufchin.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

In late trial at Cincinnsti,fit was
proved in evidence that John 8 Dye, the
Deieclor man, commenced his business
OF banking with fifty dollars 10 cash, and
$3.50 dollars in George bank bills.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

GAnE.-N. Powers, 81 Fay etts coun-
ty, lately drove into Dubuque la with
load Of game, senrsisti0g OF 1000 quails.
1000 prairie chickens uoraobits, 9
deer, 5 wolf skins, and 2 bear skins,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, has late.
ly had an offer of fifty thousand dollars
to act fihy nights in California. He has
also just received an offer Of six thousand
dollars 10 act twenty nights in ST. Louis.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

YANKEES take to fife as naturally as
Germans 10 the flute, sourkrou.and pipes,
1t is an 'instilution." Seperale the Yam
kee from file and you take half ofhis
back bone, considerable Of his moral
shirt,collar, and 90 PEI tcenl Of his hopes
for jolly time. 80
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

PRETTY Coon FOR PAT.--The other day
the conductor of a train on our railroad
discovered an lrishman in car. soon af.
ter starting from Rome. and demanded
his fare. Pat declared he had no mon.
ey, The conductor after lecturing him,
told him to leave at the first stopping
place. Accordingly Pat was one of the
first to get off at the next station. But
| Judge Of the conductors surprise and
wrath to find him aboard when fairly un'
der way.
"Did l not tell you to get off Y
San sure did, said Pat.
"Why then, are You here again 9
asked the conductor. -.
An, sure, didyes not say call aboard
asked Pat
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

or Patrick, said lady, to q slip oi
green Erin, who was officiating IN tho
kitchen. ."whsfe IS Bridget o.
"Iudsde. ma am. she's fast asleep,
look ia at lhe breed hekil."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29
THIN INEN BiRBER SHOP.
CORNER OF BROADWAY d PEARL SITS,
JACKSON, OHIO.

Though all the Banks have gone to sn3sh,
I'll tellyou howto cut dash ~.
Take awalk down broadway Street
dust where Pearl and it doth meet
And there you'll find the Barber Jatkt
To shave you well be has the Knack;s
His rasors are always in good prinA,
And he does his Work IN excellent irAe.
His rogm isalways in good trim, HI
Aadtdfx your hait It Just takes bin ;
4 His prices are low, ior-these hard times,
Youca pay him OFT or two haf dimes,
And then you'll geten excelleftt thWei
And by the operation, you'll popeY save;
For fifteen cents, he'll sut ypuf hair,
And do itpp so very fan;
His perfumes are fresh, and bills good
SO take our advice, if you you'd = 4
Have your work done iRtxfellegt STYLE,
/ And add aBiTto old Jatks Pile, "a
/ Oct 26, 50 3l-f Nv "A
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

Washington Is reported comparatively
and quiet.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

] The Americansin Paris wereto eels.
brate Washington's Sirth'day in grand
style,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-29

M b. DICKASON, Dealer in Fancy Dry
~ q Goods, Main street, 3 doors east Of Post
Off. -5~eksOil Ohio.
Jacydon, Aug. 10, '54 2O-y
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The Calcutta Englishmaa has a story
Of shark captured there. shich, upon
being opened, contained the body Of a
young child in good preservation. the
body Of another child partly decomposed,
and portion Of the remains Of an adult
person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

JoHx Hover, Auctione>r.
ICTION NOTICE Magnificent HOUSE

n OIllON olhg1lHCtut 1OOCL-
IA HOLD FURNITURE, rosewood PisDe-fo-ts, peer snd
oval Mirror velvet csrpei. Oh P.isiinE' s.,a.Ey &c . b
be soid THIS DAY fTuesdsyl 10. NJ preci->y These
goods the entire sendd contents q he as 0urory
dwelling No 70 hursy and % Be- sod without reserve
hut minute list - srne,sc: Psr0rs-One usrnr
rosewood sue c0nsnE Of seven pieces he frames Of
which solid rosewood esbosfely carved s,d upsolseed
IN crimson and trDcstee; rosewood sevenctsTe
PisnOForte q beautiful and flly wsrsntedi mas
i've Bookcsse carved roevoof Etszee with plate
Ea,s doo-s and back elegant ladies' E-oire nad bes-t
fully throushouf rosewood Certe. Tables With ssr1sry
srbe tops; heavy French plate Pier Glasses oSewo9s But
fet beautifully China Vases marble ,r.ry. some
yery fine desizz excellent collection Of Gil P1tirxs, b
artists Of ACKNOWLEDGED talent; roy1l tapestry velvet Carpet
ssbss,er marble and Gothic laid Cocks eezAut lace Cur
,srs Corricrs Shades Dirinz rJom-5Olid mshog1ly
EIteno Table with carved feet mAhOzGry Tea End Break
fat Tables mahogany cushioned Chairs decorated China Din
ner and Tea Ses silver Tea Secss Ca1ers Cake B.kes
ForEs Spoons Wines Gobeis, Preserves Pr1t
Dishes Ec.; ivory Cutlery engraved Deczners Nspka
Rnss &c. Chs1bsrs-Osey ood and mahogany Bsdsesis.
Bureaus Wahstands And Gard Tables rosewood sge 10 hair
cloth NAH ssuy suite 10 hscoth Isy, Brussels snd IN
grain Carpets; pier and oysl Mirrors Paisses. pure CURED
hair Festh-r Pillow. and Bossrs Hrs@ss Cun
terpsne ice and n-n Sno0~ Drspery Coruics- >hsde
Toilet sets EuErsvDg- &c. Catalogues - the house sale
without regard 70 weather.
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Removals..

DEMOVAI-S. DRUMOND would respectfully
IL inTru his friends and the public that he has removed his
ApoiheoaIy Store TO No. @7 BROADWAY, where he has
opened with new, complete aud weelesed assortment Of
Drugs Medicines Pcffumery Brushes Soaps Fancy Articles
&c Physicians Prescriptions accurately prepared superior
quality Of Brandy Ola Jamaica Spirits Pue Wines &C.
SANITY hand for medicinal purposes.
s. DRUMMOND, Apothecsry, No So7 Broadway, n. Y.
DEMOVAL-JAMES Il. HAYT & son have
IL REMOVED from No q Nassan-s;., to No IS NESEG
ST. ChuIch.Et-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

EbWiD K COLLINS No 50 Whl-st, n y.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN kENNARD Co,
2 Austen Fuars Londos-
g o. WAINWRIGHT Co., Pans
GEO. H. DRAPER. Hsyre. . .
Yhs srs Of these ships vii 10, be accountable iof soe
ryer bulhon specie ege precious stones OF metas INC
b Of z are sned thersor AID tho value hsrof there's
expressed a.. IL. 49,.
Shippers viii please take notice that ne ssps OF th he sA1
sot cary ANY goods confra55ud OF
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NEv.YoEE. July % 1888
ITO THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE MANS.
il FIELD AND sASDUsKY. SANDUskY, MANsFIELD
AND NEWARK. AND COLUMBUS AND LANE Ehih
RAILROAD COhPANIEs.-The Committee appointed q ne
late meeting the Asor House have prepared the agreement
% sanec the SiEerest Interests in the so7se Co
IL accordance with the report then maze ald accep %
en- b. funs a. The Office Il E r. GIBSON, No b Pearl a.,
Bondboiders requested 70 can An zn s Sc
without seay. Any further Information can tAeo AID 'ns's S
obtained.
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oGl.

COAL-0f the different kinds and size, best
" quality screened full wega ard cheap from corner
Cflsfsv sud 2Sdst. Orien eft No SO Bowery Nos %
CAMPBELL LOGAN.
q o A L = My object is Quick Sales aud
- Small Profits. f0r Cash. delivering ths b-- RED
and WHITE ASH, vel screened from under IS 81
tun. in lots i've - p fsdscor Ming and
Greenwich Sta ZIG Duane 2hst and shsy p CLINTON.
GOAL am now discharging the best Schuyl-
~ ki Wkiessh Range and Furnace Coal direct from the
boat IS 50 per J. l. WORTH Ne. - iihst. and
NJ. u WeE 5ed-st
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A. 81. MERWTs. AlotlonesE.
by BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trsde-Sale

TUESDAY. Sept. 4. and following days.
REGULAR NEW YORK TRADE SALE OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, STEREOTYPE PLATES. PAPERS, BOOK
BINDERS MATEBIALS, &c. under the direction Of the
Standing Committee Of the Trade.
The catalogue for this sale IN progress and vii consr1e
an snd SALE the whole % BE- s0d without
reserve and without restriction 70 the se Of the lots
TUESDAY, Sent II and following days
TRADE SALE or BOOKS,
Under the direction the EswfOfk Book Pubshe- Assoes-
ton
The pieces Of the several invoices having been drawn for IN
accordance with the reEusos they have been placed ~ or
hands and The Catalogue pfes IL ero:ces liberal clntr
buttons which Be- sold without prices IN not
ess than The prescrlhed qrani.tes.
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

II 5 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
OsHAyANA and NEw-ORLEANS.-On FRIDAY August
II. a. r. NJ from Pier foot Of Wsrrenst y the well
known and sycre steamship GRE SCENT CITY Capt John
NcGowAn. having been thoroughly Ferhsued pat in
csss condition, viii her psce in the Inc and
above.
P-sssee can Be secured n the Compacv's ofhce.
Frrizht 10 NeWOresrs 80 cents per cubic fpof
slippers vii be supplied with blank Bills Of adiag the form
gned b. the Company application iher Office No other
terms gned ,nd no bills fsdrs viii be signed s-. tie hour
fos Freight or Pssass appy Office ofhe comrsuy No
IN Yves; II, co., WsTren-st NJ. U. ROBERTS.
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Professional Notices.
paper h)arebcnses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE T. DERRICK
sun Co, No - Beekmsn-s., 0ass FOR sls the low
wiring Papsss, Entiish. rrsses ana American.
News Paper, al sfts. weights and quAitiss
Book Paper, al sizes. weights AMI qualities
HsnsnE Paper, white and coiored different y.t,xhs
Gstfeu Paper, thin and Of tbs beat saslisy.
Cloth Paper, Sxf and 4oxss
fngh Hardware Paper large assortment lust ,rr3v,t
shssthing Paper. OF the bes; quality
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line Of NEW.
4 YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line vii b
composed OF he following and splendid ships
CALHOUN......2eo0 tuns burden. Capt d. H. Truman.
n CLAY.....l 500 bu-den. Capt David Cauikins
WEBsTER.....2oeo tlns burden. Capt J j. Lawrence
ORIENT coo uns burden. Capt Geo. ) Hil
The above vessels have been recently built sod tbs
l.rses, and substantial In the trade.
They aSe commanded BY q experiences and ability Ihs
accommodations superior snd every exeriion viii be
made promote the comfort Of passengers and s ConFsnons
ofsh'ppers For freight passage, apply 20
sPOFFORD, TILESTON Co. No 30 Broadway.
Agents. 70 Liyerpo0i-T. GRIMSHAW = Co, No. 10 Ooies
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