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HOUSE.

Yesterday, while the bill to remit or
refund the duties On all goods or mer-
chandise in original packages DESTROYED
by fire, was before the House, a question
vas raised, that, as the bill provided that
the commissioners to settle these claims
should issue certificates, which must ne
eessarily be committed, under the rule
requiring that all measures making ap-
preparations shall receive their first con-
zideratiOn in COMMITTEES of the Whole.
The Speaker decided. as further Iegisla-
ton would be necessary before money
could be paid under this bill, the rule did
not apply in this case. This decision was
overruled by eleven majority.
This morning Mr.. Watson moved re-
consideration ofthat vote.
i debate on the motion followed.
Mr.. Phelps condemned the hot haste
exhibited to pass the bill. Nobody could
tell how much money was involved ru-
NOR said 10 or sl5,O00,O0O.
Mr. Peitoa explained that, from the
most reliable information, the amount of
duties to be refunded would not exceed
$500, 900, or at the extent, 100000.
Mr.. Phelps thought including San
francisco with all other fires for the six
teen years covered by the bill, the a.
mount would be far greater. The New
York fire Of l845 involved $3.50. 1000.
He coutended that the bill directed the
Secretary Of the Treasury to pay the
money, being in effect an appropriation
for that purpose.
Mr.. Pelton said the bill was based on
a similar act passed in 1888, and was in
tended to ill the hiatus from that time to
1855, making a continuous law. It would
suit the New York merchants to confne
Its operations to 1916.
Mr.. Haven thought the decision Of the
Speaker yesterday was right. He tho't
the bill came here under suspicious cir
eumstanees; he laid nothing tothe COM
mIttee which reported it, but to outside
combinations. 1t declares that any per-
sons holding certificates Of losses shall be
pad On presentation of the same at the
Treasury, within one year from their
date, but did not appropriate money for
that purpose. There must be a special
Law to that effect.
1he vote overrulipg the decision was
reeOnsidered-74io7I.
After further debate, involving the
principle Of appropriations, and The pro
priety oftheSpeakeFsdecizion the Hou.e
adjourned I'll Monday.
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SAFE or a RATLRoAD.-Ciaciaacti,
AprTl26. The Maysville and Lexington
Railroad, with al its appendages, was
sold at Lexington on Thursday for s5oI,-
600. 1t was bought BY Mr.. Tyler, the
agent of the first mortgage bondholders
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STATE OF VERMONT Ia Probate Court
ORLEANS DIsraCr, sS. holden at lrashnrea.
within and for said district, GA tie 27th cav of
March, a. p. lSs6, Nathan Colens, Executor AMI
Administrator on the estate of HANNAH CAR
PRINTER, late Of CrSitShEry ia said district, de-
ceased, presents his administration aeeoaat cor
settlement;
NHkREUP0N, It IS ordered that the same be
referred to the -2ist day q Alsy neNt, It The
FFeeSie OihSa IN said IreshaFgh. ioF examination
aud allowance; and that all concerned be notiiiei
hereof, by the publication Of this order Ia The Or
leans Independent Standard a newspaper printed
at Irashnrgh, three weeks excessively as soon as
may be, that they NAV appear, and at said tina
AMI place If they see cause. object thereto.
81. CARPENTER, Judge.
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ASTOUNDING FRAUDS N LAND WAR
Washington, April 26. The
amount Of forged land warrants already
discovered exceeds one million of acres.
The investigation IS still in progress, and
additional frauds are coming TO light.
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ST. LOUIS, April pa dispatch from
Kansas city to the Republican saws that
the Z. S. troops made several arrests YES
terday, and that Sheriff Jones. while
guarding the prisoners, was shot. We
have no further particulars.
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& The annual sheep shearing festival
in Addison county viii be held at Mid
dlebury, on the 18th and 18th of June
next and A. [. Brigam of Cornwall of
fers to ~shear thirty of his eve lambs
dropped in March against an equal num-
Der Of any one mans raising in the
world"
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LARGE YIELD OF 0AIs.-Messrs. A.
e. & c. II. Fits of Brunswick, Essex
Co. VI, raised from six acres of land.
ire hundred bushels Of good clean cats.
The quantity Of seed sown, was only six
teen bushels: Who has, or can beat
this:
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e Many of the Jews in Russia have
been of late years converted to Christi
anity; in ST. Petersburg, the number of
those thus converted amounts TO many
thousands.
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& Physician Wanted /!

WILL sell ny House and Lot in Irasbarsb "a
4 aGood Physician and Surgeon, ami give nos
session iInInepiately, for the small sum OF SIX
hundred Dollars, which is not more than two
thirds! It's real value. The chance fora Phvsi-
can IS as good as any other IN the State and i9dg
ing from the business that have done in ais
place fer the last fifteen years, should not con
slaer i second to any IN the County. Please
come and see fer yourselves. or write ana ,g7ll
give you list Of my customers, and show Won
ny Books, and then you can judge for yourselves
Opposition not formidable. Terms al ravrpe1,t
easy
SAMUEL TUCKER, ". D.
Irasburgh, Vt, May 1st, ie55-Is;f
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Mos LAw-Bslfalo, April 26. A
dispatch from Erie says mob had de-
stroyed the Office of the Constitutional, a
paper advocating Railroad interests, and
had further threatened to destroy the
Railroad property.
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MUSIC STORE,
BURLINGTON.

L. S. RUST
HAS complete assortment of Musical Nor
Il Il ehsudise, and all goods pertainug to his
branch Ct 5asii;ess. = large assoaiiueuavI
PIANO FORTEs
from the manufactures Of Chickerinr. Woo lwnrd
x Brown, and Brown & Allen, whose instruments
are weA known to be superior 10 any others
manufactured ia this country
SERAPHENES & NELODEONS
manufactured by Prince < Co, Buffalo, AMI Car
bart X Needhara, n. Y, Of ali sizes and patterns
and every instrument warranted
Double Bass Ni0is, Violinceos, Tenor Viols
Nloins,t Guitars, Flutes, Clarioneta, Saxhorns.
Bugles FTombones, Accordeons, sc.
italian, German aud English Strings for Viols
and Guitars, Of the best quality. Bows, Finger
Boards, Tail Pieces, Pegs and Bridges rni6ur
Forks, Tuning Hammers, Pitch Tubes, Glarionet
Reeds, MetfenoJnes with and without bells. Music
Stands, doabie refined Resin, Gases fer Flutes
Blank Music Books and Music PAPER. Ius.ruc-
ton Books, and Scales for every Instrument.
SH E EFT MIS- SIC.
More than 10000 pieces now on hand, ana al
new pieces Of Music received as soon as publish
ca. Olee Books aad Church Music Books CT ey-
erv description.
Mr.. Il. &ilf sell al articles as low as teSe f the
same quality can be obtained in any city, and IA
liberal discount made 10 Teachers aud those who
Guy 10 sell again. Grateful for the liberal nat
ronage he has thus far received. he will spare no
effort 70 keep q complete assortment Of all arti-
cles Ivy Kept in Music Store. and hy con-
slant personal attention TO his business, hopes TO
see IN MS new and comuoaiQus store, all az lis
old, and many new customers.
burlington, April IL, Is56.-le-ly.
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coRREcrKD wEExLy rEaM rRE n. +. FASsEE.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY. Anril IS. 1855.

WEDNESDAY, April IS, 1855.
At market Isl Cattle, 6s! Beeves snd loo
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows and
Calves, yearlings, TWO and three years old.
Priees-AIarket Beef-Extra 50 ssaa SO; lst
quality, sS.5oaS,75, Il quality. SS,oOas, IS; sd
quality, s. SO: ordinary, =. eaGe 90.
Hides-ST, e0ao,o0 per cwt.
Tailow-SS, o0sS. p per cw.-
Peits-SI .STas, 90 each.
Calf Sklns-lS cts per ID.
BarTelling Cattie-None.
Veal Calves-SS, ta s
Working 0xen-SlS0 10 2s5.
Cows and CalveS-SS6 to s..
Yearliuzs--None.
Two Years 0ld-SIS 70 As
Three Years OIa-SS3 TO ~.
Sheep snd lambs-l4sI al market. Extra, IS
70 Is. BY lot $500 to 6,SS.
S,rfna--Nof.a
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MARRIED..

In Barton, April End, by Elder J.
Woodman, Mr. z. z. WILMoT, Of Whee-
lock and Mrs. JESSETrE SHATrUcK. of
Derby.
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PROGRESSIVE & SPIRITUAL BOOKS,

Ia this secIioa, large assortment Of Liberal
and Progressive Beoks viii ea fouud en- ear shelves
among which ara all STANDARD Works 81 Unlta-
rianssca, Universaljsgn, Liberalism, Spiriualisua
SC. Az the publications Of the American Uui-
tartan Associaslaa ana Partridge & Bri,fan, the
Works of Claiming, Theodore Parker, Sweden
bong. A. ]. Davis. kimouds, SC. Subscriptions
received for the Spiritual Telegraph, New Eng
land Spiritualjst. fiffany's Monthly, &c I am
Agent Ter Mrs. Meters celebrated Clairvoysnt
Medicines and Stones Mesmeric Nerve Lniureas
A sr.es.f,s. fss-t - -, fs,s,s4
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HEAVY PUSIsHMEST-Ab boy fourteen
years Of age was recently arrested at
Roxwell, England, for stealing an egg
value half a penny-tried, convicted and
sentenced to four days hard labor and to
be once whipped!
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DIED.

In Barton, April 18th, of Cankerash,
ABBY JANE. daughter of Sylvester and
Abigail Stanford, aged nearly z years.
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Congressional Nems.
WASHINGTON, April "a
SENATE.

On motion Of Mr.. Benjamin, 8 resolu-
ton was adopted. calling on the Secretary
OF State for information relative to the
transportation Of laborers now being car
RED from the continent of Asa, Or any
Asiatie islands. TO America, whether such
laborers be termed laborers, coolies, or
apprentices; also, to show the manner in
which they are treated on the passage,
and after their arriyal, together with any
statistics he may possess, showing a sa-
critce Of human life attending this traffic.
The three million Armament bill was
then taken up.
Mr.. Hall stated that the expenses Of
government now in q time of profound
peace, IS ten million more than during
any year Of the Mexican var; while ii
required but 100000 annually to keep
WashingtOn's administration, S50, 600, goo
are necessary to sustain hat of Mr.. Pierce.
He did not know but that he was doing
wrong to state these facts, as it might en-
courage the President to go into another
war, thinking it might bemore economical.
daughter.
The bill vas laid aside, and Mr.. Hous-
ton resumed his remarks eondemnatory
Of the action Of the Naval Board.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

The House passed the bill creating Co
lumbas, Ky.,a port OF delivery.
Mr.. Pelton, from the Committee on
Commerce reported without amendment,
tia Senate bill RENTING or refunding the
duties paid on all goods, wares or mer-
chandiSe, in original packages, destroyed
by fire. After an Intellectual effort TO pass
i, the bill was referred to the Committee
of the whole on the State ofthe Union.
Iils Indian Appropriation bill was
considered, and Mr. Richie argued the
constitutional right Of Congress to legiz-
late concerning the territories on I he
subject Of slavery as well as other mat
ters, and that Congress might reject as
well as admit new States into the Union.
Adjourned.
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BOOK BINDING.

| continue 10 Bind Music Books, Magazines,
Sc, in every style OF Binding on short notice q.
tho lowest rates.
would refarn thanks 70 my friends sna the
pablic FER the liberal patronage heretofore extern
aed, and VIII oaly add that my prices wi as
heretoiere be rs Cheap as the Cheapest, and pur-
ehssers aTe invited to examine stock and prices.
All er3ers bF Mall, Express, or Otherwise. wlA
receive prompt attention. Terms, Cash ora De
livery. SAMUEL B. NICHOLS.
No. 1E5 Church Street. Burlington, April I, 1853.
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NEW FIRM

TENHE Subscribers having purchased the Stock
4 Of SAM'L CHAMBERLIE 81 SON,
and leased the shop recently occupied BY them,
would inform thepublic that they have now on
hand and viii keep constantly a good assortment
COOK, PARLORG ROX STOVES.
Stove Pipe, Tin. Copper. and Japanned Ware.
Wooden Ware, Hollow Ware, Pumps, Oven Ar
ehes. and Ash Mouths, &c, &C., al OF which vial
be sold At low prices.
All Kinds CT job WeFk in their line done IN
NoEkInanAke manner, az reasonable rates.
H. CHANfBERIIN & Co.
Barton Village May Isl, lS56-lsmG#
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SAMUEL B. NICHOLS

Premium PACED Blank Book Manufacture
Paper Warehouse, Jobber and retail dealer il
School Classical and Miscellaneous Books
Stationery aad Artists Materials.
No l45 Church Street, nearly opposite A. C.
spears Drug Store, Burlington, Vt
E WOULD inform my friends and the public
4 generally alat have removed my Store and
binaery to No ls6 Church. Street, nearly opposite
A G. Spears Drug Store, where / shall bs fttBd
after this dase
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INTERVENTION NOTICE..

FENBls mae certify thAt J hese ihsz sa8g ssiig.-
n qulsaea 70 uay aoa, heary r faaes ~ Tins
during tie remainder d BIS il1cFifg, aad siis4
eialis. i1oe y kis Azgss her pay aaF q ~ es-Ef
sllef tiiis aHle. AlabALl =. FALA-
Ntaesa 20. = EEgiss
&sdA ff. a5s-. D. -sl-tR
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LInERATIoN EorEcE.

fFfdls may certify that hags this dsy relil-
u quished % ny ~, I'll $. ROBBINS. 10
remainder Of tls feinodty ana slal clsin none ii
Is earnings nor pay any ae5is 81 hls CONTRACTING
Alter this Gate. lcHAB0D ROBBINS.
.Agtesf.--THos. G. GTEwAH4.
bloomington, april 30, I-Ss.--l3sSs
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WASHINGTON, April 25.
SENATE.

On motion Of Mr.. Toombs, resolution
vas adopted instructing the Committee
on the Judiciary 10 inquire into the ex-
Pedieney Of repeating the act Of June
184S, amending the naturalization act of
1913. &
The bill for the relief Of George P
Marsh vas then taken up. Mr. Foot
advocated. and Mr. Broadhead epUosed
II.
The bill vas passed, together with sew
eral bills relating 10 the district Of Column
bia- Adjourned til Monday.
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Vote for County Commissioner.

The followingis the vote cast for Coun-
IL Commissioner. on March meeting day.
It is rather late in the season to publish
II; but better late than never.
Jabob Bates. Porter Hinman.
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ISLAND POND Is ALLIE.

Mr. Go morning, Mr B., wish 20 Airs
your team today
Mr. B.-"I think / viii accommodate Won
where 90 you wish to 60 with it,"
hT. Al am going to Island Pond 70 trade:
9iF. tod me yesterday that be could save full
twenty-five per cent. by purchasing his uecessa-
RES there"
Ar. B.-"WeH, sir, am very glad you told ne.
vii go With you, | always buy a years stock
at q time"
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PAPER.

4 complete assortment Of Writing aud Wrap
ping Papers Always kept 90 hand. eon-isling 81
Super Royal, Imperial, Deny and Flat Caps ol Al
qualities, Cap Letter. Bath Post, Billet asd Note
Paper--Harawsre, Manila. Rag, Straw aud oibef
wrapping Papers. fhissioek buy directly IRON
the Manufacturers for Cash aad can aad VII ss5i
On the same terms as New York AMI Boston Job,
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BLANK ROCKS,

The attention Of buyers is invited 70 my assert
neDt Of PACED Blank Books. A large assortment
always on hand made by experienced workrncn.
and warranted equal 70 aHy City work. Partie-
ular attention paid 10 making Blank Books l5r
Banks, Insurance Offices. Manufacturing CosnDa-
nice. EalL koaa CaLLo.alil-.e A.e.
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ALTERATION NOTICE.

NOTICE f. hereby given that have This day
relinquished TO nlyso WILLIAM X. FOL
SOJ, Ais time during the remainder Of bis n4iAg5-
is AID shall cIairB none Ofhls wages nor pay any
Of his debts after fhis date.
JONATHAN FOLSOM.
Witnesses. BKaJAafz EoEIEsOa JK-,
I icHABOD EogBIEs.
BrDwainzlou, March -, is58--i1MSa
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STATIONERY < ARTISTS MATERIALS.
a large variety OF this class q eoo2s sshicl
have been selected Niil great care lor this mar
kef, and the prices cannot fail n szt.sfy tie
Closes buyers. school, Classical and Miseeila-
Deoes Books, Special arrangements with the
leading publishers render nv faeiltses s5r 4us-
nsshing tbs SOCK equal y any aozss n tie Tai
ted State.
= SEF FEATURE>-onizg 70 aslarsslg in
ersasLss demand ~
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- lhe Standard Is out-again.
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SHIPPING.
roR NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG.

roR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURG.-THE UNITED
Sftes mail seamshp JAMESTOWN, Captain lie wis
Parrish will leave for the above places on "Wednesday 18th
rive nj Norfk the next Afternoon and at Petersburg
oov iuf morning Passengers for the South viii proceed d.
rpcy or nv the great Southern mail Charleston Augusta
sagspry CHI &c Those for Richmond viii arrive ut their
naton early Friday morning Travellers viii ad this the
he est plessnnte most expeditions route. Passage
nd fare with stetereo, to No-tok ~; to Petersburg and
richmond SO Apply 70 LUBLAA PbBasANfS, 81
YIomvav
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HE MEDICAL PILoT-BY DIR. T. G. BUTCHfNGe-
livery family should poMess this valuable book; treats
had Of the author, 49 Broadway post Free price ST.
rents wanted.
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TYR RALpHa oFFICE HoURs-e TO IL A. NJ srno
Woo'ter.
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ID ICORD's PRACTfCE -THR UNDERSIGNED, roll
X ueYy pupf al Riooyd Of Para AID wRh 1o eelebrapo

RIcoRDs PRACTICE TIE UNDERSIGNED, FotI
gso0a q TIL dy Drs Cs<nsshAn and Mott may be
ocnndenaAy In M speciality (which also fncIudes all dis
20 rs Broadway. opposite he q rsehcAs Hotel from 70
Of relief and those who have abused BY
specinca sndoes, books, mo merssry and like eusons
be medical ssriatsns Of the dAy rely on
having er sasea treated eectvAy noma.er how comphca
Hospital Midi h Paris updcr RECORD himself together wnh
the many sDd efficient remedes Of ths eminent snreou
render failure Impossible. fpr s satisfaction interest
cd proper here q state N, k.coras pr.e,!ce Dis
WELLS the modern and only rational sysem (oombining rsp
dy with entire safety 70 Tho eonuJn recognized by
azardous Of such pretendad specifics mercury
copaIba, Ac ReceDt cnred without
and the ndld nfo nation given In every instance TIE
subscber3 treatment consumption constitutional rcrofu
and improved sceooa OF medicine and has emit
penty successful II he mentioned for the Information
patients residing IN the country distant Cities they car
any time consult the subscriber by letter, avng plain
Of ber when the medicines nsptad
VIII be prepared and sent 70 hem Consultations Frau
ais. q. ID. HAMMOND, H. D.,
PhvsfceAu Tim nd On aktvaQ ,,r0
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nR. LARMONTs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL,
j. adviser and Marriage Guide twentieth edition. 400 cages
100 cectrotyp illustrations; cloth ST. u gives the
remedies. ard SHOVE the superiority OF the authors Paris and
Lor don treatment Of certain Diseases DEBILITY
local and neral from aud ndiscreuon &C. once
hours II NJ 70 and to r NJ ~ street corner
200 aroedwey, New Yc-k We recommend D- Ia-rnon IN
the snocdCourrcr des Eas Unis, staats Zenug Haraa
Democrat Lay BOOK, &c. ''
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TOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA.-ssMI WEEKLY
y fUnied States Mail Lne-The steamship SOUTHERNER
4 Evan commsnder will leave pier No. North river on
fednesday March g. att O'Clock r precisely For freight
ppy on board, where Al bills OF adipg will he signed
or passage TO tho Office Of sPGFFORD TILESrON co !,
- Broadway. Cahin passage s1 The Nashville will sue
sea and leave Saturday March 20 The favore steamer
srolps regular trips To the various landings ho
johns river Florida connecting with the steamers from
ard esvrg Oh aresfou Tuesday at o'clock
/ lhrcush tickets 70 Jacksonville $751; 70 PnaskA Saa
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A STROLoGY. = THE CELEBRATED MRS. FLHUR~g
"A from Paris whose relation has been constantly consult
by Napoleon gives true information all evonta Of NJ
Questions about business love, marriage. Ac auswe1
door No. 4.
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VEBGNRs's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BArHs- pr,
Vergnee the discoverer Of the Tor extracting ME
ais from the human body. ia at ITO Broadway rhese bef
only extract metallic meccnae nom he human svss, bw
sre peculiarly ecacioua in relieving those suffering fron
aemstrp govt neureIrc pains weakness ractlor
VI the limbs &c The Professor ktmnelf eysa hin undvd
attention. paents. Special DEPARTMENT for ladies' rheoy
pYplaired 70 1udeufs at 10 Broadway
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UsTRALIA-PIOHERR LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
es carving The United States mall The and splen
ourne, pier No East river, will also receive freight for
ssd hs sn ncsvs, Ss aaahsd r = Sn ssos
ccommodAuous for passengers unsuypassed For freight
GreAs
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1 UsTRALIA.-INDEPRNDRNr LINK-FIRsT sHIP.-
A The splendid clipper ship HISTORIAN, l,500 tons
uren having thrsefours Of her cargo board,
despsehed positively for Melbourne the 2eh March,
accommodate 6w passengers In first and second
abk applied for early Hsr Accommodations cannct
urpaed For balance Of freight passage ct low rates.
,y board At pier IL Ras river, 70 GOODBYE, Ak
4 ELL 4 ELLIOT, 80 Pearl street.
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UoIET-A FRONT BOOM, OVER THE STORE NO. II
Bleeher street. three doors west 81 Broadway. Inquire
IA The dwelling part Of The house.
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r VERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CON.
~ pany No. II Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA March 1856
souce % passengers and imporers Tho steamship VITY
y BALIMOHk, 24A tons, 900 horse power. Captain Re-
or during the month Of April or 20 soon az she
be get from the French government with whom her
od Of service ID expiring A soon ~ the precse date
sailing can b fixed, win appear Ia the embellishments
JOHN G. DALE Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-26

sOR SAVANNAH AND Fl0RTDA-UNfTED STAINS
Mall Line Tho and elegant seamer ALABAMA,
apain Geo. r. Schench viii leave "Wednesday March %.
pier No North river at 4oclock p NJ Bulls Of lsding
pned board. For freight passage apply 70 g. L. MITCH
t No. Is Brossway For Florida ,hroush tickets from New
leave Savannah for Florida three times week.
pnectipg with the steamers New York Tuesdays and
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