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- tanned Al No ~ East B5osdway IL Is situated "a
the fret foor. Also Young geHtlcmen msy b. -,
cnmmodatai With Bears ON
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COLLEGIATE ISsTs

EODNLXN COLLEGIATE ANsTs-
ID TETE.--(An English aHd Classical Beardine
school limited 10 70 pupi John YOUNG, Principal
TA. Institution located Washington Avenue, about
TWO miles easery from the Brockyn ferries IN one OF the
most beautiful and healthy on Long is
will commence its next ii-Annua Term Gu the st OF
Nov Tecs. from si6J $500 per annuin, add no extra
charges whatever.
Circulars containing references &c may be had At the
Bookstores Of Messrs. H. & ) Raynor, IS Bo~erY and
DAYTON & saxton corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
y ole 6teod'
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CHlcAoo.-The Chicago Americas gives a cheer,
i'll account of the business aspect and prospect OF
hat place. Teams are passing through the streets,
heavily laden with grain, and the public squares and
cse or TWO vacant lots were converted sort OF
camp OF wheat wagons. The Editor adds:
In the evening from the house tops you may
zee IN every direction the fires lit up by those who
have encamped for the night. Connecting the
white coverings of the wagons with the fires, it is
u, dihcul, to imagine that they compose so many
military posts, placed at every aPProachable point
% ward of i'm pending danger. In sober truth, ii
' business at its present rate our suburbs
vii soon be one great encampment, We have fresh
sgiyas of fsymers every day, and sometimes under
extraordinary circumstances. leans short limc
'ece came from distance OF one hundred and h'ty
ale', which We thought of itself was dong very
N'a. Soon after, we found to our great amaze
Zen, that they were coming in from distance OF
'so hundred miles, and they now come IN from
sections Of country two hundred and FIFTY miles en-
Nd bearing South, SOUTHEAST and South west
ms absolutely makes US the market at this very
Sne OF about one half of the State OF Illinois,
a'sa Portion Of Indiana, and a very considerable
fsa0f WISCONSIN"
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aIAirERS-Wiih best OF reference can be had
W THIS day $50 Broadway. Also boys for trades.
without charge o26 Ia
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DOAED.-A Psrlor on ID door and bed rooms nay
ID be rad with board III pleasant location lOl East
Broadway house first class private famy and few
,cec, hoarders. Terms favorable. References cN-
changed. o1S ct
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PAVILION FOUNTAIN, SaraEogs Springs
| This celebrated Mineral Wa er constantly on hand,
f,ah from the Springs. FOR sale, Wholesale and retail!
b,. the AGENTS GASSNER L YOUNG, 1872 Chathani-st
y Sent any part OF the city free Of expense ol I'm
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INFORM LTEON Is wanted respecting SIMON
| Watts, by trade painter AID james Waits, gar
.ianer natives of Chaliord Westbury. Wiltshire,
Eacl,nd They sailed from Bristol IN England, and
auded IN New York in 1889. Their relations
nxi,u. about thep, aud any acquainted Hlth aeir
whereabouts will confer favor thcn b' commuui
eating the ,aue To BROWN BROTHERS y co.
on aaw3Ns corner of Exchange Il Hanover ~.
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EAMlLIEs can be supplied With the bes, of ser.
L wants. Tor city and country, saa ST the shortest
ice 81 50 East Broadway. osO In
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tITaNTED-A good steady Gr understand,
w general house work. One that can come we'll re-
commended usv call N No 50 Ann street Az American
Eauld he preferred oS> 81
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TIlPLOTEEs can be supplied with clerks, APP
Il pIeatice. ostisrs, posters srooms, farmers &c With
out charge At 50 Eat Rrosdsay. 90 I'm
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Nsn.Ynck. Octobrr lS. lsil.

Nav York. October IS ISL. oil I'm
II The Courier Is Enquirer. Standard, Express, kos-
ton Atlas Philadelphia Ledger Baltimore Patriot, CAsrIss
ton Courier and New Orleans PcayuHe, will please pub
fish the abovs (shout THIS direcuou) week for
>y weeks uud .es, their bills 60 this office for payment
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0Ows AND lsUAlsD.-'

il gentlemen can h. accommodated with bosrd ~
priva:o family and the second tcor On elsona-
Ill, terms or Gentlemen with their wives References
sivcn aud required Apply AT No. LsIght 81 o%b o.
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IN TO a.ET-Thrco three-story Houses, situate
ii. on the side OF Third Avenue, between 'lth and
TT. streets nree-sory House aud Store situate
an tn. west side of rhrd Avenue between goth and 2lt
street, Moderate rent. Possession may be had mmej
ucly Inquire of +. NACFARLAN Tenth street, near
Th,rJ Axcnuc OF lw'
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ID TLED FOULSCAP PAPER 1850 ksams Of
pEassE& BROOKS,
sl7 No 81 Liberty stEsal.
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MoRE CORES PoSDEScE.-The Salem Register
publishes a correspondence between Mr. Isaac
Chase, American Consul at Cape Town, Africa,
aad Rear Admiral King, Commander-in-chiet OF
the British naval forces on that station, relating to
the treatment Of Captain Webb, OF the Salem brig
Cherokee, which vesselwa- very roughly overhaul
ed some time age, By boat from the British brig
Curlcw, on the old suspicion OF being engaged III
the slave trade. Admiral King expressed his re-
grel at thu conduct Of his officer represented,
and assures the Consul that if investigation the
complaint /, established, he will nActn severe re-
proof upon the offender Phil. Ledger.
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,T:ON WANTED

| NELSON a seaman, sou OF Johu Nelson. OF Ra.hy
ford Brewery IN the CouRry of Durham England sailed
rom the port of Sunderland about Eise yesrs ago ami
landed At Boston where he lef his ship II he Is no"
living ne css hear OF something very Gsch 10 hts adyanI
,ss by applvuc 10 the subscriber. Gay OF New"
York or 10 Benismn Ord, EsQ., of Sedcehed, In tho
County of Durham. ANY who can give information
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u Private neutrality-suspicious. wishing per
Board and Rooms location convenient 10 tAe
part of The Guy Will be accommodated at No -
DuaHc-strcet lu>t of Broad KAY whore but few board
CT. are aud every mace render thor
.o me pleasant and comfortable The house Is entirely
new and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
Il -f,reucss = ycb,nred ly.9 II
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fore now and is found, for not any thing make him
found bu; God Now We want you to give yeur
children 20 u. give to the teachers to Try teach
them, We will Try to teach themto pray, and not
TO pray . any thing but God.
S-nc wicked people here laugh at Mr., TaPpan
aud all our committees for spending much for
Mendi people They say are ike dogs withsut
any home But if you VIII send Us home you will
see whether we be dogs or not. We want to see
no more snow We no say thi. place no good,
but We afraid 81 cold Cold catch u all the time
W. have great many friends here and we love
them Just & wc love our brethren.
We wan, to 20 very soon, and % to no place
but Sierra Leone Your friend CGSQCE.
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BOARDING IN Nj

* EN11.EMES visiting Ncwiork Will mud quiet and
IN picasast hcric at the GRAHAM HOUSE, No. 81
Barclay street, where 0npl- accommodations arc ala
reserved TOR transc ut Bo, ers and afforded at mod
prices, by the day week No fumes oil IooaccA
or Alcohol will be found to faint the atmosphere
y. b. A few permanent Boarders will bs tnken
New-York, April i7t5 ISL. IL ROSWELL GoSS.
NOR MALE CEEEAP-O of the best lntel-
! geuce Oii:cs IA the city. Apply this morning At
ji1i Br riway oZs Il
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~ ROOMS TO LET-A room aud bed 'r""'
lis with closets pantres, &c suitable for snaiif an
l.o large extraordinarily well lighted Sui'a-
.c for C. work -shop. Inquire on the premises of
sgnu JOHN LOCKE. in Of 81 Ann ST
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NFOIEs E-rhe public L. respectfully invited 10 call
at tho office OF the London and American Patent Wa
ter-proof Company, No. LOG Fulton street, New YORK
where all Garments and every description of Cloths,
Leather &c are made impervous TO wet, 20 that the
wearer NAV bid defiance rain. snow or damp, while the
spyearauce or texture of the articles Is changed IN the
slightest degree aud the pores of the good being still
open preparation will freely escape. Those who value
their health Will we'll TO call All Goods prepared by
the Company are warranted water proof
PRICES:
For each Overcoat -------.------Si ~
Ores. Coat. .-------------- ou
Pants -.---------- ---------- W
Broad Cloths. per yard. ...-.---..---- 80
Casslmcres, -" ....-.---.----- -
Cotton and silk Goods from to II cts. pr vi
Boots, so per pair
Shoes OF Cloth or Leather, 81. per pair
Also Paste may be had the office for water proving
B.ots Shoes and Leather, at 80 cents per box
90 Inn WM. j. SPENCE Agent.
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HN :. DRapEH. y.


Store 81 HiiI;cu7-Strsst. cors-F o. f.'.t-Srsts
THURSDAY, Oct 81, AZ 10 o'sicc5.
FRENCH GooDs-2p0 Gases of F5crc, Goois. OF re-aE;
Importation. comprising large asi desirable sssotles
rich aud his COS, arsices OF recent -. styes.
Also, real CaneiS HAIr Shawl.
Terms mo.;hs for approved endorsed reic..
Catalogue. and samples morning OF sale.
FRIDAY Oct -.
At 10 O'Clock. al the Auction Room.
CHoIcE WtNES-a choes assortment Of CD bottled Ma
defs Sherry Port aud other Vines. puI up boxes oil
&c and - dozen each sud well worthy the acsuan CT
nose wishing choice aud pare Vines he's arr re eSed
d.rcc; frum Ms.,r,. Grace Co. and warranted
represented.
Catalogues can be hsd at tee Aueiiea Room
Ais, 80 100 Principe CIcsrs.
Also. 10000 Havana 30.
On SATURDAY, Get. % at 10 oeiteS al me Aio''oa
Room. 49,, -
-er.rs assortment OF West OF fuslant Cloths oHa C1Ss
,,r 81 recent imuor'a'Iou ard adsp o. : me season.
DC TUESDAY. oe' % at 10 o,e'oeS' .,,,,..,,,
P,cXAsE SAIs-.iO psoS ccs toresa and aomes'lc
-, rood, received per las s:r;vs compr sag large
and general sIsnrtment Of ssssousbe aTilcleN-
Terms Il months Tor approved endorsed no'e''
r,.,i, que. and samolcs on morning OF sale
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The Mechanic and Traders Bank has declared dvi-
dsud Of four per cent
The American Exchange Bark has declared three and
.h,lf per cent.
tarhe- dividend Of three and ahaf per has been
edby the Receiver of the Old Howard Insurance
Company
The State Government has advertised for proposals for
81, nor cent, loan of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars,
10 be apprO rated to the repairs of the Chemung coua
.gd Feeder
ONES of the Princeton Bank, n. J. altered to TENS
ue in circulation
Tae export of Flour from Philadelphia during 1910 to
foreign countries, wa, 257 rs bbs valued 81 1874
of Wheat o5O, 900 bushes, valued at 1000
By the official report Of the sitution Of the ~ Orleans
suk., their circulation s4,55O37. Specie in vaults,
a1lp5aa
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New work by R. II. Dana, Jr.


The Seamnn's Friend-Containins-
Part l. plain Treatise Practical Stewardship, with
engraved Illustrations, and full Dictionary OF
Sea Terms.
Pnrn Customs and U.ages of the Merchant Service,
relating 10 tho Office of the Master, chicf and
second and third Mates, Carpenter, Cook, able
and ordinary scamen, &c. Sc
Par Ill Law. relating the practical duties of Master
and Mariner By tho author of Two Years
Before the Mast" Vol. limo.
THE YOUNG CHOIR: or School Sineing-book, orr
Sral and selected, by WIN B. Bradbury aud c. w. San
ten. Jus, published and for sale by
DAYTON & SAXToN,
Is ,e4 Fulton.s,. cor. OF Nassau
u Fair for the relic of the destitute faIniies
"soWs and Orphans of Sesmen will be opened on sthe
ais; Of the 18Th Of October and continue through re
ts'a eeedng days and evenings, IN the oasenen. o,
- darrers' Church, Roscvelt-street The Mayor anu
sanon Council sre expected TO be present on the hrsi
elias Of it, opening The Clergy generally are invite
attend. Tickets may be bad at tho door Of Il cent?
So esi.dren, accompanied by their parents OF guar
H,as half prce
There will he handsome collection OF Marin'
sih.s. The attention Of the public s also called 10
re- valuable Marine Paintings, which VIII be soid D!
r ZEE on Thursday evening. The doors viii open on
~ 'onsnsa ion OILS IL
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In this city. Oct, 10, Alexander Cook, formerly Of
Little Fails aged ~ years
HIS funera will take place from his late residence, -
Marion street this afternoon at o'clock.
la this city. Oct. % Wi lam Henry. Youngest son OF
the late Jan ban Carleton formerly Of Charleston, Mass
10 the 3itn year of his ago
lila friends snd those his brothers, Jonathan aud Au
gustuc Carleton also the i5ef Of the rdiau Lodge
No IL l. o. o. F. respectfully invited to attcnd his
funeral clock this afternoon from "a Crosty's
yithou; farther invitation.
la tbs city, Oct %, Mrs. Maria King wife of the late
Georr5J Mig, aged 49, 80
In city, Oct 10, james McCullam, Esq IN Inc 'Zu
year Of his age.
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Lukes buildings conner Of Hudson aud Grave street,
every Tuesday anu Fnd,y evening at NeS-fo Society
Library, corner of Leonard aud Broad-ny, every
Thursday Saturday evening uatIl the three courses
arc ompc,ct. Each lecture commences precisely It
O'Clock The first each place Is free, and all
who are intere'ted invited attend Lectures TO COM
mcnce Monday evening, Oct. % at R-tgers in>t
tute Tickets for one lecture - cents admitting gen
enan and LADY, or six tickets ST. be had Ii; the
door of each lecrire room or at Mr. Fower Office 1875
Nassau street where he is prepared make Phrenolog
cal Examinations and dispose Books, Busls, Charts
AIu,pacs Journas &c OIL 81
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Second Board.
Commercial and Money Matters.

Tn. sale. at tho Stock Bosrd large extent.
,t1e second Board all descriptions f. IN. The
,,scisal sales of Harlem, Of which obou, l6 0
mares were sold closing with upward feeling at 3 -
a. Improvement Of per cent United States Bark sold
,,9, For Vicksburg and North Americas Trust was
o4,re5 Delaware & Hudson improved t; Moha"k l..
Paterson Il Canton /. Farmers Trust declined i; oton-
instOni
Ia State Stocks tho salos large. Indiana Bonds de-
..nnd per cont
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Labor omnia vincit.'

rT Bookkeeping and Penm@uship -
New arrangement of Mr. RICHARD ,ON'S Fslt and Win
ter Day and Evening Classes. Academy 235 Broadway
near the As:or House.
NoricE-Mr. RICHARDSON late Principal of the
Commercial Department the Boston Schools, returns
his thanks the gentlemen who have 80 kindly recon-
icudcd his Academy aud rl,lscd to Inform them and
the Public generally that he continues TO receive pupils
daily the studies preparatory 10 the counting house
and assures them that every attention will be given and
expense withheld make them thoroughly and positively
acquainted practical n'mucr FOR every situation IN
which they mag be called ill in she mercantile proles
sion.
Rapid Mercantile Writing positively taught IN forty
hard lessons.
By the above method almost every one may retain their
writing by very little practice, through life
Glasses in session Mornsg, Afternoon and Evening.
OLE meodit
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RECEIVERS, DIVIDEND.

In The maiieFsOf he F ward Insufslce
Companv of New-Yofk a Receivers J
PURSUANT 10 ordsr made at Court OF Chancery
Led fer The Sta;c OF New York. al the city Of New
York on the Ism day OF October SIT before the son-
or,ble William T. AcCoun, Vice Chancellor Of the First
Totcs /, hereby gwen that the above receivers will
..ea farther payment (oui Of the asse;I remaining IN
their had, OF ae former Hoard insurance Company OF
NswYork an iasovent Corpora;ion1 Of two and on {
slf nor cent upon the arnogat due the creditors an
claim mi. OF sac nselvenI Cooperation respectively on
couut of the second and final dividend. And that sseh
cu,,nv No 81 YAH 81; OR and after the I'D day Of
October. ISL (S,gned) K. HAVENS, President
.xrs PHILLIPS. Secretary GU ~
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fIOsiExY AND GLOVES.
pHRRSOLO-

GN AND PHfSl0L
OGY explained and
applied TO the cducn-
ton and government
Of chlllrcn-to SELF
improvement-to the
en- tivntlon of the me
mory-to mstriniony
and hereditary descent
to morals, relIg
natural theology, 20
litlchl ccoro ~, hard
tunes, sc BY o. :. Il
l.. y. FOWLER. at
Rutger', Institute cy-
cry Monday and We'd
nesdey evening At -
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ew. 4 w. K. GILLEY's,
Z W q
4SO Grand-street,


From RECENT NEGOTIATIONS FOR LADIES
pREssESBl.ek and blue black Silks andSaun'
Plain. figured Brcche and PLAID MOussslne de Lanes
very splendid assortment mostly styles aaf patterns
oRIENTALINES. an elsgazs articie, superior isr 10
any other article composed Tx and wcr,ted that have
been offered in New York. These goods take the ea'
among the fashioGa.les-so say the French papers.
Bombazires Taclionis and Merinos IL great variety
-EAWLs, sRAWLs.
Large and splendid Cashmere Sha"s, new designs
Broche Shssls, Iii kind, from 81 50 10 3
Silk azG S.il- DaEask Sha~ls, fashionable eoiors-
/ o5 Roy, kabylo aud other >aall- for comfort
FLANNELs
OF all widths aad oolors-Re.l Wrl'h AID Salisbury.
CANTON FLANNELS.
Only one kind and tha, the 7est madein this country
Price One shhog ger yard
FRENCH PRINTS.
Very besuufll-soms Game patterns, > and : Cd.
UENGLIsa PRINTS, ONE sH!LLING.H
Five more ZIG atiy perfect but so Fiog is the
imperecuon 10 be noticed These actually cos, to
impor; them !! cents. Last week sold ever 10000
yards.
ALI. OTHER DRY GOODS
no, menrored abo.c hand and can be sold 50
as to give satisfaction to every purchaser One trial will
prove. F. W X W. F. GlLLEY, $50 Grand It co IL
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nATFNT CHEMICAL. OH. lamps

1 CHEMICAL OlL-BuRNlNG FLUlD-Ihe sub
cribcr wouih invite the attention OF the public TO his
stock of "GREENOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS, WHICH,
from their beauty and superior qualities are destined to
super.ede all Others The oil which burned
them chemical preparation. clean IN It's proper
ties and gives very brilliant and economical light. Inc
Burning Fuid is portable light, free from all smoke,
smell or grease and will neither soil stain. Comm
Lamps eau be altered trilnc expense, 10 burn ihs
fluid The subscriber Is kiHdy permitted to refer 10 some
Of our mos, respectable aml' who nov using the
article. j. I. HoohhR, III broan"'y'
between Grand und Broerre sts
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u LADIES If you to buy Fall Hat for 10
shLng., please % to Downs Cheap Store, No 7ii
Bowery.
II you vent ono for 50, please GO to BoWN'S, "a.
Bowery.
II for 81 please 20 to Downs, ~ Bowery.
Ii for -, please 70 BoWN'S, Al Bowery.
II for So please 20 to BowN's, SIT Bowcry.
II for -, please go 10 Downs, sit Bowery.
II for s., please 20 to Downs, sis Eo~ery.
Ii f.r -, please 20 to BoWN'S. 81! Bo~ery.
If for go, please 90 to DOWNS, Sit Bo"ery.
Ii for sl2 please 20 to Downs, Sii Bosery.
300 Bonnets will be exposed for sale this week
realty made from the lowest priced Hats to the highest
Ladies' you respectfully invited TO call and be your
or Judges respecting Bonnots to quaiy, Price
and workmanship.
Please observe, tho Bswcry Fashionable Millinery IS
tablishmea and Cheapest Ladies' Bonnet Store New
York 81; Bowery, between Walker and Hester 'ts
OILS Iwis- +. 4. BOWN, Proprietor.
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II Clinton Hall ESooISstorc.-Thc subs-ri-
Der has opened the If Nassau and Beck
man sts-ClintOn Ha-wcre he offers for sale al the
lowest cash prices an extensive assortment OF Theology
csl Classical Miscellaneous and School Books. Also
Blank Books and Stationery.
He also publishes the FIRST aud Secondhand has in press
the Third Series of tho r~c un5rcd Pictorial Illus
,ro,ions of the Eibl. and Views III the Holy land
The TENTH EDITION OF the Fist ; oric IS
and the THIRD EDITION of the 5 con d ) Q les ,
ready.
ger. entitled EASTERN ARTS AND ANTIQUITIES,
With $50 illustrations.
Also, volume same size. called BIBLE QUADRU-
PEDS, beautifully illustrated.
The shove arc all cmineniy suitable for Gift Book:
and Holiday Presents.
Orders for the above works solicited ard promptly at
tended
All new books received as soon published.
% s. REDFlELD.
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Ships Quebec Heoard. Lcndon GfinnsH, Miniurn "
Co: Mary Phillips, Pratt A?aachiools, Post \ ph'lips
Roht Isaac Sh-rmsn Mobile Taylor Merrill, PocahoI
,as Higgins Charleston Taylor Merrill; Mississippi
Hillari NOrleaus T. X Collins X Co; Levani. w mite
sew savannah. II Hayilaod; Sw, Victoria Brackc, ba
more Boorman Johnston ( Co.
Bark Mercy, Edwards, Apalachcoa, Jno EiweH
Briggs Mcta,aora. Ashley, Havana. q Me,ehanl; LIN
coin Grant Boston Nesml * Leeds Repu fiie 1aies'
Aenachicola E Hurbut & &C; Moon, Hayes, Charles
ION Pauau Dyer, Wilmington. NC. Bret, s Nose.
Schrs Renown, Lowell. Bosom, Direct, Briggs, Bah'
-
Chi, Arkassas Dennis 81 dys fun NOrleans eo;ton w
Shin Echo. Wood 50 dys I'm Liverpool, mdz- Glover
& MeMarray. ll2 passengers. The Z was lowed up by
shin Chr,stoval Colon West, Is dys I'm Havana sugar
20 SnoTo,s & Tilleson. Left Poland, Cozen OF Nfork
B,r Yankee, Goodrich Antwerp 6Odys with dry goods
~ Fncb a. Co On the Sd and 18th inst experienced Sc
we're lie I'm Ne IL lat A. lon to have twice on her ossn
ends stove buwsrks lost sails, rigging Is VA INC Sn
law brig steering South with the loss oil aos' o He
sails.
BrLow-o ships and bark, ssid 10 be the La SFaage
Porter I'm Savannah. cotton, Durham y pnsh' si0 Ss
Wilson Fuller, Cobb, fn Savannah cotton S'7 y 'a0'
rel.
u The Packet ship Quebec for LOn'on WI
taken board BY steamer Hercules from "hitsAa, a.
hour.
Letter Bsg, will close at the Merchants Exchsnge and
Hale's News Room at o'clock. OF
" The Packet ship Qnebec, for london,
will sail on Thursday, 2ls, lust. al ~ o'clock.
Passengers will be taken boad ~ the steamer Her
cues from Whitehall, at tina, hour. go
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ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Extra Wide and CurIed Maple High Post
BEDST EADS,

Particularly adapted the Southern Market As also
the yariou. kinds adapted tae city trade arc now on
sale at II God-street.
WU.LIS'S PREMIUM BEDSTEADSar are no" acknow-
lodged by all who tried them 10 be decidedly superior
in point Of cleanliness. durability economy aud ease with
which they are putuF taken down. to all others ever be-
fore offered TO the public. An inspection and trial is ali
that to convince evsry Of hescfacta
J. DOUGLAS, IL Col i-strst
~ Town and Coanty Rights for sala oo MS
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Ga drrIr d.
III 0

Al Woodbridge. y. J Oct 10, by the Rev. Mr.. Burton,
Caikson E!gar, L IL, to MISS joanna Blanchard
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A SPLENDID AS soRTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS
SOW Be HAD At THE
New-Eork Cash Tnilorin& Estnblishment.

New-Eork Cash Tailoring Estnblishment.
l42 FuLToS-srEEET, NEAR BROADWAY.
Bought exclusively for cash and will comprise most OF
the different styles the market, some very choice
west of England French cloths do do black and fan
cy coored for pan do cashmeres and veves
for vcstings all of which will be made and rlmn cd III
the richest 40 per cent below credit prices
Street punctuality observed in hing ORDERS Cash on
delivery and abatement IN prices
PS-osr fail business has already Increased TO that
extent that are compelled increase our help IN the
cutting department. which Is It'll Under the superlntend-
ence OF Mr. NJ Gaylord who will give hs whole attention
to the different styles of winter garments that may be in
troJuced.
Particular attention paid to cutting pants.
Of I'm j. BOOTH, Agent
II PInnt stands md PIunt Tubs.-A
large assortment Of Plant Tub and Plant Stands Of yar
Gus sizes Just received and for sale By
WILLIAM & j. JAMESON,
of oui. % and 3j5. Grcenwic