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PHILADELPHIA, Nov I7-Arr Oak, Ryder, Boston; Lodi
Baxter Pam, do; Esther Eliza, Rice Eastport; Phi
lsdepia Barnard Nantucket; Elizabeth. Bourn., do Aga
wan, Rogers New York Clio Gen Warren, Ogie, Hsv
Illinois. Hurleson Cape Hayen st Domingo; Aurora. Wood
bury. Boston.
BALrIMoRK Nov 1s-Ar Frances Jane, Thompson, Turks
Island Cld Peru, Bailey, NOeans. Sid Eliza Hand Hand
Providence.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 1.-sld Mozart; Reynolds; Boston.
GEoRoErowN, DC. Nov l5-Au Openango, Vose, Easport
Sid Gen iarion, Sylvester, Boston,.
NoRFoLK, Nov it-ln Hampton Roads, Alwda, Tolman
Waldoboro for NOreaas; Glide, Pray and Hoton, Godfrey
Havre de Grace for NYork.
MosTLE Nov 9-An Oregon, Gdden. NYork via Charles
ton London, Baker, ah, Me; afghan, Blake Liverpool
Fame, Pratt NYoIk; Equity, Post, do.
New ORLEANs, Nov 8-Arr Edwinu West, NYork; Talma
Cayol Bordeaux Columbana Barker Havre Espndola Bar
stow Boston, Windsor Castle do; Hamilton Johnson Calcut
ia; W Huntington Kngbury Rio de Jaleiro: Creole Dal
valle Matamoras Cid Chew aier Woodbury. Hayrc Suwar
row Sleeper NYork.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the 10th inst JOHN j. infant
son Daniel and Mary Ann Walker, aged eighteen
months.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this riday) afternoon at
o'clock, from "A West Fourteenth street.
Suddenly Wednesday afternoon, 10th instant, JoHr
REDEIELD, in the 5sth year OF his age
His friends and acquaintance and those Of the family
invited to attend the funeral this friday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock, from 1856 Second street.
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N3- BADNESS AND Loss OF HARRIS caused
by want Of healthy action Of the vessels which throw
of the perspration from the head When these vessels
are weak diseased the perspraon is thick and calm
my and adhere to the mouths Of the and clogs
them up and dries and forms scurf or danduft Less
blood then carried to the roots Of the hair and for
Of which the hair has not sufficient nourishmen and con-
sequenty becomes dry and HARSH and begins nsensiby
to fall off, which, continuing to increase eventually pro.
duces badness Restore the capillary vessels Of the head
to their former healthy circulation, and ine silky new
hair will make its appearance. which will increase IN
quantity and volume until the hair becomes thick aud
healthy
JAYNE's Hair Tonic is the only preparation that has
ever been known to produce new hair on bald heads,
which has done in nnumerabe instances, and will sell
dom fail, if properly and perseveringly used
Prepared and sold by DR. Jayne,2 20 South Third street
Philadelphia Sold in New York by & ID. Sands, 10
and 100 Fulton street by A. B. Sands Co.. 273 Broad
way Chamber street, and by ID. Sands & Co, u
East Broadway corner Market street Price 81.
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch

Before Recorder Tallmsdge and Judge Lynch.
JAMES r. WHITING Esq District Attorney.
Nov. H. Trial of j. ". yelling for False Pretences.
This trial charging yelling with obtaining 1868 worth OF
clothes, sc. from Batchford Sampson ives resumed
Moses H. Nichols called upon the stand for cross exa
minaton, but facts elected. The prosecu
ton closed and the Court adjourned to onday when the
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brighton cattle Market.


Married,
At Haversraw Rockland County, on Wednesday, the
10th instant by the Rev. Mr. Hildreh, the Rev EDWARD
HoPPER, of Greenville, to Miss MARGARErrA WHEELER
eldest daughter OF Epeneus Wheeler, ESQ., formerly of
this city.
At Baltimore the l4th instant by the Rev. Mr. Col
gan, DANIEL GiMARTIS merchant OF this city, to Miss
CArHERISE FITZGERALD, Of the former place.
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Arrivals.

AsroR-J Hines, Boston T J Grund, Philadelphia
+ Dixon, Westerly, X l.; Thomas Nj Cronnell, Bat
more; Daniel Thornton, Jr, New Bedford; N Brown
Pbaielpha;M X Smith. do; Thomas Mcconnell, Boston
VIM Dunbar, Abingdon Mass; NJ Weld, New Or
leans; Fairfield Boston; s Newball Lynn, Mass Geo
Leitel, Syracuse; G Ives and lady Lansnburgh; r
Bald, Philadelp hia "A Brooks New York; Mr. and Mrs
+ Bleecker, Albany; NJ Gill, Philadelphia; c. Crolton
Washington; A Hobbs Philadelphia John Campbell
Baltimore; John Batter, Washington; Mr. and Mrs Hui
ty Philadelphia; L Seymour Westchester.
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Annw.REE dI TTMFs3N sA aetjG%USss65b pLArr
poeiss cay Ss Gs
Se ssods German silver ware sps%fy, fancy Sc
Of the tTae and aTscaiary the cy dealers are
ready and the goods can be eramned to the hour osae
a CCOUNTANT.-The subscriber, FOR many yeas prac
teal in this a . 70 adjust ws
e him by merchants assnees enecutSs Sei qPop eason
nls6tsm No. &C Vesey st.
SITUATION WANTED-By competent per on 20 sc,s,
% S a." o, Soos foepnr and watch re-
ng Hss been in business for himself ten Yeas and speaks
For particulars and references address Box No 1872 Lower
ressoas5e rate AVN Al s. Maiden Lane ns lm.r
T PARKERs DANCING ACADEMY-Tamma1yH Hall.
opening Bail will take place on Friday evening next! The 18Th
Of s,s g ~as on e
b III wh T.m
s,:.%Ss nS r 5 ~. %
SshSe
DARK 7TnEATRE-CARD-MRs BAILEY respectful
take place on Saturday eyepnr h on Theh eG
Seat. may Be secuted by applying the box Office.
r AR MAID WANTED, "A genteel Isspeeissle young
through the most Office. nl8
COMPLEMENTARY BALL-The friends Of Thomas
hey b; character have determined size HIM
sii s s"s he SSS Es$ss s:s ss
NQRMAN,s FAMILIES IN YUCATAN..J II, @.
~ LANGLEY have the pleasure TO that the above
cent? &c
sns ssrs w y e w
handsome and elegantly printed octave volume. ns lir
TIE AMP EATk OF II Ey sSlm. !. d
l.nd Or%ios printed volumes, y
fS. and sss sfs %
and ,tarng interest Early applications are requested BY the
pub shes * n. " LhN NIL VI
REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c. &c The .ub.e,-
to residing part Of Ireland IN the same %snre,
thirty and also TO any part OF England or Scot
Money renitted BY letter tpo.t psid the subscriber,
personally deposited with with ths name OF The person Or
n.s.a posa town. viii be-
paid sceordnsy and receipt TO that effect given or for
.5 sssss claims be AZ.
b for residing IN sy part Of the United states
"s n md wi" be 'is q"
MONMOUTH BANK, N. 1.-The notes Of the above
", Ms ''nA bought for e" days HIMEs CO. 60 w.u..
BANK notes w'''eI AsE %ys, co. 1. 6
RRoKEN BANKS Tine highes, price will be paid for all
nlsr a." $50 '''''' ''"N JAMES & CO, 50 wall.t
BLEACHING POWDER, Of Boyds' make, for ssle by
ID PEKSSE x BROOKS,
nlg ltr 81 Liberty street.
TIRE BRICK-7000, Govan patent very error sr e.
II For sale by PERcSE Il BROOKS,
mar 81 Liberty street
TRIESTE RAGs-sFF,sFF, Eff II s brands. For
sale IN lots TO sut puc ssers, by
PtR-SE BROOKS. Liberty
ELtCTRO MAGNETIC PLATES Sor rheamatg%c. p pa.
IL affections, NC prepared under the direction o. w G
Tan5cns apoheca,y N Pans, Eenes aePot N Ne"
lnfaliibc for the and nveerafe pfn ~,
acute and chronic rheuma the gou nenA Ey +, H.
doloreux danse de saint Guy chls megrm i;.a.sa
stomach, and shortly for all affections ehs
OF women and young girls, green sickness ns
pressions, vapors, nervous attacks, Se'
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD.

FRIDAY.
At l0h O'clock in the sales
Large sale Of sofas paor rocking and cottage chairs the
stock OF uphoserer superb consignment or piinn6s
entire invoice just received from Paris Of silk and satn damak
chair sofa lounge music and dvan seat covers gilt oma-
ments, &c.
Also, superb osewood piano fortes, &c. Mir
SATURDAY.
At l0a o'clock in the sale rooms
Splendid and sale of superb second hand and
furniture of all descriptions
Also the entire furniture Of family removed from Br )ok
Ign for convenience Of sale.
At 10Y O'Clock, at the auction room,
Sovesl0o FIRST cooking and other Of all descIp
the last Of the This sale will also include parlo
Office couon and Olmsead patents, all complete order
Also tables, suitable Tor Iefectorie; superb royal
printing pre- SIS, and a valuable copper plate do.
Also, an excellent billiard table and apparatus.
SOFAS Chairs French Bedst- ads &cAlso the stock
sofa and mahogany chair compspg &c sofas
equal in the city sofa BEDS paor and rocking chairs
couches, divsns, ottomans. &c. .
Aso IL superior pol shed French bedeads, work tables
card dnln. do, and other arces-elegant fum
Also, splendid rosewood premium piano forte.
TUESDAY.
At l0H o'clock, in the sales
Lase sale eegan, fashionable tng London cloths an'
fine stock of fancy aud staple dry goods jewey
cutlery, dressing watches, splendid diamond &C.
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SuIPPING INTELLIGENCE

APPOINTMENT BY THE president. B. Suth-
erand Naval Officer tor the district OF Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA, vice Alexander Ferguson.
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laz- THE FRENCH ANTEPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE
for the Of all discharges from the urethrasod in
bottles, at 81, and at so cents each.
w. s. RICHARDS SON, Agent,
Mass ctr
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M ARITIM HER A l. d
To Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor, if captains vessels will give
Commodore William A. Bassett Of news fleet
port OF shipping left the whence they sailed the
esss spoken their passage liz, Of their cargo and auy
medately their arrival Agents and correspondents at
abroad will also confer ycr BY sending ths
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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Passengers sailed.

LrEa.ooL-sssm ship Great WestsnnM Rice and LADY,
Oakley, Joseph z Roph Thomas Hill, Joseph Fisher A II
EnlAy, Hector Morrison, Of New York; Smith, Boston
Bradbury. ENGLAND; Manning Kennard Philadelphia; William
Hartley. Valparaiso
LivEsPooL AND HALRAx-Seam ship Caledonia from Bos-
ton-For Lyerpoo Mons Galine and lady, Mons Helper,
Made Celeste female friend John Counten Mr. Sherrad
Mr. hutehngss For Halifax: Hon Mr. Roby. lady and SER
van Chas Delevan Consul Nova Scotia; Mr. Newnen
and ady. Mrs Redmont T. q Wisdom-l2.
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in some degree, notwithstanding which. however, the
stock is accommodating and will be very large
Corn Trade.
We have no changeto notice in this market. supply
demand and prices remain as before.
In several Of the other markets, however there has
been decline, as the following table shows:-
Prices OF FLeuR BARREL
n York, Nov.l1' s4al philadelphia, Nov.l5. s4,2s
Cleveland. Ii. 500 Cincinnati, H. ass as
We learn from Alton, Illinois, that wheat has been
brought into that market in larger quantities The price
paid has been for prime quality s7s cents for inferior
from 80 to 80 cents There purchasers in the
market for foreign account besides the mills both of
which are in successful operation The wheat trade
alone quite an animated appearance to the business
Of that city.
Account Of -four and wheat arrived tide water on the
Erie canal to November 7th -
Flour, bbls. Wheat, bush
lS42 l,4OO,O4O S27,0i
1871. l,S645ll 64l,5l6
Increase in lSi2. 800. 35527 s2,49S
Taking -four and wheat together, the in 1912 is
eq ual to 70 O2s bbls -four.
AS evidence of the magnitude of the operations in
the Buffalo grain market would mention the fact that
Of the immense amount oil wheat received within the three
days ending 18th inst not over 10000 remained unsod.
This for the operations oftwo days, in the unfavor
able weather, will probably challenge competition with
the grain market any other city in the Union and per
This indicates that America will soon be the granery of
the world II it not for tariffs could supply
Europe with at least FIVE millions barrels of our worth
twenty five millions Of dolarsone hundred and fifty per
cent than exported. Will our formers think
of this? Let them ponder well on protective tariffs.
Brighton Cattle Market.
MONDAY, Nov l4.-A market $500 cattle, about 1000 Of
which were beef and 800 stores $500 sheep, and 1928
swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Catle-We reduce our quotations. A
few extra at So FIRST quality 81 s426 second quail
ty, $3,25 3,75 third quality $2.50a3.
Barreiling Caftie-Prces reduced Mess at 3l2i No.
l, 1854.
Stores-Few sales only. Two year old at 81 to III
three year old $l4 to $40.
SheepDull Lots were sold from 90 to $l75. Wehers
| from 81 rs to 2,75.
Swne-Lots to peddle cents for sows, and for bar
rows retail 4 a sc
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MONEY MARKET.
Thurstlay. Nov. l7-6 p

Thursday, Nov. l7-6 r. M.
Inc operations at the Board fair extent this
morning, but prices generally gave way Ohio 6s fell
Harlem, / Mohawk, /, stonington, Delaware and
Hudson from the last sale.
The result othe late election expresses the sentiments
the people on the subject reputation both public and
private Those merchants who repudiae just debt and
then pompousy make donations for benefit of the moor
the approach of winter understand tina the peo
pie distinguish between honesty and osentatious
charity.
There has been fair business doing in bills but to.
wards the close the rates rather gave way and may be
quoted as follows -
RATES FoREfoS Bills IN Nrw YoRK.
.4ug. 6. Sep. 20. Oct. IS. Nou. II.
Ss"ss IA ss sssa ,.ss 81 81
A I.ssa s ,A ,,s sss ss g ss4. ,ss
Bremen, 75ka 10 s7sk 75ks 7e 15a 75k
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Domestlc Importations.

New ORLEArs-Brig Cantou-193 bhls wheat box mdse
Sacham @ T Tnmble-2o bbls castor
oil b,s ck Fiedlersa bale; cotton Amoy Cnap,n 60
"a bbls oil boz mdse Brustlen, Koop Cool pigs lead II
Rogers bales Tosdick-300 pigs lead James
Lee co.'s bbis pork Durham Dimon-693 sacks 10 bbis
wheat A A ver & co-72 bbls flour to order
PoRI LEosBrs ssmson-2,g bales cotton Mel-Ss x
Pomeroy co-2i fobrook Nelson col2 Spear Patton
IA Van Andae Coswe Coo hides 8 w Ashby--3 cases
tobacco Perkins, Hopkins White-6 boxes merchandise
Mackey. . -. - a.
AdAms-IO0d bales Smith, Mills Coo do Poner
Frerrs-6 Levenrb-22 L Maitland co-5l beer hbls
John TayIcrl bag gold $4,000 John Winerl Thos
K Lynch3 McCready; Aldnch& speneer-l DR. 4 Ludlow
pkR Pilot LIE Barbier-t Thomas Des Artist Dbl hf do
Mr A Po<f--60 bhIs oranges B ,Isn
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Foreign ImporIaIi0ns.

HAvRE-ship Utca-l pkg Bailey Ketchem-t Tiffany,
Young ElIis-2 w Draper-e @ d HsyiIand-l Fabe-
quotes Fs-l Handorf.3 T Maillsrdm2 st Fel,xI2
EOey-l Thc.peeken7l II DoSckerIi MI;sthey-2 :
schumpf-3 Boiscpau Ruschs Huet-l00 Maitland co
q Bossange-2C n Schneider co-l0i? rhebaud-t w
Lus.ac Ne.lIiA M,jor-2 Z Fielder A BELMONT
Lamson coil Oppenbeim col Blsnchard-l N Dider
"a Wiley Putaam-I Fiten col Cottenet-lF Schmidt
col Ward, Sill x COL & Mahler-l A Stewart-i
w x Phpps X COL q Carnes 49, .
MALAoA-Bg Morea-8i50 bxs 600 hf 500 do isins Fitch
co-lo3O hx 200 h 6 or do 9 cks asns $50 kegs grapes
stake2lo bof.. rasns a,mony-2oo do so Kegs grapes
drums Cornell Brothers-l957 $50 hi 20 do
de Aqure5 books Geo Cheevert95 bares raisns
Hurlbut coz Or bxs do kegs grapes NJ Hicks.
BELIZE, Hond-Brg Annawan-9 bxs old copper Cofhn-
$1,000 logs mahogany 20 do cedar tons ogwood I
hides o
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no THE TONIC MIXTURE AN UNEQUALLED
remedy in all dyspepc In large bottles ST. in
ces Of half dozen bottles S..
81 Nassau street.
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PasseDgers Arrived.

HAvRr-Packe ship Utica-Mrs Mary Of the Angel, Mrs
Cauche Mrs Bullion Miss Aegine, Of France; Mrs Mary Of
Reparaon Mrs 81 Louis de Gonzaga aiy Ms st Joseph,
Mrs Craiche Iresnd Mrs st Maceius Savoy; Mrs Hardy
Valentine d, New York; Moore Robinson, NJ d, PHI
ladepha; w Coet, st Louis; Suhr consul to Saco
from Denmark
MALAoA-Bng Morea-Elijah Cornell.
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The markets exhibit material change today
Freights-To Liverpool lower for Cotton the late
gagemens have been made at l6d Id per 10. To Lon
don and Havre we have change to no notice. Tobac
co-American Leaf is very dull ST. Domingo sold at IA
cents by auction, merchantabe Kentucky SO hhds old
crop sold at u Al cents average $364 and 45 do
crop II 6ic average S3,s4, cash Whalebone-There
IL again very little Offering Sugars-For Muscovadoes
prices are &C ain quarter OF cent per ID lower Porto
Rico at 81 % cents, Cuba a6; SO st. Croix 81
white Brazil brown Havana 81 T. all m By auc-
ton 80 hhds Cuba sold at 81 cents, and OIL do
damaged Porto Rico, 81 a 81, 3 and mos
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90 Any person who has not visited the American Mu.
scum within several months would be astonishcd to wit
ness the improveme and additions made there. We
hazard nothing in saying that Museum in the world is
under such efficient management far neatness taste
of arrangement. and good order concerned The
binet of curoses is the most extensive in America filing
six spacious halls each hundred feet long, Croton
introduced throughout the building and every
apparatus arranged for visitors TO help themselves
this wholesome beverage The scenery in the lecture
room and all the stage appointments, actually the
magnificent that have in New York, and the
diver siy of entertainments is unequaed Every thing
about establishment goes like clock work. and nothing
Is ever there which offend the refined
The Museum boasts the support oithe first families in New
York and il is always fully attended.
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{63- THE ANTIBILIUUS FILL PKEPARED UNDEh
the direction Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
infinitely superior the drastic purgations pulled of as
universal panaceas. Sold in boxes at 25 cents each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
81 Nassau street.
no THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
prepared under the direction of the College of Medicine
aad Pharmacy of the city of New York, guaranteed to
all forms of syphc discusses Sold in single bot
ties at ST. each and in of half dozen bottles S.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street
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FARE REDUCED.
PERSONS GOING SOUTH.



PERSONS GOING SOUTH.
ssp3a 80
%os e y NJ BS rG
;ss ssS%ss$ Ps,rS.S.s s %si$S" wIl$Ps,sn
R .a ss E1ey sTsron i maa %
and expedite travel and make passengers comfortable pos
BY this route you may be sure of reaching New Orleans
rom New York seven eight days than other line
at n an expense not exceeding ST.
s09 "a REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
salai day, (Om Cat C.'s,l, Mon
TSui.d.ys and to or from cass 50 cents
fhe new and FIST steamer wave CAPTAIN Vanderbilt will
e;ys RSsaOn !, glI Th1, SGS 1 4 FIVE G hs r.
ssd SS% d.
ss 'hSsS5 en-. John 6ss:: 4 III s ss:
will posIyey sail as sSoys her regular day For freight OF
sf$s '. .. So sssi
The fsiss; ssp sSdou Captain Ed Cobb Of 1000
fas:snss rely the SHIPS Of this line sailing puns.aAl
TO PRINTERS AND rUBLIsHTEs-A young man,
G , ns 6d sa %no s. BEEN n
employed in The capacity Of rescIe and oedO
in the country, take charge Of and manage mall nswr
Sc s val Gs Ss sfp ee
as.peea Be reereness Gees. given 1equin jsS
iS; ss H'sisS% ss
JIG Az, and i e., clemens, rIonansi.,iGn. m.'...
course s. Family ticket admitting hfse Single ~ cSes
80 Toss hd A'wil: music store and The Ladies
ITO the widows Of the soldiers and sailors the evolution
wsS T s %sd sG Ss s +
gsty Of tn.r msrr,ase can by applying No. s. Mercer
to produce Il fequ dencs need not apply Pc re-
siding distance and who will ADDRESS q. above tpos, 4,
well TO APPLY Is H. Is, Of Jengy have other bu,
session Of Congress A. +. CHiLDs.
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC sOCIETY-Ths So
~ cey, conf nty With recent shanse in It's bylaws
fIy.te Amateur A.ocaon and the sale Of tickets
lhe usual number Of public performances vii be gwen
he Board Of Managers and the memSs,s ofhe sssy %
dgse them in he most brilliant and enecve p.a
way on Monday ss " 81 spd e sn
sons being the first time in hi. 70 three
81 S. ,n S"be 5ss during the
Subscription. the g:ie ', 90, a Of ES Hall
he oes ' Of Js.ss. sps III Nassau
RoARDNd Fey .gse a msn can be
Terms moderate Also few day soarers can be mmoda
DO sRpfNG-TFs original W .On Hoa,e 5ae Pearl street
Is Fankin square-lept BY Jas. Fowler from London
and permanent boa ID, a week. Transient Noarden 80
.ents er DAY Families can be accommodated with private
eooms reasonable terms. Wines and spin cents
escheod cuts equally cheap ~ B. Hot coffee cents
pIntSakes and mutton chops be had At all hours
J. i. particularly who Is want OF com
orable home call aud inspect his establishment, and
Judge for themselves Persons travelling for England would
ind to their advantage call The house being convenient
London and Liverpool ships being appointed agent he
give information.
New York and Old Country papers taken in. ms smsr
DOARD-F,m,cs or single gentlemen can be accommoda-
ID ted with board and pleasant 80 Bcekman street
Terms moderate, MIC lmst
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lsy- The manager Of the New York Museum, evinces
the happy art of hitting off the humbugs OF the day with
admirable fidelity. His Fudge Mermaid, manufactured
opposition the Fejec exquisite piece of satire
and fine bit Of fun it Is possible to conceive The
Hughes family those admirable performers the harp,
display abilities of the very highest order. Any eulo-
gum from u.s. will fall infinitely short of the praise they
entitled to. They execute with all the grace bril-
liancy and finish Of eminent professors Diamond Rosa
ie, and Boyd, appear.
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This market continues fairly active without change in
rates. At the south the markets continue to give
The prices at the latest dates were as follows
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mz-lN NUMEROUS CASES OTHER co MpLAINT!

a3-IN NUMEROUS CASES OTHER COMPLAINTS
supposed exist and the persons treated for fever
SC, but finally trial of this Vermuge discovered the
OF the sickness by bringing away almost an in
Vulnerable quantity of worms, large and small and the
with great despatch Instances OF this
kind MIGHT be cited immense extent but useless
trial for 25 cents, will show with asonlsh
ment the certain effects Of this Vermifuge.
with worms that his life despared of all means used
by the ply scans TO eradicate them Intellectual this
vermfuge tried and four hundred small worms
were discharged, and one very large cone
Cation.Never buy this article unless it have cdr.
Komstock's Vermuge," handsomely engraved on the
outside label and the fac-simile Of Comsock Co thus
COMSTOCK CO.,
Wholesale Druggists II Maiden Lane, New York, are
sole agents for it-price 25 cents per bottle
Extract of letter from Agent Charleston, s. C..
To Messrs. J. PEAsE Soy, 40 Division st.
90 WE RENDER ABOVE STATEMENT OF AC.
court by which there appears S5s 20 in your favor and
cep the last assignment Of $3.50 worth just received but
judging from present appearances will not remain long
and you had better send by first packages,
S. $l5-makng 1865 Your invaluable Hoarhound Candy
has performed great many here. To prevent the
calamity of being without "Peases Candy" you will
attend to the order Immediately, and oblge
HAviiAND. HARRoN ALLEN.
| CHARLEsrov, Nov. sh, 1912.
Havand, Reese & Co. No 80 Maiden Lane, will corrob
the above statement and this letter will let the pub
the demand for candy and also how is esteem
| el by the Charlestonians.
J. PEAsE & SON, 4S Division st.
fny- THE sARsApARILLA PREPARED BY THE
Collage of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city of New
York is the only efficient aud safe preparation of that
before the public In single bottles 10 cents each
| half dozen Tin case) SO so, dozen do So
| w. s. RICHARDSON Agent,
81 Nassau street.
|
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sales at the Stock Exeh.nse,


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$1,000 Kentucky 6's, So ds II