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WANTED-A young wom,n wants a situstion for general
fss cali at q oss 11%y Ia. % Fly
WANTED-To get about $500 worth Of cloths and tailors
s the
CLERK wANTEp-A boy from Is 70 20 years age, one
Address box $40 Park post Office 81 itr
STOPPED-suppo.ed TO have been stolen, a new black
's,, ' VIII" SsfSFsoSf CO. rs s b,ofsS% s.s TO
4 $sss
ioasl %emSs.onIy Panei"sI s;!sndsnee ps5ealsIy
viii make their report and expected that each member win
By s's &. f Fl * s,ss;is. President
VOCAL AM, AND INSTRUMENTAL CoNCERT-Mr.
M MAssETT begs g announce, that his Benefit CONCERT
@ yseh oes.oa tSs eowns eminent s artists ass
- Mr.. Q e Horn; Mr., Loder; Mess. &c. = Horn. A.
D.n%sn Miller Heyasd nd Rose Of
Tickets sesch to be had at the Music Stores and at the
Concert to commence at eight O'clock precisely d. sr
Of Ts q = d'? & ss
tendance "wednesday 7h Instant business Of much
"'''o', WIN 's 's''s'' before FETERs ffouL1N
H. FakkER s Ss. At a inform ~ .as Al Inc
svs h he ss to s 9 T 3D. CT To
Al O'clock and continue until late hour Tickets 81
na H H. sas pa
viii take place on Thrr.dsy evening", 18Th INST.
did Bali Chr.,@,. and New Years nights. Particular. in
EASTERN MAIL-Afer this date. all matter foI Boston
will Va sHss' e IS Ses at
cr. M so 81 s"s h ws E r. s sssi'
- TO LET OR LEAsE---A valuable Hotel, situated
M in one Of or most a9ngIshing watering places The
Tafs sfssss ss ss
9 81 sS:ss 'Ss s' g SsS'
S2os EN ..a sHS 3 6e
puele 70 his large assortment Of ladies' and gensmens boe
sa$ fancy d:. boots dsssiss pumps: :sos:
lection mems boys children coarse and Ine boot and
@ .1 i
, SS:!s g. found Boot; and sSos: An
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VII Z. GIs.oS Cheap S Boot sna ss.s
TivoLi Nc Al ,'
S.S q %s V H.. os az aoS no pains or will
hi, NOssasman admitted without ladies. except By
Tes.s be had the Saloon and at Mr. VIM Pines cor
ner Of Nassau aud Pine streets. ' w
In<itstlon Assemblies every Tuesday.
d6 3issr w. p. DENMAN Proprietor
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLIsHEks.--A young man
pracuca pn,ei who thoroughly acquainted with his
business department and branch has bee
employed in the capacity OF aud subedtor ON several
highly respectable journals dcous OF obtaining siruafion
IN the country to take charge Of and small aews
y pS s % only x. Be- srP ss
Respectable references given and required MI Y ~S
a Me- ~ aDoo Rsdm CDpS;
7lh Dec Doors open at oeock-the Concert commences
precisely.
There vacancies for few subscribers who alone
are adm, ble. Terms may be known by application the
y. w. ROSTER, Secretary,
DIS a.rc Isl Pearl street
RANK OF BENNINGTpNaN0TEs bought Tor few
ds-ee : y ''A'' W ''' JAMES co. 90 wsnm
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEU.,7, Isaa.


Ship: Ohio, Lyons, New odeans, johnson g. Lowden
Splendid Crocker, Charleston, VIM WhirIock JrBvx
wing Lossds, 81 Thomas ard Chsgres Avszzsna; Ecius
Haley Wet Indies Jas Berry; Aristides (Br) Huchings
and Key West John Ogden; Wilson Fuller Cobb Savannah
Brett Vcse; Mary fBr) Anderson Cumberland Ms; Octa'
VIA Churchill ApalachicoIs Post Phillips Tuscsroa SMACK
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013- THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER
the distinguished management of NJ. Rcord of the
best conducted establishments for vnereal patients in the
world All the remedies for the of these terri
BILE affections have been introduced with great
Encouraged by the fortunate results Of M Records modes
ofreatmen the remedies have been prepared under
the direction ofhe College Of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city New York. and to be had at their principal
Office The Partisan Alternative Mixture" for the
OF all forms Of syphilis whether primary secondary is
sold at 81 per bottle and in of hafadozen bottles
So Apatients obtain the gratuitous advice Of the
Consulting Physician of the College.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College. 81 Nassau st. N. "
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BY RIELL s ARCULARIUs.

At l0k o'clock in the sale
Pianos and second hand Furniture, bird SC.
SATURDAY,
AtloH o'clock, IT the sales ROOM
large Of and second hand fnmi SC.
MONDAY,
AT 0x o'clock 433 Houston street, elegant household fur
nture. Particulars in time.
AT PRIVATE SALE-l superb French OK octave piano,
made by the celebrated composer Henri Herr of Paris equal
IN tone to any instrument ever imported,
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To Ship Masters and Agunts.
mall esteem favor. captains 81 vsassls will give
~. .pa"cuorS nonrnr srLvpr. Of feet,
Ps.s.. ..os ~ ,en AZ ths pcf wnce they ned the
foreign ne wspspen they may have IL M BOARD Them I'M
ineoa'ev On tnem ,u,vAl Agers and eouespohdents
nome ou seroaa, WI airo confer fsscf BY sending this
information Of kind viii be thsahisIy reesi,ed
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Married..

Married.
On Monday, 5h inst at ST. Thomas Church, by the
Rev DR.. Hawks, Mr.. JOHN M. Z. VALK to Miss ASNxrrE
NJ. Walk, Of Flushing, LII
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Tucsslay, Dec. Go p. M.
fair amount Of business was done the Stock Board
with but little change in rates. New York state s
I; Ohio 6's 1; Kentucky 6s Z; Harlem Railroad Il Mo-
hawk fell Ii stonington, !; Paterson, /.
The message of the President will probably be received
tomorrow and curiosity is apparent in relation
the recommendations touching commercial affairs which
II may contain.
The management of the Mohawk Railroad is so grossly
negligent and from want patronage have little means
to keep the road ORDER that consequence the late
storm the whole railroad communication interrupted
forty.eight hours.
The Grand Jury of Erie county have found bills of in
dctment sgans the managers of the recently exploded
fraudulent SAFETY Fund Banks Of Buffalo.
The Ociulgee Bank of Georgia, recently failed had
circulation outstanding of from 60 to 500 900 and $l2 600
deposes The facts connected with this failure develope
the features of that corruption which pervade all bank
ing corporations They thus recspitulated
gia paper -
l. The southweste Railroad Bank had been for four
years the principal of the Ocmugee Bank and by
which it has lost a large amount of money.
was effected in the management of the Bank by which
the Southwestern Railroad Bank obtained the exclusive
control
g. Through the of the authorize aeen
of the Bank in Charleston credit given the bills
of the Ocmugee Bank, and large amount of money
That upon the discovery that the negotiation was to
result in Improbable speculation the Bank in Charles
of the Ocmugee Bank, leaving the of the Bank
and the amount passed to the credit Of deposor unpro
viied for.
s. That the agent Of the Southwestern Railroad Bank
purchased for the OF said Bank $4,000 of Oc
mugee Bank stock for which he paid out the best
of the Ocmulgec Bank.
It appears from message of Gov MDonald of Geor
gia in compliance with resolution of the Senate of that
State requesting statement Of the liabilities Of the State
that the State S. bearing of
per
GEonoIA STATE DEBT.
The amount Of ste Ring bonds disposed of by sale
and bypothecation is... ....... Ei8,.5oo
bonds $500 each maxim. SEA $780, w. ss's sc sSo
SI sSs Sss hyss s
ss e'"
The so Sss p Ss .oa d.
read and which leaves the amount Of sterling bonds
The amount Of sir per cent bonds Issued and TO be
deemed ''''''''''''''''''''''' 7ii,75o
State debt in bonds, sL5os, 1850
,Ia Bank for the redemption OF its notes, agreeable
Total amount of State debts in bonds sissa. I3o
ssent q he 'n s Roa e sppsa
sss as sr @a ON On s aos
Deduct redeemed since. '''..'''.''..... 95,T9
Add the amour, of scrip issued since..... 2t,5ao
As s e.. W. s.- :, 81 q, *, ::lss:|
Total debt,......"...... sa.IsLsa,
The amount Of per cent sterling bonds and per
dollar bonds, sl,5o6l5o is redeemabe in thirty years from
1888 and 1889. The interest is nearly as follows
Interest on sterling bonds at per cent Exchange
notincluded) gao 720
interest on $7ll,7so bonds at per cent, Tex.
change not includedJ 4a,7o5
$S2, 425
Anu 'ne INTEREST on the per cent bonds, 1890
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Died,

On Tuesday, 9th instant, HELENE CoRpELrA MORTIMER
CHsr aged Ia months, only child OF George and Corde
lia Christ.
Their friends and relations well those of their
ther Mr. I'd. Mortimer, respectfully invited to attend
the funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock from their resi-
dence, S23 Broadway.
On Tuesday afternoon, 9th inst in the 22d year of his
age, FRANCIS NErLsor, late of Preston, England.
His friends and those Of his brother Mr.. Jno Nelson
and also those OF Mr. James France are respectfully in
vited attend the funeral the house of the latter 90
Commerce street, to morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
On Monday evening" 9Th inst JAMES b. CLARKt, Esq.
aged years. an old and respectable inhabtant of the
city of Brooklyn.
His friends and acquaintance and those of the family
from the residence of his son. Henry L. Clarke Esq
Cow anus, L.. Carriages will be in waiting at the Full
ton and South Ferries the Brooklyn sids at 10 o'clock
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M sguer q STATE Mechanic Albany win be delivered
a, Military HAIL. bowefy tins "wednesday evening at ~
T tn, Condition Of the LabonS population of
Thi.' sipSest Of srsrimporanee and doubt that
JUST PUBLISH E d 4 ..-Ac.
PRICE 30 CENTS. u
nm The FIRST PART OF 80 80
BRANDE'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA:
SCIENCE, L I'rETi2THFE an aNp ART.
u;.,orv = Ds.er;Doe oMrRislSo TUE
Branch Of Human Wedge with the Derivation and psS
aon o. an ps Terms in use illustrated by En-
W. II BRANDE, F. Il. s. L; So Sc
s' "s men T # SIS SPLENDID WORK.
Public BE- had e Principal Booi.eles and Periodical
AssI aisd sss ri rs oPS sheet
MEDICAL AID.-DR. GREGORY. 81 Mott street, has
~ long been aecustomed prescribe for particular
M Pas ia cu
qr neSea man 10 investigate AMI study disease is"
remedial which he enabled TO searsnd .a ess
a ayan,d tne whether local con- ui,onaI Pa
take place very early stage Of the maady
and surely vy THIS set alone the necessity of Obtaining
M EDiCAL.-DoCTOR GLOVER'S practical experience
~ aud The r.cen discoveries of the French chemists
eng 70 ms d several remedies which
attention. Persons who have suffered from the Of medi
invited to give him call Dr. e. is regular grsduae ia lis
profession and not cssed among Of empirical
Strangers should be their guard lest they fall INTO the
% ,, SPECIAL pfetender who claim to be authors
rent They the assurance to speak Of new
oa ana boast OF extended practice. Surely
are building No. oGs ANN seet
thirl and d. fourth door from the Museum.
az inner Off door. d. Itsr
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nrz- APOPLExY-Ths dreadful complaint is general.
" preceded by pain in the head giddiness especially
turning round dimness Of sight, stupor loss Of memory
and other unpleasant symptoms which indicate loaded
and corrupt state OF the blood.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills direct purifier OF
the blood and therefore certain preventive OF apo
pexy because they expel from the blood those stagnan
aud corrupt humors which the of every maady
incident 10 man. ..lH
wright Indian Vegetable Pills aid and improve d.
esion well purity the blood and therefore not only
the best not the very best medicines in the world for
the OF collie dysentery cholera marbus, and other
disc sses of the ntestines.
Beware of Counerfes-The public are respectfully
sold by Mr. Richard Dennis former clerk in the office,
not the genuine Wrxhts Indian Vegetable Pills
The only security against imposition is to purchase from
none except advertised agents or at the offices devoted
1893 fremont street, Boston, and 100 Race street. fna
delpha.
Remember no medicine is right except wrghts Indian
Vegetable Pills.
f17- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's GONoKhHEA
PILLS.These celebrated Pills, which have gained ths
fere for sale in this country by authority Of the College
OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the city oil New YORK VINO
have OF tanned the original recipe from the
Professor who the principal surgeon 70 me nospas o.
which Vepeau speaks Of those truly invaluable Pills
Three generally sui cent to effect cure In
the discharge arrested after the second day.
impossible ienv that those remedies exercise GER
tain influence on the urinary organs" Vide Velpeaus
Lectures The College recommend with the utmost
fdence this new remedy for disease winch often baf
treated BY advertising qnacks The reputation OF Vel
peau itself is saed in these pills The college earesly
invite trial OF their astonishing powers Sold in boxes
containing one hundred pills Price one dollar
w. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College 81 Nassau st.
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There is very little of moment in the markets. The
following sales have been made at auction
Cuba Muscorado Sugar-36 bbls Cuba Muscovado Su
gar. st sic.
Cuba Ccfsells bags Cuba Coffee 81 7ic, all 90 days
credit.
ashesNo sales of pots. 100 bbls pearls were sold at
&c.
Cofton-Saes Of about 500 bales In prices no change.
F7our-We quote 81 SIT S. the prices Of Western
Georgetown il held at 81 s74.
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Foreign Importations.
CUnAcoA-Brig Abeons-2s2i sticks Nicaragua wood 1913
hides las bds skins 1890 Hache wood 429 do uc bds
copper bales wool 27a6 pcs Bonsir wood Graves co.
Domestic Importations.
GEoReErowr. SC-Brig Fanny Coit-352 bales cotton II
Colt cola Smith, Mills oose Post rhilIipsso Sack
EFT Bros-95 SpofoId, Tileson coo Avtriil co.
APALAcHicoLA-Brg Aiahama-2o6 bales cotton II Colt
co-20o do Buck eo-20 Talmsn-50 Asenll 4 COR
Holbrook, Nelson CO.
Pcsr LKors chf H-7e bales cotton Msli,s Msitlsnd
Cameron H Center c@-w Hoihrpok, Nelson co-i5W
s'mmons-lt Trumsn-l Dor Frazier.
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GARD AND AUCTION NOTICE.-Messrs. BELL
- HOWARD iThomss Bell and Robert Howard) give
mission business 10 all its nches and will continued and
carried usoa and the honorable the old
stand No 30 Ann and lis Fulton streets Liberal advances
goods CONSIGNED Tor sale Certain sales aad prompt
Of all descriptions takes place every and Saturday
Dry goods clothing fancy articles Tuesdays aud Fridays
Out door sales Of groceries, furniture and all Of
property, attended to. BELL HOWARD,
d3 lmsec THOS. BELL. Auctioneer.
A UCTION NUTICE.-By CARTER & Co-This dsy,
l0% O'Clock furniture, Carpets &c including half,
threefourth and full French mahogany chairs mahogany
elegant sofas cushioned and spring card and
ire tables with marble top mahogany French bed
steads piano stools ottomans dressing and plain bureaus
China7Very rich French china and coffee SETS china
blue and white tea, dinner and toilet blue pitchers and
basins very elegant rosewood cabinet and fancy boxes
and portable desks; Of flowers; small
onrain carpeng Venetian stair carpetng oil cloths ufed
rugs, brass stair rods and window blinds.
Sale positive Dealers and housekeepen will find the sale
worthy OF their attention. d. ltsm
UCTION NOTICE.-Sale OF Choice Paintings and
ELEGANT Furniture, Friday at l0H clock, at No. Il
John street, without Catalogues in time.
BILL x HOWARD,
az gm THOS. BELL Auctioneer.
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~, ,cx,, GALLONS
OF THE AMPHTHEATRH OF THE REPUBLIC.
Are kept by JOHN TRYON.
fresh assoment Of Fruit Pav CONFECTIONERY and Lemon
ade with which parties be supplied In their places BY
glying notice to the boys in attendance
the great Olympus Saloon the tier are 10 Be
had the follow necessaIies Of life, viz
Champagne and Oysters, "a o.Ll
r0., 3ptaa ;Schisd.m and other immortal Spints
Besides the handsome collection Of Pictures in the known
world. = =
NO ScS Dowery. ~ are s.rf d31wr
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only Of fey INK directors and raises prices Of goods
payable in pape money any extent and ne tariff can
have any effect keeping out goods For instance. sup
pose certain description of cloth cost in England 50
yard. The duty is 40 per cent consequently the cloth
here would be worth 81 so IL that cloth, in steady
specie currency, worth but 81 co. it cannot be import
ed IT, then full paper currency is established, which
the prices of articles here a5 per only the
market value here will be 50 rs cents consequently the
goods sent and sold auction at large profit
This may be illustrated by tn, operation of prices from
1923 to 1896 The average rise OF prices during peri
Cd has been estimated at IS per If return TO the
Treasury tables and take article say pig ron we will
come by the following results The table comprises the
quantity Of pig iron imported in 1922 with the foreign
cost Also the quantity exported with the export value
in the same year. with the same items for 1886 -
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AHR FOR NEW ORLEAN s-Loulsiana 4 New York
MA Line-Positivey first regular PAcket-To sail 10th
inst st.: The fss, sailing packet ship OCMUL0EE.
freight passags, having handsome furnished sccomods
tons, apply board Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall st. OF TO
n. X COLLINS h Co 60 south a.
Positively goods received after Friday evening, 9th inst
sed Any guarantee that effect will be and fulfilled
that may be required. m
Agents in n. Orleans, iulin 4 Woodruff will prompt
The packet ship Oconcc Captain Jackson, win succeed
the Ocumulgee, and the 2oh Dec. her regular day.
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r. II. TIMPSON, Auctionecr. "
II AkDWARE &c-JACOB s. PLATT'S last fall trade
Hardware sale this season, will take place this day 10
o'clock at 81 Plat street. comprising general of
hardware and Cutlery Also 10 sates 5000 Hancock
'e brick; Lsmper Caro- ina hoes trace chains, 5000 lbs
Cases Yankee clocks 80 German Also o'clock one
share in New York Society library. nj lt.m
, 1842-11-12

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Notice.

UO Henry E. Haynes and his wife Mary,
4 John James Ogden, Chamness :. Ogden,
Elizabeth II. Ogden, and Henry T. Ogden.
heirs Of Kitty Ogden deceased, formerly Kitty
Smith, Nancy Woods. formerly Nancy Smith,
Sarah G Smith, and Alexander A. Smith,
heirs Of Austin Smith deceased, and William
Tinsley and Elizabeth Tinsley his wife
You will please take notice, that. at the next
November term of the County Court Of Pike
County, in the State of Missouri, to be begun
and held at the Cour. House in the town Of
Bowling Green, on the first Monday in Nov.
1872. on the first day of said term. or as soon
thereafter as hearing can be had, we shall
make application for an order for the sale Of
he Slaves belonging to the Estate of Eliza
beth Smith deceased, late of said County Of
Pike. CLEANLINESS SINH.
JOHN SM II.
KELLEY SM i II.
WI. SMI II.
JAS. NJ. SMI II.
SARAH BURKS.
September 10, 1912. sw46.
, 1842-11-12
Dissolution of Co-Partnershi,.

THE Co-partnership heretofore ex-
l. isting under the firm of Kent,
Eastin & Co., was dissolved by mu.
tual consent on the 1st ofSept. 1842.
The business of the firm will be set
tied by either of the partners in
liquidation only. All persons whose
accounts are unsettled are requested
to come forward and close the same
by payment or note.
HENRY T. KENT.
CHAS. D.. EASTIN.
HORATlO L. N
GAINESVILLE, Sept. goth, 1912.
The undersigned will continue the
Mercantile and Commission business,
under the firm of Henry T. Kent &
Brother. HENRY T. KENT.
HORAT1O T. KENT.
October LIST. 1912. tf-49.
, 1842-11-12
NOtiCe.

"HE subscribers would hereby inform
- their customers aud the public gener-
ally, that their WILL in tho town of Ashley,
sinow in operation. Their days for grind
ing will be on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays. Persons from 4 distance bringing
"A wagon load, can have it ground at any
time, day OF night.
Terms--l4 cts. per bushel for wheat, cash,
5 cts. do do for corn do,
s, N. PURSE, & Co,
September cath 1s42. 2w47.