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HOTEL D'EUROPE,

THE Proprietor having removed to No Broad and
opened this sbishment for the OF thu
public solicits his friends and others give him call
Every deicacy Of the be had here
thing served the recherche yle the bar supplied
with good Wines aud Liquors a all times
Tsble d'Hote, at 3 o'clock.
Citizens strangers will find this admirable place TO
dine down beng business.
~ B. Private Rooms may be had for parties single gen
[ lemeo furnished. au2O mi
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DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND EAR.

1872 BROADWAY, Corner John street, up stairs.
7 sHANKs NJ. d. respectfully announces to the public
for the better accommodation Of his patients from
abroad well those Of thu city, he has removed lis office
az above stated where he will attend from o'clock daily
and Of all diseases incident 10 the human
eye aud the diseases of Women and Chi den From
3to O'Clock daily will be devoted consultations for the
OF Of disease department Of med
cine including those Of private and delicate character
Doctor Shanks in order to acquire the confidence OF sran
gers and guarantee the public against the remote feeling
ofnposon and quackeIy, begs leave TO state that he IS
prac ioner of medicine Of years duration, graduate OF the
for the decree of Doctor Of Medicine from this
University, entitled The Human Eye Anstomicay Phlso-
logically and Paaogcaliy considered" elected the highest
approbaory encomiums from Professor Mott before the
sembed eounciiand rofsor of this learned University dur
ing the public examination aud defence of the same.
Dr. g. the necessity he is under in adyeng TO these
circumstances, the decacy Of every true
hearted physician but the duty he himself and the re-
gard he bound to have for the PRESCRIPTION OF The nD
health mreousy demand that he should speak out What!
the regularly educated physician, who has spent years "a
and who holds the sealed testimony Of learned and competent
authority before whom he examined 10 pucce such
he'll respectfully enquire lreman sen m his ofee,
and allow hmelfo be thurs from the legitimate round Of bis
exeion bv the bold presuming reckless quscksl-
No for one will submit IT, And IN order TO place
this subject before the public in proper light and IN such
way as towards IL the public attention in the strongest
possible propose TO publish Immediately my views
more at length on this topic.
Those the public and the profession who disposed 20
second my efforts will please call Office, and subscribe
for copy The expense will not be more than sxpence
shilling, au2i lm~r
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RHEUMATISM.

DR HENRY'S RHEUMATIC SYRUP is curing ever
- case of Rheumatism around In a short this disease
hw scarcely be tnown Of or known esedeor To anyho
taken the trouble It's merits say you
su eng torurng disease when az hour spent IN MAKING
Inquiries would that n own 'u
hat you have not been well before Call upon some Of these
persons and YOU will be astonished the wonders which
bar already performed MIR. jesse Hnds 81 Greenwich and
i25 Broad street; Mrs. Russell - Elm street, Mrs Angel so
Eighth street; Mr.. Demarest, King Mr. Edwards,
A,eneaum Hotel Broadway John Cnmmings, l!Per street;
Henry Miller mes street; Mr. Lawrence 60 North Moore
street; MIR Wshipst9n (butche $50 Elm stf"et rsGrsga,
o6 Avenue Mr. White, IS sixth Avenue; Mrs. Strceter
corner Third Avenue and Seventh street; Mr. Rye un,
same place Mrs Cofey 18th street. two doors FROM 9th
Avenue; Mrs Murphy, % Cannon MIR. Marha 1877
Ryns ton street near Attorney street Aud il you wish
call az the Office where will give You the Others
every whom has been cured within the
Not day passes without calling they have been
cured by the Of the medicine Look the bach numbers
Herald and Sun, and will large number o
tcates WHICH ftey not signed and the number given.
person would scarcely believe But there they and
invite any call At the numbers given and prove our state
For sale in this city only No 286 Bow ~
ofHouston street In Brooklyn Stewards Patent
Medicine Store, No. IS Fulton street. and in Newark Trip
PES Drug store, NO 298 Broad street. au2l SITS,
PILLS of Exchange all parts Of England, Ireland and
- Scotland, Suns OF f5 10 f5 and 600 any amount,
for sale at s. J. SYLVESTER'S al Wall street.
an 2Or and ne Broadway.
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nry- OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR THE
Hair, from Comstock Co.. Its positive qualities
follows
Ist For infants keeping the head free from souri, and
causing luyurant growth Of hair
ID For ladies after childbirth restoring the skin to its
natural strength and rmness and preventing the falling
out Of the hair
same effect Is produced
18th If used in infancy till good growth is started it
may be preserved by attention to the latest perioi Of
life.
9Th II frees the head from dandruf strengthens the
vents the hair from changing color getting gray.
9th II causes the hair curl beautifully when done up
in 1t night
{y- No lady's toilet should be made without II.
I'll, Children who have by any contracted
min in the head Immediately and perfectly cured Of
them by its use. II is infable.
To be found only at II Maiden Lane
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W MI Nh ISM UUK READERS ARE RE.
ferred an advertisement in another part of the Herald
of DR.. Henrys Rheumatic Syrup. The rapidty with
which it has used up" some Of Rheumatism is per.
fectly astonishing The references there given are s
cent to satisfy the most incredulous sold in this
city at No. $50 Bowery corner Of Houston street. Here is
a specimen OF the certificates This cernes that last
legs and hips, which upon every change of weather AZ
most laid my back and was a source of continual
trouble me- when seeing advertisement enrys
Rheumatic Syrup bought single bottle hich has per
fectly cured me- and able to all kinds of
weather and exposure without being in the least affected
VIM. II. WHITE,
New York, Aug. 7, 1912. No. IS 9th Avenue
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MIDDLETowN, August, 1912.
Conin,encemem-Ne President at the College-High
Life and Large Party at Req. Doct. Jarps'-Hotels.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
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Az FOR Observation-Disclosures packet Of the 18TH
MfH\ Angusi-The splendid fast sailing packet ship
.h4aA. SIDDONS, Captain Cobb, will positive sail
above, her regular day.
The accommodations for cabin second cabin and
passengers, well worth the attention of those wishing
embark and number of her passengers already engaged
DESTROYS of securing berh should make early caon
on board orto GLOVER McMURRAY,
aul9r 100 Pine street, corner of South.
DACKET SHIP ST. NICHOLAS FROM HAVRE.-
Consgnees by this ship will please send their permits
board at the fost OF Rector ST. North River.
All goods permitted by the 23d instant will be sent to
the rublic au20r
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Ships Commerce Darling St Petersburg, D II Robertson;
aedt; ST Mary Foster, New Orleans johnson Lowde"
Bark Robert Louise Bremsn Yes Bordeaux Diederirhs
Linan-Brgs Arehuss, (Brl Card, ST Johns NJ r Win.
nett Gs9rgana Bedell Norfolk Grand Turk Higgins, Nj
Desert Nesmiih Leeds C1-Schrs Chas Yose Mathew
Thur Ihar9n Celeste johnson Ban9 Planet Terry Peters.
Salem; Fellowship, Sawyer, Boothbay: Cooley Co Ed
Iidgs Boston, Renown, Lowell do Pequo Kelly do; Come.
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cent currency Of that State and the condition of the
banks resulted in almost unanimous expression Of
want OF confidence in the ability Of the State Bank and
branches to restore and maintain sound currency; that
ther present Circulation could any longer answer the
purposes OF currency and that il would not be recev
the producers in payment of the present growing crop
OIL cotton The refusal of the Governor to call an extra
session OF the Legislature for early action on the
Ject and before the crop shall brought into Market
properly awakened apprehension and out Of
the state that the currency question again be made
aPohca one; the present institutions well as their
past course are to be sustained and the evof dprec
a'ed and rredeemabe currency be per2euated in that
State The meetings held throughout the State, in connec
ton with the late extraordinary Of many OF the
Interior branches indicate very satisfactorily that there
is more serious trouble ahead and that there San be no
security in the present currency pending the action Of
the Legislature which the first Monday in
December
The effect of the tariff upon business has been
thus far favorable nasmuch 1t has produced rise in
those articles hch bear the highest duty and pro-
NOTED activity in others The following table will show
the immediate effect upon some leading artcles-
PRIcEs OF CERTAIN ARTICLES NKw YoRK AND BosroS
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DOCTOR GLOVER

PEGs inform those who have recently enqued he has
- left the practice Of his profession that he contirnes 70
prescribe for require his aid usual Those dcult
and which practical TO
success been the objects Of his study The
Improvements chemistry have put into his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the ober-
veton Of the less scrutinising physician
Dr. Govers primary education enables kim to keep pace
with the Improvements OF the day. being graduate ~ the
dica profession The unsuspecng stranger should beware Of
the host Of self named Doctors and pretendes of whom
aspire be authors Of little books upon subjects Of which they
are totally Ignorant.
Office No. Ann st-private entrance, 4h from the
Muscum-ofhce hours until o = lock PM 81 imsr
BOOKS OF HEKAiDRr-I. BROWN Stone seal tn-
Goats Of Arms: Crests Cypher, Emblematics subecu &c
&C. engraved with Of notices. ether device;
stones for rings SEALS &c. forwarded in letter with coats
Of farms; Of found and painted for stained glass
windows carriages and forwarded Of the United
States Price 50 and upwards. Books Of Healdy kept with
upwards of 100 900 names Sc stir
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state OF Trade.

An increased activity and improved demand has been
created for almost every description Of goods by the
tariff which into operation on the 10th ult Most
goods which the duty has been raised held for
advance. Generally however buyers are not disposed
to submit TO the demand
AT auction the following sales took place to-day =
Rio Cof-e -525 bags Rio coffee at 81 Ole, mos
Coehinsai-2 ceroons cochineal, SO s9t, cash.
Moiasses-New Orleans sold at 10 zoe; Porto Rico at
for fair 70 23c for prime and 7ic for Havana is
worth Is I6lc sweet. 81 hhds New iberia sold at %
cents.
Naral Stores-North County Turpentns sold at 50 s7l
and others at 81 So Spirits Of Turpenne sell 30 sic
per gal Sales Rosin, for manufacturing, at sic.
OIs-Lnseed Oil adv anced TO 90c cash. and 95 4 mos
Spring Sperm sold at 73c, cash.
Prorisons-Prime Pork for shipment taken at SIS 81
Mess remained steady Beefprme be had at 50 so per
Dbl; Ohio Lard, for shipment 81 &c 10; city at 7|c.
Sa-For Turks Island dealers offer 2sc, and the holders
ask 3Oc, BUSH The last cargo sale was at 2ic There
were sales Of Liverpool fine at advance of about
sack.
Sngars-There has been a degree Of activity, prices
tending upwards Sales Porto Rico at 81 7c Cuba Mus
covado at SIC; ST. Croix at u ssc Brown Cuba at
&c; white at SIC The reners have put up their
prices. Brown Manila sugar is held at SIC.
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s..L Aug IIn port shyIoeL, Lord for NYort dg only

sssL. Aug le-n shyock, Lord for NYork ldg only
g.cMEL abou. Aug l-Au Sarah Smith, Boston.
10 Valraaaso May ln sor Co9uimbo from Boston Jan
ssoyiap from Boston Jan e. Ardi 49, Sid April IA. Ca
~. Ho Ss Tows ypL April Pin Otu; for sgd.
United states Ports.
LdgbTRS Aug so-sld Atlas Heath NYok' Sept l. andre
M.c nj foRI ASs esd ch's Hammond Peters,
S,:ss: a. sgs5 Ei.Sss wv ST is$,
B,rs Aug 2o-cid Robin Hood St Thomas; Sept /, Cey'
ssp D ga $ ess
BS.IOs Sew % s1A Neptune s. pbss ssptsmhs sssI
Bsy sh New Ye
H ysHs SS1s Lyd; fS'sds
S@d Diamond, Phadeg.a; SaTas S' Richmond Mail n
% NSI S, SxSs s sI5 Nos!o; So5Si
ret Porter do Tiger Albany Connecticut, do; Corelis New
.pn Seq A E Ef s Sos S s
LBS % . P Sd Msa 81 Nell York
Deuce for NYork Willard Warren for DO Sid Lady Helen,
HaRTronp Sept 5-Arr Cabot, NYork CID ath Textor.
zs"s John E%
garet Matanzas; Iyanhoe, Newburyno CID Ruby, Boston,;
%s 'I$;Si n2fsi s'SiEs, W.
burg Henry Lemuel Foude, Marshall Volta, John
keepsie.
BALTIMORE. Sept 4-Ar Isabella, Liverpool; Stephen Lur
ton; Mehssp NYOIL Direct do CID Soyhis A%sterdam
Celeste, New York; Traffic do. Sid Ferdinand, Amsterdam
Pauline. Rio de Janeo; Sadana, do Fanny, (new Dema-
GroRcITows, DC. Sept a-Arr Boston, L smrses, and
Pilgrim. Boston
NopFoLK, Sept 3-A Rosetta, New Bedford. Sid Nonpa-
reil, do. Cid Robt Bruce, West Indies
CHARLESTON, Sept 3-Ar Perry, NYork; Tybee, do Odeon
Boston,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. =, Is4a.
Cleared.

Cleared.
sas FS;sss aas.'R t's3PS s%Gs dS%s
D ssnehS rSa
S.s:$ S'1 s.sT IS: s:s9
Robinson chase BOSTON, sds''
Arrived.
6s oH Ii, 5sS s A9S with %,
the whole passage and has not reefed tos since she
Bark Msrey Edward 40 days from Liverpool with SALT
Bds Charles Hammond Talbot day. from Maehias with
Brig Fjdes Small. days from Easpor with plaster SC.
sehr Renown, Lowell days from Boston, with mdse to s.
s: from WIN S %s Mc w
schr Lsontne Knapp, days from Richmond with -four to
Mary, Sin.n from. Folly Landing with corn, Sc 20
Sch! Melville Kent day, from Lubec with fish and plaster
schr Cones, Nichols, days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Compliance Sparrow from Boston, with mdse to the
schr Pequot Kelly. days from Boston, with md.e to the
sehr Mary, Chase, days from Macha with lumber to the
sehr Cygnet Kenney days from Machas with lumber to
schr Jasper days from Machia, with lumber &C. to the
schr Abraham Brown. Virginia.
schr Native. Fielder Virginia
sloOp Connecticut Webb from New Bedford, with Gill; to
Below.
One brig, unknown.
General Record.
LETTER BAos FOR LrvrRrooL.-The Roscoe will sail to-
day for Liverpool Her letter bags are Gpn in tn. Tx
change.
sHr CoSosEU-The first aud second of this vessel
sse Nc they es g that G Il. sEfs a
WhaIemen
Sailed from New Bedford 9TH inst Sally Anne for Indian
Arr Edyarown Cd inst. Rhine, South Atlantic with IT'S
Heard from of Shore Ground date Chas Morgan,
NIB mos ou, 700 sp; George FIJI 600; Japan, Nant7 mos,
spoken-July s lat 81 Ion 70 7e Helen Newport with 90
Aug a. lat DC s5 lon 81 a. Moro Castle. Bristol % days out,
spoken.
for New Bedford Aug q, lat a8 l6, lon 81 IS.
Louis from New Bedford for Bremen, Aug IS, of Isle of
Cboctaw l2s days from Smyrna for Boston, Aug a. lat a.
Cbaltar of Brunswick, ~ days from the Downs for New
ff B, ninth g Sm S scson ot Il hs Sept lat ~ S.
H9o1i xi Sosan London Aug
Charlotte from Bremen Trinidad, Aug 81 lat % 49, Ion
0deon, from Boston for Charleston Aug 49, lat 81 NJ Ion
inP e New York. incorrectly supposed the Kentucky
Foreign Ports.
H sr. Avg io-In port, Douglas for Bangor ready TO
Cronstadt, or 2 days '' '' "
RST5IE.D.M Aug sn port Mary Frances, for Norlean,
MsssIui., Aug is"sid Shamrock. Boston.
9TWP ss a Aug a aIInpO Flora Nos.n, ready
day; Arab.a Cambridge. for Boston do "0'o"' "'
GApz, Aug lin port Kentucky, TO load for Boston
LEeHoRN, Aug Gin port Quincy from Trieste arr 7,b IN
load for Boston. "'i rus W
TmI.TE Hqren port Effort, for Trapan, 10Th. Sid oath
July, Nile. Malaga. ~ ~''"
sr MIcBAELs Western Islands Aug Tin port Ma,epps
Smith, of aud for NYork, Is Is ''"
MAIAsrs, Aug 2,-Ip port TsI%s foI Boston,; Washing
freight; Sir James Kempt from Kingston ia. for Halifax Ms
loading. pm
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Died.,

On Monday afternoon 6th instant, SARAH ANN wife Of
Peter B. Warts aged SO years
On Monday, after lingering illness, Mr. DAVID NASH
aged rs years.
On Sunday, 4th inst, of consumption, HANNAH BURKE
aged ~ years.
At East Chester, Westchester county, the 5th inst
Mrs JANET REID Troy aged 81 years. relct of the late
John Reid of Albany.
At Mobile 9th ult after protracted illness, BENZ. T.
FRANKLIN, formerly ofths city.
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1874 1854

Is seen by this that the amount of breadsus at the
West this year begins to show increase over those
lS4l.
The demand for flour at Cincinnati on the 3Oth ut has
rather pressed upon the supply the farmers still
testing some disposition TO hold back their wheat expec.
taton OF higher prices The demand for has been both
for Eastern and Southern shipments the late rise in the
Ohio having favored the of this article the
Western route, as well the Southern There has
however been advance in the price of it, except
choice brands since last quotations. City brands
now give at So 49, and country at So 81. None of City
stocks Of wheat hand This is both with
the disposition OF the mers and farmers. The being
unwilling pay anything above the present rates and
the other holding back hoping for advance We quote
40 45c, as to quality.
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TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDION!

CIGNOR l.. MARTINI having succeeded in bringing tina
delightful instrument into extensive and favorable notice
The instrument two Elementary and Practical Trestises
beQs leave 10 inform the public generally, that he about
publishing copious extracts from he above works which will
shortly h. iS,red from the Press Of Messs Firth Hall
SIGNOR MAR TIM will be happy to give instruction ~
the art OF plsv,na the Accordion, his residence
street or al he residence Of Pupils And he tte II
that those Ladies and Gentlemen who may avail
ces, as his method simple, clear and progressive
au9 3msr
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HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.

232 Broadway, opposite City Hall.
Tremendous ATTRACTION! Increased Noceity!!
HE extensive alterations and decorations being now com
plets IT will positively open Monday September 5th.
inst appearance of Mr. WINCHELL, delneator Of Scotch
IRISH, Dutch French, Yankee and other Mrs
MMOssOP the celebrated Vocalist Mr.. DUNN from she
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 5th, and during the week.
the abov. talented and popular performers viii appear
RES OF performances the grand Pictorial Saloon attached
this which ha; been and embells
age of the fashionable public Mr. Wnchell will introduce
variety OF original dro quizzcal and aughabe
and limitations
The first hall will be furnished with ice confectionery
fruit and decacy the make afford under the
in.end,uce of Mr. Renaud full and efficient band Of
WILL always be in attendance. Fancy glass blowing by Mr.
Owens The tenants Of the forest aud mineral
dsrs and the vast number of portraits of American worthless
An Egyptian mummy perfect wrapped
ancient and fully 5000 cid Previous and az
ter the performances Eectrcity with oftbe
most powe rful machines in the world
20 Performance at o'clock-Ticket Is cts-Children half
price, lmsrc
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THE NEW YORk
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
P H 4 a ;, R /. !, N 4 a a C. c Y.

ESTABLISHED FOR THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY,
II particularly from the unfortunate victims Of
and vyoI under the udcous Of the College The
THE UNRiVAILTED TONIC MIXTURE.
Appetite asstude cutaneous euptions general debility
disposition consumption and all complaints arising from
disbursement of the NERVOUS system 1t be also used
tentative G eff; and each
For the Of rheumatic pan cvic bruises sprans spi
nal disease headache pains in the JOINTS and mme
diate and permanent relief guaranteed Sold bottles, IS
THE PARTISAN Alternative MIXTURE.
For the of all OF delicate disease for pans
TOMS produced by injudcious of mercury, or by
Sse x 81 cxHARrc PILL
ood exciting the whole aimentay canal healthy action
nd giving new yigor TO the vital powers This medicine is
ntrey supercedng the drastic purgatves Of tae nosrum
THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL.
For the of those complaints peculiar the female
and and the regular action Of the female
organs with full directions and cautions and sold in
ST. s fsn, Xs ri ieq Go s5f PILL
' H fH f TySSf s fTf Il rs si HFuRE
discharges from the urehra Sold in bottles so cents and
THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER.
For the Of nipples and superficial EXCAVATIONS OF
The above preparations also be had OF the following
Dr. F. NJ Guion, is7 Bowery.
Dr. King, 2s7 Hudson street.
Elias L. Theall, $40 Grand street.
VIM. Armstrong, 1884 Fulton street. Brooklyn;
Principal office Of the College for New York. at 81 Nassau
street.
au2s smr w. sRICHARDsON, Agent.
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DARK THEATRE-AUTHOR'S NIGHT.-Mr. J. M.
FIELD begs respectfully public that his
benefit will take place "wednesday evening September 7h
when will be performed for the third time, the comedy
Of Such a. 4 IS. Dr. Hesyybevy. whose scientific attain
deliver lecture Theatres in the Of which will be
exhibited Telescope Doama OF the Theatre Heavens
with various OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES double clusters col
ored stars &c.a taken from original drawings by eminent
obsery ith other entertainments.
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DEAFNESS.

INVISIBLE VOICE CONDUCTOR.
THESE instruments to be obtained at X. SIMPSONS,
House. or peculiarly simple construction, they
merely require be placed in the cavity of the to give
medi te relief 10 this dsagreeable malady.
Persons nonrcsiden OF New York city, the remittance
Of dollars have pair forwarded by post desired
'N.B-Asent for the sale of SIMPSONS EAR COR
NETS. 81 lmsrc
ERANKLIN COFFEE SALOON, So MAIDEN-LANE
j Brown respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie that Mr. Samuel Dayton will take charge Of the Oyste
Stsnd for the ensuing As Mr. Daytons attention viii
be directed solely the Oyster department the public may
The Shipping and families furnished with Fresh and Picked
Oysters Of the verT best quality, reasonable terms
3tssm
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$l0,N00

A GENTLEMAN in Virginia, who has good location for
"A this sale Of drv goods hardware goods clothing
boots Shoes be &C. wishes purchase assortment OF
the above articles suitable foi country the amount
Of Ten Thousand Dollars and he wishes for the DDS
in the he receives for sales to within notes Of the
PAYABLE in twelve months with interest from date e
The above deserved safe bearing interest
and due less than nine months Address boz No 26 Park
Post Office 73tissr
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Domestic Markets.

MACON, Gro, August 30.-Several loads of cotton
have been in all to a. bags 1t has
mostly sold for specie funds and brought from 81 81
cents per h. which may be considered about the market
price Considerable old cotton is also coming in which
sells readily at S to 81 cents Central Bank money
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Haight Mr. ROYAL w. BAKER to ELEANOR ELIZA, eldest
daughter of Col. H. p. Robertson, all of this city.
At New Britain, CT, 2Ith u, by the Rev. Charles A.
Goodrich, Professor Epwp D. SIMS, of the University OF
Alabama, to Miss ANNE ANDREWS, daughter of Prof. E
A. Andrews.