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wished 10 take board the could have done so for
at the time advised the schooner go Geosetown
water have lasted i R@ s n sad un ny
stank them to iy that they short Of thing The
have other did not find very severe ~s
we carried close reefed tosas and eeed through
", knew that Captain BseGe of the Eugena could rot be
= BnIo PrARr Harding at Phadepha from Boston, put into
ing by schr supposed an vessel had bboom
headsay and eutwater carried away Damage to scr
.s SansSf 6 al had the latest sac from this
ton last reported aud hspes entertained Of saving the
fine copper fastened brig OF 100 tons called the
S Sv aen1ssd TSq,hd% Ne the sh She
India trader be commanded by Capt Samuel r Donne
Foreign Ports.
ST yoHs, NIB. Oct IAN Napoleon, CaleG from Windsor
QyESFc Oct ls-GId Countess of DuyhaT Hogg London;
ndS snn Penssse K Web sssI
ROYAL w, Wism, Francis, do Emmanuel. Peason, Bristol
BAHIA Sept i-sld Alfred Tyler Knox, London
Home Ports.
. EAsrPoRr Oct BAR Susan Pettes, NYork l7ih, Edw
PEBBLE, Petens' AleIandria sth. Texan, Leighton New
LUnEe Oct Esd Baltimore ekmore Georgetown; 10th,
GSSs sa: F Fsafs ,gS. s Ma
S; Sis. Charleston
BARI Oct ie1Am La Eancases Hl Dsrs.ymsri,y. Mar
Hisiisa S et ss A Ns%
Smith o Ss0s seS G'S SSs..
GIoUcrsrER, Oct l7-sld Casilds Baltimore; 10th, Re-
brig belonging Portland deeply laden and sail of fishing
schrs.
SALEM, Oct 2l-Cld Marion. Costa, Maranham Sid 2oth
Helen Frazar, 81 Thomas.
Wilder, Brown, Malaga; Benz Bigelow, BAXTER NYo TIE.
legraphed, Sultan. from Constad Signal for briggs Cid
Rouble, Proctor, Calcutta; Mohawk Chase Para New World
SoSs s ss Ess w HiSasssa
Nc Pearl lof this port late Of Barnablel Dummer Mobile;
Cohaset Sears; Caroline. Sudey and Mail, Lorng, New
York.
NEw BEDFORD, Oct 2l-An Nimrod, (new) Dartmouth;
Ourvie, Nickerson, NYork; Sachem, Kirby. do.
EDoARrowN, Oct l9-An Henry, NYork for Falmouth and
reInains goth, with schrs bound r..
Nicholas Brown, Reed Mobile; Elba Purkis Havana George
Wheaton, Adams Philadelphia
ALBANY, Oct 2l-Cld Amy w Leeds and Arabella Phia-
dh, E%y c M E Wss, hd Illinois
Allen, do Constellation, Hazard Detro Sandusky Floyd
do; Perry Wkeson, Perrysbugh; Fulton Hart Toledo; SUI
pc nor, Monson Chicago Mlwavks Whemore. st Joseph;
man, dos Sandusky, Curtis do; Baldwin, Sweet do Constiu
tion Waite, do; Benton Perkins do Barker Shelby Chi
eaxo Ohio Robs5ts9n Chicago and milwaukee, Pearson.
Seymour Chicago. Cid Waterloo Chippewa; Bunker HILL
Chic Conste laon Detroit; Rosa st Joseph; Ward
Cleveand Michigan, do Trader, Sandusky Wabash,
Express, Dunkirk.
CLEvELANp, Oct ls-Ar Watson. Jones, Oswego; Crook
WEIGH do; Napoleon McCullen do; Minerva Spencer do
Navigator Snow Buffalo; Huron Davis do Tppecanoe Fell
Lows DO Alps Owen 90; Alas Thayer do; Citizep Davis
Rus. Detroit; Corwn Stink PIT Stanley Cid Webster Tur.
Buffalo; Helen Chase, do; Atlas Thayer do Cleopatra
Cornwall Ogdens1ursh Robinson, Esdic, Humber
Green Harrford Pamela Cole. NYorK Hope Susan Wins
low, Nantucket; Velocity, Stevens, Pictou.
yCHARLEsroN, Oct 2O-Arr New Yolk, (s) Wright, New
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ofdebasng their own currency is trick of blacker
N the view of foreigner than any hitherto adopted
much worse even than reputation How then
expect Improvement ia American ures in foreign
markets whilst these internal trckeres permitted to
pass nnm1sket and unresented by single individual OF
the money and mercantile community of the Empire
city.n
Please TO lei eeiers creep anu bling out fall
Yours, PLAIN DEALER.
Tuesday morning, OCT 18Th.
If Correspondent will refer sgaiu article,
which be qrots he viii perceive that the second para
graph 10 which he refers, descriptive only OF q
feeling Coating in Wall street and no. own view
We DO hope" - The time when loans will be re-
newel American securities and IL we did we shone
not look for IT, until hal actually Deen
taken pay debts passed due. The tine has gone Ivy ior
tall, hopes ear- influence the market; actual
and 5'na fde pay meut must be made before IL WI" nave
any eff CT la relation TO the banks OF Alabama Their
dsgracefu conduct and that of the managers is no Sc
here Europe can their moun'eoank Tricks
add ANYTHING 20 the lcal of dishonor, which the paper
system in general has heaped upon this country The
directors OF those banks VIGOROUSLY specializing
in It's paper for their emolumer with the specie of
the bank. The following aneclote will illustrate the
manner OF doing business at the bank =
Agentleman called at the bank understanding was
disposng of New Orleans and other bills carry
on the sy stem which it had adopted for reducing its
cuaon and while conversing with the proper officer Of
l
money! of the directors made his appearance behind
the counter and enqured what the gentlemen woud gpe
for specie he he directory having which he would
dispose of for Alabama bank notes, and spent time
in driving bargain with the gentleman endeavoring
get the highest premium possible for his specie The cir
culaton of the Decatur Bank alone has been reduced
$4,000 by these means.
Can anything be gratifying to the friends of
honest dealing, than such operation The Alabama
money here yesterday Ia u.s. and the probability is
that the discount will increase because the gentlemen
connected with the bank cannot afford buy at low
rate. When Sc a37, there some fun" in the
operation. You cannot expect them to give away their
specie for bills at par long the people willing to
give twenty per cent for it.
In the Legislature of Tennessee, bill is under discus
to raise the legal rate OF interest per cent
order to relieve the people" Ii the people relieved
by raising the rate three per cent how much would
they be relieved by abolishng the usuy law altogether
The following is statement of the leading features of
the Bank Of Tennessee and branches the LIST instant
as compared with LIST of July, 1912 -
BANK or TENNESSEE BRANCHES, OCTOBER, 1912, AND
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The commercial affairs Of the United States taken as
great whole rapidly getting into a right train
The precious metals which have for long time been
concentrating at the points of Indebtedness now be-
coming active in to the calls Of business. The
activity of the precious metals which must now form
the currency of the country, will inevitably be followed
by increased animation in all the channels Of business
1t was in this vew that in July last hailed the first
shipment of specie to New Orleans, favorable
In article of July 2sth, remarked follows
The packet for Liverpool via Boston, leaves morrow
She will be the first for that the
doubted indication tina the commercial affairs of these
United States, after continued downward tendency in
everything have not only reached bottom but have al
ready taken an important stride towards improvement
New Orleans the point of importance and there
specie basis has been last reached All the
ducts OF the West valued there in a specie
rency The prices of all commodities valued in hard
dollars necessarily demand for specie there has sprung
up and the exports from this city to that point now
large and regular, with every prospect OF reaching
$4,000 900 before it is checked This drawn
from the banks for real equivalent and exchanged Tor
produce there at such low price will command the
markets OF the world thus increasing the supply of
foreign bills, and OF the influx of specie from
abroad to supply in this city tho drafts OF specie made
the purchase OF produce in the interior. This the ope
iaion ny @hch the country IL becoming supplied with
specie basis
This flow of specie iron, York to New Orleans the
IL emen (which We described months since has
been constantly augmented, until stated Friday
the he way is % large that the Insurance
Company decline further risks for the present. Over
Si0tc0c0 OF the 81 900 OO0 estimated by that time,
has gope iorw ara and yet the rate Of bills continues
fall good b;,ls New Orleans sold Saturday at
per premium and at New Orleans the 18TH the
state othc exchanges were as follows compared with
those OF Jul! % =
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land the late tariff and other causes, will produce
rent specie to this country that will put the whole
chnery of its commerce in full operation But this dan
ger will not result viz whether the Bank Of England
likes or not whether she makes or breaks" under the
operation cannot affect this country The banking
and credit sy which the instruments by which
she this country and its trade bondages are broken
be az ,in riveted upon Hereafter England
hason to sell cheap and get the cash. or an equvulen,
on delivery. The nercourses we have of that ma
ture the better.
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Philadelphia Auction.

BY AGGT TDNs 8 s4HhAHa r
North east Chestnut and Fourth Streets up stairs
ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT
FOR Managers of Theatres Fancy Bail Cosume Amateur
TTEsDAY MoRN IN oc e. % O'clock
BY catalogue without reserve the whole splendid and
well selected stage wardrobe late the of Mr. Wemys
city, consisting Of upwards of lots These dresses ave
been made and by the keepers
United States, land of the durable maerias viz A
Allen so long and fayorby known the of Mr. r.
Forrest, Mr. Taylor Mrs Vache Mrs Lewis Mr. Keyser MI
Warren, Mrs Harvey and others the limits
ment will not admit Of full description therefore only
Of dresses for Richeeu Romance Zanhe Theba the Vision
of the Sum- the Jewess, &c.
Also few old relics such the complete dress with the
sword worn by the late Mr. Warren Sir John Fasa an
hole cloak of silk velvet plush worn by George Frederick
Cooke. &c.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery week prior to
sale.
Any person wishing purchase any the dresses at private
SALE can do so any time previous TO the nth inst oS 6sr
UCTION NOTICE.-This day and to be continued eve
"A ry day this week l0h o'clock Carpeng Cabinet Fur
nitare, Earthen Ware, Wines SC.
Carter Co. will this day the sale of 1900 yd
grain and threeply and Venetian Capeng tued Rugs
OIL Cloths of all widths and second hand Sofas
nyChsrs Bureaus marble top Centre Tables and Office Desks,
Tea and Coffee Sets segas and Wines and Liquors Of all
kinds and throughout the week daily until the
whole sold off. The sale will be positive and thout
serve. to commence at l01a o'clock. o2t 2t
3T& house and garden Plants will be sold at Auction, Tue
49, day Oct 18th, o'clock p NJ. by j. Hegeman at w
kusels Garden IN Sche merhon, Smith street Brook
lyn hreefourths. of mile from Ferries. The Roses
the finest plants ever offered for sale and all Dahas
Guiding Gace Darling Maid Of Batn Scarlet La Grand
Ia, Charles KILL &e, all in bloom, the Of which
ssn be iSkep up he day after the sale or le until the 7h q
take place the IL fair day o2i tier
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Died.

Died.
On suunay morning, after short and severe illness
EMILY LOUISA only daughter of David +. and Susan V.
Williams, ,ged year, 8 months and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon half past
ocloc k from the residence of her father No. &c Oliver
street, without further invitation
On Sunday morning, Oct, 23d, OF consumption Miss
BETsEY SMITH, formerly of Poughkeepse aged years
The friends and acquanances of the family invited
to attend her funeral this day. at o'clock from her late
residence, No. 100 Me idagh street. Brooklyn
On the 23d inst ANNA s.. wife Of Mark Cornell and
daughter Of John Sinclair Esq., in the 32d year Of
age.
At Jersey city, on Saturday, JOHN FRASER.
Funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'clock, from his
late residence, Railroad Avenue, Jersey city.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
anNS g. passed w hp
steering east having letters u s: her topmast
900 Bos Co., Sept a. with
Ship Fla'us Jones' IS days from Rotterdam. with mdse
Bremen barque Heinrich, Kencke, days from Bremen
Barque CIaremon! Robinson days frem Laguna with log
M 81 .poe i Ss ke .nho e A%s SsS G
Ssa 10Th inst lat Is Ion 70 90 spoke British brig Chefta
Brig 00s Merriam a from MiSss, and IS asy. from Glib
Em Wdr and b,ar NJ, @ R SAILED IN CO. shE
Ge9es Banks spoke ship Platna Of and for Bath days m
Brig Edward Bulkey days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Homer Watts, days from savannah with cotton and
day.. :A yS"%' sSS c'ss1 S1a L,
spoke BRUSH ' 'ss
close by the deckcempetey stripped ptne larboard
bower anchor aud chains.
One ship, two briggs.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
w., La GUayRA, Sept 80, 1912.
, ns !" few GAYS; osscSsr SYosS from MsHn:y
and e Sa & aydoSb Z h
n .oT B. S%,f from b. Boston. na hourly
orrIcS OF TIE RHopr isLAsDER,}
BIT. big Annswsn has not sailed for Wilmington as nco
Caspian: ss;1 *. IS ne% Sadns s
Cid 2lst, Warsaw, Burdiek, Havana
General Record.
Jacket SNIP Iowa. Pel for Havre will sail ,b. manning -
Her letter bags G,lpin's in the Exchange
BARQuE EuoESIA ScHR MARA-Capt R;.eoa 81 Il,
Eugena r~cle from Vera Cruz wishes TO correct " .ne
M has going The the New Yorf report
che b.n1ne Dn B.coe master which spoke the schr NJ
IA, Csp Wilbur Monday 10th October 90 ts lon n
&C. Capt Wbdr stated that he requested take on ba.
part o Use Of the Vugina He requested TO take ON
the Of the Virginia; but he does state i'm b re-
p, thu informed him Of my being distress the time
h tncoonered hurricane the night of the
9Th during which lost boats of nv water ana
provisions and suffered much other damage had board
orr-ihree persons Had spared pst of my small took
should have been compelled to put into Charleston. Had
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Passengers Arrived.

LTEEPoo5,Packet ship Yirsnian.RsvB Bishop soule of
phia; @ Woodhopse, Engand.1o in the steerage.
LVERPooL-Ship ChesterMlss Fitzpatrick, Miss Kelly
Miss Leonard Rev Maher, Taylor James Byne-s5 in
the steerage.
RorTERDAM-Shp Flavus-H Sheer, Z Kitner and 81 in
steerage
BREMEN-BaTque Heinnch-Mr Anhauser and lOi in the
MALAGA-Bng Oriole-William A Downing, and in the
steerage " -
SsyAsNAH-Brig Homer-John Meder, Thos Burgess Miss
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains of vessels arvini
here, will Commodore W. A. Bassett of hNt
of the shipping left at the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their passage list of
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basett vii
board them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocal
the favor way.
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
fSfores Nos. % .4an and IFS Fulton sfrsef.l

sSfores Nos 22 .4nn and us Fulton sfTssfb
MONDAY.
Extra Sale Of Dry Goods clothing, London cloths eass
books eailey and other goods The coih
Also variety of furniture, ehsa glass and plated and
Also valuable second hand gold and silver watches, by
order OF an assignee Of bankrupt
did made in london and s ohsr soods
d'mohH' Madeira wine TS Si;sS, ,SD champagne &c
and Ss s,d ,s sSi TG be- sold hou,
serve by order of assignee extensive stock Of the above
description together with fine variety of valuable fancy
Particulars in time.
IA WEDNESDAY,
p; A. lo's o'clock ia the sales room.
Extensive Sale OF segrPf FSsg1s Of all descriptions
Sale Of Denda 70 P,SS e2 Fa,;i. N the s sales P
FRIDAY
Al lo's o'clock in the sales room.
Lamps. GiroudOles Chandeliers; Asas bronzed and plated
large and valuable assortment the above ieseTp
ton Of articles, which have been sometime here subject
oS. have s been sesvsd from England close sale, posi-
BY RIELL ARCULARIUS,
TUESDAY,
;o,o,. AZ o O'clock IN the sale g. ro9 9n,i;.
and
Also D0ll'nseI and 'S %ED ssH@fS,isps'
At io1S o'clock, at the auction
Elegant ''H''a's FRIDAY ffb1s &c October %.
lo o'clock in 18th noIh 'de) between 9th and It'll
,,5 sssr E"S of ccpens
Ss9Sss ePsh Piano Forte made
sortment of Kitchen Furniture with whchthe sale will
mence.
Elegant Furniture rI MSS s.;
AT = before O'clock, in the evening.
Se s @ WIN
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Corn Trade.

Flour and grain down still lower in this market
There no demand of consequence We hear that sup
pies are comparatively large. Wequote Michigan -four
at ~, lsaSt,2a Canal s4,?5 Ohio SllsaSl3 barrel
Wheat sells at slt cents bushe Southern Corn 49a5o
Rye 60a6l and Oats at 24a27.
we continue to give the amount OF -four aud wheat
rtvi a
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ADJUSTMENTS

-. NIBLO's Garden.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
IMMENSE ATTRACTION
The Wonderful RaveI FamIlv
In A NEW PANTOMIME. received nightly with great.
nfsuse, aud the gorgeous spectacle comic Pantomm, n
THE NIGHT OWL,
MONDAY EVNG Oct q, the performance will CONNIE nc AZ
hall past O'clock, with
AN OVERTURE
After which
ELLEN; Trials Of True Love-
Admiral, Mons Dauvergne Master OF Asylum, Ravel
Officers, Winter X A Ravel Keeper, Nous Fe nm
Ocquni Gabriel Ravel Madame Mime Jerome
Captain, Wells Ellen Mile DoutTe
Mate, Leon Javeli Julia, Miss els
Indian Chief, Mr. Price
To be followed by
PER EFT POISON
Characters by the Lapland Dwarfs.
Succeeded
AN OVERTURE.
To conclude with (lst 1.-THE inc
- MAUZULME. OR, THE NIGHT OWL.
Aauxulm, the Night Owl, Mr. Wells
Sheyalier Banana, Jerome Havsl
fmiiei fsshnei Ravs
nac'on, Antoine Navel
Bahamam, veos il.n ,.r,n
Mariana a poor Peasant, Nine Jerome Navel
Julie, hkr daughter Mile Doutreville
-, Zulma, Cucassan Slave. Miss Wells
The Garden at half past sI-Penorma commence
hrlI yast
cEefx renfs
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Domestic lamentations.

SAvANyAH-Brg Homer-2 pkgs Williams Matthew's
bales w II Bansom SOM Hills Lester-i2J Wood
Ts5 sks nee CollinsLs' bales Wood Mer,t7i5 Pilot
ton, Fox Lsingston-32 bales Colt < co.
CHARLEyToN-Bng Ecward5O casks rice 400 bales
Durham x Dimon-lO bxs TO order.
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To Correspondents,

Our correspondents foreign ports
send by vessel all the marine they can
obtain. Nautical information Of any kind from any sne
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received.
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G. Y M N A STU M,
pa RRIN(, SCHOOL AZ pIGTOT Gall


GYMNA SIUM,
SPARRING SCHOOL IL PISTOL GALLERY
MEssRs. HUDSON OTTIGNON respectfully inform
che corner Of Broadway and street Tor spsrns
rso an have for @
inc 10y mnasuI which Will now be found IN every respect
STARRING taught s. 9s approved pns!s Gentle.
quality Ts%s moderate Gentlemen are invited
RATTLE, RATTLE, RATTLE.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOAKS
REELEp @ S hi first Of
eS SeI o he4 nss S silks sRs s sS%ps
positively take place the above named Tickets
$ gentlemen s
~s y sa5e az: s:1ss
Bo.aw s.sf whs a.. % S S Murray
TIVOLI SALOON
Private md Pa6iif Dim Parties, Political
himself and reputation independent Of
enable him to Compete with any other ea, and hall
g most happy to make Gin accordance with the
them that will be spared to give
VIM p DENMAN, Proprietor
Tuesday evenings OF each week set apart OF Invita-
SELF Protectors.
TO TRAVELLERS AND Observation-Disclosures
r tines Few seconds The PISTOL cocks The barrel re-
bSw
like repeating pistols The construction simple
without .momens shots be fred fast IS
crook his finger They 'aer than ordina
is'sii : GGr,ssseps s..,.,n: planter; pubic on
both male and female can with this pistol p,o'sc. Their live,
The public invited call and sane. en-.
certainly tsem over ar o.ss,.
is linus, sI so..N i. II: "a srs s;s. .:
RICH roSF + I El & 4 3 SILVER A-'1"
SECOND HAND and splendid jp.,.%sn,, Sn be
OF lmsm s. thompson street.
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL No. Wall street. The
2s1 '
$S ere .'%
e ;s$S:
RAG CARPET RAG CARPET ., As N .icefy mil.s
Is ssP s, ssy ...i ssi.::
Also tub, pals oqS all s;,r sGs ss q furnishing
wo oIs l Te!y cow sent j. JoNEs.-
=, HAVANA SEGA
n,c.RlA 4 MANzANEDo, No 20 Liberty street, ne.
400 900 LaNorma segars, very old and suTener
80 900 Diana do do do
E:ss... q Norma g D, A. and r: !! brand.
10000 Canonss Trabucos, and Bsyopetas, various do
The whole entitled TO debenuTe and lots 10 suit rrcha
20 ...s
TOHN NJ, DAVIES 4 JONES inform their friends and
that they received their
Caps-a variety STYLES for youth and children The
Crsc Turban much worn, manufactured by
them Also style travelling cap, very convenient for
gentlemen travelling. -. py,, a, CTR
o22 Imtm 100 WILLIAM 81.
pOKTL GUESE FEMALE PILLS.
'HEsE nrame and celebrated Pills, from Portugal,
we percevs obtsined in this country See adye5pss
mont M last column nsw
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= r f S f N is.
II IF Any YOU NG, IL L ELLIS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
In the various Fancy Manufactures of England Franco
Germany, China, &c
LAVE received by late variety beautiful
ii which rende their elegant and eI-
ensve than before In will be found superior assot
ment Of
Plan and fancy Stationery Fancy Porcelain Glnss
Cutlery Berlin Iron and Bronze 0ooda
Perfumery Fans of all kinds
Brushes and Combs Papier Mache x Velvet Good
Indian Cunosties Umbre Has, Parasols 4 Sh.des
Walking Canes Suspenders Games, Opera Glasses French
yewelry Riding Whips, Accordons, Music Boxes, Manei
Ornaments. Oil Paintings Bovins" Gloves and immune
rable variety of
Elegant articles Of Taste and Utility,
itabe for presents all of which take In show
Ing and will sell such moder prices be satsacto
~ 20 all purchasers.
No. $50 broadway,
OLE lmissec Directly onnosite the Citv Hall
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]
sS f9s the thanks of the owner "s By lsav
RhhSGE Go33HIES4EETWMASP A E15
ning 5gn, at half past O'Clock, of Dey and
so1s NJ Ts Ms sg M! oas t ssas
f,sa ss:
vert SGas soa %e
81 IL BE
y ]. Ihs Agricultural ia & and other causes,
'aeeo F Managers ei's %SsDsr AR ''s days.
Harms at Il and and IL evening oeosn
number of p9pua! airs will be played, Intended . be with
| address of about IS minutes.
The proceeds of hi. vii Library of the
American Institute iii; full Of practical book,
T F f
r.
tae will "sde sublime display Of Fireworks ''''
BEEN to should 20 81. day.
nsss be II BAD nS Il o%
Pr 81 early Thursday and
who favored the vicinity of sullivan snd BIeoms
well The respectable gentleman who played echo in
viii a sesys :% s Ei
due
f min
o2t lt.f MUSIC.
WEILLINNdr9N 4; CARTER, Wine and Ggpn..ion
has on hand and daily choice e .ees and
them az moderate Prices, for cash city He
hhds and smaller package. Of Lomene Madeira Wine
g es.E. PoIt. puis Juice the best IN the market.
casks Henessey Seignette and Otard Brandy from Lon
do 10 a Ioeki Holland Gin mar, Swan brand
Refined Loaf Lump and Crushed Sugars, from the best
o sh ,ad
A Carter general agent for the ancient house of
Mxk B Ts s g gSTfEE aFErffrR
e E bags Sss: sssi bourbon $;s't Gloves.
Also n an Of Tosa As Marine and
e,oH, stones Tor lswe aII. o., mT
Ssi friends nd he
public that they have Just opened the sega Diyan o3
large .ss,i; city, Ali .ssa sold
yAMEsR. DEL XECCIo
ALTa5oo sack, 1,bio1,s s,l1 now an5S. from shin Ro
| ~ seius, for sale by co,,Drs
~ healthy sweed Oh the ni best
for sale !. odsals either wholesale retail to
' oai ST. WIN may j. ALhxYoLA los BoWery
,,,, -, anu 10 I.Ts1Wsz
wantss By steady active Young man % years Of age
gm weight cvl and obiging habits VINO mas lately arrived
on rns'ahu dsIton ds riue ~ o,e VIII ailu
TsSd BY re ..s %3s
fhadepha rot Omce 10 pr called orl VIII meet win I'M
No e rys to any part IF the
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E>lhST WARD, ATTENTlON.- The North River Check
shirt Party will the vandsh No 10 West street
on Monday Eyenng next at O'clock on business of mPo
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STATE SCRIP wanted large advance former
~ Indiana, Ken lucky, Michigan, and Illinois.
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Alabama and Florida funds bought at the best rates.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-Any person who acquain-
ted with the residence OF Mr. Thomas Vance Mrs. Eliza
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