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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

Acting Trustee, shall convey only such title vested
in me- but it is believed ed to BE "spI'1 su,vr;r r,
Dee. 10 63-t-
A MELIA COURTHOUSE FOR sALF.-Par.nant o the pro
and visions e ses s s aa a%. s e.. %
Thomas Pde deceased dated 81 day Of October, e-
subscriber acting Trustee viii sell f cash. bs public
highest bidder Thursday the a, dly Of January sl
Amelia Cout day. the Tract OF Land which The Cu
house and other county buildings !na'ed containing ai"
nient so-y dwelling hon in good repair; large ani
newly erected house with all The convenience re1Eis
for such an tore hour w Two r"@n M
houses carriage house and every Kind Of ou hons. ha, 1an IT,
one of Ike best gardens in this section OF the county, Vii"
substantial brick enclosure
This property should attention Of capitalists, 10
purchaser need not fear competition" either mere ant or %
keeperhc land extending considerable distance IN every IL
the aud there being uhrr buildings
Also, VIII lee sold nj ,hc nri9 ms, severn Secr"s.
stock Of Hogs Horses Cow: "ad sheep Plantation tns u
every kini, aad valuable onse"ii and Kitchen f1Tni"'r
dfsi Which he peil@sr " 70 ls perfect " LEG
Dec. 10 C3-wtds
THE SCHOOL tr WEST VIEW The D!encr Or. Geo.
Mason in ;nss:y c",ny. which ls snccessf
operation for .ar- uuder the dec,icm II Nh. Ma, :.
Jones ana Miss Randolph will be- roned the :tst Monday
in FEBRUARY next In consequence nj Tie pressure ~" ne times
there viii b" reduction IN ''' TERMS 'r Eoid and Music g"
beard for the rHSIln. vra', Sh
Music tuition; ~
fcuch " 10
Persons wishing enquire the School "l please ir,
levers 10 stony Mount Bfunswitk county
Dtc. 10 CIV"
~ The S"rllk Herald will cory the above times, wtfks.
tu this office fer collection.
NYoTICE-4 Petition viii presented present G-u
raj Assembly praying the enactment II Ia" releasing H.
she undersigned The right Of llr Commonwealth So mn OF T."
No sol II in i.r ciiy ri EhmuH ~ Cahh!s aai
tin or Mary Martin, h wife, died seized acd possessed oi
MARY ROPER.
Der 10 .:)-2agiw
&. ALE or VALUABLE SEGROES.-By yitne al Deed .:
- the suh ber hy Richard w. Gf.az~a on
the la o. si2, and of record III the Clerks Once a.
rounty shall proceed To e NJ auction. for caS
Thursday a2nd o This month. nec-inev, Ai' liza Cont
house being couri day, IN ~ Negroes Consisting of
women and girls Title believed 10 be god but s.sl
convey si:cl j. is vested IN us iy sad decd.
JOHN L. WILEY.
joins s. liiLl.sMAN, Trustee.
\. Il. WALTHALL, }
Dec 10 f?-w,d.
AW AorICE.-1hr -a-cI3ers have formed par,nershpD
- practise Lass. They will Attend all the Courts held Ia mo
cit aud u connie. of f;oGchaId and Louisa
Office door to joseph Mayo, Eq
PEAcHy Il GRATTAS.
HENRY COULTER CABELL
Rirhmuni VA Dec. ~. is.l Es-dSw.i
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Died ir :lnih uhno, HirDEyp AVS, wife Of William I
Watson. in the .'th ear Of her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

THE SCHOOL. WEST VIEW The !encr 81 Or. Gru.
Mason, EiGaick tonniv. which has been IN successful
under the direction Mr.. May !.
anI Miss Rard0tpi will br reo?rEed fst Monday
February In nf the pressure q" HE times.
there vii hc n reduction IN S ir Eol,d and Music q"
! t dollars each
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HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
t3-ytw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26
MONEY MARKET.



The transactions of the Stock Board were limited but
prices did not materially vary Delaware and Hudson
fell Harlem Paterson improved per cent stonng
ton I.
We have development hand, the expose of the
American Land Company approved by Mr. Bard and j. D.
Beers in which some Of the Trust Company's customers
figure largely.
ridiculous story is going the rounds of the Wall
papers to the effect that Mr. Law has sued Mr. Palmer of
the Merchants Bank The basis the silly story is the
feet that Mr. Watt bought certain shares Harlem
on time, which stock deposited with Mr.. Palmer.
The contract was not fulfilled and Mr.. Law sued Mr.
Watt whsreupon MIR. Palmer delivered over the stock to
the Court OF Chaneery to abide the result Of the suit
The affairs OF the American Life and Trust Company af
ford great deal OF instruction, throwing much light
upon the origin and nature OF internal improvements
well as the utter rottenness which has oveaken those
companies, managed by who have always affected a
most ridiculous species Of Interchangeable have led the
fongot up complimentary benefits, patronsed actors.
courtsd foreigners pated beggary counts the back
couragingy, and onsed London Newspaper reporters.
capitalists into corporate Companies whose managers
mediately loan it out among their clique and rea.
ves The capital thus collected is Of credit by
which is borrowed and squandered. This the
with the bubble under examination. The following
is statement of its liabilities and assets to be gathered
from its assignment =
SUMMARY OF AssErs AND LIABILITIES THE AMrRIcAs
IEE
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Fanny Kemble Against the Yankees.
Srz- min NEW WORIn EOR 9 A TIIpnAV AL

uN 81 will contain vast variety Of the new est and
hoicest, Literature. See contents
=" Old and True Chronicles of England and Scotland
interesting original Historical Sketch of the invasion
England by the Scots in time Of Robert the Bruce and
story of Sir Thomas de Rokesby by the author of
Cranmer and his Times" Luther and his Times" sc.
IN interesting original article upon the Writings of The
las B. MeCauley Letters from ]. F. Grund, Esq., and d.
acLeod Esq. Jack Hinton !" the entire August part
this popular Story by the author of Charles OMaey
original Poetry-three pieces Winters Journey to
Georgia, u s. by yannyiKemble Butler Twenty three
nutes Past Two, laughable tale by John Poole Esq,
unded on fact The Albion newspaper and the Messrs
|arper Extracts from New Works; copous Extracts
|om our ForeignFes; Scrap Book Articles, great
|ety; Foreign and domestic News; Editorial Criticism;
blitical News, Sc.
All oret cents only, fourth theprcdof the Book
|ore edition of Our Mess
90 Office, 30 Ann street. Also for sale, "Morey En-
|ein," James's best novel, 1877 cents "Godolphinn by
ulwer l2t cents. "Abel Parsons" l23 cents life and
lines Of Louis Philippe" 25 cents The United Irish.
|en," % cents. "Lottery of Life" laA cents.
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was Reduced from an Attack Of my Lungs
to Deaths Door.

would consider it an absence of gratitude to you and
|uy to the public, to withhold the testimony ena-
led 10 furnish under the providence of Cod Of the almost
hpernatural efficacy Of your invaluable Compond Hoar-
|ound Candy. Reduced from attack OF my lungs to
eahs door and hourly becoming debilitaed by
|xpectoration, had resigned to fate which
Fdered IRON my suffering, inevitably and rapidly ap-
|roaehng Upon hearing Of your advertised remedy,
nt for quantity Of the essence of Hoarhound and be-
pre- hall the stock was used, was somewhat relieved
md when had used two large packages the expectora-
ceased the lungs were healed my appetite mprov ed
Ind my general health was restored You liberty
make any Puohc use this you please and you
am in duty bound to recommend your medicine TO all
pho may be 20 unfortunate as have been but from
hch am thankful TO say, am fully and eectualy
recovered by the aid ofyour medicine
MRS. ROMAN, So First street
To Messrs' PAEsE Sow, As Division street.
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Foreign ImportatIons.

RIO DE JANEIKo=3ark Sagamore75o bags coffee " Gard
ner-800 Mason Thompson-70l Phipps co-6O0 Wilson
x B Bro . Sopkn ssn.s2so specie ROssere-
LIvERPooLship ST Lawrence-l0s4 bars RR iron Brooks
-le9t bars AIS bds iron w Shieds-2 cks Newbod-2
bales Sat~r-4CJ Scott-28 cts hhds f. Wlles-t cs
bales Gouon Hodges Coz do Cameron Brands boxes
SKIS salt 10 MASTER
RoTLERpAM-Bark Walsce-2a pps gin Stevens son-as
J > X T. Boker-2 A Renaut-l box w Kobbe-l NJ 8
sIets7t bys Oppenheim-s2 mill stones Van Post Gel
nchs-l bx D Welt-28 pipes gin 10 order.
GENOA Brig Susan bales corks III Eschanger-l3 bags
almonds Thompson Adams-i0 bxs Francia3 Dbl
wine TO master-l4 citron to order.
molasses Aymar co97 hhds do Mason Thompsou-
100 do ugar "a bbls do &c hides Bailey.
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santls,s Sarsauar,II..
Sands's SarsaparlIIa.
QUr ITS OWN WORKS PROCLAIM IT-Let the
flowing speak for itself s>s

I'D OWN WOhhS fkOCLAlM IT-Let the
lowing speak for itself: s-5
"New York, August Is, 1912.
Messrs. SAsps-Gentlemen Owing to you Ia debt
hlch money cannot pay, am induced to make public
acknowledgement of the benefit have derived from your
% mel invaluable preparation of Sarsaparilla was
Prey afflicted with terrible scrofulous disease hered
Sry in our family, which commenced my neck, and
ntinung to spread, soon reached my ears running
Ny head and extended all my face neck nrms and
Swer extremtes. l became disgusting object to look
pom At times my distress was 90 great that was un-
to sleep lie down. and the disease extending into
~ seriously affected my hearing My face one
Pntinuous sore, from which discharge of matter and
ater Rept constantly DOSING out. People avoided me
opposing had the small pox some other infectious
sease, and was consequently obliged to relinqush my
sness Notwithstanding had the best medical advice
I'd tried different plans of treatment the disease contn-
to grow worse until gave up in despair Fortunate
for me- CHANGED to fall in with lady on board rail-
ad ear while travelling for my health who informed me
at her son was at one tme in as bad condition as
pred Immediately procured the article and commenc.
using it, and now after having used less than six bot
YES, am well and able to attend to my business. send
u this statement act of justice only hoping may
duce the afflicted to make of the right medicine and
ereby save themselves much suffering and EXPENSE
hose wishing to learn further particulars concerning
case will find me at No. 2C7 Greenwich street. where
will afford me great pleasure to communicate any thing
J relation to the above.
am, with gratitude, yours, &c.
AMOS DENMAN.
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail and for expor-
pm, by Sands and Co. 273 Broadway sorner of Cham
fsrsstreet Sold also ny and Sands 70 Fulton, cor
pr Gold, and7 INST Broadway corner Market Prco 81
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Foreign Markets.

PoRro CAnELLo, August !, 1891 can give you but
little news at this time of any consequence The barque
Anita left this for Boston, the oath utimo direct the
schr Ostrich also sailed from this for Bonarc the 2sth
ult TO load with salt and then proceed to Boston; the
william Allen left no American vessels in this Port Pro-
duce as follows (rules at present Coffee &c; Indigo
~ none In market, nominal price 81 per lb; Hides 81
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for his own advantage.
Second Board


Ihere are no new features in the market today. At
auctish the following sales took place -
Honduras Matosany-47,O 900 feet Honduras Mahogany,
per brig Monaco, 81 a Ale.
Msnsanina Mahogany-so logs Mansanilla Mahogany,
.as6es-sales 100 bbls ofPots at As soA.
Couon-The sales between 500 and eo0 hale. WITH
ost change ~ '
Flour and Gran-The receipts are light which the de-
mand about equals Genesee So 1914 and Ohio and Mich
gan Al S. SIS oct. sale of 500 bbls Brandy wine our
was made at So 25. Nothing doing in Georgetown
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WANTED-An industrious man, of active business habit,
w furnish cash credit TO the $780,
take JOINT inere In the publication of xceenr and very
popular newspaper wi has already circulation, and
preftbe and promising For particulars I'd
X. NJ through the Post Office, naming place at
which n interview may be had au2G lie
VVANTED-A situation FIR young woman Of respectable
w ty Just arrived from England. Should wish engage
herself chambeaid in respectable
~ Wages great conside ration comfortable home
Letters addressed post paid H. f., of Mr. Hawave
Pearl Beekman, will prompt attention.
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ny- THE REAL MERMAID-rNCRE

|ITEMENT-The excitement produced by the arrival
this city Of the wonderful Mermaid taken the Fe-
lie Islands, is on the increase. Thousands throng the
american Museum daily, look roll their eyes with
hment and are satisfied For the accommodation of day
sitors there will, every afternoon hereafter be rich
display of performances in the Lecture Room common
ling at four o'clock. Let neglect this opportunity
pr enjoying an unusual rare treat for % cents.
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The Artist.

W-ALADY'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.-This new
hd splendid work ready at Tuttles News Agency
To- Ann street. for sale wholesale and retail Such Is
demand for this popular work that Ladies are desired
send early Price single copy, two shillings.
Also SALE the Life of Colt" an interesting work.
The Yankee Nation,' and the American Mechanic, y
rahams Magazine. and y'sBook, "0Pys Speech
J." "The Better Times" philadelphia Saturday Cou-
Ter" and Omitted States. . the Temperance Star"
Also the philadelphia Ledger" esprit Of the Times
BID "Chronicle" all daily published the same days in
persons leaving their be served
kgularly. Tuttles News Agency, No. 4 Ann Street,
lew York.
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Herald RuIlefln of Nexvs-

The Herald Bulletin Of News is kept at the northwest
oner of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
1ornng nails at eight o'clock, A. M.-and also of the
venhg mails, at four o'clock p NJ the latest intelligence
rom all parts Of the world may be found the Herald
bulletin Board at this corner. Let every wayarer stop
nd read Advertisements Of all kinds taken at the Office
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Ship Audacia, (swedish) VALLEY. Amsterdam w w.s..
stepiens Hall Bslmnas Tucker tcsM n;n 'qG Ton
Cooley Co; sami Appleton, Nickerson Boston,
eli. 9, Arrived.
Hf ~ Pei
Sst s.ss%o!s from Rio de s.y with
'iis ,o% S b,i%oi; bound D Dss o' '"'' l'sn
for Ba,imors in days the only American port Passed GO
bo All lS% rs. Loaded sa. bound p,,n
IA a. lon ao spoke bark Eliza from Antwerp for sydney
Bark Wallace Hersev fof BOSTON, from R.uss,m I,,v :,
with mdse to orders2 steersre 18th nil lar 10
lon TO- exchanged signals with sc Byron of Bath steering f.
% S OIL 81 0i n s s. a. on 49,
say SI Mhs sI bari Emixsnt Of Bristol. RI
Is, ~ se9n Day; from Bermuda in bal
Pandora from ST. Domingo for Boston On IN no, p
NJ Ess H"bor Inlet BY w. @e. saw 6s ashore.
no s Sss $s,d from sE ~
@e ships P,ntsr and Fc.dn for SYok brig o.
recoleced Passed the island of ST. MaIy Azores july
ga ut spoke shp New Hamp;hire from Cadz for NewHe;
Gambia 81 sIeease ~ "''' hence 0' river
DAYS G% s e % 3
brig y% e day, from Stockholm
British brig Te.eSoTs Gns'Ia wo from Johns
NE in ballast Dunscomb Beckwh-7i steerase
gers
Bng Excel shaper days from Savannah with
Stmrgss 2h INST of Little Egg arbor passed
sehr Reside Langley days from Boston, with mdse
stevens
Marine Correspondence s,n ns ss. ,,,r
for @ % Ba G% as
pIce Hand 90 do adang Howard from buenos Ayres for
Also, the U. s. ships Delaware Concord John Adams
Tecsth arrived or .ne 25h Ut IRON cruise OF ten days
Inc wnae snip Electra ward OF New London sailed hence
on The 18th u to cruise the ensuing season the Abrahles
BANKS
OFFrCE OF THE RHODE lsLANDEa,l
.oo., Newport. Aug. q, 1912.
ior amarket Coral Bangor iordo
Ceuer.v Re~orr
aav Her ,o,,e, bsys are AZ G;,n,. NJ, r., :; ,h r.
~ ~ " "f'"'' A'e" ANoo"' 'h '"e H'h-
change.
brings o Ss Britannia y0f N or
Cape Race. "
WhaIemen.
her on Bahama Banks Jnv Is win in XII. snero o,Ii
well. " ''' ' ''"' w "
Letters from Capt Upham of the Sarah of Nan report her
Ground in few days. Reports al Oahu same time Besi
Tucker Nh 1000 Foster Sant lao ' ~ 'e' ''
The Phebe al Nantucket for Pacific Ocean anchored in the
~ -
spoken.
Aug 90 off Block Island:-Mary Kimba from Pensaco, for
do; Alexander James River Tar i,iyemoo 49, 'e 'o'
Asieam bark steering wsw. Aug ii. lat a. lon 90 g.
Foreign Ports.
Tnrx,n,p Julv 3,-Ju nor, Ellen ,v,v o,ro. r,l,; e.
Bo.iop' July jill" port Hien' w'K caTo FRANKLIN I'm
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Died.

On Wednesday, after a protracted illness, BRIperr
SLEvIS aged SO years.
Her friends and the friends OF her husband Daniel Sic
VIM requested to attend her funeral this day at
O'clock from his late residence 6s Green street. without
further inv itation.
Yesterday morning. at Coney Island, ARrmuR, infan
son Of Mr. P. Corrigan, Of Brooklyn.
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MEDICAL AID.

TR. GREGORY continues TO devote his entire personal
~ attention diseases Of REGULAR He ba bestow
ed much study and attention in the Improvement OF the old
practice and the result is he has succeeded in dis
covering auxiliary remedy, before used in this
line Of practice IL particularly applicable cases 81 long
standing, and where in many instances structure was
posed TO exist
Dr. q residence "a Mott street, about $50 yards from
Chatham square, nearly opposite the Church He at home
all hours Of the day and evening His charges in proper
ton to the times. No "a is drug store. au26 ltEr
1AUTI ONAll persons are cautioned against negotiating
check, No. a., for One Hundred Dollars drawn by a.
ing been stopt. su2t 3src
SuGAR-22o hid. prime New Orleans Sugars, for sale in
- lots to suit purchasers, by
sua5 2tr Elk COLLINS Il co So South st
PLATFORM SCALE for sale. weighing 500 pounds. Price
~ apply at the Tin store 100 Cherry street. five doors
rom thharine. au25 3sT
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o. The FhENCh ANI1PHLOGISTIC MIXTURE
Ind the Partisan Alternative Mixture sold by the Agent OF
e College of Medicine and Pharmacy are now fairly
Established specifics in certain diseases They speedily
Ind cectualy remove all the symptoms and unlike the
erncious nostrums othe quacks they improve the gen.
a health instead of deteroratng the vital powers Sold
low prices in order to suppress the mpostures char
atans. w. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College ~ Nassau street.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,

'he College OF Medicine and Pharmacy,
Esta6lishsd for the Suppression Of Qusekeyy.
90 BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
obtaining medical advice that renting the Of
pc dollar, with statement of their case, they will be
pplied with one dollars worth of appropriate medicine
d letter of advice containing full directions to Diet
fgimen, Sc. AL letters must be post paid Address
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street. N. Y.
|NBThe CONSULTING Physician is daily in attendance
the private consulting rooms Of the College Hours
|om 10 till 2 O'Clock.
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So Cocoa sl2 Si4 per 100 lbs. Business is very dull
as usual at this season Of the year. and will undoubtedly
SO continue until October
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Married.

AT Brooklyn 18th instant, by the Rev. Jacob W. Des
THOMAS NJ Mix, U. s. N, TO VIRGINIA r. third daughter
Of Alex NJ. Wilson all of this city.
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The General Printing Office, capable of doing a sorts
printing such as books pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions 10 open the Herald Buildings entrance
rom Nassaustrect-Joseph Elliott, Printer -
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Domestic Importations.

SAyANNAH-Brig Excel-06 bales @ Collns-ss cks
rice Bntler-8i Bolton, Fox Livngston-3 Donna Judah
ox Gregory col bale Barclay Livingston trunk
-
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w h' FL, an hOoE CONQUkHED BYaSHER-
bans Fever and Ague Lozenges and the chills will not
|eturn. One box Is enough to any case and tho
ocor has never known instance Of thsr failure Rut
hey have invariably cured in few hours and even 90
the most obstinate cases where ply could do
|othing. All DR.. Shermans articles are No and No
,stake All who go to log Nassau street. New YORK. =
tate street Boston, or Ledger Buildings Phjladepbia
|gill be sure to get their moneys worth. r'''
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 Ship Masters.

We shall esteem 1t favor captains of vessels arriving
here VIII give TO Commodore Bassett of feet
report OF the shipping left at the whence they sailed
feregn ON 'n s passage st OF Their cargo and any
board them Immediately their arrival We will recnocatc
the favor in any way.
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Another beautiful Victim.

shes Nved-she's saved, thank heavensn
% THUS EXCLAIMED THE FAMILY OF MR.
n in Park place Their daughter, a beautiful girl
Ad been dsgured with eruptons and freckles on her
clan and advertised nostrum until one honest old color
man told them to try the Italian Chemical Soap.-Then
me the change every eruption dsappeared-her yellow
ecked skin became delicious whiteher cheeks like lii
es tinted with roses. They made Jones present of a
ty dollar bill This soap is wonderful remedy for salt
sum bite: Of insects mu'qutos erysipeas scurvy, and
d by the only general agent the states T Jones' the
of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street. New York
rice SO cents State street, Boston rs 1879 Fulton
rect, Brooklyn 81 Dock street, Philadelphia and 81
tate street, Albany.
90 TENDER CHIN-Any gentleman may be in.
antly relieved from all pain during the operation Of
having by applying his razor to the Metallic Tablet Ra
Srop invented by g. Saunders which supercedes the
ecessity Of hone, and by which the most unsklfu
always provide keen and smooth an edge as the ra
pr could by any possibility exhibit under the most expe
1t is the only eectua means which the art of man has
etdevised for giving to every opportunity of suit
end pen to suit his own hand, which any person will
shown by bringing dull and trying the Tablet
Retail prices Of the best article of strop and Tablet
II, 81 DO.
Sold by G. Saunders, 1853 Broadway.
n3- OLDRIDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA-This
ticle was first introduced into the New York market
bout twenty years since and from its superior virtues in
preducDg hair when it has fallen out keeping the head
ee from dandri Ia most loathsome article on gentle
ans coat collar and giving softness and beautiful lus
unknown before to the hair has induced some persons
set up and advertise many other articles for the same
purpose of which stand the test of trial. PROCESSING
most OF them do to be oils of various kinds all of which
positively injurious to the human hair Let none be
ceved no other article will make the HAIR grow rapid
and Of good quality but the Balm Of Columbia and no
tice purportng to he the Balm of Columbia is genuine
Ithout the name Csmsock& Co. the outside wrapper
|ome have been deceived and obtained counterfeit art
for the true and genuine Balm of Columbia Remem.
Ter to look for the Of Comstock Co. on the wrap.
er before you purchase and get but the genuine
be found only at II Maiden lane. Don't be deceived
nth the that any without that name is made In
way and just good; all such preensions are
hlse, and known to be so by the counterfeiters.
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Passengers Arrived.

Rio DE JAsEIRo-Bark Sagamore-Mrs John Gardner, tw
children and servant. y "
LWERPooL-ship st Lawrepce-George Kelly and 1884
the
Bridges.
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To Correspondents Abroad

Our correspondents in foreign fully
to send BY vessel all the they can
obtain Nautical information Of kind from any one re-
siding at home abroad will be thankfully received