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PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPT. IA, ,s4a.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Poleus tD,rishl Oaeren, Marseilles Schmidt &
Blchen; Vctnr,, Woodbury., ~ Peer burg F YOungs
Co-Barque Olof Wvk, VI acom. Boston Rich rdsor CO.
Brig VIM T.ylor H,sy, ApsIachcols Baldwin, B,ssett
s Soaqs ror M S.ms s N1Py scsch
Norfolk; Dodge, Knapp, Alexandria
Arrived.
tine Me.
Packet ship francois lst, Ausworth from Havre Aug o.
with mdse TO C. Bolton Fox
gers Sailed ~ 60 with ship Tyrone for NOreans No date
South Shoals NV 50 miles, sroke hale baque Reaper OF
and for Salem, from the Pacific.
Ship Scott and Robinson days from Liverpool with mdse
Geo. T. Timbe--e6 passengers, Clever McMurray sh
inst lag - 3d. lon 30 o. exchanged signals with packet ship
Emerald hence for Hvre 3h lat " S. Ion 60 90 spoke ship
Birkenl Fad, from Liverpool for st. Andrews.
Ship Medora, Lunt. 81 days from Dundee via Newcastle E.
with coal, 10 mas,er--93 Storage passengers
Brig Pasey b. Bioun Howe, 2s days from Belize. Hond
with logwood, specie &c. TO Banco. Left American
vessels 3st ult lat q lon 81 spoke brig Cnzen, from New
Oeans for Gardiner Me- ~ days 2sh Cape Antonio
fell in with Spanish brig Fanny Hooper loaded with
aud fire wood. from Amuao for Havana, 70 days out, in
leaky condition. aud without provisions water compass
Brig Nlinoket Hopkins (of Bangor Me- is days from Ma.
guabo PR. with to order Left schr Sterling, OF
Newbein NC. the only American.
Big Augusta Lv,noIe 6days from Savannah with specie
49, spoke ship Colch, OF Boston, 81 days from Amsterdam for
Hampton Roads.
Brig orgiana, tnew DAVIS from Portland, with plaster
master.
naval stores to ?. !. Hevius Son.
schr AIbcmare Long from Pitt. Landing, NC. and days
from the bar, with naval storrs.
Schr Washington, Dixon, from Washington, NC. with naval
sehr Manchester. Worth. from Richmond with -four sc.
Allen PaWon
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Died.

On the 18th instant EMMA, daughter of John and Mary
Cunningham, aged IL months.
The funeral will take place this "wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock from No. Lumber street.
On the 18th instant, Mr.. ERNEST RENARp, of Amiens,
France in the 10Th year Of his age Drowned while
fishing excursion off New Rochelle
His friends and acquaatances AMI those of Renard Co
respectfully invited to attend his funeral o'clock
this afternoon, from No. rs Broad street. without further
invitation.
On the morning of the 18th instant BENJAMIN, only
ctd of Francis and Julia Ann Clarke aged two months
and six days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
noon, at half past two O'clock from No. 32s Madison
street,
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MONEY MARKET.


The Stock Market has been heavy and increased dis
position to sell has knocked prices down little. Della
ware and Hudson fell !; Long Island Il Harlem per
cent.
The progress of public opinion in relation to the late
award in the of Boorman Johnston Co., has in
duced one OF the referees Daniel Lord publish pam.
phet entitled "a Vndication of the Award" &c. The
title of the publication indicates that public opinion
condemns the course pursued by Boornan Johnston 4
Co., we'll as that of the referees As the public under
stand the matter Boorman Johnston Co. acted upon the
legal advice Of Mr. Strong and that the case was
referred, Mr. Lord retained by them as counsel.
That fact should have prevented Mr. Lord from becoming
a referee in matter depending upon his own odvce.
Suppose he had awarded against Boorman Johnston &
Co., what would those gentlemen have said Why, sir
1t was by your council that acted, and do you
condemn us for SO doing Mr.. Lord had alternative
but to decide as he did and uprght man he should
have declined the appointment. The only disinerested
referee, James G. King ESQ., promptly decided in favor of
Little Co Mr.. Lords book is repetition Of points
long since placed before the public. 1t is sophistcal
attempt to sustain wrong position. Messrs Boorman,
Johnston Co.. in their statement denounce the Board OF
Brokers all that is dishonorable and particularly
of gamblers. II admit this, did not Boorman
Johnston know when they into the Board through
one of its members to gamble in stocks Now suppose
those honorable gentlemen had preferred gambling in
any other manner and gone for instance to faro bank
and saked $50 and lost would they then have excaim
ed eyes Ihave lost $50, but you must collect it legal
yr In such case, Daniel Lord, and other lawyers
would have decided that their entirely
cordng to law, but the world would have said They
to have illegally but do not wish to pay lille.
gally" But Boorman, Johnston Co. say that the stock
for bona fde investment, and not speculation
What difference did make them phen the transfer
made the books that the possession secured to
them, and they in receipt of the dividends Clearly,
The design of making Of a law bubble to
back out of unavorabe speculation fairly brought
home to them, aud part Of the odium will rest Lord
Newbold for sustaining them Mr.. Lord in his note"
states that he absent from the city and did not know
that the subject matter of public interest This
very singular statement when the subject daily
matter Of discussion between himself and Others par leu
ary eminent Baltimore lawyer at Saratoga Springs.
We trust the next pamphlet instead of being vindica
ton" will be a "congee" to public opinion.
The following is statement of the affairs Of the Frank.
lin Bank of Columbus, Ohio which resumed specie pay
ment on the It'll inst
franklin BANK OF COLUMBUS, SEPT 7, 1872
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Gen. A. M. Provost Recorder of Deeds, Penrose
Ash Auditor, Thomas f. Crowell Esq.
lad, about seven years OF age, by the name Of
Patrick Smith, was drowned yesterday afternoon,
between 5 and 6 o'clock, al the foot of Walnut
street. He was playing with his brother and several
other lads who had Just come of school, when he
fell from the wharf and disappeared. A little girl
was drowned about noon, by falling overheard from
Manderson's lumber yard in Kensin gton.
Not much was done In stocks to-da y, prices much
as they have been for several days.
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LvERPooL-Packet ship Stephen Whitney-John Young
rhos Young, al New York; Dr. Notha Brooklyn; II
Sogsrs Roger p,erson M VIM Norris Phjladelphia
Iyans Percy Cunningham and lady MISS Dunderdae Eng
and Col Whrew British Army; Thos Ferguson. Alexander
,hasr Belfast Thos Hislcm ireland; James Gillian aud
adv Hugh Fennesy lady and Ann +, messy Cahe
y, Liverpool.
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Herald Hulletlp nj Nevuya

The Herald Bulletin Of News kept at the northwest
corner Fulton and Nassau streets On arrival OF the
morning mails eight o'clock, A. M.-and also of the
evening mails four O'Clock, p NJ. the latest
from all parts Of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board this corner Let every wayfarer stop
and read Advertisements OF all kinds taken at the Office
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SAvANNAH-Brg Augusta-I5 bales Barstow Pope
IS Greenway, Henry col Bronson 1913 Victor Duck
wr,iU1 C Moemsn@ ~ DO IyofS
rice Bolton Fox Livngson-2 bales Foo2s bbls VI Nc
Mahon-l pkg Gregory col box A Russel-ii kegs
ginger Hill Growdy-li bxs2 cks Hazzad-I BIZ Mrs Saw
yeT-2 bis % bales cottun 10 order.
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On the l3h instant, by the Rev. DR.. Power, SARAH,
daughter Of the late W. Paache ESQ., to ROBERT E. KEEL
LY, Esq. late of Galway ireland.
On the l2th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Gonsalve, JOHN
SILVA to SARAH JANE, daughter of William Smith Gray,
all Of this city.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy

Esfdbished for the Suppression Of Quaekery,
90 BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
OF obtaining medical advice, that RENTING the sum oil
dollar with a statement OF their case they will be
supplied with dollars worth OF appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full directions as TO die
regimen Sc All letters must be post paid. Address
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office OF the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street, N. Y.
NB.-The CONSULTING PHysIcIAy is daily in attendance
at the private consulting OF the College Hours
from 10 Jill O'Clock.
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15-.THE COMICAL ADVENTURES OF MR. ORA.
dah Odbuck, illustrated with hundred ludicro us
Engrsvings, issued this morning. in an Extra Double
Brother Jonathan and be by mail
postage only. Price II cents copy-0 copies for one
dollar. Office I62 Nassau street.
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% TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER.
CHANTSYour attention is requested the advertise
ment in another column Of the Canton Tea Company
Their assortment particularly Houquss mixture fine
favored and free from anything impure deleterious
and are worthy their inspection, being desirable
private or Their depot is at No I2l
Chatham ST, few doors above Pearl
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
OF printing, such books pamphlets bills cards Of ali
descriptions, il open the Herald Buildings, entrance
trom Nassau strcet-Joseph Elliott Printer.
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o. HEADACHE.-Dr Spohns Headache Remedy will
efeotualiy sick headache either from the nerves
or bilious Hundreds Of families are using with great
joy.
10 be had only at II Maiden Lane.
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO Ship Masters.

We shall esteem avoI captains of vessels arriving
report Of the shipping e at the peri whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basse VIII
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecproca,e
the favor in
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Total decrease,

These.are mostly cotton houses. At the time
~ boat from up the river brought boxes Of specie and
every arrival from Mexico increased the These
facts show how invariably specie makes its appearance
when paper excluded from the market This change
In the medium will prices of produce to rule very
low in New Orleans but for that the exports will
greater and more healthy. undoubtedly true that
owing 70 the artificial state of the currency heavy losses
oeen sustained by shippers during the past year
wen as during two three that have preceded it, and
may De matter surprise under the that the
amount OF Southern bills returned has been no greater
than It has Through the coming season prices will he
very low perhaps lower than for many years. arc
the article oil coton-but purchased for cash and
shipped as'ne ehecve demand abroad warrants instead of
according 70 the whims OF speculation it will be safe
and will no longer keep the mercantile commun;,v IN
suspense and alarm from its continual vacillstion.
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ay- CLIREEUGH'S SYSTEM OF SHAMPOO ING.
dsoves disspaes and cures scuri and dandrf
from the head by application Of the Tricopherou
Me cheated Compound Principal office 9o5 Broadway, up
stairs
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

sAvAvSAH-Brg Auguta-NIs Carter and son, Mr. Menden-
halls in the steersge.
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FRANKLIS BANK OF COLUMBUS, SEPT. 7, 1872
u.
S7O6,s83

S706,S83
The Banks of Wheeling, Va. fully prepared for
resumption-they may in fact be considered virtually
resumed at this moment they pay specie freely fer their
notes.
TThe following a return of the banks of South Carroll
ma on the Slst Sept. and LIST Of August 1912 -
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90 IN THE FALL 1T Is IMPOSSIBLE, OWING
changes to preserve the system in healthy
condition many persons tnee who colds
this and live to another spring but fall
beneath the grasp of consumption The diseases which
it lis origin is slight colds then coughs and night
sweats many suffered colds to become seated them
Those who have been unfortunate TO contract
coughs or colds, recommend to go to Pease and
Sons As Dvisonsreet an get of their Hoarhound
Candy We have tried IT, and is Of the best
remedies known for coughs and colds 1t contains
tive cahartc and as pleasant ordinary candy. Its
tive medicinal properties is pleasant to the taste that
children cry for it, We recommend this article to the
sueringhe effects of representation rests with them
selves. Agents Alfred Hill, 20s Greenwich.sreat ;
Rushton and Aspnwal, ITO Broadway, 10 Aston House.
and SO Williamstreet E. Chasteney l40i Bowery Bar
more and Agnew, 800 Hudson-sreet Hays, lS9 Fulton
street. BROOKLYN.
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I DYE CoURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE. jus, publish
ed becAlrd Physiological Mysteries and Revelations IA
Love Courshp and Marriage infallibe guide for
10 the human race.
AMONGST the things duly considered in this work ae-Causes
AMI cures Tor baenness Offspring with modes for
uon aud increase r arts OF beauty and courhin The
dancer OF solitary practices, AID how habit may b. removed
ana i eects cured The of Love Of Jealousy with
remedy Tor cradle ,ng from The mind the seeds OF HOPELESS
Paris edition, by Philip VI Howard For sale al Io2 Nassau
street phce - cents Orders from the country enclosing
dollar; direct 10 HOLLAND * GLOVER New York civ
viii secure the being any Of the United Stats
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GO AROUSE! WINGS AROUSE LIFE OF
Henry Clay The Extra New World, containing an orr
ginal Lie OF Harry of the West" prepared under the
authority OF the Wing Committees Of New York, and in
tended for circulate n in every hamlet in the Union is
now ready and Tor sale the Office No. 30 street. by
the single copy price six and quarter cents per
hundred.
tbs embellished with Full Length Likeness, hand
somey engraved from Franqunets celebrated pcture
presenting Henry Clay his studio Ashland
ders from Committees and Clay Clubs enclosing
requested to be forwarded Immediately.
Address J. WINCHESTER
30 Ann street, New York.
For sale by g. B. Zeber, 81 Dock st. Philadelphia Red
ding Co. State st, Boston; Jones, museum Buildings
Albany and all agents throughout the country.
90 CHATHAM THEATRE-The attractions at this
popular Theatre continue undimnshed and the result
crowded houses nightly. This evening Mr.. Wood, the
ceeoraed pantomlmst makes his first appearance in the
popular drama Of the Dumb Man OF Manchester. In adj
dton the successful drama of the Butchers Client and
the admired farce OF the secret performed with
embracing the entire strength Of the company.
10 kOMsTOCkS VERMIFUGE WILL ERADI.
cate all worms IN children adults with certainty quite
Astonishing and sells with rapidity almost Incredible Inv
Comstock & Co., New York. ~
Tooth Drops, Klne's-cure effectually
To be found only at II Maiden Lane
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w T C. s

w G s.
T MAN10RT, WIG MAKER AND HAIR DRESSER
Broadway N; f-Des'rcs to inform the public general
harry 70 give them trial Of his skill in the tonsorsi art His
the beau monde Of the CITY - w
He would also call the attention Of strangers visiting the c,tv
70 ms superior SS, which for and
hni,h dec.vns the most scutnisine nearly th
rior quality. ~ 49, " '''"
~ Terms in accordance with the times 20 Broadway
Few aooIs aoot wal 81 sig im-r
COTTON AND GRIsT MILLs-For sale situate a,
fSmg.on Ulster count, New York the water Of the
nondout Creek two miles from the North Hud.on RI YER
and sioops NC ply constantly within 900 feet OF
ne MIL 70 thence c,na boats-Te waters % the Draw.re
Nevesink and Rondon pour the dam Of this
Re ~ Ia,2e until recently Possession mmeds,e,y
se s,o. terms to close ,ggs APh 81 Liberty st.
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without the the floor 10 let in store 81
South st. Apply on the premises to
P sThere first sail oft to let in same store
7 ODGlNGs UPON THE EUROPEAN FLAN.-To
u Single GenemenTwo suites apsr ments are now va.
Broadway Geptl men desiroa, Of making arrange
ion - - ~ NO'r - N'' 'N' :" .s sss irs'
BOARD IN BOND sTREET.-A gfntIt m IN aud lis wife
board and pleasant rooms al No Bond street, WIN
Persons wishing board for the winter ill find this desirable
UNIFORM FOR sALE--Belonging 10 a Militia Officer
who hiss left the State II complete in ali paris the
sash excetsd is in good order aud will be sold cheap by spr
ing AZ no Chatham 81 near Pearl. sisiwsr
ROOMs TO LET for Single Gentlemen, with paruI
~ Board o. without in pleasant part Of the city, where
~eeR Month Apply g Park Placer e0"''' ens ~ a'
FOB BEAUTIFNING THE COMPLEXION.-Cburch
the and 0 n 10 IRE cs ns 'uPGn, or
healthy juvenile bloom transforms s,low complexion into
smooth also entirely s amn oc s s H
susonIn ragwoIm and seorbutiS and cuIsneou disease,
A HIGH PRESSURE STEAM ENGINE-Eght Horse
ing ana eqery thing complete
nj The s ;%s may ys t the PREMISE e Gs1wood Pop
Isot ,oId 4, private sale before Th@udy nsI! il win on
aT 81. or JOhN LoNAs' A ii fulton s street,
News! NEWS t-ENoLIsH NEWSPAPERS
:. HIM. f,,a';,. LII N T. Lspio""
Punch, -" sub" s.,iri.t. " sci =, -, :.
NV. Once Oh ,'i Nc se. x%a ..es, "
sic s ssg in s Sn w.. n on se psSs
Liter Bag Is kept here r tn Liverpool Steamers and
Tf' s GTSsSefGf Booa 81 per h
F Tss sV %ss s1 %Gnh ~ is 90 year
single numbers 50 cents Agents supplied reasonable rate,
for all of the foregoing works; "a r,rrr,r a..
sh I'm sod'r Not Ann street, N. Y,
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Grey Hair and the original color of the hair
restored by the of Clrehughs Trcopherous or Med
Gated Compound. Office 2s5 Broadway.
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To COrrespondents.

Our correspondents foreign respectfully
send by vessel all the marine intelligence they
obtain. Nautical information Of any kind from any
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received
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B,iness prevented and the hair restored to its original
strength an thiokness-orno chargeby the Of Gil
rehughs Trco herous Medic aed Compound Principal
office 2O5 Broadway up stairs.
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BY s. DRAPER, Junr.
Store 81 William street, corner Of Pine.

n,u,u.,c, FRIDAY, SEPT. n.
EN-; Se %s Ss s s saI e T { o.
ing Of
S as DO T. $50 d S. do cologne j. do
Sill 60 Do whs Hss IS o. Dutch cheese Is DO oOlgs
s %ss S%ssf %
ssqasine do aSsynihe ssdo =. ..S,s. STEEL
S SUp oSe 90 s do
ss; sss
eases table marble 2o%arbr 'tau-. 90 square m.bIe
m.ddsi, 10, 6'.s. rs, &c. &c. &c. ' ' .na.r
PoslTyE cRASEEst9F SAFE fSs ~ "E'; So LOTS IN
I'm HSs!aiS stS'R Tsss
Ksd On sHS Ssa NM.
hs MG0 w' coos D. DsyS MS e. ;%G Smith
The Win sol" ."s s!d G'd psce r. Williamsburg
sSnEh Fnaka House B,ooshIn Msrchsni.' Exchange,
w 49, '' . ''' ''' WILKINS & ROLLINS.
A UCTIoN NoTICEIEI' n,iye Sale of Valuable Fqm-
tnf TINS Day. the large Rooms, and rs ulton
Also, Venetian Blinds, Wash Sands Sc
.,r THO IAS NIL, Auctionerr.
A UCTI0N ,NoTICE-RlELL 4 AFcULAFIUs iii
Hin place On s I nG a U Of Hoa n Fu
ng,s consisting e Fri. made rosewood crimson End
I'd oS: ,ad fool and
satin dimask containing chairs, couche with pillows
match wan and aboIeis also Brussels
lor and caroeng, 30 -eg oil piintngs with expen-
frames manel eleg 2i-dsy clock e,
giant rosew cd piano wardrob centre cning aud tables.
sal and hall lamps, CHM dinner and glass ware
solid sterling silver Of silver aud pie ed
French bed'ead beds and bedding kitchen furniture green
house plants, &c.
Also, small assortment of very superior wines.
Catalogues the morning Of sale when the goods be
ahmed. sl3r
UCTION-To he sold No 6 Fulton street, in the city
Of New York Wedne sday Sept H. 1912, At 10 o'clock,
NJ an extensive and elegant assortment of Furniture prin
cipally m- de to order
Such opportunity OF purchasing the best warranted Furn
ture at moderate has ID and probably
will the only the sale takes place
that the be closed The articles all made by
Mess Ogden of ElZ New Jersey the
The attention of Southern and Western Furniture dealers is
requested this sale The articles be viewed time
siaa.r j. MEsERvE s CO., l,s Fulton ST., NY
4 UcTIoN SOTICE-HOUsE FURNITURE SALE
"A Thursday, Sert 18th at 10 O'clock tory house No
u Charlton sue.t-Cstiiogue sale Of valuable Furniture
and large Iier glasses French
one pier table plate glass back large rich gilt clock
PAIR candelabrts TO match, glrAnoes; cbnd
drops yslu ble piano fo~ Soddat maker 1925 best
ment sud bedroom furniture kitchen utensils SC.
Catalogues now read at l22 Fulton street. itsrc
NEW FRENCH GOODS.
TO MILLINERS AND DEALERS.
r STRANGE, 1883 Walker street, Ia. received by h
PLuME TTEdR s HTs f s itHc
&c carefully sele ted, aud Of the best quality which he
for sale on favorable
makers. sIi
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QJ-TO SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN POSSESS
ing strong beard and tender face, the Metallic Tablet
aud Strop G. Saunders is the only article now in use
that will obv.ate their difficulties most convincing
proof OF their utility is that the first cutters in London
VIZ Holman, 4Hsymar~et-Millikin,3 sol Strand-Low-
cock, 80 CornhilThonball ia New Bond-street-havs
them for sale and recommend the of them with their
cutlery.
NB-fhe Metallic Tablet and strop has beon in use
for the last twenty five years. certificates as TO the SUI
peroriy OF the Srop from the following scien fc gen.
temen are at present in the possession the inv
Prof Grscom, DR.. Mott, and Gen. J. Tallmadge Pres
dent VI the American Institute.
Retail price 81, 81 so.
g. Saunders son, 1888 Broadway.
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NEW FRENCH GOODS.

TO MILLINERS AND DEALERS
STRANGE, 1888 Walker street. has received By y
~ ,. H,.re jackets goods ai,rted for riJy
PLUMES, FLOWERS, PATTERN HATS, CAP SPRIO1
Sc carefully see Ted, and Of the best quality which he
Al.o, full supply of new MATERIALS for Flower
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sehr Woss,. Owen from swsnsboro NC naval stores to
sehr Ocean Hodges days from Rsppahannock with corn
sehr volusia, Bait from swlnsboo NC with naval stores
master. " ' -
stores master. 49, $3.50 49,
schr Atlantic Robertson from Hayre de Grace with iron,
seh John Marshall, Millno from Folly Landing with eo
seh Control Tomlin days from James River with wood
seh Chief Van Name DAVIS from Virginia with wood to
master '' $3.50 N' ~
master. - '''S-' '''' "V'S' W
Sch. Smith, Duran, from Washington NC naval stores to
seh Merchant Hickman. from Folly Landing with corn TO
Sehr VIM Henry McCan, from Cape Charles with pota.
10 master. $500
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slt ns-fc II Broad steel, ". Y.
A UCTION NOTICF-Ext. nsive Sale OF Valuable Furui-
"A tur this Day the large Rooms ~ and us ulton
street.
Also, Venetian Blinds, Wash Stands, SC.
sNr THO NAS bELL Aucioneer.