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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

Notice to Suitors and Attorneys.
In all suits commenced ia the District
ii Court Of Dcs Motnes County, where the
Plaintiffs are non.reside at, they will, be re-
quired to file security Tor costs before the ORR
ginal writ is issued.
JOHN s. DUNLAP, Clerk.
Burlington Aug. 20, lsl2
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

III 600 BUSHELS WHEAT, wanted h,
lV,UOO BRlnGMAN 4 PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, August .. l3la-Ct
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

Burlington, Sept II, 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
]. PEiSE & SONS

CELEBRATED Remedy f.r Consumption. Colds, &c,
%sdns 1, By
and By o e "a
these articles should be used separaey and afford relief
ss 90 that the
1 public a %a 3 m nc @
men ofs merit value but introduced by the prope
beneficial nue"ce Thai been attained n %sn
ner almost Unexpected The unsouht acknowledgment of its
worm s ~ SSSffsSfs FROM THOUSANDS
country And why Because the trial Of is qualities in
GW9Ssh Colds Irritation Of The Threat Group
Liver Complaint, Night Sweats, Difficult Pofue Expecto.
~ DISEASES LEADING TO CONSUMPTION,
has gwen 1t value that no other similar medicine has
.aGs m .ss % % nd At s
pespliar- changes suddenly from warmth
~ FROM WET TO DRY,
and from this change in the climate that diseases
When The blood upheal,hy state and the constitution
TaSf ps Tnss ss cHE6 i LIFE SAVED
length Or physician in the world save the
p''''" 'sa 1iFis ,i FSE '
GSae s cass on a
SHOULD BE FREELY USED
% n hs & % Sa WIFI @
and ave not 1pa none
Son. 4 Division street. whom be Obtained wholesale
and retail
The ne, io'l9wirs are our State Agents =
Heddins, State street, Boston; u Zieber, 81 Dock
s. Pade pha Robertson, 40 Baltimore Baltimore,
Nd; Jobson, 8 St Charles ST. New Orleans; Dubois Go.
SAien; ChaTcs,on q W pqvall gag Broad sew%f
,,oit Michgani Peck Spear Burn.on yt;J. Anthony
Haven Conn; Gaynor Richmond, Va; F. Taylor and w.
i Csser, Montgomery. Ala MARITIME; Fayetteville,
Z; u W. Sohorm. Georgetown, e.; e. II. Hunt. Fredc-
ricksburgh, Va; J. H. Thompson Co Wheeling, Va
All letters post paid directed TO PEASE SON, IS D
vision street, will be punctually attended to. sl0r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
COrnfTrnde.

we find that prices feur sixpence barrel lower
oday Good Canal sells at 81 62t 81 6s. Receipts are
yet not very large but fully equal to the demand Or
ers now with the sell from the docks as
prices too low permit any expense to the mil
er IN the shape of storage charges.
is not expected that -four viii go below 5! % IN this
market this year. Nearly all the farmers in this State are
polling their wheat for higher prices They ask seven
hiings bushe when the millers cannot and Will not
give but six shillings These farmers will hold till next
ear then gu the market and knock down the rates to
over point than has been known for years. by which
hey will xperience great loss in interest and decline.
In consequence of this disposition to hold back, We
hn that the average prices the whole Union will
pot be under 81 abarrel before It spring, after navga
ion opens tits now 81 %
This morning received the following intelligence
rom Buffalo under date of the 9Th Instant No Corn has
been landed there for week, and it tsv enty DAYS
ince cargo of Oats received In the streets far.
ners were who had brought them in twenty five
nile and were glad find buyers 2Ocents per bushe
he ruling along the harbor. The news by the Gale
ona at Boston, is adverse to the -four and grain inter-
SITS and win have the effect to bring the former TO 81 in
Buffalo before week is out Sales Of good superne
Ohio made at 81 lei before the steamers arrival was
announced cargo of Illneis wheat brought 7Sc but il
will recede TO six shngs Corn continues rates pre-
viously quoted 354c. The receipts of grain at points
long the shore begin to large which have induced
some Of the holders TO seek for market in other ports At
Sandusdy and other ports a short distance be-
Eond Canadian contracts closing at 75c per bushe
Therecepts at Buffalo from the west during August for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
DIR. HENRY'S
RHEUMATIC SYRUP.

rs COMPOSED of articles entirely from the table king
DOM and II acts solely by its wonderful purifying properties
That proved from the fact that persons who
taken the syrup and the time had phe
the system with rheumatism been surprised find
all go off toy Their. gentleman Wescheer NOW giving
the his young for Scroula, Kings Ev he
recovering rapidly Mrs Smith, No, II York street. also
getting we'll This has been deplobe Of Scro
lua. Mr. Lawrence SO North Moore street. cured of the
Rheum tsm and at the time Of cough which he had
been troubled wh for than A young lady,
school teacher Of Essex and Stanton been
cured of an nvetee sick headache which she has
had Tor twenty Previous the she
escaped attack longer than daysoener she had
day. She has not had attack since the first Part OF
July the time she the syrup She be
time there during school hours We mention these in
cine and lis congeiaitv 10 he human s-stem But il is in
rheumatism that boast Of it, and here is not only
certificates Of cures this disease refer the public to the
back numbers Of the Herald Sun, Atlas, Times &c. where
will be found thirty with and number Of those
who have been perfectly cured by this remedy In this city
for sale at No 286 Bowery OF Houston street. In
Brooklyn Stewards No IS ulton street; and in Newkat
Trippes No. Broad AZ. $40 atsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
Foreign Importntions.

LvTrso z, England-2se sacks salt Maha-e
cks Pryor, Wilson cot FryI Hill RUSSELL Msti-
son CO. Barry Way bales X Tyson Cog Catn
re case Carmichael Spencer case T Bates bales
" turner col case Young, Smith co.. do casks
v9,s,n smh co-3cs2 bis cks Doap sout3
u bis Sfodirsy, Patison coio Mitchell col OK A &
n ihore,rl N VI Maigl w Batop-3 cases Adshe adj
40 rei,ws Van Arsdale COOPER Marsh Church, case
Conn Bradley, do bales Lord Tsyor w Dixon
:, otohsgy " an Rosencmntz--i Bumham Baldwin
Menman Wyckoff- bale Il Huntington co-6 cases
t'hsn eoo9o bars 20 bdls iron wemoe co2s cases
D,ies SANDS Fox col cask w Banow6 iron Collins
securing Col case Wson-i77 boxes I'm plates
bScv sonl29i bars iron 33 bd do Abeel < col boz
Il bale Hunt eo,i Jones COLO bales is :,
McI ai " CO. 90 bale Parsons, Corning cos cases
bale Baard-3o kegs mustard w d GIvde-2 halls
Wood s9n1I ck Chambeain-29 cases w Wb,teheaJ
40 baie w Wheelwnght col crate II Jaoues--2 h,Ies
Robinson col case ElIsonI trunk Mrs McDonsd.
Connah-3 do Kessler cos crates 81 3d.
1888 bars 10 bdls iron cks TO order. e' 81 ease'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
Domestic Markets.

Macon GEo. Sept. l.-New Cotton is now arriy ing
daily in our Market with fair prospect that the supply
will be larger than usual in the early part the season
Our merchants prepared to pay specie funds all
that is brought in and have heard of but one load Of
new cotton sold for Central The prices paid in specie
funds have been e. 81 and 81. The receipts Of cot.
ton OF last years crop, in this market up the Sept
was 6S I'll bales Cotton received from LIST June
Sept lS5 bales Of which 81 of the crop Stock
on hand 3l3 bales.
COLUMBUS s. c., Sept l-For the week there has been
comparatively nothing doing. On Saturday one bale of
cotton was brought in and sold 81 cents On Mon
day two bales received and sold at ~ cents
The quality OF the latter quit inferior.
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and prices full Of cent higher than at the date
IA our last review.
6efseThe market continues heavy though prices re-
hahn without alteration.
Moiasses-Sales o. hhds Of Martinique Is l63c IS
asks New IBERIA 20 2lc el New Orleans 10; 10 Ma
anzas lo; 90 Porto Rico, part inferior Is 20; and
b Cuba Muscoyado. 20c, all mos.
Nepai Stores sales North County Turpenns at 81 5o
spirits, 80 a 3lc.
OIs-Whele is wanted, Linseed Is firm at soc, CASH
800 cases and baskets Nice sold at So 3 So So cash
Ind mos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
Provision Market.

In the meat line have only this to say-beef veal
and mutton, are cheaper than they last week.
lame is lower and also pork, and is quite
able
Fruit is plentier and cheaper Peaches, however are
yet dear. Spectators will keep them up till the North
River peaches come into market. Then we shall have
this delicious fruit cheap enough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
Married.

At Hnbbardston, Mass, 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Bdwell, Mr.. AUGUSTUS s. PHELPS, of New Orleans to
Miss HARRIEr PHKLPs, of the former place.
AT Morlches, L. l., 5th instant, Mr.. THERON LosEE of
the firm oil Wright Losee, of New York to Miss Nancy
Brown, ofthc former place.
At Trey 9th inst, Hon. Henry STRONG, to Miss SARAH
ELzABrrH youngest daughter of Latham Cornell OF the
former place
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So ~ - -

BRITAIN AND IRELAND WEEKLY.
THE subscribers continue make arrange bring
PASSENGERS; om the old country by ships of tie first class
all American built and commanded by men long and voraby
known in the trade The ssels this line sail week
ly from Liverpool consequently all unnecessary delay pas
sengers is avoided
Persons abe make engagements for friends emgrate
the ensuing will study their interest," and the
and comfort Of their friends by making such
with the subscribers expense spared
that preference which has for been extended
them.
As has always been with tins line, when the
parties settled fer decline coming the passage
promptly refunded to those from whom il received with
deduction.
free passage per steamboat from the ports Ireland
and Scotland, TO Liverpool, likewise be secured.
karG lrfba IcalaxS ataIlx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
Died,

On Thursday evening, sth instant, ELSIE JANE only
and months
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are invited
to attend her funeral this morning. from the residence
her parents, No 10 Monroe street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
IT,; ktP1CED PRICES CT ADMISSION.
second and Third cent cent:
THis EvrNiSd sssmte; ,o viii b; p.ao 1as 'a a:
u, SHE STOOLS TO Conquer
Tony sa9. fssiSs bssSg '" ,I s,Il:ns
DER S Is siGslH w y,ih
~ Door opsn at o'clock and the will com
TIL. Txn1EtGG S5sSlNs 4 SFNfFE
ih'' EVENING o Sent 10Th ths Entertainments win
an s9S OVERTURE Ts
Nj, ro,,,sx., rLEASsA s1S's TDi S o,,,
Uncle Biss ssfefi SHs1, ch'ppctr s1f:
BS ao f nSssS. N Nil rodse Mr B,S;dIsy
he os: y Norman G,.nf
s@s 9i o @ss
During r rsiie s %osss d''''y'f
Cling Sc SC, BY Of mechanical Jug
e. wi $i;.i$:$ e.: ~ CONCERT
Doors qpsp at half O'Clock. Entertainments to com
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THE OLD PRICES RE Sun AND NO coMrUL
THIS s sfss t. Err 1' s. ss
,,,,.,, the piece Of
@. W1UOfi; HE,kE'S A GO.
''p LN Ms,"n,m fNee iaiiow' A., M, Stevens
Ehe'Po"ene' .n,., Mrs Blake
,,,, AneT which
A., x,, LifEiN NEW fOfk
MI " Ress m,d. Jones Frank A.. ,, Hall
To be 6o9wedby
c;.u., pu, sAkC ofHAGus
Iny yiS t b S!j sing
r tI9 c f1yb.ts, With, Nth
fawworm, Mr. Rice DR. Canwell, Anderson
Charlotte, Mrs Blake
Doors VIII open atI-Cuftain Will rise before
g pa na precisely. IA. r,
boy once open daily from to s. where Tickets may be
PoIrheseo ana places secured
AMERICAN O7UsElN. a \ RiJ,.l sNIY
CAIIERV OxS rr,NE, ARrS
C,oRNrR OF NO nv, ~ " syNSs:rpvrr
| AM ANN siNfEi
opP'S'e OF; az y . ~ nnI.. ,,.n..,,,p
T. - MnS,DDettf-tN-
NONDAy s.n,,rhr ~ ~ 49, 49, w TIN ;, -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
Passengers Arrived.

LVERPooL-Packet ship EngIand-Rev Geo w War; LADY,
Miss Anne Rouop, Mrs Elizabeth Lewis, Miss Z H Lewis
AndrssMs Leeds Eng; Mrs Anne Seton Liverpoo Miss
Mary Banks, Hull Eng Sarah Ramsay Carlisle Eng; Chss
Gilbert, Hartford Conn Richards and lady Miss Sophia
Richards Adelaide Richards Matilda Richards servant
London Saml Marshall Miss Eliza Marshall Sheffield; Geo
Ssmaston John Mclashan Montreal; Benz Quincy Shelf
heia; FREQ A Richards, London; John Smith, Canada.
Passengers Sailed.
LWERPooL-Ship Southemer-E Grotgan, Mr. Huburt-
230 IN the steeragc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
GYMNASTIC
EXEKNSES

EAEhClSE
NJ FULLER respectfully informs his pupils and the public
w generally, that his Gymnasums 205 Green and % Ann
streets for the Junior Class about
being formed at both the establishments hours suit the
Of scholars For which have been conde-
rahy reduced. apply at either Of the Gymnasums.
OF Mr. Charles Delaney Professor and Teacher by appoint
in the U. 3. Navy
SpsiIing taught usual az
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
fScres Nos. % linn and us FS,ifon sfr,sf.l

tScres Nos % .inn and us ESiifon s,rssfJ
SATURDAY
AT l0ts O'Clock at the auction rooms
Extensive and valuable assortment Of Household and Cab
net Furniture, OF All descriptions. - -
This lot fie chance for or other,
Also veety Of good second hand furniture, removed for
Also. the balance Of the splendid furniture from 81 West
Broadway. W."
Al haicnas 10 O'clock In the sales room,
Era sale Of clothing Day goods, fancy and articles
eees 20 deptohns wine 20 segars splendid wsch and
Also 30 pieces English prints; also sbrnv and h,s,ng.
muslin emnants cloths, casmeres veng by order OF
TUESDAY
AZ 10 oelock. MaoI Broadway.
Dresses 0napen Jewely and French Fancy Goods com.
psng all kinds Of nch silk craya,s scas handkerchief
men ews ssIony dsaask table cloths, with napkins TO
glass do counters de'E w Fl slGp!sl s. ee
Al halfpast 10 o'clock in the sale rooms.
elegant furniture Of all descriptions ''''" u
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs,
sATYRDAY,
Al II O'clock. at the store 3t5 Broadway
Store Fixtures ScConsst of splendid pier glass by
and small large stove pipe; Hoe Co.'S patent copy.
ing press awning p'ct WEES HSSfss "a;
r,.r,a, Al 10Y O'clock, at The auction rooms
r Atlo1 o'clock in the sale rooms.
A. io,s o'clock at No. 4 City Hall Place:
sstng Of splendid damak covered dvans ottoman. So
a a ana chars piano. pier and centre tables glasses
ornaments: splendid dav clock astral and haii
,am china dinner and tea acts glassware silver and plated
great variety OF green house plants &C. Also fine
CafaI III.
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COXS'
:, u., PpUIRRNlsHING STORES,

COX beg respectfully 10 inform tbc;r G;ends and
housekeepe generally, that they are now operng yerv
I'VE OF CHOICE goods consisting Of Giran.
TL o III gsnss; lamps OF every description, rich mane
eaSes,v and Psd or kitchen table and Gallery
Fire lros block TN urns Dish Covers. &c &c together -th
genea asspment OF articles in their line which they are
induced 10 offer at very low prices for r,,b '' '
Persons about purchase should not omit 10 cal, .n5 49,
me Tor hsmseyes large assortment of the newly
Patent Solar Lamps, Just received. ~ ''"
They continue to manufacture Silver all its variety
~ b. They also beg to inform their friends and the
generally that they hsye cpened 3 Broadway corner Of
Leonard branch Of their establishment where oc
the above articles can be had at the prices Maiden
lane
peror any thing hitherto discovered for cleaning and
plated ware, plate glass, sc. $40 2wr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
DIR. FEUCHTWANGER'S

OFFICE, No. Wall street Broadway-M factur
Of German Silver in shetland fautess castings Of
tions, extract Logwood Labaagus Chloride Of Soda, Of Luz
nat Caus1c Pussc Acid Liver Of supher Iodde Of lron
Lead and Mercury Daguerotype Chemicals Ether Ammonia
Ganyillty Lotion Chlode Of Gold, Phosphate Of Soda Sc
Rats Moths Caterpar mochetoes the compound chemical
Whale OIL Soap and Seed Po,eco5; Platins, Paladrine,
Goldoil and Bronze, genuine Harlem Oil, imported.
20 ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA
TTJS

NEW PATTERN
e ARTAuLT Co, Issk FULTON STREET.
'nIS beautiful has arrived at such perfection bst
hours instruction is sufficient obtain perfect ledge
ofwhch will be given gratis those who purchase the a
paIaus az the store OF r. ArAult Co i6 Fulton
Prce OF the complete Also
-Acromatic Lenses French plates hyposuphae OF sods m
poll bromne chloride Of iodine CHLORIDE Of gold &C. Also
morocco cases and good supply of frames gifted and
caste board r. A. Aault Co. constantly receiving from
rarls all kinds oiancy articles Of the latest invention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10
MARITIME HERALD.
To ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains Of vessels av;,,
here, will give Commodore w A. basseft OF our no ~, fe
report Of the shipping left a the peI whence they sailed The
vessels spoken their list Of their
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Bassert ,
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocats
u
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To which we add comparative table, exhibiting the
total receipt at that port from the opening of navigation
TO LIST September in ls4l and 1912 =
Articles. lai 1919
flour bbis. 4l6,88l 35i9O3
Wheat, bush Cos 1863 5s5i53
| Corn, 95,0T
oats, l70,69i
we have received the report of the Montreal market
the 9th instant, the date. There had been very
moderate busins donen Canada Flour the majority Of
transactions at 27s Cd mos In American the bu-
sness has been considerable prices varying between
os Cd and 26s 3d. the latter being the maximum rate
mos most favorte brands and the former being
those held in less estimation. The opinion prevailed
since the receipt othe by the Caledonia that prices
would rocede Several cargoes of Ohio Wheat had ar
rived but we have not heard of any being sold with the
exception OF two cagoes of inferior quality weighing
under 90 lbs per mnot at IS 2a per 60 h. Good Wheat
uPo the receipt othe last from Europe wouli have
brought 5s cd IS "a; but it will command as much
now The prospects Cor the shipment of flour were very
poor indeed. -
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BY RIELL AND ARCULARIUS.

By KIFLL AND AKCULARTUS.
AT II o'clock, at l3 Roadway.
SSlCiNEES SALE of the furniture Of an extensive dry
goods store, conss ing Of splendid pier glass IS BY Is
inches elegant gilt chandeliers 20 chairs large counting
rouse desks tables large and small and pipe, Hoe
20 pate't copying press awning packing boxes, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-10

DR MOFFATT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.
- These zines indebted for their In te man
fes and sensible action the springs and channels
hundred cered which have been made public
sn in almost species Of disease 10 which the human
P6enis Bitter have Been srs,eaiiy and publicly aetnow
lodged By the benetted ard who previously
acquainted with the beautifully hios 'phea principles upon
~ act.
The Life Medicines recommend themselves in disesses Of
from the costs Of the stomach bowels the various mpur
ties and crudes constantly settling round them; and TO
move The hrdened faces which collect in the conyoutons OF
these nieave such collected behind TO produce
habitual cotyenes with all its r.n Of evils sudden dr
ra with its imminent dangers This fact is we'll known to
all regular Anatoms who the human bowels after
deah and hence the peadcc Of these well informed men
against quack medicines prepared and heralded
The second effect OF the Life Medicines cleanse the kid
and the bladder and BY this the liver and the
regularity of the urinary The blood which takes ta
red color from the agency Of the liver and tie lungs before
ished by food coming from clean stomach freely
through the veins part OF the system, and r
uwph.1ily mounts the banner q health. ,.o.,,u.
Flaulency Pspitation Of the Heart Loss Of Appetite Heart
burn, and Headache, R..ies.ne,s Lsssogi and Mel
Wo:m. Gh@s, and Conumpiion scgiyy, Ulcers. Iays,.I
iseso@psin. saw ES%dy and other dssressb cc
rleIicns, Salt Rhsum, Erysps Common Colds. and lnu
AID all assans. meats a Of Tie
various other diseases which the nan frame liable For
sloi~,s.r SIS Broadway. N Y
BALTIMoEE SINn's riges Whites Baltimore Cid -
4. ,,,- 100 Barrels Franklin Gin,
o'' s'do OF vegy'upenof qnalitg io5 ,ss by ,v.urr
50 eod3"r No. 90 Front street.
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Jacket shp England, Waite, from Liverpool, Aug. O. with
mdse 20 C. IL Matshal aud Goodhue Co. Sailed in with
ionndl tnd, with Gains and head winds.
ng rs9rlanl Bedell, days from Norfolk with mdse, TO
Brig Caseoi York, days from Richmond with mdse to
$500 49, -
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w % iss ,fSss SS;'ossi
od has sn ss, Il
lax lady o!heTwe-actiye or silent who can
a.. s :a
ns sSe s w TIS BE and he
dental. UneIceptonabie reference given SO Itsr
yVANTEpT Three or four girls for the purpose Of making
a rss' apply Madame dsis
D d y mS
country or cy-good references given Address line
| TQ,FAMILIEs GOING SOUTH to the West Indie. or
Europe-A respectable female q years of age wishes
81: you'd W g1ss going to Enop wcPd good
box U.s. uppsf Post os' oes s's
9YNG Man nS Ehs So"sy ass19'e% with
acted for many years as general clerk in merchants Office
s he would s Sss
1 % con knows the Has good references
mederass sslarsay 81 week Address Inquirer he
YQRK1The caTtmen # the city of New York are re.
sh: : 81
Of republican government at the Ashburton dinner
... BY ''! Join II r. oPPTT %ERs Chairman
OFFICES TO LET-A comfortable suit Of Offices with or
South ST. Apply on the premises to
JOHN HUDMAN
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL in the country. A lady
fami. SIX children bo.fd scholars She will spare no
pains to reader her house pleasant home the pupil and
sr health morals oesoa 1s1 S healthy Ss
$sf ess i;si sspSSIa tsSs !. %'si; Ar
IS dTssaSss NJ so%ss, Houston SpSS.t ElSSss q.
s ss @ made Known TO Mr. 01e g.
ROARp IN BOND STREET.;-A gentleman and his wife
o0psd and pss;anf rooms, az No Bond street
place. Sc swtee ''
7 0DGlNGs UPON THE EUROPEAN PLAN-To
can't Broadway enemen DESTROYS Of maxine a,s now y
ments for the winter would do well to make early prca
ADIEs!A gentlemen OF domestic habits wishes 10 rro
IL cure LODGINGS that may meet his views
where soardsrs and who would
be willing to aid the advertiser rendering aeresae
der Park postofhce s93,sc
r EECHEs, LEECHEs-Just received several thousand
I.se"'' '0' safe iEXYo 81 bi'sf los Bewsry and
sea.r t7s Broadway.
JTNcURRENT MONEY Of ali kinds purchased at the best
81; SYLVESTER
COLLECTIONS on all parts Of de U,ed States, made on
A' most ''''''''' 'e si SYLVESTER. nwaI!a
RlLLS OF EXCHANGE. on all parts of England, Ireland
:is suns g
INA. OF ia yOSng mar. ,gea 2 wears. would
paper PsbsSs Auctonee or any ONE requiring conSdsn
,ia clerk for 50 per week Advertiser none your nice
srha; been engaged general CLERK with last employees
s. che n MT, or cs
COXS
FURNISHING STORES.
ID MAIDEN LANE afop
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 10. Isaa.
Cleared.

Ships Montreal Tinker London ~ iriswod; Louisiana
Dewhust, Rio de Janeiro and market, Foster Son.
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