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BRUNSWICK sHEETIN0s. The Brunswicks are the
heaviest OF all the "a Brown sheetinas being about pound
az yards, and the but shade above ordinary
styles Country merchants solicited examine this artc
with the largest Of Brown Domsstc
Cotton Goods tsheet'ngs and shrings ever exhibited
ect and offered small the so bale price the
doors Of Nos rs and 20 Cedar Pearl Also battsom
bundles 100 lbs Also Wickiug, Warp Twine aud
WAdding. Il. N. UNDERHILL.
o30 It~uc
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"COME, NATIVES, AROUSED"

FREE BORN, Native American. TO The GRAND
Ea River. opposite the United states Hotel and Fulton Mar
csu invite ali good I esns so ye american ps
utons look dongs the evening Of October ss
al o'clock We rally Second Ward Mass Meeting, with
brilliant Fireworks. Song and Sentiment Flag and Banner and
Drum and Trumret 9spirv the Natives glorious victory
the coming 5h of November-whsn the ballot boxes vii
g Of America redeemed from and forever thereafter
free and happy We enjoy the o dstn
gushed citizens and ladies' and also to grated with
eloquent hangues from Oakley Grren, Rockwell Nael and
Morse and sever NOR Native yosalsts Will, such heart,
of nl present. he death knell Of foreign influence
By order Of the Ward Executive COMMITTEE: H. Boughten,
f. A. Ross g. Seeley, j. Todd J. Everde A. Dorlen s.
H. A. Fay. D. Trufsn,, H. Corwn, q. Brown Brazee,
A. G Thompson and the Association officers, ex oiicio
o28 4tsm
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IMPORTANT FROM TFxAs-IF 1RUE.-A letter re-
ccved in this city from Texas states il a that
Santa Anna had applied to the Texan Government
through the British Consul, for srmstce Chaylson
Patriot, Oct. 26.
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SAvANNAH-Brg Macon-O3 casks rice Cooley & Wells-it
-l2U tcs rice 10 order
CHARLEsrON-ShipS Smith. Mills
co-,5 Pilot lie Babieri2 do Hobrock Nelson
oox W Co sng-2 Iks Mrs II N Han-i boz Rev X Bolton
Mathewson6 tons old copper Masters, Markoe COP
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New stock Exchange.

SALES OF SrocKs-BosToN, Der 2S
Erchange Board lie shares Taunton Branch RR, lis;
uoAion Id Maine RR new stock, l06; u EitchbuiR
RR new stock l0s; III Reading RR 81: 100 do AZ lO0
40 10, bosod, sli; 30 do bolw OFT; bOdo sol5d, e
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On Tuesday 29th inst at the North Dutch Church. by
the Rev DR. knox, CHAs A. LLOYD, to Miss ALICE
daughter OF the glao Abraham Tanner, Esq all Of this
cit
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The in'srssVwarrant Of the Housatonic Railroad Com.
any secured by mortgage to Robert Schuyler due No
venabcr will be paid presentation to the ONCE OF
L Q Schuyler, in this city.
report was recently put in circulation at Toronto
that the Bank Of Montreal had failed and the bills Of th,
institution we're offered in Toronto at discount Of ffty
per cent and the branch Of the mother Bank at that
place crowded with persons demanding specie for their
notes. Every demand was promptly met, and q short
time sacsd to reduce the excitement and restore conf
dsnce in N ability of the bank to meet its liabilities in
full Eaohsf the Toronto banks have given notice that
the notes of the Bank of Montreal and the City Bank OF
Montreal will ba received usual in payment fer any
demands due them. The Bank OF Montreal and the City
Bank OF Montreal are sound institutions as can be
found in the Cansdas According to the returns made
on the Si oi August last the liabilities and assets stood
a. annexed -
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MEnICAI. AnVlCE.


sSs. .a... ss,sssa FsIssa .sS 6srg%.1
cd,e,og. Ieaa!s n.,ss ms'c,ry restraint N d Or hin
6kshITy NERVOUS OR Sg g ,.aI.
youth and erby causing oshty emissions, and event.
S Ss s Sss%ss ss s .y a saT
'hs XXI; "''s % %s.s1ss a.s r without tn.
patient beng The .wa- sometime. caused BY maueat
srsiss, parties i--n.sss- .-, By the Dr. sd.e,u.iy
The Doctor Being on. q - ley qualified advertising Sur.
yeons in II. city sua,nses rse, cur Or no ehss made
"sSs.. ave. ''as S,T G"I;S STATES
STRANGERS BEWARE
IN THIS AGE OF ,QUACkERy AMP HUMBUg i 10
Ey%Ssss I1'a% iSs0t d No.
s rs , sa s'es%ip 81 ii defeat. . he s s
% sw % b. fs.u M a @ oa @ t, I (. % and ,
whatever with any other office 80 itsec
THERE Is NO STRONGER EVIDENCE Of the great
value q Dr. Hunter. Red Drop than g, fact ha, scarcely
ing We would seriously wan the interested hsi Hrae
o wss SS s RsSn e t. s.:. % & b as, slS ms
70 be- the only remedy earth that thoroush and eseu
hs val I" Ab,@S SO
MEGSym sLAbAsA,- Tbs, :ms, e.! ssIsd e.sl
las:1 o. dsS hereafter s.%ss'
land pssene,Ss should enough ogr 70 nah. i .bjet
For tasssge light freight, Apply to o NJ kLf.
an i,s er 266 Frontst.
ny ORDER OF AARON vANDERPOEL, Justice Of
ID il.s su,rrior Court, OF the City Of New York.
Notice Is hsnhy given, pursuant 70 the provisions Of hs
stuts authorizing attachments against nonresident debtos,
b.i an issued against the Of CHARLtS
NICHOLS resident Of Ans rrdsm, IN Holland and that the
sns will sold for the OF his debts unless h
,nd Jischage such attachment according law within
months from the hrst publication Of this notee and that
Of drb due him by residents Of this state,
,nd s delivery 70 him OF for his of goIsy y',nn
p~ry by him, Arv forbidden by law and are void
D'''' '" W. W y WibTERN 4 EDwARDs,
mrsi iuwsmsr Attorneys for A.tschina Crdfcs
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which, on a large amount Of freight, IL very i'm
trar' We see by these calculations that 1t IL,
ury doubtful whether the Morris Canal can secure
Is proportion Of the coal coming to this Market a. on,
o. the three canal routes through The company trsns
Psrns this article the chespes must Of course mo- opo
lie The carry ing trade to The OF power
This principal sources from which the Morris Canal
receive supply efcoa for transportation the Lehigh
Canal and in thstevsnt Of reduction OF freight low ths
'hassd by the Delaware and Delaware and Raritan III.
supply will onlybe regulated the capacity the canal
to do the business Independent OF very great amount
ot business in transporting COAL have no doubt but
that the amount Of local freight offered will be very fair
but not to an extent sufcen to give any revenue The
whole value OF this work depends entirely upon its ab
ty to compete with the Delaware and Delaware and Rar
Canals in the coal trade Our estimatss are made up
FROM the best authorty and unless they are defective in
oms PARTICULAR we chance for the Morris Canal
becoming productive property. no matter how much
reduced the cost.
Domsstic' exported from Boston during the week end
ling Oct. 2sth -
10 East Ind o.. ss.....,............ l9S bales.
wss. hniss. ~
South America. ca.................. 90 /"
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,22 t3iissrrt

WANTED
A MAN CAPABLE OF CONDUCTING A MANIJFAC.
"A TORY OF SULPHUkC ACID and The most common
Chemical products This will be capital chance Tor coIn
without capital Address NO i04O Lower
Post Oce, stating name, address, and qualifications
o2e iwissm
WANTED.-A white woman Cook-good recommends
', tons Apply at 4l3 Houston street. o3O go
WANTED-A three story twe attic House, well
W situated in DrOadway-or small family, for
mouths longer suit all parties Address, post paid
o29 3tsec
SPKITs TU NPENIi Nt--70 barrels hest quality Southern
~ afiost, for sale by WOODHULL MlNTURNS
os~c n South street,
THE INTEREST WARRANTS OF the Certified Notes
OF the Housatonc Railroad Company secured by mort
gage 70 Robert Schuy Alfred Bishop Samuel Smons Roy
Al Garfield and Luther Monon due November
VIII be paid presentation the Office Of the subscribers
Hanover street, New York
$50 3tsrrc r. & g. L. SCHUYLER.
Dog L0ST7The liver coored Setter Dog. Basto, stayed
from NO lPenard street, Sunday the 27th
liberal reward will be paid his the place He
glt letters which have been removed n fallen imp
e hands All persons cautioned OBTAINING him after
thls notice o30 2tsnc
FURNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENTS WANTED
IN geneel neghbohood The advertisers family is small
and will be exceedingly careful IN the Of furniture sua
ton preferred IN the lower part Of the cy Address g. at
the office OF the New York Herald $50 ltsec
BEACON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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BEACUN COURSE -TKOTTlNG.

THREE TROTS ON ONE DAY.
Thursday October 3ls at NJ precisely. Purse $50two
mile heats harness. HWoodruf entersg John Anderson
A. Concklin Fashion, Ja, Whepey gI e
Stockton Immediately after match for Si000-tw0 mile
nadr the saddle George seee, Of New York ch Sir
Same day match for $200le heats the
celebrated pacing horses Fairy Queen and John c. Calhoun
on rrc
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sCOTT's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
. X o G ERY ND WINE STORE

SUPERIOR TEAS COFFEE, SUGAR-Also, Wines in
~ everry varietyOard Champagne and Cogniac Brandy
IRISH and Scotch Whisksy Old Jamacs Rum; Holland Gin
JOHN 8. SCOTTS
Wholesale and Retail Stor, 10 Nassau street.
B-People from the country Hotel and Boarding HOUSE
Keerer. who bsy for cash, win find their adv
.. of feIpense. o3o lms nc
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PUssengers Arrived.
no uHANDE.BnE Sea Brd-Mastsr Lewis de Silva.
mArA0uEz-Barque sabella-E Will
posTo CABsLLo-Brig Tokens Macher.
pARBApoEs--Schr Hound-W Oxworth Mrs Hentvixck
SSAvAssAH-Brg Ascon-Mr Brown.
y.HAsLtsIosoShlp sutton--Aliss . D Willard. Miss =
seerage.
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PRICE REDUCED.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
NHE CHIEF VIRTUES Of the TRICOPHEROUB, Of

FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
'THE CHIEF VIRTUES Of the TRICOPHEROUB, or
4 Patent Medcated Compound
Its kracing. strengthening and clarifying qualities.
3Elts gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
3- producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb
root aud particularly in the pulp which the vessels
ind nerve, giving life and vigor 10 the hair
Its elualising the circulation Of the fluids.
Its FREEING the skin from the effects OF perspiraon,
md d.ndrnH, and dsposing the hair to curl.
reslth, to the latest period of life.
ranitous advice given disease connected with the hair
tne nar Uniting Rooms l46 Broadway stairs corner Of
'hnertv street o30 3tsuc
NlNIH WAhD kENTUCkY CLAY CLUB.
CLAY AND FRELINGHIYSEN.
~ q the Kentucky Clay Club ard all those dis
20 ,d thsr aid ed 10 assemble AZ Kentucky
NO r,rry street. on Wednesday Morning, 30h ns
o'clock ne object being operate with their fellow
Wings IN the celebration Of that day -
WIN. B,LLIsos MEEcH, sscre nv oas atsm
WILLIAM sCHARFENBERG& x FERD LUIS leg iea,,
t2 inform ,her ends and the public in general that tI,
Mnsc, for the sale OF which they have oi.ed euot Al .
36 Broadway, FmnLn street where NAV he con
santly found all the Classical Works of the cs~ated french
German and Italian composers, well all the latest pubca
ions, Of which they viii always have compee a.
soon as published in Europe.
IN b. Italian strings Of suvnor quality for violns Guitar,
nsip' &c &C. 5iive Wt~, nosn, &C o5 inissnc
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Rackefu tn Arrive.


we shall esteem favor il Captains of Vessels will NV,
3 nphshI SyEy Captain OF our News Boats, report Of
nr shipping left at the whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo any iorea
newspapers or news they may have He will board them I'M
nedatsY on eir arrival Agents and al hom,
abroad WIZ also confer favor by sending this Office al
ron of any kind will be thankfully received "
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
EXHIBITION.
THE END OF THE WORLD.

PAINTING,
OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by +. Anelli, a the Apollo
~ ll0 Broadway The Exhibition isl entirely seperats
from the Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ, and from 10 r. NJ.
Admission 25 oi0 line re
pANORAMA AT NIBLO's GARDEN-Open for a .hon
season, the most magnificent Panoramic Painting
nbited tls country ESQ all the that
L executed by the celebrated Artists Mr. W Dane H.
g. Pares and Augustus Earle r. A. London IL opel
during the day.
Admttance the Garden and Artists are
respectfully invited the Panorama free OF charge
~ The Panorama Of Madras exhibited in RUSSELL
Square, attended aud when purchased
Mr. Nibo considered the bsst Panoramic painting
London. SIS 2mrc
M,LLE, PAULINE DESJARDiNS respectfully informs
1vA her patrons and the public general that she about
form Clssss de Dance for ladies and gentlemep p whci
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning sfhool will be from IL O'Clock O'Clock
and the evening from O'Clock TO 0 o'clock
Ladies' and gentlemen wishing Instruction requested
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BURTON,s THEATRE.

ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
WEDNESDAY, 30th Of October, lsi4-Mr CONNERS
HENEFiT1Will be presented ONE GLASS MORE. or the
,After which. MILLNERs HOLIDAY, or Out for
Frolc.
To conclude with LA FIT'TE
THURSDAY EVENING, 3st Of October-Nr. MYERS
BENEFIr-Will be presented WIG and DEMOCRATS.
To conclude with ONE GLASS MORE or the Drunkard's
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ADJUSTMENTS.


r Hack-s-cond nisht of his Farewell Fnsagement and las
% NEsR @ VIZ S.ssr' oh. r.: sI%.f
Ann f's; M Ss,',.d
Aa ssd Nj Isa sa. Ts
20 cens--flr 80 cents-Gallery Is cents.
OPERA HOUSE
"a .nd Sosns faSoRaMH q &.
and he RTASrsHSS' lsG M.s. %
5R?F foR Tas SsiSSGd SiT TH's0a Pelham and waen-ALL
- This Painting executed by j. r. SMITH Fsq from az
% w RIw ,Ss.S s. Sn : h ,ps By him a:h,s
AIlowaE H G time a. each ;eetion for :.planation
open 1-Concer and Exhibition quarter o'clock
Dunn as Rascal jack = ie0'' ''D'o""sy-"f ''hn
y 7S .s 5snen
H mhsSy hasy EbD3 I'D @Th ThE Ell s Mi ASS
NJ; sIeasS,%' IiS EISrs NJ, rFsig:- ,r~ ' s'
M Daan; Lsey sn Ms & Emile Mss ssM jack
ns. Ge ;. cent?. upp,, Ba,s s' ft a'
On T0-MoRRoW tvENINu @, !l,s Compl im-ntary Benefit
e Mads P.ylss m aud sGe. MasIs vim ,.s
"s s.1eas Sft1 % and
MI.
q cotS%. sP Tsa Cd DC csmpsas s1 WI" m "'0s
tn aa ny M s,s n cents Dress Circle and
CIRCUs-BOWERY.
BRILLIANT ADDITION TO THE TROUPE.
COL ''A''s = ssrds Il SA %. Ss sS%s and
I1f Sf HsHiT SSERs Rfsin
NfS soas' Sm qa M Virginia BY s Mn.
quarter before lover by lox. o2sssm
BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
son CT GEAss MORE M Sc
Aiter which. MILLINERs HOLIDAY. or Out for
To conclude with LA FITTE
EEssStkSpAx HyFss
90 PRICE REDUCED TO 30 CENTS. 90
the solicitation Of several gestemsp Of large fsmiIiss
ris Ss 80 as .has
eal Enhiben il the Word-almo.t real life and
..s ssAss and
NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms Of the National Academy Of Design, Of
% f HsS S% s
SS;Ss . ss s.rss ,ss s: 4S An
s o. sS y q a M he aso
n. ai: Ssss: = r Henry II
ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
A CARD-MR. WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
to the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of New York,
commence at the Assembly Room, Constituuon Hall $50
Broadway Saturday. October 18th, and will continue
throughout the
Days OF Tuition, for Young Ladies and Gennen under H.
every Tuesday and Saturday a1moon commencing sand
for the elder class of eientlsmen Every style
pupils.
Mr. w. that the references he shall offer of his capabty
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended a
pcation above his Private Academy No 70 Sixfh
Avenne where will be made known and circulars given
containing particulars. 02 imsrc
EXHIBITION
THE END OF THE WORLD.
A PAINTING,
OF VERY LARGE SIZE, BY f. Anelli at the Apoo
" ll0 Broadway. The Exhibition isl entirely seperats
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SJOO-S1, ,OOO-St ,.OI-- ~, 900.
NO BE LUrNr.D on Bond and No,tgage, nnncumb~red
property ~ tnn city BSnesy the Land and Loan
suit A. BtlFFUM
o2s atissn Real Estate BrokG.
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CIRCUs-BOWERY'

CIRCUS-BOWERY.
BRILLIANT ADDITION TO THE TROUPE
Fifteen in the Circle.
Col johnson, ~ Shnde II. Nichols b. Jennings and
Mcfarland, and Master Walter Aymar.
SIX LADIES will ride this evening.
First night OF The Grand Pageant Of Horssm nship,
EUROPE, ASIA. AFRICA AND AMERICA
New Songs from Old Virginia by the Pandemonium Mnses
Boxes q cents: Pit l21 cen-Peomancss commence
quarter before lover by 0k. 3tm
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M Haekrttsecond night Of his Farewell ngagement and las
mp eaance but prior to hi departure for kurope
THIS W. MING, act 30, will b- the coined
4 the MERRY WIVES or WINDSOR-Sir John fsl-tah
vi hackrtt; Anne Page, Mrs Skerritt.
To conclude With FURTUNO and his Seven Gifted sei
Aourt-, MIR Chppnda'e Fortuao, Mrs skerrt
ADMISSION bos-s Tie rs 3centx-S~cond aud Third Tier
70 cents--f1t ceuts-(saIlrrv crnts
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Packets TO Sail.
LIVERPOOL.
oxford, Rathbone, Nov. !
lndeIcndence, Nye, Nov. {
virsinian, Hiern, Nov n
Montszu ma. Lo sber. Nov. IL
PORTSMOUTH.
Victoria, Morgan. Nov. /
Wellington, I Chadwick, Nov. %
ii. Hudson. Moore. Nov. 20
HAvRE.
Oneida, Funck, Nov. |
Emerald, Howe, Nov. .
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NEW MUSIC

NFN MUSIC.
| DST RECEIVED. ire following Qirce, Of New
y Muse at he old established store two doors east
81 lAh street feans, wanna avenue.
W. FISCHER
The ForcSier>-N oris from Hneient poetrv
IyrolenDe--Music ~ ponlTeta
Thy Heart nv iome-ky Phillips
The Cot where We WtIe Born-B, TIE Euiehinso1
Family
ExoelsiOr-By TIC Hutchinson Family
Care Am % 90 %
The Poor Ssvoysr6-By w n Montcansrr
The SAINT OF EltnS lsie-R, John n Argnt
The fsrune fuend>-isy Bic l.. Nhie
There uss nme-Ry gos Phulp hnlch
The Cross GA Rsohcl.r-By c. h R.cueu
The night before nc Rr1d,l-R, Gcorrr Lsndey
10 Tho Cod sui, Nlghi--By SCR hcnty H. Sishor
Ps,s4nr lSsv--ty Esis J Neilsn
] hsve eAsca Ihs isot o. be icvc,y--sy Stepas
g MsssaRg
COdio's uud huni--Se be EsAioya,n Sereni5cr.
hnicsorh,Vket stHa-hy lsenef
Pemt-erton rhlia-hs James hcsAon
Three efAad eAlJscs-ty t. i. W hlls
On-ka-rNs wsNs
Me CAtuhne val by lanner
| nIted States Grtnd Msrch ~ John u Andrew
Meont Bowdan Gotcs Strp--N Z Strone
80 regimen SNIok Stcr-bv AuCusiu. J ltrner
TIE Sea Shure--ly y Melss
lOune Pnnlsts firsi nocj -br } Mc~shel.
la rtsus F,tc--ny \, euremullet
Les Beles NaisNlsnncs- ny ChAs Frelryist 10
dolpa
Roa-iu lrlsnaais ;, = Rurrnuuer
Thrma ir,m neaI1eits', ogcih, l. sli.irs SAonrr
-hy 2. 30 gnu,itcf