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pEGUIATE YOUR BAKER,S BILLS.

REGULATE YOUR BAKERS BILLS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened a store At Ne q Nsssr
Also Pies and Cakes of all kinds Families served At their
dwellings with Bread, ees aud Tea Cskes. ~
Cf,,rns generally will lind this desirable Place for lunch
fine ,yorrd Hot CGee Pies Of all kinds thres
cents a plate; Cakes, Sandwiches, &c, &c.
All made under his personal supervision and
he pledges himself that the best materials ha used the
kst offers. JNO. l. HALEY
ims Gee
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m3-BALDNfs4 AND pANpRUFF,-o idridgss Balm
Of Columbia the only article that will stop the hair from
keeps the head free from dandru which is the primary
cause of badness except when lost by sickness and
this Balm causes it to grow very thick and fine To be
had at 81 Courtlandt street North Fih street, lPha
phia
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CHARLEsroN, Feb. l0.-Cotton-The receipts of Up
lands during the past week have been considerable.
amounting to not less than Ia 437 bales Exported in
same time hales leaving hand shipping stock Of
6l67 bales exclusive Of 70 shpboard not cleared
and consequent increase Of the stock during the last
week of upwards OF 800 bales The sales OF the week
have been 606o bales at the following particulars 653
"a, 30o 81 12i 81 2ii, 81 IL, 81 o. 81 cents
Long COttonsThe operations in Sea Island have been
the extent Of about :25 bales Of which, 800 white and
80 stained We experience considerable difficulty in OBJ.
tanning the exact prices which the sales made
therefore, only state that the former principally
from "a IS cents and upwards and the latter from
l0a IA cents bales Santees brought 90 cents Re.
ceved last week 1905 bales exported 1872 Stock hand
253S
MACON, Feb 6--Cotton--Sales for several DAYS past
have generally been from 81 cents-princpa sales
for all good fair cOons, 81 to o. We have heard that
cotton has sold high 81, but do not give
this fair quotation Of the market any time during
the week past Receipts last week heavy
ing the badness sfhe roads but are somewhat less at
tme the roads and weather continue very unfavorahe
FAYETTEVILLE Feb Ave quote 81 as the top notch for
Cotton, that price having been paid for lot Thursday;
the article sells readily, and principally at and Of cts
per Id.
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 3.-Cotton-The inquiry has been
very active since the arrival Of accounts by the
of the 4h and prices have advanced We quote "a to 81
and choice lots will bring slc The transactions small
as very little is coming in.
MopnE, Feb. 3.-Cotton-Arrived since the 9th ult
1909 bales. Cleared in the same time iA779 making
reduction in stock Of 46S3 bales and leaving hand
inclusive Of all shpboard not cleared this evening
stock Of lol24 bales, against 49, bales at same time
last year.
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Cleared.
?s' Ss;s s:::: E;'.iS: J;s:s ks'! Hs,ss
Es:, ss:S Z
6 town S., Laysas: chssi TSo%a
;Issd !: Gd fsSSs
Richmond N McCready & Coz Alicia, Walter. Baltimore.
Arrived.
ns o Tsss 90 sy % . % en
Sns ,Sa yns bs Ct and % from
eaas, and q ii: o.srSosrd '''e " "''
a " % saa,sn 81 de, % New with
S ;' Sc Ess$ e Az 81: from s :c:
a be sm .s sr whole :" IF sails:
ard caused the ship to Leaks has been North of
Ship Geo all,, HOwe., 80 days from Mobile with cotton,
ship Howard Callan 2 days from Savannah with cotton,
E co. dfB BED ' oa ehsss" JAMIE. m
Brown seaman, a native Of London.
!Gn win Has beea days North Cape
c IL Fss 5Vp Ss' SEPT
S pST GT S S s,a
msie essss o ex dgorcs SIC e e order order ~ Palermo,
fS wa
Barque Casr Mayhsw, II days from Nsuvitas, with
Bsiqas LcS;.ss Emery tof Thom..,on, y Day. from N.
1si G'% i1 and sS" FOR Lett on
Baque Josephne MITCHELL 20 days from New Orleans with
R%G.,,Sr' days from New Or
Barpe Ann Welsh Magma 20 days from Mobile. with
Bargue Cleaner Howe, oi Gardner) 10 day, from Apaa.
| chlcola. with cotton: 10 master.
yi sT AZ: SSi
Sas f Has Sssa sSs Of a s
days, , ssriS%f s n Sir forbes from Stockholm vi. Deal
ss %% s from &c a %
from mss s.. with hsn S's to Under
' ss XSss as s's d. Cubs. Jan with
sugar, Ch,,sain ( fcnVer Left St smoOs. lds, aud
sr'k i5E 9"aa%gsd Swan day. from Bermud, in bal
H%y Ss"So RS. s~ Hs;S'
Brig ChIi.I'ana, Warm tof Howell) 10 days from New
Brig Cro,on, souard, 20 days from Mobile with cotton,
Brig Linden Koopman 20 days from Mobile with cotton to
BF Csynga Jackson II day, from savannah with cotton
Isis Ds%srs,s, Blanchard tcs F,c.ge Me- Il day. from
weather the whole aud has been II days North
wI Rs,s Sr ws Sy : s.,
sc and , caused sy y, to e;s badly ,
shr Oe'qh Elsdss as day, from Curacoa with salt and
SCH, Caio.e., Pout from Newbern NC with naval stores
schr Perseve Lewis from swsnsbsro NC with naval
stores, TO master.
sch volusa, Clnk from swansboro NC with paval stores
to master.
schr Ellen, Chapman, days from Wilmington. NC. with
naval storts, to master.
schr Ana Smith, Cole days from Wilmington. NC. will
raval stores, to McCrcady Il CO.
seh Belle McMath from Norfolk with corn &C. to Star
ges Il Ciearman,
sch Henry, Bolen, days from Newport RI put in for
| Schr Mechanic, RYDER. Norfolk
Schr Maria, Kelly, Virginia.
Below.
| One snip. one brig, unknown.
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- FOR SALE, OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR

- FOR SALE, OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR
2dBCITY PROPERTY 1.-TWO very fine Farms. in the
cous,y Of COLUMBIA, containing about $50 acres each
ludlow Ess Of Caveack; and within and half OF
two Of the city udson The Hudson railroad and
along the borders and through portions Of
each They are superb order and beautifully WOODED and
Exclusive Of the usual farming the meadows
last year and thrs huudfed tons Of hay
They wonld be we'll adapted for stock g~zng the milk
made the be in the New York
ket at daylight the next Morning
particular description OF ire property scarcely
cesny the purchaser will doubt BY personal nspec
ton, ascertain for himself its value.
The Farms thr possessn Of William H. Ludlow Jr.
from whom Information concerning them be acquired.
For tr,ms. apply at "A Barclay strsst 20 .,,,.,.
IL 3taw lmrc JOHN 4. bTEVENS.
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CAsuALrTy.-We learn from Fayetteville IN. c.
Observer, that the night Of the 9th instant seven
negroes crowded themselves into to the
Cape Fear few miles below that town. but before they
reached the opposite bank the sunk and five out Of
the drowned viz two belonging to Jonathan
Evans, Esq., two belonging to Mrs. Kelly, and girl be-
longing to Mr. Kirkpatrick.
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BY this increase in the cash liabilities Of
increase of assets amounting $780,
increase of $780, 100 in the circulation and increase o.
S32,3l5 in the amount of specie hand. As general
thing the banks in little better condition than usual
We cannot discover that they have made any extension
of discounts account of the speculations going in
cotton in that section Of the country The specie in their
vaults has increased nearly 900 snceSeptember LIST,
being nearly two thirds of the whole receipts of specie
since that date The deposits have also increased since
September LIST, than two millions. The following is
condensed statement Of the condition Of the banks made
from the official returns
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MrssIssIPrr.-By the last accounts from Jackso
the small pox was prevailing to an extent that hreatene
the both ult, and several other members SICK.
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90 MANEsCAs ORAL SYSTEM OF TEACHING
the French Language, by his daughter, Madame L. Ma
nesca Durand. An evening class for gentlemen is
forming and will commence in few days. Gentlemen
and Ladies who have studied the French by Manescas
sructon Private instruction for ladies during the day
No. rs Franklin street.
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Suggestive regret to learn, says the Savan;;
resident of ST. Marys, Fa.; committed suicide on
Monday night last. BY drowning himself Dr. c.. was a
native Of one of the Northern States but had resided in
st. Marys about twenty years. appears that the act
premeditated, note found hsadesk stating
that he intended to commit suicide but giving
for doing so. DIR. C. was single man,
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Married.,

In st. Georges Bermuda the 18th Dec. last, by the
Rev. DIR. Tucker, VIM LuSvoN PEaRSo, Esq. OF the Ord
nance Department to JAxx youngest daughter Of John
Davenport Esq and niece Of the late Sir Francis Forbes,
of New South Wales.
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THE u. S. SHIP PRINCETON. fine steam
irigate, commanded by Captain Stockton, arrived
in this harbor about ak last evening" having made
much thicker she neared the city She lies at anchor
IN the channel near Giesborough mile or SO below
Greenlesfs Point-Nat. INTEL FED Is.
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Passengers Arrived,

ssAL-Drig spy-Mesyp Undsrh'il. Ames, Wiiiam,. and
Wgham. 49,, -
TRiNipAp-Brg AIbertiua-Capt 2 Eddy, Gallagher.
NoBrLE-Bng Croton-Messs Pratt, King, Ward, Terhune
Quiutard, Fannlng Norhup.
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DEATH OF EJupGE IMusuUpxp-The Baltimore
American announces the death of Hon. Richard .:
Magrnder Associate Judge OF the Sixth Judicial
of the bar of that State He died suddenly Sunday
night last of disease of the heart The day previous he
had attended to his duties in Court, a. usual.
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0g- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TuRE for the radical cure of primary OF secondary sy
phs This powerful alternative has entirely taken the
place of mercury among the regular medical praction
ers II composed of the most strengthening and purify
ing vegetable medicines aud always gives additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from venerea faint in their system
mercuria disease, should this powerful Alternative
without delay Sold in single bottles, 81 eaehin
OF hal doxen So carefully packed and sent to all parts
othe Union Office Of the College Of Medicine and Phar
macy % Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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BAIrMoRE. Feb 12An Orb Watts, Turks Island; Rair
Brosn Bos,Sa Below Roanoke Rio; Frances Jane. Porto
R,cHMoND Feb g-Arr Abby Amelia, Attakapas. Sid Mas
CHAnLEsToM Feb lo-Ar Glenbervii. IBrl RUSSELL Lon.
don Below HqEon lBrl from Belf.st IL the oing ship
Wehman. Brensa; Magrst Kelly. Matanzas. Sid Meaapi.
Bf] Liverpool; Herald, BIZ Watson. West Indies; Bella del
sAvAssAT Feb eCld Eli Whitney HARDING, Boston; Gen
Ray, Liverpool; Coquette. Young, W indie,.
Foreign Ports
RIO JASEiRo Dee In port Panthea, Abbott from Balt
more di.g solo%on saln Cry Do. 9nc COrnslia Young
RdSe for do; Dan Webster disg; Mason
from Montevdeo Janus, Turner, and Franklin Soper
whalieg: shins ADAM nd Columbia
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NEwoAsrLE-Shp Nornsnde-6o0 tons coal Tyson & Ju-
jah-5o cts Pollen Cosate42 Hst-36 q Meyer SON
40 q Morewood-2o Barclay Lvinsston--i8 boxes
innes &co
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New Stock Exchange,
State OF Trade.

512J
misconceptions looking up in this marke t, and
grain is high at the west. This looks favorable Ge.
nesee flour held by In this city at S. An eli ,hh
len however is accepted in few quarters Thirtyt hou-
sand bushels OF wheat have recently been sold in Oct ro
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Feb. 1916 r. M.

Stocks are on the advance. Every the List i'm
proved. Ohio SIS per cent Pennsylv ania SIS In
diana ]; Harlem .; Illinois Kentucky 6s 4; Farmers
Trust 3; Long Island Norwich vicksburg New
Jersey Paterson North American Trust closed firm
at yeserdaysprices The sales were quite large and
good spirit prevailed at both boards Money is more
abundant and the stock market generally looks ia
vorably than it has for long time.
Counterfeit fives on the Onondaga County Bank at Sy;
racuse in circulation dated Oct ls, lsis letter c,
with the endorsement of the Comptroller forged the
back.
There was insured on the ship Wales whose loss has
been heretofore reported Boston, $4,000 at the Equitable
Safety office, and $4,000 at the Neptune.
The amount of revenue from customs received at the
port of Boston last week $4,000 The value OF the
merchandise entered was $636 900.
The assets Of the Commercial Bank sold at auction
were nomnay valued at between two and three hundred
thousand dollars and brought about five thousand This
shows many Of the beauties of banking in small focus
Evdenceike this cannot be controverted The present
system Of banking produces cases like the above very
often.
The paper currency Of many Of the southern banking
and other corporated manufacturers Of paper money il
fast going out of existence. At Milledgevlle Georgia
on the LIST instant, 1896 600 in Central Bank bills
burned by the officers of the institution They have
hand about $4,000 more to share the same fate Th
surest method to remedy the evils arising from
abundance ofpaper money, is to destroy the Com
the publication at the fountain head and the
rent will improve the rest.
The Central Railroad of Michigan bids iar to be very
profitable and productive improvement The increase
Of business be from the following report Of
cepts for the monthiof January,l
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- G7- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared BY the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city of New York, is confidently
recommended and prescribed by the first medical pract
TONERS ofthe city, for all cases ofdeby produced either
by secret indulgence excess OF any kind detrimental
10 the constitution a invaluable remedy for mpo.
ence sterty, or barrenness uniess depending on NAL
plants arising from debiitaed state of the constitution
Sold in single bottles 81 each Of half dozen S.
carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 95 Nassau
street. VS.. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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We shall favor if Captains Of Vessel. will give
to Commodore RoBEnr SILygy, Of onr News Fleet Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo. and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents end Cor.
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will 10 thankfully
received
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GRAND CONCERT,

no BE GIVEN Al CONCERT HALL, No. fo6 Broad
L way Wednesday Evening, Feb lh. 1874 by the Mem.
bers Of PALNO'S Nate) COMPANY, a..
Who respectfully inform their fricncs and the public that
from the ha,terng they met with at their ht
Concerts and the solicitation Of families Of he
highest rspecaby, no present they will give ancth-
er at the above place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, when
they will the honor OF entire select0n
the mos, musical productions Of the day The Gem
plny Of the following adies and gentlemen
Mrs. PHILLIPS. Mas SHARPE,
MISS BRUCE, Mn. HOLMAN,
MIX LYNCH, MR. KAyANAH,
AND MR.. kNEA08.
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CO. WEIGH TOOTH ACHE DROPS WILL CURE
any case, pay will be taken. These Drops
Courlandt street Also splendid Cologne Water quart
bottles price 90 cents,
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PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
PART l.
OpepnR Chorus The American Flag by the COMPANY
When Freedom from her mountain height,
unfurld her standard 20 the air,
She the a robe OF night
And set the stars OF glory there
Song-Fairy Bells. Mr. Kneass
sorg-1he Home that Love... Miss Brace
Baifad-'sab-i. e. Mr. Lynch
Song-McG GREG, rs gathering Mrs Sharpe
Cboras-Cus way across the Mountain BY the Company
Soug-A brave bold Mr. Ksvanah
SongOh what Joyous day, by desire Mrs Phillips
Grand Duet 'Tis he, tits he returned TO me, from
the Op.ra OF Tampa Mrs SHARPE and kavnnah
Chorus-Now prepare. from the Opera Of John OF
PART II.
Ghorus-Yes Brothers, yes.'' by he COMPANY
n
Favofite Song. rmlps
Song--My Hearts in the Highlands Mr. LyRch
Due-Mset me by Moonlight Mrs fhiiiips and M Lynch
Chorus-Lady BIZ bv the Company
song-Oh am a Merry Sailor Lad. Miss Bruce
BralIasan Mr. Hevsnah
bus;-Comie ...Nlrs sharp ard Mr. Kness
Chorax-Bsdam Medley BY the Company
Enaie-(;ood nishf good Dis ht BY the Company
TICKETS ONE SH1LLlN0-To be had a. the door.
Doors open a haifput o-commence at hapast O'clock
Itsm
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ny- ANODYNE SHAVING CREAM, FROM II
Courlandt street The best article for shaving in this
CITY Took the first premium at the Fair Also Doctor
spohns Sick Headache Remedy certain cure. war
ranted.
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90 dad notwithstanding the teeth during
Sleep and restlessness indicative of worms api are
symptoms that should be Immediately attended to- Sher
mans Worm Lozenges will give immediate relief The
number ocases which have occurred within short time
where the worms have been brought away in immense
quantities and perfect health restored to the sufferer
places the Doctors Lozenges every other
medicine which has ever been discovered They are
pleasant to the TASTE easily administered to the peu
lent child and can always be depended upon when given
according to directions DR. Shermans warehouse is i06
Nassau street. Agens227 Hudson street, 1873 Bowery,
II East Broadway, 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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o. EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, COLORs HAIR
any shade from light brown to Jet black and will not
IN the least stain the skim Warranted To be had only
delpha.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IA.


s6 81 MOON RfsEs..s-. is
,uN D 81 HIGH 20
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Packets to Arrive.

Packets to Arrive.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Independence. Nye, Jan. 81
Saml Hicks, Bunker. Jan. 26
New York, Croppsr. Feb. !
Liverpool, Eldridge. Feb. 6
FROM PoRrsM0UTH.
Prince Albert, Sebor, Jan 20
Toronto, Girls void. Feb. |
FROM HAvRE.
Baltimore, Funck, Jan. 10
Argo, Anthony, Jan. 20
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Q7- COMSTOCK'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIL.
LA Is warranted as strong and good and in az large
bottles as any other preparation of the kind and is sold
for just half the price Of all Others so cents per bot
Acoustic OIL certain and permanent cure ior deafness
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SuTpIus Of JANUARY, 1871. $7,564
This exhibits wonderful ncreasean increase Of nearly
two hundred per cent Should the aggregate returns for
the year show the result this Railroad will pay
very handsome dividend its rs cost and have very
great influence the movements of the Legislature
gardng the sale of the interest of the State in this work
Of internal Improvement. The. Railroads Of Michigan
must, from opposition, be very lucrative Situated
between the east and the west produce must be trans.
ported over them to market and the west increases
must those works connected with it in bringing out
its resources.
The monthly report for January Of the Banks Of New
Orleans as compared with the previous returns presents
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MARITIME HERALD.
Railing Days OF the Steam sn,ps.
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
yoR LIVERPOOL.
United States. Britton, Feb. IA
England, Bartlett, Feb. 16
Rochenter. Brit,on, Feb. 81
Garrick, SKiddy, Feb. &c
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Switzerland, knight. Feb. 20
Victoria, Morgan. March
FOR HAvRE
Sully, Burrows, Feb. IC
burgundy, Wotton, Feb. "a
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90 PROFESSOR VELpEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the permanent cure of Gonorohea, elect and ali
mocupurulent discharges from the urethra No medicine
ever offered to the public, exercises such powerful effect
table pills. They the fruits of twenty-five years ex
perence of Professor Velpeau at the Hospital of LIE
Charlie in Paris, and confidently recommended by
him as the only preparation that has proved successful in
every case They were introduced into this country two
years ago by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
during which time more than ten thousand boxes have
been sold and the College defes single instance Of
failure to be shown Sold in boxes. 81 EACH at the Office
Of the College, 95 Nassau street.
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CusAcoA, Jan &c. I9tt.
Vessels in port-Barques Barring Brothers, Crooke or Bath
ldg salt for Havana to sail 9th Corn Waer Of PHILADELPHIA
arr 18th fom ~ Thomas quarantine will be out ~ one or
two days bgs Altoona Dosne of kingston 1dg for Hamburg
e sal i,tb ish Tan hsnter Thomas from sPa ,9r
town, dg for Boston, 10 sail 10Th.
brig Lawrence, Commander w II Gardner sailed 9Th Tor
eeward. cruise
Bsque FAIRY Cook and brig Pacific Cook (whaersl both
Of sailed hence 18th cruise the former with
81 bbls the latter ~ 81 oil. 49,
Brig Mary Walker Thnne Of Philadelphia, saled from st
Mchacl's Bay on the IN. for NOrlesns with salt
Vessels from Thomas Nafacabo qusrantned Tor
two or three avs on the small both places
when f 81 sickness appears they are released
miscellaneous.
FpoaRrows Feb. Brig Voliarc, Bradley, of Thomas
ton Savannah for Boston, cargo nc cotton and hides
ae he,ns ashore Long Shos ounded
rot off last Sunday and ashore the NE point Of
trvet leaking 1000 strokes hour she commenced dsehag
ing ,csterday Sch Mscdonough from NYork for Eastpo
Is also ashore Muskeget; cargo, coffee lard -four COM
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O5- AN ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT.-AnA meri.
can writer of some celebrity, in of his cleverest
works lays one of his bestwren scenes in Atws Nu-
sic Repository, at 2Ol Broadway. For fashionable
morning lounge where is to agreeable peo
pe Of congenal tastes. musical lady or gen.
tlean could scarcely find better place. while for music
instruments, better could not be desired Atw has
not only every thing but the best of every thing its
best style. While Operas Concerts, Prma Donnas and
Vonsts are all the rage we must not forget "our native
sorgs.v
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o. THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS CAL
led 10 notice the sticks of timber placed;for inspection
the sawed by the machinery invent
ed by James Hamilton OF this city Heretofore twas sup
posed impossible by machinery to saw curved
and beveed timber and plank required in ship building
but here Is practical illustration of feasibility and we
would refer all persons wishing purchase machines to
the proprctors, Messrs. Hamilton Schuyler, No. Wall
street
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p3- WE HAVE BEEN STRUCK OF LATE BY
the notices in many OF the papers OF Connels Magical
Pain Extractor from 81 Courlandt street, which they
say will cure any Of the following complaints pay
will be taken for it. viz BURNS scalds eryspeas, piles
salt rheum scrOula chiblans chale frosted parts
nipples eyes, old Sores felons biles and fact all
outward ailings We have This article tried
vera Of the above complaints with the most astonishing
efectcuring after all other articles had been tried
vain costs nothing unless it cures. Also, in Phladel-
phia 9 North 9Th st.