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NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform hem that
twenty sst the smi lit
.4 a% RI p hs saS the
ton with his sony the repairing and
csh SsaSs silver 'SSs
stand and No No; 2;s Pearl street D. EGGERT.
THE WONDER Y BLESSING OF THE AGE
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY NAN, WOMAN g. CHILD,
'sSsS GSms %',A AssSs SSS s?sh heaSs ssSS
In % B5s S;s
Heart Broken Constitution, from the abuse Of caomei and
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q Philsdelphia- others spurious. and limitations
from h D sH
s IKg Race chfs5E 0's a'A
$a k:s:
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Hays B?ooiya ksins Louis; 4s1sfI n
%'bS % Il % od a IL
TH H'Ts s fm Hsa
y Has Ge n ssssss
keepsis New York; g q Woodman, Xicksburg, Miss; Ii.
Ess Hi csS
w NYNKooP CO sCoMPoUND TONIC MIXTURE
For the cure Of Fever and Ague Remiten and Inter
greatest confidence lis virtues have been induced offer it
to the public with the that it will effect speedy
aud permanent Of that Distressing complaint II highly
recommended aud has been extensively used with distinguish
ed success relieving many of those who suffering under
this Of when used according the dec.
ons has NEVER FAILED of eectng the
most stage Of the disorder Persons of stomach
and children may take it without the least difficulty II
strengthens the stomach and digestive organs
II purely vegetable and contains nothing injurious to the
most delicate constitution We offer the following
ns from two physicians who have used in their practice
with uniform
GENTs-I have used yonr medicine called Compound To-
Mixture of Fever and Ague and have found
the better than anything have prescribed
my practice. have used it when employed Assistant
when we have had forty fifty the sick
list at one time and has ALWAYS proved successful
commend this article from certainty Of its effects and
ference all other articles medicine for that distressing
complaint. Yours, &c. ~
New YoRK, May 8, 1915
NEWARK, N. j., May 10, 1s45.
SRsaving adopted the Of Tonic Mixture for the
OF Ague and Fever regard deserving Of public
idencr and medicine that will maintain the claims you
make for T. In case, far know, where have
excellent Tonic debility following Fevers geneay
hope it get the extension and patronage deserves
L. b. FLEMING, ND
This Mixture is prepared by X. D. Wynkeop, Druggist &c
vesey New York and for sale by DR. L. D. Fleming and B.
McCormic Newark, N. j.; A. Reynolds & CO. Buifalo g.
j. Hill, Detroit Mich; q. Thomas Cincinnati o; j. M
Batow Philadelphia; VIM q. Hunting, Charleston, s. CT and
j. McChesney, Chicago, Ill. je28 m+ec
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NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE.
2i5 Washington street,

Il feiC doors dbOUe VdsIiNgtOn Marked
'HE public respectfully informed that the above name
housc which has been fitted up with all the mod rn i'm.
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on
Monday July O'Clock At which hour splendid dinner
will rived up In the fitting Of tn house every
dne down town the size Of the ding room is 80 by IS feet
cautfully lighted and ventilated The bed have been
lifted M with the best Of beds and will be found 10 b.
yrn.nt Boarding House bordrs have their meals
any hour OF tre day.
Under the immediate sarsr.r'eedmee aaa y t1er & 49,
lY1 IMNec Il.
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GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sin.
~ thanks IFS friends and tie public for the Liberal
support which he has received for the last while Pro
has lifted up the large the termination Of the
Railroad on this Island and the Bank OF the River where
hs prepared to furnish visitors with Bre kfast, Dinners
Teas suppeTs and other refreshments the shortest gece
aes All the Railroad Cars land passengers front OF the
Hotel for i2k cents. from the City Hall. je28
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"
(FoRMEsLv RENsHAws
THIS wellknowu -lghrfu thing esabIishmen,
will be opened for reception ofvors and after the
2'th June Tn buildings hive degone complete aud
thoroueh repair and efforts will be spared the
derv.dy high reputation which this establishment has
totore acquired -
The price for boarding will be from 81 SO per week-c
dren and haprce Young people, requiring much
room. will find accommodating terms
The Orus Captain e. Price from the Fulton market
will make daily trip between New York and Long Branch
Stages will be in readiness the arrival Of the above boat
House, convey Immediately Long
Branch JAMES GREEN Proprietor.
June l2 l843 jel9 mFm
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NIBLOss GARDEN,

NIBisC'5 GARDEN.
Friday Evening, JuIyII
The perfornant commence with the Overture to
LA SIRENE
SEVEN Ie b f1llGsed ~ ~ k III time %nsss,oNs
Raymond, Mr. Gall gsr Cai uche Mr.. I. Pscide
AZ lie. Miss III ] >, or Iane Ursula Mrs. DeeriEg.
u inermission Of Hefan Hour
To conclude with the ew and wonderful ftats the
aCROD Ut FAMILY
Or the Aerial Susp-ns ouists.
u An e..ent Ponce II, a~ aeadasce main
tam good order aud keep all improper persons out
tg5-1tc6ets Fifth Cents ssH
AlIned number OF Season Tickets will be disposed Of
@ Performance at o'clock Doors open a,
naEpast7
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RATS, NICE, COCKROACHES. FLIES, BED
RIrGS Nc

RATS, NICE, COCKROACHES. FLIES, BED
BUGS, NC.
THE following certificates. Of thousa sands may give I'll.
public an idea Of the usefulness Of The various pepa
The the building 70 Wall street. was badly infested
with Ccckoache and Application, four weeks ago. has
CHS MOUNT
and have wendeuy succeeded in clearing them ON house
tsi.nedj JOSEPH GUTENAN
DR. Feuchwansers Fly Paper has been used by with
great NEARLY quart Of slain flies have been collect
ed in fourdys out Of curiosity. o,,o.
TIE bedbugs have bees ce,rsd from house "a Hudson
The yard the the Courier and Enquirer office has
cfecually destroyed them
caution against the various lou limitations and my genu-
and Chss Ford of Fourth and Wooster street Go
ET1d NV! Ssy
jy7 meedtec near William street
" ALE'S GLOBE, aud Transparent Celestial Sphere
adapted to common schools colleges and private fani-
lie-n9w N use n the Normal Schools Boston and Albany
and colleges at Mrs Wilads Troy. and IN numerous
Common Schools IN Ney York aud other cities and States
others Manufactured and for BY c. VALE at his Nauti.
cal aud Mathematical Establishment Frankn square New
YorE. jy3 eodlmtrh
HARP-DOUBLE ACTION
A GREAT BARGAIN-To be sold, brilliant toned full
And good for hlf cost If applied for immediately
% Althony street near broadMav jy6 81 eod'ec
YO CALICO PRINTERS.
EpuGEp ea PRlCEsJAn assortment # "Newboald's"
tors s. always pa d The quality may Tss up upon
su eor to article in usp and sold per
"aa former pee P.rcss from hEt hands at the reduced
jy7 ateodis.ec =, " : y wv" mn stairs
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THE
IN V S | B l. i
U1C

so closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs and
~ connoisseurs have the
ordinary invention the day The great this
vi and unique wig its being made without sewing weaving
winch causes its closely resemble the natural
hnir both in ightess and natural appearance defy detec
ton its texture being beautiful and that
all fpapraon evaporation nimpeded and the
evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The scepc and
alike invited Inspect this novel and beautiful Wig
and the peculiar method fitting the head the
stairs iu3 lnsec
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WASHINGTON, July Q, lSb.

WASHINGTON, July y, IcSD
The 6v negroes who, ne hit lie ore last, sei out in
q body TO escape from their masters In frlnce
I Gorge s county, Md, were intercepted yesterday
i syond Rockville, in Montgomery county, the next
eouny northward from Prince Georges, by the mill
ry of the village and thirty-one, as we learn, OF
he fugives were arrested and by this evening IT Is
obable that all except sraggler or two have been
.cured. 1t was one Of the most ridiculous move
ents that ever entered into the dull skull OF nego
lis combination Of fifty runaways into compact
ody with the idea Of fighting their way through INTO
'ennsyvania, armed as they were with the ineffec-
i've weapons Of scythes, pltchforks, axes, badgeonr
nves and, as sald, s,io' ,sr Gun :, - Nh'uiw p
n negro. - -, ,,.,,ed
the ,ahcas'e' fe"'iDe'' up
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BURROWS THEATRE.

Friday, July IL.
The perfoJIl,nce " commsnee with drama acts
cakd THE Sc MISTRESS Mercy the Sc Mistress, Mrs.
Burke tn Hood celebr ted Song Of the Shirt Plain
Thay er; Goldrng Mr. Jervis.
After which the Vaudeville Of NO! NO NO .-Frederic,
M, Dunn; George Doubtful, Nh: Altem; Lady Doubt.
full MISS Kirby Maria with songs, Miss oad.
To conclude with the farce of THE YOUNG WIDOW
Sn'ash, VI. Burke; Lucy, Mrs w H. Smith
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.
FIRE. NCH PERA.
Friday Evening, July 1lth,
wal be performed, for the third time,


Park THEATRE.
ENCH OPERA
Friday Evening, July 1lth,
wal be rfya0FExs1y rX FxyoRiTn 81 III third time.
Leenora de Gusmsn. Mile Calve
i9es, Nine Stephen CGurot APhonse NJ Gan,
Femand. Arnud Bslthazar, Douvfy
Prcs of Adm..i Tier Of BoIe. and Paraaerr,
~ Second and Third Tiers, so cents; Gallery cents.
Dcors oer ~ O'clock aud the Cirta viii leesely
CASTLE GARDEN.
Q5- Admission rs Cents.-p
FFair'etarA Messrs. Fre1eE aad III scr.
Grand Entertainnaent,
friday Evening. July Ilth
Inc performance VIII COMMENCE with the beautiful Overture
A Popular Ball d, Mr. Dennison
La Smolenska will be danced by Miss Cohen.
= ~ Overture to the Bandit
Madlle Desjardins will dance the Huugar an Polacca
West India Dance by the Masters Wood
Dublin Waltz and Medley Full Band .
Parsloe's Comic Tablesux of
HIGHLAND COURTSHIP,
By Messrs Wood, Denaison, Parsoe aud Miss Cohen.
OF Half Hour
The second part will commence with the Overture TO the
Queen Of Cypres.
After which the dance Of III Zapsteado Di Cadiz.
Song by Mr. Dennlson
To concnds with the Venetian Cardinal the Tight Rope
In which HERR CLINE will sustain the following
Polchne from Italy
Lady OF Fashion, from Bro .dway.
Zephyr, the West W iLd.
IT Between the entertainments Il Of Ten
E- Doors open at hatpes O'clock PsvforreSe.
me At 0ocIock
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Married.

Married.
On the 2nd instant, by the Rev Mr.. Price, Mr.. JoHs
SUTTON, Rio de Janero Brazil to Miss MARGARET,
daughter OF George Armstrong, Esq, of this city
Died,
On Thursday, July 10, WALTER BALMrR, aged "a
years
The relatives and friends of the family requested
TO a'tend his funeral his late residence 90 Morton
street. saturday morning at o'clock His remains will
be taken to Aquackanonk N. J., for ntcrment.
On Thursday the 10th instant after short but painful
illness, jim BnsnIsy, aged ~ years
ms Trends and acquainances, as also those of his
hrothrn.law, Patrick NcGough, respectfully nvt-
ed 20 attend his funeral this aften on, o'clock from
lis late residence 100 Barclay street.
On Thursday morning the 10th instant, JAMES DRIrr
infant of Thomas Britt.
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock, this fore.
noon, from 253 Washington street.
On the 10th instant after long and illness,
JAMES KAuR, native Of Bonhll Dumbartonshre, Scot.
land.
On Tuesday the sth Instant at the residence OF her
son, ng Beekman street, Mrs. MARGARET HuDsoN, OF
Gloucestershiie, England aged 60 years.
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-.-------------,--T.-
CARVFI, " HALL,

a WHiTECTS Engneer, Building aud Real Estate
Philadelphia Plans SPECIFICATIONS and Estimates uy Buiii,
ng Drawings and speciGcaoa for Patent Rights Real II
tate bought aud sold money loaned snd inyssd puperty
lsssed aud renta collected jeaa i'm src
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LIVERPOOL (ENGLAND) BOARDING HOUSE
No. 40 Duke Street,
formerly the Residence of Sir William Barton.)
THE MISSES PERKINS respectfully ask the patronage
families and gentlemen visiting Liverpool, for their
abshmen where they will with the comforts and
ton Of private house.
Reference-H. Worall Co., No. 26 Elm N. York.
iell m
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RON SPRINGS LION,
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr., Ian
with Nh Gardiner and that this establishment, will be con
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened FOR the reception of visitors
the first day of June The subscribers have made many
improvements in the grounds and bathing and pledge
themselves their best exeons render this establish
ment fully equal to watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness arrival OF the Cana
joharie, to take passengers to the house.
Mr. / will, heretofore continue the Congress Hall which
will during the be under the superintendent Of Mr.
u,vcQ1 1n<
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SEA BA THING

AT
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
TTNHE PROPRIETOR of the New York House. begs leave
inform the citizens Of New York. aud the public general
y that his house for the accommodation Of board
daring the The fare will be six dollars
week and attention will be paid 70 their comfort and
The steamer O will leave New York every day, from Full
ton Market Slip and Stages will be in readiness the Ocean
House, to convey passengers to Long Branch
.une 10, l845 SAMUEL COOPER.
el8 6w*ec
NEW JERSEY HOTEL-MORRISTOW
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally, that the and commodous house
erected for Hotel Morrstown, New Jersey for TIL.
entertainment of all those who will favor them with their
when they hope to furnish them such accommodations
o ente them public favor. d. w. NOE
m25 2taw2n*rc DAVID CROWFL
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TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, SC.
EXTRA FINE TEAS,

EA#S9S AsR s9Ys5EE FIVE Es4AHlL1Es 4z IS, zafs
MEAN covHrLAsDr ST. MN ASD eEro.rs THE Pacific HOTEL,
WE BEG LEAVE to inform ' You hs, we established our,
assss sss ss sa hs
the North River Side The upright manner which we
have carried on our business for several past n this
together with the high quality and moderate price of
5 S r. dss 10 re- ,S
these the best we can urge to obtain your
We have, however much pleasure in stating that we have
made with great care and judgement our selections from all
yigyons, Conseu Sopchons &c. which Gay. arrived here
ssS @ have
ioyement JAWS and other Coces, usual roasted and
operations our other places as heretofore
~ oh'ih'r CiNros CoxNY
New fcrk-la Chatham ST. se Grand st. and 3is Bleccke
fhiIaleIphia-ss Chestnut street, and Fifth street.
BICtiAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS.
81 Canal Street, Is doors Fest of Broad,cay
CoLIECTORs. OF ENCRAvING Visiting the city will
~ s
,ne-haf Efs,u.. hs usual prices. n... g. ,.....
srss, variety and o1 the newest designs ~ e' :
AND CANDELEBRAS,
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
DIETZ, BROTHER co, No. l2 John street. are manu-
~ SS%s i'sIsa; 'sss
will sell at wholesale retail low prices for cash
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphine Lamps.
Solar Lamps Gilt and Bronxed in great variety.
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
Girandoes various patterns, gilt silvered bronzed
Suspsndng Solas Doric Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Solars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Gil, Pure Sperm Oil,
do Camphens Solar and Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid. Refined Whale Oil.
mhis3md~ec
MATCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Those
" whS wi;h to purchase Gold q Silver Watches, Gold
call the subscriber who selling all descriptions
the sbcye retail much lower than other house the
Jews exchanged bought All Watches warranted to keep
rood the refunded Watches and Jewely
ID in the best and warranted, at much less than the
,susl price -
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street,
ms lnssr Late no. cor. William st. M stairs
NOTICE
AIR CLARKE is desrous Of supplying the public in town
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Old GUILD AND SILVEK.
CULVER Gilt Epaulet Book Binders Rags and Silver
- Smiths Stonings bought by A. BARNARD,
No. Wall street, Meter aud Assayer OF Metals.
Jswelers Sweepngs purchased by assay. Fine Gold and
koled silver Tor plating constantly hand Office No
Wall street Works 1874 Lanrens street. je29 im-ec
TO CAPITALISTS.
RARE CHANCE-To invest capital of about 10 900 in
- safe and profitable by erecting building for dvn
worship Tor the Emanuel Congregation of this CITY, and fur.
fishing two lots between Bowey aud East River and between
broome and Madison streets, for that purpose
For particulars enquire Mr. Dittenhoeer Is Cedar
or az Messrs Settheimer Brothers, 81 Beaver street.
julO lmsrc
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TROY HOUSE, TROY, Ny.

IhOf HOOSE, IhOf, ~. r.
COLEMAN & ROGERS Proprietors.--'rhis House SO
~ ong and favoraby known the travelling public.
open.
story has been edded alterations made;
which the extension Of the Dining ROOM alength
Of ninety feet and by odg doors connecting be extended
to one hundred and thirty eet thirty pariors with bed
rooms attaed pleasant aad airy to the number Of sixty
have been added-aordng accommodations for 800 cons
Ihs house has tesn painted and papered throu- -hoat
The Tor Boston Buffalo and Saratoga tarfrom the front
ofs house Il is also but few from the steamboat
landing
The p9etors trust by their personal attention their b.
nes and guests 10 receive
CHARLES S. COLEMAN.
Late Of the Astor House.
CHARLES NJ ROGERS,
Jul lm~rc Late of tn Steamer Empire
WARREN HALL.
No , Warren street.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS having f,tcd the above house
Hotel in style of comfort aud convenience, for the
commodaon Of citizens generally and visitors the city
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion Of their
tronage.
Their lader will be all times stocked with the
the markets afford The Wines Liquors and Segars
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious and
ay While from its central Location, being the City Hall
and in the Of business il will afford great
those visiting the city.
|. BRITTON.
C. McCORKLE.
~ BThe usual relishes served up al times. e7
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BOARD.
nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
~ with boarding small private family in healthy airy
situation For particulars, line addressed 10 AC this office,
will be attended to jya lvxrc
OST-Book ofthc Bank for Savings No 76038 The finder
requested to leave it the Bank No. iO7 Chamber
jyiO 3tsrc
GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
VA NTED
and Families can obtain the full value fcg II
TLEMEN or LADES) by sending TO the subscriber, who
does not pretend gvetwenty than any other
person. hut will give far price for all articles offered Gen.
emen leaving the city will find advantage
the subscriber previous to selling to other
j. LEVENSTYN,
ls6 Broadway (up stars)
N B-A line through the Post Office will be promptly
tended to. jyIO I'm src
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will 6ud this desirable House,
~ being convenient the business part Of the city This
and subana dinner ls% cents lodgings IS For
venience and comfort this house equal hotel in the city
and half the price Permanent boade be accommodated
very reasonable terms
All the delicaces Of the served up they
in market half the price Of other houses Elegant
private ors for the referee dinners
parties. The very best Of liquors jus 3m*rc
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MUSIC.
u EMOvED to No. 65 Franklin street, one door East of
IL Broadway NJ DuMSDAY Professor Of the Guitar sing
Accodeon and Violin teach Ladies and Gen.
emen Of New York the above fashionable instruments
compaatye short time by his Analysing and nductve
system Terms reasonable.
NJ will usual the residences of his pupils
part of the city, by the stages Satisfactory city and other
ersnces application at No 63 Franklin street
Inf
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G.ouessrss. ssp, r-Ar Hadsoa Tn. Ns~yeh: E.xs.
for STs, 90 =, .,ssos knss s~t,'e.
B:es 0:,s Sls's SOD S.iss.s. sas.i'ss. - '''''
load icr .y.sa. 81 ossa, "''''s'"s '''s' 's's 70
Bosaos, De, lar Arao, csleuus-.st night. bet~~sa
an sehr name snknown ssd snd s,a yards tsss
sehf Lost bad d mssmss ard sr 81 ss. rsetelss New
loai. IN ss.Is from NM .gsss he issn. ssshsrass
N0rrans bamors ssa saa Rsbeec. raisasighis.
s s%ss n Ss s Ms s,: S1 y
Of and for Portland Acorn fhsdes tlsra faffsron,i
Lqc,s,sas fm-Am B.ass, th,l;asll'h', -.
sasisr sss Anon Ss~ S;gss ksasqa
Hector RoadouL Ar fSh, Editor Roadoats Washington,
suffolk
denee aT Ph,adelThis outer New iork Hscws oet 4
ossse splsadid Nfo Coz ChrrrS hsid vineyard
Scaw,en' s.rs g7.sld Aresr.m.ndl Phasd.lphi..
NV HAsss. Oct I-sd y Bunon sud sarv@yor, Phila-
delphia; Alliruah. kheoam. snd New York Jones New
HARrrosp Sept NAN Hope Phil .dslph,a Oct ssuse.
Parker, TooLsr ard sense Brockway NswYors idmaaa
Frances. Phiaderhis, Caleb Wright. Troy.
PHLAokLrhiA. Oct AR Caspian, Barbados, Matilda
LEwEs Del Sept VIM Kennedy Tor Barbados, Ap,p.
Bangor America ,asm' Susan. Mary H. osnoa, Pru,ian
aud Delaware Providencs Roswell King Tor NB~dford
wen. to this forenoon No vessel the anchorage Wind
RICHMOND, Sept so-An r Thompson. Providence.
CRY Posr, Sept GAR John fthrmsn, Porto Rico.
Carssa Andrews and Palmetto Boston, Corsns Camden
Sid Chrsriana, Boston; EsanImsur, Havana.
As.S .. ssS w " sans. sss Sai
NOBLE, Sept 23-Ar selma Lvermore, Niork.
NEw QnLsASs, Sert GAR Corsica Boston; Indiana Ben
Antwerp Pharsaa Mercury, Gertrude, Fame vicioria Be
low sultana Dennis and Rose, Conckn NioIE
the Bar, bound in. CID Floriuda, Galveston
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Gy%kEMARKABLE CURES--xlp
DIR. j, FRANCIS, OCULIST,

no BROADWAY, 4th Door from Grand Street
WM BIRD, William street, almost blind for sixteen
fectly restored
Charles Barry, late Of the Hamilton Literary and Theolog
cal Institute q nearly blind from amauross has been
perfectly cured
MISS Corcoran, Mulberry street. totally blind Of eye
few weeks.
sis; her sight is now perfect
We the undersigned having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS, believe his for
diseases eye be greatest blessings that could
be afforded the afflicted highly recommend him as
safe and skiIfni Ocust
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev q. Benedict,
Rev. =. II. Cone, Rev. j. Peck
Rev. J. Andrade, II. c. Priest. Rev Z. Wheelock.
Artificial Eyes serted which be from
the natural without giving the least pain cert
Gates be the office
. Advice gratis, Civ to the poor Mondays, Wednes
days and Saturdays, from until 10, A. NJ
On application by mail [post paid stating the disease his
medicine will be Of the Union, with directions
or It's I'M
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Passengers Sailed.

LWERpooL-Steam ship Britannia, from Boston-Rev T
Lynch, Williams, Baxter, Isaiah Faron L Barry Hi
ram ram Huston Haskell. Henry, VIM Lotiewaas, VIM
Wool;sy, wife and child New Haven; smith Harold
Harold Mr. and Mrs Hughes Mr. and Mrs Msllis, Ha
RRrfq; .i MB 5 NJ D. Forest Jspkn. 9 RICHARDS
ran, Mr. SpsysE, MIR omerch o'sullivan, Smith,
Hubbard Warden, Maiten II f Spauldmg, G w yor
Lancaster oad Baltimere; Keith Cinennati Mr. Hsnnery
Grant Moutreal Assistant Commissioner Gen Lister and
Weed Canada Mr. and Mrs Anterior Glasgow DR. Holland
I Tomins England; Egidlns Norway-S2 For Halifax
4 NCorEundale, New Orleans; W w Leod, Pictou;
Stewart IL Esten Richards Mrs Shield aud child Mrs Col
Reid and servant, two Misses Red-ll. Total 49,
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ros" Is, ~, ssos,s' Oct LOO sass wl~sns,ss ~
la, as ty..,s,a .al 10 90 boles. ns RI ~ ~
% Norwcn snd Worcester f.Arss5 $40, -.
10 5000 Reading Railroad Bonds leo. ~, - 70 %
road solods' rs. 100 40 .s.s S1,ssA worcester Raj
Ftehoars Railroad 1871 Es, Boston Co n, - /"
Br AucTios. Sept. 80 = . ska. Boston ..a ~ -. ~.
adv - western Rit, 500 per ii, % Bo.,os - = ~
lremoet ms Co par % Washington Bsas sia ~ -
Merchants' Bank adv; 203s aeIehsn,.t - - ~
stock, ga ~ adv Granite Bssk soo. M, 80 1ss
Bank, syst per sh; Lsoonia Manaf 60 \, - ,ss,
n,ssimmst 90 SAT- per sh Boston sussr R.o.is. ~
sis o. 10 o1t per shi Locks and Canals sess -, ~
10, $50 per Oh. Was