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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
ANEW COMEDY.
Monday Evening. November ID.
WIN performed Is, time the new comedy as sGS played
the sYnf1 sHEsEF Tas'iEf UF ThE corNTE the
Mr. Hollylodge MI Bass
o'ps Mrs Hoilylodss Mrs: Vernon ny"
Pas styren By the two Misses vslee
King Charles the Second, .........- Mr. Dyou
fuesassy as the celebrated Diu.sa.. Mss AUGUSTA,
rnce d Adm',iOnBorss. 81; Pit. " cents Gallery
Door sl O'clock and the car.si. wllrse precisely
HOWERY THEATsSA.
Monday Evening. November Sd,
IN. 4 iSSs'Si VII Fl aFs'' drama
'' , THE pAiSlsB A1iif;i ESi;h, MONK m : : '
Lug CarraIa, .'................ mr. Iony
Lower Bose. 80 cents. second and Third Ten, 9 cu
rS & and Gallery I lsM saq ss9ts s,,, III. vii,
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
For Five Nights Only,
Monday, November 3D., 4th, 9TH, 9Th q 9TH.
e. rEAEtE EStEEF Or
MISS nj AIRY ST CLAIR
the celebrated English s. bill; assisted by
MONSIEUR PHILLIPP
The French Nscromsncer their Of unsurpassed
veltes, Illusions and Netamorphoses-
Engageu ent expe1se, OF
MISS LOUISA FOREST,
The talented American Danseue, from the Southern Thea
tres and Of
SENIOR CAKRERO,
The unrivaled Deneator of the Ancient ulptures.
Doors open at Performance to commence at IN.
Reduced Pnces Us centsl See the small bills nj 3t'rc
ALHAm RIA,
No $50 Broadway, (betueem Spring and Prince)
POsitlvely the Last Week!
OF the Engagement Of Palmo Ethiopian Opera Company
This (xlonaay) Evening, Nov. Sd,
Will be performed, the popular burlesque. entitled.
SOM-AM-BULL-OLE;
Taken from the celebrated opera Of La Sonnambula.
To conclude with the medley este of the
VIRGlNIAN GIRL;
In which will be introduced the gems Of Bae Bohemian
Girl
Also solo on the Combadoor.
And laughable burlesque
Q--POLKA. ~
On Thursday viii be produced LA BAY
ADERE.
Performance at ~ o'clock Admission Is
n3 lttm
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BATTERY HOTEL,

proprietor of this establishment 10 now ready make
arrangements for BOARD with families single gentle
men, during the winter, the reasonable terms.
ns lw-m NJ PETTET, Proprietor.
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lano.
(NOUNTRY MERCHANTS will find tins desirable House,
~ being convenient the business Of the city. This
ssiablisbnent i, fed with entirely fumiture Good
ana substantial dinner lo% lodgings Is For
venencc and comfort this house equal hotel in the city
and half the Permanent accommodated
on very reasonable terms.
All the decacie: Of the season served up they
Market half the price of other houses Elegant
private paio for the referee private dinners
per parties The very best Of liquors. jus sm.rc
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NIBLO'S.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.
HERR ALEXANDER,
THE GER NJ " MAGICIA
OST respectfully the Ladies and Gentle
v1 Of New York that he will open series Of his high
ly entertaining soirees in this city, at Nlbo's,
This and every EveaAng this week.
During that he will give Of experiments Che
mstry Pneumaties Optics Natural Philosophy Magic
Seats be secured by applying the Box Office from
10 l. and from TO o'clock.
Tickets Fifty Cents.
Doors open 7-Perf ~ o'clock.
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BEACON COURSE.

THIS DAY. Monday. 8. Art fair day at & 2h o'clock r
$3.50 second bsst horse Eve hurdles heat,
fee' high. cach wegh Entres to close at JONES' raik
Row, ThuIsdiy evening October 3oth.
Mr.. J. O'Connor enters Quebec Buffer from Quebec
Dress, Blue Jacket.
rMrF Owens enters Black Douglas from Montreal
Dress, Jacket Blue aud Orange.
Mr.. q. T. Hathorn enters Americus, from New York
Dress, Crimson Jacket.
Red Jacket
Mr., WIN. Fox b. Hops from New Jersey. Dress,
Blue Jacket.
give gentlemen opportunity Of dining In the city
O'Clock, the horses will O'Clock that
however the horses all be the ground front of the
Jmdges stand otherwise they will be shut from the
postponsd notice Of the will be this ofs,
Spirit OF the Times Office and Hoboken and Jersey City fer
ries a o'clock Tn. distonce flag will be an eighth Of
mile There will be four hurdles up hurdle to be lesped
twce making i've hurdles jumthe hurdle front OF the
judges stand will be moved let the horses
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WANTED,

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN 70 go South or West, to
Agents for the sale Of and popular Publications.
$500 and above their will be them
writing with opportunity Of clearing $1,000 per Some
year clear Of Il expense Each will have his district 1t will
good fitting Apply FRENCHS Publishing Hail. 2ss
Broadway, up stairs. All letters must be post paid.
M inn
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MII1WTEERV

WIDW1 EKY.
MRS. A. L. CUMMINS, lately from Europe, begs most
M respectfully the ladies of New Yok and its
vicinity that had experience in The above
and in the whole of that has always been succesui
therefore with confidence she offers her sevces
Strict attention be
relied upon. All letters post paid will meet with
MRS. A. h. CUMMINS,
81 18th street, New York
ALWAYS in attendance. o3 3tFSM-,h
VVNHE CHENEY FAMILY, from Vermont having been
Joined their fourth BROTHER and encouraged by the
which greeted them a their s spPsarance
will give their second Concert at NIBLO'S SALOON,
On Monday Evening, November I'D,
when they will introduce several Of their
composition, with such selections they hope will meet
with public appreciation In the Of the evening they
sTHE SONG OF THE yERMONTERs;n
composed by Col Ethan Allen Ia 1776. AZ sung by 1.-THE
Green Mountain Boys in the times Of the American Revolu
For Programme bills the places for the sale tickets
Tickets 80 cents eachkor sale at Saxton Miles 800
Broadway; q. f. Nesbitts, Of Wall and Water
Music stores and at the door.
Doors open at 1-Concert to commence at O'Clock.
nj Sat&Mtrc
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H. ROSE hill STABLES Gath street, between
Nd and Sd Avenues and nearly opposite Bulls Head
Just arrived from the country, and for sale the
above stables 30 Horses among which four fast
fast pacing do several pairs farm horses
50 2m*uc H. H. NORTHRUP, Proprietor
TO LET,
2OA FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board al
E 364 Broadway Also, large Saloon elgbly situated
Tor artist will be let any Club Society who
may a large The prices will be
The French is always spoken.
N ONE PR!CEt-BROWN Z co. l78 Chatham square,
~ Of Mott wish inform the public Of their
improv the finish their
THREE DOLLAR HATS, which retain a beautiful rich
lustre will compare well with those costly The
propreto that they furnish Hats far superior
Fancy Furs also Fur Cloth; Mohar Glazed 81 and Fancy
CARS several patterns admired sold reduced
prices wholesale and tail. o29 m'mc
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SHEKWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES


THE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
for the rotary in this machine, by the subscriber
dows with extraordinary superiority every form ir
which has been is compactly fitted toge
ther with its battery wires and other appliances
hogany powers $40 1.-TWO
sa s and ss each aud forwarded order Of the
Each case is accompanied with Manual l7th edition. PIP
s2mo lincuding complete Manual Of the practice
directions for the Of the the various diseases
which applicable, and which found by the
m practice Of hundreds Of operators include pre-
yalent well the most peculiar and obstinate
for each case II. II. SHERWOOD,
&c lm-rh la2 Chnmbc
EEATHERs-aoco lbs. Illinois Feathers ust received, for
IL sale by
o2on \. X. COLLINS Il Co. 80 South st.
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A CARD.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

LADY ofsuperior talents and requirements desrous Of
having few pupils in Music. Her method
OF instruction will be found be the expeditions pro-
noting them IN the thorough knowledge and theory the
science OF any taught.
line directed r. NJ the Office Of this PAPER will be
duly attended 10. OF lm*rc
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To THE LADIES.
<M MRS NJ. BAKER, Mllliner, 2os Beecker ~dM
C Street. having been by the Committee OF the late SWV
Fair, declared entitled to the Medal for the best
slk Bonnes greatly improved plan socits cali from
those Ladies who wlm believe that stylish, well
finished bonn made in Beecker less desirable
than those sold Broadway for being 80 cheaper
oQJo ow~r
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LOOK AT THIS.

- IMPORTED FRENCH BOO is Of the best quality
fhs extreme low prce q - o. Inc pest 2, efrn ~ ra
Calf Boots 50 and $4 finest calf Shoes 81 10 So 2 also
patent leather Boots Shoes Caters
Lady will find in this the Of Caters
to be found IN shs city also spis1s slips es India HUB
Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes Misses and Children
do all kinds and manufactured also the best OF
French the best cheap cheapest
al 367 Broadway corner Franklin street.
oil Intro M. CAHILL.
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LEOPOLD DE MEYER,
Pianist, By diploma, to Me Emperors of Austria and
Rnssta,
DEGS his friends and the public that his first
ID CONCERT will take place THURSDAY EVENING, the
9th inst, at the Tabernacle.
Further particulars future advertise n3 ~
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MARTELLE & HOLDEkMANN,

No. 81 Maiden Lane,
M MANUFACTURERS and Importers of Ornamental Hair
M1 Work Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curls, Seams Bandeau
HAIR DaDguys cet brated Cued Hair, 5 inches long,
new style Of Everlasting Curs and all kinds Of Hair Work
wholesale retail.
Also, very large assortment Of Flowers, Feathers Head
Dresses such Agerennes Oriental, Pompadous, Egyp
". B.-The trade supplied on reasonabs terms.
s2l ms m
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MOTT CE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
be received at any time previous to the
Nos Wall street, the city Of New ork for the gubbng,
grading, masonry suPersructure and bridging Of the Bear
ing from Bear Mountain to Dauph the Ca
nal eight miles above Harrisburg Plans and speccatons
ready inspection the undersigned Office Ne work
be commenced Immediately closing Of b@ conrsct;
p .MANROW.
New York. Sent. odd l845 lm*r
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NOW EXHIBITING tfor short time onlyl a, the Rooms
entitled
This exquisite and refined work WHICH has been pronounced
by all who be the chef d0Ure Of modern
which has attracted crowds Of admirers Europe, has
been brought this and rsk and
confidently for the inspection Of lovers Of this sub
lime and beautiful art.
Open from A. Nj. until 10 L. NJ Admittance 23 cents.-
season Tckets 50 cents. $50
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
u o ODYE AIRS p TIE Mt.

T,HOsE ELEGANT RUBBERs-NEw ENTIRELY
Mr. NJ Hayward the original dscoyerer and first inventor
Of Metallic nsouble India Rubber has discovered another i'm
nrovement in the application which will puzzle the world to
lind out he has associated with him capitalist who
will protect his interest This is the giving to his Metallic
Rubber the surface Of leather without using the crack
IS Maiden lane without exception the most perfect
sut by HORACE II. DAY,
oil lmsr 25 Maiden lane
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MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
REMEDY

MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
REMEDY.
THIS VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly recon.
mended being the eifectual cure for Asthma
Whoopng Cough Colds Of description Bronchitis and
scians and has stood the thirty years
and over 20 ooJ bottles consumed annually For sale
70 ~ Weeks 4 ANDERSON,
Wholesale Agents, So Bowery, Walker street.
Always on hand, Hoopers Female Fills genuine; Dallys
ram Exractor Brstos Snraparia Fresh Swedish Leechss
II ARGUE DUO DORLEANs, from Leghora.-C Consgn.
efs Dy ths vessel will please send their permits board
~ Suoo whar Last River, . the office of
BOYD HlNCKEN, Tontne Building,
---------------- oe.m ca Wall corner Water street.
MExICAN SCRIP FOR S1LE.
bDUT $4,000 IN Mexican Scrip bearing mar cent
- per num and PAYABLE IN quarterly mstalments for sale
Offers received until the ash October prosimo addressed
to Il. r, 29z Broadway. 'o' '""s'"'u
Capitalists will find this a profitable and ..e,r. ;....
s@nnc ~ NV 0''ne"'
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FESTIVAL CUNCERT.
c. HILL has the pleasure that he will give
MONDAY EVENING, 10th November,
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
On which he will assisted by the Members the
Philharmonic and New York Sacred Music Societies and 9TH
stmguhed musical ability Of this city who have
sered their services; the whole forming of Vocal
and talent before presented at Concert
America.
complete Programme and the Performers will be
presented few days previous to the Concert
talent already engaged will fully meet the expectations
Of the public
On this the following OveruIes will be performed
Guilaume Tell .Hossin
And for the first this country the following Operatic
Choruses, by an adequate number Of Performers.
The Stars brightly Beaming-Preciosa. Weber
Inc ramp Cnofus ana ooos .Dshop
The Finale Of the First Act Of Euryanthe Weber
Consisting Of full solo and Quartete with Chorus of War
riors and Villagers. First time in Amerca)
The Orchestra will of 2o0 and nearly loo
strumens
Mr. a. Marks Leader of the Orchestra By permission of
VIM. MITCHELL Esq.
Mr. Timm will preside at the Piano Forte
The Whole under the direction of Mr.. u. e. Hill.
Concert TO commence at o'clock =,
and Miles 2o5 Broadway Leavit Trows, 19i
Boadway; Appleton Cos 200 Broadway Nesbitts,
Wall and Water sts.; J. Perkins, No. Wall ST. A.
Sparks Fulton H. Meigs 446 Broadway; Geo. Whit
lock- Canal and the door the evening Of perform
ol0tonl0r
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resources OF
Banks, S5,oi3Ss 57so,5li 5,sssS3 6326.0S7 e,747g,
The leading features in the Bank movement of the
state, since $780, compare as follows -
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MACHINE BELTING.
GOODYEAR'o PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
MACHINE BETTING

ARTICLE Of great strength and durability, be
adapeto all kinds Of machinery for which leather used
IL unaffected by heat cold and when adjusted machine
does require alteration the with leather Fol-
sale by GEO. BEECHER
100 Broadway.
Belts Of given lengths and thickness made order
ops-,
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PATENT MEDICINES.
fTS7s55ff;Sf #a=7SsTl
lES EAlag a
ANT ACRID Co..
IESs'|!IRI|!EylIEESIl;:i;;,|'iIEii'Es53

nK. BtAGKWELL'S CeIebruied Ant ACRTD
- TINcTuRE, and Scotch RenoratOr, for The Cure
of Vshgsot Disorders, Stubborn elects, EfaSions,
Weakness ofths Ureer or Bladder, Diabetes, Diff
euity in Making Watr-These Drops are chiefly
composed of vegetable substances; their and Ell
cacy haye been fully proved by hundreds, and NAV he
relied on as perfectly sure aud safe. Dr. Blackwell
having prepared and used them for many years. in
his extensive practice in Scotland. with great salts
faction and @onderlul success among his numerous
patients, DIR. Blackwell the inventor OF this truly
valuable medicine makes 40 other claim to public
confidence, than what exper fence has so fully justified,
and he does not, In the least hesitate 10 WARRANT
THEM as a safe and certain CURE for the VEEE-
RAEL DISORDERS, STUBBORN GLEtTs, SEMI
NAL EFFUsIoNs, WEAKNEss or THE URETER
OR BLADDER, DiABETEs, OR DIFFICULTY IN
MAKING WATER. A fresh supply oil the above
justly celebrated remedy, just received and for sale
by .,f lie. DUBOSE y CO, Agents,
noy8 g.. rLfIi. 80 Water street.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRpNUs yIRGINIANA. or

Testimony Of respectable and experienced Physician
| Fellow-citizens-We are bound to believe, irom
the very circumstances, that all who take DR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, do say
that il far excels all other medicines, for Coughs
Colds, Splitting Blood, Tickling or rising sensation
in the Throat, Bronchitis, Whoopng Cough, Asth.
ma, Weakness OF the Nervous System, or impaired
constitutions from any cause and prevent persons
from falling into a decline, this medicine has no
| equal. .I...-s Of
| In districts where calumet and quinne have been
too freely used in bilious complaints. &c DIR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry will pre-
vent their evil effects the system, and acI as a
strengthening Alternative and improve the hillary tunc
| lions. 4rr.-
CAUTIoN-All preparations from this VALUABLE
tree, except the original DR.. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, are fictitious and counterfeit.
Another Evidence Of the 'bonde.fut cares performed by
DR.. SOayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
DIR. Swayne-Dear Sir-When was at Plus
burg, last August purchased of your Agent six bot
ties of your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. 1
had for many years been troubled wha cough, often
very violent, with other indications of consumpto
disease Of the Lungs, Of very serious nature.
had very little faith in medicine, il was thought
my disease was hopeless and beyond its reach. /
had applied several Physicians for relief and also
used some highly pulled medicines which had seen
in the newspapers, but hearing iha you had much
perience in The practice Of medicine, and had treat
ed many cases of consumption, concluded to try
yours; and from that time, am happy 10. say,
found relief write this in hopes you wall publish
IL, so that # any human being has suffered have
done, they may know where to find medicine, the
virtues of which may be relied upon.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBURN.
More proofs efMe efficacy Of Dr. Spqbne's Compound
Syrup Of Wiid Cherry, in ysieping afflicted man
DIR. Swayne-Dear Sir--The lime has been when
] would not recommend medicine advertised 10 the
public prints my own signature; now feel diff
ferent-I feel relief. was reduced by protracted
cough for SIX monbs 10 II mere skeleton; rest at
night; soreness and pain in my breast, sids, &C.
Suffice il to say, used yonr Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, which, in few weeks relieved me ef-
leciualiy. am certain, had il not been for your
medicine. (as life frequently depends early aiten-
tion 10 proper medcines,) should now he in the
silent grave. Let person delay, but procure your
Syrup and be relieved Of their coughs and colds,
they are dangerous companions, and often lead To "a
tai consequences. Your friend, ~ .-'.
ABRAHAM SKINNER. Crawford county. Pa.
Agent in Mobile for the sale Of lie above medicine
SETH w. ROBERTS.
iap27 corner Dat,D,in and Commerce ri
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III A v A N A GIG A RS
AND
CONEECTJONA

CORNER CORTLAND ROYAL STREETS,
Opposite the Mansion House
vyNHE subscriber thankful for past favors, and soil
D. citous for a continuance Of the same, begs leave
to inform his friends and the public IN general that
he has just received direct from Havana, large as
sortment Of Cigars of the best quality, in connexo,
with a large quantity of Conecti onary of his owl
manufacture, from the best materials. A II which he
offers for sale 90 the most reasonable for cas-
wholesale and tail,
Aiso-On hand IA usual, II plentiful supply of Hot
Coffee and Pies al all hours
my5 1921 GEO. SCHUMACHER.
NIB. Cakes for pnrtles and weddings made to order
COMMISSION BUSINESS.-Tbe subscrbe,
" offers his serviceslo the Planters and Merchants
Of Alabama and Mississippi for the sale of Cotton,
and the purchase Of their family necessaries Con.
Arguments Of other produce and merchandise, will be
novS 226f GEORGE &. HENRY
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Iz;lE'Siif s
WIG 81 Al I AZ; a y !Ss'!Ia
PILL
TESTIMONIALS.

LiyiNesToN. Sumter CO., Al July l, ls48.
DR. z. f. Hull. Dear ST'-lhe ia4 boxes oil
yonr Fever and Aeue rus ieH WIN US last 'n,y
were sold out IN FEW months ana frequent calls
VIZ ''''t ~ 'l'''e wiz" i, HI" -, ar,
~, "e "'"' au'' ~ 'e'' ,,"ds ,ha', ;,.',;hi ',
. ''' 90 ' ,,,'sa f c, h;ch ,he orc dos;anaJ
W. h.," H., I'D ,b',, ,,,n hundrej and Gf,, hos.
-, of 'a,,, c,',h and Wr,n o.aaoas aad ,La,, ro
49, ,.',,oraJ R.s,,,c,C,II, So "1 WY
n r uopsTos A. co
-
"tof1"ng e@fhe"'' "as g,1fn 6y tn'ee h,gniy res
Pfcf.6fe FfaSferS. near rue FoH OBice, IdHddega
"a" Ri, in n, ",,,, ,o ,,r :"
III ;s n, cs,,r, ,,a, we b.ye ,,sed Dr u.,,,s Fe.
,. an Ao"s Pill; m nnr f,;l;es in seyer. cases nj
80 IL I,h;iis and Ea.ar and ,ha;r adn;n;s,,a
..n has heen attended ~ nj, cemneie success In no
c.s, have ,hsv iied To have The desired etec, when
80 aooo.a;,n ~ d;,ao,;,a. w ,h;nL ,hsy .,s !,
GOOD Pill. and wouIJ ch.er(nIlv recommend them IN
s,n ' a ", go ad chilli ,,,d Favsr
" ,'' ~ " ~ 80 ~ ~ S'N'
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DVI 1z5CMnT W 4L FIX T.. tA VT taIlL
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

w CV',
No. 81. Michasi-st, tOo doors abope Commerce,st.
Have constantly on hand complete assortment of
DRY GOODS,
embracing Blankets Of every variety, Lowell, Vir-
ginia, Alabama other Osnaburgs, Lowell L,nseys,
Kerseys and all kinds of Negro Colhs together with
full stock Of Staple and Fancy articles suitable for
Planters use. Also, Russell Brogans, Mud Roots,
and general assortment of Boots, Shines, Hats, &c.
Brussels, Ingram and Veniian Carpets.
Mating and other Floor CIuths nov19 239f
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V1NARRANT'S EFFERVEsCENT sELTZER
L APERIENT-A delightful effervesceni draught,
possessing all the virtues Of the celebrated Seltzer
Spring 10 Germany. II prnoIdy relieves headache,
NAUSEA depression of spirits, acidity Of the stomach,
nervous ss, debility, &c. supply received per brig
we,umpka' Tor sale b. 1. c. DUBO6E b CO.,
mil I,ruggists. 50 Water.st
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REGIjLAk WEEKLY PACKET FOR PICK
FNSVlLLE

1rssas- b The fine new fast running steamer
" ,yIsrss4T ADMIRAL, VIM. NJ. Webbing,
sp&z master, will ply during The season AS
regular weekly packet between Mobile and rlck-
ensviIe, Lea, ing Mobile every FRlDAf evening
AT o'clock and Pickensve MONDAY morning al
daylight, due al Mobile WEDNESDAY evening.
Her Accommodations are of superior order, with
a superior cabin; ladies cabin large and well fur
nished.
Fur freight or passage. apply on bosrd or 10
CAMBELI., OWEN 4 CO.. Agents.
iebll ~ Front and as Commerce-sieets
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

For Benton, Vernon Newport and GTdres' landing
6p4sS-- T. The steamer LOWNhES, II II
s.Es5Asrss$ Johnson master. This new light
sss9zszssssEa draught. last running double engine
steamer will make regular weekly trips between Mo-
bile and paints above mentioned daring the season,
eaving Mobile every FRIDAY, AT Pm. and arriving
at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings; leaves
Graves Landing on SUNDAY at IL NJ. and arrive
in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings. For
freight OF passage, having superior recommendations
apply on board or To
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Innls CAMPBELL. OWEN & co, Agents.

MOBILE AND GAINES VILE PACKET
hs f'TYsttgs o. ELlZA.-The new and fast run
tz4ISSS57zf&y Sning double engine steamboat ELL
skssSsss--s.SzESzzZ IA, w H. Roberts master, will
run during the ensuing season as regular weekly
packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening,
at 5 o'clnck PM., aud Gainesville every TIL RS
DAY, NJ IL O'Clock N.
The Eliza was built expressly for this trade. has
superior accommodations, her Ladies' CABIN and
State Rooms are very large and fitted up with dou-
bic hedsleads expressly for families, and for comfort
and speed has superior
For freight passage, apply on board or TO
sep20 MOSES WAXING, agent.
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NEGROES Fa1Ii SALE.

o. THE SUBSCRIBER having located him.
self permanently in Mobile and Baltimore, now Of.
iers Tor sale lot Of likely Young Negroes compri
sing field hands, house servants, etc. Among Them
is IA good smith and excellent seansress. He wi
also be receiving shipments Of Negroes from Balli-
more during the CITY reference given as IL
title. etc. W Lafayette House, corner of Roya
and ST. Michael streets.
,nv7 22Qcmo& WAITER 4 CAMpRFJI