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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

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Flour Market.

BUFFALO, Oct 2s-The receipts since Saturday eve.
nhg nave been about So 900 bushels wheat 80 900 bbls.
Aour, besides quite large quantity of beet cheese, and
other matters.
Inc demand for flour yesterday slight, and sales
low. Not over 1000 bhls, sod-at SiS7l for 400 bbls
Michigan, Adrian Mills and 81 ~ for other lots
The inquiry for wheat was limited, owing, probably
10 the approach OF the arrival of the Great Western
at New York, with later intelligence from Europe. A
sale o! 1000 bush Southport made private terms
Considerable Corn came in yesterday, hnt heard of
no sales. Ii was held al 47c.
PlrrsBuRG, Oct 27,-Flour-The market left off on
Friday evening at 4,l2J SIls3 On Saturday morn
ing there general ndsposit.on touch il at over
- sort OF panic seemed influence sellers in the
street and the ket fell Oft fully IL the be
brands. There sales of l02, 800 100 90 80 and
numerous wagon loads at $500 SO S7i-some interior
went as low as S315. Buy had their own way For
one or two lots OF superior, something over 81 was
offered We quote the closing sales for good brands at
1881 81.
kocHEsrfR, Oct. 1.-THE price Of Wheat to-day has
oeen IN at orc aud but little offered The milers are
gaIh anxious for the by the Great Western which
was expected TO arrive yesterday, bat did not Flour
barrels are down to SHE.
ALBANY, Oct. 2o.-The Great Westerns news has
sened Flour IN the hands of operators 500 bbls Gene
see were taken on Tuesday after the arrival of the Troy
N speculation, at S5.15 To-day the sales OF Genesee
and PRIME Western have ranged from S5,62l a sos
wheat has sold at 10 III and lsc. Barley at SIC for
two rowed, and 80 soc for four ed Oats Al Al lc
Rye 72ic.
Canal receipts the 27th and goth :-Flour 90 SIS
Dds; Wheat, II ,03t bushels
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Medical Advice,

nOCToh LAMEtT - still eonfdentaly consulted at hs
- Old ONCE o. gold between Fulton aud Bsekman
all diseases OF delicate his treatment being mild and
iudicon ures neither mercury restraint IN diet him
drance from business Recent cured
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, eri-
from iIeqsent indulgence OF the passions Of dscreet
youth and thereby causing nightly and eventually
object being the system mentally and bodily, tina,
of vgor nature originally designed
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the
tient being the last sometimes caused by nal
preenders by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. efectuay cured with
out pam Inconvenience.
The Doctor being the few qualified advertising Surgeons
the city guarantees perfect charge made. Let
ters post enclosing fee immediately aedd and
dice with advice sent 10 part OF the United States
Office 63 Gold street. Open from A. NJ TO r. M
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at $40: Brandywne, $50 Georgetown, $3.50 Bal

at 1918 Brandywine 1919; Georgetown, $3.50 Bal.
timore 1871 and 1928
REAL EsrATF-7 .4uction-l lot on 9th avenue corner
oil 18th street IS feet by 100 feet $780, do do $685.
10 do $500 do between 4sth and 10th streets each
SilO $500 do do corner gore ot $3.50 do do $685.;
do do each $3.50, $500 do do $3.50; do do S355; do
do gore lott $500; do do $780, do between 4sth and
4sth streets $780, do 10th street feet by los feet
s45o do do5 hy62 S4lo;l do do % $3.50
DO 10 % by feet $3.50 do do p by las feet S3s0
DO do - by 10 feet $3.50 do do % by l42 feet $3.50
do do 25 by 3s set $3.50; do DO IS hy feet $3.50
DO do - ny 1872 fee $3.50; do do % by feet $3.50
do do - by lbs feet $500 do do by l24 feet s345
DO do 70 by lis feet $500 do do % by IFS feet Sa35
DO do % by ~ feet $40; do do 2s BY feet $685.
40 90 - BY 100 ieet $685. do do - by 100 feet each
S3i0, Sl360; do do IS by 100 feet $3.50 The sale All
journed till this day at y o'clock Of the lots on 5ot
street, and houses on 81 avenue
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.gsse;i;;a. Cad

ENUCTOE FAWCETT consulting surgeon Of 1876 Fulton
~ STREET, New icri author OF late publication,
bracng the following subjects, vzMatrlmonv mpotency
and serly aaatoicay, physolcgcally pnd medic lily
planned with prehensye OF the nature and
treatment Syphilis Secondary Sym Gonor
hHa, elect, Structure Seminal Weakness Whites, NEG
turna Emissions aud all from sell
pollution The Doctor devoted hii attention for the Sft NJ
this city the treatment Of the abeye mentioned
snd practice and long experiences
~ iuvesgatr he pathology Of the various structures Of the
he III that he
takes permanent aud radical His diplomas from Lon
dom Ednbug Ph,iadelph Also his honorary degree from
the of louisiana suspended large frames his of
flee 1856 Fulton street. -
Persons al distance enclosing ST. have copy Of his
late work accompanied it'll which embraces all diseases
incidental 10 females
All letters prepaid and addressed TO Dr. H. Fawce LOG Full
ton street, will receive due attention. Ola lmsrc
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FOREIGN Markets.

MArANzAs, Oct. 1.-THE Eoutward cargo OF the Ze
phyr from Charleston, consisting of $50 tierces OF rice
aaa ueeh stored as 10 rails could not be obtained
inc different qualities The exports have been only 3Os
600 boxes against 1872 900 last year Moases scarce
RS Exchange on the United States per cent prem;
England l8a IA -
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RV uast Nights Southern Mail,

ALEx.SpRIA, Oct 2s-Sld brig Openango, ST John, NIB.
BALTMoRE Oct GAR barqne Maryland Boston, Charran,
aud Vermion New York. Cid ship Louise, Bremen; schr
Relwing, St John, NIB Sid brig Sas Mar-an.
GEoRGETewN, SC Oct 25Arr briggs John HILL and Creole
New York; schr VIM Benton do Ga brig Nancy Jane Pro.
violence.
NoRFoLK, Oct 2S-Cld schr Madison Barbados Sid sehr
Tarquin Portsmouth.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 30-Arr brig Metamora Boston; sehr
Harp New Bedford Cid schrs Caroline st Barts Balti-
Bermuda; Mercy, New Bedford,
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MEDICAL. NOTICE

nR COOPER II Duane street between Chatham and vii.
- liam has for the last years confined his prae-
ue 70 he treatment Of yenere mefcuna aud other diseases
81 delicate nature Dr. Cooper spent celebrated
Lock Hospital aud has orthe years enjoyed the
extensive practice private diseases Of any medical
New York lie cure the most aggrayaed this
disease ad mild ed ia FIVE days he Dr..
regularly educated physician and aud suffers
his patients 10 leave until aueriect 5 performed
Stricur-Doctor Cooper has discovered method by
winch he the form ~
two werks, with scarcely any pam 10 the patient.
Constitutional Debility brought b habit indulg
ed M by young THIS Nhe freely INDUCED in, be.
gets dyspepsia weakness Of the limb aud small II the back
confusion fmtellcct rgetiuness papitsto Heart
aud society. A warranted every
charge
Be and ecole the number H. with mortar over the
dpu - there deceptive and calculated pose
the cruous the block Dr. Cooper is the ONLY
lhtd physlcln who sdye itses "a this $50 m'T
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r ss~ d. 'nW, ~

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
nOCTOR EVANS No. IL Peck Slip, near Water street
~ New York has been than forty the full
actce OF physc and surgery particularly curing Perfectly
those desperate OF variety OF disease old OBJ
stnae ulcers IN the throat structures caused by
malpractice It's oil the greatest importance for the nioru
nate to choose an experienced physician DR. h. is the oldest
and most experienced this cty his practice his
Astonishing alter they have been expelled from the Hospital
lncabe His offices well arranged for privacy. Call
u Peck Slip and be convinced His charges reasonable
aud all cases guaranteed. o3i m-rc
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HILLS INFALLIBLE UNGUENT FOR THE


CAN thing be more honest Notice the fact that
" publish certificate commendatory Of the above
has the residence of the individual giving append
ed which enables you satisfy yourselves Thy enquiry that
the Onguent really wha TO be and understand
" also That warranted III either old
II properly applied efrctually stay alopecy falling of
the HAIR II bald erd ptyriTss dand
ruff scu and all civilizations Of the cntcle scap change
moist, soft, curly, &c.
do hereby certify that have been seriously afflicted with
dandui and falling of Of the HAIR and made several
arrcles for the without the least benefit; indeed
fearful II becoming bald finally being iuduced Hs
niabe Onguent AN happy 70 the result most
actoy for short time the dandruf entirely dis
than was, being also soft, moist and glossy. eau
strongly recommend il for the above Yours, sc,
JAMES BLANCHARD, No. as Avenue d.
~ Recollect, Hills mfallble Onguent be obtained
principal ocs the nohw Of Pine and
Nassau SIS, and at the following Agents, New Yo'k g
VIM H. Carey X Co, 1856 Pearl st; | Graham x Co., 70
Water St.; Mr. Thomas Sews i7s Grand ST., Brooklyn; A.
spoooer s Co., 81 Fulton Mrs j. JoJen Fancy Store
y, Isl b-tweeg Grand and south lst s,s Albany 2 A
Mownry Of MARX and Charles streets New
ark los. f. Trippe, 1913 Broad of Marker ST.
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90 M Nj nc IL CIAL .
New York. I'hupsday. do,

New York, Thursday. Oct. 10
N'hts-No transactions to-day Of any consequence
Pots at 80 Pearls at SII2l '"
'troN-The sales to-day amount to about 500 bales
!" uncut any material change in prices and are chiefly
lol S-Ihe market to-day quite nanimate no.
ming oil any account having rsnspied tenesee is held
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SAyATTA-Brg Peter DeInlll28 bales Burrtt Johnson
" brIeham-- ITO r y X Gravesl3l cks l. d Morgan
63 M,uuel-3o Cazet Asto-lOO order-79 empty bbs
ttARlt,roN-Ship II Alen-2 pkgs Tooker s Nead-2 G;
sutton Hart-l Colt-2 l. Palmieri-8 Burckmyer-2
gilbert col toe, Anderson co--3i9 bis TO order
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIe PRESIDENT. William Mon
roc, Register OF The Land Office for the district Of
lands hiect to sale at Clinton Missouri ~, VIZ VI
Patterson, deceased, Thomas Hartley cre, = i,n'h
Judge Of the Criminal Court for the District Of Go,
bia, ~ the place OF James Dunlop, resigned Wiliian
Medill, OF Ohio, Commissioner OF Indian A. =!
The place on Ihomas MaTily lraMlnIl. ra.iannl ~
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Snp Allen, Burr from Charleston, 18th inst with mdse
u teo s2Qn Experienced heavy weather off .teras and
constant L winds during passage
barQue Helen NJ Fielder. Willis from Rio Jauero Sent II
WIN cohe 10 fltdvr Hs been the North Of la
" since % INST v IN Not'h winds Spoke 10th ust 3D.
i9n % ~ sour Iamphce 10 days from Washington, Nc for
brig turan, Branscom days from Laguna to Nesm;th
Walsh, with 610 otis logwo od II ow land Aspnwa The
r has xpereuesd succession of aud gales from l2t TO
gym inSt-aS been days the 27th lat y i0 lon
Is ~, PISSED brig Olive of Eastport, bound ~
bfe frances 5avln 20 days from Miragoane St Domingo
WIN @JoO los oswood 1900 do liguumve 10 bags TO
& hossere Co. Spoke ith inst lat 81 So Ion % 10. sehr
Virginia Cares, sehr Texan, Portland for Norfolk
bs nef pemi Lewis, 10 days from Sayannsh with cot.
Brig Philua, tlwood u DAYS from Wilmington NC with
naval TO Durham Dmon. Experienced heavy gales
from NJ 2s LAY &C. lon u 60 saw sp with loss of ali her
lrmasts standing Noft-tpTo5sby the CUMBERLAND arrived
Orig Tam O'Shanter ronside IL days from Wilmington
NC. with mdse TO Tappan s smith
81 2 on banegat was into by sch Florida Corson
North Carolina carrying bowspt cutwaer aud causing her
70 leak bady-Ad 70 heaYe overheard deck load of wood Did
ho what damage the sustained bur She had
turn to New Y ork
schr Juette Woglau, from Petersburg cotton &c to Jas
Huhter. - ~
sehr yesger Baker, from Norfolk flour to J NJ Mills
schr Frank, Lewis, days from Alexandria -four, sur
ses, Ceaman s. Go.
Lowden. "'O"
schr Traffic. Gardner Baltimore flour to Briggs
SchfJ smith Cargl, Baltimore cotton, flour Ia
schr Payuter Berlin, corn, to y Fox
sehr swan Bake Berlin, corn, TO B Fox.
schf Dove Williams, Berlin, corn, to y Fox.
Below.
Barque Ranger, Nillken, from Malaga with fruit
sailed.
Ships Francis Whitney Fisk Manila; Monument Marshall
nave pthannock Liverpool; Arosto Rio Janeiro; Au
Dememrs; Cada Oporto: Ready Rhino Windsor: Harriet
ana Hodgdou, Chdleston Emma, Norfolk, and others.
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CHEMICAL BALSAW,
a.. Hair Iuy1gOGatOr.

REMEDY for all diseases iucident to the Hair and
~ restorative in all where Badness not beyond the
reach OF art. 49,, =,
prevents Badness II Dandr and Cutaneous Scu
II keeps the Hnr in its natural color aud prevents from
lief that beautiful aud healthy restorative Of the Hair il
will be found on Ia unequacd Prepared solely by Fha-
lon, No ga Broadway.
Agents-o. Fish Co. Washington, D. e.; Aver rhel1n,
76 Broad ST. oumbus, Georgia; TuttIe Assembly Build
ngs, corner OF Ten and Chesnnt Philadelphia; II Rice,
corner Of Cont and Howard; streets Boston b. Brow
eI, NO 100 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; M. s. Fletcher, Mareb
Albany. s2s lmmc
LEATHERS 5000 lbs Western Live Geese Feathers, IN
y very hne order for sale by y x. COLLINS co.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
~ u n II " l., 4 IL < Il 4 IL L, ~

coon We IRIS TENT
WARRANTED NOT TO STIFFEN OR SOFTEN I'm.
DER ANY DEGREE Or COLD OR HEAT.
GENERAL assortment Of goods made under the above
~ patent including Machine Betting, Carriage aud other
Cloths every width and thickness; Coats Cape PoucLos
Pants and Overhius Caps Hats aud souwesters; Boots and
Shoes; Mechanics Aprons, Ladies Aprons Travelling Bags
Water Hose, Life Presesrs Air Mattresses Cushions Tar
for covering deck freight Portable Shower Baths Bath
ing Mats, &c, &c. Forsale Wholesale md retail by
GEO. BEECHER,
an2s 2m'm 100 Broadway
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nav UtFAN MINI
w ..,.. n. nn YE4

WAsHiSeroN, Oct. 80, ls45. (
he Naval Court of Inquiry, in the of Lieutenant
Mclaughlin adjourned to-day, account of the inds
position OF Lieut. Robert Tansill having decided upon
me htst branch OF the charges alleged against Lieut.
VI Laqghlih' II IS deemed by the Court indispensable
punishment So that he should die it is more than pro-
naole that there VIII be nothing done as CARDS
me last matter TO be investigated in this affair
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ATRAPILATORY,
OR LIQUID
HAIR DYE

FOR CHANGING TIT. OULUR OF The HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK
OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES,
BIZ a simple and easy 1'rocess, uithOm stunning the
skin, or in any icay inj,u'ing Ie hair.
BY j. LAIRD, % CHATHAM STREET.
THE great advantages possessed by this Hair Dye
those hitherto use will apparent Ii produ.
ces perfectly natural olor comparatively short space Of
time much Of the trouble and annoyance attending the use
OF all former dyes entirely obyiatee this. For produ
cling the lighter shades Of brown the Aapaory may be sand
ony preparation through which satisfactory result
relied and in addition the color having 50 close
resemblance that of completely defy detec
ton Of the dive will be found respect Injurious
TO hair which, after the operation Will retain ITS
toned sofness, elasticity and gloss.
}. LAIRD, 90 Chatham 81,
go lmsm New York
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& :, z = Il z z . L Il . " ! n u
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
OGsTsTsxxGsgs
Medicine and Pharmacy
80 NASSAU STREET.
III L ID il g a L. VICE
ppIu I'll, lnIcrAcEa

- - - : - q - - ~ ' ! y =
PRIVATE DISEASES.
'hSHE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Mediciss
direct their particular attention toz diseases Of
medical safe ard cure woa,
saary rs S make apuieaton the College
nd nav OF SD'e ga vast amour.
Goese ot many years connected w the prncpa, hospitals
n tn sat ds 12 he h9'f attends for consul
az 10 ns doUS FRI
living in tie country aud finding TO make per
lug ali ntedcne requisite 70 eSS radical cSre by s"ns
he.t case eIpet together with all ymptoms time Of
cosns S. s' f'A received elsewhere any ana o.
GoMNsTITuTlUNAL DEBILITY CURED.
TIM ToNc b .ssss Fl s s * the Gp.ss
fn s"s aS
remedy for Impotence stey Or
packsdspd Ill part, of the Union -
yELfEAU'5 SPECIFIC PILLS,
aud all mocorpuIen: discharges from the nre,ha These
. t 11g Of yso il che d.
roiesgr Veean az an niaibe remedy Tor all diseases Of
any % ~ the bss ss WITH
the stomach of confinement from business fcs 81 per boz
RECORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
sss sSss %
nss OF ," N s
ten should this purifier whgut delay as per
without thoroughly csan,inshe sy'tes with this justly oels.
braed alto srave.
Sold in single tiles at 81 each of half dozes n
ST. carefully packed and sent 70 all Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, GEHTlAN AND SASSAFRAS
JREPARED by the New York College of Medicine .ps
Pharmacy, established for the suppression fcuackey Th
refined and highly possessing ali the pur,
flying qualities and curative Of the herbal cont
IDENTIFY the College infinitely
extract oil Saapara at before public and NAV ia
relied on IS certain remedy for all diseases rsng from an i'm
pure state OF the blood such scrouB rheu rfngworm
bloches or piinpes ulcers rain III joints nodes
euaneous eruptions throat any disease
mercury. "''''
o"'" 70 snRie Doulss,m fsscrrfssh
:, ~ cases OF nall dozen bnitles, Is
one dozen SsM
Csses forwarded to all parts Of the Union
y B--A very be,s! discount 70 wholesale purchasers
ae-,r " o'f'H ARnupN NJ
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II X h
- EMOVAL OF Warerooms 23l Broadway in Granite
IL Building, cor Chambers ST. r. BROWNE offers for
sale 28 Broadway, elegant of double
ge H4rps. The briIlancy of tone ightness OF
touch perfect mechanism aud elegant finish these harps
uneqnalled Warranted 10 bear the test u climate and
ropean prices The attention Of merchants and the musical
world generally, IS particularly desired
Haips repaired. Strings, Instruction Books &c
J. f. BROWNE * co. tFfom Erard)
London aud New York established 1910
Certainly the finest harps produced The first pofe son
al talent have prefer these harps TO all otersL0nd0n Nh
seal Mirror June, 1870.
Mr. Brownies harps by far the most magnificent
fnens Through his perfect knowledge ofthe
sumtnt he has effected many import the
Inechan cal department and III the there extraord
addition OF sweetness purity aud The pill
eaboratey and gorgeousy carved and gdrd while The frames
are elegantly shaped aud opnai, SEPT
9th, l9f5 IN
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sAsANNAH-Brig Peter Dem-Mrs Latimer and family +,
MeG'nn,; and lady q Maxwell, W Coleman, G Cor
CHAaLtsroS-ship II Allensirs Marine, orngon and
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LOAI.-

AM now delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash
screened andree Of carriage fro yard tn. FOIL owing
prices Gas usual the lowest the city, namely Broken Egg
and stove % large nut 81 III small 81 per ton
- cents OF taken from the boats Coal Yard Of King
aud Greenwich streets, PEIEk CLINTON ~
al Inn
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n CAKD.
GGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
- the instruction Of Music respectfully Informs his friends
and the public he will during the month OF October
for the VIOLIN at his No $50 Broadway
Terms moderate Those wko DESTROYS of becoming pupils
will please apply Sgnor Godone, 400 Broadway and
Chambers u JolIie, }aj Broadway.
Sgnor Rapett will usual giving lessons the
Piano and Italian s24 eoclmrrc
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Passengers Sailed.
HoNG hoSG AND MASLA-Ship Areatus, from Boson-Ssml
Il Rich, -wcomb Tuckerman. Of Boston; Hiram Foeg OF
Fhiladelphi4. ~ e'' "
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. oCToREK p,
Cleared

sup Charles Carroll, Foster, Rotterdam VIM Weisser
sup Auburn, Durtey, New Orleans WIN Nelson,
sh1p James Shepherd Red nau, NV Orleans Johnson
Lowden. ' ~ -
Shrp Celia Thatcher. savannah Durham < Dimon
Kruger 10y '' ''.i' -
Brig AYano Poerield Belize, Hon Foster Nickerson
Brlg Frances, Lewis Central America.
Brig Osprey, b Calhoun, ST John NIB Il Winpiett
Bog SelIun, Perrt. Portland Me
; hr Eagle, Dyer, Barac1a, Aymar & 60.
sem Ellen, Trip, Washl gton, Nc.
schr Equity Edwards Philadelphia, Mckee Hand Co.
Sloop James Laapheer, Kenny, Providence
Barge Star Loushead. Philadelphia
Steamer Anthracite, Stewart, PHILADELPHIA