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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

NEW GOODS AT PERU !!
WIN. EAlE 40.

WIN. PAUL& CO.
AVE just received o, the R,icl Store. di.
Z rect from New York emil Boston. fresh
stock of Fail AMI Wiu,er Goods, to which We
invite public attention.
NE DESPISE DRAGGING.
But wepromi-e to sell as ,Lcap as Il is pnsiLs
II dO 50, and those who say they will sell cheap
er or have more 81 lLem make mistake that's
all.
For cash down we are prepared 10 nice, and
defy all competition.
The following Is apart Of their siock
LADIES GOODS.
Cashmercs. Mde Laiuos, Alracos, Dress Silks,
tahcocs, a large lot. Colored ard Black silk
Negcls, Plain S"i; Iaconpt and Other muslins,
HinghnEs, Long Lawns. Linen Cambrics,
Ihreh' JIconet End iisle Edgings and Insert
inea, Kid, six and Cashmere Gloves. Black
Cashmere Alpaca and oheI Hosiery. Shawls,
Hondkerchiels, Nuts. six Cords and IosseIs.
Silk Frinees, Sir uDd Buge Buttons Eiaslics.
Zephyr Wors'odi, Houah's Patent skirts, KID
Slips, Cater Boots AID bushins, &c.
MEMS GOODS.
Superiine and Common Cl,Gs, CAST mors, Sat-
ineis, sheep Gr'ys, jeans, Tvccds Fancy and
silk We've, Vest.rcs Hats aud Cops, BOGUS aud
Shoes, Buckshin Gloves aud Mn,s, Angola
Shirts and Drawers, Flannel DO. &c.
--AISO-
Shcetires. ShirIings, Diapers Apron Checks.
Llnseys, Red. White aud \ elbow Flannrls. I'M
hrclas. Batting. Wadjinr, licking. Cotton
Yarn, Cnored Cotton aud Linen Carpet Warp,
Tallnrs' Trimming, and lot Of NC MACS.
or o OK Err 7. II "A n u IA RE,
rT,CT AND STEEL,
CASTINGS and GLASS,
Groceries.
Teas, some Of the iin"., favor. Loaf s. Brown
Sagor, Rio Ncgfc, ,'aaS.es Rice, Spices, Gin
'cl. nn.,j,s, Sa'a.a'us. VanagltfG anil Brown
SOAP Cas'iIc anJ Toilet Nocp sinvpg cream,
C'henr, PEPPER Sauce, Lenun Syrup, Sperm
aud Iailow candles, Tobacco r.,s and cul, &c.
--hI.SO-
E-h-dsy Prae, Clocks, 90 hour Grass and
"o'd o.caeH"cr DIAN ever, Looking Glasses,
Powder, Shot, LEAD, Cal-,S SC.
NM. rACL & co.
Perm, Oct s, 49,. 10
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Painter and G,..
H,riascs, signs, houses. etc.,
Y on reasonable terms.
~ VS'qpbu' 81. ,ncar DR.. scacrmcrp.,
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THE subscriber has Just
received 4 better assormen; of
BOOTS AND SHOE,
than was ever before oil'ere5
in this market, among which
are Ladies cutters, haIf.gal
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For ca-h down we are prepared 10 meet and
defy all competition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-20
LATEST N1!ELLiGHNCE,
TELEGRAPHIc REPORT,

BALTIMORE, Sunday night.
Private accounts from Pensacola were received
al Baltimore this evening by he Southern mail,
which state that the steamers Princeton and Mis-
sssippi, were daily expected there from Vera
Cruz.
The Princeton was of Brazos on the Ist.
The Texas sloop of War, Austin was off the
mouth of the Mississippi on the sth, on her way
10 Pensacola.
No news from the Army.
The Western Mail has arrived at Baltimore, but
contains no news
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. . .
The law requires that all mortgages taken security
for notes. shall be on improved productive unncumber
ed lands worth, independently of buildings thereon at
least double the amount for which they taken APP
praers have been selected. and their estimates
made under oath and yet when the value of these
mortgages have been tested by forced sales average
product Of nineteen banks exhibits loss equal to about
30 cents on the dollar The average loss on New York
State stocks and bonds and mortgages taken together
about 10 cents the dollar. These the only
rites authorized to be takenfor tho redemption of
circulating notes.
will be perceived by this statement, that there is
margin of only $500 497 which is such small per cent
Of the aggregate to require but very little deprecia
tion in the value of the securities to destroy The FREQ
banking law, properly administered is the best and
fest law adopted; but it was not properly admins
tered in this State in its infancy improvements have
recently been made and hereafter there will be Of
thors difficulties which have heretofore been experience
cd; nothing but New York State stocks WILL for the
future be received security for the redemption Of the
nj nofna off hank
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AUCTION NOTICE.

ANTHONY BLEECKER & CO., .Auctioneers.
ERIDAY. July 2, At y O'clock, at the Me.ehant.' E1
AND mon COMpANI.1Pesitive sale, TO close trust,
1909 shares of 500 EACH the Potomac and Allegheny Coal
and Iron CompanyThe property of the Potomac and Allie
shauy lies both sides of the Potomac River and
of the valuable mineral lands
preventing succession Of rich veins of coal iron
birthstone rebrck clay, and hydraulic the
Potomac River sordins inexhausble for
transportation and iron works.
hen compile Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the
BALTIMORE and Ohio Rsilrosd will sdiaely in front
Of the Companys lands securing communication
ket the best and all without any outlay
the Company Of heavy expenditure other
the suctioneer. Jyl9 6trrc
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM.
PLANT.

JERSEY CITY, Nmrch n, 1876.
Dr. Townsend-Desr Sir The great benefit that have de-
valuable medicine will be sufficient apology, am
vnced for addressing which should TO do
under ordinary circumstances, II OF
unusual character Hoping may be OF service to
ierng as have been, felt duty send you the follow
ing account Of the singular efficacy Of Sarsapar
case had been very much of health for the last
about sx months since several physicians pronounced
tersd more than describe About months ago my
PACK ana shoulde became defomed and the joints
drawn cut OF their Places and terribly day and
night One OF my shoulders forced full two inches
rne Gne ana every joint g my back affect
every means IN their power but without sue
Only about one month since taking vour
Sasparlla and have now regsned my
guar appear incredible and have requested some
friends add Zine the bottom for the nskf OF snv one
who may be disposed doubt the Correctness Of the stssr
mont Yours, with great respect, &c
JERSEY CRY, March 70, 1916.
This certify that Miss Thompson named the above
certificate, has and does reside with and
any whom may that the statement in he above
WM. II. SNOW,
Mrs. A. SNOW,
Railroad Avenue, 2 doors from Barrow St
For sale at lbs Fulton street r. X Van buskirk 2e2
corner of Market and Broad Newark ~ ~ lnE.
yr, Paterson N j. los South Pearl street, Albany Red
ding CO.. No State street Boston Bseku, Bull, Troy
Pogshkeepse Rossman Co., Hudscn Andrew Truar,
gchenectsdy; Fowler, Lansingburgh and By principal
Srugsis generally throughout the United States, West In
None genuine except the large square bottles which
contain agna signed with the written signature Of p
TOWNSEND, and his name blown in the glass.
apps 2mSatM&Thsrc
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CoxsAcxIE, Sept %. 1875.
DR.. Townsend-To all whom this may. :-Thi. is
certify that my wife bottle Of your Sasaparla,
previous her conne under the alarming de-
cate being troubled with the dropsy swell
ing Of the feet and much
with my pe.mson and the recommendation Of those who
suffice say the medicine had the happy, desired effect
only the hours Of confinement but after the expiration
Of week Of the dropsy and affection gave
way astonishing degree and her health better
than had been for al long time previous.
g. 8. JAMESON.
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WILDER having thoroughly re6tted and refurnish-
"a anew the house 60 Broadway tadjoning the Globe
Hofel prepased TO receive families single gentlemen
e. ooardsn Dinner bosrders can b accommodated Re
isfsness sxcnanged jels lmsme
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Died.

Died,
On Thursday July l6 at the residence of his sister,
Brooklyn, Of consumption, MICHAEL WARD, aged rs
years
His remains taken to Fort Green burying ground.
At Clarkstown. Sunday morning, 10th inst, In the
sad year of her age ELIzABErH HoaENxAMr, wife of
Abraham Hogenkamp.
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BON SEJOUR.

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
hotel on the Jersey side h.: long been
any manson) has been reed elegant STYLE with many
rooms and other important additions -,
ran shIgbbe5y charming walks, agreeable and pIsa.
rural residence Families who wish pass cool On iet
summer be provided *h suits Of apartments
at their choice Fish Of almost every variety abound the
Kills. and the Reighboring woods deficient game.
Inc steamer rasac plying sstWeenNsw ferk and Newark
and the citizen; Of New York cannot end beautiful
In fine all vi.ers customers and boarden be assured
that will be spared make the place merit the
tie given it Of old-Bon Seiour.
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD
The Passac for Newark leaves the foot of Barclay
at 10 M and M landing in front Of the above place
The Port Richmond boat leaves Pier No. H. sK and
O'Clock. At Port Richmond there will be boats
Passengers and land them the house.
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Albany, August 30, ie45.

Yours &c. JAMES MeALLlSSP D y b ~ &;
Albany. August 30. ls4s.
J. w. Bouck At theAtheneum Hotel Broadway SON TEX
Governor PousL cured of this distressing complain BY
MI Liyns'iOp, the E.p.:.: Copdueto5 Of No 10 Wall st.
Mr. Sss Of SH .;. nEAnS
papitation Of the heart heartburn antng sick
snns sensations for several ysawas entirely cured BY taxi
@ ~ III. .ss
severe a. 20 be unable to sleep nghswas entirely
stored to health SifA al %N RS't Ulcers
perfectly restored by the use Of
Mrs McCurum No. lss Third avenue. severe pans and
msnently restored. - = 'A' ''"'' 90 ''''
.n .a. s..s .s sss .
no" enjoying so0f fi weir COMPLAINT.
Alfred p Sonkln sa5 Madison street-wfe cured Of the
Mr.. White. keep. boarding house No estate
street. had liver was despaired o-was cured
Jo:Sa. Herson Morton .pe. wifi. cured of disease of
0l00d and son Of bad R sffs N asff sSd ''dv
The astonishing cure. that this medicine Ia. performed
%sS pain in
they ssee fs then called sd
So and so nSs d dsys
'1s wv WA AK s's Daniel
bic fSs following
pr Townsend have one bottle of your s.rsapara.
and lind Is excellent IN ITS effects upon chronic rheumatic
K: lag ! esss
william pppcOt as Water street, was unable to leave
Of
ANGLES much swollen unable walk without
used 'h''' bottles and I" n PiL Esll
1f esa as he
remedy Hi; daughter. Of Eyspes. and general female Do
Mr., GgnSuss l sToSme street Tree cured debility
acted tina. Part Of the time she was unable to Sleep or
converse with her ''sn SMALL Fox.
A, N. Chaplin, Agent for WIN. Tailor. ,Astor House
:e q: :i ;ss az ~
and he
advised him he done with perfect and
families used thu. ssr.apsrs and ali escaped the
svs that By cleansing the blood with EIss renders
the person safe ssan. en-; or ne which % I
ToSn.ends ssI..psIs . sovereign and Speedy cur.
for inciplent consumption baenness luco or whites
Ss
produced by irreguaty illness or accident
Nothing be surprising than invigoratng
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and lass
ude before taking become robust and full OF
influence. II mmedat counteracts the
sssnes Of the female frame which is the cause of bar
twill be expected Of Of delicate nature
exhibit certificates Of performed but
the Afflicted that hundreds of have been reported
Several when families have been without children after
using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine, have bee
blessed with healthy offspring
Dr. TownsendN1y wife being greatly distressed by weak
and debility and suffering continually by pain and
,easasiSn Of bearing down filling Of the womb and with
cine has effected and also hearing recommended
for such diseases have described obtained bottle OF
nie in short period complaints and
restored her health Being grateful for the benefits she
ceived take pleasure thus acknowledging and
mend IL to the public.
Albany Aug II, leA
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HOTELS AND wATERIra PLACES.
BROOKLYN NAVY HOTEL

II NJ. CHHISTALLER formerly Of the National Coffee
y. House, New York; Informs his friends and public
that he has house for term OF and fitted
neatly with Billiard Tables rooms The house
all times we'll snppled with all kindsof rereshments-
Boarers can be by the week MONTH
the reasonable terms Rooms g. be had without
public invited call II il the
make the above mentioned establishent place
their and custom Those who wish pass pleas
streets There the house where they can take
a view into the Navy Yard. jyis n srrc
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Pavilion, New Brighton, June 1. 1916. :
THE SHADES HOTEL,


81 Reade Street, West Side of Broadsods.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends md the
public, that he has lately opened the above Estabsh
ment style superior other house Of the kind the
city Of New York The satisfaction which he has hitherto
Of THE Shades Thames street, he hatte himself will
be guaranty all who potronise him his
blishment while no effort his will be wanting merit
the continuance Of their patronage
The usual reshes Chops Steaks Welsh Rsrebits Poach
ed Eggs, &c, will be served mp in superior style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papers,
Europe JAMES EVANS.
nils
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A II A M RIA,
No o5s IB3R0ApWAY sbe.wesn Spring and prinee)

NJ MnSCAI spS Trsnes
Ss; M e s;
Ice Cream FIui, ee, chsTlotte de Russo Jelies and
the first quality. jyao it.rc
AMERICAN THEATRE, NEW ORLEANS.
HE Subscriber will open hi. Theatre for the
former, q wsllknown talent and celebrity being
Union s Will find to their Advantage 20 Negotiate
Geo Holland E.a i. my duly authorised asen, in New
york All ana
Proprietor of American Theatre, New Orleans,
Address. post paid to Geo. Holland iS1S Assa, Olympic
Theatre, New York. ivli at2awuasrrc
BowEs IL CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
THIS unriyslled of Equestrian. will perform at
a s3ess,. g LAR on the & he s
and Kingston 2sh 18th and soh of July and from thence
The Largest Establishment organized the United
States comprising 10 Men and Hors.. recurring Is
The company hay st,ashsa g i Eight Female
Gently arrived M fi4S M MARrEMAcAHrE.
ssSs I'D
Eng s Of =, n. n en-, Jns %
the f''pre' Ok S1 NJ xS sf's aSf ffs;ss
Randall weighs asa lbs MIR. Randall Is the most enormous
gianess in the world. They will appear in Jack and
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feat. Of
entertainments will comprise Acts OF Hoemanshp Gym
nasc Exercise Classic pisPsy and hqm9Ious serpees.
NIXON and the unapprOachabe Clown, PAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose sas
Horseback the most extraordinary ever Witnessed guve
BY The yhoIe Gs%Pany led b the great Euepssn
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant Gymnastic Pastures and Groupings Mr. Sweet
Mr. Nixon and his son Mr. Howe. in his Neurological and
Slack Rope Evolutions. Mr. Geo. Sweet the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF others: The whole
comprising the leading talented and classic performers
the would
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the annual contributions Of half Of one Der cent would
be payable Sixty four banks awaited themselves Of the
provision for committing and paid the treasurer SAT-
lowed rebate Of S74ls6 ~.
The future contributions 10 the Safety Fund which
not committed for under the act chapter 2
laws of 1912 have been anticipated by issue of stock
for the payment OF the debts Of the nine banks which
failed prior to ss3, as provided for by the act chap
ter ia OF the laws OF Isi5 The Safety Fund there
fore Is used up and morgaged for liabilities already in
CURED and there is no provision which can be made
available Tor the redemption of the notes of the Safety
Fund Banks Which may become insolvent hereafter.
Statement gives list Of the banks established under
the Act to authorize the business OF banking" and
which are now in operation The list in this table
braces sevenyone banks with aggregate capital Of
Sl2.437, 654
These have deposited with the Comptroller securities
10 the amount of 81 462, 253.
And have received from the Comptroller circulating
notes to the amount Of So Gal 1855.
The securities thus pledged for the redemption of the
circulating notes consist Of
Bonds and mortgages. ........... Sl,6I5 256
New York State Stocks. ........... 4,0l4 ,2sI
United States Stockf.. ....... l05 900
Indiana, (confned~eo two banks,). ...... 1853 900
Illinois, (afiecting fourteen bsnks,). $500. 5I3OOO
Arkansas, " fifteen )........ 499 600
Alabama, CONFINED to one bank .. $40
Michigan. affecting fifteen banks). .... 500 2e3
Cash in deposite, (for six banks) ....... 23,4I3
s7,462 pa
Add for cents. ................. 9
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n "
SERGEANT-AT.ARAfS, House Of Representatives, UNI
- ted States intends making extensive through the
states Of Kentucky Ono Indiana Illinois, Missouri and
Iowa TeIto5y edisey ,ter the adjournment Of Com
Eres and will attend to tho and Of Claims
In part of the above named States.
He will Washington about the 18th OF November
taking Phladephia, New York and Baltimore, his
Gentlemen wishing avail themselves Of this opportunity
have their claims settled will address him Washington
City, any time before the adj eumment Of o ongress
RErERENcEy the Members OF the House Of Represen
tauves OF 18th and goth Congress.
Stiff is desired he will visit BALTIMORE, Philadelphia
and New York, before leaving for the West
Jyl2 2w cod
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Old stock Exchange,

Married,
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Asa Stewart, Capt WIN
EcKLy to Miss MARTHA L. GRIrFs, both of Newport.
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MANSION HOUSE.

MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce to his
friends and the public that he ras leased the above house
for of and hopes by ing experience and
attention to business TO merit liberal share Of their
age. JOHN L. MONROE.
mrs 3msrc Formerly Of the u. g. Hotel Boston.
D a. & L. DELMONlCO, are happy to inform their
win be opened on the LIST Of June next.
No have been spared render the
Portable in the city, and DESTROYS offs
well strangers merely passing py, will find all their
wants and comforts attended with the
rs lmsr
SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEY STREET, N. Y.
IOSERH SMITH late Of Worcester, England, be&s leave
70 inform his friend. egsto mers and the public general
and calculated please gentlemen Of He
will always heretofore keep his Bar and Larder supplied
Dinners from Y ill O'clock, and Cold Cuts Chops, Stakes,
His supply Of English and city newspapers 10 erceed BY
house in New York, and his Ales Wines Segan &c.
of the quality and the attendance prompt P-
Rooms provided for parties and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended Lodgings &c.
myl5 1meY
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THE COLUMBIA HOUSE
z Chestnut STREET.
Hill "A DE HT'4

THE COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CHESTNUT STREET,
- PHI. aDELPHI.A,
NEW ana Fashionable Hotel, Possessing every modern
"A improvement the elegant accommods
" Tue Ts s@%u Bxdh .s2w SSpxcKENzIE Co.
JANIS BAcLEy, late of Jones's Hotel
HENRy MACKENZIE, formerly Of the Washington House.
rkIER L. FEReusoN jyIe Iwsrc
TROY HOUSE, TROY, N. Y.
CSOLEM.aN 4 ROGERS. PROPRIETORS
>HS House Is in fine order, capable OF &C commo-
dating about three hundred persons The cars Tor Bos-
ton, Buffalo, Saraoga, and Montreal start immediaely in
front OF the house the steamboat landing also within
lew steps The Propneors trust by their individual
lions for the comfort Of their guests receive
ance OF public favor.
This without exception the pleasant route ON the
line oil The above places Passengers their baggage
Our establishment has employ Their
requests travellers TO receive with caution any repos from
those employed by other houses.
Persons wishing TO make excursion Saratoga Springs
can leave New York Saturday evening ample time
c. s. COLEMAN,
CIV pa Late q the Ast0r Houss)
iyl7G .uc Late Of the Steamer Eupirs).
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION
THE PUBLIC is informed that this establishmsnt having
been enlarged and improved the close Of the last
season WI, be opened for the rscePon Of yis the
Nav 1. 1886. my3s smsr
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
the public in general that the Pavilion nov in full
STEAMBOATS, between Pier No l. North River, and New
'nshSS from ies 1GS9 sSsSa hour From New re,l
sssffMA sx,5saffM
Pavilion Ner By;Uhtcr Inn. I, tals >;SseS.r'
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AZ SHIP NORMAN from Havre--Consgnecs per
~ this ship will please send their permits board, al
spier No North river, or % the Office q the under
signed All goods permitted In Eve days, will be sent 70
the public STORE BOYD HlNCknrt
ie1r NO wall
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"SURGO UT PROSSIM- %

DAUL H. DENNIS AND J. MARTIN BOTHER
he @ % is r., nss ha,f
site the SECOND WARD HOTEL, where they will be happy
K s h. at ss
Piled with the VERY BEST Of Wines and other Liquors
essr DENNIS BorNER assure their friends that every
effort will be made to reputation they have lon
N are eo%e md 81 s
Lunch will be set day eleven o'clock, free
Of charge jyi5iwsjs
late propetors OF the Perkins House. Boston respect
fully informs his endsand the travelling public
s s:s: s.ss Z. hs: j: I sS:: Il mi
happy .nS so; S who w. to
the most reasonable terms. mys I'm eodsTc
MABBETT & FOUNTAIN,
1859 Brodd,cdy, corner of Ninth street,
HAVE ON HAND full assortment of the following ar
oe which they o to the their
hams Panama Plads De LANES French Calicoes black and
% a an:. aSii a
Psnia Cloth, from Calcutta for dresses,
Plain white Csmbrcs, Jaconet Nansook Null, Book and
Lace Dresses; Wells and Grapes,
S Lanton oraPe Sh?wis rem x'o to $i5o.
g to $500 each all kinds Of French shawI aso Summer
Newest f fsiss E SiS4a every style.
Plain hem-stched REVERE and embroidered linen Cam
Thread Lace and imitation do, every width and kind
Black trimming Laces Lace Dresses Wells, &c,
90 ss s an, and I Ecas ss 10, f.s''
Pine Apple Handkerchief, from $40 to $75,
Canton figured and plain s SIX nor Or dresses.
french, English, German and American Cslicoes,.
Hosiery and Gloves, German and French Pc fumsry,
Also, small articles Needles Pins, Sewing Silks Rib
B-Our friends spending the hot months in the country
desiring any thing lne have them by sending
Us their orders with the 81
jylo lweodsr 1859 Broadway.
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MISSING

MlSSlNG,
BENJAMIN e. BYRD, Of Flushing, L. !. He left the
ID stage house OF Peek slip Water
o'clock. the 18th inst, and between and
o'clock Of same in the Bowery near Walker street, He
when las, seen had on dark eohe light esva and heavy
his avocaton. Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received Keafing Of Peck Slip
and Water street, 300 Pearl street. jy7 3sw2w me
SECOND HAND
CLOTHING and Furniture wanted.-The highest cash
O!pnce given for all kinds Of secondhand goods, by
b. LEVY, IS Chatham street.
~ B.-A line through the Post Once will be punctualy
attended Constantly hand seasonable assortment OF
and secondhand Clothing CHEAP for CASH jylt lwsne
THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
WITH A SURPLUS.
OFFICE III FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
CONTINUES to take risks on buildings, machinery mer
OohandEc and property generally on their usual favorable
terms This has passed though the two greatest
cenaRratons that have occurred the country they
owe their from them with comparatively slight losses
the which they have always prsctsed OF limiting
and scattering their risks losses which the company
sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly heretofore
The Company take special notify their
New York. Of all expiration; Of Bqcies .ryp p,..;a.,
jyH iwis rrc Il. G. FINN, Secretary.