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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

DEATHS IN THE NAVY. Information has been
received at the Navy Department of the death
of the following persons
On the 9th July, John Folwell, landsman,
attached to one OF the vessels of the Brazil
squadron.
On the 18th August, John Harvey, quarter
gunner, died on board the Potomac, gulf squad
ron,
On the nth August, John B. Martin, ordi-
nary seaman, jumped overheard from the Fal-
mouth, in a fit of insanity, and was drowned.
PRIZE MeNEY. An advertisement appears
in the New York Sun, notifying the officers
and crew of the U. S. ship Yorktown to call
and receive their shares of prize money, on the
barquc Pons, lately captured on the coast o.
Africa. The prize money amounts TO !Alr'!
thousand dollars.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 25th, 1916.
Mr.. John Boyle, one of our oldest and most
respectable citizens, met with severe mis(or-
tune yesterday | do not know the particulars,
but learn that his leg was broken or Fractured
below the knee, by the fitting of heavy plank
which had been lad over a sewer in ID street
DR.. Howard was passing by at the time, and
with his characteristic kindness, did all he could
for the sufferer.
A few carpenters and blacksmiths have been
employed in making the frames of a 800 pack
saddles for our armed and mounted men. Our
friend Campbell has the finishing stroke to
these, and is still furnishing ga few more Of the
same sort" This does not look much like
bringing the war to close at present; but rath-
er saddling additional expense, not only OH the
backs of horses, but the people.
Very few ladies seem to be aware that there
is delightful garden and dollhouse of sweet
shrubs, plants, and flowers, on the grounds of
the Patent Office. 1t is a fine promenade. On
y one objection: the pretty buds and full blown
beauties almost induce one to the commission
of theft The temptation is as strong as the
perfume.
! have been requested to say that grand
rally of Temperance men will take place on
Monday evening. The Sons and Brothers OF
Temperance are TO meet in front of the TGea-
sury Department at O'Clock, in regaa, with
banners and music, and thence march TO the
Church Of the Rev. S. Tustn, on Eighth St,
near New York Avenue, to listen to DIR. Hunt
who has stirred up the dry bones, of late, in the
neghborhood, and caused rise in the price
Of eggs.
The Northern Liberties Market house is in
great state Of forwardness, and not far from
completion. Already business in that vicinity
is becoming active.
The flag, to tell all the bricks have been laid
has been thrown out from the splendid four
story building on the Avenue, nearly opposite
Coleman's, known as Washington Hall
A young lady enquircd at the Post Office fol
letter While the Clerk was looking among
the C's she turned pale, and looked as if she
was about to faint, fearing disappointment
But what relief! next to the last was one ad-
dressed to herself Tremblingly she handed to
the Clerk the half dime, and hurried off, look
ing at the superscrption, and blushng like a
boiled beet. wonder what made her so anXi-
Gus. Perhaps she read the letter. b.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

INFLUENZA. The influenza is very preva-
lent in New York, at the present time, both
among strangers and residents.
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NEANGING PAPER-6 ions Hanging Paper,
II u White and Brown-jusi received and for sale
by TURNER s. NUDGE,
W.! No. 3 s. Charles-sti
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

ING Sent Data. Flour Holders less anxious TO sell,
and about 1000 bbs fair and good brands were taken
10 day for export at Si75. Sales of scraped at 81 50
and small barreed stock at the same. Corn Meal
and RIVE Flour scarce and in demand, but holders
want 10 So Wheat, about stationary at lOOalG3s; a
lot of mixed, red and white sold at the latter. Rye
Southern sold at Csc. Corn not so active. A sale o.
Southern yellow is reported al zoe. Oats are lower
and Southern sold at Bic. GrOceriss-The only trans
action is a sale Of Laguayra Coffee at &c, mos =
Sugars looking up Whiskey sells at Csc in hhds and
pbls.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

EHROCLAIH 1T TO THE WORLD
III THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OFHO.HRHOUND is, tDithom
Exception or Eraggeration,
the most safe and speedy for all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds, which, unfortunately negee.
ted, too
OFTEN ENDS IN CONS UMPTTOR.
Ii Hance's Compound Syrup Of Hoarhound is TAX
en- on the first Appearance of Cough, il will mme-
diatey cure it and save the sufferer from an unimey
grave Price so cts per BOTTLE or six bottles for $2
For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, l0S Baltimore ST.,
and corner Of Charles and Pratt sts. seq
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GFa TICE.
VII A. CLANCY would inform
ssfsisB vi G4e his customers and the public in gen
IA eral, that he is determined 10 sell of
Sstes his stock of BOOTS and SHOES,
without regard to cost which are good or better
than any in the city. His method is TO clear out all
in season, that all who may want 10 get good
ticle for small price, will avail tn emselves of this
opportunity. 5I7-StOre No, 6 EAST BALTIMORE
STREET and No, SO HARRISON STREET, whole
sale and retail. e26 3m
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FRALTIMoRE LocK INFIRMARY,
DOCTOR HARRIS.

seven doors east of he Bridge.
The Oldest institution in Baltimore for the cure O
the secret disease.
IIApT3TG
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

ExroRTIoN. The tavern keepers at Auburn
"made hay whilst the sun shone" on the State
Fair, by charging S3 and "a day for single
person, and 81 day for each horse. Dear
country living, that
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

MASSACHUSETTS, The wings of this State
have nominated Gov. Briggs, and 1t. Cover
nor Reed for re election.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

FIRE. The dwelling house of Mr. Nmrod
Pumphry, of Brooke Co., Va, was entirely
consumed, together with most of its contents,
on Monday last. The fire is supposed to haye
oriUinated from q stove pine.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

The GALE. A letter in a Newbern, N. c .
paper, in speaking of the late gale, says, that at
Cape Hatteras not more than six houses were
laff ctandip0
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
FRIDAY, September %.

g tanners Bank Qi Maryland, 4U&
20 d" Bait. and Ohio Railroad, 45l
"a /" York Turnpike Road, 81
Maryland 6's closed o-tay at 10 asked, (lnr lhe
openingO IS! bid. Baltimore CPS, 1890, closed at g6i
asked for the opening,) S6a bid. Baltimore Ohio
Railroad shares 46 asked, asa bid
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

State OF MoTyEdhd, buHIHlOfc, clty % lrt:-
Be it rene sbered, that on this I'd day of January
1915, before me, the subscriber, Justice ofh Peace
of said State in and for the city aforesaid nersonal
appeared Benedict G. II. Green and made ain on he
Holy Evangely of Almighty God The matters and facts
set forth in the above annexed certificate are Jus, and
true as stated. Sworn before JESSE CT ODD J. p
this publication should meet the eye Of any on
Who IN the indscretion and mprudcnce attendant on
youth should have brought himself apy of the evils
alluded to above, TO such, the French Doctor offers
his services, and pledges The most honorable secrec
10 He believes that he has the means of RENE
DYING THEIR SUFFERTNGS and OBTAINING
FOR THEM A PERMANENT CURE, or no charge
required, selS-Im
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ARRIVED

Ship Laconia, Porter "a DIS I'm Liverpool, salt SC to
'ooa Michel. 81 Storage passengers. experienced
syera weather and lost sails,
New bark Aston Boorman 4 ds TIM Eastport plaster
I'd potatoes to Brett s. vose.
Bark urania Shaw. s DIS I'm Pctou, CD, 200 chaldrons
coz 70 n McCresdy.
, Bark Mallory Babbidse. 90 DIS I'm Glasgow, iron tie
ktad Irwin
Bak Niobo Lecaow. 81 DIS FIN Antwerp, mdse and l3o
passengers. to master.
bsS John Gardner, Wade % ds I'm behze, Hondu'
rs .oswood. sc. to Bedcrson.
nts Gulnare Lu.kn. 81 DIS I'm Rio Grande hides, &c
@sarbsck & Co. Sailed in company with brig Eagle
y aac Tor Salem. Left bark Chslcedone, Todd Tor ga
~ neM day; briggs A Hammond OF Nfork ldS Aric,
Of snd for Salem. do; Mermaid, Marshall. do do
Ssrsana Of Eden, Ne. discs: Draco, Beauchsmp "s!t
rsgeisns Salem, Martin. just arrived IRON Cape 9e
1cS bark Espelates, Lindholn. of Salem, Tor SAFE
1s Ehitmore Bright, of Niork, for Montevdeo next
~ Sept 18th, lat & long Az spoke brig Shawmnt ing
s IN Rio do Janeiro Of and for Boston. parted com
~ IN inst in lat IS. long Co. 9Th spoke schr Osois
My Tor the Gulf of Mexico, DIS out Died. l'th nit.
Mrs. - . 0''N' " >>>'s
.ns Lovder. Cosswell 10 ds I'm ST Johns PR. sugar,
- 2! Spies. Lett brig Albion from New-fors, Just,
sS Prince de Joinve, Dennis. I'm Mstanzas via NorI
u scssr coffee, Sc. to master.
Assedish brig Concordia, Ekermann, 50 ds I'm Rio de
ieSuo, coffee. to fickerssil u Co.
=, s9'useese brig Bsthulis Colombisdo, 40 DIS I'm Nal
4 Tut &c. 10 Francis & Co.
- org Eli Thompson { de I'm ST John. Nb plsster.
sSis Erato Hutchinson SO ds FIN Malaga, fruit, To
s-Ssonys Nephews Co. Sept II, lat "A 80, long 70
~ whale brig PheniS, Small is ds out ccan bound
sgLow-l Brig. Wind, Sc.
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osrsgo Tras.oortollon Inns II Hrigat-Boa, Fyo,,
test ok. cheese Valentine Bartholomew, half bbs
butler II Wright @ bushels feed do 81 bbls four Suy.
dam. Sage L Coz as pigs lead II Hovey L Co.
Syree,sse ena 0saofyo L;,e-i H@rey & cosoa;
/. Buckley Coz 81 do = ( Herriok; DO peas DO; 20
boIs potatoes J do eggsR Williams L co.
eao- Yort and Geaesec gaiey Casoi Boat Lin.--Boa,
Pianetlseo bushels wheat Bows Gsiieau sacks wool
n Wright Coz $50 bbs -four CLARK & Coleman; 10 DO
SAND Lhte-Bodt I'm Art,oac-5 bbls pearls White
Lockwood; $50 cs.ks cheese II Buna L Co
Ne~- York and Seheca Fail Liue--JamGs & Sll-Bo1t
5Sestey-2 bbis eggs BIC ftkns butter Wii-on K
tonb do Conan, Hopkins & Co, 80 tubs do 5cycc.
DO White & Co; y do q Harrison; Dbl ei;gs Il
Mas'erton; do do beans Tompkiu7 Cocky 2i3 bush-
els barley cLachlan; 70 ibis whisky J n Cobb
Same Ltlo-BoG, Thomas Shsyie-i boxes starch Gil
christ, Bours Co. bbls dried fruit2 do egCs Hoppock
49, do Fuller, Walker Coz bxs frit Conan Hopkins
ton IS go los oil cake 2 Murray
Sriitsye Linz Tor Boats-6 ra1t San,coord + Co-Bont
EnerprS,lS5 bbls -four Suydan, Sage Co. 81 bids hair
Flschel 20 bbls -four ases Yate. Pepoon; do
nan K Co; do x Z Townsend; Q do Brown % bxs
cheese W II Plett; bals- bee.wsx 4 H Van Pe 22 ebs
YeIyerton Fellows .; DO Pease ~ do n II Wolf
100 do Van Boskerck; III do Clark Coleman; a DO
10 kegs butter n Il WOLF
Same Liae-Boat 4tldHtic-350 bbls flour w " Ostran.
der; 300 do " Hoyt Son; $50 L Ely; 100 do Van
Santyoord Co: 50 do BOWS L Cary; - do Hopping;
1903 do n Hoy, Som 81 Z s Beach 5. Co; i63 DO J
Bradhcld, bales hops Hoffman B4ily; Gs beer 81
obs beer A Burt; 100 bbls -four W NJ o.rander.
NeuD York and TRY Tor Boa, Line-Hat~s & Gri5ni-
BOskerck; 2l7 do Wood l. Sheldon, 10 do lard Perry
Co, 10 do four Hicks Co; 30 do q Merriam; 30 bis
cheese dc ( Sherman, 12t bbIs beens 4 W Oiis Co;
II pkgs butter Wilson J. Conb $50 bushels corn Buck
ley Co; SIS do potatoes T. Damon; % bxE water K
SandsaLj bbls peas Woodhuls Mniurn5 bXs candlesS
Comstock; 10 bales twinc Il Snyder 81 bids paper
Field; lol bxs axes Simmons; 30 bbs beer " Read
Bros 80 bushels potatoes Richards Il head cattle
Cotheal
Old Troy To1 Boo, Liae-Popc Barge LINN.
ea-f7s 6bls -four Dows Cary; 692 do NJ Hoyt Son;
ia do Hea'ou; 800 do Herrick Van Boskerck 800
do Wrighi q casks cheese Perry; u les beans y
bids Leegci Ludlsm Co: y bXs tools Clark WILSON,
10 hhds beer ~ bbl- do II bales hops Nash. d Co
Tray and Michigan LIKE Boa, Ljae-HheeLer, CrookT &
Co-Lot sundries w Il Coz bxs do Fellows, Van Ars-
dale Il Co; 23t'0 bushels corn Cobb.
CtenoHgo LGke Boat LiRe-Hiuds & Retford-BOat ore
Go3O bu potatoes ARexford; 3S bxs cheese IS cks do
10 bb!s beans r White Co; li2 bxs cheese "a
cheese Perry; 1876 frkin butter Harrison Co; II
cheese Burrll Go; - kins butter Otis Coz y do
do Royce % do do Knapp l. Baker; 10 do a Stevens
do do Titus Barnes bales hops Jones Il Tower; Is
bales hops WIN Howard; II do do Dunbar; bales cot,
ton goods lawrence, Trimble Co; 900 bushels W
Lounsberry; 81 bxs cheese BurGick l. Sl.Ean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
BATCHELORFS HAIR DYE

CT- Liquid Coloring for the Hair Whlsse,s; &c.
Its claims patronage will at be understood by
thcse used sold the preparations offered for
dyeing the hair It's application is simple It's effect Ger
stroying The elasticity or health of the hair To fancy
store keepers, druggists &c. 1t will be found most de-
sirabe article they with confidence recommend y
10 their customers and not be troubled with complaints OF
its dyeug the skin or linen. 1t will mol rub OF the hair
and constant washing only improves lis appearance The
color is permanent and perfectly uniform entirely Tree
from those ns varying from the faded green 10
the royal purple produced by the ordinary hair dyes In
proof OF lis efficacy the inventor is prepared 10 app? the
byc 10 whiskers, portion OF the hair without charge
TO those wishing purchase /; proves satisfactory oI
which purpose he has private Prepared only ana
sold Wholesale and retail by WIN. BArCHELOR, No. :
WalsL near Broadway. Price 81; double size 81 %
Copy the address.
Asen,s-New-York, Or. Gouraud. 67 waker-sL: Brook
lyn Mrs Hays. S9 Fultoust; Philadelphia, Eug koIsse
Washington D. c., J. II. Gibbs, Penn. Aven; Piusburg
Pa Wni Jackson 50 Libcriy-sL; Columbus, Ga, Winter
Eppine. SD lneodls
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MARRIED /:

On Monday morning 10Th inst by Rev Ii. Carpenter,
Mr. FREDERICK FOSTER to Miss MARGARET Sci
EHA, cldest daughter of John Black. Esq.
On the 9th inst at st. Mary's Church. by Rev. VIM.
Sisr, JOHN SHERIDAN, Of New-Ilavon CT. to Miss
akY GAYNOR, OF this City.
On the sth inst by Rev. Isaac Ferris, Mr. JOHN A. l..
LEAMANoWSKY, oil Philadelphia, to Miss MARY J.
RUSNELLS, OF this City.
Atst Peters Church, on Thursday lst inst by Rev.
&C. Pise. d, D. Mr.. WIN. MURRAY Architect to Mrs
AM WADE.
On Monday morning. October 10Th, by Rev J. l.. Gid
e. M. CHARLES SHIELDS to Miss MARY NJ. SMITH
Youngest daughter of Rev NJ. H. Smith, all OF this City
o. Tuesday, Oct 9Th by Rev Joseph II. Price JOHN
RoLDSWoRTII to SUSAN POILLON all of this
City,
At the Church of ST Stephens. on Monday. the 10Th
Instant by Rev. DR.. Price, BENJAMIN SHERMAN 10
MARIA L. STEPHENS, all of this City.
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DIED ::
,ABETH. wife OF James $.

Ga Sunday, llth inst ELIZABETH, wife OF James S.
Dstie and eldest daughter OF Elias Lynch
The relatives and friends Of tho family respect
IDLY invited to attend tho funeral from her late resi-
asoe A Springs. this afternoon at half past two o.
dock, without farther invitation. Her remains will be
hlfn 10 Greenwood Cemetery
0rMonday Oct. 18th. CHARLES AUGUSTUS. son
Albert and Henrietta w. liavsmcyar aged year and
26Ns
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
d his funeral this Tuesday, afternoon at half past
ioe!ock, from l04 Charton.st.
10 this City, on the 10th inst MARY BUCK. infant
laughter OF John l. and Amanda NJ. Hall. aged three
nonths and two days.
ABrooklyn, on the 10th inst. CHARLES HALLOCk,
Of the hrm of Hallock, Hill & Co. aged 40 years.
VnSundey evening at New, Haven THOMAS WAT
NN son OF James V. and Emene c. Rich. aged
years
The friends of the family invited to attend the
neTa from the residence OF his parents No. 10 Walk
ess on Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock. The remans
MI Dc taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
Hanover County Oct9, Virginia, after short illness
nv ssr GEORGE A. DAVIS Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church OF Hanover
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B- Nruckenzie'. Tonic FebrIfuge-A
AGUE AND FEVER

AOUb
This great Remedy, which the public attention Is pan.
t,cuay called has been extensively used in the Western
and Southwestern States a. a speedy safe and certain
for Ague and Fever, Dumb Ague, Chill or lnermit
tent Fevers.
The unexampled and complete attending It's
and well proven have become wide spread victories
every form of AGue in the West that the Februge
supersedng every other offered remedial agent and
looked upon the only that be relied upon in all
stages OF the disease.
The many thousands Of instances wherein 1t has wrought
cures. while instance IS known he shown OF
failure being offered possessing the three
cardinal merits Siihou, which medicine he safely
used AGue These that its
SAFE, Certara and Permanent
For sale by Hoadiey, Phelps Co Wholesale Agents
New York, and by J. NJ Wnslow Druggist, Rochester NJ
Y. Coleman Il Go. Buffalo; ~ P. Jacobs, Detroit. Mich
Brinkerhoa Peltcn Chicago, IL Edwards Francis,
ST Louis Mo and by Druggists generally throughout the
u. States. :. e2 lswisDSWu
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THE INVISIBLE WIG

rP- SO closely resembles the rea! head OF hair that
scepcs and have pronounced he most per
feel and extraordinary invention OF the day The great I'D
vantage OF this novel and unique Wig is rs being made
without sewing or weaving, which causes lis appearance
40 closely 10 resemble the natural hair both in shIess
ard natural appearance defy detection lis texture
being so beautiful porous and free thai IN al cases
of prspaiion evaporation ia uuimpeded and the great
evils OF other Wigs avoided The scep,c and
are alike Invited inspect this novel and eeaurfa Wig
and the peculiar method Of h;Iins the head al e inve
or's GA C. BARRY ! l+6 Broadway corner OF Leerty-s
mn stairs slS lmeodis-
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.

pronounced by all who have seen and worn Them The
most perfect and natural heads OF hair Wig wearets are
invited inspect The largest and best assortment of Wigs
in The United States; they then Judge the effect and
Will q! perceive that what has long hoen TO them
source Of ntoerabe discomfort will hencetcrth be real
luxury. WM BACHELOR, Inventor and manufacturer,
eWall-sL Broadway, removed from los Broadway
~
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ycw.York Cattle Market. :. .oc7 u
By our own Reporter.

UT
:. asrle.-l70O Beef Cattle, about 500 from the
.s, 20 Cows and Calves, aud 800 Sheep and Lambs
e..,e--The sales were to considerable extent
-, tally 100 hesd--but prices have sustained
.n reduc,ion. Transactions ranged from 81 30 to
-, and Lam5s--For the former the prices of las,
AI.vs been firmly maintained, but the demand was
lite 40 animated. Sheep from 81 to 81 500s3 IS
y have declined fraction and sell from rs cents
b. :, 7sas2 50. as in quality 800 left over.
ps ard Ccires-All sold at from SIS. s2s TO So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

TT At Clinton HILL, corner of Beekman and Mas
This Evening, TUESDAY Oct. l3h,) Mr. Wales In
troductoy Lecture the Astronomy Worship of the
Ancents, illustrated by copies of Hndoo and Egyptian
Zodacs and by the Masonic Royal Arch and large
transparent, Globe painted for the occasion. To be fol-
lowed by Course Of Three the succeeding evenings
viz; "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Tickets the
introductory Is cents; for tho Course Of Three, 81
81 - In all. Single Lectures Of the Course, so cents
Glorious Apollo with Chorus, will be sung, appro
pirate the Introductory Lecture by scientific amateur
friends Tickets To be had al the Hail. OF Mr. Vale No
Frantlin-sauRre II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

WOODS Sarsapar.a and Wild Cherry Biiicrs, is the
most pleasant and cfectual remedy for Dyspepsia Ncr
Affections, Cosivcness. General Weakness Jaun-
dice, Nervous Sick Headache Female Complaints and
all other diseases OF tho hillary organs aud prostitution OF
the system ever offered tic public. 1t speedily pro-
NOTES tho return OF strength and activity In all cases OF de-
b,y restores T. healthy appetite where This greatest OF
blessings is deficient and, natural consequence gives
and vieor 10 the whole system II mas cured hundreds
of Cankers, Vertigo, Liver Complaint. Heartburn Cuta
Discusses and is acknowledged by physicians be
of the bcs medicines In use.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT X KETCHAM,
~ Fulton-sL aud at 1872 Broadway; 1T Buwery 81
Blccckcrs NJ Y; J. w. Smith and Mrs Hays, fultonst
BROOKLYN OILS dts
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Isuy Arrivals OF Produce, stock, &c. by the
Nav. YarL md ErIa Rnil.<.a x,......a.x.-

-sas Arrivals OF Produce, stock, &c. by the
New.York and Erie Railroad Company
y. Clmksos, 4se,.t. IMoxpAY, Oct y
kstse Sasl Marsk-la Srkins butter us tubs do 2i2
hogs y live do 5cows calves 10 sheep and LAMBS
sS charcoal lot poulty sundrtes
Trade Of the Hudson.
sses and Cesnry Merchandise ArIvtae Of Ns.v- York.
Exported Specially for Tie Ne,r- York TSibane.
sssssS Days Lirc-Barse Ssdr-4s0 sides leather Bull
RI Go; l56 do L Andrews; SIS do Maitison; si6
tserson; us w Miller Co; IL bbs oats Smith;
Susse apples w Bishop; 50 do Bennet 2 do doGr
Si IL do Hanley; u do Dobbs; Al DC Royce; Is
~ aofes Sc do & Smith; Sc DO w Turnbull; = do
IS do B. s. do Foo,e; 81 do L Porter; lS5 head
,sz calves az sheep Is bxs honey bbs oatmeal 50
upss potatoes lol eggs lo fowls nogs @ bales hay 10:
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS,

F1Ttn FH4I'
FIRTH RAIL- roSp go BROADWAY.
TUNNELS COMPLETE SCHOOL for the Piano Forte
III containing pages OF matter, and priut-
ed from engraved plaies Is handsomely bound and sold
al the low OF So Kinks Organ School Book s. One
more Book will complete the work. II IL the only com
plee school this instrument ever published Single
numbers Il ~ When completed and bound in full CLOTH
81 La Belle Anglase and La Nioletie Wnxes by w. V
Wallace and Olney Quick Step played BY Dodwor,hs
Band arranged from beautiful German melody by Allen
Dodworl ol0 ls;f