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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
MAccoNNELL AND GREELEY.

Mcdonnell, the drunken member of
Congress, is q perfect half horse and
half alligator. We alluded TO his dis
creditable course few days since. His
disgraceful conduct was once spoken of
10 just terms Of reprshsnsion. in the
Tribune. Mac was very Indignant at
this liberty taken with him, and swore
he would whip Greeley the first time he
saw him. Soon after. Mr.. Greeley was
in Washington, and was pointed out to
him; whereupon, throwing himself ia
his way, and facing him boldly. he asked
If his name was Greeley! ayes" was
the reply. The editor of the Trib.
une" YES" We'll, then, I'm going
to have satisfaction out of you. You
said I. was a drunkard. a BLACKBOARD,
and a disgrace to the House." Yes.
Mac, did say so, and you know it IS
true-you know you are drunk now"
THAT'S a fact" said Mac. "And you
know, Mac" said Greeley, "that sou
have talents enough to make respec.a.
bic man. but that you disgrace the House.
and yourself by getting drunk. and
playing the blackguard." It's fac" "
said Mac, ~ know its all true. and
you're "A clever fellow, and ain't afraid to
speak the truth, by -: Come let's 60
liquor. IN. Y. Ledger.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
DEFECT TN A MILL

A faithful minister, who kuess that A.
miller On the neighhoshdnd. wha was !
proad of his business and .tnach,dery.
prosecuted HE catliag Oh tbs. Isints .inv
as niany Hsillrss siitls ih called iit,on him
ant fell iHtn c01tefsAti0a reshtsc,iny lsls
Mill. a due tIiili.' said hes zone 81 the
very best hare ever SEEM This wts
nothing mira Than %da true, and ise mil.s
Ter had heard ~ many times Ehefi,re hat
his skill and Judgment were wrat;iRas1
with lhie nav teaiim0ny, and his fssesase.s
wef0 II Eslurse cOncibiatsd. sBIs ar y
cantihHed tia minisses, after n nnlnsalt,s
lPptlso. there % Ons defect in it, tsWhas
y that = caresesely aakea th9miIIsT..esgA
tvssy' serious detesa iop!' 80 What i il =
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

oraudums, Waste Books, Grand LAST
Books. &c. &C. at his mandatory in
Prospect st.
Pocket Beck MaMufactSry.
A A. I,oRp also ma nufactures Pocket
R.,oks ofevery description. among which
are Pocket Books, Portfolios. Bill BOOKS
! Memorandum and Merchants Pocket
Rooks. Gents and Ladies' Dressing Ga
ROOlc B6ssGI5Nsg,.
In its variety executed in the most
ugh manner.
HNhe above articles made oil inc
land the workmanship equa
c1sa4 fSO
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
From the Columbian Magazine.

rfomthe COLunsDlan magazine.
WILT THOU LOVE HER STILL.
Wilt thou love her still, when the sunny curl.
That over her bosom flow, -
Will be laced with the silver threads of age,
And her step falls sad anc low?
Wilt thou love her still, when the summers
smiles
On her lips no longer live!
81 will love her still,
With right good will ~
Thou wilt love her still ? then our cherished one
To thy sheltering arms we give.
Wilt thou love her still. when her changeful eyes
Have grown dim with sorrows rain;
When the bosom that beat against thine own
Ihrobs slow with the weight Of pain;
When her slvery laugh rings out no more,
And vanished her youthful charms!
with free good will,
| shall love her still 20
Thou will love her still then our dearest one
We give to thy loving arms. d.
Remember. no grief has she ever known,
Her spirit is light and tree; 49,.
None other. with falteriess step, has prest
Its innermost shades. but thee!
Then wilt thou love her still, when the thoughts
of youth
AL lIleIT biHSuhk OtOuul uepdEts
Through good and Ill,
will love her still ~
Thou wilt love her still' then our darling take
To the joy of thy noble heart
Remember, for thee does she smiling leave
The friends of her early days --.
No longer TO meet their approving looks,
Nor their fond, unfeigned praise. .-..l
Forgive her, then. if the tears fall fast, ......
And promise to love her we'll.
civil love her still,
With right good will! !"
Thou wilt love her still then with peaceful
We our sobbing sorrow quelt
When her father is dead, and the emerald sod
Lies soft on her mothers breast:
When her brothers Voice is no longer heard,
And her sisters hushed to rest. ....
Wilt Thru love her still for 10 thee she looks,
Her star on life's troubled sea!
"1 will love her still,
Through g"od and i'll ="
| With the marriage VOW on her youthful lip,
Then, we give our child to thee!
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

sMss- Miles is . native of Baltimore, and .
daughter Of Mt. Milhau. planter Of 81. Do-
mingn, who took refuge in this country at the
time Of the instruction on that Island. She
is also sister Of Captain Lsuis Milhaa, Of Balti-
more.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

PALoco foco Convention Of Arkan-
,sas has nominated RDbeFt W.. J0hueOn.
Of Pulaski COunav, % . candidate, Tor
Congress, in place, Of the present repre-.
sentative, Mr.. Yell, Who wants, Il . said
10 bs Senator, 10 place Cf Chesasr Ash
|ieY.-Hose0m Asga0. - '-,o'4 ..ssE )
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
ztna Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CT.
CNDSt0t 200, 900 Dollars,

With liberty 10 increas The same to HAL! a
Million of Dollars,
0FFER to insure Dwelling Houses.
OStores, Mills, Manufactures, Barns.
Ships and Vessels while in rort. or on the
stocks, Goods and every other species Of
insurable personal property,agains' loss
or damage By fire. at as low rates ofpre..
MUM as any similar institution in good
standing.
GIDEON H. HOLLSTER, Agent.
Offic in the Court House
Litchfeld, Nov. 26, l645. ...,. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

r H. HUBBARD, Agent for the Pro-
- Tee TON INSURANCE COMPANY. will
issue Policies Mt his Office, in Salisbury,
on the same terms they can he nbtnin-
ed at the principal Office in Hartford.
4Otf
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

Of their poor little dead companion, for
whose coffin they were raising the means
to Pay.--N. y. Mirror. Z -Tr. ,,z. 4
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sEoreixn Importations.

AAyss5shp HsvIeSa pkg. Newbold : G%n-,a R.fu.
yCrai,s Hs.tslHi ESsne.ss TSsssssi Rev Philip
Breu,s w w Me.ser col Tiffany, Young & Elln-lT
BsoSer Joss Ro.sss Moran .sn
Francis Tones oon-3 Bernhard x Huttoa-i Boic eau x
II Spies Christ 4 co.. Csri Beer { N.y-i LsmsonSs
Fellows Wadsworh col John A King-i Fellows, Van
As'dslS d Taylo eel Samuel COCHRAN
s.ead-i Huntingtou-2 g w Warren COL A OFT
Monrose-i Brown Brothers-l Smith cos Barclay
lame x CO. F. Cottenet x COL Beceau & Ruseh-i VIM
COL Brett W Miiier~i Baird-s Joseph BisS.
z,eur ionrd col TIMBER Dsmbmann-l Fabreguets
A. MoraT2 Z 81 P Steiner coz Z Bosssns e-ipkge
col Jeanj,ques-i L Msthey-i Dueammon Morre-i
Waye1 NIB, 7 :, BRETT sndai Re9ard col
Leli n Mann Goa Lord y layers = Rocheiy-
ueh,li Y Fleming-i Francis w..den-i Z A Bsudoine-
do Foil ,nbee-l + II, sons-l Harry & Kahn-ii
GO,.snet~s Boiceaa Ruseh"s FF De.issmen"s Noel L
/ smith : col sYloSo% i H.I!-S j FsS.;$SI )
Of Artanti Jung Behrmana-i A Howard & col Os-
car varet-l Murray--a pupre-4 Hehl Feber-, s
swtzer-s Escher--I q Hessenberg& COL Boceau
RuschI2 Lons Ph Grosboiz-2 Lippod & colt
schmidt b.d be co seh %nS a.n,n
berg Draper Greene-i ii Kipphing-ioO Renaul' &
Franeos- Z Wainwright CO.'S baskets Bunker co
colt II Sand-i Born y sdhuch rd-4 Bocean Rush,
strullen-i Spies. Christ col Bourry dvernornis co
ri. do dol pkg Meyer~i RsdIei
Il w n iousmann Sons-e Horismann, Sons Drinker-
tP Schmidt Audrew-iE Baker 4 coz Meeke, Plat &
MArANzAs- Bark Harriet Ne~eil4as brs sugar Tay.
or-5@ do Moses Tayor-2i bags coffee q Thurston
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Our previous remarks in relation to this staple were
under date oil the 10th inst steamer Britannia
market being at that date quiet with but little
evinced by either buyers sellers operate AFTER her
Departure buy forward, and prices gradu.
ally strengthened under the receipt Of news
from the wing crop that prevsus announce
arrival Of the Cambria Boston with Liverpool dates TO
4h ns prices had recovered all they had pre- viousy
lost The news of arthing advance, per this packet
coming at time when the public mind becoming
again peculiarly susceptible to any impression in that
way created at advance of quarter Of a cent
which freely paid the sales that day, amounting
10 about 5000 bales and since then prices have daily
strengthened under the active speculative operations
ducsd by the receipt of accounts, confirming the
approximations previously entertained by well informed
parties here Of the destruction of considerable portion
OF the crop by the Army worm, and the Boil worm
that prices have been driven up. half TO FIVE eighths
OF cent since the arrival of the packet to which
quotations conform The daily transactions since 18th
inst have averaged $500 Bales and the amount sale
has become much reduced with but small portion OF
the stock in the city In first hands Only very few
small parcels Of the crop have yet reached
market and are held at fancy prices Some indication
OF the backwsrdness OF the season. is exhibited in the
act that on the 18Th inst the total receipts OF the new
crop al New Orleans, only amounted to 1896 balcs,
asmnst so2lo bales last The receipts az this
P since the LIST inst have been 600 bales exports for
81 psai,oa 10000 raksn by specimens, 10000 Taken
~ sVosaeeuon 5000 Stock in city, 5000 Amount
a.. o, vvv oalss We the current quotations in
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FELIX.

FROM TEE CAMP.-- the news which reached us
from the army, on Saturday night, through the
rev Orleans papers not 10 be received without many
grams OF allowance No dispatches have been received
ior the last three days but i ia not difficult to that
the last from the army have come 10 us through
reporters, who have impaired hues of dark COM
piexion to their We do credit the report for
example that when General Tay or arrives at Seravo
ne intends to tarry for dispatches from Washington II
would have been far consistent with tactcian to
have remained at Camargo to his dspots Than TO
have gone with provisions for - 00e troops for 90
days, and then pause upon HE march to consume his
ratons and 70 receive dispatches We do believe
hprepors o. sickness, too, probably exravsgant
though would not be surprising IT, at this the
year under new circumstances 10 unacclmated
constitutions hundreds Of sick should be found
an army OF more than 20 900 oopsWashngtsn Union
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~ 81! ~. {I,itIy y t,r nsn Tuss 's!s1 wssn ''
Jsas s.I. ssrs.. .s4.ys fsea Ds'shss,ss. Nh. Wit.
Brig commedas, Bailey. days iron Boston. with ndss
to Edwards & Co. rU
schr Hall. Harrington from Nswburyport. with laths
and fab ~
schr Emily BOVINE Fish, New Bedford, OIL
Schr Clarendon. lngraham Tbomaston lime.
Schr Lsprelette, Bray. Thomaston, lime.
rchr North America Bsnswosth, Virginia. potatoes.
Schr Catherine, DIX Chenystone. potatoes.
Rsturned bark Stephen from Rich uond bound
Rio Jsnsro In the gale Of the 18th lost OF her sails
Pat in 10 repair damages.
lbak-unknown.
Sailed
Ship Southsmer, for Liverpool
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
MISCELLANEOUS Record.

ScHR CoLuMBIA Cshrei, from Alexandria. bound to N
Yo,k Norfolk the 2sth inst Of the
sicknsss Of the
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Sept 28-Cld ship Eutaw Ford Rotterdam:
brig Palm. Hall. York; sch. -teyens Brges York;
David Mitchell Mitchell, York SID bark Louiss Bliss.
Creighton, liverpool; brig Kmkwood, Hsyne Orleans
his Sarah, Perry, Fall River
NORFOLK, Sept 2s-Arr schr Adrian Wapole, New York
CID brig Trojan, MITCHELL Jamsca schs Governor Ander
son, Wording, West ndies ii Council, Smalley, West
Indies.
PHiLapnLrHIA. Sept s-Ar schr Copy Taylor Nsutuck
St CD ergs Tcphn McGTth, Boston; Kiehard,on,
ehols Fs River Yucaau, Davidson Bo.ton Stranger To-
hey Bedford; Ornament Hopkins, Halifax Oregon Pest,
NewburpoI Niagara, Corson, Brooklyn; Harriet Chsnd
lerEwen Norwich; Harriet Louisa Jones York; Con-
nessee, Bodd Boston; J Crouch, Tomln, N York.
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miscsIlnneous record.

mhnCoAoOeOu1 INCCOH0s -
~ Letter ss Of the steamer CAnIRiA. for Liverpool,
wiz close the Exchange Reading Rooms, this day At
any part Of the Continent. FIJI ~
PAexsI sHr, Oxford for Liverpool s. Nicholas for Hs
os'oct Letter bags will close as above at half past IL
,o BsS &: % Ys
heel up miles NJ Of Cape Hsttera On the aah
H ss"t %as
nasS
could not see any white men ON board.
.ss is s
her cargo Of ricou coal So7 So the 2t
on x: 70 Nam is harSa S,f BY Il.
Fishing IL \. .s b
with brig which carried away bowsprt aud c.thesds and
did othsr dimage to upper works
There in the OF Savannah Sept Ith, ship,
barks, brigs, 4schooners.
Foreign Ports.
s feps o is%
Bailey ois s S1
Tyr: HAVEN s Have Ssx Ess''d Of
BAIrryoss Sep, s,-Cd brig; Coaaests tBrl Evans De-
fSa sss
signal Tor brig 10 North sboe lis full Igsed b,is in
fi ;sf
as "d :ss Che,
Z. Asa, and R Psy Wan
t;.sy. sS NV
s,y f.is ssi nSsSe o
.s ssss. sWg f IsA big: y Ny
p & I'll smith ids Fab fhsf Pine
sos,hseI! S5as So1s 1;s orig s.. s Yss
NisLer.on, New Yo,k: s5tL, Victor, Gould. DO
ssSi sa Tsp
9s ss .sn. "a
Sss i sss
FsASRroar Sept as-sld bark Schools, Thompson, Maya
De- SD rG,i Mohs%I % S
GS.rS
s-1; :sS. 0ii"t rS"lS.
sept 'h-Ar 'cqs john Miles, NY0rk
Nsw osIIAss, Sept so-Au ship Tho. Wright, Gardner
New HAVEN, ssptas..-A1s schrs Louisa Howe, Brandy
Gaas.. Yo Gops
5T BurIoush. Phi!, Geo Washington, Raynor do Mii'
Ras ss n, Mitchell hell!
T:sospsIt, Wing. Albany socp. Betsey, Gardner DO.
NEW SiPEOsp Sept h.A r; ssh' Ellen hod%sn ~
Sips. China, New York. -. =.
OWLS sept xohSld tnoW, NOftn bend; sens
James, ta before reported in Seiota, Thompson East
port for Philadelphia Clio. Haskell, Bangor for do;
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 28--Arr brgs SUI, Flynn; w 10.
gers Eldrdss Myra ssndley, and VIM Pin Howe,, Bo;
Lybrsedt Mssl,ndsT. Wmipg!S.. NC Ygcssn David:on;
ton: w Leeds. Eadicott. Providence; slOop Copy. -
York -4't
Phls Abner Hall Nickerson, do: Brick Reeves dos Bos
Townsend do; Increase Westcott, do; Rushing,
wes,eott, dos slooP. Charles Raynsr, ALBANY; Hero Lam
%I IS srhr Br;,c;n ~, a,%;.on enmhsrlsrJ Ns
Sid Nspuae, KimbJl and sylph, TuthiII York;
;ser Jayne, A,b.sy: 'oop Ssrhsn wiIiss. Albsi u.
Dowe Vail, Leaning. TownssuA PhJa; slooa1W
anchored bslow. :. $500
American; briggs Caroline Heard Cuba; and feet
of coasters.
RIcHMorp, Sept 27-Arr brig Mstamcrss. Wharton, Tho
maston .chrs Crescent Hawkns Salem; Rainbow Rogers
Bo.t,n; Rowens, Paine do LYDIA Stevens, York; VIM
H Dawson Martini do.
SALEM Sept zeth-sehs, Curfew (of sandwieh) Kesne,
Georgetown D. c; F. Herrick Clarence New York; 2oth
ship Eclipse, Whitmarsh, East Indies.
SAVANNAH Sept 45An brg Consuea, Pepper, Boston,
Cid brig Sterling. Thomp4on, N York.
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q AZ
s ,S 's'%:S!
Tis
No matter how long You may have siest stre
sSs head nd :s":
Mss on sS s s in
s'
He warrants cure in every case shssss Mid and re-
:;si
DR. CORBITT member OF the Universlty of New York
:lso Of the medcsl .osis inform. h, patron. and Il.
as Soos 9 o% os% BE-
practice the treatment Of decse diseases for
Dr. f.'s no al b.
psr. ef sea f ns na no with The
s.d n p s certain disease in all " FERNS 0ssn from
HUNTERIAN DIsrENsARY, No. DIVISION street
a. nv, was established A. d. s's by The present proprietor
diseases. seminal ysainss gravel node. Jhsa%s
%.s
;I,:.;; %a
s tsss end d:s cure IN 81. should
ess,s b1 h s S place e. h sy ShsIs ss
cine known fail in curing the forms Of
secret diseases The dspensary arranged that the
son calling will no but the doctor hmsef, who in
constant attendance IN has private rooms ready and willing
certificates voluntary given Of couse, Of which
the p.penary all of which were cured by this medicine
Price One Dolla. per vial which Is warranted in al
has year. Standing without pain Be
advertised symptoms Of structure, the healthy
annoyed by those SYMPHONIC after sti muatns
the only medicine chest necessary one vial OF the above
remedy.
Dr. Hunters Red Drop be had genuine the city
of Boaton, Mass. au2t Inns
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MOTHER,S CORDIAL

THE superior efficacy this article used last
u apparent, that female who
has once its benefits would be willing, any
condition., be deprived oft Its effects shorten and
diminish the suengs attendant Child Birth one half and
thus place both child and mother in Of safety
This quack but the prescription Of regular
Physician, who has mdc this branch OF his actce
particular study For sale at 1872 Broadway Of John
mn
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DLEs Irritation Of the kidneys, pain the back side
haoitual costiveness eruptlons. Doctor In
goidby Files Specific has made radical ces cases
Of he above complaints be proved by
sonsl reference The specific not pussve and Is an en-
trely vegetable remedy, without particle OF coycynth
gamboEe aoe pleasant take and perfectly harmless
IN the delicate male female Agents will be
meme application 70 BEALs CO, 100 Nassau street,
sS1msm
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Or Governor Aaron v. Brown, of Tennessee,
and lady, and Major Daniel Graham comptroller OF
the state arrived in Washington Saturday evening
Mess Brown and Graham have visited the seat Of gsv
srnmen for the purpose Of settling the claims Of
soc on the United states for advances made by her
patching her volunteers TO the arWashington Union
Sept 20. = n. -...
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xoNa l6tAYp KxnMoAD
FALL AHH-sxoBxEFT
- IT la

on And alter FRIDAY, October 1915. Trains win
LEAVE bHooxLrN-at o'clock A. M. Boston trrin) for
Erssapor, daily ,lexeept sgnssysl stopping I"
stsf A. NJ. daily, for FsTmingdsls and inter
sIaosloef H.. for or.ap,n. daily, tsua-
HeLsss nd sfVpHss :. "
LrAvE GaEExro.rs. ~ A. NJ daily srieu train
.sX r NJ. Tor on tn. arrival of tn. boat from
NOfwIeh,) Boston tram daily (ssespt Sun
f:ys,l Stepping % b. osoTsss Manor and
LrAys M s. Sundays.
LrAvE JAMAIcA-st, ocl9ek A. NJ. akP. NJ and ~ r.
freight train will lesvs Brooklyn for Greenpor with
day. sk A NJ Rstursss leave Gresnpor At X O'clock
NJ Tuesday. Tharsday and Saturday, stopping
SUNDAY TRAIN
turnng Grsenpo AZ p M for Brookiyn, stopping
FARr ro-Bsdford 9 cents; East New York, 1ak: Race
Course lax Trottng Course Jamaica 2 Brusi vile.
sSs Of CegH5 sx Hem H.np.ssd TX: Branch VIZ c.is
Place, a.; Westburs a; Hickssills a.; Fsmiog 62;
Deer Park go Thompson as Suffolk ststion 81 Lake
aton 81 ls; Medford Station 81 1ss< YaPhaak 81 Hx;
81 ss; M.itsacl 81 say; Cu.cbogss ST 1sE; souiSoii,
81 62; Greenpon Accommodation Train 70; Grssnpot
Stages are in readiness on the arrival Of Trains
raj to take passengers At very low ares TO all parts
Baggage Crates win be in readiness the foot of
street. 20 receive baggage the several raos 80 minutes
before ths hour Of starting from the Brooklyn nds
Dor on the arrival Of the train from Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, Sept 28 1885, s29 Irc
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t.~..,,,.ucf. Arr,x IN.

lady and sophie hs!.sn Fsnss Sohs Feet
Haynes, C.srest SC; VIM Psrins, Baltimore; .ob
Herze Chas hestzsl, New Yort; w Stewart, Van
dehyn Rains Prime, Cha Prime, New York Abide Mol
er pebrsw, France; kusenia Grerrat, Hanstrue BaQ
me, ltalyi Edward sseiEer-IN In steersge. 81
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DANC,Nu ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, coaHkR OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETs

MIR g. ROBERTsOS, in snnoqneing to his friends and
will At the above rooms o. wedne.day Sept so'h
his ae for their very liberal
spsctfuy that he will introduce IN his Academy
this season various and fashionable Dances with the
vorle Pokas MsIuka and Polka quadrllrs the graceful
eh admired Rsdows. with Mazurka and other styles
day. and sauday Hours Of attendance for :ds: Misses
evening Assemblies will take Pscs sem-monthly, com.
mencing Nov Mr. would also that he will
or.t tisil residences; Nj privst' Aesds.y q q;
opea on Thursdsy October l For particular nlor
nation please apply his residence % Canal street.
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BELLEvILLE WHITE LEAD.

THE subscribers receiving from the factory At Jeie-
VILE N their regul, supplies Of this superior Lead
dry and in oil casks and kegs, whc they
equal in qualify any imported brand For sale in lots
"' ''' ''' ~ FRYATT. CAMPBELL CO..
rs Front street.
Also, Red Lead, Ltharge, and Orange Mineral.
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CommEHClAI..

ID New York, Tuesday, Sept. 30.
CorToy--The sales to-day amount to about 1000 bales
al very full prices all OF which taken on specula-
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DRIvATE INSTRUMENTATION OF THE PHIL
L DELPHIA CoLLEuE or MEDfCINE.-oFFiC

DRIvATE DIsEAsEs.-BRANCH OF THE PHILA-
he fsisdeph. co!.a. Of M.disia: having had sHsnSe
f
cure based the modern and scientific principles
s,,s ,sS from United
der old aGeetons, such yaed ulcers diseases OF the
chronic rSsumsm. Ic &C. The result Of he ,bass r.
giving mercury, injudicious treatment and objectionable
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
sss Ps' das s ~ x tn
eor.ued ore ~ hs private or viii be
!o:. ;nd ,hs remedies, With .eoo. FORWARDED
must " sSe'S,sS! ;i ss'S "a %s Ss;s's'
Where one Of the member-D McDonnell-is in at
STRUCTURE CURED.
.s ssc,f ErrnAer 60, the ep,sse
nocturnal emissions, and ali discharges from the ureths
In: powerful dpretc cure, than an, other
business. fdss o,s S $sS!I:s'9Pss;xS,f;iiiiSr
PREPxREIEc q he
s
:ssS iS%' sSsss. .sd i. .
Price One R Ps r. sci q 1 b sos Dfor
primary and eopsu,,ons isSond be resorted 70 m%e
ap sss ." he
%Sa % ons
Dollar. cases ofh,, .,,s do z9s S; r, ,v,n
DREPARED expressly for the use Of those who hsv. in
ss Su any hind THIS
IN either cfthe ,ere noctarna emissions itaby,
e9 S shy sss Sns never
rand. and essential health and ,isor
'"m'r ~ Nassau st., New Yoft.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrpENT-Burrill b.
Taylor Of Ohio to be consul of the United States for the
port Of Buenos Ayres in the place of James H. Tate
signed.
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AsNa'q q ~ ssS y: 49, I. =, !,
akSs W.ias.ass de r. q 6ssssss. q De
sN5uidng in Baysrd sss sissshsa - ne Nosa ATsr
Wsdnesdys and Saturdays Young ladies and ussss
from boys class s; the evening ciass
for gsntiemen from TO 10.
M. PARKER intends bringing forward all the nsw and
new Cheat. sp.nish Dance and March Coo1 The great
made In all of tins Embellishments BY the
entsrpsing proprietor Mr. jones' be surpassed IN the
city. 80 Nerh
: PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
AT No. 22i EAST BROADWAY corner Of Clinton street.
entrAnee In Clinton .
MISS PARKER wshes - give notice her friends and
WI patrons Ia East Broadway and vicinity that she
tends her classes Monday Oct in the sane
Thurdsys; monn6 class for ladies O'Clock; young
ladies misses class ociesk. nsrucon given IN all
the and fashionable dances s29 6tsrh
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ll.sy asoslaaa.u protector BY this unexpected o..

tlcit ka8otionAto pfoectof by thIs unsupported "a.
aInity. We knew the deceased, and a more
emperate man in his habits, more agreeable
and ahabe man IN society, more faithful man
IN his ETHICAL duties, we have never known. He
was the brother of the Mr. Staunton the counsellor
ofM'Nnty IN the late trial of the latter at this city
for embezzlement of the public funds. Major
French; we learn, has very properly placed Mr..
In Z. MiIiard IN the vacancy occasoned in his
Office. Mr.. Willard, in the capacity OF a messen-
ger, having for year or two past kept the ac-
counts of the Office, from his previous acquain-
tanoe and experience with the books, Mr.. Mil
iard's place will be filled by a Rev. Mr.. Russell,
from New Hampshire.