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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19
THE BIG CIINIR Is BoUND no
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Lei al 80 Who tab aaai.f
IiG Wa,hcs. AiAnAau
j ois Selling "a o. Cost.
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IA LbAlIERS Bhslssoh
ed Read CHEAP CHAR
~MANufACTORY. 81 ~
Ma'" Sfet' vhsfc be lects
',lsi8u 90 haui. Htd mau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19
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EJ 4. uuRNBRooK mspup y :. arl
x . b. causpuit Fttysrcs tp suFpY SIN tr-
ieH 40 Gat& Glass raprrsf sot cu-fu ual.
tf, wbico willie loiui-les 70 dr4ici, ~ con.
sgmffs 50 ss iew q f4ic IS ih,v can r1frhase
l aprshetc Didue ifut 80 thr Wsrrhss--
1n MalketA rtrt. be.aV ~ Post oaics val lie
Tf0 mafIV tHrlltcr.
$50. ~. 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19
T. INTIN.,
REMOVAL
REMOVAL
ikENCH pYttNG ESTABLISHMENT Is
WHEELING.

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- sita uf ftr bridge. south Ntr.foe q+
dn't if"r % = krilr}'s store. retufrshs a.ai.
int iiHHAe '' Hb f.ttls sfI tAaiou.tir, "a .b,st
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of sh.ttaI4 strouy1e. @.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19

C~oMFOJNn kkfOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
I'ok The curs Of DEAFNESS. psinn ana th.
ni-ctatEe 81 matter from tAe GERS. sirs ~
s',s '4Hhff "i water, vi xLng 90 sfsaw "a a.
~ which hfc -Fnlptnms oi Hrr9arh4oe d.f
hf's enH also E~eucr1ltt attendant W4h 40 80.
ease. Tor tniety Or CKIMRtCEIR
No ist- Mao ~. Sui, Arr0t
t1.s nro.cire 10 highly fcc0mmtrdrI an6 ng
t.ithts .'s nfr gwen ty sffy reiDttf
'hicn has lsriofmcd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19
IIttU OR- .IIQUOR~.

IiNDOR-. IIQUOR~.
I y isss go hand rf4ral assortment 81
" ~ kfnifoi Eradits, titn and Wines.
w. ka,h.I e. B.lld.
sI-rt.c 90
Dufus DO
Ifnet CtsI|ur g. CO,
i1iari c'p B1hien importation.
s4lnt Ctotn Ean,
Ntw Ergfstf tu
iDb cod sro'ch Whrkty.
Nalrfa Vine.
Pou 81. sc NH ter ale low b.
tI St4HiNFe STEiIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19

MIS- Dpusia.. Paieni Rf,nl,t.r ,,.
rm Faui~a it we'll. ~ r,aefts ~ ,ur-
800 m r'sv 'esfe'i 20 uao priinay Liad. arf
mUeh ohrsIsC Hf sslc a.
"tl5 orr & GREERs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-19

ANE removed IL.u J. aa'ehr frrfn' hrif
seNea Book BaiHhrg t.l1t &c 81 90.
kEr 4t. Il fcW Ju., i,iuN fh- Post on q,
81 icfe Ihey hsvr SURPRISED iclr.tfgs> with d
aot large EH 1- snl tt-e hhIatr u,f
iHeif business, lH ESQ. efi,f ,fyie.
They cstry ,n f.t House -ui STEAM.
BOAT pf UNBiNg aW .rs tfarrhsS.
MACHINE OK PATE,ST PIPE.
Va 4w pitpantdi o tafiy .hr vesWmer. to any
e Sirrf VIII. NE above i. : o' ttr BE- p qaahty. lll
o l',,.a.'n ,, a. BE- DO ,t-i m tle rrpsuy
Thry have con t'riy ut n4 HID anfs ct
ciu t'u, h.I eos s%rttlc,. water cir,.
et> tsth fth hot sHi culJ ,a,We Ia h,. o.
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lu Hny mgburr cf foitT.
Wtttf Spuancied fbfoa.h hasten q pfv from
mystic fNtltla htHu-cs I7 zoe caunuy
Supeftur pnaps iT t1nuuy wells. steam Ia
sinrs sc. &c.
al ot&r', ,~hankL.y received AID pureu
si,snded Co.
srEAM pOWEW.
For manui-cfattng yur t~pN c8E h~esupplirl
% sevctHi description, 81 m~c,hzGrs. a. tc
5 story Of lhtn t%oIitur. as Ca ,ae stonld.
3 very n.odrfsfr eAi.
kNnrrans ~. a. fHe
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~ bRls Pe kLGD cow sfi ID. ,,rs
~ 'a4 O." 'ss by q cRASoLE & 90
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ton, III. W. Philips. J. ". Mi.rl. .I. ~. Is
Morrow. Geo. Robinson. S Body B. D. sla.
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PAUL.. W. Limcgics. J. Tanner 81 Na
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coMNuTIU
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Dmdy.
On Aecouss. Morrow Mitchell and
Sonbom.
On Street, crG Aiielt Jail Isl. a.
nuCk, Hsm lion. Robinson ana Etho.s.
--Os Water N1rLe -Iauuei. M.Lar.
Morrow Ssnborn out Alstiu
OH Marktf H0usc Robinson Lame
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Robinson.
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ser, hughes and y iol5.
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Morrow Slniofa Amipk suJ Austin.
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Hullihen.
On SeiIrir Tauu-1. NIafe. NIus
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oFFlCEgS ELfCTED BY COJNCIL.
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BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON. August 2, 1876.
The Controversy respecting the Hdrbor at the Mouth
Of the Columbia Conflicting Statements--Mr
Benton's Fashionable "Free Navigation Ar
ticle on the Oregon Treaty. imndrstonding
IN relation to it-Charter of the Hudson's Bay
Company perpetuai-Not extending Wsst of the
Rocky Mountains Grant in Oregon for Term
Of Years-Hs TERMINATION in lS5s-The Real
State of the Cdsc--Funny Scene in the House Of
Representatives..
A singular controversy is now in progress, con-
corning the harbor at the mouth Of the Columbia.
Captain Wilkes, in his narrative, represents the
harbor as of the worst description, and as having
insurmountabe distractions to navigation. This
was also the representation of the Hudson's Bay
Company to the British government. They sta
ted there was no harbor deserving the name OF
one, from the Bay of San Francisco, believe, to
Pugcts Sound, not even mentioning the harbor al
the mouth OF the Columbia. But, strange to say,
Mr. Knox who made the survey of the bar-
Dor, and conducted the soundings by the orders Of
Captain Wilkes, gives an entirely different &c
He states, (and his statement is borne out
by the Junior officers Blair and Reynolds, who
were under his immediate command while he
made the survey, that the harbor is one of the
finest in the world, being navigable by vessels
the largest class even at low water Now bot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-04
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, August DO p. MI.

The market was rather heavy this morning. Long
Island fell of u per cent; Harlem AZ Reading u; Penn.
Sax; Norwich and Worcester closed firm at Saturdays
prices; Canton went upk.
The steamship Hibernia has arrived at Boston, from
Liverpool with twelve days later from all parts of
Europe Politically, the advices important; but in
commercial point of view they not very interesting,
although highly favorable. The accounts received
at late hour this afternoon too late to have any inu-
encs upon the markets to-day. It known early this
morning that the steamer had arrived Boston, and the
news being momentarily expected operators not
disposed to make transactions to any extent We have
given complete digest of the news in columns
We annex the United States Treasurer's monthly
statement showing the amounts at his credit in the vari
repositories ana the mint, by returns received at
three periods This table shows the amount deposit
in each bank, &C. the date given and net the amount
subject 10 draft
MosrHLy STATEMENT THE TREAsuRER THE UsI-
TED STATES.
.fpril a. June l. Juiv 81.
.4mt .fnt on Amt
dsDa
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DIesS.
On tho al instant afier n bneerins

On the I'd instant after lingering illness. Lours Jos
TDoLAr, Sen, aged 50 years
The friends of the family, and members of the Union
Francois, and Py hsgoras Lodges respectfully inv
ted to attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence, No 547 Pearl st.
On Monday night August 3D. at her late residence,
Mrs CAROLINE McLAuoHLIs in the 59h year Of her age
widow oil the late Jesse Mclaughlin.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from No ii Division st. at 10 o'clock
A NJ, on Wednesday.
On Monday morning. August ., SARAH AsN, consort
Of James W. Turner and eldest daughter Of the late Joel
Curtis She died good Christian respected and belo-
we'd by all who knew her.
At Newburgh Saturday morning. August LIST, Of
bilious remitent fever Mrs Many H. wife of Charles g.
Slauson, in the Both year of her age
the 30tn ut OF congestion Of the lungs at the resi-
dence OF his father Cornwall, Orange county SAMUEL
F. eldest OF Nathaniel Adams in the 23d OF his
age. 0UF- Philadelphia papers please copy.
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On the 30th July at St Johns Cathedral, by the Right
Rev. Bishop KenTck, THos. JAMES TIMMrs, Esq. of ~
York, to Miss SARAH ANNE, daughter Of Dan. Hoi an,
Esq, of Philadelphia.
At stockport, New York July %. by the Rev. Alden
Scovel Hon RoBERr &. HUTcHHsor, of New Jersey, to
Miss ELLEN ELIZABETH. youngest daughter Of DR.. Ro
bert Hicks, OF the former place.
At Tompkinsville, Staten Island, Sunday evening"
August . by the Rev j. E. Miller, WIN e. DENYsE, 10
Miss Louisa AoSEs OLLIrr daughter Of the late Will
liam Olf, of this city 03- Mobile papers will please
copy.
On Thursday, July 3oth, in the Reformed Dutch
Church, Lafay cite Place. by the Rev. DR.. Vermiyea
AARON RANSOM, to Mann NJ daughter Of the late Cur
don 8. Mumtord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-04
Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county o New York. from the 25h day
July to the LIST day Of August, 1886.

July to the LIST day Of August, 1886.
DISEASES.
up p,eIy q; Asphysa. 1; Bleeding, Ii Bleeding from
unss . Dronchits Cancer, CASUALTIES, 2: Cholera
; ", 1horra morbus. 6; Consumption. Convu
croup II Cons eston, Il thorea, Debility, O.;
pelinum iremens, ~ piaTrh@a, Dropsy 3 Dropsy IN
the head DIopsy ~ the chest Drowned 81 Dysenery,
Epilepsy EIysipsias |; Eruption Il Fever bilious
rever pue,pefI fesrr rem ent.3 Fever scarlet 81
disease Of Hoopng cough g. Inflammation Of Grain :
Inf animation 81 bowels, 81 Inflammation ofhear /: Iu-
mmation Of kidneys Inflammation Of iungs 4; lnfar-
nation OF stomach, Inflammation Of Iiver2 Lues vene,
age, o. Palsy, Premature birth, I Rheumsti.m, i;
Rutfute l; Scrofua Sm III por, Sprue 2; Scirhus Ii
Teetning 4; Unknown, 2; Wofms,i. Total, 263.
AgeUnder year, lu9; to years, So 10 5, IS TO TO-
10 10 20 70 go 81 30 10 co. 49, 40 To 50, 49, 50 co.
8; GO to 10, 4; 10 TO So Z: 90 70 So Il 20 to 1oo IL
CORNELIUS ARCHER. City Inspector.
City psnector's Office kugust !. 1876
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BROOKLYN CITY ,nteIIirence.

RroriNo CAMP MEETING.-Two negroes,
named Emanuel BrinkeIhoo and the other samuel
Johnson arrested yesterday and held to bail in 500
each for rioting and causing disturbance at camp
meeting now being held at Flushing.
The COMMON COUNCIL The Common Council ad
journed last week to the 2ls instant, without coming
any decision regard TO the purchase of Fort Green
THE NAVY YARp.-The breach in the Dry Dock at the
Navy Yard is far repaired that the steam pump will
be put in operation the latter end beginning Of this
week. II will then take about week to clear the
alton OF the water after which, the work will be imme
diaely resumed draft of lao left the Navy Yard
to-day join the independence fitting out at boston
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RoCKLAND FREE STONE QUARRY.

lanes THOM rsapcctfuIy Informs Iron and Glass
~ Mauuiectnss lhit he ms oaruea Tue quarry furmcy
belonging 20 Mr. Richard Coc, tlarksown The 90 ty
OF the stone Is well known 20 op The above line those
Wishing Furaace stone .aa te surpled wi " full Set IN
threc days afef tie order !. received W the quarry
j. IT, would alolm Archilecs aud BrIIoers that he has
opened the above Gsry win facc f23 feet long, and the
nocks run the ene nth IL piece from % to 80 feet
wqs each sg lofret thick siore Of any dmens
always be obai ed r. oIle rrQirn stone for oh rshe
uses oi quality and equal be supplied out
OF the tom block with of quI than
derate terms. Orders directed, =
JAMES THOM
.u,,,.. Manuel Post Office, Roekland County, N Y.
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On the 7t of July out OF the above surplus the board
of directors declared dividend Of 81 per cent which,
with the tax paid to the State amount to Co., eav
ing sos s66 Is, as a surplus balance.
The aggregate movement at the date of the latest
turns limited than at either Of the three pre-
vious periods showing contraction in the line of dis
counts, ana in the circulation The falling of in the
amount of specie hand has been small compared with
the reduced circulation
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$4,000 coo l3,l7o, oe3 II, Is2 6

Tie amount subject 20 draft in all the repositories, on
the 27th Of July, was s77a57o7 Within the past
nos,h, the amount Of drafts drawn s32i 400. Eve
~ dollar Of the deposits at New Orleans except those in
the mint had been drawn for II will be that the
plus revenue. deposit the 27th Of July, wa 50,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-04

NEW INVENTED WIGS
RATCHELOR's new invented Wigs and scalps, made Of
the finest natural curl ham and adapted the
manner Co the peculiar style OF each individual They
SS.MMrey new nvenon doing away with all the veSatious
Inc public are invited inspect large and well selected
stock containing ever variety Of and color; they will
then be able % Judge the effect
WM. BATtHELOR, Inventor end only mspufac q
Wall street. Broadway. Removed from Rroadxrsv
Please 20 cory the address jy3Q Iwsr
To JkwkLLEas, AiINIATGKE PAINTERS, Gc.-
i e j. HAHTNETT. No. Q Courtisndt street, near
Wtns PpIe,saF ed 'sysl Rose, Miniature Cases and
Tor silver Plate neatly arranged to order Also TRAYS
made and hed TO Jewellers show cases. watches
chains, rings, keys pins, thimbts, pencils, &c
variety Of the above articles constantly ON baud and
made - ordef with neatp ess and despatch No CouJa
street. new fork. myl3im'ie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-04
DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emolient by common rated
J. A No as a remedy for bioches, pimIes, pusules,
scur fckes sunbun all kinds OF eruptons and
Of discol alton of the SKIN All has
been completely dis ced by this invaluable composition,
the demand for sh within the last months. has
than FIVE hundred per The oesess and fresh
which mparts the complexion, have rendered
IL auter of the SKIM and dressing
be considr red furnished with proper toilet that lacks
nurauds Italian Medieaed Soap If beauty be- as is assert
ed only skin deep the important that the thin
erng which resides should be kept in its
and attra tive state.
Dr. Gouraud's Grecan Hair Dye, for coloring hair has
all the old and dele rous preparations
for that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradicating hair
The Lily White, made by the p cter BY common con.
allowed be the excellent article for beauying
the complexion thai hes graced adys gent eman's
oie Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crimsonng pale lips and
checks These superlaye cosmetics, together with large
stock Of choice srqmsry spd issy sStes are 70 Se bad
street. frat door broadway.
Agents-Jordon, Milk s., Boston; Carlton Co. Low
sl: q e-r Go Worcester i,3 iwsmc
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Army Intelligence.

MOVEMENT or GENERAL WooL's CeaNAsp We un.
command will proceed from their respective places Of
rendezvous to San Antonio u Rxar, The infantry will
be embarked from this city Tor Port la Vacca The wa
r the bar that place is from ten to twelve feet
deep
At Indian Point there generally about six and half
feet and about the off Ganipper Point The VIII
age itself is far better adapted for permanent and ac
cessbe depot of provisions than Point Isabel Suitable
buildings already exist there Cattle, horses and oxen,
abundant and may be had cheap for transportation
and subsistence II is remarkably healthy
From La Vacca there two wagon roads, Leading TO
San Antonio one miles in length, the other I!7 The
first Is toe best because passes through the best set
Elements, where stock forsge, vegetables ~c' may De
had.
the army take the first route, after leaving La vaccs,
i viii reach Placedorss creek distant miles, then
Burns irish creek, is miles; then Cuero, !! miles;
then fine creek miles then san MARI ~ miles then
the Guadalupe river to Ciboa, IL miles, thence to San
Antonio IL miles.
know under the of the Prince de Somes colony,
consisting entirely of Germans Due north of them is
the French Castro settle ent
The selection of Port La vacca point of debarka
ton for the troops destined to be concentrated
Antonio evnces sound discrimination II better
landing place then either Corpus Christi Brazos ssnt
ago and the road to the inteor passes through much
better country IN o Jefsrsonian, July 20
OID PoISr, July 3lst 1886 The Court of Enquiry in
the of General Gaines. only and adjourned to-
day 1t is understood that General Gaines is preparing
written statement which he will lay before the Court to.
morrow.
The steamboat Hannibal brought down yesterday
morning, another division of the illinois volunteers con-
sisting of $40 rank and e Is subaern officers and the
following ofcers:-Brgadier General Shields Colonel
Chambers, Lieutenant Colonel Wenterford, Major War;
rem, Captains wy att. Tebuskie, Dickis Richardson,
Montgomery, Fry, and DR.. Tebuskie.
Colonel IL A. Lyons, Aid to General p. F. Smith, who
has been here for some weeks public service leaves
Tor the army this morning the Alabama.
Colonel Davis with the three remaining companies of
the Mississippi regiments Captains Cooper, Crump and
Wills. embark this morning on tho Alabama for the
head quarters of General TayloS.M o. Je6ersonidn,
July ~.
Lieutenant 8. L. Fremont, Of the Sd Regiment Artil.
lery, s A. has arrived in Smithville, n. c., having
been detached from tho army Iacruitng gerxaa
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In other repositories ga $5,5644la s575s7G
The amount on deposit in these banks, the 27th ult
subject to drafts 81 5s showing that drafts had
been drawn for 81 2s2 1853, but remained unpaid The
decrease in the deposits has been in the banks of the
three principal cities the amount in all the other de.
postories remains about the before reported
The expenditures Of the government during the quar-
ter ending the soth of June, $2,346ss9 81 more
than the receipts The expenditures account of the
army alone, for the quarter nearly six millions of
dollars At this rate the entire Of tho country
will be required to meet the expenditures of the year
this department The present surplus with the ten mil
lions treasury notes may be sufficient to meet the
pendures until the meeting of the next Congress; but
as that Congress convenes there must be ways
and devised to raise funds carry the govern
ment, and have doubt but that further of
Treasury notes will be authorised.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
Exchange Bank of Virginia, at four periods:-
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, n new and In
valuable discovery warranted neither wash off
being Liquid Dye which changes the color
Of hair to- beautiful brown black without injury
the mode oapphcation aud ustapteous efecs other
dyes requiring from twelve hours produce any
change Its superior excellence will apparent every
upon sinsle app caon Country gentlemen
botls forwarded them by express by sending cash
closed T. Phalon g Broadway Judsons Hotel Price 81
invited call the depot and have their whsfer dyed
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CURE SS Civ sfia TTseei called
murdered BY dose Of csome prescribed for and sent to
him WITHOUT visit and probably without knowledge of
ynccp, re:qiis followed BY the gradual decay Of he
insllsctusl and bodily faculties He became deaf dumb,
!ious al hi. leg, and which finally dropped OF from
rendering hi. seiion. and III dsfrmy beyond
all possible conception The Of destruction ccrt
hour. he could easy chair That he onred for
stated nor that he enjoyed from time to time The
Of several Of the hest phy.ic,.s in Erie eoanty-al
Sssrs ~ s's r "S the
the papers should be induced Try its virtues upon poor
wyckon, hereswas no hope of hi. living many day.
had h@.. S hUp made nuon M
saving the msmed boy life The being then deaf dumb blind
have stated and what was left mass Of nc and
agony yet resolved to make the attempt, and did make IL
Far Fo s s &
ioWng Re "a. ea'o{ea AL the health which compatible
fragments legs sees with one restored eye BY
signs and takes an interest in whatever going around
b 10 h e f s wne
wrought his case That the Extract Of sarsaparlls
Sy M az a"S
sight Of this victim but be rendered subervent
the with cSme sd fSdsd
lions often dispensed BY physicians his life will not have
been Preserved in vain We would advise none 70 loo.
painfully revotng-bnt those who have relations friends
suffering from @ &c especially those pr9dgc:d
practcaby of We make hi. statement,
Iy from the representations Of others but they
whom we know, and IN whose integrity have
place implicit reliance. j31 1wsmc
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Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-Mcrchants
and dealers invited call and examine the various pat
terms Of the above, the manufacturers
g. SAUNDERS son, III Broadway,
A fewd doors above Courrlandt
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Naval Intelligence.

esteemed commandant Of the navy yard this place this
day resigned the command of said yard preparatory
taking command of the United States forces in the Pacific
Commander Dornin is now in charge of the navy yard
Washington = Washington Union, .dugl.
The steamship Galveston. will sail Monday for Ma
sgorda Bay and will take General Wool and staff and
three ompanics Of the illinois volunteers-Neo Orleans
RuL
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COMFY ISLAND


FORT HAMILTON FERRY
<AH ~ The Steamboat PROPHET OR. Capt. II.
lows :-Leving North River
Foot OF Hammond street, IL O'Clock a. NJ, 3P. M.
canal street, u o'clock A. M; 3A p NJ.
Harr son street. liz o'clock A. NJ. Bpm
Whitehall O'Clock A. NJ ~ NJ, 4P. NJ.
C)ney Island al ~ and 6 r. M.
And the Steamboat OLAS, Captain Richard Yates, will
run follows :-Ieavns East River
Foot OF Pike street, E. r., 81 O'Clock A. NJ, ~ Nj,
SPIN
Whitehall, 10 o'clock NJ, 2P NJ, 5kPM.
Coney Island IN o'clock A. NJ, 3x p. NJ, r. Nj.
Landing at Fort n hamilton each way. Fare I2x cents
N. BSages will be in readiness the arrival of the
Beats Fort Hamilton to take TO New Utrecht
and Bah also Coney lasnd, take TO the
upper houses.
aul 3tissrrc THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor.
CHEAP EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
BANKS AND COMFY ISLAND.
A09 81 The steamboat WAVE will make an ey;
K,leavc Barclay street at ~. Delaney 8. Pike
va Per Mol ~ r. a. 0 o'clock.
N. b The boat her return will stop at Coney Island
two hours giving plenty Of time for bathing and
refreshment.
Fare for the whole excursion 37h Bait gratis
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Soaps Razos from the most approved makers Dressng
Cases containing all that is for the toilet the
most portable form for sale by G SAUNDERS SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel.
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.kkR PACKET sHlP. UTICA, from Hsvre-Cousisn-
NM ees per this ship will please send their permits on
Az =, board oar, Per NO N AZ eoodsnot permitted
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Common PIeas,


Common Pleas.
Aususr S.-This Court sits in the Common Pleas
Chambers, but no jury trials will be heard.