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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01
Burlington 5Harket.

YOTYCE.-The Stockholders in the
.,.,,a Grove Cemetery" wiz holi their an
u meeting on Wednesday, January It'll,
,.,e ~ o'clock P. NJ, at the office OF ]. T
ei,h,man, Esq, for the purpose of electing
,hsir officers.
n, order Of the Board Of Control
iGar copyl OLIVER COCK Sec'y.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01
DROWN and BLEACHED SHEE +

ings. 20 bales IA and rs Rockbridpe
Family Stark mills and Elkton sheet,ngs, AMI
cases bleached do. just received and for sale
by % 45-20 LAuxAN
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Il y = Z = =
BIZ those moving themselves indrbt.
Ell 10 Wm Garrett 4 Co, either by
cor box account are requestcdto call and
tile up as we must have money.
fn 1876 WM GARRETT g. Co
n B-We will take Pork at the highest
alrkei price from those who owe us.
Ph DO Gaz copy w G.. & Co
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Alexis Stoddard, }
rS.

Henry fuller.
|THE said Henry fuller rs hereby notified
iha, the plaintiff has flied i. tire District
|Coun for Des Mines county :. r., on the
|Ghsncery sid of SAID court his petition, setting
dtl in substance that he has purchased Of
|Clnsr Wilkie, town lot humber $50 OF which
aid Wikie and Tullar held Joint certificate
n pre- empti9n, and which certificate the said
|TuIlar assigned TO said Wjkle intending
hereby to convey 10 said NVilkie all his inter
|'i ia salt lot mi pray ing tn court to decree
81 IT, said .aaar convey the same nv deed
.ee sir9r 70 petition i. WV ~ STARR,
'n | Isle cnpl .tnarts Soicitor
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01

IaAs~ oEa 1,-xnas a. "a .,vr,-a
"e'i'a,"'"g 10 the Pos, Office at Burhng
'"h' Des MONIES County, Iowa Terrific "
on me ls' day of January. 1916, winch,
IL no, taken out by the Isl of April next.
VIII De sent TO the General Pos, Office
for inspection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27

the drafts OF the Treasury at New Orleans are at
four per cent. discount.
MIR. WALKER-Four per cent!
The SrRANGER-Four per cent, Sir.
Mr.. MARcY-Yes, sir, he says four per cent !;
and for some days past they have been VARYING
from one 10 three 10 my own knowledge
Mr.. WALKER-Ah! well, never mind; we must
do the best we can but 1t will work round square
by-and-by.
Mr.. MARcY-That may suit you, but have the
army TO pay; and payments every day COM
ing due, and they payments that must be
made in New Orleans. What am 10 do
Mr. WALKER-Well, what have you done You
nave not suffered the paper of the treasury 10 80
on Tor less than the amouat upon its face, hope,
Marcy9
Mr. MARcy-No, sir. | was not authorized by
law, but I'll tell you what have had 10 do
And what do you suppose, Mr.. Editor, the Sc
cretary did in the exgency He sends the crafts
from New Orleans, where they are at a discount,
to Boston, where they are at par the mileage of
the agent agents, and his their expenses, be-
tween New Odeans and Boston, including the
cost Of TRANSPORTATION Of the specie, being charge
able to the Treasury Of the u. States
The fact i, the 5tgugency OF this Sub Treasu-
ry law must nHjr < so'ue mod fcaton, AT least in
practice, or II V operate most niuriousy against
the tariff OF 1916 VI Walker, Mr.. Calhoun and
Mr.. Lewis, were i'Illy convinced of this from the
amendment which they proposed, which would
have made the machine as easy as Captain Ty-
lers Exchequer, and saved great deal OF trans
portauon OF specie, and speculation at Uncle
Sans expense anon. the brokers. But Col
Benton protested that he would have =" no Creep
out holes" from the hard money system. Hence
the strlngency of the law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27

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HAvRE-Shp Shakspeare2 prepared skins to Abua
Bernards bales baskets TO Dofot6l,- barrels of
liquors IL order, 100 baskets oil Champagne ii. Cony
"a packages merchandise to Hondequn- case of musi
S to
pagne TO Dortic-9 packages Of merchandise Barclays
Lvingsonl6 cases do Il. Maillsrd9 do to d.
BunIe Co.'s barrels OF ean eahenwre TO Bocoing
leather Far case do to cases sardnes to
Hargons Bro4 of mahogany to John Ruyteri
clocks and watches to Maiers Roberts, case do do to
Jsaijagrut-l to order-l of merchandise to
silks to schuchad-i Of paintings TO FThomspeker
Go-8 cases parcelan NJ Alum ford-3 do To Base
Of merchandise to Lippod Coz Of toys to
w Hoberon.
TURKS IsLAND-Schr Portia-3500 bushels salt l box old
copper Middleton col lot of old demijohns bay
rum Sil00 specie to master
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Foreign Importations.

LospoS-Pscket ,hip Weilington-3 cs j ushso 81.
Shafts cs nord2o cks VIM Lebrown-I cs G; Est,.
Koop-i Bartlett Welford-l Woodruff x col Ioso
u Tsylor-20 hegs 10 Jas Ranny-95 brs PHELPS, padssS
co-lO0o mouds Wosiey Woolsey-8 casks 10 II q
Rock we'll color kegs Meyer Sons-2 Bovine jr;
lett WeIford-2e kegs case q Lyrutz-i Chdee
Person. trunks Thos Mo rison pkgs Vyse son,-iicase
Peahen-5o ceroens royer cos c, yones-9s cks
cot cs VIM Marin-3 chests II Cohen * col rs On
peaheIm25 pipes Bouth-36 IL bd steel Ellison
40 bxs Morewood-t cks cs Cousinery Dodge CO.
2es pkg Thisheat.loo cks Barsto coo kegs 3
pkgs Jos Helvy-5cs Morris sons bbs Dunscomb X
hid TO order.
salt Ker@it-l package Esoa~ Warren Steel, (Ai.
bany)-i Osborn Lte-6 Sands, Fuller Co.'S Francis
Jones SOM Belmotte-3 Woran Haughwot-i Allen,
HagerS Co-2G w Be;ts-9 wilbur-aM X Troy
hydoek \ C,-io Houstm,, Son Il Dueker- 10 w Guion
Thomas Coz RS II Haigbi-l53 Naylcr x Col Hy-
SOP x Brothers-t Eilimau-5 Duryee-3 n Gale
10 Lasrave- John Rigby-i Clark & Sartou-i
6s,a 0shkeyTl HastIngs-s Gillian Colt Butter.
otothets x Co2 VIM Redmond -22 John tiilson--5
iaIa NJ Co. Watt shermsn stkes Anthony
Hunt Co? ubden \ Person-s Banssi 49, Jn mos
NsP,er12rJ Hsrrs-lo Patton Ste -2 rooRer Ne'd
&n9-l2 WIN Whtewright- Sewsr, 4 49, ieu ,n
Wexford ! ID Appleton & Coz r n a wi VII p"ien
Skillier-laoA Wnkiey-A Jas NJ MeTittot U..,gng r.
barton Bro Feliows scSIS ss, o,, Ha.nsk cq2
Thorhurn-5 VOLTS Bishop-2 Hall Bros i VI
bon d-3T Morswood-ls chain cables 30 crate, rS
9boxcs o. der N'"'es eNh
HA,aE-Packet ship Oaeds-i case Gilbert & Bro,h.r-
! umbs, L.mbman Cos Ressler Co-sF rn,,ur.I
! order Laehaise Fanise-i Toner X som cs.s r.
ihrburn-s cases syz, Irmynser Col order-i spies,
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o ss ,o e and IL NJ saa
aisL,, Bis. Erie 20 fSiSd and Adams. for Stated;
Independence.
Walter Mashman Phils
tsprse' Bay and Chaieess FoeT New YORK
esps fS and Many s
Ygfi: sat Lucy Whit, Ja%s,os. DO t '"l''' view
Baard sssHo. ws ts SsaS Barker
Lrwns Dell Sept 2i1Bg Zsliea from Ea;IpSrt GANG n
RIVER; Robert wsla Msiamo.f, seS5. WIN Wilson. Mary
Hall and Sef Sd Stood anSs
% p"s Re daS
sailed again yesterday for her dssneon 10 ye,s. at the
anchorage and nothing in :ight bound in Weather clear
ny; ss9oaairs SSSa wiadse5 Mo.sis Ellis, PS, cIs
ss TsSy as itHS
New 6aLEASi. Sept is lid sarg@es John Anderson.
Monsag Tashon Nasso[da and PORT Isvsees big Roger
rqr @ p RasDa c%p sa1f H.s
Tasio tspl vie n T Orleans; Barrett Nsg 7YSrk
Gs w. TO Ss sS s a
S Vs ca % sS,y 2 e @ @
Boston; 9rigs Arctuus Gould BIazos saquago Grecin,
The span brig Pspo lett Havana on the the
BRITISH fiems, sdw:y going into HayeHa from Vera Cruz
water hsdephpia; sch Tra Ss fhaa I'm s SBedord
NV BEDroRD. Sept. 2ih-Arr. ,loop Index Gibbs, Al
bany.
NkwnvnrroRr, Sept aath-sld .chr Native American,
Goodwin, Cuba.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept 23d-An ship Venice Salter. Cadz;
oath, barpne Martha, Trefetben. Bonaire,
pTaDELrHAFAIr 23sh ship cemne5ee Ashton Liver
Boston Br Sehrs John Boynon Gault Baiamas Panama,
Bark A%I s' Back p s
mond, do
PORTLAND: Sep 23Arr schrs Bradore, Libby Batmsre.
GATH brgs Alcenus Drinkwate Matanzs Frances Cobb,
NYork: Rdenut Knsman hence schrs Aneeetta, Crowel
ard unting Foter NYork Frederick Frankfort for do:
Broke, Candige Bluehii for do; Seaye, for do CPo,
bark American, Adie Trinidad Exchange Dyer Cuba
PROVIDENCE Sept 2ithArr schrs New Regulus, Davis,
Baltimore; Southener Baker, Phade'phia Pearl, Nicker
Pha sloo ps West Falmouth Barlow Albany; Radiant,
Hawkins New - ork; Proof Glass, Glass Blydenburgh
Y; Sid, schs Chief Dole, Philadelphia; Orbit, Virgins,
Albany Henry, Hubbard (reenpor sloops Native Wells,
and Peirce, PIesby, NYork.
RICHMOND, Sept2f-au schr Hope Richard, NYork Sid
York
SALEM, Sept 2a-Ar schr Alabama, Smalley. NYork
SAVANNAH, Sept 22-Arr bark Peter Dem Lockman. N
York; brig Exact Johnson do; soop Craig,
do; SID brig Augusta, McNsir NYork
SEARsPoRr Sept I9Arr Hero, and Duroc. SID schr John
Frederick, Weber. NYork.
WAREHAM, Sept 22Arr brigs Blake Black Picton; lisa
bella Matthew'S. do.
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Passengers Arrived.

. LoSpoN-Pscket ship Wellington-Capt Alexander II f.
London Felep. do; Rev Polhcmus Fshkili; ii Bed.
ow New York BENJAMIN and lady, Master Benjamin NJ.
R Mon Rev Van azad Ney YeTk Beayerage do
dy Long Island; II Willard. Boston; Murry and lady of
London; Mr. b kertz, Baltimore. -
LIyERPooL-Ship Wa-ehoo-Count Augustus ST James
and Mrs 81 James; Miss Dinner OF Paris; VIM Sands and
lady, London Hewlett aud lady, Samuel Whittingham.
york. hooley aud lady. Philadelphia Mrs Alien Brook
ysi Lsd'sy Perrin TSropto; James Wallace MoniI
Ssyuga New York; Robert Lone England; DIR w Il Buck
hev NJ MOVES, Concord, Nh; Rev q McGowan, North Ca
HAvnE-ship shakspeme-J Brooks, England; X Dill.
man; Hippo do, and go steersqe - 0 W.
HAvsE-Pscketship Oneida-Edw BonuaHe and lady Ed
mond bonnafe T. Cor, Miss NJ Fleming l. Ieg,y Mr.,
stewart, > Stewart btetsau, and 2la 10 steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27
LIVE FOOL CLAssiFIcArIoNs.

TEAS AT ACoTIoS-Terms, notes at six months.
Hyson % chests SO cents per ID, IS do isk AZ do a.
% do AK % 10 -
Young IL IS half chests 50, SO do ST. 3O7 do so
IS do az IL do 10 10 and chests 2s1 Ia do 80
90 do s2s so 30 81 Is DO 31s 81 do 81 1872 do 3Os las
do 30 10 do 29s )! 10 ~ so do ~ do 22 do 90
% do IL, IL do lO IL So 2l7 do ST. 20 cases "a
ll9S half chests Withdrawn.
hysou skin-53 chests 23is, Is do %
Tvanksy-7O aalf chests - lao do !9I I25 do with.
drawn.
Gunpowder7o half chests 50 90 do IN so do 50, "a
DO 40 10 do SO, 70 % $50 40 do 35 100 co., do
40 so 10 ooNe Sc 90 half chests rs 10 Id boxes and as
withdraw ~
lmperiai-5 half chests TO- SIS do 60 so do So 26 do
and chests A. SO half chests a. 60 do Az SO cans az
so 10 boxes 3o1e rs 10 ID do Withdrawn
Ningyong-30 half chests 25h, so do %, ass do 2lb
$50 do do and 100 chests a. las do 20 5e half che SITS
Withdrawn
Souchong-l2S half chests 2sL
Pouchong-l75 half chests 80, las do DOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, sEPrEMBEK az
Cleared.

Cleared.
ss W sIsS Sc P s. asd aSG E S?
Wanstt; Elinabeth Porter Able Belize Buck Doug.
spsGus Seaman GGppe5 Harrington, Bsiti,
fMsIse D%fs h%s'Ei s?;ss
deIifksbnIs: John Wsl;sy Mckinley, Nassau Lau.
EsS E hs%is ks
8 ohn a GSs e,sSs os Bo,,Sh
RIs'SSy .i Tsna'Ga hoHo1 cc:Sn W%.sSs cS%s
es Mathis RSoa EsSeh Ea
iia' ssyN :% MT bs a.
Arrived.
and Portsmounth, august 18th, with mdse, to Grine
sH lost % sna o
Ftsat :hs ss '3%
y s I'm for S
LAT 4s long an ;i gale from 81 to NNE by
ali thu
o o am Sn sn s1
was to cut away much OF the rigging to save the
main and n,zen togsallant main and yards
same time say aihing sehr with los. of sails. sam. day
pilot on wednesday. Esd. of Santuck.t -''A
mds Boy Sept s 4as with
S tine ss %nsn AID %s
Rqis H.S' Sss %s %s
heavy gale commencing south and hauled the north
continued about IL hous with such violence that blew the
sails from the yards after they iued IL O'Clock md
night lost Daniel Mathews aud I'm Bond, from the
tops yard The former tell overheard the latter
New Orleans and belonged Rhode Island; aud Joha ship
ped in Havre aud belol ged TO Ireland
Norw brig Agdsr Bic "a days from Stockho m with on
Boormsn Johnson X Co--39 stsefagc passengers.
Brig America tof Hadd,m) Weeks, 20 days from New
Castle, Egg with coal, TO 4 ID Huriputt & Co.
Br schr PORTE ksrwan % days from Turks Island, with
salt &c. to Middleton X Co.
Br sclr Ssa, Chisholm, IS day4 from Pictou the
schr nssSr;,b Williams sro,, u;m;o,,on Nc ,v.,
stores TO NILS 2st INST, of cape Hntteras.
Der OF barels of Torpenne supposed they had been lost
from vessels deck.
Schr Olivia, Miles, Virginia, potatoes.
Schr Monmouth, Smith, Virginia wood.
Schr Martin, Ward, Virgins wood.
Schr Lady Lake, Lake, Virginia, wood.
Schr w PnedmoTe, Predmore. Virginia.
Schr Schssseur, Bodine, 2 DAYS from Virginia
, Schr Jea Dennis, days from Baltimore, with mdse, to
the MASTER
schr Battin, Finney 10 days fro Virginia.
ship and brig.
Sailed.
sloop-ofwar PEBBLE Pacific Ocean; ships Loo Choo,
Rio Jsneiro; L Perkins, Oregon Susan Drew, do Sher
dan Liverpool; Clinton Point Isabel; Columbia Charles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27
IIuNTERIAN pIspENsARY No ,nIuIsIoN 49,.

HUNTERlAN DISPENSARY, No. 3DIVISION street,
was established A. D. 1895, by the present proprietor
for The successful Treatment of serofu structures disease.
diseases seminal weakness gravel nodes carries rheuma-
tsm ulcers OF the Cloths tonsils throat and limbs
wasting away OF the powers OF life, night swelling
OF the JOINTS caused by mercury and unwise treated
cret diseases snd all Diseases whether mild or
yruient and from an expe- rience that very seldom
Tails 10 the lot OF physician, he Is enabled
to warfan, Perfect and lasting cure in and sll
cases OF above mentioned diseases The afflicted should
remember that this the only place in the city where the
celebrated DR. hInters Red Drop be obtned medi-
cine known fail curing the of
teers diseases The dspenary arranged that the per
son calling will but the doctor himself who is in
constant attei dance his private ready and willing
70 render relief 20 all who him call Hundre Dis OF
cerhcates voiantary gwen OF OF which
rost astonishing cases on record open f9r inspection
the Dpensary all of which cured by this medicine
-frce One Dollar per vial, which is warranted in all
cases or charge Structures cured many weeks
has been years standing without pain Be-
ware Of advertised symptoms Of structure the healthy
meh are annoyed by those symptoms. after mulafng
remedy. " - 49, " 80 "~'S
Hunters Red Drop cannot be had genuine in the city
o. oos'oh' mass' auA lmsms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27
miscellaneous Record.

SHIP commerce. Ashton, at Pha the 2is inst lat 40
ing red aud white signal swallow tailed, half red fly
ward.
Capt PORTER Of the bark Lsgrange arrived Savannah
hrse daee re- ad @ ecss
padsr her stern She proved to be the brig rston of North
end q of. Sow:pst gone her! aoshOE q. Sows
n:1 i : ss1:
bsas, tight and high water; low deck green
her ashore in about is hours, the coast of NCarona
sSS sS o aat Ss
Sable may be got off,
lost deck load split fore ii. sc. ''''''
sLoor iypoErESoEsoE Crsis of Work at Savannah
Notice TO Mariners.
NEw REVOLVING LIGHT ON STONE KEY.-The Reyolv-
I If9 the s%s Time e edefi Se M
stqss by the cIsrt Of this Bay about sts sps
miles NJ Of stone this a. aGoSI l.
rh may be % MME @ Il p9Se the
The PopretoIs have the privilege of charging dollar,
to all foreign or vessels coming from snd dollar
s sp. or sas s
reasonable profits the light house is belong the
Vessels leaving the Bahama Banks may boldly for the
s and r. they Y e.w
ing or gale letting on ~, The coast; NSo;, to
A. NICHOLS. U. s. C.. at Cardena,.
schr Joshua Brown Sparks, hence Aug % for Aux Cages
Sept II, lat 20 10, Ion CO %.
Foreign Ports.
AREcrBo Sept sid schr Convert, Skoed, NYork; No
H.Lrlx Sept ii-Arr schr Susan, Gage Tor Br,y) Aer
Liverpool; schr Hope Mamaud do. Adv brig Toledo. for
IAvAss, Sept % hi port bark. Lopiss Gallagher. of
to" s h Ms HG. ss SS 70 sail Fl eCs
sail for NYork 6.h bark Mussnghsm shaw TO sail next
Rsy waiting &c f Sp Mse Gocdir ear G ss.
TS ssh s for Sadn. .y g:P m
Don MeIy%.a to ;s day 70. Janice load
Fr,ns, Vans Psrin. disk brig Commi.,sfy Fletcher do
bark Masds, Key West arrived 18Th with COTTON brig;
KISe.Tos ia Sept SIN port, brig Amazon, Moore from
,MOsrRraI' Sept aa-arr bark BtOn Major. from Lon.
orknre Sep l9A ship Grereck Fieek Liverpool; bark
hp eASur Glasgow; ss' br 5f Mary Fwe
Liverpool sch, s, roix Anrop,sh SD 10Th, brig Penn
cs SedsS slda g'Is Ssa'a Ssts
s R.mssi 6.yse Elliott E,ss's
Whit. li,yen: ship James MoTaa Greenock brig Calypso
ST Taos.s, ssptS-In briggs Emily CUMMINGS, Sage.
for m S % b. seS sonse. %
Tgnss lsL.sD Sept Iiln port brig Royal Sailor, Elliot
for Norfolk, zext day.
Home Forts.
BATH, Sept 20-Arr brig WAnderer Evans NYork; schr
W"Sscr IS Sid ship c%s Parker So "i Ssf
sd sss s s.i Sa wal 3 Sr F.wo
rabe, Bslcce. wa L,wc. Dei iiyss Eus: rhia; Chas
Larch (of Ssvannah) Gray, phla for llove put for
habor; 81 Lawrence Randall Bangor; schrs tleniets. Pay.
son, DigSy; Albert Vanre Douelsss Ms; Mary, Smith,
Baltimore sh,ock, Crooksr Phiisd Advance Bryant Phi
lads Brave Iovei-Utcs Bates, and David Gov Nickerson
Albany: Mariner Nickeon snd stranger. Besr.e Albany
gus for full rugged brig Cid ships Bertrand Meacom
BOMBAY ard market; Epsmioordss Lambert, NOrieans
bnss Perkins. Gilkey, Sydney Quincy. knsman Mo
blle schrs Washington, Wooster, Dgby Return AylwMd
Weymouth, Ms Msridian Ksynnssh, st John, NIB; William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27
Foreign Markets,

&HAyANA, Sept 6-The sugar market has continued
very hrm at the advance noticed in last report Ow
ing however TO the uncertainty regard TO the pro-
posed measure for the admission of foreign sugars into
Great Britain and also to the passage of the tariff bill
the United States the demand Mas become less active
IN Moasses saes have continued at the the cask
and the stock remaining small good deal hav.
ing been thrown away not worth the of
poration. Some small lots of coffee have already
appeared, and prices have opened So SO so for ord
nary to good qualities. Beef /, ., prime and mess per
bb So $40, sales and plenty butter American yellow
per qql SIS s25 scarce, in demand Cheese American
per qq Sl2 $40, scarce, soft skin in demand; ou-
Orleans per Dbl Sl4 so SIS, sales in small LOTS hams
New Orleans, per col $40 SIl, sales abundant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27
Cherokee Commission,

For the examination and settlement of claims arising under
The treaty Of 1885, Nth the Chorokees.
lnasmuch the greater proportion of cases left unact
ed upon by the last board Of are in very
imperfect condition. owing to the neglect Of claimants,
and cannot be Investigated by the for want
Of statements arguments and proofs and it is the in
tenon OF the commissioners to dispose of the sub
mtted to them promptly and put to these protra
ed Investigations the following order is made:
All claimants must file their memorials applications
In writing together with complete preparation of the r
cases for final action with the secretary Of the board
on or before the a5th day of December 1916 and no
memorials or applications will be received after that day
unless good be shown for the delay verified BY
affidavit.
Pubshedby order of the board.
w. ID. MILLER, Secretary.
Washington City, Sept "a, 1886
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WAsHINGroY Sent d 1916

w hsHINtfTUN, sept. ., IS3U.
Lieut.. Steuble, of the u. s. Surveying brig
Washington, arrived in town to-day, and reported
himself TO the Navy Department. His testimony
respecting the loss of the brig is the same as that
already published in the Herald. He expresses
himself highly pleased with the suavity and Off
cer-lke department of the Secretary ofthe Navy
Indeed, We may say, that Mr.. Mason squite ia
vorie with the service, while Mr.. Bancroft had
Zen BnRSTAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27
DANCING ACADEMY.


WILLIAM srnEE1&
MIR q. ROBERTSON, in announcino. his friends az d
wi the public that his Classes for The of Dancing
will open the above WeGnsday, Sept BOT h.
takes the opportunity Of returning his thanks
his patrons for their very liberal
spsctuly that he will ,nroduean his Academy
this season. various and ashonable nces with the
fvore PoIkas azuka and Polka quadres, the graceful
and much admired Redows. with MazuI and Other styles
days and Saturdays Hours Of attendance o. ladies' Misses
and Matters from to NJ; Gentlemen FINN TO 10 in tho
mencing Noy. T. Mr.. H. would also announce that he will
private Instructions pupils casse at semin
nal street MI RI elias. at the Lyeeum 9srey City, will
nation please apply at his residence 80 cap street
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home POrtA.

Home POrts.
BALTIMORE Sept 26-Arr brig Bryant Stone Bangor via
Norfolk; schrs Bolivar Bunker Nantucket, via No.lk
Erie Nckerson Boston; reland, Ryan; Alert, Smith;
Oregon, Fourner Sarah Merrill BENJAMIN. and General
Scott Camp NYok James Wood Portland; Texas, Hands
Albany. Cid, schr Sarah, Eldridge Brazos st Jago.
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w. ID. MILLER, Secretary
Washington City, Sept 81, 1876.

We understand that the dispatches sent out
from Pensacola to our squadron in the Pacific not
hrst handed over to Lieut. Hunter who in fact
at Pensacola but they sent by Lieutenant m
Leigh, mot Lee )-Washington Union.
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MOTHERS CORDIAL

MOIHEK'S COKDIAL.
HE superior efficacy Of this article in the last
stages OF pregnancy g so apparent, that female who
has experienced its benefits would be wiling any
condition. TO be deprived oft It's effects shorten and
diminish the suerngs attendant Child Birth one hail.
thus place both child and mother in of safety
This is qusck article but the prescription Of regular
Physician who has made this branch Of his
particular study For sale 1872 Broadway Of John
freaf all
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SHIP BLACKSMITH.

ST EPHEN % rs,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH SITS,
" Cnear the Tobacco Inspection is prepared do the
IRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
aud on the most reasonable terms.
Ordes from part of the for doing top
work Of vessels, will be punctually attended to.
Letters addressed above will receive prompt attention
ami Int
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Pavilion, New Brighton, June l. lu0. j27tfrc
GERMAN HARDWARE.
LARGE assortment of German Hardware, consisting Of
Scissors, Chsses Butcher Knives, table Knives and
Forks Saws, Plane Irons Halter Chains, Pocket Knives
Knitting Pins, Umbrella Frames, SC. Also Curtain Pins
Curtain Ornaments States. &C., has just been received by
the undersigned and is offered for sale low,
dating terms dealers.
STATES AND SLATE PENCILS.
10 cases States, assorted Nos to and Nos
3, and 5. Also, Slate Pencils For sG oy
GEORGE F. GERDING, 70 Maidea zane.
Junction OF Liberty street.
violins, Guitars, Flutes &C., constantly on hand.