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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, ls47.
package of notes aud gold amounting to $5OOO be-
longing to several of banks and brokers' this
morning placed In the charge Of the conductor OF the
train for Reading, short time previous the hour
liked for starting He locked it in closet in the forward
car was usual but few minutes afterwards dis
instantly put the alert but believe have not
yet succeeded in arresting the rogue.
division of tho Daughters OF Temperance, accom-
panied by number of gentlemen, enjoying them
Of the Schuylkil, below the Columbia Railroad bridge.
Instead of returning to the city In the steamboat
was intended, they undertook to walk along
the tow-path, and had reached the looks at Fair.
Ardis, unluckily stumbled and precipita'ed in
to the water. A gentleman sprang in after her but
unfortunately struck against obstacle In the
ter and much stunned that he could afford her
ding but to late to resusoitate her She
about % years age and the last Of her family
her only sister having died short time since of con-
sumption She was in the act OF commencing hymn,
Valentine stoltzs German, threw himself from the
third story of the Pennsylvania Hospital while aborpg
under the effects OF fever and was much that
he died hour afterwards.
The destruction Of the Chestnut Street Theatre is still
delayed by the failure OF the managers of the Company
to make the title to the property perfectly satsac
the counsel of the purchaser but only requires
time to perfect this and there is disposition his
part to draw back from the SALE
Sales Of Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARDslVO Peensy wanna Bonds SO; $500 Sne
S. 49, $4,000 do 6 $1,000 do u.s. so $500 County 6s 1859.
nO $500 do 3 lOl loo Lehgh Coal Scrip, s7a; Planters
AFTER sALEs-23 F.mngton Copper Isf; $50 Reed
ing .R 3s9t; $1,000 state SIS. 77A $500 do IN
sEcoNp BoAnD.2so shss Lehigh S1 ~; q dc So; go
M; 10 t}rard Bank, Is.
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BALTIMORE, Sept 3, lsi7.
The News by the Caledonia-Dso'h of Simeon Hays
ATTEMPTED Smugging-Emigrants for LiJeria--
Front Street Theatre.
The news by the Caledonia did not reach Baltimore
yesterday until change hour It's effect
on breadsturs not fully developed The meeting Of
our merchants 'change at O'Clock every day meets
With much favcr and the system will doubtless be
nued with great advantage to the commercial standing
of the city.
Simeon Hays the veteran police officer was yesterday
followed to the grave by large Of people
post mortem examination showed the Of his death
the formation of three large tumors in his
ton Of the heart is erroneous
On Wednesday night one of custom house watch
men caught three men In the act of smuggling from
Bremen vessel large quantity Of jewelry, plate, So
lie succeeded In arresng Vt them, but tho other
made their escape Much interest Is manifested
who the escaped parties the other whose
name Is Joseph Kettle is supposed have been merely
employed by them assistant.
The Liberia Packet takes her departure to-day for
the shores of Africa with large number of emigrants
and heavy freight Of goods for Of the merchant
take place the wharf This vessel has been built by
company of free cOored to trade with Liberia
and has so far been very successful
The Hon John P. X, nnedy has accepted the nomina-
tion by the wings the city, their candidate for
Congress The election off next MONTH and will
be a very spirited one.
Z. D. Rice is performing his series of burlesque ex-
travaganzas at the Front Street Theatre with
vor and with the assistance of John Dunn and good
audience, attracts good houses.
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an Flat IS days with tobacco. w Lewis 10 logs M.
hoEany ~, crochss do sss ceroons tobacco Aymar Co..
Lelt no an vessels in
schr Adams Treat fss Guaysma, ~ days. with sugar and
60 O3 brig shoysg red signal with black letter in
the centre. steering NV by N.
schr Harmons Young. Doboy, II days. with iOO feet
timber, to II Roehanbesu.
Schr Petapsce Yjes (of New Ore ans) New Oraans ~
days, with wheat and nd corn e : Miibsnks 4 Co..
schr Washington, Gaskll. Washington, shingles to
bunton.
Sehr yultare. Msggpn, NewbuIyport. fab.
Schr Magnolia, Hull Machias, lumber.
Schr Charleston rbes, Washington c. naval stores
Schr Sabine, Perry, Newben. c, naval stores.
The report Ia some Of the morang papers of packet ship
Switzerland from London beng below rather prema-
she sight down She is no doubt close
at hand.
Below.
Two briggs.
Sailed.
Ship Louisiana, New Orleans; b,rk Alyino Rio Jauero;
tus, Halifax. ~
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BY the Malls.
The Flour Mark ets,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept The flour market continues
insctve and to-day both buyers and holders were uu
willing to operate until the advices brought by the
steamer Caledonia from Liverpool ascertaned In
rye -four and corn meal no sales Gran--Al kinds are
dull and there is more desire to sell
CINCINNATI. Aug 2s-The only sale Of importance
to-day 900 barrels City Mills at 81 10 delivered
The tendency Of prices ia still downward The receipts
Of the week are 1897 barrels.
ROCHESTER, Sept 9, l547.-Wheat taken yester-
day, at ST 06 81 90, from wagons-suppy light. No
sales Of -four held at SO So %. 500 bbls taken
Tuesday at SIS IAN No change in price of other
articles
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~ RQ-A German Genflenan fhirfv venra of ana 4 .rhn

A DyERTIsEMENT For GLASS MANUF aCTUR-
"A Rs-A German Gentleman, uhiry years Of sge) who
The most extensive Glass Mandatory in Bohemia who
is at present the like capacity giand willing
70 accept Of similar situation America suitable terms
being offered.
The Advertiser knows the tmen In ell
branches and is. In PARTICULAR thoroughly acquainted with
Chemical process for the production Of all shades Of Color
references OF the tishe't re.pec,sb!ty given.
nor particulars, apply 10 Mr. W. IA
Hudson street.. New York. s3Iw.rrc
nor sALE=A RARE UPPOKTUNT TY-The Warh-
idgton Bowling Saoon. comprising four superior Alleys.
wrh splendid Billiard Room attached together with Bar
lures and Furniture complete upn he aict and
The room IS by 0i ceiling 22k fee In fact, rase
altogether the esabshmen can't he lied by az SINH
lar cerd IN this city fT speDdor and
ssceen 10 sio io' buse be ouly trse doors h'm
without The la, fixtures and furuu So Erauirs
the PR misses between the hour OF 10 AID An 81 the
proprietor JOHN TRAVIS
a re
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BUFFALO. Sept. 3. ls47.

BUFFALO, Sept 3, l947.
Foursales Of about 1000 bbs western and this State
brands were made At So Wheat-Saes of 1000 bushels
western red, So, were made ut 95c Corn-The market
was loss rm and sales Of 5000 bushels of western Mixed
including some high mixed, were made at 81 $50
Osts-Saes Of 1000 bushels made at SOC. Wbis-
key less firm, and the market had dropping tendsn
cy Provisions rather inactive except good lard
for which there was better inquiry. Western butter
was less firm though quotations were nominally the
Receipts during the preceding "a hours Flour,
5000 bbls Corn 10000 bushels Wheat. noneFreights,
by canal to Albany, -four coo; wheat l5o corn l2Kc
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rts for the year ending August slst, lsi7 :.

These amounts much larger than those for the pre-
vious year particularly of breadstus The receipts of
-four at Boston compared with those of this port have
been small Our receipts from all are about ur
times as large those Of Boston Boston something
place, very large place considering its location but
when a comparison is made with New York. it looks
mighty small Boston great in many things but trade
ia not ona NJ tbep
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ted At $50
FnkIeHrs Engagements Of 400 bills -four were made
for liverpool At IL 3D. and heavy goods were sogsssS
for London ct 25s sos To the continent we heard
nothing doing Coasting frsights were rather mofsso
tive, and vessels in fair demand.l
REAL Estate AUCTION. House and Lease 90
lot story brick house 81 Rsnwick street. 3oxoo oo
FEET. ground rent $50. ..'''''' - - -
No. 80. same description. $500 eS0
No SO, vacant 26x60, ground rent $50 %"
I'll ~ and 27e Hudson st. e"0n s'-'' $500
go, h.ci bouas aud lot 2la SPRING 26x90. $500
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IN THE CURE OF sTRlCTURE.-In some former re
maIhs o d b MJ'n s nn. ;s,i Asm
ever Occupying too much space the remarks will b.
Judge whether he has this complaint and its proper
necessary that Stream a.ns should be or
su s oas O. u @ %s
9r months and even years without producing any striking
pain ythng directing the attention the of this dis
e wbs hsS WIKI
regard to ChsT effects especially of early these are OBJ
the part itself There however three which
SIS to be nS ~ but to
dss means Of cure Many other mPOms might DC men
81 It's
che se , SS 10 1smose s sr
the stream need not diminished npeded and that
.n Th sa be- onna ss pop
two viii Afterwards away wet little this i
fling a. may seem will afford ground of strong Suspicion
The TINE FORMER GoyoRnHgA MAY HAVE REMAINED
splfsd osS .hs sssy stage have
e
rally more disposed structure than another As general
for a nsss
any other suspicious circumstance The third is
thing certain than that the effect of is de-
complained the degree by every individual but i
degree en- that the writer rarely
case OF structure IN which the patent does observe that
he not so active capable of business formerly This
lso rious effect though little derstood but unques
onably true Indeed whoever considers the natural
ton mind and sexual organs, will easily imagine thar
there medium by which the mind poe rulIy upon
these organs through the MEDIUM the sexual
upon the mind Tns, however better explained in
The Private Treatise" of the author little volume which
is sent TO many parts of the world As the of structure
proceeds, the activity Of mind invariably returns
On the cure Of structures it repeated that this ceran
Tree IRON pam and generally accomplished IN
avery lie time So much this, however, could not have
been advanced some years but such have been the late
IN this art that by proper means and in the hands
pshed as many days formerly il demanded months Many
Also who cannot consult the writer personally OF ACCOUNT OF
distance &c. undertake the cpse and happily %s
Ralph suhov e the Practical Private isass &c
Greenwich and those who apply N ,hs early ;,Ee OF
eonvenience attending their cure He believes homeyer
chiefly those who have suffered from certain class Oh
AIDING people and other causes, who can properly Ap
pecae his services; especially in streu from is h Or
inc ont and stages W M
Sci,te ia tns coTplsn he can afford rpd cay nd
radical Gu which he has ground stng ca DC "a
from no thef urc in America. Office hous ~ a VI
aud 10 r. M (Sunda invariably excepted Contulta-
ons by letter may addressed Box 800 Lower Post Ohce
New York" y. 2os Ic
~. .oida
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TELE @ n APHIC.
M EXIC AN NJ EW s.
Yellow Fever at New Orleans.
&C., &c


RICHMOND, Sept. I'd, is47.
New Orleans papers hsve failed at the Once here
and am again indebted to tho mail agent for copies Of
those Of the 9th ult.
The steamer Ashland, from Brazos, has arrived, but
her accounts are later The brig Maria Thomas from
Brssos the 20th brings nothing Further reports
were circulated Of attacks on trains.
The accounts from Galveston to the 23d ult Col
Hays and his command were to leave San Antonio on
the 18th.
The New Orleans papers have reports in regard TO
the attacks upon the wagon train, sickness At Mata-
morss fever In Gen Woos camp. dissatisfaction among
the volunteers recruits hosties Of the Texan
Indians &c., but these only repetitons Of previous
accounts. Nothing from Gen. Taylor or Cen Scott
The interments from yellow fever at New Orleans on
the goth, fifty; deaths ut the Charity Hospital
ten; at Lafayette, fourteen.
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RECEIPTS OF P

We have doubt but that upon the suspAnSio" u ="
tsrnal navigation there win be deficient supply OF
in this and other seaboard markets. to meet
tina demand for domestic consumption and the usual
demand for export supply sufficient for i've or six
months consumption Of all the Atlantic section of the
country andIor modere exportatons required, and
the stock on hand is comparatively small without
any probability its being much increased 1t is easy
to anticipate the effect of short supply It such
son upon prices.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of GER
nrtices received at Boston from foreign
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summERCIAL INTELLIG ENCE
Telcgraphic.

New ORLEANS, August 27th-P. M.
Cotton-Tbe foreign per Cambria had the effect
of stenng prices though sales only amounted to about
900 at full rates Four-The news had the effect
of depressing the market Sales Of about 500 brls only
changed hands consisting of choice brands at So 3k
Nothing reported in ordinary to fair Ohio and
Illinois. which was extremely dull Wheat-Dull, aud
sales If moment we're reported Corn-Ths market
dull with downward tendency and a,es OF con-
sequence trauspired Pork steady at Sl2 30; and
SIS a Sis lax asked for prime and mess WhiHkey
brisk at zoe Sterling exchange alteration Sight
bills on >ew York No premium. Treasury notes. l per
sent premium Freights dull No abatement In the
fever.
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Died.

On the Sd instant, MARGARET HENNERy, youngest
daughter of George and Margaret Hennery, aged two
years month and 10 days.
The friends and acquaintances of the family re-
quested to attend her funeral half past four O'Clock
from the residence Of her father 80 Hammersey street.
this Saturday afternoon.
In Jersey City, on Friday Sd inst WILLIAM ErpINoER
SHAFFER, Of typhus fever, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from the house Of his father George Sbaer
o'clock p NJ.
Savannah Georgia and Raleigh, N. c., papers please
cow
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Passengers Arrived.

Caledoni., Boston-For Halifax
Bishop Fleu ing Jas Umek chldrea aud servant Miss
Murphy. essrs O'Brisa, Thu,.tOn, Jafay. = Peters
and Sx Miss 'aoR a%a eoys ayior
aams " Mrs Coleman Miss spence Rev Mr. Tuckwell and
lady ehld,ea and servant Barker and sdy N AID Mrs
nesrs f., a Graut Hall Playfnr A Nsave. X
Kirkland Hsimons ! Taylor Croghan Dewe z B
Bell, Jeb, W HAYWARD, Haywsra. M stTsiii. Major
q B Dxorell. II Bryant w F. Burgess, Wilson. Hon
Z rogers. Sc George Campbell, Ga lor d Fl Holmes,
Palmer, y L-doyen Jonn WaIlack, Wallack, Willis,
w Wheeler lewis, J CIpbbs Walter Colguham, Kid:
Law, Gum, Steer, johnson, Rutherford Woodward
Temple, Z Wainwright, Geo Coggill, h stoer Bryd-
Hopwood Il Muir, Grassheim DR. Impson Finder Re-
gers Wheeler, norton, Chss Taylor BELIEF Bryan
and nephew, Kirkpatrick, hoguel.
From Haf,x TO Bost,n-Mis' duffy Ms.he and lady
rane, T bin, Joseph Wier II Jacobs David Fraser,
Stiles, O'Donnell, Dyer, jun-Total 1872.
PoRr Az fLATT-Schr Mary and khz,bctl-N Kingsley,
Chevess, q Kingsley.
CHARLEsroN-5hp Columbia tbefoe reported l-Captain
Clark aud lady, Mrs Wolf, Mrs Hendricks, l,ss Hen.
drcks, Mrs Nabb. Mrs Hurd Mrs Smith. Mrs Williams. A
Bichof, ID briggs.
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SEPT 3-ORerings of the week consist of $50 beeves
including 500 taken to New York; 800 and calves
sac hogs and 1850 sheep and lambs Prices-Besf
dull and depressed sales generally at SIS $6l tho 100
lbs; 80 head unsod Cows and calves all sold at Sc q
ST. for dry $40 $24 for springers and Sis $2s for
flesh cows Hogs sold at 81 SIX the 100 lbs Sheep
aud lambs mostly brought 81 ST. EACH to quality and
condition
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m arr1eSl.

On Friday Sd inst, by the Rev. d. w. Clarke, MIR.
WILLIAM A. JOHNSON, to Miss FRANCES T. HAaaARTY,
daughter of Capt. William Haggarty of New Brunswic
y. J.
At st. Patrick's Cathedral, the LIST inst, by the
very Rev. Bishop John M'Closkey, JULES l. Rance, to
CArHARNE, daughter Of the late Capt Nicholas Moran
all Of this city
At Williamsburgh, l.. I the I'd inst, at St. Marks
Church, by the Rev Mr.. Haskins, Mr.. JOSEPH BARTON
TO Miss ELIZABETH 8. SEwELL, all of thSt place.
On Thursday, August 26, by the Rev. p. w. Balch,
EDGAR STEVENS, Of Brooklyn, to Mary DUNN, of this
city.
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Bosror, September 3d-P.M.


Flour-The market rallied little to-day and sales Of
1000 bbls straight Western and Genesee brands were
made at So to So l2K. Wheat-Nothng to report.
Corn-The market exhibited reaction since yes
terday and sales of 5000 bushels Western mixed and
yellow made at 70 to 80 cents Pork-Saes Of 200
bbs clear mess were made at SIG So Lard in brisk
demand and sales of 1000 kegs reported at
Beef in fair request at previous rates Cotton
Sales triang at the reduction previously noticed
viz Is to q ct. per ID.
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ALBANY. Sept. 8-PM
Flour-The market continued unsettled, and prices
disposed to droop. Wheat--No sales. Corn-The mar
kst was dull, and sales Of moment were reported
For western mixed. &c asked and $40 bid There
was no rye or oats Offering. Whiskey inactive Re-
were as follows:Four 5000 bbls wheat 1000 bushels
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Flour, ssjsst wAss,; Sss. Cesn e. Bss!sy su
1919 ...i39.s57 sa7.6s6 I.ol77ss i7s2ie
l. SIS sos 9.As7.2l7

b. reducing the wheat TO -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year. compared with the
pondng period of last year shows equal to
1880 $50 barrels Of aour.l
The receipts Of thus exceed by $50 BUSH
els the entire receipts Of ls46.
The following table shows the quantity of Of the
principal articles Of produce left tide water from the
Of navigation TO the slst Of August in
olusive during the years ls4o as daysS days
and ls47, N23 dAys:l-
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Foreign lunportatjOps.

ANrwERP-Bark VIgia Mary-57 casks Mccall & Strong
Ia do WIENER, Philade pha-iO do Grunenthai 4 co..
II do Bosei-li Boceau Raseh-i do ietor Achilles
-2s do u Muer-i do Boru Schuchadtl3 CHI Becht
Dryer-l do kolken u Sandei-3 do Lachsse Fouche-
100 barrels to order.
HAMBURG Bark Americas cases Back do Coffin
Bradley COS do Victor Duck witz-2 Folroer-
Bea.s Bush u co.. Almy Pattison-l 4 Hunt x col
wilkinson Seilson col Mamaxet, Isourd rrer,s-l
othran-2 w Messer u b. ston-2 Hougntou SAWYER
-l3 Douglass Brotners3 Wenke-2 Lasaa-y casks
order. "
CURAcoABark Tyleston8i3 hides 10 bales skins pkps
old copper boxes cochanel 81 fusc Fouik Son2
bds ski IL hhds $500 pieces bzaere wood Booner
Graves CO.
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Navy, and acting Secretary of War, having been
this day called to Virginia by the sudden and alarming
illness OF his father Mr. Appleton the chief clerk acts
NJ Secretery of the Navy pro. TEN and Mr. Buchanan
Secretary Of State acts Secretary Of War pro
JVashingfon Union. Sept.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. ., le47.

Major w. II. Polk.
We learn that the Major leaves the city to-day straight
for the army There will be, matter of course
grumbling at this appointment but if the President
had made all his selections, especially Of the higher
officers of materials Of corresponding quality
should have had no breastworks thrown up with the
ditch inside-no breaking of legs in nocturnal senti
mental senorita perambulatons-no calling for $4,000
troops at the rumor of approaching rancherosno apo
ogies for the cowardice of whole regiment In bate
mistaken In w.
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WARRINGTON, Sept. 2, ls47.

The Long Pole Of the Capitol.
The long pole, including the lantern on top and the
ornaments top of the lantern, such the liberty
cap the weather and the golden ball the top Of
all ninety feet above the top Of the great DOME and
full three hundred feet above the level Of Pennsylvania
avenue. IL makes quite imposing appearance; and,
after week two, Mr. Crutchett promises that the
light shall be from Baltimore But still regret
other expedent could not have been hit upon
lighting the Capitol grounds than that aforesaid
LONG POLE.
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CANDLEs-Sperm In fair demand with sales at 81
cents
CorFrE-we have only to notice sale of 100 bags Rio
by auction &C 6xo., (slghtly dsmsgedJ cash.
CorroN-The market has not opened yet under the
advices per Caledonia but holders day have submit
ted to farther reduction in prices making the decline
this week full half cent. The sales day comprise
900 bales only as far reported aud entirely
export
remained the same without sales About 900 barrels of
msckcrel had been received previously sold to arrive
Scaled herring continued firm.
FRuiTsales Of about 1000 boxes bunch raisins were
made at 81 40 40.
Hops -Sses OF 1000 lbs were made at cents
HEMP-Continued firm at 500 for American dew rot
ted wv
LEAp-Holdsrs were firm at 4 cents, some demanded
trihe more.
MoLAssEs-sses of a cargo or two Muscovado were
made private terms The article In some better
Naval SroRES-We have only to notice a small sale
of 90 bbls spirits turpentne at so cents The market
RENAME firm. There was no change in other descrp-
tions
Gus -Linseed was rather heavy With moderate sales
OF English at Csc 66c and city pressed at Go Crude
sperm was worth ST. and selected whale &c., 5000 gal
lons winter sperm sold at 81 49, Lard oil, common
worth b5c, and good to prime 75c. asked.
PROVISIONS Sales Of 400 400 barrels pork were
mad at sa s7h and 100 do at $40 small sale Of 40
rS SV oarres prime do, was made at SIl SIN Beef
hse was more doing and sales of 3i7 barrels country
m-ssi we're made for the navy at SI2 AZ and 700 do
cry ints sold on private terms; SO do city ness sold
M t1 o4's Lard -saies Of 2ii half barrels prime qua-
NY were made at lie; In b.rrols IL was worth Joe
lD'ss, and in KEGS Ne But,er-,alss of 10 nscta
grs Quo we're made al l1Isc sales OF prime Vermont
@"' uorklaier dliries were tkug AT To- a7Ac com
~ "a va Toetn oAc. &c The were free and
''i m"r Nst In <ood suppiy
kcE-No change, market steady, at 80 10 asa e7k
suoaH-5ales Of 2i0 hogsheads Of Mus oyado sod az
aSS The renners Of this city reduced their prices
IALLow. Nothing Of moment tranepired
wsALssosr.-N. W. vas steady At sao
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q IN kEWAhO-Los' or mislal, a heavy gold medal
W ~ and chain The media weighs about three ounces
with Spanish inscription Whoever will the medal
md cham TO NJ. r. w Bodseia NO. Spruce street shall
brokers requested stop the above altered. - ssrs
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Passengers to Arrive.

LIvERPooL-Ship Monte luna, sailed Aug17Mr and Mis-
Tobias, nsses brlscoe, Mr. smith aad lady, Mr. ss aud
lsdy, Nr Bliss Miss Bliss, Mrs jeffrey and Messrs
Chase Wiikinson Holingsworth, Curtis Cochran Jacobs
CarTulhcis. and Ward
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l ton out of this city where fair prices can be realized
Undoubted references given Enquire y Pine sset ny
stairs. back once. W'h AAfLoA
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Arrival OF Strangers.
Friday, Sept. 3.

The list OF Arrivals OF strangers at Inc principal hoteB
/, unaveidably crowded out of columns to-day To-
morrows Herald will contain the arrivals Of two days