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lsaSeossd ene tbiso WsT AsesseesssssS bslis~s4 -
b vssss ~ ths lsss Se6oJna 81 sks La1lasSaSo ~
yAsSsa rseStsag ths b'es sy.Ls 20 diisbbass 0s
annuity and ether pAtsaeA ncn.s; par cepa By vnice
this ~vii pssysnts1 gSsdu. psogrsss usl be nAaen
civisaiou - rssauts suosid-s and - ths fsssn psry
ore nov thrown upon their private resources must
soon wtns1 sway In the light Of sducstion aud
aoity serious hiDdrsncs tot he prosperity OF the
has grown ont Of the opposition OF the low aed Vicious
portion OF community r~rdog 10 the vicniy OF the
Reservstiou-e class Of people who 1--we oy punarr1g
the property OF the Indians They have been IN the
habit of gsttipg them labor aud TO give wnkey ior
payment; OF entering their woodlands and stealing
wood and fencing materials Finding their craft" to
be by the education Of the Indians and the
vigilance or those have kindly Lt crested themselves
for the red man they sought the
party against the school, aaa prevented that general
attpndance which, but for this outrage upon d-cency
itsslG could reasonably have been expected This op
position h. however, diminishing the eincerity Of
those Who have taken prominent part Ia the establish
Of the school, proved BY repeated snd continued
OF friendship The lnoisns begin to distinguish
now between real and pretended friends and hence the
influence Of those who would, ON the most base and
selfish derstions. hamper the operations Of the
school, must necessarily decrease and the popularity Of
the school increase year by year There remeiosd OF
$500 appropriated for the erection Of the building
twelve and half dollars IN the hands OF the agent
which expended for furniture add books. The
agent designs to make personal 20 secure the ge
attendance OF the children Of both parties auriGg
the approaching winter and believes that the
Of the past year warrant him In giving
rance TO the department that the school will b. we'll sus
tanned ttt
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Assivat OF Strangers
Thvh'DAss NV. 70.


hsuus, >sw Jersey; NJ and Ms Bo,up, Lake sppsrior
Aston HorsE.
d.s. ;ns T,a i;,ssas Co. 1,SS asT r' S
s wa aas;es S'f1sss 30
Bfo-ner rhlsaelphs; BAG so:to: W " S,a III, d.:
Chss d.; ii li.:a bays L:.ss. DO ''''''
CRY HOTEL
S.y morr, Pe.kskil; &C Mackev; w Taylor, Phis-
Vie rSws sl w s,,sS, %.'fs0T :S.! s|"e
kislo1, Havana
Hruston Philsds ,phis N finch Ohio MORT, ~ do,
Durham kcsSa.y' W. , s.gS Idoyi Allen n ks
s : %oasoes sis..s: wiz sS c'!s
b.S :1 ky. d 9 3 New os Dr.
HOWARD HOTEL.
TO, Lev = s,oas Tioy;T Van B,aat, i Captain
f's a'TTy II H li% 1sss
ts.; NJ nu,eaxx sN'' FlA-.Saa. Bait; i" Johnson
Frsm'D, TEXAS, W White. Philsd, Davis. Utic,;
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
p Rich, Dssware ,ao.yi oG Gl.rl Troy; BarusrS,
Ss. W., s.ssssf AZ; %ssdrsS: v i.%;:, Gu
G"SSs ry !p,y .S New ~
Ss; a S Ssh w5ss5 NJ s 81:
bins. -piugf-id 7 Fsury. Otangs cou1ty D T. Noy's
.imbor Basoon spa w roe smsn. Troy; M NC Nam.a
Aihsay; X Tnyl; ID Allen. Troy; J PerEins Higgins.
NoRrHKRN HOTEL.
is Clark Vermont; Ro'ns. New Jersey; D Tucker.
Ms.sachua cts; sh,lIy Potvi'le Erin. ,hadephs;
Foster Boston: 4 HAIRS and lady, New jersey; q
Blany family do; Barr d.: Mrs ha-r and son. do:
Gait ell Lsnsingburg; j Il rhomas Philadelphia; A w
Goodwin. Potviile Marke, Ha tNw t3apn, Newark;
Shuty Coumhi, county; Yen Duzer. do; Baker do;
Comfort, do; J Turner. do; p Fuzer, do.
RATHBUN'S HOTEL.
Ell Thomas. Ph,lsd; u u White, do w Blossom. Canaan.
dapus; " Marshall. Utica; Csdy Schenectady; Niss Dart,
Buff ,o; MIR and Mira Hall. Ahnv; Plat, Rhirebeek;J
Douglas, Brooslyn; LrY Buff, w Fisher Newark.
TAYLoR'S HOTEL.
Shib 9chohsre county; Markell, JEFF county;
Browa, Hudson; Fan,haw, Haisted, New York; Mr.
Bgeow aud lady stcn; Miss L,ydon Bait more; Shaw
II Shaw New Britain; ( Wheaton, Bolton; w Pelton, e
Buell., Connecticut. .r-
rAMMANY HALL.
w Terry. rhilsdephs; w Leeds. Samfo-d q II Chase.
Sharon: I I Williams, Shrewsbury Mr. Ferris, Putnam
Newton Boston; Kimba'k; 8 r. Payer Washington 60;
McMuItrey, Or,nge CO; Griffith, Brookyn; sheldon,
Washington Hunt, Come cticut M Jones, Long Island
WESTERN HOTEL.
Msdame d. Lubu,que France: Mr. Gilehrist and ss,er,
Fort Edward Nichols, Lsrsinghuigh; w Hall. Maine; q
Gchrs,, Oswego 60; Fowler starbuIg; q w Foster.
Vermont; VI Chapman, Bs!lsoy; L Ca.e, Auburn; + 4
Blodgett Otsego Mcfarland tnnsingburgh Gayer and
family: Ohio; Drake. Louisiana; w B,snehard Ph,iad;
Natege Provide &c; Cray aad lady Salem; Shell
don aud lady. Randolph.
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- wAss,ssrex, Nov. ~ isss.
zAs ssusA and the Nsrih--Mr. csiho~n-TAs Nest

wAsa,ssrex, Nov -, isss.
zAs South and the Nsrih-Mr csiAewn-TAs Nest
Congress-
The people Of South Carolina are astlag an wisely In
asating the question OF the Wllmost proviso. They
are industricusy gslvauizipg 1t into something like vital
ity when to the satisfaction Of all but those who have
bnay engaged In It's support il Is extinct II Is clear
10 oil that the oouutry will adopt the doctrine
Il has slresdy destroyed Mr. Clay although he did not
pronounce for it. except indirectly At no time and In
no part Of the country has 1t triuuphed 1t
triumph Evsry eminent mao In the democratic party
has denounced II, and although an attemp. hes been
mad- to make &c whlg measure, half tbs wings oppose
But still there sre two classes who think its
stin possible ultra sbolitiouistsths ultra slavery
men OF the latter those ctIssns Of south Caroln
who lately passed resolutions calling their repre-
ssntstvs their 10 Coogr-s, in the
Provso, anything resembling Il. should be adopted
There ws ons man who oouid once have os~sf ms
morbid irritation NJ the South this question before
the last session OF Congress Mr. Calhoun had great In.
nueuoe st the North aud the south but he tore~ t
away He unfortunately permitted bis FEELINGS 10 sway
his ia Ign Hud al siog himself into the conflict he
the Provso with resolution scarcely less absurd
hs viii sdvoos,s the fsnriv- line policy, because he
fsrssees that any other viii give u.s. In process OF time
the whole Of Mexico vi CHI will be addition OF rome
rftsen free Jtates This will afford key to the policy
Of Mr. Cslhoua sud his friends Nov, IL Is very true
that thsss States may be annexed to the and It
thsm but OF tbs the south has right TO oomplso
All this FOOLISH menace o. what the South will do II her
rights be Invaded and Of the blood she viii spill the
doer Of the senate and Of ths dissolution cf Unioy
and Of thu independent republics shs win form is
cant and humbug nothing more The South las Jared
better than the other sections OF the since
the formation Of the federal pact IL Is impossible she
oan ever BE- imposed npon Tor there Is sssyss party
ct the North strongly iWbaed with Southern feelings
aud those at ths North who, ambitious Of power will
sivsys have the STRONGEST uducsent to act justly To-
wards this South, the latter must always hold the
balaocs.
The defensive line policy will not succeed. The Views
Of the Ia reward TO the conduo Of the
euuncisted 10 the Presidents message will receive
the support Of all the democrats In the Senate except
the Immediate friends OF Mr. Calhoun Iowa will send
two characterization democrats and this will give the
sdministrstiou prepondsruncs In that body.
The late congressional elections at the South confirm
the opinion have before expressed that the wings will
have majority in the House OF not more than half
dozen The actual opposition In the House will be much
greater; that the wings will have jority sufficient
for all practical purposes. GALVIENSlS.
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|. Ssisusss t~s,h ats sssss, - pssssas.

Axr:s ei1.sS 1aisuss t~sA sAip anssa, - psss.as.
M ::s. si,!'s,:s Ich z:
WILMINGTON Nuv 7s--Arr sehr Ev.lins. Brewer, from
rsirksvsa Mast sch, Dc Hosss Bsewstsr, nm Yosh
hry' eonora Nsadsyei ia Yck; Miltea. York. I'm Ha
Glsp.n,' f% ,s@ass, .eh,. ThosY w.iawrghs from New
Cast somers for Phsdslpna; schs lows, Hys. for Ma
tsnzss; sPJwe POWELL Tor York; o. osrk Isusrdon,
Mouitoa, for Quad Loupe.
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Cleared.
The Custom House med open bat hour from to
10 O'Clock Yesterday received hat Of cearances
Arrived.
Ship Aymn Nckols. Turks Iand. ~ dsys with 20 goo
bushels salt 10 Nesmth Walsh. Big frances Williams
for New York, aid day be fore. The blown from
ANCHORAGE four times while Turks Island aud the
was 10 da, making port =
Ship Warren, Lanten, Glasgow, 43 d,ys, Durham D
Sid bak Prov deuce, days previous The w has
heavy erly gale during he's shift
her aud had She been extraordinary boat
the damage would have been very geat.
Ba's tharn'ng Malaga. - DAYS.
B'iti'h brig Falcon. Fit Bermuda, days. in ballast
rmcke! L,gh.hurn.
Brig Moses. Bulkley. Charleston, days. to Buckley.
Faneh Co SID I'm Gibraltar IN with bark Mic, Davis
Brig ImoKea. Clarke Turks Isl nd, Fernando Wood.
Left brig Hafdv sail for Boston day. bark Due dor
10 ms for New Orlea"s day brig Ob loaded aud
Nov lat Is 90 Ion So spoke ba Charter OAK I'm
Norfolk for Jamca Nov IT, SPOKE chr Energy Of Var
Tor New Orleans lar % Ion 70 80 Nov 81 lat 81 Ion
~ So spoke brig Uncas for Baltimore 23d passed Amer
ship showing red " with white cross
Br i,h brig Douglass Douglass rctou, IL days. TO Ran
do pm * 90.
Brig Johu Kendall. Store,, Thomastou, to master.
Brig Gre cian,--, Te, eriffe
schf Mary Stewart Tucker. Lubec, days. Smith Boy
ington.
Schr Louisa. -. Wilmington, with naval sIores
I brig
Packet ship Honguer Liverpool; Steamship New York.
Hayfc From the Lower Bay ship Anson. Charleston.
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WARRINGTON. Nov. -, 1877.

WAsaINoTor, Nov. -, ls47
Tie Fremsns Court Msrfioi-.71,issi Of Commodore
Stockton.
Com. Stockton arrived in tho CITY this morning and
reported himself In person 1t the court ROOM at the
Arsenal. He charmed all hands in the witness room
with his stories OF California and the Great Plains Col
Benton and L. Col Fremont particularly delight
cd TO see him.
The cross. examination of Maj. Cooke was resumed,
bat proceeded very slowly TO- day owing to the frequent
discussions with closed doors, whom questions pro-
pounded by the accused
Major Graham moved that the court do not sit to-
In respect to its appointment thanksgiving
day; but to the astonshment Of the gall Major and
the veteran President Brooke, the motion voted
down, eight to i've.
We must confess had hoped for a unanimous
vote in favor of Thanksgiving
Il rains It does In Mexico, dsrkening and tbick-
ening AL the time. W.
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THE NEW YORk HERALD
ESTA iSHMENT,
Morth-wsst corner OF Fulton and Nassnu sss 1,
----------------
LANES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
CulCUIAAT1ON-FOHTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-t,ery day, Price ceats Der COPY
81 rs per anuum-paysble IL advance.
WEEKLY hEhALD-kvery Saturday-rree ek
coly--S3 2H cents annum--payable in ahvapee
HERALD FOX EUhOPE-Every bteam Packet day-
YSs exclusive otpostsre payable IN advance subcrp
nons aud ertisements will he received BY Mcss Gag
aar 10 rue Viyenne Paris; l.. Simonds 10 Coph snd
John Miller, hs beeksslI.r Lond,n
M OF January Of each year-sipge copy siIpen %.
ADVERTISEMENTS. Of the usual pfiees-a ways cash in
advance Advertisements should be written IAN. legibs
The proprietor will notbe responsible tor that
IN them.
PRINTING OF all kinds ssscutsd beautifully ST. si'u
despatch. ~ ...
proprietor Of sstablishmslt DO ros pad, M
sss will 10 dstsspd IRON hs sabssfiptea aepsy
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b 10 o'clock at the store Of Wism ile rear st
isfS IIss' do in rough" Also Calf Sans with
~, ss, StS sn 3 81 s %: %:
other ,tve of wine Fl ,',n a. DANIs SMITHS
~ The snbse;b... .,ys JAZZ ee-iy:d ia st,s s.e. OF
AL the necessary miag, CoTuees and BANDS; twocasr
e . patterns s and s|
al. Red M Of wSsb H%T
lnpor.e and Msouiseurs If Uphohtey Good. 2's Broad
w lion iSs rIIe,si. Gtoc.rv s'o,s. either fott.f
the
Plea sde "a a'S az We c es SCI
s.s % % 4; !. cs' sp %S b ai' A.:
.Ssyi !.
them u writing, wh an Opportunity q clearing $1,000 PEI
som: men % VIZ ssss sSs
ate. It will es reeess.rY for them hive ssss ,1n
rsDes sss %a. \. T. Office of ' as
- Un,ysr'!y Of cambids, E.g!s d Yho h,. had :sysT
.n nj. @ M m
Of instruction pursued tn ountry Compensation
not 50 much obec a comfortable home Good estimo-
mats refer~pc Address TUTOR, Herald Vihce, OF
Mr.. Best, AZ aroadway, New York. MA sts,c
NOUBLE GUNS AND INDIA GRASS LINES--W~
- have just received few eases OF India ines from
Canton Also low good assortment Of double gun.
aud pistols. shot bags p,wdet hssks waddpg, ppe,
gunsm tbs f all binds Also fine Of
s1 f1!.' Ess. 0s
CElIOND H,ND FUHNiTUaE AND CLOTHING
- WANTED Ladies or Gentlemen hiviag any snpel-
uous o Clothing Furniture to dispose OF, 81,
fair cash price the by sendg for the sube.i
his residence line adjres,e through wi
be attended Lsdes csn be attended To- BY MIS- Cohen
NJ. 3. COHEN, 80 Du me street ". b. Old sock Job
goods borg o any p23 i2tsrc
p IUH HOLYDAf fk, Sr.NTo.-LUUls rEHKtI
II Impore Of Watches 3, Joha t,irs, Offers Tor
nle at very prices selected Invoice the pat
Of French Gold Jewslry such Bracelets, Ear Rings
Breast Pins sc &c Gld and Silver Gard Cases and Memo
rnum Book. io Laies Gold and Silver Souf aud t. bacco
Boxes Segr Cases &c. Con,tantly hrd complete
of Gold silver Watches the best make
Geneva. Locls Chaux de Fond and 81 Imer
n75 t9tsrr
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Daf1Ni.ApYEFe1 A3vIa l1AUbiaF

naitS sggsa' y 9Th
s:s ssy :s: &: Sa :: r. ::'ssa sas:.sl =:
sS pc Es ~ pre- M y: ~. y hs sosa Vii tally
a:ssis Sss : :. fbs ih::
che Uussd states IecoQnsnd sapsro. % sny othsi A.
Soss not o III. r.S:y he
SIieon bat a. spes6c for the following
the Of the ripper years VIZ
S 6. Sss
head dmaess Of vision vertigo upscy loss OF ms.eula. en-
aud tool decay Of ydy M:..a III victim sSs
nd,y .elai.tru,t Low. Ths.. some q
asad;sd: # Of sudden d.eun. consumption
and rcuar!y country, where these solitary habits
s hsse ao 6 S.oy
WHICH aho aid as nd the will Perceve this ad
Yo"Da lily 1:ss Sn ., and
Be + q .ny SS Of body md m delay not to %
%OS. .ad Ss se sa :. .n Sf
which accompany the msdsine highly important to the
n this cordisJ contains NO mercury. or suy mineral
sold Wholesale and Tr by FAY 1876 Fulton street,
H. ssn Ms- rev BY the
The Cordial. will be forward any Of the
q country By addressing above post PAID amount
xi.o. for sale by D. wad,worth. Is North Maa street,
%I;'s. %s;s;s y +:
BmMsT &, pspSn,s sed those contemplating nrsss
enclosing s. at his reside &c add IS Third avenue
:aeh dsasy viii BE- sssy 70
address Dr. observato. and exteuave practice in th'
branch oth profssa render his treatment sminenty
~sssIr' stT DMsvb
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COIN N AHsnAt. snTkLI.l0EnCM,
Stock MarKols. m

BALTIMoas, Wed esday. Nov ~ 500 United Stats g.,
,ss7 Sst 1850 T,es.ary g. ssx; 1900, Maryland .,
.l,,@ore g. 1892 ss loos do do ss load, g ss 1909 do d.
si, 81; g sha tank &c B,tmore, ssk; do do s9A-
United states Is Of 1867 closed At l02 askeo; ak bid;
he'd s'A biz saln%9fs OF 1890 a. 30 AXE 9'x 10
bid The ard adj u'nsd aLtl Friday At IL A. the
usual h0ur Of meeting
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ALBANY, Noy. "a, 1877.
Wfnier Misunderstanding Iatelitgenee Legislative
Proceedings, re.
B. r. Butler delivered lecture before the Young
Association Of this city last evening" the introduc
tory lecture Of the season
The sporting community looking forward to the
great event Of ton with marked interest This
event the foot OF ten miles between the Indians
stesprock, Smoke 60 for purse of $500 Heavy bets
time have been made among them Is q bet Of 5000
that the ten miles will be Ia City minutes
The betting 10 about even on Sfeeprock and Smoke.
though the friends ofthe latter Indian willing give
small odds II bets cannot be had. There has beer
quite an accession ofstrapgers at Congress Hall and
the other hotels, who have come 10 sac ths race.
In ths Senate this morning bill introduced by
Mr. Young, To repeal the entitled equal
iss This law was passed at the last
and enabled the anti evad, thu paymen
CT therrents. Mr. Beers also introduced bill entitled
TO provide security for the bills Of incorporated
bauks" This Is por.aut bill and as he designs
effect its Passage at this session. IL possible, think
would b. proper to give synopsis OF It.
1t has been ascertsned that the safety fund must b.
pay past losses aud d.facaous that 1t afford
security the circuston OF the banks
After the year 1880 the nttution makes
liable for all debts contracted after that timo,
amount equ to their STOCK; but 1t also requires tn,
legislature TO provide ample security for all issued
or put 10 circulation as money The bill Introduced by
Mr. Beers requires that and after the LIST OF January
lsl9 all the banks in the city of New York shall
ali their issuss by dspostog equal amount with the
Comptroller OF United States Per cents OF the
stocks Of this State IL also providrs that hereafter
shall ssue bills without depoeite Of such stock
and that each bil shall be registered and counter.
signed 80 as to show BY what stock II Is secured =
The bill further provides that the banks out OF the
city Of New York shall, after the yrar 1850, be
cured by the kind OF stocks to equal
half their circuistion the Issues OF no bank 70
the BILL shall exceed its capital, any bill be
hereafter Issued without stock security according to the
sct The effect If suc5 las would be to make the bill
OF the city banks as good rs L stocks aud to make
them receivable by the general government for all dues
and while with the personal liability Of the stockholders
In the country banks, aud their assets and fifty
cent Of each dollar secured by these IT, stpcks the
bills Of the country banks would be well secured they
would still have hall their capital left redeeming
fund.
The bill has been referred to the Committee Of the
Whole.
Bills have been introduced into the House to make
the Offices of Chief Of Poloce Recorder aud Surrogate of
Se~ York city elective Offices sud the ONE Of Coroner
city salaried oce the clerks OF the city
are also to be salsrisd hereafter.
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m AkhlrD LADiEs-nlarnea Lsdie. would mud much
WI them by perusing Moral Physiology written
by The Hon Owss wh addition, and By Il
RED person. and the advice strictly followed pesua
ded that different state Of society from the present would
family Of children which could Be poorly reared prevent
here work that will tell mportsnt which
sale by Zeber Co.. Of Third and Chestnut streets
Philadelphia aud the Editor No. Ann New York
.JVn I Eve
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Passenger Arrived.
MALAeA-Bfig GulnaIe-J Haymond, Mousabratge ant
lady.
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FOrelgn 1mpOrtati0us.
MALAoA-Brig Gunare 100 cks wine 10000 bxs aisins
$40 bs do 400 h do 80 almonds i6 bales mats Frarea
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MARTINI E Fl K II ALDs
---
PDrt Of Now YORK. November 30, ls4y.
SON RIsrs... eel NOON kfsEs... ....... "
SUN % HISH WATER ii ~
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CAhTEk's srANIsn MiXIUkE-1hn extraordinary
~ remedy il for the FIRST time presented the public
s use private Practice for twenty years past has becn
shadow ofa Doubt is wonderful curative powers
eusvs cass which tome alternative IL appca
b!e serofala affections syphilfc and mercura
ss q s T
re,y recommend tho mixture. Mild but owerfu
submafe il may be- with truth, considered specific for
those complaints which often battle the skill Of the phys
sen Further INFORMATION will be aurnished by d.,
mixture may be obtained 1t may also be found al Rings
BeseisG ST and Of Mr. Bsscisr s At Gh,on 80 Green
Pamphlets detailing cases. will be furnished BY the agents
grn,is NIL IHsre
% JOHN STKEET-OVEK sHOs S-A large assort.
~ ment OF Lrdies and Gentemens Sandal aud Slipper
0ver Shoes By the Goodyear Shoe Company.
neatest and most durable manufactured.
Also beautiful article of Net LINED Over Shoes per-
fsctly elastic Wholesale and retail. ,,,,u, n,oors
rl4 ltsm Agent for thu Manufacturer.
INTERESTING TO ,GENTLEMEN-lt is we'll known
that at this Of all want know that ~
Murray of the only place Thu.
and
new eothes GiesnnT and dysna superior 70
anything sys done call or lime attended TO-
mont s before cold afis N"v st.
TREMENDOUS MISUNDERSTANDING OFF AT
l. H. DUFFYS, 40 Canal st-We would recommend all
who OF Comiortable Quilts. Bedcover.
cheap Dresses make early call above: HIS English
prints CAST ccon) by tho pou.d and his white muslin by
he dnzen yards decidedly the cheapest article Offer
on The Isl Of Deeem5sr o Canal street corner Of sullivan
MI 6@m
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ITIsl BROADWAY COX. OF yOHN.l-KHEUMA
lSL TlsM Pains and stifns, Of Ihs Jcints ssro6T1

Rtn1 over he corf 81 each bottle. q snt',e
nR0.OVER Is CONSULTED CONFlDENT1ALLY
- every day at his once The trectrners nnd eTs
xiii OF Of less experience attended 70 by hin
particularly geen sricures and all delicate diseases "
a. is rerui,r graduate the medical profession Ofhcss
IN No Ann street. arranged that patients do not see
Prysis s.traacs his once through the entry 70 hi. ces
Aoov su !" Wv
(NUOUYEaKs RUBBER GOQps, 100 Brondsay;-
" The most exten,ve assotmenl OF India Rubber Goods
embracing article now nanufaetured. and Of ans,y
including coats coans boots shoes capcs ponchos, navsI
ling bas &c &C. be found Wholesale and retail the
GOODYEAR Rubber Warehouse,
100 Broadway, opposite TroitY Church,
rs Iltsre between Pine and Wall srssA.
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r-~u PEOPLEy lNE ST. AMBOATs FOB
800 AA s1ssss PIX ssss. issi.i rom
e st.sns Ds ISAAC NEWTON. csp, W@ H. Peck. will
o'clock.
will leaveon Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
u6Qrlock
AZ Five O'clock p. M-Landing intermediate plaess-
from the foot Of Barclay street.. 80
Monday Wednesday, Friday and SUNDAY sftsmoons
sresmsosi SOUTH AMERICA, CAPT. T. n Hulss, Will
Jciock.
The above boats win all times arrive ALBANY in ample
inc for the Morning Cars for the East or West.
Freight tekea moderate aud taksA after
,slock. +. NJ
persons forbid trusting any the bosrs Of this
inc without order from captains or agents
For freight aLjy board the boats. c.
SCHULTZ. al TIE ofhcs on rhe wh.-. olsrh
EItTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Hirsd fom
NI<the liverv stable Is Warren eet. Saturday.
4Z4 November 20, long tail gray horse, i5k hsnds
hsh Leather top wagon dab lining. Wood Toniiiu.ons
Of inches height ,sir compile yinn hair
will return the give information that III lead the
and thief. g. \ GRAY. ms sts re
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