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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-26

The Bankers Magazine, in reviewing the
money market for October, and speaking of
The failures in England, and their bad effect
on the traders of the United States--he
tariff, the war, and Of course finding fault
with the sub-Treasury, ffoI fhe habit of faul,
finding with any thing that has tendency
to keep bankers in check, is too deep seat
ed for us TO ever hope a cure)--is forced to
admit that at this time tive have more real
realM in the country, scattered among the
people from east to west, than was ever be-
fore known. This wealth, Continues the
writer, gives real, stability 10 our finances,
and renders impossible any serious CONNER
cial disasters."--O. Stasesmaa.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-26
WiIg be Published gfs Washington
CITY, ~. c.,

On tie It'll day Of Dec. neat, No. Ief
TIE UNITED STATES REPORTER
A Daily Journal Of Government, LegisE
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The CrOna


subscriber writes from Greene county, Alabama,
(Sep 22 that the continued rains with the early APP
Of the have injured considerably the
cotton crop in Green Marengo and Sumter
ties Ala and also in the adjoining counties Of Noxubee
and Lowndes in Mississippi. In the county Of Lincoln
and In theCourtlsnd Valley, Tennessee the plant IL
said to be loaded down with bolts and II not affected by
the rains promises handsome yield The corn through
out the whole country is uncommonly promising, and
the quantity sufficient, IL it be necessary to feed again
the whole of Europe.-Nsw Orleans Della, Sept. 80
An extract of letter from q respectable planter OF
Chenille, Barbour county, Alabama, dated the 22d
Sept says -" Our cotton crop has been cut Off from
third to onehaf Of average in this part Of the
ty, ty the boil worm and rain. There many plan
ters among the number who planted more cotton this
Jear than last year. who will make cotton than
they did last year The caterpillar and bolworm ruin
ed crops last year. and this year the boil and
heavy and constant rains have produced the same
suits The corn crop is, generally speaking very good
The exports Of produce from the of Burlington
Iowa, for the year ending June 1st ls47, 1854
bushels oats bushels 207 GAS bushels wheat
666 bushels beans; 500 bushels faxseed l547 bushels
barley; 80, s2l barrels -four.
The cotton crop Is going to be terrible failure, and
am Inclined to the opinion, that the districts Of Fairfield
and Abbeville down, will not make than quar-
ter OF the CROP OF lstS.-Winnsboro Cor. Charleston
Mercury, Oct. ,.
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MARITIME HERALD.


Cleared.
P,'t G s's rIss N.G Ys.S h
ByS~ssrsI Hand Whitney City Point, Va, N.,m,,h
1rg,I dS S syI Ksh Cape verd; Syria tsr) Mas.
sch1rsEEmms Norton. WEIGH. Nlaagorda Bay N l. Nc
sioop-Esser, Pro',ly, Fall River ''' -''" "'''0''i
Arrived
shg Enterprise, Funh Liverpool. sep,4h. md,. to r,v
NoTm. i hss .s Hvan. Sept a. Moses TAYLOR The
the coss, Of CUBA no,SSx but norherly winds
o BAH MoIs,% ocr,h Newport 2, hours, in ballast, to
u s ssT Las1gs Maria of Boston, Rh Trinidad de Cnb,
wTy:oa Brush f RSv sl'S . G,s,,s Amss
5suG Fl be ne a. a hos ,sS sailed having BEEN
end Of Cuba brig eogana % hence for :, East
for Yd "a 90 2 Gs a. ss os
osys dn ing the passage so that the vessel had o.
Brig c9lu~bu. Knight, son,re. Sent rath. to Fons.
IS s 81 - . no E has. ,sR A%1s Of
dsp9s . With her again asb sa CT and for Ph
Nesmh Walsh tons iron 70 ordsqa aona days.
,oI Brig Elis,, t9f wsnea Me) Fount,n. r,mDco .
dron, e eos hsnsy ify Stanton Pctou ys with 1850 eh,
LIZ or brig -Four Brothers, Mundon Pictoa dsv, 70
grg c,ntn1' Andrews savannah days, to su,v., c,.
the HOOK sbe s%% o e. 70 sS brig sshois on
nppos.s she had inv, gse the time rom tho sE
sa.. ss = . ,s % 4
Brig Mo..,os Poland Ihad.pha, daVs. for Bo,on,n,
Brig Franhlin Bookings, F. River days. in b,l,,, 10
Br schr Jane spratt, Frazer St Johns NF. /, s,v, -
s 1s ' ciess ',%% sssnSi Sc S.y
s' aSrs ss=. s:.Is dr. sis s,sl:.
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COMMERCIAL INrELLIGENCE
Thu ElOnr Mnrketa

CMciNSArI, Oct 1.-THE receipts still meagre the
aggregate for the week being only 54 bbls and prices
slowly move upward The sales to-day were 400 bbs
good old from store at 81 371 taken for shipment
small lots choice brand for retailing at 81 35 So 40;
and 400 bbs city mills deliverable Oct. llth at 81 49,
PnrLApELrHIA. Oct s--The Flour market continues
quiet Sales of fair brands at 80 lax bbl and choice
brands for city use So % Corn Mesl-Sales at So
and Brandywine at SO %. Grain-Wheat is held ut 81
20 to 81 32x for only fair aud handsome southern red
with sales sale OF inferior western at about 81
bushel Rye-a sale ut 7sc Corn-sales Of Pennsylva'
mia yellow at "a 75o aud mixed southern about Ito.
Oats-sales OF southern yellow at AZ 4Sc. Coffee
Prices steady Cottou-market dull aud inactive,
and the sales limited Sugarno sales Of magnitude to-
DAY Whiskey in bbls Is held at 29c.
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WONDERFUL DIsCOvERY-Found out e last that
w Strlkers ceiebrated wonderful solution HAIR Dye.
which has been successful within thssc last ten years. r
superior YET offered the public. With tins solution
change hair whiskers shade on color IN
and warranted not 2 n,ars me ;I ntdcs
ties slip, where IL can be applied ... a.,
N b-This solution be Of the world By
with perfect safety signed by
II. Striker. with red ink OF Acre
stI'HE LADiEs DELIGHT"-qreat saving Of tine and
Labor:-The ladies OF New York are length 70 be
put ~ e. an % ssbq. ssSy in
ever proved ,uceessla Ths truly useful machine war
to the clothes; fine sheets or shirt. three minutes. time
sse Se ordia srv ws.hins Of " D M
il hours time. with very small amount OF labor.
The subscriber having purchased immense cost the
patent right the takes pleasure offering this
washing machine the public and assuring thu is
hpmbug. he Is willing that any one ,hogd ny i Tor two
erent from what i is here Described He invites I'll 70
the machine and show whit capable Of accomplishing
THOMAS DOBsON No 70 Morris street, N. Y.
ON exhibition Fair Of the American Institute. the
bridge le aiding to Castle Garden. o7lAerc
MONTHLY REPORT FOR s,.PTEMBER-Of the
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schr Patriot, Crockett, Thomaston, 4 days.
schr Eagle. Haskell. fhomAstoa. 4 days.
Schr Yankee, Hewitt, Thomaston.
Schr Peru, Hat, Thomastou.
schr Boston, Tory, CALAIS 70 Smith x Bovptou.
schr florian Whitnker, Calais. to Brett < Vose
schr Brilliant. Cotton. Luhsc, to Brett Vose.
schf AlEoma, Watt, Mschias, to y Snow.
schr Julia Ann, Winchester. Passport Smith Boynton
schr undine feu6ed, Portland for rhiladelphia.
schr New York, 0oodseil, Boston, DAYS
Schr Grace Darling, Tryon. Middlstown. CT
Schr u w Hazaru, Saunders. Stonington, ~ hours
Brig LOrient. from Trinidad de Cuba.
Schr Fellowship from Philadelphia for Boston, and several
rugged vessels bound East at anchor al SW SPILL
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| FsIpAv, Oet sthu
North csSIa:; MEs"S Uv''s ss..s: 4AG A..
HusSsd sss.a. Rfs: 90: Ssi Ycss' &s;Sisssss:
Leo ssrh siEI:a NJ. %
k%S sasSs R'Ss
Dr. RpUy ss%os' En'Isw N;w 2s.n.; "A. Gross
s HSTY2s fySGssss: rg
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Lipis FSI. Joha. M91iIs.I Gel Norge khaIon; Burr
BGio 1.i New Orleans: Grant haes I;assscn Bal
Bs.!os Whs Carroll P s,IIS Israel c.
sws't laoi, rsr,y OH Carolina; " siaI Toy;
rsi baa.a Myf rSc
yrg,na; Kssh Bodsnton; MIR Tnpisr South Carolina
D.Tssh Michigan; Thss,sr r. Boston; y;a Ayl.
%s!s nd lady: A:afssi wssss Ssai;; NJ. SCI
Brow s m Hs%
AnTS oHO9d;Es; Watson Aa1sT T: ssSpIS
WAL %
IN assay DENIM sf
EASTERN PEARL STREET HousE
strong and Lady DO; D.man and
sg dS ssT :;l
Wlnon C9nnecnSutS Sherwood. Do Jcei Spencer 40
dol Stratum. 90; P AabSsd ds GS.
yer, do
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MSS M1 tsss Comfy JSsSD
6sa 1o Is% G''
HOWARD HOTEL
as! pIy%p ay ass5.n Rs co.
sas Ms 81 fs1Ty oS cS NcS c Msi
Lewis Daton Boston; w Roosevelt Coburg6; T. Hunting.
don L,i.s.tGp prI0,denSs Mr. IRELAND Canada. Col
hPSa
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
5E;:!sa %::hrtiS;; Tiss
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h. SssS sS:f sss
e'G.S:s ri assS.?y as MsS; F'::
HsSs? 3 W SsS E9s A.
Vile Webb, Mexico x Patt.on, Salisbury; p
syS TsSsi
kiSx creme Co. asr Soojrs
A?1s0 .Sg Be- A9G Syd NJ
Flint Bo'tSn; Mahsr P6lsdsPha Ames fairfield;
Hs Ans'i New fTi s%. Water
NATIONAL HOTEL.
NeV@ Ms. J:nus SCHENECTADY; NJ Vanyour do; Dr.
swn S. Ssny: SfT xs
Newark
NORTHERN HOTEL.
All @
Be H. and LADY. Ns~ss19
Mr. Bs Ssw YP :d s'E
KinderhoOk Il Leslie aud lady Syracuse -''
JUDSoN's HOTEL.
NJ "
auSes Sws.
sss ssv hsssS New
Gross, Providence.
RArHBUN's HOTEL.
Robt Earl Providence; Aldrch WOreeste., Walsott
ssis% i't? Ai.1s
1lS %hasy Tssss Go~s
PEARL STREET HOUSE.
Boyd North Carolina; Iattersoa, Ohio; Duncan and
disH.; 3 Websff5. New lSTt " swsetzsT, Burton. II
Hand. Cook. FoaH: New 0 York '' Na''''"D''A'
TAMMANY HALL.
Alan HPy Ms''Sf7 S Tsso Conn.,
JB Fraser. Bowers West Troy; w McEl!oy, Albany; W
Cam NHT Haven ws.Snst assS
NcIois hudsOns Aunserosd Mis- 'T KsdcS Ss's &
Louis.
WESTERN HOTEL.
qs 4kSsy M %sG1a0 Bn1ii% d.
81 sins h 2tS:''Si T:s} Hs
fRSs:.; GEE: s% Y;xrTiss
81 %nsfi Poo d.
r.s Mor G Brown aoa Ays ayy Eed gaSn
HARTFORD; Carpenter. Manchester Mrs Davis Cincinnati
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, ls47.


The building committee Of Girsrd College have an
nounoed that they will be prepared to hand the
building the Board Of Directors the LIST Of Decem
Der next 1t is probable from this that the commence
msnt Of the charitable intentions Of the founder viii not
be delayed beyond the LIST OF January next.
The present City Councils held their last meeting last
evening" and the us1a complimentary resolutions
to the presiding ocers during the past year The
meeting will be held BY the members to be elected
on Tuesday next
During the quarantine just ended $40 vessels
were boarded by the health officers 2s2 from for
egn ports, comprising ships SO bks l2s briggs and
~ schoouers There 1908 emigrsnts on board Ia
the vessels from foreign ports 800 OF whom were admit
ted into the hospital Of these IS died and ~ remained
under treatment at the close Of the szaretto season
The wings better satisfied with the complexion or
the election returns Marvlsnd day, and have
the conclusion that the Governor Is or only So
condary Importance, compared with OF Con
gress The impression is that they have gained two
members aud the next delegation will be composed OF
four wings and two democrats instead OF four democrats
and two wings.
Sale or Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST Board. Oc'. eth-i5o Reading X. 90; $4,000
Treasury Notes 6 l0l 1000 6 49, 2o0 do IS Iis 20
North Amssicsn Insurance Compaay 1900 H,rr,e eon
high Interest SO; 5000 Heading X X bonds 68h. ,
AFrER SALEs-l3e0 y Treasury Nos 0l; 40 state IS
S 1900 DO 49, 81 Norown X 10; 100 Girard Bank lo>s
80 U Bank ~; 90. oro State 3's7t
sEooNp BoAsps2oo State rs 7t $50 Girard Bank y, 1000
Wilmington SIS &c; 5000 Reading bonds 6s ga 10
DO So 1000 Treau Notes s's ioi 100 Reading 2ss;
1000 CITY Gas 6's, 80. l021<
ArrsR sALEs-sOo Oi,srd Bank IL; 1000 u Treasury
Notes l0l; 1000 State SIS TAX.
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sisr YaI1s Portland; NsII.sasss, L,sbiGs, NYeTs; Wn
spronl Provdeace schrs Caroline Long Boston; Armida
Wsss d9 Esehasg. Sweet Suffolk VfspeS' staple Nor
To!Gs Bssas~ Oak Keller
.s', 's.. ma'.
sss's HsS %
ss ss 81: Ri sss S sqR y sss Il
% ioh.Sn
and soper o E%%oas, Tiov, Y ''' .'' W.
HooH snSoo,sd 20 BE- III, Emma e.co, DsWns from Ca
ss ms s s...r Patterson from New o..u. for Live,
sex put INTO BOSTON "' INST % l'A' ''' "''
% r aSf % eS 'A before %
70! wi
Emma hoeh.'s. has gone on 70 3 VIII the
u the are az work to
ssosssv;xe date. l.. 9 lip Hercules. of and FIN
TSs fy%oash Rock state: Woman, Of tina. port
which was under seizure At ko JaneIo Tor an alleged viola
died Of fever daring her s s: u ~ '' '''
s Gsps EsS a% for
- rk -, standing =, showing white nag with a bus
sc~-sss~' Do.
S0ro,Sn rorn.
NHssa ae Thos s.sa %
NJ n-., 10Th .... co..., sm;,. o,,.,.. I'll
Orig Wilson. CanpDei, BHsfo Sh Amanda bourdn, fhiia
ssh Sid % Sss a. S0sS b.I jan
Cane Croweil from Norfolk for 81 BRIG Lyra smith, Tor
81 Ihomas. s.; .,a;, O,dm.n for Ra,,;mor.,
rd Wsa Sep r dsy. le; baks Sctws Mar
p for Poand noye OUT 70 esuiI having been ashore on
HILL Fierce for Ne .port XII 18TH Hyder Ali Martin wtg
81 ri
Gen Morgan Falkenburg I'm HsaI arr 2s; Gen washing
tom Foste from savannsh Mary Wii. Fclssr sold for
MoSrrvDEo Aug laBsrk. Chalcedany Upton of and for
4 ~ 81 Sss; Zig; or ta:
RIO Grande 70, NYorE unc In port ih brEs Fame GARD
TAMrIco Sept sBMk. Falmouth and Chaae for New
IN y. Cr,. s.rt ,7-pr;g. o,..r r.h., p.na,.
on for HYoh ays Sophia stsoS daa oy de-
A n, h H:,, ps,. Nv.L
I n a o,,s.h-h r. p..,.;.u. r.
Mo,. ysens h;g andaco oa1H R Rs b M;s,
III ,ch erp ,nm shp taiia' Ahihofn
B1sToS tamArr ship Gen Berry Patterson NOre,ns
saIo. EIancsyie Peou; h,conis Hgwe, Phil; sylyh
es of S rs Spe n,
CTowsIl; kdsnd .Grows!; Comslis fauIhn and Theti.
Joseph Meigs WoaS Cape Verbs and ma,ket by H1ssey
load for hi, bss Stokes Port al Pncs
Cooley co Eldridge: NYork ship Aymar,
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Passengers Arrived.

LIyEarSoL-ship Enterprse1 Mr., Gathering Berry Miss
snd servant VIM searight lady aud three children John
Holiness lady and child Ireland; Richard Athet?n. Pennsy
ysuis sylvester Garter, Connecticut; Miss Catherine Muir
rhv, Geo Wake Y. Iceland.
HAvANA-Ship Norma-Wm Frazier, Baltimore; d j
Ladevize. Guruete, Alberto Tornos Pedro M Picard
Manuel Ramos. Havana; w Guclesviie, Bremen; VIM
Callahan, New York.
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PhiInde,uhIn CattIe nIarket,

Ger. 7-Oferings Of the week consist OF 400 Beef
Cattle mostly from Pennsylvania including $40 sold for
New York. $50 calves 500 hogs and 1900 sheep
and lambs. Prices BeevesNcarly all sold within the
range SIS So rs the 100 lbs Cows and calves
brisk at $40 S3j for feshSl2 S1s for sprinsers and
81 Sl2 for dry cows. Hogs-All taken at 81 ~ rs
the 100 lbs Sheep and lambs sold at ST. 81 each as to
c0udifi
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To FARMERs-THE LODI MANUFACTURING
o ssn g.D: pes i y SI. .n :. g
Robinson Bridge and Broad s Newark. agents,
iSs;Ss S river s .spl'
&10 REWARD-to.t, on Wednesday, the 18Th Of Sept
pu sd ays P h Gs ns. relative
sds: I he inside viii return '1s
'ee zee s,. the $40 reward. n.,t,,,,, ,o
ylU Monroe county. Penn. who left Nsz,rs,h Boarding.
Ss a m.u lat and % NsT YoI.
h rS s:s BROAD ss and he walks
his head he has rattle, thick ps speaks low aid Is ddeDt
h sa9 s
sad an "So.
apSys s." H b T'e s:. 10y
y1n sye i e that he can b found The
s,sted upon .galnst MS consent. OF 3t*rc
pATN MIA AHRENS, the we'll known Pants
Taller so Ann street h;. lately
AS: F.neh and Essisn black cashmere. and doesLn.
Gents who are In want Of pant, will do well call at 2e
NO HUMgUG-A new dining saloon Jo.I opeo.d dow,
.. G% No u Font :. aaa Logging 'o; com: and
porter 50 Nas.au street R received BY late az
n Wa Sfs Of French Ar
splendid Feathers Coiures &C. &c Sc which
DOVER LOOMs-For sale, 30 Marrow Looms. OF an
peIior mahs Of rSn 70 cave twed work, either cotton
they viii &c .ps n S5: ws
EANCY GOODS-F. A. ARTAULT ProprIetoT of the
suitable STOCK for M Which i he s osr no 70
ss.s z" ss
he %os spf snd Varied goods
@ call = ~ " e ''Y merchants sa ~ so 'H!1tsd
CHARLES AHRENFELDT New York, s. Maiden LAM.
Fourth street. stairs Boston u Kilby street corner Of
periunerv musical Instruments French china Ger
anor cases. q. ~ "''' D'' ~ A saa5 ssste
II mery wigs and scaps prior to the late i'm
provcmens of Rdgwsy, known only by the abov.
The ds. raj ssis
psfS a. ps,g'sl head hair 70 Be only
e lsoh e, and Call and Sc them
!. szSF5k5 ..sSsu.
and the best " s . GSe
End Terms eash consequently can sell Is cheap
3d. Garments made they ought to be- and done
ga full suite made in tweuty.four houu-I
Every variety Of Gepemen outiing constantly on and
SOTO sAS M 1i5' B 2s 6f ia, Fulton stree,
$, setne NEXT % he Hs%ld or I..
Eo1Es MaRs TSr P.;.s' for "A ss.;
ment sheatnng laid old tin roof will render Il f.cty
~. sr ;ss &
Tissue PAPER-iooe Reems No. White II s s---
:: g S;iiIIs o.
s'sE!''' ssE! .sssi, lsg !.:s. .,....
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s.I,s or stocka Mt Roston .

BnoxrRs BeARD, Oct $50 shares Norwich and Worce'.
@ Rstr s.rosd Dc dO ssS
Rutland Railroad, 81; 100 East Boston Co, 10
SECOND BoARD-23 shlrrs Norwich and Worcester Rail-
road Is i< 50 do do after ~ Az 80 do 49,; 90 do do
43 20 Boston aud Providence Railroad iO Is do do so
1854; rs Reading Railroad 10, interest," do do
100 East Boston Co, 30; 30 do do 10: do do 1871
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RABY JUMPERs-To Southern and Western Merchants
X. fss" s .y J"s. ana a
sshlu s +aa " Of nsl!. The reet a.
eveywhsIe commanded with The liberal allowed
70 iG TsS buy ~ the article SCI: v % de-
$sS.:ss III E. S:S: 4;
sy tc.s%.y Z Baiaas,
SSs sss,:. RSS sss;n. ,Sqss,susAs'
nd d S.". 'o'' together large
TO PARENTS AND, GUARDIANs-Muslc taught on
moderate terms by lady who has had considerable
and refer families whom HAS been habit Of
s%: 'nis ssi e Nalls sf tn. sa Office be
for renewable term ofyea IL located 40 miles from
sroGayn and Of mile north e Lake Road
soor,s.a y sSsnc JOsa s,yy say
"e aS s'ss ian 'ns
is' he fSSsa'anis Sps
aF zee
application to the subscriber who the sole oyns of the
al in.rc " l.iio. Lons Island
MERCHANT TAILOR.-FRANCIs Il. McELKOY,
s s To e. G r: s. sss
h o
| on ad fashion
sny go.f i. Old customers pubic VII svsI
w a Ssi hts S se
integrity and attention 10 business merit the avose
shirts Stocks, Cava. and Hosiery of all descriptions
hand. aust sotsm
CHQICE ,PERFUMEKY AND FANII soAPs1,Ai
"a low
Soap ss% 81 Fancy SOAPS, cheap Daley. sHi Con
ss sf s
% Hiy for the Piles Palm
nAGUERROTYPE PLATES, CASES, CHEMICALS,
6p1
T 2r1 st thing in the line constantly On hand
ID LOON No = Pearl street head Of COept1. Slip s,sn
The city will find tins get their meals
-Breakfast, Dinner and Tea. oro,,r n,or
330tsrc Late Of Loveiovh Hotel
II EMOVAL --BOULANGER ha, the honor to inform the
he. s @ ' viii s
september Terms the same formerly payable in advance
si b. the "'A or quarter Wanted lad. ..s s. 's1ss the
I EGsR FREREs BRANDIEs-Nov landing a, PER- :,
e, above We: Known Bfsndi.s direct from house
Of the subscribe France viz Cognae teser rreIes
ehss La.yss brands, pale and eoiosd half quarter and
preserves
above Brandes Of from isa1 to 1886 sam
pies at the Office l0< Wall street
ga 30tsrc HENRY LEGER.
1NIMOLAf's SULPHUR BATHS, No SAT Pearl street
near Broadway. These Baths have been established
IL they .s sS' %o
nent physicians for the Of salt rheum chro
mic compsints, eruptions OF the skin. nc.
Msdicstsd Vapor Baths also gives daily from AM to
Pm. AZ 10tspc
TIARNDEN EXPRESS. FOR BOSTON, NEW
III YORK, Proyidsncs, Philade phs, and the south ant
West. BLAKE, COOLIDGE & WHEELER.
PRorRIEToRs.
ID. BRIGH AM JR., ID. w. WHEELER Unio
j. II. BLAKE, Buildngs Providence.
Office in Philadelphia I, South Third Ia RI
DAINTJNgs-A small eolles,igh " rare sna good Pam
70 ae is ssy .rsst s ig M. S ,
Issl pistTss Landscapes, es May " tsss sy.rr dy oi
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EOrelgn ImPOrsatl0ns.

LIvKRP00L-Ship Ente rprise-I kitchng-2 Watt
Shermaa-26 crates Chas Perry. cak. Hastead Dash
cham cables uanv Swauf cssk John w Towt-3
Rsiss, Brothers Cob do Wheeler, Wood Co-I2a cks
WIN Hsrrisou Co759 bags salt Oslchs Kfugerll55
tin Phelps, Dodge Cop hichad Irving
Wilson's Browala cases 10 bds casks steel Elson
Van Nest-3 do Falconer-l bale G w 81 Moore Co
So crates hid VIM Chauncey Il Cog casks " Foser-
do Mclntosh-3 cases Obdker Hail. Carlisle
Bippard-4 Buckley Col John Warn-l Cornell eros
LGraydon Co-9A II Watsoa1lo casks wine Clark 4 Me-
Connng3l bags Moore Leggeit-l Levi Cook
Col bale Thompson CO. cs Harnden u Co-2t WIGHT
surges Shaw-3E Collamore7 Thos Cook-Ioa
Lee CoI5o bxs tin Sh'eds--<o cks Cyrus w Fed-ioo
tons coal bag specie Taylor Ritch22s6 iron 1863 c-ts
cases bsies casks chain cables 70 order.
SAN JuAN--Brg de Zaldo-38 Lma wood 1877 hides
"a deer ski w fyson-i750 hdes Goodhue eo-0O0 do
X d Cotbesl * CO.
TRrIpADBark Lucinda Maria-l20o bbIs salt Fouke &
son--7 bbs old lead pcs old Copper A y Hubbud.
HAvaN.-ship Norma-l bales tobacco 0ennochio-6cs
scgars order. - 80
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n OMAN Eye BALsAMl.7E
When the windows o. his soul grow DIM"

There few bodily ailments distressing IN their ma
than nammen Of the accompanied or succeed.
m9. therefore be reg1dsd boon Of whch bs ysSe ~!
BALsAM pre- pared b. HENRY JOHNSON is such boon.
Its merit, have been tested by long experience thousands
alter differing from inflammation for have been
and watery have gradually disappeared their eye
lids aud they have uatey been enabled read with plea
sure the smallest print by candle light Price % cents jar
with ample directions for use Prepared and sold by
uu,.. HENRY Johnson Chemist
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made the test question the subject Of the war; and
though defeated by the superior activity OF his oppo
nents In the verdict according to the poll
ticians is most Intelligent and conclusive Inc result
The war department Is remarkably busy to-day
Something going In Mexico that requires rspsnisn-
ing just
We have no report yet, this morning, from the
South. We may have something this afternoon
Twenty-Five millions for ths CALIFORNIA; Wonder II
Mr. Trist did make such an onsri We anxious to
know II this can be so; aud. IL so. why so. AQUA.
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Ring 5%ssis, 1872 Broadway corner Of John street
TILE a1sse q tts
Of and give. ,sn ns Us ns ow
ing - gp...x~ Arr ~ ,a1,
beDses ssss. have rom
ss. and General s s.SsV snd With
ss s9d l,y%sdS
ysi s ssSs Is ;Sa
esd have bsfD MRS sou rhB BSEI;u
Principal Office. iss Fulton .: Nn2a ao.m
RETANNA WAR; N1 :,
SnS
for sale large q Britannia L,mps for oil and .p
and Gasy Ladies Spoons sptoons snse,
NIB n. B Britannia Ware neatly repaired. .i2 sot.c
OGDEN 4 MOsBY. Wholesale Dealer. in DR.. Goods,
4Iocsris. and Mesca9 Goods: Forwarding ana Com
received and forwarded all points the Rio Grande o.
.AssoN il New ereans-Ms.srs. LnLARp. Mossx Z Co..
ENUINE BEAE's OIL5HsId study. clos. eonans .;
H s s Of ri % g:
That then Is hes. Il. ssns
s e h l .aan. 81 SS ss
BY DE ssdsrsn ssft from dsnsds and 3. Soahs:
for % to ia III. Sa.
by those who have studied the
Ss ;S os Sd By dS
corner of Chambers street Sold also Fulton and
II East roadway Large bottles SO small rs cents
Purchasers TO be assured OF getting the genuine beas
Oil purchase only snch bear the seal and name oil
| Henry johnson, as Broadway, New York.
aust 30tsm
! TTNIMELY NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.-As te Fall
aud Winter Seasons setting IN gentlemen wouu savs
money by looking up Woocp Clothing and have the ~
either cesned dyed altered apd reI.rs wbog
the aud OF steam coorinR short notice a
the fact From the satisfaction given TO the ths
notwhandng All compositions for hsvns nall do wei
TO call before going elsewhere Marcy sTeet eone
w''h's'a !. The oA'1 90
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uncD BROADWAY (comer of John stD.-TO THOSE
lSZ WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

(From the Evening Of nngs
praised by who made trial Of it. last took the frs!
premium of the Institute Fair Indeed is fully conceded
article equal il sOtenng 70 the skin fragrant 70 the
than the old soaps AL therefore, who would consult eco
nomy and comfort in shaving should Of IT.
know by be the best kind Of shaving and
those who have troublesome boards should not be
without il. -, ~, =,
Prepared and for SALE Wholesale and retail BY Charles
Ring, Druggist, 1872 Broadway, corner Of John street.