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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN ITEMs-From the
teiegia aphlc despatch in the Baltimore Sun
we CLEAN the following additional items of
Foreign News:
A correspondent writing from Paris says,
just as the Bourse was closing, it was stated
positively, that the government had received
Gen Oudinot's dispatches, announcing the
entry Of the French army into Rome on
the 2d, and that they were received with ac-
clama.ions by the people. The divisions of
Garlbaldl have been conducted 10 Civita
Vecchia, where they would lay down their
arms.
Two divisions of the army would be lod-
ged and maintained by the Roman Govern
ment.
According to the reports in the diplomat
ic circles of Paris, on Thursday, the Gene
raj is 10 take the place of M. D'Harcourt,
as Ambassador, and is also charged with a
mission te Marshal Rade,sky, to negotiate
all military matters respecting the occupa-
tion of Italy.
1t appears certain that Gen. Lamorciere
goes 10 St. Petersburg ms Ambassador, and
that he is to protest against the Emperor
taking any part whatever in the affairs of
Italy.
A note from the French Government has
been sent TO Prussia on the subject of Neuf.
chatel. but i. is not of an..unfriendly nature !;
on the contrary the relations with Prussia
are on a very satisfactory footing.
The army of the Alps has been disban-
ded.
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
An official bulletin has been issued by
the Austrian Government, pronouncing the
compulsory retirement of the Hungarians
from Raab. They are said to have retired
towards Acs previous to the capture Of the
city. Georgey by declining battle at Raab,
andby continuing his retreat towards Gran,
will impose upon the Austrian army the
necessity of leaving some 10000 men be-
fore Comorn nevertheless Georgy would
never have abandoned Raab except with
the intention of detuching portion of his
force against Paskewitch.
A rumor prevailed in Paris and gained
considerable currency in the Assembly, tina.
the Hungarians had obtained an immense
advantage overth Russians, who are said
to have lost 10000 men at Flume.
A conspiracy against Austria had been
discovered, and q desperate battle was Tough,
on the 29th ult. between the Hungarians
and insQrgsnts in the neighborhood Of Cal.
aseus and Mnglenuclelne, between Carries.
like Haast6 Thu insurgshts were
. !sss ssh q Psnls g d So BY i POssss
xFsAxIE paoepEasr There Il q young
giirrl hear t6s Philsd dsiphi Pike, in Brandy.
wyne Hundred, Who inagines herself Iii q
trance, and that che can prophecy and hold
convsrsatio wfih the Lord. Shs 10 con.
stantly pretending 10 hold conversdlion with
the Lord In Latin; She goi religion some
timef sirc6 at Mount Pleasant; she then
stated that abb ut this time she would be
able to prophesy. Some Of ihe Brandgwyn
physiciaas went tol eco hes, and took down
sonas of her LAtla conversations. .sR Crowds
arc there eih carriages and on foot 10 sse her
-and mahy apPea red astonished at Whist
they consideredih true revelations WI
r.. a
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ana communications to secure attention
(wRIrrEs FOR THE AnnEvILLs BANnER)
"a FRIEND TO CAROLINIANs.-AK KEN
s~:~ N-cOMmUNICANT.
DR. TEoTTER. ...............".[ Concluded
Now, the partial history of the Doctors
performances hereabouts. Tile Doctor
taught class al Jefferson. (Georgia,) Due
West, and Greenwood He presented him
sell at Jefferson, as familiar with Professor
caldwell, the scientific champion of Brusa-
ism' Mesmerism, and phrenoIogy The
Manchausen-!ike revelations of his EXHIBITS
IN expeil'ng diseases, performing surgical
1eats and cialrvoyant explorations, excited
suspicion in the minds of his class. They
wrote TO Or. Caldwell, in answer he stated
!nat ne had no recollection of the Doctor,
but iully expressed his convictions upon the
subJects, OF Phrenology, Mesmerism and
Somnambulism. The treaty stinpIat;ons
between the Doctor and his Due Wes, Class
was, no teach no payl-The Doctor failed
10 teach l-oue Of his disciples ouiszed
and he the Doctor in a pet scootedll Al
Greenwood in preliminaries of wha, he
could do, lin estimation of CLASSY he
wrought expectation big, and wondermept
overwhelming; but alas for mortal man
Non omneseemnia faceye possun,usI and
Mr: Editor, u you are an iameteur of swift
and lofty trotting say an hearing of said
Class, Dr. Trosleriys4sse
Nov slor satpractical illustration of elec.
EtIlcltY. 1ln podeTn theory there is but one
relsctIicliy, iosE render this palpape to the
,duuen $cpmprehension, suppose the DR..
meets bis Due West Class, the positive state
Will hnIl the Doctor off at q tangent. then
he meets his Woodville Class, the negative
state will cause them to Ay at a tangent in an
opposite direction; then amaIgama,e the
,tEo9 classes and we have the great law of
the solar system reserved viz The Doctor.
the sun twirling about the Siamese anal
gam, hls two Glasses. Now cloirvovnllt.
the Qr..in position 95 millions of miles from
snid Class perched; uron the ninacle OF
Mount Atlas; the Due West Glass Iers an
electricity the WoodviIle abstracts, the
Dr. looses equilibrium; cant stand s,ilI,
oescrioing acurvilinear obit, dashes nolens
vo'ens headforemost through The core of the
sun The sun avolume Of electricity, by
momentum OF SAID DR.. is displaced, and the
universe jumbieds into a2cocked hat, " oh,
mores oh tempora
Inc grandest Of the wonder exciting feats
n = lec,m.a t T. secured IN Lexington, Ga,
,bai ,bs s;so,r;s ne corrected e1 the false noiion
nioss a.. ~. nu'o passes downward, TO
ps ppeciscad ,e ~ oesona Q DOUBT thear him) he
ton csn,,ai ~ Stu" uwn win wires brought them
glass knob, seated himself upon it., and so
9rllliant. 40 illumination was never seem
.ne ave stricken oitizens fell upon their
ana ,v,ssE s..~ " ,,..s aver ~. me eonnag,as'on
$500 ~ aas.et Inc Dr. got down,
ss.sseR !. ~ sssas. sa'eonaaslng eong cap, q spark
boK dsr'sd snna-Js. J.tuss;a'ne ..s;as @ ah, ana q
Al fn,nsfnabIs IL pasaa,;.a aaa Ky mnonl 'n!o
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Dtsastere. Ke,

Darsg TIE s. fs. ~. ~ tteih Ysts Sv.- s.hor
Commercial Point he. gh md dry, all n f uiy b.
or 81 Rsunon Whnor. ashore tigh sausnuH -
Pcf1 sad soop. Of cincy ashore Wsyrouih Beach
a.s' O. ~ Bridge.
ofs VI foo tues bois fors
gfs6. laden nshoeaay rsn with "a, - IL
Hssn Apgusts days 0r Tra1so
ported Caihsfn~s Tie The ~f-C bower
tecss Her house. srd bursrs psrt.
yov bot her could not asesfisn-c he shus b.
~ttA The hsd msde themselves 80 70 o. s.k ger. SUI O
BE-
ys. ,cbr sssa.t ofN.~bupor e-or. reported
Lsnss c.. sa1s ~ b total os inssrs1 At "a. A'or n11
a. E-~ lot. 700 sh- hsds csg9 Of 81. tb ~
oa ~heh there
sstsa b.onEn. o. Pslsrmo ssd booai
fu Harsna for Rave De Ora or Hsrbof Grace NJ laden Ni
vii oss Of msnmsst snc o her
o~si sio Fforncetosu "a 7fues Of the Oh BY selnei
sslshon
Ihs e-pte. Hysnrs requested per
cf the Sou nd P src That th-
Of thu h. rs6 bssr nfsng Tor hfs.n cays.
Drsr~r ~ Newport. STARTED iron ca,
ers. ost@ svs vs' but chsls for Prince
Pee .n,sns vhh pert shs opoa he bar ard seo.-
otsi sret
n. wrei ofsch nsrgs Am of Hsvtugpo ssore rspori
vaysee Richmond Tor Bsior fallen 10
whh s. H. on IS %, ty TIE Rs~son 81 Nsv iors
Ii. Of och 6v A-. Of Prospect; ~h1 s.ss. aba
from NnoE NC. fur bo-tOr, arec a.
Newport nj 1s org sn fru- ssvsunah Tor Boston To-
her hio~ns
Tires oil sss t,ke1 cd % of
men leo Ih- esirs's -ts
seaman PATTERSON died savs but two
trg 5.sse souh-rs lever % t stS boz - -
dnass5 snt abandoned hc~cf h.a'y 90
make cot hsf usn@
IN Matssd rs hf Boston, Lad moe, Of her a pit sn ours
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SCHOOLS.
aoApDrNG SCHOOL.
IT yORWALK, Cor
80 ~ .CrESSTar

AT NOkWALK. CONN.
IT HE LOCATION rs ACCESSIBLE FROM NV
4 YORK sre tirl.. Gav b. sLt stesuoosL Tie
sclco s,- t14r- -olse are cJui -cIs a1c ee -riy
sd-pt-1 - - arcormodzf01 o. bosTsers. Number In
lied q IL Tl- cours- % distraction -ulorzcss English
Branches. Musk rccz s1c instrumental sncs- ln1 nod
EN- Languages preparing rucis fr sly IN Collage
nercsrfis bls-ss. Toe Principal having bal MEch
eEpersnc. IN cl-a1c.nk boarding scncol viii give bis
undivided ire distraction Of n paris % 7er-
i-i-eing vi.1y and secEl1usy -r-ir rhy-ic- 1r1tal
az mof. --rcsrous--ily tsT1-g treir rsois car
rage I'D csVo-nenf I1e academic year Z diTc-c IL
- Two sessions commencing lot 6 Hc- ard Nay. T-ms
Inc HIDING board and lllOa f1r each ssssi0r ri =
wesks-Se, payable quarterly IL sl7.rc-.
J. PECK. Principal
IJ-sn~-- George Pcs, D. 81 all5erry-si. F.
Wa. HYDE. 20 BEcd41z-p ace D--- Az D-Ig-. = VII
.l.n-sl q. D. y sri. a Hsid@u-sr-i :. ". Benedict
" -ll---, +. 4 ReG-e. = Nzll-sti r D Covert =
hr0s1szg J. Disarne lc- Bro.i ~-y, fs~T 0rs- Hon.
d A BoEee, - H.cEs-st Co. Va Cunoersou, lei
fruspssf-st Brooklyn. Oh w.
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uomesiic Ports.

BALTIMORE Oct lo-at ,cArs ceA,s.- rcS-y Ns-itrs A.
rors lsN. SeF9 e'es IA Ieoah fen.s - "a. Ms,
uskss. Cas-. Askss sSsss foii.HVsis Mssssr
- go, ss~. ". 800 Fssii. go s-.uiss s~aa N.s
sAra o. s-,r sss Be. As.-. ssorvr. Bossos- &C. Fl
.Sss ssI,a Bsesss Caus-' spe. ~
otsss. sbr NcsmptA. fesfry Melissa = D. os-Hcs Ga
" sn.. ssss. SC .shf At.s.P--, s-fs. "a k.sr
BANGOR ocs s-os sri. c.Iss S.~P - G.rss fsisf
% s.,.a Aere Bad. >s~ Reirai Csrolls otsfel soss
a ca. c.rro Asr,esn, Sosss,. J.s. e~.' >..Fsor
INSISTS ceess tsrs-. 81 Cafd. Md-cf -sot ksss'
r.-, 81 to--s. w,asos IS va.s .sIl i-o.t-I asii.l
s.ss a. s,is,. 49, rs v.ses',, 70 fs. A.'
ws.-' 49, s S.,.s ~ SY.s o. w ~, Sc =
,.s. 81 s-a VISIT ss, Rss< s,ss- 81 aors,s d, sas
- .',s, % IN oe.s.s, Jess.. .~,s. ssF-ro' iar
ss, s.'. r.'.sss,s L-a. wes, Ssss.s.r
sFa'irS's wSs~eg or, Sss a. T,ss. :, -.
ses ss'ss, oss ws'ree ss,-sn-fi ka<es F,,., n.
cs,sir. s-'.ls., sess-i. Norss s.s..as ~ A.,
80. Nos,ss -. Se.s. sesss GA. Ays.r Fsass 49,. 49,
..sssA tsss.a- tss. f.ssy ressses - -. - -. =.
-si- Ssa,l.sf Gaze. Ne >oss scess So. So. ~ ss
.ss's fa.t A. sAa rs. sr. s.sos.s c.l.e.r c.r-
80. fr--ss >..sr-ss Sfoss, Es-ss $50, - y
NJ. Hss. ~sI..s. r.'..s...; kls-es.A v.
-. az 49, = f ..S ' s..s;... E.ss - ss.o
r'.s. - CO sk ..aHs o'P,-s ps. 80
ss.ss 6sl--s lei vs. s-ssss Rssss L.. ~.
pas. s,s0o- .css G :. RaS.s, s.-'1s. rssssss -.
khs, Ass w.-'-su.s sssss..s~si -s.s K.s,Asa
c.a's.s .As'-ees. lea C ss-S-ss R.sss4s ssl
49, 20 A@ys. $500. iS', $50 s.'.s.AE h.'ssa.
es6s 49, bf< CLaisaao1 sass PROV ss.Ss b ssg
.s.A s.is.y I's,pSsi srs 49,. AsLas, Lao. 81
CIR PoiSr oSt s-lrf .sAr. < Aaz.w ss..o +.
GLOUCESTER os,s-Arr.ss ss.l, ls woe1ass, D.syS'
ACTIVE 81 s<tas Ten cous wDe1--s-r so-oa. of Al
- So. fscs..s =, sfs. x.ss. Isl snss.s q Jsss
So ~ ssiA, sssA>ss- jas> sssse.rs ssusse ~ ss CO
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HoUsE-yEEPrNG ARTICLES,

7 I. I'd.
fIHE UNDERSIGNED have very large ard splendid
assortment Of housekeeping articles, comprising Ia
part, tin ware IspAnDed ware Britannia ware, hardware
lszuays Of all descr pons dinner and bells coffee
aud ted urns, tabecutery In u SETS brooms brushes
mats. busters sp0Dge-baths, hand-beil0ws euameied
ware, hoo~vsrs, shovel and longs pokers coascutes
and a.. tbs useful articles 10 house keeping HOtsls
ningssloons pacEeships and steamboats, fitted 0al Al
Snort notice, and al very low prices
" b. IA the propreOrs Inc manufacturers Of all the
leading ARTICLES In their line they confident they can
furnish Them lower al wholesale retail Than any other
house Ia the city. T. SMITH Co
ala lmeod@ II Fultou-st one door from Gold
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To Mariners.

The iht hoas. Nuots L.css 81 Coh-,-i nssfy corr
and baby ready of ghGi lev ~e.ss IL q
probshs Tat the proper satho.s vii not ave nouss When
hh,ed after d-vesa them b. The coniraecrs Is
relative ght houses and iht bs
fvsn sr ENTITY so~ ID. o-sifed niomasa 70 reach
quite npor,sut, usetfe, Inst mArus
srpsed lone esuuo e&Pse before th
pfou light ~ be sdded 70 hose OF n..ehsss BAY We
ust hat the ofch gill be gwen practicable
Bos;on DsiY Aovsui--f
pre.s sroats gsd uudsrs;sni
decided improvement 10 sbes
of the Fh Auditor, ~ho
OF s.nucn to the .u.iee hghS oonmeudsh~
We uodvfstsrd that pag the sW hock Ssvsnui
Heos sms sbarp ro dscc.-rd bssnfs By W from
sw koci dssni 6 raj., haas cnl feet water oef ., a
f.
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Spoken, &c.

No ds~ g. 10 trs Cnns. Df f-'snd sAh .r isn
Sept L. - 81 bas Chsncsior Of Mon I'm Isusso
ioI ilssud. 90 reported
Oe. N Csge Icos oa, biz soPha. Hes in MOD George
ssr Csr. Henry, BARK Ranbo~ Cato bound Ro J,nsro
~ HslIn 80.
Iao. lat Il a. lon - q W. .bip San Wsr. I'm .ton
MAY iot Msnra had "a md a N hs
OFT Cape Lcot oct ~ p.ss.i bah Cbss Dsvsas
snt H. <epr 10 g. iof ssssnlsf wi ifo0ps ~ vel
oct Pm Csg. Co.'S Sooth u nss pat ship WAshnE
,u i'srs Gorhsn iu so-toa Tor Livepoctt- .n shsi
ins ~. guiss ~ ~ ta- srjs
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FOREIGN Ports,

saasd ss q Fnee June s. ship cslorlia. wcotesy,
fon Boston hsvinr r~pafss 20 rssntl Sumsif.
.tig scphs MA..f viewed for sosfoa.
N.sss lsiA Nss.ss. M.sufs 10 loss or eo.,,a
lh VT tho Aas.o. fse.a o ko lsleo SOB
kark Messsruncoa X ansrr. Tor Co.
Ra-ra Aus 10 tss Ctacetnf sor O. >AeE1
brs fats. HsSh. Rlsto1 IA
Al Sarasn As. Dseu. sa,eseosc. oi ooscessf 50,
A.saor Do Spsrt.a L,rssr ard sAah Ann el e,rsg laA
Resa. B-tss, crs, s.hs , mel =. Dcs-y. %
Jsso i,h ss Cofcsa, sres ho- Ba'ten ieF
Tnrstaa. psfArni auauni1s
sfssn. about isa ut sss cA-ss-sc. ssow Rr ossss
A.
Al tsc.rsa- ie,A r ,,r g.s- H-ss-cn, w.-e. .r o..
lssns. lat East
ssssso sas abos, ls irs srs s-vsa Jsrnsa I'm SsrA
50 on r.uss,AJ s,,A IT, org May c'sseics, iS' Baltimore
sut \ Nors.
AtKmfos 81 81, srs. l,As Hi Hast. IN s'se RI or
F5rs FIo. sh Pau Jaass, Taylor. u sud u RAJ
iarouth Fuscrs hsiss~s iof >lr
Jase - sssrssess sd sa sns "a Una Bsrsc$ RAr
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II
| Young men Al sKINNERs ~ Y. branch
w ofc for the sale Of Boston orss fair chsncs e
make from 9 ~ 800 per month, beeics expenses
large sooS for sale Vofy low for cash, or r wages per
m0nfl-N $50 per cent SLOWED. Gail this day a.
above Al no Broadwsy roola ? up sisirs % In
| xkJANTED-By r,l5die eyed An erosn lazy. who Is
w fully fed to lake tee entire charge Of family
situation house kef per. No objection o. tsse crafge
o. an invalid Of cd~n Beet OF cts reference given.
Cal ~, Or address Mrs v so Nesi TWeu-J fourth r.
oil ST.
ylANTsD--Silus:ionsi of uumoer Of rxos ,ens gfls
w and children, recently arrived. free from city hali
Appnosu0r to be made al ihs ONCE Of hs COMMISSIONS
Of Emigration. ~ the Fsrs. No charges. M y
s.JANTED-A oaofisier FOR a Presbylenar Church In
w this city Apply A'ian Hay 50 Flrsi-avense. from
20 10 AM ~ one need apply who is not Chlrch
member. oil D
VXANTED-B b. Protestant girl situation a. cham
w eernsd and ltundrsss Good references given H.
qure the Of Twenty fisst and SeveDlhav 10
The thread and needle alole. oil D.
N1TANTEG-l50 sgents te sell very popular boo.s
w lust published Agents cau make - aTncuih clrsro
EXPENSE good wages PAID ny the meath. Address,
postpaid. z. J. DOW co, $50 Ssssau-st % I'm
DAHTNRH WASrEn-An active person, ysilh
81 So 10 5000 cs-h cspi,e Join the advertiser Ia
frsrats city printing business. situation the most
nlnding 10 EeWYofs. The proprietor from sickness, i
unable 10 pay the attention required To lhorough bu.
mess only The otter "a aresuch @th tho cash
would be literally treated with No lex No mortgage
ali free. Addrc,a Y n. Tribune Oficc gu
INPORMATION WANTED-Of WILLIAM Ao.
ICaRThEi formerly Of County LOwd, kDOisto~n,
Psf-h of stuhsns Ireland, who leit there about hfszu
y~srs since. ly HE brother JOHN MCCARTNEY. Bayis's
Brnos, We-rheser Co near White Plsusl V 30 I'M
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ALGEH INSTITUTE.
BOARDiSGsChOOL FOB BOYS.
Cornwall, Cow.

Cornwall. Coss.
TT, WINTER TERM " q HIS ISSTITJ TON viii
4 commerce he frsf Tuesday Of November r-x-
snf c0rnre Ave- months AdTsnfsg=s Of u highest or
-tr ere Afforded for sccl1g a. srcofap s1cd trglsl
sd ---cs e-lc1iior. together VIII krJr rtxe OF
tl- Ffelrh- 0srln ard spanish l-nguares Three soe
ard experienced Professors reside In re institute. -d
devote their exclusively O. e intere-t Of 10 r1ps
In- member Of ne institute are si received ITO TIE
family Of nc Pnnc2s snc az under - psrsona super
vsI11 T. ". ANDREWS Principal
ClrrslIs Obtained - Msrs Il. newman cos, ,
Brosdwsy or by application 70 he Principal, 6. Corn
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T = = = =" ~ = :
BOTANICAL TREASURES

M CALiFORSlA-Tn- f5l0ssiIg note from the TO Il
- ne disrrg risn-c Florst g1c B9fArlst " Price
r-s1 OF 1s-rK, y 7. Ne ~e.coms ~ our co4mrs .rc
lave 40 doubt "a all r-grr hsiae Tch 10 als c1unr.
Eortic4-rlI rartss.
10 0gleoas lower. lhis county q particularly rch,
NJ Of "ncn Afe very SINKING sEd VI great beauty s1d
ofe-i erc NJ b.saie character Il very many Of ths
n,I5-o-o1s -ns forIrs peculiar czlre Il istt e
IA Nnanc---sr1a, 60 esehrsied Tor rs ueci-ina a
pfoprslss 10 u wuch bunch-s n dry sale are p--.
- ~ - many lc1isn hut IL found "a cOuscefs
pasLrs u ne moist rsviaes through sfct ..rssus -
G.. 'ule-.y 10" from ne uc1-lsin rsrs-f-
- n t---a-slas l aif-la
80 49, % -tl.-rf il-s : =
q - hsta f.1lig a. ~. 1-.r s-1-r.y - -
-e' --ril--- - --. 8 ri, -1.r.rr
" -as 7f-f-f-f srt-cs-y srlr.c 10 s1s1 ----f.t@s =
r-f 80 Po-sf IL -~-1s 7r ysrs-s aa1 81 - llaa 10 -
-. - 49, ss-a iif "a prrnpt glf1c-t.ss % IN,
- a. i- - c-fs ~ Ser sg1- - -s1sry O..
=. - a., oi n pa-i -lias ia t--- sirsy
- = -asrh-tr.
-- 'Ffa--i 50 a. la-tsi-- q 11--f.1I ..st.a
-. FREDERICK A GAY Procrie.or
- - peocL Gothic Hsf. 80 500 80
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st-r tsi le - France july reports hat shf Canton
rsh-f q Bsdfs sA-d ths iag. cruise hsi
bas pst 80 ssei o. hss a. sbp Msi Out
~ofth, \ y. $40 - 40 vi
from lie Of MAJ 81 Mescsn. Cutwoth. n. Sc
- no 81. Ju 81 Nsnioa later 90 1000 boz su sPl esh 20
spksa Sept 70 Ia, ~ ion, 81 Samuel RoosisOa OF ana iron
FAttsver. Aug fssn
Ar asckrt. shp osn fks Pseltc .. bs. -
oil .t ih- 50 sit shis.
of tsrst So, Faxpn isg iodsa Ocean
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California Vessels.

sept st So loo 90 b Herald. ssnnsers lats Fr. sho ra
sies ana bfesent one, IN ssen for California
ssrbss 9Th u sctf Argo Of Boston f sAn fsaeeo
tf.dns
Al fansas ss,h u barb Anahuto s'buot o' Fan frrcssc,
soon. sud brig Unsuo~u
Atvsp-rss Aug a. .e? Cfussi.r Mile. IN Bosfor n -.
- q. gassss- shie Corssif had not srrrsi glst
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ssng Jobs L. D1v-. sys. from Ssw fofs for Fsssd
no spos-r Aog 49, 81 C1s Ffo In coos sod of To
hsd three so1
n ce@ They shot he master the loot snd vounos1 A m
20 badly wo and hsrpoon but hey .oou ossr
and III. otfn.d Ts physss "a CsJf boz NJ
spOss frt Seer wound
bosrd iof The coA r- DAYS o1c
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BOOK-KEEPIHG.

ICsT Pus LIsHED-JOSEs's NEW WORK on
y bOOK-KEEPfSG.-Tn!s work cOnsi.ts az 4. ssrss .,
lrdueye rxsfci.s., 11eped - schools Or .efo.lc,on
Win separate Key and Blank BOOKS % Correspond Ths
eo1fs- such a. cannot fail 10 ucar thorough xnogi-
edge ~ DuuDe Eatry 10 ali VINO perform tho exsfc,s.
l41 down Il also co1tsins extensive course OF Cor.
merr. Ar1retc, for walch substitute can be found
ID Clner ~ofx- 90 the subject Price Of Schoo, s6i
lon e Teachers aLc Clerzs edition. with Key q For
sa.s e. JOsEss iGiustory Couaunx Rooms
~ Broadway, cor. u Nlrray-st
TIE author q ne above navinx rsrrus: 10 he
ey, a prepared % receive students hsrstofors In
Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic and Wrupx
TIE rooms are o;e1 both day and sveDing a.d -ys,y
falty ls oesrsd Tor acquiring thorough egascatou fr
~ dsrss Of 80 dssk oI0Ix-
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FAYILY BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR BOYS
.LHXaNDER HENEDICT. Pnnclpsl-Th

4 LEXsNDER BENEDICT. Prncpsl-Ih- %
n cslol % piesssnt sld healthy silset Shout = n,.-s
from fns CiiyOf fes Tcfk two boats running 1a-y--sr-
~ { Terms for t1.ou. board. &C So per year Tie
Winter ss.sio1 wil commence 90 Monday. November
Further ilf0ruauon - obtained ~ addressing ~
Frncipsl or 81 ssnl " Bedel.ct Wailst where cir
=. - l-sv - olf..ra- % 5W-
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COAL.

GOAL, COAL. COAL.-Besl Peach Orchard egg
trenge aud s.1es AZ low prices Range and eSg
for ha stoves makes no crker at g. So II you wan,
good coal call ~ SIMPSONS yard, TS Thompsonst nesr
Spring and a. Chn,topberst near Jefferson Market
~ iMF
1OaL rUH tROCkK-.--Psaoo Orcnsrd Res
u Ash Coal frst quality. stable for srocers trade, d 8
charging from boat Tor fsw days For sale low, lo
case Appy % T. STOKES DlCKEHSON
wat i01 Anthony-sl near Broad Wy.
(,OAi.-I am COW delivering the best red ssh ccsl,
Nsove and egg. screened, At IS 81 per tun for cash.
from my yard, corner OF King and t3resnwiee ats
~ In PETER CLINTON.
SPRING NOUNTAfN LEHI0H COAL, for
- hall stoves, ranges end tunsces-s superior article
For sale - r O>AhoN
ale In Tenthsgenus ard Twenty sNUl-st
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The Directors Of the Erie aud Kalsnsz % Rail
road VIII soon 10 connection With the Directors Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad consider the various
routes for the location and extension Of the later road
from Hisdals 10 Cold Water and also the location Of
the line westward q lie Porte in ludlsns, toward
Chlcssc.
The subscriptions TO the Milwaukee and Missis-
sippi Railroad cow reach over $4,000
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Ksnn.bsnt inst from yard OF Bcarn. Kg'
buy asup.for shp Of 30 ton called ~ Bourne o-1-a
nessrs @ 4 l. Lo'o o.rsrs. ~ kerrssrnl.
AtSas Hsrb 6th Of 90 borden
s Brothers sph from the sor Haven ship fsr5 70 -
purchased the stocts.y Howell Of Hrocf
voy's. tie s csr' Howard at Of rhsie' John Jy sss
out n srsrFs N
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ECONOMY AND TASTE
ChAS h. FOLWELL.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
DR.. H. K. ROOT, THE SEVENTH SON.

md CELEBRATED Doctor Of the Blood. Is efect,py
"a he mosI astonishing cures krown the Amsnca an
people, and visited By grateful thousands More than
5cc nvads vsited the Doctor the year which car
esiiy 10 ths fedeemng power Of his medicine Painted
speclnens Of bis BE- At ~ one.
ne coss NOT maze sek 10 make well again, but from the
1s1 o. herbs together with the Indian sud German Va
setaoies remedies he speedily and permanently cures
Csrces Turlors diseases Of the Heart Lung, Liver Eld
nsys Stomach, Bowels, and lnsecsnt sad posonou,
Humor' o. He Flood FOR the LIE Of all Rleshi Is he
Blood hereof-Lsyit I7-lt
hoaD 70 Tss WISE IL syYFfctz~T
once 20 Grand - uear and Of Inc Boyery A..
te1c 1ce from A ~ 70 z 81 Evenings from Ito . :
DR. Roots Lectures Health tho 1ecsssty Of uu re-
oloc!, eoHslnng ergrsvngs and testimonials eau BE- nsd
. n'."Ilf fnc- = cent? al lmeori
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UNIVERSAL FILTsRER
Nf0TICr - HEKkEf sfNf>,

lNPURnY - FirAreth-sL IN the City OF New-fors
now 10 possession of and hss f1 s11 exclusive power
and suth0Tfy soe attorney snd sgrri - eel ard dis
pose 81 a., lights manufacture slc Ia s1a different
saies snd acre under and by virtue Of letters psen
cfcvrisn Improvements IN sop-eocks for -erirs known
a. and being The iaventio, q RONL 2 hOJS, q ss1
city which SAD lssers Pa,e1s bear Gate he zlh day Of
Jun-. 1876 &c w.