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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-06

The formation and steady pursoi, If
'o%o particular plan Of life, has Justly
been considered as one Of the mos, no..
sources of happiness.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-06
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
00ics on Water Street

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one year. if paid in advance, 60 90
IL not paid before the end Of the year, 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-10

For rome years past the prorcl OF extending
Canal sueet aud widening Walker street, for the
purpose Of giving greater facility to the business
aud travel # the metropolis, has been discussed
and sgitattd with more or less warmth. The
n.cessry Of carry ing The Improvement into effect
was admitted, and commissioners were appoint
ed to unG.riske the preliminary me.surc-, such
~ surveying, assessing, &c, previous to the com
memo, melt OF the work.
The comm sson-rs have flushed their dunes, as
we ar. inform d, and have repaired their bill o, the
expense Of performing the services imposed on
them.
We beg our readers to hold their breath for
Q moment, while we tell them the smouat Of
,he bill-ihe sum total OF the expense Of those
preliminary proceedings. The amount is the
eIirsordiosry sum Of S2i,2sl SO. enough to
sisIti~ aud enrsge our unfortunate tax-opJr-ss-
ed p-cple, and five tunes more than enough,
we dare affirm, to have tn. work performed Ia the
beet and most able manner. Our readers would,
no doubt, like to know how il is that su n an ex-
nsordinsrIly large cum Of mooey is chlrged tor
thcse simpe services, and in order to grsuy their
CURIOSITY We shall give the items. Here they arei
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Intelligence from California.

We expect to-day or Tomorrow to be able to
place before readers come very interesting and
important intelligence from Csliiornia-intelli-
gence which we hope will be of such character
~ to give qsstsfss to the pettifoggiag politicians
who have kept the United States In state Of ex-
e,,ement for year or two past and, 'er the pur-
pose of acquiring office and emolument, endeavor-
ed 10 put one section of the Union in opposition
and hostility TO another.
We expect within that time, the arrival Of the
steamship Empire City, with one months later
news from that distant region, which we hope
will convey the agreeable intelligence that the
people Of California have established constitution
and State government VI their own, or have taken
the preliminary IN, ans 10 do 30, SO ,ha, they will
be sbl~, by the conm~nc m~nt Of the next session
OF Congress, to demand admission into the Union
nj once. II the news he Of such character, the
willy politicians who have made the WinioI pro-
VINO ihtir hobby tor rome time past, will be thrown
on their beam endr, aud Congress will not be- fur
ther noy I'd with The discussion Of that sbstrac-
non, and will ia.e leisure 10 rgislae for the real
interests oi the country
There is hulr doubt, We think, that those etates-
men no went TO California after the adJournment
81 The last Co, gr.ts have exerted themselves To
,bis end spd if we do not hear Of their success
b, the next ste. mshlp from there, shall DOUBT
less do TO by the one that wall sail from San Fran
CISCO Oh the tIst of September.
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a CJesfso p,sea. Ub'eet suos que ofths chi-fs
sio, s-t.st.o sst evening fertec hbi- lp'sing
4, %. nan. hon t"~si Reading st tue 'ru-r ~
- ,tI,.t Brosossy - ssfrsot istu.d b. toe
sttstt wI,f,ib al. fos'i T. charged ~Eh DR.. +tux
b A., got ans. for a 80 .riiug Obu tIi.D V
fturt,o prots u dtor bospHy mrHt Nrtvsst ttsr-ms
,bisit,a soNst o. ~ tOuse ITO th dtst iran
k.,,ts IlrbsTo ". And net sug hsb btuk-r
81 std bsehsuEr p'scr sno the r. turn
"a a., b trftso 49, ~ M thsr a1Ve-a -"Dt ffun
l,laur sf.Itnc. I" ur zane Mr. 5ri aiiss~s tnat
~, q ~ tie I'm. the man-y advanced
~. Iiit w.ti svars thai he afsstnx
wro v'pia upt b. uur he drs,. ~btr,bs thsy h.s-
h,,f fsUus1 cut - TIE wonsy ~ tsDed ~ 81
Nste,o tfc t'h oisytha ~. fbr es-e . q, b. far
tnt h,rto tsfsie IT, usti-r.s "a the sBti- ais
Ivsuis ostsins1 ~ rusttuy
,As,gs 81 fsse P,,DHc'. - men By tho name q
Jsr,b Itt'r NUs Httss Ell Yesterday - . on.rs- ~
,lts,itg tsthitg uhHtr fsite sbd 80 tdI~at r~pFe
s.ttst,ts nJm StAs ils a-tsises 10
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Brookiym Ii.y In..ii,xcnce,

CoRoSER's isqCksr -icIoo~r san b~ld an inquest
eatu Day the body Of ohn Dunn xgsd two years
at the bopss IL his father LA Nssan street II was
supposed tbst the child to tts death In oonse-
QU~bes Of Qusrrsl shch It's father had In house
with come but upon thorough Investigation,
II Was escsrtsin0 that IL came TO It's drs ron
vusions csu,ed by hydroc-pb rh- jury rendered
. verdict in accordance with tue above facts
KINGS CoUr,y GENERAL SEssIoSs - Before Judge 3
+. johnson and Justices Wight and Hughes The fol-
loving ~surcs we're ret down for trial motion Of H.
b bpry~a the indict me pts having been found By q
previous grand jury:-The PEI Pile - James Msnds-
VILE and John Montgomery Indicted for y conspiracy.
The people ps John Montgomery. lanes Vaudeville,
and m ii Simpson. indicted Tor eonsp'rscy The
tsn,~ - David Reese. The came ~ Daniel Warnsr
and samuel Wclrp. for false i'm prisonmept rhe Same
e. nj y. sprim. for ssssut and battery The same
vs John hui. for sss cult and battery The sans u.s.
Margaret Keenan,. for s-llipg Iiqa" without liosu.s
George brisn the tsme Tho people rs John Cave.
nsgh John slstupsch George Dickson. John Bul-
while. and Peter NcAvoy for selling liquor without
Issnss; and John slstunHeh, tor ksspios dsordsry
houss
The jury in the ~ rlandsr MuIi,gan o. Ne.
Lean rendered q verdict Of SIS damages ant costs
Ths court adjourned until Saturday the 18th inst,
when there viii be several causes ready for trial.
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n airline Court.


6.rrrNsEs s-P.fsr Il Hersm~n VA. Me-ariAw
HE VA On action for rent Of the premises
No. $50 Bowery. appeared that they nted for
two from the 1t II May. less BY third party;
fr.m the pIsoin and that tho defendant sigosA tins
ksr~. g. iursty for the tenant The later, Is the
psint6 seg~s deserted the premis~s he seeks 60
fron the defends ut surety qus'ters rent
cue The let 81 Ausust lsst The defence set up vas
eviction, surrender aud acceptance It pp.arsd BY
tb~ evidence On tie trial that the pr~ns.s about
which the dpst- srcre consisted cf front store aud
resr bulldog the latter pr. n,i-~s occupied the
tselipp Of the tenant shd hs family bron the bsek
Of The stoi~ pssssse led Z" the rear bnilding over
Which ~ss th.d through vhch the had ~Gr~ss
frt m The .tcr~ to the prepbes In the also sp-
pearsd that shortly after tss t~osot moved In the
o. p'r q the adjoining house n-nc-i build In
the II hir uirss and ekcavatins for f,un-
tstion. the walls which supported the sh~d csvea In,
end III hehen was ohok~o up 9Th ssod, that not
only oil ,Rr.ss hetu~eo the store and building
nd~rd ~xtr. msy d. ny. but the Kitchen
also rshd, REQ us.l.,s. The plsnin VA notified aud
fsQuestsd 10 ~ pair the damage. bnt n. declined;
~bssupD the tenant left snd hm the key Of the
prsDbes II also appeared 10 evidence. that plaintiff
sres ped the ksy and came % the dsy or
t~o sftsf wsrds unlocked the door took p~ssop and
vent through the ttnr~. obssrvipR the witness who
mpspsd him, that the pr.mises bad ,,.sn surren
dervd tkst b. cared pnhpg shout that they would
be ~ssy let h~ then took hin his poe ret cut
II upon the stcre. and directed the witn@-r ~ho
bic tsosbt TO shov than to any that might CONE
to looh NJ them Upon this state Of facts tn d.fnd
ante c-ubssl eonters~d that NJ ei .ry -ntssd to
judgment. The case :. stiii under ~ viscmsut
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Befor~ Judge lpsrsbam.
erpr. b. WaLd,on 81 oil. us Hstiiss 80 Judgment for
paiItihs On the osmurr.r snd that the d..ndaot b.
er~eo to erdrfse the note .ntoned 81 the plead
irst. ~ithip Eve days after motion.
~ kufy - Ia'kir.- Order To r.i.r esuss 10 r. w.
Cl.ih.. ,als referee
Sfprfcsrt H,shrreif.-- Ordered that causs 20 OF
Tor the term. without p~judio.. pnyn-pt ~ cots
thr Ord.r.d that judxns- Mt. by default,
With all proc~, ~, r. thereon ne 80 -.id-
Ioira,e 20 B'su.s -Muti-n t.bied 9th eo~ts. De.
ftdsnt nay renew motion. on disclosing by afijs,it,
his ssfrbc~
ku,rs at al W. Bs,t<r- Motion foe extra allowances
DENIED viihspt eost..
he,,s sf al &c ka,rsrbsrsA Judgment for plaintiff
tIb co.ts
B,rss- Lsr,nsstsr AVID Oilers. Order for extra al
lo~ anes to plsin'in.
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shippIme Inteliicsree.

CHAkLEsroN, bSpt 4
Arrived yes'erday-Bark Jasper. n York.
Bark oJ neIa. from iost0n. wept To sel serday.
bsed 9th Ship Columbus, and brig inland rhsdelph
New oRLTAss ssDt2 r
Arrived yesterday from Bostonship Hum bols; md sohY
Crsrata, from PbiIsdclpbia, aud bark Yarmouth
bALrt sORE, Septe.
Arrived yesterday-Shps Orisud', kYorx; Leods, sud
harks Albertus and Brenda, Boston.
BosToN, Sept g. Pm lStD.
Arr brig Lady Sale fun slasgw, I'd aug brig vuure fn
hraseDne sb Aug Left briss Pour irebers FOR Phi.-
aslpi ia days lrord, NJ ork ds .sls kintsr, DO,
~ do; Regulator. do. =
lid hsrs D,svsn adslpha krgs Mary stanton Bil-
tnorc hetan and Panbn', Phi atephis; sshs Albert
Baitir ere; Geo edward kyork
Stk-Ar ship Richmond, frcn New (WalesD bsh Aus
hrirs oeihs ct tnburg ?lss July II shsk
spers. Robert Wa'n and Bryant Phi ade'pia; senrs
kssh, sephroris Finsl Challenge Lacou, New
Yeh Beow-Ship hatsA sssett, aud bark Sanboul from
Palermo.
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TELEGRAPHC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Mexico.

Hrw ORLEANS, September 3, 1870.
ny the arrival Of the Heroine, rom Vera Crss,
bsv- sS,iess from the city Of Mexico to the slst q
August.
The Mexican Congress still In ssssion-but
doing nothing Of importance
The cholera continued to prevail In Durango; among
its victims was General Mona
Ger ersl BustAments had been relieved from the
command of the Mexican army in Consequences Of his
III health General Minpn was appoiatsd to succeed
him.
The schooner Oregon arrived here the I'd instant
from Tsmpiso, bringing 81 100000 In specie from the
Ne xiesB mines IL viii 80 to Europe la the steamer
Trent. The orsesn also brought $4,000 fss nsr-
chants Of this city.
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TIE Dollar Weekly Herald.

We have commenced the publication q the
Dsisv Weakly Herald to ~hiob have called the At
tsntios Of readers and the public, and shall
tisus II regularly issuing 1t every Monday afternoon
It win contain all the intelligence Of the week that
docs not appear in the Weekly HrsS, and will form
vs think very interesting and shssp sheet for
Try circulation II will bs regularly mailed t. all parts
Il ths country. 1t . dollar per snnun, payable In
advance Six copies to clubs for IS.
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The Southern Mathews from Florida
The Indians. &c,

BALrIMosx, Ssptsmbsr Q, 1870.
by the Southern mail We have papers from New Or
leans to the LIST instant.
The steamer Olivia had arrived at New Orleans
from Tampa Bay, where she had BEEN with General
Brooke and Colonel Gsrdn-r's commAnd.
No Communication had been held with the Indians
when the Olivia left Tampa The ndians number less
than 600, and under the direction Of silly Bow
lsgs and Sam Jones General Brooke IL 10 stated has
mo- confidence In their Dis positon TO psacs.
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CENrHEsILLE CoussE, l.. I.-fasrrrso AND PAo,ws.-
The trotiins which was to have taken place last
Thursday st tho Centrrve Course, Long Islsnd, and
po.ponsd In consequence Of unfsvorabe weather. viii
lake place early this day As tho entries very
numerous and oomprso good nags, capital sport
may no safely counted upon This also II the opsa
OF the fall campaign. ard unwop,ed exertions have
been made to make " most brilliant season. The
weather Is no~ delightful the intense heat Of the
hsslih may be enjoyed by anyone having rslish fer
agreeable Ieort alton
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Naval lnteilixsuce.


The United States frisste R.ri,.n (nsg shipJ Capt
Benjamin Page besriog the broad penosnt OF Com mo-
dOre Foxhali A. Parker, commanding homo souadrouI
and the II ,op.of Saratoga In con Com
q Nicholson arrived here yesterday sfternoon and
are At anchor in The outer harbor They Left Pcnsa
cola on the 10Th of August, and communicated with.
Esvsps the 2bth There ~ there of iu,
potsncs the authorities throughout tho Island were
the alert ready to give thu 10 vaders warm re-
creased In conseQu~ of the expedition 6tting out
the United States for the invasion Of Cuba The ship
did into the hsrbor OF Havana any com
muDiea.ioi had With the shore; the obtanet
from our Consul, xho laid oG and spoke one Of I'll,
absent four months during which time she has vi
tited the ports Of St Thomas. Aux Cages, aud Por
an FRINGE, usland Of Ha,ti) Havana. Vera Crus an
Pepfaeols The Saratoga has been absent over year
cruising in the Gulf Of exico Lit 81 officers stsshs
tn the Rarfsn- Commodore Fsxkall Parker, CON
p.pdiGg Home me, stuASras; cs yi Bsp:ni
W. A Parker {. b Huger. JAuss Ridgley; Flee
Surgeon, ID Ed~ards; purser, John A. Bates; Firs
chol.on; Commodorss Secretary, r. LIE Roy Parker
Second Lient Marines James n Jsnes; Assistant Sur
Blake: Psrrrd Misshipmeo, q Dekrsdt q Cille
Jopaihsn Young; CAPTAINS Clerk. John 3. EorneJ
MID blpmen Lo,sll Bratt. rlusser Blsks, ellis, Al
bot Ridd-ll. MoIsnn; Purser's clerk John Grsysot
BostswsiD, Robert DixoD; Gunner. A A. Randall; Ca
ptnttr, VIM Lee; Ssiimaksr. Jacob Stephens. Psssei
gsrs-Lisut James DOYLE and Passed Midship,nan v
Webb from the U. ship Albany : Newport Neg
Sept 7.
The sloop-of-wsr vapdalia Il nov ready for sea- tt
following Ii correct list Of her officers: Commando
VIM Gsrdper Lieutenants T. johnson, VII
]. hsrndon. Reed Werden. L. II Patterson; Purser-
v. ID. Bl~~ker: Acting MASTER r. Baukhead; Suf
seOn-Jsm-s Palmer; Asst SurKeon-Robert Carte
Lieut. Marines Jacob Read; Pas cd MidShipmen-f
r. Byrons J. B St-~srt, A. w. Hxbers shan, L b. La.
Wv. Gilis. n st Geo. Hunter; nidshi pmsu-ch
II ushmsn; Captains Clerk-U. r Gardner; Aeti
B"atsaain- II Whitmarsh; Acting Gunnsr--John 3
Brant: Acting Carpenter H. N Balm; Acting sailn
her John W North. Passengers Purssr John
Handle on for San Frsncisco: Purser's Clerk, Jord
Gardner. For the Brazilian Squadron Passed NJ
shpmtD II Carter. F. Do Haven For tho Paei
equsdron--Pass-d Midsbipu-n Jefferson Maury, Hr
ter Davidson. Acting Midshipmsn 8. A. Busi.-N
fan
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hffff t004r bettF
s,rr g. The DAD lay can'r ipto e'nrt 10 asy.
go hst ~ tius bits pant Jep - truDdy z"
rtL.I rtu ~ pant mem a1sust SfB-~ Ntchtl-
so. iHs,Ty 80 the bisb tsar. ss-inst Er.1e-
yes trkyI - h.tssuy 81 Nrss Point be- svsrt
thsh sVls0iits ehuI ussesy neNt
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l"A. ..S242s1 80
Any person who knows how business Is con-
Quoted IN New York cannot help exclaiming, after
reading the items Of this bill that the sum total ia
much larger than ~ necessary, nor from su.-ct,ng
rnirtske Of a few Thousand dollars has been can
muied, To the prejudice Of our tsr-payers Ii ia
impossible that such = large bill could be broaght
against the city for such services. We beg leave
10 inquire Of the commissioners u there i. not
some error IN the number of meetings charged
for OF II there was aecessiy for so many We
sbosld, also. like TO know how many Al, ouran 'nts
took place AT Ihos- meetings with ut aay bns,nr-s
being trsDssctedl We should, also, like to kaDs
how, IN the name OF official honesty and upright
mere, the attorney and counsel charges rcach
the enormous sum OF nearly thirteen tnousani
dcllsrs, and ALEC the nafnes Of the attornss and
counsel who acted la the matter, and whether such
immense charges ere conformity with tue prin-
cipes Of the new code ut which we have ard 80
much recently For our own part we look u,,Jn
the bill with great Suspicion, and are -toagl, Of
opioiun that there wac no necessity for " Ho ant
ing 10 one-ibud of the ,um charged We, tlefe-
iorr, hop that those Oh argos will be rgialy scri
upIzeo by The proper officers
IL is ,sId that the job Of surveying, assessing.
We, ~ q sBng little family mater, AID thtt At
nlsni be dsagrreSblr to certain parties To say that
The slsIk Who charges sI,Oli for a,leniia the
ussnrss 81 The eonmss'on n bfolnsr Of Air
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blob lU Portland.

PORTLAND Septembef o, IS4v.
mob assembled last night. for the purpose Of pull
Ing down the notorious house Of King where several
perrORs shot recently. white making attack
upoh the premises. The Mayor and Sheriff. with the
p.hcs, supported by the Portland Light Infantry pro-
cetded to the Of cistUrbano and Induced the
mob tn dsperss before any mischief done.
King IL now In prison, aud the house empty.
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Markeus.

NEw URLxANs. September ., 184e
The news from Europe BY the Niagara has been
reiv~d The ssles Of sston yesterday resehsd 300
~ les 1t extreme prices Sales duriog the week 20U0
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Supp0.ea Sur, idc.

BALruMosE. September Q, 1849
German girl, aged 20 WAS fnud dead Ia her bed
this morning supposed 20 have poisoned herself,
having attsn ptto o do IL befors
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The News before Breakfast.

subssrissrs 1. this city, Brooklyn, wnhsmssurgh,
Jszssy City. no., re, are assured that the Herald
viii be delivered at their houses and before
M every mornins Those who dc not receive n ere
requested to nssfy Of the delay, and 1t shall at
-
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AgRrvAL op TaE GREAT WEsrxRS News IRON
I'M " .sr IspiA ISLANDS AND VE,EzUgLa We are
Ia yorseps,on Of Interesting iutellsruc from the
Wet India lslsnds, aud from Garth ,geua and
N'nrluriH, by ,he arrival oi the popular steamer
Great Weti,In. 1t will be ioand ia another
coiUmu.
IT., political sfairs Of ITsyti and Marnqr- had,
after the recent outbreak and disturbance, ss-
tun'da coln,rr aspect It APPEARS that the paste
pace, which had been much disturbed nv tn
s' ci'ons, aud street riots growing out of them,
Martinique, had been psrtially reetored by the rx
tiiiops of the Governor; and the butchenes big IN
M Hsyu, were stayed by the Interference Of the
Au'ucsn aud Bilnsh CONS as
Tn. accounts fiop the Wet Indies in relation to
the cIepr, are a. gratifying they are important.
They ale ~ a flourIshing condition. Tue emf
grnnis v ho had lately arrived there, we're giving
,ome proofs u future usefulness Ia the land seec.
ed iof them to exist upon. They were dong 40
VEL. that several more "ehp loads" were 10 be
f,n'f Tor.
W. have also accounts from Venezuela, confirm
ston e he turr.hoer Of General Paez to the troops
a. III. government
III, sickness at Csrthsgena was abating.
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Bsrrsi Husp,sp "A more siugnlsr Gee Of pro-
tst.d tyrspb, accompanied Nth cfr1ln isaoss in-
arstrp 49, d.Trs,rd . cruaiiiun VI fht n7rsl prin.
tip. culd civ h. i.stnd the records -
rtie life ~ su chat has been fon ID ~ ths history
~ rsu.d butl.po. recently Il cr.-sd. sbp
ssti,d M. business ~ bacs NTH rr maui years
rest ,st trurt street ~ 10. ouy Burlsad ma
ben nsDird sum~ y'sts end hsd !. family vnsn ne
TEX Inn ir 1--WE. about -g lat y-tr 49, youag
gtri about the lid bed hts 80. pise-d ~
sbist ult.I ava, ftum 81 iut're 'ur-e With sHy
hunsu b.irg up"n tn pr.t.nee ~ iuea1tty hit sitn
IT, usiBsnve q taS'rg tbi- Noing 'emal. part
rsr tr he bed snd ard m missr,hls est t-as. ~
th. unhappy -- -ss yrolof s~a h. ats-r. supplies ~
tood but psrs's sss suI"trs ~ appr sch her sui
sttyTli.rtsS Ter a. r'tsl cent ~ ar ri.shfps we're
eGt,u EtEpBstisNees mgd- from time a. fin.
" III. gtt but n. d.fp ehs -sei-- " the
,ssnso g. cree sunss rtsit r.i.n ifsxOsstoa4
fnt' rf.fsn.r -srs tBt,rgnssd fsr aat tha
poor snsespe ir'srdie-s brt,iss- fansl- D. we'd ON
th ~itLiu T. ~ ds,s vhsn her stursl ..sani
syirg epplrstI'n wa nscr 4 THE tos4 hip
80 hsr b LRlf Sbs we imrsdts'sty vtd.d Nv Que ~
thee s,bteu.n sHa wbsn tBiot,scd ~ -pald b. re-
ryr,s ~ eupforish~ ssy lum she tered may ~.
ri,s,tou- ~ sra y Vdt sDd raes h.r ss~- bssv-a
pttefite y,sysr 20 fhnnksvtstg ~ me Yprrosirinr
wkl.h nd then saved hrr f-tfu /. fartner pfu-
be- ys,tsu ~ .rtwn~ruR. The val -tuntts is
~. pspser rrtshtishn~pt s't-,re ~ the
bsIsixi Ev,rissi -- Cipss-~sn tAFsnsi, Ssp,
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kfssei~.


ARRIVAL aND DhpAKrrREs.
Hrs Conn doi- Parker. Philadelphia; Colonel Tall
eott. L. 50 W. Y 1ro-bri5F-, Y. = -; John Ho~.
ard kyan. London; MIR. tO-k- sho fsu,il, Brtsh
Amy. rp'rin stewart u \. A. Or wIn Power and
lazy Baltimore; y. Nosd Mobtr~sl y. Waidbrrr sud
isnty 1.c'gs; Mr Msctey. ''.~rsis. Major Us.iin,
| A; N NJ Davenport Gsurg,s. ,. Johnson,
Ge,rgi-: :. Bsson ~ Lou,s; spfan RsDo u. y A (;
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d. Wright Inn John leeds. y % ispe- - Doar-
lace. W kuth rsa surgeon ,isps-sl Harris
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ton t'tfv Dalton, Boston, william P"i~. W.
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cfuuste water tonsI any. Boston. 7. 9 hputes1
g. outs ser. smops The ariissI- y.sssrasy ct the
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Brsdx,s National Collcction OF paxr

Brady's National Collection OF Daxus
tp:o'yt., ns,ns ,hls soscGn ~s md iinsasss:
eminent men. strsDeers and oitrer. respas fully
yi.sd 10 san an. .m%in. them :. hi. Gallery. S5 and
,ior manner ~ the shortest netics1 Sac ssssr'ns
loshsts, bracelets Be- corstsnty Tor sale ~ above.
Chtidrsn's Fancy Hats.-ucmim has 4,
with Tho y Of his ma iufsctnrs form one Of *. ~.
s.s,r,n sns ever offered ia this city Ladies' ere invite
Style improved in model and In saase,
81. s .1ar . ~, pnss h.S' Sn
cd in beauty of form Nv ar he house In shis III
~ " j0iss \. eGSIS vi ~ B; ;sS
FAN Fashiom, Is4O - w m. n. B,ebe n
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and Winter Fsshi'n for Csntemeas Haze This style Of
ssns Tor .hs ..s.sn present" an air Il si.ss.ss sad
sepy .sdss. y. ssp.Sssy ia,sss % 's,i a,d s1sr
recently imported BY MS.
Combs.-Isdies are Respectfully Invis
- examine the choices selection Of Dres Combs the SUBJ
city which iii :. u, che pss.
.qsh admired Also. can be obsined every article ap
''' $ " ': VIZ; .s s.is%S WHIP: ..:.
A Fine French CIosn Dress, or Trook d
E's. !. e, s,t,s sr sie The very fest ss s..a Wee
Hius snS ir.xn Freei and sscss ron 81 4. SS ssss
Coossju't received @. r. CLARKE. the Arss Tailsr in
liam st., bsr'r hing at Lshn-tlsl
Fire Arms, OF lhe following deserspt
for saie, low, and on liberal termp NJ J0sEPd x u
- Maiden Lane Bale celebrated u, 3. Carsinss; Do,
kar. Rifle and Shot Gun csmh,ned Pow lug and Duck
F.v"ivers psr.r ard snaless variety Of ether PHI
staptsd 10 every nark@t 4
Patent Enamslled PIatcs for Artin.
Teeth. N. Isvstt. sbtis Pattpt-e. en- Broadway y
call attention 10 THE h-autiful shish neshsssAl
tstry. Which produces muth comfort aud sasisfact
the wsarer Szti-faetery ihestes asi ryssm nsnaa
rem sens Of the frss den lists In the uhisn.
DIR. Powell, o. nlist md Aurfss. has J
fntoued Arihssi ky.s Which css be Inserted -ithsu
slightest sin, Aod Gil m,vs like the patuyal
Yewel attends ~ ssuAl TO diseases Of the Eye and g.
~ arrss street. corner 81 Br,sd way who're can
IN r" Trsatsss - The I've" peics =, e.ess.
warts, 0e1es. aud Efood Moles, can
rsneysd ~ ain ile by Mr. STRIKER l<s Rivugt
u. Lrdiss OF zen lsnsr troubled with tie have
tAhsn on ~thsst the least pain, TIN. through she
ii. STRIKER. private hot