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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
'Sl0anS Column of Advertisement,

- All tile medicines advertised hv w
=, Slnan, are also sold on agency BY Merchants
Druggists, &c in nearly every town in the West
ern States. For sale in Southport, BY f. ROB
iNSON, P. P. GREENE, SAWYER 81 CO.,
and II. f. STRIKER
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

y 4 ARSEILLES QUlLTS-A few mere Mar
vi sellGs Quilts at low prices can be had at the
cheap cash stoie corner OF Main and Pearl streets
81 HUBBARD a. BLIN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

XNO IN CulLDREN.- Kolmstock' S
w Vermifuge is the most extra orIjn ary med,
cine ever used. Should there be no worms il
will not hurt the most delicate child but will do
il good. a. c au;ion-AlI Of the above named ar
tlcIes are sold only genuine by Coms'ock 81
Bro. 81 second ST, S: Louis, under the Monroe
House aud Coms;oo * co, u Coriandt ST. N
y, proprie,ors OF the original and only genuins
Magical PAIN Extractor. and Hays Linimcnt for
the Piles, and Sawyer x Co Southport. colIyl0
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

GtL0THS A large stock Over Coatings. Broad
~ Cloths. Cassimefes, Satinets End Sheepsgrey,
at manufacturers prices, at the cheap cash store
corner o! Main and Pearl streets.
u HUBBARD & -BLIN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
lMNIN

IN this place on the 5th inst, josEcrtyE, daugh>
ie-os ). G.. Strong, in the 18Th year OF her age.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

OR taken by mistake. from tie desk of the sub.
Oscrbers' Store, on the 18th inst Trio Wheat
TirketS marked as follows No. 1929 Dated Dec.
18th. 1915, Il. OF ID. Gage. for II X. Elkins - bu-
80 ID. spring wheat; also No. 42S, dated as above
r. OF d. Gage for H. X Elkins, bu. "A ID. grown
winter wheat The public airs cautioned against
purchasing said Tickets, as delivery OF the wheat
upon the same has been stopped.
HALE, MANNEY & co.
Southport Dec. %, 1915. n26
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

WIN +. WAITE having tins day associated
w himself with his brother T. J. WAITE, RS
der the firm OF W. +. & L. J. WAITE. are now
prepared To offer their customers the cheapest and
best made assortment OF
CLOTHING.
ever offered in this market, and from the fact that
their Gooos are entirely new, being manufactured
in Southport at their own establishment by cempe-
tent workmen they can offer much superior III
ducemea;s TO customers than those who have large
old stocks on hand OF eastern manufacture, the &C.
cumuaton Of years 0uE motto will ever be
one Price, SnsaH Profits. Terms Cash.
W L. q T. J, WAITE.
Southport Nov. Is, 1913. u
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
GAgTaGT.

4 IL PERSONS are cautioned against harborius
: \ my wife Sally Ann, as she has left my h1use
aad refuses to perform the duties of wife and a mo
lher without any provocatinn Whatever. | shal
pay no debts OF her contracting.
MILO BRITTON.
Bristol, Jan. IL, 1919. 3O*3w
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

TESTIMONY OF ANOTHER PHYSICIAN.
The following is an answer in reply ID d note
from our Agen. asking DIR. Bouton's opinion Of
this medicine.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

II AMP OLA splendid article Tor sale very
| 4 low By the barrel or gallon at the cheap cash
store corner OF Main and Pearl streets
81 HUBBARD s. ELM.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
T. o ST.:

T. o = e.:
ONE WAREHOUSE RECEIPT given by
Henry X. EIkins to 4. RuE, dated January 4,
1919, No. $685. for A. bushels q pounds inter-
wheat. All persons are notified not TO purchase
SAID receipt, as payment has been stopped.
ANDREW kULL
ESTRAY.
Broke into the enclosure of the subscriber, on
the 4th inst, S rEER about years old, bright
rcd color top OF The near ear cut of, has a white
POT in his forehead. Also ycarlng BULL,
brndle color, face and top of the tail whlte--no
other marks. Tie owner viii please come tor.
ward, prove property, and take them away,
j. Z. CALLAHAN.
Pleasant Prairie, Jan. 5, le49. no
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
Dress Goods,

Cashmeres, NJ. de LANES, all prices from Ia
to 5s., large assortment OF Silk and Cotton
Warp, Mode coPd Plaid and Satin strip'd Alpa.
cas- from ls6d 10 s., Chameleon Iustres, Brilliant
do. silk striped Madonnas, Blk Gro de Rhine
silks, Raw silk Plaids, Bomhazines, Oregon
PIllds, GInghams, Is per yd, Prints from I'D up.
CIOAKINGS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
SOUTHPORT PRICES CURRENT.
yta5 u4y sag RS my@

REM.4INING IN the Post Office, at Southpor
Quarter ending Dec. 3lst, 1913.
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HUBBARD & BLIN
Corner Of Hain and Pearl SIS. and one
door south ofA0 Darkee House,
OUTHP ORT, WIS.
VNiE Subscribers are now opening large
WOODEN GOODS.

consisting of Broadcloths, all colours and prices,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, plain and fancy CASH
meres some very cheap Sattinets from 2s to 6s,
Shee aa Grey Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Macki-
nav Coatings, Vesungs, Salisbury Flannels,
Red and Wine Twilled Flanneis, Plain do all
coloui5 and qualities, Plain and Ilald Ladseys.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

Ladies White and Cord Kid, Blk. do. Blk. and
White Silk, Merno, l.isIe Thread and Co,,.
Gloves. Gents. Blk and Cold Kid, Berlin, Me-
fino and Buck Gloves, Colt. Hosiery, all quail.
lies, and at prices too low TO mention, Wpg.
ued Hosiery.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
SssAWES.

Broche, Tartan Plaid, Long and square, Bias
het, Thibet, NJ de Laine, and Net Shawls.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
CHAS. NJ. FOWLER,
IEMIRA 4. FOWLER,
COMPREHENSIVE.

Adm's wilh the will annexed,
.istol, January /, lc-i9.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
ONE ssAkF CHEAPER

Then buy at WAlTE'S, and when you hav,
worn il long and faith FULLY, hnhd it down to pos
terlly, or in future years, while seated by you
snug tire side. with your Grand and Great Gran,
Children around, descant eloquently upon the tri
ais and rewards of the early settlers of Wisconsin
when 'ithat old coat was new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26
Sporting Intelligence.

UNIos CouRsE, l.. L-Tue STALLION Tror.-An I'm
crowd visited the Union Course yesterday AFTER
noon to witness the trot advertised to come OF be.
tween the three greatest troting stations the world
The expectations Of the crowd we're however, dsap-
pointed by the withdrawal Of st. lawrence as high
hopes entertained Of him, bascd his previous
performances, the principal OF which was his dis
tapcipg the famous trotting horse Mac, in harness.
mile heats. in canada In 2;32 Nuch money had been
staksd on the result Black Hawk being the favorte at
slight Odds against the field Cassius NJ. Clay held
in light e'tmation, owing principally to his want
OF condition, aud the fact that his did not
wish to start him on that account But when
the hour Of starting arrived and 1t Was discovered
that the Canadian horse st lawrence aLas the Pen
dergrsst that objections made TO two years
since ON both the Union aud Centreyis tracks,
count ~ hi. Doubtful gait withdrawn by reason
Of some pecunarv with the proprietor OF
the track, and which stat ed tho the
time. then the owner Of Cassius Clay for yard
and raid that be would not withdraw his horse not
withstspdrr his utter want of training an condition,
being unwilling that i'm cd % spectators
hould he disappointed The race then won't on and In
the FIRST heat Black Hawk won by over distance, but
Clay was not sbut out ovng TO person being In the
judges stand In this heat clay ridden by Harry
Jones man Who had crossed his back but once
previously Mr. Jones. on finding that he unlikely
to win the race induced Col Bsrtipe to take him In
hand for I've remainder II the race The Colonel ap-
peared 10 have control him than his previous
rider bad but the sk % the rider could not compen-
rsts for the want Of condition In the horse aud al
though successful In bringing out the speed he failed
In TIE endurance, and was beaten. Black Hawk won
the reee IN three straight heats time ti-2:3s-2al.
when the affair had been got through with the owner
~ Cassius NJ. Clay. having great confidence in the
speed and bottom Of his horse when in proper con-
dicp offered 70 match him against either black Hawk
ST. Lawrence 10 the race IN three week,
from the present time. for thousand dollars,
or - much more their we're disposed TO nut
up. u In the general opinion from what trausplrei
yesterday, that the owpers OF the other stations will
decline any further contest for IL Is evident that,
nom ,be exhibition OF speed by cs'.ius daring the
race that he " superior to stallion In the world
and we would advise not that would deter others
who differ In opinion With ne nom entering cganst him
to let him alone. He Is " enc OF 'em -
CrNrnrvfLtr CorRsr.-TRQrrINo.--It Is annosucei
that rot viii take place bn Friday next over the
Centeville track mile heats hest three in Eve In har.
for purse Of szso between those favorite aud
celebrated nsgs, Lady Suffolk aud Lady sutton.
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Shipping lntsiiigsncss

III.
Arriv,S-ships Noble and walab, NYork barb Ceres. do
ihp Austria, Philadelphia brig Sea Flower, do.
Dosror, Sent n
srrved-shp Thorndiie NewcptIe l,h ult: harm Eataw
Beltncrs hrigs karrsruagas, Friendship aud Bryapt
Philadelphia; sclis Prospect Baltimore; xaabar Tyrone
Advance Treat Monterey and California PhtlsdslHhia
Abbott Lawrence ard Melville, rork brrs Caleb sr.
Turts Isspd, ith its Oryiha Denmark. Hudson Ca4d.
and Bchuorn, Phiadeph ia schrs Herret reiricks-
burg Civilian Aklam, and Almirs Ann Philadelphia Tren-
ton and John More
sar,d Steamship Eurors. Liverpool via Uuifau ship,
William Goddard, Cseutta flasio, San Francisco; Jsssh
Bsdte Norleans lg Monte Cristc Rio Haebe sehrs
albany. Friend, Nlork.
MN rslos Pomorov from Sullivan from BrookIyn
got shore 2lst inst Care Pog, but Of evening
ga without damages abe will sail FRS, wind.
Arrived Rrir Olive chamltrlnis, PhiIsdsiphia.
Cicared-Bris Msol. onne, Cuba.
..Arvcd-Brs Ohio, oarbs. Africs Aug ie. Lei, BRIG
Hamilton for Leewar1.
klfo srrive1. fchr Avenyer. Richmond.
eailed-Sehr Leader, Albany.
NEw BrvroRp. Sept o.
ArryedRarf Panthson NYorh; sehr, Oscar Jones. Nor
fob; III Bsrrich. do and tAiled Tor Thons.oni clarion
sud Glib Albany; Sarah Augusta, New York; sloop.
Harriet. d.. -
saiied--schr. " Adams and Cohauet. Baltimore. N w
Passed ty-Sehr Atalsr "a, Philadcpha fog Warshsm.
srrived-sehrs Tine Potonoke and southsmptcn 9nn,ih;
Hamlin Philadelphia; A West atiauyg yoita Rondout,
sloers Hswtins RWiiliams Iauhphser. Arion. AID
Motto NYork
sad--sehr, Tyrs Bstimore; Radius Aibany; Ad,.nsu-
rer, NYork; Hector, Rondout.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26

CiscINSArL September ga NJ
The river continues low, there being but two feet
and four inches Of water the Bar and that
recedipg The weather Is clear cool and pleasant =
In -four there Is good business doing and the mar
bet IL steady the sales embrace 900 bbs
old brands ut So Sales OF whiskey making at I9c
Some parcels Of hams canvassed and packed sold at
7he There Is no change to notice in groceries, and
fair demand prevails.
BrFrALo, September 25-6PN
Tho receipts Of hour since yesterday 1000 bbls
wheat oc0 bushels and corn, 20 0o0 do. The market
for common State and Western -four, Is dull. Small
sales of Michigan were made at 81 80 q 81 62E. The
demand for wheat continues good but the
too high for buyers to operate freely A lot OF
1900 bushels Cleveland vas made, to arrive at Csc
There Is doing In and we note sale, OF 500
bushels, including mixed, at 4sc and 5ls for fat
yellow. whiskey Is without change Frdghts remain
ss yesterday.
ALpAsy, September 2s-6 p NJ,
The receipts ~ produce by canal since yesterday
were. Is 600 bbls -four. 800 bushels wheat IL 600
bushels corn. 500 bushels barley There IL no change
In -four. but the demand IL less active The aales Of
the day 10000 bbs at the quotations Of Yesterday
In wheat the sales embrase 400 bushels Genesee nj
81 10 Corn without change to notice and the sales
600 bushels at 5s4e for western mixed and soc
for round yellow There also sales Of 500 bushels
mixed. To arrive within week ten days at bsc
Sales SEQ bushels primary mixed two rosed barley
at COO. Whisky 10 &c for prime with sales OF 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26

More Trouble mt Westinghouse War with
Morocco.

The equinoctial gales seem to be blowing very
severely in the neighborhood of the White House.
and the Office of the Secretary of State. Our
Washington correspondence to-day, discloses a
third scene in the drama. 1t seems that another
quarrel Is under way, between the United States
and the Bey of Tunis; or, at least, if they don't
make quarrel ont of it, they ought to do so. Our
correspondent at Washington gives the particulars
Of the case OF John Howard Payne, who appears to
have suffered much during the few years that he
acted as Consul at Tunis, and whose grievances
ought to be iemedied at once by the government
At Washington, if they have any sense and spirit
left II will soon be time for General Taylor to
take the leading Of public affairs into his
hands The secretaries appear TO be getting into
too deep water. Let us watch and pray.
The next grand move will be war with Spain,
about Rey 1--WE have war with the Semlnoles)
then war with Russia, about the case of Silas
f. Bunows-and last, but not cheapest, a war
with the Camanche and Apache Indians. War;
war, war!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26

,apfvAts Avn pvrsrrrnr.
ID. n. Clarke. a. q N:C ID Horns. Boston: J. Ste~,-t
Illinois; A. Chessehorcugh Philadelphia; Aberuethy
Tennessee: ~ Gunter, rexas: Gov Eranch. FLORIDA b.
Adams. Ohio: n. Butler. Louisiana; }. w. Anderson
Savannah; Prof Ross Sing Sing. Gen. n. Jsnr,t Me-.
ryiapd. Henry Wells. Cbariestop ". Reyuolds No
bile. ". Warren, Troy; Parsons. Florida: " Rsbi.
NELL Charleston; Hon Il. Pratt Pratsvills: " ". Cone
Alabama: Capt Spencer Ohio; and Capt Bell, u. s. A.,
arrived yesterday at the Irving TIouse
w. wbitcomb Boston; Eds Penn, Georgia; r. CATO
hen do } G. Cor. Quincy, lllno(e J. Lucas. New Or
leans Col Moon. Bosten: sna Dr. Coke, New Orleans,
are 1T tho American Hotel.
N. N. Colts, Bipgbamtop; O. Dual. Ohio; A. Lea
venwoftb. Virginia; v n Brooke, Maryland; n AuIck
U Navy II. Hitchcock, England; .. lee PhilalsI-
pha; " 1ilson. 81 Louis; Capt. g. Webster ~ York;
and W a. weDder, U. g. A., occupy apartments at the
Aston Home.
J. n cste. Perrylvsnis; J. D. Russell. North Caro-.
lima; Col Noptford Nontrose; and n. Butt Toron TO-
are among the arrivals at the Howard Hotel.
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and one Of the principal points in the movement IS
the establishment of the Italian Opera on proper
basis. as a centre of reunion for the elegant and
enlightened classes. We ought not to permit any
of The cities of Europe to surpass us in elegance,
or taste for music. They may point to their revo-
utions, their rows, and their fmeutes, as emitting
them TO precedence aud superiority in the ranks Of
fashion and society; but certainly have, within
the lat yer or two, exhibited as remarkable facts
in our fashionable streets, and in our fashionable
circles as have taken place in any city IN Europe
within the same time.
We hope, therefore, that the fashionable people
of New York, IN the approaching season, will
come forward with generosity and lberaty, and
increase the amount of their subscriptions beyond
that Of dollar a ticket. Unless they willing
to give a dollar and half or two dollars per night
for the choice of seats, much fear that success
will not attend the attempt The time is favorable
for carrying out such an undertaking. Business is
prosperous Goldfish sells well; pork and moasses
bring good prices stocks go up and down; gold
is coming from California Mr.. Clayton can't get
up a war with France everybody is growing rich !;
now, therefore, is the time for our high circles
refined families, to put their hands INTO their
pockets, come forward nobly, and aid in the great
work Of establishing the Italian Opera on per-
manent basis and thus reorganlze fashionable So
ciety on a new foundation, to be secure
against all of accidents, ignorance, the fall
Of stocks, hereafter.
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niism ana re mept Of the Post once.
Nsw YoRr, September a. 1910

Ms FDfroR =
Permit TO call your attention to grievance that
calls for REMEDY am usually receiving. simost daily,
letters from the south These letters reach the New
York Poet Office after noon OF day; but Ia
not receive them st my beuse In the 9Th ward until
sfternoon ofthe day follosiDg Thus. when letter
TO my address Ia mailed at Washington city at az r.
NJ. and reaches New York about noon next day; thus
t~epy four hours elsp'e before get ". the trans.
missiop from the Poet Office In Nassau street u the
9th ward occupying more time than that from wash-
iBgton to New York. PUNCTUALfry.
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Io,- N - ~ W ha " btVNs ,
iiG 9exs " fBT rs,s. Sseort,ari..

TWILTrnwARD USITED.-wE. IHE uNpERsrGv-
90 inreet,rs Of election IN the Taeifth Ward OF the
CITY ~ New Ntrt arpoin ed Nv Tho twelfth ward
cratic Republican Committee bold the primary ballot
dered o. be I'D hv the acnersl committee
IN tor usra oy he .siecio of ward roninstins
Tee eorfttHa 81 tfetf three deatest Senatorial
venton i've dtyries 20 The County Convention Avs della
gate. 20 The Convention n nnrEae leads % Deptmen
three deleaat Judiciary Convention and dssrstes
70 the Assembly Conventirn, q hereby thas hc
following rcrscnr duly elected such reprcssvo
topventoss a. the delesss5 from TIE rwelth Wsrd.-
srd Noni.a tips Committee John Bradhnrs Daaiei
v. Titmar. John Qnipn, andrew Catran, Janet csva,
rstr Brenrsr ItLn Earas. aac nycsmsn, lorsniah
Towle Seven honton 1erstte NCnbe yos, Ih gesfv.
Thomas Kerr ilenri olrs David q JACKSON Judiciarv
tommitue-Wiiror o. Bnnt William %. Craft garrit M.
striker, Jr County tsnverton-Patrick Dohertv Thopaz
b.rn.r I,hn burehlL q. Joh9 Murray James Crow.
Htsds ~ Drari mtrs ~. kim Thomas Kerr David
Wood. fatriek sssttrtsr Rohtr rhompson ssnatorisr
orvsnten- Aersham Williams. Hesry Breevoors Janss
Lynch Assemblv--John oKeefc. Michael Clark Fdwar8
Dennis Js mes rpoyl. william o. Ey-s, Thomas sponsrl.
rdwaTd Ftteeils James kHraick stephen Van vostArf
W vltrcof we have Lsreunto names this
zOh dsy 81 september, 1919. Henry COLLINS.
yOSEPa GEeRv.
WILLIAM a RIVERS.
THuNsS KtaR.
s. y. AJILrON.
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Sr. LOUIS, September ga M.
Information has reached this city that the Winnie
bsgo Indians have become dissatisfied with the homo
assigned to them in the last treaty and that they
Gently assembled together and set out for their old
hunting grounds Capt Page stationed at Fort Smell
ipg) being apprised Of their movements, marched q
force to intercept them which he did Rice Lake,
and succeeded In driving them back. IL is feared.
however, that further difficulties win grow out Of the
affair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26
Affairs In Canada.

MONTREAL, September 25-P NJ
The Cabinet held council day bat their delibers-
lions were kept secret.
Mr. Merritt will leave town in day two it is said
Tor the purpose Of meeting Lord Elgin; to whom he
will communicate the determination OF the cabinet in
reference to the seat OF government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26
psovemenss OF Tpdsv,du.vs.

1lst inst
DR. Thomas NJ. Foote. " 8 Minister to Bosota, viii
leave for his mission the 10th proximo
Father Mathew Il at FALL River.
NJ Charles yslo's Secretary TO the French Legation,
has arrived in Wsshin gton.
Hon Daniel Webster arrived in Boston, on Monday
last from Marshaeld He will attend the fair OF Nor
folk eouutv
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery-RIcHARD lI-DoN
CESAR BAzAN.
BROADWAY THEATRE BroadvAy-0PLAENIGAN AND
u. IEs-IRIsH SECRETARY.
EIBLo'S GARDEN Broaswsy-RIP VAN WrsKLH-Hrs
LAST LLGs.
BURROWS THEATRE, Chambers ttre.t--sonsRoRY
EIsE-YoUSs AMsEIcA-How TO PAY YOUR "AsHkR-
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham sqrare-SLAsHER AND
CT ssprR-THE MURDERED BoArNAs ANT Hrs DoG-rHE
i<yINcIBLEs.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brosdway-WHo's rHn CoNPo-
srE l-BEIrASNtA HIsEREIA-THE WATERMAN
CoVsIs lAhBEIS.
MECHANICS HALL-CHRsrY's MIssrRELs-voYAGE
IvGcALE-ETHIoPIAx SINGING.
TABERNACLE-GRASD Vocal AND IssrREsEsrAL
CONCERT.
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broadray-Fron A. u. 10 10
Pm.
New York, wedne sday, September 26, lS49.
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Movements OF Politicians, &c

UREA, September rs, lS4o.
Mr. Foote the recently appointed Minister to Bogota,
passed through this city to. day.
Horace Greeley, Mr. Reed, and . large number Of
wings, arrived here to-day, their way to the Wing
State Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Appointments ny the PRECEDENT
WAsHIEcroS, September 26-P M
The following executive appointments were an
noupesd TO. day -
COLLECTION.
Nishcll Fosdick, at New London, Connecticut, Woe
Massey, removed.
Edward O'Herron, at Memphis, Tennessee, vice Geo.
w. Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26
The Sabbath Convention.

ST.. Louis September q, 1870.
The Sabbath Convention met in the Presbyterian
Church last evening Hon Edward Bates Of this State
chosen President About five hundred delegates
were present.
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Destruction or the steamer Germantown
by Fire.

CINCINNATI, September %, 1s4o.
The steamer Germantown, from this port, de-
stroyed by fire Sunday last, Shawneetown, IL
linois She bad on beard 200 passengers all Of whom
were saved The boat and cargo, which was valuable,
will prove total loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26

BosroN, September 25-P. NJ.
Advces from Buenos Ayres to the 26th Of July have
been received, but no general news Of Importance.
Vessels from the United States placed quaran-
tine for eight days, account Of the cholera.
There but few hides and little wool in the mar
ket-nearly ell having been bought up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26

city ere Informed b.st place 70 get orpsmsn hair
" keshur.t Beards "a Maiden lane where
On hard the largest the and best Of
which, FOR price and quality usequad The trade
Piled Wholesale. Call and judge for yourselves ~ No.
Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26

CALIFORNIA NEws-The Crescen, City will be
due to-day from Cbogres. She may not, after all,
bring any news from California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26

wig Fsotory No wall street, and 10 tho eny esaS-
hhent IN the city e,clusivey devoted 10 that business
He has invented important i'm AID
invites examination Of those Wis foupscs that OBJ
Co an .Aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26

utptr corner of Broadway and Murray street
tns The largest cciscicn Of rtrats Of dssngu she'd lnd
vduais In the United St.er II Is impossible for
fcsn TO visit this celebrated gallery without seeing the
simes Of many Of their frenda