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WANTS.
DOMESTIC servants.
GONE REALLY fr-.---.ss s---.rfs 80 COZ
= Atite --iir- a ere To- Il WaEer-sr
uar-g CD IL rl--f -


/ = Asibs P-6,---ivs A--ncT,- c. waser-s-
/ Na.-g % IL ri--f. - o.
nRF-S.MaKER wANTED 70 90 20 SEig.
! h JaLEAn- no icr-s Folar wto l-i1rs-llls
49, trs.r-.s u- IT, -sr ro--r 20 pa r. rr.I rr.rf
! I'd r.ssar- pad o1t Af1r--s lee -1 =. l--lr- o.
/ Gee - -
| lOoK-KREPER-Bt P-yy-risi. ~ yos-- --s-
-. - -.-l-.' -.ars ~ s--r-.r-r-.--t ft--
-r--s fret --ari--r A. -fess e. o9E l,if P1sC PEE.
o.. .-seof
R0oK-BINDaR WAITED - 90 sorTa-A
I - - 81 n'--- -- 80 ,'- AFnF
ELRRK WANTED .l a Boz .tors.-g lstss e
- an We s-c-s- i-. ~ b re 3ooz Az .ts -
4rg 5l.'r-ss A--r-s- p r1r. gr-s r-ielr-c-s B.
4CLEAN. TIDY BOY wasted 20 ril srr,-s. and
y s-eg s-1-s % lrle- APP e. e. f--on-sr s-5l,-
HARDWARE NERcaANTs.-A ya--s ua-.
II F-9 --- -er7-r ..E y-s-- = ,a'e't.e ga -,.,
merchants 10 ftf-rs-e .l - csr i-'1c- ID OIL ~ er-
l.cferi ca---eel- .-e .-'li tls e-t-.--- h- a--
r-@-a-e-. Address Box It'. Lo..e-ce - Do
90 MERCHANTS. Asla..e.a-sr. saa o.--,' e
~. fnres -- ~a'-.r-.- r,sh-er-- n- Agent orb -
r.. Be- r-e re-0..Iel. -.1r lrr r-r-si rom .
.n t-0if s--nr q .a rr-lr. '..rrs. lesimo-'rs H'
- -.-.s.--- r...- re--..s r-.rlf a. rr.-lr..u-
r.l r-.rf-sa .le fJ j. - a.. BOZ 0 tsailsT -s9lsre
P9stOf-s - 80
T'0 JOB PgINTERs.-A yoarE nan. l-a-5aza-
> ~ err tH.- ND. @ -.tf ' ~ n''. .-'
JOB frrurf. T-r'- i'.'', '-f- r-s-le 1 az c-.
n..r- he'd a lr-.f - -a .-sI.rf -rs on lH
-.iy. 80 mace -r-y p end O. 'a- worE rs .i1dg fr
30 Dol. rire r1-s tri r0,-' 20 etrrg ertre sti-
fsrtIr Co1r.rrn1 o. ecan rers. terms 7 20 l--f
1f c 'y references rl1 ar --ser. Aflrtss T. D lia-
1.- 0l-e. ,2l
TO TAILORs.-A good o.7e-ar.'y os.,. 90
! r-..-. '-.a m.n ari good Is. -sal1 n o4r sss
r Nau Iars-r s0l1l irr4-rs .s from lis tr f--e
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DRY GOODS.

FASHIONABLE AND CUEAP.-A N ~
DAVIES 30 blwcfy and lh5 tui on a. have f-ceiy ~f
BY recent InvssA splendid assortment of curtain msis
na- n every description, lace aid embroidered muslin
rnrlsns window cofnices, bands, simp., Ae ABo VIII.
dow shades and paper haugings The subscribers hanx
rcce sed mo shove goods direct FROM Tie
and purchased for cash. enabled Onsr them whor
sa. retail n per cent lower thsn any other essb.
In The city. Also manufacturers Of pure hair and
maus-os feather beds With every article 10 tho ughol
sirry line. A. N. a II. DAVIES, UpholstrI-rs
IS lmeod' 40 howery and 1875 fuon-.s
hRy GOOD-.-Rsceiving daily, Fall goods. bans
Dsls. fsnnes CLOVIS, eassiGsrer, apacs lusues Nav
.rinos &c Also damaged black cloths, french s~rinos
in-h linens diapers, bisnseis PIRATE Ia fos sale by
- the WI MATHEWS, 40 Csihsrnssf
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~ Wafer-ture ln-tiIutes.--pf 4 "a AZ IT,
ceiV-s patients al his councillors cy esiaoi sAtehi .
l,ish-sf ans 10 Oyster BAY l. General p aclce o.
tended a.. Advice siyeH ~ homs uca;merL 0o,sua-
uons, verbal or ly letter s. - ann
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81 - - T. ON
<s.ssss3s G e9Haih !.


-ar ID ~ y ~ lone N TIL, DAY n 81 0'clOcs. mile
H4 beet i1. by please. The u0lss, % COZ
f lf tn- above sl-E- Ins hires fises salous iha
have ever cll.-gd-e Osstsru -lsDr tuy other cogntr
w. Pr-llsrgrfs rffsr- b. b. 81 Lawrence from Montreal
W Vince ead faters biz b sek ha~. e. ). Berthe
enters tr b. Cassils n Cay The ~il leave South
fsrfv, Br0os.gr .t3 oe.ocE ard rrtlru he
spcrts are over % lt'l 81. ID. CREME Proprietor.
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ALll.rEn -TDyR naNrPAcToKY.-E d

Z 4 90 r. = - ~ j = DN a
OlltH BRIDGE. &c Ws.-f-t i.s ior sac lsrge and
-re sss4f1ar. cf la yar1r. 0fe- I'D nlf.srs sDvcs
.Dl ile El-r 0r-ln-lfsl % ife PLAZA I'D lo~-oncef
r .1fr. 1r- ads ~ Tie beet ra,esi esc in trr bet
l-r-er slgLg lc-H Pr v sefs reieri, Jr Goa,
30 b--z OH. Dalrrt ~ wood OR al stoves, 10
.-s-rg re -1rr- exel.1g .rs1t-1 Nlll sIaentll
-s. .l- recon rert ~ n cQlr fcrce "a tsi1g pc
r0f any '1f tl4 y-fre, -t re-reree vii be glyrr
fJ ats r.az lbl1 1aly ~ <t0n prefer hem 10 bot
frsl-. OR prices e. 14 a. a. az cher ,st11lsl-
= "A. ---- re lrE Ec.. -gL- s-gv-- c-arsc, re-
-- AZ Fl. -, ~ r@.eui r0f.a-l. - snort 70
.-- - zr-ofs
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEw-YORK.... SEPTEMBER 9.
MISiATuEE .LHsNAc....rHis DAY.
-. sv. Ksss..s - ssis...h 81 fut aess sei' norn
" ufcp wArER....Sept. p
qt4 "A. = We eslF ga
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PANORAMA OF THE HOLY LAND.

PAINTED eN q. lNIlE2I. fs.
rFfHlS IMMENSE PRODl CrlON. on which ths sril 81
Wa engaged iuce.sarly for twenty months occupies
ifoo SQUARE FEET OF CANVASS,
srf we1rf exception ihs most eishors-. correct and
-a-g,rH- ~cfs ror In existence
10 will ha exhibited flr fhe 'rsf fln-
MONDAY EVENING. SEPT -. l8U
Ard every Fv-rirs flrrs ne vres
Ag THE COLISEUM ROOMS. $50 BROADWAY
lf embraces aulnber Of Historical Views lskea by sey.
arf. er .rarf arIsfs
A. eloquent fss--.0t' - of ihe Psr0ramsn an n viii
fIrr.siHret >rriour. znrcf1e- R- sors remrisc-n-
end i or-s i-fsis m every p.1f ihst ifrr-si
Ir beh0 .dtr-nii De delivered By Rev. J. Etcksbsuy.
Admission iN csuis ClI.ir.u lalf price.
Liberal arranFemeUfs viii De- made With Teacher. Of
Sa1h-l ana nfttr schools flr he admission OF aer pg.
p.-. OF application 90 tHe proprsiofs
Doors oDer a. IA. Panorama will commence movir Z
a. ft o'clock. as ~
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- M1RINE yonKNaL F0uRrA rAgE 3.

eIrARED-shps Queen ofu- Wet, Hsle'' Lvs'noe ore
- $50 c,. Rocco 1honp.oa Rio Grsnte. L-feea 90
g, po.h~ach \ Orleans. " ll~sli hoNos- Gay
g,,ls Nsuon ff.r-r savaursh sfuree- e.'an 4" ~. -
g..ssa. Caffi0sr, Nc h.ra"hH' II ta'r'' -'.''' .
Sow Som 81, Gals - a. ts...t..s d A..r..r D.
r..,, u,-frr Ssr Frsnfiseo. sherman eis,Af -
MI. Wee Csds s,imtt fokheni w 4 ,el-,' N''
t,,,-,.or C.ia.iius Ftistt. Bangor tfeit q -
seA. Pr.sieat iparl ioa-ssn, For A. ir', 80 si,l,.
.,.t 49,. Chester r. aonts sst~srau tHif ~
,,asr,. Fs-.fd Nav. Fhdad- rhsi joseph -,
li,r-,. o, Aan. oTka.. r-i-rseeE Homie. a 80 - '''
srs. ialnff r, q lsinafi nef '"''s W. o.
so.p Faeci HurrslI Pal river
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TO LET AND FOR SALf.
.n-,nORSING LINE AT :.

uOR>IsG LINE At .; o'cio<s
lzexss~S3 s-~ lod-psndeni oYpos,noa Day Line for
4 Dany, aiding 81 srvbpTgh, Poeg tk s-I-
-, khin-becs Bristol Cstsstl Hudson sss Coss.cs4.
Fa- - ce1ts - Ahany-to n. Ltncrzs Fsre IS ceub
bfsAtsst and dinner board ne boat o. Csufon %
frsyeiersl-LDy< oIt Tor prices ne AHA
pes shore s1f sroitrr tec 700 get On hosf y 10
boat fais tec~puon q easy % - s~ec, SO n-J ~
ALiNr. Cgrus Pecs. IT, COnmaocsr, vii n.
Steamboat Pier foot u bsrcisyst Mondays. We
cead4ys snc Fndsys str O'Clock ~ TOtclrg Il ~
foot u HsmnondsL n fofs, sseb way h~coilset f1s.
he Casne q cocs, an tDss fs1f ~-ig .rli
O'Clock are charged ~ ~ ne Aida Pas~1.~f- vi
cssce exsmrs tls Dosfs srron 90 sllous before a.
raging eissv here For passage Or nsktfsgst spy
tn Captains ofce Ga board. 70 CKOR0t W VII
LiANsJN, a. NJ cfcs 90 he wharf. az
IT, MOTIF g. o. and sf.sr H0sssy sept
.-a<.yc.sz5Szi, lsf5, NJ sesreg CATALINA Co..
-cgr-s Pers, j. for Albany end s1isr
nd as Places vii. cave me foot u B.Ic1ss t1.z1
II Robnson-s - heretofore, and D s.so loccs a. gh
5~cz, INSTEAD q Kingston.
- 81 0EO W WILLIAMSON, As-r,
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Il y
y .QNp-HkNp FJRNiTtRF, House pa sang Oos<..
kr-Tt ESOAN scot p - ~ O'Clock. 81 10 ero-csss
i e .od r~s~rve 10 pay sivsnc~s srg- stcc-
rf Vsusni- lrnirure rcWrrsrz ro9uplr-e afscriv-nt
sf rrrr .ts-fher ans rNer hrrfctrf i'irrc. f'flc.
sith are assortment ~ u.-ai snt ornamental as..
firnshrr FccJf 40. iror huiie. brsskias ~ boss
keepag fssft-f tsds Hstfe.ses bedding hrass~s A. \
Irgr1in csrref rh-r. .os. sois bsf.-sds. ciockafi
,h'rs. ssfs~sfe. hurrsn. Ac a.. Acc a. irvqsr~ II
a11eru fnkis. ersrssiags ssnlsoneiy trsuef 80 rrs
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Jaw BTCRwGEAr.-Ta- sssscrs-r. ar pre-
AIRED f1 receive orders ~ TEX halo. B1rENtssr.
-.l raczrl M r1p-rs1 1srres, bar 5are QIsrrr snd
l Usrs.i sEd Uc1-si a.-o, 30 cags - ~ al - -.
ar1- - argri or real % Re free run zrii.
'li ~eisti a-c sra-- 70 Cla-y % srF r. msrsc. Oat
cal Gral-l. cr. be - 4 yellow ir1 &c A--, Ala
n Corr E-s, extra --ri1e E.o1r. an s4prrt1- Hye
ir 1zrre- so 1 lsrr-s also iu tsEs = - al :,
rs rarh Ora from he sozth and Ess, accompanied
With cry References = meet ils prgn = ss,sancr
az 2E-ss JTkJ o FROST, - Fro1sss
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sRRfvEr-sip Naomi HoseTicn iNsi9oS Ag W.. ~ - la
"a s0u,sy los l.t e. OBJ s.. pt.svt 'a ws',' .
-, f,ss s,st-s of Bath VI 80. Newport W. r- - E D.
, a, ,f4er ,s..- Nesah & Wsft avg ~, So. 81,
l., 49,. paub chip N.a-fss. i.l DO tn ttts'' ~, ~. M
IL - 49,. b.,e in ". lrr'-t r~sN TIE 'ic -.
srrurr fh- t haorlsn h~ta OF t'e
t,..t.- $40 fhele Fesef. Bremen % atfr. .--
ps-senrrrs ~ Ns' -f
krfr-us. savanna 20 o. gi''h a - -.
rs - n .,p..if-i glrtinus \ Et.- -. G ~ o. y.
'an .ns,.- 20 pc ase fnpi. p soy -.
.'-sio .eos. and .sPghst with raisf ''of Forest -
By 81 H.rtrfae. . -, rf..i.r O, r,ssi.f
ht /" - r,.es u iaslfle So. luuarf, mt.'-i
eft cr'.s.- Wsi., sullivan. Ne. ace. untrf ~ -
SCR 80, T.rry Bsmcr-. fntse. sannsi. : 800
49,, e~rt., k-s,utf.s - m.ss ~, 90 = = -
s-., 80 prsy A-ssadfu g. ~aes'' he'He' - ~ ~
t...... 81 r.. al q
.',t.. allow Inrv .tsss te-' a
49,. ols e. HOwc. I'm vf.c-ls g.. 4. ~.
s.i ,... "a sh-sh-ri Aas~oiit tn ii'site--'
e,.i.,.t'.n Ca. lu liserp'oi tnei1f 80. - ''
y. $500. e.4s e. tiz,rr. rsy os Msrru- .. o. d.
80 AZ Fs.tsru t.ft ~,.s rssss'F-f'i 40 '-N '-ff
lisans. ~ sssslnsN. ~,.
R.rk star, --. s. % ~ ea'e'' .... .....
an . sssn OF the Wet lsssiol s'P Se,n "..'
a.. 49, R1tte-d.u lsHfsc, Ctafestof , a. s's
80 Vs,,or s.,-ra,a Al-asstsS, Bremen 'hofea" 10 =
fa.cuas-srf Others
WIND seftst-Ai ,sas.-s. NV msr'iaa d. '"'''' 3d.
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NOTICE TO cRsDfrops - 80 h-ssty rs.s ss~s,e = -
4 per>.us hssas etssns agslsf >oas FftfsA-
Klgcsc Cogsfy cs's-, nss-r sss~f Ia
sy fscassS -rsta 10 "a 10 so- ts-cf
r-sf-res SAG sfrsitJ. q D-fs
Ca-u e.. Ls~ Of A. go. Pc -
GU s~Ts ts- slz s>y q s4seh fsi-i
~ .s.sz Nef 8 sHAyEAv. Gr,sss-
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1 ARIs-f1- exhibiting II Paintings BY AItists Of ths
school, The over the ia. u no Church Of
ID sile Llly In Broadway, between Spring and Prince
50. VIII reflsfl open until further notice from ID 0clocs
4 A. until ln O'Clock " AdmissiDn y celis season
Tickets ID cents Catalogues ~ ci- aui0 I'm
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OPEN DAILY At THE 0iORAMA PAVILION 10
NJA.Iof-p sre--Ihe original Dor-ms Paintings BY the
.i... Dagg-r.s ard Bol0n colsist0g Il view OF
-re Interior of ihe Ruil8 ~ Ho.Grlod Ctzpr By
I.If ana 4sr tfe uf me Oy and Aarbof Of Bres
Do principal sra depot n France These ~. tho ohg
na pfnf4cn-- 0f tae shove celebrated artists. painted
.f el f1rf 9rama oi fsns ani hrs exhibited 10 thai
cog. and s41srq1enly In he Coliseum, Regents Pak.
lan1rq noafs open from All uu Do Aimis
slU icelw season uckeis, ~ cents Schools admitted
.l Ih-fa. terms. 81 Wis
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1zrsNTED-Br q rsfIec--aie woraI situation rs
~ cook ssf.r. srd ir11-r. on By TnInF cir. CD ON
general tal.ev orb or ss crsni eua1 and walter no
a1I5cDu fn go sf0Ii defiance ln DE country log i-f
Bes n reference gwen. Cal a. ial Lza'f a-s- i1 t
front haserlerf. sa If
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! uERGCsr MUSICAL INSTITUTE. ~
n Broadway opens rudIlueHfsl 1.IIllk & sg- THIS
.'frsstrgI FkESiNs. 1T O'Clock kl-oa Violin Cis.-
ln WEDNESDAY, EVENING. at3 Terms s. sDf Sing
ns 81 sd 81 per quarter Apply 10 " D. CONES.
-Ilas
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RI WArCHEr. IEMELRY- sILyrR.

4 WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER.
~ WAkE, sc. N fp.tCn-sl ssn lti Boz 100
~ s2rihr. T. BROTHER woud inform itcif go
~ plofners BY thsir Arrangements h Eercc~ No p
-~ls- goods direct, AID he Advantages 70 eel a. ~
mzrz are plain - al. God sstehes By Copper, tc..s
gessy md Cher god Watches 'cg 50; god .f'rs
Mrgs. Pr, LocEess fk~ = ,.<b~s. -ivef~sr- = D-
PRIDE n car bus.B<s~Tes sets, Fprxs sDcors ~ pa
IL q 1cfzf.s Castor Case 8sssets Waters &c sF-
tnent Orr rule ell goocs rarfed preS~1f9
3 fnis-' 3. = s6uraE, p soCisE.
lA FfRsT-RATE EngA,s Terrier sos -
=<n ..- al % k-sds-sL Cze y seen for ihses tsss
rs ~
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va 49,. 80. ,,'., 200
violin and singing T-acler- M-s-fs. Gresforrx, Men
i-ss0r1 and Comes Prvale lessons, - cla-s singing
b. ard 81 per quarter. Apply % ". ID. CONES.
sllft
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AIBLO's GsRDkN.--ais z--gztse-ss es.sa.s-
rcrt /. sea Tor - '-ss'-. Ess -coder'l- AANtL
Z -.-.isrl AZ F---rs fsrfevfl- Ccu-sar. 1rt-r r.
t-H-~HeHl l' Nessrs Saicl-l.s- srt >cfc1. prrf,rn
80 e. stir--slt t--i.is1c- b A. ga-'s = -
-.,-- y. e'-.''lr ..e7i On sccalri - - "-a.ns'
~, .E.NlN" se't o. rrls-a-,--is To- commence
O-err-c "a = .e l- ssrl--snt 900. o-rh--.s--
To 10 co p. =. .s--7s te--srea-rr 81 10
Erec1,e.i ~ ~. sa-s Fsrf'v a. r.,,- Jav..r.
k.s-r-.-h a-s-- Pss 10 I. I. ~ n srtl.-f ~
= 20 Ie-aar A. Ne-, = Wei.
R0sEsr SacNRE AND BgRrsAND
C--r--.--f .s .f tar-. fa-II
Al l-,su.s'.-.- % "a, e. Ear 90 Dosusfa.
frcr--a'- NesIrs.-
uECr4L Mkki
-g,-..- t-f-cos Rave p-cssu---l . sssrl
THEsTER-AsroR-PL OPERA-H0usu -
-, A.,rs n-ea 30 --r.s-r 80. a. z rdi> ENsN.
THs I'll NCHsiCN
tisslel " .er ... 81 Rsss - rhnrss . NJ <es-a
IN, - 4, p as-rn i,7ra fii'e. ~ h,.a
FoRTY AND FiFrY
p -..- ~ bs.- NJ O.. .y~s. isAirs -Arer
7re--, = cents AmPn'assle - 80. Private soxs. =
BROADWAY THEsTFR -Doar. oseo a !. c,sr.
- ia.a H.- - ~ = Tvs EVENING. sept g. viii
THE KNIGHT OF ARNA
r. .,--'aia ~ ID tNs c..-.i,. ~ - "'''''
BORN TO GOOD LUCK. or. A. l-isams-. so-ture.
II
Pieces IT atr To Dress Circle a. F.foa.rs- =
rers Fan. ard third Crcos. - cist Gsrery' = "a.
kIRT0Np TufkTER -noors or.- A.. O.,
- .a~r.- 81 Fl n'r.e.f THIS -NFNiNG. ssrt .
4fI he p.arrd ihs D-.'r-f'c Are -totr OF
MOTHERS fF@CE>T
e.terr Mr. hrs.al i.ii1I- Mr.. g. " C.srke
rleresc. Nrs RHsse iol.sc..........N ssJ. HI
TIE fsvHrIle klr-tA OF
LOLA mon =. cr. tre Pa Dc Ftsc'rsf cr.
cUutf.......... 70 Rec ks.Vll- h.op~r. Ms : osn
Rfsr which. l.a lan.ish.e Piece Of in-
10 conc lie WITH t1e fsr~a NJ
low 20 PAY YOUR WASHENNONkN
Fr-s-boxes Dress Cirr srt fsrel-..- ,f rts fsri.
fr-'. sero1t Tee. Is F-trse R'zss 3 sd s.
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PRO ADWtN TUEkThE.-AC ARD-ar HvD.
- son fesnr- Hf'r Announces hst - FRI Rerrrt In
America viii fsxe place WEDNESDAY EVENING
nrhf tH -ff Irst which occasion he vii prr1r Zoo
trf t-st Sine f-r-l as fHFLlM uFLANNfGAN 10 ne
fns uf 3D. snri lan ard ffe fsr fh- Groves Of
frnHt t in which character ne viii srg avNiefy of
SONGS. g. Win oihsr entertainments o. en- sirsclve
character Tickets m.v be- obtained 90 NJ HUDSON. n
. A.lorHo u-e ard sy be- secured 81 The rNeser
I-n by kn.a |. now rnen- IS d
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PARTnER WsNTEn-Eit.ers 81 Ions or active.
= ifs a-f rri-n rash car sl ~ e1sf .lf1s I've
v-h s51 ffo TIE business which g. mot F1u g. p
nsrlflcurrg ore. Isl sil-1y esos shed, and csn De ~
crossed any extent Address Manufacture, inhn-e or
s-4 s5it.
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NfANTkD-By young lady In reduced c'r-l1s's1-
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Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
From the Pennsylvania.
THE LATE JAMES X. POLK.

Last summer Mr.. Polk suffered severely from
the disease which lately proved fatal. With a
view of change of air, and to avail himself oil
the valuable medicinal properties Of the Bedfort
mineral springs he visited that lovely section OF
Pennsylvania for short time, and returned much
improved.
On his way up, he passed very hot and un.
comfortable night at Cumberland but before
sunrise, we were seated in special coach, pro
vded for the occasion, and slowly ascending the
rugged mountain north of Cumberland, over a
very bad road. After several hours travel, du,
ring which the horses were unable to 90 out Of
walk, we reached the summit, where bright
August sun, and boundless prospect Of eterna
hills encircling fertile valleys met the view.-
The driver was just about to give the ieins tc
four sturdy steeds, when he was hailed by a
group OF about twenty who had been concealed
in luxurant dinge on the road side. "Hollo
Jake, have you got him 7" "Yes," was the an
swer Of the driver" swell then, Jake, YOU
must STOP"
lhe party advanced, and consisted Of such q
group and such men as are only to be found a
mong the yeomen of America. II consisted o
tne Lard Of The Manor the proprietor of man,
~" anu is,'!le acres, now waving with lusciou;
crops, and his stalwart sons. before whom The
stubborn wilderness of wood gives way amont
them, all clad alike, were those who lano,ed ln,
their daily bread; but they all knew the dionit,
of labor and in their working dress had leIi n,
harvest in the field to pay their respects TO IN,
President Of the Republic.
The coach stopped, and as soon as the mart,
we're sufficiently near, Mr.. Polk asked, @WelI
where are we now? An old man, with Ion,
white locks streaming in the wind, and tall
slender frame, yet firm step, headed the party
and replied, "You have just crossed the Penn
sylvania line; you are in Bedford county, an,
we, hearing that you were expected, left our worI
over in the fields, and came here to give you
welcome. suppose that you are President
My name is J. S.. | have live
here for sixty years--l am s4 years Of age an
we are all glad to see YOU"
The President got out Of the stage, and wa
introdncedio each one by name, and after shak
ing hands, and few inquiries about his heaIt
the old octogenarian continued. in his hone,
and simple eloquence-aMr Polk you are tn
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24

rom India, -"umreuumeTah.c prices ior h"t
,uanuiac.ures," etc, will 10 doubl be Tesored 10
ior the purpose OF REDUCING prices; but she can
not play this game successfully now. Such
tu1mpery eonlriyances must soon be Abandoned
The iutercs, a, stake is Of Too great magnitude
10 be hazarded ON the success OF this hagglng
ON or I'd. advance in the price OF the raw MA
teria with produc r., who have been annually
sacrificed that her manufacturers nigh, become
princes. The Spnners. ifnot already awakened
10 a sense of their position, will not sleep much
longer. Their incredibly as TO the great def
cheney OF the present crop must soon cease. and
hey must 90 into the market and purchase i,ee!y
At current rates, or they will be victimIEed hy
spectators. 40 keep the present mil
power and Factory hands in the full employ
meni,' SAYS the London Economist, (which they
have enloyed the present year, Il supply OF cotton
equal to l,T9l ,69J bales will he annually re-
qured for consumption--tu which add the ave.
rage quantity exported, and an entire import Of
1000 900 bales will be necessary. fhe year
that has closed say from lst Sept. 1913 TO same
date, lSi9) is the only one on record that has
furnished the quantity and this without any ac.
lual increase 10 the stock" Now, from whom
can Great Britain get this supply Her imports
from all other countries than the L. s., for fifteen
years, will not average over 35A 600 bales, and
lis only from our growth that her increasing con.
sumption has been supplied. Hitherto she has
had large stocks on the Isl January to fall back
upon in case of any deficiency OF import; bnl
these have gradually diminished in the lat four
years from 90, 900 hales to l9s, 900 bales, with
every probability Of great diminrion this con,
ing January.
We confess that we cannot see any source from
whence an adequate supply to the consumption o
Great Britain can this year be obtained. She
cannot get it from this country without Wrestling
it at high prices, (Which would be the necessary
consequence OF such Il compelIlion,) from others
whose wants are as urgent as her own; and from
other countries we have seen that the average
supplies would be utterly inadequate, while there
Is no probability that they can be mcrcased.--
When we reflect on the primary national impor
lance Of the cotton trade to Great Britain, aud
on the effects Of a shor supply on her social, po
| liical, and commercial condition, we do not won
der at the deep anxiety awakened by the pros.
poets now disclosed.
We have embraced in this examination mere.
y the comparison of supply aud demand as in,
tlJenced by hc ordinary course Of events. Spec
uIallon may run up prices TO an eKtrayagani
height; while on the other hand, war aud revo
luton may intervene to mock all eacnIation.--
We cannot reason on such clements but on those
which are now operative, our conclusion is, tha
the present prices in our market are not only lie
| ultimate, bat rest ,on cDnsi lerttions that admit
| Of advance, aud that for the future the proIucer
| and capital