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EYorl. sth. Evsns BAsi%srs AtAiAnta Philadelphia;
Elmra. Bsltimore Ganges, NYork-
Sailed s6hsesrs Prescott and Lueullis, Balt Sarah
4 Louiss an d b Brown, NYork.
PRevIDEScE, Sept s.
HArysa-sehrs sunolt from suffolk; vespers Norfolk;
Oxford, Batimors; Emporium, Bigbse, Rio GrAnde, n
hprcy,J Swain. Townsend North Carolina. Cicero,
An and Liberty Phiiadelpha Law Atbsny Oregon.
Budson; Tssss End Senator Rondou soops Editor Dc;
Elisa. Albany; N Eddy and Brown, NYork.
ssiled-sshr Union, Baltimore.
FALL RIVER, Sept IA.
Arrvea-Brig Patriot. PhiladelPhia
PAssENGERs STEAMSHIP EURsPA. FOR LIVER
rooI.Hon Abbott Lawrence United States Minister to
EpIsnd wife daughter and servant Miss Whtwsi Aessrs
3 II Whitwsll, A sumner, 3 III Bahard, u Cowdin. A
Buling,me, Rsmsdsn @ Thompson. Of Boston, VIM Bar
hour LivermoreS Lyade, Mr. McCulI wife and child;
stsbbas and wife, De Plus johnson, Pitt Bungrsve
Lowry,J q Martin Norris. of NYork; Chilean.
Mrs helms and ladies' Of Phladep hia Mr. sseoh. Of
Georgetown, d &; g Beswiok servant, Benson,
Anderson Of Quebec Pickering of Canada West, Mics
Diktip Ms OConaer Messrs Distin, w Distn. Dstin
DistiD iley, Bendysche, Of England; Finch, Of
Of Spain, DIR @ Heaton. Of -.
For Hsifax--3 Misses Robinson, Messrs Gon FurlHE
j Robinson. Tsbin, 5 Arohibald.--Total, SO
CHARLESTON, Sept Is, 4S4S.
d--Brig Emma for Baltimore
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Nxw Oal,,,, sep,smhor o. 1910

Nxw ORLsAss, September rs, 1s49
The Cambrias sdvices have caused quiet The cotton
market IL easier tales amount TO about $50 bales,
middliDg at t7S 104c Small lots rice selling from
cargo just arrived, at lo14c some lots to had
for less
BuyrALe, September 2o-8 r NJ
The receipts since yesterday were 1900 bbls -four;
$500 bushels wheat; Is 600 DO. corn There is good
steady demand for nour for the East and home trade
Th- sales embrace 2oo0 bbs. at 81 6lh 81 50 for
,higap, and 81 81. for Wisconsin. Prime Ohio
wheat " In good demand aud the market L. nr with
tales of coo buthsls. The corn market IL not 80
sctve hut there s no change to notice In the quota
lions. Sales Of the day embrace SEQ bushels at isc
tor MIXED Western. Oats Sic with sales OF 500
bushels. whi,key Is improving and is noe quoted
at 2Shc
ALrArr. Sept. 10 r. NJ
The receipts ~ produce By canal since yesterday
we're Flour COO barrels wheat, 600 bushels; corn
400 do barley 1000 do. The operations in hour are
but Moderate We quote common brands at 81 81 y o
IS; straight at S. 50 l2k; pure Genesee at IS Is
So 35h and new Michigan. at IS IS About 900
bushels sold at quotations. The market f. easy for
with better enquiry The sales com prise 600
bu, hels including Western MIXED At $50 aud round
yellow at the 6gure In barley about 600 bn an
els changed hands, at o2kc for two rowed Oa.s ar.
In fair request, and note sales Of 10 600 bushels
Northern st 3pc Sales Of prson whiskey we're made At
2sc. For Ohio, the same price IL asked.
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The Wing State Convention.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 2o-11H A. N.
The convention assembled at 10 A. M. Gen J. M
Cook, Of Saratoga, oficiated temporary chairman
and Chss. MsDougal Of New York, and John N, Dix,
Of Yates, as temporary secretaries
Every county Is represented, with the exception Of
Queens There are . large number Of spectators In
attendance.
SYRACUSE, September 2s-P. M.
James C. Forsyth has been chosen President Of the
Wing Conventions and the following nominations
have been made:
Joshua A Spencer, for Judge Of tho Court Of Appeals
Washington Hunt, fer Comptroller.
Christopher Morgan, for Secretary Of State.
Alvah Hunt, for State Treasurer.
Samuel Stevens, for Attorney General
All of these gentlemen, except Stevens the pre-
sent incumbsnts Of the offices for which they
nominated
The Convention has adjourned until seven o'clock.
There 10 much slsctionesring going on.
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Shipping Intelligence.

- Bosros, sept N.
&c TO- Ion 49, bark Sir Robert Peel bound east; sth ia.
M ss lSS s.s s a S 3 81 ,Dss hin ts.s,
ear. from Liverpool for Baltimore.
y Ion q "a .ehI San Francisco FROM New York f5r
B.ris linton, s,irh, and Lowell. Baltimore, Mary. Eagle.
Bra ssr,ur,. eisrfu,so.. 9th u, L,f bark Ly.a.dsr.
Brie. Tyo. N.- orI.so,; Importer. WILMINGTON. NC;
ten, Epsss Il Clsppe Psaiire. ssaS' chsspss' Gem
Itdoi. stsss,t r,Iais, tn~a leuis Bese ASa,ros.
nsysss Mar, :, Dcminso. l5,h nj. shi'e Ok TURKS
Nerioisi Ssris ssmor,. Hand ihs9ss Ga,isd ssass.
kss prs.ideet Ss,ioss hsrns bsss@s B Ssss
ssry Miller. Commodore Tucher, nerrism, Batavla Sea
Coz. I.snd,r, oreson, Detroit kebsoca FrsIse.. n Il
Lewis wirlineO Exchange Dad Fellow Isabella aad Co.
sris ,,ias Norssp. sott uI, Cen, Phr,a,,,,,, ,.,.,
inos, Tredeneissurs; EieRcroS. wsr~isp, gai Ma
AlessBca' ksiel end ysnus Baltmerei Psr.henon Gen
Ihmdelphsi schrs Mary tnon rert ~ Prince eth inst
Norfoii; wh,tsnors snasss souGer, er. TSomas Il
Fuller, alpine ten Ciinch TruSillo isyior Tfion
Rshison and Delaware. nswsrk; 4 sppe and III
albany fsPolssn kend"as White, warrior. Francis,
Clcaredshp. coigmlus Ea, indies; Reliance. Rio ia
Gpsid rS'sdfSsi sriss Assc s. vincent s Jsro sSa
Bamss sehrs tiot nives. sharon ard Sally Ana Phi,
Mr-Shir Charlotte ron frk FOR Boston, struck on
The Hatdirg Roct lost nght and stove hole her bot,om
srtns e water being half ~sy 1p ne main hatch
Jacob Bell has gone 70 hsr assistance.
Enthusiastically Ni'sars, NTerE.
coromocto ssd Hsa,hsr Cell sYors 6riss
rirs, and hsrk Industry, kftrh.
Arrived ,hrsF Goodwin aud sil,imsp PSs leis6ia
sriy,a-sehr Alexander ", PbiiaS,ip6iS Ffs1siip,
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COMM ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY lIAWKET.
"wednesday, Sept. 26-0

wednesday, sept 800 r. Ne
Quotations for stocks OF all kinds continue de-
prsed and 1t is utterly out Of the question for holders
to get up any specu ,tion. At the first board to-day
The transactions confined almost entirely to Far
mers Loan, Canton Co., aud Reading Railroad
Reading Bonds declined Y per cent; Canton Co., y;
Reading Railroad, NJ Long Island, y; and Harlem, y
There is nothing In the market not the slightest
indication Of any change for the better nothing to
AFFORD the least consolation to holders Of fancy stocks
1t Is the impression in tho street. that the first steamer
from Liverpool after the effect in Paris OF the repu-
diatisn Of the French minister ct Washington is
create another panic in the stock market aud revive
stated that Mr.. Poussn has requested Mr. CHAMPION to
act A. mediator, but that hardly be true,
government has nothing to do with Mr. Poussin
upon the subject Our dealings hereafter are direct
with the French government, and Mr.. Cramptsn may
act mediator between the two governments but not
between MIR Poussin and government. Mr.. Pous-
sin is in no way connected with the business now His
government has sanctioned his acts and taken the
sponsibity and he has nothing to do With them.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to day amounted to Sio2 4o payments
$40 sos rs; balance. So s75417 90; duties 500 OIL
The deposits Of California gold, at the Philadelphia
and New Orleans mnts, up to the LIST Of September
lsts amounted to sleso7l5 So OF which 81 7si7s7 OF
was in Philadelphia and s1T5o ls rs at New Orleans
ofthe deposits In New Orleans had been eeiusd
In United States coins, aud abe balance baud
In the shape Of bullion, In process Of preparation for
ceinsge.
The quantity Of -four wheat and barley loft ct
tide water during the third week in September In the
years 1S4S and 1919, was as folloysr-
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Inc. .lsT Gil Dec 1900 In. 2lse7e7 Dec. 90 ,,2s
By reducing the wheat 20 -FOUR the quantity OF the
latter left at tide water this year compared with the
corresponding period Of last year shows
40 2c3 barrels Of -four
The NORTH British Reviep for August contains very
lengthy article upon the railway system Great Britain
Tie views and de lueions OF he writer
much as he appears to be but slightly acquainted with
the subject but the tables made Of derived
from Official source and VALUABLE. and interesting.
The passenger and freight traffic OF the railroads Of
Graf Britain, In each Of the past six years were ~
annexed -
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NEW ORLEANS, September rs, IS49
By a late arrival from Yucatan we have a report
that the British government had offered to mediate
between the whites and the Indians provided that the
port Of Bacalar be ceded to Great britain Another
report Is that the government Of Yucatan will reject
Accounts from Guatamas. to the 25th Of July state
the rebellion there, headed by Guzmsn, was gaining
strength
civil war has broken out In Nicaragua which pro-
duced considerable but expected the
Government would be able to suppress 1t.
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w,v..naToups.. -satcnsior,s cel,prnt

wig Fastcry At No all street the emily
in the city devoted 20 that business lie has iaveatsd acct
imp0rart impreyer snta acc invites Of
thcte Wigs sd Toure.s that ebsaiaei silver medal he
Pair Of the A m ericsn Trstituts Cow ths address,
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three times greater than those Who travel in FIRST s
carriages and the receipts from that class being greats
In the ratio Of 10 to a.
The construct IN of railroads In Great Britain sin
the middle OF the year ls43 has progressed in the
nsxed ratio -
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

The French Minister and our Governmsnt-
Attempt as Reconciliation.
WAsHISorsr, Sept. 20, 1910.
is stated that Peussin through the
Of Mr. Champion the British Charge, has submitted
concatory proposition to government in rsfsre
to the late disturbances. General Taylor has, how
ever promptly refused permitting Poussn TO resume
official intercourse until he receives further adviees
from the French government
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dye celebrated photographic print q President rayer and
he cabinet for sale at the unprece entcd los price o
single copy, the publishers tBradysD Gallery rs
eoun IN he trad
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IS4y,
Accounts from Jamaica state that the principal
chants Of that Island have requested the United
Consul to solicit OF his government the
OF regular mail communication between New York
and Kingston.
The United States transport General Butler sunk at
her mooripgs In the Mississippi river Sunday last
There five deaths by yellow fever at the Charity
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attention u citizens and strangers Wis rou
pes recent improvemen Of most important character
invented By H. I'll ALON, No. ~ Brpaavsy Of Dog
street. ur6er the rranln House They be HE
Hair Cutting Rooms where be the largest and
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The Ship Charleston, Of New York, Burned
at Sea-


The ship Charleston from New York, was con.
sumed by fire the 22d inst about It's miles from
Charleston Bar. The fire discovered 1T o'clock
In the morning. when the matches opened, but
ately. The brig Philadelphia from New York, bsunA
TO Savannah was deserted at distance, and hailed,
when preparations made to put the passengers on
board. which done at r. M. The captain and
left the ship ut p M at which time the flames
had burst through the decks The origin OF the
unknown. The Charleston experienced q gale
the 2lst and ed inst.
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city Informed that TIE beet place get smsat hair
nj ke-hurst Heards Walden Lane where they have
hard the largest the cheapest and beet assor,cntof
half vigs braidt Of long hair sets frsettc
which Tor rtice and quality, uaeJusd The TRADE
Piled, vioo.ae. Call and judge for yourselves at Me-
Maiden
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o pck his pocket should pronouncs him mad
Is that who - thirty per FOR
hs ard CARERS than he would be asked
articles at JoNES's, ~ Ann street1
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riding even other remedy for the
threats pains The hmis t0othachc corns the money
refunted should itfa IL tor sale BY drurrs and
tctke prs throughout the United states and tho Doe
tcTt en- ce, Murray street
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the low trec q go usually 81 and 81 toro.;
calf So d. usuai 81 81 in otIrohet stores patent leather
boots shoes, constantly haud made
The hore notice, alton ana Nassau streets
g. fto liz Herald sfrcr.
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bishop Hughes, Daguerrcotype-narrI

Holmes had the pleasure OF taking two spsmsn Licensees
OF the Bishop ytterday Tie pictures delighted Bishop
will please bic tn DIS The Of the souutry
fast learning the 10 the Optical Daguerrean esta
bliLhmsnt Of II. and y. $50 Broadway. 9Th tory.
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article poise yur hand be tha TIE cover u weil
stretched The wislebonc hrxle hut hes the
perfect Prom the large stock az Geans 2i Brosd-
number ~ umbrellas ~ silH
this De- trpon may be selected aud the prices will
found higher than those usgay charged foe much
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The accounts from the interior, In regard cot.
ton crop. are very gloomy-ths worm having proved
very destructive.
The steamship Portland has arrived here, In twelve
days from Chsgrss but she brings later nelligens
frsm California.
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INTERESTING PROM YESEzUELA.--The schooner
Stadsradd Hegeman, Capt. Aneuson, arrived yes
terday fiom Puerto Cabello. whence she sailed on
the let met. Capt A informs US that General
Paez was prisoner at Caracas, and that several Of
his officers had been shot. lie also states tho,
there hed been some lighting in the interior of tina,
unfortunate country
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Gallery tie upper 81 M Oadway aud Murray
thssld be vtsd by ali who desire examine the
Of the Daguerrean by the oldest artist in America
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The southe rner at CharIeston-Troops for

CHARLssros, September 25-5PM
The steamship southerner from New York having
beard hundred United States soldiers for the
florida campaign, arrived this morning The troops
will proceed immediately to Pilatka in the steamer j.
w. Conee. wbich has been chartered by the Govern
ment for the purpose.
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The stssmshlps Earopa ana Niagara.

Vhe Steamshlps Europa ana Niagara.
BosroS, September 26-P NJ.
The Europa sailed ~ noon, to-day, for Liverpool,
with nfty eight passengers
The Niagara arrived At Halifax the 22d In sixty
three hours from New York she sailed after for
Liverpool
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Informed that the largest ensapes and best asort
of Wgs, ba Nig T0upee Brads u Long liar, and
other Ornamental iiar IL 20 be found at aEDHuKSr
nEARD's, "a Maiess lane. The trade supplied.
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FOREIGN ovEHrrs EMEyr.

ECONeNICAL LIVING ~ LONDON.-AN BGsrONs.
" Hstel Nos l6l 10 as Us riest street. enc %
mdw.y between Wo blrk ani Wee End the raways
eanbcss theatres &C Tha snhscrtrr is .hs nrluYie-
Of The above hsssl wkish unitc. at advantages
Of hotel and boarding hue lsrrsBed lns Co. rer week;
snkfati. With meat, Is bt dinner. pa IT, per
aay,oT AS. Yer week FSANk uLEhsH.
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buftUN, oeptrmbtr 70, ISSV.
The 81, John papers Of yesterday state that the
potato rot Is spreading extensively In Nova Scotia
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The aggregate quantity OF the articles left at
tt. water. irom the commencement Of navigation TO
the 22d September inclusive, follows
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whistler. IN. 10 applied, -itheut isjury 20 us
hair shin Merchants and tsnoy store keepers should
Ape THE article ~ 10 the hes, In the world S0d whce-
sale and retail At Batchelors Wig rsctsrv, Wall s,rcs
James Church.
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shaved. An original ny the famous manufassar
Of Hate Kncx. No l2s Fulton street.
M

To command sucoess. III deserve it."-popa.
Tie barber desperately resolved 10 HE wsrdrob.
bat. Though Without means IL lis destiny. and
bat h must have but in the Language % IaEa "aor
Bovf 70 be continued
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The French MINIsTER.-M Poussin arrived il
this city last evening, from Washington.
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Wstehe. and Gold Prns.--J. ". SAVAGE. h

Fultcn Importer dealer n fne gold and
Watches and wanueturer % the celebrated sichelsa Da-
nond Pointed Cold Pens. Keeps constanty hand
snvs assortment which he sells lev. Watches aud
Geld Pens rera red
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Esw York, Thursd.y, September "a, 1919.
Later from Europe-Arrival OF the Ste amer
at Halifaa-Highly Important In Nothing.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The steamer arrived at Halifax on Tuesday
morning; and yesterday afternoon, by special ex-
press and telegraph from St. John, we received
ths very "fat, stale, and unproftabe" news
which will be found elsewhere, somewhere
columns. Turn over to the first page, and read it.
Dali news we always kick into the outside.
We have said the news is estate, flat, and I'M
profitable" This is partly an error. The news is
much more profitable in the cotton aAd tobacco
line, than if it had been fresh evolution in Paris,
and fight of three days with the red republicans,
with several thousand killed on both sides. We
believe we must give up the luxury of Teasing
spon revolutions for few years to come, as we
give up oysters and canvass backs when these
delisacies are out of season in the dog days. Two
millions of soldiers, under arms, and encamped in
various capitals OF Europe, will keep the peace for
a few years, and allow the fnanciers, brokers,
manufacturers, merchants, traders, gamblers opera
singers and ballet dancers to make money, sell
sloth, sing songs, and dance piroueues, tor short
Gme TO come. Mind, thought, ideas, and impulses
towards liberty, will take short nap-and rise up
Suddenly, of these days, like giant refreshed.
OF news-beyond the price of cotton, corn, and
sobacco-the most important and startling is the
positive manufacture, by Queen Victoria, of a stout
English boy into an Irishman. The Prince of Wales
has been dubbed the Earl Of Dublin, TO which may
be added the Lord Of Patland, too. Louis Ma
psleon denies that he nterfsred with the Roman
repablic to put down liberty: he emily meant to
regulate that article-restore the Pope to his do
minions-suppress socialism, wipe out ecclesias-
Gcal tyranny, and give the Romans the Code Ma
polson. The news from Germany and elsewhere
il still less important.
On the whole, the news is lat-nat-lat.
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n rONTaNG.


RAcEs-Tnn rhLL nEEr,Nc;-rnr RACES WILL.
l. f:I ,c addd :, m So Zach
Joe Tsys bay hly Julia Dean three year 3D. By Orator.
@ rosl to fSls NJ NILE saS
's q sv Inside a as ;s Of s ID ',' WINS Sss r.
leon. Green's General Cs,s four years BY Clarion,
b sssS e; ii & q an, TST ops
T ether Font snT' p,, The T ssSose DAY ,S5ss
Nth three suhserto-s Was %. HAress Bas.cnA ~
Rs ss ,ss s T Ts .S :s. Ss. ia %
So.ss sSsS 20 SSH CONE az
,daS s.r puTs SO . woorua S oasT. wand
voSss su3sa crs :D way p
H. chstfrsu certdsnce " D. GsEESE Proprietor.
CENrRLvILLE COURSE, 1. L-THoTrINe.-pR
stpt asih A. seSloek p NJ Purse s2so NILE hoa,..
The '.s fsvsrs, q u. ,Psr,,tg wors BYaa, Enters
II. eli leave e south Ferry Brooklyn At & .so.
P.h' and return after the sesr,s g ever. -
CIIssIrSHryllLLE eouRsE TEorTINe..A Purse OF
re. in re 60 IS they res,e carving he ..shts Of tho
t. sloss ThusesJ SCI, al By o'clock Pm is Chat
1-'' ~" " " ''''' JOEL cotssixrrS. Pr.vi.,or.
CEsrREynLE COURSE TsoruNe.-PURsE $40
%' . IN s s ~ ,s cr.' 70 conc
IN harness for all herset Oh Oct i7lh Both q
ssrs 70 sS'. ~ rsnr,ssy sg, BY o'clock
JOEL CONKLiN, Proprietor.
LOST AND FOUND
gNNNNNNNNNNN-
@ IN REwARD.. OsrERED FoR ANY TNroRwA-
Nd " zion 81 sltst SOY answers 70 the o. Walter
straw ss ana BOO. he sso,s sssSs siis.
paid Of the body Left home Tuesday
ing, at 70 o'clock, for spring street market
CORPORAL CARL, rs Bieecher street.
T osr.-LAsT TUESDAY, TaE SRA INST CHECK
IL on The Chemical Rank Tor sioo drawn BY ,has LsEh
TOP, in favor of D. v browning bearer hoover will
" rewarded. taAs. LEIGHTON, No 10 Park place
4 osT- ON TBE 22i INST, IN GOING FsoW WASH
- nggn street. 70 Carsl from Canal 10 Ludlo~ ave
dcilsr geld pieces seven dliar IN back l the pro-
rerty % widow who has three srali cdten,
ana pets ~ ding lcf them Whoever nds ana
viii leave 81 a. this orc s',-l receive $40 rewtri.
\ Osr-oN FRIDAY rvENfNG LAST 81 lLJnArz
IL Bracelet having cold clasp With pale stone.
Lolaby dropped IN broadsay anal Thomgso
VII receive TIE f value OF the artici5 leaving
IL ts3 1homrson stfeet.
VALIsEIosr-rwsNTy DorL,RsREuARD--Losr.
~ evening. IA egiog from Courtlaaat ST. % Gresa-
vieh, he-clsy Wet BreadWay 70 Canal street. Vsiss
covered With white cinvrss ard marked tie suds ~ d.
a: l,s andsr u Ieyiye zoe sbey rsas'i ~ isaviaS is
COZ REwARB -tOsT, on SATURDAY gYESTNO.
h purse. containing abou $40 $50 IN COLA bb
HE finder gill above rcvard ~ isavag the
az he ,tors % Gsorga jones 80. iTs Pearl ssreea
FOREIGN novEHrrsE
---l,y~
ECoNeaIeAL LIviNe N LQNgoS.-AA Btsrovs.
u best stut.sd srd eonfor ahis hotels W london
midway teveen ne bars az Wee Eua psas the railways,
Tor Of above hs,si, which unite. At fps .dysntares
II hotel and boarding b. leuR-bed,
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DIR. Powell, 0cuiist and A"rist, has juss
imported A<tihciA kyss which be inserted vthout
ths ehtest Isin and win like tho oye Dr..
Powell attends usual to dseases Of the Rye and Ear
IL Warren street, OF Broadway where bo had
his Treatise on the sye," price 80 cents.
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CENTREyliLE COURSE TRoTr1Ne.-PURsE $40
two mile hsss in ssrness free for All horses 70
on On Monday, Oct Also % $40 three mile
IN harness free for al herscs Oh nth Both
he above rurses 20 close Thursday sept ~ by o'clock
Pm. at Ns Chathnm streets TO for purse
10 make race so In each - hs second best
JOEL CONKLiN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

\ osf ON FRIDAY EVENING LAST. A 81 ILL HAIR
- Bracelet having cold clasp set vih ale sarrct stones
PROBABLY dropped IN broadaay anal Thompson
TIE hucer viii receive TIE f vauc Of the article LEAVING
~ ct % Thompson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

CENTREvilLE COURSB TRorTING.--A Purse or
" SO will be fves for all stations mile heats hest
re. re 20 60 they lese carving The v.ish,s Of the
urte Ioeeme OF tae four mie day the Unoat
Te eiose on Thurdsy SEPT al by o'clock at i Chat
ham street I've 10 start 10 mske race
JOEL CDNKTTN prerrf~tor.