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co HERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY! MARKET.

Thursdny. Nov. 1J-6 II. d.
The transactions in the stock market, to day we're,
In the srgresste only to . limited extent Some OF
the uoi,s wtr. active: but the operations we're almost
entirely confined to the two leading railroad fsnciss
Harlem aud Reading The Grst board VA thinly at
tended in ,qusnce Of many members being absent
attending III. funeral obseques of the day There
second boAid. Erie Bends, old, advanced y
per cent; Illinois Bonds u; Farmers Loan, q; Utica
and Schenectady y Reading Railroad declined y.
Harlem fell or per from the opening the olo-
sing prices
The slight fluctuations In quot atoms for fancy stocks
from day to day may do veil enough for the bulls and
bears q Wall street bu. they hold out very poor
prospect for outside holders who anxious to sell.
One day an advance Of quarter or half per cent
tales place which raises the spirits Of holders and
gives them hope Of realizing cost for their stocks
but day frost tilling frost and all their
fond p.cstcns disappear The truth q the remark
made b. old operator In Wall street that might
just well be red hot snthracits GOAL Gre on
sIidifon be holder Of fancy s;osks hss lately
teen rsslr.d and many Of those Who induced to
in,est h,r capital six eight rs since doubt
feel At times though they would their chances
on that erdiron tor short time IL they could by
doing out 81 their fancy investments with whole
skn. We can give them no hope; they must make the
beet Of tad bargain Many Of them will boy their
experience dearly, butit will We trust be lesson they
will never forget
The city 81 New Haven lain the market for lean Of
sltoco0 on op-r cent bonds The object Of this loau
Is torsy IN equal amount Of bonds Of the city,
bsUsd several ysss ago, for the benefit Of the Farming
ton Csn, and nov held By the estate Of John Jacob.
Aston.
bill has been reported TO the Vermont Legislature,
tsxirg rsnsay stock held by residents. IL b ssid
there hve millions Of the railroad stock Of that
State o~nsd by foreign stockholders.
The Bawsry Insurance Company have declared O
semi spnus dividend q 10 per cent, payable on and
after the lst prsximo.
The Msrssntis Marine Insurance Company, Of Dos
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AfTArRs IN GUADILoupE AND MARrrsreuE The Great
Western which arrived the day before yesterday, did
not bring the mail from Guadsloupe 1t has probably
Been nislsa at St Thomas or ct the Bermudss.
The newspapers from that Island not having come
to hand, We are unable to give readers the
detail Of relative to the political position OF Qua
dsoupe. We have nevertheless been informed by one
Of the passengers Of the Great Western that there
tinued to be great disorder the Isand that the
thories always alarmed by the soeiAst faction, had
not power enough to maintain tranq utility and that the
men Of color relying on the reception Of their cAndi
dates Hesss schsscher and Sermon in the LssslA-
tive Assembly Of France, still prea ehing disunion
and no labor the plantations. The eeionists we're
In state Of CONSERVATION, and In q moment Of de-
pps they assembled the 10th Of October to address
srous to knsv, France had the ssisn 10 keep COLI
vet The answsr to that serious propagation was
aprioutly expected.
At Martinique every thing was In prosperous state
and the troubles hsa ceased by the Intervention Of
NJ. Billstte, the member r~presentsting the colony
who stil remaining In the island, where he Is re-
spsctsd ana honored by all parties lie had obtained
from the negroes their consent to their lsbors
and be lad alto crushed the dtssus OF the socialists
We hope that the French government, having broken
the elections OF Custoope upon the ground that they
had been stained With blood will have taken
to prevent uch sats OF thngs again being witnessed
and that by vie. measures will put all those
divisions 81 eases which will end in civil In those
splendid but upfortCpAts countries IL IL not suf-
ee mt TO annbate these disorders but IL II also
TO shake In France the power Of the socialist chief
in The hands Of whom the Minister % the Navy has
Metro the prsseut Governor Of the Colonies continues
~ be ubI epulsr
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Shipping Intelligence.


Arrived, ship Adrian New Orleans Esd Spoke sth
inst lat S. Ion 49, ship Caroline Nesmith Orleans
London 9th ut on lorugas saw bak Juno, New Orleans
Ship Rob Roy New York. on Cape Cod w,s in contact
with bark name unknown stove buv the bark lost
bowsprit.
Ship Scotland New York.
Bark leahella, Newport 4th ult Eaw 18th inst Cape
Cod, snip Dublin. steering south.
Barks Helen Mobiles Lowell, Sylph, Dwight and Eutsw,
Baltimore; rurh Nary and Asela Rogers Philadelphia
tic st Martins 9th ut Marine, Havana 2Tth ult; n
Charlton savannah; kobert Patsers Georgetowp Nick
erson and Ocean, Baltimore China Lawrence Shakespeare
4 herrhew and Erie. Philadelphia.
Big PhepiI, Aux Cages 2ith ut Left brss Alphags,
Boston, days snd.rer. of do Corn, OF Philadelphia
Sehs Hall. Washington, NC; Eldridge, aud
Rowland albany Governor, DO; Chamberlain, YORK;
kotts do; John l. Smith, New London.
Schrs lssae Franklin, kassa I'd u Leaning savannah
mond; Taylor, do; Reaper oIfolh Susan Georgetown
@ Aurora Baltimore Richmond de- Dispatch aud Dacotah
Brandywihe Edith. Newcastle. Dell Il Is bson, Albany;
Jasper. AID New York, from New York.
sshr Ielss Gonaives sh ult Left. brig Henrico Bos-
Sehr El6ot from St Marks arrived 2st to load for Bos-
ton spoke 18Th OIL Hsnsagus schr Desaemona st Marks
for New YsIk
Bslsw. ship Ellen Brooks, from New Orleans.
Cleared ships Sheffield and Robert Hooper New Orlesns
Prentice Mobile; barks Tedosso, New Otlsan Baltic.
bile Justice Story Baltimore; TAX. brig Will
son Fuller New York; sehrs Lewis do Sharon, phiA
Cleared, bark Tsmplston. Havana.
Cleared. brig Metropolis. California. SID, ehr Globe
Arrived brig william. Buctsvie SCI sehr oxford, Balsi-
more. Sid. ship Columbus, Paeiic.
PROVIDENCE, Nov IA, lS49.
Sailed, brig karisl Savannah.
New ORLEANS, Nov 7, lSl9.
Anves ships Louisiana New York; silas Helmss do; 18th,
rig Isals, " ilmint ton. NC.
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'oA ohNhh aFp s sSoa e. GGkoShL DUNCAN
1Sr Ssosrs worth. Colonel Duncan and asOr Gates,
lhe remains Of Major General Worth will be taken ss
Che poeession will leave the City at 10 o'clock A.
seventh Rsgi@sent National aaard) Col. puryss
asa I nfss Is Honor
Drawn by three pairs Of uorses.
Chsrser Of Cen Worth.
ST. Johns Loose Free and %eosp,.d x..s., and
the several LODGES o,!s under ia Jurisdiction
Tie procession will thence through the west gate Of
Bsetnsn William aud Fulton .ree
braon sas w ss will the
terry. ~
cy Hall :. Ss ow VIM ss escorted from the
Captain ynoeats Company,
HEARsg,
Drawn by Two Pair Of Horses,
s ce.rssr Of d, Col .sl B Donsana
In Carriages,
conmi. S@% II c 81 S,r oa s
I 1,,;. Of Cornwall,
The Procession will through gate Of the
street 20 he Ii,sr where The NisSols. win
same to Cornwall o. ange county, Tor interment. '
Of Major Gats will remain in the City Hall
until II o'clock ~ when they will be removed to the foot
Captain NcArdle's Company
City Guard
As Guard of Honor
HESKSE,
Drawn by Two Pairs of HORSES,
Charger OF Major ates,
Relatives of che Deceased,
in Carriages,
Committee Of Arran gemeHts,
Citizens generally.
Tho Procession will through rate OF tao
Park down Broadway to Vesey street, Vesey and
Greenwich streets Battery Place thence through Battery
Place and hi eha 10 the river where
viii DC In readiness TO the remains TO
Island
ALEX II. SCHULTZ.
CbSN DLEhL INGERSOLL,
JAMES NJ. BARD,
JANIS KELLY,
Aldermen, I COMMITTEES CT
JCNAsF CONcKLIN, } rrangement
CHAkLES CRANE,
A. 4. DENAAN
EDWIN ID. MORGAN.
Assistant Aid srman.
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Markets.
NV ORLEANS, Nov. IA, 184o.
The cotton msrket IL dull but sales YES
terdsy barely reached 500 bales
BALTIMORE, Nov, 15-6 p. NJ. "a
The produce market remains yesterday, with but
moderate transactions. Dealers waiting the Ame-
RIGA.
BUFFALO, Nov 15-6 p NJ.
The following are the receipts Of produce since yes
tsrdsy Flour, $500 barrels wheat, 20 600 bushels;
corn, none There Is a steady demand for dour with
sales OF 600 barrels Michigan at 81 81 to - SIX.
The market is heavy for wheat and the 5000
buthels, including Ohio at sic and Wabash at SOC.
The expert demand for large there il none
Offering. Fleur to Albany is quoted $50 to zoo wheat
1ss and lao.
ALBANY. Nov 15-6P NJ.
No receipts TO- day The market flour 10 steady,
at 81 621 10 81 10 for State and mixed Wes-
term s. 81 to SIS for straight do; SIS % for pure
GeDeses, go reported) with fair business The ope-
rAtioDs in corn are 500 bushels mixed Western, 1T
go Barley moved to the extent Of 10 900 bushss at
bSHo for two rowed, aud $50 to 5Sc for four
improving, and the demand active sales OF 1000
bushels, at 400 Whiskey is quoted 274c for Prison.
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sporiInK InseiiIRence.

CsrrHnuLLs Counsr-Tnsrrna.- The proprietor Of
the Csntrsvills offers capital bill VI sport fer this
afternoon. The programme exhibits q match for $500
mile beats, In harness. one for 500, same distance
and purse Of $50 These attractions, aud the un-
usually fne weather should induce numbers TO visit
the track. ride the island viii be sxniaratisg
and
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WV bHitaNS NOV lf-P
The ttesmthip Alabama at this port, from Chszr.s
briss phing later from California than that brought
by the Empire city
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CINCINNATI Nov l5-P NJ.
The steamer Thomas Jefferson, from this port bound
to New Orleans. has been sunk Baton Rouge. 1t
Is feared she win prove q total loss.
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Intorsstinp from III Paso-Tho Con fiiet he.
tween the Americans aud Indians, near
Tn. River ella.

BsLrImesr, Nov 15-sPM
TIE New Orleans papers Of the sth, received this
evening contain aevcss from VI raso to The 10th Of
ssptsn Der
fight had recently taken place between . company
offcrty fifty Americans and atty SIXTY ndisu, Ia
the direction .ftse Rissr Gs which resulted Ia the
billins a humber 81 Indians and the capturing %
orty horses aud mules.
u, ives in the fight above mentioned, that Corporal
Norwood ana Sergeant Snyder allied % which fact
We Rad stelsgrspho dispatch from st Louis = shor,
time since
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TuE CABINET - Mn. WEBSTER - Ma. CLAY
Thst there is rr,ry general desire among the po-
l,icsns and people Of all parties, all over the
sosntiy, for change IN the cabinet, no mao, we
pstun,, will dery. The late elections, with
seapey az txcep ion tel the same story, and tear
th. testimony. that the cabinet has run itself
out, Iust a. he I1sh potato supposed to have
ran cut hen seized with the rot Urless there IL
charge Of The crop, vegetables will dsterlorate IN
putvay. Tie prssert csbnet IL, politically, IN
snl,eut ca, tai, suiiicentto las, the wing party
fer iwentJ years, has be, squsadered away 10 sir
ne pths: snd there appear. 10 be general desire
now for change, beginning with the State De-
psrm,nt The New York oi;qps, headed by Mr..
Seward and the Cou'1o, are supposed to be NOV
Ing to r,instate Mr.. Webster, whose capabiliiy no
s-n viii question, and whose appointment would,
no doubt be- generally satisfactory aside from any
political scheme whpch may be 1T the bottom oi
the movsmstt late rumor from Washington
tsys that there u another movement on foot TO put
M Clsy 10 the STATE Department, IN the place OF
Nit ClyiUn. on tn presumption that the latter has
had diplomacy emo gi tr las, hun for the next four
,eats. and ~ incliu, a. reign B-tween the dlt-
Realities ~ the Senate and the state Department. II
vould b. good policy to get Mr.. Clay into the lat
ter The rumor, however, does not appear 10 be
we'll authenticated. Mr. Clay. IN oil PROB ablty,
will stick tn the Senate though there Is telling
n. cha, ees which the next three months may &C.
ccmpsh at Washington There must be some
shaEpss in the cabinet. sr m Its policy. General
Taylor, are assured VIII stand MON ms orig
nal platform. What will the cabi1ei d LOBBY. or
resipnl The experience Of Clay or W'o-ter' or OF
sny man with competent undermining ~ our
foreign relations wouli be servIceabe IA tn state
DEPARTMENT NJ tbls lunctae. Let u have change,
sId u hat islls, let us have another.
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Our PrnnsyI,nn,s c.rrs.panasrs..


The Spsgnsbannah Egak Erp,osign
On SATURDAY. night last. just before IL, Mr.. Thos.
r. ~. John WIS bsled out OF prison The gem
ileutnl,it BINS hsmton in the train for the West,
lsa evening. The boudemeu in this ease were
cone eight or 80 # orr citizens, VINO, il n re-
ported, were guaranteed tcatheless.
DsrEcron.
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LEFT OUT.-Owrng to the great press of matter,
we are compelled to defer the publication Of the
trial in the United States Circuit Court, relative to
the injunction on the steamships Ohio and Georgia,
together with great variety of local and domestic
ma
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THE Election In mIs.,..,pps

H.LLY SrsISes, (Miss) Nov. Ii, 1s4a.
Gen Quitusn u elected Governor, by from eight TO
ten thousand majority over Lee The democrats have
elected ali four Of their Congressman hey Doubt
Tn. Legislature 10 largely Democratic Miller -hs IL
slsstts Judge, over Price democrat is the Third ia
deal District
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CeMMoN PLnAs Part Nos e1 g. 81. T3, rs, To- 81,
IS 81 SO. 81, % So. Part 2-Nos 20 s. 90 o. 90 96
loo. 100. lO4 100 los ITO. H. ia, 81 SO, So, CO.
C,Ecu,r CouKr.Nos 81, 81 5s, o. 63, IS, co. o. 10,
IA rs, II. 7s
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Meeting OF the Cabinet,

WisHINGroS Nov. ib-5P.M
meeting Of the cabinet was held to-day, but no
appOintnents transpired.
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Re ape aIanss Of the cholera on the missis-
sippi River.

ST. LOUIS New. l5-PM
The steamer Constitution. which arrived here this
morning. from New Orleans, with smigrants had up
wards Of thirty Of cholera on board seventeen Of
which proved fatal before the steamer touched the
landing
The steamer James Hewitt has also arrived With
number OF essss Of cholera board. She has been
prohibited from landing by the public authorities and
10 now lying on the oppcsise side of the river.
SECOND DESPATCH.
sr. Louis Nov. 15-r NJ.
The arrival Of vessels to-day with the cholera on
board, has produced considerable excitement In the
city, and every pr,cauon Is being msds to keep II
IA without its lmis The Mayor has also ordered all
bats arriving from below to lie In the stream un
I'll they can be examined by the proper onissr.
The Cholera Again at vicksburs.
Nav oRLEArs, Nov. II, 1s4e.
We regret 10 state that the cholera has again made
its appearance at yisksburr Mb,issippi
Another Great Fire In Sc. Louis. A.,
sr. LOUIS New. 15-A. NJ.
The castor oil man ufastory Of Mr.. Henry T. blo~
vss destroyed By FIRE last evening The loss Ia ssti
ust,d 81 $4,000 one half Of which Is covered by
sDrsnee.
Dive dwelling houses adjoining the factory we're also
a.,treJed, making fetal loss Of $3.50 600.
FIRE also occurred in the sing at the Moatessno
House situated about FIVE miles below tn. city which
was consumed. Loss 50 COO insured for IS 900.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ST.. LouIs Nov 15-PM
Mr. BLOW estimates his lose By the nrs last evening"
., $4,000. lie insured for $40 600 Each in the
Terncssse, Lexington and Hartford Insurance. Com
panes and sc eco each In the Franklin Citizens ana
Memphis oompsniss
The White lead factory was also destroyed
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Supposed Loss OF tho Revenue Cutter Law
renee, beup q to California.

WAsHINsroS, Nov. l5-P NJ.
Serious fears begin to be felt at the Treasury Depart
ment for the safety Of the cutter Lawrence
Capt FREEZER, which left Washington for California
time in last November. She WAS ct Valparaiso in
May, since which time nothing has been heard frsm
hsr
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New OsLEaSs, Nov IL, lsi9.
The seamship Falcon sailed from this port TO- day Tor
ehssrss, Nth lS3 pafsepgers
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The Channel MT Pittsburgh.


PITTsEURGH, Nov. l5-6P. NJ.
There Is ten feet water in the ehsnse and falling
The weather Is very warm for the season.
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N1pios.-ln consequence or ume rOuS In
quiries from hcse unable to obtain Wednes-
day evening last the proprietor has pleasure
hnherg those rare comedians, hr Collins r.
elhe WI srpsar together for positively the this
ssaon or SATURDAY next Nov in tho celebrated comedy
Oh the nervous MAN. Mr. ChppeEdale will also appear.
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Latvr dates have been received from Bombay
and Cacutta from the former to October 3, and
from the latter to September 20.
The stormy weather during the monsoon had
interrupted busint SIS to an unusal degree; but the
arrivals of goods having been light, prices were
fairly maintained.
COnmercial Intelligence.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The London money market continues easy, and
good bills readily discounted, at az per cent.
In the arrivals Of bullion are comprised 100000
from the United States. Consos opened on Mon
day, at 925s, and closed up TO Thursday daily at
92H. On Thursday, intelligence Of the dismiss
misssl Of the French ministry received in London
which caused considerable excitement and surprise
On the following day, Consols opened at OK, and
closed at 92 The following the latest prices in
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has just pleed h hundred sixty eighth hat
made to by The lqsers the
them autles the
selves the fact that they only doIars
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has so often met ear OF late, ia onbuses
hotels boarding houses, &C., that think ther
was an eniic in And The wise ons
hrve found out that JokBss Boos in h
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Exclusive I.adses' Cloak, Sack. yIxstse.


ard hantiA Stores. D. HAWKINS, No u7 lola No sos
Grand sretia lies will do well call above; we'll
sure them handsoms, rood article and cheap one.
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streets Grand military boots from 50 to s6 calf IS 81
me fthcb ea TO- usuay So other water PROC
boots nom S. to So shoss CATERS on hand cheap
cheap. -~' ~-~-f
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An elrsordinhry npnise has been gvoa rocksry
trade by V.LTxAN AZ Couitsn-t street his endless a.
sorHei OF China Tea Sets Dinner Sets While Grants.
Flown Blue and sulherry wNe ssliins 81 prices
that are without parallel In New York
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The "Femaie Smuagicr' Will ne found
In this mornings Rev York Daily Times Lovers Of rood
ard reading viii be early the oos Nassau
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nsEe bar Dys crew uy.eon TO color the Ehir or whs-
fsrs the moment ~ applied without injury 70 the hair
ssn. centisUep have their WHISPERS dyed in Eve
rinutes A. the Depot No lT broadway corner 81 Deg
large. 81 50
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and attic house two .tory enclosed psa No rs Yves. FIJI
tenth street. being mplee with all imp
mens furnace sss end Croton throughout bathroom
se Having ihelJ been thoroughly painted ughou in
perfect order snd will be let for years.
can be had Immediately. Inquire of
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Gen. Worth, Col. Dancan ana Maj. Gates -
Brady hatiops Gallery of Daguerreoypes us
osrsi Portraits OF the above dnruihsd musk la
mentd military heroes all Of which On their last
visit to this city be HIS Gallery EOS and an
Broadway ~ COPIES Of tho may Be had al the
shortest notice. - - " - -,
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day tten1s last The proprietor has great pleasure
sascs On for III. last time this
VIII sso sDps.
made sers late elee,on The winners
selves the fact that they only four doar:
Twelfth Regiment Head Quarters for
boot, for IL AZ the of Fulton Nassau
calf co. Usually IS in other stores water rroof
boot. nom s. to S. Shoes aad CATERS hand shssp
The Secret DIscovered-Th. word 6. n,.v
hotels boarding houses &C., we besaa !, thsI there
Ss hat BSos srs ~. w's ones mes
;S and the best h' and all creation is af''
The "FemaIe smuagicr' Will ne found
in this morning. rev York Daily Times Lover, of good
street. Price ' ''''' % N-''As
Cen. Worth, Col. D.ncnn ana Mai. t,.ses-
nao.. Gallery Of ans
Military ~: Of "l ~. I. T.:
E.. :" this 'E nay ss see, At his Gallery 2oo and W
shortest notice.
To Ls'-Ths Modern BuiIt Three story
,nd s.o s.r's two story enclosed piazza. No rs wes Ff
sa end Eroson water hoSsssas
perfect era viii Be- s f ,. Of in
,. BAILEY Is Broad street.
Exclusive I.sdses Cloak, Sack, vI.stse.
win do well to calf q. aSo Ss' ven ~T $40.
sure them handsoms, rood article, and cheap one.
Every Perssn's Iaserest Is to Buy Cheap
trade BY aEs oa a. been vSa e IN.
.NI,ns Of chi"s Tea Set: Dinner sets While orsaits
~i,hcss parallel in Ne. York; nov '''s prices
New Bunch Raisins, In whole, half, ana
sSa ter Rs . ana % IsS s,.s
Oil end adam silou canaes caued whIte
and yelo fpe ard ooorr and green Teas
pr., 5' rSwrEa 80 rs Greene; STs:s"i.s
Lane ~ orter, 81 e5 Caths ripe street. arc
sgs s, s' b.. II r wsS rld s
and 'v,ty Other lind Of ss,son.e. dry soeds large
worthy Of the ladies' s,tssion.
Premium shell ombs-Open Chain Pat-
ss. lsdis. are invited 70 ssai,s ,hs style.
..,t is ,ss i.rx.. H. ~. c,,. M co,s. a, rs.ss."Is
IN euisbY s srcsdvsy "a deer sisS. D.as: -
CIirshush, Hair Cutter anA wig nak.r.
.. as LStsp sna r.5 Wit. n. Newest
.rss si hsasa ' h. tssss ,:Sn; r. sa"'
AIexander's Tricob. phe.-c hss celebrated
os 1S s' by. sTs e.. ,SS. ss By sssy
.lnr 81 fulton ard V .s,.: aud s.Ad''
Ligusa sssiy Dye. - Pp.ion's lmprovsa
tsrs the noen, u applied without injury the hair
ssn. Gentl.rep have their WHISPERS dyed in Eve
minutes, A. the Depot No lT broadway, corner 81 Deg
street. urdsr the Srsnkr Hcuso. Per hssls- ss sss e
large. 81 81
Wigs, Toup~~., End Hair Cuss,ng.-rubiis
sn"u - eiieitse :. inspst the manufaeory Of hsdhurt
snd ueafd Walden a.c They receive tbs fssnions FROM
Pans ondon ssd thoi- Wigs,
1cypsss and Ladies work 10 unequatd In the country.
~ MAIDEN lare.
wigs aud Tsupees another Medal mas
teen Atseu 70 Bstchslor by tie American Instuts,
iei ID, isi VS.. and rosI. -. Luss 70 Ia
sr~et ts style, for 1890 ST BAfjH ELuSS celebrated
Wig Fsst.rt, No ell street. where he The
ssssrtmsrt In the city Cory shs address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

quarter boIes and tegs Cron; dried Currass paper
and suf sfe bitter and theed Anoni sperm and whale
Oil srerm and adam antne and tsow candes rcaued white
ana yeo surs tne srd fine Ooonx green Teas
eorttsn on hand, and for sals small sdvanes on
wh.esae price, BY FOWLER $50 and AIS Green wieh,
Is Netcy, and 40 CrsnA streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

s,ep.u scctss inspeet The manufaeory % nedhur
snd u.aid Walden lase They receive ths snions frou
Paris nnd ondon every ssd thoi- Of Wigs
1cvpsss and Ladies bs- unequalltd In the country
~ MAIDEN lare.