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A TREATISE ON DISEASES

az THE SEXUAL SYSTFM-Coutsiung a complete
~ review Of he causes II early decay nom serahu--
.cr0a consumptOr, sfncrure, y-ricoree SC 10 pages
Price sl-eiehih efiiOn b. Edward DIXON, n ID
A 50 WomAn and Her Diseases, from the Cradle 20 the
Grave adapted exclusively % Der Instruct on The nalfA
lav. Of her system and al The diseases N her critical
. 25 cents BY
CHARLES a. RING. cor John-st and Broadway
n 90 \ lsl-nsIu Hrftls- ed tlIiff-r. oe.tf-s
fs-nr-1 POI scssr sffis 40 0.tu't-t - -
fh r1th god - c.scrrflns sc1rssj irsHn co.
1irrus rh- cttr-f 90 flf q -bpaf
anf fh- f-0-rf -st-f r coin- seo-s ntai
80 pr~uIft 10y ~srHrsf
Pom f--tnn M-fctI -ld .lrfca' J1urlsl
D. DEo1 he ~rff-s rufh 40 Fs Fsls of'ne- OF 20
r-rs sqlsns1c- nj 1 d-fn 1ffff
81. A .s 80 ilaf i-r u-irs
f-r. p.---. s.frlres, Fsfss@. tytrcs- snf hfns 30
r.r 1srs treated q The lthor 90 Yfk isi
60 f- ton fts pr0cp~s a. n-in- 40 be s-li
aos-r ne faa creinstsaf-.. stamp f ~- nf- 10 ai1.
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DRY GOODS.
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
GAN SELECT FROM 5000 BALES OF

SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
GAN SELECT FROM 5000 BALES OF
NNHlCH ARE MOST DESIRABLE nr thesf rsmarts
w be uniformity. got ard beauty saeh sy 80 and
qualities best adapted their particular 90 80 aso TVS.
o-ache1 goods. mary hvonte sty es and osAse aiso
such an assortment OF cotton rocrs nec~ssay kro~sy
to complete their orders For sale. either soi casa %
cigy acceptsnces s~sy. 81 the le~est usrAet prtces
CHAS A WATERBURY a 60.
sal l~is Wholesale Dea'- ie bro>i~sy. cor rinsn
MILLINERY AND FANCY sILk oooDs. 81
vi 10 fezrst subscribers tav receiving PET
steamers and p.cAe their stcck IT Millinery and Fancy
purchasers Their stoca 10 and Will conaaAs 10 %
hough the by far tho mcs eseosisc u any IN ne
citycomp rtsrg every variety Of aruec In hH Ahner>
line Having order- Iheir goods very early sni esiofs
The se advance sls In Pans hey arc go o~d TO o.
much greater inducements "a purchasers lhsn any ethet
house tho trade Their stock Of Ribbons vii be f1nd
Ia embrace great variety OF new and splendid sty Zee
Imported from their designs and patterns and
IN Tor their trade An examination OF Their seSA 10 -
.petfuiy solicited and they i-el assured thai me no"
.-puc. will Do couvipced ths it 10 much nc Hehssl
o.t extensive beat selected and whsl OF more e"ns~
quence. decidedly The cheapest of any 10 the Guy -
aus nav Anis l. srtNtNs w.
IlELT RIBBONS! BELT RIBBONS Belt RIB
IL boa. i-rhe only complete assortment OF Beh rib
oon,iu town. Also Bcune, and Cap Ribbons. We've, rib
boss. swis. and Cambria Edsins. and inscrns' fnerc
iene.. Lace AM Fancy Goods generally.
sas l.u.. l. Il MOORE, ~ Bssverst
a RAKE CHANCE oW person DESTROYS to CON.
~ menc~ the dry goods business In broohyn al probably
me beet stand 10 ths city the stoes 10 yell ss.e~d snd
bought with the utmost consists of about oioso -
To any person d-sirocs To bav tho terms will be made
.s.y Address & X. A New-yors rossomes. with real
name and address aasi w.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY Bangs, ayx h9AsuxT rxsARh2'sssiiJrr' % 81

by BANGS, PLArT 4 CO. store ~ Brosd-
De.v NgW-Yosk TRADE SALE
p..s,c,.s frrr he usoa tine Until THURSDAY The
So s~et az o'clock. IN ~hen he sssaoasFy s.es
~tii commence. embracing most st'snsve ..n~y OF
y,,-i.u .rd Domestic stationery. bisna ooosS, nc
on SATURDAY. isth SEPT ass o'eloca
TIE Psp~v sac viii cou mence' emo'ss"s w "
s,D cs.>s Of ell he sns vsrt~ues .,.
on MONDAY hORSiSG, segi ~ asoeosa
TIE BCos sac ~iu conm~ne~ Ihs Pofuen =. = -.
embraces a. unuseA vsresy OF sSt ara Inc oe-s o"n
huuor. ron ne.ry al the rahisbers Of NE I son.
on FRIDAY AND SAT- RDAY. :ist sad 20 seft
VII be sod he Engrsh sooas, sapere and ersrss''
cVi-crru -
poo h~ zane liberia trrms q eretl ~ 81 Ne ass ss~
A. fsw.r, s.Is--boAn's stAssars. Arssn srist
c ...r. .na Sa-nnec LabSsries-Ne~ s-u,s tastr-c-
e. ~ Rsbe.a.s ~ost, VS. rlslo's ~ofss vol 1
translated ~ Cary DO vol Z. trsnssied ~ Davis Thu
ydid~s yansist-d ~ Dale. vcas Joyces ssiencte
b soxue-. with stdiTcus BY rtnnccs. ! 70. srsntes
Poruu Antiquities vols lvy's history q Rome, voi
Hgmhotgs cosncs Svis Chess rsy-rs CgmPanon,
l 70. A. sohns Anncuarsn Classes Fenns Pastor
Letters. Ac
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| keurucly bar Wishes situation IN som- cliy "hc' 81
where h. SERVERS would elttie him 10 small e'mprn
.-uon aud where an opportunity would De- presented q"
fuirsrzire himself with the details OF pfacucr IN ihs
state References gwen. Address q z fo''-Ohe7.
L.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ The Fail Session of Union oilese VI
.Imepce this year Friday, @lsI September AN' w

abatement having appeared II The
r fanr OF the 2sth. asserting on . aGnofiy " Up
tNIsu. Of he THIRD Ward Police. hal knelue 20 y"
a, -. ~. ,ri.instors Of not the 18Th met me
h.rriher led upon Capt. W for qarucgl.rs ana va
srrd by tim thAi be had personal kno~ ect OF inr
~ nv Information that would lead 10 sucn con
,i,.,,r On the contrary the policeman on DUTY ~hrn
he s..sult was made on No ~. expresses ne opinion
hat No rs party alone were 70 name r v. N o.
AUSi II JAS Do'O"0 r.
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BOOK TRADE.
ARNoLD's CLASSICAL SERIES

THIS SERIES u Clsssic.l T-rt BOA, 49, attained
/ circ-4suo1 a.most unprecedented in lh@ d. I'D
S.f-s b-ins i1truclced uio ~ prncp. col -s-. ID
-ft..t-a school. hruus rout ne cuuutry TIE uost
r-rt scto.rs rave 'rst-f to her suPeror merit over
a. oihsr similar ~orss Tie mechanical -x-cgnou ard
ow grce " ~ volumes are 1neqased- TIE Dl.o~i1s
lave be-o published
-sr fdit-r hs A Spencer, A ". Emo. -1rts
N Lain src Pose Coupnsiuo1--A trsft r.. lrroi1c
uo1 o. L,ru Pfo-e ConFo-iuon. Ed.is1 by D.. A Sen
I'M FIR, Greek Boos-with E,sy Exercise, Az 10
eahaisry. Edited By J A Spencer. ~ lsno. 81 G..
r. Greek Prose Cor ao.ifor-A Prse go inrgdle-
non 20 Greek Pose Chi position Eaised by J. 4 sPen
Y Gr-ek R-sa.nr B1ok-For he use o. schools VII
Frfi.h Notes Crr-. and fx1' sraiory, snt Lexicon
81 Cor-fas Nero.-With Prsctical o1-snous an Az.
snc Initiative Exercise o1 escn chtfir - ed
by Prof Jo1--on aeW enlarged edition Nlin LeA',oD
D. APPLEroS co Publishers. - Broadway
p A co ALSO PUBLISH
LIZ. s'fh Notes. hg Prof Lincoln. i.ino :
T.ci;sss Histories. With Notes, BY Prof T.. l-n'
Taeira.. Germans ard Asreola. by Prof Tyler i2ao
c. Gems. -
Sesro .e ose' ,'a N &c. BY P 81 rhHs.sI' 'S S
Horace, Notes, by Prof Lincon- limo 40. IS
ROOT AND swEETsER's
NEW CHURCH MUSIC a reg COLI lection or Church
lNM1sc. comprising many OF the most popu ar znt -s-
M ln.- m c1mmCl Use, log-the- with zreai rsI-F o
ard original Psalm and Hyun Tunes Sentences,
M1ieis. Anthems Chants. kc designed for he lse 0
Sholrs, Cougrrgauons, snsin. sehoois AM >ociele-
~ George T Root and Joseph z. Sweetest Ool0nE
i6nn. hAlf bound. 5 cts.
r. e.r-'a p'sasa = - ofss- rot psps., 80 .'es-.
ch---- - clr T. - o-s the- ar O. -u,of - r--i F
m - cl- 49, 49, Hf 90 W
~ T. ~''- 30 .rl 80 rh.r', to- qr'c, -. u
uru-1aNf go sts4f-f o. - .rsrff ci
tl'so or c1 "a o. - ate Of 9-r =, s- 49,
y Fvsra--f
Aiso lately published. Adam. Root and " eeisers sag
err Manual IS cts
iti. Of hni. I'D sr-ci Pl slcf--' y
-rr--fc-f or1'--.rrs ni 1
10 pc art F4rP-- W r-r ne -T-y Fff O. p'pasf'- =
4 Iir of -a.ca. -c-as Fr-Hrs pet
sn3i 81. JOHN WILEY Isl Broadway
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4 o.T-A hank book on The Greenwich Savings hrE
~ ne Civ Of York he property of Margaret nfh
nm. Whoever may have found has possession oi ~
.sue i rrc1-.ei % sav- the Greenwich ,st De
A. he rner OF xhavenur srd f0urhst alji li'
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WINDOW SHADES.
uyINDOW sHADLs AND CORrICES.

i75 and ~ Wiuam door from Bresmsn.
list RECEIVED from my Agents in Paris, one ~ thc
y most splendid arsurtmrn- Of shades anu cofncr- ever
n o1rtrd f0 The country To p-ugr ut ta-ie wishing To
furnish their Llrsr- viii hnd great assortment and a.
YER, l0w prices cord, ias-eis and rrassr- &C.
ss1l su.4odh SAMUEL = BARTOL.
IN nnn WINDOW -HADE--tar sale n ~
OU.OVbt0 suit pufcl- -ef-, ~ hELif hiNEhi
exc .u-ivr Nindos shade Deaers, l5I CnAi nau--t
y &c y and country dealers suppi-d sl3i IT'D. seo1A
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c.roREFoR ~AIE-H.. been e.l.hH.hed

H. runstef 81 years, n-sly n.ira ~ ~ 80 80
81 80 r-i tborhood withuli con pe,llou ado lo..s
| - 1u.fn-ss presents -NcrIl-rt opportunity "a
rhx.-isu isrins 10 practice. - axe pf.Suer eAn q
:. 80 acquired Or cspzt g drlsrsi car o. kot1
s-r...-s w .r,ruroo. Price $50 Address Dngsi'i,
r Pu-- ~ d
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lxaNTED-An American lady, who 10 widow, u
w d-s rcu. obtaining situation house-seep-r OF
ruafruu IN some pubic insturorfhe latter preferred
The best Of reerrnces gwen % respect competency md
qualifications For furtrer particulars Inquire Of Nr
JOHN MOFFET. lO3 Fuiion-st su0 81
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DAMN OF SALISBURY The noie. u ln- B.ns
ID u salsogry, ksrJls1t. r-d,-mo1 BY L. HOUGH
TON - vsrsi ~ per e~rk tiseoQnl as iypAW'
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r. ROOMS To LET.-One lnge room suiiAn-
Ta: ~ tailor. he other suitable 1r sny hsni srni--
~ hg.ir--. Location best the city good entrance
rer hrc- for display APP The prrmises $50 fulton
,,~th--..f rnrr~r u Rrnaf hl9l rs
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PORT or NEw.YoRK.. ..AUGUsT 81

MINIATURE ALnsrAc....rsis Day.
IA, ssr-hs..b ss....e - Tss moo. SETS morn u
RICH vATEg....ApRus VI.
Sand, 5Ta A. Gov lssno. IA "sN "f's 3.s
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Y COTTON, Aacuooeer
EUR>IrUkk NOrlCE-rhe sues-rtes VII ave
The ssle Of household trn,turv u AM lee
srag their residences giving hcss~ir-p'ug dur
he coming eilhsr th~l residences %
a. re Aucuoo Rosms. ~ BeskmAn and - AEn
R-rurrsrnr- houshs n pr-f-~r~i CcLrpS
AT PNv,rx S.ts.-ous psfios orssn. plsys 20 soos'
tass Art.
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JEWELLERS.

~,rrnrSg METAL u ne b-st egs ~ c0nsiAnfiy o.
r.r4 80 f5r - ln- store ~ re -1b-crper, -
= $500 o. a BIZ. nsrufsctory ~ PrDce-st
- -. --sh JAMES AOFFETT-
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DOVER PRESS WORk-Doos 81 oLV ,..,
L HALL, 10 Trlb1ns Bailcinss esssusci SS
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a1n nun WANTEp-Ia ba.

So wa@ %iufs. Of not ' @'s s.S ss
Of any nercan frm ~ good siandinsl a. par .n
r-.tasnt la az operation which will, in a. proo-pliN
NV net pr,n 81 over per cent and which cAnnot ol
"a. pc..ib.- contingency give loss The advertiser -"
nuse provide $1,000 ~ cash to~si tur oP-ia..t
Oo dave n ample um- % prov de FOR ne pager i-lr9
The op-rAl 90 csa be closed 10 80 days Address L. l. l.
Office u hi. paper e-'i d.
-, -. - 49,. ,.,..,,y,.h s.visg. R,.k
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r.IIrtR>Il HUuBrGGERY Is f2ruI1aie.J
l,rs--. Deep ~sfer .0c-oorers snt 80 s.vinx a.
-. soh n So 900 a. he Csforrs DIP FAX
.o~SY. Come sd see lIs'l AKNOLD sOffSA-
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--..onu-pII oCIII,T- ATRI.T. &C.

t)a-,s. :. u.ua Diseases of ,hr sy- 40 kaf n on
a., orlocs dzily y Wtrrenst corner n hroad"sy
- ~. end a ramphlri free Of cnst. c--rrting An
- ..,sf.I -setaa1 4 vssirng IA rgsf ~ aeIaf y
- ,~.fe, nd The 10 which % = applicable
D. Poveirs popular Iftsrist o. t. ~, - -.
-, -, - I'D As as0v-. price $ cents. Also. great
n~anuf1i AsTIFTC1sL $500
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)'s.,s, 10 D-rase. u he I've. fruus % P. n III.
.,eoI of restoring he1ih add sshi 20 sessed tyes
h,t A operation il Of recenf discovery s-c ne e
.ui. have sheeG he f.rvst grsctaee 81 p4teni. Az
sciA. eyes for sAs .-SA --
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SXfASTED-A situation. by young man 70 private
W or public Institution. lake care II sick gentlemen
As nurse snd manage and 20 every way competent %
lake ne management ss shaw ~ dressing wounds
CT. ~ 10 Twenty frsst on The - 1oor or 1l4 Broadway
au3l 2r-'
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pu>p--rREEr ACADEMY.

Miss uAI>E- respectfully Informs her patrons
VIM he public hat school No ~ Osmercy fsfs,
fEa-tT .seuNrtl--t Second door from fourthsv VIII
l nmence 0n M0nfat September TO- Size def-rs the Time
of opening one compliance with the urgent wish
of many of her patrons
Circuas with term. and references. can be obtained
A. Boo Gram-rcy Psrs. AZ The bookstore ~ M-ssrs
G. ; Francis Co 81 Broadway. Or a. M-ssr. DOrcmu-
s. nixon. corner Liberty aud Sssss
Written applications addressed 10 care OF DOrem1s L
Mon vii rec-tge prompt attention sun lslOis
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CARPETING.

CARPETfSGs,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, AC.
~ PFArLST. OPPOSITE WILLIAM
- NITb LOUNSBEhf az lON daily receiving d.
= frcf from he E4rOp~so an America HsH9f.earsrs
.rE- app. - " CkEPEIisss snc OIL CLoTHs u lA-
c1ocr-t gf,~rs. and cocs. -~-ci-d cypress for be
FsLL IsADz, which .hey ar 1o~ Df-nns a. ne follow
~ nw prc-s
E1ssa Iag-.uy Csrpe Aissi IN - 10 ia per "a
r- An hr1s-es 90 IL ~ lls 90
-' 't [py DO DO = 70 lOs 90
-- irxr.in Do Do 50 10
Con. Medium Ertrsdo % q s.
A ~ FLoo3 Oh 1LoTHs T. 70 u T. wide 70 10 10
WIZ genera 4ssDf1-nl cf .. other articles esne~ctso
IN alr iracs. -ggsly ow a2;i -NsH
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YOUNG LADY resident OF Brook yn, rompeirni
n 20 ieaca children French and musie, DESTROYS OF
situation 10 private family, best ~ references can ~
We. Appv Al Mrs o Rri.lys In Pre.iden.st bfoos
iyu new house n. q Hamilton Ferry hu'i pr
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l suhscrpuon 81 Of re- gous uagsz.n- Tor s@c OF
nsrtner.hp ole ed TO \ per-Ou having small cspit-l a.
command TINS ofers me opportunity ~ me clar@cir
f me periodical thus advertised, win energetic mtAsr
,n-n PROMISE 90 be- II ne most popular magazine
.f The day Address r." on Of the paper tuol ~
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MANHATTAN ACADEMY.

rrHE MANHATTAN A. ADEMf. for males and fe-
L ma.es 81 the corner ui Avenue and nh-s Will re-
ouen ou Monday uext sept The 81 study em.
braces primary and classical instruction. haadhils dis
trnu'rd Al ihe Academy an'i u
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VIII sena more soon All smooth here. shall not %

will send more All smooth here. shall not be
hems until next week some time.n
Sept. 20, he also wrote to the cashier" We are re-
Their close In consequences Of Thompsons not RENTING
for his redempops which have been pretty free for
some time back but az he has been indiana which
accounts for the delay look for remittancss from
him on Friday as he telegrsphed TO that effect You
must seHd down ss often Is you can-ksep the pot
boilipgn
Oct esd he again writes telegraphed you ysstsr-
day, to know II you had sent anything Thompson's
redemptions have been large and his funds small and
We resrgely in advance to him, though he promises
to put us in funds soon. He will also send you
more Jersey time this week in payment for the
amount Of your notes which have been used by
the Jerey bank. You must send forward all the
funds you can get and as fast you get them IL
Emily calls before Thompson puts yeu In funds, you
will have to DO the best you with him,
not help you just now. You had better write to
Thompson about Emily and have him provide you some
fpecie"
These extracts selected from Q number Of letters.
are deemed sufficient to give correct idea Of the
ture Of the proceedings Of the parties mentioned in
lation to the bank although more might be added.
This expose having extended to greater length than
originally intended much has to be omitted that
be narrated hereafter Every fact herein stated
can be proven, IL IL should become necessary
As to the amount Of the notes the Bank Of SusQue
hanna County that are out there IL way Of
tanning 1t with precision. II has been stated in
OF the newspapers at $500 there good
to believe that 1t exceeds that sum The amount Of
the funds to redeem those notes Is also very uncertain
but mutt under ell circumstances fall far short Of the
sum required Much distress must inevitably follow,
but know OF no remedy. The stock paid in has all
been sunk, and, rs there has not been any dividend
made since the resumption in April 1s45 the loss 10
total IL may be said, and with some justice that the
directors Of the bank censurabls for not paying
attention to its concerns but when II Is
ed that ANGEL and Thomas st. John had the right
they two Of the seven and that Thomas had tn
entire control when he chose to exercise it, IL Ia not
surprising that their attention to the business slack
snsd and finally almost entirely ceased to be rendered
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The 0osels.

ARRIVALS AND sErserUsss
Hon John r Bpsh. ". C., Bunslo; Hon - An
drevs M. 4. Essex Co; Hon. ~ Littlefsst Nsipe,
ton Robert G. Nicholas Gensvs, j. Hogan, Utcs' u.
q Briggs. u. Engineer VI Bsmis ChAsfsosus
Co J chamberlain, Ogdepsburgh; Ueoygs aoDs
pald Bostop; T. Fitch rrattsrils; v. Etdog Phis-
deiphia; Homer Ramsdei Ns~burxh; CAptsin
Alexander. u s A 30 q Badger, nNer y.
J Porter. u 9 A. Lieut. T. 4. Wager. West rctut y.
w Baisy Philadelphia; Judge 4 Lockwood Stag sing;
M N FaIiy Bsitiunore; n Leaning Phiiss-'pssi
bsries n Brown Boston; b.-s~s, rousnss~ps-'
day, at the irving House
"A Poor w r rrurtop. u =. " g. pesslse. q.
Smith Pbtiadelphia 4 e Adamsop. south Csro,irs;
"a ,ysuIa Nsv Orleans; Samuel and Joseph rioknas,
Maseschuseetts: Charles sampson, sestsp, Joseph
DeIspo, washington; Sol Smith, Phiadelphis ~sre
Yesterday amongst the arrivals At the Amerioar
Jsnes Stuart Van Peit, Phisa-iphia, suGsa,
New Haven; A Carroll, Long island, Armstrons.
Troy; Mr. CbapiD. Ohio, NJ STRIKER, Nsw YORK, =.
.tkroy Nor-iChL ere ~ the Ho~scA.
Hon NstbsoF D,xon OF Rnoas lssod, isia town,
- route tor Washington
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Naval Iptes,ssesce.

The U g. store ship supply, Ii Com. Kennedy, ar
rived yesterday nsrnine from Norfolk. We published
Lat a her officers In Tuesdays paper Passed uidsbp
Oscar Badger takes paseaGe In her to jein the
yinespnes. the Paciac station The supply viii
plsts her cargo here for San Francisco.
The u 8 steamer Lssare, 1t Cong 8. g. Lee, re-
Gently attached to the Coast Survey arrived here Sc
turdsy. She IL to be laid up.
uTbe u. g sloop war Saratoga Commander Michel
SON anchored in Hampton Roads yesterday morning,
sfter q passage Of elk days from Havana The follow
Ing Ii list Of her ohoers Commander, W q Nichol
sop. observation-disclosures Brashsr, n. Psyton
Robertson, 8 ID. Trenchard; Purser-Robert Petit;
surason-w A. w. spotswood; Acting Msstsr-Chas.
w HAYS: Assist Surgeon Thomas y. Steele; Lieut..
Maripss-J r. y. Tstnslli Midshipmen-John Waters
A. J rsllas. J. A. Greer, ID Livingston, D Mcintosh;
Boat.vain-T @. Bell; Carpenter J q Thomas; sail-
mshsr-John A. Birdsall; Captains Clerk-Wn H.
Myers-Norfsik Beacon, Nsy. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-29

The steamship Canada, Capt Harrison, arrived
At Halifax at eight o'clock yesterday morning She
sailed from Liverpool Saturday, the 18th inst,
and thus made very short passage across the
Atlantic.
She left Halifax at fifteen minutes past 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, for New York, and will arrive
mere on Friday noon.
The political news is undressing, but the COM
mercial news is of the highest Importance. Cotton
aAas again advanced, and Consols are higher thaa
they hGve been for long tune.
Since the 9Th ult., cotton, in Liverpool has al
vamced thee cents per pound. We annex a short
table, showing the weekly sales and changes in the
market since the 9th -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-29

GoLs Dreorn-we learn that, IN an omcisl report
TO the War Depart the civil an.rs OF afor ps
General Riley estimates the number OF persons setusly
employed In digging for COLE ~ ten Thousand, while
the number persons engaged In other snpy 81
the plsosrs would greatly Increase this amcupt The
report question vi probably accompany the message
OF the President and be fousG 70 contain much vsus
BILE inform alton National Trsikseneer, Nee ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-29

THs sovrurrr Nan.-we learn that the Postmaster
General has completed srrsngements BY vhich the ar
rival ard departure Of the great Southern mail fron
New York TO the South viii continue during the wis
ter ct present. Rep.khe, Nsv ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-29

We learn unsHciay that }. hewitt Steele, Esq., Of
Maryland has been appsinted Chsrs. Aaarss 70 this
r-publis Of vsnssusia.-Nsf Irf. Fsv ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-29

Sales In six weeks. -. .46S7S0 Advance cts.
The Improvement of eonsels In the London mo-
ney market, indicating the political aspect of affairs
in Europe, IL as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-29

SIR II. Bulwer, minister to the United States,
went on board the Heeate steamer on the 18th
inst but had not sailed on the evening of that day.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-15
BALTIMORE BANKS.

Open at O'Clock, A. M. and close at 3
M.-Ihe discount days are
Union Blk fMaryland-Mon. & Thurs.
Bank of Extraordinarily & Friday.
Farmers'& Planters'-Mon. & Thurs.
Franklin Bank-Monday
Merchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics'-Wedne & Saturday.
Farmers s. Merchants'--Mon * Thurs.
Western-1'uesday and Friday.
Commercial & Farmers'-Tues. g. Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-Every day.
F. P. Savings Instiution-Tues. & Fri.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-15
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
FRlpAY ENrNING, AuGusr 31, 1s49.

SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
II Sacuass Bank for the benefit ct'the Wido,c and
Olphan."
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CAPITAL 100000 STERLING, OR So, 800, 600
Besides Reserve Fund Grom surplus premiums) Of
about SlS5,000.
Part ofhe Capitot is INFESTED IN the United States.
Il. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street, Hanover Square, Chairman of the
Court of Directors i'll London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chief Office, for .4,,crica, "A UaH ST., NJ "
Jacob Harvey, Chairman, Samuel s. Rowland,
John j. Palmer, Gorham H. Worth,
Jonathan Goohue, Samuel M. Fox,
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
George Barclay, C.. Edward Habcht.
EDW. T. RICHARDSON, General AccOinltant.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates, Lists
of Agents. &c Sc, obtained at the Chief Office, "a
Wall street. or from either of the Agents, through
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies.
j. LEANDER STARR, General agent,
For the United States and B. \. A. Colonies.
Pamphlets, explanatory of Life Insurance, and the
peculiar system of this Institution, blank forms of
application Sc, obtained at the Agents office, 6
German street.
U. S. LOCAL DIRECTORS, At BALTIMORE.
Jonathan Meredith, Esq, Chairman.
Samuel Huffman, Esq.
j. H. NJ Culioh, M ID.
AGENTS:
Donald M'ILvAIN, 6 German street
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS. jy31 1y
ELDER, GELSTON q co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Pratt and Commerce sts.,