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rst Mitchell, Csrthsxsna Nssmiih Sons; Gssres &ash-
John. w.lss rss 'is ssss
siss.ss; wassss T:.; T...; sI, Sss:s e. iS. WI
sehr- -s.aE,L Pierce. Fsgs Prince. sss. Witt.
sss. s%,sS. wl$i::soss j.sss Lsss:Is. S.ss. r.sss
IsTnsi q. 5Ds ES.:s.,. Bssv.ss1' 40; d Ssisr'ss
s.cps~Hsisn Kills: New Bedford Annsv... G.vsll New
Londen-
CID on Tuesday ship Hsiv.,. ssroh, Havs whi,l0et
Arrived.
Ship Southport corpick Savannah, sdays with cotton
se stursss ciearnAa CO. 10Th Inst. a. I'd AM
ing 70 sss her head s.una "a .Ss .,ors Al sail.
s:e.r-i.s r:e.s ssssis:s q s:s .ssi,ss i
,ss Rsa 1.s 4. =: 2 i:s.ad; o, ,os
y Il sTsr 81
a.,,ss.. tait T..ss Joi ssssps.sl s ss
s &. s
Sss sas W wind 4 ne time L,s iaa, While p.s.iss
arosnoa Ne rosdsn, o. New York city, sndissvss
ksrlsr oepp co.s, sum.,r 100 day.. vi. c.ps Of
ns.y & and s.sr S:ss :ss ps e
her cargo t % on Tsssssy without rssevns ssou.
%.yscu ks essh 'ss srss sE D.ss s a.
1:is . 1ss .s., T.
sss z'Gs Ne, H. .h ss y
.gsts Brsn ssrh Albert from Bremen NYork rae "
ss Lucy ,i. sp.ss 40 sss$sss ss' sssss esaf..
forsss psls sssr s.mss,s 'sy sy:, No, sr ,s, ,s
ysmsivs oth inst. sxshsnsod signals with bark
Bris HaIssus gsyhew Ysvvit. II days with sugar 10
Simpson, kayhew Co. Sid In compsuy With brix Russa
Anson, for krotk 9Th inst Uape Henry bearing
miles ssi heavy gale from the NV. carried
Bii. Frances Jsns (of HsringtenL Alexander. Turhs
R. l.'sss A.Gi'J. ks, West 10 days visA 'ssssn 10
Eehf Byron LBsL w.sdi.sor. s, rAonas Is days with
sshr olvs tBr q Turks r,andl stubb. ysusl Il days
VII coffee. ke, 70 Balstesd, Chamesrlap h Co.
sehr Bsnvsrs. Apperste, Hsvars - days With msassss
70 sonsper Ihs has had vtry hes'y vsathsr
sehr nruBnsr. Hui.s. wnmins.op. NC, with so,,on
sshr 5r.e,sp. scopasS, vissnis DAYS TOT
sefr Russell Fisher. vtrrinia-
sesr Hsspsh Haven. Lynsh yirFinis
sehr sydney Miner. Bellies Philsdelphia
echr Queer Brown. Phnsdslphis
tshs May crsmmsr smith vita pepper. from barb Keep
shig wg,phsii. tBrsml we..sli. sr.nes. days. With
ssF ssss,y .fa. slS. e.srssrs sss.is Dc
rohr Norma, Nett. Irederieksburr. q days
scbr fulsski, Coz, Newark.
Br hrs shove TELL Gss supposed 70 bs Eyry
ton from ficteu. Ne, via Prsvidence.
one brig. unsnovn,s Of ,hs Bishisnds. q. sunset.
Sailed.
rynrh Bale esn rrssci.eoJ Busns vista Nussrs NOT
lesns Trunsul smith, doi bsrk Conoro Chsos. Apaseh
celia
mi, being gnsAhsivns D.y. IN. uu,sOm hOu,. win b.
olottd.
cOpnrcTrorPy ev.r-sht the BRIG Hsyssis appeared
The ship surprse Dumarssque for san rrnncoo
anchored IN ths North River.
wind at susri.. wsv soon sw. and fresh, With snop
fquslis; tunset Wsw.
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NV WILLIAMS DEC v, 1850.
There s but little doing In cotton but prices r.sir
unchanged Sales Of 500 20 900 bales at fske for coed
middipg In molasses there has been isrg. business
reduction In fsvcr " buyers About 2kep barrels
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

SrTAMgR AR1ELorE The steamer Antelope.
which formerly plied between New York ard New
Brunswick, has arrived at San Francisco from Pa
nPnis, vi freight snd passengers She Is ~ run
regularly b'twtsu tho-e tao places, in Law line
oi steam rtktts.
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rrRrsrro Po-Bsrk ndsms-Irs Preston, Mrs Ja..
Peson. Miss Jane Cocrer. from oshccn kssion the
RcFM ~
-Cessr or sr~srss-Bsrh Ksplsr-NsssrsT n cely.r. O
Blake. 49, y
NsuvrrAs-Bris Nsrc.lius-NrC Lsrsunsr Mr. v ses,,,o
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Cuaenrs hs-st.. nship QeorEis aop Mr. piotsr-or J
yehnso~ Cei Deseor snt ssy k Parker Miss Psrksr VI
Lseieha snx ssrvsrt Ramon Frsnea sr lsSy ana
kares. Miss Nor, Mis- Mora sss shiis "a a. ces~
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nnIPPlHO.

Foss; Fs;I HNyaGss33ss.UEIr1p NnGI3 ~ srAT,s NAL :1a.zE
~ M:s q pss:ss.. 70. !. i; ]; sssi issS e
800 a.. =:
m. steam. sAITic .n ...s.ss K. w wHacTiC i:; ..s
sAii JAausry 8th. -. -. -
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AnHRIeAN ROYAL
only calling Haiss issa s.i rsssivs .si: sss -
.:.:s .:s :: s:.s va 4. A
s.s... sss.. from nm New 1s1S wednesday ~ D....-
E. q. Lott from Boston. Wednesday lisA Ds.s.-
A.s 9: Issn Judiias. from New York. Wednesday isA
Amsrss N. shaaAon from Bssts.- wsAassAays ssth Ds-
Afros A. Ryris from New York. wednesday lss ys.us<y
CsnsAs W. Harrison Boston, wednesday. lstA ys.s
Pss:.ss from New York Bossn Liverpool. In arss
DO. DO. Do: seesnl eabin. :. ....... =
Freight viii be shsssd on specie beyond a amount sss
'.ssss An sspsrisnssd Surgeon o. board
An letters and nswspApsrs must pass through the Psss
For freight and passage ie'yu e'5yusAxp y So .,..1v,,
After n, ' Of APRIL tbs r.s. ssEns ;, sSs .vs
PAS!oIYIo ,. Nall srEAnsn,r . oonrANY.-ran rys-
S.nPs.s steamer: i.:ess,.s y s.;y
snss 70 fsnsna and Sr.naisss *. 4.. s:1
ss sssd.as s q &. ss P.ss.~ -
@.: 4 s: s,st e. 1s. % monss r touch
the fifteenth Of the month a. Aospsso bat =
The as,a'Sip ooLgnsIA win ply r.sui.rly .es~.
Oregon awaiting former Port the arrival nss
and from Panams and resssins without dslay
I.noi,c Issasr line q prsSs.rs sii e Ssrs -
wee and San
a x NJ. " 81 *.
::s,s "a SIlsSEEi l;;:v.ss Ne. yesi iAss:;s
;sss H.. .Ss ..s,
lsayss such period. vi li,sls de.sn.ls. =
rom Now s orleans lea pss
ihIeasS month can Be secured .prs.-
Sa y for sn p.ss.s r New o1.sns should made e peRH
sTkoNa. LATkAsoM : co, Agents ~ that place.
To CLEAR POSITIVELY ON MONDAY. leTH INST
r5ss yssss for ct IN. olip
penalty above date and nearly
s P,r m: ,'r n @ room nc
rates and viii direct to saer City wshest
os:a4 III Il .:f
TOE SAN FRANCISCO DIRrcr-TBE NEW oLIrPBR
ship 5eLipsE J.sssh H.Hssn cennsnds. ,,, Al I. 10Y
nnsdistsy direct This shp was built sxprssiy for The
Ss'i :d e. and G i:S K K
Psrs crsss
sssPRs1 ~ ::
only portion remains at the pre1ent rate Apply
BOOTH 4 EDdAR, % Front street
or to WARDLE IS South street.
| EoR sAyANNAH-THE STEAMSHIP FLORIDA. CAP
tain r. Lyon. VIII leave New York for Savannah,
Saturday December IA from pierA T.. at ooloef r. n.
'r'e'' f'' ssaI ifP, s From. street,
san 'saSslSSG ..ss S s2 s2rs sAsI Ta
Wadsworth master lying at pier No 10 kast kivsx
having nearly All snsassd los x
be the above about the 10Th
via and s 3 sl's, ssisp.r sSss
Eeeds all board,
sSng cther will pe.e their shgmen,s without
delay. few yet be ratea.
| Apply 70 BOOTH n EDGAR. % Frost strss1
| DATES or HARn REDUcxD-KaPIRK CITY LINE
~ Connecuns with the q. 6. PaciGc Nail Steamer -
PanamaThrourh tickets 70 Francisco, Chsxrss su
rrssy pssemssr ne a. oeloeh The spsndio sssnshiD
CkESCINT CITY, 800 tons burhsn, j. D. Wilsen, COM
nAnder viii leave her dock. pisr No. ssr cs.-s
' applyte 7 How.un. yex. tor snE TsAn, o. IsssseS
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Married,

On Wednesday, Dec. IL tn, By the Rev. DR.. Chsevsr,
HomxR MoReAr to OAaoLI NJ LeursA, daughter Of the
late Benjamin Ferris, Esq Of this city.
On December 10th, at the Church Of the Messiah by
Rev Henry d. Elliot, OF Waterbury, Conn, AUGUSTUS
GKKELE ELLIOT, D., Of Poughksepsis, to Miss Lizzie
A. PRocToR, of this city.
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MARITIME INTELLIGE n G X
Movements OF the Ocean stssmsrn.

Pert OF New York, December ~, 1850.
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Qk00 RkwARD.-JErrRIEy ASTrDorK A srs-
ROOO eide kixtnrs for the Of private dlsordsrs
nAhes Speedy vtEoat tho leAxt restrc tions
de dr1nh espcsuro change In application 70 business
inn prorreeor ohAsnsea single which the rixtsrs
viii not cure under the forfstare Of eve hundred soa
up In bottles with full directions 81 One bcs-
Ne nsts Seek-naJ are ered IN two dsys ror sals hy
q H.. RING, lf1 Brosdvay lcS Rsysrd street. New Tex
u Little, ios Hanover ssreet. BOs,er; wrEhs %.
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PAnIs ANpLospos Al 20 rRnAraxSr or rRIyArl srs

A PTRrrcf SAFEGUARD AGAINST QUAckExY
"A DR. Raiphs Practical Private Trestss on ceresIn do
%s~s hsr rs.sr-' grpens progress ee.,,.auenees
o. ne organt 10, se- adapted 70 the q svsrY
inaiuensL OF b9h reres. Contsinrr every prastiosl
iniermAton, vith treatment. recipes diet &o n ss-
syery en-. 70 rsa, h evn ease or % judge popsy
gr.suvioh strsst, IS kn stree, snd by most bsosrsrl
Mailed free by Addressing hor ssq Post Ohse.
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The Campsachy Rsron states that xht has been placed
In the Castle OF sss which be at the distance OF
miles ard being elevated feet above the
going sis but also 70 thcse bound to Canpssohy gu
Tahasoo and Vera Cus which By s guidaao oid
the dangerous shoals Of ssa On psrcevpg tha light
coming from III Cabo towards L. and leaving the
which 10 safest This Be found at ~ milss frou
the Cattle.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

NO CUm Ne rAr.-DR. CoRBTr7, 10 DUANE an
Gr...s.p - waf7lttt On The trsssnsnt of certain
p-rctee Of sirteen t-~~s-
ent of oeberte diseases. rr II 10 "a. IN n~~s
narcurr up~< ~. '"&N@ e-A11 ~ Wv asf@ NJ
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

nR. LARZBTTrs JUNO coRDIALs-A DksIRARLE
~ and efesfive medicine for male rn1 female tores
The impaired yigsr nature ana eetosiy cures thsss
cisesses 70 which females liable whoiss.l~ s,a
81 ~ ccrtlsndt street gouthsrn aud wsstsrr
for Agencies viii be careful 70 address,
JUDsON 4 CO.
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Tcleer.phic Reuorts.

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 2-lP
The Americas news reached here last evening and
had the effect to dampen the cotton market. Pur-
chssers offered freely at slight decline which holders
refused. The stock does not exceed $1,000 bsles
TCO of which sold, this morning at 125z q 49, per H.
for middlipg, and fair at Is 16Ac. Tobacco-Yes-
terday, 500 bhds sold at ~ SIc. Flour active ct
81 SIX So Corn, 81 a 55c. Bacon-Sides, Az Q 60;
shoulders. Al a 4Ac. Rice steady, at AZ 4Ac. Rio
coffee In request and the sales this morning
over coo bags, at eA 1oc per Id. Freights i'm
proving four ships taken up for Liverpool 1t
Led. for cotton and two for Havre at 20. per lb.
Business Is rsyivng. The weather is warm, and the
city very healthy.
BUFFALO, Sept. 8, 1850.
The receipts since our last b ave been-Flour 5000
barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn Is 600 bushels
western flour Is In fair demand. and the market 10
without material change sales of 900 bushels Mchi
gan being AIDE at So 81 There IL fair inquiry for
prime wheat, for milling, and the eses have been
10000 bushels, at " 78c for Ohio There has been
some shipping demand for corn but at prices below
the views OF holders; small transactions have taken
place, at SIC. for Western mixed No change to note
In freights.
ALBANY, Sept. g. 1850.
The receipts of the past twenty -four hours have
been-Flour $500 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels corn
$500 bushels barley 5000 bushels. Flour Is steady
but inactive. Wheat is firm, but dull being held
above the views Of buyers Sales have beea made Of
1000 bushels, at 81 10 for Genesee In barley the
transactions have been ii 900 bushels 7sc for two
rowed and IS SOC. for four-rowed Prison whiskey.
Is dull, stl26Ac.
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mon Ey N A X X r. r..

FEipky. sept 6-6P. NJ.
There vas a moderate panic to-day IN the stock
market Nearly every fancy in the list declined
sd.rsby and the transactions we're unusually large
At the fret board Erie Income Bonds declined = per
cent, Farmers Loan = Reading Railroad J. Harlsm9i
Long Island a Erie Railroad =, Canton Co NJ Nor
pich and Worcester Z. There has been more Erie
Railroad stock put upon the market during the past
week than we have noticed for a month previous and
It appears the bears selling themselves short to .
large amount 1t will be impossible. ia view OF the
operations Of this company to rally prices again and
wethsrfore look for ssssdy depreciation N the masket
value whatever may be ssidir fsvoro or against the
other seuries Of this company 10 Is pretty certain
that the stock IL DESTINED to depreciate full rapid
Iy ssh appreciated The mo~ey market, within the
pss dsy or has perceptiby frightened, and notwth
standing the great ipaux Of sod, there indications
Of more Stringent market within tls nsxt ninety
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Highly Important from WashIngton-Pas-
sage of the Texan Boundary and the
New Mexican Bills.

II is with infinite pleasure that we inform our
readers Of the assoge, by the House of Represen-
tives, yesterday, of the bill providing for the settle
ment of the boundary dispute between Texas and
New Mexico, and the bill establishing territorial
government for New Mexico, they were re-
ceived from the Senate. We congratulate the
whole couniry-North, East, South, and Weston
these glorious tdings The great question is
settled-the country is safe-harmony is preserved
between the different sections and interests of our
republic; and, thank God, the agtators and dis
unonists, of ali coors, factions, hues, and shades
and sections, have been met and overcome Those
disorganizers have done their worst, but they
are now ransfixed. They sought, by every
means in their power, to disturb the harmony
of our beautiful political system, and to con-
vert this happy land God-favored republic
into q cluster of rival and, perhaps, hostile
States but they were met by the patriotism of the
land and, after months of wsrfare, they have
been repulsed and defeated. They have been
shro,tled with The isfa--
of disn~' ---.houe anu S"0'''
-.on in their threats, ana their fanatical
no"ers I've Get the fate which they courted
:. as hear no more of dsunion--no more of null
nfcation--no more of factional or sectional up
braidng. Henceforth let rs know no North, no
South, no East, and no West. Thanks to the pa.
,riotc friends of the Union, we are again one, re-
united and invncible. The crisis, the great crisis,
is passed in safety, and the principle of republican
ism is again as potent, and more so, than it ever
was on the continent of America. Our foreign
enemies, who foreboded the dissolution OF this
confederscy, on the slavery question, have proved
TO be false prophets, and our higher law" fana-
tics are defeated AM PROSTATE.
For the information Of the public, we give the
following analysis of the vote on the third reading
of these bills, the vote on their ultimate passage
being the same, with the exception Of Mr.. Ashe
Of s. c., who did not vote on the latter
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" YoRK STATE CASALs-AmouNr OF Tolls.

The receipts for the fourth week In August this
year. Sl66s OF greater than received before
during the same period The aggregate, at the close
Of the fourth week in August this year exceeds that
of any year previous to the date except lS47.
The weekly receipts have lately been exceedingly
large and the probability is that they will continue
throughout the season.
The sudden collapse of tie Havre de Grace Bank
should serve warning to the public to be cautious
what kind Of bills they take The Eagle Bank Bristol
r. l. Mineral Bank, Maryland Salisbury Bank, Mary
land; Commercial Bank n j., and the Farmers and
Mechanics Rank, New Brunswick, N j., are Of very
doubtful character and 1t would be well not to have
ANYTHING to do with their issues
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BrrrH~ or Col ALvH M.SS This friends Of Col.
Avah Mann, who has always been enterprising and
liberal though recently unfortunate patron Of the
dramatic art have heard with regret that his visit
California has proved ruinous However. he Is among
his friends-no longer eating stewed monkey or
obliged to look starvation in the face. Another for
tune s before him, there always Is for person OF
like energy As soon ~ his health, broken down by
Losses and privstions return. TO him good fortune
viii return slso Howeytf, he must have a nucleus
around which 10 heap his future success and q great
benefit ought to be given him not for shat he may
do but for vhsi he has done II convenient the pub
lie would be pleased 70 sivs testimonial 70 his for
mer enterprise in the BToadvay Theatre-that elegant
establishment which Col Mann designed and had
erected under his Own supervision aud In the days Of
his property IL that cannot be obtained let the
benefit take place anywhere The public We are
sured will do all that Col Mann his friends can de-
sire when shall the benefit take place,
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FasproS FREE AGArN-TuE LASr or rus COOKED
HAS The account Of the winding M Of the fash
ionahle season at Newport, published exclusively
by Us yesterday morning, intimates that the ball,
the whole. WIS a failure. Nothing better could
be expected. The fashionable watering places of
the first class, they are called by some persons
have been failures this season. The Saratoga ball
was a small affair. Such must BE- the result when
the resorts o. fashion are turned into arenas for
little ciigues, cotcrcs, and quarrels At Saratoga,
many persons assembled AID resided for several
weeks, seeking pleasures a. dorado, Snd finding
nothing but envy. spleen, unchariableness, milli
merry and misery strife took the place Of enjoy
meat and when the various bloods Of various "a.
miles were 80 tempered as TO promise fssiou Of
fashionable elements, the result, proved that the
simple epjoyments Of a ball could not be INDUCED
in with any real satisfaction.
I The same phenomena have attended the scenes
al Newpor, during the last two months. The pride
Of BIRTH the pride Of place. Of wealth Of folly and
offnvoliy, have established and carried on series
Of little fashionable marches and countermarches,
very amusing TO a stranger for a single day, while
he could endure such exhibitions, but ending in
nothing but mere attempt at a ball, 10 which the
many elements Mingled in most admired confu-
son. A tame beghning-a comical continuation
and contemplate concluson-all growing out
ofnarrow mndedness and small talk. The real
fashion Of the country, which has principle, man
ners, elegance, education and refinement, has
stunned Saratoga and Newport Il has been found
IN the iull flush Of enjoyment at some Of ;hose
more retired resorts which are less notorious For
instance, Lebanon Spriugs-deservedly called the
Baden-Bsden ~ this country-and the White
Maintains Of New Uaunsbi,s ,.hi.h -. ~,
Switzerland Of New England, have been visited BY
large numbers Of sensible people Of hshon. At
Lebanon Spriags there has been the most delight
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Wall the accommodation of his down
toners.
The Great Jenny Lind ,Concert.-Ladies'
above be had for s. Cd H. pair BUR
A:S s sss .si P e sia: store
only G2S e. e1 BIRIE aPiai
Between Broadway and Bowery.
Sunday Excursion-The usual Exc rsion
b. P bse CLAUS: n Ts Of
Leaving Chambers street. haPa' seven A. n See adver-
Shoes Caters Scthey are by all -ho wear
them to be the nss,. cheapest AM mos, Sor.Ss 20 Be
a Fulton street, where they viii md large
Of all styles.
Them s5 suits-An Elegant and Fashions
able has Just come to hand consisting Of Cloth
snS Cloak. co..er q Nassau ana Bsskman. also
sorner Of Grand and Centre streets
The Plumbe National Gallery, No. ash
Broadway should be listed by those who have failed 20
why they hishy apIrss...t By those sss hay.
lures.
Daguerreotypes.-s.A A. H0lmes date Har-
rson Bolmes No. $50 Broadway is erecting two extra
.Sd fso report Of his snd The
public all the service rendered them At
thsr go CONCENTRATION in future. ''
=
this guisbed Chieftain in NOS Gallery Of lustroas
tosshsr with Braay iD.n',si. DssssI a az
Br.adwGy, corner Fulton street.
Watts Nervous Antidote.-we have seen
upwards Of $50 eerheses aud letters concerning ae Won
s ps1s and can :. had AZ the depot ia Nassau street
Price Of the neryine, 81 per bottle.
Timolat's Sulphur Baths, ga Pearl street,
near Broad y, established in le BY Louis III,
the skin, mereuris affections colds ke This the 1ss
We rfsr 20 pr vsss nSs, Dr. Ro1.r. Dr. Stevens S
Dr. Berger Dr. vaehe. and the principal physicians in this
city.
Hill. the inimitable Cutter of Hair and
whsktr. a. fasPu, sYrner q Pine street. cuts IN th:
the wsare. performs the work most sifd;y anu ever
conforms TO the features and general appearance Of the
person.
The best Hair Dye !-Bsliarsi's Premium
Liquid air bye for sale applied whsksrs seOred any
No. 1855 Fulton street. broadway lbe
raj dseount made to druggists or doren Please
Hair pye.-Batchelor's Genuine Liquid
street II suSis hosie guard ssais.t See nv
,stcrs tslSmas Person. whose hair hA. assumed had
rsetsdtl calling as above. Cow the address
Hair Dymg-Phaion's Magic dsir Dye 60
color the hair vhskers the momont u applied without
ngry TO the hair or! skin bo washed mmsdiasly
psa Or ,oid At PhAIoSs Vic and TOSpes Msnuisosory
I ~ Broadway.
WigsI Wigs!-CIrizens ard Strangers
invited 70 inspee, Ph aLOhs new ftyle Of Wigs sad lou
a. his celebrated waiss HAIR Dye Factory i Brosdxay
corner Of Dey street. Cops tn address
The wigs and Toupe.s manufactured by
ClkkhUCH. aIe the m"s unique specimens " arr
sns,,d 70 ths psbie Ihousands Ies veanns hem can
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Bosror Sept bErcban0e Board-ls Rochester and syra
haroad 9e 90, ga; y Boston WOressser Rail-
ssad!sls Lastsfs ksl5osd, leCai 9 d. som ~ eSss
do &A; 10 Vermont Central Railroad, 2sri 10 do sod
Rh % Do, ssd, zss 20 DO, Sod. 29s; 10 do, Sod ASA
100 do, cia 20 do, A - Vermont and hassacA usctts
ksiread 1 Do ass. Boston end Providence dds Rail-
l0Ss; Northern Railroad etl Concord Rsro i'd ~ 10
ytesa;euIg hailIosa ia = % eyd. NY 81 e.. -; ~
ssr.sd, s,i y tas, Bes,sn yompsny y; ssse.srsh
Company, tiSs jQdo 61i merchnnts BIAS, lio1s t"O
OKt ensburg NAilrcsd Bonds. ~. -
Bar rfnoRr. SEPT b-sao bsltimcr. Sc, lso i07 Aooo
5e& 20 de o. de iu . DO aAl,imers ard vh,e sail
PrasIpslTHs, septs-szcp Nay.Gs, ", 5ds -; 90
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NOTICE SHOULD THIs MET TuE EYE or rHr
~ peIssp who called nuriing slip respecins biael
lace vel found sOnday, 2ith AurNt he will confer
Particular taycrty eaaE srain nformrg through the
Post Oniee. sdarsssd box ia, where be be
MRwsT.LsNDsTREEr HAVING LEFT HtsBsARD-
in6 be,n heats 81 sse u e fesred some accident has be-
faeA hin should this notice meet hts ere
person tnovrs him earnestly rsqusssei 20 com
municate win his riends NJ IS SoutA stres hoor
INFoHhATloS WANTED OF JOIN CURRrgR. A
native Of fiesAirt scotland, who LETT Eoxhurxhshirv
tht year. ar. ard j. rposed 20 D. in Canads Any
Information Rejecting him VIII Ne thankfully received ~
BE brother. Geo~te Curer. Brushland Delaware count
New York.
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this rsrsnsrh with Cold Pen, manufactured expressly as
pysrent Cor Jenny Land IL u made o. gold and
the ease i o. convex hexagona pattern, sod but very
graceful and " bears the following inser ptouHespect
fully % lie. Jenny Lind ~ spencer Rendei
Dixon Manufacturers The pen itself l. Of their highly
approved ionr Nib pattern. which initiates rfctly the
ton q quill sut comes ncSrer TO icing Tie pus ULTRA
Of gold than ether style which have
Of htm for long time. and improves
use We fancy among all the presents which E1le
lind viii receive will be aespabe useful
her than this beautiful peu.
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the eth NV '"hh, sept 2, lNsl
T1gn.frso~ Tsa --Sirrorr uertcrous efforts 70 save
fs eeunuritv from iuts by fhl hauhs fear
issrE Yen a. the Bank q Sslrtu Maryland
Tss Hsrhs God solvent ani that assurance IN AZ
We relies do hereby rssrany = rydeen from you and
from he M Ie ~ the notes ~ Bank
ons're- cent siscor ne which say be prcssptct.
p. HOUC SreN Nc. 81 Will N street. New York.
nv are above AZ evident that Mr. hrnrhtn will
the Rank n Satrry. W adding his md vidual liability
Copsderins the danger ever ve restore eur quotaon
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LOCO DO. 7sI; 10 0o d., 1875 10 N. o. Gas IS iSi
Railroad l47 80 Reading Railroad, BIS. 25s leo d. 81