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They are all extremely fine men, and average
ing at the rate of IL ST. 5b. per man, exclusive Of
the steerers, and there being scarcely Id. differ
ence between the two crews, with the exception of
those who are to handle the yoke lines; but in that
respect the Oxford steerer is considerably lighter
than the other. Both crews have the appearance
of being in admirable condition, and although
neither party holds the pretensions Of the other
cheap, both appear most confident Of success; and
from what has been seen Of them, there is every
reasonable prospect of struggle of the most GAL
iant description. The distance TO be contested il
from Putney bridge to Barker's rails, Mortlake,
and the time named for the start is half past two
Of readers, it may be we'll to state that
the Cambridge oar blades light blue; those OF
their opponents dark blue. Citizen L. has been
chartered by the Messrs Searle, and the Childe
Harold by r. Coombes, the champion of the Thames
with other boats, to accompany the race.
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yesterday in the Cherokee came on in charge Of
Mr.. Mclean, the mail agent. He sent the letters
for New Orleans and the south and west, 10 that
city by the Falcon, and then came direct 10 New
York from Chsgrcs.
The mail which reached Panama the Sd and
4th Of December was detained by Mr.. Mclean un.
Ill the arrival OF the Unicorn the 29th when they
all went together. The reason given for this delay
was the difficulty OF finding responsible person TO
carry them across the isthmus.
The Cherokee brings about 1900 letters less
than 5000 OF them for New York, the balance being
mostly for New England. Mr.. Brady promptly
sent of the eastern mails, via Stonington, 10 Bos
ton, by express, that many who receive letters
will be able 10 reply by thcCherokee. She Sails to-
morrow at o'clock.-N Y. Jour- Com.
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Mr.. BAyLEy, the new mail agent, and who had
charge Of the mails board the steamer Ohio,
which sailed on Saturday, not detained by n
creditor, us has been publicly stated He went out
in the steamer, and the mails, doubt, will be
ried through TO California by him, with commenda.
bic promptness and speedy. " Jour. Com.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-16
From the ~. Y. Herald.
The Sailing or the Ohio.

This magnificent steamer, the pride of New York
and of the country, sailed on the 18th exactly at
three O'clock from the foot Of Warren street. bound
for Charleston, Savannah, and Havana, where she
puts her California passengers on board the Falcon,
and then proceeds to New Orleans
The number Of spectators immense. Not
only was the deck covered with human beings of
all ages and sexes but the docks either side, and
the decks and shrouds of the shipping around. No
doubt portion of the crowd was brought together
by the expectation that the Georgia, Of the same
line, still larger, and, it is expected faster
sell would make her trial trip, in company with the
Ohio down the bay. The trial trip, however, of the
Georgia did not come of, being deferred for some
time longer.
The Ohio had about two hundred and City pas
sengers and full freight Among the passengers
were Major Blake and Major Merrill, Of the army,
Amos b. Corwine, esq, the American consul at
Panama, whs goes out with ample authority from
the Post Office Department to expedite the mails
the Isthmus, and to pay all the expenses
attending it. We may therefore expect hereafter
the prompt transmission of the mails betweeen Pa
mama and Chagres Mr. Corwine, on his arrival,
will establish American commercial house at
the former place.
Precisely at three O'Clock she went off, stern fore
most, amidst the cheers of the multitude and the
waving of hats and handkerchiefs, and good bycs,
and farewells and some dry jokes The gallant
ship rounded the corner of the dock in beautiful
style, aud when she got into the stream gradually
worked round her head, and then steamed down
the bay the nobest object that parted its bright
waters.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Unworthy Boat-raee.

We sometimes observe remarks in the American
journals as TO the wholesome way in which manly
sports are pursued by the young men Of Engiand
In a late number of the Times find the follow
ing account of preparations making for rowing.
match between Oxford and Cambridge ''men, ,"
that was to take place on the 10th uiumo, and
might possibly be decided in snow -storm twill
be noticed that the Oxford crew is made up from
five different colleges whilst Trinity furnishes the
whole number of the Cambridge competitors.
This very interesting event. appointed for Satur-
day next creates considerable excitement in the
sporting circles and is looked forward to with more
than usual anxiety. The Cambridge gentlemen
arrived at Putney on Monday, and Immediately
took turn over the course selected, which they
repeated on the two following days. the latter OF
which they rowed the distance against crew OF
eight picked watermen, and defeated them by three
lengths. Their exertions were watched by many
friends and eager observers, and their style and
pace were the theme of general admiration. Spe-
culators were the qui rice, but 10th to do any
thing until the work of the rival crew had been
scanned. The Oxford gentlemen put in an APP
pearance ut Putney ON the Tuesday night, and yes
terday both crews were af1oat-the Cantabs how
ever, only taking a turn to Chiswick Eyot. The
rowing of the Oxonians, although widely different
in style from that of their opponents, was also pro-
nounccd BY good judges TO be extremely fine,, and
so evenly do the rival crews appear TO be matched,
that connoisseurs with the best desire 10 make IN
vesments at loss to know which To choose, and
the betting may be considered, with very few ex-
ceptions, strictly even. The following is list of
the crews:
OXFORD.
L. Mr.. J. J. Horribly, Brasenose.
3 Mr.. Houghton, g
g. Mr.. Woodhousc, Erefer.
a. Mr.. J. w. Gritty, Baiiioi
s. MIR. j. Aitken, Exeter.
D. Mr. Stewart Oriei.
z Mr. Sykes, Ereter
Mr.. Rich, ChistohiTch, stroke
Mr.. Cotton, steerer
CAMBRIDGE
1. Mr. A. It. Baldrey, Trinity.
2. Mr.. H. p. Welles,
3. Mr.. A. r. de Routzen,.
4. Mr.. C. ]. Halden,
S. Mr.. w. l.. Bagshawe, !"
8. Mr. II. ]. Miller,
I. Mr.. It. w. Richards, +"
Mr.. J. c. Wray, stroke.
Nj 7
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INsuRANCEs.


National LOAN FUND LIRE ASSURANCE So
" tety ~ lrudnn-Ctuer1i hqents UGce, N wal
ttreet, Rev Nctk, Nov. H. lsl0-NOfICE-In pursuance
q titfouon CO De Beard q DrCctcr the hitherto
spF mode "a art "a ose- la thirds % the
MON nrG rrtuiuma paid ty te iGsvrtd i ds5ontinud.
IN fe tute 90 ltAfs g le heretf-r grated. And he
BYard have inr luted TIA following favorable
tJttcu ~ icars for its future. viz -
Tary irlrd for TIE Whole tcrs ~ life 81 any time
ttrow ems bait tfe unjust % tnnuai prgmium without
fete q turN or cepost q polcy, AMI 10 entitled 70
Civ'siun u probts.
~ msy a any tire surrender his policy and receive
back valre thereof cnq-hs the raid by hin
IN mon rreurm THIS new form Of ioan APPLIES
Ouiy 20 policies hereafter % he iffued.
Tsrty already injured for whole life ui.v payment
of emai'un Corvert hs Esursuce into policy
the loan 6yEtffl Introduced.
rartio already nsure9 and entitled 70 Atvothrd loan
rot hut OF ~ eid Two third loan N they grafr
upon the tcrrls Ell IN the socotys pa aphists.
rarty NAV 81 moderate annual premium. insure fr
life. and ~ be furvve 20 reach the n o. she foil
tum insured M b. 9ll00 will 10 paid 70 him 4 DO des
before retthna hat gEe. the fun su Incurred ~ be pad
20 lis family tr lsg4l representatives
scTfvC TfrTcTnrg NOVEMBER.
q. ~ UAE 'GWf. Ch8ifmsn.
J. J. fsrer Nfr. Van Nook, Robert q Dillon.
=. .. ECNitni Henry usfm. J. Ktsrny Rodgers, ND.
J. LEANhEs STARE. Gensral hrart
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INSTRUCTION.

THf yRI5Ntg LaNsVsq5t 8; ,.y TfE 3 ESiyEssAL
S 81 dstr q, ~ i,Vs, oi5ss = ~ a. ,s s
rs,rf So Cs Broadaa5. utw tsuIss u lessons in the
arrived fori Thr viii be- ateu a.te - - 70 dive The
est French modern prcru eihtiga pheh lang asssfee
e,ta1n. m,u man ~ etgsnsqce VII eoatro ths course
.i,io tuess Tbcte isin ~ WIN ave IN as~.,t,ss
fisy iesi-s % g vi i Lsnaon thsneo % vis, he
principal cites ~ Ffnte alv ant Germany Every ar
isfrsusht m,ae - ., male A ahsscs 81 osiS 1--WE
va lie loader tiovs ovety orn casso'ns esponsSs se
l.s hfegan ~ y9ete s that ne can inttoducs
I've rssons. vho ess ave sasfae.cfy references hrriy
ustsIsuy, - Above. cS urssivsy.
| Aplss Gan BE TAugnr A SEw ntrgYD OF
ccn Success arrintsd. Rules Tor sale 70 thoss whs
/ Art WIKI OF RRDUcto rg!oEs-BOoEs sILs
IL clcse On saturday oy lAh subscribers will have
thTss moths teI,ys iaeir r2a hs d.se ?. their
30 Hradwsy tri aoar Glove he Irving house. Tsrms
r,dges % sBe ball VIZ s. % @, Ton lessos. 81 hour
issrrs including ssticnoy Payable at the time OF gu b.
tings quieh clear sud usiora siyis q penn anssip s
v,h hs exception q rsslps the mos. inaispsabs * ali
Thousands q tupis 70 whom he hiss iussruosisn not
ss - become es,S's s,S SS T sssn 70 his
"a IN stating ihss tse very ss, psrren In the Dated
lave ,hsr snsraordntry dextsrsy With the pss
,.r ~ ,ssn Crtv'sIs a. ths rooms 80 Broads,y
sus ~ ocloek y ". Gentlemen, daily At sAu ~ 80
ssrysris.t to TIE Pup Terms as sssssIs ~ s
A LADY, AccusIosrp 10 TUITION. wissss ron
lecAt IN school or cuid receive pupils her own
rs Rsersress rlven sdSress zs,s asrsid os ana
TEaLnER wAETHU-A cENTEEL YoUs. L.ny
'nEsssnt 20 teach M &c ard rrsneh 20 Instruct tow
~ ciceenes e % Character ana ca
r. . ,ss sssss s.s Mill s ,s.rs she yin
dress Win Par'ieuss, L. and r., boz AIS Pest once.
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wAaErINo.

llAsHtNe WITHOUT RUBBIsG by TVS usE or
w the wonderful We Comp unc rrtrsret ~ Madame
beavet Patent faundrsss Ia conf suce With eanet re-
quete Fndaus Beavi III have rcasr Tor sale on TIE hrt
o ptterttr er Celebrated pound for Wsthns without
Ruttins -g 7he great pcpularJ ~ her system %
waiting - vol known. This compound enaslss
person to do large vathing In short time without In
iutire TIE ciehts, ratifE hem white ~ nov. sold in
ret lea (containirg enough Tor several wAshrga1 ~ 1
sssh Liberal discount 20 dealers solo w Grocer
nlngrtf rereray SCI orders with TIRE cash,
psssse f0VskY, Agent lo6 Nassau street. New rors
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PROPOSALS.

GhNES1ON AND BRAZOs CANAf.-PR0POsAIS
~ viii be rcesived BY the underFued un'H the ISh -
December Tor dFEng txcavaing he propcsrd chaal FROM
calyefton Bsy 70 the Brszos according n The plan
tpecHcauot a. furnished b. Haor Stein, civil erfrter
both ne specitcttone, vifOre ir 20 'tt vile ~ tne
waters surface Al a. the bottom, sad feet deco AZ
ter The other 90 feet vide the waters 81 8e
We bottom and feet deer low vset The fians aud sp,
ohcatone are ready Tor inspection ~ the 81 the
President % che company H. NJ Butler, N daveson;
~ the Office 81 Major TEN, hthils a TIE Office Of J.
Browner \ Co, No. f5 South street. New Ncrt.
LINZ; nuTLER yQBs Z sLglGHT. Cowmit-
In HITCHCOCK. RDWARDnILI. ( teo
Galveston. October 70. lisa
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tOFt5u C0TITIeT OF bTys 5IOHsy
continues to be quite easy Of at paratvey
low rates of interest Stocks generally Improved in
prices yesterday and there spirited demand for
them maintained throughout the day, both at the
board and in the street spirit of speculation has
suddenly sprung which is likely to carry the prcs
for many descriptions of stocks TO much higher points
Of advance than they have reached for long period of
time There large order In the street yesterday
for winnsimmet Land Company stock, and $3.50 per
share offered for 1t without Exchange
Londcn sold at OF per cent. The decline In
sterling bills and the constant arrivals of gold dust
from California look well for the futuren
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sPORTIaa.

VVkION COURSE, L. I-TRorrINa -wEDNEsDAY
y tcv ~ et o'clock, M-pufse ard sake, 500. Two
vile lttt Nm. Nlccn enters Pelham, Ia harness.
Hoasard enters e. Pcsboy. IN barnes soIaurhin
enters ton isdy Bovine strrn. Ire will leave
the south Terry hrooilyn half raft o'slock
turn % sctn 80 the tptrts 90 over
sPlCER n uopANE Proprie'ors.
CEHTBIvuLE CoURsE, J. 1-rROrTINc-r arRs-
" dty. fcfenbcr 2 ~ ocl1ck. =. ~ match ef 81 %
ten NJ % cut, IN harness D. Phfer names 2 Buikfhin
J. h.Marn tames Or. Arnut lrmodately after, -
match ifr $50 nile hests hest three netveea go
private horsce. JOEL coz kim. Proprietor.
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AllgsEnEVTs ~ PnILADELPaIA----

rARNUMg HUsEJE, FHILAuHLguIA.-P r. BAR
- 1rn, terresf hnd kauasar henry landlord, Assls-
ut Aarf Hn 1tcuHe week ni gcsutful musical apeota-
ne etd fIuGIl ~ EWES performed ftr simes
200 Norris b. ENGAGED. fuI viii tirr both afcrn9tn aad
cg nra lew Jenny lnl song wl ts among the har.
o. rhll Hcfo7cotf NgFa viii Pc rNh.btcu BY Professor
VIA There arg $50 rsriorua daily AZ and o'clock
f1 crfry w0rlCr e che world ir thc SELDOM. Adrianca
70 tEe NIrr rErtt llI" ar ~
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AmUsEaENTs IN HROoISLYE.

hh00EbTH susEUM-WrpNEsD DAY EVENING.
~ nov 20 $50 VIA be Trestntcd. tho admired piece Of th@
1htfo tCAiP ~ clrde With 10y dtfsci the rrand
ofefa cf tfNDFhEiLA- ftudersiia. hiss Mary Taylor.
lticTmanttH every saturday afternoon. three oolock
Aduion - tontsi Targuette. SIX ccnt Reserved seats
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n ALtFORNI INTERCHANGEABLE ACROSS THE
" lstbmus Of fensma.-Zachrsson, Eelath Co.. 81
Panama are now prepared 90 transport FREIGHT across The
Ithmut OF ttte 10 through 70 san Frsnoc1. 81 rnprt
epneni bgs eaeh package must he Of urttbc nia ane
ste Tor damage accident On the aht he chsrres %
trnnt poraton TO be rrtraid IN New pnrtic
apply 10 B.zACHRfssON a co, 81 Wall street.
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CLOTHING.

EoRTY THOUSAND COATS. PANrALoovs, AVN
Wtistcoats o. the latest fail stye. from 81 - %
sHEPHRRDs Ciohpg store, Cbssaut street second dcor
above third, Philndtlphia.
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DkOAnNtY TuEA fEE-kk. m HlNGS, 20 lMERLY
~ "a te GA rar- Theatre hess leave respectfully %
Oh Dts Ga ferr fNc patton. uf that lave est1bish
men, art nc Uubr glsr1iY, that ruday ovcaiuk nsxt.
VII late he honor g arretus for the Last tu hut one
IN ha Uta character Of Sat0re, written expressly for
him ~ M Boz IA tie mes ray o. ran BEFROrfi Al
whtl lac, BY the uHanhoua nion 81 ths press All
VITO have WI cd DC hsu Ped the
ns vel % the hest written ua THAT has been prod for
year, 2afs' this ogrn chafaft.rl Mr. Couldook the
other drrmns reri'n hY e f strrugth Of the aiuirabs
ctrlrany o t.1 abe her enters ainms1ts u the
q " 0Etn.
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T'EirLUR BALL-hADAHE ANNA BISHOPS Sc
~ ttnth GRAD taettt Concert wh take Place Sua-
day evening next, inter Tat When p. puar fsestion
from Oh wula % great aattr incu soms 81 me Ia
pieces 81 inr sunday. st o. rysn Full
duly auutuucfd. Tictcfa rH rfrtI
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Daguerreotypes Of The three MusIeal
oFasesrsrssa PArod Anna Bshop end Jenny LnA Thee
three ssrs o. Be- in the galleries Of the sab
serbsr also paGacrre the Inventor Lewis Cas and Views
81 Pars A. By the Dsguereotyps Petures taken daily
MADE, BROTaERs as3 Broadway
next the American Hotel
Bredy's DaguexrcQtyp<s On ivorys-xhe
subscriber the q tae puble to his recent
discov Il DagasrvsotypinE oy which produces "a
sxsustsly beauu ul miniature, blendtnx the beauty
painting with the OF on
this process for exhibition A. Bradys Gallery NO. 40
broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
The best Judges unite I'm commencing, 10
all lovers true unequalled Dsguerreotypes ne
BY the Roots No. s6s Broadway corner Of franklin street,
Gallery free.
saunders' Dressing Case Factory, i45 ane
M Bsosdway-These combine many advantages over
the Imported being made with the view for real service
quality Of articles In the smallest pose
Bile space SAUNDERS. LAT Broadway. corner Of Liberty,
and 3e7 broadway.
All Vocalists and Speakers who Desire
clear strong and voices should mako frequent
pse OF pound Cod Liver Oil Candy. This
remedial agent strengthens the Of the throat
lung and frees the air cells from all distinctions
giving the voice its free and natural and
Don't fail 20 give IL trial ii would excel vocalist
orator A. D. Sands. leo Fulton street general
agent; John kilhau, ls3 Broadway Astor and Irving
House drug stores; and ITO Broadway. Price s5e.
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TRAvNLLERs, GUIDE.


NEW. YORK AND pHIJADELPHrA.-NEw YORK
~ snt Phisieirhis Direct-United States Mail Line
Through ~ AZ hours New Jersey Railrosd Fare re-
aucsd 70 - for hrst class and 81 second class Iesvs
BAN and NJ from foot q Liberty street. Leave Phi
ladephs ~ ssnds A. n snd sP N, from foet Of walnut
street =
CHAreK OF souRs AFTER MONDAY. nsr ourc-
~ berCamden and Auhoy RsiiresA Line fer Philadsi-
sssss os & n. nsh i i,, r' ~, ssnds
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ADVERTISEngSfS RESEWEO EVERY DAY d
TIE FALL SEASON.

Ty,RIPLER HAUL-TaE eRANDoPENIvG Source AT
ths spsndid RON, WI bs rvpn ~ the city Conti
rentals" Tuesday evening December 1850 Cards OF
a. uf be procured Of Caps Knapp, No los Bowery;
Lieut. Johnsou, corner Pearl ard Chatham Streets Lieut.
Hsmpstead, No rs James slip; W. r. King, Naval Office,
Custom Dr. Peek No o. John street, Jno w. Cook,
and Fitch OF any memhsr
CT the anf a the nciral music eres In Broa WAY
and az TrIar BALL DodwUrs iu band s engaged Tor the
ocrs sion.
NJ EW CLASSES kOR ALL TaE FASHIONABLE
~ Waltzs, a. sr gearings private academy % bondst
g. viii in addition 90 mis- classes for emep Tues
DAYS and FRIDAYS 81 oelocs form elias loE valtEng
wesnedaY srd Saturday at ft lad e snd young mascr
81 o'clock. Tire advincrd class for ladies' who atcad
once a week on Saturdays, at AZ o'clock.
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nrEUiAh AoTsCEe


.NoTIcE-aLL PERSONS HAVING TICKETS OUT
.SSd thew tckesst, VIM Y PowEss No Is Prince street.
on "wednesday evening Nov ri a. o9,9as ny order OF
Jso. wArsr, So.
NEw YORK VOLUNTEER cORPs-rHE NEwBER3
~ ~ the above are Hereby notified y attend The
ia (N fdntsdnyl evening ct o'clock Ths rttsni-
free o. every nemeer Is Particularly eggsstst By order
P.cosway. Orderly
NOTiCE-raE WASHINGTON MARKET CHowDEz
~ Cub vii meet for extra Target Excursion, Thurs
diy.te25h inst 81 ~ O'Clock A. w. IN Vessy root near
and st white bling bady belt mustet With bayo
bou inted in order not 20 keep tho STAGES waiting by
orftr T. STARR, CAYtai1.
J ssuTIr. orderly sarresnt.
DvACuvTtLE VILLAGE. oPFoNTE UPPER NOR
mania. on The Harlem ffirChl Tho rnba are notiaed
or Dc iutaut 60 receive fuhscrptiins nnd % give in
ffuston relative 70 ssia vars - commence At ~ ooek
Tletootf, rsut .rite o names are opened az the
gsI B.siIrH 2gJlt n,sadvsy.
EDWARD PutCLLL'22 North william street.
ITO THEPUBLIC-rBE UNDERSIGNED pEG3
III al dinners from en- oaiocf asiiv ard ssist5
cal a. the old and the saracsn Head y psy street.
J. TAYLOR, frorhstor.
TEE woRI us FAIR -TErnoD rs THE GREAT ECo-
n nonlE'r rst coly q Tine. but slso 81 h1ne-. The
fat The United .ses, sud thauss-ds win with
g. tueut and en- BARR mont from want ~ TIA;
p-optes aet fui-e ~ any cor siderable party whiting
iordos ~ th's rrst'cst ~ es engaging 70 sod each days
ure srd ahre hs at the ionfess period every u5-
tate oicct which The froat cners for iuspston,
radl adA-esrea "A~ra AsrIcnn" Chaharn squhre Post
Office viii he rroreriy ucnded to-
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TsEspAY, November 26-6 NJ.
The market for European exchange, for the Cambria
to leave Boston to morrow, closed day at the follow
ing rates On London 60 days, lo9< loss{ Paris
90 days 5f2lk $780, do. short sight, 51716 81 1876
Amsterdam, Al Az Hamburger, 90 3o1S Bremen,
799< a 80.
Therswas a fair business in stocks this morning.
Erie Income Bonds improved - Erie Railroad !;
Albany and Schenectady Railroad, u United States
6s 1857, fell of Morris Canal, 81 Reading Rail-
road, x Farmers Trust Company, q.
At the second board, Erie Income Bonds a
little frmer while Erie Railroad shares improved u.
Annexed Is a summary OF the capital circulation,
and deposits specie and cash items public securities
and private securities of the banks OF the State Of
New York, on the 2sth day Of September last =
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INDIA RunBER GOODS.

~ UBBIR GOODS WAREUoUsE.-DEALERg rEAD-
~ quafttra -Jnioz rda Rubber Company, 10 Nassau
street New York, whore be faund tie Gfg snd most
complete asortment Of Goo5ysar Patent hafsc, Nul
aniied Rubber Goods ever offered IN this country o9mps-
Ing every article In the rubber limo maintained BY this
Cemrany which will Be cold 20 this trade ftotorf p'ca
Ccpntry spd export dealers will fnd many nroieu IN t3
aboto stock we'll adapted their trade and when viii pay
hhndgone profit hu ef Aftisios With ptsos attached
viii he furnished ~ dsalers when required.
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pAHNUli's ANHRICAN AusEUa-P. \. BAR

I'D fsopretor and Hanger John Greenwood, Jr Assist
NenETeraf-eruoCl performance At 81 GVCHiay. nt
o'clock General Tom hurb 3d. ohd enoe 20 the oamerous-
~ expressed tLouaares h1 aide 70
HIM, will rGn this week only lie will appear this at
ttrror end evening IN tha amusing aud hi ly cole
baic4 muaicfl eAtrHvaRanta WAten tor him hy Asers
Smith 81 London, entitled LOP % NY THUMB Ani per-
formed ucl+n with dittir Nuishol
The c,mic rc,c % PERFECTION viii s'so be per-
formed this Vrdrefdny CyUuirg fhs entire Chinese
EutCg e Of $50 Bthdvay has been al led 90 The 0sher
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