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take TO protect and the ntsree
~ ~ cItv and adjust the Aif9enoSs between the
Cosporstion ana Cornelius Vanderbilt rsspeetias the
osss Of the Staten Islsnd ferry.
In reply to resolution Of the board, the Chief In
neer states that his opinion the engine force has
been increased to trining extent beyond the actual
requirements Of the city In tho particular location In
which they we're placed, and that Was 90 stated BY
panies having been since disbanded has rendered
them necessary. As regards further increase, he
commends to organise two Hook and Ladder Uom-
panies the district above Twenty street
The Chief also recommends other increases and the
completion Of the proposed bell towers In Spring street.
and Thirty third street.
IRON BEpsrKAps FoR THE roLIcE
resolution directing contract to be entered into
for the purchase Of 76O bedstesds for the
the police at the several station houses In this city
was concurred in
After the disposal Of some other matters the board
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49,: &c.; = -
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rF::; :: r.. ss: ssss
Tor Dol Ysniss small Aissis. hs.Isi 90 for Bossos
a. e. .:s
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i.%; f:.ssiis %.ss HnSs Perry sns. fnsnph. cssnSs,
nd sriss Venus. yi..er. r.yaevss brig. banner tBrl.
s sSS shT; rsS 1ss s. ana
SshIn port sbt 80 sail of bss and sohrs not yet
SsI. TIsslP oi'9i:.se. 70, for! Boston;
!.rss c.ys: i.h ais iei 5s.sG; lev. Bean:
.: IN a. v:y A. ;sS.'
aSps z, e, ss. Lei
Ann Perry ..s 4ss a. wrres s1:s sYrs for
hssssss DO for Fsass.s.i and s.Ssr. not sS.ss.a
Ish0sS ,sh.s TslsEsrspn Freeman and Despatch At
In port 10 Az angel and Canary and the vessels
'':.: .spi5i 70: ,;.s es
Il. tor
fo Norlesn has just gone sea Last evening the
ss!I. .s:a,: md Ns:ss. iss bs:ssa BRIG; i:
sohs stood with fine Wind from sW and continues
Hosa. Sosii--cid brig A B s.urs.s. sbe... o.s.
as I.s:soi. Tarf: I:.ad
Mary Ad: spdnE E0psP a.r' and
Toves 70 st barks Yarmouth, and Elem 7th ship Ma
sonyoL. Esv Is Arr sshr Eds. 2: Ksry Boston Cid
T Ief.: Ss. ssSi
;sr; Fl s
is Sat. Mains. levitt ral,,r e. New
York jacob Bell Hoyt NYorh for Newport With the ship
"A. s s.s
Rose IN Bloom kshnon DO for Noryieh Ann ns.a Phin-
s ES.sy fqs Men: :is:y: Tsiss
Navy Ann Nichols. kis.sy for Prsvissnoe; Easel
%.s Ny0Is for FRv', Ga,se DO for psS,
Wsdsweu do fer Warren :
sf
ns f NSSri s as s%, f
Dsl.x.rs Tor Prsvisenea AsI,ndsr CSwel Philaiei-
a.n,Ss NYSt na'sDsIs Gen w,I.s1 Eos:
WsSs SSoi for
nsn Sid Hoon AZ
baay Thos Peerkin Avery do soop washington Prenti
Nrw HAVEN Nov ls-Arr bark Henry Tr,wbridse, Whit
Ns~rosr, Nov brig Commerce Gard, Long Island
Bransaioh Alexander n c.rs PSiadsipais Tor ware
ham; Gensva Hart wIintscn for ny:sis; stassmaa
B.s%crs Bath Cutler Chase Phiiadsiph. fer Port,
Ens Cobb NYork for Lexington smith do foi
Gloucester Moses Brown Hail. Provdenoo for
Belle, Hull, Wefeet for Norfolk.
PHLADxIPHA, Nov ls-Arr brig Maine White. Havana
CO.. Sirs fs%1 s sing in Maryland laugh
PRovIDESce Nov Is, (aaditionall-Arr schrs Rustnz
Smith, Philadtpha; North Pacific Hewitt, dol Isabells
Thompson, Corson do. Sid N Parker. Mason, Albany
l7h-Arr sloop Harvest French NYork. SID schrs Aid
WissiIs Philadelphia VIM Dayton. Hickman do Charles
Henry Ryan. do; Unitea, Hseok, Albany; soops Black
stone. Appleby; Charles, Rhode Bosen' Kenney and
Radiant. Dayton. NYork
Isth-Arr schrs Maria Fleming Corson Philadelphia; sy-
rem Lewis do; Henry Fiddeman, Mcbride. Milford Del
Ariel, small Albany sloops Pointer, Fowler NYork; WIN
San dford, Jones do.
PonTssouTr tou.er Harbor). Nov ls-Arr brig Field
Naddocks. PhilAdelphia.
RIcrMosp Nov ls-Arr Complapce ssars Portland
ALA Stewart, Loser. NYork Cid 10th, Brem ship Emi-
grant, Andersen. -
SAVANNAH, Nov A-Arr brig Charlton. Lishtborn
sroNIsoroS, Nov l6-Arr sohrs John Adams. Norris
York.
WARREN, Nov I5-Arr sohr Chas Hulse Dayton, Phila
WARwIcx, Nov lS-Arr Union, Bangs, Baltimore.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK sALRs.

Bosror Nov. ID thares Merchants Bank, 10Sz; 40 do
Bank Of Commerce lOl7 do state Bank 631 do Man.
CHI ster and Lawrence Railroad 9O Boston and Maine
Railroad 1905 10 do Fichburgh Railroad lls $50 og-
tensoc rxh Railroad 3S - do DO, bin, 40 IS do Phadel
phs Wilmington ana Bal imore Railroad, Ss as do do
D, do Fastern Railroad 1854 100 do Vermont Central
Bonds 81 $50 do, g14 $4,000 kichissn Central Railroad
Bonds. 6s
PruAn,IrImA, Nov. eo-fter srle.-2oo shares Morris
Canal 2Ok $50 do Reading Railroad. 35h Second Board -
S2p u arss Cbessleabe tndiOesware g. gx; LOO Will
minston silrcsd 6s s2l; go Penn Sc, s9 1000 do do
81 100 90 Alesh,py CITY IS si 1000 40 Morris Canal
Nicksburfh Railroad, laAfter Sales SLOW shares Morris
Csrsl Bend, sG aeOds Reading Esroat 6s. t9. Slh
s s DO Morris csn,l 2O $50 do do. 27S 80 do State
Hin Gold Conptny.2.
BAIrrsoRE NoS. lo-5ooo Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Bopas 1901 g2 shares Union Manufacturing Co.,
rs S-lG 30 do De, 10 Lie
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DIED.
On the morning ofthe goth inst J.NE. L. saurrs
Esq Tor many years clerk In the New York Custom
House, sged 50 years.
His friends are respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral On Friday, 22d inst, at O'Clock T. NJ. from
his late residence, 80 Broadway
On Wednesday, Dec ~, GEoRGE waLrEa sen Of En-
ma and william Mercer, deceased, aged 3 years,
months and days
The friends and acqusintsnces of the family are re-
spectuy invited to attend the funeral from 81 Can
ron street at o'clock, p. NJ. The remains will bs
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery.
In baltimore, on Sunday 18th instant JAMES X In
hs 10Th yesr OF HE sse son Of the late Adrian H. fan
At Pbilsdelphia on the 18th inst s.Rau r H,urr.
MAN, daughter Of Henry and Maria Ann III auptman
alter lingering illnsss, aged ~ years
AT Albany, 18th inst Mrs saRsH JoHSsroNE, In the
pad year of her age.
At Rochester, nth inst, Captain s.wrtt n,ssos A
ssldier Of the r.: vouion the seth year of his are
AtDelsrare, Ohio, 7th inst, Mrs asarH, McC.sr
wife OF Prof McCahe, OF the Wesleyan UniVerstv and
niece Of he late DR.. sevill, OF Washington city.
Nen ghsrleston b ., recently, Mrs. JonS q. Cat.
At Cray, Maine, 10th ult., Mr. Aulzt,p Drt,So. AZ
the sdvsncedsgs Of "a lie soldier Of the Reyo-
luton and peneioner, and in some of the most
Important battles Of that day and was at times per
tonsly under Warrington and also In the battle Of
bunker NH His last hours CT sensibHity we're char.
scterired BY singular event. lie had been 10 Port
lsne; and had just returned, when q friend in con.
vefsing With him. ssked him vhether death dd not
appear very near 60 him. His reply was that he ala
not know that II seemed any nearer than Il did afty
yesrs ego They were the last words he ever spoEe
Scarcely bad they passed from his tongu when Sc.
we're shock OF palsy Frustrated him senseie.s ON the
moor lie len widow about so years Of age
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DRr doons The market for most descriptions OF
dry goods II dull but firm Business IL only active In
preparing Tor spring trade and closing up where
possible, cid coneignments One exception may
remark In the large demand for clothing for the Calf
fornia market The orders tinualy Increasing
and giving full poyment 10 the wholesals
clOthers. The shipments OF mons clothing to San
francisco and sscrame INTO City have even yet been
below the demand the great increase On the populs-
ton there continually Increasing the consumption
Brown and blssehed sheetings and shirtinss exhibit
increasing frmness with some reduction OF stock
The demand IL limited and more for blsaohed than
unbleached descriptions, the lstter being 10 some
slie request for shipping Drills are steady and hm
with moderate stocks. Printing cloths command but
demand We consequently see some increase OF stocks
Trough holders are very firm. Prints show little In
quiry, though prices are well maintained and re-
vival of demand - is expected, will enhance them
considerably; Ginghams are buoysnt In price; the
domestic mskes have secured preference In the
mark,t 70 the benefit % prices. The manufsctories
are IN full worn Tor the eprng trade Chsmbrays
in request DENNIS are quiet but firm. Jeans rather
more active at steady prices stripes dull but vary
ina in price Cotton hannels ftesdy Baxgng
burgbs quiet, with slight stocks at prices
The demand for ticks Ia good, aud better prices
realizing Mousiines de lsine 0mmand yet large
trade; the demand has exhausted the stock OF some
descriptions prices better and are freely realised
the home Manufacture T. Kept busly active to ssppy
the coming wants Of water sns spring. This branch
Of trade will be steadily active think Throughout
the winter Both foreign and domestic however, are
In request and prices show q tendency to advances.
woosn goods generally though IN larger supply than
cotton fabrics held very firmly and the price Of
wool sustains the hrmness Of holders. The stocks
cone'st ~ staple goods. for which demand must
sacrifice. British goods compose By the greater
part - the stocks, but in the hands o. strong
80. = - ssssiA. SURE ana better 4
market in prospect me slcthins tr.as are bsyiss
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IIyxnrooL RM steam'S Afrios.Ms. Paterscn Quebec;
lady two Misses anderson two children and
Me. caWpssp 9nsbsS NJ Brook Mr. Breeds and Miss
Mr. Asburner and lady Cacutts Mrs sedgwck Miss sedg
wick (stookhrdge, MassG Mr. symes, Mrs Symes, maid
and child; hiss Cuvor, Quebec; Geo Smith, Pittsburgh;
Isaac Buchanan, GLASGOW Mr. Aylwin England DR. W
Cenwofh, Pha Herbert Top ping Toronto CIV Mr. Polat
yr New York Chas sharpiss, rhiladephS Mr. GrAttan.
Q, Besteni John L Thompson, Mrs Thompson, Miss
Mr. Manuel Ansya Mr. Manuel Bussey Mr. Alessandro Buta
York Mr. Nswsegs.e Rife Brisade; Mr. Jos More San
Hsdwtn, Miss Badwen, Providence, John Bden Roch-
ester Mr. James Patterson, Quebsei Mr. Young Quebec;
Mr. Philips and Engsnd; Mr. heKeehnie Canada
West Mr. Neybeld, Mr. M0x.stsr Mr. Russell Qaebsei Mr.
Matbey, Mr. koilien Alex Walker. Alex MoKecnie Kan
chester Eng Jno uodgson " Martin Nolan IelAnd Mr.
smpton. wife and children London; Mr. John Higgins
y; Lynn, Toronto W; Mr. Thos Fsrral Y; Mr. James
mcconnell Cinn Mr. Jones. Liverpool @ Duneher. Ger
many Duneker dos Jas Bluntach, Hesketh Bell. Va Mr.
Jse FERGUSON Brooklyn; kr, John Barnett. s. Louis ,
Link lady and children Peter Morris and lady. Lowry.
Allen Richard. Mr. Frinkhla, Josephson and
Vessel w Conrad Ann Fickenscher Kros, II Deck
and lacy Robt Hlsers Martin, lady ana eht, Miss
Hermann, Hirsch schmidt lady and child. Davis,
II winholdt, II Schumacher, Hesselmsn
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TeIeKraphIc Reports.

BALTIMORE, NOV. ~, 1871
New Orleans pspsrs state that there l252 bales
OF cotton shipped from that port for and Liver
POOL, on the 18th inst.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20, 1850.
Sales have been made OF 500 hogs deliverable during
the fret two weeks OF December, at 81 There Is q
considerable STIR but most Of the regular packers are
not buying.
NoRFoLk, Nov is, 1850.
The weather to-day is clear and sol, with stif
breeze from the west Business Ia gradually i'm prov.
ing. New corn begins to come In; ,ales OF ~bite and
mixed are making at 90 6oc, aud yellow, at 03e.
BurrALo, Nov. 20. 1850.
The receipts since eur last have bsen-Rlour Q 500
bbls wheat 500 bush corn none Flour Is dull,
but " anything shade hrmer; Michigan is quoted
at - rs 80 81. Moderate inquiry for wheat, and
market steady sales Of Ohio at 10 500 There is less
doing In corn, and the market has n downward ten.
dency There Ia no change In frsghts
ALs,Nr, Nov 20. 1850.
The receipts for the past twenty.fours have been
Flour, 1900 bbls.i wheat, 5000 bush corn, meme;
barley 600 bush There IL good business doing 10
-four. Wheat IL hrm, with an active milling 10 qury.
The tsles have been 1000 bushel. prime Geneses to
arrive In week ten days at 81 20: 1000 bushels
ordinary Genesee at 81 16 and 10 600 bushels white
Michigan, at 81 IS Rye-1 500 bushels sold ct zee
Bsrley-To0o bushels at 81 for four roved Small
ssles Of prison whiskey ut 2pS 2oac
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eases in few hours, by vegetable application wthss
pain In affections and debility brought
improper habt combine medicines with the local remedy
ana can showsny there esnno. cared
without ~ have csses daily. Of years standing from
other rhyscians In alt susr.ntee permanent esre
have contraetons daily without caustio which
others caused BY their srpsng the disease
enough NY dipons With these. and the huudreds %
day. ID. CorbJn 10. espellst ny complaint IN few
hours, O. Deroud wn under the other physicians
= . ,acr. time, John EOnIsOs. jr PAID ever sNo
cured ne. hy les and general treatment In
time J> saiiss sfy Tress%e9s .eWT 'nss sosrs
two doors from Broadway.
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N0rIcE no NAyIoAroRs-ousroM HOUSE, NEW

NOTICE TO NAyIGAToRS.-cUBroM HOUSE, NEW
IN York Collectors Once, Get z3d lS5D-Ths 9th
Of an act Of Congress approved 2sth ssptemb 1850 snt-
tied An Act mskng appropriations for Light Houses Hgh
Boats Buoys re-. provides" That hereafter all buoys
hong the ceas or IN bays habors sounss channels shan
be c0lored and numbered that passing the
sound entering the bay hArbor channel red buoys
wit numbers shall be passed the farboArd haal;
black buoys with unevsn numbers the pert hand and
tuoys With red snd black ttpes on either hama Buoys 10
perpendicuar strpes hereby give notice that the rro
yiaons Of the foregoing law viii be carried effect
the changes indicated therein made In the Of
the tuoys the waters Of this dte before the LIST
Of ksy, 1881. VI. MAXWELL Collector.
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NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES DOCTOR On
~ Lansys Perch standard remedies tpurey vsgeabel
for the Immediate 81 certain deicats diseases nav h.
had ~ usu. At his once, ~ Lerenard
vty Recent eases Invariably removed in days
Those vho lingering from week week hands
Of small and grsat qusck doctors will be surprised a. as
rapdiI 81 their cure By pacinF themselves under
sienhe and intelligent treatment His popular Private
Tresiise fvrnshed 20 bis patients gratis The genuine
ver tive, Nc. - -
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DACITIC NAIL STEAMSHIP conPANY.-rHl PUB-
lilo are informed that under the arrangsnents Of this
COMPANY steansrs Inspected ans approved By the Na
tnue 70 leave Panama ant Sah Frsnosco the drst and
fifteenth days Of each month unless detained
accident ortfe arrival OF the mails Panama
steamers Of the nrst Of be month Aoapuse
saA Bias nazatlan San Diego, and Monterey The stsa
ers fifteenth Of the month viii touch Acapulco
At no other Mexican ports.
The steanshig COLUMBIA win ply regularly, sftss
her arrival In the Pacific between San francisco and
in Oregon, awaiting at the former
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer o4
San frsncsoo regular line Of propeiers win be kept aD
for the transportation CT freight and transient
between Panama and San Fra,oiseo.
The connection In the Atlantic will Be maintained
steamships EMPIRE CITY. leaving New York thu lSs
and CHER0KL1. leaving Now York the 2Sth Of sash
month"; for Ch.srss third boat win also ~ kept In New
York ~ spare steamer.
Tho new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILADELPHIA
viii form direct line between New Orleans and Chags2
leaving ut uch periods viii little dstenoa
possible enthe Ithmus ana forming with the Paoihe
hp through line % and from Now Orleans and ports In
Mexiso. California and Oregon.
Ihrocsh Tchsts for month can Be secured sppn
cation 70 the Company. south street. New York AIrn
ARMSTRONG. LAURASON Co., Axsnts, at that place
New York. Oct 81. 1880.
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EoR SACRAMENTO cIry.-rIRsr VESSEL. TO sAIR
positively on tho 18Th Ncyenbsrt or semurrsss psAA-
pcrio- ast sailing bark, BY immedats sppliostonto
"a ID. FOWLER. ~ west strssA
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL B0oKs-A coxPLETE PRACTICAL
YORK en- the nature aud 81 dissaa~s
aud all the kindred afectionsiusrAted by treat ssn
Der q Beautifully eolered plates large rs life. by No
,ssys FAMED nature 10 l. large quartosso pages
cond cdioni prce SIC Extract from the Boston Med
cal and surri osl JsurB tmay he 1aa fesy,.Ssly "a
equal 20 Records hcton's works on the same family
ese nnd TAR superior TO thing o. the kind
nsnee ~ WIS country Author Of The Family Physi-
oani rrice twenty-five Author Of work SELF
seuss srd its dtporala defects Impoteucv ste,sv &e
ne SIXTH edition, fourteen pates price a. For s,s a.
the publisher, S1RINGER TOWN 81 ID 222 broadway
and BY the suther, fOt Broadvav.
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Married.

At Jefferson Barracks, No on the Tth inst By the
Rev. Mr.. Mocarty, Bvt. Capt Ma,srrrLp LovELE. 4th
Artillery, 3. A, to ENLE NJ, daughter OF Colonel
Joseph Plympton, 1th Infantry. q. BA
At Clinton Oneida co, on the 18th inst By the Rev
Ely Burchard, HssRv M. BrRcHsRp 70 BLrE. H. CLssx,
all Of that place
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lR RALPH, AuIHon OF ruk aPRAcrroAL eRf

"a. Trestise ke.- OF % hours. v Ia A. NJ: 70
r. ssanay ekeeptedl Ne. ~ 0reenvoh street. I, bA
eeh matter OF surprise 90 that
e And q professional kttsinenss shoad devote Ks a.
non 70 ds.asee which people OF every prses
Suu s'sy however the ore thoussndh ptrt q IL,
insert, thep People erng upsu sooisy were known vsr
We present. n,ssy Ans s','tos prsyins On ,hs nna :.
ssen nature Affect posserty sn4 even totdestroy
ms fsosly altogether fsct thst when
epSnfh,gticn AZ 70 spear In 20 ethor wsy than 70
theu eneoes upon poetsrity yea properly underrteeA
are nst osety and speedily removed From the
medical Advantages the suthor has eroyed and VERY
tsneive and long practice In this speciality he las
resson for stating that DO cured in many
Gays "a they had eIstsd yesre ana that, IN
esrtnn diseases sr their consequence we'll the d.
porsse effects resultirs rom early improper hah he
Insure such osrtan, safe ans radical ohd
from no other source In Aueroa Thoes who spply in
earlier stages will be surprised q, the Asd rapdy
the
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noCToR TOURsYLr-roR TWENTY-FIVE CENrs-
- means Of The Pcetet Eso.lapius, or Every One ns
1--WE fhysican Thrtieth edition, with hundred
sevtnss showing Diseases and nnformot>sns in
ape and form D. william Young, N. o. 1rsduste Of ths
Lnvtftty OF fennsylvsna The various Of
Diseases are fsihfuly descrh.d and al the recipes v
IN plain lsneusge ne chapter self Abuse worthy 81
particular and shoud he read ~
men who hsve been upfortunste IN contracting diseases
rvuus 70 placing yourselves under the Of dccte
no mstter What his rretentrs may ecpy o. this truis
USEFUL work Strangers veitng the city particularly thess
contemplating m.rlage cont think n returning hons
81 hout ~ the Pocket scnapus Sea
karvisee the Pccket lscui,pirs Every One His ov,
letter yu receive enc cs,y of ths s.sl. ry nail
"a " b Tor 5ilar. sd ss7 Do xM
s.slss.s f.ssssss. ~ ed. tss tor 'hf
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MEDICAL.

nR. wARRKE rs CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
~ Diseases. from IL practice, Of which In
hospital DR.. W. 10 enabled 70 guarantee speedy oures
Without mercury Use his eploma In his eee Ne Nor
street, adjoining Chatham with the first
sursevv and medicine this country has ever produce
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Wind during the day from w to SW.
Telegraphie Marine Reports.


Arrved-Bark Justice Story, Baltimore; briss vi.so,
TELEGRAPH. and Despatch Tansisr Hudson Phii.dspes;
weh Isands brgs Minon., CotteEbnrs via Charieston
BANGOR. Nov Is
Arrved-Brig Mary Rondout; schrs Hampton. do
II Hsle aid Mary Ann. NYork
ClearedBrg Cornelia, Guadaloupe 18th, brig Cope
land, Havana. - 49,
DIeHroE, Nov At
Arrved-Sehr Rosamond, Baltimore.
FALL RIVE. Nov H.
Arrived-schrs Nelvna, and "A BAyasd. Philadelphia:
sew 0RLxAHs. Nov Is.
Ciesred-Bark Cloela. -
ArrivSd-sehr Edna c, Boston.
CisArea-schrs Louisa Margaret, and Viola, for West
Indies. - -
sailed-sohr Grand Island, Porto Rico
Arryed-Bris william. Buoksviiie. &C. sohr Gibbs,
Philadelphia
CleaIed-ship Sally Al and bark Louisa, NPaoiao.
PonrrA Nov IT,
Arrived-ship Sarah, from Mobile for Liverpool put in
with loss OF sails ana rudder sprung.
Cieared-Ship John Dunlap, ApalAchicola.
Providence, Nov 10
Auived-schrsy Hinctley. Jane. River Time, Suffolk;
Worcester, Isabella and Barrett PhilAdelphia soop
Victory, Albany; Fashion. NYork.
ssilse-schrs Brswn, and Ruslng. PhiladephA; En-
pire. Albany. -, an
Arriyed-BArk Hersiiia, Savannah.
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A PERTECT SAFEGUARD AGAINST QUACKRRY
"A Dr. kalphs Practical Private Trestse oertan die
e.s heir nature symptoms, progress consequencs,
meees, tnd care, including debility weakness
o. he organs structure sc, sc adapted 70 the Of
every individual Of both seres con ainrn evcry prao-
teal Information. With treatment. recipes dst 30
ble every ore 20 treat his 70 Judge properly
treated 9Th ed, SAG pp, with Plates price 81 Scia
greenvich street, B street and ~ most bOokseer
Mailed free By sddreasIse boz so Post Once.
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O. KIM REwARD.-JErvRIEs' ANTTDOrK. A am

POOO oihe MIXTURE for the Of private disordcrs
males seedy care without the least restrictions Of
diet, drnk, changs application business
The proretor challenges single which the
will under the foreture Of hundred dollars
put up In bottles, with full directions 81 One bot
We ssn week-many are cured in tee yor sale ~
q H. RING l92 Broadway; les Baysrd street New York;
" Little, l0< Hanover street. Boston; Wright &C..
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l''
MEDICAL

CTAMMERING.-DR, BoARDMAN, AT TAYLORs
- Hotel Courtiand street win introdne. for the hrs
time In the Used States his celebrated invention which
supprcses all rriaby to which stamme
beet, and guarantees a permanent remedy.
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Passengers Sailed.

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Ernentpe GodA of Paris Mr. Stewart Coleman Of France
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