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De Soto Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes TO sell one Of
three sections (the purchaser having
ehoice) Of 6ne, rich land in De Soto eoun-
~, not more than 25 miles from Memphis
and about 3 miles North Of Cockrum's
Aroads. One section has from 20 10 so
acres under fence, and the other two about
go acres each. Of cleared land. Comfort.
able log cabins are on each section. Il is
believed 10 be as good as the most valuable
land IN that county. The purchaser can
haze choice Of the sections. A good title
will be made.
Persons wishing TO buy can apply BY
letter, POstPaid, ,ior in person TO me.
b p. DILL.
Oxford, July 7Ih, ls4e.
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TWo dollaEs and Fily osnts 10 advanee,
Thrus cellars II paid within an moutha, and
Thres tollafs and Fiity esntf, II paymsnf BE-
sslayni untn he sxpiratisn Of The year. Ne
suhasriptinn taken 60 lees than 81 mouths, and
- Papsr tinesaunusd uutin an sFrsarsgss are
paid.
A8veglinumenn insurtse a. Oue cellar per
s1nnrs 81 - knea 81 iaaa, fof ths first IN
ssrtioa, ani Fifly esus foT sssh eoutiuuancs ;
So ysaf.y a8sertsemsuts . very literal d.
surticn Wi1 - masa
Artleiol q . PsEsonsi nliurs nsEsf stnit-
~
rrFsi aunsu.siar eaasioltss for Stats e
Distnci saeua. Tea, fuE sounty ohosl Fivs
peiaM
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HAVING received our semi-annual sup
pIy, we commence the New Year with an
assortment that is not surpassed if equal
led in the United States.
We have "Twelve Thousand Dollars
IN the article of Watches alone, and can
therefore supply our friends and the public
with any style, and at almost any price,
We have
Gold Patent Levers frDm $35 TO $3.50
Silver do. do lS b5;
with a general assortment Of LePine and
Vertical Watches.
The other branches of our stock will
be found as extensive and complete as our
Watches-such as CHAINS, SEALS, Keys,
tJewelry in all its variety including many
DIAMONDS and some full seIls,
SILVER WARE, Corn FINE,
GooDs, CLOCKS, LAMPS d
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS,
including the genuine DIRRINGERs, CANES,
TEA Trays, with a general assortment OF
FANCY GooDs, in which will be found
many choice articles for the Ladies.
NOTICE. We aim 10 furnish those
who deal in Memphis, with home mar
ket and a home guarantee for Goods in
our line, and invite the public 10 call and
examine for themselves. Our Stock is
laid in with Cash; our European Goods
we import ourselves; we get our Domes.
tic articles direct from the makers, and
being satisfied with small profit, we offer
great inducements TO our friends and the
public. We are also prepared TO do all
kinds Of work in our line, in the best
manner and with dispatch-Our motto is
"TRY U.s."
F. IT. CLARK g. Co.
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn
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ToBACCO.-we have on

CHEWING TOBACCO.-We have on
~ hand, at all times, the best assortment
and, largest stock Of Tobacco in this mar
ket Iand are we'll prepared, from the many
advantages we possess, to offer induce
ments to dealers in that article.
One Of our firm having been. raised in
the heart Of the best Tobacco growing
region Of Virginia, has had every oppor-
tunity to aequsinl himself with the various
grades Of Tobacco, and the cost Of manu-
faciuung and producing it; also has an ex-
tensiVe acquaintance with Tobacco manu-
facturers.
We have a standing agency in the city
Of New York, under the management Of an
experienced Tobacco manufacturer and
dealer, for the purpose Of securing for our
trade whatever consiguments Of good To
baccO are forced upon the market al sac
n6ce.
As we confne ourselves N this article,
TO the Virginia rsised and manufactured
exclusively, sll persons, either selling or
ordering, may rely on getting a good ar
iicle. FERGUSON, NELL g. BOTTS,
Main Street, Memphis, Teun
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STRAY SoRREL HORSE

" AKEN Up, By John S. Morrow, lIv-
ing miles South o. Ozfurd. enc sor-
rel horse. about 7 o. eight years old, has q
s,ar 10 bis Forehead and snip on his nose
sboui 5 hands high snail scar On the
insids Of bis lek fore leg no osber marks or
buads psrceivahis; sppTaissd b $4,000.
ALLEN WOOLVERTON
April, -, leSo. Ralgsr.
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Lafayette Land for Sale.

II Wish to sell my Yockaney Lard, stu.
n ated in Lafayette County, and if not he.
fore disposed of, at private sale, will sell
it at public auction IN the town of Oxford
on the day of December next. Ills
known and described as the
North west quarter of Section
IL, town. 8 range 3, and the
south east quarter Of Section 2
town, 8 range 3.
The above described land is valuable
and well located, and will be sold for one
half cash in hand, and the other half on
twelve months credit. A good title will
lie made to The purchaser. Persons de.ir.
ing to buy can apply TO Mr. s. B. Bowles,
of WoDdson's Ridge, who will give all
necessary Information about the land.
P. L. CLEMENTS.
Nov. Z, 1919 .-no-2S #.
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A CARD.

Il subscriber tenders his hearty thank
Il 10 the citizens Of Memphis and vicini-
ty, for their liberal patronage, during his
eight years residence N Memphis, and by
his extensive arrangements for the future
hopes to merit for his new house, a con-
tinuance of the confidence and patronage
of the public. FRED. II. CLARK.
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The money at our risk, and the letter
franked or post-paid. All the magazines Of
a Club must 60 to one Post town & come
within these terms
As premium for procuring any of the
above Cluts, a large and splendid Engra>
wing, of a size to hang up in a Parlor, and
valued at a pint store at Three Dollars,
will be sent; or hound volume for lS49;
or an Annual Of plates for 1850. Address,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
No. 9S CHEsTNUT STREET, Phila.
A specimen number sent when desired.
N. B.-Newspapers copying this pros
peclus shall be entitled to the Magazine
for 1850.
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NOTICE.

T0 aIl persons interested IN The lsbos
n tenements, heredilimenls Of James T.
Stockard, deceased
You are hereby cited 70 be and spPeH
before the Probate Court Of lafayette Ces
at the Court Hoass thereof, on the ihifa
Monday IN December, 1899, then and iheFs
to show cause, II any they have. o. esh'
Why l30 feet square Of lot No. l5e, lyIng
and being in the town ofOxsord and cogag
aforesaid, Whereoa said deeedenl reslosa
in his life tims-shOuld not be pold 70 Psg
the debts Of said tsisIs. and further % g
and suGer such things as shall be coos.s'
cred and ordered in the premises By ~
Court aforesaid.
Witness, JoHN p. sTocKkSp
M lodge Of Probate Of sad Oogng
the Sd Monday ia Ociobsb
A. d. 1919.
ASA NIX, Clek
Oct. II, 1879. 26-4w
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University of Mississippi.
FACULT TY.

A. B. LoNGsTEEr, L. L. D, President ana
Professor Of MentaI and Moral PHI
IOsOphy.
A. T. BLEDsOE, A. NJ, Professor of Mathe'
MATES and Astronomy.
JOHN MILLTNeToN, NJ. D., Professor of the
Natural Sciences.
JOHN N. WADDEL, A. NJ, Professor o.
Languages.
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY.

HVHIS Institution will be re-OPened on
u the 7th of January, 1850, by JOHN
W. RISON, who has rendered the most
entire satisfaction since il has been
under his charge. The Classics and
different branches of an English Educa>
ton will be thoroughly taught, and young
Gentlemen will be we'll prepared for en-
tering the University.
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TAKEN up by Samuel Myers
- living ls miles East Of Oxiord.
m one bay horse, or 8 years Cd,
0A about ! 4 hands high, consider
a9 sbly ssddls marked, In hind
bot principally white up 10 The pasture
Joint, some few white hairs 10 be main
where The collar works; long main end
tail, 10 cher marks o. brands-appraitsd
70 5000.
ALLEN WooLvERToN.
March 1sih 1919. angsr
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Watches! Watches! u!

NOR years the strife
u has been not who
could make the best
watch, but who could
make the cheapest, OF
rather The lowest priced'
article. which Is not al
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ways the cheapest, and consequently the
great falling off in the quality of watches
We import our watches direct from Eng
land, France, and Germany, and have
been IL months in preparing our present
stock. Our aim has been to have splend-
id assortment Of Fine Watches-as fine
as Europe can produce. This, in addition
to full assortment of the low and medium
qualities, we are now prepared to show
the public, all of which will be sold at a
small advance on the importing cost.
f, II. CLARK & Co.,
January l3. No. 81 Front Row
LARGE ADDITIoNs, and more extensive
than ever.
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TAKEN UP. By Asism Phillips living
near Sarepia one small sorrel horse,
hind feet Whiis--a few white hahn in bis
forshssd supposed 70 be 6 yesTs Cd che
sid horse vas raised BY Rolan Tankersly
-sppraised 10 So so.
ALLEN WOOLVERTON
Masth Is, 1850 Ranger
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". The Trade supplied on liberal
terms; and all orders from the country
ICiH receipe especial attention..
Memphis, Tenn, January l3ah, lS49.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

SAMUEL R. WALKER. WIN. K. r. oRrVFrrH
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BLACKSMITHING.

BLACKSMITHING.
- THE subscribers would respectfully
" inform The citizens Of Oxford and ne
vicinity, that they are prepared To exc
cute all kind Of work in the blacksmithlng
line, in the neslesl and most substantial
manner. Their prices will be moderals
to sail the times. For shOeing horse, 81
cash, and 81 so on credit. In this branch
Of their business they acknowledge no So
perior. They are prepared to do any
work io,iheir line 10 order. and ell orders
will be faithfully and Punctuahy ATTENDED
to.
OTShop on the south side Of the Square,
one door north Of the hat sign.
J.Y. COOK.
b. NJ. MITCHELL
Oxford, Feb. 9, lS50.
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isrrLLnEScs FROM CENTRAL AKIEIeA.-By an
arrival at this port yesterday, we learn that in
Nicaragua good deal Of excitement prevails, ia
consequence of the impression that the Uaited
States have recognized by the recent treaty, the
British Protectoiate over Mosquito, and that the
British organ or rather that of Mr.. Chatfied, sup
ports the idea that such is the Our neighbors
will learn better when they see the treaty. By
that instrument England not only abandoned her
pretensons il that quarter, but Precluded herself
from gaining any alliances or protectorates here
after in that part Of the world having " caved ia''
to the Monroe doctrine as propounded by govern
ment It was this that the London Times mourn
ed over short time since.
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Died,
On Monday September 3Oth, PArIIcx NsIIsoH aged,
81 years.
His friends and acquaintance and those Of his SON
John EcIIugh are respectfully in vited to attend his
funeral, this afternoon at IL o'clock from his late
residence, No rs Hammersey street. without further
invitation.
On Sunday September 90, JoHy MASON aged Al years
The relatives and friends of tho fam lily are
tully invited to attend the fnaera ut Trinity Church.
this afternoon at 4oclock without further nvits alton
On Sunday, Sept 20 1850. RicHAHD III. ArrcHELL Of
consumption, aged AZ years and months.
His funeral will take place on "wednesday morning.
October I'd Mt ~ O'Clock from his late Residence 81
Crosby street His friends and, also, the members OF
the Funny Fellows are respectfully rslaested to at
tend His remains will be taken to Norwslk, Conn =,
for intorment
Eon Monday Sept So Of dysentery after short ILL
ness in her Both year Mrs tLH.sErH, wife Of Bartho
lomew Corbet, Etq, orDithooeist Of London England
Her remains will be taken 10 Green wood Camstery.
At Wiiamsburgh. on Monday, September soth, VII
LIAM w HEIes, aged II years months and IL days,
oldest son Of Henry Meigs.
His friends and acquaintsDces are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral Wednesday ateruo IN
at o'clock from st. Marks Church, Williaasburgh.
At Norwich, Conn, the zSth inst Hon. CHARLEs
II. HUNTINGTON.
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n O N II Y III A n X e r.

MONDAY, Sept. W.T.. NJ.
The stock market opened buoyant this morning.
There large sales Of all the fsness and the trans
actions timo principally buyers option. Co.
verBment and State stocks and railroad bonds were
in demand AT the frat board, to-day, Illinois IS sd-
vanoed q per cent; Canton Company, v; Rochester
and Syracuse Railroad. y; Harlem River Railroad,
Erie Income Bonds declined y per cent Farmers
Loan, ki Morris Canal, y; Erie Railroad, u. There
fales Of Erie Bonds second mortgage, today
Holders were Arm at 99s. The market closed steady
at quotations.
The receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, TO day, amounted to s1fi1so SO; pay
msnts $22,Tos 1l-bslsnee, s5,57s,54S So
The National Bank has declared semi annual div
dend Of four per cent.
The current quotations in this market fer foreign
and domestic exchange for specie and fer sneurrsot
money, we're as an nsred -
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question OF slavery hid not been adjusted, but had
reueined open asd debsteahle, there might he soms
excuse for referring il in the late coarentio-a;
hut he suerpt 10 revive it, after had been led
was demagoguical IN the extreme There, is no
way by which the whis party can gai OFT of the
dilemma into which they have been pre- Apita,ed by
the abohdonists and socialists, bat by calling e
rally Of the national wings in Convention, and
throwing to the winds the abolition platform Of
Ssward Weed 4, Co.
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TKLneaAPmro.

QosroN AND NEW rokG rsLsoRAPa COMPANY.
ID once Ne s wal s.rves, ls.oond ,tery.l-rhis line.
70 Ne. H..,s psrs-rd sed.Sssii Prcyisssee Bss.
CAPITAL fettspthrs svdns psecsss,v 81 ,r,ns
ians srsnserbiss and sesquens liability 70 srrcr ne
The patrons % this ss may esrsnd upss punetus
mission and delivery 81 their ~
BE received at sr oc>s .rsss the ars In vcrf,n
erdsr preesror nss.sSs 81 zen Words ssnts; aaa sv
JANIS srvReys rr.ssv,A
sAsr,, Ga, Ci.rs q sas oerrSrst,esL
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KxPRRss AarnuIEs

TAyLoR DE BAUER. FORWARDING AND CON-.
ni~,en mtrshsns, Chssres y. o.-we are nee pre-
pared " fcrvars all eesfs
srsurh beats, -,S isds rush.r sev.-. saists sor ths
eenrsysnee ~ ps-sss.rs ssi fruisht We have nsse
nrsnssnss. rts tureish Go tr,osrortstior s<sst ~
seFess shd Crvees % thai there viii DELAY the
Isthmua \. TAYLOR iat. of Bsitimsrs
" DE- BtUrpY, late 81 Nsr orlssrs.
htisrenee N hsw York y. He.sra sons. ~ nrosfpaf.
upr hgshts ave Hsss ~ Besver .trrst Corwne Bro
-. u = ,onsrlsis, fsnsns ssCoaasry Co. san rr>s-
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INsUaAeCEs.

A srRlCAN LIVE STOCK Insurance. coMrASr
Ans-tsr4tal tsp.inO. sli raia Ia ftechhelters
lacvIauAly Table. pr-otor-II0r- Je~~pk G.. bsvman-
Hen Ilor.s b.hsp ~. Hiram Decker. i.sss ka1s Iss-
AerAhsn snah, bsa. Hon Ahner T. Ers John Wiss nss-
sesrre d. baJ. t.sSs Alys W, Trsey, nssc
yos- y. HsrEv secrvtsrv
VS. Husyc- lr,.sar.r Prsatsss o. shs srsses Of tie
sisrs9s..-wis,isy, lssi-r 90, ssassrs wAll .rs.
rcsuass aH,; p Z. Drsls ksa Iof Frort street yohn
wiss ls Chrsstls ssrest vseerpsry survscn Chss'.s
es As~ Sefk nsd Nee serssr. " wsu ssssst Nsv Tsrk
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship Canada viii leave Bos,on tenor.
row noon for Halifax ana Liverpool Her malls
The Weekly H.rsis, With the news Of the week In.
Guiding the closing scenes In oonsre. vii se pub
nsb.d ct 10 o'clock this morning. Single copies,
In vrsppers sirpspe.
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their the best and cheapest in the country
Their sh gossomer fabric natural eurled har ferptusl
At shrinking and natural appearance have stamped their
superiority all the world Judge teryaurselyes examine
and be CONVINCED, AZ lI9 Broadway, up stairs.
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can hnd st u sers Slippers Ties and Baskins nine
and Bukins ct shiihngs the pair Ladies Gaiter
Boots at sixteea and eighteen shngs-wth compst. as
all kinds and lriees at j. b. aILLER5 1884 Canal street.
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A Diseased stomach Is the progenitsr OF a

Thousand disease, while the other vigorous d.
gesn neetalS produces healthy conditi the whole
system. At the frst OF therefore, is
wdom to resort to that celebrated aud upeuaad tonic
and corrective KNAPP Health Restorative Bters Gems
raj depot 3 Hudson for sale By Druggists
rally Price 50 cents per bottle.
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tioh aud an skin diseases veil knOwa posi-
cured by using Gourauds italian Egdicased as. Tht
Poudre Subtitle sradeAes hair from part Of the body
Lquid Rowe for pale pe and chsk, LILY or rough
cuhed sluggish pexons at 81 walker street. frat tsos
ron Broadway Calender South Third St. PhilAdSiphiI
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ARRrAL or GENERAL C.,s-General Cass arrived In
town, last evening, from Washington, and will receive
his democratic friends at Tsmnany Hall between ~
and o'clock. The General will leave the city in the
Aft
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Return to Tswn.-cantrslI would Enforn.

the iasies Of the West End who have returned the
ei,y that his assortment Of CATERS slippers ties Sc
prises all thath elesant durable snd fashionable and their
attention most respectfully invited thereto His sstabsn
meht ~ No $50 BOwery between Bond
street Also largo assortment Of ladies' so..an.r over
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Tton zssrs.--By an arrival ct boston, We le,rs
there led bsn usususi storm At zsnss, sbout the
2sts August, vhieh 10 v~ mpeh feared vsali injuse
tbs sr-y Of swrsoe
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Total received aud sent, for TIE q

Total received aud sent, for the quarter. .a2O 94l
by an arrangement bet ween the Cansrd and Collins
lines shall have aweekly mail throughout the win
ter, the advantages Of which viii be readily appre-
ciated by all business Since the order OF the Bri
tsh Postmaster General to send OF all letters on baud
by the first steamer the steamers Of the Collins line
have brought four mails whereas the siedness
the British ofnce was before very apparent
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Hsir pys.-Hatchelor's Genuine r1:guia

R.ir Dye ear only procured at the nsauso.ory wa
street. Ts public ssosld guard aE,nst lita.ioas Soc
various diplomas Persons hair has assumed sAt
solor from the Of the imitation dycs have IL cer
footed by ealing 80 asoye. Copy the address
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ton diseases Of the chest lungs, heart kc at his otse
III Warren street, Broadway; hours 10 10 NJ
Ste and ~. n. Ills Pulmonary Bssam price 81 and
Eruptye Eminent price ST. with the fulhment Of aPor-
adiee. has obstinate complaints o! hs
lungs Treatment by letter and suitable remedies
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Ch,lsre... Cl.,h,ng by AM. s,rsIe su,t OF

Pssh aEJ Fanae Nassau street IL tho most popular
and extensive manufactures Of chdrens Clothing in this
bis three immense salssrooms hsd 30
eovnG with seat variety Of superb styles Of At least
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5000 wings and Toupees always on hand

at tie Nhir Factory Of Eedhurst Heard, 81 Maiden
made Of the best mate riss and combining al the latest
Ato ladies ornamental hair desep-
ton all al tie mandatory before purchasing elsewhere
- Maiden Lane.
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bottle WATTS Nervous Antdote Ii is the most
derul thing in thu wcrd-imparts health. strenssh and
yigor Immediately and consequently bretth nohle
bearing. color in the cheeks bright cit
psasan and requisite 20 be agreeable away
with peevishnefs irrtaty and per bot
tie. Coddrgtor broadway and Hudson street and Rush
ton nd CLARK. broadway
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DS.rsto- " Gsosens.-rhe Grand Jury Of Harris
seunty, have made q prsssntmcnt sss pprobstps ths
course pur,ued By last the less sfthss stat.
ahIns provisions for calling stats ConvsptIon A.
the svspt csiifcrsis 70 admitted iuts the Vnes a.
n gfsfs
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Is "erough for TO know that knowledge easily
be obtained had mans education fnishsd By writ 10
the Grand atosical Museum No. 90 Broadway who're
will be found immense collection Of the most auhsd
perfect the beautiful and attractive moses OF the
male and female body, ILLUSTRATING with hfelte aud
startling accuracy the positions and APPEARANCES OF Gil the
in health In disease, and in the prooreaton sAt
continuance 81 the species.
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Hutchings, Dyspepsia Bittsrs.-The sto-

mach, the the whole syste this
from the zhausng heat Of summer IT, brace and
the there tsnie in the world equal
uuehnss Dyspepsia biters This we knew By cxpriense
Once, ~ fulton street Large D. t.es atty esaM.
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'TEs Twenty THIRD ANs'sn FAIR OF TIE A IN.
EIctN iHsrIIyTE-The A-tcilean Institutes sn
nusl Few, opened to-day, is always an eveat Of
great lubiie interest II ss The practical and acted
newspaper Of our enteprising and energetic indus
trial population. Castle Garden is like great
thtet, spread out before the people, filed with Gu
rious, Entertaining and useful matter, where can be
read much ws,h respect to the skill, advancement
and position OF our mechanics. Thousands and
tens Of thousand delightto become acquainted with
this fair--and as each year rolls around, we ma
The public interest in no way abated with respect
TO it.
The mind of the whole country is, ia some mea
sure, imbued with curiosity at our progress IN I'M
provements and Inventions There is no people 50
clear sighted with regard TO the value OF labor
ssving machinery, and no country that can en-
courage it to the same extent az our own. TINS
simple fact alone, gives deep interest 10 such exit
billions; and it is reasonable suppose that each an
nual fair will increase in importance where such a
ipirt prevails.
The present exhibition, il is said, viii be OF &
very high character. The specimens Of art, ma
chinery, manufactures, needle work, haniicraft,
and skill in various departments eli labor, are nae-
rous, and will occupy largely the public aueRuon.
1NoFL.sED foRuGS CONFERENCE.-The annexed
quarterly statement Of the number OF foreign letters
passing through the Nav York ONCE, furnished By
Mr.. Burdstt the gentlemanly Assistant Postmaster
shows steady increase in the business Of this depart
ment:-
No OF LrrrIRs srrr 70 No or Lrrrrss RrcrTvzD
ECRoPE ECkork
a. s. Steamers. 6l2l5 u s Steamers. 80. g sos
British Steamers 262 92l British Steamers. 2s4.
Bremen Steamers. IS 96l Bremen Steamers. IS s2d
3631O0 3lO.9Gl
Sent to California 55S Rec N California lis SAC
Total sent sq4G5S Total received. .426 2sg
l9i65s
%.