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This Mornings News.

The trial of one Of those cases of homicide with
the knife-yhieh have OF late become frequent in
our city-eccupied the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner Yesterday, from ten o'clock in the morning
until ten at night, when it resulted in verdict Of
guilty of murder. The prisoner, James Sullivan,
was indicted for the murder Of Edward Smith, a
fellow lodger. The transaction arose out Of the
interference Of Smith in quarrel between Sullivan
and his wife, which was indu led by the intern
perance Of the husband. The circumstances Of this
case afford ample and painful illustrations of the
fatal consequences occasioned by the extravsgant
indulgence in intoxicating drinks. This is the
second capital conviction during the week. The
prisoners viii be sentenced on Saturday.
The examination of the parties concerned in the
late negro outrages in Pennsylvania, was COM
menced at Lancaster, yesterday. An able array Of
legal talent has been engaged On both sides, and
the greatest excitement prevails among the people,
10 learn what will be the finale Of the affair. The
attorney for the prosecution, in his opening speech
took strong grounds in favor of indicting the pri
soners for treason
A heartrending account has reached US of The ex-
plosion Of the steamer James Jackson, on the Ohio
river, by which some twenty persons were
instantly killed. AMI between twenty-five and thirty
Others avfully sealded 1t is said that the engineer
of the boat who was unhurt, Immediately jumped
overheard, swan ashore, and concealed himself in
the woods. 1t is to be hoped that the law will
speedily oveItake and mete out justice to this fsl
low, through whose probable wanton neglect so
many persons have been either killed outright, or
else horribly manned for life.
We continue to receive, from all parts Of the
verdi particulars Of serious marine disasters, of
which there have been an immense number during
the present year. Further ac,ounts Of damages
sustained By vessels duiiug the late storm, will be
fourd under the telegraphc head.
Late news from Nor.hern Mexico gives far
ther evidence of feeling of discomfort with the
government. A declaration in favor of General
Santa Anna, in Guansjuato, looks as if Mexico
was about 70 undergo another series of in:erna!
troubles.
The first concert of Catherine Hayes, last night,
was completely triumphant. Never has there been
more enthusiasm displayed on any occasion. The
vocalist was eneored in every song and inspired
audiezce Of over four thousand persons with ire
preside delight. Augustus Braham made very
excellent impression, and Herr Mengis, also, was
ercored and well received. Be;tucca Msretzek sus-
tanned her high reputation as harpist in two bril-
lian. pieces-and there seems a prospect Of an
enthusiasm more general than thai which has been
excited by ether great vocalists.
The clerical and lay representatives OF the Pro
testant Episcopal Church in the diocess Of New
York, will meet in annual convention, az 81. Johns
Chapel in this city, this morning, for the transac-
tiop of business.
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Pi,INTING MATERIALS.

pRlNTlNo TYPE AND gATERTALs.-rEsEg NDER
signed beg rerectfliy 10 tender thes thar IS tue.
nahcrs and 20 their typog sphca brethren their
many favors the Pact year and 20 inform ere prin
public that taey h~ays have hand, Of the very bss
quality, large variety 81 pian Scotch-faco Lettering fo-
stetoypnE book aud pcvsparer work and a-rs assors
mtht ~ ornamental and fancy JotbsnE Tyts to,cher t
every article necessary for the furnishing u new
papr and JOB octs, favorable any otha
.stahshmtht. Prcsste Cases, lmrosuE ssones Galeys
s,anas Scmro,nf stcls. Glasses, &C. nc, a. nanufaa-
nTeT prices Publishers irving this ir.e,.
ton THREE tes prior 70 the let "a gaauary s2 vii be ras
~ materials o. our Manufacture, by purchasing f0ur pe
he Nslue Ot Their bill JAhES CONNER I, son,
49, Corner Of fassau sni Ann fsrcets. N, Y.
b. new and enltTsco 81 ecimen BOOK esbodylrK the
latest additions viii b. Issued In January, KP.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. z 1901.
This cause which has been trial for nea ly three
weeks nthe United States District Court before Judges
Grier and Kane is fast drawing to close. Messrs.
Harding, Kendall, and Campbell, have already been
heard in behalf OF the compainants and Mr. McCa for
the defendants; and to-day Mr. r. III. Gillett of New
York, commenced the summing up for the side
His argument lucid and powerful effort and fully
sustained his utaton at the bar In the of
be dwet at ergth the rival claims OF Dr. Jackson Of
Boston, and Professor Morse the first inception Of the
electric telegraph and Of the credit OF to
the former gentleman. more Important cause than
this has not been trial for many ears and the result
is locked for with great interest.
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LARGE FiEE-IKATu or CAPT. sTANsBURY-TuE RE
CENT GALE-sHlPwRECK, ETC.

rosroS Sept % ISL
Early this mornirg, Ere broke out In n large f1ur
stony brick building The building. with most Il the
stock umCd The Ices IL estimated at $40 co
Insured
Capt sianstury over and Killed last evening
on The Providence Railroad near the depot lie was
formerly resident cf Baltimore
he brig Richard Ingersol. Capt plummar. from Boz
ton Tor Trinidad Dc Cuba wrecked (no datel on Key
Br.lon ard would be- total Ioss
The brig rsrtridge, Ashore on Third Cliff and The
oiLtr big Ashore on Long rranch near scituate re-
main reported Yesterday Both will probably be got
81 With The los 81 pert the whole Of their cargoes
ana viii out serious damage 20 the vessels
Tie schooner Ontario. from this port Tor Albany.
We Iuu down i bland Lght Saturday last BY the
brig Rochester. from Baltimore for Boston and was
compelled g. put beck
Tho new steamship VIVA. Penn arrived here this fore
noon. IN ffty. four hours from phadelphia She an
choTed fer tx hours in Falmouth harhor during the
severe northeast blow q sunday night making her
ming tine forty eight hours
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City Intelligence.

EEMocRATIc CoUNTY MEETING 1t VIII be seen by the
adyertisemt mt, in another column that the time for
holding the democratic county meeting at Tammany
Hall, has been changed from Thursday evening to Mon
day evening next, IN consequence OF the hall having
been engaged for another purpose for Thursday The
meeting wl no doubt be Very large.
The WEATHER.-The usual symptoms Of the approach
Of the equinox visible yesterday, and the d,y be-
fore The atmosphere cod aud damp and presented
every in iicatien Of rain. There eli sht shower
about r. NJ which had the effect of rendering the
streets unpleasanty eli ppery for Pedestrians.
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EyTENsIoN or TIE cAPIroL-rHE TEXAS DEBr.
WssHSGToN. Sept % ISL
rrcposals invited until the 10th q Ostober by
Thomas walter architect, for all the exterior marble
and grsnH work for the extension Of the Capitol
Tracing material wOrkmanship and setting ikswse for
brick lire. cement. and lumber.
The fnfskrsUor contains the official proceedings Of
theTexss creditors with the opinion Of the Secretary
the Treasury ara the decision q the President the
act q Congress Ct september last The whole
debt git $50 efma.ed by Texas In specie value accerl-
irg % the statement q the Texas auditor Ut f6s 322
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Malls for Europs .

NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF ruE AMERICAN
CONTINENT.
The British mail steamship Niagara Captain Lieteh
wil leave this port at 10 day Tor Liverpool ne
mails will close at half past 10 O'Clock u. morning
The Nav Yoss HsRsLD, printed IN French and English
With the recent from Cuba, California sandwich
lslandf Jamaica Isthmus Of Panama, Chile. Bermuda
ortccn. snd TIE latsst commercial Intelligence Sc sc
oil te polished ct bslfpa.t riue O'Clock sAogs
oIiss 10 sratpcrs s'xps nea
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From Pfttsburg.

PTTsBuRG, Sept. q t65I
The engineers Of the Pittsburg and Steubenvls Rail
road have made Reconnaissance Of the whole route and
pronounce very favorably npon its practcabty They
say there difficulties The directors
have taken to push the work forward rapidly
Two corps OF engineers will be fully organized aud will
work Thursday Of next week, at each eud
OF the line Ptts burg will shake hands, by rail
road with Cincinnati and Philadelphia
The river Is stationary and We have had slight
shower this evening
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Portland and HsiIfsr Railway.

The deposit ~ one hundred thousand pounds.
100000 fer stock in the European and North Amer
can Railroad, bss All teen paid IN. and meeting called
fcr the organization ~ the company the 18th d Octo
Der next
This deposit IL Understood 20 on the. part 81
be company the large bonus pledged y TIE provincial
eovernmsnt
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FINK ARTS.


II maps C0L0RED DAGUERRE0TYPE LIKE
IN taken in weather and snsed perfect
and durable PRICE, INCLUDING from to five dollars
at hs and splendid $50 Broadway Primes
street also, at his cid establishment lO3 Bovery,
dersons carpet store Portraits and k-nesse copied in II
hyperion manner. sick and deceased persons taken.
MIR. JAMES BROWN. DAGUERREAN ARTIST, MEN
A Der OF the Water Color SoeietyGallery Isl Broad
way bttween Corlsndt and Dey streets The public nne
specimens and in to note the peculiarly aro
ngcment and general and finish for vhch tho n
lures from this Gallery stand preeniinent.
CoLoRED DAGUERRE0rYPEs FOR FIFTY CENTS.
" Kings sbyight Rooms, l0 Bowsry, between Hester
and GrAnd streets only estabment in the city whore
the best skyghs Dsguereoypes handsomely eolored and
encascd taken for 20 cent? and larger equally
low rstes No charge unless perfect satisfaction s sen
1--WE. TURG1s-PARIs. RUE sERPENrE 10; roU-
v hase, Rue 81. Rome S-Publisher Of Religious and
Fancy EnsvnEs and articles for Drawing and
biographical Maps, sc &c Beads Chaplets Medals
hedaiors Of sod silver and gill and plain Mould
ings 81 different sres for making frames xoulds for gdr
&c &c. These articles sold at the price In Pa
ris, ct No. 374 Broadway, New York.
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AsTaDI.OGY, 80.

M ATRInofY MADE Easy, OR now TO WIN A
Lover Professor Lawtob % London, having arrived
~ bos'en VII erd address, receipt Of One Dob
~ rut Ttd plain dircston enable ladies or gentemeu
Nr TIC devoted Affections o. many Of che opposite
IS hl hearts may desire. The process IL simple, but
eebvstng that all pe married irrespective Of ase
pesrapco, or position. and iset tkouxh east 10
Arranged with such end decfoy that detecton 10
possible. Address Professor LAYTON Best,n, ksss No
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PUBLICATIONS..

Il ONOB EDITION OF LEWIS APuNDELr-CngPfETH
- now ready. Lewis Arundel orthe Railroad LIE,
eomplete in volume ulustrsted 1hs public would dc
we'll In purchasing ths work 70 look q. the npgt LONGS
edition 4 perfect aud complete There s mutilaed sd
abridged edition for sale which haze deception aud fraud
on the public. Longs plete edition row ready.
~ LONG BRDfJER, 81 Aun street.
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HAVANA ADvEaTIsEuEsr.

VENTOsAs FURNITURE STORES, NO. a. osfsro
" rtrset aud D. ubrspia street., Habans (Catal M
ventosa asconsttntiy hand, in the ahsve vel krev
sores large and vhlusti assortment Of Household Yurn
ere and Upholstery Of the latest st;e, which ks ,
Nenty FER cent efs III any other in Ushsa.
sons visiting habana, Intending 10 kcep hsuse sns mes v
nE 70 purchase selost from the ~ III above
aiea ON hire. AZ The NOS, res aon. BE rstas
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MEssRs COBB


MEssRs. COBB AND IERREN IN eEoReIA-GEN.
HOUSTON, ETC
BsLrtNoRg. sept. q. 1851.
The .fueuS'a Republic received by nights Southern
mail denies good authority that Senator Berren will
vote for Mr. Cobb 10 says that Mr. Berren will soon
issue an addreFs defining bis position.
Gen Houston has been invited 10 deliver address,
on public affair at Huntsville Texas and has accepted
Henry Armstrong n hand on board the brig siam. Of
New York, was drowned at Richmond yesterday
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Marine Affairs.

srtANsrtr nnoruzs JovsrBsv This steamship, which
put into avannab for coal on her way from Chazres 10
this pert left agan Saturday and reached this city
last evening For the names Of her passengers see mari
time
THE Nav OsLrASs Man RortF- The mail steamer
Georgia l. to be again put on Tie E,s Orleans mail
route and will sail next Friday The Cherokee. which
vss advertised for that day h to BE- laid up for the pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

r OsT-TN THE SPRING OF 1879, A box CONTAIN
- ing Medical Boots haruserpis sud Philosophical In
strumtnt IL eit by mistake IA q this
between lrcnard and Leonard and broadway and
street Information left with divers Morgan D Beaver
street, will be rewarded.
\ osT-IN GOING FROM BEAVER STREET TO WALL
- street. set 81 Charms, consisting Of gold dollar pccs
teod and ,latina seal vithihruro u hcre, gold hsh
rnr whoever viii return the same to 10 Besyers
will be literally rewarded.
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The Canal Breaks Repaired.

ALnNNY, NeDt u I7OT.
Tho break In the canal few miles wet Of schsnec-
tady, isrspaired. and tie level Is fun Of water
In respect 90 the break Fultonvilie learn that
Il l. also repaired and that the superintendent has
commenced letting in water bot Il flows 20 slowly that
the level viii be filed for twenty or twenty lsur
IFna
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POLITICAL.

sss c.n.,, MEEInSG OF THr
the ss e the adopted
sss ss sss
city p.assy Ct oh.
day ofseptembsr unless otsrwise directed By the
ward committee, between the hours Of "a and p H. TO
FAN 'ssh S.ss.s TO
9 is 81 II sss p1 Ss
Isl
next at * s:eh in The evening 70 nO%nsss candidates
tee supreme Judge Of the Court Common
Five DELEGATES from each ward to district to
meet t on aGns.y ns sn DAY OF SGcssr Ss 81 OGo
tic the district conventions to be held AZ the following
First District twardsI s. and S)-Dunlaps Hotel 1856
Second District awards T. g. and lIl-Tammany Hall.
= Third District wards s and 9)-Wm. r. Denmans, 60
Fourth District (w.rds TO- u.s. and I7)srmisags Hall,
corner Of Houston and Allen streets.
oaarsr. ss S.sSs H. and Dem'efas0 Head
h ps s ar .ars; "a Is 49, and un0n Hail.
Five deegses from each Ward sens.orai Convention
"a S'si * n the sxsnins aad,dsss for
once 81 the Senatorial conventions to be held at
e s;d Hotel s s 81 sss
5th Distret.-Tuomey's 18th Ward Hotel, Grand and
6h Decentralization Hail. Third avenue and ga
Seven delegates Ward an Assembly conyen-
next cSot in shs evening" %nS a o. ea oadas
the s S 81 Of q. Of the a.
ard that in four Districts they shall held as
J5ss Pi..rs.-Isspi, Mullins 10 Greenwich street.
10th Dissret-ThomasKrr Bloomngdao zoad and Eighty
18th Districs.-No a2 Eighth avenue.
k dSssr * ss e ON Tssa,y the
place 81 hedine ne Pri@ary election in the Ward to nH
nae for Charter sna School Of ;eS;
"a. wards. ct the following plaees-
Ist-Dennis Mullins. ITO Greenwich street.
Tsss s ssa wsrs Committee
SSss-E r0 g Is. ,rosdr ssse''
sss-sstssa Ward Heel.
s.l-Bndd's, corner Dtmr icl and Hudson streets
loth-Tenth Ward mats BROOKE and Forsyth sta
lits- = diT,e:sa BY tb hs, ward Committee;
:s5a a IS;i, sss sss.s. avenue
sh-fUmsy, eorsSr eii1 IL, End Grand streets
iSth-BSrisus los Wts. seventeenth street. between
l7.hHrmi sSe Hail. corner Houston and Allen streets
lsth-Urion Hail. eoIAer Ihsd avenue and wsntyscc nd
Ieh-psyis Bros4w,y and Fifty mia IN street.
That Inc grm-ry election ia The Tssa
to h. BY the Ward COMMITTEES from he deosrae
inspectors q general elections for the ward and that In
serve Z: the llP az oe5n wsrd
ard in such 5slees ere not chosen before the
7h Of SEPTEMBER the delegates from ward the Gene
Isl Committee shall have right 20 select them.
Resolved hat TIE ward eomm.tos where such commits
tees organized have order the bao.inys fr
ddates charter and in such wards consti-
ute each Assembly district for members Of Assembly to
he direct for the candidates.
RegeIved, That the primary election in tho Twentieth
ward be held under tie direction of three inspectors
appoint by the chairman Of this committee;
time Of opening and closing the polls in said ward be subject
o. the direction of aid inspectors who are 70 give three
days' previous notice thereof
ROBERT J. DILLON. Chairman
J Jo,ls YYc Z: shHas,, yr Secretaries.
TTEIoN AND vrCToRY,-DEMOCRATIC REPUaLI-
y can Comfy Mating Mt Tasnmanv Hall-The demo-
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copAnTrsas.IIP scTIe,rg.

NoTICE-IHE FIRM OF WEST & co DrsTTttERs
was dissolved on the hrst Of Aurust as The sceount,
otthe trm are in the hands Of ALtoia lever late e
man OF the nisry, No 2S East Twenty sixth street for
eeuenent DATED september p iJl. N. B-For sale the
above distilery. lnqnire on the psemiee3.
WANTEn-A PARTNER IN THE RETAIL GROCERY
W business row we'll established One we'll acquantei
with the business with moderate cars can hear o. rare
dence ~ 49, 49,
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SOCIETY ME ETTNGs, go.

NOTICE TO THE JoURNEYMEN TAILoRs OF NEW
York-A Special Meeting Of the Trate Society Wal
be held at Carricks Sixth Ward Hotel wednesday
ing September a. 1851 at o'clock for the purpose Of con
trmipg the adoption Of the Bill Of Prices previous
handing IL over TO the Committee Printing.
JOHN kcCAULEY, President.
JosrpH MATTERS, Secretary.
THE MEMBERS OF SOUTHWARK FIRE ENGINE
Company No. -, oeg leave 20 return thanks Messrs
IL Long Brohcr for the liberal supply Of
mens urniihed them at the IN street on the ia
int. John r.. KIRRY rorem.n
Isaac sNlrII. Secretary.
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V'ARoLT FosTPoNEEENT.-TaE TARGET snoor.
personal.

II THE LADY. WITH A SxALL BUNDLE VINO GOT
into Fourteenth street ftagc Monday morning at
the corner % Broome street will address nao 10 enrv
B. a. ms once che will oblye TIE gentleman whom she
WAETED-A REsPECrABLE PERSON or FAMILY.
" who wishes % adopt an Interesting American bov
Shout threa years cfage Any application must e
nitd with worthy reference that the boy Will With
hone Of care and knoness. An address Orphan
once. will he answered.
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Vice Consuia,. OF the R.uunlls Of Mexico,

In New YorkIn conformity the decree of the federal
Congress of Mexico, follows" Ministry of Interior and
Foreign Affairs Your Excelency the President Of tie
United Mexican States To all the Inhabitants Of the repub
be 1t known that the general Congress has decreed
longer existing because the provisional of that
period in virtue Of the faculties with which then
vested had not the to dictate IL the
governments will take to have the above
on immediately produce its desired end respecting
PRIVILEGES granted to Don Jose Garayj A NJ Soeno Pre
dent of the Senate Pedro Escudero Echanove Dpuado
Pesdente; Manuel Gomez senaaor scretaro; Leon Guz
man. Deputado Secretario.
Therefore order it to be printed published circulated
snd duly obeyed National Palace Mexico, Nav Z2d
Earano Arfta. To Don jose Maria Ortiz Non asterio.
And eemmunicate il to for the ends God
and Liberty. Mexico, May I'D, 1851 Jose Maria Ortiz
.hor asterio"
The undersigned Vice Consul Of the republic of Mexico by
order Of his government makes to all whom
thst the said government will not permit
Whatsoever representing Den jesse Garay acting
virtue of his exting he'd privilege to undertake the
ofoptEng Of communication between the two
attempt it, will he considered breskrs Of the lave OF
Mexico and punished somformabs to the circumstances
rsusr and extent the offence He also makes known
inst neither Mnattan veDtosas point Of
TIE sthmus is eulry for foreign vessels notwtn
standing that this fact las been notorious; and that
those which there will be subject to the that the
hexicsn laws impose and 10 the hostile treatment to which
they will thereby have given cause.
Abe legal state of the above expressed matters s only
time that the Congress Of Mexico deposos the
Ia which the said communication between tn two
Vice Consul for tho Republic Of Mexico.
York. 1851
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rravRANCwr.

TUE BROOKLYN FIRE IgsURAHcE COMPANY.
Chtrtered Ia 1926 Oficea a. FULTON stfeft Irooh, ~
sftrchants kzehthae all street. New gOrk-have thot
sp's ite also h.ndrcme surriusD invented IN the
uneorbte seourtes snd continue 20 ineure tudn s
furniture, and ether peyfsaaf property yesss
umlsr iratisutioa- '
WILLIAM ELLswoRrH. T-as.ssnt
AirRrD q. s-svrss. geerotary
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PAPER nANoINGs. I 80.

ERLNCH PAPER nAE0IFGs.-THOs. FAYE A co.
n No go Pearl street. near hadcn cer the richsst s,
sormeni The city % Doors Colo, silver .nd Veive,
PaPers &c sl Imported direct FROM the
spd Tor sale a. the Invest rates 81 wholesale and retail
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RE eTAUIlAHTS.


CwIFTs DIHINo AND COFFEE ROOMS, NO.
- Maiden lansThe Undersigned having recently opened
ths 10 now 70 receive his Old friend
All the fecpoes Of the which he
Green Turtle Soup ard STEAK Tuesday and
so Turtle Soup on those days for lunch Every variety
Oysters in season, commencing on Monday, I'D inst.
CHAs. SWIFT junction Maiden lane snd Liberty 81.
FIFTH WARD HOTEL-THE ALTERATIONS IN rTIy
keectory snd hotel department Of this hotel being
eomrleed parties can be supplied with every variety Of
are and the choicest sianes ct all hours. kntranoe
loon IN Franklin street number Of looms newly
nished for the accommodation Of transient boarders st
sonstle rates. CUARIEs WRIGIIr
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REWARDS.

CE0 REwARD,-sToLEN, OR TAKEN BY MS
yCOO tale from the Irving House. Monday Septsmber
- le5 Box, about four feet BY two. and eight inches
high made Of wood. covered with paper similar TO tea
chests. and covered with Canton mating Cox marked
c in diamond. and numtsr either J or Mating
cover marked W. A Cooper. Bangor Me-" The box
tanned i've white Grape shtws one black do dothree Of
the shawls valuable embroidered throughout OF
them embroidered with Chinese figures Sci pieces OF
tks and satins three wrought srsss cloth handkerces
OF silk handkerchief. ID. ID. HOWARD.
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sitivey the fever and intermittent fever
Once re- and depot 2i ulton sweet Tie goouno article
blue glsss bottles Manufacturers cautioned against
using title. See act o. legislature.
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devOtes his attention especially 70 diseases Of the Eye and
Ear from 70 o'clock daily AZ the same Offices he has
tuued for the sst years. 25i Broadway entrance
Warren street. where be had his reate on the Eye
Price % elnts Alec. rreat xsretY Of Artheial Eyes
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ref The htoan an evidence tha badn ss hss beon
confidersd evil from time but. happily bald
hslds will obsolete under the influence of DA
WISE Hyperion. For sale At The principal depots 58H
Iudiow street. and 112 Broadway corner Of John street
sale Bowfry and Grand streets 32 ud
street, ~ Broadway Of Ninth street and BY
druggists generally Price rs cents in large bottles
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tsrs have equal s tonic medicine. end no
alcohol m especially adapted 20 ire desae constitution Of
uaes efrg from any dersneement o tn natural nno-
tors weakness irreguiarty debility S,d
Broadway