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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.


Bosron. July s-BrOkers' boards shares Boston and
silrc sd los 90 Yer Central Railroad $50
sfter I'D. ~, 20 do b3d AS 50 do, So. 50 do b6Oi.
225 d.. % ~ do. b3i 3AE % do b55d 35 a. ver-
mo, and bssssehnssts Railroad Western Railroad
03t DO. l03 Worcester ar NAssus Railroad AZ:
and Maine Railroad l0Ss 10 Miehi Cen Railroad
10 Chehire Railroad, So 10 Ogiensburg ksir rad 35 IA
do By zoo Reading Railroad. sl0d, 2s; IS Eastern X
road Hoo, l0A; 40 Philadelphia wi mington aud Bst
Railroad 29i Northern Railroad 69; Is Boston,
Concord am Montreal Railroad 4 Portsmouth Saco and
Portland Railroad. 72l 10 Manchester aud La Ra
road 20; 50 East Boston Company PSF; DO Edlsworth
Company "a 200 do $50 Oh 50 do. s6n, Oh so Canton
Company. bad G o. do 3D. Is do 65sl Bank OF Com
merce l6ah DO 1o2,S IA rights ExohsnEe INK Sl0
Ogdenshurg Railroad bonds "; 500 do tx 1900 Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroa bonds, 7 per cent yk.
PHnADELPrIA. July 9-EYrst Board-Sl. 900 Reading SIS
70 7lhi 200 do 7.A; 1900 Camden aud Amboy S. '67
a. coo do, 81 1870 Penns lvania s. 81; 6OO0 City
Railroad &C. l0i IS shares Pennsylvania Railroad 4S
do 421s 242 Wilmington Railroad, 3d. So ~ Har
Railroad, h5 s21a 80 Reading Railroad 251 After Sales
800 Reading Railroad. 2s. Second Board Lehgh Tu
terest g. .9fer SdiesO shares Minehill Railroad,
100 Residing Railroad 2s1s
BALrIsoRE. July s-Stock Board-S50O Baltimore and
Ohio RAILROAD bonds 1857 9 lshare Merchants Bank 9
Union Bank t9i p Western Bank, 2s 50 Batu ani
seriand RAilrosd Pa A, the board 70 day. Maryisnd
Ils hid, l6 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds
lF67 % bid, 9i asked do. 1878. 93A bid 9i asked; do
shares rs bid 76 asked York and Cumberland, bid
sked
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Dur Phiiadelphis Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, July y, 1851.
Polscr-uf. DisyriSsei- Nciano.oy Acc,dent- Dinnsr
10 hs Nrr York Ml,tary-Anotho Church; &C.
Marshal Keyser, this morning, dismissed the
three officers concerned in the conspiracy by Which
Pusey, the balloonist, was prevented from making
biz Ascension according to public notice.
VIM. Bntton, q young nan residing with his
mother ~ West Philadelphia, was yesterday sho.
accidentally by elder brother, recently returned
home from the South. The affair took place in the
room Of the young man, while examining pair Of
pistols, one Of which was losded The wound is in
tbe groin and will probably prove mortal The elder
brother v almost frantic.
The New York military started on their visit to
Paramount this afternoon. At the invitation Of tho
Watering Committee of the City Councils, the
rucsts psrtske Of a sumptuOus repast waiie At Fair
mount.
William Stetler, brought on from Baltimore to
answer a charge % being concerned in private
mint la n h city. for coming spurious gold coin.
bad a hearing before United States Commissioner
glsazlett. aud was remanded for further hearing
neKt Monday.
The corner stone Of the Calvary Presbyterian
Church, rev scbool, was laid yesterday on Locus
street, above Schuylkll seventh street Ii l. to
CT $1,000, all Of which il paid into fund sub
o bed tor ID purpose.
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MARITIME rELLIG NOE
move ments OF the Ocean st..m.r,.


slips-Reeees, Sawyer, Liverpool Nesmith Sons Guy
d. IsiSSs. e. :. Tls. tSS5 fasIs. Noble ' '''''
hfsst s.ss ini Gs s:S1 Js
H,%,p s Gonss Dc Ruiz isp, Rodsa B.rss,ona xo,r
WRi,nsy Co.. Ready Rhine, Norris. fissou By The sans.
schrIJh,. kSnon.tSa, Vincent, sayapn,A' Sarah Ann
hss ss, s%S. ke G.SSS f Boston, Black Diamond
HULL %. Sanford Jones' rf''i'n'' Thomas Hull
Ship Favorits (Brl Piohabis. Lverroo via Cork, 30
IRON &C. a p's.sn,,I. 60 lia%ll,oa Jgas q
S.rssei h &, :seI: 5i.Rp Ann efopp,r ito@ On
SSssse for Ly,srP.ol yth "a. - Ion Il As, spoke ship
slg n,ls.s asrl ssns.,.r Lysrposl % d,y' With mi:s
Sin Sa;st A"sl voIssSioh. Bslfas a. d,,. :, bar.,,
lon 81 ii " sss ss@ss ceSsrr. u'' The I: bound S
SIR SIsh a.a i jSS. s1s. with mise
and pssensr TO master Was outside tse bar at sunset
shPRhsin trrusl Meyer Rotterdam. 90 day, with md,e
n w. ,sseSs ssi large Quantities q driit ics
ship Leeni,1 tHamL PAyensen Hanenrg 81 day. la bal
ST s c.ls. sss% s. saT casssa s' fsS with teal.
,ngt:p ssd Reness q Bosson roth Sr New Yor1 Jsas
ri,h bloc sross ia IL ~ . HarisassG s,h last, ias 81 ~
Ion q So speis ssEr n Lantar Of New Haven.
melasie., &c 20 RIVERA \ Diia win.
bs,s Con n,r,,on ~ Msad AJAsuei FIX
Barb Florence Woodward saSua June 80 with and
Bark Indians Turks Island. June D. with salt. to
Bris Caroline sr Morgan. Galway - days in b.iias,
and " pas.ens,rs 20 Logon Collins.
Brig ssperia ssrdL Sierra Mars,es q days. with Use
brig sode Boman from Cad for Nss York, short Of
Bns tn,srpI.. t6sisj Meyer 5, Tomas. CA. days. in
Bog Nhss,sn ei E.,,portl Koens san Juan de Nie.r.
dsys in ballast 70 master 9Th inst Cape Hs,ters
searng 10 miles, spoke sehr Csye,snO Adams hence for
Bril- Canada tBrl Coz, Humscoa PR " days With sugar
aps nclss,s. 9 Dus,eomb cq9s vessel I, whitney
sugar aud m classes. 70 RIVERA 4 Baldwin
Bns Paragon. scNsily. Baltimore tdsys. with coal TO
sehr Diadep lBr, w.rey, Newport. IS days. with rail
schr Eclipse tBrl Mckee. Cardiff IS days. with railroad
sch, John d Mary tBrl Lilly cArin q days. with rail-
schr Juiia Ann (of Estpcrtl Ensvood, San Juaa Mo-
n dsys. in ballast, 70 smith n Boynton.
sehr Hornet Dyer Mayaguer, PR, 10 days. With 70
sebr Oregon ceoE Nsy,susr. PR, days. with pOlss.s.
sehr sterling tBrJ Holmes Windsor Ms. u days with
sehr Bsi@ons JBr,. Card, Windsor. Ms, II days. with
scSr Benz FfSnsn tof wes,portL Aud, DArsn. Ca, 7
d,ys Wy I ssr1. WHIT yort River 2d,y,
sehr Fame, sawyer, Millbridge, 10 days
sohr Relief Brown, millbridge 10 days
schr Friends, strout hillbridse. sdsy'.
schr Baltic. Snare. Calais, days.
sohr Butler Tibbsts Maehits days.
sehr Rechshi,s Lorins ssehi,s gdsys
Schr Carroll RObinton, Maehias, pdays.
schr Guinare, Moore, Maehiss II days.
Schr Almira, Herrick, surrey W days..
sehr otronto, Hammond. Ellsworth, days.
Below.
Brem brig Elise 4 Charlotte q days from Bremen.
Brsm brig Lesmona, from Bremen.
JEW e-wiua a. sunrise. s. meridian s. sunset, s. and
hay.
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The watering Places.

>irrFnA's LAKE. House," LAKE. GEORGE,
July Z, ISL.
- Ra'r' BOsrth of yp'y nj Ink Gewge-Jsrena,
Pen iof,ru md Po,,.ie- Cyaokos- The Big Gun
0'ai ma Eohoes-T h Trip - ths L1ks-Sceary
Imp ottmcnts al ~ Ink Hgt.e-O pentng of the
Mar Ir1,r7ng Roopi-Ne,c Places Of Resort on
LAX Geo~g'-Bcdton-I HE Congunv at m, Lake
Hcpsc
Shut IN by the magnificent hills which surround
% all sides, and induced 10 remain within doors
by rain storms that come in quick succession from
Che Northeast, here we are-sbout Eve score Re.
rublicsns and half score Of loyal Brittons-ep-
desyoring to enjoy ourselves aud honor the day
:Ssuc Of our company, who came up for the pur.
pose Of enjoying n days sport. have formed the
deer crate resolve 10 go trout hshrg and bascatch-
ing 'sin spite Of wind and weather." there they
90, dope up in monkey-iackets and India rubber
suais with rods and lines, nets, AMI all and sin
eulsr tho sppurtensnces belonging to that class Of
Fyyrts 10 sbich they are about 20 devote them
selves The sails boisted or the oars adjusted,
ard away they goa merry feet, N king glad the
heart Of The bostmen, Who count them carefully.
Wishing them at much per head, according 10
she price SCI upon the use 81 the boats. The fish
.rfDen arc gone aud another party. consisting
&sd-s ah5 gentcm q, make their way I, the bowl
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Telegraphie Reports.

ROCHESTER, July o. 1851.
The amount Of produce which passed the weigh lock
in this city during the week ending at yesterday
was-flour, "a 09S bbls.; wheat, ,030 bus corn,
N4637 bus This IL large increase over the previous
week Our market is inactive; wheat brings CSC 81, for
Genesee; and 81 o. FOX choice samples.
BUFFALO, July o. 1851.
The following have been the receipts here during the
past twenty four hours-Flour 500 bbbis wheat 900
bns hes corn. 1000 bushels The -four market has been
rather dull hut prices have not fuctusted The sales
1000 bbls. at So SO So 81 for Michi gan Prime
wheat Is fair demand with firm market but inferior
descriptions dull and tend downward. 5000 bushels
old at 10 Sic for Ohio Corn Ia less active and prices
not firm; sales, 5000 bushels Oats are rather
better sales having been made at 33Kc P-eghts
before reported.
ALBANY, July Q, 1851.
Receipts since our last - Flour 500 bbls; whea.,
1000 bushels $50 bushels Flour is good de-
mand at steady prices. Sales-2000 bbls at 81 " n
81 IL for straight State and Michigan, aud 81 81 n
81 ~ for pure Genesee Corn is In fair request l060
bushels mixed Western sold at 81 &c Soc Oats
were steady ut Al Nc, with sales Of 500 bushels
BALTMoRE, July o. 1851.
Sales were made to day Of 200 bbls. Howard street
flour at 81 rs. and $50 Susquehannah at 81 SO.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

THr NgwLy PRoUcrgD PafE AT special meeting ~
the Common Council Tues lay night, the report Of
the committee recommending the opening 81 Carroll
Park adopted A remembrance was presented from
3l2 o the property holders in the vicinity being within
81 the whole liable 20 the assessment. mo-
ton was made 10 have the vote reconsjered but was
ultimately withdrawn
CRY Hospr1.L The appropriation Of $4,000 TO the
City HoeIial re-considered and Withdrawn
DEsrH FROM IsrEmrrnaNcr-A man named Archi.
beld Boyle, who was taken into custody on Tuesday
mgh IN state q ntoxcation seized With deir'nn
hnsrs yesterday mornings and Notwithstanding every
sn' vas mad for bis relief died at the station house
IHi itMsts hrArYsfy The annual meeting took
Iace ~ me Female Academy, yp Tuesday evening
wben We sEe lecture room capable n accommodating
about z.p persons vas completely crowded a.
So ,he hs 'ol,lnns 10 witness the delivery q the
Diplomas 70 H. fair asprsnts in literature and science
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Married..

On Tue sday July 8, at the Reformed Dutch Church,
Fran kiln street, by the Rev James b. Hsrdenburgh,
CHARLES H. CApwrLL, Of Ravenswood, l.. to Mazda
LENA DEMARAy. Of this city
On Tuesday July by the Right Rev. Bishop Hughes
MIR Robert BEKrIsE, Esq, to Miss MARY RoBErAILE all
of this city
On June 10 at the residence Of Newton Dexter Eq,
Of Whesboro, N u, by the Rev President North. W.T.
p JoHNEs Of New York, to ANNE LOUISE daughter
Of the late Thomas X. Gold
In New York. OF July 7, by the Rev. Il r. Hatfield g.
Lo Kwoop, Of Paterson j. to MARTHA K. BsHor, Of
this city
At Warsaw. Wyoming county N Y, June g. by
Alonzo Choate ESQ., Col ALoNzO W WooD, t. Miss MARY
PoRTIR, daughter Of Hiram Porter of Johnsonsburg
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H' Hssas f :ai .: s:ss;y r. for
BBAsosL9nA June IS Arr Ro,srio Charleston. ...,
s sT laSa kTSsa Jun. ~
Hudson u ssas a Ann HALEY
de s aid n,fs,s SssG.r Cora Ln' ch
shsss G sS Dsans 18Th
BSston .,eltne Gottreli stookh holm. to load for
.s wySurs 70 er bSra ss s'0'A fu"Sa'Df web
CorrSHAeES. June CLAIR Jenny Lind. werakren. New
GS. D,z June is-Arr Maria. and Es'e!ent. NYort;
ton Gre ID ssh; ss.n srsss
York fsyoriss bremen dol Aivsrado Hssoy London DO
DevER. june 2Scon Adler. uohorst. from Bremen for
81 Py ys June 2Arr Le.sra Urquh. 5. John. NIB
ELs.NEvR jane lsNarr Marion. Sampson. Havana for
Pam isIr june iOPa Arohimedss Pfan from Brs-
FALaourH june 25-Arr Juniata. Lawrence Havana
GLAseow June 2i-sid Annie Rees. and Gov Hinckley.
SoTT.Snyns. June ls-Arr Augusta. NorlssS.;
ls,h Iowa Blake Less05n xvo,s An,,
%sn: fsE @
do Centurion oo%S ' 90 july S ss1 wsSs
do S yaas I sSr s.ss s, s f. s:. charleston.
S !H S5Ss Ss1..s
SYssR @ virginia .. and Hs
hS WsoS css a ESss ks 81 John
SD ,S Nornn
smith aud casti,n braves SYcri as.S jenny
Ss
Yori Xns Rsh oou
ca 2Ssa por.l,Da I9ssr Ap.lasaiosls; 9Th
Spssrd New 9orS John Daniap
S$.sS sS: , R:saH ISy ILL., *
$;s XIII. ,sss @ F.siss @
skclssl%; and shs VEST, IssSsr, jun.
Fl f %% N's an
Sa%sp sf$ihsd july w.sSisssss Page p q;
es.ssrns Ed%ond Narration nG s fsse%sa
and asss
ton Do stn sidGons Ioves aud Mortimer
:s sss
ss''sssi
e. SSs|ss al S en rSEy 40 -
and Jssansss Won Trs,s s g. B.sims.s
s h.si:s s%t
% rS S aa sg sss%
q 10Th - J%: a. s Fs
6s;ssa: Pelican STAT. Hsn:sS Bah: $s Msi'oa Ne.
Nemitb sssburv Vanguard, Norton; Harriet Augusta,
Rnhinon Revenue Crowel and Underwater Shipley
NYorki Washington. Wkie, Mobile; Ophelia. Mason,
Calcutta.
LospoN june o-Ent inward Yorktown. BrAdish. from
Y9 % Mth Cleaner Hamiin and Maria Foster n.y,nA
2th. Ssxouy Meoher. and Rose Stsndsh. Pearson New
port, Z. ana NYork
In port Julia Howard. Buckley for NYork July Ameri
ssn III 90 san d. .rS do
ldg: Hampton. Davis do do.
LosDoNDERRy. June 2i-Arr Progress Phiiadelphia.
arRIcK June 3d. (befere reported 20th sid 0eorsana
NYtrk
BARsrnLEs June 2l-Arr Mandarin. Coilsv. NOrleans.
San Pietro Fredk Peterson, and Schools for NYork
Claiborne. for NOrlean5.
NEWPORT June 26-Arr Empire. GRAY. London. CID 2ith
Mary Scott A,exandris Va 2th. Revere Howe. NYork.
PILL Bristol) June 26-Sld Lsurens. Logan NYork.
PoRTsMovrH June 24-Prnce Albert Meyer, from Lon
don) NYork
QUEENSTOWN, June 23-Arr TIL eyon, Burdes, NYork.
RIGA. June I5-Arr w Dare NYork.
Rowan. Nay 3i-Sid Alvaro Gould, NYork; Armida,
Orleans
START, June D-on Julie. Bjork from Gottenburg for
York.
SHIELDS. Jure 23- Sid Ida, -. Nyork.
SIIco June 2e-4rr Linden, Kirkpatrick, NYork.
TEs.L June 2!-Arr India. BeArse. Havana; 2ith ANA
WEsrroRr. June 22-sld Garland 0erde, NYork.
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,Iiv.nroei-Br chip Melissa- Richard and Ass Yosss.
Elfa Mott. Lucy Footit. Mary Ann Gsrvey.
HsmsuRs-Hsm ship Leibnitr-A Machcw and isiy. Mrs
Foglebush ~ =
GuAysas, PR-Bark Edns-Wm II Tracy (Us Cons "a
Guaysma> pRL lady and children, Mrs PRESTON ana 9
children; Thos Hutchinson. Sci
TvREs IsLANi-Bark indians-Capt " Hall and LADY. u
81 George; Tucher, Cspt wsshbsen.
kaRssiILrL-ssrd br 10 B-peria-Mr A Boose, Louis
Alir.
SAN JUAN, Nic-Brig Whepton-Mr Budd Mr. Bell Mr.
Painter, Mrs Osborn. Mr. Alreco, ssverio Ssrsris
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TPKR S-sansurp ChrAD..1
AssrERDAM, June 2-Arr foses Helena, NYork ga, Au
gust, DO.
hSrWsRP June 1-Arr Cotton Planter hayden. EYork
BsIyssr June 21sld Fren dship, MCauum, (fron Glas
ROW, having eIairedl Boston.
BoRDssUS, June B-Arr IsabSiis, Humplrey. Charles
s1v s<ilsa Young for sallirere: vir.inia ANA, for
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Telcgraphio Marine Reports.

BALrIaonE Juy9.
Arrved-Bsrk Margaret Wood Rio Janero schr Charles
Car roll, do.
NHw ORLEANS. July I.
Arriyedship Thos Perkins, Boston, barks CiArssa and
haugoa. do.
Fellowship Atlantic. EYork.
WuMNaros. July q.
Arrived zdon NYork; brig Eliza aite do; sohrs
Ira Brewster. and Aiaric, do.
7th.Ar brig osceola, NYork; sehrs Chas Mills do Eme.
line, Boston.
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MORRISON rs CONSULTED CoNrIDErrIALLv
~ oerts diseases which he treats without
Recent cured In Thirtyone yesrs prsocs
enables him 70 debility, Ac arising from self
shuse Soc his London diror1a In his private oce lfk
faitcn street., N. p.-No Zee viii cured.
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fGE DICAIx.

DR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL Par
~ v,te Treatise" Es.-Ohce hosrs 70 ~ A. n, q
r. M tsundsys esccpted,b No. ~ Green wch Frcn
the meda advantages the authos has enjoys
amongst which he would instance having resided several
yesrs In Paris for the % studying thse
diseases followed t7 long and very excessive practice Ss
voted exclusively this specislty he with confidence
mice certain, safe. and radical than
obtained from say other in Amsyoa In -
proper habits under bis peculiar piss treatmes H
most absolute ,d perfect cure inursd Evep thosc n
veres character often attqn With serious
he has snnd ipouraba though they
Those whs apply the earlier sAssss q
private disesees will be gretihd BY tia and r4y
the cure, which s often effected in very few ssys N
has been matter Of susprse TO that ss Of ~
spcctabiisy snd Of professional attachments shaa Aevots
his attention. 70 diseases which people OF evsry aescrp
these people bring society se,v diasrepJ
ornios would be formed eparas are provided sev
those she nay have wsis For treatment s.ser sA-
dress sas $50 Post 0fsee
nR, JOHNSON, NO. ~ DUANE sTp sEr 40 WE'LL
~ known in the treatment Of delicate dsesses The Doe
ters reputation for skill In those half cases that
exised TOR years eminent. vcnkuees
Wrought en- by seeret habit eectua cured Recent Gases
cured in four days. perfect cure o ohssee
nR COOPER u DUANE STREET.. mas FOR THn
~ last " years devoted h practice TO the tresens %
mercurl and other diseases can cure The Agra
vsed disetsesi and mild cases removed in few dsya
strangera don't Re decei<ed by mountsbank who
ates my nsme have lot left Duane street. II vslss
your health, shun TIE impostor. See diploma In
once cure guartntesd In each case. OF no charge.
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Letter Bags for Havana per steamer Georgia
on Friday, nth met, at2 o'clock.
Au Express Mail Jamaica. ehaxrcs San Juan,
South Pacific, Acapulco. Calf 1ra Oregon China &c
will close Saturday 18th inst.
Letter Bae for Rio Jsneiro &C. steamer Golden Gate.
will close ut tbs Resdine Room about July ID
above Letter Bsss also at Kenyon Wall street
Letter Bags for Chares California and Pacific
steamship Crescent City will also close Berords No
Vesey street. Astor House. 18th inst, at * Pm.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-08
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No.G Main street, opposite the city Hotel.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS q SATURDAYS
a AN the above named days will sell at public auc
W ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel COM
mencing at half-past O'clock, variety of msceia-
neous goods, such as the following:
FURNlTURE.-Cabnets Wardrobes, Sdeboards,
bureaus, Bedseads, Chairs OF every style and pattern;
Hair and Shuek Mattresses, Dining, Tea Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
AI4SO-A large lotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with CloA., Cas-imeres, Sattuets, Vest
ings, Flannels, bIeaehed and unbIeached; domestic
white and brown |. Linen Table Covers, Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery, Cravas, Shirts and Drawers &c.
CLOTHING, Sc; Also, d large collection of sea-
sonable ready made clothing Boots and Shoes,
silk, wool and waterproof Hats cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing
friction Matches, Clocks and endless variety o
Perfunery and Fancy Goods very description.
NH l of ALEX. NOTT
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80 &cP. II. TAYLOR is constantly re-
z j q e uceiving supplies of superior Piano Forte
- from the extensive manufactures @,
NUNNS d CLARK, and A. FL. GALE 4 Co,
New I ofk The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers are well worth the attention ithe public as pos-
sessng all the best qualities OF the best makers They
have been sold with entire satisfaction purchasers or
more than hiteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from large number
constantly being manufactured, there was no particular
selection made in them for their remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and great strength these qna-
ties are peculiar to all the Instruments of the firms
above mentioned Purchasers will derive no advan-
tage from going North, as am prepared TO sell on as
accommodating terms as can be had any where. My
assortment comprises instruments OF G. 81 and oc-
taves The latter confidently offered superior to
any Tor sale in Richmond, Va. Meodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms.
Martins unrvalled Guitars, with large assortment
OF imported instruments, plain and nlaid and ranging
In prices from S. to $50, constantly hand together
with musical instruments and merchandise in great va
ety, and for sale the only Music Store in the city,
l60 Main street,
Ito tfa RaoEy
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
From the Tribune of Monday evening.

From the Tribune OF Monday evening"
SATURDAY, Oct 4-P. NJ.
There was much better feeling in the Stock Mar
ket to-day, and all the fancIes improved.
Government Stocks In better demand, and
the Skies of 1867 improved per cent. State and
Bank Stocks also frmer, but active. The
Improvement In the market to-day has perhaps been
too rapid but the movement indicated that the ope-
raors begin to see daylight.
The Exchange Market continues dull, with fair
supply of Bills. Sterling is 934l0a Francs, 5,l5a5,-
124.
This has been one of the heaviest days for pay
into Banks of the year, probably the heaviest,
and the merchants have met ii, far as we can hear
without any important failure. Preparation has been
making for this days payments for some time past,
and considerable apprehension has been felt for the
result and happy to learn that it has passed
over without any important disaster.
The money market continues vely stringent and
large ard irregular prices have been paid for Money
to-day, temporarily, but the impression almost uni
versal that next week will afford some relief.
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THE sfCKLY SEAsON.-Tbeye are som

THE SfCKLY SEASON. There are som
diseases that visit us at stated of the year. and
which not unirequenly become aarmingy fatal du.
ring the summer and autumn months, especially to the
young. tits supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements of the Stomach, and Bowels alone.
Does feeling Of our nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this trighu mortality?
are not bourd by every principle of religion to ad
minister relief when in our power? BRANDRETIPS
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all mpuretes
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healthily, no matter whether externally or internally
situated; Nature has formed the bowels for the
alton OF all unhealthy humours OF the blood, and if
man would but use common sense, he would take care
they perform this office faithfully. Ii the bowels
out of order, il too slow or too active, few doses OF
Baandreths Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man that was dying from conspated bowels what
cured him. he tells you Brandreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months and every
remedy had failed; he will tell you that Brandreths Pills
cured him in week. So with tevers chlls and other
diseases: In word, Brandreths Pills, ii you are
sick and desire to be we-and them occasionally
when well, to keep off sickness.
For sale by NJ BRANCH,
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country merchants and planters be supplied a.:
New York prices. Sc 20
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
GUST RECEIYED,-NEW JUVENILE

YUST RECEIYED,-NEW JUVENILE
en- BOOKS.
Carlo Francon and other stories
Costumes of America
Nut-cracker and Sugar Dolly, by Charles A Dana
Ktiss KrngIes Book of Rhymes
Co-tumes of Europe
Majas Alphabet-ilIustrated
KRIS Kringle's Book for all good boys and girls
Little Charleys Christmas Amusements
CULVER Joe-his three voyages-bv Albert Perez
The Young Emigran $, Madelaiue Tube, &c.
A GrandmotlIers RecoIlections
Braggadocia-by Mrs. TuthiIl
Wilew Lane Stories
A peep at our neighbours
The Strawberry Girl
The Miller Of our Village
The Little Mischief Maker
Bows and Girls Country Book
OCT MORRIS BOOKSTORE
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The Coalition IN MAssAHUsErTs.-The Democratic
and rec Soil parties, represented in county
uon, have begun to enter into their cOnpacts for
trolling the next State election. The arrangements
tor these compacts are conducted the same princ
ple and in the FORM those of the last year for
the same object Boston Dailu Adp