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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-06

SPRlNGFIELp, DEC. II, 1880
DEAR SIR: have just received your letter, and
thank you for the suggestions made in it.
Upon the representation made o. me, that posi- :
bly, circumstances might 50 turn up as Co get hold
of an older, and, perhaps, equally guilty partici
pant in the crime of the boys, have postponed The
execution until the 18th OF January.
have decided equally against Communication and
pardon, and leave the law to take Its own course.
The time allowed by law, twenty days, scems short
to prepare for death, and il seems to me thai il
might safely have been left To the judge fix the
time of execution.
From desire to afford them time to reflect well
upon the doom which awaits them, have fixed
their execution for the 18th of january 1t may be
well 10 let their friendly advisers know at that
there is no hope for either commutation pardon,
and so inform the boys. Your friend,
AUG. G.. FRENCH
An officer has gone to Springfield to obtain re-.
QUESTION from Governor French upon the Governor
of Louisiana, for the delivery OF the who ID
said to have been the principal in this murder.
Isl Louis Republican
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State OF New York.
SUPREME COTRTIN E0JTITV
John Tonnele ct al

Henry Vail ct AL, Executors of Laurent SALES,
deceased,
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Why will Barnum and Jenny Lind never quar-
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MARKETS HERE.


Bosros. October 4-Brokers' Board - shares Fitch
burg Railroad iVh "a Central Railroad, 2Sh
Pm; d. sod 2o SIS do, bl0d 2sx 800 TO-. som. 2s
6S Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad 2S i0 do,
bl0d 2; Eastern Railroad N H. 95 lis Norfolk County
Railroad, Boston and Providence Railroad 81 80
As AN; Eastern Railroad. 95 % Philadelphia Will
nine and Baltimore Railroad 3 rs 0gdensburg Railroad
90: iU do. bod So IL Cheshire Railroad II IA 9hiehi-
gan Central Railroad 1864 10 old Colony Railroad. S. .
btOd 22Is i27 do ~ 40 do $50 after 0d % 50 do s6i
-; 25 Edgeworth Company 50 80; Traders Bank. ysA
$l.d0 Rutlapd Mortgage bonds, 20 81 Second Bodrd-4
shares Boston and Pro denoe Railroad So $50 Vermont
i22 Norfolk County Railroad los II Traders Bank
Is East BoOtOn Company bod 221s; 50 de- Sod. 2; 50
do, ~
PInLApELpHIA October AIYrst Board-s7 900 usyl-
vania 5s ma 100 do, 9ls 81 do DsI; 4i9 do, 9l 30
Camden and AmbOy 6s 10 96i 1900 Reading S. 10 7O.
400 ylkli Navigation os int S5h 4 Lshgh Ints-
rect s no shares Reading Railroad. s5wn e 100 do.
2s 100 do. % 100 Girsrd Bank, l2hl 20 do 10 Msch,-
nies Banb, ia; 7Pennsylyanis Bank So lOo9s; Phils
dolphin Bank, opg, Is 10 do esp, 1875 10 Pennsylvania
Car al 10; ~ Union Cansi, ia 90 do ll After Sales
5000 READING bends 10 70s 50 shares Read Railroad
2' AGO do. z 100 do 80 80 do, 1s 100 Grard BanS.
l2s; 30 Norris Canal iiS. second Board-Sloo sehuyl
syivana Bank los 100 Mocha mics Bank H 100 GirArd
Bank. IN After sdiessi0D Reading bonds O 800 shares
Reading RAILROAD 81 100 do, ISL 80 do 2s1 lvo Vicksburg
BALr ,sonr, Oct 2s-stosh Bosrd-sl,2s2 IS Maryland
Gs, hZH 80 Baltimore os, 1870 ~ ~ shares piremens
Insurance "a % Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 6S; IS do
co. rs do "a ~ do, 6s, . York and Cumberiand Rail
road 90 80 do, 3D. rs do 1875 IS do 10 p Canton Com
pany, 81. At the board this day Maryland SIS closed At
io2H bid, l0?T asked; Baltimore 6s, $780, l4 bid l0i
asked; do thArss - bid asked York and Cumberland
lgSi bid, igy. seked.
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CITY rRADR REPORT.

q
AsuEs ruled stsady, 100 barrels fetching 81 81. for
pots, and IS 81 u for pearls
Bnrs~A! seemed arm; l,aooibs yellow bringing IS a
26kc, cash.
BaEAssrvvrs.-Frs~ sdvancsd to So Gt . - for
State - sTh - l2h for Western, 81 rs 81 o. for
fancy Ohio and Genesee, and 81 SO S. IS for extra DO
with sales OF l2,700 barrels Southern continued un
changed though there but 800 barrels sold small
lots Of rye -four and 200 barrels Jersey meal brought
So T1, Wheat moved to the extent OF 800 bushels
0enesee white at 9ac.; 500 Michigan with Z!oo ONO
do ct $751; and AZ 900 Canadian, in bond ut "a SOC
while Of Rye 1900 bushels only changed hands ~ TIC
OF Barley LOO do ct T6c 5000 bushels Canadian Peas
realized 60c and 900 bushels unsound to prime mixed
Western Corn 55R 57c1f with soius Northern ye'lo"
at ole, an improvement.
BRIcxs-Northern moderately taken, at So 10
81 per NJ. cash
CoAL-Trining parcels orTel coal found q market at
IS So Is with several Of Anthracite at 81 30 So
Imported this week 607 tons coal.
CoFrEr-3OO bags Java we're disposed Of at lie. a
Ike and $50 Rio at sac aeAo. Imported this week,
IL, lis bags coffee.
Corros-The sales to day 1e00 bales, with fair
market, at the annexed quotations. Geographic des
patches of light frosts at Macon, Geo and Columbia
c. on the night Of the I'D instant received to day
but no Importance attached to them with the dry
atmosphere existing it would require black frosts OF
radical nature to stop the growth of the plant
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Telegraphie Reports.

NEw ORLEhNs, Oct ", 1871
The ssles Of cotton this morning 5000 bales
strict middiDg, 7c The weeks sales have been 320OC
bales The receipts this have bsen i76 Coo bales
against - eco at time last year The stock l0l
W bales against 1900 last year New sugar Is ~ 4tsc
for good common Mess pork Is dull at Si4. Rio Cof-
fee-3 600 bags sold AZ SIC. freghts duh; cet
Is quoted at Spremium-the latter being for fincJ
signatures Fleur is dull and good brands OF Ohio
offered SO So. Lard 800 kegs prime sid AZ 10 20
Whiskey Is heavy, at leiic.
CRAnLTsr0N, Oct "a 1851.
The Gotten sales Of the week have been o20 bslss at
prices ranging from So slice The weeks receipts
have been S736 aud the stock hand, exclusive
II that shipbosrd IL l0OTs bales The market
closes with upward tendency, at sskc for mid
ding fair 10 fair
NoRFoLE Oct % 1851.
Sales Of cotton have been made at 5aStc Corn sells
at IS SOC. Slaves are unchanged
BuFFaLs Oct a. 1851.
Receipts since yesterday:--Fl)ur 5000 bbs sheat
0C0 bush corn 0c0 bush. Flour has been duh, bat
SO IS Prime VIII al has been IN demand, but Is
made 81 a &c Corn T. not active, but without
change TO notice Oats continue and in request
Freights are unchanged
ALhANr, Oct "a 1851.
The following have been the receipts OF the past
twenty four hours.-four, Il coo bbls; wheat, 5000
bush corn, 10 90 bush barley 70 600 bush In our
the transactions smaller than yesterday but prices
the Corn has been In fair request-sooo bush
mixed Western cold st 81 xo Barley sold 10
tent at IS SIS for two rowed and 81 SIC for four
rowsd Prison whisky ~ ut 2lc
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ON October ~, at his residence No 35i Hudson ave
nue. brooklyn, Of spopexy JoHs Irsssr aged 81 yesrs
. months and days
The iends and re..ives Of the family also the bro
theirs Of the Kaickerbocker Division OF + are re-
quested - attend his funeral on Monday Eth inst, al
Soclock, A NJ His remains will be taken 20 Nex 10
chelle for intsrment Funeral sermon at half past
o'clock Y ", on sunday 18th.
ON Friday morning october "a, GssrRvDr ELons.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
father at ksvens-ood l. on Sunday, 10Th inst, at
o'clock, Y. NJ without further invitation The inter
ment viii take place AZ So Marks church and toe
steamer Astoria will b. in readiness at o'clock p NJ at
feet fFourteenth street East River to csnvey friends
frtn and 10 New YORK
On Thursday, October a. FRAsors, third 500 Of the
late TheodoIphus Melville, aged year, and II days.
The relatives and friends q the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral at O'Clock Saturday
morning from the residence Of his grandfather John
smith, 6s5 Broome street without further invitation.
ON Friday, October "a, ELLEN JsUiss, wife Of EdwiB
Fields, Jr., sged ~ years.
The frie ads relatives Of the faulty are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this (saudsy) afternoon
18th inst O'Clock from the residence II her brother
in law Charles Wood e72 Greenwich street Her re-.
mains will be taken to Provdsnce R ID for interment
ON Friday morning, October "a, at o'clock, MsRo,-
REr EABsL, daughter Of John and Elizabeth Cumming
Sexton agee 6yesrs 10 months and Is days.
The friends o. the family respt ctfly invited 10
attend the funeral this afternoon O'Clock from rs
Broadway. The remains vii be taken to Green wood.
On Friday, October "A, Capt. LswyDs BRowS, formerly
Of the y. Z. Army, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respe ,tfuly
invited TO attend the funeral at Trinity Church thi
Saturday afternoon, at hsfpast O'Clock, without
further invitation.
At Willamsburg. on October %, after few days ill.,
Bus. g., wife Of John Eastmond Of MddlstovnH
The RELATIVES and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral this sfstnoon at clock
from the residepce Of Thomss Clark % South Ninth
near second street Williamsburg
Al Msmsroneck, N. v, on Thursday night the 40
inst, Epw.sD BssroV, aged a. years Beloved anc
Ismepted
His sods and .equ.io,aoces invited % attend tn
fuuprs which will take place ct zoelock ut the Erisco
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a 1851.
.4sotir Fugitue Stare R,manded has Master Indictment
a Thnty-seven Of the Christiana Prioners- Supposed
Sulctde, &c.
The Fugitive Slave law enforced this morning be-
fore Commissioner Ingrshsm who after hearing the evil
dence produced by Noble Pennington Of Cecil county
Maryland to the ownership of Henry Payne, who
away in ls46 remanded him into the custody of his
be taken south by the afternoon boat for
Baltimore The abolition society provided counsel for
the fugitive but there disposition exhibited to
hinder in the least the enforcement Of the law.
The grand jury this morning returned into court the
bills of indctme nt found against the Chrsana rioters
The bills contain counts, VIZ
LIST. Obstruetirg OH GERS in arresting fugitives.
I'd. keseung prisoners from custody
Sd. Attempting 70 rescue prisoners iron custody.
4th. Aiding gtive TO escape from otheer.
9th. Hsrborng and eoncesling fugitive.
9th. obstruetng Edward Gorsuoh in srresting fugitive
18th. Adm fugitive to escape from Edward Gorsueh
The body of unknown man apparently German,
Nss fou nd bank, kaigns Point, with
the throat to 1t Is supposed to be
case OF suicide as the deceased had small sum Of mo
ney in his pockets. He Was decently dressed
The FL e. last night at VIM r. Wilstack's hardware
and ssddery establishment, North Third street COM
about $50 GOO Of which $4,000 insured In the Frank
lin Delaware, and American Mutual Insurance COM
laDies.
The bed plate Of the steamship State OF Georgia
for the sh line yesterday At the SOUTH
wark foundry 1t twenty Ave feet and quarter long
and six feet inches broad and weighs eighteen tons
Forty eight thousand pounds of metal were melted
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NE VS. BY THE NAILS.


Our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALrnoaE, October "a 1851
Gala Day at the Far-Mr Ws6sters nsttcn-Se,sss
DsugLas's Prouptisude-Th< Pgade-Po,ssn.ns, &c.
Yesterday the grand gala day at the Agricultural
Fam and is estimated that there we're full thirty thou
sand persons ON the ground during the day. At Il
O'Clock. when he pous hing match took place, the num-
be- Of persons not ss than twenty thousand
of the receipts.
The failure Of Mr. Webster to be present to deliver the
address, day will much disappointment, though
his place will be ably filed by Senator Douglas, who hap
pened TO be present yesterday visiter, at the
me Mt when despatch received from Mr. Webster
announcing the impossibity Of his attendance COM
mittse imms diAtely appointed to wait Mr.. Dou
gss who promptly consented and there will be . large
attendance to listen TO him.
The procession OF the Fire Department OF Baltimore
which is off the 18th Of Novem Der promises
to be the largest and most complete affair Of the kind
contemplated in this country Besid es the
Gus efficient organizations OF our own CITY II Is expected
that there will be visiting companies from Boston New
York, Philadelphia, York Lancaster, washington Rich
mond, Norfolk Alexandria Frederick Hagerstown and
Cumberland part Of the celebration will consist 81
GRAFTON, TO be delivered at Monument square by
Hon John U. Legrand
The town meeting called last night to make prepare
tions for the Kossuh post poned on
account OF the absence OF audience There were
scarcely hundred persons present accord
ingiy indefinitely postponed.
An attempt made, yesterday to poison the family
tf MI Phillip Banschmidt the whole family having
taken Violently i'll after eating supper. By prompt
dca assistance they were out OF danger few hours
Al 1t was found that some had impregnats the
butter with arsenic They had freely breakfast
OF the print and consequently the deed must have
b en- done during the day.
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A. ~ hs~v sk~A and
Al ,ssdss -h .i. oh;sce 4 Ia rsii.vs dou trodde,
- g.. a. crr...s;cs, - assrot,.m
sn1 onA sv1 - ii1 "a -. ~. Ms;
Ing ,sSls.sne ~ -S;S. " .s~s't. s,,.h e..
oen PeoPe 1919 49, 49, 80 s,,.r. ,h.ss a,ss
quen. M s "a ,h; ~ wnS.rss.nd,n
$780, I ~ -. 80 - ~. .hs.~.sss 49, 49, ~
~. 70 ~ .rs - ' 40 "a 49,
70 =. .s sno. " oa.' - 1919 .s ,s MI;
eui.S A. ~ - . sr e ~ - - s,s.e. -, thr
y - -; ~ -;.;ntx 81 fe.ms-ao ~ msS,na ths-n
S. - -; o.. -. = ,hrsstanse ~ ,h;s thas ~.
w ~. ~ 49, ";;,a-- sorr..rda. - S.ss.~.
s.;ss - nH.,,inn ,hs-a INA Tsr~..;si "a "a.
70 W y-Ie A aS-.ssn.i - ~. 49, - a.
P..v rotsn qeios " ~ w
hi.y, anu We W. vensui' " .ne' s1io oIisnsi
inten.ou ~ vssJA Ana H'' en.pioyoss w. never 70
epPPrVasn nstAnivIas .. ~, nor 10 We oeneve ne
W 10 80 ue - 'ns scoesson VI Psrsies
rom sne sue OF .ne river ms Iofce should
oeomo :. e.y ni1oa ,uoseasce EUn sne latest ac-
sa ~ ~ - ~ 80 iu W, We. uS .ofoe wui % 80
,norea ~ i 70 aiu on 800 sa.nofly Ina. com
ri;y.S 49,, $50. i ,e s;y uSseseo ous VI 'ne
-. - sel 80 uar yo.ou nii unuee lss osP'
49,. "a ~ loioe rom ooiPus Cn.s.i uuoer ooi'
, =, osseu we snu n lne "eA ,.L 90
i =. ao.s nv pussy s.Ions measures win tuees
yeope a. ohuel ay nnu some oimcuisy IN
san, nron 80 49, so . ~ 'v Is M , ayS h
49, ss any nalni' .iey wouo SUI uessroy es 20
80 49, M ~. s. ns'o eoaia nos ~
$500, i ns ~ ras no' APP ~ oonssaht s.ase VI ~
No.:snH ~ Asns, ~ 80 ~. 1pPvs AT
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Passsnssrs Arsrvsa.

RIcHsosD Non yoLK-stea mship Roanoke-Mesars :
Campbell, Goodrich, EFT Rssand, Mr. Dodge, H,sxsli
Haskel smith, Mr. Cookroft, II Cotton, Mr. Hetssl
J kcCsbe, Bedgwsy. Mr. Happer. Mr. Quincy, Mrs n II
Watson Miss Christian, Mr. Jarvis Mr. Fitch, NJ Flag
Mr. Ckeaseman, Harris an servant, Harris, xr,
Kbitht Mr.. stevens Miss Paul sM Paul. Dlyi.
and lady, Lestherbusy, Pelletier, L. hyer, " 4
Luny Fisher. Wade, Mrs Curr Mrs. Broughson, eiitD
from Norfolk Mr. Townsend Purser of steamship Atan;
J DAILY " II Grsnbury Mr. Allison, Marcy Mrs 3Nin
bridge two children and servant, Mr. Jordan Master Cha
Jordan. N Otis and IS in the steersse
RoTTERDAM-ship South Csrolna-Mr Cohen aud lady
Miss Cohen Louis John Schusser Theodore Schu ssler
Of EpgAnd. Mr. Pratt lady and children Of Amsterdam
Mr. a. Denken, Of Rotterdam. - -
LIvFI PooL-ship Robt Kellyhr MoKittrick. Ireland.
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rs,sxrapnrs marine Reports.

Arrved-sehr Francis Hslle Providence for Phiiadel-
phs; sloop Midas, NYork. -.
Atrved-shp Caroline, Boston; brig Athens, Newbury
port.
New ORLEANS, Oct 81
Arrived-ships st Louis. and Revenue, NYork.
NORFOLK. Oct Is.
sailsd-stsamer Martin Hoffman. and sehr Roanoke New
York. go
seiied-Bri r LawtSn Gardner. Havana
PRoyIDHScR. Oct "a.
AInvedsehrs Planter, Albany; wave Esnssmond sloop
ssiled-sehrs Hsry Alns Haley, aud Sarah cramsr,
Philadelpbia.
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At the Pearl Street House, New York, October "a.
by The Rev g. Porter Captain LEovABp CsAsK TO Miss
1H,rHorA Y. Tssrr, both Of Bsrnstabls, Mass.
BsrnstsLls Patriot and Yarmouth Regssr pleas copy
On thursday October % by the Rev. Anse Leo, m
lister q the Greene Street Synagogue GEoRer F.LS ESQ
TO sgLiNA RosESDsLE daughter Of Samuel k0sendale,
Esq, all Of thi. city
Charleston papers please copy
On 5ctober - by the Rev. Or. Hutton ASoHiR,LD
C1srHgLL, Esq TO Miss MssTBs n. MuLyoRD, all VI
this city.
ON Tue,dsy evening, October 81 By the Rev Spencer
II Cone, Mr. JsMss TuR,,H WEsr 70 Miss ALEuN. Rosa.
LIZ BrLL both Of this city.
ON October q, by the Rev Mr. Lafond. Nr Jus
MOSLus TO Miss EuPHROsSE daughter Of Victor Durand
81 this city.
Providescs Or. - papers plea,s copy.
At Kingston ". Y, "Wednesday october %, by the
Bsg, q Kingston, Y.
At whiteplsins, on October %. by the Rev Elias
5cbspck, Mr. sTIFHs, McCoHAfcx, Of New York city
late q the u sA TO Miss C.RotiSs NJ BoosEr, Of tn
former place.
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AFFsiRs ~ CENTRAL AsTHicA We have dates nom
Guatemala up To the 9th instant and by tue GseefG OF
that perceive that the state 81 san Salvador has
at length finally settled all her difficulties with Great
britain aud entered into . treaty OF peace aud com
ratifying the arrangement which was made on
beard the Gorgon in November, lsis.
This agreement has been brought about between Dor
Igpscio Gomez Commissioner on osh If Of the Salvador
government and Mr. Chsyneld her Britannia Majesty
Cbars- ces arairs, and dolly confirmed by Mr. Duenas
President Of the State II civil strife and contention
cease IL msy be expected to Salvador following
in the footsteps Of her sister STATE Guaemss-thtt her
commerce will increase and improve and her inhab!tapts
prosper and flourish IL requires but peace and tran
guillty draw the Of that tne county
From the same paper We learn that o.orde. aud con
fusion stu continue inctesSe in the State Of Nicara
qua The government established In Leon Ia opposed TO
The placed at Managus arms have been taken up on
both sides aSd it Is feared that open rupture will
take place and Nicaragua become the scene OF another
civil war The so-callsd national government having
thus q manner kindlcd the torch has DISAPPEARED
and there IL 10 receive Mr. Kerr, the Minister
from the United States There about four hundred
Americans in the state who armiIg h mselves for
self protect ion --Ef0ndpgs HGfchfnan, SeTt y.
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LIVERPOOL cLAssIyrc ArIor

stock in city in all has ds. esAmsted at IL 900 bales
FsEGHTs Rates to liverpool steady, aud about
Is 0C0 10000 bushels and wheat engage in
bulk at 4d For aud wheat bagyed by the vessel
from I'd to sd were demanded About l 500 barrels
flour engaged at Is Cotton steady at i'd. Oil
taken at 49, and 30 pipes wine at S. To London,
at Is for naval stores and at Is 3D. for -four
while 35s was demanded for cheese 50 pipes port wine
were engaged ut los Cd To Havre, cotton sd. To
Cslifor MIA, rates varied from SOC. to 6Oc.
PEArHERs-About 500 lbs. live geese were picked up
IT see AGO. cash Imported this week bags feathers
FRUrr.-Sales made OF 500 boxes Malaga raisins
81 90 so cases ssrdines at 60c and p bbs Zante
urrants at &C. Imported this week 2l72o boxes $40
halves $3.50 quarter boxes zoo casks 200 kegs loo halt
asks, 500 bbls 200 trails raisns 500 boxes lemons
9CC0 20 boxes oranges; $50 kegs grapes; 80 trails
bbs almonds; a. bags nuts; bbs lines 100 dozen pine
apples so punches bananas 10 cases hgs 10000
nuts
cludfpg 300 bbis at SIS l2s, and do prime
$l3 7b while beef remained firm with 200 bb sold
LOCO dressed hogs realized re. a6tc and 100 bbs.
Ohio lard, At s}.e &C. There nothing in but
Ter cheese.
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N EDICALs.

sFoRTUNATEs FRIEND GREAT sUCcEss-t.W
" bottles sold The greatest specific for private diseases
In the world Cures in tso Days without hndrnce from
busir esq Hundreds cured monthly By i've meas Price
81 large vial, with book Depot Dr. WARDS 20 CsnA
street, corner Of Broadway Advice-oivs no fees. DR.
ward and no doctor cures diseases better
NoTICE-YIELDINo TO THE EARNEST soLfCI
IN tstions Of very who have been cruelty ds.r
pointed BY certain self pung indvidua the undsgnse
will continue prescribe regularly for that particular
witch their BOOSTING Advertisements Nllsd.
Those vto have issersnty siured themselves BY destr
tive habit youth also apply with on cure
r. Ds LANEF, n D.. 81 Iisyepsrt ~, near Broadway.
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pei Church, Msmaronsok ON Saturday 3Sth inst Csrs
leave the depot Of the New Haven Railroad Canal stres
at and hafpast II O'Clock, returning TO New York ct
O'Clock. p. M
At New Orleans October Is, Isaac CLAsx, native OF
New York, aged IS years.
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UUfpPyrO,

NoTIcE.-PAsskNGERs PER STEAMSHIP ALLAN
IlS icr Liverpool WI please De on o9asi a. ne roc,
Se SsR '''' this ' EbaxkD co iIsf ,H co
NOTIcE.-THE U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
val ,ai for Ha,sna and New Orleans this afternoon
; win depart, Win d. nsss state. s.. for Europe resi
Canal street. No berth .ssSrsd iii Ps
Isa. Tor sIsSS;Rs. CONTEXT fry 2 90 ~w.~"..'
as steamship PI6iTf6 vii .ssse.s &s A,iaass. sns
1'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Nal st.amshig. between New York and hyers'ol d.
only calling at H,sI 70 Land and receive mails and
fS$sS5As S:S f!I A&s4ss e.; :..
1sfRieA, csEs ssiSpY: sASzSz' c.SG dsSf:'s
a.. vessel. carr. Szss s..s - SiEs Isss
s:s... sssT.ri:: $:$$:::$s: :y &, 81 S';:assa
1Sis!s :;,i York 1870 sss4$y "a ::
ss:,,I gsr, ,ww.ssn.:ss:y S "a p..ss,
Pss,.s, from New Yers o. Boston v L'srpoo-Tin'ss
> No berth secured IN IN psia for
Jreisli will be charged On specie beyond fei
AZ experienced surgeon on board.
letters and newspapers must pass 'hrssxh 'hs Pos
sff''sh' or passage ,Sgly5sSs sAsD j. Broadway,
French, German and other foreign goods received
ssss arc oven S 10 a.vrs for New ISrS WIS "
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coyPAsY.--TsR
BE,mea MA sSs.h' psohWIhs UG.sa s,s.s' MAI
for Bremen touch ing At Southampton Land IN.
Ss1 . o% Ps ksss s ess ~ e A.
pass through The Pos, onoe. Specie delivered in
HA''' so iI sHSb sfEss xssS. 81 South q.
Fos t sEy osIEAss s sgSr
River 90 Monday, November 3, three Osio:i p. ~ pre-
''' f''''' Bay fse Bsc5Ss 9o B..v,r street
pAeIrIc NAIL Steamship corrAyy-cnANei
The splendid st.snshIp ILLINOIS, ussqusii.d in be
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OPPOSITION TO TIE OLD MONOPOLY.
sduess rates The new and splendid steamer BR6rHsr
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october For further inform aep spply OF
Pacific Nail Steamship Compsny.
WANTED TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY.
Schooner OF soop, Of sbout so tons we'll built draft
Mres feet light and gsos ss,ler ,higIly,o