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o. The question is often asked Us
why so few Of The Germania Musical
Society marry. The same question
was recently asked by lady Of a gem
ileman, who gave her the following re-
ply. Because Music is the TODD of Love,
and Marriage is the grave OF Love and
none can furnish Loves food who are
in Loves grave. The ladies will please
remember that this answer was given
by sturdy bachelor; we are not an
swerable for it, although we give it to
the public. Out Of pure compassion,
simply that the author may not be pot
in danger, we withhold his name.
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TRADERS BANK.

A r the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
n the above institution, holden on Monday, Ju-
" 7th, 1851, the following gentlemen were un-
animously reelected Directors for the year ensu-
ing, viz Edwin Wilbur, benjamin Marsh,
Thomas W. Brown, VIM. +. Potter, Henry y.
Cranston, Joseph T. Perry, Michael Freebon
and Oliver Read; aud, at asubsequeni meeting of
the Directors, holden on the same day, Edwin
Wilbur, Esq, was unanimously reelected Presi-
dent. BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
iyS DIV
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CARPET \VADDING

A new article Of WadJins made To pu, under
n Carpets, highly recommended; said also to
be prevention ag inst moths, &c., just received
and for sale by the yard or Roll, 10y
june2S MN. L. COILENS X Co'
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J'DR SALt.--A god secondhand Busg' b
i wagon, IN good order spPl, :. 49,,
w.,Y hENEN Bull.
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CNOKFD BEEF, VI the ycy hcsi kind, Tor
> sale by NEWTON BROTHERS.
iunr27.
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ID MARSH having lnst received from New
ID. York aud Is ston the greatest variety 81
Boots aud Shoes ever ollced in Newport, would
respectful, invite the attention Of purchasers to
cali at I 10 aud examine for themselves,
nba\3
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NOLD and Silver Lever, Amorc, and Lcpi-
VI Watches, splendid styles Of Gold Va
Chains, Guard Keys, and heavy Gold PERIL
with Pen attached, Iust received and Tor .Rn
low by b. ii. TlSDALE & son,
m,,2 l3S Thames St.
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CoMpouNB oRRis TOOTH

uAZARD'S COMPOUND OliRts TOOTH
III Wash, purel, vegetable preparation. pose.
,ssing the properties Of cleansing the mouth ard
teeth restoring the gums io healthy state, aud
preventing that unpleasant ,nstc IN the mouth,
arising from dccayod Teeth, ~ disordcr,d
stomach. u leaves pleasant taste in The mouth,
free from that pcculiarl, m,uscous flavor whnh
the Soaps create, aud l. efcciual IN removing ihr
animaculac which infect the teeth. Warrant Il ~.
represented, b, the .olc pr,p'nlor. and n,anui'.
turers. X. X. HAZARD 4 co,
iune2j. Ap ihccaresH Hall.
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NAl.L ~ StanhuJr's. II you wsh ~. - l,L,a' Il
Jrapo's l.inanient; he has II at manuiacnr
rt's prices, " holssls and retail. Als,. hisi.iiue
Nrat'-.ioot Oil IN battle ard Measure
FRANCIS sIANiiOPE,
June2s Corner of spriug and Touro sis
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D2uxES, PRUNCS. b, thc Jsr ~ pound, .,
i NAIL a. WILSON'S, ~ Theme, St
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CCnOOL Books and School sttioncr, con-
- siantly for sale at
maya. JANIS IiAMMoNbS'
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TAKE, NOTICE.

COOKING STOVES of all the new pattci ;.
" BAY STATE, ~
NAY FLOWER,
PERrECr tSIoS,
RRowNELL's CoAL Srovrs, Ne, &c NJ
1875 Thames street. VIM. bKoN Nt.i.t"
ScutlO
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CORN. CORN, CORN.

u,IIE fast sailing schoonrr Yacht PAIHriSptR
j I2or - tons burihcn, nov lying al her moor
ings ia Newport harbor, with AL her tackle aud
furniture; said Yacht is copper-ids,cned and cop
pcrcd, Boston built. and has large accommoda-
tions For terms enqHic of
WM - SOUTllWICK, Long Wharf
Iup2l
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IrATIlER 100 Sides SUPERIOR Dry bid"
sole Leather, 80 do do Oak Tana'd do do,
j,si received and Tor sale by
BARBER & BOONE,
m,,25. No 4 & 6 South side Market Square.
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ID EMAINlNG in the Po.t Office Newport X.
~ l., July 49, ls5l, when called for please say
a. Advertised -
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WRAPPING PAPER, at q Broad Streets,
w by Junc26 NJ. fREEBORN & co.

JIECKER'S EARINA, SIohdard's do, Tpi
III Ca, Sago, Pearl Ba hey, Nc'mleol, Mac
caroni aud Coopcr's hinglass, NJ y B'oad ~.
bv NJ. FKEEBORN x co.
nlnroS.
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GI1ANA JELLY.

L'RESll and ,cry line, Few do1 Boxes, just
l. rrcievc and ipr sale ut the variety store,
corner of rhamc, \ Frank streets, by
nm,2S STACY.
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TO LET.
An ,xoelkn, Piano Forte apply 20
II uncle u i. sWiNbVNNt
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COMMERCIAL.


Nav YonK, Oct TO, p.
The New York Tribune. having found neither time
ability 10 reply TO the demonstration OF Its Of
the New Orleans trade which gave repeated
sions has contenled itself with othe misrepesen
housekeeping up continued patter Of slime upon the
fos and Journal OF Commerce. omitiog the Union IL Is
probable thar those papers do reply the Tribune
me principle OF the old but homey proverb give beg
gar rope &c. II it It's msrep
the which seeks defend would be palpaby
the ganer.
IL now four years since the money market underwent
pressure similar that which has overtaken It IN the last
sixty days The pressure that time grew OF The
vusion in EngIand. II viii be remembered that in Au.
gust isi7 The great Revision in the market took place
Wheat, which had reached l9s per quartersay S3 20
per bushel-fe rapidly through August, carrying down
many large ms, and giving impetus TO The railroad
voson 30 that in ninety days, one hundred and sew
eny six OF the leading firms OF England stopped. Bills
England 'aken and large export Of specie from
New York took place, ia relation which wrote al that
time as followo
'The packets Of he LIST of November carried out con
siderable sums aud the shipments continued unu the
amour. reached in two weeks S2,ooo,OoO THIS was
situations Immediately adopted the most stringent meas
ares Avery small proportion only OF The notes Offering were
importers paper particularly struck and rstcass
auo,ioneers' paper sold from u TO cent per month";
stocks large margin The banks vigorously drew bal
ances from each o,her and adopted general system Of
curaimen that exceedingly oppressed the market caus
ing prices, particularly Of stocks, TO fall rapidly"
This, which describes the state Of the New York market
from August November lS47, applies nearly to the
state OF affairs AT that time the cotton bills turned
the market and money became very abundant in the fol-
lowing february when So 900 United States per
loan made par. The marke, is easy,
der fall Of bills with far better prospect abroad In
1917 the revuaon in England did spend Itself uaii far
into the winter While now the prospect for an improve
in United States staples is fair, and the difficulties
which have prevailed in England mostly passed They
grew of great attiuence Of production and
stimulus trade impaired by the events in California
When from any articles Of produce high in the
that is advantageous state OF affairs for the
of thG article nevertheless when the supply
increases the benefit OF the umers, the holders of
stock suffer loss through the general prosperity Thus,
when industry and favorable afforded England
ample supply OF food, the fall of grain from famine
prices by evil, although il ruined many
merchants in the trade. Some thing like this has
occurred although n less degree, during the past
months In illustration OF this, compile from Eng
lish official letters the quantities oeading articles imported
Britain during the months August with
the prices January LIST and September lst.
Imports into Great Britain and prices
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Imports into Great Britain, and prices.

The increased quantities imported very large, The
weight of the first eight articles in 1880 was LOIS 9S5,396
pounds aud in 1885, 1252442799 poundsan increase OF
Is per And the decline in prices Is i'm poItant A
airy consequence has been degree OF sngeDcy
among all houses connected with the colonial and produce
trades although the which these articles placed
the disposal Of labor have been favorable
Ii obvious that this adverse trade has been without
its influence upon American nteress-lnere partic uary
the connected with The United States, instead OF having
funds their disposal Tor pioyment here, where
hig have been themselves considerable borrow
The paper of of these houses has been Offering
Ia per per month. In these crcu may be
found Of the apparent anomalies in the foreign trade
and dissmila of things has attended in.
terna for, have shown in former lettees,
there has been great Increase production, with
consequent decline in money value. There is doubt,
but that the idea that general advance in prices
would result from the influx Of gold California
motive the extended ope rations in Eng
land That result measurably counteracted by the
dsordered of the European currency. endeav
ored show in my last letter. The unusual crcum-
of the English markets and the currency
the chief OF the apparent balance against
country The estimates which made las, week. OF the OK
ports Of the United States for the last fiscal year, think are
moderated. The exports of New Orleans and New York
for series of years have been follows according 10
official figures
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Thus allowing for all the other ports OF the Union no
than the export of the last year, The aggegae exceeds
620l 900 00O-a than sufficient
actual imports but the probabilities that as usual
the exports from other cities have increased in similar
ratio.
The last week-which that of the largest payments
passed without being marked by any porant soppsges
Three four speculative firms down, and business
all the better for their disappearance On Saturday the
payments into bank estimated 50 600 and were
all metthus afording satisfactory evidence of the
entire soundness Of the general business One institution
alone received nearly s7oo0oo dotar oiwhch "aid
over" This Circumstance has made the banks more dis
posed lend, and money is little easy TO day al
though the arrival OF the Prom reporting 81 900
gold dust, created demand for It's purchase The sup
PLY Of bills is also better Each mail from the South now
brings bills and the leading drawers here ask only let
drawn 10 point Very good southern bills ,ell "a 81
Francs also love-ssy 10 l3l guiders, al 4is
mares banco, 1864. s6l rx dollars, 7si 7st These
Of bills with the svorab bic aspect OF the markets
abroad for produce Indicative of the market
and that gold will now accumulate in the banks The
held by them Is already millions more tina
On the 18th Of September--ssy ss00o0Oo The chances
that the oregn is ovcrpad aud with the
fall Of bills will be retained here only gold but
thst which hes New York its way England on
British In the neighborng cities money is also
easy, particularly in Boston, where several failures
have taken place The following table of tho Boston bank
dividends indicative Of the ansion which took place
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still declares that he does not like the fugitive law. and
MIR Fillmore Just now reaims the doctrines OF the Ere


The Pennsylvania OF yesterday says, This aislln-
gushed gentleman. formerly Speaker OF The House OF Rep
rssenistiyss OF the United States and subsequently, for
many years Minister England under General Jacksons
administration glad to has been invited by
State Agricultural Society 10 deliver the annual address
of the society, at Harrisburg. on the Goth OF this
month"; and has accepted the invitation. MIR. Steven
has long been familiar 10 the democracy OF
Pennsy lvania in connexion with some OF the most i'm
porlan public questions that have agated the country
and we are very sure that he will receive cordial well
come from our citizens who will be much gratfed at the
opportunity Of hearing him the interesting topic that
brings him among Mr. Stevenson, it will be remem-
bered the president of the last Democratic National
nvenon at Baltimore. and presided recently the State
convention Of Virginia held at Stanton, which Col.
Johnson nominated for governor who, like Col Big
Ter in this State, will, we doubt not be riumpbanty
elected"
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" There Is a happy land
Far, far away,
Where saints in glory stand
In bFipht array >,
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.--on
Tuesday, the 18th instant shall sell the premises half past
O'Clock, p. lots Nos. and 0, IL square No. 253.
described property Four
street, having front so fact
Fourteenth inches street, Immediately
fronting public space which the Franklin house
consequently main front s Pennsylvania
scarcely the above mentioned
sale fronting Pennsy
Capitol public
space which they speedily be improved with fountain
person wishing purchase properly which aud Is daily
improving n sale.
Terms Oneouih cash balance in six, twelve, and
eighteen purchaser giving for the deferred
ments bearing interest deed and deed of trust taken
Title ndisputable.
Oct9-d A. GREEN, Aucnoneer
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The capita ha increased So 0o0 900 in the year The
interest calculated upon the average amount in opera
ton With such constantly pfcits there
wonder that the number Of banks Increases Ia New
York the country circulation increased until, is fro
quenty the case, the channels Of circulation flowed
rush for redemption took place, which broke four banks
All the whsood the demand. The quantity taken up
restored the balance and the market has subsidized into
accustomed routine, after leaving large profits in the hands
Of the brokers'
Business is generally good The auction sales well at
tended, and prices ell supported All the lots generally
sold. and the usual paper taken without much hesitation
Produce, under large supplies. 10 dub. Wool 10 little
more frm and abundance Of rain would improve the de-
msnd--sales OF low and medium Illinois Aeeces, 32s
cents TO manufacturers, at four months fine fleece, u
cents southern, unwashed, u cents; tub-washed Vr-
gnia 20 10 cent? tho drought and the money market
have combined depes pces cents below those Of the
opening Cotton is quite dull under large receipts Flour
pretty well supported nndsr large receipts by the export
demsndssles Of common State, SO IS Michigan and In
diana, 50 as 81; Ohio, 81; new southern, 81 % Rye
flour. 80 Is Corn meal. S3 37t Wheat, Tor export
ower-white southern, s,A cents do. Michigan, 81 cents
Oats 40 40 cents, Rye, 6 cents Corn round yellow 6s
SO 80 cents for good Whiskey 2lA s2ll cents Pork 10
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, October SIS, pm,
The council election to-day is proceeding very smely.
and meagre vote will be east.
Inc returns OF the Georgia elections. as lar received
Indicate the election OF Cobb the Union candidate for
erno by large majority. The legislature will doubtless 10
of the same politics
Mareizeks opera troupe, being The best and efficient
corps OF artists that has ever performed in this will
open at Ffonsueel Theatre next Wednesd night / sup
pose they will visit Washington after concluding their
gagemen In this city.
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I, OWEN Il SON, Merchant Tatlors would respect
Il. fully their friends public generally
thew opened and varied o and
goods. superior quality such cloths vsnes
request that their friends and customers Will call and es
for themselves
In .nrnns for the liberal patronage
have receIved
enced evils the cd extent, they have de
termiped In fre articles
prompt solicit continuance public
Octa-2awm Intel 4 TeiegraphJ
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AT Mendoza (Nnnesoa Saturday the Goth instant of indian
lungs, HENRY HASTINGS Hon Henry
II. and SARAH J. SiaLky, aged years and IA days.
The the removal
beloved child confined the of his and mme
onpourgs
joyous aecopaie his disposition
hours only before his departure the words
the hymn
" There Is happy land
Far, far away,
Where saints glory stand,
In bright array,'
repeated prayers taught him his mother God support
his parents crushing affection They have,
indeed the sole but great consolation OF knowing that taken
evil Gomez darling has join little
brother who preceded him bright of which radiant
gimpses during the
dark valley of the shadow Of DEATH"
Minnesota Pioneer, Sept 49, 1851.
The noble lo boy many friends in this city who deeply
lament his DEATH and feelney sympathze with his afflicted
rents.
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ONO reach Of nll.--The cell DRAFTED
Ii German physicians Brothers AMI Gray, have finally
the city sshngton after having
the Indians for the getting thorough
themselves qualified alleviate
cure complaints family subject We
promise all who favor with call that we will with
asking them question: tell them their complaints and symp
toms, and and speedy cure The Doctor
wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
also guarantee TO cure the complaints
from they may have originated how long standing,
be had once from
persons all the counties Of the States Of New
York Canadas who, having been gwen up 10
faculty. hearing avaiDg themselves Of
skill health Diseases successfully treated At
bronchitis erpeas letter, droPy al ner
of the skim stomach bowels, hveT
Kidneys spine, &c.
Once street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
S-d2w.
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TELEoHApHIo REPORTS, 80


EftIt0"
SAVANNAH Oct THE election In this State for
governor leg isatue, and Congress. The candidates or
governor Howell Cobb (Unionl and Charles J. Mo
DAuad, (Staterghts.) We have tho following returns,
which indicate the election OF Mr.. Cobb by decided
jorily and the OF the Union ticket generally
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J. HAJHE,
Superintendent.

BoIpp HEALTH,
Washington, October 7, 1851
Inierment, during the month Of September, 1851.
Ashm npoplery 81 congestion Of the brain, cucheSa
convusons cholera nfanum, 2; cystus,
deum uemens, daha, dropsy, 81 dropsy in the chest,
drowned dyseney, chronic dysenery, eryapelas,
bilious fever conEsve fever gastric fever, SCARE, fever
typhoid FEVER gun shot, hopping cough, hydrocephaus,
chronic inflammation diseased kidneys and PROSTATE gland
congestion Of lungs acute meningitis, old
q by cart pneumonia, 81 bilious pneumonia,
premature birth, sofepne tho spinal cord stiborn
a.. 1
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MARRIED.,

On the 7h instant by the Rev SMITH rysr VIM a. TEMPLE,
United States navy TO oArLfNA second daughter Of General
TorrgS,
Wednesday evening" the 9Th instant by Rey-F s. EVANS,
THOMAS NJ. SMITH, OF Columbia, Missouri Miss
sALLiE NJ daughter OF Mao T. r. KIRBy, Of this city.
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dull at SIS 81 for SIS % new prime Beef Us
rs Sll, mess. Lard, 81 VI cents
The stock market shows advancing tendency, ana a
te more case in the market will produce speculation
The .dav ara
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A CARD.

A CARD.
DApMELE MALsTER dentists, have
oh few doors east Of their former place.
Oct
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by DYER ~ MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.


VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AuCFlON--on
afternoon 18TH O'Clock the
square ILL IA and all Of lots 10 and 6,
fronting New York Also lots II aud
49, in square, fronting 1863 18th
considered of tie most eligible
Ward front OF 1 inches
81 ven zenith street. York
Terms balance equal nstalments 9, -,
interest," satisfactorily Conveyanccs
expense Of purchasers . -
DYER MCGUIRE
Aucioneers.
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by DYER q mceUIats, Auetloners.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCrION.-on
Thursday afternoon the 9Th instant at o'clock shall sell
brick eng house, oca
south side Of between l'th and ls recently
occupied Major c. Mulay lis in good repair and contains
well finished, besides
good Kitchen dining tho basement; also frame
woodhouse opening alley The
adapted comfortable accommodation OF moderate
sized family.
Terms of purchase cash the
and two years. with interest,
satisfactorily secured. Sale perempory.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Aucuoneers.
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and green. With the bard OF Elm, he yet plaintvely
says or sings 10 his abolitonist friends
You may b,sakyou may sAsae-t the pase, II you will
Bul The scent Of As VII Aanx round d sliA !n

We append 10 the above article brief notice OF the ef
iect OF the doctrines OF the Erie letter. in 1915. during
the presidential in Virginia II will be found in
the columns Of the Richmond Enquirer OF September
that year II will be that the present able and eo
quent candidate oil the democrats OF Richmond figures
noby in the matter side by side with of The most &C
complished and influential members Of the wing party of
that city. who appears, could then stand the blue
fire of the document Have the times changed with the
wings OF Virginia now
Mr. Caskie introduced the abomnabe of Willard
Fillmore with effect, and avowed his conviction thai
Mr. Lyons could for a with such atrocious
opinions Mr. L. al first attempted throw doubt upon the
authenticity OF the letter. but when Mr. Caske settled all
doubt by reading from the Enquirer November 1888
conemporaneous exposition OF the identical letter, Mr. L.
phaticaly declared that ii Fillmore entertained those
opinions, he should not for him. Ii he
them, said Mr. L., so help God, shall cote for
him, Mr.. Caske still was satisfied, aud he finally OBJ
tanned from Mr.. L., whose manly conduct approve, a
pledge that Fillmore should be wrifisn to the subject Mr.
Caske treated this part Of the subject with great power
he strongly depicted the degradation which the wing
party OF Virginia would be reduced in voting for such
man, and in glowing he invoked Mr. Lyons. and the
approaching wing convention, strike the of Fin
from tue ticket, and Virginia from the disgrace
Of supporting such man. The scene deeply inter-
esting, and rejoice inform the public that il is
ly understood that unless Fillmore out and reracs
the infamous opinions of his letter OF 1885, his will be
rejected with by Mr. Lyons, and sincerely trust
by the Of the southern wings The county at large
will peruse with interest this evidence of James Lyons
esq distinguished politician and lawyer the president
the Tppecanoe Club in 1910; wing eccor large
Virginia in iSii and the chairman of the wing
trail committee of Virginia"
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Navy Department, Sept. ~, 1851
NoTICE-oAicers navy other persons who have
In which belong Navy Department
arere respectfully requested to return them
Sen, as-d,m Chief Gsrs.
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A dreadful gale has prevailed the coast Of Nova SEQ
Tia and $50 fishing vessels have been driven ashore Many
bodies have been washed ashore and II Is supposed
that 300 lives have been lost
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NEW YoRE Oct. 81, IN,
The Aic, sailed to-day for Liverpool with Is passengers
I'D si5U 00J in specie.