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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
TINE subscriber has now in store
i 25 pieces plain -Barege, embracing all the
shades
so pieces figured Barege, some beautiful styles
30 do do Tissue, entirely new styles
$50 do Barcge de Lame, from 25 cents to 81 !,
principally very rich patterns
% pieces Bohemian Grass Cloth, new and
pretty article
% pieces Linen Lustrc, very pretty shades
1000 yards Gnghams, all prices
10000 do printed Calicocs
5000 do printed Lawns to run off at 12l cents,
fast colors and fine quality
1000 yards plain coIorcd Swiss Muslins, very
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as shall make arrangements 80 that NIL may be
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Mar S-d2wif
MOURNING GOODS FOR LADIES.
IN Pieces black Baregc, some very fine
~ 8 pieces black Mourning Silk
so Alpaca, nll grades and prices
10 Canton Cloth
6 Bombazinc, best make
25 and white Baregc do Lainc,
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CREATE healthy action throughout the body,
~ restore the appetite, equalze the circulation,
give tone and energy 70 tho system, and croatea
to be obtained They will perform speedy and
permanent cure Of Dispeps;0, Indigestion, Flatu-
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WATEnvILLE, July 81, 1850.
Dean SIN: Having boon afflicted with Chronic
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! Very respectfully yours. &C.. -. 4
I (Signed) ADAM C.sLOWBlE.
I WILLIAM T. HICKS \ CO.,
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w. H. GILLMAN. April 16-lyA(N 2S)
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GENERAL LAND AGENTS, a.f
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June 30--dtf ~ sFi Ni t1S+ go
DOWNING'S CHEAP COTTAGES, FARM
IL HOUSES, AND VILLAS, with numerous en-
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Young Ladies' Guide to French Composition, by
Gustave Choquet. ~
Christ in Hadcs; Poem, by WIN. W. Lord.
The Moorland Cottage, by the author OF MARY
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Portfolio Of Medical Student, with illustrations
The City Merchant, or the Mysterious Failure
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necring, No. a.
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Feb OF RookacIIcrs near 9th street.
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per week and the impostions Of fsresn merchandise
continued large the only possible chance stopping the
drain Of specie rsm banks by large exports Of
cotton 1t was well known that the shipments could not
be of much Importance until the crop came into
market and all anxiousy looking for that time to
arrive It has at last been realized the effect Is al
ready visible We have passed through ordeal,
and have suffered In doing The crisis is past
and few weeks will suffice to give 1t greater strength,
and insure healthy recovery. Up to the latest dates
this year. the receipts Of cotton in the receiving ports
amounted to 292 bales, against 336l7 bales during
corresponding period last year. showing increase
1865 bales This increase is large for such short
time but there evidence that it will continue at this
rate The crop earlier in the market this year than
last which accounts for the great increase The srin
gency in the money markets Of the great importing ports
will tend materially to restrict mporatons and give an
impetus to shipments Of cotton from the principal
porting ports This WILL in time correct the evil under
which we have SO long labored and may remove all the
difficulties which have created much embarrassment
and produced 40 many failures
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The rapid In the monthly receipts Of this road
must be highly gratifying to the stockholders and much
credit is due to the able In which the present d.
rectors have conducted the management Of its affairs
since lss when they then took upon themselves the re-
sponsbiity of its directions since which time every
month has shown an increasing state Of prosperity sell
dom to be found in road of so short length At the
present low prices, know of stock that will prove
desirable an investment this When this company
first paid dividend Its income only $4,000 year
which was In l849 but since that time they have dsu-
bed and we understand that in consequence rapid
increase in their receipts the company will from this
time forward pay ct the rate six per cent per annum
instead of the rate of dividend formerly paid which will
be pretty handsome interest upon the amount invested
at the present market prices Independent of which fact
those who purchase will have the benefit of the ad
vance In the rise Of this stock to par difference of IS
per cent The freight business has become important
item Of profit and gives continued additional
of an increase in that business along the line of the
road running as it does into rich agricultural district
free from competing ines besides which, the passenger
travel promises to add largely to the growing receipts
of this company arising from the increase of population
in the several tswns and villages along the line of this
road Already four hundred houses have been erected
in ,rrisans since May last and contract has just
been completed for the construction Of thousand
houses about six miles beyond that place. road pos
sessng the advantages this does running out Of the
largest and most extensive commercial city in the United
States cannot fail to prosper and yield handsome in
come to the stockholders.
Arrived In Boston during the month of September 6e7
vessels consisting of 3l4 foreign cleared cosastwse 27s
foreign 322 Gold imported in September $ll7 silver
1884; specie imported American $lo3, loO; foreign
TO- American products exported to foreign ports
S10i,632 98, foreign products, $13,49s 70.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of certain
articles exported from this port during the week ending
the 4th inst distinguishing the destination and extent
Of shipments to each country -
COMMERCE Oh THE PoRT OF New YoRK-wEEKLY ExpoRrs
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BowERv THEArRE-rhe attractive Features vh,ob ar.
nightly presented at this establishment are the mean
OF crowding the theatre with anxious 10 see the
celebrated Coney and his wonderful dogs vhose
city Is really surprising The pieces announced for Co.
and the amusing piece called the a. ursnv Outany u
There be little doubt but that as long as Mesrs Co
ney and Taylor appear in their amusing dramas, the
Bowery theatre will every night be crowded
Rso.pw.v Tux.~,. mr. -u-. -, - II MI.
strspgern win 10 n.a..-.S PLayy VI
cast of characters Miss Laura Addison whose tragic
will appear Mrs Halter and Mr. Barry as the Strau-
ger The concluding piece will be "Pistonic Attach
to the Broadway Numbers will 90 ts draw eomparson
between the actrg Of Miss Laura Addison and others
who preceded her.
Nm, o,s a.nn,v rh;s ovar,rr N. .x..uont and
fascinstno .rd o..,,t n da,ns rb;IIon vii,
pear in the opera Of the Child OF the Regiment She
Is reported To- be excellent the character of Maria
Indeed five may Judge from her acting and singing
the Crown Diamonds we safely assert she will
also be as fascinating in the Child of the Regiment
one one OF the most captivating actresses we have ever
seen mr. HUDSON the Irisn comedian VIII appear as
oflyn, In the Irish Recruit"
BuRroS's THEATRE This prosperous establishment is
nightly crowded by highly respectable audiences who
give testimony OF their admiration and delight by the
u ~ sue mere NOT seSter company
"a .ne states anu every pooy admts that burton the
siTaess comeosn oi tne age fo-nght ne presents
IN VI u assi tnat VIII Dc sure TO
t isIge auciencs Inc pieces selected are Ma
lures Nopeman, and the drama OF Perfection the
naacters In eacn piece being hed by the best comic
'aient'
BReuGHAM's LycEuM-Mr Broughsm nuts nm his
house for benefit to-nghts and where In addition to
the claims of the benecare IL Ia Understood that the
srest srtsee Miss Cushman, volunteers most kindly her
grat9tous ad ana appears for the last tims in her
worid renowned character OF Meg Merrles; Mr. Mason
ss1 IN MS nne part OF Dandie Dinmout; new coined
aiso P,ouuceu, Win tne suggestive title OF Anything
ior Onapge, IN which Brougham has OF course,
grest part. MI johnston MRS skerrett, and MRS Mae
oer are also Ia the cast me only question s who'll be
apseht on sucn an occasion!
NATIONAL THEArRE-Mr Purdy, always indefatisable
In his exerons to please his patrons this
evening amusement a bill OF uncommon attraction
nIst piece rs the DUMP Man or Manchester when
introduces to the notice OF the audience Mr. Blanchard
VINO VIII also appear IN the Forest OF Bondy, ana OK.
nos tne wonueIiui ssgacity OF ms oogs me pssueu
piece csied "Vather,ne ana fe,rucnio, wii also be
racters nv the talented stoek comnany
-, =.
OahIsTrs MINsIRELs-hn exceedingly attractive pro-
saen.eo company Inc new song mas proved quite sue
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There netting in the t Of exports the last
week. The shipments Of leading staple products
have been limited Bresdstups have been particularly
quiet and very little cottoa Ia going forward from this
port Fortunately there Is more activity in the move
ments Of Gotten at the South This will have favorable
e ct upon our foreign trade and by the supply Of TO
igb exchange viii put upon the market, depreciate
market rates TOR bills and expectation Of specie
Our merchants have been anxouy looking for this
ment and trust the result will meet all the antci.
pstions For the pact nine months specie has been
leaving this port ct the rate Of nearly million Of dollars
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DACIFIC HAII srEAnspIP coNpAkY.-rnE ONLY

DAC1fIc kAlL STEAMSHIP coNPAKY.-THEoS ONLY
II Through Line for California oregop wa Havana
and Chsgres-Fsre ResrcedO Saturday. Oct. III, ~
evrh.n, Tanssr CON @sader s sail on Saturday Oct
III, ~ precisely Sc cock - ~ foot Of TAR
street. n r., with The Government Malta Chses
Chsfres passengers Transferred Hayans 70 the srendid
The CITY viii ccnnset With The United states kA
steau chip PANAMA sail without any dsisy for san
rsr psssss apply :. ~ onss, 9 sssss ssssA ~ III
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6 EDICAl.

V,BE MARRIED woHAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
psnior-by DR.. A Mauriceau, Professor Of Diseases
oil Womtn-Twentieth fditon Is mo-, pp. 25o-Price 81
Years Of suffering Of physical aud mental anguish many
an aheetonae wife and peculiarly difcutes 70 the hus
band might have been spared BY timely possession Of tts
work IL intended especially fer the married those
plating marriage, 10 dsclosss important secrets
which should be known 70 then particularly
To these whose health does not permit Of increase OF
family. ~ is Of special i'm portaSee
Here also, every temalethe wife, the mother-the one
either budding into the other In the decline Of
In whom nature content plates Important change
the and the most ehcient
rsmsee and not certain mode Of cure In every complaint
TO which her ser Is subject
Extract 81 letter nom gentleman in Dayton, 0aol
DAYTON, Nay !, ISL
Nv DIAN NY wife iss been rc-eertlby sinking for
guh and months before and during her
tremcnt more and debitatins
aud prottrat hsr putsne her life 10 imminent dsnger
and which the las. occation, despared Of
self the worst At this time, (now about tive
mobthe heard book highly spoken Of s containing
sters reaching On lie receipt and peruss
st TO you the relief 10 Afforded distressed
mind and thsjoy s pages impaired 20 my WIFE on earnns
remedy J opetes pr0srect TO me which little conceived
vas posile But g. year would have
Cd head In all human Probability wife WOULD
have been her and my children left mctherles
i Of course TO vey fully The
Intended fer the pszred those contempstins marriage
Fer sale 80 2 Broadway srd at the publishing ofce, Is
Liberty street. New York. Little Co, Albany JOSEPH
Tucker, Mobile. Alabsms T. b. Peterson, s5 Chestnut
On ihe receipt Of ST. eoryswi b. transmitted BY mail
free Of postage to part Of the United States All letters
la24. New York city. once ip Liberty street.
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ID AYkoNp & HERR DREIsBACHs MENA0RRIK-
N This celebrated Menaserie-the largest and con
Quoted In the known vordembracns aaest every animal
known 70 natural history and which has received the
onage and applause Of hundreds Of Thousands Of the
respectable and Intelligent PEOPLE Of the United States ha.
Wat the principal cities and towns in New fnSsnd The
ga iwck street. Saturday, lh Irasburs Monday, eh.
Lsis Bridge; Tuesday 7th, south Troy WedIs.da s.h
sans Saturday lith yairta1 nondsy sh yesioho Tues
day, 18th, Mddesuryi Friday 18th Brandsn Saturday.
sth Rutland: Monday. th Wsllinsferd Tuesday. 2isk
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sSsaPPspe

EoR LlykRPooL..IBE PINE NEW STEAMSHIP
City ofhtnchester W. y. Campbell tate ofthe Cunard
Incl Commander. w sail from Phiisdelpbia for Iaver.
pool on Thurdny October 9h At 7oecck The elessnt
accommodations Of this vessel make her most desirable
sonvsjanee Tor those shout visiting kurogs pss. 70
saloon state &nV In fore cabin state rooms so
Passengers will he pro ,idea with rail cay tickets 70 Pha
delphs, free OF expense, BY the agent
THOMAS kiChAHDsON, Al Excnsnee place.
The splendid n.v stcamshir, City Of fittshurs W o..
Stotesbury will succeed City OF Msnches
ter, and sail from Phsselpha ON Thursday October 2
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SHIPPING.

TT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANY-FoR NEW
~ Orleans direct via Hayanh Freight and fare reduced
SHPR cf@ 1s so%msnss vain
on Saturday October Ith PRECISELY a o'clock from
her pier at the foot OF Warren street. the Govern
ment Mails direct for Havana and New Orleans Freight
TO New Orleans ~ reduced rates. Specie only taken
freight 10 Havana No bs adag will be signed after
the steamer has sailed Bshippers are requested 10
may had application at the Office No other form will
comssny NJ r.. slsss Of '
M. O. RDBERTS.
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VANDERDILT's LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
Nicsrrgua--The tayorite steamship PROMEruEUS
will leave from pier No NJ r. Tuesday October 9TH, AZ
3celook r. NJ precisely connecting by the new transit
North America pseite or lndspsndcneo, the Pacific
Ocean, without delay Through tioket0 % be had only
application 70 D. b. ALLEN No. Battery Place MP stairs.
leave New York October 22d.
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o. EOn RHwARp-JIrFRiEs ANrIporE. A spv

q EOA REwARD.-JErFRiEs' ANTIDorE. spE.
DOOV bcic mixture for the Of private disorders
IL mstes speedy without the least resrictor % Diet
trnt, spcsure chsnre IN application 10 business The
prorrieter ehslnses single esse which The ms,ure will
not under the forfeiture 81 ave hundred dollars s
put In bottles, With fu directions AZ a. One bottle
lns veeh-msny are cured In " days For sale by O.
r. RIM 11 Broadway, and nS Bsys I'd street. New Yert
Little, lu Hanover street., Boston; Wright h Co.,
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CRANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHArHAM SQUARE. oNl

ERANKLIN MUSEUM. us CHATHAk SQUARE. ON
block above the National Theatrs.George Lea, sole
perform afternoon and even
nci.cL In ~ ~ sIyht ocjoss Tba ~
ments varied and select and such be at
other place Of entertainment in New York. consisting Of
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe John Diamond the
sors the ssseps., n1 ms0 % hs wsps ho VII Ss
any stone the audience choose 70 offer him he will
sss for any .nount Of money troupe Of Model Artists
Who are selected for their beauty and figure and who
0irls who 20 through variety Of fe.s Of
terty pany Of ale and Female Artists who will Civ.
An exhibition Of Marble Stsaary unequaed In tho world
teseher with variety Of Interesting
Afternoon and evening. For particulars, bills
each day Admssion-ssats In Private Boxes 50 cents
ooutG.
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NEW MEDICAL BoOKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the nstrre and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the knSred Affections illustrated BY rrest number
Of beautifully eolcred plates as large . ie-by Homer
Boswick ~ d. lecturer and diseases Of the
above named nature. IL large quartz, SO pp feoond
edition. price $40 Eltrae, from the Bcsten Medical and
Surgical Jsurna" may be Sid fearlessly to be equal
20 cord Actions WORKS the faulty q diseases
ard tar superior 20 The hind eyer published IN
cpts Author of work on SELF Asuse aud It's Dtpio-
rsble Eftct re &C. sxth edition. Fourteen plates Price
81. For sale o, the publishers sTRlkGkR& TOWNSEND
~ Broadway. and BY the author. 5gt Broadway
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fLaors 5r NArvf.y.-Unted states zil; Ireiana So
England 81 Scotland. u Wales, Germany. III France, l.
Sytrerlsnd I; Portussl !; Unknown, q.
FRos-Hosptal. Bellevue. ijs Lunatie Asylum, Black
vel't LELAND, " Randalrs leland City Hospital Co.
Ter, Home, ?; Colored persons. =.
tnserments returned from Watd.s Island e.
A.w. WHITE. Cisv Inspector.
Jisv Inspeotor's Omoe. Oct. e. Iss,
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NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, NO. 81 BowERY.-L

NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE. NO. ~ B0WERY-L
North, Proprietor Private Boxes " cents Boxes
and Parguette rs cents Pit, l2 cents Doors ct
quarter before commence at quarter before Grand
the Of Miss the celebrated
keengasement Of Nine Num- the beautiful
night the Shepherd ssd She Levi North
ian IN the eiroe Jnsng Jumper Of Pehin b. Master vii
gar; Double somersetng Mr. w. Ods Graceful Ass Of
Equiation BY Madam Mum; Shepherd and
Dancing ~ the horse Of the nion Tamsanys
will conclude with LUBIN AND ANNErrE- Lutin.
Mr. W. od Annette, Miss haeariand. On the Nah nsts
Mr.. Levi J. North will receive benefit.
DARTIEs WISHING TO HAVE THE USE or TRIP.
Ter Hail during three evenings In the week. VIII please
IN. wARDwELL. so Broadway.