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Herald Marine Correspondents.

PHfLADFLfrIA, Novlz-frh
Arrived-Barks Robert Morris, Horner, Turks Islands
Eoho RovsS, Bos,oni srgs Mai. Baker and Meiiss. Ara
Tsr%sss sunsr Baltimore; T.ns Malone srsos
dsomg,oP nf0s.i Grace Darling POW
denoe Mary Ellen Hoover and staten Islander Irene Deep
Bsiow-ehp AIbus. Gregory, from Liverpool:
,,gs won 1sIFs{ p p2s hop asa Dsrsi
horltan barb ThOnss Dslls.. Dnl L,gusyrs sri.s
eSn s,s.s, BI.ic yusi1rp Drew 6aSsna
Tsss PhE1a Aes aoSs an' car,Sn sYOri Grace
p,Saa .ss Bsts9SI SiSS: ng.SH E E;P
Crov ses.oni steamers Anthrsoiss. Morley and Oneida
V-'"' Miscellaneous.
BARK Cnaryss pillsbury az Boston from Cronssast
eiLereneed heavy westerly gales sprung s0"spn' ana
BARE spissi which called s.h uls from Rochelle for
port, and go on with slight injury to her rudd'r which
seas hrsnv Of or.snRsr. hence for Texas. before re-
G S 81 & hs On n''
whalemcn.
SB.siors th ship JOsn aSvs5 S. c M III Psoas
% s sEsS s s si isn'sy CIV seSsa.
heps HB 40 sP SPOKE NO date &c h,sispss man
eco spi Arab, SHELL IN, 60 sp csshsrwOOa, Alien wes.
cs ISS, ss 81 NO s:is
cs9ss oiscrd M hs mo. ea, u .p ship Bnds Honey
we'll. DO, u mos out, $50 sp leo VII.
ship Universe from Liverpool for NYOrk. Nov lsttt
Ship Shenandoah from Liverpool for Philadelphia S0v'
bari hriep, vsnnsrd from Cardiff for NYOrh Nov lat
Bsrhs oirsrd Chase and Sarah Ann Doctham from Boz
NJ Prs xis'iTSisS ssSs 5G% "''' ''
Foreign Ports.
BRyroL Oct 23-ship Cairo, Taylor, for N0rlesns lds
BANGOR, w, Oct 2-Bnk Delphos' Curtis for BOSTON,
RoIIvsR CRY Oct 20-No Am vessels in port
CADiz Oct iO-sd bark W Bridge, Underwood. Malaga
cararia at Oct iBsrh coStsreli Dickey for xessna
and Boston soon. 80,
l. Hale, Thomss disg; only Am vessels
DEAL Oct 24-Arr schr Mrands, Parnalee, London ana
sd for Lisbon Tor ST Michses for which port she eld
EIsISEVR, Oct 6-Sld chips Caroline Z Dow iron Cron
stadtl Boso lOth Frank johnson, iron stocihoinl
York 18th, bark Jehn Parker, iron Cronsadtl Bosom
I'd ship Metora Leach do do Vessels had been delayed oy
head winds and bad weather. $3.50, ..-,..- u..u
0InRIIrkR, oot 2p-Brig Chstsvorth, attending upon
he wreck Of sesm fgse Missouri only Am yesseG wna
strong from n. Sid 18th, bark Alexina, late
ksrseest Jordan tate MASTER OF brig Vhs"Nor'hb
WORK. - So.
HsvpE, Oct 2i-Au ship Astraoan, smith. london
UAysrs, Oct Isle brig Lima wade, hIofk. 49,,
IivERPooI Oct zs-sbips Jas Titconb nalng ehrtered
20 load Tor Calcutta Revere Hove Tor MOTE os tassu
nation changed from NOriesnsl 49, a.. c....s A..
IoNTor Oct d Kate Howe, keroress Tor Carsih 70
cad for NOrt Johnson Tor Boston lds mos
esnsor 10 Ioad barke Lucinda Nichols sno suwarrov
Thaysr do 40 CID 2sd ship James shephers Answorth
Antwerp.
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On November Q, in the Church Of the Nativity, New
York, by the Rev W. Mccluskev Mr. WILLIAM BoYLE Of
Dublin 20 Miss KsIE PLUNKErT youngest daughter Of
Mr.. Walter Plunkett, formerly Of Johanstown county
Meath. ireland.
ON Wednesday evening, November L. at ST. Stephens
church by the Rev DIR Joseph II. Price, ID. W. O. BER
BEN TO NJ AUsUsTA WINS, daughter Of the late Ham
mond Wallis Bsq
ON ednesdsy. November 6, by the Rev. DR.. Judd, NJ
b GpEtN. Of Green Oak Mich to Miss MARY W. NcMoN-
AGILE, of WAIKIKI, Orange county, ". Y.
ON Tuesday November H. By the Rev. Mr.. Chslker Of
the Methodist Church Duane street, Mr.. ABRAHAM w.
WILLIAMS to Mrs Laura W LOCKWOOD all Of Stamford
Conn.
On November 8, by the Rev. r. W. Gessenhsiner, Mr..
JoHr Lfrpprno TO Mise CArHARINE SrRAUB
At Railway, N. J., on November II according to the
order Of the Society Of Friends, WILLIAM Van, Of the
former place. and Lucr IsnaN, daughter Of the late
Henry Inman. Of this city.
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TeIecrapbic Marine Reports.

Arriyea-ship Plymouth Rock, LivsrpoOi bark Ann h
Mary. Malaga; brig Ottoman, do.
Below-shp Tirrell, from 1rapani.
CleaTed-Barks Home, Havana; Aurillo Apalachioola;
Appleton Baltimore; trigs Robertson, 81 Thomas Lucy
Ann, Wilmington, NC; Ann Elizabeth, Georgetown. DC;
Ilateth, and Erie Philadelphia sehrs New YORK. Enen'
and Reaovn. NYork.
BRISTOL, Nov IL
FAII RIVER. Nov IL.
NoRpoLH, Nov IL.
Arrived-Bris Arve, Boston; sohr ceylon, Camden
Ngv BEDFORD, Nov ii.
Arrived sehr Henry Gibbs, NYorn
Providence, Nov u.
Arriyedsohr John Rogers Philadelphia sloops Fashion,
and Bowen, Nrork .
Beiov-Brig New England. Bowen, from Little Exumsi
sehr orth Carolina, from -; sloop Anawnn, kYork
sailed-sehrs Anna jenkins Baltimore. Nsthl Holmes
Phiaeelphia sloop Roger Williams M ork. -,
Arrived-schr Gold Hunter. NYork
Ciesred-sbip John Dunlap, ApAlaehicols brig Romer,
Car
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. IL, lsDl.
The Ascending WunssSes-Admtttef 10 Bal
Breach of Promise Case Monster Mssioai ~
blae, &c.
The only trace Of the abs,onding witnesses, that
has been discovered is the fact that they were taken
as far as Gray's Ferry in a carriage This confirms
the impression that they were literally paid for
escaping.
Frederick Hartman was this morning allowed TO
give bail in $500, to answer for the no nicide Of
Matthew Fingless.
Matilda Hamilton was, this morning, convicted
OF beating numerically, her own son, boy about
ten years Of age His aunt was included in the bill
of Indictment, but the jury acquitted her. IL was
proved that they stripped the child, and beat him
alternately with eowskn.
Fanny Guggenhem, good looking young lady,
is the plaintiff in suit for breach OF promise
now peoding against Joseph Ellis, in the District
Court.
The military hands of our city have combined for
the purpose Of giving Professor Grafula, the COM
poser Of Captain Shepherds Quick Step, n compl-
meniary jubilee on Saturday afternoon an evening
Nine bands are to take part in the performances;
and Mr. Turner, the ballad singer, and Professor
shelton, from New York, are among the talent to
be present.
Rachel Vanmeter called for this morning,
In the Oyer asd TermIner, TO answer for the muir
der ofa female named MeIlresny, by an attempt
TO procure abortion; but she failed to make her ap
pesrance, and il is supposed has fed to other parts
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Passengers Sailed.

CHAeRTs-Eteamsbp Alabama from n Oreans-WE Rey-
holds. Dawson, karchseaut W Lietehsr Kea.
and lady, Chas Shafer Hutton kettcrell, Lard
ana lady Woods. Mrs X FormAn and two ohildren.
Rcan and lady-s5 In the steerage.
KIcH~oED Steamer City Of Richmond-J Souly A Du-
uey shaw, Mr. Campbel smith. MeCsry, u Price.
Mics Mary TAYLOR Dillsr, Roscoe, Maroem. Mr. Ro-
gan Mr. Goddess. Miss Hogan. Plate Cumby WIN Whit
Lfore Wright, Mr. Johnston, lady and ehildren Msl
Daily Miss Weeks kss Chapman. Mr. Fuller and LADY,
Rsnsom, Mr. Robbelsnd. Miss Andrews. Master Jones'
HAIL Picote Buntley and lady, Mr. Wolfe and lady.
NJ Randolph and lady, Miss Mcfarland Nioolson In
a cabin.
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Passengers Arrived.

IIvEnPooLship Empire state-krs Bird and daughter,
Cincinnati; hePheIson. A stewart. VIM kentish aAd
others.
LIvERPooL-ship Henry ClAy--Mrs Isabella Bates,
Amery Ensand Miss Benty, Miss Elfa Slater lsistsf
81 ksroyl Woodward, Litchtenhem john and Joseph
7rrrett.
LoSDes-Paskes ship Sir Robert Psel-R Thompson and
London hsAnd Miss Ryan Mrs Punk and daughter lanes
QgsGe lady and daughter Hrs Oliver, Mas or and Miss
oliver, knight and lady, knight Miss knight. Mics
knisbt VIM Dsymhn, Il Williamson, Mr. Thos Hur.e and
lady stnbbs snd lady Stubs Misses and Mary Stubs,
ford Ford Westhoss Pra.s-326 Ia the stssrnss.
LorDoS-ship Zenobia-Ass A Eason, Miss Eason Misc
Mss Naples, Mr. Warner, Mr. Edlen.
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great help to the operatives who have laid idle Ill

great help TO the operatives who have laid idle I'll
summer.
The packet boats on the canal have been hauled
of for the season. The company have not made
anything owing to the low fare on the railroad
The store keepers have concluded TO shut up their
stores at seven o'clock r. M, to give their clerks
time for study-thst is to 60 to the museum.
The old fire department are preparing to run ,
ticket in the spring election, composed Of men of
both parties, vine viii be in favor of recognizing
the department on the old Valentine plan. They
will succeed in carrying their point beyends doubt,
Is they number over 800 votes in all. 5 A. X.
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Telegraphlc Reports.

NORFOLK, Nov. IL 1901.
Gales have been made Of good at Soc q Sci the
supply IL lis hit and tn. demand fair Slaves active
at 26k Ec for red oak hhds; others unchanged
Cotton is steady last sales were at Txc there Ia now
none In the market
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MEDICAL.


DEAFNEss. DISCHARGES NOISES IN THE EARS.
caused BY seogla measles ,carle. o. other fsysr cor;
sfsm:p S ,o, s h. so te,s S.s,.s. 81 s
Bye add inserts the MOS, beautiful Aiaos Eyes without
nee 262 Broadway Hours from 90 4 o'clock.
nR coNvERs INvIGoRATINo coRDIAL-rHs
~ only for those sad Affections Of bedy and mind
S@ sssns S, srss sosss ies 81 sss @
syenge. New York and sSS Brosdvsy and iS7 Bovery.
Dr Ccpysrs needles, work on priy..s diseases and self
DR. L: NoRTAMoRE CAN IRE CONSULTED. rRka
~ Of charge upOs the subject Of diseases, from 70
M TnIi' n0 ss the %
icy w hiss 'Ss 's''
.enEsos; no T. pgA si,I.. srsS.IT SO VEL
reputation skill those half cured TIA, have
loSss 'V on y' ~ ss Sss so .ns.a Rss.s
eases cured in fosr Gays perfect cure or no ehsrr
nR. WARREN, NO. / MOTT STREET, is oosFIDEs.
n,sss him 70 cur. -.hOs, mercury recon. cases cured
prtsnsons Of quscR in street am visI oas
exception the only qualified London in this city
lie. COOPER u DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR rns
s' s ss .ss. 1 &. , r:
stsys,ed diseases and mild cases renewed in few days
S..as Ta,
lipoms N my Office with Tie arss names in medicine and
no oSsrsc ' ''''''' H '''' ''''1'' p'''''' cure
nR. RALPH. AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PAL
I'd s,n oosss mss S0s,s Pc Y Sc1ss dr, M
weh street From the uncommon medical advantages he
suthor h enjoyed among which he would instance having
retded several years Paris for express purpose Of stu
dying those diseases followed By long and very essnys
prsetce devoted exclusively 10 this speciality he can, with
out hesitsuon PROMISE In the and conp
lain ,.i cures Ssn can 5. os.ssd from say
other in America Those who apply in tho earlier
stages Of diseases will be grahed by the and rapidly
OF the cure which often effected in few days. Sc
psrse waiting provided FOR BIZ LEA
TER, address boz S6s Post Once.
MO ZEE TILL cURED.-DR. coReITT, OF ~ puAHa
street msy be consulted eOnhdent,slly on the treat
ment Of delicate dseases From practice Of tventyons
years. Dr. C. Ia ensbed 10 guarantee oures wish
out mercury. Dr. Cs Specific Dor or bos.a dsllst
never failed In sHectins cure.
N0FEE TILL CURED-DRs COOPER MURPHY
~ Roosevelt street. from their long practice and pro-
essons knowledge be relied for the cure OF tnoss
halt cured cases frequently the result Of msrrsotce The
Doctors London Diploma may be IN the ONCE ~ b
kntranes No2 the hall door sgotds the rsssess puSY.
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Movemen ts or the ocean steamers.
To COrresDonefent,
AsW Yesk, November 10. 1851.

Captains Of and others furnishing News th
paper. would confer favor By sealing thss eommuAie'
NoAs.
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NoFEL TILL CURED.-DRs. COOPER a. MURPHY.
~ Roosevelt street. from their long practice and pro-
ssons knowledge mar be relied on for o. tooss
halt cured cass frequently the result Of mslrrsotce The
doctors London Dipoma be In the once. N b
knsnee No. the hall door aGokds the gr,stest prvtoT.
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DE RALPH, AUTHOR 90 Or TnE ..rRAoIIgAL Par

NO ZEE TILL CURED.-DR coRPITT or ~ DUAna
~ street. may be consulted oOnhdenaliy the
ment OF delicate diseases. From practice Of tvantyons
years. Dr. c. enabled guarantee cures vsh
out mercury Dr. Cs Specific, Dor bossla dsllart
failed In enectirs cure.
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DEAFNEss DISCHARGES. NOISES IN THE EARS
H. caused by scofua messes scarlet other fevsrs
hroas &e are All durable By Dr. Heaths and rsaiea
treatment In short time. He also treats diseases Of tn
Bye aud Inserts the mos, beautiful Artificial Eyes wthou
pain. CautisnAvoii quacks and their fountains OF
hoe, 262 Broadway. Hours from % 4 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
MILLS.


A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian
[1Con Flosr and Indian Corn Fsdns dried and manu-
ctured By Ss6Ors PsIen Processes rmaY be Obtained
Of the following and other especsbie Groces IL s City:
4. g Greenwood, 4sT Broadway
W. 3 Wait sol East Bruadwsy
Albert T. Aibro, IS BoWery
ThOs B. w. 8 Pi,mas, IS Hudson-st
ThOs Hope Co cor. Chsmberssr West Broadway.
William Robert Bs'isxh Chs.nbers-sL
Park Tiford III SiKth-sy
AT Hgbe, I50 Firs-sv
o Angevine, - Sixth AZ
John ". CoOk. Thlrsenth-st snd Fifth-aY
T. Deuing 81 Third-sv
Mor1s Fowler, Universty-plsce, coz. fwelhhsL
V J. Yse, 6 Union plse-
Crawford, 2ae Henry-st
Krepp Beam, Gal ROuston-st
W. Z. W. Sparks, % LexingtOn-av-
Indian Corn Your IL designed for making Bread, Pad
aDfs sna Cakes and for nXing win W nrai Aye o. Suck
wbeal flour, and viii be found on ual very superior
uee s put up 10 double pspered packages o. los and
In boxes Of one dozen each
Indian Com Fsnns.H sn entirely sew and most doi.
eous article for making pudfings Mlsh he and VIII prove
An sonlfable subsuus for Rice, ssmP ana HOnmOny "A
AZ sruce Tor the cOmposOB OF Puddngs tns Farina
no yfrol Tie put To- pspeHs IN sssuufal style ard
u boxes Of dozen each 81 Inc extremely low price Of
"a cents per single package.
Wmuiesey, 2 Soaihsti J. b. H0yt Sons 75 Washing
ton-st and ola 9. Benson 8 SOuth-sl the Mill.
Consumers ohtsin q the Gqoeers pamphlet Of Ia
pages. entitled Remarks Indian Corn: is Preserve
non and Manufacture with Recipes Tor Cooking ke-
Orders addressed 10 Z. BRONSON, Agent Atlantic
Dock NILS Company, Nos H. H. 10 and D Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn Newton III receiYe prompt susruoE and die
patch iisneod
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CHANDLERY.

FAMILIES wishing TO obtain a good and
IL Pure article Of SOAP would DO well 10 cal a. ny
mandatory and examine the Pale Yellow Steam Soap
IL is made Of The best materials being entirely free from
Ssh o. ard other injurious Ingredients much used IN
soap II Il Gear OF Lnat srckey property common N
poor soap, and viii ret become DARK By age Aso, Pa
iett CANDLES, winch VIII al hard Ia any climaie
sna ~. 80 IA PEN rsley soaps ol s'y n-aa
wei known q remedy Tor chsp2ed bands The above
FOR sale Any C-znIy for Trial Goods delivered free
ofchAge ". HULLS SON,
- In ID 10 eod Ii2 C.asi north est.
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..pMFoR SALE. OPPOSITE TIE

II village Of Po chss,ss we.sass,s - 20 1900 o.
Byrsn River and wam ~ a " 80 se hos Ia
Son New York containing shout 30 acres Of Land Oa ths
PREMISES Farm House, Barn and other out hui
Cherry and Plum Trees also CsrT4Dts Gooss5eFy,
vince &c From IL close proximity . The village snd nc
large portion Of the Farm bordering the River t"neh
IL nsvgeoe for large vesses II is rabiy cscuAea -
be divided into Building Lots Two Of toe feds eo1tAn-
ing about Is acres commands magnificent view o Long
Island Sound from Fsons Neck TO ThrOggs Point and OF
ths surrounding country Also splendid Buiaing ale
vi hin short distance OF the Sound. containing sh5uL
ares on which Is fine grove OF Forrest Trees The
whole viii be sold verv low 10 close concern FOR ten,
apply 10 JAMES T. BEERS, Counsellor a. Law, Pof1
Chester ~ Y. or at III Beck maR-sl New-York
$50 lrnMW & =
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no LET.-THE SCHENECTADY

II LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE WORKs.-The under
signed Receiver OF the Estate called The Schenectady
Locomotive Engine Works. lately occupied by l. s. Nor
Ms offers the said works 10 rent for term Of years WIN
the reht 70 the lessee 10 purchase the same.
These works located IN the City OF schenectady
with convenient by means OF short lateral rail-
road 10 all the great railroads which meet and diverge
there The buildings constructed OF brick with
slate roof one being 80 feet by 50 in its DIMENSIONS and
four others OF similar character OF lesser dimensions al
planned and erected extensive and convenient scale
Among these are aarge Iron and Brass FOurdya Pattern
Shop lie The tools and machinery among which Ia III
eluded new Engine Of so horse power are Of the most
approved kind The bulldogs located on site OF four
acres Of land and In connection herewith belongs lot
situate on the Erie Canal convenient for the receipt sf coal
and other freight The competent judges pronounce
the works In Of their locality and extensive and per-
-, character the most desirable Of any In the Union
The terms viii be very reasonable and possession can be
given Immediately. Dated Schenectady. Jan !. 1851.
jiO Saw4w A. L. LINN. Receiver, &C.
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TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

n CITY PROPERTY.-The Farm, known AZ Howard
place containing abo 200 acres, situate on inc SCUM Day
near he village OF sayve Long Island formerly the resi-
dence OF Capt Marcena Munson About hall the .Ano 70
undef high Of cultivation and the whole nes sopg
beautifully toward the beach, and Ia capable oil great pro
ducuon- - ....s. -,
The mansion 10 surrounded by en- extensive and Oeeoufu
lawn well shaded with trees and shTu0Oery-cOhtalns
about rooms Is In good condition, and has been recently
painted coach houses stAbng FOR II horses one Of oe
argess barns the Island; houses for ice, MILK coal
smoking tools &c; cattle sheds pig pens, corn house &C
AL on the main travelled road, about quarter OF nie
hon the wafer, with handsome avenue leaalng 10 me
beach This Ia undenisbly very desirable reelosncS
rom It's peculiarly Of SOIL The purity and abundance OF va
ter, there three wells of son water, oesloe sevsA
springs the premises,) modhed ses GI-sne OAIuS
breeZes nom the beautiful bay rendering u generously cOo
n Summer and quite temperate In winter TneSe e1va1
Agea render Of the healthy ocatons 70
There orchard OF about Lree4
Of selected graed kuiL and an extensive geIaes ned
with great variety Of small fruits. plants grapes Ae-
Game sbOunds II the vicinity and me mOst enusasuo
disciple Of Isaac Walton be grained 70 as nSas 40
dire with the hsh and oysters nom The Bay and O01 u
shoals his own AMI the neighbOrng streams. MAMIE
OF the best quality Is constantly deposung Ga he oeen
Srge Quantities and therefore costs only NE asOr o
From every part OF the place Il AZ ex1sn~Ve VIC" u S
Bay aud Ocean beyond. -..,,. nj. .
The distance from New-York ia about % mica Time
IN moi sod entire by the ls OF February WI Be divided
and sold IN cottage Terms moderate ana mos o. no
purchase money can remain bond and moHg Aso Il DO
sared. INQUIRE OF D. d. HOWARD, lrVng -hO9se
M No"-AN~
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INSTRUCTION.

GERMAN INSTRUCTION. - Boys
~ and Girls from 10 10 IS years Of age who wish 20 &C
quire clear knowledge Of the German Language oy an
easy method ard IN short time, may bereoy md THIS an
excellent opportunity. Instruction 70 hose wiihouI means
gratis 2l5 Chnsre-sL
n. B-A few gentlemen may ind pleasant rooms 10 me
UPPER part OF the house. u w
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HNELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Suan-
Il gers are invited TO call ard exsnine the operation
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH 81
HORfoHs RELEGRAPHlc ROOMS
In Broadway, New-York.
fhe immense success attending the adaptation Of 0s
s,ead's Patent Telegraph Battery to The
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
hss induced he SUBSCRIBER TO aeeeps from the Maniac
tarerh
The appointment IS cole Agent I The sale aereo[ and hey
VIII hereafter be KEEP Constantly on sale 81
NORfONS RELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
III Crosdwsy, New-York
The Olnstesd Patent Magnetic Machine, for MEDICAL
purposes IL so entirely dinerenI from any other medical IN
suuents that no person form proper idea Of s al
vuntsees without witnessing is operations when Trey VIII
be found apparent render argument s1perAuo1a
Of electricity completely of
ne operator and Fsrce7sbiltEy zrad-
aay increased any strength the paiisnI may desaFu
while instead Of feeling the painful Yasmode oonracrtoa
OF he muscles produced by al other medical Instruments
Rene current towing pleasantly through the sS
tem Telegraph Companies are respectfully informed ha
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus Il kept constantly 90 gale a.
HORfONs FELEGRAPHIC Rooms,
In Broadway, New-York,
whsre alorden must be addressed oil FAkWn
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DRY GOODS.


WET GOODS from the ship ZURICH,
w consisting of rch lustered black Silks, French
Printed Jsconeis Printed Lawns black and cOOred French
Broadcloths Mernoes Curtain Musins, &c. Also for
sale Damaged Linens, Table Cloths Diapers Handker'
chiefs Shirling Prints, Ginghams &c.
81 ST W. MATHEWS, 90 Cstharlne-d
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Important 70 Ladies.
f GLENFlELD PATENT DOU-

UNHE GLENFlELD PATENT DOU-
n BILE REFINED POWDER STARCH--The manu-
cturer OF this Starch respectfully invites comparison win
sny other IN the market and be rests assured that Au
dresses, Housekeepers and others giving Il iar ra VII
find that Il stands uurvaled for cheapness strength and
IuYiy OF color IL mpas fine glossy finish 10 me gOoos
and retains that transparency and stiffness which mas so
prominently attained longer than any other starch yet IN
iroouced For the dressing Of Lace Linens &c nothing
can equal H. 1t particularly recommended Tor the dress
ing as the easy elasticity which retains even In
camp weather presents the wea pleasing and agree
able contrast the stiff and uncomfortable appearance as
sumed by linen when dressed with crysiazed or common
Starch II requires boiling IL perfectly free from all I'M
puriiies and Is warranted not 10 adhere TO the iron
Sold BY the following and by Groces 10 general Jonn
Duncan Son 4O7 Broadway Chester briggs 63l Broad
way; W. S CorwiD, CSC Broadway; John Cook, 80
Broadway; + Cobb, $50 Broadway Thos. Perkins ZgI
Fulten-st; John MOwbray A Fulton-st; H. Gaynor 454
Hudson-st d. Stamford 81 Third avenue; A galloway,
lS5 Nnih-avenue A. Holland, 20 Beeckersti w r. Moo
dy lA Bowery; w. II. Hall. Druggist 81 Bleecker-st
81 Agent GEORGE WALKER, "a Pine ST.
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