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lust received at this well known esta- GsAAy
D blishment fresh supply fpure and ge-
nuine Medicines, which will be sold on as ia E4fE5
vorable terms at any house in the South. 90
Physicians, Planters and Others requested to call
and examine the stock, which has been selected with
great for this market We think they will find il
equal (f not superior1 regards quality and variety,
to any in the State; and making their purchase alto
geher from Importing Houses, they enabled To sell
on good terms as any Drug House in the South or
South West.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY Put Up.
Dr. James W. Hopkins viii attend to the prescrip
ton Department. guarantee that all viii be right III
that delicate and important part of the business.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS. PUT
TY AND BRUSHES, DYE-STUFFS, PAINTS,
OILS, WINDOW-GLASS. DYE-STUFFS,
AND GLASS-W WARE. PERFUMERY.
FINE SOAP, STEEL PENS. AND
SUPERIOR WRITING INK.
A superior article of SPERM OIL, LARD OIL, &c,
always on hand.
LANDRETH'S FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
CROP 1850.
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS:
Pure Old Brandy, Wines, Holland ON and Old Jaaaa-
Rum-PWre Scotch Whibey-f0r Medical pur-
poSeS-aRd superior article Of TEA, BOTH
Green and Black
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO CIGARS.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to
the House, he hopes by strict attention and DISPOSE
ton accommodate at low prices to merit the patron
age of discerning public.
JAS. BLAIR.
Columbus Feb L 1850.
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Guardians Notice.

THE undersigned, guardian of Elizabeth A., Henry
L c., and George r. Lawrence, minor heirs of John
Lawrence deceased, also of james Lawrence unaticl
will, at the April term 1851, of the Probate Cor of
Lowndes county, present his and voucl for
final settlement of said several GUARDIANSHIP" when
all persons interested may appear and sht if
GABRIEL FRANKS,
March Is, 1851. To- Gazre'iaH -.
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The END OF SUBMIssIoNIsM.-The " sliding
scale" of submissionism-the tendency of the ar
guments which now are urged in favor of making
point of resistance at the next step of aggression
and then the next step and so on ndetmtel y-and
the opinions of many who now deprecate resist
ance are all illustrated by the following article
from the Montgomery AdoertiSer, which we pub
lsh without note or comment:
SERIOUS DEvELoPMENTs.-We noticed some
DAYS ago statement made by the West Ala
bamian. Dickens county, that Sam'l T. Porter,
editor of the Pickens Republican, Fillmore sub
mission sheet had "openly asserted that he would
not advocate a dissolution of the Union, if Con-
gresS were even to abolish slavery in the States -
To this the Republican replies that the West Ala
bamiBn was incorrect in his version of what he
the Republican man-had said. To this the West
Alabamian of the 9th ult. gives the proof of his
charge by the following certifcate-the signers be-
ing from both the political parties:
"CARRoLLroN, April 5th, 1851.
. The undersigned distinctly state that about
three weeks ago they heard Mr.. Samuel I. Porter,
editor of the Pickens Republic, assert on the piaz-
"a of Mustin's Hotel, that he would not be in ia
yor of a dissolution of the Union, if Congress
were even to abolish slavery in the States
J. w. RUSH,
Jason WILSON,
JNo. w. FARES,
\. P. MARROW,
L. J. CoEN. -
As we stated before, the Pickens editor is not
alone in his opinions There are editors, we be-
Iicve, not very far from this city, who would OPP
pose disuRon, even if slavery were abolished in
the States.
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rEhc state of Mississippi, Lowndcs County
(tlFcU}t Court, MARCH, 20, IS5I.)
BILL FOR DIVORCE.

BILL FOR DIVORCE.
JOHN SITToN, } THIS day came the Plaintiff, by
TS470vs. his Solicitor and it appearing
DELLAH STToN, to the satisfaction fthe Court that
the said defendant is nonresident of this State 1t
therefore ordered by the Court that the said petition
be for hearing the next term of this Court to be
held on the third Monday of September, 1851, the
facts therein charged and that this order be published
week for the space ofthree months in the South
ern Standard, public newspaper published in this
State. A true copy from the Minutes
A. E. LOVE, CLERK.
Harrison d. NathetcS Sol. for Complainant.
April 10, 1891. l2:I4t
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PR PECTUS

PROSE ECTUS
OF original volume of Letters and Miscelanies in
" Prose, Rhyme and blank Verse by lady of the
South Said Letters and Miscellanies to contain from
three four hundred pages octavo and barring acci-
dents in transportation to be delivered by the lst of
January, 1852.
0ETTERMS&I0
Bound 'plan and neat' one dollar per copy.
QFner if paid in advance.)
Fine, one dollar and twenty-five cents.
Extra fine, one dollar and fifty-cents:
Apply at the UNION Hall, Jackson; Mississippi.
n. B.-The author being entirely dependent on her
eXertions, ncapactatedfor her former avocaton;
and wanting alike the pecuniary meansi natural eff
rontery, and physical ability to travel in quest of sub
scriptions; hereby offers copy of LETTERS AND MIS-
CELLANIBs "eStra fine' to any person who shall for
ward Gree of cost the names equivalents of twen-
ty-fve subscribers, to Mrs. Louise Eemjoy, Canton
Miss, between this and the first of May next and
the to the editor giving notice and Prospectus,
conspicuous insertion =.
For fifty subscribers, Presentation copy, and RI
SING YOU'VE MEN modern tale by the same author.
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[BY AUTHORITY
Office of the Secretary Of StalF.

JAUhsUN, PHI J
THE attention of the qualified voters of the State of
| Mississippi, is hereby called to the following Acts
passed at the last regular session of the Legislature
thereof. 10 BELL, Sec. of State.
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The state OF Mississippi, LOwndcS County.
(CircuU Court, March 26, 1879
BILL FGEs DIVORCE

bsLEl TUE DIV UFtNE.
CARTER RoANE } THIS day came the Complain
[84S3l VS.. ant, by his Solicitor and it
MATILDA RoANE, appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that the said Defendant is nonresident of
this State 1t is ordered by the Court that this
be set down for hearing the facts charged in the
Bill the term of this Court, to be held on the
third Monday of September, 1851; and it is further
ordered that copy of said orde be published for three
months, weekly, in the Southern Standard newspa-
per published in the town of Columbus, said State
a true copy from the Minutes,
A. E. LOVE, Clerk.
Vim p d. ,Jno. f. ,Jac. Solicitors for Complainant
April ~, 1851. l2:l4t
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, April 23-6 p. NJ
Cotton has declined an eighth to-day
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\ RESOLUTION to amend the Constitution

\ RESOLUTION to amend the Constitution of the
State of Mississippi.
BE- ii resolved By the Legislature Of the State of MiSSiS
Sppi, That the following article be added to the Con-
stitutiOn amendment thereto:
LEGFEONS--ARTECLE VIII.
SECTION B. The Legislature, at a regular session
thereof in the year thousand eight hundred and
tty-tWo shall pass law fixing the time of holding
the election for Governor, Secretary of State Auditor
of Public Accounts, State Treasurer. Attorney Gener
al, Members of the Legislature, and Representatives
in Congress which law sall provide that said election
fcers are elected.
SEC ,. That the Secretary of State shall give pub
lie notice of the foregoing amendment, at least six
months previous to the next general election, accor
ding to the provisions of the Constitution.
SEC 3. That it shall he the duty of the several Of
cers holding the next general election, to ask the
qualified voters, they present their tickets, whether
they are for against tie amendment, and the
al clerks shall make record thereof the may
be, and the shall be returned by the Secretary Of
State in time and manner now prescribed by law.
Approved March 8, 1850.
Jackson, Miss, April y, l85l-l427t
EstTays--EOwndes County. Mississippi.
/ V'AKEN up by G.. Harston, one dark browu$7\ -,
| Mare, ID years old, rghl eye out. Apprais- LC2A
cd to $50.
TAKEN pp by R. J. Fedrick, roane Horse 10 years
old. Appraised TO $50.
TAKEN up by Samuel Person, one small roane
Horse feet high white spots made by the collar. Ap
praised to $50.
March Is, 1851 7:3t VIM BAKER, R. L. c.
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The Fine steamer, Hewitt,

Notice.
To all persons interested IN the estate of Locky Wood de-
ceased
NOU are hereby notified that pursuant to an order
| of the Probate Court of Lowndes county, Mssis-
sppi WILL as guardian of said decedent at the April
Term 1851 of said court, present my final account for
settlement
JAMES DAVIS,
March 8, 1851. 6:3t Guardian for Lochy Wood
COD LIVER OIL. RusIITox & Co.. for sale by
Z Columbus, Feb s, 1851. ]. BLAIR
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BLAIR's DRUG STORE.

MURRAY & DABNEY, Comp'ts Solicitors.
March s, 1851. 6:5t Printers fee ST. 80
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REHABILITATION.
w ligs.
Begin Right.
Democrat

There is vacancy of five in Massachusetts.
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GEORGE G.. MOORE.
Auction and Commission MGrcil:En

Corner Of MIN and Military STREETS. Near ne Court Ios
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI
Refer to Messrs Cozart, HUMPHREYS a. Bildps; z.
Eggleston; Q. II. Mlcan; \. II. Jordan. Columbr
Col. Geo. H. Young; w. L. c. Gerdine, Waverly
January %. 1851. Tx
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NORTHUMBERLAND GIVEN. accord.

Y ing to law t. all persons having claims against JOhS
BOMAN late Of the City of Brooklyn, knss County. de-
ceased that they required to exhibit the With the
vouchers thereof the subscriber at 29 Fulton street.
in the City Of Brooklyn aforesaid before the fifteenth
day of July xt-Dated January T. lSJl
n9S iayemFs JANE BOMAN. Admlnlstratrn
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CERTAIN CURE for CUTANEOUS

y CANCER-Per.ons afflicted WITH thls dsease, TOT
Any length o! time VIII be cured N few weeks or no
charge shall be made Patients shall not pay money on
AM account until cured 10 the entire satisfaction o one
ertwo medical men, designated by the patent and VINO
shall have seen the case before the commencement OF the
ns.msn, II also proposed that sum OF ifohl slVl
$3.50 be deposed IN any bai 20 he forfeited case the
cure should not take place the stated no provided ths
pe'nt be wlng deposit twice the sum- 70 be forfeited
watn the has taken place For parlc mars address
yle,er paid 20 box 3526 Post Office Ne"-forN
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CORNS. CORNS. CORNS and TOOTH

Y ACHE DROPS. = BUkKS CeiebTated Infh sNVt
and Tooth Ache Drops well Sn0wn can be procured at
sas principal Drug and CRennca stores namely ~
]. Mlhau Co 1888 Broadway Charles III. Ring, l99
Do. Thomas T. Green, 399 DO George Lee, tSJ d. IL l.
kierS'.d. :29 dc J. " BaSsel, 6l do } CoddnS-
ton rs do Chlloa 736 dc. John Dotd III 90 P,.ay
, Worcester s2i do Vim d. CrumSe. So2d Even NC
Iniyre, Sc DO VI Gulon. i27 Bowery corner 'rand
keo. Sand IS R,werv james Crumbe. cor OF FOURTH
!" aud Bo~ery VI Hayes 7o kuiton-st pFiiolpA Aseh'
m Bfokl.n ,.
Likewise IT al the PRINCIPAL stores throue aout tue Guy
And by the Proprietor, SIS Grand VI. ,,n.
Lsswse al a7C Broaixay the Central Depot for kelnn-
kes's liniaieAt si< I'M
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Hlc0iral.
PILES. UPHAM'S

LNOR THE PILES - DR.. UPHAM'S
Il ELECTVARY tan internal remedy IS certain cure
for that distressing and dangerous compa nj the Plies
For of the most astonishing cures on record see pam
phets be had gratis OF the proprietor once lso Bow
sry where the medlcne can be obrbed. Remember 1916
Bowerv doors Spring St also, AZ loo Chambers
o., and bv Mn. Hays us FUlton-st. Brooklyn.
lrlAIMNEh
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Urn Goods.

MEXICAN LINEN THREA D.
~ r. W FARNAM CO.'S LINEN THREAD,
of various coors numbersa superior article now
srryr from their extensive establishment Al CohoeS and
offered u robbers aud clothing houses at comparatively
INV Prices 10 introduce H.
Sole agency IN the United states
MARCUS SPRING, No 81 Exchange-placs.
AT cwMW&E.
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millinern.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ROGERS,

NALL MIbLINE cry Mrs. ROGERS,
4 No 2g3 9Th av near 2jth-st has now hani for
public the choices French nneTy Fan Dds.
bavire awaited herself of all the appliances her power to
render her esah tue # ar ion t. ades
IN really elegant aad cheap Hats the Ia
both rom private sales AMI public auction
upon the most advantageous ary1n-erfnts Mrs. X 1t
eCs SPECIAL attention 20 the numerous ST les ch she =
now making up. speaking thor recommendations ~
bearlug the Inpress ofnirsc exceenccDr lutlj ap-
pearsnce IN effect attracting large assortment 81
French Ribbons Feal heIs Flowers &c IN every and
shade. stamp pattern
B-As supply large Millinery stores, We have ia
clles h.ch few possess of sehng goods ~ eK
rene{y low rates and al ask the favor Of call, s.
certain our pTices. and Examine our stock
Mrs NJ ROGERS. No. 800 gh-ay.,
90 Gts neas 18th S. Ne~ YORK.
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IN issuance of an order OF the
Surrogate Of the County Of notice IS herey
ANDERSON late Of the City Of New-Yors, BAKER, &C.
ceased present the with vouchers tneIto ~ re
sufScrer az his Store No AGO Grandsreet. ID tle CITY
Of New York. before e twenty Cay OF u
ar nert-Daiec New York, the I'D day Of July eol
vas lawemFs NATHAN RAfNOR, AdminetTatof'
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SUPREME COURT-LEvI S. CHAT.

SFIEID Attorney General Of the State Of New YOrs
against THE PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS AND COM
PANY OF THE CANAL BANK Oh ALLAN In
pursuance OF ~ order Of the Supreme Court Of the State Of
New York made on the tentyelghth day Of MAY lSoO
the undersigned Receiver Of the Canal Ban' Of Abany
hereby gives NOTICE 10 the holders Of the outstanding crcu-
ainc notes 0r bulls Of the sud Canal Bank and 70 the per-
holding the certificates BY the undersigned rs
such Receiver the balance remaining unpaid on notes or
bills receiving the first dividend of sixty
per th required 70 present the sd notes or
bills and cerrcaie for PAYMENT the said Receiver al ms
Office IN the CITY Of Albany within years from The late
NJ tins notice or IN default thereof that tney VIII De precIued
from the benefit the fund provided for the payment Of the
said notes or bills and certificates aAd from all clam nv
reason II holding the same and - the sid lhd s pe
ds,>ed Of gnder the direction Of the said Court for the
buedt Of tie other creditors Of the SAID Canal Bank
sCeh manner as nav be hereafter determined for Ihs
rTea,er csnvenerce Of those holding the sad bills and
tcaes the Receiver has made arrangements b Ych the
VIII also Re pad On preseniaon to the Conne!cln
Bank IN this cl:y-Albany, June !, 1850 .
Ie1 i7w9vg ANDREW WHITE. Receiver.
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DISEASE OF THE LUNGS.-Dr. j.

DJEkNINGS'S PICTORIAL, composed oi Wild Cher
~ LcoTcr and Iceland loss VIII cure coughs colds
ahma sprng of blood Group, wh9Opmg cough, bronchitis
pans IN the breast icu ty of Seath'ng, aud consumption
The frequent aud continued solicitations of great number
patients who attribute their esoraticnt To health To TINS
preparation when all others had failed and great desire
10 relieve Suffering humanity more extensively have pre-
vailed and he places has specific before the Suffering
pubic hoping aud believing that all who use II VIII be hap
pills disappointed Its wonderful curative ELECTS To 10
had thsropetor Ne ASS Hudson Csrner OF Grove
the respectable drug stores AID OF WILL M
q DuNHANI. No. at Broadway. n \. OS lmMW&F
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Of

III DLIN -ND-'fI-' 7 Il VI ~
Il TICE, No. Nassau st-N9tice . hereoy gwen %
tbs ,ea,,Tes ard next Of KIN II CHARLES MATTHEWS,
late II the CITY OF NewYork ,ak dealer deceased and
who alleged 10 saye died ntestae that shan apply 70
e Surrogate OF the County Of New York for letters Of
ADMINISTRATION upon ii the said nesate 90 the
2r ia, of October next, al 10 o'clock Ia the ofenoOn-
Dated N.w-IoTs Sep. ~ 1881.
JAMES S. THAYER Pgb-c Administrator.
sle 2nV4wTuAF
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CORPORATION Notirrs.

EORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc
y notice hereby gwen. that sale OF Property Tor
UNPAID TAXES Of the year lGi9 wul take place NJ pun
lie Auction "a, Satndav the fifteenth DAY OF Nov, 1901,
nj u clock noon al the City Hall and be continued ifoi
ay 70 day nnt whole of sad property shai be soid
and lat The detailed statement OF the taxes ana properly 10
be sold Is published IN The Morning Courier and Nec- YORK.
Enquirer daily newspaper printed aud published III ma
CIV OF New Y0rk-Controlof's Once. Aug d. 1871. , -
au16lamllHEr. IOSEPH Il. IAYLOR. ConiIolltr
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NOTICE.-ESTATE OF NATHAN

NOTICE.-ESTATE OF NATHAN
l VDUNN. late of Philadelphia. edo NATHAN
Dunn Jr. YOu hereby notified that. Executors
aud Trustees under the VIII of Nathan Dunn deceased,
We have settled the Office Of the Register Of Wills for the
CITY md County Of Phade pha, the State OF Pennsylya
ma three several accounts u the estate OF the said Nathan
uun deceased and DISTRIBUTED the balances therof
rCr ees # the Orphans Court Of the sad County and
that We are about settle fourth account and you are
further notified 70 present your cla any you have 10
any rarr nf the sad estate settlement 10 Us Erecn
tor and Trustees on VI before the Isl jay Of October d.
1851 FREDERIC bhOWN,
v + corner Of Fifth and Chestnut SITS.
ISAAC COLLINS. 10 EIihert-st.. Philadelphia,
Executors and Trustees of Nathan Dunn, deceased
OLE iawiyE
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COURT-ln the matter OF
~ the Application of the Mayor Aldermen and Con
meralty ofthe City Of NewY0rk, relative To the OPEN
ING OF FIFTY NINTH ST. from 10th av, 70 the point
where 39th-st intersects the 8thay and Broawy
Notice hereby that the costs. charges ana Us
hurseuepts incurred by of the proceedings N me
above emit matter VIII be taxed by the Honorable John
Edmonds, of the Justices Of tins Court or III case
Of his absence hy one of the other justices of the sand
Court az the Supreme Court Chambers IN the City Han OF
the City u New York. Tuesday. the 2lSt dA oi Octo-
ber 1851 VI oc'oc, in the forenoon
CHARLES 5. WESCOTT,
LAWRENCE ODELL, commissioners
HENRY BEEkMAN, ~
UrNRy r DAVIES. Attuney OitOZl
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apTTJNERY and DRFSSMAKING.-

NE IIIII-N LII dTU DIl Il'1'l- VI 4 N = VI
WI f. DAILON & + MACAULEY beg leave most
Respectfully INFORM Their friends and the ladies OF New
York IN general that THU hSDAY, the ON INST, they
will oren their Fall style Of Millinery AT their W1rs-roon
No so Prince southeast corner IL Broad~av Iney
would also say they will pay strc attention = the
making OF dresses IN all tie styles ad accprdn 10
the most fashionable patterns and they nope by strict at
tenton and constant application 10 business 10 merit
share of that patronage literally hestowe by the public
% 2t+
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ROARD.-A Family, or a few Single
NJ Gentlemen. can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms aud Bead at No % 2othst., ith-av Ref
er.,ceS exchanged $50 lms
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS and

OsUpPTIES No New City Hall TO BUILDERS.
Seal, proposas will be sed at the Office Of the Com
missioner of Espairs and Supplies unlI MONDAY, Ocfo-
Der h at y O'Clock Nj winch time they VIII De pun
III, onsned for making alterations and enlargement TO
The house of Hook and Ladder COMPANY No T. Ia l26'h-
Mason and Carpenipr work separately plan and spe-
cIfcaon OF the work required and al Information IN re
gard thereto can be hal al the Office Of the
If Kruars 10 the Public Buildings. No 10 Elizabeth 81
plank estimates will be furnished ri either once.
NB-The Comms sioner reserves the night OF Teiecuns
all or any the estimates If deemed Tor me OF VIC
Corporation ~ VI. ~ c -
oil
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MEDICAL NOTlCE.-MRs. LA

I'VE MOTHE the best ClaiyOyant now living ioI the
treatment VI all diseases be consulted dsly from ~ 10
under the erection of Or b J. la Moihe ihs' she IS
the best Casyoysn car he fully proved from the cstrao
dnary crres of al kinds she has performed once NO li
corner OF Macdougs and Analysts. French, English and
Snaolsh snos.n % lms
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geOAhD.-Twoo or three Gentlemen, and
J a Gentleman and ms Wife can be accommodated
with Board private family Apply at No. 81 Aen.st
Reference required. $40 I'm
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II PANY-Only Through Line for CALIFORNIA ana
OREGON VIA HAVANA and CHAGRES Fare Re
duced ON SATURDAY, Oct II at > oG,ock r ~ VI ..
The SPLENDID steamship EMPIRE CITY. 200 tuas
hnrd,p1 Tanner Commander. will sal on SATU kDAl
Ot NJ precisely al o'clock p NJ from her per al ne lgD'
~ Warrsn 81 Nerth River with the Government MAs'
for CHAGRES. .. .,,.,aS
Chagres transferred az Havana 70 the sehH
dor lie encue steamship FALCON; - 49,,
passeurers leaving IN the EMPIRE CITY VII co1ns.'
x.,b the / Mail steamship OREGON, 10 SAL lmhesil-
s,siy On the arrival Of the passengers and mails No us
lertion AZ Panama -, .,s.L =. o,at No
NJ Ws.t.st corner WarTen-s. " -
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~ TED SOAP is the only reliable article for curing
Tan Pmples Freckles. Sunbun EIuptOas, Fleshworms,
and all SKIN determines Beware OF countereits and buy
only al DR. FELIX GOuRAUDS established LabOra-
tory. 81 Walker-st., near Broadway CALENDER, 80
ten-ss Bas,on soft
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DOARD-For Families or Single Cen
tlem.D at a reduction from down town prices First
class house. fitted up large ample rooms and prlors
Kip Browns and BleeckeTst stages pass every mn
u'es. Apply al No 633 Hudson-st or IN y. r No. l5o
Il. adNay room No O. Terms satisfactory QueS. good
INNS. $50 lns
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DOARD.-FourOr five boarders can be
I'D accommodated with pleasant rooms at No II Varck-
A. rear 81 John's psrk s9 I'M
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Boarding.

DOARD.-A Gentleman and Lady can
i Die accommodated with Board and desirable apart
ents on ne second third floor, by applying at No go
-. Proodyvay uG fws