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All the numbers sold separately. For a single
number, 81; and larger quantity of any single No
al the rates as above. 1snT
All orders for single numbers, or moro, will be
promptly filled on the receipt Of the money. The
whole can be sent without danger of injury, by the
expresses, to any part Of the country,
8Y- Any Bookseller Postmaster, Librarian, or any
other person. may obtain subscribers, and his orders
will be filled when the money is received. ~
Advertisements which concern the Fine Arts, in
every department, will be admitted the cover in
the style OF the European Journals, the following
terms
For one square (of eight lincs) once, 81
Fora square for one year, 10
corresponding reduction for larger space.
Cards Of Artists and Others (of half square, for
inc year,
N B.--Au orders and business communications
may be addressed (post paiD TO Brady, D'Avguon
4 Co., 205 Broadway, New York.
Subscription lists opened at all the principal
Bookstores throughout the United States.
THE EDITORS.
Taylor and Maury and Franck Taylor, Agents FOR
Washington
NEW YoRx. Jan. l, 1850
ON CONSIGNMENT Oak Tanned Russell
" BROG.4.NS.--l, 900 pair Oak Tanned Russell
Brogans, a prime article Of Southern Manufac-
ture. For sale by r. A. PRINGLE, g.
Erru No 30, East Bay street..
July l6, l650-d4m "h.rlesten, S, G
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FOR THE SPRINGS.

FOR THE SPRINGS.
7 AIDES retiring to the springs country, will
j find at PARKER'S, just opening, fresh
supply Of Toilette Articles, such as very superior
BAYRUM COLOGNE, IN bottles and on draught,
EAU LUSTRAL, OK MARROW, DEN'TI-
FRICE, &C., COMB. HAIR, TOOTH. and NAIL
BRUSHES, at
.rr PARKER s
Fancy Comb and Ps,tumery Store,
aug. b, Penn. Az. near National Hotel
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To southern Gentlemen or Literary In-
situations

A young. man, graduate Of 81. Mary's Col
IA lege, Baltimore, wishes to obtain as ituatio,
az Assistant in an Academy, or Private Tutor
Greek, Latin, French, Natural Philosophy, Che.
mstry, Mathematics and English Literature !.
The highest testimonials as to character and quai;-
hcntions can be produced. Address, post-pai<..
OK Y. Post Office. Baltimore, Md.
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STEELE'S FASHIONABLE HAT
HOUSE. $50

- THE SUBSCRIBER establish
ment being one Of the most extensive
and fashionable retail HAT HOUSES
Din Charleston, the public may depend
on finding there superior az. ortment Of all the
latest STYLES Of Hats for this fall. Fine French
Moleskirn and Beaver Hats, with extensive
variety Of fine black, and blue cloth Caps for gen
tlemens, youths, md children.
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
Planters can be supplied with Hats and Caps
for plantation and house servants. Black, white,
pearl. and drab waterproof Wool Hats with good
hair and coarse cloth Caps.
w. STEELE,
Fashionable Halter, 23l King, opposite Hazel
street, Charleston, IL
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woRTHINGToN q. sNETHEE.
Formerly Solicitor ef the General Land one,

= HrrVRNEf MD COUNsELL0R AT LAW.
Continues to practice in the Supreme Court N
the United States, in the Courts If the District or
Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, to prosecuts
claims Of all kinds against the United States, eile
Their before Congress or any of The Executive De-
partments, and to procure letters patent for nven-
TONS Business con6ded to his care, will be
promptly attended to. i ~n N.
N y. Particular attention paid to the proseca-
ton of claims before the Brazilian Commission
now sitting in Washington
WASHINGTON CRY, ID. c. july IL 1asO 4i's
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y A. PRINGLE, No. 30, East Bay street.
LIZ Charleston, South Carolina.--lmporter Of
French CALF SKINS Manufacturers Aren't
and Dealer in BRoc.aSs, BOOTS and SHOES;
Advances made on consignment of Brornns q,
Manufacture. Parties wishing to con-
sgn' viii send samples of their make, und on re-
ceipt of their consignment, liberal cash advance
VIII be made. Information promptly impaired,
as to the style, but adapted to the trade. n =
Charleston, S. c., July Is, I85O.-dJy
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Ttusb;ucfO,,. .I,s,,e 4. 1850

copy Of the correspondence which has passed be-
tween this Department and the National Institute for
tho Promotion Of Science respecting the organization
OF committee to constitute the central authority
aured by the regulations Of the Royal Commission
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MEETING or THE CENTRAL CoMMirTEE FoR THE UNI
yT TED sTATEs- lF-t 5IJ

VITA TED STATES irN
Co.,, r.,,.r.;.
rursant 70 me NORGE Eiven, INC s.s,..s - ~
ee mete q the roons "a the Nsuo<A' ~ ~. -. =.
rAtsnf Once, ON Thursday evening" Inc Ion ''''~-
~ 20 ociock. a., ~. ~ p-.,..x.~ ~ :,
he meeting was called 10 ofue' " To-, - ~ ~
Yer y. Sonnsoa, % whose mo'ion 20" S,.ah. ~s
~ ~, ss' ssa ~ 'rs snu -NaN' y
cnoeen oecfosaIy u INC mcet'hS
| This Temporary organization having been ELECTED
the committee proceeded 70 organize permanently ~
the appointments Of ihe Hon. Willard Fillmore, Vice
President OF the United States, Chairman, and Pros
w alter II, Joh0sop Secretary " M = s.s
At the the request OF the Chairman, (Col. Force
the following papers were read by Prof Johnson in
explanation Of the appointment and duties Of The
committee i, .,
STATE DEPARTMENT,
~ .li saNf6 WAsHIN0roN, May n, iooV.
10 fbe Prcsidsnf Of the National institute AZ.
. for the Promotion of Science
SIR: have the honor herewith TO transmit CO..
pies OF correypondence which has taken place be-
tween the Minister Plenipotentiary Of her Majesty
Inc queen o. Urea, britain ana TINS feia
IN London in lie wear Is5i
From the circular OF lie Roval Commissioners Of
Great Britain hereto annexed il will be observed that
all objects intended 70 he introduced from foreign
countries and entered for that Exhibition are required
10 have been first submitted to and approved BY cam
tral authority or commission 81 the country from
% Iocoenl1so as csntrds cutn3'sy exceP. s"en q
sts nave oeen % csrnhed Oy the Government o. Inc
county wr - . wnicn !. enis.s,
i, he Ia.s ...ca - ,.,' Iii :. ;J.
that recoon;xed avthor;ty should m
nd IN ,,n,i the ;mnress;nn that ~
National Institute Ia vnc hssn reeariy
bv act or Copgre.s and Rciny ba6;tnalv eoyaved in
matters n.rt.9;nv H IN ~ ana r. ~.
nroncy bodv sr tsL;nv tha o,,st;vs IN east;tut;n~
such 4 central autboritv.
therefore bep ia " II submit n s t;or
tho ;nterrsns md nSor,s nj subject h,h h.. Leo,
distinguished E,vov ~ her M.ie.tv,s Gov ernuent
and 10 rconsst such action ~ sm~yesi;,. "a nav s.,
nec.s,. ~ in order that The na,raI nrodncon. ths
;nyen,,ity nd,strv abd arts 81 the limited States
ma he fpliv and :nitablv rcpresented N, the tr.t
M occa sion herein referred tto. I'll I
Ishave the honor "a he vcrv respectfuIlv vo,,rs9 AZ
b a71r,'r ! ~~"'T 33rJdHN M CI,Ay.r(lN y
Th;s co,,,urc.t;,,, ,x,a. l.;d h,C,ra tbo Nat;o,.
i,st;trte ord IL X refa--od = : .oiact c,,r,,t,aa
.h;nh hr&,.It 2r,v, - ~ cs,i-x";s~ - y =
! 800 's"s 80. ~ . ~. wy .oo".
Report Of The Committee II The National Institute:
The special committee, to which was refevred
tho communication from, Tho Hon Jobn M (yov
ton Secretary n Stata relative n The Formation
~ a,,tri y,,th o;t H. t-.,,s,,;,,, ~a;rIss -
~. ia. Tsh:h!.;.n. -. hs,s 70 10, ~
,os, - ~ su Az A- :"
re son,m;stes "s ,r;ih ~
&c ,hs snh;.ct c,,i ~ M In.t;,,,s havs
sr0 49, oud as'a,.;o "a'0
M " :. .o'' au1
~ ~ qi:,, W -. w anu
no pest eodeavors 10 procure ior them the oppor-
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THE SENATE IN FIGURES.

House Of Representatives..
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LEONARD SCOTT Il CO.
10 Fulton Street, New York.
e. Entrance "a Gold-st. Jan. a.
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Democratic majority in the 3lst Congress
Wing majority in the Both Congress
Democratic gain y
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Actual Democratic majority
Free and Stare State Classification.
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ssasn had to p.y up pretty largely and their line was

bsshs had TO psy up pretty largely and their line
eonsdsrsby reduced In the Of the fact that the
loans 10 directors Individually increased last quarter
while to all others there decrease there Is founda
tion for the inference that in the regular of loans
directors Interested with other parties have been equally
well taken Of There doubt but that the direo
'ors take very good Of themselves They have the
power to do So and hardly think they can be much
blamed for looking out for their interests but they
are to be condemned for the sudden oontracons and
pansions they produce in the money nsrket-for the
efforts they make to induce the commercial classes to ex
tend their credt-for the facilities they furnish for spe-
for the rapid imitation brought about IN prices
for property Of all kinds with other view but
TO declare large dividends and at the proper produce
panic in the markets, by which those who have pre-
pared themselves for the movement can make invest
ents upon more favorable terms either in stock secur
ties real estate or other species Of property The drec
tors Of the banks In this city are, probably Glass;
greater epecuators in the stock and produce markets
than any other 1t Is almost thing with them;
and they have to act In concert they form powerful
body for good for evil. When they come into the
market purchasers all they have to do is to contract
the line of discounts; and when they forward
sellers they have only to loan other peoples money be
rally for few weeks to put prices up to the desired
points, to enable them to realize enormous profits
The ren trade Of Glasgow has this year been parcu
each OF the past two years, we're as annexed
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LfQt OR
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ILLUSTRATED OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF TUE
u Worlds Fsir.-EyANS BkirTAN, eT Brcsdwsy,
have received afev csTs % this valuable and ony com
Iltte record of the GrasF Inhibition. In large eyo
youmts, prousely ILLUSTRATED. All the new Books NOVELS
&c, for sale az coon as published
lust PUBLISHED, sECOND EDITION., eN m
cause Of Natural Death Death nom Oid Aee, &C.
veioring ard eer.ib nethcd rreyentms the eon-
solidaton ossHcaten the boay, arteries 90 ase OF
thus indefinitely prclouFag va,rc. ssne az
health SHOWING hos 10 hep youns &c, &c ana ~
ing psrturiton easier sfer by Homer Bessvet D.
practising Physician and surFson-Ihe above 10 NE
Gtls IN Ahls oririnsi and valuable book, and jnanQ
from the catering notices which hse received non ne
rres M " he By every no wishes 70 prolong he
Ife psrlor book (rot medically hut intepted nv
he masses especially ladies' otsnd yeyns Icr sale 81 Ne
Price 10 sente.
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On Wednesday, November 8, JOHN MORAN at Williams
burg Of consumption aged 81 years months aud days
Henry shaw, 207 South First street, this day, at
o'clock His friends scIUaintances and also those
o. MS brother inlaw are respectfully invited 20 attend
On Thursday morning, November 9. Of dropsy on the
brain Albert 0oDEs, only child Of Albert II. and Anne
The friends the family rlso the members of Empire
Lodge No o. L. o. Of y, respectfully invited to
attend HIS funeral fr, the residence Of his parents No
SO chrystie street, this day at O'Clock PM Ills
mains will BE- taken to Gresnsood
On Thursday, November at the residence Of his
Gle, Thomas w Rowden, 81 Divison street, WILLIAM d.
RoHARps, after long aud painful illness aged ~ years
His funeral will take place this after noon, at o'clock
His friends and those Of his unse invited to attend
On Thursday, November OF Group, Man. Louisa, In
FAINT daughter Of Lucy and John Anderson Jr aged
year, menths and rs days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from No. 20 Avenue D.
The fairsst flower. In all its bloom,
Must soon lie withsred in the tomb
On Wednesday, November o. Of spasms, CHARLorTE
rinsAs LARGE only daughter Of Henry an Anne Large
The friends and acqusntsnces Of tn. family are re.
spectully invited TO attend the funeral IRON her late
residence 10th street and Eleventh avenue thi day
. On "wednesday evening, Novenssri5 s, M,Rv ossoAS,
Formerly Mary Beyedj wife Of Cora Osborn, aged 70
years
Her rem airs will BE- taken n Greenwood Cemetery for
interment Funeral st 10 o'clock Saturday morning
ION the residence OF her aunt, Mrs Middleton, Ill
On November g. M.EY PORTER, Wits Of william A. Por-
ter, aged 25 years and mouths.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem
ters of Hermitage Lodge. leo o. Of o. f. respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from her late residence No 800 Broome street
without further invitstion.
In Brooklyn, November Of typhoid fever, HARsItr
NJ daughter Of the late John b. csrmsn in the 23d year
Ct her age.
The rier ds and acquaintance Of the family are n.
rpecuulJ invited to attend her funeral this day at
o'clock NJ, from b-T late residence, Iol High street
Brooklyn.
ON November Mrs Boss in the soth year Of her age
Her friends and those Of Mrs. Conrad are requested
20 attend her funeral this day at Report New Jersey
ut O'Clock The steamboat Wilson Small will leave I'd,
foot Of Chambers street, at 10 o'clock.
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On Wednesday, November s, at Middle Haddsm Con-
necticut, by the Rev Mr. Wright, Mr. W. Il. 0vISGros,
Of Brooklyn, to Mrs ii. DAKr, daughter Of Joseph
Dart, Esq, Of the former place.
On Wednesday afternoon, November g. by the Rev. A.
A. Wood, Mr.. JONI Foam, Of Newark New Jersey, to
CHARLoTTE daughter Of Benjamin Laird Esq, Of this
city.
On November 8, by the Rev. Or. Neale Of BOSTON,
GEoReE HESRy, eldest son Of Edward Hughes Esq, TO
GkAcs AM eldest daughter Of James Plumb, Esq all
OF this city
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Total tens

Total tens se2 Total tons 3eZosl
The Shipments Of pig iron in September show falling
off compared with previous months but an excess CON-
pared with the corresponding month in 1850 This de-
attributed to the scarcity Of vessels there
was, throughout the month, large quantity Of iron
waiting shipment to foreign markets.
The annexed statement exhibits the shipments Of pig
iron rcm Glasgow and Liverpool to New York, in each
month to the LIST Of October in each OF the past two
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CLOTHING.

CAsI orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or Gentlemen desrous Of converting their c.st
81 clothing furniture. &c. into cash. receive fair
rsue for The ssrnc ~ sending cr subserber at his rs
tence, thrSush the Post Ofce. Iies attended
Dusseldorf. l.. NJ DUssELD0RF, rs Eim street.
CAsT orr CLOTHING : WANTED ro PURCHASE
sbeut two thcvssnd dollars worth Of ssod Left Of
Jlcthing in large or small quantities. for wki the full
vh will be gwen In current money ensppNcaucp either
sr through BOT James Mcrepey AZ his STORE
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SHIPMENTS OF Pic mos TO New YoRK.

Notwithstandng the large Importation OF pig iron .,
stated above the stock in this city s now less than it
has been at any time within the past five years The
consumption throughout the United states has been
unusually large. Prices, it Is true have ruled low,
which may have added largely to the demand; bu. in
Consequence Of the inactivity of producer,
greater portion Of the supply required has been derived
from foreign manufacturers.
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HOTELS.

IRVING HOTEL, WASHINGTON CITY CORNER OF
Pennsyivanis sveoue and Twelfth strse.,rhis esta
hse since the last been greatly enlarged
and improved BY the addition Of entirely new. spacious
and ELEGANT dining saloon for ladies' esther sso for GENTLE
and several convenient parl0rs and sleeping
rooms, making altogether desirable addition to the
former convenenees Of the house. and the proprietor
couraged the constantly increasing patronage he has hsd
the happiness TO receive, mOst respectfully asks its con
Washington, Nov. s. 1881.
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hDvERllsEMEAYs RENEWED EVERY DAY.


LOST. &c.
n OsT-YEsTERDAY AFTERNOON, BETwEEDA AND
IL Oelook, in Of the Broadway and South Ferry
Bsase Lady Gold Watch. 9th Cbsin Pencil and Loeket
sttachtd The finder will be literally rewarded By leaving
10 with J. n JOHNSON, at III William street.
4 esT OR sroLEN-Two NOTES NOS 5,s AND Sla
IL the former dated serte Der 49, 1851 six nsnths for
f250 16 and the lster October 1851 for sT6
% both drawn 10 order All persons cautioned
against receiving the came.
LsGGETT d BROTHERS. sOI Pearl street.
4 osT-oN WEDNESDAY EVENING. Attic BROAD.
y1hstr tscfs 81 Hair Bracelet With plain g,d
tlatr memento from relative Tbs infer viii be
literally rewarded By leaving IL With william z. Bishop,
1s6 Broadway.
COO REWARD Stolen FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
NO on the 9th inst heavy oased Patent Lever Celia
Watch. plain dial Harold Co. makerg the number nos
known 90 the inside o. The the wor5sM Ke,e
scratched with pin Attached Geld Chain plain
Inks with RED Cornelisn Heiit and little Shoe attached
TIE above reward viii be paid v The subsrber for the
every Of the same. THOMAS JUDGE,
25i Eighth avenue, corner Of Twenty second street
ravnbrokes and others requested to STOP II offered
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. SC.


EOR sALE-A SUPERIOR AND STYLISH PAIR OF
Horeee, enc beautiful dapple grey, tbs OF CT tine
sorre 70 hands high fast t,svellers well broke s ey O.
To be seen At Mr. Y. Joness Kidinr hcsdemy No. lT
and lSs Mercer street. To be sold the leaves yr
Europe.
EoR sALE-A STYLISH. BRIGHT BAY HORSE. l5k
hands high fast svpevor der the saddle and before
vsscn. Apply 70 THOMAS at Lewis stables Seventeenth
street sad Fourth avenue.
EoR sALE-A SECONDHAND PHYSICIANS clio.
nesriy new. Apply AZ 9s Brsadwsy.
EoR sALE.-A GOOD COMFORTABLE ANB sUBsTAN
ual Rockavay order; seats four
VII be sold cheap application 10 tynchs stable, No
sEAa Twenty. nyst street.
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DARTEER-rH E ADvERrfsER WITH A CASH
'sritsl ., ti is en- seus 70 become an se.iye psrt
ner resreeabc business already ests bshed and pay
profits Rest given and required Please
address beg 2f74 Post once.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

nIes0LUTIoN OF Co-rARTNERsHIP.-THE PART
nership heretofore existing between 0corse Aksr nan
and Ihoma Ormsby under the firm Of Akarmsn Ormsby
this Gay dissolved by mutual consent The shss o. the
late firm will be settled BY Thomas Or nsby who will con-
meriy. at i02 Nassau strset corner Of Ann. $50
New rork, Nov. g. 1851 fmoHxs oRKsBY.
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INSTRUCTION..

SPANIsH LANGUAGE PRACTICAL AND THO
iator Of Spanish LANGUAGE. having foF hours Olsen
,,ged will ae then In giving lessons al his oce orn
NV rart a. the ct and viii also make trsnssous with
correctness and punctua address NO zDeJ street. Two
doors nom Broadway. ehioe nhI@ ser v
ERTECH LANGUAGE.-MUTUAJ 81 sFEN-FRENCH-
men snd Americans seated side by side; WIN VIC
explanations ofthe Professor, Leads V undOubted s
date success Conversation AND Evening" olases every
ovtning, from 70 o. Apply at 6So Broadway.
INSTRUCTION in WAX FLOWERS This ELEGANT
and beautiful art which closely resembles nature Ia tho
exquisite and decats tnts be taught BY .ady
in air lessons moderate terms whore specinsn
be seen. AdtresQ once Of this paper All sOmmsai
cations will be attended TO.
GoVb..r ESs.-A LADY rs DESTROYS OF MEETING
- With situation Govoraeee in zen n muy.
echt Oh her acquire music singing daving In
brsnehes Of English education. Address S. Office Of
this pap,r The most satisfactory testimonials can be Of
fer,d.
4 Aw INsTITUTg-To THE BENCH AND THE BAR
IL Gentlemen who may be DESTROYS TO advance legal
science by readings lectures during he ensuing season
number Of readings lectures TO the subscriber BY u.
h instant TO he submitted 70 the officers Of the Law in,ti
tute. JOHN ANTH0N, Vice President Law Institute.
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN PKNMANsHIP.-NR.
GOLDSMITH, Of 2p Broadway, has reduced his terms
for psivste lessons from SIS 20 SO the oo~rs THE
rare opportunity and should be embraced BY all who desire
to write good hsnd Mr.. &c rooms spacious and adj
nirsbiy adapted for the convenience Of the pupil
XUANTID-A YOUNG FRENCH oEsrLEnAN OF
superior education, and who give the highest re-
fescnces wishes 10 make arrangement whereby he
could teach the French Language In some college, or
g learning and practising the English language Address
t. Il. r.. ofos OF this paper.
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THE MILITARY.

ukDEPkkpkkr HERALD GUARD, ATTENTION -
Nouos.Ihsrs .i = usssiDs and drill Of the above
company ~ Central Hail. of Grand and Centre
Plsce ON Thursdsy evening November 6 1884, ct half
O'clock ny order Of WIN. X. MARSHALL, Chairman.
PunctuA attendance every member
Of importance will be transacted There will also
On election for officers
LIVER GUARD ATTENrION-A REGULAR MEETING
II Of the company viii be held az Head Qasrters ChAs
Kpps Of Charles aud Hudsontreets,
dav al three o'clock, M for the purpose OF eectng
ofhcsrs Persons desrous TO accompany this
an order
Of WALLY MASON, C,mmAId ant-
@. W. j. SHERWOOD.
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Birth.
On Wednesday, November 8, the wife Of Thomas p
Ashton, Brooklyn, of a daughter.
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,TOILEr vINEcAR, INVENTED AND PREPAREp

nR. KELLINGIRB SUCCESS HAS ARISEN FROM
~ free Of tho oils OF merit, industry, cvility
nSud. shsm WORK Sr nsnss1ss f. .SS Only true
obtain friends Buy and for them and long
er, travelling and brokers 10 general who have
routes established. gill do we'll 70 call on Dr. Ut
their call Doc See aiver
sements In the Spirit Of the Times
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DRY GOODS, &c.

a CARD TO THE LADIea-MAD. LAvsNE = GO.
"A opened their Paris millinery on Monday SspssnssS
2h their store No. spring street. third block wese
Broadway Mad wishes TO inform she ladies thai she
goes cut to Paris every and selects the
choicest That 70 be haA ana invite
che ladies GALL and examine for themselves fog they have
that to be found in other
store in this city and at prices surps:snsy low n b.
Miners supplied with bonlets and country mer
csnts supplied BY Also all kinds Of straws cleaned
and altered.
MISS Il. BATEMAN BEGs TO INFoRn HER
WI frep de and the public II York that she intends
opening her show rooms Thnrsday Nov ,3h comprising
French Mlr cry Coifeurs Ladies
saots Chi Dresses and hops by her
prompt attention to business to their future kind
patronage and support No 6l3 Broadway entrance in
Blocker street. French assistants.
TRAPHAGEN's VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE
Emporium 81 Canal, opposite Green street, New York;
where be found variety Of articles appertanng
ladies' and ohidrens wardrobes plain and embrodered
Also Cloaks Sacks, kantilas ViLettes, 49, &c Collars
Cuffs CbenetteR Ladies' rails made to order
at the shortet notice and the reasonable terms