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r. III. SKINKER, No. Is Pearl street. offer
E4e for eale-
ioo hhds New Orleans and West India Sugars
100 package Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
50 bbls Clarified do
100 hhds and tierces Wees India Molaases
$50 bags Coffee
100 packages Black and Green Teas
500 kegs Nails
SO bags Shot
800 boxes Adamanne and Tallow Candies
100 do Brown and Fancy Soaps
SO Nova Scotia Grindstones
lste sides good and damaged Sole Leather
1000 lbs coarse and fine Shoe Thread
80 aaafier add eighth casks Madeira, Sherry and
r Port Wines
Is halt and quarter pipes French Brandy, part very
SNl0e bbls old Rye Whiskey various brands
t5o tons English American and Swedes Iron, CON-
priaiag full assortment OF bars, hoops, band,
I'D and aheetiron
10 soas american Bstered and Cast Steel
$50 boxes Tin Plates, different sizes
Elect Tae. Wire, Copper. Zinc, Lead. &c.
AIeCe-Cotton Yarns Cotton Batting, Irvine,
tffieA, Bed Cords, Leading Lines Pepper, Ginger,
kasHeess, Alace, Pinento, Cloves, Copperas, Alum,
sisreh, Cizsrs, Backing Painted Buckets, Woodware
ffsa:sEss. .R.ssns, Almonds, Tanners Oil, Mackerel
ksrzis2s, Vinegar, Mustard, Pepper, ChocoIst-, Rice
Gait = ssss, Tar, Brazil Sugar, SC so 90
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TAESSOLUTiON.-T Co-partnership existing
~ between the subscribers, under the firm and style
OF MORRIS IL BROTHER, is dissolved by mutual
consent. The business OF ha firm will be closed by
A. MORRIS. vino has purchased the interest of the
junior partner, and is authorized TO use its in liz
quotations. A. MORRIS,
o. w. L. BAKER.
LIST October, 1851. oc4
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E1sHRE-P2OOF SA T e S.-We are receiving
n another supply Of the real SALAMANDER
FlRE-PR00F SAFES, which have been tested anc
Those who have valuable books and papers had bet
Ter look to il and be prepared in case of fire. We have
cafe at Cur store that stood the great fire in N. York
and saved large amount of money and the books OF
Measrs. Woolsey & Woolsey
au 80 FRY & McCANDLISH, Ag'ts
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1S.GaaAgg Stills wAaTED.-75.OO0

~ & AGA@a STILLS ,0oo
fourth the Let day of April June, August and De-
tober, 1852, eight leet long, with hewn face on
parallel sides, not ess than egh. iaehes wide to be
rot less than six nor more than eight inches thick
They must be bsrked and piled close to the track OF
the railroad at grade poins.
Sealed BIDS will be received at the Junction until
the Eth day Of January next, addressed the UNDER
signed and endorsed. Proposals tor cross ties.
Bidders request to state the points on he road
where they viii deliver, and also shAt amount Of
iteir bids viii be wed il the bends of the Compa
ny payable ia five years.
E. FONTAINE,
President
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aT-s PoAssAG TO PORTS.
.H3Es=s.ass@zzs- MOUTH AND NORFOLK--Change
Of Hours.-The swift and comfortable steamboat
CURTIS PECK, Captain John Davis, will on and
after this day, leave the wharf at Rockets every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday mornings at 81 o'clock
precisely. Returning, the Curtis Peck will leave
Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the
same hour.
Passage to Coke's & Grove Wharves. ..S 81 so
Do to Portsmouth and Norfolk .....2 90
Children under IL years OF age. half price
Servants to any point above the Grove wharf Il 90
Through. .......................i SO
ocS HASKINS & LIBBY
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I . EI Isss ED FLOORING.
- $4,000 feet Il inch Dressea Flooring
$4,000 do l do do do
1890 do II do Step Boards

25,9o0 do i do DO. DO
$4,000 do do do do
2,o00 do II do Step Boards
New landing from schrs. H. d. Leighton and CORN.
for sale from the wharf on accommodating terms
fei3-ts r. W WHITFIELD IL SON.
GAR. :. S. ROSES \ ERVOUS CORDIAL
~ great medical discovery for all nervous condi-
items of the systen-This preparation believed TO be
the only compound which reaches the nervous fluid,
and hence its great magical effect 10 curing almost
karacuousy nervous headache, tic dooreux or pam in
the lace neuralgia, nnmbuess. twchngs of the face or
muscles. Persons using this wonderful preparation are
7Hrprsed at its beneficial effects The voient uer.
kasdaoae is frequently cured in taking one dose
Thosssss testify TO its peculiar properties in al
laying s pains arising from of the sys-
tenn, by me use OF one bottle. Price only SO cents
Sold by K. R. DUVAL,
~ Is Under the American Hotel
VI ENTIsTIsg .s-G w JONES Dentist, iorm
Ep eriyot Brooklyn, New Y ors has opened rooms on
North side Main street, between 9Th and 10Th No. 2O4
ts prepared to perform Thorough aud durable work. IN
Eg Mineral teeth plate with without the artifi-
Cal sIns sustained by atmospheric pressure answering
s purpose otthe natural teeth not only ornaments
f the articulation OF language and the faastcatioa
al food. Also, all other operations connected with
tssnsstry. Refereaees--Drs Allen, Angel, Giddngs
sid Byrne Rev.d Drs. Stone BaIch and Cutler OF
Brooklyn, aud New York; Drs. Cunningham, Haxall
and Dsan OF Richmond. oel5-tt
HEENT:srEY. THOMAS H. EDMUNDS
ES Dentist, has removed 10 his new suite of rooms
Escond door above MIR. Boshers Hall on the same side
Persons wishing his services procure them in all
ne branches OF the profession. ia
SHOULDER BRACES,-A new atyIe of
~ Shoulder Braces Tor gentlemen. possessing adyan
tages OF strength and durability, and may be worn
with more comfort than Others in use
Also, Ma'shs Shoulder Braces Tor ladies' and chill
dren The benefit to be derived from these supports is
now generally admitted. Fers sale by
PURCELL. LADD & Co,
de Is IerupoietE Main
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HIRE, LIFE 81 MARINE INSURANCE.
n The Richmond Fire Association are now prepar-
ed 10 ssu policies of Insurance the above deserp
ton OF risks reasonable terms as any similar COM
pany and respectfully ask share OF the patronage of
the pub &c. Applications will be received at the Of
fee No. 223, corner Main and 9th streets. where the
officers will cheeruy furnish all information that may
be required. All losses promptly and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN H. BosHER, Secretary NOT
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FEsO pHf5ICtANS.-eF'lud Medicinal Extracts
a prepared by PURCELL, LADD & C0
Fluid Extract OF Sarsapara, official
lodde OF Sarsaparl!a containing the virtues OF oui
fofiicnal Extract and Iodine in oil its most eligi-
bic and popular compounds
Fluid Extract o. Buchu
Z" Parera Bravo
RRu ieaii
:" SIENNA
Vaerian, &C., &c.
These extracts combine in an eligible form, all the
valuable medica properties of the Drugs which tht y
represent, to the exclusion Of their inert and useless
constituents, and have met with approval from Physl-
clans here and in other sections OF the State during
some years past, in which we have been preparing
them.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Apoihecaries,
Emo 25 90 Main st., corner l4th.
HBUNDLEY, NORVELL s. JONES, GROs
FL GERS AND co omission MERCHANTS,
No. IA PEARL STREET, offer fer sale low for cash, or
to punetual customers
2s5 bags Rio and Laquira Coffee,
ITO do old Java and Mocha do.
"A hhds P. r. and New Orleans Sugar
IS hhds St. Croix Sugar,
IS hhds Cuba and Porto Rico Molasses,
IS bbls New Orleans Molasses
Is terces Stewards Syrup Molasses,
1876 bbls Clarified and GRADUATED Sugar,
IS boxes Tallow Candles,
IS boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
10 half pipes old F. Brandy,
80 demilohns superior Brandy, win. 1909
half pipes Jamaica Spirits,
% quarter casks superior Fort, Sherry and Ma
deira Wine,
A bbs Apple Brandy,
90 barrels old Whiskey, 184S,
l25 do Gibson's and other brands,
IS bbs and half bbs Mackerel,
IS do No. Shad,
60 kits Salmon and Mackerel,
800 kegs Nails
1900 lbs sole Leather,
80 dozen painted Buckets
IS bbs No. and 2 Herrings,
$50 bags Shot,
chests superior Tea,
40 half do. do.
500 reams Wrapping Paper,
IS 900 Principe and Havana Segars,
d boxes Maccaronl,
Powder, Lead lion, Steel, Window Glass; Bed-cords
Plough Lines, Irvine, bale Cotton cap and letter Pa
per- shoe Thread, Ginger, Spice, Pepper, chewing To-
bacco, smoking Tobacco Starch, &C., &c. au29
INAN HON A WIZ CON EL,f,rEIO
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de l6 RAGLAND & BROTHER.
10000 sad igeb s dts.ssS f1sI3,, Il
eoooo feet seasoned and inch Buttonwood, for
Is 900 feet seasoned inch Plank
10000 feet Susquehanna Boards
10000 iect Weatherboarding
10000 twelve inch cypress Shingles, For sale bv
le 20 R. WHITFIELD Il SON.
EAMEs WINSTON, COMMISSION MER-
2E CHANT, MARKET BRIDGE offers for SALE
100, 600 lbs. Todd's family Bacon
: 10000 lbs. Gates county do
10000 lbs. Western Bacon--lsose and in hhds
$50 kegs Lard and Butter
$50 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
$50 hhds., boxes and bbls. Porto Rico, Caba loaf
and clarified Sugars
IS hbds. Cuba Molasses
$50 bbls old and new Brandy. Whiskey, Ma
laga and Madepa Wine.
So hhls Vinegar
IL bbls Lard Oil
ESQ boxes adamantine and talow Candies
100 do 8xl0 and lo1l2 Glass
l0O kegs Nails
100 packages Pouchong. Imperial and aunpow.
der Teas
..o 500 bags best Peruvian Guano
l0o,ooo Principe and best Havana Segars
6razii Sugar. Raisins, Cheese Al monde
Ssutern Wine. Fire Brick, Cement
3ardgroye's Tobacco irish Glue
66afled Halr, French Brandy, Tar
10000 feet Tobacco Boy P''ank
100000 large cypress heart Shingles
l5S bales N. c. Cotton IN a
NTRGRO CLOTHING ~
IA Dufi and twilIed Blankets
Sattnets, Kerseys and Jeans
Heavy wooden country Socks
Blue and red Flannels
Plain and paid Linseys
Rspt Cotions and Cotton OzAaburgs
For sale at low pricss by
THOMAS Sc CHARLES ELLIS $500,
9~Jw No le6 NJ. tla street.
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Passengers for Stanton, by this route leave Rich
mond Monday, Wednesday add Friday, at 6 M,
arrive IN Scottsvie next day, at l2, and in Stanton
at9 P NJ.
Passengers for Cumberland C. H. and FarmyilIe
leave the same evenings and reach Cumberland c. Il.
at II next M and Farmve by III A M
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Boats or
Stages, must at the risk of the owners or we will
not forward them
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pERAGES AND LAWNS.-T have a very
ID handsome lot OF Berages and Lawns, and other
goods Tor Summer dresses left from last Summer
whlch am now Offering at low prices. Any one
waning dress tor about half what it will cost next
Summer, will call at
de 10 CHENERY'S
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LOST AND FOUND.
THE FIREpIEN.
ATA MEETING OF nEooKLYN ENGINE COMPANY

AT A MEETING OF BROOKLYN ENGINE COMPANY
NO ~ after their return from Pcushkeere the fol-
ReolvedThat thanks are most justiy due and cor
daily rendered to the Fire Department
received US on our arrival their Village and for Ss
generous hospitality characteristic Of them with which
they treated during amongst them and beg
to assure them that nothing would give greater pleasure
to q IT, Booth CHEZ James K
Beattis, Assistant Engineer G. McLane Foreman Engine
Engine No. 8, Mr. Budd foreman ii & L. No. l. Mr.. N.
Palmer, Mr.. CLIFFORD Robert Mitchell Esq Mr. y. Potts,
Poughkeepsan whose kind attention gentiemsny deport-
mens AM gnremng sserons to please a
ns a;sg s.r NJ and Co. have our best
thanks bouniu collation. provided for their
bravery and for their great courtesy and attention to-
Resolyed-Tbat Uncle Burt Sweet is trump is q fact
that all desrous to proclaim in trumpet tongues
RssoiycdTThstt our gentlemany and obligng host A.
our highest praise for the completeness Of ali hs arrange
monts his excellent table his ceaseess attention our
comfort and hs reasonable charges while guests
Resovcdrhat tho ladies fPoughkeerse by their grace
flame which All our skill as 6remon unable to snbdue
Res.lyedaThat Mrs. J. y. Stewart Of Brooklyn, aud
for the beautiful wreath bouquets by them TO
ssj ana mr. q W. Geran for his present Of piece Of can
N1ss Win winch 70 cover on engine.
e"esa Fsd@nhat 20 Engine Company No Of Poush-
h9 o. dost for our engine Nhilo there and We hope
70 nave y N our power 70 return the compliments.
Armenia, commended themselves to regards
iorp ther gSntl9manly aud eblging department !,
Res0yodIhnt the Brooklyn Cornet Band faithfully and
ABLY performed their port aud We cordisy recommend
them g all who may have occasion 70 employ the services OF
Rcs9lvcdT That % all fcqss in both Poughkccpslo
wshes for enjoyment while beg to return eur
let assuranees Of regard tnd estesm.
Herald Americas own, Brooklyn tagle. brooklyn Daily
c n%s'I Ins rs
CLaIitt Il. Carter Henry IL. Corpe, Committee.
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the quack nostrums Of the day with view 70 profit
but discovered after many Of study ~ one
Of the first physicians in the United States and used N ms
private practice. Their marked elected the most
unqualified appreciation Of physicians and otheEs TJ had
witnessed their effects. Possessing all the sensitive eelng
thorough bred physician, Dr. Lane dreaded beng
oassod with the shallow pretendors who crowd the columns
newspapers with pus OF sovereign renedes and
for long time declined the requests Of many that e would
proclaim his great remedy TO the pubcj but hnay after
much persuasion the part Of physicians ana others who
lad witnessed the wonderful cures effected ny the Liver
m IL consented prepare IL Tor general The fol-
loving eer6cate from Dr. Morgan, viii hear US cut ID this
safont ID lie also valuable medical testimony Of the
egieacy of these PILLS -" This is 70 certify that have
been assocated with DR.. Lane III the practice mcdi.
cine Tor nearly years and haf have had many o.
port unie Of wncfng the good effects q his Liver Pulls;
ana believe they have cured and relieved much larger
proportion q the diseases 81 the Liver than have known
cured md relieved W any other course ol trGatmeat
OLIVER MORGAN, NJ, d, Tor sale W tic principal drug
rta IN Now York Gt drugFs rtitrfeG 70 BeJd AMI raul
No 40 Cortland ttrct., aGd Z. ~ .AgAelsr : Co. LAX
clay G...st
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is expected, win come cut publicly with letter
the Northern abolition States few days before the
election Perfect confidence is placed on the abili-
ties Of Seward on the one side, and Of Hale, Gid
dings, Chase, Sumner, Garrison and Gerrit Smith,
On the other side, to completely abandon and de-
noralize the abolition party under its Pittsburg
standard, and to bundle them all over to the Scott
party, when they will, under the new administra-
tion have the sole control Of the executive govern
ment, under the mantle Of General Scott himself
If General Scott should be elected President, these
ingenious politicians Of the Seward and Sumner
school intend to unite completely in Congress- and
to manage the whole legislation Of the country by
means Of the antslavery sentiment and anti-savcry
union, effected by these arrangements in the North
General Scott viii be easily managed and easily
amused just as General Harrison, General Jackson,
and General Taylor were managed by their friends.
1t is even supposed that the hero of Lundy's Lane
will be far less difficult to manage than any of his
military predecessors in the White House. Give
him plenty Of show, q sufficient quantity Of fuss
and feathers in his Presidency, and all the substan-
tial powers of the Office can be welded by those
who have placed him there.
Ibis we understand 10 De the real secret OF Inc
born confidence with which several journals in
this portion Of the country begin to assert that
great change has come over public opinion and that
General Scott will be elected beyond possibility Of
doubt. There is certainly some cause to anticipate
such result, if it could be possible for the con.
tractors on both sides to unite all the elements Of
the two factions into one in favor Of the hero Of
Lundy's Lane. The Seward portion of the wing
party at the Baltimore Convention had prepared
themselves for such a coalition-previous to the
election-at about this time, by voting in opposi
tion to the platform there constructed, and voted
for by the South; and their parizans have ever since
"execrated spit upon, and denounced that plat
form in the North in every possible shape and
form. The Seward faction and the Pittsburg abo.
other for the last TIVE or three months; and it is
believed that their forces will be able to be united in
the field in about ten or fifteen days to come. &c
neral scotts stumping campaign in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kentucky, and elsewhere, has only been per-
mitted for the purpose of covering up the more inn
portant campaign and plan projected by Sew
ard, and now being carried out by John P. Hale
In furtherance of these views, and Of the motives
which we attribute to these politicians, the conduct
ton city, and Of all the whig and abolition journals
of the North, may be cited in evidence Every.
thing seems to lead to the belief that some grand
private arrangement has been effected between the
leaders Of the Seward party and the leaders of the
abolition party to demeralize the latter, and to
carry them all in favor Of General Scott at the
coming election. Time will tell whether it can be
carried into effect.
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country; and, under ths management Of an expert
snoed and courteous superintendent, when in fan
operation, will be second to mono.
There were SIX deaths from yensw fever ct
Charleston last Monday and fortyon deaths during
the week ending on Saturday. One Of the savan-
nah papers states that the fever has actually made
s appearance in that city, and backs ito assertion
by . communication from physician.
The Canadian Legislature has agreed to grant
loan Of S400, 600 to the sufferers by the Montreal
FIRE.
full report of the investigation Of the case Of
Nessrs. Bowen and Comstock, for an alleged embez-
element of 100000. will be found in another part
of this paper 7 his case has created considerable
excitement in the city within the last few days.
The Board Of Aldermen, last night, did not take
up the question Of the Nineteenth ward election, as
there was but a nero quorum present, and it was
supposed that thre could not be vote obtained
sufficient to susta'n the report Of the committee
It is still, therefore, the table," We refer 10
our special report Of the debate on Monday, rs
showing some Of the points in issue. sum Of
81, 900 was almost unanimously voted in aid Of
the Ladies' Mission to buy the " Old Brewery"
for religious and educational purpose. A largo
number Of papers were referred and disposed Of as
will be seen by our official repeIt
The following among other interesting reading,
viii be fonnd in the inner ges Of this sheet:-Let-
tiers from our Boston and Quebec Correspondents;
Commune alton relative to the Protection Of Amer-
cans Abroad; Late news from Texas Census Of
New Orleans; Literary Notices; Court Proceed
ings theatrical and Musical Affairs Marine Intel
ligence Improvements in the Twelfth Ward Re-
suit of the Election for Town Officers at Old Say
brook, Conn; Money Market; City Trade Report;
Numerous Advertisements, sc.
Want of Ioom compels us to defer publishing
full report of the proceedings Of the New York His
toTical Society. 1t win be given to morrow.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION BnInGEPoRr, CoNN The Bridge.
port municipal election took place the 4th inst and
resulted in the Of the entire democratic ticket
with the exception Of unmpor tan candidate by an
average majority Of Thirty votes. Mr.. H. *. Hail. the
mayor elect previous to the nomination Cen Scott for
ne Icsdency favored tho wing cause but subsequently
reyuGated that party taken up by the democrats
and has succeeded In his election by twenty una
Jorily.
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finest imaginaton in It's favor-Why It has preserved
quaint for agcfostercd love for the time
nesed ReIpblieansm, in this country Identities itself
every and miserable soap the revolutionary
solves Of religious forefathers printed dirty
and posted In filthy for political
until those original and pure impulses that weled
heart, and matured in the brain, have
lost their moral force. The Eagle is becoming dirty
brd-the American cap OF bertya spangle for the
iotry Of party Mrs Jcrviss Cold Candy preserves its
original truthfulness in curing coughs colds, sc.
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T ELEG II APHIC

PREPARATIONS FOR WELCOMING MADAME soNTAG AT
PHILADELPHIA.
PHiLADELruiA, Oct. s, 1852.
The Germsn musical societies. including the Germania
Band, are making preparations for welcoming Madame
sontag her arrival here Monday next and escort
ing her from the boat to her hotel. She objects to
ferenade.
MISS A. PATTI IN BALTIMORE
BALTiMoHE, October 3, 1867
Miss A. Patti gave concert here 70 night and ~ oh
en- hU fiasm was manifested in her favor.
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Hair Dyss-Batchelor's Celebrated Liqpia
Dye the best yet discovered for oolons hair OF
Vhskers the moment II s applied The wonderful and
certainty with which ths favorte and old established Hail
Dye performs s astonishing II 10 for sale, applied
DATCHELOR6 wiz Factory, No. wall street.
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for colorng the hair whkers instancr upon natural
principles and warranted free from oil caustic tanees
applied daily and sold wholesale and retail at SSTA
D0Ro's No Astor House, NJ B.-Priyate rooms for APP.
plying the dye, and fitting on wigs.
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App01mtsmem0 1Ok 1W-UHys :.
Democratic Congressional Convention Of the Sixteenth
district-Clntcn Franklin and Essex countesmeets ct
Plattsbuyg
Democratic county convention Of Genssse meets at b.
tavia.
Wing Congressional convention of the Fifth district Of
New Jersey meets at Newark.
State Fair Of New Hampshire to be held three days at
Meredith.
Term commences Of the New York Union Theological
Seminary.
Great mass meeting Of the friends of Daniel Webster,
to be held at Faneuil Hall Boston.
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NOTHING LIKE UNIFORMITY. The post Office

NOTHING LIKE UNIFORMITY. post Office
authorities have ut last got their affairs, after hard
struggling, into a uniform state. The Eastern
afternoon mail, which, for long time previous to
the last week two, was conspicuous for its regu
larity, while the Southern and Western mails were
just as notorious for their rregularity, has at last
been brought to the same enviable state Of con-
fusion. 1t has, for the past few weeks, arrived
here somewhere about three four hours after its
proper time, and, as no cause is assigned for the
delay it is probable the Postmaster has determined
upon the plan Of regular irregularity, in order to
make the post Office business bear a uniform COM
plexion throughout.
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tance, while shipg in Long Island Sound ON Monday last
lost his hat-one Of Knoxs fall styloovorboard which
after delay several minutes recovered apparently
very bad specimen Of that useful and ornamental article
But by the Combined efforts of the sun of
hot irons restored to its beauty and now bears no
evden Of its aquatic excursion. This is fact Call on
Knox at No. rs Fulton street. IL wish TO procure
hat that is storm proof for the low price Of four
all