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Markets Elsewllere.

PpuIAnyIPHTA, Oct. 5.(Rep0rted by teen s. Taylor.
-tfrg Eo1rd-s2iv Penasylyania rs g5A; 300 Harris
burg Railroad 6 b6 1905 $3.50 80 Schuylki Navigation g. IS,
2 e. 7ll6 do 81 5000 Sehuy xiii Navigation Mortgage
- b5, 81 1000 Camden and Amboy Railroad S., o. 100
2000 Reading Railroad Mortgage Gs, A. 9a 100 do 43,
49, 5000 do 80 90 400 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 6s
56 loO $50 Wilmington Railroad 6s, cash. 49, 200 shares
Long Isnrd Raroad. b5wn I3zS; $50 do, b. 1875
b5wn IL 800 do b. IA - Pennsyvania Railroad i7i 80
Sehuykl Navigation Preferred, s5wn 2s $50 do SIS
100 Union Canal So 1921 Lehigh Railroad 63 % Norris
town Railroad cash 90 100 Reading Railroad b5 rad int 49,
% 49, so do h5wn 49, 10 Beaver Meadow Railroad "a 100
Morris Canal lCK Kentucky Bank 10 North American
yioksburg Railroad b. lG9 30 Long Island Railroad b5,
IL do 1874. Second Boqrd-si00O Lehgh IS 96si
100 Morris Canal b5 lG 100 DO o. 1914 200 DO, s5wn,
Union Canal, t5 1914 do, IG Harrisburg Railroad i9
Pennsylvania Railroad, fs 50 Norristown Railroad b.
49, % Mechanics Bank, 321 10 Philadelphia Bank 1876
q Commercial Bank 643S. litter Board-s2oOO Lehah 6s
6oss 900 Reading Railroad IS 20 9O 80 shares Morris
Canal 10, III 100 do, IL; 2U Long Island Railroad, b5wn
l5 10 Pennsy vanin Railroad 4s 100 Union Canal I6
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[PrR STEAMSHIP AsrA-AnnrrronAp.1


ANTwERp, Sept 2s-sld Mary and Caroline Clark, Emer
BsEsrRaAvrs, Sept 2o-sld steph.ni, Rose. Norleans
naansh Phi
- Hudson, Hohor,t; NYorT. r....-. w..s. 49,,
CRoNsrApT, Sept ls-Arr Mazatlan Maoloon, Havana;
CITE, Sept l9~Arr Amulet, Howes, Noreans,
cApiz Sept il-sld Princeton Page Bath lie Coco (Pu
SD I'S sss White Cloud '' c1eas o%
ILsINoRr Sept ls-cld Nautilus Hull from Havana),
Petersburg; goth, Orphan Williams (from CrOnstadt),
GnRAhrAr, Sept PAR Oak, Small, Malaga and cid for
HAynE; Sept 22sd Robert Kelly, BarstOw, Norleans;
Adv Annavan Lancaster. for Noroans Sept 20; ccrn.
h Efn Ss sept 90 Cook a5s a az 18TH Frank
IsLr or WIcHr, Sept 22-of Won vinckc Harde, NYOrk
LIyrspocL SEPT 2s.Ary cRsey cSysr St sseph'n' NIB
hs9 s a SefG1 s. Sn NE re as DO
Cid 22d, Palmetto, Bell st Thomas; Astrea Gerrsh,
for M 2st 81 Brewer Jeffrey NYG a candRgs Fox
Rio ana a
cisco; 2Sd Chss Holmes Crockett and Columbia Buyer
calhoun, Meleher doi lnperial, Zimmerman, NoreanS;
CID 23d sypRdc, Lavry, Boston; Sir Peel Chadwick,
NYGrh ga I'm Lonse Hondros do; St Pc
Adv Sept a. American Eagle Moore for NYork Sept 80
Columbia, Hagerdorn, Norleans l4th.
a@d he Bsa
ies; Nfo5li E sa5s cGHG MG.s DO
PoRT MAHoN, Sept s-Arr Union, Charleston for Bar
ousrNsrows. Sept 2l-Arr Sarah Sands ts) Thompson,
& Aug Bar ETs s Cook aSS Ayab
Queenstown Equity, Mason tfrom Calcutta), London.
GALWAY Sept 2sThc bark Clarence Weller from Glas-
gov for NYoIk put into roads this afternoon leay
four DAYS
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On Thursday October :, by the Rev. DR. Hawks at
Calvary Church, Mr. CHARLES WETMoRE TO Miss MARY
LUDLOW. both Of this city.
on Thursday, October :, by the Rev. J. Stone. Nr.
GFoRcE b. BARLOW TO Miss IL. FRANCES MooRE, both Of
this city
On Thursday October at All Saints Church, by the
Rev. VIM. II. EigeDbrodt STEPHEN X. BAKER to CATHE.
daughter Of Alfred Ashaed Esq all Of this city
At Brooklyn. on Thursday October T. by the Rev Mr.,
Chase, u S. n, DR. r. X. SqUIB, U. S. N. to CADDE,
youngest daughter OF II w Cook, Esq. Of philadelphia.
In Williams burg Thursday October Z, by the Rev
James b Hsrdepburgh u. d JAMES STEVENS, Esq,
Of Ban Pedro California 70 Miss SARAH NJ eldest daug
ter OF Mr. Joseph stanley
At Hsverstraw Tuesday, October by the Rev DR.
Trowblidge A. II WARD Of this city. to Miss Many
GARNrR only daughter Of the late John Garner Esq
the former place.
At Dover DR. JAMrs r. LoTHRoP to Miss Mary II. Mon
M /, daughter Of Joseph Morrill,, Esq Ako Mr.. DANIEL
TorFEY OF New York. to Miss Ann RoprNsor of Dover
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER =, 49,
Cleared,


Ship st Charles Bowers, San Francisco, John Ogden.
bark W BlodEett Wait. sissi G Theobaud & SON.
Bark Kate LINCOLN sherman pemarara, N smith,.
Bark clormOnt (Br), DOrman, St John Nh, 4 L & b R
Bark Hahnneman, peasants. Norfolk master.
R5l Mann ce csrdsSas a.
Brig Santa Maria iPort), La Nova. Quebec searie
soSr step6enaon POST Noble Har5at Co.
sehr DE Rossett, Brewster, Wilmington, Dolner
Schr Francis Ann, snowden, Washington, Bateman s.
sehr Louisa Sears Burdott Norfolk Foster Niekerson.
schr VIM Jenkins, Vanderbilt, Baltimore, Van Brunt s.
senr Merlin, Cole, Cumberland m, master. No.
ScRr Only Son, Noble Bath and Augusta Henry Mason
Steamer kennebec Clark, philadelphia Sanford
Steamer yuleas Hand, Philadelphia 4 Briggs.
sioop Warren, stannard, New Haven, master
Steamship Ohio Lieut. schenck Norfolk, 81 hours with
sseamshp Benz Frsnkn Teal New Orleans with mase
70 es ss M 81 s. f
sqss The Shss m
&C. v'n ma'' anu
ship Bursy May s. Helena AsF
s. So spoke bark EDWARD Cohen, from Csieusta for
M se and
lost The Of the Cape experienced very heavy weather.
ship John Stuart pkt Ferris Liverpool Sept T. with
49, lon % 80 saw Steamship Paose Nye. hence for Liver,
POOL; Took a pilot on board on Monday morning, OF
Bath Woodward Bristol % days
Ship Niagara, Hyermore, Gl'sgow Sept with mdse and
PHnhan Sept lat q s. lon
to ssas Co. lat IS g n spoke
bark Undino from Turks Islands for Boston, and supplied
Hgx Sent sa , aais % s;
asIP fsn sf Tasns ay with na
and Is passengers, to Popps / Co. ''
Bark Eliza Barss, Bramha Bermuda, days in ballast.
Brig Mary Ann FArnham, Majunga tMadagasear) July g.
spoke brig camarso Gordon from Mozambique for MAZDA
who reported having left bark cGarss5 for the
bark Jubilee Parker of and from Portland for St JagO
Brig Velocity lnr), Cook Cardiff W, % days. with bar
Brig Globe (of Bansor) Sanders Belize (Hond) 81 days.
with mahogany &C. TO sssdy Sanford johnson, pas
Brig sarah Williams savila de Cora, Sept with hides,
&C. yoss Perkins Co. From Sept Is to the Sd inst
Brig Truxilo, Musaa, Jeremio (st Domingo! y days,
10 SAYS III sugar; to Harmony & Ssphsws
Is5 B Sth rsen ns days. in
sehr North state Horton Savannah days with cotton,
sehr Powell, Watts, wilmington, Nc 10 days, with
sohr Hone. Black Virginia, 4days:
sohr Mary Jane Hamilton Virginia, 3 days.
sehr J Buckingham, Leonard Rondout days, for
sehr BALDWIN Clark, Rondout days, for Hartford.
sehr Psugassett Bourne Albany days for New Hsysn
schr Buena Vista, Racket Bristol Pa days, for stOn-
schr Montezuma Smith, BrOokhaven. 2 days.
sehr Col Hanson, Bassett, Portsmouth, Mass days.
Sailed,
nsps nson 81 John N erea
smith Sun atra; Mary varney Harris Mobile; brig Phenx,
Wind during the day from the Southwark.
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OF 10 O'Clock, AZ Calvary Church from whence the
mains viii be taken 10 bye Wetchester county for in
terment.
On Wednesday, October JoHS EgsrAcE agst 80
years
His friends and scqusinsaDces aud also o. his bro her
iniaw j. o. sheridan requested To attend bis fne
raj from 2l6 Twenty first between tir aud Sc
coDd avenues this afternoon. at l O'Clock.
On Thursdsy October 7. SAMUEL 8 ESGLE PLUME aged
Ia years month and three days
The relatives and friends OF his father respectfully
invited TO attend bis funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK
from the residence Of his father v. IL Plume No =
James street, without further invitation
At Brooklyn, on Thursday October z ANNA CoRSEliA,
infant daughter Of John q and Gertrude Ii. Duryea,
aged 10 months and q days
The friends of the family invited to attend the fdne
raj from the house Of her parents l4O Dueld street. TO-
morrow afternoon, al O'Clock without further notlce
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Spo,xep.


Shin Siam Ring from Boston Gully 81 for Canton Aug
IL, lat 20 N, Ion 81 w.
Bark Montgomery Cushion (Of NBodford), whaling Aug
%, lat % ~. Ion 81 81.
Bark II Knight tOf POrtland), steering NNE, Sept %,
lat 80 20 lou 10 %.
Brig Byron Brl Rodsrc s. dayirom Liverpool for Mon
Brig 81 andrew from Montego for Baltimore Sept 81 lat
"a -, lon 81 40.
schr Sarah Ann Gale from Charleston for Providence,
RI, Sd inst, lat 20 81, Ion =.
Home Ports.
APALACHICoLA Sept 2-In port schr Alfalfa, Welton,
JACKSON VILE, Sept 26-Arr schrs Ozark, Lord. New
York; 2th United states Crockett, Boston 9th schrs
Ben Nevis Miner NYork 18Th brig cosmopolite Wham,
do; Emblem King, Boston. CID 20th brgs Forest CALI
son s. croix 9Th brig -Four Sons Corbet Philsdephia
schr Virginia Ross York In th brig Marine Pen
deon for Boston ab 9th inst detained consequence Of
three Of the crew stealing the long DESERVING
NORFOLK, Oct DIN Hampton Roads brig Henry Won
Csgcrn (Brem) hurng from Calao 10 days. with guano,
for orders.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 2-sld brig cyclops Perkins,
Oregon
in port Aug 81 ship Winthrop Young, for Calcutta
4or days.
Adv ships Hamilton 1893 tons for sale; Tuskina 40 tons
do barks Asa Packer, Crothers for sydney and Port
Philip Sept ~ Success, for Oregon Sept brss Prince de
paraiso Sept Il Fawn, UmpJua immediately.
SALEM Oct 5Arr schr Jasper Sears Philadelphia Cid
Brown, Williams, Africa.
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nnscellnneous rolitIeal InteIIlgence.

DEMocBArc NOMINATIONS IN WEsTcHssrER COUNTY,
For Congress Jerad v. Peck. For Assembly. Jacob
0de Tor County Clerk Robert Il. Oakley. For Sheriff.
Alsop Lockwood For County superintendent, Abram
Nerks.
CoNNEouorr ELfcroN Eighty three towns have
been heard from of which have given democrat
maiories and have elected whig inspec-
tors The gains eleven for the democrats and 1--WE for
the wings
PARTY NOMINATIONS IN MASSACHU SETS
Second distrct-rhs free sellers have nominated
Horace Smith fill the late Mr. Rautouls unexpired
term.
Third distrct-The anti coalitionis.s have nominal
Oscar " Austin for Congress aud Bradford L. Wales,
Jr.. for Presidential Eector.
Sixth distrct-Stephen @. Phillips is the free soil
ddate for Congress and John G Whittier for Elector
Ninth disrict-Isasc Davis, democrat for Congress,
and j 5. G. Knowlton, democrat for Elector.
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Died..

On Wednesday, October Of consumption, MARY, wife
Of James Kennedy In the 2Sth year of her age.
The frends and relatives Of the family also, the
befs Of Mariner Lodge o. OF D. n also the members
general respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from her late residence No ia East Twenty sixth street
this afternoon, ut two O'Clock Her remains will be
taken to New York Bay Cemetery for interment
on Wednesday. October 0, PBILp BRADv, In the Doth
Cavsu. v
s funeral viii tske place, from the residence Of his
cvuhn bernard Gsfney, No Union Court University
near Iwelfth street this afternoon at half past
vted TO attend -
=, IN VIZ cy on We5nesosy Octobsr Macy = wife OF
Horace Wells o. Hariford Conn ana d,ughisr OF ths
late James Barker
The funeral service viii take place 10 morrow mcvn:cx
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Home Ports.
Passengers Arrived !.

NEW ORLEArs-steamship Benz Frankin-Capt Owen,
the steerage.
MISUNDERSTANDING Roanoke-A Stevenson, w Bad
ger, Morse; VIM Treuf John woodson, A Fry, r L
Richardson, ii Collins bearing and servant w PEN
dleton, Miss Pendleton Hulst Atkinson Mrs Horn,
Miss Willis Mrs Lampkin and two sons James Potter
VIC Avsrii lady and two children, blanchard, isdy
Hathaway Bricthousc, w stewart " Choats. Chas
Carter, Miss Ihringtaus, Hrs Hunter and ohdD ia the
storage
Prp..rra-Btrk Fiza psr9-n. " Durket. aaa lady,
Mrs Ranoxy and son. J WalkerEJ N Waiswrisht, N A
konds W Houshtor. M Bruce and Walker.
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BrookIyu CITY Politics.

DEMocRATc ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS The convsu
tons for nominating candidates for the Assembly
last evening. In the Second District w iiam A. Scar.
ing Esq nominated and in the Third Dr. Hu chins
chosen.
CAPTAIN oF PoLIcE.--At the Wing Police District Con
ytnton, last evening, hr Jeremiah Higgius nom-
ua ed for the Captaincy Of the Third district.
Vino CONFIRMATION Meeting The wings Of this city
bella confirmation meeting at the City Hote, last even
lug which presided by the Hon John Gross.
Speeches mace by Mr. Brooks, Mr. Sever Of
Louisiana and ice oxie of New York and considerable
enthusiasm prevailed. The numbers present reached to
ahf trrt hon. md
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TeIegrnnhlc Rennrfs.

ALBANY October 1851
The receipts Of produce during the last twenty four
hours, have been follows Flour 1000 bbls barley,
10 600 bushels; oats 300 do wheat 1000 Flour is un.
changed the sales 1000 bbla. Wheat 200 bushels
sold at 1885, for Genesee No sales Of have
been reported Barley is steady at Soc for four rowed
end 70 75c for two rowed with saes OF IS 600 bushels
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Murine Affairs.

Quick PASSAGE The clipper ship John Stewart, from
Liverpool Capt Ferris arrived at this port Wedues
day afternoon the 9th inst after passage of seventeen
days during which time she becamed off Long
Island four days Her outward passage accomplished
in txteen days Yesterdays papers by mistake reported
her last tip twenty. three days.
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Norm CApoInA I,pctsr Ar1r

NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE The North
Car olin, Legi laure at Raleigh the 4th inst
compliance with the proclamation of the Governor call
ing extra session for the purpose Of rearrangng the
electoral districts of the State On the first ballot for
speaker in the House. Mr. John Baxter received maor
ty Of the votes j G. Dobbin and accordingly
declared elected, and taking the chair Mr.. B. thanked
the members in short speech for the honor conferred
upon him and promised to discharge the duties of the
office 10 the best OF his ability.
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Upon suggestion from the chair the meeting adjourned
TO half past seven O'Clock this evening.
70 ms rDIroR or rHr HERALD


Nnw YoRK. Oct @ 1852
Dear Sr-In paper OF yesterday you state in
ference 10 the Justice of the Third Judicial
district that William Mech is nominated by the
wbg party and that joel Stevens comes forward
as an independent caDddate.n This paragraph has
given rise te the rumor tha / am connected with the
wing party, and request you justice to pub
h note the residents of the Third district
with whom | unscqnaintcd that am and always
have been identified with the democratic party, aud that
am the independent democratic nominee for that Office
Yours, respectfully, JOEL o. STEVENS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
HATS AND CAPS,

GENIN TO MILITARY MEN.-GENIN WOULD RE-
marx 70 his military friends that he has received all
the OF the changes recently made by authority IN the
costumes OF the frmy and navy officers His info maon
comes direct from the government at Washing and he i
prepared TO furnish regulation hats with appoint
msnt IN the srctest and in perfect conformity
Win the orders recently issued from the
Iartments GENlN, 2li broadway, opp site 81 Paul's
NOTHING is MORE REASONABLE THAN THE
assertion that the peoples hatters body Of practical
mechanics furnish the public with superior article o.!
hat to that offered by any individual In proof Of the
on that they do their elegant and superior fall hat Is Of
fered for inspection Prices 81 and So Hat Finish
ers' Union, II Park row. opposite tho Astor House
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW G0oDS.-SrARR, SON Il
- Co., uate Maltby 4 Starr) No. az water street
Wholesale Of dealers in Hats Caps and
straw Goods Of the latest fashions and Of variety
suitable for Southern, Western city and country trade
The attention Of time and cash buyers respectfully
solicited.
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TeIegraphic Marine Reports.

hrrved-Barkt Edisto Charleston Maryland Baltimore;
briggs Broome NOrleans Itaska, Wilmington, Nc schr
Manson, Aux Cages 10th ult.
Cleared-ships Unicorn and Agnes Noreans; bark Hol
lander, East Indies; schr Malcolm, NYork.
New ORLEANS, Oct I.
Arriycd-Ships Jas Nesmth Charles Jane, and kenne-
bee, all from NYork 1.-THE latter days pasaagel.
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The Turf.

UsoN CorRss, L. I--rRoTrsG.-TuEsDAy, Oct s.
Purse $500 500 to the second best, two miles and
peat. in harness.
". Woodruff named r Tacony. ................ 1 /
L. McIaugblin named b. m. Lady Brooks ....... 2
o. Dnmck named Jack Rosser ........... 3
II Woodruff named b. Boston Girl ........... dist
A Conkin named g. m. Lady Suffolk ............ dist
/ Woodruff named b. g. Pelham. .............. dist
Time, 507A-50ssf.
SAME DAY.-Sweepstakes $500, mile heats, best three
in FIVE
d. Pffer named G. m Lady Vernon (harness) 49,. 1
J. Whelpley named G Shackelbsck Ito wagon). 2
Time 2:44-2:44I
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ARITIME TELLIG K :.

ALMANAC yoRK-rHIs
SUN RIsEs........... % MOON morn II
SITS. ....... p RICH WATER, eve -
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ShAfS sss s... A ss
ON rhaTsda r. T m Fass 1 se %
YER at three clock First cabin passage state rooms
BY Freight 7 s' Son 's
The new aud splendid steamship Texas James awiess
commander will follow leaving on Thursday October "a
EoR NEW oRLEANs-THE BEAUTIFUL PACKET
ship Sc GapsssR KsrnS sas On
sails on wednesday Oct is and can accom- nedate few
IN saSn seSSHS cabin and y msk1s
south York hap
obtained on application as above It low rates
PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
4 cation company's New Line Of SteamslipsaThe new
FIRST ship Of the ne Captain John Z; Walton y now
% @ % sso aqa WI pssa
September 18th October 18th aud 2th November 10th aad
for the acr@aa we S asv This shi,
has been built with The most strict 70 safety pos
Especially in the ventilation Of her cabins and atats
asdhss proved herself one Of the faSess
en"y s Of rive
- Cabin passage to Savannah Charleston 1vis
HERON Martin No ~ N Wharves II "s sapanuaS
PADELFoRD. FAY CO
NOR MISREPRESENTATION LINE-No MONO
passage with state s5 frssh measurement goods
The splendid new steamship CITY OF NORFOLK, James
state ana mas
been made with view the comfort safety Of
I s. fs &c s2 nd g. %
freight passage apply board at Pier No East river
TO MAILER Il LORD, los Wall street.
The steamship City of Richmond viii succeed the above
ard sail on Friday, the 18th October.
YSoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
Il The United States Msi Steamship ROANOKE, Lews
Parrish commander will leaFe pier No l Nerh River
Saturday, October al 4o'olock P. N. Bills Of adina
signed only on board For freight passage apply
LUDLAN g. PLEASANTS No. 81 Front st.. near Old slk1
NOR sALE--A STEAMER, or ABOUT $50 TONS BUR-
den, old, built in the most substantial
newly ooppered has boiler engine In
pete order ready for immediate The above win DO
sold at great bargain If applied for soon For further
particulars, inquire Of
JAMES T. SANFORD. 81 West stresa.
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nR. JOHNSON, NO. l6 DUANE STREET, so WE'LL
known for the last twenty years the
oessfu practitioner in New York. devotes his time
toore office practice where he may be consulted
A. d to 4 M N. B.-See my medical and surgical di-
ploma In m Office.
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nR WARD CURES MULTITUDEs IN HIS sPE-
remedy thought of is possessed by him. practical boo
and liberal advice gratis Office in Canal street. door
east of Broadway.
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DOCKET CoMPANIoN-A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON
the system from infancy the grave before
3 sS,S BY s
author, NJ. Larmont Physician and Surgeon. AZ Reade
consulted all these complaints.
V,HE MARRIED WoMAN,s PRIVATE MEDICAL
q P ecn pp
Price sYears Of suffering Of physical and mental an
Ties to the husband might have spared BY timely
possession Of this work. II is intended especially for the
SSl''n' secrets Nn'n 'n'a,a 'a'"
either budding into womanhood the other in the decline
Of years-in whom nature contempates important
efficient remedies and the most certain mode Of cure
every complaint to which her sex Is subject.
tExtraet Of aetter from gentleman in Dayton, OhioJ
DR.: M MAunicrAu, No. 100 Liberty street :
NV DEAR Shiny wife has been sinking for
some three years in consequence Of her great
nn and before and during Con
anna pTSGsrans her putting her life IN imminent d1ns
p.sed this Of things was vtabie resigned my
s e NET the worst A. this time n9w sSoas i've
some reaching my case On ts and peruss
cannot to you tho relief II Afforded distressed
s ses l., sss, m
remedy II opened prospect to me which little con;
have passed over my head in all human probsSity my
wife would have been in her grave and my children isN
II is Of course impracticabc to convey fully the
fesa1%s for .hs married
rsge For sale at 222 Broadway No castor House ana
FS 's oS No. On hs @
sp Of 81 's s e e Gss q
must be addressed post paid; to Dr. NJ MAURiCEAu,
street i'-'' ~" o''0' o'"V0 w. - "'''''
pamphlet 81 sixteen pages moro fully explaining tbs
Unitea ssssv. ~ sdarsss.s y sS0vs.
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SPORTING.

DRIZE KING CHARLEY SPANIELS, SCOTCH RAT
terriers bull Newfoundland and sheph erd dogs OF the
choicest blood expressly for stock Pups for sale OCCASION
ally. Inquire at 2D5 Water street.
ITO BE SOLD-FOUR HANDSOME POINTER PUPS.
Il of pure French breed. Enquire at 26 Pearl street.
Brooklyn, in the liquor store.
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
ham and William streets, continues to practise at his
ONCE with his usual He takes this method
apprising his friends that he still he consulted his
old Office where he has practed successfully for the last
twenty. four years.
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KID GLOVES HAVE BEEN LONG IN USE BUT
IN there good washer of them. offer myself
to the public to wash their gloves and outside nice
if they with material found in Paris for the
Of twelve and half cents Also to color oolors
all kinds of gloves for fifteen cents F. DlLINGER No.
263Is Grand street, in the umbrella store.
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mr. CoBBETT, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
- Chatham and William sire It's, may be consulted by
those interested at his Office where those
from medical rreenders may apply with the certainty Of
meeting physician of experience DIR. G. is member of
the N. ". University
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nR. MORRISON is CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL
and Surgical Disrensary 2Oi1s Fulton street favor
ably known for thirty Office hours A. NJ to
r NJ See his diploma as NJ. X. G. Surgeons, London with
his office.
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vRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

EOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. s. NAIL AND
Express Lines, through in four hours.-New Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New York NJ fool
Of Cortlapds street. and 5 Liberty street Fare 8
Return at and A. M and 6a p. NJ Baltimore wash
ngton Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold
above lines and through baggage received in the ga
81 p. NJ. lines.
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VANDERBILT LINE.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-ONLY
Line giving tickets for crossing the IsthmusThe new
doubleengine steamship STAR OF THE WEST 1000 TONS
will leave from pier No. North river at clock NJ
precisely on Wednesday Oct 90 for San Juan del Nore
connecting with the Pacific Nicaragua
Transit route, having but twelve miles Of land
ton. These steamers have superior
ventilation. For information or passags apply to
ID. Il. ALLEN, Agent,
ID. Mi nj affairs