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ANTHOLOGY. &c.

nR. c. W. RoBACK, THE GREAT SWEDISH AsTgo.
~ loger, No. White street, New York.
He come.h OF an cient race
n race thntlSBg has read the Stars.
Foretellins. by each planets place,
Famine, plague, pcstilence aud wars.
But he, although by many king
Win honors and With gifts endowed,
Prefers 10 help the suffering,
And for the humble leaves the proud.
His door nis vide for and all,
Who needs his aid thall aid receive;
Vast are his gifts, and those who call
HIS art shall cert siniy relieve.
In sickness, sorrow, or disgrace,
BE pointe the way TO hope more,
Tesches tho duped n fraud TO trace,
And love e5tranged he can restore.
Yes, by his geomantic sku
And aetrologic lore combined.
WIshes and he pes no fulHl,
And faihom all the depths Of mind.
les those VIII doubt 60 hear, an see
The sick in heart, or mind. Or frame,
Will fin i'd, whenever TO him they Tee
HIS equal 70 his fame.
Terms Tor consultations Ladies 10 cent? Gentlemen, 81.
Nahvtles, calculated by the oFaces the masculine
Ladies, 81; Gentlemen. 81 80 hatvitos ~ geomanoy
Ladies 50 infu ST. Gentlemen -; in full S. Persons
Ing the day cf their biz ~ letters PREPAID containing
Tee r0rriats The ntormatbn required I'D
dressed TO DR.. w. @. Robsck, No White street. ". "
Mrs. BREWSTER, FRos PuILA DELPEIA, TENDHRs
ltA her services TO Ladicg and Gentlemen this
hefgicey Love, hnd Law Matters interpreting Dresns
ko BY looks and science constantly relied by NAPOLEON
aud wall tell ttc name OF the hdv gentleman they Will
garry Also the names Of the vsser Residence All GRAND
street, between Clinton and Attorney Streets N. 7. Ladies
nU esaWi 0eaNsnsa sns toilas.
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Ladies', and Gents, Rubber rIitts and

GIoyeA certain speedy and eaootual for chapped
Iueh hands Fer eEle low a. Hitchcock leadbeasers
81 Brot dway j. L. Boyd Co. 60 East Broadway o. Bren
u " III IL mt
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rspe travelling, and cork SOLE patent leather calf
CIoys foot hold sud rubber OyershOes
svcry s:sie Of Boot cork so water proof ard
light dress and rsteat leather Eootg eyeryAg
tonght oY TIE feet than pursnsssd any
ctscr esathmapt at Brooke celebrated Boot and ghoe
EIrrCriuto 10 Fulton street
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will find the best assortmens in the city Of their
fendkercheis, cravats. eoarts undershirts and
drnvere hosiery, &c, at HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER'S,
S7 Broadway eorEer Leonard stree. and viii get them
Ladies VIII ind desirable presents there FOX their male
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INSU TRANCE 8.

CT 000 INSURANCE AND LOAN OFFICE
y I,OOO. Money loaned on diamonds. watches Jew.
cry and almost all kinds Of personal property in sur Of
500 St0O All transactions confidential ARMY b the
Insurance Ofioo. IS Nassau street. ' ~ Wv
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An USE m ENTD.


I IsToN LYCLUM.-oN THURSDAY LvEHlsG WILL
IL DO presented the YOUNG WIDOW, the YERM INT
WOOL DEALER, AID OMNIBUS. HAVING, returned from
my epgagemepts in Providence, shan be happy
thofe gentlemen who called during my a5scnce and others
Wv DsnRY THOMPSON. IN Bo~ery.
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Public Costumc.-T. smith. Lr. of 10

Fcn street. attends tho dressing OF pretty large share
u Tue multitude We shoaa Judge. from the numbers
CONSTANTLY MS store selecting garments c. every descrr
ton Ubttoek's s9me," and his pc,e are too small 10
mention.
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House and Lot for Salc.-A Modern three
brick Dwelling with the modern Improvements we'll
located in Seventeenth street. will be sold cheap by apply
ing st 10 Beaver street. Terms liberal. Price $500
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selling out ohenp.-IIltchcock 4 Lead

heater M Broadway Leonard street. selling out
their entire stock Of silks shaws closks mernoe dc lanes,
oatrmree raiis fcarfs. embroideries &c. at very low
ard oarnl their bargains seldom found
in dry goods Lados gentlemen who have not made al
The cGay will find many desirable their
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LIQl ORs.

nj o. PETERS u CO., IMPORTERS OF WINES
" Brandies and EegarsThis firm have recently
their stock at 800 Broadway whore they Offering
Inducements to buyers We recommend all who want hocc
articles fair price TO give them call We speak
their segar5 being the best found in the city.
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~ EW MEDICAL BOoKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment ofdistsSes saa ar
we iindred shectionsilustratod BY great nrntsr 81
peantuly eeored plates. large le-by Homer Bost-
WEI D. lecturer surgery sad diseases vi se abeyc
nsned nature 10 is large quarto. 800 -, second
eiti price $40 Extract from the Bos on Hadsl sae
surgical Journsis may Re said, fearlessy ee equal
W tcords or Acsons work the family Diseases
ana lar superior 20 anything Of thu kind u5shed IN
,lis county, Author q work Natural Death, sEd
now 70 Keep Young" price 10 ceats Author OF TIE ~.
n,y Fhysioian Price rs cent? Author Of aworh sef
Abuse aud its Deplorsblo enees sc, &c., SIKH editisr
fourteen plates price ri For sse al the eub,ishsys
srRlNCkR TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway, and ty ths
Aather, w Broadway. =
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Wanted. In n Law OMce,-A young man
who writes good hand possesses knowledge Of convey
auen and the rules Of pleading under the Code obtain
agood situation by applying to d. Is. TAYLOR,
Counsellor At Law, No. 1856 Nassau st..
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American Art Union.-A Committee OF
Artists and gentlemen friendly to the de-
efous of obtaining from artists and other persons list Of
the pictures which they have sold TO the American Art
Union and The prices obtained for them They also wish to
learn and what artists been paid in trade out of
the annexed to the Art Union. They also de-
fre that all subscribers who may have parted with their
prizes in this city will state the facts and the
the parties and whether any OF the officers Of the
Art Union in possession OF works obtained Ad
dress, post paid Committee Herald Office. Answers to
theee questions desired it be apply
to the properlega authorities for 70 stay pro-
eeeaipgs and the books Of this corporation
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YOrk Family HOteI-New Bridge street,
Ludsate Hill, London. The above house 10 centrally stu
.ted has coffee ten twelve private t
good smoking cold and shower baths always
ready night porter in fixed barge
vants the New York Herald is fled Thomas Quarter.
maine tenders his grateful thanks his Amsriosn friends
lcs their continued patronage and recommends zion.
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A TW0.wHEELED b.
w snsss Buggy with leather top handed one,
'' s''a repair Sls iii.i5 e w., rss.
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Second New York Building Assocla

There having been 900 shares taken in the New York
Building Association prospectus Of another the
Ilsn has been issued and is ready Entrance fee SO
cents; monthly duee s. 90 Subscription books
st the Office of j. J Secretary of the New York
Building Association NO. North william street, and at
Gefsrs. Wakeman Lating's No. SO Fulton street.
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A CONSERVATIVE REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE
IA has been announced competent to rational
wants Of the constituency Of the whole world most
panic creating diseases and epidemics Families
this month by it's author. Thos j. Walden, n. d. with
proofs and premium offers TO the amount of $4,000 this
maete position Such Philosophical capital
medica regimes and addresses popular physiology and
cides without appeal for the sovereign people to
medicine she requires this munihcent
most consummate genius ruling out all gnoble
that have universally to be mastered rst The organic
powers that rule fever elimination, and congestion,
the best eounteracon Of vital bepeak the
exceency Of this mastery system of medicine and when
prnc brs ced OF this triumphant order
ton IN point Of latitude csn be pretended TO it's universal
application The test tria il this mphant medical reyo-
luton be in tho whole circle of the potent diseases
creating p'nic a. those in the United States the past year
rs cholera bowe diseases and typhoid fever and incu
other most intense diseases OF thu whole
world that produce sarr destruction that the premium
OK StO OF the whole not otherwise priasd will
AS conclusive evidence gaacoryfor gentlemen the pre-
mum Of S50i efed, that than msj9ry Of
general disease Of " world DO cured BY ia
es nclusively Independents OF doctors by this system
Among tho extraordinary premiums OF this thus
appropriated Is Of 1000 that will be paid to any fa
my tt principles Of this possessed system
tanning the loss Of the rst in HYDRO en.
thus sfeydens endoredby tho cumulative proof OF ten
yesr In various sections of the UnoA and tr1phea
ever All the unprinciped opposition the exposed
eeraeed perurer biting judicial debsuciery and All
graduation TO the author and his friends The nsraount
question now before the world which can test It's reB
uVrssy the better TO the author who sincerely
the best science can require As cilizes this
80 - VII be able - respond efctuaily TO TIE lem aniS
u an IN luirng public by approprate location. Rse-
renee 20 Mr.. A. Gun mir ehaU igY illi m
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

INTERESTING ffRIAL-THE FORREST DIVORCE
CaseA copous revived and corrected report Of this in
New York Herald in phet form, Immediately after the
teminaton Of the proceedings It will DO che only report
Court and the counsel OF 10th sides Accuracy and i'm
paralty will contain copies Of all letters and docu
and viii sempre .n present. appearsncsa nuariv two
hundred Price, rs cents Copyright has been taken
Davenport. bookseilers Tribune Buiidins Now YorG.
accurate and full report Of this imporantcase
IL GLIDING all tho letters, adsvts etc given in whence,
will be published plete in form reported with
ofthe Police Gazette. This superior report will 10 copy
rshtsd and issued immedisey upon the serGaasion q
adarssed sr fSs'e Bfoass
will meet with prompt attention.
I,ITHIAN's MAGAZINE FOR GIRLS AND BoYs-
for good and such are wanted TO New York
public schools Address, pos. paid Charles Tthian, Pala
ITO BE PUBLISHED THIS MONTH. BY THE AU-
4 thor, Thos J. Walden NJ D.. the :" Bible OF Rational
Mind Religion. This work analyzes monotheism AZ
only religion nsurng The alteration Of the Cre,or Of tho
universe such expressing the contamination Of universal
prr cples all others being pagansm Tho whole world
ration al mind has interest in the tuup
question that however retarded will b tina. Of universal
brotherhood and the author as thrown premium gaunt
worthy Of the OF ali peouia
Bibles whether Jew Christian Mormon Bhud-
world criticism Is at bay let astery genius now rule where
omnipotent facts direct for the loest
feps
it's nobest divine Sovereignty and puress
Allied civilization.
vTNO THE MEDICAL PROF EssIoN.-HlsToRY OF THE
Case Of the late pr Kearny Rodgers. by ALEXANDER
Broadway; Strnger IL Townsend, 81 Broadway Robert
Carter 236 Broadway. and G. H. Miller 6i5 Broadway.
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HORSES, CARnIAOEs. sc.

I'll ANDsoSE LIGHT WAGONS TIE UNDERSIGNED.
having iust completed variety Of light wagons,
equaed beauty Of design and 6nish combining s
Get Improvement and warranted Of the hest workmanship
would respectfully Gail the attention Of gentlemen wishing
TO purchase and ihtorm them that improvements
Sye keen made and those hand unsurpassed Ia
Ito city Tor elegance Fghtness, and oomfoYsJOAN ~
ALLAN, CarrieSe Maker Broadway, n2ss ThrtyssysEta
street. New YORK.
Now RFhDY-sEyERAL LIGHT BUGGY AND TRor-
ting wagons Tor the spa Of beautiful design tnd
'nh. combining al lates Improvement 81 the Car
nfge Mandatory Of JOIN L. ALLAN, Broad gay,
Thirty seventh stree.
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Lola MonteZ, Countess OF Landsfelt.-
Five splendid Daguerreoypes Of this celebrated lady may
he Galleries. by her permission tax by last
week. Admission free. Hundreds of other distinguishing
te At the Anne rican Galleries. MEA DE
BROTHERS, No. 23 Broadway three doors above the Aston
Ea1
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Elegant French Wedding Cards.-The
subscriber respectfully calls the attention of parties
curing something truly elegant to his beautiful styles Of
silver bordered and plain French Porcelain Cards Enve
onee and Wedding Boxes in the latest mode EVERDELL
500 RrnadMnY. Branch store. l3 Wall street.
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cry GOODS, sc.


DROWN PETERSHAMS.-JUST RECEIVED, TWO
~ CAGES Bro PetershAms ALSO Green Blue and Drabs
oflow priced medium and superhne qualities Alss invoice
q brown and black Mohar Coatngs with three
style fancy Csssimeres, At 50 cents per yard.
JAMEB BURk, Jr l6 Maiden Lane.
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Case Of the late pr j. Kesrny Rodgers BY Aleyander
Hosach. N. ID. For sale by Z. 8. Francis " Co, 252
Broadway; Strlnger Townsend, 222 Broadway; Robert
Carter 26 Broadway and q. Ii. Miller 6i5 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PIE RSONAL.


JAMES BERRY, FORMERLY OF PORTO RICO.
will please communicate his address TO THOMAS
kEAZIES late of Leith ~ Clarendon Hotel New York.
IF EDWARD JONES, WHO ARRIVED IN THIS CITY
recently from ubin Ireland will communicate with
his brother at he will find IL much to his advantage
His interest imperatively requires him to do SO.
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NAVY BAY AND CHAGRrs ICE CoMPANT.-TBh
Company having rleted their houses the ethaGc,
ana made rrangsmsaa 70 receive regular eurpy nov
prepared TO furnish steamers other vessels also ndi
ydua with Ice, Fresh Keats. Butter Lard Vegetables,
ss ~ ths Sncrnst notice. ~ verXressonsbis Eress
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Jnterest Noticc.-rhe Coupons due tho

MsslesirTl kalIroad ComrIny. MlI-
vsnke City Bonds issued said Company will he paid at
the American Exchange Bank and st the Office of the ohio
fe Trust in New York respectively and
ater The I'd Day Of January. T. rASsETf Wall street.
The Great Fire at BumalO.-NO such
word fail can be applied 30 GAYLERS Sasmander Safes.
six Of them in spaldpgs Exchange and saved the
hoohs &c Of the Bank of Lake Eris S1J0O0
in money books and Of H. H. size-. ESQ., the books
Of G. hich ESQ.,; Eauk of Attics &c. &c, after falling
into the ruins from Tie UPPER stories. Fifteen have been
fully tested within the six months aud than
hundred in al. c. j. GAYLER, Patentee,
90 John street, rner OF Gold.
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THE BALL. son.

NEARING's PRIVATE DASCIsG AND WALKING
- Academy Sc Bond strees Is day tor thosc
Who wish 70 learn nc dances IN the shortest pos'be
time Classes forming fer the second qns-.s--
toirees weeks exclusive the patrons n
academy For and fall psrticuiaf apply st
MT. SIS residence, above.
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MONTAGUE HALL, COURT STREET-Nr CHAR
wi Iuaud and Mis A. Lsnny respectfully make In 5wn
their and tho ladies and gentlemen OF Brooklyn
that their second and Las. of tho will
Tuesday 18th mat at the above Place Days OF
instruction Tuesday and Friday NJ 80 O'Clock, r. for
ladies, meses, and masters; at o'clock for gentlemen
Sorees second ThursdAy eyening OF eAoh month
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Southetrer Fostr Charleston, With msse
Bsrnssat Light bearing by w pissed vessel appatenty
schooner OF ECO tons eapsed rounded to alongside and
doubt aly schr ssrah Emma, in CONTACT with steamship
hsea Warrior The experienced severe NV gales during
Slip ws. la tpks r lp: Liverpool Oct 5 with
July q passed Aniet Sept with teas order The
ishonna Boston Sept T. Ia. 80 Is lon 50 81 spoke
jig pas age offsrty days down she China Seas % st
SS lon e % sg1ai,sa b,rs sTstI'pde Br 4s days
ssrs Va s &C pah ss0n Saa o for
American bark showing private ignal blue with white
bark Camilla tof st Thomasl Russh Ma.acaso, q days
has been ten days Of Hatrss with strong NE to NV
Bark Godfrey tof Bou.on), Treadwel Rio Jarero,
with coffee srd roseE TO master Oct g. lat 20 los.
from Rio Janeiro for New York 10th lat SO lon 81 "
ish Bsrnesat isht bearing NV came in close contaos
standn With loOse rigging attached tchr Sarah Emma be-
Big swan Pearce Bermuda, 20 days. in ballast. to Mid
dltton 4 Co.
Brg Thomas ssyhew, Spencer Maohias, days, with
Rfig gnnu la Keltop, Maohias days. with lumber
schr Bonita. wooster Eastport days.
scnr VIM Mitchell Robbins Machas. daTs.
scir Joseph Tarewell sisxarder, Kochisna. days.
sofr Lucy Ames, Ames Rockland. days.
scbr Antonis. Willard, New Bedford days
Sohr Pa, lire, Cressoy. \ ew Haven, day
sebr issac Merritt right New Haven. iday
schr William Brown. Golbroos, Rondeut, days FOR
Rocklsnc.
The bris Amerlo, philadelphia with GOAL srepos,
ed below, bound to an Eastern port
SAILED,
Ship Waterloo, Harvey Liverpoo schr oaatavis Simon
ton. st John, PR, and Msysguez.
Wind during the day NV.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov. 30-6 p. NJ
BREApsTUFFs--Flour con tfuued in good demand a.
full and buoyant rates The days business reached
$4,000 bbls fine rye, at 81 3d. and superfne No
NJ 81 50s 81 IS ordinary to choice State at SIS 121a
So 81 Al superfne Canadian in bond at So 1915 mixed
to fancy Western, at SIS Is IS 80; common to good
Ohio and Southern At SIS 43A SIS 621s; and fAscy 9e-
and Ohio at So so SO 6Ss4 per Dbl There hsye
been 12o bb Jersey and Brsndywne meal taken at 80
rs and ST. Wheat WAS les active and a rm 10 900
bushels fair Western white fetched ST. % 81 I'll 1900
Canadian in bond, part yet TO arrive at 81 12 aud
26o0 Western red, at 81 IL Nothing occurred in
either rye barley oats deserving Of special
Corn favored purchasers. There OF il the
market. The TRANSACTIONS embraced 1850 bushels
Southern yellow, az So SIC and Western mixed at
SIS 9cc
Cor1o~ The sales are 500 bales to day with heavy
and declining market We omit quotations until prices
assume more regularity.
Provisions Pork in better request aud higher;
the ssles embrsced ZOO bbs Western prime sis rs
SIS so; 400 DeFs at SIS 20 SlS s7a. Cut meats
about the same. Bacon dull and inaniuats
Live aud dressed hogs in demand, at X TO 90
ard = TO &c. per Id. leo bsis lard realized l22a
12$o per 10 NV beef continued in good demand and
fem; the business consisted Of 800 bbls prime,
st - so n SIS; do at SO 20 So and re packed
Chicago at S12 80 $40 10. About 120 bbs beef hams
found market al Sl5 per 220 lbs. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
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otain fAcS that tAs alarm hes snrsy pAssd away and
sas nv o. Atasr nons any longer trouble Themselves
ebout the invsdcn
On the other hand the hopes which have been re kn
eeo by the new Oilers Of the mediating
tended to restore confidence that ths generality OF the
eapveseios and merchants completely forget in
their plans and operations that such thing possible
- the rsAsvL Of hsstiies between the republic aAa
TIE empire
Az for the government It Is ever prepared for any
emergency any invasion; and should the latter be
attempted by any one it will certainly not nnd the
try upprepared
the government has been very soicitous to trouble
the citizens very little with military service the
years truce has been employed with great advantage
farmers and those generally employed in agricultural
pursuits and although portion Of the tobacco crop In
the cibso prov nce has been lost have to hope
Tor reduction in the prices Of the minor fruits in the
market great deal has been DONE too, in the mahoga
ny line and II our population were more numerous,
extreme abundance might be insured for the only limit
that work has found has been the want of hands to per-
form II should our population only be incr ased by
migration end our progress during the next four
be such has been during the one the face
OF the republic would be entirely changed
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THE WEATHER AT BERMUDA On Thursday last
the wind which i'd been blowing moderately from east
and northeast for several days previously, gradually
backed 10 north, north west until 1t reached
southwest from which point Thursday night, it
menced blowing very Seroey and continued through
out Friday and thu following day On Saturday evening
Q thundeI STERN, of short duration. passed the
northern section of the island. The lightning
temely vivid and the pas of thunder sarmngly loud
but we have hesrd of damage therefrom Since Mon
day last the weather has been beautifully mild and agree
able --BeJmudan, Oct 27
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JryrRpoor teamship Cit II Gla Cow FROM Phiia
derbs-R Cruz dy Mr lie ihrth Mrs Low glin Mr. John
Msb.roil Mrs. Mo'here and family Joh, Remington, Nc
Ilyirgtto1 rrs livingston, Mr. a Avon Csnd8cld.
iirn AAY Mra Anne Ry A., Mrs mcCrtgor
Wrs sooan and family Mrs shea and emily Mrs Elisabeth
Ttsmpsfp M A navin rpd boy Ms Tavi0f Ar 6eard
ehsw John 0rtger John Gu,saon Arthy Lagler Ihos
Barbour Johr Juddi tbos Cfos!U, Rev Wa kauls mr.
wsanor, lady, ard famii Y-Tothl, 70.
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CHARLrsror Steamship sontherner-Wm DAFis. John
wsitof Mrs Monroe II v Mccall, McGuro-l2 In the
steeraRe - x~,,-. ~. c....t. - ,
prulstr do; Signcr Antoine R0sei, Sicily.
mr. munA-lfig Swami j White, hr Su ,ndsrs Nr
VttUap and brother.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

OPPosITIoN. TO MoNoPoLY.-NEw YORK An
~ Philadelphia Independent Express.-Williams, 70
btrts Co. having at the request SO ersl
merchants u the cas New York -nd Phi.e phi
tsblished Gle above express, vi running
Tuesday the I'D inst Their ara gcmeu IS ensbn them
70 -once the pres' ties ofa they respe ituly
lct tho patronage OF the public Parcels freight &s
der the ohsrae special messengers. oces2B Bro sd-
between Fulton aud Dey urosts 63 Walnlt street,
Philadelphia near tho Elk ,hange.
n. WILLIAMS, ~, W. j. B0RT0N.
q. j. nUBEkIS, JN'" ''t"' philadelphia
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On "wednesday, Nov II, b. the Rev. Mr. Marks Mr.
PEEU'K. NALrRsm TO Miss MARY JANE BLAKELEr all OF
this city
on saturday evening, November 90, by the Rev. DR..
Ferris WILLIAM 9. uoxiE to PHrBs p, Gully daughter Of
Capt Robert Z. Jay all OF this city,