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CulCAGo, Jnn'y 81, 1859.
Receipts since our last amount to l2li bu
wheat Go bu corn, Is6 bu oats and IS bbls
flour.
Uheai-Sales 1,?li bn from railroad and
teams, at S6aiQ for spring for storc-5qai5c for
m'lllnS-a lauks extra fall, for milling. zoe
tor7t-W at SSa3ic per 60 lbs shelled
--2Sc per 70'vS the ear.
oatS-Sales 7s6 bu at lda2oc per - lbs.
Hogs- Receipts light, we give our former quo
atoms, viz, S,15ai, 90 per leo lbs- 7ribIne.
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Dissolution.

THE co-p,r,nership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned, in the mercantile business
carried on in Ottawa ma Pero undrr the name
and style OF Kohn & Nandebanm is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business 1t tbs
late finn will be settled by Marcus kchn.
VI kOHS
January 90. r M.spLrptrN
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NOfrcc Z

If that man from La Sale, who attended the
Dancing School At this place, on Wednesday
evening last and did not pay his BILL will call
and settle, we will not expose him. 4.
Ottawa, Jan. "a, 1852
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for ourselves We want none Of it. Give US the
foreign trash-you may have the domestic.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, in sums TO suit purchasers, Tor sale
by nov9 NoRris & FISHER.
Money also RENTED through Harnden & Cos
Express, 10 any part vi Europe. at the loves, rates.
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a TIGER FRIGHTENED by A MoCsN Japan,
Basil Hall in his Fragments Of Voyages aud
Travels gives the following anecdote of 4 l.'er
kept a. the British Residency at Calcutta :-"But
what ANNOYED him far more than our pokIng HIM
up with a stick or tantali1ng him with Sims Of
beef or legs of mutton, was introducing mouse
into his cage. No fine lady ever exhibited more
terror at the sight OF spider, than this magnIi
cent regal tiger betrayed on seeing mouse
Our mischisvous plan was to tie the little animal
by a string to the end OF long pole, and thrust
it close to the tigers nose. The moment he saw
it, he leaped to the opposite side and when the
mouse was made to run near him, he jammed him.
self into a corner and stood trembling and roaring
in such an ecstacy of fear that we were always
obliged to desist in pity on the poor brute. Some
times we insisted on bis passing over the spot
where the unconscious little mouse ran backwards
and forwards. For long time, however. we
could not get him to move; till at length, be-
lieve by the help OF a squb we obliged him to
start out instead Of pacing leisurely across his
den, or OF making detour to avoid the object OF
his alarm, he generally took kind Of flying leap,
so high as scarly to bring his back in contact with
the roof of his cage."-Ihompson's Passions Of
1HiuIls
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N OtiC G!

NIIE unknown owner or owners are hereby noti-
J. fled, tina, nj sale Of delinquen, lnnds and town
lots for the taxes aud due thereon for the year
county state of Illinois, on the 18th day Of Juno
A 1850, Noah X. Smith purchased a, snld sale lot
81, southwest fraction, sec II, town 80, range 3,
east Of the 81 principal meridian, and that the
time ofredempuon from said sale will expire on the
10th day Of June, A 1882, and the, am the legal
Ian II lS52-23-3w 10
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, or any par, OF England, Ireland
Scotland, or Wales, in sums TO suit purchasers, to
sale by april Sly NJ. ii. SWIFT.
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LIEUT.. CovERSoR,-"A Democrat in a com
munication published in the Bellesle Advocate
recommends Hon. J. Il. HoBBs, Of Adams county
to the Democratic State Convention as a suitable
man for the office of Lieutenant Governor.
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" ~ u N tisits
W. Z. Ri,HARp.o.


The undersigned will continue The tanney and
leather business at the old stand aud solicit con.
tinunnce OF public patronage.
Jan "a 1851 RlcHARrsOSs
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w SliOclilnlXCrs.

MOROCCO cali, Kip and upper leather.
vi Cochneal, blue and green morocco.
Pink, drab, black. maroon and russstt Innings.
Bindings, webbing No 3, 3, 10 and ~ thread.
Pegs lasts, nnils, tucks brussels, avis, pincer,,
hammers, heel bal Irons, Ac.-iorsae BY
IauI3 RICHARDSON'S.
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CoLD WEATHER This has been one of the
coolest weeks We have ever experienced; the
thermometer has ranged as follows:
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GREAr WusAT AND CoRS SrArts-A CORES
pendent Of the Pi,tsburg Gazette, writing from
Washington, says:
From the abstracts OF the statistical returns at
the census office, it appears that Pennsy lyana III
1850 was the largest wheat producing state in
the Union. l have had the curiosity TO compare
the six most prominent states in respect to this
crop, and give them below, with the crop Of
each:
Pennsylvania, l5,iScl 0l Bush.
Ohio, lig6TO56
Virginia, ll5l69O6
New York, lS,c5S,0uO
Michigan 4glN.0uO
Mary land, 4I9I6S0
In the yisld Of Indian Corn, Ohio bears off the
palm. Five states, however, stand almost in a
line in regard to this important staple, as fol
lows:
Ohio, 5Q1SS.1j0 Bush.
Kentucky 100000
Illinois, 100000
Indiana, 100000
Tennessee, 100000
The Com crop for the whole United States is
returned as over 5OOOOG,O00 bushels, gain Of
about 40 per cent on that OF 1910.
CoLD WEArHrR-- This has been one of the
coolest weeks We have ever experienced; the
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Estatc Of Cbarie' Hdgvard d,cea,,d
MOTTO f. Is hereby gwen that | will make appli.
~ cation to the county court OF La Sale county
on The third Mondayin March next, for an order to
selI much OF the real estate belonging to the
tate OF Chas. Hayward. decd as may be necessary
10 pay the debts of the said deceased at which time
and place, all persons interested. requested 10
appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said real estate should not be sold for the purpose
aforesaid JULIA ANN REED,
late JvIA AM HAYWARD, tdm'r.
llyaRy J REED, her Husband.
January 80 ls52-23-Sw
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DLASrERlNG hair--lor saltby.
inn % RicharRsons
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individuals or clubs can forward their orders
through Post Masters free OF postage.
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Congressional Record.

!cenafs-Janna,v 1.-The chairman laid before
the Senate , cor,rnpicat,n from, the Departn,cn,
Of the Interior m,tipr an estimate of the appro-
priation 10 meet The Jrfr;,pr;es in the expenses
Of that departm.nt for the vearls5s
A bill raIip,, land warrants assirnabe, was
taken ur ,nd ma5s The .necia, orL,r for to morrow
Numsron, prt;,;ors were nresented and private
reports made
Mr. pr,1L,,,, from ,bs s.,act committee r.,
rortsi b, nr,vi lin" c., CIV asrcrt,inin anI nav
mo the claims nf American citizen, on account Of
s,,,l;,t;,,,,. b.. a.. rl - a., ISM Ia. cav.
notice IN c,ll !, M, m, frst Monday IN February
Mr. Sey-,.J o,fsreJ =, ,,so,,,,ion calling for a
COPY The ino,,ry ami ali .ropd,n,e relative
IN tho lnss o5 ,he s,e,r,sr F.Itb in 1910
Mr. BoranI Introduced A hill Granting lands to
III, Stots of A,l,r.,s for ,oil,oad r,,rrssps
A resolotion aIlouin,, tine committee ON Post,
offices clerk WAS taken un and debated Mt
lenoth
Uous, Arer q rsrsoral sxnIapatiou from, Mr.
B;birb,p, in rs,,, ;dn ~ the rlnort Of retnrncI
officers frnr Irt,b tho House renewed the copsi.
Iteration of I'm, motion In rrf,r ia the committee
of the Whole a hin cxnlapa,ory of tho Bounty
Land law orlSiS
!S,.satc-Inp 1.-THE Chair laid before the
Senate A renort of the Secretary of State orth
number of rersop, cmployeI in his Office. and al
so a rrr;rt of The Secretary Of War in relation TO
a military road in Iowa.
Mr. Miller presented the rrorecdinrs Of the ci
ti,eus of Trenton y / pynr,.sjn, symr,tby for
Kos.uth and Hungary. which was referred.
Mr. Shields pressntel n netitiou for 4 W
Thomson. praylng that the Postmaster General
be authorized IN contract for tronsportin the Uni
ted States mail between the United States and
Ireland
Mr. stockton gave notice Of bill TO establish
a line of steamers between Jersey City and Gal
way ireland.
Mr. Underwood introduced bill TO purchase
the stock owned by individuals in the Louisville
and Portland Railroad.
The resolutions in relation 10 the census printing
were taken M. when Mr.. BRIGHT took the floor
and commenced speech in favor Of its passage.
House-Mr Houston from the committee on
WAYS and Means reported bill in support Of the
Military Academy at West Point for the wear EN-.
ding January, 1858.
Mr. Fuller Of Maine from the Committee on
Commerce reported back, with amendments. a
hill to ameud the acts of 1877 and As. regulating
the carving of passengers in vessels.
Mr.. Hall from the committee on public lands
reported bill iurthe, to extend the time of loca
ting Virginia land warrants.
Mr. Harris nn the Judiciary Committee rpport.
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The CON crop i0r the WhoIe Uulted Sta.es Is
returned rs over 100000, 900 bushels, gain Of
about 10 per cent. on that OF 1910
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4 Tall ;imespald tor hides and skins, at the Tan.
~ merry, or at,he store, on Canal street
Iau23 richardson's
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nj ON r. Y NJ A IL X K Il

SUNDAY Sept. 12-6 p u.
At the close Of the stock market yesterday prices
not firmly sustained and the leading fances were not
In such active demand. The bears freely putting
out contracts later there must be pretty
animated contest between - two great specializing
parties The bulls hay - cr all "s lme been in want Of
an active demand from hsshors until very recently
operators for fall hay been inoativ. and but little
disposed to involve thems> IVES Atey they have been
more decided in their movements and have met pu
chascrs for rise literally So long outsiders keep
aloof the market 1t requires great deal Of activity
among the bears to keep the market moving The easy
money market enables holders to carry large amounts OF
stock which reduces the quantity aoat and gives the
bulls very great advantage In their covering combina-
tons We do not look for any important general rise In
prioes but have doubt certain stocks will advance
considerably and continue active throughout the
There is wide margin for improvement in some, and
the basis is sufficiently strong to sustain quite aPpe
citation.
The steamship Illinois, from Chagres brings dsy'r
later int sigenee from California and million three
hundre and seventy thousand dollars in gold dust, Of
which seven hundred thousand dollars in charge Of
Messrs Adams = 60. The news is not important.
The vote IN INV Ykie upon the question Of loAning
the city credit insd Of the Pond du Lac and Lake Shore
Raidroao npeo oon Of 40 In favor to against It
The anti -scite trade again quite active the
past week the agr gate Tonnage by the three lines reach
Ing 500 tons nearly great the tonnage u the
previous week. The Lehigh Navigation Company, for
the week ending Saturday last brought down s5Ol
tons and for the season 70s 4e9 The Reading Rail
road brcrght down for the week ending Thursday,
4s107 tons and for the season. III tons The schuyi
I'LL Navigation Company brought down for the week "a
7e4 tons and for the Sles27 TONS The Lohh
accident occurring Il is estimated vial make this scoson,
over and above and interest profits three times
as great as Il Is permitted to declare The SchuJlkin
Navigation with twelve weeks more Of navigation will
probably ovorso the estimate Of 800 600 tons and a. pri
ces higher than anticipated The Reading sxssed
Ing itseH
The shipments Of breadstus nom the United States 10
ports in Great Britain and Ireland for the year ending
Sept. ], 1852 were as annexed:-
snlrHrSr BxEApsrrsrs FROM rIE UMrrp srArss TO
GRra RRfrA
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o sorry show. Sometimes particularly unnytng s,yl.
OF kat IL thus ushsred before the public this
-four dollar man endesyors gull the public by produ.
sinF the old cashmere hat ard rain7 II ana
Of his own invention. But the trick Uncle sor
Is not 70 be quilted Truly the Of the Jenny Lind ticket
must he blinded TO think that such palry arhcc Of
tempting 70 bring out style Of hat fashionable ten years
ago as somcthng original and Of his invention would
succeed with discriminating public. you want good
hat call in at EFrenseheds iT Nassau street. corner
Ann street, and II his hats ~ are not better
hnef and tastiex than any hat eold In Bro Tor 81
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The increase In the expectation Of wheat IS equal 70
about two hundred and fifty thousand barrels, which
much more than makes the decrease In manufactured
-four The aggregate value Of exports this year doe not
vary materially from that Of Last year About two thirds
Of the total shipments from this port
The following table shows the quantity Of Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from
commencement Of navigation 10 the It'll OF September
inclusive during the years 1860 1877 days. 1851 LAG days.
1867, III days -
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Nis 20 ropIenis ther Nardrotes with articles q asiona
bic wearing apparel invited before leaving
M The lr.adway Fashionable Clothing Emporium 81 Alfred
Muiroc y &C., al broadway. between Howard and Grand
ton heavy nnd light drs and rrock Cost scntee walking
Goats bufnos Goats Clonks black ssinrre
fantaloor. fancy French ard English cashmere Panta
looms lct- Of rich yohet-, Cssimercs Cassinercs Sik
and ratnS, some rich embroidered Vests; under
garments q every detcnEtiou rich Scarf Crayats Be- Sc
rect
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travelling much ought without supply a.
articles for the dresnFcase invented and soid ~ vii
liam posle "a w.shingtes street Boston No te.,sr pre-
while his Amole for shayg Tor The ease
II impArts 70 the process II be used with
the skin IN esndton suited 90 withstand change -
heat or cold without rk o. ehsppns Sold ~hoiess add
Clark & Co. "a and Rice and Smith, 727 Brosd~sy Wn
II. Cary Co.. 5 Pearl street, by the Druxr,ts "a
Performers throughout the world.
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Mr.. BpvNprT:- -

Mr.. BpSNrTT:-
Dear Sn your statement of the proceedings Of the IN
dicia Convention in Tammany Hail. Friday evening last
am reported having been missing when the question
taken the resolution the object Of which
ahh the ballot instead Of the rvd mode Of voting
Sneb was not the case was in seat at the time and
voted Aye also voted upon every other question be-
fore the convention In ordinary cases should deem this
Of too small moment to notice. but believed
in dodgng question much where tho glorious
right q the ballot is concerned deem proper to make
this correction the ballot tho great palladium
offrecdom and the only safeguard Of equality against
olirarehy. d. b. TAYLOR.
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Marietta Albo,,f.

Marietta AlbONi.
Her voice like lutes notes heard at night,
Above ripping stream.
Enchant with sweet delight,
Like some angelic dream
So pure and clear the notes reaound
Our eyes are fixed appellant there;
To see the angels lowering round,
And whispering on the melting air.
The most portrait Of this singer that
taken by ROOT and be ut his Daguerrean Gallery
500 Broadway Rooms, first floor, mp stairs.
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ton AssociaionThe members OF the above Association
avail themselves Of this opportunity return their
thanks to the Pre- anics-Neptune No. q, Hose;
Fulton No. 81 Engine: and Lafayette No. Hook and Lad
der for their attendance 1T the Sontag Sernade the
9Th inst. W. A. VULTEE, Secretary.
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! wigs and Toupees.-z3atchclor,sN new style
o. Wigs are the most perfect imitation nature
yc invented Ihose wanting superior sr<lee shoak
eau at BATCHEl.OR6 sslskeAsea wiz Tsessry Ne wal
s,sst vnsr, sss e s.vnd sAs ssH Aat bs asBss1NA
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The SUMS Ally

The Suns Ally
The sun can't portraits take alone;
IT'S true the pencil Is his own.
But skill and art must guide Il.
And Curneys portraits, full Of thought.
With the suns golden pencil wrought,
Prove that perfe ction q goal he sought,
And would not be denied It.
GuRhEYS matchless pictures taken Ia sher
At Nos l9 Broadway, and $40 Broadway Leonard
street
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ExcelsiOr.-Bcebe " Co., l56 broadway,
respectfully solicit the attention Of the public their Fall
Fashion for gentlemen's Hats
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metropolitan P1anoSorte

Maurice Strakoseh has opened the splendid stor No 0
broadway with large ss-ortent of fne pfanofort ara
stock at frtt class selodeons Purchasers invited
cell. MLhRf 4. WATSON, Manager. No. es broadway
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Rahyene Is well established the best article TO restore
Hair without dyeing H. and by act
entirely upon the II IL clesny aud while IL i'm
parts the color II also gives soness gloss and
ranted For sale at the General Depot No S Grand street
Fulton street. and l4G Atlantic street. Brooklyn
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and his partner Dr. Nicolas, have taken their
NJ. Raymond Co.'S Metallic Burial warsrooms No.
tG Broadway New York whore information % obtained
about their process and charges Persons from distance
requiring their sericca may apply BY telegraph and their
srunu III be promptly attended TO-
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Court Calendar-This Day.
CoMMor PLsAs Mos. SIS 1,lo8, 7, 8, IL toH
sUrnEnI oovss--OHcuIr.-Nos. $50, AZ ss2 $40, asa
le7. lo0, lel 10 l0.
SvvAAss CvvsD-spsASs yxss--Nstim assieH
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Police Intelligence.

Passing " tTsAerjsit Money We noticed tn yle Sun
day HSRAiD the arrest Of Mrs Isabella Parks charged
with passing counterfeit S. bills the Bank q Moth
America. Connecticut. The bills arc dated Saymour
May 1862; w. Atwater, Cashier, aud q Y. Forrest
PRECEDENT Yesterday. Justice stewart committed two
men named John @. nichaes. aud William Her1iok.
charged with being secomplioss Q, Mrs Park and the
man Phillip Cavesy In the manufacture and passage Of
the counterfeit money In question The ringieaders
and manufacturers OF the countesfet money would have
no doubt been arrested by the proper officers had II not
by policeman who Is believed 10 be Interested In
the escape OF the guilty parties. Justice Stewart we un
derstapd intends 70 investigate the whole ALTAR and pre-
sent the conduct Of the policeman bescro the Haes
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ID LARSON, A SWEDE BY BIRTH, LEFT HIS
Il lodging No. 80 Greenwich street, Tuesday last
labOring under temporary insanity He has mot since
turned been by his friends He 10 about 81
Sd Of middns stature and has light hair and ecnpssiOn
abouts will be thankfully received and paid for 81 the
Swedish Consulate No. o. Wall street.
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Southern and western cents rcou,r,nv

Geisnts made q oraer equal IN style and In
price than lrosdyay arr politely requested 70 call nv
ttor, No. lb william street, where splendid good
fsicns view. My regular customers need no
81 vfation Dress coats a. order 10 s2 Other gar
nerts Ii pr0Igrtl1n
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CosGrsSssovA NoIr-sE&
Es. Dcn. Bhs.
-. Moe scDonald Nathan . Appie,sn
49,. samuel Naval t.cAxics J onmzs.
g.. .Eapasssh II. smith. D. Wilder farsey
T.. nufUf X. y I0rt.r s1nne T. Bensor.
O.. nssiinef stiici.laad lsrza Nssnburn- (r
3D.. Thamas J. u EuAls. Thoras Robinon.
Maine has seven representatives il the present
Congress-fye democrats and trs whigs; bat the
new apportionn4eni reduces the number 70 six. The
vote the Congrcssionai tickle, viii sho~ more
oarately the political IsstiOn Of tho state than
that Of Governor, the local questions ~ seen
"a sGec, 20 much the DoFninees Tor Cengre~~.
serious 1acas occurred al wstertsvn. Mas on
Saturday, bctwea the advocates and oppononts Of
che Maine ls~. IN which the former appear 20 have
got rather ne vsrs 81 Il. Two botsl keepers having
been evnmorsd before . magistrate sor se,ling NJ
spor, 9 fgh; isok place, In ths course Of which
person employed ~ an informsr sgsinS the spirit
dealers brandlshed a knife and pistol. Peace
having been re.oreS, this bsliioss Individual va
bound ovw CO. tri 70 snEvss shs ohArye e. cauy-
ng eoncealec weapons ons q ths hstsi kespers
acquitted. sIA the sxs@la4,sea 81 the sshes
~ss Postponed IA oss>sQassss a tAs sxoiss0ens
rhs y but Ia segs1ntng q What mag BE- sspsossd
n rrow ca, u ths sasS<nsas II sk< anvhsis-oms
kw in hss~soha-stt.
From ChsslsstSn NJ lsan al . aols.silsa %
sezinols indians. "a ~ bod q vhen Il The ceie-
brs.sd Bllly Bo~iegs. ere ssv their vsy 10
ws~Aisgsoa. Gsnsr-l Blake, sn~< No insensit.<-
shls trouble. has 81 isartA psesslled upon these
Hs<saas 70 vait upon n rrsaasas. N order " pos
sbss. % eject persnAssni treaty, sam Jonss "a
GOT anszg the dsisssss&. bet Ass ssni soHis q
sbis representative.
Ths various Csr.sa funsr ssasssss q as sn1
O. otksr l&zss stss sAssssse~s NJ essssu are
ssv On . visf 70 sksir brstArsn m BAltinsr--
Aeeordisg 10 the ssi>xr~sAis dsspsssA. shsir fs~i-
va, which win dos ss Wednesday. Es~ b .
grssd AFFAIR.
Our columns. - $500. s>ss~As ~v~si ss'ssrspAis
ds1Sschs, end IssA issAi. psitkasal. and stAss
entertaining rsaAiAs. - vAfsA Ne ssss.<ses ne
sssSss b rsisrsA wsas q r~@ prsvssfS Sssa>a
snDsHsa y q 81 bnegnea - ne9pelne
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Mr.. BDema. the Peruvian minister, and fasnyy ar.
rived Yesterday by the 6iers Esvada and erc oppIur
ct the Union Place Hotel. Don aonsc,o Alsonso and a.,
mily also arrived at the same hotel yesterday
Hon Humphrey Marshall accompanied By his fsYs,,v
paced through Louisville on The 9Th instant En- rss IS
New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A sSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE IN
n dustry Of all NAtions.0ce 80 broadway, New York.
September lThe stockholders Of this association
hereby notified that call Of ten cent the capital
being the second nsalmen thereof has been order
by board and they hereby requested
pay the 20 Ncssrs Duncan, Sherman Co.. bank
srs No ~ William street before the I'D inst Be
order, w. WHETTEN, Sec.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT ANNUNCIATOR--
~ The public respectfully cautioned against pur
chasing using vending any infringement Of this machine
As ubsttute for the ordinary bells In hotels ii has
equal but mitators Against the latter now
pending and viii be continued to the fullest extent Of ths
law. On hand and for sale 100 from to 800 num-
Dnana street.