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r. r. r. No. 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS

r. r. r. No. 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS
Mild and pleasant in their operation to regulate the
Bowles and cleanse the system from all Putrid and
Acrimonious Humors.
Good at all Times, Time Five Hours.
Small doses Regulate, Large doses Purge.
Takeo in doses from one to eight, they will cure
Cosveness, Indigestion Sour Stomach, Measles, Lv-
er Complaint Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Bowels
Heart Burn, Small Pox, Kidney Complaint
let, Typhuc, Yellow, and Billions and in all cases
where the system is out Of ORDER dose ofthe Regua-
tors will regulate the Bowels give tone and energy TO
the Liver, and restore the natural health
son and by the Druggis: generally oec 10
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MOON RISES.

cap Mr.. WILLIAM TUCKER, vith such as
.;;,,,uc, as he may employ, IS authorized to re-
e,iss subscribers and advertisements TOR the
=, Do;1, E. ening Star" Mr.. BURNS oiN acaat
=, The citizens of Georgetown.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WILLARD's HOTEL.

WILLARD's HOTEL.
Scote Miss Whitwell Mass
spencer DO Mrs L"dge do
. u l, 40 d Grifing Md
= Il W aiKer Ohio III Turner Mo
D Maco1 90 MIR Newell Mass
!, !. n tues oai Col Il Soo Ia
w Mercer do X pon,tnaa IA
Hon w Wright Cal JR KiIby Va
A Hargous Y J Dixon y Y
- - - Ia BP townsend do
6 SIN tn Va sir Jones Del
~ Mayo 10 Mrs Jones do
Mi Biddle C3 Mason SIdo
Maj IL Long USA As Davisd d,
w Russell KY ]. NJ Arnotu Tenn
Mr Furgusou do Steme,r Jamac,
may Hargous Mexico
~, DU"iSnt Ii Mr Luzarraga GuayaQ1
~, AZ ui!cnflst fia felghler Vera Cruz
Mrs Gllchrist DO J S Navarro Mexico
a stevens Mass L. Iiammeken do
barVeda Md Mr. Nichols England
r " nipple Lieut. Roat. Navy
" Drakessllch Miss Colem aus Va
5 Ii WhtwelI Mass Withers do
owens MIR AID Mrs Davis Tenn
u - Mason ny John Stev. rs md
DeHaven james Ky
Capt II Clarke do Mr White do
uoiineS turgeIsJn
II Z Blake lUSN J Allen do
uayden Gal DID Newcomb I
VT ana MIS- liorn Cheaver Conn
G Mason md DL LIovd
Ii henry Ii SD Wright mass
a IL Jones Va Mr. Mccullough md
d Campbell La j White d.
Gunuell md
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r.. II. e.
RAILWAYS READY REMEDIES,
NOS, /. 9, AND

NUS. I, z, AND j.
a RE so prepared as to harmonize and act in uni
n son with each other. Taken separately or to-
gether they will instantly stop PAIN speedily remove
Disease, and quickly its ,use No pain can ex
it. or Disease af1ict the system while under their
Influence.
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IL and Hosiery. such as Cheuisettes Col
lars, Under Sleeves, Pocket Handkerchi.fs Muslin
and Cambria Bands, Edgings and Ips-rtings white
and bsck SILK Hose. white black, colored Merno,
and Cotton Hose, Kid, Silk, Cashmere, aud Thread
Gloves, wi general assortment Of misses sndchn.
drens Hosiery and Gloves, may be found by CO ling at
the new Dry Good Store OF
MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY
dec 16 Pinn av, between 9th and 10th sts
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OPERA BOOTS, CONGRESS CATERS. &C.

Il U T RECEIVED from the mandatory of W.
city, N'" 'eiSe'' l'oi n0iiy u ILLS
case OF Opera Boots
case Congress Caters
Case Unisn Shoes, a new article; and
a., one case Oxford Shoes
,b aA case of boys Congress Caters and union
SUES For sale by JOHN MILLS,
;,, fashionable Boot Maker, Browns Hotel.
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IRVING HOTEL.

A G Dandy N Y
b W jackson Va
j II Morrison do
III E Robinson vt
B A Pritchett Va.
j c Haley do
c Lenschow do
j Disturnell N Y
MIR Wood v ard do
w NJ Varnum Ga
G A Nichols Pa
G X Wright do
Samuel l. Roberts, Va
Geo r Myers do
Mrs Sam Coleridge md
P r Collins & | Ohio
B T Curtis & son do
s Blandinger n 0
B Coleman California
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NEW JERSEY POTATOES.-Fam
i,s., T n may wish to be supplied with prime New
foatoes for winter use, in lots of five and ten
Hq '"01 NO V,u1 % EuppEyy T. 20 110
yp -oo No. 3, opposite Centre Market.
Jan ll-l2df
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u SULLIVAN, Cabinet Maker and I'm
Nd oertaker Furniture neatly repaired, c eaned
q toe old stand late J. L. W. Thompson's) i ST..
''eo izth and 18th street, north side. jan IL
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S Brooke DC
/ Watley Mass
G Gibson Md
Mrs Gibson do
Misses Gibson do
L G Russell Va
n Blunt Md
w B Brown Mo
Miss Brown do
G r King do
Mr. Langdon & l vt
j B Mccormick, Bost
b F Daring do
F I Sutherland & lady
mass
E p Powell Va
G Crawfor Phila
H Alien do
Z Mitchell Pa
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GADSBY'S HOTEL.

j Bell Philad Bryan St Louis
F. II Davis Portland Mr. Symington Bait
Backus Mich J Wheeler vt
f Mcintosh NJ j Abbott Y
6 Staples do Miss Onslow NC
Hammer lady servant Hon J S Cottman Md
&c Phia DR. j Thomas do
W Taylor do Mr. Slaughter Va
Cooper Va j j FOrbes
Hon Walsh Md G Trip lady RI
w Berry do A Robertson Pa
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BLANKETS. BLANKETS.

BLANKETS: BLANKETS.
ID so pairs Ribband-bound Blankets
100 do Common Blankets, all sizes
so do Gray, Blue. and Red Blankets eli sizes
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
White, Red. and Blue tlanpels
Together with general assortment OF Dry Goods
WIN X. RILEY.
dec l6-3t corner Sth st. and opp. Centre Market
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LUMBER YARD.

TOHN B. WARD, keeps constantly on hand good
d assortment of lumber, which will be sold on &C
combating terms. o,
doc 30-1m 18th street and canal.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

WIhorne sist N Brews ter and lady Ct
Stry ker do Miss Brewster do
Loney Bait d X McRae n G
J A Clifton do Il Strange ir do
1t j NJ duncan U sN So Person do
Bonn Nd Denton Va
w Murdork do l. w Chase Conn
A Phelps Vt Martin Va
Capt Ferry Bait Il Green NC
b w Caswel ESava Mobile
Tyson Bait A Aubertd do
A Murray Phila GSMeen Va
IL Exhail Va j Norris Pa
u z Price do J s Carpenter Ky
u j ThOmaS do w Street Va
j Mouteath N F Il Miller do
w Etherington do A Crane do
f. Miller Mass A brown N Y
9 Robbins Boston W D Bowie jr Md
j A Thomas Y APLymanVt
L Z Giles Mo TIC Atchison Va
S Blown Md JIG Crane 5 c.
ii cooper Thayer do
NJ G Moli Mass Ii Stubblefed Ny
Hon u Grow Pr u McDearmon Va
Mrs DennX Mass D. Tardy do
Major Arnold CSN &c LymanNY
Coyt Va DIR Weems Md
A Mcdonald do II jones Boston
COyled do e Bowers Md
u Dana Boston J L Meleck N J
Mr and Mrs Gregory placde Va
N j Nicltae n G
Mr. and Mrs G W Gregory r Partrid se do
child and nurse do David Hayden do
Miss Gregory do j Marshall Va
McJ henderson do jameson do
Drinkard Va Mr. Kent and lady Md
Farr OHIO w l. LyOn do
w Brockett Va A NIcRae C
Ii Rawlings do w c Buttercourt do
NJ Snowden Bait J Fult III do
W Gamble Fla II Parish ir Pha
Miss Gamble do W Mclean Ohio
w Farrend n Y Mr. Nelson Bait
Miss i, ekman do Mr. Carroll do
Van shaack d. J II stever Princeton
G heed do e Horn-il Va
NJ Snowden md D Maj kand
S Collyer vt
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

G Guilf)rd II Mackey Va :
Brooke Md G Levy do
j Warrington Va j Smith do
Padgett Ohio TBHart g. Va
Hon l. Durham Ind Ii Smith DC
Draper Son Hon J C Mason XIV
g Bankman Pa Walker Va
w Mason do Runy XIV
Larkin Md S e Perrow G. two sons
NJ Burgess do Va
] Winter do A Lewis Cal
B Norris Phia Wright Mexico
L Reynolds Va AG Van Wallersdoff do
G w Carpenter Ohio Rev j Pease Phila
James Guadalupe Robertson do
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Local Affairs.

Loo al fAxatTSs
nT Strangers are arriving daily from
o,I parts of the Union, and we doubt not
that many will find it difficult to obtain
lodgings in few weeks. Many Of our citi-
r,ns have made arrangements to accommo-
date their friends: but strangers will be
here without friend to invite them to a
bnoe unless the different associations take
the master in hand aud prepare quarters
for them.
re- The market this morning was not
50 we'll supplied as we have seen it; or in
other words, the supply did not affect the
price Of provisions.
re- The Franklin Fire Company ball was
we'll attended last night, and everything
passed off we'll. The dancing was kept up
until late hour with fine spirit. We trust
they have made something by the ball, for,
whatever may be said by those that hang
on to the fre companies and create9a great
deal of dist urbances, they are deserving of
encouragement for the services they render.
aY~ Charley Burke takes a benefit to-
night, and those that wish to have a good
laugh had better attend.
BgH@ Among many of our citizens the
bill to amend the city charter, which has
passed the Senate, is subject of discus
sion. We do not intend to take sides with
either party but do think that the estab-
lishment of a Municipal Court, would be a
saving to the government as we'll as cause
the proper administration of justice, speed
lily.
"a" A ght or two of active service has
been experienced by the Auxiliary Guard
during the past week. Several persons
have been taken to the watch house in the
night so very drunk, that had the watch
left them, there would have been work for
the coroner i'll the morning. The only per-
son remaining this morning was William
Thruston
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FEED STORE,

4 SUPPLY of all kinds Of feed Of the best quality
"A kept constantly on hand at -
dac an- a. corner Of and 10th streets.
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Philadelphia Type and Stereotype Foundry
NHE subscriber wonld call the attention OF Printer
to the greatly reduced prices of the present lis

Determined to spare no expense in making their
establishment as perfect possible they have re-
Gently got up complete set of the justly celebrated
sCoTCH CUT Letter. from diamond to English to
which they particularly invite attention.
Having lately made numerous additions to their
stock of Fancy Types Borders Ornam nts, &c, their
assortment is unlivalled in the United States:
and their improved methods of casting, aud of pre-
pairing metal enable them to furnish orders in a
manner to insure satifaction.
Printing Presses Cases. Stands, Chases Galleys
Printing Ink and every artcle used in printing of
fee, constantly on hand, at the lowest rates
Secondhand Presses, and Type used only in stereo-
typing, at reduced prices
Books. Pamphlets. Music, Labels, &C., &C., stereo-
typed with correctness and despatch
n. b. Specimen Books will be sent to Printers who
wish to make orders l.. JOHNSON & CO.,
dec ~ No. SAMSON street.
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re- The market this morning was not
50 well supplied as we have seen it; or in
other words, the supply did not affect the
price Of provisions.
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A MONTHLY SCHOOL READER

Is of the leading characteristics of this work It
is adapted to classes OF different grades, and furnishes
fresh and entertaining matter every month"; thus inn
parting to the pupils variety of useful information
while it develops taste for reading. its utility 10
this respect has been thoroughly proven and hun
dreds have testified to its superior usefulness in the
SChoolroom.
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Ihe many thousands cured at this institution within
me aSt Ten Yeas, and the numerous important sur
gical Operations pert med by Dr. j. witnessed bv tn
reporters OF the papers many other persons no
uces OF which have appeared gain and again befor,
the public, is sufficient guara iy that the Athlete,
VIII fnd skilful and honorable phys! an.
dec 21-dtf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-17
SAINT MNNSOAE ERRmOYS
G.. HORRITZ.
PR FESSOR OF MU

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
- ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of st.
~ Paul. that he has made this place his residence, and
is desrous Of giving lessons the Piano. Meodeon
Organ and instructions In Thorough Bass. Mr. Horrtz
Is confident that his experience In teaching music In
many, France, and this country, will enable him to give
satisfaction.
All orders left with Messrs LeDuc & Rohrer will be
promptly attended to.
July 80, 1S53-i6tf
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Martin ID. Clark.
SALE STABLE,


WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the public
L to this establishment, where keep cOntanty
hand SALE the best variety horses, suitable
cy carriage, draft the saddle. Persons having hor
to dispose Of will find 1t to their ADVANTAGE to CALL
keep the only establishment the kind in ST. Paul. and
my knowledge of the market will enable me to
fair prices for any which may be left in my care have
always the best feed for horses and always
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT h CO.,
Third street, opposite Cathcart, Kern Il Co.'S. store.
July 30, IS53-46tf.
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Groveland Garden and Nursery

Between ST. Paul and St. Anthony, near the Halfway
House.
TuNHE subscribers would invite the attention Of a.
Il those who wish to set out fruit trees this 1S$6
fall or the coming spring, to their stock Of trees
that have been growing in the Territory from l
three years. In connection with the Scott Nursery
Davenport, Iowa, they prepared fill all orders for
either standard or dwrrf trees of and descrp
tion that Will be required for this climate together with
Currans, Gooseberres Gravevnes, etc. Also, anything
in the ornamental line, such ROses Dahias, PhlOxes
and the various kinds of Towering plants usually kept in
such establishments.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
to out fruit trees embesh their grounds. As
have sufficient quantity hand to supply the de-
mand hope to receive orders early this FALL
to make the deficiency at the Nursery in Davenport,
where expect to spend the winter. Orders may be
addressed left at the store Of j. Fullerton, St.
Paul. L. NJ. FORD & co.
St. Paul. Oct 10, 1858. 6y
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower St. Par

Great Bargains in Town Lots in Lower st. Paul
IN LOTS one mile below the present Lower Land
4OU ing, have just been laid ont, and are offered for
hundred dollars each. Such opportunity to
invest specuaton has rarely offered These lots are
nearly opposite Pigs Bar, which has for the last two
obsructed in degree, navigation to the
sent landing. And it is not too much TO say, that 1t is
the point where the main shipping business of this
ing city of the West will ultimately be done. 1t only
needs the erection Of few warehouses for beginning,
AMI the prosperity Of the city will point in that
direction. And 1t is give it that beginning, that this
inducement is held out to capitalists.
Other valuable real property and St. Paul, for
sale by the proprietor. Enquire of
L. C. KINNEY, Proprietor, or
ALLEN PIERSE.
St. Paul, Nov. 10, 1S5S-9-6m
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ST. PAUL NURSERY.

rNHE subscribers hereby give notice that they
L engaged in establishing extensive NURSERY
AND COMMERCIAL GARDEN, in the vicinity of St.
Paul. They have hand small supply of Apple,
Cherry trees both dwarf and standard ounce
trees; grape vines, Currans, etc. Also 20 varieties Of
choice roses, varieties of Paconies, Lilies, PhloXes,
Crysanthemums, FlOwering Almonds, Snowfall, Snow
berry, Weepng-willow, Mountain Ash, Altheas, and
many other articles in the ornamental line: Also large
assortment of Victoria Pie Plant.
Persons deSrous Of purchasing of the above art-
cles, leave their orders at establishment two
miles of the city, at the American House in St.
Paul. We shall be able to fill orders for standard
dwarf trees next fall, from nursery in Indiana.
MERRIFELD & NEWTON.
April 30. 1S53-33tf
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To persons desiring Standard Dwarf Fruit
Trees, Shrubbery, Plants, &C.
THE undersigned have published catalogue, which
be obtained at the counting of Messrs. Rey
mile and half west from the residence Of II. n.
Rice. MERRIFIELD s. NEWTON.
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St. Paul Iron g. Brass Foundry,

SINE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in this
l. place formerly owned by c. W. Borup s. Co., and
having thoroughly reted 1t, Is prepared to furnish
castings Of all descriptions the reasonable TERMS
Mill Gearing, Shaftng, Boxing, etc., will be executed
in good style be found in the Western World.
Steam Engines and Threshing machines repaired on
short notice. Stoves OF all kinds furnished with inside
plates, doors, grdes etc. Patterns all descriptions
made to order. Also Brass and Composition Castings of
all descriptions Babbt metal, Lning etc., made of the
best materials and warranted.
Old Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. +, GILMAN.
st. Paul, June 4, 1853. 3Sm6
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Land IL London Saturday, -h. The commercial afso-
wero again eeu srstiyey favorable In the m1r.si ~
inIoiud Coo.s. ~ n pf,ts not oniT lfpa inilaiat
ufs Lui uleial- there had been sa'isriory basnssI
both az Bombay AID Calcutta. A. lnoa aal olsl shI
however The Ircress 81 he rebellion ef anied any re-
yi,s VIII regard 20 crop. i appears lbs tas neat yield
If cotton IN the BOMBAY Iosteaoy l. likely 10 b, large.
vhle ihe IN 20 report om Calcutta peseni atsrsij N
eircnrore account we're 70 Sept. /. Tie market iJr
irrf. a- du md price. lower The delnaad Tor Pro
dle continued steady bit former qu0a,ioaz 7Ot
generally IMPORTED Advice frVm Lablun and Bcrueo
I1cler c1-crd 10 July ~.
iar.1d a. in construction by the Birth Eastern y
eli e,sg9 COM any from ibor coal mDes t. the bee H.
Cohi teh'n 81 board tic I steamer PoThaan 81 "a
baum had been pronounced by The engineer u the sap
a. The lest tley Lad ever a. i.
Reports non Ava very unsatisfactory 90 the British
More war J. threatened by The Burmese.
China sdef.s cOntnue poTt the succ ssful pro yn-s
Of The lthe n0rthWaTd nu 90 not Scr any rsnlrkape
incident Disastrous R0ods had occurred a. Canton, doing
nuf Jury the rice cTol aad causing scarcely lne
estor of tea shows On iacfea-e Of four lion pounds
over The period q la- and al from Canton
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NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. OCTOBER g. 1853.

iooi forward VIII hore ard anie jscce ~ cn1fl nee
Ife -cnfcf7 ~ sc-ive disorder nr" rsu'Sf fh'se
cor muu,i, as'a1ii thro= % q iethsr-s q t'PP-ess
lieu and start zn,w b. th- ra-c - is IN 5.loyaisI
Vlor a. Increased energy A vet he demand M. ~
COZ lntd snos entirely 30 be CaTsl a'i rural districts o
H. province but o. tfe latter despite ic csntraos1d
cautd n dlring the siege bad been rel ed - very
lev ttO astte approaching nldy, the cas- Tor IN hii
sufEhf. has he general saa urgent an the quantity OF
fto Il = tTue part 81 ih1se SIN ks; ODDS sei
81 ~ TIE cOuary stores but in the a1ne they hay
changed hand- sfording -easonse and welcome relief
10 Tie IMPORTER ans wholesale desleT and are g; last IN
contact With the actual Consumers.
lie victims Of The rehci!oa axe now collecting TIE
sSaiefd mnar.s Of their property and forfunsey or
NJ n tie FpTnE Is az hand with the wool harvest TIE
wifa hsTv the chief salairp season. and the su1siary
bIanctts e Industrial enterprise that aod emp ymsut
and circulate capital In The county districts espe sly
Were house rents are unknown, and all the Becessiss
a subsistence tLcep crG easily accessible q very few
months, al tbs particular season VIII restore the Ia
boring Classes 20 their normal condition when their c1s
tom sLd CONSUMPTION may be estimated 10 averag
On the industrial classes Of tie captal the blow has fallen
er 30 far as they are concerned mast reckon
alciod OF cimini bed consumption longer shorter in
proportion 10 the e1trtues 10 which they relucei
but fortunately much shorter than wOai b. requisite in
dcrseyTcpu!artd irrvniies. IT, meet the necessities
ard CbPrices az toe middle aud upper classes the
stocks on leld &c inadequate; not so much in
quantity e. from want Of choice and va-iety.
1kosc !lr. y ire frscay Applicable 90 spring assors
mens, vbi' rot HI to see fully remeief till the
reCCp, Of I,v ard az qaAft supplies At tie same iim
ther j. an civic de-,iHcy II various staple at s
Nh, mus ~ lti sc' c! "lu nee intercourse De re-
esiHhlsl 10 ia he hCT0r qO.inccs az fJrdy hope.
ara niiy ct. Up this date very little h8s
teen dCre let definitions. II present appearances
indicate speedy he ark and fraternal rea
tio1s il which al ae SO greatly interested Accordingly
some inquiries he ~ made for The inland Provinces
ard frsnsl liz have been eeted or the Il tprdl
ones and the ReIubi OF Paraguay General confidence
and credit have recovered their normal bnoysu'y.
Coupled with the uneypCc, dy favgrabe course OF the
nom, market ll. II social phenomenon OF hch few
communities can boast 10 tie hrs; Ks after uemen
dcus q crisis.
"TEanks t. the heavy arrivals from the Mediterranean,
the CIiild ass and Brazil the general ma;kot i oaco
nor, abGndaniy supplied with secondary nece~arics AMI
prices are fcst tending 10 the peace equilibrium.
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DIED.

BusBY-ou YYl,, orpuv October e. Of sropls,y Isaiah
qhS friends aus acsinsucs. Of the f-ny respectfully h.
vtrd To- attend bic nera a. ne iate isnce No to Nshns
tcnst. MONDAY. llsf inst, a. / O'Clock
CLAPP-At nr0okyl sunday Jih nst urase ttashtsrd
D. ADD Huldth Al. Clspp. hged yotg aud NOUNS
Tho friends Of the family inved = Attend the
rur ssrsicsa Monday h afternoon = O'clock Al he rss
dencs ohOas Wa Broni Fulton opposite brdsssi.
without iuttber n1fcc - -.
Krilos Goodman Esq in she 1sfh year " Id sgo -.
Thu euds 81 he hniy requested 70 attsbt bio
nov al a r NJ, vii. out q rhsr no ice. -.
pOLDF s. o. sundy gih ius, Emma H. intsn daashsr 81
Jsm,s sud Emily =. folder. .
ne fausral srsces n ke place Mondsy, js last, a
oriof the esdeuce o. her palebfs No ~ bynfN
klDpER-At Railway. y =. s4marl kidd-f, SOD
f III uls re invited 20 ont be ns on fpesisY, Vow Ia
ePN ffisrds aTrive hy he Il 0clork tss
MiX-ln ls Clty Saturday o. ~ James D. Mt ssa D
wears -. -. -. ,,...,.
A.. pIf OF Wa r. smith j., aSsd " jcais =.
s,isnd the ner her late rdcncs ~ 90 iiad'n
ca nday tie Jist last ais T. ~ if rsAss
tba oloHins m0Tuias a. o'clock 20 taFes
POcklend Co for inierfnsnt
TIFMAN-On Saturday 2th us jane Wansa, vile ~ Jus
d,ughe % hs iasr james Phenoo bl Ia the
sth seer Of her .v,,, .
Ts rslayes ard eDds Of the amy y a,tsa 20
attend funer A. fsst Ihefhs. ts day hJaiA
precisely without further Invitation tbs reAns ~h
b. taken 10 Brrenvood
WrEELy Rsrosr OF DTlIHs Tho Cy and csluty ~ Ssw
Yosk from day Oct0bsr tha lh day ~ Otobss
R6S hsa 49, Women 81 Boys 10, Girls loi Total cH
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BERMUDA.

Tie steamship Merlin arrived at this port saturday
morniIg from s. Thomas l9ih and Bermuda sd ns,l
Busnofs i, looking up at II Thomas The health OF the
Island very good never Was more SO weather very hot
and close
The steamer Midway at 81 Thomas left Navy Bay Oct
Tor Car,lagcna The Danish vessel Enchan;ross from
Navy Bay Jamaica with oboGt 80 passengers oui about
co days bad not arrived at Jamaica II B. Il ship Bag
yard had toer scut in charge OF the commander OF the
Imond her Capt being sick n search OF her. Alvices
however have been received from Carihagna. that the
EnCsHress had put into that port in great distress the
CsTein having ded day previous 10 her arrival at that
Place and about 81 Of her passengers md large p,rion OF
her crew Every assistance rendered ~ the Consul
and after recruiting aEd repairing she proceeded on her
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