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The Chest.

The Chest.
SIR ASHLEY COOPER BART, NJ. D., eminent nsdlcat
practisssr valuable the world in bis
consumption unfaing pulmonary
Without The OF medicine Sir A. C Baxt Invented and
advised the use OF the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
10 all OF all and conditions, certain and
shield consumption bronchitis asthma
coughs colds, andothe affections lungs
exposed state Of The chest according the connusi
changes OF climate.
The simply chemically prepared fur fned viii,
SILK and PADDED Which, suspended from the
in 50 agreeable manner that, becomes
The PROTECTOR recently
making rapid through the United States
South America and the West Indies II has for long time been
staple article IN England and The Of Europe while
has grown in the article or dress
To demonstrate these facts Inquire Of En&lish resident
your vicinity 81 ms knowledge OF The beneficial effects Of wearing
The Protector without doctorng kind The
wearing these articles is fe, and will last
No who
be without them The hospitals country
mendn2 them but rapidly introducing Bradley
Cos o London and Manchester England originally intrued
and continue to manufacture according his original
and therefore those who would Tbe Protectors
TO see TO their being genuine.
Remember this staple article and patent medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
Gepts 81 SO each.
Boys ana misses do....- 10 do
HARCoURT, BRADLEY, l. CO.,
~ Ann l02 Nassau street,
New York, United States.
Principal warehouse o2 street. Cheapsde London
uactory A Market street, Manchester, England.
H. b. Co. establishing dcpoa of "The
tor' all OF America Physicians,
coler, merchants haiters,
retail distribution Of hem and whom liberal
ed for their enterprise and splendid opportunity them oi
For terms apply 10 HARCoURT, BRADLEY CO.,
Sept tmd&ep % Ann street, New York, United States
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COMM ERCIAL.
FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT

NEW NoRK, Sept. 10, 1854.
All the markets show greater degree of confidence in the
future The mischief done by the Tribune prints
by the bread panic they excited and the fears famine
they INDUCED in Is 10 diminished but very
serious injury done the whole without benefit
to anybody. IL well known that the whole pro-
had got good price FOR cotton although shippers
it, The spare breadstuh bad been exported early
year at nigh prices In fact the country stock
exchange phrase, orersod The railroads had during
winter facilitated the transportation Of bresdsu while the
foreign demand active that when the spring
home conumers-the bread buyers herehad give more
Tor II than II could be got for in England The eIorban
high prices offered in the commercial
ricis produced The effect they do in Great Britain
viz they Killed the home trade Just the OF
new harvest After the Atlantic States had been for
SIX months paying dearly for food. hue and cry
raised that the farmers bad totally lost their crops
drought and as consequence that trade could revive
the Atlantic while the credit OF tue farmers destroy
ed Dealers with large stocks of goods inclined
trust them to districts where the crops the only means Of
payment, they told destroyed They sold their
goods under the hammer any mode rather than
country paper The actual drought checked supplies by the
canal stopped flour mills closed cloth mills throwing mum
beers out oil employment and few persons holding old -four
and were therefore, by the croskng of the Tribune
enabled to realize at incredible prices at the expense
The Tribune then asserted that il alleged fam
inc in order that farmers might sell their crops
that they had got Ii that there much
food The supplies of grain OF all kinds BY canal
been as follows from opening OF navigation to date
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Deere, @,6t356ta ssa.s,rSn ttRl
Thus as the reduction $40 500 000 of which 60
per balances This year there is increase of
81 l27 1872 The withdrawal of balances last wear
PEELED reduction Of $1,000 900 in loans This wear there
has been slight increase in the period The good
similar circumstances, the circulation to be redundant
and throwing 1t back upon the reservoirs money
be abundant The banks have during the week been
lenders sat call" upon stocks low per
cent and they seount rather than their receipts
the disposition doors has been take long paper
easier rates--say IL per cent. at TO 6 months.
The produce markets firm although the advces per the
steamer Atlantic of still further decline in breadsu
Great Britain wheat having fallen per eusr.er The
harvcsts alleged TO be abundant and prices rapidly
falling As consequence. vads once begins to
viye aud the estimated large crop of cotton longer
regarded with dstras, In hi, market cotton is firm IL
for fair New Orleans Flour under increased receipts
which large by railroad well by canal. heavy
sales western ~ rs 50 Ohio, IS 81 50 12 southern
IS rs 80 IS. Rye -four 81 81 So Wheat. white south
81 30 81 %. Rye, 81 %. Oats So SO cent? Corn
is lower with good srppvsaes mixed sllx cents
Pork is firm at sls "a 81 ST 81 prime Beef.
Sl $li 49, Lard i0a. I05s cent?. Rice. 81 rs IS
The stock market has been quite Grm and rising Most
stocks better particularly the railroads which suffer
much depression and which banks disposed
TO loan. There q more Of q speculative feeling ahost
Yours, PRENTICE.
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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

New York, September 20, 1854.
Last evening fire broke out in the building No. sos
Broadway which through Crosby street. Owing to
the conbusble materials with which the upper portion of
the building filed the flames which broke out in about
the centre of the building, spread the end fronting
Crosby and burst forth from the windows with
great fury The building occupied by j. R. kingler,
H. l.. Weston, and +. A. Nrede 4 Co.
Mr. Westons stock of glass, &c valued at 100000
much of which in all probability destroyed greatly
injured by water insured for 900 in various Offices
Messr Co.'S stock of furniture, tools, &c, val
abont $780, 600 much of which destroyed in
sured Sl0000 in various offices 0n,ng 10 the walls of
the building being consdereunsae but few were
allowed 60 within the building
The Hon. John n. Bolts of Richmond, Va, guest
a, the House. Monday evening had his pocket pick
SSH while purchasing ticket at the box office OF the
Metropolitan Theatre He OF his loss until
nearly hour afterwards but Police Officer Allison of the
reserve corps had observed the opera Of the thief and
arrested him with the money in bis pocket which was re-
stored W owner The accused taken before Justice
Osborne and committed for trial. He gave his Viii
as and states that he joiner ny trade eighteen years
Of age.
Mr. Samuel Nichols editor of the New York Sunday Mer-
curv was run by of the Third Mon
day evening" and severely injured that he died at his resi-
dence in this city yesterday morning Mr. Nichols was at
tempting jump upon the front platform of No. ls of
the Third line Ninth street, when his foot
slipped he fell underneath the wheels, the passing
his limbs Mr.. Nichols had been connected with the
press Of this city upwards of fifteen years.
The A,antic her last trip this port encountered
rife weather One Of the passengers Lieut. w. A. Bart
lett United States navy, thus writes to the editors Of the
Commercial Advertiser
Her detention has been caused by encounterng
gale of unusual severity in lat 81 deg AZ min long 3S deg
vest which, during most OF the interval OF time between
Sunday, the 10TH midnight, to Wednesday, 18TH midnight
barometer falling % in. 25 caused this noble ship trial Of
strength and qualities such be appreciated best
who have been times at vessels not equally
well provided with strength and capacity for such
crs
have before met gale of greater severity, and in no
have known the wind 10 blow hurricane gale for
many consecutive hours I"
The ship st, Petersburg, Captain Levcre arrived IT this
por. yesterday from Hayre. She had $50 passengers
board and had ortyve deaths by cholera the passage
by Telegraph
Stocks firm and prices of securities have
given away leUned States 6s, Gales Canton 2cs4
Erie 459s Reading. 1885 Cumberland Coal, 3l19 Mica
ragua 2tls Breadstuis quiet-no special change in
prices Sales OF $500 bbls of houswes.e at IS so SIS
81 southern az s. IS IS 81. Rye aour and meal
unchanged Wheat unchanged in prcessaes Of 1000 bush
81 Iorn-sale. Of $4,000 bushels mvei ~ 50 50
Oats. 81 a 81 cents. Rye, 81 IL. X
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or,,tsr coxoFIr-Many quaint and odd conceit enters
b Trains of the little folks that can bat provoke smile
coz Of ours who has less than hafa dozen sum
ners the other night
ssWhen insects swarmed proyokingly,"
isninol asked Ma What makes the morning gories shut
themselves up at night2 Receiving satisfactory an-
swer she seemed puzzled for moment and then, Hash OF
intelligence Illuminating her eountenance- exclaimed,
Now know ma it is to keep the mosquitoes from bitin
emf
Another little prattler we wot Of scarcely OLDER who
had been raised somewhat upon the Grahamiie theory
asked her mother what she should have to cal when she
went to Heaven.
you viii be fed ON the bread Of life my dear the
reply win there be any butter IT, ma Y was The
quick retort
Children are yet children thanks be to Nature,
One Daily Columbian.
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EyrEssiyE FORGERY OF LAND wAnRASTs--Depuiy Mar
shall Wvnkoop Of the district is nj present in the
citv engaged IN sumonDg witnesses 10 appear ~ the
United States district court in Philadelphia Monday
next at which time the trial ior forgery q Capt Aos m
accompany p and Lep Lewis 81 company + hrsi Penn
syYana regiment Mexican volunteers will take place Il
appeas that land warrants in favor of b. Movry, Thos
Kane and John McCuoch, who served in The jackson
Blues during The Mexican were forged short time
ago together with nnumeable others The forgery being
detected Capt Hill and Lieut. Lewis were arrested in Phil
adelpa on suspicion Of being The perpetrators when Lew
il was admitted bail in the sum OF $4,000 and Hill ~
defaul, OF bail committed 70 prison - await trial The
relaiiYes of M0Hrs Kane aao setuoen obtained genuine
land warrants from the government years ago, which
win he testified to on the trial aud the warrants Issued IN
their names by the forgcrs Of very recent date
f'ms Jour
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VALUABLE ILLdNoIs LAND FOh sALE.-I oner fnr

VALUABLE ILLINOIS LAND FOH SALE.-I offer 10
sale valuable improved farm the northwest
Illinois, Illinois Central
80 acres in the farm and from ~ IS under good
% acres The best Of the prairie fence In Nearly
OF the lnd is valuable timber
orchard OF appies peaches Cherries
puns, fruits good
The house, snbling and other buildings The timber land om
its the Central railroad
loan The land, and monthly If
aists would aid thus generously retaining land But
valuable land il for sale and purchasers land
vited TO give M u call b. L.. BEGAN,
Sep; 00-dkcp8t No. s2l 18th street north,
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The Boston Courier saws the ackerel fishermen the
Cape have done miaeebie business thus far the present
Vessels which arrived last week Harwicb Var
mouth and other places after absence Of month, have
brought in from FIVE to twenty barrels The business ba.
been growing and worse for the last two three
years, and unless there .rn Of uc ii will have
TO be abandoned The cod-shermen continue to bring in
good fares which command handsome prices The fisher
men who into Portland repor; similarly Of the
mackerel-fshing down the coast
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IMPORTANT TO THE HEIRS WHO FELL Al rK ALA
MO- TExAsl is stated that there is due the heirs of those
men who fell with Travis nj the Alamo, and with Fam
ming al the Of Goad the following quantity OF
land, viz To married men, 1905 headlight L.
a2o acres bounty GAO dona'iontoia l65
Unmarried men, l476 headlight 1920 bounty and
GAO donation--toial A.Oas.-N obke Req.stsr.
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ny GREEN u SCOTT, Auctionoers

Hy EItFlFIN q SlOTF, ANCtiOnoers
.,ALE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. NY
y order Orphans Court suction Saturday
shall SELL by the Orphans O'clock
a.. and
effects Harriet
ceased, consulting Of
Mahogany sofa, char, and dressing bureau
DO arm, rocking and other chairs
wastanas, othcr
Maple bcdstcad-, tcnt,cr bed, 3sa
Window curtains catFe.z, ocoh
Lot OF bedding SgueArsy, alass, ana iron
Terms casl,
shall large
up housekeeping
second hand buggies
A fine liquors.
bills fine MonoRgahela and other whske,
half ppss Cosnac brandy
bbbls. old Virginia peach Msnay
Terms CASH GREEN SCOTT,
Sept 2l-d Aucionces
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Quite excitement caused by the appearance in
city of two wagons from Iowa One contained buffalo
and two deer and the other elk We understood by
the that the deer year and the buffalo and
elk two years of age and they captured in the north
west part of Iowa, and had been months upon the
road. The buffalo valued at 81 900 and the eks a,
81 500. They for sale bound for the East and
ket-- Clereiand Herald
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This exclusive -four to grind which has cant
ia western New York. This Of course old grain drawn
out by high prices The facts however of larger quaint
ties and falling prices have caused fears subde and
camille confidence TO revive and there
done for country credits The supply money the city
is also increasing notwithstanding the considerable exports
of specie which, indeed constantly swollen by the
mttance Of the Mexican fund is the case that
falling prices and diminished business the of what
took place last year and for several years previous
epng the amount of currency needed short time since
endcavored to Illustrate by official figures the great
which has taken place the absorption of both gold and
bank paper into circulation for the las, three years The
suit was increase OF ninety millions of which one
half specie. At this the reverse operation is
going The bank notes being returned the ssuers
and the specie flows into the bank vaults Thus the returns
for the week show the singular result Of increase of
Gle in the city in face of very large expectation. The Cali
orna receipts exports hence and quantities in the city have
been follows;
Receipts exports, and specie in New For..
in citv
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fTrsBvno Sept 20.--oyer ifty deaths from cholera to-
day Very few new reported. The weather raw
and cold The Ohio and other rivers owing to the
late rains, have risen considerably
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bosToS, Sept 20 Late and reliable adyiees from Maine
state that Morrill, the fusion candidate governor not
elected by the people He lacks upwards one thousand
votes of obtaining majority.
The sixth congressional district in Maine .ti in doubt,
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ven York WHO State coneeu,;o.

Nee York Wig State Convention.
SYRACUSE, Sept 1873, mNeary all the delegates
here. There il asc large lobby in attendance Warm
times expected The chances Of pauldng governor are
good though combination against him threatened in
favor Of Myron H. Clark Ontario The friends of Judge
Harris supposed to be represented by Mr. Weed Speaker
Pruyn and Others at the Syracuse House Messrs A. B.
Dickinson A. NJ. Capp, Hollis White wedgewood the
Morgans, and Raymond, here The silver grays and
know nothing delegates outnumber the wings proper
No convention held for years has been doubtful
to results as the present appears to be.
programme has been made out but Spxuldng 10
thought to be ahead. Too much management, however
may undo him.
The lobby full canal contractors and the fight is hard
There talk that Thurow Weed will adopt Spauldng
that the canal board can be modified.
Raymond stands strong for lieutenant governor No strug
gle for that Office is yet heard Of
The convention viii Cornthisn Hall
II O'Clock As yet there indications of how will be
organized.
lsEcoSp DEsrATcH.]
SYRACUSE, Sept 20.--The wing State convention assem-
bed here to-day and proceeded to arrange prem
narie for organization Nothing definite had been done up
TO II pm There considerable talking.
ITHIRD pEsPATcH.l
The convention reassembled at three o'clock. Samuel
Adams president the transsc
tion Of preliminary business, adjournment
o'clock took place.
The convention again at O'Clock. An informal
The Cholera at Columbia.
COLUMBIA, (Pa.,) Sept. 20The cholera has nearly if
not quite disappeared from Public alarm has
tirey subsidized,
The Yelop feeer Neg Orleans.
CHARLEsToS, Sept. pa despatch from New Orleans
tina, the yellow fever is the increase that city,
There is abatement in the ravage of the disease Sa
vanpab
Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept Flourtbe market to-day is quiet
Prices nominal yesterday sales reported Wheat
the supply very fair and prices depressed The Atancs
has caused decline this morning of five per
bushe the quotations Of yesterday About 900 bushels
offered with sales of white good prime 81
81 70 choice lots for family -four brought ST 10 81 So
There sales of red good prime at 81 SO 81
Lots of inferior qualities sold from Is cents less
Cornhe receipts moderate and the market very quiet
There is special change TO note in prices The offerings
abnut lG 900 bushels with sales white
so yellow &c 80 cents Oatsthe offerings are not
large yesterday, being but 600 hushelssaes Mary
land and Virginia at As so TO 50 cents Ryeths article
inactive. There offered this morning
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TAxasuRs DEPARTMENT,

August 1851
None. hereby The holder. following
stocks {" The United states that this
chase al an, time between the
sembcf nsA portions OF ,oss stocks
to 900, IN The and
toned, 10 witi
IN cas-. {" any contingent competitions, within the
preference Wan be The order OF which said
ay be offered The certificates, duly assigned the Used
Saes by e parties who receive thereof
be transmitted 10 tis department. whereof
pee viii b. paid compounded following particulars
l. The par value, specified certificate.
4 premium the stock o the loan
Juy 1885, redeemah'e November IL,
clock OF The loan authorized the
ee.c 1902, OF IL
by The acts of le47 and 1896
december, 1861 and
and the ock Of net of 1852 and
Indemnify per cent
d. Interest the each y OF July
1884 10 The date of receipt aud settlement
allowances or hr ower one DAVIS interest
In addition
Payment in drafts of the Treasurer Of
Tue United States The assistant Boston,
OF Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
But no certificate win be entitled benefit of this notice
winch shall not be actually Treasury on or before the
said aOh day of November aext.
JAMES GUTHRIE
aug s'-"aVN"W Secretary Of the Treasury
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The State of Connecticut is out Of debt and money loan
Cd ont AZ interest The school fund is valued AT S201es
600 aud other productive property OF the state esima
ted Al 100000 the greater part Of which invested II
hank stocks
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ALMOST A puNl-There almost duel the other day
in Quebec between the Hon. Mr. Cameron exPosmasicr
General one Of the defeated candidates AT the las, cec
ton challenge sent to the former who accepted 1t
on the condition that the fighting should come off on
United States territory This agreed to but next day
he did not consider il worth his while TO take such jour
new and the affair dropped
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fNHE HYDROMAGEN, waterproof, anticonsumpuve
soes, manufactured by Barcourt, Bradley Co.. "A Market
Manchester.
Principal es Wood street, Cheapside London,
land American Establishments, 80 Ann 100 Nassau
street, New York, United states
The hydromasen valuable
from damp cold and therefore Of dis
and mcdicated
character powerful antidote disease.
For gentlemen will be found agreeable, and healthy
codest
the bydomasen inserted Ladies may highest
soed boots In the Indictment
while consumptcn prevalent The
be twaed by their general adoption They entirely
sedc cvcrshocs The latter the feet perspe
unhealthy and besides,
icy weather. While The latter cause
the feet extremely the hydomagen, being
thin slice OF cork prepared peculiarly placed nde, rot in
crease the xa Of the boot nndy To
children thy are euem' valuable they engage n exer
else with comfort and bay effects Their so slight ~
TO need besides who pasrnnize ibn VIII
find their yearly doctors bills much diminished thereby
AZ The hydromaSen becoming KNOWN sale
almost incredible London Manchester
Birmingham Liverpool Glasgow Leeds Dublin Paris Antwerp
This year the number will ay surpass that
Ask the nculy their opinion Of their value preventive fog
coughs, colds, bronchie, asthma, and consumption.
Mens sise per pair, IS cents.
LA4ies' do do 30 do
Boys and misses' do Is
NoroE-fon the retail prices make very liberal allow
osbe and that sorekeeper make
fine pToh their sale, while that
IN any store, among class Of goods
For terms apply 10 HARCOURT, BRADLEY, B. Co,
Sept e-3udAcp % Ann street, New York.
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incsease....-..... lG5,53s 1912 a7T,756 1910
There increase in every feature the banks being
disposed to discount fully their receipts and loan
upon stocks, in low as per cent. In the
responding week last year the banks called ST. 1000 and
continued to do weekly The actual deposes reached
their maximum the close of juy, since when, with the
fall payments, they have continued decline The
includes the bank balances which this time last year
rapidly withdrawn. The probability is that this year the
the case although from the deceptive in
which the made il is impossible distinguish
From June September last the items follows
1854.
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-vrrdsroa- 1..apt By Brryiae

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2o.--A city Waterman. named Dsv
stone, while attempting to burglar last night,
shot in the abdomen by the scoundre and b skull fracture
with club. The burglar effected hs escape.
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BY TELEGR ApH.

Nenc Hampshbe .Sso,, co.esat,on
besros, Sept 2o.Tbe independent democrats of New
Hampshire VIII hold State in Concord on the
Goth Of October -
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NEW foSk Sept. 2orhe royal mail steamer Africa
sailed today for Liverpool She ont 81 $50 900
in specie.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived th, morning one
day later sdvice from Havana The news is not
The wings and aboonisis of Hon Gerrit Smith. district
have nominated Henry Goodwin for Congress.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.
EATENsIvE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IA niure piano kc, aucuon-On Tuesday ihe
stan ssl 81. the residence Of Mrs Peyion
~ and Pennsylvania 10 O'Clock
and excellent assortment Of furniture viz:
Mahogany marble top pier and centre tables
10 6nc extension dining table, % feet
breakfast card, side, aud other tabl.s
DO ehosrd
Do wsrdrobcs, wash aud iiglu stands
Uo la lea rofs paFIn .ix
union, arm, rocking chairs
good piano aud STOOL bookcase, Sc.
hiha, g,ssa, crockery, and stone
Naniei ornaments, and shades
Pier, mancl, and chamber looking glasses
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck
trench. high and low p"ri bcdseads
Large s-day clock, wardIobss aud wsshstxnds
Window curtains and painted shades
Three ply Ingram passage, sat chamber carpets
Brass androns, rboy 81 and tons tenders
Cooking radiator, AIR tight, and Other stoves
4 large Rsso,tmsn, of Lici,n requisites
With oihss aitcr. which desm
Terms Al aud uuhsr sA5 cash SIS, credit
months, satisfactorily
bearing incresi
GREEN SCOTT,
5cp2l-d Aucfoneers.