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PROF. O. J. WOODS
acre. CELEBRATED .F.
AIR ESQ ATEV

q s. Is OE. ". d. w OOO ~
CELEBRATED .e...
HAIR RE STOR ATEVEg
vH,HE effects oiths wonderful Hair Restorative
old ana Soans are lavish oih
bs on grey aat
So The following is from adsnsuished member Of the
medical pro fessiOn; a sss.fr -, ~, +, ,,s.
PEoT: o. j. WOOD Dear Sir; pn Ss IL send yos
having tried au the hair and hayinsns
sas IN riacsd @s.eI in hs hands Of barber and my
head rubbed with stiff s5p;1 .nhs then
Ss repeated every morning aPdiD thf.s weeks he Young
hair g s and Tais FsR
I the S ap
pearips very ragiay still uss yoor Il. ssous
hi Now fhaye read Of these who has nots bus
was resy benefited By any hair de-,
day and gives pleasure to record the result
reaay has and general sale t5rSashOat the Terri
i The supply sent sholssalt agent. 70, The Terri
is nearly @ and daily are made 0 a.
thanks Tor for certainly had a..
long ago Of ever sfecsng any sach result
'''' '''i Sisasf Road k.iI &. F +: Fiji
and pastor Of the orthoos Church BroOLhsd
asensnan inhV wM 81 FAi
- BRooKFIELD. Jan. IL. 1855.
Restorative say has besa
~ tn sssSs With shc
ans hai ser have used other article wiik
sny,hiHr Ike =. same pleasure and profit RR1aa
street st. Louis Mo- and At SIS BEOadHay Nsy York,
also 81 on s aTs
can ss All. al price. by HALLccK
aad all the principal druggists EVERYWHERE
- : BOOTS & SHOES. -
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AUCTION SALES.
nENIRARLE KEHInEMCE

DESIRABLE Nc ESHDENCE
ON F0uRTH STREET FOR SALE vi
M Tor sale bargain Cottage Resi-
w dsnee with good ous-houses and sstern, In
good nsighborhood. For PAL tieulais enquire Of
FHF y SWEET L. LEONARD.
AuetioBsers and Gene raj Agents.
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ROOTN 81 Shoes.

1HE Subscribers have hand the largest ana q
soples Of Boots and Shoes ever eroughs y
thssy Of Meas Coarse snd Fne werk
asa rss stsss sHa 4eitsrT Bcys an1 !sS.Ss 'ss
uS GPpM
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VINEGAR
STOVES AND TINWARE.

s'T.I| JAS. -SUANTLIN q Sun =
f@ ARE supplied for the Fall Trade. They have
E=i hand enc of the complete sssortments Of
$500 T0fES of all kinds Cooking. PsrIor AMI Heating
Stoves. Of all descriptions for wood and coal Coal
Fancy and Common and receiving daily
Also large assortment of TISWARE hand. They
prepared customers the lowest prices for
cash CID Main between Second and
Third the Coffee Pot. Be particular there
several 6tcres In the same block. epG-u
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TOtd department.

CIDER yISKaAR--We are indebted to Mr.
Thos. sncdden for jug of his excellent cider
Vinegar. This vinegar took the premium at
the County Fair. and is therefore Of the best
quality. Nessrs. Tenney & Sorenson are
selling this vinegar, and families should supply
themselves with it. - -....,.-.-.....
GrMessrs Keller, Farnsley s. Co., were
busily engaged yesterday in removing to the
new building just erected for them next door
to their old stand. They have beautiful
store room there, very nicely fitted up, broad
and deep. They will have one of the hand
soonest establishments in the State when they
get fully opened. s'' -
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NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
The bank statement for the week, has been
issued, showing more than a usual fuctuation.
The specie has increased $4,000; the loans
have decreased $455, 600; the circulation less
by $4,000, and the deposits have decreased
S066 OOO sr-ss4 ..fI se 5 e ~ e rs - IS y g
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CHICAGO, Out Is.
MURDERED.-J Judge Thomas, clergyman Of
Carroll county, Missouri, was murdered on
the 9th inst, by field slave. The murderer,
was Immediately seized by the neighbors, who
lynched him on the spot
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state that the election on the I'd inst was con-
trolled by nonresident Missoufians. The
ferry boats were plying to and fro during the
day. sass.sa 90 = q s6s9 ~
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FW%HE would take this method of returning his
m sincere thanks the public for the liberal patronage
ded the late fr and hores that by giving his
onal exclusively the business merit contnu
Of the ep27-tf W. W. TILESTON.
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certify that had shs and fever and Induced FROM
the putason that Dr. Owens Pills had in curing chs
fever 20 purchase of Dr. W Owen'sj silly ceIebra-
Pills. hal the whole hex before entirely
we'll believe the best Pill
public the of Ague and Fever. E. AYREs.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. j. PLACER, Dentist.
HAVING permanently located in Evansville
respectfully offers his professional services t.
the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity. All
erasions pertaining to the teeth performed In th
most approved manner.
Once snd residence on near Loeuss spls
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FANCY CIiILD's CABS.
q VERY fne Child's Cabs. just reed at
I'D my2I COOKS Family Groe
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a Bon HARBoR, KY, April II, 1e55, :
This to eerlfy that had Chills aud Fever my family
for months and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill bad the country In ordi
nary cases they pped the chs the of
family with exception On my odestson there was none
would make until
DR.. owens Chill Pills, and safely every body
'-s s ss ~s' " Nm o. JACKSON.
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nj IARM0NT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
I and Surgeon author of the Medical Adviser and
Marriage Guide" w pages, 10 engravings (mailed
sealed closely, for Is consulted at a. Reade stsse
corner Of Broadway, from III A. NJ to q and from 70
r. n, Sundays excepted Those at distance treated
by mail and express We concur with other papers In
recommending Dr. J. and his treatise. Courier de Etats
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Ilsasa=
EXTRA PAY.

NAVY BOUNTY LAND AND "ExTRA PAYn osFICH
~ bounty land and g extra payp for U. s. Navy,
sailors &c, In all since 1790-their widows and
heirs-pFomptiy obtained and paid.
Balance due widows and heirs Of deceased o. e sailors
and others collected and all kinds Of claims against the
United States recovered by
EDWARD BISsErL.
Agent and Qate) Purser Q. =. Navy, 81 Wall street
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DRIvATE CoNsULTATIONS.--rIs. WATSON DESIRES
Il to inform the public that he continues to treat
class Of disease with certainty Of success, from
upwards Of twenty-five years experience, during which
time he has cured more than twenty thousand cases
Persons whose complaint has been made worse by certain
charlatans and who have been deceived by their pro-
misses especially requested to call DR.. Watson uses
very little medicine and ola nature which never confines
the patient exposes him to detection Ordinary cases
cured in twenty four hours. Debility from effects OF
climate or sther causes enectuay removed Send ior
In. watsons work-'The Cause aud the Cure" with
upwards Of sixty anatomical plates and drawings Of
diseases. Price II. WILLIAM WATSON N. D.,
90 Walker street, few doors west Of Broadway
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CURE CURE.-DR WARDS CNF0RTUNATE,s
- friend now is used before every other remedy. The
only certain known DO not be deceived II IL the
only remedy that will not dsappoint. Quite original
the UnfortuBates FRIEND but expressed his admiration
Of its ehect--equaly pleasant a. sautary. Many are
cured by dose once Canal street. door east OF
Broadway
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RESTAURANTS.

GOslNG'S NEW AMERICAN, FRENCH AND GER.
~ man restaurant, removed from IL Nassau stree. 70
900 Broadway, between Duane and Pearl streets Open
every day IN the week for breakfast dinner and supper
from a. ~ 70 OF ". The same moderate charges viii
prevail which have made this Establishment 80 popular
throughout the United states.
J.. g0sYING prn.ts.or
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9-7- - -
MEDICAL.

nR COOPER, II DUANE STREET, so LONG KNOWN
IL TO the citizens Of New York the most
practitioner this country boast Of continues 10 ia
consulted at his old Office relieving the unfortunate and
giving consolation to many an aching heart n. B-Dr.
e. guarantees a cure Ia all cases undertaken
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CPEC1AL MEDICAL N0TICE--kRs. CROKER Ia.
- dies pbysiciars oHRce $50 Houston street second
west Of Broadway. Ladies who suffering from
the many distressing complaints to which our sex i
subject win and speedy and permanent relief BY con-
suliing Mrs Croker, che has paid particular sen
ton 10 female diseases 81 every description General
weakness, dyspepsia liver complaint, scrofuls &c,
ladies' in confinement in New York vicinity 40 that
they the advantages Of experience at tho
same time the delicate attentions of their own a.x
T. sA letters addressed TO Mrs Croker at her oaee
will receive prompt attention Open from 10 A I'M
Top ~.
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lss::>>,.>>~>-~->-
RRoADwAy rEmArRE-E. A. KARsHAII.. SOLE
II Iessse.-Doors open st TX; to commence at7X
Thursday evening" August e, Va, 8 performed
in which n. Julien hartnetti win appear in his Feats
upon the stills
Enc1GB or The MYsric RINGS,
xAsr1srr n t $orHrRs.
THE GREEN MONSTER.
De- MrOaSe. A. oros:i Marco. co alsi
Is Grand. r. Martnstti IAndady NINE. Harnett
Green Monster. .lgnacio Rosaile Nine Desire
nOwErq THEATRE.-PRoPRIEYoR AND MANAGER
lax cents: Private Boxes Is. Thursday evening, Au
gust 10, win be P Sa%0S AM pyrmAs.
Damon INVASION OF BRITAIN MT NJ johnston
UDo. cHRIsTY WOODS MINISTRIES, AZ BROAD.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
For this week-Ethopan Mnstrelsy, Dancing, &C.,
'''''s MASQUERADE BALE
Doors open at " O'Clock; to commence at g. =.
All All bushes: transacted BY d. Wood
DowERY THEATRE-PRoPRIETOR AND MANAGER,
wadIen stage Manage & 81. Griffith csasl a Prices
tx s cents; Private Boxes x ss. ' ''' >''
ON MONDAY, AUGUST Is,
and sysnng hT nss y b presented
UspouAIID MAGMu1cxscR AND DRAMATIC EFFORT,
which has been time in preparation, and to give
-' '''' TWO HUNDRED AUxnLARIEs
have added to the company now performing at this
popular establishment.
New Scenery .Messrs. Thorne and Cubert
New Costumes Mr. Reed and Assistants
Machinery Mr. Sanders
music ~ nj. nien
' fks beautiful effort Of dram.c genius is entitled
THE INVASION OF BRITAIN;
Or The SEA KINGS Vow.
s This piece aSounds IN Tabie.rx Of the most Beautiful
description, and Scenery most extensive, among which
the following deserve particular mention:-
THE KScANPxEyT OF TIE DANB.
TIE cAvRNs OF THE gLlB.
TIE RuISSD rxxr1x
and
ANCIENT BANQUET HALL
The Incidents also, Of the greatest interest,
bracing
MILITARY EvoLuroNs OF THE
AMAZONIAN RAND.
THE RATTLE OF THE CAVES. THE TRlURHAL PROCESSION,
and last, not least,
THE BROKEN BANQUET
The Spectacle win be preceded each evening by
FAvoRTE PIECE
MIR. AND MRS. W. T. FLORENCE,
Iu The succesMsl l American n representatives Of
Are in the city, and win remain few days preparatory
FAIL AND WINTER TOUR.
All communications &C., should beIaddressed
W. J. FLORENCE, 430 Grand street.
TNIRST APPEARANCE OF MILE TERESA PARODI IN
II New York, since her return from Europe.-Grand
concert for the relief OF the sufferers from yellow fever in
Norfolk. MILE Teresa Parod assisted by Made. Amala
Patti Strakosch Maurice Strakosch and other eminent
are to be appropriated for the relief Of the sufferers from
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST %.
Particulars In future advertisements.
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ID EHEARsAL NOTICE-MSS LIE FOLIE,S BENEFrr
III Bowery thestre.-The mammoth rehearsais ,;ii
hs on Thursday and Friday. August 10 and IL Rans6t
EridaY evening. August II.
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VTERGNis' EIECTRo.CHEsHCAL BATHS, 200 SIXTH
svnue-1hese baths are prepared expressly for
the crs OF diseases arising from the Of mercury and
the absorption Of the different metallic substances They
are guaranteed TO speedily and permanently the
PAINTERS collie lead collie and all diseases that painters
plumbers and workmen in metals are subject TO- well
paralysis rheumatism, dyspepsia, seminal weakness
and all the various female diseases Prof Yergnis Tho
inventor and Dr. Henkinson give their personal atten
ton and advice to oil patients n BTheory explained
TO students.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE, NEW YORK.
M ON TIE 1sr or SuuNBn,
the eminent French Tragedienne,
supported by company Of distinguished Artists FROM
A'''' RACHEL DRAlfkf1C COMPANY,
under the management q RATnATI FELIX
NADEMOlSELL4E tRACHEL.
Mile. SARAH, from the Coincide Francaise, Paris
Nile. Liza, from the Porte st. Martin, Paris.
Nile DURREY, from the Coincide Francaise, Paris.
Nile. BINAH, from the Odeon, Paris.
Nile BRIARD from the Imperial Theatre, St. Petersburg
Messrs. RANDOUx, from the Console Franease, Paris
CHERRY, Aine, from the Coincide Francaise, Paris.
LATOUCHE, from the Imperial Theatre st. Petersburg
gEAuy ,aI gAonl, from the odSon' Paris
CHERRY Jeune, from the Ambigu, Paris.
BEIEvAULT, from the Royal Theatre Brussels
PEIIEIIER from the Ambigu, Paris.
REPERTOIRE
OF the principal pieces to be performed by the RACHEL
DRAMATIC COMPANY in the principal cities Of the United
ANCIENT TRAGEDIEs-HoRACEs and POLYEUCTE.
by CoRsEnlE PHEDRE, BAJAZEr and ANDR0MAQUE,
AoDERN TRAGEpHs-MARIE STUART, by LmRuy;
JEANNE pARC, by SONNET; LUCRECE, by PoNsARD;
vIRGINIE by LAroUR ST. YEARS.
DRANAS-AbRIENNE LECOUVREUR, by ScplR1 and
ISLE By A1EAYDnS DUMAS; LADY TARTUFFE and
La JoM FAT PEuR, BY MADAME DE GIRARpH: ..r
REUx, BY MoumH LIE CAPRICE, BY ALFRED DE-
MrssaI; LES DRoITs DE LAoMME, % JuLS DE PRE-
MARAY; LIE MARI DE LA vEUvE, &C., &c.
RACHFIiS BIOGRAPHY.
The authentic Biography Of MILE. RACHEL, with cotem.
porary criticisms by the most eminent European writer's
and analytical notices Of her most celebrated characters
Beautifully illustrated with superb Portrait steel
cuted by the Photographic process In Paris Price 25
cents. Orders to be addressed to j. DARCIE at Hall
Sons, 230 Broadway, New York.
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10 opposite the Bowery theatre-Perfr finances every
afternoon At and evening at 9: N s-strangers viii
the United States where the Model Artists are eIhit.d
with other original entertainment Remember, No. 81
Bowery.
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DENTISTRY.

hR L. ROGERS DENTIST, FORMERLY or BOSTON,
IL istequested % ca at 40 Fourth street, Williams
burg ~ his earliest convenience, where he viii hear Of
something to his advantage
- GORGE f. SSHAffER, DENTIST, $50 HUDSON ST,
~ near broome-EStablished 1S4l-Mr. = has for the
past fourteen been engaged in furnishing dentists
in New York and its vicinity artificial teeth at about
half less than is usually charged 10 their patients and
furnishing the same style Of work (which for beauty
quality utility cannot be surpassed) TO the public upon
the terms heretofore charged TO dentists Per-
in want Of artificial teeth respectfully solicited
10 call before making engagements elsewhere He will
be most happy TO explain his system 10 al who may favor
him with call. corresponding deduction upon all
invariably cash
DFRsoNs WISHING TEETH DONE on THE MOST
scientific principles will fifty per cent by call
ing on DR. NAPOLEON PRErERRE. A full SIT of teeth
specimens at 1875 Broadway corner Of Howard st.
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YYyO TEACHERS. SCHOOL DESKS AND SEATS FOR
Il sale cheap mahogany, very handsome nearly now
faton's manufacture his latest improvements also large
outline maps for teaching geography. Apply to H.
BARkpR, so Fast Fifteenth street third house from
Union &luare
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1OHN r. SMITHS GRAND TOUR OF EUROPE AND
u SIEGE OF SERASTOPOL.
AT CHy..,s AH1hhLY Rooxs, $50 BROADWAY,
SnoEsnS ONE HUNDRED WE'VE,
forty feet wide Of the principal
CITIES AND OBJECTS OF INTEREST IN EUROPE
Every evening, at O'Clock; and every Saturday after
Adniring thousands nightly testify that this is the
largest most interesting and elegant entertainment in
New York. Its success has been most wonderful
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MISUNDERSTANDING JkvrsrOrN ~ C1y-,I,

NoT1CT-STEAMsTIP JAMISTowN-N CoSsF.
AZ quence Of the quarantine regulations with regard
10 Norfolk and Portsmouth, this ship will sail an stur.
day, 18th August direct for Richmond without going 10
Norfolk Passengers for the latter place will lie lanicI
al Old Point Comfort they proceed SOUTH via Pc.
tersburg, without detention, with as much expe on
and az cheapy as via Norfolk Petersburg passengers
vii be sent up a. usual by railroad from City Point
mona $40 Storage half price Though ticket 10 Lynch
burg s1I through tickets e. The rirgn springs IUD.
g .,,l .ot Sorlck.
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ID CORDS PRACTICE-N0TICE OF REMOvAI.-TH
III undersigned, formerly pupil with Rcord, of Paris
and with the celebrated surgeons Of thin city, Drs Car
nocban and Mott informs the public that he has removed
and permanently established his consulting and dispens
ing rooms at b16 Broadway for the of diseases He
tenders to all afflicted positive assurance of relief sne
those who have been abused by specifics" antidotes
little books emo mercury" and like illusions Of the nu
merons medical charstans Of the day. may rely on hav
ing their cases treated efectusly matter how comp
Gated they may appear. His extended observations il
the famous Hospital du Midi n Paris, under Rcord him
sell together with the many and efficient remedies
oil this eminent surgeon, render failure impossible II
may be mentioned for the information Of patients resd
ing in the country or distant cities that they at any
time consult the subscriber by letter, giving . pair
statement OF their case when the necessary medicines
adapted to II viii be prepared and sent to them Recent
cases cured without any delay Charges quite moderate
ard the most candid information given in every instance
His treatment Of constitutional, scrouious mercura
and nervous diseases is based entirely the odern and
improved science Of medicine and has been eminently
successful Consultations en- Franeais. Office hours
from TO and from ~ Q.
G. u. HAMMOND, NJ D., Surgeon,
Author Of Medical Information for the Million. Sc &c
No. 516 Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel.
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MEDICAL.

nR CoRBETT, 10 DUANE STREET. MAY BE CON
IL suited with confidence certain diseases. Twen
tyfour years in this speciality enables him to guarantee
permanent cures. His treatment Is the same as tina,
practiscd by Ricord Of Paris. NJ R-Dr. C's diploma
as member Of the New York University may be i.
his Office.
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TINE GERMAN AMATEUR CLUB "HUMOR ITO THE
l. votaries OF Bocial amusements and diversions
About year ago. society styling itself Humor, organ
lied German amateur theatre for the purpose of be-
quilting few Of the lingering evening hours Of winter BY
ncpient enterprise this society proposes to extend
s operations in the way ofmirh and hsrty by establish
ing club with ample for ts members and
subscribers 70 assemble every evening for the various
amusemcnts Of reading and conversation or game Of
whist Of chess in addition to their dramatic perfor
The society having been offered suitable room
Of central location, and not feeling warranted In
rgng its arrangements without adequate increase Of
its number takes this way OF enisting the interest Of
the friends Of social mirth and humor In behalf Of the
contemplated extension Of Its sphere For further par
sings music store, 70l Broadway; B.. Westermann l.
Co.'s, 900 Broadway; j. H. Behrens IS West street. and
J. W. Knaap's, 13l Bowery-Committee Of the " HUI.
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IMPORTANT TO FFMAIFS.-DR. DUBOIS OFFICE.
Agency for the exclusive treatment OF all diseases
incident females No. SO Lexington avenue near Fast
Twenty-seventh street and Fourth avenue. Remedies
for female arrangements from 81 TO S.. Advice gratis
Consultations and letters confidential Mil letters con-
tanning S. served with advice and medicine by return
post. Relief guaranteed In ell Patients from
distance provided with eligible board nursing, and at
tendance with exclusive APARTMENTS.
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YINRUE TURF oIT--FOR SORES OF EVERY KIND
IL which the form Of man beast-Eurcka Of
medicines for every creature that the trr
sale by SCTEFFEIIN BROS. 4 CO., 40 Beekman
street. Bush Gale, 1s6 Greenwich street D. G Wells h
Co.. 116 Franklin street; Edgar McCorkle Co, rs
Water street, sole agents for New York.
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DE JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STRICT, HAS PERFORM
cd more cures than any other medical Ia New
York DR.. J.'s treatment Is safe and expeditions; his
medicines can be taken without fear OF detection.
Charges moderate and the money refunded satisfaction
il not given.
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ID EUCED PRlCES.-FOUR HOURS FROM OCEAN TO
III, Ocean, by Panama Railroad. Meals furnished to
steerage passengers the 1sthmus free. 100 lbs bag
gage free Through for California via Panama Railroad.
No cholera this route The United States Mail Steam
ship Company intend to despatch for Aspnwal, on Mon
of Warren st., N r. the well known and favorte
ship EMPIRE CITY, Capt Wndlc. Passengers and mails
will be forwarded by Panama Railroaa and connect at
Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys
magnificent steamship Golden Age j. 4. Watkins Gem
atey for San Francisco The public are informed that
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company always have one or
extra steamers lying at Panama ready for sea- to
avoid any possible detention Of passengers mails For
passage, apply TO w. RAYMOND, at the only office of
the Companies, III West street, corner of Warren.
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4TVESTMONIAL BENFTTT.-THE FRIENDS OF CHARLES
l. PARKS viii meet ct the Cooper House on Saturday
evening" August 49, at O'Clock for the purpose Of max
and esteemed friend.
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TT,IIE UNDERSIGNED EXPECTS TO MAKE A BUSINESS
Il tour through Europe during the coming autumn, TO
leave the United States the I'D September, and will
take charge Of any business entrusted him. relating to
the collection Of claims, procuring and dispositions pa
tents, the disposition Of estates Letters may be d.
rected TO Washington until the 21st September and AT
ter that to London, England, of Geo Peabody, Esq
JOS. c. G. KENNEDY Washington, ID. c.
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THO WESTERN sHIPPERS.-THE BALTIMORE AND
i Ohio Railroad is now in good working condition
pers by this line may rely the greatest despatch
freighs guaranteed to Cincinnati in ten days. Mark
goods New York and Wheeling line and ship ut pier IL
North river. H. b. CROMWELL,
Of Albany and Washington streets.