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sRGOHD BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

SATURDAY, sept. 1s-2 u VI.
Ftoun-The market was steady, with good demand
The sales embraced about III 900 bbls without change
OF moment IN prices.
Wharf.-The market continued TO be buoyant, and the
demand with sales OF about rs 900 bushels including
Chicago spring. nj s5c VI co. damaged Milwaukee Ut S5c
red southern, good 10 prime, ut 81 IL ~ II, South
crn at 81 81 81 ~, and Canadian white at 81 25
CoRSrhc market irm with sales OF about 30 900
bushels at roc T4ifc. for Western mixed and s5c,
tor southern white yellow, do. quiet ana nominal
PoK.-Tbe market heavy sales OF about 600
bbls. made al xiT Sl7 %, aud prime at els
SIS 25.
CoIro>.-Thc market quiet, with limited sales
WmsxrY.-Small sales, common barrels, were made at
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Hon. Gerrit smith on the sabbath and Tenn
r,eranrc.

TO rHF EDITOR or THE HERALD.
ven YOU do me and the society which represent the
vor 10 publish the following correspondence in the col
anus a ,oui widely circulated journal
]. I. HATCH, Secretary A. :. r g y y
BsooKrrS, August ., 1857.
pv.r sIn behalf of the American Society for the Pro
motion OF Civil and Religious Liberty, OF which nave tne
honor TO be Corresponding secretary, Wt.e ~ u4aa
corning Sunday Sabbath Observance enforced by
law We would be pleased 10 know whether, II elected
20 the ofce FOR which You have been nominated, you
would give your influence in favor Of the continuance
and thorough enforcement Of present Sunday laws.
Wo,Id Won be in favor Of laws enforcing the seventh
49, osh., asv 81 The week az sabbaihS Or would you
favor the repeal Of all distinctive Sunday laws a.
,r@cd 10 the spirit Of federal and State constitutions
We also desire 10 know understand you rightly, a.
viewing The absolute prohibition and destruction of liquors
"a nusances 10 be applicable only 30 those sisnous com
rounds generally sold no" LOT yo my
ibe fearful injury which men unwtiney do themselves
and the community by psrtaking Of these POISONOUS ae
nptye maddepnn mixtures sold under false pretcnces az
penuine brandy wine &c, should be forciby prevent
cd by athe strong arm Of the law snoun DC leit "
moral suasion 70 deter from the use o. pure aco
with grea, rcspec, Cor yourself personally and FOR the
honest and candid manner in which you onef Your views
Cor the consideration OF your fellow citizens anh hoping
shat you will the favor these questions a.
your earliest convenience, remain, yours very ry
J. L. HATCH, in behalf OF the society.
PrrrRposo, sept 4, 1858.
DxAR SiR-I much rcgrc, this delay answering your
esteemed letter; and even now I wrnc you but q
lew hurried lines l am from home nearly all my time
attending political meetings; and when return home
End myself buried up in letters.
First--I am emphaticaly Sabbath man, but am op
posed 10 all legislation in behalf Of the Sabbath with
fhe province q civil government Va very Its ses
cdice N 10 protect person and property II is 10
erske 10 help the cause Of religion or education TEN
perance
secoud-Ncthng more than maddenhg-pering ifs
and property But the dram shop the great manuGac
sory o< madmen Hence I would have government shu
np the dram shop In other words would have govern
rnent suppress the sale Tor drink, 81 all maddenin
liquors. send you copy OF my letter 81 acceptance.
Very respectfully youf triead, eEbRrr ssWru.
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ssp cS.re.sn- sof Ihcna.0n,. Oates LessDrn July "
va ss. 2.s. rs..' Sons for A.p
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1s;g 81 Colon ,. En- Hul.Soro M. Il days M 60
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Schr MIN, baoswsy, Virgins. days.
sss s sasas Sss S sss. yas. s days.
Sehr James II Hoyt, Lion, Virginia, days
Schr y II Van Name, Van Name Virginia, 3 davv
Sctr Avon, Noodmanson Virginia, 3days.
Sehr J II Segnne, Fills, Virginia days
Schr Price. Johnson. Virginia. 3 days.
Schr Rebccca Harriet Taylor Virginia, 2dsys-
Schr II Druison Bay!es, Baltimore, 5days
Schr Rescue. Bacon. Georgetown, DC. days
Schr = N Mckee. saterley Georgetown. Dc dvys.
Schr Electric, Lord, Boston.
Schr Fsyoriie, Nickersou, Chatham
schr q Darling Carr Fall River
schr shaadck Williams CONNECTICUT Rver Tor rsns-
dephs
schr Dart, Palmer Stamford.
Schr Daniel Webster, Hodges, Albany for Boston
Schr Henry Clay Delano, Albany or New Bedford.
Steamer Curev, Arpy, Providence.
Steamer 0sccols, Smith Norwich and New f.onipa
Steamer Albany. kenney, Sag Hsrbor.
One ship, unknown.
Steamships Fulton. Southampton aud tIayre Pacific (AS
Galway, Philadelphia. Havana 90 Jamestown Norfolk NJ
ships james Foster Jr ivcrpoo Fieewng and John 81
no., san Francisco, bark Old Dominion. Aspnwal.
Wind at sunrise aud meridian, NV sunset sw.
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Trr-PmiIn-.--In Brooklyn, on Monday. Sept. 49, by
the Rev Mr.. Lewis, Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity
BENJAMIN r. TmT MllIIpa j. IruIIs eldest daughter Of
Henry Phillips Esd, all " Brooklyn.
Boston papers please copy.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1853

I 10 Proprictors on Newspapers and Printers
2 va as ss type f sss sssa az
on Saturdays sse been N use aoou, one sr printing the
soScsis.y sSsrs l. virtue u Corners new hard type %s
and that " yus the es ssPpss there ss he
The type which this sheet printed from the same
| 10 BrOOISlyn-The Exquisite CameOt y-pe,
HANSON BROS, Brooklyn. y.
The Friends Of the Late 6. NOvvield Over
forty years connected the of see
an imperial photograph Of him at BRApys gallery No 40
Good Tea 81 the Chest, and 10 HIS. Good
coIee Tor 81 CHRIsTIANSoNs tea warehouse, No. /
Defiance Sslsmansler Safes-vvith Patent
powder proof cs and eross bars Also Are and burglar
''''' p'e''' 'A''s e'p'' RoBEKr NJ PATRICK
Competing Wanted IN Exchange for a supe-
ror pianOf0re Address Pisnoforte, Herald Once
Wheeler & Walson'S Sewing Machines
Valuable improvements onice ,sAs broadway
RassfoxxI,s BlIIiard Tables and Pianos, for
and Remnen streets Brooklyn Puich >sers please call
Cristasloro's HAIR Dye, Wigs Snd Toupecs--
The best in the world Wholesale and RETAIL sad the dye pr
Batchelo<'s Hair Dye, Wigs and ps<spees--
The world SURPRISING ALL Made sold and applied
q the mandatory, I3 Rtosdwsy
Barry's Tricopherows the Best and
cheapest article dressing sng cleansing, curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try it, Sold By all
druggists.
For C0i0ring tho Hair Use Wilson's Hair
coiorer only 70 boe changes the color to black
brown without dying staining the skim trouble IN using
IT, applied like does not nure tho hair thousands
with success Sold at the drug 306 Grand street.
ner Of Allen, N. Y.
dyspeptc feeble bilious, suffering natuence
bowel omplan, the pills Relief certain IL scrofu
lous rheumatic the ointment Sold al ~ Maiden
lane, N. "
Radical Cure Truss Ofnce.-MRrsh Il Co.,
No Vesey street, Aston House Trusses and supporters
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AT EyERDELL'S-HIs CELEBRATED WEDDING
"A cards. spendidiy engraved. only be- had broadway,
corner Of Duane street. Orders by mail solicited.
At JONES' 10 ANN sinEET-N 80 FOR DOTBLE
N soled waterproof sew- boots Also ~ 80 for double
socd pegged boots Warranted 10 give satisfaction.
LII GRAY HAIR COMPLETELY RESTORED TO A
n beautiful black or brown, by using bottle Of
WILSON'S HAIR cOIORER
Does discoor ue the skim and will restore gray
hair 10 is original color b. two applications u can
be used the water leaving stain bad smell after
applying II, Decidedly this
Cheapest safest aud most convenient
"Har Dyr invented turning The hair amy shade from a
flight brown TO jet black" Applied without any trouble.
Does not dry thu hair, but gives beautiful appearance
Only 2s a bottle.
WILSON'S HAIR REsTORER
VIII badness, prevent the hair from falling out,
strengthen weak hair Increase the growth Of the hair and
the hair turning No oils need BE- used
Renders the hair ue aud glossy without other
ton Only -, large bottles Sole agency at uusEMANs
drug store, 6 Grand street New York. and CA1ESDERS,
Third and Walnut Philadelphia Birch, sole ageut for
Baltimore
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TRUNKS wHOIIssAI. AND RETAu.-w. u. STRONG.
Il corner OF Broadway and Warren street. Of
Maiden lane and Pearl street.
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VNLDERs PATKNT sALAAANDkR SAFE
GREAT FIRE PROOF SAFE OF THR woILy
Warranted free from dasnpness
DEPOT l0l BROADWAY
Corner OF Dey street.. New Yor.
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WHO Is LYost
w w.o :, a-s worlds sisantie fair
whose powder made the cockney.s aares
Who ~ss sovnsmed the Insect Slayer 900.
Who from Fracc-. Belgium, Prussia, tso.
Prizes rec-ysd, 70 science due,
IN tel thee seutir r-sder whc-
Whoa: pratt 4! doc. s.,sy %a;ro On snx
On inseets vile. hal bite and sting
The dust that hays them quiverings
WE v, s. SELL ,.s The only R R1la that will
Aud mice despatch more quickly suii
Aluring both in house and milf
b. ALL men paIonzed and boss.
Ii killing every insect pe~s
Aud giving sIeepless thousands rcsr
Depot fos LYON co Is magnetic powder pus FOR the
destruction OF insects sud veruun ~ Bro~dwsy.
Ixy c. RISING, ee NASSAU STREET. FORMERLY
w. Rahcocks eau from his friends ana .hose 2.
his nnc' Charles Cos. Of the Od ShAdea Choice aes.
wines liquors. scgars cold cuts snd rrshes Family orders
1853. FALL ch hss Ms~'S1 1865
MEN AND Nd BOYS. ~.
Uncqusiied In manufacture.
In style the most approved.
ALFRED MUNROE CO.
No. AL Broadway,
fTsetw.en Canal aud Grand streets,
Invite 'rssia
MEN AND BOyy.
Unusual pains have th been tsken 70 present then
friess and patrons would be most approved,
they that they have not been unsuccessful Ia their
endcavors
IN
they sr themselves that they have attained standard no,
approached other house. and IN s styles Of
goods they confidently challenge comparison
IN DEPARTMENT
cutters employed,
and Of coatngs, cassimeres and vesngs
may he found which will be made % order at unusually
moderate prices.
ALFRED MUNI0E. VIM ID. ABBArT,
M. q. RATHBUN.
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N,o THE LADIES. GENTS MfssRs CTTIDREN AND
boys that IN OF FINE psir 70
CAIlIS ST broadway aud you got the and
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For C0l0ring tho Hair Use Wilson's Hair
colorer only 70 cents bottle changes the color to black OF
brown without dying staining the skim trouble IN using
IL applied like does not njure tho hair thousands
with Sold at the drug store 305 Grand street.
ner Of Allen n. Y.
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sEGARs AND ToBAc,

- ana nnn SEQ ARs-oF ALMOST EVERY GRADE
Z.UVU.UUU and qualify q my how prices roc oash
La low a. Please exanins sitHk l can
a. CHEEkS ~ brU1lway.
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The following is the statement Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, dated Sep, L.
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Barryn Tricopherows the Best .s'd
cheapest article dressing ing cleansing curling
preserving aud restoring the hair Ladies try Sold BY all
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We requested 10 state Tor the benefit OF those who
are interested in the affairs OF the In Crosse Railroad that
the company progre- rapidly in the settlement Of
their floating debt and that the holders Of the land grant
bonds are funding the August coupons Those who fund
their coupons before thc r, OF Oobcr receive bonds
bearing interest from fret Of July last The road now
completed 90 Ia Crosse.
The earnings Of the Central Railroad Company Of New
crsev Tor the month Of August. 1858 s1I $40 30
Lor The anne month lat wear ....... O. 6ii 50
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Eatchelo<'s Hair Dye, Wigs and ps<,pees--
The best in the world surpas.ng all Made sold and applied
q The ufactory, 1r3 Riosdwsy
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RIO WHOLESALE BUYERS or CLOTHING -OvR
stock cf mens aud bgy's clghing So t,e s md winter
~ large, varied and complete. We invite yout suennn 70
ssyes fo those ti nspe~ sssortnena
and learn prices Bosh, believe, viii COMMAND your
favorable Opinion sui induce purchase.
R,bGERs A RAYMOND
Corner Of Fulton ant NASSAU sweets.
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| 10 BrOOS<lyn-The Exquisite Cameot y-pe,
the reflection OF your hSppes n0uen taken only by Will
Hanson BROS, Brooklyn. 80.
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The Friends Of the Late g. NOvvi,e1d Over
forty years connected with the of America)
an imperial photograph Of him at BRADYS gallery, No 40
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Cristadoro's IIair Dye, Wigs ,Nnd Toupecs-
The the world Wholesale and RETAIL And the dye PR
vatelr applied, Vt No. Aston HOase.
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FINE ARTS.
$3.50
81 ana PHOTOGRAPHS, ANBroryPEs AM ~
~lUNU. Etlerrrutypes. fur sale. lhe convenient
gallery IL IMAM. complete in all things ant well lpruted
i0nE lease. Rnd a. Also Ndentl uace 70 Jet
Inquire in gallery s05 broadway.
CLOTHING. &C.
ANY OF ANTTTY or CENTLkMENS LEFT oF CLOTH
"A ng wanted tie southern and Western makes lpr
which ny uer their supposed value VIII BE-
pad Nv calling the addressing rfIoS ID CONEON
- Centre street.
WINES. LIQUORS, SC.
m you WANT TO TRY A LITTLE GOOD LONDON
half and the Illustrated London News. Pun h
Bells Iic London, call Al the lon1gn House nor-
corner ~ wrnty Ord street anil seventh acenue.
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Steamships Fulton Southampton aud Hayre Pacific (Ae,
Galway, Philadelphia Havana ao jamestown. Norfolk N
hips James Foster Jr fivcpooI; Fieetwing John
nes, san Francisco, bark Old Dominion, Aspu,walt.
Wind ut sunrise aud meridian, NV; sunset, sW.
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ALEXANDRIA sept ls-Arr achi- Onward, smith, Prpvi
denc". T. waterbury. fIsgeiap NYrs AT @chr- Il whR
grt Wuri. WORK.
ALBANY. Stp i7-Arr steamer Commerce fnna Phladei-
phs sehr Rne, Crawford. Hfmond CHI chr WIN Hen
-, Sizlrrpt, fctershurg
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90 are ne se,e p~9l,snsrs 9, -oor
CoRNEI.Is SERIES ON ar0aR ApHiNi.
and many other valuable and popular school by,s r -
books in the schools academies sod colleges m
the Inited States.
They have recently made srran9eeuts with manufacturers
and importers foI the sale OF writing hank b eu
velopes states lead peucils steel pens Bristol boards and
all other articles Of stationary adapted @ wants % country
merchants and the % schools and which they are ensOiet
70 supply at the lowest prices.
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Wocno eS, I,cr;tos - nreroIob;,

Magma as. Teritas ct preraieba.n
The-ronderfGi discoveries brought 10 hight By the
celebrated DR.. Radray e. Co., The eminent Chem.
lists Of New York, wi'hia The past quarter ofa cen.
faiy, Acre contributed moro 10 he case, comfort,
safety health and toageriy Of The human race than
all other medicinal agents IN use.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
The first Of these important and raluabie dis
coreries startled the ,rorid rih pcader and sur
prise at It's rapid efficacy in caring The SICK and
stopping The most excruciatiag pains.
The merit discovery pas the RENovAf4NG Re-
SOLVENT: the only remedy in use that possesses
The remarkable properties Of cyadieating fran the
system all constitutional maiadies inherited By
sickiy children Of diseased parents, These DIS
coreries, ho,rcrer, are bit LESSER LIGHTS 10 ne
GREAT, GRAND Discovery recently made, and
rhich is calculated 10 reroiutioni-c the present
practice Of medicine and treatment of disease.---
The result Of hiS great discovery is giren to the
rortd IN the form Of Pills, elegantly coated uih
Gum, so as uotto offend The most delicate stomachs
They neither sickea nor grippe. Ecey dose that is
taken imparts reaetred strength and rigor to the
sick and enteebied. They are caiLed
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Bcnecotem Institution established by spe-
eiol Endonmem for the ReliC ofhe Sick
and Distressed afflicted ,cih
IirHtem end Epidemic
Diseases

INllE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of
the awful destruction of human life caused
by Sexual diseases, and the receptions practced
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Consul
ting Surgeon, as charitable act worthy of their
name, to open Dispensary for the treatment of
this Glass OF diseases, in all their FORMS and to
give medical 0drice gratis to all who apply by let
ter, with description OF their condition, cage oc
cupatlon, habits of life &C. aud in cases of ex.
IRENE poverty, to furnish medicines free of charge
1t Is needless to add that the Association com
mands the highest Medical skill of the age and
VIII furnish the most approved modern treat
ment
The Directors of the Association, in their An
nual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Dis
eases, for the year ending January LIST, 1858, ex.
press the highest satisfaction with the success,
which has attended the labors of the Consulting
Surgeon in the cure of Spermatorrhe, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, elect, Syph
Ills, the vice of Onansm or Self-abuse, &c, and
order continuance of the same plan for the en-.
suing year.
Inc Directors, on Il review of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of ben.
evoent effort have been of great benefit TO the
afflicted, especially to the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal
10 TINS very Important and much .despsed cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna, OF
seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism Mastur.
baton or Selt-abuse, and other diseases of the
seAual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will
DC Sent oy mail GIN a sealed envelope), free Of
charge' on receipt of t,ro stamps for postage
othef Reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment OF sexual diseases, diet, &c., are con-
stahtiy beng published for gratuitous distrlbu-
tloh' ana will be sent to theahcted Some the
new remedies and methods oftreatment diacover-
ed during the last year, are of great value.
address, for Report or treatment DIR.
GEohGE X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No, South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
by order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL., President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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A Short Sermon.

My friends, sin makes the purtiest
young man or woman in the world look
ugly-ah. And I'll tell you how l know
alb. AS ! was coming up to church to-
day saw some men in the road-ah.
And ! thought one of them was the
purtiest young man ! ever saw in my
life-ah. And, as | drew nigh unto them
/ discovered that they were playing of
marbles, and they all drew nigh unto the
place they called taw, and they marvel
ed-ah.
And this purity young man was the
last to marvel-ah. And when he mar
veled he jumped up and tapped his hands
like a rooster does his wings. and says he,
/ wish l may be ID if / han't fat
alb.
And oh my friends, then l thought that
was the ugliest young man ever saw in
my life-ab. And / spake unto him thus
says Young man, this is not the way
to salvation"
And says be "Old boss, il you had
been saliyated as bad as | have, YOU
want to hear talk of salvation.
And now my friends when that young |
man said that be was fat, he was as lean
rs that hungry looking sister over thar,
hats always praying so piously when
he lat is being passed around-ah.
And my friends if that young man had
ot been blinded by sin he never could
ave inistook me for an old hoss ah. /
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of Real Lsf0te.

" 1Ccut 1<StUtc.
by virtue of an order of the Probate Court OF
- Monroe County, Miss, made at the Octo.
Der Term 1858, thereof, the undersigned will pro.
coed to sell at public vendue the raluabie farm
owned by the late DIR. d. F. ALEXANDER, ".
ing in Chickasaw county, in sight of Buena Wis.
ia, and consisting of the following parcels of land
viz: the North half of section seventeen (l7),
the North half of the South West quarter OF
same section, (17), the North half of the South
East quarter of same section, (17), and the North
West quarter of section sixteen l6), all in Town
ship fourteen, and Range five; containing $40
acres, more or less.
The said sale will take place on the fern, with
in the legal hours, on Wednesday the 22nd of De-
cember next, (1S56).
Terms:. One third cash, and the balance in
twelve months, with interest from day of sale.
WYATT MOVE, Admir-.
of ID. +. ALEXANDER, Dec.
/ will also sell at the same time and place, the
farming utensils, corn and fodder, horses, mules.
cattle, and all other personal property on the
farm, except the negroes.
WYATT MOVE, Admir-, &c.
Aberdeen, Oct. 6, 1858. 5..4t.