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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

day GOODS, &C.
OPEsIFe OF NEW FALL sII.Ks-A. T. STEWART
" CO. have '0s s fefp SILKS nssni0''n' stock Of
Ats per ysrd.
A. A'ss "' Oh Rich WIDE SILKS,
r. sn :ss duo s ssss sS ss
BrS Sa.y ss SsssSsT. and Read. streets.
Porul1s.fb s EsAPs e USs SHeyHIsa
Importing T MsiGsr street.
Have reduced se prices Of an er goods, and now
ready patterns or their deportation which
quality, style and material for genemsns dress
H. below Nassau street selling entire large
ac &c retail. and a ssorace Of 80 % 50 per cent
PARIS ss snRs cs ssssl ss .s, GARD
-, most desirable n,.. osrgHs., thor,
opened by BESRSAN 1 ' coSPASY 'A' 'ne'''
<z3 Brosdway.
DICH DRESS SILKS FROM AUCTION,
III just received by BkEKsAs a C 20 as.
100 p.eess rish plaid .ils, e cents =, :: pc. yard
10 pieces extra Heb bsysdere siIhs, teper yard.
CKIRr MArERIALs-BEsT TEMPERED STEEL
csnsisnky hand It The manufacturers depot No q
ErHAso' ADRIA wS aS 4 CO. {, Fetal, On
.. v.rsS 3 sakv 'iss%sS'S s :,:
SrEAEs, ADRIANoE ~
IioH IScss " AND N zibs5si5ssns,;
TSs Ss spsa; v AJrs = e.. n s ZEAL e
EQUAL not npsror to ANY previously iI s,"sS
cxIa7 x177a11ls
- Best tempered steel springs.
hi nr ;p1 sasor nps sonssny on hand
AsSe Manufactured; No. as 3 sssu street.
--S =
ITEM THOUSAND NEW cLoAKs
Comprising s, he y bankrupt
and 5Sx "A /, !1SG .s's fsA, ~ s5ssI
VIII 20 on sa NE tn" week.
SPACIOUS ss a ~ s. sSsf,s5 sre.r
Ret gswf sEcnss asi r'v Slim
roeloss he aaairs Of his esassaP, n. rs,;v..r
TEN rHo Wiz 3. s opz. sH4T Snfs WEEK.
Forming pant Of The stock Of The
AR1ss siss' E 5s s;sS'H
x.ri FG GTn MsS T.si sH4Ti N6vrnr,a
d6ss fxi sS ssATE g. iH His e. film
w. ~ 81 BROADWAY.
UynLIAn EMERSON. NO. a5s EIGHTH AVENUE,
& .ns
beauty be SURPASSED consisting OF lace goods and
$
1sr =, essa @
s. .neOs Sd NJ above which win
| WEWnI OPEN so m MORNING,
l0Q pieces Of rich
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FALL FASHIONS.
u,ARIa MILLINERY -NADAMu FERRER0 No. 5
Great jones street. doors from Brsadwsy respect
fsy thai she has us received seeci
OF tau miuery caps headdreases feathers nowers aces
&c, selected BY herself IN Paris
-
DITCH RfBBors MILLINERY GOODS, BONNET MA.
IL teysls and drpss trimming kc As third Of the
o the city Of York vii be closed on Thursday and
Friday next on OF fellow citizens OF me Hebrew
faith celebrating The Festival Of New Year 56le our
friends would do well and ind 70 their ntes 70 CAV on
Mr.. NJ II LluHTGNsrKfr, sI Broad~ay, on honaay
Tuesday and Wednesday merit n his store - VIII pe cse
above on thursday and Friday thereby avoid
irE beiss In obtaining great bargains OF ma wen
assorted and extensive stock OF the above goods.
morLEv APPOINTMENTS. CONSISTING or RICH
feslhers rich flowers, bridal wreahs and wells, cscn
peigns hair pins and bracelets All Of The most approyh
pattern and fabric JAMES rUCKRRs 36 Broadway, be-
tween Tsyior's and Thompson saloons.
uyO uHIISER5.-THr ENTIRE STOCK or FRESH I'M.
ported French towers feathers and fancy bonnes and
al goods In he millinery line the No 80 Broad
way salrs win Ne offered for sale Al reduced prices 70
soes business under the direction Of the Assignee
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.
A TIANTro CABLE DEALERS SUPPLIED Win
n With charm. beautifully mounted ct ~ per DOZEN or
two inch peices ~ per doEen, or By The loot
WARD, $50 broadway.
- charms and seals for sale BY JOHN II. GIFFlN,b W.
sey street.
yIyArCHEa -GObD AND SILVER WATCHES
w The subscriber selling all descriptions OF gold ana
silver watches At retail ~ less thsn usual prices
Every watch has A written guarantee with " -.
Watches tsken In erchsnge Watches repaired In the bes
manner NJ lees Than ususl prces
GEO q Al. Nm importer OF watches and iewelrv,
Wholesale and fttAtl. u Wall street SECOND door,
Broadway
SE PR DAY EASY MADE AND ONLY A SMALL
DD amount ~ cash required Arnniie earle aupphed N
chms two iueh peces 81 ~ per do,sn ?. - he on
WAhD, SIS Br0sdwAy.
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FURNITURE.

uuAnHrLnD UHAnBgR SUITS or rURnrrURa m
~ all sscys snd sJes .solessl. md retail 4 prices frc.
10. 81 scur deers So Of broadway. New vovs
H,uRrrrURa- FAIR VALUE GIVEN IN READY
in money for furniture carpets books, paintings &c At
ia Sixth avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets
rsuRNrTuRR FURNfTURE.-HIgHEsr PRICE PAID
for bousehoId oiee other furuur~ mirrors carpets
pisros all kinds Of vausbles ana persons. property
hso advances made on land horses wagons watchse m r.
TEAS, ~ ga,hArine street
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81 PETER COOPER INSTITUTE.
~ sUBLIMArxD Ef.FCrRfCrfy.

WI r. Massey, n ID, whose stsnds conn-cted VIA
tome q The most rearkshe record, snd essen
svey kno~n throughout he Union ds,ensing ne almost
miraculous virtues OF form u elecrrciy ~ an apps
rnus unlike In The known world in the cure o. cnpnlc
dhesses, paralysis. deafn~ss blindness oN or mpsr~n
powers together WITH s~ssses hsvtsg TRn aer~nsea
nervous system, ofen reecref thin 40 BOAR
r undersigned bears tessimony v NE wordcria emcscy
Of 1T Assseys nlectrr Medico Appsrsnh ssnk
sSC. BILL.
Professor n Mathematics and Nsatcd Astronomy, ere
ter Cooper Institute. N. n. -. -. a. 49, -
N. b nr. has discovered remedy sure N - resus
The shove men 81 diseases ssny nope
le~siy sTicted have been restored thereoy.
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UynLIAM KMBERsON. NO. 35s EIGHTH AVENUE,
Of Twenty eighth street, has now At his store
stock Of French and British goods which for variety novelty
and beauty cannot be consisting OF lace goods and
embroid cries. ribbons trimmings collars leeves black and
white laces wells beaddresses flowers feathers black and
colored yelves All widths inAnJ wAss robes and
bonnes very cheap. hid gloves &C.. and Ia resolving
daily from auction goods Of the above description which wiz
be sold cheap 1t No 3b3 Eighth avenue New York.
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HPEtGhf. NOTlGGS.
At NEwpHrs TEEN EssrS-souTHERr pAyFfo
N Rsilroan Meetings. general meeting Of the sock
boilers q Tits company viii tase plsce Al Memphis fennss
see on Moneay the lssh Of September lss a which full
repo q ne state Of hn 90 In 1sn y be made and q he
proceedings Of meetings In louisville Cfn innsu and -
20 relieve the enterprise from fs pressnt dhc
Just in condition hat The frspds OF
the road bona Ole ssocsholdes vtndcsse hs
rights o. he company and beyond dauo from er
btr oifculfes general turnout q sockhode 81 ZEN
phi~ desire AMI vigorous snd unanimous sctinn surn ~
may be bad there, bscsrg e eeings nrssdy h VIII
doubtless ne en,erprse Restoring confidence % nat
JRPrHA rowLKss President.
MASONIC THE Nrxr RsguLAE CONDENSATION
M of krcana Lodge No 2s y. A n, will be h.id his
CMordsy evening clock, in Antique Room. Odd Eel
lows Hall ~ order ~ the w. NJ
Aitx. MUS, Secretary
nTAsoNrC THE SExr REGULAR COMMUNICATION
M ~ Arcsns Lodge No 40 y and a NJ viii be hid ns
Monday evening At ocioss n Antique room, Ola Eel
"N' "'N - ALxxR. MILLS Secretary
uHos. H1GHAM, JR, COMMISSION MERCHANT. ~
Il william street..
w EsTERN TAX TTrrEs-THR 50 BsCRrBER WILL,
w purchase patent III es 10 Western lands
sold Tor sres, essonable Oa sdfreps
IT banking house OF Messys Morse Bro NO rs wall
o. sessrs irs Richard's& Cos, No iTs BroedwN,Nr
janis y. GorF.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-21

An ANrr-LEcoMproN SuNDY ScHooL.-
II is to be presumed that all the Sabbath
Schools in Philadelphia are anti-Lccompton,
but the sentiments of one of them came out
in rather an unexpected way last Sunday
An occasion Of unusual interest had brought
a very full attendance on the exercises of the
school, and in honor Of the event the pastor
or rector of the church. under whose care it
is, delivered a capital address, which was
rather odly interrupted lie was giving the
hundreds Of bright and intelligent little poo
pie. who eagerly listened TO his simple and
beautiful address, reasons why they should
love the Saviour.
He said "Now, children, you should love
Him because lie is a friend whom it is an
honor to have. Suppose you should get a
letter from some one in the penitcntiary -
would that be an honor;'
OF course all the larger children said
"NoF' and the hundreds Of younger ones
cchoed-"No, Sir ~
"Wcll. then said the minister, suppose
Governor Packer should write to you-would
that be an honori'
The children, large and small, of course,
shouted, YES, SrFi
Now pursued the speaker, suppose Mr..
pHNidudlls INC IColucul, SuuUlu NIllc u ltL-
ter to any one OF you-would you not esteem
that very high honor indoed;'
Here ensued an awful pauso--tho bright
faces looked puzzled, the mischiovous ones
began to laugh, and the younger ones looked
anXiously towards the older scholars for their
cue. The taller boys looked at each other a
memont, and finally said "No, SIR and
every child in the school, great and small,
shouted out tumultuously, "No, SIR
The teachers all smiled, and the speaker
laughed outright, but recovering himself in
an instant, he said, "Why, children, this is
all wrong. like Mr.. Buchanan So ought
you you ought to love everybody ! had no
idea Of talking politics to YOU He then
went on to ask them if they would not like
to receive letter from Queen Victoria-"who
certainly was a very cstimable lady'-and
the Queen Of England not being involved in
"Lecompton, the children expressed the
opinion that letter from her Majesty would
be an honor.
The occurrence has afforded laughter to a
large circle for two days, SO we violate no
confidence in thus giving it to the public
Philadelphia BuiletH. Mag 3.
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HELEMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA
L RATION or
l"onIT coNoENTRATED coNroUND mum

EXTRACT pt-ettr
For Disease, Of M. UL,5a.- bq,,,, f,or,y ur,,.,,
I-,,f,...,. gt.t'.,, N.F'y'
Co,,6b,.,t. o.i III No.. y, d. '''''"t
-'',,, 1,I. ,.,''''' q "'
A,i.i,, sr,r, r,,,.,. ,r. I,,a-''f i. b.. ,.s 49,,
mo,nT an ruroor Iii t,, , "a .''E "a
ne,. a'r S,,n.il o,.,.n. ,,t.,i. ,,i.,;' g.. ' NM
MALE on FFMAIE
From whatever cause tbe, mi, han, oriyi,,,tcd
- ' i'"' ''' N''h'''"'
1 a,,. No G EArII i 20 OF now LONG ,TANDINq
"'"y HoifH ana go. 20 tht ame, and bioon 70 fhc
IeAia Cteek
> U q i II l. \ L FL c 1 J. ~!
Il cures Nervous and Dcb'ntcd Sufferers and removes
an the symptoms, among which viii Dc found lussposi-
u2n % ENcrtion, Los. of povcr Loss " Memory, Dill
Guilty Of breathing Central Weasc's' Horror Of Dis.
Death, Might Swctts, Cold Feet, Wakchness, Dmncss
Of Vision, IanVor, Universal lassitude Of The Muscu-
lar system 9neq Eoe"neg' Appet,,t. vh Dysperda
q hg sda. Paud compusa.o and Erupdo1s on tho
o,'coily Uisrt S,,fs ti, i,', t.l, ,bc E, ,.,g ~
6onry Suals5n md Io,. IF sieit; Want n Attention
/ No,lir,, is ,,5r, bI,.II %, t r',,, 49, g
tudc and Nothine tis, more Drcld ior Rear of ricn
selves Rcposr uf Nluucr ua Earnc.tucss ua Sncc
ulaton. but Hurried Transition from one Question 10
another
These sytnp,otns II allowed 90 -o o,,hirb fbi. mod
ioiuc invariably romo,cs--oon follow. LOSS on pow
Ek, fAIOIIN and EuLtrIIC flTs-n one of
eNcesscs arc uoi Frequently followed by those dref dis
easse'--i;Ns4,N.liY END CQQNsy MrlloNi Who rec
W ,N' Mo' anu tnr melancholy
deaths N NoNoO MfIlON, bear ample witness 90 the
Euth Of these assertions ln lunatc Asylums the most
ine4l'Aois eAh.iu'n appear DE couuieuancc is sc-
Gref ever visits H. Should sound " the voice occur,
" 'S i"'iy %,,u.u'Ate
WIN No'iui measures wan despair
Da,;it.. ~" s.l,e. .ouIn' ni5 glci poRnhed
Debility " most terrible, and has brought thousands
upon luuus1has 70 unnmcly graves thus blasting the
an ~ ~ W many "ooe !ou'hs IL can DC cure" 10y me
,,
7, - Il l. J. 4 W = -
~ az e"T'lnB WIN Any o. the above distressing
@ ~ t.' ~ ~ NAL hNNhl VIII cure
'uu, ii3 ~, anu pc convinced oi IT'S ehcac}.
RLwAHt or arAcE Nosti'rNs and ovAcK pocroHs,
- 81 ~ ,l' W "uiu'a ai,n to''t'nr's 'ilf'W
iT 1lI aNuil men, ana save Long suffering Money
9'u Exposure by sending or calling for bottle Of this
'4pu'SI ana NpceVe Hcnedy
ant i'm ny ,, ' 9 oGu 'Paina,i9n, is perfectly plea
HELEAfBOID'S FXTR NCT RITCIIr
Is prepared directly according to the Rules Of
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70 MARY, my love, do you remember the
text this morning = mo, papa, never can
remember the text, I've such bad memory"
MARY said her mother, did you notice Su-
san Brown = "Oh, yes. What a fright -
She had on her last years bonnet, done up,
pea green silk, black lace mantilla, brown
CATERS, an imitation Honiton collar, lava
bracelet, her old ear drops, and such fan
Oh, my r. Mother-"Well, my dear, your
memory is improving"
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~ An editor "out West" thus talks of
his non-paying subscribers and patrons
Friends, Patrons Subscribers and Adver-
tisers-liear us for our debts, and get ready
that you may pay trust us that we are in
need, for we have long trusted acknowledge
your indebtedness, and then dive your hands
into your pockets that you may promptly fork
over If there be among you a single patron
that does not owe us something, then to him
we say-"Stop aside, consider yourself gem
tleman.' IL the rest wish to know why we
dun thcm, this is our answer: not that we
care about the cash ourselves. but our crodi-
tors do. Would you rather that we should
90 60 jail and you be free, than you should
pay your debts, and we all keep moving -
As we agreed, we have worked for YOU as
we promised, we have waited on you Here
are our arrangements for job work, contracts
for subscription. promises for long credit, and
dues for deferred payment Who is there so
mean that be don't take paper: If any, he
needn't speak, we don't mean him. Who is
there SO green that he don't advertise, If
any, let him slide-he isn't the chap either.
Who is there so bad that don't pay the prn-
ter If any, let him shout, for he's the man
we're after. His name is Legion
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Boston advertisements
NMRITING, OOK-KEEPING, NAVI
w CATION

w CATION,
Surveying, Engineering, Languages, Elementary and
Higher English Branches.
X A TIE X G. b D
COMERS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Granite Building, No l3) Washington st., boston,
which has been successfully conducted for seventeen
years past and has been attended by upwards of eight
thousand students, is open DAY and EVENING for thor
oughly practical and scientific instruction not the mere
schoolboy theories Of the Academies but such comprc-
hensye knowledge will enable the graduate put his
requirements into immediate operation
Separate department for Ladies.
There being class SYSTEM students may enter at any
time and those who desire it aided in obtaining suit
able EMPLOYMENT.
Catalogues and Circulars can be had at the college or
by mall free
GEORGE \, CONFER, A. NJ, Principals,
OLIVER L. LINTON, aided by able
H21f ) assistants.
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ID EMONAL.-UNIrED STATES AND For
~ EIGS PArEST AoENcY
S A NJ u T. l. 90 Err


S A NJ u L l. COOP Err,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
Has removed his Office TO
WEBSTER BANK BuuDiNG, 10 EXCHANGE ST. BosroN.
Patents issued IN the United States, and in all other
patentgranung countries Specifications and drawings
prepared caveats filed Reconsideration procured Of
applications that have been rejected upon impcrcctly
prepared papers. ntcricrcnccs prosecuted Ite-,sucs
an" extensions procured, and in general, all business
connected with the Patent Office transacted with care and
prompncss
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris
Persons resuing distance may obtain all necessary
numutiun and have their business transacted by wit
ing TO the subscriber without the trouble and expense Of
a visit 20 Washington.
lie eegs leave to refer those unaoquanod with him to
the following testimonials .-
From The lion. Charles Masoa Commissioner of Patents
u. S. PATENT OFFICE,
Feb. %, 1855. (
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting as Commissioner of Patents Samuel
Cooper, ESQ Of Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor
and has been In that capacity 10 constant
and intercourse with the office he has eviuced a thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
rules and practice Of the office, close attention 10 the
Interests of his clients and marked candor and couto
~ mat has rendered the transaction of business with him
aPeasule nave no hesitation ia stating that regard
HIM as one II the very best agents for the transaction NJ
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner
m From The Examiners of the Patent O6ce.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
IN the United States Patent Office have for several years
hcen wei acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, late
principal Examiner in this Office, and take pleasure in
etnns that he is gentleman Of the highest moral char
acter, OF unquesuoncd knowledge in the business ana
practice OF the Office and thaths scientific atainmens
are such as cmneuty m him fu the business I'M which
he Is about 20 engage,
HENRY b. RENWICK,
l.. ID. GALE, iT"eVaf
5. IL. LANE, EffDnHrrs.
II. II. PEALE,
TnOS r. EVERETT f,sjsto,t
i. SOUTUGATE SMITH, Z Erat,iue,s
WM. c. LANGDON
From long acquaintance and Intimate official r,,tir
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily concur in he f,re
going recommendation made by my late Colleagues
WM. 2. n. FITZGERALD
Boston, Jan. 3, 1858. 1874
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SALT SALT $1,000 bags Dairy Salt,
- 400 bush. Crystal Rock do for grinding, 5000 busb
T. l. aud Canada do, At the DEPor STORE and for sale
W, 10 ,s., SfORRS & FULLER.
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Hustc
I II. PADDoCK,-Manufacture Agent

PIANO FORIES, ALEXANDRA ORGANS,
BOEHM AND EULER FLUTES,
GUITARS. BRASS INSTRUMENTS SC
Mr. Paddock has arranged visit the cities at short
intervals, and offers his services any who may desire
flANO FORTE tor other lnstrumcnD carcftIy Sc.
'eced ior s Musical Qualities and al rs fre raI1e as
an Instrument.
Those who are aware Of the wide musical difference
between instruments ~ the same class the same ma q
ana ne same price, will appreciate the advantage Of
careful personal selection by one possessing sufficient
Of value. l'''"
As Mr. Paddock is the Authorized Agent Of the cele-
CHiCKERING d. SONS.
as well as Of other makers OF the best In Bo
loh ana New York with access to their Factories as well
as "sf9rooma ms advantages for comparison and seec-
oh Oh instruments are unequaled, while at the same
time he is able 10 box and bin direct from the FACTORY
Nilhqut charge for packing trucking and deliver al
any Depot in the State at the lowest Factory price
circulars will be forwarded or any musical infor7na
ton afforded by addressing
JOHN II PADDOCK,
Organisf and tedoAer Of Pian0
il Mrs. j. h. LotFs Boarding Se6ooL
MoNrrrLfru VI
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mruicul.

X THE GREATEST
s: MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Mr.. KENNEDY. Of RoNbury, has discoyed in one NJ
our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND or IlUMOR
From the Corst Scrofuid dorm 10 commo,
Pimplc.
ne has tried In over eleven hundred cases. and never
laca except IN two cases, both thunder humor. 1ehas
now In his possession hundred certificates Of H.
value gu within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted TO nursing sore month
One 20 three bottles will the worst Kind Of pin-
pies on the face.
Two or three BOTTLES will cure the system Of bres.
Two bottles are warranted 20 cure the worst canker in
the mouth or stomach.
Three TO five BOTTLES warranted to cure the wor,,
One to two bottles warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the car,
ana oloichos among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly oruptons of the skin.
kind Of ringworm.
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate rasc Of rheumatism
Three TO four bottles warranted to cure saltrhouu
rive 20 eight bottles will Oh Of scroha
benefit is always experienced from tho first bottle
is taken.
DIAR MAnAN,-rhc reputation Of the Medical Di,eo,
cry, n curing an hind Of humors s 20 we'll established
10y me unanimous voice of on who have used TO- that
need mot say anything ou the subject, the most .sl
mi physicians and the most careful Druggists in the
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TERMS!
one copy or one year, 81 90, and gift.
One copy for two years, 3 So aud 9if
One copy for three years, 3 co. and 5ins
One copy for five years, s co.. and 4 9ins
AND TO CLUBS
ihree copies one year, 50 co. aud gifts
rive copies one year, SOD, and gifts
zen ooPleS one year 10 90, aud 10 gifts
Iwcuty-onc copies one year, 80 90. and d 0ins
The articles to be distributed are comprised in tbe f
lowing list. - '''' 'o'-
racsages OF Cold containing 5000 Oh each.
do. do. do 2Ol OO esot
10 do. do. do IO0 IN oaoh
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches. iOl O1 cSch
fo "'9 """hes' Is 90 each
IA Jo' CD 90 each
390 Id, c,il w., 80 % each.
913 ST. t i,",u " ,,'hes' 80 90 each.
5Ol Silver Watches, 40 90 IN o. M each'
10 Gold Guard Vest Fob Chains 10 00 w. 93 0o cach'
Gold Loekels, Bracelets Broochcs Ear Drons nreos,
rms Cnh Pins, Sleeve Buttons Rings Shlrt Stnds
watch heys, Gold and Silver rhmblcs, and variety NJ
o'ael articles worth from 80 cents 10 as 90 each
immenie'ely on receipt OF The subacIipon money tho
subscriber name viii DO entered upon our snbscrfnon
oooN Opposite number and the gi corresponding With
lhat number Nill De forwarded within one week 10 Tho
nv s' .t ny Nt" o. erfrcss, post Itid
u All communications should be addressed to
4es,o, BECKETT a CO.,
d toanh ~ Mofat BuildRg, 33j Broadway New York
. specimen copies sent free. Agents wanted 7OI3i|
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W The Hon. Rufus Choato will address
the Alumni and the Rev DR.. Cheever the
Theological Society of Dartmouth, at the next
Commencement.
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4 tUTLERY -Jo nathan Crooks and other
~ celebrated Makers POCKET KNIVES Ivory
Handled Tea, Table and Dessert KNIVES also a large
assortment Of SCISSORS and SHEARS. at
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their operations against the civilized set
Elements.
The New York HeraId's correspon-
dent at Port au Prince, writing on 26th
OF December. makes an earnest appeal to
the government at Washington in behalf
Of all American sailors stricken with fe-
yer in that harbor The Haytien officers
insist that the men must, Immediately af-
ter the attack, be sent on shore; but no
hospitals are provided for their reception,
and they are placed in "sck houses"
kept by ignorant natives, who have di-
rect interest in the mems continued i'll
ness, and even in their death afterwards,
as sum of $21 (American) is allowed
for every burial. American seamen fur
nish the great bulk of the patients; and
the sad scenes which occur at the side of
their sick beds and at the funerals of
those who die, present, it is presumed,
very strong points for he interference of
our Cabinet.
Captain Hines, of the schooner Cor
inne, who left Port all Prince, on the 9th
instant, reports the yellow fever as ra-
ging violently at that port when he left.