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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
Tho CrOs0n and C0chituate.
no rHK RDiTOK or THE RkRAL Id.

New YORK, august II, 1853.
As the public mind ,s at the present time considerably
excited respecting be iass Of Croiou water and
opinions suggested to the cause, and effect upon
beshs Of those psrtsSrg OF IT, permit me through your
columns to sate from thstio August
1856, prec.ely the peculiar taste prevailed toa
o. the lake Cochtnse ~ater supplying the CITY of Boston
conpusd about Two weeks, ath )ugb he
some alarm unusual pickaess chance heath
Of the city occurred by It's thorough examination
mare D. able sanitary mi,tee. were ons
nDous che Opinion that the produced by the
to@sRe Of tue lake bcs oDd hs psnrai bounravies
srtoy or bofEy ,aDd wbere existed anu decay op
7egstaf,cp tbs without DOUBT tho os
hsry 10 the C,oioD water and ro6 the experience
AZ The time Dr. us would and that Jour citizeos
have for ala,p this mater by tho use o.
water, boo that ,hey vii, 6nd vii not cortioue Ia III
prttsD tttts but 'tori time Those TO whom tase
IL ohnexour ~5' ens that after boiling the
j.ction VIII be removed. BIOS t0SIAN.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Rrrvv r.sr uxrva A..ups~k

PHILADELPHIA STOCK B0ARD.
PHILADELPHIA. August II, 1859.
Stocks steady PeonsyivaDi~ STATE dves, 0iS; Road
ING Railroad. 2'X; Morris Csus, SIX; Long Island
Railroad, 1875 feansylvsoia Railroad, ssx
NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1850.
Cottoo-sales to day l26 bsies nov cotton At 1t1,.
1870. Cosa-A declining tendency. Cotton ffeign~ to
HAvre To-
Cotton inactive sales I45 bales mid aiug at ,lko /;
sales Of three days. eco baes receipts the same e 226
bs!es.
pmADxLrmA, August II, 1859.
Flour dult Wheat dun. Corn advanced &C.: yellow
SOC. Cats firm. Wnsaey STEADY at 26c &c
CISuSNAu August II, 1859.
Fiour--sses AT - 50 81 60 for saperdoe. whi.key
acrve Baik meats and bacon lower. Mess porS so.
CHICAGO, August 17-6P.M
Flour cloeed With declining ospSy. waest quiet
sses OF sprr 7sc Corn qaiet sales 15 90 on nes
q CO. Oats frn Receps-i 400 bbl,. -four, 3. 90
bUebe wheat % coo ,ushs,s rOru Suipms 500
bbls -four, al bushels wness 81, oo0 oosneis corn.
OswEGo, August i7-6P n.
Flour steAdy With mcdersie demand or the home ana
cub ~nesi ~ ffom red scter, sb 50 from shte %,
Woeat du sses $40 brsbes damaged Chicago spring,
rnipal Canal ,egots dull ano unchaussi No rece, rs
OF doar or grain by lake. Caral exp rs: $500 bushels
oats.
BrraALo, August t7-6 p n.
-Four IN hetto' demand AMI i2xc lover; selis LEGO
bis al 80 SIX for good extra spring Sts'o 81 50 for
ira Heo0sio, ~ 2s 80 for FAR 10 cnoce Mcni-
gan Ipoips rDo Ono, 50 i21 So 375s Tor double
Gas. Wneat-RBn aof @ht wiotsr tcsroe aut 6cmsr !;
%. jpg sts acy; sales o. 900 sbeis No Chi,aso
spring arrive next week. soc.; 58r0 ola Chi
spring at 60, 1000 amber aod 'en Ont, a. 81 e5
81 o.; $500 ousbes "eite oao aod lnaiaaa - 10 Corn
store, 66Xo Otner grains pouainat WoskeV-ssea
10 bols ., 2sc Like mpors-4,G00 bbs -four; ~, 600
bushels wheat IT zoo bushels Canal expors-i69
bbIs -four, 400 bushels wheat, 900 basnes corn,
3GO bushels oats.
ALBANY, August 17--6 p N.
F0ur--Dsmapd improved: safes 500 bbs Wneas-In-
quiry for mill limited extent salee 900 bushels
red Stat at ~ CA 81 o6 amber STATE 81 o. and choice
white Michigan M 81 40. Corn d1l.. Oats dlu. Whis-
kes -Sa.ee &c bb's st2bc 2bhc.
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IDposssDt FROM vcnexuels.
fhArAHArsohs VF tbs RgvoiUryOnIsrs TO ArfAc1

w 'ns h6soiUrIOhI3rB TO ATTACH
PUERTO CABELLo, KrC.
- IRON ne Pbts6elphts Bulletin August IT.
ne oak cpomss DAi'ea which sslled ftou Puerto o.
~. zoe let Inc ANT, arrived Tvs port ~ II O'Clock
See brIss letters and papers Of that date. from which
ne lean Saai Gepevn Falcon beading the
party, Nss 6w miles below Puerto Usbel0 with dge
harcro men, so having joined 9th the forces OF Genera
6uesaSa, va Preparing 70 make attack upon tho
place, ~beh weli barriosoed ara supported by two
buDdred government tvoope and the bations militia.
The tso VI The ctr pfosected by six
pocee Of stiery. and 10 case the revo ucrary party
should sucoecd vii be Aftev sousn hard 6sbanE
The Newspapers full Of details In reference to the
revolution, f,om ~nch Il sppeaxs that the sovernmen
DOT feeling strorg eoough to maintain lie position Vt all
points hAs been lncliung u ed 10 one or two points
tn the cemspds OF the revolutionary party.
letter dated Puerto Caoeto, July 30, says:-"Our
situsstoD has grown and WORSE daily. Through
been so~ed 70 land 1t tho port Of the Palto only four
or i've leagues em this port where no veeses can 60 In
without being plainly ssen from tho CITY and fort"
Inc govern Dent vessels Dover started Out 70 proven
MS sroirg until after he was safe ashore. Doc OF Fh
cons vesfes TAKEN the other broken TO pieces
bis rtencs In Puerto Oabeo plan for bis entrance had
been txed but be srrest Of Of BITS acoomploes
vented The trescnery from being carried out Tho wri
tev foes on 1--WE ayo bOckaded by land; our inter
cournc With tbe Interior Cut OF inner part Of the CITY
p.renched; business alnost entirely stopped Too tee
graph TO Valencia and Caracas cut away Tho govern
ment 10 Caracas worthless and wavoslns - eav
rR N 10 defence and fortune We are without
security here for ives and properly without any
prospect 81 getting THE overwhelming situation and
stronger force and better orsanzed fl formerly
with less force side than previously from deser
tons and dRaicctson. SO constantly, by night
and BY day, on the alarm"
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Ded,
RAsRY On Wednesday Auguet II. ct cholera lnfsnum,
AuGcsrus D. BARRY only child II P. G. and Matilda r
Barry and grandson OF yYancis Daon aged months and
IL days.
The funerN will tale place this Thursdey, ansrnoon
A. tNo oocx, iron the reaeuce Of bis father, NO. 100
wet TsAnty tard street
BSu.nAeE--On Tuesday, August le, Of consumption,
MARY EiizARsIH CI-.rP BIuSpAeE, The onfy ssS,Vns
daAshter Of the late Henry a. and Eliza ACCLAIM c'hpP
recessed. ...s.u
The restives and friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral his THURSDAY Gternoon
Sc Two O'Clock, from her late rosdenoe, Nc I'D ESn'a
aver ue without further inv1tatien. -
CHAPLAIN in Brooklyn Tuesday. August 10, RoBssr
w. Cv,yMly aged "a years, mopibs and dag.
The re,styss end repds Of The family inv ted r. At
h,a ,he funeral, this tfpn-tts3l afternoon Al three
,rrct fsv tbs rssdeuce OF his her, zlbous Uasp
men senr., No ! tisAry stroot.
CaosIs al --At lis geslvase, slrogaac, VxtSaestee
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Fever and Agnc! Fever and Agus !!-ee-
End aRreik inis rsps and CHEERS who
Wern ps o. the Ored ses osla 10 bitter If The
tal that prevail In toee scons Come the
intelligent physors Tear es,iury ibis tact Dickens the
shakespeare of this age p.ctu.ing Little aden" weststn
,efrreut, entitled Martin Chuzzle ;ahSt
eoursinE ne.utoa gss The ever ADD sgus whiah had
gls3 vi who ptef 10 make resden %
Marx Tspley who could oniyse jolly the gloomy
HiIcr stsrcep raid thai fever snd had him
jollts .hsn be wcu6 Ike again Da
6ra1 Effses celebrated bers the only for this
csesss ths. would 20 the rubuc Try
hem ard be convoced Of thef. powers
tor ssls by druses AID dealers Generosity every where
Priuci al eepot lS and is Park row, New York
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ARRIVALS,
giI 1lsslsad Itsst ISa:y5Iis 81 = .ss V
Dca.. va 1aFyaps Wv fhasses "a a ssssg
code. aid Mics Rodews5 Oriesss joss n sscisy an
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foit; sawd ~; oS,ssse;,w Lsac Matter eis,sow 8.
ssm " seSt ses Haven A 'ha "''
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s NJ. y a ' s ves S.s saa .sd %
s.s sss ,s1ep ssn % Sss.4 s se
sossrsoa Ctrsdsn . b amos, G TonIInscn !
,d asorse Garden soGrss iowssse-a Made. wen
ssI see ars %ns ss:s as'f
oeyn l. 1or 'nson \ Barre 5rret Ieyi rrst James
ss',sS t. os,ss i,, ssy fssJ,g Isssss
IDfs r sash s'S aan
6s w s sn2a oos S1s,St sroap
rP Sstshf serss .. JslS s ss' s sSS
"s';,fs Ger sssay nsIAon ltoe 7, : = SCOT
e,Ser ! Foe \ ihS1p 81 yifdsn, 9 ste-sss " q
MO. Ss s M sss, ~ f ss s s a ssssss
tfisren Mrs Nspss two ohdren Samuel Jones Casree
sGep e. spd s s VI G Snsf s saf
NJ rs' ,o Sles ay Mig e.. eSs s's g o WIZ
Hunter Ms Ms,ri nr AND sfs nee rAfe e,iud
S # ;'pfs VIZ ss a a's
FIJI orst sf fnsv S9s sscs s sss
esrd-sId IN the eesrsge
Ta,. In tSsvp hfv, luo,
l,n,y s.'sr sDd fsgi, :. ae, s,9ses y
4sS au Ii cPy wHpn '' ''' ~ am ''s
FROM fan Fra1 chcD in he ship ocesa recsrsph-gr
Fer liverpool m sesmatip Persia diphorso u Mont No
ss ss psG as Ms Y ass 3d.
w Wetb tvtrru5 nrs Read Palincre NJ aud Mrs John
a. '5 @ a?s @ osss spss
ss G &c 81 s 81. ssN0s ss ssps ss as
s ses9Sr tsfa |2ss
Iss y I'M, h Y; Davidson, do L Campbell HaTsns;
sG;p ind ss sa sgssa s t hrssE .s
sfss.r, sss e;aps1s; ohss Srssn ss7ssnss; pssal
& ,Ds r. sd :s S ,,c sd a., s
spd log. carr isr e Loas Y. .ad Mrs PEN, s'ves
f sSsssH %oo ~ ~ hR Ven
,sa s.S sy DE- ne. :, sSssss sPsu @
dc, as sAssr gland; Jeseoh ssstsy. Loudon;
q ssSl. ksvsns .ss Capt sssd s CO.
Mr. faInio, eo Ctss Allen N =; David 1honpson do,
Ihonss sv.rwHh do; Char,es Leaning Phiisce'phia,
ee ia fome,k. Havana ". A ran Msraa, do; Nc DO
lat saysbIs Chse hstesd sexico; John Fowler.
.obi Won peerei, Norh; Paria Rev Granada; Mr
joao woedpsd thiiac elohil M Roms, Havana; Tn
htzs., do; Areersop rkilscephls ntono Ses So-
DO; Rs,op OFTEN ssctsn secret.ry to suss'sn
Lesaiop; Chei.soip, urnea Nc soh9 Rnfgsss YORK
Sfm de- r. UbSer, usweeo; Mr. and Srs J Perder ard
yorI; n Snsis, Msead W. Whitney, Tiltsmssurgi
hrc'p, Go; Mr. ard Mrs hSers .raf CMennsa; 4 oWrs,
Cshorns L sseoctsr. do n rps 40; NJ ana Mrs Hol
eos Wolverhnrpton Grant Mel can. Manchester; and ,
j "a sksds, 1ceton.
Fer Cbsrlssop In too stesro.hip Coumhis-Dr Eve and
lsey Pertey Mr. 10th Mrs Reese Mrs y Mstihews u
Mel " Il hollovsy, faier, ttcrm. ArRSies Z
ssyfer hrs r2ifer MIs Cook. ID Eason, sicNab
t Crahtrte, thss Stewart A. lie Chaccn Griswold
Adler Meyers y n creoyey, 2 eoeSnsn + upper, \,
Nsr El!zterg, salnRer, Goodman, Ssields q
CldSu ib ettust,er Ctezh Cookery, BcockunicS
visa slr,,b Mrs Rck, 7 PYu5sn, Bieb " Jrpes. ]
Hooper ls,ssc, CAn.wel Jno Fisher, sx ii
The ssters6e.
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a. ns hundred tboussad dollar scNeue
NO three cockol oat !" Nov, let sne .~, - os
"a ne "Avestl ore beo" matter sepst u sne - 80
Ho tnes uo0er their oashs they believe snd ron. -,
'ost nsssoo Co should dsive ias, tne treasury "
an oops sod We assure them such an OK position
me susir shalt DO made viii redeem very masestaiv
voc N ex pectsncy Hes the State BOT sss
reno 10 CLINTON county vicinity courage aud nde
pdroenco fuceCt N volunteer 20 before toe conms
sooe pssfst sgsltst the pay sns cstm sod pro
'c sbe ntsress OF the State the people In that
rocky region all bfibed BY railroad and sscsbot passes
rave caro-, 70 spsoulstoss Why, the tste hRs sod
,wsoy Or thirty thousand at land 10 Northern Nav
fofg TO toe bogus ssctB Bsrbo and SarssogA Raroar
Company tor lees than twenty tho acre, maea more
valusbe than this vcritAoe tore bod
No reconciliation yet between toe stOvo foundry pro
prietors "Union" moulders In this city. fey
fouu dries oYened W',b few neu each The season
far advaucsd bat Il dountfa whether pro
pre'oss dssre IN manufacture stoves 10 the
time several hundred mou'ders continue In dieness, do
pencius upon from ''uDous" otoer cities But
The "ssrke has already continued for than TIRES
uonhs, and the 0spcct for rcsum,ns before
February wAroh quite dubious, their friends other
psces begin 10 discover the folly OF coDtsubg ooniou
tons. Tho few mouders Who noting TO labor arc
greatly moestcd Others strangely spUited away,
WITH out knowIsdge wheber dead alive Cases
arisen calling Tor investigation BY courts suo Jures,
during which some Of the merits OF ths "strike" may
become divuIsed
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IecKwoop--cocrER On tuesday, 4uguet Is, a. the
stanton street Bsptst church by the Rev NJ Hill, Mr.
RoFgRz e. LOCKWOOD to Mles ELIZA Coorxs ony daughter
# Charles Cooper, E,q all Of this city.
HNps-GoJKER.--On Monday evening" August 9, BY tho
Rev. kcees Rogers CnAkLEs T. HSps 70 ANNA H., dAush.
ter Of John q, Gottker.
Rshwsy, N, j. and Baltimore Md papers please copy.
&oRGAN--JoNTs.-On fhursdsy evening" July Is, by tho
Rev james Mpet at his residence Mr. JoHs MoaeAN, Of
London 10 Miss MARIA JoSEs Of Mar chester EGG
and.
MosFs-LkrDy-On Tuesday, August Is; by the Rev.
Tnonse buych, Er. GEORGE A. Moshs TO Mss ELxAyoE
IIRheA LIBBY, ali Of this city.
co srlestcn 5 G., papers please copy.
-bAHRows.-Ip Tuesday afternoon, August le oil
tho rsdtnce Of tie BRIDES roher, by tho Rev Lapser
stewart Mr.. RICHARD shuSG OF England, to Miss NAIL
kS-oiStTIB BASRows, OF thie city.
VAN ArRES-GARFJsoS -0u Wednesday. August IT, By
he Rev Hasey Duunf1e, RAsRfI II. VAN ArKRy TO KAn
NJ, daughter Of Cornelius K Garrison.
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ccvnsy, % uoDs.sv eveessg, Aussa Is, wnuAx n
csox~s11, In The 4ist y.c.< q bic .r~
me isssss VI, ...s e.os ss os, d.,) sas..ss., =
to'te ocsoox the fesepde end relatives ~ ne deosal
s1o noee OF his bscsoes, aeory Csom ~sl. ars rssv
,cs n,,eo to attend train leaves CaAmbs ssssss =
sorn- On "Wednesday, August II, Cuss4so. N Y
na @,. 70 scn Of honsei and Margaret Osotsy
tend ,bs .. ,he family are respectfully nvissd % ~
No les S lss s sg.sa: 'f''n0'a' 's '"'
o.,Mess IT. y wsSDssas, morning Angus II, NJ
her see ~ 'Ao Oso ~
nne irss q: sna scqu:n,saees Of ,as family .rs r.,.s
ton from her ae residence No 70 Wet rSsoss s.-s"S
street., on Fridsy afternoon, at tbree O'CLOCK
youngest daughter Of Anss, sns sascn LA u'nss' ~
Der remains Will be taken 10 8 sseo hADd
youngest daughter Of ChrssAn llnhssr, ased "s.s.
hos.nos- Wednesday, August II. sos. s.4.os,
sfed year, months and days
TIE fends Of sne family snd Of biz uncsss. Fs,.
to attend the uBersl, om Tho rrsdencs bis psrs1ss
10 ~ Esss Twelfth sree This Thursday sftornooa. Is
NICHOLS On Wednesday morning August IT. rs,opou.
youngest child OF Samuel and Jane Ncaon, s6sd pears
Tho rea ives and friends OF tho fsms ara ipvsd u ~.
tssd S6e funeral, from the resdeuce Of bic pasots Ma
eeU warrington street, this (riday) mornpg, q -
NoI.x On Iuesday: August ~, Of asthma, HAxr NO
iAS ~ ~,ocw o. sbe ia'e John Nolan, aged ~ years
eovs eou IefeS'veS OF the family r0sD004uDW
invited % attend tho funeral this norsdss, sessSsSs
0. hcMsrob, No. 81 C.iG street
Albany papers please COPY
T1kH.op "wednesday, August II, Avn, only chnl q
days.
Farewell my dsr,irR Amy sweet
You were my brightest joy;
Bu' nope II beaver again III moot
You ard nv darling boy
The friends Of the family rsspsoay ,nvs.dt, ~
emo tae funeral this ('pussnay) a'se.ponu, sAess
ocso1k, Rom nee 81 her vranafssbev l.a,,
Barrett No liz johnson street, Brookya, without nr.
To@E-oD Wednesday, August IT, Joss O. TooI.t aess
IS years.
HIS f'iends spd acqueiptorces those OF ososber
Patrick arr respectfully invited e. ssspa ,ne funeral ss
(rhusoay) Afternoon, t~o O'Clock, from his Ia . res
aence. No. 494 s. cond avenue
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CNoCKiTTs LOG CABIN.-On the Mobile and Ohio
ssin net far rom JACKSON In reunesste says sx
cteugc payer, s, stands the humble log cabin eighteen
BY t~tpy sze built and occupied white b., lived
10 ne dfsr'oey the far famed David Crockett Ma ogp
are faei docsyirg and otso,aton surrounds n hut an
uavtler rssets without eager desire 10 Nook dpon
me tpnbe root that sheltered OF the trueri
eebtsvce Of tho american pioueor chsracp ca aeto an,
ID honest nan Near u rsircs' efa.ion ca lee
Croolctis ststcn; ground peshss~ .n riss ,ora IA
besr snd pcrptnae name a. isa,.Ar I, lie coae,ty
ren ns .het Ss Iaslsop
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Supkrme COurt-Spsciai Term.

oecfc NOD. juhko ipfrabam.
ArG l7-It ne Adner Of the Petition Of Hugh NcFdT-
fon.-A writ IS bAbeas corpus directing Jose
pbipe WHO OF petitioner 10 produce the body Of their
inns sbid the pssens livng preeent separate The
return 10 the writ set forth treatment 90 the part
the boebAnd and that the wife wss compelled 20 leave
him. divorce suit now pending between the parents
and the preaent motion was adjourned 70 Friday nex.
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NEW Y0Rx, Angus II, I6te
sssirg an article in your paper Of tAs morning %
'tee eou'se for the people, would sAy saaa think "a
the very thing We want.
There Land TO be bad shout tho sAme distance from
New York ns EPSON ia Som London, for about - pc
acre, sDc perhaps less Of for agricultural pur.
pcses as Is too ssndy, but ale outsy money would
make Is right for racing It 10 ON tho line OF railway
through spotts~ood, New Jersey, Camden and Amboy.
80 you see thai 10 scoa iocs,toa for New YORK and
Ptilatelpnia ss well for small sowns such ~ New
bsunswick, &c TIE Staten Is,aoaevs vii oavo theis
foad In operation soon. Don't let IL itll through
PR0dREH.
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Mr. Charles D. Keller, an actor. died Ia Boston on she
ION tpst He was born IN PhiIadelphs, NV 26 1920.
and made his debut there eighteen sgo psyns oce
Mt OF eacbeth Tho deceaseo eaves "a Young
had not acted Tor . few years pAst
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rowder proof locks And bsr blso IRE and ga,
proof ses Depot 81 Murray stress Of Ocess
K1REas L. PA~glCY
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Rupture Cured by nnssh & Co~x AAdscAl
srs russ 1bey ssckeec ME essc ssockr or
yES supporters and thcuoes hsxces, for
ycsh,
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go Cent Ambyo'ype dfkeDesses, with Case
Fsny groups ~ cbdren's I'D crosses beautifully taken
hIA5k LII 4 COOfaS, Sal 6ro2owsy.
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Herring's Patent ChAmpioS Fire
and buralax proof rates. 81 Broadway. Aurrs
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Holloway pills ord Oicsmert are naore
vaueble 10 suffering Sics than tei- weight In gold The
sibbosp cough he h tSe fsver dush ~h
cut tai 70 ,be.r soo.hins and heRlng iofuezce.
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EGsr-Fss ssscsaee, Fail. CGuDSe of Color
ard H. srahslahrept Vested csreray by A. SSArDJaAN
81 1 Sejfh etrce.. aed and 5rosdwAy.
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8ayTy's TriecpheTous ~ she Beat and Cheap
article for dressing besufyug c,eang cur,or
AMI reasoriaS Tho hAr Ladies', ug D.. sold By al drug
81
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crtss~ssoro's Flair Dye, Wigs and Tcupess,
he ess IN he wlra who.cele and retail All tss dye pr
valely spilled 70 Estor House.
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Raotous ProcsediDss at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August II, 1869.
"A lad named Donohue shot Last night during tue
rotoas proceedings Of the American political clubs 40
received flesh wounds In the and head but they
,noe considered fhta
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The Bert ariDg Bed In Exist4sce--Hexve'1
Elliptic ss from Is 10 s. At s7s Broadway Cat and IL
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Gep. Spvn0exs' Metallic Tables 6xxox Siren,
rsie ,nitabIe article may 0btH o. tbs cole
sore,s! as ssNkpkss 10. Assot HooSe ana OF tia
rops agents throughout the CITY.
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Brady's Gallery bias Removed from 35s
roadway TO 6$3 Bsoadwer Of Blsccker street Pho
oRrsPhs dsguefreotypes and smbroypea
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Journe men 8atbtsa Need their Sun5ays-
ElIL innsbe hair cutter, No. Barclay closes
iayL Eair o. sc cent?
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BA0 WAtcfs
Tho impurities instantly der.roved by drcps OF Or
TOBIAS Venetian ihment DR. 1ootss hiss made
tie thsi perfectly oares
dysenterv diarbs and cholc thousands
HuDdyecs Of families iTsvel without
ty all tho drusgisa ut rs and 10 Bepot Sc C,rlaad
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1sDgex'S yeyvsDS RehsDsS
sre s1Fs rioy fcs ali mspufspiurirs puxpcsCa-
Are more dezirabs nor ell kinds OF family sevsyK
are Gag LDie Of doleC greater variety OF sOek.
Are perfectly simple and eaxS kept II order
Are much cheaper bessnss Trey mere nonoy.
Arc iust The u sch.rc Tor evers fsniy.
/. N. SINGER CO., 45s Broadway,
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chronological Eynmiastioss, Showing tia
sleD deieoe snd pfopsr occupation, given " FOWL al
WELLS a5 Broadway.
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fsarths
CLARK In this city, OF Wednesday,, August H. tho wife
of JAa1s A. CIAsK, OF son.
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s0asAern Ocean Stsauser Movements.
SAVANNAH, August 10, 1850
ne United States mail steamship Florida arrived her
wharf u $50 P. n. All well.
SAVANNAH, August IT,
Tho sorrow steamship Parkersburg, o; Crom wells Line
arrived at her wharf. Ali we'll.
CHARLESTON, August l6, 1852
The United States mail steamship Nashville Capt. n
Murray, from New York, arrived here ~ the whf as nix
O'Clock this (ruesosy) morning.
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hearty cbse and sslu,e ~ thirteen srns Fnem o'A
Va shy cesor s,ed wrh Gags ana awnings, ana mo
west on their wy rejoicing.
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KeEDsdy's meiscai Discovery Is Warranted
ecrcfua erysre.s sarbee scsd head. uloeraed
sore legs. For sale Dy all arugghA
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Mr.. VINES Balloon VoysRe to fhe Atlantic
LAFAYETTE, L., august II. 1869
wise, the @'orau asccodso from hero at tao O'Clock
hts AFTERNOON bs destination In the East Tne wind
was very lgnt Ut the time.
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BAD Water.

Georges Hair Dye, the feat la the World,
&c. Wilson's hair col S06 stfeet aud G6 roAd
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Grover & Bakers N0iseIess
FAMILY sEwIS3 MACHINES
For our own family became fully isosd that
yer snd kskers the best snd sccoY inxl purcnased t.
n. Z. Tribune.
Cfatt tenn orayiy al sol Broadway.
1877 Fulton street BroOGlyx,
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Cool weather NJ tho EaStWaTUs
BosroN, August II, 1859
Tho tbermometer vas down to 10 deg. In some towns
I'm the vcDy lat night and white frost has been OBJ
served this morniDg.
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Paris Bocts ara shvcs, from the most Ceie-
DRAFTED alerv, just received by EUGHhA fEkkiS, boot
na her, 81 nassau street.
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e-N~~----~ @--' -
Au Value their Hralsb.-Iet all. then

FifdtVU.-Iley tfen, Urns
vide boz Brsnaihs pill. so tbs in
case cNs,pery core Desosehe
eores on uey may he reirteo vt rene
81 wstsr nor Ia potues e. sr serluAls hi
solo - rs eents. with fa parcur s94 Canal street.
by sll druggists
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Wheeler b Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Office a6 Broadway, rev York.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings,
6c.-DR. GLCyEa's new lever truss no. 4 Ann street,
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Prince Imperial Champagne
vine i.9 6 II txsx VII q sss ,r.
cr! hotels and AZ the ssSs95 Ss.ss. s.oassoui The
county, = w. hAu0hWcUT, soe importer
corner Of Broadway BrcOune uxooS, teW TORI