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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

John MeClaye has sold nine lots on ll6th-sf-
commencing I25 feet east Of l0th-av, with eight gore
lots on the rear averaging about g feet deeP the
whoIe plot sold for 5000. Two lots on the north
eide Of 3lh.st, about 30 feet es Of leh-ay., have
been sold for 3CO0 each Also, one four-s'ory ana
basement high-stoop brOwn-stone front DWELLING on
south eide Of 23d-s;., about midway Of the block De-
tween 9th and lotl-ay with full front, for slS,VV.
Z. H. Ludlow & Co. sold at private sale house ana
lot No. lS2 5th-av ls 5xlOo feet, for $500 0t
s. W. corner l0th-av and I23d-st each 25xlOo feet
f0o each.
A. C. LOOMS bas sold . lots on the south SIDE OF
S7th-st. about the middle Of the block between @A
and 6th-avs-, for 4. go lot.
Msssrs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold lots NORTH
side ef 6iihs 800 feet cas-; Of 5th-sv, al full lots al
s, COO y lot. Also, lots :. W. corner Of 4th-av
and 76sh-st le2 feet in on 4ihsv. aad 100 feet II
depth, for e Geo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Arrived. SUNDAY, Nov. "a.


Steamship Baltic Gray Aspnwa Nov 49, treasure and pass
n ~ Cromwell 90 Nov "a p m, IS miles ;. OF Charles
tom passed steamship State Of Georgia for savannah 2sth y
star same date midnight oa Cape Haters exchanged signals
With steamship Huntsville, hence ior Savannah
LaSlsm hsinsksn Nov a. ssnAed steamship Alabama Of
Cape HesloPsR at y o'clock & 90 Ea,to,. s.. ,,a n..
TO II. b. Cromwell 4 Co
ship FrsnqOebsI o Bath Goodwin Liverpool 60 days mdss
TO duncan kendall Has experienced continual heavy westerly
gales nom lon 30 to So split sails stove beoby batch ke
for BRISTOL days out 24h ats p OF Nanucket ship
Great Republic hence Francisco with ne breeze ora
Brir Porto Psts Bremen Hschman suPIsss New Is
h s, r. Sa a 2Sos Havana 81 dsys &C. TO
wS1 sIs.e ssy Issyy s sSs:o
seh1 Darling lof Brookhayen Hswkiq. M.sA 40 a.ys
Tas. s SD 70 m Sso F 9 Of Ms steering Z s G
ls 81 os the wTsel q vessel bottom oP o9a be,
49, Ion. 81 Y, bark partly diAmased steering >
sehr nshop Belts aGO%,sS e rIIS;s who s S
Nov g. Cd Torugs spoke ship 3 n SMITH hence Tor New
seSr Golden Rod lot Fsn Riyer couey S. Martins Nov
H. ALT to MetcaS duncan Nov a. lat % IS Ion "A DO spoke
Sehr Elizabeth Helen ST. John EHEabe;hPOr coal for New
sshI VIM C. uer.hon Cole. Mobile II days, cotton to Nc
scBi W A NesetOn Pexy virginia days, to A C.
sssr' D. B. Warner Carroll Wilmington N c. day.. naval
Sehr Pisndome, brown, Savannah 10 days timber to L.
Michill Sons
Schr. Aya (Br Anderson, Hiboro, n - II days doue 70
W. X. BufteIwOrth
sehr. Medora ireland Plymouth n c. days shingles to
sehr Planet Mar. Huckine Hamilton. C., days, shingles
Benton 4 Bros
sehr Georgia Sweet, Boston days nseed to T. O. A. L.
schr War Esge, HOdsdon, Calais days, lumber TO Jed
Fry. a., =, O. -,
potatoes 10 master. -
plaster master.
Schr Ranger (Irl, Allen, Halifax days, hsh to matter
schr. m. T. Gem, Hswley. Rondout iron for Boston
schr Cabot Hamilton Boston days mdse 20 j. w Mckee
schr Carthagena Cole Philadelphia coal for New bedford
sehr Charger Asy, Hhzsbe,hpor coal for Providence.
Sehr. seraph, Allen, Barwich days, hsh.
schr Breeze. Huse. RoDdout, cement for Baltimore
seLr Ranger smith Halifax days hsh and oil 10 master
Sehr. }. r. Chase Dua hATwfioh hsh.
Sloop W. d. Mangam Russell, Taunton nails
Steamer Boston seew, philadelphia and Cope May mase
steamer Wamutta Arey Esw-BsdSOrd mdss and pa's 10
Steamer AbsifOs Jones, Providence, md's to Isaac oss
BFLOW-Two bEigs.
WlNE-sunTke, W sunset ;.
49,. lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

In SAP fsnseS Oct Ia hy The Rev Dr. Andersen NJ Joha
n Couch 70 Miss 4. Harriet ance.
AZ Jsksen Ansdo oouny oo IA $ B. Reeves JOscPh-
sac NJ. SanAcrn.
a. y.esve sOlsnO o0uay, o., Il, VIM B. Long 70 Tiaan.
siA J. Lewis
AZ BSeksye, YslO o0any Dc. is JoAA MaspSyto clsisa
n Gre. yaly Oct le Essros r Bs4xs Ellen n David.
he Newly orb Houss. Ysba County, osls T Brewster
20 psrs RaSSh. sAasia County. oc. Lew TAsus,
liGria Aitce :, . -. -. A.. A., + w..
AZ rods valley Placer county, Oct ls'h James y Lone
hard Louisa >. bel 49,, e, r NJ. % N.-.ls A
In sacralptHio, Oct kih, stephen l. Worse asNS -
Bkgrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Di.a.aers. &c.

YoRro1K Noy 8-Tke brig Wax Eagle from Havana bound
20 Ne~Yerk with i0ss Of topmest and ssis
fBy telssrsph 30 Ellwood Waller Sec. Board Undsrw
SarrnA~PTox Nov. i0The ship Wn Pafteu Of Richmond.
arrived Gibrst Nov with ewsprit and boooaa CARED
away having been n collision "a Cape De Cal with snip Peaa
HAvHx Nov 9-The ship ST. Nicholks which sailed from
this port the lh October bospd 20 Neslork smzfed
% Violent gale OF wind and wal obliged pat back wey
mouth where viii be necesssyo ve her large repairs before
she can sSAin proceed 70 sea-
HOUeHsI, Nov SThs ship Countess Of DuEham from One
bee here rspors foosi Expereneed bessy g.ee
during tie passage aud the sh October thrown On Eef
bean ends, ard had 20 away Of her ss &c os
which she sted with four feet ws,er IN her bold and ~n
frame started covering board p aa1 nnch eiEfd
By letter 70 Ellwood Walter Sec Board JSder~'lN
h1RrPoRT Oct. sl.-The chip RinoasS, arrived here noa
QBebee good deal damaged having been ashore ne1 Fleet
wood
sEIE1ps Oct 29-The ship John Robson q Shields ron
Sc John n b. whie Of steAtcg last hsht erofe W
the rocks North Pier. - -.s.h
of this port to-day, took the ground OUTSIDE me
dsek load being discharged and she sHPcetes 70 ~ n''
ees nexi tide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

COFFEE-The trade i very moderate; sales Of Ol bags Rio
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihe inquiry for Weston and sta;e
Flour ~ active mainly confined 70 the low grades these
oes demand al further advance Of sGUc e boil closing with
upward tendency The ar n0t e, but the stock u
fair cr tie hone trade s4es bb Is lOd IS IS
Tor supertne state SoG IS do N ior choice
do - 2 IS IS for suPert1e Western - so - - for the
low grades do IS ior shippins brsads Of
rounatoop Ohio IS 20 trade brands do, and
- Cd ol 81 Louis and Oenesee Canadian Flour i
firm and IN fI request; the arrivals sales Of 40 b5
extra brands Southern Fl5lr iser and
IN far requests TIE arrivals 1Ee light lud tie socs Is no tefat
the sales $50 bbls for .upsrfne Baltimore,
A. and eSsS - IS for the better gades Rye Flour is IA
fair request and ha the sales Do b5s a. o1c - "
Corn Meal the demand l. fair sales Of Jersey AZ
- TO- Baltimore - 80 and Brsndywine - - buc<-
wheat flsur i IN fair demand Il - I0d ~ 5l 2 10 70
sked checkl the demand for milling vel for ssPPnz
bat a. the close Spring Is tr-r the s4es are go b9sh
No Ceesso sPrns a. - s n 0rs 10 eash aisI1xss
- th later rss for cargo Of good in store and % bush
White Michigan a. a 50 Barley in better demand pat =
.; .6Se Canada East sGc OT state and sc fT CS4A-
d Nes; Or Ls1e shore Oa IL better supply aud good de-
Ea1c sals q Western st dfe 1r state and CAnan and
G,e fo Prince EdsErGs Island Com e0se lower and IN
sesd he suPpy lssI and old 4 especially heavy AID IN
leisw go fos Southern DO. Gsc for Oh round
sIDEs s oSers,eIy active and prices continue unsettled;
sales II u 200 BuezO Ayres re moths, lees Z cent
essh, and !, 90 Ie1as on private terms
.tay .. e. ssS . Z: =. Sc i "a lie '
LINEMs Hg,s ssl,s q IS bb Common R9ekland At Soc
IhEk-Ihers Il veTy little DOING prices are steady
MoLAsSEs-Ite HaEtei Is suieti no s.lss are reported
sl'ss Of - boz. .rchznsole sc cash Grade remains
Qu-t az - 81 4 - . Common Rosa 4 tal and heavy
opaere asd o~ lite At pre-. Ts-isF s 81 ssio - =
zis snd 20 2 30 Do strained e 80 p; 80 DO io~
No At "a and 40 90 White At - 20 20 y. r- Is quiet
oiLs-LHsesa I. slightly easr IN pie .ad IA better '
guest; q $500 salons & 81 Zoe gallon b casi. and In
tbs Otter kinds quiet yet pe-s rule steadily. Tss
EsIss hsE!ss gsss accidentally emitted u 9E L4s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Passengers sailed

IN steamskip St York for Bresea Gnd Southa1pos-Mrs.
NJ Dekhsin aud servant Miss Rose irwin Pourg Pa Miss
Ieonore Dicks Mrs Doris Miss Anna Schrader, Dr.. Emil
Czspky and lady l. l. Arnold New ok Mss Nina Hancke,
Chaeston; r. Jansen, Louisville, ny Serzphn f. Douay,
Peru; J. b. Tesdopf Baltimore 2. w Deius, Bremen {.
Berault Eew-Y ok Choph HGnoke Charleston John Beh
Fredr Mass Joseph Wright Osmund Mayer Louis Mole,
Charlie. Hermann New orb Hsnry Henan Henry Martens
California; Capt, j. Msihesen late Of Nor bark NayisAor
Theodore Mayer Pittsburgh Ferdinand Eagle. lniianapolis
Henry Buddecke Ph Tenn Charles g. Keer, Colches
ter Conn Martin Bihof John Abr Pott and IS IL
,b. Tofal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

The deficiency in Flour and Wheat for the year 1859
compared with that of 1858 is very large compared
with the year 1857 however, there is an excess OF
2l6O6O bbls. Corn is veg much behind indeed, the
pts are lighter than they have been in any year
since 1896 Barley for the year 81 500 bushels be-
hind 1853 but nearly 600 coo BUSH in excess of 1887
Tie deficiency tn. receipts Of the new crops Of 1883
eompared with that Of 1853 is sos 400 bush. The
ceips of Oats 10 the d inst larger than those of
any previous year the date whether they will
run up the large receipts of 1856 viz 5000 SD BUSH
remains 10 be seen. Pork although in of the
receipts OF 1883 has not come forward by Canal during
the last few weeks in large quantities did at the
close of 1858; and in regard Beef the falling of Is
quite large-bOth articles seeking transit by R.R.
Cheese is the only article in the line of Provisions that
shows any material increase and doubtless owing
the difficulties thrown in the way Of the movement Of
local freight by the Central R.R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

Mr.. E. F. Satterthwaltes ClrcuIar OF NOV II, To-
Ceived by the Africa, says
IN. .,ts, s,, American Securities is without material
change United States q cents 1875 steadily ADJ nce y me
coupon Ere Sd Motgase continues N ae
,1snd. There il also active inquiry for Erie shares
Newly Central Shares have improved g cent ana De
toit and Milwaukee st Mogsge Bonds cent since our as
Dstrucou Bonds steady H. but Shares hsye
been rather rather freely sod, and close heavy At dSs die
The receipts and shipments of -four, wheat, &c,
eastward from Toledo for the week ending Nov. q
were AZ follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
MARRIED.

-NRILsoN-PARTRIDGE-At the residence Of the brides
ON Monday evening Nov a. by the Rev james Boil
AN Mr. Mathew Nelson and Miss Emeli0e fatrldse ooih
Of serbian, N y. =, ,-.,- ~
a. q the residence OF Darius Perrin ~ ,he h9s Israel
Eoe Apstin futile New York and Miss Anna Perrin
SDIRBFCK-TANLOR-On Thursday Nov - by the
No, Mr. Wsns Abraham p Naneerbeck TO Virginia Taylor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Receinfs Of Produce.

ror.t M an RorrRs Nov 10 % as bbs Flonr l,Os
bbs Corn Meal 1913 bash. Wheat. 545 bush Oats, IL $50
hush Com bush Barley 52 pkgs Provisions l5S pkgs
Whisky, Us pkgs Lard, IS Pkg. Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California leaves Sc Louis Mon
day ard Thusdsy al Letters designed Ter shou1d Dc
uszas1 Overland, via St. Louis"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

EISIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-RSes..... 7:el 4.55 Mson-sets.. 8:lls
Sandy Beck. s:i5 Gov Island. Io-o5 Hell lt6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

sKwYR AccIDENT.-Two lRborers, at work in a
trench on the corner Of and state streets Saur'
we're partially barred by the oaving In Of the eno1knent
srLeV ware extrsed without sustaining serious injury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

CHARGE OF ARsoS.-Jules Nandenberg was brought
hce Jp,t RYDER Saturday charged the complaint OF
lam VGn Opte with having IN the month Of sesnpei ie
- n hs manor which he then occupied fire was
,Ted ON tha in the cellar aud burned thIous1 e
49, shove Nandepbergs stock damaEed considerably az
a. ana he ubseeueniy recovered S4s from the Fulton
s5 anohsr company ope alleges that VandenbeIs
slA him he set be, and TINS Op ha
t 40 ohsr parties such extent that Nanien0efg sued nun
M nds an had him arrested short time since and confined
IL Si1tee street. ia NewYork Nandenberg states that the
rhErre Of revenge on him Tor causing
ahe syrest N (lptel twill be examined Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

OyxRBoARD.--On Saturday evening last a man
named John FitrsmmoDs fen overheard at Fulton Ferry and
- neatly drowned before lie could be rescued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

Total deficit to Nov. compared with 1888 200 1913
The Export of Specie for the week ending Novem-
Der &c, 1859, was as follows:
Nov s3-seamer Asia Liverpool-Am. silver coin. $500
NJ 9e steamer New FORK Brepen............... 500
70, ,bs ,rsek $1,000
PysvionsIv repored 6701769
Total S67 O83 ,G9l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Tie following is The comparative statement oil Inc
Ranks Of Nex- Orleans for the past two weeks;

The amount Of notes IN CIRCULATION Il t-I'oVfi"O
being an increase Of E504 $50 and the stock of bullion
in both departments il SIC $50 l63 showing decrease
Of f6,als when compared with the preceding return
TIE following table viii show the fluctuations IN
Consols since the 4th inst:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Comparative statement of the Imports of For

Since jan. w 51tlL4S iIlb'o TEII'HV-I
The Commissioners of the Canal Fund, AZ Albany,
met this morning and resolved advertise for loan Of
two and one-half millions of dollars TO pay the floating
debt of the State The advertisement Is to be for bids
both at and p cent The awards are TO be made on
the Goth Of December and the bids paid on the 2ith
The stock is to be redeemable six twelve, and eight
teen years. They also resolved 10 commence the pay
meut Of the floating debt on the 26th of December.
The quarterly statement of the Delaware, Laeks-
wanna and Western Railroad Co. shows that on the SOtb
September last
The outstanding funded debt $sosol,S %
Nm. .srenl. .---...... 262 9ll -
Total ......... ss s3s soS 30
Assets IN cash. $9k,tus ~
BIS Ttceiy she .................-.... Ztn,4sS ,.
Accounts receivable. xS,4Sz %
Coal 49, go u - sSt~ a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Nv Teieuruph,

The ,hip Timer Saturday morning taken the lUE
sen Dock for repsif She win be stripped secsalked and
newly eOpPered-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

Markets-cAExTuIII REPORTED yoE TIE y: Y. TEIBusE.
SATURDAY, Nov. D., 1855.
AsHES-The market il without change, demand far at
- l23 for Pets and IS IS for Pearls
COTTON-The uarket i rather dull but steady sales Of 800
bales. We quote a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

EXPLOSION OF Gas PtFE.-A gas pipe in the
ssers Of W. Dye No ia Court street exploded on Enday
isht and set he 10 the premises Assistant Engineer Ander-
~e heinz in the nehboThOod succeeded in eznsushns the
names before much damage was done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
RPOOKL YIN ITEMS.

rur PROJECTED Plausible Commissioners ap-
reiuted by the Legislature 70 select ground for parh'
"a he CITY Of Brooklyn have finally determined 70
recommend the adoption Of area Of Land on 'ue
ri5ee lyng between the thicky settled portion OF se
cav and the town Of Flatbush including Prospec'-hil
,assyvo;r The largest area recommended for TINS PARK
!. 30 aerea which win embrace portion OF the Fla'-
,h Wood and within the city limits the residence
a. NJ IS,chsold on Ninth avenue. The incorporation
~ nr;vsta kouse-although very hne one ana sur
y,,naed bv ample erounds-is objected TO by many al
,honob the Commissioners appear 10 be OF oph-
-, ,ha, z will rather add 70 than detraet from the
A..,,v eF the whole. THE land could be bought al
a. average Price Of g. 500 per acre. Another propo-
80 vas that the Park be limited TO 225 acres
ry,h,r one would embrace sufficient level land for
ra-aa,- ground The other park selected by the Com
;s;sxers ineludes Ridgewood Reservoir, portion OF
the Cemetery Of the Evergreens and the German and
JSws' Cemeteries. 1t contains about 4cO acres ana
Ia. diversified surface. The price per ase would
he from S5O0 70 5000. These two parks, u -
eugh win satisfy both sections Of the city, and meet
sAe approval Of the people. macadamlzed road ID 70
connect the two, which about i've miles apart ana
a., effort will doubtless be made 20 extend the road, as
originally proposed from Fort Hamilton to Ravens
wood. This would make drive Of some fifteen niiee
IL was stated in the Board Of Aldermen that Brooklyn
scuId no. rval the Central Park Of NewYork; that
large Park was not go much wanted here as hne OF
small ones with extensive drives 90 that there wouid
be suficent novelty and variety TO induce persons,
aer payipg visit TO the Central Park, to come over
here Il now remains for the Common Council to con-
firm the action of the Commissioners The Commits
.oners win meet again Friday evening next TO hear
The repor Of the Committee appointed 10 ascertain the
.o.t of the proposed improvements, and aso to con-
sder various propositions for small parks within the
city limits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Balance Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Balance q inceetedness - $500 -
In addition 70 the above assets, the Company owns
$4,000 Of the bonds and s73 $50 of the stock of the
Warren aud Laekawanna and Bloomsburgh Railroad,
and has sls2 3l2 so Of material available for operating
the road and coal mines. The amount expended Tor
construction and equipment during the line months
ending Sept. 80, was $lls,l5l 90. The revenue for
the nine month. ending Sept. 80, 1882 follows:
Transportation Of : %, ss3 ~
E1penditaTes. Z62oeoS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

TIE following is the amount Of Coal delivered by
the two leading lines during the week ending Nov a.
and Tor the season:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Dee.... 1850 Inc. 40 Dec. 1890 Inc 21s0O
The aggregates of the receipts Of the above articles
40 fnr Tor he years 1853 and 1850 have been;
s,9R, 800 s,@I, 80

Reducing the Wheat TO Flour, the deficiency in the
receipts Of 1859 is equal to SIS eco bbls. Flour.
The receipts at Underwater of the principal articles of
produce from the opening Of the canals to and neud
= IL. La. 10, H. fnllo,rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

IEs1ALLED.-The Rev. Hiram Hutchings was IN
sailed pastor of the Bedford-avenue Baptist Chureh
hast evening. The installation sermon was by the
Rev. Dr. Armitage. The Rev. Drs. Cadieott and
earles onicated also.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

Jusrror OF THE PEACE or THE FIFTH DIsTMoT.-
Justice Ryder having received five votes at the last
election for this office, and said votes having been
gven ON the Judiciary ticket intends TO contest the
seat On the ground that the ballots for the regular can
didates were illegal, having been cast on the State
ricket The City Charter declares that Justices OF the
Peace shall be voted for on the Judiciary ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

CRY MoRrALIrY.-Tbe total number Of deaths in
This city last week was 81, OF which 40 were males
and as femaIes, Diseases were consumption, Ia con-
vu.ions 70; scarlet fever, H. typhoid fever, a. con-
pastion Of lungs, 6; inflammation of lungs, 81 &c
gnder one year of age, "a. Nsives of the United
States. 6s; ireland, l6; Germany, 6; England, 81
Fb,lIand Scotland, Switzerland, and unknown EACH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

The receipts at tidewster of Flour, Wheat, Corn and
Barley for the third week in November, in the years
\ 1858 and 1853 have been as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12
AIR DYEi HAIR DYEll HAlR DYl
Wm. A, Bachelors Hair Dye /!

The ONLY harmless and reliable Due knotoa,
The Original and best In the world
All others mere limitations and should he avoided
IOu wish to escape ridirule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
sautin and natural Brown Black, without the least
uliFy TO Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded VIM A. Batohelor since 1893, and over 10000
gcalions been made the Han Of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not 10 be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
10. 10 nure the however long may be continued
end the III effect of Bad Dyes remeed the Hair nygoT
rsd for life by this Spondid Dye.
Made sold applied In private TOOms At the wig
TtCtQry No. 2fi broadway, N, "
Sold Ia all cities and towns OF the United States by Drug
ASS and Fancy Goods Dealess.
~ The genuine has the and address upon steel
tials engraving four sides Of each Box Of
WM. A HATCHEIOR,
anl7 No. 239 Broadway N. r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12
FROM NEW YORK

Nav YoRE, Sept 10.
The City Of Washington took out $500 900
in specie. About 400, 600 will be forwarded
by the Ariel which makss the export Of the
day 81 ,O300O0. The weekly Bank statement
closing to-day is expected to show about S2l,
900 900.
The business Of commercial exchange during
the week has been moderately aclvo Prices OF
breadstulIs have been variable hut generally
close higher The market as is usual at this
season of the year, has been controlled mainly
by the receipts. Superfne state -four is about
2O cents higher than a week ago Wheat 2l3
cents, and corn 2 cents In provisions tho
principe actiyily is in Pork which is more free,
" taken for hnmp consumption.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12
FROM So. LoIlIa

ST. Louis, Sept. 10,
A special dispatch 10 the Republican says
that dateJ from Salt Lake City 10 the 9Th
reached Atchison yesterday. W, H. Hooper,
Mormon, Is elected Delegate to Congress.
Lieut.. Gray with lony.two Dragons sur.
prised band Of 100 Indians concerned in the
late massacre Of emigrants on the California
route, ond killed twenty. Gen Johustnn sent
reiniorcements TO Gray in anticipation Of anoth.
er attack from the combined forces of the In.
dians
The store of Miller, Russell d Co. at Camp
Floyd was burned. Loss $4,000
Steamer VIM. Gavin sunk several miles be.
low here Tuesday night. Steamer Adriatic
was recently sunk near Memphis, valued At
$4,000 Total looss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12
N. II. aOLOMONsON

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