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Uater Cure.

nR. T.. J. LOWENIHALs WATER-CURE
and oYNNASIUa-ho,aIs ccommol ations fr Transient
and F-rap.n Board-ra No. 40 bleeckerst, New York.
V'HE WATER-CUkE and HYGIENE INSTI-
TUTE slocst-d ~ Nos snd Is IA1atsr, one door from
81 John. PsYi GOOD BOARD BE- obtained from IS 70
81 p.r week FULL TREATMENT, With Bo..d, from 81 TO
els Per a-.k- Trsn.iea. psr:a' q pr d.J Gymaa.an
bshinr privileges provided or ne Use Of sles free Of
.lnrx, Office Cousltatiols from a n. ~ p. r.
TRAIL, NJ. D, and d A GoRToN, II D.. Ph5'icians- l.
FANCHER Propre,or
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE LIGHr.HousEs ON THE LA

THE LIGHr.HousEs ON THE LAKES.
In accordance with Instructions from Washington,
the light house at Barcelona has been closed. Tho
light house at Silver Creek was discontinued some
time snce that, with the exception Of the light at
Dunknk there is now prote elton for the mariner
sgsnst the perls of the Lake coast between Buffalo
and Erie.
FOR EUROPE.
The amer Arsgo called on dsy-renaining
in the Lower Bay until yesterday on accom-. Of the
storm--for Southampton and Hsvre, With one undrsd
and twenty-five passengers among whom ara Mr.. w.
Young of The Aibion, and family, and Mr. James
Blanc. bearer Of dispatches ~ Paris. The AragO
also takes ont s6l9 1913 in specie.
THE cAPsizED YACHT OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
We were surprised and panied yesterday TO hear Of
Of her captain, q. Wootton Of kidgevlle, Ohio, and
his sister, Mrs. Toms, Of the same place. The re-
msnder Of the crew were saved. These were James
Coo per- mate; G. Gibbens X Novels, cook, Of Ceve-
lsud w. aud j. \. Sheppard from near Cleveland; j.
Wilson Of Kingston, G.. W.; and w. Smith Of summit
County, Ohio. Detroit Advertiser 18th.
Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
NORFOLK, Sept. 1G, 1850.
The United States ship Plymouth (drrtc class cor.
vette % guns arrived at Hampton Roads this fore
noon, from cruise as practice ship for midshpmen.
She has been over three months 10 commission, during
which the young gentlemen we're regularly exercised
in the various departments Of nautical science, ssch
as reef0g, st.erpe, and furliDg. The Plymouth has
visited several naval pors Of England, France and
Spsn-Plymouth, Beet, and Csdiz lslso MsfelIal-
where her youthful officers had opportunities 10 notoe
how other 'Poweru managed their msn-of var. Dis
patches announcing her arrival have been sent 70
Washington, and Capt. Craven awaits Instructions
from the Department 10 the disposition Ut M vesse.
AL hands on board the Plymouth are well.
The United States gun boat Dscotsh Is almost resdy
for final orders" as to whether she viii be path
ordinary or prepared at once for sea.
The machinery for the new sloop Richmond srnvs
here from Wellington q few days ago, and that vesss
will be launched in a week or two.
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F.r.LAcciDxsr on THE Bosros AND WoRcEsrER
RAILROAD.-We learn tina; an accident occurred On
the line Of the Boston and Worcester Railroad, ct tho
depot in Nstick, yesterday afternoon, BY which Q
woman was in,tsntly killed, and . man 10 badly in
jured that at as accounts he was expected 70 sur
we but q short time IL appears that a the steam
boat train, which leaves TINS city st 81 O'Clock, vas
approaching the depot n Nstick, carnage, in which
was seated man and woman, csmo up WIN me m
tenton Of crossing the track in front of the train. The
fag-mab ard the staron agent, with others whs were
shoued 70 those 10 theo carriage aud warned
them Of their DANGER but the man. VINO wa diving,
looked cut OF the Garage AZ the approaching tram,
and evidently presuIniug that they could cross tas
track without bsrm,I whipped up tee horse. Inc
horse got over the track in ssfety, but the carnage
struck By the engine, ard smashed ~ pieces The
thrown high in the air, and life was extinct
when che was picked up. The man vas thrown some
distance, and was found 10 be badly cut abou. tho
head, but otherwise be was not badly injured. When
the lset train cane through Nstck lat evening be v
alive but had recovered his senses The names OF
be Injured parties we're understood TO be DAVE resi-
dents II NewOrlesns, hut stopping With the family
Of Hr. Holbrook ia Naiick. Every exefion vas
made by tie employees the train TO sysr the dy-
aser but Mr. Dsys permitted 10 drivns upon me trsck
after be had been warned by the tag man sod Others
ard there appears have been no reason Why he
might not have stopped ID ssason 70 prevent the acci-
dent. Boston Journal, Sept. IL.
AsorHER yIcTM--The father Of Matte Butler
WHO pershsd by an attempt 10 procure abortion 1t
North AceIns in May la. die on Saturday from grief
He had been continually pniDg away aimee the mourn
fol 'bsi cesos'ed his household and death
1elcoue relief to bin Father and daughter pow
seep ste BY sde the village cemetery Tas funeral
Of Mr. II. wa- largely attended aud the deepest SYM
patty war expressed Tor the family. LIn.sfen him
ref resides b, family in Maine but visited the
nirfary display At Concord lss. week. He va, sssn
oy ssvsral North Adams geLtlemen cPon the camp
grc9Id.-lAibapy TIIes.
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A UCTION NOTICF.-MagBifcent HOUSE
"A HOLD FURNITURE a. AUCriON.-x BENNER
Aue.ioIssr will TBSDA NoooA y lei Joioet prssy
a. the elegant r-sdsuc~ No y Ws aths. Sta
sv sorSstns OF ros-vood drswrrrom oc:sve Pi.,
fors bookcs,e EtAsrs C-nsfTsb--i C.rp.ts; Erg,av-
hrs Curians, Shades Birros; PsiLtnfs sz;usry; vsss
extension Dir Table; Bud,t Sofas Rocssu; Chla Gl.s
AID stvr~Ar, Buresa; Bedst As; wsaHsnis; 2.rasSs
P.hsses; Bois'eni Puo~L Also, desirable aAsonnens "a
kitchen
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finannai.
aL,rKr n. NIcoLaY. Auctions,

ALERT H. NICoLAY, Anctop.er.
r1TGIIAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS and
n BOSDs -ALBERT H. NICOLAY will eel, TaIS DAY
xpa.y $, ia O'Clock, At his Stock Saesroo- No. 81 WV
E.y near Wall:
.s,h.re. Chst,sm Bsuk, &2SS
s,hNr,, Mercha-ts' Bank. 50 -aoo.
ysh.res Bsnk Il jersey City, 700 each.
S,lsn. Or rental Rae f25 ESQ.,.
n sbares ssnh 81 Commerce, slo0 EACH
u,ha METROPOLITAN Fire Comp,ny SlN eaeh.
H,hares Wlians.urgh City Fire Insurance Go 80 each
3shsres Brevoort Fire INSURANCE Company, 80 escn
pc,tSes Grsa; Western Marine In'rTi,ce Co sI~"r
yshsrs Columbian Marine Insurance company, INV each
9sb&res Arctic Fire Insurance Company. -, esch.
pthsrss Rutgers Fire Insurance Co, 90 sah. .
Xsh.res Nait nsl Fire Insurance Comoany 81 ~ each
S,par.s jersey CITY Fire Insurance Company ESQ each
81 ,bsr,s Pheuix Fire Ib,urance Company 90 -.ch.
Excelsior Fire Insurance toulp.ny, -" each
shares New W old Fire Insurance mp-ny go each.
share. Washington Srr Insurance Company, S50
81 shares Kim, County Fire Insurance Company go zach
a ,h.r.. Bee Fire Insurance Company, 50 each.
a share, Home Fire insurance. Company, 100 each.
M siAr,, Clinton Fir. Insurance Company. 100 Zach.
no shares eslth Fire Insurance. Co.. 800 each
10 shares Lamar Fire lnsuTsloe Go mpsuy 300 each.
o,tsIts lisrpoDy Fire insorance Conp4ns. so each.
no snsres Paik FIRE Insurance Company, = 100 each
I0shstes Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express 3 100 each.
" ,hstes ILieo States Fire Company esch
share. Nero antil, Mutual Fire Insurance Co Sl each
50 shares United States GusDo Company, $lc0 each.
$500 k,.oUr state per cent Bonds.
As Chicago s. Paul and Fond du L.c per e. Bonds
$500 N.~ YoIk and n Haven s, mtee per CT bds
securities received in addition % the rssuaTy adyeed it
Sonf ssle. Next regular sale Til ksDAY Sept q
Regular Sales Of and Bonds Monday
fhsdsy every required a. II. O'clock
s,ock Ssles-com No. ~ William At the Merchants TX
onre desired Stocs and Bonds bought and sold private
A. and the Broke Bosrd commission Interest allowed
o eposs dividends collected. S1les elso made Of Bea
Iss1 81 pubic or st private sale, when desired
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
e,oci kuc,ionee Broker and Banker 81 Nism Wal
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CUPREME COURT.-In the Matter Of he
- AsToR BANK -Noue. s serrby Oven, thss ressie u
CREDITORS e tbs Aston BANK 10 exhibit sna ssne1se
their d. mspds before Maket bsnk. corner leS
ard BekrsD Nov Yot within thirty asys RON W -
hsrsoL-pssed New Yosh. Ans 10 isN.
RosERr n HAYDOCK.
Receiver Of II. Assor BAak
wAKEHAN 4 LATINO Asosusysl Nor Recover, ~. -
Hui.cr. e., NewYorA.
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hudson RIVER RAIIROAD.-From Sept
$50 Trans will leave Chambers 81 station a. ooSs;
Flprss Trains and II aud 5p for HUDSON ~ p m
t s,r Sing Gas H. and and 1850 br Poushkespsie
lisa N. and LIS p Tor Tarryto~n, 2t5 and SO M
for PeelskD $50 The Hudson, Poushke'pse, Psekil'
Sing Sing ard Tsnyowu Trains stop OF the way STA
tions Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Chropher ard
3,t SITS Trains York leave Troy 4:+b $50 and 1913
n and s IS D. m and Albany about Is minutes lster On
sunday a, o M A. y. SMITH, Superintendent
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OFEIcE OF Tine PBsyIx FIRE issgsAIcs Co,
BRookLYE, sept. IS, 1859. J
DIVIDEND.-Tbs Board OF Directors have TINS
IL day declared a S.mi.Anuu,l DIVIDEND Of ZEN rER
kT psysbe on demand their Branch Ofce, Ne o. Wan
A. N " PHII4ANDER SHAW, Secretary.
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Gxrurslons.

IF you wish to enjoy most delightful
J. excursion zip and take view Of u. besaaui
scenery on East River the public Islands with the inProy
nent, HeG.s &c, take the fastssilns steamer ENOC
DEAN. See Advertisement
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Yn6uINrIlE VUHPUItIS1'
G L c u
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 81 PlNE-SR.
CHEAPEST AND SAFEST INSURANCE
DEALERS RECEIVE IS PER CENT NET PROF1TA
un, ne,erred Discount fom the Premium ~ be made N
H.u OF a Participation in the ProhA.
JOSEPH WALKER, President
THOMAS W. BIRDSALL, NiceP rssdeoA
IL HAyDocK, Secretary
Gcpartnersbip Notices

nISSOLUTION-TH Partnership heretofore
~ existing between The undersigned under the name aud ma
eROBARISk HuGGlNS this day dissolved BY nututl con
Mr. Hugu. will settle III accounts OF the firm and OUT
sanding business THOMAS ;. RObAhlS,
kew-fogk, Sept. Il, 1859 JAMES hUGHINS
J. HIGGINS will continue above business 81 No lof
Psr where Boob job and Gard Printing, cheap foI cash
vi b. the sim Of the proprietor.
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painis, Oils, GLASS, ST.

NERAL OIL.--This is very superior Coal
wi Oil ungrpe,s-d quality and cheApnss by other IL
n.i. There 10 rohing beautiful color, more br
Hat OF durable il burning DOS Hot explode and hoias
"a. usu. Kerosene Lamps AID being uniform p.ehsa Vii
ob,siR TIE eAc-eut srticle bsrrrs 40 sAons
A1pu JOHN W. QUINCY Co, No William ~
VTESPER GAS-LlGHf GREATLY I'M
PROVED beet cheapest Artificial LS4. In uss
xur.s for sale by HOLT CONF succe ors 70 Nespei o
I.sLt Comtsny No. S79 Broadway, Ssw-for
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90 Ubum il man &ontern.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-TLe Receiver
~ # Taxes gives poce that the PERSONAL TANhS OF
Residents and Residents tor the year 10y VIII Dc received
by hin, o., and seer tue 18th sEPTEMBkR instant. -
Due notice will b. given Of the time WHEN TAXES On NEAL
ESTATE can be paid. JAMES hLLL', hece"e''
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NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE by steam.
II err FRANCIS sKiDDY and COMMODORE ffom loot OF
Aberty. EVERY EVENING except Saturday q. o'clock,
70 Troy via and Saratoga Race hosd 70 ht
ha there taking America United States OF CO
nads parts Champaign Montreal and
Pare 70 Rutland IS So Burlington, - 10 rlsttsours %
ply FOR through tickets d SR0Y sfEAhsOAx obviSA soes
a
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COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
L PORT ard FALL RyEs-rAe .frndd .na ,a, ,Hr,I
irIsDHY. THURSDAY, AID SATURDAY q; Geld 2 NJ
% vi ss and FRIDAY $40 a. from Pier No
,sR --,
cant uu Il. ,he -aIs- seal hsvv been pail fer.
Freight Boston Forwarded Trough with great s'pA'en ~
WM BoaDEN As-n, No. 70 ard II ws.,..:
NTW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ and aNer MONDAY Ap-i ls snd until further aotes
Tr.nl VII sy- Pier foot OF Dn.ne ioioS. yI;
ara rrine'pai iu,err1eta,e Stations
NAIL TRAIN n, FOR Daakirt and Blsso, sna iasr
RocKL1sD PASSENGER =. So p m. ,rou, 20, ,fHard-
PennoI, sor sateru AID in.rueol.ts :,.,iSn.
NIGHT EMPRESS a, p IT,, 90 Drnsirt ,nd Bas,ia
The sbove ,sstns daily. Sundays eScepted
Thee Erp. raiD' sqaIse; =. E|il, sh he Elnr. osa'
..sasS. .s S,..I: Es S,S,a @ SssI. E. q s,
cg.- a, Coruiur the Buffalo, co'ios AID Ne~Yort
D.swM. L. sa~srn. AID Ws.,ern Railroad 5 scron,oa
Ho,r-'ie Win me saa.o and Ne-;Yors si;y R.os4 and
Bafo sr5 Dln.rs win tie Lsse Shore Railroad or S'e'e
"1S' '''eHi'a ''''d' NATE SAraaSisI MARSH Receiver
NEw-YORK ,ud HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 49,,
On and At-r w-due.d,, jane 1883 trains VII leave ."
W Wiia%.srds-,: Is I'D $50 n $50 Ard SOP :.
ror wp,e plain.-6lsp. N. from WIZ. and c-Dsre-saL
yor Doy,r Psir.-4:SeI
sor AIbsny-s 80 g M N N TrAn
Returuinr all Iesvs
Dover Plata, S:S
WIFI. AIM, 5: and : 80 SEQ snieocp ,. L.
Huiau,bndse I: ~ .nd e.S' q N. 100 sne p m
Albany. II 30 m, Mail Irsin-
~ J. CAMPBELL. sape-,rteutert
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1854 SUMMER ARRANGEMENf. isos-
Comnercing May ., 1859.
Passenger Ne~. Of Z7ta And eth Az
Entrance 2T.h-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORH,
ror New. Haven, (exl; Il. IS, S:l5 (.Ll $50 snA
4:i5 p n Fox Brdsepor. 50 m leI) 1875 S;iS sehl
$50 4t5 For Mrd, s,ratfod, fairfield southF,n
and Wes.por,- M 2:t 81 and IS 2. m For NoT~h
fsam. l2.S Sis (ex); $50, AS, $50, $50 m Soi
D,rien Greenwich, - a. N: ls:ka $50 80 o;y sS
.. NJ FOR STANFORD, !, (eH IS Il; IS .:o tex SS,
iSb s:s D For Port Cae.er and intermediate ~
CONNECTING TRAINS
Fer Bc~ou, as IN tex S:l5 m teEl FOR h.tnfe ane
syna ri amex) S:l5 MEX For Cnnecacrt hvef RAt
rod Montreal! eA sna 5;l5 m te, ~ No,in.y
ten For New Haven New London and S.or nson Railroad
IA m and SIS o. m Eor Canal Rslroed 70 Northampton,
q No. tex and la:45 For HouGioaic Railroad IN ans
s:l5 o. n. For Nsnsa;uck Railroad. q H. S:l5 ?. m Su
p.nbury and Norwsh RAilroei, !, 9a m, $50 p m.
JAMES h. HOYT, Superintendent
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TIME VETERINARY COLLEGE INSTITUTE,
NJ. IS and II Wes; I'd wi b open on and A'.sf
MONDAY lgn ls, Inspection invited Of M Sta. Tor Ie-p
lion y hoses bO1sa.s tor .G- or Nh Paisse
tuiirgj sick snoring forge, and other sfAhs.Hes
Tn ,irc Of the u,iit4u the annual Anu"utc-
,u TIE College Of Neir n4ry SURG IS u N-~ io.a "a
be obtained ty PER written postage stamp inciosedj sFh
eaton 70 CAPT. RALSTOS fre.deni
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"rhe r..enb-rs Medicines and Msrshas Utesfns C.;Sos
con are very -ahs spa folly equal ~ representation
GsEESv oop IT,, Preparation Bsr~sss Assys<as Assswo.
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60 6pcrtsmfn.
Alisceuanecns.

SPRING-CAR for SALE, with CART-HAR-
- NESS neatly Inquire q. No. 10. CsIis'oPheI' coz
M,sf
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LNOR SAVANNAH and fLOhlDA-lno Amer
lean Atlantis Screw Steamship Comgaoys new sad hr,t;
class steamship MONTGOMERY, Capt T. CROKER VIII
leave Pier u N r THURSDAY, Sept q at p Cabin
Passage % Savannah with unsurpassed accommodations ID
Through tickets New Orleans 75 Mobile go Mont
someTy s. Albany, Ga, s2, Atlanta. So Columbus q
h.eon a. Augusta - Also, to principal places In Florida a:
lowest ra,.s Insurance onehsf per Measurement goods
per foot other goods in proportion No commission
ctrsed for ru srdrs consigned Agent Georgia Central
Railroad Co. No Bills Of Ladng signed aer departure OF ste
.r For Freight Pssssse apply 20
H. g. CROMWELL Co, No. e6 Westst, cor Albany.
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Musiral Jnstrnments.

A LARGE STOCK Of BARMORE's celebiate
"A Premium PIANOS, pronounced unIvsed b. the b-s
judges, and WARRANTED in ali tb, Mandatory end
Ns.eToom, No. $40 Elesckerc splendid P.no for ltls
decided bargain. q. ". BARnORK.
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9TH. C.thocon the ~ord The Rev.
Thomas ID FLEVRY, Hartford koytA Cuyc,tsa
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TREAsUlEGs OrrIce, NoswIcH WORCESTER z Co. !


NETWORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE Co.
IN DIVIDEND Board of Directors Of this Company
have ths lay declared . SEMI Annual DIVIDEND OF 1--WE
PER CENf payable ard after SEPT l5 at ne P,hc S.nk
Fne ,r,ns-r oss viii closed i2b " ljh ssp,
Inclusive. j. CAMfbLLb u, iieessioI
Ne-.York Gept. 8, 1853.
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The Cs,hocon bss currd sho have ben given ~
the best pbysicisp."-tGso B fssRAR Superintendent hs
,ooyt H0sss covnSy Of Sitar and lStA ct
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mo should be ~sbout ,se Grsemneer MAnssv
ut.rn. Caholiou--lrhe Hon JoHS X BsGGs, PysssSrse
Lake Ontario and Rsdsos Rss- RAILROAD
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OLOANs-1ne Bond. bear per cent interest Cooponi
psyatle January AID July l. IN NewYorh and mature h
is3 TIE payment Of interest and sinking flnd PROVIDED f
b. o. annual az The entire oeb Of the City Of Chicago
which Contracted foT strictly nuIt
~ purposes. Yor ssle 81 AshLEY Noskis
No % Exchange place
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NOR NEW-HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY,
Il from Pectslp a; IA, AID TRAVELLER az II p M AZ
IN, in ,irpe fr he moruins trains r. PECK Agent
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JOHN MUNR & CO.,
u AMERICAN BANKERS,
No. 8 RUE DE LA PAlX, PARIS
Ard No. WALL ST, NETWORK,
GRANT LETTERS OF CREDIT for MERCANTILE PUR-
POsES. Also, CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT on al the
pnucipsl TowIs and Cities of
FRANCE, BELGIUM, ITALY,
GREAT BRITAIN, SPAIN, GERMANY,
IRELAND, PORTUGAL, RUSSIA,
HOLLAND, SWITZERLAND, SWEDEN,
ATHENS, CONsTANTlNOPLE, ALEXANDRIA,
CAIRO, BEIROUT, JERUSALEM,
&c, &c.
BILLS ON PARIS and Sterling Bis short or 80 days
usht lOr sale IN a
ALL kinds of STOCKS, BONDS, &C., bought
"A ard sold at BROKERe' BOARD or private sale, b.
THOMAS DENNY Co., No " wal r.
EUGENE THOMSON, Auctioneer and Broker,
II No 81 Wfam.st., buys and sells STOCKS and BONDS Of
Bpk.r,i Board INSURANCE STOCK at pivs;s sale Tabs
d lnsuI Stocks sent upon application.
IA CROSSE and MILWAUKEE FARM
LMUKTaA0E BONDS Holders of the above oopds ~ish
- 10 diss. VI requested To- call al the offce oil
Merchants Exchange
IUGUST BELMONT 81 Co., BANKERS,
n M 50 Wsll.t issue LETTERS Of CREDITS travellers,
available In all parts WORLD through the hessA aohs
enid. Of Paris LONDON Frankfort Naples and Vienna and thsn
correspondents.
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Nothing 10 equs % the Csthocon IN OF euss e.
sa,eap-fThe Rev. PErxS SHshP, R,dsssls, MIA
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Steamer
IL METAMORA from foo. Of Jay-st every TUESDAY,
TnI-RsDIY and SATURDAY, az q. N.
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TIVE rxiFosa CURATIVE rrvscr or
1As y,dsfssb-1 c~pdays
NARsHALL's UTExNE CArHoLtcoS
~ Above ace. hs. -eu proved by fon tie no
D: csrrymen apa Physicians IN the country.
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DAVEN, BACON Il Co,
IL tsucce,.or. to BACON RAvEN) Piano Forte Msnufso
No lS5 Grabdst. near BROADWAY ~hefe
& .smen, OF Instruments may be found exclusively Of our
own m.puacturs. Warranted In every respect
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20

whole Thing as speculation, young Birch
and his Western friends has quite as good
right 10 thus speculate, as a company of
Pennsylvanians, through the Commissioner,
in Missouri lands. We think further, that,
as applications for land 4, flowed in upon Che
office, it would have been impossible for a
Register, and all the. clerks and deputies
iiscouid have employed, to have discharged
the business Of the Office without closing
from time. The custom was understood al
Washington, and while it did not interfere
with The Commissioner, was encouraged by
him. vst1 }.t s.5H G.9a F''-.- #
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reared by men yisldtortle eorroding tooth
oltime. These marble walls must mo der
intoruin; but The principles Of Constitution
al liberty, guarded BY wisdom and, virtue.
unlike material elements. do not vdecay.--,
Let us;devouly5 rtrustithat another Senate,
in another age, shah besr 10 new and lar
ger Chamber this Constitution vigorous
and ipviolate, and that The last generation
Of posterity shallwi,ness the deliberations
of the Representatives of American States
still united, pros porous, and free. ''' go. -. !.
In execution Of the order Of the Senate,
the body will now proceed TO the new
Chamber. 81. .if 10 sbrs.' 81, = fa'.
The Senate, precededby the Vice-Pres-
ident, the Secretary, and the Serseant-at
Aims, proceeded to the new Chamber. ,a;
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20
- EDUCATIONAL,-E ETC. ~a7A
Elm Ridge Academy.

TBE Trusteesof this Academy fake pleasure
L in informing the public that they haya Sc
cured the services of ]. H. San5orn, A.. b., as
principaia Mr. Sanborn is regular graduate OF
Dartmouth College, and comes highly recommend
ell from gentlemen in the East, and from per,
ms of standing in St. Louis, as gentleman and
scholar We feel confident that'the hitherto high
reputation that this academy has born, VIII be
sustained under the management of the present
principal MIR. Sanborn has had ive years eXPe-
rience in teaching, and the trustees can confident
ly commend. Elm Ridge TO parents and guard
ansas afTording facilities for instruction not Of
ten found in the West Good boarding can be
had in pleasant private families, convenient to the
ersooi. r.r.- ...rrt .ra-r -
Terms per session, the same hGretofore For
further PARTICULARS, address Or: J. II. SANbohN' >
Principal, Or either of the undersigned.
~ The fall session commenced on Montay'
4t6 October, and will continue four months.
G. W. MOREHEAD, J ..---. .. .
NJ. B. COLLINS, ....... ..
I. NJ. LEWIS, Trustees.
EVAN PRICE. ..
X l.. BARTON,
oct7 IF .a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-20


WHEN TEEY ARE PRErTlEsT.-The fol-
lowing may interest The ladies =-tlIe gentle
men may pass it by: ''' o.. '.'5 y, <''s'... .'
ga wife looks pretliest, if she did but
know If, in her neat morn ng dress Of calico,
than in an ipcOngruous pile Of fnery which
she dignifes with the title Of frll dress
Many an unmarried female first wins the
heart Of her future husband in some simple
unpretenGing atIire,if consulted about which
she would pronounce too cheap except for
ordinary wear, but which BY its accidental
suitability TO her figure, face and carriage,
idealize her youth wonderfully. Ii the
sex would study taste in dress more, and
care less for costliness, they would hate
no reason TO regret it. That's so ladies',
derend upon it. 1t is perfectly natural and
proper. y foolish and silly man is not
worth marrying, and sensible man will
surely judge You advantageously in exact
ratio to The p'ainness aud simplicity Of your
dress. ..Es ai. 90 .-..tt @i u