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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
MARIE ID.

CAREY-BELL-On Thursday afternoon, Sept at the Epis
copa Church. OF Sands Brook
n by the Rev jsnn C. Cutler d. D. Mr. Bartholomew
C.Iey Brooklyn, Miss Charlotte Bell youngest
Of Robert Bell, ESQ, of Guernsey, England.
HALL-hURCH-On "Wednesday, Sept ct Pehsmyile, West
chester County by the Rev W. g. Cofey Rector OF St. Paurs
Church Eastchester Mr. Thomas Hall. Councilman Of the
Fifth District this city, Hattie e. daughter Of Charles q.
nurcb esq Ha bomas,er OF the port OF New York.
LYONS-Hl Mt NGTON-A Tepsham, Me-. Friday, Seyt.
BY Mr. Potter Col Geo Lyons Of this city To San
q. Huntington Of the former place
MURRAY-DANlELS-ln Hartford Conn., on "Wednesday
Sept BY The Rev Mr. Washburn L. w Murray Of Brookly
TO Miss Nellie b. Daniels OF Hartford.
PECK-EGBERT-ln Brooklyn, Thursday Sept s. by the
Rev Edward Prime the Rev T. X. g. Peck Of Charleston
e., to Miss Susan J. Egbert Of staten Island.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hartford. Conn, Thursday,
Sept g. BY the Re, DR. j. Myer, s NJ Roh.chid Of Bese
Casssl Gem any to Miss J. Jenny Spor Of Hartford
ROBlks0N-HUsSEY-AtP Providence, L., o Thursday,
Sept ~ the Rev. Jonathan Leayi Edward c. Robinson
Mary W. hWsey
TAWS-PATTERsON-In Brooklyn, Thursday morning
Sept BY the Rev John SeaIls Jacob T. Tsws Louisa
Patterson all Of Brookly "a.
UNDERHlLL-LUkENS-Ont the It'll inst, by Friends cere
mony, Reuben H. undeIhin II New York City, Harriet
daughter Of DR.. |. Lukess OF Philadelphia
WALLACE-COCkLEY-On Tuesday, Sept. 6, az Lexington,
Ohio the residence Of the bride, by the Rev Dr. Coyner
assisted by the Rev Dr. w. Collins Mr.. A q. Wssoe NJ D.
Q, Bellefontalne, Ohio, to Miss Lucy A. Cockey.
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Arrived.

sesm.hp coIumbi. Berry, Charleston 81 hours md.e and
pas. to sPShoa, Iis'ton Co; SIT Ls.o p M ,f3sed
LooIou ssnsled steam tug Aid, bound TO Chareson
day. at II sn.ed steamships Star Of the soath and cust
ship Marion betee for Charleston The Columbia had strong
L gales f'r ihe first So hours
Steamship Mount Vernon Smith Wss lingon, Alexandria &C.,
mise srd psrs to II. b. Cromwell Co.
Ship Sultara, Barrett, New Orleans ~ days. mdse TO VIM.
q H. lon 81 80 exchanged sns' With ship Harry Bluff from
Liverpool fI New Orleans date ssnsed snip supposed
The samuel Fas from Boston for NewOrieans same date la
ls, Ion. 81 a5 ignsed ship Glad Tidin, hence for New
Orleans
Ship Moun.aineer Cof wsren) Wilson, Sunderland July Is
coal TO order Been days w Of the Grand Banks with light
W. wds Sept 100 miles T. Of Sandy Hook took plot from
boat Mary ana Catherine Aug H. lat A. lou "a go snaled
,hip Armcii. bound T. sth I.t "a 3d. lon % So %,
large steamer bound f. sOth, lat 80 lon 49, ssnsed
M. IL. Al 40 Ion. 81 80 ssnaed steamship Asia hence for Liv
erpooi ~ at a' H. lon SO %, passed bark rgsed iron
Bank Manbattan Gray Sydney NJ s. W. liz days, and Bay
Of Islands June wool and 10 Beers Co. Sept lat.
Brs Carlo H,nhqae, EtGsf. Aneo.,aa AUG H. hide. to Mol
er Bsra Aug u in the liver, saw brig Wm Wilson, hence
Brig Los Amso. Broxnow Carthasena % days fusc hides
schr Ra Post Coam Mobile "a days in ballast. to master
Aug % i26 mile, W. By w Of Tortusas p,rencei hu
cane. which lasted 10 hours, split sails, &c.
schr Cruo Foster East Greenwich, in ballast for Elizabeth
sch A Paine, sader Earport days fab and l.,hs
schr Royal Oak Benson, Port Even, iron for Boston
Scbr 7. B. Smith Beach New Bedford days Ia ballast
schr sonthernsr, Bellows Boston 8 day. in ballast
schr Nisgsrs Dennimsn Port Even, iron for Boston.
scbr r 3 Pi.,, Hickey, Roe.lAnt days, lime.
schr. Joseph F.rwrn PscIhsrd Rociand day.. line.
schr I. 2. Hod,m.r. Prince RocIl.nd days lime.
Steamer Ksnnsbec Hand Philadelphia and Cape Nay. mdss
brig ". King, Corbett. Nuevitaa
WlND-Dlrns the day, n and light.
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Adjourned TO Monday.

WHAT BRooKLYs Is DoISG.-The City of Churches
10 going ahead wonderfully DOC being
in the course Of expenditure for improvements in
railroads, water and sewerage and costly buildings,
both public ard private There are eight lines OF city
railroads. either in operation, or in the course Of n
struction or Improvement. The introduction Of the
Ridgevood water has proved great blessing, and,
together with the adoption Of General system of
sewerage, has contributed greatly to enharct the
public health, and increase che population Of the dty
There are eight hundred and fifty houses, two han-
ded End forty six Of which are frame, one hundred
and fifteen brown stone fronts, and the remainder ore
belt Of brick newly built in process of ccnstruc
ton, TO meet the constantly increasing demands for
dwellings, from NEWCOMERS and othef. Beside the
above buildings there are ten factories three gym
na.iums, fourteen churches eight school-houses one
asylum, (the Home, one academy of music one
armory and one State arsenal.
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PIPE =, chi. .., o. w.aro,isJ Sep. !, William w. PIPE,
n o. 9Th ysS n W 49,
,Ty,cxy.yD-In V,lisE .soirh ~ Weanesdsy so. o.
oIsys. Mn. HasasA suissisSs sssa |" y">ss n-' 40
isSs,a
yAsyAg-A Nc if sAebsit sret bIoos'yn Oh ra'.ssy
r.r.s.. stt oousulnp.sol tiSA'-s aAeshrf p. W
csTs sb.s.usu {! HLeG u, County Klk-LLJi IL ssc,
ara fsyssu.
eTZNrE rT-In Ut,hDs5D, d. C., On r1esdsy SEP. Ann
yL.a Of Richard S'epb~tt ana elosc daughter OF Jonn
90 1ny ossSaa, ss~a "a yeass months end u ssyA
WAap-s,asssly srissy norRDe, 4pt sf.sY bref H.
Rec Mr. -s:,r WE'D widow Of Nsthani.l Wasa srd 81
yssr, months and sdsya
IT, fn~x.. VII take place re.idn Of naw,
ssay.l Smith 81 West 5sktc BrooklyD, Ssu-
e., ~ < on ocyoef. Her win BE fsten N Tar
ryto~ O. Monday morning. Sep. y, for irterm~nt
wHITCOhB-In Brooklyn, Tnarsdsy Afternoon, s.rt ~
eorsmptkn Della Ann WheoDb, vie Of Geosse e. "aa,-
,otnb.
SHfIsOS-In his city, Tbursdsy Sept sner hnse,ns
inpess, Jacob Wbi..on aged "a ysara
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

TIE Board ne, yesterday, at the usual hour all the
members being present. except the City Inspector.
DIR. GRIN reported several vessels. Inc brig Od
Doniriop. from Havana, which had lain thirty days
Of Ehss Island was allowed to land above Canal or
Clinton streets II was directed tbs. all future vessels
from HsvaDe until further notice, shoud be detained
Aes Ellis's Island, for the space Of thirty days
resolution was adopted instructpg pilots here ,f,er
70 brig vessels to in the Upper Bay and not at the
Lower Quarantine.
The Ssrcnisu Consul sent in communication rels-
tive 10 case Of fever on bosrd The brig Benedet'o
Som Msrseipes, lying at pier No. North River
Yesterday MOI nipg her mate taken sick, and cst
red n coach pas: the Ciy Hail. for the inspection Of
the authorities TO his home in Baxter street. Dr.
Rock veil stated that he bad the patient who had
no symptoms of yellow fever; i. simply typhoid.
The Doctor was instructed TO keep an eye on the
Gaze.
Adjourned 10 Monday
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BECKwITH-on r rday afternoon, Sept, g. Robert Russell
Bseiwh aged . years. youngest son Ioi r and Elizabeth
The funeral viii place at O'clock on Sunday morning from
the residence of his parents, No 81 Fourth street
Providence Rochester, Canada papers please copy
CLARK-Iu the City Of New Orleans "Wednesday Sept
OF samuel els esq ofNohampton Mass aged So yesrA
CARRon Saturday Sept sea- Of consumption, board
senser, Of Pemoer,on, N. j.
DUNNNGIn hi, city, on Thursday. Sept s. atsr short III
tn sssS md friend. Of The family are Ie.prcly invited
TO attend his funeral from the residence of his mother No 81
cut further invitation.
DE AGUILAR - In ths city. on Thursday, Sept. s, Juan
Antonio De Asusr, native OF S. Augustine, kA aged ~
pUCHARNME-Iu this city q, the residence Of bis mother
Clifton, Staten Island on "Wednesday, Sept ), Francis
pncharume, aged q years, 10 monihs aud Is days
EBBETs- Suddenly, Friday, Sept 9, Elizabeth Ebbes
widow Of the late John B. Ebb,ts
Further notice Of funeral in Sunday mornings papers
FREEMANn ;his city, on Thursday sep a. s. o'clock,
Mr.. Alfred Freeman
0AssSER-on Friday Sept Peter GL.sne the s7h year
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral fon his late sesidence No ~ Nest Four.
tenth street, Monday 18th inst O'Clock ~
RUMPHRIES-On "Wednesday, Sept T. Mrs IaRe Hamphues,
widow Of the late John Hsmphres the 95h year sx-
s ns 5 the soSs d ws Ksmp Ne 8 Ws
Twenty third Eighth Saturday The lOa
Inst, OF 2 ocloo1 p m
HoLLMAN-in this city. "Wednesday, Sept = Hermann
HOLMAN, sfec year ana ~ days.
HUYLER-In Hobokep, N. j.. Thursday Sept; g. G~sTge
Haylei, aged u yesn and days
kELLY-At BArrarquiaa South America "Wednesday June
So after short bat iuD'ss Paick Kelly late Of this
civ formerly the Parish u Wsh-s;owu, County Louth
ireland aged ~ years.
NcKENNA-0n Thursdsy, Sep. 8, Of CONSUMPTION, Mch.el
c. the beloved Of reer and farney AeAeans aged p
years, month and q days.
Hs friends and soqpsintarcs respectfully invited 20 attend
his funeral this (sstaTdsy) O'clock from bis late
rssscen Fifty second street west Of Eleventh avenue
solemn Mae. val be os@brsied for the rePse oil aus
soul Al the Church Of the Holy Cross Forty second street.
10 O'Clock Altar which his viii be - CAa,y
Cenesery.
NlSARDOn Thursday Sep- Emma Augus,s, daughter OF
william and Eizs Ann MnsI6, in the 9Th OF her
be- relatives and ds OF the family respectfully Inv ted 20
s,:afd Der funeral Sunday afternoon. The llth last
oeoek hon the residence II her parents, No ISL Eshh
s'enle The remains will BE- uttered in Greenwood
IEkkISSA WilsIasbgrgh Mas Pridsy SEPT g IN the
tsh Of hsTsss hsic, Oas,ed wife Of me Rev frseT
"a Perkins, sId daughter II Esthsaiel 0ius.eJ esq,
New Haven.
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M1RZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........S 9.


ste.mshps-Arel Wilson, Havana, d. Torrance City Of
Washington, Petre, Liverpool, J. O. Dale.
sbip-C Nesmith, Mlhkep, New Orleans, NJ H. Brigham.
Bsils-Lsnsur.er Ham, sandtedt, Antwerp, FdIch T.
MeiIeks; Ocils, AshbJ, Savannah S.uges Chairman CO.
Bnss-Die Schwalbe Ham J, Menert, Hamburg, Funch
Mencks sfsh shrOgds Mobile Van Brunt Co. Young
Repubc Libby, Portland @. L. Hatch Co Independence
DBL McAwan, st. Johns, d. X. Dewolf
scboonep-Ira Bss Mathews Richmond C. II. Person; j..
Holly Thompson Plymouth, J. Benton Co Revere (Br
Hilton HAbo Grace, Post Small Gorilla, Baker Gloucs
A. Howes; j. w. Hughes Howard Newbern,J 8 Davis D. s.
Williams, Williams SavsnI ali, Murray Os,ims Csrman
Philadelphia Brett Son, Co Msnhssset Blake Savannah
Scranton Tslmsn East Wind, Bush, M,zans Post Small
L. Waterbury SsinnesD, Rchm nd, Vsu Brun. Sssht |;
snowdri Snow, Pymou h. Howes Mrands, billiard, Phil
adephs, w. Mckee Kate Stewart, Mather, Chareston
Scranton Tslmsn.
steapler-Kenne bee, Hand. Phil.deIphis, ) Perkua
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WIDENING or WORTH STREEr,-The Coulmis-
aeners appointed by the Supreme Court to invest
gate the matter of widening Worth street, from Had
son to Baxter street, yesterday made their report TO
the Street Commissioner. They seat in large
volume of maps illustrating the matter, beside 40
abstract Of the property damaged. The Street Com
missioner will commence advertising to- day for OBJ
jeetons and no further action is to be taken for the
space of sixty days.
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Drp GOODS.
CPECIAL NOTICE

CPECIAL NOTICE
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
We have purcsas-d The ENTIRE STOCK OF
KNICKEKBOCKE PRINTS,
Which, together with the celebrated
WARREN'S n
w SUIT 7 AS,
!, NEW ana EXCELLENT FALL STILLS eSe b0pS
nsrsd 20 ,ell BY the PIECE or PASNHrTJss,,
~ rxrsrMrLY Low rrsusss
NE EOREST. ARMSTRONG Co.
No. 80 ano 90 new -Yoax
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=. h,-s,.d . ,eui annual DIVIDEND OF 10 per ees'

-. A,,s,.d . ,eui.srrusl dividend OF 10 per ees'1
payable On iemsni. .,.
ls,g. rst Of very de.irsbls Insurance. s'ck' ~"
they fer for ssle in ,o.s 70 sui pnfcosee'''
Stoke ere ncrg The mos. poPuI~r ne1'' =
market, ana the pre-es. hsi comprises "a'' ''''-'
GsscipaoD.
Tie following j. q comparative statement OF 'n'
Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods ihd General sefchAn'
dse At Nev.York for the week and sine, Jan. /:
Fss Geek 1917: go IS
f<Net ~ 7faI ~,
tS~ger Msrch aid 49,. lssiI!Io -Afi''''
r,n@ss -. r.. s7s ass4S sp7s5 80 o. se
fhrvp on he usrre,-.... y7j Ssoi!S SS'''''''
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NyOTJCE.-The Cop>rtDsrship heretofore ,,;..
IN, b.x.sn the s,ssch~s unt.r the srrn Of COIL y,
nlsoN Co IS pis day Dissolved By nQsaaI sossssS
CoIl Inns, ard Samoa d Aisi.on end Joseph 49,
's COLL
SAMUEL D. ADnsnr~
NewYoIk Sept 9. 1852 JOSEPH A0DIs&'
cOPARTNEssHIP- The unJersigned have ibis asy fr->
Sco.,.n.rsbip under the firm OF
rpoTHERs ara will continue the inportins of fSStSN
Snsre. and yestings a. heretofore ct No no Dasn.
SAMUEL ADDOoS
S..yo,l S.rt O. 1889 JOSEPH ADDISON
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, Sept. e.-Anved, bark Armenia Hamilton, Con.
stsntnOple.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 9-Arived, ships John g Parsons
Mary Gasns New York Lazy Besnston Boston bark Dans
New York.
SANDY HOOK. Sept 9. sanset-stesmer Columbia, from
bound out. Wes,her bszy and calm.
SAVANNAH, Sept s-rhe U. g. Mall steamship Star Of the
South arrived az her wharf o'clock this afrnoon All vel.
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
PASSENGERS Arrived

In bark Manhattan from SsdneyCap s. Jelison and John
AGATE. .
In brio 10, fmiqo, from Cd,thagen1Mr Frendenthalsr
lazy aud child Eussns Luss Con Sua Moges, Enrco Ro'i
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun-Rises,.... b35 Sets 6:l3 Moon-Se.s 3:4om
BIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK 6:ll Gov. Island. I'll HenGate.... S:f2
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FoUsD DROwHED.--Coroner Horton held an inquest
yesterday upon body found in the water at the foot
Of Forty 18th street. owanus The deceased had striped
cashmere pantaoons Congress sste blue cotton socks satin
ye,t black satin stock flannel under shirt. He
p.eny IS years Eve feet eight nine inches hight had
Ssrk brown hair whskers bis chin In bis pockets
a. CO. With note signed by Hays Of Keystone Hotel
York 49, 1882 by which that the
Capt Humphrey The body lies the Dead
Hosse for identified ion -
FRE.-About O'Clock yesterday morning, the barn
n Mr. Baird In Franklin avenue, Myrtle
des royed by fire. including bose belonging
10 Mr. 0ibbs joining house of james Dufy shSy
damaged. Total de image, $500.
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N SKIRT DEALERS.
LA. OSBORN,
Late
OsRosS l. NIScENT,
NO "a WABREN-Sr., N T.,
rv,.. ,ns attention Of Jobbsy the celebrated Pa
IMPERIAL ENTENSION skirt,
UNEOUALED FOR QUALITY AND STYLE
b.ns made Of the BEST STEEL AID tempered IN Q unss
that dehes competition
THE IMPERIAL SKIRT,
having for the manufacturers such notorety n
4 .pobe lR oil orders ,mmsdaateiy dealers are reqs
10 hard their orders possibe IN order 10 - -
good, 10 time for their FALL TRADE.
Parties are also in sit.d ~ examine our NEW
CHAMPION SKIRT,
which EyCELS ANY AND ALL OTHER SKIRTS EyR
INVENTED being made BY entirely new method, -
males the skit mueh lighter and duraAs than any
,rocess now used in the msnufsc ~. II SkirtA
Having also bougat s Of Mr. vpcen,s right Title snl +
.srest in and 10 the PATENTS " OS8ORN& VINCENT -
ties wishing LICENSE TO MAKE OR SELL SKIRTS -
said patents obtain he same liberal terms q che ~
OF the sYb:crber, . A. 0sboRN
No. 90 Wsren-st. NswYaA
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gopartnersbip Notices.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
4 under the firm Of JUDsON SLATER wss dissolved on
he lat INST by mutual eonsent-New York, Sep. g. 1879
{. T JUOsON.
I. SLATER
T'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
l. between j. ". HICkOX Co., composed of. W Hie<ox
Lorsuzo Potter, and James Mccormick is this day DIS.
SOLVED b. mutual consent-Dsted Sep, 8, 1889.
j. ". HlCKOX.
JAMES r. MCCORMICK.
LORENZO POTTER
IAkE NOTICE that the Cop,rtnership hereto
fore Existing under the II L BROWN CAMPBELL
u ass1iyed
Sep &, Ejs. J. PEARSALL CAMPBELL
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Markets-CAREFuLLY REPoRIED FOR TIE N. Y. TRIsusE
FRIDAY, Sept. g. 1889
ASHEs-The market without change the demand iair sales
IS bbls a. 81 IS for Pots sle SIS 81 for Pearls
srocK OF ASHES, Friday Sept 9, 1850
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Total Pots and Pearls. .Soj
COTTON-Tle market is exceedingly quiet We quote nom
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At K. III. MACfs,
n 1ATH-ST AND 6TH-AV.
RIBBONs in d.sirable coors and new desigua
RlBBONS in desirable styles for dIes. trimming"
RIBBONS In velvet black and all coou
DRESS TRIMMINGS every color new desNns
CLOAKS in styles, ~ So 80, eIto %"
RAGLANS in every new design cheap
Ey,ry a. .criplion o TRIMMINGS for Coaka
BUGIE HEAD DRESSES In rich designs
BUGLE GlMPs and PRINCES, very cheap.
LINING SILKS Of every color
PARIS FLOWERS Of choice designs for the seldom
Ladies' nd e.l French) Flowers In every ~
ely at cur Premium hand made Ruches can oaly b
at this bshment Ladies, please examine ~
novelties have show in the way OF
RICH RIBBONS, FLOWERS, DRESS TRtMhINGB, Ae.
Every article Ladies Wearing apparel make to oras
the very bestmsnner . 49,
Store Nos 2Oi and 2o6 6thav., door rom l4thst
X n. MACY.
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CILKS FROM THE LATE AUCTION SALES,

~
~ At ruinous low pr'ces
rs pieces oil boiled black Silks 81 worth 81 IS;
50 pieces rich Silks o., worth $t IS;
piece do do 75cent worth Slt
Is pieces extra itch Sikh, 81 70, worth 81 Oj
IS pieces sup do do 81 S., worth 81 Is;
10 Brocbe Lonl Shswls ell wool only el0;
100 Square BToche do do only - so;
100 pieces French Merino, Gil coors only 70 censs
worth 81.
prices OF J MOWBRAl
No. 269 Grand, corner Forsyth-st
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nRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
IL Every kind Flapnels all WOOL
Every kind Shrtngs aud Sheetings.
Every quality hichsrdsoDs LinenA
Every quality Aichsrdsons Napkins.
Every quality Richarisons Towelinga
Every quality Richardson's Table Linens.
Every quality Curtain MusiIs
Every quality Book and Swiss Muslins
Every quslity Cambria and Dotted Muslinn
Every Kind Innings for Dresses
Nos. 2o4 and a6 SHAW, one door below litA. 4.
R II. MACY.
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NULCANILED RUBBER ELASTIC Fk1
hCs-The underlined bss In store, ct 49,
MY and 10 daily recsiyns rom bic factories In TIE untd
snc rom ne beet naDufsctors sbroad large quantities 49,
ca'tic Fsbrics embracing eli made by ceusslsns wce
erscns swing, or however united. including Ill Cloths ~
lspes suspendsrs, GsiuIs Cords, &C. kc., and ell -
ncens- stamps With authority 10 manufacture import -
b@ Fneanizee Rubber Easic fsbrcs AL such stamp ~
fac uohe Of my usne-witbout which soods BE- ~
venced u the uo,ted States daring tae lifetime Of eood
Ss.eat HORACE Il. DAT,
Principal Warehouse, No. y CesrlAn1t6, =
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-06
READ AND REFLECT
DIR. G.. IL. TOZer's Card to the Afflicted

Quick Cures and Loto Prices at the Established
Office Sirth street, bettoeen j and X streets.
nR. T0ZER returns his thanks to his numerous pa
~ tiens for their patronage, and would embrace
this opportunity to remind them that continues to
consult those difficult cases of VENEREAL which
have baled the skill of some of the celebrated
physicians Of the age, and upon which he has Never
FdtLed to Perform a Radical Cure.
DR.. TozeI S reputation physician stands une-
qualed His exclusive attention to diseases of the
Genito Urinary Organs for so many years renders h
perfect master of Syphilitc diseases.
DR.. TOzer has Ii is well known, taken patients from
the very verge of the grave and Restored them TO
Perfect Health. lie further states that he deems IL
sufficient to attract the attention of those who might
need the services of physician in ALL cases. not par
tcularly those enumerated in the advertisements ex-
pecting they would test my merits practitioner,
and the result my practice has been thus far satsac
tory TO my patients and myself. Nor do | deem II
necessary to fill columns of newspapers with fulsome
empiric and bombastic advertisements protesting my
ability 10 heal all diseases flesh Is heir to, for to do
that must be something more than man, but to give
those that afflicted with Venereal Chronic and
other Diseases to understand from long experience
am fully competent to treat them successfully
offer no genuine or fraudulent certificates or puGs
OF my superior qualifications as practitioner, ne-
ther do assume the medical honors to which am en-
ttled butmerely ask those who diseased TO read
the different advertisements relating to the cure of
private diseases, and judge for themselves where to
apply for relief. my rooms are so arranged that l
can be consulted in private at all hours Of the day
from 9 o'clock A. NJ. until P.M)
eB Persons with Chronic Diarrhea, Dysenterv.
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude Weakness
OF the limbs and back, IndispostOn Loss of Memory
Aversion to Society," Love of Solitude Timidity self
distrust, Dizziness Headache pain In the side affec.
tions OF the eyes, pimples on the face, Sexual and
other Inhrmtes in Man, &c, will find It important 10
consult Dr. CHAS. II. T0zE1 at his Office Sixth AZ
between and X, Sacramento.
nOv4-yr CHAs. II. TOZER, NJ. D.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-06
Traat advertisements.
NOTICE TO CREDITopS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF vrr,
y County Court, Yat6d County.-Notice is tI1AA- toBA-
given to the Creditors of Albion p Woodsida hereby
TONER in Insolvency. to be and appear before ib Ret-
c. Lindley, County Judge Of Yuba couniv "e 81 non.
chambers in the city Of Marysville the couni ~ his
said county, on the 10th day Of May A. D. 1850 AZ 81
assignment OF the Estate of the said Albion p an
side should not be made, and he be DISCHARGED oa-
his debts, in manner prescribed by Jaw eu IRON
Of Yuba county. uuge
.... Witness my hand, and the seal of tbo ...
:Ls ty Court Affixed at the city of Marvs1nulh vIuh
''''' the county seat of said county this fh ne a
of March, A. D. 1859. VIM. SHARKEY uay
mhs-30d% Clerk of the Court afore,sia