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De NJ or EIAcnoSs-Tn VIRGINIA Cow
iIlC--We have received the following letter
Offering I, make bet with us on the result Of the
wAsnNcros, March 20, 1862
Jtfffr cctpos FfssvrT, Ip.
finoE " yoNx HgRxp;--
Sir-A rsI1r CufIcnt IA his city that YOU o The
cru that Mr.. CsEsa w,i cufasi Nr Letc ser 10 ~
che case, amt sou ~ins Ia msse bst upoa tue
t,h tASe the fol os 'ng liooston 20 make 10Y ";-l
vfi het you any INT ffrr tnous and TO twenty
thousand dol airs ths W. Ltrosr, should he ve viii of
nau. lfsssd the Governor of Virginia This propo
suor no, oaly oJcn you. hut any gentleman or s'
o'rea a. remaining opes Tor twenty days vay rs,ls,o
mry, j. NICHOLAS
Ia reply to this We have to say that we do not
bet on elections. The election Of Virginia il of
10 sort Of consequence ~ any one unless to the
pal lics concerned, and il makes no difference to
the country or 10 us whether Goggin or Letcher
prove be victor in this fight of the politicians.
The wheels Of government will go on rs usual,
and the progress Of the people will be all the
same whichever party may be successful. We
have commented upon the coming contest as We
have done upon other public matters, and it has
no special interest for us above any other ques-
ton which we may discuss from day to day. But
even il the interests Of the whole country and our
own were ut stake, we would not accept any offer
of wager about it, We never bet.
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Fxarssne the Spring Style OF Espenscheid,s
hats price IS co. They superior all respects suy
offered in Broadway for 81 Give him Coll az liz Nassau
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The Alabama az Savannah
Markets.

- FkENNN W. HIItH - NV
The steamship Alabama, from Neg York arrived Al
eight O'Clock last evening. Al we'll
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1--we add The travel on the Brooklyn roads to
this statement--whicb is 7,575,S2s-we will
have the number of passengers who used the
railroads Of both cities during the past year,
amounting to 3i,GSS,525, and the gross receipts
therefrom sl,73i,676 %. This gives daily
average OF 1882 persons showing the money
taken every day In the year TO average
sS,74i 10. This is certainly very fair traffic,
and r. We are TO have twenty more city railroads,
which the Legislature has now in contemplation,
the city will he interested with network of
them, ard pedcstrianism, as q natural conse-
quence, We may suppose will become the excep-
ton instead Of The rule in locomotion.
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Ten Pounds Coffee 81; Chest Of Tea AZ
sugars reduced price, at REDroKD's AZ SIKH avenue
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MONDAY. March 2s--8P.M
lows win thsi which we publisnei week sInce:-
Wssi cadirg Iocna SJcrie CsyruIa,ion D<Dosus
March 10 si27 5s7 el3 Is oi3ls3 900 5i3 ssi.I 7a
March D. 1l7 75i go :s,ls2,GT T,0pa o9s sGga32<e
Incr,s- .. slsS,D2 ic9Asl ,Ss5
Dccrcaxs.... 0s,bA
viii perceived ts, tle movement Of the week has
bon very sight Tie specie limo Is increased less than
the outflow from Nc tut Treasury led u@sy expect
ug' be rcsumei that srecie has gone 10 the Interior
The prospect now b that The banks win work
along easily, without much change IN any department. IN
~ mdss INNER n least
Money "A wishOu. change. s1 per cen. 3 the resaiAs
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Spring, Is59..-Lcary ~ 10. Introduce taz~
spring style OF senlemeas silk hss his dsy. s. snd6
kstor House. Brosiway.
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IIiIrs Hair Dye-5O cents BOX. Black or
brown. Best Sold at No. Barclay street. and BY eli
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H0lloyvay's MISUNDERSTANDING II tho
baDe Of e but there uncertainty the
ton Of this nmen tor fever and all acrna nama
tons. Mandatory so Maiden lane, N. 7.
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Opening OF Spring Donnets-f hu~s day
March 81, at F0K7Hs 100 Fulton street, Iroos ,yn-
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Grover g. Bakers Cetsbra2ed
FAMILY SEWING MACBTNEa,
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Barry's Tr1cOpher0us - the Best and
article Tor dressine beaung cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the ha Ladies' try IT, Sold By AZ
druC
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The tTeId IJntsrcIy 10 HImscIa.-When
KNOX crmpenced business he surounied BY
hat uactuters but be has fuel driven them all the
field and is now alone IN his glory rhis consequence
selling superb hats Mt o~ hgurea com b,paa
ence OF Broadway with the cheaoness of bh Saw
your bats at knoxs 20 Broadway Fulton stre
ard you are Away sure to Get To top article.
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chronological Examinations, with Charts
and full written characters given daily at FoGLKK 4
WELLS, S08 Broadway.
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Are all who buy wdiT E's hats say,
a. nun Der two sixteen (2iG, Broad way.
season uosets wthos. nay;
Apply a. cnce do pot delay.
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Grey IIair-Its Diseases, Fnli, Change OF
color Try the wonderful Grsndiean fluid at No. 50 We
Tw street. Broadway
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Crsstsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best the world Wholesale and retail and the dye PR
yaiely applied No Ast0r House.
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Dubois Pantaloons.-DuboIs IL the Best Cut-
ter Of panloons In The city No Clnon place Euhl street
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PIahOfortes-New and Second Hand,
VIII be sold great sacrifice close n you wsat
decided bargain call at 424 8roome street. Broadway
second noor cash approved paper. Dealers please ca
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Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs md Toupees--
The best the werd eurpssspg all made Sold and applied
1t he manufsctOry, 2SS BroRdway.
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rs Mandatory so Maiden lane, n z
COstars8 VPnmID EXteymln ntOra (the OnnV
aliole remedies known Depot 40 broadway. NY.
r.. y,,.. ~, CO.
Nrey It"AH-aas Di"ens<s, rHIs CuanRc q
Tor Try the wooderfai Grsndean new fluid At No. 50 We
VeAn street, near nro8oway.
Rupcure Cured ~ Marsh ~ Cas- Radical
re ar n ~ ns3 Keep sF elastic sockings for yaicoss
ns ana SHOULDER braces ne-unens for defor
~, -, D--,,-
-. ". oH , ,, Icncsas syu NJ nNetau
"a fsuone , 4, whoeesie only oy EbEhHAED FAbkk.
q agent, iS3 William street.
Fruit ana ornamental Trees, Shrubbery,
ergreens, grape vines &C nc, Tor sale cheap by
dANOk kfkt i39 West street, corner Of Vesey, am
'ton market
Ten Pounds Coffee 81; Chest Of Tea 81
cars reduced IN price, AT KtDFOkDS Az SIKH avsnue.
NM. r~~,- u.,,. U-.-
puc at IS to So, at 1878 Broadway Gall and see t. or
al tor cr'ular.
Grover d Dahsr's Celsbrased
fAAIhf shwAHI hACbIrEs,
ssa bsoad~sy-
>. .r c..u..- ,..-..
loX commenced business he was surou led BY st olas,
aiacturers but be sas fuel crivea then all oa
hog superb hats At lo~ hsurea con- naa d The
ar bats at Knoxs "a prosdSay corner OF Fulton stlos,
Welcome rs the Flowers I'm NAV
Gppix a, nee do mo-, ILL.,
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Costar's Vernin Exter1nInat0rs (the only
infalole remedies known Depot 40 Broadway, NY.
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organization, have led thousands Of men la the
Southern States to believe that the oniy safety
Of their section is 10 separate government
Thus, under a double operation, the reckless
politicians Of the South, who have little OF moth
ing to lose, but everything to gain ftom disso-
luton OF the Union, are infusicg their secession
ideas into the Southern public mind.
The subject is full Of matter for the most Sc
rious reflections We apprehend that the DIS
union programme we have indicated will be very
apt TO rule or break up the Charleston Presi-
Dental Convention Of 1860, and that the upshot
will be sectional contest upon slavery, fcom
which the Union can only be saved through the
Intervention Of a new national party, upon some
such general principles as those of the present
conservative opposition movement in Virginia
When we fund the African slave traders In the
South securely protected by public opinion
against the federal authorities. and Southern
public meetings deliberately resolving that "ali
laws Of the federal government interdicting the
right Of the Southern people to bring and import
slaves from Africa are unconstitutional, null and
Void" there is every reason to fear that there ID
mischief in this thing, which, in 1860, will shake,
the Union to its foundations. -
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Cure Your COugh.-&5 Cents.
lib Third avenue. Fourteenth street.
Defiance Salnmander Safee-.With PATENT
powder proof locks and bars Also fire and burg
proof parlor safes. Depot 1872 Pearl VIII remove
April TO 90 Murray street. corner College place
ROBERT n PATRICK.
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They Please Ladies' nnu Chi,dren.--Yf y0u
have not procured covering CArTREIs one
call VIII convince you OF the excellence Of his articles.
/ el3 broadway.
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Gurney's Rev Photographic and Films Art
gallery, 77 broadway Photographs dsgerreos7pes. ai~
tures In oil, aud ivorytypes
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CLASS No. 100. MARCH g. 1859.
40, %. IL, 49, 10, g. A. II, IA, a. s., 81 70.
Extra Glass, No. 200, MARCH %. 1859.
10. o. Al, 70. a. 81, 90 l. 49, sc, 49, II.
that the said numbers drawn 4, The osds, IN w;dc
they stano above.
Witness hands at Augusta, Ga, this Monday, MaruS
as' iSs E.pp, Bsnf1s ess' soommi..o.er.
WOOD. EDDY co Whining oo, Del,wsre,
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PHIL STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK olRD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 80, 1850
Stocks dull Pennsylvania bs, su5s; Rowling Ralroad
22A; Moriig Cam, 81 Long Island Railroad, lo2s
Ptnesy ivana Railroad, 3g1s
BALTIMORE. July so, 1869
Flour steady. Wheat declined &c Sc snue, 81 20 a
81 40 CLOSING dull. Con- declined 20: yelioH, SC;
whie, SIG Provisions ou, Wunsey, .75zc.
PMLApEIruIA July 20, 1852
Elcuf HrineI, supeI foe bell ~ - u IS 80 Wheat
finn sales Coo DUCHESS 81 SO s. 80, red 81 "
8. *. Con d.m SEQ bushels ut Soc for white
Waiekey firm at &c.
ALBANY, Jaiy 3o--i P. H.
Flour very quiet: ssee mt-s w6sat-Saes OF
1neeic ia snnsl lots pirate TERMS supposed To no
Gull: titles &c Geo GOSPELS 36c 4tc, according
quality Thissey scarce ana ncmpa O. Z51sc No si'es
DcFFsIo July 3r--l n
Flour ec.ive su6 Armer nat thoai quotzols change
sales 2sGe ps 81 rs f"r auc 81 % for extra
Irc.s "a rs 81 Ct tor ssprr ecd extra Wisconsin, S.
So 70 scnga0 Dn'o ard IS 81 81 70 for
double esia Nhestq Nei 400 GRO: safes # 5000 onsn
eds n,xed ~hte sorrg Icos CT SOC $500 bushels
new white Kentacsy st s. SO 81 IS Corn aul' heAry
AMI lower o. ema 'os a. CSC oest clss for boat
scrds If IL Csc O.s quit and nom,nai a. Sic.
&c Barley rye du ana uesvy Wnskey nomnai.
Carai rceh.s steady &C. loc on wheat am a5c
60 Rou- 10 New York Lake 'mlorss 10 das-2,0o0 oois
-four, 5col bushels ~beat, II coo Dushes cora Canal
exlofis-25 GO bushels wheat, 2e,oeo ousnes corn
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A Mon tara ia G "a New York.
SUPREME COURr-sPhCfAL TERN.
OrAnrn slr., I.,cnn Eicxxn


A PROTESTANT CHILD REsrRAirsD Ills LIBERTY CASGo.
Lie INSTITUTION.
july 3o-7he People at the Hati57 Of Ann Hd99s1y Us
The R.r jeremiah W. Cummings - writ Of haoeas
pus was granted this for she Defendant TO produce
the body of Fianos +. D. assgeity ssed arou, nsseu
years. who a.eser, fraldulentiy taken
from her custody en- ths hrs, o. April, 1859, by
come yersons uuknoSn, and that che was unable to
obtain any Of him until the 22d inst, when enc
learned ts. be uniawaly detsned by the reverend
defendant nainsa, 0s She Roman Csisoc church; that
che rels,or by profession Pots.snt, and desires The
cure aud Religions iosuucioa OF her o~n Cat. Mr. W.
schatfer appeared mIncr, and return was
go 20 ~ ,.,t nv IN. o.C,,o.o as sad tnst We Com
nnrgs was pg CoJrs rf no thought that was
Guty his client 10 NOV. for an aisch1elt io contempt
A person who had Dr. Cummings this morning
bore informed tire Judge shas the oeendan dtd not feel
well enough core down 20 court Tue doctor was sub
Sect TO attacks Of rheuUa'isu.
Mr.. John Deveip ne was not engaged In the
matter, pus woud cah cn Dr. Cum nioas ana uader
take TO promise that proper return should be made 10
the writ.
The matter was then laid until Wednesday next
MISSING YOUNG LADY.
july sc.-ln The Matter u Lug Hnch.-A writ OF
hateas corpus ooiaDei Mrs. a'ncn for Alexander
,Hosg produce he BODY OF Lucy Hnch her daughter
who his beeu for some tine MISSING II appears tina.
MISS Finch induced in person az advertise
me Mt addrel sed ego young sds OF at racive appear
ace, TO wero required 10 nt'erd IN confectionery
ftore' II is ai4ed tia, te advertisement was issued
by Hoae, who Keeps o bouss ia Iefcer street ss
troh who II Ia saId Is very p'eoossassipg Ia her a
peaI snre sno only betseep ~ aod II years OF ago.
10, &C her mother w'dov aa,t scc nd oot4oeo me
e,tua,ion, end Was to Der duties mue lately
sne To, sros vi her por her ciotbes aud said
she would return in cay OF two for tue len snder see
has pot bowever, re,uroed s'nce though nearly two
weeks have eHpRed, and the distracted mother cannot
obisn any Information resoeciioe her from do.g Ia
sIewer The habsas hoag sets forth TINT
TIE missing young Indy board n. his house about
couple weeks ago; ,ha. she remained there but
shot time anr lett bus wa,tber she weut.
aysrte put in 90 ;he return, alleging teat was
On ue 10 point Of fact mattel laid until
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Search for n SLAYER.

TIE st. Aususuee Ola Examiner, Of The 23d July
esys:-On tts 3oih The eltitr Jns 0ubb.p, Captain
Robert ay OF the Sarar rsb sati arrived Of ba-
boat wih her fusi Lieutenant @f UsneF, up 10
rc~p apd IN hts than bcrr ar Hcbphsuer deputy
uDed States ARrshsi) bsd embarked The cutter ,mme
dsteJ SCI ssi for the South On the Sd
CT E,H SnyTra inlet, sent boat "a aud comm onca.ed
With ire shore Could teai of SLAYER tbs Coast
only TuDor that negroes had been Landed 90 the south
ward Preceded OF, ccsoy examining the shore and in
let's &c iD6sD river Sect boat aldef soo.t Fix miles
irc fhc bar, ard there leaned from Mr.. Paioe,
dep that aoon, sig weess previous Jour sailors 10
his ho- Ind reCr'e0 that trey part OF the Of
,a schocrer Experiment had !sSded cargo OF sfroars
Tear Jupiter, an0 teaned the vessel tbat had gone
pieces sad they going ~ Key West and they
e't proceeded sgan to the eorth 9ard On This
information they again st sail; hugRod the shore
wei examining the o0hst looked INTO Grerts Gar, and
anchored off Jncter SEMI boat with officer and for
for tbe cat skin e1esobs toe bo.,
baby ,et
Cnuo rsar Iotbing there from two charge OF the
unfinished sb'touse Explored the coast Tor afesn miles
tothe southwark hut poih,pg os recent wreck.
Tnep iure0 10 the keepng the shore,
Il 18th tacned 81 John'e Bar Mr. T. left
TIE cutter vert on beard the steamboat Randolph
homo il. Captain Day returned to hts station
Ttey hoar6ed vessels and south bat
four6 them si fair traders. toeIe be doubt that
arrnber az negroes have been landed the coast be
tween GDbers and Jupiter Inets cnt pro5sby by
vessel ,oIa africa, but taken board lhe Experiment
sen fom direct from that coast any rate th
hircs bao foSn before they 60; there We andersan
more expected shortly.
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Arrivals and Departures.


III. soas sss S sas a. IL
serA,a ,:s |ers a fore ssa 90 S
nerrs Kaicham "ieoaennis W ~Orison. .i.s lizzie
Mi.s e!o @ Nus: g. rsrs Mi: .Is isV
M with s.. Sd . Lady, JShi,e sso, g
CHer .eSms wesssnss sG Fe,.ss lazy sss wo
ss,ldrrp, Psaris H. seS Duffy saxaid q Iss~Ls.
cstss JON ssssoser 40 &C.. srse ioaa
nssss aRe Aay sT Seau H.
,nnu-ano Ito in The sreisse TOTAL 22s specie
For Southampton and Bayrs IN III s.esm,tp ArielA 3
IfHps ss I,n1 a WIN ss,s sns1s sS '
susup ( q -ijson wreeian eeu York, Juan faylcs
s s'i s a1s as:s,a &
SS Ss and saf
sw ys Ms a1
kss svsr . H. ssa
CS.IieIre and wie Nashville; h.s e.t,egny NeT Yo..;
Sess Fra 1sesf,ya .c gi Levi sas and 0e c
yo'T; 8 BaGun aoos,s s'e.'es;oo Nr .osp' re
ses:r LADY and sSlS NJ s0,' H'
wife ss s.s r' ..Ssss
s BYPkssiT ss.,s-cDs Daa M% ,, 1 e. sa.c
4hsyt,Sd asr,msn b saas%sp, sier. s.io' !.
mill lsinsrt me- lis psrsvssps Joseph .ruesr Iass
n,sSG niHe hose asF s.ane ne
Msss,i Mr. baysesns pe,eny:ssss reg yors o soeqV
n Chr" 1
Arm Bic mann, Eiza boig-te Nc Paui Isb P~te
hcbm soso Gusia erosum Peter Gsrgen johann 6lhA ~
Nm toflerfer, Florn 3es Alex singer Rega kiitei
bach W,chramls Joseph .h,II-r. hesssn. snd wte
Mr. Potn wife nrd child Hugo scynrnann andfeaa Bers
cheek ASsm Won Csspar Hsri. ) a Wagner, wlfo ans
four children Solsl-Sl cabin psseenRers.
Fer Eavpna In the sasm hip Quaker -Jacnto PEDRO
mn William Msosn, Cbsr,es haot vensura Castro, jog
aobatsr, NJ NORA Domingo Mora Jacob Durioo, q ar
b0uch jose Permisa Frsuc,sco Reyes ux
man. Jusn Scb,vsv Msrn Arropdo Jose Oa,rts Psrici
OWED son koppcss Coostnrtne Suoto osbFe Presto
Csripo John Marlin samuel Dunbsr Pedro Jlcpto Bon
Dot Casanova, smisbc bscann,e Dc Acosa, j Per
kir 9, Robert ATHENS
For Savannah. in the stesmshp Florida: Dillon Brown
Mye bite and two children. kpps Mas Kat
S Oporough, J A Bants, 4 .ripckeyhrG ! II Rasfs Mr.
Bodsn n avery. Aite q sreierok o 8 Hsyos j Hatch
Albert fferrn Lamp ey, john srchcna ~, " Stone
rs M SoiG singsr sss Mary ssds walter Col
Drunmond, Usbot n str .,lsu, and sigh, IN IL
ueernge.
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BOSTON, july 80, 1889.
Tue morning express train from New Bedford and Fal'
yer came 10 COLLISION With carriage at the crossing
orth Bicgewator, which were man, two ladies' and
child OSe Of the ladies ana the child were instantly
Sed, and tie man and remaining lady were tcrr,by and
ia feared fatally Injured The OF the party have
OF been ascsr'a,ned rho whistle was blown ana tho
brakes appiica 10 train as the carriage wa,
esen, but the man Persisted wnppng his horse for
ward, which was the OF the disaster Numerous
MBesses Of the accident ststo officers Of
ere free from all blanc In the natter.
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no suMAxG 1hAv3LLnRa
L AND ALL WHO UeH LIQUOR.

lie the pure unctuSe Of juniper distilled from BEST barley
that ca2 be selected tuIcpe q any favored HoA
b. The common hsIth berry. but BY the ch0e botanical
s,s, ext. "a ds.d ard ssensd wA s stuous .oI,sns and
asCma, Altogether trsTscenden III cordial and medicinal
properties 70 sny Bolard gin IN The world
schIspps TIE has submitted 10 the whole eaica
scc,t, cf he United States Over three thousand endorse
over heb slgsses 70 Be the purest alcoholic stimuli
roy in nse hey also speah Of NE great suSce hsy nx,e
hn cbenucicns q the kidneys Alder 10 Persona ray
ing IN the Southern and Wssn States should al
supply hard reyeDuve agiry agne sno cs AZ
change Of water vhe physicians Va Hsw Orlsrs ~.
L5uis prescribe with conhdence 10 canes OF esoos
account Of TIA rur.v OF the article -s.,. .~.,
Lock out for he coGntsrfeis and inltauons 10 wn"0 '
try 70 flooded with thern .-.- :. .,.,.s 49,
For sAls By ~ respectable srooen Iurss and sc'sa
ueGnknnR
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Brcxklyn CITY News.

PAsE PAIr-KNcKmRocssx CLuD OF NEw York VERSUS
FxcnsloR CLUE OF South BROOKLYN - The return match
bet seen these clubs viii DO played on Tuesday,
al toe Exec sor's around, on the lsss the
club bouse OF the Brooklyn Yacht Clue, Penny bridge
The interest IN this game DO inferred by tre
fset that no other match bag been fixed for tne
game dsy, 10 o-der 10 give all base bali plsvrrs az
opportunity OF Judging whether tnis game. which T.
pia, &c by putting out on,y wher she MI rs reug
the ~, s not more manly and Superior than nl,cy
men 70 be caught Out ON me fIst tound,
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gks att mich prepeiet The Clements Of the bile and blood and
dots the w'rs fetb and inperieey liver and ether
atWrs o. eases are the result tbes-fo-e ,s
ops o. this fird perceived assured the
hesiive ,ut OF order n 6rAt thing
be cope Is ndrirssra spefc which VIII act directly
the stomsch-tbe mali rrr Of the animal mschoery For
this purrcte - crr co. ndtry recommend rr HOSsET
1SR's retrssed s.roach III srs Ac're as aerau se
srd tonic e,r~re.rp the 6icetson rhsnges Atom
Of tie sood ard srshs gives regularity IN TIE orvels
sale hy e-eyr dealers generally every whsrc PRINT
pal depot Is and 10 Palx row, New York.
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Arr. al uf the Overland Mail.

ST LOUIS, july 30, I0sv.
The overland mall arrived q. Jensrsoa CITY to day,
with CALIFORNIA; advces Of the SIN instant.
The news is without nterest Business al San Fran.
'csco remained without sry inpro 'euent
Arrived at San Frsncisco since the 9Th steamer Uncle
SAN, Par ams: ship LeoDitss Hong Kong, Sailed sh,
Golden Rocket, for Maiden Island Srstton Falmouth.
England, Hoinet, New York.
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Balloon Ascension.

ST IorIs, July 30, 1859.
Professor Wise made very successful asc-nsoa at IL
O'Clock tbs mornng, from Washington square, in this
city Ii LIS purpose 70 ccsceud ut Lafayette,
Indiana wbtre he hiss made gemeas for rsinfsung
his tallccn asd whence no vii again sscend ana pro.
coed eastward
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B,snlr. tbs ppIs should be used In n,

;ini serious of OF the
reyr ,he digetve and To these
tssss 8eucrrecsIy sdop,ed they i be found
dai teebt. TART their merits oaiy h. appreciated
fully BY who have experienced Their curative qustes
Co GREs rr vEr crEkD
George Wo id mate Of be brig Eorees King from Rio
Is1 eo York July 9s 1889 that las taken
cite than ps fer twenty yesrs
hs h gees without hem h b. their he ha
hs az yellow teytr 10 Msx sad elsJ of Chsf
the lstbu sfeY the true ors irie,d II
ret OF them always tuy the hrs pcr into "
apsin PERI OF the vessel shat syAndrehs pills
his only medicine chss eod 81 &c with psnpbiel
iIe tons at the priactea ONCE 4 lanai street (Sran
6Tetf E6use), ard 10 be bad Of al c-uVghts.
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cont salon beaded by Count do Morry and OF
which Rcssni, Prince PoDsto~ sxi aud other emirent
pelPopess or part has been formed FOR exrnuiog 10
Franco tie musical syste OF Chevc for singing in large
CiaSaee,
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Rupture Cured by Ma.sh 4. Co.'s Radical
TVS They sls elastic sicekir % fo- v.rccse
mites made TO Greer. NO. vesey ssree. Houss,
Few York