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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-13

WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1859
Mr. McIane was in official communication to-day with
Che Executive Department pertaining to his
mission TO Mexico
said the failure OF the treaty between Mexico and
che United States owing to the respective differences
relative to the clause for the protection the right
way proposed to be given to this government the latter
claiming to be the best judge when such protection
should be undertaken by itself and the Juare
government holding the right that should be exercised
only the event of Mexico being incompetent, and afe
application os that purpose. In the language OF dstin
gushed Mexican functonary g The country is if Their
were no war, aud from the interior all is peaceabei
Commander Maury s still engaged as Of the
quilting committee of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
examining the specimens Of cables best suited for til
ocean telegraph The story that he, when midshipman
was married 10 Owhyee Princess, contradcted on
authority
The President has approved the sentence Of the Court
Martial held al Utah. dismissing from the army Lieut.
Lynde the Fifth Infantry FOR conduct unbecoming
officer and gentleman.
Baron Geroi,, the Prussian Minister, and family have
returned to Washington.
private letter from Lord Napier mentions his own
arrival at the Hague.
Mr. Appeoa. Assistant Secretary Of state has returned
81 the CITY.
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sion OF Congress, and that all
In the next &c.. ..,a ali necessary doom
letters be paid ior' ~orts. be rated and
ments, such as acts and rep son he made
raid for, and thai an appropria.., com.
for that purpose. Thus will the abuses
1olained Of be got rid of, the mail contracts
win cost vastly less, fewer clerks will suffice
in the Post Office Department, the mails will
sbe forwarded more rapidly and there will not
be the same danger of their detention by acct
dent ON the road. BY this measure the whole
country and the commercial and trading com
munity would be benefited to an incalculable
amount.
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The Family IGeraii~s

THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION AT SYRAGCsE--THE RE-
PUBLICAN AND AMERICAN CONVENTIONS AT TRES-
TON, n. NEWS FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CALAMITY IN HOBoKEN-AFFAIRS. IN EUROpE--
ANOTHER YANKEE JUBILEE-THE MASSACHUSETTS
ENCAMPAENT-LOCAL NEws-THE MARKETS, ETC.
The FAMILY HERAtp OF tomorrow "wednesday, VIII con
tain full report Of the proceedings OF the Republican Con
ven,ion Syracuse with the OF the Nominees; The
proceedings the Republican aud American State Conven
tcns at Trenton, N determination OF Charles s. Olden By
both parties.
Among other matters will also conainThe Latest
from Europe with Letters from Paris and Berlin
pondens The Latest News from California; accoun, OF
Distressing Calamity at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of The Hammo
MIA Hoeone OF the Proprcors and Three Of his Daughters
suGocatcd Letters from Correspondent attending
sachscts Encanpnent Another Yankee ,Iublee-rle Two
Hundredh Anniversary Of the Settlement Norwic-Inga
thering OF Sons and Daughters sc The Aurora 30
reals in Cuba Bermuda Mississippi Texas Ken
lucky, and from Sea-varied aud npteresing dcscrip
TONS Editorial Remarks Prominent Events All the ocs
News Of New York and adjoining Cities of general interest
Theatrical Notices, Police Reports Coroncrs Inauess and
whatever may be interesting important to the general
reader.
Each weeks issue Of the FAMILY HERALD contains reno,
of the Condition of the New York Cattle Market with the
amount Of Stock offered for SALE their Cndon Pyices for
which they Sold, &C. &c, Report OF the Prscs Of all
kinds Of Family Marketing at Washington Marke. in New
York City; Commercial and Money Market Reports; Mar
riages and Deaths for the week. and large oun of mis-
cellaneous reading
TERMsThe FAMILY HERALD IS published every Wednesday
at Two Dollars per Subscriptions at The Office
Of Fulton and Nassau streets Single copies price four
cents obtained the Office and of all wonders Adj
vertisements inserted at the usual HERALD rates.
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Died.

BYRsE-On Monday, September r. after . short i'll.
ness, JAMES ByRNE native of Castlcgardon, County XII
kenny. Ireland in the 29th year OF his age.
His friends and those o his family are requested TO at
tend the funeral, from his late residence. 10 yce
street. between Fleet and Dcbevois streets, Brooklyn
Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock.
DAvis.-On Sunday evening, September IL. NARGiREr
DAVIS aged 81 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF The family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday, afternoon nj
o'clock from her late residence, No 263 West Forty
filth street.
Harmnnn and Ccinna Dahl, aged years IL months and
II DAYS.
The friends and relatives OF the family aud also the
Members Of the Hanover Luther Lodge, A. ?. A. re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral this (Tucsdy)
morning, AZ eight O'Clock from the corner OF Twenty
second street and First avenue.
DAvisos.--On Monday morning, Sept 10 ADA b.. only
daughter of Elias j. and Lucinda DAWSON aged years
Smoniha and 81 DAYS.
invited TO attend the funeral this (Tucsday afternoon
al TWO oclock from No IL West Twenty sixth street
pMToa,--Suddcnly, on Monday morning, Sept II LIZ.
b. Youngest daughter of VIM. B. and Marietta Dayton
The funeral viii take place this Tuesday afternoon
al four o'clock, from her late residence, 200 Fulton
nue., Brooklyn.
EDrN.ln this city on Monday, Sept. L., AiLEiuca Epss,
aged - years.
Tie funeral will take place this Tuesday, afternoon.
al two O'Clock, from the New York Hospital TO New
York Bay Cemetery His friends and relatives are re-
specially invited TO attend without further notice.
tuzGERAID.--lu Brooklyn. Monday. September H.
.loHN FITZGERALD, in the Both year OF his age.
Ills friends and acquaintance also those OF his brothers
NAV. Hugh y k0rkc ana Patrick FeencN, respect
y invited to attend the funera Wcdne .day after
noon at 2i O'Clock from the residence OF his father lS6
York street.
rowrER--ln BROOKLYN on Sunday September H. of
commissions CHARif FRANKLIN infant Of Charles and
Fannie A. Fowler, aged months.
His remains will be taken to Boston for intcrmcnt
HANFoRp--0n Monday, september IL, at SIP NJ, MARY
wife Of Willct II, Ianiord, aged IS years.
The funeral Will take place on Wednesday morning at
ten o'clock from z5 West Forty-thi street Freuds
are invited 10 attend without further notice.
HNSA.-0n Sunday, sept. IL, of consumption, JouS
HANNA, aged 81 years
The funeral win take place this (Tucsday) morning at
oclock from the residence OF William Green Eehty
fourth street, between Third and Fourth avenues Tie
relatives and irrnds of the family invited to attend
HAmToN--M Shrewsbury, N. j., very suddenly ANN
T. HAMILTON widow OF Ii + Hamilton late of New Or
scans, aud daughter OF Roscoe Cole, ESQ OF Virginia
New Orleans and Virginia papers please oop, Notice
of iuncrnl hereafter.
UNls.-uh Monday, sept. IL. (AruARssg TEgRss,
H,ls aged Years. months and davs.
The friends OF her father james HAYES and OF her
rrandinLet, Ma iic MoylCn respectfully inyitcu 20
ae nd tile funeral trcm No 35 Fulton street Brook, H.
oa Wcdncsda. a,eiaoon, at TIVE . CLOCK,
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Thc Maine state Election.

FUKfLANDi bT"', sVIH tt Io03.
annual election took place to-day for Governor and
members Of the State Legislature. Lot M Morrill,, the
present Governor the republican candidate and Man
nassau ii. Smith the democratic nominee.
One hundred and thirty three towns foot up for
Morrill, 27,95s; Smith, q 1926. The same towns
last year gave Morrill, 30,30; Smith, "a ,s26.
MorriIls majority far is 6,s32 against 5,4s4 in the
same tewns last year, showing net republican gain
Of ,34s.
The aggregate vote of the state IS considerably less
than last year but the indications that Morrills
!oriiy will reach 5000.
Our returns cover onc-half of the State
The Legislature viii be largely republcan-abou the
same lst ycar,hough the representative vote falls
behind that on the grbcrnatorial ticket.
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rrle6.

FRASo's-Wi1IISGroN- Saturday, Sept TO- BY the
Rev A. Boomer Hart RICHARD ". FRANCS 10 Iorisa
WELLINGTON, both OF Brooklyn.
HiSMAS-TASNER.-At Trenton, Oneida county, n "
on Thursday. Sept s, by the Rev. Mr. Corlis, ,oaN j.
HUMAN. OF New York. 10 .osEinAE T. TANNER of the
former place.
HrRIRuT--PscK Tuesday Sept 6, at the residence
OF the brides father, ,by the Rev. George c. Pcnuell
HENRY A. HrRBcT, Of New Haven, Conn, to Miss
HANNAH 81. PECK, OF this city.
LEwisTAyN1oR.-In Fort Pain, n. Y. Thursday, July
2S by the Rev Scah Stocking, Mr. JAY s. LEWIS to Mss
Emily T. TAyNToR. both o! this city.
McHERsoN--Mt RRAY.On Monday, Sept. IL. nj the re-
sidcncc OF the brides father by the Rev Thomas :
Hastings, GEORGE MCPHERSON, Of Woodstock, Canada
West, 10 HARRIET youngest daughter or John Murray
ESQ. oil this city
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Affairs LA Utah.

st IOtis, Sept. T., 1853.
Tho Utah correspondent of the Democrat makes
pos OF the late mule sale at Camp Floyd lie says the
Quarcras,cr General received order from the Secre
try War receive notes from Mr. Halliday cash for
all purobas made by him. and that tho auctioneer
ccivcd secret instructions TO knock down the
mules to Mr.. Halliday at certain figures.
Under these terms Mr.. Halliday purchased upwards OF
thousand mules paying in notes little than half
what other parties would have paid in cash The writer
also that Mr. Halliday has contract 10 supply to
the government at Fort DaIles Oregon thousand mules
al his own price.
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Naval Intelligence.

INC United States steam sooy ofwar Brooklyn sailed
from Mobile the 9Th inst FOR Pensacola The following
Il a 'Nt OF the Brooklyns oficcrs-CaptanDavid Far
asa; Iae'tcnantsIamcs 4. Doyle, VIM. n Jcncrs, Al
bert smith, VIM. Mitchell Henry IT. Adams. Surgeon
", ~, niur; assistant SurgconIamcs Leach; Purscr-
hnoas ~ locker First Lieutenant of Marncs--G r
m" yn'c' thgincer--J iaonsbcc Assistant Engi.
neeis-Dclcc, Jordan, Brown Brooks, white, snidcr.
ihc unrn states steamer Fulton Com Williamson
from NorioiN' arrived At kc, West ON the 81 inst
The United States sorcship Relief Com. Dove from
NsM io'h' arrived ~ Aspinwail on the Isl inst
Tue United STATES friga,e sabine Com Adams s,Nca
lEom AsplWaiI on tha rs, ILL., iog san Juau dci Nrle
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Alleged kidnapping Case a, Cape Cod.


The Grand iurr q. the Superior Court OF Blrns,abc
indicted Capt. John Orlando, of the brig Robertson
torham Croacu pari owner Of the brig Capt Bacon
OF schooner Elizabeth on the charge OF kidnapping aud
returning to slavery in Pensacola Columbus Jones who
had escaped to iyaunis by concea,ng himself on board
the Robertson The trial will take place the 18Th inst
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Preparations for the Reception OF the
Great Eastern at Portland.

PORTLAND, Nc. Sept. II, 1853
The city have made special arrangements to
do honor the arrival Of the Great Eastern The pro
grammc includes public dinner, ball, general umna
ton Of the city, ringing OF BELLS salues Of artillery
cursons in the harbor, military displays and other mani
fesations Of public rejoicing. committee of the cit
government has also voted to extend invitations to Prcs
dent Buchanan and his cabinet to General Scott to the
Governor Of Canada, to General Williams, commander
the British forces in North America TO the Governors of
the several States and to the executives OF Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick to visit Portland during the visit
liz Gro
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
The New Treaty with Mexico and the New
Nicaragua Mani Contract.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA, 1855

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA, 1859
NJ. Mciaac hal proirac,cd interview with the Pres
deaf and Secretary OF State to-day and laid before them
ali the facts in his possession III reference the treaty
The points in dispute in regard to the manner Of pro
tectng the right o' way through Mexican territory.
The President Il! not reccde o'a from the position
assumed in hs despatch returning the treaty, and he
asormed Mr. AIcauc They take the treaty it il.
When they caru the determination Of The President the
treaty viii no doubt be signed and returned govern
men.
The steam sioop ofwar Brooklyn has been ordered to
New YORK where she will remain un Mr. McIane is
ready 10 reform to Mexico
Tue speca. dispatches sent from this city purporng
give facts regard 10 the Nicaragua mai, contract
are poonshinc and by officer in the
department Who is in the interest OF Vanderbilt and
others The parties under the johnson well
Know to the Postmaster General, ana he has recently
received assurances that the sill be faithfully
periogmel
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The National Agricultural Society.

CHICAGO, Sept. Y. 1850.
The fair OF the National Agricultural Society opcned
to-day. The weather splendid The attendance is
very large and the prospects of the OF the exhibit
ton very Gathering. Upward OF 30 COWS bulls and
calves; 200 Sheep, mostly French Spanish mcrnocs
and nearly 100 horses of the Black Hawk and Morgan
stock entered. The Mechanical Agricultural halls
filled to Overlooking, and present beautiful appear
The books will be closed Wednesday IN 10
which time entries can be made.
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News from HayaNn.

New 0RiE,Ss Sept L. 1859.
The steamship Granada is below with Havana dates Of
the 9th n, The steamship Philadelphia left there for
New York on The 9th Sugars in improved demand
Sterling exchalgo was IL a Is per premium.
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The Illinois State Fair,

FREEroRr, Sept. 10, 1859.
Tue Illinois state Fair closed today after n very s,lc
Sesi' eAnoh"a The three thousand dollar prize for
steam Poosh was not awarded, account Of the cond
tion OF the ground when Mr.. Hawkes. made HE r;,, Ia
fore tho executive committee. The trial now s,,n,s :,
journed until Mr.. Hawkes. returns fron tho Ao,,a :,
stitue FAIR in New York. where he is engaged 10 ov,
his plough.
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The corner stone OF the Church Il Francis dc Sales
was laid in Charcstoan yesterday afternoon with the usual
ceremonies, under the direction OF Bishop Fitzpatrick as
sisted by Archbishop Purcell Of Cincinnati The site OF
fhe church i on Bunker Hill A ycry large audience wa.
preseut
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Rcerhanve, u Great Physician, who

KGerh3nyc, "a Gfcat t'nysicann, VINO
su2hi Irc.ed mcipc,hc f., SIXTY years ordered
his death all his extensive medical library 10 be bned
excepting volume % immense size THIS labelled
dear pupils They opened i with profound ,enera
c Il IN, an 6lanA leaves: writing printing
there only the hrs, leaf engrossct IN plain Ger
au these words" Head fee, and bowels
ncu vil tccp poor" lie mrh, have added IL the
patient hol. cool h, II he / cold him II there ia
~ mas. nj are cfiea consequence
rr,.. cGtt~ throw offensive aud luitfui matters,
shna nrniictu-ls ineclrred with Is Of more Injury
evacuated and those sccreos which scanty should
made free Abo, ALL my dear pupils do gn,d. bu, be
lhys can aad That VIE The brightest period Of her
and Of her power" Eui the Romans had universal
rchs % OF inluring because only oerattvcupon
md hc pars y e assasr s ran se
g Of some consequence perhn- ate rr,n,r mi r. a;ue
u me c, ~ sex III from te rcaiuns IL
}o ,"ace o. maers Which purgng always and
search ios those herbs and grasses which open e bowels
Sns N cures hen Ana The sHper,cnse Of hundred
Natures medicine, because matter what the disease
ma! be- or how intense, where situated dose Of four SIX
always relieves and when
practicable because they take from the blood only impa
rites The skin exhibited III using them the bench.
CASES DATED 1850 CONTINUED
br JANE Luz, of Poisdam NJ r. writes August H. 1862
pain swelling fever When saw him the pain
resi- sleep The hand turning dark coored
point OF modification Ills doctor ignorant Of the
life
August 22 1857 honestly and confidently recommend
Bfandcths pills 10 the favorable notice of the public
IN the sale Of medicines having prescribed in
hundreds of Of almost form of disease with the
enc, universal remedy that the world yet producedu
Principal Office 2si Canal street Price 25c per box.
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The Forty-iiNh Anniversary of the Rn,r.
of Baltimore.

pANIIm''fN, >,pI. II, 1853
The forty nth anniversary of the Battle OF Baltimore i
being celebrated today with great spirit The street,
thronged to view tho military parade and flags arc
displayed OF nil points. The old defenders dine M Groom
Springs. Thecc several visiting military commands
Including Que from York, Pcuus, lvania--,he Worth
Infantry.
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News from Northern Mexico.


The BrownSvil'c REG of the ls inst says that was
rumored tina, Mramon with 5000 men had marched into
San Luis. Gen. Marquee in Zicaccas, aud Gen Or
lcga had been killed in battle.
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The Kansas Gold Mines.

IlEAykNWOKTH, sept t., IS0J.
The express from Denver City has asrvcd here with
Of the 4h inst. and $4,000 in gold Business was
active
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book on slavery by Edward Pollard of Virginia So many
jewels IN their way black by the subject but brilliantly light.
Sent by mail = = 0's'
PUDNEY & RUSSELL. Publishers, 70 John street
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7,IIF IMPURITIES OF THE CROToN WATER
i CAN ITS INJURIOUS ELEMENTS BE NEUTR AL.
led READ THE FOLLOWING:

HosTETTER's CEi.EBRATED STOMACH BrrTRRS.
Tie following testimonial from well known gentleman a
this city win prove in part what remedy Is for he dr.
organization Of the stomach II is only Of many whin
have been received by the proprcors but they choose s
as the wrieri well known the New York public BY
reference TO other advertisements viii be the barn
FOE sale Principal depot Nos Is is Pur
row, New York Sold and manufactured by HOSTETTER r
SMITH. Pl,isburg, Pa
NEW YORK, August q, 1859.
Dr.. HosTEITER, Pilsburg, Pa
foi some past have been afflicted with ndgesion
and dyspepsa occasionally attended with obstinate attacks az
d,1lIhoa Being medical myself, seldom take snR
medicine but knowing lint the peculiar condition of sys-
tenn required both tonic ana smuan;. determined try
Tie effect OF bottle your celebrated b,ers l was td
more readily induced TO make the In conseo uenc4
OF the recent and present excitement the delete
effects oil has
hhtcd unmsskab.e evidences OF mpregnated
with vegetable and animal matter dec0m
position.
have used three bottles within the weeks Be-
Tore commencing To take the bcrs had had natural
healthy action stomach the last three
months and during that Ind lost fifteen pounds OF leah
In two weeks have gained five pounds in weight have had
raycnous appetite perfect digestion and symptoms OF dys-
persia darrhoa But why call YOUR Incompatible prepA-
ration btteis find delightful pungen aromatic to tbs
taste. and the tangible effects the system are deghcm
warmth the celebrating glow over the whole
body copious perspraon. without sd
acceeang the nervous system SO a. "a
any feelings OF ssiude relaxation This my
rence in this admirable picpaston Let others ~
y g. " wEsTBRooK, II Yves. Fifteenth strees.
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The Eureka
SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES
GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE PRICE $50, ga. $50.
EVERY MACHINE GUARANTEED
Onice ise Broadway. corner OF Broome street
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GrOvev d Baker's NofseIess
FAMILY SEWING MAt5HINRA
Temporarily col Broadwsy, New Yosk.
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The London Stcre0scopic Co.'s Depot
For stereoscpcs and stcrcoscopc pictures 63i Broadway
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The superiority OF these machines Ia well usdey~t,od by
eycry person who uses thcm They aaped 10 ali kinds Of
eratiou. and easily kept IL order. - y
The Family Sewing Machines $50 ard SIZE are irs uha,
needed IN every family.
/, NJ SINGER A co as R,,,,w.y
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Defiance SaIn mn RIDER Sn1es--yVkAh Pa
tent powder p,sof locks aud bars Aise fire aud bur
E'ar proof axlsr safes Dep. 81 Murray street, Coz
ROBERT M PATRICK
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BatchelOC's Hats Oye--vNfgs and T0u-
PEGS the best Ia THE all soat aud np
Piled nj tie snanafac;oyy, 2s BreadvAs.
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Lcary q Co., Introduce This Day the Au.
umn fashion for gentlemens bats. aud Astor House.
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes. =: Broadway of Mura
street, New York.
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lack Diamonds,,-Ne,
Sensation

Tylcr's Steam POrtra its.-Great Inn
upon the old plan Mammoth photographs 81 G,e
ambroype miniatures, 70 cents. lS6 Bowcry.
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Disastrous Conhagration at Halifax, N. S.
FIFTY Buildings Destroyed, Including the
Principal Dry Goods Eestablishm meats or
the CITY.
HAIIr.x. Sept. y. 1858.

tremendous conagraiion occurred in this city early
on saturday morning. Two whole blocks on Granville
-, It, numbering fifty buildings, and including thirteen
" so 's stores, totally destroyed The
damage is not estimated, '''' A'0e'''n' y" WY
:, q; ..,oa ,,,, ,,,,oa nm, m'cre killed at the
fire.
The following il a private despatch TO W. j. COMBS,
Esq, of New York, dated
HAiRAx, Sept ~, 1859.
Every house on our block Granville street burned
down and block oppoSte also.
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Weeds Patent Family mad MnMAfac-
turing sewing inaeues Price ~ SLID O0ce All
lS.ra,
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Burry's TrfcOphceoSAS IN the Besa nd
Cheapest article tof dressing identifying. cleaning cusos
preserving and iesprlne t- rt ladies' r? T. S'd ~ MI
drnggisia
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Consolation for the COrpulent, at the
Spa, 1853 Broadway.
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The Brig Ocean wave Ashore.

bALTIaiuKh' sJI7t To Io5o'
The brig Ocean Wave, from Ieghoin for Baltimore is
ashore on Man OF War Shoals, at the mouth Of the
Paapsco river She will have to discharge her cargo.
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HavRns Segnvs u rsi VirgEsia Eoo<pcco-
OF superior qusssy ut JAMES sADlExS, ia Broadway.
corner OF Maiden hsne.
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Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotte.

DELAWARE, EXTRA CLASS No. 4s7, SEPTEMBER IL 1889
g. %. SO, z, 6S. 36, 2s, 46, Ia, As, s. TO- &C. 81
DELAWARE, CLASS No 4ss, SEPTEMBER r. 1859
So, 20, 40. At, as, As, 81, 80. So, 81, 10, 50.
GEORGIA, CLASS No. 49, SEPTEMBER IL, 1859
50, 81, II, IS, Co. Z, IL. 81. 90, IA, A. o. 81, TO-
GEORGIA, EXTRA CLASS No. 1876 SEPTEMBER T. 1859.
az, IS, u, 20, 8. A, "a, 81. 81. AZ, "a, r.
WOOD, EDDY CO.. Wilmington Del
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Rupture Cured.-For Utility, Beauty.
cleanliness durability and economy the Riggs no
equal cannot inure the cord nor enlarge the openings AS
Broome street. N y.
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Hat Plush at AuctiOn-Martin'sN Make,
without reserve this day at IL O'clock by G. w. TOPPING
ll9 Broadway.