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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-13

RHEJNArIsN-Any person afflicted with
acute or chronic rheumatism, neuralgia, pains
Of ths lace, jaw ache, back ache and similar
pains, wiIl find never failing remedy IN the
use Of " Wadsworh's Rheumatic Linimeni,
10 be had Of Wand a Jones, 2S9 Nam street.
Try il, the result win be satisfactory. nsO-9m.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-13
.ChanIpaQMe W'iMeS.

Fresh 0utter and Eggsi
C0sHEE HII and Cruntry Butter, inst sriveLs
u anil IS HlnCHELL n cos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-13

u Money to loan from Eve dollars aud up
wards upon personslproperty- n. B., Watches,
Diamonds, JeWeig, Dry Goods, Silks ard Ne
groes. Apply personally at ISL Main street,
under the Worsham House, Memphis, Tenn.
an business strictly confidential. all-3t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-13

Il j. peculiarly suited Twin, in sh1rt time, hri
the possibly Perici with resuiaHfy-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-13

UTE bare 81 our stoa ~ GROCERIEs 81 Mrssn- .
" . BEATTIB a CO. and resPeotfuny Eiiut fH
men q oauuusnne % - PstruasEa EenEgusl ct.
'enaed q pfl WEB A0ffiN-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-13

Afsw No. Brood Mares, and one extra fas
Poney, for sale cheap at Maddox 8 Groves
/ stables jahi3-2'
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Refer to Speed, Donabo q sranges column.
Read Ciearesa vaden's holiday advertise
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Tyler 4 Co.'S ~AuibrotyPes, Family GrouPes,
copies taken from old pictures, enlarged and
improved menesses inserted in Lockets, Pins,
a. Price, from 30 cents to $50. Gallery OP-
n,siis OAd FeIIors' Han.
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Mmtbanaia.

T'EA-2O half chests Oolong Tea, from New
Sheet sy t HENRY afEENWAY co. As South 6Pysrt
VIRGINIA MILL FEEDS, 600 bushels brown
stu and 5000 bushels shorts extra heavy in store and
b6SL Is fTSs TsF RSa rates. by MAJ
WESTPHALIA HAMS.-A few of these fine
Hams Just received per steamer "City of washing,
CO, so S Howard street. y N'iAi''' milf milf
WHITE, RUSSIAN, & YELLOW COLOGNE
BG G4S %RHrtsf and doors for 2 Sm gR
WESTERN RUMP PORK.-82 bbIs, Rnmn
w Pork for sale by GUNTHER RODEWALD. arg Nv
"ESTERN MESS PORK bbls. Western
w n1o Mess Ne Pork for sale by GUNTHER RoDEwALD
WIDOW CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE.-A SUP.
H9f E sSnsn ST sale y
w ESTERN LARD in bbls. and kegs for sale by
=. SMITH y NIoOpEMu9. apl5tf
WHISKEY. Pure Rye and Bourbon Whiskev
w in store and for sale at 20 Commerce apl
O00 BBLS. NJ. l. PREMIUM RECTIFIED
SIDE OWhiskey for sale by H. F. sTICKNEY, 81 Cheap
90 OR. CASKS SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE
GIeS15e bond and in store for sale by F. sTIcKNEY
Ok HHDS. DRY SALT HAMS, just received,
1neCita f9r sale by T. ELDER No. 100 Eutaw street,
oElo<lte d, y. n. II. Depot. ml4-tf
70 HHDS; BREASTS, just received and for
50 CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL,
~ for machinery and tunnelling purpose by DUGAN
JENKINS, q South Charles street %
700 HHDS. PRIME BACON SIDES for sale
1OOby SMITH & NICODEMUS. apl5,tf
100 TIERCES McKEEHAN & EVANS cole
5Mr bSRfpga Sugar Cured Hams for sale by
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
frs d2r sale by G. cAssARD& SON.
100 BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
sale by G. CAssARD son, 4O7and 400 W Bal
150o BOXES "GROSS & DIETRICHS0
lcUCelebrated olene Soap This old established and
ca for sGaP ass B. h RfP
more l2O s Eutaw street. opposite B. O. R. Depot nA
000 PUNCHES BANANAS; 10 bbIs- Havana
for sale on Peagsns ems J h rs Of the
O00 BAGS BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
SCUM Hb syast for sale by GEO W WAIT SON
900 BOXES MESSINA ORANGES; 100 do.
ct 6H I Ehfs s sn5 Ahssv ~ f
900 BASKETS GENUINE HEIDSiECK
eGf in S for sale Ct Anew
500 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
BoT 81 sSe 9s by manufacturers agent WILLIAM
GOO Chestnut POSTS.-Landing and for
e sas EH F4S n M soiSes os s No
Caroline streets ~ mil ~
. 000 PEACH TREES FOR SALEbyT- 7.
~ OOMARIlN BRO, Y S. Calvert street. ap4tf
2 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
o.OOOA superior article, sale low by manufactu
rers agent, WIN H. BOLTON, 81 W Pratt street ap2Stf
= lD0 lbs. PEELED PEACHES; rs bushels
c.OOODried Apples URI KIIBURN, IS South St ais
10 000 LBS. WESTERN BUTTER in kegs
= ~ 1mHO0 and half bbls., just received, for sale by b
hl-ptR l2O 5 Eutaw street Opposite B. L o. r R De-
poe.L r m6-tf
10 ono DOMESTIC OPERA, REGALIA,
1OeOOOand LONDRES CIGARS for sale cheap for
cash by IlioS N WEBB, S L. corner OF Garden and adi
SUI s9eeIS: jal3tf
On 0n0 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AND
~ sOOOS Snow White Zinc for sale low by mannfac.
tuners agent WM H. BOLTON, 81 ". Pratt STREET ap22f
1nn 00G FEET GAS and WATER PIPE:
NJ O.OOOaso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale hv
DSnz.S q JfN N Ms - ). Charles street. fe22f
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.Hlstals, 9arovare, Ef.

NEW H A RI " A R 4 a n D HO ms 4
~ FURNISHING STORE
- ANDREW REUTER- K SONS,
No. ST W. BALTIMORE STREET,
a.. between Frederick and Cav SITS
0qr stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
hNlEES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
gers RALORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions Taors'
Shears OF every size, French Cooks and Carving Knives
TorSS T and Champagne Nppers PLATED and BRI
NNIA AXE, such as Forks, Spoons, Tea Sets Pitchers
Casters Coffee Urns Lamps and CandIestcks Also fine
StoGK Of PLANISHED TIN WARE the celebrated OLD
iebtons Ice Cream and Jelly M0ULDS, Fancy Japanned
pu cages lea Cannsters Brushes, Fancy busters and
many other articles too numerous mention Also gene
Ta oo aFdT2le' Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials
The prices and quality of Goods will found equal to any
solicited. - ~ F1'''0 ID i''LeJ ~ NY
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Miass, 4iuaOrs, Kt.
GA BOGGS, COTTMAN l. CO.,
taE@5j Nos. "A and 46 LOMBARD STREET
s1kE.6& OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE


UsA5j Nos. A and 40 LOMBARD STREET,
- G SaTTfN6 6FIEi' STORES
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIEs, GIN, CIGARS, &c
oMEsTIcwTHG9IdEff44bdER DEAL E1R n g.,
cqg1sc Brandies old Rye Whisky Of different
Holland Holland Gin. German Tonic Bitters
Madeira, Sherry, Port Lisbon Lavender,
S eaas1 M Champagne and RRHisp9SSgy
H iSys4fI and Principe Cigars G G9?,
"a H. F. STICKNEY,
l N 1M MP EERs AND 1N WyHoLEsALE DEALER
AND SUPERIOR OLD RYE wHIsKEY,
mott No. q CHEAPsIDE, Baltimore.
@ PRACHT, VONEIFF & co.
M&a Nos. l22 and l2i LOMBARD STREET.
w., WINES, gRASp iiEE" GI9 Gid q &c.
Agents for G. H Mumm Co.'S Champagne ? A. Mumm,
Frank the Main; Oldekap, Marehac 4 Cos Bor,
G@R DE CokMIs & ROGERS, '--'N" '''AA'
g. IMPORTERS M AND vs - NJ, =, ,,v, ~
VINES BRAND1Es. GINS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
sS SSTG# AER ESH HAtH wHskEfs
mr24-u No. Commerce street, Bait.
@fNWILLIAM F. GETTY,
x6N AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
5. E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD ps STREETS,
Invites attention to his carefully selected stock of
BRANDIES,
with the fom him that every article shall prove
as represented and at prices but e above cost cf
imdortaton
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Of all grades, constantly on hand. ja2tf
GA CHARLES H. ROSS & Co,
tsEkl3J IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Sz6R3 LlQUORS, WINE Els &c,
NO. COMMERCE STREET,
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
houses, "
COGNAC BRANDIES
0tard, Hennessey &c
ROCHELLE BRANDIEs
Seignette, Pellevosin, &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c
WINES,
Champagne, Sherry Port, Madeira, Malaga &c
=. AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited their large stock of
1r. OLD RYE WHlSKEY,
which cannot be eXcelled by any house in the nited
states INCLUDING EStia Fine Superior Monongahea jack
Also, Imitation Sweet
Inch cannot be exceed by any house in the United
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN,
PURE SPIRITS, RECTIFIED WHISKEY
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
49, WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction will be taken back
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Sbipping SatsIliasnfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MAY IA.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
easa1 ay W de Grace per steamer Ian
Boat Lindsey Mehafey Capt Weaver-lumber to K
D Boat Young America, Capt Hatch-umber to Thomas
Boat G McConkey, Capt ThOmpsOn-lumber to Henry
Boat Judge Ward, Capt Scott-lumber to Henry James
Bost BALTIC Coal Co.. No l. Capt Betron-cOa to Thomas
BSat e NsFy Gapt wahbu
&Co. 'Ap' ''''eS pig iron 10 hcNiin
cd b1at Alice Welsh Capt Bakerpig and
Boat Col JnO Raymond Capt wson-lumber to McDou
Boat Highland Home, Capt. Moury-coal to
CLEARED
teamshlP Jos whitney HGwes BostonA Hpggns
Sehr Israel H Day, Chase, Providence-s Phillips Co
Brig Muscovado, (Br Thurston, Domera, W H. Perot
Schr Dasher, r) Smith, St John, n. B., T. r. Matthews
schr Kendrck Fish, WALL Jacksonville Heslen Ro-
sehr r X Hawley, Pritchet, Norfolk Petersburg Va
schr; v. s. Tripett, Prtchett, Richmond, VIM Apple,
sssEsEs F Tf Fysr 4 Psss Bro
Sehr Pandora, Trayers, Richmond
SAILED
Ship Mary Caroline Stevens Etchberger Monrovia, c.
Bark Kate, Oliver Rvor Platte in tow of steamtug Lii
Bark suiote' Hartman, Boston, in tow ofthe steamug
Bark Kech Comet (Br) Hill, Bermuda in tow of steam
t tsgig Foster Foster 6 Chase Sss Boston.
MEMORANDA
& Layfed arrived at New York from
Ship Isaac Jeanes, Chpman cleared New York for Bal
Ship Cero Gordo, Randall arrived at New Orleans from
Ship Alexander Balm, from Liverpool for Baltimore was
seen S)tl ult., lat. Il 49, Ion 45 10.
schr Francis J Henry, Brawscome, af and FIN Baltimore
heavy weather. lost sails and sprung aeak put
Bark Daniel Webster Nickerson for Baltimore Pa
schr ocean Bird Gibbs, for Baltimore sailed from Provi
Brig Emerald Island, Br) = from Monges Island for
Baltimore, was spoken LIST inst miles from Crooked Is
Brig Queen of the South, Chapman Boston, cleared at
Sehr Ellen GodsbOrough Bunting, Baltimore cleared
Steamer Diamond State, Krwan, arrived at Alexandria,
stermer Bevdere Keene, arrived at Richmond FIN Balti
Ship Isaac Jeanes Chapman, for Baltimore, cleared a. N
Brig Northman Land for Baltimore sailed from Charles
Schr Jos Holmes, Matthews for Baltimore was at Jack
St bT Ssoma a from Baltimore for Liberia
81 Sc imom mas L 80 u " dismasted
threw load and the nSry
damages, 7u''o'S
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW fOkk May l2-AT ships Puerch, Antwerp City
London. -''iou'ii i'och'
Ga steamship Cahawba Havana banks c. Dyer Fer
ambuco. -"'e'n "'ai' erh-
NEW, NEW YORK, May 13.Arr. ships Wabamo, Rotterdam
k9 gTd George NeTfaste J, liverpool
Werp GoIden Eagle, San Francisco; Tusko Rotterdam
TdTk a. thornton, MatanZas; brig Ames St Jago schr
PH!LADELPliIA, May I2.-Am. ship Zered Londonderry
n any, --''A"'e'i' washington
Td bark Progresso Rotterdam; brig LIVERPOOL London
PHILADELPHIA, May l3-Arr. steamer keystone State
'h THiI SO. parK Chas f. Lex, Pernambuco.
Va; steamer Keystone State Charleston
h. 49, MAY I'D banks Talavero Cape of Good
trouwen, Rotterdam. ~ Seni' VET
,ron,,,, SOUTHERN PORTS
NOkFQLks May l2.-Arr schr Arkansas Port Depost
,,CHARLESION, May ll.-Crd. steamship Marion New
ork; schr. Ida, West indies ioh' -'e"
York. Anus "ah' Ne"
punk; schr. Argus. Cartienas ~
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Emil Rnans.
1859. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1859.
d 60. FOR Ry BOSTON gHS lis

1903. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1859
- - FOR ky Bo Eas sE@r
D.u, - WHITE MOUNTAINS, 1@r1,EHr<--zsz
70 hiE i va NORWlCH AND WORCESTER LINE.
ynrL oo VI Sourtland street. Pier Is, North RIVER New
Trains Vi 'le FHlladelphla and southern
PPaa"uauh TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE
lhd their checks for baggage To the Eypress
Pc IN cars ana receive cards for the same from
hacLS 70 HSed on board Of steamers for through
expense for carriage hire - "ef- ffee ~ Charge. NO
The new and magnificent staornar COMMONWEALTH
j. W Wlilams, commander leaves every TnesIay Tirs'
DAY anu saturday, at o'clock, p n "S' i"uio
me last ana elegant steamer CONNECTICUT VIM Will
cox commander, leaves every Monday Wed,ssdar ~
Friday at O'Clock, p. NJ. "'' "eulesuay ana
The Boats this route unriyalled
Passengers going by this Line take new a,s,, r;d 49,.
splendidy furnished sixteen wheel cars AT iTlvni
and arrive in time for the early trains going Narti ia
East. s''"h -'oiuh ana
The superiority of this route consists in splendid e+
boats, unsurpassed in the worldthe Commonwea Iany
the ne plus ultra of steamboat architecture spacious
teen wheel the easiest invented the road tac
the reest from dust of all the roads III New England and in
the beauty OF the country passing through the heart the
Elegant family and other State Rooms had on board
No charge for berts in cabins Meals furnished board
10 secure Rooms in advance, other information
or inquire of E. S MARTIN, Agent.
m3 3m NavV
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La - - NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
: ---LEz=sszs44vET1 CHANGE OF HOURS

WASHINGTON BRANCH ROAD
ture will be as follows i ' ~ '' VI N0F"'
From Baltimore at 42O and 7.45 A. NJ, 4l5 and 53OP M
ualLiy, except sundays on Sundays at 20 A. NJ only
IRON aShing'on at 40 and so A. NJ, and Is p NJ
uarIrIy, except Sundays; on Sundays at p NJ only
me frSt and third trains from Baltimore and Washington
and Annapolis functions. " ' " ""'i'i"s''h
for te accommodaon Of persons DESTROYS Of remaining
VIII be issued by the afternoon trains good to return on the
special Round Trip Tickets will also issued on Saturday
GESSs or sunday Mornings, good to the trains
r. Round Trip Tickets will also be sold by the Morning
IFlls' gOod 10 return an the Afternoon Trains, usual
anoo =, W.P SMITH,
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
81 WALL STREET, Corner of William,) NEW YORK.
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAVI.
CATION RISKS
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"a Gu -. FOR THE

nz.s - - 80 ,- VEST AND SOUTH
lows: - 4 "-' III" az 'oi
at ea N Camden Station Baltmore7Ma Except Sunday
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Rotb
trains go directly through '4'7i' Dun
p, FOR WAY PASSENGERS
between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 NJ train
between Cumberland and Wheeling (by lying over for tnm
pelia ana wheeling Accommodation Train and between
timore ~ ~ " , ! = AVA i'li iloLu bdl-
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 15P NJ
and from Frederick at $50 A. N. " = ''''
NE ELiICOITS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore att %
6.45 ?. NJ ~ ' iii'S DIT '.1V A NJ, and
fIt RELAY HOUSE, (besides the regular tran) sne
p. NJ. ~ anu tle relay at 6Io
For WASHINGTON AND THE SOJTy
heye Samore at 4 20 and 745 A. NJ Is and 53nP
~ On sundays at 20 A. NJ only Leaves Washngton Far
Satmoe at 20 and $50 A. NJ and 90 and Il p n I'm
oGuayS at 40 r NJ only. The and fourth trans
fourth trains from Baltimore and washington n5
trains on the Annapolis Road o0' wiz"
'cEfts OF every kind information, &C. apply to
E"LAND' Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
T. NJ COT u c, NJ, Master of Transportation.
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M KEITH, JR:, 4 son,
4fAs MANUFACTURERs' AGENTS,
NO. % SOUTH Charles STpLET

solicited patronage Oh 'iie pp0c Is reSP @bf.If
WI Nhllh Jh, q sun,
NO % S0fTTIf III Hhfas rs St sTRsET
Offer for sale at lcy est rates
LARGO rlitt Sons Cut Nails, all sizes;
a KT5TG and Go TacSs Shoe and Finishing Nails
Ames Rowland's ShoVels and Sn ceGl
sheb 1sls a ratGnt S9o sEerJ and Spades
h a9ats F BSt 2oTI Sad Irons
BB aasla5 AP Ps%P5 t S5n FaH Nails
HSop nn T? sSe caf n1 Tan and Cart Boxes
Darby ly o Greek 5I,.k $$cythe stones stones
4zHa%dss Spf fr9m Ssfa Sh SRd knrs Hinges
I1 m I ~ i,Irnes, &c, &c &c. mh4 I'm
/ ARD"ARE. HISS . corr
MANUFACTURERS, AG&STSSo XIII ctRIFf ssTPTET
HOE co 65s G3s gF s AHNEERcAM A HRG Gr
FISHER \ N0RRIS; AMERICAN EAGLE ANy1Is and
S,shNbWfIClHf \ % : CIT TAcKs SHOE
c6 EIffA3S $ ,prropn yn agM1 'n0f Nails
S$% 5'fn" 1Dnr aar POINT
F! HUH SA ri coypAyy,s GARNET .1
A RRAARRhIG9SGKKs HORSE MATT co,,n,> 0,D--,H' anu
o AhFg N s6Ts sHoyrIs a hoNsA AND
WV; WILCOX \ co IS PLATE and PADL0CkSS' ~''
SCYTHES 'D "'nN anu "hASS
BULbERs kAb sE EfffFTH RR i6TW2SNRR &C.
assortment A ii4Ai'D"A nE' d large anu full
All of which we offer at Lowest roo.or,r p.;oo,
KEYsER, TRoXE7L 4 co.
u n w A r IF q IT 8 r
M 10 SoUru or ~ G.
IMPORTERS on ATT nI1eIf M Irr1o,,o, o-
4 tp6I - = rn,, W ALI1 DEHoChlP1IONS OF
iao-> anu STEEL, nave constantly hand complete
aSsortine ,3r o. -
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON,
,,,r,o Manufacturers of
v1Aprcr AND IArrSSs R SS 'n uA r@nr
III y 81 n IN En- BDi ItIt IftON WORKS,
A., ELM SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL. FORGE
N1p a if Tor me best ylyana and Maryland
Az fihAClIF. and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES
leZZ-t
nTGAN 3 JENKINS
\ EGSnnJSrIc,ooi - ms.
A~ I o1hh " =. ~ IThRD WARE MERCHANTS,
Are gents for the foIIou n,I No.
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SAILED


Ship Mary Caroline Stevens, Etchberger, Monrova c.
Bark Kate, Oliver Rvor la Platte tow of seamtug Ii
Bark Sulioe, Hartman, Boston, tow of the steamtug
tug Tigress " WV " ~
Brig Foster, Chase, Boston,
Fairy Queen. " -
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Iii FOR ROTTERDAM
- The ! American ship "MACAULAY,n J. J. Rod
gers, MASTER will have quick dispatch For freight or pas
sage apply to the Captain board Commercial wharf
o A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
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'i% lhoN:-20O tons Car-Wheel Iron: 400 do.
LEE saS f9rge in yard and for sale by STEPHEN
N'1'' 'as street. ns-tf
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DISASTERS.
brig Pama Morgan, from Baltimore for Liberia mt into
st; Thomas, sd ult dismasted r ~
Schr Henrietta Williams, from Raltimore
ea at Nor1ok 18th inst Experienced very heavy weather
damages, 7uii'y
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GOOD TO SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS
Nexschooner j. Randall the following ayorite brands
viz: % o'
5000 Londres Sultana
5000 :" Union Amid.
5000 Mensangen LOndres
5000 LondreS, j. H. e.
1900 Yqualdad.
2500 Media Reg. Florida Beu
Lion s9
5000 Londres OCalata
1900 D'Escribeta Flor
1850 Selma Flor de Morales
For sale by LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
d22u SO Buchanan's wharf
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STRAlTON, SANFORD CO.,
dIeH l0l Pearl and "a Stone streets, New York
INDIA CHINA.-Twelve dinner sets, each con.
tanning one hundred and sixty pieces For sale BY
THOMAS WHITRIDGE o. 10 and Bowlys wharf
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EA CPAS. McCOLGAN Il BRO.
tAAl No. SARATOGA STREET
FSExzA NEAR GAY.
Have on hand and offer for all of the most annrova
brands OF both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which thew
are prepared to sell the terms Tho
enumerate in part viz BRANDIES of different brands IN
public stores HOLLAND GIN; Port, Sherry Madeira and
Malaga WINES; JAMAICA SPIRITS, of superior QUALITY
irish Scotch and Pure Old Rye WHSKEYS, of fine quality
and havoT iMMEll &c, &c. all of which the public are
HIvllcu 70 cal anu examine Tor themselves. diff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09
mHE ADVERTISER. a YOUNG AND H1oaLY EDucA.

ted Southern gentleman has been induced BY very
cular crestances (Which will be fully and satisfactorily
planned approved y advertise for wife
yembcr His wife be young lady or widow THE latter
prepre equal education and social position with himself
tiser would tina, he is worth half o. which
however be worth her right Mt 900 which will
also be secured TO her. Asa portion q the time
will be spent every year In Europe his wife must DO lash
ionabe lady Since the advertiser has neither time nor iucna
ton for long correspondence courshp be s 70
decline letters such contain the writer
and references In return his honor pledged that MS
and the best references shall he given together with
full explanation Of his motives thus seeking wife, Ad
dress, for week, CLAUDE LORRAINE Madison aquAre
pQet ONCE.
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EQR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POTOMAC CAPTAIN
n W Watson viii pier L. North riy err on Monday,
Oct H. o'clock NJ Freight 10 cents per foot Insur
onco 0ne-haf -
No commission for forwarding.
No bills OF nding signed after steamers departure
Apply 70 H. b. CROMWELL CO.,
Weef streef
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Mr. WALCOT.
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The wonderful tight rope performer
The a P'PSaRla65s SsHns artist
The famous low comedy representative,
From the Southern theatres.
Mr. FRANCE
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Western, Smith &c, will appear
Popular song by Mr. James Dunn.
To be followed by an attractive selection from the brilliant
p'0 WOODS MISsrRAIs,
In which Messrs Eph Horn D. Wambold and the entire
: '' CELEBRATED COMPANY
Favort. song Kathleen Mavourneen
by Madame LOvARNAY.
Concluding NV AZ sseT RGR1aI GfiRisd e tho
MR. BRoUeHAM ugos MR. DAv1DaE.
In THE EVENING,
The entertainments commence with The grand romantic
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Mr.. GRosvEsoK,
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Miss ROSA SHAVE
And Mrs. AUSTIN will appear
THE h'f pE xeif IF Madame x4c.ur
To be followed wSk * hs glorious piece Of the
Mrs. CHARLES PLUNKErr
And Miss FANNY FRANCE
After which, MW
Ara-"Guguiemo Telo by Miss Francis.
To be succeeded by the
Wonderful performances of
HERR CLINE
on the corde elaaique.
After which the highly amusing and popular pantomme q
FOUR LOVERS.
Bibbc, his great speciality. by Mr.. G. /" Fox,
assisted by his
Fine Pantomme Troupe.
Song-"The Flag Of Our Union ,,..
The conclude with the ingenious and AHghA
- Bile of
BOX AND COX,
by
Nessrs Walcot and Brougham.
Tickes 70 cents each be had at the usual depots.
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Cabin passage. SIS Deck a
splendid seamRhip MARION I Fc.ter
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
SECOND WEEK
SECOND WEEK
SECOND WEEK
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
UNPARALLELED SDCCESS
of the thoroughly original
INTENSELY EXCITING MORAL DRAMA,
Prepared from the popular novel of the nae by H. j.
Conway, Esq, and produced in the artis,ically
complete manner crowded and deeply
affected audiences
OUT OF THE DEPTHS;
OUT OF THE DEPTHS;
OUT OF TIE DEPTHS;
or, The Story Of
A WOMAN'S LOVE AND LIFE,
In three powerfully effective acts TO be repeated
MoSDAY-IN THE AFTERNOON 5, EVENING AT
~ O'CLOCK
ACT INVADING IN.
ACT II.-DEEPER AND DEEPER.
ACT III.-OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
After which, in the afternoons, GRAND SOIRRE DAN.
SANTE PAS DIR DEUX, by the celebrated Gale GSs-
In The evenings the elegant baet pantomne DU
CHALUMEAU.
The Arab Giant IA feet high and q years old the Grand
Aquara Happy Family Trunk of Tree from the Mount az
Olives &c, to be seen without extra charge.
Abundance ALL Is cents children under TO- Is CENTS
quet seats, Is cents extra.