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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL, 1859.
The European advices by Ocean Queen had favor
rmness, though prices are not quotably higher. The
sales to-day foot up 500 bales. Yellow corn 70c white
do. SOC. Beef firm at SIS. Shoulders firm at &c.
New ORLEANS, Sept 13, 1859.
Cotton has advancing tendency sales oday $500
bales slightly dearer prices-mddlng 114c. Sales of
last three days. 500 bales receipts IA 900 bales against
superine and S. rs SIS so for extra. Eastern hay $685.
Western $24 Freight cotton to Liverpool 9l6d Ster
ling exchange, clear bills, sh 10 premium Exchange
on New York, sixty days, X discount; sight bills %
MoBuR, Sept 49, 1859.
Cotton-Sales to-day 1,7O1 bales at 102c. ale for
mddlngs The sales of the last three days add 200
bales, and the receipts $500
Tho Couriers annual statement makes the cotton crop
CINCINNATI, September 10, 1869.
Flour heavy and unchanged Corn dull. Whiskey &C
tive at 23Hc Provisions quiet Cut meats declined &c.
CHICAGO, Sept IS, 1859.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet and &c &C. lower; sales
OF $500 bushels spring TIC from store Corn dull and
3sc lower: sales at CSC. from Oats quiet. Re
ceipts-10 500 bbls flour, 900 bushels wheat % 900
bushels corn, 10 500 bushels oats Shipments-9S 900
bushels wheat 900 bushels corn IL bushels oats
BUFFALO, Sept 13-6P NJ
Four-upper Lake spring extra, l2hc. 25c. ad
vance and scarce other grades steady 500 bbs
at Is for State from old Chicago spring wheat 81 rs
"a 80 for good to choice d. from new spring wheat;
. soa = S7K for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio;
ket without change sales 5000 bushels white Canada in
lots, at 81 % 81 l2; 1900 bushels prime white In
diana at 81 16 and small lots Canada and Milwaukee, cub
ut 0Oc Corn quiet and steady: sales II 900 bushels No
Illinois at 70c Oats steady: sales 900 bushels Canada
at SEC. No sales Of other grains. Whskey nominal
25c Imports-8,000 bbs flour, 80 900 bushels wheat
900 bushels corn. Expors61 900 bushels wheat 600
bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats
OswEGo, Sept 1876 NJ
Flour steady: sales at - Is for extra State from Chica-
no spring wheat - Is from red winter and IS IS from
white do Wheat without material change, with good
demand for spring, while in other grades there Is but little
Donp sales 49, 00 bushels at SSc. for No Chicago
Spring. including Is 100 bushels to go Canada pri-
yate terms Corn In demand and held vt 74c 10 arrive,
which is trife above the views Of buyers but none Of
consequence the spot Oats steady sales 5000 bush
els Western at 32c. Barley In limited request: sales
500 bushels Canadian private terms but supposed at
74s No rye in market. Frcights unchanged. Lake i'm
ports-40 600 bushels wheat Canal cxportsl $40 bbs
flour 32S00 bushels wheat, 5000 do barley, 200 do
oats.
TORONTO, Sept Is, 1859.
Flour in active demand, but scarce Wheat firm and
&C. higher. Oats declined DC, Barley advanced lc,
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Died.
AGYEw.-On Tuesday, Sept. Is, MARY NAsH daughter
Of Doctor G. R. and Mary Agnew, aged months and Is
days.
ByRNK.-On Monday, September II, after b short III.
ness, JAMES ByRSE, native OF Cstegarden, County Kill
kenny, Ireland, in tho Goth year Of his age
his frends and those Of his family are requested 10 at
tend tho funeral from his late residence No. Lafayette
street, between Fleet and Dcbevos Streets Brooklyn this
wednesday, afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Brspy.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Sept II JOHN RuspY
in the 31th year OF his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend his funeral on Thursday afternoon nj
three O'Clock, from his late residence sos Columbia street
South Brooklyn.
Why! why do VIC mourn DER tho hfeess clay,
It's only an empty cell,
The inmate Is soaring far away;
In happier home TO dwell.
OH could we see him he is now,
And hear the songs he SINGS
With glittcrng on his radiant brow
Apd his harp With the golden string
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The Great Fire at Halifax.

H4LFAx, oVpt I659
At nine O'Clock Friday night fire broke out in
Hollis street. Ordnance and from thence it extended
along the entire block destroying Motifs building tcnanted
by Ackhurst, auctoneer; Smmonds, stove store; H. Y.
Mott, spice dealer; Chamberlain stove store Hunter,
-four sore Taylor flour store; and Whysta, shoe store
On Granville street the following stores and build
ings were Observation-Disclosures, dry goods; Hesson,
tailor; Webb druggist; Rogers, hatter Richardson,
Vaux 4 McCullocks, dry goods; McKenze matchmaker;
Creighton and wswel, dry goods Coombs, shoe store;
J. Bennett dry goods Dafas Co., merchants; Della
tore RaynOr merchants; Romans stone building; Jor
ens wooiien Hall; Chapman, dry goods; Skerry, dry
goods Mgnows, dry GOODS Robson hats and Creighton,
books.
On harrington street several buildings also de-
sroyed including the printing offices Of Mr.. Backader and
J. BOwes Il Son.
The total loss will probably reach million OF dollars
The amount Of insurance is not as yet ascertained.
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WARRINGTON Sept Is, 1859
Flag officer Montgomery, of the Pacific squadron writes
80 the Navy Department. that Captain Kelly Of the Sara
mac reports that he could learn Of material interests Of
our citizens Gueyaquil demanding protection; that the
town evacuated by the inhabitants and that its bonn
bardment by naval forces Of Peru threatened
republic being at with Ecuador. Capt Montgomery
says that unless otherwise directed he proposes visiting
ali the ports Of Central America and Mexico far north
rs Maxatlan
Information has been received here that the steamers
Cass Yrisarr and Mary Frances the San Juan river,
Nicaragua, will be seized for debt.
The America fire company, of Philadelphia,
Ceving marked attentions They have been entertained
by Col. Florence On visiting the executive mansion to-
day they warmly received by the President who
briefly responded to the presentation address and to
whom Gen. Small replied. They visit Mount Vernon to-
morrow.
large mass Of documents has been received from
Gen Harvey relative to tho San Juan island dispute
bracing copies Of his correspondence with Gov Douglass
There ID no probability Of the return Of Gen Jerez to
Washington but the Nicaraguan legation will remain in
charge Of Senior Molina, the Costa Rican Minister.
The State Department has received information from
Minister at Berlin that Christian Ernst, American
naturalzed CITIZEN who had been compelled BY force to
enter the Hanoveran army has, upon the remonstrancc
OF our government, been discharged from the service.
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Tho Family Herald.

The FAMILY HERALD Of to-day "Wednesday viii con-
tain full report Of the proceedings Of the Republican Con
venon at Syracuse with tho Of the Nominees; The
proceedings Of the Republican American State Conven
tons at Trenton N determination of Charles s. Olden BY
both parties.
TEshs-The FAMILY HERALD published every Wednesday
Two Dollars per Subscriptions received the once
OF Fulton and Nassau Single copies (prce four
cens be Obtained the ONCE and OF all vendors Ad
yertlsements inserted al the usual HERALD rates.
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Drawings OF Wood, Eddy d Co.'s Lotto
DnAvA,s, Exr.A CrAss No. $50, s.srxxnz. Is. 1854
63, ~, II. IS, IL, ~, 81, g., 81, IS, -, a. H.
DE1AwARx. Class NO. 40. sErrExssa Is. lssa
6, rs, 81, Is, "a, AZ. 48, IS, 46, 81, 20, 81, So.
GsoRoIA. CLAss No. ls7 sxrrEnssa Is 1859.
81, IS, IS. 50, 81. s., 20, -. "a, !, 40, So; 3d.
8, SO, %, rs, q, 2, 80. I8, 81, %, AZ, IS, 80.
WOOD, EDDY Co. Wilmington, Del
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Interesting from Utah.
ANOTHER INDIAN MASSACRE IN aOREGOS-TuE TER

RITORIAL ELECTION.
b. LOUIS, Sept. IL, 1859
Utah papers, received here this evening furnish
count Of another Of party of emigrants by In
dams The affair happened July "a, on Raft river Ore
gon where the emigran,s attacked by baud of
Shoshones, and six and woman of the emf
grants killed, and six men and one woman wounded.
Some OF the latter not expected to live The Indians
then robbed the wagons of hundred dollars
money, and drove Off large quantity of their stock The
attacking Indians the party who reported
recently TO have been severely chassed by the troops
under Lieut. Gray.
In the recent election in Utah three Gentles elect
ed TO tho Territorial Legislature, namely, Samuel Mills
Vim. S. Osborn and Charles Croker.
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TTOwEs' IMPROVED SCALES
Ill MORGAN IRON WORKS. August TO- 1851
TO whom may concernWc hereby certify that We have
had in for the past six months Howe's improved
platform scales trong Bass PATENT, of fifty capacity
which has worked to our entire sasfactonso much so thai
have ordered an additions Of twenty capacity
and moi cheerfuiy recommend said patent hose In
want Of scales. QUINTARD 4 WHITNEY.
Call and examine the new principle
FRANK Il. HOWE,
III Broadway, corner Of Dey street,
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
Dcspa tchos from the Pacific Squadron
The War Between Peru and Ecaador-
The New Treaty with Mexico, So.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.


Tho New Treaty with Mexico, So.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1859.
Dispatches were received this morning at the Navy
Department from Captain Montgomery of the flag ship
Merrmac, dated Panama, August 81. He reports the
squadron In excellent condition He has recent adyices
from Peru brought by Captain Kelly giving the latest in
tegence regard the recently declared between
Peru and Ecuador He says he could learn Of no mate
rial interests Of citizens at that place (Guaya.
gully demanding protection; that the town was
entirely evacuated by its inhabitants, and the
bombardment by naval forces OF Peru threat
ened. Assurances, however, were given him by the
Peruvian Commander that should collision ensue all
foreigners and their would receive the fullest
protection. Capt Montgomery WILL he returns
10 the coast visit all the ports Of Central America and
Mexico in the whole extent Of these coasts
Mr. McIane left this morning for the North He will
return before leaving for Mexico Our government will
make no further advances in their negotiations with
Mexico II the Juarez government declines to accede
the propositions of government in regard the
~, tho matter will rest until the meeting of Congress
whom the President will lay the whole subject before them
and lot them take such action they think proper
The Secretary OF the Navy today gave an order to
Governor jackson, Of the Bristol Firearms Company
Rhode Island for hundred Burnsides breech load
ing rifles for the naval service.
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DEPARTURES.

For Richmond &c, in the steamship RoanokeC Keeling.
John Darnley. Watson, Bernardus Dony Mrs Robin
inson mother and two SERVANTS Miss Blair Fletcher Edw
lin, Mrs Barth David Parry Rastlo Robert lawson Ju
liam Milton, Mclane, II u Burroughs saac Van Dyke.
VIM McFarlane, VIM Seton, Miss A Purdy Miss Adeiixt
Perry, Whitaker, Miss Grsysford. Armistead. q w
Bailey, Miss LYMAN Thomas Hume, Hamilton Mason, Mrs
R0berts-and ~ in the steerage.
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Sussex C0UnFY-CLAss No l46, SsFfEMsER Il IB59.
So, II, Is, 8, so, 6, 6s, 2, %, 80, 46, rs.
Is, 80, AZ, "a, 4s, 2, II, 81, 63, u.s. 43, s1 &c. So.
Witness hand. = Wilmington. Del, this day Tues-
lay, September 13 1859.
JOHN DALE,
JOHN W. WALKER, commissioners.
ALFRED 4. WOOTTRN.S
FRANCK BROADBENTS i CO.,
Wilmington, Del.
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Picture GalIery.-The Subscriber has
and neatly fitted up lat his looking glass establish
men 66 Canal street, gallery for the exhibition and sale Of
paintings The gallery will be open Thursday
the lb,h inst. from A. NJ to8PM Admission free. Among
really fine pictures will be found original Anel
Illustrating the parting of the Corsar and Medora Byron
M T, WHITLOCK
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Methodist Book Concern, 400 Mulberry
STREET, NEW YORK.
Being in constant receipt Of inquiries from brethren re-
speeding sewing machines with requests
purchase, have In conjunction with lady frends
carefully and thoroughly examined the various machines q
WHEELER WILSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Broadway New York, fully combine tho
and such confidently
Having favorable results from their In
the households of friends DESTROYS that their
should be shared by all brethren and hence have
Interested ourselves in their behalf.
With best wishes your BRETHREN
ABEL STEVENS, THOS, CARLTON,
JAMES FLOY, j. PORTHR,
DANIEL WISE, j. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WIN. A. cox.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 1854
broadway 6S Broadway OF Blocker Photo
graphs, daguerreotypes and smbrotypes-
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Murder mt St. stephen. N. b.

CALAIS, Me- Sept. To- 1853.
This afternoon Thomas Boyer stabbed James Clarke in
Tho heart st. Stephen, N. b. Clarke lived minutes
He had annoyed and assaulted Boyer previous the
The Coroners verdict in accordance with the facts
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Gurncy's Gallery, 7O7 Broadway, First
block below the New York HoeL-Photograph daguerreo
types, miniatures In oil and iyorytypes
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the In the world Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied at No. Astor House.
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Mnravilla Cures Badness, Removes Dan.
dru and prevents the hair from falling Sold by all drug
gists Retail depot f. Pitts 100 Broadway Barnes Park rs
and Is Park row. Charles Ernest Co., 60 Maiden lane.
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The Right Man for the Right Place Can
be selected by chronological examinations at FOWLER
WELLS 306 Broadway.
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Kennedy's Medical Discovery is War
scroula eryspelas saheum scad head ul-
cerated sore legs. For sale BY all druggists.
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Barry's Tricopherous is the Best ans
cheapest article dressing beauufyng cleaning ourlns
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT, Sold BY
druggists.
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Non-ArrivaI OF the Persia.

SANDY Hook, Sept Al A. N.
There as yet no signs of the steamship Persia
due Of this point, with Liverpool dates Of the Sd inst
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radi-
cal cure truss They also keep silk elastic stockings for ys
deformes made order. No Vesey street. Aston House.
New York.
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Hill, Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
whkers every style and TASTE beautifully executed No.
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HilIs Hair Dye, SO Cents-Black OF
brown Best hair dye in Depot No. Barclay street.
sold v all druggists.
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m0rr1eds
BuRGKR-SHoMAKxR.-On Monday, Sept. L. by the
Rev. Mr. Hscox, Mr.. EDWARD BURGER, OF New York TO
Miss SYDLH SHoxNAKER, of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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Forgery at Baltimore.


Edward Ashcraft clerk of Belt, Bowie Il Co.,
rested day. forging check of 1890 the Franklin
Bank against his employers. He subsequently attempted
70 commit suicide Nearly all the money recovered
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The Legislature Of TIE State OF Delaware at M Last session,
havng given France, BroAdbeuts Co lottery
twenty years the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by the Governor Of said State superntend the drawing Of
said lottery do hereby certify that the following the
bes drawn this day
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Tho London StereOsc0pic Co.'s Depot
For sereoscopes and stereoscopc pictures 6 broadway
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Wigs and Tou-
pees the best world surprising all made Sold ap
piled at the mandatory, 2S3 Broadway.
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Question Settled.-It was supposed
that Knox had achieved perfection In hat making before he
issued his production But the supposon proved
He has startled the with the beauty OF his fall
style and the demand for is proving with its
merits When you want elegant durable and cheap hat
go II to KNOxS. No. 22 broadway. Knox has settled
the question who makes The best hat
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AucOck's Porous Plasters.-Thoy Resolve
assuage pain calling forth he acd humors pars
internal the skin Sold 1t Is cents each n ~ Canal street,
and by drurrista.
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Trusses, shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ngs bandages and DIR. Glovers lever truss No. Ann
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Il BuN1oNs,
NAILS PENETRATING THE FT.ESH
ENLARGEMENT OF THE GREAT TOl
Joint cured without pain 90 that the boot can be worn imme
atey the operation without the least
patient by Dr. ZACHARlE, chiropodis 100 Broad
way. Refers to the physicians and surgeons Of Tho cy
CEY1N'S BAZAAR,
sis BROADWAY.
FALL FASHIONS
LADIES AND FAMILIES
Arenvied inspect the attractive noveesin branch
attire received by the late
as those designed BY the artists Of the Bazaar comprising
Paris fall bonnets, Of exquisite beauty.
The new fall fashions IN misses bonnets
New styles Of nfans wsrdrobes plain and richly embrod
A superb selection Of laces and embroideries.
Ladies' and misses wardrobes Of every quality and STYLE
Ladies' breakfast and travelling robes.
Fancy clothing for boys, designA.
BCyv and youths suits, the latest French tyles.
ladies' and misses plain and fancy Shoes CATERS he.
(entemcns furnishing goods Including rohca dc chAbre.
Iades' riding hats and caps
Paraaols, new shape, mounting 6c
Iades' and children's hosery, no.
Iades' and childrens fancy furs.
Ladies' making tour Of the twenty departments Of tho Ba
xaar will have AN opportunity Of seeing, WERE one
view all ruling fashions d Europe and New for the
SEASON. In every branch OF costume
GENIN'S BAZAAR SIS Broadway
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway, Of Murra
street New York.
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment.-Every
traveller leaving home for day should be supplied with
invaluable remedies Sudden cured
by the pills. while the ointment fails In casrrh
coughs and hoarseness
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strong and Flav0ry Tea, One Dollar the
chest at CHRISTIANSONS, No. Chambers street N6
a,,xrioh atra
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News from the Rio Grande.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Is, 1852
The steamship Arizona has arrived from Indan0la and
Braxos 9th instant, with $3.50 900 in specie.
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Save rs per Cent ON your Clothing.
Buy at the mammoth clothing establishment OF
GEO. A. HUNTER CO., 10 and IA B0wexy.
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Havana Segars and Virginia Tobacco
OF superior quality at JANIS SADIERS, ia Broadway,
corner of Maiden lane.
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Grover e. Bakers NOfseless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINEa
Temporarily al col Broadway, New York:
l82 Fulton street. Brooklyn
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JoHSs-On Monday, Sept II, PAULINE wife of Otto
Johns, Of son.
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The Health OF New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept -, 1869.
There is no yellow fever here.
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Weeds Patent Family and Manufhc-
turing sewing machines Price $50 70 $0 Office III Broad
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES..
DRAYER MEETING CONvENTION.-THERE WILL
l. be convention of the Business Mems Union Daily
Prayer Meeting held In this city e Cooper institute
mencing Friday evening" Sept g. at tx O'clock and
nung several days The object is TO afford opportunity for
the exchange of views and of Christian greeting those who
may be gathered together from ali parts land
take measures for establishing daily prayer meetings In the
cities and villages throughout country All Interested are
cordially invited and expected 10 be this occasion
Country papers requested TO give circulation to this no
hce.
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Of1ce s0s Broadway, New York
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARLESTON, Sept 49, 1859
The United States mail steamship Nashville, Captain
Murray from New York, arrived here at eight O'Clock
this Tuesday, morning.
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Singers Sewing Machines.
The superiority of these machines q well Understood by
every who them They sdated 70 al kinds Of
sewing 6ne perfectly simple n their op
Grafton and are easily kept in order.
The Family Sowing Machines q $50 and w. Just what
needed IN every family.
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Whites Fall style Gents Hats Now Roa
dy neats hat Of the season. ZIG BLoadway opposite st. Paul
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The New York Republican State COM
mittee.
ALBANY, Sept 49, 1859.
The Republican State Committee have meeting in this
city on Thursday, the 10th inst.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IN INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID HAIR DYE, BLACK
n brown.-Gray red or laxen hair be changed in
q few seconds TO jet black or brown, by using
GEORGES LIQUID HAIR DYE,
The best and cheapest the world producing the
is applied rich natural appearance which be dis
tingushed. II is entirely different from all others
Thirty seven cents box,
Or three for ST. Each box "GEOGES Hair Dye
TO contain much hair ye sell for
lone doAr' each Try it, II will not njure the gloss of
delicate hair Sold Wholesale and retail by j. SCOTT
rurr 06 Grand street. New York. also by Mrs Hayes IFS
Fulton street. brooklyn; Calender Third and Walnut Phua
delphia-
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS NOTES &c.
"A These celebrated cardA elegantly engraved be had
only In Broadway, corner OF Duane street.
AT JONES' 10 AND II ANN STREET-S4 FRENCH
IA calf dress boots. "a % double sole
Please call In and see them before purchasing.
ASK FOR I.EDIARD's MORNING CALL.
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BnrthOlTs
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES
Prices greatly reduced. Family machines $50; go.
BARTHOLF Manufacturing Company, Is4 Broadway.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, 60.
A LIENS WATCH AND JEwELRY STORE,
"A REMOVED FROM II WALL. STREET
To as broadway, one door below Canal street.
Watches swey silver and plated at very low prices
GEORGE 9. ALLEN