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Markets.

Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8, 1859.
Cotton unchanged: sales 500 bales Flour Arm Pork
buoyant; mess, $16 10. Whskey, &c. a 3oc.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 9, 1862
Sight exchange on New York u per cent premium 90
BUFFALO, Oct e-GP.M
Flour unchanged in price, but in moderate demand:
sales 600 bbs at - IS 81 3s1s for extra State, 81
o. 81 6cis for extra Illinois and Wisconsin, ~ 62
- 87K for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio; IS
IS 81 for double extras Canadian quiet and steady
sacs 500 bbls. double extras At IS. Wheat-No Chi
cago spring advanced 1c, Milwaukee club unchanged
red and white winter very quiet sales bushels No
bushels do afioai al SEC 200 bushels No. do. Free
board at &c. 1900 bushels Milwaukee club private
terms 5000 bushels amber Michigan at 81 O5 Corn rm
with small gales Of No. Illinois 85c. Oats lower
sales 5000 bushels Canada at 35c &c Barley duh
Rye quiet. Whiskey firm; buyers Offer 26,lc., sellers
demand &c. Canal freghts-llc. on corn, l1sc.
wheat and SIC. on flour to Troy and Albany. Lake
importsl2000 bbs four 81 600 bushels wheat l8 600
bushels oats 5000 bushels barley. Canal eNpor-l 600
bbs -four, $4,000 bushels wheat 4 900 bushels oats
TORONTO, Oct. 9, 1882
Flour steady and Wheat excited and edvanccd
&c. aac. Oats steady. Barley steady.
Flour steady Wheat firm: sales 10 500 bushels spring
ut 81 64K 81 76| Corn quiet at 76c. Oats dull. Re-
cepts 800 bbs dour es 900 bushels wheat O5 90 bush
els corn, ~ 500 bushels oats shipments-2Aoo bols
flour, lo9,5oo bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels oats.
CHICAGO, Oct g, 1859.
Sight drafts New York dull at per premium.
OHwKGo. Oct. 6-6 p. N.
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm: white spring, which Ia
In mes d. mand very scarce the arrivals being INSULT
cient to meet the wants Of the city ers: sales 5000
bushels extra Milwaukee club on private terms. Corn
held AT $50. e0c GALES. Barley lower: sales $500
bushels Canada at &c. TO arrive. Rye firm sales 5000
bushels Canada at 77c afoat 200 bushels do at 73c.,
charged. Lake imports300 bbls. four 1880 bushels
wheat 600 bushels corn, q 800 bushels barley 300
bushels rye 400 bushels peas Canal EXPORTS 900 bbls
-four, 400 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels barley $500
bushels
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Arrivals and Departures.

Among the arrivals Yesterday and wife
N Mrs. Ts.1 e .ss maid. ssssss
Sn cs ssS New YORK; D snd M Ns Gh Sd and
Austin Miss Lavnia Austin, Mia Ausio Buffalo; Mrs Die
rssGsf ss WIFE, and and M
New orleans captain Jones y Al osrias Leadsr and
Rs aSfi M AM M M se s
New Haven; Mn Cuts syracuse Mr. Pond, Hartford H. B.
For Norfolk. Petersburg and Richmond, in tho steam
$ sns as seSsaa a ssa sy s s
lowry, two children and sery.nt Lewis and wife Mrs
s sss%s William S ss s
shn Needs Humphrey Me- Dertoa Miss Joyns,
:sn dfs1 H'f ie rsnpy NJ
c19sn Mrs s Slssss Thsm.s lady
arsD and servant. PsIssT Gsoss, John panep Rev
Niss WcmSs j i Turner, + xarneiIy, Rev sm!E
a s e1 sos s~4y Ms
sa snfa so1 sn SAs s Mi: Jack
From Richmond, in the steamship Jaes.owuJno Bur.is
NJ y. s'Ie sas Mrs pef
@ Godfrey, o Cheshire, ny Martin.
From Malaga, in the bark zephyr-Mr r Kendall
DEPARTURES.
wss1.n .s ssa %p ATs m
Tucker M.s Read Cha Aar.h James Holmes Nj and Mrs
1%os s s%si AT4 M an. and s Jan oSs
@ iar NJ sss "
Bed,ord Leach Of Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs Russell,
: sss'': s ss & yssss sss ss Sss
Of Oxford Mrs " Wilson and two children OF Hartford
Mr. and Mrs Vim Psarce q = Becker Graham Sidney,
Gay, John Elliott, 5neider. @ Koppez Aug Plumenthal
Hches James Brandt and Peter Flynn OF Now York II
Dulles and JAS Gillian Of Philadelphia Mr. Mrs Day
and Mr. and MR. Haine, Of bloomfield. Va Harris OF
Cceymans g Russell Scot. Mas scott, Mr. and Mrs W St
sns MI DsfHy y ss M
q Lverpoo Mr. and Mrs Harrison q Douglas Ic Of
and Mrs Henderson, Of England George Noar
kngand Davidson, Of Santa Cruz Andrews OF Ire
land; Jafe Of Belfast; Pedro vossn and q svnz and
servant OF spain Mr. and Mrs Pedro Gulvez Mr.
two children OF Peru Mias Helen Hurlbut OF South Lee
Capt. lsyankie consn's passenger-sA For Hsifax-w
zabrtske w Richsrdsrn Of Boston; VIM Larnbur Jr,
been Of New York Cudtsla OF Philadelphia; Rev rig
Frost Of Halifax semins and Mr. and Ma Wood Of New
foundand Mrs Bliss infant and nurse, RevJ wBss Eng
land-H Total, -.
For Savannah In steamship Montgomery-C Barnes D W
Barnes, . Ladd, Jno Gsrvin, Mr. Toby, Barnet VIM
Searns g Green, Thos Wescot Brewer, Posi- Horny
sondheim. Hughes Chas Rourke, Frank Johnston,
strong burr Godfrey, Tomlinson Barnett Rufus Mar
shall. David Ietsch VIM W Peck Cohen o Potts,
ton Dewey II Holbrook. Lowell Anderson Charles
Robsson Mann samuel Eastern Poullet Miss Cough
LIN Mrs Barnes Miss Clark, MIRA Williams Mlas
children, Mrs Jno Garvn Mrs Toby, Nrs westcot Mira
CBoycc, Miss Emily Austin mary Hmith, Miss A Flynn
Mrs Strong Miss Caharne strong, Miss Thrasher Mrs
Cohen, Misa Hallisser, Miss Haliaer Mr. Nav
Titus Miss Marian Titus Mrs Stewart Mrs b q TiIden
Mrs Roberts, Edward Haundera Philip Root Miller
wiink, Miss Wilink Mrs Rutherford D MaIct Niss
Olivia Barpcs-and 20 IN the seersge.
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Court CaIendar-Th,. Dav

saoKr CAsrsNos. 6,iss, s,oi1, 2,4so, 4l5ax, 4575,
46ta 3o4 666, 6sas, 6209, 52o4, $685. 47s5, 4s77,
62ss 5ss2, 54e5, 5,422s, $3.50, 5a53, 5,is2 5,39a
Sssa $3.50, 5io2, 5,ios, b,422, 5,ss7 4s5s Part II
2lso, 2ls2, 2ls4, 2,iso, 2,i9s, 1880 1904, zoos,
2,20s, 2,210, 2,212, ANA.
SUPREME CouRr, SPECIAL TnM-Nos 81, so, 81, a. o.,
10, Ill, H.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUKr..-Nos. %, 8, 10, IL.
SurlnuoE CouRr 1853, 1877 81, lo4, 2i8, 2l7 N8,
247, 2as, 24s, 49, 253, 25s, $50, $50 28o 2sl 2s2
C0AxoN PIEAs-Part Mos 1884, 1ll2, ,272 to
1887, 1858, 1889, $780, 1903, l,64, l,2e6 25e,
1857, I,26S, ,270, 1871.
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Letter from Ex-Presidons Mora.

have read u your Journal Of yesterday, under the
head Of "Imporant Fiibustsr Movement" the following
words-"Don Rapho Nora brother Of the OK President
Of Costa Rca who ia exile Walker and other rest
less spirits are connected with the affair." which words
conveying false and Injurious nsinuston against myself
and family, make IL incumbent on mo TO declare that
never had but two brothers-he ono Gen. Jose Joaq i'm
member Of Congress- now at San jose Costa RIGA; that
do not know who the Individual may DO called NORA do
sgnated by the strange and not all Spanish OF
kaphio ana that neither myself my name, whether
In public or private O. will bear any other relation
% the onsers no matter under what pretcncs
out the one which we held at Santa Rosa and Rvas.
You will do me justice by giving place In your valu
able paper TO the foregoing declaration and obge your
oDedient servant, JUAN r. NORA
NEW YoRx, Oct 9, 1859
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PMnS-DoU0Hxr.-At Brooklyn, !. L, % Wednesday,
Ocs B, u the residence Of tho BRIDES father by Rev
Remington, EOwAso PEAK, Of New York, 70 HANNAH r
Sonhns-HkArH-At Ithaca, on Wednesday, Oct 8, by
20 E1nA youngest daughter OF the late Chauncey g.
Heath. Of the former place.
sLATEs-!A wsos--On Thursday, Oct O. by the Row. Mr.
Hastings, Mr. THOMAS B. SlXnx 70 Mss JULIA LAWSON
all Of this city
THRocxnoK1oS-KSArr.--0nT Thursday, Oct. g. by the
Rev. Mr.. Cook rector Of st. Bsrhoomews church. VII
LIAM N THzocxAos1os 70 JULIA w. KNAPP, Of this city.
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this evening

WASHINGTON, Oct 8, 1859.
New Orleans papers Of Saturday last received from
which we extract the following Mexican intelligence:
Tampco dates OF the 2sh ult say that letters from the
camp Of the liberals make light Of the recent engagement
between Generals Vol and Degolado The latter was
atl near villa, whence he had word the Com
mander Chief that his division nearly ORGANIZED
The brigade Of Zacatecas supported by six h,d peces
pack Of artillery, had Incorporated itself
with the division Of the centre
Numerous desertons from the enemy 10 the liberals
repoi ted-at time 500 infantry, and nj another
merous body Of cavalry
There concentration Of troops for q combined
attack appear that any definite plans have yet
been agreed upon by the liberals
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The All England Eleven.-Mr. C. u,
Fredercks Photographer in connection with Messrs Bien
Turner will publish on Saturday 9th nst photograph
h0graph OF the IAN England Eeven with the Autograph
q the players and correct view Of the cricket grounds
Cpp~s be obtained and after Saturday either OK the
above named parties at 30 each bere discount To-
dealers and publishers In this city, Philadelphia BALTIMORE
Chicago, Montreal and Quebec. Copyright secured.
C. D. FREDERICKS
6a5 and 5S7 Broadway
BEN TURNER,
al Broadway and 60 Fulton street
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SAcKyILIx Oct 6-P.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool 24sh uh arrived
at Halifax to-day, but owing TO desperate storm OF wlad
and rain tho express with the will not reach tins
place before nine or ten O'Clock tomorrow forenoon.
The Nova Scotia line is reported out Of working order
this evening
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Married.
JANE-fxTTl1--0n Wednesday, Oct s, by tho Rev T.
I Hscox Mr.. WILLIAM JANIS of Armenia Duchess coun
~, n. y, TO Miss JosxrHisx IxrnL of livingston NJ j.
KnLY-SrScLoss-It this city, on Saturday Sept IL az
Trinity church, Mr.. JOHN KELLY TO Miss ANNIE Stscloss
daughter Of Dr. VIM Sincle, both Of Drogheda county
Louth, Ireland.
Drogbeda papers please copy
church, Brooklyn Heights, by the Rev Jared Fiacr
Col. W. II. IAxansroS, Of Warrington, Florida, TO MIS-
CONSTANCE u PuyAsp, Of New York.
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of our days and the spread of light literature.
BAILOoNrNG AS A NATIONAL INSTITUTION.
recent ascension Of the aeronaut La Mountain,
though somewhat disastrous to himself, has put
the world in possession Of more accurate infor-
nation relative to the rise and fall of the ther-
mometer at different elevations and the nature
of the currents in the upper air, and the speed
of the currents, than we have ever had before.
Mr.. La Mountain ascertained the speed of the
currents to be at the rate of two miles minute,
according to his own rate of travelling. This
fact has established the value Of baliooning 50
far in q scientific point Of view; and as air navi-
cation has become perfect mania, and such
men as La Mountain and Wise are going into
1t CON a,nore--for sheer love OF experiment-re-
gardless of the risk or the cost, would it not
be a good idea for the Smithsonian Institution to
devote portion Of its income for one year to
this subject, so as to gil u fair test! Such
an application of its funds would be better than
towards half the trumpery they are expended
on. Let the directors take hold OF Wise and La
Mountain, who would doubtless rejoice at the
opportunity, furnish them with balloons and
good instruments, and agree to pay part Of
the expenses Of each trip, leaving the money
received by them for exhibition to make the
difference, and the profit, if any, on consdera-
ton that the aeronauts should furnish the Insti-
tuition scientific reports of the action OF the Their
mometer and barometer, the character and d.
rection of the air currents and other atmos-
pheric phenomena, as well as the physical
effects of the air ON their own bodily
condition. This, it strikes us, would be
very useful mode of applying the funds of the
Institution, and by one years experiments the
eavants might be able to decide whether there
was anything really in ballooning whether air
navigation is practicable at all; besides it
would PROFESSIONALLY be the means Of adding
many interesting and valuable facts to the
general stock of scientific knowledge. If the
voyage to Europe by balloon is possible, it
might also be tried under the auspices of the
Institution, and thus air navigation become
national protege. The aeronautic adven-
turers, we are sure, would be quite willing to
accede, for they only want the necessary funds
to come from some quarter, and they will
weigh anchor and start for Europe.
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Police Intelligcnee.

ARREST ALLEGED MUkDzRns-Last evening
officers Jordan and Giligan arrived In the city, having
custody Margaret Sherriden, tho who stabbed
Michael Cornelius in Donovans lane last week. and from
which injuries he died Wednesday evening at tho
New York Hospital The arrest OF Margaret was at
tended with considerable difficulty owing her having
left the city. seems that Capt Bowling, learning
that she had committed the act tried all he could ind
her out but all to purpose Finally he learned that
she had been intelligence Office and the above
officers directed to visit each one and learn If pos
sibe, Margaret could be found After two days search
they sscertained that she had hired out family
Yonkors, and left the day following the murder The
officer yesterday morning started for the above place.
and there found Margaret. She seemed astonshed at
first, but at once confessed having committed the deed
They accordingly brought her TO the city and committed
her TO the Fifth ward station house await the action Of
the Coroner
CouNIxRrEns. counterfeits ON the Central Bank
Of Connecticut and ves the Pendeton Bank of Mas
sachusetts made their appearance last evening woman
named Poh arrested in the Tenth ward for passing
one Of the bills.
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81 Louis despatch in yesterday mornings papers
should have read ;-"Co. FauntIcroy had superseded
Col Bonneville as commander Of the department Of New
Mexico, which gave great satisfaction at Arizona
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Barry's TrfcOPherous IL tho Best and
cheapest nrtcle for dressing beaufyng cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try T. Sold By II
druggists
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Batchelors Hair Dye-Wtgs and Tou-
pees the best the world SURPRISING ali made Sold and an.
Piled a tho mandatory, IS Broadway.
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New York Politics.


The Republican Judicial Convention tn day nominated
Judge Harris for the Supreme Court OF this district
The American COnvs nton also held to-day. The
Convention voted down resolution TO nominate and ad
journed sine die.
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Gurncy's Gallery, TOT Brosdway, First
block below the New York Hotel-Photorrsphs daeuerreo
types, miniatures in Oh and ivorytypes.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar preof safes. "a Broadway, Of Murray
street, N. Y.
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City Ladies and Ladies' Visiting the Citv
find ladies' misses boys and childrens its and shoes
also India rubber Shoes Of all styles and prices
MILLER a co. s, 3S7 Canal street.
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Rupture Cured by HIarsh 4 Co.'s Radi-
cal ua They also keep SILK easdc stocngs var
Gus veins supporters and shoulder bracoa Instruments for
New Yogf.
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Pcrsonal Intnllironco.

Hon. Daniel b. Dickinson, on his way homo from the
Albany ratification meeting, and John Morrssey, his
way TO the prize light in Canada passed through Utica
Wednesday.
General Mirabeau b Lamar our late Minister to Cen
GA America, arrived In New Orleans on the Goth ult
He left next day for his home In Texas
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The Mississippi Election.

The returns Of the Mississippi election show democratic
gains The Louisiana Vigilance Committee still continue
their operations
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Dinner TO the All England Eleven ON
Friday evening 7h insA public dinner viii given the
All Ems land Eleven crckeors At the House Tickets
g. which oan be had Of the committee Asor hotel
Walker. - - 80
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Geo. eaunders' Metallic Tablet Rssor
strop-Ths ianable article may DO Obtained Of ,he soo
manufacturers J. g. SAuNDERA No. Astor House and
of the various agents throughout The city. -
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Gentlemen's Fall Style Hats for 1852
Call and examine them at WHITES H6 Broadway opposite
Paul's church - = ~rr~-'S
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The Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, Ca Oct 8, 1889
Jones' democrat, elected to Congress in the Eighth
district by majority ranging from $50 " $50 In
Seventh district Hill, opposition, reelected by $50
jory. Governor Browns majority Is fully Is 900. The
democrats successful In all but the Third Seventh
Congressional districts.
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Tyler's Steam Photographic Palace, 1s8
Bowery is occupied and Is artists employed First
class photographs, 81 Miniatures finely finished d cents
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SAVANNAH, OCt y, 1909.
Schooner Esincre, from Philadelphia for Savannah got
ashore on st. Helena Shoals ON Monday She Is OF,
but leaking, and will be lowed TO Savannah.
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News from Havana.

New ORIKANs Oct 8, 1859
Havana advces say that General Concha had asked To
be relieved The stock Of sugar 10000 boxes
Money was tight
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THE MAGENTA HAT.
GENIN, 507 Broadway.

English Cricketcrs.-An Imperial Photo
graph Of the IAN England Eleven now exhibition at
BRADfS gallery Gas broadway of Beecker street.
also fine Of cricket ground with cricket
playing Copies of the sereoscopic view for sale
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81 tDCf5 UCt ., 1909.
The planning mill Of Higgenbotham Il Co., At Leaven-
worth, Kansas, was destroyed by fire Sunday. Loss
$.0,UUO; insured 81 900
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le All England EIcven.-y

Brady's Gallery has Removed from 338
Broadway TO Broadway Beeoker street Photo
srspha daGueF sypes and ambrosypeG
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F. Y. S.-Improved French Yoke Shirts,
new style made to order, and warranted 70 IT. only BAL
LOU'h Shin Emporium, 40 Broadway. -
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Hol1OWay's pills-For the Removal OF
distractions peculiar to females These pills have obtained
world vide csleery for they oct gently surely that
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The Brig Mason b. Davis Broken Up.

SVCAN, OCt 1908,
The brig Mason Davis, Of Boston, recently ashore at
this place, has broken up The wreck will be sold
week on the beach.
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The democrats of the Sixth district to-day held Con-
venton al Salem and elected Dr. George B. Lor ng and
Encs Williams delegates the Charleston Convention
Both are considered as Douglas men.
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Arrival OF the steamer Mohawk 1T
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Oct. o, 1882
The government steamer Mohawk, from New York,
has arrived
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Brooklyn Invites New York, Free. to
the exhibition Of gncent photographs and da
gueneoypcs at WILLIAMSON BROS Fulton street Two
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Hair-Hts Diseases, Fall, Change OF CO.
lor and srnbellsshment The whole treated carefully by
0RANDJEAN, % Twelfth ssree, near Broadway.
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Onicial Drawings or tho
DELAWARE state LOTTERIES
WOOD, EDDY CO., MANAGERS OF THE
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
- STATE LorIsRIEA
DNAwARE-ExrRA CLASS, No. go Ocr0sRR 6, 1889.
rs, 36. SO. 65, n. 3, 80, 80, Is. Is. l5 so, 81.
DELAwARE-CLAss No. $50, OCTOBER 6, 1852
70. l6. Ia. 49, Is, 43, So, 81, 81. 2, 8, So, 10.
Circulars sent free Of expense by addressing
WOOD EDDY Co.
Wilmington, Delaware
The Drawings or tho Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
FRANCE, BRoADBENTS CO.,
MAxAcERs
The Legislature Of the State Of Delaware session
having given France Broadbents lottery for
twenty years. the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by the Governor Of said state 10 supernend the drawings
said lottery do hereby certify that the following the
bers drawn this day
SUSSEX Coux1Y-61Ass No. les, ocrosrn 6, 1852
s, II, 81, 4s, 70, 8, 80, "a, SC, As, 70, g.
CONSOLIDATED Lor1xRY-CIAss No. lS7, OcrosxR g. 1852
So. 10, 2, 43, Z, 40, 8, "a, 65, As, 80, %.
Witness our hands, a. Wilmington, Del. this day Thurs
day., October 8, 1850.
;SSS Y. \ N9a45,r, Commissioners.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.,
Wilmington, Del
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wigs 9s; Toupecs and Hair Dye.-Cams-
challenge Tie worh. "
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machtnes.
Once sos Broadway, New York.
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Rope Factory Burned at Chicago.
OqncAGo, Oct. q, 1862
The Chicago Rope Factory was burned to day. Loss
nmali; insured.
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SAVANNAH, Oct. q, 1859.
The screw steamship Parkcrsburg OF Cromwell's line
arrived here Tuesday, 4th inst.
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The Eurska Family Sewing Machines,
GREAT REDUCTTON IN PRICE TO $50.
Ofdce 46p Broadway, corner OF Broome street.
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Maravil1a Cures Badness, Removes
andrua and prevent. The hair nom falling on. s,d sy All
Barnes Park Nos Is and 70 Park row; Charles Ernest
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suBJEcr. "woxAN ANp her voR

viii deliver the first lecture course on Monday ey
Ing October 10. w.
SUBJECT. "wONAN AND HER WORK.
Single tickets q cens tickets for the course OF eyRb jec
admitting gentleman and lady 8; DO procured Of W q
Brooklyn and at the ONCE Of independent No Beex
street New York ~
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White ssThe" Halter,


EIoImcs' Gallery, 691 Broadway, between
Auy and Fourth steets Photographic camsoypes dAguer-
reotypes and . cent ambroypes
A Portrait for q Shilling and o. Photo
graphs usual HOLMES down town picture factory ,5
Broadway by the Cisy Hospital
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DLYMOUTH LECTURES.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH BROOKLYN
Of eight lectures will delivered in PyunaA
church Che Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr's a. follows
Oct. l0-The Rev. Z. II. CHAPLIN.
Oct Is-GEoRGE ". CURTIS. Esq
Oct x-The Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Nov l-wENDELL PHILLIPS, Esq
Nov S-The Rev. VI. A. BARTLETT.
Nov. B-The Hon. HENRY J. RAYMOND
Nov. 2-Gov N. P. BANKS.
Nov "a distinguished lecturer whose name will shoe
b given.
The subject for each lecture viii be published one week u
voua 70 its delivery.
Mr. JOHN ZUNDRL viii preside he organ.
Tckes admitting gentleman and lady course
be purchased OF W. W. Swaync, Fulton street: n
Rose NO h1 Atlantic street. Brooklyn ofoe Of
Independent No. b BeekmRn street. New York
Doors open al I; lecture TO cUmmence n So clock.