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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19, 1850
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State 1ves, 1884, Reading
Railroad, 1877 Morris Canal 4s1s Long Island Railroad
1ota; Pennsylvania Railroad, Sets.
Cottcn-sales today 5000 bales; market generally
changed Sugar duh at &C. 6a4c for fair to fully fair
New molasses Ace Lard, in kegs 13c whiskcy Is &c
Freight on cotton to Liverpool 9-l6d.
cOton-sales today $500 bales The market opeued
at 1855. and closed at lo'sc. for middlmg,
AUGUSTA Oct. 19, 1862
Cotton firm. Sales to day 900 bales.
Coton-Sales to day 1000 bales, the market closing
with an advancin tendency.
Gotten unchanged: sales to day $50 bales;
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1e, 1859
Flour active 50 12s for Howard street and Ohio and
"a s7 for City Mills Wheat buoyant sales 5000 bushels
at 81 goa 81 As for white. Corn firm at &c 94c for
both white and yellow. Provisions duh and UNCHANGED
Whiskey dull at 29c. for Ohio.
Flour steady at as 1919 for surerfhe. wheat DUH
sales 600 bushels Corn dull yellow soc &C. whiskey
1rm at Csc. &c
BUFFALO. Oct. 1s-lP.M
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady
sales 10000 bushels Milwaukee club, free, FIVE days. at
at y 10 u 20. Corn and other grains quiet
whiskcy firm at CSC. Canal <eights frmerecorn, l2sc
600 bushels wheat 900 bushels oats 600 bushels
barley. Canal exports-3OO bbls -four $1,000 bushels
wheat 5000 bushels corn 5000 bushels oats 900 bush
els barley.
Flour In moderate demand for the home and interior
trade: sales 500 bbls. at - SO for State from Chicago
spring. Wheat market opened dull, but at the close
better feeling prevailed, while prices rmer the
supply offering continues uncommonly mcagrc, but
cepts will increase materially sales 5000 bushels
red winter Indiana private terms In Canadian not
enough doing to establish prices for shipping lots the only
sale being 500 bushels white at 81 49, Corn wanted,
but none in tho market Oats nominal Barley
dull and unchanged. Rye steady sales Of
400 bushels Canadian at 7Sc. Boats continue
very scarce and freghts unsettled; forwarders
are asking 32c 33c on -four and Sc. SIC. wheat
TO New York Lake imports-1300 bushels wheat
800 bushels OATS $500 bushels rye Canal exports5OO
hbs flour, 24so0 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn,
5000 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Oct 10, 1859,
Flour FIRM Wheat quiet, at Sic. for spring. Corn
sseaay 0ats quiet Recepts-3,6oo bbs hour, 50 900
bushels wheat 1900 bushels corn 10 900 bushels oats
shipmcn's-2,2oo bbls -four, 10000 bushels wheat,
TORONTO, Oct 49, 1859.
Flour very dull and scarce, sales at a. 81 S. Wheat
Of all grades quiet and declined &c. white western 81 10
II II; red spring, soc. 96c Oats firm at decline Of
&c. Barley dull '
DETROIT, Oct 10, 1859.
Flour steady. Wheat firm; white 81 II. red 4, OF i,
Receipts 1000 bbs Hour, $50 bushels wheat Sh ents
go bbls. -four
MILWAUKEE Dot. 10, 1854
Flour active. Wheat active at Sic Corn quiet AUD
quotations aomnal Oats steady
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NIassach inset ts Politics.

BOSTON, Oct. 10, 1859.
Convention of persons opposed TO all the present po
hical state organizations, held in Faneu Hall to-day
and nominated George NJ Briggs, Of Pttsncld for Gov
ernoT Increase Sumner Of Great Darlington for euteu
ant Governor and full ticket OF minor State officers
The Convention was thniy attended, and attracted very
little interest.
The Democratic Convention for the Fifth Congressional
district comprising the six northern wards Of Boston,
with Cambridge and Chelsea, was held TO- day in
Cambridge, for the purpose Of choosing two
delegates to the Charleston Convention. Double
delegations, representing the Custom House and
Douglas interests, were present. many OF the latter
forcing their way through the windows into the hail. an
attempt having been made to exclude them. Sidney
Webster was chosen chairman. After an exciting scene,
the Custom House party boed and organized separately
The regular Convention aected HaieW a,d Cornelius
Doherty, both Douglas men, to Charleston. The Custom
House party elected John Heard and j. G. Lovejoy ad
njpStratou
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APLES.

Letters say that great agitation continued to prevail
there. Fourteen persons belonging to tho highest fami
iirs had been arrested. Among them Baron Gallo
Che Aarqns Dafitto, and Marquis Garscioa. They arc
accused of holding meetings Tor discussing politics.
The government was taking active precautionary
measures against an outbreak
was reported that General Garibald had entered the
Marshesthc rumor causing great sensation in Naples.
The cs, letters say that the parties above referred to
a. under arrest had been released without prosecution
1t is said that the Pope had informed the temporal
Powers thai he will not give up his temporal powers and
that he wii If necessary, call upon all the Catholic
Powers to support him.
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crn @. 3D. o. Cd, and white a. Cd LIS for al de-
scrpeons Corn bucyant and slghny higher under sps
culat!vs purchases; yellow f.. Cd. g.; white T. =
a. 3d. Hgand, Athys Co. say -four Is held for An ad
vance Of 3D. H. per ssck and for an advance o.
ID. Is. per quarter.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The London money market unchanged.
Consols closed the 7th at 96x o6x for both money
and account.
Tho bullion in tho Bank of England bad decreased
ca, ZOO.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs. Bell b Son and Barring Brothers both report
limited business doing In American securities at previous
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MEMO.
Court Calendar.-This Dav.

SUPREME CorRr CIRCur--Part Mos. Z57, 2l0e, 2ol3
206, 1879 1877, 2l65, 1925 225l 2265, 225 29 cas3
2ao7, 2273, 2ls1 2os7 24i3, 2275, 2577 PartILNos.
242S 2416 2l76, 1880 1914 1885, 244 2446 244S 2450
2452 2464 256 PASS, 24so 2462 2464, 24s6 c4es 247o
24T2.
SUPERIOR Covsr.--Nos. s4l, 472. soob, 49, ia, 4sl
SAL $40, 22 2o2 4O2 154, 49, 1885, 5l9, l00 SOL $50
$50, 55s, $50, &c., 563, 500, 567.
COMMON PIEAs-Court without jury.--Part Nos.
100, 81, 81, 126 to 131. Part I-132 to 14l.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Admiraity cases-Nos
1o3 104, g. 49, lis, ll5, 123 49, 10, 102 Jury cases
Nos. SO, 40, 10, H.
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TM NEW YoRK DxxoczAno vlouAsr AssooAnos-The
report In yesterdays paper Of the proceedings Of thu
last meeting Of the Reform Democratic Association at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, ia headed "The New York Demo
cratic Vigilance Association" THIS was not the name
which was adopted by the gentlemen present as their
permanent title, but was that which is given above
namely, "The New York Democratic vigilAnt Assocta
~
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

T. :, II EfH UOL CUTTUN MARKET.
The Broker circular reports the sales Of cotton Coz IN,
week at about % 600 bales of which 5000 were Nv
speculaiors, and II 600 for export Fair and m;a,p
qualities were slightly higher on tho week. willis Ina r
ferior qualities continued unsaeablc Holders oynd
their stocks freely, but showed disposition 10 mes
sales while there an improved trade demand TIo
sales Of Friday were 10000 bales Of which 5000 werc
taken by spectators and exporters, the market closing
Arm and steady
The stock IN port estimated at $50, 900 bales NJ
> which 10000 were American. "
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER
The adviccs from Manchester arc unfavorab1e; there
Nas but little inquiry Tor goods and prices were
weak, and il some cases partially slightly lower
LIVERPOOL BREtDsrUFrs MARKET.
Messrs Richardson, Spence Co. report Hour firm
q i'm sales o American at DIS. OIL a 2Ts. per barrel,
wheat Arm. wh better tone since Tuesday rcd West,
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City Politics.

Last night the time appointed for the meeting OF the
American Assembly Conventions but the sagaciy Of the
newspaper reporters failed to find the meeting places
laid down in the official programme. The Conventions in
the Third and Eighth districts adjourned over in the
Fourth district Geo. w. Warner nominated John
j. Shaw in the Filth district
The Tammany Assembly Conventions for the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth districts met last night but adjourned with
out making nominations
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Exchanges.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1e, 1850
Sight drafts on New York easy at la per cent premium
for currency.
MoHnR, Oct 10, 1859.
Sight drafts on New York Y per cent premium
Ngw ORLEANS, Oct 10, 1869.
Sight drafts on New York Z per cent premium.
PMIADEfpHIA, Oct. 10, 1852
Sight exchange on New York, par to 1-16 per cent
premium.
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pAssENCERs RY THE EUROpA.

For Bos:cn-Nr Bewotth, lady and two daughters;
Bailey Ncenry and lady Armstrong and lady Frodoncau
and lady Curs and lady Snson and lady Gentry and lady
Bonsa and lady, HARDWOOD aud lady Mr. and Mrs Potter
FAINT Mrs Kembls maid and servant Mrs Grsold Mr. csswe
Ter Mrs Iee Mrs sherwood Mrs Badger Mrs Richardson
Mrs Mm Massey and infant Mrs Humphreys and Eve Children
shaw and Messs Jones sinson Craigh Bakey Lesser LIN
fsr toemnu' fscu rs;o csOIs D~sIeLn Nun
cIer. :. Hilton Malcomson, Dimmick, Ardcckcyne
Keih Moorn Davis, Smith, Turner, Upton wingham ful
len bhnpg Moses Nixon Rueppoe ,ht Warncry, Iebeau
s Schmidt. 6.sn.s Weiss rase
Pdgeon, Prcscot White, Taylor, Dixon, Wayiand
s,raon and lady Goodrich and lady Purons
e. snS ne Pr sth1ns Morse wod
two Masses Coleman, Mrs welsh Mrs watson Mrs
md dauen'er Gapt Howes and ady, Or Smith, Chcvacr
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TURKEY.

The inquiry into the late conspiracy terminated
The commission had made report and sentence was
TO BE- passed Fresh and important arrests had been
made.
Omar Pasha, Chief Of the army Of Bagdad, had been
OF his authority.
The journals contain the names OF hiryfour conspira
tors, including persons Of high rank.
The reported appearance Of tho plague at Beyrout
denied.
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INDIA

The Calcutta malls to August 81 and Bombay TO Sepem
Der IL have been autographed They reached London on
the morning the steamer sailed but not in time for the
Europa
private despatch says the dsbanded European troops
had accepted the bounty and consented 70 60 to China
instead Of returning homo s supposed that the force
10 DO sont would number ten thousand.
Disturbances eminent on the coast Of Kattywar.
was reported that the people Of Jeypore would not
comply with the disarming order.
Napasal,b and the Begun were In Nepaul
The Of India had increased che license tax
to income Of pence per pound all incomes
Over 325 per annum, officials and landlords to be ex-
copied The Council refused to pass the bill without
clear statement Of receipts and expenditures and de-
nounced tbs exemption Of officials.
Exchange At Calcutta, 2s 3D.. at Bombay, g. I'D.
Exports less active. Imports steady.
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The Yacht Wanderer..

SAVANNAH, Oct. 10, 1862
The yacht Wanderer sailed last night without papers,
but with full crew, and provisions and ammunition
stolen from her owner Mr.. Lamar, by Capt. Martin who
has been negotiating for her for time The Collec
Of the port sent steamer with Mr. Lamar and others
after her without SUCCESS.
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WINTER GAaDxa.-An extravaganza, taksa from the
French, and entitled "ChAmoun Hind" was produced
here last night and obtained moderate degree Of
cess, which was owing In great degree 70 tho clever
acting Of Miss Agnes Robertson Messrs Jefferson John
sn ana Pearson and the superb scenery aud costumes
The play has little no merits Of its own.
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GERMANY.

The Duke OF Sake coburg had replied the note OF the
Austrian government touching his position regarding
eral reform in Germany The Duke deucs any desire to
exclude Austria from the federal union but does
slider himself called account to any Tor his
pressed oninions.
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Fire mt Columbus. Ohio.

COLUMNS, Dot TO- 1859.
Inc pattern shop and portion Of the sheds attached to
'he columbus Marine Manufacturing Company's establish.
meht III This city were destroyed by ro last night to-
sehcr with large quantity of valuable patterns Loss
not yet asccrtained
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BONNEVILLE, n. J, Oct 10, 1869.
Gen. Peter J. Sryker died this morning. aged ninety
four years He Major General In the third dvi-
sion Of the New Jersey militia, and tho oldest mill
tary officer commission in the State. He served in the
Legislature several terms He was wagon boy in the
Revolution, under General Wayne The funeral will take
place on Friday morning.
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Rro0klYn City NeMs.

FREsuNs ToRcuuGHr PRocrsloN.-The fremen Of the
Western district have made extensive arrangements for
torchght reception Of Constitution engine No. their
return from Philadelphia this evening Some dozen
panies and eight bands cf music viii form in
Fulton street at eight O'Clock in the evening, when
after the arrival Of No z they viii march through
raj Streets and finally wind up with sumptuous repast
at Military Garden.
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Loss or Propeller Troy.

GoDERcH, c. W., Oct TO- 1859.
The propeller Troy, from Chicago to Buffalo, loaded
with II 900 bushels of wheat oundered last night ten
miles of Point Dubuque. boat with three of the crew
ran ashore near Goderch The leboat, with eighteen
Of the and three ladies' has not yet been heard Of
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The Episcopal Convention.

RlcHNoSp, Oct 10, 1859.
1oday session Of the Episcopal Convention chiefly was
occupied by discussing proposition requesting the House
Of Bishops to reconsider their resolution of the last ses
son in relation the books Of prayer buno action
was taken.
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DOVER, N. H., Oct 10, 1859.
At the Democratic Councillor Convention, held at Alton
Bay TO- day, Geo W. Stevens, Of Dover, and Robert s.
Webster OF Barnstead both warm supporters Of Judge
Douglas, were chosen delegates to Charleston.
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New jersey Politics.

TRENTON, Oct 10, 1850.
large and enthusiastic democratic meeting was held
held here this evening addressed by Joel Parker
Gen. T. r. " Wright, candidate for Governor, James
Scovel Of Camden, and Col. James W. Wall.
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Sailing or tho Canada.

BOSTON, Oct. IL, 1853
The steamship Canada will sail for Halifax and Liver
pool al about two o'clock, having been delayed by the
non-arrival Of the Canadian mails which arc delayed
somewhere on the route.
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The Eilibustcrs.

NEW ORLEANS Oct 10, 1869.
Judge MeCAbe or the Federal Court to-day delivered
strong charge against the HNbusters.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from ass
Broadway to 6s Broadway Of Blocker Photo
graphs. Daguerreoypes and Ambrotypes-
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Burning or q Railroad Depot.

PARKEssuRG, Oct 1e, 1859
The President Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany tcegraphs that fine depot Of the Northwestern
Virginia Railroad Company, at Elenboro, Richie county
Va. was destroyed by fire this morning three O'Clock
II was insured and believed TO have been fred by an
rce
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Death OF Com. Williamson, U. 8. N.
Nzw ORIxANs, Oct. 10, 1859.
Commander williamson, recently in command Of the
steamer Fulton, died at Pensacola on the 18th inst.
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"That Knocks Our Friend Knox, said
friend TO us the other day newly imported prench tia
passed U.S. mot son said We for II you look IN his
q the corner Of Fulton and Broadway you viii see
that bs fan style In much haudsoer" We both looked
our friend cared and bought ono ua.aisr They arc
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HOlloway's Pills and Ointment have
relieved suffering and pain than all the other medicines
ulcers and The pills for dyspepsia and bilious Complaints are
unequalled.
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6Ussxx 0ogrrr-CLAss III. ocTosES 10 1852.
a, 80, IL, IL, &C, 81, 6s, 20, 81, At, IS. 81
CossoazpAvED LorrEsr--CIAss Iw, ocrossz 10 isS9.
GO, IS, T. IS, 40, 81, 8, II, 4e, So, 49, 2o 6s, %.
ness Wilmington Del. ths day wednesdsy,.
October ~. 1850.
JOHN DALE,
FRANCE BROADBENTS Co,
Wilmington, Del
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Physiological Examima tions, with
Charts and full written descriptions OF character given daily
at FOWLER d WELLS, S08 broadway
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go Cent Ambrotypes, with Case.-Fami-
~ groups chldreus beautifully by KIM
BALL, 1888 and 347 Broadway,
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PRUSSIA.

The bridge the Rhine inaugurated with great
ceremony the 3d. in the presence OF tho Prince Regent
Of Prussia.
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Williamson Brothers, the Brool<ly m
arists-Phoogaphs cameotypes and Daguerreoypes 2AS
Krinsn rfraet
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English Crtcketers.-An Imperial Pho
togrsph q the IAN England Eleven exhibition
BRADYS Gallery 643 broadway OF Isl
ao fine steeoscopic view OF the cricket Ground with cricket
err playing. Copies Of the sereoscorc view Cor sae.
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Lorin Brooks & Sons FAN and Winter
Boots excel an others for beauty and durability 1855 Fulton
street. opposite Church street.
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strictly true that Napoleon has secret understanding
bcth With Austria and Sardinia, which will enable
him to command the whole italian seatoard In tho
Mediterranean ~ far Cvita vecchia, and another
step In furthersnce Of his scheme u the ex-
pcdton to Morocco as the Mediterranean Squadron which
has sailed from Touon with ten thousand for the
Morocco fronters will command the African coast from
Alsiers 70 Ceusa.
Napoleon had declined to attend the banquet at pcr-
desux The anticipated Imperial speech is thought
viii not therefore, be forthcoming.
Tho Qualifications the coast between Hayre and Caen
were being carried on with extreme rapdity,
The London TNes correspondent is assured that the
number Of steel plated frgates yet ordered six and
that twenty large Transports capable OF conveying 1900
xnen each, are building or ordered
The Bourse has been inanimate, and has slightly de-
cined. Tho rentes closed on the 7th At oe4S.
ITALY.
despatch from Madrid TO the London Daily Nescs says:
On the 9th Colonel Auve late President OF the late mill
tary commission Of the ex.Duke or PARMA discover
ed to have arrived In Parma in disguise, having gouo
there to get up compromise he remained concealed
Tor time and when Recognised by the popuacc great
efforts were made to him. He nay took refuge In
guard house where vo carhnces were stationed
but the door was forced opened and Col. Auvite
was killed. Perfect tranquility subsequently
prevailed. Tbs Dolly NrCs Gays Anvite Of the
most detesed in the late government, and during the
reign Of the Regent narrowly escaped the Of his
countrymen Another version says he was merely pass
Ing through the city aud recognized at the railroad
station He dragged through the Streets bueted by
the people, and finally his head cut off and carried
n triumph The troops reached the too late to
prevent II.
There vague report that Prince Carignano had been
rendered and had accepted the regency Of Central Italy
for the King of Sardinia.
Is confirmed that tho Sandman Ambassador at
Rome had received his passports The gravity Of
the proceeding is diminished by the circumstance that
diplomatic relations between the two governments has
been interrupted ever since the Sandman Chamber pass
cd the famous law relative to converts.
The government of Bologna have decreed the abolition
OF the the line Of the frontier Of Modena and
Tuscany, aud adopted the Sandman customs tariff
Mazzir has addressed letter tho King OF Sardinia
frankly rcnouacng his personal opinion and promising
The suppc Of the democratic party Of the kingdom and
~sll max. Itayfree.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh and Co.'S Rn-
deal Truss They also keep silk Elastic Stockings W
rcose veins Supporters and Shoulder Brace Instruments
New -
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Photographs OF the Late Hon. ID. G.,
Broderck sale the HOLMES Gallery SOL Broadway
One dollar photographs Any cent ambropes, and twenty
Ave cent miniatures.
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FAN Fashion Hats FOR 1859.
WHITE. The halter ZIG Broadway opposite ST. Paus church
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Drawings Of tho Delaware State Lottc-
ries-wOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of tAe
DELAwARE, cxoRGh, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE

nEiAwARE-ExfRA CIAss No. t6l OcroHER 10. 1854
80, 16, j, So, 40, 81, SO, SO, So, Is, rs, a.
DrIAwARE.ClAss No So, OcrosxR 1e, 1859
49, ~ "a, 81 AZ, 10, rs, Al, SO, 10. "A, "a, A.
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO..
W1mnrtOu Delaware
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Postponcment OF q Regatta.

IA,
The Champion Regatta announced for this afternoon OF
Charles River postponed tlfto morrow on account
of the high wind.
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Red Flannel Shirts and ORA vers for
inyalds. MOODYS Shirt Emporium, 26s Broadway
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ia Legislature OF tie STATE o. Delaware At Ms Last sess.,
having yen " France kreaaoerA Co. ery ccaract tcr
by 6o~ernor OF said State superinend drawings
ss lottery DO hereby certify that Tho following are lie Iui-
DO drawn day
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesThe best in tho world SURPRISING all made Sold ana
nppheA u the mandatory, IS broadway
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Warranted Purely Vegetable.

Warranted Purely Vegetable.
All the ingredients OF BRANDREfH6 Pills are purgative
aud set Il conjunction detacb dissolve cIeaxss cool
being dsesed like the food they and with the
blood 10 search out and all bad humorz They dissolve
all unnatural collections the tubercies
ulcers let them be what par. q The system they
that u good They emily remove what "a bad Thay assist
nature, agree with act with H. aud always do their work
we'll. Their has saved valuable lrc Principal
oce - Canal street. Price cents per boz with full dec
tona
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Gentlemen's Fashion Hats.
WHITE, the" Halter 216 Broadway.
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CHINA.
SOUTH AMERICA.

China dates to August had reached Bombay but con-.
tained no news Of importance
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Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Cents, Black or
brown; best in Depot No Barclay street. and sold by
all druggists
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Daxry's TrfcopherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaunyng cleaning curng
preserving md restoring The hair. Ladies' W Sold By II