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Gttamboats ami Railrcehs.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
Il EAST OF WEST should buy, before starting. APPLE
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE Price Is esnts The clear msa
ner In which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS are dehneated,
enable, tn. traveller N a Stance HOW HE SHALL
TRAVEL. He vii save many dollar BY seennx copy.
ID. APPLETON Co Pubisheu
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WN. II. FsASELs, Auctious~r
nARTITION SALE of VALUABLE PPOl

Il EBTY, close the Esta. Of Elizabeth d. Peyst.r De-
cessedW n. FEANkLIN will ssl AZ s1cton On THURS
DAY l7h March 1881 IL oo.ock, a. to Merchants. TX.
change by ooer q the supreme COl AID uArr The direction
Of Paiio T. Ruggi-s referee, me foiio~ur
WAshiNGTOk-PLAC o5rusT Oi ofrenr st-Ths House
Lot, Ne. rs asinE pl- n. s0lt cofn-r
FOURTH-sr, corner Of Grrsno-TAs ypcaat H.. or he
uor,l west corner, With party VA
FOURTH-ST.-Tke House AID Lot. No SO sejJrlnr
Also, Lot Adjoi1nE about IS feet lncLs .latA By
feet inches q cesth, with psrty sal
hsps w1l rsdy for es0utiOu previous a. s.- IS
Tsr r.mAin mortgage Of yrA Fof further p.
iiculsrs inquire Of WM p CT RTls Colnssllr su No
lCS Brosdwsy q PHlLO T. kU80LEs. hsf.f,-
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}. bLtECELH. AsclQaeer.
SPLENDID HOUSE and GROUNDS On the
~ River Bytu. a Olsuvls com II A.e,on qL!... .od
previously a }. BLkECkKs, Son CO. Via sell on
TUESDAY kkIch 81 4. Osoes a. the Exeh.ux,
te beautiful IrSpsry ocsted .oss, sEbr. .l-rant
Mansion tGottc style AID oub1erEs erected b. samuel
Cornell, eso 81 1crrs ~1L cfn4-ru-. ssu. fst a. h,.
every couvsusuc. Tor tsDy u -eSJh HaG1bli. Le a:
No Brosd-st us,i
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By Teiegrnph.

BOsTON-Arr March chips Belle Creole, Brown, ChaIe,
ton; Nautilus Eve Padsug barks MArcis, Blanchard New
Orleans: Trovatora, Carver, Mobile.
CHARLESON-Au. March 8, bark Lsmpishter. brig Biz.
chard TorTey, schI PEARL and Sa Iudets al from Bos
sAvANNAH-Air March s. bark Leroy, Boston.
The scbI Thomas Holcombe 10 ashoT. Ty bee Beach she
has a cargo, and il is feared will total oss
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OsS1cE OF 1sE rITr'sgsss rosy w. ~ 81 ND

NTOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the stock
~ holder, N TIE RITrssUsGH, roRr WAYNE ard
CHICAGO RAILROAD COAPANf wlu b. Dec q ne IONS
~ IRE po.-I Of rtAse IN h- cry q Ptsbuts, TUES
DAY II. .9a cay March .. 9cc'h p n a. Eaea
lin. the Bepoi: II tie Directors fer lie year 1879 VII ee
pr-s-nted -, --.---.-.
TIE for sen Directors, 20 .Tys me yss
Eiu hslc - 10 psc- o. NEUSSSOAi' sn~ in
pruIrno, 4. 70 oci0et g =, =. $500 A., i,
Tn Transfer Bool, in - Iced from ths 2lst 70 Sob Of
Msr.b 49, Inclusive ard noi-rs Of stock 10 The Onto a-d
Y.I1yvAn ONO AID lndisnA For Wayne AID Ceicaso
r,-.s Coupan-A which bAs h-eu converted into ne
81 the Company hat tlus VIII rot De ehH-ea %
.c.e q. said election. By o-orr Of -hs p--sitent
AUGUSTUS BRADLEY, Secretary.
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financial.

esocv.S PAL Iss Co g. Is Wa y, b.ah of)
rsr-yors Bu.-afsp Nav Yosx, March l. lSSe
DIVIDEND.-Tbe Board of Directors OF TINS
IL Ccursuy h.v. th. DAY s,,.r-d S.ai-ANSuAL DIV
IDsND Of slA PER CENT rsys,e u me seosi-r. On
ssr1.,S JAMES @. PLArT s. 1~iNy.
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FLUSHING RAILR0AD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
ks; Wharf y steamer sSOCH DEAN q. o:ss, AID 10
and ana $50 ?. TIE Cara k.ys En.G,1. L. L. ..
ssS AID 10 and sDd 50 meeting and IcAaas
ps ysfs-rSsu vt.h lie boat Hunters Point Pave Is c-u
I'M SIXTH, Receives.
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Sales at Anelion.

A. NJ MsRwrS Auc.ioneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN a Co., Trade-Saie
ID Rooms, No. IS PsIk.row.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb g, at O'Clock, AID five FOL-
lowing days a. the came hour
COINS, MEDALS ke.-The most ysluAbl. aud extensive
Cabinet offered In ills country uprising Coin, Aei,f
Tokens Of all nations ancient and modern gold
copper including large variety that very difficult
obtain. Also collection OF and valuable Nusn alto
Wotks L.
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THE MOST RELIABLE.
THE MOST RELlA5LE.
THE MOST RELIABLE.
TIE BEST IN USE.
THE SYST IN USE.
THE BEsr IN USE.
THE BEST IN USE.
THE BEST IN USE.
WHAT ARE THEY
No. rerc, P1<-For Fever Congestion asd lnasassso.
Of ali kinds
No Vows PLl.-For Worm Fever, Worm cshe and Wet.
ting the Bed.
No s. BABY, P,u.-For corc Crying restAins and wAs.
| ulnes, and Nervousness Of Adults
No T. Da,,hea Pr.-soE DarrAes, Cholera lufAstoa ssd
Summer Complaint
No. s Dvmate,, Pz.-For Collie, eripips Dysentsryx
Bloody Flax.
No. g. Chosya Pas-For Choler, Choers Morsus Vomiting
No Cough P,-For Coughs. Colds, HOarsenss., fasea,s
ard Sore Throat.
No Tooth ehs Pu,-For Tooth ache, Face sshe and Nea
ueia-
No Head Aeh, PR.-FOr Headache, Vertigo, Heat sAd
Fulness Of the Head
No TO- D,,p<s,ia Pll,-For Weak and DerAnsed souseA
Constipation and Liver Complaint.
No. H. For Female IreSuLarifs,-scny, PAnfal Esp
pressed Periods
Fsrak PAs-For LeucorrhGs, Profnse hesses ma
Bearing Down.
No Is Group PA.-FOr Group HOar.e COssh, Bad Brssa
No a. Salt Rsssm Pal.-For Ery,pss Er-ptos. PhnFks
N the Face.
No. Is Rhsumae Pis-For Pain, L,uepess serene" In
the Chest, Back Lons or Limbs.
A-For Fever and Asue, Chill Fever. Dumb Asa- cid mir
nanssed AsueI
P.-For Piles, Bind or B.edlns Internal or External
O-For Sore Weak or luh,ned Eyes and Eyebd~ FAisG
wesk or Blurred Sight
C-For C.arrb long standing recent either vlt Oh
s,ructons profuse discharge.
W C-For Whoopns Cough. seatns It's violence and sAsr
enins i,s course.
THESE ARE TRUE SPECIFICS.
TRUE SPECIFICS,
TRUE SPECIFICS,
TRUE SPECIFICS,
TRUE SPECIFICS.
TRUE SPECIFICS,
EVERY ONE,
EVERY ONE,
EVERY ONE,
EVERY ONE,
EVERY ONE.
TRIED AND PROVED
TRIED AND PkOvED,
TRIED AND PROVED,
TRIED AND Proved,
TRIED AND PROVED.
WHAT DO THEY CUREl
WHAT DO THEY CURE
WHAT DO THEY CURE'
WHAT DO THEY CUREi
WHAT DO THEY CURE
Loox AT TIE LIST
LOOK AT THE LIST.
LOOK AT THE LIST. Z,
LOOK AT THE LIST.
LOOK AT THE LIST
DYSPEPSIA
DYSPEPSIA.
SCORES OF CASES.
SCORES OF CASES.
THEY CURE PILES
PILES.
PILES
YH1Y CURE CATARRH 90.
CArARRH
CATARRH
OLD CASES
OLD CASES
OLD CASES
CURES OLD HEADACHES.
HEADACHES.
HEADACHES.
HEADACHES.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
COUGHS AN0 COLDS.
CURES RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM
RHEUMATISM.
THEY CURE FEMALE DEBILITY
FEMALE DEBILITY,
FEMALE DEBILITY,
FEMALE DEBILITY,
OR IRREGULARITIES
IRREGULARITIES.
THEY CURE sALT-RHEUM, D..
sALr-RHEUM.
BALT-RHEUM
AND OLD ERUPTIoNs
AND OLD ERUPfIoNs,
AND BARBERS IrCH
BARBERs ITCH,
BARRIERS ITCH,
AND OLD ULCERS,
OLD ULCERS,
OLD ULCERS.
THEY CURE CHOLERA INPANfUM
CHOLERA ISYARrUM,
CHOLERA fHFANTUM
AND DIlRRHEA,
DIARRHEA,
DIARRHEA.
THEY CURE DYsENrERY
DYsENTERY
DYsESTERY.
WORST CASES.
WORST CASES.
THEY CURE ToOTHACHE AND NEURAL0IA-
TOoTHACHE AND NEURALGIA.
TOOTHACHE AND NEURALGIA
THEY CURE GROUP
GROUP.
GROUP.
AND SORE AND WEAK EYES.
SORE AND WEAK EYES.
SORE AND WEAK EYES.
AND WHoOPING COUGH
WHOOPING COUGH.
AND MANY OTHERS
AND MANY OTHERS.
AND MANY OTHERS.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For ALBANY and TROY. Fare 81
after MONDAY Dec. 6, 1855 Trains win leave 1bt1
~, EevYork, IS follows:
e:2A For White Plains
$50 m. For Wilhsmsbrldse.
1890 N Nail train for Albany.
ll:SOa IN. For White Plains
$3.50 .. 10. For Wiiamsbndse.
SEQ 7. M. For Nillerton.
$3.50 0. m. Express for Albany.
4:OO 0. N For Croton Falls
500 .. m. For White Plains
f:l5 o.. For White aims from White and Centress.
$3.50 D. m. For williamsburg.
REruRNISs-Wil Rave
$500 a m. Whit Pl,ns
$40 g. m. .Wilhsmsbridge.
7:0O g m. .Croton Falls
7:Co a .hulerton
7:9A No.. White Plains.
s:i5 a M. Nail tain for Albany.
1850 N - illams bridge.
1880 0. N. White Plains
SEQ o NJ. White Plains
$50 D. m Albany Cxsress
500 .. m. Wilhamsbridfe.
Wh. J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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Total Pots and Pearls.
COTf0N-The msrhet 10 firm ana sctiye; sales OF $3.50
bales mostly in tTsnsitu We repeat quotations.:
Ekw-yokK CLASSIFICATION
4 Tsxa
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The rovsDss, Of he banks m the ion pinaps
cs.s Of the Union, in Watch ~tekiy reroil are mace
. .hO,en NJ Ii en- lac. s, atements, }, ss foIOvs:
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-MA and Express lines leave New-York 81 and II
and and fare S. Through Tickets cold for Gin
cnnsti and West and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
&C. and through baggage checked WsShngton in and
p m. trains j. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Supehnte nden-
No baggage will be received for train unless delivered and
k.d fifteen minutes In advs Of the time Of leaving
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The steamship Fulton the HAyre line having completed
repairs this afternoon A0ated OF TIE Great Balance
Dock aeo towed 70 her berth, Pier No. 81 N. z
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PROVIDENCE via NEW

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT ana FALL eIvsR-rhs sPeodia s2s superior
SAY STATE Capt ys.; s,;' sSYo Ss ever,
md n. FHPIRE STATE. Cart srsyton on MONDAY
VI DNEsDAY A1s FRIDAY a. O'elooi p m to'n Pier No.
Hreshsr no room, ain ~ REGARDED secured 70 any AePi
csut Until he sane saal have o.sn paid 'or ~, l..
F-sh 20 Boston or ssded through 9TH sres; h'p<o "
- VIM BORDEN. Agent No. - and II wen.-
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNG-
i TON for BOSTON aud PROvIDENCE-InandR erte-
To se0 ...p 40 PnYaofa RocK c.T JOEL stone ard
COMMODORE Capt StIrIs in co1neGlS1 ia tas
pRoSIesEcs saLRo0Ds- t-sSiSs s-%YSrs s,y s1n
sIoep, from Pier No North River frs ~h.r ,ove
o. on H. .,a Of the the III. sn which -sv.. s.op
Tb. COMMODORE. from Hsw.Yori, Monday, wsine.ssy
and Fdsy SouiDS on T9,sday Taur'dsy Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from Ns~-Yors, ru-'dsy fhurs-
Day and Saturday nom s;onisston, Monday "Wednesday d
PASSENGER. proceed sonnrton PER r.Irosd 70 rrov
esnce and Boston in the EIpre, Mai Train resohBs s.d
p. IN advance o oe By other rout-s sud in ample Ds for
al early morning os' connecting North and East fs.en
Ter, tbs, prefer reInsn on e2sia ae sseos sly a.
ne a. tain.
Fare rom Providence 20 Nespor: 50 cents.
accompanies The steamer and tran hoesn
FOR p.s,ss- berth, fright .pp on hoa't h.
steamer 81 the Freight Once, Pier No. norm s- 90 -
the ofce, No 10 ss,teryPlsoe req. =, lsos
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting a. New Hampton with the Delaware Lscks
and Western Railroad and AZ Esson with the LeSn
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Dec. %, lsSs-
Leave New Yors for Eson ate places nom ret
The ,boye trains connect Elizabeth with trains the New
Jersey Railroad which leave from the foot Of Court
kndt-st, st y q m. and IL N and snt D.
PS.eaasu for the Delaware, La kswanRs AID Western
Railroad rl leave 81 u only For Lehish valley Hall
JOHN o. sTERNs. Superintendent
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iEs FKIDAY, March 4, 1859.

Hiarkets-CAkErULLy REPORTED FOR TIE N. Y. fKIsusE
FRIDAY, March g. 1853.
AsHEsrhe market for both kinds steady s. rs for
.rd fnt
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and shnr MONDAY Nov 9 1885, and until further rosse,
Passenger Train. gill leave Pier foot Of Duane b1ovs,
VIZ:
DUExIRK EXPRESS st a. M, for Dunhirk md principal
mts nnednts Stations
MAIL WEST Il q m, for DunkIk and Buffalo ana inter.
mediate Stations
ROCKLAaD PASSENGER Al p m, from foot Murray q,
via Pernont for auBerns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at $3.50 p m, Tor Neweush Port Jervs
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EMPRESS N4:Sp m, for Dunairt and Buffalo,
and PRIV eipa internedisse Stations
EAGRAST o p. m, for DunkIt and Buffalo, and inter.
mediate StstionA
Tn. above Trains run daily, Sunday, accepted
Blmira fsntr,
Cauansagna Railroad for Niagara Fall II Binshsnton With
the syscuse and Biz gbsuton Railroad for syssu.e Corn
inr the Buffalo NwYork and Ee Railroad for Roehes.
ter Buffalo ard Niagara Falls At Great Bend with the 0e.
ware LschawDns and Western Railroad for Scranton; at
Buffalo and Dunhk With the Lake Railroad for Cye.
land, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago &c
CHARLES MORAN President
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From Dec.
a. 1858, he Trains will Leave Chamber 81 Station g
follows: Express Trains a. and S:l5 and iSO p. m
Albany Nal Train HIS q for Poughke-Pse 55
and II for Dobb, Ferry a. $40 for Stag slns, eS
D. m. for Peeh,kll, The PouShkeePsie, Peek.kiI-
sns sing Dobbs Ferry Trains stop the Way Stations
taken at Chamber Csps Christopher sad olsss
Trains for New.l Troy SOS and l0:D and
s.5 ard SIS m and Albany about Is minute, ster On
snnd.v...sp m A. g. SMITH S1perintanieut
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILRO
IN teSa WINTER ARRANaTMENf

NETWORK and NEW-IiANEN RAlLROAD.
IN 1853. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859.
Commencing November Y, 1883
Passenger Station IN NewYork Htbst and ftba y
entrance Hth-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
Tor New Haven 7, m lex l2:45 AS, tesl 3:+5 and
f:3Q For Bridgeport :, 9 g N. lex l2:t gas, tex
S45 ana 40 For Milford Stafford, Fairfield soGtn-
port and Westport, ~ - S45 and 43Dp For Nor
wsk, l2:45 ass (eE) S:45 40, $50 yor Ds-
rsn ard Greenwich, a. m. l2:i5 s:46 4:s $50 For
Stamford m, (ex) l2:+5 2i5 tex 3:45 49, $50 p.
FoI Port Chester and intermediate Stations, As S
$50, $50, $50 p m -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, "a m (ex.) 2:S m (ex). yor Providence
via Hartford Tex FOR Hartford and Springfield,
m (e1) II: IS and IS IN (ex) For Connecticut River
Railroad 10 Montreal a m tex }. For Canal Railroad 70
Northampton, ga IN. lex and H;t5 For New Haven
and New London Railroad and f:45 For House.
tonic Railroad s. m For Nsusatuck Railroad q M, 2:S
D. m FOR Danbury AID Norwak Railrosd Ia S:&5 m.
JAMES II. HOYT SUPERINTENDENT.
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nlafbinerr.

A SHCROFTr (Bourdon) STEAM GAUGES.
"A Perfectly reliable handsOn.ly made, and "ARRANfEe
.; very ks prices
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NNANTED-ATLANTIC SCRIP 1859. Apply
w tss DRAPER, No. IS PiLe-s-
CIn lnn OR Sl2, O00-To LOAN on
" IOsOOO Bond and Aor,ssge. for tern Of years,
proved City rrop-ry Asdress Box $40 PostOfce
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HUMPHREY
HOMEOPATHIC REMEprEs

HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC REHEoIH
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
HUMPHREYS HoNCOPArHIc REMEDIES.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
FOR THE PEOPLE
FOR THE PEOPLE.
FOR THE PEOPLE
roR THE PEOPLE.
FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE MOST SIMPLE
THE MOST SIMPLE.
THE MOST SIMPLE.
THE MOST SIMPLE.
TIE MOST SIMPLE.
THE MOST CONVENIENT.
THE MOST CONVENIENT.
THE MOST CONVENIENT.
THE mort CONVENIENT.
THE MOST CONVENIENT.
TIE MOST RELIABLE.
THE MOST RELlAsLE.
THE MOST RELIABLE.
THE MOST RELIA5LE.
THE MOST RELIABLE.
TIE BEST IN USE.
THE SYST IN USE.
THE BEST IN USE.
TIE BEST IN USE.
THE BEST IN USE.
WHAT ARE THEY.
No l. rere, PI<-For Fever, Congestion asd lna.n..s,
kfrl.
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These figures show marked contraction IN 'Oa's'
with snail ibcrese in specie
Tie following is a comparative statement Of the I'm
pOrts of foreign Dry Goods at Eew-YOrk Tor the
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Stotks. Gxtbanae. 1T.

baltimore CITY e's, 1875, FOR SALE.
GTATE OF MARYLAND PER CT. STOCK
S IF sale by SAM HARRIS SONS
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK; FARMERS
and Merchants Bank Stock Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road s61 1867 .s Bonds for sale by o u,pp1S so>s
1slSAE.E BY PH. SULLIVAN,
s2d No. "a Second street.
DRIME NEGOTIABLE BUSINESS PAPER
l. wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
ENIRST-CLASS OUT TOWN COMMERCIAL
ted 6,a by MARTIN LEW LEWIS,
TTNION BANK STOCK WANTED BY
~ SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
J2Sf Basement Chesapeake Bank
E7RANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
j2stf Basement nH cheiap3e AK, Bank
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
j1i-tf s. Buchanan's Wharf.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
v NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
lift 2O5 Baltimore street.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
4 apl4-tf JNO. S. CUTTINGS co.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ coMPANY's BONDS endorsed and gnendGrsed for
4 OMMERClAL PAPER WANTED BY JO-
" STAH LEE & co. j2-tf
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
jltf PURvIs CO.
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO h co.
- San Francisco Cal, and on P. G. BoMBALIER CO.,
'''''' '''''' PENDERGAsr BROS,
apl0-t II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
II LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
lift RIP No. 5S Buchanan's wharf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER Il Co,
jel-t corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
IN PHILIP COVER & CO.,
Jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by PHILIP COVER & CO,
iel-t corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER CO,
Jel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
FXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
- PENDERGAST BROS,
m30f No. II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap2s,tf Exchange Place
TNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
Y apl4-tf JN6: S. CUTTINGS &co.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
apl4tf No. % South street.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
S 5DPglif fthe Union by mo c,vr1Ncs6co
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNOX& co.
aulSu 9Grocer's Exchange.
EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO AND ALL
1.-the principal mining towns Of Gaifona for sale by
m3Gd No II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
STOCKS, BONDS, and all other kinds of Secu
Of this and other markets bought and sold only
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI


CoudHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HoARsENEss, GROUP, BIZ
CHITIs, INoIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
RELIEF OF CoNsUMPTIvE PATIENTS IN
ADVANCED STAGES
DISEASE.
wide is the field Of its usefulness and numerous
the its that almost every section of country
abounds persons publicly KNOWN who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases of the lungs by
its When tried its superiority every other
medicine Of its kind is too apparent to observations
and VIII its virtues known, the public longer hest
tate what andoe to employ for the distressing and dan
affections of the pulmonary organs that incident
to climate Whemany inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits the
afflicted they forget, and produced too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten
Prepared by
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DIR. j. C, AVER & Co,
Lowell, Mass.
All Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood Block
W. H. Brown Bro Baltimore street, at wholesale and
all Druggist at retail ioQaofro
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC.
are composed that disease within the range of their
ton rarely withstand evade them. Their penetrating
properties Search and cleanse and nvgorae every portion
human organism correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy vaties As of these
perties invalid who bowed down with pain
debility aSonshed find his health restored by
q remedy at simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every day complaints of every
body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my Anne
rectops for their use in the following complaints GosUe
ach Nausea Idigestio Pain an and Morbid Indction Of
the BoceiS, Fldtaiency Loss Of Appetite, Jaundce, and
other kindred complaints arising from low ofthe body
oroh offs functions
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
IN HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER.
FRANCIS II. GRUPY
Informs the public that he has removed to his Ware
house. No % GRANT STREET directly the rear Of his
old Stand and door from Lombard street, Opposite
Robinson Lords warehouse where will be found fresh
and complete assortment of EV cry KIND AND QUALITY
OF LEATHER, especially Hemock and Oak Sole Leather,
Harness. Bride and Lace Leather Wax Upper Kps,
Calf Skins French Calf Skins, etc, wholesale and retail
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS Bark Mills best and COM
mon grades of Tanners OILS always on hand.
Hides and Leather bought and sold commission, and
cash advances made on cons2nmens.
For further information address
F. II. GRUPY,
jl5f % Grant street, Baltmore
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CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S,
BY GLE ON x go

fi.::t TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
I cree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
~ dersigned trustee will offer for ale public auction,
the new Saesroom Second street. adjoining the Post
Oilce, on SATURDAY tho EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1852 o'clock. P NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND THE IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON situat- lie east side of Schroeder
street distant seventy seven feet from the north side
Pratt street fronting Schroeder thirteen ee with
depth OF sixty feet to alley three wide subject to
yearly rent OF thirty nine dollars payable semi annually
The improvements consist OF o-story and BRICK
HOUSE thirteen by twenty eight feet and back building
or kitchen one-story high
Terms Of sale 0nefourh cash the balance at four
SIX and nine months the credit payments carry
and to he secured by notes with approved endnrsr.
GEO. N. GILL, Trustee.
GIRSON AZ
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GCROFuLA. OR KINGIS EVIL is a constitn


Stonal disease corruption Of the blood, by which thi
fluid becomes vtiated weak and poor Being in the crcu
aton tpervades the whole body, and burst in
disease on any part of No free from its attacks,
there which it may not destroy The scrouous
faint vaousy caused by mercural disease low living,
aisordered or unhealthy food impure air. filth and filthy
habits the depressing vices Whatever be its origin it
is hereditary in the constitutions descending from parents
to children unto the third and fourth generaon indeed,
it he the rod of Him who says 81 will visit the mi
quites OF the fathers upon their children"
Its effects by depos ion from the blood of
rupt ucerous matter which, in the lungs liver and in
terai gans is termed tuberces in the glands swellngs
and the surface eruptons sores This foul corruption
which gende in the blood depresSes the energies of life
that scroulous constitutions not only suffer from scroulous
complaints but they have far less power withstand the at
acks Of other diseases consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which although not scouous in their ature
still rendered ia by this faint in he system Most of
the consumption which decmaes the human family has its
origin directly in this scroaous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver kidneys, brain and indeed
Of ali the organs, arise from aggravated by the
cause
quarter of all people scroulous their persons
invaued by this lurking infection, and their health is
undermined by it, To cleanse it from the system must
the blood by Alternative medicine, and invgo
it by heay food and exercise Such medicine
supply in