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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

1900 tnonas Aoraam, Of GrAaord county Of Loagx1
tend hI funeral from the residence Of bis psrep,s
ro :. s,ee. second avenue this (Monday) aer
hr,.s On Saturday September, Is after short in.
ness, Will y son OF Charles and Emma Myers aged
year, montns ana Gays The relatives and friends OF
the family are respectfully invited attend the funeral
this honday) morning. n ten clock om the res,denos
Of his parents, corner Of Washington and s,reets
Greenp0int. 1900
PEABODY On Sunday morning, September ls, Rosr<,
swift infant son Of Charles A. and lula L. Peabody.
w Me or ss1sn os m
c. daughter Of Samuel r and Susan Z. Pinckney aged
year. months and days.
invited TO attend the funeral, this (Monday) Afternoon
four o'clock from the residence Of her grandfather A.
Wmpres corner Of Boston road and Main street. witnoat
RscKs -On Friday, September Il, MARIA D. K R.us,
wife OF John Kecke aged 20 years, months and ~
DAYS
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this (hondayl afternoon =
street near Sixth avenue Her remains will be taken 70
ihe Lutheran Cemetery for interment.
hEiLY On Sunday morning, September I6, OF Group,
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
at two o'clock from the residence OF her parents No
2os East Thirteenth street.
- a.rs slATsaY aged 10 years. native
hs uncles Michael and James Lyons, and his frienda
are requested TO attend his funeral this ondsy) aer
noon, at tree O'clock from No lS6 Thirty sixth street
=, IhosisoS-ln this city, on Saturday September Is
Mrs.. SARAH THOMPSON wife Of Joseph Thorn pson.
The relatives and lends Of the family are respcctfuv
invited to attend her funeral from her late residenoe
iIz West twenty sixth street, this Monday Afternoon Al
two o'clock.
WoRpES-A Yonkers, on Friday. September Il, o.
typhoid fever, LOUISA A. woRpKs, eldest daughter a
William b. Worden, Esq.
st John, New Brunswick, papers please copy.
:, WILLIAMS On Saturday, September Is, JAmzs Hxrx
WILKINS. aged IL months, youngest son OF Arthur anA
Anne Williams.
New Orleans papers please copy.
Wnsos-ln Brooklyn, on Sunday, September 10,
DONALD, youngest son of John and Margaret Wlsou
aged years, months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence Of his
father kllman street OF Park avenue on Tues
day afternoon at three O'Clock.
WArhoudH AT Constanta, Oswego county, ~ Y, "a
Friday, September IA, Mr. JosErR wArnouGH In the 2os
year Of his age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

NEW csrnm.-A handsome little church, situated In
the wood which surmounss Bergen H Just back Of Ho.
boken yesterday opened for the ass time for Divine
worshp. The church N capable 81 seating about four
hundred persons, and IN OF wool with brick basement
size, forty two by thirty fcet Ibs services
commenced By psalm singing, after which Rev G. Isren,
dcdic~tory sermon taxing for bis ssxt the appropriate
words, "Ye also, lively Stones built up spiritual
honsc from the second chapter ~ The Epse Of peter
Amer the sermon he proceedcd BY prayer, 10 dedicate
the work Of man 70 God. Afternoon aud evening services
we're also held when the Rev. T. Posal, of New York,
and Rev J. winner Of Hudson City, delivered sppro,
pirate sermons.
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Tnese va better feeling in the wheat market yester
DAY morning, and early 10 the day sales made
Al the opening Of Change the market not frm,
and prices were NC lower, and before the cose Ole.
hands. Flour was dull and neglected, at - 90 a 81 rs
for single extra spring wheat and % IS 12 for choice
brands Corn was quiet at acc for No in store, 3!c
s7Kc. for No do and SIC for No 2cansi aaoat Oats
steady At SOC Barley In good request 49, aSc. for
No 2, aud CSC o6c for No. In store Rye In fair de-
msnd at Ole in store Freighs firm ut lie for wheat
TO Buffalo but the scarcity Of vessels prevent engage
mens for freight The following table gives the receipts
and shipments Tor the last twenty -four hours, COM
pared with those Of the same dsy In 1884,
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letter bag win be despatched from the rooms OF the
Naval Library and Iastitut, IN Chariestown, 10 the
Uated states squadron East Indies about Septe
Der IS Letters and pa ases Of newspapers W the
rooms, free Of expense viii be forwarded
In pursuance OF . oroviso In the naval appropriation
OF I'd june 1890 secretary Of the Navy has
pointed board Of "aavai officers, engineers, and COZ
ses of the navy and the cost Of giving them suy Of
them full steam power ogcther win The expediency Of
making such change, IN view OF We cost coadton mo-
del and general character Of such vessels stered.N
hahoard u composed OF Commodore George w. Sorer,
Commodore 8 II sringham, Engineer in chief samuel
Arrhbod, Cnsc Eassser y. lakewood Joha Lenthsl,
q Chef u the bureau Of Construction, and Naval Con-
atrucar B. r. Deiano, and viii their examina
tions Immediately Of the vessels Al the Portsmouth, ~
H. Navy yard and then examine those al Boston, New
York, rAladelpha, and Norfolk sucos0veiy.
Lieut. Charles Thomas has been ordered 70 proceed 10
mana o. the siorsship Falmouth
Passed Assistant Surgeon James suddards has been
detached from the Naval Asylum, rhilsdephs, aud
dered 70 report o. The ssh instant for duty board the
Commodsre James Armstrong has been ordered 10 Pen
nAcolA, Florida, 70 take command Of the Navy Yard
Lieut. r. A. Roe has been assigned 70 ordnance duty In
The Navy Yard u New York
another duiy Chief Engineer VIM IL snocs has sesn 40
pointed upon the Board, which meets In PhlAiephia
The iss inst, % s..%,ss s.nsds.ss g. 0mo'oa and
dispatches Of June 70 have been received from Flag
ofcss sribling, commanding the East India squadron
with the Hon Mr. ward, Uated stSses Ninissev the
Gulf Of Pitchili-to Be followed by the steamer saginaw.
The Untcd states sIoop John Adams Commander Berrcn,
was IN the river MIN. The Canton and Chinchew men
lighting ~ Fouchou, and Commander Bsrrieu had
despatched tvo armed boa for The protection Of Amer
tan citizens.
The Uhir,qui Surveying Commission, Of which Capt.
Treerck Engie Il 10 charge, arrived In tho BROOKLYN II
Bcea del roro, August a. ten days. out from Norfolk
The Brooklyn had very smooth passage, rhich favored
she oommssion In the arrangement Of their plan Of &C.
sion Immediately the BROOKLYN dropped anchor the va
vious divisions Of the mission e6tered upon their
npcctve dutiea The weather dry--sbe days plea
rant and the nights COOL with 4 refreshing breeze.
Tho steam soop Seminole Commander Prentiss ~ route
70 the Brazil station, touched 81 DEVILS Island, coast Of
0uisns, for coal, on the 18th of August
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Rscuvosp &c-esesrp~hip ysAestcvu-M yordon, Mrs @
Rsvsn n~s Rawpnn Mrs 9omperss, Mls HsshAvsy,
M. ycrecu, Pollard, Mr. Vim Alien, children and
Mn Va Temple man Isaac Smith and son. WIN Alley,
Capt biz, CApt Foster. Baker B.r9w. ~ =
Jaa 1Arkh VIM BalArd. Sanford and In The sieerSxe
MISUNDERSTANDING Hnntsvsle-Mrs Ellen scslly, ge,
Rmcle Pierce CONNIE IL Csp Rornholm Bscou etss
brcd, L. Clara, q nsrsex Mis- ncCcy, nrs bser Mrs
Won Mhw Havhour WIN wagner Reward porgiss Wrr
ByrOa-snd IN the s~NN<~
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PosrAGs 70 BsAzm NJ TEE rnsscH MAn-psrAyrr
orTcssI-The Preach government has recently con.
eiudcd postal oouventioo With Brazil oy the terms Of
which letters may hereafter be Transmitted between the
United states and Brasil, VIA France, 10 The FrcDch mall
q oa. fourth ounce or usder which embrsoes ine fun
postage DATED 6sAtes French and Byaxfian) charge
able . e and may - :. ss o. s
malls for Brazil yin be regularly despaiched br the
preach Pos, once, alternately w The French mail pack
the Britain mail packets leaving Southampton toe oh
of each month.
wrrrR--rce formed half an inch thick 10 The North
tuesday and there wss NOV on .hs caissi moaa,.a.
thursday morning
Cosrnrxp LAsss iScpSlss CANAL rotls Amount
received for tolls % the New York canals for the first
week in september, 1880 Ioe es
DO IN isss.' sopiz 70
Amount received nom the openne o. navigation 70 and
including the nrst week Ia sept, 1850 u $50 - o.
Do w vs2iSs "
increase In 1880. Observation-Disclosures. 500, SIS %
TIM GRAu TpAps on Iasr MIcmeAs-rne Chlcaxo
T~ ard Hvaid of the lsth inst states DO yesterday
lskcs with 40 5or bushos Of grain ST. barc Of eour,
and . large amount Of sundries There 10 suhccut
grsn IN sors here - The lowest calculation % c.d 10
likely 70 keep pace with them Tor some time 70
Marrow Escsrs or Az AuosArr Prof yhosts, ths
sercraut made balloon ascension n Marietta Ohio,
the balloon burst Prof sboss down standing Ia
his basket alshtnr ON the levee. Singular ~ u may
eccu the only injury be appears 70 have sustained
badly mashed ankle.
vnnrrs AZ sAnArocAUp 70 The 2s,h Of June the Arb
walls II Saratoga pings this year numbered ~ asa The
lest year the number vA - ,osl.
syvrsxcrp 10 m HIVE According 70 thc statement In
the So Louis EyJ~e0, named n. A. Marsh, former.
y Of that city bas been sentenced 70 BE- hung a CHxe,
Ark, Tor circulating the New York Dbsns, whioh out
there considered ~ A. sosSdssy pssi,osso, s me ss
. strong petition In behalf Of The condemned ma.
Mcsnvv ov Az Aou wouAS.--A coicred woman named
Eve Cslhbury, residing In lanes sser Pa wn brntslly
murdered near uoccstora Centre, by, - n alleged man
NAMED Jacob Whitman The victim wM ninety years OF
age. Whitman he's been arrested.
SrIcTpH IN Nrw BsuAm Lyman Beckey, married
man, between nny and sixty year. Of sse, Committed
suicide IN New Britain Conn the 18th inst, BY shoot
ing himself through the head with pistol he hsd been
IN depressed spirits for some time but his friends had no
apprehension that he intended this 70 make avsy via
hLmse't
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SUSPICION or ARSON About half past four O'Clock yos
terdAy morning the premises Of James Sheridan IN War
rem street. two doors from Nevins discovered be
There The premises lot ofrags and other
combastibses and the surrounding circumstances
such lead 10 me suppostion that the Gre the
work Of sasineendary AocorGinsly sherldan was ar
by officer Lent Of the Third district, tho
paint a Timothy Purcell the owner Of the premises IN
which ,tbe lhrc was discovered sheridan was there
fore locked up.
RAs. Ball-rhe Grs, game Of home and home match
viii be played today between the American star and
Powhassa R.e Bail cuss, al South Broosyu, FOR the
championship Of juniors grounds smith
and President streets A Clear nod and no favor, and
The best party Game called At half past two ocioc
stairway a sons OverssrunG Grand
and Plssa- condered the bes
.re warranted for ave yeara wArsrooss saA y waAsr
Herrinx's Patent Champion Fire and
Burl Prod sAfss Isl Broadway Garner O murray sres.
Grover n Bakers Celebrated Noisslsss
ss~tss ssshss; he - IL T. y uss fos ssm,g -ns -
Nstics.-Ths Eurehs sewing Machines
And ,.a wu es1 sTs On Z RSsrssr rsrALxrr
osss. ssc Brosdvsy. Clubs sappnsd Agents wanted
s,s.S..s .ss .s ss 70 ss .ss s.ss sa.sss
A Reliable Family Neutrality-suspicious.
.s..0 " os ses se sf. sss - - iSs
soss o 100 =" '' '' = ''' ''''' '''' ''-N' ''"'@
Asf Prudent Travellers, whether by
hss orv purchasing he Delsno Le rreservnx
.%sss The pre-. ssassra ars s ,h ys 10.
q II sl1ss Remember he Central America
&c ai issas ss ss sis Is 3.
nsrr- s.ssps q he ssssS ar.es o" ssssen ma Der ,ss
oai and Yea Company. No as Broadway. opposite
PARKER Bros'. London Club ssuce has
sw ss - sss n ~ rseS sss ~ ss
e. ~ II % On s s .' ~ Ss - s'I
sho I'm. sod y All resp-cssele srccer Nj
PARxnR, 10 Beehman street, Agent for the United ssaes
Beautiful Com pie rfon.-Lafrd's Liquid
rs Rs .shsvsd celebrity = s.sns 10 .qps i Ga ss.a
sras1 sss frissiSa sspos ~ sas - srosdsv
"a Clear Coupsexfon- IL Desired By aIi
sdieA uss PHAIoss Snow whhs Oriental Cream"
.Lsases' Bes~ssaers'' Phaion q sons
Snow White Oriental Cresm" sold By al drueriss.
"Beasssfsl Complexion" PhaIon's
spncw white Oriental Cream Price 80 cents bo<us
GIVE Us A Ola Ksrss sss Disessss Snsi-
den, ~ gsros e r.TTH,sg ~ Cslpn ~ !. crry~
F x. .ey IA H lsAl W srs1r
Radical Cure OF Hernia, Rwpture.-
Or e. MARSH, a ~ well ksswn bo..e q ssrSh 90,
special NE surgical sAApsaou Of bic Radical Cure
Tra4
Bssohssor's Hair Dye II the Best In ths
world MsSe soS end applied IN approprAAs pnvAas
n Ne va fssscsy, - Bcsd sreea
sersf~ia.-A Few Beetles Of Ksnnsdy's
Medical DsuDye~y, judsous sppcskcn II Tie acrufula
Ontrsens Hesiiss Onsmest asd sarly following Ne a.
rss. y " ss.sAs~ ssousA ssss scss' VII cure tAs
vorM case.
The Best MamuSactursng and Family
Machines 10 The world. NJ SINGER co ass Broad
way.
Base Hall.
ErICKyRRoCxRR ". ExCErsIoR
The match betveen the~~ cubs viii MOI be paYsd w dag
C,fstadovo's HAIR Dye. wigs and Tow
peeste beat n the word Wholesale sni retail sad the pge
prvaiey sprhed. No, Asiog House.
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From the East Texas Times
The committee appointed the citizens Of Rusk county
70 ascertain the facts attending the burning of the
OF Henderson Sunday Night the 9th Of August and the
amount OF losses sustained by the burning, make the fol-
lowing report
That the nre caused, beyond doubt by incen-
diary, and that the losses sustained are follows;
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Voa pEDIKRa aAIE LOf ~ HAVANA So
w~rs psvfursrv Iww~lry Ac., p@ffeHt tJ sMaAH ~
prdl~rv wR b. f,r cseh iaseSss.g k.1.g "a
MAS, pAllLS 60, ~ s0Ntfg.
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shirts--Shirta--sfx nor %; made from the
80 Ano4oax and nAmsuttA nuslns Depot iA Cha.
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Drawings or II. Frances Delaware Let
., 81, 90, O. 70, 8. q, es, So. as, 81, Is, IS, a.
taRAnp CossoLIpArnD LorrIRY-CLAss -, 8Err. y. 1850
= 'S xlInisss ss.i Delaware
Sosyon or DssoIuros or CorAsrssuay.-rhs nrn
Bfs9s u ass Ne 1ss ss bs~s
sacsy Lotteries ~ be hsreAsr drawn BY he gndsr1Fned
wn.iscror, Delawrs. Sept s. 1850
Drawilsss OF the D.lawar. state Lotts-
rea-WooD, EDDY CO., Manager Of the
s.sIgssr 4.D Oss .r. 4, ,ssn
~ s.r r.. ss' g. is 80.
IL &c. g. rs, u.s. a. q, SO, 5a 8, 23, TO- e. 81, 70.
Or WOOD. EDDY A Co. g. Isa ns H.sc.
White, the Halter, als Broadway, op-
fts an ready ss
shirts--shirts-six nor %, made from tn.
s Ss . Mns . sns EssIsu~ aasns Depot i oAa
The Prince or Wales 1t Gurney's Cal
uns &c Prince o N s sd State Of his
Gallery. j. dURNEy SON. No. IN broadway.
Cabinet! impsrlsl and Life Size! Wiiansoa nd ss
Inventors and Patentees
Ss1 with por Yo ssf' e S
Limits 2 invsno free Of charge Judge msson formerly
~ counsellor In patent matters.
Fall Fashions.-Leary & Co.'s Success
fashions for genemen Hats the Fan Styles
ready, At Nos- s. and s Aston House.
Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Machines,
once SOS Broadway. New York
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The Prince OF Wales ut Gurney's Gal
iery-nh only correct Likeness. In the United OF his
Royal Hignnoss the Prince OF Wales exhibition
Gallery. J. dUKNEY SON, No. 7U7 broadway.
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MI Prudent Travellers, whether by
oossn ks orver purchasing The Desno LIFE Pres~rvnx
oarmsuts. The prtce q beautiful dres Yea ~; q
90 from drowning sdles and chdrens waists
~ Al sres Remember The loss o. The Central America Arc
uc tyonsis Hungarian Lady Elsip and many obeys See
york Tribune &C September Is for The account o. The
o. The steamer tr~bis from sudden and ter
r1he Faucet kork Cape Clear. D~lAno se Pre-
~rvinr and Yea Company No ass broadway opposite
he Hall.
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The Lady EIxsn Cssastropas.

+ The Lady Elgan Casastropas.
EXTENT or TIE DisAsrKR-rHx sUrFyRns BY THE
RECOVERING THE BoDns or THE VICTIMS, ETC.
From the Chicago Democrat, Sept IA
ExTKsr or rHx DisAsrxR.
According 10 the best authority thu number OF
on board the Lady Elgin, when she len this port
3sS including the crew. OF these ia reported as
saved THIS would leave 27s lost Of which the bodies
oil only sixty seven have been recovered 10 this time
THx SUFFERERS ~ THE CALAMITY.
There is good reason TO believe from the stewards
there from three 70 four hundred people board Of
that fated vessel the night she went down. OF these
the greater portion were people In limited
and mostly with large families II ID estimated by good
judges in Milwaukee, that thousand Orphans
the Milwaukee Sentinel says, viii be thrown On the world
and two hundred widows This probably the largest
amount OF distress that any city the Union has
known we except the city Of Lawrence in the lawrence
mil catastrophe In view Of these facts, we suggest
subscription list be opened, aud committee Of active
men named to collect donations.
VISIT TO THE WRECK.
Yesterday Afternoon the CoroperB jury went on
special train procured by Hubbard spencer, 70 Dag
gets pier twenty miles north Of the city, for the pur
pose Of examining that portion Of the wreck q the III
ated steamer which had come ashore there. With the
Jury wen. the Inspector Of Hus a. this port Capt Ds
wilson Capt Prndevile, Capt Kehoe and others They
found on the beach, At the point named the whole Of the
stern Of the Egn which had parted in two iengthways
and foated TO the shore. The wreck examined
ully and found to be very sound The finding OF these
portions Of the hull negatives the opinion heretofore
ertained that the lower cabin went down without break
ing to pieces and carried down those IT, These two
pieces the uuli which embrace all tue vessel from tne
keel TO the main deck, sba the whes were found close
70 each other.
From the Chicago Times and Herald, Sept II
AHAss FOR RECOVERING TIE BODIES Or TIKI DEAD.
vgilaDt parties constantly the beach At work
rescung bodies from the surf. noble Newfoundland
dog has been OF great assistance In recovering bodies but
he utterly refuses any reward in the shape Of
from bystanders, swapping and snsrling at them when
any such demonstrations OIL red. The animal has
displayed more soul than the land pirates who have
made the wreck q means Of robbery All the bodies
found yesterday were In far advanced stage Of decompo
sion and some OF them could with difficulty be ident
lied by anything but the garments upon them One the
body OF . woman, had q portemonnAe fastened In the
hair by pocket handkerchief The portemonnaie
tanned y cents in silver Il 10 believed thai few, any,
OF those Ia the lower cabin about all OF whom Ia
dies escaped One Of the rescued states that just before
the boat sent 70 the bottom he looked down into the
cabin and behed many ladies' running wildly about Ia
their night robes having apparently Just from their
berths. These doubtless still remain with the wreck
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Fey at Hsadquartsrs.-Ths Sole Com
tractors 10 Anersra for Hodrea Old Ton h noRRrs IS
Bro@dvay Who sells scty for cash. and dsdss compel
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FAps n MASSACHUSETTS, ~ lsso-Thc following IA
list Of the various Agricultural fairs 10 be held "a this
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Tn: S;ss s.s s;ssss .ss Fs% s
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a Reliable Family medicine.-Hollo-
ways Ps snd onin.n. The only positive remedy far
cvoaious sfecsons1 old ucevu. legs bcusns tnd
essou and all dsorders arising from foul stomach vsied
blood.
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HerrfnK's Patent Champion Fire and
Burxr Prod sAfes Isl broadway. corner o. Murray street,
New yWk.
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Radical Csrs 81 Hernia, os Rupture.-
Dr 81 Marsh, a ~ well ksswn house of hsrxh Co,
No yeesy -, AsAor Hovse cppoH -. casrcs dsvoss
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stsinway a. Sons OverstrunG Grand
square considered the bcs;
warranted for ave wArerooss q md - WAkss
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perofula.-A Few Bottles Of Ksnusdy's
nedlca Ds.gy.sy juaicso.s sgYycssscs q ne sc.cfus
rssuos n ns panph,st arousA earh sci,s VII ~
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LBIou HORN, 60 HUDe0N ErnKrr, C0Rrrs or
n ,hsri~s oood rccummo6aurrs foe usn~.n " reFuae
rent bsfder pleasant Furnished RoDans n s's
single suitable fnr msrri>e angle sentrer whb w.
bs's~ sss piAno, Ae sa<ss pee. sse dc,r ,srns lo~
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parher Bros'. London Club Sauce has
nov Indispensable requisite every vel provided
family and restaurant In he United States II has reach
~ a present sale very short ume and bids fair 70
All Ia rivals both sides ~ the water 10 very
paRxlR Is s.ress Agent or The Gnssd saies
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.Isasess Bsawesnerf's Phafon - Sons
SNOW white Oriental cresm." Sold By all druerss.
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BeauaifUa Complerson." Phai0n's
ancv white Oreutal Cream Price 50 cents per bo<ue.
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SoIsoH or DlssoIurioH or CorAsrs.maY-Ths drea
hercloioy subsixttng under FKAkCn BK0AD
BEETs co, this day dissolved Tbs Delaware and Ken.
grantee =. FRANCI
WELLINGTON. DelawHxe Sept g. 1850
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IL SECOND rfnKK ErYvRa
IL nv JUL suRoErsor.
fev az th>ss ceiebrst~d quarter s~cosx tsaeAs ~
amrs hor~~s' sp~~d snd c<cui&lio~s Of uns -
RoRtRr Rtrr co.
1rrrsirstrrv HALL
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Tss ssrsns ard e&psecus esAblNh~set anev moss me
c~ssfu Wi cunrpue open Until Monday ter,en
~ 1850
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rrUE GRHArEsT SALE ov TIE FINEST LAND Axp
more Of n iAAn has been sold - Virginia far he xs GRO
ALSO is vALu ABLE SKaEoEs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

LANp. SLAVE -
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:. ~ a., ~ y ssss Z is = ~. ss- @
srs w.: SO. r: s's
s.as "a wei ada ,i-a y ,s- rro~s y ~s-s' rss M
sSs s1 :, tx ss s ss ssss ~ s;
srsl,s, r-sssorscs -e .-s and sassssss saa a
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