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, 1860-11-24

Tie telegraph Is just now overloaded With
flrc.cating dispatches from the cotton States.
The wires were burnt OFF somewhere below
Augusta the other day. We shall not burthvn
our columns with the scnstlcEs twaddlr. IL
tile cotton States do anything NC will advise
fever hat, and must Eoon burn out. In
The meantime the sun continues TO rise iu Tic
East and spread his gSories III the West. We
enjoy our cakes aud ale rs Usual, and putty
continues drnn, after It becomes dry.
Irrom the Louisville Democrat]
This secession movement il founded on rc:l-
sons purely selfish. The principals engaged in
ii have not acted in the matter for the first
time. They hare cherished this purpose for 4
carry it out-an opportunity they have made
themselves. The pretcSt ol e1n'l rights III
the Territories is Shallow. If they could Sc
cure an cg1iaI share Of the Territories perm" u.
emily, there would he some sense in i; but
they propose no such thing. States will do rs
they please, and they know II. They will cx-
cludc slave property If they desire. and thcec
Ecccssionists have no remedy, aud propose
none A great fuss is made about slavery Tor q
year or two in Territory, and there it Is all to
end. II is asking us to believe rather too much
Ia ask us to believe this little matters a great
Affair."
The chief captains in this secession move
| rncnt have reasons moro substantial. Tlc pol
iticians think they eau be morc in southern
contcdcracs than they can be in the Union.
Others think their seaport tn~ns will bc the
great marts Of trade Which now goes princ:-
I,alJy to northern ports. They think slave
labor can be had cheaper, whilst tue price Of
their great staple will bc enhanced. Thc:
dream Of gcttin:. Mexico, and Cuba, and Cen
tral America, and buil ildin. npa great Southern
! confederacy. They have dwell an tho Pros
| poet Until it is quite enchanting. These Dor
| DIR slave States arc to playa secondary part
in this grand achievement, and takc rare 81
themselves as best they ca,l, Whilst South Car
olina politicians ART ylori!le.t to the full Iueas
usc Of their conccit. Charleston is to he thc
New York Of the South, and Louisville is TO u.
Il little frontier town. exposed TO all the evils
| If such locality. Kentucky is to he s1ioscr:
Went 10 the ambition Of South Carolina, and
| play SECOND fiddle to the wholc moyc,neut.
| Let the border States, then. takc care ofthcin,
Selves for their interests will not be considered
| br the extremes.
, 1860-11-24

French Eroeatcllc. SAtta neL.:hes, French Printed
Is+;z Erp-: Cloth. Ia.:. :nd ;Me.S.ns EnG:ci' Hs:
brnlt.rea Muslin Curt.iEs: md BY t.S ,ar.: Co7ne,
n wood br:e. Or Gilt: ti!t EEsaiu End. and m;.
Cur1xlu Giors slIE Hor'lrr1rs. Curtain LtaGs. ard
ali Kinds Of 1sinlm!n*- necessary tE Gnr.a!Es WI;
SSairs lite, l:',s LTen and iil+ Shade siu, an+ IN
al widths: to:.:h+r ~Ith EEa,'. iMtt II :;sin; ft
E.rs- itttc:,t t:t":r: Tr:.:. ::-:.:,'. :1a= an:
f:.,. -r crt7, l.. / tass san,. Ernctttas olAds
, 1860-11-24
'ard1y Realized.

HI ID n 'or1tblc 'cndachc this hnfreEnoon. hand
stepped Into the hapothccaias hand saJs hf tho uan
-Can you hcase me Of m 'eadache7" "Docs II hachs
ard" saya q. ~Nsxeoed1ncly." says h. hand upon
TINT q gave Cuphac I1lI. hand 'pon 'onor It
cured NE 50 quick taat :sxdIy rallied I'd 'ad IN
'sRdacha.
, 1860-11-24

GIFT TO TIE MASSACHUSETTS HUMANE So
clETr.-Thc Massachusetts, Humane Society
recently received several gifts from the ROYAL
National Life Boat Institution Of England, in
tho shape Of model Of the lile- Boat Journal,
together with other papers relating to the or
ganlzation. The thanks Of the Institution, in
krrihed on vcllum, TO Miss Dix. in acknowl-
cs'gncnt Of her long and valuable services in
The cause Of humanity, and particularly of her
JEALOUS exert!ons In aiding 10 establish four
lile-boats on tho coast on tlc Briiish posses-
sion of Sable Island, on the coast Of America,
were transmitted ut the Barac time. 1t d
meeting Of tic trustees Of the Massachusetts
Humane Society, held on the 5th instant, the
Elf1s were appropriately acknowledged, and
ller. S. X. Lothrop, the Corresponding sccrc-
tasy Of the Society, has written a letter in re-
ply to that Of 3Ir. Richard Lewis, the Secretary
Of tho Royal Life Boat Institution. The cor
rcspondence is intercsting.-Badon Journal
, 1860-11-24

.FRIS9F2E1lD ZsUC4fE CAUETs.-1Q1B UGe
military organization held "a meeting FEW
days since for the purpose Of electing officers
which resulted in the following gentlemen be-
ing chosen: Lieut.. Commanding, 7. G. MOT:
felt Ind Lieut., Alexander Adams; Sd Lieut.,
Albert Ide. Secretary and Treasurer, J, n.
five nenibe:s. aud being already excellent in
their peculiar drill, will. become quite for
1nidab1e rival to the old organization, "thc
zouAye Gfeys." g.: So: -.
, 1860-11-24

p MOFAL. REMOVAL.
wE HAVE REMOVED OLE
STOCK OF PAPERS
To cur nsE and comHoiious WAREHOUSES
xoa. e. and Aa stato Street,
ocros1rE c1rr 1;orBt-
Msts T 'hs e z r. sqF a e
adssss Il dc p7slis :; ;SessSsfSfs 4 : T. rArr1x
1: and II State street. opposite c:tS i'ote:-
laiIroaas, Banks, and Insurance Co.'S,
Tou wM ind eycryt'ios II he .nars 1t Pag.r; ard
IT.. 1t ower ps:ss ,sa can b. ,alna in us 11afket
Dlu GGISTS.
esss as ;e Sscz :' i :9 s:*aEs 49, a
LAWYERS,
ys IT,: pes, ?azs;s 4, eEal cse. Ist.s
I'll aaa aaisss: u :'ss '
.5EHE.I2.V:Ir.7LE p.1HEES.
c.lcbsstcd yfand? i: lct ~ taeni. issy ass pc
nonuccd tic
! Cheapest and 6ssa Papers
T. sS. ts market aaa taking preference o7ss all other
sIA1IoKERs AND corH!Y CLERKS,
AND sS al an4 c1ame'
Dur Etnsk Of Fine Nutc' ami a:!s fer L::.s csnEct
e.sel'ea Letter and G.n rapsrs or k1aa ..,
r:ces. Call aau satisfy }oa!.el'.s
J - and u state STREET. opposite LILY uctc1
j CRoeEES IND DRT GOODS DE1LEEc,
VII find II ttcc!: al Kinds and cnalttes cf st.aw
S1d Msna Mf!aGG,eX pnnsF, aso IL tS:rs5 Gs2 and
Note p'eF' Syllable ''f Tue ;s1as II efasaaIpps.oh
Gaad4s State a.fert opposite Cl,y nots1.
! PRINTERS AND BcoKuz1s0ERs,
aiming our stock, comprised in part a. loisoH'E:
2,oo puedl-s rr!n,inE mad Decs Pa2sr: Ill sizes.
S We'Shss ,1A and dnahsE' Aas s0e maie 70 osees On
:,eee Ktsus Elat ;;s;,;; xht:e al slsn
Roiie Sa5f Fo,f i!s aaH aa's sna f1ae lee '1s
se1 psnynnd DENY M Nedlan'. white and tla".
s.: *iss* ;s ia q? Rsss5: "a a:'s He.rs..
f9 assorted Glazed FaptFS.
CUT CARDS END CARD BOARDS,
OF tic bost manufacture.
nsIidi7oiIsn10t1
, 1860-11-24

Soyfnr Icds ltaf- Cotton S.a.Graz.& E&relsioz and
Nos Mattresses Felthcr le+ Ev!httss .i:d l1llo~%
blankets Quilts Stee1s, Pillow Cas.s. Lounges Foot
cryrt 1Iatr Ut various Tart. Moa~ and Exc~-.o: hs
the baie seA-Gfs springs: Webbing. ted L1ce. Nut
treas TUFTS aud THtues fur Ephol6tesera use.
, 1860-11-24

Cocoa tf:tttpcs for Offices Churches test!bafes &C.,
straw ,f1ttll both wlc and cieeIg4 oee sEeSn- r.,
vet !:n--cIs and Trstcl i:us. Cocoa. Jpt: Manila
I,r,. SEt.tton Adelaide and She=pSlt1 Aats u tbs
Yrrdttsl 1:tirfi In stke md u:.tLtEs.
, 1860-11-24

Table Liners IN patterns and by the x:-.- tsca Esn
kius nEl uoy!ies, a.fst.i:r@ tlats, ler ~ lotoa
snee,Ings - MI widths. i.tne: and cu1:oi las:owta
ln=s TuwrIs, Crash. f!ano at.d Iab.e Enyer* enbrot
.;eEt,:r with large tssortMe1t OF fsa:es, l7efuse
, 1860-11-24
CURES INSURED IN A DAx.

CURES injured IN a DAx.
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
Inpectine, Inpectine,
Inpectine, 1npectine,
Inpectine, Inpectine.
Tha tts:tble malaay known ~ tho FEVER AND
AGCE, has suitten hundreds OF thousands OF persons
throughout the world every year and has never unt
now been net by succesaful medical treatment that
hns not produced soveEe
muD1C1NAL D1E1AaEa,
which Affect the 1nnkA Spleen the Liver, the heart
other parts Of the human organism. The 1SPECTISE
comes in contact with the skin il absorbed By the In
terror organs which resist easily niasma and nil ten
dcncics toEnrd those ma1adies which PROSTATE the
mind and body With texer.
Fever aud Ague result from numerous causcs No
place Is exeMp. from the which promote tho cx
fsteucc Of the dsease That being seated In the
system induces depression Of spirits }a1tude laugEor
pain chs fevcr and lon. train Of disagreeahlc
taons. deprisins the patient Of all energy and rsduc
Ing him or her to condition Of
EETRuuu RHLFLEsaNEsg.
Why will any one sn1er the horrors Of det.utaunc
Intermittent Fever, when, by the use o1th$
INVALUABLE INPEcT1Nu,
! Persian Feuci Charm.
ths eminent medical Ana as.cal qualities Of which
! srs Instantly absorbed,
Al traces Of Disease may be Anuihl1a-
ted inla fow.Hours-
| SelE-Cuze In Better shan PhTslc.
| rATURE Is WISER THAx Art.
Evsry Disease has Divine Remedy.
| TILE WISE APPLY
/: WHILE TIE FOOLISH DREAM.
Retter Prevent than sxrivo to Cuxs.
! DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS,
] THE 1NPECTINE,
Persian Fever Charm.
naa asussa Thousands Of both s.xes OF ths sao.s se
ynre favsz1. Read aud 1ecsct
! WONDERFUL EFFECTS:
1amucl bonsa Of Pisaburg, for two years useless to
himself and to society-a martyr 70 Chilli aud FeTer
cured IN less than thrse weeks md improved In eight
houEs.
Mary n. Bclknap Of sandasky. Ohio. sller almost
losin. her reason we'll strength By Intermittent
Fever With Chilli, restored haath in twenty four
housa.
JR 1iiton, ofDelrrade Maine. brought from deasht
door, having suffered for four year, made we'll in nrs
westa and improved IN two bours.
Adoph Homhro. Of France reliycd iu one hour, vhia
travelling In the cars Of the Fort Wayne aud Chicago
1;a.lroaa. He was apparently DING with chi1ls
Ellen T. 13cnson. Of Loekpo7t New FORK, rescued
a:,rs seven 5ca1s' suffering. 4 perfect cuzs.
Thousands OF other prevented and cured every
n,va. and not single complaint Of tho efficacy Of tho
IN p E CTIN Z
I Persian Ffccr Charm.
, 1860-11-24

VILUNUS,
ESGLISH BREAKFAST.
OLD UYSOS,
1MFEklAL,
foCSG HySO:
From SOC. Per pound to 81.
D0S Mt FAIL TO ,rR<- Wv
r. E a e..
ss4tolyedp Ns4t tuu Sl,err,.: IL :.
, 1860-11-24
Inpeetine, Inpectine,
Inpectine, Inpectine,
Inpectine, Inpectine.

Tho tes:1hie malaay known n tho FEVER AND
AGCE has snntten hundreds Of thousands OF por1ons
throughout the world every year and has never unt
been met by successful medical treatment that
hns not produced severe
, 1860-11-24

TAo7 wn..1 Exow1S o.-SpalGtu.a etphai:e P1i!s an
rertaIo cure fer Sick Headache, Billions Headache.
tas1o7s ueataehe Cos:tyeooss a1d GsaaFal psbittJ.
, 1860-11-24

perhups, Virginia would have lost her ' slaYes'
and she, with Kentucky, Maryland Alsson1l'
would bs an anti-slasofy section In the soota'
Il any one can find q remedy IN a Southern
Confederacy, we see with different eyes.
It does not follow from the picture ne ha1c
drawn, that VIC are iusensble to the import o1
Lincoln'a election. NJ one deprecates more
The SUCCESS Of sectional party on sectional
{ssne. No one attaches more importance 10
the idea Of the South's being placed IN pro-
ylnclal relation to the government.
Our object IL to point out the breakers, !nas
are to he encountered, It We seek revolution.
The whole question IL, whether 1t Is best to
try such medicine.
We are not ready for ruin. We do not thi1k
the case as Dad as that. When, AZ at the Az
mo, It is necessary for Virginia to place net
back to the wall, and to have rs her only o.
ject the destruction Of the greatest possible:
humber Of her enemies, bcfore she herself
sinks under multitude Of wounds, we trust
that every son of Virginia will die with honor:
Until this desperate alternative presents itself,
nc arc for maintaining the present Govern
meut.
, 1860-11-24

! ARGE OF SMALL. ORDERS
~ for Feed Meal or Flour rlled ln short order aad
y the lowest rates, uJ1sl STEVkNa 4 KoRR1A
, 1860-11-24

s019 0e-H 7E1o o113 q II oNlQu1 LUCK.
Fave Just rccrired f, ehosee yattcties Ct shtrts
Gnll1rs afee Eurekn Dc .1otnvttle ard Long ScarfH
G!oves Hals Hn;e. Cn1essn1z1s ahd n1awefs Ttavel.
ahlff7 made to o-Iar from mcclure and vsrranteA
to give satisfaction
GLOVES. HALF HOSE HOSIERY.
, 1860-11-24

VIII find in our ttoc!: all Find. an cnal:ttes cf Straw
aad ltantila Wrapping papers, Also Letter. Cap and
Note pu3eFs suteble fof Tie trade md consumption
4. II. j. l. LAFLtN,
T. aad u State a!1ert, opposite City Aotsl.
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ACT n
handwriting MISUNDERSTANDING IN Old Enxsnf-Ass
IN archery costume too old hunter be sppedA PrvALs
Box-DuDdresrys Fearful fosiuon-fo Hair Dye and urns
"crtmson 70 morrow "A vain Attempt 70 sneefs-Tbs A.
nymous Letter 70 florence-Ths Appoutment-wurcous IA
pose OF Coyes yIany-"Csn You Nave Mer'-Aaas sudds.
Appear 'Jus, what was about 70 ssk"A Council Of
War-Thc Dairy-The Country Boy and ne Dairymeh-Asn
Presented 70 the Darymsid-Love rirs sght-sses ~
usefu gAI We this side the ponf-pundreaxy M
frlre.NRss he yiasorDfvs Oct that snip mesiiS . s
Ccnqueror7s,rsnseI Trspepsrd MsDor- r.. who are
Asas Frp Experiment IN Opening Champagne-Dundresry
has BIRDS eye view Of ne C2rs;,
home IN Amerca-An expensive segsr lsherA noble
fceThe mill burned-Asa, you're aho~s'rlorerce'st time
arrival This man " hero, and loves you'-Narvs con
verified s vine vaults q fepchard manor-cgyie and bs-
pey their fsr once soser-Ass de,ermias.
on his feet sran-A blow straight from ibe sbouserA
berry m good efuseDundrcNSy sui trying y soeeae-
Coyies private SPA hunt Tor the relssse-rse secrS
drswerAsA atesy The key-Ccyle's sudden sppearsnce-
"vtliAn would you rob meiAnother kD1ck dogVnIhe ts
covery q the rsssss spa eIscc%aare q ooysLna,ss
q florenceA "a 10 biz away q tse GO w.
Mucou's Rsward-iord Dundrearys las, dsasser-A~s
nsgnanmiy-A genera MARI. ~ ~ taste act
END or COMEDY
In consequence Of the Length Of the cosd There - % 10
farce.
PROPS or ADMISSION.
Dress Crcie and Par Iueie . ,Ots
prchesH ihf
larnif O.ce. y Gus
paicoiv f3aifa n te1tt
Yrgsis bJEes. Az -
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AMCsH n 4 NTs.


w novELTY n saw YORK
EONDAY AUn ST 30.
rHAkSFOBSEv
xAsr@ rounH
'n7 cieesa fh.stre VII change tine lDevc date aso
Tux PSYuHOHANrdiJM
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
PRuFfssOR ANDERSON
oa,. EkVt ESSoR ASt,fa
"HNN WIZARD or THE NORTH,
COSMOPOLITAN sosAsia or ALL uAasUAss;
First appearance New Yor. stSer nm =, .,s ,-s
sad alter having comp eed a
ry 81 SsSo M EkR ASFAE rNUR
IN sEahCH OF Tux wONDROUst
nsvusn Europe rsypt India. Australia sana,ytch Ies
PROFESSOR ANDERSON regrets that Ms eor.r.a, =,
the Winter Garden Is limited b. three weeks H. h - -
his power TO have proraoted his would have ans
pensed Tho engagement, however VIII c,mmen,e on Az
gust ~ and positively terminate September bsinv ~
nights Ia ALL with SIX day pero every wednes
day and saturday longer stay contemplated
understanding With Mr. and MRS Barney Williams thsse
weeks the u exea Of the period ef Professor Anssoa
occupancy.
THE NEW ENTERTAINMENT
Will 81 ss,TL.o vo.
MAGIC, MYSTERY AND MIRTH.
The metamorphosis will be complete, and thaamAirgy
OF turning the Winter Garden Psychoman .heum fully
prnes TIE Dress Circle and the whole of the Par
guee Including the preseas Orchestra stalls will be ~ cents
Family Circle, Is cents
Seats aSen during the day will be reserved either in the
Dress Circle or Stalls, without estra ohrge.
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lNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVhE
The United States mail steamer
D. Lines. commander,
% leave for Hayrs COUGHING a southampton to land the
o'cIck pier No 81 9Prh river foo OF Beach street
This ship has water Tat Compartments enclosing the
tnon In the OF collision sttandng the water
reach them and the pumps being free % work the
af0y Of he vessel and passengers would be secured.
Price Of pAssage In se sond cabin 10 and 80
SAMUEL n. FOX
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agens, No Broadway.
N.BThs steamer Fulton will succeed the Araxo and sail
8eptembor H.
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grONHHrNo-MADAMD MORROW, gEvKNTH
"A daughtsr born WITH eaul and nm Of forsAg tslP how
very though fss - oents until otAs stop oopyng ny Cd
veHkemens ~ Ludlow strsst, below Houa1ca- osusnsa
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THY STEAMER GREAT EASTERN,
JOHN VINE HALL Commander.
FOR HiLrORD HAvkN, ENGLAND.

HALLFAX NOVA 6COIIA.
Tia GREAT EASTERN will sail for the above ports on
fSuraday Aurus l6 From Milford Haven there railroad
oouneon WITH parts Great Britain. and daily by steam
- wit ireland Special will be In readiness on the
the ship 81 Milford Haven % carry passenger 70
london and the North At reduced rates OF fare.
HN cAs passenger viii only DO saken And The price -
Minded number OF nrs class passengers will ALSO be taken
lrol New York 70 HALIFAX at charge Of ~ each: -
0RINNEII. kINTURN co,
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sAM C0WEIL. h no ordinary comic singer his bye play
alone peculiar AZ TO be pronounced By the public the
original ever n any comedian the world has pro-
duced
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INSTRUCTION..

A LADY, OF SOME YEARS EXPERIENCE IN TEACH
"A Ing desirous OF forming engagement resident
visiting In family 10 instruct In tho Eng
sh branches and music she has no objection 70 go South
lost their mother would like to pupils
music for the coming winter The ben Of references given
Yoat olIce.
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7 Will GIVE TIE BEsT PRTcE roR LADfRs AND
L genlemens cas-, OF Ciothng and Ftirnitars my
sard ans seven,h nenI not ~ e. nmsa 4
A. DVcas. Ladies attended by srs u,
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4 n
enter her An should consult this naturally CITED LADY
maases and tells al hat concerns your whole lie Her
Madame wilson tells 30 true hai ne ladies' may get e
md sscush they need not fear for abe prsecs. nothing
Stanton the bakery Fee FOR ladies' and gentlemen
A sIormarSe.ssAspAns, -. z e, m :v
81 s:s ~: s ss: ;s: s:''s': e
T ooI HERE PHRENoLooIsT AND AsrRoLooIsr
~ .ha, beats The worid-Mss WARRINGTON viii double
profession acknowedged 70 be the only lady in this
suits WIG oansys sbsens sent tsDds love- ccsrss
e n s w only s n Who H. @
genuine Roman Arabian and Japanese .Aisnans for 2ye
ssy a so t1 g CONSULT s usar. Fisd
lady Lucky numbers given Highly rs'Psessels city ree
ate Eighth street
MADAME LEANpER LENT, SEVENTH DAUGHTER
Can Be s.n s u ssou s ss i ssas
sensmsn % osu Causes speedy marriage and svss lucky
MADAME RAY IS TIE BEST oLAIRyoyANr AND
causes speedy iek Of lost properly 20 Seventh
near Twenty seventh street ladies' % censs gentle
M friend. and the pu BIC Tia. sSs can ss On al
s s sf fao. Il a ~ s And ''''A
N. Ted MsSsme fREWsrsRi she Ia. BEEN consatea sy
thousands tins and other cities with entire saisfscop she
WIFE or husband also ,ss, q her viser ws The truth
ladies' so., rsaiiemen 81.
S.g e. .os 81 . AsD 5s
And not 20 e Be By Es Unns 70 send Dcs y
Q Sy j. xSHSLT. iSdis. sissnasd b. Mrs. -'' ''''
LOAN OFFICES.
ANY LADY OR GENTLExAs REQuIRrNG TEMPO
nary loans az on weE or oinera y,aes pro
private party. No loan oce signs. Apply 70 Mr. WOOD, 40
Ar@ NASSAU sTREET.-A HoyrawAS, DIAMOND
aenis Once % NASSAU street. room No Business ''oa
AT oArdE's EXCHANGE orrIQx ~ FOURTH
"A avenue. opposite Ccopers institute advances made
Private entrance. hall door. z. GA1oE,
AT II CHAMBERS sTsEEr--MoSEY TO LOAN TO
y &c or The same bought for The highest cash prices ~ he
well known IsAACs, II Chambers street n B.-No business
A X. THOMPSON 4 CO., BROKERS' AND COMMISSION
money on watches Diamonds Jeselry, Dry Goods sessrs
'0'e se sewing A''D' 4 4 fHo 5a Ausou.e
AT g CEDAR srREEr.-H HYMAN, DIAMOND
"A Broker advance. money 70 aoy amount DAncuda
watch sverplate Ac, buys ths oAaA
opposite the Posi- o6ce. No. !, second Aoor
Ar THE ADVANCE OFFICES OF 1. JACOBS HONEY
IA be obtained in qnsntiiy Watches Jeweiry
Diamonds eegars, Dry Goods Hardware Wines Brandies
and every description cf Merchandise bought the high
Business strictly confidential In
sured: EstsbIsbed IN lsts Principal oce, 81 william
branch once ~ Broadway.
At i'll GRAND STREET THREE DOORS WEST oF
a BrosdwaT-Noney advanced on Watches, Diamonds
description or bought and sold By JosRPH A. JACKSON
sucuoneer and broker.
WASH ADVANCES MADE ON ALL KINDS or xER
~ chandHe. Jeweiry, Watches, &c bought and soil
somngsoa. Al 20 CQ-tanit street up stars. FIR. REED.
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+ AURA gFENEs THEATRE
IL LAURA KEENE's THsAr8z
LAURA KAENE's THEATRE.
LAURA KEEAES THEATRE
LAURA KEENES THEArrF
LArRA EEENE'S TFFlTRF
LAURA kEENE's THEATRE
LAURA KEENES TAR ArH9
LAURA KEENE's TifEArAk
LAURA KEENES TdEArRi
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NyoTICE-APpLICATIoNs FOR POSITIONS OR OTHER
IN business connected with the engagement Of Mr. EAws
Forres se made IN writing addressed Jss NJ Ntrou
Nbios Garden perSonsl interviews mpracticable
Ntsro's aAspxH, August 7. 1850 JAS. r. NIXON.
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SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
ALI Il

An English Manor q the Present Day-frsh Lfe Below
StsvArriva Of the Mail Bag-AssembinR Water, a
Irenchard ManorAn English Erquls;cs idea Of An Ae-
can-Ths Foreign LetterA Lost Branch OF Treas hard
Family Dscovered-The Trunk Wihered but ~ saplnR
Live Yankee though b no means greenAsa TrcnchArds
LunaiAsas First sight Of DundrearyA General Upron-
ing Of OH Ideas and Planting Of New Ones-Americas ma
uonal DriDks-Hown You Hev fmash Cocktail Juieo A.
ysfsey bsh,nins.Jsrsey for ms-"AB right. warrsnsA
between SIR Edward and the Lawyer CoyeCoyles Tre.cs
~ Picture Of Ruin amidst Plentyfbe Proposal for tbs
HAIL Of Florence h
Be- and the Story q bis LeAsA 70 hA own KoomThe Lon
Ha Dye-Turkey Cock No. 1"1 Reckon valwabls 10
Keep IA Pursuit Of knowiedge Dineulrss-runs
TIE Beil-An Unexpected shower Bah
BATH
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nUssELD0RF GALLERY
~ 5B BROADWAY.
Crowds fcckins this well knoyn gallery Of rsne
inss and statusry, containing
crawforis ssiue Of Dancing Jenny"
Pau Aker's The Dead Pearl DIVER
BArbees The FISHER 0ll.v
Miss fAnder's bust of N. Hawthorne
And over I2O cioicc Paintings Open day AMI evening.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A BONA FIDE PSYCHOLOGIST THAT EVERY ONT
IA depend for getting satisfaction from Madam
WILSON who tells the object OF your visit yo
enter her All should consult this naturally gifted
a. Il might save them many mihortunes She speed
MARRIAGES tells all that your whole life He
predictions that they surprise all who consult
Madame Wilson tells thai ladies' get It'll
tmd though they need not fear for she practices nothn
but Whist e reconcAbe 10 philosophers lSs Allen stree
Stanton the bakery Fee Tor ladies' and geuemeu
fifty cents.
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"a TouRFTTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT. NJ u
e,esrhoats for ths fsvore watering place leave pier
10 North river At 90 aud lic " and SEQ snd 20
NJ from foot Of pey street a. W VI A W aud 40 T. N.
Annie arcrrnmo y lion for trsnsrn; boariers.
PROPRIETOR,
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NOR HAVANA AND NEW oRLEANs-PAssAGE $50.
II On saturday August IS lsoo At ococs from foo. Of
Warren street North river The ssunch and favorie s-am
.fip RNrTRF CITY, newly double plAnked and clppered
from her keel with hre rev decK M enn,ne 80
pot IN first c0ndn VIII BE- despa'cnei - shoe
of aflrg al the prrpr TO- furnished ~ t ce ma
NJ bits or fading will signed after the hour ~ sag foi
w 'N'so "pf@ V 81 RORFRrr
kB-Freas received On sud sner We3seslsg, Angus v.