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FROM MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. Mrs Fremont
arrived here from ST. Louis this afternoon and
was escorted to the camp. Gen. Fremont re-
ceives numerous visitors daily, who desire him
to send a regiment to this place, and in the in
terror for the protection OF union mems prop.
erty; but he is obliged to dissappoint all such
applicants, as lie is determined to send out no
more small bodies of troops to be surrounded
and taken prisoners. He is going to strike
altogether this time. When Price and the
main body of the rebel army is annihilated,
he will then see to the protection of every
union man i'll the state.
ST LOUIS, Oct. IA special dispatch to
the Republican says that Bonneville, Glasgow,
Sedalia, and Georgetown were reported quiet
at the latest accounts, but it is not improbable
we may hear at any time of skirmsh be-
tween our own and the rebel pckets at the
latter place, as Prices men are said to be in
that vicinity. The reconstruction of the tele
graph line to Syracuse, Sedaa and George.
town will be commenced tomorrow, by order
of Gen Fremont Sixty rebels from LeXing
ton plunde,ed the lunatic asylum at Fulton,
Galloway county, a day or two since, OF five
hundred blankets, all the bed clothes, and a
number Of socks, giving as an excuse that the
asylum belonged to the state, and they had
right to the property.
n. Pope has not yet left, as previously
reported but is anxiOusly awaiting orders to
take the field.
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FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

DARNsTowN, MD, Sept 20 = Lanahan,
the murderer, is quite resigned to his fate,
and appears to have experienced an entire
change of heart through the ministrations OF
Father Dougherty.
The new panner ambulances for mules are
being tried at the wagon camp. BY these one
mule conveys two wounded pei sons from the
field in an easy manner.
The Weekly Sentinel, of Rockville, rebel
Journal, is dwindling down, and new Union
paper called the National Union will be issued
next week.
The cold weather of the past few nights
hiss turned the attention OF men towards the
construction OF temporary freplaces in their
tents.
Firing was heard in the direction of Edwards
Ferry, night before last, but with what result
we have not learned.
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as mentioned by officers in his hearing, that
they were more fearful of flank movement
by the federal army, from the direction of
Lewinsyille that he had heard his master,
the surgeon, say on Thursday last, that the
Notifications on the river below Washington,
were very extensive, and that Beauregard had
given orders to close the navigation of the
Potomac to our vessels
Information received to night from Banks
column, represents all quiet on the upper 70
tomac. Capt. IngalIs, quarlermaster OF the
army in Virginia, has been promoted to u
lieutenant coonecy, and attached to General
McCelan's staff.
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HENRY WILSON'S REGIMENT.

BosroN, Oct. 1.-The delay in the recep-
ton of the artillery equipments for Foliett's
battery, will prevent the departure Of senator
Wilson's regiment till next week. Porter's
light battery will leave Thursday. Recruiting
is quite active. About six thousand men are
now in camp and will soon be ready for ser
vice
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VIZ. isen1'e,y, OF K0319ry ,as liseayerea n on
S Of bn t Wort SeygI down To- co
Two bottles are warrsntedto cure nursing noath
One three bottles will cure the worst kind OF pimp
lyo or three bottles will clear the system Of bes
Two bottles warranted to cure tine worst cankersn
Three or ave bottles warranted to the wort
kind Of Erysipelas.
the ewes
Two bottles warranted to running of the cans
and botches among the hair,
Fourto six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
one bottle will cure scaly eruptons of the skin.
Two ohree bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Five eight bottles will cure the worst case of5crotua
case OF Dyspepsia know from the experience OF thou
sands thati has caused by canker in the stomach.
Cue to two bottles are warranted to cure sick headache
One to two bottles warranted to regulate costiv
one to two bottles regulate all arrangements ofthe
Four to six bottles have cured the worstca ofurop
One to three bottles have cured the of Piles
are,ief is always experienced Whata mercy to getre
ief in such an eXcrucating disease.
Since trst discovery have from time to time add
ed various other herbs to it, of one ofthem Hppocraes
the Father of MEDICINE, says: 1T is an herb of Jupiter
and in the sign Leo
III openct6 distractions the liver gall and spleen;
it especial friend 60 the liver, worth all other herbs
P4 9F get cad cooling wneh 100 not ana warming
'tIcreateth appetite, cureth all gone and sinking
slit hes in tine side.
"Itexpels raw, viscous, and shiny humors of
the body; cleanseth all inward ulcers and CONCEALED
nOGGfrpm the kidneys.
y opening distractions Of the Spleen II purgeth all
burnt chOler and melancholy yapors which seth to the
head BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful fore
b0ding of trouble trembling of the heart fantng and
swOOning.
"The herb bOiledin particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit of the aged and whoever has lnger
ing sickness after fever nothing him to health
50 quick as drinking the juice of this herb.
1.-The seeds boiled in cureth the most offensive
BREATH and drank at bedtime, what common-
y called nightmare, and all melancholy dreams disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father of Medicine of another herb in this
composition, that t herb of the Sun, and in the
sign Leo.
and this herb the best cordial the
of any that grows it comOrteth the heart
cureth all papitation thereof taketn away trembling
fully, gripping viii ensue, which must be
rected with fenel seed or ginger.
No change OF diet rnecessaryeatthe BEST you
get, and enough oft.
BY strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle and by judicOus application of the
Salt Rheam Ointment, Scr0niG Ointment, and Healing
Ointment every ulcer and of whatever kind
ture except that has taken roots perfectly
and permanently cured.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, IL Warren
stree t. ROxbury, Mass Price 81. diff
See woman In another column, picking sambuci
Grapes Speers Wine Its an admirable article used
Erct old nNilIp in
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CAIRO, Oct. 1.-The troops stationed at
Norfolk have been ordered to retire to Birds
Point. There are reports in circulation that
Gen. Polk with 10000 men, had taken posses
sion of Maytield, Ky. Everything is quiet
here and at Paducah
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New York, Oct. 1.-The barque Guiding
Star reports 2Sth that she was. run into and
cut down 10 the waters edge by steamship.
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To the Young ladies and Gentlemen of
Worcester.-rhe subscriber proposes to form Glass,
TO meet on WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY Afternoons,
of limited number, to commence about the first of Oc
tober for the STUDYING of Drawing in Pencil or Crayon
Pupils in every department received as usual Every
advantage will be afforded to students who intend to
teach Photographs Painted and COPIED in Water Col
ors or Oil Painting large collection of Oil Paintings
Water Colors and India Ink Drawings for sale and
free exhibition. THOS. EDWARDS.
Studio, Nos. Is and 20 Fagg's Building.
SO
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In Norwich, Sept 90, Thomas Huntington, 10 He
was private In the eighth Connecticut regiment.
In New York city, Sept a. Rev William IL Hawley, of
the Methodist Episcopal church, and for the last q
chaplain of the New York Hospital, 10 yrs
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DIED.

Fresh Butter.-From 50 to 100 tubs of Fresh But
ter, Just received and fol- sale at DRAPER g. CLARK $,
IS and ~ Front street. diff SO
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See woman, In another column, picking sambuci
Grapes for Speers Wine Its an admirable article used
in hospitals and the first class families in Paris, Lon
dom and New FORK in preference to old pot wine. 1t
is worth trial, as it gives great satisfaction.
iel5 deodIy
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aem advertisements.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ the Post Office at Millbury Mass. Oct Ist 1861
Adin Alden, John Moore,
Richard Barry, Charles f. MAY,
j. Is Barton & Co, Michael Mcmahon,
Mary A. Brownie, Esther Mason,
Louis Blanchard, Ellen NJ. Crocker,
w l.. Brink, Peter Newell,
Catherine Barrett G. w. lockwood,
James Clark, Michael Ring,
John Carr, Mar aret Scully,
Miss Georgia Cummings, Sally Stockwell,
Thomas Daley, l. u. stevens
Mrs. Lydia A. Dorr, j. W. sawyer u Co.,
William Dee. Mrs. Fanny Thaver,
Albert Daniels, Anna b. Willard,
Dolly Hayward, l. D. wyatt.
S. W. Howard, - FRENCH LIST
w. n. Hale, Mrs Sreashearu,
a HAYNES K Son, Shendre Bae,
James iindley Marie PlOuf
Mrs Iasnre Joseph Bisonait,
John Moore Jean b. Arpen.
persone calling f,r the above list will please say ad-
yertised. S. FARNSwoRrH, JR, P. NJ.
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HOUSE TO LET.-A first class house,
with 10 rooms on Harvard street now occupied by
Mr.. f s. Leonard Apply to c. A. HARRINGTON, No.
so Main street. disu o.
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TAV TNII ItNIVNo D NNN.-- nc hIlnUdI
4NA Meeting of the Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank, for the choice OF Directors the ensuing year
the transaction OF other business that legally
come before them, ill he held at their Banking Rooms
TIN RSDAY, October l0th at o'clock IN.
5. BERRY, Cashier.
Worcester, Mass Sept. 1861 dtOctl0 s23
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The French government refuses to let
French officers Join the federal army.
1t is settled that the King of Prussia is to
visit the emperor. The interview viii take
place at Compegne in the beginning of Oc,o-
Der. The Paris Bourse was firm and animated.
The rentes closed on the 18th OF September at
69f 25c
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a. D AN CING DOL.

<}%R Mr. and Mrs. MOORE will commence their
HTf r Fall Term at Brinley Hall SATURDAY,
AUlkz Oct. s. Hours of attendance from until p.
--=-SAA@ IN. dtO5* s9
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WORCESTER BANK.-The Annual
" Meeting of the Stockholders of the Worcester
Bank for the choice u Director for the ensuing year.
fix the limit of loans to Directors and for the
ton of any business that legally be brought before
them, Will be held AZ at their Banking House Foster
street. on SATURDAY. the twelfth day OF October, 1861,
at IL o'clock. a. For the Directors.
WILLIAM CROSS, Cashier
Worcester. Sent. %, lS6 dstm SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-02

THE RENSSELAER, POLYTECH-
NC INSTITUTE, TROY, n; Y.-The tarty-eighth
Annual session of this School for thorough instrncOnn
the Natural Sciences and Civil Engineering, viii begin
September IS 1851 department for instruction in Mil
itary Science and Art has been instituted Inquiries
may be addressed to Prof ClIAS BROWNE, Director OF
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY.
81
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Go Ubom II man Concern.

<~SNnnnn Irrn<r xrOTIrP A ppttiOn has been
4 ,OhfOhAllON MI - - Co Eo,soJI
~ presented 10 'no hoGo " nnNe'
st.. 6etween Grand and Hester S's'
Also for in 3dsy to commence 3, 'n' nt 20
punt IN lLthN. 10 eh'euu w ~
feet eat Of 4thsy ,,,,, suo ,ho nra.sn, ..uer
Also are olution for sewer In ||a ST. " ~ f
& the bukhesd tss hveI L. ss,bs, from 3D. 10 Licking
~ ~ ~. + .Si,a,ors Az m s8th Al.
tonav, and up Lexington e Pr Al, bstueeu Grand and
Also, RESOLUTION iot se"ei ~ --- ~
sN .,w., an Ysnd.m.st from Vsrick- to mscdou
Also for sewer IN NsnoA"'' "N
H. na,j,,op for a sewer 10 Little Jones-st.
aio' P eulon - 81 between sv and Broadway.
ai'o' oI 49, 80, ~ xh.sy from, 35th TO Jsth sts
AtSo ot ,ba ,nouih of the sewer changed from
Hso, 20 y hi.on a. on IN. north side Of the Pier.
INC M ever in Io,h sv between 2stb sud 10Th st.
g. g. a sav.r 10 Uud.on.st between Christopher ana
$780,
A. resolution for building eying basins and culves on
, H,' ~ ~ "a sy
OF J' s.u 81 sr s.us, in between Greenwich and
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHllA-
~ LELPuIA ard ID. SOUTH sud wESr. Wis JERSEY
CITY-Ns .sd FIpsesi Llne, lrsye Ney fork a' etd IL
~ and ssd p. tho. - Ihronsh ek@'ssold 'or Ch
toe South ard iJsh bs.ssgc cec,sd to Washington IN
! |. %. sud }. laiaa
No hAsss viii b. fslved of any rn' unless deTeied ana
rhes k-d i inr'sr n advance Of h- time fleaTlng
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NIoPHCE OF SALE.--WbeTeas default has been
made TO tho conditions Of certain Eoge bearing das
Tho brst day OF May eighteen h1Ided and htyseven and
by the ShsboyRsn Mississippi Raosd Company
oIAzliah Fsgs Ia the City ofHev FORK Trustee and duly
rkodsd p tho oce tho Secretary Of state OF tho state OF
Wbconsin In BOOK Of Railroad Mortgage en- pages l9 to oI
and whereas the said Flag has resigned the Hppont
n.n, Tus'e. said aud the undfsSned mas
ben duly and spponed according Che provisions
sd nogige to said Fdgg ard Trustee In MS
place Now therefore, BY virtue OF the power 81 sale COZ
taed said aud In pursuance OF law, the under
under said will on the second day Of
March n rkcen hundred aud sixty =, the station
House OF said SRe5oygau and Mpp Railroad Company ia
tbt Ci., Shebo Wisconsn At two O'Clock In the after
n oil Inst day sell public suction to the highest bidder for
he paw hundred aud thousand and nine
tyyc dollars sni turtyobe cents 1928 9 an ne amount oil
occurred by said mortgage outstanding With the inter
e unpaid being the amount claimed TO be due there
msr,ssg-d premises described said mOtggo to vii; All ahd
dsna tr first Division u the Railroad u said Company from
M CITY Of Sh-boygan TO the City Of FOND dose In Wcon'
in toYstrr with all the lights Of depot 9rounds ra.a
rss kis. p. stations station houses and other ouidins
and all IN. by said SbebOygAn and Ds
RAILROAD Compsry then held thereafter eequued IN
ng thereto whether obaned under the rights and privileges
ofsr charter conveyed 10 them BY deed ana also m ho
rents and profile and corporate end oIAe
Of said Sheboygln and sPpi Hallosd Company
with said tist Division Of their Railway OF To-
sD, -reo ard No all the locomotive ginez tenders cars
~ every desspion machinery, mshinehops toon ara I'm
and property connected with the proper equip
neat working operating and conducting o. TIE said afoI'
then wn.d acquired by te said SDeoo(gAn suu
M..sppi Railroad Con for sppurteant 70 ts H9e
subsiutou Of those then owned " obef
wise all which per.0us cAttes declared 10 be MIXTURES
be used and sold and
heterou and were 70 be taken a. part
Deceulber IS l9Gn aAhl r. bENSoN bp,1es
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1881 TIE PENNSYLVANIA 1877
lCOI CENTRAL RAILROAD. ICOl
GREAT DOUBLE- TRACK ROUTE.
The cGpsi, Of the Road Il eqls 70 IA the county
IhE GKEkf SHORT LINE 40 The WEST
Hs-.. lU1.taa gg NA.Ag Z

Oir-. No Aston House corner Of Nesey =.
Fe for ho Passengers 30 and nom Gin
cluuai CLic,s, 81, Louii q, Paul Ss.hyle hemPi' New
Orlssn, and a.. towns Ia tho West, Norh West and
South uusups I'd for speed aud comfort by sDy route
Through ,as foT the Wsli have New York foot OF Court
.ndt.H lAouiug EIpres. \ m ESenins Express p M
Sleeping al smoking cara On al the rains
Fare always lor mud tie 1ime quick as ~ any other
route. =.
by s route FTogh.s CT al descriptions be forwarded TO
nd from point Railroads Ohio kohncky Infilha
IINr.t Wisconsin. love or Mssour. by hAlLROsD d.
RECT sny per e nsyiB5le rivers on the West ny
vi G!org P.bIE.h -. -,
Penn ,yeui Bats, cd Oh times e. favorable are chSged
by otL. CompsH-s Mechss, ADD shipper, u,fus.
b, transportation rir Freight 20 this Company ean rely
wI,h coR6Sen-o on T., p. dy tiansi' -,
I'd. ION Rany neiltsu. Emgrsnt Acror cdati on
Line BY which yuti smir fang Westward enjoy chep Md
c,,no,abe nod. II Al on.h the lrscl.s rsos
81 k.tc t. ELLIOTT Ps,.eu Agent, NO. Astor House
LEIGH / co Pie GIT AgsutL -
No Astor House. AID ho. South Wtlisnitt
MCDONALD BiSGEOFF, Euisrint Asrnts,
80 Bsaery place.
ESOCH LEWIS General Sup't. Altoona, Pa
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A. J. BLssCKKR, AuctioDcer -
EXECUTORS' SALE Of VALUABLE PRO
T. PERTY on WEST BROADWAY. VARlCk, FRANZ
LIS and BEACH-ST5 belonging to estate OF Thea hey
d ceased. 90 80 - ,,,,,.,o.,
A. j. RLEECKRR SON & Co. will eel on TUESDAY,
Feb. H. at ~ O'clock, a. the Merchant hIcharg,,
WITHOUT FURTHER RESERVE;
on WEST BRO AOwAY-S.w cor PIanEiinst. tho House
(tuown a. The Finh WArd Museum Hotel"l and Lot
on WEST BROADwAY-6 w. cor. b schs the four 'tory
brick Building AID Lot. 80,
on VARiCK-Sp g z. cor Beach a.. the theessory bick
House .Dd l. with Etablel.
Mays terms, &c. At No. Pine y.
Aso 40 sba 0. apa STOCK COLUMBIA Five Insurance Co.
By order Y n. TILLOU
BENZ. ID BRUSH,
C2Ose Executor. E.tale Of 7. Rie., deed
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The Hutchinson Family will give another Concert u
Hope Chapel this evening.

POLICE CoAAIssIosERs.-At ahe meeting Of this
Board yesterday, the following men were appointed
and sworn in as pa, romen; VIM. H. Dean, First Wards
Patrick j. Carvin First; Daniel Costello, Thirteenth;
Michael o Brien, First; Bernard Mccullough, First;
John Singer, Twenty second; Augustus Miller Thr-
teen,b; Benjamin " C. Abbott, First Andrew Han
ger. Third; Samuel 8. Hickman, Nineteenth, Nsthl
II. Marchsy Fourteenth; John Walsh, Ninth Chss.
Lohmeyer, Fourteenth; Michael Yeger Second VIM
Dugan, Fourteenth John j. Bennett, Second; David
Irish, Fourth.
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HIoHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHEas.-sRs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING sYRUP 1, the emily thing th, you rely
upon give t yourself and relief and help to your infant
MRS wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
means sfIaterink the dropping sps Of many InothsfA
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Give n. an old sor diseases nelden, tho period
:.shs In children. Here have THAI old nurse for Is oeu''
Ia the form of MRs. wISsLow's SOOTHING sYRuF.
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP never fail, to give
lnnsdis.s relief
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Board ano Rooms.

DOARD-A gentleman without family is desirous
Id Of Repux two or more rooms with without Board The
house beautifully located In fashionable ueghboheod with
cay access parts city Apply the premises No.
iI<2d-sy. corner Of 7th-st
GENERAL young blEN can be accommodated
~ With BOARD In private family. Apply TO h hum
PHRHY6 Ne 24T West 3lLt.tt., LIST door east VI ShaY.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

TINUE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
i snip EFN.YORK II. J. Won sANrEN Conn sudsr
o.ryns Ia. ni,rd nAi WI sail For No. ~ North
SATURDAY, feb. &c, ., II O'Clock IT,.
for
BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON.
Taituf pAss,nkrf. 70
LONDON HAyRE. SOUTHAMPTON snd EREMkN
The following rates;
Rirst Cabin, 500, Second Cabls, go, Ss.aaEr, ~
'' GXLfCKE, kEUTGRS RElCnKLT.
No. % n.oaiWG.
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Coupr. MARITAL OF Col. CoRcoRAs-The court
martial of Col. Corcoran was continued on, Monday
evening. The examination of COL Vosburg
was completed and Brigsdier-Gen. iaes wac
examined as 10 consultations oil Inc mayor,
General with the Division Board WIZ fesaru
TO division parades He testified to three saen consult
ations The prosecution rested, and Col. haiSey was
examined on the part Of the accused He as wen as
Col yosburg testified that he considered that the osiS
Of the Major. General for division parade were CON-
pulsory only for two parades in each year The Court
soon after o'clock adjourned until Monday next
att D. N. It Is understood thai as the next sitting ae
testimony y1ll ba HlOsed =,
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GaIcs bn anttion.

A NJ. MERvIS, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Irving Buildings.
ID Nos 594 snd Sc Broadway Sales IL Boots Stationery
Pictures, WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods. Furniture. &c.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY E'ENiS0S
Feb. T. 5, and g. at o'clock
VALUABLE AND SCARCE Notwithstanding eollee
ton oThocp wors. IN American and General History Voyage.
and Travels Biography Phiology, Poetry the D'ma ADD
Dramatic Lite alu!r Fiue Arts Sciences ard valuable miec
ueous on. no udns ysiry the boz, illustrated IL
tions, Gc. Cs;ao yues are now ready
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HENAY u. LEEDS, Auctioneer -
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF FlRST-CLASS
H. ORIGINAL PIlsTlIHlS.

Being the entire collection known the French and fembh
EXHIBITION" ut Goupirs Gallery. -
HENRY II. LEEDo 60. viii eel by suction on mo Even.
Jugs OF WEDNESDAY 9TH, and rhU hSpAf 80 teoInnJ
Tucloci each evening Goupirs Gallery No III Broad
way corner e 9hs tina; superb collection OF Pictures hho"
as the French and Flenish Exhibition 1t GonpiTs o.,
thousands Who Ned thi. Exhibition vi nceu 40
further r.nind,r Those who have not had the cpporuu are
nd,,d That n contains the and be works o. ueros
Muller Le,. Kpau Isubiuet Sassni fspsu fefyrol ID n
hsur DuveFser Hennebsrg EdoUs'd Fere Ls.oe seh.sh
ger ITayer NerbecAh0vsn, Neyrasssi ian Mk.cke Abs
Bonteur Edousrd Duut, Theodore Frere D1aliy DitiVn
ST. TToyon Van 5;hendel Rousseau Do Winter CLave
modern French Flemish Scnool Of Art ever made ~ TINS
country Tho Exhibition wil remain oPo unti Tue SAFE
usual No other pic III Re adrted and oGtsng ~ VIII
be ready feS days The Gallery viii be open 2r ru2io
exhibition days and evenings before the sao ADMISSION
FREE.
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MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP j. sold by all
drr ,sls,, ,hroushou, the United s,steG
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To every mother who has children suffering rom any o. the
complaints incident TO this period Of teehins say do not let
Jour swn prsudices tho prsadaes Of Others stand in the
va, Of the reefhA, win be absolutely suIe.o FOL
low N. u,s Of MRS wIseLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
Druggists everywhere hesp MRS wINsLowrs
SOOTHING SYRUP for children ee,hng No medicine In the
United States sells like H. ss standard medicine, and lie
Mns world Wide. Physicians ordsI end wherever It's
MAGICAL Elects have been witnessed
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6teamboais ano Railroads.

nor SOUTHAMPTON and HAYRE- On
IL SATURDAY, Mach 2-Tbs United States Mail steamer
TII ToN A Motton Commander will sail hom Pier No. 81
North River foot Beseh SATURDAY March st ncon
This steamship unsupased for sAey and lnfo has double
s.,ss nndsf deck ineo.ed by water tight Compartments
Witch beside other results tend IN the event Of coon OF
saDdns TO Keep the pumps free for WORK. and 'eeus e sey
fyessel and passensers ,o
Passage Ia second Cabin, 8D and 500
y" ""t"' " F'e' F'' SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No. Broadway.
The steamer lRAGO vii ssil March 90
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p.RsuM's AsyRIcAs MUsrUN.-This week, the
manager has added new attraction to hs hist, and an
nounces Herr Driesbach the lion tanner. In the lee
ture.rOOm, the LADY Of 81. TropeI WIZ 90 ae'ea
every night, by the excellent company Inc el8 .rou
holds his levees every morning and evening" and all the
other strange and wondrous fishes are at home 70 VISIT
ors from early morn to dewy eve"-ln facF, TIL MD
night .......