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Commercial.
MONEY MATTERS.

tSCiNNAfi, sept .'
Noihng " Importance transacted oi Third -iroct
to-day. The dcniand ior luans IA uute light ami with
suiicicni supply "a currency Ur al lceiimtjr pur
nses, Che market cnninrcs 90 rulo cas- good rapcr
hcing roadiiy Ittssal 10 6ail0 pcr cent God was u
shade hrm,r It's having been paid w seycal insan-
ccs Tot round sums, though small lots were bought ut
lle. The selling fttt- have been advanced to l2lH
lei, bi the iaIs tolsy Wcr' light, anal those rstrs
ace merely nOmual
Tho adv ices trom Sow York TODAY rcrort pricc. a.
~, p 49, ~, w ti-la "ul l,'i- '"tgi,'. u,
banks ciusod at this hour it he'd uo onct on pc COS
silver 8 ccminr Ice ,ory -lowly. bat al oiercl L.
rurehit 1t ll2. fhr o"uutcr rate j. ia, but uc @,
uitud la quite iuht, aud tlte salps ttiu,ng.
Exchange ntets with rond inquiry. and ihc MAJ.
krt rules trm 81 par Co q premium selling The cur
rrut buying price was diaCHunt fiH kiluV lng are
Che s-using quotations. az uviu and NsvhtnHr
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loNrEnrnArE nryENur 49,.

The Macon Telegraph says that the
House has bill before it, reported
from the Committee of Ways and Means
levying an income tax of tOenty pen cent
next January, to he collected in April.
II taxes all crops, incomes for business,
and Investments Of aH soJtS, eEcept Con-
iederate Bonds, ONE FIFTH OF THE
TOTAL AMOUNT!
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tits believed that simultaneously with
BRAGG's attack upon Louisville KmBY
SMITH with 10000 men and hundred
cannon will attack Cincinnati, Coying-
ton and Newport
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II is said that Gov, Morton has deter
mined that four light draught boats shall
be Immediately converted into gunboats,
aud placed along the river between this
Gag and Evansville, for the protection Of
the counties bordering on the lower
ONO.
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Notice.

'I'HE iuLetner.hip heretofore cKi. ing under The
n, - name soi Ggiheip a saekol.ou a. Dp GOODS
mnlud con7cni Mr. O. sesHson s..unin, tlg
d1bt. Of The concern '''
SEcKELsON
s IA l. i. tupnELr
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The Petersburg (Ya.) Express says that
there are at least $4,000 Yankees at Sur-
folk, Va, and 10000 at Windsors Station,
eleven miles from Suffolk. 1t thinks that
their plan is to march on Richmond via
Petersburg, which they can do unless
speedily prevented.
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Tho GA ncmgnd notes afo atrco, uua scu feUli,.
- D. memiuia lhoy were luvied Al A. eil6 ia New
York tu day, boing further advance
Government vouchers not DC sdid o. any extent
at better than sJ8g5 but holders lot willing o.
Accept thti rate and there hat limited basiaeEi
doing u then.
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The Confederate House of Representa-
tives came last Saturday within two
votes of conscrbng itself. Success would
have immorIaIised that body To have
come so near it and then missed was a
dreadful pity.
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DR. possyALLY HuNo.

The Richmond (Va) Dispatch, Of the
27lh September, says that DR.. MARIUs
LOWS RossvALLY was huns at Mobile as
a spy two weeks ago, We believe DR..
RossyNLY formerly figured in this ST.
entity.
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WHAT A REBEL PAPER SAYS or TW GuEA
Italian PATRIOT, GARmALnI

WUAI 4 UhUEL TAIEN aAlH OF I'M UUINI
ITALIAN PATRIOT, GARmALnI
The last crusade Of this adyenturer
has come 10 an inglOrious end. Wounded
and a prisoner, he will find few sympa-
thizers except in the kindred North,
which at one time was eager enough TO
have him OF the head Of a Federal army.
The South has seen enough Of European
reyOlutionisis 10 understand that hey are
as selfish amt as hea,tless as he dePois i0I0m
Aey seek to oueytlUot0, and only intensity
the suilerings Of the people by frtaless ef-
fo,ts at a cbange Ohich IS impracticqJlp W.
Trust j0s hare heard he last NJ GariiuIE.
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We understand the telegram to assert
that GJty-three regiments of Kentuckians
are now Incorporated in the Confederate
seryice.-Macon (Ga) telegraph.
We think, then, that your telegraph has
the same fault that ours sometimes has
il lies tremendously.
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yehemeuce creates dislike excessive
mldness contempt be neither 30 severe
az 10 be hated nor So tame IS 10 be IN
suited
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sTARyGYG IN NAsnynL

SO reads the telegram, and we are fear
full that citizens of that place will have
much suffering to endure before the Fed
eral garrison is coerced by starvation
into surrender.
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GLAsaow. ~. sept. la. 1s02.

NO. =
GLASGOW, Ky, Sept Is, 1862.
Kentuckiansl | have entered your
State with the Confederate Army of the
West and offer you an opportunity to
free yourselves from the tyranny OF a
despotic ruler. We come, not as con-
querors or dcspoilers, but 70 restore 10
you The liberties Of which Won have been
deprived by a cruel and relentless Zoe.
We come 70 guarantee 10 all the sanctity
Of their homes aud affairs, 10 punish with
a rod Of iron ihe despoilers Of your
peace, aud 10 ayenge the cowardly insults
10 your women. With all non-combat-
ants She past shall be forgotten. | shall
enforce a rigid discipline and shall pro-
tcct al in their persons aud property.
Needful supplies must be had FOR nay
army, but they shall be paid for az fair
and remunerauye prices.
Believing that the heart Of Kentucky
il with IA in our great struggle for Con-
stitutional Freedom, we have transferred
from our own soil 10 yours, not a band
Of marauders, but a powerful and well
disciplined army. Your gallant Back
ner leads the van Marshall Is on the
right, while Breckenridge, dear 10 us as
10 you, is advancing with Kentucky 5
valiant SONS, 60 receive the honor aud
| applause due to their herOsm. The
strong hands which in part have sent
Shiloh down 10 history, and the neryed
arms which have kept at bay from our
own homes the boastful army of the enc
my, are here to assist, 70 sustain, to lib
crate you. VIII you remain indifferent
to our call, or will you not rather yindi-
cate the fair fame of your once free and
enyied State? We believe that you will
and that the memory OF your gallant
dead who fell at Shiloh, their faces turn,
ed homcward, will rouse you to a manly
effort for yourselves and posterity.
"Kentuckans! We have come will
Joyous hopes Let as not depart in sor
row, as we shall If we find you wcddeC
in your choice TO your present It,
you prefer Federal rule, show it by you
froWns and we shall return whence w
came. IL you choose rather TO com
within the folds of our brotherhood, thel
cheer us with the smiles Of your women
and lend your willing hands TO secur
you in your heritage of liberty.
women of Kentucky Your persecu
tions and herioc bearing have reache
our ear. Danish henceiorth forever
, from your minds, The fear of loathsom
, prisons or insulting visitations, Let you
! enthusiasm have free reign. Buckle o
the armor of your kindred your hus
. bands, sons and brothers, and scof wit
shame him who would prove recreant i
his duty 10 you, his country and his Go,
. "BRAXTON BRAGG,
General commanding
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ProcIamalIon of Lhe GoYernor.

A'"N'"'A"'ANA vs. Wv NONNA uVA
pN ,irtut of The power ana authority 10 nr yss.
- tod, a. Military Governor Of tho State OF rrn-
nesee DO hereby appoint the following ppr- ous 60
hold and cNcrcisr the uneti0us Of the respective Of
h''s attached 10 hi7 aud their names, and 10 prrurm
me duues thrr'of according % law, 90 wit.
FIRST WARN.
3, '"hn Carp'r Alderman. laior7 Turner and Wm.
Roberto t"uu, iim,u
NECUND WARD.
Jos. knbh, Aldermen. q. ~ 5outh.at, sbd A.
Myers |onunCilmon
Iutap WARu.
III Mull0y, Alderman. Andrew Apt4faun and
AlrN. Mcdaniel, Cuuncmcu.
FOURTH wsEn.
a. Scovel, Alderman l.. % Han and Charles
7lyrrs, ttuucilmen.
rlFfH NARu.
W s. Chatham, Alderman. D. n I.pa,.lss and "a
A Mc''eltind, Councilnen
stXru wan
NJ ~ Hrioh, Alderman. q j. Yarbrourh and
Wm. Driver, Conncinen,
sEYrArn VAIN
NJ. q L. Claiborne, Aldormin WIN. -t.y.,rt and
Thos Greatly, Couucihueu
U0urH WARN.
Jo- 6mlih- Alderman Wan Haily aud Nm
Hluhurni Councilman.
80 ls TESTIMONY WHrRror 1 b,y, .b,rf
! s. unto -ei my hand aud caused the Creat
seQl Of the State 10 be Affixed. at MN.
'uct THIS ocl0her LIT Ias2
ANDREW JOHNSON. CafnsaH
H""AH" II. INr seDrtapt uT SIta
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House Servant Wanted.

1 WISH 10 HIRr SERVANT GIRL, On
1 married, Who is capab Ut DOING al Minds Of
honsc Wurk TIE best OF reiorsaces Wal De nc4ulrcd,
a. wel as given.
Apply % 10 81 MArkei str'ct opposite The Wilson
Hunsa. auggl-tf
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In order 20 keep our readers fully post
ed in The curiosiiies of rebel literature,
and to preserve the choice specimens Of
gasconade which are promulgated by the
rebel leaders from being lost to posterity
we give place to the following proclama-
ton from Gen. Bragg, which be issued
from the Headquarters Of Department
No. 80
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Lawyers have n ludiCrOus habit of
identifying themselves with their clients
by speaking in the plural number "Gen-
tlemen Of the jury said a luminary of
the Western circuit "at the moment the
policeman says he saw us in the trap,
will prove that We were locked up in the
station house, in state of intoXication.'
A QUEER MOTIVE FOR MURDER Crime
in England INDUCES in strange eccentri.
cities. A ploughmRn named Gardner, was
recently hung at Warwick for the murder
of Sarah Kirby, He confessed the deed;
expressed no regret for conjunction
and died as stoically as Socrates On
being asked 10 give a motive for the
crime, he said the girl "would never
draw him the proper quantity of beer,
and That uered him ~ IL did not take him
long 10 made zap his mind 20 kill her,
and his manner Of coming to conclusion
had something of the classic in IT, lie
says he was ploughing in the field when
the thought occurred 20 him whether or
no Sarah had not better be Put To death.
This is how he solved the problem :--
tried my luck in the field by
throwing up the spud of the plough,
which came down with the point in the
earth II il had fallen flat should not
have killed her but as ii came down
with the point foremost, / left the field
with the determination TO do IT,"
WoNpmrUL-The New York Evening
Post tells large story of the freaks of
lightning 10 France. A young girl was
strack ny lightning aud changed toa
boy.
The very thing wanted in this Nicini-
~. Onr women are anxious To enlist
but under existing circumstances the
Government will not receive them. Pass
that Lightning round, and let's have the
objection rcmoyed-SpcaQle3i (U) Hsl-
aM
LmT HANDED CONTINENT, - When
Mr. Whitcside finished his five hours
Grafton ON Kars, Lord Palmerston replied
that the honorable gentleman'a speech
was highly oreditablc to his physical
powers
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Horses for Sale /

oNR BAY MARE, accustomed 90 single harness,
a shuwy aud Hue traveller,
ONk BROWN MARE, good under the saddle. a
llnoded animal aud Cast traveller also,
ONE nOUhLE sETr OF HARNESS, all OF vhica
wiz De sold cheap, the owncF doe9 MOI heed them
Apply 10 JOSIAH n ALLEN.
auglG-lWq ~, CollcFc street.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
PR1DAy MORNING MARCH %, 1862.
tr,1,,.r foy N, Yre Yorl Sun !

tWSftten FOR hs N1c rorl Sunl
arring, fair Spring. for thee l call,
And shall call iu vsn'
Return, with smiles and peace T. All,
That all may bless thy name
That all with hear, and voice may sins
Ofthee, their welcome friend, far srrinS.
Spring, fair SPRING I hear NY ro'oc--
Thy SOFT sweet voice hear.
Nu,akcs my utmost soul r.uic'-
Thy whispers street. my cai.
caun,i doubt hut tIyu wit ring
The usiiuu prs,c agt.n. far sH'hs'
spriue. hir sIIul' ny NCp bear.
know u.st t.,u ant gvme
With blessings bon .Iu, hand, T. ,heer
Each s7t aud Iu..'E h.wc.
s, may each tit~sug t..l s'tt bring
o. forth sud s'uud thy praise, fur SVr"F.
SPRING, fair spring. Al last | Sc,
ny l.astT uttu call
VIII HA'tsHwc step tt1u crrI'st o. me
L s.u, v, g. i,.t.'s .sfh Itl..
RIt still w. I.,ak .ut iD.,,n. y KIM, go
Nho =, uds DIS 'fs-.H-s VT tar SIuHf. W
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TAPSCOlTS LINE
L OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

The subscribers continue to grant certificates Of
passage 10 and from Liverpool, by their 'Hylrite
line Of packets, comprising IN part the following
shpst
WM. rAPSCOTT, EMERALD ISLE ALBION
DREADNOUGIIE MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENJ. ADAMS, CONSlELLAIlOS,J j, !. BOYD,
WEST POINT ESCORT PHOENIX,
UND ERWRITER, SEA FLOWER, CAMDRIAN
Making, together with others, ship every five
days
The subscribers are also agents for the
X LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For all Of which they grant certificates ON liberal
terms.
REMITTANCEs FROM IRELAND, &c.
T. & Go. also continue to issue drafts, payable on
demand, throughout England Ireland, Scotland
and Wales, at the LOWEST RATES,
Circulars, with all particulars, may be had on
application III by letter, enclose postage stamp to
TAPSCOTT & CO., 80 South st, New York,
TAPsCOrT, SMITH co., Liverpool
uiL3 2iae'l2l
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IDwifc, two single gentlemen, aDi or young Ia
dies can ,ltaiu good board and pleasant rooms, by
applying At % Pike IT; house has gas aud hath
Terms very reasonable m2G 3'i2s
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~ safe AMI 0 liable N 81. inc. Dr. CHAP
MANS celebrated comp ,uud group nu couya syn
mp u,d VIII su.ca ,- tor tie lt-t % years All iu-
h.luIr cure ir tr Group; a!sI tie b i medicine
for Influenza. code coughs, hItrS.u 49, difficulty
ui uscHtH.Ht pam m tI' Ghost, bir,iuL from the
lungs, a,tsmL whipping cough, consumption, etc
uHft 'iJr,l ami sold, wholesale .,ui retail, by
W. CHAPMAN * c., & Fu tn It, n Y, ami hy
dHIt.l.s. mile 1Ie'1yl
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poTATOES FOR SALE-SwEEr CIDER.

pure oder vinegar; dri't AZ pes and 1t.cr
country rtulucr. G.uIa delivered trgc %, charge
ia avs pant H. tie city. HYDE ~ co,
fu-u 2iy.'i.I 40 Gr,,nN.,I It. y. Y.
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II III o.. fr0n ~ o : n WD-F. m0n and vic ! I
Z. - q wcck Also lodgings, o.. 20 -s. week. "
T.. t. ~. % might. ~ B.-L's-ms ou pinuu. -
each. mil 2Iu'iH
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Law RAW Az ron NHw'Sok-Atq So, 7, I @
-, y.jp' \ NJ, aud t2.2O' 800, 4BO', 2O', ss
tu'y, and DO r. NJ.
Lave NEw York roR RAHwAY-At 70 and Il
A. NJ, l. NJ, Cr'tl $50, 4, D, and 1i'PM
On sun .nys leave New York at O. L. NJ. RAJ
way q .. TO- T. NJ
NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK. /
Law Nm BEuNsWtoK ron NEw YoRK-At2 u
I, sli, tud ll.t5' A. M, 2l5, Z, T.45 tleisA
and S.iU' T.. NJ
Ly,yE New YoRK ron NEw Brunswick "A
aul To- 4. ~, /. NJ, tr'L! q, !, D, u antv
+. NJ
On sundays leave New York at o. =. NJ.
Brunswick NJ : 10 z. NJ
MILESTONE AND NEW YORK
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This G mptuy msIrcs pr pcrty II nll kinds against
loss or Dana, hy fire, uu as favorable terms as
similar Inst tuition.
TEuNIs j. Der I'm, President.
JAMES II. THOMPSON, IT., Sec'y,
GRO. W. HUNT A. -tant
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HNSe-H ANCul.

L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.
81 rrIr3l STREET ilw% IiiS srR SFI:as'
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS
This G mp,uy n-rrcs pr .perty If all kinds against
Loss or 'wt, 60 ly FIRE, uu as favorable terms as
similar Institutions.
rEuSrs J. Der ZEN, President.
JAMES II. THDMpSDN, IT., Scu'y.
"EO W. HINE As' -tut
DIRECTORS.
rEuNlSJ bergen, JAMES CRuTKsHANKs
TI'W. r pNGhu6juSE, SAMUEL. VAN WICK,
JANIS IINHpEN ALEXANDER NE,
LEWIS n ESE l.. :. VOORHEES,,
JOINS l.. SiAplR JAS, ; SCHDONMAKER
lI.\lsI j. en- LIEN, MICHAEL NENlN,
l. .YEEIrrlI >AIG sAMlEL GARRISON,
pillars. CHpnhE, JpllN LEFiEklS,
JAMES H. COOPER CDRS j. BERGEN,
joins 10. ~DlNNNKERAlEN. W. 1NNESL
JlllN i. NANp.RBlLEJAMEs illl ;.
uGNKY rIrNN1S, ssh &. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY.
EIREMEN'S TRUST INSURANCE co.
l. BANK OF BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL fl5l,OO0
oMrr \ D., G mt st'c,t, opposite cay Hal, aud
~. 7 W,ll street uoar broadway, New York
o--n 1ed oH the prime pie 90 paying one hat the
prints above ten per cont. t. Il" WIDOWS ami or.
p'an', Fund Of the FIRE Department. Of tho CITY OF
Brook yu.
pIrrorors.
George Hrl NrH.m'h Kp dit seph II II Ill
Aaron u graw q bent l. II i suit I.u.H,r
I.um4s C'uk Brlut W s"' On Ban l,rsUn
n rry Messenger mr. a. '..'au. " rr.u ) d. lsr
Ww u GnuuIu Isrlr. u V .sIr { IL T. ppm
T. ter Drry,a J : rHoul w ~ = .s'lrl
j INA - stewart RIrabtt l. y uk Wu Wal
AL,w W.j'p Bn,u J.. ph ~ Field
n Hhlrt Ford II H.ry RI ~s.r tuitl' King
Crawford tSm.th Mao " ,asny y q j. .nos
Henry u Pick ~ S.u .r..s B.. O. 1 'l.gk5
John Clover } ;, ereS ~ man
LIy VI lyr SD q .lt'nleu j.. % j Worries.
THIS Company coat Dars 81 Hrlr. uldmgs,
| Merchandise, DNr.lm 90, lIu'rhpl Furniture,
Vessels In purt and thor sar-nas, and utuer proper.
/ ~, against pSs or image 10y FIRE, on as favorable
ami hher,v lu ~ 'tIrr FIRST class companies.
| WIN 49, RkELl" s crJtary,
| j, n, WfCNo'F Jr, Assistant Sec, N ly
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
IL & mt =, II .pklyn, and III Broadway, New
! iur;-M tual, with cash capital of $l25,0OO in,
vested in tlcks o. the State Of New York and FIRST
| class bonds and mortgages.
| WALTER S. GRIFFITH, President
| GEO. G, RIPLEY, secry, ,, IA.
az This Company has adopted a Prlhciis az.
tended to prevent tie lapse OF any policy s,
cure 10 the sSured in every case all the assn
which their payments will provide TOT. MT ina
beers need not apprehend, thereiors' , . Tine vii
| bility IN nag tho Dremium at amy iutui' N'H' we
| involve the loss Of what they nave k,io,s Mill b
| our pr ,rpectus aud other puphIIs''h' WI" ~
,ut L,ratu tously 10 all who reqii,,'v ", - A,
Good AGENTS wanted, and VIZ ao u 'i, ie,.t, VIZ
! most nbtrA TERMS
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SEWING MACHINE For SNLE-ONE OF
- SINGERS So. 2 machines for sale cheap, Us the
parties ARE .ug into utnpr business. Ina riic lu9
BIyari a., 1I for. mla 2Ilc'lGl
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(,AEEI>GES, HORSES, AND HARNESS

= IIT 'I''"I0N D. NJ iUuly CNTTtIr. IO0tNn!H,
nHft.t tutuug wagons -I'ki's, Frlcors AMI
hu-iu.., wagons; n.-n, ~ carriages AMI wagons
OF al hiui. nuI % horses. ~ N,y.us 1t, and l-I
Fulton ave-, BrakIy tr26 24'lhS
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MEDICINES.

\ WONDERFUL DISCOVERY ~ MEDI.
"A CINL
nR LAtRlES LIFE Pills
prepared nom uaut Tat grows 800 ten str'.ts
'..ut-a speedy, permanent AMI IIl., bible rpmc-
g.. ~
~ HAol s DEBILITY, TIC boiOHEtN Y.
MI f'I'lN. .sI. VIII - DANCE,
lNul,l~IIDS .LNS.,luR
lNpuIINtN, |i.N=-III ~.
DlSllu SSGp SPIRITS .iiEAuNtUE.
AMI al Diseases from Impure h...i anil uprvtls
DO. u. cement ur. .'..Hg i.r hu, u' ..'ty pile, ..
large .u,- % a Isuir,I .Yrtylu .,.4 --.it I..t-
'ur, 20. whore win HiI dr,,t.l.. ,l receipt u.
rem .t.u.,. 1aH a'I Nv GEO BULpIs. ..npru
as.ut .. t., u.t,d stIt.a.
ls-' 'Ia2 90 broadway. Sow York.
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story and basement houses, filled in, tin roots,
piazzns, . marble mantl,s 10 each house: situated
in Lafayette ave, between Nostraud aud Marcy ayes
Price ~ ~ terms easy. Inquire o' w. MARTIN.
On the premises, IN Franklin, Ith house suuth OF
Myrtle ave. mh22 7'iOG
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEyED-ALL
ID .,ro doubt II should Try bottle Of DR.. Smith'E
nVspEPsIA ANNIIIILAroR, for the speedy re-L
~ If dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite
Nausea and sickness Of the Stomach, Flatulency
SC. This remedy will be found one OF the most
agreeable and eficacous articles ever discovered q
lie permanent cure Of that distressing disease
DYSPEPSIA. Perseverance, with this medioins
will ensure regularity Of the bowels at all times
are easily procured, WITH little regard 10 truth.
that they can, have y Weight with a discerning
public' Therefore, the proprietor is confident thai
a simple trial or this Remedy will establish NJ
character IN the cure a. dyspepsia over ali other
remedies In use at the present day. For sale al "a
South Second st, WILLIAMSBURG. To be had in
Allen, cor stanton st. aud cor Ave ID and H,,str,,
y Price 90 cents per bottle, no atses
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40 WAY TICKETS received betwe
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK.

LHNyF ELIzAUIu foa NEW YoRK-At 3 OO', T.
I -, SOD, &C.. X J 800 aud 0.45' A. NJ, 12 30
? e.. Il u 2.i5 3l5, 40, 7, $780,, o., th'tl vi
and II T. "
Lr,y. N.w YoRK ron ELrzAnEru-At 9, and
AN ", l, 2.cr'tl $40, 4, D, $50, I, S, 10 al
IL T. VI. = -gla.
On sundays leave Nea.Yo<k n a. PM Lea,
Elizabeth At 2; 50