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schr 2 FarsanSs Avery, Ba'timore-A Abbott
schr Expedite, Racket. Provdencs-RAcae't rooser
schr Amelia BeeSe ProvidspeeaG sIsnshAn, Too..,
schr BrAinard, Wells MISUNDERSTANDING
ssSr Tho, Ransom Buriey, Bridssport-RAcses TooHer
sioop I,ummjos Bird, ccs. ssybrcos s,.n.o
siss steam ,a Fanny, Fenion Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Steamship Crusader (Br Peters Kingston ia oSi h o. w
Saaos Had strong Ne winds he whole passage Oct H.
q ss ss ae ssw Msaesy wStmsn New oct and
70 sSs Srs
Capt WIN Owens and -four or ihs 0s se
a s g. asd
Ss sieamhip chas Lord Ward wilmington. NC days
a. sssas n sssa sasfis iHIs
= po aSSr d Il fP%RsaSy Tsa wn
three others i7th wind mOderatng got under way and
Hp wasSnsea Chichester Richmond and Nor
s:nmshp ashland Morton Boston, with mdse to Metro
and p ssssSr epSw
as O a assS
and died n three hours fo e lat YORK - ~ Ga m
Is ~ lon % a. ship rnswanda Philadelphia for Lily
sss Il day. s e
SsS M s ssoGs SD pp s her onSon
For Boston g days s sSpsed prcvcna
ssD S'f h%ss sy s$ s'
mel TO Ion w. from thence had heavy and NV gayss
asting hours during which the ship hove on bs beam
yards ape ssss
spnt number OF sails and washed w, spais p
deck adr driving the bolts out 81 the asSs from Siam
for Rotterdam with loss OF all spars except me ioMe ma
and they above the sof me nydS Win os
time ship to windfaiu Win ioss VI
spars. but lower masts and ioretopnast ,, az -
Bark Haryes, Home tof stockton beg HAD
deaths and births Expseiced strong westerly gales for
81 days. .,,., poa., ua,. -, IA ,,,,,h rr,,,,
10 Builev oc To- lat 49, lon Co. brig lying to, with
oj I q CHAMPION (of Picou, Maren Glace Bay days,
Gris Cisey Helen 81 Johns, NF), Taylor Bay 10
days. with coal TO " Greene h Curre.
Schr osae lof Nassau Abury, Iarbog Island, Sept 90
via Delaware Breakwater Oct H. with salt TO Jas Douglass
Oct lat So IL, lon a 81 encountered heavy gale from
to save The vessel from foundering.
scir socs'on. Lopez, rlymouIh. NC.
schr Borlsnd. Hall Virginia
Schr Robinson, Merritt Virginia
Schr Z jayne. Russell, Virginia.
Schr Ocean Wave zeluG Virginia
Sohr N Tibhltts. Shaw, Virginia.
schr q sadler Tlton, Virginia.
Schr A Fields, Petit Virginia.
Scar VIM lienry, Mehady, Virginia
schr oretta, Housmsn, Virginia.
sehr Mason, Msrt.ing, Virginia.
schr Washington. Jnlinc, Virginia
ser p wm K %ss cG ope Dc
sehr Forsyth; APPLICABLE, Georgetown, DC.
schr Ann h Valentine, Bsyles Baltimore.
schr L Baylcs, yroman, Philadelphia for New Haven.
schr Ada Hcriert, Ceeli Gloucester
schr Mary Langdon, Hall. Rockand.
Below.
ship Lord Panerston, from iIambue.
Brig Koadoo, from Cow Bay.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


CrAYn {; lIuEnJSc or T. A. h. SOCIETIES. Catholic
church OF 81 Bonifase tGerman) literally crowded
Thursday evening ny the temperance societies and their
friends At eiah O'Clock the Rev Dr. Brann assembled the
Altar and deiivefcd lecture Rccolections Of Rome
The personal observations OF The orator in The Holy City
iare an horica chapter repete win interest
audience The following societies attelded:-St Mary's
a. Barclay Street New York and the oacers Of ali the
ersay city societies. The proceeds OF the lecture will be
x Of Ssr9 ME- fSr st. f snn Al
of2he lecturer Is president An application made 70
tic pastor Of S. Mas for The use q the Catholic Insti
temperance societies mainly nerectingt
Some excitement prevails in reference 70 IDS course which
ID far from edifyinr-
Firm CoScRTssoSAL DIsTRrcr-The contes between
Essex and Hudson counties hot with the dehocrat.
and the for Mr. Hascy is complete This
gentleman promised the support large section Of
Hudson county in General Wright does not accept thu
call OF the romng Convention. Mr.. Lynch win decide
the call for the Convention which placed in hts hands
Wright whhods his assent mi this Convention assemble
which will he the only TO the party this fall
Major Haagey the Fenian orator announces that he will
take tho stump for Halsey General Wright be renon
mated
Newark.
BuRRIIL FOUND GUILTY or MANsLAucHrER.--The trial Of
James Burri concluded yesterday, when the jury,
after deliberaon Of fifteen minutes returned a verdict
granddaughter. Sentence was deferred.
THE NEWARK Posr OrFIcR RossERY.-rn The United
States District Court at Trenton yesterday Judge Field
sentenced Foster Dunn imprisonment, for ten years
lard labor.
DESTROYED NJ FIRS.-A Ore occurred at No. rs Hays
street Thursday afternoon by which two story frame
house totally destroyed and adjoining slightly
nv Conrad Gross The loss ON both building is about 81 c
partially covered by insurance.
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following disposed OF yesterday the Court Of
before Judge Dkeman and Justices Hoyt and voor
hesFrnk franer for burglary sentenced to one year In
the Pententary. John Potter and John McGrath, who
jointly the charge got two years and
months in the State Prison Frederick Rupsr for petty
FIVE days IN the Jons nnmees st
ss s.s Prison or oas year
two and sx months to the state Prison. For grand
sss %oS fanny and @
State Prison Hooker receiving stolen goods
Months Joseph Hapa for assn
the Prison year. Emily c9nsln for g,snd
.Fss wss STATE
Assault six months Penenary George Holland, for %.
s be as0 sent '0f
ARREST ON cHAsGK very respectable look
ing the Nassau Bank Thursday afternoon
and check purporiing TO have been drawn on
National Bank of New York for the sum Of sl6
The signature signed the check that Of Tnns v
Tamaee. which Mr. Edgar q Jones the paying teller q
the Bank at once suspected to be forgery The
OF a detective. who immediately sent for on being
taken 70 the station house ne gave MS name as 3ohn ~
win be examined before Justice Cornwe this morning on
teller.
REMoSsrRAScE AGAINST THE GATES AVENUE .RAiLRoAr
PROJECT large and influential meeting OF the property
holders on Green avenue between Bedford and Fulton
nues was held Thursday evening in opposition to the
Council in favor Of altering the route
OF the Gates Railroad track lying west OF Bedford
avenue now being laid by the City Railroad Company
Several speeches made In opposition TO the project on
the ground that the action in the matter was taken wiho
on The proposed route rcmonstrance this effect
re ID which will be presented at the next meeting OF the
Common Connci asking that the permission then granted
TO lay the track may be revoked and anInled.
HORSE sTEANG.-This crime is very prevalent In the
Queens County contiguous to Williamsburg, and '
farmers exercise considerable vigilance to
stock common theory advanced by 49, 81 nas
been that thieves in WIasbnss
came up before 5nste may be horse thieves
in Queens county 'ah nsnea 20 asans, ponhsy 81 rd
pen aN Vas Y M Luther OF the Sixteenth Ward and SELL
AZ SaW he evidence against the accused being posi-
nR he held TO await the action Of tho Grand Jury.
MEDAL PREsENrArioS-Tl was meeting of the War
and Military Committee for Kings county last night at the
CITY Hail. to make arrangements for the distribution of
medals TO all the soldiers who enlisted from Kings county.
who produce honorable discharge The distribution
is TO take place Thursday, At the Wgwam in Court
street In the meantime there win be another meeting 10
make further arrangements
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PORT or NEW yuRs. OCTOBER 10. 1850

Cleared.
:, steamship Amcncs tBrsml Meyer Southampton aud
Bretner--Oelrichs A Co.
Steamship Bavaria lrism rsnbc Southampton and Ham.
burr-kunhardt Go.
steamship Europe lrr,. Lensire Havre-G Mackenzie.
Steamship n Cid. Hobart Newtcrn. NC-C 0oodspeed.
steanrhp Thetis, Walden, Bos,on-Neptune Steamship
Co.
ship Royal CBr), knights, Mcibourne-R Came.
ship RepubiIk lBrcm), Schmidt Brencn-UnkartA Co
ship Success. Chase Mobie-Walsh A Carver
Bark Brazilian tBr), Greene. Cork via PhilsdelphaPen
iston 4 Co.
Bark Molly tprus wnssthof Cork for orders-Funch
Meincks a Wendt
Bark Oder ,Iiam,. winyen, Hlmburr--sloman a Edye
Co ' ~ =
Tart Pendenras rrl Lawson. Rio Janeiro via Eliza.
bethrnrt-Pcndcr Bros.
ha1k oszelle, nlaek Barbados N TrowbfiSres sons
Mark Mary Rideout (Br Murchc. "a Andrew SB-BIcst
nts Globe tBr Loomer cot via rhIsdeip sia-renls.ou
Wend. -
T r,g Sh9.sn. Forbes Rio iauero-A NcGuirc.
ntE MIA Pgeon tRr) johnson, Inagua--f tncsa
sre maifnn. HiImkn, Charlcs,on--N L MeCrciir Co
eeht llliaorc Chase, Nansauiio-Mulrr lioushion
schr n,uow fBrl, fonecre Isifax-B y sma n A 90
ECU wlndNard Libby, Jack vlleDibbie worth Co
er knshsniress Bstcbford, charieston--N NctreaaY
ssh' Eclipse. s,rout norshssd cy-N l. nccresdy CO.
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The Ninth regiment National Guard paraded yesterday,
In light marching order The Of Colonel
Wilcox, AZ Tompkns square ociock r. M for review
Inspection and musog. The regimen, turned four
land ed strong and presented fine appearance The line
formed with the right sting Tenth
which the troops reviewed inspected by Major
Hairoi, 81 the third brigade In tho passing review ihe
many of the m-mbers have lre Joined the org
and also that three OF the have FORMED
within the past year One great disadvantage that militia
regiments labor under y that they field drills
be well taught In an srmosy; but IL In the execution Of
ci alone that that be
by the lin. officers which Il essential in
distance IN marching BY column and other movements
which might DO named Yesterday tho first time that
tue new rcgnenAi band paradod with the regiment The
bar Numbers bids many
older military bands short time. On Thursday evening
Captain John W. Davis the recipient Of q beautiful
sword and bolt presented him by tile members OF
rsny y - marx OF esteem and friendship
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CITY MILITARY.

The Amman InspectiNa or the Sixth Brigade.
SECOND days proceedings In the inspection Of the
sia'h brigade National Gusd took place yesterday tho
grounds OF the encampmen at Minsoa, l.. In the
ing The reGmcnh underwear the drill and exercises
At hafpast two o'clock thFifeenth regiment inspect
ed under Of State Inspector Batcheer The
men ook"d well solar PHYSIQUE and Grill concerned
snd were by the Inspector ne hoped
next year 70 zee them a dressed In regular brigade
Ion ana similarly srntf with the Springfield rife both Of
which good wishes being uinld certainly add muc
TO the asezrnncc Of h. hns corps The siIecnth re.
nent were then iasrehsd o. The grounds and IN.
ing body Of men. vell dresse,. wen sasippsd and
quite proficient In dr portion OF Eighty ~sh reg,.
meu was also pre,et yes..rd.y ts.r colonel h2sr
ninth, in leaving the -ncampment WITH part Of his
nd on wednesday evensS sessre'y censured oy .ns
tiai he was piqucd question Of formally.
After the inspection there parade ut the close 81
which the oss passed In review before Major General
H. Duryec tol. y. j. DichI Acting Adjusnt General
on The occasion In the evening there grand ball,
given by the ofcers Of the b. lgade II brilliant affair
AND went on quite successfully
TO day there WIN he nothing OF much mport.nce done on
The grounds. and early hour viii he broken
up aud The troops return 10 their homes.
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SAD AFFAIR At sur1raMlLk FALLS. on Tine HUDSON.

P0UCHkEFPsIE, Oct. ~, lsoe.
A Fad affair occurred at Buttcrmilk Falls near West
Point, the Hudson, yesterday. party OF young
men were engaged In nrng salutes from cannon, and
otherwise manifestng their qualification at the return Of
recently married couple. Several discharges had been
fred BY which an old man had been wounded Finally,
near twelve o'clock at night temporary lull had taken
place in the demonstrations, and II supposed that
the affair was over. But ! appears that one OF the
party had secretly loaded the cannon with
an extra charge and, firing IL with q slow
match, q very loud explosion startled the crowd,
followed by aeonizng shroks, which found TO pro-
coed from n msn named Edward Holland, who was
struck by tie wads In the gun which torn from the
trunnons and thrown seventy Eve feet to the One
OF Hollands legs torn nearly on AZ the hip, while
the flesh upon the other limb torn 10 the bone His
body blown several feet He only lived until three
Of skfoI surgeons from West Point well that Of
the local physician. Holland was a young unmarried
man, and one OF the leading parties In the affair,
though lie dsclamcd all participation IN the loading and
firing which resulted In his death.
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Destruction OF Property NJ Jacksonvn'o -
IS02+A Resident Sues TO Recover Ior LseS
Of valuubles- Statements ms 20 hepes O".-
RACES In this Vic, nIty-I Interesting Am""s''
nj Mr.. Calvin IL Sia Robinson.


IS62-A Resident Sues TO Recover Ier Lee~
Of vaIsables- Statements ms 10 ReDes O"s-
RACES In this vic,nty-InteScsting Amaavss
0i MIR. Calvin I.sjwis Robinson.
sUrR,sNE couRr-cHAnBxRs.
Before Jucee Cierke.
C,rin I.c;. ,;csoa u.s. Efeed WooiGdrd-Tde affidavit
Of plaintiff this which sets forth all Sbe facts as al
legged. Is a. follows
,s 1 dsS Sss @ s
r. florida anS Su
sose ana sdo warehouse al AID having
sss; = =:
ns ss ns sss 70 ed
az said Jsek.onvie amor9st whom We're Rtneired
ass Hns sS e.
thus assosssd inelud'ng said woodward and the said
mentioned she% and had been snsasea
in Lad q S a ney
e said place and also threatened destroy their property
81
an q
my property would be conhscaed destroyed and that
49, '? ssss p ssss :s S
the cy Jaefsonve having orders confederate
:, 1 s.s
iad s sss a o q
and ss Il If s s
though not being the under nrr the
sssnsed and SslnS
sS ss .ss
saS ae s, the
@ nt Weodwsras ssdors
s' it. ''S% s@$
I :cy s 3 sa ana sas
@ a. e and pr o bnanss
adjoining the same, said Woodward personally tcipatng
sp.is S S %
srs the
ea
atS 81 inc" q help
said woodward pursuant to said om,sas and
set the said os.ls e% nre and d
sssdsS
that be has @ to d the entire
ch haG n sad lesn Te
s as ss 81 A.,
S Mou s nos 81 safe family . remain IN Jae
and nv sSIs on gangs Would
into ile city, hut did not act upon such suggestion until
ss s Ss @
Ss was no 9Sns my wife
den eayng Two clerks IN The ,a roas in ea T..
i y
the side opposite from said city and from tnst posuSn
store and the ccnGsgration by which sad store %,
and its contents were.destroyed. and also heafd ,ne
reports sixteen shots fred as @ sna p
ucye said CLERKS they were ON my s,re
remained the bushes with my family tue s@ec fne
States coming up the river bringing the umed
STOCK hand in said store was taken and complese
few before said 10th of March, and showed the
e Of said stock Of then on hand 50 sto s
building Destroyed by Gre was Of the full yane q
Or New York enssged in business as merchant and Rim
10 be- Of large property having made great a.
money OF cotton and OF goods null
fereni departments o. the south by the United
aforesaid, left two clerk guarding
ake Of same. and two watchmen ou Frederick Lam
said property; OF said watchmen Xrc
dcrs whose affidavit annexed; thes,i Saders gang
taken prisoners by the sad WOOD I'd Ianders
and held on the .pot The H, notary public At
said jacksonville and The 81 Mch 1862 The
one l,ereinbefore spoken CXLvIy LEWIS ROBINSON.
Upon this afdays ras held tcSn In the Of $So0OO
motion to rmo,ion Either Mnrsh counsel for
to-day wfir adJ0nrng unH lhursuay next Bal
| kfss however. 'educed 10 $l0@.
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Reception Of Company u, Thirty -sevcnth
Regiment.

The members Of Company n, Thirty seventh regiment.
National Guard srand reception Last evening the
rsenensl armory, At the Thr,ydfh street and
broadway which pleasant affair The walls Of
sh" srnoy were dfaped with United States flags hun
drcds Of set. shed brilliant light upon the assemblies
y youth AM beauty which had met 20 do honor to the
evenings encrtanmsnt by executing era nd march bat
bad bsen composed for the occasion dedicated 10
WIN Coz NE commander Of tho company; then followed
a5sdries wal,,ss maxourkas & in great variety, all OF
festivities Of tho occasion was nothing that
2 mar the harmony 81 the proceeings and the members OF
Company congratulate upon the
VI referk ''sN~e'"
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IsraBit As 10 rSt CUSTODY Of 4 CIVIC.


ptr y IN ~ ANY, n ftsvai BarrsV r,ysaf The
pohr ~ ih oLAd wssforneriy domestic in the family
~ VI ch.rer " g. t'e~ wen, % South Carolina Iesv.
rs shud In the ens,oa Of Mrs McCabe for whose
'lcs, u,s alleged. che gsd ~ per month On her return
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MFiIcATluh van the DISCHARGE Or A MARINE.


supreme C0urs- rhambers.
Before Judge Clerke.
Der l@i. The aa0tes eJ TAomas Kc,.aary-rhi. va. an
application discharge Thomas Kennedy from ". Ini,.d
States Marine service the ground he was
q the time % his enlistment Mr. wism S. Yard appeared
Tor the petitioner. Kennedy was sworn
the time enlistment when he testified Re had
taken three Rlssaas Of ale that day. This amount OF nf
being construed by the Judge being suceut 20 ca
intorication. the litloner WAS remanded.
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III plraust rallce coxgisslcstf;.

rsfrfscSF oci 10. lsgs
1oieBar ,rann has 6rmnoned The Police Comma
Fno'H ~ ansN tie ohslgss prefefr< s,.rsi them IN
vohasv .ext ~ Annapolis DE p1.h we sspeu
1hcD l-si uigLt
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ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT or A PATENT.
United states COmmissi0ner's Once.
Before Commissioner gtiiweIi

Bef0fe COHmissI0ncf htEweH.
Der. l9Nho P1sian and Coiisnderrs VILLAIN B.oBhia
The parties 10 this suit reside the city Of New York The
PLAINTIFFS makers OF India rubber cushions for billiard
iabes for the manufacture Of which they have patent
aleEe that the defendants nrnged this
the production OF articles Of similar kind Commissioners
slwe has been for several days taking evidence tho
se~- ~kich has concluded
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Died.
S,HMvER-o Friday, October TO- MINNIE c., only
child Of Spencer NJ and Della schrver aged 10 months
The friends OF tho family invited 10 attend the
funeral, Sunday afternoon, at ono O'clock from the
residence Of her grandfather Alfred Roach, 30 Rush
street, Brooklyn. r. d.
ffbr other Deans ~ s,copd paoel
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CRosBY OPERA HOUSE
ART ASSOCIATION
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS STILL OPEN FOE
SHORT TIME
CERTIFICATES FIVE DOLLARS.
EVERY PORTION OF THE UNITED STATES
TAKING THE REMAINING SHARES.
APPLICATION FOR THE uNsoLD CERTIFICATES
SHOULD AT ONCE BE MADE.
THE ENaRAvINGs GIVEN TO SUBSCRIBERS
ARE Tnr
MOST POPULAR PRINTS EVER OFFERED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
THE PAINTINGS OFFERED AS PRIZES
CONSTITUTE
THE GREATEST COLLECTION OF LEGITIMATE
Ly AMERICAN WORKS OF ART EVER
PRESENTED BY ANY ART Asso-
CITATION TO THEIR
SUBSCRIBERS.
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
ACTUAL VALUE 100000.
FIRST GREAT PREMIUM.
BlERsTADrs "yo semitic vALLEYt"
WORTH $4,000
is exhibition at Chicago.
cRosBY's "AMERIcAN AUTUMN"
WORTH $780,
is now on exhibition at Philadelphia.
sonussELE's WASHINGTON IRVING
WORTH 5000.
is now exhibition at Cincinnati.
HARTs WORDS IN AUTUMN
WORTH 5000
| cSNbiaon in New York.
coAsrANr MEYERS 'REcoGNIrIoN,'r
WORTH $1,000.
| is exhibition in ST. Louis.
Boards "DEER ON THE PRAIRIE"
WORTH $1,000
| is now exhibition in Chicago
GAIooux's "ALPINE SCENERY
WORM ssOoo,
is now on exhibition New York.
| yoLK's MARBLE BUST
| OF OUR LATE MARTYRED PRESIDENT
| ABRAHAM LINCOLN
| is now on exhibition at Chicago.
| LEUTzE's GRAND PORTRAIT OF
| THE NATIONAL HERO
| ULYSSES 5. GRANT,
is now on exhibition in Boston.
| PAINTINGS by HAzELrlNE, BROWN, MORAN HUB
/ BARD, HUNTINGTON. CHURCH. DE HAAS. HARr,-
GAY LAMgDIN, yEpDER Johnson s. ,S;l KoTH n
| nEAIY, HICKS. TAFT; HALL, soNNTAG, RoSEy.
| BERG, McENTEE, WIi1TTREDGE, SHAlrUCK. BEL.
Lows. PALMER. alrnost every artist OF reputation
| IN the Unted States are among the
LIST OF PREMIUMS
AMOUNTING r II SgN HIIsn t. MORE THAN
OF TIE cHolcE sFt HaERi Elss WORKS OF ART
Orders and rcmIt,ances should be addressed to
l w. H. CROSBY, A. A. A.
| PRINCIPAL AGENCY IN NEW YORK,
i Art Institute, b25 Broadway.
| n. G. ROOT ANTHONY. srAUoNERs,.
| u Nassau street. near WALL
| BROOKLYN AGENCY,
/ = j. NORRIS CO.,
| 1874 Fulton street. brooklyn.
N B.-For further particulars and description Of all ihs
prizes, see published catalogue.
| CARD TO THE PUBLIC-A QUESTION AN.
Why that those large stores in the Cooper ~.
stute the OF Aston place. crowded from
night with cnstumera. The small chsRru
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S HIPPING NEW S.

ALMANAC yoRr-yns pAv
~ nfexe. ~ NOON sETs. morn ~
egr sHrs............ ~ nIan WATER. I,
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Prizes paid gold Information furnished Tie highest
sespaid FOR Douboons and al sinds q ood and silver
TAYLOR co. Bankers, i5wan stree, New York.
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7 ,orrEmEs PRIZES cAsHEp, ORDERS RECEIVED
II aud Information givsn u HT Broadway
FLAT sTrR0Es Money Brokers'
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|, CARD TO THE PUBLIc-A QUESTION AN.

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC-A QUESTION AN.
n swered-
WHY'S Il that those two large stores in the Cooper ~
stnte the OF Aston place, crowded from
morning iii night with cus.omers the small chagriu
would be rival establishments who cannot understand
why these things are sou
because the truly large and magnificent stock Of first
Table Cutlery and Cooking Utensils therein conased
has been purchased with the good judgment Of large
experience-and exclusively for cash.
This why all first goods sold this establish
cheaper than any other house In the city and the
public, aware OF the fact 60 there 70 buy THAT'S what's
The matter.n
China Glass and crockery Emporium, Cooper institute
building @tr
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-07-05
For Rent.

THE Room in my rev Block lately oeeu-
= pied by s. zslazny, is now offered fOs
rent. lnqaire o. Furniture Store OF Hayward
and Fuller. WILLY HAYWARD.
FAh IS. l666-tf
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DIR. VAN VLECk'S
Vegetable Cordial,
ANIsvALUABLER REMEDY FOR BOWEL
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA. COLIC.
CHOLERA MORRUS AND

49, CHOLERA
In justification Of the merits Of THE COR
i DIAL. the Public may be assured that il
hs. cured the worst Gases, where everything
else has failed. 1t is offered 20 the public in
the fullest confidence of its merits. This Cor
dial is prepared in four ounce bottles, 70
which is astached sn accompaniment, sndvhen
taken collectively they undergo s chemical
change in the stomach and intestines. render
ing all acids or seid substances harmless.
(Which always exist in the above diseases 10
greater or lees degree.) and thefsby des-
troy the nature and cause Of the complaint
Il is remedy which is certain, safe and
speedy in its operations; is perfectly harmless
in its nsture, pleasant to the taste, snd con
tains not q particle Of mercury or Auyihipg
that can injure the most delicate eonstitutioa.
cH This Cordial is only prepared By the
proprietor. DR.. J. A. VAN VLECK, Gsliipo-
lie. Ohio, Front Street.
Price 81 90 per bottle with an accemPsui'
ment to each bottle.
MAY 3, le6G.-im.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-07-05
Cigars and Tobacco.

Cigars and Tobacco.
A full assortment Of foreign sni dOnsstie
n sisArs; also large stock Of tobacco.
comprising in part the following varieties:
10 Boxes old style Cayendish,
10 I" Pound Lump, bright and dark;
10 S's. sweet;
% Csddies, hall. pounds. dark:
10 email square Twist;
10 I" Pig tobacco;
10 Psp Cake Tobacco.
Also. smoking tObsseo in barrels and pa
pers; fne cut chewing tob.eeo in foil. All oi
which We Offer 70 the trade ct satisfactory
prieee. q. 4 A. HEEKIEG.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-07-05

CHEESE, Maeksrel. BrOoJns, Pop corn.
~ Buckets. Tubs, WRsh-bosrds and in
fact every thing generally kept in my line.
Call and see, Judge ter yourselves. No charge
for chewing goods.
J.C. NEAL.
April 2s, le6s.-tf.