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nIortaiIt,- Amsps the Employees or the Pensa.
celia NaS' Yard and on the i.acsny-The
Custom HoaSe Agents nj Galveston Convn.
Ie.ciug-Tbe Epidemic In she Interior OF
Texas-GaIvcstou Dcs0iared. "
WAsHIscroS. Sept 10, 1857.
The Navy Department has Intelligence Of the
death by yellow fsver on the 18th fast, at the Psnsa
cola Navy Yard Of Acting Master H. O. Wade, CON-
mandng the Yucea also board Of the Tscony on tho
18th inst. Of Frank SUPPLIES ordinary seaman; also on
the 10th inst, OF j. r. Wedn, private Of marines;
and on the 18th inst OF William Paul. quarter gunner
General Townsend has received despatch from Cap
tain swartout dated Galveston 18th inst announcing
that Mrs Griffin, wife Of the late Brevet Major General
Grifu LETT there an the 10th FOR New York. She was
we'll
letter received here to-day from Special Treasury
Agent Bell dated "Four Miles Southwest from the Gus
tom House. Galveston, Sept H. states that since the
1h inst there had been death OF customs employees
and all then sick were doing WELL and hopes were enier
tanned Of their recovery. Mr. Kirkpaugh, Acting COL
lector, was able TO DO about, and was at the Custom
House on the 10th Inst Agent Bell thinks that SUN.
Gent number will be vaescont In few days JUS
tfy the hope that they attend 10 business There
but little TO do and but few vessels are willing 70
visit the port IL is pretty well established that
towns It has scourged Indianoia, Corpus Christi.
Houston and many other towns, and Is spreading else
where Tho last information received from the city Of
brownsville by way OF New Orleans and Of the date
OF August 20. There was yellow fever there then.
and with the strict quarantine regulations 1t was hoped
that place would escape.
As TO Galveston. Lar. Bell writes:- Language fails TO
describe the consequences OF its rava2es. Hope has fed
and absolute desoation pervades everything, with
prospect Of speedy change.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL GOSSIP.

Rs,or plays Francesca d Rlmni ., lho Theatre ran.
Gals tonight with tho assistance Of Michele Boar
new actor Of high reputation.
ballad called waiting SIN for Thee" abssulifu
melody and words Of touching expression Is sung night
y by D. q wsmbold Tho words are By ". L. Gardner
and the music by Giovanni seoncsA II gem In ts
way.
Lengwel, one OF the bes. buflssqus actors on this
side Of the Atlantic and Mrs ssdloy Brown attract
ing large houses TO the Flnh Avenue theatre every
night
The tablsaux Of Bunyzn's Pilgrim Progress epsn q,
Dr.. Chssvsrs old chaSoh, unlon square, Monday
next.
George y. Brsiow, the nrst Of American composers,
has bssn appointed director Of the New York xsaasa
lehs unlop. ucs wn, asFvs rssiESsA
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DEATH OF THE BRITISH MINISTER
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

Death Of Sir Frederick Bruce, tho British
Minister. at Bostou-The Last Moments Of
the Observation-Disclosures of the Remains.
Bosros, Mass Sept 19 1857,
$40 O'Clock y. N.
Sir Frederick Bruce the British Minister at Washing
ton, died early this orning at the fremont House in
this city 10 had been Ill for several days with throat
complaint at Narraganses beach, where be staying
He left that place yesterday for Boston, accom-
panied by friend add his servant He arrived at the
fremont House soon after nine In the even
ing, In an exhausted and apparently mort
bund condition. Medical aid was Immediately
called and ne was attended by Doctors J. and n. J.
Bigelow and Doctor Hodges He remained in a state Of
collapse without beng able to spenk, and died at two
O'Clock A. NJ Senator Charles Sumner and some other
friends continued with him until the time Of his de-
cease.
From the time Of tho Senator's arrival. at eleven
O'Clock, until the death Of Sir Frederick. he able to
utter but single artcuate sentsnce, and that in
recognition OF Mr. Sumner an hour and half after his
arrival He was able to get but tho nature OF tho
disease prevented him from speaking Senator Sumner
made every possible exeron to understand the utter
nnca OF the dying mau, and to get bis last MESSAGES for
the British Legation at Washington and for bis
t, discharge It's wonted Office. and nothing
could be cleaned Of the last thoughts that crowded upon
his mind. He was only able to give monosyllabc
answers TO questions in regard to his condition. and 10
utter with great effort, brief greeting when he re-
Informal OF his death at once telegraphed to
the British Legation At Washington, and TO Secretary
Seward, by Mr Sumner. and return telegram from
Secretary Seward announces that Mr. Howard, OF the
British Legation, would at once leave Washington for
Boston to receive the remains.
Immediately after the death Of Sir Frederick the re-
mains packed in ice and under the charge or bis
servant, remained 10 room No. IA Of the fremont
House, until eight O'Clock this evening" whom they were
taken in charge by undertaken and embalmed.
representative OF the British Legation Will arrive
here from Washington tomorrow afternoon, aud ar
range Tor the forwarding homo OF the remains by the
first steamer.
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EapoLEoN'S POSITION.
Tho War Alarms Policy OF the Emperor and
its CorNeauences.


Trrom the Fall Mall Gazette September T.
II an old rcproach 10 country that they are
seldom able TO rok at any question except from their
-e~n domestic pon, Of view THIS dcfec, ma 20 traced
In our treatment 81 Ireland and s stu more apparent
In the current opinion foreign Affairs Our insnln
position partly explains this shortcomng Conpafa-
tveiy Isolated az we have been since the Crmeaa war
simple spectators OF all the Important events which have
altered the face Of Europe, We are apt to speculate
With judicial and phnosopbic camness which
forgsts. to take into account the disturbing m
uueuces 10 which human nature 10 nations,
no less than IN individuals, 10 exp s,d. there
- apparently, some risk o, falling
into this error in forming opinion on the present
laons between France and Germany Of course ircm
English point OF view II desirable that Europe
should settle down into peaceful rspose and that the
financial panic which 10 playing such havoc with com.
msrcs should not he prolonged BY military alarms
Prussia therefore say VEL would DO well 10 te content
with the spells she has already Noted and withdraw her
covstous eyes from the Southwestern States; France
utinpg her jealous irritation at Prussan aggrandxs
nent should devote herself TO the development OF her
rich domestic resources end Austria has abundant EN-.
ploymsnt IN CONSOLIDATING her disorgsnixsd system Of
hationaitiea This 70 exceent advice, but unfortu-
uatsy the In question have their ideas on
The subject, aud these ideas happen not 70 be ours
France being the Power from which, N there is any
Immediate rnen The nrst Impulse be expected
10 come Il IL worth while to try 10 discover what aspect
She question presents from the French point OF view
Taken BY ITSELF shs circular which nss iust bean Ia
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one sofsened by asses' milk fools the touch Of mos
quito. Every day develops tho extreme sensitlveness
Of this seeonscous egosicsl Bully Of the Press
Let therefore, the big boys aad the little boys OF the
press and the political arena pitch into him. Bleed
him. Excoriate him. sting him. Annoy him. II Is
nttlng and prosaicaly, well POLITICALLY just that
Bully Greelev, who for twenty years has aimed the
iouiest OF blows at all the athletes Of she republic from
President down TO obscure country curate, should
receive IN return unntsrmitted pumuslling for, s
u not half the pleasure OF prize fight 70 hear the fall
ing antagonist "hoar," although his seccnds are too
proud 10 throw up the sponge? A OAKE1 HAIL.
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DEDICATION Of CEDAR lAwH ctmrtM At pdrssus, Y. !

Yesterday Afternoon Cedar Lawn Cs,Aetery. located
soms t~o miles QUA Of Patterson, N. j., was formally
opened fos The burssi Of the dead MNr some prsmi.
nary ceremonies had been gone Through with. The
esms,sry cs on the hsigb,s overlooking the Passae
dusty beyond description cn runs In straight dlroc-
ton nom The railroad depot The proceedings were nsu-
sss ng OF the president the ssSocston the Eff sngi
neer the Mayor OF h<ty adcputaon Of The Clergy and
msny osnst persons rood band and some members OF
tLs ure prsaes ava ASSISTED ~ the general turnout
Wneu the pfocesr reached The csmsery the dedeaton
service coumeT ed with prayer and sons hymns The
mayor hsn ryd statement concerning the place ana US
associations tsr which there vas an address from Dr.
aosao'onN ether addrse,Vs nymns and ,hs bsnsdeIioA
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GERMAN FINANCE.

The Prussan Budget-The Newly Annexed
States to share the Deficit.
BERLIN, Sept. 10, 1867.
The Minister OF Finance, Baron der Heydt pre-
sented the Budget the Parliament to-day. The
national income for the year estimated at 900 900
thaers and the expenditures at 70 900 0Oo
The deficit caused by the surplus expenditure DO
shared between Prussia, saxony and the other newly
consolidated territory OF North Germany
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THE FLOW OF BULLION.

The Bank Of England Stock Stili Incrensi e.
specie In Great Excess Over the Paper In
Circulation.
LONDON, Sept 10, 1857.
The regular weekly returns Of the Bank OF England,
published this evening show that the bullion in vault
has Increased el5o 900 since the las, report
The exc IS ~ pecio now on hand over the amount
represented by the circulating notes Of the bank is
greater than ever before
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The WAR IN GAMBIA.

Greek Contradictions of the Turkish Re ports.
LONDON Sept. 10, 1867.
The contradictory stories In regard TO the in creto
still prevail The Greeks deny tina, tho Turks have been
successful In their battles with the Cretans.
Austrian Denial Of American Mediation.
VIENNA sept 10, 1867
The Vienna Pres this morning. in q leading article,
says that the United States had declined 20 mediate
ths matter OF Crete
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Relief for the Yellow Fever Sufferers.
committee OF Inhabitants Of this city formerly resi-.
dents Of New Orleans having taken into consideration
the suerings Of their fellow citizens In the latter city,
have reported that II h their duty to do all in their power
to assist in relieving the sufferers by contributing them
selves and soliciting subscriptions from the people Of New
York and the North generally They also recommend
ference and cooperation with the Physicians Executive
Committee already established In New York and further,
that all funds collected be deposited with Messrs Spof
ford, Tileston Co, No. 20 Broadway: Marks & Febre,
% Wall street. w. r. Converse Co., 81 Pine street,
NJ. Morgan Sons 81 William street, and Transmitted
at to the Howard Association Of New Orleans The
Chairman has appointed the following committee to SO.
Lett contributions Wi llam p. Converse, OF VIM. p.
Converse Co, 81 Pine street, Joseph H. Marks, Of
Marks Febre, % Wall street; Henry P. Kernochan,
Erastus Lyman, President Knckerbocker Life Insurance
Company B. G. Arnold, u Sturges, Arnold Co, l27
Front street; John Fox Of Livingston. Fox & Co.; D. II.
Hildreth. proprietor Of the New York Hotel; A. D.
Grief 90 Front street, d. Hrsch, la Water street, J.
L. Adams 100 West street; Adolpho Wolfe, rs Beaver
atr
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
Brig vENUs-The hull and OF brig Venus (Br before
ashore Little Gun island, sold at auction on
10th inst and bid of 1928 parties At Greenpor
John Fuller succeeded In getting her
brought her to Creenport where she Ia
repaired The is good vessel but two old
and Is not seriously damaged.
Foreign Ports.
HAVANA Sept 5-Arived steamships Georgia Ssal 18TH
Cuba, New Oreans brig Antilles, Portland 18th, steam
ship Missouri NYork
Sailed 10Th, steamships Georgia NYork; brig Dolores Key
West: 17th steamships Cuba, New Orleans: Daren Mar
nique Paayo 81 Thomas; brig barnard Philadelphia:
18th STEAMSHIPS Marvin Key West France Il Nazaire:
brig Victoria (r Pensacola 18th, brig Poinset Boston,
schr Oriental (Brl, New Orleans.
American Ports.
CHARLESTON, Sept l9-Arrved brig Cleo. Middleboros
T..
Enthusiastically Moncka NYork; brig II Beckmore, q
MOI thern port.
f0RiREss MONROE. Sept l9-Arrived, schr Virginia.
Jamaica for Baltimore.
MOBILE. Sept Arrived. brig Glenaale, Boston.
SAVANNAH. Sept l9-Arriyed, schg Bnrdett Hart New
York. -
Enthusiastically Herman Livingston, NYork; schr
Eric. Boston.
WILMINGTON Sept l9-cleared, steamship Fairbanks.
Hunter NYork. -
sailcd-steamship Empire Price, NYork.
FIR Otter Shipping Neci See sirh Page.
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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

The Pnn-Angilcnn Synod In session.
LONDON, sept. TO- 1867
The second meeting OF the Pan-Anslicau Synod was
held yesterday the Archispscopai Palace Lambeth
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!, FATAL AccrpHSr ON run HARLEM RAiLsoAD -whiN tho
Albany express train which leaves TwsnsySlh street
n half pas, A. n, was passing through the covered
bridge near scarsdae. yesterday forenoon, Matthew
from the platform OF the mSkng sgns 10 some one
on board down train that bad Just gone by struck tho
iron supporter, and WAS kyocked on the train and
ana the body OF the unfortunate man picked up ard
conveyed 10 White Plap's where . Corouers inqucs.
was subsequently hsld. Lsddrich was . married naau,
sbou, twenty-five yVn Of age aud resided at Albany.
untiI recently no va smpoysd - head brakeman on
the came tram
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A Challenge.
One Dollar paid fail 10 stop any kind OF Physical
within fine minutes free OF charge By calling lD Chat
ham square, New York. BUY OF WOLCOT1'S IN
SLANT PAIN ANNIHILATOR except in rure white wrap
pers. % cents; fun pnts, ST. Pain Paint Tue remedy
% cents. X. L. WOLcOTr
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RETURN OF BISHOP WOOD. OF PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Sept 49, 1857.
The return home OF Bishop Wood from Rome was
to DO celebrated to-day by grand process.Sn OF
Catholic societies and cit zens, but the ARRIVAL OF tho
steamship Arago at New York from Southampton
season allow Of his reaching here in time has caused
the public reocings bis return TO DO postponed 70
another day.
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AIwpvs Abcad.-C. Eugene Stokes In hts
styles OF Clothing II you wish the very latest cut so 70 NO.
HrOa
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A.-Custom Department :, Of r Brolssw Bro;

A,-Custom Department Of BrOkaw Bra.
THERS.-ThIs department.
has been en- tirely reorganized:
the choicest goods from Lon
don and Paris great many
Of which have figured 10 tho
Paris Exhibition, have juss
been opened, and being
sold nj prices that defy conf
petition The best artists. cut
tiers, have been engaged. To-
lite attention and perfect sat.
fsfaction Ia guaranteed 10 all
who will please TO favor
with their patronage.
BROkAW BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TAILDRS ana
CLOTHIERS 30 TO "a Fourth
avenue, opposite Cooper
Union, and 62 Lafayette place.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-The Best In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless. reliable nsanta-
neous. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Or. J. II. schenck. of PhiIa.cIphIn. will b.
his No 3 Bond street, New York. b.
every Tuesday from %. NJ to3P. ~.
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Advicc.-If You Begin % Turn Gray or Bald
that's time consult Dr. GRASDJEAs Aston place.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-Thc Best Ever as ..
uactured. Wholesale and retail; also applied, 81 No
Aefa- Ilauae
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Sell Sever' combined a. AZ, American Insifn'e Par,
northeast corner OF nor iern gallery BARSL ", ef5
Broadway. corner OF Bile street. New YORK.
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A.-Universnl Exposition. Paris. 1867.
STEINWAY 4 SONS TRIUMPHANT. having been
awarded the FIRST GRAND GOLD MEpAL ieg Amsri-
can pianos in all three STYLES exhibited this metal being
distinctly classified first In order OF merit by the unanimous
verdict OF the international jury
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Lyops' MnR netic Insect Powdcr.-Thc Oriat-
nal and only gen ine; sure kill foachos scdbugs noihs
,nh q, .ns,c yeTuiln; free from poison Dept at
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A sketch Of Hon. W. l.. DAYTON with Co, fuii oaso
ray. and ohsr sI9d rs rnsS Che
Read the incisive and able article on
JAMES GORDON BENNY RI
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t.cn ~ srrin's Sauce-Dciicions with soup.
IoIIN ~ NONE SONS Asenls for 30 United siaea
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ON-tsr n Washing Einid.-Unprcredented
sncct rsei by all tho hotels aad principal public
.nd rvf buings for the laundry and bQuss cleaning
sold by al groccTs Principal depot es5 Broadway.
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A.-visitors to New York-The L

Yorkshire Largest aud
best ass orted stock Ready
Made Clothing for gentlemen
and boys ever exhibited a.
retail ia New York.
BROkAW BROTHERS.
"a Fourth avenue, " Lafayette
place.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TIE LONDON MONEY MARggT-LoSDos, Sept l9-Eve.
piny-Consols closed at 9iI for money. American
securities closed the following rates-Uned States
Ive-tweny bonds, 30 Illinois Central Rail way shares,
TX Erie Railway shares A; Atlantic and Great West
sro consolidated bonds, 22ti.
We are still without commercial advices from New
York. and the prices above even are consequently made
without reference TO the American market
TBR CONTINENTAL BoURsEs -FRASKroRT. Sept 10
Evening United States bonds closed at 76h for the
issue Of 1862.
LvsRrooL CorroS MARKKr.-LivvsPooI Sept 1o-
Evening -Notw Outstanding the moderate activity 10 the
cotton market p ices have declined fully I'd, all
descriptions The sales have be, fully up 10 the es-
mate made al the open n-2 900 bales Tho followirg
ere ths CLOSING prirss:-Mddlng upands s1sd. m d.
ding Or ans, $50.
LurRr oil BklApsrrrrs MARKET -LrERrool, Sept
1a-Evening The market Is hrmer Wheat, 13s Sd.
Der GENITAL for California white. Barley, IS Id. per
p1shsl Oats, 3s 3D. Jer bushe. Coru, 40s. per quar-
ter for mixed w,st'fn. Teas, 44s Cd. per 5o4 b,
evening Tho usual authorities quote as fcllows:-
Cheese, SIS. per cwt for middng American. Beef,
ll7s Cd for ira prime mesc Pork lis for Eastern
prime Lard. Sis. 80. per cwt. Bacon, AIS Cd
Ger cwt for Crm beriand cut niddles.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET -LvHRrOof. Sept. 10
Evening.-Rosn. s.. per cwt for common aud la for
medium. Petroe, m, 10d. per gallon for sprs and
H. 3D. for standard shie. spirits trrpertne Is Cd.
per cw. Ashes, SIS. for pots Taow, 4i 90 per cvt.
LONDON MARKErs-IoSroS. Sept 19-Erenirg.-
Sugar, ass. for No IL Dutch standard 0s quist and
unchanged
The PETROLEUM Manufacturers Sept 19-Even.
ing Petroleum is dull, and prices have declined 10
5s,s francs.
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Interments in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 10, 1857.
The intermcnts from yellow fever for the twenty -four
hours ending at six O'Clock this morning ty-ave.
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Gcuin. 513 II rordwnv.
mas introduced fail styles Hats Tor ladies gantlsmen
misscs, boys and u iiaass, trimmed AMI untfiucncd
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EHpoeifIOn TUtverseIIe-PNrts. INBy.
WHEELBR WILSON No. c25 Broadway, New Ypsk.
awarded eghiytwo coapettorn. the hignest pre-
Gold Medal-for the perfection OF Sewing. Ma
chimes aud Butcnhoe Machines; Tho only gold mei3 for
this branch OF manu- acturc. Sr oci list Of Nyara and
fac smiie Of medal at WHE-ELE-H WILSON'S.
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Raj Iroad Euchre Bourd-.-OiIcd Walnut.
green reps, and ivory made In sections
IN y avefrg bar; sold by s;aouers. fancy goods aud
YAM notion houses.
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y
Essex Conn.-HOFFS MALT EXTRACT Is jus. the thing
wanted for strength. Mrs CuAMPLiN
Sold by druggists and erocers Depot 5i2 Broadway.
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:, Grover & Bake ~ Highest Premium sewing
Machines E5 Broads fAy. New York
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The Howe Machine Comm ..y. Elias Have,
Broadway, New York
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Marine InteIligepce.

sorrrAsrroy. p. 10, 1s07.-The Hamburg. American
Companys steamship Germania Captain Hack, which
,eft New York tho 7th inst arrived here about
to-day
prsAsrER AT SRA
QrvxSsrowy, Sep, i9-Ihe ship Detroit Can't Curtis
which recently sailed from shields for san Francisco
Tut this port leaking 10 day, having S9srtnc,d
tousn weather.
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4. Thousand Of FamiIie. mud More Use HoG,s

MALI EXTRACT daily in ibis city.
DEPOT S42 BROADWAY.
BosroS ASYLUM BIISp-HUFFiS MALT Ex-
TRACT has proved very saisfactory
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s HIP PING NE w S.
PORT or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 10. 1867.


Arrived.
ES,eamship Saratoga King Richmond. &C. with mdse and
passengers, TO the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
mWlnd ut sunset Sc.
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ISoyal Havana Lo,tcrv.-Prizes Paid -
al Information furnished Tho hRheA rates paid Tor
goubloons and ali kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR q CO.. Bankers, l6 w all street. Nj
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=, The Far Famed n.t ~ 1, Kpox, has n splcp-
isna5s yYass msn pd cold ten shcusandcrs 70 bic
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,Is s ssge .,, p,.,s, :: s,r
SXICAkLJks,y. - bend erect ~'"'" '" N"''-
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The Northern MoashIy
OCTOBER.

Past Presidential Nominations, by JAMES PARTON.
BREACH OF PROMISE and other good stories =
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Game ". d. of Redwing, suffering from consumptiou.
was benefited b. HOFF5 MALT EXTRACT.
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'o' D'0"N""''
u.,...,.r,. nj. O.. M. un., A.. ~
80 az "niy ressc, n.y. h.r,e"' reiIsbe insants.
x..,u,. NJ. r.. u,.. n. v...Va
Gristn"grps ~ nir yye.1Jf ne nest we,
u,s ,or I,a, ""''ss'" ""' 'o''' Wv" "'fsN' :"
'''~' --N"
DR.. J. H. scheuck, or philadelphia. will b.
every Tuesday. from "a. N. TO 3P. ~
U~c..;,,., Observation-Disclosures. 1879
:" 49, 80 80 ar h,gt1r,,
,n,nra tod vsiaifop The perf-sisn OF Ses'ins Ma
% r sns or G er III ~ snsr and
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