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™ «^* insiasor tie?a?ex iar!ad*d, with-
o a t tbs piveij $32 per sim oa. m u boTrcrer, for a less ' S ^ ^ ^ P n m T ^ S are not respcigrb:® ia Sfetaages for errors srhisii n a y cscar iis tarertSsiug.
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At H o’clock, oo the premises.‘ I S &
irffe, costly ami eJpcrant mirrors ami lookmff J fHnry Fji-n<iii carpot;. veUet ami hem'^t magttili'*ent anrl costly inilia
acc ...o .et..„ .eve before
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■ »Y JA & lbS C O L b ,. O S e s No. 43 Fulton, oeme? F ro a ts t., Broofei
M m f s m M"^*For*Vo^^t^-i3ts !=ee miveitisemsat in Breokiyn Eacle, sisn-
■t'oS;“?e n'SS V1„,s2 & ™ “Ff> valoable Brbd’ne LoH m the Ilih ward.
____ r lull oa the north side, between Hndwn avivenu^S lots on the north 'ide, between Navr ami
^^F^on*nvenae—11 lots on the sontb =ide. befween riulbush ae “’’Fn too’ovenae-S tots nil the fouth side, between Navy and * 'N ^T «reS-l !> t cn the west side, between Fulton and He
NdvystreS—3 lots on the we-l ri te. hetHcen Eniton and Kta>- '^'kstt•?reS—5 lots on the oa.; s.de, between Fultni, and Ih *''foiymen.^stTeel-lJ to . oit the iv st n !e. letwecn Fulton and
Tenor—Sipercen.. oi the v*'4rt.in«emr»cer caa remain on bonrJ
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t^the-.^n-c”
sto re No. 7 W all st
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5 . ^ E s = S £
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PUBLIC SALES.iO £ I .m ,S O N & C O .lo e .N o .S B rwMigtiwt.
“ten?re rfe t ^ “ ° S t S o f
>1 I - . oa tijs west s-.ee ..' Rt-,..«. -s .ate K md. bein^ the entire
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bSdd! lSANo <•■} -J** fsi, ’1 » enr.m bJm u v.f.-ja 1*» Ml'' the lUh
nm) I-'.h an«l '*i ifi i ’ U ris. w b m-j «lwening boa*e\t-KJ. i Tom on iKi' nonhw^' ?o> ic-r of UiU ave
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in? onr ro AVEnne. Uie PX*'*iorhae ot Uh» ciiv, .t;ih!L.he.i bv th*-Lpeidlai’na*. cinli'nt.'Risr a watPt IroiU oJ about
il'.'' (it .i''e,_ A li'iers' hoti miot'dti'iiB'ciiUtfrwiBC)' may remniaf-s.h*'?-*'. •'•»’ "»a •■' Ti'sw •Ki-iia ia ’ the ofbe t»i aociton rs
' 0. h t'Ml!-ii'?t jifK' ♦>..• It)*.*'*’VVpi. < • VVEtmoff. Sar\ ivm? Kxpcr nr e&U.. I nii“- 1 !«h’ on '.K*:* w#»uthe?<t <-o'a-r ofU*h avenue
„ v " S l ' ? S W d k « ”dk'S t.;,S to raoo rneron ixeba iigo Place and W illiam fltroot.
At 10o’cln^ at theiiiwiinn mom.
• ..* .f ' h'*avv fiffurcii snim r ♦'h‘*rry f<nil dork 8*'*or»e«lhi* n* :*i3aon bic- M.i'*oe«t»*e J ans j i/ich piumes. ieatlieri
.’'.l.i * v\ I )E.i I’EI) STEFF'^. f*.**.—5 'bpieces ttiibet meri'io*?, ». Uiitni'aivis. *\»P .4o5*:‘r h*m| H 4
....re.,.I ... P.,...„.,Vienenntl
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jSH-pSA!«(». PM*h I'Vnnh Lin^n < umbno Hiikti.—A lnr?H asi’ort-
,,, r,'.;r,S-.,,.....! U. 1» *n If. IfT !. 34 ens^ »*f ‘cob nj ? o-'« p a-e". ..>m Jx7 to
«irj{u{y<fA . r> voyage of importanon.
T .vtof nj f'td- <»*. af a credit ot s x months* appiart i)(i cs. .it 5t] rt* «o** UTiwnr**?
<.irta.-.e«c., tv.d -a:... " - 'T f ■=■it K- ►’.» M il i.'.^nqrr on room, r n rv rH C W cp*-. r.»,n«,ri,,,ja n rnmplE)
M,r’rr'>. * > > t - h f nry *jnrMfup» llry t-',.,u: r,i re eni oituuoi. ;.r 1 rretm oj «u moiuKs. lor aur>'oveil cndor&eU r
Catu.o^ues and Nurro es on ilii* rp^m nir ol sa*o
niom-'is 'tiior'o-er* rto'C-’•»; S'W and oou»tf ii:and sampip'! on to« morn* *'' o‘sMie m
o r FO STER s'^V L JV IW S T O N ,Store J^ o 41 B ro a d jt^ o t
A -rrR .hl4lV E ' ANn "4.RF!M«h".R'r«ALE OP
ffiVS'dWJiK?I l».< ind r .1- iiu .« :it‘- »r*ru-rf o‘ r hawfi V-'d) <j/pr4 C<-n{S H«»i..* t'rotrp t-f;.| pU IVrml F’rnrhw
Susrwf's. h'*me til »hp vp.i liy arid w»MAi-:n. js»y m pmor- Th, •■•» > t,*- ••.• t vva»i ;ilk i'ra£es\i,o, -ony, rm Ht i-n- r> ••r? ’•»
A'8#. ita"B bfifdars hisf k'f h'l *f .'..s'M'mj, plain ntji'.rfl'id T;uSpf '•»
»(«». •* rich as .mr»-i t f f Fri i'arr ? • hawls A'.ib. e’uuare^.^-t (.1 >,2 i'ai p,..,.i i.i.J Je,.sia-d rich Tartan
'7 ’!tu'logu!?a?'*£^?ut.ks'"n‘ tire mor‘’nTnrot s ^ f ''
VOL. X L V n . N S W YOKE. FRIDi^Y. SE PT E M B E R 27.1850
JPUBLICLSALES^allSs^S'l’ 'S'Sk,
S io « eoraarnf W illiam r t. I nd E x ^ l ^ l f llU i
I nlaloguGsand sample
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% r o'.-truei end samules on Uiemomine nl «nie__________ _S riraper. J r^ Auetioseer
I H A G G E R T Y , IJR A PE R & JU N E: Store 54 W illiam, comer o f Pine at
B SSiir.»: ■ S C IM W S w .O .a i lw W .
Ca’angue* am! samp ei r.n fee momrait of sate.
Cata iugiit, anl.i>iinnks on the mry:nir>g of sale.
-4 whi>« ar.d ntil checked Mat.
-ssB sss im -uloviry. .'.et'iiii It,'\ new n-ti. le, ant It'd lieliire imp ried.
s S d r i S s —
Fut ’i.ni icfiiire ln unr ,:.«i ,il a-ol ti e gH,> Is w ii' he ready f«r
At ill** arEe sales room, tWo-ulwHy. next door abovo Nibfo sSplendid Hausfhold Fiimitmc Uip proin rtv of Ed\VMrd Post.
= K & 5 = s S ; ; 2 - £ 3 t tdhvv -styles eic-iiiin-tr*v. Wibonaml llnH^elscarpet’i. m?ram ditto, Pibiid With pearl, t rv •■'r li. with branchH?-, one suite ro.evNCKHi t rnitnre. .'ovMreti wiTl- saiin do lame, and cuit.'unsi to mati h. «*i»«
; jinotmJe and vtoo' made bv Be *op ro.ihoc’nnv rstension dm m." ill tun" room l«inij*tir.‘. . «*» oreil -.virti Krnn«h raoroi'i i>.>ta to match ■••m '»•* ■! v ide* ! -n* i •lilT-erpot oarU, eterseres. mar-
li’e top' roMifr do. v'Cc X.r Utl’o»)m rnrmtnroofihe lieM piTi itv ru’lov fervM ammur ;j ;riace. vvarilrobcn. ronrht*>.Mivffpd. 4vnl. ' ii»n'tp laint-. t bnir-.. Sir • fancy j*a’»»»rn*vyitej. l.e.- ipinii M»m uj-l whs'e ennrneiJed liedroom Inmi’urf..ompfi* h 1-• d,'tiiHrmattriAtOh. cbaiN, &r. rich »fch*tie
i in fl.»w«er,( t!''» hm«l, &' Str* a com lete dnmiT tier,„.hbvi.n,.„„ „,re,„rei
. *»nA* re» ls,iv» sy. hot lijiJe n- <J. made liy Totiib'-in-on &\\ od rm ■ fivtr—sii \\ a"i*n, With riu«\eab!r* -.ea»% aiybtd.hn"iiitur wt ! be p\'..'.i:cAi ,n l.oiil o! the sales loom on the -las > of
(Jreen House TUtut;—Abo .» of the rarest in ! choi> es» kmt)4. Evert ap .deiu ibe saJe wdj be t.mni of »hc best -Wnp-
h u. tber paPo. nl.i.' »n »hP knem! ftdyfrtwmen!*
>,re„
Pbemi:s—IJannouF, IVrma'in, Gordon. Man/.aniHa, o d Eon don Ho* k and AiT.-»n» d •>'.«, d tuv
PortE—f>d l»Mh«n.. Ro^jna. r anderman. (Jonld. Campbc".
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Jiui 1. ui i.»w;itftr, .ktj.'timieer BY F. C. L A _W R A N (' K & C O ,
PUBLIC SALES.W alden Poll, Anutlonior.
BY P E L L S & CO ..S tore 103 W aU itoM t
imiored endoned cote
Tenns—S momfci! OTCt SIQO. approved endorted notes.
Termf»-fi momhs over 0H», approved endorsed notes.
a re.
l.'a'alosiKMatenip.
Ftoro N u3 377 and 273 Broadway.ooruer of W hite st
v A r ^ SA IniKe and valuab'e collectiun ofStanf'ard and MiscoUaneous
Ind rhe frfiltoypm'r ol iho week, to crnnUience eachA verrexfrmne. valuabb audchoich Prvatr Tgrt,rnry nfstan-
A smierh «noy of ABilmtoh's sre.ti w rk on the Bird’s nf Amre
Hoinor M orgaa, Anotlonoor.BY H O M E R M O RG A N .
Store No. 1 Pine rt.
It m*Ht .lt»«mnMe nwellioff ^Hiusennd lot m fra. kflib me i» 33 ft4 <n« widn r v 5j fvM 4te«r>: if* is 33
. I g S i i “EwcTs":rifa^SrS-i^^^^Irum ah P Jenny Lind, New fftBtle Hoiwo Coal. Of
large else and superior .lUcUty, for Bale low in lots to suitiiurcbasBrs, by
cor . 4th av. & 13th st, and ooi Rutgers and cherry sts.
CT wlffaKuTtl;A“ raT,£t.>ro Aj p.e .ver' aireet.
U F. ') ^ s iT A T r“HAt-K „„,..„2es n ,.
rf»e;; and '»4»maMu: Ury (iimns. ridnuic. f“ *n- ! Ptr'i.'ij.
An invn„*e of scarlM ni;d b’uft ptabrt..-rer*?u and ptam Canton
e nued*** ” * “I*®" coasigameati whsa
aaotiticsAbt» a taruontid **n»ire nvuiroof prarl butiona, consHting of
i>lam pod Pinry wbi eshir. cobifFd nad whP ? Rhank and four butwTtrsJ and im Ret ami wh-ie t nJ Co oftd 'hank ueil tour hole
Also, lit) ‘nvfif;* .*• plftm and fitkd cenir? all woolI ii«a and rqu.t»« briiM.e vhawls
vpt s flDfl ptuniie*. exira neh br*.chc aatin bonnet nbbors, tenth-
s i l p C ^ S M s Il e S iH pnintips^ m fnmie'. on copper, very
finely e.xprur ad and worthy ol nUcntimi,
, fl J'.v«r s-tAHi'R, JwUhi'.iijt iuide;»nn
.....................j i i i ' ' '" '' S E . S S f | | i 5 “
.. . At ini o’clock, a t,ho sales nlon^ o K t l ' n ' s T framesefentmed t ) j « ,
Sbc.'no—Amun.il'ado. Manzandla. UnflOimlon StCo. and
r article warranted as reprerented, and part ol the above
^ ^ e m < A ? , l ^ ^ : : i ^ e ; ^ ^ ; S o n t t f 4 a l e y . Es..
2 ® f« ? S r r iy '^ 4 m 6 4 7 v S ? ’eS^M cfi5
~1 S M g f f g g a a ffS f-
" “ ’S I S "E»rdw»ro, R eal E sta te , Leather. Beets & Shoes^ &
y i &U2o’clocl:.^ ih e ^ u r t^ o ^ r e ' S e town of White Flams.
i l l l l l l l i i p s
i t :E sreaemt a FOI• I€'o? ot r.~h sitk fSaTHthca ■ lshni?ro
LARGF. S P j r i s l . ANH IM fORtJlNT SALE OFm£ S 5 .^ V h l r io n : m a ^ l T r i) T CO.
(?f ? s Red
• I s i S
.......4.) pwcr..ni mv ;. .tua'itj ..as.ew.ttii I'aruCa.-'h
- '■ ‘I**. •'I’v-n* ffje br-H» !-}i.uit.. i>i . »‘v ti «dpVLP. 'SMts.tfv'ur -.n ■ ’tv Gomnf ,n ’ic.t .Moas. ‘ U.
fjt *pi I'v'w 4*1 he U?t fiHUi » snd >-'f*» *o*f » ol Mua i-'-iie <it ^
- ‘ ‘ F re ii 'a re r ' ' ““
i c T ! S : ^ - - . t : r ; ' ...... .. .....mci er.ra .Hirer h-gi. I,.«re beck Uro,
- f*ai thn e and brccatelb freen and gf»?n and mat k Faiin . ALSo!“ ®’fn'I assortment ol SHAWLS. MILLINERY
LARGE a n d Ai 4 e Al TGe ' “ 4 l l ^^^ FR]
sT t;: Si^SSSnrXi^osa omee *hd satnp,^ cn mora.M cl safe
rrS T iS '" ;., '^ .
■ TUE=DAY, OclRA t m ’c l ^ k ^ tb . town of West Parmi.
V i
)fthp trade h ro<iaesteU. as every lot ‘ ^salewtU bewo.shy iheit pr* »nce.
Tans 5Ie .no Cloibs. m ail doubV widtlj ( ‘Svhmer©
Prais MPi-le
irC fL V R L K S5od ih m- r2’u<*Uvn
y rsye and cadulle
^ W c e U N T E A L - lP - - :- - ^ • • - -“;?fs7r4'ir£'iv?o“___ ^ 3 anU 141 Front etreat
'V fI e U)- At C<
At 10 o’clock, a- the ware mom Browwas
rK raSgT SsItel""iy» between Frank-
rpets. China and Silver
» R ™
^ p s i s
j g s : : rea' y andcanlbe examtactl ua ;l ihf» morr-
% % ' J A W ‘B "P* P L A T T f Rsrdwar#. Creakesy, Eud (ienoral Aoct.oa ann ('om
AnosiOR Bof-nu ^ P ls tt street, com er of Gold.
S f e 5 S S ’« r f ;Store S o . 14 F ' '
. i ! T a S r t e ‘i ;? ,;y .a s ,ij . ' ' "
Miiftw Ri.Gm No 9 Wall St. coner of Now.
!3«’cIo. fc, r' *tir Merchants’ Exebafijre.„„2 ehout
r,:w V ,'«^";r; ii { inpl»<o Hmi-su ronmin' ioroom“, "'“liar, pnil*>ri»)i e
" f e s i s s s :I '* i'n*u ■'♦'d e* ' ' aik’vt.-'vo. ki.tit t ti.nniv, N. Y..on ♦h."
Em« fetidn-U'.'. 'n-l Mj jo* 7 i», U'\ !■• m r.err* «.n’, I 'tn r ir L "v b 1 hits d I u, beu ” d'V cnnnoVlePe En^’‘liesrman ’LoiS-Several well located sites in this new rillcce
pear the 3th avenue. I inth nnd 11th ave
irooklyn.
f o r e ig n Com esie»lic a m i F o rw a rc lln g an<l Com m is s io n M e rc h an ts ,
I J ' aIVIN’O dhpased of their interest in the Expresa be-
Ti e faculties tha t have been oflered by the imbucriber for the past few years, for the eseeatn.n ot Lonjim ao j Paris orders, are now very much increasid through the direct line ofsteamerafrom \uw York
Orders for purchases to be made in England, France nd ether parts of Europe, will bo executed, and upon the
m .st favorable terms, by onr agentsCorh advanced and credits given for the purpose of fa-
H ?tS?S^ B oV o^‘rwai dir-? sfith the utmost despatch Es.jhange at Bl^bt ia 8um.v to duit, oc 2 L fa itu . LiT’TpooIatii Parifl,C>s:c«, :<o, e Wall ftrw t. Nhw York,
y ''o u n *VT :f*t, IK rton*
N, E. —Onr fim in Liv^rpoolcontinuv-fi to Kiv« ev<*ry »it"U-;ion ?.* the fc.rwardiui^ ol cJi klali? of laerchMu Upon the iUOft reasonable terms, b j ateaxaers and cauin^ S'uipa. to aU part* of tbo w*-irld ftfi
S h ir t S tare .
geu&ieineu 18 poiiciiscu w au iTiKpeubioa ui uer in
E S S 3 3 n s R S S S ^ l £Bolicitsordorsaa above, assuring all that washing can be dotiF* in her Laundzy. as vpftU as to any pait oftho ritv
r»s¥ST.’’Sd's2,7.?s;.s i'.r%nsit per squaia foot.
Moimmeiits. &0. &0. In this country. The Mantels are
I S s s ? ^ ‘si?h *s.7 lfrl.;rA ’can be purchaBed at In ItH ot any other city In the
O ti. will bo pleased to receive orders for scnlptari! ne*‘* ve. tomh^, monmnents* mantels, and omamontal marble work
ciaiifornia .arms,' W . S J P I ^ S a € J O . ,
S J v X v i X “S bi x Revolvers. » new and improved article i Rifles, Car-
NO. 18 NASSAU, NEAR PINE ST.
WANTS.
trade of a Blank Book Binder. Apply to sU WM. W. ROSE, Stationer, 17 Wall «t.
■A W TE b-,w'silSr&isissisi'isssa'js.s,to attend a store. Apply to JOHN TAYLOR. . _»10____ __________ 337 Broadway.
D. H0BG\f AN,New York India Rubber WareHotiae,
Nos. 27 Maiden lane, and 59 Naatan at.
i r a i t O F . TAPJPAN’S SCHOOL B’O K TCOVrSG I T LADIES, No3. 11 and 18Carroll Place, will open for the ensuing year on MONDAY, September 9th.
au2S T hsFtf_______________________________
ota“ \ " r f X a S e t “a n r c U p 7 e & ““.S‘n li‘ ^^^^
4 t S S l 2 “H S w
'“ • ' '■’ n r . J r , _ r r e ^
cor 4th av. &13th at, and cor. Rutgers and Cherry eta.
J f iO A L —Now iamllng. Peach Orchard, Orato andbtove i l ! ( oal, of the first quality and in superior order, for sole at lowest market price. The eobscriber has also in
jr" tk l7 rL lh i^ i r ra ™ K B -lS
Id corner Fourth and Thompson.W Y O M IiV G C O A L .
T h e ItW^ilke&harre €3oa l C o m p a n y
y s PHES»AIUSI> T O iS C rPL Y B T B A M E U S ,a £C , with this superior Coal by the cargo or from thefr ard.s. at market price 'Apply at the office of the C o m p a n y ^ ^
Oi i u c N..w Yos; J bp¥ s . .
(RJ- N otice— The Stockholders of the New York and F.r.e Railroad Company, are hereby notified that the.an-
day, the 8th day of October next,from 10 o'clock, a. m. to
The transfer bcoks will he closed from the 18lh of leptember. till the day after the election.
lAVlIANrEL^MARSHl”^ ^
have this day doe ared a regular semi-annoal diridond of $2 70o per share, payable to the BtocUholddrs, or their ieg.al representativts, on demand _ e 3 _______ ___________GEiJ. T. HOPE, Secretary
Jane, 1850, the follovrtng gentlemen were elected Direo-
SamuelLfwItchiU,
S S ’-
S i s a
ast^UT-
Benjamin Strong,
S S i S s iMorris Ketrhnm.
i , ; £ i ? . “ 7 , r r s . .Thomas W Faqrsall,
g f f i 5 . 5 £ o ,
vdiS£%i”i : £ »jelT JAMES WILKIE, Secretary.
IJ . JF. T I B a t A N H & C 6 „
O IL AND W llT E ^ C i ^ ^ ^ -W H ITE
17 B U R L IN G *^I^N E W YORK;.D F T iksiaivs.J. W.TtEMArfff.P. r.TiEMANN. _ ' ____ njhal
JO SiB W l «OI>l>AiiU>,F r e n c h , E n g lis h , a n d G e rm a n F a n c y G oods,
j F*1 No. ^ ('edar HtrentC O K W IN B . B K O 'rH B lT .S ; CO.
A M E R I C A ¥ * C O |m ||c iA L H O U S E
C . « e / l £ l S ? , V . a ^ E ! ™ s f ’« ™ L s ,n gThe principal ofsidd flm is^ o s B. Cobwins, American
G. YL ^P^nwall, \ Fhfladellihia.
Steamship PAC3FIC, irom Lir
~ S - , _______________________________ ^
Septf ST th.'^Skld^ briow,‘'w ith“fhe “a rnber'* of "^thp
Ise-W Yorlt ana Pari* rp i lE SOBSCKIBER.S ’ JL their friends at
g ^A M P aE N E AND FZNB OIL LIGHaT—Of v y extrAordSnary cheapheM, for Firlora, Stores *n4
fTomsn unpleasant odor, and not liable to explosion,, have seen a blaring pine knot repeatedly immersed’ in a quart of Pine Oil, which Immediately eztingnished the
GEO. C. SCHAEFFER, Columbia CoUege, N. T .lYe also witnessed tiefoliy made in onrrnuams’ rremium P—________le cost ofhaira cent, giving a ll mdles Bimnlteneonsly burning.
NATHAN’L. WKSD, President Ocean Bank.N.T. BENJ. F. BOWERS, M. D., US Bleecker st., N . Y.
until the i
Ithaca, January, 1850.
i = S ? £ S s | 2 i * ”’i
r C 3 « s . " * « ' “ “
e . P . T U O R riTU N ’SCelebgaXed I m p a lp a b le Iv o ry P e a r l T oo tb .
P o w U c r.IpVOR REMOVING TARTAR, CANKER ANDSPUB JC VY from the teeth without injury to the ENAMEL.
Long life, health, happiness, beauty, love depend on sonnd and handsometeetn.
This article has now been before the public for nearly hree years, daring which time it has received the univer
sal approbation of aU who have chanced to see it.100.000 bottles have been sold since it was introduced.
A d ipl o m a , from the Mass. Charitable Mechanics’ As.Bociation in Boston as well as certificates ftf *
prietor.lU SH To'
troet, arnggists’and o'titersr'^ ^A liberal discoimt made to the trade.Depot^l t ^ proprietor, 13 Platt stbf.et, N. Y
j j d i m m a s ’ a n d m u D i u t s ’ W a u e i i u o j r sj T Nos 29 and 31, Goldstreet, New York.
Fu V subscriDors continue to manufacture a t y^reatl^ re d wvi prices, Prlntins Presses, Standing Presses, HydratiJ U - J sees &c., of the mostapprovedkiadBj among -which
Old Tw® received in exchange for new a t nine cents
TCaSS,ti&7S?.gSi!S«s;^^^^
J y l l ________________________ R^HOEfcCO." ifA L L IM L PO ltT A gliM B R IT IS H D H *
^ T . JONFS & CO., 53 Beaver street, have now In
^ Prints—7-8 and 4-4 English lancy.ohints and small figured black and white, entitled to debenture.
Also 7 8 and 4-4 plain and figured Turkey red both dress and furniture.
G airF iaids-7-8 nSd 4-4. all wool, also cotton and Sh’swls-AU “w ^T \ong“ f h r - ’“ “ - -’------ -
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W i s i m M S : .^”A S L » d T T w ^ o * i ^ ^ 0 union. ^IfShlng^rU ots, beavers aU colors; also scarlet
'Welsh^Flann^ -ftom common to very fine, suitable
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Writing Papers of every description.Newsp^M—A very largo assortment of all sixes and
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Binder’s Boards, all numbers.
States, which we shaU continue to sell at the lowest possible prices.^__________________
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-MARINE LIST.
lEi^poit, with fish, &0. to:Stnis?s fm Maitland, NS. with
Banjot. with piles, to 1, FieitL 14 ds fm Machiaa, with timbet to
Tooker, 3 days fm Boston, with mdze to E & W
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V ISAST E B S, i-c. L7,-Theschs:Wro.H.
o‘7ft:k,S.rS»Si^S57C5S.fi,B(,idjoiiiiBg hoiM -toj*, irhioli w6re ihiekly BOTbri^
Thernppeuanito t^^ha inm ato o f this, eemfortlcH sartm ent Ind iia ted oxtremo, poYerty- H e r .* « » *<rp»tchedand ta ttered in mrnay plaeea? HidMafao
D at,caw eribg«t« theoxpitlng embera of th b lr# , h wframe seetned^hrunlt into lurif itanainiiri^dime&tions. M attering A t tim es RnintelligiWy to .h«r»lf,Ana Exv in g h e r listlessoyes opcasionally open, Ihh^obr, she appeared to hvrsit~with impatijfnoiB the xtrcivid ofsome ono.whomahe expTdteJ, t o ih inM erto he r yrMte.-e-
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NOTICE TO iE iR IN E R S.
WBJiLBMEN.
re’s Island. Boogley, of Warren, rkeiL'J’nIy Mihi of Westein Islands, bark Scartan, Cook.of ’
■ A n r a lat3440 N jbn 43 31. bug aicdiord, Dyer, of Province- '“Ang™lri’at 3310. Ion42 20, sohi A Nickeison. Sparks, of Cro- '*aia?K“a/^^onth, Ion 76 20 w(-st. bark Smyrna. Tobey NBed.
FOREIGN PORTS.Ar at St Helena. Aug 3d, bark Regatta, Pratt, fm NYotk fo
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Berverlyfot N
H S S “Y S i f A i p b o n s o . Hodgdon. and Florence,
th S €& $fE r? i»^ 'id iS t John E Smith. Greenfield, and Volta. Tctbill.Rond-
N tw Bedford, 2»h-’-Cld ship Atkins, Adams, Pacific.
Salem. Sept A r sobs Globe, Smdll, N York; Jane. Loud.Losfliusko, Elwell, and Dal-
tpSjiW^bing, Rulii
Rags of all qualities. Foreign and Domestic.CASH PAID FOB RAGS,
ras. Bagging, Grass and Tarred Rope, and all ■ descriptions of Paper Maker’s Stock, a t our
Rag Warehouse, 94 Beekman streeti Liberal advances made on consignments of Paper, and
other Merchandise. e ll 1“/-C H A R L E S CAR-VXLLM. H o. XT H roredstireeE,
(SaSelrSotSroo.^ u ro 204 Brea
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their* fif> that tboy maj not find themselves eAtapepeato
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_ “j ’l s S i g r , . .rpH R N E W VOXlii J l^ D S A V G E R V lE S Wtm.1 Lead Co. are now receiving from their factory an ee-
Bortment «f White Lead, comprising the eeveral grades ■ f A»'>ortod-sjaed;pacSjtges. tIs .Dry White Lead, pure, extra, and No. 1,
Pure in casks.........................6C0lbe«aoh
vunred JAMES I
S7reS;“ ,S‘,T 4S ia”“ vS' '•Sf’
,0 Agent. No rs and sells on
m e S T P a A L IA . RAMUS, of last teuo& and this sen’s Impeitation.fbr sale by
dOHN DUNCAN A BON 407 Broadway,
r g i H E fubrertbm rffC T ^ 'o^ riftheh^^nery . at New J l Brunswick. New Jersey, with furryiBg Shop, and
harmi thTlstMUmpr^cmente^
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• .TJJtUfil e ’LHiax—MOVSi TUSAVE YOtUl BOOKS
^ M“ i» i Ohio, Nov. 27ih, 1849;A short time since oiK warehotise, with
others, was bopned, and being nnablete'get on tthe safe we purehased of you last spring, i t Was so badly roasted tha tthebrafsknobonthe doorwas-melted oil, and the ontside of the safe very much sprung, so mneb so t t» t we are afiraid to trust it again to a Uke ordeal, riiontd one oo- cnr. although it did ns excellent serrise on that occasion, pT^ervisg out books and papers, not only so tha t they are perfectly legible, but-tn a condition thatenableshstonse
Wo wonld inqnireof yon whether we can tras i i t again underlike circanJStancaB, Should they ever ccenr, andrise how yon wBl exchange for a new o: ---------iUeandJ&cbich. Yonrs, truly,
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fancy colors, blacks, blues, browns, of various
Arbrig^eiLCBrt Fitsgerald, Sippioan, NB; 6ch cid refn Siohaid Thompson, Corebn, and Bhenandoah. Yonng,
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.rschLP Smith. K York. ignsde-NYork; Sosan, Sor
ia. P’owler.N York: Ohver,
IM P O B T A T IO H S .
THE EVENING VOST.te !? SE L tafcsr -luibiir, « 4 M ifXSKlIliaisiirGKAN^
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d o w n ,a S d 4 r t w : f K o ^ ^ ^ ^ and a pair o f scissors. She h a d .w defltiy Intended to se t a t work a t once ; b u t, instCad-of doing so, she remained for some time as i f in deep thohght. T he scene was very dreary. Daylight had not quite fled, though i t was too dark for the-g^rY to see to worfcj and the dnsk'served to make the l ig h t o f the candle
3m. s ti’lm oio intserafala. E o r a moment she, lObked th longing gaze a t thevemaining portion B fbreadj :tn o ! ehe-eould no t touch th a t, i t was fo r her
grandmother nex t day ; she did npt w ant i t^ s h e had eaten some already once th a t day . I t wasbitterly cold ; and she bethought h e r of puttingaoniolof th e lineashe beheldroand her. S h e didso , and then she'began, to w ork; b u t i t would no t do. tSuddenly lotting her work faJl front h e r hands, sh e ;smiled-to herseh'i and drfewfrom h e r bosom B d irty , ■crumpled letter, which, ebe kad ircad .alroat '* b u n - idredtim ea already,, unci the contents of which she"knew alinost b y heart ..The persual of i t Reemed,’
it in the-breast of her dtess, kbo onoe more -oont-metioed to worje. And this time the effort iras^suo-cess& ^ for she Id no t again leave l>ufe con- tiouedw W ilj to ply-lier needle un til Ions aftei^ mid-
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!r stationiin I’fo. But work was w hat ih e seemed . . take most pleasure in ; aad her. young Iffe’s dreaihused to ho, tha t when grown up she would he able _____ .to work for horseU and her parent. Poor child! did; T he entire d U as* * * ! then itrioStn: oa t. ,she guess what a task th a t would be 7 [ i M r. Moade offered An Add%ioBAl Aiofioa, v m d l
Mrs. Cripps died when E llen was j u s t . entering i was agreed to ',th a t i t khifll b«th*4iatre«ftlM rB eer«' o f AVar to d iM trg e any foIiSecirao A (/|iiA ilu»
ge (tweBty.<m*y#art), » » v l ' b a t the eBUMoaaht Ww qrttli- larOntt or samrdlaa. T meorpa5 A et,Iiixiielt« -----. When a 'it& e■4>'btn 'WwTt WeireikSsrJe*
the means of subsistence. H e --------------- - —
ommittee rose, when a 't t&e A ffi«adam ^ were coneuned m , a h d tb e 'bUI w m -je s te d .
Ther House w ent into CominHtee m 't b t W hole OB ' ■vil and Diploinatio Appropriatton H ill, _ae
_______ J of subsistenoe. H e grew weary of w aitingfor be tter times to marry ; and a n offer being made him to go out to A ustralia, he aooepted it-
H e would work manfully till be got enough to send ir Ellon, ho said, as the sorrowing girl saw him
members west o f the Rooky Moanfiaine A a l ln o t ex- o e ^ two thousand dollar* and ito tbeee ea tta e* more th& one-thoasahd, w aeobjected to . S e ren d wuaa-
they talked of the happy flays when she should go to take & recess,.and a t 4 o’olbok Adjourned.out t» him to become his wife. T hey were bo th very , / -;- .............. . '’--i -young, and could very well w a i t; and, meantime, . , ' jlcienY Xiind. I n R«etoW» ;they were to write often to one another— in fac t, as BosTolf Sep t 2B i860.
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Elleu’s dream was now realized, and for some time ^ dlfforeht'ofiaracterfrom thA t wluohpre»aae:ti( .New-S " ” - : ’ v i 3 f M u ,.L i.a - i r e . ™
ther for years of care and solicitude. B u tth ea sp eo t weflas h e r aooomplisluhente a* a a A niet, to w itts ll of affairs "altered ; her employer failed, she was tho'podpto. Of Ho*ton pay dtfbreude.^ WoAiPiprO-
■ " •a t.lm ditw assoiB erfiliiffbe- v«ri.yirdiA teii^toiriiwas some tim e be-thopea^verbiallyamafo rt th eg o o itr
W e beio h a to leasmt ta lovO h e r ,- And I verily btaeve th a t Aere she as ug ly as H eoate, h e r good deeds
“ ■ wonldhavh-toade her .appear beautifhVJn the .eyw of _ _________ , _ _ , to toe Boston p nbllo .» . ,th e 'ga rret in w hichthey have been introduced to 'the , T H E A sexF ne^ ^" ® m n w l° se a rc e ly a d d th a t tb e le t te r whichWe arriva l j a th^ aoeem «edA to»te tfA :fc«^ ’
ave seen E llen liinnpernsihg with so much interest Fak River,, to ts p io to teg ,» j^e»vA dt***** tw* *iR iver, tote B io to teg ,* w eird Of !»■** fewo o r
g ran ^ ’ .
Black Gassirfleres ; French black Doeskin Cassimeres BUck Union Cloths ; Frieze Cloths,
, TVooUeii Cloakings ; Wool Tufled CIoakingA Velvet Flushes ; Wcol Plaid Shawls.Colton and 'Worsted Shawls ; WorstedDamasks.
NEW YORK hJILL FABRICS.Cases New style CottOnades.
do Camblet Jeans, blue and'white, fawn and blue,green and blue, and other mixtures,
do Chambrays, blue and white, brown, ho.do Cliambrays, plaids and strip®,do 86 inch New YorkMUl SWrtings,do 36 inch Super W ei er Twist do.do Ttrilled Jeans, extra fine.do 4-4 Marshall’s Shirtings.do Maid Chambrays, blue and brown.do Plain do dodo Fancy do changeable.do 80 and 38 inch super Ginghams, solid cheeks.do twnied Sherias, Englisb and American.do ' Red Paddings, uaibh and wooL do “ Leech’s” Persian Spool Thread, 60, 100 snd
fiOOyaxds, in asorted colors, black, white, red, slate. Iwown, Sc.
do 6-4 Oneida tiokings.do heavy twHled Cottoniiea. do Planters’ Linens; Green Bi
" undationMnslina, th are offered on tluA R o f w & i ^ ^ ^ ^ e n s l r ^ ' riteito
the following goods .•HvnaiooATE or Fotasb—Scotch, Germah and French. Arsenic—White powdered in kegs.
Lsct or laos. Ll-bar CArsTic, Acet acittiRii.
s = 3 ^ s "
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White powdei IT—25 bottlM pure.
'M—IS chests prime quality. -50 small bags.
.p a s s e n g e r s .
AI*MrirBLaBci>.’ B N Tenlland. & WolUieg, f fW ^artro ia . fiomSavannsh-P H.fltentpiimdladr, and
■ ^ T re n ch , from Havana-MrPJose-Qifega.
serve Spoons, Apple Peelers and CoveiB, Jd ly gteaUttoc* Jelly Monlds, a large aesortincnt Ot 'W'ooam Spoon*' S k im m ^, for sale bw
^ SMITH, TORI, for sale h rr H , T O K A E Y A C O j « g , ^ ^ X ^ ^
s s s i s s a a s g s t i t J ^ ^Always, n e a t and clean In h e r a ttire,^and her kght
andpraise'andblesBfectionato supporter, pa id for sR she ha d snherea, a n a itee, a n d she-wonld toil on w ith re
She bad flntehed the half-dozi been pa id for them, hdr, Tones Ju h e r, and she jiolteited Work eltow]
OI ton—w owj worA,.worK.j jm d ah fottolB mteorabl*
iiu e o jr ile ^ K e a e ittA tt i^ .okp laoston various ameBdnseidXpm- ■ ‘ ABAtiUBAAnWHy
s ’ .r a s swas now bn^htening arottod iiisi and in
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a ^ h e afiduT pftHiiiirAJI,'am in- T h* apatiniento for M tesfiind S ’a lio bh toVwfisteni w m g h f toe houtor-sw A daiecv T h e
furm shihg and ontamentiri w ork e f new. T hey oomprise a ptolor AndhedriBotm f N ightingsle, a bed-roomfor-ker fem ale ee je fp^ e ^ a f lm to g ’thfl e itring jopnl.' in ^ .fterier
id mhrorf > wiltoutMd floBirjSHW'jfeMefftlto!- _ .atotowood bookcaee,-wltofeTe|adw<igter<^
made her endure her ‘Sally tdU a id privation with standard wprks-A preftait; frMIl d. T . IM M to ^ the hope ofa speedlyieleaso. ; warbler--rit30|aahdan^tosMHtd*to* to W w tA ^
But it is a weary thing to wait day by day—to be of finish and o flg ie^6 0 ^ ,^d ja I tA ^ever Oh thq watch; and Ellen’s appearance soon -Dh the taoleis;agoM«e«^toiltela»wjto*to!fc®r«ra chhtfgea, and in toe place Of the ruddy, hopeful face- atm riSw vto^«eqaegt, F a ,jB te^1^ ofyoathi she beoamo haggard and careworn.. She alist, ex p re iriy :^^eec« afflt. ^keWAfW*®NWwe
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