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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04
Markets.

ASHES About $50 barrels Pearls have been taken 81 8
60 Is, mostly the latter. Very few sales Pots We
now quote Pots Si s7l-Pearls 60 IS. few TO be
had the lower rates
C0TTON-rhe market is inactive and heavy without
change prices. The sales between 400 and 500 bales per
dly.
FLOUR-The market is still dul!er IN day than yesterday
and Gencsee can be bought al 81 Of From The com
paralive scarcity of Ohio the price Of that description bet
Ter maintained There some inquiry Tor the West Indies
but we hear d no sales The receipts were light today but
exceeded the demand. We understand most of the Eng
Sh orders for breadslus have been counermandcd Ohio
we quote at - 81! round and fat Southern in
inquiry for shipment Sales so bbls Georgetown for export
CO. Rye Flour very scarce and brings CO. Jersey
Corn Meal at IS 2s74--BrandywiHe co.
GRAIN-The market for Wheat s very dull Sales 90JI
bushels Illinois 1850 for the British Provinces, ad ESQ do
North Carolina inferior private The inquiry for
81 meas - weight. Rye is duller Sales 1900 bushels
at 66c aud lO0e Csc both arrive Here it held al
6sc Oats Soc for Canal and &c &c for Rive
TEAS-The first sale of the had day. Tie
teas old and fair comparison be instituted
with the last sale. The company iair but the bidding With
out animation.
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BankrHpfs.-Aug. 3.

Lester West, Qate firm OF Merrill West, merchants, N.
York;
John K. Goodman, Gate firm J. K. Goodman & Coz Y.
T. w Macy, (lais firm Norwood, Macy HalD NY.
George NJ Merrel commission merchant, N i.
Isaac winsov, Jr. .late firm Of r s. Winsow, Y.
John Adams painter and glaZer, NY.
Cornell S. Clark, Cornwall. OraHre co.
Benjamin g Hicks. Milan, Duchess CO..
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G'We Cannot find, after diligent inquiry, any
cause for altering our statements respecting the
aneqnalled quantity and luxurance Of the crops and
the excellent manner in which, through the fine
ness OF the weather, they have been secured thus
far. Never before was there such an immense
yield in the Geneseo Valley.
Rochester Eve. Post.
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MARRIED

On TUESDAY mornsg Aug. by The Rev. Heman Bangs,
Mr.. Charles w Sanders TO Miss Elizabeth Barker, all OF
this city.
tBrookyn, August o Rev. John F. Pngry, of Fistk,
~ " to Caroline G., daughter OF James Oakley, of the
former place.
At Brooklyn Aug Q Sheldon Lsav,tto Miss Josephine
Wells bota of that city.
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CAurIoS.-Robert Thompson, a market-inan,
went to an apothecary of this city on Thursday
evening last, in order to procure an,i-bilious
pills; instead of these, he received six mercurial
pills. which he took al once. In consequence, he
died on the following Monday morning, in spite Of
every effort made. BallAore Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

" @ischeil is al the American Museum tonight in Old
and ioang NICK, and all hsbes droleres Resale tbele
WITH Der Syren observation-disclosures with her fairy dances-
sad Shiloek and Diamond in their grand Negro Ea,rava.
sanzas The wonderful fortune telling gpsey Girl will he
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DIED:

On Wednesday, Aug 8, William Edmund infant child of
.Jeh ana Ann f. Crosby
In Princeton n. J.,Juy 2s Consumption, Harriet wife
of VIM. 5. Burke, OF this city.
Aug. 3, Mrs Susan Drake.
Aug s. Peter Sharpe Esq, late of this city, aged6i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

70 Capt. Rufus Avery, who was at the storm
ing of Fort Griswold, in Groton, CT, when il was
so gallsntly defended by Colonel Lcdyard, and
wao was severely wounded at the time, died at
Groton last week, at an advanced age.
fNY Com
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10 The mixers in the western part of Wiscon,
SIN Territory held meeting on the 9th instant, al
Mineral Point, at which they agreed 10 discounten-
aace the circulation of Deprecated paper, and to
take nothing but specie, or its equivalent, for
Mineral
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Shir, -nir.li Slst.s Deem PhiI,ielnhia
:eeman, Thomas;on, with lime.


u TO Travellers Gentlenen v2tcss his City are
respectfully invited 10 stop AT the GRAHAM HOUSE, 81
Barclay where quiet home, pleasant rooms clear
beds, Wholesome food, and atmosp"re imprisoned by
alcohol tobacco await their acceptance Those who be-
ve il impossible 10 live m gidy temperate and purely
Vegetable Die without prisation are requested to
give il trial. The house convenient 10 The bus
part ct the City and to all the Steamboat, Landings
Terms moderate. Gentlemen visiting the City with part
oil their Families will find suc! home vastly agreea
bic than a Hotel Slower Baths free. Jyls II
u Gray's observation-disclosures Of Scientific
and Practical Agriculture 8. the applications Of Biology
attended as Textbook for Farmers and Students in Agri
culture. by Alonzo Gray, NJ, author o! Elements o!
Chemistry, etc.
hail appearance Of this work only useful to
the public hut is execution honorable 10 tue county,
For utility the agricultural interest The volume be-
fore Us unrivale by OF the numerous European pub
;icatons on the same Subjects Cuivator Tor July.
Published by DAYTON & NEWMAN,
iyS1 1879 Broadway.
u st iitivHtor for August IS received and ready
or,d civ ry. Subscribers will please cali and tnke their
numbers DAYTON l. NEWMAN,
aul 1879 Broadway.
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~ Tho wife of Mr.. Daaiel Phelps. Of Amherst,
Mass. was burned to death IN consequence Of her
nigh. clothes taking Ere, while she was preparing
TO go to bed. She was q woman OF Incorporate
habits.
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NEW GOODS.-Selected from the lat
! Y est lmportatons, at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
rev., Store iss Broadway.

80 Fulton-strret, near Broadway.
Strangers and others arriving in the city, wishing
pienish their wardrobe invited call examine
daily purchases cash. and offer great inducements
III Our assortment comprises great variety
French and English wool black ami fancy coiored Cloths
and Cashier the best quality and latest styles French
classics desirable for fancy pasts choice selection OF
French aud English silks for vasnSs. Also good assort
OF dcte and fancy French driiugs for
The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured their establishment shall be equal in style
and workmanship that of any house in tho trade and
great reduction from creair prices
Full suits furnished 24hours' notice Suicpsncuaity
observed in filling orders.
Cas, on delivery, and no abatement in price
al J. c. BOOTH & co.
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I The Marskall K. A. Society will hold it,
regular meeting at Concert HAIL. 46 Broadway This Eve
ning al O'clock when The meeting viii be addressed by
MT T. NJ Woodruff and Others: Singing by the Lad.
MARSHALL Society aud by Messts Murphy May and ,Iers
Tue Public are respectfully invited 10 attend. ani
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u New Botanical Text kook.-Tle Rciani-
cal Textbook for Colleges Schools aud Private Students
comprising,
Partl. An introar-ou Structural and Physiological
Botaly,
rar H. The principles OF Systematic Botany with an
account OF the chief natural families of the vegetable KING
DOM and notices of the principal ocna or otherwise use
full plants Illustrated with numerous ensrayngs on wood
BY Asa Gray, IL D. Fisher Professor OF Natural History
in Harvard University, Ac Just published and for sale by
jya0 (s DAYTON < NEWMAN, 1879 Broadway
II PARTICULAR NoTIGE.-Those persons having
furniture OF any description dispose Of or o are sreaA
ng housekeeping viii find ready sale for any portion
all of their goc by sanding their address, or CALLING
upon the subscriber Goods 70 any amount purchased
F. COTTON 4 Co. 1872 Chstyarn-s'.
a: Private Sale rst Piano Fores that viii be solo
very low. fz fSo
II Remember the Removal of the Real
CaEfphIne Oil. Spirits and Improved Burner, 70 La
Fayete Hail. s7 Broadway, opposite Nblos at prices re-
duced nearly 50 per cent 6. w. McCRttDS y.
jy II I'm ~
II TO PriHsers.-A Printing Office suitable for
newspaper, book ard work, hclA ding presses, type,
&c for sale Il bargain, ia this iy The location IS tx.
cellen,, and line entire oSst not 3 500 Payment iay
be made ID work. Address Box 49, Park PcSt-Onee
iyli Inn
pGood Board and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
al No. &c Clf.st (2 jai7u
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E CoMresi1era yFnnted, at the New WORLD
Office THIS MORNING. Apply in the 18th story, so Am
street t2l aui il
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II Bombarimehi OF The city OF Vera Crr, und.- AL
miral BonG U, lo.norrow evening AT Castle Garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04
" Fifteenth Annual Fair of theAmcrl-
can lnslitute of the City of New.Yori, AT

NIBLOs GARDEN 10TH OCTOBER NEXT.-Ths
magnificent exhibition OF the Products OF the Farm, the
Garden and the Orchard; of Cattle. Horsec Sheep and
Swine Roots, GRAIN &C.. ofnew Labor Saving Instruments
and Machinery Agricultural and Others stationary and
propelled by seam the Fabrics OF the Factories and
work shops all the varieties OF art and invention will
open as above During the first and second week there
will be National Convention, Ponghing Exhibition,
Nautical Exhibition OF Life Preserving Inventions Sub
Marine Explosion, ryroiechnic Experiments, &C. In addl
lion to Anniversary address the Address at the plough
ing and the closing address there win also he during the
Fair, evening Addresses. Some OF the most distinguished
statesmen and orators the nation have been invited for
The purposes The friends of American Industry and
Improvements called upon 10 a,d in carrying out this
great national celebration OF Industry and Art.
The days receiving articles generally are Friday and
Saturday 7h and 9Th OF October For Ploughng Match
show bills &c. ans lw
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II Franklin Lyceum.-The Lycer.a will meet
This Evening al * O'Clock AT S5e Eroonesreet The Ex
ercises viii consist Of Essays and Recstions and discus
qoluon been productive OF the greater bene6r, Ladies
and gentlemen are respectfully invi,.t to attend
nni In E II HU D SON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

~ The Life and Speeches of Henry Clay,
Ma -price l2 cents-.or sale NJ The Office Of The Tribune
Accents suppliea al 81 per DOZEN
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Read this
" To CIcrgymen, Parents, and Teachers.

ITO Clcrgynlen, Parents, and Teachers.
The following editorial notice OF Mr.. SEARS and es
giant work or the Bilotoo we'll known require Gescrip.
cr-is copied the Neo York O5ser7e OF this day, cne
of the Oldest most respectable and best conducted religious
newspapers published in The United States. An opinion
coming from This high quarter worth thousand Of the
ephemeral puts that published in e papers OF The day
I'VE have Just received this work. published under the ed
oria auspices of Mr. Sears, the publisher OF the Pictorial
Illustrations II is brought out With great neanes The
papsr and typography quality and the engravin
many of them Tor wood cuts, very fine The fronts
piece by Losing is particularly worthy OF commendaiio
being OF the finest specimens OF wood engraving "ich
we have lately seen
The reading matter consists well drawn a2hes OF
ds,nguis Scripture personages and written Ter he
special instruction of the young, who vii; e pleased with
the general appearance CT the hook The Appendix con,
tains series selected Biblical articles carefully condensed
and complied from The most distinguished writers, conS-
tune altogether the rost valuable part OF the work Pub
Iishei and Tor sale al l22 Nassau-Street.''
JuIv
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"NIoRE HUMRUG.r-Eum5ug and deception have pre-
JUDGED the peciabe part Of the community inst
remedie. that matter how genuine article may be,
the just exclamation is, its It's Introduction, more hmm
bug" But such IS not the case win SIR Ashley Coopes
that this is specific for Corns Sold and warranted al
OF the Drug and respectable shoe stores in
IN. uhouf, m
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II Re,;rious SerYices.-Tte Ees. A. C. THOMAS
will rreac next Sabbath th in the First Uuversaist
Church. in Adams near Nassaustreet, Brooktyn at the
rxoal1 honrs au4 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

friends that DR.. FREDERICK PUTNAM j. associated
with him in practice and that daring DR.. RS temporary
absence The City in the duties OF his ProesSors!p,
DR. Putnam will attend 20 left heretofore at No
81 Howards,reei the of Broadway and Rroome-
Strant au4 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

A GRAND EXPLOSION IN THE CABINET Washington
be expected II is said the best authority that nj
three the Secretaries since the third veto have de-
cared that they cannot stay longer We are sorry tor this
prevail al a lime when the public interests urgently de-
mand H. Bet l9srs is aIoher explosion soon 70 occur
and TO the race We are hot allowed to say all that we
abou, may disclose the name of our In
ory But the public may res: assured that ere long all
The quacks and ctaatans who opposing the onward
course o.; intelligence of feedsm an of Peers hozenges
and Pills will be scattered IL confusion to the Jour winds of
heaven The rui ps these medicines have already effect
ed are nothing to the victory that them. Fer par,i
cuiars call a, 45s Broadway or i25 Fulton-streeL
SANDs's SARs.pAR1LLA-The proprietors submit 10 the
public the following certificate from highly respectable
paria. which but have the effect OF placing beyond
all 'o'o the curative powers q this mede,ne 1870
"Messrs ds-Gen,lemen: Under feeling sense OF
gratitude inherent to all when suddenly relieved from
suffering and disease now. act Of Justice due 10 you,
and with view OF relieving toe Afflicted make known 10
the wora the ines,mable benefit have received from he
England IN vessel bound for Quebec, and while the
passage FIRST discovered the disease which after proved
head the ofmy foot there was no soundness in
me- From The time first mentioned don until the present.
capable OF bearing have been under The
OF the most distinguished physicians both in this cou
Try and 70 England visited Bath, Cheenhan Bristol and
Gloucester tried various specifics, among Others large
quantity oil Swaim's Punacea, used sulphur baths &c &c
As las, resort indueedto wrap myself up ONT
men Keep myself secluded, shnned by ILL., myself also
Sl0nnng was induced 10 believe nay hopeless one
In August ls by the advice OF friends went TO the New.
York City Hospital, hut there TOLD that my case was
incurabie. The disease eveloped my whole body,
rendering almost hslpess HE skin thickened and
cracked and blood and matter ran and life itself became al
mos, barder few weeks since was induced 10 use
your Sarsapara by hearing it 50 highly reeonaended,
having spent S50a0 without Obtaining bu, little relief
Alter using shoil time found myself better and now
using six eight bottles costing less than dol
lars am well! Yes, certify aud declare TO the weird,
thai after spending $4,000 travelling and doctoring,
and suffering more than be told perfectly cured
by using your invaluable preparation OF Sarssaara and
recommend il 10 all similarly afflicted. Those wish
ing know farther particulars will find al residence,
No q Warrensreet, Y, where shall be happy to
| muncae any thing in relation to the above cure.
aPAUL EURDOCKp
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and for expea
ten, hy Sands CO. 27S Broadway, corner Of Cham
ben. street Sold also byA Sands, IS Fulton, corner
Gold, and n East Broadway corner Market Price 81
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Price i2i Gents
Price TT Gents!
a.: Edition

II Original American Novel-second Edition.
So rapid has been the sale Of the original ove published
by u.s. entitled Abel ParsoAS that edition has been
issued which be had the office 80 Ann street. 124
each. 1t is tale OF the Groat Fire in NewYork and
The characters drawn from real life 1t possesses the most
thrilling interest Sent by mail at newspaper postage
eight copies for 81, post paid. aus etssss
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cTATIONERS HALL Card Press
- aeains, The world Cards printed 81 per leoo Or
ders received at 2i5 Pearist. and 81 Walls au4
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DUBLiC ADMINISTRATORS OF
& FICE, No. Sc JohnSreeC--In pursuance Of mn Order
of the Surrogate of the County OF NewYork, Notice is
hereby given 10 al persons having claims against Chrslo-
Light late OF the City New York grocer, deceased,
intestae. present The with The vouchers thereof to
The subscriber al h office, No Sc Johnsee in the City Of
NewYork, be.re the nth day Of February next
Dated New-York, August 81, 1912.
au4 law6m f. KETCIJM Public Administrator.
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WIN w Shirley. AuctioneeT.
TENNESSEE LAND FOR SALE

TEENNESSEE LAND FOR SALE
4 offer tor sale 200 acres of Land situate in obion
County West Tennessee upon II early grants to Governor
Bcunt aad Capt Jahn williamson for 50 900 acres ell land
Mnc is subdivision OF each grant.
will receive in payment. upon fair valuation ONO
State Stock the Stock of the Bank OF Chcote, the Frank
lin Bank Colcnus. the Lancaster ohio Bank, at par,
Illinois State Stock So he dollar and The Indiana
State Stock 20 the dollar the cash. Tor any OF
JOHN Mccoy.
chi,cntbe ohia Iurv 1879 ana 2aw2mstW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

WATCHES AND JEWELRY very
w ow-The subscriber is selling all descriptions OF
gold and silver lever anchor escapemen tpnc and verge
Watches, Diamond kipgS Pins Gold Pencils, Keys &c az
ceni lower than any ether place in the city. Gold
WATCHES pS low as 80 10 40 dollars eac Watches and Jew.
.lry exchanged or bought
Al watches warranted TO keep good time or the goney
returned. o. G. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches an Jewelry wholesale aud retail 80
Wall street. ~, sia:nl iS0 istf
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II Good BOARD and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
al No. Sc Clih;st t2) jeiIu
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" A Great bay in Ncw-Yorlt and Else
yyhere-On Saturday OF this week will appear one othe
richest numbers OF the New WORLD in variety originality
and interest that have ever been ie public II Will
be worth per NUMBER will be sold or6! cents
ony Let no one fail purchase copy who desires most
magnificent intellectual treat. Office so Ann St II ~
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DThe Unitcd rrish,men, Their Lives and

Times, by Dr.. X. r. Madden-Ths excellent historical
spublshed in tire numbers Of the NsW WORLD,
and is for sale the Office so Ana s,reer il is repete with
the most interesting inlrnatop and gives TO the world many
valuable documents for the first time brought 10 light
ought be in the hands every lover OF Ireland and
and friend Of liberty in the United States. Price . cents
single-Eve copies for 81 TO booksellers AID agents
,bron hon, iLr connrv SI5 ner hundred ans q
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{ PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS Office,

a No. SO Iohnstreet-!n pursuance OF Order Of the
Surrogate OF the County OF kewYOrk, Notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims agnint JOHN White John
Dubask, William Ii. Rop, or Carl Schmiitnan deceased,
nte>taes present the with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber bis Office No &c Jonsee in the City OF
NewYork before the fourth day o.! February next.
Dated New-York August Sd, 1912.
liz a irrini
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Buffalo.


II Valuable testimonials in favor of Beckwih's Anti
Dyspeptic Pills recently received the Bookstore OF
TURNER l. HUGHES, No. 10 John street, New York,
Broadway where the medicine may always be obtain
ed fr,sh and good direct from Tie prnprrle::
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

r Dem ocratic Clay Club OF the FErEs
ward -'rne regular meeting OF this Club will be held
al Threshers Broa! street Hotel This trhursday) Even
uing at 8 O'clock By order.
,nt;, GEO AN BROWN. 'eIIetd'i's
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chIllico,he, Ohio, July I, 1872.

ID ARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.
Aa1-On account Of IL health the Proprietor OF vesy
popular WEEKLY Paper Offers to dispose OF OF 'ae
entire Interest OF lie sae The Paper cash xar and
cifeus,,s extensively throughout the Union snaas ac
There belonging the esiahl every thing neceS
s,ry for conducting The person nj lIes sapi-
"a the above Offers oprrunsty seldom To b. ,net with
Credit viii be given or apart 0r Is saole Il required.
immedi-,sI,. aL4 It,
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: Ess~s fsExTRA EXCURSION IL, IL

- THE FISHING gA as.is,, oF rrT rins
ISLAND IS below 81 Ia soye oaee
81 hasdsy e Ps and aaS Me- saLe
follows Hammonas g. Ga snaeS IF the Itca Caps H.
In @ se e. ?, n 1@s Of enleen hal consented
make the Fire Island Where and sse ase IN the
now ga n.ock Capt Peacock Will on board ytnh his
b,r y ~ &c. Fare IS cents each way. au1 MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

ITO Steamboat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bills
az short notice asd warranted la prices than at any
other printing Office in TIE city Those who have for
bills daily or occasionally vii! make considerable saving by
applying above aus Siis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

THO PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE
The subscriber is building in connection wilhhis Gar
ern CORNER OF Third and Vine Cincinnati ohio,
little Theatre and Concert Eoon 100 by 50 feet, 10 be
completed about the middle OF September and would be
pleased to hear from talented professional people wish
visit the Western Country. Letters postpaid Will re-
celve Immediate attention. WILLIAM SHifeES.
N. B, correct engraving of the establishment can he
seen at this Office. al 2wiss
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS On,

No. SO Ion-streeL-fn pursuance OF order OF the
Surrogate of the County OF NewYoh notice herby CIV
all persons having Claims against Margaret mcCabe
Albert Ferdinand, William p Dobsoa, William Burrows,
deceased ntesates present thc with the vouchers
thereof. The subscriber 81 his office. No 81 JohRst,e,,
in the City OF NewYorE, before ta. foc:th day OF
February next
Dated New.fork August Sd. 1872
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II For Snie.-A WIG NEWSPAPER, in one OF the
populous villages the Hudson R?ff Subscription
good-advertising eyc@llcnt-iop printing valuable.
practical primer would find lucrative investment The
only Of the proprietor for wishing TO dispose OF the
establishment is the state Of his health, which requires
active occupation. Terms For particulars in
quire of H. GREELEY, Edi!ar OF New-Yorl Tribune
iy9q 1yyd,f
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~ Spencer'e limitation nsoiesisia HAT
This popular article is commended to the public pecu
ariy desirable, The present time for lis economy Fo
elegance and durability, compeses successfully with thu
most costly Hats vy...i. Price IS 25. SPENCER,
alGtf Fashionable Halter No. 2i5 Broadway