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WiAm White
William F Boon
DR.. B II Mears
Henry M Watts
Prof. Robert Hare
Charles S Richie
Col. John s Warner
Abraham, Myers
John Griffin
John Ashmead
james Balm
Thos. S Hale
John Henry
WIN. Jeifries
Il Taggert
WIN. Savage
Stacy Little
Jesse M Williams
David Miller
Thos. Foster Jr.
Oliver Evans
David II White
Col. T w Duffield Jr.
DR.. Justus Dunott
William Hood
William Foster
N Hicks Graham
w G Marshall
Mark McHenry
Mordecai Taylor
Edw. ID Corfield
Chas. Robbins
VIM. b w hitecar
Thos. Bartholomew
Cornelius McCauley
James Cosgrove II.
Bobert Flanagan
John Sutherland
DR.. Van Pelt
Johnson Kelly
John Force
Phillip Banks
Dennis Mccoy
VIM. A Trump
Thomas G Steel
Col. William Bradford
Geo. w Davis
James Ryan
john M Graf
Fred. c Brightly
Henry Myers
VIM. Cunan
Dennis Mccoy
Thomas Zimmins
F Thibault
Dennis McCarty
Robert McCarty
Robert Nc Connell
William Tackman
Joseph Gardy
Saml. C. Dubois @
John Sanlan "
Alex, Robinson
Joseph Evans
James Spices
BENZ. Armstrong
Geo. H Spicer
w m. w God
Edw. A Daily
Moses Finley
George Ellis
Dennis Mealy
Jacob Albright
The above Committee
tic Head Quarters" in {
Sixth, on Tuesday e
O'clock. Punctual after
BARTHOLOMI
Attest HENRY B. HIR,
JOSEPH PANcoA.
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but "the play is not worth the CANDLE" and so
we humbly take our leave of THE CONFIDENTIAL
CABINET MINISTER.
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A.
Addison, A. Allen, l.. F.
Atkinson, Mrs Henrietta Arson, Jacob
Armistead, Miss Mary Almond, John
Anthony, Miss A. Binny Adams, Miss Mary Ellen
Afford, Case NJ Arkenburg, Oliver M.
b.
Briege, Horatio U. S. n. Beveridge James
Broom, James, Bidde, S. M
Byrne, J. S. Berry, VIM. NJ
Brock, G, c. Barber, A. & Son
Bell, Mrs Jane, or B. Bachelor & Co.
Shorter Barney, Joshua
Bean, Benjamin Burger, W. B.
Bovine, William Byers. James
Broom, Mrs, Mary +. Baden, Alfred
Baird, George, or Mrs. c. Brannan, VIM.
Baird Bowie, Miss Catharine ID
Black Miss Rachael Burgess, Chas. II.
Brown, Charles Britton, Great
Boyd, Capt. Absalom Brockctt, Miss
BOYD Miss Mary + Bisler, Chas Friedrich
Black John Baker Joseph P.
Brooks, Gideon Baldwin, Mrs Cath. r
Banks Thos. G, Brannan, John
Burns, John A. Bradley, Miss Mary f
Broadrup, George
G..
Clack, John Chretian, H,-2
Cox, Mrs Elizabeth Cohen Mrs S. J
Cook Isaac ?. Collins, Graves
Clonel, J. Fl Cooper Samuel
Chambers, Gen. T. J. NJ. Crawford, Miss c.
Chapman, Mrs. Margaret Collier, Thos. F.
Cademore, John Cooper, G.. c., U. s. N
Chambers B. Clements, VIM.
Cooper, Miss Harriet Cortney, Miss Margaret
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Hall, George
Hill, Mrs. 8. A.
Hack, John w.
Hall, Edward-2
Hyde, John Jay
Hill, DIR. Jonathan
Hall, Mrs. Jane
Harris, Miss Elizabeth
Hobson, VIM.
Henderson, Mid. B. L. I
Harris, Peter A.
Harrison, Col. John
Hodgson, Mrs. Ellen r.
Hanson, Miss Betty
James, Israel E.
Jones, James,
John John
Jones, E.
Jackson, Richard
King, Thomas
Kirk, Geo. f.
Kerr, James
Kroost, George
Lowe, Miss Mary Jane
Love, John
Lee, Lieut.. 8. p.
Lee, Henry
Leitch, Mrs. Eliza E.
Loane, Joseph
Lynn, James Chester
Lavallette, Capt. E. A. f.
Lowry, Mrs. Ann
Marsh, VIM. B.
Mills, Charles
Moss, Benjamin
Miller, Mrs. l.. E.
Mason, Geo. T.-3
Missroom, 1t. j. So
Murray, John A.
Martin, Jas. J.
Mather, Joseph T.
Milburn, Benedict
Mitchell, James
Murray, Geo. w.
Mason, Miss Sally
Mexican Minister
Madison, Otis
Mcknight, James
McGarr, John +
Mclean, John Of N. Y.
Mckeewn, John (
McGill, John
McGrath, James
Neall, John M.
Nichols, James G.
Newton, Washington J.
U. S. A.
Nimmo, Joseph c.
O'Driscoll, George
O'Brien, Rodey
Owen, Mrs. Betsy
Pierce, Dutee J.
Price, Miss G. R.
Powell, Miss Sarah j.
Pearson, Miss Eliza
Peddecord, Mrs. Joanna
Peddecord, E.-2
Pitcher, Joshua
Patterson, Mrs. Margare
Peddecord, Eleazer
Queen, Miss Mary
Reid, Thomas
Roche, Mrs. Ann
Rehahan, Martin
Russell, Mrs. Mary A.
Ratlif, r. Barrow
Roberts, DR.. J. M.-2
Reilly, John
Rathbone, VIM. P.
Smith, Miss c. S.
Smith, William
Smith, Susan
Smith, James M.
Sloat, Alexander
Smith, VIM. Is.
Scott, Maj. s. B.
Streat, Henry
Slade, Josephine
Sanders, VIM.
Siebel, Mrs. Sophia
Sherman, Lit. T. W.-3
Sibley, Capt. E. S.
Stanley, d. B.
Sergeant John (Bookbir
der)-2
Stewart, r. H.
Smithy, Miss Susan
Simmons, VIM. Henry
Shepard, David l..
Trims, Miss Fayette
Towles, James
Tatnall, Capt. Josiah
Tenny, J. Eugene
Tylor, William
Thomaston, Geo.-2
Uford, Rev. John
Webb, Maj. Stephen Fl
Wright, Susan
Werts, Margaret
Webb, Miss Henrietta s.
Wright, Lewis
Wright, Alfred
Walsh, Francis
Waugh, 1t. A.
Williams, Samuel ~.
Williamson, Gen. Thos,
J.-3
Wallace, William
Washington, William
Whitfield, Gen. IN athan B
Warner, F. J.
Willett, Miss Caroline
Winston, Washington
Young, l.. II.
Youn er, Sarah
nT The inland posts
60 by ship must be paid,
this office.
June Is. 1920
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Demagogues, will tax
f Capt. JAMES A. COFFIN
Head Quarters, corner Of OIL
GREEN street, TIL 8 EVEN
clock, to take into consideration
, condition of the country; t
,est measures for its speedy re
necessary arrangements TO &c
year ofour National Ladepsn
ndance is requested.
Thomas Server
Christian Clause
G F Bremen
John Williams
James Capehart
John Grossman
John Ellison
Jacob Long
w r Weatherstine
David Harps
Samuel Jacebey
Saml l. Filleman
Ellis Womrall
Isaac B Jones
Daniel Kessler
Thomas J Lewis
Godfrey Mayer
James Wills
J M Sherer
Leonard Kcssler
Hiram Hicks
Jacob Plucker
VIM Harris
Stephen d. Gordon
John Il Lewis
Silas OFT
E L Jackson
Samuel b Davids
John l. Chance
Jacob Wagner
Jacob PeteTman
Robert Ebbinge
iona Porter
w J Ernwoods
Isaac Morris
VIM Lamb
Henry w alter
WIN Megonegal
Christopher Decker
Henry Stewser
jeremiah Manpre
Philip Roger
Jesse Watson
Henry Rooster
John Deemer
Thomas Crowell
Chas Little
Geo B Sommuls
John d Sloan
VIM U Sharp
Win Thomas
Henry Gill
Chas Dilts
Thos Anderson
Samuel b Wood
Judah Wear
James Caskey
Adm Maumbauer
Thomas RockUerry
Adam Hillegass
Peter Miller
Robert Caskey
Peter Read
Martin T Vorknot
John Campbell
Geo Stephens
l. Cox
Hugh Culberson
Chas Read
G. Rame
l. CummeDs
Patrick Sweeney
M Snider
Danl Stevens
John Micrs
Henry Landress
Nicholas Grim.
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John Grim
James A Coffin +.
George Elffey
James Flanagan
w m Simpson
Townsend Smith
w m Wilson
Adam Hoffman
Angus. Stevenson
Michael McGill
John Mcguire
John G. Zeigler
A P Fougeray
Peter Smith
w m ID Franks
Thomas James
Henry Franks
Thomas Bedford
Jacob Karker
Anth ny Karker
Danl Jeff'ras, Sr
Casper Neman
Samuel Jeffras
Peter X limerick
Anthony Miskey
Philip Erringer
Jonathan Heston
Nicholas Beard
John E Zeigler
Geo w Flanagan =.
David Shamrock, Jr
Edw Cowdrick
Adam Minck
Peter Pluck
iona Bowman
Jos F Mintzer
Peter V w eaver
Thomas C. Jones
w IN. G Suter
w IN Millman
w m Kensill
Simon Kneedler
Wm Emson
J c Bryant
Jacob flipler
John Il Smith
w m t Doyle
David Conrad
JOS Blight
Fl Jaques
Selvasco Rapp
Oliver Ammo
David Acor
Charles Frank
Jacob Frick, Jr
Kensington
Geo Frick
Daniel Bailey
Adm Bumbaugh
Henry Read
Samuel Hofner
John Mansfield
Andrew Kennedy
John Barger
John Dear
George Miller
Neamiah Monkey
John Hyneman
Jacob Forster
John Barger
John Deer
Thomas Jacobs
Henry Glacier
Peter NJ Faunce
Geo M Doughty
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post Office Washington city,
June Is, 1912
1JPersons inquirng for letters in the following
list will please say they advertised.
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ARRANGEMENT.
Henry B Hirst
Nathaniel Holland
Joseph Kerr
Col, William P Smith
Col. Sandy Harris
Paul Thurlow
Thomas Wreath
James Harmer Jr.
w. Hutchinson
Thos. B Russum
Bernard Mcclure
John Kileion
DR.. James l. Tyson
Joseph Evans
Thomas Graham Jr.
John NJ Cathcart
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COMMITTEE o
Bartholomew Graves
Robert Morris
J Washington Tyson
Thomas S Smith
Joel B Sutherland
Samuel Rush
James F Macauley
Benj. w Richards
DR.. James McHenry
Thomas Bradford
ID. Thos, Dunn English
Thomas Connell
James Gregory
Joseph Brelsford
Mason Hutchins
Miles Tully
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Hawkins, c. G..
Heitmiller, Alfred
Hanlon, David H.-2
Harry, Francis A.
Harrison, Pd. Mid. HIN.
Holding, Capt John w.
Hopkins, Mid. Chas. f.
Hamilton, James
Hambleton, Samuel
Holbrook, James
!. Human, r. R.-2
Hargous, P. A.
Hanson, Henry F.
Harvey, Geo. c.
/.
Jacobs, Thos. E.
Ingraham, J. HI.
sherwood, Robert
Jenkins, Miss Harriet
Johnston, Stephen
X.
Knight, Franklin-2
Kelly, Samuel
Kennedy, Mrs. Letitia
Reddish, Robert H.
L.
Liebehrman, James
Lindsey, Bradley
Lindsay, Lieut.. G. F.
Lindenberger, Miss
Lavington, James
Lighted, VIM. E.
Lansdale, Mrs.
!. Lucas, Ellen
Locher, Miss Ann
M.
Macelfresh, Zachariah
Miller, David l..
Morton, Col. A B.
Mickum, Samuel
Mercer, Chas. F.-5
Morton, E.
Miller, A. w.
Miner, Richard H.
Myers, Mrs. Catharine
Michelin, Frank
Murphy, Capt. Walter
Medary, Samuel
Miller, Mrs. DR..
Macrae, Allen-3
Martin, Charles
Nc.
McGill, Thomas
Mclaughlin, John T.
McCosker, Bernard
Maculloch, J. w.
Mcdonald VIM p
N.
Norris, Mrs. Ann L.
Nicholson, Henry
, Newman, Jane
Nally, VIM. H.
Nickols, DR.. VIM.
O. >.
Orrison, Arthur
O'Brien, Mrs. Rose
P.
Pendergrast, jeremiah
Patton, John Va
Prather, w.
Peter, James T.
Pallertine, Matthias
Porter, Mrs.
Prentiss, s. 8.
Pringle, Miss Mary Ann
Preston, Edmond
@.
Quals, seeley
r.
Rodney, Mr..
Radcliff William
Renwick, James
Ranny, James
Renolds, James
Rogers, John
Robinson, jr., VIM.
S.
Sessions, Chester
Salas, Jaime
Sheldon, Rev. II. o.
Stewart, Rev. David r.
Stewart, w. w.
Spencer, Richard D.
Saltmarsh, d. A.-2
Scoville, Joseph A.-3
Slaughter, Mrs. Augustine
Sheldon, John P.
Scholfeld, Mrs. Elizabeth
Steedman, 1t. Chas.
Servant, Col. Richd. B.
Sewall, Maria
: Stockton, P. A.-2
Sanxey, Richard D.
Slaymaker, Henry Y.
Sawyer, Gamaliel
Stevens, Thaddeus
T.
Tanner, Samuel
Twogood, ID. II.
Tucker, James C.
Tappan, John
Tuel, J. 4,
U.
w.
Washington, M. N. r.
Williams, Mrs. Mary Ann
Wilcox, Miss Mary
Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth
Walker, J. T.-2
Williams, Clarendon
Woffender, John
Williams, Miss Malinda
Woodruff, Lucius H.
Watson, Miss Martha
Williams, Thomas c.
Wilkinson, VIM.
Westerfeld, David
Williams, Solomon
Wigton, Mrs. Mary
wilkins, Price
Whitney, Henry--2
Y.
Yount, Samuel
ge on all letters intended to
otherwise they remain in
VIM JONES, P NJ,
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OUR COUNTRY.

The deranged condition of the nation require. the
prompt and prudent acton OF every FREEMAN TO
prevent universal ruin.
GRATIS of the county of Philadelphia, who are OPP
posed 10 pledged Political Demagogues, will take
place at the house Of Capt JAMES A. COFFIN,
Northern Democratic Head Quarters, corner Of OLD
YORK ROAD and GREEN street, TIL 8 EVEN
ING, June 9th at O'clock to take into consideration
the present deporable condition of the country;
devise and suggest measures for its speedy
lief also to make the necessary arrangements TO
lebrate the Sirty, sirh year oour National Ladepsn
dance Punctual attendance is requested
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Cayis, Adam T.
Crawford, David
Curtis, Lieut.. J. w.
Carpenter, David
Connell, John-2
ID.
Davis. James
Duvall, Els.
Douglass, Mr..
Davis, VIM. Nj.
Douglass, VIM. Writ
Derby, John
Derringer, b. M.
Duvall, George
!. Dinsmore, VIM.
Dooley, Michael
Davey, Miss Eliz'th Ann
Debloise, Thos. A.
Du Pont, Lieut.. s. F.
E.
Emory, VIM. J.
Estling, James
Elliott, J.
Edmonston, U.
F.
Fleetwood, Isaac
Fielding, Henry
Fitzgerald, Mrs. M. Ann
Forsyth, John
Forsyth, Mrs. Clara-2
G..
Gardener, Miss H.
Gorden, Sarah
elliott, Joseph
Cuttings, M. L.
Greenfield, Henry
Germond, Jacob
Gillon, DR..
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Carroll, John B.
Cogswell, Pearson
Campbell, Gen. r. b.
Carpenter, Mrs. Sarah
Churchill, Sam'l b.
Dun, Hugh
Done, J. N.
Drake, John J.
Digs, G., A.
Darne, VIM.
Deane, Jr. +. b.
Duvall, John P.-2
Duvall, Samuel A.
Dillingham;, Miss Eliza 7
Douglass, s. h.
Dixon, VIM. L.-2
Duvall, Mrs. s. E.
Dudley, Edward b.
Ellis, Henry
Edwards, A. A.
Elliott, Miss Maria J.
Edwards, Thos. w.
Ford, Miss Susan
Flagg, A. c.
French, Rev. Mr..
Farr, Leonard,
Furtney, Geo. II.
Farrer, John
Gregg, Eli
Gray, Thos. K.-2
Grubb, Geo. w
Grant, Robert
Gray, B. f.
Gray, Geo. w.
Goddard, Thomas
Glentworth, I'll. N. u 8
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Washington, NJ. N. R.
Williams, Mrs. Mary Ann
Wilcox, Miss Mary
Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth
Walker, J. T.-2
Williams, Clarendon
Wofender, John
Williams, Miss Malinda
Woodruff, Lucius II. a
Watson, Miss Martha
Williams, Thomas c,
Wilkinson, VIM.
Westerfeld, David
Williams, Solomon
Wigton, Mrs. Mary
wilkins, Price
Whitney, Henry-2
Y.
Yount, Samuel
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II.
Hailstock, Miss Mary
Huerta, Florencio
Hawkins, C. G..
Heitmiller, Alfred
Hanlon, David H.-2
Harry, Francis A.
Harrison, Pd. Mid. H. N
Holding, Capt. John w.
Hopkins, Mid. Chas. F.
Hamilton, James
Hambleton, Samuel
Holbrook, James
Human, r. R.-2 Z.
Hargous, p. A.
Hanson, Henry F.
Harvey, Geo. c.
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III ED i:


In this city, Sept 90 in the 18Th year of his age George
P. kasmlre.
HI, friends and acquaintance and those OF the family are
invited attend m unera from the residence OF his lani-
~ No 90 Boome-street, at O'Clock this "wednesday
afternoon. en-
In this city, Sept. 90 after shor, Illness Euphema
Lewis daughter OF john III. and Amelia Cornell, aged
years and months.
At New,own, L. l., Sept. 49, Catharne Eliza, vile oil
John W. AIorreil, aged IS years.
The friends of The family and of her father, John Randall
lot IIarcm) respectfully invited to attend her funeral
out ia Their invitation. >,
In this city, Sept 20, Cummings Hotel, Conrtlandt
street Soddard, Esq OF the town OF Lsle Eroone
county, n. Y. j, :;
HIS trends and acquainances requested to attend his
10 O'Clock from DunrnH Hotel
In tins city, sept 10 Mary Bradford, aged 49, reiic OF
the late Capt. Samuel Bradford, OF Atworth, ~ H.
In this city, Sept 10, Daniel Flynn in the 10Th year OF
his age
Al Derby, Conn, Sept. 49, Archibald Whitney IN the
9th year OF his age for many years respectable merchant
o. This
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21

u TnE METALLIC TABLET has been in extensive use
for the last Is years many certificates superiority
are in the possession OF The inventor but that may BIZ
more satisfactory the public the following inserted
from General James Talmadge President OF the American
Institute, and VI. VI LIKE cutler TO the British Navy:
Saunders Razor Strop with It's tour sides combines ad
mraby all the requisites 10 sharpen and sci with
fine and smooth edge. Il real comior: possess Il
JAMES TALLMADGE.
New-York, November 1910.
II TBR METALLIC TABLET in its simple, having
the effect hone. without using oil or
water and in quarter the time After i've years Trial
can recommend il with perfect confd- nee
VI. MTLLIKIN,
Cutler to the Royal Navy 9Ol Strand.
Retail prices 81 to 80. Sold by g. SAUNDERS, in
venor and manufacturer, 1863 Broadway.
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Under the management OF Sr. 3 ENNETT. whs
respectfully he tas taken the above es,ab
shn,ent ,ha, he intends adopt ,ntely plan:
reduce The price and Increase he attractss
He feels confident that his system mus, succeed and cheer
fully submits the decision OF discerning public To
any impression that may be entertained that II
genleel attend shilling exhibition the Manager
b- observe that the price OF admission criterion
rs re>pectabiity the way in which is conducted. and
the performances presented IS the proper Standard 10 judge
by. IN the principal cities on The Continent o. Europe The
rates ADHESION theatres and other places o; amuSc
fifty Per cheaper than England All clas-
sccie,y asssmoie-t- highest and the owe>t-be
moderate charge placing il t!e power OF the lhter-yet
attempts dispute the responsibility OF the pei
srmanc. In the public gardens OF PARIS there no price
OF adrsson-ihey ircGuented by every oodyyet Or
der and decorum prevails and the Manager MAINTAINS na
place OF public amusement Is conducted win pIonrley,
and dlsrspuae characters excluded, that families OF The
spe'iabiiy may attend with grea, degree OF
saryaS the price oadnissioG ten times the amount
The Manager trusts that The following names viii be
Sufficient guarantee of bis intentions
Mr.. HARRINGTON, the wonderful Magician and Nen;rio-
qE;st
Miss RoiALrE, the charming and beautiful Vocalist from
the American Museum.
Mr.. KSEAss, the much admired Singer.
Mr.. BENSlE the celebrated Dancer.
Miss EMILE, the accomplished Danseuse, and
Mr. JERoNELLrs Fantacini Figures
Admis>iDu-One Shilling, 81! Tvs
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AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.
MARRTAT'S NEW NOVEL.
PERCIVAL KEENE.,
a TALE OF T8E SEA

Is new PUBLISHED DOUBLE EXTRA New WORLD, at so
Ass-sTREEr. PRICE II! CENTS This is The bes, and
most thrilling arryais Stories and will have i'm
circulation Our edition the only perfect and
the frs, issued. as usual!
u story equal to the be-, ;ha. its popular aahor
wrote and teens with spirit-s;irrng incidents The
characters drawn with the striking fidelity We
expect receive orders or almost as. fast our
presses throw OF the copies Let al who would read
the most entertaining story the day Immediately send for
" Pcrcva Keene.'
oyrrcp an .SNST
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sDIII!ARDS AND LING.

BROWNS Billiard and Bowling Saloon, No. 81
Eas, 8raadway. Markesreet extending through ana
fronting on Il Division street. having undergone thorough
repairs nlterations improvements will he peneG on
Wednesday evening the 2l inst, Ii is the most extensive
place G the kind IN City, being about oDect 10 length
four lizard Tables on the ipor which will accom-
modate all without mach detention, which is usual IN many
places. Gentlemen find a healthiu exercise
for which this establishment is intended, no gambling OF
any kind will be permitted and all vulgar society excluded
The Proprietor soc his former patrons, with request
hat thew will invite their friends SIG Sis'
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NJ Eeary g. Co., Nos. and Aston House, New
York Heers Will introduce Wednesday, the 2,t INST,
new and eiegan, article OF gentlemen's Black Fur Hats,
at each, in explanation OF Which We submit Tie oi-
lowing remarks:
Since the origin of establishment we have had ia
view have strictly adhered three distinct purposes
in our manufactures, viz Economy in prise improvement
ofqualiy and taste, and TIE perecing STANDARD %
FASHIONS FOR THE UNITED STATES, indepen.
dent the European all OF which have been successfully
effected resulting in important saving the
muny large and equally satisfactory remuneration
10 ourselves consequent upon the extensive patronage
which We have resolved
Our improved FIVE DOLLAR HATS, so superior in
material elegance Of style and perfect finish that imme
datey upon their inrsducton they became only pre-
emneB, at home but celebrated in London and Paris and
elected the highest encomums of the Press there, soon su
perscded the $40 Hats previously here by tie first
class OF citizens This article fully established
the highest Standard extensively known and unver
sally approved by the fashionable and genee and
true economists, that will ailude further
merits except to that have improved its beau
ty and value the present beyond any that have
heretofore produced.
At the urgeoi solicitations of many of Who
anxious TO ecoomse in The rst cost and yet DESTROYS
TO avail themselves OF the peculiar style and hnb charsc
tersic OF fabrics have for time pas made dill
gent efforts accomplish their wishes and nty
have just perfected the article OF Hats as announced
above They will be composed OF superior materials, the
equal to Hats formerly retaed Sc and ST. they will be
sold al SS6zt each, price not only 10 the
present pecunary depression, and Car less than their n,rin
sic WORTH but infinitely cheaper, when the respective quail
ties compared, than any which have before been
offered to the public
Purchasers assured in advance, that these Hats will
not incur the objection viz dear the price, currently
argued against most lo.p priced goods. LEARY CO.
Astor House, Sept 18Th, 1872 sls6uS
u Fail Style of Gcntlemen's H1ass.-BlRD,
corner Pine and Nassau-sree has ready for nspec
ton sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentieaens
Hats. September l. 81 FS, MGWr
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NATIONAL MUSEUM, corner Bow

nv and Division st-Mo,t speniid attraction this week
Sep l9 The Astonishing Mysterious Lazy the Wonderful
Electric EEL Signor Rnado the great NeGromancer iml-
tat,onS of Old Aunt Beey the Wonderful Fortune Teller
the celebrated dog Apollo the terrible Boa Constructor The
Mermaid the Garden Of Eden Gibbs and wansley. and
rualerous other groupes OF beautiful figures Admission
. cents.
~ g. The public Judge of the source and correct
ness of all the vague paragraphs which have lately APP
peared in the papers respecting this establishment Live
and let live is my motto
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, AND GAR

"A DEN, Broadway, opposite s.. PsuPs Chureh
Best attraction in Ne~fork!-Change ct No,eiiies!-
Performances tws- ever5 aay-Firt IL this citv OF
Sisnar vivadfs MECHANICAL THsATRE--Ar VIM
ehrlfsDew comic sketch entitled 10 SEARCH'EAOI L
CELESTE wiu introduce varions pancsS-MoDEi OF
swift ERLAND-NA1U RAL BRIDGE in virginia
ALsIN0 LADY-6LASS BLowtNG-GiPSI GiRL-Sc-
Ambulance 30 the ~hoe-muSeuu garden AMI eneTtain
Oh L-i-.r bal
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aust tits
u EnM Fn.I,ien n I'd. now rensiy-watsou

u Fnii Fashion Eints now rendy-Watson.
Silk Hats, only 81 80, recommended 10 the public not
tour OF the costly combining utility with beauty this
article tail commend iiset ~ the connosseur
well as economist Also Molesku Hats, al $ 00 Beavers
al 81 50 CASHMERE and Nutra HAS, 35O each; these
his standard prices, and he need only remark that by
combining himself to quality and price for each descr
ton hats be is enabled iurns Superior article at
prices below those which Hats OF the sane descrip-
ton now vendirg by other manufacturers
A steady and permanent, increase OF patronage tor the
last I years sufficient indication OF public judgement,
add constitutes the best test OF their merits.
Wholesale and retail, at WATSON'S, Isl Chatham.st-,
and 6O Bowery SO istt
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nj 4 R.iiIED /:

In this city, Sept 10, by the Rev. D. F.. Mclean, Hiram
Rockafear, of this city, Miss susan b. daughter OF Judge
Little. OF Howell VI ,nmouth count, n. J.
In ST. Johns Chapel Ivy the Rev. Or. huhenserg, OF ST
Paus College, the Rev. j. b. krrioOt TO Eliza Matilda,
daughter of Abel T. Anderson, Esq, OF this city.