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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
u Rrother Jona,han.-The Jonathan Of lhL

~ SrOtner - oEatnIn-Ih JondtnHh Oh nis
week, Saturday. September 9Th, Is eUb-ihshed with
EIGHT SUPERB ENGRAVLNGS
no American newspaper has ever given illustrations OF
such excellence and in such numbers the Brother JOINS
than doing The following are the subjects OF the
artists for this week viz:
J. Taking The Veil-a scene in Convent
H. View or Thurgaton Church OF Robin Hood memory.
III Portrait of hkhar Khan, late Governor of Jelaabad.
". View OF Bristol, Eng.
" Portrait of the Emperor OF China, from original
painting.
VI The Fairy.beset Traveler-a Study Is, the Artist
VII The Light OF All Nations.
Will Thomas Duncombe, NJ Pa Partrait.
The following table OF LITER4Rf CONTENTS
shows no decline in that department
l. The Commi.sioner-sevcra new cha piers.
H. The Mayor OF IIolc-Cun. Corner-by Douglass Jcr-
rod.
III The Heires of Falkenseir-a Pathetic Story.
~ The Soldiers Gratitude.
V. The AIaden'a Funeral Tae-bv Mrs. SoUihey.
VI The Literary Professionalism the Edinburgh Journal
VIII The First of September the Plains of ST Denis
Original
IN A Scene in the Great Metropolis
X. Principal Editorial Articles The Indignation Process
sion; the Recent Prize Fight; the Washlngonans; th.
Profanc Rcpulsve Spectacle at Nibo's Deccase CT
the Presidents Wife; an Answer 10 the Question o! the
Herald Did Noah write the abusive articles on Capt
TYLER, published last spring In the Brother Jonathan "
Money and Business Matters; Literary Criticisms and NO
ices: News ofthe Week, &c.
Price IS year; single copies six cents.
Office l62 Nassau street
CURIOUS Original WORK.
The most laughter moving publication OF the day has
been issued Extra Brother Jonathan, Double Sheet
under the title of
TIE ADVENTURES OF MR. OBADIAH OLDBUCK
The widest fancy Of the grotrsQue school could not con-
ceve gilmore ghaby absurd adventures than are
forth in hundred Engaviugs. Copies are still
copies for dollar Ii be by mail al newspaper
posure sl6 IT.
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Fail pattern Hats offered Tor sale, comprising the
No,eskin, Nutria and Cashmere Beaver
PARTISAN STYLE OF HATS

The attention OF gentIemzn particularly invited to the
subscribers beautifully fabricated six Hats, better known
as Wsrroc6's Moessin Hats This article, since Us u-
rrouctbou rapidly acquired and successfully maintains
is popularity produced By the subscriber in manner al
together superior OF the kind that has been or now
before the public, worthy of notice as possessing all
the qualities superior hai, a isttnes beauty OF finish,
perrnanency OF color, and capacity for service.
That The Mosskin SIX Hat possesses the very clemens
studi-us aimed the production OF perfect article,
needs only 10 be stated the foundation body Is
manufactured from The finest description Of stock and the
plush or covering OF the finest quality k, than which II
will readily be admitted, there IS notbng of the nature Of
fabric durable To gentlemen who have not given the
above hats ta Is remarked that they have been for
years the popular, and almos, exclusively the
fashionable Ha: Pais-,h say the least, Is sifsng
Recommendation To such gentlemen have pre- erence
for French manufacture remarked that from the sub
scrbe observations during recent visit to the French
metropolis be enabled SLY, that though in one or two
particulars the FIench excel yet the main, the article
sold by INN superior The pattern for the fall and winter
* AZ ocra model of syIlretrv and beauty.
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u Try before you Bny.-aene'Tpsr eveTy Pu1'
chaser OF Dr. Felix Gourauds celebrated Powders Tor up
roofing hair without the slightest nary TO The skin can see
tested before buyingproot positive this and no ms
ake. To be- had nowhere else in New York but at67
Walker street door from Broadway 81 per bottle
aGENrs-New Haven, E. Myers; Providence. c. Dyer Jr;
Poughkeepse, J. Gray; Lowell, Mes>rs Carleton Co;
Boston, Jnrdan. Mn.st; Goshen. Elliott aus Inns
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DIED:

In this city, Sept a. Lewis NJ. IIauknson, in his 5st
wear the junior partner of the hrm of j. b. Marsh Co.
In his city Sept a. Edward D. Devaux in the 10th year
At Carltoa, Saratoga county Sept. IA, Peter George
In this city Sept 49, in the eth year OF her age Eliza
daughter Of late Capt Samuel Page.
At Fort Tompkns, Stated Island, sept. ID HaFFie Jane
At wetherfeld Conn. Sept u, Rufus Choa,e' Aged 20
months only Honorable John Williams oil oaiem'
In Now Windsor, Orange Sept. II, Moses Ely Esq in
III" Al the l. S Naval Hospital near Norfolk Va. Sept g.,
John A. Decker, naval apprentice 20.
On board ship franklin, from New Orleans TOR Boston,
Aug e8 Mrs Emerson Aug ., Albert Snow, OF BUCKS
mort,
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FoUR DOLLAR HATS.

The peculiar condition OF the affairs OF the pres
enr time demanding the OF tbs community The
adoption of retrenchnent and economy The subscriber
deems il exye3eut tie time being. 20 dev7,e somewhat
from the system hitherto strictly adhered 10 in the conduc
tios OF his Business Chat OF ,eing ether than the rst
qualty uor offers gentlemen disposed to ecouone
superior hat az the moderate price OF Four Dollars hs
article in large the constituent parts o
the most costly prepared It'll all their neases and eSter
nal finish and are sold small advance upon the cost
se55 owls wARNoCK, 40 Broadway.
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NALL GOODS.-The undersigned is

~
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF
>onab.e osds TO execute for Garments style
which will cospor, wsa any house ~ the Trade, al prices
which must offer Inducements those paying ready mo-
ney.
Attention is solicited the style OF Pantacsa furnished
establishment particular directed 10 this de-
par;uent wtk the view CT giving entire satisfaction.
Those who have experienced any difficulty IN getting
suited are assured superior fit always be realized
French and English Casmeres in great variety OF new
patterns just received. The assortment OF Ves,nss which
gave 30 much satisfaction Though the Spring and Summer
seasons, will be kept up
French and English Cloths of super ana medium quail
ties for Frock C-at Pilot and Beaver Cloths for
Sur;outs, always on hand
Fancy dress articles including Silk and Satin Scarts,
CravatS Haudkcrchets, Gloves Hosiery, Suspenders,
Shirts, Collars, &c Al usua, moderate prices
wM T. JENNINGS,
La,e Lynde Jennings, 80 Broadway, American Hotel
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MARI IED ::

In this city, Sept 5ihy Rev. Dr. Minor Robert Crowrl
one the propeios OF ihe Newark New jersey Eagle
TO Catherine Amelia, daughter OF Lewis Taylor, oil ths
city.
In this city, Sept A. Ivy Rev James Minor, D. D Capt
Roler, F. son of John p Osborn Esq Miss Juette f..
daughter Of Jeremiah Milford, all OF Sag Harbor Suffolk
In his city, Sept H. Alon1o Wheeler TO Jane Maria
In this city, Sept G. Peter H Folsom, to Eliza corbu-
In Brooklyn Aug 81 by the Rev. Sas ilsley, Washing
ton Erving 10 Miss Mary Augusta Coffin
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toixThe best weapon OF de en-. invented. can be dis
charged times three seconds with oae hand ana war
ranied moi 10 get out OF order Al wholesale and retail
y inns J. C BOLES, lOf Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

"a * coal. C c L -. ,t3,, real real
IN. yrd 53 WasbineGn rrrt, doors aboy- Spring.
broken from The clean Jumps screened and delivered
free Of carriage weighed by city weighsr, al the io'o"ne
prices
Large Nut.........S 81 IS Broken or Egg: So so
Ston- .............. 5 90 Liverpool screened on
BAH orders to be left al The yard NO ageals-no
commission. The buyer receives the benefit
Sig y Goa ''oH 00a'' . 'eh'' 'e'' 3. GUERNSEY.
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The Anti-Ansular System OF Writing.
GREAT REDUCTION.


MFR. BRlSTOW, of London, respect
lYH fully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
York and Brosklyn his classes, Day and Evening have
commenced for the and that he has REDUCED his terns
one liza ALTO Six Dollars.
ACADEMY NO 2S5 BROADWAY, NEAR PARK PLACE
Gentlemen of all ages are positively taught in twelve les
sons bold free expeditions and finished Buneslke s,yle
OF Writing matter how BAp, ILLEGiBE tD or eramped
the writing may be- See specimens the door, 5 Broad
way.
THE LADIES
neat and handsome delicate fashionable Running
Hand
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS.
II VISITORS in New-York can lake course IN three
Days-Mr. B. is be from 10 A. NJ or from 70
?. NJ.
Evening Glasses from I 10 O.
BOOK KEEPING
Taught on superior method by double and single entry
scientifically and practically.
70 o. o q o\ q
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II THE BLASTED FLOWER, or FATAL EfFEcTsts
Parental CoERcIoN--a thrilling recital OF extraordinary
Incl tents connected with history and fortunes OF ayoung
lady, occurring mainly this city, published na pamph
let and for sale at No. Beekmar-Seet Price l2 cents
.;.,r IL.
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NTFW GnODS A. NEW PRICES

IA W GOODS AT NEW PRICES.-
~ SUTTON ( RUMBLE invite The notice OF ;heir
freRs all persoRs who wish goods a; very io~ pces
TO cali and examine their large stock direct from AUCTION
which they are now offering very great Inducements tor
cash II, SPRING. corner SULLIVAN street
N.B.-No deception praciced at this store
Lad OF respectable connections and good habits wanted
sli isis~
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ARRIVED.
Packe, ship Garrck Skiddy, ira Liverpool SD lith aug
with mdz. os,h r, ,,ssss
Gibraltar on the 9th August, With marble, &c 10 Kissing
Harris. 7;o,, A., SIR
with mcz TO Glover {; McMuray. ,,,-,-.,o-
brig Jane Alisan, Card II as I'm Windsor Ms plaster
10 Seue Whitney co.
Brig Amethyst, Wooster, Sullivan, plaster
Brig Atlas Lea.on 10 DIS m Lubec, with piases 10 hre"
Br schr vesper, Crosby l2 ds I'm North Yarmouth, with
wood, TO Brase. .r ,.o
chadrons coal, 10 Dunsco:ab Beck with
Schr jasper Mics erson. DIS I'm Boston, mdz.
Schr Fancy, Chase, Boston, mdz To T. LEWIS
Schr splendid Patterson, Boston, mdz 10 Z LEWIS
Schr Robert Mills, Morgan, Middle town
Schr Ioe, Norwood, Eas,port, plaster 10 iNe'1Ds'
Schr VIM Penn, Foster, Machias lumber
Schr Reside, Langley, Boston, Udz 10 stevens
Scir Counsel smith Washington. NC, naval stores ,
Schr Tama Gomez lin, Havre de Grace Md, IRON, 10 a
Cooley K co.
Schr Republican, Hoover. Philas. coal
Schr Harriet Fuller, Lubec plaster.
Schr V-rrnillon Jones, Fall River, produce.
Scbr Galaxy wil>ou Newport, RI, bound 70 h!nsaon.
Schr yesper spy, ds I'm Yarmouth, Ms, Win Wooo
Soap Garrs,, Deryra, Browne, from wreck OF the
Ioui.a with the remainder of The cargo:
EELOw-l ship, / bark and hngs
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MFR. b. A. FAHNESTOCK, of Pitts

Y 4 burg, ,svery anxious 10 make himself ridiculous
IL was proposed 10 avoid all reference 10 his name IN The
notices OF my vermtuge, by his advertisements SINCE
compelled assert again that they are one ana te e
article which Mr. F. most conc lusvey shows hmsei where
in his notice after examination OF my article, ne says
cannot unless INDEED erniYn mas oet
Transferred into bottles marked Koimsock" thereby adj
mittiny he could tell tb-m apart for most Solemny
assert there drop OF theirs poured INTO our
bottles As to its qualities and effects now assert thai nine
cannot be erceiied aud safe worm remedy Dein
mpo.si5 TO do harm and relieve, and If Mr. Fahne
ock'sbas not the same active
less But as the agents for my Vermifuge Messrs. COM
STOCK Co. do intend TO advertise FahnesocEs Tor
him he expect turfr notice IRON here athough
they have sold Messs c. Co 100 groce and then ask
all orders 10 addressed Them al Plsburg Very fair
asd liberal indeed Mr.. F. D. I. kOLMSTOCk, NJ D.
The above TO found only at II Maldenane. SIG
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u The Cheapest Cash Tailor yet PETER
" Hustled, Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square,
corner of Catherinestreet continues make Clothing to
order in tie STYLE 10 per cent cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the CITY, good fit warranted
and h,y,afier no di,a amendments 50 istf
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hey are 5si, h4' j'f 'e w1ARNocK. 40 Broadway


ly hie. mpar> pure Ille-Nke aIaba,IeE WUtItss 10
the comppxon Is au entirely article and Tree from
the d.eierou; principles generally entering into couona-
tons the above object Put up in elegant boxes al %
cents each To be had the original Office e. Wahef ST.
o,e foor from Broadway IS lmis
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III Eait style of GenGiemcn,s KKats.-BIRD,
corner OF Pine and Nessausees ready for inspsc
ton and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gen,emens
Hats. September 81 F,S,M&W.
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GENERAL AGENCY for Religious

H
Books and Periodicals.-E. II. WILCOX, SO Park
R0w 10 stairs Brick Church Chapel, ~ Y is now prepar
ed TO offer the following Works the most reasonable
terms.
SECOND ADVENT Book AID TRACT DEPosrroRy.-A
general assortment of Second Advent Books from the fol-
lowing authors Miller, Srau!dng, Lch fiines Fitch,
Cox jones' Ward a"d Others.
Kiagsbury the Sabbath. 70
$40. Rh,a RiooraDby OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 50
Bucks Religious Anecdotes 70
The Christian Family Magazine, or Parents and Chill
dren's Journal ! 90 %
Merry's Museum Monthy-bound. ............... w
Orders for other Works received At this office
e. H. w respectfully offers bis services IS AGENT TO all
Publishers of religious moral Books and Periodicals.
Subscribers Purchasers will be faithfully served in any
part of The City. Numbers paid delivery,
less subscriptions paid months advance Subscriptions
also received Tor the following Works:
The Ladys Book Monthly .....................$ So ~
Grahum's Laays& Genlemens' Magazine Monthly o Oo
The Ladies' Companion. Monthly. ............... ) Nv
Tae Boston Miscellany. Monthly. D w
The Lady's Pearl. Monthly W
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NJ speciuI Meeting OF the

NJ A Special Meeting OF the Hope Total Abstin-
ance Ree Society will be he'd after the regular meeting
has adjourned for the purpose OF eiectng Director 10 M
to remain The regular meeting will be addressed by MT
Cunnlt CHAM from Washington City-io commence al =
O'clock p M JAMES COOK, President
80 tiorsr S.cra,,,v sl52l-
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IL The Weekly Tribune for the present week
contains capital story from the Southern Literary Messeh
GER entitled Hugh Glass, Hunter OF the Missouri also an
Interesting account of the wonderful Cavern in scnohare
Countv also The Wing Internal improvement Policy GER
,,.s Loco. Foe osm-Mr FURMAN'S SPEECH on the
subecl-whig State Convention al Syracuse and The AD
DRESS 20 the People of the neutrality-suspicious. Oh
The Tribune embracing interesting letters from Vermont
Trenton, N. J. PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI &c i-Neosler
and Ashburton Correspondence Literary NOTICES iEo
o, IN The wbi, Nominations The Doctrines OF DorriSr
The Gerry mander &c several pieces OF original ana
selected Poetry; Gov Davis on Protection aud the Land
Distribution Money Matters Review OF the Marke.s Bank
Note Table Miscellaneous ITEMS &c. &c
The WEEKLY TRRuSE contains rs columns OF matter, .
we'll rin,i ON fine paper and afforded the low price
Of &, wear Sine copies Ct cents Persons wishing 10
send i, to their friends country obtain IN wrap
go = y sl62
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fNTEW AIR TIGHT STOVE, called

y ROSWORVHS PATENT HEAT RETAIN Err
This newly invented Stove upon the AR Ight frhcl
ME and stands nuryaed Tor lis beauty safety ana lepfFd
ure of heat produced X simple IN CONSTRUCTION anu may
ed TO all the purposes baking For The SICK room ms
peror all other wood stoves ana Is
ed 10 the public great confidence by the proprietor IN
this Civ few testimonials are given osow oy ulose VINO
invited TO call and examine this store, where
''e' A'e JAMES e. p DEAN, 2l0 water.st.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From J. H. Liney ID. President Marietta College o6io.
MARIETTA COLLEGE, Ohio, January n, le42-
Mr. Zenheni.h Beswor,h-Sr-I have III one OF your
improved a-.tght Stoves. There are, believe several
varieties of this kind OF IN use IN The country IL
no, necessary that should compare yours with others
wild only say that prefer yours any other when nave
seen In operation and indeed 10 any close stove Wch
hsye eutr The following among ITS exceliences
II THROWS out great amount OF heat , II consumes
very small quantity oil tntl IN proportion 70 the space
warmed The control OF The door and The danper over
tie craUgh entire that graduate Inc temper
sture of room, please II the ScVe be properly
managed, line air is never scoched and no "aier
ed on the IL is admirably adapted 10 me Sch room
where steady fire aid temperature requfed. D.
The The iuti used so $40" iid Joe
kept moderately warm by GOOD slze' 'Ch vi SOU
dry wood from 10 hours Hence its supero NY as
SICK room stove, for Offices where you have frequent oC
casiou leave your FIRE unTenewst, or
time G. The safety OF stove is perfect ought, per
baps add, that The large Sizes though more SosIy :. s
are the most economical and exhibit the peculiar lien
ruci-s the the best advantage because VIZ" ne
your room is warmed while the draught kept al he low
eSi point Yours, &c >. H. ni1SsAHA'
From Rev. Th Wickes
Having used the AirTght Stove OF MIR Bosorln curing
the past winter cordially coscur Ia the aos'e Feco
ile-'A' w " : - 80 THOMAS wICKES,
Dot s ,,.r
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TLenry 81 Go. Ha,t~s, will introduce the fashion
for The season on Friday, 9th instant
s15,r Nos. ( and 5Aslor HeuSe.
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TX A Scene in the Great Metropolis
CURIOUS ORIGIN.1
: Pcremptory Sale of Lonns, in Phiin-

deIphin-on Saturday, The 18th September 1872 al one
O'Clock P 81, the Merchants Exchange, Philadelphia
will he sold to the highest bidder for account Of whom 1t
may concern 500 Sterling, OF the Certificates OF Loan
the American Life Insurance and Trust Company OF the
City OF York, bearing interest OF cent, and
redeemabe in the year 1885, principal and interest payable
n'the City of London. RICHARDS BISPHAM,
Sun Auctioneers Philadelphia.
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T sixteenth Wars.-At meeting Of the Demo-
cratic Why Yoans Men the sixteenth Ward held
zleton'. September l4h, ls42, ADDISON D0U CHERRY,
was called the Chair and ZALmos $. HAWKINS appointed
Secretary.
The following gentlemen were appointed Delegates to
The Young Mems Convention to be hsld at Auburn on the
2ls Instant;
JAMES HORNBY, EDWARD J. ROSSITER.
5As;T coT6NH1yEY, JOINT; Cumming;
Co: - KuGGLEs. PHlLo BENNETT;
GEO WHITFIELD, Jr. WILLIAM SMITH, Jr
DAVID BELL.
Reoi,ed That the Delegates have power to fill vacan
cies and add 10 their numbers.
The following gentlemen were appointed Committee
on Resolutions: Washington Smith John p Cumming Jo-
seph w Strong, VIM. Stoutenborough George Whitfield
The Committee after retiring. reported the following
Resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
ResoiOed, That the Democratic Wing Members of Con.
gress their resistance oil Executive Power and their
bic and manly vmdcaton OF he rights OF the People against
the unhay coalition OF Northern Horizontal Tariff Loco
Focos ami Southern Free Trade Nulifers deserve the
every hrartcd American.
Resoieed, That we cordially respond to and ha with
ernor and GABRiEL FURMAN for Lieutenant GioTrrnor,
and pledge ourselves 10 ,nrn their support in Novem
Der and swell the OF popular uiumpn which
destined sweep ON the Atlantic the shores Of the
great Lakes:
Public Works, as being founded upon policy runous 10
the financial prosperity OF the State and destructive
merce that ,ympatse with the thousands of Laborers
who by tn suspense have been abandoned with their
families 10 poverty for want OF employment, and thai
the time will soon when under administration
those works will be resumed 10 the comfort of those who
enphatica i earn their bread by The OF their brow.
Ro.sed hat the patriotic and lofty stand taken by the
Wigs in favor Of Protective Tariff shows clearly whoa
the true friends OF the People; and that every azan.
chanc and manufacturer have deep and vital interest in
maintaining party which has proved itself animated by
enlightened and liberal principles and ready any hazard
TO uphold. encourage and sustain the Woodworking and
homes; productive classes md protect them against The low
prices and low wages OF European monarch'es.
Resolved, That ready 10 rally cround the great
Patriot and Statesman the head and chief OF the Demo-
cratic Wing party, the WHO truly represents 4rin
cipes and who has frmnes and honesty develop tb.m
the forty years services in the of the Peo
pie the expounder and defender of Dem cratic prin
cipes tho pacifcaor, the father Of the American System
the Senator and an2 the destined President of the
United states--HENHY CLAY, OF k"nlucky.
ResOlUed That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lshed in the NeUYo rk Tribune.
Resolved, That this meeting do adjourn.
ADDISON DOUGHERTY Chairman
Z4LMoN S. HAWKINS Secretary.
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IT The Members of the Democratic Wing Adopted
Citizens Association will Friday Evening, the 10Th
r. WINTHROP Chairman
ROBERT TWEppEI Secretary. slo2
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= Cournud,s Enu de Renute, {

II GSurnud,s Eau de Benute, or True Wa
ter of Beauty Tor removing pimpes reckleS oioches,
saowness redness ali diseases eclln de-
licate white hands neck and arms, and reans heaiihy,
inyene bloom To be had AT the original office 81 Walker
street, one door Broadway 81 per bottle Beware OF
cheap trashy and dee,erous compounds Ladies With red
tipped will find this lotion operate Ike cha ~ us
,ipaling il. 81 luis
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II New TariG.-RiCH& LOUTREL, Slationers
No 81 William street have published the Ner Grit. or
rates OF duties pay able goods and merchandise
on and after S0 day August 1872 revised and alpha
be,ically arranged by f. D. Ogden, Entry Clerk Custom
House Port OF New York. sls SITS
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u Emportaut.-OwlhS 10 severe changes IN Tue
weather many persons colds coughs rheumatism
chi other ills arising from the same cause
such say, delay not in applying TO the Moderated
Napor Baths 2o Courtland street They sure cure
SninIpr q ths rcnuire one hours EotCc. sic It.
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ADDISON DOUGHEHTY, Chairman.
Z4LMoN S. HAWKINS, Secretary.

10 Tho following is given in the Vicksburs
Sentinel as the measurement OF the Mississippi
river opposite the city of Vicksburg. Its width
is 81, 493 chains or nearly 9.20 Of one mile; great
est depth Cd feet or ID athoms; swiltest current at
the rate of 49, miles per hour; average current
at the rate of 3,l7 miles per hour. Quantity of
water passing given point in one hour, is 49,
49, 765 1874 gallons, in weight q, Id. to the
gallon, Is, 597 ,273 tons.