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wHlTEoAK TIMER


WHITE OAK TIMBER
In cribsor singleiogs, or saw
cd 10 order, for keel pieces.
mill shafts, &c. ; vale stuff
and plank Of all sizes; ma.
chinists' dimension stuff
bridge timber, king and queen
posts, header aud trimmer
beams, dock Tenders, &c.
GEORGIA PINE TIMB Err
in Logs, for topmasts or
sawed into plank, rails, CO
lulnns and girders. engine
frames. and every other dcs-
crjptiOn that NAV be REQUIRED.
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, y
, or Balsamic Elixir for preserving the gums ard
ieeth This invaluable dence is now offered 10 TIE pub
ums cleaning the noEh and whitening the teeth, refresh
ing the palate and taking all unpleasant taste or odo
smoking or from dccaYed teeth In word is beyond
the necessity Of puff. Make trial of bottle and il will
spenll for itself.
n b. Each bette bearing The directans on tie label
Sold by Messrs. Souard & Denc, 5Sl broadway ans 2
Park-rew; Mr. y King & Co46 Broadway corner Grand
Mr. Mihau l8S Broadway; Aessr. Grion us Broadway
corner Cour,land, Afeser Rushon Aspinwal, ITO
Broadway, So William and 10 Aston House. aule llss
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in logs. or sawed INFO rang
ing an. cross timber, and
for all other uses requiring a
low-priced article.
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r5saas hGRAND EXCURSIONS

-, for the Fishing Banks of Sandy Hook
every Tuesday and Friday during the The large
and conimodious steamboat SUPERIOR, Capt John GOui
Tor The season ON Friday morning May 9th, leaving he
pier foot of Chambers-s. al O'Clock, Hammon.st past
g. Canals, past g. Pier No. ~ r to 9ocock, Market
street Pier soclock Catherne.s Ferry Brooklyn, past
o and Pier No. NJ Il. past O'Clock, landing at Fon
Hamilton.
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at Wake Forest.
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Mechanics Association of New
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tct Of Incorporation of their Society
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~0THE PUBLIC.-Persons wanting LIN
SEED OIL or FLOUR by the Barrel or Load,
Will Wiz THOS. w. HOLDEN.
County. - A202t
Nv If 1912. fSO'O''
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mittee on Military Affairs which, at the sugges-
ton of Mr.. G.. Jones, was withdrawn.
A message from the Governor being announ-
ced, MIR. Busbee, the Clerk Assistant, read to the
House, as follows
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FERrooL ASp HAL,rAx-S,esm :hg Columbia, at Boston
|, Cannon Daniels For Boston: Rev d. Lddell' lsdv
| hid, AleM Knox Jr Mrs Knox, Mrs Mckee. Mis-. Nc.
Mr Guliene and lady Rev A McDonough, Mrs Brad
Ben Hamilton. Col e B Wsldron,, Messn Ioellac, Gil
h de Royeray Il Fleming, ID Robertson, Williamson
louise c Monk Forbes, VIM Pehn, Thos Di,on, Pate rs
FeeouIt Hamilton, Mckee, Mckee Jr, Kennedy, w Il
re, Pau, JAS Laurie, I 3 Sylvester o Hopey, saiis
ury, Sherlock, q simpson, Backler and son, WIN
nan From Halifax To Boston. Bishop Of Newfoundland
II Hyder.
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State OF Trade.


The advces from abroad have produced no immediate
ge in the markets. The news is generally favorable
pine articles OF agricultural produce lard bee and
E. They complain, however, that the lard is adute
ID with -four and that the beef is too salt There is
prospect of the business being the increase.
The London Fur sales just concluded, have gone of
more spirit than did the last Spring sales. Beaver
were ia very little demand, and may be said to be
20 to IS per cent lower Of those imported from the
FED States 1000 being bought in out of % 463 in ALL
coon skins which form leading article OF the trade
maintained former prices, If they did not, indeed
some advance, and other descriptions all decid-
higher figures; 1873 900 raccoons were sold. OF mus
fh, zoo sold with spirit and at advanced rates. OF
tin IL 54S found ready purchasers and at considera-
advance on the Spring prices; while Of otter 3,72l
hrd rather more money, and Commanded more ready
ngs. OF bear skins 47O0 met steady demand the
lie being bought for expectation. The prices in this
were, perhaps, not quite SO good. Fox in some in
ICES, brought much higher prices, the whole that were
ed about 23,0O0) going off with great spirit Lynx
rather dull and prices were still fiat. OF mink H..
in good request and prices much better, partcu-
for the darker sorts, which sold extremely high.
{ skins were in less animated demand, and for COM
cat the rates except in the of Halifax, which
WELL the biddings continued low
Tea sale took place to-day with the following results
pung Huson37 half chests 81 cents per b 227 do do
chests 49, "a do 43 Sc hf do 49, Is chests 81 AZ do
81 hf do &c. 80 do do 35t 293 do do 35; 20 do do 34
10 do 34 s9 do do and II chests 3d. LAG do and 100 hi
b; LOG chests Withdrawn.
ysonl50 chests $751; 25 l4lb boxes 55; 375 do do S.
yson Skn-67 chests 4lt; 10 do 3S4; 80 do 81 Ia do
30 do 50; l22 do s4A 45 do 49, l25 do sit; 81 do
b.
half chests s7i u do do TO- IS de do CO.
500; 10 do do SAL; 10 do do 81; 80 do do 4s4; rs
boxes 46; 525 do 45a so Glib do do SO; $50 do do
peral-lO hf chests at sll l0l do do 70A; Is do do
do do 59 IL do do So; III l3b boxes 52A IS l3lb do
P25 do do 40, so Glib boxes so; $50 do do 40.
uchong-4s 3llb boxes at so; 50 do withdrawn.
btchong-ll7 lob boxes at 81.
bngou-l70 chests at IS.
btton-In prices there has been perceptble varia
The transactions include $50 bales Upland at 81
s. 200 Mobile, 81 81; and 100 New Orleans, 81 o.
after price ( new crop, together $50 bales.
biasses-New iberia, 20 cents; Porto Rico, 10 23},
zeal Stores-Norh County at So u.s. cash; Spirits Tur
inc, Southern at 81 cts. OF Rosn Wilmington, for
at 81 49, cash.
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Died..

her residence, Rye, Westchester, Co.. the morn
of the 4th instant, Mary Co. relict of the late John
eberger.
be friends of the families respectfully invited to
her funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock, from 1913
cker street.
Wednesday October 5th Harriet L., daughter of
ate Eli jah Adams, aged l9 years.
relatives and friends Of the family requested to
her funeral at o'clock, this afternoon from the
ence OF Andrew Adams, at the foot Of S6th street,
th River.
r remains will be taken to Carmel, Putnam county,
X,termenf
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs

BY RIELL &ARCULARIUs.
ss md e ss Ss'T Of Rsn
e: s1 81 ':ss;
them : The Gallery ~ a &c on Friday
ii Ss sy b with catalogue:
W INES L1ed NH sWsA EaAk Ase ssx c. nuMBERr
81 % @ this e% b.4,y hs .s;
and pine apple Jamaica pr the qu'iy also port
Harris aa. sSa SaSss port Oldham gold sherry assorted
q .s' stas don isa
a esIg to- shs
superior quality. oo itsr
JACOB pLArH T ,P ASs,o :,
and CuIeIy, desirable staple heavy
sheffield German and Amencsn. Also, 1000 card. Of Cutie
Of sssS sssness ~e &c. beng the pate rn cards
Ao bowie l1ys. dt and bunting knives the whole Of
de,trs. o5 Ctr
A UCTION, MOTTO E-By CARTER CO.. Store No.
a. cs'S Rue: sSi"s
assortment Of new English Csens ever offered aaetion
comprising ingram and three ply carpets and ued
and
china Tea and coffee china sno shades
wine and stock glasses glass jars for druggists and preserves
new ard hand Fussnure Vi. msh9xany
hossny eeh tire tables bur aus superior toned piano forte
in bottles and loaf and brown teas in small
all Of which they call the attention Of dealers and
housekeepers. OF 2ts*r
Is. X. J. GERARD and JNO E. VAN ANTWAKP
EXTENSiVE sale Of English Lamps, Jappanery, Plated
II Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery &c.. &c-Tuesday Octo
ber o'clock at No 3t5 Broadway and
salu able sss%us ofEpg.h Tampa plated cutlery
shades and chmneys; lacquera and bTonzed two t
and four light mantle lamps plain and with splendid uses
do three and four light hanging boat lamps with various
ments and lues; bracket and pedestal
did pattems bronze and acquered canaecks chimney
nam.nts &c. &c trays, single and in nplee
setts of and rich patterns; plated cutlery Of all
cake baskets candestcks sets &c &c fine table
cutlery in sets of so pieces and in doz Of knives only and
knives and forks &C., &c.
NJ B. The above all consequently lately received direct
from Br bingham and Sheffield and will be
| old peremp orily TO the highest bidder, for cash
Also, OF superb English china 'di
nng desert and tea SERVICE with general rich
fancy articles. OF 8t*m
SELLING OFr-MICHAEL REESE, late Of the OF
~ Reese Hills offers for sale at large
pocket and dirk knives and
table cutlery Of every de crption. Also, Britannia ware
and coffee sets and table spoons accodians gold
pins chains, and gold levers &c, &C. This stock
positively be sc on before the lsi Of November
MICHAEL. REESE
ST lmsrc 10 Maiden Lane, stairs.
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AUCTION SALES

BY THOMAS BELL.
sSfores Nos % .4nn and rs FULTON sfvssfl
THURSDAY,
AT 10 O'Clock, the auction ROOM
In continuation, the splendid watches cry diamonds
gold and silver plate clocks KEYS rings
pms Sc ~ order OF assignee, aud the
naming of matchmaker will be and closed as
above.
FRIDAY.
At 10Y o'clock in the sales
Extensive and valuable sale Of French bedseads sofas
paiior and rocklpg Chairs ottomans dirans Nc
Also, without surerb and really excellent piano
ioTtes oge theI with the balance stock Of uphoere
mattresses qlllts eomfoes and numerous supper articles
the line by catalogue
Also, about 60 choice old paintings property
epieure. - - - -
Also2 large and valuable rollers inch diameter for roll
ipg metals nc also, copperate printing press
sc. $780,
SATURDAY
Valuable Furniture SaleAt l0x s'clk tho sale rooms
will be disposed Of without reserve the highest bidder
Aso-he entire splendid stock Of a Cabinet maker.
-. MONDAY. ~
AT 10 l2 O'clock, at the auction room,
Sale OF The stock OF an upholserer also sofas sofa BEDS att
counterpanes, &c.
At l0h o'clock in the sale
Large sale OF valuable and seasonabe dry goods trunks Of
clohns part Of the stock Of merchant tailor fine ot Of
remnants London cloths cassmees vesngs hosiery gloves
hdkls shirts, collars, SC. -h'
Also various hsrdwas jswey, groceries. pledged articles.
Also Watches and other articles. by order Of the
ors of the Maine Hospital.
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS,
SATURDAY, Oct 9, 10Y O'Clock
Elegant Furniture: Pianos, &c.
MONDAY, Oct. 9, l0H o'clock
Wines, Liquors, Segars, &c.
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 Ship Masters.

sh, esteem It favor, If captains Of vessels arriving
will give TO Commodore w. A. Bassett, of eet
br Of the shipping left at the pert whence they saed the
Lis spoken on their passage list of their cargo and any
[m newspapers they may have. Commodore Basseu viii
them Immediately their arrival. We viii reciprocate
Iyor in
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Tn NORTHUMBERLAND.

correspondens in foreign ports fully requisite,
Ind BY every vessel all the intelligence they cal
b. Nautical information OF any kind, from any re
| at horne or abroad. will be thankfully received
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ship Neptune, Rollins New Oheans.Ships Palmyra
son, do John Elwell; Vermont, Mayhem, Savannah,
tlesey, do ii Havilspd.-Brigs Warsaw, Koopman, Ma.
s. NJ Tayiori Dew Drop, (Br) Fowler, Newfoundland,
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ADJUSTMENTS,


NIBLO's GARDEN.
THIS EVENING Octs
ANOTHER si'RoNG EXTRACTION.
NINTH NIGHT
or the Revival. with entirely scenery machinery dsas
and decorations Of he popular and magnificent
GREEN MONSTER!
In which Will appear
GABRIEL R.AYEL
And the whole OF the talented RAVEL FAMILY,
srHrs EVENING" GsmPo5S e nov & will
AN OVERTURE
After which
M. DECHALUMEAU.
NJ Laronce Leos yayelli Roquinet, J Rayel
Jules, Antoine Rayel Finot francois RsveI
NJ. pechaumean Mons FeIin Mile Olivier Mime JRsvei
DURING ,hs panlomme, Gallop vagois by the Cops-de
Daie'' 'omie fas syren, by Gabriel Ravel and
10 De followed by the most Pantomime
dnced N America, called
THE GREEN MONSTER:
Oh-IHE DREAM ACCOMPLISHED
Twelve New Scenes
Scenery by Mr. Lehr-Machinery by MIR Hi,eb,ns.
The Green Monster, Mon. C.,lo
Chief Of the Sorceren, DsnSs.,A
The White Gem M Will
Grand Priest, Mons Exeor.
4',Iuque, Jerome Rayei
rhe W hl,e nhght, Antoine kAvel
naJVc, Francois RAvel
Cheyaler LIE Grand, Leon Jayelii
Eanegmm,,. Grbnel Ravei
Eosaile, MILE Doutrevile
u,, gertrude, Mime Antoine
The whole 70 conclude with GRAND INSTRUMEN.
TAI CONCERT.
The Garden opens halfpast sixPe nees
hacpast seven.
I1ckets--50 cents
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Married.

Tuesday evening Oct. 4h, by Rev. DR.. Wainwright
MrAKIM to MARIA, daughter of John Mowton, Esq.
this city.
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'oRr OF NEW YORK, OCT. 8. issa.


EBss... 10 MOON SETS .......... 6 ~
|Ers-... ..-...... 5 AZ HIGH wsTsR... 10 II
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pILLIARDS.-Ous Field respectfully invites lovers
u ,hs amusement TO ell Bsssfords Rooms over thqCh
choice NAV be had Of eight na Stare Marble Iron
orMabogany, with India Rubber Cloth Composition lush
ions III combination with all the late European
Visitors viii find the bar either wsshingtonian OF
may suit their fancy. sV lm""ee
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EXHIBITION OF
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE


THE franklin Institute Of the State Of for he
Exhibition OF American in the large Saloon Of
the Philadelphia Museum in Ninth street, Chesnut in
the city Of Philadelphia on Tuesday, October
18th, and TO continue for two weeks. 49, -
Silver Medals and Certificates Of Honorable Mention Of the
Institute These honorable testimonials Of merit will be dis
tbued the generous and impartial principles hcs
toore and they will be awarded by dsnterested ndgss ell
The will be ready for the reception articles
intended for exhibition on SATURDAY October 18Th and I'll
ed before 10 o'clock (noon Tuesday October isih
The Of tile Institute being DESTROYS Of exhibiting
Industry solicit from the manufacturers and mechanics in
parts Of the Union specimens Of their productions, well
those OF the kinds made for ordinary Sales those which
the greatest care and sill has been bestowed then
that the best exerons of the Institute shall be
proper estimate Of American fabrics The regulations
for the exhibition and any Other information relative thereto
may be obtained IRON
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
6neod 3t*I Acuay Of the Franklin Institute, Phiida
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

Pit l2H Upper Tier rs First Tier 50 cent?
THE SOLDIER OF NORMANDY.
To be succeeded by
KATE KEARNEY.
To conciue I'll
FREDOLFO, or the Wizard Of the Mountain.
Doors will open at 7-Curan will quarter bcfoe
o'clock precisely.
Box Office open daily from Q S. where Tickets may
purchased and places secured.
PARK THEATRE.
MR.. AND MRS BKOUGHAM
THIS EVENING. October 9th, will be performed
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Dazzle MIR Brougham
Lady Gay Spsnker Mrs BrouEham
To conclude with
THE IRISH LION.
49, Tom Moore Mr. Brougham
First Tier rs cens I'd Tier cents; Pit 37 cents; Gallery
ga cents.
Doors open at d TO o'clock and the performance will
commence at a u past7.
1.-THE Bowey Bill is published in the Herald on account Of
our regard Tor Celeste When her cleses wall
again be excluded from columns
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SIGNOR DE BEGNIS'
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
SIGNOR DE BEGINS,
Begs respectfully his friends and the public
that he will give
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert.
THIS EVENING, OCT 9th,
1T THE APOLLO CONCERT ROOM,
Newly panied and decorated,
For which occasion he has engaged and well
selected
ORCHE STRA,
And variety OF Vocal and Pieces will be per.
formed by the foil owing Eminent Artists
VOCAL.
MADAME SEGUIN, MRS. BAILEY,
MADAME MECOVINO MALONE
Who will make her first appe arance in New York
MR.. 4. SEGUIN, MR.. PLUMER,
And SIGNOR DE BEGNIs.
SOLO PERFORMERS.
MIR. TIMM, HERR APPELLES
Plan oforte Solo Clarionetto Solo.
SIGNOR RIBAS,
Oboe Solo
w PENSION MR. TIMM,
Leader ofthe Band, who will preside at the Piano.
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DHOENIX BANK OF CHARLESTOWN Mass
The young who bought Diamond Ring for Sx5 h.
Broadway on Tuesday aud paid for in the above bills aer
the bank had failed, will be ecoenzedhe Police have In
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MEMOIR ANDA

pELGIAN STEAM NAvIGATlON-The steamer Br.
fish Queen Cant Eyekhot for Antwerp via southamr.
ton VIII sail on Friday October 7th at o'clock Her letter
bags Gpn's Foreign Letter Office, the Exchange
will close en- the above day at o'clock osN