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jew David's or Hebrew P\astey

IN ~ i'h 10 D<AChCO WI.
Rochester, n. Y. Sept. 81, 1887.
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committed to prison for the assault with intent
XIII Crown was very seriously injured and considers him
sell fortunate in escaping with his lie.
ANOTHER FURIOUS AssAuLT-A colored woman OF infa.
nous character named Sarah Epp this morning Five
Points, rsade furious attack with coored man
named George Cisco cutting him terribly his face arms
ard body So as TO greatly endalger his life She was
Iesed and lodged in prison. and he taken 10 The City
Prison Hospital to hare his numerous wounds attended 10
by The physician.
ARREST OF CoUNTERFEiTEa-A calling his name
James Nudge went this afternoon to the Exchange Office
OF Mr. James H. Thorpe PIP Broadway, and requested Mr.
Thorpe 10 exchange for him Scs BILL purporrg be Of
the Commercial Bank OF Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
but which had been altered from $500 bill ofthe CONNER
cia! Bank OF Mlngton, Maryland. Mr.. Thorpe sent the
bill to Mr. Peck neghbong broker ascertain its char
acter and was soon Informed ha altered bill he
then detained Nudge until officer MEG rah, *ho had been
sent for arrived wher Nudge conducted 10 the Police
Once and committed to prison for examination.
LARCESIEs.-John Donal.oe arrested and committed
for stealing key of white lead worth 50 from Messr,
Squire of Roosevelt and Fron,-eel. Francisco
Rode arrested for stealing 81 in money from Gilbert
Hantz They both foreigners recently arrived and
both boarded al l02 Diversified Rode was committed 10
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Ranlsrupss.-Aug &C.

Richard vcnahles, merchant New-York, Sept %.
Edgar jenkins. auconeer, (ate firms Franklina jenkins
and o. Train & Coz Oct 20.
John Flint keeper Pearl St House. N York sept 81
Samuel C. Fiske, now OF New-York, Sept "a
James a. Berry merchant, New-York, Nov s.
William H. Gilmore, clerk, New.York, Oct L.
David Ford, Jr, cabinet maker. Canaan, sep;. "a 90
John r. Sausrlee, late banker Ncw-York, Sept 70
Charles g. Taylor firm Taylor, Brothers)N NY Sept. %
John Rutherford, tate C. Rutherford SONY New.York
Sept @.
William D. Boyd. NJ. D Philipsown, Sept. %.
Wilson Torey, M. d. Client, Sept. %
John II. Smith, commission merchant r. Y, Oct. 6.
William ii. Warner. {ate firms Cobb Warner and w ar
ner l. Puinam) New-York, Sept %.
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CITY INTELLIG ENCE.

FRIDAY, Aug. &C.
SPECIAL SEssIoNs-Before Judge LYNCH aed
Aldermen CRoLlus and PURpY.
John Smith, alias Lewis, tried for constructive petit
larceny in stealing pounds tea worth Sc from Cornelius
Auderson-guilty; remanded for sentence. Patrick Scl
assault aud battery Ann Byrnesgulty; fined els
and held bail for good behay ior John Callahan ooy
stealing copper coin from Richard Mottgu!y sent to the
House OF Refuge Christopher Cochlin stealing 81 IS from
Henry Flake-guiity; Peniientiary months Jane White
stealing $ in bills from the pocket of William Dempstey-
guiy Pententary month"; Henry Jackson colored, as
sau and battery on his weSarah-guilty iudgemensus
pended and he discharged at his wesreanest Daniel NC
Donald coored assault and battery Ann Robinson also
eoored-acqued John Smith, alias stealing IL saln s'och
and silk crava,s worth SIT from Horace H. Chapman
battery Laura Paluerguiliy; judgement suspended ana
she discharged James Simpson stealing wearing apparel
months Matthew Bowen and Patrick Rogers assault and
battery John Byrne-not guilty Pater Klein assault
and b..sy on Peter aeanSt ga sas nsaon
ttakcoa worth sic from Robsr Doughsrygul,y; sent
10 the House OF Refuge. William Russell stealing trock
coat worth $l5 from Lea--nct guilty. Several persons
charged with assault and battery were discharged tor want
oevidence. Mary McGovern stealing pair OF shoes rom
the store OF William Agateguilty; sentence suspended ti
Tuesday next.
POLICE OfFicE-ASsAULT AND BATTERY WITH
INTENT TO knL-This ,g about O'clock after Mi
csaei Crown clerk OF Anthony Crown OF the Of An
ouy and Little Water street. closed The grocery
preparatory 10 going TO sleep therein, black men
knocked nj the door, which being partially opened by him.
they entered when each Of them asked some drink dried
beef cheese. &c which furnished them They then
called for some flour, which they pretended they wished
and as he clerk was stopping over the barrel
three violent blows the head with slang shot, encoura.
ged by The other named Alexander Davis and they would
UNDOUBTEDLY have killed the clerk had his cries for os-
sance brought persons the rescue The unknown col.
ofed soian escaped by running but Davis an
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DIED:

Ga Friday August IS, OF consumption, MISS Sarah Keen,
her age.
Her friends and acquaintances and those Of her family,
are requested attend her funeral from the Orchard street
IJoiyersast Church. tomorrow afternoon ) O'clock
The members Howard Lodge l. o. OF o. F., and OF the
order generally are also invitc! attend.
August JOSEPH youngest child of Alfred Decker aged
years and months.
Angus, 25, Esther Green, widow of Hugh Green aged
- years
August 25 Miss Mary Dolap, aged so
August IS Barbara relct o: George Gates, aged y.
25 Bridget SlevIn, her 36th
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pnsaenpers Arrived

In the ship George Washington from Liyerpool-W Wild
! l. Todd OF New York K Latour, of Germany
Clark, of Ireland; Arkwright, Oh EnSlau' anu @o' ="
In the bark Sycamore, from Rio Janciro-AIrs Gardner
In The brig Telegraph, from Bermuda-G Nj Lewis and
n Bridges ,,c,,,,.
In the brig Orleans, from New Oreans-r Sl1de ana la
day II C Bradley, J C Denman, II Hubbard A Akin, }
G
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p Rev. j. O. Choules viii Lecture, Tomorrow
Evening on the Fy-Third Chapter OF Isaiah, and Will
through The chapter services csmmeneng halt past
He breaches regularly every Lords Day at bali pas. 10
house in sxth-s,reet between the Bowey and Second
Avenue. au<! ~
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NJ TRY before You BUY

II Try before You Ruy.-Remember every pur-
chaser DR. Felix GouraudS celebrated Powders for up
roofing hair without the slightest injury to The skin,
them testcbc tuylns-prooi positive tbs and no mis-
take. To he had nowhere else IN New Iork but AT 81
Walker street, one from Broadway. 81 per bottle
AGENrs-New Haven, E. Myers; Providence, c. Dyer, Jr
Poughkeepse, J. Gray; Lowell, Mcssrs Carleton Co.
Boston, Jordan, ifilk-st AUS Inns
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p;,,shnryb. Pa Auyust 18Th. 1890 au24 Iwi
VTNITED STATES Tea Emporium,

III, late 10 Chatham street. New-York, whoies"ie
and rctaiThe Canton Tea Company conunne 70 oaeh or
Their assortment specially includes the most delicious AID
powerful grades of Green and Black Every nsa
the stamp of neatness and elegance, and the Tea t
lily and power viii remain unmpaired in any climate lheI
system Of prosecuting business perhaps eaIes a ~, 70 ri pih
of the customer especially with respect t. weight anu
quality and unriyaIed cfeapness All purchasers are eaea
upon any articles which tal 70 give eae s na
promptly refunded Country merchants pnnle dS.
fnen heads OF families and ship w nna
ded advanageto supply themselves toin 'is
opders from ali parts Of the United States executed with
esy warehouse il America for the sale Of Hou-
80; .sib. os giask Tea aug26 I'm
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IL Mechanics, Attoniioa "A meeting of the
Mechanics Executive Cotanuee will be held on Monday
evening next, sa inst, halfpaa O'clock at Military
Hail. (Bowery opposite Springstreetl The PURPOSE OF
appointing Delegates the Convention Of the State Asso
citation of Mechanics TO be held a, Albany Wednesday,
August SlsI for the transaction OF other important bus
nets Mechanics in general are requested attend
ROBERT P. GETTY, Chairman.
JAMES DORIAN, Secretary. au27 81
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u EccIesiastical Notice,

~ Ecclesiastical Notice.-on the FIRST Sabbath
of SEPTEMBER the small Chapel OF the University will be
open for regular religious services, morning evening
the design being organize Presbyterian Church in
uecton with Tue General Assembly Tod School and nm
der The pastoral care of the Rev John Lille, A. NJ.
Public worship will commence al l0 o'clock A NJ and
auL7 IT.
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PORT OF NEW-YORk, AUGUST q, 1857
IMMATURE ALMASAc,-THIs DAY
Tgr SUN rae aooN FULL SEA
Rises S Is Sets 6 s. Rises 9 g Morn 4 Is Eve. s
--latest Dates.
LoxpoN l9lHAvRE .............Juiy IL
l9lNEw-oaLE AVS. Aug II
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Allbre, Hnchnan, Boston, Elder.
Br bark Huron Mowat ST John. NIB.
Dutch Gallo, De Vreede, Wesman, AmsterdaN, Boom
Gram.
Br ketch Comet Vesey, Liverpool, MS. Middleton Co
Schr. Josephine, Robinson, Richmond, Cooley Co.
Alex Washington, Dusmcrc Pensacola, Snrges Clear
man; HaIcyop, Patterson Aapalachicola Badger Peck
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship George Washington, Burrows S2 ds i'm Liverpool,
mdze TO Grinnel Mintuin Co.
Brm ship Elara Vessels So DIS fin Trinidad, mdze to
Bark Ellen Copeland 10 DIS i'm Trinidad sugar 10 Chas-
terrain Provost
Br. Orleans smith, 10 DIS FIN Frankfort, mdze to order
Brig Isabelle, Mckee, DIS fin Arrcabo PIX, sugar. &c
Brig Tum 0Shan;er Allen, Is ds I'm Caracao, SKINS &c
to Joseph Foulke Sou
Schr Maria Hopkins 10 ds I'm Baltimore, iron pipes to
sch, Select Johnson ds fin Nebern. NC naval stores
- s shr' Peter Ritter, Lamkin, Va, with wood.
BELOW ship and Sbrigs.
NJ There have been IS arrivals from foreign ports this
week, ameng which were from Liverpool with IS emit
grant nassepgers from Hayre with 255 do do; from
Glasgow with 1874 do do; 2rom Antwerp with zs DO doi
from s, Johns n F., with l44 do do de from Gihra
,sr with 81 do dc; from Aberdeen with 10 DO DO to'n
Roeraap, with 81 do Go; from Bremen with 2s5 do DO
Total 2U7S eigran. passengers arrived at THIS pos' w
week There were also 10 passengers from other ports
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Read Read. Reaat!..
Fran he Editors of the Ntsr York Metsod. Ct,tls7 Id

Fram he Editors of TIE Nsr York Methods. Cstls7 Id
1oeate cnG Journal, Dug 10.
II SEAsS' EIsLE BIocRIpaT-This is mos b"dutfn
worn far paper printing, embe ishmens and bind
ing are couceTneS ocavo volume, and contains
49I pages OF letter press illustrated with OF the most
spirited engravings We have seen isr oog iiync Ihe
fontispiece by Losing, represents Doddrds5 etheI
teaching him Scripture history by D. tci tiles Tbs an
exquisite picture and which the eye may rest wth
more ordinarv delight We have not had time 10 read
mos, respectable Journals We joase il will be well
ceved by the religious public Price, $50. Sold at No
l22 Nassau street, New YORK. aul5 iIHlS
u apencer's Imitation Ho!eskIn Enf.-
This popular article commended the public as pecu-
Harry desirable te present tne for its economy For
elegance and durability it completes successfully WIKI; the
most costly Hats worn Price s. % SPENCER,
alsu Fashionable Hater. No. 245 Broadway.
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| " Second Advent Preaching every Sabbath,
al The usual hours the Eal Broadway House.
OF Grand street The Public respectfully invited 10 at
1 a,,CZ IL
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II Five Hundred different designs Necklaces
Bracelets, Watch Guards Earrings, Breas-pins, Flow
ers Rings, Wigs Scaps, &c. Ladies gentlemen hav
ing hair OF living deceased friend, get i. formed by
BARRY any design the mind can conceive, in such
form il will he keepsake Invaluable. A. c. B., the only
Artist in Hair in this Country, l46 Broadway corner of
Liberty street nm stairs aul6 lHliS
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u achool.-The Pathological Institute, No. 81 E!da
rdre.street, Grand English and Classical School
for Boys, Richard Cofae'l Principal This School vii
reopen for the ensuing the 29th Instant and
the Principal will be in attendance few days previous, to
receive sew applicants Boys prepared to enter College or
qualified for those pursuits which do not require collegiate
education. Charges for tuition from to Is dollars. No
extra charge stationery fuel The most satisfactory
references given. auII 2ts~
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening. Angus; Is by the Rev. james n
Perry, Mr. William Henderson Miss dary jane Doaald-
son, all OF this city.
In Norfolk Conn., August s. by the Rev. Mr.. Eldridge,
Payne Kenyon KiIbouru Of Lichheld 10 Elizabeth A.,
daughter of Warren Coae Esq.
In HaverAlI Mass August Is, by Rev. Mr. Lawrence,
Mr.. William Ta-Sa- Editor OF the Essex Banner formerly
OF Gofstown, n. H., to Miss Mary Jane Marsh.
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NJ Just Published-No. 4 OF the Life nnt
,peeches of Henry Clay.-Agenls supplied at 8

1P INST Published-No. OF the Life and
speeches of Henry Clay.-Agenls supplied at 81
per hundred For sale a. the Tribune office, and by th
Publisher.
The publisher hiss the pleasure to announce that ewing
TO the liberal patronage which has osen extended 10 DIS
work, he is enabled to add
TWO MORE EMB ELLISHMENTs
TO those already announced, beng
A VIEW OF THE STATUE,
erected in honor of Mr. Clay the NATIONAL read nea
Wheeling Va Ii viii be engraved STEEL and published
with the 18th number. Also
FAC-SIMILE OF A LETTER
From MIR. CLAY, engraved copper, which will be pub
lished with The 18th number.
number of Short Speeches made by Nj. CLAY during
his long OF arduous services the country, will be
published in the appendix j. g. SWAIN,
aus7 q SIS Barclay street
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IMPORTANT NEWS TO ALL WHO
wish 10 buy Cheap Dry Goods.

n Wi,n 10 0uy Cheap Dry o0oas.
The subscribers take this method OF giving ihe
information 10 TIER numerous customers and the public in
general that they coa;inrty -cceyug IRON
and best styles Dry Geods at the lowest prices
We would say all those who wish 10 buy eheap 10 give
rs CALL are determined 10 sell as cheap ho'
er than anT ether establishment in this city.
Our STOCK OF s!LhS comprises all the different styles
in the market and they viii be prices that will well
correspond with the Hard Times.
BOMB AZiNES! ALPACCALUSTRES. MERtNoS,Scs
Just received JET and blue black Bonbazines
A.ss, OF Mode color Alpaca LuStres
do jet and blue black do
three do do do do
a superior quality and very high lustre.
One case black and blue black English Merino
Two brown and other cotors do
Two :. mode color, French do
Several cases OF Muslin LANES OF various styles ard
prices from Is per yard.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS.
8 cases of Freuch Prints, from Is 81 per yard
English do Is do
10 Merrimac, BRISTOL, Fall River, Dover AMI
American Prints Works, comprising the newest patterns at
Sd, Sd, Sd, lod, and Is per yard.
SHEETINGS! SHIRTINGS, Ge.
Just received from the Agents
Is bales Brown SbeeAgs embracing the most celetra
ted styles from Cd per yard.
Also 20 Long Cloth Shir,ings of the following
ryles, viz York Mills Boo, Mills Hamilton, Lawrence,
Thorndike, Dwight Mills, &c. 3D. Sd, Cd, l0d and Is
per yard
Also case OF heavy Long Cloth shee,ns yards wide,
I frs; article.
Also ull assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres Saine,s,
Nestings, sc. &c which will be sold cheap by
sp25 s,isTh. S&M s BARKER & co. Isl Grand ST.
7 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES
Il SUTTON RUMBLE wish to hllom their Gus
TONER'S and others about 10 purchase DRY GOODS thai
they daily receiving from Auction large quantities of
Goods suited 10 the present and approaching which
they willing sell at lower price than they think The
same styles be purchased in the city. Opposed 10 The
plan naming line OF Goods not possessed by the adver
tise invite persons call any article in the line, and
them that they will be disappointed in either tho
style OF Goods or price.
N. B.-No deception practised at this store.
au22 lwis+ 1T Spripgs,rect, corner Sullivan
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go A GROCERY STAND TO LET
No II Hicks s., Brooklyn. Possession Immediately
Inquire the PREMISE auL. %,
iaA SOUTH BROOKLYN-Wanted TO
purchase Tor cash. neat plain two or ,hree story
the South Ferry Address w. T. this ONCE price
and location. auZI u
Ia TO LETT Possession given immedi-
aely) the parloy, back rosm kiche', ani Gel
lar OF House No. Conmerce-Iree; corner % bt-fh-r.
Rem, low. Apply on the PREMISE s4+f -
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II The weekly Tribune tor this week contains
THE BOUNDARY TREATY between Great Britain and
The United States; TRIAL OF LIEUT. WILKES Com
mender OF the Exploring Expedition Congressional Pro-
ceedings of the week ew-York Legislative Proceedings
-ipport;onueni Bill; EDITORIALS On the Tariff, The
Veto Power Direct and Indirect Taxation Ohio Legsa-
,ure Wing Principles and John Tyler, kc. &C.. FOREIGN
NEWS, POETRY and Love. by Lonsfellow, The
S2rs OF Night Shepherd OF King AdTetus Earthquakes
The OWNING Rod Special Correspondence fom Wash
ngton; Money Matters dc Also, several columns of Ms
ceaneous Items and EDITORIAL. variety Of sutects
Price 81 cents. Subscriptions for the year g
II Tickets for the Dinner 10 be given 10 LORE ASH
BuRroS by Merchants and other citizrns OF NewYork
Thursday the lst OF September may be had application
either Of the undersigned, the Committee of Arrange
me.ts 10 who IS requested that notice OF intention 10
be present may be given at early day.
JAMES D. p OGDEN, JAMES G. KING,
PROSPER NJ. wETMoRE, sTEPHEN WHITNEY,
JAMES LEE, WILLIAM B. AST0R,
GEORGE GRISwOLD, CORNs. W. LAWRENCE,
BENZ. L. SWAN THEOD. SEDGwICK,
AUS 6tis ROBERT B. MINTURN.
II Geary Sc Go. viii introduce the fall styles for
Gentemen's Hal, Saturday, September Sd aulS stf
II Warwick, 10 Broadway, will ;niruluce his
new style OF Gen,emens Fall Hats Saturday, Septem
Der Sd. auG Tu,rh&S
u Orlando Fish will introduce h;s Fal! Style o
FATS for genemen's wear, sn Thursday, September ISL
l57 Broadway. zu25 ST
II Charles Watson, HAT 1nti Cap EaaEa
koieSale and Retail Warehouse ltS Chat,
ham-sree, up sairsSores l5i ChathaHs and lGo Bow
cry.
Tcrms-Cash approved paper. aui9 istt
II -Four Dollar 7Aats.-WARNOCK,l ITO Droad-
way iTites The attention OF gentlemen superior black
Hat at the moderate price Of Four Dollars This quality of
hat is particularly commended the economis, article
possessing largely the essentials The costly and pre-
pared with all the and external finish Of bis first
quality. jyll M"kSisd
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~ PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Thcse persons having
furniture OF any description to dispose Of or who are break
Or alt of their goods by sen,ig their address, calling
apon the subscriber. Goods 70 any amount purchased.
+. COTTON * co. 1877 ChatF aui-s,.
Al Private Sale-2 first Piano Fores that will be sold
very low. ieZC II
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TITO THE PUBLIC.-Caution.-There
i is an article called Kolastock's Verm1ge lately put
in by the house of Costock& Co. NO II MAIDEN
lane New York Civ which is well calculated TO mislead
the unwary The medicine called is pu; up 10 nearly
the same style of bottles wrappers &c as thai OF te
ed TO be The sane as Fahnestocks" hasao been stated
in the of the spurious article IN the New os
Journal of Commerce. that Fahnestocks E supposedto BE
the same article"
Oar Vermuge has been very extensively known through
ont the Country oro than years past and ow,
Ing 10 lis intrinsic ror has gained envia5le reputation
which the makers OF Knl.toek VeImuge are seeking to
profit by in calling theirs tie same
We mos; positively declare their statement to be ncor
rect for pone beside ourselves be- acquainted
wi III the ingredients which compose the genuine Fame
,,ocs Vernuge unless indeed Vermifuge has been
transferred bottles marked Komstock which may have
been done 10 give il character Messrs
Coms;ock Co. have within year past purchased Of Us
upwards of one hundred OF the genuine article.
1t is to be hoped that discerning public wtEown upon
such mean attempts profit by the weearned reputation
OF our valuable medicine.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK CO
p;,,shnryb Pa August l5ih 1870 au24 Iwis
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u Remember t;,e Removal of the Zeal
Cnmphine Oii, Spirits and Improved Burner to La
Fayelte Hail. 5g Broadway, opposite Niho al prices re
duccd nearly 80 per cent. g. w. McCREDY, Jr.
an TX ~
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u MeMItH, VuIe1 NEd C01HI0rt-IHe uTd-
ham House 63 }aclay-s. NewYork, prolers advantages
TO Strangers stopping days weeks in the city such
rarely offered tits eigy located on clean and
The immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments convenient and neat while lis table
procured, excluding entirely Animal Food and Slnuants
Of all kinds Charges moderatesl to 81 Is per day for
Portable. Shower Baths free. Remember IS BarclaysL
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Markets,

ASES-About rs barrels Pots 62t and 30 do Pears
nj 5 S7l is the extent OF operations to-day.
COTTON-The market remains very duh. o,oo
FLOUR-The receipts to-day we're large probably 6ooo
barrels mostly Gpnesee Prices about Sd lower than
Yesterday Sales OF 250o bbls at OCT for Senesce
and 90 for Ohio The purchasers were mostly by Que par.
tv and about 1000 bbs were for British Provinces Ohio
was offered al IS to arrive week Very little Mlchi.
sae here Troy 30 5o6l Sales 900 bbl HSxap Rich,
mon :y for Shipment al IS on the wharf Georgetown
old is held nj S7 and new at 81 bnt could be bought
lower. Corn Meal CO. Rye Flour 80 8 62i
GRAIN-Saes $500 bushels Illinois Wheat Tor milling al
1o0 and 7e0 at O4c Small sales Genesee seed Wheat at
iac Corn is very scarce and wanted Sales 700 bushels
NewOrleans at SIC weight. Oats du-Se 81 Canal 70 a
so River. Rye So Coo. No sales.
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II Ca.h-To Printers.-The advertiser will pay
CASH second hand Washington Smith PRESS not
under No A. sound and in good running order line left
the desk Of The Tribune Office before O'Clock this day,
with address and the lowest price, viii be attended TO-
J. T. NEWMAN.
p S A fSunt Of about 800 lbs OF Long Primer OF Bre
ver but little will also be purchased. Address as
above. with Of founder. hnI II
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DIANO FORTES-A handsome as
.or,uen warranted OF the best quality in every re-
snr for sa,e =, very low prcc No. lsi Centresee
opposite csnaLstrcet 1agz7 4t.i} BACON RAVEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

TThe Magazines fog OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hIILEs, 205 Broadway, have received GrahamS Maya
zine % cents; Godeys Ladys Book 8 cents The L1dys
World of Fashion, l8s cents Boston Miscellany, % cea
The Lady's Musical Library, 25 cents.
Subscriptions received Tor the above at the cheap Cash
Rook.Sio 205 Broadway. aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

u Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile and made air rate watergh for seven cents
foot, paved with Cement concrete. for ten dollars
for the bulk or space 81! thouSnndbrick.
iy20tr ABIJAH SMITH &c Hamilton-s-