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CIeareG,


Ship Arabella, Price, Portsmouth, II.
Briggs Black Hawk, Robinson, Rio Gfande, Corning &
Son En,erprize (Br, Dukee, Yarmouth, S Bra'nr;
Mohawk, Corham Laguna, Geo Whitaker; Excel Baxter,
Savannah, Sturgcs Chairman; Victory Elwel Charles
,on c. r. Powell; Odessa Coffin Norfolk, Barclay <
Livingston; Grand Turk, Mayo Norfolk Nesmith Leeds
4 Co.
schrs Victory, Dickson, Alexandra, D c, Sturges s
Chairman: Henry Clay, Tucker Key West, w W Pratt;
Cassus, PriestIy, Gloucester Mass, } E!well Go.
Shin Chr,oval Colon smith, DAYS from Havana with
sugar &c, to spoNord Tileston s. Co The brig Box
er sailed TWO days before, bound cruise
Ship Ohio Hatch, 10 days from Orleans, with cotton,
to Badger s Peck
Brig oprnango, vose 10 days from St J.go de Cuba,
with sugar coffee and tobacco to Dunscombe < Beck with
Brig Harriet Brown, II days from East Cacos, Bahamas,
with salt, TO Middleton x Co.
Bremen brig Josephine Landstadt Al days from Antwerp
in ballast Cierding * Co.
Br brig Helen Anna Hughes, 10 days from Truro, with
plaster, TO master
with corn 10 II Ravens.
sehr Dove, Williams days from Virginia, with lumber,
to B N Fox.
schr Exact, Perry, Delaware wit. melons
Schr Delight Ketchum, VII sina, with melons
sch Michigan, Terry Baltimore, with copper ore, john
son & Lowden.
Highlands last evening SHUTDOWN Wind 81, with the
appearance OF ram.
Memoranda,
The Packet Ship Sheffield for Liverpool Is detained II
the Quarantine Ground on account ol head WIND.
Disasters.
schE Leonidas. this port from Montego Bay, uadef
charge of James e. Maen, mate, reports: Lett Santa Cuz
l4h June with loss OF master Augustus Fe!ch, Of Derby,
CT Nathan Hull Steward of do and Jos Robertson, sea
nan, of England, by death. Drserted-Gec Wilcox, sea-
Of Shrewsbury CT: Jon Fenton, do OF Eastport e,
Bound 10 onego Bav sprung aeak second day
ont in GALE discharged cargo AIonego Bay hove down.
repaired the leak aud vshpped IS hhd 10 tres, 81 boxes
sugar and - hhds molsses Sold auction on account oi
underwriters and others concerned 50 hhd 10 tres ahd -
boxes sugar
Green Bay July 29-oa saturday last, schooner Hudson
;arbo disabled condition II appears The
Hudson left this port Chicago The 10Th INST and dn'-
ing thunder thu day, while at anchor near
Pese;go both OF her struck by lightning hap
PLY, however without injury any human beng The
maiumast literally shiyefed splnters The mate was
standing near the manmast with the lead line his hand
and moment, after picked himself up in the gsagway TO-
tally unconscious Of what had occurred.
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bein= substance delivered the Hand-ioom
Weavers Commission.
BY WILLIAM ATKINSON
WIrH AZ INTRODUCTION Treating of the present state
the Science Of Political Economy and the adaptation
ofhs Principles the Condition of our Country
and The npbr.t!dins Of It's Prosperity.
By HORACE GREELEY
The work Of Mr.. ATKINSON is Of The most nstfuc
tive aud admirable that has yet appeared the important
and difficult subjec! Of Political Econonydicult,
much in the of its laws in the APP
pcarion Of those laws the dissnlar complicated
ing circumstances Of different nations and periods The
laws eluced By M Atkinson JUST clear vital
and yet sange overlooked by those who srrogate 70
themselves the ute OF the Political Economists day
and who resolve all Political Economic Science into doing
uothnC-oi whose universe Somnus i God-and who ele
yaie the maxim Of the Buy where You cheapest
10 the summit OF aainabe wisdom and craftsmanship In
their eyes the cheapest possible produconcou being the
unerrng sandards the great end Of human Effort and he
who is oatstrpFed the heaiong doomed ruin
and starvation BY the law oil envous strife and depressing
competition, which they b!asPhemousI represent the
der Of Proydence These the views put forth By the
Political Economists saIoned IN Colleges and Senates
8 liberal and ghtened at least these the inevitable
results from those views II needed thai the spsclous
acies put forth h these teachers should be scrunized and
couuted and ,hs has been done mastery manner BY
Nj Atkinson As an elementary treatise Political Econ
omyas rsfataton OF the doctrines of Free Trade thso
ristsnonG equal to his work has apPeed either
side Of the Atlantic To the friends Of American Industry
therefore, and 10 all who regard the trade the skill expert
ece the Working Alan his Properly ms means of live
lihood the possession Of which Government is bound
secure and sustain him precisely does the posessor Of
Other Propsrtythat is, until and unless overriding
nubc necessity manifest public advantages demand
tray course-toa who would Civ. stability, p-rmanenc-
activity and prosperity the geat Industrial Interests Of the
Country heartily commend this work trusting that they
will AID to secure for TIA wide and general Fersal
Price - cents copy copies for ST. sl6 PEI huadsed
Orders solicited. GREELEY s McELRATH, :
Tribune Once, loo NsssaDstreet.
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AUCTION SALES.
josiah Richards, Aac,oneer-
2Y BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATT.-St
~ lbs Broadway
pre MloSpAY. ,Asss,, %. and fOllowins days.

~ l9S Broadway
MONDAY, August o. and following days.
SECULAR NETWORK FALL TRADE SALE
IhErr-Et6HrH Ssw-YoRx Tx.pE SaLk.--CAtslcgues
Of ms 1nF5fs,St ssis q BOOKS PAPER sTATloEE
Ky = ~ ~, lPF. PLATES, BINDERS LEATH-
hver.
sale VII Be s21" s Monday Morning August
several EXTENSIVE and vaaabe invoices OF recently imported
Books Quillz, Steel Pens ssap: Wax Writing InSs
Visiting and PLAYING Cards fooscsp Letter and Bile, p,
r Coloe and NSsbe do Cutlery Lead pencils ard ever
,ont Leads variety of Foreign and Domestic Sta
onery: also OF tolosd Ssyegx Geat
Morocco Russia Leather English ard American Sleeps
Book SkiverS, Book binders Cloth, &c.
BOOKS.-Th. sale o Books vii be commenced Tu.s-
day Morning with Nessrs. Lea BaRchaIdS INVOICE,
followed by :ge and attractive invoices from nearly all OF
the prlnciral Publishers IN the United States
STEREOTYPE PLArES.-The Catalogue also embra-
number of OF valuable Stereotype Plates including
those OF Homes n:lodgctioa; vols. S'c; pcN> The?ogI
vols tiodrnan' Natural HScry. 3 vols $40: PhaGe
pha Pearl Bi5e, HomeI s vols. iSmo; The Stereotype
Plates Belonging 10 the estais OF the late Noh Webster de-
ceased Nc a..
supplementary Cstplocue, embracing additional Invoices
viii issued The frs morning Of sale Invoices o.
in ould BE- received b. the Goth OF August which
viii be put press.
At PRIVATE, SALE.
10 vopre, of the New York Price Current and Shipping
List, from lSl 20 lsil. inclusive, folio, bound.
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sy,vania Associatson.-TbeAu An,

Sylvania ASsociafion.-TlleA Auxiliary B ranch
~ r> Association will The room of the Association.
. 'ie-stferi, THIS EVENING, att: O'Clock. 1t.
n Dentistry.-HARVEY BURDELL, NJ. D.,
oeSs hts returned 10 the city, and be consulted
TsI dt his once % 32 Broadway corner of Fs.nkn-st
p D. confines l attention exclusively the diseases and
preservation oi the natural teeth and also TO the of
nral ones rom single tooth Teeth on
the principle OF atmospheric pressure inserted and
to answer all the important purposes Of the original
ani5 i,iaf
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CHEMISTRY IN ITS APPLICATION TO
~ Agriculture and Physiology: By Justus Leibeg NJ D..
Sc Phadelphla Edition-Pr,ce d cents ANIMAL CHEM
or Organic hemisy IN its applies ton 70 Phss9!9gT
pha Edtion.Prce 25 cents. The A!IAcHE, or Sam Sick
England. Fog sale by MARK Il. NEWMA y. auli qua
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Elerea Hundred Pages for 81 90.
TO the Friends OF NTr. Clay.


LIFE AYp SPEECHES Henry CLAY.-The publish
ers of this work prepared orders to any
extent The work comprised in two octaro volumes, con.
tanning in the whole upwards of 100 pages and is Illus
tra,ed by splendid steel Portrait of M Clay V'w OF
his Birth place in Virginia and Fac Simiie of one Of his
the lrho for One Dollar It's believed TO be the
cheapest work ever published in America. These Speeches
form important portion Of the History Of Country for
the last thirty years, and interesting all classes OF
readers, without reference to politics.
PRICEs-yreH done up in strong feriMs corers, ii
the French style
T Tss e ccGe % or oe'aso p"a'u' INV 90
Twenty-Five copies for. ....................2 20 90
One hundred copies for. 80 90
Bound with Cloth Backs s. Gilt Lettering.
Twelve COMES Tor. " w
Iwenty-,'- copies ior. - w
None commission. Terms CASH. Orders must be
addressed 10 GREELEY & McELRATH, New-Yor!;.
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y Boarding Schooi-IrvinS Institute,
TarTytowr, \. Y.-circuarS at IS Bowsry, y:
W2a lr!s WSI r LYOS, 4. NJ, Principal.


Tarytowr, \. Y.-circulars at IS Bowsry, Ny
jy2a lEl!s WI. T. Lyon, A NJ, Principal.
e Walter Forward anu A. W. Gnrks
Arroru.vS y Law Prt>buTcE. IA ms sn'is'
- Barry's Wigs and scaips.-A.C 6AitHl !
fist LoulOn.-Tbe real hes -: arS Stand
pre-mreat above all Others Their peculiar ih sos1aer
and veuta;inS chlactetheir bens shared exactly As I've
natural hair crows-ie elasticity, and e faae-
-ia and work manShr well ;her style OF finish and
rngsmsut all combine 70 form such perfect heads OF
,hsr must b. seen 10 be fully unprecedented
nsy system OF the Wig Alakipg taught IN Eve s-
sons SEE secnsn Of Barrys WIGS and Scaps, which will
s7tsfy The most a.ridous that he Is the 5t aud cheapest
ksr N ,e city a Bro,dway corner Of Loary..Stt, mp
stairs. - i"'''
~ Wire Window Shades-NnnpfactuTs't or
der NJ any size share or figure aud handsomely ttsd
hoean frames 10 arior basement office ard othe windows
hall doors screens for public rooms, &c BY
LEE x co, IS Flctory.stIeet
These beautiful Shades uniss all Others admit all the al'
and light into y- room aud perfect y's INTO me s-tIa
the they ob.truct he view from the street INTO me
room md keep lilies and other insects out AMI are yeJ oIa-
mental. Jy2- iSu
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IyIrRNITL.aE Az ArCrI0N-Rr ANrnox,.

FURNITURE AT AUCTTON-By ANTHONY ].
i BLrEckEG CO.-THIS DAY Aug H. AZ 10 o'clock
the Household Furniture family dscoa nups housek, e
nd Fancy chars Pier and Centre Tables with marble tops
Pier G'sNS Sid andlestIeks aud Branches, Plated trays
card Tabl,s Brussels Starr Garrett, 6ass Rod, Entry Oh
Cloth Hall Lamp Bedroom CARPETS, Tables and Chairs Bu-
eaus. Dressing " lIdrohes WSshs,r,is Bels,ead, <.
together with grnSr OF Kitchen Enraitura
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~ Particular Sojcc.-fhose persons having
Furniture aay description dispose of who are break
ing up housekeeping, viii find ready sale foT portion or
ali Of their goods by sending their address; or calling upon
F.COLTON, ll3 tuitoG-street, and
RI - AnnStrert-
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Markets Carefully Corrected for The Tribune.

MONDAY, August IL
AsHES-There is a fair demand for Pots and Pearls aud
the sales 200 bbls Pots 81 3l 64 bb Pearls at s.
% ) BIZ.
FLOUR-The market i. dull and decline has been sub
united to- About 1900 bb< Ge-see changed hands At
and SEQ bbls fat hoop Ohio ! IS ST.. Michigan aad
Oaio be quoted - 81: We hear of no
transactions in Troy Southern. Rye Flour aud Corn
Meal remain without change.
GRAlNThee several lots of Illinois Wheat a!!oat,
hut no saeste last transaction 100 OF new
North Carolina ssles have been made Of 62 bushels in
lo,sone 95 Cents and the other about 100
cargo remained soa unsod Rye is and wanted;
the last sale 90 ceutst held al 40 cents l5cO
bushels changed hands but the price has not ransped
Oats plenty aud have declined per buhe: the
quotation q % Northern Cora wanted; 1000
bushels brought 81 and $500 bush Southern
53i 5! cents, measure.
@PROVlSIONS-Mess Beef is held al IL IS II 81 +
About 100 bb have been sold in lots at the latter rate
Prime We quote a, 9S7t. All kinds dull Nothing do
ing in Beef Picked inquired much for 50
casks Western Smoked Hams and Shoulders brought cents
fo Shoulders and all for Hams. 80 bs Lard brought
5! q cents
BARK-35 bids Querci,ron la. been sold at S23
WHALEBONE-We hear of 5000 lbs sold at price not
made public.
WIISKY-Sales of SO bbs State Prison barrels IS
10 Dbl. common Western - cents, and 100 bbs OF New
Orleans 70 cents. The market is firm and advancing.
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET-Aug II.
Al market, 900 Beef Cattle, fresh; 80 Cows and Calves
and $500 Sheep and Lambs
BEEF CArTLE-Prices of last week sustained, and
we quote 10 correspond So so 10 IS So So $50 unsod
Cows iSp CALvfs.-Ali taken IT SIS %.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Sales of 2i00 at IS 81 10 81 so
Tor Lambs, s. 10 81 80 So for Sheep
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From ,hs New.Tofk Tribune. Jaauay.l

From the New York Tribune, JsGua,y.l
" We SEE that Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia man
20 ac= the Top of whose head bald as te palm
ones hand since, has tine dark air
fast from the of Jores's oral Hair Res,orat'ge
This positively forces the stops ltsillus off
cures scuri or 4udr and makes light, ssd grey han
dark Il dresses ha beautifully and krrjs order
twice long any other preparation Sold Tor three sh
lings bottle the Of the American Ese, 81 Lhaf
street v Y I39 Futt0s Brooklyn; Ledger Built
iass Phiade phia, and State street, Boston anj ln
THE ONLY UNINJURED EXTRACT. OF
i SARSAPARILLA in winch the valuable uninjnrrd
medicinal properties Of the Sanapa!ll concentrated with
out the OF heat and III lde IN pleasing form. is
JOEES;S TRIPLE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
Let persons WHO are using Saaaa for any disease gye
ONE, SINGLE IS CENT PACKAGE TO CONTAIN
OUNCES. OF fURE SARSAPARILLA ROOT
That contains all the medicinal vi;tpeS OF that cuauti-
ty Il Will b. iuuad positive plecr dlsesr arising
from arrangement Of the m9uty oil blood
such Scroiu!a, hine's Evil Salt Rh-un scu''y Esl=-
las Bo,ches the Face Chronic Rh.umarI5fn, *. &c
The machinery it hich MAKE this Extsr hts cost
OVER THREE THOUSASD DOLLARS
bn forms besvr the ooly uuaJuGrd tSact Ho;f H,a
Iouess Treble Extract SarsApaa Candy islt ~ hoir
sale aud retail By ssh, proprietor, T. JONES AZ The sIA
Price Is cents package 18th full printed directors.
Agents In Philadelphia Ledger Buildings; IN Boston,
St.s,reer in BROOKLYN L. l., iss Ealtonstrses AUD in
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TOPAKTNERSlIlP NOTICES.. n. Rice.
with DAVID H. Cowirh and formed co.partne.shp under
the firm of Rice Coyth for the purpose of transacting
IS heT. tOiore at the above place.
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' ID N
Aueust t0tl, 1873 DAVID H. CORIEirB
y B,-R < {. solicit 4 call from their friends believing il
Will be mutually advantageous, they determined 10 sell
good article and cheap be procured in the CITY,
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NOTHING will dress the Human Hair 50 beau
~ tifuly three shilling bottle Of one's Coral Hair
Restorative II gives The hair suc delicious soft, dark
81 Ky feeling and appearance and will dry like other
pepartonS but kegs IN order io days togetfT By
rcatlon clears the hair Of andruf stops fdlin" Off
Sold by ZONES, the .n Of the American tsgir 81
Chatham-se., " " 1879 Fulton.stfe Brooa yn ais I'm
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ASTONISHING POPULARITY
Thirty Thousand CouieS sold

OF THOSE CAPITAL ROMANCES
KATE IN SEARCH OF a HUSBAND,
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" To Men Of Business.-The advertiser, who has
s,se Tor tea Yeas, for ;itcen KEEP; public house aud
largely engaged in business transactions, socits sitni-
Nseh, or Orerseer for extensive concern. III
feiaied to give the bes, references the STATE and
security Tor the faithful performance of his duties He
g. Objection TO so South Address S. A. w this Of
sul2 81
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4 MEXICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
y PERPETUAL FAIR-P. T. Barnnr,, managsI-
IL Now crenei 20 the public SPLENDID SALOON
containing articles OF Trade, Manuiactes, the Arts, lnven-
ions, &r., making
PERPETUAL FAIR
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE FOR ADMISSION
Among M man; 3ftices ai7es,y deposited the ROTARi
ny NI LOOM ior manufacturing gloves, and every
article OF s5ns rpare 70 measure all whole complete and
seamless The whole operation of Knitting
isPEEFoRNiED , poG
THE. GREATEST MECHANICAL INVENTION, OF
THE. AGE
The manager has engaged this Week the CITY BRASS
BAND OF ten musicians also, MASTER F. DIAMOND,
the banjo player and negro GanCcr-Ar WNl OLE the
Chinese N9ndescript, and ms EDUCATED DOG-GRE 7
WESTERN, the locomotive irnItatoT, s<c-Ni.. BROUW-
Err the comic singer-C E.RiTO, the dauSsuse.
Admission the Museum. Garden aud entertainments. 2j
cents children under ten years OF age half price.
CASTLE GARDEN GRAND SUB MARINE.
~ EXPLOSION viii take place THIS AFTERNOON,
August Is AZ O'Clock.
Capt. TAYLOR the well known Suh-Aagine Navigator
who has made number of experiments 81 his Sub Marine TX
posonS aud Sub Marine Amor before John !rr President
ei the United States Commodore Downs aud the heads OF
Departments also in Boston Harbo 10 large
citizens with satisfaction has the honor 10
the citizens New ork and is vcint that ne has made
with the opretos OF Castle Garden 10 make
Of his - 1900
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/ B-NIARlNE ROCKET EXPLOSIONS,
LII one Of which be VIII hlNM lin a

VESSEL. OF EIGHTY TONS
1000 fragments also small Sub MARINE Rock
cts. capable OF throwing up MASS OF WATER On 10 50
feet air and bring the OF the vst
quantity of mud &c from yh bottom the river. and shake
The foundation such degree imagine small Earth
quake to be IN the vicinity.
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/ MIRACLE, A WONDER AND A BLESS

4 MIRACLE, A WONDER AND BLESS
~ % cure any +fuP'2nI or hiiiguFrHea OF S s
The effect Of ths the skin is almost superhuman Ii has
received The highest encomums Of The Medical socisy OF
ireckes bloches. scurvy, salt rheun tn snubnrnt NOR
p- chapel teUter fish II will change tie color o.
dark yellow discoloned skin heathy c!rerness X
cures the bites Of resets mosquitoes, Sc. Sold pnc@ 20
cake the of the Aperican Eagle, 22 CaiAams
\. Y, or l39 Fulton-strevt, Rrooklyn. aui5 Inn
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No : SprIce.si
~ The subscribers inform friends and the public thar
they have no" on hand he Of Shades
round III any store IN the country and selling very
Guced Iice Shades OF pattern size painted order
signs Banners and Interior Decorations done style
De surpassed BY any other esabi shment
&
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RlTES OF MOSQUITOES, Bugs, Nc. are cured
ina few minutes bv cake OF the Itl.n Chemical Soap
Sold =. the sign American Eagle % latham street n
Y or JS9 Fu!ton-strert, Brooklyn. aul5 In
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ANOTHER fRoreLLEE.-Capt Lundv left port
IN the Chautauque today, for Grand River, for
the purpose of towing down the Canadian armed
steamer Toronto, formerly the Gen. Porter.)
which has been purchased by Capt. C. eager
with a view to converting her into steam pro.
peler. The P. was originally American. but on
the breaking out of the Patriot revolution, she
was sold to the British at good round price. and
Is now bought back at a sacrifice. Buff. Cour.
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THE SUBMARINE ARMOR,

I
has been fully tested aud adopted by the Navy Department.
and VII! be exhibited and part fully explained by Capt,
Taylor the OF the Garden, beside exfsueis
Gunrowder under Capt, TAYLOR has ast returned
tho old Huzhar rsae sunk the time the Revolution,
near Hur Gate and succeeded taking from her several
pieces OF her deck, timber COPPER sheans and and
one her pieces OF ballast; also Of the Cannon Balls,
which he VIII also exhibit in the Garden. Capt Taylor,
when dressed his armor, looks something like the Canadian
Giant, bur more formidable.
FIRST location Of his apparatus will be exactly in the
rear the iirden schooner lying close the Font,
where the operator with his amor viii be elevated the
of the spectators; then signal ,g will b. hoi;ted and
an ion OF keg OF powder VIII follow. The ls Will
then b, lowered It viii s.ain be hosted siSna to ht
Of tn, operator who viii remain under water 10 mn
ues The operator will then arise OF his own accord b.
throwing off his weights under He will then be taken
on board othe vessel and the offered to one who
NAV choose 10 descend If wishes 10 descend, Mr.
ayor will again descend and bring up articles the boz
tom show spectators that he travels at W \ boat w
be in attendance with connecting cord following has loot
steps or hich ther will be- another eXplo
sion Of VESSEL OF EIGHT TONS
Tickets sale and may be had NJ the office OF the Garden
Prcn . - W
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By Joseph Hegeman, Aucuoreer.
NlSIk AIOR'S SAIE-Of NalnahI

,,,,,>,,,l ~ J'st.ITI IltssrTHaI, tuCIOEttf
4 DAllNlSTRATOR'S SALE-Of Valuable
"A Brooklyn Property.
saturday August TO- 1919, 70 ocock az the Sales Room
Of Joseph Hegeman Auctonee No II Fulton street IN the
City of Brooklyn Will be sold auction the real s,ats Of
The late siaIsaret Van DYKE, deceased, consis,in Of
with basement and under cellar number eighteen
City OF Brooklyn. Lot u bv 100 feet. " Wv
Also four lots Of ronud each Is by feet on the cor
OF Van Bmnt and Reid streets the Sixth Wa,d of the
City of Brooklyn. ~
The nhorc nrnnerr N IN N. sold fnr cash ,,,,hon, ..
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The true method of getting rid Of Darrloa and Bow
Compsins is by making of Dc. Flernire's Nieics,d
nar'hea Candy the ingreen;s Of which purely yeca.
r. R and lecc safe is nsde from his celebrated Quaer
Dam and be relied specific ali cases, If used
sce9idns directions His Worm CRnd has proved sue
ssaal IN every have heard from II every mother
you'd give this Candy Their children, II would be but
aoT; time before the Who'll, Tace would be Il very
mlsan and agreeable take; children will love them and al
az Tor sale whol>ae and retail At Dr. Coyes office, l2 Mas
@ also 2ai Hudson ST.; 80 Bowery; POS Grr"uwich 81
lem New York
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WHO WILL BE BALD OR GREY-HEAD-
Ed when for the ow price OF three shlllings sRlen,
lid head of hair can be had Reader this putting. Read
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eatnre m ie eStiDIislment winch commend Il 70
those requiring articles FOR immediate use the addition
our stock 81 ~ ass9,t9st OF FRS quslit read made Gar
looms, Eests Office Goats, Travelling Flocks Dressing
Gowns, SC
choice selection Of Silk and Satin Scs Crayats, Hand
kerehie!s Gloves, SuSpcEes Hosiery Under Vests Draw
rTs Ss!n Shirts, Collars, &C. prices which must oirt
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BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.
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