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COX'S
NISHIN G ST o. E 8
IS MAIDEN LANE

$40 BROADWAY.
]. COX have just received excellent assortment Of
a following articles which prices
for cash-S Lamps randoes, Nante Clocks, nnery
Hall Lanterns, Candeabras Table utlery; also Rodgers
Sons celebrated Table Cutlery Plated Candescks Branches
Waters Cake Baskets Urn Tea Kettles Tea Sets and every
Block Tin Ware consisting Of Dish Covers Hash and
German Silver Ware-Dxon Sons celebrated Britannia
WPoshed Steel Fire Setts-a splendid assortment OF Shelf
field Plated Ep~rgnes
Silver Spoons, Forks Tea Sets &C.. Sc, in variety
constantly on hand
Strangers will find their call and inspect their
took previous 10 purchasing.
N b. Fall and winter strained Sperm OIL usual, IS
Maiden Lane. OF meodissm
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ITO WOOL MANUFACTURERS, Sc-The subscribe
GOULDlNG, late Of Roxbury, Mscinist, and such is
alone authorized to claim and receive from those indivdu
ais companies various parts Of the United States who
have made used certain improved machinery invented by
said Gouldng for the of Woo when improve
1926 and 10Th july 1885, and he hereby cautions such ndvd
uas and companies paying thing
himself for the Of said improvements; else
give them legal d,schsrge Tor the damage or
of the him by Patents
med +. COPELAND Jr. Assignee
BosToS, 9th Oct. 1913. of JOHN GOULDING.
" As Patents expired the 18th of December $780,
nothing claimed expected for the the
that time ~ cod m
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DEPOT


RHEbY MHbE GNbER GARfkNTsS -
THE Subscriber would call the attention their patrons and
this city, their rich and extensive a.,
INADVERTENTLY dressing gowns hosiery, lambs WOOL merino,
silk, cotton Berlin buckskn and other under shirts
Their assortment Of the above goods and all other articles
extensive and well worthy the attention Of the fashionable
community they would particularly recommend their
yle Of genemens shirts containing many mprovemsats
form Of the weaer thereby doing away with the large ovpus
Of linen used under the old system cutting adding
only TO the comfort Of the but the beauty Of the
orn Thu. Improvement manifest the Judges OF the
late fair at the American Institute that the rs. premium vas
awarded TO the subscrbers their elastic Brace
y recommended TO all who have me napie
Of sedentary habits BY bracng the they
the back and expand the chest Will be ound Oh no ped
TO the free he arms They YOU'D also sa sten-
nav depend on beng the bst and fashionabls
,rticles BY calling At the old e'tfo,ishsnep q
an 20 3msee 2T Broadway. corner ~ Park plars
ON EXCHANGE A'f sfANb. onN ~ 'hE oAp
THE undersigned alter OF the evil
effects resulting from large stores and larger happy
~ that h, has ected thanks conscientious lsndlord)
Of Of bis old stand No formerly Wall street Nor
mer Budngs corner Of New street! ard e, many
EIFECEe beacon TO all who in Of good cheap and
hf. ionable garments.
To such OF his old parous who have Lost sight Of him
With the assurance strict adherance his well
me for skill and punctusy. Oi the public genei ~ so
cts CALI being prepared with au assortment o. me and ss.
unable co;hs csssime vestngs nc xc which he viii b
,p, 10 mnkc un IN the faithful and
e charges for Cash Only The same care and sutien b.
owed making and trimming . when the cloth npvrehas
loft him C. D. Baoeoek CONTINUES Ihf ss'9S aeps"
go liar bign OF me toidenrlsse No't WAL W
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE sramed snd celebrated Pills, from Portugal,
perceive, be Obtained IN this Icoupuy. Bee sdveuse
ment on the lsss column, fourth pasN
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Domestic Importations.

CHhRLrsToS-ship Charleston-2i6 bales cotton Smith
Mills co3OO Renard co228 Sprasue, Robinson co-222
Pesco30t 20 hf do rice Bplkey213 hides 200 calf
sk Little Peason-3 bxs Danie.ll0 bbls beer IS empty
bbs X Taylor Dixon Murchel-lot old iron ID L.
Petty--l0 bales mdse johnson X Burritt.
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THE
IN v, BIZ E

WIG
60 closely resembles real head Of hair that and
have pronounced the most perfect and
taodnary invention Of the day The great advantage OF this
novel aud unique wig is its being made without sewing
weaving which closely to resemble
the hair both in lghtnes and natural appearance
defy detection, being BEAUTIFUL
fee in all Of perspntion evaporation unmeded
evils Of other entirely avoided, The sceptc
alike invited INSPECT this novel and
ul Wig and the peculiar method Of ttiug the head the
manufacturers Z. Barry l46 Broadway, Of Liberty
,tret. stairs M 2wissm
THERE Is NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL"
VARIANTS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS
L AND COrAIBA1This preparation will be found tn
and most valuable discovery annals OF medicine
Tor the speedy Of all sexual diseases frequently elect
ing cure in the short SPACE OF three or fur days.
The 10 lowing attering uss from eminent medi
cal practitioner fully susans the high character oi this NEST
mabe tdicire. =,
The general use which your mede has ACQUIRED ~ IRE
several Hospitals which has under my care anu .e
iy cures effected by II, in my perseyeiuIs
remedy IN Of Gonnorrhoea and elect o. Meh
although fully subdued ~ snoltt
Rod than accomplished by the ofmer ordinary mooss
in practice. NJ.
JANIS TARRANT, Druggist, ne.
corner Greenwich and Warren SITS.
rdsr 10 with from section of the
Union " OIL 2wssm
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I7IRREY's TING TURE AND LOTION OF TNyICO

NIRRElS TlNC lUR RE AND LOTION OF INVIGO-
RATIONAL supply Of these liable aud extraordina
ry preparations have been received dir from Dr. Adrian V
rev. Lyons by his exclusive American agents. Delaney
Cry Nothing equal to them has been discovered for
lmpotency nvgorating the system, and revvng
decayed energies Of certain parts fact that tested by
m ten minues-ior while all other
mended for the desse admitted by their
be slow of openton the Tnc,p and Lotion of Inygorton,
they made use Of Indeed their quick and wonderful action
tuton that !. uoder their dominion for half hournrs
possible for married female them and remain with
out ofsprng for they mmedatey coee, the torpd Of Ger
aue q pnfruplness They are also wurivsed remedies n
Fuor Abus and nervous affections but especially all
de,se, PRODUCED by nameless solitary habit r which they
" and pleasant to the taste The lotion applied externally
They be used seraely with benefit but
Effective when ussd together Price dollars bottle both
bottles for three dollars
B-For he convenience Of person, living distance,
the above medicines prepared IN powder made letter
form, with directions for converting them TO the tncurs aud
oou aud be sent through the mails double post
Price 50 for either powder 50 for both powders
euted their effect is powerful removing impotence All
mances must be post paid and directed to Delaney
Grey, New York.
Much inform on of delicate and interesting nature which
be inserted in public advertisement accompanies the
powders and bottles These medicines should be used by
for their exciting nature would be liable
produce abortion Sold BY special appointment Of
DELAUNCY GREY,
mol lwinsm MNDuane strest, New York
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POST OFFICE,


New YoRK, Nov. 18th, i8I3
ENGLlSH MAIL-Le,ter Bags per Royal Mail Steamer
will be closed the Upper and Lower Post Office this city
on wednesday NEXT the 18th inst mt for yhve minutes
o'clock r. M The posta.e OF az each single
lett must be paid The Postmaster desires cali the a,t,n
this MALI the fact hundred letters havug
5eea sezed b the Agent bcord the Gale
Office in consequence Of the inland postage being laid
to the Post ufce said 'e The
n mi'e tt eefA sent 0T J6H i L6RMER GRAHAM
.pACKET SHIP SHAKESPEARE for New orlean,-Pas
by this ship will please be board the steamboat
time the ship will sail pl2ec
QARQUE DUO D'ORLEANs FROM LEGHORN-
Consnees requested send their permits board
Judds Wharf, without delay. ALI goods
med by the 18th inst will be liable be the public
store. NIP Sec
T LIVERPOOL oRREL COAL 100 tons of Liverpool orr
II Coal LANDING from ship Sddons superior the
Market ''' ''' IL '''' T. E. corIiSs CO.
n2ec Sc South street.
ORAToRY AN d MUSIC or Mental and Vocal Science
in connection with Physiology and the Laws OF Life and
Health II H0V sSa BGssS S b s Ss.s
portan subjects will be commenced "Wednesday Evening
Nov 18Th ocoek continuing the nth ed oath 9th aud
doctrine Of Mind aud Body Health Dsese Happiness
Misery particulars circulars. There will be six
eight Recit.ons and Songs each Lecture to illnsae the
imported from Paris representing nearly two thousand
parts Frame with such and cbasteness
will astons' and delight one without offending the
taste or eye of any. His assistant Mr. F. H. Nash who
four ocavts with perfect ease will suffer by comparison
with any vocalist native or foreign.
Single tickets for the Six 81 for lady and gentle
Muse stores A.tor House. and saloon where for
classes can be left. nl2 atis-r
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Packet .h;p s;ddous. Cobb from Liverpool Oct. II. with
mdss to l. K Collins Co. :,
Packet ship shefhed Pophsm from Liverpool; Oct with
mdss r. Kermit The g. was boarded by pilot boat New
York. -, >,
Ship Charleston Brown. II days FROM Charleston with cot
Bis SdaIne Pugh days from Rio Janeiro with 1000 bags
coffee TO s L Mitchell Co.
British brig Cuba, Tryon 2e days om Turks Island with
salt 10 order. The c. has been II DAYS the
Emma Julia Hsniod. from Swansboo. NC. with
ton TO n Rugges Sailed with schr Napoleon N.
York.
schr A. Marshall Johnson from Richmond, with Hour,
timber 10 Badger Peck
schr Ducmer Cave from Philadelphia with COAL to the
master.
schr Alexander Parker from Phadepha with coal to the
sehr James Hand Bennett from Philadelphia, with coal to
master
schr Emperor. Shaw days from Philadelphia with coal. TO
master
schr Chief Reeves days from Philadelphia with coal, to
MISTER
schr Isaac Townsend Worth, from Philadelphia with COAL
TO master
schr Rchd Thompson, Baker, from Philadelphia with coal
to master
schr John Polk, from Virginia, with wood, to master
Below,
Jacket ship New York, Cropper from Liverpool Oct. T.
with mdse, TO c. II. Marshall.
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TO TAJTORS

TO TATLORS.
STINEnETS'S new and complete system of cutting gar
~ Of every description with the confidence
offered 70 the trade being the most practical and useful work
Of the kind bere published The book which is IL by
6 inches contains elegant diagrams Of the kinds
garments with plain and ample instructions for cutting the
and astyle which cannot be surpassed IL has ALREADY
gained the appreciation Of the talented Of the profession
andc fail giving entire satisfaction all who IT,
The work be forwarded part of the United States
by addressing the author No 90 Cedar street, New York
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am yours, truly,
ROB'T. II. MORRIS.
9th Tuns, l8a3-Ciy Hall. New York.
To Messrs. j. Pease u Son, IS Division street.

OBSTRUCTlON-The causes Of all Pulmonary Diseases.-
~ For-W hat is the cause of Coughl Obstruction.
What is the cause Of Hemmorhsge AID Splitting Of Bood1
Obstruction.
What is the of Consumption and Abscess Obstruc
ton.
What is the of Bronchitis? Obstruction producing
inflammation OF the lining membrane Of the Bronchna
Wind Tubes and an excraon OF mucuous and frequent
~ discharges OF Blood And what Asthma difficulty Of
breathing but obstruction, caused by this
lent excreon coggng those tubes aud therefore imped
ing respiration.
Remove this obstruction and there will be iufa
maton-no Pain Coughno Abscess.nor
Hemmorhage Splitting of Bood-no Asthma difficulty
OF breathlng-bu restoration to health will be certain. And
what the true remedy pointed out by
obstructloni
The answer is Expectoraon. Yes, expsctoraton IS
lures remedy For reader there other outlet for the
lungs discharge their yated excetons but through the
Tachea Wndppe and this natural discharge Expectora
ton.
assist nature and produce this desirable result
has been found equal to Jayne Expsctoran the
suit OF the experience many years produces
free and the reduces the
ammalon removes the spasn2d,c action Of the ysses and
breathing becomes and the patient almost uniformly
produces degree of relief before experen ced
other PREPARATION and proons the life indefinite
period Many who pronounced ncurabe years ago.
by their still alive and appear than
they did then, while hundreds thousands have entirely
covered.
Jaynes Expeetorant Carmnative Balsam and Tonic Yer
mfuge had wholesale and retail Of A. B DSands
No. " Fulton N f. corner Of Gold .23 Broadway II East
Broadway o26 lm-r
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CAN ANYTHING RE PALMER


az Tsss A q ssH s
e such valued tssii%eaiss ms@ord come. NV
much loved sage here om the her@,t &C. the sa, sstsc
bs :ss
f the 9ss %p nag dGe'
MS thanks and q III up popua! and emst
o. kGeT H. Odds hi. d to s SaTe mrs
COMPoUND EXTRACT OF HoARHoUND.
and the world beco ing and more convinced OF every
LrspRswoIp, Oct IA, IsIs.
" 6. e; 5Ss :ss
sasion to us T. but ri do when necessary with conf
Very respectfully your Obedsnt $ ss,y e srprN
. HERMITAGE, April II, 1913.
ba,. II. es,sTs 81 Kim, iii, Il,
BY III. h.no my Tisnd' Mr. n Armstrong with
candy ior which my .ncfe than1. oai. ADD
have viii i. inventor U 20 aown 10 poserty one
OF Its hes efactors.
am ve9,l, men, very respectfully,
''' ''' ''' '''''1 ANDREW DREW JACKSON.
and sincere thinks for The Candy
himself as rmedy for colds and consh.
al" win j I6Iz s'f TY fESS Jr rr,.,. Secretary
ALBANY. May ls, l8i3.
will pardon for the delay in replying BY
letter Of the h u and the receipt of boz Of
Clarified Essence of Hoarhound andy Allow thank
you for this kind and express the hope that i'll
saG . gssI mSs '
those who have had occ asion use il
Your obedient servant
VIM. G. BOUCK
Messn have repeatedly used Candy for coughs and
colds aud always found riei but official duties evented
from writing beIoe bat ey been cured Of
the influenza, cannot withhold from recommending the
the public
am yours, truly, -
ROB'T. II. NORRIS
9th Tuns, I843-City Hall New York.
To Messrs. j. Pease& Son, IS Division street.
Sold wholesale and retail IS Division 10 Aston
House; Broadway l,2 Water street. 70 Fu Agents,
Rstdng Co st tie street. Boston; Burgess Zieber No.
Ledger buildings Robinson, ITO Baltimore
Bravo x Morgan, New Orleans.
liberal discount merchants for cash. All
letters paid directed John Is Division
with good city references will be punctually attended
ms lmsec
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GENT EMEN'S OUTFITTlNG GOODS.
JOHN M. DAVIES IL JONES,
log WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
HAVE received late arrivals. and have full
Of goods their line. They feel confident that
their stock equalled in this city, and their goods be
sold low for cash. Gentlemen will find variety ofnew style of
Scarfs, Cravats,
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, lie.
Under Garments Of variety OF English and American
manufacture, viz
Nerino Shirt, and Dra-ers
Lambs Woul do do
Shaker Knit do do
Shaker Flannel do do
Buckskn do do
Plain & Ribbed Silk do do
LADIES Merino&Sik do do
With great variety Of other styles.
Silk Shirts and Drawers Ribbed and Plan made order
at the shortest notice.
Hosiery, Gloves,
Suspenders, Stocks
and every other article Of Quitting goods.
CAPS,
Our comprises style in gentle;
men, you h and children greatly reduced prices
o26 I'm
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FRtNCH CANCEL LAMBS.
THE subscrbe beg that they have Just received
by Emerald Iowa. Baltimore aud Argo packets large
portion OF their splendid goods embracing ,eutrely
stys mrs and other articles in the line, low prices,
which will be fourd worthy Of Inspection.
TIE late importations part the following
Car eel Lamps, OF $50 models.
Globes nintsd medallion and itch cut, so kinds.
Shades parerIandscapes medallions, painted, &c all
styles, 200 varieties.
DO Porcri.in-for library and nsror lamps.
LustresBronze and git for ssd lghts, 20 medes
aud gilt for halls styles
do do do ior bti,ssds, with lamp
only, lighting a table perfectly.
BackeBron1e aud gilt for one OF two lights, 20 models
Jandesbns-For and lights, rich gilt aud bronze.s
naissance, &C, SC.
Al Of which we manufactured to order expressly for
nnder the immediate direction eou agent at Paris and
with confidence that lamps will give satisfaction ia all
A.. DIACON 4 ~. ID. SAXTON. Aeents.
o'6 lmeod is*ec IN John street.
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ECONOMY IN GENrLEMEN'S DRESS.
ALL EXTREMES ARE RAD

ECONOMY IN GENrLEMEN'S DRESS.
ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD
mas oeen truly said that goods worth the
Pense o making and Slop m ide clothes is good cloth
spoiled Experience have taught that there
those who ayit thick that not loud bat
deep generally accompany the first reading Of The BILL
pressed with these f,cts the middle
course avoiding e,tyagant profits the hand aod
Ing the articles the other which
order under the superintendent Of efficient
petent worknen be found in the country Our Stock
Blue Olive Brown, and Green Cloths for Dress and Fro,k
Goats
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS, BEA-
VERS, TWEEDS, Nc. FOR OVER COATS.
Cassn all the and styles for Pantaloous
yestings rich velyets Merno C,chm-s Dressing Rores
Saus Silks &c. With large of Fancy Dress Ar
ces including Scars, Handkerchief Cavats Gloves sus.
penders, &c. -
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS & CO.,
23l Bro adway,
o29 m@ec American Hotel opposite the Fountain.
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DEAFNESS.
DRS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS,
227 BROADWAY.-Extact:-
Dol 81 cherfny comply with the request of Lieut. Nc
ntosh to testify lie invsdsd home unfit for duty,
of total deafness and discharges sm his
himself under he professional care Castle and Edwards
Aurs.s Uader their his hearing and
has returned to his military duty. -
Signed, II. McNEVEN, NJ d.
Surgeon to H. NJ. B. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DKOIS.
for ncpien deafness, earache palms, buzzngs,
ted sesreons OF the organs Their acoustic oil has been 10
pular remedy curative in all diseases Of the for up
wards Of twenty year,. Offices removed s Broadway
White ol lmSec
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam shil
ship Masters and Agents.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER Ia.
Cleared.

sur 80 Is MOON RISES. ''' ..'..' l9
,uN ,Nrs,..",......i 70 view WATER 1900 II DC
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(NAtPETlNGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS BOOKINGS,
y &c The subscribers have hand extensive
choc selection Of Carpstngs fran low priced ingram
the richest and most costly Dissertation of uels saxony
pengs Also Floor OH Cloths. Of the nsa,sst and mos, spsa
did and eoors As, French and English Boekinss.
nrugyets, Felt Carretiugs Rugs OF the rcnet
French embossed Table and Covers. &C. &c.. all wkh
will be sold at prices thu TINS nv
e. w. S"II II X COMPANY,
NJ Wv nx-m ga Broadway, opposite the CITY Hail.
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ONE BOX o. these invaluable Pills worth ell the qusek
" medicines advertised for certain delicate Let Tia
unfortunate assured that there is 20 in
ing these rus to ee s aid raocal cue to sonIrhoSA
prescribed by the celebrated Ab.met in all ,as~ Of The
above diseases In the m stage box is usrally sufficient
fleet IL few days. Ia taced oh onic stages
obsn'te gee Sc they equally having c-rsd han
tended destroy the than the DIS
hey leave the troubles, weak
VIII ch frequently alter other msdcinss
They have unple salt taste smell and tai
their misioru ced They composed surey Of
Vegetable CRED ens whit lnyigorate The generally
ror sale only New York by WIN. Wasoe. ApethecAns'
Hall 36 Catherine street and in Brooklyn by Blagrars Drug
gist, Fulton street NIL lmsm
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RLACK OXIDE OF MAN0ANEsE.-3 TONS ground, for
ID sale, by PERSSE Il BROOKS,
MN No 81 Liberty street.
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Mess have repeatedly used your Candy for coughs
colds aud always found rtie but official duties evented IN
from writing to beo,e but ltey been cured
the influenza cannot withhold from recommending the
the public.
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MEMS MERCER AND TAILOR.

AND
DICHARD CALROW. (cf Wall street formerly, and sole
N author OF the Tailors Assistant respectfully informs his
old PATRONS and the public in senera that the srng
port he has with his reopening s Canal
induced him down No 81 Nassau street,
he hopes his old and also HIS patrons The
more real gold m tned the brighter IL shines. Being well
aware the prevalence Of humbug these times and the
ny and almost nnumeable articles used all and every line
OF business entrap the unthnog purchase OF that
which apparently valuable but which, having been
ed BY only has been found perfectly
less
He conscious that his former will require no
comnsndaon aud them any and every OCCASION he
refers those who msy wish to deal with him.
Bon hand assortment OF Gle his, CassimereS and
yesting, OF the style which will be up to order
At prices ranging from IS 30 below the
prices ms 2wiserc
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CHEAIEST Garrett ESTaDLISENr.NT IN TEg
" UNI TED STkrES-No % BOWERY.
ANDERSON * DOBBS offer their wi ole stock 81
splsnrid Of Superior En2ah Thr Ply Imperial
Double Superfne aud Five Ingram Csrpepg Brussels and
Tuited Hearth Rugs asn ansparencies Window Shades,
and all Of VIII CHI having been low prices for raeh
will b. sold from % s - cent lower than other sstab
shment in this CT y.
COMMON CARPETINC, ATS cd Or ys<l
FINE INGRAM CARPETING, from ID cd TO Is pr yard
SUPERFlNE INGRAM CARPETlNG, So pr Iafd
ITALIAN TRANsPAhENf WINDOW % s liz 81, '"'
- - from ~ to SI3 the pair
FLOOR OH. CLOTHS, any width, Is pr yard
ANDERSON X DuBBS. No 90 Bowery,
nj 9wis.r the first CARPET Store Hester
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SAR FOR NEW ORLEANs-First Packet Ship TO
MINI succeed the Packet Shin Union-yhe well X, own
Atea first class racket ship LIVERPOOL Cap; ASry,
the th inst This shphas very high between tecks and Of
fers desirable Tor second cabin and
passenger, who will be taken the lowest Those
wishing berths will require make early application
board the ship pier - 4 r. below all street oro
JOHN HERDMAN,
81 South street Wall street.
NB-The splendid packet ship SHARONCaptlin Purrug-
will succeed the Liverpool and with quick despatch
nil
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,..,r,res on Geology.

d,op of these celebrated Lectures as reported lo
Tbe Tr;bnne is now ready. 1t contains an Engrasea
exhibiting an ideaseciion of part OF The EARN
crust, with 1panatian 1t viii also contain genera ~
1 rsne,oa to Geology sol before published Lecture l.
embraces the following Subjects AuversBe, Lac1sull.
parad volcanic Period, Eruption Of ctsegnina, Monl
-cTrpr I'll The Earth's Strata, Marine Strata, I 6
-isds suyergne District, Sub Apprentices, Mount sna.-
1rcTuRr III Upheaval and subsistence OF the Earth va
nles Temple OF Scraps, Monte Nuovo LECTURE w. 20
n, Ree Coral Islands LECTURE v Origin OF Coal 81
VI Fossil EoopTnS VII BouIders and Ice.
bersS Ia. =; ,hi. sd,;en sketch Of the
c,r-a of DR. J. AUGUSTINE SMITH. delivered oeiots w
Icsnm of Natural History the S;h OF Deceiaoe1 a' "
the Different Races of Me'.- o,.,,,e,.-s remit.
NJ Price per single copies . cents Poetfnassets 'eA'
- ~ no,jsr aill he entitled To five csples
ING one ~SA" GREELEY l. McELRATh.
Tribune Buildings, New fosK-