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~ Dyspepsia and Debilit,

Dyspeptic AID Restorative Cord, remedy for Dys-
.rsi and Nervous Affections. II certain for Nerr
Heaache, and excellent preventive of Coveness and
Low Spirits 1t is the best known remedy for Seaslckness
very -ectual in relieving Fatuence, Colo and other
similar complaints 1t speedily promotes strength in all cases
OF Debility good and healthy Appetite gives tone
and whole system and highly recommended By
physicians we'll by persons who have found re-
lief from For farther particulars Circular at the office
No. 6 Murray ST. 81 per bottle. 81 Inns
~ Inverted Cone Lamps.-WEBB'S recently
improved INVEKEED CONE LAMPS must OF necessity
,upeceGe all other Lamps they embrace degree
of UTILITY and EcoyoY hitherto Unprecedented For sale
ONLY AT the PHLosorHcAL LAMP STORE, i3O Broadway
ont door south OF Ilowards;
au30 lwis- A. v. II, WEBB inventor
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MARRIED.

W. evening, Sd inst, BY the Rev. T. J. Sawyer
teS MICE n BoSD to Miss JOSEPHINE CARprSrrR
l,a., SWpicay the l,h inst. BY the Rev Dr. McEsoy
R., bssaold j., on Tuesday evening. 18th August, by
rs n a. AeLane, Mr.. Charles H. Edwards, Of New.
M nh a's Eleanor, daughter of John Bovine, Esq, Of
D.' 'as,oa, VT, on Wednesday evening last MIR. Chas
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HERE THEY ARE, ALL IN a HEAP!
All the Late English Papers!

These, together with hos, of Others are for sale whole
sale or retail, on the arrival Of each steamer by
BURGESS s STRINGER
IL 222 Broadway, corner Of Ann-st
THE LARGEST LOT OF
GLISH PERS
EVER SEEN on THIS CONTNENTM
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Cour de L,Europe Wilmer and Smiths European Times;
Charles Winners American News Letter; Punch-and va
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ny ~. ' GEORGE DoEL, Agent.
NTYANDOTTE, OR TIE Hunted kyoLL,.A
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H would also invite attention his extensive stock NJ
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ieretng the and the scholar which he VIII dis
pose Of At the same ABRsHAI MAZE. 2s7 BI@sckers,
MEXICAN AGRICTLTURISr# FOR SEP
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Flour bb 800 Wheat, bush 49, 500 Corn bush 200
Last sales OF Ohio Whea, s3c Chicago slc Corn 49,
Flour 06.
There few sales of Flour and Wheat yesterday
There Is downward tendency in prices. ot OF 5000
bu he Northern Ohio Wheat was sold &c. 1900 Illinois
So 500 Indiana al so.
Aggregate arrivals aud receipts for the month of August,
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~ Wire Window Shndes-Manufacm-ed 10 or.
def Of any size shape figure aud handsomely fitted
hosany frames pao basement office aud other windows,
hall doors, screen; for public rooms, &c by
LEE & CO., lS Factory.steet.
These beautiful Shades, unlike all Others admit all the air
and light into r room and perfect the Streeat
the same time they obruct the view from the stree, into the
loom and keep mosquitoes and other insects out and are
800. orr, m.n,,l iv2, istf
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LEARY & Co.-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN, 1913.

AT the solicitations of many OF customers from
distant parts of the Union shall introduce THIS DAY al
sales rooms, the beautiful style of Gsremel' Han
for the coming order accommodate theH as AIS
the numerous strangers visiting the city VINO may leave
here prior the date (Se when has been our custom
in former years to effect the Autumn change oil Fashion
LEARY < co Ha,t.rs MOI and As'oI fi"o'e'
Our CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS, containing drawings
and other Iu STATIONS Will De forwarded BY MAI
to those who reques, it, aud who address us post -id
New York, Aug. 70. lGi3 sou
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rT Gourauds Poudrc Subtitle, will complete
" and N. lane,ty adcae Superl.uous human mar from
females upper lips The hair concealns bioad aud elevated
forehead the stubborn beard OF man, or any KIND 81 supefnS
ou hair Be sure to get the genuine the original office 81
Walker-stieet, one door from Broadway.
81 p4r bottle-Direc'ions French and English. ,
As.nts-.iu,hrie Maiden lane, Albany Myers, New
Haven; Brown &c Chesnut-street, Phadephla Jordan.
ME-stree Boston, Gray poughkeepse; Green Worcester
Carleton, Lowell.
Can be tested before buying; proof positive This and
mistake aul6 lmiss
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NJ Nj Il Il X XIV
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE

TT- THE CHEAPEST WORK EVER PUNISHED ~ THE
UNITED SrA1Es-hs first part of the American Family
Magazine; or General Abstract Of Useful knowledge work
emen;ly useful families and cacuate ares, the at
tention awaken the curiosity and enghten the understand
ings of the young with 1900 Engravlngs To be
completed B Numbers Of POS to $40 each at IS cents
number number will 200 Eng
GREELEY 4 McELRATH. Tribune Buildings
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II Al PER & THEIRS
PRES IDEN T,S DAUGHTERS,
MORE NEW NOVELS.
THE BEST NOVEL OF THE SEASON

THE BEST NOVEL OF THE SEASON
THE OLD MAN OF HARLEM, by the Author
of the T. mper ard Tempted Just published in Extra
the Brother Jonahon Supplement, beautiful book edition.
Price 2. cents or 50 per 100
Persons of copy would DO we'll 10 call early the
edition is ne uly exhausted.
A NEW NOVEL, from the pen of T. S. Arthur Esq.
thor Of INSTRUMENTATION, Bell Martin, SC.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
THE LITTLE PlLGRlM Us a ssqae to the Taors Az
prsItce by the suthor Of Tie IaIos Apprentice beauii'
,,C00PER;S NEW NOVEL-WYANDoTTE, or the
Husd Knoll. Price so c-nts.
All the above for sale. wholesale retail. By
BURGESS s. STRINGER, 222 Broadway,
Of A
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~ Rird-P,Sr AND NAssAU-sTREETs.-The new sly
Of -,nens Hats the ensuing season are now ready Tor
and sale the Of the subscriber corner Pine
and Nassau-sts. lsi<"n
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NJ GentIemen's Hats, of the pattern for Autumn
1888 will b. sold at SPENCENS Hat w are rooms NO. D.
C,hztre, from this date Angus, 2Gth inclusive. a2G2u
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c..,s-Mu.der l; assault and battery with intent
~ . arson l. robbery the lss degree /; forgery, .
saE M craad larceny Is; receiving stolen goods, 3;
sp!n, a;,orderly house, total SO.
kc.r,-Previousy indicted, Il; previously convict
.s,.8ou,nent OF wife, l-,o,all7 Total Of old and
aa,.s 49,
aI,or were called over, when the following named
-, ,pueared and Were swoin Grand Jurors VIZ:
w. Blunt foreman Benj amin Bailey j Ohm l.. Brow
IN J. Bunker, John c. Brown, William Everdel, Ed.
flanagan William Gale, William A. Howell, Her.
o gslyy, John Jackson Aaron Kline, Thomas Kelly,
~ Pi,tnan, James Peach. James T Rogers Jeremiah
&t;a,ys. Edwin Townsend, and Shepherd Knapp--l9.
appropriate charge by the Recorder in which the
"a Iroaest reminded Of their Legitimate duties and
s,sn,,on also particularly directed the situation of
!, Ya,ou on Blsckwel's Island, the crowded and The
ooionatc number OF Migrants as compared with Grim
= there confined and their preparation therein for the
s,sion Of crime By associating with offenders &c., the
jury retired 10 their chamber TO enter upon their legal
=.
~ names Of the Petit Jurors then called over and
is!y Ofthe 81 summoned appeared TO
,s,s Of S25 each were imposed on Grand and Petit
IN for default in attendance The Aldermen having 10
s meeting of the Board Of Supervisors the Court ad
med to Tuesday, II O'clock.
foucE OFFICE.-JUvENILE PURLoINERs-l lEee
n named John Russell, James aluiphey and Gideon
= we're arrested charge Of stealing sll III Genmiae
,,d 50 counterfeit bill from Henry Winger, OF wa.
,eret They confessed their gull; aad were committed
rwer.
EALING suoEs.-John Crawley was arrested and com
I'd for stealing pair of shoes from Mrs Louisa Moore
;Caharine street.
rI,pER POLICE OFF1cE.-STeALlNG A CoAT.-
IN named James Murphy was to-day arrested aud com
"a By Justice Gilbert for stealing coat, worth So from
lu Jacobus Of Ia Greenwich street, which was sto-
ION news house in Ninth avenue near 10Th street, where
owner was at work.
CoaoyER's Observation-Disclosures DEAD.
Tho Coroner held an inquest this morning the body Of
fm Rees native of Wales aged as by trade carper
and snan of incorporate habits who found dead
Il this morning the basement floor Of the house No.
Hester street where he resided Verdict, death from in
,ma,ion of the lungs andiresuar habits.
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Markets Car ehtliyrportedGo ion The Tribune.
MONDAY, Sept. 4.
ASHEs-There is continued fair demand for Pots but

FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is very dull to-
day but without variation In rates The sales of Genesee
81 although the large holders, before, ask 81
Ohio aud Michigan IS, below which believe there
good flat hoop TO be had. sale of 500 bbs Hat Ohio
made for shipment IS, and 500 do, principally
Troy for London the The receipts
very large and late mostly Of Genesce consequently Ohio
aud Michigan comparatively Purchases OF 1000
bbs Gen-see, speculation, made at Sit atloat
and store but seems To have had no effect on the
market For farther parcel of 1000 bbls: in store, Sl
refused Ia Southern we hear Of no transactions The
demand extremely limited. Georgetown, Howardstreet,
Richmond Country, Sc IS l23 Brandy T. City
Mills l.! 525 Rye Flour quite .eu,y, aud The price
declining. Sales $50 bbrs 81 SD for North River.
Jersey Meal sl3 , ST.; Bandywine 93i So; hhds
10 so, mos, nominal Shorts plenty quote g:
&c. Ship Suits dull al 81 g.
GRAIN.-The sales of Wheat have been considerable,
including 300 bushels inferior North Carolina at SIS s5c;
lG0 do. 50; 800 do % aud 500 do Illinois l00c.
mostly city miilers The quantity on the market is not
not large Corn sellers aud buyers still continue variance
price and only of sales of 800 bushels North:
era the slip 5Sc 1900 do jersey the rate, and
500 do. New Orleans slightly damaged The stock
Is large in store aud aoa The disti!,ers keep of thu
m arket Rye is NORMALLY .. 6lc without sales lot
500 bushels Southern brought 6oc Oats dull at %
2Sc, with good supply.
WRISKY.-Smce the rate for Drudge put down
23c about casks have been taken Bills. held 23
24c, with sales so Western al the lowerra,s.
HAYThere has been little stir in Hay for shipment,
and about 700 bales have been taken mostly, ar 40 2c viii;
portion at llc.
OILs-snce our last 1000 bbls. Crude Whale, half
No.West Coast have been sold SIC, cash, for export
showing farther advance OF lie per gallon Crude Spems
held al re but without sales
WHALEBONE.-We notice farther sales Of $4,000 lbs.
NortW at 43c and 5000 do South Sea at !3c cash.
The marke, is very firm.
SALT-Sale have been made of 200 bbls Onondaga at
l0Cc per Dbl. of $50 lbs.
WoOL.-We notice sale Of 10 bales, part unwashed
and part washed coarse and ine 25c per ID, CASH
PROVlsIONS-Mess Pork is heavy, and could not pro
baby be sold a, 81 Prime rather rmer, but both de-
scriptons are inactive Sales $50 200 bbs Prime from
second hands 10 Beef very dull: Prime IS %;
Mess 75a 25 There is inquiry for Lard bur we
hear OF no sales We quote bbls 81 6c; kegs Sc No
thing of importance Smoked Picked Meats Cheese
is selling freely SIC boxes, and q IN casks Tor
shipment. Butter very dull, aud stock accumuating-
Good dairie He pals u l6c. No Grease Butter IN
market.
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I,y,o1 SoSarI|ins SIchoo,lppirvinS Institute,
az ih's WM. P. LYON A. NJ. Principal.
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.Y Mechanics Instit,,tc.-The monthly meeting
luitu,e tor September will be held at the rooms City
@ tuesday, September 5th, al O'clock NJ The In
le ScfooS IL Chambers street opened, after thu va
"l0a, last Monday week. c. U. CUSNMAN, Secretary.
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U2)ects of Real Utility Pure Croton Wa
v 10 ,sl"- 10 all citizens; and WEBDs
pde, saes Of GAnrHsSE equally much This one
nd, .S sone! OF the Fathers of City; the other
lm,s cenrol OF the Father Of Camphene at No. 43O
one door south of Howard street.-the Philosophi-
,1 S6T az stone, aud no VIII, re else
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- Heads of Hair.-B,RRY,s Ventilatng and Cos
,mer Invisible Wig closely the real head Of hai'
that scrrtcs aud connoisseu have pronounced the
perfect and extraordinary Invention Of the day The great AZ
vantage this novel and unique Wig It's being made with
on, sewing weaving. which causes rs appearance 50
closely 10 resemble the natural hair both IN ghes and
bsaut so porous and that In all Of peTspira
lion evaporation uim,ed and the great evils OF all Other
invited 10 spcc, this uove aud beautiful Wig and the re,
cuar method of fitting the head at the sole Inventor ard
- -, -, sr,;rs au2i lmis
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ALBANY. September 1.-The following statement may
prove acceptable of your readers who take an inter
81, in the increasing prosperity Of our Canal system.
Returns made up the Collectors Office in this CITY, 10
he close Of the month Of August show that the amount OF
mount received anv previous year BIZ about 100000 bbs
Thus the total Of Four which reached rideEater 10
he close Of August, $40, was. 6o's. 'e3'el
Total arrived tde-wa,er Aug. % lsl3. $50 200
Arrived at Albany during the last week Of
Do (es,imated) al West Troy. 25coo-922 39l
Difference in favor of 1913 l356l3
The quantity Of Whe, coming forward not, yet SO
great as last year.
The Toll received at this Office for the month Of August
exceeds that of ISL the year the largest toll taken on
the Canal.
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t1l ~ 40 cure Weak and Unframed Eyes or
"a th,, ~ roman Eye BaISam the very best arpca.
ssSr sn o. made. will cure the most severe cases and
he Is snpeFGedes the necessW Of an operation.
~ B,ns,Sunsss. for sale b. DAVID SANDS x CO., II
8odwsy s0i"ei aXe'ssree' - FIltonstyseE anu
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For Specis the quotations are
per cent. value
Amer Gold, old. loo 1867 Carolus Dolls..Sl O6
do do new. 100 100! Five Francs. 933a ga
Half Dollars. par lDoubloons 10 80 al6 40
Portuguese Gold 100 l0Oi do Patriot. .l5 o. ais 40
Spanish Dollars. .l04 Sovere gns So a So
do Quarters. 9S 100 do light :. 81 a 81
Mexican Dollars .l00ia l0l Heavy Guineas. GO a
do Quarters. SO 100 Napoleons. So a 81
We saw new fraud to-day the shape Of bill purpor,
ing be the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Seuben.
ye Ohio altered from broken Bank Of the
some other State. The of the denomination Of
$500, letter A, number $50; pay j. Wilson, w Spencer,
Cashier; John Newbury, President Head Of Washington
the left end and that Of Lafayette the right end of the
bill Vgnette, Goddess of Liberty and Eagle. dan
gerous fraud, and should be guarded against.
The particulars of forgery which has thrown Wall
fermen to-day will be found in another column.
man has been arrested West Troy for passing
teret the New England Bank, Boston. The
counteres of P-rknss stereotype plate and printed
thick paper Nearly $1,000 in twos found upon him.
Markets Car etuliytrpOrtedfo ion The Tribune.
MONDAY, Sept.4.
ASHES.-There is continued fair demand for Pots, but
the ,tlet be considered firm al 81 To bring
this price they be good The sales to-day
about $50 bbs Pearls stand at 81 which hear Of
so bbls. taken for export.
COTTON.-The near approach Of the steamer has
checked operations IN this staple aud the sales have been lin
ited Buyers wish ascertain the tenor of her advces pre-
vous closing transactions TO any extent Holders remain
firm, and prices fully up previous quotations.
7 rnnI CI,Sejt rotjo
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m enesrs of Howard Lodge, and the Order in general,
N;l,+d 10 attend regular meeting At Their room No. u
ooe OK a. s an NH b. S h. B.
'y asag,ts q. b. order. E. NJ. THURSTON, y. G.
'AcHls,LD CowAN Secretary s52t-
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M, Walter Forward and h.'W. Marks.
'"''NN Law. PlrtShnrgh p m2 6mSb
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John Burdell, Dentist has removed from 60
Chanb:r-t (where he has kept his office the last Ten
YEAR. Ia 2 Brosdwav corner OF fanklinstEee one block
above IL EcnalIMav Taberuacle. 81 jts
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN Il FAIR.
II Dav visers admitted the same evening free.
BEST ATTRACTIONS IN THE CITY
Engagement short period only oil the celebrated and
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lS43.-JOSlAH LITCH will lecture on The
s'C Babylon the destruction of Rome this evening,
anspscious Hall lately known Franklin Theatre, Chat
mn uae Services 10 cOmmence at past O'Clock. II.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 Sprucest
w The subscribers invite the attention Of the PUBLIC TO
their splendid of Decorative Window Shades all
having been got witt! great and warranted TO please
Shades painted TO any pattern size
The of splendid American lscape
Italian do, Wild Vigness, French Scrolls Vgnette and
Landscape Centres, Tintum Abbeys Moonlight Views, Sc
Sc Sign Banners and Decorations done in style to be
surpassed By anv other establishment.
Southern and Western Merchants supplied with any guam
ti,y & amp
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0fa the various articles used for Darrhea and Bow
dCUnplaints Flenmcs Medcated Darrho.a Candy is the
aoe.ain 1t made from his LIBERATED Quaker ia
Remedy is also pleasant 10 take His Worm ANDY is
somsyermnaor and stands first OF all medicines. it
sTuFy vegetable aud always salutsy and pleasant
s children will always enough to destroy worms. No
HTiy should be day without these Candies Sold whole
% ad retail Dr. COyeTtS Office. 49, NasSausreet; also
1Bcwery 22 Hudson-see 2O3 Greenwich. street al Sh
sas corner of l2lstseet and 3ayenue, Harlem, and
IL Randall Jersey T. inv
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MB The meetings will be held hereafter every Tuesday
o; the same hour and place; and the Society pledge
a.aee,. n WILSON President
Albert GILBERT, Secretary 1t.