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90 We requested to state that the New-York and
Erie Railroad Boat will leave foot of Duane-'ree hereafter
III o'clock A. NJ, and 3 P. NJ.
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iSS tmpostor.--An imitation Of Barry's Tncopherous
human the yiiest and most ieetegous character
p ssn' attempted be aned of The public uqde The
an. he man who axes IL pretends that II is the same
ia S while the original and genuine sold for y cents
ap,S Barry Tricophcrous or Patent Niedicate Com
u nb secured By Letters Patent OF the United States and
soc are tRus protected against any Individual using the
NJ TSrnohehs letter from Washington states that Bar
s, Is the only article of that name for which
mas been granted aud no one dare use compound of
ss msef!ais without suhecting themselves punish
e ana ofisinai and genuine badness and gray
r one APPLICATION entirely relieves the head from
saiwsa anaEuf To De had a, the Wholesale Depot, i6
~ come; OF Liber;y-street, up stairs.
sse,,,. ~ topographic Likenesses. by the Dagger
Loans 26 Broadway icomer Park place. by VAN
OF lmis
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D. NppLEToN go rnhlisksgIss 90: 2oG Brosd,ssv.
C. Csury: Tn. r.>lI ai,u the Remedy:

q Ssury: The T. aiid the Remedy:
An exposition OF the vices defects evil tendencies of our
present Monetary System with plan for etectual Re
FORM being thorough calculation OF the of Money
OF Interest and the evils Of usu published large and
way In order induce all opposed Usur and in favor OF
Monetary Reform extending the circulation Of this
fhTee cents single copy; 81 hundred Orders so
.,sd ua2lf
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r,.s,;ng If the members of the american In.
hold q, ,hs 9TH day of October ls43, Gen. Tall
y,,dre, presiding On motion of Nh Wakeman
Rsso}ged That Committee be appointed TO prepare a
eoluon expressive of the feelings OF the members oil the
Institute the occasion of the decease OF COL HARRISON
crolius a member of the institute.
The Committed reported the following resolutions which
was unanimously adopted:
Rssolred Tia, the members Of this Institute will attend
the funeral Of departed associate who has been one OF
- rJiest and most faithful friends and that this Iesou-
non he communicated his surviving relations with the
issuance the deceased held in respectful remembrance
br The Institute emnenty useful honest and uprgh,
man both in private and public life.
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MILLINERY GOODS,
CHEAP ENR CASH

THE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
chants and Mners call and examine his stosk Of Mil
nary Goods No 9 Beaverstrset tons door from Pearl
street. and first below all set He has taken great
BE and desirable styles; and VERY CHEAP He believes
his assortment TO % the best selected any in the CITY and
he buys and sells for cash hY help being eheape.t
The reputation he already has OF selling Millinery Gooda
nducement Ger call before purchasing He attends
the auction SALE daily to avail himself Of the bargains that
may offer, aud iii turn give them 10 his customers
L. NJ. STEVENS.
Newton September l2, lsi3 sl2 mis
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~ GFS. TOM THUMB is the American Museum. and
thousands 20 him The performances above all
ue The artists all of nigh epu;e aud present the best
IN he
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IITTo,s -CYCLoPEpIA, Parts IIL. and nv

LITTUS. JYULUPEDIA, Pafts Ut. and " .
~ Just published al lge Broadway
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE: BY
John Kit Editor the Pictorial Bible Sc assisted By
various able scholars and Divne with finished Map Of
countries embraced within the travels OF II au aud timely
executed steel Engraving representing Nabulus Schechem
" B. Each part sold separately and the work TO De COM
peted fifteen issued monthly at shortsr Intervals
o5 2tis MARK II. NEWMAN, ls9 Broadway
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, OCT. 6, 1913.

|
MINIATURE AIMANAC-THIs DAY.
TIE Sun The Moon. Full Sea.
Rises 6 o. sets.5 80 Sets, morn \ 10 Morning. IA
Latest Dates.
| London September Havre. September 3
Liverpool. September New-Orleans Sept "a
Cleared,
Ships Huu,ress Lovet Canton, Talbot, Oyphant Co;
Charleston, Brown, Charleston, Buckley
Bark Hecla Williams Barbados and a market, Hub
bard s Co.
Briggs Monevdeo. Riddle, Rio de Janero, J Foulke *
Sons; Cohausey Thomas, Rio Grande, f Jones & Co
8 Reece, Juzo Dema-a, Middleton y Co.
Schrs Emma Julia, Rowland, Beaufort, NC; Frances,
Long, Portland Me; Spy, Somels, Wilmington, NJ t,
Powell: Woco Ryder Boston, Stevens Myers, Fowler,
Washington y C.; Native Alatson, Galveston and Coum-
ba, Mr. Brewer.
soops Arion, Heath Providence Translation Williams
Barbados and market, Hubbard & Co.
Arrived.
Ship Hudson, Page, I'm Liverpool Aug %, with ndze 10
Josiah Macy Son65 Storage passengers Sailed IN co
with ship Leila, Higgins, Of and for Baltimore.
Brig George Sproul, l. ds I'm Bangor, Me lumber to
Giles Bushnell.
schr Elizabeth Hardness, Wilkes i ds I'm Philadelphia
coal TO Tisdale s. Co.
Schr Roe, Dodge, So hours I'm Baltimore with md1e 10
Johnson & Lowden.
Schr Ann Maria Jones, DIS I'm Newbern NC, with ma
val stores l. Mitchell.
schr Anaconda Fulford 10 d, I'm Wilmington, NC with
naval Bryant & Maitland.
Schr Augusta, Let's, York River, wood.
Schr Chandler, Turner Virginia wood.
Schr Mary, Ward, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Ovoca, Cadmus Virginia wood.
Schr Banner. Depcau Virginia wood.
Schr Mary, Ward, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Pioneer Br,by, DIS fm Bristol, Del, with coal.
Schr Chocaw, Thomas, L. hours FIN Milford.
Schr VIM Wassels, Townsend, Virginia, shingles.
Schr Delight Ketchum, Virginia potatoes.
Schr Eliza, Williams, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr John Polk, Arnold, Virginia.
Schr Victory, Soper, Virginia.
Below.
Ship II Allen, Wilson, FIN Charleston with cotton and
rice to Ct Sutton.
Also, brig Wind w.
Sailed,
Hathaway, NO. Ohio, Newcastle Eng; Charleston Brown,
Charleson
Norwg bark lF;olus, Amsterdam.
Briggs Curtis Baney, Cadiz; Crusoe Niaagorda, Texas;
Cohansey, Sherman, Rio Grande.
Disasters.
Soop Prospect Rogers fin Boston for Sag Harbor put
to Bristol, I'd inst repair having the 29th ult
heavy gale off Gay Head carried away main boom and split
mansai!.
Spoken,
Sept !, lat 80 lon 33, brig Alfred Tyler, of Boston, fin
Antwerp, for the U SO DIS ont
Sept - lat l6! lon 40, passed ship Chaos of Boston,
steering f.
Sept lat 40 o. Ion 70 80, ship Quebec I'm London for
Sept 9, lat so lon -, shd Robt Parker, Dwight I'm Lv
erpool for Portsmouth.
Ang 81 Iat so &C. Ion O. ship Eli Whitney, Harding from
Liverpool for Boston.
Sept l, lat u s. Ion 81 90 w, an Am brig, steering N,
showing white signal, red border, with H w in it,
Sept Is, off Bermuda, brig Rebeaca Fisher, from Niayen
for Martinique
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DOST-OFFICE, New.York, October 4, 1873
/ EASTERN AlAlL.-On and after Monday next the
Eastern Mail via steamboats, Stonngon and Boston and
Providence Railroad will be closed this office O'Clock,
= % ss Gss except HSaGS LoRIMER GRAHAM,
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ScS AEApAcHr.-Dr Spohn's Remedy warranted 10 cure
loLoR HAIR any shade YOU please from light brown
JET black BY the Eas, India Hair Dye, aad not stan The
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DEMOCRATIC CLAY CLUB OF THE ST
ENTH WARD
4 blast from the Kentucky Bugle.

Whigs! Arouse from the lethagy (which You lie bound
shake off the drw-rops that glitter your garments, and
once more march The battle and the ricory You haze
been disappointed doceiyedand betrayed PICK go Whig
'ainfs and try your rifles aga n"
4 MEETING of the Seventh Ward Clay Club
be held Oh the evening OF Saturday next the 9TH inst
at O'Clock al Sackett'S Building M. II Division street
Every member the Club is earnestly requested attend
the roll will be called and desirable that every change Of
residence since last meeting be then and there noted All
true.heared Wings residents OF the m Ward, who dssr
Gus 10 join in efforts do Henry Clay
well justice those f,-reaching principles of National
Policy of which that Statesman the ddrOCGe and the
cAGmpion are invited 10 attend:
josy CRo,,wrLr Secretary o5 BITS THIS
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NJ, CASPER HausER, the Fudge Mermaid Southern Min
s with grand performances every night all 10 be seen
Gov oce shilling at Peales Museum.
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GEVENTH WARI)-Pursuant 20 recommends
Saton from the Democratic Wing General Committee the
Democrac Wing Electors of the Seventh Ward requested
10 assemble the Franklin Hotel of Cherry and Ru
pose Of appointing three Delegates City Convention be
held the Broadway House Saturday evening It'll inst at
7! o'clock and appoint five Delegates County Con-
ventou he held at the Broadway House Monday even
ing 18th Ocuber at O'Clock; and asoappout six Delegates
to TN, Fourth Congressional Convention to held Coum
ba Hall in Grand Monday evening, October 10th, at u
o'clock Likewise to transact such other business may be
brought before them.
BY order of the Ward Committee,
o. ., JAS r. TERRY Secretary.
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VINO should require any Of the above article invited
al The only place they be had genuine 81 Courland
and See there such proofs that cannot fail toconvnce
SVasIrcs the most skentcal OF their efficacy. They can
In = hG In Newark OF D. Smith, $40 BroadStreet; Brook
81 Ats. Hays, 1879 Fel.oAstr-et
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fLn-Hays'S LinimeGt and Inns Balm OF China are war
sed 10 CUE any case, or the money returned
sVfE&FluoUs HAIR eli III three minutes by the Chi
Hair Eadicato and will injure the most delicate
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ScRoEui, AND IMPURITIES Of rItN BLoop-No remedy
mas syeI been made the purpose we'll as ON
stocks Saprlla which has repeatedly cured Scrotua Of
I and fifty YEARS standing Price 80 cents per botte 81
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COAL sCUTTLEs, COAL sCUTTLES,
A LARGE assortment of Coal Scuttles, Cinder
n Sittes Shoyel5, Sheet iron Ash Barrels &C. 255.
Greenwich ST., for sale by
so5 3ts JOHN JAMESON
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<ssSaJOtiN Caller, formerly with ].

x<aSgaJOH hin CALLER, formerly with ]. V.
Tiyou) Ladies' Boot aud Shoe Store, IS Chat
anSteet opening the above store, begs respectfully
10 solicit the Of his friends and the public his
aud Shoes Of city manufacture being Of The ost approved
and at pces spending with the tires Aao, Gen
tlemen's and Youths fine Calf Boots and Shoes.
Having had several years experience in the business
Inanship,
Boots aud Shoes ofevery description made to order
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Burns ScALDs, SwEIl,NGs BRUISES, AND ALL Our
%tSp AlNGs will be cured and t limb and saved
Wy loan-i Magical Pain Extractor Price p cents ~ cents
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HOUSEKEEPERS ATTEND!
WILL BE PUBLISHED on SATURDAY. OCT
MRS. ELLIS'S
HOUSEKEEPING MADE EASY:

o r
HOUSEKEEPING MADE EASY;
OR, COMPLETE INSTRUCTOR
In all branches of Cookery and Domestic Economy contain
the most modern and approved receipts of daily IN all
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Revised and adapted 10 the wants of thu Ladies OF the Uni-
BY AN AMERICAN LADY.
his wl be found the most complete, accurate and COM
ensive manual of cookery and household economy ever
published. Il embraces all the Improvements in
the art and adapted 10 the important changes introduced
within few years In consequence OF the physiological
yestgaous of Connie and hs chemical discoveries OF L-bg
ond other eminent sch In medical and HYGIENE point
OF view this work 49, therefore, all important 10 every house
keeper, Who desires the well-being OF her family
The additions BY the American editor such adapt
II perfectly TO the wants Of people aud much novel inor-
nation II 5.ssrd TO cookery and the management Of house.
mold will be found IN the work 1t. cheaness will commend
For sale all the derots of cheap publications and by the
'. BURGESS & sTRlNGER,
90 II Corner of Broadway and Aun streets
o. This Day Published-A LETTER sustain
Stephen f. Tyne D B., Rector Of the church Of the Epi-
rhany and late othe Editors OF the Episcopal Recorder.
% D. AfPLEToN & CO., 200 Broadway.
n, To Farmers, Land Owners, Sc.-Jast
1sT e IS Fom, P15sa s S Ks
recent Discoveries OF Liebig Davy, Johnston aud 9TH
writers on Vegetable Chemistry; showing how the results
o. o. as- might be sa,l angmsn,sd BY Joseph 4 Smith
The FARSiERs MANUAL: La, Practical Treatise os
the Nature and Value Of MsnaEes B. Fakner, Esq
o53tis D. APPLETON eco, Publishers, 200 Broadway.
lis6eJ new editions of pTHE FoRfUSEs OF HECTOR
Q,HALL0R.AN and his Wan Mark Antony o'Tope. BY
William h Maxwell, Esq. vol of :l2 pages, with Two
gilt, 81 %.
Maxwell, the we!knqwn author OF Stories Of Water
loo Wild Sports Of the West, &C. has completed tins
work De has succeeded IN awakening no bic
amount ct interest in the personages introduced he ca!ac-
dashed off with vigorous hand ths yet
spirited Colonel the porty KIND Father Domnlck
and The hero foster brother Mark ANTONY Tools beth
Of boy for fun and fighting all drawn from the life IS
the best OF all Irish stories full Of spirit and droiery and
wit Courier Enquirer
Also, uniform with the above, HANDY ANDY, a Tale Of
Irish Life, by Samuel Lover, Esq.
This boy Handy Andy will be the death Of What Is
the police force about allow the utteng of publication
;hat has already brought the blink OF apopery nj J
times Grave people undertakers and the like
perhaps read with IMMUNITY such may laugh but let
fellow with squeeze of natural fun MIA 20
it. and We II lay throws him INTO convuls
lSportirg Review
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srBsISo's CoRpIAL-ro attempt the reputation
Of this well known medicine FOR the Of DyspePsia and
the variety Of Nervous Diseases Headache, Sea Sickness
Loss Of appetite, Sc, By bringing forward testimony from
dydua may appear 70 some like similar s0 70 ere prov
wise and lover OF his country Yet me caS
not parallel f9r there much Imposition rFscssq IN I
present age raise the wind in the share OF cureas t
il requires be the article good the assertion OF r.
spsns!be that is not Of the humbus I M -
we give The following excellent recommended 9n g.
Copy Of letter from Col F. H. ElmoIe efiheloe 81 On
grs and actual President Of the Bank OF the STATE OF oou
Carolina dated t,,1o 1000
NJ q r c,pp,yc. Dear Sir-lt gives pleasure reply
,oyour inquiries your Rfso5ays Cordial
have used for more than year n my idy ana nave
relieving nervous and dyspepc headache It has proved very
serviceabe and in complaints among my ch0e ty nave
experienced much benefit from IT,
Several ofmy friends, 10 whose use had recoTnmended IT.
nov am sir YER! respectfully, your obi servant,
F. II. ELMORE.
ia % lws
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% FACTS NOT TO RE- roRGorrEN-That at q Courtland-
street the following established remedies can be found only
genuine VII:
OR, HEwkss NERVE AND BONE LiSIMENT and the INDIAN
Gout, &c
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THE SEVENTEENTH WARD DEMOCRAT
Tic wings are requested 10 meet at the Henry Clay
House corner OF avenue and First street on Friday
nnG the 9th install o'ciocko the purpose choosing Com
mees select the yaoas candidates 10 be supported al
ensuing election. By o:der OF the Ward Committee
JAMES GOODMAN, Chairman.
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yNpSurr.-Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia will stop the
rom falling out where bald and keep the head
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LKANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
L FOLD WRlTER:-This article has now been before
yond parallel with any thing knows and many thou.
sand copies daily in use proGof Zoe high favor he have
Press and anT Of our merchants after paying from SIS 70
$50 for Press have laid them aside and given the Mod
psdtous. The Copying Books done ,,p variety Of
szs e paper being ru ed plain, aryins Price from s.
please call aad examine article and will guara.e that
j, will commend itself more than column 81 sdvsrtsng.
tnerant board steamboats, and at hotels seng
worthless article for few shings AZ the expense Of tbs
truly Invaluable article Sold wholesale and retail bY
jg3l Ills Iunctioa LissHy.stres,
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EIGHTII WARD-Up and at enl--In accord
Lance with the recommendation Of the VIII General Com
mittee the Wings of the Ward requested meet the
Howard House this Friday evening, 9th inst O'Clock
for the purpose selecting Three Delegates the Senatorial
Conventions Five Delegates County and Eight Dele
ard Hons on MSnJsv evening October lsrh at n o'clock
which Convention select Delegate the Baltimore
Convention To be held in May
j. W. ALLEN, Chairman.
GEORGE JENNisoN. }s4c,star;es
TNEnpoRE kElLEY, : ''eNIe'olIes. OF II
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TIE Sun. The Moon Full Sea.
Rises e o. Seis.5 80 Sets morn 4 10 Morning. IA
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C'ROTON INkS.-These articles are warranted
Oo BIZ advance Of all other inks for brlliancy
Of color the and freedom with which they flow from the
PEN consisting of all the different kinds use-back
blue copying nelihe red aud carmne warranted be-
thick mouldy any cuae featured expressly
for steel pens. large assortment always hand neatly
boxed for erpora,on Druggists staoners and dealers
invited cali and examine, they will be furnished with
specimens gratis. l.. FRANCIS, Misunderstanding
Stationer, rs Maiden lane and No. Liberty street.
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Latest Dates
London. September 3 Havre. September 8
Liverpool. .Sepember5 Nev-Ofleans Sept "a
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TIFTEENTH WARD.-Agreeably 10 the re-
i commentator Of the Democratic Wing General Commit
the Whg Electors Of the Fifteenth Ward requested
meet ar Constitution Hall go Broadway, This Friday Eve
ming October G. at Il o'clock Tor the purpose OF appointing
Tires Delegates 10 the Senatorial Convention;
Five Delegates TO the COUNT Con4eution;
Five Delegates the Sixth Congressional Convention
Bv otder OF the Ward COMMITTEE
AMBROSE c. KNGSLAND, Chairman.
HAayT $ . A WEED Secretaries. os
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Cleared,
Ships Huntress Lovet Canton Talbot, ELEPHANT * CO.
Charleston, Brown, Charleston, q Buckley.
Bark Hecla Williams Barbados and market, a Hub
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SIXTEENTII WARD.-In pursuance OF the re-
y cemendation OF the General COMMITTEE the Democratic
Wh Electors of the Sixteenth Ward requested TO
BIZ on Friday Evening next; the 9th of October inst AT Ha-
zson Of Sixth Avenue and 10
onyeuton to be held the Broadway House on Mondsy
Evening 18th INST u O'Clock nominate thirteen send,
candidate for County Clerk and one candidate Coroner OF
the City and County Of NewYork be supported by the
Democratic Wing Party at the Election Also TO az
point Delegate TO District Convention sud th-e Delegates
70 City Convention the Broadway House SAT-
nEday Evening next, the It'll inst, a, =: O'Clock.
BY order. BENJAMIN HARkER,
Chairman OF the Ward Committee
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choice selection Of Silk and satn scafs Cravats Hand
keches Gloysa snspendes Hosiery, Under Vests Draw
rs Muslin Shirts Collars, &C., prices which must Ole
luncru-hss 10 purchasers jvl5 isf
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THE SMITH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
(late Pastor Rev. J. o. Choues) now worshppng in
The Siqy'esan Institute would that the Rev
u Miller OF ESSEX, Conn, will preach in the Institute
next Sabbath morning afternoon and evening. 90 2tis.
CONS OF TENIPERANCE.-SP NorIcE.
~ The Marshals Of subordinate divisions hereby notified
quarter before o'clock Monday Afternoon October 9th
50 that The line may be formed at precisely and report them
of Laurens Immediately on ter arrival BIZ order q
Of 81 ALEX. YOUNG Grand Marshal
I O. Of Q. F.-Ceebrailon Of Westminster Lodge
i. az Tsrytown-The members Of Meridian Lodge No. -
l. o. OF o. requested their Lodge
OF Hudson and Grove Monday, 9th October
instant At O'Clock a NJ thence professions TO the
foot Of Hammond embark board The steamboat ee-
graph Capt Odel halpast O'Clock aud proceed direct
y 70 TarGytown Fare for the TIP 30 cents Dodsworth
celebrated Brass Band engaged for the occasion.
PETER WESTERNELT,
FRANCIS A. SNlFFEN, Commute.
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TNHlRTEENTH WARD.--ln pursuance of re-
< comm en- ta;on hon the General Committee, the Demo
VIII electors Of the Thirteenth Ward viii at the
OF Grand and PIT, streets on Frday Evening at u o.
clock 10 elect three 10 the Senatorial enon hve
the County Conyeulon and the Fourth CoAsres-
siona District.
By order OF the Ward Committee.
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MINIATURE AI.MANAC-THIs DAY.
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TAKE NQTICE.-Mrs. WILLIS, the lady
that gives niormonon future events and what past,
De No 2b5 Elizabeth doors from Houston
Blocker till the last of October only as then she will
leave the City. 500 lms-
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AMERICAN SAW MILL FACTORY.

AMERICAN SAW MILL FACTORY,
(ELs prrwrEs Pr,RL AND Dulsg STREETS, N. "
TINE sui SCI ibers have hand, and offer for sale
i on reasonable terms, general assortment of
Circular Mill Pit, and Cross-cut Saws, Billet or
wooJouters' Webs, Grating, Hand, Panel, Ripping.
Brsss-baok, and Butcbers' Bow Saws, Webs Tor saw
ing iron Cotton cleaning Gin Saws Plastering and
Brick 1rowells, Hay and Straw Knives, &c. all mad.
Of the best quality Of cast steel and warranted
They will make yoneering any description Of
Saw TO order.
n. WORRALL h co.
Iron Foun icrs, Printing Press and Saw Manufactu-
rcrs, Office rs, Elm street, New York.
Mar. at
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HYDRAULIC PRESSES.

HYDRAULIC PRESSES.
THE subscribers are manufacturing Hydraulic
Il Presses suitable for pressing Cotton Castor
Oil, &c. Also for Printers and Bookbinders' use
These presses will do more work, with less labor
and do II much better, than II can possibly be done
with the common screw presses, and will not comc
as high in propori ion 10 the power obtained.
III WORRAGL & co,
Ironfounders, Prntingprcss and Saw Manufacturers,
Elm street, N. Y. mar Sit
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PEsSsrLvhsn.-The taxable value OF the real
property In Pennsylvania IS above nine hundred mil
lion dollars, and the public debt J, shout forty mil.
lion dollars
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w FISCHER, importer, has just received 3,OOD
w QUILL PENS, Of excellent quality, put up
IN neat boxes containing Is csch For sale only al
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