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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THRILLING NOVEL. OF REAL LIFE.
THIS DAY -rBtisHHp.
T II f Z y A X f K CITY
d. I II MONKS OF MONK z A L l..
Part D.,

Or THE MONKS OF MONK HALL.
Part Ore
Fopndss oD F,r s ana I'M S S n n
"a sS Ga M sons S me Bs, member Of hs r,
began to mike OF h experience Of the e Mystery and
nne OF The ssua ei cy asse meniifanaa itnYgh with
he awveT were ,bcJ IN Trend Who has rcrnned
relrl7 Tcn> working then ~ INTO Romance Of the
Secret Life 81 Philsislpha Of mos; o,an chaoI.;e
ceTmcace. snE bs,Ie the N,s'snss OF Pj a2pfsTgd
is romance ~ SINE eIscs sfs e same relation u fhila
denhn mat ns ,s, My,;erie' 90 to ,aIis.
LIZ n5 p,h;t IL ~ nrpcrsS SrP NJ y =, 20 a.
ols 81, - 81 I,rnsSway cnT1sy ~ snn.s -
-------, = - ---
MORE CHEA ~ OBLIGATIONS.
PETER PinpnY: h. log Ne. Pri-e 30 20
6RVliiE fEyvhfS nStorRsE on sarsy'
TONI BURKE. CereJ < Hart. Edticn ...............5G
r,YsrC,-r, !, ,SIye,S Eago1
NEW SYS r; 9 1f BONES SSGfssR
RnmK,y, !op; Eor,,Incs: BY I n Answorih. 5
I L., IN Mr ;G Library i1[ October, I
,nra V VIZ 81 eel .rpf?ss1sn,
Lady duff Gordon: .I2l,
TIE REtUGEEl IN HE MOI tA!NS Of -u.a .>2,,
Al Inc New Hoves NaSazin.s and Cheap Publications 81
ne day Inc FanMe'phii; Ns% i9iA ara Boon NceSy
"s' C"' r y, 'itc ~ 80 Dnh ~ he'
LAUf'o Musical LIBRARY.
Tn. y,-ini, M,,t,sl., Cot,Iions tucv Ns, ns,f- In,
BoatEsn D.nce. AMI Dan Tucla:
Iava i!1i- + ,1. !! p3 1. fasq , eel
Wen tie Dew i, on he Grssi.
All i5f one SHlLLlNGi
oi2 WI. NJ. CHRiSTF. no. . A,:or Houss
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,,, Cottle Markct-Ocr 10
wtEIG MEETINGS.

49, national Mass Convention OF Demo-
.ta,tc WING Young Mcr,-At meeting Of he
Cnnriee Of Arrangement, OF IA. Young Meas Henry Clay
ASSOCIATION for National Mass Convention of democratic
Whie Young Men be he'd the City of New York he
20! OF October instant. II was
Rssoired Tint the members Ct This Committee be the only
per.nn uu;h zet cocc: iud. u; TIE onve ot the
S ins and that credentials therefor he signed by the Off,
Of the Mems H,ny Clay Assertion AID Chairman Of
the COMMITTEE al nrgen' nts. and that his CC pmt;ee has
no ~ the PROPOSED .5en. Of recommendation
Of Ce.tra Committee IL. GJth .n.t.
By oder Geo 2. HALSEY.
oil lwiS Chairman rnnrTtee Of Arrangements
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CLOTHING.
WI. y. jENNJEGS K co.
AND TAILuilS,

Importers Of Cloths, Cassi,neies, VssGnt-7
Fancy Drcts Articles, .Sc'
81 Brcad,rGy, Ap'ericsn Hotei, o2posite
tie Fouma:n,
Solicit attention Citizens and s,rcnse;I reauiune.Ga
mclts to large assortment at Goods tor Fail ard Winter
selected with ewoF'endeuns their stock nch Equal
y and variety Nc found III the city comprising Beaver
and hiled Cloths. Twee, &c for Ovecos,s Cogks. &c
French ard English Cloths for drs and i,ucs COuis. various
ncy s,ycs CaSsmeres Rich Velvet ,ef.ro six ard Satin
Itsng which w he made ~ order prices 20 sustain our
reputation The pioneers N the reformation that
avcrtnG the ST complaint cash purcnae taxed
io' others dsi1quc.ce, Tia style sd inh Tour Garments
viii compare with hoe Ui agy ether establishment ard IN It's
Is The sequel OF the extensive patronage elected
lsrge assortment Of FIRST QUALITY leu1Y-rate Car
menis comparing Ovccoa,s. Cloak Dress end Foc Coat.
Panfaoons. Vests Sc constantly hand with full supply
Of Fancy Dress articles. including Scars, Crava.s, Hdkh.
Cloves. Su,penders. Dressing Robes. sc. Is tits
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oil &c JOHN I. LORTON.!

NJ KSICXERBOCKER CLUB.-The Mechanics. Ar
ti7ans Carnen ind Wokngnen- members OF the kncser
hooker Cub-are each requested send Delegations kGck
ebOcker Hail. no - Puik Row, this saturday evening AT
o'clock the purpose oil selecting ahas and making ar
hn.enents the Banner Presentation and Procession
Wednesday Appropriate badges ore now prepared and
the banners for the different Tude audi occupations are now
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Markets-carellly reported for TIE Tribune.

FRIDAY Oct. IL.
ASHES.-There fair demand for Pearls to-day at the
reduced rate and sbou, go bb bsen taken 81 5
10 fo there not much doing consequence Of there
hot osinE many bills out Some IS D5s sold al lS5I.
COIiON-ihe TRANSACTIONS to-day are large and the
market EXPLOITS no chanee TO notice Holder. yied
freely to me views OF buyers and decline can he
although sales ere mostly made al slightly tayo,us the
buyer We notice about 7u bsles sold today Fair
Vi "a fair New Orleans ~.
FLOUR AND MEAL--T'he Eas,e,y Storm of Today I'm,
kept ouyers housed snd we hear OF bur lew he
ssoaos remain as before 1879 for fresh Genesee which
me market heavy. and sales are made
u ID oil Oae lot Of 400 barrels disposed OF yesterday AZ
,nas ,sie Sales 1 barre Troy At 62 Ohio and Tlcbi
he9SS lef lar btands We quote fancy Western al 90
scratched 3'3i The sale of Southern are limited
Meal IN los. q, 62 Brandywne is held u, s7j
lev ws,s GoSs,d tsndsncv following Corn nrd sale. er
We ,nn.. Ssee "a az 62 Bandywine255 Rye FIorr
Bert wbss, WIN small supplies There Are fair supplies of
DE-, h,,I ri9nl coming IN, and the best sell, nj 81 Oh
ul2h 10 yer c'St IN bags. Bl. Meal Il CO..
uons mere !, q good demand for Ybea, with limited
do Ola Iinn,. oehels Southern sold at 60 and 1000
This ME. e. pl Eood at IS. and part inferior nj IS c.ns
Ss.c, continue firm with much IN the msks
iersd M =. % % For Southern So weight uas Of
high pres go ~ market wanted and would b,lng
li Do o bushels Northern Rye nj 20 ded and
Small "a es ~ ~ o. delivered Oats scarcely so rm
81 cent ~. n cargo OF 300 bush. VIznia brought
s5ceoa dse's have put up the price Of Dosv
tim and al, ~ @ q the advance in price, Bbs are
HAyTn.oa ABOUT iVo bbls have been made at 25s Is
nsEss sbsa 70 plsSul supply but NOT much doing The
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TO THE TRADE.

TO THE TRADE.
ENGLISH .i.N.fC-7L.S For li5.
d. APPLETON co. respectfully inform the Trade that
they have received ndvccs OF the shipment oi the following
splendid Ersish Annunls f,r the ensuing year.
HhArH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY.
HEATF'S KEEPSAKE.
HEATH'S HISTORICAL. ANNUAL.
The last named work intended tp supply the place OF
'eaths Picture que Annual End IS said 10 he Tar inter-
esng and beautiful.
ID. A. x co have Just puhlishe =
THE KEEPSAKE Tor 1915. with 10 elc:ent pates. richly
bound.
THE ROSE for ls5. with 10 steel plates elegantly bound.
They viii puSlish IN few days. NATURE GEMS. OF
Anne Flow., their native hunts. By Emma En-
bury. vol. 40. richly bound.
This beautiful work wundOnbtedly form Gf Book for
ali of the year II illustrated with twenty colOed
engruvingi indigenous flowers taken from drawings made
spot where they fosnd while each flower Is
companed By OF striking feature OF American
scenery oil ltls
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FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.
fECK. NICHOLSON 8; WRIGHT.
No. l39 Iea!l and 90 Dsaverstreets, New YORK,
Would respectfully the; they opening e!Ge
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS.
all of which of the latest Fal styles conprsn: full a.,
sortment of
DRESS GOODS.
consisting in Part Of rich Cashmere Ecosse rch printed
Muslin lie LANES Grippe De L.ne OF und elegant styles,
rich plain Cameon and satin spc Repeale new nnd ia.
Ihionable article Camslloa, DEocacs. end BIocherped
Silks black and co!oIed Alprcca:, t-u:cd and plain.
SHAWLS.
Brochs Camars Sha-ri,. PettrDs Samsi:hn and
Brocade figured silk Sh.ws: panask Wooden St!ndila aid
rich Damask Aapaccha; hie:nO. Tibet and Muslin de
Lame. in great vG:!e;y, &C.
RIBBONS.
full assc.men, OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. of the richest
Paris styles.
Figured Cap Laces. Trimming Laces and Lace Edsins:,
Thread. Isle. Plated end Brussels EdginSs. &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting OF Kid. Silk, Cashmere in gree. variety together
with large assortment of Fancy i.it.s.
Also full assortment. o. Paris Cords. Ginps and FrnGes.
together with every article usually TO be found in Fancy
Stock which they prepared offer favorable
az any other establishment % is;I)ec1 7mH
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by UIutf To. =. TI.l11-I1E.
oil lwiS Chairman rnnrTlt;ee Of Arrangements.

Eo-Irti, Congressional Dis'rict.--The
Wings of tie Fourth Congressional District, composed OF The
Six Seventh Tenth and Thirteenth WARDS. requested 70
met q, Na,ioaa Hall "Wednesday the 18Th ms nj clock
P NJ 10 the Report C. The Convention appointed 20 nom
rate : candidate for Congress.
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WATERLOO DFFE.qT. OF TIE IG.vORqN7
.q.ND YJ'LG.ik FIVE POy.NTS cow
YERtEtrEk or GOCkACD'S

Ou, glorious. numphant defeat of the c0uneriei'ers Of
GOCRAUDS ITALIAN SOAP FIR the cure and etniica-
81 pmps reck e.. tan. sail wness. rouchness chaps.
and n skin bemshes drives HEN the u,tence oil hshst
" scurrilty hnd ed0lent of the 'hee OF The
Five FONTS here thar vend :ne poisonous imitation OF GU
RACD'S EXTRAORDINARY INDICATED SOAP
Their b ingsete rec0iis and hls!ens their
Downfall The virus of GDURAUDS SOAP are known
by thousands in the Cnon has received the
pr val Of all who and elected their certificates which
readers will remember SEEING published We e1pend over
SU0 weekly ir advertising the papers alone. beCcS
buadr d. in Otte: cities pr0mugae W astun hing chtve
properis. all diseases. Wt such reitagabe
testimonies progress OF such Desntble addition 10
the Phnrmacouei be retarded injured b. tet OF con-
ummate contemplate c0untee,ers The idea as prepoSe
rOEs Render If you wish no. 10 be imposed by poi
imitation Of Gouraads Ssia PuritDing Sed2, buy
in this city only doctors Office. % uker ST Is Store
FROM Broadway 30 cents n cake. Cl3 aieod
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlen,en's General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. S5 Maiden Lane New York. Conner OF Liberty s.reet
JOHN p. WAKEMAN g. co.
Is prepared to sell the following articles tenong oher
prices suited TO the times. VIZ
SHIRTS.-Gen,leulens Fine Shirts Of all qualities.
COLLARS.-Soua,e. Rouns and Byron Collars al! Linen
BosoMs.-Ruffled Stitched ead Plain wide end narrow
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERs.-silk, Marno An.
COLA. Sax0ny. Shaken Knit. Lambs Wool, Cotton.
&c. OF all qualities,
STOCKS-Satin SILK, Monar Bonbazine end fancy color
ed OF all qualities and lntest fashions.
SCARFS AND VATS.-Black and fancy colored ga
TIM Silk and Mohrir. figured and PLAIN Bl1ek. ltal-
HOSIERY-Silk Angola. Merno. Wooden and Cotton Hose
and Half Hose.
GLOVES kid. Beaver, Buckrsin Merino. Silk. Gotten.
sUsPENbERs- Buck.kn and Morocco Elastic end, Silk
-, Gus Elastic; Co:.o9, g., new style.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING GOWNS OF all kinds.
HEAVY KNIT WOODEN.
ANGOLA AND MERINO
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Manufactured by Esbeu & Bailey. at Cohoes Falls. n Y.
For Sale by
]. ?. WAKEMAN s. &C.
76 Maiden-Lene, New.Ycrx,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURERS.
% These Goods warranted not 10 shrink By washing:
and arc acknowledged by dealers be cheaper than otf
Goods Of tbe kind in the market. quit 3mH
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Commercial a,.., Money Matters.

25 For Commercial! and Money .at.srS. Las, PAGE.
FRIDAY 2. NJ.
There was no material variation in Stocks TO day.
The feeling rather heavy ut the opening but rallied
what at The close.
The Exchange market is firm, but not very act
iye-Sterlug is 81, To- Francs alis s. l4.
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S,TEAM FI.OGRING MILL IN TEE CITY or NEW
= YORK-The present occGpHHt OF the steam FIGURING h
al the corner of and Green een 10 h cry Ia con
Mil nnd The Nncnery /, IS seldom good an opportunity
presented active and prohtabn b9mes wiia ;ss1
are 10 prime funnnc order and be- nrtef without the e1
Den.a Of dollar. Enquire az the office Of
IS 2n,s CHARLES GOULD no 2 liaDnysf.t
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Ashland D!y,sion 10 Ia 6. Of 1.-THE
aner. OF this nvi.lca a:e particularly epr e &c attend
at iheir Hell on :nndgy October If h. at past T. ~ WIN
IN n,n IN the celebration oil the Secod Annyerury
al our Order Il eIoec:sd that cach member VIII esteem IL
privilege 20 Unite with tins interesting ,ccn,i on..
WILLIAM MlTCHELL. w. F:
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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,


Nsvr-E York Cash Tailoring Estsbiishrne mt,
ISL BROADWAY.
Three doors bciotc the Franklin House.
Sr. The Subscribers respectfully tat tsy have
nude .tensiye arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them to oer greater inducements than
gentlemen wishing 20 economic IN he purchase OF their
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrival, variety
onsw anr rich styles of Goods well gdcpte To the coming
seoa-CI viii so receive ty the packets and steamers
the largest and best OF the ates; and most beautiful
styles fancy French Elastic ra:smer rich figured Ieve,s.
Cashnere Satin and SIX Vesss. before Offered this
city.
hlso JUS, received ,eyegl Invoices of wiIed and Beaver
Clcs for Over Coats. Claas Petcs &c Black uud fancy
c9!oe French and Enrs Cloths rcEi The most celebrated
manufacturers. being the styles tie 's'1hmeHl
10, the les; FIVE years whc !o' drraL!. teauty o fin
m AID siaess Of oolo.c. 10 xcee. ecualed. by
ury s,yles ofC!oths imported o the United >Gtes
Ircir stock Fancy Dies Articles w CORY n pnr the
richest styles o: Gn and water Cr.r ,cn'h. u,DeDders.
Gloves andserchie!s ilocTy Under shit, aud Dmwen.
linen and muslin SHIRTS Collars. bosos. shoulder Br.cez.
Riding and Money Beta. Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes. &c
sc. with city OF goods usually kept III genueman'
genera Quitting establishment
Also i! assortment of ready made Clothing consisting OF
Coaks Over Coas Dress and Frock Coats. PanooDs end
Vests every variety where gentlemen reIr ing garments io
immediate depend getting ts rate article
nde aud trimmed respect equal to those unishedt to
Order and prices that cannc fail to piersc. Strict punctu
atty observed in filing orief,.
{cY- Terms casi. ard no deviation IN prices ,,,
,,A isti J. &. HOOTH IL co.
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10 TO THE LADIES -LNTELLECTU.7L DE
ELOPME.NTS MD PERSONAL BE.fUJ'Y.

ErTO THE ES-LNTELLECTU.7L DE
VELOPMENTS MD PERSONAL BE.fUJ'E
C0.N.iD EkED IN GO,NNECIION jtIIH Or. re
LLX GOUR3 UU'S PUUDRE SUBTITLE.
The sculptor whose study 10 initiate the exquisite work
menshIp OF nRare poays his model o. The human Orm
broad and evaed forehead. This development only
WITH but sometimes necessary TO the possession o
high order of mental faculty II fine forehead Is mark o.:
intellect less essential element OF personal beauty,
and of importance those. and there many SUCH
seed OF this prominent feature. though obcued By the
t0achrnen.s growth OF hair, TO that
portion of which tends Their only
defo This lie done safely spcedy eilecusly, and.
used accordance with directions without the least
yeaence. by DR.; Fetiz Gourauds P1udre SaJRe. The
iurzs Of the lip when annoying the short hair the back
Of lady neck when too Gpparen,--he HAIR al mole the
beard. when nigh the check. may all he remove and
eventually the destroyed by the O this preparations
To be Ind only a. u Watersheds lt store FROM Bfuad
way Beware of cUunetes. and be and buy only
above where see the preparation tested CcunteIeers
have he uudacy TO promise this but Of couc Hcrer do H.
1,nRh
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us, -. ~ EhiNc' IN t,:,:.- r..
j. ". OLIVER. Publishing Com
ur2 81 JAMES b. JDiINSON,N
OLE 2t~

"a n numerous meeting Of the BGoE,blna'
ers TANK Rook and Pocket Book Manufacturer held 'ct
8h at ia Fulton street. The following resolutions were ulaA
mousiy adopted MT NJ 800,
Pocket onk manufacturers uf New York. return cur hearty
thanks Ia the Knckerbocker Clay Club for their KIND TeHlen
i'm of US in hs glorious struggle for Mechanics Rights.
md that we recognise HENRY CLAY o. Kentucky, us the
zsaouT and stcady friend OF the oesSe ~ The
booker Cay Cub TO turn their Grand Procession of the
18th inst. 81,
Resored That earnestly co02srete with them in con-
tending for the Tariff ,.s 49, and Protection 10 our own
Mechanics pegng ourselves each other 70 Use every o
orae means IL our power convince opponent: INIT II IS
letter Tor them have manufactured goods for American
cuO>umpon made in American workshops, nj least until
every man child. who required 10 labor for u
tuppoIt, .hall be insured lu wotk ut high wages.
Wi. CUSHING, President
Yfce Presidents.
STEPHEN WILSON. w BURegR.
JACOB ScaRivxR. WV. MCGAgDgS.
Committee Lf arrangement.
&C Mann, T. Walker. E. Gaylord.
l., Chapman j. Wilson,
K < ssA EIpFi' Secretaries.
New YorE. oct Q, Isil olO 3tisc
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TO- Graham House, 63 Bareiay.-C.n1ens or
ance diet proered Them Consisting Of Vegetables. Fruits
without muan flesh are invited to petronizs
this house TsHis moderate Shower baths hee., ooss
eu2 tin u, GOss,
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
AT REDUCED PSicEs.
LYMAN 6 GREEN,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. IL John-st. near Broadway N \.
Will SELL On and after October 3D. their entire stock OF DRf
GOODS Mt reduction of about TWENTY per cent. Their
stock is composed of D.1.faSK TABLE LINENS, from
s., TO 6s per yard Double Satin Damask Table Cloths. from
is 3D. 10 s8 90 Damlsk Napkins. rcm s2 W TO 80 W per
dozen IRISH and Earnsey SheeDg from A. ~ s. Pillow
Case Linens. 2s. ed tn S. Shifting Linens. Is I'd to 9
Birds Eye Diaper Ia I'd 10 81. Cd PLAIN RE.HSTICH.
RIYIERE, and EMBROIDERED LINEN IND
C4.NBRIC and FRENCH L.7V-N HDRFS. Is. 10
81 CO. French Linen Cambria. s to ld: LINEN La WINS.
Is 3D. to S. verr superior worth a. TO los Black Capes.
Apacrs Bombuznes ans Silks all prices Scotch and Rus
sa Toweling and Diapers l.. to Is Cd. Pain. Checked.
Striped and Hair Cord Cambria. Is 3D. 10 As Jncone Null
Muslin Book Muslin. Bishop Lawn and swi'ses Is 3D. to
a. Cd Rept Cashmere D'Ecosse and Mouelne ds Lanes.
fine g, I'd 10 Is Cd; P.lTE.N-T. WELSH-4ND OTHER
FL.y4N.yELS Is I'd. 10 Gs very cheap ; -NARSEILLES
Gull is ard ENGLISH HOSIERY. at less than whole
sale prces-osethe, with large assortment OF FRENCH and
ENGLISH THREAD EDGLNGS IND L.3CES;
French Needle Worked Collars JiCO.NETand SWISS
EDGLNGS and I.NSER TL.TGS. l0d. 10 ts-Gl which,
with great variety Of other durable and seasonabe Goods
will be sold at an ACTUAL RED UCTIO.N OFABOUT
TWENTY PER CENT.
The attention of Merchants and Uouekeepers respectfully
directed TO their OF Linen Sheetnss. ShrnG',
Diapers &c. LYMAN l. GREEN. No. L John-street.
first street above Maiden l.anc.
Ala lmis few doors from Broadway n. Y.
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ANOTHER RALLY OF THE "OLD SECOND
FOR


CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN.
NJ Second Ward.--A regular meeting or;he Sec,
Hotel on Monday evening. lith ia o'clock All per
wishing emteT are saseSSd to be
and address the Club snaE y ne Gle SrR President
Ar HsR r. kV nIES.s, Secretaries. OLE
Gs- Wings OF the Third Ward-COME UP
To- THE WORK "A meeting Of the Working Wing. nfthe
Third NarG IS Guile This evening ct H. lSH al O'Clock.
our oiranzaiion IN tho Ward Pumcual attendance is re,
ouested. By order Of the Ward Committee. lie
~ Have y'eu heard from jersey, Wings
snd ali Others IN favor q" CLAY a"d fRELiSGHuYsEN
to meet the Howard House. Monday evening" ilh in
IT So oeock precisely { proceed IN procession with Guy TEL
cte,,ohai otc. at the JUNCTION OF bs!iurd. Hammersey
The Pioneer Cay Club of the Ward md the s;h Ward
western Cay Cub are requested 10 meet 81 TIE same tue
and Place. by order charna msyME af4 G Gannte..
TnEUpoRx NELLY. secretaries. ol2 &c
TT Ninth Ward.-.iaEs Meeting in the Fifth Con
gressonai nc'. 10 res?oGd 10 me nomnaon of JufN T.
SCUES ESQ the OF the Wings of this District
The Ming, Of he Ward are requested to assemble at Ken
lucky 1 10 Ferry street, Monday evening" 18th INST AT
hail past o'clock Ia form and proceed 10 ne
place Of meginr r, The square at junction CT Hancock
every Wing NJ hi. post; and pledge himself from this
time forward 10 renewed eNeons in behalf Of our glorious
The Cay Club will the ,ma and unite
ee,sien with al who are desous of cont ummstne tbs lonS
49, ~ JTSrIcE TO HARRY OF THE WEST.
irrs out hugs OF The .d Ninth and e' TINS be mighty
ga'henx short weeks yet remain TO devote the coed
Cause. and all Will ne vel
speakers have consented to Re present. and
BY o5de. of .URlAil DAVIS, Cha OF Ward Com.
NM McGKATM. secretaries. ol22t
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FIVE PER CENT. STORE!

TO Cash Merchants.
The attention OF Cash Baysrs respectfully called to our
new and advantageous 81 stem OF selling
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
NJ IN aavnnce oforly
FIVE PER CENT FROM .4CTU7L COST.
ny this means nsh Merchant viii save in the purchase
ooods from fifteen cent. and nave the advantage
OF selecting from II largo and desirable stock.
.N1RSH.7LL'S LINEN THRE.iD
alwavs on hand, at greatly reduced prices.
NJ Country Merchants visiting New YORK. VIII hnd II
their interest to give lis cal before purchasing elsewhere.
HUrCEiSGS. GASFELi. SMITH.
No. IL Cedar street.
o3 is 8 doors from Pearl street New-York.
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LADIES,
Your called TO III. very extensive Stock OF new
and Ri-h Fall G>ods, jCs. opened.
lEO pisces Rch six from 81 !6. PSF I'd.
go Ve:7 Rich Cashmer=s, iro17 3 TO S reryd.
go " Neres. patterns NJ. De Lanes ard Reps. fo.n
Is6d to Is per y4
81 Aiapaccn Lusres from g to 81 per sd.
80 French Merinos from 6: 10 ls' per I'D
800 Cashmere Shiwls new designs. from S. to sl00.
100 printed Thibc, Wool. frum So TO s25.
100 silk Satin aeriro. 'voosn. Thihei Wool. Broche.
Worstcd Danask Plaid Shaw with many other sly les sus
bic for the season.
Also very large Stock Of Blankets and Fnnre with every
style of goods wnn,ns ioT thu fail and winter weak
tOue price asked and no deviation.
oils BARKER & TOWLE Il Catharine-st.
I OOK AT THiS-GOOD SATINET 1t . 81 I'd: i"t hest
silk velvet IS 81 lot good uvercons ut only $685.;
Ipi good Q. 6 Ia. fine double Wild apaccn
le nj 2 sd I'D: emo cent? 81: lot gr NJ Is lot
fine lace caps cents; lot fine nnae NJ j. 81 yd lot line
rrsrnoe Cd y lot ihe black thread 81 3 I'd pound lot
painted shades nj b. 3D. lot fine shng nn 'E ut n1y cents
yd For sale 4: HAW klNS' Store, G3 G!eenwich-st
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