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c>TEAM FLOURING MILL ~ THE CITY OF MY
= YOKK-Ihe present occupant OF the steam loHnns va
M the come, Of Rroome md Green streets N ms cy 10
,eorrnc. OF ether engagements wIi dispose OF ire eHe o
Mil and the Machinery It seldom 90 good an oppof'nny
presented 10. an active and profitable business WIN Hlh
investment md moderate capital The Din snI M., ,s
are IN prime running order. and can beisared WITHOUT VIC
zen - OF dollar. Enquire al the Office oil ,,,,,,
os 2ws- CHARLES GOULD. No. /. fano, '. ..,-
T1NE GREAT SECRET DIsCOVERED;1IC.Ht;ssbAkbe ios
PATENT YEAST.-This Yeas; an acic WI sik.I i'm
pe-nees the dough with ca5oalc acid I'D hns when
II any way the onginalpto OF me io.s'
0aAs0 'C8SaSTsS PAfENT YEAST TO, b,s.s A
there be good cause Ioi 20 - as nlathens
nnS bread light s sne Of
If 10 wo.l be perfect. II IL 3Iht The common
mode fa.as the 1~ S.1s S s
the n1w mo ssd b 5s t. on he table, too
SH7 ca! ga hsf sG q ga
danger 10 your health M p MUSSEY. Clinton Hall.
md, corner OF Bsekman and Nausu"1ee1'
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WANTED.

HTANTED-A small capitslst. with $500. enter a
profitable business and travel To the South part of the
winter and IN the North md West the summer II the
pcan wishes to agent he shall il Intelligent and capable
81 $50 per Address Hancock. Tribune Office
ols 2ts
WTANTED-By respectable young q situation a,
w nurse and ienmsiress chambefmnid IN small TO
spectabe family The b: of city reference given Apply 1t
607 Water ST. OILS q"
N7ANTED-A situation by respectable young woman
w do general homework. chamber work, objection
doing kind OF work. good reference be glvenCa
at 50 Hamersy street, the second house on the first floor
ole 2ts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN tNSTll'I TIE.
VI NlBLOS day. "Wednesday. Cattle Show At VauI
-I!t,ateG az ocrc1 II. tSnars of stock should oe
2unciaay 90 The ground The Ra1t from The North afo
wall entertain the NDios ati O'Clock I NJ
To-norrn~ THURSDAY. j7;h ns' day ot The Cattle Show.
testing Of Nix ~ NIbo's bstw cen y ard o'clocs
The procession at Teams will leave NsuShal ~ II O'clock
A VI aad march through CITY. i Band Of MHHc WI.
accompany
TIE ce!sb!,,ed Ole Bull WILL give his volunteer a; y,
O'Clock. ?. VI.
FRIDAY ls;5 Anniversary Address by Hon A H. 4. Stew
arr of Virginia, ~ ~ 4. VI Performs hy The Sacred
Mrc Society, Gli s:aEt d.si ay q; Fireworks vii sue
cees. elb II
u TOUCHING AID SPADING MATCHES AT FORu-
iAMln consequence %: tce storm tRess
nd u-rsG 10 FRIDAY TIE lsth inst The tss.iG. 4 Plough
md Spatur viii commence N presence o. tN jnas-s.-
TIL grand Pi1uchug Match psii follow Eue!2te after tie
L stormy the 7st clear dsy alter oant-y eNenpr l;
MR. CLARK. THE VOCALIST. respectfully announces
v his f-st VOCAL AND NSTkC MENTAL CON
Ct RI ~ h!s CITY for rE!S EVENING. T., the NeSY OK
- 'y Library corner OF BFcsdsay anL iennaId streets
ass Sc, b. Nh Johnson. distinguished Ni-!n and ;ha.
artists. Tickets "a sngs. LAZY afd Gentleman -
Gems. Family Ticket. admitting persons. Si--Go DC
mad sinai BIDS, tire gEripai tusc stores .nG 81 TIE
door. Open at. commence II Goes u
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WING MEETINGS.

10 Fourth Congregational District-Ihe
Wings OF Fourth Congressional District composed OF The
Sixth Seventh Tenth and Thirteenth Wares are requested 10
meet nj National Hal on "Wednesday the 18th inst, a.. clock
NJ 10 hear Report OF the Convention appointed to nou-
mate candidate for Congress.
ZEBEDEE RING. President
ILL.,. IT,. c....,..r oil &c
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90 Grand Rally OF GLAZE, Friends.-3ME

CHANCES, CARTMEN. BuICHERS. ana ihuse OF w
TRADES and nccupa Gn that livelihood by Their own
Industry who would promote the election Of HESRT SLaY
to Presidency, and In render the Pro ECllN h
principle permanent Legislation. who would by we'll
regulated TARIFF ofdue' on the products OF Enopehn and
paupe, labor encourage free AMERICAN hlechan
icS and inboie requested TO meet on Friday evening
Oct iSh a National Hail. al ~ O'clock either by delegates
informally or person. make such ARRANGEMENTS by trades
as may Themselves Join with the CLAY CLUBS and other
bodies the Mas, Meeting and Procession OF Nh
ers Stone cutters Iron workers, Brass wsrkery IInsmth
er, Rope makers Book binders. Boot and Shoe makers
Prnte Tayors eiierS Cabnei WenysF;. GH hd
those OF all Other trades who in favor Of PROTECTIVE
TARIFF and HENRY CLAY are requested to be represent
expected of kind that Of ork hs the
yeumanry think proper 10 effect the oecof their
meeting. By oder of the CenralClay Committee.
STEPHEN KANE.
JOHN Il. ALLEN.
CONRAD SWEET.
W. STOUGlTTENBURG,} Committee.
CHARLES TURNER.
X. II. ATWELL.
ole 3tc JAMES Z. WOOD,
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MAGNIFICENT IND TRTU.TfpH.7.N7 DEEE.4T
Of TIE COJNTERFEiTER Of JONES GRE.

-h-iRNIEICE.ST IND TRIt.IPH-7-NJ' IEFE-f
Of THE co INTERPRETERS OFT. JONES GRE.
-hiC.3L SOAP
Gentle Observation-Disclosures and you
" Lovely. beautsous. sister Graces.
With pmpled, biochd and sun burnt faces
must heartily reIpce the triumph particularly you
Used his OF honest neiyhbor Jones Of unpnci
pied scamp seals and swinae who initiating
eouneri,ng HIM and hI blessed his really miraculous soap.
for curing eup;ons and Disbursements Of and tor clearing vel
low. burnt dark skin. The recipe for the Jones
Scsp'' originally cost the ptup'ieOt
OVER 1000 DOLLARS.
vet these villains Get Up couneeis which either rum the
pehicn perfectly worthless. being nothing than
soap. Now mind. reader you want Una genuine
ask for Jonee Soapake othel, aud only this
the sign VI the American Eagle. s. Chaha
oakeand mind the numbeto ynu cheated. 50 Chatham
q, New York. l Fulton.st. Brooklyn Safest Boston,
Ledger Buildings PHI 'adelth ig.
% BAsE IL TIKI SLAVE pARrS 20 hint that Jones
Coal Han Restorative not The best atce Invented
ioF gvns the hair delicious richness and that nohng will
dress the human hair 20 be su'fy bottle of Jones
Coral HSr Restorative Il gives the hslrsueh delicious. soft
oaik silky feeling and appearance and wall not dry ike
oher preparations but keep order days together by
application Il clears the hair of dandu sops falling off
&C. sold at g. Chatham 81 and 3 Broadway, New-York
OF i Fulton 81; Brooklyn Ask for Jones Coral HAIR Reso-
r0lve
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HEALTH or TIE ClTY-From the report othe City inpec-
or it appears that the whole number ofdea IN New York,
for the week ending October H. was EO-oi whom u were
Men 46 Women Al Boys. and 81 Grso these % died OF
con.mpon 10 commissions drOpy in the head 6namma-
on Of lungs 10 drowned. congestion OF the
brnin Group apopexy. debility sropsy dropsy in the
hsad burned scalded disease OF the heart, hopping
courh INFLAMMATION of lungs, inflammation of throat 2
dellrum emens &c Il under year of age. over TO-
over So 100 of the United States. - OF Ireland
of England OF Germany. and Of France; 3coloTed
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% 1T Is NOT ALONE SUFFICIENT THAT LADY SHOULD
beauty enough and fix the attention OF the
sex but ecually that she should make
effort 10 IL pep,uGon otherwise she cannot expect
that the LOVE of ck enan viii survvh extinction oi he.
charms TIE well understood THIS and find their
poets Astounding advice his head. Ovid and Horace
very earnest this subject and stated by Catuus
that when julia ancient dame presented herself 10 Man
lu she skone rependen By transparent skin. rosy cheek
and FPS and dark hair. Theucus likewise speaks OF an old
lady whteness Of whose skin above that the finest
marble Of paros That the possessed cosmetics for
the preservation of their beauty unQuesOned.
Ladies Or. GorRArD positively undertakes TO perform the
office By you. His italian Ncdcdtei Soup will
all Freckes. Tan Plmples. Botches Spots Bos and
make white heGHrkest skin ms lar famed POdre Subtle
the des ucon supefiluous hu his IL
quid pegttabe Rouge will mpart rosy ,inge check
hp his I,iv Wh;e wll the skin the soness OF velvet
and the deica whteness of elGhaer and finally
Hair Dye will turn red white hair black by single
application
Beware OF the vulgar and covetou countee,ers and be
sure and positively buy nowhere else in New York but the
ola LtsoI
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SAxps's SARsAPARiLLA.-This invaluable Medicine hns
acquired an extensive reputation for being eiecina IN the
removal all diseases arising from IMPURE state OF the
blood or habit OF the IL has well been sGid OF thus
.peric that read the history OF disorders.
he'd tina, men live; of still more es'on
IN, that ,hev de II is the peculiar characteristic m Sand
OF eas and enables The system by It's natural recnpeatye
powsr recover and foty Itself against al attacks
aftptwnrd II considered ninibe and speedy remedy IN
scroulu salt rheun. md u euptve compaints The hed
cine has been fully tested and recommended by PRACTICAL
recipients mud also by physicians. that hns received The
tnl need of appreciation from the public md has established
footing the country les beneficial 10 mankind than
houOrHho ~ the inventor.
For further and conclusive evidence OF It's super
or value md efficacy phet which muy be Obtained
Of the proprietors and their agents grnti'
Prepared sold wholes-le md retail. by a. Il. & d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists y Fulton street New York
Sold also at 273 aoadway. z East Broadway and by Drug
gisis generally throu ghout the United Statea.
Price 81 per bottle 'r h""s tor IN.
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KREPYoUR FsET DRY rHfs ~ KIT WRArHAR I he finest
thing saw Tor keeping feet ~ Is he Ol OF lannn
which renders and hues perfectly tight also
mu The aud pable. and doubles the For
harnps, and tops nnihllg can equal H. To be had
al Inmsinck's. q CournndiS
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H- BOARDlNG.-Airs. tISS. having opened the
and commodious house y Vesey ST. the Asor House.
proers choice desirable permanent
Boarders. Cfoon Shower. and cold Baths. free. The
location central! yet quiet end shady Tem moderate
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9Th. Young Mems Henry Clay Assoc
Posr orrIcE. New-YOtk. Oct. II. 1874.

cia,ion will he ready TO their friends their
COMMITS nd Reading Rooms TO-DAY the @ floor Of
V,,nn,r tja II =, p,n,dwsv OILS
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10 Water Cure Establishment, s. Bar
clay-st.-JoeI Shew ". d. Practitioner. Those who can
get relief By drugs invited to try Natures best med-
The location airy and pleasant and the convenience
ample for the full treatment by Water The advised gra
tuousy. o43m>
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dornd for The Tribune.
TUESDAY. Oct. Is.
ASHES-There is improved demand To-Day and The
sales 200 bbs Pearls 81 .5 and LEO bbs Pots 81 1884,
The market Is steady.
COTTON-This is steamer day. and operators gene
rally busy their correspondence The have
been for Shipment, ard the sns show particular
About 400 bales have been aken mostly by
ners. We quote, rs before.
Lirerpool Ciass,fcatioa.
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G- No Charge Until the Hair Is Restored
is the terms which Bec Hair Restorative applied q
the office No. l3> First Avenue. NewYok. Depot Ia
Broadway Boston depot, 2 ililk 81.
n BPsraonal reference gwen as 70 us success OILS is
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IL be that The remaining ems OF Inc hDe puDshed ny
the Voice of Truth would e1hbi, the results but we
have not time 10 60 the examination. With the above
specimen of the writer's ability giving uttefance 10 truth
is ceftany fair to that the remainder Of facts Of
the same brood
The interest falling due on the first Monday of
November upon the Dollar Bonds OF Albania, will be paid
uuu u, The Phenix Bank. NewYork The interest frlins
due London the first January. s5 the Sterling
Bonds of Alubuma is RENTED by the Caledonia. steamer.
That due GA the Dole Bonds NewYork the peri
cd. is also provided
Bckne's Philadelphia Reporter says there is no
change worth speaking money market. Money af
tar. neglected comparatively speaking The about
per Fr, he sold out Of doors. II
pr lbabe e less but have heard OF transactions
lower rate than 0n mortgages general cases
will command than five cent. The
Relief Notes has advanced To Ia und Virginia Bank Bills
TO 2! II Is. In other descriptions change.
The olo wing shows the collections III the Phila-
d.pna Office o the Columbia and Philadephu Railway:
Ra,ipap. NJ Poloer.l Total.
Amt per last report S9i Ia u s95 4la Us Sl9 $50 q
week ending Oct 10 3 10 3 o7i2 10 gag u
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DIED.
n.,. lrsr,YrA ELIZABETH. youngest

On Monday the 1sth inst JUsTSrA ELIZABETH youngest
danq h,ar of Andrew Gassner. Esq OF this CITY,
C. Rurdck are respectfully invited 10 attend her inneh IRON"
her fathers residence No 20 Chryse street on Wednesday
ON Monday evening. after short lines MARoARET Lou
s, youngest daughter Of Benumin and Eleanor Bell eyed
/ year, 4 months and 10 days. 80,
the friends of the faniy ofher unce Bell and Gmour,
ar, respectfully invited TO attend her funeral from the residence
OH parents 95 CGnatiect This "Wednesday Afternoon
at3 o'clock =, r -
Fs.zYY in the 10Th year his age He was the iathef oil The
widow Of telae poet Sumner Lincoln Fairfield and brother
nj Inc distinguished sculptor. John Frszee.
In Southngon. CT the 9Th inst. ROGER WHITTLssKY,
Eu aged H. He graduated nj Yale College IN the caS oil
.ine,s of an attorney more than half century.
Lately al HARDWOOD. Bolton Engand. aged iV y7ats
months and DAYS JAMES fIoRnocKs. lie lived IN the
eens OF FIVE sovereigns Of Great Britain: but whnt si
more remarkable hs father lived the time OF the Common
wealth. when Oliver Cromwell usurped the Sovereignty OF
ENGLAND.
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~ Knickerboc kcrs, Att ntIon THE Mar
shHls of various Trades appointed By them.eve as well
rs the Genera! NRrhas of the KnckerbOckel ag Club Will
please NEE, at Knckerbocker Hall THIS AFTERNOON.
"Wednesday. October ls nj o'clock 10 receive then Bar
ners and adse for the Procession form nj o'clock IN the
Park b. order WILLIAM HARRINGTON.
III tic Grand Marsha.
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LIBERAL oyer To THOSE SUFFERING FROM AsTHMA-
TIC COMPLAINTS &c-Loncieps Western Indian PdnaceG
cure any Of the follow complaints. The price will be
refunded viz Asthma, Liver Complaints Dvspepsia lndI-
restion Bilious This medicine mild It's
operation directly the secetnR and asor-
benz portions of by eXpelng all nhstuc
tne and well removing the morbid fluids and iTpue
secreons contained those vessels during diseased aconh
,ornr tone and all the of the system Thy
The strength Of which health mainly depends-thus II eradl-
Gates he very seeds of disease pure the blood thereby
parting to il mote nutritious character. strengthens the
mach and gives the bowels and leaves The patient in
his wonted heah-.ound and WELL This remedy sold only
az omsock's Courtlandt
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Nr BEALs HAIR RESTORATIVE FOR THE GROWTH AMI
preservation of the human hair too well known To need
word OF comment. Found AT 81 Walker street. lst store
FROM Broadway. ola 2eod
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Posr OyrrcE New York. Oct. H. 1874.
~Fastern Mail, via stoninston and
Providence TO BOxton.-On ard after Thursday
next; the Eth instant, the Eastern ea nooe Stonng'
ton ant Providence u Boston. VI 90 - aIsW p H.
OILS 3 JOHN b'hiSiGh 'Hai-,H' l. III.
70 Olive Branch Ladge Q. OF o. F. All
r,amher II TINS Lodge Brothers respectfully invited 10
attend. By order OF the Committee olo u
The Mechanics Institute C!ass Com
nittee to complete their fJ Csses this win
Ter have resolved give the of elr Lecue Room win
tight and ret 10 any gentleman wishhg 10 o,eH 49, i
ir, Rook kaeonr or French and Spanish Languages;
Teacher, wishing avail themselves OF the 3!rese VII
n md an 10 P. NJ ill., c. /. BARR!TT, ActusFy.
~ Second Week of the Fair for the
RtEEFiT or THE MARINERS, FAMILY INDUS
PIiT S0CjFTy The Frene of this Society and EreGds
OF eamen generally. informed tnHi ms continue
open Saturday afternoon ant eyenine tui cvns '
.ancs he number coming into the city % Wilt
inc Far oihe American institute they have been Hdrcec TO
seen their Rooms open anOihs week. oy ts means g.n-
md eads opportunity OF vpItlac Ee: ilS
ners Church. RUsevel;-si open 81 CLOCK T. u vi u
~ A Mezzotint Likeness OF Henry Clay,
tbs day published By The SUBSCRIBER from the paEueTeo'ype
orrira! of the Clay Breast Pins of which it is faithful ard
nes,inr copy It's OF the and style of Likeness OF
Theodore F.elinchuysen. PriceS cents Abera DEDUCTION
IN shaess purchasers Cash orders for bohei the
Engrpvings are solicited.
os IT'S ANTHONY. EDWARDS s, co. az Broa.way.
NJ Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces TO
his customers and ohe hil readiness 20 supply the Eel Pat
tern Of Gentlenen's Hats
The finest Ngtra are furnished a.i'..........s5S
srsl ST SPENCER o. Cbanbe.s-stee;.
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TAKE NoTIcEThe worst attack the PLEA may be cured
by the OF Hays iniment and ln's Cees-
ta Balm of China Those remedies have been for III
teen years and hundreds in this city and ell parts OF The union
have used and we'll In they fail to
The money will be refunded. Sold al u Courtland 81.
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Branch Ladge 1 Q.


Brosdwsy This evening Lecture VII be teve'eh q
member Of Lodge Brothers are respectfully invited 10
attend. By order Of The Commltfee olo "
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GT Eastern MhiI' VIZ 5t"Hi1fFtoH "Ii"
Providence TO BOxton.-On ard alter Thursday
ton and Providence u Boston w be closed AZ O'Clock
ol5 8 JOHN LORlNth GRAHAM, 7. NJ.
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a BLESSING TO FAMILIES. NONE SHOULD WITH.
ConneS Magical Pam Extractor sncknnwledged
by all who hav. he the wonderful article
known Il rerels al! injuries by tire, eJHcs all and
prevents modification every Il will cure any of the
following complaints all pay is refused for viz
Rurns, Old Sores Erysipess.
Scalds Bruises. thais.
Salt Rheum Scrorua. Wounds,
Euptions. Sore Eyes, Piles,
Chilblans, Cold In Wounds. TenSer Feet. &c.
Remember genuine only Comstock's. 81 Courandt ST.
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T Notice.-The Ninth Ward Kentucky Clay Club
who members intend u become members of the kncS
ebock.r Clay Club. requested meet IN the PARK LII
AFTERNOON, at AZ O'clock JOIN the Grand Rally
the KnickerbockeTs. By order
IL MOODY CUMMINGS. President.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS,

IN EN GOODS.
J. q. TAYLOR 4 co JOBBHRS. 80 CEDAR,
ECElVED Yesterday five varied and different lots of shi
Ming PrniI with and splendid pattern, and excellent
Cloths The retail trade of the city will ind them fresh and
desirable goods.
Also. Tor the rty trade large of highly cooved
wooden Plads. Zoe chlldreni
J. o. T. 4 co. offer lt0 bales OF Flannel at the lowest
prices. ol6
DROWN SflEETINGS AND SHTRTINGS-Of every
Dyle and width all the known brands both heavy and fine
Stark Mill Indian Head Lawrence c. Cabot A. Merumack.
Exeter. unknowns B.unswcks &c &c be had q, manu-
ncurer prices the I'd floors of Is and 20 Cedar street, half
block above Pearl street.
Also best Southern Couoa Yarns assorted twists Nos to
TO- 10 ii and No to L. Also. Cotton Batting,
blue papers. lo bundles the 100 lbs very large quantity
at o cent? per h.. Icen cents 81 and cents pound
This last style warranted equal 10 CT bait
al low prices.
Also. WickinS Of every description; Carpet Wnrps and
5theaded of superior quality. both white and coored
sorted in bales and half bales SO. Twins of quail
ties from 10 70 per pound. Best Seine Twne 20 cs
The attention of Country Merchants particularly solicited
TO tbs stock, whch got IN with lrec view to their
appreciation. T. y. UNDERHILL
ol6 is and % Cedar street
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n5- Young Guard.-A Meeting oil the Finance Com.
mt,ee of the YOUNG MEMS HENRY CLAY ASSOCIA-
TON will take place this "Wednesday evening ut oc lock,
general attendance required as business OF great
importance vii! be presented. By order.
lie l.. B. HARDCASTLE, Secretary.
n1-"Young Guard.''-Ata meeting OF the Young
Mems Henry Clay Association National Hail Tuesday
evening Oct l5 on motion the following Resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resoired That the thanks of this Association be and the
same hereby rendered the CnOn Association their
kindness vacatine their for meeting Of the Asoca
ton this evening. By Order
''" T. 6. CAMPBELL. PTes't pro tenn
: EvERrrr PIERCE secretaries ole Il
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nhRT0LADE MAUNY.

LyODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR ckAtkERS-.I he esq ,ue, D.,
- .rbcr wishes make known TO the public tpt nuch o
b bxrv,t and crreEe yhcn soi this by the above
nsr,es are entirely erant from the SOFA BisccIT and sU
IN Cp .cxxPs made ut m. Bakery which have been used
Inv rynid, particularly iisse who sutet from digestion.
70, more thnn twenty yeNrf with the best results while ts
,n,ntun which b. made tor loss prcs though peMps
r, for person health wholly unit Tor the SICK ne
shave BsCtY and CRAcEESs also BUTTER BISCUIT p'tnn
and NAVY jREApa of the fir, quality are e3msay ~. .S'
&c the vel. known establishment. 10 sueot
c 1y ~ nj Ivs rren. street. EPIRAIM TREADWEl L.
,yl6iStf Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

nINNEMORD BAR IRoN-aO tons. yery superior ar
DtIce for steel Just receyed. tor sale BY
OILS iwis JOSEPH TUCKERMlAN. 6s Weas..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

INDIA RUBBER SHOES The subscribers OF
. fer Tor sale the largest md best assortment nl India
R,tr shoes m the city consisting IN par OF Mems Cloth
ard sheet Rubbers OverShoe. with leather ,oes iea'het
.tran snt buck-, nsei heeis. & +"'S' ee' Rubber
mb5.r and eatter linet and lf tnned Rubte and
Ph ased and m tie fauyhby tie ca,e. dolCI sng =
to,si her ', IN every variety ofmenufrfGte Indie Rub
sf FOOD. in se at tho WaaLon.e p it NewafI ~ !. In
Ara R,hise, F-r,ofy So Alaiden i.fn-. y. Y -
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