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GouRArD's HAIR DYE will chusre red gray hair a
beautiful brown black. warranted OF g. Walker street.
first store FROM Broadway. n6u
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DEAFSEss-Why will persons continue to suffer when n
remedy hand? DR.. McNairs Acoustic Oil will furnish
speedy relief a who afflicted with peEiodica deafness
buzzng and frequent pains the There cnn be
mistake as to the effects of this Oil and any one, by calling at
81 CORTLAND street. and examining certificates and letters OF
recommendation from those who have used the article and been
cured by i, have hesitation saying that they will be
prevailed give the article e-al a. least Price 81
flask
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DRY GOODS.
LATE ARRIVAL.

LATE ARRIVAL.
J. o. TAYLOR & CO, Jobbers e Cedar ST,
Lave Just received large assortment o Iachmeies ana
Mousen do LANES lower prices than even the great late re-
hnctOn.
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~ uats-FaI Fashion.-Now ready. complete
assortment of the Fall Fashion HATS. which in quality we
viii equal TO any ufacured ut old sta ndard
prices viz: Fine Mole Silk Hats. s2a: Extra do %
Imitation Beaver. SO; Extra Fine. s4ls
WATSON s. co. 154 Chatham Square.
opposite James street.
, Az ~ p' S"' IS ThS&Mu
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ORIENTAL PAsTiLEs, just received from Smyrna. These
perfumes Pusties give out the fragrant odors that
possible conceive Had 81 Walker St. LIST Store FROM
Broadway % Gents box. n6 #
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Gg- Tho Packet ship independence, Capt.
Allen for Liverpool will be detained till Friday. shin ne
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CLOTHING.

w VI. III ESNlNSE u 'S'
DRApERS AND TAILORSs
Importers Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Fs1unB'
Fancy Dress Articles, &c.
23l BroadtcGy, american Hotel, opposite
the Fountain,
soct attention from Citizens and Strangers eauiiingtGM
cnt. TO large nssomen. OF Goods Tor Fat ANA Wnef
selected with their stock as rea nSaai
y and variety be sRd Ill the city comprising ora'e'
ard Mled Cloths Ivccd, &c for oyercoats Cloaks &c
French and English Cloths for dress and ock Coats various
new styles Cussnefe Rich Velvet Menc Silk and Sam
Vesngs which will made Up order ut prices 10 san gu.
reputation the pioneers in the progressive reformation 'hat
nyerng s complaint that cash purchasers are heo
iC ehc dsnqueaces The style and hnsh oi our Iaimeu
will compare with thos olany other establishment ana IN"
is the sequel of the extensive patronage elected
large assortment of FIRST QUALITY Ready made Gar
men comprising Ovecoss, Clocks Dress ana ffocA ooa'
pan,aooas Ves SC constantly hand with full supply
of Fancy Dress articles, including Scars CEavas Huks'
cloves Suspsnders Drcs.ing Robes &c oS.fis
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Ss.v-York Cssh Tailoring Estsbiishmsst
1s7 BROADWAY.
Three doors beiOT tie FrG'ihiir Hoase.
x The Subscribers respectfully announce that theJ bs'
made ezt snsye arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them oar greater inducements sne
gentlemen wishing uconomize IN the purchase Oh 10
Full and winter 6aiIhsn--
They have already received By late arrivals great variety
Of new aud rich styles of Goods we'll adapted TO the coins
cuso-and will aso ectvs by the next packets and steamer
tho und assortment OF tho latest and most beautiful
STYLES of fancy French Elastic Cassmsres rich figured Veye
Casmes atn and SILK Vc,nH. ever before offered In this
ciy.
Aso iu rscsived severa Invoices Of Twed and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coau. Ghaks PeItos Gc Black and nncy
ccored French and English Cloth from the most cele3nfed
manufacturers being the styles cut in their esabhfne"
for the last five years. and which for durability. beauty oil I'M
h and isness OF coon cannot be excele Ii eaualied oy
any styles ofCotha imported to the United States
Their stock of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise IN par INC
richest styles Of m and winter Cayah, scars Su,psnders
Gloves Handkerchief Hosiery Under Shirts and Drawers
linen aud musin SHIRTS, Collar bosoms. Shoulder Bruoe
Riding and Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes 60
&c with every varey Of goods usually kept IN kentenant
general Quitting establishment. ,
A,o full OF rady made Clothing conzzuns OF
Conks Over Dre. and Frock Coats Paninloons an6
Vests of syey variety where gentlemen requiring garments m
Immediate dcpand getting rst rae article.
made and trimmed in respect equal TO those lurnhed 70
o,der and prices that cannot a to please Strict punc'n
cli.v observed in filing orders.
ny- Tsmi ca,h. and deviation IN prices; . cn
aulD iftt y " ncoI II % 80
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LIVERPOOL oRRE coAIThs sGbsSs ,e are ,n aSs
- IL, ~ yernoal Orrel Coal OF large size, selected
for family few chndreo; beng bs beseseh
a. inc Iowa "a ~ he store of SpARKAAs TRUsLoW 10
or al either Of the Yasa Will Be 259Pp u
teaSe 1 g. g3 Cherry and 10 Mulberry street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
PUBLISHED THIS DAY
AT THE NEW WORLD OFFICE, 30 ASS-sTEEET,
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D5~ GouRAup's PoUDRE SUBTLE for completely and
permanently Graduating supeqous HAIR from females
lips brows, mOles the stubborn beard of Always
tested before buying, proof positive THIS and mistake 81
Walker street first Store FROM Broadway. ne If
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Useful Books for the People.
Travels.

10 Trayels in the .at Westcrr PTnres, The Anhhuac
md Rock hg.nt.irs s,d Oregon Territory; by THOMAS
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and work There such fountain OF e,haei,
md originality gushing through every page. 'ueh
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drinking fforl il sparkling lount" rms papsf.
In these day, 4 Cheap LI,rratIEe when sIeIy KIND Q!
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u:h flowers OF beautiful imagery sad stirring incident .5st
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such opinion, very few works
Of the kind possess Their, sch fountain OF freshness and
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CHEAP CLOTH STORE.


CHEAP CLOTH STORE.
MOVES & MORRIS. No. 10 Chatham street, invite pur,
English French and AmsIiean Cloths, Of all colC":
Fpeneh' E s and Amecsn Feaysf Cloths
Hea n1S s a. easa i %o6 ba S1 no do
SILK and Verona Serges black Sa,ns;
81 Plaid Linngs; green Buizes; black Lasting;
Together with complete assortment Of1rnmngs consisting
xhcb tbev offer at very low prices wholesale and RETAIL
their Store No M Chatham street. opposite Roosevelt nj wis
IRISH LINENS, DIAPERS AND CI.OTHs.-Tho best
style Of ell Linen Goods To be found always and at low
prices ut SUTTON & CO.'S, In Spring, cor Sullivan.
SR-Or Linens uro are tho best bleach and posi-.
lively free from Cotton. OF Snis
ADIES-Your attention calsd "a the very extensive
Lsock VI New and Kich Fall Goods, Just opened,
l5O ps. rich Silks, from Is to l6 per yard
100 ps very rich Cashmsres, from Is To Is per yard
$50 d. neyes, patterns NJ do LANES and Reps from Is I'll TO
Tsp Tard.
300 ps Alpaca Lustres from Is to SIS per yard.
$50 d. French Mernos from IS to l6i per yard.
SEQ Cashmere Shuwls. designs. from IS TO $780,
1000 Printed hibet WOOL broche worSted damask ana pa
Sknws with many other styles suitable Tor the season.
Also very large stock of Blankets and Flannels with
every variety Of goods wanting for the fall and winter
Ladies by calling and examining our stock oil Goods VIII ma
il in this OF any other city, either quality rich
chcapness.
lone price asked and no deviation.)
o3is BARKER & TOWLE- II Catharinosl
~ IBBoNs. RIBBONS, RIBBONS-Ju,t opened n large
In supply OF FALL RIBBONS purchased ut very low prices
and to be sold exceedingly cheap. at SUTTON Co.s'
| III Spring. Sullivan.
Np-AIliners NAV purchase by the piece yard very
bson Of Ennis
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aO 900 UNITED STATES FARmERS Aa 81 IA,
~ UHJ MAC for sole ut thu Tribune O''es ~ " pe'
hanffsd.
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Ds- GoURAUDs LIQUID VEGETABLE ReueE mpar, a
delicate tnge the g. Walker street.
first store FROM Broadway n6u
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scientific a. Useful Publications

Scientific & Useful Publications.
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AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARpS, Apetoneer. -, ,..a
pY BANGS. RiciAR,S & PIA1r Store 9i Brsss !,
ID way.Iabera cash disbursements msds Oh e"'''sH''e"
-. ''s'''' ''-'', ON FRIDAY EVENING; ,.u
Booxs-A general assortment OF siAHesfn ana Mi''e"
% B. r. r gayo removed to No. 9os BrO.dwsy. few
doo:s above Their former plser ----------
RYANsEL. EDwARDs-stors Ne. 5 PARK Row. oppOS''
rus EyENiN a, geoe .. the ssstiS,G POM 81 MS.
'55se aa n s o WosEs M Mod
en- B,, Esssyi S,S A,.eu WS:k, ': Bancroft,
~; ,BosTciis Life ofJohn,on. g.: &c: ,,s.
qai.. cad pencils. s;ee psi sealing wax. Blank books.
0'a''4 3, On s;STURDAY EVENING. Nov: s e, ,
Ssas.. 1aaSa as%fS; F.s ssf FEsyf Books &c
,,,o,;S,rn, Il .tao Standard a med cal aud
,i-eelnspus books, BLINK h,oks papers stationery &c Sc
wh.,'' viii be soid vcry low ftr cash no u
F. COTTON, AucneDoer.
tn COTTON =. Co Auction and Commission Netehnss
+ No. lis = ~: aivan-
male Gu e"ssnffPTiiis s. EeSS ovs is,;i' maze
4, lO' 9gosS 4 "a p aq9 ne sSer Il. con
,.s ssE e Porter Hoa eeanS N pm standing casks.
6b kegs ago beer and dsF pa % 5Ss Ss, 10,
.cthSr with quantity Of ,epnd hand irnlr eomplpns
:oin. mahogany ana cgre maple chairs, mah"san{ and
cherry desks. beads, feather bod ha fna'irass~' o'u'
sell and ingram carpets, c eoth sc , 49,,
Ao-The stock and Icos OF piano teTte manu'aetae'
lahes patterns. screws, wiTt', &c Sf,----------
4 C. TTrT1TE. Auctionecr.
TapDW AEE CUTLERY, GERMAN Toys. &c
Ii JACOB : PLATr,S Twenty. Eighih Fail draae hsrS
the Aucti Room No y Pa,t corner OF Gold street eo.
st.;ing OLA ackaecs, and ots OF birmingham she'
field German aud American Hardware
Also Cutlery-Compusas extensive assortment oil pc
and pocket one two three aEd four blade knvcs, Ea1o SEA
AsS--Thsec ca,k, Shedon's patent metal ,es kettles
0sio-rfeen cases American Wood Screws. assorted an
sizes. ~, g. ..,. 9TH .,,.S
ards
nSo fennnn Toys with winch the snle will comnienoe
N &c. ernan TOYS, being the handsoe assortment, offered
his .enon N original package, J inldi nom ptensn.
md worthy attention. of city deaers ~
Alo Kid DossTwo cass KID dolls. assorted ''as'. ies"'
months. 4.
Catalogues now ready, =
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DJ- GouRAUp's ITALIAN Soar for curing pmples freck
e burns scurvy Ey,pens. old sores chaps roughnes
sallowness, &c. warranted pay, nj 81 Walker street.
first store From Broadway. 50 SIS cake Beware Of
counterfeits. n6f
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The gentleman has cause rejoice that he has longer
any occasion wig, and many Others i they will
vded they obtain the genuine which sold only at Com
stocks q Courtlnnd street. NO
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De- SEE LIST PAGE.
Cleared


Cleared
schr, Tamn Smith. Savannah w w Pratt Bos ton, Sea.
bury Portland: barge Grampus ONcil, Philadelphia.
Arrived,
schr Elizabeth. Wiley, from Philadelphia, to w
Ropes. OF Salem.
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PASSAGE FOR NEW-ORLEANS.-Positively
81 psct,t or passage free, and only regular Packet
The :sp % fast a oHs ehes :,
mp reSuer day. The accommodations Of this ship Tor
eaSa second and esr1Ss are vs5 yu s e
ana ~. Inc sailing punctualy advertised To secure
b o. carly application should Be made on bosr5 t9oT OF
Maiden Lane, otto - s,b e. eo,,er ~ W.iSso me
The Paeke, ship MISSISSIPPI will succeed the safstosa
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LACES, &c.-SUTT0N & co; arc
T. opening Embroidered Collan. Inside Hdki'. and her
chiefs plain open border and embroidered OF new style ana
''"' SUTTON & CO.'S. IN Spring. cor. Sullivan.
NRA full assortment Of drawer goods, Gloves Hosiery
,ric a., Of 3mis
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OF Goprauds Spanish Lily White for the complexion, on.
" at 81 Walker st. 1st Store FROM Broadway. Is cents
box. MS #
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PRINTING CLOTHS-Mnnufoctures Of PRINTING
will lind for their interest To call on The sub
,c,;hs, nj M 60 Pine street. d. BRIGHAM Oh 2wsc
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History of the Silk Culture:

No. VI. The Silk Culture in the United States I'm,
bracng complete accounts of latest and most approved
Managing CocooneIy, Keeling spnning and Man1lactaI
ing the Silk Sc Sci with very interesting History oketcne,
Mulberry &c illustrated BIZ numerous eugraTings oil Ma
rhiucry and Processes and Manual Of the Slk CultuIe
Price Is cents 1--WE copies for 81.
Order, must be accompanied with the cash.
GREELEY X McELRATH. Publishers Tor the Autht
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BOARDING.

d Amys,ree and Tenh,trect and from Broadway Sixth
Room with ire place requiredPrivnte Family
preferred. Address G. R. at this Office. nj q.
POARD-Three single gentlemen be accommodated
ID with board private family reasonable terms. by aps
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NIANNEIs. sATINETs, CLeTHS, &c.-Fresh from
auction large assortment Of superb style Woolens. selling
below the market price ut
'-'~'' SUTTON & CO.'S, III Spring. Sullivan.
NB-Our Woolen are selling ut prices mitch below ordn
10 OF 2ms
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BALM CoLUMBIA.The following poetical effusion was
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ndges Balm Of Columbia. and recommend II to the at
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pOARD.-A gentleman and wife, also few single gen
ID temen can be Accommodated in agreeable lmy liz
Leonard street. opposite The Carton house. oil pifc.
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be furnished subscribers The Columbian Ma
gsnine, for November, is the most beautiful that is
published. Number IL Harpers' Bible. The last
number Of the Wandering Jew also received. All
the works worth having, including the cheap publ.
cations Of the day, and the weekly pspers-such as
the New Mirror, Post and Courier, Meals Gazette,
New World, Bennets Herald, Sc--are kept for sale
on Pennsy yana Avenue south SIDE, 10th street.
HAMPTON & son.
Nov. 81, 1Sl4.
ElrSscond Land books dealt for in exchange, when
rare and valuable.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-28
NAVAL SToREKEEPER's OFFICE,
Navy Ysrd, Washington,


November l9th, 1874.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office, until Saturday next, the 23d instant at
II O'Clock M, to furnish good vessel vessels
take board, at this Yard, during the ensuing week
one set Of walsI-tanks, measuring about 800 cubic
feet and deliver the at the United States Navy
Yard Philadelphia.
Bids to state at What price per cubic foot the tank.
will be taken for FIelght to be paid on the delivery
Of the set J. NJ. SELDEN,
nov 20-3t Naval Storekeeper