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ce-ExhiNitiOu OF the Queens County Hor-
..S,,,,rnI Society.This >ocey Will hold rs hrs. An
,s =, b,bIon on Tuesday aud Wednesday. the 2ih and
2;hnt ths month tSep,eber at'h Snuon OF the Flushing
= ,bar 4 persons interested ~ horticultural products
sr respee requested 10 present arilelss Tor
.L mr., In an The before COCK On tuesday
w. Al article, L. Be distinctly labelled with 'hei, names
aod the names ofhe or per.on p'essnihs ,n.n
,ba rise of he h5itpn W edne 6ny sltirsS ho 70
-r,5 ,,i he sla nj public auction. thus niJtdn2 All an
annS .ppnrny If obtsinng hat they des'tes n'"e Us
to be appropriated towards deirayipg Inc eApel " NV ~
he Exhibition will be opened at II O'Clock. A d. On eacn
day. ;;,,A. ,o,l .s,.s e,rh-one ticke; will
,dri ore gentleman and IL ladies' e.. ,roi
he society will spare pains 20 make ms l's nv,
Exhibition cf public patronage no ynsl a1 r
.,,c vii nis the in.etial for ordinary show SIC Ia
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ss- Earry's Fall Fashions for Genllemen's Hair
cu-;ne wall he Introduced the Rooms, No l5 Broadway
shortly after the arrival of,he B;h Steamer Britannia
q mi
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IMPORTATION OF BOOKS.
WILEY g. PUTNAM.

Continue IN mpor, for Leary and Professional Gentlemen
CoII.g.s Bookseller &c Boob. by the single copy or 70
Snnnt,y ar procured 90 III. favorable terms and with
the greriest possible despatch Onie execued o. NE Aea
nn. n, u thirty 10 forty days, asd By the PACKET sps al
less expense. from fifty to slzty duys a., p, -.
fers r,ny be forwarded preferred 10 mr. Putnam VINO
,edes n ,,don without passing through the New fofk
and books shipped by him 10 any POI! IN the untec
Sthte>. Address , W.. -. pi..o T ,,s.,
" Jill o : y or Isl Broadway, New York.
ae In, the Great Western w be receiyed until. CLOCK
,h dY ,o far Inc Hiberna until o'circk p NJ. s4
TUyT0RY OF THE WAR lN TIE PENINsUth
the South zee rom The ysas y ,bs ny
sse,lish Academy of Military Science &C. &c An edon
Above ynrs this Ga, pubshed compiee ID one vel
uI Hs, I q. t' j. 8. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall
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TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY It's
u BROADWAY. UP ST5IRc.-E. WHITE would
,pcctily call the If citizens add strangers visiting
the CITY, bis splendid collection OF Daguereoyps Portraits
single or IN groups tn IL the pla'e
which J beauty and accuracy Of denezon cannot be
passed. Portraits taken 10 al kind, Of weather. either with or
without the PRICES at Which he reduced 10 thoie
charged By the most Ip=itenced IN The business.
The American Institute ar lis late exhibition awarded Dir
White First Premium for lie best DdgueGoype Likeness
grouping and general effect WHICH but ano,ser proc
ID tia superiority Of his Portraits.
Mr. hi,e agent New York io the superior
imported German Cameras. ard 1t other establishment 10
the city state they be obuined.
y. B.-mpotted German Came also French and Amen
can the vc,y quality. with Plates Cases
Chem Gals Polishing nrterleis. &c.
Mr. Whites Case sanufacty beng 'he largest and most
extensive in the United States he enabled rom the qCantty
ha manufactured sell Dazuerrenype Miniature Gases III
ger n~sr thur Other house ~ the CnIon ssyc
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW3RD.-T'he Com.
" nscn-rs Of a inns HOES. VIII DcJ ths above ard
FOR the apprehension end OF any Parents Other
person who shall abandon infant mid. as.aea5 70 the
statute providing ihetslof hch follows: volume ID chap
ter Isl ute z. article 2 section g Revised Statues:
If any Father Goaer of child under tie OF si1
years. othe: peson to whom any child shall have oern
condci .iu ,uch child highway, street, held
or house. house with wholly abandon II. he
or She shall upon convection. be punished oT imprisonment 10
the Prison not sceein. or IN Conny jan
rot more than one year. II. WILLIAMS, Agent
siS
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rb., YouSo GxsrLEgxs dispo,e tn devote portion o!
e, uIe u The study Of Music on the Organ, Piano Forte
srf, or Vocal Music car receive private tuition from
Professor BIZ furnished with INSTRUMENTS and
Suoa',, hours or practice. Apply at Music Rooms ~
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msraoss,..c Carefully reported !es Tie Jr.:.ar:

AsHEsTle market remains al l5l and ! Z, the
BIZ os i and Is bis PSa noa o Tb Pcniis q, decline on
$50 The Guuntty coming now Only moderate and there
Is u air iernnnd ~ the quoted rates.
COiToX.lhe make; i, rreacy and oae'2,eTs IRE walns
the ace- b te eGne9. ncw out IL dr!s TIC brokers u
tics well supplied out hoI-ers are not pressing lots Oh The
TEGuR AND AEAIaRecsvs,s ask BIZ to doy 9l
lions III that The receipts small and considerable
YS On ss : emo e" Mchs ad oo When ae
cacs are lsa l2 Tor fresh brands We note sue Of
round hoop I2 and father hles sou: Orleans e.
dsnr The no.emet in Wo.iera as ena5Ied the hode,s
Georgetown put tiesh brands 20 80 Brandywnels
he'd ab4ye4 So kchmond CITY ~ Jersey Meal we anSe
III. receipts .a and all taken. Ship SUITS ut ga
GR E,'l hear o. nothing doing IN Wheat sample
of new North Curonr. to arrive. was or the market The
ps se daas rec Si5es l'i .
Northern Is 81 pic WITH sqe so1 DG'he hys stands "a at y
c;, lot OF Barley was IN market hut did sell.
s nTe. steady It a5c ~ with 1 sats g b" rs
HAY-hee ga F"Gd s 81 hut ~ s an de ~
Stripping md 40 % feT los for CIV trade
,i-The market for Crude " hale is Inactive buyers
fns to wat The ARRIVAL Of steamer before opetins.-
Linse-d very tul. English 7ic and American y 49,;
week pa. buyers having endcayored,c nluke,
materially. We notice To-Day sales $3.50 lbs South Sea ut ~
PSovlSi oNs~We have change to notice in Pork
s at e e,s v S M s Sas ns ~
y slat 81 6!1 . 375s Tor Prime and Mess Sales
a6 l2. In Beet hen OF no imp .ten sale we qMe SO
25 and S. % for Country aud % and OH 81 Tor
Cit lots bring shade above these Lard
shade and the sH,s considerable We notice
.es S0 bbls nlr o.; tc 10 do cOaf,e ~ ga and .O
keys 81 sale o. luJ bis Picked Hams was mnte
u, sac. no charge Tor packages.
BARK "A sale Of or tons Ouercron ~ y. No. l, was
made u, "a 50 cash
SieaiIS-Cio,er dull At or cer;s We note sales 100
bblS iinoh sill IL Ssies terceS FH1seed Ut 81 cash.
Fi.-We nu,ce sales z0l0 boxes New Herring at 55. 81
and 20 cts Tor scale ana Nos and Z.
TOBACO-Nithn few days tie sales have been 100 lids
Kentucky about 4c and l0 bales Cuba and 200 60 81 ago
ann tvnte lefm
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& m % asdcnae bs OF eSs mSsi and
he p4ea;s health. when by timely app!icaton OF
tee medicine heath and perhaps hts iseli. might Oe
20 ns sc'n;ls i. forms. sometimes cizGg upon
;ye aud others attacking the !uas'. and again destroy
re mad b0aes Iheunatn; ntiectinf TIE .hI'
~ End ex,rcIies. chest ard other similar a:ecti".
iss e.d,ly and cnarcrty cured by the use OF -ano'
gAy ,a rh,s medcue has IN many ,h'u,and nSNncss
Si' tss'h 6n returning vic1r ~ the weak ANA tHTcii
eoaA u. eSt n6 ite 10 The rsroest
re- system and cau'i,ts N vng disease rct"n
cs S,rg and Sccte,iar vs,ses The powers OF nature
~ "a Ell IN condition tn teinvgornte themselves ANA ;aT
~ ~ hen ia Becomes estsh'>he,l.
PARTICULARS. and conclusive evidence OF Its spe
efficacy, pamphlets; which may be obtaiued
u .ssnis grai II, .o,..sl. .,a ,o,,l bv r & N
t,F: .So,sSas Druggists - Fulton street, New Io:k
-, At S73 Broadway r Cast tlroGdway. and by drug
s.s s-. o., ty ;h-ousho;f the United states.
p.s q psr bottle SIX hotties for s..
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The subscriber ts'.ce ,iui'y
TO ;heiT colisc,ion o: ariicIeS
Number Of years devoted their
an oc such. and ave enabled.
, la,eJ; a:;d mo.t eb~iee impor.
Is expressly for them, and can-
the whole forming
rely or quality in this city
son. Tweezers. and over lCO
dilelent patterns OF Rodgers.
lYos,enholm. &c. most highly
polished knives. embracing ev-
cry kina OF Congress. WhoEn.
cliff. President. Sporting. &c
PORTABLE DRESSING
CASES.
Manufactured by the sub
scnbets. cf the most compact
forms. equal: in finish 10 the
imported. aud much lower IN
price. continuing the Metallic
Table, for keeping Ruzors IN
order. with II variety Of
French and English do.
RaXOYS.
From the manufactures Of
Joseph Rodgers 4 Son. Wade
4 Butcher. Pickleys. Elliott !:
al>o. 3 choice article. made ex-
prc>.ly Cor the subscribers re
tail trade by Hall Of Sheffield.
FOR THE HAIR.
Gue,isihs San Lustfads.
Rowlaad's h.acasssr OIL,
Goururl's antique Cydo-
nine, Philocome. Ok al;rr
row. Wye;h's Cream Of ii.
lies, Balm of Columbia.
COSMETICS.
RowlAnd's ksiydor. Cow
lands Lotion. Roussel's Cos.
ne;ic Cream. Ronssel's Hair
Dye. Row!and's Esseace OF
Tyre. &c. &c.
far surpasses the Hone in pro
, Il Razor. without using oil OF
ng 50 simple TO use. make II Il
sntleman'. toilet.
:. SAUNDERS 8, son,
.nvenion and Manufactures.
/, l63 Broadway.
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Thomas L HAKTsIss' {sscretar;es. i,
no Meeting of the wings OF the Eighth


Ward-At the call OF the Ward Committee. the Wings OF
the Fifth District convened at Denmnns Long ROOM VaIck
street; on Monday Evening last elect Delegate to repre-
sent the District in Ward Convention to select Congressional
Delegates 70, the ish,h WsId-ROBf. q. WETMORE
was called TO The Chair and II. Ii. sroucHTESBuRaH up
nonte Secretary On melton tire usual bailos,ngs were d
nen.ed with aud SYLVANUS GEDNEf. ESQ was. by &C
clnmn,ion appointed u Delegate TO the Convention
Alr " CARROLL. upon The CT OF the meeting addressed
it MOS, eocueu,y upon leading principles OF the party IN
con,ras, will, the policy OF Loco Foco'n urging
nces.ant action IN disseminating Wing principles rs TIE only
sure means of securing blessings of free Governmen; and
protecting American workshops from the competition OF the
psuper iato- Of Europe.
TIE meeting wa AIse and enthusiastic. evncinS deief
nation to discharge their duly khe ballot box During the
evening several Wing Songs wec given in Mr. Soushten
bursh best sye-und the meeting was closed In strong
suo,io from Chair for vigorous acton sifom every
an in the Wind who hiss my interest IL the business of tie
county awssing med opponents to the eeffnin rum
which will nd their political measures The meeting ad-
jou,ned with cheers for CLAY and FRELlGHCYSEN.
ROBT. C. WETMURE. Chairman
II II s-ororrrv,rpau Secretary sis tic
>1s-------------
or7- Ehe Letters OF Casssus NJ. Clay, on ss-
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NJ ~ PTEn


On the 18th inst By the Rev. Mr. L.w Capt HIRAM Tut
LL. nj the steamboat Washington Irving. Miss ALMIRA
PRESTON. al Wiltshire. Pr
At Northumberland. SafEtngi county n. Y, Wednesday
nunirg. li;h inst. by The Rev H. S,unson ATjGr HrGH
THOMPSON 10 Miss DEBORAH daughter Of Beaj Losee, al OF
Northumberland
Al PIi;stown. n. V on Wednesday morning Ih inst. by
Rev Mr.. Sundering II. T'omPsoS Eq. Of Northuuher
land 10 MSs !lASSAH JANE BURRKSs. OF the former place
Al Fairfield. Conn. Suncnv evening. 18th lns,. JAHEs
EowLArp. OF this city 10 NARY ELIZA. adopted daughter OF
At st. lohn'. Church. Stamford. Conn., Monday 10th
inst ALERT CUTTER to SWAN SCHuY daughter OF the
late Thomas VI. Harvey.
DIED,
Yesterday morning. Mrs. Mary CANNON. widow Of Mo,t
Cannon -Q. The friends and Acquaintance Of the family
ed attend her uneru from her late residence No.
236 I hird Avenue. this afternoon ri 1 o'clocs.
Suddenly this morning. l1ih from injuries receiv e in
severe fall JAMES JOSEPH SANDS, eldest son OF MI Joseph
Sands. aged 10 years.
On MondaY, 18th inst, HESsY WALros, ESQ. OF Saratoga
Springs. IN his 9Th year.
On Monday eyeun-, 10th inst Dir. NATHAN HKDGEE. in
The ABB yeHr Gi his
On Monday. 18th inst. Miss anna MARIA STORY. IN the
18th Of her after lingering Illness which she bore
with Christian for'ude.
Fridny 18th inst The residence of h.r uncle.
Andrew r. Decker ESQ, ut Staten Island the 23d of
her age after illness md in the ull hope
blessed Immortality, Mrs ANN ELIZA wife OF Mr. James A.
Bethcn. Of his CITY.
Al R6cknnd. Rockland comfy. state Of New York on
Thursday 2 inst JOIN LAUa.ScR 10 the sls OF his
age. mn cd respectable citizen Of that place
,xDyR THOMPSON Coles. second of Hewlett Townsend
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NEW PUBLICATION.

NEW PUBLICATION.
ELEMENTS OF LOGIC;
Toge her wiih Introductory view OF Phlonohy N gene-
a. and preliminary view 81 tina Reason. by Prof. Henry P
Tappan. une thick vol Prce 81 60.
The work is divided INTO three paris viz
/. An Introductory view OF Philosophy In general.
. preliminary view Of the Reason.
Logic Proper. This thrd pnrt suDdvded nto four books
chapters viz Primoraia Logic lnGuctive Logic
g ueductive Logic 4. The poc,riBa OF Evidence
We have been able TO examine this excellent work
with The attention which merits hut think sefe IN
saying only The most original hut the best wor1
Logic which has appeared IN this country Prof T.
mas been long and intimately with these SUBJECTS
and to them has devoted the best powers Of his gifted mind
lJournei Of Commerce.
Published and ior sele by
WILEY Z PUTNAM. lei Broadway.
I Professors and Principals of Academies will be furnish
c,.a mimi, st7
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WING MEETINGS.

~ Second Ward Henry Clay Cuba Reg
mar of the Club will be hcd az Jones second ward
Hotel Wednesday, evening the 18th Inst. u past ocS.
All the members particularly requested To attend the
who hive had The charge Of getting the 6snner
for the Club will make :heir report. when expected that
the time will be Fixed for It's presentation.
The Club will bs addressed by several speakers ard have
fine songs from the Glee Club
ABR'M RUTAS. } So.,rs
JAMES II. ALTMAN. "'' ''' slbst
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Atthe Tribune Building, 100 Nassau.
THE CHEAPEST IN rHE CITY.
LOoE HERE: ,

Just FROM THE TRADE SALE
H. 1 r.; ~ p Pr;ee ony .. Ga
TdH3 BY tTsd1E,s ssT IG ~ r IL Hsbs 81:
PHIL OSOPHERS STONE, Novel By II. lie .
Ia zrc :, ''.'..-''.'.'.'
THE CIR USE Of THE SO-HERS. or the Des-
natsn Of the Qnsre,l lees =. ~
ST P7TRICE s p U-RGdTORT. By T. Wrsht.....o
JENNY L.1IL J. The News Henter. ......,..;:..;.
G,:TO JFSTS-D -5BO UT Peuciiings by J. c. Neal. 8
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SIX HINTS TO R3CHELORS .................--...c
MILFORD LDVEL toy J H. Henca..................b
TIER ESE ID U-SOTER. by Eugene Sue............lt
MiTILL.3 by Eugene sue. 3 parS complete.
INILlilIL M G-NETIS-H By Johnscn ............l2
THE C5PIT7LIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ERYEST H.aRCORT Revolutionary Novei.......6
THE TALES OF THE Hal acknowledgements u
Althe Novels and late Publications. be had al The
Tribune Office 5000 n, issued, lS0 Nassau street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS
TABERNACLE.
DR.. LARDNER'S ENTERTAINMENTS.
Spl.adid Pictorial Exhibition.
gTlCKErS TWEEN CY-FIvE CENTS. g
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 18TH.
DR.. LARDNER
LONDON AND PAKiS.
Society British METROPOLIS. conras'ed with Society IN
GsTsy. Artists Literary and Sc,en;lhf Men Ssysp'es
Waf.r Scot. GuzCt Bnlwer. LADY Biesans'on. Count
Irorsay. sc &c ,,,,,.,
Ne,r Collection NJ
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
never ss9e ss9 s IN n s sfws o. The
q Jewish History. aiedalious = Shakespeare and ftansn
us.rto2s Of AniIf Sa sie' Views OF the Afghan war
Open u: l-Commence at haIfPas, O'Clock. sl7 tic
d ULCERS INSTTTUTE-Ysnsee Hill ard Dr. Valrn
,,nrienis Wssne@dsy sScnins Al Ru,ser, Institute
remainder OF the week Al the society LIBRARY r;,.
Price ofcse 80 cent-to be had Ct the door, FoE paIcu
oofs opea at oclocs-tO commence ut ausr;sr beiOTs
O'Clock.
PALMos ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE.
/
NJ. JESaiSs Ban. A!elodl.i
Mr MITCHELL, Bon Ca;;inets.
MrsHALLgTr. TnanE's.
Respectfully the p.blc hat ,hs evening tsns
The last 2 i' ssTS 9;s TX s' BY
49, J. @cki9ais. Accordion,
Mons PIKE the c.e5rsted ic"rilon Payer who will per
o'r several 0verures produce one OF the most pendo
Entertainments witnessed
In The cnure Of tho Evening. Nh jenkins will n;rodu:e-
wednesday Evening. Sept. 18TH. 1914.
The 9n H 10 com 9 oeSeS psG 5 with their
parents aud guardians. haiiprce sls IL
NlslO'S GARDEN. corner Of Broadway and Pnncs''
H1LL al pas; b. Entertainments commence
iayS EVENING. Sept, Is Ii, entertainments viii commence
n ,'' '-.''r' SARATOGA SPRINGS. :, ,,.,,u
Mrs.. to; which the s'0'
CAMPANOItpiiAN BELL RINGERS
will appear i the suh time IN Amerea and perform The To-"
Watzes by. BY i6,if Blue Bells OiScotanl BY Elements.
An ileImlssOn OF hllty minutes tor Promenade and Ef
Afer which THE BEi.i RINGERS will psrsrm G:snf
Movement from " Baydns SOtprlse s. nphony' Bel Quad
England laeli, Columbia. National Ar o; America.
DOusLE BEDDsD ROOM.
VI. Dnlcimer Pipes. H S
~: .'f be" nS' Wass
Ticket, Fifty Cents. No po,ooaemsn al this esaD
i,hnent OF account ofthe weather. -
,I,o TnE PArROYS OF the GuilA ~.-sisqor BlsI.
prpiss:o! Of TIE Guitnr sss.'cd by hsS,rsP H. NhI
rua q srnor BIZ VIII give CoasS'' On THURSDAY
80" Sss nT . Sat1" % BE- Sad IT,
he eseng OF Concert which Will commence pteccely al
5o'c'ock sl 1is
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IEaRY & Co-FASHIONS.

ns- Gsntlcmen's Eats cur inimi:abe style. tor
the ensuing Autumn will le ready fer sale and delivery
and alter the Slst August. LhARf W
So. 4cnd 5 Astor House
NIB Circular of Fashion viii be forwarded 10 those
who address Us PosT PAID sl3 i"s'
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TT Fail! style or nats.-BirG, corner Pine
ond Nassau Observation-Disclosures Hats OF me style
for the ensuing easo are reaiy Tor examination und sae
,ry7 In,is. Bird COZ, Pho and Nassau ss
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,.soyx.7roS WANrxp-Thc gentleman who called tie
N'sv NJ n to,, aHd stree md stated tent he had been
Sn 2 mo-, d,irc sirs a!ady tth- gilcs) By HAYS Lpi
ADD would soo yer b"ts Tor i; Il II could not he
w hopefully requested To senc his address o the
ts1s, v m perni,,s,On ree; tr hci. We thin he
te nh Us iat duty no o J- fellow sufferers
IL, this thing be known II ne has any oi
% -, ~ rirn..n klndMees ~ hls hnsrm.
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yIRENCH IMPORTERS READY CALCUI ATOR, fot
the Of French importers sid Dealers IN French Cod.
who have french Measures currency ih1
Ready Calculator CONTAINS Tables showing The amount per
cent add CD the United States curreney
Method of arriving at per cent Of Importing Nlees
Reduced TO YurdsAnne, reduced YHdiables OF Frnrcs
reduced Doars-ssn Tables with The Advance per cent
All vino have IL such tables VIII please cal! and
exnminr III Ready Calculator. For sale by
- '-'0 y = MIIla Lima
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ry- Jos. z. Breyrs,er's Hat Store, iD BcweFy,
corner Of Grani.st The Fall Fashions now Ready . 2w
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-''D 49, THE JILT.
4 Neu Norel.. Price 125 Cents.
Persons who wish cheap reading Z; half price, should call
Immediately. SO
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DRY GOODS.

PRINTED cAIlcOEs-PRICES r EDUCED.-LE E l.
BREW : TER offer for safe at their Warehouse lof Flint
ed C.rocs exclusively No. Il Cedar street, large as
.oent OF Prints: embracing several thousand different pat.
terms and cuorings American. French Turkey Red &c &c
in every variety sy. many OF which they enabled 10
offer Il: prices rom
10 CENTS LOWER
than the prices Of July.
Catalogues Of Prices corrected with variation Of the
Market. are placed in the hand' OF buyers .ls .a
FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.
PECK, NICOLsON & WRIGHT.
No 100 Pcari md ~ BoGvsT.,,reets Newfork.
Would respectfully that they are opening nrge
and newly selected Stock oil
SILK GOODS.
all Of which are oFhe aes: Fall styles, comprising foil as
sortr!cat Of ~
consisting in pur of rich Cashmere d Ecosse ,ich printed
Muslin de Lanes CrDe Dc LANES o. and elegant styles
ch plain On eion and satin stripe Repeaers new and ia
;hionabls ar.c!e Camson BrocnGe, and Brochestrped
Silk. blnck and cOoied AIpaccas. figured and piein
SHaWLS.
Brochs and Cashmere Shsw,, patterns; Cameion and
Bocndc figured Silk Shnw!s Danass Wooden Stadila and
ich Damasa Alapaccha; Aerino, Thbe,. and Muslin de
Lame. in greet variety, &c.
RIBBONS.
full assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Rib5onI Of the riches,
Paris styles.
Figured Cap Iaccs. Trimming Laces and Lace Egings
Thread. Li!e. Plated and Brussels Edglags. 1c.
GLOVES.
Consisting Of KID Silk Cashmere. in g:e.t variety together
WIKI a:ge assortment Of Fancy M;tts.
Also irl osor.nen, Of Paris Cords. Gmos end Frnges
together with every article Usually 70 be found in Fancy
Stock, which they prepared to offer favorable terms
as any other Establishment % istDeci I'm
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w & / MORRISON g. co.

lane md 3i Broadway n Y keep constantly on hand.
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~ BoARDING.-sS- G iSS. having opened the new
and commodous house Vesey ST. neur tho AstGr House
pner, choice of desirable 10 transient
Bourler: Croton Shower. and cold Births free The
location very CENTRAL qust and shady lsfnh moderate
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H. II. sTouoHTrsnUReH. Secretary. sis II

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% Eleventh Ward In pursuance o.: recon-
m-ndation of the Wing General Committee. the Democratic
Wing Electors requested at the of Avenue
C,nd Third st Wednesday, Evening 18th inst a. u past
O'Clock for the Of choosing Three Delegates to meet
CITY Convention select Tnle-n Delegates 10 the Sena
tori i Convention also choose FIVE Delegates 20 meet
County Convention 20 nn:nate Thirteen Members OF Assem-
Nv chcuse SIX Delegates represent the nrd hs
Sixth Congressional District To nominate Member fol Con
.iesk. BY order of the Ward Committee
JOHN P CONKLlN Chairman.