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Prizes T~o Gents.

thS grog This is 9 NE body polite that ,tould
ne cured The gentleman has mentioned The s,n's Of
men whom he lAd'rmsn ND respected - much a. the
Alderman Of the l4sh Th,se remarks were tue 10
gsdrd beth parties and The conniitee elt il cuy
Loca IT,
Alderman FnM.rs wished to know If Isppers hfd rot
as good vIeht gentlemen IN Il, cOiL Tor
his pat he knew OF no such 'hnt ~ ihs ehaise he
would the reByine ny which The present hoard
" Gs ii c.d-thsy we're oil .iec',d by pipsia many
OF The wards .i.ced N lie way Tie Nalv. American
party III hs board snc he belle sed these charges Hsrs
made ns'eiy or m CO.
az ~. aid lh eonid oetr thsss q ieeuons 70 the
report tor lis opii,n he wns astonshsd and pGined
10 lind that those g,n men should h.ve drawn IN the
OF the he,o.s OF the voluton who were here u
least y years He WIS sscni'h,d to md those NOBLE
mil d,d men compared 10 The p0npsrs who have been
bought ond sold druLl enress He hor.d tleii doom
was aLd ,hst They would be d,isaid and prevent
ed IRON such vile Prrcic,s
Alderman HAsBsorcK i,h-d that ifhele were grounds
for the charges Ti ied III ublc ought b., ahr
know it In hie place he d,.sIs that H. Ln,w roi.ng
Of the abu.-s I.isIisd TO- aid lt every WI lhd
any hing 10 90 with these nins', be- lead nj uhnc
cou,s mpt. But when The American Rrut iosn Iar.y
refuse irvest,ea fAed Their COON II. AlG.tr
d the 81 lGislr) ref red hem Tor the hes "a h.
Con AID this WOULD not NJ, ui nc
would be- abb. 10 know III. facts iLtfs luz
Of the minority a.. con mittee, srd ~ holt c,ud
be managed 10 the party puiIoi.s .fue g mmist,e
Aid. inon NuLEH refined To the Alderman oi TIE
Eo many for he FACTS III relation 10 his statement otout
Aldermen EMM.rs did not know any thir about them.
The resolution TO let II lie Oh the table y "a then Ut
and carried
in favor appropris,rg OF 81 7op fer
the use OF the Board Of Edno anon = encunsd m.
Ordinance making sppIcpiiuion or tie lay u public
officers Passed
Resolution o. pointing Ira Clark Deputy Keeper Of the
Battery Lad on the table
.7pponfntni - William lark day police fcer OF the
l6l ward.
Resolution max appropriation OF scoo for assist.
an clerk 10 In. CorpoIa,ion Adeptef.
Tn. Board adjourned 10 meet this evening NJ o'clock.
THg BoAHp Assistants also met and sfer dill Is.
ing vi sone business, nc jourD,j.
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try, and better sutipe the stock obber and general
trader, than those Of the Herald. These money
articles have greatly contributed 10 rs popularity,
and have excited much attention IN our coninirf-
ciaI community. They all originate with, and are
il Illustrated under the superintendent Of the tdior
There is, probably. no man IN the United ates,
that could give more able, accurate, ana 0rtall-
ed account OF the business OPERATORS, resources,
state OF trade, agriculture, manufactures, science,
literature, oikms Vi the polileai insiitruons, and
the social, moral, and religious ale Il society IN
that country, than James Gordon Bennett. lie Is
a well Informed and clearseeiie man, and can
write well on mostly any SUBJECT. Whatever may
be his faults as an rditor-as public characteI-l
say not T; but, rs private citizen, he Is of unim-
morals, and is noted Tor his constant ai
pl,catlon 10 business, aud The exact tulflmeht 81
his promises. Mr.. Bennett, II be rightly informed,
10 native If Abe fdeenshirr, Scotland, and rihi-
grated TO Nova scotia, in the capacity al TEACHER
some twenty-five years snce lie shof'ly itei-
wards proceedt 10 The States, and Obtained m
ploym.n nj as clerk, IN d publishing house II, Dos.
ION From Boston he wenI 10 Charleston, Sou II
Carolina, where lie Was eng grd as Translator OF
the Sp nlsh West India news, for onr Of Tue
~wspapris OF that ci'N, and WHICH he Il II to lake
charge Of, he Nw ,o,k Inquirer, daily papr which
he edited for some ytats. 1mssa"f, may Iiiti-
tiou that the Courier & Inquirtr Is owned AID
edited by Colonel " -bb (not a mushroom Colonel,
hui Colonel 81 The Irregular army') n c.l~biattd
duellis, and whore paper 10 supposed by MANY 10
ter Mr. BrnnrIts dIscnhn. cnon "iih that paper, hr
started the Hraid whch, by his talent ~ q ndas-
try, he has rendered one OF the hrs burihess pa
peis IN tie country. hy that psper he has realised
a handsome fortune. He lis altogether very EUR.
m lslne man.
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PASSAG
OFFICE.
Il aOUTH aTREET. NEW YORK

81 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
rs - ~ IN
be engaged BY the following spien
did packet ships comprising the Old Black Ball Line Of Packet
From Liverpool,
The ship YORK SHIRE, (new) Bailey the LIST March
The sha CAMBRIpGE. Capt Bar.tow. 10th March.
The ship OAfOKD, Captain Rathbone. 18TH April.
The shio MONTEZUNf MA, Captain Lowbsr, Lat May
The ship EUROPE Captain turber, 10th May
The ship NEW YORK captain Cropper LIST Juns.
IN addition the the subscribers
Rave succession Of first class ships dispatched
out the the different pers il the Uni.ed States
or their reads residing Great Britain and ireland
table a. they car reasonably e1pset and should the
Drafts usual BE- furnished payable National
srovnciL BaDss q ireand and braaches Easter. Bank Of
Scotland and anehcs; and Mess1 J. Be Son y Co..
Banken, Londor Mr.sr. Barned CO.. Bankers LIVER
pool uhish payable throughout England and Wales Fo
farther particulars apply (if byletter pest paid)
81 South street, near Wall street.
NJ B. Passage Liverpool and London all times be
engaged by the regular packet SHIPS sailing for Liverpool
five days. and London the ls Osh and 3oh Of each month
APOLLO sflou .hove j2 leo
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NAVY AGe MS OFFICER
New Y.rk, JAY ilth, 1874. !
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sraled snd endorsed. will be
- received at this Office NJ 10 r. the oath august
usIt for furnishing for the Of vesls ~
sop dursE th@ hscsl eadng 81 June 1895.
TO- corss o 3 Wood l2s feet u the cord
50 tons Lehsh Coal 2o to the ton. broken and screened
Tn. wood have hem during III. wntsr es,hs
DO wood be Of The BE- quality delivered msssur-
ID and Inspected the yard Ice OF The
aud the commsndspt or the yard nav require
faithful psformanee Payrsa wh,a thirtv days az Or
bills duly approved filed 18th the Agent resefvng
additional sssaIity. -
JAMES II. SUDAN
iIS Itavlw,c Navy Agrnt
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANI
If + TN. lazsa a.. 4 AZ S .,,l& 4

sSailng from Liverpool the 7h 18th Of every month
Persons wishing the Old Country for their endl
make the necessary with the subscribers
them out in this superior Line of Packets Sailing
from Liverpool punuay the h and 18th Of every mouth
They will also have first class Of American trading ships
sailing every days, thereby sordng weekly communities
zion from that port One Of firm Mr. D. Rochej
there, that they shall be forwarded with care and des
patch.
Should snrles agreed for OUT, the money will
De returned 10 those who paid without any
ton.
The Black Ball, Old Line Of Liverpool Packets comp
the following magnificent ships, viz
The OXFORD, The NEW YORK.
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS,
EUROPE SOUTH AMERICA.
ENGLAND NORTH AMEEICA.
scrbs confidently look forward for OF sup
port which has been extended them ye for which
they grateful
Those proceeding enitring money their relatives ca
1t al times obt Otas sight for drawn direct
o. the Royal Bank u ireland Dublin. also
Messrs. pREsCOTT, GEOTE. AMEs co.
Rankeu, London
which viii be paid dcad any Of banks thei,
B'anchns oil the 2ricai towns throughout England, lie
ROCHE, BROTHERS q co.
rs Fulton New York,
door to TIE Fulton Bank.
NBIThe OLD Line Of Liverpool Packets sail from this
for L~Arpoo the LIST and 10Th Of zach month Pt
returning the old will find hr comfort
advantage select this favorte Line for their
prefarepce other
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

no the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
lsned every day OF the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July. Price per copyor 81 20 per
Aom--postages paid cash In advance
THE WEEKLY neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
mornng-Prce 81 cents psr copy, or % II per annrm-
PSs.ages paid, cash n q ivancs
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation o.
the Herald Is over THlRTY.FIVE THOUSAND, and in
creasns fast has the largest circulation ~ oy paper
IN its cy, he woyd and is therefore, the best channel
for busness me in the city Or country Prices moderate
cash IN aovancs.
PRINTING ali kinds executed at tho most moderats
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPREToR OF rHk HERALD EsrABLfsHMxNr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Jhtst sIps eeRanoc c0Y$W
70 heir cabin acconmodaons or IN their fast sailing qoaees
o. any vessels IN the trade.
The commanders well an men Of character and
and the strictas will be paid
the comfort and cenvenience Of passengers.
Puncuaty a. sardG the day sailing, win be observed
heretofore.
The price " passage Is now fixed AZ Oue Hundred
Dollars Tor whch ample stores Of every description will be
poyded vita the exception Of wines and liquors which will
b. Furnished Dy the stewards, " required.
III of thsse ships will be respon.
lie for letters parcels packages by them
regular lila Of iAdnx gDed therefor For freight OF pas
sage, apply TO - -
GOODHUE co, 81 South st
g, "A. MARSHALL, 81 Burug slip. ~ Y.
ifaf and ~ RARiNU BROTHERS co. tSpooI
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HAVANA AID pRtNcIrE ciGiSs-2c,Nc stuiesa
-esAr, tn,erIor ~ COO De Noyas 2suO0 Ia Nofuss
oen Eeuia.eos 70 GOO lnd 'srador..; 2o.te L. ualoa
g 5000 FrangsrciaH Geo hhtAtl@s
Lsuf; 0tto "a fsneie.issn 3e0oe nta -
flrs 5000 Jotto s'rz rncipe IS oon dc Ia tfuz-eti
hcsp f0f rssN W ue uusrter 10, or thf Hsfnt, w
l1.AAt, ~ SAITH. g05 FIoRspiTrrt
~ 2w 7tAw-re opposi,e tsl,op fiajksf,
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TRENTON FALLS,
NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK

THE SUBSCRIBER une's {" the public. that aftr ~
atseuce OF o he has ~ the dreetor 81 ta
ore The above piscs ihs hoase - b.p tnionshv refer
shed and prt order, aud he trusts by atten
de conf n Il his guests merit return oi ths gatkaas
-, ~. soI,, 20 MnnRr
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LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
SCHOHAklR COUNTY. N "

N Y.-For sale, number Of Long benches and Table
100 "
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THIS spacious Houss bch the improvement. and
Be One u Ss Sai"a .si
% Of hs ssd WI &c s % y 1sd @
zee mnoda.e the se .rs se,a'Ss aanssI o. PEOPLE VINO
as s III greatly realty .s.asss her premises !s
az s
rovemenl % inenor and bpsnss par!s Of .he hsuss
s.,sd: nsss s'fs
ss Sse dssSsa. Dan and 'n ns%
70 those r: 70 emo, ~ .upp %
sseeas s past and every vim e
rs.sa a. any other place 81 dated
Is saci-n TO say that qualities o. waisI tsp .aslys
4. Tss :,sS sulphur ;iss ssy y.
~ @ ~ o % az %s0
situated elevated fesu Of eon.tfy re e I'M
:esa, z, ~ the S q ss,
:Ss: Sy fSs .ss
81. xyy. i.s
% sPss,sis wv ses
ss1" ri sars @
md for S a q .s
certified BY Of the most eminent medical profs
recent saav.s made the Of the Syringe
:, Reid af ' SsS it,
obtained from I, one Ealion Of water = "a .,.r.
suIph.te Of Magnssia. 80. ......... 80
Hydsosulphate Of Magnesa and Lime....
Chloride Of Sodium and Magnesium. 1893. 1T
Solid contents. lac grains.
Hydrosuphurc Acid Gas, or Sulphurettcd
H,drOgen ~ cuplc IN
The Springs within few hous ride Of Albany Troy
Saratoga Schenectady Utica 6c accessible either from
the Albany and Utica railroad whore
Goa daily swat the arrival of the 'ro. sea
aecadv and Utica vstJ 70 the Springs distance
q about ssht mes arriving n time Tor dsner or " thr
Ave miles west of Albany good road Persoss leaving
New York for Alb arrive Sharon
SPRUCE the next day In tune Tor daner !, ..pnSrp
ny1 2taw 4m$ec cLANh GAHDNFh
-(.IjSTON HOUSE. New terk )
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Economy MIR. Wellesley Pole used 10 say that
I was Impossible to live like gentleman ~ Eng
and under f40 900 year and Beau Biummel told a.
iy how much she ought allow her for ifefs
hat IL migh be done for $500 with strc economy.
~-s-..1--s-..7.. @1-zsa's-snE'fSfsf<1B
IN CHANCEHy--B,fo,e the Vic &C. iof 81 the TIT
l Cirmt-Twte Dsyev Ieer.of Fl tn y md Is.
t,msnt ~ TLonbs inggey deocased ~ Bridget Ia a.hai
lod Others.
Fdnund rrrry of the rity OF Ncw York. Solicitor for
ant u ~ lnrfpead'r iof Construction ~ viii ana
t,r,buon ~ estlte.
Mou, Hfgrerty Daniel Hsgaerty s two " the erd
this no f.s.d.Nts Of h. Ststs Of
work hut Whose silence "a that art % Jnird KLs
o snsIo and IplsGd called irrna zach
em feqnira 20 ,ppesr ~ sc, sc ~ u. hth day 4
Fehnar mkt u 1876 OF the bill led therein will D, liza
60. fesed ~ them
New Yort Jaiy ~, 1914 is2l tia~1s isrc
nv ORDER or AARON yANDEHPOEf.. Ju.tics OF
- me Snpel icr e. VT ~ the City % Nsp fors,
Sotcc frrrby gwen, pnmn3nt e. tnr ~ de
are ruth ttg Attachments agsnst n0n.fr>J,ti aetss,
M - a. tehme1t hes istc, sgasst ur rttte Of ca fLfr
ti- !rs,deri Of NmsfrrG o. Hnliara, 80 NJ ~
sr VIII b~ sold Tor the hrs iebs unsss h. sfI
40 d,sctsys snch sttshmeht, acco are q law WHIP nee
Gon'hs from th first publication this st ~
Of d.b due him rrsItents c this slte atd
ne delivery 10 him hts or INN ms
uie b Ioup transfer suck pf0~nY ~
I'm ar. forbidden by Jaw aud void.
WESTfRN Il EDWARDS.
Attorneys fofAttaehing Crcdifhr
~ ltsso v,sr
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Solid ntcnts N9 Grains
Hydrosulphuric Acid Gas, or Sulphuretted
CLARK & GARDNER

CUSTOM HOUSE. New tark I
Collectors Office, July Is. 1914 s .
OEALED PROPOSALS. i'll be received this oihce til
- the 5h August Tor such tupplies Of Ship Chan
r. &c. such quantities, and at such tuner. may D. r.
bo.ts winch may employ in this district utns the iei-
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FUS n, Z
--....- New York, July rs, 1914
EN.iLISH MAIL Letter Bags per Royei Mail b.
HIsEHSA, will be closed the Upp.r and Lower ron
Oss ~ tn cry on Wednssdy the ss Instant at forysye
minutes past O'Clock. = M The Overland postage OF ez
ee:s. o. eaeh single s,,sI mus, Be- 20 o,.u.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

THE SUBSCRIBER. II. n. WILD, 45I Eroadany. New
Yc,A having Completed hl- extensive Mandatory. be
prepared sell all kinds of Csnd7 Is pc, cheaper
han lie obtained at uny other Place in the unit.d
states Ills goods all mste BY SACnINEHY and the
npdy BY which Candy : made row astonishing 70 behold
efy as thirty The old OF lsnu nctuiinz THIS
-sason eel Is per cent Ciit APER The Machine
made Candy wi; e;na as oGilal Cha. Freshness long
line cs5'E OF about e different kinds; among
which are Nds ExtInct III oiehound Candy ~ drops also
the Iceland sos md Flax Seed Candy for Coughs Pine
Apple ard StIawbery Cream Orange C,ea Candy comoin
ug the richness of Havana Orange besdes all ne
usual kinds found elsewhere Your o5ders viii be carefully
,ucked and delivered Free ii Expeuse
Remember WI DIS. Isl HroadYny,
1c Between Howard and Grund streets
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LEARY & Co-FAsHIoNs.

" Gentlemen's 81 ats of our inintnbe style, for
the ensuing Autumn. will be ready for sale and delivery
and alter the 3lst August. LEARY & co.
Ecs. land Astor Eoute.
". B. Our" Circular of Fashion, will be forwarded those
who address u Posi- PAID. sis lwis
CT Fall Style OF Hats.-3ird. corner Pine
and Nassau Streets.-Gen,Iemen's Hats of the style
'o the ensuing season. ren@y tor examination and sale
nuS ims' BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau St.
81 Jos. 3. Brewster's Hat Store, 100 Bovery.
corner Of Gand-s The Fall Fashions cow Ready - 2-
rT Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces TO
his and othe his readiness supply the Fall Pct
tern of Gentlemen. Hats
The finest Nu,ra ara furnished at..............si
"a guaiity. ............... . -
au3l istf SPENCER. 81 Chamber street.
~ Gentiemen's Hnts-FALL FAsHIoS-!vAa
socKs. POI Broadway have ready for sale their
of Gentlemen Ha;s. for the ensuing $40 sf
~ Fall Fashion fer IIats.-0. FISH has now
ready the Fall Faou Tor Hats, which gentlemen invited
10 call and examine at his Warehouse. l7 Broadway.
door, above the City Hotel. ORLANDO Fish,
au2)i Fashionable Halter
~ New Style GentIemen's Hafs.-The sub
winch viii found fully tn sustain the reputation he has
ioe enjoyed in the .fh essential article o
aus I'm Wall St corner Nassau
u French and Itaiisn Window Shades.
20. w WQODFORD. Co Ca.hnnne street now opening
ss;etn cases French end Italian Window Shsds ofa bssuu
iui quality and imported Tor the city tai trade These shares
s.e an n the art OF pantlne and embrace the
9 yss p 10 f f rs aa them are % Tie
ut the low prce Of is pair ~ BMerchan;s and othc
buy.ng t. sell again Will be allowed liberal discount n Cath
arile-sTeet. sd 6;,sf
GrEo Charge Until rhe Hair Is Restored
offce, 40: s Firi A.enue NewYofS. Depot i5s Broad
y. q. Personal reference given TO its success.
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DIED.

M Monday morning September i6 after ahor: and
go ne ga year Of his aye ApaAHAM TAYLOR Hanna
sa .ss 200 "t John a banua.
friends OF his father and of his grandfather. Abraham
are -seectfuliy invited 10 attend has funeral This Al
Eject 'N' '"'i 'lA 'ae 'eS'"'''Ns' A'o' CIV SP''Hs
~ Monday morning. September Is SARAH relcof Berj4
hefare '' VI ''eeS N"s'N''' -" ~ ''i 's"i "
oc ieod' and scQnrn respectfully invited to at
Tn e. oEera from her lafe residence No 2i Bfoomes
- iie'npan. 1t 3 O'Clock
BE-. sspysoer A. pasxs Ann daughter Of Daniel and Eliza
- AAii. 10 lhe ga; sea oi her age
Cueni.st SAMUEL L.. OF Baroey and May E
=, W ues!si year al hi.
fetf VI tA.ELEs jossrH. son OF Elias ard aerce
80 49,. AGED y1sfS md mo 9tr..
lWembet 70 Thomas KEMP. the 29h yefr OF his aye.
,,pns.i, We'che,,ef o.I,y. on Saturday. --pembe
go jear" VI bs ese, GEORGE STRONG MAsgiS sor
sS,1Selfc 1anxio.
,rIe-'ol \. j.. sanday morning. September Is
",s,,,i h,rl1 : ca3,scIl",
MsC..sT va, 1a,t2n County ~ hnsu'i - NJ. Bss!.
god I irsn and Jus Papers in New England
"ASfasfous relatives and friends
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hihRRIED

% Thurdny September 49, in the Eghth-see; Pres5yte
ssa Church. By Rev. Dr. Mscauey. Mr. WARREN FREr.
o. Macon Ga. to MiSs JULIET Ans, daughter Of John
"a Ms'onca. " j.. on Saturday, September T. by Rev.
II. geaey. Mr. WALTER NN. Way. Jr Of New York. and
'is scsANSAH LITCuHCLr al MdIonicaE.
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Passengers Arrived

IN the Dackst ship p,etoria from L0a7o-Eon II w Hi
isrd Ia Cnnrre fares BeIrlun.. Mrs slnry !li!"d
aiusle ~ T. Henry W and aniius Y iillhrd Ut Non,-
comery Ala: Mrs CrneIn Z Son of Hamilton. Gu; ass
Anna E latmer. Of Wn hiGs'cn. DC; Capt WIN !remG'"e
,;riih AIiy; Mrs imen Lstnuius Ul Kingston. ~; li>s
tj5 NJ Lecnsr. , Nancy ecaaT Of London: Mis- Char
kenda Ms, Lacy Kendall iiiss Mary Ann Fnnet Of
f,ls OF Wight Miss Charlotte n.on OF sewber2 Eng; Mrs
MARY Clark Of oudoo: Mrs W TgiGino, Miss aro-
line rslman Mr.. 4 Chenden. 0t NewHork; Miss III l'u
Sir + Peec sirs Il Petle of New York Mr. VIM Hull
mime nv Henry i.l ps the ceebrne vocalist, Mr. Henry
Webb. MIR May woed ,oa"on Capt Bender s:d Te3l
men RAJ Ar Horny Mcfarland, Of .;tnten Island Mr. En-
F.. ch OF New YoE Mr. Sharp, Nj robn. OF London;
Mr. Hlho't Of 1oTon,o UC Nlr George Brow lns Of kaa
ward Wtceler Rev II Hewett. Mrs ~ Eew=,; Mr. G. +
Pope Mr. + Levy, Mr. james Hennenan ot Germany: Mr.
& a Elrnck at London: Mrs A-aboll4 Wilkins. irs WI
kns of New York: Miss Eliza JoGss, Miss Martina Clark, anc
200 the Storage. =
In The British brig Falcon from Bergu1G-D y Smith,
Il Conway. j K Nln.er. g Robinson. Moon.
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N.p,-yor;, cnt.io rEerkct.... SEPT. i

tNeI1Ii eu IuI TIVE I 'iutiit-l
At market 1900 Reef Cattle 35 from the South, 81 Cows
and Calves and ESQ sheep unJ lambs
= Pgicgs-B.ef Cattle again little higher. and quote
ordinary 81 81 n { 75and prime IS p 50.
Cous and CARES little doHret quote ZIG s:S md
al! sold
Sheep and Ldm5s.-The market cleared al 81 IS for
Lambs. and so 81 Tor Sheep.
Hcy-A large supply lat weeks rae,. which we con-
unue, T. sliling> per cwt.
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Commercial and Money Matters.
ps- For Commercial and Money Matters. see List Pa


o0iiiiierciai "hu money Matters.
ns~ For Commercial and yor,y ,r,o.~s -, 80, pcr,
49, p A.
StocLo ,,or, r.,ler hro,,n, H. - -, 800
&c ion, were no, yerv lsrsa W 0"' ''-
E,cha,,rae o-c no,,;na1 O, IN e.. c,o.,;,r
md 99Il c,r r,torc, - "
A., - ai, ~, ,,.,
-. w 80 w. Yen punisuen cai'i"s vi
-. IT,. ,ya,,Iou,.nI -. -. -. =,
,o ~ ,s n,. &c o,a ~, L a. Az Ia, O.s.'
;-,e,. j., ,ba, ,re,,,,o 9 . ,, 80, - -, -
-,t ir,,,, co, ,,, no ,.o,, h -, -
r., ,,,,, c IT. r -,
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S ' a'u'u"' " u S-c'-'t- 0V'
IL IS e"prcl-u mat thtre VIII soon he n regular
ine az |'sanes uehng between lh ty ana PhiAdeoms ty
sea- steamer ea'lng cach port ever otherdey. The Ilcre-
steamer oil ~ tons built al Bath Ne accommodates . pas
se"Hei win oenhS new steamer 'of me line o ~ tons
tons. mad the Augusta Of are or.,v we'll tnown fJerb
,v,Ii n. ,,t., Nv IN inc 81, o, , ,o s,.s,. nav CO
mad cent. far each r,rrI Tbe -.ro5rc.on of tho Ericsson
md oner r.nel,t IS MR., -, We T eiaTsc,rT f., the
coa,,ira ,,,,o
lie hsssuecs Of Tie Glrard Bank have pubic
sale Of cotton Of their a,'e' IN ladetphl on the Ia, INST
Nv s' c 'e' '1 ''','' '''1"v 1' 900 -, Wv
,is S,.i'' $3.50 $3.50
RI. ,I,ared ro,es or RI. R,nl or N. Stale or
81 5,a,ad , VI ,''o rbne,
sou,h Caro'na mag be detected oy me vshe'e Inc spun
Gus 'ei "fe fh'Sea oy {" human Eurs oe'wee"
f obs ss,a M 0 o oy a o
$50 " VIZ az ,r 'u o- ' vi w. @'
III noHiah capd ne genuine ones -ars d'thsusheu ~ u
Jefferson. and by the words Bank OF the State of South
lin, c,;r,ad on limo IN ce,,,, ,s,, c.ci,,,.
NM, pi'heo ' ns e ',,e III W Ia" '"' eap.'n's'
The amount OF Tolls collected at tswego from
=, c,IIo,vs.
r. S"o,a,,,o,1 ,s,. c. osz G,
september o
oeep'e''' 42.ss -
fncreas. S3I ,56 "
A, NJ, o,..,, ,,,,s;l.xo,Ia ,r,,;,,, .v;s,s f,r
rhonro =, ,,es hslo,y Tho views nj boiler The cuo.,
1change. "' rites oeo" 'le views o hoiae,s me quoa
tons Sterling "a 10: Francs TX 3ir sight on n
York y Il 4 prem Treasury demand City
w.. A,cbo,lny, ;s ;noc,,va y; doyove,d tendency
- -. =; -, 49,, nr a.. f,,,,,;.-io,a,, 80
LAe"a"kr S"i'''1' '"' a. ~ No'
advertised the stock ol me otc Company oy auction
i which the obligations Of the Bank are TO De vii
doubtless continue to improve improvement is without
c,o,r, Orleans ia nearly Withdrawn Citizens md Conso
| =, $40, -
'-- :" ' 'NN'-'
Enthusiastically reported for Tie Tribune
Noxn,v Sa,t IL
- .. ,
hStES.-Tis market remalns without plrtcnar chhnge
nave been 80 b5 Pots III 81 1873 and 40 Db Pears a
81 49,.
COITON-Uolers ore very finn and tho lois the
ke: in som. cnses held ri small previous prices
We nuOe Us before Upland and Florida NJ cents Tor
ordinary middlng Ga for nine lar 10 iair ana
IA for good falr fine. mud Mobile und Newt renns %
cents Tor ordinary mddin., Ga ~ 10: niddng lar
m fair
TT orrp ,.n Np.ITbe ,oca;nt. IN dav ora ,,r.e brt
J.. ~ ha,n bos noon ordsrad inin snro
% The market is firm and re
ceiSes GIe s Js csh Lr,nds ~ rs bm, we believe
% rone m GOOD orer 10 he had nj thu, ute nj the close
nd l2t,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Sep; L. lat 81 40 Ion Il e. whale ship Alto. OF NBedor
hnd taken whale, Gs out.
s. t. Ia, IS 3d. Ion 81 go shp Hilton. fin Liverpool for
Boston.
Sepsa co. od % 25 fishing schr Charles Henry. OF
Rucksport. with 3. (OOfsh.