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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

XIyM T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tailofs, I'm.
w portsrs OF Cloths and Csssmeres, Vestngs ks, 81
Broadway American Hotel opposite the Fountain, arc ie
receipt OF assortment Of new goods Tor ene
Winter wear comprising French and English Cots for
Dress and Frock Goats Cassmeres 10 agrcaSsney sy'
Tweeds, Sc for OyerCoats winch WIZ Us msne W
10 order through the aid " as efficient corps ~ cutters
be found IN tho country an essennsi pom. 10 We
economy To which would direct, and 10 rendering us
style character Of garments such ~ mu" sssy
discriminating, that views OF chespness arc MOI oasev
ON The production Of any other unn tIst rste AAmen
Such as have syssm OF ems proos snd qusA
returns aud prompted tho solicitation of cali IRON uoes
who would really effect saving VI mo oxua yer eensxs
levied under the credit system
The attention Psntaoons department muss
continue oder Inducements 10 those who spprecslo NJ
combining case sud elegance ,..
trade have always hand ready made Dress aud Foc.
Coats Pantaoons Vests &c To answer The requirements ot
those who Of gency may require nIs s'r sus
Also ancy Dress Articles great variety Scafs Cfsvsn
Handk ecnefs, Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery Undu-scsU.
Drawers, Linen and Muslin shirts Collars &c nc sHs
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Esstlish.
ment lS7 Broadway, three doors pe'ow inc rsns IN
customers and the public very large and well secctcd
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods Embracing all NE
latest styles of French and English rso Cios Ior wn's
garments black and fancy BonjeAns ~'ssc Cusimsrcs
entire patterns; very rich stJt oil sAs Cs"mesS
and Velvet veslngs, suitable for The c. ding season Az
which will be made order few uoufs nocs ana 70
the same superior style for which the establishment nss
been 50 long celebrated. a.
Employing the cutting department tbs best sien. 70 "
CITY we do not hesitate challenge comparison WIN my
In Dont of sye eeg ance and workmanship The ssmss
time our prices will convince tho most sAepnes mst hiW
rate garments be furnished al very fedae~ fsSs 'os
cash We would also call attention To tho tsney uspe
uen connected III the establishment where car IN lound
every article requisite I'd complete ssnueshs "ooe,
of tho and richest materials selected by our ssen
In the Psrs and London markcta Also an sssof,hent
r-ady made Dress, Frock Coals and winter garments VI
avery accommodation of Ihoso requiring
Iuess 9 diess '"' nn'H" T. BOOTH A co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

rcr-The Sheriff of the City and County Ne-Yor and
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys Of this City, thai they prepared 10 execute
Landlords auenls and the fOTecO.ius Of Char Mort
CAGES, with puncushy and despatch Application TO be
made The Sheilfs oftce, No. a. IN the Cy Hall
VIM JONES, Sheriff
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

~ Ply lie poor inefficient contemplate creatures who
rs,v.r 10 deceive the pubic IN the belief that he zeal
Psn Extractor be hal genuine al any place tu q C2f
,5st 10 hi. city or iss FU,on ~ Breoklp All having
o~easlon TO pss ihs wonderful Pain Extractor for Durns
ere eyes corns clblaas scald heed or any brule .,
sore sogd not endsnger he by the OF the counelle
f.ssd upon tie market 81; as they value life snd nap
,nsss use oaly such they know is direct from ~ NS
.xltsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
THIS DAY is PUBLISHED

MO ? OF THE SONS or THE EMERALD ISLE, or
Lives Of 1000 Remarkable Irshmen, ard roted charac-
ers OF ir-h descent Containing Colonel Charles Clinton,
shop Hughes, Henry Flood, Thomas Trenor, William
Brown. George Canning Father CrOgly Professor Adrap
$ Y Langtee and - others BY William Lyon NaoAenzi"
Arrangene are made 10 complete tue volume
IL The least pos sibe DELAY. Nos and ere now ready
Price J. 4 cents each. BURGESS, STRlNGER co.
o3l 81 ~ Broadway, corner Ann-sL
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miscellaneous.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
nAWSON a cos DfAMONDiPOiNTED COLD PEN
~ Are ycu troubled il procuring good Oullls or Pen
knives
Are you trouble To heep sharp Penklfe,
DOyOu wish 10 write with ease and pleasure
Do you wish 10 improve in your hand wiring.
DO you wish 10 wriie with uniformity
Do you wish 10 have a beautiful Pen and always in
der
Do you wish to avoid tie vexaliOus coroiing Of Steel
Pens
Do you wish Lave goodren which will lat you
years
Does your eyesgld fail your hand tfembe, so you
troubled N making coed Pen
Do yo wish relreHch your expenses Tor the next i've
wears
Do you wish to make acceptable present 10 friend
II YOU answer E>r 10 all any VI he questions
purchase Dawson Co's beautiful Diamond Pointed
Pens.
Wanauiei-u0le genuine except those stamped X. L.
Dawson l Co, Tor sale wholesale and retail by
SAXTON MILES, VI anufacilrer,' Agents.
-O5 Broadway.
Also for sale above alarge assortment Of Letter Paper
Note PAPER, Envelopes, &c. &c. Cheap BOOK Store 20
BroadNav 80 IhSMAW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

rSrFemae beauty Ia in way more impaired thsn by the
-. of eowins tresses which the Balm OF Columbia from
n Cortland st. win ways prevent mud make most dehgbI
fui Ours O-'cv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
CRIME OF DEEPER DYE DOES NOT EXIST,

II NOT INJURY 10 Tnnh 0T 90 EItaI tN'II VIaTI NC
attempts mslcad people from this extraordinary powers
subdue disease. found only in DALLEYs MAGICAL PALS
EXTRACTOR Ry such wicAednes- life. sight, limb and
beauty, viii be thousands, aad happy vii be he
father " no buys only the great true master of pain II
DALEY Is written only the genuine. Genera Depot
for the sse Of Tie above Saye, 10 FulonsL sun Build
ing y Y $50 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

IpIs VssSsHFor stoves and CRATES al II Courusndst
..' q, -, nrsvrntiny ri.t O2yeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

- NArryg NAY ~ IwPKoyED ~ ART when the hsir
s,1w, TOO long on the forehead by the Chinese Hair Erad
slor OF Il Corsnds md red or grey han co0reo back
nv The East India Hair Dye which viii not color The skin
"a HeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

Comc and ioin us.-Ne

49,, Werh Rev Alr Batch. nnd Dr. Eweu. = blind
gentleman. vi address the Washington Temp lrce 30
~ N N,,onai Gl ills Thursday evening. singing by
N-ssrs Cadv. Brewer, Wolfe. Mck-h'iu. Edcerey tie
80, ard ot.s-s J W OLIVER. Pre..ieui,
II. X. (r.HINs. serre.Ary.- 90 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

~ ru;oni.t. one more Rally - specia

nr Of the Unionsis' Association viii De held a. ileM Oh
Quarters, National Hail. Csrast or Thursday even
ng the 5fih OF -iooer 1915 al Z: o'clock Pulciu4I al
tendance is requested. BY order,
o. ". BRENNAN, President
Rorr d. Hoi wFs Secretary. o. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

"a, Legally one may be deaf but morally he has no fight
MA way 70 annoy friends The Acoustic GA al ! Cofi-
,,ds Ia almost sure cure for the complaint o<jeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

~ We beg 10 notify orr readers that The Extract ~ sa
..<s,a 4, cold q Cortland 81 at less than ha the
ss tst Others sell al, and is warranted as good as can
rn.de o.geOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
EDUCtTION FOX ADULTS, 40 Broome

IL M CHAMBERLAIN > afternoon School for ladies'
who desire Instruction. Drawing, Painting, Writing, Aflh
meuc and English Grammar VIII be continued through the
Winter
EvESlSc INsrRrcTIoN-Mr C.'s evening school viii be
open Until 10 ID IN evening for the accumulation Of those
Who are engaged the eafy pan OF the evening WIRING
Arithmetic. Bookkeeping anu Grammar receive particular
e,}n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
RLccturc. on Wntcr-Cure.-l

course of three Lectures the Philosophy of the Preven
ton and Cure of Diseases by Of Wafer Due notice
Of the course Will be given hereafter. ol0s Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
poys oIorEING AT THE FAIR.

Mrs COKNWALI, OF 80 Urahd-st Respectfully soIffts
wi an nspec Of her specimens OF Boys Clothing now
being exhibited ihs FAIR believing they Will be ionnd gu
peror Ia style any manufactured In tins city,
large ready made her old established stand
2sl Grand near Allen N b. Orders for any style exc
cnI.d sf .bort notice % lmeodis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

~ second Ward.-Tne Wings Of he second Wa

7 NFFVHT "
are reqies.es 10 attend meeting on FRlDaY ENESING,
October IL a. halfpas; Oc.oc5 al the second "Ai no
TEL. No = Na-slu-s'. =,
re Franklin David Graham. Eos. and oilers Lee every
NVbp of lbs ard u.u OUT BY order OF he " ara Con-
mitee. JEkEMi l. Nh'9'' S's'li.l'.
T.l...... se-re.ar.. ly- y
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SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

N1EN'S, BOYS AND CHILDKENS lLOTHINU.-
Vl GEORGE T. GREEN ITO Chathsm.sl corner f
Pearl-Win keep constantly on band ~ Ii aud CON.
DRENS CLOTHING, Of all descriptions, made Ia The
MOsr FASHIONABLE STYLE, which he woad most fesect
fun, invite nton Of those IN want AZ he has made
ut. to receive Cloths Csstss bssfsg &c ~
every and tho Of experienced
Caters. he pledge himself give perfect satisfaction to al
who may purchase
mia str,ct py netuauy ~ eoslisu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
L'\rK ACT q

E\TkttT nom The journal OF one 81 me fupis D iie
IL New YORK Institution Of the Deaf snd Dumb me das
o. their visiting Far OF the American asruuon, me
Skeleton OF the Mastodon. &c 49,.
Having been sndy invited by the prorrieiors OF ihs
wonderful exhibition, vent up ino he Minerva Rooms
40 Broadway, aud look.d the American Msstodou on
Of the greatest curiosu-s In the world, according "a my
Imagination We ste idly Cared NJ with much ssonish
ment The bones of srcusied together or fastened
% each other by iron mails 20 form a>keeton ana
now exhibited In his CITY Two long artificial msks, mes
sanng and bali feet IN length, fixed IN the skull
The Old Of Nature almost corrupted and u l, SAID
that found entire IN the skull when rrs discover
ed but hey have fallen pieces that they canno, be- made
The aTge vertcbrs The spine hacS bone grsdus
~ increases size The extremity Of the tail 10 the bead
We could sand Below the long ribs We examined the
leg. and loug with great curiosity The whole bones
weigh 2oo2 pounds but they must have weighted .otto
when living The Skeleton measures y feet In ensth
and the hight Of lie head Il feet hs Of It's back ~ ana he
width of III pesis feet This Skeleton which has been
brought to this city for show found IN mari bed ON
farm Al New urgh OF New-York am very proud OF Thai
Skeleton first discovered In this stse II is supposed that
this snma walking along the m1rl bed, sunk into Il by
legs adheng closely 10 the msri and wss drowned
Il remained IN for long Tine Previous to the discovery
nobody anew the place buried We should DC tnanS
h The proprietor. who found spi took great pains 10
bones nfmy into Skeleton. What wonderful sue
cess ads admire The power and VISION VI our
Arnighiy Maker, " ho made The largest OF animals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

R.mtnsry Tnls-alen's Basam il the only remedy TO
he reed on to cure Consumption. which 10 sod al q C0ri
s,d aso the Sugar Coated Pills at Sd per box oz @eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

~ YsAr wELL-gNows House., q Cortland st has the
moe, complete assortment Of family medicines, and sells
ssr.sp..s hsf less price han any oihe' house In tins
civ and wha the only place where the true and GEM
inc Magic Pain Extractor 10 10 be had, which they also sell
=, hn lie pfCe the cOuOtereifs sell all. Oh 2teOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

rFr CInirvOyance.-DOCr. : :. LYON and \. '.
DAVIS CsiryOyani give notice hst they vii leave N :
city saturday morning. Nov 9Th ini viii be absent Tor
eigh, days. Our friends who puUose consulting us, WI
bear this MIND and defer their visits untl amer our re-
pel pus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

,vA warranted cure for rheumatism a, q Cortsnd,si -
Also wafrenied cure oI us pies, ahc Spshtisr o.''
-~eut warranted 10 cure sal. rheum. 90 -eOa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

~ VIZ nave sggv THE SPLENDID STOVE POLISH at q
C0nand-sL aud ilip6 amOst remarkably hne article Tor
,b.f ournose O23 2teoJ
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DO YOU WANT


yI,O MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR MONEY Call al
i W Il. GRAHAMS. Tnbuse Buildings, Nssssu-st
where YOU will nut complete assortment OF al the Cheap
Literature OF the day half The prices charged a. the Book
Stores JUST kECEI|FO,
The New Library OF Law snd Equity Vol 2 No :, edi-
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200 per year. s.. cts per No
The Great Metropolis for lsis. useful book with a
Map of the City Price p cis.
The Pirates Daughter BY the author OF The Conspirator
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81 ct-.
Memoirs of an American Lady, being No. OF The Lit
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rsrFan Fashion Tor Hnt-. ISi5.-Om eu.l.
To- Learnto Write WcIi.-Mr. WINTERTON in

now lee supplied al our counter WIN The new siy
Fall Hats. WATSON co. l3i Chatham square.
oil TIhSSisf between Mott and Mulberry SIS
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~ We hsve before seen % splelull ~ - '
sOyes the Narlsh al y Cofi sna-s- "o'0 ' "a 81
Sugar Coated Fills nt 81 per hot
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Boarding..
DERMANE>T BOARD WANTED-Bya.

i man aud his daug hlers, aged aud - years, ia
respectable privac family, IN tn vicinity Of Broadway
between fourth and Houston Price mus be moderate.
he best Of reference Will be given and required Address
W d 90 this Office. go IT.
ikptKDINt..-K0om- single and double. with closets
- atGi-1 be had with board, al No. III Barcay-st-
Persons DESTROYS of Locating themselves for tie W inter-
would do well call the house every requisite
for comfortable residence References exchanged oou 81
DOARDING.- few geneel persons can be accom-.
ID modaici with board and desirable rooms on tie ID
door OF house No. ~ Chamhcr,sL Tie house is well sup
Piled with CroOn water and a bathing room, 10 VIII
boar ier- will have access without charge. References
given and required. Apply 81 Chsmoer-sL OF isif
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u SNsspa ,,. Ell =, go 2eOd
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70 YOUNG KoUsEKEEPERs.


A NJMbER OF Housekeeping aucl-- 60 sale cheap
"A cgas.stng al Looking O4ass, CAipeA saf Carpet IA
bes. Chars, &c &c. together win stove. Nooc Coal and
ohe- articles To extra trouble, line addressed 10
Charles" and leii q; this ofce, VII receive attention.
oSQ ~
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THE BOOK OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE

II APPLETON x co will publish on Thur-day. Cy-
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lateral Information the Arts Manufactures and Trades IL
Gliding Medicine Pharmacy and Domestic Economy by Ar
mold j. Cooley illustrated with engravngs. vol syo Of
near COO pages. Price . 50, sheep.
On Saturday,, Mr.. Waren's Popular and Practical intro
dlcion Law Studies, with al American Appendix vol
o. <ls
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WAss.Srrp TO Cur. or NO PAY.-The HayS Lini-
and By Of Cnns, to cure the Piles at u 10
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SAILED

Ships Gsrrck. Liverpool - George, do Ar olto Rio
Re Jsncro sullivan Charleston; Caledonia. Orleans
barks Iris. Orleans, May Flower. Antwerp.
Brig Frances Z. Beck, Norfolk and others.
Wind MSM
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WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY,

DY JOHN ALLEN. lSs N-ssau-st Nos and OF The
ID swrdenborg Library, containing the Introduction 10y
Prof Bush and memorable relations OF swedenborg on the
Nature of the Soul and Ss'e Of Man after Deah.
No g. on the World Of Spirits. or the state Immediately
succeeding DEATH vii ready by he 10Th Of Nov oe Sis
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

XIrILLIAM TAYLOR. No. 2A.toS House, has published
w THIS Dag.
Thyruau. tie Bohemian Con.pirafor or. The DAYS Of
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by c. c. Hebhs l.. l. ID. ard c. II. burksardt Esq ms
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Mary Howiits New W ors-The Au'hors Daughter. a
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Alsu. edition Cf The same 10 which added lac
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William Hewitt Compete IN one volume, extra tne
paper and clear iype-price p cents
Just publ shed-Maia. or the Memoirs ofa Young No-
man. BY Eugene Sue. Translated by II. ". Herbert,
ESQ This lh- ht and cheapest edition ye, issued Of this
popular novel. Price io cents.
4 So will be published on ssiurdayThs Mysteries Of
Paris. By Eugefe sue Translated by Henry {. peniug
Complete in volume the most handsome edition yet
i-suet-prce 80 cents
rsY- 4 ye7ts snd Dealers supplied on the most liberal
terms with the above and AL other New Publications. 10y
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asuEs-The market for Pois and Pearls Is as before
and rather quiet, Sales 80 bbs Pots al -t AND " do
4
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
Just received,
= n PCS very rich vide sLlzs.
,DU 100 pcs Do do Cashmere De EcO-se.
y do Paris VI. De Lanes, very tine.
100 Do very superior Cashmere Square sna"s.
10 do new des!gn Cashmere Long sha~ls
"a Mani. BARKER 4 TOWLE. III CatlaIlne-sf.
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forms the public that his rooms open day and eYef
ing the instruction O; pupils Ms elegant and much Id
mlred system Of W ring No. 23 Broadway, Granite
Building Geuicmens Classes at t. and 7. NJ. Ladies
hours from II 10 l. Private lessons If desired. Glasses
Single and Double Entry BOOK keeping every evening from
1903 on owls
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SALES REAL ESTATE.
by Wilkiss 8 Rollins
e onek house ana lot 100 Essex $. .l1t94bvl6o
Tie b,cs ;........... $500
-. 1' OK house and lots lie and ia Essex.,t
s oiek building in the rear 46 fee, from, A. zoo
A. o'Nx front house and lots ll6 and lie Essex
10" ~ BY " 'ss'.. ....................... $3.50
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full faspione.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND oHILDREN's

MEMS, YOUTaS' AND CHILDhEN1
ELOrHINu-CHARLE NJ CHURCH. No 100 Chat
" ham.st would invite III. attention Vt his friends and ~
public 10 his Fall and Winter styles Of meme, bsyv
aud chdrens cohng consisting In per, me cloth dIrss
and frock eoats Tweed and Cashmere SACK and once
coats beaver AMI pilot and circular eoaAs oaeA
and fancy csssiuefe psnis splendid ALA velvet aud mefno
vests o: all the patterns.
FOR YOUTHS complete assortment OF jackets, pants
vests aud oyeeoats made In style aud VI al
FOR CHILDREN he offers variety Of cloth, vsvst
aud fancy SUITS made and trimmed Ia the most fashionable
manner AL of hlch he ine la se al heo~ pr
ces Those In particularly requested to call and
anime his before purchasing esew here % luis
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Su,O PAINTEKs-Jsa received snS ,os 'nss ~ s
whole~zs retail - a...x.., ur,Ao~s
Engiish Lnssed OIL, yrsses sne American "''"
os ,e .s,. AZ FL ON cLxNNON Isinsss, 80 Bsosdwsy
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Bos. Ms.ons. and gent b,


i gagged IN Bulcing, Sc.-JOhN CARNEY, mOdeler
ornamental plaster and sca-Os marble actur.r 5Jl
Broadsay next NbOs Inesre, prepared 10 execute
plaster ornaments every description homework IN gen.
era IN superior and wokuans- manner on terms unu
.usy Moderate wihOst additional charge for modelling
hat.ver the design be. Gentlemen getting tt-ir
houses finished Ia Inc beautiful styles a. present adopted
and boss mason. having work do would
suit their own interest by giving }. g. trial Afchscs
designs cereuy executed. MOaeAng for the trade done
ans pas-r ornaments furnished reasonable terms Or
de-. r. III the country plnclualy attended TO- Assester
and Malice stone ornaments repaired and maze equal 10
rew oSg It.
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Export from ne Isl u -''- sa Sli bbls

GR,y-The inquiry for England continues ana sale'
eeO0 bushels Wheat have been made Gene'ee al Nv c's
for that destination and 60 do ior mill y - emu
rigb, % Liverpool is ?. I'd sterling The snip " ater
- sr Livrrtool has 1000 bushels Wheat not cludns
~, sboye Corn is without change. Sales 5000
bpsbe,. White and Yellow Southern and fennsy wanna
=, GJdG5 cents. measure and weight Saes dVoO ousn'
o. pva a, II cents delivered Oats are i2df3 cents.
Exnnrt from 81 70 2-lh OctoDeT,
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rl,ITiAN,s vENu-.-This truly beautiful Panuns
L has. after most successful visit % Boston, returned
for exhibition IN this CITY, No Lstars- buildings
No 1g3 Bfoalwsy. Open from A. NJ. I'll 10 7. NJ Ad'
mitauce - cents. season tickets, 50 cents olO D"ls'
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DESIRABLE

DEAL india camels h-r scar for 5 real India camefs
IL hair shavs fr - real lad Null dresses i1r ~
new es ombre Cacoes 81 per yard fast eoor hsna-
Mus43 u. lanes al -; AMI sny o..T a,o.eS - %
cb.so and desirable al MABBErT, MCLLlGAN L COs.A'
Greenwich AID No osfc.aysi, 10 al VI I" nch te aIecilo
oi the Ia - are invited oio 1881
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AkEINED

schr John 5 Grouse, Tomlin I'm Philsde'phia, coal.
Schr Texas. Willis. do do
Schr Republic, Dunhsm, do do
BELOW-A ship in the oifng at sunset