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AIMS week. commencing Monday, Oct 9th. lo&S-Splsn.
did performances every afternoon al oc!oos ard every
evening hafpss So great has been the rust to
that wonder OF wonders the living Oursne Ousr ts, the
Manager has engaged HIM for stl another To- ether
with he Petnhed Human Body Las, Master How
ard Dissolving Views Hydro-ONygeu Microscope Mrs
Western Great Western Miss Hsrdwck. only yeaI. Old
beautiful sni talented Vocalist Mr. Hal. Comic Singer
Madame Rockwell, he famous fortune teller. New and
beautiful Wax Figures Admission Is ceots-Chdreu an
DIR 10 wears ~ p extra consult the Fortune
Tall
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r. To Hatters.-The owner OF fashionable Hal
Store Ia clover par Of the City, doing good cash bus
ness desires sell out good opportunity for compc
person with moderate cash capital Address b. boz
1906 Lower z. o. aus isd
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'TNHE best Medical Work in the wOrld-The LondS
Il Lancet for October, published monthly.
Teuns-s5 IN advance Subscriptions received and msl'
% any part Of the United States. by
BURGESS sTRINGERk co.
o.
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rVFnlI Fashion for HATS, 1S13.-Orr custom.
be supp led counter with the new style
Fall Hsts WATSON co. l5f Chatham square,
Gil TThS Sistf between Mott and Mulberry ste.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
r. SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Packet ship Hayr,, AinswoFth. from Havre, 9th sept
with rnds', 10 Fox & Livingston. 10th ult Alexander
Conner. seaman fell from the mizzentopsal yard on
deck and killed.
Bark Hersis (of Bos,on) Baxter IS days from Liver
pool with indse to Harndon Co. 80 seerage pas
sencers.
Brig ROchsmbser. Derry 10 days from Oriand. Me.
with spruce spars. to VIM Atwaier
BELOW-shp North Bend from Liverpool
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dmusementS.
DALMO's OPERA HOUSE.

n
From The Thestres Dfuy Lss- AID Coveni Garden, VIII
have the hoDor of making bis frsl appearance in America
"Wednesday evening Oct 18th 1875 Ia one OF hs popc
lar Masic-l Entertainments.
~ Tickets 50 c-ufs-Performanc- commence al
O'Clock. For particulars see Programmes at the Music
Sores. % Il
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MEMS BOYS AND oHILDREN's
FALL AND wINrsR Goods.

NVM T. JENNINGS X CO. Diapers and rsiloss In
w porers Of Coths and Csssime0es Vestnys, &C., ~
Broadway American HOTEL orposte The FouDtsin, ere V
receipt OF goods or Fah and
Winter wear, comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress and Frock Coat Cassmeres IN great vas VI sys,
SILK, Satin, Merno and Velvet vesings, Miled Cloth1,
rw eeds, &c. for Ov-fCosls, which VIII be made up
through the aid vi efficient corps OF cutefs
lie found In the country an essential point 10 me
economy which would direct and IN rendering tho
style and Of garments such - must satisfy IN:
lnang, that views o cbcspnsss He not based
the production vi any other than nrs rate gumsnu
Such have sustained our VI Snail pfo sno SutcA
returns and prompted Solicitation of cal from uose
Who would really effect saving Vi tho extra pes csnaxe
syled under the credit system
offer Inducements W those who appreciate %
combining and elegance.
La addition the usual assortment OF goods kept ~ ~
always hand rssdy msds Drsss and treea
Coats Panaoons Vests &C To answer The requirements OF
those who Of require hst sas sve
Also Fancy Des. Arucis: 10 sss vsy sct
Drawers Linen and Muslin ShirS, Collars, &C. Gc sas
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Esabls&
l ment, Ia Broadway Tires doofs below Tho trsnknn
House The subscribers would call inc susnuon ., 49,
and tho public large and well sslceteo
assortment OF FAN and Winter ooods Enossciux si ~
aes, syles Of French and Eogsb reo Clobs tor winlee
garmsn.s black and fancy Boojesns eiasuc Cssemeree
entire patterns very rch styles OF SILKS, Csshmere
asi Velvet Vesngs, suitable for the coming season Al o.
will DO made ~ order Of lew houfs nouce, ana "
the superior style for winch The establishment has
been 30 long cele0ra-d
Employ cutting the beet talent 10 the
city do not hrsats To challenge comparison Vim any
point OF syle elegance and workmanship Aths ssms,
prices VIII convince tho most sAepuc4, ths nfS
rate garments DO shed very reduced rates or
cash We would also call attention To The fsncy depart.
men connected establishment, where can DC Oood
VI the richest msedss selected BY our sxeuo
Psrs and London markets Also an sssoftnneot o.
ready made Dress, Frock Cosu and wintsr ganenss o.
every description for tho accommodation OF nos0 etunH
arlcIes al Immediate
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SAILED


From the Lower Bay-Ship Patrick Henry. Delan
for Liverpool. bark sir Isaac Nesion. Hamburg.
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NIIKlO,. N.-En.rancs In Ssoady

ocock. TOT fsFIlcllNs see FfoITsnines 81 NJ MUSIC
Sores. 90 1;
NlhLO's cAkDkN.--Enlrance In Broadway. -
y Cnsngs Of hOur-to commerce al O'Clock Thurs
day Evening, October On One night Of the new
American Comedy. Mr. II Plscde, Mrs Mos ait, and Mr..
Crsp for the time Change Makes Change" The
p.rfoi nance commence with. gSd and last iime)
Comedy eve acis called Chsnge Makes Change.-Mste-
line Mrs Moweu Fanny Fiixbugt. Misc Matlews; Nelly,
Ma Vans; Mr.. Lionheut Mrs. Hsuonvile, Rachel,
Mrs WRcou; Lionhesr, H. Plscde, vsrgush. Crsp,
Remnant. j Seton; Marian, Chippendsle DrA~ood 7.
Pside, Tsmper. Gallagher Ftzhggb, Wslcof, Simon,
Anderton Jugg. Bsrneu Admission ~ cents
CASTLE t.AkDEN.-In- dVOrs VIII open a nsh
- pasi ., and the performances Will commence al hatpas
7oc'oes precisely Adm ission IS Re-Engsgeu1ent
Of the operate Bnr-sque Company for One Week more.
After hch the Garden v IL close for the Thurs
day Evening. October 9Th Tie performance
ulcGce win and Miscellaneous CoEcerL Alter which
inerssion half hour FOR Promenade aud refresh
also 10 srOrd opportunity OF examining the beau
ufal 100 Cosmorsmss To conclude with the Ethiopian
BurIesbue Opero. OF Black Dlaboo Or The
Inn of T-rrapn-a.
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nm TONS Charcoal PIG Iroo NO :, fof sae 0y
lVU W Iwn JOSEPH TuCkERxAN, % wsstsl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


WM. TAYLOR. No Astor House. has JUS, published
w Hear sscai novel by Msrin Fsrquhsr Topper
l2no printed IN large yPvprce ~ cents. The admirers
his excellent writer cannot fail 10 appreciate cheap
edition OF his popular noveindeed v coumend- itself 70
al who admir-. = wei-irawn picture Of human nature
New-Yor Medical Inelg ercer-The fourth number Of
this ueiicA eclectic jcuns = ready. ltcou-
many useful aud practical selections from he foreign
medical journals AMI j published very fortnight Price
II, number Subscription - slnum IN advance,
" hch reduces the prIce 70 c-nis a number.
job Csudie's Dinn-T Tsb-e HarsHgues-l-i es
Wandering Jew. No I. HsrTcrs illustrated .dron-,o
c.-Art all The ISSUES for sale whoesae snt rers
% BY wM TAYLOR. No. As,or House
NO INJUNCTION IN NEW JERSEY
Mackenzie. Lives Of
Is Boz for 80 .se .' Al II. SPiSSlSGS BOOK Store.
jersey City few steps from the Ferry. The Trsie sup
piled by the hundred The shortest notice. o. Sus'
NEW WORK ON THE PURIrANs.
4 PPLETON co have Just puhHshrd furitani-m or =
1Churcsmans Defence against rs Aspesi0Ds, by an ap
peal 10 rs Own History by Tnos Coz, d. ID Recior o
Trinity Church New Roch-eOne handsome vol l-lno OF
go psges. q -
There nat about we Ike and will praise The wr
ter u 81 ability He shows much observation and
pretty iusoasn acquaintance win b. SUBJECT We aiNne
read buy il Daily Herald New Haven Puritan paper
DR. Cons book Is valuable for It's sincerity and earnest
ness Eve. Mirror.
We seits down ghtness and the heartne.s with which
the author enters into bis work The book viii mskes
ber-v-r resd- not so much defence oi the
EpiscOpa chrch against the sspersons upon H.
etOrt OF ihos- sspersiOns IhfOug the whole there
a cagstc review % the history OF Puransn and shswinx
~ u everything discreifab r In is annas or thar neon
ssen with IL professions The residing displayed Is i'm
mense. Buffalo CoInl Adv
This is WORK seners, having parable thar we
know Of II gives PLAIN statement Of facts winch cannot
be denied" Saturday Emporium
written with great power and abounding 10 hisori-
cal facts Of deep interest Rochester Democrat
This IS a book throw New England the de-
fensive Evesbody viii buy Il and everybody viii read IL
O3 2tis Morning News
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~ Chemical Balsam. or Hair lnYiR

remedy for all diseases incidental the Hair and us
all where Badness not beyond reach
Of art
MERITS The CHEMICAL BALssM OR HAIR lSvIGoRA
ToR-li prevents badness II removes dsndruf and
scur the hairin It's natural color and
from turning grey Ii = presented 10 The world with
belief thai beautiful and healthy restorative Of the
Hair, II will be found on uial uneqaled.
Prepared .oely by T.. PHALON, No. ga Broadway
Agenis-O Fish 4 Co Washington. d. c.; Aver a Pie
Ian 70 BToacsL Columbus Ga Tutie. OF Tenth and
Chestnut s,s, phs; II. Rice OF Court and
Howard Boston; v Lsckrow II Besver-sL Albany
C. B. Brewer No los Fulton e. Brooklyn NJ. ; Fletcher
Marebon, Ulster Co New-lork s29 lmeodis'
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fall fashions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOrHIk0.-
lvA GEORGE 4. GREEN, 10 Chsthsm-sl corner VI
Pesrl-Wil Keep constantly on hand FULL and CON
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS aud chill
DRENS CLOTHING, OF all descriptions, made IN the
IAsHoSABLE STYLE which ne woud most respect-
fully the nton Of hose In want AZ be has male
rsn 10 receive CLOTH CasstRres Istsass &C. By
every packet and has secured The services Of experienced
Cutters pledg es hmssfto give perfect Satisfaction I'll
who may purchase
trlfh strict punctraiiy % eodtsu
MEMS, YOUTHS AND oHILDRENS
CLOTHING-CHARLESM CHURCH. No. i00 Chat
hamsL would invite the attention VI ms friends and tbe
public Fall and Winter styles Ut mems boys'
and chdens clothing consisting part OF ne cloth drees
and irock coats Tweed and Cashmere ssck and once
cva pilot aud circular eoaks black
and fancy cashmere pants, splendid elk velvet and meno
OF all the newest palterns.
For youths complete sssom snt Of Jackets psnis, vcsts
sacks and made In every style and Of all sxea
For children he Offers variety Of Goth, velvet snd
fancy SUITS made and trimmed in the fashionable
ner all OF which lie 10 determined sell at the owest prcea
Those in particularly requested 10 call and exam
ne his stock before purchasing elsewhere % lmu'
MEMS BOYS AND OHILDRENS
FashioNabLs Ctothasg.
A LARGE assortment ~ wholesale and retail, No. IL
"A Bowery. N. Y fs23 3mis' JOS. B. CLOSE I co
NLOAks, UVkKCUATp, Gc.--A lsfxe sssoft
~ vi superior blacE blue and brown cloth Coeks
made up the latest style Zephyr and Saxs 0ohs eoh
Oyercoss for Fail wear Cluxens and susnesrs nvsd
call and examine. w. T. JENNlN0S + ca.
% Cts 23l Broadway.
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GEO. II. WILLIAMS,

a. EXCHANGE PLACE, Is doors East Of William
street, invites his old customers, and Merchants gen
-raly 10 examine bis stock Black, Blue Black and
Coored Silks and Sains; velyets, Bombaznes Apaccss,
Nous. de LANES, CasnIneres. Reps, Fine Gngtams and
other Dress Goodsi White Canbrics, Muslns and Dimi-
ties. 81 10 "a Laces Thread, Lse. Embroidered Jaconet
and Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Chlmi-
sefes; Green Gauze Barege and Lace Wells; Taf, Satin
and Velvet Ribbons Cap and Bonnet Ribbons; Wool,
Worsied Slla and Broche Shaws; Dress Hiks, Gloves,
Sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Gen
temen's Rich Scarfs. Craysts, Stocks aud Ties. &c
q .dfaff
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J. C. BOOTH 4 CO.

VHAs. II. FOLWELL, Draper And Tsalof, No
" 1872 Broadway corner Of Johns up staifs ts1 VI No.
81 be.s respectfully inform his esstomers hae
be now attends eli The cutting himssf and hh shoee
thai have disssrs6sd bsstsors owing 70 dssppclat
msnt or nsiispion orders gwen, caused By ny neby
70 attend To the business In consequences Of indpod
may rely upon my paying tos sucess snsafSoe 70
their tssis and orders and without DISAPPOINTMENT
NIB. Always on hand hne assortment VI eoths, eaea
mrfes and ys.tinga U ~
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REV e. n. CHAPIN,S

- ERMON before the United Convention Of UniveT
Ssaist Boston, published IN the New York Christian
Messenger Of h week aud Will be ready this day
O'clock 7. NJ Single copies 81 Office OF publication
/ a. FultOn-sL 2nd foor o9 1t
THE SECOND NUMBER OF
THE EXAMINER, by +. L. NICHOLS, is ready. Price
il %
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NO INJUNCTION IN NEW JERSEY

DUTLER AND HOIT not yet suppressed The greai
ID Book for sale n J n. SPiNNlNG'S Book Store
jersey City few steps from the Ferry The Trsie sup
piled By he hundred The shortest notice. OF 5us'
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INTRODUCTORY CONCERT

TIE CHENEY FAMILY from Vermont viii give their
Introductory Concert, on Monday Evening, October Is,
lSi5 a. th- New.lork Society Library, when they will
sing variety OF Gees oisste-s aud Songs selected from
TIE best American. English aud German COMPOSITIONS
They will also introduce several new pieces composed and
arranged FOR hem
PsoGRANMr.-Part lst
Columbia. National u e. .... Melody by J. Braham
Arranged for The Cheney Family by T. Loder
Sleep on..-....... S-rensde Arranged by Hermann
Tie BegeN Girl.....i Old NJ
" che- blee. Tho hlng
The Irish Mohers Lament. Song ...........J Barton
Burial OF Sir John Moor lousrlrite Arranged for the
Cheney Fsnly by @. loder.
Part I'd
Luizow's Wild Hunt lGee .............vo Weber
,nsdsn Boat Song Tno Words and Music bv T. Moore
The lns1 Emis ants Lament Song Words by Mrs Price
Blacswood-Music by Dempesl-r.
Day Slowly Declining ouaret'e
Arranged for The Cheney Family by O. Loder
Ewes Lamenai'on song .........:.... King
Come Dwell with Ne Quartetle Melody by A. Lee
Arranged 10 the Cheney Family by q. Loder.
Good Night. Quartete By the Cheney Family
Tickets 50 cents each TO be had at Saxton Miles ms
Broadway George +. Ne.bius. corner o. Wall and Wa
at the principal Music Stores, and al the door
Concert commence At half rast7 O'clock 90 slls'
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poriation-Rich Aubusson Carpets koya Velvet Wons,
Tapestry. Brussels. Three Ply and Ingram Capetngs,
Floor Cloths, English Duggets, &c. &c.
Comprising Tie richest and most elegant assortment Of
Carpeings and Floor Oh Cloths ever received into tins
country. selected with the and attention, and
containing many entirely patterns which, for beauty Of
design brlancy Of color, and elegance Of finish supe
any thing before received.
Strangers visiting the city and all others wishing the
best styles of goods will do well 10 examine the
extensive stock, where they will find all articles necessary
furnish with the refined and prices the
reasonable REUBEN SMITH, Jr
2d Broadway, opposite the City Hall
N. BUST opening, large invoice Of beautiful English
Duggets and quarters OF most beautiful colors and of
the best quality Also Invoice of Velvet Druggets,
ceedingy nch 81 lmis'
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PARIS EMBRoIDERIEs.

|VHE SUBSCRIBERS have opened This day complete
assortment Of extra rich Perrnes Ch-mizetts Fichue-
CaZenovas Berths. Collars Pocket Hdzi- CUTS, Sleeves
&c &c. worth from 80 each. Also embroidered Mus
lin Dresses OF whie and coloed ID. POLKA paerns
Also, Scars and thin Musn for evening Dresses Taron
Mus Of desirable coors &c &C for sale re.sOnsbe OF
MABBETT MULLlGAN Co
~ 6tcods' 2l9 Greenylca-sL and u Barclay.
4 AIDES shopping ~ d. informed thai
IL MABBETT, MULLiGAS \ co have very extern
sye assortment OF desirable French, India English, Ger
man, Scotch, lrsh Swiss AID American Goods, which
they respectfully invite them ~ examine among which
many articles and well worth short walk from
Broadway and the best Of ALL cheap s21 oteOdis
J. S. FOUNTAIN,
L'ORMERLY OF Bro.d.ay-Dealers IN Fashionable
I French md ndls Goods. u B.rcIays ~ ole0d Is.
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR oRAok11e.
THE subscriber wishes MAKE known 70 " Paone' -
much Of Ibe biscuit and cracksfs which s!s eoa -
civ by he sbovs aaes are eursy dGssep nom he SODA
BlSCCIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made = y bekey.
uarr rom ndixcsron, fds han twenty ysasA Vim -
ossl results w6ls imitation, whcA can b nads ~
sn,,y anal fo ns sca To- 6,scvIs end CsAAsss
$50 Eyrrsa DIscvII. wIHs BlscvIr Borrsa Ce.Ssss3
WArEa CaAcKsas, fiLoT md NAVY bsaAo, " GSS,ssS
menI as Washdnxtou street, corner q Wam.ncSssS -,
"a smiSr GPHAAtn r9EADW LII sSr-
DAB IRON.-3D toas Anaieen, sssouea soess'
- 'a'''' md ~ ~ ::inisTSocK. LxAyIT9 %.
tvi< ~ e016 csos ~ 0rsoRw1c4&
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TICETbe Sheriff of the City and County oil New York. and
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys OF this City, that they prepared to execute
Landlords Warrants and the fOrecosng Of Chael Mort
cages, with puncusiy and despatch Application to be
inside a, the Sheriff. Office, No 81, in the City Hall
VIM. JONES, Sheriff
New-York kpg. ". le45. suli 5mis
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- HOLsE WANTED-A Two or uhfss ssofy NOD
q crn butt nouss upper part Of The city. Ine
vicinity OF Union, Tompkins, or Abingdon sqoasSS
would be preferred Posssssion required now or w. u
lsr OF December next desirable tenant may b obnSped
by addressing c. r. D. Poet Once, ssune oesaos sea
lerms. " "
- FOR oALk-Tory-sxtn-st- -Four koD q gFound
on ne Sutb AIDE of <6lhst 100 feet ksst u ue 100
- avenue toefweer Tho 9Th and 10Th svenues The eo1
excellent be M under cultivation - gardea
befs portion ofIhe purchase money may remain % DOW
s.s "Fp' No II Wallet
- TO LET-Ou reasonable terms, convenient epcse
81 nen,s II, bnek houses In Twenty -SeventoeI osene
about Two hundred fse esst Of " Iealnsvenne pa
al the nd Of KIP L Browns sage route
Also four good stalls and hsylof1 In 10 rear o. III
Twrny.Flrs e. with broad aleywsy between Sevenf4
md Ei,hh .enues Those that give good referyneee
enquire al 10 vSiek-st Of o9T WI ShEAkkk.
a. THE ONLY kkGCLAk LINZ ofFscEsts
loR for New OIleana-Ths sRasdid God fastselinG
packet ship UNION. Cspt hauoous viii positively
sail Friday, the ih Ocober Der regular day and tho
TENNESSEE, Capt Pray, on Saturday,, The llth OctooN-
The shiDs Of this lps I'll well Known ths usds sDd
commanded BY Of xpssucs sed poxd for ts -
~noa 70 the comfcr Of pssssngerA One Of hsn wil ss
every three days thus preventing ths vexsous delay %
often complained VI in other shps, and the pfes OF passage
"a very ow-fof which apply on board lhe shps, OF 70
WALT rAPsCOTT, IS Sooik~se
corner Of hsidsn-aesI
NB-The ships Of line viii sail punctnaly - sdvsr'
tsec, weather permitting, or pssssse free. -
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PAINE BURGESS, % JoHN-sT.

FAINE bUhUESS, OF JOHN-SI II
WILL SHORTLY observation-disclosures Of Wit
w ioro Aher. the Artist, the Merchant and the States
man, by L. Edwards Lester vols limo.
Melodies. by Gen. g. P. Morris. 32mo. gilt
Man in the Republic. by Cornelius Mathews, 52mo gilt
4 and carefully revised edition
The above will form the first volumes Of elegant
series of Miniature American Poets
Prslriedom or Texas and New Eslramsdura by South
ron vol Emo
Ramb by Land and Water Notes Of Travel IN Cuba
and Mexico, including n Canoe Voyage up the River Pa
nuco aud researches among Antiquities 10 Tamaupas, by
b. NJ. Norman, / vol l2uo,
Fanny Forresters First Book OF Sketches vol limo.
work on Greece, by c. A. Perdicaris, L. \. Con
SUI NJ Athens, vols l2mo
The Prince, By Machavelli. vol limo. 90 2t
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Markets.-C@efi.Ils reported for TIE T,,bu~
WEDNESDAY. October 6
AsHES.-There have been moderate sales of Pots a,
Voc and Pearls ut s4l2.
Export, from Let TO 7th October.
.bct Dds
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NEW JUVENILE SINGING BOOK.

rUNHE YOUNG MELODIsT, a and collection
ofSocial. Moral and Patriotic Songs. composed and
ranged for one, two and three voices by William b. Brad
bury, author OF The Psalmodsl, School Singer Young
Choir This being music he would invite teachers
and others the work before purchasing other
MARK n. NEWMAN. Publisher,
og BOOk seller StstiOupr &c 1919 Broadway
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NEW FALL CARPETS

THE subscriber las just received large and elegant
i assortment Of Brasse.s Three Ply and Ingram Car
PLTS6, OF the latest sty and pattern together with
grea, variety u Oh Cloths Draggits, R1gs, Window
Shades, &C which DO viii sell a. the very owes market
prce. Aso-A lzrge assortment Of Ingram Carpetng,
rom 3s to Is. per yard. BENZ LINES, 40 Pearl-sl
imfs w
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"A small parcel OF Southern Weai was sold a,
.N but the supply is very light Corn is firm sales lOO0
Nsnels Northern White at IS cents weight delivered
I'D soO DO Jersey at the same rate Oats are d40
~nls and dull Rye 90 cents delivered with sales OF
!Ooushes in the slip at Ga cents
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female ATTENDANTS will be sustained by largely increased
number OF Vocal and Instrumental Performers, and with
power and effect hitherto unequaled.
The whole under the direction OF Mr. U. c. Hill MI Ed
ward Hodges Mus. Doc. will preside al the Organ
Performances commence haf-pa O'CLOCK Tickets
So each, for sale al Firth Halle No Franklin
square Firth Hall 4 Ponds Atwis, Saxton 4 Miles,
Scharfenberg LUIS and Rileys, Broadway; Geo. Mes
bit corner of Wall and Wafer J. 2. Perkins, No.
Wslst; j. A. Sparks l6l Fuons and at the door OF the
Tabernacle.
Non performing members can procure their tickets ap-
pllcaion of Mr. Geo Whliock S3 Canal-st. OF Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

FLOUR AND MEAL--We notice farther sales of
Wv etls Genesee, for England at 81 SIT and at 81 sit
enusly firm Is Cd at which has been engaged TO.
Day md shippers are offering freely % 3D. In conse.
esenee Of the absence of Eastern vessels the INQUIRY
iom The trade 10 light. We quote Genssee and good
sher Western s7.. Sales $50 bbls City Mills, M NJ
r0wel," al l2! and extra 5 25
Export, from lst to 7,h October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

DEETHOVEN,S Mount Of Olvcs and The Seven
Dsleepers, during the week ofthe American Musical Con
vention.
The sublime Oraoro OF the Mount of Olives, by the i'm
mortal Beethoven .nd the Seven Seepers. by DR. Lewe
will performed the Tabernacle Thursday Evening
The ON October next under the direction Of Mr. George
LOder commencing o'clock precisely and closing 81
about ~.
The Chorus and Orchestra will be full and effective and
the colo parts well sustained by resident talent
Mr.. ii. {. Timm Will presd. al the Organ.
Tickets Finy Cents each-may be Obtained ut the principal
Music Stores, and At the door Of the Tabernacle.
~ Reher-al this Tuesday evening, at O'Clock
" BSubscbers no desire their tickets tor The above
Oratoro will please call send for them previous Thurs
dav noon lo7 3u-. n. MEIGGS. AZ Broadway.