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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

FALL AND WINTER GOODS
MN. T. JENNINGS 4 CO Diapers and Tsilors I'm
w porers OF Cloths and Cassimeres. Nestngs, Ns, m
Broadway American Hotel. opposite the Fountain, In
receipt of an OF goods Fall snd
Winter comprising, French and English Cloths fof
Dress Goats ssisty oi .ys
SILK Satin. Mcrino and Velvet Nesurgs Milrd Cloths,
Tweeds, sc. for OverCosts, which will be made up
TO order through the aid of efficient corps Of cuefs
be- found in the country ESSENTIAL point IN the
economy to which would direct, and ia rendering tbs
discrns ng that views Il cheapness are not hsssd
ON the production of any other than bret rate gNm"ns
Such have sustained system of sm-l proh and quick
and prompted the solicitation OF call Tom 'h".s
who would really effect saving Of the extra per cenlsss
levied under the credit system
The attention directed the Psnsoons department must
continue offer Inducements those who appreciate NJ
combining and elegance
in addition the usual assortment OF goods scp ny me
trade have always hand ready made Dress and rrock
Coats Pantaoon- Vests sc To the requirements of
those who Of require nrst rate st
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety Scsrs Cr.vss
Handkerchief Gloves Suspenders Hosiery, UndsrN-s,
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, nc Nc sls u
COATS CHEAP.
nRESS AND FROCk COArs'msds to order by expe-
~ rencsi workmen In the latest Styles, OF nue. rrneh
and 1gsh Cloths AL the low of $40 tn sJ. Pnces
for making and mining Dress and rDck Goats IN b, bes
manner - 10 -; do Pants and Vests, - :, To II 10
Gentlemen about leaving ihs city, wanting clo~. made up
by good and IN tho latest styles Will md gsai
saviog To call
Nh Bows. Youths and Mems Clothes of all kinds made
w.n,. OF NH kiods y Is YOuNGS
I'D N. No il2 Canal si corner Of Ibompsonst
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~ Clairvoyance-Nsdi TTeufmaa.-Dr ;. ;.
Lyon with A. j. DAVIS The celebrated Poughkeepsie Clair
voyant has returned to this City and permanently located a.
No % Green-sL between Spring and Prince near Broad
way where he Will happy TO receive those who may de-
sire an examination by Clvoyance OF their internal sirc-
ure and economy view TO The removal OF functional
arrangement or disease Hours Of reception, from %
A. NJ and from Il TO S F. VI. Examinations WI be inside a.
81 A. NJ and 81 P NJ. The Mediel Faculty are invited 10
call and be satisfied Of the reality and usefulness Of Clair
vOyance. - a"
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TT To Hotel and Steamboat Proprietor- and

RFsTAURATFU Rs-The Subscribers be. leave to inform
the above named gentlemen ,s they have opened an e.ia
shuent al No Pine-sL for the sale Of rorsone ~ snd
Glass Ware and selected their stock with especial rel
erenee TO the OF the Hotel sIeamboa, and Restaurant
Proprietors OF New-Yors
Private families wishing good article OF lronslone Chi
ma al wholesale prices viii do well TO call before purehas-
ipg elsewhere CLARK FRERE, Pine.st
ia istf near Broadway
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MARRIED

In hi. city May 9Th, isio BY tev MI Benedict oto
sowDON Of Boston. TO Miss EMMA 'ANPhLl, ofihi'
city. - -, .,....,,,o, o,.b 80 pox Alone ,yhee
- sir SAMUEL W. CHAMBERS to Miss MARTHA
sHAW. all OF this city
,pev John p. Clemson, Or. JAMES ID. TRASH, 81
gscoslyp n. Y. 10 JANE. third daughter Of the late
yhom.s D n srrell, Of Belfast. Ireland.
On the oath inst the residence Of RI. Rev. Bishop
unshes by Rev. Father Mclaughlin, Mr.. PETER
lam TO Miss NARY MALLON. all Of the County
I,strim. ireland.
on Wednesday 26th. by the Mayor Benz A. Birdsall
.,ve.,cheser co 10 Lydia Brdssll Of this city By
o., Or Berrcn, VIM. &. Schermerhorn 10 Ann T.. H.
Ss,,enst by Rev Mr.. Believe, David Baker OF New
orleans 70 sarah knapp.
sing sing 24st Rufus h Barrett TO Harriet L. Ward
AN Weymouth. Mass. 10Th A. Parkhurst Ladd, U. :
Consul al Friendly Islands 10 Louisa n. Buzze Of w
A, Herkmer. II. sylvester Levey toMary Ann spOhn.
Msssnesteles 10th, Edmund n Leslie. Of New-York,
A. Ps.burgh, 9th whiiilesey Esty 10 tIadea Pnndle
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Boeton Anrtlon Sales

llY r. p. 4 d. RICH, s.and 81 Broad sir-s. Boz
Dtor. ON WEDNESDAY. Oct
LEATHER SKINS, Sc.-sole Leather. Upper IN The
rough hnished Calf sheep Morocco and KID SKINS snd
other articles In the lima ants
on WEDNESDAY, Oct Is
Doors, sHoFs AND Bsoeassso cases Boots, Shoes and
Brogans az
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Palermo. Aug g. shiP Hacyon, OF Bath. for Boston
bark Dutchess, Baxter. for do
Neuvitas Sept TO- bark Martin W Brett Mayhem, diss
brss Appleton OBJ Oliver. for London 10Th anne o
New York for Boston same day.
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p0rtston-Rich ABhus-on Carpets Roya Velvet, Wiou..
Tapestry. Brussels Three Ply and Ingram CApetnzs
Floor Cloihs. Ens.i-h DrugEet-, &c sc.
C0mprsirs he richest and NOS; elegant assortment OF
Carpernss and Floor Oh Cloths received into hi
country selected with he greatest care snd attention. and
containing many entirely patterns which FOR beauty of
design fancy Of color and elegance Of fn.h are .ap-
nor 10 any hing before received
Strangers visiting the city. and al others wishing IT,.
latest and bes styles Of goods, Will do well 10 examine he
extensive stock where they viii ind al ARTICLES Necessary
~ furnish with the most refined tss- and prices
reasonable REUBEN SMITH Jr
- Broadway. opposite the Civ Hall
~ BJu.t opening large invoice of beautiful English
Dnggeis and quarters Of most beautiful coors and o;
the best quality Also invoice Of Velvet Druggets ex-
ceecing.y nci- 80 lmls-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In bri1 Vils0n EHil,r from SdUdHHGh-Rev William
Loubeti lady and = children; Miss A Carter. Mar
T Melhcer, NJ Ssysben NJ shannon, and J in TN
steerage
H. brig Amqnda, from NearitdsJohn Ill., Engineer
Reniannu T. Hall
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EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA.


A SET EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA. complete
"A % vols half bound Ia Rus-a For sale cheap by
rs MARX II NEWMAN. i91 Broadway
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IL The Paterson Six Factory Is constantly maSng ooh
large ssein Servings and Floss, OF superior quay shA IN
uaIn add shaded coors Of great variety ard beauty for
fnnges gifnDs trimmings, sc. For sale A. manufacturers
r,ire. iv "a 2,seofisf J. sHAPTER, lif Psarl-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

~ To Ha,ters.-The owner OF fashionable ha
Store in the lower Ps Of the City doing good easn Dc.
tent person with moderate cash capital Address b, e1'
iss Tovss,p ~ " 49, AUS isf
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JoNEss onIgINAL POEMS. No. T.

eshesziy all things Of life cresiures ofeah or air.
Iees beauty womsns face II pimples are not there
eesbesuiy infants smile. fiee from Al guile OF care
ne'es beauty in splendid head OF le''y, silky hair.
every leaf and blade OF grass, pregnant with life and
health wealth,
There's b-sny IN a sp0,ess .kin 'tis womsn's greatest
sex'lc her name shall be as spouess as her KIN
''esd from all hiemish thai could even constitute sn
There's beauty he thought hat Joness soap VIII clear
Nd pmpe. bo,ch or frcckles from awomsns face OF man
Az ls MS Hair Restorative viii bring had har 20 NJ! sa'e
zen TINES more lovely to the eye than any hair sun uSdo
The eject Is sublime ard glorious: the Soap on The face
&c se oher The hair Jones's Soap Gas all know VINO
ave ed 10 val any diseases OF the sim, ana uShe
e Jone.s Coral Hair Restorative (ony shillings for
"a ece vii force the hair To grow stop falling OF, cure
.uk i've is The cheapest and best article nsde
~ ne toilet rad foi dressing the hair. Miud-ssk for
oeess articles and take no other sold only In New York
s,he sign Of the American Eagle 50 ChsiamsL and S2l
SNsdway; and lSs Fal,cu-s,. BROOKLYN - Aeod
IN, I,ny yrru .ng Y,Iow fAcr.-Bewarei Beware,
e- ouca no, common ns.sH MN s ,e S yOSI
s>nish Lily White Il viii give yonr skin nsisfsl ME
e wilderness and improve your skin Sold aisS ohaihs,n
snt Sg Broadway s.'-'oV'
A DlRry CoAr COLLAR : BsD.-rhe Magic Erasve
elo,hes wooens carpets kc, and rendering The spots
.oere lis applied clear, bright new aud sPvnessss
ssns, s2' 2'eod
o. ras rosnrSriNc fAiNs oF RssvNlrIsN-Cush-
nAs Rheumatic Remedy, or Pam Iuuing Emp vSauob
NshNausbir and seldom iaitiE f'WVNt ", ~
nt pans N the booes govt cold. or pain IN ne ons sun
secs nmbago sc Sold athe sign ofthe American tsg e.
HShahamsL Price 81 cents ard 81 bottle 80 -''o'
TT Robert Owen.-We have the pleasure to inform
ne friends % sound practical progress for e nSneiv ~
sssses, that Ne have prevailed on Robert owen sne
No Rational system OF Society, To eNplsh MS
e~s 10 our society and 10 the pubic generay
Ne Df-i Conventions speedily 10 be hed IN lhis Guy au
specially the Worlds Convention which We learn 70
eaanetce al 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. me Isl VI
V.ioOsr, IN Clinton Hall
Mr. Owen viii give an outline Of that which he intends to
recommend for adoption nj the ensuing Conventions on
aaday morning half past TO- and in the evening al The
fankin Hal, IT'S Chaihaua-sgusre.
j. CAMPBELL. President
HoSG, Secretary. 40 2tis'
~ Hook X eeping, Ac. IS Cedar.s,reeL - c. C.
~Aksh Accountant continues 10 teach this important ART
We most practical manner frospectuscs with terms,
W1eDces, &c. obtained above 80 lwis
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CARPETING, Floor on clou.,, Rug. Daggct-, AZ

CARPETING, Floor on Clous, Rnss, Drgget-, &c.
u Tor Fs .slefames in want u C.peting, % any ar
tcIe In the line. respectfully invited 10 call and ersmin1
one III. most extensive and assormxnts Of Brussels
Three Ply lDgran, and all Other styles Of CApeiny on
Cloths Rugs &c that to be- found IN tbs City The cnue
STOCK new selected for the Fall sales from the most
celebrated manufactures of ibis country and Europe In
the assortment many splendid patterns and new styles
OF coors which o. be found any other store rs,-
chasers may assured that they will Ind the prices much
lower Than al any similar establishment In tbs City
~ ban experienced Upholsisrer Will sfrnd the nlnng
and aying of oil Cloths making pe &c al III. shortest
Doucs. W. H. OtiONo Wv ''"o'
s5 istf Fronting ~ East Broadway and III Divsonse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

r. Lecture ON Augels.-PEoF. BrsH viii deliver
h second Lecture en sabbath evening (23th inst ~ e
Society Library Buildings Brolwsy and LeonaId-t
on the Views OF The Spiritual World a. presented by s"e
denhorg Subject Proof from Reason and Revelation
thai all Angels Human spirts Lecture 10 commence
NJ .half pa.i Seal. rec - -
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DIED

4, staten Island 18th Sumner Thompson fret officer
cfbng Creole, Of Maine.
Al Rocky Mount. Ala. Both ult Caroline A. White, "a
srmsrly Of Oneida co. n. y.
AZ Quincy Msss. 3D. Mrs Ann, relct Of The late Thos
p Adams son OF President John Adams
Al syracuse. 18Th Mrs. Samantha 5. Winans, %.
Al Albany. Path Mrs Margaret McGinp 80
A; White Plains. 7ih, Susan Fisher 20
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Of Lifr well as of Tune Agony Is stern admonisher
NJ better for the victim Of disease 10 resort TO remedy
h. stage than be gosded To il by feeling lis tsngs
his vis Scroiula and the other vTuen diseases which
umscy their way into the internal organization, may
senay be readily recognized in their first symptoms and
he same is tue Of erupuons We 10 the sufferer as
sou a. ,ou perceive the indications of the disorder fly for
relief where under Providence will assuredy end it
bSanis's Sarsspsri,a-
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by A. b. 4 d.
ASDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulionst New Nork-
sd also NJ rs Broadway II East Broadway, and by Ding
generally ihrOu ghou the United States Price 81 per
Aous ho.ii~s -
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Markell. Carefully reported for The Tribune
THURSDAY September %

ASHES The market is quiet to-day, but prices are
steady and Pots have rather a tendency upward. The
sales are moderate and Pearls not much inquired Tor
N425
COTTON-There is no activity in this article. and the
market remains before quoted with moderate t'shs
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Amusements.

DALNO's OPERA HOUSE.-ore Wees more
Il Mo1dsy September 20, istS Open every rght Ad-
uis-ien = cents oniv Messrs GERMON, STANWOoD,
HARRINGTON. PELHAM ard WHITE respectfully an
the citizens >ewYork that from the mn ense
with which their have been attended DUR
ting the past week they have been induced remain another
weed which occssiou will he opened new brdsei Of
SONGS GLEES. CHORUSE>. CONUNDRUMS, &c. he.
For rsrtcrlsrs see programmes.
TT Doors orea 81 1t-Concert 10 commence ais
Doves and seats secured daily he Office from 10 A. NJ.
III 1 p NJ - iw
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~ DIR. Shew has returned 10 remain al hone, per
rnaneuy In the city, % devote, usual, his time to ne
practice OF Hydropafhv Wsier-cure Patients are re
seved al his residence for board and treatment Oee and
residence 80 BOnd-st s-nru
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Below brig unknown. Wind NV
SAIL Ed

Ships Brarens Hamburg Celia Savannah; bsrks Dyie
Antwerp: Ronsdson. Norfolk. Zaide, Lisbon origs Ca
nib. - Johns n B. Tuscany Hull Eng, Arethuss Wind
sor Ms; Ready Rhino. do and others
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FINE WATCHES,
aa~.lpw .SfIre r.. Ware. ar.

Jewtlry, SfIver-WWre, &c.
n O. STONE tesisbshed 1859 IL constantly adding 10
II. HIS stock ih- latest style. OF LENEi LErINE and
PLAIN WATCHES; CHAINS, KEYS. PENCIL CASES
LOCKFTS SPOONS. &c. &c. H. o. SIS cash principle oil
doing busness and con,enren with small gains explains
the Of The people getting along 70 ueff when'rsdng
AT his store Witches and Jewelry carefully repaired Old
Watches Jewelry Gold and Silver taken Ia exchange al
their full value, or bought for cash
HUBBARD q. STONE, i0l Broadway,
lei2 2taw MWNF isu Corner Walker street
HOI.n AND SiItkk WATCHES RECALLED Al
VI wholesale prices 10y J. T. Wison, dealer In watches
No. CORTLAND street up stairs corner u Broadway.
Allwgiche. sold this establishment warranted 10 per
form W or money refunded Watches clocks, musical box
and jewelry repaired In the best manner al me loves
prices Arrangements have been made with Mr.. VIM A.
Gamble whose reputation watch reparer Is unsrpsss
I'D having been engaged for nine IN the most ceebra
ted manufactures Europe enables him 10 repair the most
complicated work that eau be produced
J. Il. WILLlSTON
su21fis No Courtland-sL up stairs.
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THURSDAY y. NJ
The Stock Marke; rather better to day, and
recovered somewhat the ground Lost yesterday. Erie
improved per cent account Of the promising ap-
pearance Of the subscription list which reaches
Twenty Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars The present
price 10 equal to 70.
Small business doing in Foreign Bills, at tho fol.
lowing rates London l0ei dll0. Pans 5f.23i Am
sterdsm 393 d4O Hamburg 35l d35i Bremen =; d7s.
domestic Exchange is without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

r. Geufiemen's Hats-Fnll Panern-blhp
corner Pine and Nassau sreeis-Seruenen- hsis OF ia
..ye for The ensuing season, VIII Dc re-ay iof
ana sale ON Saturday, August SON. lSsa
,5s i,ni.. BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau sircetA
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Uatrbss, Jswelrp, &r.


FINE WATCHES, JEWELHf, AND
SILVER WARE-The subscribers have receive by late
- innovations from the celebrated manufacturers OF
Europe large and valuable of tine wv aiches
in addition 20 their former well selected stock which they
are prepared offer the public price. that cannot IA
proving satisfactory. SAAIi. HAMMOND co
No. ~ Merchants Exchange IL Wilisn-st
Nj Hammond while IN the l,ie hrm attended solely TO
the repairing OF All Fine Watches and will continue 10 do 80
In connection with h present partner who has established
d hi "a reputation IN the profession.
NIB Fine Jewelry, Silver Ware, and variety Of Paror
and Office Clocks for sale at prices which cannot ai to be
satsactory TO the purchaser s2i Stswislm
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u staten Island New Brsh,orl Cl...esi ,,s
Ali1ry AcedemyThe usual half yearly Flocuuonsrv md
Military Exercises viii take place a. Ia F.veffe Hal
Broadway, on Monday evening sept 2h, O'Clock
precisely.
should The weather - very unfavorshi- po,tpore,sut
VII - made tO Tuesday evening SEP, jnth
Tcses of admission b. obtaine By spplyirr A; Mr.
Lockvood Bookstore, al Broadway, any tn- before y
o'clock Saturday. --h Inst "a 4,.
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q s.: + !: II: z;
pied. II
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11T.IC.I I\sTRVCTION.-Mr Dum.tsy, .

MUSICAL INsTRUCTION.-Mr Da%sisy, Al
NM is Broadway. doors above Csnal-st Professor
The Guitar. Singing Aeeofnson tyo IN .boy ashton.
- n.Ir.s;. L. al ,her residences in any pari Of the
csrv on Tern, much reduced thorough Know edge o.
1rcrv 81 liz Art OF Arranging Music taught required
n n i..w.vs Al home o. o'clock A NJ and Al and 7
When NAV De seen and given the best Of city refer
eocsa
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NtBl.U'> GARDEN.-So postponrr,-rt =, ms 60
Ahishueni srcOGnt of the weather. IS he Orsnd
EuuAncs from Brosdvsy he Saloon 10 Protected. ssd
The New Saloon, which ventilated nom IN. TOP and sdss
be enclosed moments notice Doors open NJ T. Per-
formance si7i Thursday Evening, September
2i >-coni night Of The engagement OF Mrs Mowau and
Mr. Crisp. To commence with the Overture 10 La Dame
Bsrche To be succeeded by the Lady Of Lyons An in
OF bali hour viii tsse between the
cond and ih-ra se,s oi he nsy Aimssion 5. cent?.
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D - er sa,la .nd shoe. -Thi, un iane

HBRDOkS Nannfscnfef Of Dichs fn,rh' ~ ss'ic
metallic Shank for Boots and shoes bis IN iqoe
and ussf Invention has the appreciation ~ eve
M gentleman ~ taste ~ho has fu Y tes,ed Us vsur
and rapidly coming into general among all pefsors
Who regard ease grace comfort and durability ~ desfs
bic requisites 20 their Boots and Shoes Dsses tho boot o.
shoe more elastic preserves It's original lyle and shape,
and slves The hollow part b-sufDi and elevated arch
thereby allow ing the heel very nigh with per
ct r.s- or quite without posing tse ps"taopn sfsP
70 injury Ii also keep. the foot from pressing fof~sd'
and retains II ia nsfursl and easy position
The unders xned and John Dick iO9 NassAnsL are ,hs
only persons ho make and sell Boots and Shoes WIN ms
nv,uuou n te ce, Of New York, Brooklyn ssd jersey
CIV. bui dealer. who purchase sse Boots 10 sell
In otler places. must buy tneni OF ths subscrb~f
G.ufemen no DESTROYS OF obtaining fssnionADs
pair on oos constructed The sDoys meooped,
AZ. invited . call al lJ3 Fulton o. .o..
"a 3eodis- LChiS bhoohs.
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BOARDING sCnOOI

ID To- >cnoo accessible By many -a-ant routes -e
p.iocipal are VIA Bridgeport, NOrvak and Harlem RAJ
- - ~ of -tzse- TIE Location clsnz 4.-hc1 Tor
ssubriry An1 healhfuness. The Academy and BOA en-
HDl.- are admirably arranged for he conFenence
- 80 bsifT on pupils The Of instruction : Nor
mon md prartca embracing al he branches app.fAn
10 cOrnprrheu.ve English and Classical educsuon-
49, vos.rn Txntlace- preparing students fer college,
N n5 business operations. Ts pupils are und-
IN ir~ti.te care snd ,gpsrniendrnce Of t- frnepa,
ho not ony NOS. seduousy attends 10 in-r -dl-suon %
,e.. cara. .-d deposunenL The Winter term % =
,r-.s ~orrn.rce- on he nth of Oct a. - per iertn "
M r5 10 % - - - T,1.tiou JESSE PECk. Principal
Ras.,.nr-. Richard ID. Covert " a--L New
Wy Tbom.. > Newell. Il CeiAr-st. do: Kew O-or-e
P,os-,.r B,oosivu: John MAYOR 3 Nss-en-,t dosf Sm
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HARPET FACTORIES

CARPET FACTORIES for Sale 10 I4et-rhe
u Carpe. Factories At Bergen, New Jersey within two
miles from Jersey City containing % carpet looms, and oil
reces.ary apparatus complete with dye houses, drying
houses and enemens for the wOrkmen are offered for
or 10 let accommodating For further particulars
apply A. No - Pine-sL New-Nork.
NB-Thr establishment IL now in operation, and is sup
Piled with every necessary machine for making ingram
peing ofthe best qualities. SO
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q Physicians use this wonderful Connects Magical Pam
L,scor lifting 90 all former pre- udice-and achnowedg
ng the same TO be the remarkable article inc Wou
saw fr burns scsds and sores OF ali kinds. which
ts without leaving scar 10 mar The lace OF oeeu'y
hsbessing has been bestowed on numerous Clergynen
vo living witnesses OF its good effects and to le poor
Rs gigen nj Il Cortlspd-st. 50 y
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~To Landlord. and Auorney.-sH,,

rcr-The sheriff of The City and County Of New York Ard
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords ara
Attorneys Of this Ciiy that thy PREPARED 10 exe,-
Landlords Warrants ard The orecios1g 0f Ch.iie Mort
gsse- with puncfusify and despatch Application 10 -
male al he SHERIFF. Ofce room No =. IN The City Hall
WI JONES. Sh.s-ir.
Newton. AEg. IS. 1915 sll 5rnis
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A MEXICAN MUsEUM, and Aeria! Garden. Nor

A MEXICAN MUSEUM. and Aerial Gsrden.--Mon-
IAdsy september S2>piendid performances IN the after
a. hatpast O'Clock and every evening al hsfpsst
The has sed for another Osng Out
sng from the Island OF boneo The gr-s-~t novelty and
wonder ever introduced 70 The public The Petnei Human
Body. An Ant-Rsnt Dress from Delaware county. New
Yors Giant Il feet high. and only Il years old Ole Bull,
ir sliss Master Howard Dissolying Views Hydro-Oxy-
zen Microscope Mrs Western. Great Western. Miss Elx-
aheth the infant vocalist: Madame Rockwell. the famous
fortune teller. Admission p cents Children under 10
yesrs ?.
EXHIBITION OF THE IVORY CHRIST
AT 9i7 Brosdwsv y. \. This Is the largest and mos,
N beautiful IVORY Statue IN the World. II wss executed
by a Monk in the Convent - - Nicholas at Genoa from
sod BLOCK of Iuor three feet long by fourteen inches diam
eer and i pronounced by highest authority "a be with
out parallel among works of Art Admsnee - cents
Exhibition dsv and evening. sls Inns
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CONTINUED EXCITEMENT.
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Fixed Life Of the Author by Abraham Hill, and Memoir
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revised copious Indexes Of Texts and subjects pre-
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