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Boarding.

BOARD WANTED.-By gentleman and his wife
- Location between Catherine and Rutgers sis pre-
frred, that section. Terms must be reasonable
Best of reference given. Address Boarding, Tribune OF
nee SO u
DOAKD-rwo young gentlemen OF quiet habils, are de-
ID -irous of obtaining board in private family, W here
they may find the comforts OF home Location must not be
far up Address Board nj Tribune Office slo3iisy
4 FEW single gentlemen or gentleman with ms wife,
Aoan be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms
al IL Cha nheTs ~ doors west of Broadway. sis 2wis
DOARDING.-MRS. }. HAlGHT, No u Barclay,
Dcorner OF ST. Peters Place, lc1trmce IN " Peter' Pc
al IA, rri,e door, has pleasant accommodations for tran
sent Boarders by the day or week The situation cen
trn near Broadway one block from the Astor House Mrs
III has permission to refer 10 the following gentlemen.
r. Hathaway NJ d. No le Muuay-sL
Harris Wilson, ESQ II Murray-st
Alex 5. Gould, Esq la Nasssl-sL SIS 2wis
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A MEXICAN nj sEt "a. snd Aensl Gard-n.- Mon
1dav September j-> plendd performances IN the sf,sr
non halfpas, O'clock ami evening al bali past
The manager has obtained n and beautiful % ana Out
ang from the Island Borneo The greatest novelty and
wonder Introduced tie public The Petrhed Human
Body. An Anii-Ren Dress from Delaware county New
YORK Giant 7. feet high and only II years old Ole Bull
IT. alias Master Howard. DissOlvng Views Hydro Oxy
gen Microscope. Mrs Western, Great Western Mis-. Eli
sbeth the infant vocalist, Madame Rockwell, the famous
fortune teller. Admission - cents Children under 10
wear. "a rrrfs
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Books.
THE rAyoRIrE MAGAZrNE


MN TAl LOk No Aston House has received from
w the Publishers The Columbian Magazine for October.
Ths undoubtedly Of he best numbers Of tbs deserved
d popular and fsTore Asgaxre The style Of tbs -usrav
ircs cannot be surpassed fsct the me1orn entitled
Daniel r TIC Liors Den 10 worth The price q the
Der. ssy nothing u beautiful engraving representing
snd these spended fashion plate for the aides
with music ard the usual Of literary mslfer Sub
.crpuon g year copies IS SINCE =
Ladies Sanon-l Maspz ne for October ei.d by MrSAr
: STEPHENS Price n. rsats Subscription = a wear.
Msrtiu's Illustrated Family Bible. ~. This number
contains beautifully executed view Of The Vale of Nara
reih." Price = cents
81 New-York. Boston and Philadelphia Is coon pub
Eshed for sale wholrsse ani retal. oy
.ls us WV TAYLOR No. ? Asor HcusL
NEARLY READY FOR PUBLICATION
II APPLETON viii publish inimedl.iriy
IL. The Miscellaneous Works OF Thomss Arnold. ID. ID.
sfs American edition. embracing additional, Essays
included in the English coilecron-l vol Svo' OF :"
page. -, w.
and Spell the German Language, enlarged by o. J. Adler
A B.-l vol l2mo.
II Prouessi spo-si ne Betroihei from the Italian Of
NanzOni-- vols y mo-
N l-rrlediat, Preparations;
Popular and Practical Introduction 20 Law S,ua ,
by Sam Warren, T. R. 5 reprinted for the new Snghsh
enlarged edition. vol evo
I. Purfauisri. or Churchman'S Defe1ce against It's A.
PERSONS by appeal TO ils own history by Thomas w
s. History OF New Netherlands NewYork under the
Dutch nv r 3. OCalahan NJ D.l vol svo Of so pages
l. Book % Christmas Carols Illuminated from Ancient
Manuscripts IN the British Museum.
The Poems OF Dante. translated by Rev H. ?. Csry snd
Illustrated from rl,xman's Designs sle siis
FATHERS AND MOTHERS who anxious
for h- future prosperity OF their Sons and Daughters viii
fail purchase the Gesnnss from Gathered Harvest
by NJ VI. Noah. {. WELLS, Publisher
t@fsd- at
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Markets. Carefully Reported for The Tribune
MoNpAy September Is

AsHEs-The market lie steady to-day but there are no,
many bills offering and the sales only 100 bbs at
Vi Tor Pots and IS for Pearls. The receipts are 500
Ms
c0rTON--There 10 no activity in this staple. buyers
requiring more concession than fac'ors are disposed to
jed The adviccs by the coming steamer art looked
Tor with considerable prieiy favorable turn IN the
Liverpool market would materially assist the holders OF
Cotton We ouote:
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~ sebrins'. Restorative Cordial.

~ Sebrina's Restorative Cordinl.-Tms pleas
ant medicine is neverf.ng remedy FOR Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections II i certain cure for SICK and Serv
Gus Headaches aud an e1ceepi preventive u Cosveue.s
and Low spir,s Ii corrects morbid OF The hillary
organs and very ecsciou- In relieving Fafzency Cho
and similar complaints OF the Stomach and Bowels IL
OF Debility; rec.Ores healthy appetite, where hi.
greatest Of blessings u deficient, and, naturs
ouence gives tone and viCOr 10 the whole sysiern-
Sold wholesale and r-izl by A. y d. SANDS - Fulton
sso a. rs Broadway and II East Broadway. Sold
also by Ru5HTON co 10 Broadway. Ia AstDr Hous-.
and BROADWAY corner Il rOurieenh-sL Aso by J. I.
Coddingi0n. S8 HGl.on-st TIA eodsf
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MESsRs. BARKER & TOWLE,

No. II Catherine-st
NNOUNCE TO to heir customers and friends that hsr
1ae having been ehed In style adapted To every
convenience they prepared for the Fall Trade with
an entire new and extensive stock OF Imported Goods
Par. India and LYON Silk. Of the richest materials aud
designs Imported aud selected with grsa, for the raie
Rich black aud blue black stss, hom 10 to al width
French and gllsh Bombnzines -
Black. colored and changesb- Alpscas .
Black and mode French, English and German Merinos.
Fine Twiled French Ginghams
English
Very rich Paris Reps
Cashmere D'EcOsse
Moss De LANES
Cashmere long and square shawls
Black mode and colored Silk Shaws
Cloths, Csssimeres, Safinets, VesIings, he.
Also, extensive assortment Of Donestics ana habcr
dashcry
Ladies' are solicited call and examine Our stock
nor to any thing before offered No lewiston from
price ami cheap as the mauset afford. SIS ;tis'
NEW GOODS.
- BARKER, 2sl Grsnd-st would invite the Ladies to
from Auction and Importers per recent arrivals-snong
which NAV be found -
Striped and Plaid SILKS, Cashmere de Cosse,
Camrleon do. Paris Reps
Figured and Stripes DO, Muslin de LANES,
Jet and Blue Black do, French Glnghams,
shawls splendid quality, Scotch DO.
40 inch wide Twilef DO, entirely new
Figured Plaid aud Plain Paramatis tloths,
Alpaca, Eoleanus,
Ca-imerines Parisiennes &c. NC.
SHAWLS SHAWLSii
COMPLETE assortment ofall various kinds to be found
smong which splendid French Ca'hmers new designs
Broche plain ard embroidered, Thbed, Printed Cashmere
and Tibet striped and plaid wool De Lame and Danask
Thibet plain, figured and Cameleon Silk shawla
Also, Cloths, Cassmeres ssinels Mo!eskins Kentucky
Jeans Vesings. Bed Ticks Sheeng Stripes. Russia and
Scotch Diapers. Damssk Table Diapers.
Also, red, white and yellow Flannes, cheap superior
Aso a Brown and besrhed shee,ng. and shrng.
sl5 Stis g. BARKER, 2sl Grand-si
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~ Platform scales. weighing from to $50 bs
ON y Lsharfes manufacture, warranted ecuAl to any
in he Trned States for sale BY A g MARVIN agent FOR
the manufacturer l5s; W alter o. sls Iw
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In the Ship quebec from London-Mrs Barrett, of Y,
Miss Oakley, do; Miss Hicks and nephew, Of Canada
Miss Jane Vaent and Miss Mary Vallent, Of England -
w Palmer ESQ Of Philadelphia, Edgar G Johnson Esq
of West Indies Miss Willis Of Canada Mr. Buiklsnd. OF
N Y Miss Williams Of London. Miss kby of England
Mrs Hewart Of Canada. DIR Hewar of Buffalo. MIR Beau
mont of Cleveland Mr. Cameron, Of South Bend, India.
na Mr. Lamb Of Michigan and l2i in the stcerageone
born the passage.
IN the Bria ORLEANS, from Kingsion-Mcssrs Henri
ques 5 children aud servant; Joseph I Clark and
Lindsey Hilton Cohen and children Scully Hornet,
Jacobs.
PASSENGERS SAILED,
In the Steamship Massachusetts,, for Interpolation
Thomas II Perkins and servant r Forbes Esq Bos-
ton; II A Stone, Capt McCarsday, Robert II Osgood,
New. York; Mrs Emma b Forbes, Mrs Harriet Welch.
Boston, Mrs Graham, Providence
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TT American Institute Farmers Club will
the Repository IN the Park To-Day, Tuesday 18th
September al IL O'clock, NJ Miscellaneous conversation
Farming will occupy The first hour Then the regular
subject viii be taken up The Growth and Manufacture Of
Elax Epyr
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IN THE WORLD.

THE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING FOR 1916
lust PUBLISHED by MCGOWAN TREADWELL,
y No SO Barcay-s The Odd Felovs Offering for RIO
Edited by Pascha Donaldson. Embeished with elegant
engravirgs on steel from Original designs by Casilaer
Morton and beautifully bound IN Morocco, gilt The urua!
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lust PUBLIsHEp-PRICE 80 CENTS

Obstinate, lnveieraf~, ana hAoitua
CONSTlPATlON, (Cos,iyene-sl not only totally over
- come but also completely destroyed without using
either Purgaves iecton- Baths by Natural Simple,
Agreeable and Ipfslhble Means. recently discovered IN
France followed by Certificates from celebrated
PLY cians and by sesons rom other persons OF dstinc-
ton.
This Work in English IS printed IN Paris; published At
the National Depot Of W,kroS PARIS No. 74i Nsiden-
lane New-York and cold by 81 Booksellers and Medicine
Dealers In the United staes-Prce 80 cents - lmseod'
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RICH FALL GOODS

NOR GENTLEMENS WEAR, now receiving at Tho
New. YORK. ash Talofng Eszbi shment No. io7 Broad
yay three doors below the franklin House
This subscribers are receiving their fA supply O'
cb .ly-. French Elastic Cassineres ard Vesrngs. Also
very ch Of Cvss scarfs and Fancy Dress srs
OF every description for Oeniiemens wear, To wheh 'h"J
would invite The attention of the public.
Strangers and others arriving In the city wishing s o,
partial outnt yi hnd this establishment every acs fe
ausite 10 complete tentemans Wardrobe VI the hiest
STYLES and best fabrics at the lowest cash prces.
Full suls furnished few hours notice and fvf mo con-
ycuience Of customsrs requiring gafmsnb fof nm@dAo
us, kee constantly on hand assortment OF IN meet
quality and latest syes equal In every respect ~ those nss
To ORDER Terms delivery ard no deviation 10 Pces
smti.if J. &. BOOTH co.
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NEW MUSIC.
HIST PUBLISHED. at Van Gelders New Music Store.


lust PUBLISHED, at Van Geders New Music Store
- 268 Bowery,
Les Fouyou.-Three sets Of ouadrilles, arranged in
easy and progressive style and fingered They are easy
but very notwithstanding elegant little lessons for young
pisnisis composed by Adophe Mine, with splendid title
The Silver Lake Waltz arranged from the avorts Of
the Silver Lake 10y John c. Scherpf Every sdy ought to
have a copy OF this waltz. . .
Love Much An admired song written by Rosalie,-
adapted 10 BlOckeys Love Not
The Myrtle Waltz composed by Miss Sarah Parker.
Company g. Governors Guard Quicksep, composed by
VIM. II. Walter -
NEW TEMPERANCE SONG BOOK.
For sale few more copies of Covert Dodses ne"
collection of Temperance songs duets choruse-, &c. Sc
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work. 80 IN IN JUS
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rNHE 18TH EDlTlON-Pnce reduced 10 one shilling
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Th. viii he found the most complete, accurate, aud com
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The additions By the American editor are such as TO adapt
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Books.
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GALL AT GKAHAN'>, Tribune suioinss Ns.
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The Lafys Book Subscription a. o.
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Haroers' Bhs No. g. Pr'ce . cents.
The Eo:i Family OF The Tras OF the New York Seam.
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Brother Anye.-sn Iisizn Romance. Pre- T.. cent?.
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The Admiral. Daughter. Prce % cents.
The Cruiser or It's Thirty Year. ago Price Il: cents
Essays vi Esis p part Price 81; cents.
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RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETINGs,
For the Fall Trade.

THE SUBSCRIBER daily adding 10 his extensive snd
we. sseced stock and best patterns OF feDsn
Aubusson, Administer, Roysi Wilton, Tapestry Velvet
B-sel. Threeply ana rain Capetngs, suitable iOf mo
Fn trade lie also odrrs the best assortment VI O Clos
old and seasoned containing great variety Of patterns
OF every description and width together with all 1ucie.
coonec 81 with u4a Strangers visiting nSe city, and
ali Others dssrous purchasing the latest ard best ely ss
Cxrpetngs Oh Cloths &C. will Ind gesuy 10 ther advsn-
lass TO examine ms stock before making heir seecuons -
from he long experience and treat facilities In e usds ~
enabled To The strongest Inducements 70 purchasers
REUBEN SMITH, Jr, 21 Brosdwey,.,
suls lm.s. opposite Guy Hall
(ARPETING, Floor on Cloths, Russ, Drugsets, &c
" for Fsll anil In want OF Cspeung or any AZ
ucle IN the Inc pscfay invited 70 call and sxsmipS
ms o M uost extensive and beet 4ssoments OF Bfusses
Thres Ply lsgrsin aud all hssr styles Of C1gsans vi
cIoths R.gs &c be fOund Ia the City The enufe
.,ck n new selected for the Fs sales from The Host
celebrated manufactures OF tls country and Europe In
. s.soument are many splendid patterns and new ~ ss
OF coors which " se found II any otnef store Iuf
may De assured thai uey VII! hhd s prices nASn
lower Than at any similar establishment In b- City.
ban exp erienced ptolsterer VIII attend ns hing
and laying Of Oh Cloths Sus 6 Hs sf S a. s .es''s''
notice w. IL OLiONs Ns~ o"fc
- sa Fronting on "a Ess, Broadway and II Dsison-s.
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Reported for Tbe Tribune
At market 23l5 Beef Cattle, eco from the South o6so
Sheep and Lambs and 25 Cows and Calves
Pncrs-Be.f Canle-Were much duller of sale at
lower rates. and quote SASS IS for ordinary and
e6to a 25dt6 50 for choice lots. Len over 200
Gers and Calres-All sold at $l4de26.
Sasp and Lambs--The offering has been unusually
large, bu, prices are fly sustained. We quote Sheep
~ cents a o. 25 and Lambs 81; cent a 81 so Let
over COO.
HAr-A moderate supply at 1s. I'd to SIS. 3D. with sales
It both rates.
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ROMANcE OF REAL LIFE

T'HE ELLIOTT FAMILY, or The Tra. 81 Ne~-York
i seamsresses True Tale Of Woman's Wroncs-By
Charles Burei k-C This work should be IN the hands OF
every IN America ami u every man who loves and
the Il astounding disclosures OF
t- mpo-ous prscscd By ,nd In human shape upon IN
protected lsDorng aud girls Women Of New York
wives men Of Newl Ors-Lusbaud- fathers
read this re wors and krow the su5enrs and wrong. OF
the thousands Of youn. grs whose pae, faces
you meet in all the horoughfses Of cur city early
and d-wy eve.'
Price > cents beautifully done up. Ofce a Ann Sold
all the stores
Now ready The Temptation by Eugene Sue FIN edi-
ton c,.nts.
Hotel Lambert hy Sued eiiion-price = cents
r WINCHESTER. puf.i u Ann.
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- TOtE>.-SHEPaRD x 60. having enlarged and
- perfected their Of Stoves for the Fall trade
both for wood and COAL offer TO their friends and
toners uneguscd variety OF economical and beautiful
patterns, first among which stands the unrvset Nors Pa
tent Hall Church and Office Stoves, OF all and the most
varied and beautiful patterns AZ these have been well test
ed would be almost useless 10 say thai they form the best
heating stove IN the world
SHEPARDs REvssBERAroRs, for parlors of any size
the TASTEFUL clearly and economical paror stove ever
offered.
DR. Morris PATENT Sheet Iron Cylindric Stove, for halls
rooms the cheapest powerful neaig stove ever pro
duced.
DRuNs statue tabua and plain for halls and rooms
ornamental and economical hand and made - order In
great variety Also, sugarlosi and two boiler Stoves
Erankins Of for Liverpool Anthracite or wood
Box or Six plates for wood wood and coal Paro cast iron
sgh and Laundry Stoves. comprise larger assortment
for hea.a. ysspssss than have ohercd 10 whch
specially call the attention u our Southern and western
customers
COOK SrovEs-Dr. Notfs eelrbrsod wood Cook Stoves
with two tin ovens roasting and baking better than stove
In use The roasting baking does not interfere WIN
brong boiling and frying, as 10 almost universally the case
These especially ajspef Ia III" southern market being
easily managed having no hles liable 10 De bed WIN ashes
being strong and dnrable-
SIX sizes boiler premium Cook Stoves OF the most
approved pattern for burning either wood or coal very
Cheap at wholesale retail Also, Cylinder Stove Cast
ngs Cylinder Brick British Lustfe tgenuine) FIRE Cement
Stove ornaments Railing Mslsble ornaments Mica teslra
sh Pipe Tin Tubes for floors aud partitions Registers Tor
doors Doorknob Hooks snd Hinges, Stove Feet Sc Tor
the trade wholesale and retail Also, for ioundnes ezra
fne boed soapsone Charcoal and Anthracite by Inc Dol
n B.-Comp.tent workmen always furnished al snort
notice repair and Stoves IN hrst rate style Also
xorkmen for backing Stoves and CRATES. at
MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE, 2tl Waier-st
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fall fashions.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

VNrM T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tailors, I'm
w port.rs OF Cloths and Cassmer-s, Ncsfinss sc 81
broadway, Amerscsn toss oppOqss the Foautsn 49, t
extensive assortment OF new goods M ~ NO
WlDier ear, comprising French aud Eughsh Cloths tof
r.s. In great asisy assSAss
STA Ssiip Mero and Velvet tesngs, which VIII DO made
up to order through the aid VI efcent corps a eusnas
he found the country An essenne posss IN Nc
economy To which would direct, and IA rendering lno
style and VI garments such as must satisfy @
dlscr ninning that views OF cheapness are not psscd
on the production Of any other than hrst rate gamens
Such as have system Of small profits and quick
returns and prompted The solicitation of cal from uoso
no would really effect saving Vi the extra per cenage
levied under the credit sysrn
The attention directed The Psnlaoons department must
contnu. Inducements those who appreciate 10
combining ard elegance.
In addition the usual assortment OF goods Kept ~ me
trade have always hand ready made Dress and Frock
Coats Psn,aoons Vests sc Ia answer the requirements OF
hose who of require hfs rate suit
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety sca C,sva'
andkerchefs, Gloves Suspenders Hosiery, under-|esu,
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars ke &c SIS u
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHiLDKENS CLOTHING
ISl GEORGE I. GREEN 10 Chsihsn,s,r.et, corner o.
Rearl-Will srcp constantly on hand FULL and CON.
PLETE ASSORTMENT of MEMS, BOYS and chill.
DREN'S CLOTHING, Of all descriptions, made In tho
MOST STYLE which he would mos respect
dy invite the attention Of those In want AZ bs has made
srsngelneus Cloths CmnDsrA, tsstnD fe, ny
every packet and has secured tho services of rxpenenc-a
Cutters pledges himself 10 give perfect Satisfaction W OIL
who may purchase a. 49,. .,.. 49,.
malta fx,< funfs
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DN ORDER OF Daniel L. Ingraham, one OF ihe Ass0-
ID cate Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas for the cy
aud county NewYOrk Notice. h. reby gwen pufsuah
10 the provisions OF the statute authorizing Attachments
again.t Ascending, concealed and nonresident dbofs
thai an attachment has issued agans, the estate OF Err T.
Teal resident Of the State Michigan and hat the same
will be sold for the payment Of his debts unless be appear
and discharge such attachment according to law, wllhn
nine months from the fret publication Of this notice. and
thai the payment of any debts due TO him by residents OF
Ibis State and the delivery him or of his USE OF any prop
ery within this State belonging 70 him. and Inc transfer OF
,v ch property by him forbidden by law and are void
Dated the tenth day OF september. lst5. p. II. OWEN
.l6 lnslm Attorney for Auachlng Creditor
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sonA aIs0uIr AND suiAK OAAOkEhs

SODA BISCUII AND SUUAh OHhVAINS
TINE subscriber wishes make known the public, thai
much OF IN. biscuit and crackers which cold In This
city the above are entirely me SoDA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made at his Bakery
which have been used by nvsds particularly those VINO
suffer from indigestion for than twenty years with The
hest results; while the imitation. which be made Tor
less price, though perhaps good for person In healthy are
wholly unfit for the sick The ABOVE BIscur and CRAKER
Also BurTya Bl,cuIr WINE BIscvIr, BUrrEa CsAcKtss
WATTS CRAcxgss PLor and NAVY BsEAD, all OF the hrs
quality constantly for sale a. the weknown estohs
nsnL rs Washington street, corner OF WMrens'rret
~ s,i.. FPHRtIM rREADWTLLS SON
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MONEY LAID OUT for advertising in The Tribune

WI IL well appropriated. but, II advertisements are
properly repaired FOR the public eye the money s bet
Ter employed This l. important consideration for the
shrexd Of business may not always succeed ia
explaining their design TO tie minds OF others Every
Iuan 10 his trade Apply the American Correspondence
Agency, 81 Murray. cor Greenwich
sls Steods WILLIAM DOLBY. Public Amanuenss
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NGw-YORK GUARDIAN Is.us,set CoNr.sY,

NOTICE 10 hereby given TO al persons who have can
ceed the Policies OF this Company held BY them, that
premium for the unexpired time W be paid on sppi
cation al the office OF the Company and after Wednesday
the 7ih Instant and ali persons s holding Policies Of TINS
Company are requested To surrender and cancel the
with e delay possible and to receive the unearned
premium due thereon. by order,
sis lw JOSEPH GREENLEAF, Secretary.