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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
To- Cheape., Carpet Establishment in the Uni

ted SIutcs, No. ~ BOWerf.-HTKAM ANDtNsUN IA,
ust received large assortment OF English Three-Py and
Double Superne Carpeing OF rcw snd beautiful patterns
all of which viii bee sold p per cent less Than me usual
prices Also. Just received
1900 yards warranted all wool Ingram Carpeung IS % 70
s6d per yard
10000 " Double sHperhne, Is to 6s per yard
1000 Tufed Hearth Rugs. SOS each.
2Oo0 50 Oil Cloth. SIS Cd per yard.
500 yards NJ. Dmggei. s. per yard.
10 600 Venetian Stair Carpet, % Cd per yard.
CuOO Mating IL 90 per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 90 BOwery.
SIC Owls the first establishment above Hester 81
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Correspondence of Livingston & Wells. Express

BUFFALO Sept. Is, ~ o'clock ? NJ.
Holders of Flour and Wheat rather firm to-
day. and although the receipts large buyers are d
inclined operate 10 any extent II The present asking
prices The only transaction in Wheat that that has
CURED is the sale of 2OO0 bushels Little Fort aioa Of
prime quality at - cent? Some 1000 bushels received
this morning cold some days ago - arrive. and
Canada and Black Rock 100 bbs Etna Mills Flour.
an extra brand sold at 81 80 go mixed Michigan at
o. and 200 bbls OF straight brand 81 l2l. No
change in Provisions and but little doing
new steamer of Gi6 tons burthen, built 1T Perrys-
burgh for Capt David Wilkinson. made her appearance
harbor this morning Her deck is 1876 feet, and
she has two gentemen's cabins 90 and the other
10 feet in length. and has ample accommodations for
about 600 passengers She is calculated for speed and il
Of too crank build. Quite anumber Of pOrtrsits land
scapcs and historical pieces occupy conspicuous places
in the cabins and they have been pretty generally
ecuicd by Maumee artist who ia original in that line
and mistake. Their exhibition has afforded ricn sport
10 cDnnOisseurs.
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envy, % BfohI"ny, Ia FaTtt budhss c"Fh-r on IKedd
~ TERMS REDUCED THREE DOLLARS, and no extra
charge Mr.. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs
the citizens OF NewYork and Brooklyn, that his spacious
apartments IN the new buildings are now open for pupils
and visitor. Mr. G's specimens of Penmanshp have won
from all competitors the FIRST premium for i've wears from
the American Institute and he guarantees 10 all told and
young) in lessons hour each, free and elegant
vle of writing that the pupils possibly lose IN iure
practice. For sale at the Academy, Goldsmhs Gems of
Penmanship Lades. Class daily at II o'clock Gentlemen.
during the day md evening Private instruction given
Separate parlors for ladies. See circulars. sl8 aus
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THE NETWORK

70 thenp Cnfpct W hrthuhst, IO~ FtHTI-sl'
toppose WiliamsiD The subscribers inform their ifirnds
and he public that y daily receiving their supplies for
The FALL TRADE which have been selected with great care
from the Attest and best patterns and all of which they are
now Offering at prices suit the rigid economist
Brussels Carpeiing, pattern. 10 Il per yard
Sply Imperial, .......' Il
Double super and supeIiine lngrain,.....
Fine and CON- Ing rch bright col d....... 26to
hso. FLOOR on CJoTHs, well seasoned from TO q
feet wide. Rugs, Drugges. Table and Piano Covers and
Rods Lamp Mai- Window Shades. and all other arii
Giles connected with the trade. extremely low prices
Strangers visiting tho city particularly invited 10 call aud
examine the above stock. SMITH LOUNSBEkf.
slg owls 458 Pearlst opposite William
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GEO H WILLIAMS

.lI EXCHANGE PLAtE, q doors Ei-t o. NiIIianl-
street his old Customers, and Merchants gen
orally. examine h- stock Of Black. Blue Black. and
COiore silks and Ssin-; Felyets BOmbskne-, Apscca-,
Nous d- LANES. Caslmere-, Reps, Fine Ginghsms and
other Dres- Goods. White Csmbrcs, Muslns and Diml-
lies b "a "a Laces Thread. Ls- Embroidered Jeconet
and swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Chini-
Green Gau1e, Barge and Lace Wells; Tai, sam
AMI Velvet Ribbons Cap ami Bonnet Ribbons; Wool,
WOf-ir,i Ss and Broche Shawls Dress Hikfs, Gloves,
Sewing silks Goods Threat aud Needle stores Geu-
teineu'- Rich scarfs. Crayats. Stocks and Ties. &c
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Urn GOODS.
NEW FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS

Ofuts Falf- Importation.
fINHf 81 B>CkiBEK has ust opened large assortment
i 81 Fashionable French, English. German. Scotch aud
American Dry Goods also India satin and Grape Shaw l.
and Scarfs. Figured silks sains. era. -, &c.
Residents, sfrangpr milcr- and those the trade. VIII
md '0 their advantage 90 examine the stock Of his sab
-hcn before making their purchases among their
meui vi Dee found ers of styles of plain
.k.-yery curablcvhch we nov opening, s-o. sew
era cases rich stripe, gsce ombe, shaded and figured do
all the desirable Styles.
Blsok silks and siiu all varieties for dresses and man.
la, cured and plain lining silk, MI TIE different shai-s In
dis sks and sainsa scarcc article PARIS embroidery 81
tho richest styles embroidered ar and dres-es thread and
cotton ltcc-, from two cents io - per yard.
Embroidered rever and plain linen cambria hands crclrf
nea lawns AMI linen canbrc- book, swiss. Tartan and
yanuus styles Ofmus.ns.
French 1Mhe merino. German do English mernO, psccl
and Orleans cloths of every color
Black hOmbaKnes; DE nines, &C. for mourning.
Cashmere -'aws long anu square. from p 20 10 so
Par. sty- uou-lne lie lane,; cashmere deas-e-cloak
ings Paris aud Lyons veye damasS linens linen and rot
'ings AMI -lng. blankets cOunt-rpanr- ftnne-
Sc Cloths cs,n-fes saiinet-, ye-tngs and other goods
for .cnt.mel- wear.
Pl4ids Tor children.
large stock OF domestic goods ~ which The attention Of
the public j. especiiuly invited.
MABBETT, MULLIGAN 4 co.
xfc ft.f. itra-r Sfr n--f All tarsI y II
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schr,rs,. Restorative Cordiai.-Th.p plea.

medicine nevefaiins remedy i0r pysPeps "A AM
ous Hradache. and excellent preventive 81 Cosufeurss
and Low Spirits. IL corrccts morbid Stale vi hr biSfy
AMI 4. very c -cious IN relieving tarlrncy. Chol
les and similar complaints Of the Stomach ana bowes ~
speedily promotes the Of strength ana activity IN a..
cn.r. of beiiy; restores healthy appetite, where this
.rrraie,t of blessings Is deficient and natural cons-
oucnc- gives tone and vigor to the whole sy.tein s.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. H. d. SAN ~ ruson I,
also by RUSHTON 4 Co ito Broadway, 10 Asor HOUSE
aud Broatwzy corner Of foareenihsI Also by ); l.
Coddingtou. US Hudsonsl ~ soa~0
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. ~ EVERY MAN reich his van ','TIn~fe WI
be Tremendous gathering NJ The meeting of the Washing
ngion Temperance Society This Thursday Evening. at
National Hail Csnalsi tall past OclOcs To discuss Tie
nquy of The Liquor Traffic and TIE danger ofhqor drink
ing Speakers. Rev Luther Lee Dr. Kirby, j. X. Nage,
DR.. Reese. aud j. : Poole. Singing BY Messrs. Csdy.
MacdonOugh Patton, the Martha Washington Society Gin
ton Musical Association and others
j. w. OLIVER, President
]. ~. BRIAN, Secretary H.
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RECENT ISSUES

t'OR sale wtoi.-si- and retail BY WM. TAYLOR, Nc.
L A-o~ House
The Columbian Magazine Tor October. Subscription. -
a year. two copies. - Single numbers. p cents
Ladies Nations Magazine for October. Price s.. cent.
Subscription - per aunum.
The Deforned, by the author Of Mount sore" &c Price
. cents
Martins illustrated Family Bible. No q Price % cents
Amer an IeveN for Sept mber. Price ~ cents
Tie Cruiser, 4 new Romance by John Melville Price
81 ceufs.
The Flowers Of Meiody-E sht popular Songs sni Ballads
for IS cents in variety Of cheap Music.
Tie Man Of Fortune. by Ms. Gore Price . cents.
Songs OF the Csmoa. n by Lever. Price p CENTS
Agnes S1Tp. by M-- Pickering. Price . ceuls.
ESSAYS OF EhsIy Lamb. Price 81. cents.
All tn cheap publications soon issued and constant
ly on hand. az Wholesale and retail. bg
si8 2ti- WN. TAYLOR. 10. Asor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
SILVER WARE
SIL K n w NM
IT, Gale n Hayden, Al the old sta

ly- Gale N Hayden, AL The Old siand ITO FUTON
street have hand large and general assortment OF S-
yer spoons FORKS Tea sets. Pitchers Walters. Baskets.
Guns sc Sc all OF their Manufacture, The quality OF
III, silver and the workmanship Of which will BE- euaran.
lied equal 10 any made IN the United States which they Of
fer for sale 10 The trade RETAIL the most favorable
- IA aus lGwtws
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NEW nfuSTc
NEW MUSIC.
lust PUBLISHED, Van Ge.iers New M1sic >iof'

TUST PUBLISHED A. Van ueIiers Wv Mlsic sIofe'
~ -i5 bONrry,
L.. Fouvou. Three s-s Of Quaifiies arranged in an
easy AMI progressive style and fingered The are e.sy
bu very notwithstanding 'esani little lessons or yo-l.
page ,
TIE Silver Lske Wsz srraneei iruu ~ avurlie song u
The Silver LAKE hy John C. .clafl Every ads ous ~
have copy OF dis w-l'L $50, d, o.
Love Nn-h An sim.rs-i song written by Resale
adapted q B!ock.ry'- Love MOI
Tire Myrti- Wax. ompo-ed by Miss sarah Psrksr
COMPANY o. Governor Guard - step, composed y
Wm. H. Wsfer. - 800, ,
NEW TEMPERANCE SONG BOOK
For sale. few more copies Of Covert lodges new
collection of Temperance -0ls' ile,- cb,u--, -. a..
ony H., c-n- pei copy. Let every teetaf pnrcha OIL
syoyk sd Tn IN 3ii-'
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lust PUBLIsHED-PRiCE 80 CENTS.

UT-InITr,
CONSTIPA ALTON. fCo-ivele-.,i not only totally over
~ come bat as0 completely destroyed, without using
either Purga;ve- ec ~ baths oy Nainra, simple
Agreeable and lnf.lbe Means, recently discovered IN
France followed by Crrac ae, from celebrard
PHYSICIANS and by other persons 81 dsiinc-
ton
Til. Work ia English. = printed In Psris pub.shei a.
The Nsfiona Depot 10 W,AToN. OF Pans, NJ. ~ Maden
,ne New Dr and -0li by Booksellers and Medicine
~. IN L. - ~ $40 ID rcnl.. lmI.-oa
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HIST PuRLTsHEp.

THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY Tor schools. iills
/ trs,Nf hy 20 engravings an - maps, viii globe
map on new plaza in vol 80. By : O. GoOdnch author
Il Peer Psreys Taes, 4c-
The. above work has areaiv been Introduced into lie
Pub r Schools Of Roche .ief ali m number 0f Others
The fret s.iiion j.. neatly Disposed or lie secood
- HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE. rs Pea-l-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
A TREATISE ON

SAI-EASFS he Sexual system, adapted 70 Popular
IL and Professional Reading and The exposition Of Ouack
cry professional! and oil rIx-e, by Edward Dixon, VI D.
author Of Treatise L,arorfAea and Proiap-u- Teri aud
other surgical papers and Lecturer tie Operative
surgery of the Eye. l2nO pages ~ Burgess. Snnger
Co. Price Il. Being complete digest of every kuown
Disease of the Sexual systems AM the causes OF pecocy
with the symptoms and treatment II Excess every class
Of s syphilis runOrrhea hereditary descent Of scase,
hydrOcee. vsrcocee structure ~, SC With fe most mod
rrn methods treatment - whole being perfectly int-lt
cibe 20 reader.
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal publication Of
tie chest authorty In notice % his valuable work says
Or Dixon hss written unch and well various branches
OF Surgery His book shows thorough acquaintance with
approved modern practice his acknowledged gcnuiiy I'M
der irving surgical circumstance his or 1nay and devo-
ton o. he rational principles Of Medicines make itmperiou
10 .ooS Al t- book with than ordinary interest
The Evening Post Dr. Dixon i pupil ofDr Noif,
the inventor 0f crest number Of useful instruments (seye
raj of which figured ~ his book and practitioner 81
fifteen yeats standing. l. il written IN decided language
bat with great felcacy ami care. II = adapted 10 unpro
fssiOna wei prOfe,sona. resdn. and VIII doubtless
do great good"
HsRAcF GRrELFY-"it contains no line word calru-
iaed 10 excite cenlous passions, but he contrary every
where and vii prevent thousands from rushing into cOurs-
of dissipation % onaby placed n ter hands We hope
VIII bc pub-hel a. % give The widest possible cfci-
.auon."
By enclosing 81 and paving tie postage The book WI be
10 ANY required address Bro rv country. a2tl Tn l.
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Boston Aurtion Sales

llY +. =. & d. RICH, ~ and 81 Broad street Boz
Dion ON WEDNESDAY, Sept H.
BOOTS, SHOES. aud BROGANS-l,0oo csses Boots,
Shocs and Brogans
ON WEDNESDAY, Oct l.
LEATHER, SKINS, Sc.-So- Leather, Upper In ths
rough ant finished Calf Sheep, Morocco and Kid SKINS and
other articles in the hn- SUES
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fall fashions.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

XNM. 4. JENNINGS co. Diapers and failors. I'm.
w portsrs Of Cloths ard Cassm-res, Nrstlngs Ac ~
Broadway, American Hotel opposite the Fountain, m
receipt OF extensive assortment OF new goods tor Fail and
Winner wear, comprising French and English Cloths for
Dress and Frock Goats asner-s IN reatvafsy syr-
sk. Satin, Merno aud Velvet br-ng-, which Viii be made
up through The aid at efficient corps OF cutters
be found IN the country An essential point IN Tho
economy To which would direct, aud IN rendering ths
style characi. OF garments such must satisfy lf,
discriminating, that views OF chcspness not bas.i
Nv. production of other Than urst rate gsfmrnt-
have sustained system Of small profits quick
and prompted IN. Solicitation Of csi from V-s
who would really effect saving Of the per ccnisgs
levied under tie credit system.
The directed To the Panaloons department
offer Inducements to those who appreciate
combining ease ard elegance
In addition the assortment Of goods kept by the
trade have always hand ready made Dfes. aud frock
Coats Pantaoons Vests sc TO the requirements
those wbo ncs--s Of emergency require hfst suit
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety scarf Cfsvss
andserchl.s Gloves, suspenders Hosiery Under Vests,
Drawers, Linen AMI Muslin Shirts Collars Sc &C. sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

IrtAtIATIO>.-rhe parry of Iowa Indians that have
IL taken Hohoken wide sun of ljb) decided yesterday In
grand Council strike tents AM .vacuste Hoboken on
Monday next. the I'D inst positively previous to which
time they will each afternoon try emu-e hcir visitors with
several Dance Songs, Games, Sc. Sc varying each day,
and commencing abou 3 O'Clock, 70 the lawn ia the of
the Atlantic lloei The balconies Of the Hotel reserved for
uds snd children. \ Band of Music each day rom
tfr t.sLf 81 dt.k 1T
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDkENS CLOTHING -
lVl GEORGE T GREEN 10 Chaihsn.sirr.t. corner of
Pesrl-wlll keep constantly on hand ~ LL aud CON.
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and chill
DRENs CLOTHING. Of all descriptions, made In thu
osrvAsHosAsLh ,rSLE to which he would mos, respect
fully the attention Of those IN want As h. has made
srsng -mens receive Cloths Cass,oSys' tenng, &c. by
and has secured s services of experienced
Cutters he pg-s himself 10 give perfect Satisfaction Ia oil
who may purchase.
-i,Dm<rfs nude 10 order at n< shortsa NOTICE aud
asfh ar,a pu.etuaily mlI isf
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NMEKICAN HAKDwAkE.- Asnafsclnler. OF
"A American Hard Goods, such as snOvtls, hsn1fr
Fors- .Augers Iron Po-- Cast batis, Wood Screws
Axes. "a seh-t-, Scytl.-, &C &c - .,,
Also makers Of < Iron, Sheet Iron snd STEEL Cut Nails
Hoop Iron Ootain liberal advances upon consgh
- zawi.d EDWARD THOMAS IS Broad-st
INDIA RUBBER -HOEs.-BishOr BREE
IDEN II God street, haze hand The largest and ~s'
.toes ofINDIA RUBBER SHOES 20 be fOsIsd 10 the u
States which they oT- IT, rsds favorable terms ~
any other bose
Purchasers Invited examine their stock before buy
ing
3. Sole gn for he sale Of Patent Rabbers" man
ufscurea by lie Ciy lnJa Rubber Company, Of PROM
ienc-. K I. aus m2awis
EtT MAILS $50 cs-ss. rsBiy assorted, rennsyiss
~ ris manufacture. for szIs by
MURDOCH. LEAVfTT X CO.
Lilo II Come G-fsr ard Green <tr h-straea
OAK lIfUN.--.;p American. sssorted r"one'
- square and DAT, for sale by IN
MURDOCH LEAvIrT CO.
iyll istf corner Cedar and 0r~~nw,rn ~
STEEL IRON-so TONS "L'.nn.mors' Der 'f'o' '"'
~ superior sr,cle for Steel for sale BY =, 40 w~..S
ais W JOSEPH TUCKERAAN' " ~~
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corner Pine and Nassau strceis-('encncns hhl, oi w.
syle the ensuing season, VIII oe really or Inspection
and sale ON Saturday, August sou. lS4a
aus Inns Bird cor Pine and Nassau streets
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~ Musical Talking.

Piano and Professor Is rare treat This Evening, al
Franklin Hail. Chatham square there viii be dozen songs
and pieces talked and played Lecture on PhysognOmy
with several examinations and short Lecture on Mus'c
exemphfed by the Black Board Programmes at the Hall
70 prevent rush 20 early Gentlemen l2l cents Ladies
C,eef sl8 IL
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rcs-The Sheriff OF the City and County OF New OK ana
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords ana
Auornevs OF this CITY. that hey prepared TO execute
Landlords Warrants AID the iorecosing OF Nhaie MOT
gu,es with punclusly and despatch Application 10 0o
~ " ~ WI JONES, Sheriff
New-York Aug. IS. 1915 sni' '"i'
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Tribune received by authorized Agents, kEDDlNG Co
sAie--reeL Terms" cents per week Two for
Single Copies
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, for -
per
AL and cheap publication. Tor sale a, low issued
by Boston Pnnnsf~fs 1her-' Napoleon. I'll .-prr
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Markets.-CaefisHy Reported for TIE 7S1bune.
Nnntnrli...r


"WEDNESDAY, September II.
ASlEs-There is but little to-day but prices are steady
a3 nj and % Tor Pots and Pearl
Export from lst 10 10th September.
poe ~scs p t
reNs.----..... --~"' N"'S-
COITON-Ihe market remains very dull, as before
sonced and the small sales making are at prices the
an IN favor Of the buyer.
ovOrAnONs Upland s Florida Mobile 8 Norls-
Inferior .............5i az none.
Ordinary 10 good ord g. a ca 81 a %
Nddlingto good mid ~ a II al
kddling fair 20 fair q u dsi
fuly lair 10 good fair de3 = ~
'"c-----------...-- none hohc.
F Toa import since s. las, ....-. bales. ego
Export from lst to 10th Sept sos
Export from the United States.
Since Is, September .........-.... bales ll,4ss
same time last year .....-....--.-- le,S@4
same time las year...-.-.-.--..--. ~coc
FLOUR AND MEAI.-There is u fair regular demand
ne trade and fresh brands Genesec are sli al So
Hreceip,s are 10 fair extent We note sales 800 hhs
yni SIT and 30oO bbls Michigan and Genesec. near
=. Michigan. a, Is for shipment to England. The
s1et
-, Export from Is, to 9th September.
"hes,Flour .......................36 O93 bbs.
.ShAiN-1hcrc has been considerable activity IN
aea Today and the sales reach about 1000 bushels
"ng par, inferior. ranging from 81 To % cents and
..p'me a. one hundred and two cents. In Corn there
80 much change We note sales GOO bush Southern
~ fsnnsylvsnis Yellow at - weight and So measure
-. 80 40 bushels Staten Island Barley was made 70
~ viewer al 90 cents The market ~ Albany yester
ssrgn up 10 20 cents by speculation but eitcr~ard
wv el cents Rye is nominal at o. az o. cts
r. Export from lsi to 10th september,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .7i3 bushels.
.wHisKY-we note sales 900 or 800 bbls at esi a24s
~ 90 exirs Al pa CTS. Drudge - cents.
NL-ln Crude Whale We hear of nothing doing We
s.efssnd that between 300 and 1900 bbs Crude Sperm
k.x I..5t lord Y or
Ssso cents
,.AvslsiONS-Posk IL quiet but steady. We note
oS ~ obs Mess at "a 25 and small sales Prime AZ ~
a., FORA considerable parcel IL Oos Was refused
49, 10 bis Country Mess At Beef WAS made Al n
~. 10 hair inquiry Sales go kegs Al II cents usual
Export from LIST to 10th September.
p. '---..--.--.--. ....--.-.-..---- - v'S'
lad '----.-..---...-.---.----- 80 op's'
cn-.--'----- ----------------.---- iVN' h's'
g.. oCERiES-For three days-Thc market continues
a, once and prices well supported. ne safes
G. ooss Brazil al n cents, with some inicrioI At
"a ~ Lsgusyrs 500 old Java nan. 30 green
e.h ""'e DO e.d9i. mos and loO 81 Domingo o.
v,J an invoice OF GOO bags white Java at the last
IA 49, been purchased-ssy 200 bags for New iok
E6n ~ ivr Philadelphia and from the former 1000
~ss nave been resod here, private There
ekscrSts demand for sugars from the trade without
Orlso 10 prices The sales consist OF 800 hhds New
uss o. ~ ld7i cents 20O Porto Rico one hall for Ca
~ wret 100 81. Croix, 7idst and 100 bxs Brown
a. a.te Havana. 81 and l0i. mos The market is
~o'ssses, and prlees except for choice qasnes
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DRUE. OIn>IED'- fNIrNI SIOs Ia AZ !,
i and b@antfu assortment ~ these and otter snfs VI
stoves FOR Halls Pa-or- Stores, &c SC and Al prices which
will not fa u salt all Reference given 10 hose who nave
Them IN use For sale BY
.ls sawisf H. TROwBRlDGE. 80 wate,-st
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ON SATURDAY.

NNlLL 10 published. No - OF WILEY PuTNAM's
w Library OF Choice Reading containing Bubbles from
the Buunen BY Sir Francis Head vol beautifully
frifrfi Oh me paper GEMS
CovrrSrs Ths VOYAGE. The Journey. The Revei'e 4.
The BAH. Tie Dinner The Promenade The >chwein-
General The Lutheran Cl-p-i. The New school. The
Old Protestant Church. The Jew synagogue. The Har
vest; The sunset The C-oss 81 - John Of Jerusalem
Th- Rsregaie; SchIangsH bat, The >-rrents Bath
N-l-r Sellers Tie Monastery ~ Eberhsch; Journey %
Mann Exc irsiou 10 The N.ed-rwa'd; Wie>hsdeu.
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n uospter.c Pressure, INTRO uced by Mr.. Levitt
Den s go BroaiWsy Of Wsrrer-. slo ned - be-
The greatest invention and improvement in Dentistry hst
nas ever BEEN introduced.
From 81 Noah, E.c-Dear Sir. IL l. both matter ~
duty add pleasure STATE that the 81 Arhcis Teeth
m yOur pdncp l- u Atmospheric Pre.-ure winch you
male for lady IN my family mas -ncceeded in every rs
t-ct IN appearance comfort and utility and has given entire
satisfaction Dear sr your Ob't servant snehR
NJ. Lev-lt Dentist 80 Broadway. d. NJ. HOAh
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DALMO,, OPERA HnIsE.-Mond,r- ),


BNof> open NJ - Anncrft To commence
Boxes sud seats can - secured daily from 10 A NJ IN A
7. II a. the box Office. rs iw
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'ushiou for Hats. 1St5.
~ Ccptlcmcn'- Ha;.--Fali Pattern

ers can now be supplied coaner with the new style
Fall Hats WATSON 4 co i5i Chatham square.
Ill TrhS sistf between Mot and Mulberry sts.
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c. BAOUETiS

CLASSICAL. ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARD
NISG SCHOOL Eizabethtown, n Tile prInc pal
i. lf- honor o. nora bis former pupils ami those who
b. admitted n MS e-ia1 ,hmen hst he duties Of
School viii De- resumed Monday ihe first ol oeplein
Der next
Parents DESTROYS ofenisng The Of their children -
c. Baquet viii md circulars al Nr r. LOCKWOOD'S
Bpok.t1re- A. Broadway auzI 3aw;~t ia To Sat
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Store in The lower part Of the City, doing good cash bush
ness desires 10 sell out good opportunity iof compc-
.r person with moderate cash capital Address r. box
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