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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-12

Il TH,r snsrwo OBSERVER os MEs AND M.>S.ss,
MAJOR Jack Downing. very justly remarks =" Perhaps
hotaing more calculated 10 excite feeling OF envy than
Popularity The pOpuis Is Ike the child who holds
sck 2l candy Us hand all the chdren around are ON
looe q, nihbe" The Is emineniy the case with Dr.
Gouraud-the popularity of whose Italian Nedcaed soap,
@ he rerovs OF Salt Rheum, Eryspeas. Scrof1s' King
worm, Pusules Bloiehes Spots, Frrckes Tau sunourn
saosness Rednes Roughness, &c from The skin has won
Tor hin wreath Of immortal lsys-whch his host OF envi'
ops irialors seiuously endeavorng 10 desPo, by
Picking each leaf This precious soap forms also deli
eoas shaving compound-even when used win srd or SAT-
~Sef 0Ourauds Poudres Subules are the Only prcpsrs
Tor exian which will positively exrrpae sapernu us hu
nntsf without In he slightest degree, affecting The cull
&c Goafsads Or. clan Hair Dye warranted 10 color RED
sh' or grey hair rch brown bsck. and IN this respcc'
hperor TO 81 other dyes, which only give the hair diss
yseease purple tngo Goursuds Liquid Vegetable Rouge
pas 10 pale cheeks respondent and permanent oarns
son eae and gives the lips luscious radness resembling
clen ponegrsnie
avoid imposition. be very careful purchase only a.
" Felix G0ursuds Cosmetic and Heriumery Depot o.
"asefsl nrs. store from Broadway
AehSrS-Tultle, Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia
soidaa, Mik-sl Boston; Carleton 4 Co. Lowel!i Ives,
sNem; w. l. Geuish New Bedford Guild, Bangor Bliss.
Sp'nsheid; Green Co. Worceser Myers. New Haven
naii Hartford; Bsckus 4 Bull. Troy Pierce, Slsnwix
ppAl Albany; Morse. Lockpon; Stous, Hudson Van
'ossfs, NewSs. sc HeiniIsb. Lancaster. Pa =
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d. APPLETON 4 CO.'S

DECENT UBLlCATION>.-My Uncle Hobsor and J.
IL by Pas-al Jones-l2mo-psper - eta cloth : cts.
Gertrude BY The Author Of AMY Herbert -l2mO-pspei
y cis. cloth 3 cis
Cooley Cyc0pFcs VI Practical R-cr pts Parts J. !. $
Price - cts each
Raiinenta. Lessons N Muse. by J. X Warner-5o cts.
Arrolls Lectures On No,ern Hi-iory-i2uo-s -
The Mission, or Scenes ID AREA. By MARI at vs, =
Reds n ctouary Of The In slish Lan.uzse-i,mO->
Tay lors Annual Of Ancient and No ern s.orv-S -
hohlrauscfs Complete His'cry Of G-rmsny-Svo-Sl -
MArshalrs Fsrmer-' ani EmiErsnis Hand Boos-Sl
Soussans au.t's Rural EcOnom by Lows 50
SieSAr'- stable Economy. by Aler-l.mo-Si
Dr. IRE Supplement- his Dictionary ~ Arts Msnusc
lures and Mnes-e0 e1grsvngs-Psper ST. leather 81.
Lie and Correspondence OF 1hos. Arnold d. D.Si 80
Bishop Souihgs Nst 10 the Syrian Church-l2ws-s
Frost History OF hr Indians, Illustrate IL 2mo-sl.
sOu'h.y. Life Of Oliver Cromwe.l-lsmN-Ssc ts.
The .scellaEeou, Worss OF ThOs Arnold, ID. D. vol
9vo sla .lis
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Amount reserve iund with the above added $5 O19 81
The dividend paid in New York a, Union Bank on
the 9th inst
The Central Railroad Company Of Georgia. fol
lowing the example ofthe South Carolina Railroad Com
pany) in consideration Of the thortness Of the present
crop has determined TO transport from Savannah
10 Macon at the reduced Of eight per bushe
The Providence Journal says -" We have re
ceved from Mr. Green cashier OF the Weybossei Bank
the following is OF number of dangerous counerei,s
Notes Of Broken banks altered 10 Connecticut Bank
Bridgeport; is and Sc do do general plate altered to
Manufacturers Bank, ROwley Mass Is and 3s do do.
general plate altered 10 Northampton Bank Mass and =
and 3s do. do general plate altered TO Fall River Union
Bank. Iiverton r. J. Also counterfets Of Washington
Bank, Westerly, X do. Washington Bank Boston. be
sides almost any quantity OF Perkins stereotype plate
viz 10 2s 3s, S. los. of Charles River Bank Cam.
bridge, Mass; New England Bank Boston; Columbian
Bank DO and many others Of this plate various banks
During experience Of more than % years in the bank
ing business in this city have known any
time great variety Of counterfeit and altered notes
in circulation
Monthly statement of Imports Of Sperm and
Whale Oil and Whslebone, into the United States for
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DIED:

Al Hartford c.. 2eth ult. Charles 2. Buck Of this
x,ssrstogs Springs let inst. Sarah. wife Of Lewis
Bristol g..
AZ Honolulu March 22d. Horton O. Knapp missionary.
70 native Of Greenwich, CT
Al Rondout 7ih, Mrs. Charlotte q Anderson, Sid
Isscc n son Of Alfred A. Treat, ,.
MIuca 9Th. Mrs. Eleanor Jones. 90
A, Albany 9Th. Csthsrine C. wife Of Chss h Lansing,
John r Richardson. a.
Al Louisville, Oisego Co. 5ih buckman. son Of Y ?.
DOW ofAbsny.
AZ New Rochelle, oath alt Rev Samuel Haskell form.
sry Of this City
Al Syracuse 9th James Gould native OF Scotland IS.
Al Fairfield 18Th ult REUBEN MATHER o. ssoldier
oftbe Revolution.
Al Oswego, 7th. Sarah Am. wife Of Herbert NJ Har-
man 20,-frederick &. Arthur -.
Al TuckertOn n. j. 9Th Ebenezer Tucker. e
MYex.London, CT, 9Th Robert Tucker, OF Madison
IN 30
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To the Bilious and Dyspepc these famous Vsirrs arr OF
great benefit Mrssrs A r. Sands 5 %. have made ar
ran yerneus hereby M receive n inne lately from NE
Springs and put exclusively py their directions and Who
ever purchases vii mn IN heir sns strength and
purity They from the COScsEss, >io>, IODINE and
PAvlOS springs and a. hose who wish ~ purchase are
assured OF daily supply. some irvaiis do wish 10
leave their home during the summer months Tor TIE sprng-
much they like the and Their orders sent 10 NE
.h.crhers will insure immediate attention and the genuine
article hey desire. Those who wish 10 purchase should
remember tlis.
SANDS 4 CO Druggists rs Broadway. corn er Of
ChamherssL in the Granite Building aus lmeodis
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FINE WATCHES,

~ O. STONE tes,sblished 1897 constantly sddins 10
IL. h.. stock the attest STYLES VI LEyEk LEPiSE ana
PLAIN WATCHES; CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL CASES,
LOCKET5 SPOONS sc. &c. II. y. Sc eash prhcp PIE OF
dong BUS ness. and with small game, plains
he rsns, OF N. people getting along us when rsnS
AZ M. ,tore Wschr. and Jewery carefully repaired Old
Watches. Jswery, Gold and Silver taken In exchange al
DER full value, or bought for cash
'" ~ HUBBARD q. STONE, 4ol Broadway.
80 q,,x NN.Ei.rf Corner Walker street.
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nREPAKE FOR WINTER -. II rfo- bridge,
az he On-ei stove Factory" 30 Waief,s- lHslie-
he ATTENTION Of the public the large and beautiful asso
-ni Of stoves which he las for ss- Among mem ~ :
II Al Stoves Hal Drums Perlor. Nur-efy ara Onor -
- Soxs. Tor Cbureh-- and Pubic Rooms-al Of winch
are waanteA 10 be superior any IN ins cty or
a. regards efficiency. economy and dnfsbni'y 40 -,
- -n.r NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-12
MAGAZINEs FOR OCTOBER.

WILLIAM TAYLOR, No ? Aston House, has received
w fiodey's Lrdy's Book for October lSij, spentiiy
embel -h.d with steel Fngravngs, Plate OF Fashions
Music sc. s.. Terms-2j cents per Number, - year
copies FOR -
dralan'- Magazine for DC ober. Price p cent.
Agnes Serle. Novel hv Miss Ellen Pickering, author OF
Tn. Grumber' Price, - cents.
No. p wuchesiers Jew. Price s! cents.
No II Harper-
Pby.ic and Physicians Price p cents per vol
London Illustrated Pepers per Great Western. For sale
bv " TAYLOR, No A-i0r House. all
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EDUCATION.

" w. ii. Duff respectfully invites the attention Of
gentlemen DESTROYS Of sending their from home be
educated, ms establishment New Brighton. Staten
Island, for Classical Mathematical and General Education
Circulars csn be obtained hi Messrs. Roe Lockwood
Sons, al Broadway, anu from W. HI. Duff al New Brighton
~ 3iseOd.
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS

DER GREAT WESTERN
i The Rhine Book vol illustrated 81 So
Cyclopeda Of Anstomg and Physiology. part % 81 70
Jackson on the formation of Armies. -.
Domestic Life OF Frederick WI IAN Ill., - 2a
Bunyan's Pi grim'- ProsTcss Bagssg. edition., - -
A Poeiical version Of ditto = 81
Lii. Of John Bunyan, by himself, - cents.
Dodd on British Manufactures, vol ? 80 cenis.
spenser and his Poetry, by g. L. Crsik IS cents
Cabinet VI British Worthless. vol :, SO cents.
Walpoe'- Memoirs Of George III, vols sud I. = -
History of own Times. vol ?, - 81
Msnzin's Letter on tia and Austria, SO cents.
Mills sportsman's Library, vol 3yo. - IS.
PICKS Bihe Students Concordance, vol $40 %.
D'Aion'- History Of IRELAND, vols $40. 80 So
The Tars and the Turban vols. $40. - 81.
Tayer'. Retrospect Of Religious Life, - So
Todd. story Of the Ancient Church In Ireland 80
Jacobs Ladder. Practical Address By DR.. Oliver 81 SO
Ausey Lectures the English Con. ttuilon. - -.
Published and for sale by WILEY PUTNAM.
III Ni- l6l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-12

TIE Church Al To. OF For,y-seconds 81 and ls
Eighh.avenue vii be opened God willing. for religious
worship sabbath al 10. O'Clock A. and y oco9i
P NJ The morning service ~l be conducted by the Rev
Dr. Phillips sl-Is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-12
HIGHLY PERFUMED SOAPS.

hea IN beauty eoen for the in the shape OF
Refined Soaps. Messrs \. san Is Co. have large
sOrtnent imported and manufactured here, of the puresi
kinds and quality A. ibis Of the year nothing i
more pres vave TO beauty aud health than frequent wash
ing Of the skn Soaps infants and children, highly
to parents. Sold by \. X. SANDS co. N3
Broadway, cor. Chamber s-sL in the Granite B0ilding
aus lmeOdls
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lnNrs.s nRIGINAI POrMs-Nn.

v or pen with life and power 10 speak
The glory OF clear and spotless cheek,
The calm usgnihcencc OF female beauty
% man 10 gaze euilsnced, M gazing seems duty
thoa small black pen tell women how to. rear
Aech complexion and oounieOus head Of hair.
on have had Lsir. az sneak truth forgive;)
., bui Ivy TIE Joncs's Coral II All Restorative.
WI coal yout bas shngs. and tho your hair y grey,
""l make son, and dars, and hne and healthy, clean
80 and gay, hair falling ont.
wh force the growth ard cure he scur and stop the
oess better than augh, else ter source ball OF route
have you i'eeke, bloeh tan upon your cheek or
n neck mark or spcck ,
~ sum burn. mo'phew salt rheum and scurvy, mole, or
hope.
- Soness most miraculous Italian Chemical Soap.
n hNe your skin clear white son. so smooth.
\, 20 hne, ldvine 20
"sa VIII eAelaim Another Venus aye, she Is more
anese Two articles (mind ask fore Joness) sold only
ulne N lhs City, Al The sign OF the American Eagle 81
~hsihsn-si end 81 Broadway sls 2eod
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ITO Whig Editor. and Publisher

man " no publisher and editor OF several leading
newspaper Adjustments and no has JUS, been proscrbe5
hv Polk Co for his political bias. wishes Kzseneni
A. mnior or assistant eior Ia thorough Wing oce where
he csn render much aid The IN showing up The
puons OF the Executive departments &c came with
his know ed during yesrs residence IN
Address q. I. Q Tribune Ofice. sl3lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-12

4 TALE OF ODD FELLOWSHIP. by 2. O. Charles
"A Bu-iet VI No. e. Will he commenced IN the Golden
Kas OF this It's story that viii rseh the heart Of
he reader and should be placed In he hands Of every
The Golden Rule viii contain great variety OF i'm
pOrAnt and interesting inform re- awe ~ the Order and
choice reading for the Odd Fellows Family Circe-Eds
risls. List Of Lodges. &C &c.
Brothers respectfully Invited examine his the only
weekly periodical The City State devoted Insl-
taton-and Il judged worthy give il heir descriptions
Tss~s-Cy subscribers II cents weekly. or - In al
vance Mai subs,r hers - year
- IL Z WINCHESTER Puhli -her. q Ann-.t
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Aug p lat 80 lon &c, English brig Robert from Que
bee. for Glasgow.
Aug - Wesi Of Cape Bsrheur bark May Flower Of
and Tor Nfork. II days from Rotterdam.
Aug a. of star Point English Bark Mary Ann. with
troops for Bombay.
Aug % lat % e. Ion Z 40 brig E-a. from Maranzs.
for Boston (or ponand) The above named vessel was
supposed u be the fallen IN with by the Rochester
arrived at this port II vas 6osbt British vessel Of
that Capt Brttons account Of seeing the wreck
was The 21lh two dave nrev..us % the above
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- To Hntters.-The owner Of fashionable Hal
Store In thelower part Of the City, doing good cash bust
ness desires sell good opportunity for a compe
person with moderate cab capital Address b. boz
l6ss Lower p. y. au25 isif
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IVA Card-The Undersigned, passenger. 10 The Gres
Western upon her present voyage from Liverpool New
fOrk cannot separate without expressing publicly
satisfaction in the Vi he Grea Wesiern and par
tculary the agents for he unwNsniable manner which
hey allowed the beat 10 BE- ded with passengers
IL not enough ha every b. nth In he should be
lei Gin be let twice Oge and that lie officers
the ship should be- turned their proper berhs but
even the sacon- were crowded into dOruOresthe ar VI
na;e--passensers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crowded, cod and
unsasfa tory, and lie service nsli cent But for tie
dcTsgned vha-yef may have been he csconorls Of the
voyage, hey over. and 10 Inc public. the party
mot interested. they appeal to have corrective spilled 10
tie growing practice Of Ocean steamers taxing passen-
gers han they rightly accommodate upon smooth pas
sage save, II an accident should make II necessary to
he boats which upon The present voyage they think
would have been found inadequate for the safety Il
In closing 70 The and agents will say and
the language deliberately that towards those Of us who
had taken their passages regularly and paid for hem al
vance their conduct practically ftovever ended
gross injustice.
o. board the Crest Western, entering New-York. oh
Sept. 1875
ARTHUR PICKERING, AUG L. BROWN,
DANIEL JENIFER, AUG. X. GARDNER, NJ d.
CHRISTOPHER HUGHES NJ. KNONLTOS,
WIN BOULWiRE, ROBERT p SMITH
JOHN JAY SMITH LEANCE ABAT,
FRANCIS j. OLIVER, ROBT r. ROWLAND,
r. r. SPRINGER, +. MAsPFRO.
NJ HAN THORN. sl2
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" The Rev DIR. Durbin VIII preach N i,s VI, r.
Church In Green-s. Sabbah. Sept H. Al 100 A u an
: hoped At r. NJ. The Rev Mr.. Roberts nj T. NJ ne
Church having recently undergone extensive f-pas 60.
will be up The close Of each service 70 s
tefraylng The expenses s--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-12

cOLAK LAMPS, &c.-M Aefnu, lN bower,
an elegant variety OF Hal and Solar Lanps Oirsndoes X
vur.aied to be all respects equs 10 any sod In inc e
Also stone. glaze and porcelain ware "aw P,sss Wv
sale snd retail SO ineS~
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RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETIN0s,
For the Fall Trade.

For the Fall Trade.
rVNHE SUBSCRIBER Is daily adding to his extensive ana
well selected the latest and best patterns Of French
Aubusson Administer, Royal Wilton, Tapestry velvet
Brussels Theeply and Ingram Csrpengs suitable iof h1
Fa He also offer. the best assortment OF Ol Ciohs
Old and ell seasoned containing great variety OF patterns
OF every description ami width together with all articles
connec with the trade strangers visiting The cry sni
ali others DESTROYS Of purchasing the latest and best stye OF
Csrpengs Oh Clo,hs &C will find greatly To their siyan-
sge 10 anime before making their selections as
m m hs ony experience and facilities In the trade, s
. enabled 10 oer The ,ronges, Inducements 10 purchasers
REUBEN SMITH. Jr, l6i Broadway,
s,tq iri.- opposite City Hall
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Pine ana Nassau overwhelmingly Hats OF the
style T. the ensuing season. will be ready for inspection
and sale on Saturday, August 2oih, lsib
AUS lmis' BlhD cor Pine and Nassau streets
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A. c. FUTILE, Auercn-sr.
HARDWARE AICTION sAak-JASol

y
c.ses and lots Engsh German French aud Douese heavy
Hardware and Cutlery Goods Fancy Arueles ke. &c.
Also. Cutlery, viz Knives and FORKS. Pocket and Fec
Knives Scissors Shears Rszors Bread and Butter hnvss
sc. &C.
Also large invoice OF German Coo,s consisting o Ppss
Looking ssses Work boxss Musical INSTRUMENTS NolinA
Sale Pencils. &c.
Also part OF stock Of Importer OF Hardware goods
Also Hoe 4 Co Nil, Cross-cut and PIT Sawa
Also 100 dor. brass oval and raen Stair Rode and ~
sets steel Fireirons
Also 100 sets Tee rrsya
Alec part Of set OF Ashton, Jackson Co. Zoe pattern
Cards for retailing. -
Also NJ II ococl for eash under Wsrdens tnspestioa
sewers, cssks and German Hardware, slshny
damaged wiz 10 dor Scissots leo ses Brace ks and
complete assortment OF Capurs Plyers, Vices NppsrA
Pincers sc &c.
B-No Catalogues will be zen, out IN future, hut hey
s~ay be- bad by sending 10 the Auction Room 90 NE
mornirg of sse ftlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-12

~""S u i" rVIIs ''ofV IVOI~
From statistics Of the Savings Bank at New Ha
ven, published in the New.Hsven Herald. it appears
that the bank founded in ls3s the, its fret balance
of deposites in July 1899 2s3l7 dollars and that
its depostes have been gradually increasing balance
ofJuy last being 3s2 04O dollars The present number
of deposors is 1876.
The receipts on the Western Railroad for the
week ending Sept 6, show small gain compared with
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~ yIouuf WashiuQt

~ Mount Washington Collegiate School, IS We
Washington Place, under the Of Messrs. HUBBS
CLARKE, will reopen Thursday, tie 4th day Of septem
Der next sul 6wis'
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rSy- THe GENUINE GALyaNIc RIS6s-The-e articles are
onv TO be obtained al Dr. CKIsriss Office 3i Fulon-sL
A. Others in the City couniereis See advertisement
hrsi PAGE. - "
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School will open "Wednesday, The 10Th OF September
No ~ Washng ace, whers Circulars may be-
oblsned, Roe Lockwood al Broadway. and shep
herds, No 1871 Broadway. suh 2wis'
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IV1a Oh DOMESTIC ASIMAL,.-LIiI's, %.

MAXI DOMESTIC ANlnALs.-Li''s ..s.n'
w ions arc often mefitorous a. great onss Ibs$
set,on % efnnsny phi osophlcs bss been excited IN Jar
nina. by he xht " dead bodies lying on The floor Of or
ocewtrre The cofpses Of some VI our customers Tor la
L. lite which cannot reuse 10 ssor of rsn Which
nave made zhlli pton Of" Couhers' and Sc
nsires Li,iersires" 49,. 81,
Well 90 Il To- that thus rsvsnors rsce. agans whirh a.
.nds o. American powders have proved n~rscins h-ss
go enou yh In one e dose " th~ excellent poso1 ~icn
s s.versed 10 our paper, by Dr. f~uchfwsnger We se'
n not NOR. proud s~s more happy 81 bis victor. han
- and should frsns compare the msssAere ncn a.
been n sde 10 ONCE, with that Of e Dshss, We e.e'
not refuse record impor'ant 90 event. from .
our readers may derive sdvsntsges who como inD
VITA those sneInies against which DR.. Fe9em~ mgr ~
declared exterm.nsling war -. If x.ss
DESTRUCTION on vGRNfS-We DO posrI No y
he nreoarstons adverrised by d. Feoebl ~
Lioeryst the destruction Of q, H. IN shrs-
says We have tired them and ioon' ,Ge,s Of Iss H.
cious- w. - sery instance eli he prep
.,s,,~n. n, h~t huge coeRfoens rh = a. .Dt
Az. sras Ale, on and ~. t,rs. psrlca-
a. insects ait.e ,e.i climates All orders ms % ~
larry hose OF .ope,-r Apply for paricu are 70 t.~ ~"
specific a. TO ~nI nS 70 LEWIS fEucHrwASCEk,
ufacfufer. III q Liberty ct n~af W -
su76 Imeods' = --Te- .sass.
-. : Max IRON sTOkAtsE.Esrr ss.osunx
LDlO AL sr,ctr-i cotnmodious r.sss .xt~s>
s<ns' "a having connected with ns - bosL Bar and
% sSds Tor Pig froo. prepsrss cslioa Of ,he pfsi
Pig upon ,s1y Per. snd NOrh nivs.1 * usu. ssp~
sss Docks reduces vs:y s:S osss nsreh.s
An recsivtnG md dsuv - moot etosss 10
sss o. .e.ysd On Storage q sAr'' "'' A. n OLNEy
s,r.hle ~ The lowest ~ uW~~
al Aawtecy
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r. For Sales Of Stocks, 'o Lac Page.

THURSDAY 4. NJ
The sales a, the Stock Board were large TO day,
Housstonic Railroad improved IA Reading Ohio IS
Morris Canal Company, Long Island and Norwich &
Worcester each Erie Railroad
In Exchange there is nothing doing and the mar.
ke, is frmer We quote Sterling eial0; Francs ga
5 Ell.
AT meeting of the Directors Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Baltimore the 10Th resolu.
ton was adopted reducing the fare between Bain-
more and Washington from two dollars to dol
lar and sixty cents and &, the rate Of four per mile
for Intermediate places The round irip tcke, to be
abolished This new arrangement is 10 commence On
Monday next.
Statement of Profit. at City Bank New Orleans,
for months. ending 3O,h August l-i5 -
Discounts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. scO,Ot2 4
LScuhhRe- s'Iot %
Interest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2llU ~
Front and Loss ...-...-...-.--.-- 2t24l 10
-$lll CAS- 81
Expenses Observation-Disclosures l753 Il
lnteres, special deposit account i,9sl 81
- l6635 q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s9j coo Il
MT PROFIT
Dividend No. IL Of per ct j. -6 shares 5665s 90
Carried 10 reserve fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. x3s342 IA
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10y JAMES VI. MlLLkR-

ID FRIDAY. sept In,
TWENTY TWO Thomas sat D, ocloct, al NE Merchants
Exchange M o~ .old Two Story Brick House and Lot
OF lround No - ThomSssL The Hous~ Is by ~ irs<
Lot lOV feet deep The House vel arranged with paors
and bedrooms suitable for eoariire house or TOT Two
families and Tor $50 per snnum hss hssn ious hnowu
a, grocery sand with good OF custom, sac POSITIVE
ssJ can remain on bond and mortgage Can be scen 81
any time. -
TUESDAY Sept 18th.
At 10 ocloca. al The stor- No. L,eertv-st
Doors SHoss AND BaosA~s-iNe Boos. Sh>~s AMI
Brosans consisting varley-suaoe Tor soutnsHn.
western and northern trade. Sale positive.
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~ The Subscribers having an assortment OF their
Tablet Razor Sops hand cal The attention Of dealers "
such articles examine be re PURCHASING Beng made O.
the best material Of City manufacture and under Their I'M
supervision they have in ali cases rendered 10 pur
chasers the most perfect satisfaction.
This article Las received diplomas from he Amer can IN
.t- and certificates from the -nfc gentlemen la
the country and during the thirty II has been before
the pubic the only article of the kind that has been de IN
ed worthy Of imitation whilst the number these. nom
their coarse material and still manufacture have
never be-. ush after scare " heard OF This. IRON The
care and sii-i which been bestowed H. has re-
the reputation Of being the Only Article fJr producing
Akeen and smooth edge to
O. SAUNDERS 4 son. III Broadway,
slU S.eodis opposite Howsrd's Hotel