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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

uoRvoS DISTURBANCES The latest intelligence
"a The scene Of disturbances IN Adams and Hancock
r,e. M represents that the Anti MoImOns were fol-
.isg DO their work OF destruction and that large set
,o,nt on Bear Greek had received notice oi an IN
.srou 10 apply the flames 10 their houses. Nh. Back
,s the sheriff Of Hancock is said 10 have started Tor
~ scene OF devastation. accompanied by solitary
,n,v 30 call the the attention Of the Morinons
he law This may be so but we are inclined 10 DOUBT
The MrrmOns have made no attempt al RESISTANCE
,,koagh they certainly Outnumber their opponents
Mr. Rsbbiit Mormon Representative from hahcOck
rysny in the last Legislature informed the tdtors OF
~ Osucy Courier that they intended 70 stand by the
:. mil svery homestead was destroyed. II they do
,xpaying portion OF the State will have heavy biz
ssy Tor property thus destroyed st Louis Rep leth
r,oR,DA EyFRGLADEs-Thc labOrs Of the sur
o,. who have recently been in the Southern portions
27o,da seem 10 demonstrate the correctness OF the
s,,o,s which all who have carefully examined the sub
y, haze entertained upon the praccabity Of draining
~ Everglades They fOuad 10 be considerably
ior, The level Of the and 1t Is supposed that an
s,,gepept Of the Miami and other rivers flowing from
, INTO the Atlantic will drain the waters from millions
Js,s lfths be ever done, South Florida will indeed
: be garden Of our country for in addition 10 its adap
The culture Of tropical fruits and hemp This i'm
ss tract will secure unequaled advantages of soil, eli
re and position the sugar cotton rice, and tobacco
ysnters.
uysryRlors AFrAIR.-Some time since the wife
Edward n Ruloh OF Tompkins county, mysterious
lVa.amesred The husband suspected OF foul play
-. ugy,,ied TO Buffalo His conduct there confirming
o,,rous suspicion he was taken INTO custody, brought
IN % Ithaca and lodged in Jail The Grand Jury sub
..1neny hyought in bin for the abduction Of his wife
o1 he I stll imprisoned No development however Of
,bs my.,erv which hangs over the has yet been
. nor any clue 10 the fate of the missing woman has
teen discovered.
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CRnrON PEN.-opialon o

xxrRIGHT,s CROTON PEN-Opinion o Nj
w Goldsmith the well snoEn Telchst o. P-nmsnshp
"Me.srs c. c. Wright L CO -GenIienen - VIZ, lss
ro viii one OF yorr eauflfl Croton Pens, and lake
ea.ure In SAYING that II IS The best metallic Pen hat ever
had u nv hand not excepting 'Perrys Extra Fine Po.ns
The above named Pen 10 boxes and on cards. anc
.oli a, modefa'e prices, by The agents.
j. C. BARNET co No. 2Bsrclays- tAs.or House,
ns.,sr. sspuhsd on liberal terna SIS Stseod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

S,I~PE>DtK-.-Trn Dollars i a small but a
- large forpsir OF decOmposed
Su-penders-yef from the fact that none Of Days Patent
Saspendrr- have decompOsed, thu reward has not been
claimed lii again med and henceor afeadfO Keep
tang oftI Whai better proof can be furnished OF te
sfperor-y OF uuy article And the pabhc again
toned not 10 buy corrugated sspenders for the genuine
miles. The name OF lie paenlee and manufacturer Is each
hoy and bundle HORACE II. DAY, p Msden-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
.oDA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.

TINE ubscrber wishss make known 70 hs pable .ns
much Of the biscuit and erarkers which are soid M ~
INV by Inc above different from Ne sopn
BlsCUiT and SUGAR CRACKERS made q ne SLY,
which have been used bJ invsds pasueSlsfy ms -. ~
su6gs nom Indigestion, Tor than twenty ysss Nv 70
b~st resulu While ths imitation, which can o. ,s 80
Is.s price, though perhaps good os 2sf,o, .as
wholly unit for The sick Tbs above O. .esess
W.rss CsAcEss rior ard s.s, y ssfa sssIst
qaA.ity constantly for s.e = VI - Wsrrers,r~,
ni.nt ~, " ssnnxNT rHRIIa T2EADWELLs SOU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

pOration-Rch Aunusson Carpets, Eoyal Velvet Nhion-
Tapestry. Brussels, Three Ply and Ingram Csrpeungs
Floor Cloths English Duggets. &c. &c.
Comprising The richest and elegant assortment Of
Carpetngs and Floor OIL Cloths recei ed into iis
country, selected with the CREATES. are and attention and
containing many entirely patterns which for beauty Of
design brancy Of color, ana elegance Of hnsl are spe
nor To any tlins before received.
Strangers visiting the ciiy, and all others wishing he
la aud STYLES of goods will do well 10 examine Tie
extensive stock where they viii find all articles necessary
to furnish with the refined taste aud al Prices he most
reasonable. kEJBbN SMITH, IL
25i Broadway. opposite the City Hall.
~ B.-Jus opening large invoice Of beautiful English
Dmggets and 0uarers of beautiful oors, and OF
the best quality Also Invoice OF Velvet Dfugges eN
ceedingiy rich So lihis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
-. -, nj, 81 S,oeE.. Gee Last Pee.

yzs' For Sdies Of SOCKS, zee LHs' rage
FRIDAY. p. NJ.
The stock Market was heavy to day and the fan
c,c. declined The ebution in the market has sub
,ided Al the second board prices improved from the
morning
Nothing new IN the Bill market The transac-
tons have been considerable exen, ~ firm rsies.
Sterling % 10, Francs 23i as 22l.
Markets. Carefully R,poTted for The TSItrHr
FRIDAY september %.
AsHEs-Ihere is good demand and the market for
Pots is firm sales 100 bbls Pots at - and few Pearls
a,42j
COTTON-The inquiry is fair for the season, and the
transactions Of to-day add up 1000 bales and upwards
The marke; is steady with no pressure to buy or sell
We ouOfe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
THE NETWORK
f.,s Ebann Garnet NtureitOuse. lis Pea

~ Cheap Carpet w arehou-e, us i llt :
(opposite Wian-st The subscribers inform Their friends
d The public that they daily receiving their supplies FOR
the FALL TRADE which have been selected wh great care
from latest and beet patterns and all OF whNh hey are
now offering prices toSuit the most rgd economist
Brussels CarPeing new psitern' 10 - per yafo
3ply Imperial, :....... u
Double super and -uperfne lnsraD....
Fine and com. Ing. rich bright cOld...... 25t0 -
Also, FLOOR On CLOTHS. well seasoned, rom : 10 ~
feet wide Rugs Dugg-is, Table and Piano Covers and
Stair Rods Lamp Mats Window Shades, ana all oiher aru
ces connected with the trade, NJ extremely low prices
Strangers visiting the city particularly invited 10 al and
examine the above stock. SMITH LOUNSBERf
.lg2yyis. 4i8 Pearlst opposite William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

n NoCONfLAINTs incident upon dergnged secretion,
sslcfed stomach affections The liver asthma, coughs,
od dizziness OF the head cold feet and headachecsn with
Ed he healthy effect Of Longcys Panacea, sold al p
Consnd-st which penetraics and pervsdes every minute
FIRE ana nerve IN the human body. 81 =
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Garpetins.

CARPETIN(:S AZ reduced prices The lsr1s sni
- superior stock 81 Carpeiines % the ale tfu O. w W
Chester Co offered for sale ~ reduced prices u
retail Among which ANminsier Royal, Brussels Three
A.o a quantity oi Rugs OF which Will De so.i cN.
urlnely low Floor Oh Cloths. ssss.ottep rNcesi- a.
IN IN. world. The English being veiy Wi seasoned and e
American In excellent order ard %. lie most APPROX ell PAT.
terms No. 1911 Broadway. - Tvs
CARPETING, Floor o. Cloths, Rags. Dussc'. AZ.
~ for Fall sseFamiles IN " ant OF Csfpeine ~ aay a..
uce the line respectfully Invited 10 ca. and N'rns
one the and best assortment. ~ brusse
Thrr, Ply Ipsrsin and all oher Styles of 'Greunf, on
Coths Rugs &c that be found IN he CITY, The erurc
stock new and selected for the fsl sales nom the most
celebrated manufactures OF tins country and Europe la
the assortment are many splendid psucrns ard new sises
OF co.ors which 20 he found any other store Par
chassrs may he assured that they will md me pres much
lower than At any similar establishment In The Cty
ban experienced u pho sI-isr wi attend The sting
and laying Of Oh Cloths 2,Sng Ne al nc shoes'
notice. W. H. CIiON> New sore,
IS is Fronting on - East Broadway ard II oiv-"ns,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

~ AZ rHis season of the wear affections of the lungs
pevsil and tie Only Indemnity against ultimate consump
sn 'rsach the Expecioren Syrup for such alice
tons from q Cortland 81. IT 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
CURE Of

II n 4 ID
Ii ScbeucN'- Pulmouic Syrup. NewIork sept Is, 1915,
Dr. ScHE>cN. sr-My daughter, Mary Ann Johnson. was
subject 10 an affection spine for the last five years.
with settled pain her e0 side. wih frequent neaiac Ne
sore.s II the stomach snd her food would not digest his
was floed by sufocsion and then his scarcely day
pa.,ng without Der hayn. three or four employed The
most .ful physicians this city but 10 no elect Tor me
better then stated her case 10 Dr. W OF ms CITY ne AZ
ndrd her about three weeks which changed her -iGton,
but not for the better mad given al hopes Of ner re-
cov-ry when friend advised 10 Try Schrnck
psmorir ,vrp she hei fl about three hours after lax
ny tb- rs dose and my asonshmeni she has h.d no
more h il about three months -ince-she TOOK IN all nine
bottles. Ny daughter now enjoys as snod heah IS sne
ever ala ana car be seen al No. 1879 Twent-lhst New
York We the whole family. iee grateful 10 you for
.Se-is 10 "a ,hont WM JOHNSON
SARAH JOHNSON,
No. s9 Tweniietn-si. New-YOrk.
We caution the public 10 bear IN mind that ekrran
longer agent FOR The sale OF ih- genuine seAeheA
PunOnic syrup.
Rsws-e ~ Spurious limitations To obs'u pure, genuine,
ersted Puiuouic syrup 20 directly 10 he Propre-
tor. Otr-e No. I COrlsndst, New-fors 81 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
THIRD EDITION.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED, Vcsuges Of the Natural MS,
i tory of Creation This edition. 10 which "a appended
an Article from the North British Review vol beautifully
printed. t
This work discovers great ingenuity and great research
into the mysteries II j. noble wOrk, aud one
which no intelligent person read without hndng ire-h
mpul.e his thoughts, end gaining some
higher impressions OF the Creators power wisdom ana
gooduess.-iibany drgus.
This Ia "A charitable vOlume-small' In compass-but
embracing wide range OF nqOiry, from worlds beyond
m visible starry armament 10 the minulesl structures OF
man and anmas The work IS written win peculiar snd
ca..c r,eness reminding very much of the style Of
Cel.us have ded. c4ied large space 10 tni- r.
markae WORK. that may induce many OF our readers 10
nern.e The original The author 49, decidedly, man oi
rrca information and reflection MedicoC huur gied Re
Vier. Published and for sale by
so 2iI- WILEY & PUTNAM, 1871 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

q 1HERr facts relative to the Balm Of Columbia
he genuine article ia used only from p Cortland a. Wi
yseni the hair falling out, keep II free from dandrui MAKE
crow sgain on bald beads giving lively bnliancy anc
asre, and curl that nothing else can. ~ 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
oLLENDoRF5s NEW GERMAN GRAMMAR


II APPLETON < co. viii publish on Saturday, Oner,
H. dof'- new method of learning 10 read and wrle aud
speak the German language Reprinted from tie rrankort
Fduon to which added a Systematic Outline OF me
different parts Speech their Injection AMI use WIN il
paradigms and complete list Of he Irregular Verbs By
Ceor.e Adler. A. Is. One vol y mo.
Beginning the simplest phrase, NJ OAendofh gsnuS
ally Introduces every principle Of Grammar relating 10 NE
Decens.On Of SOuns PronOuns Adeciiyes TO the C0n-
gsfon OF The Verb; eyutaN and the construction 81 s'n
fences and be does by ine'bend.ng the rules Win sc
cOpious exercises and id.Omsrc expressions that by lew
months dilgent application, ana under ue guidance
~ Instructor am enc may acquire every Thing that i
essential 70 enable him read 10 write and To converse M
the language. Olendorf's is indeed the only book "nch
prof.sss 10 teach the writing and the speaking Of he Ger
man. other CRIMINALS being by their very method restricted
10 the reading simply. Is method Is logical and luminous,
and The idoms The language brought Out ~ Tue most
bsppy manner IT, appearance. with lie present. improve
nent- viii undoubtedly be welcome 20 al WI are interest
ed In the study Of Of he most besutll ~ European
Languages the importance Of which, 10 more than one 70
speci beginning to be more and more felt throughout the
country 30 -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

chi Pain Extractor, the Wonder and Blessing OF the
Age-This medicine has power and influence over
disease Than any other Yet known.
Nohumane physician parent should be without mo-
mcnl The pains OF the worst burns stopped instantly and
healed without is slsea sovereign remedy for ina
following dseases:-
Piles both blind and bleeding Bronchitis scsld Head,
Rheumatism inAammatory and chronic Sore Eyes
Salt Rheum. Spinal Weakness, Fever Sores, Wounds,
Swellings, Broken Breasts. Sore Nipples, Strains,
Constipation and Inflammation Of The Bowels. Fe!ons,
Harbers Itch Ague in the Face, Sore Throat,
Tic DOleroux Clspped Hands,
And IN fact any thing ihsi lie sore and painful
Only Depot for The United Saies, 40 ~ tgOnsL sun
Building New York where al orders must be addressed;
post paid, 10 H. DALEY care of Arson Frost sl26us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

EVENING sCHOOL-For Instruction 10 Praencsi
Il C-omrtry Mensurztion, aud Architectural Drawing,
Richard Long teacher Of he above branches oegs TO
IL fencs and th- public that be intends opening an Even
.rg school 22 HousiOn-s (near Alien on hsnday ne
6h Of October which time be viii be ready 70 receive
limited number OF gentlemen, DESTROYS VI receiTny hsf1e'
aou 10 tie above important branches
(1tI.ner biz app,a az 10 SIR Long Al az rooms % Bow
erv keia en and 2 O'clock A ~ or and r d. prrVi-
o 10 IN. Of OCTOBER aend his school iof me hfs'
k graft. and then be better able Judge or themselves
For further parc ars circulars al A Vac ,se1ef
Book and Music store, 25s Bo~ery, inquire or l. IS
- IS lweofis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

corner Pine and Nassau sTees-Geniemens HAS OF he
STYLE for the ensuing season, Will be ready FOR Inspection
aud sale on Saturday, August 20th. l8f5.
aus lmis" BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
u SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Packet ship Waterloo Allen, from Liverpool, 10th Aug
mdsc 70 Kermit
Brig New Jersey. Pickett ds I'm savannah, cotton
and rice TO NJ Demll.
Brig George. Yates, 10 days from Charleston, cotton
and nee 10 Buckley.
Genoese brig Concordia, JeroiOnan, . DE- I'm Genoa
oil &c. 20 y Lasaa. y sieerage passengers.
Schr Orson. Henderson Richmond. coal.
Schr Susan, Mathews Virginia wheat
Schr Theodore Frclinghuysen. Virginia. coal
-chr Lawrence. Griffin. Virginia, hOur &c.
Schr Essex Rollins, Virginia wheat.
Schr Maria Latourotte Baltimore mdse
schr Porto Rico Smslley, Baltimore, grain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

Tcr-The Sheriff Of the City and Cosnsy OF New ORR, and
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys Of this City, that they prepared to execute
Landlords Warrants and the fOecosing Of Chalie Mort
gages with punctusity and despatch Application TO be
VIM JONES, Sheriff.
,,a,.vork An, amid 3ms
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medicine il never-fzing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections IL i certain for Sick and Nerv
Headaches, and excellent preventive Of Cosveness
and Low Spirits. II couecs morbid stale OF the hillary
organs and very eicacious in relieving Faiaency Cho
les and similar complaints Of he Stomach and Bowels II
speedily promotes the return Of strength and activity In al
cases OF Debility; healthy appetite, where uls
greatest Of blessings deficient, and natural conse-
cuence gives tone and vcor 10 the whole system-
Sold wholesale and retail by 4 =. d. SANDS - Fulton
street also al 7S Broady and - East Broadway Sold
also by RUSHTON CO fl0 Broadway, 10 Aston House,
sud Broadway corner Of Foureeutt-st Also by j. L l.
Coddngton. SIS Hndson-st lys sodisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
CHEAP MUSIC! CHEAP MUSIC

THE CELLARlUS WALTZ, and MafouIka Qqsdrile'
bv Coof,; and Glover. London Polka Quadrilies are
rst published by T. FEkEErT Co. 10 her usual style Oh
elegance with az illuminated title page. Price Of lie whole
Only p cents.
Love Not. By Hon Mrs. Sorion for St eis
-Four sets Of QuaGrile., FOR = cts
songs o! The Camp sgn, The W dow Malone aad sew
~ cher CAPITA .ongs from Charles y Maey fer % cts
Also six Of R1sseifs best songs, pnes - cts
Flowers VI Melody, containing ten popular songs ana pa
.sd. price Is cts.
z Co are constantly issuing an extensive assoft,
tnent OF choice and elegant music az one tnd ne usual
r-Iee sl5stf EFERRETT &CO 81 Broadway.
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WINTERTOr,s

Writing and Bookkeeping Academy
NO al BROADWAY, Granite Building -cenI en- "a
are Taught AZ elegant business Ike hand WIRING, and
I.ie. STYLE At once clear. neat and beautiful upon anew
And progressive plan o. instruction Specimens OF the I'M.
provsn-n OF pupils open 70 Inspection a. ne Acs'ey sna
h .eyeres Comparison between this and rival establish
u.eut- earnestly requested
Bookkeeping by single and double entry taoroa hy and
taught tie pupil becoming completely Sued for
The cuues OF he Counting House
Rooms open day and esenag LADIES' hours from II 70
.u-n Al sny other time Private Lessons desired
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Boston Aurtion hales

DYT. Y. L. u. RICH, So snd 81 Broad-str--i sos
Den ON WEDNESDAY. Oct l.
LEATHER SKINS, xc.-so,e Leather Upper ln 10
roagh AMI finished Calf sheep Morocco and ha ,krs sad
other aric.es In the lsn- hio
ON WEDNESDAY, OcL Is
Doors Saoss ASo BsoG.Ss5so eAs.s Boots. sn0es an
Rro,sna -
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GREAT SEA SERPENT.
Urn 0oo0e.

DOPuLAR TRADE.-one Of The moe, extensive
city can be found at 5 BARRIERS. 13l Grand ST. Just
received. an entire STOCK of Dress Goods, VIZ
Paris Reps Cashmere Reps, Cashmere De Cosse,
Wooden Psiis Plaid Pophns Shaded, striped. Cross
Over, Egyptian. and MANY other patterns and styles
Black and bsk and cOl9rcd Apaccas, cheaper than
before offered and the best styles imported very
cheap.
Aso-New and elegant styles Of Ginshsm., rsilled and
Plain
Aso-A very extensive assortment OF SILKS, comprising
general assortment OF black and blue black, figured and
PLAIN Gace Chameleon suks-riches imported, and AZ very
low prices
AsoAn extensive assortment OF White Goods, Of every
description Of Evening Dresses.
For aides COsss have extensive assortment OF
Woolen and Tar,sn Plsds. hsured and plain, Germsn
Tibet Wool Cloths Egyptian Damssk Cloihs French
Merinos. OF every shade and quality. Aso-Eugish Me
rinos. Parareiia- Cloths \ e &c.
Mourning Cioods-RouhaZnes. super plain black De
Lanes and Cashmere DEcosse. fine black LusIres silk
and Wooden Broehe
A.oAn immense stock Prints from sd to L. per yard.
Aso-5o bales and cases of beachsd and unhleachet
sheeungs and Shrings. from sd up 70 any quality and
every style that s made a. less prices than any other
establishment
Aso-Diapers, Napkins. Tow. Cloth, Crash osnabursh,
Hosiery, &c SC.
All purchasers wholesale retail will ind TO their in
erest 10 cal ard examine large AMI extensive Stock
Goods freely shown and sent 10 any part OF this or the
al oining cities free OF charge
$ BARKER 2sl Grand-st
Al gi. Between Eliridge and Allen.
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HIT SAlLS-l,oO cxsks. fairy sssorsec' roA-"''-
- r'' mAnai''a'' M ~ sie * LEAvIrr I co.
IDun, Corner Cedar and 0rseawieas1ss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

JOSIAH RICHARDS. A.'cioE-sf
DN BANsa. RICHARDS s. PLA1Ts-->'cs

JOSIAH RICHARDS. AscuoE-~f
ON BANGS, RICHARDS s. PIA1if->~t
- - Brusiway.-L.c-ssl cssb sessrces n--' ft 60
Ggn,nenls for sDcrcn sa.-s
MONDAY EVENING. .fh lost
NALuAsLs BcoSs-A largc AMI choice sol'Yh 81 p -
selected from private br.res, embracing many ire tn--
.h eiitcUs Sso I'm. library elcr- o he ~ofts %! pop
n.As GerrnSn WRITER'S, &C.
WEDNESDAY a THURSDAY EVENINGS
BookssILsss SrocK-Tas entire bsAIc- ~ 800 ~
Bookseller retiring rom Business consisting q sfs>Afi
work. school, classical And iniss lsncou. books stationery.
folded booss. &c
~ COI TON a go. Auction .ua oomsni-..af Nsf.
chanis NoA us fuoa street and 81 Ano strse--- iS'
er, .ivnnces made csnssnEens an prongg rrilrrs
made ... -. -. 49,.
Alta O'Clock, a. No - ADn-st
SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD AND OfFiSt ftS>ItNfl Nc
-Conpris.ng hgh-po.t mahogany ard ted oePs'eels
mahogany and cane scsi chairs mahogany iap.eti a.
ssnis. CARPETS ciciotls Easng; cokingg ssse. ial-
er beds and bedding Mattresses croker, ard sss"ae'
.o several secondhand osce desks. chairs. ,she, TaA
ing, clock, Sc
ON JANIS VI. MILLER
ID MONDAY. sept rsh,
Al2 O'Clock a. the Merchant. ENchsnge Wi - 80
under he direction 81 Pho Buggrs. Mt-f in Car e.
nv 81 hat lot % land the Eighth dow tolrrsnh " iri
ana No It's Elizabeth ecn . Zee ioAi a1a re''
BY 100 feet deep. - . .
Al les o'clock a. he store No l. 0eii.st
Roors SHcss AND BSoS.>S-'ioc cs-r- hooiss soc,
and Brosans sting OF every variety suitable Tor SCUM
err W,.ern and Nonaern trade. sac positive
Catalogues AMI goods ready ios eNaisal Gays es''s
The shove .tos sre fresh good. snd 10 complete order.
Every lot Nil he sold vthori reserve.
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WHO rs COOK &CO7

WHO IS OOOA q %
fI'HE GREAT QUESTION now before the New \ ork
i public is who Cook Company, publishers OF the
celebrated Book containing those AWFUL DISCLOSURES
under the very modest Title Lives vi Butler, &c. hen Il
viii be answered deponent ssyeth fresh supply
ceived, price 81. cents.
Just Published
Blsckwoods Magazine for september lsi5, good mum.
Der. Price p cents; - year
The Ngwam and the Cahin by W Gilmore Simms. 81 c.
Big Abe aha Little Manhattan. by C. tihews p cents.
No. Harpers New " sc.lany, containing Elements OF
Morality snd Fatality. by PROT w. Hewel Price 81 cents
All the Boston, New York and Philadelphia papers for
sale Wholesale or retail. hy
~ 2us WM TAYLOR. No. 2 Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

70. Gcnrlemcn,- Hats-FaII PatteI

ers can now be supplied counter With the new siy
Fall Hats. WATSON CO l5i chatham square,
Gil TThASisu between Mou and Mulberry SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In paoka ,lip Harploo, Jrow Lirarpool-Mr and M,
McEwing. Henry MckwiDg James Mckenzie, Henry
Jsckson. Iohn Kane Of Ireland John Thomson. John
Thomson Jr / Broekng Of England; and - in the
steeragc.
IN 6yiz Nes Jg,,y. from SoraHHahMr X Littiebrge,
& Cerveau Elsasser
IN bri1 G,orge from CAaries ioH--G Colo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

~ DIR. Shew has returned 10 remain at home per
manenily in the city. devote, usual his time 10 The
practice of Hydropshy Wafer Patients are re-
ceved al his residence for board andealmenL Otce and
residence, - Bond-sL s@hsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
PARIS EMBRoIpERIEs.

yI,HE SUBSCRIBERS have opened this day complete
assortment Of extra rich Peernes. Chemiz-tis fichues
CaL-uovas Berihs Collars Pocket Hdks, Cuffs, Sleeves,
sc &c worth from 2 - each Also embroidered Mus
lin Dresses Of While and cOored tho newest Polka paerns
Also scar- and thin Musns evening Dresses Taron
Musns Of desirable &C. Nc for sale reasonable Of
MABBETT, MULLlGAk co.
sfeodf.< 2tq (tre~nyirh-s'. and II Barclay.