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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

&c. for the Manufacture of Wooen Goods-ln con.e-
qusnce of the death OF d. FARSuM, Of the partners Of
the house Of ". ID. d. faRSUM. the entire establishment Of
that firm Waterford, Mass viii be offered for sale al suc'
ton the zsi October next AT u o'clock noon consisting
hundred ana fifty Of land al Waterford
upon the Blackstone River, with the waierpower, mills.
buildings. fixtures machinery and tool. thereon, with the
privileges and appunsnances thereto belonging an nvenO-
~ Of which will be exhibited n the sale
The principal mill j. brick, $50 feet 10y 90 ve stories hi
and ted the approved manner having al
dillon al The end. made OF Wool - Dy 30 eetr Whoe
Containing 10 sets Of cards % Jacks 30 broad and 30 narrow
her Of vas presses shearng Machines ana Other prepara-
lions necessary for the manufacture of Broadcoths Cas-
smereslhe whole being warmed by steam and well pro
tected against bre Ihee Is sso bwooden mil o. ny 80
feet four stories high, containing -es Of cards lacks I6
looms Cashmere p for sainets with press shears and
the other machinery and preparations usually employed IN
manufacturing Csssimeres and Saneis.
There also another wooden m so feet By ~, four stO
res high containing 20 looms II cards and Jacks The
first Two mills named in operatiOn-the last Is
About twenty-five OF the land under high cuiiva-
ion producing nsnaly two crops OF grass annually The
supply of wafer large and steady and very seldom
proved inadequate 10 supply the demands which have
lated for II.
large Lumber OF Westinghouse shops barns snd other
buildings which afford sufficient accommodations for carry.
ing on the business done Al the mills
The Goat Pasture POu Rocks four shares In the Cen
tra House At UNhdge, aud the Wafer Right conveyed by
BENJAMIN Pond Jr 10 W Farnum, and reserved by said
himself IN his conveyanceto Claiming Smith will
constitute part Of said Joint property and he whole viii
be offered and sold st once.
The terms OF the Will be Ten Thousand Dollars CASH
and security for the balance with interest," In nine and twelve
months 10 the satisfaction Of the respective Posses
sion of the Mills and Estate viii be given the end of i've
months from the day of sale and IT, by ihs exercise
OF reasonable diligence the stock in the process Of
the day Of sue shall be worked out and
completed.
II any person DESTROYS of learning further particulars
the Tile character Of The property conditions Of sale,
inquiry be made Of WELCOME FARSuN or Esrus LAMB
on the premises EDWARD HARgs, Of NOOnsockei, SAM
UtL II sRRIs OF the city Of New York, No 50 Pine-si.
The property is up the condition that any of the
persons Interested may become purchasers the
sale. by compl, ing with conditions Of sale.
". FARNUM,
ESTUS LAMB. Admir-
SANJ FL HARRIS. Guardian VI Moses and
Alex 4nder Fsrnum,
HENRY $ MANSFIELD, Jr
Waterford, Mass. Sept ~, 1915 s2s eodtOct2l
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~ GouRAuDs Italian Medcsieo Soap lor we 0u,e u
Tan. Pimp.es kougness and al -kin oo'"psn'' -
Gous,vus Poudfe Subtle for ersdicains iaf a.,
Gors.ups LIQUID Vegetable Rouge, iof permanently W W
s,,.t niny cb-ess and hos besutfai oAiha S W.T.
GoUEArD Hat Dye, warranted not 10 STAN i've :" n' -
cents 50 cents and 81 per totte. 49,, .t.,, 81.
GoiRArt's Lily White for drying and whitening me
Govrsns Acoustic Drops, positive cure for deafness
C.urIoN-Bear particularly IN mind mai none OF ur m
s,si nrepsrsliops OF Dr. G0ursud can by any possib
~ he had any else In Newly ork except al bis utpO,
g. WakersL isi store FROM Bfoadway and OF ne ioi'
loysng Az, ats Jordan Miik-sL Boston Tue, Assem-
- p,,,lrl,'o. PHILADELPHIA 81 q
THosf WHO ARE BALD MUST BLAME hen
The hsr has IL coming out from levers or slch
nrss II can be restored prevented But remember you
us apply proper snulaDt al once for s negec tSt
msse- slJness permanent Use PHALoSs McsL BAL
AN on HAIR lSv6osATOR sppy II 10 tie head ACCORDING
60 the directions and matter how weak or INN he mar
NAV be Will strengthen II asOnshngy aud before long
The hair viii be healthy As II ever was fHALoN invented
mi. compound after long practical knowledge and irs Of
ever hing that would the hair and close study
81 what Injuries IT, Hundreds who have made use Oi II pro-
sounee il perfect Sold at T. PhaOns Hardressing Rooms,
.l4 BrOsdwey. Price !, and shllings per bottle.
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FOREIGN PORTS

Bermuda, Sept 10 brig Quadruple Swan, for New
York lst Nov.
Port Al Prince. sept IL. brg- Forest Drew. NNork,
ldg Frances. saven. from Wilmington for New York
dsg schrs Mary Augusta Cerwin Of and for Baltimore.
20th Edward 81 Frank. Of FreePort from Boston for
Port au Prince Of Pear Point 18th.
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CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, chem.ea

~ Pefum-ry &c for sale By DAVID SANDS L CO :"
East Broadway, cor Markets. VIZ
B-u.lgds Arrow Root, warranted pure and oil us oss
quality. ,,
Cod pressed Croton OIL perfectly sweet In bottles OF va
rious .izes, for family use
etlz and Soda Powders made from the best materials
STeih Leechs- for sale, applied by 40 experienced
person
Cologne Water ofsupenor quality, In bottles or on drat
Also agents for Dr. Pfaus Patent ARTIFICIAL Nipple, which
/. recommended BY the rrst Ply sicians 10 the Guy
Phy-cians Prrscr ptons carefully prepared BY compe'
tent person Al all hours, dag and sight 80
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~ No COMPLAINTS incident upon dsrsnged secIruVn
6ssered stomach affections Of the liver ssthrnn, coughs
Ia. ozzness Of the mead cold feet and headscecsn va"
s,nd he healthy effect Of LOngleys Psnsces sod a.
corsnd-.t which pcnetraics and pervsdes every mh1'
sh,e and nerve IN the human body. ~ Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

~ THsRr are facts relative TO The Balm Of Columoa y
ssn,.r- article is used only from q Cortland ST. II WI
,, Inc hsif falling out keep II free from capdrui make
o,, s7sin on bsld heads giving lively brnscy ana
ins,re Ard cum that nothing else can 80 q
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NEW WORK ON TEXAS.

NrI,EXAs AND HER PRESIDENTS, with glance Al
L her Climate and Agricultural Capabilities" by Co
rnne MONTGOMERY With portraits. This Is a work which
Will have large popularity, for It's fearless Independence
and truthful pictures OF public men and measures in Texas
The sketch of Gen Houston rich, caus c-and alone IS
worth the price Of lie volume 10 those who enjoy barbe
cue Never Justice dealt out with more un-paring
hand To southern gentlemen, and friends OF Texas, this
work will prove treat Price p Sold wholesale
and relail hH Z MINCMEs1ER. Pnh.i.-er - Ann-sl
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EXTRA RICH DRY GOODS,
1 Mes.rr. Barker 4 ToWIe's, II Cathe rtne.st


AtNes.rs. Barker IL TowIe's, ~ Cathe rtne-st.
NUEssRs. BARKER TOWLE, In accordance with
vi heir p.st custom having laid IN extensive and care
fy 50 d assortment 4 Fancy, Fashionable and Staple
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
now offer and the public generally The fol-
owing list small part OF Whist th-y have on hand VI
SUPERB SILKS.
Very rch stripe and hsc black mode and rofd;
Extra DO do and plaid BLACK and csmelion
Do do broche Nens tan ombre cafrels and giasS
obbre;
Reps roys P-kins, charnols, arcencsl rchly shaded
together with many other styles not here mentioned
SPLENDID sHAWLS.
Oflhe richest Cashmere Msszdea- and brocne patterns
Shaded piali and printed Cashmere, Tartan shawsi
Darnask, p.sd ana plain SUI and De La ns snawis
Very cn Dress Goods comprising every variety and -ty .
Of De LANES royal shade Cashmere De Ecoss- and Reps
Euglsh French and German Merinoes. Of every style,
color and pre-.
Prinis OF every pattern and price
Domescs every width ana quality and Lneu< VI every
description. Also very large assortment of
BOMBAZlSES AND ALrACCAs.
Broadcolhs Cashmere Nestings, &c &c for gentle
We would call the attention Of those wishing TO purchase
Dry Good. dtfcrpfoH. tn- i.ci t. our STOCK en-
rely new imported and selected within the last three
weeks also that have bdi prce and no DEVIATION
an JUS
M EAEHEn t.(NIID~-lt0 cascs Ia aud ~ Medium
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN ship Veilis1ton from Lordon and P0rrraoui-
Daring Of Lond n; Rev Reynolds of \ j. DR. George
Frck Baltimore; Mr. Means Y Lyon Bernard and son
do Mrs Wyness. I Andrews, Fhilsdelphis o Coun-
sell Joseph Gibson. Charles Forbes II J lunch J N
,evcnhssen Bsptists Fonisns Richard Lloyd and child
Charles Hardy Esther Gladstone, Of EngsEd-s7 the
steersge.
IN slip Hudson, from Aufrrp-Csr Myers 7 B Cram
mer-9l in the sieersce
N Br brig P-iHeos Royal from Bermudd-H san
ford of Connecticut
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residence. 50 Bond-sL ~
~ Clairvoyance-Msdaoa! 7reafmeHt-Dr.

~ Clairvoyance-Msd,ca 7reafrsHt-Dr $ 5.
LYON with A. j. DAVIS the celebrated Poughkeep.ie Clair
voySn has returned to this City and permanently located Al
No. % Greensl between Spring and Prince. Broad
way, where he VIII be happy receive hose who de-
srs examination by Csrvoyanee OF their internal s,rue-
ure and economy with view the removal of functional
arrangement disease Hours of reception. from to 3
A. NJ and from ~ z. NJ Examinations will be made Al
y A. NJ and S: p NJ The Medical Faculty invited to
call and be satisfied OF the reality and usefulness Of Clair
voysace. SIS lw'
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rhe ~ Is now only an 90 behind ls4i

The Toll is now only $3l 900 behind 1874
The Atlantic and st Lawrence Railroad Co. has
been organized by the election OF the following gentle
men as Directors VIM p Preble Of Portland James
Dcerne Of wesibrook John Massey. John b Brown
John Anderson Elphset Greedy 81 John smith Josiah
s Little John L. Farmer, Thomas Hammond, George
Turner of Portland; John A. Poor Of Bangor Ezra F.
Beal Of Norway John Neal Esq was elected Clerk OF
the Corporation The IAeeting opened with prayer
Would II be well adopt this practice IN our Stock
Board.
The Collector of the Delaware and Raritan Canal
at PRINCETON gives the following comparative statement
Of the business ON the Delaware and Rsrtan Canal TO
date f,ri The xear 1sli md lsIh
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exoss sAps,PARIIIA-ltis Astonishing how long me
% ysae OF many suhsisnoes has someimes ftinsnen un
snovn The discoveries u a. sugar could De MADE ron "
80, ,tsf ,uh,ifnae could he obianed from barn IN ne
s,r Of cnire that could be rendered ne e.enehl
- motion and that the glorious sun sell coea ue
49,. ~ mcneil with his burning rays the halefes oi mei'
- ,.,elsbt great and portsnt chapges IN ne csPs
~. ~ All and scsnce 20 which his refers but o-
.s are 10 be estimated By her results ana hs nnuv
Sor al suffering among the most important O ,hsre
~ 80 Of none hich csims higher place lhsh ust o
be nroee.. BY which sardss Ssrssparls y S
49, 49,, extract Of The sansive pfoPtrues OF Inc
80 l.h.ys-i to tie whaling remedy IN ulcers sno Gu
Ss d,ea-es II capable Of beng subdued by any human
p,~tsred and sold holes.le and retail, by A. y ID
esxIs wholesale Druggists 70 fulionsL New oh
80 - =. "a Brosdyssy n East BrOsdw sy. and by Ding
-. ,n.ay ihroue bout The United staes Price per
t,,,. =, tott.es for 60
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Sept l3 lat &c 90 lon 40 t. passed Br bark Camden
steering West.
Sept % lat 81. Ion - exchanged signals with Bremen
ship Elise steering Esstper VIM Nelson at this port
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Nmusements.
NIBLO's GARDEN

NIBLO's GARDENING ro.ponemen, ., this 60
tablishment ON sccount Of the weather thu Grand
Entrance from Broadway The Saloon protected and
he New Saloon which vensled from he top and sides
can be Osed at mom-nts notice Doors open att Per
formsnce to commences I7i Monday Evening September
2gh. Fifth night of The engagement OF Mrs Mowau and
Mr Cnsp. To commence with the Overture Acteron
half hour will take place between the third
and fourth of the A. the end OF ihs play the Pas
Seu Of La Bsysdere. by Miss Celeste Admission ~ cents
CASTLE i.ARDEN.-fb- doors Will open ~ naf
~ past and the performances Will commence nj hatpas
o'clock precisely Adm s.ion - cents. Last week Of The
Blresque Opers h all the avorie in the music
of Mons Auber. Monday Evening Sept -, the entertain
OF the evening will be gwen intemisson OF half hour
for promenade and refreshments aaOrng opportunity
of exsm.uing the beautiful loo COsmorass To conclude
with the operate Ballet dActon paroded from Aub-rs
popu La BAY aiere entitled Buy Dare, or the Revolt OF
the " DOL Heads,
A MEXICAN MUSEUM. and Aerial Garden lon
hday September 29-Spsndi performances In after
noon O'Clock, and every evening al hai-past Keen
gagemen OF the Dang Ouang from the Island OF Borneo
The ndwender To the pub
e The Petrifed Human Body. An Anti-Rent Dress faom
Delaware county. Ole Bull jr alias Master Howard Dis
solving Views Iydr~Oxygen Microscope Mrs Western,
Great Western Miss Elizabeth, the infant vocalist Madame
Rockwell the famous fortune teller. New aud besuiitU
Wax Figures Living Serp-nts, &c Admission % cons -
Children under 10 yesf' 2' cents
EXHIBITION OF THE IVORY CHRIST"
A L 2f7 Broadway. " Y. This Ia the largest and most
N beautiful Ivory Statue I'm the World IL was executed
by Monk ia the ri ST Nicholas nj Genoa from
SOLID hoct Of usry three feet long by fourteen Inches diam
and il pronounced by the highest authority To be- with
out a parallel among works OF Art Abundance z, cens-
Exhibition dsv and evening sl' INNS
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~ New and Elegant CarpetinRs OF Fall I'm
poaiiOn.-Rch AubussOn Carpets, Royal Velvet Nillon-
Tapestry. Brussels, Three Ply and Ingram CaIpeungs
Floor Cloths English Drusgets, &c. sc.
Comprising the richest and elegant assortment OF
Carpeungs and Floor Oh Cloths received into ihs
country, selected with the greatest and attention. and
containing many entirely patterns, which for beauty OF
design brilAncy of color elegance OF nish supe
nor 10 any thing before received.
Strangers visiting the city, and all others wishing The
lses, ard of goods will do well 10 examine the
extensive stock. where they Will md all articles necessary
to furnish with the most refined taste and prices The most
reasonable. REUBEN SMITH. Jr
% Broadway, opposite the CITY Hall
n. Bust opening, aarge invoice Of beautiful English
Dugeets aud quarters beautiful colors, and Of
the best quality Also m invoice OF Velvet Dugsets
ceedingy rich 50 linus
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FRESH SUPPLY.

A IhESH oUFFL1s
VNHE GREAT DOCUMENT-Tne Live. and Letters Of
i Hons Benz F. Butler Jesse hoyi ard o'Dsf o.'nn-
pushed Democrats az exceedingly rich AFFAIR Price ~.
cents
Harpers Pictorial Bible No % Price = cents
Treasury of History, No. 9. Price 3 cents.
Wandering Jew 1T aud al volume complete Ihi- .Iesl
work l. now finished and the demand for IN absied w N
chesiers Il, Harper's = cents
Orsdrilie. from The Bohemian Girl Price 3 cents
MYSTERIES OF Berlin complete. - ,
Also. all The weekly paper--New YORK Mirror, NeeAS
Fpodum Broadway Journal. Rambler, Philadelphia Cou-
rier Meals Gazette Uucle sam. Yankee. and Hsrbnger
n " "A GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
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THE NETWORK
~ Chcap Garnet Warehouse. AS PenrI-sf

THE NETWORK
" Cheap Carpet Warehouse, AS Penrl-st.
Opposite W!lamLl The subscribers inform Their friends
and public that they daily receiving heir supplies for
me VAIL TRADE which been selected with great care
from the latest and best patterns, and all Of which they are
offering prices 10 suit the most ugid economist
Brussels Carpeiing, new pstern..los 70 per yard
ply Imperial, % ........ Y
Double super and superine lngraln,..... q"
Fine and com. lug rich bright cold....... -@io .
Also, FLooR OIL CLOTHS well seasoned, IRON : To -
feet wide Rugs, Duggeis Table and Piano Covers. and
Stair Rods Lamp Mails Window Shades and all other sr'
Giles connected with the trade NJ extremely low prices
Strangers visiting the city particularly invited 70 al and
examine the above stock SMITH \ LOUNsBEkl.
els owls as Pesrl-st opposite William
~ Cheapest Carpet Establishment in the L nj
ted states, NO ~ BOweTy HIRAM ANDERSON has
juS received large Of English ThrecPy and
Double Superhne CArpeug OF and beautiful patterns
all which will he sold 3 per cent less than the usua.
prices Also, just received
i5oo yards warranted all wool Ingram Carpehng Sc % TO
l. I'd per yard.
$4,000 Double sup-rnns, s. TO Is per yard.
1900 Tuned Hearth Rugs .os each
1900 &C Oh Cloth IS od per yard
500 yard, ~ Drugget. Is per yard
10000 Nenelisn Stair Carpet, - ii per yard.
600 Mating. l. 6d per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON 10. 80 BOwery.
SIS 2wis' the first establishment above Hester ct
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P,rrsprRcH.-The Gazette Of Wednesday says,
81, s..n. a long time since eyes were gladdened
~ Ca, sec, water in the channel. Yesterday was
rere,hing one On the wharf Most OF The packets IN
~. ,e hauled up TO the wharf. and. with farther
-. vii scatter in the several trades 10 which they
helope"
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~ At THIS season Of the yesr srectcns 81 NE lungs
s.n and th. oolv iGls mny against ultimate eonsviEP
& Gov eh Il 70 use the Expeciofsni syrup Tor sncn az, G
90 FINN n C.fllanl-st - :.
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InI.n AN -II.ytR WATCHES re,siled ,

HULU md ~IEVfH WNTCHES feIhIrd 81
VI wholesale prices by J. + Wiston dealer In watches
No CORTLAND street. up stairs corner Broadway.
All watches sold this establishment warranted 10 per
form well unsy refunded. Watches cOcks, musical box
- and Iewelry repaired the best manner At the lowest
prices. Arrangemen have been made with MI VIM A.
Gamble whose reputation watch repsrer Is unsurpas%
al having engaged for nine IN The ceetrs
Ted manufactures Europe enables him " repair The most
complicated work that can be produced
Trade work promptly done on reasonable terms
J. I. WILLiSTON
aul7,fis No | Conruanjsr mp sizira
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FINE WATCHES.
Iewetrv sstlyer.ware. AC.

Ii o. STONE (e-sbshed 1881 L. constantly adding TO
III. his stock The latest styles OF LEVER, LEPlNE and
PLAIN WATCHES, CHAINS, KEYS PENCIL CASES,
LOCkETS, SPOONS, &c. &C. H. o. Sc cash principle OF
doing bus Eess and with small gsns explains
the cause OF the people getting along 80 uelP wh-nsng
al his store Wsches and Jevslry carefully repaired Old
Watches Jewelry, Gold and Silver taken In exchange 81
their full value, or bought for cash
HUBBARD q. STONE, 4Ol Broadway
.el2Qtsw MWkF 1T Corner Walk-r-stre
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ACard.-Whereas Messrs. Al


u a Card.-Whereas Messrs. Andrews Boyle
the agents OF Mr. lsaac Ptman, Of Bath England author
ofPITMANs PHoSoGRAPHY have given ready and hearty
acceptance OF the proposition OF ii. w 1.-THE writer OF
series of Essays Photography in the ~ T. Trbune Tor
public of the merits OF this system as compared VITA
any rival system which may be fairly brought in compet
ton with it," the Executive Council Of tie American Pho
nogrsphc Society desire signify their approval Of the
proposed test they believe that Photography, which has
already undergone the thorough Investigation and
ensve experiment by learned and practical men IN
will the sirctest scrutiny and fully sustain n character
as simple, beautiful and truly philosophical method Of
writing and representing human speec and they do herr
by authorize Messr 4 b. 10 act rs the representatives Of
the Photographic Society and take the necessary
measures for conducting the examination Of The subec! aud
LAYING II fairly before the public tribunal for impartial dec
ion BY tie result they wish to abide they are not the
mere parisans Of system. but earnest advocates OF re-
form in our present detective methods ofWng and Print
Ing aud they trust that with themselves, the public viii
immediately adopt that which is proved To be based
on the soundes principles and is in a respects the best
In behalf of the A. Z. =. j. III. WRIGHT,
Chairman Executive Com
WI
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THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED,
NO " AND V. of Wiley aud Putnam. Library Of
~ American Books - ~ ,,,,-
No IV-Tbe Wigwau and the Cabin By " Gilmore
snms | vol. beautifully printed. 80 ceci-
CONTENTS.
l. Grazing. or, Murder VII OUT
, The Two Camps, Legend Of the Old North Stale
= The Last " ager. the Gaues.er OF the Ni-issppL
The Arm CHAR VI Tg.lenugsee Tradition 81 The "a
tawba
s The Sake Of the Cabin
D. Oskaitbe. or The Inociaw samp-cn-
T. JOc.ss-e, Cherokee II gend.
No. Wig Abe ami the Little Manhattan BY COfnsh
IL Mathews Beautifully printed > cents.
CONTENTS.
J. The Ghcs; OF Ns-l
b.. Abel and The Like Manhattan come 70 terms and
get 4 night view o: tbe CIV
How u gOr- First Day, with Tie City waxing up
The Cry be Ai-fofernosI 10 Business, and Tie second
days WORK
II strikes three and the City takes be comfort
g. The City al his Crimes, the Line MsnhslAn and D.
Abel busy. 80, =.
Z Tue Fifth Day OF and the City iisPorng himself IN
very low way. - -.
Biz Abel and he Li,ile Manhattan busy As ever The
City In his Working JACKET 81. -,
y rhey are IN The Seventh Day. and where he Chy hnds
his children. ALI.
10 II al wind. up with Entertainment: Bird -eye
view OF he whole and where The Guys moving TO-
Published ard for sac By . -. ,,,
- s,SMsTu WILEY l PUTNAM. lsl Broadway
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CHEAP MUSIC CHEAP MUSIC

THE CELLARlUS WALTZ, and MaTouIsa Ousdrlle'
L by Coois snd Giovers London Polka Quadries, are
Just published by T. TEssErr Co IN their usual style Of
elegance with Illuminated ute page Price Of the whole
only = cents.
Love Not By Hon Mrs. Norton. for 81 cts.
-Four sets OF Oladril = To- = -
Songs OF the Camr aign Tho " Widow Ms'one and sev
en- other capita songs from Charles OMAey, for % cts
Also ak OF nssells beet 500 -, price :, CO.
Flowers VI Melody containing ten popular songs and bal
ads, price . cts.
Z. Z. 4 Co constantly issang an extensive sssor
OF choice and elegant music. at third The usua
price. s25-U T. FERRET SC0 81 Broadway.
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" Robert Owen.-We hsve the pleasure 10 iniorri
the friends of sound practical progress for the benefit o al
classes thai have prevailed Robert owen he founder
OF the Rational System OF Society 10 explain his present
view. TO our society and the public generally previous 10
the Great Conventions speedily 10 be held In ts city, and
especially the Worlds Convention which We learn IL 10
commence Al 10 o'clock Wednesday morning the Isl OF
October, in Clinton Hall
Mr. Owen will give outline OF that which he intends TO
recommend for adoption the ensuing Conventions, on
Sunday morning half past TO- and Al In the evening Al The
Franklin Hail. rs Chatham square.
!. CAMPBELL. President
J. HoGe Secretary. so 9is'