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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02

TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS.
NROSSlNG FULTON FERRY-A very neat Saloon has
~ just been fitted the United State. Hotel (enance
Water joining the bar Of the Hotel with three
Tables Eagle frames and marble bedsbete Tables than
entrance 49 Fulton Players Fulton Market and down
town, the east side, will find the u g. Hotel Saloon we'll
calculated for their accommodation The proprietor pledges
himself to have kept respectable For exercise only
meg lnsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02

WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORIUM.
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale large Of Sc
made Of best selected Havana Tobacco and having
been manufactured six months fine Order
be sold lower than quality Of Imported
Segars
Havana Regalias in sths and lcths, Cazado-ss,
Washington La Normas, Esperanza,
La India, La Rec0mpmsa,
Justa SAM. Principles, Panet91a, &C &c.
Together with large Of Imitation Seaa Of every
quality aru pnce, for sale lots 70 suit purchasers by
apl7 I'm ere KENNETH LAVEkTY. 70 Wall 1t
GEN UINE IMPORTED HAVANA SEGAkS.
THE SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale wholesale and retail
following choice brands Of segars; point s3lay
there il hyperion in this city
Uguez Regalias. Yngeniuded.
do Paneeas, India,
do Small sizes, Palma Celebrada,
La Fragancia, Canones, flor the Southern
Norma, market)
Venus Paneteas, (of various brands.l
Cabana, (suable for London Regalns. do do
marketl TrfIHbs,
Estrela do Esperanza.
Noriega (of superior auaty)
Strangers and the sde generally would do well
calling examining this splendid stock Of Segan previous
purchasing else WHERE all the above Sega genuine
and contain nothing br Tobacco Of the first
and best quality. ID. M. HENRIQUES,
mai ms rrc 81 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY @ s4s
WILLIAM A. SMETS

M Ill open his New Store, 7 Broadway, (undrr the New
w York Hctel corner Of Wayerly Place TIL URSDAY
the iIh nstant with an entrel NEW STOCK Of GOODS
received by the late arrivals from France
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02

FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
IN business pleasure BE- accommodated daring their
stay with pleasant desirable home in TIE house
lady Of ectabtity they will with
on Apartments with private tabies pe,sIIed Apply at
81 BURTON CRESCENT,
apps 1m~rc Euston Square. London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02

OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS,
IT THE MI G ASIN d M Cd f.,
SO Canal Street.
NADINE u; BEHRMAN begs leaye 70 inform her friends
M and the public that he will open for the Mon
day the slst March, instant when she will exhibit
from PARIS every variety, and in style uupres edented
called ARTOIS HATS" which from their peculia and lady
like style may rank pre- eminent
ALSO, variety Of pure white fancy saws fine double Dun
PARIS Ribbons and Flowers Of the choicest styles and in
great varieties. mh2s lmsec
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
~ WANTED-And the highest price given for all kinds Of
off Clothing and good second hand Furniture Persons
wishing dispose Of the will do we'll call the sub
scribsr address line through the Post Office which will be
punctually attended to- 3. LEVY,
49h Chatham street, N. Y.
N B-Constany hand scasonable assortment Of gen.
uemcnh Clothing, cheap for cash. m29 lmsrc
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can BE- obtained By Geutlemsz
Families whe desous Of converting thsir left Oh
WEARING apparel into cash.
Famies Gentlemea quitting the city changing
dce having any supeduoux ecn dspose Of will find
much 70 their advantage for the SuoscYber who will
attond st their residence By appointment
T J. LEVINSTYN,
Hs Broadway, up stairs.
prompt aftentiou. mT 1mSrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-02

H SkRs FOR NEW oHLEANs-Louisana nd New
MN York Line-Repular Packet to sail 9Th MsyIhe
II elegant, fast sailing, packet ship M ARTAA WASH
NGIUN CART Stevens viii positively sail above her re-
|gun day.
su.et, or 70 y. X. C0LIlNs Y 20; 4 South st.,
promptly forward Ill goods TO his address. msrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04
DIED:

On Tuesday evening 2nd inst. after a long illness,
Mrs ABBY ANN, wife of William Henry Mills in the
Ord year Of her age
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral o'clock from her late residence
Newark n j.
On Wednesday the }rd inst. after long and painful
illness Of dropsy, Mrs. FRANCES, wife Of John Jacobs
In the 56th year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re-
speculy invited attend her funeral this afternoon al
5oclock from her late residence, No 40 Clnton.st.
Yesterday at the residence of Dr. c. l.. Smith, Great
Neck l.. p ALMlRA, the infant daughter of John and
Eliza Burroughs of Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, 30. Mrs Ann, wife Of David Haddcn,
90 3D. Christopher :. Hubbard.
On Tuesday. ID, Louisa A. wife of VIM. X. Smith
Mary L. daughter Of Jacob ID. l.. NJ. Armour, T.
On Monday. lst John Gion, 30 Chas. Long, "A.
AT Albion, Orleans Co. sd ult DR.. c. w. Rugg, of
Boston Msss.. IS
At Brooklyn. ID William snowden, 40; Titus I. Rems
den IS
At Honolulu. March 81 John Drury. OF Hudson, N. Y.
Al Catskill, 25ih ut. VIM w. Van Vechten, 40.
At Caverack, 9th ult Henry q. Demarest, formerly
Of CatskiI.
AT Hudson, 2sth ult., Chas. Dakn, A..
AT Ballston, 2sih ut. Solomon Parkiss, Go.
AT Portland Me-. 32st ult, Sophia O, daughter OF the
late JAS Hewitt, Of this city.
Al Albany. LIST Augustus Graham, ~.
Al jamaica, L. l., 9th ult Ann Lott, p 30,h Hiram
Lane 40.
At Hampstead. 24ih ult. Gilbert Stewart, so
Al East Troy, 9Th ultr Austin IL. Wright, of Clarence.
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,DIAN HEAD-Co,;ons narrow and wide, for sac BY
q SPEAR RIPLEY. 81 LAoerty-sl up stsrS
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At Hayerstraw Rockand Co on Wednesday evening.
Minstant by Rev Mr.. Crane, Mr. CHARLES : CLARK,
ofNew.York to Miss REBECCA MEAD Of the former
place
On Tuesday, % inst, by Rev Mr.. Farley Henry Jes-
SOP TO Mary Ann Fsckrell, of Ogdensburgh
Al Batavia Abel w Reddng, Of New York, to Mary
lane Williams.
AtProvidence X. L. lsi, Albert L. Wskelee, of Roch-
ester n Y to Caroline +. Richmond
At Buffalo Goth ult Thomas Devy to Julia Kelly
At Basion Spa, 3st ult.. Edward N. Hill, of New
burgh to Harriet Nelson Thomas Bsdgeey to Eliza
beth Lawrence.
Al Bennington, VI Ist inst, T 5. Baker of Albany to
Harriet Corbiere
At Undertook, Odd ult, Jacob j. Settler TO Amira
stickes, Of Claverack.
At southwick Mass, 9Th ult Albert X. Palmer, OF
Racine w. I. TO Helen Humphrey. of ;.
AT Charleston :. G. sth, James Legare to Sarah Sea
brook
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EXTRAORDINARY POPULARITY ,

EUGENE SUES ROMANCES are now The mosi ropu-
II ar works thai from ne press The Hotel Lam
bert published Saturday ast hiss sold one arg- don
in three copy u the hrst 10 be bad yesterday
TIE second edition will be ready 10 O'Clock This Day
Price . cents. Also.
L-tresum0n historical romance Of most absorbing inter
st hy Eugene sue. Price = cents.
The Temptation, Wsch T0-se- OF Koat-Ven, by Sue
few copies Of the fourth edition car ye, te had. Price
- cents.
Tue Godoiphn Arabian, sporting novel, By sac, with
ma enFravuss. Price ~ cents.
The Wandering Jew, Vol l. ~ cenis-compele for 81
ALSO RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
Florence Re Lacey. or the COque-. Original novel of
N-N-YOrx lie, IN which the hard cider campaign OF 1870
with MS az the professions and speeches OF that time. Price
.
The Countess Fa1si!na translated from the German. -
Travels IN Sweden a charming work. only ~ cents.
The Prme Minister OF Lschokse- best tales, IL. cents
The stolen WILL from the French Of sOule- Price u, cis
Christina aud her Court a Swedish Price , Cts
- Strangers Ia the City. and those going 70 sea, Will DO
ell 70 supply themselves with cheap books TO amuse le
sure hour. IL r. WINCHESTER. Publisher - Ann-st.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

ship Arson, Barkrnan ds I'm Charleston with cotton
and rice. 10 Geo sutton
Brig voliaire OF Thomasion) sleeper from Passport
with mdse. 20 master.
Brig l. Baldwin Hayes, De I'm Savannah with cotton
and nee 20 Durham & DimOn.
Brig Belle Myers, I ds from Wilmington NC. lumber.
&C. 10 l. Powell
Brig Leopold O'Donnell, Davis ds I'm Phia in bal
Iast 10 Foster a Nckerson
Brig Gc0rgiana. York. - days from Neuv,as with 37J
hhds rnolasses, 20 Hoyt s owen. Left brigs Amanda
avery lds for Niork Brothers Mayo for DO ds FROM
Demerara; Blanchard dsg
Brig l. Orient Niles, 10 ds I'm Ponce, PR with sugar
and molssses. 10 Buck & Peters. sailed in company
with schrs Caroline, for Philsd Hope, for Baltimore
Lett bark I . Brown. for Cowes and a market.
Brig II Mark. Williams - days from - Domingo.
City mahogany &c 10 4. c. Rossre Co Lefi brigs
Columbia Basbis for Boston. in days SpreadweA.
Wilson. do do. The only AIMS.
Brig Philip Hone. Mitchell, 81 ds I'm Buenos Ayres.
with hides and wool 10 G. Elkins Left ships Cami.-
Ia. Kempon for Narcotics; Brutus, Adams. for York
.;h august. Banks Peru Gore for Boston IN 10 day
Rosabeis. Baily Just arrived; ChslcedOng Ford do
Bngs Francis Beck. sprague, NewYork, days. Cum
berand Hsdey. for Parsnsque. 10 days; sylph. snow,
condemned Schr Enterprise Nckerson. Rio Jsneiro
Argentine Bark Syrena. Goodrich, for Hamburg July
2iih LAT 3 80 s lon 81 w, spoke Bark Rosina, Doty,
hence far Rio de Janeiro.
;chr Traffic Gardner De I'm Baltimore mdse, % &
Briggs.
Schr Avon. Perry, ds I'm Wilmington, NC. with ma
val stores 10 J NJ Taylor.
schr Patrick Henry. Chester, ds TN Richmond with
md.e. 10 Surges & Chairman.
schr Frank Baker I'm Georgetown, DC with -four. to
Stufges & Chairman.
schr : Powell Murch DE- from Wilmington Nc,
with naval stores, 10 r Powell
~chr Sally Miller days from Washington. NC, naval
stores. 10 master.
schr W Kimpton, Osborn, de- i'm Norfolk, produce
70 Surges Chairman.
schr Fourth Of July Lcaon, fm virginia with corn TO
II Ravens s. SON
schr Aristedes, Drummond- from Folly Landing,
10 II Ravens a -On.
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Books.
-UST PUBLISHED


DIBLIOTHECA sACRA ard Theological Review. con-
ID Quoted by r. T. Edward. and 2 A. Park Professors OF
sndoVrr with Tie srecs cooperation 90 Dr. Robinson aud
Professor stuart Vol H. No : for August, issA Price
per snnlm, -
CONTENTS
TIE alleged discrepancy between John .ad tn other
Eyar gels- respecting cur Lords AS Passover By Dr.
Robinson
, The authority II God B. Rev. J. W Msri.
8 IuteiectIal and Moral influence OF Roman.sni. Bv
Prot z A. PARK
g. LIZ. II John Gavin By Rev. r d. C. Robins
Pi.f1 ana The Psionic Pmosc ply. By Prof Woo sev
G. Roman slavery. BY Prof J. o. Lincoln.
: Nrr- u Palestine. BY Rev. :. Wo.cou.
B. select NCuces and Inie-gence-C lassica Literature
Church Hsory-Blb.cal and Oriental Lieraure-Msce.la
reuls
We regard his work ar honor ~ our Biblical and
Crirrai Tie-atrrer Boston rraveer
"Th. s rch and valuable quarterly, snd deserving Of
rarv e,-er.iye nafrr~,len lChrstian Observer.
puhb.i-s a. f1r a. bv WILEY PUTNAM
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~ sixteenth ward.-A, the call of,he Ward Cor

~ sixteenth Ward.-At the call ofihe Ward Com
nre- and Ia accordance with the recommendation Of the
Whig General Committee. the Wings of the Sixteenth
ard assembled at the Temperance Hail. in Eighieenhsi
near the Eighth avenue Tuesday evening, Sept = NJ
g. @. CAMPBELL called to the Chair Messrs-
NICHOLAS ZitNsN and JAMES T. CoUESHovF~, were ap-
r, nisSi Vice iChsrmen, and Messrs JOHN b HAiLsrrp
aud CL,sS SMITH, Secretaries The call OF the meeting
being read and approved. motion, Committee OF rye
appointed TO nominate three delegates to represent this
vrd in the Senatorial Convention. The Committee having
retired reported the following gentlemen as delegates to
thai Convention:
IAMrs NIcoI GEORGE G. CAMPBELL.
JOSEPH n. BALESTlER
The report was unanimously accepted
The meeting then proceeded the election OF delegates to
ic County Convention which resulted in the choice OF The
following gentlemen
SAMrEL REYNOLDS ROBERT O. CAMPBELL,
JOB L. BLACK, JOHN d. LYNDON,
ORRlN PACKARD.
After an elcquen, address from n Bslesticr ESQ the
meeting adjourned. q. @. CAMPBELL, Chsrmen-
NICHOLAS ZLKES, W.. Chm,
JAMES T. CoVESHovES, wv N"'" H.
yons B; s hsa.srrO' Secretaries.
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NEw.yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, Sept d. fOhIkf
u Tristan Balsd-Grsncmothrr'- Sea Anguish hss-
,lafiou. OF the Divine BY Rev. Thoma. l. Harrs-l I'd
lTORIAL-Ahoui he FA Election Mr.. Hurlbui On Cor
porauons-The Loco-Foco Theory; The Prices OF foods
law and Order The Land Question: Downfall q frotec-
non. TIE Courier Exactly Manufacturers ard Farmers
LAW and Order In Kentucky; Labor Wages and lrlin.'
rrz,lou: Remarks on Another Letter from Maryland
Labor In New Yorkts circumstance condilors snc r
xssrss-Nos VI vi snd JII-Ill. POLlTlCAL-Elec-
- Re,urp. nom Tennessee Indiana North Csrohn.
Members OF The YXiXih Congress-lN NJ" s-fr9n nc
P.-.srs Oregon and California, santa re- The hocky
N,nntsns From the War Quarter Farther from me All
Rent Region; From the sandwich lssndsi Chna 1e-N.
Beethoven Monument Letters
-. ,h wsvsss. No ": The inrdeiiy OF Modern society
Western Temperance Convention Rocnss.s rrO s,r-.
ooinons on Leland Cores p0nience of The Tribune from
Washington Ontario Co &c CIy Items as lf9m Ihs Das
Money Produce CauIr Market Household Markets, &c
single copies pu up IN wrappers for the Mails can be oo-
tanned A. the desk-price 8. cents -
~ TERMS-S9 per year. All srbscripuons pa -0r
inrexihlv IN advance. Address
GREELEY n NJ ELRATH. Tribune buidinS-
Cor Spruce and Nassau SIS opposite the liiF HAL
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A TREATISE ON

hISFASEs of the Sexual System, adapted to Popular
~ and Professional Reading and The exposition OF Qlacs
cry professional and otherwise, By Edward Dixon D.
author Treatise Leucorhea and Proap.us teri and
other surgical papers and Lecturer on the Operative
Surgery Of The Eye; l2mo. pages ~ Burgess Srnger
Co. Price Al Being complete digest Of every known
Disease Of the Sexual systems and the causes OF precOy
with the symptoms and treatment u every class
OF life syphilis gonorrhea, hereditary descent OF disease
hydrocee yarcOcee structure, ~, &c. with the most mod
er methods of treatment the whole being perfectly inel
ghle 10 every reader go
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal publication Of
he CHEST authority notice Of this valuable work says
DR. Dixon has written much and well on various branches
His book shows thorough acquaintance " I'm
approved modern practice his Acknowledged ingenuity I'M
der trying surgical circumstances, his originality and deVo
ton the rational principle OF Medicines make itimperous
Ia Ook Al this book with than ordinary interest"
The Evening Post says " DR.. Dixon i pupil of Dr. Mott
the inventor great number Of useful instruments seve
raj Of which figured in bis book aud practitioner OF
feen years standing. II is written In decided language
but with great deicacy and u l. adapted 10 unpro
fe-siona well professional reading and VIII Doubtless
do great good"
Horace GREELEY.-"I IL contains no line OF word cact
lated 10 cenuous passions but ihe contrary every
where and Will prevent thousands from rushing into course
ofdis.paon REASONABLY placed In their hands We hope
vii be Published give the widest possible crcl
laiOn.' 90
By enclosing Fl and paying the postage the book vii be
any required address In city or country a-pl In
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RICH FALL GOODS

LNOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, now receiving Al The
i New York Cash Tailoring Establishment No. lS1 Broad
why, three doors below the franklin House
The subscribers receiving their Fall supply of
rch STYLES French Elastic Ca-simeres and Ncs,ngs Also
very rich patterns Scsrs and Fancy Dress secs
of every description for Geniemcns wear, Ia winch iAcy
would invite the attention of the public.
Strangers and others arriving IN N. city, wishing l %
partial outht will md al this establishment every article fe
,pse To complete Geutemans Wardrobe ~ tbs latest
STYLES and best fabrics, al the lowest cash prices
Full suits furnished few hours notice, and for the con
venence Of customers requiring garments for Immediate
Use. keep constantly hand assortment of the hnes
quality and latest styles equal In every respect 10 those made
to order Terms cash delivery and no deviation IN prices
sui isN J. {. BOOTH 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

FlSH-Dry Cod scarce and wanted and prices tend
upward 200 quinals arrived Tuesday, sold At - IS
Also sales $50 quintals Cod at 10 400 bbls Mackere
being all in hands taken at S3 50. large No
81 - North No. g. - and South No. - IS d6
ssl Nothing done in Shsd. No Picked Salmon here.
FRUlT-Sacs have been made Of 300 boxes Bunch
Raisins NJ - i04t mos.
RICE-The market is firm but quiet there being an IN
disposition operate un the reception OF later adyices
from abroad.
SALT-Liverpool Sack s dull, and several parcels re
main afost unsold BY auction, 1000 bags saina Fine
sold at l2i cents. cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04
~ sebrins,- Restorative Cordial.-Th. plea.

AMI medicine Is never-faing remedy f0r Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections IL is certain for Sick and Nerv
Gus Headaches and excellent preventive OF Cosvene>s
and Low Spirits II corrccts morbid stale OF The hillary
organs and very ecacous Ia relieving Faulency Chol-
- and similar plants Of the Stomach and Bowels II
speedily promotes The OF strength and activity IN a.
cases OF Debility restores healthy appetite where this
greatest Of blessings : deficient and naura cone
oi-nce gives tone and vigor 10 the whole system
Sold wholesale and retail by A b ID. SANDS, 70 Fulton.
street also At rs Broadway and Z East Broadway sold
aso by RUSHTON co. 10 Broadway. 10 Aston House.
and Broadway. corner Of Fourt1rnuEs- Also ~ j. \ L
Coadirrtou SIS HGison-sl is- ~ocisr
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RICH AND ELEGANT cARPETINGs,
RA ha kul TrodQ.

rl,HE SUBSCRIBER daily adding To bis extensive and
well selected stock The latest AMI hes, patterns of French
AIbusson, Administer Royx Wilton, Tapestry, Velvet,
Brussels Theepy and Ingram Capetngs, suitable or the
Fall trade lie also offers the best assortment Of on Cloths,
Od aud well seasoned, containing great variety ~ patterns
Of every description and width together Win a.. articles
connected with the trade Strangers visiting the city, and
al DESTROYS OF purchasing the ses, and hes. styles u
Carpengs OH Cloths sc. will md greatly 10 their advsn
tsgc his stock before making their selections
r m hi, long experience and facilities Ia the trade he
Is enabled offer the strongest ENGAGEMENTS to purchasers
REUBEN SMITH, Jr, 25s Broadway,
aulg lmiss opposite City Hall
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ur>i HuClc lOt tir grown VI ttt
Bright iress~s are the theme OF poets praise
The painters skill their lusife TOO displays,
It's brauty's mark. lustrous head OF hair.
And what both sexes much del ghi 10 wear
good head OF hair needs attention preserve s ustre
and luxurance. II Il commences dropping out, there =
nothing vii prevent tbs calamity The Bears on
prepared pure Bear grease II the pores Of the
skin and moisiens the roots and be the natural
remedy for preserving il in - original srers h and beauty
Prepared and sold By A b. SANDS co. wholesale and
retail Chemists and Druggists rs Broadway Cham
bcfs-sireei Granite Buildings. Sold, aso Al ~ FuionsL
and II East Broadway. In bottles . and % cents
aulS lmcOdis
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Correspondence of Livingston & Weiss Express.
BUFFALO Sept l. At o'clock p NJ

There is a steady demand for Flour for shipment and
prices have advanced fully shilling previous
The sales comprise about 1000 bbs 500 OF which were
Black Rock Flour q w Tin brand. at 81 80 Ohio, 200
Chicago Mills and 80 do Wisconsin Flour al the same
price With the exception Of some lots old Chicago
Wheat there is in market the last 20lS bushels
Ncrnillon having been sold Saturday afternoon AT
3 cents Mess and Prime Pork continues without va
stion but Smoked Hams for which there is considers
bic inquiry today would readily bring cents Lard
ard Butter are also good request previous rates but
the stocks very light.
Below will be found the imports at this point during
the month of August together with the princpse articles
exported during the same time
Flour 3ist3; Pork 2t50 Ashes lSO9 Wheat bOsoO;
Corn 2sl3; Oats 2452 Butter S5ls pkgs Cheese 1913
do. Wool 2ls3: Lead 1000, Slaves 1900; Lumber
$4,000 $3.50
Exports-Flour 5000 bbls Ashes AS casks Whea,
5000 bushels, Wool 100 n Butter l2o'4oO 10
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EDUCATIONAL TEXT BOOKS.

PuhI7 .hrd by y. AFFLtIUN CO. 10 bTOfuWay.
4 DICTIONARY OF the English Language. containing
"A the pronunciation. eiymoogy and explanation 81 an
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Vocabulary OF tie Roots OF English Words and accented
.t Of Grerk Latin and scripture Proper Names, by Alex
Reid. A. W. Of Edinburgh, with critical preface b. Prot
Reed Of the University of Penn vol Emo, Soc pages 81
The State Normal school al Albany, and several other
leading Institutions, have already adopted this Dictionary AS
Text Book
Introductory Lectures Modern History, with the lnai-
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story OF Germany, from The earliest period 10 the pre-
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New-York, Aug. 10, 1916.
f9- In Chnnccry.-Beiore the Chancellor, Hem

fP- In Chancery.-Belore the Chancellor Henry
Daley complainant Lucus :. COmsOck and Ann Moore
defendants The firm of COmsiOck & Co having persisted
in using he Of Henry Daley without authority We
have been compelled 10 file bill u complaint IN the Court
Chzncery aud have obtained Injunction agan- Luciu
Coms'ock and Ann Moore composing tue hrm Of Com
stock Co restraining them, their COunseor Attorneys,
Solicitors Clerks Printers, Publishers aud Agents. under
the penalty Of ten thousand dollars be- levied their
goods and chaiies from (aTOngst other hngs publishing
and circulating any Advertisement publication, notice or
matter purpong 10 be signed or authorized by the said
complainant and from using the name OF the said complain
In any way manner as Agents or Attorneys OF The
said complainant Cau1On-The genuine DALEY
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR has his written mot
printed signature the wrapper Of each box Sold whole
sale and retail al l8 FuOnsireet sun Building, New lOTk