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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04
r5-To Officers Of the Army and Navy, Sea

faus and Oiher-One of the most articles 10
those whose pleasure business calls them from home and
Who are compelled 10 be- their barberss good emol
lent Shaving Cream such preparation Is presented
superior any before offered 10 the public II IS Hem
rvs Chinese Shaving Cream
Ii certainly all that irritating smart after shaving,
and takes all roughness pmpes from the skin The
articles from which i composed OF the most emol
lent and healing nature and the Chinese Cream truly
be said be perfect luxury those who shave themselves
rnce -
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS CO, Chemists,
Druggists and PeumcTs rs Broadway. Chamber -
in The Granite Buildings Sold al ~ Fulion-st. and II
Easi Broadway sul3 lmeodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04
Boston Aurtion Sales

DYTP l. q. RICH, 81 AMI - Brosd-sircet Bos-
Don. ON WEDNESDAY, Sept u.
BOOTS, SHOES, ard BRoGANS-i,eo esses Boots
shoes and Brogsns
on WEDNESDAY, Oct l.
LEATHER. SKINS, Sc.-Soie Leather. Upper In he
rough ami finished Calf Sheep Morocco and h SANS and
other articles In the hns. snS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

TO CIairyoynncc.-Dr :. 5 LYON of Bridgeport,
c. soliciis attention of Medical and the friends Of
the SICK the wonderful dbenehcen power of CLARNof-
sxcE possessed by ANDREW J. DAVIS OF Poughkeepse
V which enables him determine and declare when IN d
state of somnambum. what the disease Of any afflicted
person. when 1t has baed the skill OF the best physcsns,
aud That remedy az any VIII avail Hours OF consultation,
from to A. NJ. and from II To Z. VI. Examinations
made at ~ A. NJ and 81 7. NJ Location $50 Pearl-st Dr.
Lyon and Mr. Davis viii remain in Newfork through his
week and Will II after few days absence MAKING
this their permanent home and giving notice through The
Tribune ofeach absence from and return 10 the city
Il I..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

~ Der acre. number Of tracts u and wei osstd ln
>popuous dstricz from ~ 10 80 acres, VIZ De sod At
Government Price and city property, either Improved or
Lfnproyed taken In payment Title direct from me state
Apply to RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr No II Wsl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

Suffolk Co alluded in the strongest terms reprobaton
TO the ou,rages which have recently been committed in
that County by tearing up the rails saving down bridges
&c Of the Long leland Railroad. He warned those
cerned tina, such combination against the laws could
not exist without exposure later and that the
perpetrators Of these crimes would meet with certain
punishment
BincknelIs Reporter says No change in the
Philadelphia Money Market since last. The regular
rate u six per which the Banks lOaninr with
freedom Out Of doors the rates from 70 per
cent. according % the paper and the time. The ia
trade is ia full activity and Of our houses have had
their hands full for the lasi fortnight
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JUST PUBLIsHED-PRIcE 80 CENTS.

Obstinate luNeferae, anc HapitnA
CONSTIPATION. (Cosliveness, not only toisly over
~ come. but also completely destroyed, without using
either Purgaves 10 ccf or Baths, by Natural, simple
Agreeable and Irfal.h.e Means. recently discovered IN
France followed bv numerous Certificates from celebrated
Physicians and by aiesalon- other persons Of dnc
fitn.
Th- Work, in English printed in Paris published Al
the Naii0na Depot Of WALTON, OF Paris, No ~ Maiden
ans New York aud sold by all Booksellers and Medicine
Dealers iu the l'nfcd >faes-Pricc 81 cents. - mls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

he deception to give beautiful color TO the hair Nature
has not done hide premature grey curs and ocss-
Some prefer black Others glossy auburn In either
case the Italian Hair Dye" will accomplish Tins without
even soiing The skin II used by hundred. OF ashona
hes with appreciation Prepared and sold by A B. SANDS
4 Co Chemists rs Broadway, corner ChsInbefsree
Sold al - FuOnsireeI, and u East broadwsy frer
~ cent. aulS lmeocis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04
SCHOOL BOOKS.

,I,HE subscribers Keep constantly baud complete
,ormeni of School Booss for sale the lowest prices
Also Copy Books made Of supene paper States and Slate
Pencils lux and nksianis. Lead Pencils, Steel Pens WI
ting Paper aid every description Of School Stationery Of
superior quality, for sale cheap by
Il JANSEN A BELL ii8 Nas.au-st
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EXTENDING THE AREA OF FREEDOM.-Last eve
nns Gen g. b. Lamar the celebrated Texan Hero and
great AnnexatOnist passing the Fulton Ferry
70 Brooklyn, when he entered into very animated
wrsaon the progress Of FREE principles in this day
and generation, with small party Of well dressed gen
lemen whom. AT parting with the hero. paid him some
very high compliments but sad to say, when the Gen
ea about returning the city, and put his hand IN
his pocket he astoDshed find that large vestrian
leather wallet had become nnocusfed with the doctrines
Of Annexation and left his bengnant sway for that oihe
admirers Of larger degree OF liberty than the General
bad hitherto had any conception of The Generals wallet
containing $ll7 in money some valuable public dOcu-
ments in relation TO Texas lands. scrip, &C.
The Star Police duly notified Of the facts but they
are Of opinion that the possessors of the pocket book
have so enlarged their of freedom be beyond
pursuit Eve. Gu.
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tr To SeIf.shavina Gentlemen

strong beard and tender face the Metallic Tablet and >uop
OF O. Saunders is the only article In that will obyi-
these difficulties most convincing proof Of their uil
is tha' the FIRST cutters IN London, VIZ Colman Hay
market; Mkn sol Strand; L0wcock - Cornhil Thorn.
ball M New Bondst have them for sale and recommend
the use Of them with their cutlery Mandatory IN
Pr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

70 DIR. Banning may be consulted In reference TO
chronic weaknesses OF The body, and the application Of his
BODY Belts, during hs and next week a. his Office f37
Broadway between A. VI. and II NJ, and and z. NJ.
D.,
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN the brig Bdidria. IN SaraanaA-Messrs Ayre.
J NJ Williams / Vilalonga- Lang Eicker-on K
Allen A Bostwck d N smith, Acosia Church
and in the storage.
H. ths brig Pulp Hone from BaeH0s fyTcs-Edmund
Rogers Geo " barney. John Dixon
H. 5rig - NGrss. from Cir u s. Domiu9o-C ap;ain
Mann Mr. Eifred and two scamcn late Of schr Joseph
Lord, wrecked on the East end u -. Domingo.
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PhrcnOiOgy : Professor Coward VII deliver, ils
ing. IN Franklin all Chatham Square, Lecture on Faces
snd examine dozen phizes, Admission cents Ladies
4 freei-t;o oariyt u II
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~ To Landlords and Attorneys-sHERnf's No

rCEThe Sheriff of the City and County of New York, and
his Deputies. would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys OF this City, that they prepared 10 execute
Landlords aud the oreclosing of Chael Mort
cages with punciuAly and despatch Application 10 be
made al the 5herifs Office, No p, in the City Hall
WIN. JONES, Sheriff
New.York Aug 49, 1876 aul4 3mis
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SEIGNETTE BRANDY


/ WEIIEs x EARL. ~ Barciay-sL two doors from
Greenwich having this day r-c-ive from Auction 80 Linen
Diinask Table Cloths slightly damaged RON - y - oy
- which VII be sold less than half he usual pnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

- FOX sALE.-in Newark, n =, pleasant fr .s
81 d1ncs ~ 30 yards from me hailfvsn Drpo- -
hmse IL e BIZ 81 feet story, with kiichen IN ~
real, md + suitable 0r large family. The lot " by ~
% AID u op an alley Possession can be had October ls
Fo, osric,Isrs inquire Of c. r. Baldwin, Chatham square
" 'is s. .q'1s,a y" CHARLES BALDWIN.
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EDUCATION.

~ ~. II. Dutl respectful invites the attention OF
arsrous OF seudng their sons from home 10 be
.dacsted TO his establishment al New Brighton. Staten
Island for Classical Mathematics and ,,enerS hSaesuon
sons. ii Brosdwsy and from W. II. Duff al New Brighton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

~ The Misses Sedgwick's boardins sn2 pAy
hool will open on "Wednesday, Tie ION oi >ep'rhoe 81
No a. gton- Place, whers Circulars my oe
taned also al Roe Iockwoods ali Broadway ana Sntp
herds No. 1871 Broadway. au1 wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

~ Mount WashingtOn Collegiate School, ~ Yves
Wsshncton Place under the OF Messra HubbS
CLARKE viii reopen on Thursday The ash day o, sePIsm
hs< nsxL a0le"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04

SCHOOL FOR BOY >-Condgcied By Rev: JACOB
- Abbou, a. No - Beecker-street-fgI provision Is
made at t institution for the thorough and accurate nstrse
tim OF bog. n he elementary and higher English studies
n r. Classics the French language, Drawing, and al r
-, b,1c. = rsouifesi The pr.ce Of tuition varies
simply with liz axe % he pupil f0r nose over IL, 20
r.rtrf VI 10 weeks For those between 10 and 10, ~
o ho-- under TO- SIS Use Of boos AMI stationery and
all The c0nVerence- and requisites for study furnished
without any extra charges Whatever. The a quarter com
neucr. sept Is bui pupils Received II any time and
are charged IN proportion
In the government and instruction OF the school the each
r DO not aixmpt to stimulate their pupils by he spirit
rivalry or the hope q przes and resarisnor 70 restrain
them by Of punishment disgrace Their am . On
lie hand form them habits of diligence snc noe
ny from The influence Of Spontaneous interest ~ NJ
-ifOu Of knowledge, conscentoQs sense OF ely, sH
desire The favorable regard VI nen ie'cnr'' M
The appreciation Of God . ....
Ann cation 10 male n 81 Beecker stree pr,"'
The hours OF A VI and ~ other unes AOove- i-
.,ton Tor Young Ladies AZ Hous'onst aus MS
xVI.. q 81 pRIEST'~ school for Young Ladies
Nh D,min,rs.-, near Hudson, VIII reopen on non
- - D1l a -. - 4l.-
day, september Gun
rv,0 TEACHER-.-Vantedio ies lease OF sell, lsrge
80 -ournodous house situated rear The city, IN peas
an nd heathy village The premises have been occupied
,r Boarding and Day School for ssvers years, ana M
gunner wishing 10 have school continued wiilrnrn sboi-
Ar. fr he rent and also bis influence 10 send oers
The place good repair and wei calculated TOT -chsoL
The rent will b. made reasonable 10 good tenant for
f1rther particulars apply 70 A Newman fi broef~sy'
Sew-York City, note addressed posi- PAD, "" De- a.
tended To- y"
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Store in the lower pan of the City doing good cash hus
ness desires to sell out good opportunity for compe
person with moderate cash capital Address b. box
lGn6 Lower Z. O. aI2J ISL
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BELL.RINGERs' CONCERT.

The " original and celebrated Campanoog;an Band OF
SWISS bELL-RlNGERS respectfully announce Their
- first Grand Concert to take place NJ The Tahernsc.e
Thursday Evening sept I, lsfS, on which occasion ty
will BE- assisted by Miss HsLE> MATTHEWS, who WILL
with the generous permission Of w Nibo, Esq., appear
on this The charming and popular yocaFis. the
Misses GU MINING. who viii appear for the first time 10
wears and Mr. HENRY rNN, who Will preside al the Piano
Forte.
Full particulars In the Programme.
Tickets 81 cents each msy be obtained the principal
Hotels and Music Stores and al the doors Children under
y ofage half price hen accompanied by their ends
nnnrs nn.n I rnnre-I COMMENCES al s. - .Ls.
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Warkcf-.-taTtfu'5H fPo1t1aJoT IN I7l1a|
"WEDNESDAY. sept 3.
ASHES The market remains quiet but steady at 3
slt and II; for PO's aud Pearls.
Export, from let 70 .50th August
Pots ........ 4762 bbs
PEARS III D'As
COTTON-Thc aes today reach 1900 70 1900 bales
az full rates The market has rather tendency upward
The lot Of New-Oreans reported yesterday sold for
France at "A cents graded middhns
''~~ ~ - $500 Ir,iard and LIor Noh;ia "a n a
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BELOW.
] bark and ? brigs unknown.
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To- Hats-EaII Fn-hion.-WnInOcks, Haiiers 2o
Broadway ready their Fall Fashion Genilemens Has
which they offer for sale from this date August 30 1914
al lWi-
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51bools.


MILES CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL Boarding
wi and Day School for Boysseminary for Young Ladies
Juvenile and Infant Departments No 1870 fourths, near
Washington Square.
The Fall Term will commence sept lsL References, Cn
. cuars and particulars given on application -
Terms for Boardefs year 500 for Day boardrr- 90
for Day Scholars per quarter from 3 10 SIS French free
of charge $40 l"s
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miscellaneous.
AxLETREEs. AXLETREEs.

AXLETREES, AXLETREES
THE SUBSCRIBERS grateful for past iayors respect
L fully inform ihrir friends aud me pubic ia genera
made improvement. 10 the manuiac-
urr o xle- and continue manufacture Patent and Com
mon A upon the approved principles Also, Crank
ANe. for cas Boxes fued and AXES repaired Al short
notce and In the best manner No S5 Broad.t Newark,
NJ siim. HARRISON BREEsE.
4 >EIGNETTE BRANDY Landing-EBENR;
n. STEVENS SONS, No. ls5 W aier-st have received
direct from the old established house Rochelle, per brig
WIN L. JONES' aud offer for sale landing At Pier y Ee,
plant wharf T. rver ID half pipes ~ barrels aud " ha!i
barrels genuine high favored A. selgnetie Brandy.
Also landing from same vessel, % half pipes genuine
CognAc Brandy pale and colored various villages receY-
a .srr 'T pae and coprea j. j. Dupuy Co. Brandy
Champagne old Brandy, and high favored Pineapple
Gin Of 1d proof - ous-
no HOTEL, KEEPERS AND FAMILIES
l WELLEs X EARL. t5 Barclay--t Two doors from
frn,srh having th lay e from Auction 80 Linen
Dsnask Table Cloths. slightly damaged from "a o. - oy
-. which VII be .od Al less than half he Usual price
- II
CYRUS W. FIELD, NJ. Burling-siF oTsrs for
Pdailns Paper, all sizes ard weights
Hanging a brown. red, green and white
Envelope " 2iN25 and .iD5n, superior article.
Writing Cap and L.lier al qualities
DENY. Medium and Royal 81 wv
- At.>.-The Li1he. m.TkrI Pree pad in cab lcr al
INsind- ofDome.ic Ras, BASs.ns Canvas Grass Rope
ID At:~.-The heis.I market pucs paid IN casn for all
IL kiods Of domr.ric rag. baggng canyas, grss. rope
Sc &c. BY CYRUS W. FIELD. Buring Zip. .i2x
ENVELOPE PAPER.-A very superior srieie,
.,,w Bgrling slip
, 7-s - g. 81 81, lo-i and ~ Blesehed Cotious,
o-t from the bet msnuleiore. n TIE ec19lry A'o'
Brown C0uon- II al the above widIn. iOf -al- ~
= SPEAR RIPLEY 81 L1ery-.t. up sialr.
"A SAL bv SPEAR RIPLEY,
- 81 Liheriy-st up stairs
~r.yxV- a, !. ,,IO a. -. 80 nI.fr-- ttr a. In
. Y lots 10 sui rurcharer. By CYRUS W. FIELD,
i Nv Burling--hp.
HAKDWIKE PAPER.-38oo r-ans all -ze, AID
weighs for sale Al PsPer Ware1agse No bgITng
80 COOLIES s'" S0't eYE q,i " rEh I'D for
.asw Bgriing--np
10 600 LBS T ryRs sG w rrH Fl i;s s y
d 00 lbs. q as Een S eSEs s' ~ e RI f'Ibns
4.w suriingslp.
AMPS md Csnd Ie,ricAs-A enc assortment OF Britain
IL Cand-siess and Lamps many q hem mace very
M =, g and for sac " fssotaaRoaaS HART
CHILDKEN>' CUPS and Piaies-brtAnniA Cups
Y AID Ps,es for children; good patterns ADD durao--
N.nnfarnr. ara Tor .ae olessle aud ri all Al Burng
.ip.by BoARDMAN HART. -
NEW.YORk HONtEPATHIC Dispenssry. cor
ner Of broadway and Llspsnas - III ~ s g.. ~ -
In reception OF patents which due notice VIII be given
fhy.ieian.-Df.. Kirhy. Quinn and Me-. = sl.-
$4,000 S To re SP yT SSsa As per- IN sums
. sa.. R. AINsLIE, Jr, wsIlst
SHIRRED sU-PENDER~.-The genuine article
VI '''''1 HORACE IL DAY Successor TO
81 Roxbury India Rubber Co > MadenIane.
INDIAN HEAD-Co,;on narrow and wide, for sac BY
u SPEAR RIPLEY, 81 Loefsy-sI up ''an~
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,V,,IE TUyDVHRt:Os- Now r,h,b,ng for

L the first time al the Apollo Rooms. 40 BROADWAY IN"
seeon Of The Hydr great Sea Serpent.
hose length ia feet and weigh 1900 bs, being the most
COMPLETE skeleton Of the greatest wonder OF the ANNA
creation ever discoveries exhibiting together with en
accurate painting OF the Mssourum that Was found near s.
Tous and the great NylOion SOih found hcrnos
Avres with some Geological Curosi,ies from the Western
country Th. greatest wonder of the Anledeuvian World
was recently discovered by Dr. A. {. Koch Of Germany
during geological research In Alabama. Hours o eNnih
ion from O'Clock A. NJ 70 10 F. NJ Abundance - cents
Children ,. cents. anlS wis
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xport, from LIST 10 Both Angus

TEA-The sale to-day drew together good company
and the lots went off at about previous rates
GROCERIEs-Fr Three Doys-sugars have been
rather dul-prices however, without change The
sales include POI hhds Porto Rico for export private
terms 100 do in lots u as cents 30 81 Croix ~ a.
175 boxes Brown Havana :. dsl and 90 low White do
TO- mos. The stock on the lst inst. comprised -lif
hhds New Orleans $3.50 do Porto Rico and Cuba 1908
do St CrOix-iogeihcr 10 297 hhds-l5O0 bags Manila,
and about 1000 boxes Brown and White Havana chiefly
Brown We quote the various qualities OF Stuarts Re
fined l2dl2i cents. There continues fair demand for
Brazil Coffee but the market, though steady with di-
minshcd stock must be considered IN favor e the
buyer. The sales $500 bags Brazil al Gas cents
400 Java 81 all 80 green do y 600 Laguayra II as
and mos. 200 very prime St Domingo, 7, case and
100 Manila terms not made public There continues
good demand for Moasses and further sales have been
made of 300 hhds Porto Rico at 26i - cents 80 do 81
Crox, % $50, and l60 do and 400 bbs NewOreans .
a3l, mos.
HEMP-1hc market though firm is quiet, and we have
but notice sales Of 100 bales Dewrotted American at
S90GS95, 6mos
HOPs-About 20 bales first sort Western, growth Of
1874 have been sold by retail at 2d4 cents cash. Re
ccpts of new expected the ensuing week.
COAL-Foreign has arrived quite freely within week,
aud prices generally are l2.a25 cents lower Anthra-
cite the other hand in consequence of rise of 10
cents Canal and Railroad freighs. has advanced for
cargoes. l2l cents y ton. White Ash now brings rs
much Red the former being taken almost entirely for
the Eastern market. The sales include $50 tons Liver
pool Orrel at 81 25 mos. and 60 do Scotch sc .
Ssh Two cargoes Newcastle just received, including
2S tons Fine and 1896 do Coarse, sold previous TO
arrival
NAVAL STORES-Turpcntine has declined lOi cents
q bb with further sales of 300 or 400 bbls Washington
aud Newbcrn mosty last week. at 81 IS T. go h. There
j. again disposition the part of buyers 10 await the
adyccs due We notice sale of 30 casks Southern
Spirits Turpentne at i0l cents cash and $50 in lots Al
cash. and 42di mos. Tar is dull with small sale at
50 - b Dbl. Rosin is without change
TOBACCO-The market for kentucky is steady with
q good demand for fine qualities which are scarce mid
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full fashions.
FALL AND WINTER coops.


MN. T. JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and rsilors. I'm.
w porers of Cloths ard Csssinerrs, \e.nss Ac, 81
Broadway American Hoel opposite the fouuain are In
r.pt of an >-nsive OF goods tor Fall sr3
" inter wear comprising. French and English Cloths for
Dress and Frock ssimers In sgrest variety OF styles
Ss Satn Merno and Velvet Nestings which vii I've made
up 10 order through the aid u efficient corps of cutters
can found the country An essential point IN the
economy which would direct, and 10 rendering the
stye and character Of garments such a. must SATISFY e
discriminating that OF cheapness are not basel
on the production any other than hrst rate garments
such As have sustained ~ small rron;s and gucA
returns and prompted the solicitation of call fc ose
sho would really effect saving of the extra per eenAgo
levied under the credit system
The attention directed to the Psnaloons department must
oder inducements 10 those who appreciate NJ
combining and ,egsncr
In addition the usual assortment OF goods kept ~ NE
trade have ALWAYS hand ready made Dress and ffock
Goats Psntaoon-, Vests Sc Ia answer the requirements OF
hose who OF emergency require hrs rse suit
80 Fancy Dress Articles In great varety Scais Nrs'se,
handkerchief Gloves. suspcnders Hosiery Under esis
Drawers. Linen aud Muslin shirts Collars Ac &c SIS u
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
NIEN'S, BOYS AND CHlLDRENs CLOTHING -
Vl GEORGE 7. GREEN 10 Chathan-silrei, corner "
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and Gull
DRENS CLOTHING, OF oil descriptions, made Ia the
xosr FASHIONABLE sryLs which he would most respect
fully invite attention OF those In want Az he has made
sngemens TO receive Cloths CSsres. pestiHss g., by
every packet and has secured the services OF eNfenc.c
Cutters he pledges himself to give perfect Satisfaction 70 al
Sho may purchase.
NB-5sgmef, made ora<r at tie sAorfs't noi,es al
p,tA Wrtc ysnefsal,fy n1i fsu
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SEPTEMBER NO. FARMERS LIBRARY.
The Pa r1uer.' Library and Monthly J our

v.I OF AGRICULTURE--Th September Number OF
a., usef and beautiful work is ready. The contents
her
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HENRY RUsSELL'S SONGS.

SIX FOR y CENTS.-Some Love to Roam, The Brav,
- Old Oak Fine Old English Gentleman. love Ia dwell
In the hosom- cell We have been friends together The Or
phan Ballad Singers just Published by
-3isff f. FERRET 4 co. 81 Brosdwsy.
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THE UNITED STATES FORM BOOK,

CONTAINING all the necessary forms IN every depart
u ent Of business with advice tire manner Of exc
cuug the same .
Custom House transactions ard the interest Of Landlords
and Tenants have received their full share Of attention
angl 2xi., L. WELLS. PnhIsher. - GOldsL ~ "
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NEW oRATORIo.

rI,HE BEAUTIFUL and effective Orsioro Of The Seven
Seepers will be performed At hersbernacle ON Thurs
day evening September 18Th. Ter the direction of Mr.
George oier The Chorus will bee sustained by about one
hundred and fry performers seec,, with particular refer
rnce 10 their musical qualifications Mr.. H. {. rtmm VIII
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TUE CUITTVATOR FOR sEPTEMBER
PUBLIsHED THIS DAY.

nENTOS'S Early History OF NewYork. l670-A ne"
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GRAIN-Nothing further doing in Wheat small
parcel new is the market held above the view OF buy
ers Corn is steady sales 2O00 bushels Pennsylvania
81 measure 400 do Jersey part White At J6c. weight
1900 bushels Southern So weight $500 do at 81 do
and 5000 do New Orleans sc cents weight Rye Is %
40 and dull Oats 81 for Canal Sales 500 bushels
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FRENCH AND MUSIC

FRENCH AND MUSIC.
MONS. Made. and Msdemle Ganvsin have resumed
vltbetr lessons In French and Music Please apply Al
their former residence No ~ Broadway, He.r Wsssf'I
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