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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-11

NJACKERAL--Afe few barrels of No. Mackera
lSl for sale at 100 Water ST., Glasgow.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-11

CHAWLS.--Cashmere. wooden and cotton
- shaws (all sizes.) Also large black shawls,
atvery low prices, for cash.
KUNKLE g. KRING.
Payette, January 18th, 1916
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% SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Ship Liberty, Norton, 30 DIS I'm Liverpool mdse to J
w Phillips
Ship Isabella (before reported3 Briggs, 50 days from
Liverpool. ndse. TO Martin Brownies passengers.
Ship Southport, Griffith, I'm Havre Aug > mdse to Geo
Buckley. Aug 70, of Western Islands, exchd signals
with bark w Kennedy.
Ship DuXbury, kimba!l, ~ DIS i'm su'naua pepper
to J l. Gardner, of Boston,
Ship Tarolinta, Smith I'm GLASGOW Aug ON mose, 10
NLS G Griswod Aug I'D, lat IS, ion 80. spoke bark
Barring BROTHERS, hence for Glasgow; 10TH la' H. ION 10
passed bark Oxford. standing w
Bark Wilton Curtis 90 ds I'm Palermo fruit &c, 10
Draper & Dcvlin.
Bark Wcvbosset Harris, Il DIS I'm Glasgow, mdsc. to
master Passencer-J Allen and 30 s:ecrase
Bark (la,n) Sir Isaac Newton. Wlenhotz, 30 DIS I'm
Hamburg mdsc TO Schmidt 4 Raichen-lSo steera6e
passengers.
to Adams & Co-l39 Storage passengers.
Brig Francis Beck. S,ackpole a dys I'm Palermo,
fruit TO Draper & Devlin. Aug 9TH in LAT 81 49, long 81
30 long - brig Sea Eagle I'm Baltimore for Glbralter
3lst LAT IL 81 long g. Br ship Mary Caroline I'm Lon
don for 81 Johns IL b Sh inst in squat which last
I'd hours, lost and split SAILS
Brig Denmark Woodbury., III dS I'm Passport pIaster
10 Brett & Nosc.
Brig Philip Hone Mitchell de- FIN Richmond tobsc.
CO. bound Genoa put in on account oil Capt and part
OF crew being sick.
Brig Amanda Avery. DIS I'm Nactuss, Me- iunioer 10
Brett * Nose.
Brig Mentor Greenlaw. ds I'm Calais, Me, lath, TO
Smith & Boynton.
Schr Tansicr. Brooks, 70 DIS I'm Windsor Ms plaster
to master
Schr Rio Grande Bennett I'm Lubec Ne plaster
Schr Dennis Hodsdon, DIS I'm PASSPORT, plaster
Schr Globe Tibbetis 10 d fun Calsis, Ne, sth Smith
& Boynton.
Schr Ahamhra Timer, Thomsston, lime.
Schr Santiago nsraharl do.
Schr Susan WardweI, Hoiskins Portlsnd Me- lun-
Der. 10 Farnham
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Extensions.
,T~a nDELIGHTFUL EXCURSION

xT~ DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION TO
Bridgeport. Conn-E P!nrieus lnuni DIV;
SION No. 81, Sons OF temperance. WI!
MAKE an Excursion above city providence permit
inc) "Wednesday Sept 6, 1896 IN The new anu splendid
steamboat St Nicholas
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn, hapnst1 pier foot OF Markets.
E al quarter before S. the pier foot OF Delaney 81 al
o'clock. and proceed directly To Bridgeport afodng
fine view OF the F0rthcatons erecting al Ihrogs toin
and arrive Bridgeport before ~ O'Clock, thus al
lowing several hours visit of the most delightful
cities of New-Englsad.
Addresses on subject Temperance together with
Vocal Instrumental Music will cnliven The passage
both and bridgeport.
Jefferson Division No T. $ OF T OF this city. will avail
themselves Of this OPP portnliy visit Jefferson Division
MOI. OF T of Bridgeport who, together with Puri-
bus Unum Division and their friends will be received nj
Bridgeport BY the Sons Of Temperance at that place.
where arrangements are being made 10 render the Visl'
one ofunusus interest and importance.
y. B.-Pemisson has been granted by the Grand DIVE
sion 10 appear in Full Resali4 on that occasion.
The Hon James Harper and several other distinguish
ed gentlemen viii attend
A Band of Music will accompany the Excursion
The Committee Heterogeneous have spared no trouble
expense render this OF the most interesting En-
cur-ions OF the
The Sons, Daughters and Friends OF Temperance are In
viied 10 attend.
Tickets Tor the Excursion, IS ceus-may be- obtained of
w H. DkemHu, 268 r.lizabeih-sf; Thomas f. Peers, 20
Broadway. the Sherf's office, q CITY Hall WIN H.
Williams POS Cireenwchs Charles Davis, % Maiden
lnGc corner Wjlnmst A. I. Houcl. - Norfolk or III
Nas.aust A. C. NnIorton Wilettst; NJ n. Croii, M
Broome.si VIM r Schohed. IS Nortolk.s; Benz. wat,
Jrfrr on-t; w b. Bech - iesiers Elias Combs III
Forsyh.si; Miss F. Gardner, q Fsiavenue; Mrs. Wood,
~ Eldridges Mrs. Miller, li6t Ofchaidst Mrs ketch-
u.. 80 Henrys at; Luke Hasser q. Scribe, p Sun Build
ing. Brooklyn-George Hall. q. w. p; Mrs. Jano {.
Place, SO Westinghouse aud al he Post Once;
sll i,is Secretary OF Committee OF Arrangements.
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Markets.. Carefully reported .Jor- Tic Tribune,


THURSDAY. Sept 10.
AsHEs-Ihcro has been good inquiry for Pearls to-
s ana 'he quotation has gone up to 81 SO, at which
e eIosS Gas not easy to md any The sales are
o are ESQ very firm at % S with sales 100 to $50
COT fON-The taies to-day 200 bales al il.
regu Jar prices generally however, decline of II
Starter of = 10 on the quotations current ust
fsevous to the arrival OF the Britannia.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thero IS no particular change
from yesterday in Flour. Ohio, Michigan and Genesec
quote so 10 81 Sol. with sales 5000 $500 bbls
for export at 81 Sc and 5000 or 5000 hbls for home
trade and the East at 81 504 6s the latter for desirs
Ole brands There is better inquiry for the East the
change OF wind having brought supply OF Eastern
seh and thus furnished opportunities of shipping
treiShss TO Liverpool appes TO be now established AZ
y 3D. sterling Ensasements TO some extent have been
made at tina, figure he falling of in the receipts here
u August compared with July is large. The figures
have been furnished follows July 10000 bbs.
august l57,OOO bbls. decrease oS,0OO bbs Thus TAI
this month also the receipts have been light We note
sslss 700 bbls. round hoop Ohio private terms and
800 bbls. New'orleans B bad y, s. So Southern de-
eHpt'ons are rather better, and the quotation is now
n SO6i 625 tor Alexandria. Richmond County. Bsiu
more. GEORGETOWN and Brandywine. with sales 200 TO
ivy ools hichmond City Galleso is held ~ 50 62t
!ssey Meal is scarce at So; Brandywne IS l2t hhds
Sia aye Flour is also scarce, and held at 81 snip
etrS.S 99l0 cts Fine Feed l2telS cts.
6RAIN-There is still shipping inquiry for Wheat,
the supplies only moderate We note sales 5000
bushels White Western al 90 Cts; 1000 do Genesee Il,
ei for the East, 1900 do Fed Western al 50 and
small parcel inferior new Southern az % cts The guam.
TRY OF Corn the market very small and the mar
kct still looks upward. For Western mixed 5000 was
offered For parcel OF Jersey Is asked. sale OF
1000 bushels inferior Northern made az 60 cts Rive
Is not quite active Yesterday 5000 bushels sold in
thos!p Is! To-day hear of 5000 bushels AZ %
in slip and 10 delivered Nothing doing in Barley Oats
ss 20: d3l cts. for Nothcrr Black Eyed Peas are
worth s. Is per bag OF bushels.
HAY-saes 500 bales North River at $3.50 The
supply Is not so large as it WIS.
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~ A riot took place Wednesday last near
Sssou;n Of the Wclland Canal. during which the
&c tlredre set tre 10 and only saved by being
s.,ed. We have heard SO many contradictory stories
,iis or2in tha, scarcely know how 10 venture ON
q. 5gh one. Some American sailors, one story goes
IN go; into with the priest stationed there
- Ecv Mr. Mccormack by refusing TO shut gate, and
Z. reverence in trying compel them got worsted-
~ esnalcrs getting wind of this Quilted work all along
- canal and attacked number OF vessels which were
.Sac through and at last attacked the dredge, as
- above The military were called out and sue
,.,siei in quelng the riot. Hamilton Com. Adv.
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Trnde of the Uud.on.

Produce ond Country Me,c.4nd',e Arivng a se,r York
Reported Specially for The AeID- York 7ribune
Swiftsure Line, Van Sanlvoord Co-BurRe Columbus
557 bbs -four Van Santvoord Co; 10 do W Morgan;
$50 do % hfdo N Hoyl Som 500 dol Lake lal do
81 bbls whisky 7 Hart II bales wool Ripley: - do
Judd Hartford, do Ives, Hooker Co, do; 30 bos beans
J NJ Hoyt s Son.
4oi bbls -four Choeau Sandford 1885 do Daer, Miller
& Co. 90 do Phillips Abon ISL do Clark Coleman: 282
ashes Mead Co; do Babcoca Coz 81 kegs bbs but
Daer. Miller Co; lC7 keys do Babcocs Co; p do
Shaw "a do 2 bbis eggs T B White co. bxs paper
Seymour Coz IS bales goods II Waldo 70 do Carvill;
wood combs Kent, Kiunsn CO.
OldTroy Line, Pope iin-Barse Chcago-l69 bb -four
w Tborne lI do Pope Catin 30 do w Heaton; 1850
do Suyds Reed Coz l58 bbIs provisions Geo Douglass
III do Wilson Il Cobb: 2497 bush wheat Cobb; 100
OIL ios bxs Cheese Is ca do Clark Fisk $50 do Green
man. 80 do Lew Apgar; y bulc shrngs Brown Co:
Is kegs shoes oothout; 60 do spikes Wemore Co;
80 do squires; 100 do and shoes Brewer; $40 bars
ton; 50 40 Haddings w Mott; 10 do cloth L, H Mic
oil ls bbIs beer Barber hhds do Reed Bfothers
John S lde-2o bbs -four Teft 229 do pork, Herun,
Lees Coz ~ hds tobacco ORDER II rolls leather kmme!
! Hubbe.
Northern Transportation Line B Jones-Bo sa Yankee
i3 tons pig iron Couedon Co; II kegs nails go bars fin
shed bolts do Sa!us Co; l29 boxes Cheese
Ferguson & Sherman; 2lO do Gu do Clark Fisk
oswego Transportation Line, n Wrgh,IBoat Sea
Lon36O bbs flour Suydem, Sage Co; 274s bu shorts
II Wright pigs butter do; W. p.,.,o- po..,
Major Down.--575 bbs -four J III Ioyt q Son; ~ DO
Bufkhulcr 1890 bu ship stuff W Palmer; bus oil Pol
| len Colgate.
Schenectady and Sew-York Line Bunker & Swiz-
Ron Vanda--2l25 bush oats 3 Swift; 215 brooms I +
Allen; lO6 do Hopping lOI dog do 7 Bunker; 81
doz T + Allen
same Linc-Boat Baltmore-2U7O hush Bunker l.
swift; 2l7 brooms T + Allen; 10 doZ do L Hop
pings ll6 doz do Swift; 20 bales sheetings Lawrence
i rrinblc.
NJ Donnely & Co.'S Lue-Bargc Pratt, from CH,skll--
1870 sides leather l. Andrews; lis do Leupp; 89l do
Lee Knapp Pslen 237 do VIM Miller no do l. Corse
I A Coz 1a Il no
! hay AZ In rye Osborn
thcnango Lake Boa Line-Boai Log Cabins bxs do.
mcstic wooens McCurdy Adrich Y Spencer; do do d
Brigham Coz ) bales hops w OTIS Co; ID bXs cast
| ngs Foger Avord & Co. ~ boxes cheese Humphreys,
Sayrcs Co. Hartford Conn., 100 bols whisky Brown y
/ Wilson -.
TROY and Western Line w c Rice-Boar w Rice
IS bbs flour y III Wolf l745 bush oats w c Rice; N Gu
| ashes s, l. X Beach; 2 do Merritt Ely 4 Co.
New-York Utica and Oswego Line w Rossttcr-Boa
Union-575 bbls -four Suydam Sage Co, 81 bbls ashes
Halscad. HGines X Co; do " Keyer; IN bales dom
cotton Ncsmith 4 Co
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
GrRsEY's sew HAT AND CAR ESTABLISHMENT,
49, F'uIt0r-st. Sun Building.

GrRsEY's sew HAT AND CAR ESTABLISHMENT,
49, Fult0r-sf. Sun Building
u Quincy mas ;he pleasure OF informing gentlemen
OF taste and fashion, well those TEo make preisc-
sions simple plain simplicity, that the
invarab!e inru,s5!e price Of;s Fist Quality Black Fur
iidtS
Second Qualify DO. %
FIRST tlQsy si!h III ~
Second Quality 90. 81
These prices have been firmly established, and be
implicitly relied the exquisite 81 and finish Of the
tce- 20 which they apperaia Dir. 6. believes he
without presumption that MS Hats may safely challenge
comparison with osr Hats any prices. suli lEis
II Fall Fashion for Hats-Ai Genn's, pa Broad
way. opposite St PagFs-Having devoted unusual
zion IN producing this style The attention Of gentleman IS
invited 10 IL
The lghiness, grace and buoysnt effect OF these Hats
cannot be described they must be 10 be appreciated
Genin receives monthly the style OF hats from Paris and
instantly adopts every thing thai valuable In The new
patterns, and thus his customers share The benefits OF the
judgment aud taste of all Paris, united with his own.
Is; quality Nus HATS 80 LIST quality Moeskin 81 %
% do do 49,. so ID Go do -. %
Paris made hats IS %
AlscEvery style OF Cap for men, youths and children
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-- s-cTTaN vESFERS

nR TIE WHITE CROSS or ST. LUkE'S An Bis
OtO-!czl Romance 1y Dennis HAn1eSs1. auihor OF Tie
Arrs,- OF Lyons
Bat small ed cc has b-r- printed and hose who vs;i
should call soon SeyerNl thousand copies OF The Artisan
OF Ions hav- beer sold and here IS M great demand
Tor lie work TIE Sc;aa Vespers : ta!! 0: exciting
.cer. and Incidents which are drawn with master spirit
Those who have resd HsnrecacS productions pronounce
der, equal 10 Sues Price only shilling.
Ire Artisan OF Lyons or Loves Traces Al stl-oricai
Novel by Dennis flanagan, author OF Sician esPes
Leon &c Calavar. PAGE > cents.
The Tower OF London. Romance BY Ai5sworth :" IN
four Illustrations one OF h best Productions PFice - cs
Tn. ApocrvphaI New Testament, containing a! tee
Gospels Epslles AID other pieces not included IN The New
Testament by liz cou7!lers. Pr'ce ~ cents
The Horse Doctor The habits diseases and aasse,ec,
OF the Horses II the stable The road. Price . cents
Booksellers. Agents and others VII be supplied on te
mos reasonable terms ". II. GRAHAM,
10 Tribune Buildings. Nas,su-st
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r. SehrinR.s Rcsro

r. SehrinE's Resroratve.-Ihis Pleasant ned
cir. : p.7s-l.Iaz remedy iOG Dyspepsia and Nerr1u-
Affections. !. cure tof sck aEl Nervous Head
aches 4d al ezc=eI, P-sg=tTe Of Co-reaess and Low
Spirits Il correc:s morbid =a-e CT he hillary Crs
AID : very efcecCu- II rsi.- NJ FIercy Coles and
sni.er complaints Of The Stomach AID Bowels Il s.estv
promotes he rern OF strength I'D activity in al cases OF
Dso1y restores tsay appetite Where his greatest OF
blessings d.ccni. and NATURAL Consequence yves
tone and igor tis whole -y-isua
rz- Prepared by c. c. SEBRING, Tarryto7r1 v i 70
wnoui orders may 5e addressed
Sod in NeTyYora = \ ho--sae and REAL oy 4 E D.
Sand. Druggists Joe F1iior-- corner Of Wiiz-- Sold
also q rs Broadway s1d - East Broadway and ~ Drug
zsts generally throughout lie United STATES Pcr & pr
boul-. El2p scott
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q New-York weekly rribune-con.en.s 70,

e. New-York Weekly Tribunc-Contenss for
Saturday, September 12.-PoErRY-Kesis. by Mrs j. w
Mercur; Sc.-EDiroRiALs-The 1srif Question IN New
York; The Anarchy Of LaborPclitical CarpeiWeavng
The Conveniion Lawyer Licensing; Collision. between
Wing Journals Mus; the People despair; University
for the People The Courier and Enqure The sc Of the
Wing Party The Cabinet, Temptation; &c. &c-PoLIrl-
cAL-WMg Nominations; The New Legislature OF Illinois
Returns from Vermont, New Hampshire Illinois Missouri
Arkansas Maine, &c.-NEwS-Later from Europe, by the
Britannia; From Lake Superior; Very La,e from Santa
Fe; Cholera the <. Squadron Hardshps OF the War.
From Oregon News from the Pra!res Mormon Troubles
Peace with Mexico; aud careful collections from For
egn and Domestic from
the Sackwoods No. V Five Days Proceedings OF the
STATE CONTENTION full Report OF the las; session in
this city OF Biologists and Narasis Report OF
the Proceedings OF Worlds Temperance Convention at
London, Foreign and Domestic Correspondence OF The
Tribune; CatLe-Show and FAR of the NewYork State
Agricultural Society," City Items from The Daily Tribune
Hylrcphobia-A certain Remedy; Honor Gerrir Smith.
&c. Ac-CoMMEEcIAL Observation-Disclosures Stocks,
Money, Cattle Market, Corrected BankNoe Table &c.
Single copies put up in wrappers for the Mails can be
obtsned al The Gesk-price 81 cents.
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General Notices.

r Terter. Hereditary Tetter,--The afflicted
VIII bs pleased Learn ttat ofre las been discovered .Jr
ti- n 49,, me -zI.e'iy Dr. CaLLE<.s lS
pas VEGETABLE P,s.cEA Tbs medicine has curri Tt
Ter Z al - stss-s: coTc-nr BE whole body u.-
OF --ss- v.a--i -tar. which NrL.ll reta- W
eugas- 10 refund - money OF allure Tie F.rs-
csa STD Wholesale ard retail 81 No. I-rray-si-
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general Notiees.
In Democratic Wing General Committee,
SEPTEMBER 2, 1874

SEFTEMBER 2, 1876.
Resoived. That be recommended TO the Wing Electors
Of the City and County of New YORK assemble their
respective Wards at such places may be des grated by
their several Ward Committees, on WEDNESDAY EN T.
MING NEXT the 18th nj :. O'clock a, such
time as NAV be appointed BY the Ward Committees. for
the purpose OF selecting from each Ward I's Delegates
SATURDAY EVENING the 10Th inst. TO choose Sirteea
Delegates from the City and County OF NewYork TO a
Convention 10 nominate candidate for SENATOR ;or The
Resoi,ed That II be also recommended 10 them nj the
time choose FIVE Delegates from each Ward to Il
dates Tor SHERiFF COUNTY CLERK, CORONER and
Sixteen MEMBERS Of ASSEMBLY.
Res"ted. That be- farther recommended 10 them al the
Delegates from their respective Wards
District Conventions IN the manner hereinafter directed
tor the purpose of nominating suitable candidates 70 be
CONGRESS-From the I lid, lila. IVih ana With Wards
Delegates each. From The With, With, Nth and %lllui
Wards comprising the FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
SIN Delegates eactThc said Delegates SO TO be chosen
Immediately upon iheie assembling TO appoint One Dele
gate from the strict II, large, 10 make the whole
number Twenty Five. From the With, lXth and AlNth
Wards, comprising the FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrKicT,
EIGHT Delegates cachlSad Delegates so 10 be chosen
Immediately upon their assembling appoint One Dele
quite from The Dis,rc, at large 10 make the whole
number Twenty Five From the Nth, Nllih, NVlh,
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. FOUR Delegates each. Sad
Delegates be chosen Immediately upon their Assem-
bling TO appoint One Delegate from the District at large,
so NJ To make the whole number Twenty Five
Hcsolled That the Delegates 10 The County convention
assemble AT Broadway House on MONDAY ENENlNG,
llst inst at Il O'Clock
sclblc on FRIDAY EVENING. the 18Th inst nj !.
o'clock. al the following places
lid Congressional District, ut the Second Ward HoeL
IVih Coneres.iona District, al Columbian Hall Grand-s
Nih Congressional District, n, the Broadway House
With Congressional District, a. Constitution Hall dway
BY order ofhe Dem9eTGc =, Wig Gen comlniilee
ABRAHAM X. LAWRENCE, Vice Chairman.
e e. e. ca. r.SfSEEi Secretaries.
IT, The Whg papers will please copy the above mill
"wednesday 18Th INST, slO6t
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Books.
IJTTELLis LIVING AGE, NO. IL.

IITTELLS LIVING AGE, NO IL
wv TAYLOR co. NO. istor Eonse. haze re-
w - y - 7f ;he Living Age. ior week ending
=, -o,.sfn. extracts FROM ~ lie British snd
,r,sr- Psviev. selected by Nh George Liiiei whose
tas:e n sJ.ca matters : university STOW
TABLE coSTESTS
~. in ne " I!-r1esS-Srttau-i%
r:oIlv CouaEe-FrNzer's Ms aki-e-
8 Con i-uati,.n OF IvAahce. Co
TIE Soeas.as AujoT,sf1-- tr1isiris-
: IVf.,er Su,Jrt-The BacsvvCcds
$ -. Z JOIN Fo-ts--No. British Renew
IV he Wing Cover Ilent stand raIer-s Mag.
2. PoI.rcs OF t-s NonIk-rats Magazine
These -e.ih Poetry. SCRAPS. Cores e1eehct' &c ii
49,. ~ -. ard cheapest weekly volume OF he times
80 - r arur, or is.c e. per No Deductions a. ust
= 10 agents XyN TAYLOR i co. ASicr HOUSE ~ IS
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CORNER OF DEY-STREET

DOORS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAL.-Leavitt,
ID Trow Co having removed from their former location,
lie ne 1911 Broadway corner OF Dey 81 and h.v-
ing nad large additions 10 their stock would invite the
attention of the public their hne assortment OF Books
Books and Stationery for sale AT the lowest prices.
School Books by the hundred dozen or single copy.
H., T. x co. PUBLISH
Owens Xenophon's Anabasis.
Owens Homers Odyssey.
Owens Xenophon's Cvropgdia
Jonathan Edws Work. { vos.
barnes Notes ON Isaiah, vols
IL D l.. I
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-r TIE MOST DELIGHTFUL of a

Lsss5stls..sS Excursions-A sail acr"s. tie Hudson
River TO HobOken. and then walk 10 The
Eysun Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
OF the place will prove the most easily accomplished and
all rural that be made from The
CITY.
The grounds now present charming aspect the trees
being In leaf aad the soil covered with rich urt
The walks in excellent order having been consider
ably emhelshed the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon will be in attendance
at the COonnadc, Eyssn Fields. an excellent Band o;
Music. which will perform selections from the favoriie
Operas popular airs, marches. watzes, &c.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
SITS. are completely fitted up with Awnings and Seals
Night boats from Hotoken 10 berclay.st until II
O'clock. Ferrage 81 cents. s. lmlsua-
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e f. zee skkS Z 20. Wsli..t has reeeity-
"a fnyoicr OF very fine Ladies' and Gen,eosd
49, God Watches, which combine al tho lanfve
a..nts and Cor elegance and correct tlrsksepz ~
~ ~ srrpa.sed- o be
|. 80 on narG Coopers, Tobias, and Beesley's I5ce
and Lever Watches. dag
Ir John Cott;er, who stands unrtvaied wal
ker, gives ais Whole attention 70 repairing Duple1fy
nolae;er and other fine watches. = I.r
Spoons forks ard cups made OF sterling silver s,ses
hsrte aed osee clocks for sale ana carefully rers.
n. q The Trade supplied With Duplex Wheels rt1771
lsrs snd arc iswsls. - eazs Snt ;o. :.
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r~ Advanced singing Class.-The

~ Advanced singing Class.LI!ne 1854 tSroash
aara lens Of tuition and which would furnish S3vG
opportunity practice TO persons and cspa5le OF
ae9Gan,e" rv pia:n choral music sigh; Inc sass III
>insls NttS 80 Term on Thursday Eren!ng sep !'t
coLirtne ,bieh :lIne new members can De stniieu
Al 9 cSSN: IA broadway j. r WARNER, translator o.
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INTERESTING NEW WORKS.

7 ANETON PARSONAGE, Tale. by the author OF
II Gertrude Amy Herbert &c vol II mo-; paper
cover 20 cents, cloth IS cents
The Jerusalem Delivered OF Torquao Tasso trans isied
bv J. H. Wfen illustrated with elegant steel ensrsviuss
and tue portrait vol. l6mo cloth 81 80
Explanatory Lectures S. PaGIs Epsre 10 the Colos-
sian--By DAME Wilson, Bishop OF Calcutta vol limo.
81 -
Light IN the Dwelling Harmony OF the Four Gospels.
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THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE WORK
ID GENTLY Pr BLiSHED bv WILEY Y PUTNAM l6l
II Broadway Trarels by the author OF Nathek with an
Excursion to Acolsea and Baa.ha- By William Bee 4
ford
one Of the most elegan, productions OF modern :era;ure
fOuarterly Reyiew.
Glowing with genius. [Cient.eman's Magazine.
Rich in scenes OF beauty and Of iie LA,heneuul.
One of the mos; remarkable books that has appeared IN
time Morning Chronicle
There could not be delightful book for midsum-
lner reading han the author OF Vaihek's Travels.
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1t long regarded OF The hes. OF thu. KIND
OF orks. lNew-fcFk Evangenst
We know of nothing in likeness oa book OF travels
with which these volumes be compared but Victor
Hugo's Rhine ping indeed Horace Wapoe's letters
from France and Italy. Mirror.
These Two volumes By the author of ''Vathek contain
some OF the most pleasing reGdng in the Library OF
winch they form t,s worth volumes OF much
tina; has been written in the form Of books OF travel
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