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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05
a.sass NcuTs.On up Inc Hudsor Klyer, Tor The ben.
all

cuT>.on, up Inc Hldsor River. FOR The ben.
et; OF Eralcis B. HslL-The steam packet
.rB.SY CAPTAIN Hall on Thursday evening Aus 6rh
Vii leave "a follows Per No N B. oelocS P NJ
zoo, Of Robnsocst az S: O'clock p NJ. Foe, OF Ham
-,onds, a, s. o'coek p NJ: Foot Of NireteenA-st
o'cio-k ? NJ proceeding up The Hudson River and
turning about one o'clock $: night
The Absav viii be elegantly 6ced up and brilliantly
lighted for the OCCASION ard secured The services OF
slIrerior Band .: Music. ..
70 The ALsASS Will Psrt!es rom or Lee ~ ha
Pas; 2 NJ and land AZ sa wheE he boat returns
about hal!-pss; - u the morning.
Tickets One Dollar. TO admit Gentleman ana two La
dies rray be Obtained or s. HALL foo; OF Barclay 81,
avs,
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fashionable Clothing.
c1.oTurNG as MAIDEN-LANE.

CLOTHING, IS MAiDEN-LANE.
GENTLEMEN and Boys arr assured mai sh-y can set
u fashionable. Clothes read y-rne!e, or made 70 oft-r
ehtaper att VNDERBILTS, u Maiden-!sne than al any
y B.-finndTecs OF pieces OF the moot Fashionable
Goods Also. very large assortment OF hEady-Csds
Clothing wholesale or retail Do not sorget The No. g.
ieI2 2aeodts-
DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-iG yieT OF the ad-
lvacrt -;af OF me the bsacee OF our extensive
a..r-..e; OF Summer Clothing VII be ,oit n greatly re-
ID =. price. comprising Zephyr C!o.a Cashrers;t- 4at
Tweed seeEs Grass Cotr ad Linen DOrsag sacxs, 1c
WI T. JENNINGS CO. 81 Broadway,
AK 81 opposite the Fountain
(7ISH DIAPERS And TAILORS, Is7 Broad.
I val { Booth ( CO. hA:ns r-ceIved acditons.
sI: II choice Goods would respectfully invite The a.
.Irf,r Of MIR customers and The public Their stock IS
49, r -y--n-v- bat comprises the richest qualities and
,sf,r nj V.st.rgs Cassineres, DrlIngs &c ae ~
b, fJu-t = ms foreign HlsfEsis
80 nm aaI faeie- L oUylag, hey enabled
OFF, .tro Inducements 70 Purchasers, though shoGd BE
,rr.tooi that - low prices have reference only 70 he
srst quality OF materials md ofA a-shp and tnai gar
t. D,p.itc-d ne- establishment are 70; surpassed, Il
- rar-ict,l ar Nv ary house n lie Csoc
m. eating Department = conducted By Af. J. Lee
f.. airuost .rfalbe -6i The art : the result Of ocg
tnrrrc- AID study and "ho possesses he happy faculty
~ a;u fashion form, ard OF selecting styez
q, Dr. mort t;ns and appropriate 10 the s-ason- !sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

THE WHEAT FLY-We are sory to find BY the
last number of the Life the Springs that the fy has
done great injury TO the wheat crop As many
hundred and ninety worms have been counted IN one
head Of whee, in tina. neighborhood Mont Tunes LIT
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An New.Orleans the Times SAYS:

The condition Of commercial and financial affairs is
in the very last degree inactive must naturally be
expected the present OF the year nor can we
look for any Improvement relief from the existing
sagnagon unt the opening of another and the
advent OF new crops furnish basis for extended
operations In fact the has virtually closed
and the business remaining be accomplished Of too
limited nature to merit much attention or elicit any
comments. Under such circumstances there ID,
matter OF course but little paper offering and the
ney market is decidedly for first class signatures
but less reliable securities discounted with much
difficulty. We informed OF any transactions in
Texas Securities during the past week that our hg
must, TO great extent be considered nominal
We quote Rcd Backs l26l2lc. Interest Notes u. a
lac Eigh, Per Cent Bonds l1Ql9c; Ten Per Cent
do 20 3lc the dollar During the past week there
has been moderate demand both for Foreign and Do
mesuc Exchange and the market exhibits scarcely any
premium; Francs 5fi0a 5f45 Bills on Newiork at 90
days az per cent. discount Checks para. per cent
pr,n
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!ton 10 AUGUST l, al Butfulo

The above table presents al increased import OF hom
reducing wheat to its equvaent-,his season over
las; date of 545S7i bbs and exceeds the full imports
of ls4l By 1922 bbs when similarly placed against
these items Ashes have fallen of roundy and the de-
mand which has cxistcd thus far this for almost
every description of vessels has crippled the means Of
the stavc and lumber dealers from pushing their
branches
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General \ Offices.

" 4 Meeting Of the Commissioners appointed by the
Legislature To locate certain portions OF the Ne~i ORR
and Ere Railroad will be held Harper-vie and Bng
hamion in Broome County the l0th and 2t nss for
the purpose hearing the statements of the friends OF the
different routes OF the merchants and others
friendly 10 the selection OF the best and most favorable
route will be held the Exchange ths day nj hafpas two
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.g- MECHANICS, INsTlTITE-Hrp y;

sSsSs.ssz..ssSON RIVER ENCURSION-Acconipani ed
kerdalFs Newly FORK Brass Band: and
10 return By oouligh--The elegant steamer SOUTH
AMERICA. VII! .ea.e the City on Thursday morning ON
instant touching i; Rivns;on-s al 10 o'clock; Pike- lot
O'Clock: Per North River, log o'clock Barclay-s les
O'Clock Caral-s, II o'clocS. ana Hammond II O'clock
for rnd Excursion to the beautiful village OF rarycwu
Tappan BAY the site OF the capre OF the famous British
Spy, Ma jor Andre. by PaGldns Van Wert and i!las
Near The village the romantic Sleepy Hollow, rem
d-r-i famous by the legend Of Washington lrrirg-
while bl few rods below, enbosored on the banks OF
rhc river the grounds and splendid manson OF
the author the legend. aaoung superb view Ut the
noble Tlppan Bay and surrounding villages.
Fare for the Excursion - cents.
On returning the CITY the steamer Will land passengers
Hammond. Barclay AID Pike SIS
Tickets 10 be had al the institute Rooms City Hall, Of
+. Coffee cor. Beach and West Sta W. Srowuing's "a
North MoOre-st; L. Bsiash. Chambers-st T Wake q
Broadway, IL Lawon, Il Wal-,-, II Dure.l, 500 Broad
way. and N the Boat. au4 5ts'
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Ext-acts frorl !e.,ers received by lie n:be-.!s.

LONDON lS;h July, lS46-There hiss been good de-
naud for Flour during the past Week but has no; had
the e.cc; Of advancing prices some sales OF Western
10 small extern; have been made 81 2os Cd duty pad
but s is fun quotation 10 make sales OF large parcels
LoSpoS. Eth July. ls46-Our hsrves; has already
commenced being fully month earlier than usual and
the yield likely TO be excellent This has caused
American Flour to decline and 2s duty paid Is me
highest quotation the market for Genssee. snoua
YOU ship Flour 20 this county, LET impress en- you
ito necessity Ct letting the gussy bs seed as n tea
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Tempe of this Association and the Or
der in general requested toe puuciua in their attend
auce This E ciug the corner OF Broadway anc
Grand-si Business OF importance will be drought forward
Also the new Certificate viii be ready for inspection
aus IL. 4 L. STOREY, Rec. Secry.
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= .T~ 1.-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL, Of al

srzssai.fzF..tS Excursions-A sail across the Hudson
River 10 Hoboken and then walk 10 the
Eysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
the place. will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive Of all rural excursions that be made from the
city.
The grounds present charming aspect, the trees
being in leaf and the soil covered with II rich turi.
The walks in excellent order having been consider
ably embellished the present Spripg
On every pleasant afternoon there will be in attendance
a, the Colonade, Elysiun Fields, excellent Band Of
Music which will perform selections from the fayorite
Operas, popular airs. marches, waltzes &c.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
ss are completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats
Night boats from Hoboken TO Barcay.st until ii
O'Clock Frrriage 81 cents. nyl 4msua'
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THE 18TH GREAT ,ASNIAL FhIK q !.
MODEL OF NEW-YORK

IN CARVED WOOD-This immense work OF Art. by f.
Porter Belden exhibition athe Minerva Rooms.
4O6 Broad way. This Model represents every building Shell
tree and other object in the C IL has been in progress
Iian y-aT. and upward OF hundred persons
have been employed S construction, including some OF
TIE first Artists American and European
Above the Model l. GOTHIC CANOPY. 81 the most
highly decorated carved work, containing in different COM
parrenIs Oil Paintings OF OF the principal business
establishments in the Ciiy.
Hours OF exhibition from \ NJ 10 10 P. ". Tickets q
cents Season tickets - cents IVA tins
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phia has paid of the $4,000 due by it to the State the
sum Of $4,000.
The Pennsylvania says:
All demands for nter due the loans of this State
have been promptly met and the August interest may
be said 10 be paid in ttU leaving surplus in the
Treasury of the Commonwealth.
The following is statement OF the Lake imports
of few leading articles from commencement OF navi'
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Der Shoes will be sold This Day. by JAMES NJ. MIL
LRR. 10! O'clock a, the Of Abner Brucen No Is
Gold corner o: Pa,I.sL The sale Will be positive and well
worthy The attention Of dealers. aus II
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&C. MERIyIS,S POIST.,'-The subscriber hay
s:; ing observed few complimentary remarks IN some
A OF Journals of this city relative To his situation
Mervy Point take, this opportunity OF acknowledge
ing kindness and also informs such of his friends
DESTROYS of spending few weeks the country that he
mas just completed and put in order mis- Mansion and
prepared entertain such visitors shall favor him
with their patronage. II il but three minutes walk from the
the Shore where suitable convcnences have been
prepared for the accommodation OF those who fond Of
bathing" Ladies partial TO riding horseback
be furnished with the best Of gentle horses.
BENEDICT MERWIN, Merwin's Point" Conn.
" B-Thr steamboat Nimrod leaves pier foot of Market
every day P ". for Bridgeport, and stages in
readiness leave for Milford whence by private convey
passengers arrive a. the Point at P ". making
short aud beautiful IMP OF hours Persons al ylsed
pay their fare for the entire route board the steam.
boat by this avoid the hackmen Bridgeport
who frequently MAKE srangers pay dearly for their
whistle fare through 81. T. NJ aua Sits
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Guetiou Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Apetioneer
DY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATf.-ssofo
DeN Brusdwsy-Libcra Cash Advances made On co.,
sigrmentl Tor AIcfioa SAIcS


NETWORK FALL TRADE SALE
TUESDAY, Auxus ss,h, 1876, snd following days
TIE Catalogue OF c next Regular Trade Sale OF book7,
kc is row ready sor Distribution 70 The Trade II wa %
tccrd 10 embrace the extensive and varied eonnSa-
rrs OF stock offered previous sale, Inc rdia&
contribution. from Amos. Tie erurc publishing houSes In
TIE Ssronrry Catalogue 10 be sold On MONDAY 24ts
August; unusually srge and s;Iseve eoaianiax
sisnaen;s Of SANK Books; Hovers Hogan Thouapsons
and psvid's lnk., WaSsrs and Sealing Wax; Trsak.nps
Suts and many and desirable Invoices OF Fancy ana
Also large eon,r.buton, Of Binders Leather iladias
maroon e0cred do, Coal Morocco, Lamb Skins Se
STsStorrrs PL.rrA-rhs attention OF Pus!tiesrs
y s :.s e0gSy also 1esPy ay,s ssy = ,sa
abe and important works be sold, numbering up,
wad OF sasnty sssh A:e variety Of Copper AID s'es
Prs; They viii be sod 0a FRIDAY 'A August Al
IA supplementary ca:a,osus VIII be ssaed 90 Mop
day 2ih August Invoices for insertion should DO furnish
AT PSlvArE sAlr-looe ora-.o Bibles, every variety,
largs assortment Standard miscellaneous BOOKS
F. COLTON, AUctioreer
Xxx F. COTTON, Auction and Commission Merchant
vsees made on goods either private sale sasuo.
and prompt returns made Outdoor OF every deserp
ton OF goods puncuAliy attended and respectfully
lcited.
metallic plate, ocaves, made by NUNS FISHER beau
,fu! instrument. Cost year $50 and VIII re
sold a gain called for soon Apply the No
TO Lsr-The Store No . As,or.paee until 6rst OF May
next suitable for Refractory o. Ssoon- Enquire al hs
Auction
- CHAMBERLAIN, AuclioneeT.-Storc No u
y. Srruct-sL--Liberal advances made on Goods con-
signed private sale TO be sold anetion ontdSof
sales carefully attended aud respectfully solicited
Prompt returrs made
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,. Augusta
Al II O'clock the corner OF Gls,sL and Sd-svenue
SALE or GROCERIES. Accompanying general assor'
uert OF Teas Sugsn, Butter Spices, syrup, Liquor
Casks. &c. &c. Also one Horse.
THURSDAY. Aug. 6,
At 10 O'clock al No. - Sprueest
SRyxsr's SAILS o, Day Gooos, Accompanying $ large
and general assortment of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles,
Gill Buttons, Sc. FRIDAY. Aug7,
Al 10 O'clock al No l2Spruee-st
SRsRYFs SALE ClSPrrs, Accompanying Is pieces
new SPY and lugrain Carpets, Oh Cloths Rugs,
Transparent Window Shades, &c.
Also me assortment OF second hand Mahogany furi
,ure &c MONDAY, Angus! 10,
A. 10 O'Clock a. Nc. - SpTucest
SALE AArS-lu The matter Of attachment agairea
Messrs Riley Walker, nonresident deb,ors-By order
OF bis Houo Charles T. DAILY, OF the Associate Jadges
OF the Cour OF Common Pleas consisting Of SIX easss OF
Hats and Cars.
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ARNoLD's GREEK AND LATIN SERIES

THE Publishers have it received the following recon-
meGdacu from eminent scholar OF lc State Of Zen.
lucky Upward o.: twenty others from Heads OF Classical
Schools. all equally unanimous in their praise of the
volumes already published have been received.
have examined with considerable care Arnold First
and Second Latin Rook copy OF which you politely fur
u.,hed for my inspection have no hesitation In saying
ms opinion decidedly the best work for beginners IN
Latin language that has been presented 10 the caS
seal public The plan Of this work Is las far ~ the Latin
language concerned entirely new and Is doubt every
way practicable Tue mechanical part i remarkably neat
correct WHAT'S small importance 20 the stu
dent. uEcurmonly cheap. We shall immediately adopt u
into Institution
Arnold, Lain Prose Composition possesses many adj
vanfages those orks similar character heretofore
used IN uur Schools and Colleges. The Arrangement Is
happily adapted 10 subseUe the end had in view 10y tie
Author. One offs cummenda6c characerisics III my
estimation consists IN leaving 10 the students own ludg-
and skill the col!ocatiOn OF the words IN The Latin
order. The plan pursued By authors II regard 10 this
particular, deem quite Objectionable. On tue whole,
consider the in question OF very superior merit,
and doubt but that Will obtain very general
IN the Institutions OF our country
Respectfully, y. \. MORRISON,
Professor of Languages IN Masonic College, N.Y.
d. a. n Co. will shortly publish
A Practical Introduction to Greek Prose Composition.
II. 4 First and Second Greek Book and Grammer.
Ill A Greek Reading BOOK.
". Cornelius Nessos with Questions and Answers.
Published aud for sale by
aus PTS D.APPLErOSS CO. 80 Broadway.
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Boarding..

DOARD.-Famies gentlemen visiting the city dur
- ing tile summer be accommodated with rcry plea
SAINT rooms ami board No 91i Fulton-st St Paul's
Church where they may ENJOY all the comforts OF r hotel
the advantages quieness and rcpose and saving
of expense. Jy5l l'ris-
DOARD.-C;euiiemcu ard their wives single gentle
ID IGeu he handsomely accommodated with furnished
or unfinished board. By applying Immediately
No Il Abngdon-square. Terms moderate. References
exchanged. ai3 3ieodis'
BOARDING; IN Z private neutrality-suspicious. quiet
and Broome-s,. Aul lmis-
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n Morristown Hydroparhic Institution


MoRRisTowS Y 1.-The Bathing Accommodation. OF ;his
establishment have recently been enarged-lihn The past
month Plunge Bath 10 feet IN length and feet deep with
a Douche Of Is feet fall supplied from spring Of purest
mountain wafer. the temperature O.. which = 81 deg Fab
(5ch Summer and Winterl have been built with sppro-
three Douce ana Plunge Baths supplied from springs
OF our--t and coolest wafer.
The male and female departments provided with
perenced and efficient assistants and every facility : az
fordeo for thorough and systematic application OF the
treatment. The Ba,hs Die and Exercise. &c IN
der - personal supervision and direction OF The primo pal
Application 10 be made br letter Dosi-paidl 10 Dr. DEN
TER. Morristown, y. J. or al III Waters- New-forS
itis Q,.t.
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" To the I.ndies.-The only place where can be
Obtained the choicest Perfum-y, Fancy and Medicalet
Soaps. Wye;hs Cream q l. lies. MIX OF Roses. &c al
moderate prices The Brooklyn Medicine and Perfume
" Depot O0 Ful;Uu-sL BrooklyT. DR.. Townsends Sar
sapars and all other popular medicines always on hand
ir.f;n rueodi.-
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To Nercs.H:J and CIl-enl N general
At MlRSE.L'S OLD STAND,
No - Chs,lafl-si- S-.v-forA-
WILL be found Shir-s 5osons and Collars OF everY
w description, wholesale and retail We have every
coufd-rcr from past patronage hal IL making filing. and
ueatness Of goods combined ltn system Of transact
ing business. thai hose who have purchased of here
.o:ore WILL fail 70 call and goods before
purchasing elsewhere and that they vii oe ully satisfied
L every particular
Nc SEcoso PGcs os Ant CONSULTATION
Cal and examine.
TIE Original Troy Sir. Depot
Nc. 81 chstsszrs- H. 7, iyfa 3T.s'
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" Bristol's Sarsaparilla.-Ths old established
and popular preparation has recently performed another
remarkable cure the particulars OF which VIII be ioucd III
another column fresh supply has just been received by
The Agent CHAS. Il. RING. la Broadway, cor John
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Weakness OF the Voice and Lungsas Bleeding Cough
ing and Shorines Of Breath Palpalon The Heart Cur
varure: Weakness and Pain in the Back Dyspepsia
great Weakness the Sides and Stomach with Consupa-
and Piles and particularly Female Debility and dis
position 10 droop Once 425 Broadway. ivy lnliseod
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.T~A COMFY ISLAND AND FORT

aN9fssiP...ess1 Fl AMILTUN FEKKY-Thc steamboat
PROPRIETOR, Capt II. Malan, will run
every week day the above Ferry until farther notice
follows Leaving NORTH RIvER-Foot of Hammond-,t II
a. NJ. SIP. NJ. Canai-n 1T A. NJ. st P NJ. Harrson-,t
~ A. NJ 81 NJ. Hh,tehall A. NJ II NJ. p. NJ COMFY
Island, Ii p. NJ. P. NJ. and the
Steamboat IOLAS, Capt Richard Yates, will run a. fol-
lows Leaving EAST RivER-Foot Of Plkryt 81 NJ. II
P. NJ 5 do. WhuehaH, 0A VI. PM 81 do Coney Island
III A. NJ 81 p NJ do. Landing at Fori Hamilton each
way. Fare l2i cents THOMAS BElLBY, Proprietor.
~ B-Stages will he in readiness the arrival Of the
boats at Fort Hamilton to take passengers New utrecht
and Bath also Coney sund take passengers to the
upper houses au4 tits
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NJ ARINE JOURN a, l.


ARRIVED.
Ship John Harvard, Reed, ~ ds I'm IIavrc, passen.
gcrs 10 master
ship DAM Louisa Sophia sksnninc 20 ds FIN Bremen.
mdsc 10 c Mullcr-l53 Storage passengers
Bark lunaits (of North Yarmouth Blanchard. 30 d.
fn. Lan.orot,e Canary Island. 40 tons bnra 70 W W
Defores & Co vessel TO Nesmith & Walsh Let brig
lean in port.
Bark ODD Albatross Mills 50 ds I'm Liverpool, ballast
and go passengers. 20 Reyburn & Co
Bark lSw) Virginia. Johnston. 20 ds i'm Gottenburc,
300 tons iron 10 Iiabicht-65 steeraCc passengers.
SAILED.
ship vlcksburg NewOrlcans brig Clinton, savannah
Sally Ann, Malaga; Ncw-Oreans Bermuda Mary Jane,
aud others Wind Sc.
No vessels in sight from the Highlands at sunset.
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-r~ SGRAND EXCURSION by Moo

~T~ AGRAND EXCURSION by Moonlight,
-stssl Nou the Evening OF August sh. \ full and
excellent Band OF Music i engaged for the
excursion Person, The habit OF passing up the Rv
will have ;e opportunity OF seeing this palace e-
any illuminated
on SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. sth. Is. the splendid
steamboat HENDRIX HI DSON, viii make delightful
Moonlight Excursion sor, distance up the Hudson River
and around the Harbor far down tie Bay the Mar
rows leaving Lbertyt at O'Clock Hainmond-s wharf
O'Clock and returning 10 the city early 10 O'Clock
the places giving passengers the most desirable
view of The Harbor and City.
Fare for the excursion - ccatS. tauci ;;
" Only limited and select number nj persons taken
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JACOB 5. PLATT Aucuoneer.
HARDWARE CUTLERY and Fancy 0oods-
IL JACOB ). PLATr well sell This Day, al 10 O'Clock
- Pattst valuable stock OF Birmingham and ShsE
field Hardware Goods comprising very extensive
aud among which many goods that des!rabs
for those making their stock for Fall sales Tho attention
of purchasers is directed TO the same.
n. B-Cataogues are now ready and may be had at the
auction room. IT.
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HORATiO HILL, Auciioueer
DY COOLEY, kEESE Il HILI-Store No. ls

HORATlO HILL, Auctioneer.
DYC0OLET, kEESE Il HILI.-Store No 1871
40 Broadway, corner OF Dey-st
cash al GGf s. sSansa S
WEDNESDAY, August 5th
Al III O'Clock al the Auction Room.
Doors SHOES AND BRoGANs-6uo case. OF Calf Seal ard
,hck Boots Calf Seal aud thick Brosans Women's kN
Buskns, Ties French Slippers; Wouen's Kip and Grain
slippers Childrrns Shoes, OF various qualities
SHoE PArsR-5oo hue Shoe Paper.
H,rs--An invoice Of SILK Hats.
Sale wlhou, reserve for cash.
Catalogues and sample cases are now ready for sahi'
Nsw-YoRx rsADE SALr-rhe hrsI catalogue OF this I'M,
portan, Books Stationery Paper Stereotype. rlaes
neasr from oae SunSI and s ecn
buton, ready TO be- Issued 70 The Trade second
catalogue embracing invoices received too late for The as:
Is in OF preparation, and viii be published ON n
morning OF sale
Contributors earnestly desired to forward their goods
with all practicable dispatch, everything Intended for
this sale should br in store previous TO s commencement
RY JAMES ~ MILt = -, &,
Third Trade Sale Of Para and Manufactured Iuda-rub
Der Shoes in New-York al the 'ore OF Abner BrsedeD. II
100000 pairs Para and Manufactured lndiaubber Shoes.
consisting IN par. ofsll The vsI;oa. kinds. VIZ .
e sheetrubber and cloth suapd do
- g finished Para Shoes,
M Momsn' do do DO DO
womens furred aud lined Boots and shoeL
saloon bound Grecians.
manufactured Buskns.
sheetrubber Sandal
Mems do do.
Mems and Women's metallic Overshosa
The attention OF the Trade, generally, respectfully ro
quesed 10 this Sale IL Will be found extensive than
formerly, and consist of improved styles and hnsh.
Terms liberal, and made known Sale.
THURSDAY, August 6, 1886.
At lOt O'clock al the OF Chas n. Luupp Co. No %
FerrysL
SOLE LrArHEa-5OOo sides OF Sole Leather, with other
articles In the line, II credit vi four months.
FRIDAY, Augusl7,
At 10! at the Store OF A. Bragg Co. No. 25e Posrlsl
Doors, SHOES AND BRoGANs-SOO Boots Shoes and
Brogans, fresh and seasonublc 0ooda
WEDNESDAY, August r.
At lot O'Clock, at the OF William p Miller Co.
No rs God-sL opposite Ferry
5000 sdes fiemlock Sole Leather
1000 sides Oak Sulo Leather.
1000 sides Upper Leather.
On a credit of six month";
THURSDAY, Angus, IS,
At 10Y o'clock Al this store OF c. Lee Knapp Paeu No 10
Jacob-sl
SOLE LEsrHEA--5,00O sides Rernlock ard Oak tsnned
Sole Leather, with other arucies In the line.