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cg Knox, l23 fultons fSun Buildings deening II
unnecessary 10 enter into particulars respecting his Fall
Fashions for 1915. would simply sste Thai his new stye
VIII excel 10 beauty shtness, taste and color any thing
ever offered to The hat wearing public OF NewYora- Hi-
prices are Is low as hls hats are f7ne Il luis
u Fashionable Hnts.-WATSONA CO. Is; Chat
hast offer for pection and sale he fall style Hats for
duclOn os superior qualities OF Beaver and Moleskl Hats
equa! any manufactured, which offered . per
Cent. less Than Broadway prices.
slo iseodf WATSON CO. l5i ChathansquaE
" Mills, Halter, ia Broadway, Howard HOTEL has
row his Fall -yle of Hats ready. To those who wish 4
and durable Hat he especially recommends his sIpe
rior Nuiria and Moeskin Hats the low price Of = 81
being confident they viii be found superior any before
sold al the price s72Tis-
~ Gentiemen's Fall style of Hats.-BIRD, cor.
Pine and Nassau ss.-Geni!enerfs Hats OF The standard
style for ensuing season, ready for examination
and sale
The .ubsorber his attention hitherto The pro-
ducion of the qualities Of Beaver Moleskn Hats
SUCH they with confidence recommended to the
public. BIRD, cor Pine and Nassau eta
September Let, 1876. 81 lms-
~ Fall Fashion for Hnts-At Genn's, PA Broad
way, opposc ST Pau's-Havng devoted unusual alien
ton In producing this style The attention OF gentleman Is
invited 10 IL
The lightness grace and huoyant effect Of these Hats
ne described they must be TO De appreciated
Genn receives monthly the style of hats from Paris and
instantly adopts every thing that Is valuable In the new
patterns and thus his customers share the benefits OF the
Judgment and of all Paris. united with his own.
st quality Nura hat. - 81 l quality MOeskin 81 no
ID do DO 800. 5ol2d do do ~
Paris made mats. :.....-...'.- 1880; - wv
Also-Every style Of Cap for men, youths and children
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AMBRoSIAL oRRIs PASTE,

For cleansing the Teeth aud Mouth Gnd pre7'ng tht Gaml
CS- This delightful and wholesome Od0ntnl-
gic Paste highly esteemed by all who have used H. for
keeping The breath fresh and preserving the gums IN
healthy condition. consequently preventing tie de-
cay of teeth. Il is considered very recasrek article
wherever known, and beyond comparison the most
beautiful and perfec, preparation for the purpose ever OF
ered 10 the public and has received the highest aPpToba-
ton OF the dental surgeons OF this city
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by HENRY JOHN
son, Druggist and Chemist in the Granite Building, rs
Broadway cor Chambersst Sold also al 100 Fulicn-st
and Y East Rroadwav. Price 50 cents. IS lmeodis
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DIED

On Thursday, 18th inst JAMES SWORDS, in the s2d
year of bis age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend HE funeral Saturday the 18th inst at o'clock
p NJ from his late residence No. 81 Leunardst TO St
Johns Chapel without farther invitation
On the 18th inst the residence OF her son n-law,
Robert White Jr ELIZABETH GIBBS, in the Slst
year of her age.
The friends of the family invited to accompany
her remains Shrewsbury by the steamboat Edwin
Lewis from the foot Of Veseyst tomorrow morning at
seven O'Clock.
On the 18th inst of congestion OF the lungs, Mrs.
SUSAN JANE. wife Of VIM. w. Lee and daughter OF
George and Elizabeth Wcks in the 18th year OF her age
The friends of the family particularly requested
her funeral from the residence OF her parents
l25 Mottst Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, Goth inst.
At New Diggings w. T. Sd DR.. Benjamin P Crossman.
formerly of Oneida Co. n. Y.
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JACOBS PLATr. Aucton-er
AH..E StIE OF HARDWARE and Cntlt

Lion Tuesday. 22d September, peremptory snd without
rcs-rveThe Hardware Dealers here and In the neigh
boring cities desired to take notice that the above
tcnsive sale will take place advertised by Jacob B.
Plat. Tuesday next tho auction No y Patts
and tbs catalogue will comprise about 400 original Paeka
ges snd 100 assorted lots Of every description OF heavy
staple and shelf hardware, table and pocket cutlery iron
Britannia and German silver table and spoons 30 cask
horse 50 do trace chains ~ casks log or and coil chain
20 best patent and and broad butts
and parliament hinges, hooks and hinges bed screws, all
kinds Of locks, putlies, fry-pans. &c. NC.
Also American table cutlery fles wool, horse and cot
cards, &c.
Also. fancy hardware, viz thinbes. combs. spoons
pencil cases 900 gross fne pearl shirt buttons, NC &c
~ BThe invoices together amount 10 over 81 o'O and
lot viii bs bought In for account Of owner under any
Circumstance.
Catalogues Will be- ready early Monday morntns
Dbl MI IL
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MODEL OF NETWORK

IN CARVED W0OD.-This immense work ofAri, by Z
Porter Belden, exhibition sithe Minerva Rooms.
4o6 Broadway This Model represents every budin she'd
and other In the City IL has been progress
for Than year. and upward OF hundred persona
hsv. been employed its including Of
the first Artists, American and European.
Above the Model Is GOTHIC CANOPY OF the most
highly decorated carved work. containing In different
2areuts Oil Paintings OF OF The principal business
establishments ia the City.
Hours OF exhibition from "a NJ. 10 10 PM Tickets IS
cents. Season tickets ~ cents IVA 1921
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NJ ARM E JOU RN A L
C5- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
PORT OF NETWORK

TxJ.
sb;n poc;5c udlou, "a davs I'm L;vernool mdso To
1,;iiI;p,s 4. C,,;nn
" SL; $500 y c,,ar eo, ;rsrnool ,6,h suust
49, : T,hnnoay C. Nonbcws
indse 10 lhonpson a NepneM We and por,s
rae. o. mp VI s 'oi1 NoAu'' "'' u
I;, y9 u.s. one AZ d. to co,,enbrc l56 TONS
;a =, RI g. Kunbsrd, I7tb inst 80 miles Fnst Of
So III ,ras bnard.d hv n portnguese schr from
0nor,o for New. York did not learn her name
ggwsJ bark Wi,hclmina Reck ~ dis I'm stockholm
; -, Cr;,r.li Minturr G. IN
ph Einn,h E;har I'm IIovap, o2d Aucus, for
BARR f"iou'n rienei' i'H "r" sou s ;I I
; az, ~, b,,;,c had benSy galcs from the 9Th
doom ana ieaHy mo" , y %nnr. nnder mann
10 lhe l't ny u Il, QUE I'm ~ -, v h free
p or, o ~ Sn Ion - IN missed hrr Augusta Of
Yopt I'll ISth nj NJ took a plot from pilot boat Netc
sandy Hook by + 100 miles
spanish bark San Adres FIN Malaga fruit. wine, &c.
10 Srurrc g. Gnlwcy
brazilian bark Patriot Mareiva from Sea Bear Bay,
Coas, of Patagonia May 22-Munteyideo June 27--J00
tons guaho 10 EVcreU n"c,te, zap pi1" ST. -
that ON the coast between cape Two Dnys anu sc" pea
bay, from Nov icfo up ~ lel 'CfV' 'Hoic H"'' I'''
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MELANCHOLY AccIDENT-On SATURDAY even
ing twentyfour of the workrnen engaged IN the con
strucoh of the Redoubt Cedar Island crowded into
rowbOat FOR the purpose OF crossing Point fredc
rick. Abou; the middle Of the channel the boat was
struck By wave and upset Eighteen of the twenty
four were drowned Seventeen OF the bodies have been
recovered The deceased had almost all OF them large
been By this distressing accident rendered fatheress
Kingston &c. w Argus, 18Th.
TURNOUT OF CARPET WEAyERs-The carpet
ThoInpsonvile have struck, and refuse to
work except ut the which were paid before the
passage OF the new Tariff
= The Branch Mint in Dahonega Geo coined
in the month of August 1913 half eagles; 1863 quarter
eagles amounting to s42522 80 1t is supposed all ou
Of American gold
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Money Market.

lie Bank Of England has lowered its rate OF IN
@'o3 per cent and the effect has been visible in I'M
WONG the price OF public funds. This movement
sS Greater facilities to trade and is intended to oov
=. evil consequences of the failure OF the Potato
~ N thus acting the Directors have incurred some
49, eounterbalanced by more general NEED Oh
fssS The Shan Mnrke; has an upward tendency.
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-. BOAT load Of Wseat which had sunk a; tho
tr s ,, solI q, about 81 cts. For Yellow Southern
co.. N was asked and IS offered. Oat, 3j036 cts
ti of small lot of new Barley was made at so
A.oov1sIoNs-Thsrc IA no activit. to-day IN sny a..
1t provisions but prices are very firm. Pork is
tee q and rs for Prime and Mess. Beef is very
md sales Prime City are reported as high So and
sIis Al 80 although this Is above the MARKET
eosn loo trs Picked Hams Mt which better
s s pyt,er and Cheese ere dong we'll being and
D,.,Itsyy-The risc in Corn and Rye has carried up
"l.;c and 800 bbis have been sold a; 2il a -
tsls - sod 10 some extent at - cts and some discrs
hen refused That rate
I. %,yTte MARKETS oe45 and steady but not active.
,sTgR-A cargo OF Eastern cold to dag a, . 30 de
h' f.TBwe note sales OF cargo at 70, each, the
p' ssSpFA parcel of 100 bales American dew rotted
sold e,,ssrhc sale Of Teas today oil wiki consid
and in the case OF some desirable chops 1t
eIsoy ridered tina, slight advance Obtained
was he whole catalogue was scld and the market
fully 1 cSKE AND MEAL-We notice sales go tons of
~ ns,I .; l2 per cwt and 80 tone thick Oil Cake
~ 80 cash. r,a, ., NJ f,,e-c;,-,,, .,,d :, 60.
ea c;ou-A sale of 100 tons Liverpool ore made
At 62!, cash IS -.o ,,,,.h,,. .,-;.... t,,..
"a for crushing 20 cts Clover is dull at 6D7 cts.
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A MEXICAN MUSECM.-THE ORPHEAN FAM
n LILY give their Grand Concerts in the Lecture Room
in conjunction with other splendid performances, this
afternoon NJ 81 O'Clock and this evening AT s. The
ger has also engscedCo Chsu together with the Scot
sh Mammoth Boys. living Orsng Outsng, living twin CAT
fres living Monster Snake. Wax Model OF the Human
Bndy. In addition the following performers
gsgedMiss Greenwood lady Of talents and accom-
RS Miss Julien beautiful Danseuse;-Dissoivng Views
Chromairope. Nc
Admission. > cen,s-chdren nndsr To- ~ cent? all
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DIR. MANIoTTA'S
EAST INDIA TONIC.

I EAST INDIA TONIC,
for Dyspepsia Fever and Ague, &C &c
r5- Trrxeier-, from con change OF air and wa
ter are liable TO many diseases which be prevented hy
,hs OF inc Tonic Whenever they md themselves Il
way ndisprsed This medicine viii always prevent them
from contracting contagious diseases, such yellow fever
scarlet fever &c &c Persons OF extreme bilious letPsrs
msnt NAV live long and healthy in the Southern climate
by the use OF article Personal references gwen &C
several hundred of our first citizens
Agents wanted ihrou ghout the Cnitet States Appsics
rions pos, paid addressed 10 The proprietor
~ Inrnais- B. FENNER. los Nassap-sL
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Trade OF the Hudson.

Trade OF the Hudson.
Produce aud Country Merchandise A T a.
Swiitsure Line. Van Ssnivoord Co-bsFse a ;MsT n
vn2So bbls aour Dwight Bea Co 10 40 ~ 1Sf
{ Coz i6i bows Gutes,; ca ashes Mead y CO. , '''s
eggs do 10 do ersnberTies \ Stanton on,srio
SIS bbs aour Beekmsn $50 dc Clark Ceie;nss S ~
bxs Jewell Harrison sis DO Stanton: IL
ca ashes Hitchcock do aoyi; bis oalssn LOVE-
Coz So bb!s lard 500 kegs do Brush Co = aess
Williams ca ginseng Rankin, Coz 6eis seso CO
ashes Kent Kinnan Coz rolls !ssiher M s SIX ~ MS
'o @s ~ Inc Pope Catlin-BaIge Lndanaoo be!
od IroS L Re, Go; s do Calm; le DO Cole
n,sn lss do Heaton: laS do S9ydsa' sage 10 Pt
de- Cobb; 500 do pork Perry Coz 10 Segs ~. st
HsSrsen Co: p ca wallsce Wiess q DO Tophain
Ssbbin $ DO l. Indian CO. esos g a Sbs csanSerie
y, beans les bbls dried apples; p eSss wo9l mp
I.y. 10 bales P cloth L, H 4 NieolE - 90 "SuH's
Baey i ca sssei Iron on Line Asa e-sarge
u BurJen-loO bbls houI Ielvertoa 70, ss3 10 X -
SN. :, 10 PROVISIONS W wieks ca s.hes = , SEA
man: is Kent klnnsn Go; q SEES So 90 pork Heran
T,s, = CO: % do seed Cowing Co sx,;,
vandews,ers o.ss' L,ne Coz o. ca ashes Jarvis; Is
Hamilton Co; u tubs butter B Waite Co . PAs'
butler =; Han'E" Ss w sehuyter-Barse John Wurs
COO IN mali Ismbury 4oo do whes 4 an hqsSaIh
New.York snt HanmondspoIt Line ) afne' y >n'-'oa'
Hsth--s,S)o hu viaeai James SlL ~. u,--i,, Sea-
sass pine !ui bI Jas Rowan 1,-s;,sr-Buge Tup-
p.:Ni.5 tons ira } Tuekcrnan; lot lumber 'n''-H
same nn IS tons ci cake Murray; IS nSs beef New"
romb; sot lumber. w Smith SON T c,rae,. le NJ
Same Lsr-Bpat on'Aio-o' iofu'e' V - .
Zee. 10 W and Oswego Line. A Fl Hovey Co-eoa
tyn;, = Johpson a bbls salt Hoyey; IS pigs
butter soyce: IS do RnsseiL so D,yrs & cu,eau :
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LiverpooI Grain Market.

llsst report OF this Market Trade had an ami
r,sd appearance and prices had advanced consider.
"! On the 2ls; ult Wheat was in fair demand at an
E',nce of I'd 3D. per hushel Of 10 lbs At the open.
Z Of business large parcels OF Western Canal
sr changed hands at PAS Cd per barrel Indian Corn
'aheld Us, 10 30s. per 4sO pounds.
Va The 18th ult the improved state o, the weather had
'tpnssug effect on trade. The sale OF wheat was
rDed to RETAIL and prices We're the same as those OF
rt,y sennight Indian corn realized an advance OF
Apr quarter but barrel flour did not maintain the in
rsea prices OF 2lst and sth. The limited business
snsaeied was reduced rates.
1.-the market on the 2Sth the tone OF trade was much
rrer, and a moderate business was transacted iii
sss without rise in price large business was dorc
alstan Corn and an advance OF ~ per quar- was oo-
sA Steady sale for barrel -four and the decline SUB
IND 70 yesterday was fully recovered.
"a the LIST inst there was fair demand for Wheat
@icrmer prices were paid Flour was in active de-
sd am advance of Cd per barrel on he rates OF last
ea Good Western Canal commanded EOS. I'd to rs
- se'rel. The demand for Indian Corn beng good
ts'ss We're Is. (per iS0 lbs.) higher.
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MARRIED Z.

By Rev W r. Williams. on the 22d July last Mr..
AYERS NOBLE to Miss MARY ELEANOR FORCE,
both Of this city.
AT New.Haven, 10th, Prof Thomas A. Thatcher of
Yale College to Elizabeth, daughter OF President Day.
At Buffalo, 18TH Edmond II. Mathews to Olive Davis.
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CASTLE GARDEN.-Secoud week OF the Baao
- Troupe OF Ethiopian Singers. who are received with
shouts OF laughter Dtssolvng Views and Chinese Fire
Works Mr.. Holman III favor,- Songs. Mr. Thomp
son, the Comic Dancer. Mr. Odheld the Piano Forte
Monday Evening, September Ith-Part First Overture,
Negro Song; Negro Melody Sons-Old Pc De; Parody
Life BIZ ihe Galley Fire; Lucy Neal; Love Not; BuGo
eAusvsSsnxa interinission OF hall an hour Tor Prcne
made and Refreshments. and view the superb range OF
leo Cosoramas extending around the upper promenade
Par, Second-RaiIoad Overture Song-Come Back Ste
pheu Comic Sayings; Highland Fling Admtisnce Is
-srts al
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IT THE MOST DELIGHTFUL

ENcursors.-A sail the Hudson
River 10 Hoboken. and then walk 10 The
Eysan Fields. along the exceedingly picturesque shores.
OF the place VIII prove the easily accomplished and
attractive OF ali rural excursions that bc made from the
The grounds present charming aspect, the trees
being in leaf and the soil covered with rich turf.
The walks in excellent order having been consider
ably embeliished the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there will be In attendance
the Colonnade Elysiau Fields excellent Band Of
Music. which will perform selections from the Iavorltc
Operas. popular airs marches. wAltLes Sc
The Ferry Boats from BARCLAY Canal and Christopher
completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats.
Night boats from Hoboken TO Barclay.st until IL
O'Clock Ferriaga 6t cents a. lmsih'
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H." NEWPUKT AND PKOV DENIE.
Flare 10 Newport and Providence Cabin
g, Deck 81 50-The Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY Captain ~ Childs viii leave foot OF Market st
East River On Saturday, Sept 10Th, at O'Clock. P. NJ.
Passengers for Boston arrive In Providence IN lime for the
O'Clock train Freight taken reduced rates. Apply 10
the Captain on board, or the Office the pier.
The Mutual Safety Is htted up with large and commo-
dious State Rooms and is newly furnished throughout
Her well known character boat, her ample accom
modatons and low fares, 1t is hoped, will secure her
aharr of nnhic natfonnrr. anl5 lmiseodLf
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General Notioes.
r. DIR. weeds SarsapariIla and wild cher

r. DR.. Woods SarsapariIla and Wild Cher
BITTIRs-For ne cure OF 81 disease. ss!n.
frps AZ impair stz-e bloc P1p-s on tn- Pscr
Dyspepsia J.rndce Indigestion. CosiITeress Ve-r;rp
Fe--aIe Complaints szc er1era Debility, las 70 equal
TEis preparation : combination oi;he-o unknown II t
history Of medicine offering entirely character aof
operations ron re va0us preparations OF Sa-sapa-7a
~ hca have bssn a. different ues offered 20 the r15tc
Hn-n II perfect heath szc: Is produced bv il. use e1-
c=pt an Increase OF syperIte oGt when disease ! seated u
To- frame and ezryn sst Il Ee;a Along ice path Of lie
then IL uIys-e-lcu- influence = fell and seer.
SOD. wholesale ard rrtzii. by WYATT l KETCHAM
II Futuu s.: REAL 80 Broadway II Bo-se-y 5Ii
S.s-czer--i = Y. as 5a>-
rT-ii Young i.ady-Who Cal give th- hes ~ refer
e1c-.. desires a situation scrco family She
d posed 20 make h.r-- a-e1l assistant corpar
iou I'D ;, ;ech-r-Is qualified 70 leach English
brEuc. ard drawing and oud 90 south or vast II de-
sired Address O. z al the Tribune 0f1ce SIS Iztss
p Furuiture Sotice--TBo.. persons havirs furni-
OF zuy description dispose Of iii ind ready sal.
FOR acv portion or al Of their goods SEM NJ Inc or
calling upon the subscriber Goods OF every description
snc % any amount purchased +. COTTON
81 Inns No. 81 Ann-sI
r. Prof. FauveI-Gouraud's Office, Morse,s
SalldlnE. corner Of Nassau aud beekriar. Room No To-
second sory. Hours OF attendance from 10 AN. nj "
aud from III 6. sll iwisSiwos
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Gcbools.


and literature al 25l (ireene.s between Clinton and
Wnverly place rear Washin -rou-squsre, Newi ofh and
NJ leo piereponts corner OF Clinton brookyn unuef me
Instruction Prof \. :. ViLLEPLAlT, are now COM
IN Nfw-YoRS-rhe Chidrens class meets from TO $
F. NJ every Monday and Thursday Ladies classes from
10 10 r NJ on the days; Gentefnenr Classes rom
10 TO- P NJ every Wednesday and Saturday.
In BsooHLyS-The Chlltrens class meets from 70 D.
ever Tuesday and Friday Ladies classes from 10
= 7. NJ Gentlemen classes from 20 ~ L VI ou TIE
The object of the instruction in the Chdren's classes
will be 10 enable the pupils 20 read French auenty 10 &C
Gure the elements Of conversation, and whle The organs
OF speech flexible TO obtain pure and correct french
The classes oi Ladies and for Gentlemen have been emf
nenIy successful and afford 10 persons OF leisure OF eher
SEX 20 the scholar and the professional or business nun
best opportunities Tor acquiring IN Hsdlhpie
k1owe se OF the language In these classes the pupils are
not only taught read, write and speak + rehch win
tuency and bur by of
from the OF different PERIODS ano W ulIereh
epartmens they made conversan win he oest poi
TONS of French Literature ,....., ,,.
Card containing terms &c and any adultlnna lnlorha
ton respecting above classes may De oeiaed oy ap
plvny nersonallv letter either 10 Pro! Niepht al
J5 C,aan. - between Clinton and NHvery place. near
Neutrality-suspicious. Ne York; or 10 Alfred Greenieai
100 Pirrreponr-st. corner Of Clinton broohlyn sl5 81
vTTIF FRENCUJ LANGUAGE : taught II schools
Ter Of IS lessdns-number Of pupils IN class un!lanted
FOR pAcuar- and references address Mr.. A y No. 49,
Broone-. cor Wooster lpr!vute d~ rllinsl sl9 Gus
ALLEN DODWORTH's Private Dancing School!
n No AS Brooule-st near Broadway.-A D. would beg
Lay. TO inform MI friends and The public. thai having
nade great alterations and improvements III els rooms by
winch the siz- aud accommodations are very much In
creased will open his Classes for the season on Tuesday
Oct 9TH At P NJ for Ladies and Children and ?. VI.
for Gentlemen.
The Instructions lnc!uce al u
,be dsv sl9 3mis
' Terms. &c made known by applying the school
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Corn Trade.

~. Loodon Wheat Market has been rather hac'
a. saee the last report Prices during the week
Nth advanced As per quar-. and a! market a
gssSs .ooA place bu, in consequence OF the higti
sssSsa sellers, the transaction OF extensive ousi'
ss .sS-Free Wheat had rather restricted
rS paees continued to advance, ms did Flour. which
sessSdswee, state the price paid being aboa, IS.
SkssS osty paid. The weather having changed Tor
= - s'Mtting agriculturists TO secure oatstsnd'
s,ea Se Grain trade has been influenced there
SsrtsseAaeEs have manifested reluctance to con-
.s'apons a, the enhanced rates.
Sss s -sss was dull at Mark Lane on the 2sth uit'
Pa ,-ss seemed disiucIncd to realize, previous
sssg s.Ne Pretty well sustained. On the 3lsi u!'
"a med q per quarter, below rates current or
sAeeS Sseanlght Little business WAS transacted IN
e.ssiad although inquiry therefor, and the mar
ssmd-previous prices were maintained
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Books.
NEWS NEWS ,

NEWS NEWS,
EOREIGS Papers per Steamer Cs-nhr14-W- Tsyicr
L Co No : Astor House have rs--Grec taeT us1A
supplies OF Ike
London Illustrated NeTs-.ss cis
L5rdcE Pictorial TIEe>-lst c-S
London PElcn o. Charlya.t-i1t ctS
Dublin Sar.cr-lS{ rs
Bells LIE = LorcOn-ls3 elk
Wilmer Smiths TiGc-is; c:S
London Vor!t Of Fashion foE SePie-a5er-SL
s Purchasers VII s--d il vel 20 call eary a. grand
n h Is ex recied-
Sr.ri: OF tie T1es-i.. cts Saturday Cour.sr-s- ctS
y. Y. Hcr1d-6e c-S- Western SonIneri-e: Cts
.n-Io 3naerica7-a g. Saturday ErPortz-n-st cts
s T-Ntrrur-s. c. Boston San: 4 Yankees c..
I-te,rs Living 4 g.-I3. cts. &c
- WM.TAYL0R / co. Ne. Astcr House.
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Sua;cr sates.
ANrHoNY J. sLEEcKEs Aaet.ooeer.

AMThoNY }, SLEECEER. Arc,.oceer.
i ARSE SALb OF SplsndSd Ssear,eoa,s-To e.ose
AeonS efn.Igv folow n -. 5e ,ho
Merchants Exchange N The city Of Ss~.yerl o., We'd.
nesdsy Tie ie.a day OF December, 1913, sy Anthony
Blocker. Apcrioncer.
The ssge pcreurpory. liberal terra Particular, ens
be hsG by srplyns 81 the Aaeicreecs oc- No broad
street
The steamer George Washington, eI',rey Few Of The
hurtsen OF l4N tons SO :eet long 70 feet beam. cylinder
sly inches. - feet stroke,
The NsickeeSocSc-, years Old 40 teeS long, 9 Sec;
beam 81 inches cylinder, 10 feet stroke.
rhre--fcarihs part OF The Hendrix Hudson, year cid.
so feet !oas IS et beam - inches cylinder, II feet
stroke
TIE Sou,a America yesrs old ~ fee; Long 81 feet
0eSins - inches cylinder. Ii feet stroke
ne Sosth America. wears old. IS feel long, - feet
oeaai- y inehes cylinder, II feet stroke.
The Columbia old go feet !ouy Is feet beam ~
inches CYLINDER. II feet stroke
TIE Rochrsiev. yesss Old 80 feet Ions, IS feet beam
~ inches cylinder. 10 feet stroke
The Gsxele, well suited for short rca,e
The above boats well knowu he most cszsc-
dious and substantial boats The American wa.er thai
il IS deemed unnecessary give particular description
them here All Of the bos:s VIII be sold whn, reserve
restriction the day named uness disposed Of pgi.
waite sale pr,cy to that Gnie.
The properly can Ne examined any day previous The
sale slS SiusDicsSSoS y 10 y % 10 3 81 St'tds