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Ship John Barring Sherman I'm 1t lbeS Aug Sstt,'
9oi ,oys salt Husscy x Murray Sept ls LAT ~ u
long 40 o. exchanged signals with ship Jane Ross steer
ins SN; I'D lat IL b; long 81, saw large ship 10 the
rorthward under jury top mast steering TO the west
ward on the 10Th, in lst i3 81, long % experienced
heavy gales veerng i'm NE 20 NV, which blew away
the sails from the yards ured also the main top gallant
MAST I'm the cap shifted cargo and other damage 18Th
No,tauk in sight saw whale ship steering eastward
ship John G CoS,cr Benjamin, I'm Csnfon and Macao
May 5tb Angler July lot. and s. Helena Aug I'D teas
silks SC 10 Rowland & Aspinwal July lst on anger,
saw Br ship Monarch. I'm Canton Tor London; Sep'
olst LAT 10 50 long 6l spoke ship plymouth CON
voyng vessels I'm Rio De Janeiro Tor Ine ssAles, ts1
inst Ia, IS o. long - H. spoke bark Paris I'm psien
for New York.
Shin Corsair (of Boston, Adams, IL ds I'm Newport.
fWses) with coal TO master, ~ passengers
Shin Hartford Freeman. 10 dys I'm savannah; COTTON
and rice TO Durham * Dinon. S9th uit lst D. long
:. rsssG bark with loss OF main opriaS anu 'naii
mast sprung steering west -,
Brir Alrnatia smith. 10 ds I'm Curscos- dyeSvoed'
goat skins SC 10 Foulke s Sons. Len brig SOPHIA
for Boston next day - ,>-t- :,
Br brig Anglia, Dupre Is DIS I'M Fortune Gay N''f -
ballast, Gooihuc Co.
Brig Si,ss Marean (o Balcnore) Long 10 ts I'm MO
de Janeiro coffee Sc to Came cut under con
voy OF [ ship Plymouth. and parted on cape asSi3
9sth Sept Left L s frisste Columha Iontnooote roc
seau soop Saratoga. Shubrick, I'M Fseh0' ai3 VI
Bainbridye >.,.,,. -.
Schr Commodore Bedell 30 hours I'm Norfolk Hiase-
Schr Cambridge Hsn ds I'm Boston mdse
fec &c to Dcaheld. 18th Sept in lst 20 50, long a.
smoke hris of New York. I'm Manssnila tor bos'
ton 18th experienced severe gale tn sSW split ssiis'
Sc.
Sehr NiRysrs. -, fm Thomaston lime
Schr Columbia. Knapp. I'm Virgins ndse.
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re- DIR. Banning's Body Brace. fof the prove

re- DR.. Ranning'> Body Brace. ior th- proven
non and relief Dropping Distortion aud Weakness OF
the Body particularly oeas children and young ladies'
Also ior weakness OF chest spine, digestive and female
system To be had at IS Broadway. Mrs b IN A'iend-
.nce on ladies from 10 \ NJ TO NJ. and from Tot 2
Merchants and druggists visiting The city may do we
10 examine the comparative physiological philosophy OF
this support before purchasing .,,...,.s.-s,I
In nrir 20 tie more extended utility g! this woodvrui
,.l,ne,,t Or 8 has consented throw The patent rlshi
~; MO market TIE immense consideration BON OF
ssn.yo.n and pecuiary nature cannot be eualed N an?
othr investment For the soupdnesS OF The principe on
watch the Brace acts the subioned opinion OF enlnen'
men -. r.,s,.-3 ~ ph;i,l.l-b,,
h,re exfrnin Dr. BsnEirg's instrument for the r-ei
Of wesSness requiring support, and have Iaae PGea'
fUen; ii me same and ssionisheG al ne results
hsvs also listened TO his views Of ia app!lcaoiy 10 a.
yi class OF diseases and IhDk them 10 De hlshy IN
nori1n snd therefore cordially Recommend aeHi - lie
.-rious consideration OF the medical profession
PhiIadelphia Feb IS. 1886 PAUL s GoonAEo, ID y
From Professor Mon, OF New y on and others
The undersigned have examined Dr. banning move:
views on the mechanical pathology OF mary a1eeos %
Inc viscera and believe them 20 be hniy 1
worthy the serious attention Of ie medical profession
Valerue Mol, J. kesTaey Rcd gers, alex . NI't-Hs'
Stephen E k;fby. stephen Brown. n Mclean.
lyxiz
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GRATIS

FRENCH sF5KES-Ep. CHURcH's sTsTEN
- Free lessons IT. tie French Language al gl..
N--Yosk SOCIETY," Library, Broadway, corner OF Leon
ard-st)
Friday the OH : O'clock preci=el y
Mons Church, Author OF he WorS entitled French
Spoken having already formed t"o pubic on-
al O'Clock every afternoon and the other Tnesda-
Thursday and Sairdsv Of each week al o'clock tveuu
VII the request OF several persons form another
ing course every Monday ednesday and Frdayaso ii
O'Clock in The evening
MIR c wishing hat every member ay Judge OF h- =vs-
ri iTpartinG hs language living viii before
receiving sny coupe, -aou give tkree lessons Free IL
VIII also deliver graritousiy pamphlet containing the e
each person study AZ home and Fdge for
themselves before they become member. AMI without
the least expense whether this mode 81 Instruction
cording 10 ;heir view.
The third lesson being gwen. tie persons no would Ike
oin viii hsve 10 pay = IN advance and the hook y
for The course OF = lessons beginning the f2h
Those who having hal the three lessons free would Ike
retire viii have spent any thing In order ovoid
the incumbrsuce OF the ha Tie tickets and printed psph-
let free OF ali EXPENSE VIII be delivered Ill Saturday 50
OcI from 10 r. ~ MI P. VI al The Society Library Hal.
Broad yvav. corner of Leonard-st-
y. B-No Tickets pamphlet. VIII De delivered after
Saturday, Sd October. ol dt--
u Genticmcn's Fall style of FIats.-6IRD, cor.
Pine and Nassau sts-Geutemens Hats OF The standard
style for ensuing season. are ready for examination
and sale.
The subscriber ev0- mis- ei,enton rs hitherto the pro-
Guelioa Of the ue- qualities OF Beaver anu Moiein HAS
and SUCH they with confidence recommended TO the
pubic BlRD. cor Pine and Nassau sta.
September 1t. 1876. oi !;niS'
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Tur TNVTSTRT-E WIG

~ so closely resembles The real head OF hair that
sccpcs and have pronounced The most per
feet and extraordinary invention OF The day The great al
vantage this novel and unique Wig, i IL being madS
without sewing weaving, which causes IL appearance
closely resemble the natural hair. both IN ghIness
natural appearance, defy detection lis texture
being beautiful porous and free, that IN all cases
of Precipitation evaporation unmpeded and the great
evils other Wigs avoided. The scepc aud connalsseur
alike invited inspect Ibis novel and beautiful WIZ
and the peculiar method hitting the hesd al the invent
ors "a C. BARRY li6 Brondw way, corner OF Libery.-l
mn staii- sl6 lmrodls.
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pi,,e1-For The permanent OF al! diseases asins
80, ~ ;upare sts- OF the blood. Piples on ne Sc
n,.is Jsuuiic. indigestion. Cosiiyeness Vertigo =
!i r1nianIs ana General Debility has eqrIs Ihi'
,srstion Is combination hitherto upkno IN II me y.
r nj medicine differing entirely IN rs chsrseIer sn1
~ " Nv, The vsIous preparations OF S4rsaraFliA
49, S,s br Ell Different iIrars offered 20 he pnaHe--
When in perfect heaiIh, no eject : prodneed o. - -
, srr-sa - 0: appetite hut when dselsse : seated
& ~ 800 and carving fast il victims along me paiH
OF lie then its mysterious tnaaeIss : rel sne s
g, So $3.50, ,rS a, Iqs Broadway ~ Bower III
Ris.rser.st v J. w Suith xnd Mrs Hayes Futon
81 BROOKLYN.
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RATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

II 4 Liquid COIoring for the Hair, Whiskers, SC.
lie claims 10 patronage VIII AT once be understood BY
those who have used sold the preparations offered for
dyeng the hair. It, application is simple, s effect Ger
lain being emPhatcay perfect HairHye. without de-
stroyng the elasticity health of the hair To fancy
keepers druggists, &c II VIII be found most dc
sireble article, they with confidence recommend
their customers and be troubled with complaints ot
liz dyeing the skin linen. II viii moi rub off the hair
and constant washing only improves IT, appearance The
color permanent ant perfectly uniform. entirely free
from those unnatural tins varying from the faded green
the royal purple produced by the ordinary hair dyes In
proof Of IL efficacy the inventor Is prepared 10 apply the
TO those wishing purchase II 7; proves satisfactory Tor
which purpose lie has private Prepared only ana
sold Wholesale and retail by WM. BACHELOR. No. =
Wal-sL Broadway. Price 81; double size 81 ~.
Copy The address.
Administrations DR.. Gouraud, 81 Wslker-st Brook
lvn. Mrs Hays l5a Fuon-sl Philadelphia, Eug. Rousse;
Washington. d. C.. j. III. Gibbs. Penn. Aven. Pisbnre
Pa, VIM Jackson 90 Liberty-st; Columbus, Ga Winter
4 Fnniny SD meodis'
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The rain behaved miserably yesterday.
!, .nread thick, adhesive black pudding about
~ ~. inches in depth all the City. The ladies
- oftbera stuck fast in this aboninable mixture and
rbo had iigh,coored CATERS had great difficulty
:. CONTROLLING their tenpers and keeping their pretty
-. .-,ool. There sudden rise in all kinds Of
s,.as fency descriptions being held rather the firm
sers was great scarcity OF the article. and the de-
"a far exceeded the supply omnibus-driyers sud
became possessed with the strange opinion tha;
-.t;cles were made OF India. Rubber and contin
ram gentlemen and ladies into them much in
-. 80 v,ay that scsramouch bolts MacMon How
..nr we're go, into the Tweivc-Insider in which We
- ourselves would be madness 10 enurneraie as il
,sonv 10 endure However, everybody got accom-
.,...d somehow-for Omnibus passengers are ike
-, men and shrink when they wet The driver
t-.-er shrinks from nothing not even from paying
:. ,sxter hvepences in change for silver shngs. II
-...o,,.hng how any body. by the way imagine
!, me life Of an Omnibusdriver is monotonous IL MT
- ,igaYs changing quarters
n;rat night it let up little 10 give people an OPP
..r,,v of going TO DE MEYERS Concert-a chance of
scb they we're not slow AT availiDg Reconsideration
rns down again thicker and faster than ever At
5yb, the black pudding had increased TO six inches
!. sertb, and was rapidly rising.
~ Mr.. PERABEAU. thorough artist and one Of
:. most appreciatye musicians have among US,
-vs. Concert This Evening at the Apolo-asssted by
s,,,e eminent talent and taking feature of the
.,,sy,innent will be choice recitations by lite
,.r, gentleman onineny qualified to afford pleasure 10
lie audience
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AmnseManss.
THE GREAT NEM.YoRK FAIR OK The AMER
Gan Institute VII open a Castle Garden Cetoeer Sh

= u ~ - Il %
4 Can Iasatuie WIN open = cas;Is Garden October 5h
lS-i rRc$sztN>,r.
FaeF;cs 81 Art Aschr-z &-seis Invezrors &c should
&c deiiTerrs a Cassie Garden October fst ID or ST. w
Thursday, Friday or Ss-urSav
Y RST WEN OF THE EXyiiSrrToS
MONDAY oet 5ss-Cp.ers 10 ~ r,,1i. :, - ,.,>.s "
Vegetables Fruits, Tlo~-rs &c for III, Bor,,,I,,I,
Room Should be osoasht early his morning Fresh Sup
Piles OF lowers are des'rvG every day o'clock
ne Opening oy rfoa eaaoa DICK rrsu~ % New
JeFsey sre>sdenl % Nv 'iS'4'e Ai'e' which grand
display q slreNofs.
II ESpAf Uei et-lHr siOssleu4ss a. sNae'iior opens
81 : oc.e!-S An AiS'r,s a =. > t.s>A - , \,
WEDNESDAY. Oct ft'-8t O'clock " sirsN~otks
THURSDAY, Oet. Sths-tt O'Clock ?. NJ az AGisrs--
FRIDAY, Oct sth-Fiowir- sac >Psiius Na.e 5 A.
FG,Asus l. J. steamboat VII leave C2sie Garien q
Nieh Dr. noee WI. &c given An Niises- Y me he.i
SATI RDAY. Oct l0thA splendid display Of fire works
SECOND WEEK
MoNpA1, oet ISfh-Entrses OF Caiie, Se- ~i1h psdi
NaioaA- eocSeauou ot Farmers, 6sreeners AHd
sSDAl, Oct S-s-A s7fcgJHral Convention
ur,.es;
WEDNESDAY, Oct ltLh-Csttla ENhibiilo1 Tbsy
tnG.i De On he sroqni BY O'Clock A. VI. Agriculture!
Address Al q O'clock ? u
TIL hSpt>l, OcS iS't->ecend Gay ct Cattle EXbs5;-
non Anniversary Address =. O'clock ?. II The New
York Ssc.eS Muse Soeiefy NH lend HER SERVICES
S--ASGanc s-Neio!i:on' announced
Circrars containing i'iL information x the above
Dc hsd 81 tie Repository Of the nsGie n the PstS -
CAMIIIO SINORi,S First Concert Will ;sSr place
Y On MorGsv OCTOBER sSh Al he rsheruacie
This crebrse Artist vii perform tie wonderful piece
Of PsEanni Ia Presi4n d Mos THE prSyer Of Moses
apoa single string and the " tEr"'Sa1 Of sH'cS IS
written by Gis immortal Master.
V - - -;
\ n -. ,iI So; sSIs rs.S
1hias wees eomaencine Aoaday, sept is.a. is SO
spendi sse5E at'erooa a. y, a9 80 ~
W u.,S a. ~ =. $500 ~ s';,r ~ 81 KIM: or
EEpS r., 500, i,a,.s sr,. nv, -sn,isnen frnr,
~ So ~ 81 So a, c-,.,h,ry \ II 49, ,hsv
~, :, ~. 6;csss, s.,r3iS az rlssr rls..,r ,- v.T
80 D,.,n- bs-.s - ,s-..r.iy ;,,,;i,- vim H..
pecuariries OF hi. strange and interesting people They
Iy-s ~ - Ssas. r,,, IS s .ysris. Ks,
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Books.

JAMEs'S NEW NOVEL. MAGAZINES, SC
XSJM TAILOR / co No , Aston House have d
w Heidelberg-A Romance, by O. 7. r. James. The
unrvaled popularity this sUhor rapid sale Of
hi- Noye,s-thcrefore purchase IN time before tile
edition runs Price > cents.
REVIEWS.
The Democratic Review for October. Puc= 25ct-.
The Knickerborker Magazine. Pnce ~
BlaekSood's Edinburgh Mag. Sept Price 25et
Hunts Merchonl-' MAJ Oct frcc - ct-
New Volume NJ Lities Living Age commenced v it'll
No 1875 thai persons win fad it best 20 subscribe
Pncc oi yearly subscriptions 81, single numbers p
~ Complete ueslly bound IN muslin - per
vol LIsHT And CHEAP LIrsRATuKE, &c.
No Of Martin he Founding by Eugene Sue, q e..
Gabrielle Mmanso, thrilling Tale from The Swedish,
- cents
Progress, Sutircp Poem. By J. G. SAKE. 35ets
Destiny. Poem. read before The Delta PHI - ct-
The Terf. OF - and '46-Statscay compared,.s -.
Wing Almanac Tor 1917, l2i cts.
". As,r,r II.nrs.
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TO DYE. BUT NOT TO BE DEAD.

" Challenge Tue propuetor- OF all Liquid Hair
Dyes poscdsr ,cint called liquid To friendly ria
ANA comparison of the relative merits Of their discoveries
and of mine feel perfectly certain that my Compound
for Dyeins The Hair is far superior 20 other IN u
world profess TO be conscientious man. and II there
be any article of this description superior 10 my magic Lalr
dye sincerely anxious 10 know II. The above ohs-
lenGe SN0 SD0 given therefore IN entire good faith
ana with ,hc most friendly feeling of laudahie competition
prefer 10 meet competitors al the Fair aud tue llal
be made in presence Of judges chosen from The d.
recors OF The American institute
n0 PHAlON. Ll HIGHWAY
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Thiaez Ia Rhiladelp!.ia.
rrespondenee ofThe f'ribane: r.. .

PHILADELPHIA Oct 2
rhs,e has been rise in Flour Corn, Wheat
md Whsky, about in proportion 10 your city; but
e. .e.n, inclined wait the next steamer. nbout
.lS se rolitical campaign is going on with great
,..sop and the Wings in excellent spirits Coz
sTs Sssa on and af bo o aoa sf e
r ooss..d bu, for the three-cornered contest
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y. ID. NASH, Auetoneer.-Store lSg rulton-ss
4 RTIEIC1AI. FLOWERS, Furniture, Sc-THlS
HDAf Saturday. at 10 O'clock II lSe EuonsI by order
of John Hudson Executor the balance Of the estate Ar
hcal Flowers, hnished and prepared Tools for making
Flowers. Clothing and Fancy Articles Also, Sofas, ushy
Chairs. BureauN Pier and Dining Tables, manly do. Car
pets Looking Glasses Mattresses Bedstesds, Piano
Forte. Feather Beds, Sc-
ALso, PUsLIc HoUsE FVRNfruREAt sau;o time, lot OF
Furniture Chairs Stools An-Chars, Glass Ware Clock
Prints boxes Wines and Liquors, and - large Benches
for a bar public Also, large nshogany-top
Cutting Boards or Counters. IL
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rs Renor, aft Deo1b..-From The report OF dea

RPpOrt Of DeNthN.-FFU1H tIIt IrpOII " ut1'Ir
in the Civ OF Nev-York for months ending June
9Th we see tina; three hundred eghtyo died OF the
Dropsy being nearly orelh OF ali over twenty years Of
ace hui we predict great falling OF from thai number the
NEXT six months from The fac, thai the numerous wonder
fl cures performed by VGughn's Vegetable Llhonrpuc
Mxmr. established its reputation as an inia!ioe rem
ed Dropsy all its forms See advertisement beaded
Great American Remedy and call for pamphlets which
Office, lS2 NssSau-st sp ou-'
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HEROnaEDi5

Letter Bags Of pscke; ships :, Patrick for Liverpool
Switzerland for London and the 81 Nicholas Tor HARE
WI close this day, al henyons Foreign Letter Office 20
Waist / 70 IL O'Clock
The ships Oxford for Liverpool and the South Caro-
Ina for New Orleans. anchored al the w Spit wind
bound the ship Talbot do at Quarantine Wind ESE
with thick weather
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.

~ Bachelors new invented Wigs and scalp
are pronounced by all who have and worn them The
perfect ard natural heads OF hair Wig wearers are
invited 10 inspect largest and best assortment OF Wigs
in the United States; they Then Judge the effect and
will AT once perceive that what has long been 10 them
source of nsolerahe discomfort Will henceiorh he real
luxury. WM. BACHELOR, inventor and manufacturer,
WasL near Broadway, removed from les Broadway.
500; iis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

OF The Glove Anodype. Tins i tNceiIent aFclc and
will cure the most violent tooth ache pain ia the gums
in one minute The Glove Arodyne Is not unpleasant 10
the as,e injurious 10 the teeth and VIII permanently
cure any tooth 10 which i Is apphed. Prce > eta
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by Henry JOHN
SON Druggist and Chemist, IN The Granite Building 20
Broadway corner Chambers sold also q; 100 tuons1
and n East brusdNvay. 81 imeodis
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TARIFFs OF 1870 AND 1910


WILEY : PUTNAM. l6l Broadway publish this Jay
w Spirit OF tir age Contemporary Portraits. Price
cents. COM E.Nl
Jeremy BentlIarn Goodwin Coierdge Re-. T. lfy-
ing: Home Tooke. Byron; Souh-y; Wordsworth; Mac
ininsh Malfhus Clifford Jeffrey; Brou CHAM Burden
Eldou: Wherefore: Cobbeii Campbell; Crsbbe Moore
Leigh Hunt Charles L.aInb, and Washington Irving
His views of Literary Men almost invariably pro-
found and saarchag" Metropolitan
Ha has spoken OF the remarkable OF hi time
with free spirit though IN general we think Win Just
mess saracv and delicate discrimination OF tho finer
shades Of chsracer and OF those -vsne-ceui forms Of
preston which inferior srst might in vain atteUp 10
catch In this respect Hsz Is the Clarendon OF his
"a I, lTait. Mag.
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TIE EARLY JESUIT MISSIONS IN

NORTH AMERICA, compiled snd translated from the
letters of the French Jesuit, with notes Hv the Re-
William Kip. NJ. a. Corresponding Member OF Tie New
York Historical Society Two psrts, 97 cts each Pub
iished this day by WILEY s PUTNAM. i6l Broadway.
Il would have been easy 10 have woven the history ot
these missionaries into romantic End touching
narrative the writer preferred allowing lhem 70 speak
themselves. ard TO tell their story. les more IN
teretng read The very words these earnest l0eorer7
wrote more than century ago when camping in the viii
derness, sharing the wgwsm- OF the rude savage
They PORTRAY jer views and feelings They lead ~
as no one else does into to and private life Of our
AbOrignes ln5 Dis Authors Prettc".
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Anrfinn Saiee.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Arenonee,.
Rf bANGS, RICHARDS 4, pI AT

: SCSIAH RICHARDS, Arcroreey.
/ Rf BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATsr-s
X ~ aTost~sy-lhss-Sl CSAh aayk.c-s r-xa~ o. COS.
Egrmenss Tor Anecon Saars rrz
MONDAY EVENING Ok &
SooS$-A large Collection OF Standard and .aiso,Isn,
Qua Books. Family Bisies, slsnS Books kc
s>, CireGsi;Rs LisraTy. comprising upward Of loo
v9azcs 81 popular a9vels ssnoa; ee5rrIy tie ,xo,vo
f2zao eNdl,icHsl senesaIy n eSe-ilea, order.
40 ifee sTSr O4 ai's',gs n saIssoeso
Neass Az; Aco:is- oy ~ 90 Asssef;
At PslvtrT ShLs--i"u Sasf.o nlotes, eeess variety
IN ptau sheep Sad extra eS s5d s eSse sntHsS Also
large assortment O! slxsdAc ana MltecAArr0s Eooks
: C0I TON xpctt3ueer
ny r coy TnS sr-tjor .,6 Coas-nlss,on &erch.,,
D-Ssa,s ~ ils E,i.,r .,i 81 Ann s.s-ISSxr,l al .
vAaees made On . iSsr Tor private sae or a. srcron
and Pcopt rctlrns r1a- ou,-ccrs Of every desrip
roa q goods prcraxy art-rdsi ~ aud respectfully a.
ltei.sa MONDAY, OcL S,
Az 10y O'Clock al tie Auction Rccsn
Nsw h>p SECONDHAND YrxNrrrSE-Conprisirg 81,
TeSuN Chsirs, Tables mahogany ana curi.maple Bel.
ssesis Carpets oucloth re.issr seis Nsrssss SEA,
Gard Tables Lcokias Ssl.sse, N,Aox,,v R,,srrs Re-.
ton 10. Wash Stands, worS Table, nSnp- 10 CrceEefy
ard Glass wa!e. Confcrsers Sow. EjsS, gS,r-.,-
he &c Ass several thousand Ciss,. '>-Ni '~''
AZ pSrIrx SAls-Ore srlrnssS rps-xo.>i p,.,, a.,
.,rs -,sl,s,ny .rrisht DO made 81 rYrth Z H,t ' ~
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JOHN j. V wESTERyELT, Auctioncer.
DY WILLET & WESTERvELT-Stcre

DSpuce-st-rhis Day Saturday,, Al 10 O'CLOCK ~ The
Auction Rooni-Household Furnture-By order OF II. p.
Wanmsker, Public AdmuisIrstor-in ccuitnuailoa-Ths
effects OF the of Jacob Cannon and others deceased
consisting Of Baresux Sofas, mahogany, cane scar aud
u-h-bouom Chairs mahogany, black walnut and cherry
Dining and Tea Tables. Brussels and Ingram Carpets
srench Bslvas and Palhasers Feather Bods. Bosters
aud Pillows BeIstcsns, Looking Glasses. Eight-isy
Clock, Hall Lamps Closets Crocsery, brass Kettles,
Stoves and Fixtures. &c. &c
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Nem fall Goo0s.

NEW FALL COODS.-A ARNOLD \ co. 50 Ca.
Nnast have now in store iu supply OF Dress Goods
adapted the present, which they offering at
greatly reduced prices
French Twied Ginghams, very fine quality.
Scotch DO DO superb assortment.
French Calcucs. Cashmere patterns.
French Cashmeres and De LANES in all the Par-lc
signs of the
Small Figured and Plaid De LANES for Misses.
Lama Plads Clarence Popl.us Gala Psids and Victoria
Cashmeres
large assortment OF Merinoes in plain and hghcolors
% II
H1THOLESALE SHAWL. WAREHOUSES;
w Pearls Shavls OF every description for sale by tho
case dozen or single one, by JOHN c. HENDERSON
Co. I'D Pearl-st. 81 linls
DONNETS AND CAPS.--A fGl assortment for sale
Id AT the loves, market prices by
al 2nis IOTTN q HENDERSON Z co i7s P-arist
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gt.!sra! Scsires.
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e " hiG Senatorial Couyeut,on-lsi District
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Er1aaz-sy EaC.-, CT 1871. -. Il
Re1oi=ea Thz: he re11 Seza.orial Conver,io5 Of :
pl-i-ic; &c held q ~ 5roalx.y ECa>e, York On to-
ars Tuesday q Octooer SO Al L orics E0oa and ha
TIE President and SeoE.tsrv sI-c norlce thereof
EGEE2T BENSON President
D. \ eosEE Secretary os
q Rev. .ir BaIch, Rector q = a.r,,,,sr,.s,..
CsUrch q exp--ie. vii preach sloa.in- Ch1--h
row, {Suudsy serloo1i s-e, FiIE th= ID. ne shin
l. VII uni;e II ei~nE hanks u At FEsv cd Tor ne
preservation OF tie many lives OF board s-FR- -13ar
Ee-e1 n the ate d-eui storms OF Inc @ sld IL ust
Servlc-s eCu11ssac- 81 81 : Cock IL
y Third Unitarian society, 20 Columbian Il al
Re- NJ F2riey, OF EruoEa. WI. preach q he afternoon
5sr-lces 8. o'c!oek IL
= The Rev. Hiram Marrison. OF th= Back Ri=er
Conference WI. preach Sunday eT=n:lg III ias IN 4 e
SuIhvan->L 81 2 Ch4r-h. Services % commence AZ os
p Missionary Lecturc.-A l-cture o. ihe Mora
STATE OF the Word vii Delivered in the Erosdyvsv
Tabernacle nex, Sabbath ---nInE 5v Rev Mr. Thompson
Services 10 commence a. past o'ciors- II
p Sermons 70 Young oIen-O-rlsrJi- = Church
Re- o. 4 Sku1e. commerce n h Ceurch II Or
clzr1.sI o. Succ1v tOc- y series OF Sermons 90
Young Men. Serv:ce va! commence g ? " L
EfT Fashionable Hats.-VAT>oN2 CO 49, Ctai-
hain-t 0er Tor inspection and sale The an srvi= Ha r
19+ The Subscribers devote unusz. attention 10 the pr-
cErJu o: Superior Qualities of 2sa-sT AID Mosskin HaI>
equal say manufactured which offered Ct - per
CENT -ss Than BcoaiTsy prices
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