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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co. have
acired dividend of two dollars and fifty cents per
.s.,e payable TO NcwYork stockholders Mt the Union
Bsuk On the lst of October.
The Exports of Cotton Goods during the first 90
dsysin September reached 1864 packages.
The Stamford, CT. Bank has declared a seminar
addyidend Of 81 per cent.
A. Boston the movements in stocks are confined
almost entirely to fancy articles In East Boston and
sGweh Railroad there has been a stir, with rise in
market rates. Bank stocks are rather nominal because
t.vmehended losses In the dividend class Of railroads
Srs has heen decline; in Old Colony from sales by
South Cove Co shareholders 10 whom ii has been issued
Argument for lands designed for the new depot Proyi
nc has been affected by anticipation OF new issues for
cost Of branch 10 Pawtuckct
The Central Railroad Mich. is to be delivered to
tie Company which has purchased it this week The
rad is to be completed in the best manner.
special meeting of the stockholders OF the st.
lawrence and Atlantic Railroad was held at Montreal
de eth inst. resolution ofregrct pissed that the
phoders in Great Britain dsinclined continue
her connection with the enterprise and another that
he directors should take the necessary steps pay back
he deposits OF such DESTROYS OF receiving the
t deductng proportionatc share OF the expenses al
ready incurred in England and Canada with the cXccp-
Of the cost OF survey and that arising from land ne
citations
The Report oitle Harrisburg Railroad shows the
Company to be in satisfactory condition BY the receipt
cisA0o0frou the sale OF stock authorized by the Lcss
iEue the Company has put nearly the whole road in
paiect order paid about $4,000 of floating debt and
small deficiency of unproyided interest. By thcimproye
mems 10 the road the distance to Harrisburg may be
usveld in two hours thereby enabling the Company to
some $4,000 in the next years expenses. The re-
tdps for passengers have increased S5i7s &C. and the
receipts for freight have increased 81 $50 A. making the
tl increased receipts for passengers and freight OF
1855 0S in favor OF the present fiscal year the last
Heto,a funded debt OF the Company. running tols55
sl5-the uniunded debt is SIS 050 In closing the
nport the Directors intimate that fair dividend 10 the
rkhoders after paying interest and current expenses,
lay be expected soon"
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Markets.. J. cartf.lly rsportss far 1as 7t.bune.

Mnrlkcts.... Cartf,tIly reported Jor IHe Trtbune
WEDSEspAy, Sept. %.
4sHES-Thc market is steady with fair demand
Fe IS and 90 Exrr,ort from lst TO 22d September
Pots l04s lbl. Pears ie7 bbls.
CoTToN-The sales to-day have amounted 10 5000
s OF which one list ofNew. Orleans OF $50 bales Mid
eng sold a. % cts Prices paid to-day very full and
show an advance of half cent since the receipt of the
sews per Cambria large portion of the business to-
aTTas on speculation.
GPen Of Cotton, from the Ports Of the United States
pisncnc LIST Sept 1876
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.n.se ,ntWrUKT AND pROVIDENCE

ssN..-.-it 10 Newp0g. and Providence, CABIN
E--rh1 ------TS2 Deck - 50--The Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY Captain n. Chlds Wal leave foot 81 MarEstst
East River On Tuesday Sept I'D. al O'Clock, I. NJ
Passengers for Boston arrive Providence time for the
o'clock train Freight taken at reduced rates Apply TO
the Captain on board, or AZ the Office on the pier
The Mutual Safety IL fitted up with large aud conino
dous STAT. Rooms and Is newly furnished throughout
Her well known character boat heF ample accom
modations and low fares II Is hoped, WIZ secure ne
share of public patronage hll5 lniseodu
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Gats.

u Knox l29 Futousi tSun Buildings) deeIuirg 1t
unnecessary into particulars respecting his Fall
Fashions for 1876. would simply state that his new style
will excel in beauty lgtnc-- taste and color any Thing
offered to the hat wearing public OF Newly ok. HIS
prices low as his has are fine II lmis
To Fashionable IInts.-WATSON& CO. l54 Chat.
hnns otter for inspection and sale the fall style Hats for
1916 The subscribers devote unusual attention TO the pro-
ducton OF superior qualities of Beaver and Moeskn Hats,
equal any manufactured, which offered nj p per
cent less than Broadway prices.
$40 iseodt WATSON CO. Isl Chailani-squar
~ Mills. Halter, l7s Broadway, uioward Hoel,) has
now lis Fail style of Hats ready. To those who wish
md durable Hut he especially recommends his sGpe
ror Nuia and Moeshin Hats nj the low price OF Is 30,
being confident they will be found superior 10 any before
sold at the price. s7 wis
rS~ Gcntlcmen's Fall style OF Iiuts.-BlRD, cor.
Pine and Nassau ss.-Genemen's Hats of the standard
style for ensuing soason, ready for examination
and sale
Tho subscriber dcvocs his attention hitherto the pro-
ducon of qualities of Beaver and Moleskn Hats
and SUCH they with confidence recommended the
public. BIRD, cor Pine aud Nassau sis.
September ei, 1916. 81 lms-
re-. Fall Fashion for Huts-At Genin's 2i Broad
way opposite ST Pauls.-lIavinc devoted unusual Httef
ton In producing this STYLE Tie attention of gentleman If
invited 10 IT,
The ightncss, grace and buoyan effect Of these Hats
cannot be described they must be be appreciated
Gcnn receives monthly The style of hats from Paris, aHd
instantly adopts every tinc that IS valuable in the neNv
patterns and thus his share the benefits Of the
Judgment and taste of all Paris united with his
LIST quality Nutra hat 81 9 LIST quality Moeskin... on
u do do t0'2d do do -. on
Aso1Every style Of Cap for youths and children
au27 istf
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~N10 - THE MOST DEiit'HTfll, OF al
es-s4s7---it Excur.ions-A sail acr"s- the Hudson
River to Huboken, and lheE wink 10 the
Flvsinn Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
the place viii prove the most easily accomplished ana
attractive OF all rural excursions that can DO made IRON ue
civ
The grounds now present charming aspect, The trees
being in leaf and the soil covered with rich tuft
The walks excellent order having been consider
ably embeshed The present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there viii be- N attendance
at the Cooanade Elysan Fields an excellent Band Of
Music w.oh VIII perform selections from the layoriie
Operas popular air, marches, wstkss, &c
The Ferry Boats from Barely Canal and thrlstrphtt
- IRE completely ii;ed up with Awnings and Seats
Night boats run from Hoboken 10 Barenysi uail II
O'clock Ferrt,,c 81 cents Insuas
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MODEL OF NBw-YoRK

MODEL OF NEW-YOEk
IN CARVED WOOD.-This immense work Of Art, By Z.
tPorer 3eden exhibition atie Mtnerva Rooms,
4G5 Broadway This Model represents every building shed.
tree and other object In the City IL has been IN progress
for more than year and upward Of hundred persons
have been employed its construction, Including some Of
the first Artists, American and European.
Above the Model ia a GOTHIC CANOPY, % the most
highly decorated carved WORK continuing IN different COM
psisn,s OIL Paintings of Of the principal business
establishments IN the Ciiy.
Hours OF exhibition from A. 81 10 10 P. d. Tickets y
cents. Season tickets ~ cents WA tS%i
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AMuSementS.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT \. c LIZ
t'A q AK. !srsiy q New Havea vril eve Coacert o.
Sep- I'd - ne Esi corner Of CrsastgTr ~ gis,r -
Exercises % Commerce q ocioS Admission - cents.
SPOLL0NE-sN>.-J ;aeir ii Concert - TElTs.
csu;. OF Programmes. Ickets - cents. To b. sai a,
~ Mnsic Sores. ard a; tie door - Sums
A LIEEnANIANS. OR AMERICAN >ING-
81 Ire Spo.se Roni>. 10 Broadway On sEfxS svea'Gs
SepL h cn htth uecasie new Iscs VIZ os sias IS
rs ne L pubic s1si 5se Lte 9 80 Ear 49,,
las, Pre- gresuE-e TieketS > csS Concert - som
nlzncs :, issIteE Q oe.cek -- - S4S
STIffEsANr INsTIrJ TE, S.9si"ay ,-..1'a
- Scacay SsPssrser Slh 1910. AS- LQS LIZ tAatset
o. a4;1 Asey Rory Q Ioge, - Nel Will Siss Is 40
i-t,c- Ls.-es5. S,t,-,.s 81 - Tai'S;r OF a.
Country VIZ; zl'7Isias Aneete,s RecifAi0us- paiaets
- S>c 80 : oSNS 1itsh SONGS sois ArvtES H0ave"
VIII Eeccgiol = M -oorl.T AMI osrs ye; 18tairo-
Gucsi % :.s american Fasl.s
Admission S..-rickeis 70 =. had NJ iA- Astpr House
AS, ,. Ns>srs S.c,is-. fGp..ss clSr-4,x,s D,,sos
Fifth Fond c ALyy Us Ssse SSnTe. Si Al :hs 3Scr,
s.h si Doors Cp.I Al quarter ~ seysr Pprto,,snc,
70 commence A. S, AID ecrSitt sseol g clock i'Nss
CASTLE GtRDEN.-jn conseqnercs {, psspsIs-
y mons being made for he Fair 81 se Aa.rss lnsas'e,
lA.s VII Positively .. hS iai wse "t iS'iio @ siis
ING Views and Chinese Fl,e NcIAs; Mr., He man, NJ
Goodwin. 3ir O.5fstT auTs Jay ENeai@sS eP' -l-tSF.
FUs; Medley OysytIre Darcy : ~ et S-to-lss So"t
Old Pc De ~ old -lUni Ss.yf Mary h-5ee Sss n
the morning Grey Goose. ir,se.ssou q 2a-i AZ ~
for Promenade and Refreshments, SID y view ne sPeo
range o: Cos.aorsniAs. Part >econcRal.iosG w tr
Lynch5Grs iowa, 6iesS DAT a6y (e.o'v Gai W 10 : as
kHocAas :, The door \ learned Lecture On eInPo SsE
NesraeTisn &C. Old Jaw goae Life BY the Galley FIRE
Soug-Flower OF ElleTsiiei Buio ENtrGvsaaEs Re e0S
c.ade with DissoyiHg Views &c Adm,iaate , ceatS.
s MEXICAN NirsEuM.-EyeTy Day ard 5 Ey ven:
tAthis week, commenting 2oHdsy sept Isl, iStS-
Magnificent Concert ard CHER performances every AeI-
noon Al 81. Ard every evening al : 'e9eSo rec L,.
except the PTessLasj weea. posst.vey 81 ,le
ORPHEAS FAMILY. Ike best coClpsry ~ Native Neea4-
ISIS. 70 whose sweet 'se TIE ds1sns OF 'aS sEeei ~
irupolis listened. Thousands WAC nave ResFG Ad
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I, STITES ISLAND REGATTA

4 NTNTEN IN MD tEVtI I j.
Monday. september 18th, ltts-Pur-e
fly DoUrs-A Regatta lcf purse
zs2>o1ssz@1NsU Finy Dollars opcn 10 all Boats not
exceeding twenty feet IN length carrying ma!nsa or 10
eui uAin-ail, VIII lake place Monday si INST at l.
II. from Smien Island.
The boats VIII start VandeFblrs Landing ana sail
around vessel boat anchored II the Norrows between
the Telegraph and Fort Hamilton, thence around The White
Buoy the Point OF Robbuss Reef and back 10 the
place OF starting
Entrance, Two Dollars.
Entries can be made wh Nj {. II. Stebbns, at his
Hotel on yanderbs Dock. until the day previous TO the
Race OF whom the Rules under which the same IL 10 be
sailed can "a. ob,,nsd sZ5 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

X!TANTED- DESTINATIONS By Young Women;
~ good plain cook. washer and ironer-ved years in
her place the other ehamberInad or nurse Best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

MOTT Elm the Of JOAN NJ Tr2ble, non-res
Y ldrnt debtor. The undersigned having been ouiy ap
pointed Trustees OF all the estate real and personal o.
John NJ rri:nble or aie Q! The safe OF NeSJe
Hon D = As-e
craft, rdse OF the Court OF Common Pleas for Tue CITY ana
Comfy Of New York 1.-THE officer who issued lie attach
nen having resigned hi otcc do hereby give notice 20
All persons Indebted said John VI Trin6e 10 render an
account OF ali debts and sums Of money OWING oy them
,rccIyey 10 the undersigned and pay the same on or be-
fore the tenth day OF November neN az the Office OF eorr
shaw attorney law No 81 John-sreet IN ihe City
of Ne-York: and al persons having IN their possession
any property effects Of such debtor are hereby required
and notified deliver the same 10 The undefsaed on OF
before The dav and year aforesaid and At the place aore
said and a creditors o. the said John NJ TT!no!e are
hereby notified deliver their respective accounts ana de-
sid trni day OF November Dated NeyfoFE Sept
ei9 i8IS GEO. BRADSHAW
\. H. WALLIS, Trustees
ss.,,,,sy PHELPS. Jr
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YEANTED-A .i;aa..oH by respectable Girl nurse
~ AID PLAIN eag, OF eaai5eIiaa.d and ass care OF
Good Recommendations Please csl! 4: 90 McDoa.aist IN
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HliI!insrp.

SMITH. TOHREY x co. II liking Lae laf5e store
~ - si.rr-,are extending tl.o1 MO SoSs Lieasy-
- 20 y:b III. view 10 making The escIng store IN TIE
-,e-s-1 -f Hardware Cutlery, Plate5. Srst.sEilE
br;ri,,, nj {x,arued t.. Wooden and willow Ware,
Brushes Mlts-1 word every -'''--S y s--s l. -
rishinc he kitchen lat able ,. ia.
Es7f- made arrangements n Loato1 aad Pas c; ne
yrurlpt sair;s.e-i Of every ise.a - I: -
c1lsr sr.c,s Of eher E=si-sh Or sFsrca -2Li2ciIf-
y'b .r crslc.lr:s c.h-rS E1ay desire N nae N
Fs-lovfu large number OF lArd5 N ie r-azlif
NJ fEs Sfest Cooper. plsn.she ard IAN Tn -s ay
orfsr ir ms line VII b promptly attended 10
Isnanr.v N ANY particular <yie or pattern neatly csc
c,fts having n tai department artists OF peculiar lesi..
Jha,b-r purchasers or ucs, visitors 20 he sore VII Il
,-;sbi- receiye polite a;;er1oI Goods Delivered Il any
psrt of u. city Brooklyn Jersey CITY Tree OF cha
Cstaosaes OF tie goods may be had a tAs =tcFe 30
Na,den-iare, and No $ Lleeriy-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

[IANTEp-A si;.4tlon, b ! oung lto;.sa, a good
plain COOK, who i excellent washer and roGer,
10 do the general houseyvoTk O. SINAI! family Size can
produce ne best OF city reference Apply al s. Church-si
conner OF Warren IN tie grocer store - -
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SEw.gOaR

CASH TA1LoRIMG ESTABLISHMENT.
nENJ w BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
d infols bis patrons and the pubic feGsIay st ne
has removed 20 the Newfork Sssa 4aiao5 az s
found an extensive assortment OF Cloths, Cesieres Ye.
ms lc gghch viii made 10 o1dsf N the most tlsHohS
choice AID general assortment. OF genieiaeRs taaey
dress Articles constantly OF hand 5yI% <d"u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

rE- An orders for subscriptions, or advertising
In Country newspapers intended tSs y s fsnss Assn
Mss ne other once nor has he depueo person TO repre-
esni h.s Agency " any CHER place IN this City e s9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

U WI C. Booth Z Co. having received additional
uupes OF choice Goods would pecuu!y invite ule az
tenIion OF their customers and the public Ihelt socK
o only extensive but comprises the richest qualities and
pattern. OF Vesltngs Casseres Dnllrga NC mat are 70
be found in ibis or foreign markets.
Having unusual facilities buying, they enabled 10
Offer strong Inducements purchasers though should 10
understood that low prices have reference only 70 e
finest GU. lily of materials and workmanship and taat gar
ruea;s produced ae establishment are Dot surpassed IN
Az particular, by I.y house IN the I nior 80,
The Cutting Department - conducted ~ 'lr; J. Lee
whose smos infal.be skill n The art Is the resu o. Us
e1 oer=rce and study and who possesses ne HAPPY
OF fashior FORM and Of selecting ssyes
OF dress most .ng ard appropriate 10 The season yIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
JACOB BREASTED, AHctioneer.
b, or I>rnTn HOISEHOLD FURNITURE

S,PLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE az
- Auction This Day at lUl O'Clock at 20 Becknansl 70
rorIfruce WIFE yartsty Household Furniture from
private family after which will be sold choice eoeeuon
Of City made Cabinet Furniture comprising N part o. en
cloth Sofas Dressing Bafeaux Bookcases Centre Tables
Pier and Sofa do Looking glasses Carpets nanogany ann
maple Rockers Chairs In great variety, Piano STOOLS.
Breakfast and Dining Tables etc. also, 80 slaesses
suitable for steamboats, hotels Sale positive IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

IiTANTED-Stu ations by igvo Young Women
W good cook. washer and rouer; understands French
cooking and pnsrT; tie Other IS chsrnerlac or nurse
Beet OF cry refeuc Apply at $50 2d-S IN the base
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

r-- " r. Palmer i ihe duly suihotized sgeni OF
rnst of the hes, throughout The country aAs
g., s.r Tor which Ae Is Sniy receiving advertisements
AND snhcrinrons al his o.ec in The Tribune Buildings
iN.,A ThN Eistf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

Cy~ Gcntlcnen's Fall style OF Iiuts.-BlRD, cor.
Pine and Nassau sls-Gentlemens Hats Of the standard
STYLE for ensuing .oason ready FOR examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

re- Furniture Notcc.-Thcse persons having .liii I'm.
,urc OF any description 10 dispose o. VA hlI t."
rortion or All of their goods BY sending me or
calling upon the subscriber. Goods OF every
and 10 any a;nounI purchased. = CO st ~,
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,.rt Note Reporter ;

The Notes Of the Lewis County Bank are in de-
ossd 80 to 90 cents on the dollar THIS, and other
Isdesaops induce us to believe that tho twice broken
,osos,n will again be resusc:;ated.
The Notes Of the Lewistown Bank, Pa are in.
,,0ns.hey sell at from 70 to Is per cent discount in
Philadelphia
Tbs Union furnishes the following list Of the
..a,n, and dates of issue of Treasury Drafts:
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General Notircs.

10 The Grand Temple OF Honor :. of T. VIII
hold ar adjourned meeting at Columbian Hal, b5 Grand
This Evening, O'clock for the transaction OF bust
Representatives requested TO be rnctua la their
attendance. JOHN MURPHY, q. N,R sd 1t
~ School ENhibition.-Notice is hereby given that
the Fall Examination o. the Pupils OF the Irving Institute
Tauytown, will commence on Thursday 9Th inst and
continue several DAYS
The Cio.ing Exhibition will be held The Institute on
Wednesday, S0 immediately after the arrival OF the
steamboat Columbus which leaves the foot Of Chauberss
at O'Clock. a. NJ
The exercises will be concluded time 10 partake of
collation. served the Institute and return by the same
steamer the city before evening.
The patrons and friends the Institution are respect
fully invited. WILLIAM /. LNoN, fIlncipai;
Tarry,own, Sept sd, lele. 81 2useod
W A Young Lady who can give the best OF refer
ence- desires situation in school or family She Is DIS
posed TO make herself useul assistant or companion
| TO a lady, ,eachcr-is qualified TO teach Englsh
Brancho. aud Drawing and would go South or West de-
sired Address O E. III the Tribune Oticc. 81 lwls'
~ Deafness cnn be cured by the used OF Dr. Ap'
peions celebrated remedy which has effected some Won
derful cures that distressing ma.sdy Principal
Z a. No, -
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c Tho Proprietors OF iairsy,nve e.aeree i,e a
saiuer their ons assn: in The cites OF New
York Philadelphia Boston and oaiinofe, TOT G p,
ware and say Others other States have S''ea s M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

~ Rheumatism, Stin Joints, Nc.-Coinponna
Syrnp OF The Hydrodale oi Po;ssSa Sar'spaTus ana e
low Dock-TAe above is prepared from The pUresI Mu
ces and is recommended the best and only sure cure
o. Rheura:;.nl. this season OF the year espts!y, u
IL of The greatest Importance, II VIII remove ~ uese
nplcaSani SYMPTOMS, pains, stiffness OF
:hr ion,s back shoulders, &c. &c. Il mus riraSs SS
Sens the circulation, and leaves every part oi the anl
,nl economy in perfect Stale OF heca Tue Niraes o.
Sh article. have long been known 20 The faculty and by
,t w! 49, - c. II. RING
fv s,a i,riss oslv lSa Broadway, cor. Josn-sI
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NEW FAMILY COMMENTARY.
~ APPLETON X co, 30 BROADWAY, kdvs

y APPLETON * GO, ~ bhUAuWAl, Ga7s Ilsl
~. published.
Light in The Dwelling; or. Harmony OF The -Four Cos
rs wh short and simple Remarks, adapted TO reading
NJ Family PRAYERS and arranged in S5 sections FOX every
dsy IN the wear b The author OF Peep OF DAY. Line
upon Line &eSc One volume svo. o. SO pages Price
81 -
Tins work VIII be highly esteemed in poU' families
There is much OF Unaffected esrnesJness and truth
II i one of those books that may laid beside the Bible
without suggesting the idea OF CONTRAST companion for
the Bible and for the Bible reader Com Adv
Th- = he tile OF very handsome octave volinc just
Published nv the Apperons and admirably calculated TO be
OF essential service. in the progress of religion. Its made
mn of ui4in practical comments upon short portions OF
scripture 10 be read family prayers. The author iask
seems 10 hive been performed with intelligence and great
and the work WI; 5eyoad all DOUBT prove aHu
rene,aIly useful II cannot have too vide circulation
% Courier Enc.
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BURGESS. STRINGER X co publish ms Day
SAM HOUSTON AND HIS REPUBLIC.
PY c. EDWARDS LESTER. ESQ. accompanied by a
ID beautiful Portrait engraved on steel by DicS Nso
dscrintive Maps from inal designs. Of the Battles OF
lie "Horse Shoe san Jlciuo. Price FRY Cents
In this volume the private and public nc OF the present
Senator from Texas Is given IN graphic detail clearing up
many debated and msre presented POINTS IN rs history
aud furnishing the most indeed the only complete rarra
tive OF himself aud contemporaries written The pub
fishers can say that the State Papers, wi;h other official mat
Ter are derived o1 the Legislative archives and other re-
carr ,hir own evidence Of simple truth and npariaiy
The pu,itcai history o: Texas Is emincntly TsuthIc
BURGESS, STRINGER 4 co. Publishers
- S,ts y. Broad Wtv, cor Ann-5i.
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BOOKS WHoLGsALE AND RETAIL.

BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rV,HE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and Will SCI! whole
.al or retail large assortment OF School, Classical
Theological and Miscellaneous Books They invite country
merchants teachers and others examine their stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Publishers Of Sender.' Series OF Readers Brsdburys
Musical Works, Hiicheocks Geology, Gray's Chemistry
Gales Philosophy, Porers Reedef, &c &c Aso good
s2la MARX H. NEwMAN < co. 1913 Broadway.
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~ Thousands OF Females after ryns ~ .as
cnar TO themselves, without receiving any oensn. aars
been rcstoled health and yigor by The use " ."S S "
49, ho,,les OF Naughns Vegetable L!thonrp''c SiA
lure See advertisement headed Great Americaa hst
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t:ashionable Clothing.


WIN. r. JENNINGS 81 co. Diapers and Ta!lors,
w Importers OF Cloths, CasslmeTes 'estlngs, Fancy
Dress Articles &ei1 appreciation OF the success which
attended their e1crts catering for The community would
tender the assurance upon hs commencement OF the Fa
Trade thai vii! be their endesvor TO add 10 the induce
lnents which L1ye rendered 2jl Broadway THE EsrAB-
LisHMENT at which are furnished Garments possessing
tho requisites which continue 10 commend iheh to
the economist For IN the style and character Of the cloth
Ing we are enabled furnish through the aid OF a' efficient
corps OF cutters be found in tho country is the
sequel TO the attractions Of our moderate charges
large assortment Of goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths
Teets &c for and Froek Goats oyereoais Sacks
&c French English and American C4ssimefes for Pana'
locus Aword in reference this Carmen! in which taS
experience ia. satisfied the many so few cutters exce-a
.ra! in this line especially solicited Merino Velvet
SIX and Satin vesngs great variety The usual assorl
ment of FIRST quality Reedynade oyeFcorts, Original
Sacks Clolks Dress aad Frock Costs PsHa!ooas Vests
&c with choice selection of Fancy Dress articles scars
Crava,s Bdk.s, Goyes su,pendefs, SHIRTS, Collars,
Bosoms Hal!ftose Lc ISL