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Amnscments.
A MEXICAN NUSErw

4 MERICAS MUSEuN.-Ev-ry psy and gv-rius
- "scs; commencing Aceiay, October Sh, 1873.
= t'anes$ rvsy, sis-rucses =! - nd every
s5nsSef Sas rseesassd the fsss:l Of STAINING CCA~
nths. Ius ceaHi;'a ades AID TIRE gentlemen fros
FIN hos l. sve.s :y Al ihs Museum from O'Clock n
TIE morning OIL 10 2 u Also tie Living oTan oatanr
c he Human Body 10 &c seen extra char re - eenls
In sidi1or The following performers ers.sv,-sl,-.
Greenwood. Gcs1i Wer;eru Mss julien, &c. Sc
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PRIVATE LESSONS.

MRS KIRKLAND proposes 10 give private instruction
N1lo class Young Iades m various sadies con
nectsd win Ea.lish AMI French Literature Each daiy
,sou III occupy hours. and Inc course VIII be com
ple,ed IN quarters. Persons des ros o. nis hen-
selves OF h. opportunity should apply Immediately As ;he
number will be strcily limited, and several pupils are a.
ready engaged. IS Crrene-si o. +us
AII,EN DOpWORTH'S Private Dancing school,
mo. as Srcorrc-st near oroaowry-A u "oT - es
rave Il, inform MS frend, and his public, uAt having
made rrca, alterations and improvements IN his ROOMS by
which the size aud accommodations are very 2lcn m
wi! op+u his Glasses for The Tuesday
Oc, 6th u. P NJ. LsGies aaa Children snd Z. a.
for Gentlemen -. :,
The day. =. -, : 80 -
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NOW rIRsT PuBLIsHEp.-

4 CORRECT STAGE EDITION Of the Two Gentle
n men OF NeronI, II VIII be- played by Mr.. and MIS- {
Kcan. the Park Theatre, wiki complete stage Drsc-
Chorusc &. beng No y OF the Modern Standard
Drama. edited by Epr- Sargent Price -. cents.
English pGGs by the ibernla rhr London Illustrated
News. Sept. 70 49, ca.
The London Pictorial Tunes, OF Sept 70. la cts.
The Punch and Chary ari, ) dstes, l2i cts.
Bells Lie 10 London. Sporting Chronicle. l5f c..
Wilmer Y Smiths European Times Is Cts.
The Illustration, tFrenchl = cts.
Have received feideburg, Romance by 6. ?. X.
James This ia cue OF the author. best Price Is Cts
Destiny. Poem pronounced before III" Chapters Of the
Delta Pin, by L. Deaheid Smith. l9i cts.
An Address the Inheritance Of English Literature
By Prot. james G Mo.at, \. NJ Price l2t cis.
Progress. SatricHi Poem by }. @ SAKE. - cts.
LNM TANLnE A co. No 2Asor Hom.e
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. by an.
Ncw-A orls and Eric Rnilrond Compnny-

j. F. VIark,on, -igent TUESDAY, Oci. !.
Barge Henry SugdOp Jr-SG irks butter 30 tubs dc
Jos dressed hogs 81 bxs charcoal GO bb apples 81 bskls &c
20 sheep and lambs Shead cattle lot pcu ~ sundres
10. $50 quarts OF Milk arrived during the week ending
nrt ,;
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On Tuesday morning in the nth year OF her age, Mrs
ELIZABETH. widow OF the late Micbael BNysrd.
Her friends and those oil her sons Peter NJ and John
Rsyard and her sons.llaw George and Robert Ridley,
Ee respectfully requested to attend her funeral this
Wednesday afternoon at j! o'clock from her late resi-
dence 3S3 Washngtonst.
On Monday evening Mr. HENRY LYNCH OF this
City. aged 81 years
Ills relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at T. from
biz late residence, No 53l Broadway, without farther
mriaion.
At Bristol Pa. the lst inst. FANNY ANZJ'LETT.
daughter OF Josiah c. and Eliza Mott aged six years.
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Two for 3 cints apacc.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100000
The wholesale transactions are at about S20S3 per
basket.
GRAPEs-Tho Crepe yield also fails us, and we are
informed that the crop at Croton Point will not be
than half that OF last year The price of abellas yes.
t,rday Sc to SIP per cwt lcw Of other varieties
have been sold at prices from IS TO 30 per 10
X CRANBERRlES.-This pungent Frui, has never been
pIenier-arge quantities being sold yesterday low as
81 25 per Dbl. Tho average price for good article.
however, is 81 500s3
P0TAToES.-The Poteto.crop is every where repre-
seated failurc-in most places total. In Wcstchcs.
vr County in New Jersey and Long Island there
have been crops AT all Accounts from the
Interior OF the state represent similar state oi things
here, and prices oi course going up The demand
hsc,iyc and cannot be supplied at 81 0;2 per Dbl
BY the way, we tried some Baked Bccs for dinner n
1sy or ago and found them excellent. With little
getting used to 1t they would prove very acceptable
isbstuie for the already extinct Potato.
BUTTER-First rate Butter. over the Erie Railroad,
brought yesterday ISL coats y 10, and was such
lricio always ls III demand.
MEATS. &C.Ihcrc no Changcs to notice III
Meats Game. Poultry. sc. although believe changes
asve taken place in Eggs which however still
vi before, twelve TO the dozen OF eleven pence
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fashionable Glolbins.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
NJ
TAILORING AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

w IL. DEGROOr CO
lo2 Fulton II Second block East of Broadvsay( NY
XNHERE every variety of Gentlemen Clothing can DO
w had for lower prices than at other establishment
in the city OF n York.
Over Cosi- and Over Sacks ofbroadcloh- beaver pilot
Tweed, and MaLutkl Cloths OF every style and color
from - to $50.
Ctoak- onea three quarters and full circle %; Frcnct
snd American broldclnihs fipm s. 10 SIS.
Dress and Frcck Coats black blue. brown olive sud
green French, English, Belgian and Amer lean cloths
from 3 10 SIC.
Office aud Business Coats Pcto. Sack and Winter
Frock TweedsiaHd brUsdcoths OF every style In the
market from = 20 81.
BroadciO cussmeTes piIln and tarcy doe -hin
Fr.nch English aud American from - 10 80
Vcsts-Dcuble breasted straight breast. ard rolling col
lar stye- plain and fancy vclyets WOODEN veysts,
ca-s,nleI plain fancy und silks from Il 80
Also lar. assortment Of Brordcoths Cassimercs and
VesEg-, which VIII be- mae order to suit the most
iasudiOus.
To Boy, Clothing OF every description constantly on
hand " H. DEGRoOT co.
OF Ineod No 1902 Fulton 81
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T>IoS Cy1IS.STIC ACADEMY, Nos L5s q

Union GYlINASTIC ACADEMY, Nos. - ga
isI Crosiyst one door from e -echer-st ;ate Ai-f
can Gymnasium 1.-The proprietor OF ms estaa..s
hereby inform! he pabc thai he has placed Il eneer 's
i- and exclusive direction and management OF J. b
RICH under whose direction aAs been iaoIo1snS re-
arranged On M improved pisa - tasi s now oy la ne
mos; perfect institution Il the U2itt'd >-Ass9- .
Ieu,l.uer who W ish whether for health or pleasure 20
resort 10 livrnastc Exercises vii hnt IN this 4sce every
mug my can o. j. +. HATFIELD Proprietor
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court Calendar Tus nay

sr-yEaIoK CouKT-Nos q, 30, i5, A. ic a. 80 ~ So
sd 81 So 60 to 90 inclusive.
coxnoS PLEAs-Part Mos. 100 40 lag $50 l52
~ is I53 100. l62 lG4, 100 10. l72 l74 Psr .
Xns n 34l 10. 1873 l55 157, lJ l6l 1G3 l65 l57 lCo
rs nj I73 rs.
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BOOKS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

V'HE SUBSCRiB Frs have on hand and viii sell whole
retail large assortment Of School, Classical!
theological Miscellaneous Book, They invite country
merchants teachers and Others examine their stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere
Publishers Of Sanders Series OF Readers, Bradburys
Musical Works Rtchcock's Geology, Gray's Chemistry.
Gales Philosophy, Porier- Reader &c &c. Also good
assortment of Stationary.
.l2u MARX II. NEWMAN X co. 100 Broadway.
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IIORNE'S Complies Works. vols. $40 cloth hes,
edition - Is Souih- Sermons vols 9yo cloth, best
edition. ~ a. Blunr- Life Of Christ, % cts. and general
collection equally cheap.
UISTOKICALAND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Such ~ Ason's History uf Europe, - Bacous Works.
Phl5el pha edition - Sparks5 LII. and Writings OF
FraDklinlo vos Sl7 NtuTasts Library IL vols London
wh u colored engrayngs, 90 cents vol Newly orb
Atlas with map o: achcounty large folio published
Al - c BLANCHARD. B, Nassau.st. o5 Sis.
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IRISH EvENINGS

STUYN ESANT INSTITUTE, ByosdwSy.-on Friday
- Evening Oct 9th 1876 MR. LOVER lsGthoT ol Handy
Andy Rory Csore. will give fourth and entire new
Elert.n,ncs, entitled The Outlaws and Exies OF Erin
" an numerous amusing Anecdotes, personal and hiser
ca. cha gScicrl>te 81 Ireland. ami als wr Songs
Admission Sl.-Tlckeis D. hss The Assot House,
also McssTs ScviNr puahS:u. Chickering's. Da5oss
Firth Ponds, and Aiili Muse Stores, and the door
Doors open quarter past Performance to com
nlence 81 g. and conclude sbNnt ~ N.clock % 81
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~ SEE MARINE JoURNiL, FOURTH FACE.
ARRIVED.

Brig Massachusetts. Bsbbdge % days from Norleans
cedar logs &c. TO J w Phillips.
prussau brig Protus, Dubel 40 days from Rotterdam
to order.
Br brig Bretcole Welsh IL days from Pctou cool to
Souc Whitney Il Co.
~ No vessels in sight from the Narrows at sun set
Wind SSW weather thick mud hay.
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Mem 1all GOODS.

CARPETINGS.
JEFFERSON. HUMPHREY 4 ROSS, having purchased
the entire stock OF carp-ilrc dggets. oiicoths &c in
and spacious carpet 49, PeArsreet
formerly o,- ned hy Messrl. \ f. ;. Higgins,
otter their friend, and the public the above
stock together with purchases, prices far below
the market calling the above number the most
fasiidious cannot fail of being suited.
PETERSON. HUMPHREY ROSS,
ais swi. 49, Pcarl-sr, Madison.
WHOLESALE SHAWL WAREHOUSES;
w PesIis Sklwl- OK every description for sale by Tho
case, dozen single one, by JOHN {. HENDERSON,
Co. l7S Pearl st - Irnis
DONNETS AND CAPS.-A full assortment for sale
ID al the lowest markell prices BY
9rr.. JOHN g HENDERSON 4 CO l7s Psari-st
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MARRIED
DIED

In this City, on Tuesday Oct, O. by Rev Otis A. skin.
ue., WILLIAM II. HAlLiCk to ELIZA, eldest daugh-
Ter Of James 5. Greig Esq.
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ion of the Central Railroad Go to make their decision
This amount aboat half the cost to the state
The Central Railroad passed into the hands Of the new
Company :hc ed september the $4,000 reauirsd
By the act of sale having been paid the state rcs
sury The :eceiP,s for the month of Angus, were as
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cuap ACCOUNT BOOKS.

DRaSCIS 4 LOCTREL, Manufacturers, n IaiGsd-
iEs have or hand Ledgers, Journals, Day BooSs Casa
Ra5ss Iryoic- Book Sais Books. BIZ BOOKS. Rece! pt
Rcos. Memorandum ard P-s- Book. Of every drscr: pOc,
rrd rarous sizes aai styies Of Birding, WHICH they VIII
:. N lew prices Notes Drafts Bills Of Exchange Re
rprs 5s Of Living &c - .nsets and soGr1 II books
Stsec-y 0. eYery description, English, French aid A-e-
ia Orders for Account Books I'D Stationary FOR esELs
pubic onces, merchants, arf others, execnLeH VIZ
pcour1tgess and al low prices
FRANCIS : LOCTREL. M.c1fscturers
OF In and Impof.=ss, y Aa.dsn-lsnS-
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~ Auothcr Important Cur,
Schools.

HANGING ACADENN.-Mr PARKER respectful
lFy gives his friends. patrons and The puh!c
that his School VIII open the on "Wednesday
Oct 7lh al the Room IN Bayatd-st attached 10 ihe
North American. Dsys tuition Wednc>daysand SalGr
DAYS. Young Ladies and Misses Class irons 70 oc!ock
Bows TO commence al O'Clock Geui.eene lass from
nn.hlo Dances Is ,Iis
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NEW POLITICAL WORKS.
n APPLETON < co go Broadway VIII pub.:t

NEW POLITICAL WORKS.
n APPLETON K co. so Broadway VIII publish
~. !. on TUESDAY
Ch!de Harold. 7 Pilgrimage, Romance By Lord By
ron very beautifully prn'ed and Illustrated with me
wood snEravIa.- II sul- lemo cloth extra. 81 - This
Standard Classic the nrst time pre-. ened In an
II. on THURSDAY.
The Complete foeticll Works OF Robert Souihey ILL.,
D. aJe Poc' Laureacl collected ly himself, edition
including Oliver Newman snd 6iher Poems FIRST
published illustrated win several elegant steel engrsv-
ing, and portrait vol large syo beautifully printed
Price SS 5oin coh cloth eStrn gilt lsnges - So Tur
The bcaas. Of VI soufheys Poetry a5e such hat thus
edition hardly fa OF timing place The library Of
every person fond Of flef Gy FeGnly
Poems by Amelia, second edition enlarged hand.
some volume, !2no co.h-Sl :. silt leaves 81 81
lection o Poetry BY amelia Mrs welby OF Louisyie)
disposed OF ~.,h,a months Of il publication
This demand alone i sufficient guaranty OF the
NEARLY READY
The complete Poecai Works Of rhos Moore. elegantly
COMSTOCKS PHONETIC MAGAZINE.
lust PUBLISHED-The October Number 'the Second
y Nnmbsrl OF a Monthly Periodical, entitled COM
STOCKS PHONETIC MAGAZINE.
An important Object of tins work i make the people
acquainted with hs immense advantages which would
sh Language To accomplish his object with ease 10 the
reader. most OF The sr';gls- VII be =, The Old N- v ~ m
with M. simplicity ana bcsuty oi u. Other
The PHONETIC MtGA2ISEis got up IN style similar
that Of he hrs periodicals Of The day couaius Il
nvo PAGES ami IL subscribers the moderate price
Of ONE DOLLAR per annum Litter. PAID ,6oud
he directed to C0MSTOCk,M !.
NJ l0n Mui.crryst Philadelphia
~ sTAMMERGNG CUREp-Dr CoMsToCKS vc-
cal and royclot Gymnasium Tor the vt S;anni-rng.
for instruction Eocu;on and Photography. and for The
acquisition Ancient and Modern Languages. is now
open. Stamcrcr admitted Al any time between the
\. COMSTcCK, NJ. d Principal.
~ tDltSWS.TN Mulhsrry-Sf Phitielptin.
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twho!csHls anu r-GiI,l hnu me usrsl INSTRUMENT VA
any Ia the city 90 jnlis
{VM. T. JENNINGS 81 co. Drapers and Taor,,
w Importers Of Cloths Cassim-fes, V-slnss. Fancy
Dress Articles klein appreciation OF The success which
attended their efforts IN catering for the community would
tender upon the % the Fall
Trade that Will be thelf endeayor sid to the induce
uients which have rendered 81 Broadway THE EsTAB-
LISHMEST d which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continu. TO commend them %
the For in the style and character Of the cloth
ing We are enabled furnish through ih- AID II efficient
corps Of be found In Ia, country Is mo
sequel to the attractions Of our niodera;c charges
a,,. assortment Of new goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection. comprising Cloths,
Tweeds &c FOR Drs.. Frock Goats overeost' sseAs
Lc French English and American Cassmeres fof Panta-
loons word Ia reference ~ this garment Ia which as
experience has satisfied the many so few cutters efce-a
ta In mi. Inc - especially collected Mrrno. Velvet
ss and Sain V-sungs gr-a; variety The usual as-or
m-nt OF frst quality Reafy-uade Oyefcoats Original
SrE, corxs Dress and Frock Goals, Pantaocns Vests,
Ir VIII schoce selection of Fancy Dress articles, Scars
Crsgsts Hdkis, Gloves, sQsPendess shirs, ColIsss.
Hosori- HslfHose, 4r- sZlsu
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nORATlO HILL. Aucuouoer
DYCOOLEY, KEESE 81 HlLI.-Store No. 10,
- Broadway corner OF Dsy-sL
WEDNESDAY EVENING. ocl7.

Al 81 o'clock nj the Auction Rooms
valuable collection of standard School and Miscells
ueous obs IN quantities, among which Gibbons
Rome. SOutb's Sermons, vols, ) UsElstfs Works I
Vos; frosts SIaes2 vols. 10 Byrous Poetica W orks
ayo Mrs Henan's Poetlcal Works 10 Merry's Museum
) vo. Elegant Extracts, vols; Shakespeare, vols
5yu CuV,ei's Annual kngdom Renwicks Chemistry;
W ondes OF hs lie vens Clsys Life AMI Speechos,
Diapers Chemistry of Plants, Edwards Works, vols.
Svo. Marryuts Works, vol. avo.. 10 Jack Hinton.
At Private Sale-2O0O quaro Bibles.
cush uhV all consigned fog sale
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS,
WHOLE-sLE MD RETAIL.
I,3OO s"Dih' anu ''''e' ''''' ''a'' '"' 0''''
~ Goats varying IN price, from . to s2u each
6OJ Cloaks do do 2 ~ 10 10 do
800 Circulars, do do > % 10 - do
leo Cardinals do do ) ~ 10 Is do.
all OF which made OF the fashionable maierais in
use aui sold at astonishing low price,
EDWARD WAMSLEY,
o5 lvyis No. 20 Calherine-st near Chatham square.
SHAWLs AND CLOAKINGS-A ARNOLD n
SCO 81 Canssi invite the attention OF their friends ard
the public 10 their and superb assortment of Cash
mere Snal real India Camer Hair square and long, IN
white. scarlet. black, blue aud green.
Square Cashmere Shavls al wool designs for Pans OF
this
Long Cashmere Shawls, magnificent
Msnde and Rob Roy, long md square
Paris Printed raur- Shawls
French CloakIngs large assortment IN Eoyc designs
DEADY-nIADE CLOAkS, IN super and medium
1leuate- with large assortment ncw styles Winter
Frock- Sacss, OvercOs;sfSe. al JENNINGS cos,
o5 1Yl. III hfo WA Hotel
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OARDING SCHOOL

70 UARDINE SlTIUUI--IINIis IIs'I!ItV' a.. =.
Dtown-tNo Day Scholars tecelvedl The Winter
term OF This well known Seminary VII! commence on
Monday, November II.
ainei al The Institute The civ, q, an ben-c!oter
Isl Broadway Rayuors, 10 Bowery. and Crowens, eiS
Brnaiway WILLIAM z LYON NJ. A.
~ Syri. Principal.
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oiarkets....c Ca. s'4lty e<poyted ~, The Tribune,

are 8 % The .alcs not veTy large but there j. a
good inquiry
COTToN-The sales yesterday turned ou, 20 have
been 400 bales. This dsy there has a=o been so
active demand and The sales amount 10 1868 bales Al
yerY full rrces and clli.l on srccriatinr
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os FOR ,ALE-A valuable House al Tomp

1S FOR eALE-A valuable Hous, al Temp kinsytlle.
L. Island, buiit by Major George Howard for bic
A residence, finished 10 the most thorUagb and sub
,anal The house Is OF brick, with basemeptkn
chen stories and auto two large parIonr library ans
dining the frat door FIVE bed rooms on tho second
door finished tho ai,e; roof eoppersd.
good well and c-rn ies house and sable with los In
ing Richmond IS feet front and rear oy 100 n deep
The premises be sold under direction Of 3 Cam
Tom siie 90 the i2h day OF October next Il
larz. part Of The purchase unoney may rensia on mort
gage. II desired.
FOR l,rther particulars apply 10
80 i..o aea EMERsoS2 PRICHARD, 10 w.ltr.
G. FOR sALE.-The thfee story bneG balIding sad
@s lot ne soqheriy .ide Of Nh,st sb9a, 30 FEET
M West of s,t.yenue; 2513e-9 house lsI7, din.
ded aJ0 three sepsfete houses, built expressly 70, 70
:a as, W" pay A'ea Ri :s Sss % Nss s
s0o00 10 ioen on Mortgage improved city properly
N yati0Q. amounts Apply as aooye ----- :. -
H. SOW sries dwelling mouse sad store III Boxssy.
Bioo%e and sS6sg ~. Ssag o. s @e.s
W Won Apply TO C. F. ossoRa. ~ AulSeayst
40. no LET-A large, conyensent and gentsei Hosss
e In Teams. few doors below TonpkiEstqGsrr
xThe Eouse nearly new. bull: 10 Modern style, with
~ ard yood yard f. Will be let at low rent 70 good
FERRis, 2fs s,h-ss- o. Sc.
E5 pied by ia1 Mayor Of Hudson fonf1g on W az
f~rsL os Of leo feet front aud I'D t1st u ae2h
With The necessary and convenient ,.t,,
ground surrounding The dwelling - we'd s@c1so NIsa
grapes and bearing fruit lIe-s, aHin good ORDER fo '
'Rs s .s oi"' PEI Elsa sif H 5Essss
an FAIL PA-HI0Ns.-Hsis, aals-psris sas &c.
ESQ elegant dress ha al 81 50 and ~ ,s.o ssS -
ys .af aa9 % vi - pIesssd ga esda q this
e z o. Aafen Wiz ~ f3TOR6E P. n. BROWN,
Embellishments 10 Canass.
Irn-
I -, mn Feg Hailed Buc8Ssest-Sesry snd
1rII.I5 sseaod selected from he cnoees, aaal;tses,
-, - sogISera and Eastern Eisrsess "a sn- sA1ssss
,.Se,s elghs Ard boxes-zso N oeScts1 uiAilo os3s
/ Of - Il" S's W. 'e CROMWELL K BIRDSALL,
/ sa,r.,- 80 YronlsL cor. Ct BesarrarL
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BOOKS.


CHEAP BOOKS at W e. GEAEAM'S
| iL1EAhI DEPOT Tribg-s buildings. Na-saa-st-
RS. Urn sketch oftse Au,hcr ~ Rer Chs " [ 5hs,
Thi> oA. > TIE sAd- OF VsS : aiEisei; a,s;n-
IT, Loo o. ! Peep Se=;at re Curt,5r-b-lac Pas
s-es = i- Lives e Bcoth at O. a.s cunie,s
IL et ~ Sslsp IA Aa< been WYE
i-n sac- The Gays OF Joe Co'Se- e1G VII ,e, PSF Inc
iscr P.al I9as. & Prtcres rAi> work css-
80 hack IL. DAYS Rrvo.urIeus Sturv and plvii~
porrrsvs The Pr,s aad a-rshPs encountered & ps5-
i ~ srchicf Series OF Original Designs 70. Doa-.,
Ornamental Cottages ms work vi - very gssfsl
rbcs- who may wish 20 bald wIihuu; t- expense VI
cavI-- n architect 70 I ds>i-r- Frlce - cents
TIE Complete Farr-er, or Horse Doctor No one VINO
owns lar vsluabs animal should e without tbs booS.
Price > c-ni>
M.aetia Or Tae Be5y snatrs-rs, Tlls ct the Dsse,-
rs Room Price II cents.
hy ". 4. GRAHAM Gfscc O. Cira hlIrfs Magazine.
o. Tribune Bsitiass.
TIE EARLY JESUIT MISSION IN
NORTH AIERiCA
COMPILED zad from The l.rers OF The French
SJ-Sgit>. win aotes. b. re
Rev. WILLIAM HIPP. VI A
Corresponding Member Of the NeEvYork Historical 50
ci@fy- Two psrt--i-t cents each
Tse suelecl opens WIDE heid Tor Interesting narration
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la.ec0 DAMAGED
WINDOW SHADES, WINDOW SHADES.
rJyET SUBSCRIBER having lately rctnrred from EE-
rope snd INST received large qGs-tty Of transparent
N-5',,S Si,a.-- or examination hnds hey are damaged
11-i;ss the attention OF the public TO eIar-
.,t,on fsr.,f =. they NS b. -olt Out y iinai reserve
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FRIDAY. Oc,. 9

At ~ O'Clock at the Merchants's Exchange.
VIII hs sold under the traction OF Philo T. Ruggles,
Master IN Chnncery that loi ol land with the Buildings
thereon tho southerly side Of sOsL being al point
the scuherly side Of 20ths 81 l. west from tho south
westerly OF the thaycnue and 10Th ST. belnS ,! H.
front by 81 Il. deer.
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HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
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Reported for The New.York Tribune
aPpLEs--1he crop of Apples IS by no means what
tua. supposed. Common sorts are not plenty and
..p very readily at 81 250Sl IS per Dbl Newtown
p,ops arc very and scarcely be had Al any
,-ee Those that sold yesterday brought 81 ESQ
= 80 Der Dbl We understand tina, but single
orchard IN wcs,chcster County which produces Pip
pps the present season
PEaRs--irc still scarcer thnn Apples Some OF the
,0orer kinds be had at % cents per beskc,-aud
,oor enough they every body knows But Burke
sx; I'VE are not al all certain abou, the spelling al
.5oaeh there is no mistake the ayor scls MS high
Is per basket Sickels scarce, and worth 500
!; cents per peck at retail.
PLuMS-A few Frost Cages still remain but they arc
source and higher and bring readily s3Q4 per bushcl
The Dawsons and other varieties pretty much en-.
nieiy gone
PEACHEs.-Thc Peach season is also nearly over and
The business pretty much at stand-whcre you gen
orally buy them at the following quotations:
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The irst twenty miles from Montreal Of the st
Lawrence snd Atlantic Railroad hav. been put under
contract Before the winter sets in the grading Of beth
SIDES Of the great line from the Atlantic - the 81 Law
renee VIII nave commenced