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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
ARElNED.

l. : ship Plymouth Commander Henry Henry. from
Rio de Janeiro Aug 18th bound 10 Boston having on the
S0th ut in lat 81 IS long s5 -: fell in with disssted
vcsseon boarding her found her abandoned papers
board stating where from ascertsined her TO be the
Josephine. of Richmond Capt Joseph Robinson the
boarding officer reported that she hsd ali the appearance
OF having been red OF her cargo the matches were Ill
forced open the boxes supposed to contain dry goods
took her in aud brought 10 Sandy Hook and gave
her in charge of the steamer Hercules which lowed
her to the City Same date spoke schr Gen Brown I'M
Aux Cages Tor Boston
Packet ship Fidelia Hacks;af. from Liverpool, sep,
I'd mise 10 c II Marshall On the 10Th and SNrh Sept,
IN Ia, IS 90 LONG 10 30 experienced most severe gale
from SSW 10 NV. blew away topgallar while ly
us 10: also sails that furled Cd inst lat ~ 40
long O. 80 saw brig luez OF Eastport steering South
Snip Palestine Mumford "A ds I'm Hsvre indse, to
Everette Bsttele $50 stecrsce passengers Sept 70
Il 10 50 long - 30 experienced hurricane which COM
nenced at South and ended at North was lying 70 ~
hours with strip of in the main rigging 2ad
~ So lon So spoke and boarded by boat from
the ship Diadem hence for Liverpool who reported hav
ing lost the 18th all their sails blown from the yards
except sail and ni;zen topsa had sprung the fore
and main topmss lost main top gallant mast and yards;
18th iai IS Ok long IS 50 passed large brig with loss OF
fore 2th lat - - passed large schr with loss
OF torensst Since the gale OF the l9,h the ? hiss had
very gh, winds and has been IVES, OF the Banks since
the 18th
Packet Ship Hendrix Hudson Moore, Londol snd
Sept LIST m6se 70 John Griswod. ESQ ON
Saturday. Sept 18th about The LAT - u long 81 30,
experienced very heavy gale OF wind, blowing with
great violence from a NJ. Ill ) P P NJ during which
time the wind hauled from : : Z. sround to n W. the
ship lying hours under bare poles Sunday the
Goth. ship apparently disabled about rhe main
mast. lat +S 81 long - Monday, 2lst- lat q p
another ship with but ht;io sail the main
at the same time saw brig without forcssil or main
sail also schooner with only torc.sail /,
fine peassn, weather. Sept. 2s;h la, ~ o. long Is
IS, schooner with her fore.rnss, gone
Brig Merrimac Csison, Is DIS I'm Dodoy Ca lumber
TO Badger Peek. 2oth Sept la, - 20 long - 81 spoke
bark Paris from Darien for Newly 26ih lat 81 20
long IS l5 spoke brig Virginia OF Baltimore under jury
nsts totally dismsste6 in the gale of the 9th Sept
in lat eS long 20 Same day, passed the wreck OF the
schr Livingston OF Beverly full OF water and complete
ly striped.
Brig Peterson Wilson % ds I'm wi,raingtoa NC.
aaval stores to master
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We notice small sales of thin Tar for home use 3. -
l2i and selected 81 1sid2 - y bbL We under.,snd
the Great Western brings some orders for sni,
Turpentine. but they ere limited below present prices
WHlSKY-Saes 80 bbls good q, =, CT. -. ,gEirb
the market ia firm.
PROVlsloNS-Pork was held firmly TO-DAY and no
quote the marke, as near as NAV be at 40 n .rs
10 6e010 10 with sales 600 TO 500 bbs Mess and fe
lots Prime For an excellent lot Of Mess Beef -:
was BID Lard IL held very firmly Sales Picked Hams
ia TALLoW-sales 10000 IL prime Country a. liga
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Brig Manhattan, Fprber. 70 d. I'm Mobile, COTTON, &c.

Brig Manhattan, Furber 70 ds IN Mobile, coton &c
70 F D Eurlbut
Brig Harbinger, Winchester i5 d IN Rio de Jsneiro.
coffee, Dc. 10 Mason & Thompson Came ou; under
convoy OF y ship Plymouth In is: 80 30 long -
spoke sch- Romeo, from Baltimore for Fall River
Schr John Frederick Weber Il Dc IN, Frankfort Ne
spruce spars, 10 | 2 SNOW
Boston.
scr Victoria, Allen : de- In Harwich. fsh, 20 master
Scnr sarah. Perry d. IN Baltimore, iron bound 70
Dgaton--Pztin for he-5or OF head winds
schr South Ca-otnian Powell, ds I'm Eewbern. NC
naTa! stores 20 Blossom. Sailed in company viii
York
schr Mariner N:ckerson d. I'm Boston ,dse bound
10 Albany.
schr Isabella, Sherwood, DIS I'm Boston, ndse, TO
master
schr David Cox Eiekerson, } d. I'm Boston rndse,
bound &c Albany.
schr Larch Ro5inson 90 ds I'm Jacrnel, :, Dom, cot
fee and logwood. 10 Benedict & Williams Left schr
CygDet Of and for Boston soon 9Th ult OF s. DOMINO
spoke brig Fawu ds I'm Maracabo for Boston Same
day. schr Ellen. H!!iard, I'm Aux Cages for Boston
Sehr " Johnson Hardy. 9 ds I'm Lubec, Ne plaster
bound 20 Newark, y J.
Schr Sterling Robinson 3 de I'm Virginia corn
Sch- 2 Sarery, Widen d. I'm Virginia coal
sch! Ellen stuart ds I'm Virginia shingles.
Scili Charlotte, Wicks d. in virginia wood
Schr Fancy. Chase , ds I'm Boston radse
Schr Marietta, Crowel. d. I'm Boston mdse
BELOW
snip Arcole, Hoodless from Narcotics August To-
Also, ship Bark and Briggs unknown.
Widest
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D. A. Rogrf. Secretary.


The Members OF Ibis Temple requested be pune
iual in their attendance their Hall, No III Bowery
Monday evening October 5, Brother James Glib by
particular request will repeat the address delivered b.
him Sept il. The Order are respectfully invited.
By order, W. a. RANSOM, W. c. T.
joins WHITE W. r n5It-
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oil skis

~ Report of DeaIhs.-From The report OF deaths
IN the City of Ne'v-fork FOR The sS months ending Juu,
9Th that three hundred and eghIyro died OF h,
Dropsy, being nearly onefh OF al twenty years OF
age but predict great falling Cd from that humber he
full performed by Nsrghns Vegetable Lhoutriprc
Mixare have established is reputation inaibi- rem
edy FOR Dopsy al lis forms See advertisement headed
American Remedy, and call for pamphlets which
contain general treatise, testimony Sc the principal
w 81 g..
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d. THE MOST DELIGHTFUL. Of a

IT. THE MOST DELIGHTFUL. Of all
t-sSltsy--IN ENcursions-A sail across The Hudson
River to Hchoken, ard then walk IN the
Eys;an Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
OF the place will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive all rural excursions that be made from the
CITY
The grounds present charming aspect, the trees
being in leaf and ih, soil covered with rich turf.
The walks In excellent order, havnS been consider
ably embellished the present Spring,
On every Pheasant afternoon there will be In attendance
r, the Coionnadc Elysisn Fields excellent Band OF
Music which viii perform selections from the favorIe
Operas. popular airs, marches. values &c.
The Ferry Boats from BARCLAY, Canal and Christie pher
Sta are completely fitted with Awnings and Seats:
Night boats from Hoboken to 6arcay-st until IL
o'clock. Ferrage ST cents. as lInsua'
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BittersFor The permanent OF al diseases NJ
from impure state OF the blood Pimples te ace
Dyspepsia, Jsundce Indigestion Cosv-ress Vertigo Fe
male Complaints and General Debility, has equal TINS
preparation combination hitherto unknol in tn h
tory OF medicine, differing entirely characte ard
operations from tie various preparations OF SAss aa
which have been 81 different times offered be .bIic-
When perfect healih effect produced is use
except increase OF sppete out when disease j. seated
frame and carving fs: is victims aou he nath
Of life. then mysterious influence Is fell and en-
Sold wholesale and retsi py WYATT Y K rTTHAM
isl Futon-sL and at lss Broadway; 1T over: 81
Beeoker-si. y. Y. J. w Snlh and Mrs he ye- Futon
s. Brooklyn. - 5rs.
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~ Whig Senatorial Convcntion-lsi District

Al meeting CT the Convention OF District The
Broadway House. Oct 18th, l545, it
Reso5ed That the Senatorial Convention of this
District be held The roadway House N YORK the
first Tuesday OF October 1896 u o'clock and that
the President and Secretary give notice thereof
EGBERT BENSON, President
D. A. BoKre Secretary %
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EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALE-MoKE LIVES
r,he Nex.C lrlrnns pel.e Of the Nth rlt has the

EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALE-MoRE LIVES
1.-THE New-Orleans Delta of the 18th ult has the
GLOWING
Tho ,ip 81 Mary Capt Foster arrived here yes,er.
,;cked up at sea the 18th inst Capt Shankiin
a2' rrw OF the schooner Mary Anna of Philadelphia
~, >, sea 70 the eastward Of the Gulf Stream also
as ~ the crew offhe brig Helen Mcleod of Baltimore
or GA 70 this port by the OF John Valentine who
~ an the 7th inst On the following night in heavy
~" .tcy lost their gala and sprung leak. On the
Eh I've bris half full OF water and at the
n sras near the hull Of the schooner Mary Anna
' l Valentine jumped overheard and swan to tie
VIZ, f the Mary Anna. On the 18th inst. the Helen
ta s IA sill in company with the Mary Anna when
VEL II ,ras seen in the West and the Helen Nc
"a -. bore down toward il shortly efterward
suual Of wind and rain set il. After the squal!
sr .. ssnposed that she went down with all hands on
.,a Which consisted Of captain, officers and crew
ssss in number four lady passengers and four per.
nns In the Storage
sos :, Mary the l4tn instant in lat So long IA
- ,hs bark America of Portland Me with lose OF
~ mar, &c and leaking badly having been crippled
= bdrricane 10 the Eastward Of the Gulf Stream She
~. : rsakiny for the nearest port
ahe hark John Enders, from Ncw-York for Rio ia.
encountered the late gale in the Gulf Stream and
w. AZ disabled 20 be obliged TO put back The Cap
~ made wrecks, and passed the dead bodies Of four
ses and three besides great quantities of goods
-, s.rewed the surface of the water.
nj barely possible those board the Helen Mcleod
have been saved there several sal; in sigh.
80, the squa commenced. and there were one or two
IN in view when il ceased.
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General Notires.
- The EyaureIical alIianc.

2 The EvanEeiicaI aIIiance.-Ise act1rrr.f
meeting II rea;on he PruSia=e-T character Of ms
boiy, vii tzxe u.zce Iii AOryi ere1.ag &: 'cfns
s.: he KIag--t We-leyEn Cks1e, Had-or-st :, r.,
port OF ;h Gfes Meeting t- il Exeter Hall London On
tie iiiA ulL coudsrnas.ory Of Ia, oo1y. w Be Pre-
s-n.eG. By orser- II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

FiREs-The Cochran House. at Newton, n J.
as DESTROYED By fire the morning of the I'd inst
foss about $40 000-Dsured for $1,000
On Monday last the stables occupied by Messrs CLAY.
,op McGinnis and T G.. & w. Pollock pottsville Pa
,rs totally consumed by fire together with six valuable
horses three wagons hay, straw &c. &c. Loss about
sYOD-no insurance.
~ We learn from Captain Berry, OF the bark
sqr, arrived yesterday morning from Point Petre that
an the 9Th inst that place visited by violent hurr
rspe which did considerable injury the interior The
,hfppng III the harbor suffered material injury. 40
segeDce had been received at Point Pere from tho
pegb6oring Islands when the Burtel left Chas Cour
" Holloman, the murderer of Fish the stage
diver who recently shot Quincy has been
tded 10 Gadsden Co Fa and convicted Cruthers and
tecro were trial for tue offence Some eight
Of ten Of the gang OF negro stehlers recently discovered
IN Florida have their trial at the same term
The Tallahassee Journal says new arrests almost
constantly being made
Loss OF The BRIG BALTIc-An extract of let.
ter from St Thomas dated August % gives an account
uthe loss Of the brig Baltic. for st Barts ct Thorn
sand Turks Island. for Boston. The vessel sailed on
he 18th from st Barts and wrecked on the follow.
ina day on the Arragoda Shoals. She went ashore
,bout o'clock In the morning and soon after
boarded by the natives who took complete possession
The vessel was total wreck
The ACCIDENT on THE OLD COLONY RAILROAD.
We arc happy to learn that Mr. Pomeroy who III
jg,ed by the accident the Old Colony Railroad on
Ihurday, is far recovered from his hurts that he
vii be able resume his duties nj the Post Office in the
course OF two or three days The locomotive Quincy
1.-THE latest dates still in the river but told
Aatalargc force was engaged this forenoon at
eupt ectit up. which will probably be successful
Boston Transcript Bird
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p palley's Pat. Exrrncror..-Evt .ry day is de-
lnonstatn the tchess virtues Q; his cie Letters
are corning T. from al paris OF ns Uuio expressing
gtenc' AMI surprise wonde fu hrsl properties
n 81 cases ol Bus>s RREuNs, It's. Wou &c Se
90 press AboUnds nouoeS high character ss
standard medicine and from lie select he io
lowing from The Island CiIy OF he Eth inst
DALLEYs PAINEsNrSScroR An !nvs1tto Ike KS .ra-f
wonderful article. all OF should oe maze Known
10 the universe Its cures in many seem aosoaey
beyond belief. Fer burns rd sc.i6s, sores sweinss
pains The hTnhs OF all kin IS wound and IN every
disease OF the skin or body where II % sPe eHier
nRv, fails e \ singular came rrcer
observation rierd n playing with >hsIp
steel PEN u into The palm OF M band, 50 ihsi II az
oci the hack and tad ~ be sJtrscted Ihstvay ln-
poisonous nlsGTe 4 INK ihs wourS' As wei 3 ne
Instrument itse II the band 20 ell creaitG;
Daeys Psin Extractor APPLIED md NE next cay tne
swelling had entirely 80 down the PAIN had ei and ne
wound wss CARED in dayi This al give PersS''-
al proof q. II recuireL Il Is ola n ss B. oadSsy
II Important Csluon ,-Cunierfeiis o. my 6HtEacto'
nbushiasy published, 70 ne wo-,d nnc eT ny hs
Project yourself Jcc "a lue e and hsalt iIo.3 -s
base deeepons az, las every Dguggiss The tnioa
kDows he sole Inventor nd Proprietor OF alsy
ics Pam EStrscior no 9th, being has ever Iaae OF san
ever rAkea grsin OF IL for no uisn ing aAs x -,
ten signature each label and IS sold by uys Ell a. so
sns Broadway Pam2hles, with numerous &c ii
furnished 81 the store sra. 81 lrreotls aLLs1
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Scrofula.-{i-eat etfOrts asTe r-centl- ben r.d-
BY scientific men 10 discover stae ecieu: method Of
i1s er-eut 10 :c his -I disease prevails make s1cb
-o-ts landslide and The thanks al tie sciei are due 10
d. Schsnck the nTer:cr and proprietor Of ,hs; aushe
remedy Sctercks Pplrsoric Syrup WHICH stands or-
eireni among the thousand nosrurs Of The day for tie
c1re Of 81 k-ctoIs OF he Lungs End rcnch- from in
cp;art rlouic disease 20 The Scrofuous p5a.hsis or
that mort sisl Of s hich Consumption can cone
depending or hereditary pr-disposi,ion We refer h,
sufferer from Consumption ScrUia. h= case OF John
Carr whose scf.r.lEs other medicine failed 20 re
lieye anc rso A;ter perod Of years from tire ev--
cp-ut OF The Ei.ease. restored 20 heath the u, q
tie above remedy Two veil eIec-ied dasuerreotvp--
are row lyiug before IL exhibiting once The mai ty
Of The dsesse AID he power OF The medicine which
came it Pledge and Standard.
B. Dr. Sehercks Office in his City Is No Cortlsn9-
a. ree. Broaewav. II
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= Mechanics, In-ritI

= Nechnuics' In-ritEte--Tte Regular Month";
Meeting ot the Mechanics Institute VII - .ed !, lie
L=ctur-Roor CITY Eai CT Tuesday E-suE 81 trs-zr-
e =. O'Clock 3v order J. :. MaPES. Pre:id.--
CEARLEs I BAzkII-, Actaa.y. Is =
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WHO CAN ADM7NfsTER TO THE ST
HLI TEX IIINN \ NusINN
IT, Proyerbja Iiy this i. asked nv every one

IT, PrOverba!ly this is asked by every one
with her careful and comfortable trcstmeni--her expert
ence in the simple and tue remedies tr disease when
in 7 infancy.
TAKE CARE, arY soN, OR YOU VIII cArcH Lp"-How
the maternal heart yearns for the welfare OF her offspring
tins adyiteand If that should no, heed, get
kind an Injunction where should he seeh reef-why. in
the happy combination III herbs tlat MRS. JERNiS'S
COLD CANDY is chiefly composed oil No
TWENTY.oN1>" MINERAL MYSTERIES
find cornIeuance in HER compound, simple ans CERTAIN IN
tue cure OF Cou@Hs CoIps. HoARsESsss, WHcoPING-
Couch, &c II pods its hcallf-li, way popularity.
Sold wholesale and etsi by Mrs JsRvIs, 33S Broad
way, next door 10 the Tabernacle
.tgent.-Rushtor * Co. 10 Broadway and IL Aston
House; Bumlon, ~ Gtsv: Blackett S64 Bowery Elys
e}5 Hudson-st; Mrs Hays. t3s Fuou-sl Brooklyn.
Sd 6tisroJ
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General Notiees.

On Saturday forenoon Oct 3D. Mr. JAMES ASHLE
aged 50 years and months
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MARRIED.

In this City on the Sd instant BIZ Rev Dr. Adams K
n. PIERCE. Esq of Boston, 10 Miss ZYLPHA ADAMS.
OF Newburyport, Mass. lrg
In Albany the Is; inst JOHN T. Bush Esq. OF But
tao, Gate Member OF Assembly, 10 MARY FoRo dsugh
ter OF the late Thomas w Ford. Esq
AT Boston, 2-th ult Cornelius Conway FELTON, Eliot
Professor Of Greek Literature Harvard University
Mary Louisa Cary.
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Books.
IELEBRATED STATESMEN,

LIVES OF CELEBRATED STATESMEN,
pY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, LID. WIKI Sketch Of
~ e Aulhor, by EsT. Charles phaln This wors con-
tsas - Lives OF Celebrated N-a 81 Distinguished
AzIhor ard : vel. worth the small price assed-ory >
cents.
Marion and HIS Men II Historical Romance. By The
ihoE Of Psul Jones' Prev = cents
Heidelberg, R0Insree, BY J. P 3 James, sulhor OF
Arab Neil The Io5oeE, kesa6 70 BE lie oes; o. MS lap
No~eis Prtcs = cents
soi-t. OF ne age. ny UGl Hazlst; Price -
GrAazn's MasaLze fo5 oe;ooer-a splendid number.
Price - cer.s Ter rrr7hsr.
D-r.cc-sf!c Rs7.-s 70. October. Prles = cents.
Elaesrood 90 DO 10 . cents
Fros,'s Pictorial History of;h- Word. No ~ Price :;
GEMS Per humber.
The Actor OF Peep Behind the Curraira most inter
es,-7g book written ia eSsv, eke ss Yrlcs - cts
S.ci..an Vesqers. OF Tie Wire CTo<. OF 8 Lnkes by
The aG;ho. o; TIE Ocsnce Girl Price 1T cents
The National Ana1se for 1871. Gres; pans has bees
taAez preparing lis work, makes good family Asa
containing the asGa! A-o-cr,ca Csleulatons, ard
Ec more :Aa;he usual reaitzs matter Price per aEn
ir-d = SID per copy.
Areuueu: ~ Wrn T. Seward in Defence ofwm Free
Iuzl, TEt2l or Murder s, Auburn PTiee lef cents
The ApocryPhs New Testsnent-s Singular work
Price % cents.
Agents supplied or lie BEST o: terms. by
o. ". n. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings NAsslu.si
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FROM ST. DoMIsco,-By the schooner Larch,
rot, Robinson from 81 Domingo Sept we learn that
,yss reported at Jacmel that the Dominican Govern.
nt had sent Committee to Port au Prince In order
n arrange the difficulties between the Spanish part OF
he Island and the Haytan Government 1t is thought
Is, they will come 10 tcrIns.
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1900 DAMAGED
NJ Cu AnEQ "TNBOW

1900
WINDOW SHADES, WINDOW SHADES.
THE SUBSCRIBER, having lately rernred from Eu-
rope, and just received large quantity Of transparent
Window Shades on examination hndE boy damaged,
respectfully invites attention Of the public
lnnon thereof, they with he sold without
EDWARD WAa5LEY, No 20 Csihar!ne-sL
o5Iwtss Chatham square.
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Markets, Carefully reported for The Tribune.

SATURDAY, Oct. 3.
ssHEs-The sales are small at previous rstes, -.
Nd 50 for Pots and Pearls.
CeTTON-The mountain has moved At last. The
liverpool Cotton market has actually advanced far
S and what has been looked for steamer after steam,
10y toe sst four months is now about taking place
% Tor once in the history OF the trade the reports of
Shsand and spectators and spinners have become
Sse 10 the fact tina, the Wolf has really appeared
srcer to another column for particulars OF the i'm
seinent with the amount of sales sc. in Liverpool
y@ me 18th September. The news was received by
sspa early this morning and buyers in the market
~. Sa;ely SET TO work and picked up sll the cheap
M vSsrine and by evening the sales amounted to over
- eses establishing advance OF to cent on the
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IS. SEVENTY LOTS-Sinlais on Staten Island, near
IL. Port Richmond be sold nj Public Auction, III tbs
1AA Merchants Exchange, Nsw-York. on "Wednesday,
Oct 7tll 1916 Al ~ The above Lots OF
various dimensions, beautifully situated for building on
Tom pains avenue. Tsylosst and Donganst within ~,
minptes walk Of Pon Richmond whence fhers Is regu-
lar steamboat ferry New HGTk, landing AZ Pier No l.
North RIVER s.v-raI times fSsy This property affords
great Inducements to persons desiring healthy ocaDo1
In the country having cheap and quick unieatioA
With tho city a times. The lille Is indsputabls.
Terms 10 per down. % per ths ID Novem-
Der the delivery Of the deeds and tho balance may
bond and mortgage for three years interest
per semi-annuallY For farther Information, ADD
maps of tho premises, apply 10
% iHs- No. 7 Broad-st " Y
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COMPARATIVE TARIFFS OF 1912 AND ls4e
A COMPARATIVE, statement Of the Tariffs Of 1872 aud
u 1916 showing The duties upon imports imposed by the
To provide revenue from Imports and To change tnd
modify existing laws imposing duties upon Imports
aud Tor other purposes, approved August, 1872 and he
act Redncing the duty imports, aud for other puT
poses approved July 30. 1916 Just published and for
sale. wholesale and retail, by
BURGESS STRINGER & co. u Broadway
W H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
LONG & BROTHER, y Aun--r.
TAYLOR No. House. % BUS
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Qufck sales and light Prof;ts.-Hai- for =
10.-MILLS, Ha:er. l7S Broadway Howard Eo;el =
now prepared 70 furnish h. paro1s AID is public vith
superior Hat tie Fall stys ~ The low price of :
and :lss mat he viii Be sustained by me pE5c A. X :
by quick sales that ne Is enabled 70 them :. iia, priee
oS 7ElS