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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-06-17

pREsrpENr OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
f,rent and Good Friend. have made choice Oh
John sIide one of our distinguished citizens 10 re-
rde near the government Of the Mexican republic IN
.h. ouatv of envoy extraordinary and minister plen-
ipotentiary of the United States Of America. he
,,. informed of the relative interests OF the TWO
countries, and of our sincere desire 10 o'l'
v.te. and strengthen friendship and good correspon-
d,nce between us; and, for knowledge OF his noel.
;,v and good conduct have entire confidence 'na'
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Tru,,e of the Hudson.

protrce ind Cuuns Merchandise -irrtsras OF Ntrr erf
Reported Specially fer Ias Nezr- York IfreHne
O,s,,5 TRANSPORTATION L:gs-S n Hrtyat-bcGf Oh
.nrio-SNsS bushels shorts II Wrish zoe eo!s tc1t :
Buckley \ Go.
C,ston ,bs butter Yelveron Fellows Al ibis beans
CofSn Hopkins Coz II rk;ns batter Is tabs do Seas
Mn {: IS bbls peas Taylor ~ ea!es sAeeuass \ II
uuysy Co; Il bels Aour W Oas Cc; II casS cheSsS
Cartwright Harrison, 400 bSs -four L Buckley Co
a fklns butter Reed < Kereham s. Johnson >o,; ~
Rssis M,lick De VIII. IL do is tubs do hnsselE Il
essss cheese Surrili Co; IS do A Soyce; bes a
ples Cooper; do 7 Storm 40 Whi S,onth -,
Sane Liae--Soa; SyrGosStlo0 hNs cheese II nt!t ~ ~
Co; tuhs batter :. Beach: bNs cheese SShn
., bushels com G Conu>e; lot st'drcs Mssia-'' u
hbls whisky s do PORK Niu Small n,
lff,c6arss' end Niiers' Line Z PeaSe--boat "sS'
,-. ,fo0 bushels corn 6S b5is do Z T Pesse,
N,, YORK AID Troy I5,c Boa LiRe-HdttsrS Gr.F.s-
H,r-~ I'd, a. s.On-2Oo bbIs -four Reekman, eSs 40
SVyl.n Sage Co; 500 bushels corn Buckley w.
raskS sshes 4 4 Loverys IS bb!s crSnberries Ncor9s
Lord Is bales wool We Hannshs' 10 hSs gas
P,inc. boxes stoves Gsc Hayden; II hhds IL ee3s
beer Reed Brothers boxes iooaceo' o'is GO Z
0G rros Too Boa. LiSs-Pcpe casi,s-S:re'f Aon'9s
IS rolls leather Il SlydenhuEsh - DO Suee!: ~ ~
Kent hlnnan Co; y bhls ashes hysop - SoI-n, %!
IBIS hour Z Cobb, Il bales shee;iugs Wood MsItt %
do cloth Garner Coz IS do " Hagserty; ~ DOS
y Ibis Acur Ca;lin s. DO potatoes HAysii' ~ opNes
cheese Clark; bales wool Scsenek; . kegs nut
,.r Mcbride X Lord; "a p6ls -Four Leland Adams 20
II bNs cheese Griswod; II 6Sls potatoes "aAace y
Wicks.
Troy er6 Erie Iron Toe Boa, Lfae--i Te5e-bsTSe
john Pa,ne-4oco bushels wheat Miner IayiSr Co Soass
wool casks ashes is ebs has1s Mead CO.. 10 dc goS
wariny Gregory Coz do tlow Perry 40 DOS hoot
Suydan sac Go; do lard q kegs DO Cowing Co:
ashe. Beach; Isl bis -four AIea !" hesey 81
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do Morton: kegs butter BlyderbarFh= cask. esh.s
Ken: hinnen Co, so D-;er, Miller Co. DO Conan
HOPKINS * Coz 90 ia;s barp--; Go 10 sbIs 5es1s
Wesner Gale Js5 b5s four " Il Wolfe bale. 7.oo.
j II Thorp5 j eals pork Brisck-rhoE < Week.
FTog and Osc<go LiHeBoc, -st,S-5- ;1x= cheese Z
Burrili Cos 81 do Miller DIFF Cor 20 do Bo..ulcE :.
bbls beans Cross Marsh: do Cordl ( Noble. aso1
bushels corn Buckley &c. L Ids hides Fs-g e.
Fish
Troy ead Michigan Lck< so1. Lla1-rze.Le Crocs1 r
b5l a!.oS White Griswoic: 8 bbz PORK WORK Drake.
do beans " 0eeer, Croker = Co. 92 5uEhel.
>f1H Ltae-S0ct PracGoE-- cssks ashes as-=h.
Compton CO, CASKS s=hes McCoan, Sherman Coz -
ntl- aour " K Co: 10 do > Croker: Go ssed Mead
Rogers Co rolls leather Lee, Mil.s * Coz l6n bbls
-Four Goochus I Coz CASKS aches Van Greenwood Z
Aootn; = 60 Perry; co keu; hIrDal Coz 100 u-sb-
e- corn Z Co5n; 6se= wool } G DEd!ev: 90 7 Jeu-
mines L Co
!'eec- York and Bosom 5f-cAcRts L1ae-L 4 Join.on-
Boa; EBpue-5i hHs cheese cEs Perry: I7s do Har
ri-on & Co. Il DO Clark F!sH. 10 bushels Johr-
30 co do Is cask- cheese l( bxs co " Hanson Cox
IS b1s do cssks do Harrison Co: - 90 Is cks 40 do
iJl u1s glass Ncnes-un & Co. = ~perry shay. 81
90 Robinson l. Gri=woid. casks Cheese CLARK Fi.k
J ORtu1i7's Ltne-BGrRe C5LJ5in C.rpe Ca-ss--irBr-
3opD bushels 800 DO rye 100 corn 80 bale. bsv s,i
straw no bSls apples 20 90 ounces = nus hcko M, %
bbls rvs for - buckwhesi -four 100 bbs 6tsfo.
entered hogs IS tubs butter IN thl- es hives honey
- pair owls 70 The Captain leo ohs apples Joln Fra
e;gh; lco DO 10 John Coon Jr 10 Miller Parsons: -o
sheep Ensign; $50 sheep Conkn: 5o do head cattle
NJ Smith
Cienang9 Lnke Boo, Lipe-Boa, sr,rpa-al bales hops
Lawrence: 10 90 DO e,and Is do 40 G " Rycknlan.
= do Il u OTIS 4 Co; - do DO y 2 4 Miles ha.es
cotton goods D " Sehhins; bxs wooien -oods Nc
Curdy, Aldrich Spencer; 80 bbls whisky Brewer {.
Nelson: y bxs cheese Humphrey: SarTnes * c. Hartford
Sane Li1e-BoGt Trit0p-i5 600 Zee; lumber Kinds
Bdrgc BERKSHIRE, Captain Er'Hg frg-7 .fefc Pcl.:-l
sheep ana lambs y head cattle 30 b5ls epple- 30 bags
bpchwheai meal - hogs 20 bushels hickory guar
er- beef . bales hay, 400 bushels oats 70 labs butter
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DIED

Wednesday Oct Eth MARY wife OF George J. Ham
iltun aged thirty one years and ten months
Funeral will take place Friday morning 9Th INST a.
ten o'clock from the residence OF her husband Nc ios
The relatives aud friends are invited attend
On Thursday, Sih instant, CoRNELlA BOARpMAN,
infant daughter OF Nathaniel &. and Layinia h. Blunt
On Saturday. I'd INST. ANN AUGUSTA, only daughter
of benjamin and Rcbeccs Hobby, aged year aud II
months.
a, ilszincton Priory after short but severe illness
ON sunday Oct 18th, Rev. BASIL DE BERGh, aged So
ycais a native OF Italy
Al Boston 4th Timothy :. Nichols. "a.
Al Baltimore 9Th Josiah Grindall. 90
AT Austin Texas 2lst ul,. Mrs. Louisa l. Ford
Near san Antops Texas. 18th ult MIS-. Taeiths Ann
peyilbiss.
AT Richmond Va. "a, Mrs. Sarah Ann Msury y
Al Alexandria d. c. Col Byrd { Willis, d.
At Baltimore, 9TH Mrs Martha Ann Rusk ~
At Amsterdam 2Sth ult Mrs, Mary Stearns
A, Oriskany ed ul,, George Hutton Superintendent
of Waterloo Woolcn Factory, 70.
At Rochester, 18th Barnsbas Coleman, o.
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MARRIED ::

Thursday. Dc, s, by Rev. James w. Alexander, n D.
Mr. ROBERT IL MoCAFFRY 10 Miss MARY AN
EBBETS. daughter OF the late John B. Ebbcts Esq all
OF this City.
On Thursday, the sth inst by Rev. Mr.. Lathrop OR
rim B. JUDD 10 MARIA COLGATE. Also at the same
same SAMUEL p LORD to HARRIET COLGATE
all OF this City.
On Wednesday evening the 18th inst by Rev. }. b.
uardenhers, Mr.. JOHN w. REMINGTON to Miss
ELIZA WILCOX, both OF this City.
ON the 9Th instant by Rev. Mr. Power Mr.. DANIEL
LANGAN OF New Orleans. TO Miss JANE MARIA d.
GAN, OF this City,
Al Rivcrhcad l. l. on Wednesday morning, Oct eth
lsi6 nv Rev NJ Carl, Z. LII. GARDINER, of Sag Har-
Dor to RUTiiELIA daughter oil Elijah Terry Esq. de
ceased.
ENoCH h WOODRUFF, OF New York. 10 Miss ST.
SAN F. MATHER, oil Bushwick, l.. l.
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~. >ew.York- Oct. 9th. 1916.

TIE members requested 10 BE cgacta. h st.r
lce on Szfu-sv evening. eth I1s- TIE S7.r-vvs ~
her r-por-ar business I'll - brought t-ors H. Tn
(. Bv order THOMAS DRISG W a.
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LIFE TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES

IL CALIFORNIA. and Scene. IN the Pachc Ocean 0y
AThoras Fdruhau. aEihor OF Travels n ii- Western
Prairss the Rocky Mountains and the Oregon erriio
~ This presented to the puoc. - another al
tempt OF the KIND the Travels III lhe W esIeii
Praines which excited much attention. The present
work differs N. one IN NAM respects Ie
extensive interest felt in relation 10 California niGc-d the
pub her 10 issue this work The Wild ana barren realms
OF uncutlya.d nature South Sea, the aSat:al Is
and. pper and Lover California iner conq1e-ts ty the
SpaniarI,. Indians, heir present state v-geauon snd
.freepl- plains uloiutsn- volcanoes. animals. &c-a
these a. they have beer. and "ii De found t1y
described To what has been -een- has been added an
h.nic information from every known source which makes
TN. work complete history OF taEorrs 10 the present
time, The work contains 4l6 pages. and published a
The price OF Fifty Cents I've copies viii D. sent t'
- AduIess al orders -
WI II GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
u can bee sent by nsil 10 any pert of ae niist
"a
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niarl.e,-....c Carefully rcro,t.d 70, The Tr,bsae

THURSDAY Oct :.
AsHEs-Ihe sales today are abou; $50 bills OF both
kinds al 81 for Pots and 81 20 for Pearls The marke,
IL firm
FLOUR AND MEAL-Therc marked change
in Flour TO day but prices were scarcely firm they
haze been the week past Some occasional lots
picked up lower rates but the market may be
quoted for etrcight lots Gencscc st s. 6 with free sell
crs at that Mixed Michigan and Ohio have sold at
50 JGt The sales for export about 1000 bbls at
these figures, and more would have been done were
ircghts less firm. The receipts yesterday and to-day
are about 10000 bbls The sales to arrive have been
larger than has generally been supposed think and
So IS offered today for 5000 bbs deliverable
three weeks ahead Sales 200 bbls round hoop South
and City about s. and lot of Western Alba
inspection s. 80 Southern descriptions quot
ed lower, - i0a$5 62!. with sales 1890 bhs George
town and Brandywine Corn Meal in demand and
brings 81 p the spo, and S40i4 l2 to arrive Sacs
1000 bbls lot OF 100 bbs Rye Flour sold a, 81 %
Bag Meal 81 62!aSl 10 Buckwheat has appeared and
selling ~ les in bags and 81 80 in bbls. Ship Suis
la Is Cts. Fine Feed 160lS cts.
GRAIN-A good lot of Genesce Wheat, 1000 bushels
sold for export 100 and 1000 bush fair Western
mixed brought 0 for milling. Yesterday afternoon
and to day there were sales 10000 bush Yellow Corn
10 cts for export To-day the market heavy and
lower Sales 1900 bush Jersey White - 5000 do
Southern mixed at - 1000 do Yellow 10 snd inicr
parcel Western at G5 cts for distlns Farther sales
5000 1000 bush Rye al -0dol cts part for export
Nothing doing III Barley last sales G2 Oats 81
0Jo cts and quiet. Black Eyed Peas s. - per bag OF >
bush
WINE-At auction lSO bskfs Black Eag!c Champagne
sold at 50 for quarts and s. 0s9 for pints.
WHlSKY-There sales OF 80 bbls at -! cts
short time. The market is dull at that hgurc Drudge
is selling at - cts slowly.
HAY-1he sales some 600 bales at 45d % cts per
cwt Government are still in market
TALLOW-A lot of IA 600 lbs not strictly prime sold
at Z, cts per 10. Prime is scarce and wanted.
BONE-Salcs 5000 los North West 81 cts, cash, and
lot OF Greenland fishery al 40! cts
HEMP-Wc note sales 100 bales Hacked at Sll0, and
10 bales Dew. Rotted at $50.
METALS-Some operations in Lead have taken place.
but the particulars have not ranspired In American
Pig Iron the transactions light at S2 50d 30 for
Charcoal and $50 $50 so for Anthracite. Blooms are
dull at $50
HIDEs-Fsrther sales 1000 Rio Grande on private
terms.
BEESWAX-Salcs $500 lbs Yellow at y cts, cash
PRoVISlONS-Thc sales of Pork about 1000 bbls.
Mess is SIC 62i $40 - and Prime 50 3i S9 so with
much doing at the higher Beef is rather less
active but prices before So 25 IS and s. so
ass for Prime and Mess. Market nearly bare of Tierce
Beef and Beef Hans Sales 200 bas Picked Hams al,
81 Shoulders nominally 1! Lard is
and wanted We quote Smoked Hams 8. 40 Shout
ders ~ d5i Beef cts Cheese 10 in good shipping de.
mand with sales 5000 bXs at 7d7i Butter
ing in mere freely. Good Western Diaries are l2dli
/
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Boa.ht at. Sold a.

Us said tina, there has been four or five times as
sa counterfeit, money different Banks, pu, in cir.
.sssan during the past month in the West than was
- Known before in the same length of lime.
:. = hoped to open the Pittsfeld and North
@ Railroad on the 9TH OF October, and the Northern
.eeeord Extension up 10 Franklin in December.
=. n Buffalo monetary matters are in healthy,
rather stringent state There is less OF the uncur
money sfoat than for some months past. The Banks
rather sparinsly, though business paper to any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

c. BOOTH 81 co. Cash Tailors aud Importers,
y. lsT Broadway, have received an unusnaIiy large
stoc of fine and fc goods which they would respect
fully invite the attention OF the public
The reputation Of Broadway FOR high charges Induces
very many economical minded TO nHAe their puf
chasea elsewhere. Notwithstanding the Justly accredited
m.nt within It's precincts though this mputauon OF high
charges when applied Broadway Merchant Taiors as
claJ may be Just would be- well for The fashionable
&c onomlst 10 pause before sacrificing
prejudice the advantages which some OF Them orsf lhe
subscribers even Broadway enabled oy tneir cash
systen and small prohts furnish the hnest quality h gar
I-ns Al very price snd through the AID OF MessTs
Lee and Foster conductors CT the Cutlng Department
produce them IN style uasur passed oy any In 'he
world.
The poprelors have hand general assortment ready
mad. gaIin-ns-OYercoats Eight and added,l Pelios,
sacks SC all Of which are go, up In good tasl- and
trimmed in rich and substantial manner - su
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From The KuicKer1ccEer Magazine

u CHRONOLOGICAL Hat.-iNroKrtNT lNyt>Tlc> -
Think p.reol0 Ctc HatySe give no better name
10 n new invention from Paris which we have Just
ahmed al Mr. WarnccA Broadway, near The franAln
House. By beautiful Welding machine ha every
prominence upca the head distinctly marked, aud lac
smile OF shape. without the slightest possibility OF va
nation thus obtained There VIII be no more headaches
f,m Wearing new hats Once measured The hster has
blocE head for 'r counterpart OF your oNn II =
altogether the most comfortable invention OF The s
The above refers apparatus We have had for some
tine IL successful use, by The AL Of which we are enabled
to produce perfect and easy nj 10 the most irregular
shared hesd while at III. same time the great desideamm
symmetry OF brn admirably preserved TIL the ha' Is
W., ,e, WARNOCKS. Hsiter,,
n Sts 5pl Broadway
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rrru porTrch1 WORKS.

-, OF TUESDAY.
t-titi. p-rr..s piI-r5rlsce-A Romance 81 Lord 81
ron ys.y hysn;..tHv erir;ed and Illustrated wln ra=
wood -r-rsving- - vol islo cioth. extra = > Ihs
Standard Cassie low 70! TIE ffs LIME st-7rsSt n -
elegant form 81 3 i,oIt rai- pre-
THO c,,,o1.- Pr-csl WORK. Of Robert SOGthey, IL
n Gsrs POI, I.r-e.el collected BY himself new EDITION,
incia5to- oIiver Newman and other Poems. now nrsi
nfS-6 Illustrated viii several eegsa, steel raw
49, md -,rf-aif1 ce vol large syu. beautifully printed
Pfee $ : IN cloth or cloth extra gill leaves - % Taf-
A., SsrtS1 Mr. southeys Poetry such that this
Edition c.r hardly jail 0: dndns Pse- n ia- ofafy OF
every person fond Of -legan; l:sra.9Ie-
Ill On FRIDAY
Poems by Amelia secUad EDITION enAiset one hsha-
some voll:..e LIMO cloth-Sl >. gu !-aTe- = -
r.. .,ton twenty-five hundred copies % us eci-
l.r.;1, ~ - IN Amelia Mrs sily Of LCui-yt -
,yas DISPOSED OF ,sc.n tx months Of IL pt7c 'of
This demand slone : su,ses' ny = --
The cor1pIet- PoeiicA WORKS o Thos Moor elegsaty
@ll-tratet-l vol Srfl = -
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rr,- RhenmaIi-rr. Stiil Joints. Nc.-ComPount

~ Rheumaii-n. Stia Joints. &c.-ComPcIh9
Svrr Uydrcdai- ci Pcissss SsrssPa:Ha ana et-
low ptck-rhe above prepared rom the PUTesi aiu
> and !, recommended the eri aud only sure cure
0, Rheumatism. Al this season 81 The year eseciAy Il
"a ~ , greatest i'm ;snce Il will remove al hose
extremely unpleasant symptoms, severe pains scrH-ss OF
.hr POINTS hnck shoulders Sc &c Il thus fraes ana
Sens The circulation and leaves every part OF The Hni
ma economy in perfect ssie Of health TIE vInes OF
esch art,ce have lorg been known 70 the f-ty anc o
their adicous sdSsure taelr effects are seaiy
Fer sale by = n ~
AL luis Only. - ofosc" AS, So' '0"--se
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Boarding..

BOARD WANTED-A single gentleman IL DESTROYS
ID Of obtaining board breakfast and tcal private fam
y where he could feel home. Location above
GrSnd-st Address w. II Tribune office. o9 It
BOARD j. wanted IN private family for agen. eman,
Id II. and child years old with unfurnshei Parlor
and bedroom ID Sd door. Address B. Tribune
office OF Jus
ROARD.-one or lwo persons OF r--pectabiy can
ID have full or partial board on moderate TERMS with
pleasant roouTS Inquire So Widest Broadway
References required. SO 2wi.'
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sALEs OF REAL. ESTATE.

By dHhoayJ. BeecEe.
story brick house and lot SO Broo.c st 2Ixal $50
story brick house and lot 53 Charles st 22xG3 1900
story brick house and lot 236 West 18th 81; lot -
by 100 house :s2y36. -. 500
years lease OF brick house and 10, y Clsyksoa 700
By /. n. LHdioc.
Lot pa Pearl 81. - 3S?l ;0D
By O. Il. Rollins
BRookLyN PnoPEKrY.-Part OF the Dotield estate
Purchasers TO pay the auction fee OF $40 each lot 20
per cent on mortgage at option Of the buyer.
Lot on Myrtleaveuue. between jag and Lawrence
sta ls front ~ rear, by - feet deep 500
Lo, adjoining, 70 by u feet $50
Lot opposite side Avenue, between Lawrence and
Bridge =,s 100
Lot on Jay-st between Willoughby and Myrte-ave
nue. % 10y lO7! 100
Lot adjoining same size 90
Lot in Lawrence-at same eize $50
Lot on Wiioushby=t- between Duiield and Gold
sts y By feet SO
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Daily Arrivals Of Produce. stock. &c. by the
New-Yorli and Erie Railroad Company

J. F. Cldrtscr. -iSe"s tIaVsSpN' O0N O.
Berye Hyra Sasda4 .'r-l26 hrkns butter IS tubs do
, dressed hogs % bNs charcoal head cattle sheep ana
lambs COW and calf l., ibis apples Il doI hSs s. wheel
barros 27 SIDES leather 79 hdS steel II bags BARK ct
monthly sundrleS-
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NFw mUstcAL PUBLICATIONS,

DY FIRTH. HALL 4 POND, Fran A!ll-square and -
ID Brosdvay Huuu-.' Complete School Tor the Piano
Forte containing pages OF instructive matter and PRINT
ed from engraved psies-is handsomely bound and sold
at the low rate OF So Kinks Organ School Book ). One
more Book WI complete The work II Is the only con-
p.cte school o. this instrument ever punished single
numbers = - When completed and bound N i1ii eoin
La B4Is An LAS, and La Vioetlc Wales by W. :
Wallace and O!n-ys Quick Step played BY Dodwofths
Band arranged fcom beautiful. German melody by Allen
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NIADAME DuRAND. dauehIsr Of The late Jno Ma.

MADAME DURAND daughter OF the late Jno Ma
flnesci informs Ladies who desire 10 study the French
language that her morning classes for the winter season
are now forming Lade, having studied may enter class
IN the second course by applying immediately. new
morning class Wi! commence by the 2rth instant.
second evening class for gentlemen IS also forming,
and Will commence the latter part OF the present MONTH
Those prepared the first evening class IN pro-
gress VIII please apply immediately Residence No IS
Naker-si-
" B-Mad Durand would devote three mornings Of the
week III. instruction Of families uniting and forming 4
class the upper part OF the city % lw'
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aooEs wEoIEsALE AND RETAIL

BOOKS. WHOLESALE AZ = -. = = -
rTlHr SITRSCEIBERS Eave OF hand and y u Sc. "os-
- :. - fs--e assortment Of School Classical.
The.ogicaI and Miscellaneous Books They ryle County
merchants teachers aid offers . eA----e e s-'A -
prices before purchasing e!seS Eere; v-.rs-..
PubusA.rs Of Sanders Series OF Readers 5r.ioa!y
Masical Wo-ss. Hi-hcocAs GeoosE cray Saeiii-irs;
Cas- ptesonhy Porters Reader, &c &c Also, good
.'se5ea S af Fl NEWMAN CO Ies sroAar.z
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WILEY Z PrTNAM. lel Broad!

II would have been easy have lhe history OF
some OF these missionaries romantic and touching
narrative the writer preferred allowing them 10 speak
for theeives and tell their story II Is more III
tereslirc 10 read the very words these abcrer5
wrote more than century ago when camping in The vii
erness sharing the wgyvams O; the rude savage They
portray their views and feelings They read u. a.
rhymes Au,hor Fre!Aee.
This in every particular, fret rate production and
divine who wrote Christmas IN the Holidays lis an
Invaluable adducu the historical literature OF our coun-
,rv Evening Post
We eau scarcely imagine work more proper 10 inter
-, The American reader than these t'So volumes
"a y. Y Com. Adv.
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AmrssMsuts.

s. HER1CAS AUSEUM.-Every Dry ard Evening
nis wees, Commencing Monday. octo6er "a. lists
Pet'etu,N-css every s'fsFaoca -. AID every
ssen-ns - : oeE'NcSThe Free Lssl sasPvnd-jTh-
AsnsSer las reeaSAsed TIE ssEzily o. STAINING Qua
hEi>- 1Arse eeaIiHl la.ls AID three gentlemen from
FIN holds his ewes csaly f-sa cicS II
ne morning u le 2 Also. thr Living Orsas Outaac
LIVING TWIN Cadrss; LIVE. Monster Snake W.x No..
CT Human Scdy - - seen extra charge - esn.s
Ii aGdiuon he following performers enSaye-M,s.
Greenwood Crest Wsrte-H Miss jali-r, Sc- &c.
Admission sscrnis-tfll rYr artrr 10 l.. errNN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09


XNM. T. JENNINGS IL co. Diapers and Tailots.
w Importers of Cloths, Cassmeres, Ve-ings, Fancy
Dress Articles kcln appreciation OF The success which
attended their efforts catering for hs community would
tender assurance upon tho OF the Fall
Trade will be their endeayor add to tho induce
ments which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
LISHMEST al which furnished Garments possessing
tho requisites which continue to commend them 10
the economist For in the style and character Of the cloth
ing we are enabled TO furnish through the aid OF efficient
corps Of cutters be found In tho country 10 the
sequel to the attractions Of our moderate charges
4 large assortment Of goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Twceds &c for Dress and Frock Goats 0yercoas. Sacks.
&c French English and American Cassneres for Panta
looms Aword IN reference. this garment IN which las
experience sashed the many few cutters exces
,al in this line especially solicited. Merinc. Velvet,
SILK and Satin vestngs great variety The usual assor!
men, OF first quality Ready Oyercoas Original
Sacks Cloaks Dress and Frcck Coats Psntaoons Vests
&c with choice selection Of Fancy Dress articles scaris
Cfavais. Hdk.s Gloves, Su.penders Shirts Collars,
Bosoms Hail Hose, Ac- az ISL