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CAEaf BOOhS
A 7 ". H. GRAH4sM> Literary Depot. Tribune Build
The New Tariff OF the United States, according to Act OF
Congress July 18th. 1916. Prize -! cts.
The Water Cure and Health Almanac for lsi. containing
hints ard obsrv atoms concerning Saihng and Il.
various forms occupation exercise clothing diet' ETC
zsnoea; or, The Fall of PALMYRA, by VIM Ware new
Lucy Morley Or The Young oicer; Tale of the Tex.
anehc Of Brandy,vne by George Lppnrd Esq Price
Eilan Allen; or, The Kings Men By Melville. Price
London Lancet for August Price 80 cts.
The RseeR Or Gsmpeie BGgS 81 or Eo.s
keeper. New edition. Pnce 81 Cts.
Artisan OF Lyons, By the author OF the Orange Girl
The illustrated History of Palestine by John KItio,
thor OF the Pictorial Bible. Price Is CTS.
Ellen Monroe. Sequel to Life in London Part l.
Val valentine Mcolu;chy the 1rsh Agent by VIM Garlic
ton. author Of Art Mcguire Price 81 c''.
The French Cook, most useful book book Price Is e's
Lsrdner. Lectures. complete. Price - 81
on. lur,rs;ion., Longs edition. Price IS c,..
Agents supplied on the very lowest terms ~
w. H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
uulO 2ts tOihce OF GrahaIns Msga1inel
NEW BOOKS PER GREAT WESTERN
WILEY & PUTNAM have just received
w The Clans OF Scotland, part ~
Buffers Works, , vols. Few edition.
Noble on the Brain
Outlines Of Mental and Moral Science
Halls ANNA! Kingdom, new edition
Maddens Irishmen, s vols 50 series
Chld's First Table Book.
Tales OF the Reformation.
Guthrie Arteries.
English Churchman's Common-P ACE Book.
Memoirs o Gcoo gica Survey of Gt Britain, sol. /.
Hochessa, or En- gland N the New World, . vols.
WILEY PUTNAM l5l Broadway,
who will shortly publish
Hochrlsga, or England in the New World, edited by
Eliot War6urJon. author OF The Crescent snd the Gross"
S,eiae.'s Elementary German Reader.
Historical Pictures Of the Middle Ages.
Sfi., Seds ,vicks Morals Of Manners.
SOW PUBLISHED,
Ecclesiastical "reminiscences IN the United States con-
,sning some account Episcopal Church IN is Couu
Try and brief sketches OF the following eminent d!yines
~ Bishops Chase. Mcllvane, Doane. McCosAey. Hop
kns uiltiug Ean GrIsIyoli On1erOnk Soutngate; Drs
Dorr TyuE NilnUr Wainwright Jaryi=, JOINS, W yati,
Hawkes., Lancey, &c. sc. by Res. Edward Naylel Ia
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Steamboat Buffalo. OF sandy II oOk. gust
eh i346At ;lescs Of passengers held OF board said
boat, JAMES LAWSON called 20 The Cha- and JOHN
W DrSN spponlfi Secresrv Theol!o-ving resolutions
were unanimous adopted
EeI5red That s. thanks Of Ills meeting be isncerec
10 Capt J. ". Frrov Us otScers and crew 70: their
ger.emanly srd foagng corduct evinced toward us on
his Excursion J
Reso!ved That 4 r.rs teen frequently 20 the Fi71ps
Bank 4, Different iues not hesitate say that Te
haze found the Buffalo The agreeable boat o. ne sea
son and do cheerf recommend her beng vel adapt
ed .or The pusnes- aa-ur caught This Tip 5000 fish
JAMES LAWSON. Chairman.
To,,,, " n,N' ,:a-,r IN renalF Of 200 asseQgers
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NEW AND CHEAP PUBLICATIONS

AT BERFORC'S CHEAP Book, MaP and Guide-sooH
a Depo.. Nc. 81 Broa1.vag, opposite M fatE
The Fair IsaDel Eusen- SUE MASTERY orH--5ct
Cs5,ain Css.i!!rsr tY " z Navel, EsG-2o CO.
Temper and Temperament b. Ms Gus e.
Mexico. b. W.cdy Thompson, E.s9--.3 cta-
5,-5ar In or tb- H,--i, Men. oy EielvlIe-25 Cts
LIE u Gen z Taylor, yiia numerous -z'raa7n'--' cts
Tovee. Of London. ~ Aits.sor5--5o &. 81.
nf fD-llav ~ -s.- a, snnve. tIo Us
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IT Advertisements for New OF all The Cites
and principal lowu, in The couEr snd daily
received The Office Of the duly authorized Agent V 8
lions also iv-n NNTutfis
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General \ otires

= To the Editors OF The Tribune.-NA sad
NEs N:-cEz-i-Gel;i-HrT Several s-ticvs have
y appeared Z The papers co1:arir g.oss .ss;aeents
II reference 20 he aao-t parties, a1c = lie OF NJ
Mitchell frU- re c;!y feel z; c1J a. zo.c!:or u- ;Ea
gentleman Z: place The actual ;ac.- before The -25c aid
cot ov such INTERPRETATIONS . pas 11cou-ac;eied
l. : no; rue Ia; Nh Michel. le:: lis wife ie.a;e; il
IL &c. tine ta: me furniture Of the house y Whe-si
reTnored Gur1E ne lzdys absence, or hs; Iakea
+-en Lsr e: all I. u Ge that NJ. Michel has made he
aeces=arv Arrangements 70 pay Liz VIE So2i per s-=ul
VIZ So per eek PAYABLE = ad-aace) L " true a; lie
furniture was removed tom tae house because he house
h.d 70 be e;) s1d posted 81 Nes-r-es Is Sp-ce
s. subject 10 The order Of Ms Mitchell, vEs-- ST..
mans sod a01r. aouce shall be ser; anywhere
M. VI. Iaa- ssiec.
/. If -ae mar Mrs Mitchell. Teuses % receive either
roaey OF furniture though both al that a?s service.
aud ;aev repeatedly rendered % a-r Aud i e
s comfortable hone hss been o-e1sd . the sc g.:
the house OF her da1sH= Ms 5srgo1Ea aieE she -.
fuses % accept and no q uEkndness has been offered
lady =; suy sape K = 70; necessary ;arEer 20 o.
tr1de ;hes- domestic affairs uPo1 the pubic than 70
that the YER distressing ctrcrs;arces existing = NJ
Muchevs fa-.r par @: which : he 1ea;s haLCc.'ators
OF The LADY par q Ech Is the fact Of M Nchels
life being in DANCE hare rendered the arrangement Of
separate maintenance unavoidable.
Your. kc JAMES McGAY
Solicitor Tor VIZ. Michel, p Chsubers-st y !.
August oh. 1875. elll II
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ELANCEE OF sRANDYwINE,

BLANCHE OF SRANDYWTNE,
"a SEPTEMBER TIE ELEVENTH IRA 70
" s-ce-CuEa5ui1g the Po-:r!, Le.erd s11 History OF
The Bsrt.e OF 5ra-dyV.ae. 81 GEORGE Lf72AaD. ESQ,
.r-cr OF The cGakrr C.ty Ta- L-d-- AcnE5e Herbert
fT-.r~ TIE BariI- D=y u G-r=-21:ovr
To 5e Sai-ae II pats No P-tce > cents s; p1b-
ii-he; ard fJr sale. Wholesale and retail by
BURGESS, STRIEGER = CO Broac srsy I'D AZ. =
Long 4 BROTHER, - Acn---
w T. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
WTAE LOB Co, No. . Astor House
aaS 3y 81 ?efod;ss. s.c cheap Book Azeais sEle =
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WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. ~ WaIl-st. Ncw-York, and Grand-st.
williamsburg.

Samuel wile,s. Frederic, W. Favre Washington Post
Gins O. Handy Nicholas "yckoe, 4. T. Van Bosherck,
William Lsyin. Andrew c. Benedict. jeremiah Johnson,
Thos McElra,h. Samue H. Clapp, Francis Du Bots,
Lemuel Richardson.
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E4ce- o,s !st,er d;ed I'a:erio0 Sen Co aug !SiS
Iss, nigh, lsrse ds;i.e-y o; Passenger Go Il his
Mace called the Crest Western. burned TO ashes.
The building cost $500 snd belonged 70 the estate of
the late Eli Hart The loss is heavy Il was very extern
.ve concern running - barrels OF high wines per day
and feeding with the swili l,SQo head OF hogs aow
food csn re provided for this swnsh multitude can
not conceive. unless they schsst on the fsf ey
have already accumulated They s-e 200 Isl 70 drve
been accustomed the dsaery Injuries the teeth so
as 10 make them unable chew grain. IL addition 10
the alcohol destroyed al the burning Of this large cen.
cera the grain burned amounted 70 1900 bushels. No
ipspr sacs
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TYPEE

REVISED EDrrio*-wIrR ACCOUNT OF
TYPEE-A PEEP AT POLYNEsGAN LIFE, during
four months residence in the VALLEY OF Tie Marqae'as
ty Herman Merile- Reused editlon with Sequel contain
ing tie Story Toby's Escape by the author OF that
WORK 2vo!s, . cti.-on e .s 81. wi
"Chateaubrand's Atala Is Of softer romantic
tone-Arlcbars!s presents US with image, more
clasrca!y exquisite. The style has careless elegance
which suits admirably with the luxurious opca tone OF
TTpee bsppy h which ever ,rav vou look al il
whether ,ra-e!s, po-uv or hGrnor Il has
suiclency OF all these 10 be one OF me most agTeeaoe
readable books off, day Morning News.
charming book fu! OF a!enl-coriposei with sing
lur,hus' Western Continent
Ihi, is really = very captivating boob. The story
even,fll-yvoraerfu--0 The deeds performed By the
author and hs companion almost -arpass Ds.,ei .,,
Tvpee Is work OF even greaer herss, man De Foes
ROBINSON Crisoe or Ms. P5r;er SIR Edward seaysrd"
Notices OF the 6sii:a PTS
Mr Murrays Library doee aot furnish IS vei'h more
interesting e0ck than h!s, hardly WIN cleTertT II
5a;l-n and -rt1ed rh freshness and originally 10 an
extent dil e1herae ne Go-t -nervaed ana
SGst u circulating library louEsers lL0ndon mes.
No have dwell the subect OF NJ. MrlTl-.es
Narrative and The reflections Il eHc!tes lhaH OF me oooh
its- which = one OF ihe most eaPatias we aa.s Tef
read wi our juvenile readers say 10 REQ! KooIa
son C-u-Ue, with ! TsG Friday one hory-h oTT,
'va whom we viii venture 70 say hey VIII ne delighted
douglas Jerrolc's Shilling Magazine.
a booS ful, OF frest and richly c0lored mailer. w
Mely,.-'s manner i New VOID a.! over.
London Athen9un.
This most refreshing book One Of TIE !nost
brilliantly co.ored and entertaining thar has for long Time
past issued lie press. The author Is 20 coEEoE man
The pcture da.vr Of Poyressn life and scenery IS IN
comparably h= vivd and orc!be ta' has eTr BE-
aid before the public London Critic.
TIE whole narrative i rnosl simple. Affecting,
and romsulic- An thou gentle and too enchanting
fCfentleu.sa's HsgaZine.
Stree The ioyoGs moment vhrH We tr=t read houHt'n
Cru-oe snd believed &! alt wondered Al Tue more
~s,.s q. b.l-ved we have not with 5-'vitc1iHg
work as ;:s narrative q! Herman Me.vt..e oEn o--
From ,te moment OF his desertion i9a Ae arf
At E.h.va harbur 70 H. escape frUc tEe Type- seey
or 10 speak palmer ro, hs frs; line n M Erst page 20
, II ne last interest. IaiDrnt!c1. and i- io- ge.
.nres. OF .zcrip.or parade the whole volume y =
all u: vi.illrg Nzrcursas Cur-e.v-- Foe--r0sr De-
cones familiar Dish sppa IS c.cctcet rocd forr lis
you are sa-tia-d Ts5oo, and c!aIt5er Up ne ons
shaft Of the coccs nut While reading this s1!af PTrc
fanfO London sun
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gc-TOCHS SMITHS

yArTE OF <ATIOSS rstur-d 70 y An i.Futry
w Mo tae Ts.re Esd u ICE Wealth Of Nations.
NJ Adam Smith IL D. IL ne % Toe alta0r az in,to-
V-CuIloca-a -di-oa. corrected 'arUr ghout and
s - - -Ii1r,-i -r.ce b. D. APPLETON / CO.
30 S-ueiwev
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

IL tTig Eliza from s. Cr0i,-ars { Reed Mss l.
Reed Miss Reed Mrs { Whtmore and daughter,
Mas A Tuttle Mr. Il Wh.tmore Mr J Roche Mr. "
i HING
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~ All orders subscriptions. advertising
in Country ne pers Intended cr : = Paluers
cy should 5e addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS g. bs
has &c ohe- Office hl he depU.e any p-r-ou repre-
sent us Agency II other place u tins Ci-T. ~ isf
~ Cologne Water-ofs superior qualify, b. lie
,!ul guar, tAlOG Tor sac By
r. DAVID SANDS / co. Chernists s,G Apothecs-ies,
{vl- irl-03is = East Broaf'xav Markri-s'.
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Fy- CITY AND COUNTKT.-Ou of the most 81
. ..,,Lls s.Inth RrnuLlvr nIv1,n. W

=
e.. CITY AND COUNTRY One VI the most IN
r;:i desirable residences In South Brook
A mile from the Ferry, In Sutts-sL near Powers-sL
The house two stories hg nearly new bnilI with tho view
comfortable home. having i've rooms 90 tho ground
floor, kitchen boiler reservoirs, &c Tho grounds
sbout II oisJ well stocked with productive grape
nes fruit Of various kinds asparagus and strawberry
beds &c &c.
This property together with tho oDtro furniture OF hs
House viii sold for Sl5O00 rented for year or more
unexce pt,onabls tenant, fsasouable tarins
PO-session gwen is May uexI-Possiby lot Nov nexL
The desires procure tenant tor pufchasrf osfo0
leaving the country lst August and he VIII be N us oily
for ievg days after 2ls inst when application may be
made him below. AMER 2lsI inst (I not dSpo.ed Vi
b-f1re) apply To EDGAR HICKS, COur.st Brooklyn
Jyls rs MARCUS SPRING, ~ 6road.st
H-. LARGE HALL TO LET.-The spacious Hall
sa $50 broad"ay 80 by gu fee. 10 size hitherto ocGI,
pied Of the constructing rouLns VI the Model
on New Yok, with be let reasonable terms, either teiG
porary FOR Of years. Il 10 well sutzd FOR mill
larry or Soes=,y purposes Apply 70
aus IFS $50 and SO Broad way.
g. TO LET-The dwelling part of House corner o.
NJ TrenreI-st and Sntb-svenue (Chelseu>-quAro
A pleur With svery cODvenlence for boarding
scCo has sixteen rooms, Including bslb room,
closet range and all the modern Cfvton waller S1Lures
Rent low % 4 good tsnsnL Inquire VI
D. A. CUSHHAS, No. I2S Pesssxl
uyls sd or avenue, between Ruth and 2is.
Ga TO LET-Ths lover par, Of a TWO story Houss in
E:2 Lsp-Eart-sL Inquire Of II. O. STONE,
A aus l~is 40 Broadway.
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HORATio HILL, Auciioueer.
ArENN.NORK TRADE SALE.-Tl

HOKATTU HILL, AuctlOueer.
NETWORK TRADE SALE.-This important
sale OF Books Stationery, Stereotype Plates, BndsrS
Materials, the Trudc V commence at O'Clock This
Morning a the STORE OF COOLEY, REESE y HILL, 1871
Broad way. and be continued day and evening ginning
with the Paper, Blank Books, Stationery and BludsrS
Leather After which the Catalogue commencing with the
M-ssrs Appleton Co.'S invoice will be taken up In rsgu
lar order.
The OF the Trade and of dealers generally 10
especially invited the large and vured consr
of Stationery and Fancy Articles embracing lin addition 70
advertisement under the auction head In the Courier, Elk
press Evening Post, and Evening Mirror 1000 superior
Line aud Steel Ensravn 50 doz. me Glass Toilet Ink
stands; so duz Glass Wafer Boxes 80 duz. fine Glass
Letter S,amps 5000 sheets hne French God Paper 1000
and III scarlet Waters, In boxes 10 dok very superior
Gold Pens, In ~ doz do without 5000 pecoA
Paper Hangngs assorted 500 lbs Linen Ttno assorted
1900 los huc Binders Thread, assorted 50 Sand
Paper; 200 Manifold Letter Writes 5000 Robinsons ine
coored Autographs; 6u doz fine Goat Morocco 50 dor
No. fine Bark Skver. goo Embossed Visiting Cards W
Gne French medium coored Paper 5000 hne French
coored Prnts, &c. lc uull IT.
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MODEL OF NEw-YORK

IN CARVED WOOD.-This immense work Of Art. b. :.
Porter S.lder, exhibition a,the Minerva MOONS,
+ BosG sv Tai. Model represents every building shed,
re- and other OBJECT IL the City L has been progress
for o than year and upward OF one hundred persons
hxv been EMPLOYED on is coustrgcson including some Of
the Srst Artists American sad European.
ASov. The Model il 4 GOTHIC CANOPY OF the most
highly decorated carved work containing IN different com
parr-euts Oil Paintings OF OF the principal business
establishments IL the CRY
Hours OF exhibition from A. NJ 10 10 P ~ Tickets >
ceurs Season tickets - cents Wa t5s
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Y Century Plant.-The subscribers VIII, OF Aio'-
day 10Th reduce he price Of admission 70 y. cents
Thai a. have opportunity o; vr;ug this greet nat
ural curiosity. Open from A NJ TO 10 ? NJ
aus 5t- DUNLAP 4 THOMSON, 6S5 Broadway.
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aCHRAP BOOTS AND sHORS-Ths

HCHEAP BOOTS AND sHOEs-Ths sub
.chb-r respectfully Invites the attention Of Tho pab
&c ~ bis large and fashionable assortment Of Boot
~ and Shoes at liz PuoDst where be rstaiis hps city
made CAT Boots g 50 and 81, mad. IN the latest French
style and warranted 10 wear longer than those usually sod
al other s5 and q.
The CONSTANTLY Increasing demand for these Boos proves
beyond doubt that lhsy give universal satisfaction tho
buyers, they by purchasing from ain, enabled 70
economic Essry on-haf tee expense Of th-r bills
JOHN L. WATKINS, ll+ Puit0r-st
ty2 ineotis between Nassau and Dutch
ED THE NEW STYLE Summer Has airy ipua
ELL dae.d for saie WA Improvement. (pr1 s. soa
BY WATSON L CO. I5i CheiEam-sL
" B-A large assortment u Panama Legorn. and eva
y d-.chpuOo of Summer Hsts =. very moderate orees
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WASHINGTON POST. Preside

C- The ADORE Company MereiHndiie
Dge;ns Houses aud Furniture aEain': Losses By Fire
terms as farorn5Ie any other responsible Company
Al ose, sustained bg tbs Company promptly and iib
orally settled ivy 2wseod
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auetion Sales.
y a1.'4.' N,SE N FALL TRADE SAFE.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctiooesr
nY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Stogs
ID 81 SroaGway-Lieersi Cash Advances made on con.
- IA i,r AucCoc SALes.

SEw-YORK FALL TRADE SALE
TUESDAY. Augrsi SSh, ls+S. and following days
The Catalogue OF the Regular Trade Sale OF Books
k Is rcw ready for distribution TO lie trsde Il viii oe
f.rG 10 embrace tire extensive ard vsfcd corsis2
mems OF stock ever offered previous sale, including
contributors frog, almost The entire publishing hoIses II
the United States
The stationery Catalogue TO &c sod on MONDAY, ssf
August h. aso unusually large Sne si;'aeuNe Containing
asry valuable Invoices 81 In ported con
s5gnraens CT SsRk Bcoks; Hovers HoStn IEerpseo u
ard pANtts tass Waers Scj SesGrg W "a: TrSnk an =
Sas and large ant desirable Invoices OF Faney sne
Staple Stationery.
Also large cOnsr!ens OF Binde rs Leader, including
Engtsh snd American Bark Skiyers coehneA, Blue AID
rsIrcou eosor~d 90. Goa, Moroeco Lsrie Skins, ke.
STEREOTYPE PLArSS-Tee stir rIior u Publishers
throughput the country ia also euly Invited hi
Ha!i O The Sale The Plates and Copy rsay vsla-
able and important works sold er,rs
ward OF eighty scts Aso variety of COPPER apa Stesl
Plstes They VII be sold On FRIDAY. 2Sih August Al
2. NJ
a Supplementary Catalogue will De issued 90 Mon.
ed by the lSA
AT pkivArs SALE-l,Mo caarte Bibles. every variety.
10 pam sheep and extra g and gilt eis brdiEg1 Also
large assortment OF Standard ard Miscellaneous Booka
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EORATlO HILL. Auc,icue~r.
DY COOLEY, kEESE s. HILL.-SIore No

HORATlO HILL. Auctioueer.
RY COOLEY, kEESE Il HlLL-SIore No
- BrUnoNuy. corner Of pey.sL
Liberal cash advances III goods consigned for sale
Removal Cooley, Reese Hill have removed from No
l57 10 1871 Broadway, corner OF Ocy-sL
TUESDAY, August IL.
NEwYoR> TsAos SALE.rhe hrst catalogue Of this I'm.
porGnI Books. Stationery Paper Stereotype Pats
Builders Ma rals &c composing Isl pages octave and
ircludng Invoices from hundred and nfy conu
buors - now resdy Ne issued the Trade. seeond
catalogue embracing Invoices received too sls for the drs
is course OF preparation. and viii be published tho
morning Of sale.
Contributors earnestly desired TO forward their goods
with all practicable dispatch, everything n'snded tor
this sae should b- In previous It's commencement
THURSDAY. Aug. n,
At 10 O'Clock. M their auction room,
Doors. SHOES AND BRoc ,NsO0 cases Boots, Shoes ana
Brogans comprising assortment suitable for The SOUTH
I'm Wusirrr ar,ll iu rr.,.
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WN. III. JONES, AuciOnsrf.
BOOTS, SHOES & BR0GANs-on Wednesday
- August i2h. Oi o'clock, at the store Vi niger
soil Co. No. ~ PearsL 500 cases, comprising large
and desirable Of Boots Shoes and Brogans
suitable for m. Southern, Western and City dealers
cevrd Catalogues and goods ready tho morning Of the
sale.
Also 50 cases Mems fine Kip Pegged Bfogans.
Also. 50 cases WoIru's Seal P-gx-d Lace boots.
Also, 50 Mems and Boys' Russell BfoEans
Also 100 Womeu's Pegged Ties and BusRins aus
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DY JAMES NJ. MILLER
ID WEDNESDAY, August IL
Al lO4 O'clock the s,ore OF William p Miller l. Co.
No. Is Coolest opposite Ferry,
5000 sidos Heiulock Sole Leather
Loco sides OAK Sole Leather.
coo sides Upper Leather.
On a credit of six months.
THURSDAY, August Is,
Al 0i O'clock the store vi g. Lee Knapp Pslen No 10
Jacob-sl
SOLE LeArHER.-5,O0O sides Hemlock and Oak tanned
Sole Leaf wi other ARTICLES n The
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JACOB 3. PLArT, Aurtoneer.
Guns, IUSKETS, PISTOLS and Bowie Knives
O-JAC0B j. PLATT Will sell This Day at III O'Clock,
Gne double barrel Percussion Guns brown
and Damascus barrels 200 Musk-s 200 pair Pstols and
al invoice of rich Bowie HALVES aull IL"
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The Newburyport Herald contains the following
statement under date o; the 9Th instant;
The stockholders Of the Globe and Ocean Mills meet
tomorrow 20 take measures for the increase their
capital stock put the mills INTO Immediate opc
ration. These mills have now received and set up near
~ all their machinery and in few weeks Will he pre-
pared tor the manufacture " cloth. The size OF the
Sueo IN consequence OF this fact and the necessity
he present ame OF providing working capital be.
sde' ''ti invested in buildings and machinery, sn
crease otcapi;sl j. rcqu site
The following interesting statistics OF the An.
thrscte Iron trade OF Pcnnsylvsrs W., mn, ~ r;, phila
dolphin North American;
Lizzie more than nvc wears have eI,,s,3 s;r,. ,f,
frs, successful experiments We're mad. IN ,i So. -,
manufacture Pig Iron with anthracite cosl and no -
siderable advances made IN until the fo,re,i, -
auencc OF the Tarii OF - brought % bear n,E :;
The results have been astonishing. 4 and mos,
important trade has been Is were created We learn
from in,e!scn; source hs; have blast ,hir-
y furnaces ana N progress OF erection capa.
bic o. manufacturing 10000 IONS or within one
yeSs from this dsic This commanded receaty il,
THIS market from SIS $50 Ye- which viii
ae annual aggregate product 81 this new branch CT bU-
SinesS. S32ISoN. Such are the fruits OF The TArlt
Within the same period nfteen .cllias mills have
been erected N STATE the manufacture Of shs.
cite iron, whose united power cAa prodGce annually
ioUO tons o; railroad boiler plate and zt ard round
bar iron; which 81 the low $40 per ton amounts
70 the handsome suS.i OF S3,2oooVo. He-e then we
have t5e ySstsu OF six millions Sad half of oIIA-s AZ
the saaua product 81 this single branch 0: the trade
How Trsny thousands OF lsborsrs 81. thus s,ssirs;
how many thousands o. farmers thus ind utosrsb.
,nsrkshow large amount OF trade Is thus cnco,-
aceG-how many mechanics are u consequence EN-.
Moved we sre prepared 20 say 81, This much We
rsn say that ALL AZ these advantages will under ,h.
4 81 A..- - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
JACOB 5. PLATT, Auctloneer
FOURTH TRADE SALE of Hardware thls "a

JAJUB ;. PLATT, AuclIOnecr
FOURTH TRADE SALE Of Hardware ths
4 sou.-JACOB j. PLATT viii sell at his regularly
tablshed Hardware Auction Sales Room. OF Pluu
and God-s, This Day 10 O'clock So5 cases and
lots consisting of extensive vi Hardware
Cutlery, German aud French Fancy and other 0oods
Also lOOdOk long aud handle Shovels; 20 Slaes
and Pencils; Letter Paper, Paste Backing, sc.
Also, 100 lots Sheffield Table aud Pocket Cutlery coz
ss,ng Pocket aud Penknves aud Knives and Forks Of
every description
Also, ~ lots Edge Tools. Plane Irons. Chsses &c
Also, Il O'clock 100 pairs Pistols 60 double rn3 snys
Guns no Muskes und Dyoic. of Bowie Knives, for ac
coun, OF whom II may concern for cash
Also, during the sale part OF stock Of old Goods IRON
house declining business
" B. This sale worthy the attention OF Country Deal
5 well as tho City trade aull IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

ONE COOL SPOT EFT Notwithstanding ,ae extreme
~ heat Of lie weather me Refrigerator DEPOT No. IS
A4idenane, has rot Yielded TIE palm to hilg Csoric.
which . sufficient guaranty 10 The cooling proPens.-
ties OF thos- most celebrated Refrigerator.
anil SMITH TORRET 4 co.