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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, lStu aug lsto'
The Cotton market remains Just in the same state as
OF the departure of the last with air steady
derrand. The crop accounts from the United Stslcs
since received calculated strengthen the market
bur on the other hand trade continues unsatisfactory NJ
Manchester and there are symptoms OF more strigency
in the money market again.
The sales for the week ended 9TH inst Were 42,beu
bales OF which 3,0QG We're taken by Spectators and
1900 for export and for the week ended 18th inst the
,siness was 1920 bles OF which SPECTATORS took
o5O and exporters 1900 bales The transactions Tor the
l,, three DAYS 10 this evening amount 10 about SUUo
b,,.s The American descriptions sold last week
sisted of $500 Upland NJ 81, l4ioo Orleans At )! a
1880 Alabama and Mobile at 8 a 81, and $40 Sea
Island at 10 l6d per To- The quotation for iSir Upland
ana fair Mobile lie ~ and iar Orleans otd
preston In the Corn market When sweet Flour sold as
ow as ajs per bril- for Phiiadelphis and sls Tor IVES
rn and large parcels OF Sour were disposed OF M %s
,at an important reaction has taken pscc the last Ne
Laws in which there have been extensive TRANSACTIONS al
radually advancing prices; Western having ROW resch'
i Sos a COS Cd and Philadelphia and Baltimore 2as
So. cd
The reaction is TO be attributed in part to unsettled
cd nnfsyorahc weather oy the progress oil the
htmore TO the OF the potato crop in when Tue 'a
h is likely 10 be Tar greater than last wear Up 10
Sserdsy Indian Corn had advanced 10 Sos. 5is ior
yl!ow and 3s cd SIS per quarter for white but the
acouats of the potsto crop being still more alarming
tdsy from Ireland the hes; Indian corn cannot DC
busht under 32s Cd. 3Ss. per Or though we do not
shar OF any having vet sold SO aien-
irnerican " hcas ia cd 10 Is led snd s. for prime
wife per 10 lbs The excitement and speculation nave
ben greater to-day than previously ANA Just ~ 'he
else Of the market one or two su,s parcels OF prime
Wstern Flour brought 27s per br The 9utS on "heS'
ow S. Per Sr and on aour As. SAD per ot o,-
bout 450o 5rls. Trrpendne have been sold SINCE our
LA at o. Cd for interior So Cd per best PRIME ana
l7e brls American Rosin a, es. Sd. per cw..
BROWN, SHlPLEY s Co.
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The approaching change in the American Tariff has
hitherto produced very little effect upon treishts ship
pcrs generally holding back until the new law comes in
10 operation and have consequently, no improve
been accepted in some cases. We quote the following
for transient ships for goods, &c. to NewYork -Dcad
weight ~ cartheuwure 4 Cd 10 js tine goods l2s
cd 10 los hardware lOs to LIS cd per ton. Boston
dcnd weight - Cd To los ehrthcnwarc - 6d To Ia tine
goods lJs TO POS hardware lbs to 2ts per ton. Pha-
dclpha-dead weight - TO 80 eorthcnwnrc is TO -
iinc % ud- 2Ds hardware 2J- per ton NcwO1lclns--
d, ad weight Is earhcnwurc Us hnc goods los; hard
ware II. Cd Charleston anu Savannultinc goods 2Is
course 2Os; hardware 20- earhonware Is; dead weight
l5z IFuckc and Bout, ship Brokers.
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Trnde of the Hudson.
Produce and Cosstry Merchandise ArT'vns at Ne0 York
Reyortod S,xciaily for TAs Ne1r- York Trtbgns.

Produce CokutTy GcrcA1ndGe toFs'
Reported Specially for Tx Ner for, Tribune
swifsure Line \ Van Sanlvoord K Co-Barge Kentucky
-cslS bn!s aour Sos hf do tioyt Son; 81 do Dow,
Cary II bNs water Aspinwa;9 SSIs ashes pass t
Newborn ana Troy Line W Gritfh-Barge Lady Gin.
,on7Se Sbls aour Be.kmar $3.50 bu shorts Steel IL
ca cheese Graves do 81 bNs Ferguson Sherman;
~ tubs butter Gilbert Woodwaid pRss eggs Man
ners: 80 ads paper Gookiu u DO hnss!eE . uNs
axes y Summons, n bale. goods Hubbcll Green o'
iron Sanford Shelton; 10 jars smut bbs 60 hNs To-
Troy and Enc lion Tow Boa, Line, Asa Teat-Bosi
John faine-tl2 bhls dour John l. huxley X Coz % do
\ Co; 80 DO Fountain Searne>; &c do Dwight y CO;
Ia do Hugh Allen, IFS bU Rabcock Co: $50 do
snn BToihers N b5> seed wheat y livingston ~ BIDS
hoard L Clayton; bales wool X. kiuuan Coz do W
Md slaves S,illwrll Co 5Ns axes Roosevelt. Is do
Ficd IS kegs spikes Merritt Co; p do rivet 50
Ne S rrnr Linr rUpe Csu-Rsr.e Iowa-sg bbls aour
SSnsis II DO Chandler, II CO, Boston; so do Lee
Catiin III do ClarS CO: $50 do W Htaion; bales
warp Ripley Co; do flannel ihe;h, \ ps!c' y vses
wool Rip,v SIS bNs cheese Is ca do Wallace \ NickS
DO Is bNs Jewell hsrTlSon l, ca DO L7fSeS' 20
- cattle lrisworih Thomas: Il bales wuo oeGS
CO; bids skins \ Hasey; ~ bales wool 2 heots'
Troy ana Michigan Line. Wheeler CroGSes ~ - ~
Boat PrinceloniN hhl- aour John johnsonS Son. u.
kegs butter 5 ca ashes Work Drake So Noes l. eAi
oswrso Csnal Line, } Gloert-Bosi llndenwald-SSo
bu feed Gi.eer ~ ee,s ao9t Suydani >sse 20 a
Lee Coz : bols eegs Smith Howe
ISkc (halnpAlu \ Merc11n,s Line, l. \ jOdi>Ol-ooat
NJ Johnson-co Sloon \ \ Wlejts; 10 bales
wooI Perkins Go, Boston, q pkgs butter Clark y
FISH
same Liuc-Boa, Harrison S;ephens-lc pSg- butter
Kelchun Perry; ~ CO CSrA Fisk; ca ashes L 4
Johnson; lo lvached ashes 20 captain
Same I.iue-Empirc-lo hNs socks Nuyes; 5bsgs seed
81 pkrs butter Clark FISH: bNs books Edwards
shes Sherusu 81 hNs II checsei pkgs butter Jew
ell! HARRISON Cos bXs cloth Z boynloni do paper
h ciay;oD loo kegs nails Bassi9g
syracuse and Oswego Line. a Hovey Co-Sosi
II Montsrur-250 bbls -four L tulsley s55 eu shorts
u oovry i Cos sol Ns cheese :. \ Beach
SevSorS and Ua,ulnonds por; Line. ancs Sii-Soai
] Pric,-SNo bush wheat trss butter = o4nisieSa' IS
bales wool James SILL lS0 oos four SSHA's' - Mas
butter Conan, Hopkins \ Co -. D..
Mohawk and New-iork Line. Brown eary-eoa'
A + Weck-2ooo bu "a bXs cheese Brown \ safy;
Troy ana Western Line, w Ricc-Boat Marsa-
1850 Su corn Rice; So bbs dour csptsn = hhos 10
nseco Wm Lamping, Bali; IS SIS feathers Nss; -
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BACHELORS HARD

II Liquid Coloriug for the Hair -" aiskers, &c
lis Claims To patronage VII a. once be understood By
those who haze used sold the preparations offered Tor
dye!ny The hair Is application Is -liupl- Ii eject GER
TAM being eciphaicay perfect Hair Dye, without de-
siroylug the elasticity health OF the hair To fancy
store keepers, druggists, &c. viii he found ncs de-
rAh!e article they with confidence recommend 1t
:heIr Customers and not De troubled with complaints %
is dyeius ;- san or linen 1t VIII r5 OF The hair,
color - r-sIen; and perfectly rriisn. entirely free
those unnatural irs varying FROM The faded green
proof OF rihcay the inventor i prepared apply the
nye 10 wtskers portion 81 lac hair, without charge
=, hose wishing purchase II y proves satisfactory for
WHICH purpCse ne has private roois Prepared Only and
s,l5 wholesale and retail by WA- BATCHELOR. Nc =
Wsy.s, near Broadway. Price 81 double size s. 81
corv Inc aIGrvss Al-5 lm-o..ss
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DIED

On Friday. the 9Th inst after few hours Illness Mr.
IoHN LENTNER, In the 18th year Of his age, one oil
the oldes, residents OF this city.
Va. III. pds Hud those Of tiic family are respectfully
requested to attend his funeral this afternoon at O.
e,ock rom his late residence IS Amtys without lar
ttsr invitation.
On the 4th inst. ELIZABETH widow of the late James
2. Randolph aged Sc years
her friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
70 sr,end her funeral this day, Saturday at u o'clock
frum II Vandam.st
suddenly. at Nottingham. England on the 18th ul,
from the rupture OF a blood vessel Mr.. CHAS. ROZ-
ZELL Of the firm of Wyeth. Rodgers & Co. OF this
eity.
Of r C. md Mary F. Root aged ~ months and 20 days
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Books.
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Dsns!r- Chancery Practice-.ub S.-o2. cents per No
a-p-r Illustrated Shakespeare, Nos !o and iuS' price
Peoria History OF The World, b. Frost. No IS price
Fs- Darcy. BIZ the author OF Two old Mems Tales,
Noun; So-rei" sc Price = cents.
Cou.,ve..o b. Geo. Sand wors y hch fror1 lis nov
ev has created much interest Price, II TWO Tos oouAc'
$50
E:ha, Allen or the Kings Men IN historical Novel by
Melville author Of The Fatal Legacy. Price > cents
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Blanche of Bfandyw;le or September li;h, III Ro-
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STAND BY THE TARIFF OF 1912.



-" Wings of the Old Ninth, you are called upon
by Your General Committee to select IKE Delegates 10 rep
resent the ward in City Convention 10 select sixteen
Delegates from the City To the Utica State Convention
In pursuance said cal! You requested 10 assemble
nj The Northern Exchange Beeckersi on Monday even
ing The 7th inst NJ O'Clock. for the above purpose.
You hive witnessed within short period the overthrow
of the Tara, tie passage OF the SutIrrasury bill! and
hincd induce rally with increased
ergy behalf OF the Interests OF your common country
Show YOUR devotion then 10 those principles winch have
characterized you IN times past and assemble in your
strength on Monday nich.. WN L. SMITH. Jr
81 Stir. Secretary OF the Ward Committee.
yS"FOurth Wnrd.-Agreeahle 10 resolution OF The
Democratic Wing General Committee, the Wing Electors
this Ward requested the Shak Hole.
OF William and Duane Monday Evening, 7th
ust a. o'clock for hi purpose of selecting i've delegates
li- Ward III County Convention 10 Meet nj
the Broadway House "Wednesday a;h inst. 20 select
sixteen delegates - represent this City in State Conven-
,ion Utica sd inst 10 nominate candidate for Gov.
Lieut. Governor. and Two Canal Cninnli. sioners
RICHARD 5. WILLIAMS.
Chairman Ward Committed.
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AMBRosIAL oRRIs PASTE,

For CLEANSING tas Iets dnd M'u;a aNa Ttssins M 'HD'
70 This delightful nnd Wholesome odon'al-
Gic Paste highly esteemed by al who have used
keeping the breath fresh and ect preserving the gums n
healthy condition. Snd consequently preventing the de-
cay OF the teeth Il IS considered very recereis article
wherever II IS Known and beyond comparison the most
beautiful perfect preparation FOR the parpose ever Of
rred 10 the public and has received The highest approba-
non of the eminent dental surgeons OF this city
Prepared ard sold wholesale and retail, by Henry JoHS
SON Dnggis, and Chemist, IN the Granite Building rs
R-oaiysy cor Chambers Sold also loo Fuliou-st
- - pssr Roadway Price - cents IS meoGls
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InnLnn Crnin NInrlui....Arc. h.

The weather is Vet unsettled, aud from the North,
where the harvest proceeding slowly the accounts
arc sufficiently distressing. The potato crop il almost
everywhere affected more or less win bright ana the
alarming low prices which month since croakcd from
every ones mouth is giving way 20 alarm the other
way The arrivals short of home produce, bnt con
siderable of foreign oats and Canadian iour this morn
inc thcre was Il good show OF new kcntish whcnt III
beautiful condition. Wheat OF all sorts = dcarer ana
quick sale BarlcyNO change i'll what is here but We
have inquiries for where fine mating qualities to he
had from Oats ARE Is dearcr with tucrabc tree sale
Rcans-sonc new of very tine qualities have appeared
and sold at 35s Pcasc are dcarcr-l5s is gwen for
white warranted 10 boil flour-2s. 10 d more de
mandcd FOR Norfolk, aud barrel flour Is dcarcr.
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Nrw.yoRK HIGH SCHOOL,

FOR THE EDUCATION or Young LADIES'
~ $50 Greeuc-st. between Clinton ana " avery
rlsce near W ashirg ion-scuare--Ihs Institution; u
asr the management ui Professor ana Mrs VILE
PI AIT mo are sided by The uc.t accomplished ass
anrs viii open for tie reception OF pupils on Monday Tie
For farther particular, Circulars. which may he had
NJ The Bookstore. OF Messrs Marrenner Lockwood Co
la Broadway. and al the Institution S1-o -WNl"N ~
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cRAYs STUDIO,
.1,..,,> xyb,t If profe..e. to be, n per-
- - Ernrkiin..t lnear Broadw a.

u. II is really what il PROCESSES TO be, per-
feet FOR rheumatism. gout. SIT JOINS wLs swell
!uss, Ac &c The Compound Syrup OF hyariochi- OF
P0iasss SarSaparilla and Yellow Dock Iais syrup,
which IS scientific combination OF The preceding afcIes
found 20 DC superior 10 anything that has been recon-
men6ed 20 the pubic for The above named diseases,
well many Others caused BY iI2pare stale OF he
shove nssed diseases un-;va,ed- Sold BY C. Ass,
~ BrosGwsy, eoyIsr Ipan,st s. sSs
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THos. Fl. BURRAs, Sa,,a,,r;.s
En.N i,IfLs,nrp ~ w ..
22,is.
. Ennrteenri, Wnrd.

" Fourteenth Ward.-In compliance with reso-
solution adopted in RocrG.ie Wig General COMMITTEE The
Wing Electors OF This Ward requested 10 attend Il
meeting the Broadway House, Monday evening next
7ih o'clock for the purpose OF selecting I'VE Del
gales reprrsen; this Ward in County Convention to
meet al The Broadway House The OH inst 10 select 10
Delegates 10 represent this City II State Convention al
ttcs on sd inst nominate; candidate for Governor,
Lieut.. Governor and Two Canal Commissioners
JOHN ORMOND, Chairman Ward COMMITTEE.
Tuos Eysi op secretary - p
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General Notices.
~ South Baptist Church. Nns.nr-st. Rev.
Charles O.. SOinmers. Pnstur.-NNe woull invite

E9- south Bnptist Church, Nnssnu-st. Rev.
Charles &. SOmmers, PastOr.-Wc would invite
the ct readers this very neat and comioria-
bic place fpublc worship. Open every Lords Day ct
half past 10 ~ NJ and r 81 ana ha!pas, in the evening
The public are invited 10 attend. Seats free. II
to Z. Jacobs, Editor Of the Day STAR from Gin
cnraii, Ohio viii lecture (Proyidenc. pcrnitne al CO.
lumbiml Hall 263 Gruud-st. Sunday evening the 9th
inst. ri : O'Clock.
Observation-Disclosures in the way OF the work OF Sal
vaiou. Tile vii! bc his last lecture N tins city II
- Free Episcopal Church OF The Good Shepherd,
corner Of Market aud Monroe SIS Rev. Ralph HCyl,
Rector. Services tomorrow, usual commencing al 10y
An, and 81 and :! PM
70 Rev. ,lr. ,Iilburn, Chaplain 10 Congress- will
preach IN the VI T. Church, corner Of Madison and Cal
SIS. Sunday. tomorrow III The morning Services
commence IOi O'Clock. Seats free. ltc
~ The Rev. w. IL. NIilburn, late Chaplain to
Congress, will preach IN the Acn-st NJ T. Church sun
day evening Service to commence at O'Clock. II
~ DIR. ThOs. l.. Harris will preach in The un!ver
shlist Church ElZubci-s tomorrow morning ~ Ia {
past 10 o'clock and IN the evening nj hapas' o'clock -
IL Church of the Divine Unity, Rev. MI Bel
lows Pusur-Ihc usual services Will he resumed IN This
Church Sunday next, 9th inst al 0i A. W. and :! ?. VI.
" Mechanics Institutc.-The REGULAR ASSuAL
Meeting The Institute for the election OF Officers and Di-
for the ensuing year, Will b. held IN the Lecture
Room City Hail. Tuesday evening. 9th inst The polls
open u O'Clock. - 3s' j. MAPtS, President
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT


l5i Fuiton-st. Sun Building
" Quincy has the pleasure Of informing gensemen
of and fashion, well a. those who make preten-
sions simple elegance plain simplicity, tina! the
ipvarahle imnulsble price of mis- Fist Quality Black Fur
Second Quality do %
First Quality silk 90
Second Quality dc. 81
These prices have been firmly established, and be
implicitly relied the exquisite Il! and finish OF the ar
iice Which they uppcrAin Mr. 6. believes he say,
without presumption That MS Hats may safely Challenge
comparison with other Hats any prices. aul4 mis
~ Fall Fashion for IInts-At Genn'7, pa Broad
way, opposite ~. Prul--iaviug devoted urusun alien
lion IN producing tai. style the attention of gentleman i
invited "a il
The s!liness. grace md huoyant effect Of these Hats
cannot be- described they be Ia be- appreciated
Geuiu receives monthly the style of hats from Paris, and
instantly adopts every tang that i valuable IN the new
patterns, and tu- s customers slHre The benefits OF the
iud -neu and OF all Paris, united with his
Ist quality uria ha: 81 sol quality Moleskn 40
"a do do ...... 90 2d do do -. j 90
Paris made hat. 10
Aso-Eyefy style Of Cap for men, youths ana children
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bats.

~ Gentlemcn'- Fall Style of Hats.-BlRD. cor.
Pine and Nassau sts.-Geuemens Hats OF the standard
style for ensuing season. ready or examination
and sale.
The subscriber devotes his attention hitherto The pro-
ducion Of the finest qualities Of Bearer and Moeskin Hats
and as SUCH they are with confidence recommended 10 the
public. BIRD, cor Pine and Nassau
September st l9i5 81 lmis-
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MODEL OF NEw.YoKK

MODEL OF N = W Y UNI
IN CARVED WOOD.-This immense work OF Art, BY l.
Porter Brlden exhibition sihe Minerva Rooms
100 Broadway TIKI. Model represents every building shed.
and object the Cy has been in progress
for more than year and upward OF hundred persons
have been rpoyeG s construction. Including OF
the first Artists American and European.
Above the Model Is a GOTHIC CANOPY. o. the most
highly decorated we'd work containing IN different
paryeuts Oil Paintings OF OF the principal business
establishments in the City.
Hours exhibition from A. NJ to 10 P. NJ. Tickets .
cents Season tickets ~ WA lnE
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HnNrc Nnrkct.....n Avnn. Ane. l5Ih. lRl6.


AsmFs-Therc has been some demand manifested, but
the ONLY snrs to record % bb- American Potash
I'd brands at 30f 80 - per 80 Kill duty tsf ~ paid
BUYERS could be found for Isl brands at Jl - but
holders have higher prctcus!ons. Nothing has taken
place III PeRrash. which we quote as before at 30L
RIcE-Owinc to ilc accounts from belgium where
uniavorabc reports were circulated as TO the potato
crops considerable degree OF activity mas taken place
in the TRANSACTIONS and prices have experienced IN ad
vance The following were the sales effected, VIZ 900
tierccs Carolina Rice mostly 10 arrive AT 30 3d. ls
bags East ndia AT 2ot "A % tons TO arrive from chi
cuta Mt 2lf 50 - and % bags Brazil nj psf per 30 xii
duty paid Our stock is at present very triHng. We
observe tha; the buying has been chiefly specu
laon the sales for consumption forming but small!
share of The operations
WItALEBoSE-Thcre has been merely retail demand
the sales consisting of only tons NORTH western fishery
nj q 80 AZ and tons southern at 81 Is CO. per hall
xii. for home Stock: 80 tons, against l32 tons
Inst year
TAlLow etc-Very little business has been done in
Talow this week but prices nevertheless remain with
cut alteration The sales effected p casks Russia
new COT and - casks Ncwiork, nj tot - per 90 XII
duty paid. No demand whatever has taken place in
American Lard which We quote at $3.50 10 for con
sumption
WHEAT AND FLouR-Thc average price OF home
Wheat Mt the last Monyillier, market = per snc
OF 200 Kill The scan,y supplies growth. and the
uniavornhc reports oil the Continent tcn TO Keep mp
prices About $500 hect Danish Wheat we've taken al
= per sack. Our stock oi American Flour quite eN
hausted We quote itas previously at - fa}O per Dbl!
HAvRE Sunday evening. 10th Aug.
No business transacted Yesterday. the 18th being
a holyday Il is very probable that the market will
open TO morrow without spirit the accounts from Liv
crpool not having correspondcd 10 the views OF specu
!aiors and the desire realize will again predominant
among holders stock being large for the and
new shipments being annouced from the States
The dispatches By the Great Britain steamer have not
yet reached US looking Tor ihem by the next
mail from England The only arrival from the United
States since Yesterday is that OF the Aige from Bslt-
more. The weather continues very fine.
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock. &c. by the
Ncw-Yorlx and Erie Railroad Company

IS pkgs butter bbs whisky lot hogs Capt King; go 5as
kes Van puser; 81 pkgs huier Capt. Leeds 81 do IS
hogs Jennings Thompson IS pkgs butter Capt Coleman
s; do Al hogs Nm Clark cases screws Ranapc screw
Co; loo bids steel Pierson Coz bales dry goods y
Van Ripper.
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DY ORDER Of Nathan ye.teo.. c as 81 Gp,5
ID Cour Commissioner IL and 70, ,tseb-ornt has s.,,1
sgs Tue .s;. A6gsL s' - i 10 dssor
ana ihAt ulr s ~ di.enafge such attachment Accord pg
unless as nss oa,hs ths frs, pubcson o! this
and Of d sqy asS' 20 f S % a y
re'cgS ~ roosr,y within tbs sac be ongng MIN and
Use o. any such properly By him. forbidden By
Ine ~ ar. void. Dated Goshen, September ih ls4s
iawsrl J. W. GofF. Attn'y for attaching creditor
VIII aRRN,S CLUTHISG.-Mrs Freeman gives
nefce nm tsE4xs ~ FAR recovered her health lobe
nd sexfnIo eeTos feret pstkoDs ard friends a.sS7
g,oadwsy, opposite ihs Taberisce. Those who wish
eohing made L good sry!e aud reasonable arc In
esved and for sale with patle.ns Two or hroe rs wec
I'D % learn ne sssve soslsss Those fIors ss eoaas
prfsHse' aN
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- PLEISANT SINDAY EXcur.ion


Tie last mp, Tor Inc .eu,on-FHre 7! cts
crch way. TIE 81 FFALO, Capt Hancox
will run on Sunday Monday and Tuesday, sept. 9Th. III
and s;l as follows Foot If Barcaysi. y O'clock. Ham
muns s. Csna-,L L, Denuceysi. quarter 10 9. Pix, -
g. Pier No. J. y. K. 9. O'Clock Bali and lines nj II small
charge. Refreshments board band OF music Mon
day and Tuesday. 81 It's
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VIM. TAYLOR & COS WEEKLY BULLETIN.
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line eHsraring ard containing 10 large qunr!c pages oil
most useu. interesting matter. To every inventor and
mechanic in tie country IS positively OF the cheap
and valuable publications issued. Published NJ
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
10y JAMES VI. MILLER
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10y JAMES VI. MILLER
- MONDAY September I.
- O'Clock, ri the Merchants's Exchange.
CHAScEKy SALE-By order of Daniel K Grannss, Esq.
Master Chnnccry, ali those lots o and known No
Isl Aercer-s each lot heng - frc! oni and by 100
feet deep TUESDAY. Sept 8,
At lOi O'Clock al the store, No. . Liber,y.sL
Doors SHOES AND BNoG ,Ss-Ot0 Boots. Shoes and
Bogas consisting Of every vHretysu,abc for Southern,
Western and Northern trude. Sale positive.
Also i500 pails parn and mHIul ciured India Rubber
shoes be sold OF the former purchasers at
the sale, august 9TH
WEDNESDAY, Sept Q,
Al lGi O'Clock Of T. Il Stout No. 81 Ferry
500 Sides Sole Leather.
loo dok. CAT Skins
NJ ,in snl orrd IininCa