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6f,bis qnanty about 10000 bushels were received
,dof 10 the new crop coming into market :.
The increase in Flour and Wheat is equal to G2OlOs
.!L Flour
Twas Mr. Collector Lawrence, and not Mr. Sub.
Treasurer Bouck who bought the safe we spoke Of yes
friday
In speaking OF the payments on account Of the
.armen:s on the Erie Railroad Stock we said it was
%. some time hence" but the printer made us say
-sns time since which is different thing altogether
The St. Louis Republican says: The Counter
n os on the Chemical Bank New-York for 81 600 has
s.n returned 70 the banking house in this City by
witch /. was RENTED 1t is in their power we under.
end 10 trace II TO the individual from whom they got
md perhaps farther. One of the endorsements upon
1. note, answering fot memorandum, is David s
Vest Mason, Warren County, Oh"
Convention Of the friends of the proposed
EErOad from Raleigh TO Camden, met in Cheraw on
Il. ih inst Delegates attended from North and South
Cruina /. seems TO have been determined that the
rod should pass from Raleigh to Fayetteville, and
s.e TO the South Carolina line ut some point to be-
Damned By the people of South Carolina Con
'saOr 10 to be held for the same purpose at Fayette
dls Oh the first Monday in November.
AZ Cincinnati there has been an increased tight
ta in the Money Market The Banks have NIL been
ast Of currency.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser has the fol.
esipg remarks upon the Money Market at that place:
There 10 more paper offering at the Banks this week
thai last and much is OF necessity refused AS gen
a hing however short drafts, sufficient to meet the
~is Of the legitimate business OF the place, readily
retEied In uncurrent funds there is nothing doing
.na we have scarcely ever noticed itng IN amount
Of Western funds in circulation Mt the present time
great Convention was to meet i'll Weston,
Lewis Co. Va, on the 18th inst. The object OF this Con.
ye1aSr to concert for obtaining from the
neMLegslalure OF Virginia charter for the coustruc.
tOa Of Railroad whose Eastern end shall unite with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and whose Western
terminus shall be Ut the Ohio River
The following is given by some of the Ohio agri.
cultural papers as the aggregate amount of the several
Wheat crops Of the State OF Ohio during The four past
years and shows very strikngiy the extent of the i'm.
POve,hins system OF farming which zoo much prevails
,hsre as well rs elsewhere:
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cash DIAPERS AND TAILORs, 1877 Broad;
v wsy-J C. Booth : co. having received additional
nipples Of choice Goods, would respectfully Invite ne az
.sntion OF their and the public Taeif tocA
not OILY extensive but comprises the richest qualities ana
pattern. OF vestings Csssneres DraSs &c hal arc 70
be found IN his or forrl "a markets.
Having unusual facilities buying, they are enabled 20
ODER strong Inducements purchasers though should %
understood hat their prices have reference oay 70 ne
hrest quality OF materials workmanship, ard LHht gar
rn.r- ptoaced ~ hs -stabshea; are DOT srrpassed II
any particular by any house In the ! MON
whoa slro,t inf.be .k In the Is ss result Of long
experience and study ard who possesses the happy faculty.
Of accommodating fashion 70 form, and OF seecns .iyes
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

u Bachelors new invented Wigs and Scalps
ara pronounced by all who have and won them ha
most perfect and natural heads of hair Wig wearers
invited inspect the largest and best assortment Of Wigs
the United States they then Judge the effect and
will a, once perceive that wha, has long been 10 them
source Of inioersbe discomfort will henceorh be real
luxury VIM. BACHELOR, inventor and manufacturer,
Wall.sl. Broadway removed from los Broadway.
a l..n.4,l
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EXTRACT OLE VANILLA.

DURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF VANILLA for
aavorug Ice Cream Custards, Syrups, Sauces Jeies,
CONFECTIONERY &c. This Extract possesses III the most
concentrated The delicious and much admired
aromatic OF the Vanilla Bean and for al culinary
purposes Will be found the convenient and economi
cal manner OF communicating flavor Price >
Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON. Chemist and
Druggist, successor 10 A B. Sands Co. 20 bIoadway,
cor Chanberss Sold also at 100 FulcH.st and II East
Rroadyysy IS lmeodis
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ARRIVED

Br SCH Ida, smith, II DIS I'm Windsor, Ne, plaster t
2 | Neyius L. Sons.
schr Clark, d. I'm Salem, mdse, to w Ropes.
schr Saginaw, from Boston for Albany.
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a7. For strictly prime s. so has been offered; and
IS is generally asked.
BoNE--we note 1000 lbs. South Sea OF 3ii. ens $50
old North Wet a. % Cts for export
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BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rJNHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and viii sell whole
sale retail large tuent OF School, Classical
theological and Miscellaneous Books They invite country
merchants teachers and others examine their STOCK and
prices before purchasing elsewhere
Publishers Sanders Series Of Readers, BradbuFys
Musical Works Hitchcocks Geology, Grays Chemistry
Gale: Philosophy Poriers Reeder &c &c Also, good
sS5G MARK Il. NEWMAN [ co. 1873 Broadway.
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ALLEN DODWORTH'S Privaie Dancing School
n No. +is Broone-s- near Broadwey-A- ID. would beg
Ieav 70 inform friends and the public, thai having
made great alterations aud improvements II his rooms oy
yyhch the size snd accommodations very much IN
ersas-d Will open his Glasses foF the on Tuesday
Oct OH P. 81 Tor Ladies and Children, and r ID
fer Gentlemen. 49,, 4.
The instructions include 81 the fashionable dances OF
the day. SO tiH-s
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sTETNER'S GERMAN READER.
NL,Nr ARN z E Z III, Z German and

ELEMENTARY READER German and English,
n based upon The affinity OF the Languages To accom-
pany O.lendorf Method By lgnece Steiner. vol limo
Price ~.
From John Louis Tekampi, / L. D., Gerhard Professor
ofhe German Language and Literature IN Columbia Col
lege, New-York civ -
have examined tire manuscript OF Mr. l. Sieners Ger
Reader aud do NOT hesitate TO say maj u Is very
valuable 10 tn. acquiring The knowledge
OF the German language The work Is executed with so
great care that intend introduce IN me freshman
Siss4 Of Columbia College ]. L. TELLKAMPF.
From the Rev J. r Schroeder, D. D. Rector OF 81 Ann
Hall, St Crmenrs-pace
Desr Sir. Your German Reader the manuscript OF
which have examined throughout with care IS the best
work OF the kind tatl have with and It's publication
haze no doubt VIII greatly contribute 70 facilitate the
study of the German language shall gladly adopt II as
textbook IN this Hall J. r. SCHROEDER
Published and fof sale By
s2j-t WILEY y PUTNAM, lnI broad"sy.
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General Notifies.
WHO CAN ADMINISTER TO THE sIcI

BETTER THAN \ WOMAN"
" Proverbially this is asked by every one
with her careful and comfortable trentmen-her expert
ence in the simple and true remedies for disease when
IN It's infancy
TAKE CARE, MY SON. OR YOU WILL CATCH Lp."-How
the maternal heart for the welfare of her offspring
this sdvice-and if that should not heed forget
kind an injunction where should he seek reliefwhy
the happy combination of herbs that MRS JERVlS'S
COLD CANDY is chiefly composed Of No
TWENTY. ONE MINERAL MYSTERIES
fnd counenance in compound, simple and CERTAIN in
the OF COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsESEss, WHcoFING-
Couch, &c plods It's hea,hlit way popularity.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mrs JEWS 33S Broad
way, mex, door 10 the Tabernacle.
icer.s-Brackett, corner OF Four,hst and Bowery,
Burnton, 40 6th.ayenue. So 6tis
" Free CONGREGATIONAL Church, sulivan-s!.
between Prince and Houston sts:-Proi WM CocASAN
will preach tomorrow at ol 4 NJ. andS! P NJ All the
OF this church free Strangers and others are
invited IL
ry- Piano-Forte Teachers Will ind Warmers
ing elements ofMusc their pupils II Is adopted BY
of the frs, Piano Forte teachers in New-York II
may be found q, most OF the Music Stores SD Seodis
r4s- school ENhibiiion.-Nouce is hereby given that
the Fell OF the Pupils OF the Irving Institute
Turrylown, VIII on Thursday, 2ih inst and
continue several days.
The Closing Exhibition will be held a, the Institute
Wednesday, 50,h immediately after the arrival OF the
steamboat Columbus whchle leaves the foot OF ChsnoeTs's
The exercises will be concluded in parake of
collation. served the institute and return by The SAME
steamer the city before evening.
The patrons and friends OF the INSTITUTION are respect
fully invited. WILLIAM L L1oN' fiihc!pat
Tarryiown Sept. Esd, 1886. s2i 2useod
To- 4 Young Lady who give the best OF refer
ences desires situation IN school or family She is ais
posed 10 riske herself useful an assistant companion
10 LADY, or as tcachcrs qualified 10 teach English
Branches aud Drawing, and would so South or West de-
sired Address o +, al the Tribune Office 81 lwis'
~ Furniture MOTHERHOOD persons having ;urni-
tre of any description dispose Of will md ready sale
for any portion all OF her goods by ing line or
calling upon the subscriber Goods of description
and 10 any amount purchased. r CoLION,
81 luis NO Oh Ann's-
IT, Thousands of Females after trying al the
Sarsaparas Cordals and EN:rs OF The csy Tor diseases
peculiar 10 themselves without receiving any beneat have
been restored health and vigo by the use OF Two or
three bottles of Narghps Vegetable Liihonripuc MIN
ture" See advertisement hesded Great American Rem
edy - GUS
~ The Proprietors Of th,rty-hve daerenl newsps-
rers In Pennsyvsnis alone have given public notice thai v
l. Palmer their on!y authorize gent in the Giles 0; New
York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore For names Of
papers see Tribune of l7h inst All the papers n Des-
ware and many other: in other States, have given similar
notice. wv -.
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5rbools.

PRIVATE DANCING and Waiting Academy, No
L 20 iNercerst the second three story building below
Mr.. j. H. SEARING La. The pleasure OF informing his
friends and the public that he will reopen MS School Tor
the season on Saturday, October 10Th, his residence as
psys Of ruon Wednesdays and Saturdays, al hafpsst
,hres O'Clock for Young Ladies and Masters
Tuesday snd Friday Evenings, al eight O'CLOCK 'or oen-
Case. viii D. formed on other days meet;he conve-
.aies and Gentlemen wishing private Lessons caa com
r,ence ir,in ediaiely.
NJ s will teach ali the and various styles Of DANG
and Waiting including Pokas Mazourkss and the
grscetel Redoyva as tan ght BY Mons Cellarins.
Private Soirees for pupils her parents or guardians rs
usual
Class exclusively Walking viii tc held on Ss,qr-
isy evening commencing Nov. 1th 30 iOtiseod
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fashionable Clothing.

XXy1I. T. JENNINGS 81 co. Drapers and Talofs,
w importers of Cloths, Casslnef-s, EestlnSs FANCY
Dress Articles 1cn appreciation Of the which
attended In catering for the community would
tender the assurance upon the Of the Fail
Trade that vii, be their eGdeayor odd TO the induce
raen,s which have rendered 81 Broadway He ESTAB
LISHSlENT which furnished Garments Possessing
the requisites which continue 10 commend them 10
the economist For in the style and character OF the cloth
ing we are enabled furnish through the aid OF efficient
corps Of cutters as can found In tho country Is the
sequel 10 the attractions Of our moderate charges
large assortment Of goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
rseeds &c for Dress and Frock Coats overcoais Sacks
&c French English and American Cassmees for Pania-
looms word N reference TO this garment IN WHICH tas
experience satisfied the many few cutters eSce-a
trial In this line Is especially solicited Nerno Velvet
SIX zad Satin vesirgs great variety The usus! assert
rnent of trst quality ReadyHads oyeFeoais, Original
Sacks C!oaxs Dress and Ffock Coats PsnaIoons Vests
&c with schoice selection Fancy Oress articles Scars
Crsyss, Hdkts, Cloves, su,penders, Shirts. Collars,
Bosoms, HaifHose, &c. s2sn
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, .sIr-AN EwPORT AND PROylIDENClE r.

.-iFar 10 NewpeG and ptovide9es &C, Saba
=, Deck 81 j0.-The Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY Captain n. Chids, will leave focs OF Mmketst
East River On Tuesday, Sept. 22i, nj O'clock 2 NJ.
Passengers Boston IN Providence in time for the
O'Clock Train Freight taken reduced Apply
the Captain on board. the office on ,he pier.
The Mutual Safety Is fitted up with large and conimo
dious State Rooms and newly furnished throughout
Her well known characteras u boat her ample accom-
share OF public patronage aul5 lmiseodu
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f- All orders for subscrlpttons, OF seveIas.ns
In Country newspapers intended ,2s q IS -
az 10 other once nos he spu!ed shy .
,snt es Agency a say cshsr place N ts Si. ySo LII
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MARION AND HIS MEN.

lust PUBLiSHED-An Historical Romance. by the au-
thor OF Paul Jones &c.-The Cd Swamp Fox and his
brave followers hsure in this ihul tale In many en-
citing scene, and the whole il Is of the best Of The
Rouances OF the RevOlut;on-pr.Cr > cis.
Graham's Magazine for October elegantly embellshcd
with Two Steel Eugravngs and spleuid Pans Fashion
Plate. Subscription SS-per No. > cts
Ladies National for October beautiful number. edited
by Mrs. stephens. Subscription S2-per No 1871 cts.
The Scilian Eespers or the White Cross OF 81 LuSes
~ the author Of The Orange Girl-price III Cts
Grace Loveand, the Blind Mans DrcariPvce . cts
Houston and hi. Republic by C Edwards Leser-price
50 c,s.
Pictorial England. No s-price . ca.
The Convict Child. by c. BGrlett-price 50 cis
Pictorial World, No. si-price - cts.
Ceucveye. the Cheva.!er OF Marion Ronge, complete
price ~ Cts.
The Creole from the German Heinrich zschokkc-pricc
- cts.
I.ife in Lou,Iou. complcr.-Price IS cts.
The Texan RHngcr-pricc > cts.
The Apocryphal Testament-price ~ cts.
good assortment OF juvenile Books, Toys and Games
constantly on hand.
Agents supplied at publishers prices by
sa52t w. H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
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oLLENDoRFF's METHOD OF

OLLE aOO OS
I EARNING FRENCH, GERMAN AND ITALIAN
IL u. APPLETON L co have lately published Glen
doras New Method OF Learning TO Read Write snd Speak
the italian Language. adapted for the use OF schools and
private teachers with additions and corrections by Felix
Forresti Prof the Italian Language in Colunibs Col
lege and the University OF the City OF New-Iork vol
l2nio. neatly bound-Sl 81
\ New Method OF Learning TO Read Write and Speak
the French Language. by II G. Ollendorf With all Ap
pendN containing the Cardinal and Ordiual Numbers and
full Paradlns OF the Regular and Irregular Auxiliary
Reflective aud Impersoual Verbs, by j. L. Jewelt vol
l2mo-Sl 81
4 New Method Of Learning Read, Write and Speak
The German Language, by II. G. OAendorf. Reprinted
from the Frankfort edition which added systematic
outline OF the different Part uilSpeech. their Infection and
Use wiki full Purad GINS, and complete list OF the ireg
ular Verbs By g. Adler Professor OF the German Ian
gusge in the University OF The City of New-Yorh l2mo-
81 ~.
- cents each
NJ Oendorf' system commends Itself as the best, nay
the ouv one, of the kind all who desire practical
knovledge OF the above Languages Il Is fast
az others both ths Continent IN England and The Unit
ed States.
In preparation 10 accompany the above
A new Italian Reader, by Prot Fouesu.
A new German Reader, by Prot. Adler
4 French Reader. So Ills
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rz-r,.US. Senate OF ISi2.-The Subscribers
49,, .tiv announce thst their srse TezZoila engraving
NJ n iujd safes Sonata i completed and VIII N Z snor'
,,a -. ,iisb. Thase who desire receive early IN
MS a3i are invited 20 call The NafioHa NE'aTs G''
l-rY and examine the engraving: ~, 80
x,1lS islt ANTHONY. CLAhh tO. ~ ol"s1NAs-
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ryTRACT or LEMON

TOR fayoring Cu.srds, Ice Cream Jelies. sy'ups &c
This Is pure extract containing the tue SAVIOR OF The
fruit In bottles. > cents each
Prepared bv HENRY JOHNSON. Chemist and Drug
pi. rs Broadway corner Chambers-sL Sold also A. 100
E,,ifru-st sr5 y Easf Broadway. s5 lmeodis
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WA. Il. JONES. Aacnoeeer.
n NNrs SHOES AND REOES NS-

kS SttpES NsNp NNSs-N.'N''. sN--SS~
I'D day Sept 81 le5ocock, al The store OF ! u ingsT
SCI Go. No - Pea-st 80 cssrs, comprising Ssrse snt
desirable assortment Of Boots Saoes and broSaas, sGst
abe Tor he Southern, wesesR snd cy dealers JUS; 10
eeive Catalogues and goods ready ca The IeCnlns %
the ssis.
Also 70 cases Meas zip pegged Boots.
Also, ~ cases Neu's cali pesgcd BrcSaas.
Also. ~ cases Mems Jh.cG peSced Boots
Also, ~ cases Mems SUPERIOR Manufactured Eoehets
Also. 81 cases Wcnens Superior Manufactured RahAers.
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Caution Sales.
ANTHONY J. BLgECXER, Aasacceer
I AKGE SALE CT Splendid S;essfAosis-Io cles,


I AkGE SALE CT Splendid S;essssosss-To closs
ne following Slvs uis0Srs VII he sGc ihsr
Merchants kea.n<e N he c3gy OF New-YcFS. 81 We'd
HesdAy he ios cay o. Deeesaeer 1873 BY Aa,scay J.
Blocker, Auc1c1ccr.
The sale pererpso'y on liberal terms Particulars can
- bad Sy applying 81 The AGetioseers oSes No Bread
stree
me steamer Gecrg- Washington. eat.resy new Q; Ae
hrthra x ~ tons SO feel boss 10 See, bean cylrleS
II. szch-s 7. feet stroke
The Knckrr5ocssr.S years Cd SO feet lcrs 81 fe.
beam - inches cyi.u5er. 10 feet stroke.
Thre,. eGGtAs psr Of he Hendrix Hctsoo, yess Cd
so Zee, or y ;svl eeem, - inches cylinder Il iees
stroke
TIE Soash America years cid, 10 fec icos. ~ teeS
team, - inches cylinder, u Feet st{oke
Iae Norta America years Cd ~ eet org ~ fSeS
cesrn y inches eytIH:e-, IL tee, stroke
TAe coinass years old. 80 feet long = Sse, hea, iS
nenes eS .lncsr, Ii feet stroke.
The Rochester. old 80 feet long > feet bean.
- inches cylinder, 10 feet stroke
The GAzetle, vel suited tcr shost rrGte
The above ecsis wel known As The most ccu,r
dlogs Ard substantial boats he American wSles that
!, deemed unnecessary to give particular description
Of h-ra here All ., he beats will BE sold without reserve
or RESTRICTION he day named unless disposed OF II PIT
vsie sale pr;ortc thai lre.
The properly be examined any day previous 10 the
rale SIS SlESDto2SSo5 u 10 y rs 10 = So SS5lds
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u Free Congregational Church, Sullivan-st
between Prince and Houston sts.-Prot WA COCHRAN
will preach tomorrow at l0l i. NJ andSl p NJ All the
seats OF this church are free Strangers and others
inyi tied
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORB
CLEARED

ship Sheridan, Cornish Liverpool; Collins & Co.
Bark Minerva, Dsmernan Bremen Z e. I Peppe.
Briggs Hebron. Sterling ST Johns. NJ. Thos Winniette
Dance Horton Rotterdam Schmidt & Balchen.
Schr Mississippi Williams. Tampa Bay.
Sloop Roger Williams, Sturges Providence
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NEW INVENTED WIGS,

NEW IHNtHttU w
pronounced by al who hsvc and worn the most
perfect and natural heads hair wig invited
Inspect them they Will at once perceive that what has
So long been 10 them source Of nioerable discomfort
will henceforih be d real luxury VIM. BATCHELOR,
inventor and only manufacturer Ws.-sL near Broad
WA removed from lbs Broadway. icleodls
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80 School ENhibiiion.NNolice

rY- 4 Young Lady who can give the best OF refer
ences desires situation school family. She is dis
posed nske herself useful All assistant or companion
10 lady, or teSchcr-is qualified 10 teach English
Branches aud Drawing and would so South or Vest de-
sired Address o F. al The Tribune Office. 81 lwis'
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mo COUNTRY MERCHANTS

and Shirtngs o. every style and width, al The known
brands both heavy and hneStark Mills Lawrence {. H.
disn Head aoot A. Premium Heavy Nerrack ENeieTs,
Unknown C may had at manufacturers prices on the
second doors Of Nos Is and ~ Cedar -, hall block above
Pear-s. Low priced and medium yard vide sheeungs.
Also best Southern Cotton Yarn assorted 70 10 and to
II. tafs WICK. warp aud W-addlnE.
n 4 lrNnE RHII.I. IL an ~ C.dar.,t
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WM. W SHIRLEY, Auciioneer

VIM. W. Shirley, AnctlOnetf.
DYH. T.. WILLAKD.-Stocko Of Lamp dealer,
DFumirre. 1c.-Ths day Saturday, Sept -, l0ocock,
Al the sales room No Pine-. 30 Suspending Standing
and Bucket Gas and OH Lamps, q Hall Lanterns, 81 on
and Gas Cans Solar Lamps. Wick, &c. rich Gfsndoes,
100 fancy Imported Work Shaving and other mahogany
Boxes Watch Cases, &c Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots.
China &c Aiso mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Tables ONCE
b esks and other goods Sale positive for cash IT.