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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
Reported for The Tribune.

We took d walk through the markets yesterday
ing not as it wac bu, scarcely repaid for
Youble. There is the slightest change any thing
edible since last week except in Peaches which
pleuder and cheaper than they have been before
There thirty thousand baskets of Peaches sold yes
,erday-many Of them low shilling per basket
and all very fine one. All other sorts of Frui,
very plenty and cheap. Pears Plums and Apples
coming in in great quantities. There is change in
Meats Vegetables Butter, Poultry, Cheese, SC. &c
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Books.

LET ALL WHO WANT CHEAP BOOKS
GALL At w. II. GRAHAMS Literary Depot, Tribune
u Buildings, Nassau-st
Father Darcy by the author OF Two Old Mems Tales,
Noun, Sorrel,' sc rrce = cents
Couswelio by Geo Sand. 4 work which, from lts nov
city created much interest Price IN two vols bound
$3.50
Melville author Of the Fatal Legacy. Price . cents.
American Flora, No. 7. Price y cents,
Monthly Flora. No. :. p "
Democratic Review; for September Price 3 cents
Hunts Merchants Magazine ~
Graham's Mag zine .
National Magazine ISL
Tvpee revised edition, by Melville. 9" IS
Blanche OF Brandywne September llih, III, Ro-
nance by Geo. Lippard, complete In three parts
Pnce p cents per part.
Capt O'Suivan, by Maxwell. Price . cents.
Tower OF London by Ainsworth =, 80
The Quaker City, or the Monks OF Monk Hall, By Gee.
Lippard. Prc. 81
Lie Sketches By m old Doctor. Price Is cents.
The Redskins, or.lndian and lngen; by Cooper. vols
Price ~ cents
Booksellers Agents and Peddlers supplied The
reasonable terms By W. II. GRAHAM
u Tribune Buildings Nassau-st.
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MARI IED

IN This city Tuesday. Sept. lst by Res. Z Hatfield
Rev AMOS EDWARD LAWRENCE. Assistant secre-
.s,v of the American Home Missionary Society. ~
UfNN,h hter OF tae late Hooer' l. bo"i.e all OF
Al Washington. D. c. 5th ult John W Haincs 10 Irene
= Chappel, 27th Stokeley Finacum to Mary Fletcher
"a William II Mortimer 10 Mrs. Mary Ann Barnes
A. marlborough Mas. 2ith ult. Nathaniel Bems to
Mary !. w. Dinsmore
AZ Palmer Mass llth ult Daniel 1. Hitchcock TO Eliza
~ Belfast Me- Jas N Hail. Jr TO Mary c. Ames
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NEW WORK FOR CHILDREN,
xrrr - q PI-rNAM LII BrOad Hav nave lus

MORALS OF MANNERS: b. Miss sedgvTick Au-
thor OF Home, Poor Rich Mar, &c Price . cents.
Should the te this le book fan 10 attract the ae-
ton so richly merits, that The taie
OF Miss Sedgtca W.! -uce place u Il the names OF
al parents who could not do better than present tne:-
children with copy Il Is full OF practical hiiS Oh ese.y
day suc VIII tend 10 Undue the minds OF chlofen ~
and noble feelings, teach TEEN thst etea ~ L-e
PLAYS hey mus, not tie wants and comforts ol olei
A. ne time the chds mind VII not os fa,is aed I'm
simply dry statement OF facts with Ha1lrs as 20 "ha'
be should should do for the morals are cr beau
tify wrspl lit;ie sneedote 7h.cn WI maze me
y0uns reader 10 return psr=a WIZ renewed nIet-
rs short; i : one OF The best means mat parents can
have OF adding line upon line, and precept upon pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

Wigs and Soaps, Tor elegance, bghness and dGra-
b!v be casseG among The productions OF modern In
their manufacture they differ from 81 others made here
The hsr Is sngly inserted snd equally distributed
sppea lust nng the Skin: they cover no more OF
the brow ,haa the natural hsir does s,d hATnE metallic
spring, ali dsssyeeabe pressure oev!aed so South
climate they inesmsb!e being OF only one ounce
weight
Senators. Members OF Congress Aad gentlemen from
every quarter OF The country, who are now wearing 0
wigs. car De referred
The prices VIII De found suit the circumstances OF AL
e,6 SEoA4way. np-sia!-s aus lu:eod..
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" Statement of Facts.-C-rtain
" Dyspepsia. Ccn.ripatiou.

dec Vertigo General Debility Loss Appetite Ind:ges
Soa, Liver Cenplent, Hereditary Humors. Hesdaehs
Nervousness erla- Complaints saG general weakness
are entirely aod edsctuay cured by he OF Dr. WOODS
SarsapaFi!4s and Wa Cherry S!Isrs There mis-
take aNou - As Is he compound OF the very bss;
s ey one q the erst Physicians United States the
public may rely upon IL .ners and II used according 10
directions cure i guaranteed.
Soc whole sale and retail by WYATT ! KETCHAM
III rUlion-s-. and a. is2 Broadway. II Sowerv sri
Beecker-s- " Y; J w Smith corner Fulton and Gran
berry So Brooklyn; Z T. 7. Williams Maa-s, Newark
j a.
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NEW WORK

- y the suthor Of Gertrude " Amy Herbert etc
ID D. APPLETON & co. publish on Thursday, Lane,on
Parsonage, Tale by the author Of &" Gertrude" Amy
Herbert edited by the Rev W. Sewe limo. Paper
cover 81 cts. cloth 75cis
This deeply interesting story fully sustains the high repu
talon which the gifted auhoress has already obtained for
her powers OF pathetic description and her profound
knowledge OF the depths the human heart, the springs
OF action and the Of true ENJOY men II Will richly
repay persa and forms most appropriate Giii for the
LATELY PUBLGSHED-A New EoLrIoS
Gertrude, Tale by the author Of Amy Herbert, etc.
limo. Paper 50 Cts cloth 70 cts Upward OF 5000
copies have been sold OF this admirable work.
Memoirs of An American Lady, with s.etches OF the
Scenery and Manners America they existed previous
To the Revolution. BY Mrs Grant lof Laggaw) l2ino.
Paper cover 30 CTS. Goth - cts s. 2us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

THE MISSES SEDGWICk'S Boarding and Day
Scacol VII reopen the tenth OF September a; Z West
Wsshilgtca-place aus 5as
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MODEL OF NETWORK

IN CARVED WOOD.-This immense work OF Art, by h.
lPorer Beden. exhibition Htthe Minerva Rooms,
10 Broadway This Model represents every building shed,
aud other object IN the City II has been IN progress
for than year and upward OF one hundred persons
employed its including some Of
the FIRST Artists, American and European.
Above the Model is GOTHIC CANOPY, OF the most
highly decorated carved work, containing IN different com
parmeuts Oil Paintings of oi the principal business
establishments in the City.
Hours OF exhibition from A. NJ TO 10 P NJ Tickets 25
cents Season tickets ~ cents. 1y2i tins
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Daily Arrivals of Produce. stock. &c. by the
New-York md Erie Railroad Company
!. E. Clnrkson. Aeent.

30 tubs butter G Coleman; do lot hogs Capt Clark
goods W Langley q Co; ~ bars iron D Wilson Coz
dds chair stuff 6 Lawrence; II bids skins Young L
Shtz lot cattle arabs and hogs 1872 pkgs butter Jennings
Thompso - do bbls eggs Capt Kug u rolls leather
Bullard & Co; to pkgs butter Capt Leeds.
Quantity Of milk arrived during the week ending August
.1lh. rs 500 nnaris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
NEW INvFNTED WIGS.

e Bachelors New Invented Wigs alt ScAI7s
SIRE pronounced BY al who have sr6 ine rs
perfect and natural heads of hair Wig invited
inspect them; they will perceive ths: what has
long been 10 them source OF fnolers5ie discoufo!
viii hencsiofth % real Injury. WM BACHELOR.
inventor and only manufacturer, Waist Broad
wsy, removed trcm !eo Broadway slS lnaodis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
9ats.
z Gentlemen. FaIl style of Hars-eIRI

= Gentlemen's Fall style of Hats.-BIRD. cor.
Pine and Nassau stz-Gen-men's Hat Of The standard
style fo ensz!ng ready for examination
and sale
TIE subscrber devoes his attention hitherto 70 the pro
duciion OF the qualities OF and Moeskia Hats
and e. such they are with confidence recommended
pubic. BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau SIS
September Ist ls;s 81 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
TIE NEW Play.

WIN TAYLOR < co. Nc. A.tor House, publish To-
w aav-Th- KING OF th- Commons. Comedy. BY Rev
James h-e Produced VILE most brilliant success ~
Macresdy u Loudo. and DC played by - heans a tue
PARK Theatre. Price only one shilling
This play forms No. - oil The n-S and correct eGiiioa OF
plAys called ne Modern Standard Drama, edited by
Epes Sargent ESQ illustrated WIKI stage remarks COS
t;Itn-s ca-t OF CHARACTERS &c from ectIng cop!ea
The July So Of BacEroods Magazine SPEAKS In terms
Of ne highest praise OF THIS beautiful play.
AZ, ny e.3iiiUrs OF he Garl-ser-Io1-The Hr1ch-
bacx-a1 the Straugerss Psyet a. he Park Theatre b.?
the keaas and marked froa ne AGING copies Pr'ce esch
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LovERs OF CEESS. LISTEN


nTHE CHESS PALLApluM"-A beautiful Monthly
Work. devoted 10 the scientific game OF Chess, con-
sisug OF miscellaneous matter OF interest pertain
ING 20 the of Chess me specimens OF Amer
can play. choice problems SC
TA.s work viii specially delightful Chessplsycrs
ne treasury beautiful and ingenious Chess Problems
rigna and selected II Is edited by talented strong
Chess player OF Brooklyn To be issued before the
first OF October. aud be sold al all tie booksellers.
Send your and addresses pos,-pad) to " The Pal
ladiuin " T. City p o. and it will be regularly delivered
mailed accordingly City Subscribers served AT III cts
per number; mail subscribers at 81 advance for Il num-
bsrs copies.
No will contain IS Prize Problem Contributions
for publication solicited. - 2iisW&S
THE CHRISTIAN PARLOR MAGAZINE,
E'OR SEPTEMBER, now ready al III Nassau-st
CONTENTS:
Tn. Younges, Sister: THE Lord loveth cheerful
Give me back my youth Gver;
Tour Ireland and Scotland: The Violet Wood-Soreli
Evrning-Stanzas. \ Mystery and lis Soilioni
The Lessons of Life Hymn;
Echo--Lile of the Flowers; Editors Miscellany;
The Triumph of Music; Music.
Greenwood Cemetery; ParlOr Table.
Sardis-The Two Portraits
Embc.shcd with me Engraving of The Ruins OF SAr
dis, and a Colored F!owerPaie.
Liberal rlus 10 canyassers Tor the work Published by
st5l- d. MEAD, Ill Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
September lst, 1870.

II Knox. ~ FG!to;sf Sun Buildings deenirz il
unnecessary 10 particulars respecting his Fall
FASHIONS FOR 1876, wont simply state ina, his new style
VIII excel 10 beauty. Aghtutss ;a-te and color any t:ng
ever offered TIE hat wearing public Of NewYork. 5
frice. 3. low ~ has are sns j lnis
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FOR MILITIA Ser

COhMl o ~. ~ IL "a - a. -t1
=, --.I.e for Militia duty by paying tie Receiver Of
Taxes - cents accordance with ae provisions OF sec
t.ou article lst Q: 81 &C. eaiiei An sct 10 provide
Tor ,a EnroreGt OF h- Mil!t4, &c. passed MAY lSih
lg are requested do previous The lst day OF Oc
tcb-r order 20 a-od the crowd and dssy which viii
chr nj Book Of the present opened c.
COLLECTIONS. JOaS STEWART, Rsreiver of Taxes
Otce Public Buildings, PARK Open from; 10 O'Clock
EOR THE CALIFORNIANS-We have new
supply heavy Britannia Metal Bowls, Basins, Pitchers
Mugs Tumblers, &c. for the California regiments those
who unable obtain them the last now be
furnished ri BUring-snp BOARDMAN HART.
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Boar0ln1.
- -
A LARGE. PIEASAN

A LARGE. PLEASANT ROOM. suitable for
be obtained with board, in nice house with
privilege OF bathing room, Union-square. Apply
81 East-i5h-st. II
BOARD WANTED-ln the upper part OF the city by
- gentleman with wife child and nurse; would require
three rooms of which must have IRE places. The
coaG story ordinary sized house would meet the views
OF the advertiser. The accommodations IN private
family would be preferred. Address Box oot Post Ohce
au3I 3ts
pOARD.-A gentleman and lady two three sln-
ID gle gentlemen, obtain pleasant apartments IN the
second story, with board private family BY applying
Immediately o. EssllThst few Steps from Union Park
Afumished paror desired References required - ST.
- OARDINE.-Permane transient or day boarders
site the Franklin House The house Is eglby located for
business men and Is furnished with aud cold water
baths. aust SITS
DOARDING.-Several large and convenient
IL with board. suitable for families. Also rooms for sim
gle gentlemen can be had by applying u No Clinton
place, t5t!i-stl corner OF Broadway. aug itseod'
ROARDING-ln ChnnberssL-A gentleman ana his
- wife two single gentleman can be acconlmo-
dated pleasantly d. 76 CEsIbers-st auto left
BOARDING in a private farnily-ner hborhood quie,
- and respectable. Apply al leo E.msI between Grand
and Broome-st sul lnIs-
TWO GENTLEMEN and their Wives, and one ortwo
single single gentlemen can be pleasantly accommodated
with and board small quiet family at 1873 East
Broadway. Rooms very pleasant, and terms reason able
au26 5iis"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

H~-Ihe subscriber OrcTs Tor tDe on ~nCn no
- now resides Ia the village OF Auburn, Cayuga Co
consisting Of 52 OF good Grain and Grazing Lsnd,
we'll enclosed and waered and upon which one large
aud three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Barns Sheds and other necessary outbuildngs,
three Apple Orchards great variety Of choice Fruit
Trees and Shbbery four durable Springs, three Wells,
hundred rods Ofu Stone Fence, AID an inexhaus.ibe
Quarry Of superior quality OF gray and blue Lime Stone,
suitable for cutting and dressing eligible and convenient
for continued sale OF that article either rough or hewn,
according 20 the demand and from which most Of the ce
CANT stone buildings IN Auburn we're erected
This Farm extends from Northst 10 and across states
with eghtysx rods the former and one nund
red aud sixteen rods both sides OF the laer-upon o.
Their OF which may be advsnagcousy sold great nunoos
OF village lots al the pleasure Of the owner ABOUT ~
acres including the large house barns sheas .un
and syrscus. Railroad; as acres including he stone guar;
nv and one dwelling house, lie between said RAILROAD ana
snie.s and the remaining 65 acres, with two dwelling
houses lie West Of 5tatesa which is in hgh stato Q.
cultivation well fenced, conveniently allotted ana IN sood
order The whole Farm, either VI the above Pafces
VIII be sold cheap; and II desired time viii be gwen ior
the payment OF proportion OF the purchase money
Inquire Of Luther Tucker Of Albany Hubert Ran OF
Auburn or the subscriber upon the premises ,o,
GEORGE B. CHASE.
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ESTABLISHED PRICES at
GuESEY's SEW HAT ASD CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
l3i Fll.or-S:- Sun Building.
l.nrncN ne -en.l,-e OF infnr-.r, rer-iar-


I3i Fult0r-S:. Sun Building.
TT Quincy hes the pleasure Of informing gentlemen
of and fashion. @e those who MAKE prefer
.oa- simple elegance plain simplicity. that TIC
vsrab!e nnuiah.e price Of his Fr! Quality Black Fur
mas
Second Quality do 3 ~
Frs Quality SIX Hat %
Second Quality DO. do. 81
These prices have beenfry established, and be
implicitly relied The exquisite ii and snish O: the
tices 70 which hey appsrsin Nj g. believes ne say
without presumption ihai his Has may safely challenge
comparison with other Hats aay prices sIii l1ls
tF Fall Fashion for Hat--At Genins. 2l+ Broad
va, opposite s. PsUlsiavlng devoec unusual ati-u-
on II producing This style the attention OF gentleman
Invited 10 il
The ightues, grace and buoyant effect OF these Hats
cannot BE- described they be 70 be appreciated
Genia receives monthly the style OF hats from Pans and
instantly adopts every thing that /. valuable II the
patterns and thus his share the benefits OF the
pdssen, and taste Of al Paris united with hi-
i, eualy Sutris hat :; 50 quality Mo!essia 90
% do do ...... I'd do do -. ~
PErl- maze uHt- 80 ~
A!soEyery style Of Cap for youths aud children
In izrF
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EE,IALE sE,uNARY-No. Il Ea.! Broad way,

II III
L cor OF Markei-st-ARABELLA CLARK Z viii rsmove
her school from No Il MecersL and unite il with that OF
her sister SARAH K. CLARKE which ias been Tor three
YEAR IN success. i operation No Il East 5roadway
The drawing Will be under the superHiend ence OF
Elizabeth Dram VINO has been long and iagoraOly known
TO the New York public. Tie department Of ancient and
modern languages and bellies -ttres Will continue under
the direction Of Jacob Bergen, a NJ There are no er-
ira charge. for fuel stationery the OF in the
English classes French, Latin drawing. \ stage i
provided convey pupils residing IN distant part OF the
city, free OF charge The fell VIII commence or the
I'll o. 9th month, tSept.l 1915. - 5teoG
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ga ELEGANT BUILDING SITE on The Hqd.oa

~ ELEGANT BUILDING SITE on the Hqdson
River for sale exchangsAbout 10Y acres oil chocc
ard situated within minutes walk oil the se 1moots
landing Dobbs Ferry with large 'front.' on me fver,
srordng one OF extensive and oeait Vows on
The Hgdson The land IS Of the hr,, character Win nr.
Der Of choice young fruit trees. There 10 on ,hs properly
quarry OF white marble, equal 10 the best Westehestef
marble aud also gane quarry, ahordng building mate
as on spot Il Ia In every way Desirable Tor gentle
man country seat; for tho residence OF city business
men being within hour and half from tbs city wa
the prospect OF the Hudson River Railroad passing ne
property. For Terms, &c. apply 10
81 2w BLEECKER & VAN DYKE, No. Is Pne-s-
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A
~ wey.-J. c. Booth Co. having received additional
supplies Of choice Goods would respectfully inEe tho al
tenton Of their customers and the public Their Stock Is
only extensive bu comprises hs richest Qualities and
patterns OF Vestngs Cassneres Dnngs &c taei are "
be found n this or foreign markets.
Hz.Ing facilities buying they enabled 10
strong Inducements purchasers though should be
understood thar their low prices have reference only 10 the
finest quality OF materials workmanship, and that gar
rneus produced establishment not surpassed In
any particular By any house n lie Mon
IN. Cuiting Department Is conducted by NJ J. Lee,
whose almost infabe skill the art Is the result Of long
experience and study and who possesses the happy faculty.
Of accounted stng fashion FORM and OF selecting styles
OF st;ng and appropriate 70 the sesson myzsif
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EpUCATION-5o Broome..t-Mr CHAslBl

EDUCATIOS-i50B roome->.-Mr. CHAMBERLAIN
Lnss vacancies IL his school FOR boys, which :
limited small number, constantly under h!s persona.
care.
sire instruction IN writing drawing and The solid branches
education. open every afternoon and attended by Ell
cient and experienced teachers
tre,.irs ir5trsctton-Mr C.s rooHs open every
evening for the accommodation Of those who desire IN
siruct!ou writing, arithmetic. bookkeeping, English
lran!nar and IN The LATIN and French glsgs =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

EDUCATION.-Messrs. Foignet Taylor, Classical,
LFrench and English School No $50 Broadway, VIII
open Monday, Sept. 7ll In connection viii; his day
school, Mr.. Fogne;. by request OF MS pupils
parents, his family
small number OF boys six only ooarders and no pane
WILL be spared render the scholars perfectly couversEnt
will The French language Circulars containing tu!. par
t!cG!ars be had al Messr Deluc Co Park-Fow and
5sl Broadway al the Schoo!-roon, Mr. rs residence
Gre. .l1,cElm
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u DIR. Woods snr-apnrillin and Wild Cher.

ry Birters.Tals invaluable and -H-ctual remedy
citing The wonder OF al Who make %: and
clu-l~ely Inquiry OF the Blood, Dys3eps! Pies
Indigestion, Pples and Pustes the Sac-. by
eminent Physicians Il : the most palsahs OF MED ciues
yet IL operation, decided aud energetic thai those
who try t. Will other rsnedy-anG ind
permanent cure Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT
& KETCHAM IL FE!ion-si. y. Y. and J. W. Smith cor.
Fulton aud Cranberry SIS. Brooklyn. sG2s e;is-
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Amrsemfnts.
NIBLo'S GARDEN.

q TIE Public .-e respectfully informed the Doors o.
-, osFlen '' Z isure opeI half pas and ;e Ell
TAI iaeals commerce. ~ hat pas O'clock
M CRISP, Mrs. CRISP, Nj CEiPFESDALE, Ms
LOWELL. Mr. WATTS
NcDNESOAT EVENING. September
w BEGIN al hall clock with savorits Over
tuTe Asr hieG, Srsj TINE here, lie Genie Drama Of
Used CP.
Sir {. Co.dsreaI Mr. Crisp John roabracs Ch3pendae
To cuGclnte " ID he Comic Piece sailed
SKETCHES N INDIA
Sir Mathew scrasgs VI. ChippcudaIe.
Tom TApe...-. ME- Gasp LAdy Scrasss...MFs. Crisp
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9uetion 6alrs.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Anc:ionser.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PLATT.--Siors


JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aac:.onser.
by BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PLATT.-sors
ID ~ Sgo,4~as.-I.ocfa- ADVANCES u;=ae on con.
...urasnis for Action SAFES
Ar PSrIrs S,Ls-Ic,v Cusrto Bibles, every variety,
N Iar sheep ar,: extra sill and S edge bindings Also
srse VI SisntA-d and Aisee--aeo3s oooo
= COTTON, AaeroIe-G.
by T. COTTON, AueiioH and Cosii,issson astcaan'-
D-StcT- Nos us FUlscu SID 81 Ann stS-LioerA &C
vance, made goods either for private sale on 81 sncnor
2rcrr R. oui-iooI sA-s oi every iSseriP
socsis puncrsv attended "a and respectfully 90
lcit-d. WEDNESDAY, sept =
~ ,ac store No, 81 Am - a. IVf oe!oSS,
Al NssJrsCeui sl0 secondhand suTa.2fc, sSeh
BurrsgN, SeGsiesc Tables Chairs, Mattresses Lcch
Glasses SANDS, Toiegs, Pcirrs, Carpets Counting
house DesAs WNEdrob-s, Ciocks, OceC Chairs Ac Aiao
Ht.Tserators; also Marble Top rs5es, suliS5ie for
.oCG r,iscioy also, COZ Tamo!es, together with
kaob>, Cutlery, &c Sc.
ySIN,T. SAl.-oGe splendid MAhUgs Any Pisno Forte .
metallic pa.-, by NUNS Fisher, beau
sod bargain called for Apply al the ssoro No
81 AnnsL
To LEr-The Sore No. As,orplsos urfl arst OF May
next suitable Tor Refractory or Saloon. Enquire a. Tho
Auction room
4 CHAMBERLAIN, Asctioneer-Slore No Il
~ Sprac--st-LiDera stvarcrs ulsds GOuds con-
signed Tor pNa- sale oe sOc zucilon- Outdoor
carefully attended to- and res pecl.lly solcited.
Prompt returns Made
THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, Sept =
~ 10 0'ciocS. a, corner 9tiisvenue and lelh-st-
SHsE.gy SALE GROCERIES, beng balance Of Gro
cSre, vii vl SAFE S.sI ulL CONSISTING OF Teas Vince
LIQUORS Coffee soap, spice, Sc Also. Tie axmres OF =
store FRIDAY. Septerbesi I,
\. Nc. Is AMI - slXil-aNenGe Al ~: O'Clock,
Nosrs,GE S,LE.-A .srge GGsauty OF Peach Orchard
Coal purchasers, eoHsis!nS Of Broken EsS
aLd Stove Goa. sc.
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FLOUR And MEAL-Owing 20 continued ght
ceipts the Flour market very firm and prices
again higher TG3O0 obs good Troy and Genesec sold
Oswego 81 o.. The demand FOR the East swept the
market and $; Il: the lowest any Hat hoop o
be found in the after part Of the day There no sale
OF Southern Rye Flour j. rs e23s and jersey Corn
Meal 81 Sc at which $40 bbls. were taken for
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