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Trade of the Hudson.

radss nd Co,stry Merchandise arriving at NcTy York
Reported Specially for TAe Ns;r- YORK irtegne
sssseS i Ifss Line from Coeyrs1nS-bGTSc Sl!'eroi
hay Eco bushels rye tons buckwhest ao9r ~
spPes 40 tubs butter Is skips honey dog eNs co ~
sSses potatoes
o'ssso Transporta;ion Lines H Hrtsh:-Boct T 4
N1nxes-S5a bbls -four NJ Hoyi Son
r9esaESo Lake B0at Liss-HiRds & ReIfora-Sod:
Esss-N pkgs cheese los bushels Us do beans I 3
30 Go, 81 hSs cheese - cks do frkins butter
MY IS bSs cheese cks 90 Burrill Co; 50 bNs do
Hsaee Wieks, IL chs 10 Titus X Barnes % bNs \ w
a. 20; ) bales hops Wm Howard 81 DO } X Dunbar,
r ssss batter Apga; Is eks cheese Silsman bales
ssSSsf c Tutils; S do L Trimbe.
49, Lise-Boc, Nootsa-24 nrNns butter Titus &
VSet 81 DO Wallace < Wicks; i2l do Crissey Nsvi.
-, " do Condl& Noble: do Harrison: do 10 exs
~ Leggeit Ludlain; % do cheese \ I J w Col.
~ css DO ~ nrkas butter IS pAgs eggs cheese &c Ii
Aney; hrhins butter Perry; 5000 feet lumber leoo
aeels oats A Sqnires.
ssss Liae-BoG: Jay-s0o bushels corn D A ReXford;
ssrs butter W Sutherland; s4bxs honey Caay " ard:
1kns bu tier eks cheese 81 bxs do HOPKINS Co; II
ss butter Main Son. IS hNs cheese ConditN Noble;
ss'Sins butter Mead & Co; - bSs cheese A w Gus
" hrkns butter 5, Beach, q bxs cheese uyslop
f S Skns butter 70, eggs hops berries HalE 10 fr.
butter 10 casks cheese W II Piit Coz Sc bbls po;a.
%SCsp; Tucker.
ssrs York and tenesse Yaley Ca.al Boa, Liae- Boa,
~ ~ ps-soC bbis hour Dows Griteau; 27o do Clarke
Sesaan 1000 bushels oats James Sl; hhls ashes VI
SS,n,aslead; dol 4 lowrey.
"a Troy Toso Roai LiRe-Pope Ca,l;H-Rrrye Kadisna
h.'Sss beans w OILS y Co; do 7; do w HuIl-
rs bales goods Elliott Boynton; Is SNs cheese Is
ms DO Ferguson Sherman; IS bxs cheese cks do 10
~ Ives; so kegs spikes Brewer; IS bales goods
SsSS Pohcmus, lssS sides leather Lsphsm Corse Co;
~ 80 Sour Pope Cata; 9Se9 bushels wheat Cobb; III
s'sssaeeE CLARK Il Coleman
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RiCE-The transactions of the week embrace about
quality.
skINs-About 1900 Curacao Goat have been zoid
made pubic
SUGARS-The ua-ke, for Musco=adoes continue:
very arm and have advanced oneeisht OF cent The
sales include so hads Porto Rco al 7:6s - Cuba -
q 80 s. Croiz q az go bzs Brown Havana Il a
: and 100 low White do = b. auction, % hds
Neyv-Creans sold at$T 3Ia5 81, ; and moe
TN PLATEs-Sa!es OF 30 boxes Of one :hird Y 2:
3 - mos
ToBACCo-The Eiarke, for kentucky continues in
active the trade being Literally supplied By the requeu;
large public sales % 5sles Ysrg sold a. $ cent? mos
and 80 do common Havana on terms did not learn
BY ancton i5i hhd Kentucky sold II 2as;
age 50 1pI raah
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DIED

On the 18th inst at Newark Sew-Jerssy, CHARLES
LEE, aged 70 year, months, formerly OF Eex-YUrk c
At Albany, -th, Patrick kehoe 10
~ Rochester. -th. Maria Il Lakewood -
i; Utica. I'd, Henry Harvey, Esq. President OF Ex-
change Bank OF Lockport 81.
At Racine, " 7. VIM Il. Gillespie, 81.
At Albany. Mary " Parker, 70
Inns r.. s.A-
Al E.hkiIl Village, ID, Mrs Martha Hurd n. 9Th.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt IS
A; Richmond, Va 6th, Mrs. Catherine Howell 49, 9Th
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From the KnicSer6ocker Masaz me
~ phrenolarical Ha,.-lxrokr.S1 Isrsx

r. Phrenological Hat.-lNfoRTANT INTENTION
Think OF Psreno1osi ea Ha.-we give 70 Better ZANE
10 new invention from, Paris which have JUST e1-
a,n,td 81 Nj WsrnocA n Broadway me Franklin
House. Sy beautiful Welding uasestse az every
prominence upon the head IS distinctly marked snd .Ae
smile OF The shape without the slightest possibility OF va
riston Is thus obtained There VIII BE heso aches
foo:;: wearing new hats, OEce measured the haer has
5iocS .ead for ;s 81 yocr OWE j 5
altogether the comfortable invention OF The age
The above refers spparsus we have had for some
s in successful use, by The aid OF which We are enabled
20 produce pertec; and easy s, 70 The most Irregular
shared head While a, he ZINE The great des.aersn
= o.; " WARNoCkS, Hai,crs.
- - sal Broadway
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ship Rosoi4s, from Lt5rpool-C w Gray lady child
and servant Miss Lang, Miss Hutchinson Thos Black
NJ Dow Joan UrqUha-t and children Rich't Smith A
Ewing, Rchd Si!l, Levenger, Hirsch, Il Strauss :
Strauss, 7 Flower, W Wilson, Mr. Orkett and 37o
Storage.
h snip Hoamgu7, lron Lieepoei-Nr and Mrs Gcsd.
by Mr and Mrs Tapscott children and nurse starr
WIN Fonabes, Pigott, NYork. Mr and Mrs C Pape
John Blandy NJ snd Mrs Hodaon Hodson. Jr. II Eod-
son. Liverpool; Green lady, child ndserv Werns
Icy, Robt Hitchcock
IN snip Panama, from LiraToo'-Mr : Bsratraud and
81 stenrare
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ARRIVED


Ship Victoria, Hagtshorn from London aud Por.s-
mouth Sept 10th. mdsc Grinnell Minturn Co. joih
ut lat II 30 long A. spoke bark Maine I'm Boston for
Genoa I'd inst. in lat ~ long A. bark Henry I'm Mo
bile for Antwerp.
Packet chip Roscus Eldridge from Liverpool. Sept
H. mdso to Collins & Co. Sept 30th lat 40 30, long
80 49, fell in with the Br ship Cromwell I'm Quebec for
Liverpool partially dsmsstcd water-loGGed and IN a
very distressed condition. took from her Capt McDou.al
and 30 in number. I'd inst lat - TO- long Is Is
large bark abandoned had apparently bean board
ed aud stripped.
ship America new Wcarc, ) DIS i'm Portsmouth MI,
in ballast TO D & a kingland &. Co.
Ship John Cadmus, Camet', As DIS I'm Antwerp mdse
and lIa seerasc passengers, TO Schmidt & Bachen.
Sept 2s lat A, long IS, ship with black ball in
her fore topsal supposed the Yorkshire hence for Lv
crpoo sept 18th and 10Th, experienced severe gale
from Sc 10 Ne split sails &C.
Ship Panama Young from Liverpool, Sept > sal, and
coal 10 lnnes {; Co. From the 10Th TO 2lst Sept.
encountered gale from the Westward; washed
away ship head and quHrter,boat
Br ship Elizabeth Ebbcus. from Cardiff, Waie. Aug
10Th 100 tons coal 10 w jacques Co. In the gale OF
Sept 10Th and 20h los, boats and buwsrks. Oct in
Ia, 43 2s long 81 a. spoke Br brig argyle I'm Yarmouth
Ms, for Dublin.
Ship Margaret Forbes. Spring ds I'm Boston, in bal
last, 10 master.
Bark Lorctto Fish Bickmore 50 DIS I'm Bordeaux
brandy, &c. TO Ilarbeck & Co.
Brig Republic, Smith. I'm Malaga and Gibraltar. Sept
ls fruit and wine, to SHIELDING & Ferris. Sept "a IN lat
10 70 long IS a, passed ship standing with Car
roll III her signal.
Brig Savannah Dixon, 10 ds i'm Savannah. cotton and
rice TO Sturges Chairman * Co.
Brig Allen King, Manson I'm Malaga and SO ds TN Glib
ratar, fruit 20 Thos Stalker.
Br brig Ncw-York Packet Stewart, - ds i'm st Johns,
NJ, salmon master. sth inst, of Nantucket Shoals.
spoke bark Lucrctia I'm Picou, OF and for Providence
10 DIS out 9TH. of South Shoal ship Persia steer.
ing NE. On Friday morning 30 miles East OF Sandy
Hook passed steamship Grea, Western, for Liverpool.
Br brig Rapid. Lskeinan, Is DIS i'm 81 Johns M, salt
&C to Stokes x Anthony; passengers ID inst, lat
IL To- long &C. spoke ship Amelia Hill bound Westward.
Br brig Grace Darling. Cahoul j. d. In Pictou. CD,
grndsoncs, 10 Soule, Whitney & Co.
Brig Fanny Colt Baker. ds im Boston, mdse. 10 Eos
ter < Nickersop
Brig Citizen, Brown, DIS I'm Lubec Ne plaster 10
master.
Schy Hutoks Coolidge d- i'm Lubec Me plaster to
master.
schr Henry Gibbs Gibbs. DIS I'm New Bedford rndse
bound to Cape Florida.
Schr Wankinco Crowel, I'm Boston, hsh
Schr Anccrctta Crowcll I'm Portland fish.
Schr Cornes, Wogor, fun Boston.
Schr Coruo Crockett I'm Thonaston, lime.
Schr Croion Chase I'm Boston mdse.
Schr Lexington Smith, I'm Rockport, fish.
Schr Hudson, Tarr. I'm Rockport, ish.
Schr Homer, Kemp, I'm Boston.
SAILED
Steamer Southencr Charleston; ships Liberty, Point
r,yI.- 3,-.p I ,,Ia s,,.lp fh,r-
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c. BOOTH & co. Cash raiors and Importers,
y. ls7 Broadway, have received an unufuaI!y large
STOCK of fne and fieh goods they would respect
fully invite the attention OF the public
The reputation OF Broadway for high charges Induces
very many minded persons to maze their puf-
chases ese.y here Notwithstanding The Justly accredited
superiority Of and genius displayed N every depart
men, i,hn is precincts though this impuiaion Of high
charges applied TO Broadway Merchant Taiiors as q
class may lsi, would Dc well for TIE fashionable
economist 20 pause before sacrificing ~ ate
prejudice advantages which some OF them offer Inc
subscribers Broadway snsbrd by ineir cssn
system small profits furnish the tn-s quality of gar
ruts 6, very lo price and through the aid OF Nessrs
Lee and Foster, conductors o. the Cutting Department.
10 produce them IN style unsurpassed oy any II the
world.
The prope,ors have hand general assortment ready
maze rarui-rts-0v-rcoa.s. eight and added Peltos,
SACKS kc ali OF whicn got Up IN good te.,e and
rrmnec IN a rch and sub.tantial Glanner - isti
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ERRIEO

On the evening of the IN instant in accordance with
the regulations OF the Society Of Friends FRANCIS 81
Macy 70 DEBORAH rNDERHILL; and at the same
time. HENRY H. cox 70 LOUISA :. UsDERHiLL.
daughters OF AioniJah Jndsrhil. Of BROOKLYN
At Ledyard sd Ult Cyrus Powers NJ D. o. Nora7:a
10 Corueil h, Carer
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Books.
POLITICAL PUBLICATIONS.


WILEY & PUTNAM, Isl Broadway, have now ready,
w Mrs. Souheys Poems parts III each =
Pan l-Soiary Hour. PartiI-The Birthday and other
Poems.
MESSRS. ". & P HAVE LATELY PUBLISHED.
Fsirfs:'> ra.-o's Jerusalem Delivered. Hoods Poems.
vol 6mo. Charles Lambs Dramatic foctS. vol l6mo
THEY HAVE ALSO IN PREPARATION,
Keats Poelical Works, with Memoirs by r. VI. Mines.
Chagcers Poeucll Works nrsI American edition Spen-
Gers ruelical Works With Life by Mrs c. NJ Kirkland.
Millions Poetical WORKS with Notes Popes Poetical
Works, with Notes Cowpers POelical Works Leigh
Hunts Poeca Works; and revised edition. Words
scrths Poeucal Works Brownng's Poems. Percys
Reigues OF Ancieu, English Poetry. Chapmans Homsrs
lllisd etc. The whole forming uniform edition Of
English Classic Poetl oi3
TWO LIVES OR TO SEEM AND TO BE.
II APPLETON 4 co have just published Two Lives;
~ OF To Seem aud To Be- by Maria J. Mcintosh, author
Of Conquest and SELF Conquest. Praise and Principle
One handsomely printed volume, l2mo price 75c.
The previous works OF Miss Mcintosh. although issued
anonymously have been popular the best OF the
word. The simple beauty OF her narratives combining
pure sentiment with high principle and noble OF life
Preside in land We have rarely perused tale
interesting and instructive Than the before and we
commend cordially the attention Of all our read
ers' frOt- ChurchiuHr
Lately published, Lanelon Psrsonsse Tale By the su-
thor OF Gertrude Amy Herbert etc. On volume.
limo paper cover - cents cloth, - cents.
In press Amy Herbert, edition, vol l2mo
Gertrude II Tale. Sd edition. vol ltmc. ol2 2us
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TWO LIVES; OR TO SEEM AND TO BE.
ID APPLETON \ co hnve in.L nnhlLshsd Two Llre.:
NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS,


FIRTH HALL 1 PcNp, ia ROADWAY.
EJUMMEL'S COMPLETE SCHOOL for the Piano Fort .
containing pages of instructive matter and print
ed engraved paest Is handsomely bound and sold
the ioN rate OF So. Kinks Organ School, Book One
Book Nj! complete the work II Is the only com
peic .cnoo this instrument published. Slagle
numbers - 81. When completed and bound III f cloth.
- La Belle Angalse and La Nolee Waltzes. by w. '.
Wallace ana Olney's Quick Step played by Dodworlhs
Baud arranged from beautiful German melody, by Allen
Dodyyorh olU istf
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NEW PURLIcATIONS

CHEAP READING-WM. TAYLOR l. Co. Mo- Astor
y House, have received Litlel- Living Age, No. ID,
being No . of the new volume. Price ~ cts.
S. Clair The Proeges Tale OF The Federal Guy, By
! = r a well written domestic Tale Price -
Blanche OF Braudyyvne. or September tl;l III Tio-
nance OF the Revolution, by George LippaId Esq The Gel
ebraed author OF The Quaker Ciiy &c Price - cts
tempt 10 As.assina.e Louis Philippe. Price -
The Two Gentlemen OF Verona played by the Keans
NJ the Park Theatre stage edition Price u; c;s.
The Black Plumed Ri1eman, tale of The Revolution, by
Newton NJ. Curtis Price y els.
Hsrp-rs Illuminated Shaks Noe iii and lis Price
-
The Yankee Doodle, or American Punch
cheap Publications for sale, wholesale and retail,
by WM. TAYLOR l. &C. Aston House.
y B.Wc wogd call the attention OF purchasers 10 cur
slock u Books hand and constantly receiving from the
extensive Trade Sales OF past month Agents and the
Trade supplied 81 the lowest rates clio
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w DnIlcy,s Pain ENtractor.

" Dnlley's Pain ENtractor.!-Everyd Day Is de-
ronlrailng the ma;cess virtues OF this article Letters
coming from sl parts Of The Union expressing
gratitude aud surprise wonderful! healing properties
in all OF BURNS. RHEUMs PILES. WOUNDS, &c &c
The press ahoCrds notices OF lis high character as
standard medicine ana or, he number we select The io.-
lowing from The Island City OF the I'm inst:
D,LLEY's PAlNENIRACToS--Anlnv Invention Ike ms truly
wonderful article so full OF virtues should be made known
10 the universe lis many seem absolutely
beyond belief. Eor burns and scsids, sores s.e!nss,
pains in the limbs OF al kinds cuts, wounds ana IN every
disease OF the skin or body where be applied eIieF-
nslly fails \ singular case came uccer
our own observation A friend II playing with sharp
steel pen the palm O: his hand that u came
out The back and hsd 20 be extracted thai way The
poisonous OF the Ink in The wound, a. Wei a. e
instrument itself caused hand 10 swell dread:
Daeys Pain Extractor app1ed. ad me reNi DAY ne
swelling had entirely gone Goaa the pam Aat efi and le
wound was Cared IN days. This give pesOTi-
i! proof Of ii required. II IS sold a. e6 Broadway.
70 Important Caution = Courerfets OF M Extractor
are unbushngly published 10 the world under name
Project Yourself Won value LIE and health, from tHese
base deceplons am as every Druggist n the Union
Knows the sole Inventor sid Proprietor OF Daeys Mag
M Pain Extractor 70 other being has ever L; sde OF can
ever make grain OF H. FOR an living hiss me secret OF
is preparation bat myself The only senns has ny =" nj
signature each LABEL and Is solo by myself a No
sS Broadway. Pamphlets, with numerous csriisGsIss
furnished 81 The store Srctis 81 lIneoo,s. DALEY
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\V,I. T. JENNINGS u co. Diapers and Tsilor.,

WIN. T. JENNINGS IL co. Diapers and Tsilors,
w Importers of Cloths Cassineres, |esiinSs, Fancy
Dress Articles. 1c-lu appreciation Of the which
attended their efforts catering for the community, would
tender the assurance upon the Of the Fall
Trade viii be their end-ayor add TO the induce
meat. which have rendered 2Jl Broadway THE ESTAB.
LISHAENT al which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue commend them to
the economist For the style and character OF Lhe cloth
In -nsbled furnish through the aid OF as efficient
corps OF cutters be found in the country Is the
sequel to The attractions Of our moderate charges.
large assortment Of new goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Tees &c Dress aud FrocS Goats oycrcosts, Sacks,
Sc French English American CassIusres for Pana-
locus word in reference this garment in which las
experience has many few cutters exce-a
trial this line Is especially solicited herino Velvet
Silk and Satin vesngs great variety The usus nssort-
meat Of arst quality Resdynade overcoats, Original
Sacks Coass Dress and Fock Goats Psnaloons Vests,
&c with sehoce selection of Fancy Drcss articles scars
Crav=.s Has. Gloves Supporters, Shirts ColiaI-,
BosCm-. Hall Hose, Nc- - ISL
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WM. II. JONES. Auctionesr.
nncI SHAES AND RROGANS-

BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-On Wednes'
ID day Oct H. l01 O'clock he OF J. d. lDger
sol Co. No. ~ Pearst 500 comprising sargo and
desirable OF Boots Shoes and Brogans suit
sbs for the Southern Western and City Dealers Just
ccived Catalogues and goods ready on tho morning OF
the sale.
Also 81 cases Mems Kip pegged Boots.
Also 80 cases Boys and Youths kip pegged Boots
Also ~ cases Boys thick pegged Boots.
Also, 10 cases Mems kip pegged Bfogana %
Also 81 cn.-s Mems aud Womsn's Manulactd Rnbbsrs
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WM II, JONES, Auetioneer

4ICTIOS NOTICE.-Assignees sale OF rich Jew.
tAery Silver aud Silver plated Ware. Tuesday, Oct
l5 and Wednesday llh. 10 O'Clock, al the store Of
Thos Cr,ue Banks, No 81 Broadway The entire stock
OF rich Jssey-ihe whole 10 be sold without reserve TO
cioae he establishment Also. 20 elegant Gold Lever
Watches warranted, Music Boxes &c Also, the elegant
Ft,,ures Show Cascs &c Terms, cash ON delivery Cat
sogues ready this day ana the store viii be open In tho
evening Tor examination Of this choice aud well selected
.,ork az nm. pooda IT.
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RI t;rarel.-One hirry-ounce eoule Of ,asgaa,s
Vegetable Lithoa;apIc Mixture viii afeTs wonas.ia. r.
bo;;Ies viii IN s cases eEeeI Al affections Q; ne
Urinary organs Female Complaints, General Deolity &c
ara sneei:y ana radically cared By this !sr-taeo neol-
siss See s3Yerseulea beaded Gres. American Remedy
OF 6tis
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STUYVESANT INSTITUTE. BrpsdNay.-on Tuesday
- Evening Oct 18TH 1876, MIR Low Err ,sathor OF Handy
Andy Rory 0More, Sc VIII repest his Entertainment Us
gwen on Friday last entitled The Outlaws and Exiles OF
Erin with Anecdotes historical and personal
Characteristic OF Ireland. and HIS own Songs.
Admission SL--TcSeis 10 be had Al the Astor House
also AZ Messrs Sodart Ourhas, Chickering's, Duhots
Firth Ponds : Rleys ard Atwrs Music Stores and
the door
Doors open quarter past Performance toeom-
,renc- al g. and conclude about 10 o'clock cl0jcs
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General Notices.
~ wor!d', Temperance Convent

" Worlds Temperance ConyenLion.-A pub
liz Meeting viii be- held the Broadway Tabernacle, on
Tuesday evening. the I5h. which. il n expected VIII be
addressed by Rev Dr. Seechrr OF Cincinnati, Rev Dr.
Cox and Or Paton and Rev. J. Marsh, returned Dele
gales from this Convention relative the proceedings
The Convention and the OF the Temperance cause
in Great Britain and ireland The public sre especurIy
invited % attend OIL Ills
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TANNERS MAP OF MEXICO AND TEXAS,
NEW EDITlON-The third edition OF this standard
Map Is now ready for sale the Map Store No. 81
Broadway. corner OF Park psce The Map. which has
been adopted by the War Department and furnished 10 The
Army large scale. and EXHIBITS me several States,
and especially the ,ral Of war leading roais &c also.
The OF Lieut. FreGou;s Expedition Size > by 81
inches. Price reduced 20 81 cents
The puhic cautioned against miserable Illia-
t.on of In, Aan lust issued. u
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Ae. FOR SALE-A valuable House al Tompknsvills,
s Staten Island built by Major George Howard FOR his
A rrsdence, finished In the most thorough and cub
sana manner Tho house Ia Of brick, with basement Kit
chen s.ores and attc large purlofs library and
dining tho first door yo he'd rooms The second
soo, and finished In the attic roof coppered
good well and esten leo house aud sable with lots In
the rear whole situated three lots Of ground front
Ing ON Richmond IS feet front and by loo n deop
The premises he sold under direction of s. Cam
brelrng Esq Master In Chancery, Nautilus Hall, IN
Turnpktnsye the 9Th day OF October next at
large part OF tho purchase money may remain on mort
gage, II desired.
For farther particulars apply 10
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DAILY Arrivals of Produce, stock. &c. by the
New.York and Erie Railroad COMPANY

II Carlson, .Asent ISAruSpM, OCT III
Srgs Hctry S,tyias J-l2S hrkns butter l7s tubs do
dressed hogs calves - bags rye IS hds steel lot hoop
Fesdo nonrr
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RON the True Sl.n.
~ 4 inluE bile NedirinP.-Tl iLOse WIN 70


~ 4 Valuable Nedicine.-To those who take an
the advancement of medical science end are az.
fced with Oyspcpsis Jagndice, Indigestion or any OF
the diseases arising morbid state Of the system
impure blood. would recommend 10 make Use % Dr.
WooD's SAsSAFARILLA kND WILD CHERRY BIrTERS. II
J. OF the palata1e. and, II lie TINE,
the ecacious medicines have ever used perfect
y safe and ;hi- season The year, when toncs are
needed should he kept every family. Sod wholesale
and retail by WYATT I kETCHtN. II Fuon-st. y. y.
Brooklyn Mrs Rays Price 81 Large bottles. 90 6iis
~ rheumatism, SI;f Joints. &c.-COmpouHd
Syrup Of the Hydrodae OF Poissss arsGparla and Yel
low DockThe sbove ia prepared from The purei sl!-
cls, and Is ended he best and only
OF Rheumatism this Of the year, especially
Is OF The creates. Importance !; Will remove al those
extremely unpleasant syr ptos pains stiffness Of
the Joints hack, shoulders &c II thus purIes a1d
qickens TIE circulation and lesyes every part OF the ami
maj economy perfect OF health The virtues Of
each article long been known the faculty by
leirjudcious cliNture heir effects greatly Increased
For sale By c. II. RING
81 liris- Only. lg2 Broadway, cor John-sl
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EXTRA View HaIed Bgckwhea--Tne undersigned
E<4rg ufers-ef receive orders for Gui'-d BUCK
wheat neatly packed barrels, half barrels quarter end
-i--h barrels also n BAGS o; ~ ard > s5s each also
FOR raha- Flour and Oaf Hedi 10 Ike packages Thee
articles are warranted -sl any n market Ofdsrs from
OF: Of III City accompanied with City reference VII
me-, ,,,fh ororrct ATTENTION l. 7. J. 9. FROST
ola 3,rs, 3; Front--t door below Pecz ship
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Letter Bags OF packet snip Virginian tor Liverpool
will close this day kenyons Foreign Letter Office,
Well.,t az , To II O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-12
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CARPETINGS.
DETERSOH. HUMPHREY Ross, having purchased
the entire stock d csrp=Ing, cfuggets, oe.ohs &c n
tie large spacious carpet 81 Pearl street
formerly owned by Hessrs. A Z. 3 Higgins, now
prepared oder their iends ard the public Tie above
sock together with purchases prices tar below
the MARKET By calling al tie above number The most
fast!dious cannot fall OF being suited.
PETERSOS, HUMPHREY ROSS,
els 6wis 1872 Pesri-sr. Madison
WHOLESALE SHAWL WAREHOUSES;
w Pear! Shawls of very description for sale BY the
case, dozen single one, by JOHN c. HENDERSON
Co t-6 P-.rI-.t -
pUNIETS AND CAPS f1Il assortment 20! ssIe
DGt The loves, market prices by
.. 11ri. JOH. C. HENDERSON co. 100 Y.sri-.t
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
ID EN- W BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
d informs his patrons and he pubic generally ia ne
has removed 10 the New YORK Cash Tailoring Estiosl
r.ni No H. Fuiton-st near Broadway, where can DO
foupd A extensive assortment Of Cloths Csssneres Ves
.ngs &c which will be made 10 order In me most iasnlcns
Die style fer c1sa
choice and general assortment OF genu-mens fancy
dress arricles constantly or taad VIZ AVN.