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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on NEW.YORK.
eSy SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE.


ship Hudson Page, I'm Liverpool Aug I'D, 900 tons
salt to Josiah Macy & Sons-t9 steerage passengers
Sept 10 lat 81 lon 6 had heavy gale from NE which
blew most of the sails away from the yard !ur!ed also
fore-topGallant mast and royal yard
Ship Arson Barkmsn, 10 DIS I'm Charleston, cotton ana
rice TO Geo Sutton On the 10th and 18th experienced
heavy gales from NNE 70 Ne with heavy Eastery sea
completely breaking the ship for l. hours carried
away starboard mainsail topsashee bits, split and
blew away sails and sustained other damage Passen-
cers-Mrs Wait Miss Wait Miss Heard
Bark Sharon, Lucas. i'm Matanzas 9th inst sugar,
bound TO Trieste. Iut in leaky condition having
on the 9Th in - 70 Ion 20 so experienced hur-
ricane which lasted Is hours sprung aleak making
1000 strokes per hour lost jibboom jih insinsa fore
sail and sustained other damage.
Brig Men Ellen, jefferson. - DIS I'm Sisl loswood,
&c 10 Bouchsud n lhebaud Leit al Campeachy bark
ABBY Baker ldc for LaCuna and Newlork. Sept Il,
lat 81 o. Ion 10 spoke Br brig Harmony ellison, I'M
Havana ior Cowes 10TH in the gale saw Br ship Phcoe
of Plymouth with loss OF main and uizcn asts steer
IFS before the wind.
Brig OBJ Widow. Gorhaul 10 DIS I'm 81 John, f.
via Bridgeport 10 ? Faruhan * Co.
Schr (Br) Victory, Hammond, 10 ds I'm Windsor, s
plaster, 10 master.
Schr Jew, Dennis DIS fru Baltimore, corn TO Richard
Buck.
Schr Margaret woglom, DIS I'm Petersburg, mdse, to
James Hunter & Co.
Schr St croix. Hoyt 10 ds I'm Calais, Ne, hath, to
Smith & Soynton.
Schr Hamilton, Penield tm Baltimore, ndse.
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BELOW brig unknown. windsE-
rrnd. Of 1he uud.on.


Produce and Cc..ry Merchandise iTtstns az Ne'T- A'rF
Reported Specially for Ihs NeEp- York tllbune
New.York. Utica and Oswego Lire-BoSi Milwaukee
as hble hcUr SGyda: Sage Go; IL casks ashes CoTn
Co: = 90 X, Nash Co; Go \ Fellows; Go II,
Haires ( Co.
81 bhs tour Cobb; ola do Dows Cary IS 90 Suydii
( Co; = casks seed 8 do ashes : Wray
Lake Champaign Merchants Line, LA Jomson- Soa!
N Brsdley-lSe bNs cheese Il Fisk IL 90 Jewell Haf
rison CO; as 90 sherman es en rye i' &c corn
l A Johnson: 10 bhis beans W y Nicks
Troy and Michigan Line Wheeler. Crosser Co-Boat
d Den,on-S00 bbls dour w II Moore; l4oV BIZ Wheat
same Line-Ros, Hale-s5o bbls -four w Groeser \
Coz casks sshes johnson: IS bags feathers Lawrence
Hicks c;, Co.,
G Witsms-s4 bNs cheese Il irkIns butter =" i''e
x Co. ) casks ashes - t,,.
whisky pSws Guiieau 100 bdls Shove!s Gen Sewe;E
1 in oats leo do rye Capt Lewis; 2S,c0 Il maple Hsi
cherry and Eastwood lumber 10 owner ~ trSins sH'ef
Wzl.ce WicAes: Is do Cond;t Noble: Il do erNcs'
= do Tompkins Coz - bxs cheese Adams Cos : 90
10 cAsks do Lesgeu, Ludian Co -, >.
Ssmr Lre-RoSi lVis-5Co0 slaves $50 hu rye lS'V Go
oats Hiads 81 irA!ns butter Van AakAa Son; bales
ops Babcock Coz ,, 6rkins buffers tels beans Temp
Ais < Co: bales hops C " RyeSInan aISlHs butter
Rowe x Woodruff: - bNs casks cheese Sculi"o'th
L;tchneld Beach,
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MAGAZINES, CHEAP LITERATURE, &C.
MN. TAYLOR SEQ. No. Aston House, have Just pub
w l!.hed The New-Yora Illustrated Magazine for Oco
her, embel-hed viii; four elegant engrsvngs, and contain
ing sixtyour pages Of choice reading Mater from The
pens OF some OF our most popular writer's
The Unprecedented succcss OF This Magazine Is The best
guaranty the public have OF il merin fact Rii who
have en- it. examined and subscribed 10 H. have pro
nounccd ihe best magazines in the country
Terms - per annum, s!n ge copies > SCENTS The most
liberal discount made agents. canyassers and dealers
Also received all The Ladies Magazines for October, and
LiIeips Living Age, No ~ for the present wseS THIS
popular Eciec'c" OF Foreign and Domestic Literature
NILS maintain, is well earned reputation. glance Al
the present number VIII convince u rePcte with m
telectua food OF he choicest ind Examine aud be con-
vinced Price ~ cents per number. Subscription %
year. \ volume Wi! with Lle neNi num-
Ser, therefore j. he lime 10 subscribe.
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% otia No. Aston House.
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T~ Rbeumnti.,n. S,iG Joints. Nc.-t

ly- Rheumatism, Stiff Joints. tSc.-oosI So Ni
Syr1p the Hydrioaic OF Posssa, SsrsapSri anu is
low Dock-The above ~ prepared nom ihe puy-t ~.
es snd is recommended the bes, and ony SURE
Of rheumatism. this OF the year espetis. "
IA of the greatest importance, IL VIII TeoTe 81 uo>e
ere!T unpleasant symptoms, se-ers pains, sdness q
The innts back shoulders, &c So. Il thus p1rnes ana
m. circulation and leaves every part OF me An
mai econolv in perfect state Of health The virtues OF
esch article have long beer known 10 The faculty ard of
their judieous sdnSsure effects are sesSy
For sale by l. n NM
sig lmisS Only, fS2 brpaowav, COZ Joan-s-
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anrtion Salrs.
+, :. !; AS ! J; sLGEcNER, Aact.oae.:.

ANTHONY }. BLEECNE.R, Aaci.oaess-
l 3RCE SALE o. Splendid Sjessabosis-To e,cse
kIcoace rTae rsoyys Steamboats, " &c solo =; rs
Merchants sNceanSe II he city q Sev.Ncrk, On Wed
nessy, se e;A Gay q peee5aser 1875, by Azlscoy J
Becker. A1ctcaevr
Te ,aie pcrrup,ory, OF liberal terms Particular, e,n
Re had ~ Srplyinc u ne Aecoaeees ocr, Nc. Broad
TIE steamer Georce wssAng,oa- entirely new q "a
t,fh-r O.: % tors 50 iet soae, - seet SSEz cylinder
s.t inches - feet sgroSe.
TIE SucArSoeSer,S wears o1c SSV 'eet ueg, - feet
beam - tzches cy.:aler. 10 IKE; s'roAe
Tarey oGrtas gs-t o. De he.issS hUdsoa YES, 90.
so oac - teei beam. - inches eyanaes' Il iees
stroke.
Tie soa;h America years cid. % feet eoS - ieei
oes,ti - sscAes y llclcF = 'e7et ,ssOAc -,
9esai, - inches ~ Under, Il s;.cNe
re Columbia, yeSrS old ~ o0c - feet heaiD ~
l1caes ey lader, IL lee. stru&e
The Socacs;us Cd 80 feet icaS y feel AeS1.
- inches cyl:nier 10 feet >i-ukp
The t's2ele, We! suited for = sA,f; rcQte.
Ths shove boats Wei Known o. the mos ecis1.
dOu> sci NSS,2n.lS. eCNis ho Anesicsn NAcfs ks.
- j. 6ee1ed unnecessary give particular description
cl ihrr here A.. q Tie ooals Vii 10 sold Nv.,haJ
cs restriction az hg ss o=u.ed, Gasss disposed q a. ~
vs,c s5.c pg5lt % thai lalc.
Th ps1rvrgy ca bc examined SGy DAY pcevtu.s Il,
.sie. IS Slsp:osS&co - - \ a. 10 y 50 Sa7:ds
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,i--PJi' &c 90 -!0OOO bales
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc market was firm today
and at the close the tendency rather upward Tie
last sale VIC heard Of made during the afternoon
1000 bbs for shipment: a. Co. ouehsf being OF brand
rather better than The market during the
day was steady at 50 for Genesee brands and the sales
reached 1000 900 bbl= for export and much more
on speculation and home the receipts were 1900
bbs. The receipts during the week hauc been 5000
bbls Flour and SO bushels Wheat Occasional par
GELS Of Michigan were picked up at o. In southctn
there IS not much doint. Sales 100 bbls Rye Fou. al
something OF 3 -.
GKAIN-There no: large activity in Grain 10.
day and Corn wa scarcely firm Sales 7C00 bushels
Mixed Western Wheat made at lO cts 800 do On
private terms al for export 1909 do Red 100 cts and
500 bushels inferior - cts Tor milling. fo- Western
Corn % cts generally bid Sales 1000 bush JERSEY
At 10 cts o- export 400 damaged Western ~ cts de
livercd. Rye IL 7507- cts for export with sales 600
bushels aud 2or0 = IN the ship Oats 3aq 10 cts
for Canal.
BoNE-ssles 1000 i, North wcs, on private terms
aoPs-A parcel Of 59b Western was taken
by shipper a; If ct:, cash
PRoVlsIONs-in Pork and Beef we do not hear OF
much doing today, but the market il generally firm
the figures given yesterday Sales 250 Picked Ham.
a 81
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fashionable Q-lotbinQ.

NNM. 7. JENNINGS x co. Diapers and T4!lois,
~ Importers OF Cloths, Cass!meres, Ncslngs, FANCY
Dress Articles ScIn appreciation Of The success which
attended their Efforts in catering for the community, would
tender the assurance upon the commencement OF the Fall
Trade that viii be their endcavor to add TO the induce
rnents which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
LISIMENT at which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue 10 commend them to
the economist For the style aud character OF the cloth
ng We are enabled furnish through The aid Of as efficient
corp, Of cutters as can be found in The country IS The
sequel 10 the attractions ofoUr moderate charges.
4 large assortmen, OF new goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered FOR Inspection, comprising Cloths.
Tweeds &c for Dress and Froc Coats oyefcoas Sacks,
&c French English and American Cassimeres for fal1
loons Aword in reference this garment IN which las
experience hss satisfied the many few cutters eXeca
trial In this line especially solicited Merino, Velvet,
sax and Satin vestngs in great variety The usua
nienl Of ars quality Ready made Overcoats, origina!
Sacks Cloaks Dress aud Frock Goats PanoIoons Vess
Sc with choices selection OF Fancy D;ess articles Scars
Cravas, Hdkis, Gloves, su.peaders, Shirts. Collars,
Rosouis HalrIIose, sc. - istf
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CASH DIAPERS AND TAIIORs, ls7 Broad,
- way. {. Booth j Co. having received additional
,uppss Of choice Goods would respectfully invite he n
enon OF their and the public Their stock IS
moi only extensive but comprises tho richest qualities and
patterns OF V-stings Cassimeres, Drlngs Nc that aro 70
be found in this or foreign markets.
Having unusual facilities buying, they enabled 10
offer strong Inducements purchasers though should bo
understood that their prices have reference only ~ TIC
finest quality ufmaleras amt workmanship, and that gar
rnents Produced heF establishment are not surpassed IN
any particular by any house IN The mon.
The Cutting Department Is conducted by Mr. J. Lee,
ho almost insble skill IN the art Is the result OF long
experience and study and VINO possesses me happy faculty
of atng fashion FORM and Of selecting styles
Of hre.s mnal ang and apprnprlaL. 10 he ses1n Y!sl
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r9~ Too ImportnnI 10 be Overleoked.-Dr
9Gt5.

rE Knox, ies Eultou-,- (San BuNdiacs) deeui1s L
unnecessary 10 enter particulars respecting his a.
Fashions for 1876 would simply safe hat his new siye
viii exec in beauty, ghtness tSste ana color a1y tas
ever offered 10 the Ia. wearing public o. New-loIh as
n-i..s are as low rs his hats are hne 81 LEES
~ Mills. Halter rs Broadway, Howard Hotel has
row Nj, Fs syle OF Hats ready. To those who ~isn
nea, and durable Hat lie especially recommends rs
nor MIRA and Moleskn Hats a. the low price o. - -
being conhden, they VII. BE found superior 70 ~ eioi-
sold a. The price
" Gentlemeu's Fab style OF Hats'-6AhD' GOV
Pine ard Nassau sis-Gentenen's Hats OF me saAdafd
STYLE for ensuing season rsady fo' eHSinaen
and ssi-.
The subscriber 3eyoes his attention hitherto TO The pro
dpe;or o. The nes qualities OF Beaver AMI MoeskI3 Has
sps as such they with confidence recommended % s
public slhp' COY flAe saa ->A - 80 -
r. Fall Fashion for hnts-at Ge2!n's- "a Btoae-
o5 in Producing This style he attention OF gentleman .
iu-i.ed 20 - -. L.. w..
.s,, "a described they must be seer 10 Be appreciated
,s-sv,s monthly style Of halls fr-n Paris, ana
-s,S.v s;ops every hing thst : raGahle@2 the le|
nSrrcs ard ,hus MS share tie dement's OF the
,igrnent ard taste of al Paris, united Win Eis OWE
IL, ,,l;rx Np. h.t so Is, quality MOieskin Isl ~
ID do DO 49,. 5oisd GO 90 So, ; :"
Paris made hats. =: =
Aso-Every s.y,e Of Cap FOR r,er yonlssane enorei'
ang isu
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ID day Sep So - leIoc,cck AZ the store Of d niger.
sol CO. No - PeszsL comprising SlaTSe Sri
desirable as>o5gneat = Boots Saoes sn4 BroSaaS, saS
able Tor ne So9thern Western and Cay dealers. Just
c1lvcd CaA-o-aes AID gvuS' ready on The noTulnS %
LIE sale.
Ai>2, ~ cases Meas KIP pesgel BcO,s.
Asn. le Gases Meas eSsf reSged SrSsSGs.
Also. - css-> Mems ts-cN pecyed RCUtS.
Also, " eases Meu', Superior Manufactured Rahbes
Also. 81 cSscS WomeGs Superior Manufactured Rabbes,
~ II
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DIED =:

On Saturday evening LYDIA HENClIMAN, youngest
child OF Chas. j and Lydia X. Howell
The friends invited 10 attend the funeral at
o'clock this afternoon. c
On Friday evening 18th instant HARRIET. aged p
months youngest daughter OF Samuel and Sarah Wilde
Friday, Sept % at halt past o'clock OF in;amnia-
ton OF the brain, JANE DRlSCoLL, aged Il years and
4 months
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.-Nsss,---iN F.Ncarsons-, sail the Hudson
River HoboSer and ihrr walk 10 the
Evsan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
Of the place. viii prove The easily accomplished and
attractive all rural excursions that be made from The
city.
The grounds present charming aspect the trees
being In ,eaf sind the soil covered with rich tgrt
The walks eNceeu, order having been consider
ably eubeliished the present Spring
On every pleasant afternoon there VIII be IN Attendance
at he Coionnade Elysian Fields an excellent Band Of
Music which viii perform selections from the tayoyite
Operas. popular airs marches. wHltzeS, &C
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
ss are completely fitted up with Awnings and Seals.
Night bosis run from Hobokeu 20 Barclay-s unt'l II
o,clrck FerriaF. j. cents - misua'
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amrssments.
. ,IERICIS NTSTr,, =

4 NERlCAS NUSECNi.-Eve-y psy scd gvert1s
Al1is w=ek- commencing Monday, sept -Stt lsSes-
Spsea1- Performances every GieraSo1 8. arc every
evening s. = o'cecS-rte Frt i-.ss sT<att3sttle
Manage sSS engaged re :s=Iiiy q STAINING GA
hER> Three ScSaafcl ladies SID ;hrse s.-iczen frogc
he S0c,Sy 90 SHAKERS Cslegccrv. Y Il srrs they
were Il ac highest staining E.ier, Deu-cr OF over
.r Decor. SID hence perfectly :ar-iar VIII ths
recu2lires OF tS;s strange and ateTss people Thev
vi gre s.th:l. exhibitions q sAsir sIls. pazclas
Whi-s-- sr5 shaking, every zerJ2'u z1a evening Iis
vcs -ctaei ~ Tie IL. ard cCs S,Ser Costume. Du.
re tts PERFORMANCE Ms " lard. otSl..al ay, WI
wks- rcG-d w5th 10 vscc.y G l-ac;i1 srverz. esn
Gre ZINES vviEout it g'.e Or tizzres- -s &c ~ -
re company dancing arosrc her a'cot Gem
sevs- Wa her FcliAr, tG S1d flc- to@e- lHe.9'l
,a.cE 11S Fever fA-le: - cci, fr;er> q aps, b.
great eNsrrocs And EXPENSE. .-e manager "a s1SsN
Coz CaASEiN- he Virginia Dwarf % posIp1ae q
southern tear week longer. ana aercu ~ corEce %
bold h .eyses daily Ire Aiuseuri, IRON oeS u ne
morning IL 10 ?. NJ The CO. lie mos .H5eisen II
IeFs>5s sat fascinating Dv.r' before the public he :
precisely he hG1 % tbs renowned Gen Ton rr,.5, All
~: la arrived - The o. = ys3r TIE Living Orang
OCtaHE- h1 human SIC hat br.J Interesting sGt pSy-
fl. I1y;aS IwtH Cares, lie yvosr-tsj Caylcsi-eS
living; Lv;fs Monster Snsse. - feet ioac, ard
.,vel.y-s-N .Eches rourd; WSN Nose. u lie Human
Body. - seen tor additional - Ct =
In sid.tio1 The following performers enESS:-M.-s
Greenwood .ly ct rare silent 81: AccNnr saIi-ntS
Great Western. Gnrtvac Yankee Ccrt4.;aG, Gr;s
Morris Tie 1euaei Comic Singer; Miss Julien. bea1is-
"a, psuseGss. Maf, Rockwell, Fortune Teller, Dts>ov-
M Views, Chromstrcpa. &c.
Admission. = c-ats-cbIsrcn nrtrr 10. - teriS -
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MARRIED ::

In Bergen Gcncsee Co on the Isl inst by Rev J. w.
Wood Mr. WILLIAM +. GOODWIN of Concord Mich
and Miss MARY NJ GRANGER of Bergen
At Burlington, Vt 7th, Elizabeth J. Robinson
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Markets. -. ca-sfaiis rspoTtsa tor II. T-is,rn:
SATURDAY, Sept, g.
market for Pots remains arm at the ad,
szylarge. $3.50 - . ~ 800 ~ Nv
ssaiiToN-The sales to-day have reached 5000 asles
"Ia one list OF 800 bales Texas and another OF 200
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
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New Orleans were sold FOR export. Some few sales
made 10 manufacturers and the residue taken on
speculation We have been furnished with the follow
ing the quotations for Liverpool ciassfca.i
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pY JAlIEs u. MILLER

u To t.SUNI T. SupI. "
A. 10 o'clock, nc the Store No 10 w atetsi
The balance the Stock contained in tho above store
consisting Us OF Mem, and Boys Calf KIP and
tck Brogsns; Mems, Boys aud Youths Kip and thcA
Boots. Womeu's BusklBs Ties, Cater Boots &c. &c.
Also 20 Mems and Women, Rubber shoes snt
BGsAius This whole 10 sold without reserva 20 The
hI,Lt.i Bidder.
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TO CLUBS! TO CLUBS!
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For the State Campaign

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a during the present Political Campaign
: New.York, commencing on the first Sa-
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MEEN Fun MEM FUN MEEN FUN

MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN
rJNaE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for restoring
identifying and preserving the complexion, and rec
cer.ng The SKIN deicat-ly white, smooth and soft
Ne-a Fun ID simply preparation OF Oriental neros,
and ray be used win perfect safety for the cure OF al Gu
,-eo disorders Among The most prominent are Tan,
recke- nseasih- Precipitation Blotches Pinples spots
Irritation Cosr-ensss, and 3 variety Of others -
To be hzf hoesae or the sole importers, HObbS ~
Waist New crk AID retail Of al respectable chemists
and perlrer In Seyy-York and throughout The uniled
sfs.ss IN boya. Price s.. and o. each. Sd I'm
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Go-partnership.

- 1|'FfRftH WI =
nI~SOLUTI0S.-The co-parneGsnip heretofore ex-
~ sung under the Of Arthur, Peckhan Co. IS this
day dissolved By mutual consent The business OF tie
ate firm Will be settled b. Alfred @ Peckham and James
B Rmnrn. WILLIAM C. ARTHUR.
ALFRED O. PECKHAM
JAMES b. RUMRlLL.
New.York, sepeinber5 ,, 1915.
NOTiCE-The under-ignethave entered into copatlhef-
snip under the FIRM OF PeckhaIu Rdur end VIII con.
;!aus IN. Manufacturing Jswery business Al II JQhn-st
ALFRED q PECKHAM,
JAMES B. RUMRILL,
New-York September 9TH. 1915. Al imis'
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New fall 8ooos.

CARPETINGS.
JEFFERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS, hsYing purchased
The entire OF csrpetng, drugge oic!oths &C IN
thr large and spacious carpet ware room. ~ Pearseet
formerly Owned by Messrs A. Z ;. Higgins are now
pre- their friends aad the public the above
stocE 10 yehsr with recent purchases al prices lar be.o
he market By calling a. tie above number the most
fasudious cannot fail OF being suited $50
PETERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS,
SIS evils ij2 Posrst, near Manson.
IITUOI- ESII-E SHAWL WAREHOUSES;
w Pear. Shgvs O! tvery description for sale by IN.
case dozen or single one, By JOHN c. HENDERSON X
Co 10 Pearl-s- - <nl8
DOSSETS AND CAPs.-A !nl assortment o' sae
ID al he lowest market prices by
a. mi. JOHN c. HENDERSON K CO. l76 P@ar-st
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JNO 5. BETS, AucuOGeer
DY GERARD, Belts 81 CO.-Fhfay, Oct o. ~
ID past 10 ocIocz the Commercial Sales Room cof.
Of Broad and Beaver sta (prr inspectors samplerl.
TogAcco.4S2 hhds Kentucky Tobacco greater part OF
superior q1atyo be sot by catalogue In lots Of from
; 10 10 ends. Terms casb. Sale peremptory. samples
exhibited tbs saIcs the day previous, between tbs
hour. of en- and lbrcoA Sd tOcy
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DEM ". BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
ID informs hs patrons and the public generally TIA. lo
has removed to The NewY0rN Cash Tailoring Establish
Inent NO ~ Fulton-s near Broadway, where eau BE-
found an extensive assortment OF Cloths Gbssnere Vest
ugs &C. which win be made order in The most iashona-
Bile style for cash
dr-s, .rticl.s con SANITY on hand. jyIl 2a,ylf.
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EH.TR0WBRIDGE tOnsted' Stove nisluiactory
10 30 Waer.-t Offers for sale .arge AID complete
assortment OF the most appfoyed k1t OF sIO IS 6otl or
wood zad cosl made the past season sc ~ zee oess n4h.
md oAer ks suitable for halls. par.ors. nurseries, stores
Churches 2c which f0r economy, beauty snc alLy are
rc surpassed Also OTIS parc AID ot1.r air Sl so IS
Tor chambers oces &c Oar Ea.l stoves aGd OrArn7 oI
-,tin -rt!re dwellings would particularly recommend
- tts Ia yrst a. beng superior sr-ce and preferred
y INV other mode hearing dwellings n POM OF e'fo
nv pea.anir-s Of heal and being i--s ao!e 20 Iure me
biing f1rrt,ur- kc Stoves paired, cl=sred AID pt
40 a. short notice by competent orAoen 20 !E.eols
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IL TnE MOsT nELIGHrETL Of a

The owner, Of the ABOVE nurses are parucuaflf tt.
have them the ground ready 20 starr At ociS I NJ
- Sis GEORGE SPICEE.