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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
Trade of the Hudson.
Produce and Country Merchandise Arr'rng at Nerr York
Reporied Speela.!n for The Ne.r. Yort Tribune.

prfk IorI
A ~ -, =. ~ =,
hepo''e" Spec"''gJ"' me Ne'p- i"Tf i''o"e.
Albany and Cunul Line. Hoyt-Barge Ohio-1ll bhls
flour DNter, Miller Co: 2Ui do Kent, kinnan Co; ca
ashes CO { y Seaman: do Aborn; do BubcOc, Cos
- bbs hams i Perry Co; 7dO / Aborn; Il do pork
Work Dmkc 20 do bacon Silver Northam; 1852 hu com
Bubcock * Coz do Dow- Cary; 10 tubs butter Knapp
& Baker; 81 do Russell! do Bnbcuck Co; pkss cggs
IL Russell; ll5 kegs butter Scudder. 28 IT C.
Providence; al bales goods Wood Merritt . do w
Mo q do Wnlrop - do wickin$ DO; ~ rolls leu.
ihcr Stewart Cos II doV Jcrma'n GO; "a do Lee
Fallen, sks feathers " Corwh 20; D 40 D0ococh 20
GA Troy Line. Pope Cntln-Bhfge faitisoh-iES Dds
flour Pope C0tlni lOS do Clark co; io DO ietoni
so Suydam, Reed Cos 90 do Moore SponOd: ~ do Z
Coleh1n; 90 ouics "aI9laE !" lhttop 40 nu'iryi
Dale; do shrlinss H. Nelson Co; lot wood ware z
Lvcrmorc IL Onie- WOOL Brown; "a Key butler w
Weeks do brash Coz lo5 6Ns cheese ii burnu 90;
- naleS shunss iener it''no'u Az o", 'o " II
Petli Gu ashes NJ Spencer ~ 90 Cowins Co n
SwhtsutS l.,he, ~ Nhl S Sn Oo-prE' p,
"tt-ti, eos uou l. Sooo, ~ no oWlsH' y ~, 81 uo
pows Gu'Ie" ;to 90 eh soou ~ q 70; iUV oo.s
w!'sHy II AL nUsh,Ih - NJ uu ~ " y
uo =, w NV, ''l u; ~ ~ -, ~,
Hopkins -" ,' HeuIs - \ II piosoh' ~ DDS eggs
Holiness oFV 'u WHEAT 'oou. -,,,,,. =, o., ~, !, H.,
sumo Lne-baIse Ih-pSctoi Dds inIn 90 al 90 40
NJ Hoy, Con u DUE - 40 % " 40 :, 10 Iu'.' ~ ot
90 Nue, w pc pols 10 'io S,'' w -
90 whshy i,i II 200 sucs g" ,n - IA y ~
ma!s ana io's iH > pIsTc' ~ uuiSs Soout II ~
usas,i y 'S .' ooNes 1T et,e.' Il 1e ~ NU"u
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DIED


At kingston, Cppe. Canada on Saturday morning 9TH
Inst Mrs SARAH HALL, consort Of Francis Hall OF this
city, in the 60th year OF her age.
The funeral services will be performed in the Wesleyan
Chaue in Vesiry-st between Hudson and Greenwich
sts che body having been brought hher for in.ernen
On Wednesday afternoon 9Th inst al O'Clock 70 when
tue friends OF the family are respectfully inTi,ed
On Sunday. September OH, ADAM .. MOUNT, aged
81 years OF the Oldest inhabitants OF this city uch
respected by ali who knew him.
On the 9Th inst. JOSEPH FOSTER, Of Apaiachlcoa,
Florida in the 3lst year Of his age
His friends and those o.! MS family and oil HI mother
inla Mrs B. Clifford, requested without iarher in
r,attion to attend his funeral this afternoon Fednes
dAy) a o'clock from the residence OF MS orotherin-
Law David ] MiIs Jr Brooklyn, X miles from the
Wilasburgh Ferries Carragea will De in waiting az
WILLIAMSBURG al 9. clock
In this CRY Sept. Gin. JANE LOUIS, aged year II
months and 10 days. daughter Of Vim. L. and Sarah P
Kinds. W.
1t W.llian.burgb L. !. the 18th inst after short
illness Mrs SuSAN D wife of Mr. George l. Boswell
late OF Norwich. CT. and daughter Of Mr. seth COPELAND
Of Boston, aged - years.
At Boston, ID, C. C. Getting -.
1T Baltimore, jth, Zedok Wolfe, y; Eth Eliza 4.
Franch, 81.
II Vernon. Oneida county. On the 18th ult WILLIAM
ROOT ESQ. aged = years The deceased no o-din-
airy man. Born in Great harrington in the State OF
Massachusetts ne into it.e county o: his last resi-
dcnce nearly - years and Of the earliest
settlers Of the town OF Vernon. Endowed with strong
and well balanced mind and gifted with popular ac-
dress he was frequently hoIored by MS iellow-ctzen
with important Offices which he filed with great ability
and deserved appreciation In the year l-2l he was
chosen Member OF the assembly In this body he
distinguished for srcvSdnes- and good Pro
verbal for his honesty in him the poor and oppressed
found friend In early life he became attached to the
school OF Washington 10 which ne strictly adhered. in
religion he pous without noise and resigned with
out o-tentaton and during long sickness he waz
cmnenty calm and composed, and on the verge Of his
dissolution nc took afectonate leave OF his family
circle like traveller bound 70 distant country, and
without struggle he resignedly yielded his
uncouded spirit his Maker in aivey nope OF blessed
immortality law
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MARRIED..

In The Presbyterian Church at South MiddIetown.
Orange county, on the morning Of Sept 3D. by Rev D.
T. Wood ALEXANDER WILSON, formerly of New.
York TO JULlh1rE eldes, daughter OF Nathaniel H. Cor
win. Esq. of South Middleton Orange Coz New-Yorl
At South Coventry Conn on the lst inst. By Rev II.
CURTIS, daughter of Marvin Curtis. Esq
At Boston, Sd Gilbert L. Talbot TO Mary a Briggs Jth
Milton Il. Sanford 20 CorGela Riddle
A; Lowell 3D. Edwin Carroll TO Emily = Preston
At Greensburgh Pa. Both ul; Jacob Shrurn TO Maria
Bush
At Baltimore, Nd 3D. shadrach G. HoshaIl 70 Mari
Ann Jordan; John F. Farland Mary Catherine Good.
win ftf NJ : Whitman 70 Iavina Z. Smith
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ITO THE PUBLIC

ITO THE PCBLIC.-A most wsntoc srIcle headed
L Steamboat Santa Claus appeared - lie NeS-1 cfA
Sun on the 26ih uimo upon that Boat during me absence
OF Mr. E Fiich the senior Proprietor OF tue Boat -
The Santa Claus running - The Peoples Line o. Ma
Boats and on Sunday evening The sd uino, gentleman
CAM. on bnsrs N New York and a.!er the under
way introduced himself ;Ae Captain a. NJ Moses l
Beach. the Editor OF the Neyv-Nork Sun Inc Csptath
Then remarked NJ Besch, ha: on. o! courtesy &c oG
70 give him free ticket but hist TX regretted ai Wa
not N his power lie restricted FROM 80 doing oS me
Peoples Line Mr. Beach replied. very Well ana Ven. %
The !eh ana paid h.s passage ara o. he 10 Owing W &c
aeStay The article question appeared TIE stale
Inent OF MS iact : deemed a sufficient reply.
The ffupririors Of the Boat would merely adj hal is
iuSisr Is n Ta;n OF Judicial saiicG- And n The
iaesl Tune Tor Tie Satisfaction OF he Pablo ana The
Gus pS.fon> OF as Sca hes beg :hIt there
Is not one word OF truth n ;la article.
The BoHt one hundred ninety feet long bull.
boilers constructed for lhe steamboat Ri VG i.ke
under the lcscise eye OF M Llghha one o; ,- r,cs,
experienced engineers II the Country and OF the verv best
boiler ron which could be found New York and Of
capacity ii one hundred pounds OF steam but beng 700
s,,ia for la boat pas the Santa Clans ThSi IN
ry- hs- her utrrosssped. bird The caparv O:
rb boi ever used required Her Engine cog
s,,t-i hv Joseph 9 Coffee and good and perfcc.
a. NV en- .t made Z >SeyvSofk. ri-r boilers
cn-;n are IN the best order II proper proportions
the boat and 20 each other
The Boat /. Offered ard manned N ne ~eIT best
rer Her Engineer chief The Highlander SIX years,
during which lime she los ;-p Her PILOT : one
OF long experience careful prudent ana MY sensible OF
the great respou sibiiy of his s;sor Ana i;h ne ex-
cep.or @; being run down in thc night % Propeller ca.
Tying only hight; this Sosr has 10; received scratch
VI TX - -'s'' y 1''s 49, "-''e E FITCH co
Wilbur, v Y. Sept s, ISIS. y
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6uts.

% Gcntlcmen's Fall Style of Hats.-BIRD cor
Pine and Nassau s;s.-Gen,emens Hats OF the standard
style for ensuing season, ready examination
and sale
The subscriber devotes his attention hitherto to the pro-
dueon of the finest qualities Of Beaver and Moleskin Hats
und as SUCH they are with confidence recommended the
public. BIRD, cor fIae and Nassau SIS
September LIST 1916, 81 lmis"
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Boarding.

DnARDINC.-i gentleman and his vie and three
ID az four .iu4ie gentlemen may be- pleasantly accommo-
dated ;, no pleasant rooms and board small private
family herr there but few borders by applying
No 10 Frlnkl.a--. Term. moderate -ajl-
EeOtIiD.-i gentleman, gentleman and lady
ID iyc board ANA pleasant moderate AZ
SIS White->j. near Broadway. References required.
- lwI>-
DOtitn.-Lar-c and small rooms suitable for gentle
- men aud their wives or single gentlemen. Apply stll4
Lruririsi nearly opposite the Carlton house. Rrfrcn
ces exchanged. - 3s'
DOtRDING-lu Chcrbcrs-st-A gentleman ana his
ID wife single gentleman can be accommo
&! arrtl n.asanflv nj rs Ciarnher--st nulh i-f
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pd a, 90 some su,nll parcels inferior Southern ana
yys.,era 6oc655c for milling anc 1900 White Oho az
CO. and 1900 White Genessee at CSC, for export VI
Corn the supplies not large, and prices scarcely SO r
sics 1000 bushels New-Orieans. st57 cts WI delivered
800 do Jersey yellow al GO cs and cargo Oh south
ern yellow at O. cts a62a Cts For Rye tee inquiry
for shpmen. has taken LOCO bush new at ~ cts Al
cts which is an advance. Old IS heid AZ - Gus with
sr,,n sunnlv we note sales 1900 bush Barley al IS
cts Oats are 29a3o cts for Northern We know of
no Southern in market Biackeyed Peas 50 . per bag
of , bush.
NORTH nj q 2i and $50 do Mess 50 CO. These prices
are the top Of the market and some lots are picked
at g and or The transactions limited Beef is in
fair request at 81 - cts.G500 and 80 11dS1 We
no;e Gales 800 Prime Mess at 50 50dsll % and 30
bbls Boston Beef Hams at 50 %. Picked Meats arc
yery dull with fair supply The market s nomnally
3:94; for SHOULDERS and Hams Smoked Hams are ):
shipping demand and sale OF 30 bbls IS reported az
cts which is high agure. Cheese is Gd6i and quiet
Ohio Butter 1910, Western i0al2. cts The suppiy is
considerable.
WHISkY-There Is no change to note Holder. are
steady and 2i6 bbs sold a: q; cts Drudge is held
with moderate sales.
HAY-Sales 800 bales North River at 35d 20 cts The
hippinz inquiry light
LEAD-Holders now generally ask 1 l23 and 81 cash
was refused for parcel to-day.
sTEARlNE-About 200 kegs White have been sold at
6.d6: cts, caah.
GROCERIES, cargo sale of Coffee vas had today.
and 1900 bays Brazil sold at G. az cts showing small
advance on previous rates. Small sales Cuba Sugar
were made at z. cts, which is better.
WoOL-There is moderate demand for fleece Wool,
out NJ very low rates The manufacturers buying
sparinsy The receipts are not very large The range
Is ~ 70 % cts Ia foreign there is but little doing We
note sales 90 bales Mexican at 4 cts T. 10.
HOPS-Sale- of nov Eastern are making at 20 cts. \
lot oil 10 bales was taken for export Old, Of which the
STOCK - less than 100 bales selling at l2 iG cts
RlJNi'-JnE sale cd M
TO &c confirmed. We notice 10000 rs at }033. cts
COAj--A sale Of 100 tons Orrel made at about
80 = ton.
OIL cAKE--Wc note sale OF 100 to2s Fat prime at
s2s. cash.
SEEDS-On private terms there has been parcel of
go bbls Ohio Clover changed hands The marke, is
nominaly 6d7 cts. Fsxseed Il! = bushel, with no
supply
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rsr neehe &. Co.rnr, Hnrrcr-. 1 Sc BROADWAY.

Fall Fnshioas-Becbe x Cosar are BOW prepared 10
exhibit 10 the public and the trade generally. their Fall
something entirely new and unique, VIII be seen by
their published circular and especially eommend Itself TO
the taste of discriminating public by Its superior air Of
hshess and elegance well as by ITS real intrinsic eN
ccl!cnce.
BY extensive improvements in Their mode OF maiaac
tire and machinery they enabled 10 oduce an article
ofiac and dnsh and in short every thing II he me VII
b. found TO be Of such character and quality as canaS '
70 appreciation OF both wearers and dealers 1hsy
are ready 10 execute orders goods in their line with
The utmost punctuaity and dispatch
BS C. also in the rcccip, the latest Paris and Lon
don Fashions ssd in addition offer recherche collection
o. tasteful and elegant Paris made Fancy Articles such Us
Sinereas Canes Carpet Bags, Gloves Toilet Apparatus
&c. &c, Sc 6us
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock. &c. by the
Ncw.York and Erie RniIrond Company
J e. Cllrkson. Llprnf.

% butter Capt King 80 Capt Leeds rolls lea
Their Russell; 1906 bsks l. Hoagand So pk.s butter loi
hogs calves aud lambs Jennings ThonpsOn; 81 pkss but
ter u Coleman; 30 do Capt Clark.
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~ The Proprictor- of th!ry-hve d:fere. ne'Sspa-
pers in alone gwen public notice ihaI V.
Palmer heir only authorized IN the cities OF New
YorA, Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore. For names Of
psrrs see Tribune of 18th inst The papers in D-s-
ware snd many others other States have given similar
,o,,r,. i,I
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" Rare Chance.-For sale. printing Office in one
the Joining Counties This offers The purchaser
chAnc- rarely 10 Ice met with The situation Pleasau:
and within aiew hours SAL of the city Of New-iork pa
per published week and has good circulation
and viii pay Yell There establishment fret
Job type Farther part culars can be had on
application 10 r NJ. Sirebeigh Tribune Once
=
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rur SIcTLIAu. rESPERS.

OR. THE WHITE CROSS OF 81. LUkE'S An His
W orica Romance by Deunis HinnrEaa, author OF The
Artisan OF Lyons.
This one of the best works from lh- popular author
Bur small edition has been printed and those who
should call soon Several thousand copies OF The Artisan
OF LYONS have sold ard there : s great demand
for The Sors The Sirian Vesrer- j. iu OF exciting
scenes and incidents, which drg,'n with master spirit
Those who haze read Hanaesan- productions pronounce
,heIn equal TO Sues Price orlv shli.irc.
Argument OF WIN. Il. seward 10 Defence ri VILLAIN Free
man 90 his Trial for Murder. Price 10. cents.
Tie Texan Ranger; or. The Maid OF Mlamoros. Price
- cents.
Fliher Darcy by .hs author OF Two Old Mem Tales.
Price p cents.
Ethan Allen or The King. iien BY Melville. Pdee .
cents.
Lane,on Parsoaace,a Tale, hy the author Of Amy Her
bert. Gertrude. &. Price ~ e.,
Agents and boossee. generally vii find i 90 their I'd
vunaee TO csl, they VIII Dee supplied The mos rea-
.ogsbIe terms W. II. GRAHAM
Tr5ltyr.. pt.,tro.- %t.-4,
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DANIEL ADEE. 1o7 TULTON-sT

DANIEL ADEE. 107 FULTON-ST
TJAS JUST n SLi>HED ne second Eilaor q
Tn, Treasury u: fiiSo-y. comprising general
toircturv outline %: usgrsa history, Ancient All Mod
On and series OF separate H..ors OF every prnc;pa
,,-, -h4r = N--- t5er-J-s. progress. and present
ron < S- Dy Samuel Iaunaer s1-Aot O. ne Treasury
~ Know Biographical Treasury, Liierlrv and
The Esorv Of lIaerca eii;et by John Imam. Il forms
, NJ Id, p,-st works ever I--1e1 from -ac pres
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u Tooth Acht cured IN one minute, bY iIe 10
OF the Glove Anodynr. This j. excellent article. aud
VIII the violent tooth acle pain in The gum
In minute. The Glove Auoiyne ! not unpleasant 20
h, taste injurious 10 the teeth. and VIII permanently
cure any tooth uch it II applied Price p cts.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail ty HrSRY JONI
SON Druggist and Chemist, the Granite BGlidG4 375
Broadly Az Chamhrrssl. sod also at 100 FuitonsI.
and = East Broadway. - lmeodis
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Gcncral \ Offices.
NEW INVENTED WIGS.
Nan, Ipx.,,I.I kNiu.

N wv Nv ' z " z y " To
~" BatcbcIOr's New Invented Wigs and Sca'ps
are pronounced by NIL wbu have ana worn them, most
perfect and natural heads OF hair WIZ invited
10 inspect them: thew Will nj perceive a what ha-
Oug been them source of intolgrahe discomfort
will hPucciorih be- real luxury. " NJ BATCHtLOE,
inventor and only manufacturer Wa-st near Brpai-
way removed from l65 Broadway au2 ir'sods-
~ Hears Oil. highly pcrfnmcd for the Hair.
Chs Oh Is chemically prepared from The seuulue heHrs
grease, ana highly seemed Tor The hair Noing Will
sooner stop from falling on restore IL IN bald places,
Than Ibis preparation. II adds life 10 the roots of the
lair and gives II unequaird C.O>-uess aud luxurious
ness beyond any other II be restored IN
bald places. he Bears Oh VIII effect 1t; and OF IT, value
in stopping the hair from decay single bottle will be a
certain lest.
Sold wholesale and retail by Henry IoHNsoN, Druggist
and Chemist, the Granite Building 25 Broadway corner
Chanhcrs sold also AZ loo tuiion-sL aud " th> Broad
,yuy Iur-c bottles ~ cts small - - lmeoGis
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EP- Knox l2S FultoIi-s,. Sun Buildngsl deem'ny Il
unnecessary 10 enter into particulars respecting his Fall
Fashions for 1916 would simply STATE that his new style
will excel n beauty hghness, taste and color any thlng
ever offered 10 The La, wearing public Of NewYork His
prices are As low as his hats 81 hrs
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MIR. FRASQEISET, Historical and Portrait Paint
-Nle!, leave 70 INFORM me pubic, and particularly
yOuI men engaged n the mechanical 8r-, .gch design
ing and ergtsyefs n metal aud wood, silver
sf,.- -sg-ier and a. gtJ-e taste IEcines them 5u
sre.- which requires know edg- Vi te ART OF drlg,
either land-caDe ornamental AID ZtTe, That me 5I
of September he ~! commence course II instruction n
liz arr 10 given three evening" each week from G
10 a. O'clock No = Nercsrt Nr. z ~. undertake.
the direction Of yOuu gentlemen DESTROYS Of joining tie
Academy and Will prepare them oy course III .-s.ous
For particulars apply the french snd g..h CONNER
cial School, 3 Mercer. - 2,vro-i-
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Excursions.

. :ssas ' e he hsl Sea5sr. nd
citizens OF this city to take their families where they cannot
only enjoy pleasure bur improve their health, the pro-
prrtor h.s placed extra boat de Ferry all OF which
will run IL follows TIL further notice
S9 Ss:;t 70 S %s:.if s"'s$ 1;fs;
And the steamboat IoLAs Capt r Yates. will leave
Pi.c-s L L ~ o'clock \ NJ y +. VI md Whitehall.
landing at the New Dock nj the Greenwood Cemetery and
And ih, steamboat DUNCAN c. PElL. Cnp,ain D. 5.
Tobias. will direct from Whitehall Concy Island.
touching Fon Hamilton only her last tip up. leaving
Whitehall Il II \. NJ , ami y 7. NJ aud Coucy Island
- THOMAS BElLBY. Proprietor
STw TIE MOST DELIGHTFUL Of all
- -. EEcur.lGg--. sa pst,.- the Hudson
Eyinn Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
OF thc place, VIII prove the most easily accomplished and
attractive ~ all rural excursions that be- made from the
cv.
The grounds present chnrrnng aspect. the trees
beng in enr and the soil covered with n rich turf.
The walks nrc IN excellent order having been consider
ably errbellished the prescnl Spring
On every pleasant afternoon there will be in Attendance
the Colonnndc. Elysan Fields, excellent Band of
Music. which will perform selections from the fiyore
Operas. popular airs, marches. walt2eS, &c.
The Ferry Bonts from sarclay, Cana and Christopher
ss are completely cited up with Awnings aud Scats
Night Goats run from iioboken to BareAy:st until II
o'clock Fcrriace 6. cents. - lm-ua'
-xf=n sENCt RsI0Nsio NE F,.hng Bnnk--
- rhe Steamboat North AMERICA Capt
H. Il. hlg.-, VIII maze tNCtr-lO0- 10 TIE
Fishing Banks Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Frduy September sl, 7t loI and I'm, cav
The foo ot ~ rri-,-, NJ quarter past 9, ~ VI Canal
ha-rn-f Hammond NJ quarter before O. Delaney IL.
r. n,g Market-st at quarter past and Pier No N RI
a hul'-past
Dinner will be provided board lines ard bait
small charge. Fare 80 ci- for each excursion. ss4i
r.ED aC0NEY ISLAND ami Fors Hamilton
ESs.-I Ferry.-rhc Steamer tOLAS. Capt Rich.
ard Yates will. on and after this date,
regularly to Coney Island a. DEMONSTRATING
NJ o.clocS. A ~ 7oclock, A. NJ i oeiocS, P H.
81 z. II. u NJ. 6
P. NJ
Landing AZ Fort Hamilton each way. FHre II. cents.
~ b. All persons forbid trusting any account
Of the boat or owners
Nev-York. Sept ~. 1916. - lsf
xT~ ACONEY ISLAND and Greenwood
Sss-ssf.--l Landing at the Greenwood Cemetery
Dock, each way. Fare l2t each way.
The steamboat PROPRIETOR. Capt II. Malan, win on
and after Monday the 2jth commence running regularly
to Coney Island and Fort Hamilton touching at the
Dock at Greenwood, giving passengers opportunity Of
viewing Greenwood Cemetery where they can spend an
hour pleasant promenade ring early hour
Leaving a. follows: Canal-s,-gt A. NJ and l.! M White
hall 10 \. VI and p. NJ: Coney Island ~ A. ~ and
7. ~ touching at GUwHuu, each way.
auli us I. BE1LBY Proprietor.
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rsrABLIsHED PRICES AT


GuSNEvs Rlr AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
ISL ktsl0nSt. SUN Budding
rF- Curucy has the pleasure OF informing gentlemen
otss,- aud fashion well as those who make preen
s,ous save 10 simple elegance plain simplicity, that the
nva.abc amuiable price OF his Fist Qualify Black FUR
Hats is az
First Quality SILK kat w
Second Qualify do.
These prices hay. firmly established snd be
implicitly relied the exquisite 1T and ansh OF the
cies 10 which they Spperistn Mr. G. believes he
without presumption thar his Hats safely challenge
comparison with oser Hats II, prices salI nis
" Fall Fashion for Hats-A, Gcnin's, "a Broad
WAY opposte 81 Paurs-Haviug devoted unusual atei-
too in producing this style The attention OF gentleman Is
Invited 10 ii. -
The li.h,ness grace and huoyHHi eject OF these Hats
cannot described they must be seen TO be appreciated
Ceuin receives monthly the style OF hats from fars ard
instantly adopts every thing thai Is valuable IN the new
patterns and TINS his customers share e dement's o' e
;ud eneni and taste of all Paris, united with his own
LIST quality Nurs hat 81 30 quality Mole>kin %
I'd do do 5o2d do DO -, 90
ParS naae nas' So @ ,h sud Children
au2; ist!