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,oHoIoE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS AND

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS AND
Groceries q. Wholesale au Retail.
E'RESH YOUNG HYSON Of The FIRST qaailty ct 7s-very
good DO at IA and 6syery superior Oolocg n: 5s.-
1sdo 4s-good Sonchong Cd aYa5s-sew md Wool
sey's best crushed and loaf sYelow S. 81. and g.
Good New Orleans S. Sd and "a. lbs bt quality Wintsr
sperm oil 81 gs Superior sperm candles : Java
coffee OF the 4Yor Is. Also foreign and domestic
fruits &C. Families boarding hge- aud hotel keepers
invited 10 call sn examine the above before purchasing
All goods packed ard all parts OF the city free Of
charge. by ] o. FOWLER, wh1essle ami
retail grocar aad dealer, $50 Green wich-st cor.
m12 wis Murray, and 8 Green yIch - COS. NeGtry
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SWIMMING BATH for gale; 81 By 81 feet. For far
- ih-r p.ricnlars spcly 10 GRAY,
nil sas- Brooklyn Bsths, Fulton Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-18

SPRING GoGDs.-Wrn 7. Jennings Co Diapers
= and Tsilors Importers OF Cloths Cassere- feslnsi
Fancy Dress Articles % Broadway opposite tue toun
tain offer inspection large assortment OF sessonsole
goods comprising Cloths FOR Dress and Frock Goats Cas-
.ir1erss for PaGtaoons various nav styles; ok SAM
Iarsees Cals and -ca Nestcsss &c waicn VIII be
ad p 10 order through the aid OF as efficient corps OF
cutters tefould IL the country al our usua u.ocsrse
prizes. :, 1880.
continue Inducements 20 those VINO eppTccae d.
combining and elegance In addition to Inc usual ts-
s1rsnr of goods kept by the trade, We have always on
h.nd Fancy Dfsss rcl-s tn variety consisting OF
aris Cragst. Hsndserchi-fs Gloves. SIsperders DO
-ry Lins1 sgd Muslin Shirts. Coiiars. &c nlj isif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-18

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF. NETWORK
MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
THE sun. TIVE MOON / FTTr sR.
Aisc:..6 % Sets :. Morn :. - Ev.. %
LATEST DATES
London --.------,. Feb. ! Havre - Feb
liverpool ---.--.-. Feb New. Orleans March
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ND. To LET-The modern built ,hreettery brick
~ Iouse No l2S FourthsL ts Slxhagenue, from
A lie drs, OF Msy next Il finished In lhs oe'. man;
mar ta marble msnielE throughout plate glass plated
nrntmre Lc Said house built for ine occupancy OF
former owner and Is hrs rats house. Bent VIII bs mod
esis 70 COED TENANT and lease for Two or hree yesra
viii be giysn requ!red. Apply TO P. CLENDENES, No.
Isl EldTidgest or TO SAMUEL GRAYDON, No. s. Pine
MI 2RiAa
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Markets..

Markets. Carefully reported for The 7h1b'r'
TUESDAY March IL
.suesWe note sales 90 100 brs Pots a, sfTs4 06,
a. mall lot Of Pearls at 81 373.
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DItNT AND KOARn-A gentleman HAVING pur-
"A chased good three story house in Beecker.sreci
small se;eel family TO board his family in the Winter him
self ard man serv,nt the Summer his Office in the house
Adress Dr. S S Upper p o. There must be no other board
q In the house. mia 4isN
fGNIYO OR THREE single gentlemen can he accom-
moda,ei with board and rooms nj 10 Chembers.st I'd
door NJ Sroa1vev. 3-Li.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-18

SaSa1akDsh Brcakfsst on Board Sageswiu be In read
convey passengers to lhoir destinston. The Gale
tne.s lee nos. SORTa AMERICA, Capt r h Furey,
ws The Pier between Cortland ana Liberty
~ =. 80 1000 morning March 18th, al 8 O'Clock.
- An packages and parcels viii be landed a. any oft1o
E,.T ,batnrs provided hsy paid fos st the Agenls
oAscs and entered on tho freight naL
For passage or freight apply on board, or to
mia ?. C, SCHULTZ, n TIE once 90 she wharf
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q FOX SALE-AA 'vUnood.J on Long Island, about p
aIe. from s aeisys Railroad DspoI mos. 10; %
the buildings have Seo 70 su purchasers Price mod
rate and terms fasT9sTrEsB1kY LINCOLN, u wans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-18
6ituatirns, &r. nanten.

5Y1ANTED-a situation By 4 Young Woman with bes,
w OF CITY references plain cooks also good wes
>. and roner No objections doing general homework
In A small family. Apply ats; Third-av mia r.
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RoGrGilto.

TeOARDERS.-- or 8 Young Gentlemen (pous pre-
II erred can be accommodated with Rooms and per!a!
Board from May with lone Lady in VacksL near
ST Johns Park Rooms may be selected his week Ap-
ply al 56ii Broadway. q r SAe NDEKs:
NNTANTED-Rooms (uuiurnishedl ind gcnieel Board
Nv for gentleman and lady with children, In FAINT
ly where Fretch is principally spoken. Address o. r
Al This ofice milo 5is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-26
MONEY MARKET.


The transactions in the stock market very limit
ed to-day and prices remain without any material alter
ton. Morris Canal went up =, and Harlem went down
=. Norwich Worcester and Long Island and Reading
left of at yesterdays prices
At the second board there small sales Of several
Of the fancies at prices in the morning There
continues to be loud complaints among the bulls in Wall
street in consequence Of the determined absence oil out
side operators The brokers cannot move any OF the
fancies than two cent either way ana 30
long there other spectators in the street. prices
must continue very unsettled and the market very lever
sh There appears to be money enough and II Is easily
obtained good collateral, at low rate oil interest
but the outsiders are very mid and appear little dis
posed the dangers perils of Wall street
We have been shown letter from an individual close
ly connected and intimately acquainted with the affairs
of the Sa.b Ban<of Illinois, in which he says that il the
business of the bank Is well managed and the assets
prudently disposed Of the stock will be worth fifty per
cent within the next two years The lands belonging
the bank which very much deprecated when the
bank put into liquidation, rising very rapid
ly and, in many instances, will reach three and four
hundred per above their appraised value at the time
Of the failure of the bank He also says that he
a large holder Of the stock he would be unwilling 10
dispose Of it much below fifty cents to the dollar
The following table exhibits the quantity and amount
in value of domestic produce and value Of foreign
chandise exported from the port Of Baltimore foreign
ports, for the second quarter Of the year ending June
3Oth, 1886 =
CoMMERcE OF BALTIMoRE-ExrESr DESTINATION. AND
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Died.
resterday morning. JAMES ROACH in the a6th year of

Died.
Yesterday morning. JAMES ROACH, in the 36th year of
his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those OF his bro
theirs Mathew, Edward and Robert and his brothersin
law, John Mead and Thomas Thurston, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral tom Sunday at half
past from his late residence, 206 Elizabeth street
on Friday morning, 25th inst JOHN H. HIrrEn, in the
nth year Of his age.
His friends and relatives respectfully invrd to at
tend MS funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his late
residence, No. "a Ma rion street.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. ELIZABETH MoRRIs, rect Of
the late William r. Morris.
Her friends and those of her son. John Ahern are re-
specuy invited to attend her funeral this Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, from the residence of her son
No. 2l6 Church street. " '' ''"'
n On Friday tho a5th inst of consumption VIM JANE.
His friends and acquaintance are respecfulv ;nvad
to attend his funeral from his late residence on he wal
lsboHt road. foot of Clinton avenue Brookivn or Srn
day, the a,ih inst, at o'clock, p M.
90 Baltimore papers please COPY
On the 22d inst, at Philadelpha. DoRoruv Io,-
in the ssth year OF her age. on'sroS'
In Salisbury, Capt ISABEL LAspor aRed "a
In Middleton, on Monday last, Mrs BEScI nr,,x 49,
81 Her husband, Mr. Jonathan Berry died sx dsvs
unbroken affection, and with the respect Of ali wbo
knew them. "'"
In Fenner, Madison Co, on the 10th inst Mr. Ir,.,r.
srsssARp in the s9th year Of his age.
fenner on the 2st inst at the residence his son
Daison Haskell, Mr.. SIMEON HAsKELL, Revolutionary
soldier aged So years
At Rochester, on the oath inst. Gen VINCENT Mar:
rHEws Tor nifty six years a member of the bar
suddenly, at his residence Dumfries Prince
william county, Virginia on the l4th inst, WILLIAM A.
native of Quantities., which he breathed his last
was prepared Tor his useful and active life at
College, in this district He entered the NAVY when
quite young was twice prisoner during the late war
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with Great Britain, and was wounded in the action be-
tween the shannon and the Chesapeake when the latter
vessel was captured Aer the war; he continued seve
raj years in the service where. among other evidences
of his merit he was appointed flag lieutenant 10 the
SQUADRON the Mediterranean under the command of
Commodore Stewart After he left the Navy much Of
his life devoted to agricultural pursuits though he
was occasionally called from them for other pursuits In
1892 he selected by Mr. Livingston edit the diplo
matte correspondence Of the United States from the
treaty OF peace in 1888 to the Of the pre-
sent government under the federal constitution, in
1883; aud in 1870, he appointed by Mr. Forsyth
perintendent Of the sixth census For the manner in
which he executed these trusts he received from Mr.
Livingston and Mr. Forsyth the fullest appreciation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-26

C,IGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing, VIII
- resume his lessons assua at his Music toom ~ Leo
To THE Amateurs THE AccoRDIoN he would re-
his Album just published containing delightful
collection Of the popular operate melodies and avorte
pieces. =,
This production much needed to show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument,
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
Signor L. NJ. accompanies his pupils on the Piano and
(3uitar au30 lmsm
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TElE q r APHIC.
Anairs at the North West.

BUFFALO, Friday evening, Sept %.
destructive fire occurred at Cleveland, Ohio,
on the 2Sd instant, in the evening The Canal
Collectors office, and the range stores extending
along Mervin street to the Merchants Hotel. were
destroyed. The roof and furniture of the hotel
were damaged.
A deck hand on board the steamer Louisiana
was killed by part of the machinery, while the
boat was passing Saginaw Bay, in Lake Huron.
Our market is bare ofgood wheat. Sales of 1000
bushels Of Ohio and Michigan wheat were made
at ~ TO 81 cents per bushel. Novariation in flour
or corn. Ohio butter is selling at 9 to 10 cents per
lb.; Western New York, II to l2a cents. Cheese
81 TO 81 cts. per Id.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-26

PHILApELrHIA Sept ., 1915
As anticipated lhe counsel for the prosecution IN the
rape case mentioned in my last abandoned the cause on
the opening Of the Court in the afternoon the
being insufficient to convict
The Coroner yesterday held an inque" on the noay
Of an unknown man, found drowned in the scnuyi.i'
below the dam piece Of paper found in his pocket
induced the belief that his name was Andreas A.se'
It is supposed that he committed SUICIDE ny Ju'p'
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The shipments Of tobacco have fallen of very much
the past quarter compared with the corresponding quar-
ter in ls45 both in quantity and value. The oxpota
ton Of -four has been this year nearly double that
last and the aggregate value of all the shipments for the
second quarter of 1916 exceeds that for the correspond
ing quarter in either of the previous two years This in
the face of the very low prices which have this
ruled for all staple agricultural products is very
extraordinary fact showing that the quantity shipped
must have been comparatively very large.
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MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON

NO.5BARCAY STREET three doors below the Anne
IN Hotel,l New York. The Subscriber would re-
spectuy inform his friends and this public in general that
he has four good Billiard Tables be found IN the
CITY, all kept complete order As these tables are IN sepa
apartments the proprietor thinks will be more select
gentlemen visiting his house, private par
ties Each gentleman visiting the above WI
furnished with private and apron Tor ms especial
USE the best attendance in the city ANY gentlemen
wishing the billiard room esciuye 70 ~ E, tne
Also Bowling Alleys, which are always kePt IN hrst
rate order with the best Of attendance.
Lunch every day IL o'clock Wednesdays ana sundays
Fish or Clam Chowder,
bury Chinkaoras Mill Pond, Cold Spring and Massachu-
Bay. Gentlemen calling for the above oysters can al
ways then the shortest notices they can DEPEND on
having the above His Bar is well stocked with
choicest Wines and Liquors and segars othe best quail
NJ Gentlemen will please communicate at the Bar,
'A' "'s'''' " '"'' " "" FRANCIS MONTENEGRO,
No.5 Barclay street
10 Private entrance at the Hall door. au2e I'm
DKIVATE DANCING AND WALT/ING ACADE
MY, No 20 Mercer street, the second thrce story pud-
Mr. j. H. Soaring has the pleasure Of informing his friends
and the that he will reopen his sch oil Tor the season
on Saturday, October 10, at his residence as above
DAYS of tuition Wednesdays and Saturdays at half
three o'clock, for young ladies and masters
Tuesday Friday evenings o'clock for gentlemen.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing private lessons can com
Immediately
Mr. a will teach all the and various styles Of dane
and watzng including Pokas Mzoukas and the graceful
Redowa, as Taught by Mons Ceilarius
Private sorees for pupils thu parents guardians,
class exclusively for waltzing will be held Saturday
evenings commend ing November s26 lt"rc
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OPINION AND experience of the editor of the Rich
~ =, m non New, and Sta, Dec; 1915;

WlsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is con.
stanly advertised IL our columas We feel bound to
that but Little faith specifics and
much less in cure-as But familiar of this medi-
cine for during which the editor
who writes this has intervals su red with
and he writing not so much e, the bene, Of the
for that Of those who afflicted that dis
takes pleasure that has invariably
beneficial to him. and in whe has been used
promp ly at the first indie alton Of ack with aud
prompt relief From having also observed tried Others
he OF opinion that is worthy of the confidence of the
public.
None genuine, unless ,gned BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by A. B. x d. SANDS Agents for New York
sty also by druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canada s26 ltd& w
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On the oath inst by the Rev. Mr. Ferris Mr. CHARLIE,
r. DoDwohrH, to Miss SARAH MAJoR, all Of this city
At Hudson N. Y, on the Gath inst, in Christ Church.
by the Rev. Mr.. Tute, LEVI RowLEY, counsellor at.
law, to Miss MARY +. JENKINS, all of Hudson.
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DANCING

MI r. SARA Geo, dam cling master, and Miss ANOEtlNh,
lvl first teacher the Parisan Dancing
my Of Mr. CeIarius twhere her eytlaordnsry
and OF teaching have procured nea
Ieputat for her aud plendorno only smons
Distinguished families OF that g repeetabe Ame,
lean and English lade. and genemea VINO S psneins
Academy ut No so Canal street coInst ~ g.oonrba.'
whore all the most Fashionable q1,lans Wairyss NC
taught. ,:.....,,,. ..c.;yed in this Aea-
dem where any body may be sure never 70 meet pay WIN
good society and where order ard decency WI" pe away
strictly observed. = - -
VIJHEAT-io,ooo bushels, ILLINOIS Whes, ,fef sale ~
s.,s, e Ssus street
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

. "a Leonard street, West of Broddody.
M,LLE PAULINE DESJARDINS, OF the Academic
l Koye Paris, respectfully Informs the public that her
Glasses for ashonabe Dancing have commenced Besides
all the usual Dances fought will be the new waltz Mzurks
Mazurka Quadriie, Polkas, rtvarious) Waltz enq
temps composed for Mile Certo by Mons Perrot and the
and graceful waltz Redows Schools and Families at
tended Terms and hours made known on application
ga imsrh
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MIR. FoRREsT, FOR ONE NIGHT MORE
P sa% ,.s y ssSR Mel
tamors Mr. Forrest Kau,hne Andsr.oa oish spHs s,,
NsS S A'Ss Mrs aS Se GHd M.. Denny
To cOaeiade with PErTICoAT CONFERENCE.-THE.
tic Mr. Bass Clover, Fisher; Mrs Carney. Mrs Vernon
meaee at haEpast7 o'clock Boxes 81 PIT 80 Gal
iery ~ cents
BEAhEIT or Mr.: NE.qFIE:
be he comedy ' oiTk sSS
EsI Ss SS ys%E:s 'ardO H'dw'y
6oTSEE RsSIE ~ nS SoG.o1 Dull
T Mr. Ss %a s SUEhE sd.o mE
Doors at o'clock, curtain Will rise al hall pait -
Dress Circle 50 cents, Upper Boxes % esu's; Hssnd Gale
MITCHELL's OLYMPlC THEATkE,,on saturday
~ II @ be n.s%ooS h es
Tom Polish, Mr. Holland; Lney, Miss Roberts; 800
WHICH The Airy eIITsysgsH1a Of The BEE AND
. AiieS When TASiS9 A. 'TAkTAR- Maaourti, MI
JohS Dowasy, Mr. Holland: susan, Mis- Clarke sm,..
Dress circle 80 cents upper boxes 20 cents; pit one shng
Doors open 4 oeoch curtain rises half
TRrE h, F RI
Song b.. Mr. Holman. Fayorte Dance, Mr. Goodwin;
n s bss s Si rang. s'S Of
CHINESE HI FIRE ss'9 wo tsSs lA
The amusement 20 commence al quarter 10 precisely
Admtnce % cents
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
PRs Theatre ha: been thoroughly in the
mos, STYLE and is now the most beautiful Theatre
SATURDAY, Sept. &c. 1876.
The Life and Death of
KING RICHARD THE THIRD,
From the original text Of Shakespeare for the first time IN
America. Fifteen new scenes from authorities
painted by Aessrs Helge and Glessing.
Two Hundred New Dresses,
Costly Armors Magnificent Embazonments, weapons and
other appointments. In-de expressly for this piece,
Duke of Gloucester Mr. Wsllack; Clarence, Mr. Marsh
Hastings Mr. Howard; Buckingham Mr. Arnold; Richmond
KING Edward Mr. Henkins Mu,deres, Messn Burton and
Mrs Lewis Lady Anne Miss Chapman Duchess OF York.
Or No other piece on the evening.
WALNUT STREET THEATKE, PphlLA1ELrAlA
a. MARSHALL, Lessee, W X. BLAKE Manager
p''sg SFt IA 5a ESESNa SEPT M g. sd.
viii be performed the celebgsted tragedy Of
...........'...MEI Mrs C Chas ksan
Af.er which the new Comedy Of
THE FOLLIEs OF A NIGHT.
DR. Dmgsendraft MIR w IL Blake; Count de Brissac, MIR
Boswell; Pierre Palot, Nj Chapmsn: Officers, Messrs
Stevens x Oliver; Servant Mr. Warden
Mademoisec Duvai, MIR. Croker; Masanersders &C.
The public respectfully informed that the
Mr. Wallace having arrived from England is engaged for
limited period and will appear Monday evening next, IN
two of his most favorite characters.
NEW HOWARD ATHEN4EUM, BOSTON
HE.Company Orchestra aud all persons engaged at this
L Establishment requested TO meet IN the Green
Room, Wednesday II clock, A. M, 30th Sept.
inst the opening of the Institution TO the pub
BY order Of the Lessess, w. H. CHlPpENDALE.
SEC tier Acting Manager.
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HOWES& CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.

HOWES& CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrvaed corps Of Eguestrans will perform al
Lyons the 18th September ins az Auburn the i3th
18th and h during the Agricultural Far at Syracuse
the 18th 9h Rome the 2lst at Uuca the 2Sd
and 2d Herkmer the 9th; Little Falls on the 2oth
Fort Plains the 2eh Cooperstown the 18th; at
Cherry Valley the 2sh Coolies Kill the 30th and
Schenectady on the first day of October next
This is the Largest Establishment organized in the
United States $50 Men and Horses, requiring 70
Carriages convey the performers wardrobes musicans
sc. The company has attached to it Eight Female e9ues
trans amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Aae, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE.
whose style of Equestrian Feat peculiarly her own
being chaste and casc her and address
ence render this gifted and arste the lead
ing feature of the in this Tie Propetors
refer the public the brilliant description given IN the re-
spectye of the extraordinary and daring feau
performed b. this distinguished artiste. -
Equestriaa Director, Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, MI
NIXON, and the unapproachablc Clown, DAN RICE. -.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal HI
der the Napoleon of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eats on
Horseback extraofdinary witnessed se
nile Of Horsemsnship by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
cses by the whole Company led by the great Earopsan
Tamber, Mr.. MACARTE. Wonderful teats by M
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS Bk4IHEMMs'
Sweet Chsroteer of Phebus Posturing and Gym
biological and brilliant Act OF Fancies Of Proteus MI
&. Howes in Slack Rope kvoiuons Mr.. Geo. Sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF Others
The whole comprising the leading, most talented, and
classic performers in the world - ~ 20.
sI3rc HOWES Il co - New York Mammoth Circus.
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AUCTION NOTICES.


A UCTION NOTICE--This Day tale Of Household Eur
"A niture great vaIjety-Co gpnsng Brussels Carpets
Feather Beds Mattresses mahogany breakfast aud dining
Tables centre and pier do French Bedeads Washsands
Looking Glasses second hand Chairs, and
variety of articles too numerous TO mention.
Parties having purchased at the last sale are
Il ed '0f inc" JACOB BREASTED AaetOassf en-
SIC tsr
pTIhTWItsAsYF AP PsFs,yRy CARDS
- GUNS, Sc-Tuttle Ducluzeau will sell this Day. at
o'clock their Sales Room No So William street. near
Madeu lane $50 lots of BIRMINGHAM and Shehe Hardware
French and American Goods. &c without
Also cask Frosts" Table Cutlery, in lots TO suit.
Also, 100 double barrel Guns, Damascus wire Twist ard
patent preech percussion locks, &c. .
Scissors, Shears, Caryers, &c.
aAso Brushessn OF Horse Paint Shoe and Hair
brushes OF superior quality.
25itsuc
A. BUTTERFlELD, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, No SO atherine street,
- general assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting oil every
thing the line such loh Cassimeres Vestings CALI
Deaines, Musns, shirtngs everything IN The line
of general Dry Goods Store sale positive rain or shine
VIM. w. SHIRLEY, Aucuoneer
by HE, WlLLARD-stoek Of Lamp dealer, Furnltsre,
Sc This Day SEPT &C. 10 o'clock a. the a'efoom S? 9j
lamps "a hall lanterns so oil and solar lamps, wick
&c rich girandoes l,0 f,ney imported work shaw and
other mahogany boxes watch britannia coffee am
pots china, &cAlso mahogany sofas chairs, tables Of
fee desks, aud other goods. Sale positive for cash.
s26 hsr
IMPOKTED PAINTINGS, AT AUCTION
LEVY, will sell Saturday Evening att o'clock, at
"A No 1913 Broadway entire inyoiee of Oh Paintings,
received from Europe and which have not been seen be-
lore IN this cout try. sale positive SO zt-rrc
WIN. A. BEECHER, store 46 Cedar street., up stairs
w Dry Goods by catalogue, Tor cash Regular sales ON
Particular attention given asgnee sale OF stock goods
au26 lmsr
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THE INVISIBLE WIG

GO closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepc.
~ and connosseurs have pronounced the most perfect
aud extraordinary invention of the day. The advantage
of this novel and unique Wig, its being made without
sewing weaving which its closely
resemble the natural hair both in ghness and natural
defy detection being beautiful
porous and Free that all of perspiraton evapo
psded, and the evils of other wigs avoid
ed The sceptic and alike invited inspect
this novel and beautiful Wig and peculiar metaod Of fit
ting "a. T.. BARRY lac Broad
way corner OF Liberty street, up stars. SIT imsmc