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Markets. .. Carefully reported for Tie Tribune
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AsHEs-wc hear Of but little doing. and the prices
are before-s3 G2, for Pots. 81 - for Pearls Elk
port from lst to sth September Pots l-6 bos Pearls
lJJ bbs.
BEESWAX-Wc notice sales OF 1000 II prime yell
low, az q CTS. cash.
FLOUR AND MEAf.-The market is firm, with still,
gh, receipts and the tendency of prices is pward
The saics to-day about 5000 bbs Tor export part
out OF store So J0I J6t, wichis an improvement.
The home demand is moderate. There were saics of
1000 bb fancy Ohio at 81 62 al 15 Southern IS held
firmly 50 below which lao fair parcels can be had.
Meal is finn at g Export from lst to sth Sept Wheat
Flour .sjs bbls
GRATY-There is good demand for Wheat and con.
siderable activity. Holders very firm, and prices
improving. The sales are 10000 bushels White West
ern at 81 1000 do White Genesee at o.; 3f00 do
White Western 90 nearly all for export and 1900
do Red Illinois so and 1000 do Southern al II cts Tor
milling Corn il still advancing and 5000 bushels West
sold at 90 cts VT which is better For Rye the mar.
kct is quiet Sales 5000 bushels at 69 cts in the slip and
30 delivered for distlllng. sale Of 1000 bushels old
Barley was made Mt 40 cts. Oats are doing little bet
ter Sales 5000 10 10000 bushels at 29i 3OI cts for
Northern Export from lst 10 eth Sept'r: Corn 1860
bush Wheat Jos bush. Rye 9,l19 bush
PROVISIONS--The demand for Pork is not very &c
tive. md prices without change. Prime is worth
81 0GG5 l2t, and Mess G2t. The sales abou, 500
bbls Mess on private and 200 300 bbs Prime
For Beet the inquiry is better and sale of 1000 bbis
Navy Mess, Vermont. made supposed for export,
81 90 In other Provisions there is not much doing
Export from l-t to sth September Beet s99 IDS Pork
lGi4 bbls.; Lard 3.7g6 kegs.
CoFFEE-The market is firm. The transactions by
private include sO0G 1900 bags Brazil, part received
coastwse, ut 6!d7t cts $50 Lasuayra l;4s 200 Java
81; Us Sumatra, =, d mos. and 400 st Domingo, Ca
g cash By auction 4l32 bags Brazil sold al g TIC
average nearly so 60, 4 mos
COTTON--Nothing OF moment has been done in this
article to-day Holders continue firm and show de-
sire to sell at any reduction price Shippers en-
rely out of the market and freight consequently very
dull.
Export Of Cotton from e Ports Of The u"ed States, eonr'
81 epi
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MARIN E JOU r n a
PORT OF NETWORK.
Eye SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Ship Isabella Briggs from Liverpool July 9th, mdse
aud passengers 10 Brown Brothers & Co The is at
anchor in the Lower Bay.
Brig Wasson Burns 90 ds I'm Oporo, wine &c 10 John
Osborn July 2ith. lat 80 81 Ion - 80 spoke bark Nau-
titus of and Boston Gibraltar 10 de we
passed under her stern the captain kindly threw some
newspapers board Angus; lst. eXchd coors with n
large round stern American ship with white streak and
painted ports supposed be the Tmoleon OF Boston
in lat 40 o. Ion 30 20 w I'd in lat 70 40 Ion SO 80 spoke
and boarded brig Rowland OF ThomastOn 10 days from
Palermo bound to NewYork got barrel OF bread OF
her e0th Boston Light bearing W, distance 100 miles
spoke race Independence bound 10 the Pacific OF
fcers and crew all well. Il hours out got some pro-
vision from her we being almost out OF every thing.
Brig Neuvitas (of New Haven) Baker, 90 de I'm Bo
nar salt bound TO Ncw-Hayen. Left bark New-W orld
for Boston next day.
Brig (Br) Wandcrer Coalfeet 10 ds i'm Windsor Ne
plaster, to Thos Winniett.
master.
Brig Ellen aud Clara Smith ds i'm Boston plaster
for Albany
schr (lir) Sterling Holmes. 1t ds I'm Windsor, NJ
plaster TO Thos Wjmie;t-
Schr Leandcr. Spencer. ds i'm Boston mdsc master
Schr Friend Lowell 3 DIS TN Boston, mdse to Atkins
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JACOB s PLATT, Aucuonecr
n tRCE AND PEREMppURY SALE of New

n y L ~
IL Cabinet Furniture, Upholstery, Rugs &c Sc this
day Thursday Sept. TO- 10 O'Clock. ~ 3. The Sale Will
be postponed account of the weather. The sale
sists Of elegant Rosewood Mahogany Black Walnut and
OF the fashionable and durable Cabinet Fur
nilure-in lots 10 accommodate itTilivs well tho
trade and Southern dealers.
Also Is Mahog Sofas various patterns % Mahogany
Bei;eats 80 doz full and French Carved aud Banns-
Back Chairs - BureuuN. Plain and Mdrblerops, with
Dressing Glasses is Centre Tables, various styles, with
Marbe-rops, 20 Rocking Chairs, Hair and Nariegated
Plush Seats pain and carved, Book Cases II Dlynn. 10
do2 lnun and Cojidge Chairs, Mahogany Extension
Tables II Gard Tables, Hall Stands, Work Tables, Tea
Poys Dining aud Tea Tables, Mahogany and Black Wal
Wurtrobe Oak Settees Chairs and Sofa 10 match, do
Tables Carved Maple Chairs Chldren's do, Writing
Tables aud Desks, Swing and other CubJ, Sofa Bed
steGls, &c.
Also, great variety o: Black Walnut work.
Also, large invoice o. pure Cured Hair Ma.rassrs,
Feather Beds Paasscs. BolSers and Pillows all OF the
best wnrraned materials
Also, French Embroidered Table Covers Painted Win
dow Shades Cheniegnd Tuted Rugs,
Also II premium Winda.s Bed t-sd., the choicest ari
cles OF the kind IN this city. Also doz very beautiful
Mahogany Chur5. dog. Black W anut do. Also Black
Walnut Sofa and u Cha.rs match. Also, two par. rich
Sofa TABLES, with Merble-rops Also, few Black
and Gold Canton Nest Tables and Tea PoY-,
Also, an invoice OF rich Black aud Gold Canton Taa
Poys. Nest Tables.
Also, IS pieces Carpeng assorted patterns TO match, in
lots 10 suit purchaser,
Also 20 complete sets, 10 8. light bronze and gilt Gi
randOles, with prisons, &c.
Also, IS Solar Lamps
Also. invoice OF first quality hair mattresses feather
Also, several pairs painted Window Shades, Chenille
Mate, Rugs, Iabe-coverS, &c. &c
Also. 20 pieces Room aud Stair Carpetng In ots 10 suit
purchasers.
" B.-The attention of the city trades families and
strangers Is directed to he above sale. Catalogues now
ready. slO It,
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Books.
TH sTcTLIAN vEsPERs;

or THE WHITE CROSS or ST Ii kE'S: An His
- gor1arce 5y D-anis AanneEan. author OF Tie
- =, - ~ .t best works rom his poplar sa;sor.
il..,l- has been prlr'et AMI those " 40 want
o. - --geraI thou sand copies OF - The Artisan
sHy1-- - 49, 80 and there ! iii great demand
;- ,1 v6r The Scil.a1 Ye<qers ! ialI Of exeiitns
-e-s and -igt- which drawn = IN niaslt sl,fii.
Tlo-s 1- have read HAl1e gins prCl-c-o.> p Oio'ee
49,, eousl 10 sues Price Only ore sai---c2
7s ;-saa OF LYONS or Lo-e's Trefes, al ;tislor1cs
Move h< De---s H2-rcEll. Ari-pr % Sic4--AH ee's'
I.slr ta Csia=ar. 4-.c= = GEMS 80,
Tie ro.-sr o. Londoc RoHia1ce b. ilnsyyoTti W.T..
,.r-gtous one u ns best productions Frlce - C.
r. .-.l--r.sal New Testament coriaiE-ng q! the
t:.s r9sl.s as o,he- pieces nol lcCded II The New
Testament BY is, c5nlFi.--s. PTlcr ' cents
TIE French Cook. mos gSefil 0ooA- Frcs . ciS-
The Horse D1-1- ta hAbi;-. diseases and uAna
OF lie Horses = tie stable md The road Price > ceEtS
Booksellers Agents and others y u be supplied on re
rr1sf -aasonabls ems w. Il. GRAHAM,
ID Tribune Buildings. Nas>al->-
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10y JAMES, VI. allLLER-

y
At o. O'clock at the store OF A Clafn. No ~ Pcarst
Doors SHOES AND BRoGANs-7cCcases Boots, Shoes and
Brogaus fresh and seasonabe goods suitable for city and
country trade.
At lot O'Clock the OF G. Lee Knapp Palen, No.
10 Jacob-sL
SOLE LEArnES.-50OO sides Hemock and Oak Tanned
Sole Leather, with other articles IN the line
\; u O'clock al Vie Merchants Exchange,
VIII be sold under the direction OF Elah ruks, Master
IN Chncery, al those Six Lots ut land III the 18th Ward
l50t aud Sls and It'll aud Sh avenues and known
a map made April 1871, BY D. +. Bridges and D. Even,
March, 1876 and entitled Lots OF Land Hsilem,
and known No 60 10 IS and lis ll5each Lo; being
- feet by 100 deep.
FRIDAY, Sept H. 1916,
~ 10. o'clock n the store OF a Bragg Co HGg Pcarlst
$40 Boots, Shoes and Brogans fresh and
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IT. Piles. Irritation OF the kidnes's. Pain IN The
Back or side Habua Cc-tyepe>s Fuptionr. Sore Eyes
DIR. INGOLDSBi'S PILE sPttIflt has maze raGlIa.
cures in many Of the mentioned plants. can be
proved by personal The specific not pursh-
iiv and il an entirely vegetable remedy without particle
of concvn canboge aloes pleasant TO lake and per
tcciiy harmless in the delicate male or female,
AGENTS Will be appointed IN every Town, County or STATE
where there are none, application 10
IS limos. BEAlS y Co los NASSAU-ST.
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General Notices.
" New-York Weekly Tribune-coH:en;i far

II Newly 0rk Weekly Trfbune-CoHteEtf far
Saturday, September 12.-PoETRY-Keai-, By Mrs. J. W.
Mercur; Ac.-Eu;TogIALs-The Lana Question II New
York. The Anarchy Of i.abor-Polir;ca Carpet Wearing
The Convention; Lawyer Licensing Collisions between
Wing Journals: Must the People despair: University
Tor the People The Courier and Enquirer: The - Of re
Wing Parry The Cabinet; Temptation; &c 1c-PotTI-
cA;.-Wa. Nominations: The New legislature ILLINOIS,
Re Grns from. Vermont. aIaP-tire Illinois Missouri
Arkeusa. Maine 1c-NEws-Laier f-crl Europe. - the
Britannia; From Lake Superior: Nefy Laie ron siE=
Fe: Cho-rr II The = l. Squadron Hardshtp- 81 The Var
From Oregon News from Prair,esi Mormon Troubles;
Peace with Mexico: and careful collections from oT Fog
ezn and Domestic e-.-MIscELLASEous-Leters from
The gacs,soods No Y: FIVE Day=' Proceedings OF the
STATE CoSvESToS fun Report OF Inc las session =
this civ Of American Geologists and Naus Report o.
tie Proceedings OF the Worlds Temperance Convention a.
London Foreign and Domestic Correspondence OF The
Tribune Cstle-Show and FAIR Of The New-Tork STATE
Agricultural Society; City Items, t!or Tie Daily Tr5une
Hydrophobia-A certain Remedy: Honor CERT Smith:
&c Gc--C COMMERCIAL Observation-Disclosures Stocks,
Money Ca,le Market, Corrected Bank-No:e Table &c.
Single cop:e5 pC; up wrappers the Mails car be
Obtained &, the desk-price g cents.
r. TER1is-S2 per yea-. Al subscriptions payable
uaexibly in advance. Address
GREELEY ( McELRATH, Tribune Buildings
cor. Spruce and Nassau - opposite The City Han.
10 Tenth Ward; a meeting Of the Wings o. ;he
Tenth Ward, held q; s. David's Han, WILLIAM POJL
son, ESQ was called 20 The Char, and B. ". BzADFoEo
ESQ appointed secre:ary. The meeting having marked
for Delegates 10 County Convention Inc following we're
declared elected
y q. BRADFORD, p. ". BRADFORD,
j. e. DODGE, 3. DRAKE,
J. FOWLER, Jr.
The Delegates were authorised to I'll any vacancy
from receiving the highest in order the
list. The following resolutions were adopted unani-
mously
Rtsoved That entertaining former occasions,
entire confidence in the integrity wisdom and patriotism
OF the Wings Of State feel fully persuaded that in
their Delegates The approaching Conventon
shall have a guarantee that none but good men
and and honest VIII be presented Tor he
sirace- Of the people and accordingly hesitate not 10
pledge ourselves adFance. give undivided and
jealous support the candidates. whoever the. may ue,
that shall receive the nomination Of The Convention.
Ee7os'Sd Tlst offer Henry Clay TaTEles con-
CALCULATIONS The unahaed enthusiasm Rrdfneudy greet
ings which j. continuing receive from MS elowciti
of all parts of the Union That regard hs preseTt
position the proudest Of sny living statesman and 've
earnestly hope that he MAJ long live receive the graft
ude OF his coun.rymen ard he reward OF uaaccp ing
conscience. WA. FOL LSON- Chairman
B. ". BRADFORD, Secretary
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r7y-,I,uv nm cyc eIistcu. will ioy, which but 10

II Many an eye slistcns with JOY, which 1ut for
the use OF DR.. Woods SArsaparilla aud Wild Cherry
Btters might have been dimnled with tears of sorrow
and OF mourning.
aundice heartburn, indigestion. sick headache costive-
ness female complaints, cankcr, Vertigo, general "caR-
ness and all other diseases of the hillary pros
,raion Of the system, &c. hundreds can testify to us
superior powers and efficacy over any medicine now be-
fore the public in Of such diseases Prepared By
practical druggist and prescribed wherever Ii has been
Introduced by tie celebrated physicians The az
Ncted NAV be assured OF its superior excellence.
Sold wholesale ana retail by Wyatt 4 ketclam, III
Fulton-s, and lg2 Broadway, 81 Blocker 2 Bower,
y y; J. W. Smith, corner Fulton and Cranberry sis.
BROOKLYN. tu~.
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=. n.ceober, 1876, to the lst September 1886 nine
a.t, saI.7s7 Of; same period last year ss63I2 10
,.a.. in favor of the present year. 445 3D. ms Is
,anding an interruption Of SIX weeks IN inc
80 resulting from the destructive tresbet oil March
lsst t.oc,x.
A. New-Orlcans Exchanges were as before
s,ring sass Francs 5fa565f30; sight on New-l ork
ga, to premium
Coz Ford has RENTED $4,000 to NewYork, to
h. appropriated 10 the psyrnen; OF the July interest on
me pbc den, of Illinois The Springfield Register say
that there j. or viii be, 30 or $4,000 hand TO meet
the January interest
Petitions are circulating in some part of Ohio
for signatures praying the General Assembly Of that
State 20 take measures for the sale OF al the public
property of the State in its public works in canals and
roads a: period as early may consist with due
tee and without any limitation Whatever.
The Boston Company not appearing to be very
eager 10 accept the Central (Mch) Railroad on the
terms proposed by the Legislature citizen Of Mich
gan has endeavored get up another company and ha
obtained in NewYork and Albany subscriptions TO thu
amount Of 81 10000 He then went to Boston to i'll W
the amount necessary.
At a meeting OF the citizens of Charleston com
lnit,ee appointed toreport at adjourned meen.
IN October upon the expedency and practcablitj
of Railway from Charleston 20 Wilmington ~ {. The
authorities Of Wilmington and the citizens Of the sur
rounding counties of North Carolina Invited 10
delegates 70 the adjourned meeting with exhibit o
the aid which that section 0. country M render sic
work similar appeal j. made the City OF Charles
ton and the surrounding parishes jealous spirit
10 have animated the meeting
The Havana papers contain general view o
the commerce OF Cuba for the year lci5 The import
amounted TO S572275 sGi the exports $le 1872 Il:
ST. The value of goods deposited in Government
warehouses $f5l9Ol2 So Amount OF duties levied
S597045 The number Of vessels that entered the Is
land 2G32, and thar departed 25Z3 The value o.
goods imported under the national dag was sl9,lo1,f6-
15-under foreign flags So $50 O92.
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT

cvHSEYS NEW RAT AND CAP ESrAsLlshHisNTt
lSl Eititoa-t. Sro' Bni!dipg
~ Curncy has the pleasure OF informing gentlemen
OF as,c and fashion well ~ those who make no preec
SONS save 10 simple elegance plain simplicity that the
ayarshle mnuiahle price OF his Fist Qualify Black Fur
HINTS
Second Quality dc. UV
Eirst Quality SILK ~
Second OuAltN Go. GO. 49,
The nrics have been rnlv established and be SIS
implicitly relied the exquisite II and hna OF the az
noles to Which they apPerta'n MI e. believes he can say
without presumption that his Hats may safely cha.enge
comparison with any otAer Hats al any prices aali INNS
e Fall Fashion for Huts-Ai Genln's, ga Broad
way, opposite s. psurs-HSving devoted unusual HteA
ou IN producing this style the attention OF gentleman IS
Invited 20 IL.
The ,shtncss grace and huoyant effect Of these Hats
carno, DC described they be be appreciated
Genn receives monthly the style OF hats from Paris AID
Instantly sdoHis every thing lhSi valuable in the
patterns and thus his customers share the benefits The
Judgment and taste o; all Paris united with his
Is, quality Nuir,a hat. :; 50>t quality Moeskn - ~
"a do do 800. SOFA do do - 5 %
Aso-Every style OF Cap !or men, youths und children.
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~ All orders for sub,cription.. or savel

" All orders for subscriptions, or Advertising
IN Country papers, intended for v B. Pamers Agen
cv should be addressed " TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. as ne
has no other Office has he deputed person 10 repre-
sent his Agency in other PLACE IN his City y- ISL
rwV 3. Palmer Is the duly authorized agent OF
mos; OF the best newspapers throughout 'a- coIEy. Jar
and near for which he daily receiving eats
and SUBSCRIPTIONS al his Office n the Tribune Bud s
iy2S ThNElsf
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Boarding..

A CENT ElIiS and his Lady or single gem
n lemcn can be pleasantly accommodated in private
oInilY with the comforts Of home for the winter Apply
al 80 Wooster Hoi-Ur-st. SO s.
DOAKD.-P.rasunt ROOMS with board furnished Or uu-
ID furnished. either sinEiy suit be obtained IN
private family where there few hoarders Apply at
I0 Mercer-sL between Spring and Prince. The beet ret
ereuces viii be- given and required. siU Stood
ROARD.-A gentleman. or "a gentleman and lady can
Dhuve board and pleasant rooms on moderate Terms AZ
No. So White-i near Broadway References required.
50 lwi-
DOARDINC-Iu Chanlber--st-i gentleman END M
ID wife single gentleman can be accommU-
dated pieasauiv a Is ChRI1her--sL gul"i -u
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feet cure for rheumatism govt sta joints white swell
ings &c &c The Compound Syrup OF hyduodaie OF
Po,ussa Snrsaparillu and yellow Dock. This syrup,
winch il scientific continuation OF Tie preceding articles,
found to superior anything that has been recon-
mcnded the public for the above named diseases as
well as many others caused by impure state OF The
blood. prepared he articles and tor the
above named diseases II Is unrlval.ed SoGhy & H. Ring
49, Broadway, corner Johl-sL 50 WIS
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ANALYTICAL. MANUA1.

MANUAL. AHalytlca! and Syuthetcn ar Orhography
VI lgd DEFINITION, by James y McEIiEott, Principal OF
The Mechanics Society School. SesV-l orN-
90 have examined with some care the Manual OF Or
biography and Definition prepared by J. Y McEgott, OF
t city, md take pleasure commenting 20 the ,aynra
bic consideration of tie friends OF education. There =
fund good sense practical wisdom and useful arrange
meui this work not o0en combined within The same
limits. i-vi. persuaded greatly facilitate the study
oour language and teachers, well M Learners, w md
caU-r for nalkiu!ne-- ~ Tie nert0uou- author.
TnEo. FGELtNGHuYsEN,
Chancellor OF tie New York University.
MARK II. NEWMAN x CO. Publishers.
81 100 Broniyvav.
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r1rrEIr.s LIrING AGE. No. I2s.

LITTELL LIVING AIE, Q. II.
WIN. TAYLOR co. No. As;or House. baTe re-
~ c-ires No. - OF toe LIva. Age. Tor week ending
sept Il coata.as extracts from a! he Brush and
American Reviews selected By Mr. George Llte! whose
tas;s II such matters ! universally snovJ-
TAELE o. coSTENTS
/. Lie Il The Wlis-Ee>=-B r-taHnIa-
= Holly Co:ts Ee-Fraze-'s Magazine
g. Confirmation q; Iy-.-ce, do
:: The Speaking Au.ouatou-- 3 rl.l1-la
, y .rtfr Spor;s-The t'AcSvoods.
o. LIE OF John F0ster-NO- British Renew
: n. ,lis hic Government stand = Frazers Mag
s. Politics OF thr Nouih-"a's Magazine
These with Poetry. scrap. CORES endercs Ac fs>r
M lie b,, and ch=4pe>. weekly volume OF TIE times
F-re - per aunu-n or - per No Deductions d u
nj 20 agents. WI TAYLUR \ co. AS-Ur House. SO -
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Dnily Arrivals of Produce, stock. &c. by the
New-Yorx and Erie Railroad Company
IL C!nrt,on. .iren..

so tbs butter apl Rowe bbs whisky Wood; bale,
dry goods & Google; l.9 II. bbl t~ne ouacseuhush
X co; - bd!s steel II do band iron Fierson Cos i bales
IrH goods Holhrook, Nelson Co; l. do I { Wiahrop
tr6s butter Capt Huse; ST. do Brown s. do II Val
oaan,ity Of Mix arrived during The week ending Sep
SIS
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MODEL OF NETWORK


IN CARVED WOOD.-Th!s immense work Of Art by Z.
APorier Beden, exhibition atthe Minerva Rooms
4e6 Broadway This Model represents avery building she'd
and other object the City Il has be'n IN progress
for than wear snd upward OF hundred persons
have been employed it's construction Including some Of
the hrs, Artists. American and European.
Above the Model Is GOTHIC CANOPY, Of The mcsi
highly decorated carved work, containing in different COM
parnI.ns OIL Paintings OF OF the principal business
esIabis lmerts in the City.
Hours OF exhibition from A. VI. 10 10 P " Tickets u
cents. Season tickets ~ cents WA l-s
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MEMORANDA

Bark (Br) Helen. i'm Liverpool Ada from the Coast OF
Africa; Grecian III ds i'm Rio de nneiro coffee lehrer
I'm - brig tBr) William, i'm 81 John NIB
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~ Tenth Ward.-A; meeting Of the Wings o. he
Tenth Ward held II s. Dsvia's Hal, WILLIAM PoUL
SON Esq vas called 20 The Char and 3. ". BzADFoso,
ESQ. appointed Secretary. The meeting having marked
for Delegates County Convention Inc following we're
a. 81.
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~ The Proprietors OF thry-hye different newspa-
per- in Peuns have gwen public notice that V
g. Palmer their only authorized agent IN The cities OF New
York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore. For names u
papers see Tribune OF l7h inst All the papers IN Dela
kni many others in other States have given similar
notice ly20 sii
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ARCHIBALD WERNEE. Or. IKE brothers Revenge.
y from Inc German Of Sq!nd!es. Price - cents.
Burgess. >iriuser Co. have issued The above work
with fairly place before the public the COMPARE
i've merits OF ne German and French schools OF teton
The translation i-e- hu al The same ae strictly tdiihT!
snd complete What Scott = IN Britain; Hugo, sue or Du'
ma N France: Spiuder : in Gernany-aN truthful PEN
callers @; AMI human society. In Archibald Ner-
ner there ample score both for and escrp,
ION and fee no hesitation IL asserting that both author and
ran aior have done work with hc> qualities fully
developed. The book : ready.
BURGESS, STRINGER i co.
30 2ris - Broadway cor. AEu---
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Gtbocls.
NOING SCHOOL,,

Young LADIES' SCUOOIi.-51!ss Tiei1-s would
respectfully inform her pptrou- and The pubic at her
school, No Wsrreu,t VIII reopen Monday. Sept Tin.
Ms- II. VIII be- happy % give any information 81 10 Tie
course of studies. the 9Th at,er tagt date.
Circular. with terms, mas be- Obtained a. the Book stor
Of Messr. Roe. Lockwood sons t. Francis Co and
p.Applet0u Co. Rroaiwby. - lwis-
EDUCATION FOR BOYS-WGstinEton institute,
E-This establishment, Cremoyel TO Murray HE: Lex
ngton-av and 3jih--t VIII he re0pened. arr vacation,
on the. It Of September. 4. DWIGHT PORTER.
au2lttsMSTh THEODORE W PORTER
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL Institute,
10; Broadway. and Female Seminary, ~ Honslon-sL
cor Greene are now open. For Circulars &c apply at
tie Institute. - 2weodis. \. NEWMAN, Principal.
MRS. GIBSON. p Boni--t Will reopen her Day
vi and Boa-din. school for Young Ladies' Monday,
IN September 10 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

Nan XXI ha- had considerable experience u portrait
painting. and -occ !eerer desires eI.ploy ule-- II
sdre ra:rtng enlistment WGlz sH-a- f,r f-r5
ers.e co1nrensao. a- r'- no lection 10 saretle CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

r. The L. =. Senate of 1St2.-The subscribers
respectfully announce thai eI large nrzzoiin engraving
of The United Senate completed and WILL in short
time he published Those who desire 10 receive curly I'M
pressons invited call the Naiond! Miniature G-
te-s and examine the engraving.
aus isu ANTHONY, CLARK CO. 2t7 Broadway