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CITY ITEMS.


HAALToN-AvENUE FERRY-We congratulate
the friends Of Greenwood Cemetery and the public that
the Union Ferry Company have consented to boat
hereafter regularly. between their dock Whitehall
and foot OF Hsrniltonavenue, to commence thii day
thus aording the greatest possible convenience to per-
sons visiting Greenwood Cemetery aud the inhabitants
of South Brooklyn
Mas oS FIRE.-A gentleman WAS standing In
the AZ Union Gallery evening entirely absorbed in
one OF the pictures there when cloud OF smoke wan
seen ascend from his oyercost pocket and he was
discovered to be on fire The of the udicrous in
cident was a cigar which had been smoking, but had
neglected to exunguish as he had intended.
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS Betore the Re-
corder and Adeunen.-SsnteNcc-T Thomas Rrnni.
hall hsving pleaded guilty indictment charging
him with having passed counterfeit $40 bill NJ the late
Fair this morning brought into Court for sentence
Judgment was suspended and the accused discharged
on condition OF his leaving the country forthwith.
In the case of Camp s Wilkes, indicted for libel
agans, A. NJ c. Smith Police officer, the Court ordered
the indictment be quRshcd and stricken from the
cord, for informally in finding.
BUR6LARy-The shoe store OF D. o Grady, No.
81 Parkrow last night broken open and robbed oil
quantity of boots and CATERS.
FALSE PRErENcE-Frederck Trotter was last
night arrested, on complaint oil John wager, charged
with obtaining goods by false pretence
FiRE-A fire occurred at about o'clock yester-
day afternoon. at 132 Norolk.st 1t cxtin-
guishcd, with but slight damage
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A man named James o..
Brady was arrested at early this morning charge
of highway robbery. woman named Eliza Bartinwell
makes complaint that the accused torcbly took from her
watch and $40 IN money.
broken open last night and robbed oil siverware
and clothing
yAuLrIx0-A man named Daniel De Merry as
found yesterday afternoon in the vault of house No -
Va.ick-st
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--A poor man named Chas.
Rodgers last night taken into custody by officers
Ahrens and Coulter OF the 18th Ward and sent to the
City Prison for safe keeping He was !aboring under
kind OF insanity and had made attempt to cut his
throat
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4 CUSTOM House oATH.-fou swear
s'elpyouGod

= A remarkably ugly man, as conceited as
silly said 70 Philadelphia wag. who has VIII enough for
ron are You never pay the debt O. nature I'm afraid,
bus VII dr. up and blo5r away. Well Jou wiz pay
that deb; ali events for you owe Nature SO lille haf
you can't -epud;ate
How TO KEEP THING FROM BEING TALKED
zcUT-Aake Il the regular" subject Of dtseuss.o- az
ne ns1, weeks meeting 0: nc FS-r,ers Cts5.
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The Assembly.

SCHENECTADY has elected Wing to the Assem-,
bly, Broome Loco; Putnam Loco instead Of a
Wing ashas been reported. Hine, Wing, is beaten
by about 100 majority. onondaga, pretty surely .
and .. otsego is reported to have chosen one of
the Independent ticket, but whether the Wing or
not is not stated Oneida is said to have chosen l
or Wings, but we choose to set It down the other
wav--till we hear farther
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Observation-Disclosures heretofore strong
Loco,Foco County has given DR.. Newell. the " hic
candidate for Congress in the I'd District majority
o. 81. The LocoFoco Legislative ticket is elected
by diminished majority Of shout 100 votes; so
mat the report received yesterday was incorrect.
rumor comes 10 Us from several quarters that
tae Wing Legislative ticket in Warren County is
eieefsd. and that John Rank has majority over
Soi. Edssli tor Congress. This is almost ncredi-
ole and the official returns alone can be received as
e"eenee II such case. lNewsrk Daily Adv
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Feeling Good.

a friend in the Interior writing on business,
casually remarks in reference to the Election:
al feel as though could hos the Locos just for
beng Locos and giving US the opportunity of flax
ing them out
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Vote on the Con,ritution.-Repsrts.

ton has been carried in spite Of the stealthy stabs
given it from Tammany Hall.
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= BARKER, PSI Grund-st has tast opened an Cd
=. ire rev stocs Of D-y G3eds adapted " the Fan ;He
eo ss-rr OF Sitks ShsEs Mertnoes, Cashneres, NJ De
isass sc 10 which &c would .ve he sreaiioo Of Pgr
chsserx hss
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MR. WHALE AND DAUG ETSE.s sou III 70. 20
q The Tuesday ss IN sasl Iaa.es Tcssts to
mence for the season. on ne ~ sdaitiec i:oat an In
S.aion TEe procured from ar W. ssss s,ea,
cts OF admission q sooselp1-'- - ''
II NJ " and Dsasssr n gre !sssTettge II The sss-
oIs t I'll be brought out tu Paris and London the
present seusoa- -
w. WAFER Cure Hease.-Mrs- " 8. Gore eoni1-
ues 10 receive patients II her ko1se, 81 TeEh-s New
N-l G. also v!sts ladies' and chdger heir hofs snd
ves atrec,isas fos DE spprBSea Of Waisr Cure $40
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Chcmung County.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
E,>,c NJ, al lie

correspondence OF Inc
ELMnRA, Nov. Sd. 1876
II. GREELEY-Dear Sir We have returns from all the
Towns but two in this County, and the majority Tor
Wright is about $50 estimating the two towns not heard
from ut about 100 for him.
The Wing Candidate for Congress has about 50 ma
joty in the County, and the Hunker County Ticket is
elected by average majority OF about $50 This is do
ing very well for Chemung Co. told you when at the
State Fair that Chcmung would be Wing nearly
this Fall. Yours truly id
~ COLUMBIA County has elected Gould, Wing
Ton the Wing and Union tickets to the Assem-
bly, instead Of Haysradt, the Wing Anti-Renter
Miller the Anti Renter who was also on the Loco
Foco ticket, is the other Assemblyman The hnt-
on the Union ticket are elected.
Gardner has $500 majority, and the Advocate
SAYS Cook and Cloves, Wings, have 1900 for Ca
nal Commissioners We hope but can hardly be
Geve this is SO it would give chance for Cook S
election. Sylvester, Wing has 39l for Congress.
~ THE WEATHER was quite eccentric upon
the day OF Election. In NewIork it rained pro
digiously In the River counties, far up as this
City, it logey, part al the day, while at the
West il was bright and Summertime But the pc
iitcni skies were bright every where.
Alb, Eve, Jour.
" We would have gwen much Election day
to know that the natural skies were bright above
the Highlands We would have trusted the PolH-
zeal skies without fear.
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TRIBUNE TELEGRApHIC DISPATCH
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Rrrrro sa,nrday No. :

DUFFALU, uay NOV. ., hOOh.
Cattaraugus Co.-I6 of 29 towns heard from,
Young 200 ahead-his majority viii be at least
900. probably more. a. NJ.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY-A man named James d.
Brady arrested al early this morning on charge
of highway robbery woman named Eliza Bartinwell
makes complaint that the accused orciby took from her
a watch and $40 IN money.
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FiRE-A fire occurred at about o'clock yester-
day afternoon. at l32 Sortok.st 1t soon cxtin-
ruishcd with but slight damage.
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FALSE PRErExcE-Frederick Trotter was last
night arrested. complaint Of John Wager charged
with obtaining goods by false pretence,
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BRoKES OPEN.-The house No. 3 Oliver.st. was
broken open last night and robbed OF silverware
and clOrhinr
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BURGLARy-The shoe store OF D. O'Grady No.
81 Parkrow last night broken open and robbed oil
quantity of boots and CATERS
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VAULrING.-A man named Daniel De Merry was
Va.ick.st-
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--A poor man named Chas.
Rodgers last night taken into custody by officers
Ahrens and Coulter Of the It'll Ward, and the
City Prison for safe keeping He was sboring under a
kind OF insanity and had made attempt to cut bis
Nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

The British Embassador, after having remonstrat-
ed without effect mss protested formally asaias; the
marriage and has II is said particularly declared Tia;
Sonrrsrser 70 sscend the throne OF Spain The En-
bssssso- bases Ibis protest first on the treaty OF Utrecht
wbch provides IN ise mos, sxpren and most r1-i'-
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- ,nu.rrarn nAueHTgR's soIREEs.

Specifications prepared and Drawings Hsee 70, sco..
arat Patents.
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Portugal.

! polirca! countsr-uoveuen OF tbs. most COM
ple,s character had been quietly Effected oy the court
and the army II conjunction and ihe people OF Lisbon
and the surrounding district far from opposing il had
generally demonstrated ier satisfaction The Duke OF
Pamela and his colleagues were summary dismissed
By er faithful Majesty on the night OF TIE 9Th and new
ministry by previous arrangement imned lately formed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

SANDs's SARsAPARfLLA.--" knowledge says elo
queni writer Ike food, destroyed b. but rather
ugnen ed and perfected" We eXeInpiHcators Of
This daily and may point to the yari
Improvements in the medicine, which are con-
nually coming under observations Among the val
liable results increased knowledge oil the properties Of
medicinal roofs and the OF extracting condensng
and combining them, may name Santss sarSaparila
This preparation has taken the lead OF all others as rene.
d. diseases the skin, scrofa end all uIcerou' aa
dice, and experiments constantly proving that Is
specific Tor much greater number com plants than
supposed Rheumatism, dyspepsia, Iumors, and
variety OF other distressing ailments have been found IN
mos, susceptible OF by this admirable medicine
Prepared and cold, wholesale and retail, by A B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fultons- corner OF
Wiau-si. 279 Broadway, and II Eas; Broadway New.
York Soil also By Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

No. l.-QUACKERY-This term may wei bee applied 10
the host nostru each recommended az general cure
all and auded By and 10 The credusoGs and gnoant-olt
the system that N Us details prepares different and ds-
-ecGa remedies different Gnd dlssn! coIi
plants the term IN no respect Apply nile Inc pa
Ders !eG with eXtravagant puEs of erete and 'ul-
gar adveuturers for their protested one remedy tor al
Diseases there who abure quackery in al! is
forms and remedies repaired solely scientific pm
c!pe. and recommend them only specifics In The COM
plants for which they designated, and 10 which they
are found By experience have been successfully: app
ed The scientific principles which the learn
=! practitioner only followed out by this house IN
preparing with great under The Oi -Xperenc-
ed physician, curages applicable only 10 the particular
disorders which they suited by theory and nave
found erctgal by eNperence-the proof OF when Il
conclusive. To illustrate this house sells st!u
application that the hair fast and oe
places before supposed be stefi!eas me oa4i VI
Columbia. They have save that oOine= ana Een,s mos
wonderfully all external hurts. where pain ana lhnaiiia
ton exi=, from csse, particularly from burHs'
and sores all 5!ads-as their Pam ENfarloi Az o'
Liver Comp ANTS and arrangement OF tue sa
o.y have perfectly !Enocen. and charming canAfc and
attrati e hat never gives pain, cranp or debility a. s
Long.ey'- Indian panacr2- + -
For al! impurities o: the blood. a;iecthg le
eyrret!ons and for all hereditary difficulties mol
b., Sp-sonsrlis j. peculiarly calculated and efecua
and cost. be- Il less than other. 20 the consumer.
For Cnnshs and Colds the Pink ENpectDraL Syfl : ~
ec;ual and for Rheumatism and n. '"ei-iss =" 7p
n.r Nerve and Bone Ln!nen i Oh surprising r'"caC!'
- r,arI, miner IN. remedies sCti-f 10 ne case, OF
Cou-;ork and Co. No. II Cori!anc-st .'e"-iofA, "
which u-rsous needing such AID ana IHhD!e or
- - %; ,r..i;-tre are invited 20 come anc receive
"a. s.r-fs of The experience, rnedlca Ah0"'e"ee aLu
chemical researches OF the propuetors Oh lhs
nen, n -harlaIausui Is mos; EeAIt.y dehouhceI Ell
- no, ,p cubic shall thai .hese remedies are
M, n, he a..-d with the qaackey or w te
dav and This sensible people esa oe nHee ~ ~, nd
Families Out of lnis city anst lend netr' ~ =. -
csiI on 'G0TsToCHS rra! or Agent III 0'hef
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Whig State Convention.

State Convention, 70 be composed of Delegates from
the several Counties Of this State equal their repre-
,enta,on in the House Of Assembly viii De held the
city of Utica on Wtdnesday, The Tpensy Third day Of
Ssesbe next a, 70 o'clock NJ for the purpose Of
mating candidates for Governor LieutenantGovernor
and two Canal Commissioners be supported by the
Wing Electors of this State at the ensuing Election and
to such other business may be deemed
By the Convention. Albany, Augus, 10. 1916
JOHN TOWNSEND JAMES HORNER,
DANIEL CADY HAMILTON FISH
FRIEND HUMPHREY, II Z. HAYSOR
c. P. KIRKLAND, GEO. w WEED,
State Central Cornmittse
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HARVARD UNIyERsITY.-The commencement ex-
ercises Al Cambridge were held on Wednesday The
graduating class consisted OF 70 members and heir per
tcrmsnces spoken OF il comnendatory Terms by the
Boston papers The degree OF IL. was conferred en-
Benjamin Rand Esq Boston Hon William Campbell
Preston President OF Columbia College South Carolina
Hon Henry Black of0us5ec, Judge OF The Court Q; Vice
Admiralty snd Hon. Thomas Grenville, London and
thai Of p y. on Rev Alexander Yoans Q: Boston. and
Rev. Leonard Wood II President OF Bowdoin College.
We are blessed to observe that intoxicating berer-
age used the dinner which followed The public
exercises Gov Briggs and suite were present The new
freshmen class members slready = members.
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- We warranted in saying that as Photo
grapher Prof Pumbe stands the rstinthc country and
can therefore recommend friends who wish to pro
Daguerreoype Lkenesses true to life TO give his
NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY, PSI Broadway, call
His frames of specimen. which have been taken recent
" comprising views in this and ncghborng cities, and
all the distinguished visitors that flood the city ere be
yond description for beauty and perfection.
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BoAzo1SG-ScaooL AT WILMINGTON. DEL-Of the
Schools at Wilmington. advertised In today's Tribune
We have no personal knowledge out the excellent Ed
Tor OF the Ph!la Us. Gazette says
\ communication appears IN another par, OF our pa
per his morning commencing the Boarding. Of
lie Rec. P o Reilly, in Wilmington Del3 We have
no personal knowledge OF the establishment bur friend
who placed son under the OF the Reverend prin
cipa sore time since and continues him there speak
TO Us IN the wsriest terms OF approval OF all the az
ranseuent. OF the institution wen the boarding house
and school
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~ 60 10 the Museum and hear the Orphean Family
Western WhiilocS Pete Morris, Mis- Wheeler. and IA,
other talented performers shakr hnnds with Col Chnihl
the dwarf and the Mammoth Boy, take look aJ The
OaLg Ouinng. Caires Big Serpent and the other utac
mons, ana venture say You viii be- satisfied. Ils
performances commence At 81 The afternoon eud IN The
evening Madame Rockwell. the fetrologist can be- con
-Iltel DIV Rnu ,,vcnng.
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Wing Conventions.

Wesehes,7 County Convention for appointing STATE
Congressional and Senatorial Delegates at Clarke COR
ners Thursday Sept 10th
Togo County Convention for choosing Delegates 70
State CONVENTION q. Owego, August q.
Suffolk Convention for appointing Delegates !" 7's'e
Convention Riverhead, Tuesday, Sept l.
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To saw that such work IS ardenty favorable TO
the Temperance Peace anti. Hanging, and other
Reform movements OF the day. and that 1t earn
esty though without being committed to any pre-
else plan urges the systematic Organization OF
Industry through some form OF Cooperative Asso-
citation would be supertiuous. The last two pages
of each number are entitled Annals of Industry.
and devoted to n statement and record OF whatever
is done or proposed to improve the condition OF the
Laboring Classes The very Advertisements on
its covers-ot Dr. Channings SefCulture and
his Completely Michelets People Emer.
sons Essays; Greenwoods Sermons. Richters and
Fichtes Works. Temperance Hotels, Lectures
against taking Human Life, &c &c indicate the
character OF the work We rejoice 10 learn, from
incidental statement that first edition OF 1000
copies has been exhausted months ago, and that
the work has since been s,ereo,yped
Messrs Crosby y Nichols, Boston are the gen
eral Agents Tor this work in the United States.
Price IS cents per No. or 81 per annum. Subscrip-
lions are received in this City by c :. Francis x
Co 252 Broadway
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FALL FASHION FOR HArs.-At Genns PA Broadway
opposite 81 Pauls-Haying devoted unusual attention
producing this style the attention OF gentlemen is in
vted 10 it The ighness grace and buoyant effects of
these Hats cannot be dcscrbcd-they muat be seen to
be appreciated Also large assortment of Paris Hats.
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EPES. The MURDERER, SUSPECTED OF HAVING
KILLED HIS OWN SON, HIS MorHERISLAw, AND ALSO
A KENTUCKY DRovER.-Since the fact mas been es.ab-
lshed that Epes. who is now at large is guilty OF
der,ng Adolphus Muir late OF Dinwidd!e Co he has
also been strongly suspected OF having caused the death
OF several other persons in the same County-aad
among the number his and the mother
Inother.in..aw OF Mrs. Epes.
few years since elderly ady-then an inmate il
understand correctly. OF Epes's hoUse-was taken
suddenly IL and died AZ the death of this lady il
large estate likely 20 fall into TIE hands OF
Epes. guardian OF MS children who were 20 be the
ne!rs their deceased relative During the brief sick
OF the lady, Epes known administer dose
OF medicine, or something which he protested would
give relief 20 her.
The dose had been gwen but .hor, tine when sue
continued 20 grow worse and soon expired Nothing
her friends not dreaming for moment that she mad
been unfairly dealt ~ith i s only since the develop
rlents IN the Muir that suspicion mas been excited
toward Epes. IN regard 10 her death
/, : only lew years 700. since OF z. va.
killed reported the time of his death by the acct
dental discharge OF gun while he and his father ".
cambridge Epes were out hunting. The account OF
young Epes death from the lips OF his father being
plausible az the time OF suspected foul
play butnow that the heir 70 some prop
cry which The father wished get IN his own possession
This circumstance. taken in connection with others
leaves very lt,e doubt that Epes the murderer OF his
Nor does this end the chapter OF MS crimes
He / now suspected of having murdered droyer,
who has neither been heard from since he was
known 70 hsTe gone 10 Epes's house 70 collect OF g
uioney for number o; hogs sold This vas several
years and pretty good EVIDENCE OF suspicion
Kentucky drover the skeleton OF grown person was
la-ey. wltniH week believe found in an ic
house The farm upon which Epes formerly resided
Richmond Republican
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SOLAR LAMPS, CAMrHESE LAMBS CHANDELIERS, Gil.
RANpoLEs AND HALL LASrERSs-Dietz, Brother &
Co No. l39 Wllisn.st. manufacturing and have al
ways hand full assortment Of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell al wholesale retail At low prices for cash.
jyll I'm
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Business Notices

- Parents in search OF good School Tor the win
ter viii do we'll 10 read the advertisement OF the nst
tuie 6l Hcnryst. Among its references are the first
in the City and appears TO be in all respects an
excelen; Institution
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NiBlo's-Gjselie Ike most charming ballet ever pro
Iuced in this country. repeated tonight Mile BIauey
mas obtained au .uyabe tame by her brilliant personai!on
OF thr heroine Gabrel Rave Mons Henri Madame Leon
Javelu and the whole Ravrl Family appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

LIVER CoMrLAINr-Many people suffer, Tor years,
from this disease without knowing what do for 1t
finally consumption in. Bcekmans syrup and PILE
are a certain cure. Office 10. Cortlond.st Y Y
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WM {. CORNISH son 0. Rev. :. {. Cor
nish colored Presbyterian minister CT this cry known
serve AbolitonisL having taken up his residence in
Liberia writes his father III warm praise OF the Colo
ny and expressing his belief that the coored people OF
this country might improve their condition BY ereratng
,bith.r
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" Hon, WILLIAM BESB the Wing candidate
tor Governor Of Ohio has been very sick Of bilious
fever for some days az Cambridge but hiss almost Who'll
y recovered We have seen two letters rou, him OF
the d at Cambridge and OF the 2lth from S,eubeuvie
he having resumed the canvass and spoken Caiiz on
'He I'd de has missed but two appointments 80 far
eo' nisy De constrained TO give up sc, future We
'eitenay nope that his health VIII be rally restored and
TO tins end we trust ihst OF the veterans OF 0hos
many hsrd.feusht csrnpAsgn.-her coswIS. EWING
SroSEs GALLOWAY. ScHyNcK /. D. CAMPBELL, &c
Sc-wiil ,Ske the field n. early day Mr. Rebh has
csnvsssed ro5ly snd iriumphsndy thus .sr bur The
whole Stste OF Ohio is large held for sn even il
in good health.
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rsEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-G

~ Tra,e,e, ard others leaving the City in the after
nom are Informed that an Ererins Edition Of te Tn
buns is printed every day containing the STOCK sales
Markets News by the Southern mail &c up .o3 c.ocX-
81 The Tribune every VIII be able 70 take with him
Inc latest news up 70 the time of leaving the City
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,0..,rr sor.l..,n.,e,, -. y. .s,.-

+" There. nothing new beneath he SUE
SO So!omon'- wise axiom r7is''
bul he was wroug
The Hair Inyigorator; guess,
Particulars thar, AM proud 20 say
p~snared al Pha!ou's IN Broadway, teI)
Both pure and strong
There dies the trembling lnyaAd
u: Scurf ard Dsndruf 10 De rd
There HE Tie strong and heathy, 100
Tieir hair us as 10 towers flesh dew
r., h-y n all who wish 20 appear
Win CURING, glossy locks OF Hair
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STYLE FOR GEHrI EMENs HArs.-Leary Co Hat
ters Aston House NewYork will introduce the Fashion
for the season Thursday Sept 3D. au26 II