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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

LONDON, nth October, 1916
Sra Since our Circular of the ID inst less eagerness
10 purchase Wheat has been observable in the produc
inp Markets of the East Coast but the falling off in the
supplies has enabled farmers to realize fully former
rates Yorkshire has received very lsrge arrivals from
the shipping ports which has prevented any farther
hancement there but rise OF lsd2s per Or has occur
red in Birmingham Liverpool and Manchester-slso
throughout Scotland while here il has been IS ass per
or upon all descriptions and the trade continues to wear
a very firm appearance Town made Flour has been
raised is per sack nnd barrels being held proportionaby
higher has restricted the sale that little progress
could be made a, prices exceeding our former quota
tons which we advance Is per barrel Barley must be
written 3sa4s per or dcarer Beans Is per or and
Oats I'd ais per or Peas in consequence OF consider
able augmentation in the fob offers from the Baltic the
former very high rates aud the continuance OF mid
weather have receded IS per or Maize is still in great
request and considerable transactions have taken place
principally in Mediterranean qualities sales Tor snip
inent prior the middle of January have been made al
Ala per Or fob including freight and insurance 10 tc
United Kingdom cargoes of which bill. of adng are in
hand have realized +os 5Os per Or cost ireigh
and insurance included according to quality and prooa
BILE proximity TO the coast The article is looked upon
rs being still at moderate price by those who ought
best to be acquainted with the state OF Ireland where
the meal realizes sl5a.alS per ton American Glover
seed is not likely to find buyers ON acceptable terms
very superior European being purchaseahe at Sos ass
per and freight Our quotations for linseed
Cake must be advanced 81 per ton the high prices OF
feeding Corn likely TO support It's value during
Winter
Prices of Wheat have continued 10 rise throughout
Europe quite in proportion own and there are
few places whence II be imported with advantage.
The trade ~ sun looked upon as in hrin sound and
healthy state, but generally becomes qu;eter toward
Christmas.
loth-Barlcy of every description is 9s 10 IS per Or
higher Beans and Peas in small supply, snd their
,sh,o ,ua,,ara6
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.

LYvERPo COL, October ~, 1870
large and continued demand for Flour and Grsn
sor Ireland has given great seadiness to our market
since the i inst, and within the last few days We have
hsd advance the price ofEour OF Is barrel the
market closing buoysntly We quote as follows: West
Canal Flour SIS Sd Sos per Dbl Baltimore and
Philadelphia SIS ID 10 25s New.orlesns Sss TO SIS;
Sour Flour s9s to Sis; White U, s Wheat 9s Cd to
"a Cd per 70 10 NcworlesnS whes, is Cd IS I'd DO
Indian Corn continues in demand snd being much re
dueed IN stock worth SIS to per quarter The duty
on has declined to IS per quarter and on Flour
TO IS per DBL The average of the weeks, By which
The duty il S2s I'd that of the last week is
SOS led. There hss been impression that Govern.
usnt world ce induced 10 sbolish TIE small duty re-
maiuing on Whest and other Grain We have had in
Consequence very animated demand for bonded stuff
occasionally prices nearer those Of duty paid than
the amount OF the lowest duty IN the scale We quote
today Western Csnsl Flour in bond 70 3Ss Cd and
Wheat bond about Is per quarter under the rates
Tor dury paid
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General Notices.

ET Anri-Slayery Meering.-The regular Weekly
Meeting sill take place =; The King ST Wesleyan ChaPe
near Hudson-s this Tuesday evening, al o'clock The
recent interesting fugitive slave and the facts and
principles developed By will form Topic OF discussion
RI order Mo IL
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MOORE AND SOUTHEY

ELEGANTLY ILLUsTRATED.-D. APPLETON
Eco 90 Broadway. have just published the complete
work, OF Thomas Moore, illustrated with Ten eegsni steel
euFravings from paintings By the most eminent artists IN
GLIDING inc portrait Of the author vol svo beautifully
printed Price bound In cloth 81 cloth, extra gilt leaves
-; Turkey morocco, -.
This the FIRST complete American edition OF ibis stan
ard Poet published in handsome and enduring form II
IS reprinted entire from the English edition. contain
ing the authors hna correction and revisions
Happiness OF and felicity OF genius are the pre-
eminent characterslcs of the Bard Of Erin Every tang
lives and speaks in his poetry His thoughts are
many and bright the insects that people the sun
beam. He eyhausts by being iuexhausiible." Hazhtt
Thomas Moore ha- unqu-sonabiy attained the highest
reputation lyric poet.
In grace both OF thought and dcion. in easv fluent VIII
IN briancv OF fancy, warmth aud depth OF sentiment
no one i superior Moore; his celebrated oriental ro-
nance Iaa Rookh The four tales which and the frame
WORK which unes them have been compared IN the Edir'
hugh Review four beautiful pearls joined together oy
thread OF silk and gold
Uniform with above the complete Poetical Works OF
Robert Souhey. LII. D. edition, Illustrated with
several elegant steel engra-rgs and me portrait vol
evo CLOTH - 80 cloth extra gt leaves, 81 5O morocco
Sc.
1.-THE beauties of Mr. Soulheys Poetry such that hi;
edition can hardly help finding place IN The library OF
every person fond OF elegant literature. ny gus
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" The result, after the Of many remedies adver
tsed for he cure every complaint which The hum
frame is subected 10, without benefit any 10 some
other or condemn the whole Now, those that az
c,ed with dyspepsia liver complaint, indigestion, herd
humors general weakness any diseases arising
from arrangement OF the stomach blood will make
OF Dr.. Woods Ssrssparilla and W'd Cherry Bters
without benefit, the money shall I've refunded. Put up
in large bottles aud sold wholesale and retail by WYATT
GKETCHaM I2l Fullon-sL. \. Y. !. w. Smith. corner
Fulton and Cranberry BROOKLYN Price 81. nl06us
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Daily Arrivals of Produce Stock, &c. by the
New-Yorls and Erie Railroad Company
Trude OF tho Hadson.
|. F. ClarF5on, -Igent.

j. r. GARRISON -tsetH. l-"S-''N''
Barss Samuel Marsh-5i dks butter 2el rubs do. S3i
dressed hogs sheep head OF cattle IL calves suudries
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NIENAGERIE At NTBLO'S.-RAYMoND 8
lFIWARIN0S collection Of Living Animals, now In this
City, ia the largest in the United States, The psce Il
well adapted and beautifully cited up Tor the reception OF
the public Open Rom 10 ~, from 10 4, and from To
10 o'clock In the evening Ambulance 25 cenisi children
b.IT oyice go istfua
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TO TEACHERS

TO TEACHERS.
DUBLISHEO THIS DAY, GoLDSMlTHs system
of Mercantile Penuianship copy book for the use of
Schools and Academies containing thirty pages OF beat
cap paper with copies the top of each page engraved
from examples OF the authors own hand writing FOR
Price one shilling per copy .hngs per dozen, or Ten
dollars per hundred Mr.. g. l. now teaching large classes
al three dollars and no extra charge. Rooms open day
a., a.s,i,,- nq 2tis-
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~ Mnclsenzie,. Tonic Fcbrifuse-A sOverel
Remedy for The

AGUE AND FEVER.
This great Remedy which the public attention Il par
ticary called has been extensively used n the W-sie1
and SouIhWes;eru Stsies, speedy safe and certain
cure for Ague and Fever Dumb Ague, Chill niernii
tent Fevers
The uneSsmpled and compies success attending Us use
and so we'll proven become It's wide spread victories
over every form OF Agie the West, that the Fe6rfugc
is now supersedng every other offered euedsl agent sna
looked npou as the only one iha. be relied uPon IN al
stages OF the disease
The many thousands OF instances wherein hiss wrought
cures while IS known, be shown OF
failure IN being offered possessing the three
cardinal merits without which medicine se safely
used IN Asue cases These thai lis cures are
Saft. CERTAIN ard Permanent
For sale By Hoaaley, Phel ps Co W Wholesale Agent,
New-York and by J. NJ Winslow, Druggist Rochester, n
Y; Coleman Co Buffalo; y. P Jacobs, Detroit Mica
Brinkerhof Penior, Chicago, IL Edwards Francis
$, Louis, Mo and BY Druggiso generally thror NE
u States je2 lswisDSWE
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ANTHONY ] BLEECKER, Auctoueer.
NXRCITNR,S SAIE OF REAL EATATE

Z Jay.-L and Fithavenue and l2th slThe subscriber,
executor TO the estate OF William Alkin deceased, VIII
sell al public auction GU "Wednesday the lith day OF No
vembsr eli 70 o'clock the Merchants Exchange Antho
ny j. Beecke aucoaecr the following property 10 close
said esla,c, viz;
The two story brick house with basement and subcellsr
No IS on he north side of Jnyss between Washington
and West sta with the PRED OF the lease fol
wears OF Tho lot ~ inches In front and by 10 feet
In length al ground of S5a per annun granted
from the estate OF w. Rhlnelender and renewable The
yard 10 laid out with shrubbory, grape vines. &c Two
thirds purchase money remain bond and mort
gage at six per cent ALSO,
and by 100 in length each side situate tho
side OF 5thuvenue between 2th and lSth .ts com
mencing ut the Of 9Th and 2b
forming with the exception OF the lot Of l3ihs
the front OF tho between the said streets For far
Their particulars apply To A. J. Blocker, No Broad-st
go NIL GEORGE ". JOHNSTON Executor.
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70 Sing nj sight AT III Broadway on Monday,
evening Nov 49, 2: O'Clock. The subscriber VIII open
class beginners in music, plan. l. The Chassis
TO confined than any class heretofore 10 rigid drills
in learning sing sight One OF the most successful
European methods is TO he adopted for this purpose
A premium of $40 is 10 be awarded q, The end OF the
term (of Il essons 10 the individual who shall have
made the best proficiency in the knowledge OF the subject
and in singing at sight & No persons will be allowed
sing in the but such have good musical ear The
class will conss, OF both ladies and gentlemen Farther
explanations will be given the first evening which Will
be free J. F. WARNER, Translator of Weber's
NJ Srseod Theory of Musical Composition.
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~. Proper Book for the South.-lmportant 10
Southern Booksellers and Cheap Publication Dealers
Having several years experience IN the Book Trade al M
soulh this method OF informing my brethren in the
trade that have located in New ork for the purpose Of
supplying books 10 order and make udcious selections
ali The new works desired by the Southern people. and
supply dealers aiwholesala the reasonable terms
for cash. Please address l.. A. HOLMES,
Mo IL YAK koW.
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rTBoys' Clothing Gu, and made in the most iashona.
HE svle Al SS7 Broadway up stairs Opposite the Taser
naclejbv MRS II. FREEMAN. no 2rnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

~ New Corn Heminy, just received and me sup
plies constantly renewed from the " Am Phaanx. OF va
ous No. No s. in 10 H. bags suitable for re-
falling Also in Bushels and 100 10 bags For sale by j.
Geers W skier and Mulberry and al ia Broadway Fow.
er Greenwich and Murray; J. NJ. Sumner Duane ana
Church Gnssner and Young. Chatham opp Roosevelt; H.
Casree North-More and Hudson; H. Martin, Hudson aud
Chambers ]. b. PuTdy, Church aud Franklin = BuId-
rens: Gimon Conover, do ). Leviness, do D. T. Cas-
ire Broome aud Center !. Palmer Grand and suffolk j.
BoPcs Hester and Suffolk r. Taylor, 30 Nesey BosrTt
K Spier. Broad Henley 4 Chasy. Avenue and SINH
Eldridce: J. Snryth Reed and Greenwich; Allison, Co
umbia and Grand; Price Mitchell, Cs;hsrne ana Mon
roe Leamans nestshop, 81 Avenue D.; l. b. Dowllson,
Avenue and Fifth. J. Smith, 20 Houston; Eldrdgr
and Division or 10y VICTOR POST SO Bur.ing-slip, up
stairs NJ - tIeouIs
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.

GENTLEMEN: As regards future prices you will be
better able to form an opinion than ourselves in as much
as they must depend upon the supplies America and
Canada are likely TO afford Europe not having grown
sufscieut for its own consumption.
lsth-The Government are buying largely OF Barley
and Corn Flour for Ireland the high prices Q, which
must support Flour but may ultimately affect Maize a.
though stiN continues to advance. Yours, &c
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A. ]. BLEECKrR, Auciioneen

A. j. BLEECkER Aucioneen
IN0R SALE-Atl2 O'Clock, at The Merchants Exchange
L by A. BLEECKER, the four new modern built three
story brick stores and dwellings with granite fronts uu
the 9Th next 10 tho corner OF lih-st The
buildings are 10 by 10 deep tho dwelling part has
been finished In the possible without regard TO
expense and arc rented, with tho stores and psY
irs rate interest The property fa. increasing value,
and will be sold without re.erve. Mo 4is'
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DRAZIER,s KODs-lOoo bundles Brsz.sr's Rods
- from 10 el6 round.
500 bundles square Irc1 -1:-
BENZ. n. SHERMAN,
Mn Corner Broad and Bearer SIS.
. ABROAD SPIkEs..5 :e4s Railroad ALL. spsts.s s=
80 .e1;es,io1 s-sde BENZ. VI SHERMAN,
20 y Corner Broad a-c Bearer SIS
TTSIATA WIRE BILLETS-35 'oas Juntat. " IRE
j Si!Iers delivered a. Pniadelph:s- ior sale oy
MO BENZ ~ SHERMAN, cor. Broad Ed searst-
10PS nm CANDLEsTIChS.--Br
IL Lamps aad Cs,iies-czs grsai Vsfi-.y OF patterns
rranufsctured and fer sale a. Q Saf S-saP 5y ,7
rIe 81 noAEAD'IA-' = -->A->~'
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h. r. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
A RARE CHANCE for Housskeepers-Elegunt new
AFurniturs Auetion.-The entire stock OF nannfact
urer comprising complete assortment OF mahogany and
black walnut Furniture will he sold at Auction by u IL
LUDLOW l. Co gu Wednesday, Nov. llth, Ut 10 o'clock
nj the Warehouse No l4a FutOnst Catalogues will 6e
ready and the goods be examined on Tuesday Sale
positive, without reserve n95us
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" The Great Question-Have you tried EYES's
by any other medical preparaton-stronE language, but
TRUE. see advertisement in another coetnn. General
Depot 10 Fuion.st ID floor. Sold also by GIhn 80
Broadway, md Cook. corner Of Grand and Allen sis
II GOV, Sa.s
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NEW BOOKS.
DER STEAMER BRlTANNIA.-Loudou Art Union
L Prize Annual lsi1
Getaways Gsle of Prophecy, vols
Harris's Pre-Adamiie Earth.
Bouuycas;e's Canada and The Canadians IN 1916.
Hairs Practical Observations in Medicine.
Mackuess's Medical Life.
Noh- the Brain
iriaith's Chemistry OF the Four Seasons.
Briidons Practical Treatise The Veterinary Art
FredEod or Cast Iron. PARA
Lodges Portraits, vol. ,
The Second Advent
Rocets Ches. Board.
Mountforl Christianity.
Mlllers BOYS summer Book-36 Illustrations.
Selections from French Poets.
ksrser Apostle.
Received and Tor sale By WILEY PUTNAM,
Mo Importers and Publishers, l6l Broadway
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ANNUAL
nor THE YOUNG.-BooSselers snd Agents are invited
examine tue Youths Cabinet large octave OF near
Is 400 pages, elegantly embellished Just published al $50
Saau-s IL Is by far the most popular work OF the KIND
in The market Prices from 81 q 80 according 10 the
st-le OF binding very liberal discount 10 dealers
MIG 3tDSltW- D. A WOODWORTH, Clinton Hall.
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The members OF Human Lodge. No l07, hereby
quested 10 attend The funeral OF the wife Of our Brother
John f A. Biddle this Tuesday morning al o'clock, Al
hi. residence No l55 hfo,t-st. Pr order
II. FRANCIS TAYLOR, Sec'y-
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS
oY Firth HALL. | Franklin.seuare. and FIRTH

DY FIRTH X HALL. | Frankin.sGuare. and FiKIh,
DHALL x POND. $50 Broadway.
Kinks ORGAN SCHJOL, BOOk6.-This number com
pl-es the work which the only complete and thorough
school for The Organ published in this country The price
OF The book complete and handsomely bound Is 81 Bound
copies NAV be had in the OF week The De Mey-
Grand Watt composed and dedicated to Leopold Oe
Never by Miss Augusta Browne. Price 81 cents ms
piece has an excellent and beautifully executed likeness OF
De Meyer with his signature and coat OF arms
a new and very beautiful by Geo Lniey, sung by
Miss Norha. Il has very pretty vigneue uLe plate.
pre "a cents La Pari,snne Vslss Favorte conposed oy
!, y ' % pTSc. o5 rarfs n9 .stt
THE HoRTICULTURIST,
AND JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AND RURAL
n TASTE-The November Number Is now published;
This Is No Of this valuable WORK on Horucqfe, su.1ea
sy J. Downing ell known the suthor of Landscape
Gardening fruii and Fruit Trees. &c &c Subscription
price - per annuin. MARX II. NEWMAN ".
ne 1879 Broadway
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FOR LONDON.-Fir,t Packet-Tha splendid.

FOR LONDON.-Fir,t PsckeI-fha splendid
4<yp ss, ssilin. packet ship CHRIsTIaNSA, Capt. T.
-ss' n aamoud win sail above This superior packet
has very superior accommodations tor cabn second cabin
and .teerage pas,ens7 her second cabin and sserago
being on deck In well gunusL.d and lighted he
for this Of Passengers are superior
n nos, Of mos, II the oe London packets and tho pnes
bsft- Immediate saogld BE- made Oh board 700,
Of Waist or To W. J. I. TAP5COIT, 20 Soota-st- "a
'S Tss LucoSIa vii succeed the The chr.aanna and
sail on Gu her regular day Eo
SHEKIFF's sALE..sy virtue Of = VIII o. nan "a,
70 s ssssss oa Tssrsaay the 5 aay Of Seeers
Der lsls al n O'Clock ~ at the yesbue Of tue CITY hLi
in me CITY Of all ne nshi ue asa ntsrsst
~aich may since acquired Of 10 and 9, all mat
LOT of land u TIE Eleventh ofhe City OF sew.Yof
on lie souIhery side of Tenth street, between Avenues
and D. being Known designated lot 40 qiay ono
hundred and certain map made BY Dsniei lee,
ais annexed 10 Decd made BY Noah scoye! and Dave
p. Hail being front and twenty aye .sss ano ae
sane le,s. Dated Ns~Ysrs E9y xI lg!n istS
AssEa sAsYoao, Deputy Sheriff nlo l.~ew
DY ORDER Of Arthur s. Johnsoa, Judge ofTo%psitn,s
b ccaaty coar,s nd Counsellor ofthe Supreme c"Sr.
notice is hereby given that an s,tasaH,e1, mas osen
ssssnst !ss e.is,s Of HENRY ruLLAR nov or isss Of
non.re..dsRi debtor 90 dug yroo made 70 10 49,
paI.osa - .o .eoastsy coneeaied sd nonresidsn.
Az la dc .ssne Win sold sof ts payment Of
his debts an!es. 30 s2ss. 5 ssG onsa ss ss s publ
eaoo os noee and thst he 2s;ent q say eset. DC
~ NM n suy properly within this State belonging 20
IN ana he rss,ser Of sny sucn property BY h for.
StSSsr h1i.w and are yo.1-Ds;sd October 10, l2gI
'~4@'N - WALBkIpGE FERRIS
,10l.wen APYs for Anseuiay Creditor
n DUPUY, Apothecefy. OF he lsts snn Of DeiIpe d
E.Dupuy, suceessors 70 Place SoqiNsfd respeetS.y
Informs tnends and the public thai be hs. removed rs
business 10 No gre Broadway, corner Of Hoasiou-.t
where o7 Alteration he hopes 20 secure eonnn1s2ee
OF confidence he has enjoyed for TIE Sat tsn
full supply Of Drugs, Chemicals, Perriaefy, SosKs
aa.r and Toolh Brushes, and al articles eonhee'e" %
the business coastsntiy os hsrd n. al tss
branches Of The prosessior one WHO speaks krsee2
red Apply as atove 49,.
TTLsTER AND PONPTON IK0%s. 49, ei i.o;
Lon NIX. ssager7ies n srd ne soE1peos ~ ~
49, pom ntos ~ T. are 10 szn opsrationt VI fif -.
rouad .cusrr. Far, ossf seIos -, - -
promptly e1ee'ieG Jo Ss TUCKEg1LAN, 60 Vets.
NC TKON-JAMEs oLSgY . 49, 49,. Dasss
ol az P,s and Bar ircn stored on lsy1ssss
GTgoRW sC1I.Rs-FsirbsntS. celeorsssd
pstSorm seales q every Desirable nodisestsn. 0s
E.. ~ yxIERAsKs co. nt "a,ss~si eslrs
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~ Grand Temperance Gutherng.-Tllr Ladies
attached The z l.. SNOW Social Mon. VII hold amee
ing Tuesday evening, Nov. loh. i8Giat the 0reent
Methodist T. Church, to commence at half past O'Clock
the purpose of celebrating The Fourth Anniversary OF
the f. L. Snow II. B. Society, reorganzed a. The r l.
Snow Social Union, March ID, 1876
On This occasion Hon. james Harper. ExMayorwl pre-
side assisted by Hon Geo. Hall, Ex-Niayor OF Brooklyn
and John " Oliver. Esq
Rev. Mr.. Brown Pastor Of the Church VIII open with
prayer.
deliver short addresses The Choir attached tn the Greene
NJ F. Church have kindly offered their service he
Choir of the social Union will appear in their new Rege
lies the charge OFFS D. Van Buren,, ESQ Vocal Star
perform several odes prepared expressly for the &C.
cssion
Mr. Wimurth and Mr. Cady have kindly volunteered
their services the Choir In the OF The evening
splendid Bible tHarpers edition. viii be presented by
Sister in behalf OF the Ladies 10 the Union and received by
the Guardian Star IN behalf OF the Union Upon This oc-
the Brothers and Sisters will appear in fG! Re
gala
Free Tickets can be ob,aned of the following Committee
or at the door of the Church on the evening.
Mrs E. White 80 Crosbyst Mrs. Jacobs. 81 Crosby-
q NJ A. austin, al 5th-s " {. Bagey,ai DeIaney.s
" c. Hawley, 1873 Moti-st Z. a. Par'on, Al oth-si
MI and Mrs J. CGrmsn, lie Forsyii-si.
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-V0VT MISUNDERSTANDING csebfsisc
pLAT 81 ae.1,< of every desirable modification, los
f.. ~ yxIaBAaKs q co. Id Ws,ss-si asiDa
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no Gus American Hotel.
WYNN. r. JENNINGS & CO. Diapers and Talon.
w Importers OF Cloths, Cassneres 'estngs, Fancy
Dress Articles Lc.ln appreciation Of The success winch
attended their Efforts in catering for the community would
lender The asursncr upon tho OF The Fai
Trade .ha, T. viii be their endesyor add to the inducr-
uents which have rendered 23i Broadway THE EsTAs-
LIsHMENT which are furnished Garments possessing
N. requisites which continue 10 commend mem 70
the economist For the style and character Of the Cloth
are enabled TO furnish the aid ofas efficient
corps Of cutters he found in the country Is inc
s,ouel 10 The attractions Of our moderate charges
large assortment OF new goods for Fall and "nlr'
,xes, ar. offered for inspection, comprising Cloths
Tweeds &c for Dress and Frock Coats Oyercoa' SACKS
Nc French Engl.sh and American Css.imeres f0f a"A
looms word In reference 10 this gafnHn' ~ "N'" -
experterce satisfied the many 80 few eulef'
trsl In this line is especially solclIed- Me''no' o'
ar ard Satin vesrngs great variety The usual sasof
:, s,., cpsIty Ready.rnsde ovsrcosts, Original
g. cloaL. Dre,s and Frock Coso, Psrtalo0ns. Vesu,
M i,h seno.ee ssl.cuon Fancy Dress srices searfa
C,.v,u Hdk.s Cloves Susperdsrs, Shirt. Collar
-, u.I,tJos. Lie s2isu
&c. BOOTH & co. Cash Telors and importers,
,o Of inc srd ieh goods which the7 would respect
fully invite the attention Of the pnolG
The reputation Of srosdS.y sor gi.n =, .q pgf
chases elsewhere notwithstanding ne Justly ecereosc
superiority Of ta.rs aud genius displayed n s,sfy &
chsIgss When applied 70 Broadway Merchant Tsors as'
eLass may just would De vel tof "a. iasooeso.
-ronot.t 70 pause before sacrificing 70 an lndlser
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