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nR. POWELL, Ocriist and Agrst, attends 20 Dis
Deases of he Eye AMI Ia. from O'clock bis
idenc-, 26i Broadway, corner Of Narreu-st-
Slrahis-nus Squirting cured in minutes Deaf
and al discharges from he Ear permanently cured
Artificial Eyes inserted. Spec:ael-s adapted an de-
f-rr line
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F6ISEASEN OF 7 tff- r. E.--Dt ~ IIf-E4Ehr
~ Oc-t, - r-enwtc--- y. I. sti con.lnn-s
with decided disorder which l.- ipor-
and beautiful Is liable Reference tee
fannie. n Ae c.y. ONO Lynr. frOm A. " % u. L.
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4 GENTS W.iN,TED.-T'so or three Agents %ho
4fran succeed in obainil orders .or apopuiar worn.
and furnish suitable luls, may hef of prui
able employment 10y applying at 10. Broadway-oacS Of
fee second .rrr. -
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks see Fourth Page.

FRIDAY P. NJ
The Stock Market is in an inactive state, and
the fluctuations from day to day limited There ap
pears to be re or no outside speculation and the opera
lions being confined TO the specializing brokers uctu
a,ion of per cent induces them buy sell Harlem
appears 10 be the frmest stock Being sustained BY
Clique.
In Foreign Bills we hear of no movement the
rates are wi,hou, change.
Sllipmasters are asking "a Sd sterling for -four
toLiverpoo bu, we do hear Of any engagements at
,h", Grain is ed. per bushel
The foreign acyices have had favorable effect
upon breadaufFs and prices rather better to-day
The uuhvorable appearance Of the English harvest has
caused rise in Flour and Grain in England. which will
react 10 the advantage Of Western farmers Other
than this notice particular effect produced by the
news. The London Money Market easy for bust
paper but the large number Of railway projects
was still producing alarm. in the manufacturing dis
tc;s there much activity but the news OF the
passage OF the Tariff Bill had produced better situation
of things in markets.
Money is easy in Wall st for good paper and
several Of the banks on the las discount day did not
have offerings OF first class paper 10 the extent OF Their
Indeed first class pnpcr is not plenty, but OF
second class there than enough and it sold in
the street heavy On the best sock securities
loans are easily negotiated at per cent
The number OF immigrants arrived at this port
during August was 1922, from the following nations
From Greut Britain 1884, France 4f7O Belgium 800
Bremen 1850, Hamburg 9Gl Holland 45l, Norway 2lO'
Sweden rs, Prussia 81, other ports PA.
The Imports at this port in August reached
se457,l2a against s9964OG3 in Aug l345 showing de-
crease of 81 ,5o6939 The particulars annexed :
Aug. 1916. ls45
Foreign articles, dut!able. s755s5427 Se.9u346s
not e2osl5 l'o5.'19o
Specie ...... 44ee2 1900
S5l57,I24 s9g6i,O63
The Exports reached s2,67s.627 against S27O9-
Cos in August ls4j showing decrease OF sJO9i'. In
the Exports Of Domestic produce, s2437e2, there
an increase of upwards Of 100000 compared with
Iast August. The decrease in Exports of Specie was
100000 Imports of the eight months of this year have
been $50 2ao295 against $5l,77l.ls, Increase of
s09 and the Exports $685. Gi3 against sic i9- 79f
al, increase of 1876 7I9 ,han double the ncrcase
Of Imports The amount OF duties received III eight
months was sl333l 500 against $I330o772 showing IN
increase of S2l ~ in 1876
A comparative statement o! the business on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during week in
1874 le45 and 1916:
1874. 1s45. 1916,
Week ending Aug. 81. En- Aug 30. En-. Aue. 90.
Travel. 81 100 - S2,1Ue 81 S15ou ~
Freight ON Goods. as 7s ll5e W 26l5 40
Coul. -..l4,6s2 81 "l,455 G3 lss19 20
SI7,635 O4 S2-02a 80 S4s975 -
Coal transported 1914. 1919 1890 tons lsia %, 7
1920 tons; 1916. q, 749 1890 tons.
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EnoE a KNOWLEDGE

EO8 THE PEOPLE-No wan or boy n me cou1'r!,
who can spare shilling week should re 'S.toG'
the great and useful book. library OF .isel:
FIRST American Edition. with l41r aciis.on> and Ger
rec;ions rs eminent American srhoar anu Illustrated
5v upwards OF 80 enc-ar;lg Chambers's Information
III. People. Popular Eacrclop sGa. embracing a.
branches OF general knowledge necessary - cousii1ie
aveIl-iuforred man.
CONVEYANCE Roads Canals, Conveyance By Steam
Power RAILWAYS Natural Philosophy, Nechanics-
Mach.u-rv.' Hydrosiaic>,' Hydraulics. PIegmaiics
'Op;ic=-L.cht' Acoustics Chemistry
The plan which his work i formed * 20 selec; me
subjects which it i mporen. that people W no feel
The ruling objects OF The accomplished authors lthe
.e>srS Chambers hav. =. er wha; be expected 20
prove the OF seeduca;ou 10 thr people gc ersl-
" whether enoy!lg the means OF academic instruction or
not.
For sale wholesale AMI retail by Burgess Stringer
Co Breadvtv and Ann-st.: w. H Graham. Tribune
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Co. No. Astor House 50
VIM, TAYLOR & cos WEEKLY BULLETIN.
T IST OF NEW BOOKS n No. 2Astnr House
IL Scenes in the Rocky Mountains. Oregon. Texas, New
Mexico. &c. by a New Engionder. Price 50 cents.
The Statesmen of England, No. s. . cents.
Chambers Info naoa for the People-Part2 = cents
Pictorial History OF England-Part7 - cents.
Liteis Living Age No l2l-the Review OF the Reviews
Subscription - per year; l.. cents per No.
Martin The Founding. by Z. Sue-PariS. {; cents.
The Daguereoiyp- Miniature. Life III the Empire City,
by the Author. l.. cents
The King OF the Comrnon~-A Play. u. cents
All Tue Reviews for September
The New York illustrated Magazine. y cents.
The Illustrated Magazine for September has The best
and mos; eugrav.ngs and TIE largest amount OF reading
matter of any OF tie tribe. uca Gazette
The We-klv Papers OF Ney-York, Boston. Philadelphia
and Baltimore, for sale al
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N. FOR SALE-Moden built two-story and aiuc
Ia brick House and lot 7thsi. near the ID avenue
1I4 Appy 10 BLEECKER Il VAN DYKE,
81 No. Nassau. St near Wall
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DASsAIC FALLS, PATERSON, always an ct
tracve spectacle they peculiarly Al The present
The late have swolen the beyond lis
usual Cow, and the mighty rush OF water before In part
diverted from ts natural channel manufacturing pr
poses now finds lis way 10 the precpcr which IL
leaps With fury presenting spectacle Of beauty
and gr andeCf One scarce imagine pleasing
sight better calculated 81 the mind with feelings
o aG0ra!On oil the Great Architect Of Nature. Visitors
who have been deferred from gratifying their curiosity IN
Consequence Of the blasting Of the rocks in the mountain
pes-, may witness the grand spectacle without
posing themselves 20 harm. The rsee~ay 10 pro
Rr-ss u mpletiou, -e curiosity and contributes
greatly render visit to The Fall. desirable ard pleas
The grounds In the n-glborhoo, under the manage
ent OF their public -pr proprietor present ettraru1ns
allure the seeker Of p.eaHlre and tepoe- while the ac
cUiCdatlors at the Coags such please NE 9iost
a.tdious. The conveyance from the city pls and cp
venrn-,Ee cars plying .eTera times day Inc assnt
connected herewith proyerbsl FOR thetr couI -.
attention will do all in the.f power render tho UP
agreeable and pleaStnt ,vu..rd
" B.-PersoHs abroad DESTROYS Of visl,ins $500 >,
ernbra.e the present grsty the,l ,b raS.Tsv
its close the water will again be iurnsa 'N'0 '~
8
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=. Liyerpool Markets .AvC

AsHEs-Thcrc more inquiry for Pot and Pearl
during the week ending August and 200 10 800 bbls
found buyers at rather frner prices. This week how
ever, both dull, and the sales triang without
change in price.
BARx-Some small! sales are reported in Quercitron
90 Cd. 10 los. per cwt.
TAR, &c.-Sone parcels Of selected American hare
been bought las per Dbl. We have also 70 report
few parcels OF American Rosn, which changed hands at
previous rates.
TOBACCO The sales since our las, report about
400 hhds comprising few small parcels Of Vrgnian
Leaf taken for Ireland the remainder. Western strips,
by the trade. We make alteration in prices, though
with Strips and all kinds OF Western Tobacco, the
dency is sill downward.
TrRpENTISE-The demand is good and the sales
since our last arc estimated al from TO 1000 bbs.
WooI.-There has been more active demand for
low foreign the stocks of which are by
sive nd they generally considered cheaper than
TIE lower qualities Of our domestic Woods. The
arrival. are expected and the supplies from all
quarters promise TO be very large. In line clothing
woods there has been less done of the trade being
supplied for the momen-but there is steady
sumption going on which market will feel the
benefit of Some branches Of trade have already
pcrienccd considerable benefit since the
alteration in the American tariff but the
still high admit OF extensive shipments generally
to that quarter
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GIRLS WANTED Immediately weave hair seat
VI .s al tie hair factory miie sOui of N-"hirgh Y
T. Better WAGES obtained Than usual owing 10 I'M
! ntnAnlnnut M l-. lllms. = lW
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CASTLE lsARDEN.-The Bu5o Troupe OF Eihiopi.
- SINGERS have oe-1 received with genuine applause
and he aosi uaceas'ag laughter hrou chout the whole OF
their entertainment; NJ Holman In O. his POPULAR
Songs. Mr Thompson, IN Comic Da-ee. Mr. Olds-ld
al The Piano Forte Thursday. Friday ard SATURDAY. Eve
rrgs September Sd 9Th and 5ta-(iranG Overture Negro
Sons-My Old Dad; Comic Air-M:.s Johnson Juliaas o
Ra!aG-0G Napp-r R.e; PsTo1y-Be>s da, lubv Yellow
gal: Lucy Neal; You'll Remember ne: Genie Move
OF half hour for Promenade and Refresh
meats ana 10 The range Of Cosoraas the upper
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4musements.
NISLo's GARDEN.

y TIE Pubic are r. speca.y informed The Doors Of
he Garden Viii II fltur- "r-r ha9G, ~. m ne en-
;rrtA:crleuts Commence a. haifTast seven ocio-s-
NJ CRlSP, Mrs.. CRISP, NJ. CHIPPESDALE.
SATt RDAY EVENING. September
10 BEGIN a. hslfpaS; ciock, wiki taror;,e Over
are Afer which second tine here The C0r,.c Drama
q Used Up.
~ = Co.es'rea7, NJ Gasp John Foahrsee Chipperdae
10 conclude with The popular SuJivlis OF
PERFECTION or. The MAID Q: NCNSTER
81 lawrence PA.ason........-.Nr. Ch;pperG.ie.
mares faEasoaMr. CrsP Aats...-,...-.-Mrs. Crisp
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H0RATlO HILL, Auct.oneer
pYCOOLEY, REESE 81 HIIIs-Store No. 1871


by COOLEY, REESE 81 HII.1.-Store No. ISL
- Broadway. corner OF Oey-st
Liberal cash advances NJ goods consigned sale.
REMOVAL Cooley, Reese Hill have removed from No
Isl 10 lal broadway, corner OF Dsv-st
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept s. a. o'clock.
CHOICE CoLiEcrIoN or MISCELLANEOUS BookS-By-
rons Works. Common Prayer Bibles, Heurys CommeR.
aries. vols. svo. SCOTS do vo. McCuloch Com Die
uonary. Josephus, Life o. Christ Robertsons Works
vols Jefrrson Works Burns Ill Works, Columbus, II
Davies Algebra, % Natural Philosophy 10 EsEs Grsek
Grammar, 80 Wils Arithmetic, Combe on the Ccnst-
tuition, Dsve, Algebra, 10 Conversations Chemistry,
IS Razen, Speler and Dehner hne line and MerIouns
Engravngs, &c.
TIL RSDAY MORNING September II,
Al IVt O'Clock, al tholr auction ruou,
Doors SHOES BRccASs.-SOv Boot, Shoes and
Broguns, suitable for the Southern Western and City
Trade.
Ar PRIVATE SALE. CHEAP-An engraving and copper.
plate printing establishment consisting of Dies Ruling
Machine OF the best Plate Presses in this country one
Is inch Press made by Hoe Co together with all the
pur,enances connected with the above business
Ar PsiVArs SALE? sets Recess Encyclopedia complete
in q vols. half Russia
To LEr--Sepsraiey or together two well lighted airy
rooms, with hard finished walls and folding doors on Tho
second foor OF the building the OF No ISL Broad
waya good stand and convenient for Tailor, EngrIv.r
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ARRIVED
Park Peter DemiL. LockInan. IN Savannah cotton &c
TO r " Dernil Aug 90, or FIRING Pan Shoal passed
chip Rochester and spoke big Ty5ee bound Charles
ton y3ih, lat 3d. ion =, exchanged signals with ship
Rockal
Bark (Brern) Heinrich Wietng. &c ds from Brernen
mdse 70 order. Aug i. Ia. 81 ion Il 26 spoke ship
Louisa Aenker. I'm Bremen Tor Bait
Bark (Brcrn) Nina, Dannemann "a ds I'm Bremen
ndse. 10 Z Il Pope; 1876 Storage passengers; Sd
INST lat 30 lon 30 spoke bark agnes from Bonai- Tor
Boston
Brig (swe Eoripolen soderou-g @ Dc i'm Stockholm
iron. TO ORDER passengers.
Passport plaster, 10 Smith Z. bovnton.
schr Love,t, Perkins DIS I'm Passport plaster, for
Rondout, Mr..
schr Mar Clark. Small, 4 DIS I'm Salem nd.e to R W
Ropes.
Schr Howard Baker d. I'm Boston ndse, to master
SAILED.
SHIP St George, Liverpool; Superior Hui! ReguIus
Bangor. Ne Wind Sc.
No vessels in sight from the NarTorss st sunset
thcr very haZy.
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MONTHLY REPC

MONTHLY REPORT
OF Nr-NBER OF CASES successfully tres;et and dis
W charged a. entirely Cured ~
Dr. N-EEELEhS OphfiIaiIric D.spensary.
- Ci---lA cl-st- I=-l Ike BAKERY. :. T.
Isl August. i3+j 70 Is; sept 49,.
I-alnet and Sure Eye>. from Gods 81: Do trpa her
-iirar causes II; Do from Fevrrs and Infections. ::
rgyU,!All Ophtzlnia, s. Ophiia.Ia fa--, diseased
I- Tncip.n Au:suro-I-, J. Ca!aractl: Specks Films
m o. act!-s THE Coma II, Injuries 10 ir Eyes fror,
acr1t- 49, SIo9pag- OF the Tear duct = Insertion vi
Am Eves5 IrFertet and Depressed Ids, s. Gonor-
ri.- q, .iiilai-ria. =
- Pamohets. Il relation 70 DR.. yvhee!ers treatment
ar cures E1sy De hal gratis al h. oce IS 2tseod-
INDIA RUBBER SH0ES-iO,Oc9 pairs Menu and
i Woui-rs plaiE and tzured Ruob-rs.
1908 pairs Mems Sheet Rubber Oyershoes
so % Ladies Go do do
so 60 90 Sandals Rubber sole-
1000 90 DC farred and lined
800 de- Mems metallic
$50 co Ao!esAins.
For sale ey HORACE z DAY,
IS Successor 70 Roxsury / B. &C. . corlsaafs
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l0IERICAN NIUSECM.-

A MEXICAN .NUSEC No! =. VNt tiEAN 7 NM
n lily give iaeir Grand Concerts n The Lecture Room.
IN COZ junction with other splendid performances THIS
afternoon a. 81 O'Clock and this evening a. 5 The mana
ger has also easag-dco Chasn oseheT with ne 500,
I;sh Mammoth Bcs living OrSrg OusnS. living Twin Cs;-
f-es LIVING Monster Snake. Wax Modcl OF the human
Body In ADDITION The following performers are en-
gsged-M;ss Wheeler; Miss Z julien; great " es,srn
Madame Rockweli-Dissoving Views, Chromsirops &c.
Admission - cens-chi.Gren under 10. u. cvuS aGSl
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXhi6:G0n
1 ever krowr.-The celebrated FAMILY OF SHAhEk
BROTHERS AND SISTERS, consisting OF Miss Juia A.
Willard. Mss !, Foster; Mrs rr,pure Nh o. u;
Trpuue and Mr.. paTtrids- Will gave heir SECOSp
GRAND CONCERT and LECTURE. =. the APOLLO
ROOMS. 40 Broadway. THIS EVENING, September >;
consisting OF complete Illustration OF the system mode OF
M; rsnn.- OF WORSHIP psculisrtes Nc OF this sns
lar and hitherto unknown people; he. odgn. progress
&C. their ChsuI;s. Dances. &c &c VIII 81 The uVerInos
fidelity and ,ruthfulr-ss OF originality.
Tickets g For sale At the Music Stores Hotels
&c Doors open !. o'clock. Com nerce ats For par
ticuisrs see bills 81 Sus
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EXTRACT OF VANILLA,

DURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF VANILLA, for
aavorng Ice Cream Custards, Synips, Sauces, Jelles
Confectionery, &c. This Extinct possesses in the most
form the delicious taste and much admired
odor of the true Vanilla Beam and for all culinary
purposes vii! be found the convenient and rconom
ca manner OF communicating II, aavp Price % cents.
Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON Chemist and
Druggist, 20 4. y. Sands & Co. 273 Brosiwa
cor Cbsmbers-st Sold also 100 Fulton-sL and II East
Broadway - lmrOd-
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mate state the inquiry being still limited to the trade
and prices of ordinary and ddng qualities have been
hardly maintained. Fair qualities and upwards are
comparatively scarce and firm in price The total stock
Liverpool 111CUp ,ie- beInc coco than at
time las, year. Fair Upands are quoted a, Sd,
fair Mobile Sd. and fair Orleans SD per 10.
The Bsvre and Conrn entail markets generally con-
,nue in good position stocks emoderate and prices
comparatively higher than in Liverpool.
Since the arrival OF the Cambria on the 18th inst
think that there has been rather confidence shown
by holders certain that the present crop
will hardly exceed 100000 bales and the prospects for
the crop are by favorable either Tor an
early R large yield.
AZ the bulk OF the new Wheat will be OF poor quality
weather which has prevailed during the last fortnight it
is very probable that the price may continue
low, and the duty high for some time to come
THE MONEY MARKET-There is no change in this
market since the date Of last The Of discount
ranges from 81 per cent but in the Railway Stock
Market higher readily obtained by lenders.
TIE tendency 70 an advancing rate Of interest will
doubt lead many parties draw much Of their avaa
bic from abroad in the coming year and this con
traction VIII probably affect prices Of commodities IN
foreign markets while the time !. VIII tend TO
coun-cract excessive sudden rise in the rate o.
interest here. and thus operate in mitigating the eTla
.rhic continue 70 flow from the exce5s!Te d!Fer
sion Of capital 10 railway enterprises.
STATE AND PROSPECTS OF BUSINESS GENERALLT-
We cannot advise any decided improvement IN the
Manchester rnsrke, The final settlement OF the United
States Tariff has however given the utmost satisfaction
in the manufacturing districts generally ana we may
reasonably look Tor great extension OF trade with that
ties will doubt lead the revival OF our trade with
Brazil and should the home market continue favorable
we look for more activity and confidence generally
the season advances A. DENNlSTOuN q co.
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.n]eF.s NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE.

Es.ails----t-Fure to N-wpor, and Providence, Cabin
-, Deck 81 5O.-Th- Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY, Captain y. Chlds, will leave foot Of Markets
East River. On Saturday, Sept 5i, al O'Clock F. N.
Passengers for Boston In Providence in time for the
O'Clock train Freight taken at reduced rates Apply 10
the Captain on board, nj The office on the pier
The Mutual Safety is fitted up with large and commo-
dious State Rooms, and is newly furnished throughout
Her well known character boat, her ample accom-
Eoda0ns and low fares, 1t is hoped Will secure her
share OF public PATRONAGE. aul5 lmseod
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LwEaPooL, 18th August 1916.
eTToa-Stnce dste OF our !sst Circular, the Sd inst
as;es,op market hss continued IN quie. and ipani'
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Gfrursipus.
!, THE MOST pELICUTFTL OF all

& ;a H.. as 5, h. HUDSON Sa
Eysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
of the place. Will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive OF all rural that be made from the
city.
The grounds present charming aspect. the trees
being in leaf and the soil covered with rich urt.
The walks are IN excellent order having been consider
ably embeliished the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there will be in attendance
the CoIonuaie, Eiysan Fields Al excellent Band OF
Atu>ic which will perform selections from TIE avorits
Operas. popular airs, marches. 'vaxes. NC
The Ferry Boats from Sarc!sy, Canal and Christopher
SIS are completely fitted with AN uiugs and Seats.
Night boats run from Hobokeu 10 Bareiay-st until II
O'CLOCK Ferriage 81 cents. - lnisua
IT, = PLEASANT SUNDAY Excursion
saround Staten Island. II far weather The
a<1 splendid Stean-Packrt ALBANY. Capt
Foot OF Hsrnond.st Mt = o'clock VI foot OF FN,.,t Il
L. rf past ~ foot OF rikc-s. Il foot ot Pier No
u r. NJ THIS excursion affords passages hne view
of fortihcutions and the beautiful scenery the Hrr.
Dor, Narrow- SandyIook LehtHou-e, Earc for the
tiL,lIt tNclielon = cents cHatt ulcI clsh,, -
,Traz FOR TIE FISHING BANNS.-
crch way. The BUFFALO, Capt Hancox
will run on Sunday Monday and Tuesday, sept 9Th nh
and si as follows Foot If BarcGy-st y O'clock Ham
mond-sl s. Csna-,L 81, Denuceysl quarter 10 g. ril,s-
g. Pier No j. y. K. q O'Clock. B'il and lines nj sinai!
charge. Refreshments on board band OF music Mon
day and Tuesday. s. ii!s'
.sEs2 COMFY ISI.AND EExRY-saprdnayy'
79RlEroR, Capt. IL. Mall"n, VIII run
S19; \ o %s's'i' { fS'fs ',f"'
Aud The steamboat foLAs Capt. II. Yates, will leave
Pke.t z. K. u! O'Clock a. NJ ): T. NJ and Whitehall,
L NJ and r NJ; COney lslhnd, Atli r.M and 81 P NJ.
landing AT the New Dock at the Greenwood Cemetry and
Fog Hamilton each
And the steamboat DUNCAN {. PELL Captain D. :.
Tobias. viii direct from Whitehall 10 Couty Island.
touching For. Hamilton ou'y On her last Zip up, leayu.
Whitehall II y. NJ and q T. NJ and Coney Island
l2l J. and 81 r. VI. Fare, ~ cents each way.
- Il THOMAS BElLBY, Proprietor
rT~D Mooney ISLAND ami For Hamilton
EEss.sys.f---iN Ferrylhe steamer lOLAS Cap. Rich
ard Yates will, and alter this date,
regularly to COHey Island rs DEMONSTRATING
Foot Pikt,'t WMiehaA :, Gone eii Island |,
8: PM l33 NJ {
Landing Fort Hamilton each way. Fare l2i
" 3. Al persons forbid trusting any
Of the bout
NewYOrk, Sept -, 1916. 50 !stf
d. kNEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE.
Es.-ai---i'-Fare 10 Newport and Providence, Cabin
-, Deck 81 5o.-The Steamboat MuTUAL
SAFETY, Captain y. Chids viii leave foot Of MarketsL
East River, On Saturday, Sept 9Th! at O'Clock, ?. N.
Passengers for Boston arrive In Providence in time for the
o'clock train Freight taken at reduced rates. Apply 10
the Captain on board, nj The Office the pier.
The Mutual Safety is fitted up with large and commo-
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WE WISH TO ARREST THE ATTENTION
-

OF THE PUBLIC.
WE HAVE, THUS EARLY. prepared ouraclves with
W excellent stock OF Tie best styles of DRY GOODS
the market and from The that have taken adyan
tnge OF the and OF bled
Broadcots - to s. such sold last Spring al - TO
$.
al 81 % 10 -
Satinets at cents such sold last Spring IS
to IL
Apaccas al % I'll 3.fd such sold last Spring at Is
10 Sand all Staple Goods u; similar reductions
French Nerinoe--Neyr styles Ca,hmeres-Paids, and
other goods Tor Ladies dresses.
We have Fanne- % per less than last years
prices-and lhcy We're very low.
Prints and Ginghams-We always have very extensive
stock, u present better and clcaper than usual.
CASHMERE SHAWLS,
Ii bou ghi during this month of us, viii agree sell
dollars less ihan ley be bought month ak weeks
hence DOMESTIC GOODS,
Shirngs. Sheetngs Bed Ticks, Common Prints, &c. we
have from the factories. and sell usually low prices
Country merchants aud pedlurs supplied on liberal
terms F. W. ( W. F. GfLLEY,
81 Dts i3J Grand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
EDrsncnsin. Con.tipntion. Cos,Il

II lTnncscn's Oral Sy-fcm.-Mr.. L. MANESCA
DCRAND informs pupils her French CLASSES will
be resumed Tuesday. the 1t of September. Gentlemen
wishing Join Evening Class, now forming, viii
please call and their names. \ Ladies Glass
VIII also be commenced early in September. Residence
s. Wsker-st aus lwis. lrOs-