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HAVE rs PRESs-The Cratur; or Nulcan's Peak.
I1Tale Ut the Pacific. By Jas fenimore Cooper
Brian OLinns or Luck b. Everything.
Launcelot Wdge. BY Charles lloot0n, ia
The Old Judge or Life ia Colony BY the Author OIL
Sam Slick.
The Old Converts Of PARIS.
The Haunted Mar.h. ~ George Sand
The Diseases OF Woman tIcl Causes and Cure, &C by
\. il0llict, H. 10.
Eafn the Refer
Mannaduke Herbert or the Fatal Error by Lady Bles-
sinsf0n.
Faust a Romance. By the Author ofnio Mysteries Of
London
The Loves Of Pars-trnsiacd from Tie French 81 Paul
Fesal.
Ratlin the Refer; Cruise of the hidse Tom Cunsie :
Log. Anne Grey The Admuis Daughter. Richard 81
York. Bfnmblefye House. LAHORE Tor Hill. Orphans
OF uswaidens The Hondnan The Dark Lady of Doonah.
BURGESS. STRlNGER co Publishers.
~ Il - Broadway
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NOTICES.
IIHE az CNNsIMpTION,


~. There II scarcely day passes but there are
auuher of cases OF consumption reported cured by the
use of TOWNSHIPS Ssrsapanlla The following was re-
eeived yesterday
Door TowNsrNp- T,a Sir. For the last three years
have been afflicted with gene debility and nervous con
sumption Of the stage and did not oNpect 10 ever gam
my health all After going through course OF mledi
cine under the care of the most distinguished res
ular physicians aud members of the Board ot Health IN
Newlor and elsewhere, and spending the most OF my
earnings in attempting to regain health and alter read
some paper of Sarsaparila resolved To ny M
After usng six bottles found II done me iea good ana
called TO see YOU at your office with your nd wee kept on
aad DO most heartily hank you or your advice refse'
re in taking the Sarsapara aud have been able 20 at
tend ~ nv usual .bors Tor the last four months and
hope nv The blessings OF God aud your sarsaPaia 10
continue my health II helped me beyond the enpec'a
ton. Of al that know my case. CHARLES OOlMbf.
Orange. ESSEX Co. n J. Aug. :, 1871
state Of New-Jerscy Essex County, -
Charles Quimby being duly sworn according to law on
hrs oath saith that the foregoing statement Is true accord
ins to the best OF his knowledge aud belief, ,,,,,,
CHARLES Quincy.
srou and subscribed TO before me Al Orange, the "a
August, 1871 CYRUS BALDWIN,
Justice OF the Peace.
Principsl Office lA6 Fultonst Sun Building n. Y. -
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INDIA RUBBER soLEs.

GUARANTEED TO LAST tlNE MONTHS manu-
" featured aud sold BY \. }. WHEELER in W aiker :
shoe store 40 Broadway corner tanalst The faie ana
customers promptly supplied OF these soics the Editor
of The Bsaio Cosnsrcal idgerfner thus teshes from
personal experience Mr. Wheeler ma, me All oi appy
that contributes largely 90 ones comfort ana health ana =
,rv economical wiiha sole OF India rubber vi" ont
G to r tlree OF leather is very elastic AID pleasant
III toad uron and ia oil ordinary weather will keep the
feet the feet as dry and comfortable "a they were eu
in rubber shoes These extra soss can DC apPea " ~
those who would consult economy and health "oua 90
well 10 give Nh Wheeler CALL =
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GENTLEMEN,s HATS.
BEFBE 4 COsTAR. HATTt

BEEBE 4 COSTAR, HATTEBS,
80 BROADWAY, SEW-YOEK, AND
1872 cHrsNUT-sI. PHILADELPHIA. WILL PRESENT I'VE
FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS
On Saturday, 1ugntI3, 1871
~ Upon issuing the Fashion for the season,
G. beg leave say that II Is their intention TO nitro
duce style of hat altogether superior 90 before offered
They have adopted entirely and unique mode OF
trimming, which, combining 10 the highest degree ee-
gance Of finish aud durability tends materially toward tho
preservation Of the hat.
Another improvement will be the strict adaptation Of
every hat well b. the features as 30 the form aud size 81
the weeref, thereby avoiding the apparent nconguY Of
large and tall with dimlnutiye hat and vice versa
BEEBE CosTAR will present on this occasion, beside
their wekuOwn superior Moleskin Hat, black Fur fai
the Rocky Mountain beaver, superior article, which
will be- sold al their regular standard price.
They would respectfully invite attention 10 the branch
of their shmeni, 3j Chcsnust Philadelphia which
will be- opened the lih inst IN style corresponding
with their house In Ncw-lOfk, with superior stock OF
goods, aud with the ayOwed object OF furnishing better
hat the price than be found elsewhere There VIII
always be found both places full aud complete asso
of hats and caps for gents youth and children to-
gether with ladies' riding hats aud caps aud variety OF
fancy goods appeainng 10 the trade such canes UNI
breas gloves brushes aud other articles for the toilet
The facilities afforded them boy ready and frequent in
with the cities Of Paris and London, together
with The recent improvements which they have elected
IN the construction and of machinery, VIII enable
them Oer goods OF the most desirable fashion aud tb-
Gallon at the very lowest market prices, either Al whole
sac retail 81 DIS
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STANDARD AND ORIGINAL TEMPERANCE
- Chorusses Quarettes, Gees. Solos, etc set 10 mu
Sic many Of which have been prepared expressly oI
,his work by composers Of Acknowledged ability. De
signed for the nse OF the various Temperance Associa
fiou. throughout the world, with Funeral Hymn Tor
the Son and Dnghfey # Itmfer1ace, X, oidbfef and
ngLf,s Of Eeciab Brottcr and Nufers Of Temperance
lood SrHrlia Composed and compiled By Mrs Nir-
gnis r, Allen.
and contains m PAGES Of the II the old Crystal FOuut
Melodies Of which, boz fact, % lsa continuation.
Single copies ~ cents--l dozen
FEANCIS ALLEN. Jr Publisher,
ID, 7.fs I3 Chambersst y Y
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MRS. WILLARO'S

HISTORIES FOR Schools Universal History
in Perspective. fvO.
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The above works are cNfenaiEeiY used u many Of the
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fn the Language uf auti0u has received
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rafy merits
Eysry notice of them has been highly favorable efoept
oas which made ior the purpose OF Introducing H.
a.
Neither the author publishers have attempted the
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others let the pretended euof- in school hisiorcs
BE- carefully examined before any work Is Introduced BY
setting forth the faults of rs competitors Mrs Willard
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Il Mrs Willard- Secund Appear 60 the pub
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American Histories furnished gratis All teachers and
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that fhey may be Just aud true 100 their decision.
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.
I'RON THE CRADLE To THE GRAVE

Adapted exclusively 20 her instruction ~ the natural
laws Of her system and a the d-aes Of her critical pc
rods. by Edward ii. Dixon, MD PIP 50 price ~ p
fourth edition. Also, by the same author similar work
addressed Young pp ~, price = esnih edition
work adapted io every reidcr aud containing com
plee review of The symptoms causes and treatment oi
every decay and also every know disease Of Oh g system
Pr. 30. eighth edition, price 81
hDr Dixon is pupil o. DR. Mott. and pracii over Of
,htcen years standing Ills books are written wth Eat
decscy and yet with an apparent desire To eoiimu-
uicste Truth with the utmost force and earnesness
Evening Post.
we hope these works will obtain the widest possible
Circulation y. Tribune.
They are worth tAeir weight in gold
Rochester Democrat
", .ordi.llv recommend it toOur female friends
lChustian Advocate
We most earnestly recommend their introduction into
every family M the country
Evening Bulletin New bedford
We bore they Wilt hud every operative in
this city, Voice ct Industry. Lowell, Mas.
The information contained in these books l. worm
treble their prce-yea. hundred times told
lMashugt0uian, Boston.
CHARLES H. RING. cor. Of JohD-st and Broadway
AGENTS wanted through the country - 'ieod'
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a NEW QUARTERLY.

V,HE MASSACHUSETTS REVIEW will be Published
i on the lst of December 1871 and continued on ne
the Interests II party class brt - conductors will
endeavor % present open and air held for the notice
and discussion ri matters pertaining % fhos0phy Liter
ature, Politics. sion and Humanity
The Review will be- conducted BY X. W. Emerson,
Theodore Parker and J. Elliot Cabot assisted by several
other gentlemen.
Fsch number will contain about - pages az the price
Of - wear. in advance.
Commune subscriptions, &c should he addressed
~ M. rubIsh-rs COOLIDGE a. WILEY.
~ Wsfer-sf. Boston.
& 4 " have for sale az wholesale and retail Alden :
r--lnr.I Nh nftL. InItnt >LlIn.. All aH.-ll NJ
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a BOOK FOR

rIrHE YOTNG-The Playmate, pleasant companion
j Tor spare hours. beautifully illustrated comprising
.na tales. stories. and ballads iipie hsi'ln thet-
d pfry new and Old and readings natural history.
Zach isr will be- illustrated with from - 20 ~ wood cuts
from drawing. BIZ eminent artists.
The playmate will contain article. bv Mary Hewitt.
Felix symmetry. John p. Taylor, T. 81. Horne. Harris
Christian Anderson and host AZ other eminent authors
and pictures by II j. Townsend, 4 ". Elmore. \ r A.
Henry Warren, T. Duncan John Absolon. II. Wen, Z. H.
Wehnert. &C. &c.
The PLAYMATE will be published The Ia Of every
month n numbers of - and sometimes a. pages at 81 a
vearin advance. Published hv
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THE STRANGERS GUIDE


THE BROADWAY JOURNAL
CONTAINING The best map d the city ever p4Difhef
NtOscther with a completes GUIDE 70 ,-itnseis 80 40
- SsTi-fx IN ,.r0u, matters No stranger should b.
~itaoutit Pncs = per tanum. Or cents copy
BERFORD co, Astor iiouse.
,s s ,i a, all he principal periodical depots and
Anu - - - 80 - - iWis
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souTHERN AGRICULTURE.

NS>AYS ON PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE, includ
Fam his Prize Essays ~ Adam Beatty wee Ples
dent of the Kentucky Aercultura Society Price, Il
Ia preparing these Essays and other Agricultural Irca
ti,e. 10 h.s been the authors dcs sn % render them tho
rushiv prrefil and applicable 20 the circumstances Of
southern F.ruer and be faftsrs himself thAt this ~ors
III, - 9s Li.blv n.efl in every part II this country
For sale b. 4 ~ eAA iD-'. - $500
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COULD NOT WALK.
w. Thaf nr Towuseudr Snr-uparillu i q

very best remedy for female complaints there Is no dis
palss thousands and thousands Of weak and debaied
females that Frustrated by those diseases 70 which
females subject in the enjoyment OF robust
health
NEw.YORK, Sept. .. 1871
DG. TowSsESp-DeaT SIR My wife has or the last year
been very sck and IN greatly reduced state OF health
being reduced by variety Of complaints such as female
liable 70 she got 50 bad At epgth that she entirely
unable 10 walk. and helpless child she com
meneed using your sasapariS, and she immediately De
gan 10 regain her strength her complaints e her and
after taking several bottles, she j. restored Being SIN
salar have thought u might do good 10 publish 1t
She used number Of remedies that done her no 5000 pre-
,iously Yours respectfully,
JOHN MULLEN, ~ NoIiolk-st,
princi~. na,.. ~ E,it,.s. IS
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CONTENTS

nF PARLOR MAGAZINE for Oct.ber-Persecutions
Oof the Wadenses by the Editor Passage ia the Lite
o Physician part interesting series scenes m The
Fast Carlylc and his lmita0rs. by =. Z. Woodwotti-
Letters from Italy, No g. Ida. from The Polish with sew
sa shorter articles Of merit, interpreted with 70
.iry &C. Sc and illustrated BIS tine engraving and Fash
ion plate aud forming Magazine which would be vel
come si.ter Ia every paror 10 The land, y j. HAD
LEY Editor r. r. MILES, fuDisher'
-, ffDNffNNf l5i Na-sau-st
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,cDprruAL REVOLVING

~, ,r.~ pV BRONSON bAtDII--hlWIHs' n
4 49, - - 1917 week and month Of the year,
-. s,s es,is md end &c Very useful IA calculating
wages rent board tuition salns . ~ ~ -~peT
1870 -,li nv silver coin. consenient % all &C &c ~
- irSis II spheres IN dlt=Eest eoleis, 80 &c
gently u,.unted tllee - y ~ ee-'' - Rod.
aAISEs co N Y. and othcss "s
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EUE,P VARIETY sTORE.-Th ,ul

- .ee b tender bis sincere thanks % bis friends
soa ne public Tor the very liberal support which ne has
..,. Ii. ba.iur large stock OF unrcdeeued pledges
on Maud be i prepared 70 supply All who give nm esii
i. rea,onsbe q. Ay other establishment in me eJ .Du
1900 m I'D second hand of new drrs. or fIDck Goals A.
49, I'M, rrce of from - b 80 each pantaoons :, - H.
A., constantly on hand good assortment oi sood rnS-
iy,r Ever ana other watches add Iewefy and lev
- hand ,ions aud other kinds ~ musical ana
,.fieu,,ticsI Instruments. sextsnts, qusirans soo1
double aud single barrel guns, pistols spy y -
s,,ss 40 GOOD assortment of mechanics ana o.hef
$500 A lew -atra the toned ei-htkeyed Hates 'prh-
dSly finished ivory flute silver mounted ind great MAJ
H., .rtrs. too numerous 10 mention. Cal at IRE Old
ol.1l 49, -, J WILSON,
slsims Formerly Simpson a Wilson, 10 Chatham-st
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OFFICIAL.

A DNERTtSED in The Tribune by special appoln.neni
"a List of Letters remaining sept ~ Of AZ hEhMANH
IOt NASSAU-ST Ncw-Nork-
Aynar 4 Co Lawrence, Trimble Co.
Aston Vim r. Morgan. r.. ID. a Co
BARCLAY Anthony Marshall. 4. H. 4 Go.
Barclay Livingston Munroe, Alfred y 20
BarstOw. Pore Co. Mct all, Henry
Bo0man, Johnston Co Nevins, Townsend 90
Belmont, August Nelson VIM
Brown, Brothers 4 Co Oyphani Co
Collins r. X Pilot 4 lie Barber,
Coleman Stetson Phelps Dodge i CO.
eastman, ID. 4. Saltus Co
Dofemus Suydam Nixon, stewart, T. 20
Davis a Brooks, stanton Frost
Foster Jas Jr Spoford, Tileston Co
Greeley A McElnih Nyse a sons,
Goodhue A Co Wilmerd ng. Priest Mount
Griunel, Muturn Co. Woolsey Noolsey'
Harmony, Peter Nephews Webb, Jas w aiscn
Haggeriy, Draper Jones, Withcrs, X.
Huribut. r, ID. a Co. Ward, SULLIVAN 90.
Little Jacob 4 Co Young, smith Co
NTH many others too numerous % recaptuate adj
xertis.ulent All OF which will be furnished In the new
style of gilt carved letters for signs cheaper ana better
han any article Of The KIND Vet offered 10 The public ~ ~
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IRELAND s

VIyFLCONF TO TIE -TEAS5Eh, or On Excursion
w through Ireland Tor the purpose Of lnfesiSans the
Condition Of the Poos By Mrs Nicholson 'ol limo
Price 81 .-..x s -.
r.. stvle Of the work - strai<hrolwafi- simple
truthful and therefore eloquent and Of All the books on
TIA. b-,srten country We have neFe, nSt
- iutsrenz Instructive Or suggestive y \ - ans
-, i.I-I ~ BAKER SCRIBSER
- g,DSSXyl = Psrk-row AID AS SAs-au-t
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BABY JUMPERS.

rTHE ATTENTION Of the pablc . respectfully calico
/ 10 Tins most useful and amusing Article. fot iAe
nj e,srre of infants t has been very highly re-.
commended by the most eminent physicians Ano iedl9a
ks Of the country and approved by the thousands VINO
have purchased t as bcu OF the most truly labor sat
nyetions Of the age Having recently been patented
dealers are cautioned AGAINST purchasing any pa ach -
,,,red .Tutts's Patent. 1917 FOR sale wholesale
~ -. Al The general "a pot 81 Broadway New ORA
I'd ix his AGENTS Horace H. Day. p Cortland.st w a
S-rr O. 81 John-st. Charles Ahrenfelt, - Maiden
49, Davis 30 fremont Row, Boston and }. 7.
ane' . - - ch..fouf.t Philsdelpha 81 lmcodls
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INfNNNAfiNN
roR MARRIED LADIES.

nOCTORs JACKSON AND hlOhs! na,lns ,. PJs
man bes 10 inform ladies' IN general ihli ihry are no"
curns that unfortunate malsdy - vel Known 20 islle-
called rrolspsu. uter Their mode Of treatment . PEE
fectiy unique and simple aud affords inneaat- el.si
There being no necessity fo the use Of those
days weeks application has been ionna ss =.
many cases to make permanent and rnA cure hesgee
table references 70 ladies' who have been cured Onee
zen Wzshingtonsf cor Beach, New-YOrk- 81 lmcodls
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LOST HEX SPEECH.

truthful story Of suffering and relief There thousands
oil similar cases IN tins City and Brooklyn and yet there
Al" "o"ad OF parents let their children die for fear Of
pe'"s h"moassed of 10 a few shillincs
ID, r,,svs.> -, BgooSLNN. Sept IS 1871.
81 49, AKA pleasure IN stating for the beno-
~ y n.Sf concern, that my daughter, two
NY and oss o. speech She was yen up as past recovery
mcndsd by friend totgy your SassarnrtI teSoni
ing used one bottle she recovered her speech .nS - NV
9lcd 10 walk alone 90 The asionishncnt of an ~ -
acquainted with the Circumstance. She J. now ns M
and in much better health than she has been of s
past JOSEPH IA1Lph, IL NoIk-st BroOklvn
Principal Oihco 10 fultousi. ~ n
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o. fAR.n AT IN flttt y. u. u. near Nc" ioiA--
& An excellent ct 81 sores late u Johu d. Ditmis,
A half mile east OF jamaica Village, having beanti-
u front on the main turnpike road from Jamaica Ia Jeri-
cho Hampstead Baby Ion, &c with spacious mansion
house barn and outbuding ne young orchard, heavily
inbered, we'll watered gentee ghborhood churches,
academies sc nuncroushaf an hour from New ora by
Railroad short walk from the depot where the cars for
the city leave several times each day Certain 10 SUIT gen
emen wishing reside m the country and do business 10
tn. ty daily Thee-fOurths Of the purchase money can
ten years on mortgage. The undersigned residing
II Manhasse L. distant from The property, - quite ax'
ous 10 sell or will exchange 10 tor New York City proper
u lying the bIunds Of Nassau feaf Jghn ana spruce
~ until 3 r n. at 30 Nasssu-st II. O. ONDERDONh-
II favxin,sisr
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JuST PUBLISHED

TIVE COMPLETE ANGLER OF oSnts paw s,sa
= ,hi~.i rr-f,es and copous notes o. me Ane-ies 40
sSo- With steel ensrzsinss and woos.sai. fnes p
49, - - rs bound Also the Ansncfl Ans GUIDE
P pan -. 49,. "a American AnEirs handsomely
oonna 10 e'o'h' Holm J BROWN co.
- Enlfnn-.f. r.ar Nassln
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o. TO LET ON THlRD-AvENUE-rhe three new
k: stores, IN dwellings over them, on the Th!fdave
MI nue. west side between Twenty-hrst and Twenty
second Il. In a good mel ghhorhood GfamercypaTs
They are finished in the best and hted Tor gas
and rotor water and well calculated for the fancy dry
goods millinery shoe hat business, or fancy cake bH-
ksr To good tenant lease would be given inquire "
n GARDINER. 10 RigDgton-sr. or WIN n. SMITH, I
l,sa
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CARPETING,

nIL CLOTHS Ncrhe subsc ribers are daily receiving
jrge supplies of The following goods ordered express
~ for the FAN Trade which they now selling al ex'
tfemely low prices
Brussels CarPetng new designs, Nc.ls 70 ~ per I'd
Three piy ....9s 10 lis 80
Ingram " double sup ana shpetnhe''s >" -
Ingram " extra me, inci 'uu COM = 10 - -. =.
English and American Floor OH Cloths from q 10 Il n
wide from IS 10 ~ per yard
Also large assortment Of druggets, rugs mats table
and piano covers stair rods window shades and all other
article, connected with the trade extremely low Strangers
tins the the city are particularly invited 10 call and
cx,nire The stock SMITH 4 LOUNSBERRY,
~ l,xis Ifi fearl-sf. opposite Nilllam-st.
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

. ~r,v rypxISG CLASS viii commence the study
- - .t,.s isnrrase On Monday, 9Th inst A. o.
lock precisely and continue every Monaay' wednesday
md Friday from % ?. VI. H.,
Gentlemen disposed % JOIN tbs crN., ae
nviied 70 cali !; Professor RABADAN> residence 10
AAake--sf ~ D.
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a. FOR SALE OR TO LET-The three story
E3 brick house Twenty hfstst fourth house east 81
ELL Tn avenue south side The house u IN the best Or
der Tor Immediate upstiOn For particulars apply al
500 Broadway, corner OF Houston-st 80 5trhs8Ms
-. To IET-Steam power with well lighted rooms
La and every convenience for manufacturing in the ne"
Nj bUiding rear of 1872 and 49, W 81 Apply 10
.2j w DlETZ BROTHER co 10 WilhAna
~-A SMALL STORE Wi>TED-saitabie Tor
II: fancy store Ia good business htft o. .s SlJ,
- Rent -l6 per month. Address A. II al this once, for
- - - - IT,
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CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT

u in the United States. - Bowery, HIRAM ANDEk-
SON where viii be found large assortment OF English
and American carpetng purchased a low prices for cash,
sis splendid variety Of hearth rugs, table and piano
COVERS mats oil cloths &C al Of which viii be sold =
r cent less than any other warehouse. Just received
5000 large tuited Hearth Rugs, 2os each
5000 yards Venetian Stair and Hall Capetng, AZ = 3D.
per yard. -.
5000 wards English prugget low prices.
10000 yds English double -upene from g. 10 o. per yd
5000 yards English ply Carpet at low prices.
large 0t Of Of OIL cloths for stoves aud cheap
Remember No g1 HIRAM ANDERSON,
~ lrni.eod 90 B0wery.
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RFFFRENCF. ~ NfW-YORS-
Moses Taylor Esq Hon JN Edmonds, Walter Town
y X Collins ESQ W Langley a Co send Go
Allen 4 PaNson, FSk Lathrop, Wisnep \ Gale
& Wetmore 4 Co g Dudley Co p fmie %
IIaydock CoTes T Putnam Esq dnple,
- JAS Leferts 4 Co White BfininaiL
AIDES AZ u pine-.f New-lurk ~ lWl.A I'm
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INE> UDkF-. LAtE-, Em1r9ifefies, from
Arro and te l1r-est stock Of Worked collars ia thr
80 Tb- adder. lued respectfully invite the ladies' %
xY1rk tn inspect their and very extenAlse siock
the .1v. articles bought for cash - the recent Auc-
IN, 49,. aud which they all oteI al = per cent
tt'. -, i1.,,tIr-l,f. value J. a + FARRELL,
=, f,ni.eod- Ii7 Broadway, next AlhamIa
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TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY At GALVESTON.
rTHE UNDERSIGNED will attend 10 the Collection OF
Notes and Accounts IN the State 81 Texas, ehectng
sales Of Real Estate the Purchase Of Produce, Receiving
and Forwarding Of Merchandise, and OF General Com
mission Business GEORGE BUTLER
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4 CARD.-MADAME ANNA BISHOP respectfully
n informs her friends that IN consequence Of the sever
ty OF the weather and BY the advice Of Der friends she
POSTPONED her concert last evening 10 vii take place on
Tknrsa.v next b- lth sent Al the Tabernacle - n
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HYpRANTS.

PATENT SeitActius are ne most
DarpruVed now n use They are not broken or len run
ni,s bv careessness by cLilrenwi not burst pipe
Iii nj necze-are repaired easily without digging up
-. sf economical and pleasant Or landlord tenant
- 80 nv the plumbers generally this city The trade
nniiea a the iactory u Centre s. and BY w smith
~ Markctst Philadelphia Wafd Axell, Nc~AIk u.
!, I'LL R.iu,nore SIC 3aw-wiss
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FOREIGN ImPoRThrIoNs.

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