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INSURANCE COMPANY

q. STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
AT PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED IN 1892.
Paid up Capital, 400 ,0O0--SurPlus, $4,000.
Insures bisrchsndiss. Bnildingsp Msshiaerysh anus
factories, etc, IN this city and vicinity,
At the current rates. "
~ DIRECTORS. .r. Is s
John M. Scott, John B. Budd,
Robert M. Lewis, John Stewart, a
Charles Manchester, Geo. Trott, Jr.
N. Lewis Paeske, Gustavus Calhoun,
William S. Smith, James Deveresux,
William r. White Charles s. Wurlz,
SIMEON TOBY, President,
WILLIAM HARPgR, Secretary.
r}a Apply to b. 5. WHITNEY,
jy25 If ~ Wall street, NY.
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street, one block abope their former
b Ill., location.
NINTH nearly 200 cases, forming an entirely
w new and tho largest stock Of elegant Uselul
and Fancy Articles of higher order Of taste, beau
ty, and richness than have ever been exhibited in
New York.
Bronzes; Bohemian Glass; French md Dresden
Porcelain; Terra Gotta; Papier Mache; Bronzed,
Gilt, and Eectro.silvercd Wares; rich inlad Desks
Dressing Cases; Work Boxes; &c, Cutlery and
Steel Goods; Paper and Fancy Stationery; Perfum-
cry, Brushes Combs, and articles for the toilet
Fans, Umbrellas. Cases, Whips, Purses. and Bags
Opera Glasses, Sc, Chinese and India Fancy Arti.
ces and Curosities; an entire importation Of Japa-
nese Goods probably the most extensive and magni-
fcent collection ever sent out Of Japan.
To their former business they will add
JEWELRY,
and invite particular attention to their large selection
both Foreign and American, of the newest, richest.
and most elegant descriptions; beautiful Watches
and Clocks; fancy Silver wares, Diamonds, Canoes,
Coras, Enamels &C., all Of which will be marked
in plain figures at prices from which not the slight
est deduction will be made. nH.
Their Jewelry Department will be unler tho care
Of Mr.. Thomas Crane Banks.
27l Broadway, corner Of Chambers st.
July 23-H
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NV E I'll IA RS
n ATENT, ] JAPAN
" LIQUID AND PAST
BIZ ACK ING:

The uujers'snsd bsgs lesve to call the attention
or those deurous nsiDg good article in Backing
To the sbovsnshsd. Tbs lMsn0fsoturer, knowing
the excellent properties Of his Backing, sent sam
ples 10 various psssons (sueh as Boot Makers, dc)
also To- several iof The Newspapers. The extracts
underneath are from some Of the papers, they speak
for themselves also several persons who tried il have
called and said that The -Japas liquid Biaeki,g
was superior TO any ding they had ever ased.
ExTRACTs FROM NEwSPAPERs.
Welors Potent Jt4psss Bksekisg h the name Of
an excajleat sstiels; ws have ssn L ussd, and
highly recommend it--N. American, April l5
weAavs Hacking 10 one of he mcstFsupsrb and
satisfactory articles Of the day. inpae9s brllianes
and peish beyond deseripsion. We hpve tried it,
&c md do like wiss'-SP.1s y The Times. April
%. 81 s,sb IA,
By reference 10 snothsr column, IN advertisement
will tsfound for excellent article of Blscking in
Liquid form fcr Boots, &c. Il has, bssn highly
recommended by many who ystried Il. n not
posh, but retains i much longer han any other. II
is sold BY chs Agent Of thu Mahufscturer q No 50,
Chestnut street.. Boy sshot,le ono tsisl viii prove
tho fss Phil, Lsdsev. April p.
! sEEsisas ~ shss.sss Aiuirs mi. =
clos in ne msrLss. -spiFt ofsAs Tinen AprIa.
PatsrI Backing MOI. W-il.r. No. SO, Ches.
nut b., has prepared . Psisnt Liquid Backing.
which produces beautiful jet Polish, and docs not
iniure the leather. Those who would hsve polish
ed understanding should read the advertisement in
another column.-U. 3. Gazette, May !.
wellor,s Patent japan Backing Is about the
best article, Of tho kind we have seen. The polish
tha If -
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1000 Ibis. OF Epson Salts
For sale by CHAS. ST TT,
Drug g. Apoth corner 7th & Pa Az.
may 81 u
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
A GOOD BLACKSMITH to whom good wages
II will be given.
Enquire Of William Hill on d between 9th g. IOtI
streets, South side.
sept S-3t
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E. W. TRYON " co,
TATE ORS

237 Brodd,oay. corner Park Place, up stairs,
Arc receiving Tbs nswest stylcs Of goods and fashs
ions by every steamer. ~ s
I Z II iulv aA.-s1f Ia. q tlsft1 a{Etq4il E3H3 -st~
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Polk. admission Of having granted The pass.
"When orders were issued to the Comman-
dor of our Naval forces in the Gulf, on the 18th
day Of May last, only two days after the exis-
tence Of the war had been recognized by Con-
eress. to place the coast OF Mexico under
Blockade, he .oas directed not TO obsrct the pas
sare of Santa Anna to .Nepico should he return.
-PoE,s .arr,.al Message to Congress, Dec. Z, 40
Ii remains to be seen whether his return may
not vet prove favorable to pacific adjustment
of existing difficulties. IT. @
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CCHOOL BOOKS, in great variety. for sale by
D. Fltilta II ROBERT FARNHAM.
jy 3l-G n Corner Of llth 4 aud Penn. av.
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aAID AND COM E0R-T.nl
1919 no THE ENEMY. |..
poLK,s PASS TO SANTA ANNA.

POLK'S PASS TO SANTA ANNA. s
The Commander Of our Naval forces in the
Gulf is hereby directed not to obstruet the pas
and suite 10 Mexico should he desire 10 return
thither. 'AMho n fohh'
.Mau Is, 1886.
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TIFFANY, YOUNG, Il ELLIS.
announce that they have opened their
new Establishment, l..
No. 81, Broadway, corner Of Chambers
street, one block e6oue their former
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In ,aee,-sifp Itctoria from L0Hdon-Mr Manvers. Mrs
Manners prima tenore the Park Theatre Miss Eliza
Rrept prima donna from Italy, d0do signor Giubei
nrmo basso from her Majesys Italian Opera House Mrs
Gnbuei: Mr. Joseph Daggan composer from TIE hca-
ire Royal Princess Capt Hicks aud lady, X \ Robert
Stevens. ESQ, Mr. Sephanus and lady, Mrs w m Aitch
en- Mr. and Madame Anoinette ono ana servant New
York. VIM Daniels Richmond, Va; III Oraghefiy;
England Miss Emma Winstaniey, from Princess Ihea
ire London 10 the new Theatre, Broadwayi Frederick
Cumberland Esq lady, child and seryt Rev George
Raiter George CleudOn, Mrs Beeston child nd servant,
Matter Robert Beest0n, BichaId Hartman, Mrs, ESD
Mr.. Sarah Thompson. Hugh Jones' Masters Alfred and
Henry Myers Walter Leman, Capt Fitzgerald, RA lady,
TWO children and servant, George Balnbrldge, george
Elliot Frederick Davidson and lady, John briefson'
George GreenhOre, lady and child, England James 81
monds Miss Emma Simonds. Geneva, NY Lawrence,
Fsx Thomas Clark Lucy, Mrs Mary Hall. Mrs Sarah
Jones' Ne,v-YoT Mr. Hoy, Moutresl Mrs NerveeT,
Miss Mihelmina Neryeer and two servants, NewhaNen
Ct; W II Redn. Louisville. Ky Andrew Johnstone,
Newark NJ Alex Logan, Illinois Mr. Hess and lady, Mr.
! Hess Miss Josephine Hess. Mr. Peter Hess. Hamburg
Mr. Hume and lady Edinburgh DR. Brown, NJ ID, OF
Bremen; Mrs Honey George Hart, VIM Baker, London
and go in the sieerage.
IN paotef,Aip Ca,5rdce. from LiveYpOolMrs Reynolds
child and servt. Of Canada; NJ DAYTON, Henry Lynne,
Liverpool; Lepper, Toronto; II Wakefield, Wake
field. London; and 2'6 in the steerage.
IN pactet-sap baltimore, from Ihnre-Col Dangerteld
Texas; Teman and lady, Mrs W Drake, Miss BISHOP
Mrs Capt Johnston Payne Capt Jonas Carroll, New
York: / Weddingen. Bremen; @ w Oyston, Baltimore
j Hanehe lden. and 222 in the steeIage .
IL sip Sea, from Lvelpooi-S Rea. Rea, Jr. Mrs ;
Rea Miss Rea Jane Rea, Eliza Rea, Jessey kea, kea
q Rea NJ Richardson Mr. Il Whitehead, ID Wood,
lsaacs. Sarah Hewet Catbarine Meheagh and - II
the seerage.
IN brie Falconer, from Maian;as-John Murphy an'
Henry Waldsen.
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DIED:
DIED:
Thursdsy, the 18th instant, JOHN J. ZEH. aged


On Thursday, the 10Th instant JOHN J. ZEH ssed
80 years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend HE funeral from his late residence 3lj Grand a.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock wiihOu, farther in
v,ston
On Friday the 18th inst SARAH FRANCES dsugh-
ter OF Albert q and Elizabeth Ravens aged ID months
Her remains will be taken 10 Huntington l. for inter
ment on Saturday.
~ Huntington, Seq -Hsrbor and Greepport papers
please copy
On the 18th inst HAHNEMAgN NEwCOMB GALE,
son Of Henry G. Dunnel NJ ID aged 10 months 10 dsys
The friends Of tho family requested 10 attend his
funeral on Saturday ats NJ
On Thursday morning. 18th instant. OF dysentery,
GEORGE youngest child OF Thomas w. and Frances NJ.
Groser aged months aud 90 days
At Brooklyn. nth inst ia the sd year Of her age,
CATHARINE JANE. daughter of Jarvis Brush, and
grand -ds ghter of George Ireland. of this City
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral from the residenc. Of her father y9
Henryst Brooklyn, Sunday at o'clock P. pre-
cisey. without farther Invitation.
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w II CARY s. co.

l36 PEARf.-sTREEr. OPPOSITE CEDAR srRffr
IVANE ~ STORE and are receiving by late arriyaS-
III Cases Marshalrs Linen Tread Nos. 10 10 lo0.
Stevens 4 Cos Linen Tread an c0ors and Nos Clark
Cos Paisley spool Cotton. cord white Ao yards.
Clark Cos Paisley Spool Cotton cord, 100 yds white
and cOlOrs
Warren's Needles drilled eyed sharps and betw's, Oiled
eyed Needles. low priced
Howe Manufacturing Co soldhead Pins, full and short
stuck
Purses Purse Twist, plain and assorted shades
Steel Beads Steel rasseis. Rings and Fringe.
Tortoise She'll Buffalo and imitation carved Combs
Tortoise Shell and Horn Side Combs. plain and carved
Bone metal and imposition suspender Buttons
Pearl and Agate Shirt Buttons
Lasting M0hair and BrOcade Coat Buttons
Wade Butchers Raz0rs all patterns
Knives and Scissors Of all descriptions the largest
assortment Of French English and German Fancy Good,
o be found n this country. which they offer to J0bbers
ard Retailers npnn the best terms ans lmsNO lmlssod
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BOOK TRADE.
GEORGE SANDS

NEW WORk-The JouTueyman Joiner. OF the Com.
I ' panou Of the Tour II France By Geo S.rd-tr,rs-
lated BY Francis shaw This said % Be- or az that
talented suthors best productions, beautifully printed on
god PAPER add about 80 pages Pfr- IS cents
Al.o Just receiyed-Ch Christopher Tafrole. by Alert
smith with illustrations. Price Is cent?
Albert Troushton the Wrecked Merchant. bv Cant
Marrvaf Price 3 cent?
The Secret Tribunals By Dumas Price = cent?
Csun and Quarter Deck with iliusfrsfous Price -
The Heroine II Tsmpico; Tale OF the Mexican Wa
Prce - cents
The Crires Of the Borgas. By Dumas Price . cent.
Msrsar-t Graham. by James Price cents
Bob Sorberry. the Irish Reporter. Price = cents
Ms. Pardoes LOUIS XIV. Bound, -
Washington snd biz Generals. by Lippard 4 paris.
prce - cents part
Legends Of Mexico. By Lippsfd Prce - cents
Have Won seen the Elephant II not. YOU wall find o.
the humorous pages II Yankee Doodle sifhf1 de.crp-
ton of a. attempt 20 him. Capital story Price q
cents Cal AZ Grahau's
vii be out 10 few days. The Buckskn. OF the Camp
Of the Besesers nove BY the author Of Ethan Al
L. fsi-l " n GRAHAM. Tribune Buildiur.
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NOTICES..

70 Notice.-The Special Committee Of the Board Of
Aldermen, 70 whom referred the Communication Of
Mons YATTENARE, the enterprising individual who has
carried into effect the International Exchange OF Books,
Eugayings and other works Of Art respectfully give
tce that the exhibition OF Of the most important
Works, Engavings &C. lately received from Europe
der this system will take place at the Governors Room,
City Hall. under the immediate direction Of Mons Var
TEMARE, Friday, Saturday and Monday next the 18th,
18Th and 2oth instant during the hours from A. to2P
NJ. and from 7. VI TO 6 7 NJ sic
70 Meeting in the Great Tcnt.-A tent meeting
viii be held the ground known NibOs Garden
Inencng Wednesday Sept D. at O'Clock, +. W. Lcr-
lures vii BE- delivered various important religious To-
pics such tc Nature OF the uzdOm Of God that the
establishment Of that KIN gdom future; that the doctrine
Of temporal Millennium is not sustained by the Bible
that the period at which the kingdom OF God % be- esta
hshed j. hand the importance Of preparation for The
things which shortly 10 the earth These lee
will be delivered by j. v InEs Of Boston, josiah
LIgCH Of Philade pa and others. Public invited 10 a.
tend. Seats free. sig >afGuN ed&Ih
70 French LaDguagc-Manesoa's Oral Sysrem
taught by his daughter MADAME DVRAND-Mad d. iu-
forms her pupils that she prepared 10 continue
their u instruction and 90 receive the names Of
gentlemen who desire 10 JOIN the first Evening Class.
Ladies wishing 10 Join Morning Glass viii please ca y
Immediately and make arrangements Residence 81 " al-
ker.sf sl4 2Hise0dr
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MARRIED

On the 18th Of september: BY Rev Mr. Benedict, of
the Methodist Church Mr.. GtOhnL MohhAi 10 Miss
In he church of the Epiphany. on Thursday Sept
IL bv Rev Lot Jones. Mr. VINCENT DILL and Mise
T EMMA. daughter Of the late John X. Goats Esq, ell
On the i'm inst at the Church OF 81 Bartholomew by
Rev Lewis n Bsulch. Mr.. JAMES BROWN Of Brook
ixn l. / to Miss ELLEN :. DIXON Of New.York City.
At Cspkill on the % Inst by Rev. l.. l.. Noble. Mr..
ADDISON SANFORD 10 Miss LAURA A. PORTER
d.us hter OF the late d. c. Porter OF this City
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Special attention Is requested 10 the following
~ Important Noticc.-rhe astonishns success ana
immense patronage attending the New HAT company
established now only months. induces them a. once
~ sSd 10 their beautiful Three Dollar Hats Tar superior
fnish aud more costly trimmings The Company respect
fully assure the public that they stand pledged 70 supply
the finest Nura Moeskn Hat that can be manuiaotnIr
~ their standard price Three Dollars The Company VIII
introduce for inspection their Fall Style on the lh INST
and invite the specon of the public 70 their elegant and
sspeor finish u the opening OF the season, which VIII
he on the 18th Of August As usual second quaity-no
second price And consideration viii OLD HAS DC
taken in exchange except from The patrons OF me weary
s-~sr'ysp,.nfs OARBANAri. Manager, las Nassau-st-
srs, I,piss ID door from Spruce. and IL Bowery.
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HATS.

~ GeniIernen'- Hnis-Fan style-BiRD, corner
Pine and Nassau sThe proprietor Of this establishments
stimulated By the liberal patronage extended 10 nun by Tie
public is induced offer TO their inspection new ana I'M
proved style of Hat for the confident that the dura
bhty and finish OF the will insure their concurrent
appreciation The improvements which he mas gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs no
o,bsr eommendaon than that they have been uniformly
adopted BY the elite Of the City. ,,~..
fufis blttDs COT. INC ~" ''NH''''ts-
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- FLORICULTURE.-

n FLORICULTURE.-Th large" ana mes' &c
towering plant IN this country = no" 1870, -.
VIZ RUsselfs Rhododsndrou Grsncinoilm, :. ma
ures II feet xh and 45 10 and VII
the en,uinx season aout twenty thousand Bowers ne
H.. s or a. ,b most =. ndd collection Of hardy vane-
800 "a vrsoho.. sreetscented azaiss. pillar roses,
seranias and cnersrs all me, healthy aud oa,hy no.
s,,ns nlsn.. AZ he Garden Hsuy-t near Atlantic g.
sonph BreoIlyp Bouquets tsstefally msds 70 order.
sl6 3tis-
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FOREIGN BOOKS.

4 ND CURIOUS aud rare works. A. lower prices than
"A before sold The subscriber has added Immense
Us 20 his already mammoth stock Of literature His late
accusations from the Trade sales Of Boston, Newlork
and Philadelphia together Will fifteen 0t the finest
works per the Oauick. from Liverpool aud twenty ditto
per the Le0nidas from London which viii be immed ate
v marked and exposed for sale give uud0ubicd ar 81
richness variety rarity and extent 20 his STOCK hitherto
unapproached this continent All literary men. lovers
Of books aud enthusiasts IN mental Investigation, so
cited 10 and enjoy the true feast Of and toe
flow Of SOUL Every subject which the wit Of has
been expended and brains turned, may be found here.
The recoudiie mathematician and the crazy founder Of
new systems of theology each In his proper mitch
Those given necromaucy astroogy. alchemy sorcery
and wchcrat will be highly amused. while the bellies let
tres scholar can from - fresh vols the
and chef douvres Of modern English literature. The best
teatses on every profession and science from the honest
podiing farmer 10 the enthusiastic soldier IN every
and science the best books here embraced In the de-
partment Of elementary professional eases aud school
books every kind his stock i immense The subscriber
invites all strangers pay him visit before they leave
the city In purchasing from him they save one half Or
their money
Clerrvmen literary characters and book collectors gen
erav living lines of railroad steamboat routes, viii
do well 10 pot change Of linen n their valises aud
or once ~ lG Nassau allowed BY All Swans % be the
moral center OF the Intellectual world Books selling a.
half price literary appliances and c0nvenences Of every
kind GRATIS well the best spanish cigars ard other
philosophical instruments for inveteate smokers Ike the
celebrated Or farr.
JOHN DOYLE. Cheap Ancient and Modern
sif lifiseodA 1nW Bookseller, lb Nassau-st New ork
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~ Obsequies of OC onnell.-ln pursuance OF =
resolution Of the Committee Of Arrangements, the Orand
Marshal requests all military companies. hre eomPanie
and other organized bodies Of his feo~citrens who are
snHious 70 participate IN the approaching obsequcs o.
Daniel OConnc 20 report % hun 70 the undersigned
forthwith IN order that all necessary Arrangements may
Be made possible by order Of the Grand Mar
shal HENRY STORMS DeputV Grand Marshal,
siS 5us' SO FrAnkin-st
" Roberts, New and Splendid style Of Gothic
ovot AID Nnintcr flates-entireiy and Original de-
ssns Those In want CT something new and splendid on
Their doors invited 20 call examine the above
eies Also splendid assortment new style BE pulls.
Bells hung and repaired In the substanta manner
and warranted r. ROBERTS, $50 Broadway,
$40 snassod near Prince-st.
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~ FARM JAMAICA, LII. near New Yors-

-. FARDI AT JAMAICA, T.. j. near New ors-
:. Au excellent farm OF ~ sores iae OF John d. Diin
- half mile east u Jamaica Village. having besnti
fol front the main turnpike road nom Jamaica 70 Je
cho Henpstead Babylon. &C. with spacious mansion
house barn and tbuding. fine Young orchard hrsfy
timbered well wafered zentee neighoorh'ed cseiShts
academies Sc uulnerous-haf hour from New ofk ~
Railroad short walk from the depot where me cars of
the city leave several times each day certain 20 sIt 1sn
fenen wishing % reside the country and 20 business 10
the city daily Three-f0urfLs u the purchase onel ea
remain ten years The unders zneo fe-oIns
IL Msnhassef L. distant from the properly - q.lts Az
i0us q sell will exchange ~ fDr Ne~ ivy proper
~ ynx n the bounds Of Nassau Pearl Jonn ana spruce
He can b. seen IN Seiork every W edns.fay from
h nufIl9P 81 a. IS Ssssas-st IA. o. OSDEhDOSk
IL III.
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NEW BOOKS.

BURGESS. STRiNGER a co. Printers, Publishers
I'D and Dealers IN Cheap Publications, wl issue on Tues
day. sept Is,
The Struggles and Adventures of Christopher Tad pole
by Horace smith with prolson OF humorous cnErav-
inEs executed 90 the bestsye Of art by W Orr-hfst
part - cents. On Wednesday
Ardent Trouglfou the Wrecked Merchant. b. the an
thor of Peter simple" PerciVal keeue. 4 This :
OF the most exquisite stories the gallant captain
wrote. Price = cents. On Thursday
Camp and Qnauer-Deck concise graphic narration Of
the principal battles fought sad and sea- from Namy
% aferloO-i742-l8l5. With over one hundred life
sketches Of the commanders during that
period accompanied hy battle and por-
traits. Prce = cents Ri RGESS. SrRINGER \ co
sf4tfis - Broadway. cor. Ann-st
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BOOK TRADE.
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE

EOR OCTOhkk-This .. the most popuxr Magazine
Il published IN the United States
Embc lshmenfs OF The rarb-T H rrriiore-An excel
enf SIMPLE en=raVins- engraved pressy for Graha
Magazine
The sportsrnsn-t nzrAsed Tor u ~ A l. Dick. ESQ.
Paris Fashors.-Ne tins mefh present cur resiers
with beautiful fashion plate forwarded % us IN al
vance BY the French steamer. We shall BE- enabled
20 publish the United States tho day that these
plates appear in Pans
Msse-Whsu Eyes are Beamins Written b. Heber
Music by Keller
The October Number contains twenty-five original srfi-
ce. from The pens the best authors IN the country
IL a.o contains Review Of New books thar have been
Published in fhe last month. &c.
Terms. = per arulm; copies Or =.
The w0rk delivered suy part Of this city Brook
lvn and sent by mail fn a parts of the nitef states
address. WN IA JRAHAM Tribune Bmidings
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MAGAZINES

EOR OCTOBER AT BERFORD 4 CO.'S , Aston
L House-l5odeys Ladys Book. for October containing
= embellishments l. extra pages and Jenny Lind's
song Hear me. MAIDEN, hear while I sueb-Als for
=
it, usual amount OF reading mattel and Inc French
Fashion PA,e-Only . cts
Ladies National Magazine for October-decidedly the
best number out Prce l8 cts.
Chsmberss Miscellany, No ), book Tor everyhooy-try
tit speaks for ifself-25cfs.
Miss Psrdoe'. Louis the NINih No. and lssi-'o cts
The Frugal Housskeeper's Kitchen Comparion-lt cts
The above together with an the and cheap pubica
tons, wholesale and retail az BERfORD co :.
si3 II Asfor House.