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HATS.
r. Gentlemen. Hai--Fsn -,le-l

~ Geufl-r,ens Hai--F.i s.yie-sIRD oornsr
Pine And Nas-.a The proprietor Of tins ssfsb .hu.nt
stimulated By The lba patronage extended % him ~ TIE
public induced 20 of-r 10 their INSPECTION snt I'M
proved ye Of Hs fer ihe s~asor confident hai re dsr,
hv and finish II IT, sane VII insure ti-ir concurrent
srrr0bati0n Tie glogeIleufs which be has Erafualy
introduced IN the Manufacture snd style Of Ha. needs no
conlnendsfiou hsn thar they have been M soriv
slopted br the elite n RE City.
I'll Inns, BIRD. cor. Pine and Ss--.u -
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CAMP AND QUARTER DECK,

A CONCISE, GRAPHIC HISTORY Of the various bat
Atles fought land and from the breaking out Of
the French Revolution 10 the battle Of Nsteroo-l7s2
l8l5-wth hundred original and complete Bio
graphical Sketches Of the principal Military and Naval
Commanders serving during that period accompanied by
numerous illustrative portraits and engavinss.
The publishers offer the above the most thorough
and impartial compend the subject that has yet been
given 10 the public The slightest perusal viii prove this
su18 i,ff corner Ann-st.
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Remarks on Things in Genersl-No H. by Rambler in
the Mountains Of Virginia with Notes by the Editor Of
The Farmers Library. to whom they addressed
Description Of Montpelier Husbandry fer the Region Of
the Blue Ridge, Antishsde Trees Law in Newmarket.
Grazing Cattle as il and ghi BE- Negro and White
Labor conirssted, etc.
Montgomery County MARY lsndl Farmins-showins how
old lands may be renovated and made productive by the
proper application Of within the reach Of the Far
Culdvstcr-.n Engraving and description.
The Giant sainfoin--How to prepare Beeswsx-How to
make nice Cream Crackers
Lectures on Botany-No H.. continued from the Februs-
~ Misunderstanding Of Cellular Tissue, Woody Fibre,
Spiral Vessels, etc.
Plant more Irresistible Trees an Ornament and q
Luxury, &c.
Recipe for Curing the Distemper in Horses.
Sheep Husbandry in the South, by H. s Randal-Leiter
IX-Prospccts Of the Wool Msrket-Futufe Demand and
Supply, farther considered
Nutritive Qualities Of Bread now in
Prices Current.
~ The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal OF Az
rculture from July l845 june 1896 for sale
two large octave volumes, neatly bound and lettered
Common School supetinendents and Trustees are re-
auested to examine the work.
The Farmers Library, Volume l. contains Petzhodt's
Lectures Farmers Agricultural Chemistry complete,
and the celebrated work of Baron Won Thaer the Pn-
cple. Of Agriculture also complete These two works
bound up together in volume.
The Monthly Journal Of Agriculture, Vol /. is bound
to match the Farmers Library and contains various u,sul
articles on various branches Of Practical and Theoretical
Farming, embellished with numerous Engrayings The
price Of the Volumes complete - 30 ANY person
pouring three subscribers for these Volumes and remit
ting us therefor S8 will be entitled TO the fourth copy
gratis GREELEY 4 MoELRATH
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~rffa t'ferfl0f = - l'..Tt1 " fhe f0II1Nl1E
~ Importanf >ofire.-Tre astonishing sncces. ani
tr-rrer.e rs+rnnase tfffrllug the New Hat COMPANY
e--shl.h~d now only months ndrces them A. once
sdd % their beautiful Three Dollar Hats faT superior
r-sh ard ror- cosfis trrnmuzs The COMPANY resrec'
fully asrlre the public fha they stand pledged supply
the finest Slfra o Msleskn Il hsf can b. manufactured
A. their standard pre- Three Dollars TIE Company will
introduce for inspection their fs style TIE 7fh
a invite tn sreel1 q the public % their elegant snd
superior fl.A t opening cf the sezson. which VII
Be- on tie 1Nh q AErst A. usual second qusfy-no
second price And consideration VIII old Hats b.
taken IN exchange except rom the patrons 81 the yearly
srran.snents GARBANAII. Manager. is8 Nss.al-st
ann lmis - door from spruce, and IS BcWery.
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This has been the general result Of tolls and taxes
soods mostly. aud in almost all cases at reduction Of
the rates of taxation showing greater relative proper
ton In the movement OF business tn Ia the Income de
rived from it,
Ten dollar bills from the genuine plate, but with
counterfeit signatures OF the New Haven Bank Conn.
in circulation.
Cleve.. and paper states that the Cleveland
City Dor de Issued for The subscription to the Columbus
Rail, DAD could have been sold 10 Newly at e5 per
cent.
At Pittsburgh money is rather plenty-one bank
hiss nearly million on deposit
The Assessors of the town of Ncwburyport make
The valuation at $i53s0O0-lst year It was 1856 i6
showing On increase during the year Of s67l5j9 The
assessment ths year 80 on 1000 Last year IL
was $3.50 1000. The amount Of tax last year was
S27s7s this year &246l9 The valuation OF real esstc
sOs loo less than las, year aud the valuation OF per
scos estste $3.50 6S9 more. The manufacturing coinps
nice in the town the present year sre taxed as follows
Bartlett Mills $l.344: Globe Mls 81 295. James Mills
tl.i19 81; Ocean Mills, SOS Essex Mills, $3s4
The Chicago Adrertiser learns that Mr.. Gooding
has gone let the in the llinois and Michigan
Canal between the little vermillion and Marssies,
distance Of 90 to 80 mes The Canal will DO completed
BY the let OF November. not In time however for the
transportion of produce this year.
Three hundred thousand dollars in gold was
shipped to Vera Cruz from New Orleans on the cath
The following 10 a. statement Of some of the prn.
cpsl exports from Philadelphia to foreign ports during
the month OF August, 1877
Wheat Flour bbls. g. 500 ship Bread bbs .447s
Rye Flour bbls. l.6Oe Rice, uerces. lss
Corn Meal bbls. Ass Bark. hhds and terces 3g7
Whesl bush -.lVOV Naval Stores bbls.... $40
Corn, bush ..l,92l Tobacco, hhds-... 81
The total export of Bresds,afs from January /. to
August 81. has been a. follows;
what Flour bills s73 4s3 ship Bread bills. 25i6l
Pee Flour bbls.. $3.50 Wheat, bush .52so26
Corn Meal bills. .272 oso Corn. do l,oSsgl
By re5ucips the Flour and Meal to bushels the follow
Jog l. the result; Bushels OF Whes, ssssisi Bushels
Of Corn 2li663l.
The following statement gives the pnncipai I'M
pors from January TO August 81, lsi7 Coffee SosOi
bags Cotton n 9s7 bales Hemp, 320l do; Hides and
Skins 10 7eo do do 2s7 bales Indigo i97 ceroons and
scsses Iron 5l3 tons 295 handles and ~. 10 bars
Lead $50 pigs Molssses 2S2fo bids ana 'es 90
ais bbls: Naval Stores-Rcs,n. 5l.o5c DoA spirits
rarpentire 7l42. Tar $50. Pitch w; sugar Zt'So
bids and tee. l0soo bbls. s5oo9 boxes 4l9li bags.
Markets. Carefully reported for The TTssa"s.
WEDNESDAY sepSl
ASHES-The market s not very hfm. and the sales
arr moderate About 100 bols sold At 81 for Pearls and
Is for Pots Some PEARL were offered at the close at
7si
Export. from let 70 3oth August aoee bbls Pon PeAls
lone.
COTTON-Ibe sales Of Cotton today have been |
quite small without farther change 10 price from yes,er
dsy The market 70 heavy and heiders ind diieuliy In
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W. n. CARY & co.

1876 PgsRL-srREEr, OPPOSITE cEDss.srREEr
UIANE IN STORE and are receiving Dy late Arrivals
III C.ses yarshslls Linen Tread Nos. 10 70 100
stevens Cos Linen Tread all coiors and sos cl.Ix
Co.'S Paisley spool Cotton, 8 cord white, 90 ytrds.
Clart Cos Paisley Spool Cotton cord, 100 yds, white
and colors 80.
Wsrrens Needles drilled eyed shsrrs and betws, Oiled
eyed Needles. low priced
Howe Manufacturing Co oldhesd Pins, full and short
stuck
Purses, Purse Twist, plain and assorted shades
Steel Beads, Steel r.ssels, Rings and Fringe.
Tortoise She'll Buffalo and imitation carved Combs
Tortoise Shell and Horn Side Conbs plaza and carved.
Bone, metal and composition Saspender Buttons.
Pearl and Agate shirt Battons.
Lasting M0hair and Brocade Coal Buttons
Wade Butchers kazors, all patterns
Knives and Scissors, 81 all descf ptonsand the largest
assortment u French, English and German Fancy Goods
be fnnt IN this country, which they offer Joboers
snd ReALeI. upon Lhe Aest ternls aus 1mssO lmseod
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Farmers Library and Monthly Journal Of A girl
caltare for September, Is47.
WAS PUBLISHED on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. l.
eosresrs Of TnE sErrENsEn .rr.EE.

=sra1ings aad Hissfra,ions.
: -fnip and .Bone-Drst Dull' Hayreddins Machine
Common Dni.sowing Machine, Tie New Lever Drill
Sowing Machine.
II continuation Of S,,pAenss Poot eftls FarpA Field
Feered fH- being Crosspiowed The Mode Of Flowing
Single Drlls The Small. Rhbns Psring Plo~ The
Seed-Corn Rusky. The English Sowing Basket The Sow
ing Of Corn BY the Hand The Wooden Rhombo.dal HaT-
rows with their Yoke Of swins Trees The Iron Rombo.
del HsrTows with their Yoke Of swins-Trees
4 Culuvator The Cellular Tissue Of Plants, Their
Woody fibre The Spiral Vessels.
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New YORK Cash
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

DEM w. BENSON, Draper and Tailor ~ Fuiton-st
Dhas au extensive assortment OF cloths, cassimeres and
yestings which Will be made up order IN the most fash
iouable style for cash.
choice and general assortment OF sentiemens fancy
dress also constantly on hand. huz lsu
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PALACES OF THE FACULTY,

XFIIH IHE tHNDNU-ITIENT4AI NNtIrIIl OF NIrdI-
w cine Improved BIZ Sir Ashley Cooper) edited BY VII
liam Turner NJ D. OF New York Pnce 75c., bound II l5
CoNrENTs-Fever
Spasm,
Palsy.
Epilepsy,
Heart Disease,
Consumption,
Diseases Of Joints and Glands.
Govt.
Gravel.
Rheumatism.
skin Disease,
Dfopsy,
Dyspepsia
Diseases OF Women.
Diseases Of Children
Method OF Curing al Diseases. &c. &c. &c
- 2trThIN REDFlELD, Clinton hall.
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~ Upou i.-uh,g the Fashion for the season

! y
On SofHrdHp. Auysf =, les7.
~ Upon issuing the Fashion for the season.
p c beg eave thai D. - their Intention
duce sye q lat seheT superior toary before offered
They have adopted entirely AMI unique mode Of
trimming which combining IN the ghcst gree elegance
q finish and durability tends materially toward the pre-
servafion Of the hat
Another improvement will be the strict adaptation Of
every hri well the fesfures 70 the form and OF
the thereby avoiding the apparent inconsruy of
Zrge and tall with dminuye hat. And vice versa
BEEBE CosTAE will present on this occasion. beside
their welknon superior Noeskin Hat Black Fur Hat.
Of the Rocky Mountain beaver. superior article which
will be sold a. their regular standard price
They would respectfully invite attention % the branch
Of their establishment l3 Chcsngtst Philadelphia which
will be opened the 18th inst In style corresponding
with their house SewNork. with superior stock OF
goods and with the avowed object Of furnishing better
bat for the poe THAI be found elsewhere There Will
always be found both places fall and plete sssort
ment Of hats and for gents youths and children TO
eeher with ladies' rdus hats and caps and variety Of
fancy goods aprertanins the trade, such canes
breas gloves brushes and other articles FOR the toilet
The facilities afforded them BY ready snd frequent IN
tercourse with the cities q Paris and London, together
with the Improvement which they have effected In
the and OF machinery will enable them
offer goods Of the most desirable fashion and fabrication
the very lowest market prices either al wholesale or re-
all. ani7 istf
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Receipts i9z- 1876
Augusta aud Hamburg. Aug 1.....lageJ lsx6
Macon. beo Avg i..-f-.->--.-----.33f2 t-.s
Eypou ef C1toa from the PORT e Mr. York fror. Sent
1916 10 SnsSss 80 iSs7.
10 Great Britain 5-,ll Othcr places...... 1923
France .sU79- g., ~
i:Sipplng LIT
efectinr sses. Tbs spprosch Of later account.
from Europe pre'ert shippers from making offers
kcr7 fe f Ports Of TIE Unied Staies from ist Soften.
ber I-lb. U 1nzAn 81 Icy
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d. APPLETON g. CO.

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Tt3E usE THE LUNGS,

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~ PIuribu. Uuum Division, No. 81 :. of t

- PlurIbu- mum DfNisioh. No. Oi =. III
A regular meeting OF the members OF TINS Division VIII be-
held this Thursday evening sept 2 a. y O'Clock rune
ue attendance requested business Of importance will
be brought before the Division Of interest 60 every member
FREDk w WILLIAMS, w i.
HENRY c BouDINOI. Rec Scribe - To-
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pAyIsS REVELATIONS.

4 -nn COPIES SOLD IN IHKEE WEEkS.-A
I,OUUsecond edition ready on Thursday, Sept The
snhor Of tins work l. young between the age OF %
and n unacauanted with books. and possessing 70 but
limited xent the ordinary requirements that may be pro-
cured IN a common school But the magnetic operation
subjects him process analogous 70 PhBcg deaA "hs u
The mind becomes free pass into aud out Of the puuai
soyd and 10 communicate the know ledge there amar
Lnown II was from this that the book dictated
1bs rsa.oniug philosophy and revealmens contained
therein are OF the most startling and comprehensive char
scter and is distinctive principles and truths are pre-
seuted with clearneas and c0sency "ch cannot i1 70
hssxed minds The authors revealments respecting the
origin OF the Universe, the creation OF sin2 beings me
.. NJ death and the constitution Of the spint world,
are nh a. OF themselves 20 place the book beyond prce
TyoS A FfsHBoUGH, Niliemsburgh. Also, wholesale
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srEPHESs's BOOK THE FAM Coatinv>d)
Cows Csvins ard Calves, ooncluded-Process Of Milk
i-z fully commented upon in all lis bearings g The Ad-
vsniages Of having Fied-work always in Forward State
TO- CrossPlowinE Drilling. and Rubbing Land-wiih De-
tails OF the various and the best and systems Of
Flowing Land. H. Sowing Spring Wheat and GFass
Seeds deteiag tie English and other Modes Of Sowing,
with the Implements used for that purpose
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COMMERCIAL AM, MONEY u,rrrRs
fr Sa3c> Of Stocks. &c. see Fourth Page.
WKDSEsDAr.P r. N

i "WEDNESDAY. 2. NJ
Hhe Stock market was generally heavy In day.
Harlem was again an exception ,n1 improved 10 73i,
With vide margin between each aud sellers options
rbs transactions Ia snces considerable extent
the Second BOARD The market was buoyant and thu
sses Of Long Island large The ease 10 the money
market enables stock operators to make large move
mss,s when the market promises profit, Harlem and
Norwich are in position which places them at the com
msad of ths cliques which arc managing them.
The Bill market is quiet, the steamers being off
drawers however arc very firm Sterling is "a as and
soae holders esking 81 per cent Francs are 27,
The Freight market has rather an improving ap-
pesrsnce The rates low tina, shlpriasters
DO not accept them freely. A considerable parcel OF
Com was engsged today at 3d. for Liverpool and some
Floor at lsd For 600 500 bales Cotton I6d was paid
NIP wa. chartered to load Tobacco James River
|M VS..
ihF. Money market continues very easy. The
drr'I for payments at the Custom House has measure.
pr ceased and the bulk Of the Fall imporstions have
arrived. The street soc per cent on best &C.
cartes First Glars paper Ia scarce and sought for at
col per cent
The exports Of Domestics from this port list to
Goth May were ,92l pkgs
The following table from the Office of the B,lem
Railroad Co. exhibits comparatively the recent, Of the
read tor passengers and freight durps June July and
Augsss Of 1886 and AZ:
Passenger. June slsis isi1 & d i s.
nd Fresht} July 1882 CT 1855 So 9i6f o. or So DO
freishi.. do lcis G. 59iS "A 2's99 Sc 40 nearly
The new ranks established in the State of New
York und,r the general banking law from LIST January
10 lot 'santantor ara
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ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
EnR

fOh 1913.
yu,up ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC FOh
| Isis. with Portrait and Autograph OF Gen. Taylor
i now ready and for sale BY the hundred OF thousand
IS very neatly printed. Calendars on very large type
CONTENTS;
Table Of Eclipses for the year
Calendars, sc. .,,,oo -, -. L..,,,
with an account Of ell the Battles IN whicn ne ha'
been engaged
sketch OF John C. Calhoun
Biographical Sketch Of General scott
Biographical Sketch Of John Mclean
Census Of the United states
Statistics Of Mexico.
Battles of the Revolution.
The soldier. Story oetry-commeneinz
49, iva. In the trench az Vera Cruz
A group Of soldiers lay.
Buens Vista ,. A. .,,h,r
We saw their watch fires through the night
"Od Tack Tsyor's queer old coon :, -,
Account Of the battle and taxing OF Cork ~ INC .'e'
STATES ship-Ofwar jamestown by the use OF 'Oin
Meal instead Of Gunp0wdefi
Pronunc aton Of Mexican Names
Anecdotes Songs, &C. . - ., ptdi,y. Nv
GRAHAM and By Pratt WoodioId CO IN rsai.' s7i
ptiisSsiplis By Grgg Elliott Co Prlcs q &C. .i
CTS per dozen, and = per 100 H-D,- " = -
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CArdPHENE .-cAMPHENE!

4 STILL CONTINUE To SELL from my wagons steam.
lfecthed CsnpheEe aud burning fGid superior 10 any
manufactured AZ from Is % per lower than any
other IN this city Orders may through the
Post Once % Iwensyhftl--t. and Flrst-syenue.
su3l I'm GEORGE r. COSCkL!S, Proprietor.
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rT,UE CLASSICAL. and Commercial Institute, So
Il Broadway viii be reopened Monday, Sept o In
this institution Young gentlemen w be thoroughly III
-ructed al the branches requisite tor commercial pnr
entering college. snd every attention VIII be paid
the manners morals aud intellectual improvement Of the
pupils and no viii be allowed 20 remain IN the INST
tuition whose pertinent exemplary. Terms from -
20 SIP per quarter inquesonahe references given on
application. ls2 1weod 4 NEWMAN, Pnncirsl
THE FALL TERN OF Miss CARROLL'S School
for ladies. No. Markets.. will commence We'd
nesday. sept Circulars giving terms may be had At Ms,
C.'s residence. ~ JtIs'
AIRS. LA TOTRRETTE'~ SCHOOL for Young
l'h LADIES' 9j Broadway, near Iwentyhrstst VIII De re-
opened Monday. Sepcmbcr6. -s2lw'
MISSES SEDGWICk~' Boarding and Day School
I'lwl reopen the 10th Of Sept At 4! West Washing
ton Place. al lwis'
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~ Rel. Hung and Repaired

tenants wanting bells hung and repaired can have nsm
done the substantial manner and ~afran.ro, oF
Il Roberts. 80 Broadway. near Princess
B-A splendid assortment Of new style Be. fulis,
Door Plates Number Flsies. &C. r ROBERTS,
isi4 smeoiis 90 Broadway.
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SCHOOLS.


INSTITu TI0N OF ME>>Rs. ABBOTT for the
Ieducston OF YOUNG Ladies, ~ Honson--t corner Of
Mulberry under the care Of jacob and John C. Abbott
The Fall term commences Monday, sept 8. The pu-
pills classified in four departments according 70 their
and intellectual advancement The Young ladies OF
the senior department pursue the highest OF stua
taught seminary for female instruction IL - an OBJ
iect Of special attention In this institution % watch over
the health OF It's members. for 4 Is believed that good
bodily health only Of the greatest 81 hessinss
but that also essential the highest intellectual al
Spacious rooms. well ventilated neatly car
peted and furnished the most thorough manner are
provided os the pupils Gentlemen ct distinguished a.
iainmens Ia their seyers departments Instruct IN the
Languages Mathematics. Vocal Music. Fenmanship and
Drawing
YOUNG ladies' from abroad can be received info the fam
ily OF Rev John C. Abbott where they viii be regarded
sil respects daughters. The evenings OF the iany
devoted to intellectual pursuits Constant efforts sre
made surround the pupils by those Influences which are
pTomofve Of that Of address and polish OF manners 80
important In the education Of young lady. spacious
garden surrounding the house invites 10 secusve ex,r
while the inmates OF the family are taken on many
excursions that hey may become acquainted with the nu
objects OF interest In the city and It's vicinity Pu
pills can be received al any time. aa2i 6teodis'