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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-24

COLO bdls hoop iron Seymour 4 Co-l2gEGrA Clark
Col cask and - chain esbles William Ayusf 4 Co
C. Henry Owens4 90 Henry siepheus-l bx Alfred To-
ois-l 6 Wm beujamin-5o0 bx- TN Geo MoT.Wood-l
% nose Willis Saxoni2 - Reiss Bruthers-s DO Bui-
terted- Brothers CcH dds l2i8 bars iron, Gilman 4
Brothers-l "a Poht HentonJ bis bulkey Col cask Z
his - ThOrp--3 csks Warren, Hsrf Leslie
anvlis Hoe 4 tO-lll Steel Edxd -snderscu-7 cs
Andrew Mitchell CO. do II -hes " ard C0lJ- b =
sheet iron Coming. Homer Cos e mdse J1o FacoreI
-ldo Smith Tory Col ess ID y Wycsof-2 casks I
c. -heehsn DuErsn-l bale Waller A BrU'her-l c. R
Jatfay Son 10 Watt A >herman-l O. Lord stock
err case Edward Cl1rs-s Beals, Bush Cor
bales WIGHT, Sfurges shaw Gases RCseTe.f-2 20
Ino Warren d. / cash Thomas Col cast LucIus
Nsri-4J cases 3 n Haizhf Col casl Ninstsdt 4
Bsrnet-42 cases Rigs Jenkns52 crates jamen Clews-
rs coal 30 sacks ssr kermfl- cases bids I
bale Horace Fuiier-ll Russell Mar.h-f casks
Geo Stacey o1sks Hammer. Hsys Cot bales . "
Belts CO.. casks Woodward s tcuDor-l csse "
smith & Do cases " Moore Col bale Demerest
Ainland Col cssk WOrsm s. HsuEhwouf--l cssk
: Williaus-l case Cromwell, Han ht Co.'S
order-i Conant. Ellis CO.. case James Kelley
. C. bis Hunt Cos c. " Hunt Coz g Man
ninx Pritchard-l Ok sriuds0nes Bradshaw Pirierl
ossk lbbtson Horner-3 c. " Churchman-l cssk
LandgtL, Phisdelphia-l do 4 a Wiileus-l do Jas L
Howard 60 * A " Spies n Col bale Henry An
drew cases Carter Hsisey Baldwin- case Davis A
Jones' Field J. Merritt bale VIM Sioane-l q Adri-
snce Strsng-2 casks W Gwiun Col cask Peter
Duryea.
MONTEyIDEO-Ss Star R,pabho-lf.ssa hides Le-
lsnd-700 do u bales rndse " " De Forrest COL
Rodman--2 Mexican. Fore Co.'s Delant L Grant
ll3o hides ? bales mdse W Ropes Co.
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CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS.

CHEAPER THAN EVER
- EADER, II you want 70 save money IN your pur-
IlcLsse Of Dry Goods call az rs Green ~chst before
purchasing and learn the prices Having purchasd
Tor the past weeks Boston, PhIrde pha and the
auction sales 10 this city prepared % orer yefJ
great bargains A. present may b. found the
bargains the following named goods 10 bales red white
add yellow rsnnes, cd 10 ss 10 cases ssnets, from
e Sd 20 g DO heavy Tweed Cz-smers a. 10 per yaTs
CLOTHS, CAssIHEREs And gEsIlsGs, 8 splendid assor
ment3 black Alpaca a. To- Cd cheap a. % u snd
t. do. silk warp fs 80 sad bs per yard DO coofed
AZ u Sd and - 3D. hsf pree do domestic q nshafas
At L. cheap IT, % and -. DO Scotch and French
from Il. Sd 70 q Sd 10 do Mous de Lains, from 10 70 ls
Sd goods on xinay . TO J&f cents per yard DO
rch Cashmeres entirely styles from q 70 ss' DO
linen-csubric Hdkfs. only 81. piece - -. . .
PsIsTs-20 a. ID, ID, 3D. ID, a. ID, "a Is IT,
ID and Is Cd: do. orange e0d blue a 3D. worth 10
from the manufacturers, ard Tor SAFE
By the bale piece or yard, q, jobben press
SH.wts-ln the Shawl psftmeDt lnsy - found spen'
aid .ssorn. az q Bfoche, Cashmere, SIX and "cosn,
Souere and Long StaHs prices much lower than ever
bef,r. Know. Brochs Shs~ls from - upward Wooen
Az - cen,s: ) anton Brocne Long sha~-s only 81
observation-disclosures Csrp~fing AZ Is, Is. Sd and e
Iuxain DO H. 3D. s. - Cd and 81 superior Atwood from
Per-r, IN want Of Dry Goods will find greatly to their
av.naze % call and examine stock before pgrchasog
elsewhere
Goods seat to any part o. ths city, Brooklyn Jersey
City. WI CAhDSEhr 40 Dresnwicn-G
- iwis- Successor 10 Jsson H. Boekoger
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COMMERCIAL AND M0s.ey MATTERS.

f'' 'a'e' u S''e~' q J. 500 FesTa PasS
1guRspAy. p VI.
The Stock msrhetv ,.s bucyant 10 day and the tan
eies generally mp ov.S Sound stocks were hrrn md
there va, o'F gssins generally 10 the marse, The
street WAS srt Any particular excitement out We're
wac goo as, of -cusi,y Observable Harlem i'm D..
proved ~ "A, between the BJsrds but altcrwsrd fell
bac' -, Toers wa. better feeling Ia Reading Bonds
,,oh nave been declining for the las. few days
r.s Exchange market for the Steamer closed
h...,y with good supply Of bills The caution exer.
d nv bu,crs enabled first elisa drawers susa.n the
market At 81 esi bu, bills which would 10 other times
be bought without hesitation could have been bought
yer cent Francs are p. The quantity Of bills re-
isied BY hs Washington 4. not large as reruers pre-
fer the Boston line. which leaves regularly twice a
month.
The Money market remains easy on first class
sseurt-s Good psper Is no, plenty ADD 10 passed At
6d1 ,sr cent. Losus Treasury Notes and Govern
mes, Stocks are made At sac pr cent on call.
Rumor in the street now fixes the amount Of pa
per forged by Fraoc. Bste,t $4,000. 1t is stated
that offer Of $4,000 has been made for the whole Of
IL 10 compounds.
The public arc Informed that Saturday next is
the last dsy sscd by the Receivers Of the Plsrfeld
Bank iof sending 10 the note of tnst Institution Mr
ThorJpson "a Waltst a5yerses TO give ~ tho
doisr tor them until III O'Clock on that day. We un.
dsss,.nd ,hst Mr. Beach has applied for Injunction
aesius, the Receivers
The arrangements for carrying the Stoninston
Railroad track into Providence have been completed,
snd the work will be al commenced. The Boston
brsuch IL ready.
The Worcester aud Providence Road is nearly
completed The depot presents front Of $40 feet and
Sii accommodate four Comprehensive Worcester, the
Boston, the s,onDgton and the Plalnhsld.
Tue receipts at the and Office, Green Bay, for
week lately over $4,000 and yet there is
cessgtun In the entries Of land
The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad is in
sfuf way of being constructed This is the wanting
kak In the chain of roads from Maine Georgia This
Road is 20 Wilmington In North Carolina with
Manchester In South Caroline. where II will strike the
Camden Branch Railroad which connects with the
South Carons Railroad leading from Charleston 20 At
slana in Georgia The length Of this Road will be 1853
miles The estimates for this Road establish thgt It
be built and put In running order for 81 100000 The
charter permits the work be begun when half that
cum is subscribed Some to 100000 have been al
ready subscribed.
Pe0b0dys Prizes Current Of the 18th inst. con
,sns the annual statement Of the trade of Cincinnati for
the yesr ending 3st ult which enbodes much val.
liable Information that give tho following synopsis as
matter of too much importance TO be overlooked by
..ur ,nercsniiie community
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FARMERS READ THIS.

rI,HE CHEAPEST aud most valuable Book for Farm
er ever printed Aliens Compend OF Agriculture.
We have the authority Of agricultural friends Tor say
ins that this volume is one Of the best Of kind
sued II certainly systematic IN arrangement and PLAIN
IN description IL treats OF soils, manures irrigation
draining grain, roots fruits, iaubuidings the
dairy the horse sheep and other domestic animals
with al necessary detail The book is handsomely print
ed and furnished with complete index Of contents
The time hiss By when an intelligent man was con-
tent 70 be merely practical irmersone science Il now
held 20 be necessary for al husbandnen. Among all the
agricultural works which have under notice, OF
late years, fecoect none which Is more compact 10
teligibe and cheaP than tins compound before "a"
Boston Post
Prce one dollar Can be sent by Mail. Published by
- ltis C. NJ sAXTON, 2n5 Broadway
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GENTLE,IEN's HATS.

FALL fA>ulbN-lSi
BEEBE & COSTAk, hAlIERS,

100 BROADWAY, NEN-YoSA, AND
f.e rurs<t-r-sr PAN kuFLpHIA. WILL PRESENT TIE
FALL FASHION FOR GENILEMENs HATS
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W IL CARY & CO.

lsS PEAEL-srEEEr, OPPOSITE cEDak.srREkI.
IVAVE IN STORE and receiving BY late arriYsis-
III Cases Msrsbalrs Lioen Tread, Nos. 10 % 100
stevens Cos Linen Tread, all colors and Nos Clark -
Co, Psisley spool Cotton, cord white 20 yards
CLARK COS Paisley spool Cotton cord, 100 yds white
and co0rs 40,
Warrens Seei1es drilled eyed shsrPs and betws Oiled
eyed Needles, low priced
Howe Manufacturing Co soldhesd Pins, full and short
suck
Purses. Purse Twist, plain and assorted shades
Steel Beads. Steel T.ssels, Rings and Fringe
Tortoise Shell. Buffalo and imitation carved Combs
Tortoise Shell and Horn side Combs, plain snd carved.
Bone. metal and composition Saspender Buttons
Pearl and Agate shirt Buttons
Lasting. Nohlir ana Br0cade Coat Buttons
Wade / Butchers R4kors, all patterns.
Knives and Scissors Of all descn ptons-and the largest
sssorr -nt Of French English and German Fancy Goods
% be found Ia this county which they offer 70 Joooers
Rst.L.r. The BET all snl.A Oh Lnlseod
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MRS. WILLARD'S

HISTORIES FOR SCnOOLS-l. Universal History
i IN Perspective. 8vO.
2 History of the United States. 8yo
s. School History Of the United State.
The above works extensively used IN many Of the
best school. In the United States and the School History
dn the language of distinguished author has received
the highest commentators both for It's accuracy and lite
rary merts'
Every notice Of them has been highly favorable. ercept
one which made or the purpose OF introducing n
val work
Neither the author Publishers have attempted the
introduction of these works b. dsparagng the works VI
others. Let the pretended errors "a school histories
be carefully examined before any work introduced by
setting forth the faults Of its competitors Mrs willard
Histories are published BY
n B. MR. Willsrd's Second Appeal" % the pub
lic or her Answer Wilson's Reply, respecting her
American Histories furnished gratis All teachers and
others who have received Mr. Wilson's pamphlet, are
especially requested read Mrs Wiilards Answer
that they may be iust and true in their decision.
- InlDAIIAN A = RAHNE- 8 co. 81 John-sI
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MARINE JOU r n \ l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
The Sun. TIE MOON. F-LL sEk.
London ...........Sept Hsvre...............sept
iyerpool..........sept New-OTeans. Sept y
"a SIZE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.
Ships Hartford, Sannerllan, savannah. Dunhtm d.
mon. Louise. Graves Antwerp. ID Hurlhuf & CO.
Bugs Margaret Elizabeth, McD0uga, Nirau lchl, Ihos
Wiuniett SIR John Harvey. Costello. - Johns NJ q 4
Laurie; Eliza. B00uan, Lisbon Wm Wie-ser- Narga-
ret, Sullivan, Newry. Geo Milne Lady Mary. Holly s.
Johns, NJ, Dunscomb Beck with.
Schrs Ella. Pearman Bermuda, Middle a Co Leperett,
Sleeper - Kits Nesmifh Walsh Isabella. Sherwood.
Boston, L Smith. N0ungs, Whining f0n, Nc Cinterel-
Ia G Scul. Soul, Beaufort. sc. Pafton LOUISE. Chase,
Boston. jos Wynn. Bsllamy Elizabeth City Ne
Barge. VEINS, Philad Orb. Yurp, Phiiaf.
ARRIVED.
Packet-ship John r skddy Luce fn Liverpool. 2eih
Aug mdse % z Kermit I'll inst. Tar = - ons ~ j.
exclaimed signals with ship Memphis Bunker I'm Liver
pool. for Ni0rk
sehr Juliet wogom Petersburg. de, -Four and tobac-
CO. Hunter Co
schr Anthracophora. Cox Virginia, d. wood.
Schr rs Brown. James, Virginia } d., wood
Schr Pauline Spillnan, Bait. d., coal
schr Gen Scott Camp, Virginia, D. wood
Schr Bowan. Churan, Virginia. Dc, wood
Schr Trimmer, Lyons, Virginia, ds, wood
Below ship in the ofiins.
SATLFD-Stesruship Washington. Hewitt, f0r south
ampton and Bremen. ship Hartford, savannah The
Queen Of the West was towed 10 sea yesterday.
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BERrORD g. CO.


BOOKSELLERS. No Asior House, are daily receiving
ID AL the and chep publications ~ soon a. Issued
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The Volunteer the Maid ~ Monterey, by Ned bunt-
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Woman and her Diseases from the Cradle 70 the Grave
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Dombey aud SON ". L., by Charles Dickens ~ cts
Voice from the South Being Series Of Letters from
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Hall on Diseases the Throat and Lungs 81
Howi,ts and Peoples Journals, tLondonl September.
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Littelr. Living Age No. i76-a rich No. l2i cts.
Chauh-rs's Miscellany, No. 3 . cts.
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The Ensnared. by Lady Charlotte Bury. p cts
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SALE OF DRY GOODS.

J. w bAdhkh D. ~
VIII open for inspection and sale their Warehouse
II CATHARiSE Street
OVER 100 PACKAGES Of tsl! and Winter DryGoo6s,
~ wsrrsned u the best selected stocks opened
10 thls market.
DRESS GOODS.
30 pieces rich fsuged PLAID stripe and plain, OF the
most fashionable styles Of Silks, from 3s 10 lss the
yard, from 10 ~ - inches wide
100 pieces rcn Cashmere and six Plsics some eotIeJ
new styles, from p "a. 70 s.. the yard
go pieces new style Casheres and 81 DeLsnes, from
L. 70 g. the ard. 49,, e..
80 pieces hish lustrs Alpaca and Orleans figured
plaid and plsn colored and black, from To- ID TO D.
the yard all SIX and wool o..
sait.ols FOR mourans with EsnJ other styles CT sec
ond mourning goods.
$50 pieces French Merinos. splendid colors
$50 pairs Of Rose, Whitney and Nsckins~ Blankets va
prices very cheap. 100
One Of the largest and best selected s,oe that can poe
.hiy Be desired Of shswls embracing long and saaaIe
sha~ Of over - different kinds frooa 30 cent? % eoo
shawl ~ sseoeo
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT,

Nos IA and 80 Fulton 81 san Buildings
LAaPs GIEANDoLEs, CHANDELIERS, &C
J. o. FAY
Iras MADE such srrsngemenfs with large mAnufsc-
f1turnr -.tb shusut viii insure % the public mer-
bts and others rare opportunity % procure cheap and
,erv superior articles OF " SOAR Hanging and stand
Lamps - s''-' aGfRASDOLEs,"
of nav and superior style and lnish -
" NV . SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS"
with 70 or lights. Of the most 'Renaa "oisnansnp p
WIZ cSaaSSD1FLABRAS. HALL LANTERNS" &c. -
IL -''>' BRACKET SOLAR
and Tn side Reflector Lamps and Micka
IT, ,hovs arteles are unequalec Ia quality, style and
he.stv Id sush snd viii be sod a. the Manufacturer
lowest prices Wholesale and retail Ok bfonEed and
B-Dou't forget before purchasing. % call and es-
.nip. The assortment The Lamp store oi and ~ u
40 oT Lamps rebron1sd, sit and silvered made 70
i lie new Il .aort notice and Astral Lamps altered q
49, $50 - lmlsf
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IIAtE rs PRESS-The Cratur. or Nulcan's Peak.
IITaie Of the Pacific. BY Jas Fenimore Cooper
Brian OHM; or Luck - Everything
Launcelof Widse By Charles Hooton, Esq.
The Oh Judge; or Life in a Colony. BY tho Author OF
Sam Slick
The Old Converts of Paris
The Haunted Marsh. BY George Sand.
The Diseases OF Woman, their Causes and Cure &c. BY
r H0llck, VI. ID.
Sir Henry Morgan the Buccaneer. By the Author OF
Ratlin the Refer
Maunaduke Herbert, or the Fatal Error BY Lady Bles
singt0n
Faust a Romance BY the Author ofthe Mysteries OF
London"
The Loves Of Pars-ransated from The French Of Peu
Feval
Rsttn the Refer Cruise Of the iidge Tom Cungie's
Log. Anne Grey; The Admirals Daughter; Richard OF
York. Bramhetye House. LAHORE: Tor Hill, Orphans
OF Unswaden; The Bondman The DARK Lady Of Doonah
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sKINs-A sale Of 1850 Curacao was made a. IS c,s on
time
sEFDs--Clover 10 quiet with ssles 30 terces Penn
~ Tsc cssh
LATH-The market IL rather tetisf and 900 NJ so,d
at / teia75 cts Pm.
TEAs-Thsre IL good demand at private sse srd
the market To- good grades Black and nnesum Greer
Is hfni About loco packages Young Tyson have BEEN
sold this week Fl fun prices
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

IL steamship Hashingto for Southampton and Bremen
Messrs W { Redmond. ID ID Macomber r Gottlieb, =
Bernhemer. A FAY { Lawson. w l. Hammond, w II
Raines II Henry and lady, Randall tbearer Of dis
patches to Londonl Hunt, Barker, w Besbe, ii =
CLARK Wilson. Mr. MdCal lady and son, Mrs Newman
Mr. Bonick, Mr. Sim, New York w III Meade, ALBANY
Ashton Boston; Miss Runge, III Frednchs, \ Nieg
mann g Dozeubach, J ID Beohtel Mrs Niese, Germany
DIR ROemer, Berlin A Cook, West Indies Peters, Al
bany; also, gentleman and lady, names unknown.
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A BOOK FOR

rI'HE YOt NG-The Playmate, pleasant companion
i for spare hours beautifully illustrated, comprising
original tales stories and ballads fables historical anec-
does poetry new and old and readings 10 natural history
Zach Part Will De illustrated with from IL TO % wood cuts
from drawings b. eminent artists.
The Playmate vail contSn articles BY Mary Hewitt
Felix symmetry. John ~ Taylor. r. n. Horne Harris
Christian Anderson. and host Of other eminent aus
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The Playmate will be published on the lst OF every
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A CARD,

Special attention IS requested 70 the following
re- Important Nofice.-The ss.onisAin. '1eeess ala
immense patronage attending the New MAI SoinPAnyi
established only nine monfh., induces them a. once
add their beautiful Three Dollar Hats lar s1Peflof
finish and more costly trimmings The ComPany tesp1s.
fully the public that they s,2nd pledged 70 supply
the finest NurA Moeskn Hat that b. uAnHiactured
AZ their standard price Three Dollars The Company VII
introduce for inspection their Fall Style The lth inst
srd nyte the specon OF the public 10 their elegant and
.uperior finish TIL the opening Of the season which VIII
- on he 18th Of August As usual. second quAfy-ro
second price And on no Consideration VII % HAS =
.r~.nssnert, GARBASATI, Manager, las Nssssa-s.
80 Iris. ID door from Spruce. and 10 Bowery.
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pASSTNGERS ARRIVED.

IN packetship John Skiddy I'm Ltrerpoo-Mrs Ellie
Allen, Miss Ann L Allen. Miss Elizabeth Allen, Miss
Dorothea Allen, Master II Allen Of Eng, Rev Jno l.
Gay Of Fla, Rev VIM Elliott Of ST Louis, Mr. VIM Gles
gov, Mrs Jane Allen Of NOreaIs, Mr. EStansbury Of Bal
timOre, Mr. BrOugh OF Canada and 300 in steeTage.
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100 600 CASE

o. FEvEz ASD AsrE ASSrALLf ctktD -.
DY THE GENUINE ROWANDs Improved Ionlc
DAixture The proprietor has IN bis possession more
than twenty thousand certificates 70 prove the
OF this med cine when properly used, ineludnz members
OF Congress ard other distinguished persons ne
United states who have pressed toer sr.t1oe oi e
restoration 70 health by IL employment -
sor a.. hclssas srd retail BY J. o. FAY, "a and "a
v.l.o.-r - . .torsJ San Buildings ais imis~
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nAGuERREoTYPH.

VTOIGHTLANDER- tubes o. al the sizes plates ca
.e. chemicals and apparatus Of superior quality for
.,lsat WESTONS Dszuerreotype Depot,
1872 Broadway corner Of John-sf.
NJ W has recently made some great improvements on
the art BY which kenesses procaced unsurpassed In
this or u any other country. 81 lws-
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HATS.

~ Gcntiemen's finfs-Fah style-BiRD' corner
Pine and Nassau s-The proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated BY the liberal PATRONAGE extended 10 HIM by the
public induced offer their inspection new and I'M
proved style Of Hat for the season confident that the dufa
bty and finish OF the same will insure their concurrent
appreciation The Improvements which be has gradually
Introduced In the manufacture and style Of Hats needs
other eommendaon than that they have been uniformly
adopted BY the elite Of the City.
a. lmi.. BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau sis.
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THE GREAT BOOK.

THAMBERS'S INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE
u American Edition with numerous additions and
more than 500 Engravings-This valuable publication IL
completed As Encyclopedia OF popular inforna-
ton upon every variety Of topic II Is not surpassed IT'S
contents form ch repository for those VINO WISH
10 be correctly informed upon scientific, moral historical
and, indeed, almost every subject. Price - For sale,
wholesale and retail. by
BURGESS. SrRINGER & co. Broadws l. Ann ats.
w H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
BERFORD a co Aston House.
LONG BROTHER, 32 Ann-st.
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SACK & BAG WAREHOUSE.
pA.AAA->-A M -
Manufacturers. III and ~ Wafer-st.

THHUfHfIHftF-, ~ HHu = WHiFf~sts
INVITE TIE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of country
lmerchsnts from the grain districts 70 their stock Of s4e
and bsxs which they offer for sale the wants Of
purchasers. pom the favorable terms Dealers AZ
ter visiting ther establishment have
he prsctce OF buying bazs Of them ready for inmediats
and sale Ia preference 70 the Old slow mode OF nas
them made up home All kinds Of CALCUTTA Elfope-1
and aomesle hazs adspted . every parpose 81 al,
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Arrlvnl- of Produce. &c b, the New.york md

arrivnis OF frodnce, &c by the new DIRK ana
Bric Railroad. ....J =. Clarion, AseHt
(RsPoried specially f0g Tie Ner- York Tlbun,.)
THURSDAY, Sept. 3.
Per Barge Hpry Svydom26 tubs = hTks butter Il hogs
Capt CALDWELL - tubs 40 rks butter ~ hogs calves Capt
Wood 80 tubs frks butter % hogs p sheep bx
Trmble ~ frks Is tubs butter q hogs sheep Blake.
50 tubs - rks butter % hogs bxs honey Hcyt y
rks - tubs butter D. hogs ~ bags -four Capt GrswOld
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On IhuF,dsy. the 2}d inst. by Rev. Ous A. Skinner.
Mr.. WILLIAM GURNEY 70 Miss MARY JANE dsush.
Der Of Mr. ssmuel FIX
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WOOD ENGRAYINGS

L'OR SALE.-Ine subscriber would respectfully invite
j publishers, and others interested In the preparation OF
illustrated books call and proofs Of his large
assortment Of Wood Engagnzs, comprising those OF a.
most every variety and quality and second hand The
OH FINALS Or castings from them, Will be sold on terms
satisfactory o. the purchaser. - -
.l7 4teodisf ID. A. WOODWORTH, l5j Nassau-st
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SHIRTS MANUFACTURED

rps sor-DFR submits 70 the gentlemen 81 Sew-York
W. .,r~sved method Of manufacture IN The article Of
- Tbey are cut measure By practical tailor, and
80 ,ssr her oun eve. and for nea.ness Of w0rk and
- - r,.se-.I challenge c0mpeton with any IN The
sosatyy. AZ JOSEPH sOUDERs Cheap CASH Tailoring
F.tsblishnenf cor. EAs; Broadway s1c Aaket-st
pNr. : h.s for the aeon rc1Ati1n Of downtown
customers opened shrsnch estAcAs1iaent A. A-IIsJ
a. tar.s doess ffon Broadway az ln-seoa