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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
FOREIGN BOOKS,

Nd CURIOUS and works Al lower prices than
~ before s0d The subscriber has added immense
ly O. hrs already mammoth stock of literature It's iate
acquisitions from the Trade Sales Of Boston, New YORK
and Philadelphia together with fifteen cases u the hnest
works per the Garrick from, Liverpool and twenty ditto
per the Leoudas from London, which viii be Immediate
Is marked snd exposed 0r sale undoubed AIT Of
richness variety rarity aud extent ~ his stock hitherto
unappr0ached this continent All literary men, lovers
hooks and enthusiasts "a mental Investigation are oi-
cited and enjoy the true feast Of reason and the
flow soul Every subject which the VII Of man has
been expended and brains turned may be found here
The recundiie mathematician and the crazy iuundef u
new systems of theology Is each IN his proper mitch
Those ss-n 20 nrcromaucy astfoioxy, alchemy ercefy
and Uitchcra will be- highly amused Whie the bellies let
tire. scholar can select 5o fresh vols the very cream
and chef douyrcs Of modern English literature The best
treses on every profession aud science from the honest
ploddus farmer b. the enthusiastic soldier In every art
and science the best books here embraced In The de-
parmeu of elementary professional reaiises and school
book. of every kind his stock IS immense The subscriber
invites all strangers pas bin VISIT before they leave
the city 10 purchasing from him they one hali "
their money
Cergyucn literary characters and book collectors geo.
eray living lines Of railroad steamboat routes VII
do we'll 10 pui change Of linen u their sases aud come
az once % NJ Nassll-st allowed by al Swans 10 BE- the
moral center Of the Intellectual world" Books selling Al
half price literary appliances and c0nscnlrnces of every
kind gratis a. well the beet spanish ci-als and other
philosophical Instruments for lnyeterlte smokers Ike the
celebrated Do PsrT
JOHN DOYLE, Cheap Ancient and Modern
s4 litseodN -inW' Bookseller, 10 Nassaust Ne~-f OK
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APPLETQN'S

DAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT COMPANlON-D
ItAPPLfTON 4 co. have Just published Appleton =
Railroad and Steamboat Companion, being Traveller :
Guide thruu 1h New England and the Middle states with
routes IN southern aud Western states aud also IN
Canals, forming likewise complete guide % the hiie
Mountains Cafskll Mountains, Ac. Niagara Falls Ifcn-
Falls, Nc Sagatoga springs and all other waterus
places aud containing fu aud accurate descriptions Of all
the principal villages the natural and Artificial cu-
rostes the vicinity OF the routes with distances afes,
wings. by W Williams One very neat volume. Price -
The of a guide. such here represented 10
the travel ~ public has long been felt For the present
work maps the several routes have been engraved and
when long the route has been continued uu al-
other map iu such way 10 be easily understood This
may be- considered great improvement over other
guide books which usually contain but large and zen
er map which, from the smnlncss of the scale which
Do Is sfsduted. isofNery little practical IN railroad
car. Ac The material of this volume u mostly from the
actual oh.sryafon of tle compiler ~ 1ti-
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT

Nos ~ and 10 FultOn-st sun Buildings
LAMPS, CIKANDOLEs cHaNDELiERs, &C.
J. o. FAY
HAS MADE such Arrangements with large manufac-
IIturng esablshm a. will insure tO the public, mer
ants aud others rare opportunity procure cheap and
very superior articles vi Solar Hanging and stand
Lamp-' IN great variety.
"GlRANDOLEs,'
Of new and superior style and finish
SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS
with b lights Of the splendid .orkmansh p
with or without pnsinsi
CANDELAbRAs, HALL LANTERNS" &c &c.
In great assortment.
BRACKET SOLAR"
aud tin side Reflector Lamps and Wlcks
The above article, are unequsled Ia quality style and
beauty Of finish aud will BE- sold AZ the manufacturer
lowest prices, Wholesale aud retail Gilt BronIsd and
Sllvrred.
n B-Don't forget before purchasing % call and ex
anime the assortment the Lamp Store Ji aud ~ Full
tOn-st sun Buildings
Also old Lamps rebronked, gilt and alyerrd, INSIDE 70
look like short notice. aud Astral Lamps altered Il
Solar 81 lmlss
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SALE OF DRY GOODS.

7 FNNkFN
Will open for inspection and sale AT their Warehouse,
n CATHARiNE Street.
hVER 100 PACKhGESOf Fall and Winter Dry Good.
Owaranied one OF the best selected stocks ever opened
Ia this market
DRESS GOODS.
20 pieces rich figured plaid stripe and plain, OF the
fashionable styles Of Silks, from IS. 20 lts the
yard, from i3 10 A. inches wide
l0u pieces rich Cashmere aud silk Piads, eniifel
new styles, from - hd. 10 hs. the yard.
80 pieces style CashmeIes and VI. Delaines, from
H. % = the )afd.
80 pieces hi.h luslre Alpscas aud Orleans, figured
plaid aud plain. c0l0red and black, from H. cd 10 D.
the yard. some all silk and wool
100 pieces Bomblxiue and other styles of Dress Goods
suitable for mourning with many other styles Of sec
Ond mourning goods
ALSO.
$50 pieces French Mernos, splendid col0rs.
80 pairs OF Rose Whitney aud Mackuaw Blankets va
prices, very cheap.
ALSO.
One Of the largest and best selected stocks that
siby be desired Of shaws, embracing long and square
Shaws OF over different kinds from ~ cents 10 200
shawl "a 3teodis
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nv THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Things i'm Philadelphia.

,.,,..poodeoce OF The Tdeuoe.
'o"e'r PHLADKLrHts, Sept. q. lei7.
.h.. been better inquiry Tor Flour odsy
lhS. .,e ,ornewha suffer. sales ! 600 bbls Bran
s' IA Rotesons at ) IS. sud these hsures are
fS0"s demanded for standard brands. with a lo~
ssfT1%s Western at ) 62dJ - small sales 81
-, 81 osr s,s' sale. leo eoI' renoa Corn Me'' e, =
~ ,-,as held above IN. views 81 buyers. Oats sre
a. ,a, more freely and sales fair southern at AZ Co
ST esss,,,its snd Groceries quiet Whisky Improved
-. = az In hhds aud = cts 10 bbls All ou''oc'
-. suspended ~ weather
~s,.ess dull to-day r.. M
-. 900 state 81 sei IS Remington Cop Do '''' wv
s.,,d Board oad 6to-o,,0 Lehish scrip, 80, iol.
= a0N Cop L5wn ~ sch Nav, 80 ~ -, -,.,.
- l.shish Int, o., 1000 Wilmington o. en- w.
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RERFQRD & CO

DOOKsELLERS Ne. Astor House, are daily receiving
ID ll the and cheap publications AS soon rs Issued
Just received
Normans Bridge, by the author Of Two Old Mems
Tales - cents
R0r, OM0re. by Lover illustrated by the author pc
The KNIGHT q tiw WINE. nv Chls Lever. p cts
School tor Scandal and scd up, played Al the Broad
way Theatre 3. cts each.
Woman and her Diseases from the Cradle 20 the Grave,
by r "A Dixon. MD Bound - -,
Dumhey and SON 40 ~. BY Charlie. Dickens ~ cis
Voice from the South being SERIES ct Letters from
Georgia Massachusetts, setting forth the southern side
OF the Slavery Question Let every Northern man read
aud ponder - cts.
Hall on Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs 81
HOwitts aud Peoples journals lLondOnJ September
- cts each
Union Magazine tor October. splendid No. - cts
A Simple Story, by Mrs inchbald. - cts
Handif'. ct t.a D.saa. by y. boanett - cts
So 81 the Lungs, by Or Fitch "A good book. - Cts
The lusnared, b. Lpdy Charlotte Bury ID cents.
All the Magazine for October.
Maps. Guide Books. Maps of London, sc. &c.
few len of the English Papers received oy the Britain
MIA Call carly al BERFORD CO.'S
- Literary Depot, Aston House.
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~ second Ward.-Ihe Democratic Whig ? lsci0f-
Of the second Ward are requested 10 meet NJ Second
ard Hotel n Nassaust Tuesday evening. 18th inst
AZ ~ O'Clock 70 select five delegates 20 the First Assembly
District Convention whose duties 10 choose delegate
20 represent the District tho State Convention % be-
held Syracuse and 10 nominate candidate for Member
Of Assembly.
Also al the same time four delegates % pre-
sent tie Wand the Third Senatorial District Convent Oh
10 nominate candidates for >fstc Senators.
AUGUSTUS r. CAMMEYER, Chm.
ca csrr ~ c Wsls"' Secretaries. san
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d II 7 ~ y u IL =
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

THESE BOARDING SCHOOLS. distant from each
other hall nils are located in Middiet0~n Conn one
u the most beautiful and retired places New Eng and
Boar6er. reside IN the families Of the Principals and arc
hy influences which tend o. form habits
Lectures and experiments I'D interest the "
study which c0utemp iztes thorough and Accomplished
education L1fs prepared for any college.
The Winter Session 4 the former will commence N0f
Of the after Nov IS. and continue = weeks one Of
The Prime pals may BE- a Marketst after Oconei
=. and vii take charge Of pupils. - eodt,0se
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70 Third Mnrd.-The Wing Elector. ~ the Third
Ward are requested % meet r. % ashington-st on
Tuesday evening. h inst y O'Clock select i've Dele
the Second Assembly District Convention, whose
duties choose Delegate represent tie District IN
the State Convention 10 be- held At Syracuse and noni
nate candidate for member Of Assembly Also % select
four Delegates present the Ward in the Third Senate
rial District Convention 20 nominate candidates for State
Senators X. l.. HATHAWAY, Chairman.
Taos OrTVATrE. Secretary. 80 Il
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NOTICES.

" First Wnrd-1he Democratic Wing Electors u
the fi-t NaId requested 10 meet a. the broads'
House corner Of Pearl aud Broad Tuesday
2h met "a O'clock 90 select Eve delegates the First
Assembly District Convention whose duties 20 choose
delegate represent the District an the State Conyen-
lou be held At Syracuse and 70 nominate candidate
for Member of Assembly
Also the time 70 select four Delegates tO repre-
sent the Ward in the Third Senatorial District COnyen-
ton. 70 nominate candidate for State senator.
THEODORE Il. DEFOREST, Chairman.
X H., 5. 1 To~Ns.S 3d. secretarie. -
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MW-ORLEANS-Nhi LonisIlllf-lOl pifs lead 90 bales
TOOL 10 Strachan a Scoit-i00 bbs castor OIL Mzfkoe
lsia<2 bales wool, Mufrayl9 bON9s tobacco, James
lanfer Co.'s bales DO, Beck and hunhardt-6l bales
sion. lily Coit-20 BrOwnA NelsOn-9 hhds tobacco Lud
80 Lounby-j68 bales cotton, Hohrook, Nelson a Co
~ pigs lead. III Rogers Co.. boxes udse w Bur
ri hdls saddle Robert Spencer trunk Bon
rsv-i box. 4 Wcbstef-o pigs, = Menchcn-l box, w
Cofbtt-ll bales wool, Thompson Col case, W ID Alb
"a A Coo bales cotton, Il L. Maitland Co-59 & +
Ls,cfich Col pke trunk. HartshoInl, $50 pigs
- ln hlles cuiinIl. 70 order
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Produce, by the New-York and ErIe Railroad.

AZ ihported 'PeoaLs for Tie Nsur- ioys TrtbgHeJ
.~'.oNnAs sept T-psr Barre Samuel Ma, sa-lO tubs
,neep 10 hogs, Capt Wood rs tubs n ss butter
III. himhle, = tub. butter ~ hogs, d Blake ~
htss butter q hoss foyt; 100 hrks 10 tubs butter
"eos tuckwheut hoss. Cant Caldwell
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SACK & BAG WAREHOUSE.
GRAHAM BROTHERs

Manufacturers, ~ and ~ Waicr--t.
INVITE THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of country
merchants from the gram districts 10 their stock Of SACKS
and bags which they offer for sale ~ suit the wants
purchasers upon the most favorable terms Dealers, a.
Ter visiting their tbshmeut have universally ad0ptch
the practice Of buying bags Of them ready for imrd.te
use and sale preference % the old slow mode 81 having
them made up home All k.nds Of Cicgta, European
and doneslIe bAss ~ apied " rYerY purpose 81 zs
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MARIN T. JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
" SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. a,
CLEARED.

steamer Britannia, Harrison, Boston.
SIPS Louis Philippe, Castoh. llavre. Fox Lvng=toni
lnon. FOSTER. New Orleans, Frost \ Hicks.
Bats LOUISA, tBelgJ Andrews, Havana, WIN Weisser;
nl Harley, tBrl scott, Glasgow, Woodhull MintuIn.
Hng sally Ann. DsbIOw. Malaga, Harbeck Go.
Sas Forest, Swan Shelburne, NJ, T DE Wolfe Co
a Guthrie NewbeTn NC, II X Smith, tarreu, Richmond
leossr Pierson Columbia. Knapp Norfolk Sturses,
sssfuan Co: w kempton Osborn, Norfolk; Mott X
teds, Hotchkss. farren. Norfolk, Tooker IieIsOn
ksheles,er futile Richmond, Allen Paxson Wolcott,
Els BOSTON John ii Hoogand. Maihay, Philadelphia,
fau Van Brunt
CB Young Hickory Barber OswegO.
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= THE STRANGERS GUIDE


THE BROADWAY JOURNAL
CONTAINING tie best map Of the city published,
u together Nth complete GUIDE 10 Stranger and
great VARIETY matters No stranger should De
sithoatit Price = per lnnum, " cents a COPY
BERFORD CO, Astor House
And fof sale all the principal periodical depots aud
l~is
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% Hickory. Barber, Osweso.


sup James Perkins (of BustOp) Hall, Bremen, - Gays,
ballast, 10 master. $50 -teerage passengers FRIDAY,
~ ias uoAM, Oh Nantucket South Shoal, saw steam
~ A.hinsfon, hence for Bremen. Calm al the TIME
-4ssd hef 70 be going about knots.
>1p Lea,ille Hun, cwOreans. - ds, cotton, tobac
o. &c. oEK Collins \ Co Died ON board, FRIDAY, sept
% Ia ~, long sol. Miles De Forrest of ONO and I'm
tesn Of New-York stecIage passenger.
D. als Joseph Ham Fullerton. Windsor Ms, d., $50
~ pssier 70 Mr. WotherspoOn-
Si Martha d. Phillips, Virginia, ds, wheat and com
bNsut Maitland
SIR Meyers Fowler Washington, NC, ds, naval
'tss . ~. Mitchell
"a Independence. SivrOw, Washington, Nc, . d. ma
s'ofes 20 Bryant a Maitland
Nli tifed Thorn, Sanford, WILMINGTON NJ, d. ma
y sof.s, 10 T. ; Powell \ Co.
SlT American system. Robins, Virginia d. potatoes
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~. SixflI Mnrd.

" SiNth " Hfd.-IT D.TTOC TTIf
tins ard are requested assemble IT the North Amer
Hotel Of the BOwery and Bayard f. on Tues
day evening the zdth inst for the purpose Of selecting
delegafes District Convention 10 choose delegate TO
represent the district In the State Convention 10 be held
Syracuse aud also 10 nominate candidate for Member
Of Assembly comprising with the Third Ward the Second
Assembly District be- supported At the next election and
for such other purposes recommended IN the call Of tie
General Committee MOSES H. TAYLOR,
81 Chairman Ward Cou'tee
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100000 CASES

o. FgygR AID kcUg ArsCALLs CURED
DY THE GENUINE ROWANDs Improved Tonic
DMiKtars The proprietor has 10 bis possession more
tar thousand certificates 70 prove the inlabty
81 hi, m 4cine when properly used including members
Of Congress. and other persons ,
limited states who have pressed their gratitude Tor their
restoration to health By is employment
for sale wholesale aud retail BY j. D FAY, ~ and -
galfon--t Lamp store } Sun Buildings ais lEniss
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FALL AND WINTER

rI,HE CHEAPEST FASHIONABLE Cash Tailoring
and Clothing Establishment IN the City Of Newfork,
is W. H. DECkOOr cos, ~ Fult0nst
GARMENTs Of all kinds Al the following ~" prices
Cto,ks Of variou. de.rrfntons from - 20 10 -, O
of every We and quality from-l 10 81 ~
Deys.. an Epo,k fo,r. from ......-7 ~ 10 rs ~
Offfcy ,~p .fNr.s Co,rs froui..- - ~ 10 : 10 40
Paws OF every de,crption FROM A. 40 10 ~ ~
NEsrs-An extensive variety Of every form
and fabric. ~ o. - ~
IN addition We would state thlt stock Is com posed
0f about sEVES THOUSAND garments ready made and a
cRF,r variety of Cloths Cassneres and Nestnss which
are prepared 10 make 20 Ia such styles
fee assured will meet with favor and suit the most
difficult ". n. DEGkDOf co
" H. DEGg0Or, (
IoHN p BRrrOs I - eodtJal
fuuO.te NnlertsDu'- Phruix fiat and CAP store.
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IRELAND 6

XNFLCOME TO THE STkAAGER, or an kxcursi0n
w through Ireland for the purpose oi investigating the
Condition III the Poor BY Mrs A Nicholson vol -lino
Price -.
The siyle of tho work Is straightforward, SIMPLE,
truthful aud therefore eloquent, and Of al the books on
that country, We have nsyrI met one ntf
:, iof. ssfin. in.fructi.e Or suggestive v Evans.
- ,-s .re4 H. BAKER l. SCRfBSER.
- y p.rk.r.,. and IL, Nassaa.f
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Now Publications.

~ rHs NEwYoES JovhSA' -
.. til monthly work which enjoys Us.
.soeg the neroben Of the "so''.. p'e,',,s
t,ed by Cwstss LEE y ,io,'''' 80" ~ ''"V.Osy
"A m..si. neJIes in Geneva Heo'ca Nonee'' 10
-,.d a, an early period the patronage oil The enure
49,, gure.u Of the L. :. Army, II being taken a,
80, medical station well As bs largo majority Of
!. surgeons and Assistant Surgeons attached to the u
x.,y !, elrculs,es In every stss and nearly every
.,,,y ID the Union and many copies are called for
=, the Atlantic Tho publishers are J. s. H. c.
,os.y. American Hotel, BaIcsys'. Tho Numbers
80 and September. now before US c0Dtsin articles
Ls.,..i value " the profession.
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THE ARCHITECT. NO. 10.

THE ARCHITECT, NO. 10,
MILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAl.-Thc delas On
w publishing No N. caused by The plates and sheets
an being destroyed by the late re corner " Am and Mas
ssu sts where The wors printed 10 T. now ready pa
usual sriedid This completes Che ID Vol Price 80
\ Great Book,
TIE CHAMPION OF FREEDOM or,
TIE MNSrERfOi : CHIEF.
romance of the Nineteenth Century. founded on The
q the War between the United STATES and Great
Britain. rs Samuel Woodwork.
Miracles our Champion wrought
v .1 their dsing deeds shall tell
Oh how gnriou-y they fought
How tfiumphanfly they eui Montgomery.
The grand object Intended by the work here announced
% the puhbhc monument of American patriotism and
bravery ernheshrd with picture o those humber viz
tues which though not dazzling 20 The iilasnaton, are
the les. honorable TO human nature aud our national
character.
o.. admitted that the brilliant achievements of oar
heroic c0uutryuen like those of their ioreiahrrs, al
ready inscribed impershabIe columns Of Naval aud
Military glory and l0ng the Atlantic rolls, the Mssis
sppi flows the NIAGARA thunders down it, rocky pfeci
rce long shall their and yalufous deeds DE
united IN the grateful remembrance of the adnluns pos
tenty' THE Authors Preface
The above work II nearly ready.
Country agents aud bookseller who wish an early sup
ply will pie send their ord Immediately address
" u GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
tho eountrv ~
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ssaaef southemer. Berry, for Charleston. Ships To
20 London; AngellQue. Amsterdam Fairfield, Charles
y. hafs Amelia. Mulholland, DemeraIa Brigs Savan-
- io Savannah, Torcea. for Bangor, Me and others.
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MAR RED:

In Brooklyn, Sept TO- by Rev. Mr.. Fish Mr.. WILLIAM
n HAvEgs 10 Miss MARY T.. HICKS, eldest daughter
:, he Iste Samuel J. Hicks, all Of Brooklyn.
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TEETH.

A SrI EXTORTIOS, REDUCTION AND lhPkONE
ANTST IN DENTIsTRY.-Persons DESTROYS q syeid-
in The exofbiisnt charges Of other dentists VIII nAd
ADVANTAGEOUS 20 call v sHEzwooD, surgeon and ne
chanicA dentist. III BOwery. east side y b.-lcth,
sche permanently cured and the tooth preserves
for many year. MinefL teeth inserted 80 A. 70
rsrs-r them p-rfecfly useful IN rnascaon, Articulation
Th~. teeth are not subject % dscoosation or decay
Price OF Inserting from 81 s. each, nnE and cleaning
IN proportor Whole sets The ainnosP Fseiple
- St
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~ Fourth Ward.-The Whis Elector. Of,

~ Fourth Wnrd.-The Wing Electors oi'he Fourth
Ward requested assemble Al the Shakespeare Hotel
Of William and Duane ss this Tuesday evening
al ~ O'clock for the purpose Of choosing Delegates o. The
Senatorial and Assembly District Conventions pursuant 20
the call of the Wig General Committee.
By order Of The Ward Committee
CHS CHAMBERLAIN Chairman.
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RFIONV

SNp Memphis Bunker, Liverpool mdse and Passengers
mp america, MeCcrren, Liverpool mdse and passen
- % 4 kingsland & Co.
katharine, Jackson, loi Baltmore.l Antwerp with
'ss''aseFs, 10 order.
. "a. Adam Carr Scott Glasgow. mdsc and passen-
~ ~ Woodruff s Minturn.
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~ Finh Ward.-Pursuant % the call Of the Wig
General Committee the Wing Electors Of this Ward will
meet az the Marion House on Tuesday evening 9Th
inst at u O'Clock foT the purpose Of choosing ten Dele
gates the District Convenoi and four Deleges 20 the
Third Senatorial Convention BY order Ward Commit
tee. WARREN CHAPMAN, Chm.
WIN A. DARLING, Secretary. sTN
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DAGUERREoTYPE,

se. chemicals and apparatus Of superior dasny iof
.alest WESTONS D4znsEreotype DeP1r
1872 Broadway corner OF JONES'
Mr. w has recently made some great imPfos-meals On
the art, By which lkenesscs produced nns1f "
this any other cogntry. - 80
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PHRENoLoGIcAL ALMANACS.
PREPARATORY sCHooL FOR BOYs.

FOWLER I WILLS lJl NAr5Al-,l.
IIAVF FOR SALE az the Of manufacture the Illus
III traec Phfenoio -ical Almanac for 1873 80 lms'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STILL CONTINUE TO SELL from my ~ssons scam.
msnufacrured A. from IS 10 - per cent over nsn ~
other .xon. this city Orders may Be sent tnf'ash 'n'
sasl i'm. GEORGE y. CoNCkLlN. Proprietor.
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JACOB ; PLtrT, Auctioneer.

'VIIIN UNN, 18th instant, ~ ~ OtOtk, AZ Inc Nucton
Z Room . Plattst GOld-Specisl Trade Sale -bir.
minghsm Hariware-Niz new goods lusi landed aud
will BE- peremptoy sold 10 the highest bidder, consisting
ovr casks polished og chains with fooks aud rings. ~
10 "A feet Ia ITO inch q! and leet No J, bsskets
bright face ard Golfer hey staple vices Also squares
psocss bed hat and coat hooks brass snunefs
trays cast butt hinges, steel fire irons, red taper
handle New lOfk curry combs, hsndse~s
brace and bits table spoons timed ladies' skimers
and forks iron andescks TILL closet and and patent RIM
locks frv pans rat trans iron weights cofkscfe~s shoe
tack. sw blades bastard and hne plate locks, chest do
brass port pad do paste jisgeTs, trunk locks, &c.
Also general assortment Of German and French fancy
and staple goods
Also part OF stock Of hard and fancy goods, for
count Of whom II may concern
Also after sale Of hardware and fancy goods general
Of gold jeweTy city made. and 10" lots I'M
ported iewery s& IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
ENGLISH CARPETING

fVHE UNDERSIGNED have received by late arrivals
eud daily receiving large and choice lots OF Md
minister Carpctng which will Do sold al wholesale
tail, at very reduced prices ..,....,,,,.,,
PETERSON \ HUMPHREY.
o. 2m. 4a2 P-Ari-st. Madison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

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ftsinds Of RAGS. bssxins bale rope essinss, ees'
MANILA rope, ssssS Ssst e. f,f fSstJS Co rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

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