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UIAIR SEATING and curled Hair constantly for
4 sslr By WIGHT, sTURGls SHAW,


n
Ivear hi Won viii. and 500 certain pron, II YOU arr
oriv Abe aud willing agents lo expose the ioAo"n-
Wy or sale Come 81 DO ~lsi % MAKE enef VIII
Locomotive rapiditv upon small capital ana sell me l9
lowing described work for the subscribe WHO can " 81.
AID shau sell IT, being Just the thing. and one ~. ca nr
b.at twill without doubt, be the means .na s.-,e 2.
saving hundreds OF dollars % both andoTu ana irlA'
who possess IT, As proof, peitioS2efs are ao~. e- y.
several have used all the persuasion they were
% persuade sell 10 Ia fils city, aud o.1t-e u..t
offered the rsi vi the work and bonus
publish circulate Il, they knowing wei tAat D ~.
relieve them o. giving great deal VI adyice, ui "l-
thev have Tor years received good pay blt tnef cA-
come H. and SCI 10 shall The name % the wors siN-s
true * position OF it. contents To = particularly adA
~ TIE State and City of NeW-NoTk. well a. AZ
nj ~. Northern Middle. Western and most 81 tne
S,rtb.rn states and work that every landlord ana
,,snt Tor their interest. viii buy soon A. they
sn8 kno what ia contents composed o. which are
h-o,yb and true exposition u the laws and rules 1y
bicb Zach should be bound and guided ID and FOR the dii
frsnf states for which II processes % be Ad,pted Cal
80 &C. III yourselves. and you VAL be a. once con
WINGED The retail pce q: the copies = - CTS each or nf
remittance Of : through mail postpaid o. otherwise
copies viii be sent such discount Vii be rade 20
agents that r any number Of dozens they snail ORDER
profit nearly one hundred PEI cent car = made ~ ne
retail price Published and sold BY sAAAON mn
TER, 10 Broadway who advise travelling agents % aP
ply medstely FOR, n sufficient nnfor 81 tlAi eA.s
are not obtained the publishers viii esaosh A-sHsles IN
each state to the whole State thereby eat,s - aFe
ing Agents entirely sAXTOS HUNTER
sis n;sk2,os' 10 Broadway,
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CHRISTOPHER RTTHFRF0RD. Iuefi5nscr
RN JAMES VI. MILLER-Store No. IS Maiden
ITTT q No : ITTrFFNRT
WEDNESDAY, Sent 2

Al 10 O'Clock, az the store - Msidsn-lsne
80 packages and lots Of Hardware and Cutlery CON
Ing general assortment Of fresh and desirable goods
imported and manufactured consisting In part Of ycss
snvis. axes hoes trace, log and halter ehsins stseysr
cast butts table butts plate hinges, euryeonhs mil
Giles bastard DO. hand do. drawing knivss psd cheat
cupboard and trunk locks tea kettles ssseepsns Carons
hoes csuGeseks snaes table knives and orks pocket
cutlery butcher knives shoe and breed do trays and
walters Britannia. German silver. and iron and tsels
spoons. round and square bolts. kc.
- lr.eshs r,cs md IN cam nj anxdsx
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100000 CASES

ov yFvFR aso AcrE As>tatLa etAtD -
nv TuE cENUINE ROwASDs improved Tom,
DMixture The proprietor has y -, - - 49,
~ ~. mea,ene when properly used .nelnens emogr
Of ConEre.. and other cisiins.i.nss
tinted states y ho have expressed ne. A'V o' '
,..rcratio. tc health By 10 employment 80
-, al. ~hole.ae add retail % J. u FAY = ana 20
Faltons: Lamp stors,l sun bai4einf' 80 INV
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HATS.
~ Gentlemen's Hats-Fall

~ Gentlemens Hats-Fsll style-BlRD, corner
Pine and Nassau stsThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated by the liberal patronage extended 70 him by the
public is induced offer to their inspection and i'm
proved style Of Hat for the season. confident that the dura
bty and finish Of the viii insure their concurrent
appreciation The improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs
other commendston than that they have been uniformly
adopted by the elite Of the City.
al lmiss BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassau sts.
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MAR Rrrn

At The Church Of The Divine Unity In this Civ By
Rev. Dir. Bellows TYLER BlGELOW. ESQ Of Water
town. Mas 70 Mrs HARRIET l. WHITNEY. Of New
York third daughter of the late Hon Abraham Lincoln
Of Worcester. Mass
On tn l0,h Of August BY Rev J. P Fisher. Mr. BEN
JAMlN FELL. of Wet Galway. Fulton co. y. Y 10
Miss EMELlNE DEGRAFF. Of GAINESVILLE Montgomery
Col NY.
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, ,,SIII.i - FIVE DOLLAR SIITs.-N cloth CO.
DRoPsY AND GRAVEL.

nR g. C. VAUGHN would call the attention Of invalid
Dto bis Vegetable Lihontnpc Mixture so highly cee.
brated throughout the country a. q. c. NAuGHN,s
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. DR.. Vaughn would
earnestly all who desire remedy Of any kind thar
the artce possesses properties which will meet All casse,
disease that DO cannot be taken without benefit and
that for proof Of great curative powers he begs leave 10
refer certificates from all sections Of the country
which ore in possession of his agents.
They have sold medicine for four past Tor al
kinds Of comp anfs and VIII be able % show testimony o.
hsh character Dr. Vaughn would earnestly ask the pub
lie % call and obtain hs pamphlet ~ the hands OF ms
agents Tor grsfuous distribution IL viii show why oSt
RENEDY good hly when that one remedy Is pro
pery compounded.
This medicine especially offered for dropsy, gravel,
diseases Of the liver kidneys and all affections u the
urinary organs As female med cine u Is Of the most
certain curafives taken into the sysemnot single
has been resored 20 without perfectly re-
storing 70 a healthy state the debiiitsted frame
Let the dropsca sufferer a. 10 this medicine
the first trial Of 1907 bottle III show the Of the
article Let the suffering IN that distressing disease gravel
and all other compains try this remedy, and the ~ OF
bottle Will convince you thar ~ has extraordinary beahDz
virtues Price y bottle 20 do 30 SIX II On
bottles for - aud six % for -l0 II taken Al one time
Ofce for the sale Of this article 1872 NAsSAUst y;
5iorrs Co y North Sxth-st. Philadelphia smith A.
kinsou, 233 Baitim0re-st. Baltimore; Wright Co l5l
Chartresst New-Oreans; Mrs T.. kidder, 100 Conrt-st
Boston and by druggists generally throughout the nied
States and Csnacas 81 3ueOd
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NOTICES.

~ Notice.-The Special Committee OF the Board OIL
Aldermen whom -referred the Communieaiion oil
Mons VArrEN,kr the euterprising individual who has
carried into effect the International Exchange of Books,
Fnsravnss and other works OF Art respectfully gave no.
tce that the exhibition Of Of the most important
Works. EnEayugs &c lately received from Europe un-
der tins system will take place at the Governors Room
City Hall under the immediate direction OF Mons Var
rvN,sr on Friday saturday and Monday next The Eth.
Ism and th instant during the hours nom A. NJ 70 2f
Nj and from T. NJ. 10 q 7. NJ. SO
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DIFD

On Thursdsy. lClh infant. MARY ANNA. yocDses,
daughter Of William and Letita Ann Fuller, sgd
yesrs and month
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
sttend the uDers from the roscence Of her 4'her No
Is Jsyst. Saturday afternoon. at O'Clock without
farther invitation
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DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS.

CARLESTON-BIg George-Zl7 bales cotton George
do : Leverich-S@ do Mailer Co
lf2 feet lumber J Arnold box J + Porcher-J pas
Haydock. Corlies Col PKG " Burger-l do w Irask
= pkgs Phelps. Dodge a Col Dbl J W Smyth-l PKG r
Liece-l do Ivans Hart do r Dwight e. >prsgue
Robinson Cos boxes furs Rankin Duryee Co.'S pss'
Olcou Mex issou Col do Wood Hughes bales
warn " Mott. Jr--l box A Emanuel and others
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W. II. CARY & co.

l36 PEARL-srREEr, OPPOSITE cEDsR-sTRFEr
IIANE IN STORE and are receiving by late arrivals
Cases Marshaiis Linen Tread Nos 10 % 100
Stevens Cos Linen Tread ell cOors and Nos Clark
Cos Paisley Spool Cotton. cord white, 90 yards
CLARK Co.'S Paisley spool Cotton, cord, 100 yds white
and c0lOrs 80 .
Wsrreus Needles, drilled eyed sharps and besws Oiled
eyed Needles. low priced.
Howe Manufacturing Co sold-head Pins full and short
stuck
Porse-. Purse Twist. plain and assortet shades
Steel Beads. Steel Iassels, Ring and Fringe
Tortoise Shell, Buffalo and imitation carved Cctnis
Tortoise Shell and Horn Side Combs plain and carved
Bone, metal and composition suspender Buttons
Pearl and Agate shirt Buttons
Lasting, Mohair and Brocsde Coat Botton'
Wade Butchers Razors, all patterns
Knives add Scissors Of al ptons-a9 INC sises
assortment Of French E1klish and German fsney oSoe
70 be found In this county, which tnsy o1ef 70 Jooosr
and Retailers upon the hest terms aus <fni@Oi nseon
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In flip Cincinnati. from Canfon-Mrs Regan- child
rem and servt. SAM Hays Mrs Goldman. Mss Goldman
IN brig Taylor. from Ne5r- OreaHfG T Coffee and :
Wentworth.
In big Wanderer from NesivltaS-Peier Hibbsrd.
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ERENCm LANGUAGE.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.-Academy Of Languages.
L l8I Broadway-The intercourse with France IL i'm
creasug the desire of the people o this country 90 acquire
the French language. Mr. RICHARD. director of the
above Academy, Will undertake 90 teach the language m
three months with system entirely First Lesson
GRATIS Terms Slo per quarter Lessons ever, evening
trom 3 Ia y oclork si1 ltrr
THE MOUNT VERNON SCHOOL for Bcys-J
/ n. PATTON A. NJ. Priuciral-wlA open on Monday
9th Of September. - Beeckerst few doors east oi
Broadway Application for the admission o. pupils or for
information relative % the principles on which the school
is conducted may be made 20 the Principal a. the school
rooms or 10 the Messrs Abbott a. their Institution so
Houston-st su5o 3aw3ssis'
TO WOODEN MA>JFACTt RERs.-Fer ssle
L cheap. Satiuet Printing Machine, cast iron hoi
Room Blanket &c vita lo of good Cloth Press Papers
Inquire Immediately ~ Broad-st. up stairs ~ %
4 ATHE FOR -iIE-A large doubleseared hand
Llathe perfect order and nearly new, made ~ me
best manner from the Matfeawan pattern Apply %
sl7 lw~ BROWNING TOMAS, Matteawan.
NEW CIDER-Sweet and fine daily received, in bar
! ' rels and half barrels. snd for sale by
r. q. DAVIS, o and south-st
s,vr hill. mime Old Cider s7 81
ITO CALICO PRINTER>.-Elastic,s steel and com
nosition doctors Of different suases also doctors ies
al samuel Newbouid Co.'S celebrated make for sale by
" JOHN A. NEWBOULD.
SIS 6tiseod % John-st. up star.
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WOOD ENGRAvINGS

NOR SALE.-rhe subscriber ~cah Iesieeiinlll -ii-l.
publisher and others interested in l-r pre-
-, trxs % call and examine proofs of lfs l1TEe
..-r,eut OF Wood En-rasln-s, enmpi--n- tne-e or ~
49, .g.rg variety and quality ue@ tid second ina Lns
or nas or Castings from them VIII D' 'o.e Oh t''
satisfactory O. the purcnt-ef ,,r,-tr %. -
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IRRIGATION.

Rrv z T. HUDDAKTs CLASH Al school
n, FAST FOURTEENI h->r. between University
Z%P.ce md Fihaseuue. Circulars can BE- obtained A.
=. ti ~ tron c Henry Edwards AZ the oshce Of the
Sis Ia CO y " al-st Two private pupils from the
Ss nj = 10 ig Will be received inio Ar IL family foT
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U.RnxyART. NILS, &c.

~ LuWard Corning, Al the slsA oi inc si.ue" -
- eaftst oiers large assortment OF freshly poies
are a. very low prices for cash Buyers who WIS.,
80 sooos AZ small profits for money viii please call
N''1' - e.' assortment may be found
go CASKS cut nails
Rope OF all sixe.
Brass kettles Nc Ar 80 t...o1i.
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FALL FASHION FOR GENILkMFN'S HATS.
On Saturday. duguf ., 1871.
rS'- Upon issuing the Fashion Tor the season.
B. C. beg leave say that Is their intention 70 intro
dace syle Of hat altogether superior tosny before offered
They have adopted entirely new and unique mode OF
trimming combining IN the h CHEST degree elegance
Of finish durability tends materially toward the pre-
servation Of the hat.
Another improvement will be the strict adaptation of
every hat well the features 10 the form and SIZE OF
the wearer thereby avoiding the apparent nconguy OF
large and tall with diminutive hat and wee versa
BEEBE 4 CosTAR will present this aston beside
their well known superior Moleskn Hat, Black Fur Hat
OF the Rocky Mountain beaver. superior article, which
will be sold At their regular standard prce.
They would respectfully invite attention 70 the branch
Of their S3 Chesnui-st Phade pha, which
will be opened the 18th inst. in style corresponding
with their house New York, with superior stock 81
goods with the ayowed object Of furnishing better
hat the price than be found elsew here There Will
always found both places full snd complete assort
Of hats and for gents youths ana children To-
gether with ladies' riding hats and caps and variety OF
fancy goods spperanng the trade such esnes UNI
breas gloves brushes and other articles for the toilet
The facilities afforded them by ready and frequent IN
tercourse with the cities Of Pans and London together
with the recent improvement which they have effected IN
the construction aud OF machinery Will enable them 70
offer goods Of the desirable fashion and fabrication
the very lowest market prices. either Al wholesale OF r.
t,u sni7 isf
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GRAHAM BROTHERS.

Manufacturers, 70 and y " afrr-st.
INVITE TIE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of country
hanfs from the districts o. their stock Of sack.
snd BAGS which they Oner for sale 10 suit the wants 81
purchasers. pom the favorable terms Dealers AZ
Ter visiting their establishment, have universally adopted
the practice OF buying bags Of them ready for mmed ate
and sale preference 10 the old SLOW mode Of having
them made up home. All kinds u Calcutta, European
and doues ic baxs ada pted 10 every purpose IL
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

S,CFNES AND INCIDENTS in ne Mexican W ar, IL
- lusf-ared Giving account OF nsr1snips endured
.,f.res of the Mexcars battles fought, camp scenes
inrIsents &c &c. by Volunteer Price ~ cents. Tor
s,isfg IN LONG 4 BROTHER y Ann-st
BURGESS. STRINOER co. p Broadway.
MN n GRAHAM. Tribune Office
pFpr0RD 4 90 A,for Hogse sl7A
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TO CANARY BIRD FANCIERs.

A meeting OF Canary bird tanclers viii be held At
~ Lafayette Hall, Broadway, opposite Nielos Gar
S6S&cen on Friday evening, sept II, a O'clock 70
-%>-hear the report Of the committee appointed 70
form constitution and draft byeaws 20 govern the above
sssoesoD, all Canary bird fsneen are invited % attend
sis Sc
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IN PRESS.

4 NEW AND REVISED EDITION OF CT ms DO.
ANFSTIC MEDIClSE-R ymouts copy.-Agents snt
others are informed thar In few days their orders M be-
answered Published by c " sAAiV"
Agent for the Proprietor. @o5 BroadFay.
NR No edition Is complete except % IS Uttered 0n The
t.r. b. Ravm0rd's Copy" 81 tfi
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DuBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE, y.

II Nassau s'reetNotice IL hereby gwen, ~ ~ -.
-l,s. md rszt of Kin Of JAYNE p ISNERARTf, nA've
Of Cuba late Of the City Of Sew-fors f.nus,i ,tI
e,.sed ard who /. alleged have died intssts,e y.
shall apply 70 the Surrogate Of the CITY $40 ~ ~.
New-Yofk. for Letters 0f Adm ,h.r n.xt AZ
ten o clock IN ths iorsaooa p:t ~rs "rHhSyR'
Der 18TH, lof'' YubEs Alninsxster.
els Aw4w
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED

4 NEW STORY, by Miss Leslie Amelia. or Young
N Ladv's Ncssitude- The above thrilling story wall be
found in the October number Of Codey's Ladys Book
Beside the above this number contains usual the best
productions from the peas of the most able writer's, with
the following
Splendid EMBELLISHMENTS
Answering the Advertisement "A beautiful subject.
The soldier of the Brand yw inca patriotic subject
Double Fashion Plafe-Amcricanzed from the Par
isian.
Music-separaiely rsinied-two pages
Washington. Church IN Alexandra.
Model Cottages three cugrsvngs.
Wealth aud Beauty-iourfeeu euuavings.
Ladies' Work Deparfmeuf-Embr0dery- one engraving.
Alphabet boz Crotchet
In an twenty-five Embellishments.
TERNs-~3 per annum for copy.
= per annum for Two copies.
$40 per annum for five copies
~-u per auuum for twelve copies
For sale By H. LONG BRO. - Ann - y Y
BtRGEss, STRINGER 4 co. Pr Broadway
BERFOKD co, Asf0r House.
WIN n. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings. az PITS
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~ Al % Afssrfisen<nis 'eAf By mail BE-
postyaid or thy rsi act b iass- sui q tn ohos.
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT"

Sos lgg aud 10 F8fon-sf. sun Bnifings.
LAuPs CfRAsD0LEs. cHasDGLIEzs, &C.
J. .. FAY
UuAs MADE such arrangements with large ulanufac-
1tnrnx estsbii shueut vii insure 20 the public
liant. and others opportunity % procure cheap and
- .une-l0r articles VI Solar Hanging and Stand
Lump 4GfRANDOLEs."
Of en- and superior style and fnsh
SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS"
with lights of the mosg splendid workmanship,
" th Or without pnsmsi
CANDELABRAs. HALL LANTERNS" &c. SC.
in great essOrrmeuti
" BRACKET SOLAR"
and tn side Reflector Lamps and Wicka
The above articles une4ualed In quality, 81 e and
beauty OF finish and vii be sod A. the uznufaeturers
lowest prices, Wholesale and retail Git, bronzed ann
-ilversf
y B-D0nt f0rEet. before purchasing, % cal snc ef
anime The ass0rtment AZ the Lamp Store lts and 10 ~
ton-st sun B1iitings 49,,
Also Oh Isr,p, rebronz.d zilt snd .vered, mad 70
50, - ' ''' 49, % irnis'
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Total expert Of Oats from September ls46-i5l l3s
bushels Do. Barley. during the same time, 3O9,.eI
bushels. EXPORT To FRANCE.
From bOis FlOur bush Wneht
M, yo,h IN sapternbar 10 - 2205qg 5000
W o,i.srs - c905Ss ca O7J
Total... 52Il57 IO29 li5
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" wincbell lec,ured in the Unitarian Church
a, Honesaslc Pa on Monday and Tuesday evenings TO
oye,aoving houses zach night
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CLOTHING.
MERINOS.

4. CASES Ga COLORED AND BLACK French and
i - German Merinos comprising foil assortment Of de-
srabe shades aud qualities for the present season to
which the attention Of city and country purchasers IL IN
yited by MANNING PRICHARD,
al StisXfwos+ 50 Pinest.
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10 Oil PainfIn2>,-Mis ItNN,l ItNF'V1I"I'l ="
nsnc. Thar sbe continues give lessons In landscape
painting AZ her residence northwest corner Of bfoadwa
Twelfth-sf References. \. h. Durand President OF
the National Academy Of Design Rev IRVINE pe"el
ID Prof : \ n Nerse Sc sc s3lmcOd-
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ny FREDERICK souLrE.

TRANsLATED BY HENRY WIN HERBERT Esl -
Price - cents.
ALSO.
Pss,oussl or The S0rcerer OF The Mountain Trans
lated from the French OF Frederick soue by samuel
sorinz Esa-Price m cents For sale a. 81 The book
.,c,ss WILLIAMS BROTHERS,
40 l.i.. p Ann-s New-Y0rk
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CITY ITEMS.

rSr The books, engrayings and medals brought
70 this country BY NJ vsttemsre arc ~"
=. oovs,no,. Room q, the City Hall 90 that they can
!. .e.n x,b eonveplepce BY the public We have not
b., ,,n recommend our readers to 90 and see for
,,d c.,ch from NJ yst,emsre something Of
\, enibu.ssrn in behsf OF more Intimate 'ra'ernsi
-, II Nations They will hardly sgsin have the
.voor,onI,y Of witnessing such collection The
"a. on Esp, snd Pefss are naturally the mos, srik
:, .mo,g them oil BOT there are others which are
lily less wonderful We particularly struck
"a The volume Of specimens OF the printing Of the
Eel Printing Office q France. such splendid typog
..,hv never toasted eyes before.
psneuber and visit the City Hall
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On Saturday,
THE THREE DIALOGUES or CICERO on THE


Translated into English By " Guthrie.
Revised ard corrected with notes. &c l8mo muslin 81 cis
This work the masterpiece of the great classic author
stall exists standard and model OF excellence M this de-
narieuf OF letters The imperfect of this ma
estic book in former editions has been amended "a thi.
The notes are derived Bishop Pierce. Prof kingsley
and others This improved version viii be esteemed a
treasure by all who feel the wtchug powero eloquence
sIT .ffs
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WM II JONES, Auctioneer
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By J. D. iNGERscLL
DCO-store ~ Pearlst-On "Wednesday. September Y,
AZ o'clock 500 boots shoes and brosans suitable
Tor the southern, Western and city trade.
Also 81 cases mems prime kip pessed boots
Also N cases mems calf sewed waterproof boots
Also 10 cases women's leather pegscd buskins
Also 5 eases wofnrn's leather pegsed lace boots.
Also 10 cases misses leather pegged lace boots eli
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Asetionesr.

i CRARl, this day, ~ 10 O'clock, At the Auction
Room rs Pesrst consisting OF table and pocket cutlery
ralOr shears tower muskets nails screws chs
els chest cupboard and trunk locks copper scsles pow
der TASKS levels es fire irons plane do revolving pie
tolls iownz piece molsses gates horse shoe tooth and
shaving brushes states CLOCKS silver
ca cases. gold pens. guard chains. &c
At n O'Clock lot OF wrought nails, to DO cold under the
inspection Of the warden. eli IL
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...r,lrIos-we learn from the Nco :,
ErSe On The sch lost by MIR Alfred Bes,e, clerk OF
say'.msr Curt. Peck running be'~een that place
ne ,as.s.,or5 White married Besle's sister, whose
80 rs.ded 10 thu house. 10 ~ OF in,oxics-
So,.,, Rad severely beaten bis wife and mother In.
rN sSsuoon Besle followed him into store seized
az, The collar. dragged him cut upon the pavement
IN ,rspplins his arm around the body Of White, he
Fss 1ove knife and stabbed him In the abdomen,
~ nd neck The wounds proved fatal.
r,,,-On Monday night the extensive tan works
VS., w l.. Warner & Co. In Blsckbsl st were In
and In en- hour the large building With Ito entire
s,,,,s wss heap Of smoulderng ruins The loss OF
..,.. W s Co. 10 quite heavy. though we oene'e
eI...o.Iy covered by insurance. The building "s'
49, :, Is 600 ~ Sc 600 beside the fixtures steam en-
-. and boiler bark mill, &c snd there was iH's'
sss'o" " New London News