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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Flour Markets.

DrrRoIT, Oct The transactions Of yesterday show
less interest those Of the day before There
some inc uiry for Shipping but much anxiety at
the ratesl20 bbs Wayne Co sold at 81 73 on
board 40 bbs at 81 10 in store $50 do at 81 u.s. The
Same price offered lots Of straight brands which
are rather scarce IN market The sales OF wheat are
limited at 9Oc 400 oats 400 for $50 bushels and
so bushels at 2lc.
CINCINNATI, Oct 5.-The foreign news by telegraph
ON Sunday night announcing the advance ia -four
article yesterday. The price immediately advanced
to - rs per barrel We crsdibly informed that
certain large dealer the Miami Canal possessed Of
little more shrewdness than his contemporaries took
advantage Of the news, and purchased early In the
morning three thousand barrels Of innocent neigh
Dor at 81 as thus clearing the handsome sum of 5000 in
a few minutes,
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Coal Trade.

PorrsvrLLE, Oct o-rhe quantity sent this week by
railroad is 932 03 by canal 4767 03 total for the
week, $1,000 O6 tons total by railroad 049O64 GA do
BY Canal 1863 Os6 OF We learn that there great
scarcity boats the canal and freight has advanced
so cents to Philadelphia and 81 to New York Freights
to Eastern ports have advanced shade since our last
publication. Our correspondent quotes follows
New York, 81 IS Newark, 81 IS Providence, 81 rs
Fall River 81 10 New Bedford 81 so; Salem, 81 81
l2h Portsmouth, NH 81 l216 Portland, Me-, So Bos-
ton, 81 So l2h New Haven. 81 so Hartford. 81 %
Troy 81 80; Albany, 81 rs Baltimore, 80 cts Wash
inton the rates from Bristol lax cents more
The price of coal advanced with the corresponding
advance In freight and the railroad and
canal The prices vary for different qualities OF coal rs
follows White ash lump So rs 81; nut DO, So SO
80 SIX broken, egg aud stove, So s7k 81 red ash
lump 81 IL 81 rs prepared - - 10 nut, So rs
- SIX; Lehgh lump, 81; prepared, $4a 81 L.
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AMxRIcAN HOTEL.
hsa. ESS .% sss,r ss
S'H M: a
Marines; J Hammond. Vermont
AsToR HOUSE -
MI a ss..S. aS%: eS
s asa rsS tl1 az
SON. Prov; w Brown, Bangor Campbsl smith InEs,-
ell ne NJ D .nS r'G Blown
ksad; DO Md9 Rs.Ss Vss Wsf H., A.
S.ls co:h H.oa Nj and Mrs Mass
sE: SSss lsa$ s:s' ss:ssai
Sssss; Smith Di fnEnsy' utcai Sheppard. s0'0u'
CLINTON HOTEL.
Thys saa F NJ. nhs Iy aa
M. Points miss EI 1%sa
s bsr.y pSy bo.so. Hon sffS
Barnett. Vermont mont, Mr. aud Mrs Edwards, ohio.
EASTERN Pearl. STREET HOUSE.
s,a %s'ie!S snS Sssid.Isy Fs:s: Davis j.s::
Human n. #ao aa f New sfsfss
Roi Sfs"w IS: noS' k%Ss Mas.
sSJsss Ss.ssi s.:s jss:! a.s:y Ship
RATIONAL. HoTRi.
Meus ss soPts' ri'
N.y ioIn Morris oSsor; @ dS
csek az?
SS S.a fGIs a.
FRANKLIN HOUSE
Alien Nsy Yot cqen rHi Sas!a a. Ham Me
Mullen schsneeiady; Stone Troy; Mr., and Mi,, Aliad
wa%: GGH ad WsSa fY ke
W, hapmaa, Mobile; Knapp, dc; Johnson. Now Yo'k;
Hayeehs Tsoy B,sus Boston t S,, rhilsdsl
T d MsSs S,m MsnsP1
land and Mrs Perry. Southport; L Ito
%s. 9Pi bassss Saa D1 GS
JUDsoN's HOTEL
Esse. Dsla are 4 La"don, Dorset Fog N,s1yils
svss 0a1
4 Pierce, Norwich; G Worthinsion Maryland; D one
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
BGfiss Nss qo RSa md. so R sIy
So,sp: Hs 90: fbiH. Rso'Ss %; ks::sli dS
t.E N0 aues:e s1s% H' uT Meaies
R
ss moSr. New Yo5t B,idsSesek F[,ni's sh;r
fhiisd sf siS' fai5
%lsS fe%s;lls
Keys. albany; Dons!ds9u Canada sisman Water ns
Ss Besl~ sI%? M:hean ;SQ
Rrsdy fss b.pab ySs
Law, whitehall; Kider Peoria, lii Kidder junr
NORTHERN HOTEL.
rxV G. Badloy Albany; A Sufern Haverstraw; X Van
Ness Hudson; Davies, Montreal; II Ludngton, Catsk
Mrs Sheppard. Syracuse; Conngan and lady, Gowannir
falo: 4 Nelson Albany; W Ginder Salisbury 9 Swain.
Maine; H Whi,ehouse, Boston; Mr. McMurray, Lansing.
burgh.
RATHBUN's HoJEL.
DR. Ellsworth Eug Barber, Baaber, AubuIn Misses Van
dewate Miss Cassau Great Barrngton; w Norton, Newark
OB Titu. Buffalo; Prouy, Geneva; Ma tin, Elc ss
depha; Mr Mrs Bender, Albany Wisconsin Welsh
Nova Scotiu; Cohern Mobile; 9 Shaw, Washington;
Smith ALBANY: II Dowd, Miss Dowd, Hartford.
TAYLOR'S HOTEL.
T. Alvord Hitchcocksville II Trask Troy; Moore, CT
l. Moore do; Howard Utica; Earll, Rochester; +
Bunton, Mass; Hingman. Ohio.
WESTERN HOTEL.
w Van Buskirk Ithaca; Mr. Seymour and LADY, Miss Sey
mour Phiiadspha w Douglas and Middletown, Conn
N tro'r, Vermont; B + Palmer New Haven; Williams
/. Bosworth MorrisvIe; McCaukey Stoniogton; w G
Allen, Grain. Union Valley; II Fuller, st Lawrence
county; A Mcdonnell, Howard; Way: Binghampton; +
Thomas, Albany; j Richards, Massachusetts Sears
Dorchester: Buckly, Boston.
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Of the heirs the l<th Noysnbsr lets, with the
aeouu ulatsd lat crest was S4Isi4 al the whole Of
which was In nsy, except $4,000 In Bank OF Wash
ingtou stocks.
The casa was somewhat thus presented BY Mr.. John
to-day The object 10 to get the funds paid over TO
the heirs The counsel for Col Banford presented Cd
jsotious the grouad Of conflicting claims and when
these can rseonciled they Col Is ready to pay
shall up again IL 10 the purpose of Mr. johnson
and associate prove the validity Of the win Of 1915
over all other Wills establish the claims Of the heirs
and to demand that the be brought into court
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RApIpIry OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fol
lowing is an extract Of letter from Commander
EnRle, commanding United States steamer Princeton
dated Gibraltar August 25, lsf1:-" We arrived here
yesterday afternoon from rangier. wrote you OF my
after brief delay, for Tanger where arrived at
early hour on the 2lst On Sunday we left
Tsnger, and at F. M anchored of La Rash
At midnight of the same day sailed for
Tauger, aud arrived there at A M of the 23d, and
sailed the next morning for Gibraltar 1t is month
to day since left the Philadelphia navy yard, and We
have visited six portsn
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FRoM TExAs.-The steamship Galveston, Capt.
H4viland, from Galveston. on the 18th ult ar
rived last evening We find the following items OF news
In the Galveston Gazette of Monday:
Jas Shaw Comptr oller Of Texas returned to Texss
by the Galveston from Washington City where he has
been business of the State He has ut length sue
cseded In obtaining from the United States
the ndemuties stipulated to be paid previous to
atioa--though not the full amounts He obtained but
$4,000 on account of the Snively expedition, and
S27 900 account Of the Customhouse affair with COL
lector Bourland Eastern frontier Mr. Shaw aso
succeeded in collecting $4,000 due for supplies furnish
cd the army.
Msjor Coffin, of the Paymaster's Department, arrived
by the Galveston with $4,000 for the payment Of the
Texas troops.
Capt Henry E. McCulloch has been authorized to
company for the protection of the Texas frontier
He In the service and not being able to visit the
settlements, in order to raise the men necessary, will
rendezvous at his present quarters, Qlano staton)
sixty miles above Austin the Colorado river the
20tl day of October next, and the 2lst will proced
to organize his company Ii is required that vol
untsers well mounted servicesble horses not
under four ten years old armed with good,
handy rife, double shot gum yager, with
more braces of pistols.
We understand that the sugar planters In Brazora
county well prepared for the busy season, which
approaching New mills, manufactured and put up by
J. Goodloe. of Cincinnati, ready for busi-
a number Of plsntatons.-Nev Orleans Pieay-
une, Oct. 2.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1874

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, ls47.
The nrs rowdies in the lower part Of the city have
been carrying on most outrsgsousy for day or two
past, and not promptly checked, murder will undeuot
edy result from the battles that between the rival
clans at every opportunity man was beaten on r.
day evening by gang that rushed upon him nom 'u'
Franklin engine house, and pistol fred at hm'
terday afternoon young fellow, named Graham me-
Ing two Of the members of hostile gang ievesa one ~
blow with sung shot, and was stabbed near Inv ~.
bv the comrade OF the one he attacked Early TINS
morning an old uutsn.utsd house opposite the Moys-
eusns prison Sc, DIRE to .aU,a an s
FOR eight. but the occasion pssssSa r;.so, "''
frame building 10 Camden. occupied Is leasner
vanishing shop consumed BY nrs yesterday "'er
noon. -. ..x.-.. .... -
The mail of this morning brought nothing south OF
Baltimore The telegraph Is still out OF order
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CcOTCH AND IRISH LINEN STORE 43s Broadway.
pa TAAP ectully intmses that he has opened ths
above store with stock Of Linen Goods comprising snset
table cloths nbs napkins. eoyie. dspsr towels glass
towels towelng, drills brown and strI cd oahos tcks
&a cotton sheetngs shirings regatta shlItWgs musns,
countepanes toe table covers noyes ucHs &c.
bantet fsnnes spool con- H. needles buttons &c
The entire stock having been carefully selected in the best
Scotch and Irish markets. imported expressly for his
sale he can Confidently recommend the goods beng Of
superior qualities and prices well worth the attention Of
families requiring goods Of that description sS hteed'Tc
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w 9.RsAyyS. 1seqcysHxY,.Ss. 4. A. :s, w.
whishhas essn sassf.l within hsss ssr sn year, ny
superior any YET o9sfed 70 the public With this solution
you Can change your hair whfs shade color in
aew moments and warranted inure the skin Ladies
ONCE This solution can Be had Al Suiisr No Cosn-
tics slip, whore il can be applied
BThis solution can be any part Of the world By
H. Striker with red ink. OF 1tsrc
"1'HE LADIES, DELlgHT"I4r:at saving Of time and
put Of nvsuabl. abins newly
vented Washing Machne the only thing Of the kind has
proved successful This truly useful hpe Is war
wash perfectly clean, without The slightest damage
the Clothes fine sheets shirts, three time Ii
speIectly PLAIN and simple and BE- worked bv child
it one hours time, with small amount Of labor.
The subscriber having az an immenss the
right for the takes pleasure Offering this
washing machine public and in assuring ts, Il r.
weeks .nd allow 70 be returned il shall b; found any
call No. 10 Morris where he will be happy exhibit
the machine and 70 show what Il capable Of accomplishing
THOMAS DOBSON, No Is Morris street, N Y
B. This superior and e.e:llent machine be
exhibition the Fair Of the American Institute the
bridge leading TO Castle G.rdeC o7lH*rc
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From the Washington Union, Oct 8
DEpARrMENr OF STATE

Washington, Oct. ., l6l7.
Information has been received from the legation Of
the United States at Constantinople Of blockade to
commence the Sd ut by the Sublime Porte, Of part
Of the coast Of Albania extending from Prevzs to the
port of Durszz in consequence Of nsurrection in
that provinces.
Measures have been taken by the legation to give
warning American vessels about to visit the Alb
coast and to protect those who may 60 thither in gno
rance Of tho blockade Due notice to be given to
the legation Of the raising of the blockade which It
not expected would be long duration This informs
ton il published for the benefit of those concerned
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Rl JAssAs-shIp couslss-<soo bags eeAss Andrew Sss
ter ( Sons -, =
sLANp or sr MARriNs-Buk w Cster-ssss bush salt >
Wetmor-Sis 900 specie Wood. ssd
SAouA 0RANpEBrig Ell uran-25s hhds sugar Spo"of''
Tieston K co-30 do 0oodhue < sroE
ford. Teston Co hhds do Goodhue CO. a,o ooo IN.
MARIAooNSE, (st Domngol-Schr hr. .osss va.
logwood 70 pieces mahogany Rossrs-oo bags c'"es
rick " Tro,y bridge
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Lovpos-shp Apduhcp-Mrs lane Chapman and daughter
Joh 0ah.m. Mr. Butcher. lady and chiideu; yers,
dsuxhier 4 snn-l1o IN the steeraee
RIO fArEtbo-Ship roufler-Wm Elliott, q + Van Blu.
rer toha Beige Nee Yo'k; w n BrodweII, England.
sxvssrsa-Brg Wilson Fnller-Mr. Eli,; Misses Els
fsthsra
CsAsLrsros-shp Celambia-Mr Fear. lady and chill.
dr~n; Mrs Johnson. and Mr. Little.
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Lo.pos-shiP Agdabon-so ca n pkgs CLARK MeConuoI
- ~ ch,s chs schrsge ko0p cof cks CO Aspin
wsll-1s gsnsy bags q = Winsloy-h es bis Open
helm eoitce sovereign w Wheaton, Warren. l!oot
empty grain sacks mdse Hicks co-i7s chalk 4.
ehfs IA bss s5s br 30 CO 70 order.
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CHARLrsror-ship Coumbia-l2 bales e99n Hncnmysr
lie empty bbls vasar-9a7 bIs' cotton pigs "'''
order ,.,, r.Il.,-,o hJs cation g H Berg
hsm-2l do X Gnyes-l8 Mo9 IT, p wns' H.
aSas puahsm Dimou-s2 BIZ: Z GrvesIr 5m mt
ttI rs Iohn BIS Bronsonl bx Altman co
og ao 81. uahsm Dimon-5 bkts bxs w Engs Son.
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Georgia Election.

We have but f-w returns In Chatham. for Cover
nor @ w Towns ID 5s3; Gen Q. Clinch (W) I76
The Savannah Republican, claims q whig gain Of 20s
since iss3 and gain Of Senator and two Rspresen-
tstv~s
10 Baldwin county, Towns $40; Clinch SIT Democr~-
tic SenStor and wbig Representative ahead
In Richmond county partial return) Clinch's majo-
rity la5-whis loss about l26
Ia Burke, Zone preciuot) Towns rs; Clinch IS. We
can form guess at the result The Augusta Const-
tuti"naiist sounds the following cheering note -
From counties along the Georgia railroad We have
returns FULL but learn from passengers In the
that the different precincts heard from all show a
gain for the democratic candidate for Governor and all
whom convsrssd WITH expressed the belief that there
Is very little doubt Of his elect pn.n
P.s gentleman on yesterdays southern cars in
forms that he passed through Georgia, he heard
from all quarters that Towns was elected Governor
having gsned In nearly every county Charleston pa
PER, Oct 6.
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DR. HOMER BosTwICK..

nOCTOR PINKNEY'S EXTERNAL REMEDIES
- Warranted be the best the world for the of Dys
thrce ssrsh eGd in the pains in breast
tism toohsche sweed salt !heu BARRIERS iich
Of kinds See pampheo be had Of all agents grsts;
advertisement in True SIM and Brooklyn Daily Advertiser.
P5inpep1l office list Avenue n Y; advice gratis you
Pain Extractor, Toothache Destroyer Salt Rheum Ointment
Indian Vegetable Ointment Cure warranted. References by
the thousand, az iAtkrc
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By aDOyHS
ff sG vh. wheat Nn;.1 M
sSn
ssSSS
&C.
s': & s srd f: nSs IS and
'ss Greenwich and rs vesey streets J. o FOWLER
An UNEY TO LOAN Abraham J. Jackson, Pawnhrot.r,
l 50 Reade street near Broadway. loans large
wearing apparel dry goods and personal property
ms ,ySy
effects dispose of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &C.
through he g s
/! Lsd i; can ca. be attended to by MI"
GRnAI CURE OF sCROFULA,. MEKCUKiAL yL
~ GERS Pains in the Bones and Joint; formed By Dr.
By certify cured ~ osph s
s as SSs # Il. wsh
called sks could not cure me- had large and
psy :"s ' so and 9
to ne
Ssssn to mend and an NOW snsY
must IseOlect that S,IS Giss Duane
rect ~ wi
fWIFf It'll s Il sS vi ' was.
p HIM hundreds sere which
CHOICE WINES, TEAS, &c-N. BLOODGOOD,
''s; ',i:; sy os's:'.., s:'i :.s quart.
s..:s very S 81 j:S.s: $s$ do
4 ~: Ss %issa'
nAPER UANGINGS GREAT, RAR7.AINS
sSas Of wd psDf aanss No
T9, Of pf ~. OF
ds .l. s sass % G
e s.s ss:s;. ne
'% IS s hey intended before Il FRINGE -, r INC
t2stH Ss
celebrated and powerful remedy has the most
ssRy asd
Si Ess OF f a LATE s As
this hieh encomism The highest med suthors
es Sshe
Sn n K. e G
the Of early ndscteet secret h,bs Of youh
general physical nervous sbiiy toipor Of tho
liver gapano9s Of the heart M pain in
ssy Paralysis. wssiOe:. Of tke b.cI and lower sIire%e.
.ad o
OF mind confusion Of ideas, loss Of detection
orebodinRs aversion Of social intercourse
tmidy and love OF solitude These
the Of this of the Jaws of mans physcal aud
social being =,
be traced above banefu practices Young in cities
and particularly the country, where these solitary habits
to alarming aud those whose atrino.
NAL alliances have not been productive of those happy
which she ud nd the connuba will perceive this adj
veItsement treats of an important subject to them
be restored manly vgo Of body and mind delay not to pro-
this codia the only anchor of hope for YOU The
mode Of eHectnR and the hints
which accompany the medicine highly important TO The
rried and single Price 81 bouIe $40 half dozen; or
500 per dozen. " ~ ''' W
n. BThis cordial contains no mercury or any mineral
Sold wholesale and retail by o. fay 1856 Fulton street.
LAMP store sun Bndl,g New York Also by the Doctor
at his resldence, IS Third Avenue, New York, ''
IThe Cordial" will be forwarded TO any part of The
CITY q country by add essng above, paid amount eu
Al:G for sale by D. Wsdsworth, IS North Maia street,
Broadway Albany and BY 'nd Whe,ey 800 Market
Halsted, Rochester. ~ " ~
B.-Mmied pesons, and hose contemplating marriage.
cons ious Of phi steal inability from certain causes may ron
oenty consult pr Conyen persansy by letter. po pa d.
All necessary advice and medicine for the speedy removal &c
snch disability will be carefully forwarded to the writer's
address DR.. C observation ond extensive prac,ice in this
branch OF the profession render his emnenty
cesstn'. SIT 30tsrh
STkAW BOAhDos-so tons straw Boards for sale BIZ
PEHSSE BROOKS,
LYNNE No. % A. Nasssu street.
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aQH 010 81, LEND ON BOND AND MORT
WOVgVVV QA9E. " suns 70 sqh appIiSlHn, e. pro
fgE tfsIm q ysIs desiIsS Apply 70 O. 1k0A6 No il
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TO INVENTORS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN


tents ste Che Examiner IL the FateSs
Cy %de the Of Keller s.a
has commenced the practice Of his profession in the city Of
Having for many been connected with the United
States Patent Office and having devoted his whole life
chanicl and scientific pursuits and being infinitely acquant
full aud with the practice and decisions Of the United
States Courts where questions relating to patents involved
to hoie whose interests lie in this important branch Of
He will attend the preparation of specifications AID draw:
ngs for the procuring patents also the examination and
reissue Of patents already granted for which he believes his
ofpaents part euarly qualify him. He will also
ne 81 for patents before the United
Commissioner Of Patents appeals from the decisions Of
the Pstent Office.
In all questions Of litigation arising under patent he viii
may be correctly applied tho scientific subject;
and Wiz G q e BE- usa in
Oce to be read 10 courts and in short be consulted
all questions relating his profession and the laws OF
He may be consulted all questions Of Engineering,
cuayin the branches involved in aud the
experience the duties of Examiner Of Patents requiring
practical and knowledge Of all the branches Of
varoua ubec questions the union Of
varoua branches Of manufactures.
duet before the Patent Office with much facility
Il personally present. and his location IN the city Of New
view acitsUg personal with those who NAV
employ him. his location will also enable him dispose of
BE- ploeusa through him in all foreign countries
in which such rights recognised and this end he has
the assistance and cooperation Of gentlemen Of the
se New York;
n AGUERREOTfPE PLATES at unprecs dented low
- low Cameras Of all sizes.
chemicals and everything In the iIe for sls
National Daguerrean Depot. al Broadway, TX.
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M Uskl M BUILDING, Philadelphia. for Balls, Con-
wi GERS &c-The saloons the Chinese and Philadelphia
Museums be either for more nights for balls,
exhibitions fairs public meetings, IL ctures religious
worship other Of the many purposes to which they are
8 admirably adapted
The Chinese Saloon be altered with suit
large small assemblagcs movable stage ro.tIum. Of
the whole width Of the has been erected. which,
railway lessons enlarges It's length. adapting it to
the purposes Of the tenant Spacious dressing and
feet than ball the city, have been added both
saloons aordng all such accommod tions be obtain
ed no where else in the county.
The upper saoon lately occupied by the Phadeph Mu-
scum is so well known al the brilliant and fashionabe
ball this city that needs than mention
adapted the rent will! bear responding dimnu,on
The Museum Building with these aud other
offers greater essees than any other establish
possibly and in addition il may be hsd for balls
than those which it has before
been obtained
Persons desiring either both Of the saloons for Of the
above other purposes respectfully invited call and
examine the Building. For conditions apply to
WIN. Nc 9UIGAN,
Office of the Chinese Museum Saloon, Philadelphia.
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DRACTiCAL BOOK-KEEfING, No. 90 cedar Street.
Mr. C. Narsh Accountant Author Of the "Sicencc Of
Double Entry Book smp'ed" and the Ar Of Sim
Gle EItry Bookkeeping Improved continues 70 teach m
above. r -, -, =,
hooks and Of good capacity will,
by this course become competent bo9kkesper IN about
month and will receive q certificate 10 that effect.
ctuses with obtained at the from A.
NJ 80 30sm
NOLORED PAPERS AND PAPER BOXEs-Mau-
u f,etured by q. BACH, 40 Fulton street, ". Y.-Con
stapty hand ALSO fine assert ment OF imported French
and German Coored Papers All orders promptly executed
and on the most reasonable terms hWsn
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BeyA;ss.n.sayA sNs7:E.y!lEs.S1 az
Novsmbs summer sssion .t May each CONTINUING nys
p English Branches together with French and the Ancient
Tssm:-sios for the Winter and scO for the Summer sss
10 those who desire to place Boarding School the
advantages offered at tins Institution are 10 oe
il has been in operation ten The location
city This sdfcs commodous aud comfortsbls-ths play
groands ample and DISCONNECTED frsm the village Inc go
lated Chr.sa my, and day scholar. are reeevedto
coantersct the salutary influence ofafsmy training
perfect the pupil in the bsnces deyeiope
aud nsuct the Judgment enghsn the landing TO
iom the habits and 10 give moral dnd useful direction 70 he
For particulars pamphlet circular containing the nfor
AZ s.9 B Sss
H. Lyon the New RfE %% SCHOOL SO
Hon. WARRINGTON iaSss R S,;r Dr. c.rloHT0S'
Hon Hon g. 8; 9 Sr vsAvAScK' Hon Zrs.DsE CooH,
c;,.;.JJ:E yAs Rrs.'ElAse. NJ. 5.
Rev. Bishop HAMLIsr. Hen. CmnR.rs OAKLEY
Aud 10 all patrons 6stWF&M"m
ES9S ftNSN TFf [htE
Pm Applss and Lady Apples from The Pelham Farm Ulster
Th. iut is carefully hand picked thoroughly sweased and
packed by hand in new nat hoop bright barrels expressly for
s:
bruise by cart or rolling. .
The yield hi: il 'upsrOrn quality and
Also. 500 bbls Pppn Cider treble refined. made o.
The fruit and grains from Pelham Farm taken the
hshes: premiums aud medals al the several State End United
States Agricultural Fairs and shows for ve years conSecu
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-11

BOOKSELLERS, TRADE SALES.-0entlsmen attend
ID the Trade Sales presumed know the style and
Of the publ icatons they
variety Also, the low prices the catalogue with the cash
prices the show bills; the Comic German, House
Keepers Farmers Rough and Ready Almanscs Tor lss
The 400 kinds OF Song Boo the number of kinds Toy
Books coored and plain; and the immense number Of Msce
Books Of all sizes aud prces and above all we want
to be satisfied that we deal fairly with them
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