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SI8,4G7.Ii4
S2O,453,3Il
Total,

Excess of exports the first eight months of 1917
ports of said period in 1916, $l6,70i,2S5
Excess Of exports Tor the period over exports in
1885, $lS,730,455 ~
The tariff of 1916 went into operation December 1916
consequently the exports from New York for the period
aforementioned of the present year, under the ex
listing tariff The exports for the lSo and 1876 were
under the tariff of 1872.
The tchoeamount of the exports from the port of New
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New Books.

We acknowledge from the publishers, through Mr..
Fanck Taylor bookseller of this city, the receipt of
Landrehs Rural Register and almanac; which besides
containing the data common to books of the kind, EN-
braces multitude of directions TO cultivaors of fruits,
vegetables &c. The reputation of Landreth a nursery
man, we take it, is guaranty that this little book
tans much that may be made useful TO all hortcuuriss
Rory OMore, National Romance, by Samuel Lover ;
which has already through number of editions,
though but yesterday, it were, from the authors pen
In his line, Lover has few equals, and superiors.
There's many hearty laugh in each volume his prolific
pen throws off
Boys Treasury Of Sports: illustrated. handsome
volume explanatory OF amusements proper for youths
which, in these days. when much around us abounds in
incentives to vice, in the hands of many lads will prove
strong in1ucemen for spending evenings By the family
reside, that otherwise Nigh be passed in the streets
This book contains four hundred engravlngs, illus
trative of the pastmes of Juniors from the nursery
days until the opening manhood
These three books fresh from the busy press OF Lea
& Blanchard, of Philadelphia.
No of vol II of the third series of the Journal of
he Franklin Institute edited by Dr. Thomas p Jones,
of Washington and published by the Institute at their
hall in Philadelpha) which has long ranked as one of
the sterling scientific periodicals of the country
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n,.Tho Ladies of thc Congrcgnt,on of 81. peter,

GHJ~The Ladies OF thc Congregation 81. Peters
Church. Capitol Hill, anxious raise funds the repa rs
Indispensable the preservation OF their church, propose
10 give TEA PARTY the Odeon Pennsy
avenue and Al street, commence tue evening of Tues
day. the 9th Instant O'Clock, and TO be en-
the successive evenings of the week, at the hour
As additional attraction if any be needed beyond
the qualification of contributing to so audabe an object
the view full supply of the most delicious refresh
ments of the season. and good music, will be provided
Abundance I2k cents, children half price.
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eIj- Oriental Lodge, No 10, 1. o. o. F.-The menu
bers OF Oriental Lodge, No 49, l. o. y. +. notified that
the resolutions reported by the committee uniform
constitution for subordinate lodges postponed the
last meeting in order for special thereof the
next meeting which will take place Thursday evening
the 7th inst. at ha-past 7 O'clock
BY order of the Lodge
Oct 4-3t Init TIOS. MILLER Sec
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tornado from the northwest passed Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, Friday afternoon. The roof OF the
great building known the Portsmouth Steam Mills was
blown oil, fore and aft, entirely The building hun
dred feet long Some three four hundred operatives
work in the mill. Three girls said be badly,
but not dangerously hurt Several other buildings were
more or less damaged
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TTNHE Pstspsco Female Institute, near Eihcotts
Il Mills Md, (Afrs Lincoln Phelps, principally will be
in session for the winter after the Sd OF November
Sept 90-2awt3dDec,
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Thus the exports from the port of New York during the
first Of 1917, exceeded by millions, the hof
amount Of The exports for the ye1rs 1913, 1914 1915 and
1916 And all this has been done during a period in
which there be- according the prophets of ader
alsm, unexamped ruin and distress brought upon the
suffering country by the tariff of 1876 But have yet
done | come now 70 the expectation of breadstufs
appears from the of the commercial year end
ing August 81 lSi7 that the following quantities OF hour
wheat and other grains were during that year exported
from United Stntes viz
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wEpN EsDAY NIGHT, OCT. 9, Is47.
Agents for the Union.

The following gentlemen authorized to act as our
agents. receive money for subscriptions, and receipt
&, ,aa me
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Dne dollar per copy for the session
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lfThe quantity of rye, oats, and barley exported in 1870
being given in the tables of commerce, have esa-
ted the aggregate million of bushels, which probably
exceeds the amount
Reducing the -four to bushels of wheat allowing five 10
the barrel and the meat allowing three to the barre,
and the gQregate nuDber of bushels exported during the
year ending August 3lst, 1871 is B5759lo
Number of bushels exported in 1896 during the ~ o,o
fiscal year ending June 30 l6,S09,AS
exports of 1876. is B66i1j
The ual of the whole quantity of breadstus and grain
exported during the year ending September J. Isi, ssi'
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IA. due qualities are not only scarce but difncuh 70
=, our ptsvous rates The sales Include 5O0 nnos
49, tor refining on private terms 200 hhds Cubs &c
"a PORTO Rico "a "a etc $50 do o. ct- 20 do cts
a. "a coo boxes Rro~n "a OIL. 100 do White "a
49,. RfsxIi He M0lasses is Va fair demand. Win
~ns..r IN price Good qualities are becoming more
- and ii.ult to b. had ~ last weeks rates Inc
~. have been small and the stock gradually Gun n
80 T1s GALES compris. go bids Csrdenas At ~ dz't
a., g.o and some small sales Of superior quality
coaee 10 IN fsir dsrnsnd With change ~
ho.rver have liul~ the sdvaniage luou 0~g - IN
"A 80 do MArscaibo 7t6ct, 800 do II Do""s' W.
90 Cuba 7c 200 DO Lsgusyrs II ~! cts
OIi-ssles 100 bbls Crude Whale At - c's 70, 90 %.
faslish Linseed Is beld hrner. Weno"
Ions Country At JJdoO cts 49,
OIL. CAKE sales bsve been INSIDE Oi w ~ ~
At 30 10 81. according 10 qualify .,oo,
METALS There J. deusp5 i'r iis Iiop SUI ,V.V
,,n. scotch bsve been sold ~ arrive +" l 100
s.l,. 4 .0g uiss .ead 81 4 z, cSh' A"" wv WAS -"
flsi- on terms not made p"o"0' .,
,r,,. ~. market 10 steady but qui,t Small sales
- Aasriean at slJO and 20 tons Dressed 81
sl9d
ss',n 80. and 300 do South Sea at 3jic from wharf
oerns We nots sale 20 bhls Glover at u. snd20OoO
tont7ga7lc y 10 lot VI 900 bushels Penn'a Flax
.ssd sold At ~ en
1fa-'rhe Sell. to-day went "a we'll The company
- is,s. sod bidding spirited. The sale generally
bowed little improvement, on priccs o. the last sale.
tlsE-There are DO cafgocs aGoai The last sale was
at - cts cash
RlCR-Tbe demand is entirely for the supply Of the
,ne trsde and prices continue a J0d5 5l with but
lille doing.
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DIED :

On Tbvrsday the 23d inst TOWNSEND n. UNDER
HILL OF the congestion Of the brain IN the 37th year Of
his age.
His relatives and friends, without farther Invitation
ar. requested 10 attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence No. : spriDg-st on Saturday morning sep, =
q o'clock His remains will be- taken 10 Sing Sing ny
steamboat Columbus for internent
On Fndsy morning 2i,h inst, Of typhus fever, Mrs
MARY BROWN, aged "A years.
The members Of tho family the friends and acquain
tances of Der sons Rev DR.. Brown aud John NJ Brown
also Of Der sonin.lsw Mr. Thos Pool, invited TO At
tend her funeral tomorrow Sunday afternoon, 10Th
inst O'Clock from her late residence 800 Broadway
Ia tho town of Bushwck. l.. J. on Friday morning
Sept "a, Mr. JOHN w. fESHINE, In the 2f,h year u
BIZ sge.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family re-
quesicd 10 attend bis funeral from HE fathers residence
Lambert Wykof' place, in the town Of Bushwick
l.. on sunday morning al o'clock. Carriages will be
10 waiting At oustoDst Ferry 10 convey the friends 10
tue house His remains 10 BE taken TO White Plains
for interDgcDf
On Friday morning, Sept "A. Of Inflammation Of the
lungs, RUPERT PAUL, son of Urlsh + and Mary A.
Rogers. aged 10 months and 2! days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully Invited b. attend his funeral this Saturday after
noon at y o'clock from So ChTystiest. His remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for intsrment
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~rorICE.-A REPLY TO THE MlLLEKlTEs-
Y Isrrnsd Sirs Having seen al article % yours puD
I'D Ia The Tribune Of this week, asserting tnti tnr ayo
time n a Temporal Millennium $ not sustained oy me
Rb and thereby attempting % keep your oid aoc-
,f NO mercy AFTER Christ comes. a. Professor Nhth1
.fed la BIZ lecture your ueetlnghous@ IN hesefst on
h h Of last month thai there % De % more mere
.tsr Christ comes But Jet bring y9ur assertion 70 me
80 og -cru.are o. whether u true Or not Sc
Re- - O. T. Blessed and holy be that hath part N me
r resurrection. such tie second death haih % g"~c
:. rn with him thousand years Now r. this scfip
gre nrosrs that the doctrine u Temporal hhemnm of
tbosand years reign u Chris true, and thai your -
0n - rot true Again, your system eontf .iets s's
texts tla-e M Dan 2, D. IA and ist Cor p, - - -
tnd represents Christ - receiving the knshpn " -u
world rom the Father snd delivering . up % hi,
AZ the sane time. which e nonsense, Tor those
plainly thsf Christ reign Tor thousand year ~
least between the time thar be receives the an-n5i
GA The Father and delivers him azsin ahl 1T
seu.. Professor stuart aad fl- Churches represent
viii s0u persist 10 confIadictinr thOse texts 1
with your n0nssnse. the same - yon coz .ft-c'e ~
IN Marx l3 81 with yonr year l3b, uniil you -. "a
.,v. into ~. DARK OF ditch, and thea couia no 800 II
-, - arr,r And thi. another sample Of Milefisin
800 intend 10 siow more fully IN pamphlet shortly
"A voa rn.r use much deception ADD contreaction o.
c-i-,re in polishing 81 your doctrine o. no mercy AZ,
-, CHG es1a-. - a. u the least appearance OF
~. - r rsason Now, Sirs, this Scripture fas gwen ne
- hs.f .ridence an6 also given you something better
80, NIersun With ~ mercy after Christ comes and
tor. that tbs e.son viii Be instruments IN the hands
n CD in reforming you and intend 70 call occasionally
ID see whether if has Tbs eject urol y0a o. not
] remain your humble servant
sSyt 3, 1871 III J. MITCHELL, tx Wa.eas"aa.
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FOREIGN BOOKS,

M CURIOUS and works. AZ lower prices than
n ever before sold The subscriber has added immense
IL % his already mammoth stock of literature It's late
acql stious from tine Trade sales Of Boston, NewNolk
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Der the Leondas. from London. which viii be mmedinic-
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Those given necromancy astroogy, alchemy sorcery
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tr scholar can select fresh vols the very
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tfel on every profession and science from the honest
pi0fduz farmer the enthusiastic soldier In every art
and science the best books are here embraced In the de-
parmen OF elementary professional eatises and school
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invites all strangers pay hir visit before they leave
the city In purchasing om him they save one nan OF
their money.
ery living lines OF railroad steamboat routes viii
do well 10 pas achanse of linen m their vases and come
al once tn TO- Nassaust allowed by a Savans io BE- the
moral center Of the intellectual world" hooks selling At
half price literary appliances and couyenicnces OF every
kind gratis well the best Spanish cigars amt other
philosophical instruments Tor inycicrar smokers IKE the
celebrated DR. Psrr
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HATS.

rS,- Gentlemen'- Hafs-Fsll syle-BIRD, corner
Pine and Nassau sThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated by the liberal patronage extended 10 him By the
public is induced to offer to their inspection and inn
proved style Of Hat for the season. confident that the durs
bhiy 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 commentator than tina. they have been uniformly
adopted by the elite Of the City.
81 lmis' BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassau SIS.
- Fashionable IIais.-JOHN y. GENlN, IA
Broadway Justly celebrated fashionable gentlemen
the true finishing hats invites those who
have already the fall style 10 call and get IT, His silk
Hats are the most superb ever offered the public.
ADVICE TO H,T-wEARERs.-Neyer buy hat unless the
bm suits your form and countenanoe for that depend
It's beauty and elegance An experienced filter is sways
in attendance Genns who will not sell hat unless II
suits the and size Of the purchaser This is the ea
SON Of the popularity and preference manifested for his
hats It's this that has caused them 70 be enrolled a. the
plus ultra Of hats 81 lwis
~ Amidon's Fall IIafs.-Lgtf elastic ami efgo"f-
Gentlemen about changing their beavesare invited 10 e1
anime the splendid article now offered By AMlDON,
80 Sits III Broadway opposite Howard Hotel
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P T BARNUM, P

A MEXICAN MusEUM.-P. 7. BARNUM, Propri-
"A ef0r. HITCHCOCK, Man.xcr-Spleo 3id exhibit.
tons .o performances this srrn9or 81 and this
irr Al Il o'cinck GREAT WESTERN the hyorite
y,rtea Comedian. ORPHAN FAMILY. or kenaebec
Vocsiisfss PETE NORRIS. Comic vocalist one week
r,nr. hi C.urhei-s celebrated band Of ETHIOPIAN
SFRFSADFRS Ms BERNARD NssE JULIEN, the
beautiful Dsrseuse. ANl>TAD SLAVES. ktwooss fall
length Portrait Of GIN ZACHARY TAYLOR Living
Chimpanrr-, OF Orsns Ou.angi Madam ko0A"ELL'
the Fortune-telier.
Adm.-ion. 3 cents children under 10 year, ~ sent'
Herr AND sIyORI on TIE SAME EVE
NlNG A. the TABERNACLE
HENRI HERX
ard
(ANiLlO >fNOlN
will give Grand Concerf on TUESDAY EVENING,
Scrt - being their nst Joint Appearances m New fofk
They have ne satisfaction announce that they have
succeed IN engaging the celebrated vocalist
MADAME FLEURN JOLLY.
Prima Donna from the Opera l Paris and New Orleans
Tho has andy postponed her departure oT that purpose
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA.
carefully selected from the best resident ard
Gently arrived foreign performers Will be under the diTec-
ton II >lGNOR RAPETTL
Leader of the Italian Orers
Among the pieces 70 be- performed will be found
Concerto and the Prayer 81 Moses. C Svori
The PuTitaui sad BrAvura Variations n. Herr.
Two Grand Scenas With orchestra By Mad tleuEy jolly.
IL BARBiERE III SENlGLIA
The Concert 90 conclude With
\ Grand Duet. BY .....-........s. Herr and >iNori
Tickets - each Co be had az Atwiis HoyeTs, Firth
Halls and Scharfenberg's
Concert % commence 40 O'Clock. - gus
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS,

CHEAPER THAN EVER
DFADFR NJ you want % save money in your pur-
I(chase of Dry Goods. call AT rs Greenwlch-st before
and learn the prices Having purchased a ze
Tor the past Two weeks a. Boston, PHI adelpha ana the
auction sales Ia this city prepared to Ohef very
great bargains Al present be- found among the many
b.rsain. the following named goods 10 bales red white
and yellow Fennels ls I'd 20 8si 10 cases sanets rom
.. "a 10 = } do heavy Tweed Cassmers, at j. per yaEJ
CLOTHS CAssiNEKEs AND EFsriNssi splendid art
cp3 cases black Apacas Al Is ID cheap Al - "a snd
T.. do silk warp Is. % and -. per J-s'' 40 ceioteu
Az q. I'd aud b. 3D. af prce 40. domestic Oinshims
~ l. ch.ap AZ Il. "a and do Scotch ana French
fron i "a % e. 3D. 10 DO. Nous de Lains, from s. % 10
ga FOODS originally cost p TO 81 cents per gard 90
rich a.bmsres entirely styles from . % os 40
linen canblic ldkis. Ouly 3D. piece , 49,, ., g.,
PRlNfs-e0 cases Id, 3D., 3D. ID a. 3D. nd ls' ~
ga and cd do. orange aud blue ~ a. worm -
D0uFsrfcs-Direct from the manufacturers and Tor sale
by the bale. piece yard, al Jobbers prices.
Su,wI,-in the Shaw aftment may be founc spen-
did assortment Of BrOche, Cashmere, SIX and Nooirh,
ou.re and Long Shiwls AZ prices much lower ts1 ever
b-f,rs known: Broche Shawls from - upward Wooen
n, 81 cents. ) anton Broche Long Shawls only III
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