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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR THE TsISusr


AsHEs-rh. mari STEADY - and si.sd6 Is for Pots and
c0rrov-I. .,sa8, With far bu.ne.. TIE s.e- 100 bale.
FLOUR And MEAL-Ihsfs = far amount % Fonr selling %
day. ai The nrset continue, 20 hsve an A.
~ IN o,5 IN. a1da 500 Tor October and November delivery
.1s export Tie sae- were At - as tlt r common
Bokn slHa5 ~ for Teek and az i oeiooer III
M ~ h. s.. nav = s.cr5.s to ,f- short .uppy II
southern there At ~ .5 With saes So
BIZ eoEe,osn Psi-r.barE g. M-si 3 for Je-sy ans a.
In Brsnis.- With small .se Jersey ~ Branty~ne here
s.~. hid. Brandt deliverable a. t@ ni On private terms
rye s1 md Moderate tenant some small parcels o
- There ethted on Chsngs today 20 tarfs' eao,n,
,,eturef sy VI J. X WING Palmyra Wayne County
tl- ,lil- '. III ~. r., 49,. ~, ru,se a. ,l. VI
,tsie ani also /, .. i ~ go. M.-.r Heres
. nartei eheh. Judges, Te are sure vii compete ~"
'SR,ISNw2. n GOD demand for milling srpor, and ,
MARKET rather better sales 1000 bush 0-nesse Al :
maet =, s0 -. 33o bush good sample Al - a.. AMI
100 30 Y,a ~ Igc Com the close decidedly heau
b ,1s me .a-s oay reach 1900 to loo bushels. including NIKE
for INFERIOR t,aio r nea ,'os = o' .s.o. s., =,
-g out Of sales 80 bu.h Barey terms not mad
S.s. ,,e so 81 a q ~. rih .ae. % or ZOO bush
PROyIslONsn Por. there moderate rec ct 400 100 5o
SssSss and saa5so The .grpy Of Peeled Meat. very sL
and hear Of no transactions sales 10 so.e- thee Tor eiPo'
Z No. r at Sor Maseovslo Wide Havana boIe
Ar, nov very sarce advance The sales compn.e 30 bid
CUBS a. a. "a DO Porto Roo, - no 90 N.~ Orleans, =
a5t Brown Havana "a ab cs The market closes lff
moderate ~ql--t r
quotations, and the ss- hi'- been esc-iy
comprising 70 hd' Porto RICO At la!o ieo "a >
$50 Cub. wa Cuba AMI Porto ku' '1 ~ ~
Al auction ~ hhds Porto Rico sold Al . ct- some er-s -. 81
WHISkY-Th-re good demand with sales Of go or l oos
,,l! a H ~. for Ohio and Prison Drudge held ~ ~ ct-
TOBACCO-Thefe have been ,ae- - thd. henuesy
| 20. per u and So bsle- Yara al l5a3o cs per n
HIDFs-We 5000 RIO Gandr A. ~ cis per o.
r cash. .
HAY-The steady with sales 90 BALE at 45a5oc "a
good parcels
IFAD-Sse- 400 81 a. 4 ~, interest added
IRON-lcl reported AZ II TO- ca. from ne sap
OlIS-Sses 5000 gals English Lneed Al 81 O. per ga, The ma
let i.s There ere also gals Wn.er and ss spen
~ MS and no cts. d,
NAVAL sTOREs-There small movement bat the Psf'icua
/ DID 20 trsu-pire.
sFFD-saI@s 400 bush Rough FaI at p per BUSH
FRtIT-T@ Of Malaga Of the season was 500 !" 9
sl0g half do and ~ cs Tor qna~fs II
Grape. which IN good order. sold AZ 81
GtTANO-A sale OF 100 tous Patagonia IT SO, cash
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DIE d.
tn INST. THOMAS LEWIS, aged 70 years, al


On FRIDAY evening gsth THOMAS LEWIS aged 70 years At
lingering illness
H. hends Of b.. Enah Lewis are re-pecil,
invited funeral Sunday next ocoek + VI foi-
his late residence East Naete-nhsi near Railroad
On ssih Of fever TYPHOID CHARLES JAMES eldest son %
Chas W and Margaret Tss lor, aged 10
m .3s Of ne together those OF the family
respectfully invited attend his funeral iomouow slndsy a
O'Clock ih. rcsseucs Of his parenis 81 NDolst
the morning q the 2h, suddsny' ADELAIDE D. PRATT
adopted daughter Of 5 I. Armstrong . - %.
the residence OF her iathef No =
sixth a. 70 O'Clock utay The friends Of he deceased and
those ofthe invited attend without farther inv
In Catskn suddenly the o. the 2h INST AbNkh
AUSTIN OF sterling integrity, and widely esteemed aged u
Attn. residence Caaandagua Ontario Co Y on N-dnedAy
9Th MT 10 year ofh ee ISAAC Plkk>ON Tor nor mas
forty years oils vel known and respected resident Of The f
Ward OF this CITY. -. .
or consumpton. Mrs. CHARLOTTE NAS WlNKLk, wdor o
If The late John Wlke. the 37th OF her sgs
Her relatives uends invited 10 attend The funeral "a s.af
d,v afternoon. al O'Clock. from ~. - East Broairy
On Turssy evening the 80 Of her Ase, ABB
GAIL relct OF lie late james Warren <, -,
The Trends .cqusnsnce OF the family and OF her - jane
Warren respectfully invited 70 attend Der iunera from D. re
3ence the Ieuth avenue on SATURDAY @
afternoon clock. Her remain. VII = tascn =
Trinity Cemetery for ntermeut
A; Clifton Saratoga Co lh INST Lucas p-ms-st sSs1
ssn Of BrosaAbn Fulton Co or more ;hAn ~ year
In scott Co Ky James Beatty the - year Of h-
so1 Of Mr. James Bsayo a-Ass contracted se sef' 70 l
Ma
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"A body appointed 70 frame Communion
The Presidency-Letrer from n. X. Robin.
son, Esq.

NV YORK, Sept p l-i5
II ne Editor Of TIE Tribune
see from reading your paper that you have
lately published several communications from gentle.
men heretofore considered as good CLAY BA, stating
the reasons why they will vote for General TAYLOR
cannot 90 so tar your spondenis DO in stating
VINO VIII vote for but can certainly Say who viii
vote Tor and that Will not be General Taylor shall be
governed by circumstances to my voting and most
assuredly shall vote for the that will be most likely
10 defeat General Taylor whether that be Marfia
VdH BWeq or Lenis Cass. ! have been Whig over A
quarter Of century and there Is Wing party
shall embrace Loco ocOism for the next four years
knowing that | cannot be treated worse than have
been BY the Wings whose platform the rewsrdng Of
their enemies al the expense Of their friends
sm. dear Sir with great respect
Your obedient servant
H. r. ROBINSON No. 81 Psrkrow.
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~ Fifteenth Ward,-Pur,u.Dt 70 "a

" Fifteenth Ward = Pursusni 10 cal The Wings
Of the Fifteenth Ward Friday evening 9Th inst 81
Constitution Hal Philip Hone ESQ called me meeting TO
order and upou his nomination the following persons
elected officers ALNAH SPEAR. President; GssASDUs
CLAKE Z. c. BENEDICT s,NL. REYNOLDS l. Il WASD.
Vice Presidents y R SIMPSON, T AcroN Secretaries
Philip Hone, ESQ. addressed the meeting, sud offered
the following resolutions which unanimously carried
We the Wings OF the Fifteenth Ward In Mass
Meeting assembled. feeling the importance OF the duties
which devo upon ~ m reference 20 The ensuing election,
AID that VIII be cessary 10 rally a. our strength order
swell the aggregate force by which We hope that Loco
Focosm msy be 80 prosrate a. TO -e no more DO hereby
RHsore. That We Will individually ard coueeuVely use
every effort n our power 10 produce ms le-rsoe Jesuit
preaching coniesi-beng convinced mat Is only oy NE
election Of TAYLOR and FILLMORE, that can hope 70 see
he will Of the PEOPLE as expressed by her Represents
ives IN Congress become the lsw Of ths land
Rst1rd That the success Of the Wings IN the spproach
ins eecion depends the question q udicous system Of
Indusr, A usi sposuou Of the proceeds OF The Public
Lands, snc IN word. al those great measures VI puolc
policy which have been long advocated by the GREAT
Sates an Of the West which have been oen sustained
BY the &C ion Of Congress- snd often defeated by the
one power" Claimed and exercised by Loco-toco
Resol,ed That we will also urge the election Of the Uucs
Nominees for state officers being mperstvey called
for only BY the gh character and qualifications OF the
candidates. bu BY the many important measures OF Execu
tive well Legs ,uve scion. which under our new Con
stuon aud laws call for the exercise Of great prudence
sound Judgment and honest intention.
R,solrei That will best eXeriions 10 sustain IN
al Us ens IN and breadl ne great shd !" Ell Nov
erected by the Wings. being the only one by which We
hope 10 perpetuy 10 union prosperity q
country Ard that have rpprehens on that suct
platform will ever be surrendered by the man " no svow
himself Whg"-who has mo concealments'-no re-
venge king In his bosom" selfish ambition 20 gra
ufy"" other aim bat the good Of his country who
has perled bis life In many baule for her honor and bel
welfare
Hon II. NJ. Romeyn Of Uster County eloquenty sd
dressed the meeting, aud was succeeded by Mr. Geo W
Blunt Wonhingion Ronsne and Joseph B Nsrnum, Jr
Resored. That the proceedings be published 10 sl The
Wing papers IN the city.
And on motion, the meeting al burned.
ALNAH SPEAR, President
GERARDUs CLARK
A. c. BFSEDicr YEA prasidsr,.
SANL REYNOLDS,
: l. n WARD,
y. n. sriNPsoN, Secretaries
T. L. ACrON,
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By Telegraph 10 the New.YOrk Tribune.
Sailing of the Falcon for New-York-Lnter
Dates from Mexico
NV ORLEANS, Thursday, sept o.

NV URLzANs, Thursday, SEPT. D
The steamship F falcon sailed to-day. with fair
number Of passengers, and respectable amount of
freight.
Later dates from the City of Mexico have been re.
ceyed by which learn that Santa Anna had applied
Tor his return The Paroles party stil disposed
TO give trouble.
The affairs Of the country appeared outwsrdly quiet
but feared that there elements
within vhch would, sooner or later, break out into
open hostility TO the existing Government
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oLEARED-shp. Bangor. Phbsoot Iuf.. Island Harmonic
Churchill G'as,os, Dunhsu pion. Aberdeen, Huooe LIVER
pool Siurses Chairman Co. Helen Augusta Hencerson ki In
d-. Phareu. M,t1en Hamburg schmidt Bachen
BARI ChHde Hsros Rch Havana Taylor & Co. James IA
dan Newn Mime. Virginia, lsrl Jansen, Gutenberg
HatbNht
Bns. wig Whitley, Msch.,. Acenu., Mitchell s. MaDs Ne
smith Wash. Charlotte Sow. Bangor Jud-on hu.e Dema
rra Jud.oa Garfield Fason Pite Berma "a Tucker LEhi
bourne Yan8al Chase Cos &C. Nsrmh Wash Nciumps J.
Fo.sr NOBLE sturse. Chairman Co. Eliza Taylor Ehr-dse =
johns. " LsWs. =,
SIR Man -snor Klacord Port Plat Never sneken Pa
q. Ksah Etenton Pneton Bunie Phac, John ADAM Nor
r. Bo.,r Richmond Richards Porand Erce Lowell Boston
joseph Inm5e Ihompson Haou. Chessp-ake, Lambert Bat
ARRIvED-s,eAm.hP Aaieres, BIZ Le'eh LrefPoo vs. HAD
la % q. md.e 70 4 Cula'i sat ia pas.ensers
shin Refnff.lc -. Liverpool, ntse
ship Ane Hunt. Csntoa 10 D. teas -1 &c 70 Ssy 70
ship Brooklyn, -. Calcutta, ntse
sh KaLsda More, Cardiff ~ d. fon. % Davs broos.
Ben brr Mars ANA Fsnierest Amsterdam 81 a. mc-- hf
F.thrr.
b. ~ Mar. souk.y, Newfoundland feb, 20 Nekv.rs
Brig Jni1n. Mitchell. Newport ballast
schr I.st-a Oliver N-sncrn D. naval stores N hene
,6h mt a Cane brE Psi.rsours = BE- in MON
sehr Cindere "A Scul scul Norfolk, nds-
-, csrsrss. lsey Bosoa d. uis. Dayton Sorssn-
schr Assuisn Johu~-. Pc1;uckst d., Ilmttf
s,hr Denys. Deuys NeN London. oil
BgIOW-ssh.p Wind e
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monarchy The King Of Naples has at last sen, his
peoiuon against Sicily j, was received wOrthly by
me people OF Messins and repused the frs, attack
report in town to-day that the city sfterwsrd
TAKEN We will wait for positive confirmation before
crediting news 30 unwelcsme
The debates Of the French Assembly are spoken OF in
another letter From Russia and the provinces Of the
Danube there 10 nothing Spain, England and
ireland have this week added nothing Of noent 10 the
history Of the times Yours can
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Domestic Ports.

BALTIMORE Sept .sss-s shP A-tantfa " .ssf' Lea Goa
sark W P.se Taylor Boston A., 1851 49,.
BOSTON s-pt Arr .hP wa.ron' Noore L4,fPo,- q
Fior-uc. F.e. s. M.fta-. for-ne, fote S.lirnA -,
- 49, - foosou era sNsn. Nl,-, II sac 80,
CHARLESTON, sept ss-An .hFs yohn H~,- s. sS--s
Liverpool ssihvaa, WHIT Nloh ~ '-F
NsWORLEASs sept AR saPs Sre.l- L-ansfi 49,
Nit, Pes..ss so srss Mlsss9n, Defa- Ana HeP.o-
Portland. Sep, far snip 81 Loai' Da's oAah Z d
SsII. DyfPHiA sept .s-Ar ssrk Vra-tsss M.soI; =.
gu.grs cIs .hp Yors, ys8syke' nor-Aa'' ''i' ~ P@
"a. sF-4aa
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~ Now or Nev~r.-T. F: Measher Club ,s OF
rhE cry or W.lORk--The members OF ms
IuE ~, rezul.r meeting heir hest9lsrtsrs
y..xh.I .rdens ca Tuesday evening OeI 1915 AH7
r1srsoers are particularly reSuesea, r,cuTs prs.ssnt
BY order Of 4. r. "a
JANrs T. BAsRY, Treasury 40 s-.i,o.-
JoHx KvASleH Secretary 49,. 49,. ...,.s,sS o. me-,
tn. gxecuuve Committee are ~ me- ae.
this saturday, eVs1int -" - IT.
BovUy.
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M A II II I ( d .

On "Wednesday evening sept The Rev Nj SPEAR M I'd
WARD JONES Of this City, 70 Miss ELIZABETH BAkLo" Of
| Brooklyn 90,
Al Hanover the 10Th BY Rev President Lord I'LL
or BRADLEY Of Mddeowu, Conn 70 ELIZABETH G. rHONP
| son Of Hanover.
On Tuesdy Sept D. al Pessanve, l. Nj SAM III shAP
TER OF Coles SNAPPER OF New iors y Ms NJ BIZ
~ PIERCE aanght.r Of 10. srh Peree Of Peasanivle
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The basesi is the counterfeiter n-ANoS.
re- SO says the rhyme, and viii say every honorable
Let us cite case 10 point T. PHALoS Of 81 Bro ad-
wsy the inventor and proprietor OF preparation which
oesnses closes renews and preserves he hair In man
uneqised by other before the public Certain sd-
venurcrs who have neither the capacity invent he
Industry 20 get their bread by labor seeking TO
impose libel this article the public. Ask, there
fore. Al the drug stores for PHALONs Chemical Hair In
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Mnrkcfs...RuTFALo. Sept. ..

Receipts pihn The past TueHty.fou Hows.-FLorR,
1000 bbls WHEAT, 5000 bushels Corn 1900 do
The market for FLOUR hrmer, and prices had
upward tendency Sales reach 1000 bbs at IS 81.
In WHEAT the sales add up 1000 bushels at 20 cts for
Chicago and q cts for Ohio. CORN steady, with
sales of 1900 bushels, to arrive within a week
days at 50 a - cents
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The CoTToN market lie without change 10 notice and
sales Of 200 bales made at steady prices Flour
dull and sales were effected for LOO bbls Illinois,
at decline from previous quotations The de.
mand for Corn fair the sales reaching 10 go bush
mostly white, at 20 Sic. Other articles
changed.
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Reoapts uittia The past "a HOurs.-FLoUR, 9,4O0 bbs
Corn, 1900 bushels. FLOUR continued firm with
steady sales The operations in CORN $500 bush
els Yellow at 73ic. of BARLEY there were sales of
400 bushels, at 5c roc nc. In WHEAT Gales
reported quotations remained firm.
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when Venus, the ihin-.sinued, made earth her

When Venus, the thin-ssinned made earn her ABODE
To give beauty its fullness and scope,
She sure must have given 10 Doctor Ooutauo
The secret OF making her soap
re- glorious compound In truth. IL GoURAUDs ftaliar
INDICATED Soap for curing pmpes, fechee salow wees
tet,er salt rheum. mOfphew worms In the skn, chaps
chsfes cracks and al hem shes and injuries skin
EQUALLY celebrated il hi. Pouyes Subtle for eradcstiug
from eli parts Of the human frame Found only u NaB
sr fret store from the corner Of Broadway Beware
couniefes and limitations Agency for Bachelors Inssn
,.reous Tlcuid Hair Dive.
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~ BAsKERs new store 2sl Grsnds does not open to-
reported By the advertisement II will be seen
hat open. positively Monday One ortw days delay
however IL not important
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trici. there va. fair Of business. In the Dis
trict Of Manchester Of a. 900 hands y 500 work
ing full time Commercial affair. continue show
improving aspect and trade generally showed return
inT confidence The Money market was easy At ?. 3
per cent with abundant supply. Consol. had been
quite frm, closing at -, The Irish accounts had de-
pressed them for the moment but they had recovered
The bullion in the Bank OF England was increasing
The monthly accounts relating 70 the Trade and Nayi
zation Of the United Kingdom up to the 9Th August
stu show very considerable decline IN exports espe.
cialy of Cotton goods and Yarn. For the last month
compared with the corresponding period Of lSi7 the
decline in the export OF Cotton manufactures has been
q 36l 80 against a 625ll7 last year aud in Yarn
s554664 against 30 the preceding year. The
falling OF during the first months Is si747 -
on the total value OF al exports while on Cotton
features sone it is i.s-l7, and on Yarn 52-SJ-
In Linens and Linen Yarn similar comparative results
snpear In six manufactures the decline for the last
month il s577OO against sll637l for the preceding
wear. The exports Of Iron and steel have also de-
creased but Tin Plates and unwrought Tin have in
creased The imports Of almost al eonsumsole AZ
tices for the seven months present an increase with
the single exception Of grain Of all kinds, live animals
hides, sc.
The weekly balance-sheet of the Bank Of France
published In the MoHfev Of Saturday, and not in that
Of Friday as usual. The Of Specie has sgain
increased four millions in the Paris Bank, and
four and half in the Branch establishments. The
amount OF bill. becoming due has declined in an ex-
ceedney large proportion, being not less than seven
teen millions in al-twelve in Paris and I'VE in the De
partnent. The bill. protested al Paris 1000 600
lea. than the preceding week but remain in the Depart
meni. about the they were. The notes in cir
culaiion have diminished 6,0oO000i and the account
current OF the Treasury amounts TO about 3s5O000o
or % 900 900 more than before The Bank OF France
mas paid by anticipation another nsament OF y OJpoo
which is the Of the spparen; increased balance in
the Bank account in favor of the Government, on the
Continent business had improved materially. Money
was abundant at Hamburg and Frankfort A Branch
Of the Bank Of France had been established At Nsmes.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

~ The FREE Soil Party of the Sixth w ard
hsld meeting at the Sixth Ward Hotel on Thursday
evening-FREEMAN HUNT, Chairman ALBERT d.
WRIGHT, Secretary. Addresses were made by Messrs.
F. Hunt T. Fay, C. N. Potter, and Alex Campbell The
speaking good, and the meeting large and enthu'i
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Passengers Arrived.

n 'h Mrngn from Liveryooi- Bea hs.i Bea Masters
smith Carpenter Rev Mr. Muller and 80
shp seois from Esiaep-John Sherwood Mrs Fed child
and
snds u
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TWO EXHIBITIONS.

GRAND COMBINATION VI
l OF IN. World. and the grand speetse4e "
THE DELUGE.
Also, =!
N.sninc.pt Scriptursl Paintings, ~
Mr.. BAKER, cf London, -. r.,
whole comprising one Of the most oesnuiw sno in''~s
.,hioiuons ever witnessed 10 America
Mount Nesuyus IN Erupuoa, 1901. -, -.
Inferior u Cathedral N Frsnce WIN rroeessvn
A Land Storm Eject OF Wind ard Destruction 81 hoa'S'
y The he Creation Great. Gene.i. T.
Fxu uf Man Gen ui
Judgment ~ the Almighty, Gen ~.
Npul sion IRON Paradise. Geu. III
Deaih Of Abel Gen. ".
Evenins before De.uge, Gen vi
The peuge Gen VII
God. Covenant with Noah, Gen. n
Destruction OF sodom and Gomouah, Gen Kn
Daughter of Phsrsoh Finding Moses EAotusn
The seventh Plague. Exc. IA
Destruction of PhHroahs Host tNo xiv
Moses Breaking the Tables, Eao. nxxii
Fall Of the Walls OF jericho Josna. VI ,.,
Joshu. Commanding the sun to Stand sul joshnsN
Capuve lsrseltes Psalms cNNxvn
Belshszxsr's Feast, Daniel '.
Fall OF Baby u, jeremiah. l. and a.
Fall OF Ninev h. ~ Bible Subjects. painted by Frsnes
Baker from Designs by John Martin OF London.
These Paintings arr splendid specimens Q, AZ; AKIN
HANlNGrONs CREATION or IHE WORLD AND
THE DELUGE.
Assisted by powerful Vocal Instrumental ACCOMPANY
Mr. IL Hanniugton has jus, completed ssniteens Do
rama intended % illustrate The sublime s2,e,Ss's ot Tie
Exhibiting by means sa'es scenery, and pow.
efu optical effects s the progressive chsng-s from me
Chaos aud Dsrknes. OF the Universe until the hn.i
completion OF the great II Creation, described IN me
hrs second chapters OF Genesis. terminating WIN inc
ADAM AND EVE IN THE GARDEN or EDEN
The Dorsma is the result OF long chez shed ldcs sn'
4 lifetime Of study aud experiment IN ms department W nc
arts Ia the most costly besuufu and perfect WORK VI the
hind existing aud combines In ia exhibition the hshes me
chsnicsl ingenuity with the most astonishing scenic sheo
assisted by superior poetry painting and music IT,.
SCENERY Asp I~CIDESrs-Chaos. The Fifst Daytime
Firmsment The Second Dsy-Dry Land, lierosse snd
Flowers Third Dsy-sun. Moon and stars Fourlh Jay
Creation OF F.h Fowl Fifth Dsy-Cresnon Of Animals
Sixth Day-Gmdsn Of Eden, Adam and Eve Wththi' com
peuon Of the lsbofs u Creation the hfs part OF me LAh''
ton cloies. -. 1880. ,.,,.,r
PART II GRAND DlORAMA OF THE DELUXE
Price OF admission 10 the whole, - cts children hal
price Doors open At 81. curtain rises al 4 0ciOck
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEFk
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON com
mencing al O'CLOCK he splendid new Hail. so Broad
WAY, corner OF NalheTsl. =" "
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|. WORCESTERSHIRE, Dbl eon.eqaenee q
CARD.

CARD.
THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE
COMPANY
ARE happy inform their dealers and The public gene
CAPITAL or 200, 900 DOLLARS
Ia unmpared by Tie late ds s.roos ire they SOL retain
.-.U SURPLUS.
TIE company prepared to pay A. their losses u cssh
TIA moment Ihs amount . ABUSED
4'' '''''' 8 W. DELAMATER- Pr.:ldsnt
&C. FsS, sscretny CD inss
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BOOK TRADE.

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O. ?. PUTNAM, Importer and Bookseller
40 1856 Brosdway and l42 Strand, London
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- Families in the Eastern section Of the City will
find the OYSTER and Ice Cream Saloon OF BELKSAP &
WILr, 338 Grandst equal to the best establishment In
| the CITY See Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

THE GLEE CoNcERT.-The Quartette Club OF
Amateur Singers will give their Concert tonight at the
Female Academy. They offer choice programme
and the public may rely musical treat of no ordi-
nary character.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Busixsss-The Fall trade OF the country may be invheo
throu the advertising columns OF country Dewsphler
choice ection Of which be obtained al fALMhks
Agency. at he Tribune Buildings.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. Rev. T. l.. HART. sil pre.ch N he Coiserr r,
To- Morrow morning on the Christian Idea Of Reform. and
win lecture the evening The Results and Remedies Of
lniemperancer seats free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

~ >otice.-Th- Eastern Congregations Church cor
Of Madison and Gouv-rn-ur - VII bold ihrre -ess ~
Der law 90 and u - Sahbsh October next III
Pastor Rev CsocSEE. WI uniformly preach morrr
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