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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
Thing. iE Philadeiph,s,
Correspondence ot The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. frity, Al

PHILADELPHIA fr'sy, aug p
We had two small ares ,ast night. one destroyed
carpenters shop in Carlton 81 Spring Garden and the
other a stable
Our city is totally barren Of local incident to-day
except the talk about hareup which Occurret IN the
Loco County Convention when Col McCAiFN. our de-
legste gave Capt REYNOLDS, anc'her olaeE eye anl
sundry bruises
There il some inquiry tor -ur % - - but the
market being bare sales reported OF JJo oois
good brands sold for home use at - 3D. Rye flour i
hrrn A. q s7l Corn Mes very scarce az - ~
There Is moderate inquiry for Wheat, and OF 1000
bushels sold At 100 To- cts lOr red and lOe lu Tor
mixed and pure white Rye j. wanted Al o9 I'D etc
Corn is lower and 6UO0 bushels southern and fenu-y
vauia yellow sold az 81 a - cts. cargo Of southern
Oats brought ~ cts Cotton l. more inquired Tor and
800 bales sold q = cts for Upland and New-Oreans
including Tennessee az cts, cash. Cohee y htd more
firmly 200 hhds Cuba Sugar sold At l cts, on time.
Provisions steady-sales of Sd bols Pork al 81 .
ASH 50 for Mess, and - - 2. for Prime lOl oos
Prime Mos Beef brought SD 10 BacoD-Stock light
80 hhds Shoulders sold 81 ts, and sides At . cts
Lard firm Al a II cts for bb.s, and cts Tor kegs
Goa dull and prices hardly supported lron-9Oo ton,
Anthracite Forge sold az 80 and 80. months 90
pigs Lead sold Al 81 cts cash. Wool without move
neut Whisky-Bbs quick at p cts Freignis-No
change.
sAIEs or srocxs First B0ard-lO0 Lehigh, o.,
$50 80 Lehigh Coal Scrip, 1qi $40 Lehgh Coal scrip
~. 1900 state S. 73t 5000 State -, l3f so Penn
Township Bank 20 coo City g. -. 100 % L : Bank
p 10 Mechanics Bank. "A. 100 Treas. Notes
lOl 800 Morris Canal, 9i 1000 L : 6s' -, lot
SecOad BOdrd-S5OO0 L -, 50, 93t cl,OOO Tenn
"a. IS = Com Bank. Natchez ~ S6OO state s. s5i
325 Leigh Coal Scrip 79t ID Harrisburg Rd, 3ii II 100
state o. -
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prrIrr EnR AfRANY

~ Feeling in common with the rest OF our fellow
zens much sorrow for the sad which has destroyed
large portion Of our sister city, have determined to
devote the whole Of the proceeds OF THE MORNING
STAR for Tuesday August p 10 ne relief Of he sufferers
by the ire al Albany Every received bon FOR Papers
and Advertisements VIII be pss-ei 10 Mr. Hsysmeyer
for that purpose.
A. the Star has immense regular edition, and the extra
sale on Tuesday viii be very great advertisers viii re-
,eve the fall worth OF their money and Al the same time
contribute 20 a noble object -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

~ sAvNDEKs's DREssNC-CAsEs Fancy " 'lIsS<dysi
ousr Articles A. ~ Broadway, corner 80 ri -
End 81 Broadway. The Subscribers fssprcns. ubces'
s.t~ution " the public 10 their ccecton q U ,x ny
which IN point OF variety d not eeuheJ "a I'd Of
were selected with the greatest res ard 20 gua %
warranted Their assortment u isn -, ssivss.
braces al the Attest styles Of Roc gers son 80 nsy
nAfe. borton hooks aud other srcle- of trsss
81 which have never been before Imported re~.s css
ing cases OF the subscribers own manufacture nc
are OF the compact forms conisinng go
Ire bsst oasny. fhsy are acknowledged BY us'e''e'
teus-n 70 be superior 10 thOs- lmportec p->~<vay
su22 81 u eAUNpERS son W soa -
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SESv-NORK TRIBUNE.
NEw,yoRX. SATURDAY. AUGUST %

-, Advertisements Tor TAe Tribsa> u Monday ought %
be sen, In before O'Clock Saturday, evening a. ne ru
ncsuon Dice Of this psperis not open 90 Sundays
Subscribers IN the City who 90 not receive tns pave
a. eafy hour are requested 70 leave word a. me On.e'
our arfung such enable a. me csffrs -
thr "a their routes before OciOrk Carriers ias To ~
eofpi.n his VIII be required 70 give up their routes.
Per.0ns wishing Ia frs5ua< .ec Al thef n"e,nt-
rsce. " business regularly every morning vii Pses
tler address Publishing Office, or seno no.
The Po-l Once Terms, ~ cents week peyao7 V NC
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JOSIAH RICUARDs Aurtion.s,,

hAhsf oAAr % NAIlNS fAffE- -.
Is BANGS, RICHARDS y Plat, ~ Broadway, vii
sell On saturday. August >, commencing AZ O'Clock A. N
upward q 800 cases ~ Wiring Papers u the ce-
hraed manufacturers. consisting OF imperial, SUPERFICIAL
rova meium TAI cap and folio posi-. cut cap and leieF
ruled and plan, hank commercial and folio post Al.
French Papefs ain and assorted coors msrbled PAPER.
Binders Boards English coored and bark Skiv.rs kc 4c
The whole VIII be sold without reserve on the mos, +,
vorable terms Catalogues resty, and goos.
viii be 0peced for examination Thursday and Friday
s<iA add Ash iEs, sl12 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

~ Those now in pursuit OF pleasure, return
ing from Saratoga and other watering places will ind
pleasant place 10 spend few days Al Fort Hamilton
lis delightful place easy of access from NewYork
ami the Hotel is under the management Of ar excellent
landlord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

" The 81 LOUIS Repa5iieon Of the 18th states
that an agent of the proposed Sierra Madre Republic
met Gen SHIELDS st Louis and lett again for New
Orleans after rendering the General the command Of
the expedition The Republican supposes the Gen has
accepted the offer. has given assurances that he
xoud accent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

rY- The CANPbELLs drew another crowded house al
The Society Library Rooms ss, evening They give another
performance this evening, also one this afternoon al
n,clnck rhav are well worth hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

- The mnorent moment has arrived Gen TOM
T,tR . holding his last levees 81 The American Museum
u-day-never again intending 20 appear IN I1ohc IN me
% OF course The crowd win be great. ard TO make sure
f accommodating al bis friends. the General gives ms
ss ton n the morning a. O'Clock m the afternoon
Al s. and twice In the evening, al n and 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

porrcF.-Two men. named Daniel besi ano
rs F,.,r;. were taken into custody, yesterday on
5srge of stealing So in gold from Joseph scnoned %
Clausen-syenu East Brooklyn "nHo nc "S ''''f'"e
- r.rtsrv COMMITTED.
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Markels. .B.lrAoks. Frdsy. Aag. 8

's"f Att~+sFs NeAiA'NNof FAi~e'f N~h -
FLouk-The inspections for the week amount %
l9 500 barrels The market to-day hrmer and sales
were made ~ An advance. They include 700 barrels
Howards;- 81 l2l, and 500 City Mills at the same
figure. RYE FLovRis held at SCI with sn sl sales
WHEAT continues hrm 1t lose llso for prime White
and l0oe l01c for Maryland Reds with sales of 5000
bashels CoKS-We report sales OF 1000 bushels in.
Gliding prime Yellow At Soc OATS are quiet At 9Oc a
&c RYx-we quote At &c. WHISKY Is selling at "a
corFEE-A sale OF $50 bags Rio was made At &C. IRoN
There was movemen, in Iron to-day, and sales #
100 tons were made for future delivery At 80 The
Operations in SrocSs were limited, without msiersl
change in prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
FREE SoIL IL LoUIstASA.-We hnd the follow
ins in the Ns,o. Orleans Mve4rg OF the 10th inst

FREE SOIL IL LOUIstASA.-We Ind the follow
ing in the Nas. Orlsans Mvcl7 Of the 10th inst.
According to public notice meeting Of those favor.
able 10 the principles OF the Free SOL Party was held
last evening at the Court Exchange, Lafayette. Mr..
Thomas Asckey called the meeting TO order, and
brieAy stated that the object express their sp-
urova OF the resolutions adopted AZ the Jucs Conven-
non and declare their intentions Of supporting Martin
Van Buren, for the Presidency. Henry A sample Wa
called On 10 preside William Slatham wss appointed
Vice Pre- sident and : Vauehi Secretary Mr.. Msckey
read the resolutions Of the Uucs Conyenton but some
confusion ensuing the meeting adjourned until next
Saturday evening, when the Free sol men Of New
Orean. and Lafsyette VIII again assemble, the cor
ner Of Levee and Harmony SIS The germ Of the Free
soil principles has been planted in Louisiana vii Il BE-
crushed Il once, or Hi il grow into frsshness and
vigor Ten wears Azo such movemhnt IN Ns~ Orleans
would have aroused strong and violent opposition. and
he who would orr such resolutions a. those 81 the uucs
Convention 70 the consideration Of meeting In Loais
sns would place himself in perilous position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

The Cuuard Steamer britannia, Capt Lang,
which sas 10 sail from Liverpool on the l2th. Is
now in her fourte snth day out, and may be ex-
pected 70 arrive at Boston Ia the course OF today
The latest Intelligence she brings Will be Published
in an Ezra T,.5zhe Immediately upon its receipt
by telegraph.
The Steam Propeller Sarah Sands capt
THOMPSON. has now been out nearly nineteen days
and may be looked for at this port at almost any
hour
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Proprietor. ofthe Morning Star, 1902 Nassau s.,

CHARGE uroN The BED BUSs-Mr. ENANugL LYoN Of
ID Broadway. hiss become Of the Hons Of the day,
consequence OF his successful practice among The mus
ketoes bed-bugs cockroaches flies ants, Seno forget
ting rats aud His powders sre the thing. The sent
ers" can neither help eating them dying when they
..-. e.,., Than, ANA
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ELENESrs OF HEALrH.-The hesltt Of the body essen
tai TO long and happy LIE, depends the extent To which
the blood that nurures pure Yet the absence Of pain
proof Of the absence OF disease Those diseases
sa are The mcsi nsdious and the removal Of these IN all
stages not excepting the a IL secured by he Of Fosss
COMPOUND Or YELLOW Dock AND sAKsAPARmLs. which.
While refreshing 10 the tsss, Is certain and unequs ed
remedy FOR al diseases Of the blood, scrofus kings evil
dyspepsia, chronic rheumatism, and kindred comp AIMS
cleansing with rapidly only sraed from the marvellous
BY certified proofs which VIII be submitted any lncuirers
Never lad medicine well ates,sd merits Iis advocates
vel he exemplars u power its purchasers
No motives other han the hgmSne have caused pre-
seliaon 10 the public a. he defective &C
non q The respiratory orgsns which either the result Of
disease, seoeniaTy life, or unnatural position OF
body kenoysng The body completely by those streams
which branch into every portion Off invariably minister.
10 personal bloom and beauty, providing addition the
delightful elastic feeling Of early youth
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail by GEORGE Eos
PhArmaeeutisi, ice sprngst door from suhysn-st--
Also for sale BY Eugene Dupuy, sos Broadway; A. II
Cough Co l4s F1liOn-st 2l5 Beecker-st and corner
1 East Broadway, and Markets.
SAMUEL BowSE, 90 JoHS-sT. WHOLESALE ASrsT ros
SEw-YoEK- Pnee 81 per bottle. six bottles for =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

GoURAUD's COSMETICS. Sc.-Sot 70 know Co ~ y. "a
argue ones self unknown" He puts up WIN a
the Grsces a. Of Wtiker-st near Broadway LIZ, 40
morphos. VI metempsychOsis described IN Be- q
the Bexsr' msy be realized 81 bis establishment o..
not do DR.. GovRAUO injustice by seeming 10 exssss -
The sJo-r truth hat his Italian Meoicsfed d
beet hing for the plcx.on and for removing 90
the -kin we have ever seen tried; and all he We as
sences extracts and other ARTICLES FOR The toilet 49,
very best qually. Noahs s9neP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
A Man Poisoned-Irish Meeting.

bAIIIHOkk- FIIdoy- Aug-
A sailor was poisoned last night Two persons
have been arrested on suspicion.
The Irish meeting this evening is splendid
affair, and very enthusiastic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

MURDER-On Sunday last about u NJ. when
the steamer Gen. Worth was lying a, r. Christian
plantation sssquena County Miss. man by the name
Of sprggs engineer the plantation. shot Mr. Taylor
the oyerseer with air gun depositing ID buck shot
In the left eide of bis victim We learn that the parties
had had several ouarres previous the fatal meeting
sprggs was taken custody by the proper officers
IN q Bee Aug III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

AID FOR IRsLAND.-A large meeting was held
a, Lane.boro on sunday on which occasion $500 wss
contrib uted by the lsSorers upon the Newyork and
Erie Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

Ma. FikLD, Oh NV YoRx,-We understand
thai THE able and eloquent gentlemen is to address
Fsse Free Sol meetings. at Springfield Mass on Mon
day evening sagas, - At Portland, Ne "Wednesday
evening. Angus, 3D. and at Bangor Thursday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

rvMr. WEBSTER, says a telegraph dispatch
10 the BOSTON papers is speak IN defence OF ;he Phil
adelph!a nonu atoms Il Msrshaeld on "Wednesday the
AMI inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

FAX SOIL MfKTINS-ln smother column Wi
be found sketch. by Reporter whom we sent cat
for the purpose of Free Soil meeting held at Goshen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

- The Receivers OF fhe P.siufeld Bank al
veft-e today, m parsasnce I'D decree IA Cl4ncery,
pay The certificates heretofore ssued by them % BIZ
holders faA their 0cr 10 this City, between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ and NJ % that ali who returned
te bills . them m due VII receive the entire
amount that = 70 say hundred cents on the dollar.
Newark Advertiser.
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LEARY A co. Hsrep,
). 4and 5 Asi0f h0ss
aa36t

GrSrLENEN's HATS Fall FAsMoS Fos Ns--Ws
H. BEEBE Co Haters. 10 Broadway. Nes.YoFs, sst
js Chesinu,.st Philadelphia, respectfully give noues as
they will issue the Fall Fashion for Genuemens hsc0
Saturday,, August y, INST
They will on this occasion present m entirely rev an
unique Style surprising IN quality any HAT hat has srhers
been produced and adapting sef particularly 10 ne ss
aud features Of each individual wearer
Il is their desire that this Hat may undergo ngd essr
nation and they wish that every gentleman purchasing
hat would look H. with superficial glance, ri
with the microscopic eye Of counoisseur lie vii hss
be euab ed to know and Judge for himself whether 10 hi
Is Tie true standard for taste and merit
WIN II BEesE 4 Co. respectfully offer al opinion-sna
they think their knowledge and experience Ia tho hs's~
en- them to gve--thai their hat f0r hls season si
found superior in every point 10 anything In Tie sne nr
has been manufactured up to the present period.
They wish to take this opportunity u returning iheE
thanks for The liberal patronage bestowed upon thar ess
Hshmenis and to assure the public that no cfonsu y
spared to merit Us continuance.
NB-W. II. Is. Il Co viii open al the same time seven
cartons Of magnificent Paris Chspesux and cssqusa,h
children ne richest and handsomesI goods ever imported
au9 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

70 On "Wednesday evening large meeting
held in Springfield, Mass in behalf OF ireano a.
which sgTs were collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

F.LL FASHION Hsrs,-WAsSoczs', 9S Bfosdsr .
now prepared to offer for sale their Fal ;ye Gesenee
Hats. We invite special attention 70 me rrne~si -
falner exceedingly popular style Of cloth Cndefon
which. we are persuaded, nothing give more
satisfaction. WARNocKs, Hansf.
80 d rs Bros1rg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

20 Mr.. BUCHANAN, Secretary OF State. wii
mskc ,isii North, when the President returns 10
Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

~ To those who are DESTROYS Of more custom, ln
cy 0fY. b. palmer saOcds every f4ciy, as o'sr xs
formation NAV be diHased any extent al ne 49, r
bys single opersuou. ard Al the proper sessoo o'
The Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

HAS CORNER o. BROADWAY AND FULros srs'--nA. ".
Fall style Of Hat has been introduced one week y"
large sales establish the fact hat hey meet the pao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

GESTLnsES's HArs-FALL sTyLE--AHDoS, l51 Brct
way-The subscriber would respectfully call the sre,sr
Of his friends and The public TO the style for the ~
and Winter which he has now ready for inspecuos ~
hats having slways given general and entire ssnsfscno'
he deems superfuous 20 enter INTO detail Of he nen'
he article, which be ; confident will compare most hrr'
bly, any and every respect with those offered By onef~
Adjustments In The city. khiDor
n B. The most approved style Of caps always % a''
Particular attention army and navy caps saf lns''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

From ta- Hoer1 rrr--s B~--ls1t >oce'y p-r frs1 81
rr-ssrr-r s-0 from Clar.s Gasal Dl-g C- ~ o. 5l
wtr- q ts c's o Brsy- Johr stsl Irea-ur-f SILL
NIB. The name and contribution Of " John LOBBY
- omitted by mistake in our report Of the last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

FINE DREss Doors AND sHoEs-WATSISs. ia Fulton a.
makes the handsomes boot IN the city and sells At very low
prices His boot. are really good and all rade in his
own establishment Gentlemen who study taste well
economy would do well to call. au.6 3teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

- Toe next meeting Of the Friends Of Ireland
viii be held AZ vauxhau on Monday evening
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npnnHIYN AFFAIRS.

SprR TO BENEvOLENCE.-Ihe Mayor OF t's
.i.v received Yesterday morning from VIM : Parker
80 The nunAcen, sum OF $1,000 for the relief Of the
.,serers BY the late IRE in Albany.
The CoURrs.--The Court OF oyer and IeFmiher
VII commence on Tuesday next and remain open "
49,, ,h-se weeks a. large amount OF business Is 70
n. si.no.ed OF The Grsnd Jurors have siresdy been
.,s.tsd ard the case Of Kourt viii be the hrsi one
tried The TIA. Of G Northerman for coanierietng'
will take place the first week OF the term and AFTER
tsen the case ofthe conspiracy Indictments in which
LAWYER and A large isndhoder q the sixth Ward are
defendants.
AcciDENr.-An elderly gentleman, while pass
Ing down clinton - yesterday accidentally trod on an
orsueepeel snd fell to the ground. lie was taken mp
severely injured. and one Of his legs IS supposed to
have been broken
FxcuRslox-A large party Of Aldermen and Sc
ls,t men OF Brooklyn wcse conveyed 70 Coney Island
yesterday
lxorEsr.-Corouer Ball held an inquest yester-
s,, a, 30 Adamssf on the body Of msn named Mar.
., ,ifsn AGED 66 wears who suddenly itl down q, al
=, H.. Atisnfc Ferry south 8roOklyu. inis morning
h, rss, 40 his business IN comparatively good health
bnt s. brought home % his afflicted family 10 "nom
h. was deyoedly attached dead. Verdict died oy as
ease of the heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

~ A large Wing Meeting was held in Spring
field, Mass on Thursday evening last. Mr.. ASH
NUN, the able Representative Of the District IN
Congress. made an eloquent speech, concluding by
declaring that no earthly consideration would IN
duce him 10 vote for Gen. TAYLOR # he thought
he would veto the Wimot Proviso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
south Carolina again.

The Calhoun wing OF the Loco fOco party heid
a large meeting on the 2lst inst-Hon john HI
CIR. President assisted by Hon. H. L. PiScKSEY'
BESJAMIs s. RBETr and twentyeight other
Vice Presidents. and DR.. A P. HAYSE and three
others az Secretaries. A. II. Brown submitted a
series of ultra Southern resolutions, prepared by
the South Carolina Delegation IN Congress az
Washington, ratiiying the nomination OF Cass and
Butler. when were adopted after considerable dis
cussion
At one time the meeting was scene OF uni
versa rowdyism according to sn article IN the uer-
eury, and Col. Jno Cunningham, svailins himself
Of the uproar, came forwa ard with series OF Tay-
lor and Butler resolutions, which occasioned great
confusion. Col / w Hayne and b. r. Carroll ad
voaated the passage OF these resolutions, but were
overpowered by the Calhoun men. Col. Hunt al
vocated the Cas and Butler resolutions and they
were declared carried The Taylor and Butler
men felt dissatisfied, and called an indignation
meeting for the 23d, on Charleston Neck. The
Mercury refuses to publish any more Taylor COM
munications with which the Cbarlestc'i press has
been filed for some time psst and is willing 10
print unexceptionable Cass articles, but thinks II
can employ its columns much more useiully than
discussing the claims of either OF the rival caDdi-
dates for the Presidency. The vote Of South Ca
rolna says the Mercury is now morally certain
for Cass. Gen. Taylor nomination by the Wing
party cat him of from support by any oonsidera.
bic number OF the Loeofocos of the Calhoun wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26

DnMoND.PoNrED GoLD PISS sold B. r. Watson
4 Co. IS Wail-st, wholesale and rets educsd prices
Gold pens and gold add silver ea-esi cry variety Tho
celebrated Richeieu" pens sold exclusively as above
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STANDARD FAsHIoN-FALL, 1873.
cESrLENsN's H,Ts


~ Lr,Ry Co.'S style for The ensuing vii v
ready for exhibition and delivery FRIDAY, 2ith Augus
Gentlemen ofrehned issie and cultivated perception who
readily discriminate between the geniee snd lie neegsn
will observe IN the fashion shove announced coubnsoa
Of accurate proportions and graceu outline attractive he
most lasidious sdmlrer Of Besuiy.
GENUINE BEAVER HATS
This unrvaed aruee present thi. season VIII many
valuable improvements snd u Il airnscsy superior
in every requisite for rich and finished head covering to
anything else that has yet been discovered From he nne
Of he origin Of our establishment, 10 the present have
spared no endesvor expense for he sccompishms u
ons object VIZ produce al all times fabric eoupos-d
the choicest known materials, which sh0ud merit dsncrou
for rs rare combination Of utility, beauty Of hnsh aid
ne taste The fact that n Pans and In London. wei
hroue bout this country LsasY Co.'S Hats soon ssur-t
aud FOR many years have msnisned despite al eonpeu
uon celebrity unprecedented IN the annals Of the he
most valid proof that our efforts have been einnenly
LEARY A co. Hsrep
L H..
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NOTICE
Ofsome importance to he Public.
lFARY A Co.'S

u 5Dmt Iinp0nanct % NE FuOHc.
LEARY Co.'S
MOLEsKIN SILK HATS.
OF The finest quality and the latest fashion, embcrg n~
most recent improvements, and unexcellsd BY J hereto
fore produced, Will be hsneeforh sold At
-FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made for the msnufaesrd
this article the increased f-cllcs enjoyed for pfoahnt
from France sad In this market the choicest necessSJ"
iersls and the greatly extended sales anticipated BIS
Co. warrant themin afordng the article IS above
LEARY 4 co, HAiies
anzI6t g. 4and A.iOf Hoa>