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A. NJ. MERwlNs Auctioneer.

by BANGS, BROTAkR q CUs store &pf otoao'
AWAY Particular attention given TO tue sale Oh EflVsi7
Libraries Cash advances made when desired -r
NoTIcE.-The coparnership OF BANGS, PLATf Z So;
was dissolved By the death OF Mr. PLATT on the $40 OF
Nav Isn't The business win be continued by the survivors
under the tile of BANGS, BROTHER co.
New-York. Aug. l. 1850.
REGULAR REW-YORK FALL Trade SALE.
Yhe Catalogue OF this SALE which embraces the most eX-
tensye variety OF desirable stock offered al Prade
Sale Ia now re2dy for delivery to the Trade The sale VIII
cccupy Two entire wees g. commencing With the Books,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, sept IL,
Aessra Phomas Cowperlhwai L Co.'S invoice VIII be
SrSt or5ey followed BY the lists OF AesSs Lea ssnch-
ard; ?bllips Sampson Col Lippincott Grambo Go
John c. Rher and others forming choice couscaon OF
the most salegble publications
THURSDAY, Sapt IL
YhB days sale Is unusually ch and atracVe
the extensive contributions OF messrs h. p AnnerR DO,
gan L Thompson; wilkins Carter X Co; Gouldf kendall
l. Lincoln; Rsppan Whlttemore Masoni Croker q
Brewster, G. 2. Putnam ard others.
AT PRIVATE SALE--A greas assortment OF Wnung -
pers Letter Cap, Cut and Flat do on the most ayoTeoe
iera Booksellers and country merchants are invited To
call.
Az PaIvAra SkER-Aohn's Popular library Beriss-
gopsle sets OF these desirable and select works. ss
aow offered to tbs trade and Others comprlng The Stand
ard Library 81 vols t1e gcionhhc Library vols ms az
1uuar!zn library IS vos; the Classical Library vols
and tho Illustrated library new seres Including odges
Portraits OF Iustious Percentages OF Great Brusm hs
volumes sold separately II deGired new List has I1s
Issued Of tho Fsrous works sne may ." asa 81 s'
store. 49,.
Also AaYdncrB Popular Lectures on Science aud AgA
yos svo; Ewbank's Hydraulics and Mechanics, John
sons Farmers Encyclopedias Gnenons Eros "orH %
Mich Cows, Sh&er's Principles OF Agriculture, 8ons
Bongeter Rsnnetts Double EuTy Bookkeeping, Svc
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INSURANCE.
NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000 oFFIcE s6 wALL-sr.
TVJHIs COMPANY having It's capital all paid in CASH
4 will be prepared, and after today to insure RulG
ings Merchandise Household Eurniure Vesssls in Port.
their Cagoes &c against loss damage by FIRE, on the
favorable erms Of the Fire Insurance Companies OF
ths city.
DIRECTORS;
Phonas Marean, &C. Doromus, Chas. Corey Taber,
n Jones Simeon Draper, Daniel Fsnshaw,
John Mortimer yr Palmer Townsend, Peter Naylor,
D stewart f. Coddlugton 81. 81. Gnnnell
w Whitewyight Jr Henry Coggin, John z Johnston,
Chas DambmEnn L. ID. Conan, jacob Liltie
Jas l. Varick, Ezra Wheeler, Washington Irving,
VIM a. Wisner, e. B. Brown, John Bddge,
VIM 3. Send, Ed. Ellsworth Fileston,
John W. Howl g. g. Smith, JosiRh Lane
Bent A. MuInford, g. o. Robbns z. w. Durham.
r. E. Davis L. 3. Loder,
W. o. BEND, President.
L. a. IRVING. Secretary. auH I'm
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WIN w Shirley Auctoneer.
CROCKERY AND GLASS SALE.-THuRB-
ODAY Bspt IL al 10 O'Clock at l6 Willamst peremp-
tory cash sale OF 20 crates yellow fire. proof ware. Aso
whlts granite and blue Also 100 boxes aud pint
pressed flute tumbers the whole In lots to suit deses and
gg1oceYg si 2ist
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q n KrMp Anc,,onae-

r. @. KEMP, Auc,ionser.
HOUSEHOLD FUKE III TI. WE D s
Ninth.av- KEMP will sell at auction as above the
furniture contained In the above house Of good
excelen. paror stove carpets, &C. gale positive ren or
ahne elOZtb'
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jenny LInp WALKING CANES


6'ANES MOUNTED with beautiful bust Of jenny Lind
Yin gold ard nlver--greay admired By @essrn bene.
dict Beletti and sarnup Manuscsut,d Wholesale and
retail ny w e. ROSE 81 Reede-st. The subscriber re-
specially calls The attention to the folowing
IRVING HOUSE, Sept 7, 1850.
EIR am requested by Messrs Benedict and Bseth to
return you theif thanks for the very beautiful canes sur
mounted by elegant bust OF hde. Jenny Lind, pre-
sented by you to them. And subscribe myael9
20 Mr. w e. ROSE silverumiih and Cane Moun.er, 81
Reade ST. s0 Iva
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WINDOW SHADES.

LOOK, AND READ
WINDOW SHADES AID COKNIOES e
man and Spruce We have the beat, largest and richest
essor,ment Call examine, ssisfy yourselves The price
Of the different sye will induce you TO purchase shhasS
exhibited with pleasure. Remember- nm.
aln wa RARTOI.H. lbs and III Wlliama IS
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sCAPlTAL PUNISHMENT DIR Rice. of tina Pres
byteyton et the West and Rev. Afr. Hodgenan, of
the ST. Louis Presbyterian, are engagedin a sort
of guerrilla war over the subject of Capital Punish
faS-.he former in favor, aud the latter opposed
70 u. Dr. Rice expresses establishment that
Pteshyterian minister should join in the out cry
asRinss Capital Punishment. To this MIR. H. re,
pltss, that if he had known that an expression OF
hls opinion would have wounded his brother, he
would probably have RETAINED from any expression
OF opinion, on tho principle lad down by the Apes
sie, that not TO round the hre0k conscience
oil e brother, lest we sn against Christ. de pro-
ceeds osay We should like to knew, il we are
mol TO utter an opinion u2on any of the mooted
question OF the day, till we have previously ascer-
tanned what sentiment is held at Cincinnati. Has
the sun of moral ut and knowledge whose posi-
ti6p claimed to be in the Eest changed its To-
cation and got out "a far West az Cincinnsti?
although 8 msiority of the Presby terrain Church
may be in ihvor Of Capital Punishment yet we can
inform cur hrothsr that respectable minority are
opp sed 10 it; and this mn rity, we have not the
sightest doubt, Will iuc,ease t the universal ssn.
sueIt of the Church shall be against practices fit
only for an unsnlightened age. and for lao dis
pepsasioH but never designed for the diapensation
OF Craze and Truth, brought in by Jesus Christ
----es--------"
~ Inc 80, Lou's Republican says: The Upper
&isslsslppl below the Rapids, 10 rising the effect
o. recent rains The Illinois is nearly bank full
nom feTu % me mouth, und the water wants only
scme q to feesmore TO rise to send it over all the
princp !, low grounds asd bottoms Boats in veg.
serday from Laselle report 10 to 10 feet water in
he chsouel, and freieh: very scarce all slong ths
liver Produce is also very scarce az all the towns
and landfngs on the Upper Mississippi and Mu.
sOuri
70 Gen Hinton the Ohio mail robber, arrived
q. Cleveland, the 7th in custody of officer Mile.
aiAsrou. ar u Commissioner Stetson fixed
as bail at s25 oe0 He was then conducted TO jail.
n new Conet WAS discovered by the Cam.
ofci astronomers on the 29.h ut 1t is in the
sSSo''eia5ion Gsu'e'opadeus, ten degrees north Of
IA ar @i9hs te;scf
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WASHING MADE EASY,
OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES WITHOUT MA
CHIMES, Wash BOARDS OR FOUNDING
BARRELS.

OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES WITHOUT MA
CHIMES, Wash ROARDS OR POUNDING
BARRELS.
RUBBING UNNECESSARYl
BYMADAhE gEAvELT, PATENT FRENCH LAuHDREss.
Seventh Edition, improved.
The lnoat Popular Work ever Printed.
$4,000 COPIES BOLD IN SIX MONTHS
TGHIS WORK lie really thu most useful TO housekseperS
CT hn, iBsued. II gives plain Instructions about
lily ~aShnR In very short time, without using poundera,
rubbers machines ncdp turpenne, amonin camphene
other ofepAiye articles i bangseg all
WASHING DAY TROUBLES,
and me kes the dreaded day OF nuds and scodng ~
pleasant any mproVes the appearance OF the clothes,
renders them white snoW ess OH 40 buttons requires
no neFd labor and saves all wear ana es me pampne
also nsIucs persor5 how TO waah Calicoes or Cotton
PT1ns Wiihou fading AlBo how TO make starch aad clear
starch Laces Cembics &c and how to iron them in the
French St, IT, Also hoy 10 Tenoyae yelye;s clean "a
&C. These the greatest and most valuable chemical dis
coyertes OF the age ny method adopted by all the large
DC. The Instructions plain mistake them.
The srices uied all sae agreeable cheap and be
obtained anywhere for few centa Ny Elan lg !he
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD.
The work ent by mail 10 sealed envelopa OF single let
ter postage Price opsy 81 per copy Read the annexed
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE.
eve have tried Madame BEAVELTS system OF Wash
inR and consider II the beet In the world and worth more
than il asked for II"
Mrs Lppincotl 1902 BarroW.sL
E. Lyon, 4T2 9raDd-sL
2 CoZzsps l04 NassaugL
J. Hooper, log Fulton-Et
NJ r Kluss, 81 Eigblh-av.
IL. II Johnson bookkeeper l09 Nsssau.h.
Thousands have tried and could be named bu Rpace La
TOO costly In this paper add more
70 avoid imitation and counterfsIts be sure to direct
Jour lette or send TO Madame BEAVELp Paten. Leun.
dfeas 4S Annat New York postage peid and the pamph
let vii ae forwarded By The first mail Thousands sent
By mall eyery month. No person Ia authorized sell
this work without written certificate Of Agency from the
Prophet 7. ANS lmecd*
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INDICATED vAPOR, SULPHUR, AND 10.
NADlNE BATHS.-EJ CARROLL celebrated Baths,
As BsrcsysI. are highly Teconms. ded BY D" moi, MOI
and other eminent Physicians most safe and eiecmd
remedy for colds inismstory and chroaie rnelratsns
MercSrsl diseases, SUI snd enlarged lons hVer COM
paint psu In the cheat or side neuralgia deanea asthma,
prorchs pimpes on The face ffecEles ton, salt rheGm
Itch teera ring worm, barbera Itch erys!Peia' sRd az
glanduar cutaneous erupiye complaints arIng rom
inquiries OF The blood derangsd state OF the Systsm
81
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GEORGE w. SAyAeE, secretary. te20w
THE NEw.ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE In
The mutual principle. AgencyI43 Wa.s Jaunceey. Court
Guarantee capital and net accumulation exceeding $3.50 O
az creasng for benefit OF members present and iulue
The whole safely and advantage ously invested.
The business conducted exclusively for the benen oil hs
persons insured.
fhe greatest risk taken on HE $40 0O0
Surplus distributed among the mefnbe every ffth year
rom December |, 1913; settled N cash, or by addition to
policy To-.
desired, and amounts not 100 small
In Policy for The whole Efe The Insured oelnR enoGa
the age OF fyaeven may pay annually ior I'VE ss
half OF the premium II that age Ihfeet!Ihs o. leash
50 10 be paid, and inieTeet on the remainder n.
Forms OF application, End pamphlets CT NE r.
It's reports 10 be had OF the agent forwarded BY s
written for, post paid. fla, ..,as the
Ehs Company complied IL every paTecS aISsr States
laws Ct this sse respecting Companies o. 3 from
doing bu sinesa here, AID the Agent hss ee'
the Controller to that effect
Willard Phlllps Preideniz o,nn,rohar
n p wider Chs. P. Gurfs, r. "a ~ Wsiaw1ghi
Geo. kabn y y% y ETC., ss9Ps WIN Raymond E'''
Wa VIZ P sa4ISs Sys F. STEVENS ssesss
Hog5rER s 20 %sTs slJ JsaScsy Court New
., TsU ia yE isls SG ~ az
Dho 4SsAa No astehauysy MI s. ESwoRTG Peg,
% gutoD IL srcosiyr.. au9 CO.
aea-s1e FiVINE TRApH pmym
raAysgIgss. q sts S9T's as f,f afo:sls &c
5a saIs: s sssas sia 'rwISs
$3.50 so, hs IHas5 sa as Cot rwiso
a aaeoiSs Lies Oil, eetsTwn4.
&c. ~ syE,l.igs assortment o. Hemp wppotag
,vii,e Of all .z.s Fs1 and Enp fjr sa.e Big tho f<
wiz II ny I'D c'ah~ 20 n'd-r o.
81 IN eed' a TsAvERs L %, ~ MAIDEN iarA.
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AuCTION SALES.
B aARpINER, Auelloneer.

GARDINER, Aucioneer.
YEYxyT7RGDAY 10Th al 10 O'Clock al he Saea Room,
1 SIS sroadway elesaD. Rosewood and Mahogany Fu''
nliure China and Glsss Ware Rico Bohemian 1ods s;
ccmpr,,Ir IaTee and valuable assortment OF the mosi
fashions bic goots offered this season, viz enc enr s
of elegan, GOD farptur covered In satin oroc s
viz rose voc SETS chairs, auenl 40 dead SINS
black walnut chamber rninre extension dinng Rpd 'ea
lab es French and otbsr bedsteads Also blsce "s.u'
fui niIure. bureRUx wsshsai DIS chairs &c HS0'
Fret CD Ch1s rich Bohemian ware, &c. 81
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ClO'rHlN

observation-disclosures
TE,HE jenny LIND EXCITEMENT which
seems to extend TO everybody and everything found
itg way to 81 Canal aso where 1t has caused RRODEL
BELL the New York Cloak Makers to put forth their
Rreaest energies In making something very stylish In the
ay of Opera Coaks for the forthcoming concerts and
would wise ladies New ork to go aud whsher
not they have succeeded. al03t"
NTRN,s AND BOYS OLOTHIN6a AT WHOLE
I've sale and retailOver fifty thousand dollars worth
OF fashionable Ready made Clothing for sale low phces
at j. VANDERBITTe, 81 Fulton.s Alto large assort'
ment honsble goods which will be made to order In
a st- that cannot be surpassed No 81 Fulsonss norh
west corner OF Gold. "a lmeodN
CLOFHlNGA ARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vol fashonabe ready. made Clothing OF every dsscrip
tiopl 600 Coats from 81 IS 5000 Vests, from . to
"a; IS OOO Pants from 81 TO S. TO measure Cloths, Cas-
simsres and VeatDgs, embracing ever thing new and
fashionsbe. fratreie fit always guaranteed sugie
iria will convince all Twenty per cent. less ihan any
house in this City, for caah. Remember The name and
number. MlChAEL CUnW Al,
% 3meod* l43 Fulton 81 near broadway.
SHIHFs, UNDERsHlRTs, DRAWERss1a
3 Purchasers OF goods In tho furnishing line, call
At sANXAYS GBNYLEaEN'S FURNIsHEKY, whete
You may get any article in the line Shirts and Collars o!
The styles made IN the best manner and TO III any per-
son. matter how difficult to guilt Under Shlrls ana
drawers for all and climates Also Cayath SockS
guspenderg Socks Gioves Handkerchief 0owp9 &c &C.
Goods sold a. low "a any concern In America NO 60
eond price.
Williams door above FULTON, opposite the Old North
Dutch Church. eul9 lmE
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8 GARDNER Aacdoneer,
pY BALDWIN GARDINER,

I'D sloFe SIS Broadway, cor, AnIhony-s1
- Particular attention VIII be given 10 sses OF Fancy
Cocoa Pofcelalo Psinn9s re Also Purnisure offani'
lea Igiypg up house keeping Also socAs Of Msnufae-
turers kc Al OF which respectfully poeited.
Having made arrangement with Mr.. A. C. TUfxL9
a. ho salesman be hopes TO merit the patronage OF bis
friends and the public leL lau
Ar PGIvArR sALE,-DIAMoSD JEwELRy, &c-l srea1,
PIN superb stugle brilliant of tho frat wser, yauet Al
$500 do Finger Ring, elle; do do, $685. do do S75
do DO S70us received and OF the latest and most fash
ionabe sYe Of setng and win be sod al prices much be-
xlso I snperb pex diver gill prize swordeos si26
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THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
nv 3HE CITY OF NETWORK, Office cor. OF Green-
Owich snd Dey sts over the North River Bank. Cash
capital S0Qt0 insurance against loss or damage by FIRE.
CROWELL ADAMS, President
GEORGE w. gAyAeE, secretary. ie20W
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THE eRoCERS,

THE 9HUUERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office, no. 81 Wall, corner Of Peari-s,. II. <.
CAPITAL $2C0009
Tg,HIS COMPANY having their capital all paid In, N
ca,h, are prepared to naure Buildings. Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Vessels In Port their CaEgos &C.
against loss damage by fire. also the ksks OF hlsnd
Navigation and Transportation, the most favorable
,erms All losses promptly adjusted aud paid
DIRECTORS
RUFUs sroRY MOSES TAYLOR, SAMPSON moore,
PETER MARTIs, GEORGE ELDER, GHAs. BuaKHALTER,
FRANCIS sKIbDY HENRY EDEY, asa s. PORTER,
JAS BWiLsoN ALEX q. GRANT, WIN. r. FOSTER,
BEN z SHERMAN, MARSHALL PEPooE Isaac @. TAYLOR,
SAMPSON MOORE, President.
J MILTON SMITH, Secretary. 27fns
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sNR. RfOHARDsONs sYRUP-One Of the beat
remedies OF the age DR. Richardson's syrup Tor chol'
era cholera mobus and summer complaints and panln ms
stomach n,
l22 Broadway; al the dyugest sore t6 do; Booert A.
SapIS 1873 BoWery; Haydock, 2l8 Pesr'et; aso, Bars.
Vkyz I75 Fulton.st BROOKLYN city. tel zm
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MEDICINES

X K ALI,s VEGETABLE SYRUP, Tor TIE
- .cure OF Cholera Morbus Choisra lnfAnnm Crsmps.
SIMMER Complaint and ali DiaIrheas and Dysentery,
yybether recent or chronic Also his Cholera Syrup
certain for Cholera 7hese preparations sS sy enemi
hess dIseases and hence eff ct cure with astonishing
quhnesa and ceAny They are perfectly harmless Ss. sS
ststs Also. The urophe.ors Treatse theae dEeAses
and on aC&oera considered as poison. Sold whole;
sale snd retail his Office, 1852 Fultoo,sL NJ DL sAn
CerGcates nom he following ply ssns and others Who
have II may be ct tho propdetofs ONCE T. =;
Hammond "A y. l29 CanAi-st. MY b. Kmbali n u oZz
Broadway NY Alex Clinton, n ,oS Houston St NJ
Y Mira w. Greene, III Broadway NY Ar. Geo psx'
ter - Ann-st- NY.; Mr. II. n Loe, ne Wnlams NY.
aus lm*
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IMPORTED oARPETINGs,
Rnu


FOR til q FALL TRADE.
SMITH LOUNSBERY now receiving thar SUP.
~ plies for the Fall Trade consulting Of ROYAL TAPEs-
GRAIN snd other CARP ETIN9S, comprising ona OF the
rges mos complete and desirable Rssottmsns ever OF.
fet ed in tss market.
Their purchases being made entirely for CASH affords
them advantages In making selections that but few possess
and enables them to sell 81 the lowest possible prices
English TapeStry carpeis from La to la per yard
English Brussels Csrpes from 60 10 I0s per yard.
ELg nan ThTeepiy oatpes froE Is to les Der yard.
slgiib AID American aupaifas Ingram Carpets rom
IS 10 IL per yard.
per yard.
Common TrgFsin Carpets, from % 10 Is per yard
Aiso lgrgc s,ock OF In l!sh and American FLOOR
OIL CL0THs fom 2 feet to "a feet vide
DRUGGETtNGS. So, "a, 1874 ans ia wide. with
cfoee sssorm en ot ali cher goods connected with Inc
facr equally low. SIXTH i LOUN3BERY,
s22Ns 4.s Peasi sixih CAREER from Chatham.
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ARREST OF PIcK.PooKETs Two German pick.
pockets, named Levy, were yesterday arrested for
attempting to pick The pockets of a gentleman,
while looking in at Genin's hat store in Broadway.
Officer Reed and Constable Miner Of the Second
Ward, happened to be near, and saw the fellows at
thtir work. The officers mixed in ths crowd, when
be Boon after felt one of the LEWIS funbling at
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DARKEyELLE HYDROPAEHTO INSTI"
TUTE-Incorporsted by the State Of New'Jefsey Tor
the cure OF diseases by the water treatment having been
enlarged can now accommodate few more patients -
The resident paysican is pup OF the celebrated Pes.
nitz The mild climate and the purity Of the water oneE
great Inducements to afflicted with pulmonary or
Rheumatic diseases Apply to SAMUEL WEBB, o3
South Founh Philadelphia or at the Inssisuts 10 niles
south OF Philadelphia 30 i've
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$4,000 wrNDowI SHADES

xx1uo1.rsAIE AND RETAIL, Of great bargains In
w los to purchasers from 20 up, OF 4S eear fouk
doors nom Cha,ha1n.s trimmings csmbrcs, &c. for the
q,.de IS Inn w JENKB.
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WINDOW SHADES.
HIEI,YY & RIKER l3l ChIthh11sL call The attention
IN OF all persons wanting Shades their assortment OF
Blades and materials for making and hanging Shades
They make the bes! quality only and sell at prices ul %
uer cent Iaas than any other nuectureFs All Shsdea
warranted not TO R!ick or curl aul9 lmDNWh
XKTINDOW SHADES! GILT ooRNlCEs! ORA.
w Perry MUSLINs ac-Faniliea about furnishinE
their windows with the above articles, will ind ct u
WOODFORDS, 295 Broadway, tbs largeat and best a.
aortnent city; several syes never before miro
duced In NewYork Lace and mustn curtains, dEapey,
chasing OF the subscriber may rely upon getting hrstsas
article and low IL 10 possible to import or maniac.
lure H. Merchan buying awhoesee will hnd decidedly
TO their advantage call betore ssing elsewhere
al6tf J.C. WOo0PORD, 2s5 Broadway
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DRY GOODS.

SUPERFINE BLEAOHED gHKRF1HGS.--
- 200 etses YORK. PrsmnmR, Wachusens Dover AnG
American Kills Eupof6ne S6037 inch Bhirtinga. Aso az
trn-supSr 81 ineh ghirhnzs tor sale by
my& NESMTTH Co 50 and 81 Fine-st
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LEGEoRId HAT MAJ UPACTORY
I " LIS Jh's L. ghorn Hzt Mandatory, Eighth ave.
y. ttr hht hcn5s T=euiy. sIh 8, s,de Per
son hssirg L~gofn 5cnEets Flats have lien alter.
ed iao sa5iosni@ shape. whoa. ny APPEARANCE OF pec
ine, Ut: ealAEaiishment Inns
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MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACctDEET.-H Henri
eta spearhawk, e child 8 months DID, whose pa
rents reside Mt No 1856 Greenwich.st yesterday
morning fell from the fifth story window into the
area and was instantly dashed TO pieces. It had
climbed up to the window to look for its father,
and losing its balance fell. The Coroner held an
inquest and averdct in accordance With the above
facts WAS rendered.
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STARK MILLs DRELLINGs.-50o pacSeses
6brown, bleached, slate and bae extra stout hnd pno
aualed In perfection of manufacture. For sale by
mys HE8BITH & CO. 81 and - PtEa-5t
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l2GCK BINDKES LEATHER.-Tho subscriber
3sbsa nsnd Ind II constantly receiving English Coofed
s2vsrs Coiored CAT skns French 2ursey Morocco a1s-
Re Leather. Called SpF gnc Calf Skis Sock Cloth,
RsfblH Pspey and every sTtice required for bln56ry
Aezy h11d large assortment OF 80 D1dlsy's sup.
nQg Ssrs etivers San5, Sheep end Law Calf SkinE. All
Of which . heed al the 10 seat naFfTi prices, by
RES iE'~ JAMES COOK 2@5t pssr'-ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

aANgIGG ROUSE OF ] oARorRER3 L. CO
no, IS WO0D-sT- PITTSBURGH, PA
'3}bHCT'i OSss made on ali the principal Cttss OF
Y 10 United stsI5s Reference IN Esvs- Ygra Sssgre
Hi-sss, LsQier ( Co 81 Rsltsl sal7tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

DEATH BY DRowRlNG,-The Coroner held an
inquest yesterday at the foot of TwentethSt N B.
upon the body OF Mr. McLeody, formerly residing
1T 264 Seventeenth st. who was drowned GA Sa.ur
cay night. The deceased left the house on Satur
day evening and waasnot head OF until yesterday,
when his body W as found, as stated. man named
Andrew Johnson was arrested on suspicion of hav
ing caused bis DEATH but upon inve'tg alton before
the Coroner he was discharged and verdict OF
death by drowning was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

GREENLsAs L KtNsLEY,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
A = CoRTLAED.ST.
3 - New.YoLk l25meods
Rrst qualities 4 Gcu7z on advantageous terms Tor
RETAILERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS and hASURACruRERs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

lime UEBLEACHED COFTOHs.-sO0 bslss
T. Rhode Island Palo Alto, Rockingham, Hooksstt He'd.
way, Hope. Walsham and other sylea, for sale by
nys HESEifH GO. 50 and 81 Fne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

ARREST FOR FALSE PRETENsEs-A man nanlsd
Jacob Reton was yesterday arrested By oti1e OF
ne sday Last from 8. s. WyckoR grocer, Of l02
Veseys Of. eleven liquor casks valued at 522, by
falsely representing himself to be cooper
and having shop at $40 Wa.er.st. which is al.
legged to be false. Complainant states that he pro
missed to pay for the casks on the day Of the pur.
cssBe but on getting them in his possession
changed bis mind, He was held by Justice L a.
khron TO RnaWer.