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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
Things I'm PssladeIphis.
Ience Of Tn. Tribosa


FaLsDsLsEis, Thursday Asg ~
About O'Clock this morning baildipg in Rghsh-
st. between Race and Vine. Owned by g. ID. Prsnt-
eel, was destroyed by Ere. Two dwellings Cd
joining, occupied by hH Peters aud Miss Masss,
were much injured BY water. The IRE was me
work q an incendisry.
John Hen, cltmp-msker, ia the employo OF Archer
q amer, WAS assaulted In Kessinsson iastnixht
by some unknown socQndrel His face wss
mashed awfuIy BY slsng shot
The nah train OF cars from Baliimars did NOT ~
rive II this city until noon 70 dsy, when Il should
have reached here AZ O'Clock this morning rhs
cause OF the detention was the bgeasins of an sxls
OF the locomotive near Wilmington No osasr
dsmsfe was Gone
The supplies Of FLOUR are Increasing rhe dsms,t
beth Tor expoft srd clay consumption 10 lrnied ssd ~
maitet Il Gull. Sales Of fresh ground s. Sil ana xooi
ofss dssre ess for ely s'y7i9S 70 y DOL ssls
Of Rye FLorR at g. 81 Coax MEAI 10 rstbss m arc ,a.
cuired afer o bbs Penis vsnis solf yeslsrdsy a n
BOZ The market well supplied win WHsAr bal ts
lertro limited, ard several coca haze slor>i.
Prices sre rather rseted ara the mers hold "A Tor
lower Sales q 6t0O o1sh-s Red ss p3l 10 hor
hthrg dor N Rvs. Coss 10 steady csais 1os xoe
yellow. goo bushels, sistuy damp sold Al % c~sss
OARS are 10 better demsrd tses OF souh-rn II $50
- cent?, aud fenrsylFsna Of S9t0 cents y bushel--
WHnSY SIN good demand. Sales 10 bids 81 2si esnss,
bbls sr- held At n ccnts
SALEs % srooEs Evsf Bevrd Is ksnaf.cnurerv s,S
hechsrics Hk q % urion Csns Isl IS 90, IA; s1da
ssie g. f6, ltei $500 do. 1904 eio0 Ga IS iaTt Is
Penn hR, t5t SEQ state So. IS u Penn sk l@;
80, 2 - 90, u 10 Phi 81 1891
Lehish Sc SCI 81 800 60, 81 t0o0 Camden ana AmboY
kR Ga. 70, al SAt55 Texas Reg Notes, 81.
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By THR ITDyIGHT SOUTHERN IlII.
Mr.. Ewbsrk before the Sesasss
r..nIl...-..A ~ - $3.50

NSFfcaPc1cc1ce ct Tue tFin1bc
wssuseToS. Wednesday. Anx ..
The fate Of Mr.. EwBAsks appointment a. Con-
missioner Of Patents. which stu lingers In the "a
ate tr confirmation. 10 creating 4 gooi deal Of
speculate. A very general impression seems 10
sxst-esused BY statements, more or less positive,
ofWsshiaeton letter writsrs-th,t his rejection u
almost certain Wills on the other hand. soma
moving ores predict with confidence that the
sensie vii Dot be guilty Of an act 90 msaifsstiy
unjust IL Is vel urdeusnod here thst the oppo
sition to Mr. = cores from one or more IN ividl-
as Who srs interested in A. ex,es,loa case, ncs
before tho oee, which il TO be decided. It Ia said
on the Soth Of the present noDth With pres
eience that their designs whatever they are, nav
be frustrated BY the decision o. the present Com
missioner, they are, i, is said, using ev,ry insa.
enee m their power {, procure from TIE Senate
Committee report uniayOrsblsp Mr. N. That
Objections so trsnspsrensiy based on motives Of
sefnterest will have weight with the ssaassL
for one. an not wiling TO believe
Mr. EwsASxis q man Of the hishess iosev-isv.
remarkably industrious, and every way capable os
dischsrsing the responsible duties OF his oncs.
His reecsicn by tie Senate wO0d Be an act Of last
ing disgrace 70 that body. JuSrus.
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BOOK TRADE.

sHo; OF ARrHUR's HOME AzErrE.
,sn D.shED rHls DAY, III, second nanosr or Ar.
eosrks1s-kuing a VITA by r =. Arthur. eo-su..a
ne epee'sr siafnei The Pilgrims o. Asryiant By W q.
TOO GOOD Credit b. z. s. Arsour; 70 Los,
- o9O y. rfssnesi DOE't give up, story FOR
Youth By the Editor Tribute 10 he ssro,, =, rs,
fsJlor' By Mics B'ensr; Domestic Ee,,omv, T,,s,o,,.
Die lciersi sabbslh Readings; Stat. 10 Bou..v,., =.
Ae-oe'ae ls1se variety o. miseelapsous reasinz
fefns-e2 per anrun IN sdvaacs; thrss e,p., y, *
sDss copies or sale Al ell Tie se~spsssr aye1-iss Il
een's, TetAL DEXTER BROrHER,
suS0 It. g.. !,
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cOoL--7Ae Frankfort (Ky.l Woman gives the
Sewing specimen Of foreign news as expoundsd
,Kestucky;
sfhe Whig party In France dessrve the execraop, q
hborrf men In The universe. They get tnto powsr bv
rcs solemn pledges 20 the people OF beng their hes,
.srtA ana sner getting power they show ther fendshp
IRON ~ stt,ons Of toAifs people the right OF su
cssnmsnt." '"a"' VI
such being the case. the Wbig party ia this
ssntry ought to be put down. Perhaps, however
ssssse would no! be 40 bad if the laboring people
afed from the elective franchise in France had
sheen rh''e, The YcOmaa's democracy be.
sOf that profound tor which makes a mln's
sHrh rights depend on tho shade Of lis cum.
axiom
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STABBIsG AFFAiR.-A man named Thompson
was stabbed by man named Clark at eanqaoit
near Utica, on Tuesday last. The Ulica GaSefss
gives the following account Of the affair;
The parties, with two others, bad been some time
conversDg on ordinary topics and occasionally drink
ing beer not however 10 excess, when CLARK sud
denly seized Thompson and threw him. Tho latter
supposed II was In sport but Clsrks asserting
that IL was not Thompson tarne. him 90 the srosad
and alter he was upDermoa arose. Clark thea said
BE meant u whip him vhA be first attacked him,
ard In the course Of conversation Thompson's wife
came cut and was standing between them, when
Clark suddenly drew knife and struck back hand
blow the blade and part Of the handle Of the knde
entering Thompson's chest little 20 the right OF
the middle line Ct the sixth rib, making q wound
about ar or Eve inches deep, which perforated the
lang. Thompson exclaimed. Yoo have stabbed
me 10 the heart |" and asked Clark II he mssnt 10
DO 10, 70 which O. replied, "Yes, by God, did,"
and iuams disteiy started for Clsyville.
Tbompsons condition 10 one Of extreme danger.
BE bresihes with sres pain and di1icalty, and sir
from his lung passes out through the wound His
physician thinks he will not survive. An examiE-
alton OF Clara vas bad on Monday, end he vas
fully committed. Daring the progress Of she sx-
animation. the Cosrt went 70 Thompson's house 70
get Bis testimony and the prisoner was taken along
On bis entrance, Mrs.. Thompson manifested the
greatest agitation ard excitement and burst into
tears. C arb himself sat down and vept during
the taking Of tire testimony. Thompson II about
30 yens Old, and CLARK rather younger. We do
not lesrn that any previocs quarrel bad occurred,
although we believe Clark asserts that Thompson
began the ARRAY By striking him
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The Break in tho Illinois Canal.

OHicAeo, SAI0r5ay, Aug "a.
BEAR siR' You will have heard thu, there ia
sesk In our Canal. A piece Of the Canal and en-
Sueduct over Net.le Creek have been carried
gay. Torepair this thoroughly would take several
reks bot the Superintendent has directed 20 DO
* up temporary wooden trunk instead Of
pne squed0ct. which VI answer all puroo ,sV f'-
= Iau' and viii have it ready 70 pass boats with.
tawesk to ten days. You can assure the msr.
ssnu inat ell goods shipped from New. York after
'reylp.o' WIS, will 90 through without delay.
rvs ,,spsennlly, GEO. A. GIBBS.
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THE NEW POEM.
I,aE koRNINo .wATca-A NAkGATIvE.-on.

'IIE NVhIfIlFO TAItu-A NAhLA Nv L.--U1e
vol i2ro cloth g.
1hs poem fased m Dep spirit Of isy1toa al Of
he features not unlAe tie J. Crs Progress Of Bunysn."
lk1cse-h0cker.
"A somewhat elaborate poem, lie oue ld q V ch1rts,
pons afd t0af~U IatIfe.' hone JaurltL
There unt1nti-iy much reuuns poetry 1 Tee t,lt
There traces o te influence o. bie tie author fIas
o. Loncen0N. The author has lie lle ro~t
5. T.. llr-lrirr
II subj rely heautfli 81 p1nder poetry and
trutl suTe nni Al e powerful J9Grrs of Com
u D. ihe Anfrfal poems
An rfrae nlscs pr perTaies DE above al tes
much ihaf erqusteJ original d VII u1ious-
enthusiastic admir-ra" lfhla DnFHg Room Journal
"Ile poem ha passages written With much bau'y much
i-e' ng, hat are bali Inclined 70 overlook Is isa,-"
Evening Post
There are some highly poetcal thoughts tbs 'ous ~ sons
hne verses' LChurlmsa
"iis that OF Jly day
bntnJ. az Tie ne1t slai 1ni tlsTe any
where eveythrg rfh, bot sni E.onous" fBostoa Poet
Uus6 S.eOd q. 7. PUfNAE, Publisher, New-YOrL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
e 30 lgmiRrant..-aO GOO ncrcs on Laud-

" TO EmiETants.- Do 600 acrcs OF Land
~ ecied many yesTs sDce by myse the Wkbash Valley
IpahIh expressly for farming puiposss viii be sod n
quantities 20 1cecmr ocsie settlers TIE acd IL perfectly
cleared, Without soOts or sumps a. ready for tbs poV
team bresbs shsy from 10 q per day, and Corn
drot ped In furrow snd covered without any cultivation
yields from 50 TO IS bushels he s sod crop 10 sub
sequent years. With simply plowi gJT although have
had eco acres IN Corn for several hoe be-
us-c-the crop may be estimated from 45 10 90 bDsaslS
The prize o. this and 10 s. per credit OF l.
years With ntefsst Half tho crop for three years will
he sten In fun payment guarantee IL gwen FOR good
cOuNbron, suc-to avoid Observation-Disclosures lsfsee
covenants that the aggregate value q the half Of the hree
eroys shall eqosl Of least e. II seeF taxes g. scrss
or httsrce the crop 30 scrss for Yeas must be
tie remainder he cnlrvated not 70 ths sst.er
petses comfortable hnuse, lexiS ,esl a1d II stories
hieh will be furnished for $lO0 extra
The Climate conesp9Id de Ia latitude with that Of rfsaton
IN NevJertsy There 10 good aud certain hons
for oil productions NeuYork Gud Ne EOrsass prices
commanded less the freight By ealsl
boss 10 thote cihes Improvements made o. c3urfe
by The settler. az they inure 10 his he1efl entirely
Address postpaid HENRY l. ELLBWORTH
(bste Commlssloner Of Psien,G) La fayeue lnd.
Reference VIM l. Rey Ere 81 Greenwich 81 ofhss Of
he EmiRrant Protective Society lwD&lmW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

NEErIEes To-NIGBT.-Of the Pioneer Temple
Bsocistion OF House Carpenters at Convention
Sal, Woosterrt. near Bleeckeri Dry Goods Clerks
Mutual Benefit and Protective Association at tn.
0cllege Of Physicians and Surgeons, Crosbysti
Fresco Painters at EOS Third ST. Carvers and Tail
rs Protective Union at Hllenbrand's, Heste--st
htween Mott and Elizabeth the "Anerlcsn'
ranch OF the Tsiors Protective L MON at Garrick's
Sixth Ward Hotel, corner Of Center and Duane SITS
I'd the Industrial Congress Committees at the
operative Bakers Union HoUss Of CaD, l27 Grand
Il near BroadUav
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RLMIUIsCEECEs OF CONGRESS.

CONTAINING A BIOGRAPHY OF DANIEL WEE.
NSTkR and ar account II he mot Interesting Discus
tioIE that have occurred 10 the Senate Of me Uoed 5aet
en- rsc description Of Webs6Ts celebrated conlrO-
Veny With HGyne, The Null hcAtJl 1ssion. &c with
81 e s'esl engraving Of Daniel Webster. vol l2no. By
G. " MHTcn.
We predict Tor this work vide and popularity. HIS
tsras tear the evident stamp q auihentcy beng ierTei great
and With dsfla whose
Them 10 the best Of n0rmau Ne writes with
Vigor, clearress and sprt" \. I. Trblue
very valuable record has be supple. the county, volume
that hai again and refer y viii deep sstsiacioa
y. Y. Commercial
Mr. March Yields CLOWN energetic pea, an poeel dne qlt
ties OF the descriptive writer y. Y. Evangelist
THE LILY AND THE ToTEa; or
The HuGuebOs In FLORIDA. By w. @. Smmi. / vol limo
This volume viii re found very captivating. We d. not
fhtrh that Mr. Simms's popular worh vie
with tho LILY and the Toem in Reneai csertsbiity Just
published BY BAKER SCRlBnEh
suSe 2ts Sc PGrk-row ard AS kasisu tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

ptSfment.-fhe ". Y. itdusiyia h ore Associai1n will
secure 70 esch member acre Of choice lard In 10 IN
owned 81 inhabited by IhoussDd persons win tser
hnMes Hired vorfingmea! many o. you havfng a.
CURED Homestead In such wn can then very e.sr be-
cone your own boit ard enjoy neutrality-suspicious..
teVsD'h Regular meeting This (Fhdsy) EverinR Il
y O'clock ct he BakeTs House Of Call N Grants 81
t~een Broadway aud CFos y-ts. / STEVENS, Pret'L
T. MURRAY, Secretary au3o lts
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EsIx COUNTY IssTIrUTE.--We are glad 10
learn that the Directors Of this useful fnsit1tion
are making extensive arrangements for their 90 ming
FAR and IN addition 10 the 1sgal class OF noyeit,sss
steam engine will be placed az the Court House.
TO enable our mechanics 10 exhibit the operation q
several newly invented machines, among which,
we uno erstsnd there viii be two psttsrns OF ccsen-
tic lafhss, one Of vkich was Invented BY bisnc'-
ard and viii copy busts and other models Of rresa-
lar torus IN marble We understand, also, that az
ersions are making % procure the series Of machines
new 10 use for manufacturing wool cards fne pro
cess q making needles which has always been
sckpovledeed TO surpsss most other modes o. man
afscture in highly fnisbed results viii also be ex
bjbited. The poviDg match viii take place -
Orange. lNe"@A D~ty Adv q
LsRsE YfELD- Ronsnta Hkr. 81 Brighton. Ia
,bis county, raised from three acres one kaaAeed
orS ttrAfs.on< bvsk>is Of rA>at, by measure.
bsipg stxfy and one kird 6aIksis 10 the acre. Toe
whsst vss Of superior quality. and wood
probably oyerun tae usual weighs 60 bs. 70 tho
bushel Brighton places Old kossce ct the hssd
In raising wheat Rochester Advsrsisse
EIw PLATFORM IA candidate for od1cs 10 Aichr
gan thus announces bis platform; an. 5.f 10 t.
yos Ct the merit wu-opposed 30 tbs Cboae<s-in
favor Of high salaries-oppcssd TO oasxxrsnt lands
ard poor brandy.
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y the Edstor Of TIE Tribrns ,

Among The new ard interesting enterprise. Of
cay 70 that ofinsuring tie lives Of korses, mules
sT'', coss and various kinds Of stock. Sach Com
~ n@ oeen established In Hew.Hsyen Conn having an
~ce NeTfork ard there called The Ne,O- England Lsvs
'es b'"'anes Company On hearing Of the existence
@h Company inquired into It's merits, aud decided on
snfine siock with them Very sner having es,,sd
insurance Loaf two cows and on preseotAtoa OF nv
aim was promptly paid for The same. Gould tss exist
see ofs9ehs Company be known extensively, It mus
SCI Wild great encouragement Tie PRECEDENT Of the
@mpsny, a Edwards Esq 81 Wsllst will be found an
geesble ard genuemsny Pc son with whom TO do bust,
81 TIER Inspector Of sock il highly intelligent geu
nsn WHO hss been with his kind OF bushes
are od oonntIy W.T. CUTTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

~ We learn that the Supsrvisors of Kings
10. on Wednesday, refused to tccsde to Judge
obnson's proposal for sn arbitration Of the sal!
gainst them for bis salary during the time Judge
Rockwell Illegally exercised rhs duties ofths office.
Loco Fooo DELEGATES To SYRAcUsE.-The
ptes for Delegates in the Loco-Foco Assembly
District Conventions in Kings Co. yesterday stood
u follows;
First District-Henry C. Boswell Philip g. Crooke
s. MIR Crooke unanimously eee.4d sub dltute.
Second Dfsfrtcf--Thomts J. Gerald 10 8 g. Wiley 9.
fThsd Dhfyict-S. Powell p; u. Johrson4
FIRE On Wednesday noonthe grccerystore Of
sasc Smith. on syr,letv was slightly damaged
" fire.
II The Supervisors Wednesday had up the bill
4 Judge johnson for 10 months salary. No con-
auson was reached
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
DRY GOODS.
RIBBONS SILKS sATIHs vELvETs,
LInAALQa lEARAERa

RIBBONS SILKS sATIHs vELvETs,
FLOWERS, FEAfHERs,
STRAW GOODS &C.
COMPOSING q complete ssaorlment OF hfLLiNEbf
NGOODS, received rom recent imporIGnons and
AUCTION,
kllinsr snd merchants a invited 70 call and examine
hen, hich viii DO offered Al the lowest prices for
CASH,
or approved credit By J. DOhEMUs MILLS
aus twin 20 John-st NewYOrk
w super Linen, Table Damask, Diapers 81 T. and 1914
wfe, very Superior article. Also Engush Pdnis, De
Lanes Merino shi1s, sIoadel0ns &c. Juss received,
and for sale By
kpz "a. MATHEWS, 80 Csiherinefr
IL gsy oG.s, Dr, Goods ldsvfue-asts Gee ma Pasa
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LIFE INSURANCE.
H.fNHAfrdN
fTVE fNsTfR aNCE COMPANY.

Il 4
l0s BrosdwEy correr fino-sL
THIS COMPANY. having cash csptL Of slooeeo
pad n and invesed according 70 law IL prepared W
ske rsks on the iyes Of irivdaas Tor one year Tor
term cfyear for ne. TIE principles adopted oy mo
ComprrY give e assured perpetual security and k
feurb IN he prohu Of he Company without mourning any
pef.onal responsibility.
Payments Of premiums srransed 10 aeeommocAss I1e
asfuTed.
Any Information desired, cheefflly given a. ne once
BOARD OF DIkEcT0ks
rvso Van seha.el Edward HsisbL JaI G. Baldwin,
Caleb Woodku.L Nm. J Nsleunne, VIM n strong,
gsvtn ID Morgan. Humphrey Phepa Dsgd > mils, Jr
iItIlirr1 sIrg,r Jobp q Hsrfa, Lewis Lodcf,
D. Hsnry hAish, Geo. Hastings Josa sfoSn'
y ] u ertol, suafC Hening b hctr.es,
Eletxcr Fs udy, David Aug.en, ycnn Z. ware
- = Wossy. A G KrRtarA. Daniel Burtnet,
% Iu.dp ruir Fuoch Dean. George Webb.
Geo Phelps N q Bradford Joan heIl@
Der.cr PcsrSAl, Edwin J sforn hHfy s-os71
ysl Van NOf1enf a AAsvnd
ALONZO A ALV0RD, PressdenL
H,yNo, rs A Vas scHAIcK Attorneys snd Counsel
AHsAH DUBcIs, NJ D. kecicAl Exsl1lnsf a. NE ones
lrcu 2 tC o'ciock daily
RILLAGD PAEKEs, n D ConfUising rhyiici.n-
saA l-ts 3vos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

- TIE Hon. ROGER n. TAsEr. Chief yastics
Of the United States, end family, ~ho have been
spenting the season a. Old Point, left that place
on Monday, In the q. 8. Steiner Engineer, watch
vessel had been dispatched by Commodore SOAR,
for the purpose, on Wait TO the Gosport Navy
Yard In the afternoon the Chief Justice Visited
the U. 8 Ship Pennsylvania. where no was re-
ceived by salute Of seventeen guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
GENERAL NOTICES.


~ s,nssu iumoe ra,founi Deguerrian GaiIsrv,
eIosovny eonisins the largest co-rtso, on 1870,
~, ~ individuals ia this eouotry xnnsrss 4,
Ie wbose portraits among The tho1..n5, 49,, w
De iourd 70 this celebrated Gsliery. N-1- aie 70
Andrew Jac. son, p ks.rr.. ~.
John Quincy Adams N.,s.n,s, G;, ~
f3-n 80 henry brevoon. Eco.
NJ. nsssyIob Haihas Brueo Fsd
Ct.,s.~ n Gov Va ~rds Of Cl,u
a., ST. 81. RET y: Rev. Or Lysil " YORK
o1Hv' "ilshL Ex0ov. Rev Or smith Yart
NJ 49, $50, NJ smDsoo. Park fhaater
- ~, ftlfheo- IL Gov. DaDl Ns-be
r ~ nshe R.y Dr. Minor
a.. - O'"uLoe, Esq. David Halls, Esq.
Mel Andersen, Coi W.,.or n,
S 1om afstet Dr. Slssrps
"u haie't Esq Morris Robinson ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

u TIE tociety Of Public Health win bold Il.
ts foblc heeinR At The Lecture Rom OF ops Chaos
- Bioae way on Monday evening Sept 2 al " oclocE
All who feel "a Interest 10 the Hsalth Reform IN sssri.
re euo1bt o. oisesse and premature mortality ana In mo-
moiog ihe bealh and consequent prosperity az EaSr
ness Of he commonly, are Invited u attend FF-
sV<o 5if NICHOLS NJ D. secret,rv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

" Pfinters Atieutiop.- Special Meeting OF the
,eis tfoiecve Union viii he held Poaut.u HsIi
- boSsry on Saturday evening August ST. Tor hi. pgr
100 Of ootnR ~ matters pending before the U 1oo
OF tue 9ip oslimpor snce punetusl sno fa .endaa-e
o. mtnbeisls requested. BY order,
tusl As u GiEELEY Pr.,ilent
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THE RERHER.
THE BERBER,
OR THE KOUNTAlNEER or TIE AfLAs. rss
Oof Morocco By w. 3 Mayo, "A ID. a1hor Of " kalo0-

OR THE kOUNTAlNEER or TIE AfLAs. Arsls
Oof Morocco By w. Mayo, "A ID. a1ihor Of Kao0-
lshn 1 vel limo eloth-st S5
Good fresh hye and nstfaevei III Be- more generay pop
uiar than Kaloolsh" AbUn.
DR. Msyos frs work fond Of his second be-vs
,zl rp-ur. hun even 1igter r-raafon" rCar Az.
To those who have DE authors previous Nok Kaooah
not word Of PRAISE necessary for ts To thss Who hsve not
commend @ volume wi the assurance that v delat lb-n
they can By highly wrought tale p-as-d with VIVID
DESCRIPTION Of scenery, Interested n The character manners and
customs almost province lie North of A0ci
tod vhhh a. times nluce5 % ae
sr actual observer u the seems descnbet SeEark Adv
II-Chron'ce Ct the Conquest OF Orsrada sy Wsgi-
inltou living New revised edition limo cl)h-fl IS
livery wishing the worss Of lrus "a BE lbrly-ani
no on be rahou vii aud ihs y tre anf bad
irs ts edition hutess vle Ircs a lss ilin any pre-
edit ehch hoash eoarey Prnea Wsr. yet a higher
me eagerly swst ID the m4uy Thousands tle a.
r.,er. Albany state Rrassr.
New, Tevi,sd and beautiful edition Of Wslh1gIon r.
win e's Complete Works 10 IA yOumes l2no cotn Also
seit nesty and strongly bound In sheep, exlra-s
srSO Sleod G. P. PUTNAM
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NEwrelK LAUNDRY " sFAgcL 81 aEAA

NIEWYSRK LAUNDRY is So 1Uc 81. nEAR
~ EsSeAU-T0 New shir Dealers, siny ie 6e1noul-n,
Fsuiies kefhis ooe OF The m0st pereci sDd exten-
ye e,ts 1she1 q NE hind 10 ths any oAer country
IA tAs hsec eciod expelsc VI h)oQi our 1o0sso
toIlefs aud combines he iolOving sdy.nazes;
ia PEN % leaving he ciIy n hate ca1 lave oef
elot Washsd and irlned IL superior mknnsf " noE
rSosc lbT-e hours una
a. NO material e 1sed 10 rs vss1nz depsftneni
hi r1re olive oil sokg .cd heFe4 Crcton satefs hencs
eo~s desroTec By ps-nt so2Ps or otcer hum
tszs ~ e. ecsiyely edveTus-c u NE ner speperh
"a -G-nIsr ems shirts dore equal 10 rev siro
% sac; geDucners collars rOned N Troy ayisi l<1i
so--d and pAntl elegantly rOred Enf Folfned
an -COides lo.i misserL tvrtch seldom o. Fever
hAppers) Stl Be promptly paid for
th-Cosffn uasheo al tbis estAc1fnreEt WI yea
much lolgef amply becznfe hoy se noi ony h.nelea
wit gIeCi care oa injurious drug o. generally zfsd ~
~ssfsra Il pefnltflsd % cone near tre-r-
ek-Lsces dresses and al fLe trrees, are do>a 1p ~
a. ~ reFir1ced French Lam resa
ClCies tas en enc delivered free q exz eE1r9e IA
spots - 4 sisirs eercr7slly reroy-1
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GENERAL NOTICES.

FT- A Meeting of the Associations OF rta'
sDjths hsid he SusfsPezro aeel on sns eyea-
IL OF Friday Sept O'clock fhe oojsctfN 'urn.
NJ the needing until week following Is thai We may
as before socieIy correct SET Of ByLaEs aud plsn
br q Union shop
PuncIus attendance /, earnestly solicited BY order Of
De Committee. Ilrl v. ID GUf0N, Presldent
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4 TO sFWKk BUILuEhs-seal~1 rrcposes iniirsr1 70
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~ -.ru asu-5uat Departures. 1ct IuertJ -~sr,e ~
49, ~ ek sd SsEer fery -I1fth sfs-t IT'S
ser krtl ss-1as he s.s'sry tas o. "a .'ens
- ,tur n gan ast sPsc1ct1s q ~ s4~sr 40
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HIHLOs AARnrM

n NAtFNU tUNN EHT VIII D ETT.n " y FeT7T1
~ ChGreh Hew-sngtion, l. CO SUNDAY, September
], Giving been postpousd from sunday Aug o. ou &C
Of ihe t0rn under he Of ho popular
arc accomplished Max hErszet wh1 vi be assisted By
acy, Ia lse eee8raisd 8ignE Services MsrsEsE,
Ptr PtrirL bcneveuiano aud A1yst all Of whom have
gene OuEy snceFed their services for tbs occasion
together with fan Orchssira and Chorus C1ncer 10
cor rence NJ O'Clock. e
TIE boat viii lssvu the siSrd Tor NeuYofk, at and
O'clock n. Tickets 81 Eu9 S.