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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
Coal -Fire Markets and Stock.
re. pond nee ID The New yHk Tnblne.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Ang u, ~"
During The week ending YESTERDAY, 1900
tuns Of Coal were shipped BY schuykh Canal. ss'
al ,257 tuns were uan., Ored by Reading kaiifosa
The Good Intent cotton FACTORY, situated 90 ~
Westchester Road, about Gnes and hall miles ii'"
this city. wa destroyed By IRE this morning
The CoTTos mari firm and there Ia mod. fsis "
qDiry The FLOUR nffkst culitinues NATIVE sas. ~
ttS0@ bills standard hrabss, fTefh ground Il ~ -
WHICH the uniform tskIng rate sas ,alss iDf cfJ 30
symptom within The raEse - s9ss 81 for csnn.'a -
ssus brands, a. NJ qua! y. u ByE ILOCk add %
MEAL sales have bosl reported Shsis-iI
wheat market = dull gl.c- are arriving frssly, ~
there l. very little Ihqniy Salss ~ ,oo1ases b-,a
sc fer PRIME old PsB<yi.s White and soshs.s
Rcd AZ eoc 4sJc bush. No ignher sale, 81 kIE 80
but Little inquired amer S9jcg " god Selos at -
SC az, at. OARS are m f.r Icqsea at bnnef ~
H. GRofEkIEs and PROtisIoss no change "bifs
duh. Bbls held a, % AID hhis At the ssne gfts
SAILS o. sTocxs- s. 90 state y, -, si0~ % ~
$50 DO 8, s5si Lehis. My. % tzco County Z. III
40 Reading <5t - do 81 100 ~. Di 100 Do p, =
~ do. b5 81 " % -, - Do p. d. DsI Y
IS if0dJ u. io0 DO -, - 10 a. b. 3, 10
q. go Do IS. Is 2 Mechanic. Bank l5t fuws
NJ. 20 "a Penn Htlt % do. sis Hsff-D''s w.
MiJe n n "a, "A Man and MsfI n
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IspnsA-LyMurL Q. De BauLER (Whig)

Is defeated by small majority IN the LIST Dis
trict, James Lockhart opp being chosen.
Rev SAMUEL BRENToN, (Whlg,) however, IS
chosen in the Xth District, and SAMrEL W.
PARKER (Whig) in the INth. This gives the
Wings two members, being gain OF one.
DAVID BEIER, a true and consistent Wing is
Ieaten by a small majority IN the With Ola Fay
ettc) District by MAJ Daniel Muce, opp who
wrote some furious letter, against the Fugitive
Slave Law
JOHNSON WATTS, the worthy Wing nominee.
made splendid run Ia the Hid District but as
John t. Robinson voted against the iugacious
law, he received most Of the radical Loco votes.
Watts was tor the repeal of the law
Hon f. A. flanagan, ex-UnIted States Sen
atof and late Minister to Berlin, was defeated
for the Legislature in Fountain Co, la, by
one Jacob Dyce, Dutch Blacksmith so 1t
wa, the Industrial against the Statesman.
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AID there were built that year elgns mii-
erI coaI furnaces, twelve charcoal furnaces
snd e,sht bioomerie-, and the product Is
held to have been not less than $4,000
tars. :Siace that time there have been built
Of all kinds but thirty-iour, While much
more than % 2 hundred have failed or been
sold o.. by tie sheriff. OF those that re-
ulain il the hands Of the same owners, very
many are italy silent. and Of the others,
many ar doing but litt'e work
Tre capacity ofthe furnaces Of Pennsylvania
IN l-i- wss-trns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So1t"l
T. actual make OF Lat yesT wos---------- sslo }
Th-t OF Is,ia-'S9 was -----------------i90oo
twill b zen that the make Of that State
was ti,u, nearly one-half Of that of the
whole Union, and that it had fallen Oft about
ore-haIf. Since the date at which the
statement was made. there has be.n 4 fur
Their great falling off; and We are as
sured that if new compilation were now
made of the furnaces, blOomeries, &c, III
and out OF operation, failures, &c, the Ia
be for the west of the mountains would
show 4 falling of of nearly one-hGD OF
those whose product is included IN the
above greatly diminished quantity. In East
EN- Pennsylvania the anthracite furnaces
have managed TO keep in motion, but the
charcoal furnaces, except such as, from the
quality of their ores, can produce iron sulta-
bic for making car-wheels, are, as we are
informed, " emphatically extinct In this
State. most of the iron works are closed,
and such is the case with a large portion of
those east of rs, as well as with those OF
Ohio and others of the Western States.
The result is. that the present manufacture
Of pig iron and of blooms is estimated at
only 100 900 tuns but, to avoid error, we
will call ii i5O, 1000. which is, we are well
assured, far above the truth.
T In 1912, there was not, we believe, tun
of railroad iron made in the Union. In
lS47 there existed capacity for producing
10000 tuns, and the number OF rolling
mills was rapidly increasing. Since then,
most of them have been stopped, and many
of them have been sold out by the sheriff.
The number of failures and of sales by the
sheriff, since lst7, amounted, 4 year since,
of furnaces, rolling-mills, &c, to no less
than one hundred and twenty.fOur, and by
this time they reach probably one hundred
and fifty. =
Such being the facts, we recommend our
readers to reperuse the extract furnished
them from the letter of TIE Unions CORE
spondent, in which it is stated that the con
sumption of home manufactured iron has
increased more, perhaps" than that of any
other article. and then to Judge for them
selves Of the policy in whose defense 1t is
necessary to publish statements so widely
different from the truth.
We shall resume this subject to-mor-
row
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

EXTENSION OF THE MoaRIs AND Essex
RAILRoAp.-TRs yrseyman says, that two corps oil
Engineers are busily engaged IN exploring the Sc
veral routes for the Railroad Extension from Dover
to the Water Gap One party commenced al Dover
. month since, and the other commenced Al
Hackettstown last week on Monday, each progress
sng westward. After thorough exploration oil 'ne
several routes, the most feasible one wiz DC se
lected and Immediately put under contract Inc
obstruction did cot appear TO De so sfea' As sPpfe
hended between Dover and Dannope' ana IN No eese
the grade vii DO over 80 feet 10 the mile.
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The E.sex C0unfy Murder.
Correspondence u The New YORK frsaas.
WADuas', MILLS. Tuesday, Aug ~ ~

CHIespoDd,nee u The New-fok inv"a'.
WaDmAs's MILLS, TUESDAY, Aug H. ',''
| hasten to inform you OF the result y
the Cofoner's investigation, held upon the oosI
Anon Van oman, who was shot on the efeh"' ~
the s,h inst two miles north OF this Villsse. n,
facts elected al the inquest did not vary mss'ss
from the reports gave them 10 you ihs =.
vas In session from Saturday noon unih 49,,
ICON, adjourning from Saturday night un'l 49,
morning The Juro<s declared tina, me 1890
Anson Van Ornam, ~ has death al me Ia
Henry Averal, Instigated BY Charles fiefoe,s.
Ayerzl and Hiram AyerAl, Who we're accessory ". a
deed. understand that the accused are 90
have an examination, 10 II they shall be eo,,
ted such examination 70 b. held IN LEWIS, 'Ds "a
where the fatal deed vas done. The remain" ~
oman were consigned 10 earth on sunssl ~
presence OF a very large congregation Inc 49,
used on the occasion were found IN the s,,s
Pierce, who Acknowledges that they wsn 70
fred on the occasion, and that he aseo w III g
and Henry Ayeral the pistol, loaded VITA - ,s<s
the same time they will attempt 10 JUSTLY y as
selves on tae ground Of frequent provocsohw
VI threats, assaults. Ac. Yours IN nsAN'
~ Henry Gay Is at the Blue LseA Sf'"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

Mr.. GREELEY's LErTERs.-On our sixth
page will be found another of Mr. Greeley 5
Letters from Europe This one is from
Newcastle, Eng.
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ApvEarlslNe.-The places and papers

ADvERrIsINe.-lh places and papers
beN ADAPTED fci the fiheranee Il business pun
salts, MAY be sels csed a. the Agrncs Of h PnsER,
who daily recvsns advertisements for 'nserSn IN the
specially deputed tyanSsc, business. Those who arc
"a 60 supply the derads the ccuntry rcmnd
81 al the complete OPPORTUNITY which this tsency presents
Cor making the fact known &c the eple If the country n
thelx aAlArx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FoR The ADVANCE
Mrsr OF ScIENcL.-The annual meeting OF this body
commences at Albany on Monday next The first
meeting VII be held a: the Albany Academy Notice
viii there be gwen the places for holding the Sec
ton Meetings. The attendance VIII undoubtedly be
large We saall have Jet ailed report Of the dongs
OF tie Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

BACKWARD LuRcH.--lt is now reported
that Powell is elected Governor of Ken
lucky by from 800 to $500 majority. We
suspect the story is too true.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

The L. S. Mail steamship Pacific. Capt Nye,-
will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon, for Liver
pool The Semi U'eekiy Tritrne. containing the
latest news, can be had at the DESK Tins Morn
ing, IN wrappers. ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
n The HAr-F,slsHEKs' UNroN. II Park

Row viii Introduce their Fall fashion iof OeAtie
ss SATURDAY Aug 81 10; inst In desaeI1s o aes
6a; Ne have avoided thnse rdcuISus extremes whlcn
char acferixsd r,any Of he Spring styles ana 49,
ducel ialysc which, for oegsnce COG
portpa rkAnsEs Of material. aud skilifSi faAhoa
nvals competition We eareSsly lroc91, VIZ. W. "a
doc lYns fonr ahsh. eut caano' BE- exceiles
Aytiaer. having s-rcey reached as Grst annlVersa o
tines "a sa,red c.ietry equJ 20 Thai Of issns o. ~.
o,test e.fsilstneu snd the cfnsisatt ~
- M s4eh Us .fe favored affords the srOlscs e 1Snr
AZ on, s,ce q in meeting he bic Shts III "hi hOt oe
xn.s he = 10 resert he Let thai We arg cus'Ie1
"a ~ nrtr.ai which even inisilus
engaged IL the estabshmtnt y on's,Y ~ I -
70 ,nd 20 perceive he esnrnt adv saases Jesuit
" OF oar Unien conducted lust and eql-
..iir ncnies We but ons Price 'o tue sar.e Az
49, - ,r. Is, aftice possibly sfO1 FIR me
Si' NJ - xe would say 10 ihe lovers u an
the f3sris a enterprise The seorIe Of issb1o tae eG,h
w, - - shnff u all PaiTOIse the Haiti :nishers
80 as, ID that they viii do all tLey promise.
md :, IN 10 follll all sour commands
s,s,.'srt M ,ces for has 50 aud 81
o''"N''' EAr. FlNfsHERs' UNION. II PARK Row
,,as S.sr Of the Golden Hat. opposite As',r HoiSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

NRW-H RKERS BENEFITED Bf THE
WoRIp's FAIR-Wo observe la'cl several shipments OF
Hats 10 I'm and beng the execution Of orders rece ca ny
Co,MAy No 100 Nassaust, from his agent at the Crysta
Palace n consequence Of the beauty and style OF his goods
Coz Al having disancad all competition IN that gigantic
race lie issves ms FAN style this Saturday tho ION
49,. ,I'a,. - ~, ,lav aui5 yta
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COnsPICvOUs FROM IT'S POSITION
GRHkSs shut making establishment. No Aston House
sill cvnepicuous Tor ts DISTINGUISHES ciss vi cue
tom and the un,gusled iii and beauty of the shirts nade
fhetA
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NoRTH-CARoLINA- (VIfIh DISTRICT y
The u ashington North-Stafe Wig of the 18Th
thus sums up the vote in Stanlys District

Ns'1Ils} 1'J'1tFtJ ss-s'-E wv
Ia ls4s Gen. Taylor had 1897 votes, and Gov
Cas- 1896. Majority for Gen. Taylor, OBI.
S,anly received the Union vote only
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TgyyrssEg.-In the With District, it is

now claimed that MAJ. WILLIAM IL Polk,
(brcther of the late President Polk,) Delegate
10 the Nashville Convention, has been elected 70
Congress, over the late member James II. Tho
mas. Polk ran as an Independent, and was IA
vorabIe 10 Land Reform.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, AUG 10. 1851.
For EurOpe

~ Advertisements for The Trbrn, Of Monday ought 20
he sent M before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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" PALMER l. Co. s great California Ex-
press ~ tAAe Freight and Packages 10 per lower
Aan any ether responsible Compsny Through thlrt,
hye days charge. fAiNES Co, 50 Broadway,
Aorisel AseAts OF Y. s. NJ, steamship line. iy22n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN HAS,
The Nj " HAT CoMrAsy Will Introduce Their Fan ana
W,n,rr EasrlCn This Day to an examination Of which they
cordial, invite the Havearmg public IN general feel
ing confident that they surpass anything ever before pro-
d,ced Niw HAT COMPANY, No lt6 No. is8 Nassau 81
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SraARs Al REDUCED PRICEs.

SyeARs AT REDUCED PRICES. -('ood
O. usAed Sv NJ only ts6d III also good and cheap brown
Sugar fa preseUug, great bargains IN Teas and Coffee
eee only sf9 per II Soo1 '",ee af ~ S' ~
,ets PER 10 Extra Fine Best Is per ID Families wishing
Good Groceries would do wcll IN call and Goods
sent ali parts OF the city and Brookn free of charge
PsRkKR. Temperance Stogc Nv "a BrUoine :, corner
of LUDLOW auls 90
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f4 LEARY d Co LEADERS and IntrOducers
oitsShon icr Gentle neas Hats. Nss. ,. and Asi1
Hoo Broadway, VIII day cec several t*es Of ip
Dor MeGcan Grats hammLeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

20 Fur Doors aud CATERS, made of
The best materials aud workmanship. and such Shoes rs
can be depend~d he found ATKINS fasionaoe
"a nhhsLnent No IA Fultcn-st WATKINS p1des him
se on mal ne raY good articles which he sells
at the low Il possible prices Tie offers no Roots but those
~ - "a, "a M, uf,cturc aui6 3tSTuSrh
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HrcEER's FARINA.-This wholesome al

T1ktkER ARINA.- "I' "
ious article Of food for persons IN health 'e ~ n
has been thoroughly tested and approved a. o'
by a. highest medical suihontles IN the cites Of Ne
York Philadelphia Baltimore. New-Oreaas, Cihe M *
81 Louis and other cities and towns Throughout me Ch'o
II has teen freely used Hospitals and N private faniie'
IL cases Of Darrhea. Dy seTery Cholera Choiei. IIh L
ard IN every species Of bowel difficulty With the s on
efcia results HeckeTs Parma, IN IIsef neitaft s
laxative, but soothing restoralNe sa1
stre1 other the Of the BODY a.u DC
them 10 perform their natural Iuncisas 10 ssis -
orugess and grocers generally Throughout tno cpny
prcexsot X, nd of the NewYork Hospital ana Professor
C. Booth of Philadelphia have ly7ed iiecsei ~,
ma The latter saws Of Il 81 have gwen iu ira! ia
nv family both sickness and a. table luxury snd COT
dali commend its to the public without hesitation
PecEfrs Parma Boilers for cooking tsrIna ana other Az
tcles without burning scorchng may be had OF Po~e
G. yIning Brooklyn: Smith, TOuey Co., No - nhoeh
Lane Benian No col Broadway, New-foIk, and o'hcf
furnishing stores.
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u The customers Of Mr.. T.. A. Books,

10 The customers of Mr.. T.. A. BROOKS,
the is enable boot maker No $50 Fulton st never have
Seaon g. COMPLAIN of a shave lie sells nothing but 'ds
Of the first quality Thin his well established reputation,
aud While be MAINTAINS IT. bS selling cheap durable, and
h,o,.be Boots mud shoes he cannot fan q securing
an abundance II fame oUrishng business and eventual
IN m simple fortune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
R OxycrxA1xn HlrrrRs.-This famous

nsdcne has received TIE strongest testimonials Of any
medicae Ia the World the Of ID, Asthma
s.d GENERA Debility, aud werhy the attention aud con-
hdeoce q AL u no seek remedy for these complaints
EW satee = Sands. leo Fulton-st; A. D. Scosi0
Co 3e, and C. A Ras, isa BroaiwAy J. / Codiag,sa.
SIS Hudson 81 and 1io Broadway NJ Galea, III Bowe-
~. of Grand q Hail. R1ckle Co 2os greenwich
81 ami BY Druxgises generally IN the United States
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~ Foa TKNpER Frsr. the only posi

" FoR IkNDER fEer, The only posi-
Eve remedy is BrsR's CREAM LISrxgNr; il never
fails Prncspl depot sis Greenwich corner Of Duane
- s,se OF e NJ. 0uion cor. Crlad-st and Hover:
Xcals Co, Sts Broadway; in Broekisa, Of Mr. Haas,
10 Futca-st. and pce Palmer. i3s A,ruesy Pree IS
coats psf sstie. MtHrafhkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

WATTS Nervous ANTIDoTE. most
powerful Neryine Of such extraordinary powell that no
matter how low the nervous system IS, lnme0laet r.
s.ores and the patient TO hea.hul activity. Any one
KNOW ing tie functions Of the nerves ceTsny oos lt
of the fact that all diseases depend upon mem ~ Ply
blitated cOnsuDy'Iye-No. lU2 Nassau 81 aoi1 y
~ FowLERs e. WELLS, PhrenolOglsts
and Publishers Clinton Hall 1871 Nsssaust, near the PARK
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SApltER, No 1871 Broadway, Franklin Buildings would
respectfully inform his Trends and the pubic. that he has
iust received argc and choice Of Tia,
ana Prnc,pc C,gArs various hYaads which he ocrs
sale reasonable pyicos, either wholesale retail
JANLs SlDLlER, l9f broadway.
uui5H frslklp buildings
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EXCELSIOR FALL FASHION FOR lo5I.-

B,ryR ca. Haite1s, - Broadway. vin introduce zoe
Pal T..of for Centlen,ens Hats on SATURDAY August
Nah 81 vhch time tbey Will be fully prepared !" erfe
tleif and ends and the public senersJ WIZ
bsis The model and finish Il Which viii be- IN every IT,
speot "a sd, anco upon all previous issues -,
fTbeif mandatory complete IN All as oot.'is
xLel M enable en fulfil al orders at the shortest
nosic. al the sane time the production 81 an al
tcje fie can aways recornend psrlor sud they are
determined To continue 70 deserve the LIBERAL pa'iVnas"
u.sy have ber etc fore received
BITsf Co would say those who wish 70 favor them
WITH call that Whe they present hat winch The! &c
srr 20 n Essentially The Fashion they are ever Ieay 70
s.tr the t,te aud wishes Of heir customers, and WI
manufacture TO order any desirable pstern OF nat when
viii Inc becoming 10 the xsarer both shape and style
They also Cloth and fancy Caps Oh various
uafter aud invite examination Of Their good. IA hs
fsnii awI BEEBE & Co, ljS Broadway.
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~ Housekeepers, and all others, III want

- NAssAr.sr-Boot-m makers Union Asso-
Rsi Shoes Gters i retaIl fer hoesale pTices
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TuE SEASON HAS ComMENcED.-Tht

III NEASON HAN N''N
",.rn' +, once more alive with people. The watennS-
places are almost abandoned and the residents OF Unioh
sisce Fith-sv and Gramercy Park are buSy with 'he'f
preDaIa,1ns for - ...n.,o,.
1.-THE WINTER CAMPAIGN.
TRADE After an sumber, hot and restless Ii DO"
de a,vnke ard beseak the graft
fy,ns Truth that the has commenced KNOX IKE
Harfs j. "wlin'" Gail and eIam,ne his Fan st!c oil
Hat, Talk Of Excelsior, IL not only higher out
broader lighter and elegant than ever. and Sill the
price mans dollar cheaper than charged Tor an IN
ferDr article at the socalled fashionable Broad" es
tsbshnent Call and eIarnino Call rather and buy one
Of his Tnl STYLE Of Hats His experience Of life time
added 90 the labor OF weary months have beeo o.
pended On the produco Of this rare specimen oil ms
art-a specmen that combines taste, durability. beauty
and lehtnoss far in advance Of ANYTHING yer intro
ducej 20 fastidious public In reply TO lnnuIneIaoe
tnuuiT.eS. relative TO the time when WHITE HAI
becomes unfsshionaDlo, KEox would most respectful
y arr ounce that the issue Of his Fall STYLE OF hst has been
On accordance with tho demand of the Fashionable world
consequently the White Hat
now
NAV be considered evidence Of empty pocket or
an arc ion INDUCED by those who think there
"a .season for all things" APs,n repeat call. eIaninc
select an pay for one Of kNoNs beautiful Hats
OF HE FALL STYLE, FOR i3ii
Rene T. his place Is No lz3 fuon-rt where cti.
reus and ,trar eors ashionables and ushOnsbles old
and young wiil be heartily welcomed by KNOX aulb !"
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To PRlNTERs .Nn PuprIsHrRs.--Tho

NkwreN COMPANY respectfully call the attention Of Pm
tep and Publishers o. their improved Tyre and Stereotype
Plates &C The improvement. Consists m giving 10 them
copper iae about third additional cost that their
durability Increased direct proportion the Superior
tenscty copper type metal which, according TO cor
rect experiments as w TO From thus single fac' 1t
will be perceived that thin face OF copper sus
give extraordinary endurance ~ printing surfaces and
percSce has fully proved such to De the The Com
pany have secured letters patent for the Improvement and
Shey are prepsrcd TO receive and execute orders at then
tablishn,ent. 0 North Wiihari-St., Ncw-forA
The following papers ars printed the copper faced type
New-Ycsk Courier and Enquirer, New-Hork DAILY fnh-
une Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag Of Our Union
ncstsn Pictorial DrawlEg- Room Companion; New York
OrguD and ctAe,S NV ron COMPANY,
iesi TuTkAStf sNorth WiltLsnt-st n. Y
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GrsrLEMEN's HArs.-Fall Fashion fol

GENTLEMEN 3 HATS.-fal faShlOn lot
lsN EsPENsCHEID. Halter. i0l Nassau st corner OF
Ann 81 viii issue the Fall fashion for Gentlemen Hats.
on SATURDAY next the 10th THIS style Of hat en-
tirev new and IN connection with the Gents costume for
the 81 ason The only tests Of excellence examination
and conn tison These he with his So 80 hat
and remember farther that is challenged With
any 81 lat IN this city.
nut ~ N EsPENscuEID, No. i0 Nassau-st.
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f" TBs VfcTIa's SoLILoouY

" TIE yIcTIM's SoLaLooUY
To he " act 20 be. that u TIE Qaesiso
whether tis wsei 10 = bed bug ertse
Or NOT TO BE- thus puDc'ured N or s!tni4er.
when LYON prvters ease lf- 5 sieep ooce NOR
Let's tpc these bed bugs and earn insect le,'
That preys upon annoyed humanity 80
" It's consun n1ti0n eevou1iy 70 b. wished ,cr
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for the testctiOn Of insects and vernir. sea brr-a"
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no, r-re ssrser or leave TIE bowels c3S,fye. -.
= Zee aud nattIra! state sale. les4e and rpt-i
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tn WooD, Halter, 572 Broadway. Will
otyoe The strict orthodoxy Of fashion for gentlemens
Hats f,r toe ensuing Fall. this day. August 10
'' WV J. S WOOD. Halter,
.,tg,ts No Nlhio's Garden No S1k Broadway.
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Liver ouicsl AMI permanently cured s5 IN5oor
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consisting cfFeathers Beds Mattresses &c Patent screw
Dedste ads aud Cots wholesale and retail ah9 lmTuIhSS
TuE DEAD TO LirE.--A dead man, with
his head cut Of really restored TO life by magic m the
new panUmIme of The Mysiis Cross now drawing such
crowded houses. performed 10y the famous Mar'metti
Famlll al BARNCMS MUSEUM