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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
Consumption.

Consumption.
FAcrvsEs OF wool . .
wOOsns $50 SIC 1855 DO Cob $3.50 90 Ss s as res
Cotton ana Worried sSiS5 IL DO De Lanes sisS DO Mer
e: s's 90 y &C. 9s.s:s !: ds S saT ~
ns. s s Dc hS s5o o , % Sss' i 90 TO-
sss2 DO Manufacturer sili Total packages 2"1 valued
xAsurAcrusrs oy COTTON.
pkg Cs,t9u' ss g DO cosrSa GSt.on e.; 53 81 g DO
DO 1895 DO Laees s45l 81 do yelvsts 4s l do
nSnafact1,s Of Cotton Total S9 pks valued s1Uos
s s mas Y, Sn sh ON SLY =, s d.
Lace: s9 DO EmS: y. do do S SS DO a Sr'ps IS
75s ii do do SIN and wosted iOs7S 5, do sis
DO Gloves 1s5 Is do GmPs aad Fnses IS
sin 5125 Total, $40 pks'i valued at 9asS'
M s,S q os fla. Lax c,,,o, ,,as7 a.
Lee. l do Hsnds s,siss AS " do Thread '' Total
apts. Straw Good. ssss I, 90 E@b,S,d'e, SIR DO
Gores ai4o TO- Oil Cloth Total 81 packages, valued at
Withdrawals
ppls. Wooden. ado cql $50 % o. wC9,isd. e i1a
4s3 Blankets 1885 do Carpet. LILO Total s5 packages
'''''' !" ''%'''' MANUFACTURES OF cOrros.
package. Cotton +Ia,s 70 90 camoEe' s d. De- E yaSIo
81 g. e. h''' - DO spool ''' io'' % '' '''
4paeksse. SIX s2 SO Ribbons 2ls DO sik aud WoPleS
Shhw1 53 DO Sb3 Silk and Cotton y do Raw [o'J Total ~
rkgs. valued ~ .l4.72
MANUFACTURES
20 packages Linen $8Gy
MISCELLANEOUS
u raekases strew s29 do. Embroidery i9i ro -
PIX valued q +4Cf
U0yel0usei.
WOOL.
paeksres Woolen s2i56 n DO Cloth lts Do Italian do
It2 "A Words ~ do Cotton and WOrs,ed $780, % DO
m ~ do Baize, 2S7s Total 25 packages valued at
$7LOtc.
Coloed 262a
Plush $3.50 II do Manuaclures Of 36ji
Total Iss rkgs valued at SIS 526.
OF SILK.
y psekases SILK Grapes So do Plush si2 do
M.,soS3 Total, a pkgs; valued at VA Ill
MASUFAcTURKs Oy FLAx.
IS packages Linens s5 462
MISCELLANEOUS
IS packages Straw - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
Markets. ....... Reported 5y Telegraph.

NEwosIxss sept lathe Asss not received rss
developed The sles tbs
so bs The transactions yesterday amounted
10 SOC bales with q firm market. Mddlins. lie.
1.-THE ss OF CorroS Yesterday amounted 20 6S bss q
lie Tor Madrs and NE for good Madlns The market contained
drm. CorrEe y still Advancing Rio sells At lie.
Sept i5The sales Of Cores daring the wek
were ice hales range 81 ollie Good Mddns 10 Md ling
fair AZ o 1lle The receipts OF the week foot up
bales and the stock hand Is 3 300 bales
BALTIMORE i6tooo bbls Ftoua aud 90 bags OF Cor
articles firmly sustained prices have been sold Bsia
week and Coz bb OF Flour have been exported
I6The this ystsr<y have
been light WsE.r 6m with good milling nqaiy and but Ne
tie ofs The following the ssfcns tor freight flo~e
45c. WHFAr l5c. CosS i5c
ALs,sY Sept sThe receipts the hours foo, Flow
bh WHgsr 7se bush CcsS 81 90 bnsh, CosS ls, -
tush IN FLOUR there coed bushes dons ac ees .ed
$50 bash sold AZ 81 for 0enesee CosN S
sc,ive without change notice sales 3 buh AZ IS os 6r
Mixed 10 co bush sold 6dI Tor tworowee
and SIC. four-Eowed- OATS In demand AZ t6Gf7e-
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Philadelphia Market. .rnrp,r. Sent ,s

coTroN-The Cotton marke Inactive .ad Of but
Nevoetns Mddnx Fair may be quoted Ct ia 0iNx
Upland l2.Sl,te rlersws bear Of salss q iss ss k
srou d i Sales % 30 bush southern Red wsrAr have
been made and also 80 bush soshsfa Oars ns Hold
VISIONS and the stock continues lsh We quote = al
lowe Pork tl7 Prime do 81, Prime do I'll Lad
in and firm AZ l2fc n side worth
Ste Shoulders 7 and Hama in eass III 9it sALr-AAes'
sfost 81 20 in store o. Ters Island Sc and sroaad Aiu
n H The .oei Of Tass Island in market very email NAVAL
Srosrs-There steady demand for Naval Sores Spin rapse-
do ezdss do; Pitch o. DO There lte Tar Ia mafkss,
and conmsnas - ost Dbl woot-we hear o. s.~ q ra-
Washed Slc Washed may be quoted al u fle nos
The msrke, looking snd prices ecnsequently high
Inspections the week ending Sept ls 1910 Dds "3ees
Flour. So DO. Rye floar Sill DO, Corn Meal
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~tDRrEn

IFAE- sTiELLF y-O1 tie lsrh MA, WLlsusgar y
Pfv Y. Ill. Sr Furkil = ~ sar gits. :
fBS kusI "a - casfhf,E Of tt s'e nsas "a shs.ey
~ yt.Ie tue Cl-hornli psFsfs q tse e7pf. ~,
hIsOh-r It K-Ai El-irr = Il o. tae ~ n a ~ 4
fss Nam VIII X kf-ia of Fecsskil y I and AssJ z
ctrshf 7 - Arc Tuef o. EEe-sr.
PAIT DTS- MAO CT FGOR-Ou re lSh S~rtemb-- y eer
T. Wore Atdrws Church Sasn lsl,sd He Ercency
d. PEsdes binasr-r ON Ner-r.usiA 20 Ann
6trghsr q tn late Malcolm HsereEo Esd for-ry b. en-
fsrsr-
D. ON-KFST-Af Church q th- Anrrn isfion o.
Thu dy rFsrt BY Rev tnufl s@shrry ID d. Charles
hnltrou srd hsrfhs f1urfh osugfts- & VIZ = o. cnf
sTlRRFIT- bEIOC--Sep,e- her 18th y Rev VIZ b.ieh
M Prlness a Only daughter Of James Brs
n n
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FRIDAY. Sept. lG-P. NJ


Tie business o the Stock Board continues to be large,
aid ihoI, more Lrmn,ss N the leading fances. AT
tic S,,ond Lizard The maIlet gen-raly steady bat
without advance ,AoCl in Ire which went to S!, an al
,au,o Oh q cent Oh yesterda, closing quotation The
Tass.IItr bus September reported TO BE- some
500 day iai,r THAI before The business Of the
no1lh ll,msosto b, S45oC,o and NJ unlikely s5O9OOO
lie o.h,r hairoGds or, WITHOUT change Of Importance
Iarlu sol ii, new r sidtnt Mr. G L. schuyler, is
making thorough examination OF the Affairs and police Of
this seed and October aft,r the Closing Of the sca year
th,re will probably be iul rIpOr. OF the condition and
rreIotfs OF he Company mad the Stockholders Can
ton a frmei 81 liz at .gi Mining Stocks fair de
usnd Dolly Hide sold L: G. whhh IS an improvement
God ELL a. wh is ao better Coal socks steady
Crntcd ard ,los,d at yesterday pnee New Creek was
finn: Ilenx iul roved Il = cent selling 4, l6i. Nles-
racla Wis also btutr cent-ihe closing price was IS
In i,mum Kl.lroods there Is no important change New
Iorl C,LtInl il IN fair o,nGEd Government stocks are
firm Lut dull In Rarcad BOLd there marked change
At,le coe. OF III. Second IOari the market steady
Ea,Lcnge is sin du. wiki good supply. Tbs range
is 731sI Tor STRING he latter for bankers signatures
Treles 81: a.l;
H. Itls then i ba mcderse business. o. shippers
an waiting ir tier foreign ioses Rates are heavy IL
Ijy,ro,l l.Oto bush Wheat gd- 500 bbb Hour sup
roed go Cotton, 49, ID TO Lo' don measar', at
god. =: To Anirori. Resin s5c- To HavTe the
pa,k,t nearly fu c: &c for Whoa 5csOc for Fl0ur
Two Lea ir,ishs from - John 70 Liverpool were made
n4slsIE Tier, i good demand for dea' vessels
lie snsi n and payntus for duties have inrea'ed the
Balance in Sub 1pasury 10 sss-si-3 PayneAis to-os
Salts. Receipts S4sOs3~-
The following are Tie earn gs OF the Wa;ertown and
Rome Ka,lrusd or ID, month OF August ls---9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

B4rirs BgoIers Cireular says;
In American Stocks have no occasion 10 aNar our
orst1rs IT, transaction. have been limited and con-
fred mostly To- Federal and State Stocks There have
ben 10 transactions since the Bank raised Its rate OF IN
erst and with present prospects in our money Market
We cepnot look for lnu, h activity
The d, usnd for gold for the Continent continues
underood that soe very large amounts in gold bars and
Lrss,an coin have been Withdrawn from the Bank oil
IL Gland Ii computed that tbs next steamer tns wI
have HUI Tor It Petersburg will take ouI iuly IDoy.e
hall mi E!r. The exact amount oil specie D'ousn' III
l, tie Ma. dale na il 81. 800. -
The mssket tor bullion has been exceedingly aeive sna
large busiLess done for export Inc demand Ior over
a. hrue1 a. mines and higher prices range both FOR
al silver AID D.larshe former having been done loI
immediate want at e cid and Dollars al s. I'd, oa
tlese ere ,1irire rates. Gold largely exporting sAd
L n
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Wright, Candy q Co.'S Circular.

Pa ko0oye.l LisERSooL. Fn1sy. Sept IAN
ersuce circular sdvess Of Hh nlt Adj -
helms 6ClO bales Saturdays anssons did nos ss
ssd 5C which ebresd forced sslss az prices nyof
boss The Nasa avsd Sunday her sdsess ga no NV
oAy and which tmasd 600 bales Inesdsys oressis0
uere 90 bales On Wednesday the desire 70 realise
lower were scespfeo m more than eoe 10
Ia n byord co. bales The Arctc a1yees having ines
tbs sales reported a. co bae the nskse
dull appeaencs and ss has been The ease al week. hs
rTy On oaer congFsby Of the dsraod SpeeuistoD
operate With caution, and their
o. any spt The daily tfsasscons he buEn-ss
M Is OF ven aEs4fs.ctoy character efet sss
Ihs tots sale. per dstAsi rsusnt
% ~ bas Il which sso speeostons al. s1s
70 E1IlsIs and nelsds q go bses Of American Of whch $50
sscssios and t Exportcr ssyDs 1870 bales Of ~
h il5ori ises bse Of Which 1904
American.
PzfcEs Toby
New Crisans Ysir. I'D Niddns.. ca Ordinary Ysstd
MebEs sid Mlddlns 1874 Ordinary 1ssa =
A.Isne E.iI Cd a.1@nf; 49,, * o NIX IL =. >
So. E1portsIs .iet eiosiss ysy quietly
Tine present. sdes snohss 20 The p-s,os.y ~ -
hsxn II our Isss vsesiy as FAR sEs form bssi Tor 70
80 eo~ rsssors sr pfeeode the immediate hops Of
,ssi OF s sfnopF thes may BE- mentioned the ds>ss-
eIt s prsvBr With the .bonas popaos N .noss 81 iss
Ieqrgts sd of roiiesi Ess Ia
- a. food with sa1 the
rte Bank q III gland having rssf tss nnsa
- sssns,r Of Earcps eurts ex~ q sd& 70
ff operations and limit he hon5e tenand snx 49,
,Ipse more encouraging the sxtns espss>~Aea WI nd"
Trsoe N ths manufacturing ehsseezed b. the 60
a. precision unx CorTox market zci ovnsn 81
bers 10 vey ure,tfleS position vrh ne opss -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

A,7rvy7 TO Cowurr sUIcIDE-A Young girl Of very
rerssble srpearance who she reside. in Sixth av
New YorL ATTEMPTED comm; -uicle on Thurda even
inc nv umring Of the dock foot Of Washington - Sie
Ss r~cned by some Of the residents Of the vclny but
refused to give any for the strange act Her name
i Mary Newell.
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ReCeipts Of Produce.
.SyPr l6.
Barring Brothers Circular.

BY Rrer Boa7 81 bills Flour 2sco bush Corn tA7s, -
Wheat i& pigs whisky SIS sides Leather aud sundres TO vsess
ordep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

Kabeciseh moved to amend by striking out ell asr the
vords ard hat in the meantime. ETC. which VS. car
r,t,e ON ,be spbieci for Special Committee Ike
wise carried and the resolution adopted
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The following is an abstract

Total ...... "a as55l74 s4sLH2 IA Sss.4l3764 50
The coin shipped was of the following denominations;
nofbleors ...... 1888 81 American Gold 7Slo
DoaIs........... lS 595 20 Unspeched ... 7oll1 o.
soyerfirs -. ........ 1885 90 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

EscAPE AND REoAPTURE.-John Ryan, sentenced on
Tb1r.Gsy TO sx months Imprisonment in the County Ja.
on conviction Of petit larceny managed to escape from the
officer who bad him in charge, by slipping his rutie' de
was subsequently, retaken by Officer y Donne. oil the
Third District Police. and lodged in jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

Ireresse ........s! 0.sH 81
Tie following stocks we're sold 81 auction by Draper
his aifsl noon. after the adjournment Of the Board
60 Moth n lrdisrs road Bouis 81
= lfefelce htirinf Co
go tonds yous isw.l C~nrrsl Railroad -
ss,ts tsros Of The Hr River RHlrosd ~
@-tf honcs Aflsn ic Rock Co -
-l' trcs Arcrtsccrxin and Houbeek RI Co
q strrts heehfrc Ir-den
l. sitrt- ..lej
= tff. Neefhrhs 1rcteES In.
les
snsTes Empire stone Dressing Co. diva 10
skEres Hudson River stone Dr. sns
- shares Merriam
II shares Bank North Am rca
81 sLGs leveltnd Toledo -
re shs kncke bock 94
4 shares Lsage Fire Insurance %
shares NoEh Fire
= hsIts els FsYso Stock Call ~
s slaI,s shaw q Poetic Nail Seenshp Co ~
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NEwi oRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER II,

Over go cent incta.e the same month last year
Tie receipts Of the Harlem Road fr August are qite up
to The esi mate The official fgurss ss'I7o VI
August, lsS2. Observation-Disclosures. "''f "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

servant girl in the employ Of Mr. Williams. residing
in Livingston st. yesterday taken into custody by 9th
cers Rsynor and Hubs. for larceny IN stealing large
variety Of wearing apparel The goods wsre found in
Mi hforis Innse She Committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
The following Is comparison Of the revenue and ezpen
nres of the General Goyernment for the past nine years

Inc udns under the control Of the Department OF the
Ipterio which commenced ssa0 The appropriation the
public ebt Wa, in the wears 1919 tSo22llS.
Importations of Dry Goods for week ending Sept H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

Nv P.t, non has RESIGNED his connection with the Phls
delIhia Mint
Tie srs,eneut Of tie Finances Of the United staes for
he year ending seth June lssS made up BY the AS sAn'
s.UtiaIy Ct h, Trtaury, exhibits he annexed resuI
r-xsxoss e. rsE CONVENIENT ,oK .S5e-s
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CIRCUIT coURT-Before Judge EOsOsps
u s COMMISSIONERS oFFICE.-Bsfore Commissioner


CHARGE OF CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
CAPT. Dsys of The schr Isabel, exam ned On the
above charge, prferod BY Charles Barnett the COOK who
ALT thai the captain without cause knocked hun DIVA.
um cd uIOn him. then beat him VITA rope. The aIesa-
lions weIe denied The complaint was dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-19

AFFEAY AT NEWPORT, Il. I've have already
published telegraphic despatch concerning an
affray at Newport The Newport Mercury, of the
18th instant, has the following account of it
An attack was made this morning on Isaac s.
Hone, by w. R. Morgan and Matthew Morgan, Jr
m front Of the Bellevue House. The facts, as we
learn them, are these-about IL O'clock as Mr.
Hone was entering his carriage in front of the At
lantic House, Mr.. Matthew Morgan, Jr., stepped
up to him and said that his brother would like to
see him at the Bellevue. Mr.. Hone Immediately
walked over there, and as he approached the house.
Mr.. w r. Morgan rushed toward him. exclaiInine
Sr, have an account to settle with you for call
ing nie monster, or TO that effect, and dealt him
number of severe blows with cow-hide over the
face and head, causing the blood to flow profusey
number of gentlemen present interfered, drew
Morgan off and took the cow-hidc from him and
then accompanied Mr.. Hone to the sherifi7s office
where the writ was made out, and shortly after the
two Morgans We're arrested and required to find
bail in the sum OF one thousand dollars each.
The Morgans are young men; Mr.. Hone is an cid
man, his hair Is white as snow, is infirm and has
been passing the summer in Newport ON account of
his health. He was entering his carriage to leave
Newport, when called OF as above. The feelings
of the community have been greatly outraged by
this cowardly attack.
Since the above was in type, we learn that an
other writ has been served on the Moraans in a
civil suit laying the damages at s20O The par
ties We're oyertaken by the sheriff. and arrested
Subsequently, they gave the required bail, Hon. r.
b. Cranston and Wm. s. Wetmore becoming tneir
sureties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-19

THE NEW YoRK SoFT-srIELL CoNvENrros-We
announced Friday that this Convention had made
its Independent nominations and adjourned. The
following are its nominations: ban $50 Oh -
Secretary of State, Isaac A. Verplank; Comp
troller, Robt. Kelly: Attorney General, Martin
Grover; State Treasurer, Francis Segur Canal
Commissioner, Andrew j. Yeates; Prison Inspector
VIM. c. Deyer; State Engineer WmH Bristow;
Judges of Appeal Coort, c. H. Ruggles for the long
term and Hiram Denis for the short term; Clerk Of
Appeals, Albert Edgerton.
Henry s. Randall was offered the nomination of
Secretary OF State, but declned; H. B. Stanton
withdrew his name from the Attorney Generalship
and Jno B. Miller declined the ofiice OF Treasurer
The nominations were made with great unanimity
and after they were completed the Adafnantne or
Hard Shell resolutions endorsing the National and
State administrations, inaugural address, the Bal
timore Platform, and the Compromise measures
and strongly denouncing any further agitation OF
the slavery question, were passed, speeches in
their favor being made by Messrs. Grover, Van
Buren,, Preston King, Cochran and Chaplain. The
convention then adjourned in great glee after a
vote of thanks to the officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-19

Ex-Governor Metcalfe, of Kentucky, more than
10 years old, was attacked by lunatic on the 18th
inst, near his residence in Nicholas county. and
had hard struggle of it. The lunatic had at
tackled party. the governors grand children,
when he came to their aid, and directed the insane
mans attention to him. But that the children 5eg
ged the maniac, he might have overpowered the
governor; but with their help he had partially
triurnphed, when neighbor came to his assistance.
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burglar named "OId Buck, recently from st
Louis, was shot some days since at Farmville In
DIANA by sheriff Garir, and so seriously injured,
that his recovery was thought to be doubtful BY
the aid of another rogue the sheriff learned that
he intended to break into the railroad Office on
certain night. The sheriff and city marshal wait
ed for him, and when he entered they arrest
him; but he defended himself with chisel, and
the sheriff, unable 10 make him submit, fired upon
him.
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PRICE ONE CENT

,vchTa ;n .a heianeT resigned or unpleasantlv han
p ~ ,nsir uestiiiy, but appeared more e &
ensel sad .hs;r Raoas. good women. who had devo.
There was nothing Ct ian0tttents.iess = good deeds
my visitsto these Nunner;es hn..s ass pleasure OF
of an occasional priest, wenr;na s,s pparition
hang-dog look of his brethren 'ns Ereasy,
minded me of black wolves proxv,;aa e.
sheepfold, or night hawks fiitter;ng s,,. aponI
dove.cote In matters Of religion 4 bsma u,n. s.
prejudices, and whatever strikes me - roa9 ~
or bad about religious sect am apt to mem mem
tion. Hence the very different pictures which
1 have drawn of the priests and nuns Of Mon.
treal. shall never beso far blinded by fanat;.
cism asto deny that in all religions, as among
all nations, there are good as well as bad men
and customs. a. s4s esssqsg
Yours. &c. SEsgx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-19

DREADFUL ArFRAY IN GREENBarEa-1he Lew
isburg New Era, gives an account of an aifrsy, in
which six men were engaged, on sunday the 4th
inst, at Lick church, in that county. The party
came to church; but retired in the woods to gam
bic. The congregation were soon alarmed BY the
cry OF ''murder"-and upon arriving ct the scene
of the combat, found three men dreadiaiiy wound.
ed. One named Philip Bowyer. soon died, ana
another had his skull fractured it was feared fatal
ly. No further particulars
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, &c
NEW BOOKS, RECEIVED BY
IN JAMES WOODHOESE.

Eagle Square.
The Law and the Testimony. by the author Of The
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The Book of Nature, an Elementary introduction
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Mneraiogy, Geology. Botany, Zoology asd Phys-
elogy; BY Fred. Schroeder PHI d., with additions, By
Henry Thedlock, +. c. S. fsa 81
Wilde on the Ear. Practical Observations on An-
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of the Ear, with illustrations by w. b. Wilde
| vol. 2vo s
The suaerings and Glories of the Messiah; an Ex-
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by John Brown, ID. D.. 1 vol 3vo. 81 30.
History of the Westminster Assembly of Divines
by Rev. w. III. Hetherin gton, 75c.
The Powers of the World to Come, and the
Chureh's Stewardship, as invested with theui by
Geo. B. Chever, ID. D., 81
Water from the Web Spring. for the Sabbath hours
of afflicted believers; being complete course Of
morning and evening meditations for every Sunday
in the year; by Z. FL. Bickustith, NJ A., 60c.
The Claremont Tales, or illustrations of Beatitudes
80 cents.
The Incomprehensibility Of Gods Nature; Ser
mon; by Rev. w. S. Piumer, D. D., 25c.
The Exiles; Tale by Talva, author of "Helose,"
&c, 81.
The Story of Mont Blanc, by Albert Smith, price
80 cents.
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II AND IEMELRY ESTAB-

w L!sHMENT. los Main street.
Msv be found at ELIAS HALE'S the most cele-
brefsd Watches imported in this country:
The seEaine David Taylor. Joseph johnson, Beeze-
v Coaper and all others having the highest repH;a-
tioy boih N Europe and in this coaatry
plan. Jewelry aud Fancy Goods of English,
Frpnch G. rnan and American manufacture, of the
lstes: au6 .ewest patterns
Inressed facilities for importing and intimacy with
the large manufactures of Europe and America viii
rske th establishment of the first houses IN the
country 20 deal with Country and city merchants
can ini s great variety of goods suited to their
maft5es.
TIs REAL department, together with the msnufac-
turing, Watch and JewelFy Repairing and Engraving
viii Be strictly attended TO-
Watch Materials, Tools &c, Wholesale aud retail
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers Agent
SET lef Main street
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The Washington, Star says that Rossini ColIina
has been performing on the violin there with sue
cess. She boats all other female performers the
Star has ever heard ki9s&a ~ f
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ga nTHER All ITERNATIYE RITT To

MO OTHER ALTERNATIVES BUT TO
IN SELL CHEAP !-CHINA ROCKERY AND
GLASS WARE-LARGE EXPECTATIONS EX-
pECTED.-R. L. HICKSON, 2l8 Broad Street, will
in few days be receiving, direct from PotteTies
la-gs Stock of CROCKERY, and his store being too
sell the old Stock cheap. His Stock of GLASS
WARE and CHINA is also large aud well-selected-
The whole Stock on hand, well that expected,
late advance in England, he win be enabled TO seH
cheap.
TABLE CUTLERY, SPOONS FORKS and La
DLES-with great variety of FANCY GOODS.
just received, large supply of STONE WARE
nd GLASS JARS.
Country dealers solicited 10 call early
Goods for the country carefully packed. an 8
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I OOK AT THIS !-GOLD WATCHES

4 OOk AT THIS !-GOLD WATCHES
IL AND DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS, SINGLE
BARREL GUNS, PISTOLS AND PISTOL GAPS,
AT HENRY HTMANS, No % MAIN STREET,
TIE ONLY IMPORTER OF WATCHES IN THIS CITY
Ays DIRsCr IMPORTER OF GUNs.-Having just
ceiyed from Europe my complete assortment of
Double aid Singe-barrel GUNS PISTOLS, Pistol
CAPS, Powder FLASkS, Shot POUCHES and Gold
WATCHES | will bind myself to sell TO country
merchants, wholesale, and TO those who purchase
tail ap If n0t cheaper, than any other store III
the United States. Please call and examine my stock
of Goods and prices before going North, par
chasing elsewhere.
n. Blast received from England, few of
those latest patent Doubie-baTrei GUNS, which have
given such general satisfaction. Don't forget that il
is at HENRY Hi MANS, No. So Main St,
Direct Importer OF Gold Watches and GuEs, &C.