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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EMERY DAY.
BAnYEs AT AUCrIOn.
A UcTIoN sAIE-sPLENDID ROSEWOOD FURSI

A UCTION SALE-SPLENDID ROSEWOOD FURNI.
IA ure, piano ortes pier glass parian satuary Dresden
vases fine oil paintings &c HENRY LEEDS auctioneer,
viii sell Tuesday Sept O. at l0s O'Clock at No 10 West
Twenty sixth street all the beautiful furniture the house
all OF which OF the richest description, and
Tor private and is positively to be sold splendid
seven octave piano frame and perfect instrument
TWO suites OF rosewood paror furniture in plush do
brocate marble tay eegeres plate glass doors
corner etegeres black and gold marble top side
sofa tables in rosewood and mahogany; lace window
ians with eornce large French plate pier glass cost 500
French painted window shades tapestry Brussels
brol and ormou % day clock parian marble stauary
The Guardian Angel" Italian Girl" cupid" Mary -
Our Saviour &c splendid Dresden china orna-
mens several magnificent oil paintings Dining furn
ture-Rosewood extension table, 800 nlaid table
lery; French china and dessert richly decorated sill
and cut glass crockery &c Bedroom
osewood and mahogany bedseads do bureaus wash
stands with marble hair mattresses paasses
spring mattresses sofa beds and Sofas mahogany ng
chairs, seat do, ingram carpets ocots carpets
and rods &c &c. Catalogues at sale Sale rain shine
Sixth and stages pass the coor.
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MATRIMONIAL.

TIFF ADVERTISER WANTS WIFE Ayp USES THE
Il columns Of a newspaper 20 End His friends es-
teem him good match The 81 personal appearance
circumstances and disposition. his ~. Any lady young
widows admied possessing youth heslh n,e,nssnes
erd avnlahv witch al ihs can reaenahl be 81.
may address ID sis, confidence Henry bon LII Hos once
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rROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS -. J. wALDRON,
~ auctioneer-H q. EVANS viii sell on Tuesday. sept
Ut 10 &C ock at No. Liberty street frm the shelves Ia lots
70 suit full assortment Of white granite Hight blue ami
non ware hollow aud fiat china tea sets motio cot
COS glass ware, plated wae. tea trays &c &c Goods
rscked In the best manner, for shipping.
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EoR LIyFRPo0L.-UMrED STATES MAIL STBAM-
me oned sstes mails for Europe positively Saturday.
sept 3 ~ clock NJ, from her BERTH the Canal
street For freight passage having unequaed aooonmo
dalton for elegance and comfort apply EDWARD K COL
llNS, 90 WAL street Fasse he
board a. u O'Clock A. M Al letters pass through he
an,e Capt Edrdge viii succeed the Ericsson. on
notice. - - - 80
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



There not much buoyancy In the stock market to-
day. The transaction, this morning large without
any material change in prices. Cumberland and Reading
declined = per cent each Chicago and Rock Island I'D.
vanced per cent Erie opened and closed at the
price, with very heavy operations. New York Cen
trail and Cleveland and Toledo freely offered and
sold to extent yesterdays prices. Al the second
board there was some disposition to sell Reaing and
decline Of y per cent realized The coal business Of
this compony looks bad for the rest Of the 1t Is
estimated that the decrease net receipts this year will
be upwards Of $500, ooo Erie little better at the
close this afternoon, but the market u by no means
strong.
The steamship Hermann, from this port for South
ampton and Bremen today carried out sis453 In Anne
reao gold.
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SECOND B0ApD.
CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.
~ He,oson d Holmes, for The Week ending Sept g..


s3,oco Ohio and Miss. Pr rs, % mtg BIDS ......4sk
1o0O COY. ~ RR los inc. BIDS and int. 90 to IS
$500 Gov. Lex. RR. 6's inc BIDS and int - IS
900 Gov, Lex. sR rs, I'd mtg, bonds. ........6S
15CO Ind Gen. RR. los inc BIDS. '5T and So 90 10 IS
2,oC0 Hllsboro Gin. RI. LIST mtg BIDS and int as
900 Indianapolis x Gin RR. rs, div. bds .......7 II
oeo ONO Miss RR rs, ist mtg BIDS, 6m in. inc.7o
ig6o llitie Miami RR, dividend scrip ..........s0
500 Columb. 4 Xena RR 7's 10 years div BIDS IS
nc shs Ohio and Mississippi and interest .,......,
"a do. indianapolis and Cincinnati .............. So
l0e DO Little Miami SSH
3S do. Marietta and Cincinnati and interest ..... ii
u do Covington and Lexington and interest ... II
20 do. Gin Ham, and DAYTON ....... as
as do. do do ....... b60d 6s
149 do. Gin and Chicago b mos and interest
so do. Mad River and Lake Erie ........ Ii
eco DO Ohio and Mississippi. Observation-Disclosures. So
so do. Indiana Central beOd ... SO
do. Clev. Col. and Cincinnati Railroad 100
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The following q statement Of tolls received the
New York canals during the 4th week in August and
also the toa received from the opening Of navi
CATION up to Sept. lst, In the years named
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TnIE. IN NEw YORK. AND LIvERPooI UNITED srArEs

The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comsiock.
The ApRlATIC Capt James West.
These ships having been built by expressly tho
government service has taken In the
sruction also ia their engines to insure strength AMI
speed and their accommodations passengers
qualled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool in first cabin
Sl3r; In second do 10 Exclusive
325 From Liverpool New York 80 and % guneas
An experienced attached TO each ship No berths
be secured until paid for The ships Of this line
proved tight bukheads and avoid danger from ce
viii the Banks north of ~ degrees until after lat
.f AnUn
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A UCTIoY YoTIcE-H. WILSON. A

UCTION NOTICE-H WILSON. AUCTIOyEER.-
II Magnificent costly household furnure heavy French
plate pier and msnte mirrors rosewood panoiore marble
vases bonzes velvet carpets elegant chandeliers oil paint
ngs &C. at the five story residence No 20 West Fourteenth
street ii WILSON aucioneer, will SELL Monday sep.
TENDERS at 10 O'Clock precisely the entire furniture of
The above house ost OF which made order aud Of
superior workmanship.
farlors-Msgnicent rosewood paror suits rich French
san with solid rosewood frames, made In Paris,
octave rosewood pianofore solid rosewood and
pier tables; large rosewood secretary bookcase
cepuon chairs Ia satin large chairs Ia splendid
French plate with slab and brackets rich tweny
day bronze and oTmolu clock costly marble
baser flower vases splendid bronzes cupids satucues
knights shepherd and sheperdes magnificent gran
coles rich orocael and lace window curtains shades
csrpe el ganty carved root eegere with plate glass
OF paintings, of great merit and OF high cos
Dining Room-Sold extension table cost 500 chqrs III
plush richly oak sideboard secretary all made
match throughout elegant gold band dinner pieces
ruby and crystal cut glass rich svcrw
service, lar sasers nn sgpds apd baskets coffee
kettes, napkin rings spoons forks ladies' liquor stand
$50; butter Knives longs &c best OF culery
tumbers. gobes, WINS decaners. &c.
Chambers and Nursery-iOsly rosewood and mahOg
sass lounges, couch beds bedsteads bureaus wasst
commodes se~ood suits in harcoh chairs rockers ee
feather beds, holsters and pillows, three painted bel
suits completes ingram carpets ocloth rosewood hal
stand silver plated stair rods work table, clocks; iogehs
with the entire fixtures throughout Also large
general assortment o basement aud kitchen utensils The
nture Of this house worthy OF the especial attention
about reiurnshng cash deposit VIII be required OF All
purchasers anc article will be sold without
whatever The attention OF housekeepers and dealers Is
specially Invited
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTI0N NOTICE. -CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA
n by j. ). II. BARTLETT. Auconeer-ruesday, Sept d
at 10 O'Clock at 2 Pearl street from the shelves crates OF
al kinds w. blue and common ware 800 pkgs. glass ware
cash
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A UCIroN NOTICE. -PFRENPToRY SALE OF Hous

UCTToN NoTTCE.-PERENPTORY SALE OF HOUSE.
n hold furniture, large French plate mirrors pianofores
carpets, ac.-SAMUEL OSGOOD z co, auctioneers, viii
sell at 81 Nassau street Tuesday 10 o'clock A. n,
large collection OF cabinet furniture (custom maie)
comprising several richly finished rosewood paror suits
bookcases wardrobes solid oak and rich decorated
chamber suits marble dressing bureaus and washands
marble top centre tables extension tables sofas sofa bed
sicads parlur chairs rocking chairs card tables
French PLATED pier, manel and oval mirrors oil paintings
&C. Also quantity OF second hand household furniture
crockery Kitchen utensils carpets mating, kc.
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4 rcrIoN NorIrr-M nnrGnry ArrrInNrrn

UCrI0N NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCrTONEER =
~ Mortgages sale OF elegant household furniture &cMon
day nj l0t o'clock nj Centre street. rich sat-
brocate rosewood and mahogany tables ward
robes sofas and sofa beteads ee ees and lounges beds
and bedding hair maressss several fine tapestry and Brs
sells carpets maple oak and chairs oval and gilt mirrors
china crockery aud glass mahogany parOr ard
rocking chairs bureaus. extension tables blankets qus
ivory cutlery, plated paintings, &c BY
order OF Il. JENNINGS Jun, attorney for mortgage.
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A UCTI0N NoTrCE.-GROCERIEs AND LIQUORS.
~ a. NJ CRfh1ABAR Auctoneer y Rowcry. viii sell
Tuesday oh inst a. 1915 o'clock large lot OF brandles
wines whk key, Jamaica gins aud whiskeys
rarnes pickles olives -four maccaroni herrings
caret IN pint and quart bottles &C. 4c worthy the
tenfion dealers. Sale positive
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MITCHELL on ASTRONOMICAL METHODS. READ DI
FORE TUE ASSOCIATION, AUGUST Is.

FORE TUE ASSOCIATION, AUGUST 20.
The report Of Prof MrcHytr OF Cincinnati, the new
methods OF astronomical observations in al the
CINCINNATI Observatory divided into several distinct
beads lie commenced by explaining the circumstances
under which the report made. That committee Of
he Assoc had been appointed at the previous Alba
ny meeting 10 memorabilia Congress and ask appro
printon enable the Professor TO complete his invest,
LEGATIONS. This memorial had been presented by Mr..
the Senate OF the United states, but had been
withdrawn NJ Prof Mchclls request and the committee
discharged. Tho Investigations had bcon however,
prosecuted and the results 70 be presented
rho first topic presented inquiry into the limit OF
accuracy a,;snsbe In observations Of right ascension.
These observations recorded by the American
or electro magnetic method which converts time into
srscc and on the pan uscd the Cincinnati Observatory
enables the Astronomer 20 divide second into thou
sand measurable parts. touch on The magnetic
key by the observer, records On time scaie
the exact instant nj which tho observer secs star
rcoes the meridian spiders web OF bis telescope.
il important 10 consider the sources 81 error IN this s'm
pie observation separately The personal errors q tls
urhations Of the atmosphere. method Was then ex
planned Whereby this important dcmarcahon was accom-
lshed, and the result showed the Professor own per-
eona IN selling and recording the exact moment OF
the passage OF an artificial star or real star, amounted
10 seventeen thouaandths Of one second OF time. The
personal of his assistant somewhat larger, and
this quantity would differ In different individuals. An
extended Ferries Of observations were now exhibited in
result showing that the real stars tho error
amounted 70 about the City housandth Of one second Of
sine OF which all but seventeen thousandtbs was
due TO atmospheric troubles. BY large number
|of obseiyations on the double star, II was
shown that the effects Of these sources OF error
might be greatly reduced by increasing the number Of
SPIDERS lines IN tho eye piece or the transit instrument
nd taking means Of many observations The results
wed average error OF only eight housandths OF ohe
second Of time To obtaining the interval in time on
Cyr wl-ea or SPIDERS webs between two ,ars
pv fraction Ices than two seconds Of ,.e n vas n :
important 70 osceian whether tals accuracy could b.
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UCT1ON NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTroNEER-BY
IA q. BOGART-1o morrow at l0l O'Clock, at the aulion
Frankfort and William streets household furn-
ture consisting OF general assortment OF paror beroom
and kitchen furniture carpets china tea SETS giranoes,
cutlery, fancy goods. dry goods, &c.
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w s. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.-PIAN AT
W auction on Tuesday, at II O'Clock, at the sales
room - and 70 Park row. VIZ one elabora,ely carved legs
Of New York aud 65O also three hand pianos
good tone and nsh also twenty piano stools with
plush and hair cloth.
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NrM. c. HIGGINS AUCTIONEER-sTORE 46i EIGHTH
w avenue. viii sell on Monday September z; at lOl5
o'clock the entire household furniture contained in the
story brown stone dwelling, 22l Thirty fifth between
Eighth aud Ninth avenues viz Sofas mahogany and other
chairs rockers and easy chairs: mahogany other bed
steads hair wool and velvet and
ingram caroets extension and other tables refrigerator
stoves china and glassware; paintings mirrors &c.
gas hAtures. chandeliers, &c, &c. Sale positive
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L'oR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND TUE UNITED
~ states Nail steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Parrish VIII
eavs for ~ above places on saturday eh inst clock
r. NJ from pier l3 North river m arriva Al Nore,,x
On Sunday afternoon. and at Richmond on Monday morning
Passengers for the South VIII proceed without DELAY ht mo
Grsat Mail lime 70 Charleston Augusta Savannah. &c ira
yeleIs VIII Ind this the cheapest peasanes, add expe
dous route. Passage and fare Including aanroo
folk 81 Petersburg Rchmord $40, Storage hNf price
Apply 10 IUDLAM a PIEAsANrS az eroaf Say.
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49 a.s .ne.4. !. sai.
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M S. MELLoR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGE sAI,

NV >. NEILUE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAIE
w OF elegant cabinet furniture, Tuesday Sept O. nj
ba O'Clock at salesroom 10 and Is Park row. opposite
Astor House being the stock of FIRST class
urer removed 10 the saesroom and 10 be sold
by order OF marpagee consisting part par
Tor suites covered with rich brocael 10
rockers volaire and sweep back paror chairs Turkish
chairs covered In rich fancy caboraey carved
music cabinet and writing secretary WARDROBE rosewood
aimous lined with sainwood Is enamelled chamber suites
plain and with marble tops bookcases secretaries ward
robes OAK mahogany rosewood and walnut chamber furn
re IN great variety Also great variety of furniture
new and second hand with which the sale win commenced
altogether forming the richest collection offered
season Goods be packed the premises shipping
Catalogues morning of sale. Ladies' and gentlemen
elsewhere.
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W.. pier and manel mirrors, Tuesday IL
clock at the saesroom Nos IL and Is Park
OF twenty first quality French plate pier and mane
OF the latest aud most fashionable STYLES and richly
ed frames and first quality plate also about forty paint
ugs in rich gilt fames also three rolls of ingram carpet
mating table cloths, counerpanes clocks &C.; also
tire invoice OF rich French china glass vases
motto cups, toilet sets &c The whole for positive sale.
ogues morning of sale.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A HOUSE TO LET-M0DERN IMPROVEMENT 10
~ Gated up town; carpets rich chandeliers &c for sale;
rent $780, Apply to Mr. THOMAS III West Twenty NTH
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GILBERT s. SAVAGE AUCTToNEER. -PEREMPTORY
~ sale OF groceries.-By BAGLEY SAVAGE. 80 Cedar
street on wednesday Sept 10 commencing at I0ia A. M
large Lot or prime white refined light brown and
Drown rasns maccaron family teas and black
cnee brandy IN cases casks aud eemohs care port and
champagne vines large invoice of segars brands
NO posponement on account Of weather.
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fine ARTS

VINCENT COLYER, No. 100 Beecker-st, re-
speofuly announces his friends and the public sensr
ally that he will ready for public exhibition IN sx days,
OIL PAINTING ri the grand size" no BY II feet Ia
which aimed convey the spectator somshns II
Freestae Settlers in Kansas have been
SUBJECTED
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TT1HE TRIBUNE (late Whig) ALMANAC 10
l. r1rrEENTH EDIrIoN
I II TsLfEN II
published This Dnv,


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THE xxxIIID CONGRESS. l.,
STATE GOyERNMENTS-A List Of the Sstea Win u-sS
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THE PoPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT by STATES
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TIT WAR IN THF EASTA Critical and Historical RosieW
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A HISTORY OF KANSAS TERRITORY ~ncc'ncs
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aOvERNMFNTS OF EUROPE-incladins Names and rnes
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AMERICAN HISTORY IN BRIEF-lmporaht fscss Iva the
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ORIGIN OF PLANTSTbe Nativity ofthe Prominent U'sha
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AN ARTICLE showing the different Modes Of Weights and
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Work FOR THE MoSrB A
beautiful, instructive article.
CALgNDAR or OPERATIONS for
Noysmber-A catalogue OF
work TO be done in the field.
orchard, garden, green and
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ises his plans.
BEEs-Gooi hints on winteriDs
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CELERY-Keeping In winter.
Coss-PvppIse-First-rste.
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EDrroR's FARM NorEs, OF
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A large cut, givins Q cutting
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Horse Races," called " Az
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FALL Flowing and Spading-
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FARMERS Clubs-Importanee
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FARMERS Sons AND DAuGH
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FLOWER GARpES-W In e.
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HALLowELL, Me. Farming II
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GRAPES under Glass-Will
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GRAPrs The Concord, he.
built cheap.
LIGHTNING Rops-Good Hints
MAyvREs-Smdry hints.
MICS among the Apple Trees
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Treatment.
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Winter storing.
SALr MARsHEs-Two excel
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SoaeHuM SAccHARun, or Chi
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most promising new plants
in the country. Seed to be
distributed free 10 subscribers
lSrosE Walls aud Fences
How to build, and how to
4 preyer { falling In Winter.
ITIM BUNKER at the Fair
Amusing and instructive.
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ticles.iNotices, &c.
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