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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15
Acting Governor Ksu-ss lie

FROM JANAIcA-We have files from Kingston
Jsmaca, to the 18th Of August last. They cont I'm
little news. Severe earthquake shocks had been ex-
perienced in Kingston and the town of Falmouth III
Kingston the fluctuations appeared to have been from
north to south. For days previous the weather w@'
exceedingly hot. About three hours before the Garth
quake there a very smart shower OF ram Inc
Falmouth Post says: We regret to learn that the crops
this year in Trelawny will be much less than We eA-
pected consequence of the severe drouh when mas
been experienced. The Hon. $. j. Dallas has Deen
cslled by the Governor to the Legislative Counc OF
the island The Hon. Isaac jackson died on the % VI
August. Some of the journals denounce the Spanish
rattle in slaves for Cuba.
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SERIOUS DISTURBANCE IN CHATHAM srRk.i,-A
row took place in Chatham street about ciovn VI.
Sunday morning, between gang OF fourlh- a."
rowdes and another belonging to the SIKH a.u' pe
tween whom feud had for some time existed a,e'
pile of bricks happened to be near the scene Oh ,'e
turbance, and these were thrown Ike nan oy "'e
rowdes at each other. Several were more VI 'ee ~
jured, but John and Jery Dennson very se.e'. ~
The Fourth warders, it is said, were the hfs. ~ VIC
attack and began the fight at the corner o. Duane
street. The police finally arrested three Oh .no ,'o
ard dispersed the rest. At daylight the s.'ee' "''
found to be literally strewn with brekbst. Inc nAme'
Of those arrested are Isaac Simmons. kooen - n'""s
s.d John Dvycr. al Of whom were 'ocxea W ~ 'u''
Gca 9shxne.
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LATEST.
TECl MSEH TAKEN BY LANES MEN-MCkINNEY'S
TRAIN CAPTURED BY BROWNS PARTi-tNrrHD
STATES TROOPS SENT AFTER LANE
From The 81. Louis Republican, 100

From The ST. Louis Republican, 10th.
We arc indebted to the officers ct the Genoa tor the
ton az sent from Jefferson City by railroad, i'll ad
vance Of her arrival:
a party Of $50 If Lanes men, under command Of a
man by the name Of Stowcl, entered Tecumseh on
Thursday. 4th and completely sacked the town OF all
the provisions and clothing it contained. When our
informant left they were still at wcrk plundering the
On Tuesday, ID, McKinney's whole train was cap
tured by party headed by the notorious Brown in
person, who was not killed at Osawattanle as before
reported ,-,. -, vr;d., s,b wa
LEANED from good authority that Judge Leconpte
who i net now at the Fort had issued an order I" the
Marshal of the Territory to arrest Lane ana e''er
agitators. o., cL
commanding fourteen companies at Fort Riley, Ia give
eyery assistance and aid to the Marshal In the execu'
ton Of this writ. o, r.
On Tuesday evening We landed at Glasgow. key-
stone came up with Gov. Geary on board. who was re-
ceiyed with a salute from cannon shore. The gun
was aftervard taken on board. In charge OF com
psny of one hundred men, armed Tor hansas' iro'n
GOV. shannon. who came down with US, had short
interview with tiov. Ceary, on board the NJ! -'"ne
while living alongside.
From The ST. L,ui. Dr~seya'. Sept II.
The lates, We haze from the Territory are the follow
ing items furnished The Jegrson City inquirer by the
officers Of the steamer Genoa: -.
A party Of $50 Of Lanes men, under command 'i
man by the name OF Stoweu, entered Tccum-eh on
Thursday the 4.h and completely sacked tn. town Oh
ali the pro, sioas and clothing il contained wnen
oar informant lei. they sti 1t work piundenns
the town. =, 4, .-.;, ras
CAPTURED by party beaded BY the notorious Brown Ia
$50 Tho Va cot killed ii Osav smie, ~ bsfore
Ssdss L.eoup,s. wbs % not asw y the fort, hse ~
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IAdvertisement.l
AdverustfnentI
NEw-YoRK Sat HOME. Our city begins

its won,ed sayety and the snde promenade In the
world "our Broadway" IL perpetual mae
meeting OF beauty aud fashion, OF life and business
And still the lion OF Broadway-the place where senhAs
beauty and good nsresatei BRApys AAssaS
TYPE and PaorocsAPB GALLERy No. $50.
BRADY has just perfected things that step -
yond anything yet seen. His Portraits taken any wesshs<
the nearest perfection Of yet this any oth
country aud challenge the scrutiny.
Call and multitude witnesses the shape sped
mems at Nos. ao5 and $50 Broadway.
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Advertisement.
Facrs VoRTU KNOWING.

CvRNYY's Coored Photographs are unsurpassed.
(uRNEy's Plain Photographs perfect gems:
GuRNEy's Dasverreotypes never equaled.
GuRxEYs Establishment Is the oldest and most extensive II
the world
Quincy has connection with any other estsbshmen
Quincy removed branch Of his "
any part of the city . 80,
Quincy has received testimonials Of his skill than -
other artist in the profession.
Leonard LII
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fore Justice Osborne and held 10 bail in 500 10 an
syor for the stabbng.

ARRrsr FrGrrTE FoRoyR.-Sergcant lie
We Chief. Friday young msn s.asS
t.sed chset sru OIL Thernpsoa Son doing bs..s
1oy T. Of goods to the value Of $500 Ansr sstsss
81 he sn On 'ns si1fs !. @
Tor them tut eesphe despatch had preceded him and ~
S~. sf sSd i S Soss. .Sos. x. a,s
cured sno "s,sS .ssn, vi" rsisysd BY .no.Ae He .
E ss% 70 led IT, .. -
the roias who ossAsr with pandsr wa. finally ssr.rsS
pic. 70 he matte, bo s.hasn ,h. he had
' WV ~ 'e'a.e' - dvulse his name.
DETECTION AND ARREST OF Rrvc, ...Is
was c.ush BY The Fourth ard pe ne. named :a,y s
rsmi;s No. ss Pea, street iys Il: ~
broke mo premise q N S 1s.a Me- K. .s:
Prsed BY policeman. who unable howeyei to s.ear.
PrRsEvERISG ArTEsrr AT SrrcIDE.-A man
a On a.y ~s from =. .sa q a.:
destruction He swaowed large dose Of Audanuna and tAes
the Sewiork Hospital and PLACED IN care OF Dr. Kesor
DrArH FROM BrRSs-Ccroner Perry held On Z.
90 dy n.Se Of y.. S a s, 81
BY burns her clothes having taken IRE While sAa
The JsIy rendered verdict Of Accidental death"
FATAL AccIprSr.-Resanna Riley child six years
Of age killed Friday afternoon In the luberyafd Ne.
East Tweny6st street wbss pile Of bosIds n.sr whsa
she " Of psy upon her Her body taken the
denee parents No $50 East Twenty street where
81 inquest will be- held upon H.
ACCIDENTALLY DROwSED.-Coroner Hills hold a
inquest Friday the body Of George Lowden n.ys %
this country, who accidentally drowned 80
"Wednesday sst By the upetns Of boat la which he ane
other, were fishing
The LATE RAILROAD AcciDESr.-Cor0ner Con-
merry held nque. upon the body of VIM Hand the hog
"a no few days while sts-npt'
ing upon the front platform OF Fourth avenue car V
dict. Accidental Death"
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Advertisement
VARIETY, QUALITY AND STYLE, SEPT. 10TH.
grua

In the preparation for the Autumn Of 1883 the THREE Gess
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ard the undersigned feel assured that shef 49,
comprising - ,,
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STRAW AID CHENILLE LAsn
III oct recherche In VI. and novel In deslsn ss.tss
MI ,,,I 10 tho,e who cater for the most nsto'o
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IAdvertisemsnt.1

Mr.. G. ID. FREDRICKs, late Quincy q Fred
respectfully his former patrons an1
that he removed the PIoroSaArHro
To- No 5 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel and thae
ell the Psan which he inodsced to this country stn
remain with him Pictures taken In style DASusans
orYpys PHoTocRApBs, AMpRoryPss, Ac Tho rooms ere
omen free reception Of visitors at all hours
c. d. FREDRIcKs,
No. 5s5 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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BvRros's.-E. L. Davenport, the rising sun of
American actors and his wife Fanny Vinng), appear
[. Buttons tonight in 1.-THE Honeymoon" Burton
is the Mock Duke" and T. Placide Lopez Mr..
Fisher. Mr. Setchel Master Smith, Fanny vinng, and
Mr.. c. Howard, having the ether characters. Such
cast ought to secure an unimpeachabe representa-
tcn
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Advertisement.
KING TIE VOTE At BARNUM'S MUSEUM.-.

They the vote to-day md all This week BAssvss Nc
show the Fremont and Republican feeling that prevails New
York and the time all the Cnrosities and ~ TIE
choice Performances the smallest kind OF price, Tne rnoea
new Comic and another newscomic piece given hs
evening and comic piece and good old Farce THE
Immense attractions Nots for Fremont! Evey
counts.
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For RESTORING THE HAIh, uB0
LyoSs KATRAfRox;
For Preserving the Hair, use
LYoS's KATHAIRoE;
For Besni!fyils the Hair,
LYoSs KATnAIRoN
The immense sale of LYoSs kATHAiaoS, nearly LeS,see
bottle. per year. sttess ts excellsnce and proves - -
yond question the finest preparation Tor the dsk sv~ e
Sold every where by all dealers. .
HLArH, WYSKoop l. Co., No. 81 Liberty g., n T.
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CRY ITEMS.

AcADEnr-of Mrro.-Normn VIII be produced n.
night. with Ccresa. who was iavorably received in
Ernani. NJ Polio. This is small tenor part; but
something can be made of it 10y good artist.
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advertisement. .
Grand Openiup Display of Medallion, Velvet

Tapestry Threepy and Ingram Csrpets selected
the agent establishment from the most celebrated EngissS
cash prices for Fall trade besutifc Stees
Of Ocloths Rugs Mats, Table and Piano Covers &c.
" HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowery.
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CoUNTERyETTERs AND IsR0STnS.-I 49,
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- H,esA ana Sesntfyins The esnpasGi.e - Gs4
at stisls has Ssseshft:sw.as - = - ~ ~ q 3
ssSseIslle GICeS6 whs ks~a I'm ssee'
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AoveTtisement
BRiDY'S GALLERIES
Advertisement,

PsoToeR.rHs, AMsRoTyPEs and DAGusRnsoTyrEs.
Nos. EOS $50 Broadway.
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lAdvertisement.I

STRANGERS and CITIZENS will find visit to the
Cabinet of FOWLER and WELLS sos broad
way both pleasant and profitable Rooms always open sss
Fsrr Prof FOWLER siyes charts and full written descrp.
tons Of character when desired.
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From The Knickerbocker, September 1859.
Our Publisher, and others IF our friends who
have used CoSGER Il FIELDS AMERICAN WAITING FLUID
prefer IL to any ink they used and good theB
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[Advertisemenf.
| pvRrINHD BREATH.-What lady Or a

4 PERFINE6 BREATH.-Wh2t nay u BcoSh1.
- ,~ouId remssn under the Of dsalFecsbs tsso6
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~ ssbaster Many persons do not know thf bseeeh 80
and the subjectis deeste their friends VII asn:seo
the teeth night and morning, occest both ~ ~
sale BY all Druggists None genuine unless 5000
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THr ALLEsHASIASs viii give series of concers
this week at the Athenaum, No. 65i Broadway, COM
mencng to night.
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fAdver'isement.I

BEIIS-BELLs-MENEE celebrated Bells
ol all descriptions for sale. at Factory Prices. By
FAIRBANks l. Co, Agents, No. lss Brcadwsg.
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DARING ASSAULT AsD ROBBERY on TIRE POINTS,
Henry Stone residing at No. 80 Baxter street was at
tackled on Saturday night he was passing through
the Five Points by young desperate named John
Harrington, who assaulted him and stole his hat.
Stone called for assistance and Sergeant Rker of the
Sixth Ward Police came up and, after desperate
struggle, captured the robber. He was locked up in
the Tombs but had been there but short time when
ive-Pont rumseler appeared and offered to 60 BAL
for his appearance, but finally backed out. hamns
tox though but sixteen years Of age, hard case
and the witness against him not bought on through
he agency Of Tombs shysten, he viii probably aune'
for this offense,
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LOGS patented BY Snosloei in esstsne ssaese
&c peiS .sry ", Aad TO TO IL =. :"
OF can ss for entire security and ths. - Leea e
msssve doo without dshsurns It, and It avefy eeeeuo
p:srd On n. b. vXLEsTisE BcTLEs 80 snd 81 ha&sa]ens
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Advertisement.
CANTON TEA COMPANY hav

hand every variety Of TEAS for Grocer, Tee psss end e
70 zoe; Gunpowder and Imperial from 25c % c-A4 osss
qualities equally low Also 3b boxes Of good Family Tee -
one dollar Call and exAaine-No llo ChAfhaurst oesWeeo
Pearl snd Rooseyetss.
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SrABBrsc AryRAY.-George +. Ford w"s arrested
On Saturday, charged with staoons yoae ;.I
named Edward Brown three times In INC
jack knife. The parties met at . nou'e y - LII
srest.d ,hr. weeks sso. changed with rOsbag pa
ssnger O " IsAae Nswt"a ost~' AZ "~ ~Ass"
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 BROADWAY
This collection Paintings s still open 70 the lSs
lie from O'clock tll 10 O'Clock IL cxcels all oenec
COLLECTIONS ON this continent and be appreciated must -
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MILO is getting up pantomme, to be offered
for the first time Wednesday night. II is called
q" Blanche, OF the Rival Fairies"
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Advertisement

cE'ESl-fNE SnN u on o. A.. SSi G,.odsst
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THE LATE RAILROAD AccipESr.-Coroner Con-
held inquest upon the body Of VIM Hand the bog
"a few days ago while ss~mpt
upon the front platform OF Fourth avenue car S
Dict. Accidental Death"
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fAdvsgtisement.I
~ ruu HAD nao

ELEGANT STELLA SHAwLs at low prices, read1
THIS pAY AZ CHAs HEARD Coz, No. sol 0raad-sss
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NEw CoUXTERFETs.-COunterfeit two-donar notes
on the Steuben County Bank, Bath, N. Y, are in cir
culaton in Ohio. They are well executed to deceive
any but good judges. Vignette-woman, sheaf Of
wheat and sckle-fgure on either side; on right
hand side is a full length figure of Gen. Putnam; On
left.hand corner arms of the State Presidents sigma
ture badly execsted Registers signature well Done
supposed To be engraved.
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED-Coroner Hills held a
Friday upon the body Of George Lowden navs ee
* tho accidentally drownsa 80
WEDNESDAY By the up-etus Of boat In which he and
other, were fishing
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FA1AL huFy, y08fS
Of age was killed Friday afternoon In the undergrad Ne.
iss first street where pile of bards wheA
she play fell upon her Her body WAS taken 70 the ROD.
an inoue.t will BE- held upon II.
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The REsoLrTE.-The bark Resolute of the British
Exploring Expedition, was towed to the city from
New-London on Saturday morning by steam-tug .Achl
leg. and anchored in the Navy Yard.
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que. on Friday Bellevue Hospital upon the body Of Nay
Ann Kearnsn native Of Ireland 81 Of age whose dess
caus~d BY burns her clothes having taken IRE lille
intoxicated The took place the 18th a
The Jsry rendered verdict Of :" Accidental death"
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Charles Rogers while suffering from AN n -.
trcnsens Friday made desperate .ts-mp,s A. ~
destruction He allowed large dose of Audsnum ma -.
slot himself through The cheek with pistol ", WA t.Se. h.
the New orb Hospital and PLACED In OF Dr. Kssior
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RESIGNATION OF POLICE JrsTIcE.-Justice Bo-
CART who was time since tried in the Court Of
Sessions charge Of receiving straw ball. and con-
victed and who afterward carried his case up to the
Supreme Court without efecting reversal Of the first
verdict, resigned his office on Tuesday last Governor
Clark will, it is said, appoint he Rev. Mr.. Warren,
strong temperance advocate. in his place.
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This army, estimated at from 800 to COO, then
entered the town, sacked once more the already
sacked city, and burned every building in il to the
ground, with the exception of two houses which be-
longed to Pro-Slavery men, and mill which they did
not see. 1T is evident from the manner In winch they
did this thing that it was done in great hurry and
done, too, under fear Of being caught at it by a
larger force than their own. Indeed, so great was
their hurry to get away from the of their hellish
work, that they forgot to take away all Of their dead,
and left one man lying in the street.
These particulars were furnished me by two different
men who were in the battle, and have no doubt but
that the details are even worse than reported Inc
burning of the town has left many without homes or
means but the citizens are as perseverng as they arc
brave, and they intend again to build up their town
some time soon.
BATTLE OF PRAIRIE CITY.
On the same morning, about l2I or o'clock a. M,
n COMPANY numbering about seventy-sN OF the ruiz
fans went TO the house Of Mr. Jones, an Indian on
Ottawa Creek, drove him and his wife and sick man
named Parker, into the woods in their night clothes,
deuriyed Mr. Jones of about 5000 in gold sacked the
house Of its most valuable treasures, and then set On
fire and burned it TO the ground MIR. Jones was an
anti-savcry extension Indian and so had to suffer for
IT, An Indian has more right to such opinions than
Yankee.
The next morning, these seventysi men rode up 10
Prairie City and fired into log house, in which were
five men, three boys and woman. One OF the Free
State men, DIR. Graham, was wounded In the cheek ana
ear This makes the fourth wonud he has received IN
the cause of squatters rights. The lady sought place
of safety in another house. and the remaining eight In
tended 10 defend the house to the last While the lady
was going to another house, she was hailed by the
question 20 How many men in the house!' her re-
ply was A hundred and fifty, sure-l don't know how
many more" They then turned their horses and lett
but were oversken by parting salute from the house
which wounded one of them.
That same day, Saturday, Gen. Lane, with four hun
bred men, marched to Bull Creek, in hopes OF finding
the Richardson invasion camp On Sunday he came
in sight of il and drew his into line OF battle Inc
enemy retreeted and he followed them nearly to the
Missouri line beyond which il Is to be hoped they VII
| stay
Since that time nothing Of particular importance ha.
tanpued, only that Woodson, the acting Governor o.
Kansas, legalizes by proclamation this armed inva
| SON. lie declares the Territory in Q state of armed
rebellion and calls upon the militia 10 act in suppress
ing H. This reminds Of recent remark BY poor
| old deiunct shannon 20 Col. Titus:
Why don't you can out tho Territoriai militia "
enforce theso taX lsws1" ssked Titus one day.
An, N.Y. Ti'us." rjoiAed Shsaasn. = %H]e''''n'
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Miscellaneous.

eeptsmber, -, 1856 The following articles NJ the
Ricee tnefe,o anred There insert the list scoor.
ding 20 the class classes proposed for deliver,
BILE In the city OF Boston, New V orb Philsdel-
phla, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, -. Louis,
Detroit or Chicago as the cese may be, or be
fore the Inst dsy Of April next, or al such dine or
tines during fhe year So az may be ordered by
the Commissioner Of Indian AHsirs; and for
we will also furnish, nc the same prices such
additional quantities Of the kinds and quail
ues OF goods, ar d at the lowest market prices
such other articles OF the same class, but Of dif
ferent description, as may be required for the
service Of the Indian Department during TIE year
1857, deliverable as above stated. And n this
porposal be accepted for, there insert the number
OF the class or classes proposed for, Tor we ]
VIII, within ten days thereafter execute q con
tract accordingly and give security. satisfactory
to the Commissioner OF Indian AffAis, for the
faithful performance Of the samen
Each proposal must also be accompanied by q
guarantee, in the following form, 10 be signed by
cy must be certified by United States Judge or
distrit sttoney:
We hereby guaranty that the above b.dder,
Tor bidder, IL n contract shall be awarded 70
him, or them,1 according 70 his lor thtirJ fore
going bid or proposal, will exc ute crontrect and
give security fer the performance thereof, PR
scribed In the advertisement for proposals for In
disn goods, dated September -, less; and we
agree 10 pay any and all damages or losses which
the U ited States or the Indians may suffer by
reason OF failure so 70 do on the part Of the said
bidder for bidders
No oposal will be considered that does not
strictly conform 10 the terms and directions OF
REQ uested TO examine the samples before making
their proposals.
GEO w. MANYPBNNY,
~ 81 d3.&2tawtOctei Commissions
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NEW FALL GOODS

John II. SHOOT, NO. 119 SOUTH SIDE
OF Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c., has re-
cei9ed his FiIst Instalment OF FALL GOODS,
suited II the early demand, viz:
30 pieces Fail style Muslin de LANES, 25 cts.
100 do English Prints, at 124 cts.
do Black Silks, best makes
SJo do Startling Cottons, comprising Of oil the
most approved makes
Sd pieces Bro and Bid Sneeting Cotton
20 do Irish Linens, good and cheap
30 dozen Damask ~ apkins from 81 50 to 43yO0
Table Cloths, and Table Damssks
Birds Eye, Huckaback, and Board Towelling
Aliendale and Marches Spreads
English Fur'd Chintzes from I2H to lsk cts.
Bright COlors tall woody Muslin de Laines
Black hlapacas and Muslin de LANES
50 pieces White, Red, and Vel ;ow Flannels
Cassimeres, Black French Doeskins and Sattipetts
Tweeds, Checked and Plain Jeans
Checked Ausiins, Cambrics, and NaInsooks
White and coioTcd Canton Flannels
Hem stitched, Emb'd and Plain Linen Cambric
HandkeTchiefs
6ents heavy Ribbed and Plain half Hose
Ladies' and chil6rens Cotton Hose OF all kinds
6ents Merino and Cotton Shirts
Ladies blerino and SILK Vests, &c &C
10 which large additions will be made soon
from the large Auction and Importing Houses OF
Philadelphia aud New York. Customers are in
vited to call early.
re ii-T JOHN II. SHOOT,
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
rROA rAE gNIIED SAFE
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
STORE.

RONTZ COOMBS, NO. 369 SEVENTH
II streets, between and streets, return heir
grateful thanks to generous public for the lber-
a. patronage extended TO them since they have
been engaged In the House Furnishing business
In the NoIthern Liberties, and now reg leave 10
announce 10 the public that at the earnest solicit
tation OF many citizens they have been induced
10 connect with their present trade the Auction
and Commission business
Ihey pledge themselves 20 leave no effort IN
tried OF spare no trouble to give satisfaction in all
cases 20 those who may conf lie tn cir business to
them or favor them with their patronage
All goods consigned TO them will be sold TO the
pest advantage and prompt returns made.
Particular attention will be given TO the sale Of
real and personal property OF every kind and
LIBERAL cash advances made on the same whencv-
q req ulred. BONTZ COOMBS
Commission Merchants