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side naming man which the other should endorse
Ihs great OBJECT ihoud DO kept In vew and never loss
sign. o. he od MOI consio or at !. indicative Of
would be no necessity for H. AS regarded himself ne
nad put ilsle 70 say He what he had always been
rAonal and conservative, regarding the constitution
Dc implicitly obeyed It was pretty generally known
where no stood and what sentiments be held Notuing
naa occurred % change them and nothing would. He
wa conservative wing, and waa much grSiEed ct the
viSit paid him oy men OF tho same stSmp.
some conversation epsuco between tine committee ard
nI. no regstding national politics. IL being generally
agreed tnat win moderate action ruccessfu could
be formed Tie committee win repor. the result OF their
interview a. Tie next meeting OF the Wing General Com
,nse ar. tnus wiu soon leave for Virginia. Durio
h stay here 10 has been y.ed By nearly ali our esdng
citizens.
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on Hour, SIC on wheat &C. on corn TO New York Like
Imports 20 bbs four, 5,cco bushels wheat CaaAi
expcrx-l COO bbls. -four, is GOO bushels wheat
LOUISVILLE KY, sept. l, 1859.
me number Of hogs asse1sed the past year 10 o0c
ena the number OF hogsheAds OF inspected 500
CINCINNATI. Sept. 1, 1869
Flour dull and unchanged IN price Wheat unchanged
Wbskey declined sales at 2S1sc. Provisions quiet and
uncnangec.
CINCINNATI, Sep !, 1859.
Flour dull AT 81 90 81 30 for superapo. wheat
cult sees az red 81, pnd or white ~ 81 10 81 H.
Whihley heavy at 23c Provisions unchanged.
CHICAGO, August 81, 1859.
Flour active. Wheat active, decline Of To- Corn
firm st $50. Oats hsra Receipts today--5,aoo hbiB
hour, 1000 bushels wheat, 40 eco bushels Ship
ments-aot0 bpls ioIr, 10000 bushes wheas 24,ce0
brabels corn.
TORONTO, c. W., Sept /, 1850
Flour dull ut 81 % IS for supaiHne 10 extra. Wheat
An active milling demand at ST. C5 81 10 The recepts
thus far have been ght but the farmers busy seed
Ing, ana largo receipts anti ,ipsted In ew weeks
OaH 81 NC. Barley 60c. q CSC. Peas 32kc. q $50.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, /, 1859.
Stocks Rseaav Pennsylvania State fvee, 81 q Read
iug Railroad, 2l5s; Norris Canal, 81 X Long Island Rail
road, iozs, Pennsylvania Railroad, 3ssS.
The total receipts OF cotton here for the year ending TO-
day add up 32b eco baes agans. 2i3 Geo Inst year The
stock is IL goo balee
New ORLEANS, Sept. l, 1859.
The rfcspts OF cotton for the year foot up s72Sl4
bcjes receipts ahead of last years, 100 4o5 bses ex
ports, LIT eco bales; sock al this port &c 022
Cotton--saes to day Loo bales a, easler, but not
sa a. lo"s SIC for l' Flour s s 90 s sasar
perne. oa,s steady at SOC Drafts New York sight,
IA e per cent premium.
Cotton-Tota receipts OF his port for the year. o4 900
bales against 622 s45 last Receipts Of new cotton
port 1900 bales against 675 last year. Average
AUGUSTA, August 81, 1859.
Cotton duh. Stock in port, 1908 bales.
SAVANNAH Sept. l, 1859.
Cotton-The receipts last month ,sere 62to bales The
total receipts for the year no s0 balesl7 900
Daies ahead OF the previous year. me recspts ut oil
Southern ports ahead Of year. are 533 $50 bales.
The stock in port is 1880 bales
Flour dull superHne hold ~ S. 10 but ,hcrc ave no pur.
cnssers at that price Wheat declining 30 600
Corn dull white SOC s2c Yellow. sac sSc u proy
sions steady. Whskey slcady.
Flour dull and 121sc lower saen 600 mi, ., "a r. =
81 20 Tor extra Michigan anu Indiana s6 a SIS 2s for
gooo 10 Inoce extra canada and So IS az for double
extra Wheat dull and doctning sales % busbe;s M
70c Tor sonud Milwaukee, club, $50. for new Chicaeo
spring 81 for red Ohio, ani 81 l2s for white do orn
steady: saes 70 COO nusheB No. Illinois a. sfI.c aye
Lake imports-7,00o bills hour 45 900 bushels wheat
AGO bushcls oats Canal exportss00 bbls flour SO 600
bushels wheat, 81 900 bushels corn 900 oats
BUFFALO, Sept. 1--6 2. NJ.
Flour dull aud 12hc. lower State aud Upper Lake
neglected sales 500 bblH. at 81 30 ga 62S extra
Michigan, Indiana and Ohio 80 S. Is for double extras
Red and white winter wheat duh and lower new spring
quiet and steady sales 800 buches old Chicago sprps
kxt0h Ala
$500 bushels rcd Ohio al 81, 1000 bushels white do al
81 10. Corn advanced To- sales $4,000 buahels No
Illinois at 66c. &c. cob.ng ii the latter figure whs-
key nominal Lake imports 900 bbls. -four, 80 900
bushels wheat 500 bushels on!s. Canal exports-7oO
bbl -four 80 600 bushels wheat. AZ 900 bushels oorn So
bushels oats.
OswEGo, Sept. 1--6 p NJ.
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat quiet, and nomi.
nally lower Corn inactive Canal freights firm NJ Zoo,
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CITY Politics,

TIE MOZART HALL DEMOCRACY.
meeting Of the Democratic Committee which nolds
js meeting at Mozart Hall, convened sst evening
respond to the calof the State Central Committee for the
election Of delegates 10 the State Convention Monday
evening next between eight and ten O'Clock, ap
p,ipted az the time for choosing delegates to the
Assembly tDstrct Convention series VI resolutions
UNFOLDING the sentiments OF the Mozart Sail democrats
on The question of representation tie Charleston Con-
gention WAS adopted.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES TO THE SYRACUSE CoNvEN-
TION.
In yesterdays HERALD published the proceedings of
the various Republican Conventions in the Assembly dis
trcs for delegates to the ensuing Syracuse Convention
but as TINT st incomplete, to day publish full
list Of the DELEGATES and alternates--
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BRowS- BRowN.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August
81 by the Rev. George Dunbar, Mr PETER q. Brown TO
Miss ELIZA BROWN both Of Brooklyn.
Newburg and Troy papers please copy.
nNIaY--WArgRMAN.- Wednesday, August 81, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev William
Ieav, Mr. FARLEY A. DAnEy, Of this city, TO Miss CHAR
IorrE WATERMAN, OF Hudson N. Y.
WHIryiousE-Fuyr--Un Thursday Sept. I, BY the Rev.
nr Sommers LEWIS L. WAlrRHousE of Brooklyn, " MANY
d. FLINT daughter Of the late John NJ. Flint city
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Army IntclIicence.

MAJOR H. b Lee, Conmissary o. subsistence ia assigned
to duty in the city Of Washington
surgeon L. A. Edwards is assigned 70 duty at
on Medical Board
esve q absence Tor ak months 10 granted Lieutenant
A. }. Inhelson, corps OF Engineers
cav OF absence iof Blk monhsis also granted Lieu
tenant w. b. lane, regiment mounted rifles
An extension OF leave for ak months mar been granted
Lieutenant J. B. witherell, Second cavalry.
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Died.

ASIIpNy.--On Wednesday morning, August 81, Of a
abort but Illness, MCnAK ANTHONY aged IS years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this friday morning ten
clock from his late residence No. Io7 Sullivan street.
Hs rensius will be taken to s., Peters church. Barclay
street. whore solemn ma Of requiem win be celebrated
nj half past ea O'Clock for the repose Of his SOUL after
which the remains will be conveyed 10 Calvary Cemetery
Tor interment
AtlxN.--on Wednesday evening, August 81, RoaxRr s.
AIKEN. aged 30 years.
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Lire. MARY s. SANFORD, the eatinlabe wife Of Major
General Charles W. sandford Of the FIRST division New
YORK state Militia, died yesterday morning at her resi-
9ence 10 nis CITY, alter long and painful Illness II ID
pot khorl ume since that announced death OF
Coonel sanford son OF the declared who accompanied
aez On ma return to VeneSua and white ~ the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02
GREAT DOlbGS At TAMMANY.

Initiatory YeDings Of the Wolves, Hyenas and
Jackais Of the Demoeracy-Struggle for
the Possession Of the Syracuse Convcn-
tion-Triai Of Strength Between Fov.
Ter and the Anti-eOst Office inilu-
epee-A Freacher0us Finale, Of
Course appearance on thcFieid
OF the Hon. Daniel Il. SickIcs-
The Public store Contracts,
ke., &C., &C.
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Birth 11xtraort;inary-FIre.

NEWARK N J., Sept. I, 1859
The wife OF lat oriug in william street, in this
city, delivered sst night of three BIRTH
averaging IL weight more tnan Gye pounds each All
alive ana Going well
The barn Of Louis Williams in Orspgc, WAS destroyed
nv hrni lst N
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City Intellirenee.

TIE New HIGHLAND REGIMENT General Even hax iysued
special oder authorizing an election to l the
MAJORITY N the new Highland regiment (seventy NINTH
10 DC neo on THURSDAY, the Sh inst, ut the Mercer
house At the last officers drill OF the Fourth brigade
on Tuefday last, this regiment had thirty four officers
present
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TIL. British Ship Black Douglas.

The ship Henry Clark, Brown from Liverpool, arrived
IN the James river 70 day She has Captain McCreade
and Of the British ship Black Douglas board The
Black Douglas abandoned at the 18th OF August
in sinking condition. She from Arabia, bound to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02
Fire Mt Cincinnati.

CINtINNAT1, sept. I, ISby
At two O'Clock this morning hcKeehan Il Evans pork
house, Sycamore and Ninth Streets totally de.
stroyed by fire. TIE building contained three million
pounds OF meat. most Of which lost The loss LIZ cEt
mated at $50 900, which is fully insured.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. ], 1859.
Rober. Wyckiile, ECO, sgea 60 pears the weaIthest
man in the State and father 10 law of Mr. Preston Mnis
ter 10 Spain, died this morning
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ST. LOUIS, Seps. l, 1859.
The steamer York State, belonging TO the Alton Packet
Company, sunk at Madison, fourteen miles above here,
this morning. She is . total ess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Darry's dricophsrous Ii the Best ana Cheap
est article for dressing beeutyng cleaning curing
ing and restoring the hair. Ladies' try e. sn6 by I'll drug
xi0ta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Citizens snd Straneers-visIt Tyler's steam
photograph palace, ls6 Bowsry Twenty i've aTtsts
making sill TIE various and styles OF pictures
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PORTLAND, Ne, Sept I, 1859
trot between Flora Temple and Princess came Off
here TO-DAY for 81 000 Ths former three straight
heats. Time, 2S2-2:2eh-2:29.
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Iolloyyay's Prlls-A few Doses Relieve the
akin of s eaewness the right from vigor
The digestion and regularity TO the bowels Mandatory 50
maiden lane, n. T.
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Decision la the Pennsylvania Railroad Case

y. I,
The suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
for the pay OF tonnage wnich has been trial
for two days decided gnss the company this morn
ing. Judge Pearson delivered an able opinion.
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Xennsdy'S Medical Discovery In Warranted
scroiuis erysp elss srAssn, zcsd he liberated
sore legs. For sale by sl oruggsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Sugars Reduced Ten Pounds Coffee 81.
Aso chest Of tea 81, at REDFORps, 81 Atlantic street,
him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Hill, IuImstable Hair Cutter, I'm tEvery Ima-
gpsbe style Closed on Sundays Hair dye 80 bsck
or brown. No. Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Crlstaioro's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Toupees,
TIE beet in the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye pr-
yately applied. No. Astor House,
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nnLwAss. ExrsA ct.ss No. l69. SEPTEMBER 1. 1859.
20, IL, ~. ~, 81, 60, 81, 26, 81, 43, %, II.
:. DEL.wAPs, CLASS 10. 40. sEPrEsBEr L 1859
IS, 49 80, "a, IA, -, Is, II, n, Ca Is. AZ, Is.
GEoRGiA, CLASS No. tJs. BErTEssER !. 1859.
80, il, "a, %, 81, rs, -. as, 8, 10. AS, A.
GEORGIA, EXTRA. GLASS NO. 46s sErrrsBsR l, 1859.
80, 81, 80 ~ Sc, 40, IL, 3S, 20, 60, 70, rs, SIS.
WOOD. EDpY 4 Co, Wilmington psl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs asd Tcupees
the best in the world surprising all made. Sold and applied
at the mandatory, 1888 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Grover d Bakers Noiseiess
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Temporarily at Sol Broadway, New York,
49, sul.on street. Brooklyn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= DAMS EMPRESS COMPANY WILL, EECEIvE
freight 10 be forwsr6ed BY the stesrnahp JAMES AD-
GER. ssturday, Sept TO IL O'Clock We have ncrea
ed facilities AL passenger trains South, sns ehpoers
oepend getting their goods hons with greater despatch
than u5s For information to rateS time &C. pes5e az
ry TO JOHN HoGY Freight euperntend at oice 50
Sroaoway. ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY
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Abe Eureka Shuttle Sewing MRchInes,
REDUCED IN FRICE BUT NOT IN SIZE
Now selling for $50 Cce 4S9 Broadway corner Rroome at
B-Partes wishing TO purchase and hs he UL
at the cd3ce. fT'''.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Hrady's Gallery haas Removed nUKa $50
broadway TO Gas Broadway of Blocker Geet Pic
tographs, dAguerreotypes and anabroypeS.
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Mupturs Cured ny Msrsh Il Corr x~ascwi
ru They ssoeep sls elastic socsngs for vsricoss
o.ndesrusds 10 ordas. Rs yesey srees AstS Bcuss.
-eT York.
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The North Caroiima COTTON Crop

T.,
Unfavorabe advces Of the North Carolina cotton crop
werc received hero TO day Large fields damaged and
others will not mature
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The Drawings or the SaSsex County arc
Lottery OF Delaware

The Drawings or the Sazsex County ard
CopsohGaled Lottery OF Delaware
FRANCE BRUADBEHTS & Co,
HAsAGERg
,he Legislature OF the State Of Delaware u tie last seasior
having France, Sros0bsna lottery
twenty the undsrsgned Commissioners sppo,'ed
by the Governor sad Stale euperoend drawing
said otery. do hereby certify ae following
bers drawn th; day
sgssE1 Courrr-C,Lss No. 1856 sEprEaRER I. 1889
&c, 20, go, &c. 81, IS, g. SO, 81, 81, AZ, 67.
CONSOLIDATED LorrERY-cLAss liz, SEPTEMBER !, 1885,
4, 81, IS, II, 81, As, 81 IS, Go, Is, AZ, ~, q.
witness our hands at Wilmington, Del, his day Thurs
day. September l. 1859
JOHN DALE,
JORN w. WALKER yCo-nx,iseIorera
ALFRED 4. WCOT TEN,
FRANCE, BRoADEsNTs Il co,
Wilmington, Del
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Herrfng'r HateDt Champion Fare
And burglar rro,f rseS, Isl BroAdvsy OF Murrsr
n
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The Best Spring Bed In Existenee--ssoyys,a
Elliptic at from s. to S. a. 3s Broadway Gall see t.
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Come, and Admire the SaI1ktng and Dressy
syles in genmens and ooys fall caps uas ntoou ced by
WHITE, Ii6 Broadway.
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The Arrival Of the United States Frigatc
Cumberland nj Portsmouth.
Boston, sept, l, 1859.
The United States frigate Cumberland from Arce via
Madeira arrived at Portsmouth, N. a., yesterday.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sep /, 1883.
The steamboat Messenger, while her way from
Memphis 10 this city, caught fire, and ashore and
scutted, when she sunk Bayou Sara All the pas
sengeIs and the cotton she had on board saved.
Five streets 10 Tcnoupouas street burned this AZ
ternoon. considerable Of whiskey and produce
was stored In them, LoDs 800 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Geo. SGnnrsers' Mrtai.1c Tablet Razor Ssrop.
7hs nmiabe article may obtained OF the sole oaanasa
tlrers j. &. SsUrDEhS Acsor Horss aud of she
rtous a2enta throughout the city.
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branch under the Filth Hotel for the better
datcn OF their with choice
lec assortment Of chdrcns hats and ported srd
Manufacture FAN style of gentemens hats and cspa
just ssred. DUNLAP a. co,
55T Broadway, and Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Tylsr's Steam PortIsits-- Large Size Pho
tcsraphs 81 Fine miniatures. rs cents uowRrds Is srss
employed making 0C0 portraits daily. Ls6 BoweFy
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Notise..The Largest, Handsomest, Cheap
est stock OF black cloth frcck costs found at EVANS
extensive clothing warehouse 66 68 Fulton street
Good CLOTH well u. ade and trimmed. to So
Fine cloth IN n Il
The finest French cloth ACCORDING to rinmngs Ii 10 20
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Ladies' Returning from, the Country, WISH
ing gater boots and shoes themselves and Children be
10 call on MlLLEH Il CO., 3s7 Canal street.
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PuEf &C onoqMAo sgANDy IN BorrLEs,

80, supplying trade with pure Corrac brandy 4.
pure uSs s s. 70
.aS DIVE s ss he .. d.
m s sad ns 15s r. Led many
% ne sane course in regard 70 he article brandy.
g. s .e T a.. az
he eiobsa prices OF brandy n France, consequent upon
ss s sss.s r so e
a5adanl ndy have fssn g n. .Sa =
Over ana made eas "a. Ssz
s cuSa: ta a.
aaa w ssi ny "a: sps
sn II ase 0 ys.s s u =:
SniTsIs complain That sSss uansa T1snss
tirea in ten was deceived with vie manufactured mscu
TIA, mixers and sellers bavs ee me-
sDaS 70 a Ss non o. salons Of The eses
lave been the primary csuse Of narers suicides cruse.
destroyer. nom eeIum emens mania pou sna Sorro ON
s ssss sn %1i' mad
we vi s not s s By
oily fS na Ss Of @ Nut I A,
fearful d,D that make good m.on
10 remedy fearful evil have commenced importing
an a rscus ~ cm he cosns
spohscriss in al paris of The Onion TO sell paT-
god beuehis human e and BAD arrests H. Ths ncss can
% " So Hsis az e.
DAM THE FIRST QUESTION WE ASK WHEN AT.
lacked with pain lwhetsel iron rheumatism toothachc
si relieve StETons es keis s III im on a
,n nse ssss Pam sssssr s,n any known
son street snd by druggss generally.
DARE CHEMICALS. METALS AND UsgFuI sun
stances True Psrsian insect POWDER reaches burr
air n,r plains. nickel oxide cobs nanuna
e0 s3f p'si 'sss s MAIDEN
SAELszEa Walk. ARCHITECTS, 500 FOURTH AVE;
Ii @ ~ NM o. ~ ssnSmen intending C buzz
vnss ccmsinps comfort and cbarsctersx ensircIy new
STEARSs 4 xARvIN's
sALsHa sfa1s sA sarEs.
never failed % preserve I
srsARrs sAavlN, &c a Murr -, stree. seS yor.
STERRosCoPE PICruAEs-sAKE YOUR owN-A
stores scope camera ard conarete apparatus, $50 Full
making portraits Of three sizer with inst uct'cn SIS
y. J. Fox 6sl sroadwsy. N z.
Cns DIAPHRAGM ELrsn,a
kind q filter which alluded recent report
constitutes the nerlps medium to b article rs
aue ss oe
new YORK, aug, 80 isss. .,,or.,
We 81 "
a. oeror, recent and careful
ersuson together csrtiicses OF ardent Appreciation
tror 4 "a so heesmsn, 6ossack, Parker Gray.
Draoey others bave ster eihened cur convictions Of u
= n,srssble merits
y,,EE ADVERTISER vAs ABOUT Sl20OO WORTH
~ rev fashionable cld thug
With, one yesr approved etvea. q
the fer
,,ciritv particulars sddress W. q. u. Herald onee
JTSEfUL In BNEkY SANITY -PAINr aRrAau
II spotn kc. removed IL esuy, gloveS sy rihbnns kc
equal t. without nv - dehcsns cs
os fabric b. BhJEMAN Il CO.'S CCNCky TK ATED mn.
N sE. on- twenty Eve cents bottle H's3ENA CO.
cggisiS bi. 3se on anu 7o6 SroAdway.
NILDHRs PATENT sAIAMANBDs sAFH.
GREAT FIRE PROOF SAFE oy, THE WORLD,
Warranted free from do mpneea
q. WILDER h co..
No. 1871 BROAV wAI,
corner III De- street, New n
WHzS 1ou ASK FOR
voRcRsrsRWn1s SAUCE,
See tbAa get the genuine which has
LEA PERRiNs
On The lAoela and bodies Adj other kinds are WORTHLESS
tons and vilAtnous compov ads
THIS unrtvalled cnndinart Ia sodN
specialize deslera In aaucvA
RRwARE OF OoUNrrRFxIfS
hoeSAle agents for the United States
JOHN DtJ,sCaN SONS 406 BruadwAyA.
LEA PeARy'ss' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
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( 0oE QUE For A 0EEAT RUSH 40 SIZE
~ Gk&FFsh's REV ATMOsPHEnlC
GsSLlGHx apps RATUS,
Tn lis opeuirg exhibition
This day. AZ
s92 Broadway Metropolitan Hotel BUILDING.
faienIed Maven 1859.
The most WONDERFUL dscavtry.
Tie East Xpensive mos, brilliant
Light of the gre
state county and or favorable terna
A great field FOR fortunes favurs.
A. Il. MCAEiHUR,
General AGENT.
5aa broadway.
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Tylcr's Steam Portraits, New.
Perfection and cheapneEs CTea. depot opened 1876 30 very
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E'tFTH AVENUE HOTEL
z ON FIFTH AVENUE
At the Intersection Of Broadway opposite Madison squaxs
NEW

TO BE OPENED AUGUST q, 1889
Ta location he oct desirable of this
pos beng the most healthy, eshtul central city.
and very and convenient the Hudson and
Ialfcaa depotA The entire arrangements Of the esabx
meni are the result OF mature study and expeouco and
Ger ne rot comfortable home like hotel in the world
Al the Improvements that comfort
fesed have been Introduced Every procauion has hess
tAaen during construction, TO the pogve safety a
gness rom o oapgeSs OF conhAgrA0n. Subdivision double
brsx walls extend uu the rock foundation h0 roof Al
OK me noorn are double and separated by layer OF
mea making the entire 1tucture Ere proof Among other
improvements In addition 10 the sisrways
reISN Ire wsS nearly completed to convey eusa from ~
IA 70 ne uyper ioss upon plan which admits posx
nny oi accident Lo. SPACIOUS and continuous corrdora
worries give light and M n the highest degree u eyery spa
rooms and psriors meeting Inch there
Esnc promenade ball Sui spacious psrios chscn.
eess sId cfeesnS with NJ modern yenieucea have
been especially designed for the fsuae ,ayer9
pnree ana snee gentlemen An exchange containing ia
Journals Of the day and AL the couveuencss COMMERCIAL
tntercourSe and bnes has been added the many ot
features 81 the toei snd hee telegraph connecna
with al parts q the ccunJ Billiard and rooms Of u
most approved atye and sDpolE provided e
e OF guests and the public Ths furniture sri4a
OF In the has o-essy destined ana
Manufactured for the F1stn H0teL All
tcns Tor aaxn ants or business with the hoNsA
plssee direct 70 Filth Boa in order inause IN
mediate asntion. The entire Organization
been under the direction Of Mr. PAran peopHsr
Revere and fremont Houres IN Batte 2nc
CNar hounes In Noblie, and will be conducted By
HITCHCOCK, DAZZLING x co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Strangers Should Visit c. g. Lejgh's China
ard gs hall before leaving the city 563 Broadway above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Tyier's Steam Observation-Disclosures all the
various styles of keneEees nj third the prcea charged by
other first class artists See the and mammoth gallery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02
Singers Sewing Machines.

0lDSer'h SeVlDE Macns1ags
The erorty Of these machines Is well understood by
every who them They soapIed
sewing Sher fine; perfectly simple their ope
ration and esy sep In order Family sewing nscnnes
I. NJ SINGER j CO. 453 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

Grover 4 Bakers
NEW CLOAK MAKER AND ouurER
None N the buginess afford be Taoas hsru Thslr
work unequaled IN beauty and strength ard other r-
chimes useless tor this business in comparison.
them, at bQl Brosda var. Price Sos