New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, September 18, 1871, Image 2

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, September 18, 1871, Page 2, Image 2',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1871-09-18/ed-1/seq-2.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1871-09-18/ed-1/seq-2.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1871-09-18/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1871-09-18/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], September 18, 1871, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.2 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 18 Sept. 1871. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1871-09-18/ed-1/seq-2/>

Newspaper Page Text

BOSTON.
*m
LITERATURE AND LECTURE COURSES.
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AT ROIIKKT?*. BROTIIEnS?
PARODT, BY CUEENOCGU. THE SCl'LITOH.
ON BRET HARTE AND JOHN HAT?OSGOOl? ?V
CO.'? NEW ROOK!*?THE ATLANTIC FOR OCTO?
BER? AMISEMENTS?LECTl RE WIRTES.
IVisTON, Sept. 8.?" Qui legit regiV* (ho who
?reads rule?). Is the new motto of Retorts Brothers, en
gravedln a medallion of daintiest device, which Hammatt
Bill ?mrs drew. Tliere seems likelv, this Fall, to be a univer?
sal monarchy of reading rulers, each one shouting,
doubtless, "my mind to me a kingdom Is ;" for the new
TKKiksare to lie so numerous and so f use,nat In e that he
who does not read will lie the exception. Holiday prep?
arations aro advancing rapidly. The Robertses aro im?
porting aa edition, preparing for them in England, of
" The i*V-ni)on on the Mount," Illustrated. It Is like going
Into a cathedral full of stained glass to look ni lt. Tue
illustrations are Illuminations, lathe richest colors, on
brilliant gold gronnd, by W. A O. Hudsloy of Liverpool.
Kacb beatitude han a separate pago of tho great folio
v.?lunie, and is made to glitter with all Burts of deviene,
In the richest r-ovleslastieal colors. The Introiluctton and
tent to Konowka**, " Faust," written by Hermann Kim,
In,ve srrtved and boen translated by the Rev. Mr. Black?
ford. The pr-oofs of the silhouettes show that the
hand so near death had In no wise lost Its cun?
ning ; inileed. Konowka hltu-elf "?aid he had done his
liest lu the " Faust." The opening plcturo Is the grace?
ful ttgure of the Prince, anti Kurz writes : " In this su?
perb youth, who bestrides tho caparlsonod steed and
??ears aloft his banner, we recognise 1 he brave boy in
' Henry V.. ' the pine now grown up to be a young sol?
dier, niid who Is hiisbniiig to hi? post of duly at Agin?
court, ?uni the honorable death which waits for him. It
I? a happy thought of the artist to make him the standard
be.irorainl lu r.iUl of a company with which be was so
bono, ably .Mnocliited during life, bearing on his baum r
ttat inscription, ' Falstaff and hi? companions.' "
" ?m*m of the Kiel ros" aaaaM ??i ne issued on the 0th
SeiiiouiiK-r. aa minni""* ??*> twrauBe of the unexpectedly
numerous advance orders which made a second ?*ditlon
necessary is-fore the first could be published. " Miller is
poet, and li. H. B]M?fford is his prophet," seemed to lie
tin? cry ; for everywhere, In hotels, in caf?s, In book?
store?, lu art galleries, you could hear some one say/tag,
mtkjsem*4 says there never was anybody like hinil"
" Whv, it's the flTst seiisatlnn I've have had in ten
your?," i rii ti out to nie this dark-eyed champ on, as we
tint in Mr. Nib-is's office ; and be brandished some fresh
proof-sbeet-i of Miller in lils right hand, as if ready,
in mod with them, to bid defiance to all lesser poets.
*?lis<? Woolacy's book, "The Now Year's Bargain" (twelve
ntnru n taild itv ibu twelve month?) of tho year) is to be
illustrated by Miss Addie Lcdyard of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mi-s M-li iinl's .-tylo resembles, somewhat, tho ?lestgaa
?if Frolieh au di)-ear Fletsch. Like then, she seems to
have been ni ide free of the realm of elnl Ihood, sbo
draws children willi suth ii lmpiiy grace, goo?l children,
luitl children, till sorts of chiblrcn. To the " Records" trf
Mr. Alcott'-. m bool. Miss Eluabcth Pt abody, who in Ihe
flr.ii pl.iei' reported them, has found it toeo*seary to
write an nppcudlx as well us a preface. As wo all know
Mina I'ealiotly has Froeln-l and Kindergartens on tho
br.iln, and it would nover, never do to let these " Be*
cords"of Mr. Aleott's education ii inspirations go for,h
to the world without adding to thom a little guide-board
to point the way lo the higher levels of Froeliel. Mrs.
Greenough'* ghostly and fascinating volume Is to bo
culled " Arab, sqnes." It will contain four storic,
*? Moiiari*-," " A pul lyon a," "Domltla," and " Ombra,"
each story to bave an Illustrative medallion, designed
and drawn by the son of the author, Gordon Green?
ough. Mrs. Grecuonsrh la the wife of Richard fi. Green?
ough, the sculptor, from whose pen I have secured ?,ome
thlng to lay before you. Reading John Hay and Bret
Hart?, tlif-> man of marbles h is been ronsod to emula?
tion, and has broken forth Into singing, nore Is the re?
sult, and I think be can safely "bet bis pile" that Pike
Couuty has not turuiehed a heroine more aMMiag than
bl? own :
OU?T MOIX.
I After Ik? maaaiT 0/ lae Afotlernt.)
Horra tot Mai of the Mountain*,
The gal that hung? by me,
I'll 1'iK'k li?i agin the Mggtist cub?,
Whoever the fool ui,iy bo.
Bbe'g a stunner and a roar? i !
What ! do J ou say Bbe's Mack t
Young fellow, you'll git a mtustrt
II you dou't lake ili.it word back.
Down In the gulch's belly
Kite piteheil into Silver Jim :
Bin- kuocked bun into a i? li, ?
iliLie wa.- lillie left ot Itiui.
Phe and 9 grizzly tussled?
It -ass even tug and go,
She'd nary a rag left on her,
But she made him swallow a lux, I
Bhe Ik'I her pile and lost it,
For MOgttig Lee w.is there?
She dul n'l ??el-ill to can- a bit?
Didn't tho fellow stan-1
" I'll go another !" yelled Molly.
We ?.'nilli reil round to si o
Bin- Uuiclieil 4,ff a keg tit powder.
Aird I lauded m a tin .
Moll wns hanging tliere too?
nil? did not wiut t or moan,
But to see her opi-u and ??but her bands
Would have melted a nuit of stoue.
"Are you sufferin' mneh ! " said I, " Moll."
" I'm Just in hell." Miiil ti),,--,
" I -.it I gin mm as far as monte goes,
I'm ahead of gouging Lee ! "
Throe months on her back Moll lay
Tin- powder mark is ibero,
But gouging Lee lound anolher tree :
Now call her bluck, If you daru I
Roberta Brothers are to publish next month an Inter?
esting book, ieprlnted from the English edition, entitled
? Cues from all Quarters ; or, the Literary Musings of a
Clerical Recluse." The author Is Francis Jacox, wbo
published some time since " Secular Annotations on
Scriptural Texts." Mr. Jacox appears |to have been a
is-rfect honey-bee in literaturo?no flower so small or so
lddden that be has not sucked Its sweets, ?in takes bis
cues from everywhere. In tho same chapter he quotes
from Shakosiieare, Goethe, Amelia B. Edwards, Nlebuhr,
Daute, Alexandre Dumas, Wilkie Culms, Rousseau, Sir
Wm. Joues, De Quincy, Charlotte Bronte, Charles Dlck
eus, Dr. Norman Macleod, Balzac, and Hawthorne, and
quotes so nptly that there seems no show of erudition,
no superfluity of riches. His chapter headings invite
you. You want to read about "Square men In Round
holes, and Bound men in Square"?aliout " Great griefs
as a medicine to tttm* abofl " Pi ter Bell und primroses,''
and all the rest. He tells you such good stories; one,
for Instance, of that eccentric nobleman, the late Lord
Dudley ami Ward, who having talked to him.-clf In bin
traveling carriage the whole way from Brighton to Lon?
don, ended, at Hyde Park Corner, by Inviting himself to
dinner as tbe plcasantest companion he had ever trav
?lod with. This Is in the chapter headed "A
Good Huton.'?-,** and Mr. Jacox finds in llstcn
iug well the grand secret of social fascination.
It Is only a very brilliant person, Indeed,
whom you can forgive for doing all the talkiug.
Cecil says of his Th?r?se: "She was a capital listener?
an excellent thing In woman, and ram as excellent. An
lalelllgent countenance bent upon one while telling a
story is positively colloquial." One of what Mr. Slick
calls his general rules for society is, " If auy critter axes
you If you have been here or there, or knows this one
or that one, or soon this slight or t'other sight, nlways say
yes, if you can without lyin*, and then turn right short
round Is him an<i .?ay, "What's your opinion on it I I
should like to hear your views, for they are always so
original.' That save* you makin'a fool of yourself by
talklu' nonsense, for one thing, and when a room aint
overly well furnished its be*t to keep the blinds down lo a
general way ; and it tickles his vanitv, and that's another
thing. Most folks like the sound of thelrown voice better
norother people's, andevery one thinks a good listener and
a good laugher, the pleaaautest critter lu the world." In
Square Min in Round Holes" Mr. Jacox quotes, from
Archbishop Trench, the Persian proverb : " A stone that
Is fit f?r the wall Is not left In the way." * Only be fit
foi the wall," explains the Archbishop; "square, poll-h,
and prepare thyself foi It, and It Is certain thy turn will
??ome." It seems to me that no novel was ever written,
flinn Thackeray down, from Miss Braddon up, which the
?Clerical Recluse has not tend. We woman are all euro
to lie grateful to him for thus keeping us lu countenance
In our favorite entertainment. Talking of novels, "Old
ntti S'ete" will commence In October the publication of
??The Vicar's Daughter," by the Rev. George MaoDon
. id. "The Vicar's Daughter "Is the same charmlug
i .rl wbo, In "The 8?ab<5?Yi-d Parish,*? marries Mr. Per
? hal", the srtlet, and goes to live with him in London.
Mr. Ma? I> ?nabl displays in this story a remarkable ap?
preciation of feminine tricks and manners.
At the Tr.-motit-st bouse, J. R. Osgood & Co. are,
if possliile, yet more busy than their Washington-st.
neighbors. I have already alluded te most of their
Autumn Issues; but t think I have not spoken of a rt-11
/?lous work on a very grand and comprehensive scale?
i,n Imposiot* folio, entitled, * Some Worship for Every
Day In the Year." IU plan Is simple. Each pago con
talus a complete form of service, and there is one for
?tory montillie a-iM? yum*, m a?abUouul one for every
Uuuilay evening throughout tho twelve months, with a
jo oil..on for the extra day m Lo.rp-Y.-.'ir, ami for the I
tit? n 11 euc. of u un Biimluy. Tlio servleo consists of,
tuai.* selcctiou from the bull?! ure*; second, a midna- I
tlon thereon, which Is not at all sectarian, though It
embodies the results of tbe best criticisms of biblical
scholar?; third, a hymn (tnd at the close of the book is
to I? found a fine selection of hymns ami tunes), and,
fourth, a prayer for tho day. About one-third of tho
praters in the book have been composed expressly for it.
The remainder have lieen adapted from the standard
works of Alford, Hnrrls. Macdui, Oxenden, Hobart, and
from the liturgy of Hie Church of England.
Another work of importance Is "The Wood* and Way?
side? of Kew England," by Wilson Flagg. Mr. Flagg 1?
well known to the readers of the Atlantic as a man who,
like Thorenu, ha? his ear wry close to Nature. Ho has
a Concord graft on his character, having resided there
nm?ii< the philosophers for some time, though his pres?
ent homo Is Cambridge. It is as gooda? living in Ihn
" forest primeval" lo read this book. You see the Sum?
mer sunshine sift through the boughs, and you hear tho
leave* r.istle, and karn to know what manner of spirit
they are of, for every tree has for Mr. Flagg it? own Indi?
viduality. He ?peaks of the remarkable superstitions
connected with the ash tree, and says that " Hie Idea that
it is offensive, and even fatal, to serpents is not ti mod?
ern origin, thoush not a rustle laborer csn be found who
wool?! not constilcr tin ash tree planted before his honan
as aoln.i-m agninst their ititi iihU.ii. According to Pliny,
if ii serpent he surrounded on one side by fire and Ml tin?
other by a barricade of the leaves and brunches of tho
ash tree, lie will escajie through the lire, rut her than
through Its fatal boughs. It ia related in the Edda that
mun was first created from the wood of this tree, uiul It
Is not Improbable Unit this sti|?erstlt1<>ii has gome connec?
tion with tho fable of Adam und Eve. and through ibis
with the supposed antipathy of the serpent
for the ash tree." In noticing the scareltv
of animal life in the American forests, Mr.
Flagg says it is not peculiar to the forests <>f Am?r?
ica, anti quoll il from St. Pierre, who writes t?r the einging
birds: "it is verv reniarkablo that nil over the globo
thev discover an iiistlii.t which attracts them to the
habitations of num. If there lie but a single but in tin
forest all the singing birds of the vicinity come and
settlo round it. I have traveled more than Gnn leagues
through the forests of Kowdt, but never met with numil
birds exeept In the neighborhood <H villages." lu these
fascinating page? all the wild flowers blossom lu their
season?faint flushes of mu} flower, pink clouds of rho
<i'?m. Autumn glories of nster and golilen-rml?lint, arter
all, the trees, aft individualized and characterized hy Mr.
Flngg, arc the pleasant? d uciiuaiulau.es to which ho
introduces us.
Drake's " Dictionary of Amerlcnn Biography" Is like
a cemetery where nil the tombstones are monuments. It
Is an exec, dingly Inn resting anti valuable book ; hut it
make? mt- blush for my ignorance to be an *' American "
ami never la have known "men like tbeaebave Hved
and died." Indeed, I thnk there is no1 bing like n bio?
graphical diciloinirv for teaching us iialbiiiu) grandeur
?mil die dignity of human nature. " Chap!? r- of in?'
m .i other Es.-a*ys," by Charlea F. Adama.Jr.,and Henry
A.lams, basa tah? of rontents suggestive of Interest.
" The Mew-York Hold Conspiracy" lawn? rhaptcr beading;
"An Erle Kuid" la another. The wisdom of Maaaaehu*
seit-win, in this volume, ?bake IU hoad over your um
tn.polliau iniquities, and thank tioil that It I-. buller than
you. One turns with relief from this narrative of way?
that are dirk to the poem.? of your gentle Will Winter,
s.tin to b?' out, and those of It. II. Stotl.l nil. over which
the lovers of what is fine anil genuine areulrca.lv happy.
Lee A Shepard are buey, 1"sf now-, over ?ehnnl-books.
A. K. lairing Is lust issuing "Two College El lintis."
progressing gradually willi the "life of Jefferson
Scattering Hutkms," ninl getting nillir way two new
novels, one hy Virginia P. Townsend, ?ntl one by the
author of " Marion li? rkh."
Tho theaters uro ull op? n, but. as yet, ure catering
mor.-for hirds of passage t linn for the regular amuse
nient e-e? kers of Boston, Who have not t et settled down
into citv bal.Its, man) of whom, Indeed, ure still out of
town. John Owens, however, is playing to good audi?
ences at the Globe, anti Warren is popular us ever ut the
Museum.
As for lectures, there ure to be no lc-s tliun six or seven
couts, s by iiiilc|i?ii.|ciit organizations lu fore the first of
January next, and beside these coarse? whit h depend ?m
public patronage for their stippoi t, the Lowell Institut?
will be const.iutly Inviting us to "tree blows" aiient
sen n. e omi literature. <?n Monday?, beginning aboul
the mld'lle of October?? lhere will he the lectures of the
"Bunill End Course." Hvliic-ii will be given in the Kev.
James Freeuuiu Ciarte'? (Cuitar?an) church. I under
stand these Iodines are to he of a high order. It is
rumored thal there w.ili etoo he lectures on the samo
evening In Bcrklev-st. (Orthodox) church, and nlso in
Tremont Temple, where the Baptists most do congr?gale,
Ou Tneaday evening, the Fraternity has its lecture
in Music Hull. On Wednesday evening ihe "Beaton
Lyceum" gives Its lecture In the same place, ami on
Monday evening? the " Bal Blata." Friday evenings are
avoided by all self-supporting < ours."*, as Friday M tbe
night set apart by churches for prat er-meetiugs. Batar
day nights aro only used hy the theaters. It is sahl tlnit
the Boeion Theater will have lecture? on Munday even?
ings. The "Fraternity" Course Is managed hy a com?
mittee of the society organised hy Theodore Tai ker, and
whatever profits aie made by it are devoted to the sup?
port of that church, it u?ed to he preeminently the
Radical course, but to now, perhaps, U-??s Radical than
the " Lyceum," which Is niunsgcd hy the Heston Lyceum
Bureau. Three years ago tho " Fraternity '' Und tho
'?Hay 8taU" monopolized the lK>t lecturers, but tho
energy of 'he "Lyceum" has changed nil that, and all
the course ure now rciulv to t'ike risks which it would
have been ?icco?'nuu inaducaa to assume a few years
silt? . I lui told that lust year the " Lycium" paid in?>r?
liionev f?r two lectures tluiii its entile course thr.
].ie\ liuis Wmi. r had cost it. Of course nil this competi?
tion raises at .mee the price ami the stii|idar??;f '?'J'-U-'l'A
und m.iki'S all the spokc-bmcu ilvoh'o mole willuiKly
than ever about the Huh. L. t.. M.
"WOOIi-EY Fl'ND" OF VALE 00LLEOS.
At tho Conimenccmeiit of Yale College in
1171. the lollowiug resolution was adopted by the Alumni:
"That a fund of $000,000 be raised, to be culled the
t Wooieey Fund and to be placed ut the dto)m?al of the
I Corporation of Yale Colle? for any purpose! connected
? will, the Viiircrtity ; ami that, in order la carry this ies.>
lulioii into effect, u Committee of tea Ik- appointed, with
power to increase it? number to a number not exceeding
fifty.'*
The Coramitteo appointed under this resolution has de?
termined as follows: L Subscript Uni? will bo received
from anybody, in any form, of any amount, payable in
any manner, entirely at the option of the giver, save
that they must be to the Woolsey Fund tree from any
conditions. Gifts to the CV.l.-go for ?pedal objocts will
not constitute a part of this lund. 'I. GiaduaUs will bo
asslegned to act In behalf of the Committee In all the
classes and in all departments of the University. Tiny
will be supplied with c ire ulara and subscription' papers.
3. To persons of fixed income It is suggested that th'-ir
subscriptions be made payable in annual installments,
mi or is J?.ic the 1st of May in each year for five succes?
sive years. In order to secure success, it is important
that every graduate contribute, m cn ?ling to lus means.
4. Remittances may be made to the College Treasurer,
Henry C. Kingsley, est]., New-Haven, or to the Treasuter
of the Committee, Alexander II. Stevens, esti.. Cashier of
tho Gullatin Nnti.in.il Hank, New-York. The inonevs
received will be placed at interest for tho benefit
of the fund. Whenever the sum In the trensurv shall
amount to liou.ouo, it will i>o paid over to the Corporation
of Vale College, for the purposes set forth in the resolu?
tion. 8. Letters of inquiry or suggestion may bo hiI
?iresseii t?> the "Executive Committee of IbeWootoey
Fuud of Yale College," Box No. 2,an, New-Haven, Couu.
te? -
A DOUBTFUL DEATH.
Coroner Keenan began? od Saturday, nn in?
vestigation in the case of Edward Horton, the aged va?
grant, who died recently in tho Tark Hospital from u
fracture of the skull. Mrs. Heavey. keeper of a lodging
house at No. 27 Oroenwlch-st., testified that the deceased
carno to her pUce on Cao evening of Sept. 9, bleeding
from a cut on the head. He s.ild first that he had been
beaten with ? club bv a po'icetn. R afterward that he
had lallen in ttilliam-st., u.id again that he h.i.l neon In?
jured In Brooklyn, E. D. To Officer Burke of the Tw<
by a fall. The investigation was adjourned
A TRIZE FIGHT STOPPED,
dipt. McConneU of tin; .Second Brooklyn
Police Product received Botte? at 2 a. m, yesterday, that
numerous rouehs from Ncw-Y?.rk und the Fifm Ward of
Brooklyn were leaving in ooacbo? for Burns'? Hotel at
Sheepshead Bay to witness a prize-fight. The Captain,
Sergeant Cain, and officers Mooney, Carucly, Kennedy*
and Doyle started after the crowd and reached Sheep?'
head Hay In time to witness tho ninth rouud of a tight
betwt. " James Malone and Harry Larkin. The police
maile a descent on the crowd and arrested Malone and
several of the spectators. Lsrktn, the other principal
escaped. Malone wa? admitted to 11,000 bail by Juaneo
Buckley.
? mm
A PEACEMAKER STABBED.
Peter ITo?iii?in of No. 530 Sixth-st. attempted,
on Saturday night, to separate Phillp II.irti.iann aud
Florence Donner, who were fighting In front of his
place, when Hartmann turned uud stabbed Hoffman
twice iu the urtu und once lu the head, lailctlni severe
wound?. Hartmann was arrested ?nd committed by
Justice scott, yesterday, to await an cxamiuuUon.
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.
Gottlieb Schott, Louis Seberni.in, mid Wil?
liam M? U liltd voluntary petitions lu bankruptcy hist
week. Marks Harris wa? adludlcuted an iuvoluntury
bankrupt, and Ellas Bach, W. II. Marston, O. M. lluttoi
? Id, uud Abram Hoes ret.uv?-d discharge? in bank?
ruptcy.
Surrogate Teeta of Kings County, admitted
to probate last week, the willa of the following:
ElisO. P?,t, J0hn Hunt, Daniel Held???. a?rr Ano Wra?/-W
xTS' iP*"?f?- ***** v triune,. ht^.b?? ?'. ?mil?. Hr..iu. CL
l'-*< Jimms e\.\, anntm* ftaHMH, l.'?lis MaNoUf. sbd UMiinlu
t linlOD, ?Il of Brooklm. Letten of ? iiiii.iitrtii.-u men rrunfalmi ib?
tattle, ?f Al-nnl?, M Ai ?trun? Ye?.ti, llutgerrr Jola CMUf
Mlcl.wl kmwlU, Joba li <lr.', H.uliii. ti.elirt or llr.thle,, lok? Kuti
soil l.^eri? TI.o??,.nB. all of Bruoklyo. UtUr? of ejmiil.tiiiti 1? e.f ti?,
matt oft ?tbtrlm Lorn, ?ri lum? I oma*, mon tnairi to giMwl,,?.
un of 1.1 ?i.- L kami.. toSsdn? KI,,',, of Cbirlri I. Culler, to
Abu Culler, o, trout Bier??, to duri?. H. Tton.psos, in of btwokl/u.
**x**o.
CBIMISAL COURTS.
At the Jetfereon Market Police Court. Marianne
Burnie pf .Su Sub leuia-tta.. *a? Al.ec I'?l?i, writ r..n,n,u:,-., e?t<? ?
i*'t for ?ten,!* ?I? fmni ISt ?orl.tof (itttetrlaoMiutjei Ma, ttt
Trutb-.fe.
In the Kliu-s County Court of Btiwtau the fo'lottlng
rrtMMH wen irr??fn.-l ..n Suturl?. Imfors l:,igr Ttan lli-irr
tkit, I..1.K. , ti...e :.j,y .... M A. -I Di ..? |li..1
LtCelij. l'?'J,ltLU?I, l?U IC.fl.II?. Hil Utr.Lu'.l, J .1 J 111 . uj ,
PrelWaMary sa? year.Hnirr OTemaor ?reed Iiimbj, Pen?eetiirT
?mr feat.
At the Essex Market Polioe Conrt, Charles Smith
tad Oiarlf? nonar* were comm tied for aaualtli.f lir mart ttafwis
?i.l ?Iriliug h t ?ilia.
Jame? Malloy, during a qnarrel Baturdiiy evening.
?tnick J.in.? rn-h-lf'taii?. a f. I'ow tetaet at Ne. *H Ka.l Set-rath I,., na
lb? t Mt with a iat-iro?, eao.ing t tetare wotad. Malloy mu oeeirailtaS
j til- rl?? I.) Jo-tic S..4L
Frank Dumphall, during n drunken dispuhn early
y>*??crdr.y with a prtanilot?, l.uaie Uno??er alia? Aa.t-ai., at *__**_*
ami Mullion ?te,, ?labirej bena the arm, r.oninf, a a-trri-wooo?. He
waa eouiaiUed te lit? Totaln bj J ??iii*. H? ?It te ewell a trial.
COI'RT CALKN?AM-T?*- Dar.
V mit? Com-r? Thiai. Tskb-Fa?t I?Tmci. !_*-*__** ?? * *
i.ibt...Ilaloiie Uti. tam.
tUr*..Crrrd*rl K-i*ni?.
M.%;..|t>niielliirt. Henn/.
M?..loll ?ft Canluto.
tate..?**** ?a:1- *******
i*fii..Hnnt?gt. Fnak.
COI. .t*ame ?g1 Samt?.
tri,,!..Hare? eat. Kain?.
lil?, i .rvUul.U ??Tt. Funk.
-..Seai^r iff?. Crier?.
flSO..Br.i?m?n att PatY
MS3..P?M ?gt ??.vliawclr.
6?SS..Killer mi. Mt*me?aut Bank.
6P12.. 11*11 art. Diekel
l'4:?2..Miortri,lgcagt letty.
61 1. s-ifi.rr ?.ri. Il-.rii
I'!!; li Hlr.vl.rw ?tt , 1 tr.'il..*t
D4"*4..MliBman i ft. ?lara?.
Mi.', . liumclt agi. Carlten.
I'AST II -???A. J
a*m..*mm*tMt. Ir-rj. ?J \**Tn**,-SA?
6-.1.4..M.urer agi H-.n-rk. *_*. I.iihop agi. J **_***. _
f.-21-t..ti.ntt, Mt Aelrrt ni. MO?. 1 *>_*__?___ ?ft" __
tM..Tnm .7.. ?UmMbN. ??_"fi__ "?."A nii_
t?,;l..Knr.ht.leragt.<ii..??- ,4_W..llill??n ?st Uis Alfie! Bli*
,;nj..SI,.'rtd-t??rt.rh?rl.*k. ? ?>!"!'%??( 0__,
S ?I..He., ?nt. The II. It H.H. Ce. ?9T6..Bril agi. Tott^od.
C4?1..Ha?war?1?tTt- l.ueil?-. I
Pai t III ? J.??''iii????. J.?? ?lerdtr oiled ?t 11 a. ra.
689*1..Aitalell ?r*. HslllWBB 7:1 IO..Dowd aft. Andrew?.
C ?i-itT pt (.kUKriAi. ??UBI IIBBBSBB, J.-Opcri? at 11 ?^ m.
7..FrederickC. Lathy and ?Vier
J..Timm.t Kret, r?|.e.
2..r...n?-|.it? M Hi,liri-. rape.
3..Tli.uni? M-Gtiirc, rolili? IJ.
4,.l'?,rrk MrOiilr?. ro'tl-t-r?.
S..riiail>'? A PsBBSja l.nrglsrr
Patter ?li.?? 1'eter White,
ri"i- ?iirir ?tole? goo la?
ll..Hugh J. Kir?, grand lareen?.
?..John I'-oll'ii?. graad lan*??/.
? Jil sY TirifSB."* ItTgJiiai in.- Julia Dal?, grand larceny.
aMsBftsaa i n.Jttmy Saim.itaiMaifc ?tas*
quel, pelit terreo*'.
?..Patrick NcGaire, receiving
? loten go.*!?.
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MON'MAT, Parr. II.
No Rteimatilp Man?
TCFSDAT. RtrT. 19
Mall for Kit-ope lk P1vn..iith. Cherbourg, and Ilamhnrt. per itettn
?lnii lirtlaatia. ii..??- at lliJO?. m. A ho|i|ilt.inenUf"' Mail, it loot ol
Tilpal, Ilo'ioliin.i, rloM-rl at 1:J0 p.m.
J All litlir? ?I? |H>a!te?i in Sui.plciueuttrr Hail? raut be prepaid with
dou'ile poata^i.| _ ,
Mail? for Unana and the Weat Indie?, per iteamal lp MlllBM, oloie
at 11 a. m.
WEDNP.:40AT Purr. ?0.
Mail? for Rate??*, m ("MsartStri and I.trcrpnnl. per ????m-Jiip
Wt?r-?m?li?, rlti-w ?t "iin?. ia. A Ku|.|il'iiienl?rvM?il. oa 1'ler No. 4b,
?. R , IsstsiSlsl H'MI I. at. ___,
[All I it? i? ?li pouted ia 6uti|.!fBtr*tari Miilt intiat bo prepaid wlUi
doalil?' p???tl;gf. I
P. f SSENC, ERS S al LE D.
POR T.IVrtiPniil.-In ?te?*n?hlp ("lit of Brti?*r1?. Fept 16-lfiM
Itinilv Lui,/. Mi. II. (?rea. Mr?. Kitilewell. Mm fMBBBtS and two
fhil.lrtn. K. .1. Il.vo.1, Mi?, llnud, J ?lui Basa lets, A b**_t mlert tint ?lfe,
WilliamX. Piattm*. M Vammemmlaam, WilBsa, Heil. Y. u. Howland,
\\'??lr,?,"?.n Liil.^.iw. A. N. Ilaliwn. Tb.rina? N,?inin. A. New?.?n,
Will??, Rti.il?,I. mik tad Child, L.li.l.e, I. -1... Iir. Walann llatlea,
J. II. Cat, ??aii.iiel Dil ?,nnr.-. P. II. Colinj. Kiu?le Segar?, K. Meen?, J.
P Wl'br.ow. Wal Willi, row. Mr. B.rr nirluii, L. Kr.iill.a. H B. lie?
BaaiMm Tbomia J. Mctnl; aiid infant. Mn. h: ?a iloriell, Mita
M.rr I' n?ent.
FOR LIVt-RPOirib-In ?learri.h p Kngland. Kept 10-Mr. If. C. Prce
xt\?n. Hirt M. l'rtem*.n. Mum 1. Vttttam Mia? ? Sejinler?, J. Meirden,
V. M. *lla?4'.llii, I hil MalabSll. F. li?li. J. II. J?ck. T. .Su.ilh and lad?,
Mia? Kiuitb. Ma.lir M.a.il!? < F. llnnglti. r-uiiladi, M ?? Pnugltt. Cbi?.
Ham;?' ??. ..n. ladt. IL OsaMatss lad Lady, 8. Clstalaad uul lad.,
Jame? I ,~.k. I) li.e'.i I'. Fr. n, lie sad lal?. Miaa ('. Pruu re, Maat? r
P.e-nlre. Mi?? II. Fr-u-b-. J. II JSBwasad UtAj Ml?? Janie,.
lull l.lVI.HI'iiiiL-In ?t??iur!ip FartMa, .*.|- lti ? Mn. Pneneer,
C. Altarado. Mi?ler AtaBSt V.lnirel?. Tliorcta Perkin I). S. W'llliard.
Ir.-tu lin? ?t. M .? Berilla ).?.? ?? Mina Florin lo Bl. ?o, MIm Alela Valen
mr la. liet.rge IV. AwdSttea, C,.?r!e? II. An.!?r??.n Mr?. Marv O'Brien,
Heett r II li iir.en lit. .1. Smith, lluiaie* Mu.iL. T. li. Howell, H W.
Powell, P. L ?'?? k?. J. P. Batist, J Torrea.
l'Oit lil.l-l,OW?lu at'?m?!ii|i ,'uliei.liia. Kepi. 16? Jime? Morreen
.lohn Belka. I!u*?e;i CUrte, Mr? Mart?.? B?me, Mr? iijll.glier ami
dan^ti-er Juki Mel'thr, Mr?. MrCili?- ?ni inf?nt, Mr?. Jane, llarl 'ann
tnl f'iurili'llren. Jain'-? li?.irtldt?n. wile ard Infant; Mitt Hntall. M.-a
Tboraeea, Mil Wr.?;ht ?nd iwo Meats, It H l.iieaa an<l Mn.lur?i.
Mia, Kltrahetb Saudtr?. John li. trait, Win Lemon. Mr?. V. Brother
lr.ni Ague- llr? r.tiliouJ. lira W. Vi. Ytiaoru. h I ? ??.... II i.n
Meade
mil SAV IBM \ii-in tliftMt "mamemmert, ii*Bt 18.-A. M law
retren. Kd lat.ori. Mr?. M.yt.l.. Mr. iMnaaj, B. iWan, F. F..le.-. U.
it , .?II as, .1. H ??iiliu?. li. Brad] ?ml rli.l.l. Mr?. Hr..nki. Mr? Mer?
chant (no. A. W rritinrir-b, IV ni V. Fdil'tn. Aug. lii.gatu, M.w Ada J.
Bahrrt, li I I.i.iiigati n Lol hdv. Cl.t?. F. Pr?f. and l*?ly.
FUR IIUI..IF.*?-l>i ?le.ir.lnp Iionau, tieyt. ML?Mr. M. M. <!ntthelf.
Mr 1 .dor Mit .?.kimi M I w.ff, Mr. Friaatn. li ?...til ?ml wife. Mr. I.t..i.?
?iiuill.er, M.?lir llturv ?!?? )'? I... Mr Ti.tol.r ??..erin?-. Mr. Alain
t-rliWflii I ?nd faimlv. Mr?. Di'iifiingrr. Mr?, llatharin? Halm, Mr Mm
Lia??, Mr. Theobald Finke? ?nd wile. Ml. William E.
Starr, Mr. Ceared v,ri..ch Mr- Martas Kelh. Mr. J.
K. Murrin, ?li.? Jo*e)>1iine K. Bnrher. Mi?? Virginia Caaer.
Ueorgt *4rhmi?lt. Mr.. Ann? I'l.ali.T?. rlnld. aad trrrtat. Mi.? Regiaa
Fl.iii. Mi-a M. IL-ilBner. K. K lleur ami fiiurb, liri Billen. Mr?, li.
reTirit the Ile?. Un.it? Kin her li.ednrh Htm ?er ll?vt.l B. M,ri Ml?,
Maisateta* t'iien, Mi? llilnilnuuc Al.a? tad ?..ill, Mr?. Li na BUdtr
UlliU ?L>1 til.11.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM IilVF.ilP? OI.-In ?1-aiii.biu Altrria, titpl. 16?Major J. A.
I.f.lif. C A. Jaelaaa, Mr. ami Mi?. F. V. De. ?it? and Infant, W. f.
H'h-nelan 1er. Mi??e? Hbenelander and mail. W. R H'ewart. Mr. and
Mia. li. F. Spates, Mr. ; |ii.. Hie itiililrc-D. ?ni nura?. Mr Liriara, Mr.
ll.MM.ilh. Mr lalliiiin. J M. I ?n-?v V. Wood,. P. V. Mundal, Rt T. A.
Tut/, Mu* lu.V. n- ?nd maid. Jua Fi. th.m K Cvartnej-, Ml? Conrt
n. r Mr. ?ni Mr?. Monmron, W. Y. t Ivl?-, Mr*. M' K.uir., end toni
t-llllr, n. II.11. nrmiin. Mr?. Ow?,.ii ? Mn Cbii Rniw-i, A. 0 Corllu,
Mr. ?ni Mr?. Inminink-i. F. l>?n'ti( Mr. ?nd Mra. Turner aad eblld,
Mr. tad Mr?. Warrick, Mr. (iethiu. L. o.l? ,?u nhig Mr and Mra.
R.iaiel. three e'.illren, lad tent?t He?, tit. as?] Mr?. Cook, L.
II. Co.,k. W. Bl,i.b?ire. W. C. WAllaee, Mr, tod Mit,
Wallernitun, Mr. and Mr?. Blarkliura. and it Maaten filiv-V?u,^ ali. R.
OVJIoiioghn-, Mr and Mn. .luho Ljonajlr, aid. "r. l,l?,?ft.rd, Sir and
Mil R Ii Towfire?nd. 3 ehillrm and *i.r<e. K. II. Nerlll. Mr. Daniell?,
l.eorg'e CUik, W. Clark. veaThMsstaBai Ml?a Forttr. W. Fotler,
(i. orge Part.1, Mr. anl Mr?. Warr ni. Mia. Warren,, Mina K R. Rod?
Situ, Mr. and Mr?. ('?Ithiugtr in 1 maid, C. K. Brook?, Mr. Leriaon. J.
..bnaon, 0. F. M.? eroikcr K. A'eia rder, Mr. and Mn. Kranaon ami 1
children. Mr?. ISurUlde. Mn. Pfelaad. Hey. Jan?, Reed, W. II W.
Fowell. Mn. ?. Matas--. George ?eig.iftt Mi?? Maerlum Madam Hea?
ler, Mn. ?V I'uluIi-, Mr and Sir?. NbBBj, Cb ia Brown, Mm. C. Piebn,
Mr. Campern. J. li. Jone?, Omi. B.afi.rJ. Vauder Linde. George *mt*te**
tell. Mr? Hamer and child, Mn. Lan?. J. R Spicer.
FROM LIVKUPWL-lo ?teiubiliip Virginia, Hept. 16.?Mr. Craw?
ford iir?. bt-tiuu. Mia-, W..IWO..I. >fr. anl Mn. Clttt?t%, Dr. Bot
worth. wif.- nul ihlld. Mr?, foie?. Mita Cole?. Mn. Klienon lad children,
W. C. Wilki?. A. Maeliler, W. Kir?,4?l?, Vfl M U, ll..r.m. fif ?ajail/,
Mittet Borne. Wra. KvigbileT. A KirUocT Via Kdwtr.il Mi?4 Pate?,
M???? Fom?th. W. JJ. Bunill, II. E Kn?7in?on Mr. Palmer, Thoa. Wiaw,
H.Oie veik. Mr. ?iiiMni Well., and 6.1 in the ?.U-erage.
FkOM Lty^BPoOL-la t4?*a?illilp OsmbM. Sept. 17.-Mim A. M.
Ft.L--f.l1 Mi. T I. PsBBBlBS?! Mr Mid Mr?. CUrenre Cool. Allen
I? ?lu,.Uli and ladr, Mr?. Jewill. Ml?? Jt-r.nl, bin. Fallen, llr. Willite,
Hr. Stil, ?, br. Wilton, lion. R. M. Confine and ladr, Mr?. Pingl.li?rrr,
.Mr?. Inn. K. I try sai ladr, Mra ,?. Let/. Hilt C I.erj, l)r. II. 0.
Mirick ahn ;? if. Mr. Lltion au) I ?ii, Mi?? 11. L. Wbile.
Mr?. P.. tamef. iTon. f. 8. fijl.l ?nj Itv1?. Mr. Cole.
Mr?, ('.?le Willlirn SL's.-mst, B?i*?ert Jorrel. M>. Jewill.
K. M. Major, ti. W. clh?, Mr. Mnetick, Mr?. Idailck.
T. 8. Murii.'? and ladr, T. K. Cuinmin?,? and ?*iy, Maater Cunming?,
fir rlr Cn !? ii, A C ?inn lell J. M. ?'iiminin ??. A. M. Rarahe. Jacob X.
Hitler. J C. faulty, H. ti. Rajmet, Bet. J. J. Mcllgar. J. Jen*, ra. Uearj
R. CaSBM, JameaS.CB.Hipp. ?'apt. Merriman, lade, ?nd child. J. A.
Da?*.?n.C. I?, Wright A I,ee. Mr. Ferner. Thora? Palmer, ('.Walker,
I' Ma.-II' ?li l mi i ii Spier, Mr. Ferr. Fred. Stlretter, Anthony Miller
aud Mr, J II- Im ,.. It. M. f. .. nan and ledi, Mr. Dicker,
K. M. II,. I.-. John Mtiloa. J. A. Klaleae. U. Baree?,
Mia? R. Lake?, J. Fitagerald. M E. Hither, Proiratf*
AL. Bsntraaa lads-. Mi.? LnngUnd. T W. Mieren?, lady, and child,
, ..1 Berger J C. HaremeTer. Iir'K T. Wllkita. Mr. AIU?, ker. Thoa.
Guard, A. W. Armour. M. II Forrea. J Garanle, C. Jone?, Mr. (?irn?
wah and ladr, Mm Cornwall. J. I. Acorn,.. W. Hainan. Rer. W. V.
Tnl.ir, .T. T. Fiiber. ?. T. G. Mnnatll. A. Oodfrer. D. A.
( rail. II. Langlin. Rrx. ti. A. Gardener, E. Coil?, W, II. black, II Cborcb
T. L Btals, H. N. Mackee Judge Heath. T. J. Clipper, 0, W. Ptrker,
.lame? llr ker?iin, lim,. II. W. Hamer. J. A. ?hale?. \v. A. Snort, C H
Ii. Boice, F. W. J Glover. J. T. Bowen, M. Riler, J. II. Knapp R. M.
Jeukiu-, It, II. Tarlor. W. II. Pratt J. W. Betcon. A. llWiuon and
lal?: J W. Mackay, Re? W. H. Ollie?, 0. O. Ll?ter, T. T. Pi,h?r
?mi lad.: J. liogtrt. Mr. Frtel. J. Lydom ?nd lad. ?li. Wllnon J.
Kmniu re r. Dr I. .locke. D W. Guij J. K. MrLc.,1 W I.. Dmr Mr
Krali. R. W. Parker, C. B. Loom. 'leo?. Kin?ey, K. Rafter, J. Rale.
M1MATCRE ALMANAC.
.?? .i . -- . S:43 Sun ?el.?. CM I Munn ??li.ii. 15
HI..11 WATBB lilli oat?a. a.
land) Hook... 10:l?j , Got*? l?l?nd... Itt.tr, He.I Gate Ferrr ...12:01
moa WATBR Tau i?at -r. a.
?aaij Hook.10.JJ, dux*, ?laud..11:11 I HeUGale FVrrr.12-35
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ron* OF .NEW-TORR .Septiubik I?.
(TEA H I* I).
P|e?m?l !i> t.?hn ?MsM, Widen Georye'owii. J) V . Geo B. Merri??
Mli'tmiliip Voltnli-rr. Howe, I'hilaileJ,.bia. l^.r,llarl steain?hip Co.
BttaauBdl Fai.lla. li, r.ne. Ihiladelid't, L.rill.r I .*i,'?ui?i'ii, Co.
M. .....!.',. D Filer. Darli. Philadelphia.
Kleaniihiji Parthla (Br), Wai?on, Lirerpool. Charlu G. Prtncklya.
St. ?r,.?l,i,r Sau S.lr.ilrri, Kirkermn, Sa? ann.I, W. R. I,,rt,a..u
t-traiiu!. ii S? nth Carolina, Beckett, Chailcalou, B. C, H. R Mortin
Id.. **
Sleamtbip Zodilf. Cbapln. Ktwbtrn, ? C , Marrar. Ferrl? li Co.
Steamabip Geo. B. Upton, Roberia, F.? bmou ?, C.ty Point and Norfolk
Wailnngiirn 4t Co.
Hteamahip NtiTeltT, Shaw. Philidelphia.
Si? au.?hip Viil.au. Wilcox. Philadelphia.
M".n.?h p Neptune. Baker, Br.?tmt H. P. TXmoelt
Kt?vai?bip Kngland |Br.).Tbi.inpeoe,LiTerpoul, Kational Suamthip Co,
Mleamabip City of Druitt I? (Br.). Kennedy, Li?er|?.>ol. J.dm G D?le,
St?' ni?hl|i I'ldnm' ia (Br.), Small Glaatow. Headeraoa k Uto?
BiMmahlp Vandalia (N. 0.,, Fraatea, llainl,urh' Kauhardtii Co.
s:. ?m ? h. p TiUan (Dr ?, Buchanan, hliiner, ?. B., lot. Coal and Rail
?rar Co.
Sieam?1i,p Moa.gniM-T. Falrelnth. PATtneAh. Ro'rert Lowden.
Sleamablu Wianote. Breara, Kiea_eaa, Cn? l'...ui, ?ud Norfolk, Old
Dominion Mteamtbip Co.
MUtauhip 8. C. Walker. Rberrln. Pb-lidelp'ni.
.*'.? ?ii.?! ip WamaotU Ki.li Srm-Baileri, P? r.o?. r, k Wood.
Ple?tn?blp Uberin?. Halter N-w-Orleen,, Fred Baker.
Me?u?bip Gall bl,earn. SIS rrtvt. Phil? i?l|?lu?.
Sietinahlp Donan (G.r ), Ern?,. Bremen, Oelrlrh? I? Cn
Bt.auiihip I a it??.! Si.u-n. Bretni. New Orletui. II. B. CromwtU ? Co
Steamihip M rt^dna Maiabman. Pemandina. Ja?. Il.r i.
Btearaablp UoliTar, Brant, Gairetlon aud Ke> Weat, Charlea II Mai?
lor r at Co. i
?hiu Char i-, (Bala), Lechen, Attwerp, Bord li Iliocken.
Kh.p Eddiatoue. Park. Llterpool. R. P. Burt
Ship Haiatlkin Fish, Brraat, LiTarpotil. Chaa. H. Marahall k Co.
Bart Sar- i? (Br), Pillow Lonlmi I ramlail li. r-.-.m k Ko.
Bark Freibindel (Ger.). W?chter Bremen. O4 Irtcba fe Co.
Bar? Cremona, ilnrr, ngh? OalrtaloB C. II. Mllltrr li Co.
Bng Clara fc A41144 (Iii j, daaloii Cork for or J era, Halton. Walton 4
Hehr. Kedron (Bri, Wita St i*ltepb?Tii, ?. B., John noyai,,!', Hani
Behr. Mai itobih (Br.). Walker. Halilax, ?. H. D. II. De Wolf k Co
MtLr. bu.k Cullen, Aria Key Wral and Cedar Kt>a. II, ; an fc Piuca
tte.
Sehr. Cam? B. Webb, Dar. Oaorgetown, Bentley, Miller li Co.
?ehr G. A P ere?. Poole.'?elem.
kbit. 0. W. Farnell, l^rrtort rTrw-H?Ten.
?Sehr. Ana e tRt-l Wami. St Joh?. ?. B.. P. I. Ner?u? li liona.
Mehr. Kate | . ??.,?, McNalr. Mobile. B I) lim,bul ?. C...
Sehr. LBr.UMutrhlaen. Jem. Wilmington, N. U, K. h. Powe'.l A Co
?>?o?'P Apollo, Fiaeaian, Dritlgei"'n
mu. 4. - ARRIVED.
******* nermaaslN. 0 ), Reiebmann. Bremen Sept ?, ?ria Si.ath.
****_* *_\*i *?itb*a.lta. au 1141 put to C-alricli, k ( 0.
__***?** Virgiuit (Br.), Wffm**t. Lirerpool Sept I, lad QaeeBitovi
M. ?Hh mil??. ,? p,^ u y m j Hartt
J_m___B__9)t**t earned) .new. 1.4410 tana. Bolllna, Myttk, fjonn.. In kew
ef mm to? (1,? Baker la C. H. Mtllary fe Ga..
. ?*''"???'*' Alge,,, thr 1. L? M?..ur?er, Iii rfpool Sept. I, tad (l*tma**.
?ownSii. with tadae. ??.dpe-a. to C. O r*nntkljT ^^
ll.i,,!B?'jll'Ali,,1"*nii*'T-)' b***- OI*?aro? hat!- ti, U??i*f?>ol ?5lh
ni? TF'-Ji' *o? ?- ??"??? ? ?J*1? ** mi,* to Hende/ion ?ro?
.******* Meecediu. Marthmtn, P?rnaail?Ba Sept. 11, with tollos aad
*******em^ PMl^phla. 1th arim. mai pam. la
t V**,**'"!.*,^'** w- b***. *?**>*. ********* tupi ?, ?ill ?j*,
to t., 11 al?, lu,, 4 i_0
iJiS""*1 Llterpool. ?. 9), WIMos, Polnl a Pitre, Quad?.
iPi I .'* **?*?* ****?
i!"i i\rXi":" '** e***"*), Urah. Haraaa W dare, with tacar.
it? u??\1,iTao(tu*A^m *****"**** U*~i)* *-T' UWW UUc* ***r '?
wA T/l0?M* {**?h ***** autumn ? day?, with ada?.
SV}jV'?j*a,WllL?B*e. Keeae. Wi laiand. wlih ?(..ne.
??Sm?S-55 ?*?IL)' W?M' r*i**4?* '* *** ? **>*?
*a**ak^6m^*'*^ ******** ?'?b^ii ???? c?y. t. 1, it un, em
w,?.7 r*!c^"f ????""). ?Tnsro?, OM IfaUBBi," Jim., M (Myt. ?ian lef
BflsiesatlfaHsf Joae (Span). I...chloi. la, lla.iD? ft d?jt, li Ul
li-.- < uiura (?,111.1.1?.), D.trtlt, Litlt, QISM Ba, V dara, w.lh til
tirit rid???I Cater, rro*lAe**m ker rWlaMpWa.
Brig M. Xtmtg, loy. Charba!?? I? ity., with Ureter.
Bril E*-k*lC?.?T (of Bangor), Cooey, rotilttl. with beiding
Brig IB, ?t. tn-Mtm*
Brti Bobli, Meei Bondi?! for Boeto?.
Sehr. K11? (?f B?toii), M??l?oniei7, Inng.-t? ?l dir?, wtth ?It
?ehr Br?raad, Porra, of ?m1 17 diri from Itwt. with t??ho<i?f.
fc-br.Q. W. Ulli, lulden.Ti.ap? B?j, 9?*,, 8 d?;t. rl?? i?J ?otto?
"rtfbr OUT?, Mr Pi eland St Jolts. H. B., I dar?, wttk I ?Ik.
??Moo????? ?ivas as? rm<r?i??.
linne*, Kllubetriport. II. ??s? Kttiabrthport.
(leiden Bole, ElUihetbport. Pftler k Hooper, Klliabethpoet
R a Iiewii.KHubfll.port. Ann!? K., Clinton Point.
Ada Herbert, illemeeatrt. Chm. A. irrint, Pratldeae?.
Be? Do?. UmnTllle. Id? line, Ptotiine*.
Oau\ I'ammln?, Prarldene?, Jo. (Uttertfcwtile, IWwto?.
J. Butte,. Bliubtthport. Breen, KI??jUh ihpoit
Ti?, le I J wii-, Port Johnno?. Sim ins. Kltiabethpnrt.
Aliso, EllMbethport. Helen Ai???i? Porlll?d. Ct
W W. llrilnenl Nee? llarei T. Helen*. Wreterlr, B. L
M. 0. Well?, l.'r?, i.p..mt HhcVlnih New Hire?.
Perin?, Klomngton. Mo- lt?.r, Ne . lleillnrd.
I^-binnih. Proridenc*. Vintage, Prorideiir?..
M. A. Haul?, New II.ees. Kicaaor, Now liiraa.
i.liu A. And. Mon, Portland.
HAII.EH.
Pteamihlpa Duna?, for Bremen, (lit; of Brunel?, l'irinni, ?si Partid?
for LiTtrpoul; Bolirir. for Oalrwrt?n? forte? ??.I ?heim ni fi.r New in?
itial; tim bait ?dor ml Mnn'iromcrr, for Havannah J Koulh dro'ina. fur
Charleston; Volunteer, foe Wilmington: Wjuokr, lot Kichroond; Zisliao
for Ne*l>er.i ; Jobs bibaon, for Walkington.
ARKivnn.Sunday, Sept 17.
Nteimchip den. Btmei, Mailor;, t'?.?nnah Sept. II, with ?x1?*, and
pl-j ?lo Iel. nilton. Km Si Cn.
Meimihlp den Meade, Na-nrxin, New Orlran? Sept. 9, and tfce Bar
lOU, with nilae. and paia. to tin ?I baker.
Hleaniebtp Oceaoic (Ilr.l. Tli .mi*.in, Liverpool Sept 7, and Queen?,
towa 8th, with m lie. lud n-, t.?.I II. Hp.rki
ecu oom. it??Mina ?vu cmaitwi??.
I-'llr? Hamilton. Pert Jobuaon. J. II Napp. Port Jolin?on.
Upon?. P.rt Ji.bnto?. Met tb-nulu?, Port John-am.
Ktliirt, Port Johnson. Jame? Hoffman, Port .Inln.-ia.
Belle (teaman, Port J.ibnaon. ,->i i -iuli.1, P??rt Ji.i.i.i.n.
Arti.!, Port Jobnaos. Kinma li Allen, i'ort J? l.i.son.
DOMESTIC I'OltTS.
Bi iTOf, Sept 16? Arrirr.1. iteanuhlp Nerena from New-York ; bark
A lire Ker. from Oottenhorg, brut Adele, M? l.win from Baltimore.
? CiiAhi.itiT.iv K ('., Heiit IS? Arrired. iteimiblp Mar, I ?ml, from
I'.a'limi.re. Hailed, mem ?h i, Guorg ?, for New York , bark Aretltwt, for
Brialol. Kni< . a-hr. ilaltle. t,,r Pro,i leece.
P.iktiik.? M.'SK.ii Se;.! 11.?Ha led, t'e.itel State? .?huolihip? Con
?t? Hatton ?ni Bir?Uij?a, for AnnipotU; bark Ar-|uitt*n<v, for Kio; and t
Dee! of eoaater?.
NfwOhi.r??<?. Kept, l8,?ArrlTed, iteimiblp Georg? Wiibingto?,
i??fer, from New-York.
tit? PaiNCiaeo, Sept. l8.?Arrired, il.lp Com.iilr*. from Liverpool;
bark Lion, from Bonleam; ?hip S. Ju-eph, Iron, Mu illa, ti. ti alnp
.li..??own. In.in Mo"..lulu 1 l.e w, lick nilli?- AllUlf Site 1*4 a.U U>-?la/
b) the Underwrite? lor +?'??'.
tfjataaa pouts.
l,o??now, Sept I??Tha Ciin?ri iteinah'p Jar?. Capt. Marten, from
New-York Kept. 6. lundi?! at (Jueeuatowu lut exmut, and proceeded for
Liverpool.
The II,ml.?iv tu e-r ? in ?teamahip Hammoni?. Capt. Merer, from
New York Bept ?'?, t.en. l.e.1 at I'l.moulb tbia uioalnj and proceeded tor
Uauiburg.
?For Latest Ship Seiet see Fifth rage.\
Chances for ?usint?o ?Hen.
BUSINESS CHANCES FOR LIVE MEN.
Tbe .STANDS at the I.tin I M.litar. Pul..al will Im> roll at ?ne.
llem tolbehWhi-.tbldlerton WBDNKSDAT, tint.?. nt the Pi-hion
('?une, at 3 o'clock j., in. The Kcatiral ?ill I e bel 1 two week? and w.ll
?Uriel .nore tl.an I?O.iSxj Tinton. I lee hotel, bar reeoui, t?e. reitauriot?
(?err Inrge), lu bootie al darring |.|atf??rma. rigar ?'und. and ?Hie ii ow
privilege!, wi I lee ii li io ?ed *t Tenu?, IO per cent at nie, balince ?it , n
two dara thereatter. Prr?ona drunr.g gr.uu I f..r .-il.il.itmna ttu apple
t., the ?oetioueer ?tier the ula. Il h .VI. W. HITCHCOCK, 29 Beckman
at ,N. Y._^_
|JH)B SALE?At Hndaon, ?. Y., my STORE,
I V-lxlln. 3atonea. with j?lW?l| biuineii well eatal.liali.'.l in fruit,
(?roeer.e. an I ?rr.x'kt-rr, 4e., |.k..ii?u in UM ?entrai nartnfthe i t.
T.nu? re?^,nali!e. fat ^lll particular?, ?de.re?? CllRNKLL Hill I II,
Hu,...ii, H. L, lUn ia
Carpelo, ?eb?ing, ?nrmtnrc, dTt.
A?TEN MONTHS' CREDIT.
? We are now offering our 1 ,'g- ami apleuilid aaeortnieat of
Pt HNITlHh
eonipri?ln? PARLOB. BKIl BOOM. IHNIN?l-ROOM. I.MIRABT. and
KIT? lit N Kt'KNITIKK. e.f allet?les?...|iiii?lili.-?
BEDS, BhiiM.HU, MAI Til?HiH, WlNDtlW .-IIAUKS, OIL
CLOTH, Se.
CAIU'KTS? Ve'.et. Bn?-?li, Three plj, Tower-loom, and Ingrain
CABlKrH. ..f the newe t lad .-'...?.????t |e..tt.rui?
liVASKKTH. BRIMJl'ltTH. te.
KKLLY It Co.. ?or. Tw. uti bllbnk ud t-nlh ara.
H. B.?rarwienta t.iken h? the week or nmnth.
Warren ward & co? manueactub
f I KKH an.1 wlir?le?a1e and retail .1erl?r- in
KVKIIY VAKIhTY UY PLKNITURB
for CitJ anJ Coontrjr reei.lenre?.
No?. 7.'. and 77 Springst,
oorner of Cr??br.
Situatione C?antr??icmaica.
AN Americnn Linly wishe? a Hitnalion n.s
II. HSLKhkil'tB or MlASlHTIlKss. Call on ( i?m eaplofer,
1U6 Slilfa tee. _
A YOUNG LADY deaiiee a SITUATION in
afarailr or iirimarj Mindil. Khe 1? qualifie I to teucb the Engl.sh
hranehe? ana rttl?uent? of renalc. Aillre?i If. J., NcT-Haren, Conn.
IjMRST-KATE Fei.inle SERVANTS ?applied by
PIKKCKA Co. 6 Bowl ng (reen. Hrienln.rni and i.tber Nlec
tioni front A??rie?iii, Knglub. d?rni?n?, Swede?, and Inih._
FIRST-CLASS Catholic ami Proteatant Ser?
vants, lor eitr and eouutr?, ronilantbr on band, at Mr?. YuliK
HTO*'t. <* P}JreW*X _
T?IRST-('LASS Catholic mid Proteatant PER
VANTH. for citv ?nd countr/, tonrtantl/ ou band at Mr?. lOKK
HTON'S, ?9 Bleeckar'at. _\_
1001) German Eemnle Servant? nt Mrg, Hild'a
Herman lnititote.lCT Norfolk-??..between Buleaton andSuntnn-aU.
ANTED?COPYINGTby a Lady who write!
well. A I.Ire?. Y. o. O, It Murri? -it.
G
W
?itnationa UJanteb?iWa?to.
A WELL-8CH0LABEP German, being also
J.\ a fioo.1 pei.roan, ?iah -i emj.l ?,n???nt a? hIU CtiBBK, l'ull
TKR pt at a .me tuber adequate work. B?.t of reference? gi,en aa to
cbvactrr, le. Pleite tdilreaa P. II..Tribune (JIB? e.
I" ?MPLOY.MENT WANTED" bv a eompoteut
J BOOKKKhPl-B. Addre?? W.. Box lJO, Tribune Odre._
PARM-UANDS-I BowlinR-green^PIERCE
A. k Co. bl tie fonataullr on hand irit-claal HKedea, tiermane, bcot.b,
?nd English. Alio, Mecl?nln, Co?.hnien,0?r1entr?, kc _
Scotchman and wife-englishman
iJ tia-l WHY?dr.t rete funn ban !i and hnuiem? d. ; ju.l arr.v.d-, wiut
MTl'ATIONH. Ine|uire at Agencj. rUHTM t Vi .1 l?fl?t pw?
?elp l?nntc?.
A GENTS IN NEW-YORK, TAKE NOTICE.
r\. DKPt.T FOR HAR I H.Kl) NPHSCHIITIIlN BOOKS?The Amer
lc*n P?t.llibi?)i Co., Tie Columbian Book Co., The Mutual l'u!.li-hn,<
li,, and Belknap i. BUm. all of Hartford li.?, mynai a Joint mr. .- at
No. II Collfue-pWe (eorner of Murraj it.) fur aupplvin? Citr Atenta
with their book?. The great ?drantag.-i thin e?ir> m-l lo A?.-ei,u of obtain?
ing nnoki diraet from the pobliahrra, ann uf ?eeurinr from them the
irene.- of the moat popular hooka put on the market, ii apparent. Agent?
and all wlibiuft employment an- Inrited to ri.it tbeae ro.mii and emu ne.
BOOK A0ENT8 WANTED^?We wish to en
plor a few energetic men and experienced agenta to Introeluee a new
Ud ?latii?arl work of m arl; SOO pagea And UM illu?treti..ue, tlegantlr
printed ?nd bound. Halarr or commuaiou paiil Aditeii BILL',
NICHOLS k Co.._8pr1n?ield, Mai*_
WANTED-THREE CANVASSERS, Insu
ra ?re Book, Map, Patent Right, or Adrertiilng Afe-nti praferreel.
Pair aalaif and permanent ?illation to competent men. M?'e lally bmi.
nea? eiperl?snce, willi loweat aalar) for tint*.ear. (Alto. Rtate Arcnt.)
_AHHBH k AtiAUlt, iii Broadway. New-York.
WANTED-An ENERGETIC LADY of
tbi.riengh bealneie qnaliScallona to ?..lee-it adrertuciaenta fer a
1. k1.Ir mi,, ri.Lie medlain. Coiupeiuwtton bbernl. A?l??iu?? BIM
HM!, Tribune (Mee._
W?NTED^AG ENTS-??v?ry where. nTnTTa"nd
"" fem?le ? Mm per week perm?neutlr. Addre? J. 11H.VBY HT
M0ND8.J1 Llbertr-?iti?rf, Bolton._
UM I COTTON "WEAVERS, Male and female,
A \y\y _______ t,n Maaeacliuaem at PIKRCB k Co..G BTim-KKen
$-\ nnn WA^ PAID HY CONGRESS to
IJtlJe\j\j *A_f%MXLX. the author of "MY CAP11VIT?
AMONO the BIOCX INMANS." for 1er brarcr? and ?U'l In reacn i?
train? ?m1 proleeiiiig forte from ilestnicti.? wiule bel I a priaoner. Mo?
no? wntea ber <t-.r.., indoraad b? Indu.? ? i... fa, I' ti, officer? an.l
aoldiera, Cmrrenu.en and other?. It it a wonderful narratire. and fi?..? I.
written. It oiuella ?Tarrtbing. We want Ageita to carr? it into ererr
fitnil; Price a 1 SO. Ja?t ti* thine to ?eil. Will pa; largelr. tir
culan aenl fre?. Addrei, Uti TIAL Pl'BUSIIINO CO.. ll.nford, OX
ieqa\ Notice?.
TNl^HFrnHTWCT^CoifRTof the UNITED
A HTATBS forth? BAHTKRN DISIRICT OP PENNSYLVANIA, at
Reading, Jelj 10. A. D. 1WI.? The nnderaigncd berehr give notice of
their WMMM ?? aailroM of NICHOLAS HI N I'KK of Richmond
Towiunip, Couu'.j of Beru, Stale o? l'cnu?? Irania, wubin Hld Biitrict,
?.lo baa !e-n ?.Ijudge-I a bankrupt, upon credit..r?' petition, be the li.i
bVt Curt of aud (mtnet. ti hi). Ii. Ml 17. LL,
OEO. I.ERCU,
_^_^_^__^_^^__^_^^_^_Aaii^nee?, Heading, Penn.
N Pursuanee of an Order of WILLIAM iT.
X VKKI'RR, ee.( , tinrr, fite nt the Co.int/ .?f Ringi, notice la berrbr
rirea, inc..ri i g to law, t<> all p. nona baring rial mt again! THKODORK
F. BREIT late of the Cito of Brooklyn, rtceeaaed, that the; ?re required
to elblMt til? aame, with tie ??neben thereof, to tbe i?berrlh?-n,Mbe
l.ierul.1?, it theofice ..? JAMB? WILUSON, I Ma.rij-.t., la (lie tit/
of New-York, OS or,before tbe 10th dar of Nu.amber ??il Dated Mar
S, IS1L '
JAMES WILLSON, ) -_
O'CAR BCHKJICI ? *?*srii*#rt.
\0T1CE TO CREDIT?RS^-N?tiiBe'iii lioret^
I-* titra, tr,-.,r,.:i.g tu law, to all le-.i.m hiring rla'nn igaiuat
JKKV?N LAN?,IX,.-.-. lal?- of the ( it? of Klmlra, d^eaaeil, tint tl.c. are
r.-<4uireJ lo exhibit tbe aatne w.th the .??u.bcri thereof lo li.. ?abicriWn,
the Rieeiton of the lait will aid teitament of the laid defeated, at the
olee of J. LANOUON k Co., Na < Baldwin-at.. in the fit? of Kinara
0? or before Pebruar; 1, Veil ? l)?ie,l tbi? llib it, at Jul , ItfTL
J. P. P. HLRB, 1
CHAIILKH J. LANC.PON, I ?
tub luoB? w caaaa, ? 8ttf,lt<,??
" BAMLEL L. CXEMKNS, I
)trt lawSm_ ?nd OLIVIA LANOUON ?woptito.
?UPREME COURT, KINGS CO?NTY.-AR^
O THl'R CHILD ?ft. BbWABD M. BATKK. KLISHA BI.OOMEIt.
ANN BUSH. JAMKH L. BI.SUOP. Kroner Anio? P. ALI??,ti, Horne
llumidirer, BSannd M. Wood, J.?h B. Butlern?. John P. Klnmpp,
lle-njamlr, Barker, 0???-dial of the , biMrea of Abrihim T. Barker ?1?
Ctri; Chirit? II. Niue.la, Viiilanin Barker, G?..ryei W Mead.Alfrwl
Mundell, lad Edwi? Been.?Amended hutumoni -for relief.?To the
_1 ?eleadain To? aee beeebr m?aeaf4 i?d reefuleesd I? an?
ew er lb? ?acnpUint in Ulla action, uf willoh ? coi?; ia bennie h lerr-d
???ci je?, and to ierre troy, et runt aaiwer to law iai.1 oomplnlnt on
It*
eltulre of th? d17 of Kies leirleej ?nd If ran fill to an.wer tbe and
lb. ?ibecr.Ur, ?I bU oBee. NnmUr C1 Pme-Hr.el, 1? the fit? of New
Tori, within twenty lay* ifler Ihi ?errie? ?if thli aanuuoBi on rim, ii
?vmplilil wilbla thi time iforeakld, the EM I? Uti? aetioa will ippl?
lo lb? Oimit for lha rib?? ?ewaaded la lb? eo? pi ?I ii. -bated June 4,
""?? OBa H. ObUMMLSH. PUtaUra Attar?..
!?>? eeaplali.t I? the ?hore ?avltled aetlea waa lied in tal OBea of lb?
CUeA ot ttbtm Co??!/, Jin? 13, lifll.-liaud Ja?? 14, in.
OKO.JI OBANHISB-PUln??1? Altoraer.
C?PREME COURT^CITY ANITIxH?NTY
O OP NBWTOBB -EMILY HAR!, Pklatlf, H*?ml DANIEL
HABB, r>1??di?l.- ?????a_-9ot reitet (C?. ?01 ?rred-l-T. ti.?
Sef.uUit, DABIBL HABBi Y?a Nilli Mimi tri taxtnlrri lo
t?iw?rth?.MpUliii?U.U?etlM which ?,U b. 11*1 la tlie t?oe of
th? Clerk ?f tM Cltj ?"d Cwaat/ ?I N?w-Tork ?I Ik? fit; MaU la ?id
tilt, ud U wra ? M?; if ;?ui?i?m lo tfca ?aid eaaaplatat 0? 1 ?.
laUedUr, al tlt_ofc^ao. ?? On?d-?tee?t. N?w-T?rtC1to, wlibl?
Iweolr dar? fiwr th. wrrtee ?f Uti? m?io?i .1 jw,, ?irlu.irr ?f th?
d?r of roeh ?etrio? ;'nd If m Ml I? imwet the Hil ?uaslalat wilbla
_? ftTgii igypaaH tstfcu mon ?nu ?ppi7 S E c^n io?
IN>l?BeC*l^?* li IS? ls?^l<?l N
bale I Ne? York, Au,.?it li 1071.
\V. J. HTANKOKH. PUintiri ArlatMf, No. 157 Orind ilreel.
1'he eouii'l.li.t In the ?Ui?e eu'lHt-l ?.li.... ma IM m ti,?- oH.e of Iii?
Cbrk of lb? I li ?ni C.uiitr ni NwwYork 0.1 ll.e lHeh Sa] ?I Au.ual
b?U. W. J. HlANtutU). I'i?iuuu a Allom?), iii Uiaud-ilteet.
HEAL ESTATE.
New-York, t?atnr.lav, ?ept. Id, im.
Tho market was without interest to-day at
the Eacham;?' ???1 tho ntU?ii(l.ince wa? very small. For
the coming week uo Important sales aro announced, hut
a number of JokaI transactions will tatt? pl?t*. Two
?al.?? of sill.urban property an* announced, one by Men..
A. I). Mellick. Jr., A Uro., at ('luster, New-Jcniey.andtlie
other by B. Dlnrec A Co., at Mamaronci-k.
Messrs. A. Ii. Mclllrk.Jr., A Uro. will Hell on the grnnnd?,
TiiCHilav, ?W villa iilots, located at tAkmXtt, on the North?
ern Kailroad of New-Jersey, and aliout one hour Croa
New-York. A special train will leave Clmintx-rs-st. at 11
a. m., and from Twenty-third st. at 10| a. m. P.i8?e? and
mans will lie furnished on Bi.i.llcatlon to the auctioneers.
Mci-srs. 8. IMnRce A Co. will w11 the valuable property
JtelonKin* to Thus. R. Hawley, at Mamaroneck, on Tnes
tlay. I'oiiiiiiniieiini ?it noon ou the ?round.?. The property
In nnoly lor a ten and wortliv the atteullon of buyers.
Mai)? anti full inforinallon In regiird to the property will
be ?riven on application to the atictloneem.
Cha?. Muella?? reports tbe following sales made by him
dining the week: A half interest in as lot? on north stile
of Nliictv-slxtli-st., from Recond-ave. to E:i*t River, for
fJVWO; 364 lots on Ht. Nlcholas-ave., bounded hy said
avenue, New-ave., Onc^hiiudred-and-flfty-cighth and
Oiic-hundred-and-fllty-nlntli-sts., atllolning the southern
bound.iry of the Jumel estufe, for WO.OOO; four lots on
south Hliin of Roventy-sevcntb-st., 130 feet eaut of Fiftli
avo., tor tl3,f**>, four lots on north-west corner of Fourth-1
ave. and Heventy-Hlxlh-8t., for ? o,um.
Citn lirai (Estate for Sale.
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
TUR PURCIIA8B OF I,ANI> BY TUR ACRR
le lb? I'ri'KK I'AliT of the CITY, on Weibmgton liable, on the
line of the Grand Boulerird and Avenue St. Nicholii
The lind lie? Vin feet blgker than ?Um Iludaon liver, of which It
commanda magnifient tiewa
Tbia loealitr i? lupplel with
OA8 tod CHOTO!! WATFR.
1'OTTKK lIUOTilKRS, I lad 6 Wiren-rt.
A ?PIFTHanriKIGHTH-AV?rand BBOAD
i\e WAY 111 11.DI.Ntl LO IB. lingi?, la plot? lad Id.. k. fr .ming
mil below Ccntr I I'ark. and lola on Madl.on ive ind the ed;?.. i.t itreeu
KOK ?ALB kf V. K. HTKVKNe*)N k hON, 11 Piae-il._
?UILDINa LOTS.-LOTS between Fourth
i-.e.. Boulerird, Pifty-uintb and Uuebuadred-and tenth ila., for
h.M.K oa eouDJUion oui,.
(pl.'.T)_E. n. LUDLOW k Co., 3 P1n>-?t
?MFTH-AVE.?For BALE, ob Fifth-ara.. b-o
J tween Fortr-xlith and Fil\j--ieven?b-?t? . eereral new IIOCSK8.
I...ti. l.uire' ?"?I o.e.h.,u i-riaed; new ?ud ?itreiitit-e For further particu?
lar? ?i? I penni'i appl,- lo l-l. II. 1,111.LOW It Cn.. 3 I'ice-at. ____)
PX)R8ALK?On Fifteon*h-?t,betwoen Eighth
1 uni Ninth-irei, i three ?torr brick HOU.-K 2St.V)iM, with tit ti
tor?a,carpel? norrori, corn.c.i. Lt.,kc.,ke? l'nce aaaeJ, *>.1, um In?
quire of HOMRK MUK!? \N, I l'n.c- I._(I.1HS)
I OTfl FOR SALE in the Eighteenth and
I 1 I'm. nt? fir 1 V a ?'.. Aj;!.'lo A. M. Sl'YDAM, l-.v. 1, re. u ave.
in I Wo.?dbine. Ilnaklin. _^^
OQ WE8T Fl FTY-FIFTH-ST.?FOB SALE
*P*F Fi.nr-.te.re, lii.'h.?toop Man titoti? ?tone front ; 11 we'l bnilt,
lo.utifull; tin .l.e I au.i baa ill modern improvement?. Applj 01 preiuiaei.
Drooklnn Seal (Estate fc|r Sale.
1j*OR BALE, in Brooklyn, nt ft bargain?A
iretrla??, luil ?.re, b itbaliH p. biown-atonc HODbBl convenu nt to
ferrie? ? ban bwnirlv tinted ant f esc. e I. poM<i-ii.u ?. .u? . .:? ? ii ?.o
?ired. Inquire of IId.M I It MU?l.AN, No. 1Pine it
tDesicljcotcr CTonntn Ucal (Rotate for Sale.
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
1\ forSALK on a? c.imoodaiing er.ni. wubin an hour and a half of
New York, In Weatcheater Count?, containing 400 acree, in the blifheit
?Ute of eultira?on ; no wiite lind ; iplendid MANSION. N0 feet front,
10 feet drep, pert, ct order; al?o, a new Building, IO bj l'X?, amnge.1
for a club-houae or iculem?; 00 tcrei lend grinsal, reliable for a
rice track ; alio, 1 Grut aud Saw Mill, 12 feet bead of water, never ia i.ng
?I?, ami barn and ?bible roon for a bunlred bead of ettie, four apple
orchard?, and one pear orchard, all .ti le 1 aud rh e...e fruit, fronting a
like-, fence? all in order, an I gt, und. ornamental, pure water in all
I nts i-f fie ti'.uK , In ererr reipert a .yent'emin'i eitabliihm. nt, and al
fur health it la onjiirpaive.1 anywhere ? the itinoiphere d17 and adipted
to weak longa. A *n>?l li.??? and lot. H feet front In the city, will be
taken In pert pavwent. Addre?? WILLIAM DAVIS, Tribune OIBce.
auction Sales of Beal (Estate.
"a J. BLEECKER.?ELEGANT HUD80N
2\? HIVKKI'BUI'KUTY ATAUCllUN.?A. J. BLKBCKKH, KOjS
k Co. will i.ll ?1 ?iiciou on Till RMUV. 2Hth of Seit., lull, it ?2
a clock, it the Ki. han ne Saleroom. Ill BrneOwar. New-York, e'uert of
the Balala of Mc?ra. C. II. !. W. I. UUY.Y.H, ou t"be lltulnw; P.,rrr one
mile ?outh of N>?rk, N. X. Conan-mg of a large, ai/,^ BRICK
Hi ?I'sF, with ?table and carriage hon?, ?ml about top- ?,'tej of I ni
with river front; and ? ?nilli neat CUTT ttiE. cui^v .__\ 7 r^.m*. Alio'
a larje. iew CuITAlil: ?itli H>Hint '.' ac e, ..f ly -, |'llt>n( , ,jVer front',
kt. There ia 1.1. .uoie b.iutif.il or.le-ir.Me r^, pro,ert? ,n u,, niarkeU
For particular-..lee iiiej.1 at lb?- office'of tri Auctioui-er?, No. 77 Ceoar
"?? ?litre pirticnliri 1, to vlewinr tbe Kopertv roi? be ol tilneA
A WESTCIIESTER KSW?? AUCTION^-?
J_X FAKM of M ?c.*.. altk a I, f. "nettbtg ?nitable for 1 prlv-te
Mbool.ind other bnildlu?. all ryn.\* culiure. ntuiie in Hie t?>Wn of
Homer? (latel. a p.rt of it,e, f.e-, o|. u R ^twi> t . W||| ^ KoLI) _,
auction, for ?a.b. on, lb. ',amUi<.,. ou the Iii da/ of Septe-nber uext, at
VI o clock at uv?
-_-- tfL_ J. John??.?, jr.. Auctiom e?.
P.? JOHNSON & MILLE?,
O? AfC! ION KURS AND
RBAL ti MTATK BU0KKR3,
No. ?if} Na<?ai-?t.. cor. Ca???? it.. NswYuiyt.
Ot? Reil.ler.ce? .su.rei. Lol?. Cuutrr 5e?tJ. od-S Finui T~uiht. ?o'd,
reeled ejeliaeeej. I., ?n? n*tntnl*a. Auction Salei o' 1 urn.lure. i.-.
ti. Din?,iK An-ttoneer.
PEREMPTORY CLOSING SALE
JL of
490 AC3KS OY '.?I0ICE LANDS.
and
FOI'lt FAKM COTTAfiK-i,
in Grand Park. Itawt eck Wi-iti-beiU-r CDUiitjr,
AT All T?OS,
TI'liSDAl. bej't. ii), li o'clock ra.,
on tbe Kroa.ii!,
Tbu wcll-l.nown prorertv, lb.- Tne.t lu Westcbutir, hil Ml it a cost
of nearlv
?300,01)0,
bj the lite Andre? W11 .na Jr. n der the title of Oneil Puk will t?i
rOftlTIVRLY CLOMKD OUT
It this ?ile. t?. the he;l e?i 1. d 1er. will out Itmitition or teierr?,
In i'lota of from one to M Saras each i.,g, lit- willi
POL'I FARM COTIAOES.
ind cultivated grouml* -nr: ???in ! ni.
UBlr oue boar from Newark.
Tbiriv'ip!.nnt?i from lUrlem Bri.1??.
Title Indlipiitabi?.. Tern.1 UbvyJ, ind ?*l?i ?biwlate.
For Mapa, CircuUr?, ?ud further iutorii.ltinn aipk to
THO?. B. IIAWTPT.
71 Bread I*., or the Aucbomer ,1 Ce.lir-lt
Xm lum %tm gi tau for Cou.
A BEAUTIFUL SUB?lRBANn?o??sin^
Oroandt, trlkm* fotlj-tt. un*\x**M*2Ter? \nmtru, aemmZ
?nd teeeMihU by me, ?Ar Heirn d?J1y. mlmalaiamu impel, ta*.
frewin? ?nd Ditnr.Hr tttract|Tt aortio. of iSaabetb, Uah tt?i,
eura l.rr? lot, in.it tad ?bad. twat. Uttn. pre*?,, fe?. *?mm^l?imm
fcrtable. room?, tad tattof.1, modern dealga ?*d l?i.r.,,. ?umkei m the
path of ti'entira laiproTe-aaeat?. -\%n , mtadj ria? la nina AD die
eoBTetleacet, combiaad ?with country tlr. food, tad il.ir-, ?reed atitela*,
arboola, chorcbee, ?nd aaaat-petted Watti T?rat ?udauamt Tilla
peiltet Owner ?HU la build. Will tell it btritla.
CHOICIi BUILDING LOTS FOR ?ALS.
For "Hew of loate end lull particular? ?f propert.. intrate? ?, Weet
Btiubeth Depot, or tddreat OWN KR, Poet-Olc? Bot "lo. a? ?_
York. _I_'
AT ELIZABETH, ?. J.-SjilcniTid chance
AX. fot 1nte?tai?nt It BP.AL FM I ATK; peat? of f,?m ."? to b* ?#?_
HOI'StS and LOTS FOR KALK. KXf'BANGK. n, TO LKT ??
trouble to ?how imperty. J. M. MKl.Jth?, .1; Breads. --- - -
l>--->o4, Ehtabeth. I-f. J._ ^^" *****
AFINE FAJUL contninin/aT &> acr?s of land.
anrlh of Llewellra Park on Orange Meair'aia for MALU. A awl?
to L H. HASKtLL, Urang?, ?. 1., or to I P. LU-K l-.LL. No. 7 *}?__.
el, ?. r._ ^^
A T PLAINFIELD, N. J .-J? HAL! ?r EC
AX. I II AM,K an ti? gant HKsiHK.Ni F.. ?nib ater?a?? rroemi, _,
t'edepotj ?In.two FARMS nmrthe the railroad, anlubi? to cal aa
mm lota. M. M THORN, oppotate Depot
ALL WANTING FARMS, trfxxl soil, mil-fdi:
mate, for paper? ?ildri? C X. LAN DI* Viaelaad. ?. J.
FOR SALE ?tENGLE\V?0I>7N7j^AtiiMha?
?tim? COTTAOB. eoDlaimng warn tooiat* g.? la howe; kata,
pearl? new | ii, a.-i. a of lan.), nient/ of frr.it and alia le tree?. F?r ?er?
in, r Informttion, anplr to J. M II.. Roi 4 57B Hew York Purl Ollie?.
fOHN f. JENKINS & SON,
* ' I'KALKKM IN RRAL RSTATB. ?Ure, Bo?, 159 Xelltoa aad US
G?orgc-it?., and opp??ile BJaJ_tutA depot *
_NBW PBCNSWICK, ?. I.
MENLO PARK LAND Co. b?r? REMOVED
IhatrOflee io lill BltOAUWAT. Roam 6. LOTS for BALE
bil feet br ISO feet for *it lo mu*), kui term*. Fail partiealtra tm
be obtained ti Campear*! OBca.
PRINCETON. N. J.-?n excellent FARM and
COUNTRY RKslilhNl.F. for .-AI.H ; price. * ri.i.aj.
M A. RI'LaNP k Co.. ? Il^k*a?Mt_
PLAINFIKLI), N. J.-FOR FALE-On the
X f neil itrcet In the ely. tbrwe-atorr Fieneh Uni Mi, Uraoaii al
Dio.!' r i iiai roeainenu. Addreaa P. O. Box i.'Mkl, ?. Y.
TTN10NT0WN, N. J.,
OS PfirLADELPTriA B. B,
ONLY ONB UOl'R FROM NEW-YORK.
VILLA PLOTS, MilhO,
FOR PALE.
Liberal tatas Por Mapi and Free Tide!?. *m*f*n at tie oflot t4
THR JERSET LAND IMI'ROVr MKNT Co.,
Ill Broadway. Bnerocnt, Ron?, f,
i\l\-AC\\Y. FARM in MonraoiTt?TI',~N 'j'
?Pit willi tond iini r .tem.titi; une of Ibe earl-?t and le ?? 'rui' ?ad
trick farm?; ran be L.tik-hl Uta, Apply to J. M. I'HKLPM, W , claret
ARLINGTON.
Tblt mort atti-activ? and VAI.IAIILK l'Rol BRIT, eonditlng of O
?crtaofltigh Land, commanding cttaciite riewt orer ihc uml tia?
ture.tine r-r.rn.tr, in th? Ti'nut? til NewVur?, it alluded il mile, wert ?I
P i.aa.c bounded un the cut by I'unbe Lake, nu ibe t?.?t by Ire Kail
road ArllnirloTi I>epot belrg IJ mile? from th?'City ***** Office. Caren aad
Mcbool within 7 minnie?' walk. The owner Is? ?leterruined lo k11 part el
tina propert?. end infer? 0X1 HINIlKI I) I ?rT.s on IBs ?..I ?.wing ti -nail
SeTen'|-lr? per reut can retaa.s 4,1, buud and mo'igwgc for I yeirt. iht
balance to lie paid aa MwMI ?*2S at time of in.? I ?a* ?nd $11 p?
n.onth until paid. Free eicursitn, tacaeU gum to ?!l j?..*???? wi-i. ??
eiamine ibu |..?elr ?pot, on aupLcatlou to J. U. CARI KN 1 KK,
lait lJOCbaiabtr.?t
???? ?tm
Aiua
* (Tounlrn Beal Ceinte for Qcile.
??PHEAP FARMS ! FBEB HOMES I on the
V> lin? of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. A Land Granl at
1 "?,1100,0110 ter.-? of ib ? be? fsrmin?*?r<l n.lneral land? In America,
:i,IM?O.OIIO ?ere, .?f choice farming and granni landa oa the baa el
th. cad. ,u the Mat? ul Nel.rt??j. in Ihe Great I'l.lta) ValWy, bow ,ut
?ale for caahor l.?iik- credit. Th ?e l.ndaaretna mihi and health? clim.l?j
at 1 f?.r train trowing and ?,i?c? jai-iu? an?uri>aa,vd hy any In Hie I n les
but??. Pnce, range, from *1 U. *1?? |-er ?ere ***__*_*_*__*___
tettler??,500.I?00 -ere, of G,.?erBiueni Lead t--,w.en Omaha aad
N?.nb Platte. .|*n f??r .mr. a. Home.Uada only. MCsSS of th? l.w
war are entitle?, to a free llomealead of ?HO acre, within railroad lira.la.
euual to a . -eel oount? of #4'?'. fend lor Ibe ne? td.tion of?!e-cr|*re
pamphlet, willi new map?, mailed fie? eTcrywhcre. Aldreta U. F. 1>A
Vlf,; Land CoBimlseioner, U. P. R. R. Co., Omei.a. Neb. _
OTATEN ISLAND SPKeiALTY.-For SALE
|, _t),, the Terrace at New lit ?hlon. three minulta frua l.ikl.ag,
HOIJ-'R wttb modern conien-e-ice?. w.ih H t ,u of ?timid 1 ; one of ihe
i?- al ?tU.tHve ?iluat-oua on the north ?h MB, *
_J M. PIItLPS,? Ce.laMt_
SPLENDID SEA ISLIND PLAMATM
ON
Wadmallaw Island, South Carolina, 20
Miles from Charleston,
for ?ALI.
ROSE TU**.*** PLANTATION co''?m? IJJM ?'re., firo nf whirl
aren, lattas Lu? I lo? ? GTTUM, CORX.ke., ti,- lu?:.' !.. ii .? ,a FI.N?
HEAVY WOO? LAND. Tt.i? weil liir.-tn PliaUliae, forxerly Ihe
prooerty of l>r. Wirri't??.-. ?Ice???,, po??,-??i? erer. re -n . e fnr r?nia|
thellne.t Sea lelaad or I ott Ma,.l? I ..f.,i. and t? tully eijaal leaat
Plan'ation on ti.e tattaaa S.? rain .1? ?.f ti, C Ii i? in hattat btart aad
nindi ti'in than an? o,,e-he? Islan'I prorarl? ?ml I? ??H know? to b?
thel?ea??ettlt*dl'lanUlii!iout!iec.e-l. lleiMI'KOl KJ4K.VT.? eo.ua? o4
?ne Dwelling llou?e. Store. Gin Hunae nd G n?. muir* Una??, wilh
MeamBn-rineof ln-horte i^iwer, Cattai Hmbf,?MbI Mill, w.h ?*o?apl?te
m.clilnery, and 30 eaUtannal .N.tiro liuu???. Aiaut IWicre? M at?
'?lint?! in Cotton and Cru tli- Crofe ht ut wy Ml tal[the < ?itloa
r.d?-d tbl? yeirwill l.rirg now Ore l?.?li?r lier panta (rarely hnnfi M
ant lraiponiid. can liejrr-loced |ier ?'re 1 he 11. ce ha, laten 11?.' ?_
cultirttctl etery year i.nee the war, an I been we,I mtt ^^.jnifniuarai
each ycir.
The pr??enj otr?*., hirlnir other rUntnlleot Io carry oi. lill it ??e?>
i,rr to ? ,, m,, one, w,,h tl?uvc nam?, Huil?'in|r< au.l apprirteaieeei, ?
wi-.l m Mnl.t, lloraea Pl.?wa. ,n?l all A?rri.ulu.al lm?. tu.e.n?, rea'f ti
o.inmenc,- plintlng tina Fall for tha ne? iMr'nmi?. Tkett will i*Mt?
ton ???-??! euoii|rb on the place ariaing fruut'ihe ciestut erip lo muire- Iht
Land for Bett teaaon.
On the Flantati n are mid' PIft? Hand?, mo?il/ Urn on Iht presnl
wTiiTJ? lt,u.,...? a'lnrherl |? fh^jr ??,? hoti e. Tin r ?re t til, ?r".?i?-r1
lahorei-., | erf-i't pT?nlntlon llj?l with the line or th- Fl?w. Ab.tdati
ithliiioiiai Utorci, b? f.iund in tie vlciruiy at.'.) cent? per dar.
Th.i rery T.'na! le rr? pert.?-, **..rth I ef.?r?" th? war ??? ? 0 ?mi, aad flHl
t. Taloahl? now, '.a ofireil at Kal/ that pr,<?. oa e??T Term?, ahno???
thliug the i ur." a*tr to | tv fur the Piaautiou out of the Crops Rc**t
cirfle e?n he ma le to erere cotton ficior in C,i?rle?t?,n, S. C , to wt?a
Uiu prwliicliTcai-aa and tplentlid condrtiuu of iii:. Plantation li v?U
kn?wn.
To ?ny oat dee/ron? of ?Toldln?? the Inch ment Winter? of the "?*??*
br a pieajfcUlt aud pn.' In I? r. ? l. n, n ?t the Sor.th. tlji? i r..,.. rt? oin?
?pet ??I arlvar taire?. Will he laid for part taat or excLan?-i-d f..r iaipi??a4
pioperty la New-York or Ita ?iclnttr. Pur fr rli.? r particular? ?pplr ia
JOHN C. JACOUSUHN. TU4 broadway, .Ne? turi
O. II. Firmo?. Auctioneer.
BY A. D. MELLICK, jr., 6l BRO., Auctioneer! and Dealers la New-Jewey Uoal tstati,
61'iLt^t, n. r.
TUESDAY, SFPTEMBKIl IO.
POSITIVE SALE
OF
200 DESIRABLE VILLA PLOTS AT CLOSTEK, X. J.,
On* hour from New-York I? -he Northern R It. TI in nmrertv ia ?United within 7 minutes' walk of nation and near in pruvtoenia Tie lett
are tuelr located witb beautiful ti? ?? of the Orerpeck VaUev. ?te.
.-PLK.SI.il) HIIUC B? ORAFILI.VS SEVENTH HEGIMEVT BAND.
Special Train will leave foot of CbauiUn-it. at 11 a. in., ind Tweulj-tbird-at. it 11:43 a. m. For u?ipi, ra.l.-.iad pause?, etc.. ippl.r at the Oie!?
(he Aurt.ont-en.
Vital C?late to Change.
chinee for ver? attractive place al Ebubetb, H. 1., near itation.
Appl/ to / M. PaaiLW, MCeder-at._
HUDSON RIVER FARM of 100 nero?, near
Athen?; prie?, *it?,UvO; ti KXl llANOB for ilouae in New-York
orBrooklru. M. A. lULANl) It Co. 5 Beckman at.
Brookton propcrtn to Cet.
CECOND FLOOR of the PLANET MILL
l J Preiulcnt it, .-M.n'b Ilroi.klrn, U"i75 feet, with iteara ruwer and
elevator to Lill'. Ii.quire at it Broad-i-t, of BUCHANAN k LI ALL.
Conntrg property to Cet.
AT YONKERS-French-roof COTTAGE~to
LET, verv cheap. Modern Improvement! In. Applv to
I. YOUMLnS, Youken.
Rouses ana /arma Wanted.
H~~??^E~~WA?TT?d^
Peventh-ive?., ilmve Thlrt.v-?fth-?t.? wellbiUt liol -K ; not to
exceed #25,0uu j for annart caeb parehaarr. Hgat be worth the taouer.
1. M. PHELPS, ii Cedarit
?nmmer Betreate.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL. ~
LONQ BRANCH.
w. B. BORROW?,
Late of Everett Horne H. X.
THIS FAVORITE" SUMMER RESORT,
LAKE DLNMUUK UOLSE, It Hab?bur?,Vt. will open Jan? 1
1er the ie??oi. Vi. H. M?KKITr, Proprietor.
Bales brj 'Jntnon
BY BANGS, MEBW??i &"coT'Rroftdw?T, eor.
Itk-il.?Silei of Booka. Worki of Art. Faaev blood?. Fkrutare. ke.
MONDAY AFTERNOON. Sept. lu. ?t I ?r..mt?.\ Collection of New
Publication!, Illa? ira led Booki, Perlodieala, and Works la the French
tftmrno*
GEO. A. LEAVITT it Co. (late Leavitt,
etrebeifk kio). Clint.* Hall, After place. For tfce tai? kr
Anno? ef LiHHiKiai. Cou.?CTlosa ef Boot*, pAtanxoa. ?ad all
kind? of *____! f aoraaTt.
lue.iT Qt atui.Rii. Orte a, f
Jirnaaotviu.?, lau., An?, ii). I?7l. J
LARGE SALE of ARMY CLOTHING and
Kui' II'AI.K.?Will be ?.?ki ?t enhile aortiaa, it the Dep?1 it Jeter
?-.i.?il!e Iik1.il?. eomiuenr.n?; oa TUESDAY. Sept IS. 1171. It IO
o'clock ?. tu., ander tbe airecllua of CtpL J. F. B?d|tn, M.S? H ti. ti.
Arm?, a l?r?e qtuetKy el new, aaierrWble lad daaviaed Clotktaf,
Camp ?aad UarrUon Kau par?, eoo?titi?? la yat! el
ri nui li oif.ro. Coat*.
1S4.?S6 palra Troweeri, fool
SI.???) palra Trowaer?, uiMiuted.
t las) nain Urn wen.
tro veo Shirt?, Hamel
ID 000 Shirt?, ara?.
H ,0 ?O Unit Coila, BoanUd.
4 1I1..TO Oreel Com. foot
44,000 Blinket?, wool.
1 J6.U? ?Mk Cat?, lia??.
41.M) krik Cmlt, uul.ueJ.
4,0 <? pair? Baot! awl Boolee*
6it,o??i kora?? Lop*.
Uirimm<mml*?v? . .. , m . . m
Ant rirlin? other ?rticlei.
The term- ol ??le ?ill be ?tiled In tbe ?aulotnei, wk cb can be ob
ta.ne.' a? ti. ? ..Tie.
lil oto'i o? Ibu yuarteiiuiter lleneril.
t. U. Hull CafiAla ud tityal g?aitennutar.
fiotele.
ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL.
N.VVSAL, X. F BAHAMAS.
Tbi?non?e willi., n for the Winter ?e.-eK.n. NOV. 1. F rCreila?
containing (tall particular?, ad.reii IAMLS LlDOLKWOuD, lil Urattr
m?,, H. X.
_LEWI? F. CLEVELAND, Proprietor^
rriIE LELAXDs' NEW ?IOTHL," Sturv.UDl
X ll,?ui- Bro .dm. ,?r. ?bih nul 1 .'?. .1?. New-York. Board. ?'. 4?
per ilaj, w.th eKviUir. I he fre?: C-ntral location. Proprietor!.
L WIN It GEO. S. LKLAXD.
Uoar? ano Roomo.
_J
A COMFORTABLE HOME for a family of
four or tve ?.lulu in i private bun?? (no other b. a-d? ra), with Iib?
eeel table, well ?erred. Inquire Uri*, (Honda?) at 140 Weet Twealf
leeond-et _
AGED or ELDERLY PK?PLE can lind car?
aad attention? with a aniali fa?adr. m a kealthjr. pleaaaui loeabv,
three houn from fil?; temi ver? low ; Cit? referente ftvea. Addie?
HOME, halen Cenlie. W .-t. .-.t.-r Co., N. 1*.
?Je??mg Caros, ?re.
AT WM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Fal
Inn-it.-? EltDlNU CAUL* tri US* Ml AlloMHtl. Lmrik?
li?h?d liAi ,
Dm ?00?3.
ATE.RIDLET'S&SON,
ORAND-HT., HBW-YORK CITY,
?MUM.
NBVV RIBBONS, VBI.VBlrt. ?ILK*.
OSTUICH FEATHERS ?nd FLuH EBB,
CHEAP VELVETEENS.
?A.NKRF. NOTIONS,
COUSKT8, CORBETS. CORSETS.
LACES RMBUOIMB Y*. MMP-TOMMH?
LADIES* rNDEROARMBSTS. u*A*t*WA_
HtVN MR.1S* WKNISliI.1i; DEPART*!**
STRAW GOODS.
OVER SOO? CAMM OT
TRIMMED ANO INTKIMMKl) BONNKT8. lad
HATS OF THB N8WBBT DEVIONS. ^^
MANY OUR OV, N IMrOttTATW*
?TENSION OF OUR PRRMMBfl COMI'LK 1EI>. Atti TRI ?*
TARUSllMK.1T CROWDED WITH
cuetp good*
EDWARD RIDtir? k ??. <
HW. Jil, nd li M GRANDE*
?, ??. W.tS.triTI tilt* ii
Fifth I leek ?Ml fro? the Bower; Satraae? I* t? nttlm?**?**
?eut, Ml Alleen it_
r^O M1L?KERS and STOREKEEPERS.
our ?aw
JOBBINS ROOMS
ark aow erny.
Full lliea mt 09X30 ORAL? R1RMMI?, all ?Wjk*c_
HASH RIBBON?. BWk tri UUr?l SlLR VELVET*
OSTRICH FRATHKRS ?ed FLOWRRS
SILK tOKHAOM, RltOOB ?ATUaA ?AlUR
aoaurr?, hat?. ?a? cap?,
?THAW TOOPS.
XibmIb* F?r f ah
wMHApJV^iMb ?mv+a m*
??*, Jil, JIIJ Onod A.
C1. tri. ti, um. tri :v Al ej^a^
Fifth block eilt don lb? Uoeer;. E.U?-.e to Uie
IMUtNt-aal, bl AU?* a*.
:o Al'el/4

New-York tribune. [volume], September 18, 1871, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], September 18, 1871, Page 2, Image 2 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], September 18, 1871, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924