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WATER CURE._
DR. T.L. NICHOLS; and Mrs. GOVE
Kirvni s H VVtavTwentT-tocond-rt. thin! ho>iw
*m_s.v-< "i>v f.r' : . . !-rard or day ire*.
^^?tt?r^^ C^uaucWromlO
D~r. shkw-ITwTFer-ctrk INSTI?
TUTION, comer Tweifth-st and University-place.
rayStf_
ORANGE MOUNTAIN W^TER
CL RF-Dr CARL LORENZ as* weeded Dr.
M?eke- In the MtsMeal Direction of Uiii Institution. Tb.?
New-Je-?-v one hour's r.Je from the OH... "J "',rr'? ?nQ
& ? Visitor, tale the
Cortland-at at? A^.^at?PJ*; i"mau> B?*-?y?
attached to most of the Patients rooms._
LVSTKH TION.
DANCIN<i A( A DEM V.?M a d a m e
AUGUSTA ST. JAMES has the honor to inform the
public of New-York thai the has purchased of Madame
KERRERO her splendid establishment, No. 21 HOWARD
ST a-d i'eei leave to refer to lie following card of Mad?
ame KERRERO!
Madame KERRERO most respectfully announces to the
ftuhtonabie circle and citizens generally of New-York, thai
she has d!so.>stintied her instructions in the polite acnotn
plishmen: of DANCING and thai tlie possession of her
ACADEMY has been transferred to Madame AUGUSTA
ST. JAMES, whose very refined method and beautiful style
of the art enamently qualify her for the :a?k she undertakes.
Mac'ame KERRERO, from her knowledge of the great
abilities of Madame AUGUSTA, is most happy to recom?
mend her lo ail her own pupils and patrons, and zealously
solicits for ber a continuance of that favor and extensive
patrooagv which she | Madame KERRERO i ha- en, ive-i for
many years, assuring them, that if care and strict attention
to the impairing of her art to others be an at'.rsc'-ive feature.
Madame AUGUSTA, she is persuaded, will give general j
satisfaction.
Madame AUGUSTA has mad* arrangements with her
correspondents at Pans, Messrs. Perron Coraly, Mazduer, |
Ceiarius. Msbille and Sdo. to receive aii theircomposiuons,
positions for Quadrille*, waltzes, Polkas, Cotillions. Alle
roandes ic. Ac. and has already received a new German
Dance called Moffroo, also the'Dreer and Maz a rka Qua?
drilles. She will a>o teach the Spanish and Havana Qua?
drilles.
Regular C'??se* for Misses find Masters on WEDNES?
DAY'S and SATURDAYS at i o'clock P.M. For Gentle?
men on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS at 7j P.M. Private
Classes of eight can be formed at any hoar to suit the con?
venience of ladles and gentlemen. nt 6webd*
MRS. H. M. PERLEY informs her
friends, patrons and others, that she has returned to
the city, ar.d resumes her former vocation of giving in?
struction in DRAWING. PERSPECTIVE and LAND?
SCAPE PAINTING, in Oil Colors, at 251 Four.h-av. be?
tween I wendeth a=d Twenty-first su. She will also, if re?
quired, give Lessons at the residences of her p ipils. and
in schools.
Termi made known on application.
asrEaescrs.
Ie?ic T. H?w, K*? On ills Dewey, D. I).
W. A i>. lhoirtd, Pre-, of the Ho:-. Theo. rreJia^wjeM,
Nit u!.l .'T.voiD'.r., H. . T:.- .-.:.?????.
rrof.S. F B Mo-?e. Cot T L. M'Keaoer.
Mr. AJ Dsvil, Architect. Rar. K A. Kilter.
Mr. (l-.r.?Hirirj. Artist, K?-Gor. P. X? Swam,
Mr. Wm CuHeaBrfsnt, >u <;? ? Mores???. , ?o'J>
Mr. Marcos Sor.nj.' R<-- n L?cv. 0. D. 'Ciro. r.t.
Mr JoL.i f'.>r ??? .at. Ct.it. De?*} ? Esq. .
PRIVATE TUTOR.?JAMES F. LY
MAN. a recent graduate of Harvard College, wishes
to give instruction in the Classics or Mathematics, either as
a tulor in private families or as assistant in a school. He
has high testimonials from members of the Faculty a; Cam?
bridge, and feeU confident that he shall be able to give sat?
isfaction lo anv who may employ him in either capacity.
Address, postpaid, box PfcS Post-Office, New-York.
Rr.rKRi"..\cr.s.
Rev. Henry \V. Bellows. Joseph G. Cogswell. Esq.
Rev. Samuel P. Parker. William Emerson. Esq.
Rev. Dr. Wainwright nl2 2w
MRS. NICHOLAS CARROLL'S
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LA?
DIES. 21o West Fourieen'.h-st beiween Elghih and Ninth
avenues
The course of study in this Institution embraces English
in all its b-asches. and French as a spoken as well as a
wrinen Language. Music. Drawing, Latin, German, Ital?
ian and Spanish taught by competent" professors.
[iTIie French department is under the charge of a Parisian
Lady, exper.er.red as a Teacher iu Paris and in this city.
Dancing Classes, under the charge of an approved teach?
er, will t?e formed eariy in November.
The next term commences Nov. 2L n-i 10t
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.?A grad
tiate of a New-England College, who has for twelve
years been engaged in teaching, is desirous of giving pri?
vate instruction to any students in College or otherwise who
may desire it. iu surveying, engineering, and the mathema?
tics generally embraced in the College "or University course
w iih the higher branch of the French Analysis. Instruction
wiii be given at his own or at the residence of his pupils
upon moderate terms. Address " Algebra," Tnbuae office,
nt Inieod'
GOVERNESS.?A Lady who is a com?
petent and experienced TEACHER of the English
Branches, Drawing. Ate. is desirous oi locating herself in
si'iie respectable 'family in this city as a visiting or daily
GOVERNESS, or wouid go South. For further particu?
lars apply lo ?ie U. S. School Agency, 2M Broadway ?
This Institution is now in its fourth year, and patronize! by
ihe be si Schools, Families and Teachers. 8l procures ne?
gotiations until suited. E. H. W1LC0X, Proprietor.
nI3 St?
CORTLANDT INSTITUTE.?A SE^
LECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at PEEK
SKILL. N.Y.?Thli institution is situated on the Hudson, 45
miles from New-York, and is accessible bv cars or boats.?
The sessions commence Mav 1 and Nov. l" Circulars may
be obtained of S. R.iynor. 7t> Bowery: J. Miller, ?1 Broad?
way; or by addressing ihe Principals.
Rev QEO. PlilPPEN.) PHn,,?.,.
016 lraeod- A. R. PHIPPEN, 5 r-!aapa.s.
EV\ST BROADWAY CLASSICAL
A INSTITUTE ?The subscriber having succeeded Mr
TRACY i:i his SCHOOL, offers lo the old patrons and to
others that msv favnr him wiih their patronage, most de?
cidedly increased EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES, inferi
or to none enjoyed In ihia city. For terms and other par?
ticulars inquire ai the Institute. 1S3 llasi Broadway.
Rev. H. J. DAVID. Principal,
oSO 3w-_Successor of C. Tracy.
PRENCH TAUGHT.?Mr. HANSEN,
X la:e student with Prof. Ampere In Paris, continues his
PRI\ ATE INSTRUCTION in the French Language and
Literature. EVENING CLASSES for YOUNG MER?
CHANTS, a: hb lodgings. 5071 Broadway. At home be?
iween 5 and 6 o'clock, P.M. oiS ltn"
?^O THETNDUSTRIOUS P EO PL E. ?
Every evening, from 7 till 9 o'clock, useful Drawing
Lessons D?ring oav-time diliereni clsisses for voting men
and students A separate class for lad.es in Paimmg and
Draw.ri S. SCHUSTER.
CIS 2w' Professor of Drawing and Painting, !.-<'> Broadway.
ALADY would like a few pupil- upon
the PIANO and in SINGING. Best of reference given,
and terms reasonable. Boa.-d would he l:xed in the eastern
part of trie cr.v. where services would he desired. A.;div>s
Theis, Tribune Orr.cv. nil J;?
IENGLISH TEACHER WANTED?
A setuieman well qua?fied to give instruction in the
elementary English branches at: i in the rudiments of the
Lauu languiice", may apply at it<7 Or*eue-*i. between ihe
hours ol'1 i. P.M." nlS $t?
ALADY who has had many years' ex?
perience in teaching the Piano. Forte having new a
few ?. -urs a: her disposal, wishes to lake one or two more
Pupts to Instinct, either at Iheir residences or her own
Address E. S. Tribune Office. nil lm'
AS Daily Governess, i>v a well edu
-tjLcated American Lady in a fantilv. ' She is fullv compe?
tent to instruct in a.l :he itsual branches of education. Ad?
dress M. Box 2.111 PoH-OfBc?. , u9 lw"
WINDOW SHADES.
\\ '1N DO W S H A D ESl G ILT CO R
"1 NU ES' DRAPERY MUSLINS, kc?FamUles
about fbrnishiug lie-.r windows w.ih the above aracitta,
will End at J. C. WOOD FORD'S, SS? Broadway, the
largest and beat assortment in the elryj tsverai new'sry'.r?)
never before Inuxxiuced.'.n New-York. Lace sjtd Muslin
Curtain*. Drapery. Tassels, Loer-*. Puis, Bxnds. Cornices,
*.c Famiies purchasing of the subscrther may rely upon
getting a first rate ardcle. and as taw as l; U possible" to Im?
port or manufacture it. Merchants baying a; wholesale will
find it decidedly to their advantage to call before purchat
teg elsewhere J. C. WOODFORD, 2S5 Broadway. a!6tf
HATS.
IjUSH ION ABLE H ATS. ?Jusr fin
islseJ. riie mos: trlerdtd article eve- offered. Eleeant
FRENCH SILK HATS at the ;0w rriceot' j- ^ v,.-.J
a; $L Al*o. an a-nc^e a; 50, Nj?t Hats a: >i.
?, _ BROWN,
ose lm* 155 Cacai-ai one door fron: Su..:vaa.
FASHIONABLE HATS ar.d CAPS
for Gents and Young Geci*. Ladies' Bonnets and RJ.
ding Ha^s, C-apa for Infants, and s larg* assorcn>ec: of every
variety of FURS a^vays on han.!. F-rs put In order at
o~2j Im-_J. H. M ON AR QU ES. 22S Bowery.
CRAWBUCK'S D PHOLSTERY
HOUSE and SHIP-FURNISHING WARE
ROOMS, GRAND-ST. N. Y. w here will ^ (bond a
complete assortment of Feather*. Hair. Moss and H^jk;
?iso. Beds. Maitresst's and Cushioss; alsw Bedsteads of
everv deacripuc?. xit I Faient Screw Iron Joint L-v.k
Joint, Iron Screw. Coinage and Tmndiev Cow, ic ; alK\
a splendid variety of Window Shade*. P?j>>r Hangings.
Borders, ftC Mr C would call particular tnecoon to h:i
new srvlee ofHair and Spring Miuresse* N.B.?Old Beds
and Mat:re#se* Recovaied and tr.a-ie overetrjal to new by
ci im" W. CRAAVBUCK-SSg Qrand-at
GOLD PENS, WARRANTED.?
GOLD PENS of everv size, suitable to every hand,
of the eaeat writing qualiuc* and greatest dural-. :tv. w ha
even* variety cf Gold and Silver task's with Pestciis, (or
sale bv the Ssaufacttirer*. . .
nt2 2w? G. 4; E. M. SMITH. 16 MaiJ^a-iane,
C~~-HANGE OF~L^cXtT?N.?On and
'alter 12 o'ci'.Kk Thursday Nov. Hth. aD Freights
for Bndgepoit, Uousalonic and Naagatuck Railros-i*.
win bo 'recetued at the NEW-YORK AND NEW-HA?
VEN RAILROAD DEPOT, (in Walker*.) instead of foot
of Mirkei-*t as heretofor*.
P. S ?No Steamt>oaS la connection wiih the Railroads
after the ab?v* dtsie, n!3 2w?
TO LET.
ANTI:I>T<> HIRK'iNSHiRES?
. . A good stock grszing. wheat, dairy or corr. F ARM
under cultivation, from 200 to 500 acres, with boose and
buildings The advertisers are thoroughly experienced ag?
riculturist* of btEh respectability. Address U. \V P.
Fanners. Box Tribuneotf.re, post-paid. n!3 SieolkllW
riv? LET.?THE STORE n >w >? npied
JL by 0- Appleton It Co. Broadway. cor.?r of Dey-st ?
Possession siren the lit of December. The sitnaflon ... ie
most desirable in the city for any kind of business. 1: wilt
be let in portions, zs may be desired, till the 1st of Mty
Entrance on Broadway and Dey-sL nilJt
TO LET?The LECTURE ROOM of
the Socler? Library Building, corner of Broadway and
Leonard-st. for Sabbath days. Apply to THOMAS S.
MILLER, 517 Greenwicb-st. o291m?a
JJ?H1H-1.IHII ? ai???li:??SeeneSI??aeSae????S?????????e?*????ee"?'a
FOR SALE.
lYOTK'Eto those who wish to' purchase
Ala handsome BUILDING SITE convenient to i e
?That splendid property known as the BATHGATE
FARM, extending about 5,000 feet on the line of tke Harl-?m
Railroad, connecting the villages of I'pper and Lower
Morrisania (thus forming tie central part of one village,
extending over two miles on the lineof said road,} has been
sun-eyed and laid out into suitable building plots cir.ta^ir.g
from 4 to 6 ordinary city lots each, and is now offered for
Bale on reasonable' terms. For particulars appiy at we
itore of the subscriber. 4?5 Broadway.
Parties wishing to view the property wul und a person
on the premises on the arrival of tne cars Which leave the
City Hall at 11 o'clock P. M. who will give a^ necessary
exp/lacailons. * fjheS bscrib s will be held at Mili?
tary HallflSa^ovfery, on SATURDAY EVENING, the
ICth inst. at 74 ?-clock, for the purpose of making arrange?
ments for [he'drawing tor ti.e r.!. ?; -e a: t:.e :? - ? -
other business as ttiav be thought necessary. T.io,e de?
sirous of participating in the purchase of this property are
requested to enter their names on the subscnp:..->n
er before the evening of the meeting. N. HCUltA"
At PRIVATE SALE-One lot...f Gx.y\vA
on the west side of Suliivan-sL about 30 feet from
Amity-st Size of lot20 feet 10 Inches bv 50 feet deep. F >r
terms', iic. appiy to A. J. BLEECKER. Auctioneer,
nli lw 7 Broad-st.
I DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IS
ii BROOKLYN.?For sale, the very cornmrKhous new
double BRICK HOC.-E. >j feet square, *throo story and a
haif hinh, with cellar, and plot of Ground 50 by 124 feet,
pleasantly located on Adelphi-st w-.thin l'?< fee: ui'Mvr-'s
avenue, immediately opposite the mansion of ex-Mayor
Sprague. which is about halfway between Ciintoc-avenue
a:'..j V\ asi.-.r.t-.r. Pa-s T. e nei'g.'iborh is r.ot: i be rir
pas"-d for healthiness and convenience of access?siag-.-s
rass within a few feet of the door even,-live minutes, to
and from ti.e Fulton Kern-. The said house is built in the
b?*i po-sib> manner, walls 12 inches t-hicK, faced all round
With ColabUrV t'ncS, harj finish and cornice inside?the
carr?:<rr work done w.th tiie best Se&sOtied lumber, S?d
ail by the days work?French glass and inside blit>,is
througbout thebouse. The said house contains twenty fin?
ished rooms, including three parlors, two sir.ineroo-ns, two
dining rooms, and eleven chambers and two kitchens?
marble mantels and crates to the parlors and silling rooms.
The house al present is occupied as two sepsmte bouses,
having two flights of stairs with front and side entrance
doors, and a paved carriage way of eleven feet leading to
carriage house on the rear, which is 2? by 27 feet, two-sto
ry ; there is two iarge cisterns to the house with pumps to
each kitchen, and two coal vaults under from side walk.
Trie adjoining property is reserved for a good improve?
ment.
For further particulars. Inquire of J. CARMAN, on the
premises, or of H. JOHNSON, at Messr?. Appielon's. V>\
Broadway, New-York. n!4 3f
AT PRIVATE SALE?The two" very
superior HOUSES and LOTS of GROUND known
as Nos. 12 and 14 West 24th-st. north side, near Broadway
and 5th-av. overlooking Madison-square?said lots being in
size 2S feet front bv ?*S teet 9 inches in depth. The houses
are 26 feet by ?5 feet in depth, four stories hieb and built in
the most substantial manner with cut free stone fronts of a
new and elegant pattern, being just finished and reaiy for
immediate occupation. The dining room 17J by 25 feet
and parior I7J by 42 feet, with esricbed trauson and double
pannel work in "the ceiling, present a suit of rooms unsur?
passed iB elegance by any ot similar dimensions in this city.
The mantels are of new "and beautiful designs, from 'die
works of Mr. O. Gori. sculptor; also, all arrangements for
ras. Croion water, and heating with bot air upon the most
improved plans?in fact, the whole house is finished, com?
plete, and is perfect in every respect?a iarge portion of
the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage. For
price and further particulars of the above property, appiy to
nl4 lw A. J. BLEECKER. Auctioneer. 7 Bro i l-st
AT PRIVATE SALE?The valuable
XJLHOUSE and LEASE of LOT of GROUND situated
on the south-west comer of Eighth-st. (Clinton-place) and
Greene-ft. said Lot being, in size. 2} feet j of an inch,
fronting on Clinton-place or Eighth-st; 23 feet in the rear
by 114 feet 11 inches in depth, fronting on Greene-st and
113 in depth on the other side of :he lot. The Lot is on
lease from the Sailors'Snug Harbor, at an annual rent of
$1?2 50, and expires in May, 1S?4. A large portion of the
purchase money car. remain on bond and mortgage for a
term of rears. For price and further particulars of the
above, apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER.
n& lw " Auctioneer, 7 Broad-st N. Y.
L~~?TS and BUILDINGS WANTED.
?'?People's Bathing and Washing Association."
?A Plot of Ground, (with or without Buildings.) 50 by 109
feet, cr larger, is wanted at a low price for Cash, in a
densely populated part of the city. Apply to
MARCUS SPRING, 1 Rn!M,n_
EDWARD WIGHT. I r ??',:..?,
ALKRED PELL. L iV.5,1
A. R. WETMORB, ( ..'--If..
o3?5 tiseod O. P. WOODFORD. J ^=^^-oa
FOR SALE OR TO LET.?Four
HOUSES in the new bloc's of first-class stone front
houses on Twenty-thlrd-sL between Fourth and Lexington
avenues. $2.Cs<> of the purchase money w?l be taken in
city or country property, and a large portion of the balance
can remain on bond and mortgage, Apn'.v :o S.RICH?
ARDSON. 60 Ess: Twenty-third si. before 10 and after 3
o'clock, or to J. PARIS.;'Nassau-st. Keys at the build?
ings. nlJ tieod
J70R SALE.?A FARM situated in the
av town of Newcastle, Westchester County. N. Y . 24.
miles from Sing Sing vil.age. It contains 72 acres, under a
h'eh state of cultivation, and weil stocked with fruit- The
house is nearlv new, and the other buildings in good order.
For further Information inquire of J. L MORGAN. 47 Ful
ton-SL. New-York, or M. WASHBURN, on the premise*.
o29 lmeod*_
AT PRIVATE SALE.?The Three
Storv Brick House and Lot, 357 Tenth-sL near
Tompkma'scuare. Size of House ill.x40 lee: deep, finished
in modem style, with Croion Waler. Jtc. iic. Si.-e of Lot
21xt?Sfeei? inches. $^500 can remain on bond and mort?
gage, if desired. For further particulars appiv to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auctioneer,
nl3 lw .Broad-st.
FOR SALE.?A desirable country resi
dence in the town of Wilton, Conn, about 4 j niies from
Norwaik, and abtrat one hour's r.de on the New-Haven Rail?
road. Ii r ..? of 1 acre ol gwd land and surrounded wirk
ahrubaery. Tire bouse is in good order. It la on the Danbary
road, and will be sold low. as the r-ibscriher has no u?e fir
i% Inquire of CAVNT k DER&ICKSOH,
" _159 Scaith-tL
AT PRIVATE SALE?Tenth-avenue
and Forty-seveoth-?L?Four LOTS a: the south-west
corner of Tenth-avenue and Eonv-seveath-st. all on 'ire
westerly side of lhe avenue: each lot is ? feet 1 inch from
and rear and 100 feet deep. Terms?70 ;-cr cer.i of l.'ie r .
chase money can remain on bond and mortgage al from
three to S \ears at 7 pet cent. Apply to
u? lw " COLE A; C'HILTON. ? Wall-st
CTEAjM ENGINES?One 2, one -3. one
^ '. '-horse :\iwer, will be sold or rented rerv cheap. In?
quire at the California Passenger Office, 17.)" Broadway,
where the newly-invented Cui/orniaGold Amalgamator
may be se?>n daiiv in pracrfcai o:>eration. separating gold
::v-i:i i :...:on.ta satid \f?.. ra.d for C?l:f.*r % Ma.-'s sanJ
_ARNOLD BUFFUM x CO.
jp ED AR GROVE PROPERTY (Staten
v> lsiacai FOR SALE ?The U-ase and Buildings of
ibis desirable piace of Public Reior: tn lhe Summer Sea?
son, are lor sale. A renewal of the present Lease can be
obtained by lie purchaser as a pan of the purchase. Ap
p.y to R. TENBKuECK. 24T Broadway,
no 2weoo?_comer Mttrray-st
POR SALE.?A flrst-rate Farm con
-l tataing 160 acres: 1 M unproved, v, ith necessary buBd.
uigs sxd other convenience*. Locadon where a cash ? - ?
market may a: all times be had for all kinds of produce a:
New-i erk rales, and the ev.vnses iJied of 1 (0 nv.les L-ans
portattcn. Inquire al 107 West-st n'.42l'
IVOR'S ALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
YORK ISLAND PROPERTY a beautiful FARM of
1J0 acres: SO acre* good wchxi. 2>.' do. good orchard gra;"ed
fruit, nod fence and bttildinga; 1} c-.e from Cold Snr.^-g
Sdo. from Uicksvue. For descr.piios caii os A. B' \VL
MERMAN, 80 Chainbers-st, nc lm'
ARE CHANCE.?A Coui.rrv Met
chant w:sh:rg retire, oners for ?se a re! end id
COUNTRY RESIDENCE and Five Acres of LanX^rift
a large and cotnnxylitmj Store asj Lo: located 'avorabiv
tor c.oirg a large arc. p.-is;.:e tusmeis. For tmser par
ticulars inquire al 12 Cortland-si. ni4^V
ffOUSE and LOT, or full LOT Want
M..M. eC in Exchange lor Seasonable Goodi In part nav
ment. and a mortsrage for lhe balance. A note addreasru to
P. tr. Bowery l\i?;.U5ce. one door frusi BroOSia-St. s's-.
irg price t:l .vii. .t . w .11 l e auended to. -'"?' ?;-".'
AT PRIVATE SALl^Harrison-st.
-fl.So::ihEr.vCy:-r?-oLOTS of GROCXD, between
l . :;: v,.i l .;: . i --.i .-; r, 7, v ,. ;- r,
areiuu ?.?ed. handsomely .ocaievl and in an exce&ent neigh- ?
borttood. Arp.y to jiu-m , COLE a. CUi LTON. - Wa
PIEE BRICK MANUFACTORY and
VN o:ks. W ovxibridge. New-Jersey. n5 lm*
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.?A
Urge HOTEL and o-X\u.?gs, incomplete o~d?
\mh garde.; and yards, situate at Eis: N?r\v.-s ^,_".'
laUaJ. will be exchanged for ctrr property. Atrohrto
ctJ iw A. J. BLEECKER, AucUunee.-. 7 Broad-st.
FOR SALE.?The celebrated iUfuT!
DINING SALOON known a* lhe aLHAMSRa
VX Watersat Tones liberal, laqnire of U'M DILLON,
on the rrem^s. ~'. S St'
P^^?tFTS?LE? One LOf~?n"the
south-east comer of T?L-i-ar. ar..: E.gi::v-e.i?u-s;
For_ particulars appjy to ^
PATENTS.
CJUBBERGC
ILD
"F. XT
AL
:0R. in vwlai
nage?, under i
1
P
U'TTLE'S PATENT BABY jl'.MP
iellh. strength, growth, fine form? and happy
Many improvements have been effected by
if tits deltjttaf'ai a-ttir. and me cor.s*ani c.e
ff cien; proof of its menu. Price $2,50, up
r>aie. wholesale and retail, by the inventor. O.
ep.enJ
Good*.
rVTENTS for INVENTIONS in the
UNITED STATES and all other COONTRXES1?
- A .-r ? r, St 1 NTto'-.s ?. PA?
TENT- Iii monthlyiwbBcanon.at 3Iayear,c-r ujcts.
per single cumber. Edited and pub!;.f!.? at J>, B rod way,
g X 7fL<5 3rneodis"i KINGSLEY s. LONGBOTTOM.
L^WeITFILES.?The Parent LEAK
HOLDER, an entirely new style of LETTER FILE,
for holding Lettera, Invoices, Bills, or other papers for con?
venient reference, believed to be tar superior to anything
now in use for that purpose. Those requiring such an ard
cle are requested to cal. and examine. Fcr sa.e, wholesale
s^d retail, bv the As.-er.ts for New-York Ci:r.
oiS BELL, 1, CiOLLD. Sacoccr?. ic. 1S3 Nissan-?t
THE LARGEST assortment of BED
STEADS. BEDS. MATTRESSES and FEATHERS
ever offered for sale, at M WJLLARDS Warehouse, i?f
Chaiham-st comer of Mulberry-st Tm s^xiboa of actis?,
keepers and others is pameuleriy called to Wi'ji*'s pst*at
nebt and left screw bedstead. DM beds reoovansd i cots
wno'.e*a'e arid retail ?S 1m'
TELEGRAPH.
T
ELEGRAPHIC?Citizens and Stran
gers are invited to rail and examine the open-on of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH a:
NORTON'S TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS.
177 Broadway. New-York.
s:T, > ? - V ' V- """ B" ? '
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber to accept from the Mannfac
Messrs. T. SMITH k CO 77 Fal'.oa-st
NORTON^TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS.
177 C roadway. New-York.
The Olms'.eai Ps:<?:.: Mi?.-:: - Ms ': : MEDICAL
pnrpoa
strumer.ts. that no person can form a proper idea cf its ad?
vantages without witnessing its operations, when tnev will
be found so apparent as to render ttrgntr.er.t superfluous.
The current or electricity is completely under the control of
the operator, and can. from almost impercepnibi.i:y, be grad
nallv increased to any slrenr.n the paEent may desire,
while, instead of feeling the painful spasmodic contraction
of trie muscles produced bv alt other medical tnstmmeau, a
gentle current is flowing pleasantly through the nervous sys?
tem. Telegraph Companies are respectfully informed that
every description of Magnetic ana Chemical Telegraph
Enparattis is kept constanuv on sale at
NORTON'S TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
where all orders mast be addressed._o: 1 FM W. ??
OJRIELLY'S TELEGRAPH LINES,
connec?ne with all sections of the United Staut.
General OfF.ce lil Broadway. Open from ? In the morning
??o111 a: riebt Visitors in New-York wnoare aocnsiomed
tiAra^'act'iig bas'r.es* with the O'Rielly Lines in anv sec
,;on of the United States, will find it to tfieir interest to leave
t-iet'r diV^atc'ces'at this Office, w insure prompt and correct
transmission. _ ^
PIANOS.
'31 AN 0-FO R T E S.?V .F.HARRISON.
G
H. BARMORE
FORTES, v
ail other mo
ANO
'. and
?IAN0-FORTES FOR SALE.?Per
X sons about purchasine Pianos wiD nnd it to their advan
tife to call at RENNET k COMPANYS Manufactory, [58
Fwten-et. iea*tsideof Broadway) They tjave a .args) a?
sorutnent of Rosewood Pianos constantly on band. Every in?
strument Warrant?! for two years. B. k Co. have tlse uaittea
ofmore than 1,000 parsons they will refer to. who cave pur?
chased pianos of them, all of which have gives universal sal
isfacdon, but when any doubts are expressed as to their qual?
ity, the pavtcent may be withheld an.ii such doubts ar? re?
moved. Old Places exccan*c?i N?w sad second-hand
pianos 10 leu tl
f EUC'HTE cV: NEWTON, Piano-Forte
-i-sManufactory and Warerooms, :i>an? ? Canal-st?The
subscribers o?'et forsake a large assortment o.' -learn: Piin>
for?*v* from t-j loS oct in r?sew..-od and stanogany rases.
These instruments are made in the most rabstanral tranner,
and of their best seasoned raatensii. by experieacad tre
ehanica. under our own immediate charge, and a-.: an.-.
raled in sweetness of tone and delicacy of tosen. lTjQSfl at
a distance, by specify ir.g tietr '?> :.-:^-s by letter in regara U
style or quality of tone,' mav depend nrxm a bhnnu sele*
??n Ali iastrntsenu warran'.'kl F. C LEUCHTE
sli Srn' H. J. NEWTON
JE
0 L1A N PIA N O - FO RT ES.?We
would call the alter.:Sor. of ?.e pa: lie in g-neral to
te assortment of PIANO-FORTES, with arid withoai
ach admired .EOL1AN ACCOMPANIMENT, made
! celebrated house of T. Gilt>en It Co. of Boston, re
? opened at +47 BROADWAY, by WATERS it
RY . The PIANOS of T. G. i: Co. have been too long
P
IANOS 05 per cer.r. below Broadway
PcisS?M^
Glenn k Co's Manaictsrv, Isk Fu,:on-t w?-- ;;"L'-""^
wavi A general assc4tmest of inshogasy sad rosewood
Pianos conttantlv oahand, winch w_ 5- 1/ i t,v ';r cash or
approved paper. Dealers suppaed on a&e-ii terms.
R- GLENN k CO \3ft Futon-st
D
?BOIS & WARRINER. Piano-Forte
Makers,315 BROADWAY, N Y oli. 3w?
COAL.
3EACH~0RCH A RT)"
C
0AL.?RE
or Egg, |6S5. Les, lf ukea from boslu. A; Yard. 479
Broome-.t near Wooster. and 313 Bowery,
ill 3m" J. WEEKS. Jr L NEPHEWS
POAL?I am selling COAL, as usnal,
Vy of the BEST QUALITY ?eaoer than anv other deal?
er intne city, from my \ aru. comer of King and Greenwich
ss*. (OlObW) PETER CLINTON.
QRF.AT IMPROVEMENT IN DEN
V* Ti^TRY..?Dr NAPOLEON PRETERKE, S tr =
Dennst late.yfrom Par.s. now sa sss Broadway.OPP '-''tf
tie Theater, a:: rn . _. ? - .. . ,; ., . j
rrplaced so as no: to r-e di?nAraishr\i i.-o-i; n i'ii.-r.i 'tir*.
Hi* rjrw sry of te?h. put 13 w-.?30u'. pssn. (with "which
can grirxi the kardest almtmrsj are reniirkalue for their
transparency and tightness; ?iey s^rve not ealv to peribrin
Braseca3>m and endow tie v.c.-e w .th a d.?-.-.Lc: s?ii -asy
HARDWARE.
FACTORY STOVES.?A NEW AR
X TICLE!?Tl ! OUILFORD MANUFACTURING
CO (office IS V alt-st N. Y.) Manufacture and offer f ?
s?e. solid cast iron Cylinder Store?, 14 15, grid 13 then tin
meter, suited particularly for manufactories, shop*, store
and steaint-oau. Tbe followiii? ceruScsie* ?re *ah_ tt?J
Jtcw-Toast. Oct. 16.13.50.
Ms. H. I^Eixt.. Pre*sCGaflf6rd Minafg. Co.?Dtur Sit
I bare u*ed your Stove?, and consider iheci the best a.~
IWOO?, 237 Warer-st. New- 1'orR.?
STOVES: STOVES!?It is now admitted by aj
wbo have us?i this ceieb rated store.-?bat it far exceeds any
now in Use for beating parlors, store*, offices, halls, kc?
The subscriber has also constructed a COOK-STOVE, on
the same principle, both of which cannot be surpassed for
economy of fttetj cleanliness,and durability. So confident
la the u:idersig-Led of iheir superiority, that he offers to r?
fund tlw purchase money if, alter a 0/1*1 of two weeks, the
Store should not prove satisfactory.
The public are invited to examine the principle on which
the fue! is burnt in this Stove, it being entirely new, and pro
notmced by some of the best judges tire besi for giving heal,
and at the same time the most ecooomical in fiie* of any
stove now in use. A few of the many improvement* are
here set forth:
1. They have no grate in the bottom, the coal resxlng npoo
a solid surface. No cold air is admitted to deaden me tire.
2. The air is healed before it reaches the fire, by passing
through a hot air chamber, consequently the coal fa all con?
sumed.
S. It Is air-tight, and so constructed that it needs no rak.
ing; is fiee from dust, and none can escape into the room.
4. It is economical; the application of the heated air. in
connection with the tact that it cannot be disturbed bv rait?
ing, causes a complete combustion of ihe ceai_a principle
never before obtained in stores.
A Silver Medal has teen awarded this Stove at the last
Fair of the American Initiate.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to Insert any of the
numerous tesumomais he has received in favor of the above
Store, but can produce them, with anv reference thai may
be required. (oil lm] L. WOOD. 237 Water-st,
OLMSTEAD'S PATENT STOVES
KOR HALLS, CHURCHES, STORES. PARLORS.
OFFICES, i.e.?The set senber woxi ca_ tue aiienncs of
those in want of STOVES, to hhi complete assortment of
rr.e most approve! patterns of HE ATI NO and COOKING
STO'^ ES. Also, manufacturer and dealer in plain and
Japanned Tinware, Britannia and General House Fur?
nishing Goods, Mica, S4ore Ornaments and Mmmisgs.
Sioveicleiried, prersred and put tip at short nance and
htile expense. J. D. ANDREWS. Successor to F. H,
Truwt-:
1AMPS?575.'.".'<.?.? Having ad tied large
-S'It to my former stock. I now hare on band the largest
and best selected stock lo be found in tiiis eitv, con
?istir.g of sil the various styles of LAMPS i>r ia-d. ..?,;.
campfaene, spirit and phosgene gas. Also, ball, street and
other lanterns, girandoles, chandeilers, caadeiebrae, tahie
cutlery, fancy ornaments, tc. itc; oii. campbene, spirit ga*.
phosgene gas. wicks, glasses, i.e.
N. B.?Just reccsvedj a large lui of very beautiful Chins
Vases, ail of which will be s?r!d cheaper than at any othr-r
bouse in this citr. Goods loaned for parties.
CHARLES FULLER,273 Greenwicb-et.
o2 2m* between Warren and Chambers sis.
RATS, RATS, RATS.?E. OLIVER'S
PATENT SELF-SETTING REVOLVING RAT
TRAP is decidedly me best rat-catcher In the United States!
It has and wfll deceive and catch the cunning old rau that
have been loo wide awake for all other traps." The sagacity
of the vermin will be of uo avail with this mgeoious trap.?
Manufactured and for sale at 25 Fultou-st. cor. of Water, ap
stairs. Also, Wire Fenders and Eiro-Gusjtis, wove Wire.
Coal and Sand Screens, fancy wire-work for Librar.es
Church windows, ic. i.e. o23 3tTuiF '
GJ.UN \VTdDING. ? The subscribers
I having been appointed by W. c KLEY .if London,
sole agents for the sale of their SPORTING AMMUNITION
hare just received a full supply of their NEW CLOTH
WADDING, with chemically prepared edges, warranted
superior to any kind of Paper-wadding in use, and sold at
the same price.
Also. eLeY'S SHOT-CARTRIDGES. CAPS. fcc.
FRANCIS TOMES V SONS,
o22 2m 6 Maiden-isne.
DUCKING GUNS?A large assortment
of ail lengths and sizes, both single and double, ex?
pressly for Duct Shooting?just received bv
oM lm FRANCIS TOMES it SONS, 6 MaUen-lane.
UT NAILS.?Boonton Cut Naiis. an
assortment constantlr on hand, ami for sale by
DUDLEY B. FULLER i. CO.
Imeod" 133 Greenwich-st
^HAIN CABLKS.?A laroe B-^ortmeiit
if English proved; from 3-3 to 17-3 inches, for sale by
3 GAUNT It DERRICKSON, 15-3 So<i:h-.t.
c
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D
MEDICINES.
I1 E PSLA. Liver Complai
ck Head Ache, Costiveness, Kidney Affec?
tions, or many other Ailments, are etfecrually eure?!, not by
Bitlers. Drop* or Sarsaparilia. but by Stickiiad's American
Family PID* and Vegetable Purifier, because ther act upon
the Liver. Kidnevs. the Salivary and Glandn'ar bodies, and
pais the perspirable Buid from ibe pores of the skin. See
an article signed C in the New-York Medical Gazette of
October 6. fid more fully explained with wonderful cures
attested in a pamphlet at'the office, 153 Fulton-sL and a: tse
Druggists generally. nI3 3t"
j\? LANGUAGE c
A. a which a wcck must fe
Freckled, Sun-burr.!, Eruptive, nee. Lnaica. rtougn,
(. happed or Dark Skm transformed into Whiteoeas, Pmm,
Smoothness, sofmesj and Transparency, through the in
st-..Ti.--:i_:iy c: OOURAUD-S ITALIAN MEDICATED
SOAP .' It i? impossible :o iinag-.r.e liie esiuis;:e i r.lliisi.ee
which a continued use of this wonderful Soap is capable of
imparting to the coarsest complexion. The spear of Itha
r.e: Lever worked greater wonders: and this, also, mav be
said of GOURAUD'S MEDICATED HAIR RESTORA
li\E. wtucn exerts a marvelous inflaesee in preserving
an i reel ring Hair to places whence it aas fallen off, and in
rendering wiry Hair silky ai.i richly glossy. Trial battles
23 cents each' GOURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTILE :* a
well-known depiiaiory for extL-p-asng raperrluous Hair
'.: m any part oi the b?dv cuicklv a-".- saferV, warranted.?
GOURAUD'S LICiUlD'HAlR DYE will instaotaceoaily
chance Red, Grey or Light Hair to a beantiiViI Brown or
Black in a few minute*, without stalling the skin. GOU
RAUD-'S VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE is a beanritul
:. lii.ge i. r pa.e cl-..-?-ss tu2 -ips. de:'.; i'.g Jelivuor..
by rubbing with cloth or baadkerchie? GOURAUD'S
LILY WHITE is ..-.-ci.i, ily li.e ver; .-...-inv-c fe?
ll DtoSt, 53 Wsi
5 .s:.c. SATl^s
AN. 12- Wash
Ph-. is.it phia.
Rev. j. covel's e
CUKE for RHEUMA": -M
tr.ritluab e Mt?.iici-.e ba* beer in u?
A -:? -
IVooster-st
JAM ES A. Q?lNN'S cough can?
DY.?a sure cure far Cough*. C is. Ast! ia& Sore j
Throats, Hooping Cough. IntteerrraV an-i i ases iea.i- j
irg to ConscniptMO. This Cssdy is prepared under the j
adTice oi a sk:_Si. Physician, and =.a-. be re?edoo ? ill
eases. S, ,-i r.y the :-n.>pr.elor. at 243 B.ircs.r.--aL Ai*o for j
IITpTgE'S C l lm A X^sXlV^ for j
toe CURE of SCROFULA; SALT RHEUM, ic far
sale by RUSHTON. CLARK it CO. II'.- Broiowiy. Ifl As- ,
u r Boose, and 273 Broadway. sSO 3a"
OKI
J.
jVFEDICINES, CHEMICALS. DYES,
1T.I ? -.. ofla, Painu sad general D-:g Merchandise.
.- ret q s.itiei of arc-ve on adVariiageous terms for City
Retafiers, CormBry-Msrcaants and MasuCad
GREENLEAE ii KINSLEY.
?: '*-:- Wholesale Druggist^ 43 f^onlanuVst.
tEXTRACT of LOGWOOD and CUT
iDYE WOODS ot the first quaSty, mau.iacnired by
? e NEPPF.KHAM MILLS, for sale si the lowest market
price, bv the majiafscxrers.
au29 Smeod- RUSSELL i. STILES. 1-33 Water-sL
CLOTHUVG.
\\ ' H AT NEXT .' ??The TOURNEY
T T MEN TAILOR'S CO-OPERATIVE UNION TAI?
LORING ESTABLISHMENT. 134 Nsisau-st 1 i.wrS-.-uih
ol3eekiroas. is now open for busaw? sad ir tnspecsioc.
Tbev Invite their feBow ariisao* and cinzeo* to cttoose s
? ? ? : from a SPLENDID S rOC K 11 FA .... tod WIN
TER GOODS. Evert gamier: is WAE? VN ."E.1 to FIT.
and made la tie met lSahiouabie, durable sryle. Ws say,
In a word, caste and ?r? wtai workinj atecass a as a
iooe. can and will do, o'.3iia*
P LOT HIN G A N D TA LLORIN i J. ?ha
V 'itctussi.vk of fij-l.icnab.c Ksady-made CLOTHING
of *rvrr d??ip?on?l.OOO Coals, from tl l< ?.';-, &.S0S
Vest*, ffess f i to t4; Pants, Sora Si to to aesmra
?ocbs Cisaiintrt* aad Vestiags. ambradag sveiytLiiu
Dffw md &shk?abitt, A first-rare alwav * c'isrinleed. A
linghs trial ?-ta eonvnace aA Twx_:j per cent tarss
m;-, sense in ie csty. for cash. V..- -r ' - svae acd
nunrber MICHAEL. CON WAY.
ss Smeod* l?S Pulton -: near B i ( mm >r*y
ISEASESof the EYE.?Dr. BROWN.
Ocus ist. sn; Broocie?t N Y ar.e=d? to Dt??i?? ot
Uie Eve. and practices kt* emaectiy aaocotsfil ireacu*tt? i
f.-r the same. ' Pa? et? el a dfetarve. by Jes-- .l-uig aw
-->,-s c*j* recei^- advice *r-i tun:..-:i: t. - :i t. ... im?
to anv' pJr. by Ex; res* Ar?Sdal Eye? the ?1*. wtca asove
tike the natural ere- ConasiltaJJon by -filer aiien-dr.' to Sv ,
t-c'. sir..- J: L-:-<"?c.-?:-*P:'.*-d -Jt- -.nwvfviJ- ?tV?
?OMlV?TEFT>ii?ES\?Take N >
_ rice, if r\>c arein wantof a good article of Em .
Hard So- P and Sofl do, ar.d Starch ? also, as excellent aru
e o ofw ana Soar, osoi ptindpaily for inec* a-vl ca.?ri>fs. >
? i* rx-tcatkahle To; iisKeaclua qba^llo*. Oriera recrirei I
ar.t iiJ-.m :o ?;:s-tus2v bvJOHN SEXTON, atttefac. '?
D
INS! RANCH.
jVATIONAL LOA N" FI FND ASS?
J- ' RANCE SOCIETY" OF LOKDON.
0'.-<titAL AeiflTJ Ol riet. 7: ?VAS iL )
. New-York, Nor. ?, \iyjm " [
NOTICE ? Is pur>u?cv of a re*olafioa of th? Bau-J c
Directors, the hitherto e\Ut:cg mode ofjoeaa ?fotte-haif j
twu-ihini* of th* common annual prersHitr.s na, i 7_ ,wT|"
stire?' :? ?i*coc?j:?e<C in reference to rniirW) . kJ i. "*
arVr gran'ed. Ami the Board save atrvrfnaia .iL- ?
A party insured for ihi
me borrow one-baif '
raji eu. jvcu ice Dom Dave ?r?
w and favorable system ofloatS^thema? rtL
bfe rr.ir 41 j3t
tat preasoaL v>\
oot note or ?wirty. or uep.*! ot p.>?:cy. and u eSad^
drrisionof profits, t
Heiaaya; any tint- aur-raicr r.ts policy, ?nd r-^v
bark as value thereol oue-hali :;:e gross sum paiib? bin ?
annuat common premiums. *
This new form of loans applies only lo noli*'** >?*-?-<,.,
to be issued. j i - ' r.erex.e,
A pwij already insured for wi.oie Hfc may, or. paymea
of a nuad sum. convert bis insurance i.to & new no lev - a
on the ioan syatrni now ia.rixiuced. U
Parties aireaiix .::.-ured so_.i eni.Lt?! to a twonVrd loan
are t.-oi shut out trurn said two-tiuni loan, if ihev prefer it
upon tilt- terms ?tat??! in ti;* Society's pamphlets.
A party may. a: a moderate aanu'ii premium, insure 6x
Ufe, tu dhtj survive to leach the age of SO years, the fin
sum insured up to fcli.f'oO will b* paid to him"; orifbed'es
bet?re reaching that age, the fu:l sum insured will be pafc
to bir- lamiiy or legal representative.
acting directors roa vovfmres
C.E. HABICHT. Chairman.
JOHN J. PALMER,
SAMUEL S. HOWL VND,
WILLIAM VAN HOOK.
HENRY LUDLAM,
ROBERTG. DILLON.
J. REARS Y RODGBRS, M D
_nI22awtf J. LEANDER STARR. General Agent.
jlfERCH A NTS' AND MECHANICS'
ral-^TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ?
Officeifi U a.; s-.N Y. This COMPANY commences brj.
?? vs.. -?- MOO.ODD. . : L
taTM? d ?:. -re slocks of the Untied Stiles and"of the State
ol NewYors.
bnsiness wiRheeoDducted upon principles to render
certain He payment of stir.s insure : riv ;? -? Co
whether the .-'.urns arise r.itv v'ean hence or within a few
years alter its creation. To "th;; the"ch3unjcte'rs oi' the Trus
tees are pledged. To enable the::: to redeem that B edre.
they teem :t r.e-ressvv ' ::: ? -i"?.e- ':"' H-.V
mmms, according :o the rates of insurance of the most ap?
proved offices both in England and here, m cash, and sot b
TRUSTEES.
Jsnies Brown. Henry GrinneU.
RasseU H. Nevins. Charles N Pah I
J. Smyth Rogers, Stewart Brown
Paul Spofforu. \\ Oham H Webb
Jacob A. Westerve?t, O. W C Schick
Mark W. Collet, Martin Hoffman;
George P. Polten, G. S. Robbtns,
Wm. U. Marphv, VVm. W. B : .n -s. N London
David H. Nevms, Ben-Hfmtmr.oa.Sag Harbor
Richard Irwin, John C. Lee. Boston,
Henry Chaancey, Samuel Lawrence. Boston:
Jokn H. ?O'irie. Robert Hooner
Altrw Larfe, Tno^is B. pares
P. Strachau. Wa S. Bu"srd
J SMYTH ROGERS. President. '
JOHN L. W ENDELL. Vice-Prestand Aetnarv.
H
L7DS0N RIVER FIRE INSU?
RANCE COMPANY, of Waterford. N" Y.-OtncetU
Wal-st New-York. CAPITAL S ??00,000.
Hen Hugh White, T. C. Morgan, W. G.Vandenburgb,
Isaiali Blo>>J. p. J. Avary, H. D. Fuller,
Alfred Noxon, Josbaa Mors. Sainue! A. Hoose,
Msvo Pond. Gilb. V. Lansing. Robert Blake
HL'GH WHITE. President
ISAIAH BLO.JD. Vice-Presideat
P. J Avsar, Secreiarv.
THIS COMPANY, hiving a FULL CAPITAL paid In
and invested, are prepared to INSURE BUILDINGS,
MERCHANDISE and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
against loss or damage by fire, on the most reasonable terms.
Ail losses promptly adjusted and paid at the NEW-YORK
OFFICE in money current at the Bar.ks in this citv. Local
Referees: Hon. John Toting, Wm. P. Miller. Est}! 83 Gold
st; Joseph W. Savage. Eso. Messrs Joseph Ketcumn k
Son.34 Front-si [o9 ueodj JAMES A. REQL'A, A^eut
CITIZENS FIRE INS?R?NCEC0M
V7pANY-Ornces 67 WALL-ST. and 167 BOWERY.?
Thu Company, witn a cash csrttai of
SI 50.000,
and a large surplus, securely invested, coatiaaejto insure
against loss or damage bv FIRE, on dwe.?ng houses, mer?
chandise, household furniture, and ail descriptions of Per?
sonal Property, on the most favorable terms.
DtaECToas.
Jeremiah Johnson, W??aa J. Valentine,
Alonzo A. Aivord, Junes C. Bald^na.
Daniel Burtnett, Jav jarvis,
Uilnam Wallace. Joun 3. Harris,
Thomas McElraih. Robert Barkley,
Luke Baker. Francis A. FaJaer.
DANIEL BURTNETT. President
Jamts M Mctris. Secretary. o? if
HPHE GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE
JL COMPANY, office SI WaU-st corner of Pe?r!. N. Y.
CAPITAL *^00,000.-"tu Company, having their
capital a.1 paid in. iu cash, are prepared to insure Bit?dintrs,
Merchandu?. Household furniture. Vessels iu Port, their
C&rjfOw?. i.e. ?<?-?.??>.t loss or damage by fire; also, the
Riaks of Inland Na -.traUon mvJ Transportation, oo the moss
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjusted and paid,
DIRECTORS.
Rnfjs Story, Mosea Tayior, Sampson M.xire,
PrlrrMardn. G^rge E.'i*r, Chas. Bjrkhalter.
r ri:.. ..-.??:.. : v. Henri' Edev, Asa S Porter,
Ja. B. Wilson, Alex. H. Grant Wm. R. Foster.
Ben. B.Sherman, Marshal! Pepoon. Isaac C. Taylor.
SAMPSON MOORE. President
J MitTox Smith. Secreiary. i7f if
rpHE MERCHANTS- INSURANCE
-a- COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORX. office
Ocean Bsnk Building, corner of Greenwich and Fulton ata.
CASH CAPITAL g-.?00,000. Insurance against .on
or Carnage by tre. CROW ELL ADAMS, PreaidenL
GtcsGS \s . Savagz. Secretary jeiClf
BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
-Office No. ? Merchant*- Exchange. Wall-st. N. Y.
and +5 Fnlton-at Brooklyn. WM. ELLSWORTH. PreeX
A G Stevens,Se>-retarv. aa96ra*
jSll}() REWARD.?LOST, from on
>r AVM-rboard the steamer Worcester. >
ing. Sth hist it: the vicinity of Sands Point Long Is/and
Sons NATHANIELSAliTONSTALL, Jr. aged +3 years.
He was dressvd in a black suit, with a brown mixed' sack
and dark overcoat, black silk cravat brogaa shoes, and
w h.tr \* uulcrj stockings. Was about 5fert"? inches high,
and spa-e n?;ure. The al/ove reward will be paid for trie
recovery of his bod v. bv his father. N. SALTONSTaLL.
New-London: Conn'or by ARCULARIUS. BONXETTi
CO. 202 Front-st N.Y. ' nU 'if
CONSDMPTION AND DISEASES
OF THE CHEST AND THROAT.?Dr. GREEN
has rer.:oved his Operative Sur eery and Consndring Rooms, I
to 3Si" Broadway. To facilitate trte convenienca of persons i
i-fftr.ng :r,m iseases ot the Throat and Che*!, his cice I
h. urs v.u.. he fromS t?i ; iii.y. Adv-.ce by mail or
c _.'. ra ise, il. Dnpaid >. iters rejected. c2 Ira*
A?TI0N.?The Committee of ELL
.i.?.H REH) r-ervby warn all persons not u> rra-le win
a* ohr cc rr E.itee ?k '.'.' recogmre no irans?:ut>u ol h ?
trus date.?New-Y'erk. Nov. \1,
P A.REID. }
w c REID. CorsasnOee
i St' C C. EOBEKT, J
(
T.I BO?DOT, (from Paris) ACO ?R
I 1 ?-. NS and SEP-APHINES I.-.-: and re:
Md-.i s-tu ;!-::<? i?r?;t;ne* and Acoru-.us. .i
be at.-.'. n at Broadway. _07'm'
THHOMAS E. BROADWAY is offering
J- <- ~e of tl e cb^. cest BEEF. VEAL, and MUTTON
In the New-York Market at his Old StaiL 1 Clinton Market.
Fers- es v Using the shove Market will do well to give "im
tc-il' Ovil 5me?jd"
ESTABLISHED IN 1817.?BOUNTY
J LAND ohtained for Soldiers, or their Heirs, with
Wiil-4'
rs of
E
prouiprnesa. Apply or
. . to AI. Myers
the War of IEI2 purchased._'I1'"'
r\AKUM?500 huhu No. 1 ; 500 do,
No 2?for sale at manufacturers' prices, by
GAUNT It DERiUCK80N.lM?8outh-at
m22
CtCPRXJti; CODBT.?LEVI 8 CHATKiKLD, Atry?rv?? Unm
75-jf -1.4 of l?T? Vi.rk. w?m.t THE PKK.ilDfc.NT, 01
?..>, - |M, ? A ???/? IHK CANAL BANK ht AL
BA.s Y - it ^ri.jiM i u( m ilttUu '.I Um Suprsirui Coart at Um 3UU
,: >,-. Y-jik. oMtm on U.? twsutj ??atb i?> ut Mi), ?S60, 0? as
??it .'Lft, Itwsiv^r of ta? Canal BaEk ol Aibaajr, b*r?by err? %n
tiem ?t Um BMirtrJcrs of Iiis ?-iOiUs/hcjr circ'iktii^r, autm or ooi* of ta#
?a-1 Ca?aI Bajii. ar.d to'.:.- psisoos boaiini U.? c?rr-ft r>j
ti? ?dar?^[is-dia ?i,ci: R^-?.er f.-,r tj? sii?? r?rcA^i<
oc r:..te-r ?.:!!< ?arr*rf?rei cr. rece.'ic< Om f.n: irryU^-. ?
p?r ce^"- '.r.at tfc*y trs r-^^:r-^ to pr^cc'. \?* f*t4 aoim er : a
rirtriritti E r pariECal to Uta -a-i Baajaava? ?'? > ? * ?? C U
>( ift*.?j \-nrsi'r-v th* ial* wt Uls s?^*.a. .* ^ m
a - ?Mnot ?_?: ?M3 ?r? f.-A.'n.W frcai 'Jm ?<? '? aft ? ' .
cro?~wl -,r ->aj=.?c: .. :, ? ?* ! >-'J? a^l ir ffi'w
a>i from 'n :> mm i - - tSa ?a*s?, i?) 2i: ta^a
fkzaS wdl ;^ ;^t~-?au if ajy.srr t*t*? ?.-t*? t?# ??>j CaKirt for ta>a
Maadl H -j.* adhaf csa w- .m f?a C'-t-il ?WsA, x f-act
, r t. .* - data i taart > .< '?? A^aatar si??aav
tr - . -? . ^._;?_?? sA.A :.. > .*rt-i,-Atan. Ill -er t?a
rs ^a aruuatasM1 Is ay via - - ' ? ?o** m:4^ :r**#cia
'.- * " * ' O .KSW*WHiTK.'kia.?*a
JVOrTtCE.?ESTATB or >ATH.V> DOS. an* of PaJaiaTataa,
Ilrtrraa*?t?Ts >aTHa.v DU.NS, Jr.: T.? a? baaMruatAM
:. >?. ?j nr.. - i nun tades llba W I ? Sitbitr Dtaa, tf
t ret *- . .>a -it-' la ti??sfi? of UVs Kenslcr aal W ?' ::??
C ?> ?-.? a ...tj ; ft.r--::.i. -. Ii-Sa?,! Pis?ajhiah,thnas
>a'f a. . ? .: t- .'! '-* -.-ut. . ::.t sA.r N?:-t; i .#.??*?-:.
?ad bavt aa^r-siti-J tf? saiaccas tiarvoT,aalaa- ?airraas? cf ta?Or
fiAis'Co j> taa m>s c?.etj.A?l ?uttr? sraaM?! to aatUa >
l^?r*.i ace-. Aa%! j-'-a ara :"-rtiaf >ciad to prassasi yotroa-c,
i . . - U irr r*r: cr lip *A.i --?^at?. aar sa^tja-rsatt, to =?,
j- 1. : -. -? ?: :". ? s -? ;?,re.'.:?:iii''V'.%r 1.D
FKXDHRICK SHOWN.
.V X .-.-rear itlfja tai Chmaat s*a
?-> i*C CvJUiSi*.
lc* r'.i**at Fi jai?'.lpi^A,
^ . : ..s>li . ?'. %: ( ? . ... .... a Ne? T^l.-kairaa
faaasa^aTWT.Wdhua ?o-i *?j vt jjua Scan.?ta iVILIJaM
hi Lt a*v?-? w-awii- If>* AaN Wm.. .o:a,^a Ail r*^r*^ w
?... - w ti? :vj^y,ifc is a* talaa k'^ga, ?kA.-a vaa laai Ott or Wfor* t&a
t..l Ma--IT. r* .1 Cialt M lia C?) stx Ca?*? of
>a?-1?? at u>a Ca? Ua? a ?a.d c.tj. aoi ta aar*a ieaC7 *^2""
ajo?? W 'Ol* sajj .va^ ioi^ M ?as latara I Saas a: i_? ^&a. 3
Mtr^a, Oaast-a Cir<u'.> ? ti^j :?rc:, -?ra ctar is* armo of tt-a
.-ii ivi attx?aabss *r u^a /aj aJ ,a^-i aarrra, arri - joa
? -ra?Asi. ?? aaaa?
a-uuaaaittaaWAiisilHsia^aaii?^ . .
1 - * Una ?.*-*- ?J a?^.' . ?_? u.a OoaM Jat aa ra^aas
tk?r>aaaa}i?ia?l IHaaj cv....?-?. :sfc
.ao .a?-?r KlflJtJ UO^EXL, P'a.._'-J'? a
proposals.
rpo AGRIi ?LTORISTS AND Om
JL Kiu> -JM *i'?l Proposes will b- rt-:eised m U*. Health
t<t2-..e in rii:.?wt-.pi.n. UnUi >>Ja ^ liffTB^f, ,
for J.e rjwcessetf J'r.Ty Mtaare tai,a from Privies ?ml,
a- Market-?, and deposited at the nor.o-m PoqJrett*
York ^ ?rn^kf ^ " *"* ?a ^ *>?
The advantage* embraced in the parc?as? of the Pnrr
Manure.or m.m.g o? the Pit, are. ;??. The e%-.u?,verwui
tt the coweottU every Pmremntted lathe dtj proLr
Nor.h of Market ?. In sprine Garden. Northern ?,. ... ...
rieaspgroa, Peon and ruchmoaddistrict*, au.vjlx< *a
t udfy to M raj thooaacd toad*, at. The prirtTeOToTmao
seat, which are cjsde ?af?cwa?y biodin*;
cesner to empty Li* carts on lee said lot.
ry great demand tor a.-?Sc;*. and other
value st 1 a POO PotiireKo as aa ecOtMMatt
re.-, wherever tt u used, and the increas?
ing arsi> t? a kXraeg ladseetneot for :ta
To ar. enterprUiaj tc i:?-i dual
for
the
-M5ce,aoathVeet conrerofSixtk
c j ? Pbi.ade.pha. Bv order
nseodU8'_ SAftL. p. m.vkk?. Clerk
QALVESTON AND BRAZOS CA
o A V.-pnf,>po*T'* w:;::-' received by the andenia?
natu tre 1Mb December, tor digging or ucavating the pro.
posed Canai tront Gaivesion bay to the Bra.-.* Rjver ac?
cording to [he plan and specitrcatior.s as famished by Maior
Stem. Civil Kngineer. on both the ivecihcarioa*?rix J
One for S-1 feet w nie at tire water? svtriace, t. feet at the
? tr. an?: i fret deert at Cow wat-r. Tit- n's.-rs fswi
wide at tire w ater's surface, Sj feet at the bottom, and i fivi
derp a: low water.
The plans and specifications are cow readr for tnspec
uon at the office of the President of the Company, (L M
H. Biitier, Esq.) in Galrestoo; a: the office of M for SieiD,
V- hi e; and at the oice ot J H BK'AVr.K \ CG w
S^i.th-st. New-York.
L. M H BCTLER, L M HITCHCOCK
JOHN L SLEIGHT. EDWARD HILL.
Galveston, Oct. 2% I ISO, [nl^iDl'l Committee.
^ T h FFT r>?7?K_ljlEST. >o ? HALL OF RECUR D3.-Swai?l
IOpn?oaala wtli m Ptc*r?wd a: Om Strrt* Comm ??!o?*r-i Odket as
til fr^.j ,\o?tit.wr R, 1S&J. st J o'ctuc* PS. lorru^.Kfti
lit.-: i ard rs f?r::t Ba-ciat it from WaiUSaf&M u \V??t at tad '
rs-settnccoto sc-d catttr stueet, t.ti*r? th* ?ir:-? ir? rt pruper
rod ran . t>; s .-.j ^-.-.t^r wti?;e tts tin o r?
, ? -?? a - . ;?,r r- ?..?? a' ~ ?%-??? aa-l N.thjij :??
?ridf? ttOM wh*.s l?a?urei PUr.?, >|>?> .?cst..HM. aad ab tafreaa
Mi, <ar>;...tu . oa apr'. .: on to u - Cvuttavt Ci?ra i>: tt j
t?-!-"---;.?.' ?.>o.?a.tstM.'. 1S?J 10US T. OOtHlE.
an S!rra'. Ccwai;j?:.s^r..
STKEUt DKraRTJtStlT, ? hTi i. dk KKCOKUS?^mM I
prwt^-' ? ?? ? ?-- r~ tt ih* ;tr?rt Cvsm-t?joer'? 04c? aa i
u Fndaj, ?o? <*, ISSO, at 6 ? tkx? P M t.. ka S* ?= '..uoa ta ta? |
......v. a: a^i ?s MtikttS UK ::.<?.?.?.>,.>
?aa of M.J.wn ?r b?t*<-?3 T?.-.tj ta??it!i aaj T?>.^tr aiatk ?t?. '?
12'-' lij or ii? .o the .svr~ ?....?s. r>; T?eatj ? fstk it flta?.
.p*ci*c?:ir-c*, loJ i:' is.*ormat.<v3 ?.Sr.^.o can ^a kaj ->o aspects.-a ka
t-s. Contra, t C:#ra ot th? f>M-.a.rl-> . U. ISIW.
^tR/M DaPaKTMKNT. N.t ? HALL Ot KtCOKOj -S?aW
k/i.nvsal? " i ^ r*t?-'*>l ?'. Iii*J?tHtC'Witajiuofisr'iotic* ?atl
rrwt}, >-ct. IS, 1S5C, at 5 o'clock, P. Jr., to RttslaU, OraJa, aaj
Macaiirriis Pirtnth -tr-^t. '-'??-s itfrz:- \-<. i fktk :a? T>
K^jr-.'av. Grai^tso R^ra*sr??r.tT arst .rr*^t,kacaraaa i iftkaai
L.j3nt..c ?Teno**. Tu t'*< a -p*--a luar f.M wvi* uiroco i-l'?.C
if EaatTwaatj a wl niest, :-;w**c plab^ras** as* BraaS?at. i
Ptaa.*, #pe^.-.at.oas, asi ail iaioRDatioa tbrrsv caa tiad t>a appi. !
.^t<? to the Cootract Clark or tkta DryartMot?So?. S, t*"0.? '
JoHS T. ?X>LHiti,?;r~i i'?taw?t. v>
C'hOTOM AVOlKl'trr l?iPAKT3IJ!M. rU!:t:.jja, Part.>.-.
-. IV.--To jKHER BftLDKKS: S>a-I pp ^.-alt..-wra??
rrvp.*fcJ .'or Rav?. t< Ht. a. wiij m ravmtM at ta? odcaof (ka
Dspartmoot natd XocSaa. Mo?. IS. at JoYloc?. P IL. M k*aU a r*
rr?x^ taj.o 11 ths it. F.. c-jraar cf Greeawh vA Barciaj-ttt. TW
r.a- \ert ap?cx&catiocs of tut wark, ao?t alt iaJbraatzos ^aal
tbento, ras tst MvcainA] as appbt-aboa to tita Contract Ckri at tia
?4i? MCHc-LAJ Da>A>, Pra??)itl Cretoa Aauaooct IHoarl
ZAtl. ai ;os
STR>:FT DEPAKTMEXT No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS. ?S*aia*
~ Prepc?al? ?dl ts? rso?t?d at th* Sirwst Comuu-te^ar't OAct
.c: 5.-.-???. >. > :-th, i^.-. at Se'ci.k P M ?? ??<: e- ;-?;,
asd macaduuaa ?Sth .mat batiaan Bnvaiva; aa* Stk am is. Ta
rriulala and pa?a K jhtk aTactja rroai til to UJ-.b itr?rt. PUaj ui
apcoficatnu and all mfbrrrai ot tlaprto <;k? .'. >J lopkca^n to
?is Coctract Cwra of to ? !>-'.-????--, l s . .
b7 JOHS T IK)D?iK.Str??: Cot tu?oo?r.
kJTREIT DEPAKTME>T, Stet 4 d ALL of KEe'O rtli) ?4aaJW
Of rop, sa t w JJ b? rfc.a.?e>t at l?# Strtat Com;o.,j. x^r', dt. a -aall
TsnrTdajr. Not. m. IMO, ?t 5 e'etoa. P. If., to Reflate aaJ On "
Filtj tscood t'Jrat, fr m FAS u> for.ru. irasaa Pltst. tp?nS
tata. atai a!; 'ofotrut -.-a U?r*to. caa t>? s?* c? ap; !vatwa to !a
Cost-set Oil u( C.t Dawtateat ?.N'o?. 4, it.?; JOHS
r>OI>OK.Str?a:Cc==jfi<-?r I
OTBELT ?EPARTMEST, >0 4 BAU.Of RECORDS.?Saal?
lOprof?-?!? b? rwitai at ts* ?'.r~- > - ?--'l Tf<lr* ?1
_. Xoi-'a). >o? U. 496..1. a: S o??x?. PM !Vr >-<..?'. 14 ?KuiJ
cart tad ?tr.t? il^M, aal pariaa Ea.t ?t. fror? Oraai ?t to Riri^l
to& it,; aVn, lbs Baaj a tpaca four fa?*. wsj> UlrvOak tat uaawtkif
>f Ii? ?in?. Plaai. rpecelctt.-oe4,11.0 ail ifornat.-a raV^a{ tkar?
to. rir s? hiS c.a appbea'-on to tis Contract Citri of tit D^par.awi
Octoaar 11. lalo. l oll JOHS T. IWDOE. SvaotC?a
LEjGAlL \oth i:s.
CtTJPRXJU COURT-U Um aiatter .1 tha appbeato? ot laal
lo ktai or, Axiarnaa aaJ C^&iaosah) of Lea C.tr of Sa? TactJ
rtta'-Tato tha W1DE.MSG OF DET-5TRKET >a !?.t ^a kW
Soctktrtr tto> ihapsor, ^:.tn Broaiwij u>i Grs:? ?:a ?Oaat, a
lia Ts:rS V?'api i t ?t>i Cit}. Tr? acr^tTtufoJ, Comaiafoeata ofl*
1:3..*.t and At*?*?rwrl 33 lia aao?a aouMad nat:ar, app.,as>d 6/ 1
rait ot tba Suprsoi? C^art U tlva Statt ol Xott Tori, aaUra* ?a tea
5th tt J ot Soptacaser, iS44, cr* ootert. p-rsaaat to tta raaMt
':- '? ' - '"- L-i ? a'.ra of Hi 1? ftkaJutt .
?itw Tort ?at-t>d " As AO to taxad as Act act.lad a* Art to ra
j?>:o tattrai lawt t*^*.izi parta. .j.-;t 10 1 ia C is s Tart *u
oaa act. pasted Apr.l 5<i, 1*1 J," pawad Apr! *tk, lsu>. that ?t
?app>??t aiutrtct cf tit liftaaaU aad At-aaaa^t,'. u< tia tad
Coea??e*rt ta tha aso?? sattar. ccstaiaxr 'xa axa^aa of Uta on
art of tot ^tt twttw), tt^ c-aastr of tva tt?tj is '^-) arptar a
tha E.ap of tfce CrrTfrattrinsan. UwytbaT arrth vach Aapt. aai tkt
asaout of tia aataaaa.?at ?i.?ia? tlx *?=-*? ?r t^att. aasl taoat]
t*-Sa?:tt, eat.=^tt?a aad c"?-r !<.?i2=r-u ?kiel; ?tra'ita* tj at
Conmtaarose-ra ta mal .tu tieir ?-ippWoo*sial rwpon, ta't k*ac at
pos-tae x Sana* Cotrma?aoc? t Ofca of tta City aad Caoatrd,
Stw T-ri. I r tka uaspactiaa of wh?mao??tr it r-a/ t^ars. larti
to rrata.? f-r at lent twtatj iart Ufors tta tt-i C???. ???J
sctia tt* r S-.pj saa^tatt.' Rspcrt u tea tasl 3-fes? Ovtrt. U ?
?B* arvj pl?? t?f?isarUr ra?etjC9*d; xoJ ti-al tia li-u ?xaraial
5? ti.t t?ppplatoetJal asst/act ol aauiata sod ataaaaantS an?
?. .. ?? .... A . ::. 'a tr , ^ Irtta, : ? at ?' .-07"
'Ml ttsau. j r< a? :a^? ta Ik* Ta rd Wart of tha C-ty of J*
York. 01 tta sooth t*U ol Day tutet, battraeo Broadway laSlh"
?>ct -tnsat, aad koo? at -sn-.tar 1 tad 3 Daj-tuwrt, aad aiawai*
Dwjr-strtwt: asd aito aE tia lota, twei or parrata or laa*
sorth tida t.1 Dtj-tut-t. t?.twt?a Brouway a?l Grw-?*i> ft*.
ntMBI B:^r 4 Da/ ttrwt to =osxor la I>?}rtia^, mltta't 1*
lia tu: Cca;ai-4^ aert f?rthatp?t aatar?, tilt li? S?W,"'""1
ft--, r. :t ;a* t-< ?a a-t:>r ? ? :? r_a .? as i pra*e-.:?l n !?? ?
prto* Co-.rtot tk. Suit ol Saw.rort. at a Sp*eal rftro of **,
aa,J C?xir1, to bt baW at tit City H?2 ol tia Cit, of >.w.rork,?|
Si:-rday, tia tsti ds? >4 So?a?aa?r otit, 1640. ?t tka'^ptaoax <rat|
Coart ^' t. 1 f t ;-.-a! caa ^at.iC.-]
lit -? S-w I ??'..? ? ? H* - r .? Mil SARD I -T
STEWART. REVO C. HASCE. Coana?ttait?ra oil t.<l?
ATA SLREOCaTE 3 COLRT. hall 11 "or tia CoiM'|
Astw rcrt.aatia Samntt'l Oflca, iaa Gtr of S?? ??Jj
aa ri* tk:rd *aj of Oeic*?r, 11 lia raar lr*i-Pr?i?Rt I ALSIAH
DER W. SRADFORD, Et?. S?rro?ata ?U. tit aaattar of t?*?
rUataoa of THOJLA3 HADDOCK, asd otat? crad tort of JTS|
PHXS KA .VE . iaaaatwd. U. ka>a tia r?*i aaUta of tia ta-l lao
ad atort^af ?0, Icaa^l, or mid lor C? pt/xett of i * daota. ?Aa or
ia? a* a^?-t-!aS-rsuewcd';lr mtit.oa lia appfccit--s of Taosait n
dork, J H Ha.aaa, Chart*. Crasa. WtSara Caaaca, J'Jatsr. WS!
D-aaj^ aad 5 a^>e 5i_a*>r, crsdit^ra ot S'^pae Kara*, lata of
ta>- C;tj. d?c***?d. aittwttla, r*-:. otf lw?? W. Mortaa??-< S*
Sit W Bant*?-., a-'a-aalriror ar.J adarsaatralrn of ?Sa&J ?'a^Ui
im ct?^?. rilttai, aa.j crtH.ta of lit aaui ofjwuj*. pwraooaay m
t-sd tppaai t*for? tat Sarrtagitt ?s< 'J>? ?^>?atr of *?"-lors. 05.
.tt o. j ?>.-..-:-r. :.aSi. .-. tea tVoci .a tia f iraaooa. aj tataj
.a .st waj tt-J , --. rad ' - ' ?-*
rti att*> . ' ?1 : -r.-a.-.- :'r tit pa; T?a*.
t-aa irtof of tiat aar jc? of lit aatd orttat, at i?t?t fwartaa* uy?
Sraa tit day tkama af^t-.tot fat tkowaaj ciata,
la Om >iiTi<?ta , aaad laa ttu>: ad?uajtj*t,)r aaa ****1*'3
1 _i ,: ? ; ^: ctus? v, Co, onuaary. it ?? Orlaroa. Tiat ?J tartaar
tlta-oalo: ~ t^t prU'-a of tia M^i Swyaas Kal*. *ac?M*4, ?rrasTtJ
: - Bst'tSQ ??:' >??? fwtSt ? ?* ?{iaawath diy af Su'twial
iai-, Utas cciaci a 'Jaa fawtasnoa of tia* day. tkr* asda*?
,a-w ?:./ ?.-^.?:a> ?i^ - I>il-?WUt >ad ?*-??**]
a>c-rt4k{a, laaaa or sail so *?
Ii Kai?, d?te?M>J. u ti>3 lit
A. W BRADFORD. jirr^fS?
rVoaiaai Viartai. Proctof.IaS Broadway. ? "
kr? CPKEME COL KT.-Is lit zmiu, 0! lia i^p^at.? * A
OMl, r .1 .'tra.tiialC Tav al.t; ?' Saw
t ?t v tat ...PEMSG ' SkV i>Tr EIGMtH STKEEfil
1. . 4.. .a >' A - - - > ?.->??' W l-l ?' ,
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