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n,-CuArusM TuE ARR .-Rice's new piece OF
Uncle Pop with good reception last night, and
&c shall give il q more extended notice in day or
two suffice il to say At present. that 1t will be re-
seated this evening with Rice Bamboo soppotash.
Hc also appears as Jumbo jun, in the popular piece
~ th,t,,,ne The remainder Of the bill is eqsally
Attractive and the house will, doubt, be great a
usuaI Mrs Lewis and Wood in a new drama called
the Mountain Devil; Master and Miss Wells in two
splendid dances; Wood and Adds IN grand com
II !. Mister Wood and La Petite Bertha In several
favorite dances.
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M Trial OF NINE. LAFFAReE.--This trial. which
occupies much of the public attention IN Europe
even in the midst of warlike rumors is published by the
Courier des Eats URis French newspaper edited in
New York. No Barclay street. which receives the de-
tails pc the ships We feel duty to direct the
attention of those Of subscribers who read the French
language the only where may he found this most
interesting trial By subscribing dollars to the Cour
rer des Eats Uns they will not only obtain the trial,
bnt also this excellent Journal for three months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-09

o. NIsLo's.-we invite particular attention to
the attractions offered for the benefit of Mons. Bap.
tiste and Signor Cassoani this evening, which will
positively terminate the performances Of the Ravel
Family in America. Fhe well known and popular
vaudeville Of the Three Faced Frenchman Ito be
acted by them in English) Grand Concert, and the
splendid pantomime Of the Conjurors Gift, are Sc
lections that will assuredly be productive Of a" go
den tide" to the treasury this evening. Signors De
Begins, and Gnbelei, and Madame SeAati, with
other popular and talented performers, assist in the
concert, the selections for which are admirable.
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On Wednesday evening 9TH inst by the Rev Dr. vain
wright Is Curtist Elisabeth Butler, daughter oil the
late Henry Overng. Esq, of this city. .
on Tuesday evenirg, 9th inst, by the Rev Spencer IL
Cone M stephen r. Morris to Miss Sarah Inn Beekhdge
all of this city.
Al Bosriylle ~ Jon the 9th inst by the Rev Horace
Deoltte lrer EI,ro.fh Mrhv, Of the house OF hathy
starr New York, to H,rist, daughter Of Nathaniel
Board. Lsa. Of the former place.
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NIBLo's sALooN-A CsRp-Mcns. BAPTlsIE, Lead
~ and sgnor CAssOLA Nj beg leave most respectfully
20 inform the public Of New Benefit sappoint
ed yrdsy Oct 9Th 1890 which occasion they will pre-
sent bill unequaIed durag the season.
The Ravsl Family Their last p,s,ious 70 thsr
Lonat-Signor de Degnis-signer Giubeei-Mons Martyr
sgnor GuI. and Mr. Chppindsc have kindly vou eered
their valuable services.
The entertainments will he the Three Faced renchman
spesdd Concert and the last psntome called the Con
isror's (;in. oait
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THr,rRrc,Ls ~ PaiLADEIPHfA.--Dinncfo
~pens the walnut-strcet Theatre on Monday, with
Mrs Flynn, Barnes, Haaaway, &c.-a strong com
many. We have word or two TO say concerning
some or the performers in this company, but Mr..
webster's great speech leaves us room to-day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-09

Al Tsrrytown. on Wednesday evening, M Joha .frcher
The friends and acqusnances are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternosn at two oeloct
Yesterday morning, H,ien Mcria, wife OF Dr. r. Tan
ner.
Yesterday morning AFTER lingering illness, Margaret
" wife oil Isaac g. Ogden, in the 10Th year oil her age
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CItv Intelligence.

DoME OF THE ExcHANGE.-This splendid piece
Of architecture is going rapidly forward-it is now
turning the arch.
FIeHr-A Custom-house officer got a thorough
dorging at the Howard House, corner of Broadway
and Howard street, night before last. The alterca-
ton was political, and the Custom house gentleman
called the keeper Of the hotal id liar. The reply
was the Grgumentum ad hominem, which laid him
PROSTATE Picking himselfup, with great despatch,
he made very good fight, but he got pretty essen
TALLY drnhbed before the performance was over.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHEET.

N
vr,IJE BROTHER JONATHAN Of this week will be the
Target and most splendid newspapsr printed in this
or any other erng asurcs Of twenty five square
feet IL will be emhellished with FIVE BEAUTIFUL I'm
and It's literary contents made up from the rich
Ell materials 10 found in both hsmspheres. N will he for
Friday evening al O'Clock price lA cents omce
Is2 Nassau street a., -. r A.. n.
,,tb,n iii be issued, price cents ios it
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vAPOR BATHS.
r CAPROLI's OLD ESTABLISHED NEDfCA

p CAPRoLL,s OLD ESTABLISHED NEDfCA
j TED VArOR BATHS removed from IS John street
to s9s Broadway opposite the City Hospital and are row
receive visitors No has been spared 70 ny
hem Or make them acceptable both in the ladies' and
rentlsess department MrsJr C. hopes by her unweari
faculty and public which has been erendeato thnesaesh
fer the last fifteen The baths oren IRON ar
o'clock in the morning tn Mise night Also sulphur baths
and showerbahs Portable bathsseat to part city
X hs asv we.k or wonth my0
- ~ hioh rate. bx 9. j. SYLVESTER,
sso lae Broadway and ~ Wall street
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NIBLO-S GARDEN,


THIS EVENING, OCTOBER
Of h SsE f Safqs IF THE .ss s s5tesSs
which occasion thsy respectfully solicit the pa
tronaee Of their friend, md the public,
to the strongest bill Of the
THE KAvEI FAMILY,
A' \ siF tSiESIi Europe
MIR eHPfIS9AIs hssyss iiadly volunteered their aid.
THE 4fSNgf fssggkp rREScHnAN.
The EysTns,y yl SIIipS' ~
mn S T Tslcs PAGES tT:fs9 skk fSssyia
Acted English by ,es Rsys Family assisted BY Mr.
During the piece an rnxsh Dc roi. by Gabriel Ravel
Nine Jerome, and Miss Kerr. ,,,.,,. WILL.
Aho''''p'' coScERT. "'''e' "'''
soio-Ciarions, with scoI Cuati
soio-sig Gamsa,i, on the Valve Trumpet
Nm, MhTiiiLDE LoSNTi from the Conssry aoire Paris
viii execute Graud FANTASIA, with aeeompanimeais
Fanst,eo Per La Music in which Sig de Begins will repre-
sent an enthusi astic music composer. . ~
fr.s Air@"Tbs Boys cf k,issaay Mr. ehppndsie
''tGRaSD OVERTURE To ~ DOMINO NoIR
To coneud, With the Splendid spectacle now per
THE cosyTRs s;jT9sGS ' Tf hGc PILLS
Don paneh., jerome Raysl csysiero Gnsldo Anton.
Rasel; co RAG, Gabriel Rave, E,in'i M%s ea-
vel; thruboi, Joseph Ravsl; Frog and
Turtle, Francois Rayel, . So.
During the pen'OT 9imsilei and pip Gasrs Rsysi
The piece will terminate with Grand Chimes.
sn.ns FORTY persons Eng re nsSan%ens, to com
an entrance 10 H. Saloon will be opened from Broadway
the Fair may wish avail themselves Of ni. the only
Opportunity OF witnessing the performances OF the ha'"
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INK TIIEATR E

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING Ssss; ~ ;;''s'"'''' VIM con-
HisHSs ':.ss. M Hn af% No'sfS fsssS
m '''i Mrs. C. Hill in til. Polish crsse'is..s' -
s, Inc '''''''n; fss STxKSn WIN ''' ''s'
open before s'' osoef"Psrormanes
Priess-Bores 81; Pit SO cents; Gallery rs cents.
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EyENiS s ATTRACTION will
with j 81 MYf,,s j ffH%Ted'0 of
Jumbo Jun, Mr. Rice slyro, Mr. Anderson
A'''''' After ys ) ss1.re. Of N'''''''''
1 Ths fs SsSpD 'r Nes and Mr. M:. Wss
THE H Is sGsistf Yi bEvIL.
A A,4sYsaS Mr. SSd M, n. E Hss:
g sSG 81 s:s ss:
MTrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Oct. s-The performances viii
THE T:r FfS MAJ e b Ssi1S'si q
saparR%o Mr. H0rnea'e Fernando s;nsis, ~ Edwin
+'''E ''' '' La assstI Af "a ''' ''''.
tS~.$elS, 49, MIR Russell Low bella; II. Robert.
A4 Tr Thiia IF mE l.sfs Of
Dick, Mr. Mitchell Fitzfs gins Mr. Edwin
THE sAyA Ta eG %Sp r TIie MAIDEN.
sra%EmleS' Nh Mr. Mtste Eiekieby' Mr. Ea-n
Mrs Grudden, Mrs Russell
Doors open at 7-eurtan rises at halfpast7
HILLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square.
(Late the Frdnkiin)
% The Ladies and gentlemen engaged in the above estak
lis requested TO assemble the Green Room
Wedne sdsy next at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
o5?t q. ii. HILL.
EXHIBITION AT MR.. LOCKWOOD'S ROOM
(4ll Broadway, opposite the ApOllo.)
NEW DIORAMA.
(FRoM PARis.)
Among the many exhibitions which have been in
New York the me several have taken the
&LONATT ectfy Inform the ladies and gentlemen Of
this they have just from Paris with REA
DIOAMA in every Of the word painted by Monsieur
Dasuere. The exhibition will be opened
MONDAY, September i4th, 1870,
With two ablcaux.
CONSTANTINOPLE,fr from view from tie en Of tbs
Golden Horn; aud
LA MESSE DE MINUIT,
Representing Midnight Mass ia the Church Of ST. Etenus
da Mont, at Paris,
The public assured that pains expense has been
spared IN fitting up the room to make COM
The exhibitions will commence O'Clock the Afternoons
half hour until 10 O'Clock in the evening"
To opportunity OF seeing this spends
Novel Dorama the price Of admission Mill be q cents
The propretors would respectfully sueges that nj any
schools DESTROYS OF having ap exraex
hibon during the of hours be on bera
terms masng application the Of exhibition o5 Ia
a MUsEME MIS-. {. CARL IS WASHINGTON BOW
"A LING SALOON 2o2 Broadway The susscriber has Mt
ted Bowling Saloon under Keller Pines with three
Shuttle Board not To be surpassed by in the
Gentle the city and country Will ind the very
place of attention will be paid
10 those who wish to themselves The Bar Will always
be stored with the best Ct Wines No betting OF money al
lowed. -,
N.B-Genemen wishing to learn the game will find expe-
fenced g9me keepers TO teach them. 9sm
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q. b. n q w Il RS
READY MADE LINEN, CRAVATS HANDKER-
CHIEFS, STOCK, HOSIERY, GLOVE, AND
UMBRELLA STORE,
Corner of William and Beekman streets, New York. and
Ul03 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
LAS constantly hand the following articlesGente-
II mems Linen shirts,
lenemen's Muslin with linen bosoms collars and wrist
bands; do without collars,
Colored Shirts Of every description,
Muslin Shirts, with linen wristbands.
Boys Shirts of every description,
Gaemen silk net Drawers do linen do; do net cotton do
Do plain do do; q, lambs wool do
Do white and red Flannel; do do Canton FlanneI,1
Do six net Shirts, do do cotton DO
Do lambs wool do; do merino do
Ladies silk and merino Vests aud Drawers,
Linen Bosoms Of every description
Collars and silk and cotton Night Cap
Trimmed Satin Stocks, Of the iatestsyIe
Plain do do do do
Trimmed Bonn ,szine do do
PLAIN do do dc
Black and fancy Cravats, .
Silk and Cambria Pocket Hsndkerchiefs,
Gumelastic silk and cotton Suspen
Hoskn and Kid Gloves, of superior quality,
Linen thread and cotton do do
Sheets, Pillow Cases and Towels
Silk and Gotten Umbrellas and article appertanng to
Scotch Lambs Wool and kerino Stockings and Socks OF
all sizes. .
c. b. B. thankful for the vors bestowed him for the
three socs continuance OF the same Al shall be
his endevors to work OF the best material and
make
N gCen,lemen emil arkng for see, san be instantly sup
pliei for the voyage ia lms'
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COrOner's Office.

OCTOBER 9-Lamentabie Casualty.-An inquest
was held at the City II spitsl, the body Of an
unknown man, who was killed on Wednesday
night, at the corner Of Houston and Mulberry
streets. 1t appeared that about 9 o'clock on Wed
nesday night, a horse and chaise containing tive
men went up Mulberry street at very rapid pace
the men making great outcry. On passing the cor
ner the wheel struck against something which threw
OF the out, and the vehicle then proc eeded
The who thrown oat was picked up sense
less and taken to the house Of DR. Ross, who
his removal to the hospital, where he died, without
nation made, and it proved that deceased had
died from Of the brain In this state Of
things. the Coroner adjourned the inquest until Fri
day, in the hope ofascertanng some further informa
tion IN relation to the death of the man. He wore
dark mixed ssttDet jacket and trowsers, blue cloth
vest, silk cravat, cap, slippers, and cotton shirt
Another inquest was held on the body Of Mary Har-
per- native Of Ireland. aged 46, who died suddenly
Verdict, death in fit
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SOMEWHAT AscrESr.-A ship Is now on the
Screw Dock, East River, that is more than seventy
Ave years Of age So it 10 said, and there can scarce
Iy be doubt Of its truth. Her history, IL 1t were
known, would be curious and very interesting Her
present name is General Jackson. She has hsd,
since first launched, no less than five Names and
sailed under M less than FIVE different higs She
has been taken by cruisers Of four or five different
nations and peppcred with shot or less at each
capture. She has been 8 wb,ler, trader, and nc
doubt packet. She is now owscj in Bristol, II. |.
and has recently undergone complete repairs, cops
pered and what Take her all in all, she is
riosity and well worth seeing.
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BY THOMAS BELL.
(&ores Nos. 80 finn aud lis Fulton stresfs)

THIS DAY.
DRY GOODS, &c-Atios ocock, ia the sale rooms, Dry
Goods C.thag Fsncv and pledged articles, Guns, Hard
ware Cutlery, Jewelry, &C.,.
Sale entire Of Sofas Mahogany and Fancy Chairs
and other articles Of splendid Cabinet Furniture at o oek
at the sale rooms.
Also valuable invoice Of Gold Patent Lever and Lepine
Watches.
SATURDAY.
Genteel Furniture at 100 o'clock at the sale rooms-The
handsome Furniture of family giving up housekeeping
MONDAY.
Looking Glasses of all descriptions Hair and Moss Mat
trasses Feather Bsd Bedseads and Furniture general
ly, at loi o'clock, at the sale rooms.
TUESDAY.
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, FANCY AND PLEDGED
LES-At io o'clock the Sales Rooms trunks ee
giant Clothing valuable stock Of ID Goods, aud other
chandise deserving attention.
U2-AUCTION EOTICE-THOMAS BELL informs hs
friends and the public, that he will usual attend to saes
of Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods other handse,
either the premises orm lis large sales 80 Anu and
IFS Fulton street The usual all goods
tended for auction. There will found choice
ETY. ofsuperor furniture ioes, Sc private sale at
auction prices The regular furniture sale days Wedne
day and SATURDAY.. The private sale department usual
under the direction of Mr.. Morse.
n. B.-Apprasments attended to.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-09

DEMocRAric NoNiS.rroy -JoHs b. Soorr wa.
nominated for the Office Of Senator, by the democra
tic convention last night. sIr Scott was removed
from the Office Of Judge Of the Marine Court, last
-, tar
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COLLECTION
OF AMENICAN VICTORIES.

Painted by Engine Lami j. abey Beliange and other ee
LIBERATED French artists
NEW ORLEANs-LAKE ERlE-iORK TOWN
These magnificent Paintings, twenty feet IN width and
Ge.n feet hgs form the frat series Of collections intended
illustrate the Naval and Military History Of the United
States been executed in Paris at expense Of TWEEN
each by the most celebrated arsts IN the
style Of the Napoeons Victories in
the Musee au LuxembuIg and Chateau de Versailles.
New Orleans Lake Erie) exhi-
biting the Granite Building of Chambers street and
Broadway. Entrance in ChsmbGr rs street.
0 in the evening oil i'm.
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lamentations.

HAMBgEeIPer 4noieon-ilo tons coal Nesmith s Leeds
IS Schmidt Co-i00 bdls Ritchie-2Oo demohns
Wichehausen Achellis-2 ehts II Mulcr-l bx Doan-
cs { Land- bale Rensrd Col cs Henderssn-i S
Sackmap-l bx Wm Schrsnnl Cart, Beer May-2 Jos
DuaDe-ioO bdls wsw to order.
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YOUNG MOTHERS

SORE NIPPLES AND sWELLED BREAST.
PqFkkf oil GF xJb BREh IA
Professor BIN CHAM used them ir hi. lady who sser,d
ntoleraby from and ague an the breast She was
II; t Il rs .ss
without failing to and from her !;
MSs CkosbY one Of the Oldest and mos, experienced
@,S than s"s many
The Rev p SMITH ssy,,t euredhs wife sft.r.e,era
weeks q so .n,ns
the worst In four or five days where every thing
POOL he believes the oil viii cure every esss Of
sSrf 9 .sS s aa be 3na& @ ph
ring he breast and cure even WHEN ,g..ri a. III mus.
pare with thss, popu ar artie es: .a ,.,,,. A. Ia,
BrooIiTn. saa
no BUSINESS MEN-AND THOSE IN WANT OF
ssm."a IN LIFE the
sfH ss
for most Of I've New England aud Of the Southern
% ihs proposal both to person. areayo
Gated well ne who are searching for EN-.
~ hs medicine. are most liberal .aeisny
s,pp. q HS s linn % f. sa
and shcpk,eper n the large towns an opportunity like h.
of Ss have already become agents,
Of the medicines has been so rssa.e as to induce em 70
s sSI':' '.aap s,afs Ms$.:
,ygs.s.sp sddfs::ias letter Tow B. MOI
FAT, SIS Broadway, city OF View fork. os
DEMOVAL-J. r. CARROLL's Old Estab isbed Nedics
Broadway opposite City Hospital Mrs Carroll
the Faculty particularly and the public
srs the liberal support eaiendcdo this for
To, ; sssn
The Baths open frop O'Clock in the morning TIL
o'clock al night used ita much successn all sudden
dats relief ofther efficacy be at the
Tor. A. q Stevens, " Mott, Bush Boyd, Maensvn Rhine
&c Sulphur aud Shower Baths be hada all
times Portable Baths, Bathing Tubs, and Hip Baths
for sale hire Baths TO part Of the city OF brosh
Shakers. m4y
SHOULD OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT.
LII We who received signal benefit in the hour
"A place not reliance unknown preiendersh me neal
Have YOU been gre yousy and sorsy afflicted and have yor
been speedily aud happily restored BY timely slreet,n E
the old established and well known Dispcnsary OF DUClON
CARPENTER No Peck sIp-trut not the golden treasure
vr in and beank TO the tender mercy Of the
fraudulent decoys thrown out 70 lure YOU TO s ota
ton misery isents ed 20 The victims o. auaan
descriptive than could possibly ensu IRON
the neglect of all remedies, TACT conhrme1 ny nay
servaen with the specous
tenn Let the Cooler stick TO his ast-hs Combmender ne
VOCATION or TO his Office, the suet,oneer TO h
hammer and the Eterrsy 70 ns e" se een,'rsr
10 grave doctors you VII ,purn the with
ipdisny-hough their wonderful pccnc 70 DC onera Mhsl
in secrecy scientific discovery Of untuored
Indian the s,ductg low price OF hsV dolar Doctor
Offices admirably arranged Tor the con
privacy patrops he his personal aten
nan ali hours his atients and charges reasonable
DR. y ARPENTER Graduate OF Union College Licentias
aftb, v state Medical Society late Surgeon a1 Regiment
" BBe particular in the number, -FOUR Peck Slip nea
Pearl street, slIlm-
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General Sessions.


Present-Recorder Morris, Judge lngliss and three
other Judges.
OcroBER S-Henry Burdea was tried for an assault
aud battery and acquitted.
Phillip Keaugh, good looking mechanic, was
tried for grand larceny, in stealing quantity OF
tools from the workshop Of Mr. Shendan engineer, OF
AZ Gold street, ia whose employ the prisoner was
at the time Of the robbery. The prisoner had sold
the property to an old iron dealer in West Broad
way, whcre they found by theprosecutor
The jury found him guilty without leaving the
box.
Charles Edward BurkOwitch, one OF the heroes of
the late was put to the bar charged
with stealing gold watch, value SlOO, from Miss
had some apartments to let, and the prisoner called
to see them and watched his opportunity, when the
lady's attention was occupied ia replying to his
questions and in fetching glass OF water for him,
to carry of the watch. At the time OF the robbery,
the prisoner was dressed in the first style of the
fashion, as the taors say, superb mustachios
and "demnible " fine pair of whiskers. He alec
drove up with dashing horse and gig, and had alto.
gether appearance Of swell Of the first water.
The jury found him guilty OF petty larceny only
The same prisoner was then tried for stealing a
silver watch from the house of Mr. Caleb Lcveridge
No. 81 King street, under the pretence Of hiring
lodgings. I he jury found him guilty of petty lar
ceny without hesitation, and the Court adjudged
him to go the Pententiary for one year, being six
months for each offence.
Richard Broadway put to the bar charged with
grant larceny. in substituting 50 bill for SlOe
bill, which German handed to him 70 ask his ad vice
its goodness-the particulars Of this piece of
hocas poets were reported in the Herald at time of
the occurrence.
The jury re fred under the charge Of the Court
and after a long consultation, acquitted the pri-
soner.
Thomas Vernon, an Irish ostler, was tried for an
a ssut and battery one Of his fellow servants
The juryfound him not guilty and the Court add
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RUSHTON & ASPINWALL,

IL " v " " Il
orrrR ron SALE AT THEIR WHOLESALE STORE,
No IS TviNidm street,
STAPLE bRnos' MtDiclNEs. PERfUMERY,
GLASS WARE, sc. for cash approved credit.
And their retail stores, ITO broadway, and 10 Astor House.
A large and frssh stock Of -
FAMILY MEDICINES AND FANCY TOILET bOI-
TIES, MEDICINE CHESTS, &c.
Articles for the French and spanish markets. eonstssy OF
hand oil irneo u Is
ITO sEAMEN-DR. l.. tsiRARDiN,s VEGETABLE
ELIXIR certain for secret maadies ~ particular
y TO persons who follow the seas y purely
vegetable, and persons taking the above medicine Will md
certain without theear of eypour or hndersnce irgfn
For sale by the proprietor at his
Division street. and 80 Beeknan street, corner Of CM a.
vice gratis. oefNn
pRksNT hoTEL his spssdid sssb'h hrS ,,, a.,
No Ita Broadway, New ork Is nov cpen snp
receive those who may be pleased TO fvor Win
ronage. The house IN escslient order he ,le a, s,
and elegant the ladies p.rors srn,.ss % VII stocked
passed by in she Union. The eslisr ~ ~. go
with the best Wine. and Liquors The sssts can ssoyS
No e.srti-s shall be wanting On the pert o.
One of the rropFetcrs has trss essn Yong h sna sss
knon I'm iris eitv az Hotel keeper, and The other a.
packet master the Atlantis COAST ,o . hsr'es'""'
taans - i've pvhl,c obeaie rervnpta,
jnkays ffRrNSNs2ER rrssTis'or'.,.
New York, August 81
NoTTCE-The holder Of a note sssea by ,, 1.
N sfPH dated January -. 1887 on Dyr wos'ns rs
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HI RALD MARIN E NE VS.

Port OF New York, October o, 1910.
SUN IS 80 HIGH WATER. "a
State OF the Weather yesterday.
Thermomeler-Sgnrise 50 w ind NNE, Cloudy
Meridian, e5 NV Fair.
Sunset, e49. "
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kIsprRnooK SArn-Alludins 10 Delaware, Mr..
Bird.all, the water commissioner, asked us-"1s
there any spot left Mr. Van BurenP' "To be sure
there is, said T. 4" Undertook is safe" "Ha! ha'
hat replied Mr.. n. trotting away.
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BOYD s BLEACHING POWDER,
PERSSE e. ROOKS,
SOLE AGENTS,
ie9 I'll Liberty street

A. G.. CASTLE, a. NJ, M. d.,
INSERTs THE PREMIUM INCORRUPTlBLE TEETH
BY ATMOSPHERIC PsEs SuRt,
friction OH lessen or force out The remaining teeth
The above obyts all these. Teeth plugged with
gold cementoose teeth ftsne teeh cleaned extracted
sc. Sc. OFFICE, 2s7 BROADWAY.
GJ- DEAF NESS. 90
DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA area; Minis
Is ter Penpotentary from Donna labels, Queen OF sp~n
To the United States Washington, do certify that
red Of serious De- anss: and The o., painful rese in
BRoapwAr) Also, that Dr. A. CAsi stands among the
emnent Of his profession rs ssul practical Dentist
these gentlemen and recommend them
worthy the confidence Of those requiring their ser.s.s
(Signed) A.CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
nz-ACOUsrIC DROPS, sure cure for the ear-aehe and
arSe,e aud pains in the for sale at as7 Broadway
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