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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

On the It'll of October

On the It'll OF October, R0seHe Lepef aged bS Years
Theriends of her James Leeper, ant those Of her
son.iN laws, John Snnot Thomas Sher idan and Henry
NCaGdn requested to attend her funeral this after
noon, at O'clock fromhe corner of Ridge and Delany
street.
On Tuesday at Edgerson New Jersey in the 18th
of her age, Mrs Helena Rutherford widow AZ the late John
Rutherford, Esq.
On TUESDAY evening, Cst,ine, daughter of John and
Mary Shields, aged one year and eight months.
On wednesday, the 23d ult in the house of Professor
Rogers at lhe University oWrgnia Dr. Gorge ". Boyd,
formerly of the of Natural History in New
York end lately othe assistants in the geological
vey OF Virginia.
tive feg err eut John Green. 9th regiment OF infantry,
U. S. Amy.
Al Passy near Paris in France) the 9th of August
last Mrs. NJ Lee, widow Of the late Major Henry Lee,
of Virginia Long illness had teduced her state Of
mark able debility but her last moments tranquil and
apparerty without pain. II waH be graty ing te her rela
know that her last hours consoleG and the
last mela choly Offices performed for her by Episcopal
clergy mar and American frieres.
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Packets 20 Depart 1.
Packets TO Arrive.
Cleared.

Chas sgith, Tosn, Bsl,imore sas Richards FLANDERS
Mobile HiIlmsn; Theron tBrl scott, Hall. Wadsworth
SMITH Select Rockwell Mobile; ,ireeisn, Lhase Boston;
Oscar Kelly do, Mail Loring, do; Heber NOfeans Nor
deca. Mediterranean. Vincent Charleston; Elira Susar
Dyer Apslschicola stu,gtss Ce5r%ani wsshpg2n Hsw.
Mct;vty. Geogcown, x Bucki Tuscswils, Morr.l, 81
Marks Key West Pratt; Defiance (Brl Curry, Mir
macAi Barclay Lyingston Eutaw, Allen, Charleston,
Irwin; Nicholas Bdds Walton sayannahi Niord swedsh)
Ter New Orleans JOHN Cummings rhayer, Savannah Chief
Kelsey, ST Johns Me- Androd Bowen Island OF Jersey
Henry Peune Given, Mohile Harriet Lsuise Paint, Belize
Hond Albany, Burns, Philad.
Arrived.
SHIP Catherine Berry, from London and Portsmouth, seth
Aug, rndx, TO q Sutton.
SHIP K1tusSf Taylor IS days from Gotienburr with 1900
bars iron % bds bx to order.
Brig Rudophl Cironing, Lsndnap, days from Maan1as
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81 Clyde In article OF the nth OF September,
we nnsdvsrted the conduct Of the Comptroller In
this particular The State of Arkansas has issued S3oo
200 OF ana per bonds to constitute the capital OF
banks the institutions pay ing the interest The bank
the State Of Arkansas started in January, 1871
This time of great depression and the bank found
great difficulty in disposng OF the bonds. The general
government however, applied to, and negotiation
wsSeected between the President and the Commissioner
Of ndian affairs for portion of the state bonds
count of the Chckesaw Orphan Fund On this the bank
started but had scarcely done when the general
suspension took place. and the bank stopped The con-
has been staggering since In August, 1883,
81 the bonds sold to the North Anne
rican Trust & Banking Co. The bank, however, again
suspended last year. and has seemingly its
by those Of the banks of New Orleans hher-
to has however, believe, promptly paid the in
terest on the bonds. The July dividend depote
in the banks of this city, weeks in advance. The
following the last statement Of the affairs of the bank
BANK OF THE STATE Arkansas Branches THE
Isr MAY, 1870, COMPARED Nov. 1882
Nsr. 1889. May 1870. Increase. Decrease.
Loans, i64it7 I767,6ii 22sU24
Specie, s2s 2a,.se7 s7,453
Circulation, s030 45s,e75 I523s5
Depostes, i79,777 29i,77s $4,000
The bank processes its ability those
of New Orleans do but its notes have deprecated from
per discount in the New Orleans market in Jan.
last to 40 per cent at the latest dates
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

THIS DAY.
DRY GOODS, ke.Atisi O'clock il the sale rooms, DRY
Goods Fancy and pledged articles, Guns, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Jewelry, ~
Sale stock Of sofas Mahogany and Fancy Chas
aud articles Of SPLENDID Cabinet Furniture at io ock
Also valuable invoice of Gold Patent Lever and Lepne
Watches.
entes Furniture at iOi o'clock, at the sale rooms.-The
handsome Furnture OF family giving up housekeeping.
TUESDAY. -
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. FANCY AND PLEpGED
AkrICLESA lOl O'Clock IN t sales Rooms trunks et
giant Clothing valuable stock a Dry Goods and other mer
chandise deserving attention,
g3-AUCTIoN NoTlCEITH0MAs BELL inform, m s. ms
Of Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods or other merchandise
either the premises lis large sales room 81 Ann and
Fulton street The usual made all goods IN
tended for auction There will always be found choice arr
superior fores, Ne at private sale al
auction prices The regular furniture sale days are Wedne'
day and Sda The private sale department - as usual
under the direction Of MIR. Morse
N. B.-Apprasments attended to.
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Arrival and Departure OF the Mats.

Eastern Steamboat Mail, via stonington,
daily, except Sundays. .....s....6 Am. 81 p
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haves.
daily except Sundays ............... p. M. Al
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning, closes Saturday ........... SEM
EasternWay Mail via Harlem, w esiehester,
Norwaik, &e daily except Sandays..... I'm. A..
Hartford Mad, by steamer, daily except
Sundays 80, ..;.... AM slr.M
Southern Mai through to New Orleans,
western Mai, daily. iii rM 81 IN
Northern Maiy. daily -, AM 81 Pm
Northern Steamboat Mail, to Saratoga via
Hudson, Albany and Troy, daily. 81 Pm NJ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

On tuesday evening" 9th inst. by the Right Rev. DR.
Hughes .4dreWs to Mary Josephine, daughter Of
Charles Donney, all of this city.
On Tuesday evening the 9th inst at Hudson, by the
Rev. B. Waterbury, Mr. Gtaadi, Mcneil of this city,
to Miss Anna Wells daughter of Richard J. Wells, Esq.
of the former place.
AtClaverack on the 6thinst by the Rev. II. Sluyter,
.4brehn Pierce Esq of Claverack, to Mis- Catherine Cor
nelio lvgsto ghter of the late Robert LIE Roy Liv-
ing sten ESD, of the place.
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c. b. b r o w e r. IS

C.. Ii. IL o w Il RS
WHOLESALE ANB RETAIL
READY MADE LINEN. CRAVATS. HANDKER,
UMBRELLA STORE - ~
Corner Of William and Beekman streets New York and
lo3 Fulton street, Brooklyn
IL mems Linen shirts,
Gentlemen Muslin with linen bosoms, collars and wrist
bands; do without collars,
Colored Shirts OF every description.
Muslin Shirts, " it'll linen wristbands.
Boys Shirts Of every description,
Gentlemens silk net Drawers do linen do
Do plain do do; d lambs wool do
Do white and red Elsnnel; do do Canton Flannel.
Do silk Shirts dc do cotton DO
Do . lambs wool do; do merino do
Ladies, silk and merno Vests and Drawers,
Linen Bosoms Of every description,
Linen Collars and Wrsban' silk and cotton Night Caps
Trimmed Satin Stocks, of the latest'Yle
Trimmed Bonsszine do do
PIsi,.d 90 DO Do Do
Black and fancy Cravas,
Silk aud Cambria Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Gumelastic, silk and cotto Suspenders,
Hoskn and Kid Gloves, of su erior quality,
Linen thread aud cotton do do
Sheets, Pillow Cases aud Towels
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas and article appe
Agestlemat' " ard robe, for Immediate use
Scotch, Lambs Wool and Mefino Stockings and Socks
all Sizes.
C. B. b. thankful fer the favors bestowed him for
past three years, solc continuance Of he same shall be
his utmost endeavors to work OF the best era and
make.
B-Genemen embarkng for see, can be instantly sup.
pliei for the voyage '2l Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

CHATHAM THEArRE.-Last night there ano-
Their tire aendous house at the victorious Chatham,
and if we may Judge from the enormous bill offered
tonight there will be repetition of the jam. Jim
Crow Rice in a piece, which, # we mag judge
from the rehearsal, will rank high among the Ethio
Rice as Mr.. James Crow, W God as Leonard, Mrs.
Lewis as Juana; Master, Miss and Mr.. Wells in
the Mountain Sylph, and the two infant protigies,
Master Wood and La Petite Bertha in p'pulsr and
favorite dances Really our friend Thorne outstrips
every thing in this neighborhood.
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o. IN THE WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE.

Gg- IN THE WING GENERAL COMMITTEE
NEw York, Oct. g, 1870.
Resolved That this Committee urge upon the Electors Of
this city the fact, that THE REGISTRY FOR VOTERS
is OPEN FOR THE PRESENT WEEK ONLY; and
that the Electors be requested register their
without delry.
SAMUEL @. RAYMOND, Chairman.
Er9nG p,. W, ms.r's0' Secretaries.
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Common Council.

MoSrHLY MsErING.-Mr. President urdy took
the chair at o'clock, and directed the Clerk to call
the roll. OLly ten members answering to their
names, the President declared the meeting to stand
adjourned for four weeks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

Der Gan inquest was held at No Essex-st.,
on the body of Hezekiah Dickinson, Who was knock
ed from the deck of sloop, on the 81 inst, and
drowned. Verdict accordingly.
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U. y. District Court.

FTtseEt UuRe Detts
Ger. g His Honor had the calendar cglled over,
and none of the counsel being prepared to go on
with their cases, the Jury were discharged until
Monday next, to which time the Court adjourned.
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Ina pOrtntuOps.

LsvpoS-Per Cafhsrin,-li pigs 4 Thorburn-5s Matt
land Kennedy Co.'S w Harimsn-si slabs Tin Lawrence.
Murray Co-so rtg,r Harmony Co1i,o John Wikin.on
Il Thos Douglass Landrrth Co. phlad 10 q Schoenths-
ler-sf Conseher x McDonsid-3s n w Barstow Co.'S
Lemiug Co-iso Paul Brown, Charlsston2J Joyce X
Cheney. dos Brnies Ogilvis doso Msnove. lo-s
Bell, do Geo Co,ehs do-a iona Lucas; do Mcneil
Blair doRl5 lIlgham Fife Co dol Nestes do-22s do
sugar mould. is5 slab. tin 10 order
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HERALD MARINE NEW
Port OF New York, October 8. 1910.

rRisEs.............s n Moor ........... So
IS 80 HIGs wsrsR.......... 6 -
state OF the Weather yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures, So Nv nj NJ, light Hs,y
Meridtsuts- WNN FNr.
Sunset IS 80. T" .... ["
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

COMFORT WITH ECONOMY.
AMERICAN PGsc Observation-Disclosures LUXURY!
NHE manufacturers of the above article bee leave most
spectluy oreurn thr sincere thanks to the public, for
the aering they hay received by the
introduction Of sed wine and they hope those have
hitherto tested IT. will have the kindness and judge for
themselves stands unrvaEed for deeacy, md.ess, and
LlNTS X DONAGHER,2 27 Canal st, N. Y.
AoENTs-Mr Sly, at ltons Hotel "A Ann street Bos,oo,
and at 81 Broadway NY Nh Merchants soath
agents by app cass the r Also, city and country
chants be fully supplied on the shortest notice,
rT7- Ter,ps cash in ali cases OF im*
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Orleans on the 18th ult., advices from Matamoras,
to the LIST inst and papers from the Capital to the
18th alt, are received
Tamaulipas seems at present to be the great seat
of war. Arista has a well appointed force. 1t will
be that he marched back again, learning that
theTexian vesseswere offMaamoras II is not impro-
bable that Canaes aud Csrdenas wosld fall back into
Texas, in case of the advance of Arista with con
siderable force, and the latter would pursue them
into the Star Republic
The Texans are soon to hear the thunder of his
artillery His force consists OF 200 men, cavalry
and infantry, with five pieces Of heavy brass artil-
lery, and provisions for 20 days The opinion gene
rally entertained here is, that he will march direct
ly for San Patricio, in Texas, and thence to Live
Oak Point where several vessels have arrived with
flour. Arista is active and intrepid, and exps
renced maa-and the Texans will find him hard
enemy .
Six wagons left here on the 18th, loaded with balls
of large calibre, which to be shipped ON board
of schoon er at the mouth of the river, bound to
Tampico.
/ cannot believe that the Texian navy will ven
ture an attack, unless il is made in unison Nth the
land forces. Not of their vessels can enter
either Of the barbors or il one or two Of their small
est should get in, il will no at immense risk The
soop of war was still off the harbor last evening.
Don Ramon Guisasoa, the leader Of the late at
tempted rebellion in Tampico, has been arrested
and cast into prison.
Delaware ELEcrioN.-An election for Inspect
of the General Election, held in the State Of
Delaware. In New Castle County, the Wings have
for the first time, obtained majority: The poll was
unpre ccdently large and both parties brought ont
all their voters. The Wing majority is 1877 votes.
In 1896, the Van Buren, jority for President was
$50 votes.
This settles the election Of two United States Sena-
tors in Delaware.
Sales of Stocks at Phiade phia, yesterday.
hs Bank 66 100 do 65; SO do t5 SO do days flat,
do SO do 65 1856 65 $50 do 10 flat SIS 200 shs
yicksburg 60 HAT 81. $50 do 10 fiat 81 80 Philad Trent
RR, io
Second Board.
Phlad Gas, 1888; 100 Vicksburg, 10 flat, g..
SHIP NEWS.
PHnApELPBIA, Oct 7arr Brus, Cottrl Belfast; Larch,
Aiken Republican Hoover Albany; Comet Cox
NYork; Michigan Allen, ds.
BALTIMORE Oct North Bend Providence; cid Scotia
Amsterdam; Pavilion, NYork.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 5-sld Alexandria, Rotterdaxs
NORFOLK Oct sarr Caroline, st Johns, NIB Cleaner FIN
Boston for Baltseore
CHARLEsToS, 3arr Aisen, New York; cd Perry, do
Lucas, Boston.
SAVANNAH, Oct Carr Lydia, Liverpool.
McsILr, Sept carr Charles, NYork.
New ORLEANS, Sept 2s-arr Richmond Boston; Calvin, do
MArAsEAs, Sept sparr Charles CARROLL Vor Staren New
York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

THIS DAY.
FURNlTURF-l0 o'clock, in front of the store Marshas
sale OF Household Furniture &c.
- TUESDAY, October 10.
FuRNIrURE-At 10 O'Clock, at No. "a Mulberry street.
spit nddlassorment of Household Furniture of
and wilton carpeng superior ingram
pets marble top centre and tables mahogany dining
tea tables mahogany and fancy chairs french
seads marble top dressing bureaus seboads sofas
Also, large quantity of beds and bedding, sc.
THURSDAY, OctoberI5
PAWNBROKER'S SALE-At tn. Auction Room, at 10
O'clock By order of Lewis Levy Of 400 Grand
assortment pledges which
"a and upw ards.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
hadrons Liverpool do. Delivered at the market price
free Of carriage.
N. Is. Also 100 Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The auctioneer respectful.
notice that he will attend personally to the sale OF
Household Furniture at the dwellings declining house
keeping Liberal cash advances will be made furniture
the Inventories and OF
sOnally
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COLLECTION
OF AMERICAN VICTORIES.

Painted by Engine Lami E. j. Iabey BellaDge other
ANA, IN, LIBERATED FRENCH artists -
NEW ORLEANS-LAkE ERlE-YORK TOWN.
These magnificent Paintings twenty feet in width and
fifteen i.e hgh the first Of collections intended
to illustrate the Naval Military History Of the United
STATUS have been executed in Paris expense
thousand francs each by the most celebrated artists the
style If The sPel did epr tsto OF Victories in
the Nusee du Luxembuig End Chateau de Versailles.
TIL" first two, New Orleans and Lske krie) exhi
biting the Granite Bull Chambers
Broadway. Entrance in Chamb, street.
Admission cents Open o'clock in the morning
oin the evening. oil Inn
q urNCl FUh THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE TNsU.
"A RANCE COMPANY, No 50 Wall street, near Pear
This continue description Of
out the United States.
Director &C Zabriskie, Richard w. Redheid John Van
Boskerck Jeremiah Johnson George Strong Samuel w.
ewerre John Morrel John Leggt John sklnan, Samuel
Wnsts, Charles o. Handy, Lemusl Richardson, w r Pow
&. ZAERlSkIE, President.
JOHN J. POWERS, Secretary.
Washington Post. Agent. New York. ism
HARDWARE PAPERsoo Isx24, Qix2s, s4xss, ssrss
IL s6x4o and AXIS, for sale by
PERssE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse.
s2i 81 Liberty st
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DR.. LEVETT, DENTIST,

DIR. LEVETT, DENTIST,
go BROADWAY-(E Entrance in Warren street)
WILL feel much show ing how his plan Of
w iug Teeth the principle ofATMOSPHEkIC PRES
SURE differs from that usually adopted with III. mpor,snt
eret, be wishes the public to judge for the msel,es
tFro~ the Sunday Morning Atlas ola il2s, 1901
From long acqu with the practice
perien-e Of Mr. Leye Dentist most cordially recon-
mend his atmospheric principle practed by him
self the greatest in and he perfection Of dem
tisry.
Hours efasndanee only from O'Clock in the morning
s'olock afternoon sl6 linus
A BRAHAM VAN DYKE, late Of Newcastle, Dsi.-Ifhs
has hes living about the city OF New York las
he believed he has) will address to Enoch
Roberts Of Wilmington, bel they will hear Of something
ssi imi. ENoCH ROBERTS. WILMINGTON Del
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NIBLO-S GARDEN
THIS EVENING. Oct; s.-GkEAT AT TRACTION.
LAST NIGHT OF THE
ENGhGEMEST OF THE RAyEL FAMILY,


THIS EVENING. Oct. s--GkEAT ATTRACTION.
LAST NIGHT OF THE
ENGAGEMENT OF THE RAvEL FAMILY,
Nine PROCHE GIUBttEI will appear.
VOL-AU-vENT, and TIE GREEN MONSTER,
both on the evening.
Nine PROCHE GIUBlLEl ia the CACHUCHA.
THREE SPLENDID OVERTURES.
BArrsrE, from the Conservstore, Paris, aud French
Theatre. New Orleans.
The Evenings Entertainments will commence with
AN OVERTURE.
After which the highly Comic Pantomme Of
EOL.AU.VENT,
In which the celebrated Gabriel Rayei will exhibit his extra
Ordinary introducing La Barre Cerriqus,
crossing the stage on pole is feet high, the
most difficult and daring act at
tempted.
volauVen Gabr Ravel Gregore, Jerome Rsvel; Jaque
Antoine Ravel; sebasiss, Joerh Joseph, M Ravel Ma
nette Miss Kerr.
AN OVERTURE,
line Proehe Giub,lei will dance the Cachaehs.
a OVERTURE.
To conclude with the splendid psntomme OF the
GREEN MONSTER,
The Green Monster Elose Rave Chief the Sorcerrs Jo
seph Rave' The White Gem, Stsiiordi Grand Pri.st
Mans, Eyequej Chevaller, Miroque, Jerome Ravel:
The White knight, Antoine Rsvel; Cheyalier Ma
roc. Francois Ravel; Chevsler lie Grand, Le-
lady, Nine A Rave; Resale. Miss
Kerr; Gertrude. Nine Jerome,
Landlord, Montgomery; Doctor
Clark; Pie Man, Lyscre.
Doors a, half past o'clock. Entertainments TO CON-
mence exactly al half pastT.
An entrance 70 the Saloon will be opened from BroawaT
also from the Gsdsn, 10 ate persons visiting
the FAR who may wish 10 avail themselves Of tni. the only
opportunity OF witnessing the performances Of the kave Ia
my.
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BY BUTTERFIELD X COACHMON.
Store No 10 East Br0adWay.
Out door sales of Groceries Furniture Nc punctuay
tended IL, and resPe ctfully solicited
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$780, chaser, stating loesiior, &c. by adj
dressing T. %, Office OF tbs paper. os 81
no ThE AErLICTtU-fhs Is 10 ceriif, that was
ous affection mouth aud throat although IL CALLED
by ply scaz OF the first ding and Others Kings Evil
eddes know Thom there tored three
months and dying have now IN house
ak from ay law at thai time This thought suiing
in manner. 6lsy gave up being bel Jed her and
eosog to the conclusion ha wou est 70 leave did So
There doctored for along II and received partial benefit
bat complaint again rs bad a. The dis
my mouth and the Whole inside my head so eat Up that could
scarcely speak TO be by most
aae.s finally dsspi,red OF syer beng bette. omitted pur.
the least prospect Of ever living TO enjoy A. However
kept trying medic could hear sf amongst tue
Mpi sPis aud bers-this Increased the irritation
Inov fully TIVE conclusion that soon be censign
ed TO III. .iea tomb eoul immediately One
almost every thing else and drowning will catch at
the Resurrection ris" Well thinks may the Lind
ready established 20 character far
pectons found Their. had heen performed by the
ly released boy oi Msss castle idrews in
Fa5as Village aud commence taking them the first or July
lat Al that time the whole Of the inside OF ny nos,h aud
that without taxing the pills. My health
and has continued "a get better this date My
old aud have bern afflicted Beyond description for
and haak God fer the benefit have received
think they we'll merit the name OF esurreeten PILE for
they have raised when all other ,den,s had failed There
is work in this matter know the pills h.v. cured
of my sufrrng they will ease call At my rest.
dsnes the 70 of faln Onoadga couaty, the
~ c world, hopis that Il ma Gal The h,na. q 9Th
similarly Afflicted. IRA HoDGsON,
Forssic By 10. FAY, General Agent. New York,
osit' AT ~ and 100 Fulton at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

PAUL b. LLOYD AUCTIONEER.
A SSIGNEES' SALE OF CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
~ SEWN. MCCORMICK will sell this day, O'Clock,
st No. ourtisnd street by order Of $50 heavy
Coats Jackets and Pantaloons suitable
and othes Also an assortment # Fancy and Staple Dry
stairs, collection of valuable framed Italian OIL Paintings
worthy the attention of connoisse &c.
N. b. Sale of ekgant Furniture at the auction ROOM Fri
day, by order oil the sheriff, at &c o'clock. os ~
SECOND AND LAST SALE OF MODERN PAINT.
- lNGS the granite bnidg Chambers and
BroadwayIOn Fa'r sday evening" Oct 18TH at o'clock pre-
csely collection OF framed Oil Paintings the
most celebrated artists of PARIS The Paintings
tor exhibition (adsnisson fre) from O'Clock NJ O'Clock
NJ Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call
and examine them oe tI5th
90 Ladies viii find the adv of French Pills
IN. column on the 9TH page. sl6 amis.
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THE GYMNASIUMS,
OK GREEN AMI % ANN CTQEE re

RE full operation. The exercises the in are well
a adapted TO all ages, and has shown they
IN fact decidedly superior to all Others for preserving
health Invigora the and fully
muscles Certificates the ply
this city and ofhese
by Nj. Fuller be VI establshsnent
spaing and k.neing taught the approved print
ciples
Ajunior class for G mnascs alternately at Green and Ann
In addition and altogether Independent OF the other exer-
eises, there has lately hesn ESTABLISH Bowling Alley
Ground and Shooting Gallery TO which gentlemen
scribe without oniine memb,rs cfihe Cy mnasiuu
An Evening Class viii be formed diatsy and continue
during the inter.