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Je1i No 10 J"nn- >L-Ihri Story, Sc~-Iors. u
CHE.a2 CARPET sTOHE.-rhe ,ub,cri
X her offers Tor sale .Hd splend! assortment Of
3py Brussels tine and supcriine Ingram CaFp-iIng Oil
Cloth Rugs, Malls, Mating It'll all olher articles
.roted with the business chca ser than an be houp AZ
oth-r The city. Persons from the country CITY
wishing 10 purchase NIL find IL much ,h- advantage L.
cal before uFc aSi1g e'e"ere. u = Casa. south
side near broadway. DANIEL " WILCOX. au.1 iin
IAtFETiIS:s CHEAP EOIi CASH
y l.. n VI. :. BRO'iN, offering BRUSSELS
ply Ingram aGd Russia Carpets torns hen cannot
fan to please the economical. Rugs Doo- Mis- STAR
Carpets and Rods Table Covers Oh Cloths sc, good,
and cheaper than at any siTaar e2b ishmen ~ this
city. l.. * VI. 5. BROWN
N22 lm' No. l6l ChathslG--trcet. NsS-fork.
NALL n WaNTER GOODS.-H. VIII
L LlAllS s. Co would politely invite the Ladies 10 cal
and their large Spi-add OF PLAIN
figured plaid and striped Mousselise De LANES, all
prices from to hi.ings per yard. TaglIoai and - Ks
of a coors together With full assortment OF French and
English Mernos, F.rnels &c.in short full assortment
OF Fall and Winter Goods for >nlr cheap. 1t
HENRY WILLIAMS Il co, >UJ Grecaw:eh-si.
N.R-Freuch, English lad American Prints iro.R u 10
shiliisss ~ I'm
nN,: PRICE sTOHE-Gentlemen wishing to
- purchase coos cheap Cioing would do we'll 10 ell
ut 33! chatham siret where they ran find garments at
Cioth Coat, % to !2 Cloth Jackets. 81 to So SAT-
Pants 81 - To $40; Cloth Pant, s. to $3.50
oil I'm JACOB COGSWELL.
NEW SAs. GOSDs.-ALFRED SMITH,
y Mercllsnt Tailor No. 10 Fu,on-st. would invite hi,
friends snd the public call and hl> stock of
new Fall Goods consisting OF Cloths HssnercS and Vest
ing, suited 10 the fall trade. Gentlemen leaving their
crs nay rely upon their being fulfilled IN tae most salts
factory Terms moderateCash delivery - II
nat ST0RE FOR S.ti.E-Adup;ed 10 the
retail business. situated IN the central part of the
city. ~ith good OF patronage. Terms cash. Ths
i good opportunity for snail capitalist. For farther
information inquire nj 26- Spring =. % D.
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CEYSUS OF 1910.

Official Epit"me ofthe Whole Population
ofthe states aud Territories OF the United
Stat0s, exhibiting The general aggregate
amount OF each desc riptlon Of p ers-ons, by
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Awful CoxDlrioS.-A Scotch paper. (the Ber
wick Adyertiser,l tells story of who
sucked into the stream and carried over The + ais
Of Niagara-,har he was drawn into the great
whirlpool below, where he whired rapidly
round for he space Of a fortnight. and where he
was happily kcp, alive by means OF biscuits which
were thrown HIM by people standing on the banks
s;eam,tug was procured from Kingston stout
cable thrown TO the man, and a heavy head OF
steam PM on, when, with great difficulty, he WAS
dragged out
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- a. si.E 4 Gu sIFJs,
= E...,,{ s..sl AND c:LAa 100 BOW

t,tllrt1 II = x AN ID c<IA5 S-HUU DO W :
| ERy.-MERRIrrS & PAGE are opening a: their
,,- 100 Rovery aud BIS Cirandsrset. large number
~ patterns OF Diarer AID Tea Ware which, with their
r,n.r extensive OF China plain and cut ias-
AIMS, tilrantoes, sc. renders their stock a. com
nlete IN variety be found ~ The city- h'useAteP
advantage will lind II al obJect TO gave them e-ii-
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1N V.ET.-Anl ro.se..ioa glven on lhe 3

NJ 40 TET.-hnd possession gwen on the hf,t
a: of November next-rhe n.~ two story brck ID sel
In House No - FIRST contains eleven rooms
with panries &c. comfortably arranged for one or Two
families with separate Kitchens The Hou:c Is p cc
f ont and rear aud the lot which 100 feet deep IS veil
Ind OUT with logged walks. plots wood hou'es
,,lorn vault Sc TO suitable the will he
pur at 400 dollars -nI Apply to c. DUROls,
~ Roadway mr. 81 Wafer 81. GG eod2w'
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lIIST RECEIVED
NOTICE.
No. ffi BOWEIsI is lee

So No. IA BOWEi2i is decidedly the res
a. establishment in Ne~fork TO get bargains N the
s. Boot and Shoe line; you haze only 10 ca! 10 DC
ChIr.Rs Boots Shoes aud CATERS, all her variety o
NV own manufacture ,arraated FIRST rate at price.
10 .ui; the times. Likewise large assortment oil good
count-y york which will he sold very cheap
iya WILLIAM AGATE, III bo~ery.
AIRS PERRY, MILLINER AND DRESS MA
vi KER 2s5 Grand street. respectfully informs tae IL
die ut and riciaiy tisat she ht-a:s opening
he. show Room, on Thursday, lil Inst wh an e'e:ant
assortment Fall and Winter Pars'aT MILITARY men
Tor elegance cortectDss, OF style aud superior "orkmAl
ship pladges herse: are NOT surpassed ~ ls cry
Fr Ler louy experience aad superior facilities she ~
enabled % offer Hats of the fines, fabric at the olio"Ihs
extreme low prices Elegant six la-. various patterns
from - 20 10 :; 90 Rich Ns'et- at sqraiiy 10" pfise'
Particular pains taken IN king up laiit- own maize
oII Il, MRS PERRY - Grand =.
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF real. rs
TATE AT NEW Brighton, Staten Island TO the
amount Of SeyE. HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
v,HE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW-BRlGhT0N AZ
ISOLATION offer for sale, by sub,crpton five hun
dred block, of ground. the most ehgby situated oil any
they possess. respects coGguy 10 the ferries and al
so several of the most elegant asd Gesrabis villas and
country srns In the vicinity OF the city Of New York
h.s ire kunred blocks to he disposed OF al eight
hundred dollars every of them all eos tan eight
building isl aud Mi sielsure about W. %! ~" icet be,
ing sufficient for n neat ttnge and garden plot
Eich subscriber viii Obtain block valued at accord
, r M b ali. M .ae by the Association the two
years) from $1,000 $3.50, and he may have allotted
him property wora from idly TO sixty times the value OF
, sulsc rip0a On OF them are splendid Improve
et comprising large MANSION houses, hoies cottages,
docks. SC. III perlrc, order.
The plan adopted for dsposing Of the above property
presents great Inducements to the capitalist desrous OF
making good investments and TO all who wish 10 obtain
eo:nIry re, idence moderate price aud IN poston
the most lable IN the vicinity Of Ncw-York. For
ample: The elegant country seat With abou: four Of
Land adjoining, raceAtly flashed by Thomas E.Das Esq,
exceeding $50 0eO, aud which Is Unfiyalled for
Jeauty Of will become the property OF Of
tie -ubcrbes free and unineumbered at cost TO hun
Of only SECS
To some otte sub iber will be ted free and uu
acamber>d; Belmont Honse" and grounds, now oc,u-
pied seminary for young ladies, at an annual rentof
500.
Tie splendid Partition" erected in 81,
ceedng $4,000, Including the grouhds aud ouiouiGIng
I'll IL! 70 anoiher free and uuDcumbered
Brighton House which, with the grounds Coz, oyer
$4,000 and seyera! and beautiful cottages WIZ oe
com. the property OF other sGbscr9ers'
The Association in Offering large an emoua, Oh va'
liable property time on such asorsoe G
merely remark that they are promP'ea ~ ~ - iy
With The viev Of closing their affair . ahnl the is Of
.net TT, f,eI confident thst each subscriber
viii obtain property greater 10 value than the amooat Of
az s9 the improved properly (Which cost in all
$4,000 with maps and syh p soeamsn can
,",a,,oo Int their Office, 40 Wall first door
N Hanover street, Who iii give all farther details the
Terms Of subscription for undivided of eigbe
hundred dollars, as follows:
In cash efuU
In bond payable in one ana two year,, on
interest ..--.'---.----------..--. 1O9
SEQ
Book. Of subscription are opened rs EDWARD a. NJ
COLL Eco Tfus:ee a, the Office CT the Flew York Life
AID Trust Company, No g Nals;
" 4. The cash pa, mcnt viii be deposted II the New
Ynrk LIE .5d Trnt Company aa1 the receipt OF tha
Secretary Of the Company aiYen to all SUBSCRIBER.
By order Of the Trustees
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or ut each eud end boiled III resinous coIlro'on "lch
makes II very durable, and free from al he objections
charged a-ans lead pipes being luxurious 70 health
The advantages peculiar 10 them are csezpneSs tura-
b,y eae of operation and security against irost they
are .o light aa, purisbe and easily pu; up removed
T4e universal celebrity Which the : Pumps have OBJ
tanned where hey arr best known together With much eN
p~rep.a wbich Tie .ub.crber hss had IN the business
makes him coadeu of giving entire satisfaction to every
purchaser.
curatc measures Of the from the top OF the plaio' nj
to the bottom 50 that the length may be ofmed suitably
al the shop.
Persons budinr new cis,erns AID designing 10 place
these Pumps IN then need no, Incur The expense oil
curb above the PLATFORM the Pump Is secure rgaln>t
itost without II.
a. caution in regard to other kinds Of Pumps II CIR
cuatiou which have mol my label upon TEA the pipe
aud wooden parts of which berg made OF rhis- nooG
md some of them Of cucumber rood deem II proper TO
saw thzt all the wooden pipe OF manufacture Is select
ed fro the hes, OF hie pine heart staff free from sep
aud being boiled and well saturated n r-Snous coHpo-
.tou i. warranted in every rospec; superior article
The following persons agents for the sale OF my
pumns md have Ut all times suppg IN hand
Mes.1s Osborn q Little, Hardware Dealers, SO Fulton
:, Y. Mr.. James s Gould, 366 south Market st. Al
'1 Tyoy WI jn ,tt " f-'''-' = HwARREN.
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~ ..s,IR ~ i-N = a. 49, -,
a;:; Country Sent 10 miles froni The city. located IN
Queens County, l.. containing upwards u! 20 acres of
nrs, rate land. The buildings double house.
ern tnrh nth crates, marble muntl.s, oldng doors
sc extr, kitchen ai.O large barns wagon house
rIac house. shop prnnnry, poultry house ald yar'
hou. g. with all other for large
family The fruit OF the best kind and every variety
,pplcs cherries, &c. in 'bumdsncc
4 large amount of the mohey may remain on bond and
mortgages or BROOKLYN New-York city property would
nc ken in exchange Address l.. W. 5. at This Office
80 If
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SARATOGA WATER, from thu Iodine Spring
- The iodine Spring contains much more Iodine AID
Carbonate OF Magrcsia than any Other ouatan and
sequentl. the powerful Alternative and aperent. 1t
is highly charged with Carbonic tias, which render, 1t
gungant and delightful drink.
"A KELLOGG, Owner, Saratoga Spa.
Sold NJ wholesale and all III New-YoTk by a. B. N
bands Druggists - and 100 Futonstreet retail by
David Sands & Co - East Broadway J. X Chiffon sh3
iroacvay; Niihau. lS) Broadway; Slocum, corner OF
roadv az Chapbcrs-sreet; Souilari Deliuc. 5cl
broadway and Park Row: Rushton a. AspiHwalc So WI
liam. street DR.. Minor. 1913 Broadway Hart. ITS Broad
way Ring, GA Broadway Dodd 6i2 Broadway Coggos
hall I'll Pcars;raet Lewis A. RosennIler 81 Blecck-
crstreci lin us Gfeenwich.street Jer-ncs Bennett
GS Greer wiG-st-eet; Burger, "a Cortlandt street Rot
ION lg~ East Broadway. s4 I'm
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Total number Of persons hoa:d Of vessels Of war
in the lncI naval service. June |, 1870 ljn
making the total aggregate population Of the United
State, : CGs. 6G6.
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hENs. h7As:Ass a co.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOtNDRY,
81 Fulton. corner of Sold-strcet,


OfrHE subscribers take this method Of anDouRcng to
their friends and the publiS generally that, having
purchased tho extensive aud we'll known Type Foundry
tormerlv ed by Mc,srs Conner Cooke they have
uoyed tho same to their present central location Having
made extensive revs0ns alterations and additions they
are now prepared orders of any magnitude they
Say be- favored with with prompness aud on as favorable
tera as al any Foundry America. To their Specl-
men BOOK which has been recently extensively circulated
tlcy would respIct.y refer.
All articles manufactured By them shall be Of material
equal il not superior any manufactured in this country
and undergo thorough examination TO appearance,
rnngar dressing and properly asserting All articles ex
hhlted Specimen Book formerly issued by Conner
Cooke together with Fonts sold by the can now
be furnished from TINS Foundry without delay with many
since added.
WI. HAGaR N co are Agents for the sale of the VA
pier Washington and Smith Presses, which, together with
Chases Cases, Composing Sticks, Furniture, lax, and
every article used the Printing Business will pe Kept
on Hand, andf!rnished at manufacturers prices.
N.I No Machine Cast Type manufactured AZ this
Foundry. JcJ-u
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yIOVEI,s TRUNK REPOSITORY
let Pearl street, opposite Cedarst The proprietor
Of tbs e>tab hn, The pe4sur. Of Offering to deal
and the public generally tue largest aud varied
.ock Of Travelling and Packing Trunks, CarPe, Bags
Vali.e- &c SC tsot be found IN this city Dealer.
and other- MI; . call sud rIaaihe ~ the as'ort
me at IL full bud prices low =. I'M
nrcytlsa. PICKLES -. :-Ordors received
for O.bo-n's Assorted Pickles III Gnons, halves ana
JOHN BROACHS,
5t a- 90 Puitnn-st near Trout
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SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

PEN MANUFACTUREK TO THE QUEEN
(,AUTl0N.-'The high character Of these Pens has in
~ ducei attempt tho part of several dsreputahle
nakcrs 10 practice fraud only upon Mr. elliott but
also upon The pubic. An inferior article bearing the his
spelled nante thus, Giiot, emitting the final 7, in
the market II readily he detected by it, unfinished
Appearance and the style III which it's
Obs6r5e the genuine Pen, all marked III full s
>eph Gilioit= Patent" JasePh elliott warranted "
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5 C II O o L S

I,VEFiNts school,. 1t the Greenwich stree,
Il SEMINAR Biz Gieenslca stree will open this eve
uug October School Tor Young Ladies VII! be open-
e at The same irne the Female Department. under the
,lperintendeuce Of Mss prat,. Terms Moderate. A
A. ofN ouaa Ladies receive instruction. iroR 10
O'Clock, p 81
B-A Yes uare pupils can be received in ,he Day
School % In y. CAMP, Principal
;NVENlNCs AND DAY sCHOOL-At the
II CLASSICAL and Commercial Institute 5+ broai~hy.
4. NEWMAN. Principal. Terms iron, 81 10 50 IN the
ming $40 in the day school for the Eng
.sh hraucAe, and from - - for the Languages
French and Spanish ;augGs by Professor BAS>ET Pu-
fi> admitted at any time. unquesuonahle references
gwen. So Ina
EVENING AND DAY SCHOOL, III the
~ VI. T.. Church, Seventh street ;aw doors east OF
Third Avenue-A NEWMAN and d. BLACkMAN.
Principals Terms. from - IS per quarter IN the eve
cng aud from 81 s. the day School Tor the EEgss
branches, and from ): 10 s. for the Languages
Frsrch ani Spanish Augh, by Professor Ba.set Pupils
admitted II any time. IS I'm
l1Rs:Nass LANGUAGE. Madame l.. MA
4 Mesa DURAND'S first class for the season com
nenees hi, evening. by the system she purSHes the
learner mas acquire fair knowledge OF French by only
iew lessons eek of hour each, during the writer
nVAyyGSGs ~ PAfNTdNG.-F. GRAINS
~ SCHOOL, No. - IsPeuart II. Is opeu for The
reception Of pupils Schools aud Glasses Al prvsts resi-
ences attended usual. SIS I'm
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,5.1I; syi.E or 10 LNT.-A new

t,A sFDst sshE Or 10 LET.-A new
l;. brick House pleas ,ny situated 10 25th street he
Iactn the I'd gld Sd Avenue. The House Is - by 80
feet two stories and Basement the lot rs % feet inches
sep The subscribe rsNtend to erect stable on the
rear which will mske desirable residence for
nen. The above House and lot be purchased on ed
For further particulars inquire at 30
PIt-strnri o. LUDI IN s. GILMAN. RuiIder. % Ivy
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.re A FEW SMALL. & MOE FA.sgaS,

e5% with comfortable Improvements, located in this
-<1e<-- state These Farm. would be sold exchanged
f,r Dry Goods Groceries, Horses Wagons. Carrages
Boots 7ni shoes Almost any hind of trade for prices
extremely low If application be made soon. Maps, da-
rams and particulars will be given at 10 John ST. &c ia
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PAVILION FOUNTAIN, Saratoga spnng,
l THIS celebrated Mineral Wa er constantly on hana
fresh from the Spr;ncs for sale, Wholesale and retail
bv the A.cu,s. GASSSER & YOUNG, l3l Cha'hahi-st
Sent 10 any part OF the city free Of ~ N
VETO so BAD BREAD ~ CAA e.
At 10. ssh Hudson sud % Walker street, can be had
yerv .uue,ior me made Bread and very large leaves
H. Cake. are all made from the best Dairy Butter the
market Affords fancy articles, sucn a. hisse-
Mlcsrox. Finger ioui and French Biscuit &c C ana
Ig, Plum an Pound the very hast quality anu orns-
m MOI IN a most elegant style. All AZ NIL NEh
NB The subscriber also makes the old style Of Bread
from RIVE aad Wheat Flour, INK ed.
20 Bov, waited to learn the baking business. o6 In
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.lTANEED -i Jourueyman CarpcnieF- "Su s'eus-
n,u who has been Sa,h-makigs BUSINESS ah "i'At'
iuiSh trade at house csrpentns "hh sood recon-
,neRdaliols can fnd employment BY calling on
90 Ip LOCKE. II Ann -
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= 55YD go BAD BREAD ~ GAIA =
DosTOy sROWN anEAD.-The sub,c

D0sVOS BROWN 3lEAD.-The subscrI
ID Der would respectfully inform the citizens O. Ne"
York that he prepared TO supply them with the above
article of superior luaty winch may be- obtained at
the following places Nos. 2i Blocker. ST, i26 Bo~ery
2a Canai-si 2i3 Centres. LIB Walker- 81 Division
st. 165 Pearl Al orders !sf at either OF the above
places or ct III. Bakery 23 Charles will be promptly
stts AIDED to. ~ In. EDWIN I. DANIELS
"a lihar, dlscnnnt 70 n ~. q no .ell again.
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DOARD-At ~ Beekman street, for the winter
- Cnll anl 90 Inn
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~ TO LET-A handsome two story House i|
lis: Wavoriey place, near Washington P.s4ds Pc"
.r-eIus ,sIedi-ly Rent low to good tenant sp stt
la 4Sast3NTs ysp s.ET-A r"om and h.''-ro"u
n; with cosc.s, pautres &c. suitable Tor
Also one large room, extraordinarily well Lighted suila
Tie for a wof k-shop Inquire the premise of
~ ,c IOUN cCKE n Ann -.
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w A N T s.

NANTED-A female Ciear.Maker. None bG;
" nr.irste haai need apply. that Hosk >fan-
H. Inquire ~ % West Broadway OF 81
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lDOaSSD--A gentle nan and his he, or single
Dgrniemen can b. accommodated with pleasant front
Dom aud -antry attached; Also snail bed room If de-
fred, with board. desirable location down town,
where the family i. SMALL and the erns woali made
moderate II engaged for the winter. Address A. 81 box
iQg LAWYER Pos, ,Iicc oi tN'
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VINCENT L. DILL'S
FIRST PREMIUM
( r + Il Z Q T GPZ s0UN ID ",
No ~ Fdltoa-sI. fourth story Ss1 York Ieig If

J. 3. SW AIN.
BOON AND JOB PRINTER.

iees No 10 Jahn. sL-Thr5 slsry. N.s,Yocs. Ii
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corner Of Reach--t Il. II.-
CnvaP. CHEAP: CHEAP. al JAMESON
I 4 JERYlS'S Cheap Engraving aud Printing Oiie=-
visiting Card Plate engraved and fity Cards for only
Ss,S ali and examine specimens No. 20. Courtlard
corner Gres1-ien o. 'in
YIN9NCfs AND AMERICAN PAPER
/ HANGINGS and Eorders, FOR sale cheap. Al the
United States Paper Hanging and Band Box Warehouse,
- Cssal-stroet near Br-adEay Nevyors. Rooms pa
nefed IL the ueai-st manner.
and sla JOSHUA BROWN. e5 Cahal-street
EECiaEs APPLIED by MEs. SARAH
A HARPER, No. AZ Ye.ey,st Who has had many Years
experience in the bpsgss,, IsHp
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{i&NEEB-A s';aa:ion 10, boy betSeen 70 AID
w Il years oil, - appreBtice rtrs has besa
gears eioibiGg sso:e sGi BE- Vel recon
headed. Apply at 273 B.~ery. the s,ole. Salary
Moderate. ol@ Ii
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LADY Byron ASD HER DArGHrER.-lhe fol
lowing j.. from ine Foreign Cores ouIence OF the
American:
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9tLflIaX EATING HOUSE, i49 FELTON,
- street. extending 10 II Ann street-Green Turtle
Soup every day ssas Poultry and Game the best our
J,arket affords. Wines, Ale, &c. hot lunch served
the Bar every day hapsst 10. Breakfast DnneI ano
Supper at the usual hours. Free Concerts every Sga
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~ An III d or =Ppreat'ee- 10 The amp maSing
W business, 10 - 10 Newsfk y. J. Enquire OF j. W
Ra>l :. uls-p-strret. pp stars, betsc the hoursp
sad 3 o'olocs P II. "Wednesday. Oct. H. a
,her time. X. 3. Nom need apply ~iShou, the S.>i
-,fsrsnce, olI3g'
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man, fuy competent 20 teach the class g ans
she 1fcrcu; branches of Esgl,h who Is nov preparing
l,elt Tor professional hie Is DESTROYS OF obtaining
tsatn teacher reasonable terms, or ~
instructor pri,a'e family. The best Of references
S'es His eNpcrerce Il. teaching vail warrant ent'Te
'Nsi>Ac'iou % his employer. p"r,0na iuttTve" may
DC had by addressing b. Upper Post uifce. ols 81
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nOCg AND BUILDING STONES
~ Subscriber vl dehver board oil vessel Sed Milk
Prison Dock Dock Store for Is cruts per ion' ah1
BaIdin. Stone for b Gil par TOD ,s.2
States Prison, Mount Pleasant '9Is yy.GITR Aesut
iel2 sm u l. Or
CCFT CANDY FOR COZ n-,.cie md ii ali
W Commenced the manufacture oil tnls u ''''e 4-1
teon ea".tsst supply during the season
A' ~ ln. ''- .G, HooGklNsr ~ copr'sh4-'t
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{SOAssL-A geut!eiGsn ami b., vile All suigls
- gentleman eau have good board ~ private family
,hcrc there hut few boarders desirable situation
near ST. Lukrs Church Had>on-,treet, by dressing
- Il has III will meet eiti attention. 'l23 81
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Horea very pleasant and convenient loealon sel In
G)0AEfD AND NSGisa NAY be obtained IN april
ID vate family nv applying at 200 Hudson-sL ie7-U
;1DARDlrE.-Slngie gentleman (and no Others
~ residing 10 tie Loser pnr OF the City caa he NC
aomncd-ted with good Board, with without ruoIaa -
IS Futor-st Also three four can have Dinner Only
r,ls.,,.L e2i a.
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iIyAN;Sl .-amercaH and foreign SeryaatIs.,
w ofthc mt G. las constantly I lS9 Ro~ery g.
,.JANTED-Prot Mt Servants TINS day. Al the
on w. r. ELLIOTT. Proprietor
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'NAiAOR~-W 4n'ed. - hands t. make Bes'er
Costs and CNssmefo r,uialoons. Also. DGtca %
English Boy, who cancoma web recommended Apps 10
OH 81 JtGES NATHAN, 10 Ce,.ar-st.
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..as,sDANe: - NENN-N stt.sA.

s.:3lssk RIDING. an = r. W kVErA.
(,EN'ILEMEN visiting NcH-iurA viii hnu ,idet auc
I Z pleasant homo al the GRAHAM HOUSE, No. g.
BARCLAY street; where ample accommodations era sti
tncs reserved for oarders u afforded NJ mod
erLte Prices by the day week No fumes Of Tobacco
or Alcohol will be iouut to tn'ut tho atmosphere.
NIB lew permanent Bosrders will b. taben.
Nov York. hpril Nm 1871. u NOSWELL GOSS