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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23

Il Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, lSf Broad
way would inform the gentlemen Of New.York that his
Fall and Winter style of Hats is ready for their inspec
ton and critical judgement Claiming the distinction OF
having been the first project and abide by strictly
AMERIca style of Hats instead of 5erTiley copying The
Fashions of Europe, which are clen rnsaied 10 our cir
mate and manners he roces to perseve that others have
seen fl 10 follow his lead, and that now the following o.
European Fashions in Hats is amos, entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
He offers Winter style OF GeneRens Nutria Hats a,
50 So and warrants them equal in MATERIAL tnsh fashion
and durability TO any Hat sold as low as 81 in the city
But he wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats
not sold at this price, 81 90 These he recommends
As equal to any hat sold in NewYork at s. under and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
a and examine his stock OF Winter hats and Judge OF
their quality He whether the cheapest
The 5e u: is desired the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try him (saOtD o. FISH, 1877 Broadway.
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DIED:

IN Monday morning aIst inst OF Consumption in the
5s,h year OF her age, ar Emeline G. GEsnaD ehc' oi
James NJ. Graham. .-..,,
At Brooklyn New 20, John Mann, aged &c years ae'
tive Of England Thorn.
TON wife Of DR. john Z. Thornton, and third daushier
of the late General Harrison
Al Geneva Nov. 10, iiiss Mary Cavity, aged Il
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MARRIED

On The I'D inst a, ST. Georges Church by the Rev DR..
Minor, Francis Domnick 10 Miss Ann Z. Mef AL OF his
city. 80, ~.
i,Jackscn n. Y, Nov. IL James B. Jsrman Of New
burr Catharine E.. daughter OF the late Co. clara
Rice. of jackson
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In.iah Richards. Auctioneer.

II Sale of Co!orcd sl<ivers, Bonabina-
ers' Clo;., nd Marble Paper.-BANGs, RICH
ARDS ). PLATT Nc 1876 Broadway, viii sell This Aer-
ernoon O'Clock, l50 dozen black. and maroon
colored Skver suitable for hacrs pocket book makers;
Also consignment boo.-binders Cloth. assorted pat
terms, medium marble paper. Ac
IL The great sale damaged Books from iarper's es
tabisbmen will be continued This Evening, aad every
evening during the week. For particulars see advertise
fnent under Auction Head. 1t
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u Fn.! style Of Gentlemen. aEnts-BiRD
OF Pine and Nassaus;rec,s, has ready Tor in
specon and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats. 90 FSlIIWt
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ARRIVED.

Ship HeIlespon Ellis Il DIS I'm Havana. mtze spoord
& TilssOn.
Bark Globe, Eshng, I'm RIO de Janeiro 2st Sept mdne
TO 6. ". Darby.
,.rg Warsaw, 10 pman, Is days from matauzas With
sugar TO MAS 'er.
Br schr Mary, anderson IS days from Cumberland, s.
with potatoes, &c, 70 Weed
BELoW-A ship, supposed to be the packet ship Can,
bridge, im Liverpool Also ship and brig Wind light
W. :. W.
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II The following Publications for sale
office Of The Tribune Nassau-streei, opposite the
City Hall
FRANKLIN EVANS. or ihe Inebrate. Price .2i cents
LIEB!G'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY .............25
LIEBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. 20 g
DICKENS AMERICAN 0TES..............12t g
PAULINE, Tale OF Normande.
WESTERN CAPTIVE, or the Times OF Tecum-
Ssh..... ....'.'SI
UNITED FRESHMEN. Their Live and Times. .25 :"
LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE Is
MORLEY ERNST FIN .........................l89 .
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY Observation-Disclosures. 81 .
PHANTOM SHIP, or Tales OF the Sea- by Marry
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES.....25
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V1HE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL of

FS1HE FOURTH ANNUAL bAAL oi
Tho T,,desmsr7s Fire Engine Co. No. 81 viii be
held at The Apollo SalooG $40 Broadway, on Friday Eve
uny Nov 25 1872 waiace's celebrated Coiiion Band Is
engaged for the occasion The floor will be under tic
management of Mr. Isaac Devoe, assisted by Committee
who will exert themselves reuder this enc o. The most
agreeable Balls OF the seassn.
Tickets 10 be bad OF either OF TIE Committee or a: the
Apollo Saloon Tickets 81 CO. Dancing coslinence al
o,riork precisely. J. Il. HOFFMAN.
X. Fl. CHEEsaiAN, Secy. hl9 W.
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ri EW-YORK MUSEUM AND Pic

TURE GALLERY, Broadway. euposte The City
Hall TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION POWER
FUL NOVELTIES The Real FUDGE MERMAID
Unprecedented Perormances-Nine Performers 10 DC sees
for one smiling.
Mr. H. Bennett Manager hn, the houoc TO announce that
he will present array OF iae, Fever before offered at
any Museum in America. He TANKS he may with conf
dence that such Galaxy OF Stars The following
Lavs seldom been submitted 10 the p2Glic.
Master e. d. Hughes the admirable Harp Player: Mast
J. A. ughes The Infant Siclin,, Miss Hughes the lltIe
Lyra; Miss Clemepce, The accomplished dsnssuse SiiSs
Diamond: The unr Vailed ETHIOPIAN Dancer; Mr. JenLa,,
the uuequaied Banjo Player bliss Resale, the charming
Sones,ress; and Mr.. Boyce, The celebrated Singer On
Tuesday and Thursday Mrs Looms Will deliver lecture
on Physiology, commence oclnck. A day perform
ance III take place Wednesday and Saturday, usual
Evening entertainments TO AT q. O'Clock Adj
iuittunce 10 the whole, shilling Extensive prepara-
tioaS ARE beng made 10 celebrate Evacuation Day.
The Minister'S Huehes' Heneft on we'd e,day: ~
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM-Marhle build

"A Ing, Broadway, opposite ST. Paups Church. Best
attractions in New York Positively last week OF The
wonderful and real MERMAID Mr. W4NCAELL, de
ciedy the comic itDta,or in America; he LiLLi.
PCTlAS FANILV ,i>ting OF ten wou1eriri ueecTii
ers; Mr. oCoNSELl the rattooed nia, who viii gre
history his adventures While eleven years prisoner
among barbarous savaees Miss HOOD The popular vocal
jst: "a FETITE CELESTE, the charming daasense :;
NIAGARA FAL LIS, with real water; The MARINE TEL
E>COPE Illuminating body OF water the SLBtNo
LADY, Fincy lass Blowing, Grand CoSmorama, and
$4,000 curDsjties.
Performances "Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons at
O'Clock, and every evening hall past O'Clock Day
yi,ilers admitted free ,he evening AdmSssD 20 the
whole q cssis: chiirirtr haif rrlcc.
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: Spenccr announces to gentlemen

u Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
ments completed for supplying according 10 pre-
vous intiHation, FINE Fur HAT at price (S3 2j)
which shall render it emphaticaly the cheapest well as
lowest priced Gsntismen's Fur Hat sale in this
city II prepared in the style which characierizes
finest article and like that article is offered price
which cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned with all confidence afirm IL 10 be
tie gentleman and economist the most desirable Fur
Hat set offered. (o2Or0 SPENCER, 24o Broadway.
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u An Elegant HAT for 81 o. .-2 Cents

u INK k1ItSdHt Nut RVA . " =" 0V'N.
PARKER & Co. are continually receiving from their
Mandatory fresh supplies OF the ELEGANT MoLEsSrS
Dress Hat imitation OF The FREScH, which they are
selling at the above astonishing low price f. Co by
system OF business peculnr lhemseve, are enabled TO
offer The community Hats of fine materials, superior work
an,hp end OF perfectly fashionable character at prices
far below what has ever been attempted by any other
house in America engaged in the sale OF GENTLEMEN
Hats, Sales Roenl corner Centre St aud City Hall Place
nj lMlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23

FD New American NaYel.-PUFFER HOP
INs, or ibe Career OF Modern Politician, by Corre.
Mathews, Esq, author of,he Motley Book &C. &c
This is humorous descriptive Tale written much n
the Pkwckan STYLE and OF the characters are quite
graphically portrayed is The immortal Semvs" OF
Boz The admirers Mr. Mathewss writings often aluds
to him a. The Boz 81 America and doub, that tss
work. point of AMI quiet hunor. viii uy
sussin his reputation.
The above work will be published TOMORROW
JONATHAN.
Price Il! cents or ten copies for dollar.
WILSON s. COMPANY, Publishers l62 Nassau 81
u The New-XorL weekly Tribune OF last
JoHs c. CALHovs on the condition of American Credit in
Europe and The indispensable necessity of doing
thing to meet The alarming crisis Two Lectures OF DrJ
Augustine Smith Geology; Editorials The State Of
New.York the Result Of the Election The Eject OF the
Tariff &c &c &c: Governor Stewards Opinonin the Case
OF John c. Colt; Boston Correspondence; Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad; Five Days, poem OF Truth The Part
ing Tale, from The Ksckerbocker Several columns OF
original and selected matter embracing all the and
events of the week Election Returns from all TIE Counties
in the State complete List of the Senator'S ard Members
Of Assembly composing the next Legislature OF this State
full and compee Report Of The transactions OF the week
in Ashes Flour Grair Provisions Ic Money Market, and
Wholesale Prices, and Stock Table, &c.
II The w EEKLY TRIBUNE is one of the largest News
papers printed in the United States continuing u columns
OF closely printed Price 81 cents - year.
GREELEY & McELRATH,
Tribune. uiidipgs $50 Nsssan-street.
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so,rssos Noenps,asRs Library. p.2 st

E9ALL AND WINTER GOODS at tho
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, i42 Fulton.street, near Broadway.
The subscribers prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS 10 exc
cute orders garments the shortest and at arna
dvance from Our purchases are made exclusively for
cash. and we commence fall business fully determined
20 sustain our unusually low prices and furnish our custo-
ars with first article small profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who ara 10 waal
IA outfit viii find 10 their interest to call and skaneou,
goods and style OF work before leaving their orders
Full suits furnished In "a hours.
Srlct punctuality observed in filling orders
sig st :. y. booth ~
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VXTAGGON FOR SAT CHEAP

w splendid Leather top city made built II
The o substantial II has never been used and
ror- s7 bnt win br sold for $3.50. Itcan be at Nc
"a HowanI-stree,. BERTHE l. VANDERHOOF,
nas 5, 50 Wallstreet
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r. Health, Guiel and Comfort,

u Health, Qniel and Ccnfort.-I,he ORD
10 strangers stopping days weeks in The city. such
as are rarely offered II eg!by located on clean anu
the immediate vicinity Of the primes pal steamboat anntnS
lis apartments convenient and neat while iis table !
supplied viii, the best Vegetables and Fruits thai can ee
nrotnred excluding entirely Animal Food and Suu1'anis
q all kinds CHARGES ncdere-sl TO 3 per day io'
rausiea;)-and every effort made TO reicef soane!s com
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n Ne.y-Yorl Lyceum EectErcs.-Lecnre on
wav absyuace BY i,rv J. r. FERRY formerly Colonel in
the Texan Army. Subject. The History OF The ke'oiu
ton in Texas embracing The Battle OF san Jaeinlc'
Tickets so cents admitting lacy and gentleman 70 De
had u the door ,o,,,>,
No g L. g. FOItMAN, Rec. sec.
Psefss.or Wr5sRP1 Fill hss,n 1nt at on 'a
F f1 W aah5; Of Phil E. Gram, will deliver al Wash
Temp Hall cor OF White aud ore lne Ie Of SeE
Lang In these lec,ures-i2 in No-he viii untold certain
prevalent pccn!aritie in speech by which even IN court
justice the most palpable perfumes may be
and under the expressed Use and Wera dcce pdo'
OF words, he unknowDgly received not only as slefng
truths but as legitimate answers 10 commonly pactseu
modes of inquiry and yet be incapable OF detection !ts
by those ccnversant with Mr. theory OF Tue E9i eIb
Tcke,s IS cents So series at Is spruces or at the
door Of Lec Room. Days OF delivery, Wednesday, ara
| Fridays no u
ny One Price Esa1 siore.-BRowN co. l7a
Cha ham Square, corner OF hlots,reet where rasom,
OF a beautiful and neatly finished Hat for the s!a: sum
coopsr NeW ~ FG Sy ,ms, Ssu ASp
c cM s e Ii in vols can Just published
Tor r. .ae at IL q : ''A1NVNs H IS so%efy
10 Remember this.-,he Butchers L. b. Society
halt past 7ocloc Nov IS, 1912 in the church corner OF
{. lancy ana CIrys,ie.streeis We would advise all VINO
intend going 10 procure tickets in time, all the muse
al talent in The temperance ranks engaged ard ali those
who honor them with their presence VIII deuoaesS pt wen
Pieaseo; rGst's u.. hGIs 0okIev ga Bowery
Lun, OF M a,; a. :, Ih,.a X ,hr,.rce,
WisSonfA' Ca1u. s ne. Cha ra1 - Eirssreet
w nn,. 81 E;r, trea W Cox, g75 Housonree
w lar t nss ,, o. H~,on $40 Houston s.
G. A. Corey No Essex market, and the door OF the
churci. he oonh,A " " a. 5,nn n,cIock
meet at the church on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. =
Chairman Comnitiec of Arrangements.
PHILIP l.. LUFF, Sec'ry. ms IL
r-5J-ss'---3Ir go. f.
- - So on,ei N aI,epd spe-
sc e' ., a. i y, ;F.;- rao5, No 1877 Boserv on
Friday Evening Nov 25.h al o'clock, on business OF I'M
porlance Puncua attendance Is Iequfs.eTo: -, ~ r.
Cu,sA Focrr Sec,rv MS 81
---s=-- ---o----o, :, ,,,ee o'clock
Splendid performances tnis ai,flnoT hv Ms c.
at the American Museum hooil, ~ ioo 70 ,so-d
leslie, The Lllspuls ten performers. y ochhea' t'e
| men, &c.
New HOOK OK, IN Ss1cI h~ % aeoe By
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Royal Gurey Auctionesr. =,
aOY GURLEY & HILL, New York
ID Long Room, 1853 Broadway .,,c


SPLENDID LIsRAkY.-Among the works are NlchoI'on
Architecture Engin erng, vols Quarter e1i ng
ura,is,s Library with upwards OF 200 beautGl Co9,eu
atrs % vols: ,so niiccnt copy OF Don Qui&o.e MUS
Tae ,y sirs published Is ~ vols
{.o. B,raparte,s 6rnhuOgy, vols quero, Wl'R ~ wy
trs coined Library OF Entsrtalnrg ge, 10 Fos,
M. British Cycloprda Natural History, vols royhi o
m Bartons Flora of North America, vols coored plates
Listers Life OF the Earl a. Clarendon vos MoRsuenets
chronicles Of England France and Spain numerous piates
vols nj octavo obersons Complete World splenda
.opy; Godwins History OF the Commonwealth, volumes
ropes Works rare eduiop, 10 volumes 8vo London can
IosSs Classical photography, vols; Wrs1a.ps H1fy o
France volumes calf extra; Library OF Old Ensh frose
Writer'S vols halt Rpssia; paxohs MagaL!Ge OF bo,any
:oarspipg great number OF splendid coloed Ivos
haf morocco leannss of Nature elegant coloret pate
rewer,s 3 vols; Paul and V,Tgiia
,,rircd copy; S,srss Life md Writings OF franklin 10
vols; Brown, Geological Text Book. 2vo; Goutis D!c-
ituar Artists, vols: Worsworts Greece Pictorial,
Historical Descriptive. fni inoocco Brockdcns fass-
of thu Alps. 100 Engravirgs vols false morocco;
Bulwers Leila !iurafe Foden's Illustrations OF Byron,
mprocco Finden, Illustrations OF SCOTS Novels vols ell
giant morocco; u ne, Smost and lnghe3s History ct
gland, Vap-y Editions i6 vols. cali extra; BancIoies
History the United States vols; Horses Past and fre-
,et Is plates quarto; Fndrn- Illustrations o The Bible,
:, enera published by the Society OF USE
nj Knowledge; BDlinbrohe's Works, vols qraro;
Count RumiGrd's Essays, vols Wartons Lives OF the An
.rrs. vols webbers Views in The South Seas
o0rej plates quar HenierSonS Brazil quarto numerous
plates; Sporting edited by Ninrod h1e Engrav.
ng. euarto, Fishers Views in India China aud Red Sea
vol, oraro; Views of Elgish Castles; Mss History OF
Chyary volumes calf; Clark, Introduction TO Heradry
forming complete manual, with great number oil coorec
Tuesday EVENING, 2elh.
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j. 7 FIPCtF1g&x OF tfso new. q OK E3lStGTiGRt
society.-Tbe Lecture Commilter ut The New York IS
lie, especially residents in the upper part OF the city
that have been made for the Sixth Annual
Course Lectures the auspices OF the Society 10 be
delivered at the Chapel of The New.fork University on
Washnst6n Square, asreeabyto the following Programme
Nov S0th wednesday, Introductory Lecture by the
Rev FRANCIS L. HAWKS, D. u. SulJect-Sr walter
Raiegh
Dec Sd 5tb o.b 2lh 10Th and stha series of Six Lee.
lures. By Rev. CHARLES WENTWORTH UPHAsi. the acconp-
spd and eloquent bogI aper of Sir Henry Nane. These
Lectures have already been delivered IN another city with
distinguished success and characterized as brilliant IN
STYLE and full Of novelty and interest IN reference 10 their
subjects. They consist OF tive Lectures the career OF
Sir George Downing ian American clergyman and subs.-
ouentiy ambassador of Cromwell and Charles LIZ two
Roger Williams; Hugh Peters and one OH the late
Col. Timothy Pickering
Dec Esd and 26lh-,wo Lectures by Hon. GABRIEL FuR-
MAN Of the Nem.York Senate. Subect-The primitive
inhabitants America IN connection W h the REMAINS OF
ancient cities and other marks OF early cvlzaton found IN
Mexico. Central America, &c.
Dec. Soda Lecture by CHARLES T. HOFFMAN, Esq,
thor of the romance Of Grevslaer &c. SubjecThc rea-
son of Governor Leisler Of New York.
Jan. sd-to be hereafter announced
There will he Lectures each week except the last,
until peied the first week Wednesday
and Saturday evenings, and afterwards Monday and
Friday evenings, commencing at y o'clock
Terms-Genileman's tcket' . the COURSE 81; LaoyS do
81: single evening tickets, SO cents.
Tickets for sale at the Library, and by the following
booksellers Co, Broadway, corner Of Finest;
Wiley Putnam I6l Broadway; Bartlett Wexford, 229
Broadway under The American Hotel and L. j. Crowen
6SS Broadway few doors below Besckersreet; and at
the door on the Lecture evenings.
gfSRsRlG E6 Pc p5ysTER, Committee
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NALL G0ODS.-The undersigned IS
prepared with his usual extensive assortment Oh sea-
ooabe Goods TO execute orders Tor Garments u style
WHICH will CON- bort with any house in the Trade, al prices
which mus, offer inducements those paying ready me-
ney. - p.,.lo,os e,r,isn-a
At Ibis establishment particular care directed 10 ns de-
oar,u,eu, WITH The view CT giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty In getting
suited age assured superior fit can always BE- fsazed
French and Engish Cassmeres in great variety Of aew
pserns ut received The assortment Of Vestings which
ave 80 much satisfaction through the Spring ami Summer
,eascIa, will be kept up.
French and English Cloths of super and medina gu1h
ties for Dress and Frock Goats, Pilot aud Beaver C '
Sur,ouls, always on hand 90. 49,.
Fsncy dress articles, Including Sk ard saFp scars
crayat:, tiandkerchies Cloves. Hcaery, saspsnae'S'
s;,,;,1s f.olars NC 81 usual moderate prices
s'nf''' "'i'A'' 49, WV. r. JENNINGS,
Late Lypde s. Jennings, z29sroadwoy, American Hotel
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al r. NIX BOHRER'S Third Con-
IL cert. on Friday Ev ang, Nov. 18th NJ. MAN
BOHR Err respectfully informs The public that his Third
Concert will place the above date assisted by srs
LODER and Mr.. TlMM.
Tickets 81 each to be had ut the principal Music Stores
unen.s =, 9 ,,rIo.L n25 st
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CLEARED.

snip Talbot, S evens. Phla elphia, Saml Slonln.
Briss Jod>oa Byron. Deazr "a, Cartwright Harrisou
MADRID. Roitner, Phi adei:,aia Rowland 4 Asp7wail.
Sc rs Lecntine. Knapp, Richmond Allen Pa1on Cod
Hook, Clay sara GA NesuI Leeds Ursula. Roberts,
San Juan Iyon adah; Wan Allen, spau ding, S: Do
mngo, Mendea / Co.
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noyou huru Oiie

NANTUCKET GIL 5 TORE
" The subscriber been appointed Agent for the sale
OF Oil for extensive Oil Company at Nantucket and
prepared supply consumers al his store or IRON his wa
ons daily or otherwise less than the usual market price
by the casA-
Sperm Candles, superior quality, at % eeats per h. b,
the box.
n. B.-Famlies who purchase gallons will be charged
the wholesale price.
manufacturers oYners OF steamboats, and any large con
sumers Of Oil will be dealt With on very
Oil delivered in any part of the city free OF expense.
mis- I'm JAMES NJ. ALESTER, loo Division-st
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ID E-OPENING OF GoLDsMlTH's

LII WRITING AcADEMY.-air. GOLDSMITH re,
specially informs The citizens Of NewScrA thsl DC VIZ
open Writing Acndsnly mex, Monday, 5!St lSs Al &
SRoADwAY, opposite the City Hail. entrance as ae aoof
OF the Ne~Fsrk NcseGm. Terms, for the cocrs OF in
sruction. FIVE DOLLARS, Including Stationery Genue
i'll uus the day and eT.oing at srcn hours ds
NIL best suit their Ladies classes viii meet
daily f,,,-, II IN : n. Lock c2l lwlS*
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n Splendid performances this afternoon at three cos
AZ the American Museum Suo;h. Mss Hood, by ti> GeI
leslie the Lilipuls ten performers UCcune The taoea
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u New Book IN Press.-Histofy OF tue pdnuens
and training Christian Cbufc by tie Apostles. ny
Dr. Augustus Nesnder. Ordinary Professor ct iheoy II
the University OF Bertha, etc. Translated from 'he '
edition OF the original German by j. e. Ryiand.
ms Il (9 DAYTON NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway
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M ANTED-.At Sc East Broadway,
Wv families supplied gratis with The hes: servant, IN
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n Report No. of Dr. ThOmson,s Prac-
tice, SI3 Boome street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ork, nov.
8,h ai2-This may certify that was aackea last nay
with the Chronic Rheumatism in my len hip, rom which
place has aversed backward and forward to my knee
uch have used have done me good, my business be
ng OF such nature IA ship carpenter and having frequent
~ large OF al worh) as 10 require my cor
SAINT presence With difficulty kept about until ye>ter.
iay VIXEN being at White Hall Slip, the distress increased
10 hat degree that became lntolerabie ie "a II was
ben,- M ion,ed 90, into Bowery omnibus and drove
20 Dr. Thuulsnns SIS Broomcstrset and now, a hnuts
alter feel entirely rueyed and feel well rewarded ioI
han have bsea since was first attacked in alay ieel
srone and ell, lave good appetite and would ADVISE
all who nave the rheumatism and want 4uica reel u
ca upon Dr. Thomson Yesterday walk ed Will alFco'
with cane; to-day can walk better without on, ana
cons ouentiy have left my with the Doctor where
may be JOSEPH JONES, no hehty 81 H.,
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