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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
DIED /:

the 2is instant, at quarter past A NJ Mrs Sarah
RI ct of the Terence Waters aged II years native Of
Newownc0ny parish OF Abamis, Sligo county, Ireland
SO years resident OF this city
Her friends those of George Gardiner, Brooklyn, and
John McGon invited attend hrr funeral tomorrow
Sunday O'Clock p NJ. from her late residence, No IS
CenGe-styeet,
On the evening of the elh instant Mary Sophia daughter
OF William W. and Ch'rloe Sophie Pinneo, aged years.
Funeral this morning 10 O'Clock from the residence OF
her parents Warrenstre, third house east o Henry street
Brooklyn.
On The 2 instant Miss Harriet Smith, The 18th year OF
her age
Her friends and acauainances, and those her brother
LgheTt, and sister, iTs >. Stebbns, nHeconately nv
r 10 at end the funeral from the residence OF the latter, 81
HanmersIey this afternoon at O'Clock, without FAR
Their invitation
brain Mary f. daughter of Eenas and Mary L. Wheeler
aged - years aad months.
The friends and acquaintancss CT tho family respect
fully Invited 10 attend the uaers her fathers residence
No lg7 Creenestreet, Saturday The I'D Instant, at
O'Clock P NJ.
On the aD Instant of consumption in be OF her
aye Ellen wife OF Henry A. Datrin and daughter oi Hen
The friends OF The family respectfully reGuesteJ,o at
end her funeral Saturday ae.nocn al ! O'Clock, from
395 Huisonsreei
On The 2st instant, Mrs Finch, formerly Jane
Paire OF Washing ton Civ d. CO. wic OF John Finch.
The friends OF the family requested TO attend her III
neral this afternoon O'clock from her late residence
Ne 3+t Oak.sire,t
Al Georgetown on the l2h instant, Gen Joseph Desha
ex-(IoyerGor of Kentucky.
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A q 2 IEED

Packet ship Europe, Marshall from Liverpool 2Ist Sept
with mdze,t Marshall !,
Ship Gen ParklIl, Hoy 4s days from Liverpool, )
Thompson.
Ship Illinois Everlegh Il days Trieste with ndze,
10 Boyd HDcken.
Ship Tier Baker, 80 days from cadz with salt, to Pc
ter EdeS.
Bark Calico Lombard from St Petersburg Aug 80 mdze,
TO j Macy Il Son.
Br schr Zephyr Morrison IA days FIN st John, NB with
mdze, TO | Nevus K Som
Br Schr Ida, Howard 6 DIS from St John, NIB Ash TO
] Nevius Son.
Schr Jane. Lake, Philadelphia.
Schr Intrepid Saith, Philadelphia
Below ship and brig. Wind fresh NV.
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MONEY MARKET,
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales at the Board to day again very small
The variations MATERIAL but the market gen.
eray was heavy Bank OF Commerce, Harlem, Mohawk,
and Long Island eaca declined per cent.
The sales OF State stocks moderate but at fell prices
Sterling bills and Francs very heavy with full sup
py aud small demand. Sterling has falea 10 81 and
francs to 40 537i Not many Southern bills have ye'
appeared
no change in Inland Exchanges.
Accoun, OF tolls received on all the canals Of this State IN
,e two frs, weeks il October and totals TO the 4ih octo
el.cc.a 6.I.o
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!. ApRIANcE, Secretary.

1TFirst yyara.-A,a large and enthusiastic meet
ing OF the independent Whig Electors OF The First Ward,
held on The evening of Thursday, Goth ihs., WILLIAM
OAKLEY called 10 the Chair, and Joas T. LoEToS
and WILLIAM THOMPSON appointed Secretaries
The object Of the meeting briefly stated by Charles
e. Corsen after which the following resolutions Of
iered and unanimously adopted:
Resotved, That we regard The nomination. made by the
Congressional Convention OF this District as besg char
hostile 10 our Interests operative OF The
communicative being uy impressed with The Importance
Of the high trust delegated the individual selected 10 re-
present US in Natlona! Legislature We had reason 10
suppose and night demand that be be OF the Peo
pe not the representative of the but the fearless capa
bic and untiinchng champion of the Tpaay
Resoted That this meeting do cheeruIly and unanimous
~ to the support and suffrage of the lndee-
Wing Electors The Third Congressional District
JOHN B HOBBY, man long and :avoraoly known as NE
friend OF the working practical and straightforward
Democratic Wing, and IN brief man conblRng Inc caPa-
city and subserve the Interests OF the whole people
Resoived That presenting this nomination to The public
we are we'll that i, will meet with fierce opposition
from certain and VEAL sources yet being
sincere Intentions appeal to The good sense ana
manly independence OF the bone and sinew' 10 come
boldly forward and award that support which ,e ma
lure IF our and their dearest interests demand
WILLIAM OAKLEY, Chairman.
j. L. LoRToS, o. IL
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CLEARED,
ID
Ships Manchester Bosworih, Nevr.orieans, Bars,ow

Ships Manchester. Bosworh, New Orleans, BarStow
Pope; Metska, MeLaren, Ne,S-Oreans,J El~el Co.
Briggs Helen Maria. Sweetzer- Jamaica Ne>mtb, Leeds
Co; Fdra Small Eastport Chandelier, George, Harbo-
Breton, III F owand AspnwaIl; Porto Rico, Cosrell,
Boston, Badger Peck; Majestic, Line, Bucksville S C,
Badger Peck Quadruple, tBr) Sevan, Barbados via
Liverpool n ;, Middleton Co.
SchrS Richmond, Chester. Richmond, Allen Paxson
Co; Register, Hartck Newbera; Salesman Nash Bucks
vile sc, Badger Peck; Advocate Loomer Barbados,
via Liverpool Ms Middleton Il Co.
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corner OF Pine and Nassau-seets, has ready for in
speclion and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats CO FSMGW.
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E1ALL GOODS.-The undersigned is

ENALL GUODS.-The undersigned is
Il prepared with his usun extensive assortment Of sea-
enable Goods orders for Garments in style
which will coHport any house in The Trade, at prices
which must inducements those payipg ready mo-
ney.
Attention solicited 10 the style OF Panaloens furnished
this establishment, particular is directed this de-
partmen with the view of giving entire satisfaction.
Those who have experienced any difficulty in getting
suited assured that superior fit always be realized
French and English Cassimeres great variety OF new
patterns ust received. The assortment ycspgs which
gave much satisfaction through the Spring Summer
seasons will be kept up.
French and English Cloths OF super AMI medium quail
ties Dress and Frock Csats Pilot and Beaver Cloths
Surtouts, always on hand.
Fancy dress articles, including Silk and Satin scarfs,
Cravats llandkerchies Gloves, Hosiery, su, peniers,
Shirts, Collars, &c. al usual moderate prices
WIN. 4. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 200 Broadway, American Hotel
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MILLINERY GOODS very low for
Gtntlemen's Wardrobe.

I'D EUUCED PKICES--E cOhcmt OF
a. Cash PurciaseS-The subscriber invites the otei'-
lion of his numerous patrons his present extensive aso
ment OF Fall Goods, comprising the finest g'a!es Of
yers &C. vestngs Of the choicest styles and qualify anu
II infinite pattern snd varietyai of which he IL prepared
TO make up The elegant and fashionable manner,
and at unusually O,s prices FOR CASH.
The above Goods having bcea selected roni TIE latest
isnportallOps and at the lowest cash pee he
self To furnish, garments ob:ervapi OF the same
superiority OF workmanship. thar long has character
zed his establishment, while Ee engages by bs speeaf
reduction former charges, 10 at once convince me Gus
toner OF The economy of casa pnrehhsea
JAMES DAILY, WOODEN Draper AMI 'ialicf,
oio ,,is 2sT Broadway, cor. OF Park Place.
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oo2 II

" Firse Ward, ARIention The North River
Check Shirt Party will meet at the 'Ferandah No. Id
West-street Monday Evening at O'clock on bust
mes, importance the Working Class Punctua attend
ance OF every Stare is expected. BY order ef the
o222.r kABBLE.
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Passengers Arrived

In the packe. ship Enrope, from Liverpool-Ms. sr
Ter, Mrs E Marshall and family, jameson, of Dublin, S
Kennedy, OF ireiana-lS0 Storage.
In the ship Gen Parkh from Ltverpool-Mr Mal!er
lady and family, Miss WeS,comb Mr. T MoseIey, Gray
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paaaenscrr Sailed

In the packet ship Shakespeare, for Oreans-Messs
Duncan Kennedy. Duncan Kennedy Jr, w Large, Ja, B.
Dreuilzrd Z VI Emerson, Fl C Bradley, John Anderson
Miss Frances Harrod, Ne~-Oreans; Charles Tebias.
Johnston, Ms Clark, child and servant, New.York
Mrs Nesker and child, Mrs Lewis, Mr. Cartwright,
Newark; Mr. A Jaudon, Mrs F Morgan and servant
Miss 8 Morgan, Philadelphia.
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pAta Meeting of the Senatorial Con-

u At IA 4WCSfLH1 VI VIC ESVhf 1"I"s H'H' W
vention, held al the Broadway House on Saturday the
18Th of October, il was unanimously
Resol5ed, That ISRAEL OAKLEY, of Richmond County,
be- and hereby nominated the Electors oil the First
Senatorial District this Stale suitable Candidate Tor
the Office OF Senator Of that District
Resolved That the next Senatorial Convention OF this
Distrc, be held the Broadway House on the second
Tuesday OF October 1888, al II O'Clock, b., and that the
Chairman and Secretary give due notice thereof.
EGBERT BENSON, Chairman.
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That same Old Coon.

u Ninth Ward.-The Clay Club Of the NiaI
Ward requested 10 attend regular Meeting On Mon
day Evening the Gath Oct inst, the Rob Roy House cor.
ner Greenwich and Leroy al O'clock All those
who wish Join the Club have opportunity OF
doing the above evening. By order.
HIRAM RICH, President.
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II Remember the Removal Of the Heai
Cnmphine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner 10 La
Fayete Hall, 597 Broadway, opposlie ia q. pre- -
'1 Tx, *, n,"'' " ~ ~
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NALL AND WINTER GOODS at tho
Il NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, 149 Futon.street near Broadway.
The subscribers prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FALL IND WINTER GOODS TO exc
orders for garments the shortest notice. and a, small
advance from Our purchases made exclusively or
cash. and fall business fully determined
unusually prices, aud furnish custom
with first article small profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who are in want
outfit will fnd il ia ,heirntcest to cal, and eSnmineoa
goods and style Of work before leaving iic'ru.dcrs.
Full srits furnished III Il hours
Strict punctuality observed in filling orders
SIP ISL j. C. BOOTH NC
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IKT aTCHEs lower than eyer--in COL

w a ~ he reduction OF duties by The late
sequence q selling bis stock OF Gold and Silver
i.r s saa 5s@y " dSs
OF new anu snct;on from former prices being nueii
be bought for al any 3, Sss p ee
the cy. II I.yeIrv exchanged or byught. All Watches
iTaaed % keep good time OF thu ~ reintfea
Ta,cbes and Clocks repaired in the b1t $780,; r aap "a
- ri uluch les, than the usual price.
'd"'G e. ALLEN Inpor,rrof Watches AID Jewellery
o,-isn wholesale and retail, 80 Wai'.i, up steIfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CompLAlSr.-Proessor bucn
hol,zs Compound Syrup Capi!aria the only aeeee
that Can be depended upon S remedy Tor those M
maiadies All who have used H. testify 10 lis unrVuieu w
tues II always affords relief aud has performed cures ~
cases where all other remedies tailed Horace Everett
So Greenwcstreet, sole Agent the genuine arust.
o2e 4t Til + NJ X L
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UONE'S ANTIDOTE for The Whoop-

'OINII " i II tut R1HS " Twp
" ing Cough. This medicine, 50 highly celebrated
for the cure Of This distressing disorder, the Whoopne
Cough has long lain in obscury, as ii supposed thai
the secret of lis compound had expired with lis inventor
DR.. Cone But receipt has lately been discovered by one
OF bis descendants who probing by the circumstance, hns
prepared and ria Is OF lis efficacy, no" Of
ers to public. it may oe taken with the most perifc
snty by children under any circumstances no mercury be-
ing employed in its composition The proprietor, however
deems it comment upon its virtues and desires
those who are afflicted with the disorder 10 make trr anu
Judge for themselves
Sold only at the following place:
Dr. H. c. TIORP, 1872 Greenwich Lane, corner of Thir.
teenth street. opposite The Eighth Avenue.
Price 80 cents per bottle. or IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

NJ Noeice-Thc Rev. Is. r. Barrett, minister In The
Jerusalem Church, WILL by request repeat his DIS
courses from the first chapter OF Genesis on successive san
,aih EVENINGS The first OF VIII be delivered at
lhe Lyceum of Natural History No. SOS Broadway, neh
Sabba,h evening, lock In these dsconrs The meat
ing OF ,hs chapter urolded by means oil thr science
pi 800 - IL
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK, OCTOBER ., 1879.
IMMATURE ALMANAc.-THIs DAY
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NJ Teachers LyCeuna.-Attsem meeting OF ltacl
ers to-day al O'Clock 2. nj al The Eachanse LYceull
348 Broadway following resolution viii DC
Resol,ed That The study o! Grammar, as pursued u!
Haiorty of Schools is injurious than nrnencal
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II Redding 81 Co, American and Foreign n new.
p rSl S,.,es,resr Rosor oil Il
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" UiIIenium.-The first discourse delivered ias
sabbath evening on the Millennium By Dr. Bfownee IL
The Dutch Church Faye,e Place will by request, be re
pcaed in The Middle Dutch Church, corner OF Nassau anu
OH comnencr nj 7 o.cock OPP IL
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ECnnrnud,. Eau DE Esraute.

ex,erminaIing tan pinpes rcck!es sa!loYi a' al Gu
taneous eruplions. This beautiful Cosmetic TOO wen
known 10 need another word The genuine is To be bad a
the original Office 81 Wakerstreet one door from breaa
,yay per bottle. Oh ithls
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II Good Offices to get d, fair rents IN The ou,c-
ing No 70 Nassau-,t Just enlarged and improved
They are well located pleasant and comrnodious oio
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u Particular Notice.--inoss persons ha .n
nrn,,ure OF any description dispose of who are break
lg up r-keepng, will find, ready sale Tor any polon
lr ali of ,hcir goods, by ,endns the address, OF cat1
ION If r. COTTON " CO.. 1877 Cha;I aii-st
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his wear compared Win the !ast, IS lot
,ye4ks in October, S554a 10, while the total
t,lIDg of TO tue 18th October, is s256,4ol 81
Account OF fhur and wheat arrived at tide water:
During first weeks in Oct. Total TO l4h Oct.
Flour tbis Wheat bu. Flour bbls. Wheat bu.
,au..,........I2sls o l24053 l,l43,eo0 1889
iSsa cog 52CG9 1,O8as7l $50 9o2
's''t -,5oo-o - 40, ~ 900 MO oot
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u Fall Fashion HATS now rendy-Wa som
Silk Hats, only 81 recommended 10 the public not
tour Of the costly combining utility with beauty this
article fail TO commend itself to the connosseur as
$780, Cashmere ard Nuta Hats, $3.50 each; these
his standard prices and be need only remark that by
combining himself 10 quality and price for each descrp-
ZION CT hats lie is enabled iurns superior article al
prices far below those which Hats Of tie same dascrp
ton are vending b. other manufacturers
4 steady and permanent increase oil patronage TOR the
last years sufficient indication of public judgement,
ADD constitutes tie best test OF their merits.
Wholesale and retail, al WATSON'S, l5i Cta,ham.st.,
and leo Bowery istf
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1T AT so cents per boitle.-The chet virtues o.
this Trlcopherous uiedcated compound, are,
|. Its bracng strengthening and clarifying properties
2 It's gently stimulating the action OF the skin;
S. It's producing ana encouraging REACTION III the bniD
or root, particularly IN le pulp, Which receives Tie
vessels aud nerves giving life and vigo: 10 The hair
4. Is cGualizing the crca laiion a the fluids;
s. Its ireen. the skin from the effects OF perspaiop,
ycuff and dandrif and di.pasinS the hair 10 curl;
C. And us frequent use will preserve the hair ~ beauty
and health 10 the latest period OF life.
Those who wish 10 become wholesale or retail agents,
will apply the proprielorS, by letter NJ the haircut
TIM rooms li6 Broadway, OF Liberys np eiFs
Warranted In Eee . in any climate o. la
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" Uaionisis, Attention The regular weekly ,,,,,
meeting OF Tie Association be- held at Nlonroe lai
corn, ct Pearl and Cenre-sireetS Oh uesu'y 'e"s'
80 40 - q, - : : CHICKERlNG, President.
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Or NGtIce.-Tke OF the Presbyterian Church.,
corner and Madison-slrees requested u
niret the Lecturt-Room the evening of Monday the
Path OF October, Prompt and puncuai attendance urged
on every member business of very great Importance VIII
be brouy ht before the Church for its action.
o92 a,s SESSION AND TRUSTEES.
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WTANTED-To sell. business that
Wv pays 50 per day, clear OF expenses; would take
partner business be increased double. Call at
No. Il Sixth Avenue. OF ~
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II The Life and Letters of j DIAN q: COT,
with the only correct Portrait nay be tanned oi Tue
ne ypsbeys or OF the the Evening 1at' Also,
al n Ann street ana 81 Nassau Price six cents OF IL
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~ W.. g.. Rnyuer, iTeacher OF the Piano Forte
,rgap and Singing, No. - First Avenue. oIS liz
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II EHe,,uih, <euler mud Conlfort.-Th he Ora

u Eaeillth, <2ulet mud Conforf-Th he era
ham House 63 Baclay-st NewYork, proers advantages
Strangers stopping days weesS in The city, such
as are rarely offered II egiby located clean and
airy street very rear the part OF the city, and in
The immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments convenient and neat While It's table Is
,npoIed with the best Vegetables and Fruits that be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Snninans
of all kinds Charges moderae-lS TO 81 "a per day tor
tranen-and every made render Eearefs cnni-
Portable Shower Baths free. Remember IS Barciay-s
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u Hats! Hats! aants!-FALL FASHION,
The subscriber invites The attention of the Beau Monde 10
his beautiful, graceful, and tasteful loo bellcrowned Hat
being the only really fashionable article of The kind extan,,
though ne cannot expect but imators will spring up, and
claim the benefit of bis own original conceptions
point STYLE finish, and graceful appearance, 10 claim
Than warranted by experience otweny years
business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
and fashion. to call and exanire for themselves.
A large assortment OF Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags
Hat Cases and in fact thing necessary for gentle
mans travelling outfit, may also be found
f. BLOOMER'S, l79 Broadway,
aus tits opposite Towards Hotel.
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CRlENW00n cEMETERY. Oflice

M "a groadway-Thjs rural CefnesIy y ,,yer
y improvsg persons sa nn g. g. BusRiL su
can be accommodated by eailn9 Tadertsker No. $50 Pearl
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CONANT. eco Grand.slreei.


u ECOnoaNy md OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lnld'
ton Moleskin Hats cloth under brIm nj the extreme low
pfice Of 81 80. Also very good article AT 81, war
ranted fur bodies Fine Cassisere Hats reduced 10
S. II any Instance the above Hats do give salts
acton the he be fully satisfied by giving in
formation to J. w. KELLOGG, No. Is Canal.st,
u2 Inn corner of THOMPSON.
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c,r,ud,. RIanc D,Espngne, forimprov-

~ H. romnirsion sIecommepdea The Laaies viii the
nv Se NJ confidence as tie exquisite produc-
nn IN the universe for identifying the skin without The
possibility of doing the slightest injury Ihs common sr
xni,enes 10 tbe skin while The contrary the Blanc ~
Epaene which dead white hut na'a ana ,a feg
arness that can ossiby be conceived and possesses ms
excellence that not b. s s,ire Bloom n
most scrrnizing observer, but Looks NE .ne p, PAL
up handsome boxes at IS each and e be naa on
ali Waaer-s,reei, door from Broadway. Inc idp Pr
sale this article has obtained its lntrooueuSu -
best les; OF its Ladies' are yop ware h .i
deadly poi>on' o. I'm
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III. o. of O. F.-The officers and members of Olive
Branch Lodge No. 81 l. d. Of o. F. requested 10 at
tend special meeting the Lodge Room this evening,
O'Clock precisely for the purpose Of making suitable
ranSemeniS 10 attend the funeral oil l. u treasurer CLat-
lon }. NJ. ;. SMITH, N u.
m, % ,21 Tx
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II Spencer announces TO gentlemen that bis arrange
mens completed for supplying according 10 pre-
vious intiHation, FINE Fla HAT at price tS3 2Jj
which shall render empha.icalIy eheapet well as
lowes priced Gentlemens Fur Hat on sale in this
city II prepared in the same style which caracierze
our fines, article and like that article offered price at
which canno; be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence atrns II TO be
for the gentleman and economist the desirable Fur
Hal We. offered fo2orfl SPENCER, 245 Broadway.
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D" I. q. OF q. F.-The REPRESENTATIVES, OF The *
W. Grand Lodge Of the State OF New-Yofk will assemble
in Grand Lodge Room tomorrow Sunday at IL O'CLOCK
NJ TO pay the last tribute of respect TO our departed Bro
,her P. 6. Treasurer GEORGE CHATTLoN in full! regaa.
Affect naely invited attend the funeral in full rtgaa,
and meet National Hail. Canal street, at IL O'Clock in
Lodge FORM and report 10 the rand Marshall All visiting
Brethren in The Guy invited attend Lodges which
intend to unite with the Grand Lodge will please send
Delegate TO National Hall this evening al O'Clock
By order, JOHN q. TREADWELL,
20, * Secretary.
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Gy Rev. Dr. Eustburn, (previous to ms leaving
for Massachusetts, will preach IN the Church OF the Eppn,
any an Sunday evening next Services commence a,
O'clock at which time collection will be made In alu OF
the funds Of this Missionary station OK IL
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": r. Tn aosr@S Secretaries. O:
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At T. ocIock at The Merchants Exchangc.
Gregory vs. OVERWHELMINGLY Stakeholder The !i-
rection OF Pilo I. Rugg!es. ESQ., Master in Chancery-A
lot OF ground With the Buildings thereon situated on the
westerly side OF the Blooming Road between Forty
seventh and Fory.eighth streets
See advertisement in the Journal Commerce. signed
Philo 7. Ruggles, Master in Chancery.