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FLUTE AND GUITAR.

AIR PHILIPPE ERNST Professor OF the Flute, Guitar,
wi paen begs has friends and pub
Tic thar he has published his Rondo Mrer for the
9uar which will be found well worthy the Of the
learner or from ia being well adapted that nsu
and calculated not please bat 20 afford instruction.
ton ior guitar" be found Mr. Emsts residence
Instruments sl3msr
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ENCoNoMY AND ....7-;Cheapess
r. cash Tailoring Establishment in III. city ~ ssELL,
PATRICK cos soe rear street Frcek and Dres. Coats
made 70 order from 81 TO SIC; reaysi ovsnoss, IN INST
vchesr sntemen finding their cloth can have their
clothes made and good M warranted az he ohoWnx
prices (eye ~ article warrantedD -
dress and Ffock Goats made and trimmed from H@toG
Pants, a. -
Vests, w 70
cuted. ...|I .U oe m-cc
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NOTICE.-where.s Samuel Bernheimer, of Syracuse has
in the e Y ss o &C sy
Gu and in ohs all a notified ..
S s
Co.. Of ss1.sa Ss1, s s
S yssa s1sd IL Ssw HS
fore all hereby forbidden eb. said
al s,s 5. $ Hen:
Seng the s@ BenSs%er Brete d ~So% viii
Ss und a. BY 5 . S a to %a, s
immed,isly ana ss.le theiI account. and notes.
R 3 %. Syracuse ii Nm VII BROTHERS
TSoTh oS from the :
.l.saln. mouth lettering i. s:$:
the mouth whether from deeayed teeth OF from de
designed be used with bruh will be found
70 M Il. H. s s ssn
Partsuiay assialin Of them
ss rSs ss $
before sss5ns ISs %.sisd ,.sq%%sndsd emu
%aais daIps he DAY arc entirely removed and hs mouth
snpS ss s assi are
for s sH s 81
,Ss a%Sn we ias %
the breath We recommend its to ALL young and
The Ons Tooth W..h the detergent used on
For sale by the principal druse.. in the CITY mar
JAYDEN's STEEL QUILLS.-The subscribers nave for
II sale recently improved notifications of these excel
The R,sy o1s voted the King of Pens
The considered The best for the price
The Unionn cannot fail to every body. anordng at
III card ta whoesale) different varieties of PENS
The New YORK; every merchant will have in his counting
Together with famous Double Patent Combination
s nj % rs1. with many ~ 'p' x
p. ' and S s5Hs Hasij Si
CARPE TINGS.
CARPETINGs, CARPETIN0s-Cheaper than overall
A! Wool ingram. csipsiins, only !: ssTyaId.
!. super Ia..
double asd"
Three ply. superior patterns and celors IS
do do do extra qualry, los
kss Wilton Sis' and f Velvet capess equally
Together with large 9f drugge ocot. rugs
the .oeL Oh rooS. n e sy Pnes.s,
TO interest to call and examine this stock oe'or
R. SMITH, sc sss " %. Rs.1! Street: s;
N.B-Heavy Jute Carpetng 6e low price Of !, Ga per
yard Remember the number IS s Pearl street OH
THOMAS JONES' accountant 1873 Broadmsy. resrs euily
announces that he has and
S s The Sss: who
are N mi. city the be., possible for
enquiry ns %s Yeas nee Am .dseas
dSeaes snder here pa,sged c secure 70 stn
dent the ABILITY, md give him Of such
vy r,reiy attained through years Of experience
70 'PARENTsCensns hours Of the day devoted %
The instruction Of few young gentlemen who desire thorough
p fssSsa and for the author Principle. and
Amecan wok on The suffice, reprinted England also
adopted in the first Academic Institutions IN IN" CITY,
No lm.r
ENCQNoMY AND 81 me- MEN 4
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To Advertisers.

For the information of business men and of the public
generally and guide in the selection OF the best
channel for advertising place before readers the
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TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACC(.R DIONt

ACCORDION!
S!GNOR L. MARTINI begs inform the public that he
~ has Just published his Accordion instruction. which is d.
vded in partshe first for the Accodions wthsu semi
tonesthe second for those with semtones both Of which
amply furnished with selected music and exercises
gessvely written in order that the easly have
entire command over the instrument
collection Of MSS. music for the Accordion which he
publish shortly and he for that instrument sor.
OF music he should be required The Signor will be thankful
all those who will favor him at his residence 90 Canal
where he continues TO give his lessons aul9 3m*r
n WILHELMS No 234 Broadway offers for sale his
II. imported stock Of goods, Wholesale and retail.
lOf EmbroideTie, commenced and finished OF
kinds; worsted WOOL stitching and knitting silk beads
canvas patterns, &c: . -
borders trimmings tasses ngcs, and article
this line, don. in the most fashionable taste.
aThe copious and splendid choice Of artificial flowers
done the work and sts bouquets
&C.
l-Arcles of iron Of the various descriptions
manufactured in the RoyaI Iron boundary at Berlin
3.-Exquisite and neat figures in bronze.
"a beautiful assortment of superfne basket wares.
IA consJe abe and elegant choice Of pressed and painted
paper sheets of letter paper visiting cards. waters, &c.
8-An elegant and store Of the finest porce lain
"a splendid OF the finest dressing article
and perfumes. o2s lm.rc
MILLINARY ARTICLES, CLOAKs, &c.-VlCTO-
N RINE CO., from Paris respectfully inform the ladies
9th city, that they viii open the 9th inst, 39i Broadway
between White and Walker Streets splendid assortment OF
Hats Cspotes Coaks Peernes, Camais fancy and street
Dresses Scars Shaws Wells, Feathers. Marabouts &C. OF
the latest Paris fashion just received ship Vile de Lyon
from HavTe.
Dress and Cloak making promptly executed.
nS m
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM
MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing TO and from Liverpool Weekly.
~ 40 IL @.
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSSAGE OFFICE, 81 SOUTH

The subscriber announcing his for the year
1872 appears befope his friends with OF
pcc the able support he has received for
He likewise wishes call the of those intending
send for their friends residing England Ireland Scotland
and Wales that they all times be accommodated by this
the well known different lines packet ships sailing and
from Liverpool the ls 7h 18TH 10th and 18th each month
throughout the year.
1t has always been the study of the subscriber have
emigant shown civy and despatched without delay, and
hoe who send for their friends may satisfied that
TO those sent for well all who may embark with them,
and should of those whose passage has been paid
lark, the money will be refunded without any charge.
The subscriber feels pleasure making known the differ
en shs by which his during the last year.
which has satisfaction and that he has consdera
ely extended and concluded his for the 1912
The following list OF ships ..'.Ir
Ships Scotland Robinson. Ships Albanian, Lane.
Fairfield, Wilson. Printoe, Hopkins.
frankfort RUSSELL Tyrone, Speare
Russell Glover, Howes Wales, Watts
Hibernia Wilson. Westchester, Ferris.
Alfred, CheeveL Osceola, Childs.
Clifton, lngersoll. ST. Cloud Emerson
LOUSY lille, Allen. New York, Niven
Sobieskie, t.me rson. Warsaw, Griiths
Oswego, Wood. Ocean, Willard.
Talbot Storey. N. Hampshire, Harding
Panhea, Goolmanson. Robert Isaacs Tmeman
Virginia, Eaton Europe. Batcheldor.
S. Jenkins, Sc ynour.
free passage different ports Ireland and
and also be secured and drafts furnished for amount
payable the National and Provincial Brnks of Ireland and
their respective branches and also Messr W. Robin
son. Liverpool which paid free charge throughout
he United Kingdom. .t
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South street. +
.ltC J. & w, ROBINSON, 10 Goree Piazzas and
aul6 No. Neptune St, Waterloo Dock. Liverpool.
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,o, FOR NEW ORLEANS
LOUISIANA AND NEW Y ORR LINE OF PACKETS.
M 40 - 10 10

"
asaeh ship from this port on the Isl, sh 10th, 18th 2oh and
9th OF each month"; the 10Th October and contnn
M until May when regular days will be appointed for the
mandr OF the year whereby great delays and
VIII he prevented during the summer months. The following
h,ps VIII commence this arrangement
Snip IAZOO Captain Cornell.
Ship OCONEE, Captain jackson.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hiiliard.
Snip LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt
Ship SHAkSPEARE, Captain Miner
Ship CASTOR, Captain Latham
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford.
Ship OCMULGEE, Captain Lesvt-
Sup NASHVILLE. Captain Dickinson.
Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight
Ship LOUISA, Captain Milford.
These ships all built the Of New York,
packets are of light draft of water, have recently been
WHY co1ered and splendid orde with accommodations
unequalled for comfort They commanded
by masters who will make exertisn
rnera saslaction They will all times be towea up and
down the MississpIi by steamboats,
these
ole for iewel bullion precious stones silver plated ware
for letters parcel package by board
them unless regular bills Of adng taken for the and
the value thereon expressed
Yer freight passage, apply IN i. y 81
Z. X. COLLINS CO. So South ST. or
HULLlN SWOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods TO their address
The ships OF tins line warranted sail puncuaiy adj
ersed and will be taken have the goods correct
ly measured. mi
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ART ST IN ii A / R..
MANUFACTURED FROM

MOT than inches long, hundred different de
~ signs-Necksces. Bracelets. Watch guards. Earrings
A. G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand preeminent above all Others Their peculiar light
and ventang character their being .haped exactly
hair grows; their elasticity and their
eral and Workmanship well their style Of finish and
all combine form such perfect heads OF
that they must be to be fully appreciated
Parties having piece Of hair OF living deceased friend,
formed BY him into design the mind conceive
In such a form il will be keepsake invaluable.
atutous advice gwen all diseases connected with the
hair at the Hair Cutting Rnoms,
jy126 Up Stairs.
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DORTABLE BLACKSMlTHs FORGES.-The sub.
scrbers being the sole Agents for the Manufacturers OF
Concks Patent Portable Forge and Bellows. leave to
have been calle: for and introduced in nearly all parts Of e
utility and convenience being portable and compact gives
them far the preference the common Forge for Shipping
every description Rail Roads, Canals Plantations, Manu-
factories and all purposes for which the ordinary Forge is
used Those manufactured fer the u s. Navy are Wrought
Iron.
We would refer those wishing purchase few who
recommend them from personal well general know
ledge, viz -
Commodore Crane Navy Yard Portsmouth, N. H.; Mess.
Carr, Keim & Hanes Philadelphia. Hon Goyemer Kembe,
West Point Foundry, Geld Spring. N Y. Messr; B. Alt
hause Co. Hs Broadway N. r. and city backsmiths
generally. GAY TEBAULT,
s2l msrc of Old slip and Water
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BY these documents II will be perceived that the creu
lation of the New YoRK HERALD is nearly double that Of
the New YoRx SUM- and that it is consequently, much
the more an eligible channel for all kinds of advertising
and business notices
Not further worlds necessary to sasfythe public.
JAMES G. BENNETT
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REMOVAL.
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

X T. M u L..
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT,
Isremoved from I45 Broadway to No. Aston House
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
Garments Of legan and fashionable kind ct saving OF
so per cent for cash.
HE advertiser d. resort % the mack
neyed system Of giving list Of nominal pressming
that the length time he has established together with
the extensive patronage bestowed viii sum
efent voucher for his capabilities Possessing the advantage oil
being with cloth in Europe
he confidently that he furnish Clothes which,
pason will be found lower than other house making up
the beat descriptions of gentlemenS dress
slo 3m 8. PHILLIPS, Astor House. Broadway
RESTAURANT FRANCAIS, No Nassau St. Opposite
N the Custom House. j. BONNARO p. DELAMOT-
TIE have the honor inform their and strangers
generally they have ENLARGED their Breakfast and Dining
Saloons have besides arranged for
parties aud will pay particular attention orders for Dinners
and Suppers houses which they will furnish
moderate prices.
They constantly have on hand
Brandy Preserves Of all kinds
Liquors in great variety.
Wines of all brands.
Oil Of Olives refined.
Gruyere Cheese
New Chatel Cheese.
Trufies and Mushrooms.
Fat Liver Pies. &c. &c. OF lmer
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following factsi:-

New YoRK HERALD
OFFICE, Nov. l, 1912.
MEssRs. PERssE s. Brooks:
GENTLEMEN -
Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, Ne " York
$50 reams per tceek of the
small sized paper % S32-
for the Daily Herald.
Also go reams per geek OF
the large sized 80 Se46 for the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to be OF quail
ty equal to this specimen
Payments to be made each
,oeek in cash, in full for that
week.
JAMES G. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver it as d.
rected.
PERSsE s. BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES Rows, tw;,rassos
q. -r, R~xsu
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CROTON WATER.
HANSON WILCOX & HANSON Plumbex Brass

n ANoON, WlLSOch hANoCN, rlumpers, BRASS
IL Founders and Coppersmhs the Tabernacle
No 1913 Broadway, New York.
FROM long pusinsss IN this and other
thus assuring public that all orders entrusted them will
be promptly executed with permanent
wo,kmt Mike style and of the best materials.
Their charges will always be moderate be
bly, afored BY competent and respectable concern
Water pipes ofeve approved description, for
the Croton Water Patent lead pipes composition
and timed pps. Brass cocks and water closets of Their own
tubs bath boilers the best PhadeIhis plan, other
articles in the foregoing branches OF lmsr
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT who have mol purchased
their coal for the would do well call at the foot
OF Oiver street. East River he boats Mahanon and Six
Brothers will be d,scharrng Thursday and Friday supe
article Of large clean and free from impurities
at - per ton stove ash peach atan
ed never TO cnker S. delivered free OF carriage
and weighed by weigher Yard 81 Oliver
Hl6 Jlsr q. A BRADBKOuKS. 352 reari St |
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GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE

SALr-aeoo sacks Ashtons factory filled, landing frou
W ship Siddons, anu for sale BY
mis- e. X. COLLINS & CO s. South 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-23

The venerable Ex-PREsIDENT was re-
ccivcd by his constituents on his return from
Washington, with cordially and enlhusi-
asm which must satisfy every one that the
character and services of the veteran states
man are justly appreciated at home. Mn.
ADAMS returned to his District on Saturday
last. An immense procession of his constil-
uents was formed at the village of Wey-
mouth, which escorted him TO the church o!
the Rev. Mr.. Perkins in Brainlrce, the birth
place Of Mn. ADAMS and his father. Tho
proceedings here were of a very interesting
character, and we regret we cannot give a
fuller account Of them this week. All ages,
sexes, and conditions of his neigllbors uni
ted in rendering to the venerable member"
every mark of affection and grateful regard
Over the pulpit of the church were painted
on white canvass the following inscriptions
of welcome, above the pulpit; "IH hre
be hght." On the right "|petcome dcJen-
der Of The right II petition" On the left /;
"i5hdme on The nation that fosters and sas-
fans an Institution, uhiek darss assaH and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-23
CFFECTS or ORSON H. SANTON OF
ETpLfNGTON

No-E against John Bt'ney, residence unknown,
for - o., Note eiven 10y John ilcIrck Of Butlng-
ton, 10 Spnul,na and by him as lgned for SlS,O3,
Note against Rufus NJ, Crossnan of Burlington for
rs, a Note anln-t Richard Young, residence un-
kuown for $500 a Note against Ca~sus T.. Brown
for 5 cords ot wood Note against LYDIA Ferris Of
South Hero for $1,000 Also the following accounts
due said SlXtln, from Mss TRAINER fist name not
described, of Alburgh for 1000, Alexander Batiee,
residence unknown, 5l5H II. II. Benson Hines
turah 81 90 Charles Curtis, New Orleans 3S,I5, Jo-
scph Y. DnnnI's Estate SlOD james Flt2scrald
resi- rnrc Unknown, SOS G.ainard Kent, residence
unknown, $1,000, DlviI Bean Burlington s2CO Ev-
cline Girls ;oi, residence unknown St75, Francis
VI. Norton and her husband Henry Norton Bur
lnatun so 90, Thomas Mills of Colchester S!,2c,
Jlhn Rem.u4lon ocJnHnson i, 80, w. b. Smith, res
icnce uq.unWn, Il -. S1ran Waters residence un
known, IS co. Arson Sleiulln, residence unknown,
S}3 90, George Bradshaw Burlington $500, John
Fishe, Canada $500 Sam'l SlnaIear, Burlington $500,
Thomas Meals residence unknown, Sj,25, Casslus
p. Brovn SIPS II. NJ. Baldwin Hincsburgh sl0O
Dcuh1A H,a'v, Blr..n1ton $l3Tj Susan Chase, Bur
ling,on Sl2 90, Mr.. POOL Danvic, first name not
st1'eI3!j,00 Herman Clark. Rl:,lngon $500, Sab l.
/ ma Wr'n"rbne Rlrln-lon S}0)-Nsp SIT Dcnns
roolz, 10 Bonro'S, gaps, 4 Bandboxes and part o.
/ I p.ua. OF .OuudItOn Muslin
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-23
From the Boston Atlas.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
Toyor from, Tndi1 anil china

IT.. p,i,;sh s,e,mer Acadia Cont Rvre orriv,d
=, his NOR, yesterday. She was teepraphed Mt II,
ococ and arrived n her berth n, Eosr Boston At 20
r,;on,os hoooro ,vo She sailed from J;vernool n,
noon q, ,ho l,h ins,,n,-or,;ved n, u,lifax n, &
n,onoL p N an tho Ie,b--op sailed from thence Tor
pos,oma,I, u tho ,7,b Sb. hos made bor
"''" " i va Wy '' .
passage nom Boston TO Liverpool, via HALIFAX, IN Ia
aays-and brings advices Is days later than before
ro ,oived
nv ..u,;, rho - ho
'"s i'eaty 4" n"S"'g'o ON Il. "eMs u ,no
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-23
Ma1rid, 25 uh.--Thc military move |

Madrid, 25 ui.--Thc military move
mcn's along the frontiers of Portugal still
continue TO occupy public attention. A
force of 5000 infantry and 300 cavalry, with
two batteries of artillery, was concentrated
at Leon, unler the orders Of the Captain
General of Old CASTLE, for the purpose,
says the Ijerio, of marching to tue points
mcnaced by the enemies Of liberty. Hilher-
TO, however, the Carlo Christmas had no
where appeared. 1t was reported that So
pelano and Arroyo intended making a de-
mons,ration in the Astorlas, but that pro-
vince, as well as Galicia, enjoyed undis.
turbed tranquility.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-23

under all the fearful circumstances.
AS vet it is not certainly known That more
than nine individuals are lost. but OF that nlni-
bcrwc have the names, as follows:
A son of Richard II. Peabody. kcescville,
aced 8 wears. A son of Martin Pope. Reese
vile, accl & years. i AXE, French boy,
Kccsc,illr, aFcd 8 years. Robert Miller,
teams'crarcd u years. E'ah Beach, ir. Ausa-
bic, aged III years. Theodore, a coIored boy,
Ausablc, aged 20. Body recovered the same
day. Justus Jock, naior, Clintonville, aged %
years. Body recovered to-day. Ira Misner,
teanstcr, Clintonvle, aged % years. Body
recovered soon alter lost. Edward -, a
Frenchman, blacksmith, Clntonvle, aged 70
years.
Suspicious arc anoat with regard TO several
other individuals, and even at the time OF our
going to press all of those persons are not ac-
counted for.
The search for the missing bodies will be con-
tinucd from day TO day until they are found or
given up as hopeless.
Robert Miller, named above, YVES lost by the
capslzing of a boat in an effort to take three men
from the chain. One of those only escaped, a
Mr.. Clark, of C!intonvilc who held the SSthei
two, Theodore and Msncr, for an hour, bdt was
finally compelled to abandon them TO their fate.
The scene was one of the most pa liiul as
not pleasant TO see men sink beneath the wave
with the will but not the power to afford re-
lief.
In our next VIC will give such additional par.
ticuIars as may he worthy of note.-ESser Co
Republican, Of the IAN, Inst.
Since our paper was issued last week, onl.
| three bodies have been found. After tire,
days search they were picked mp in the neigh
borlood Of the meadows below the l1igh Bridge
and were E'ah Beach, jr. and the SONS Of Mr.
Pope and Mr.. Peabody.
! 1t appears that Edward, the blacksmith
named as one of the missing, has returned bu
we are advised that another young man whos'
destination was Cln,onviile, was brought from
Pittsburgh to this place, and has not sine,
been heard from. il he is one of the drowned
then there are three bodies yet in the river.
Much sympathy is expressed for the brother
and friends of Mr. Miller, the young man VIII
SO generously exposed aud finally lost his life il
hIs desire 10 benefit others. Every effort ha
been made TO recover his body, but wilhou
lava.--ib. 2lst.