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ARRIVED


Packet ship Switzerland, Chadwick, from LONDON and
Portsmouth, Sept 3, mdre, GriDn.l, Minturn K Co.
Packet ship Sheffield, Allen, tn Liverpool Sept3, ndze
To X Kermit.
Ship Alataman, Lane, from Leghorn, and Malaga, Sept
7, with fruit 10 + u Euribut s. Co.
ship Whiurmore, ROBINSON 10 days from RIO JaneKo,
coffee 10 A Rossire L Co
sup Edward Perkins ngersol, of Portsmouth ian liy
.rpooI, TndZe, 10 master.
Ship Harriet Rockwell, Smith, 10 days from Liverpool,
mdZe, order.
ship Robert Parker Colt 80 days from Liverpool mdze
~ VI Brown.
snip Uncas Latham, IS days from Hayre, md1e, TO f
IIuribn, x Co.
Br bark Polander days from Bristol Eng with coal to
master.
Br bark Orlando wilson 80 DIS I'm Bristol Eng, mdze, to
order.
Dr brig Trusy, Powers II days Sidney with coal,
10 Durscoine Il Beckwiib.
Brg wakuIla, Haloon, from Malaga 9th September and
Gibraltar l2th September, With wines, &c 10 johnson
Lo~dep
Brig Glide McAisier, "A days from por, Plat with
coi-e, &c. 10 A Ro.sirr.
Brig Fly, Johnson 40 days Rio Janeiro, with mdze,
Br brig Sophia, Hart, 81 days from Demerara in ballast,
TO J < G Laurie
Brig vandaa Wall, 50 days from Tobasco logwood 10
How land AspinwaIl
Schr Choctaw, Newman, 20 DIS from New Orleans ndze,
order.
Schr Spartan 10 days from Bermuda, with specie, Bret
sVose.
Schr Alarc, PeDne 10 DIS I'm Wilmington, NC with nat
val stores 10 A b Cooley Co.
Schr Alfred Thorne Burt, days from Wilmington, y
c. naval stores. 10 ) Powell.
Schr Daniel Webster, Lawrence. Rappahannock
Schr Victory. Brush, Philadelphia coal
BELoW-2 ships, bark, br"s.
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

4 cellor-Danel Monroe William Wiu,ert0R, kc.
In pursuance OF Gecretai -rder oi this Court made ia
The above entitled will be sold pubic auction
der tie direction of The subscriber, Of the Masters OF
til, Court by H. IL Ludlow A uconeer, at the Merchants
Exchange in The City Of NewYerh The Sd day CT Hs-
yember " O'Clock Of that day, all dat certain
piece parcel OF land situate 10 The I"eli'A Ward OF The
Forty-fith and Forty,evenh streets, and Blsemngaae
:oad and Eighth Ayesuer containing and bounded an oi-
lnws: Beginning poiBt on the BlOOmBgdale road,
tnir;y. three feet and three inches sOutweserly Of e
unrey line of Forty sixth street, where The land hereiu-
alter described Joins that o the late frascis reitnef un
niu thence north westerly along the land OF The said Fran
@ -jtnrr two hundred and thirty feet eight inches
The land late Francis Child deceased thence north
y along the aud OF the said Frercis Child deceased sixty
vn lee, two inche. tie land Of David Carney thence
along the land OF the said David 1arnsey
a1d OF Erasmus d. Gasey, one hundred and hssn feet
three inches; thence ncIeaserIy along the said Erasmus
O. Garnsey's Land thirty feet nine inches land
Of John IT, Du.enbuTy ence along the said John IL. Du
srnbury land ninety feet sonth eastery the said
Rloomrgdale road aGd bence along the said Blooming
dale rO6d 10 The place OF beginnings being part Of the land
conveyed the said David s. Brown by Frances Child and
VIE, by deed bearing ate the 18th OF August lisa, and
m the office OF the Register in Liber SIT of Cons
map the land OF David = Browa in the Twelfth Ward
made by Samuel ;. Doughty, acting Surveyor dated the
hteen sixteen seventeen aud eehteen ACC The whole OF
numbers twenty twenty tw emit and
together WITH one halt OF The street opposite to and coz
grous to The .aid lot number twestylhree, WHICH map
file in the cice Of the Register aforesaid Also oil
those FIVE lots! pieces or parcels Of land situate lying and
being in te Twelfth Ward OF the City OF on me
nofthery side OF Fory1tk between the seyesh
Eighth Avenues bounded snutfer!y in frou ny rory
.sh Aforesaid westerly by land nov or ae ,o W.
property OF Mary Childs ard "a q I've lots To-
late the property Of Mary Childs De ,a $1,000,
er forming triangle and beng je y on on Cd .hr e side
hundred, and six feet I'VE DIET, bnndrca and
,i,tsY fec, and the north-e1st SIDE orr s
Swentyone feet i've and Known a@ 80
on map % sau s., & Doughty City ssfveyor, dated
April es ns 0 ~ Of bunker. s. q f
CITY asa X fneen) 6 (siIeeD) II, (seSeDtreD)
snd sa osy half IT, part Of F1sS on ,e s'r sd
aioEasag by The letters L. * L, NJ ", and r.
Sew-York, Ocobsr y. H.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master IN ChaDeery,
r,rs HuMpraEY Solicitor. OILS 2awtn3
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The brig Manhattan, hence tor Apalachicoa, run
iu'o by the ship whtemorc and cut down the waters
edge Lost her main rgging--Sp fore and man.sa, ard
received o,er damage The ship lost her bowsprit and
otherwise Injured.
Captain Souiliard OF the brig Mary Sisbee, OF New
York, which vessel was lost on The 81 September last On
arrived Norfolk Saturday last He says that SO per
salvage awarded vessel and cargo, and G5 per
brig Impulse and cargo, OF Baltimore.
! lie schooner Belle, New Orleans from Havana,
having spoken the 5h umo, in lat - IT, lon sc
n the bark Shannon from New Orleans for Liverpool had
experienced weather was leaking, and would
deavor put into NewSork inrrepairs.
The schooner Charles Godfrey, from Richmond bound
Washing ton, NC, lost Ocracohe Bar III. ult
crew saved.
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DIED (:

In this city, on the 2thinst. the residence OF his aher
Addison Thornc, aged % ears
On tho lOt inst Ocnva, daughter of Jonathan I Patten,
aged years.
his age
On the lltl inst Frederick Lewis eldest of. A. F.
Bachau, aged 9.
AdlIrd of this city.
a; Hartford CT on the lO inst. Nathaniel Cogswe late
OF this city, aged 80
Al Stafford on The 9th u Ftnnci; II. Nco, Esq aged
formerly merchant this city, and late candidate Tor
of Conn
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COURAUD'S EAU DE BEAUTE, or

OTrue Water of Beauty for exurninating Tan Reness
Sa,wEess Pnpes, Frcche-, lIOrphcSY Burns, Eioche'
and all CutaueOus eruptioEs0r redi!-ng delicate WHIT
neck. hands, and arms, and eicung healthy juvenile
bloom stands unr.aed IL soothing tnd healing proper
ties in all r0u. and harshness OF The sknespecisIy
in laying rritaby aler shaving, beyond compare
Amang tie OF trashy preparations and vile cGm-
pounds forced notice by parasltlcal pop-gun pulls
iouraud's Skin Lotion has rRObrusvey crept lis way
slowly but surely and steadily into public iavot throughout
the United States. Tits artr IS not recommended for III
cheapncss (is price being 81 per bottle, though a, ls
cost Infinitely cheaper tan ibe vile sui spread daily
before The public even the cost were one shilling or one
cent) Such cheap remees0r Mineral astringent beng
not Only Inadequate the objects contemplated bur by
their repe!aRt action positively injurious To health! GoU
RAup's WATER BEAUTY recommends itseby combined
efficacy hsrnlessne> OF acoa and refreshing ragrJnce.
A French lady writing 10 the proprietor, says-
Mons GouraCd-ri. bur ol justice that S'iesIG
spontaneously give yen my unqualified Testimonial OF bt
pnited efficacy innocence and fragrance OF your prepa
ration purifying and cleansing the skin BY rs Use
You shon!d Mon Anti ovefeignand charming
remedy for scattering all bemishes from oar faces can
EMiLIE DEsMoULlNs Pe'ses. Egaa Gss 200,
AZ have your Eau de Benute in use-t Is an admirable
article, aad shall recommend ~ 11pc p,;,,,.h,
81 bar. had several ca your wash, Tor ireckles &c
lady living here bought bstte OF you, ana sad IT had
the desired ELECT h1hA. % u mn ~ q,
chperfuy bear testimony 10 the efficacy and perfect
innocence OF Your Eau de Beaue IS decidedly vaus-
bic cosmetic. cannot consent that you publish my
name"
Dear Sr-Raving had very favorable opportunity yes
rerday evening Tor patiatng The merits OF your Eau
de Beaue aud showing the effects produced my hands
yong LADY requested that would procure her bote
ofit- Please send one per bearer.
JOSEPH NJ, Broadway.
SO strong is the p.opdetori conviction OF the entire EN-
cacY OF the above invaluable preparation IN realizing all
,bar processes 10 accomplish that any dissatisfied purchaser
ec-ivr his or her money back If requested.
TO he haf eRy al DR.. G.'s Exclusive Office 81 Walker
street door from Broadway 81 per bottle, and OF the
following Agents:
Albany, Guthrie, Maiden Lane; Goshen Elliott; Phil
adelphia Mrs. Brown, 10 Chestnut BALTIMORE, Seth
Hance, Pratt Washington. Seiby Parker, Alexandria
| &C. Berry; Hartford, Wells Il Humphrey; Boston Jor
dan, Milk Norwich, W. Faulaser LoweA, Carleton
Salem Ives New Haven z. Myers Providence, Dyer, Jf
and Others throughout the U, States, SIS 4tslaw
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7 Mercantile Agency
MARRIED :

On the llh inst the Emanuel Church, Broekyn. by
Rev Dr. Smith DIST. Peters Church, NewYorh Hugh L.
Snt, OF Milwaukee, W. T. Anne z. daughter OF the late
Joseph keeler, Esq.
AT Albany, the 9th inst Isaac Keller, of Albany TO
Mss Harriet Lockwood, of Cairo
AT Albany, the 9th instant JOHN d. Lawrence TO bliss
Louisa : Clark, both OF A.
AT Arbe Warren county on the 4th instant james Nj.
Leland Scroon. Essex county Miss Louisa W. Griffin,
OF the former place.
Al Vaatc, ~ Y the 9Th inst, Martin Hoffman, OF tho
firm of Soddard Hoffman, OF Hudson, TO Miss Jane Erown
OF the former place.
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IL the ship Elizabeth Deuson sailed for Mobiles ST
John lady and servant Catone, lady child and seryt
Hortsn, lady children and servant; Stewart ady
child and A Cook, lady, child ard servant;
North and lady, Caldwell and lady, Mrs Ward Misses
Iesren Z r 81 John, Knapp. J Ayres, ~ Ellis Z
w BrdsaIl X Cook, II Ocou W II Kelly o FARMS, r
D Post, Mcclure E Siireve, Twins. w WINS II
c Ce;onet ] EIrcit and Masters Caionett and Horton
In the brig Virginia, sailed for Mobie-D Labar, lady
and child VI Boon lady and chiln Floonan and bro
Their j W Holmes Koskay, J Wilcox, F i Robbins,
II Pain VI Rows .teerare.
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AG,Nr's OFFICE, STATE Prison,
Auburn, Oct 10, 1912 :

TT Office is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals wi be recevea!,t the oiceo. the sabseh-
until tuesday the Goth day December 10
increasing same, the Agent may be able furnish 10
any number exceeding Three Hundred, for the OF
Five years from the first day OIL, January next, be
piOyed in the manufacture OF Flies and such articles q" Cut
-ry ch the United States principally supplied by
foreign importation
Sufficient shop.room, suitably warmed and lighted VIII
be furnished by lie State
No,e Persons making proposals required to the
amount day offered for the services Of each Convict
aud furnish the Of the person persons offered
the Contract, with their written assent thereto;
respective persons making proposals required
present the time OF opening srch proposals dec
2Gib) cu.rr 10 person or by duly authorized agent
oI3 tp2O HENRY PULHENtjS. Agent.
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DO rar burn OLE

NANTUCKET STORE.
u The subscriber has beea appointed Agent for the sale
OF Oil for extensive OIL Company Nantucket and is
prepared to supply his from bis wag-
daily or otherwise less than the usual market prices
by the cask-
Sperm Candles superior quality . per h. by the box
n. B. Families who purchase gallons will be charged
the wholesale price.
Manufacturers Of steamboats, and any large
suners OF oil viii be dealt With on very liberal terms.
OF JAMES M.ALESTER, loo Division-strss.
u saEdnl Wood Canes ~. S. CAJLKINS
No ? Astor House. has received assortment OF these
beautiful Canes elegantly mounted an article which has
long been desIderatum in the market oIS It
u Phrcnology.-S. KlRKHAM (auther at an Eng
sb Grammarl viii examine heads and give correct oral
dence NO SO Cliff treet Six years experience justices
him IN saying that II entire satisfaction be gwen
charge Will BE made. o5 If
u Gouraud's Fan de Beaufe. fors,horoughly
,aneous eruptons. This beautiful cosmetic is 100 well
known to need another word The genuine be had
the original Office, g. Waikerstreei door Bread
way. 81 per bottle. OLE lois
II French Eansnagc.-MANESCASo ORAL and
PEACIlCAL SfS lEM.-Gcritemen vino have sigred are
informed that the Evening Class will commence AT O'Clock
Monday, October Sd Those who wish 10 join will please
leave Their names immediately. The Ladies Morning Class
l. MANEsCA DURAND.
oil eodf 70 Frankn.streeI 9Th door Yves, OF Broadway
IL Mercantile Agcncy-This Agency was es-
tabi'hed June 3il aud is in successful operation The
number OF subscribers has bsen steadily increasing the
commencement A large number of the respectable
firms in the city have become subscribers The object
the Agency IS 10 procure information respecting the stand
ing, responsibility &c, OF country merchants residing in
the States of New York, Ohio. Michigan. Indiana Illinois.
the New England States, Mes Jersey parts OF Missouri
agd Pennsylvania snd the Territories OF Iowa and wscon
for the benefit OF merchants in the city Of ~ York who
NAV become subscribers the Agency Experience has
shown that this Agency-ns corductrd-has been highly
useful not only TO the n!ercan of this city bu, TO honest
and solvent merchants N The country Merchants are l-
vi.ed call, when the Terms Conditions will be made
known 10 Them. They also make inquiries. without
charge, sufficient the plan. and be well
satisfied OF the value Of the information II is believed that
tins Agency v he The OF saving merchants inths
city hundreds OF thousands Of dollars annually Apply
LEWIS TAPPAN, corner of Hanover AMI
s27 cod I'm Exchange streets, No 7 DORIS Buildings.
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J. E. wEEDEN. )
SAM SAMUEL FL E E1wWiGNG, Trustees

II Corporation Nosice.-Puhlic notice is hereby
given tha, Sale Of Property for unpaid Taxes VIII take
place Al public auction al the City Hall OF ie Cy % New
York. MONDAY, the 9Th day of December, 1872, al u
O'clock roon and be continued from day 10 day until me
whole OF said properly shall be sold and that The detained
in the New Era newspaper printed and published IN Tie
City OF New-York. D. ID. WILLIAMSON Comptroller
Csmptrollsr's Office, August So 1872 % lawl4w
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II General society of Mechanics and
ErRdesncR.-The readc.s OF the Apprentices Library
are requested the Institute, Crobyst, FRI
day morning. li Inst At O'Clock precisely to oin III the
PROCESSION ia comrcmoration of The introduction OF the
Croton Wafer.
By order OF tic Committee of Arrangements
GARRISON CROLIUS, SEN Chairman.
J,Nrs EDs,l.l Secretary. o.
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rr Mechanics, ansIiruse- CELE-

r. MechApiCss 6nstituset-CROFONC ELE-
pRaTlOX ltb october.-Tbe members Of the Institute
viii assemble The Rooms, City Hail! ON Friday morning
soc'oe to asss in The celebration OF the !nrodnction
OF Cru.on Water into the city. Ii IS expected and most
requested tba, all the members viii be present ON
this noble OCCASION TIE senior classes OF the nte depart
nra Of the Scheol will assemble" 1T the school isnon's ana
viz asst ia the celebration uner The charge o their sev
,al teachers Badges the occasion VIII be delivered "
he semhers AT the place al meeting: ny mIiero
els II ROBERT SMii H. Trcs'"ehL
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n-r General Society Of Nscchnnicsi and
Er:.desnir.i OF the City OF Newly ork.The members
of this Society are requested the Institution in
Crosby streeton Friday morning, the l4 inst AT O'Clock
precisely to jen the PROGRESSION in commemoraon OF the
lnlroductlonoi the CrotOn Water.
By order Of The ComnIr,tee OF Arrangements.
GARRISON CROLlUS, Sen, Chairman.
al 80
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Shin United States. Brirton. Liyerpo

Ship United States Briiton. Liverpool, Il Kermit
Scs Sparthn Arey, FrBnkisr, Brett Vose: Repeater,
Francis Wilmington: Corinda, Parker, Key West, " "
Pratt; Sea. Denno, New Orleans RI & Murray; Joseph
Sybraud, Nicholson, Philadelphia a Cooley Baltimore.
Wogiom, Petersburg.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.-TEIs chf
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ID EDUCED PRICES-l.conomy {

p EDJOED II CGS--f.C0uOnV OF
4 a Cash Purchases.-The subscriber invites the attcn-
OF his patrons tn his present extensive
OF Fail Goods. comprising the finest grades OF
West of England and French Cloths, CaSSmeres. Bca-
verS &C. Ne,tngs OF the choicest styles and quality and
nt Infinite pattern and vaTiey-a ot which he IS prepared
make up liz the most elegant and fashionable manner
and at unusually low prices FOR CAST
The above Goods having beeu selected from the --latest
iportaons, and nj the lowest cash prices, he pledges him
sell furnish garments in observapt o the
superiority OF workmanship &c. at long has character
lied his establishment while he engages by his immense
reduction from former charges convince the
toner of the economy OF cash purchases.
JAMES DAILY, Wooden Draper and Tailor,
olO lms 257 Broadway, o. Park Place
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YWel.l, anci

DWelsh aocistfce.-Thc meinbers Cf The W eish
ssers WHO propose taking parin the C.oton Water Get.
eston reque.ted Ia assemble atthe thufch ~
s,, on Fridav morning The iI n.i, ocsok y. Nj.
OILS 4
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The above is from lady In lie Roy Place.
Dear Sr-Ravin had very favorable opportunity ye
terday evening Tor eypaiatng the merits OF your Fla
de Beanle and showing the effects tproduced my hand
yong LADY requested that would procure her bou
OF il Please send one per bearer
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IL Chenp Gnrpctim. - GREEN 4 CO, IA
Hroadw beg Ia call The attention OF erifiends and me
public their entirely assortment NJ Brussels lngrdn
Venetian Carps,inrs Oi! Cloths Druggetts &C. &c,
which They believe VIII be found ON Inspection equal IL
PATTERN quality and price TO those offered by any estab-
shment IN this city.
j. G. CO., particularly request examination OF some
new STYLES o Ingram Carpel-s got u2exprtSF tnrthe,
4nn which they a,ier themselves merit especial notice
Sn12 lM+
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Passenger Arrived
Pa.seupers aaiIed

In the brig CatbarDe from Chares,on-s Evan Miss
Fenny, and Mr. Hart
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TT Eroton Ge!ebratHou-AMER1C tNSTl
T,lTE-Tbe members OF the American Institute OF The
Civ OF New.Yok requested To meet at o'clock on
Friday Morning, 10 join IN tie Grand Groioa Celebration
puncual attendance il requested The Members TO APP
near with ,heit Badge. Per order,
~, Joseph COW DIN, GRIND Marshal.
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n sseaIi;i, ssnteI and s,s,ntort-The g

u ssenIiii, SsnteI and tis,,stort-Ihe era
ham House rs Barclay Newly orb, prnllerA advantages
10 Strangers Stopping days weeks in the ciy, Hch
a. are rarely offered. Ii is e..by located clean ana
airy street tire business part OF the Guy ana IN
the immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
Its apartments convenient and neat, while It, table IS
supplied with the best Vegetables and Fruits tina: can e
proc ured excluding entirely Animal food aud SimDiL
of all kinds. Charges noiarate(Sl 10 81 - per day Tor
ran,rit}-and evsry effort made to render B-aerS COM
Portable Shower Baths free. Remember 65 Darclay.st
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II Celebration Nosscc.-Ths constitutional and
Eedged members the Marshall Abstinence Society,
I'D members otter Temperance Societies who do no,
ma ont body respectfully invited TO FRI.
IN rorn.ng ai O'Clock n, Concert Hail. 4O6 Broadway
cn in the Procession o the Introduction OF the Crotou
gMer IN city. There viii be carriages provided Tor
ee Lady Marshall Society 20 join in The Procession
ol3dt JOHN &. COACHMON, Eia s ia!.
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MAYoNs OFFICE. OF. NJ, lGl2.


sryo,;cc In Owners AMI Drivers OF Hacks, Cabs
cir, s,,res. aud all vehicles licensed ny the Mayor.
You are hereby required refrain between the hours OF
a. W. and r. 81 on Friday next ilh Instant from pass
ss through the streets embraced the following Inc oi
March Of the Procession, VIZ Fion Batisry Pacf mp
Broadway 10 Union Place down the Bo"ery to Grand
tree, no Grand street 10 East Broadway, down Easl
Broadway TO Chatham street. down Chatham street to the
Park.
The OF prvae vehicles are also requested not TO
pa,s through said streets between said hours
ol2 ROBT. II. MORRIS, Mayer.
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-sAPS-CLOTH AND VELVET GAPS

IA great variety of new and splendid patters adapted
infants, children and boys OF all ages Also, ladies'
riding Caps OF very beautiful patterns and gentlemen 9
Sporting and Dress Caps Tha subscriber hatcrs himself
has the largest and best assortment of Caps The city
and further recommendation is tho extreme moderate
orces which they yended Wholesale and retail al
WATSON'S, l54 Chathaln-street and
So
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- cro,on Geiebrasion.-The Invited Guests OF
c.,,mon Council win meet al the City Hail. on the lilh
10. ~ A ~. precisely. The Committee Will be in at.
i''''1eS GARRISON CRoLIUS, Jr.,
EDWARD d. WEST,
WILLIAM DODGE,
Comp.lttes Reception.
s,,.,,nc papers please copy. oiS
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IT Noticc.-rhe members of he Hope Total .;bsi-
V4se rt-t Society requested Ia iheir Hall.
cyar of Grand-sircct and Broadway hapaSt o'clock
a. on Friday, the ith, for the purpose cot Celebrating
The Croion Water Festival For Badges apply Ut the
Sss Of the Secretary. BY order Of the Committee.
Iail. TlIOS. FENrON. Chairman.
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: Friends OF TeInpcrnuco-.T

Temperance Society will meet the purpse o olnng IN
te Celebration to take place on Friday the i'ti lns al
be corner OF Chambers and Centre streets opposite the
Pvt Ofie~ A. NJ. The Society Is 10 be pre-
rted by the Band OF thu Ncw-fork Institution Tor 'he
Blind the services nj which have been kindly volunteered
III The occasion. They under the charge OF Mr.. n.
Rd Of the Park Theatre This Band will furnish one Of
ne Interesting al The its members are
blind; and vet through the excellent Institution TO
seet they attached they able 10 perform iramy
Wv difficult compositions with facility and correctness
hey play entirely y aud with spirit and accuracy
l would do credit those who have studied music win
I've advantages OF sight OF which they are So unfortunately
syed ls hoped ard expected that all the Pledge ana
Cosailuopal member, of the Society will be present.
sasnts Of Temperance, and oil Printers and any other
foas engaged the Book business and not belonging 10
10y o,ser bodies respectfully requested to unite with
Spn Friday morning al clock, the corner oi Cham
nv and Centre streets. JAMES HARPER, Prest.
Asa L. SIilPNAN. Sec'Y. OILS u
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rr Croson Celebrmiion.-Th- Prime

rr Croson Gelebrniinn.-Thr Printers Of the city
Of Ecw.YtTk AMI vicinity, having made arrangements 10
s 4, tho celebration of the introduction OF the CrotSn
water in this city, will nt the Howard House corner
of Iowlrdsreet aud Broadway, Friday morning. 18th
inst y, 81 O'Clock PRECISELY The Ode written for the
e,on by Cen George r. Morris will be printed on, and
diarbued from movable stage yufing The pee s,on
GEORGE +. HOPKINS. Grand Marshal.
jss 7 N eEaTTos Assistants.
Badges may be obtained at H. Pansons Of Ann
snI Rassau-stTeris, and OF tue Committee tie ming
I'd urrrcI Aiilr-