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EXCLUSIVELY
PRINTED CkIICOES

PRINTED CALICOES,
TO supply the City and Interior Trade By the or
BIZ conuin their entirely and exclusively TO ts
one article l. B. enabled not only 10 exhibit more
lsnsive and beautiful than IS to be lound I
Staes bar sell always at prices low Gr!d
lorer than houses whose attention and means are o''1s
among large variety OF articles. pot,
The Stock embracing Soe Thousands Of Different
terms aud Corings comprises all the latest and choicts'
stylus to which will be constantly added all new and
bic patterns they appear IN the market besides many
will be- got up exclusively Tor their own sales ,.
Purchasers OF this article will find II TO their In tEe. ~
anime Stock before buying their Prints Even e5
purchase they will least have the advantage CPL sins
The styles, and learning the Lowest market Prices
Catalogues of Prices corrected with every variation o.
the Market placed the hands OF Buyers All otI5fs
will the best attention. au23 3TDSW
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AUCTION SALES
josiah Richards, AuetiooeeT-
o ls6 Broadwav.
WEDNESDAY EVENING

WEDNESDAY EVENING
AT o'clock. Al TIE auction room,
LARGE SALE Of VALUABLE NV Book .,,.,.;y
collection Of New Books, embracing fine library edtioa, al
Standard Works. Books OF Poetry in choice sll, bnJ :.
eeEar; Bibles and Prayer Books including sons ooEa 49,
lions; populsr School and Classical Books is,,, ss;,;o,
and large vare, OF Miscellaneous Books iaeudng .ecsar
and popular publications.
luton sbo Banet9t History Of the United States 81
Poetcal Works Cans Manners and Customs Of the North
American Indians 2v Lord Boinsbyoke's Works, library
edition. Johusons Works ~ Svo Boswels Life Of John.
sou ~; MISS Laudons complete works $40; Browns Phi
osophy ~: Rogers Physiology 2yo 4CIudcns Concord
la', Works ioy; Eneyf0ped2 Americans l3s lryng.
colorsd p!;s Poets and Poetry of America ne binding
NcCulloch's Commercial Dictionary ~ 80 Davenport,
Dictionary of Biography Svo 5C0opes Naval History 3v;
lrvings Rocky Mountains 2y; HemaGs w ofss "; .ets
OF Penny Maya Josephus Svo Byron. Works sy
The whole are new and fresh copies aud will BE- sold ,ins
or in lots 10 suit purchaseES.
~ Catalogues are now rsadv
AT PRIVATE SALE.
PAPER E.SGISGs-FoG OF Paper Hangings, consist
ing Of various pattern, OF Satin and PLAIN Papers.
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~ Wire Window shades-Manufletured to Or
der any size SHAPE OF snIs ana oman sOs sa u
hall doors, screens for Pnoc FSGmi, G Si
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admir- all the air
md Light mo Ire room md perfect veg INTO TIE street.,
the same s they ots,ruct the view from th' sf tn me
room anu hees N'ast"'' ia, ISL
given HUNDREDS Ire ghS viii s sate
confidence in Tcophe!ous every person who Buys comes
recommended BY those who have used II =. ~; ~.
AT 50 CENTS tER ssrTLE-Ths chief virtues OF 'i' '''
sof is bSacns Strengthening and clarifying 0ualties
. Its gently stimulating the action OF me SKIN; hh o
1907 and particularly the pulp which eceses the vessels
and giving life and yisor to ne En- nalI a,4.
s. Is freeing he skin from the effects Of peTsp'Iaon scu
and daudriff, and disposng the hair 10 curl;
s. And is frequent viii preserve the hair in beauty and
health 10 ;he latest period life; -, -,
Cratuitnus advice all diseases connected VII" XIX
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rooms.
o2s lms i6 Broadway, OF Libsrty-s, ur stairs
4 MEXICAN MUSEUAI-500,o 900 curiosnes =
R Ss 81 aS7is ;Ei3i' iS6 n0ssA
the celebrated v0Sf F bs ~ bs + 95 sHsw
n's'9 Ea fE ZIP G'SaE THE DANsEUsE
A6a So s bea Ieo 95 5 ss lawns
no, Ny love is like the red, !ed rose; A C Come pretty
loo yoang TO marry ye, BY G. P Morris; Miserable
When little farm keep Sc.
La fetite Ceeste VII! CanCe
Of De Nina-LA CRACOyIENNE and HIGHLAND
FLING.
Mr.. Hamb1dge will preside the piano forte
," The Programme will De changed every evening, ,
Entertainments commence half past every evening and
and Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. az O'Clock.
Admission IS cents children under 10, halt price. n
DEALE'S NEW-YORk MUSEUM, AND
I PICTURE GALLERY--Broadway, opposite the Cry
Ha-The bs, combination OF novelties ever produced Tor
The FAMOUS KENTUCKY MINsTRELS.
their Negro Duets Trios Songs, Banjo Bone aud Tam
BORNE ExravaganZas, sc.
GREAT WESTERN,
Ethiopian Orator and lmitator Of the Locomotive.
T. 6. BOOTH, Comic Story-T ellsr and Singer.
Master Banjo PLAYER and pupil OF John Smith
Mr.. BRUCE, Comic Singer from the Ameercan Museum
MADAME ADOLPHE who does not profess TO De For
tune Teller BE- consulted privately regarding Past Present
or Future, during the whole day and evening,
Admission the whole 2i l2s cents extra 10 those
who consult Mad Adolphe
Performances every evening al IL and Wednesday and Sat
uTday afternoons az O'Clock. NO
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PRicE RrpucED-DR TsYIoR's BALsAM OF LryERwcRT
wonders; are almost daily receiving testimony IN itsis
DsaT S-ioU wished me soulc tine ago 70 let you know
The state ofny feelings My feelings present are sh
pain my breast and when sioop have nt,etng Sslss
Ter ,h,n it vas Upo1 Ike whole, feel great deal batter
since commenced taking your LWerwog Several lerS9ns
s 50 from bottle told thGm had; adj ihS bs a}a
from it shey would tv it tlrnse thank sir, for
your kindness and hope s2l he s5ls g all al ami see oa
IN short tina J. WILKINSON 90 Coineild 81
70 For sale as above; also by G. J. Leeds, wholesale
d,ugeis. 1873 Al4ide lane and by Mrs Hays, $50 Fulton ST.
BROOKLYN.
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DIED,

On Sunday morning, the 9Th inst Eliza, daughter Of
Clendenen.
The friends Of her father and Of her brothern law Rob
NJ Field and John w Grad respectfully invited
toatend her funeral from the residence OF her father No.
Us Allen ST. this afternoon al three O'Clock, PM
On Saturday morning. Nov. 4h, Of consumption, MFs
Louisa wife Of James P Magee aged "a years and months
Newark, NJ. papers please copy.
On Sunday evening" 5h INST Matilda Levee,, only daugh'
ter of Rev. Joseph H. Price.
On sunday 5h inst, Mrs Charlotte Class. aged SO years
and months.
On Sunday 9Th inst, George W son of Thomas zots, 8
years and months.
On 9Th instant Mr. Peter wentzel, sen the 9th year OF
his age.
On Saturday, 18th inst, VIM Drake aged SIS years and
months
At Manhattanvie, Sunday morning, George, son OF
George and Caroline Hartman, aged 20 months.
At New Berlin, Adams Co. Pa, DR. George L. Fauss, for
merly Member Of the Legislature.
Passengers Arrived
In the ship Rhone from HavIe--Mr Nerdier Of Sc Nj
Nei, Madame La Pave, Miss Page Miss Mquertand sc
steerage.
Passengers Sailed
In the packet ship John Minurn for New orleansNIrs
and MISS Smith OF NOrleans Miss Bradford, Miss May
nard Mr. Dudley lady children and servant, Messr
Chew D Smith. w Lawrence f Smith, o Johnson Foge
and Bradford.
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/, i! H. H AFMnsL, Secretaries.

C. Shippers of goods per ship Patrick for Liver.
pool Henry will please clear them the Custom House this
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Resolred, That wf.q we adjourn resolve ourselves ni9
committee of the whole Go all the work that We should
do 10 insure our entire success on the morrow.
On ~ H. %ns resolved e 1oRFa = s Charmed On esa
a. iiE G. X Rrx sETISs Vice charrn'n.
+ T i Aryn,La }}ssere,ares J,
C. shippers of goods per ship Patrick for Liver.
pool Henry will please clear them the Custom House this
morning.
rT The Invisible wig SO closely resembles the
real bead hair that acepcs and connosseurs have pro-
Ounced the most perfect and oIdnary invention Of the
beng made wesy if Which, causes its
peagance closely resemble the natural hair both in light
being beautiful so porous FREE that in all cases
perspation evaporation unimpeded and the evils OF
alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wig, and the
peculiar method Of fitting the head at the manufacturers a
C. Barry ZIG Broadway corner Of Liberty street, up stairs
TIE snisa lEis9 OF N6PesoSl
of Liberty Eaenles of British Persecution, Attend You
be eN ressed TO the Ps 10 the ra1i Let the city Of
American Frcmen Let the friends of Ireland, the friends
and give sypresson the outraged feelings which viii per-
wade the civilized world Let NewYo lead the way
pathi2in far that may effect good and show that the
beck of yrant Britain Let four o'clock this day be ;a
lost No man Who loves Or hates injustice should
NJ NJ 80 's''''' 49, B. O'CoNNoR, Secretary
Meeting Of the Mechanics institute will be held the Ips
9 G s o g9s fsyf % Nos sass
ed to attend. {. ". oGsHMAN, ssers'afy NC;
@ 49, m M e. pnE 6s hs4 10
ow Msossi"9S 's S >0' '' anu continue " 'Y
number and rare articles Will BE for
B@o add to the interest Of the Fan variety of Chi
All eady to the cause are Invited to attend Admission
ls-en'ld'en Oh ---------------7, M .,
HSTs, Of Boston wi lecture at At fgsakn Hall No 3
Tsysa and I @ Of this week.
+ The sS idash' cry published every Thu,sa
a. St. Andrews socis1y-F1Ecrros OF
socie;y he State SswYo 5 rs sfdsio9 Of CHEERS
day evening the 9th half past G0ek general
M 80. JOHn CAMpBELL' Secretary.
- Il ~ OF ". FL ne Members OF iGWa ; Lo1se,
attend fH d. b Second Meeting Of the Lodge to be
O'clock An address aPPT2gTiats for the be oesasiOn will be
Nov. G, 1913, now 2t B. J, LOSING, sec'y.
r. ye,,.yor,x I.~ceum FIFTH ANNUAL.
COURSE OF 10 b. delivered at n BRGAD
MHS IA nc"c Oh = s u eA' "seA a.
IN gu C. ~ y 9Ci ~; ~
b the Hon A BltU Ii ~ rr f5p K4t
Esq. OF Boston ,.,..,.
One Lecture oy OF An9ss N
One Lecture By hey LEoNAK3 bAGUN - ~ OF r SS%
EN-. oN2ec! Lie anu iieS u " e'" o' Ha'ioi
o., 'taii ., l ~. r0NAPORAcON n n &c Na,r
one s.< S;oj e ,nJ Tt,,ss of and Arcbbishon of
!,h INC anu ''e' " 1-"'N -
~ '. oto H.: p LEONARD paCOV n n NJ Now.
O"e j..o.u'e g -. ~ ,roc 7 49, ~ Tngla,d
o"LyeSs' fHtI "a Iip I G ~ por;de,ce
One LecIuIe ps aIi: JIM W LE1 VI ~
Sneleet 0oiisa''ons Oh american 10 Amer
,r,r,rrr
One Lee,ule " me- q e iti-N OA-i', ~ '4s'~'' ~
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TOWNSEND Mass, Dec. %, 1872.
his may cerf that in 1887 by doing, brought on
p,!pitation Of the heart which left with cough
Which has conlaued until the past summer and III
1885 uG became liberated aud have continued to ulcer
ale and break June the present year, when had
seve.e of bleeding my lungs, which followed until
Mere skeleton that had gwen up all hopes ofrcovery aud
was gwen by physician and friends beng past
cure bu; upon beng persuaded TO make trial of y II.
DoWNs'S BALsAAilC ELlXlR immediately found
rellef that days able walk abroad
and TO aead business and have had ulcers
collect nor bleeding the lungs Sucv and enjoying
comfortable health aud do feel duty and esteem it
piv,ge recommend the above Elixir all every
Who may hereafter be afflicted with any affection
Of The lungs as a safe and speedy remedy.
w ABNER SlMONS
lG3 and 4. Aro, Hail. 30 Catherine
street G. Morton li3 G fand Symes, Gedicue Store IS
BowsIv. r NJ Abell Il Cherry j. Lyuce, OF
Fulton aud Watersheds. AZ
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OUPEKIOR OLD PORT VINE q BRANDY,
- &cThe subscriber offers for sale very superior Port
Wine in glass dralt-alsa old pale Cog. Brandy.
Old M.deia and Sherry, IN 81 ass and 10 wood
Fine Hooks Carets Bnrgundys and Sauterpes in
one dozen each Apply TO GILBERT DAVIS,
s1d s,f a Pine corner O William
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q MoRE THAN FIVE HUNDRED CERTIFICATES equa' 70
me following the hanus OF prcprsior OF the pest
.nnntor are at this season of the year. hey publish this
iol the caei Of the afflicted The original be seen at
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ISl3-SecOnG Coming of Christ mt hand.
J. V HINES of Boston, Will lecture franklin Hall No. Us
Chathamstree in the building, lately known as Franklin
Theatre on Tuesday Wednesday evenings Of this week
The Public are invited to attend. Seats free
The Midnight Cry published every Thursday at No. .
Spruce-Street. It,
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

IN NETWORK.
Y T. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord & Lees,
ID. Lee s Babcock, Sc and U B. BREWSTER undo!
the firm Of LEE & BREWSTER have established at IL
PEARL STREET, Hanover Sqpare,l Newly ,rk, war;
house on an extensive scae,
EXCLUSIVELY
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By F. Cotton.

r.
THIS DAY at 10y O'Clock at I02 Broadway, near
..as Sofas and Sofa Beds;tad, Mahogany WasdEoS'
TaSs. A dressing Bares MsS wash Stands Mahogany
and Blaek Walnut Ch.ir' Imitation Rosewood do; Side,
maple Chars and tables Mattresses and Paster. together
with many articles no enumerated Sale positive. II.
FURNITURE NOTICE-Sota Bedsteads. &c.
Il F COTTON would inform all who ara IN want Of Fur
Of any dsscpnon, that he prepared urnilh
b, constantly hand very large assortment, including
bity and economy without thsir equal The public arc
invited call and examine hem-also all other kind, OF
Those breaking up honsss ing or , T,ni TO sell all Or
Tug line or calling upon the subscriber
Sas n 'ahqT6 m Fulton tic and Aaa
pANCA TIN.-lO,OOO bxs for sale by GRIN
d NELL MINTURN s. co, IS south-st. now St
4 GENCY FOR CLAIMS AGAINST THE
n UNITED STATEs.-The subscriber has established
Agency for the Prosecution OF Claims against the General
Claims under Contracts Commissions Treaties; Unclaimed
Balances Dvid nds Stocks for the eSsuns of reasury
expired Indian and Land Claims of all kinds. Pension Claims
all kinds under the OF Congress, from the 18th OF May
ofce, War Navy Departments or Attorney Generals IN
like c4ses-lnvalid Navy, Rey9lutionary Widows Hers
onary Seryices-BOuny Lands Gomm9ation, or HaliPay
Claims OF Soldiers Of the Late War The subscriber has
the Government and Of ihoss entitled who have not received
Two Agents reside in Washinstol through whom and M
collected any place information obtained evidence
cured Claims whether requiring the action OF Congress or
of the Departments, will be advocated i'll person.
The persons comprising this Agency many facilities,
and have been for several familiar with The OF
public business principles governing the adjustment and
the of settling claims with against the
Govern ment.
Communications will be addressed NewYork post paid.
NICHOLAS CARROLL, 81 w allstrret, New-York.
Refers
Shepherd Knapp Esq, President Mechanics Bank, n Y
Hon. Friend Humphrey, Albany, ~ y
Millald Fillmore, Buffalo, n Y
j Simmons, L. :. Providence r.
Rufus Choate, U. S S, Boston, Mass
Scheduled. u ESQ., Boston Sugar Refinery, Mass,
Hon William Wright, Newark, y. j.
Isaac r. Davis Esq, Philadelphia, Pa.
Messrs Poland, jenkins Coz B Ba LIN Md
Willie PMangum, Pres. U. S s, Red Mountain, NC
" w G. Preston. Columbia s. {.
- Henry Clay, Ashland, Ky.
- r. w Thompson, Bedford Ia.
David s. Lee Esq, Chicago, Ill:
Hon William Medill Lacaster Ohio
John Bell, Nashville, Tenn.
John Henderson, U. 5. s. Pass Christian, Miss.
w. S. Fulton, U. S s.. Little Rock, Ark.
j. S. Meehan, ESQ., Librarian to Congress, Washlngton
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DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FRoCks Ch9AKs &f-En oa Beaver an, and Pilot
and medium ga ty Cloth Clcsks for sale at 23 Broadway
American Hotel, opposite the Fountain; ,,so.co
is,f FL x Y
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t. L. o. of O. F.-The Members Of Howard Lodge
No 60 and the ORDER generally respectfully invited
attend the Second rerSey Meeting Of the Lodge to b
O'Clock An address appropriate for the OCCASION will bs
delivered By the Rev 2. Halleck By order.
Nov G. 1913, now 2t B. j. LOSING, Sec.
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WINDOW SHADE UEPUI, NO. Spruce-st,
w The susc invite the attention of the public
their splendid OF Decorative Window Shades. all
having been got with great and warranted 10 please
Shades painted to any pattern or size:
The assortment Of splendid American Landscapes
Italian DO Wild Vignettes French Scrolls Vgnette and Ro
settle Centres Scptural Views Fancy Sketches and Gothic
Landscape Centres, Tnam Abbeys, Moonlight Views &c
Sign Banners and Decorations done style not TO BE-
surpassed by any other establishment.
Southern and Western Merchants supplied with any guam
titv (Ol8 lmlsl BARTOL Y DE- MAONI.
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IT, st. Andrews STANDARDIZATION OF
OFFICERSThe preparatory meeting Of the ST. Andrew
Society of the State of NwYok for the election Of officers
for the ensuing year will BE- held the City Hotel Thurs
day evening the 9th instant half past o'clock general
and pune tua attendance is earnestly requested.
NJ 3th JOHN CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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- First Ward Taxes.-The Collector Of the
First Yard received his Book and prepared to furnish
bills those wish avail themselves of the deduction
Of by making voluntary payment TO the Receiver
before the Isl OF January. o. COBLE, Collector.
Ofice Coeuties Slip. Open from sunrise sunset
every. lav. SUNDAYS eYcepte4 IT.
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nR. ROSE, of Philadelphia, the American Au-
~ thor Of CONSUMPTION who has been 50 empsay
New York on the 9Th 10th end lth of November and be
consulted Dr. Halls Office, No. 81 Chambers ST. from A.
Dr. Hall may also be consulted hereafter he will adopt
the same mode otreatment employed BY Dr. Rose M 3.*
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CoborAL IS sold at No, Murray st
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yHTANTED--In an Architects Office, in the
w country, young man who has some knowledge Of draw
Ing who would surveys when required. The
compensation woud be very moderate Address Box 10 Up
par Post Office. now St.
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no MAKBLED AND COLORED PAPER
4 MAKERS.-Wanted, respectable Of practical
peence in the manufacture OF Alarbed and Colored Papers
To one fully this offers good and permanent sit
uaton. Address c. Z. s. w al this office II.
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Bark Express Lothop, days from Boston, in ballast to

Packet ship Rhone Johnson, from Haye, Oct mdse to
Fox s Livngston The ship John Cummings went the same
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T OST--Cn Sunday evening, from wagon,
IL passing through Grands Bowery and along the Bloom
ngdae road, roll OF Manuscripts, wrapped
brown paper The finder will confer great favor by leaving
the Church Depository No 20 John-street and will De
suitably rewarded. now II"
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. Liberty Party OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
ESQ. "a Nassau street. Vincent Lecount, 200 Greenwich
@ w Rose IS Cherry Luke Davies, 2ll Division; u j.
9Th street n62t~
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r c.. BOOTH " CO at the NewYork Cash
y Tailoring Establishment, Il2 Fuonstreet, Broad
way still continue take the lead economy aud elegance
in the manufacture and style Of the garments belong
ing to gent!emans wardrobe.
This superiority they enabled maintain nconsequsnce
of the general adaptation tho cash principle by the public,
resulting from ras experience that the credit system necessa
r imposed heavy the prompt paying customer TO
supply the losses from that class OF the community when
must necessarily be excluded from this establishment BY ad
herring strictly the system enables TO fur
nish their customers with garment, superior style and finish
very great reduction from credit prices
Gentlemen who contemplate rettin9 the arrange
their wardrobe would do well CALL as our
81 the the CITY, as various
as the changes Of fashion, embracing all the different styles OF
French Elastic Cameres Of the choicest 10! winch
this establishment has become celebrated Stranger, and
others visiting the city particularly invited to call and
themselves and the above assertions by patron
zing exclusive cash house.
No deviation prices and strict punctuay observed In
filling orders. j. Z. BOOIH Y ". iva ISL
WIN. T. JENNINGS " co, Diapers aud Tail
w ors Broadway, American Hotel, opposite the Foun
tain, solicit attention. te assortment OF seasonab!e Bsodss
including Cloths Casslmeres, Vestngs &C. IN all the neW
and various styles.
Under that the Of small profits and
quick Which has elected SO liberal patronage, VIII
whilst such VIII enable
Us TO fill all order, in future with promptness.
those requiring articles for Immediate Is the addition TO
our stock Of assortment Of first quality ready made Gar
ments cosang of Surtous, Frocks, Dress oats, Pana
looms, Vests Office Goats Travelling Frocks, Dressing
Gowns. &c ",
choice selection of Silk and Satin Scsrs CT lvas Hand
kerchie Gloves Suspenderx Hosiery Under ests, DraT
ers Muslin Shirts, Collars &c, prices which must offer
nducement, to purchasers. jyl5 istf
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, G5 Photographic Likenesses. by the Daguer-
reotyie Process go Broadway Corner Park place. by VAN
LOAE o.
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n Fair.-A LADIES' FAIR, for the benefit Of the
German Mission NJ L. Church, will be held In Military
Hail. No 1913 Bowery opposite Spring street. 10 commence
Wednesday, the 9th Nov, 1913, and continue till the fol-
lowing Saturday.
number of curious and articles will be presented for
sale, among which several made by Blind Lady.
n BIO add to the interest Of the Far, variety ofChi-
CurositieS will be exhibited.
All friendly the invited TO attend. Admission
lS.-Children Gil. nj ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as coachman and waiter
and cook do houework BY colore man and wife
with the best city reference Inquire 1873 Broadway nj
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T. The United irish Repeal Association
lIL CpISIE-hRIlL,SI, or Mi | = Erisnl.

T5- Mechanics 5nstitute.-The regular MONTH,
Meeting Of the Mechanics institute will be held at the psti
hapas o'clock precisely Members particularly request
ed 10 attend. c. w. CUSHNlAN, Secretary. nc 2t
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Those breaking up housekeeI ing wishing TO sell all or
portion of their Furniture Will find ready sale BY send
iug line calling upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended
au2Sisrf +. COLTON, ll3 Fulton and 81 Ann
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-02

Sands Sarsaparn will also remove and perma-
nenily cure diseases having their origin in i'm
pure state of the blood aud depraved condition Of
the general constitution, viz --Scroiula or Kings
Evil in its various forms; Rheumatism obstinate
cuiancous eruptions, b!otchcs, biles, puppies,
pustnles on the face, chronic sore eyes, rngworm
or letter, scald hcad enlargement and pain of the
bones and joints, stubborn ulcers. syphIlitic symp
toms, diseases arising from an iniu.icious use Of
mercury female arrangements and other similar
complaints.
Prepared and sold by A. b Sands & Co., Drug
gsts and Chemists, Granite Buildings 273 Broad
way, corner of Chambers-st., New York, aud for
sale by Druggists throughout the U. S. Price 81
per bottle, six bottles for 50.
The public are respectfully requested 10 remem-
Der that it is Sands's Snrsapara that has and is
constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the
most difficult class Of diseases TO which the human
frame is subject, and ask for Sandss Sarsaparilla,
and take no other 81
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, Brattleboro