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SINGING

IN ADAM SUTTON, having arranged ictarA 90 Itslx IA.
" begnng OF August pupils unt,i thr
give nishpg lessons the Italia sncE and Tn2s
sie OF Singing Her method that by bordogul ao
ssSs. n. h naste N Erroie. nersaslos tne
aoVenee q her singing with them. which be pursue
W es,ss tone who have been eminent
out OF asas tbeDxeIyes Of Madam limited ara
t-oy e,,l ern &c, BY application Chambers
sSs'oeh un a sus@ sm-
Mr.. WALLACE'S 7TSJJNCERT
w 49, asc,sno MINT WALLACE, director Of H.
Conesr, 5.elety DubiIn TIA honor TO a. souae
J -, 10 ln,ttuInsDnl Mu,ie 10 take MAC. q,
i, ,o5 sssmng the eth Of June in me Apoo Ssuoa ri
p.no Eo.,s - ~. &ntass AMI Solos
Of he principal Artist OF TINS ,n WIZ nave The aid
froEsmme IN future sdvert,e M nta 49, Z.
EArU DE II loE poyhAN 500 \ Madeira WIN
TH e. " N'"lon street, AZ
m, Inns m
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

n DE BOUDEG oIuK, NJ b.. LisEoS, .ATuuAA
THk Scientific eosnhsnsnoE Of isredien whieh tess
c p ~ ne ~ IF c ws1d E, n Ir
the only prepa discovered that s proved nysrsbv
:: Ssns sss e.. s sons sH So u sss j.
ssssss s s:fs ss as sas.s
~: s. ! 81
agent fen the continent cf Anenoa. re Ia, d i NSf
They can se rsn,.it.a BY ms any pan o, he unsS
United States: Office Liberty ss nssr ssr.st
Price Shalt boxes :? Ne hall boIe. sent BY mail Sod
Gssxns e dscsa NJ 40 Cnsy street, n.:i
No, ORR vii assa with immaculate saeaton Az letter.
NJ os l0s. Pc. nile tmd&wc
NJ IA DAM l. Rest ELL,
EMke LIZ. rHYsICAN oacs sos residence. l4, Green
she can bp consultsd with the confidence on Sp1
Hsys, ineidem 70 {hs fssnsc frame. w ~ H'Vi
hsss. and eags IN s msss
&C. FsSh a. to reaur. bus few effect pe'isT
zach tims. With private and ressetabI. board .7Ls
,,,. 9, &c cde, for married. nass; w ~
siil be sent ~ mail 60 any psr cfiHs Gns.d ssts.
e sSs:'P EFF Il you'd :siss
?st Of hs city. whose health woald mot sdrK q
-. T " "a Within 70
MARINE SURVEYORS OFFiCk, 81 Wal street west
WI side. on the onsr Of Wstttf s,h., oe
Rs:s ION 'r'' ships and .'''A'ad''s
;;SSs $ atsss S sAA4S&SaSH|HSx s--.,.-
. Eu3ssLL -TUEdi5.' ll @ M
X. II NORRIS, Clara. 4 1i-a bti
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STR AW GOODS

BE,NNETT, q John street npor,eI and Msnuiacturer
fully informs his thai he .ntnue, receive
sons TO has splendid stock Ladis fashionable Straw Bon:
now to the public ,sauesd pree. and French
Shell and mpeI rails, Victor Brsids "a and splendid
cleO Tuacans, Brants French Wha,ebone Ia pretty article
he chip and ,hs .rspS,a ard durability q the Tascan
TONED articles manufactured in the superior aud
IN the latest shapes particularly the Orleans 9psy the
r --' ,lmsri
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WINES, BHANDiES,
>HE subscriber offers the following Wines &C. for sale
l. Pine street, corner Of William. M. -
Madeira in pipes hhds casks demijohns and bottles
part old AID high cost, direct and via India
Sheries pipes hhds glass; various
gTades-AnontIado IN quarter casks
Po-lmpoited expressly for family use. in wood and
glass.
Clarets-Chatcsr MaIxeauY Latoure ST. Esaphe Larsre
St Juli.D--aso III CASKS.
HocksJ sbannesbeg Castle, Marcobruner Cabinet Chsrt1
berger BroDebcg, Assnansauseu. Genhausen, Hinerku
SEN Rpdcsh' Hatenbem. Pesport-r, Les.sauiach,
OIesenheimeT Hochheiner nc. Sc &C.
Sauterpe, Barsac Nius-at, Chablis.
Burgundies-Cos dc VouReot, Chambertia Romance.
Very old Cognac Brandy vintage 1885, expTssy summer
Fine Holland Gin. d.
The ab-ye articles recommended the sove.
reign remedy for their maladies. GILBERT DAVIS.
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Dk JAMES W ATlRIU0E's 1INCTUKE kOn IN
- digestion, DyspepiA-1 his invaluable remedy, which
daring III last fifty thousands from the jaws OF
DEATH both IN Europe and America introduced ubc-
" TO the many victims who suffering from the
distressing disesse The proprietor wishes decidedly be
dy public that the Tincure calculated to cure all the
disc INCIDENT to- the human Frame but those L
duced BY d'sords state of the smrn known
as lndifestion or Dp Dsa The triad Of Jingle bottle will
TO the most scsplcal that, by following the
which aecomIany H. that terrible dease be entirely ern
diceted Numerous testimonials BY applying 10
Messr Carte Nephew, Of Water street aud Maiden
lane For sale, whoesae aud retail the named
and al IS Bowery. f.r Ins0ms,
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400 CHEAP EXERCISE.
s..1.. SPLENDiD BILLIARD ROOMS, gll +.
tn II Broadway aud Cbambe .trset she
Al lion spacious AID airy, frst raie tabies
Sent reqsssted call aad Judge for themselves
during day shilling, and in ske evening sz
j8-Sr CHRiSTlAN PklDENBUICHEk
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FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
OPENING QE THE NPHINN EAAHIQNS !
To THE LADTES

-,,,ox. IHE LAOiES,
tsess Miss g. KING daughter Of the celebrated Csr King.
offers fer sale most select and choice assortment Of Millinery
GOODS for the spring trade to The pub
M both ronrds the quay and cheapnes Of the articles
The assortment conssts Of the following : i
The cels rated Silk Hat, called
CAPOrTE A LA RACHEL,
which indeed eDblematicsl Of Parsan SHERRED
SILK entirely and original and Lawn Hats do do
- MoniNE ?APorTEs. CHINESE COTTAGES"
Pans and English --,tt
LII ~ FANCY STRAwS,
OF the finest texture, great variety.
The propretress ectully oci the ladies favor
with call aud her elegant and varied stock Of Mile!
be them in and advantage
CARDS the variety and quality Of the goods.
MISS 8. KING, Msgazis de Modes,
Az lmr 293x Broadway
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT


ITO OWNERS OF HORsEs.-s. BUsHEL. praetie cal
Veterinary SURG would inform The public that he has
had seven years practice in the British Amy b will
pay every attention 70 horses At the owners stable Chpge
horse; REQUIRE phy.ic, that the protriat- call
be Safu day. they will be abe the N on
Monday knd Of horse medi inc kept constaoy hand
Balls of every description. cough aud
dlti0n powders, Is bsterng
2in1en, lah cents superior article Of horse hnament,
residence No 40 Robnson of 0reenwie
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CASTLE GARDEN

THE p IsNo ~, OPEN ,s FOB THE SEASON.
Ssm i5s addition
viii large c1 snG rei1eS%sn.
,ss the .. n Ca.
Price Of admission 2h for which refreshments
CIKCUs-vAUxhALL GARDEN : =
MEssns ofSsI p; eNissstI D. GARDNER
Rs E r ]as. G u ~ ps.sss.
will commence with
~ ! j. s:;s, The PSsy Fanny E
s,..nsa.s y ne % whe s.s,S ss%pany
,a'.sei. v.it to yau,hin, on Single Horse BY Mr.
Iaterrn.ion Of t'Hy minutes.
Tight Rope, b MI @ s- Ct
pssa BY " nd Ms "a. da D.i
S WINS y =; fsT s%s, led by MeF''d
g;aeips Act y a asqss by NJ. Carroll
70 sa1 uds VIII TIE Adysnlus. Of Market Day
limited number Of Season Tickets will be sold IS each.
Hs sd oa sGfsr 10 ss run and 9%
PARK THEATRE
MISS WALTERS BENEFIT.
M 6 heas viii take pSse oa sa au'
day y; sTsa.os; Jane srd 1873
residence. No. - OAK street 10 ' msr
Mr.. AUSTIN PHILLIPS respectfully announce, TO hi,
.S h S. Ss.n will ss place :.
G o%S o .e. hs s II w, be he
Ms s'sSf sR tpe TaY ihs;I ser
Miss MARY A. H.KnwIek.
v, Mr. Al 4 A AHAsSSsTE' s 4
rang Forte, sels,.. Me..u TIMSs WI k MfEEs
VINO with Hans. vol Soianss.2sa his aid
rro $.s4 !
Conee5,ed1"Re.t spirit, rest Ms. TAILOR,
Ms s a.r,s,et NJ Phillips M.s.st. Rookie
Duet--'Ive- .: ndel q in rc.ms. )" Miss Ts7, l-
IoI and Mr. Phillips, De Penna
TS dI"T T m ;sis,; ;e..G, Miss
Ballad" CAIN the night" Mr. Phillips
Bsilad." It's tne Last Rose of .sanmer." .... i.
Dustxslin and Piano Forte Me..r, Mark. '"'' "''0''
Bstween III. Pats Mis-. Hudwiel and M, Ph,.Iiv. will
Sn n s RS *: Siege s dunk by this to
Isrt's ssI. : s s.sa TrS Nd sGs 4 A.sa
wies, Mr. Phillips and Xnae sr Friend yy
eoasEH;CoTe sing me that sweet air again."
ssS Soss-NII.M Es.,.,
M a.: H Sss Isfi.d''ls here Nathan
Do''1 ,Dl n, 3D. tempt me not Mfss Taylor
SOLO v SPS M fsaaEis, Vans. q. 9sII ioi
ssops1-Yp Asas. Ni.. TsyIOrs bei'i1i
Phil T. .i .ss' al. Il fM; sls.'r Roster
a. Mes ds w DC p ssq 3 h. n5nsp Nn.
store s Broadway The ioom on de- s o
Pstiomaoe and = Mr Aus 10 Philips At bis Tesidene.. -
ooeer. 20 commence at O'Clock. geei,ely ia 4eo
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BRITISH AND ITALIAN STRAW GOODS.
& ;'fs % which s s,s:p0s ss e s, y" ss
fo.nd PAN T.ssss Plat. Of Superior isiac
s ssss;s $sH'i:.a = .1.--. ~.
PHI ss.~ &ds,
Aso imported Bcnrc Is Of all the above kinds Plat mana
into IS
p. :ss sss5
fi 9f p%%I%ER the 'RsIYNoLDs
LONDONi& LUTON i5s Pearl street. New York.
~ site The PsIk respectful inform. her c1.so9sn and de
; ;SaS ;., nM,,Iasy s
The Ds.: Making n order. promptly
~ sS s and who ha'
issssa Na
*: ::;sIs s;
puts very low price usual. mia imsec
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
pH EaAN Bkss sss q ss1 sSS7. ST.
tive and s ss ss d r:
ais; hts. sns along with Gaze. Of Par. silk Hats
:es,sd he euslic before which is mosi
winch indeed .ses' ras III 4 fsl..n i.s's
ID i ,;s sasy ; Y AIaacns ITpsas Brilliant Fine
sa sS.: sGs .Sa Of iass ss sms
offer such low Vrco, contnasnce
her acsss who have IGNORED her with their command, spd
o An ssy call is requested SS At the old French
.MAGXZfN DEs MODES, 60 CANAL STREET.
% and 6
| 80 VIZ n.-
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HCb Qh- ne Of Pones ceebrsed p,tent Aaehors 1000
!. IDS LOT sale by n X COLLINS x co.
nuthxf
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MARRIED.,

On the lst Instant, by the R.v Benz Haish', John
Bishop TO Cahariae Amanda daughter OF James Cocia
Esq, all of Tins oily.
On Wednesday, Isl INST by Rev. Dr. Anthon, j. Howe!
Hdsburn of Philadelphia to Martha B daughter OF Dr. j.
Augustine Smith, of tins city.
One Tuesday evening" Oct 81, by Rev. Geo H. Fisher,
the Rev Joseph Few Smith Emma c. daughter OF the
late Francis A, Livingston, q this city.
Miss Sarah Jane daughter of the late Hoa Samuel Smith
of Peterborough, Nh.
On Thursday evening, Oct Doth BY the Rev Mr.. Smith
William Coffin TO Miss Eme!!ine Sands all OF Brooklyn,
Long Island.
On Thursday, the I'd inst By the Rev Joseph Law, Nh
Leonard w. Tobey Of New Bedford, Mass 10 Miss Jane
Anna, daughter of James B. Oakley Esq Of this City.
AT Newtown, Long Island the sihstant, by the Rev
E. S. Hebberd of Jefferson Schoharie County, Mr. S Ed
gar Hebberd Miss Ann Eliza Johnson both of Newown
L..
A. Newark lst inst, the First Presbyterian Church, By
Rev. a. D. Eddy, Rev. T. Dwight Hunt OF Rochester, 70
Mary, daughter OF Nathan Hedges Of Newark. Mr. and
Mrs Hunt expecting in few days 10 embark for the
Sandwich Islands join the Mission there under the
OF the American Board.
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EXCLUSIVELY
L Y | Ne Ed AIlE OF, y

- ~ ,l ,,,,,oa r. ~ : I = = = - :.
~ c9nnir their attention entirely and eNcusyeto THIS
cue article u 5 enabled only exhibit more ey-
Sht "sd 5eautli ul than be found ssteT
he ppg no similar establishment Prints the UnIttu
States, dut 20 sell always prices LOW, and gtlaGg
0ctf tlii houses whose attention and means divided
ainoag d !trSe variety OF articles.
lie stock embracing Some Thousands OF Different Pat
tiS ana Coiofag comprises all the latest and choicest
10 winch Will DE constantly added all and de9
big patterns ss they appear TIE market besides many which
wiiibs So; up eSciusiyei y for their own sales.
Purchasers OF this article viii find il 10 their interest 10
Sihe tbs STOCK before buying their Prints. Even II they do
purchase they will al e have seeing all
the new styles and Learning the Lowest market prices
the Market, placed IN the hands Of Buyers All
will receive the best attention. AUS 3mD&W
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DIED,

Austin formerly of Albany aged % years and 70 days
The relatives aud acquanarces, also of his father and
lathernaw A Hoy,, respectfully requested to attend
dence, No 4S2 Broome corner of Wooster
After short and illness, John Missing, aged 10
years.
and son n-law g. H. Ramppen are respectfully invited
attend his funeral Saturday the thntan at 81 o'clock,
from his late residence So Houston
AT Brooklyn ON Friday the 10Th Of October, aged 3d.
Sarah c. wife of john P Huntington anddaugher Of r A.
Perkins, Esq. of Norwich CT
A, Canton CT, the 22d instant Mrs Amelia Everest,
widow of Dr.. solomon Everest, aged SO.
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p,SSc,,-e,.s ar,.;peb,

In the bark California from Neuvitas-!lon John Fuay
In the ship Caylarine from Charleston-D Felix.
In the brig Phiiura, from SayoHnah-Air Barg.
In the Danish brig Alfonso, from Rio Janei.oHarro laJ-
ring
In the ship James Calder I'm ChalestonNlrs Webb aud
daughter
In the bark T. Ring from Malaga D Moves.
In the schr Helen from Hayana--Antono Sodro Il Tosa
Passengers Sailed
IN me schf Admiral Colpcys, for Barbadoes-r Charles
J Tucker Of Bermuda
In the packet ship Victoria for LoudonWm II Coles Ia.
y aud son. Nfork Baon Nauder Strae secretary of the
Belgian Legations WIN NJ GIBSON Baltimore; Mrs Harvey,
Boston; Buckley, NYork; Geo Haywood do; Henry
DAVIS Jr, Syracuse DR. DAVIS lady, clld aud servant
gers WeStcheser; Wm Constable aadlady New York Mrs
I:ince dos Charles Jeires, London; Draper York;
Wilson, do; David Cocswell and lady, Syracuse; William
oogswell do; Henry Brown do; YIN DGlman Salina;
Mrs Mark, London Richard Payne Laayetieye; Mr. Hare
fhiladelphia Smith NYoTk; Charles Nnton do HEX
son W Field Jr, do; French do George Bamsou Mon
sIeai; Mary Bamston do
= In the packet ship Oxford Tor rerpooi-J Harris Esq
Geo Bulliyant Mrs Reeves, Francis II Brown Nicholas
Nicholas Smith Miss NJ Tyson Mr WIeaks Mrs Baines
NYork Mr. Williams, lady children and servant, Lous
aua Robert Harnden, Ohio; Miss Swanson, Thomas
Armstrong Liverpool; VIM Wild, England; Thurstou Ca
ton London Thomas w Morley, England; Hon 5 Car
minister Constan,inople Albert Eppne Spaln; Mr. Roo
ney and lady Ireland; Mrs OMeara, puoini W { Saund
eIs Alabama.
In the packet ship Oneida for lavse-liIs Benz Curtis
Sld servant Ohm March, Mrs Nlsfch, Mrs iioSack,
Cozzens, DR. Punuette, Miss Ward and servant 81 New
York; Cbas A ST Felix Brooklyn; H Mccall r Fish
tr Thomas. Isaac Wnsom, PhlIad; Mrs Edward Fox,
ioItIand; 6 W Green, Consul 10 ioEe; George Nlohr
ana lady Consul Dresden; Bfanef, France; Mr.
ItiEpell, NYorh.
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, Tenth Ward Democratic whig Meet

inS.--Ata MEETING OF the y hlss OF the I eth ard.
held parsuln The call Of the " ard Committee ON Thurs
day evening, Nov 81, Columbian Hall on motion OF
JOAN I. Dodge, THOMAS Il ATT, Esq, was called to
the Chair, AirSs-s. JOHN CARE end NATHAN RIcHMoaD
Were appaiaed Vice Presidents, AMI Alexander r Dodge
samuel II Jordan were opposated Secretaries.
Conmitt-et ep4Ee resolu!ionsDarus Ferry, John T.
Dodge and b. ". Bfadiod.
The meeting was ably and eloquenty addressed By B.
Som-rbe Wl4m Jones and John B. Manchester
Mr. Charles Riddle OF New Jersey also addressed the meet
and gave assurance the hgs OF New ofk that IN
8ii New lvr5e ould be found foremost IN The support OF
tiauy Of tsls. \, est.
Mr.. Joa T. Dodge, Of the committee appointed TO pre-
pare re.ortioas offered tic following
We hs 'I Sass the 9
the duties II TIE eminent during the as
term, give ms haUts We may AGAIN
salrly cone the interests great City that sphere
RsrreH That We II! give TO the nomination OF WILL
oacab as man and undoubi-d qualihc
Tor the off will trust, with hearty and sufficient
Resoietd That IN the name Of ALEXANDER B.
WHITING recognize that OF Jealous and active Wing
VINO holds conspicuous position among the useful
OF the Party whose able discharge OF The duties OF Resident
Physictr Bellevue whose education aud talents
ue Uty IL hin tor the station OF Coroner
Resoiced, I hat n the name of JOSEPH WEED We re-
who has long been active and highly useful
worker The ranks Of the party the Old Tenth always
ready. We who know HIM best, Will evnce, by the sup
port III give 10 his nomination for County Clerk that
we,, appreciate ms sell vices and know his worth.
ResOirei, That heartily approve of the nominations
that have bcn made Tor memuer Acknowledgement Of higher
character for Representatives have seldom never
before epeope Of this County and pledge ourselves
give To the whole ticket wannes support.
Reyoiea That the proceedings be published in the Courier
The meeting after giving three cheers Henry Clay, then
adjourned.
THOMAS HYATT. Chairman.
s s,5 F; Do3 3Snb.x, Secretaries. ns
with wonderful revelations OF future events and Mons
Adrian and Others are deshtng the people IN the lecture
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Street Commissioners Office, November I'd, 1875.

NOTlCE-CITY AND STATE TAX for 1913
~ CompuolIer Office, Nov. lst, lai3-The following
section extracted from act Of the State Legislature
entitled IAN Act for the Collection of Taxes in the City
OF New York passed April l8h 1913, By two-trds vote
Art II person sha desire TO paythe AMOUNT
OF his before the first day Of January nex It shall be
the duty Of the Receiver Of Taxes receive the same and to
deduct lhereirom the osEvEs cent snnnm De-
tween the day such payment and the frat day Of February
= q
The following resolution was passed blythe Board OF Su.
pervisors October Sd, lSi3
Resolved That the Receiver Of Taxes De requested to
ceiye the taxes named the last column OF the Assessment
roll from ali such persons as may desire pay before the first
day Of January next deduct here.sm at the rate OF
per cent per annum between the day Of such payment 10
the first d4y of February next:
o abc The public avail themselves OF the discount al.
lowed notice hereby given that 5hs copy Rolls
Park whse Henry T Kersted Es RsesivsI Of Taxes, will
ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller
RATES OF TAX FOR 1913 PER slO0
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CARPETINGS,

CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, &c.
~ The Subscribers have now on hand an extensive
and choice selection Of Carpetings
FROM A Low PRICED INGRAM
To the Richest and most Costly description of
BRUSSELS. SAXONY, ROYAL WILTON, VELVET
TURKEY, ADMINISTER AND TAPESTRY
G arp e II
Also. IF L o L c L o T S
of the
Neatest and most Splendid Patterns and Colors.
Also rench and English Bookings, Druggets Felt Car:
ptng Rugs of the richest descriptions French embossed
Table and Piano Covers SC. &C. all which will be sold al
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES, BY
c. w SMITH & COMPANY,
o2S Owls IS; Broadway opposite the City Hail
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

n NEW IUhh@
u + LEE, formerly OF the firm OF Lord Il Lees,
~. Lee * Bahcock Sc and U. B. BREWSTER, under
the firm Of LEE & BREWSTER, have established al ll3
PEARL. STREET, (Hanover SQuaie,) New-i ork wars
on, An
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u John RurdeIl, Dentist, 362 Broadway, com.
e qi Franklin street tssccnd block north OF the Broadway
soeitce) would notify his and the public thai he
aondoned the practices OF his profession some have
.Hd since leaving his old place Chambers but
sun Continues his business all its branches OF
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New worl-p,,cr OR Shilling

= Liebis's New work.-Pa1cr OxE SHILLING
ms ID Puohed IN pocket youre, l6mo, rrice Is
cents 923nd OF l2t cents Ia paper covers
AN ~ TIERS ON CHEMISTRY, ard It's
L iaP VI. U. kdited by John Gardner NJ. D.
,b NJ esS Contained IL tins little volume embrace Of
t sl ill"Int points OF the science % Chemistry Tsr
apbealon 70 NagI4 Philosophy Physiology stuEe
% hey we're written Tor the especial purpose
81 f!H. 'e attztlon OF Governments and enlightened
pa9 20 e necessity Of establishing Schools OF Chemistry
" Oh poiotGs, by every the study science
intie{ connected "ith the arts pursuits AID we6eins Of
Early orders requested addressed the publishers
d. APPLETON Y CO., 200 Broadway
5 "a : ~ 70 have Just published Nc. price I2
AfFLlED CHEMISTRY IN Manufactures. Arts and Do
Nestle economy Edited by Z. y. Parnell, author of te
inea's oil Chemical Anaisls illustrated with wood Engsay
his useful work viii be issued monthly numbers and
forms an @pprop.te supplement- % Dr.. Tres Falusbe Die
tloItIy OIL Arts Manufactures and Mines. NJ 3;is
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GLORIOUS AND pIoUANT !.


- The NEW WORLD Of this week contains the fol-
oing choice original and selected articles which
viii commend II 70 the every Intelligent
reader. aud serjiIe ior All extended n-r,sal :
It RENlH,lSEENCES OF4iN OLD FEDERALlST,
10 N-lneiesl incidents in The early history Of Political
Parties.
IL &AN-A Rhapsodv-An amusing original sketch, BY
stella interesting the ladies'.
Ill AVlslT TO THORWALDSEN-An extract from
a!eter from Rome. by Crawford the Sculptor
w flLGRlMAGES IN PARIS, No. =" The POINT
NEuF a most deeply thrilling Tale. from Frazers Mag
azire.
V. A GERMAN SUNDAY-By Capt; Aledwin.
VI JOHN MAJESTY, THE LIVERPOOL MER-
CHANI-Chapte g. TO- H. p anG a. OF this capital novel
by tn late Or Maginn
VII THE WAY TO OBTAIN CHEAP POSTAGE
An important article for the Consideration the people who
opposed TO the Government Monopoly
VIII. LETTER FROM HON. AMBROSE SPENCER
reply Judge Hammond.
TX. THE WORKS OF CORNELIUS NATHEWS-A
glorious review from the last Knickerbockcr.
X. THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS-HiRPER's EDITION
"A scorcag review with list the omission OF some 1900
lines the original 100 pages and amusing extracts which
viii set The ~oole city in a Oh, the Barons
SCRAP BOOK ARTICLES, in prose and poetry-copi-
editorial artices-Musical CTiticsas-News. &c &c
g Single copies e; ceutsnail subscribers $ year
EVERY Mail SUBSCRIBER paying So for shall have
copy OF the Mysteries OF Paris GRATIS.
Also published at 30 Ann street BLACkWOOD'S MAG
AZINE, at 50 a year. Address
WINCHrSTE a
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DREMIUM HATS! PREMIUM HATS!! :
I AT O. EISHS. l37 BROADWAY

SEWER IN NINETEENTH-STRE be-
- tween the Sixth and Seventh Ayenues-Pubc Notice
hereby given that petition has been prssented the Board Of
Aldermen build Sewer Nneeenth-steet, between the
Sixth and Seventh Avenues and thence the Sewer
Twentieth Persons interested in this proposition and
opposed thereto requested present their objections
writing the undersigned his Office Hall Of Records
or before the 18th day OF November instant.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioned
Co Office, November I'd 1875
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~ Downs Elixir.-Itis truth nor TO be denied,
other se4ses Of the LuSG, has bee cured thousands Of
BY the timely OF H DowS VEGETABLE BAL
with any these alarming diseases will be satisfied Of the
truth of this statemertthe coad and prooiby calling
or any of the following agents before late cough
always proceeds consumption and death.
Richards 2l Williaustrert and 63 Divsonstreet; J.
Higgins "A Divson.eet; Syme medicine store, So Bow
erv corner of Waker-seet and at Syms corner OF Full
ron and Water streets ne ito
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olmsted's Patent Anthracite Stoves,
C H U R C H E S

~ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
real head Of hair that SCepcs and conDoisSeu have pro-
nounced the perfect ana invention OF the
day The great advantage this novel and unique wig It's
5ea made without we9"ns which causes us APP
pearances closely resemble he atu hair both IN light
being beautiful nG free that in all cases Of
perpiraon evapOTatlon uamerd and The great evils o"
other Wigs entirely avoided The sceptc I'd
alike invited inspect this novel and beauu! Wig and the
peculiar method Of fitting the head the manufacturers A.
c. Barry lie Broadway OF Libsrty street. upstairs
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