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SONG-"The Old Arm Chair
love il, love it, and who shall dare
To chde me for loving that old arm chair
Words by George p Morris, Esq.
Ho! brothers!-come hither and list to my story
Here like monarch, reign in my glory
Master am l. boys, Of all that see.
Where once -own'd a forest garden is smiling
The meadow and moorand are marshes no more.
And there eps the smoke smoke q my eS,ass SSesnv
Then enter 9Syi ehesry boy SoyT enter , snd rest
Ohio boys-oho, boys,-oho!
BALLAD-,"The Old Bell"
For full FIVE hundred years I've swung
And many different theme I've sung,
As the time went stealing by:
Fer night have sadly TOLD, "'''"'
II, say that the bride was coming. loyelou,
Ding dong, ding dong, &C., nc.
soNG-"Woodman Spare that Tree"
Words by George p; Morris Esq
Woodman spare that tree
In youth it sheltered me-
Aud III protect it now.
NEW NATIONAL. AMERICAN SONG
"Our Native song'-Qur Native Song"
Self exiled from our place of BIRTH
To climes more fragrant bright and Ray,
The memory of our fair earth
May chagce awhile to fade away;
But should some minstrel echo fall
Ofchords that breathe his country's fame
True to the land we love aud claim.
The high-the low--in veal or woe,
Be sure there's something coldly
About the heart that does not glow
To hear its own-its Native Song.
Our native song, our native song,
Oh, where is he who loves it not
The spell il holds is deep aud strong
Whereer we turn, whereer our lot.
F!NALE-onLargo Al Faetotum Della Gits"
(From the Opera III Barbiere di Seyille.')
To commence o'clock.
Tickets 50 cents To be had at Hew,s Atwlls and WIN
The Piano Forte used ON this OCCASION was
Chckerng, Boston, and from the Store of j. L. Hewitt
n 90 lfF
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

rvrRpooL-Packet ship England--Mss Whitewright Mrs
iste Nlessrs Williams Wagstaf Ponnel Keyes Headly
,r NcIlvane-i5i in the Storage.
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e@AHA,R N Np D 800
ENGLIsH, FRENCH, BELGIAN AID AMERICAN

EXPRESS GENERAL FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
H&RNDEN CO will receive and forward by their daily
Express Cars Specie Bank Notes. Packages and Parcels any
part the United States Canadas and by the and
packets any part Eng land Ireland Scotland Belgium
France.
Particular aentinn paid the purchase sale of all de-
scripons of merchandise collecting and paying Drafts Notes.
and Bills the entry Of merchandise at the Custom House.
and the general transaction and all kinds Of forward
and commission business. Bills Of Exchange
suit furnished ST. John, ~ B., Halifax N. s.,
part of Europe.
All goods gust be marked Harden CO." Foreign Post
Office Letter Bags made up for all the Royal Mail Steam
ers from Boston, and the and sailing packets from New
York.
Principal Offices and sgents:-
Messrs. Wilmer and Smith, 30 Church street. Liverpool
England.
Messrs. Maclean, Maris Co. Abchurch lane London
Messrs Emerson Co., Paris and Havre.
Samuel Haight ESQ, American Consul, Antwerp Belgium.
A. w. Godfrey Halifax, N. s.
j. @. Woodward, New Orleans La.
Messrs J. b. Sazerac & Co., Havana.
Hamden x Co. Court ST., Boston.
All goods must be marked Harden x Co.
~ B-Harnden x Co. alone responsible for the loss
injury oil any articles property Of any description committed
to their care any risk assumed by any at
ached to the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation Company
which their crates be transported New
York. Providence and Boston Railroad Bostnn aud Pro-
whence Railroad Corporations in their contents
any time HARNDEN x co,
jyl2 No. 3 Wall t.. New Ior
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IynRrooLIP shP Aihbn5lonuF.ncis Brown, Mr.;
sie George CoeSell Of New York; gohn aay Philadel
|ton Rev John g Manly Mrs Manly Toronto;. Thomas
sen, saml odgkeuse Engand Mrs pr Dartnell and
James Ross Iietherngton MIR Tracy, Canada; Capt
one aud lady, British Army, Canada Edward Probyn,
| toll, Eng
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MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND DRUG ESTABLISH
Nl MENT-To be sold and immediate possession given a
Drug Store properly speaking Medical and Surgical
present proprietor has to go to Europe To Medical
in the very best part of the city. Terms For further par
tculars address t. G. d. at the Office Of this paper
M b. SANFORD (CAsH TAILORING STOREY
W. has opened entirely and splendid
Of English and French Cloths Ca;;sineres and vesngs
in this city, being bought for cash. He will sell all his
friends and customers IS cheaper than those who do
adhere the cash principles Strangers and others who
visiting city respectfully invited to call and eramge
make in stve and fashion which shall please the fas
tdou regards good emitting Workmanship and prices He
would also inform his that he has and entire
assortment of genemens outtng Of every description
ssting of stocks scarls, collars bosoms shirts drawers
pcnders silk and linen cambria handkerche gloves and no.
siery of all kinds.
N b. Punctuality observed strictly in filling all orders
NJ. b. SANFORD,
50 lmsr Next to the Herald Office, New York.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
General Record.

General Record.
PACKET MONTREAL Capt. Tinker for London, sailsi
Her letter bags close Glpn the Exchange
II o'clock
NJ G, Do OF sEnr me- the A
with the truss and rigging attachsd r
Port Of are now engaged ia the
s oSa o % ssEr s n% %
Cha her @ SSs % of S the H M
upon Shears; Which CAPT NJ s5Hed Che esr.lsssasss
Sc duty
Of honest steady and ndasoa and efficient
IVY ';;s Siy
WssS. p SS% A%5af snail '
Coasting, sl3 "A; Europe, Sii 5
WhaIemen.
from SbSG sR R I them u a Pay ,S fol-
oil slst Lnces Borden do for Crozee Islands do
A"s 81 s. George ss Ros ssedd S "a ca " do
Persia Whippey DO, Indian Ocean, do Rowland,
sad i1 '0hn
xs s5G sS I'd s5Ess s 4 sys sB ry
Indian Ocean days out OIL India Walker do for do Sc
letter from Herald Mayhew, NIB, reports her Flores,
ny ill well no oil Off do Aug 18TH Falcon Richmond
FL Jsnnsy Church FIJI report, her off
steering aE spoken sS1ae eg' 80
ssrGny seadder 20 days from Hsyre for Boston, Sept lat
Sp 50 PSg fhs dE%s sndns s SS off Island
5 w h ss' . s2S' standing
Adsban Edgley st Jago de Cuba for Boston, Aug 81 off
Gov Brooks Philadelphia for Rio Grande Sept g. lat 81 49,
Token, from Boston, Aug 80, lat 80 so, Ion IA.
| Foreign Ports.
MArASz As Aug 2l1n port Oxford Gutter Boston ds;
Szssp i2% % s
TFGs s.s' rs:sf Sarah P5B s;hs" dc
CA1z. Aug SIN port, Albania, CEowell for Portsmouth,
s S SS N Tay and Rus
Home Ports.
CALAIS, Sept 2-Sld Ganges Horn New York; lst Rival
Iii. al AN s:5 sd hassa4$s eosAs
eioYs LUCY Ann s Mh'e DO vo,,, p,,dhn,r c,a Co..
1a ST% sfg sA R@%'Ge A.Y spSs H.
vapa sid Denmark Cushing Havana James McCobb, Bach
SALEM. Sept Arr S brig Apprentice, MOOres from
a sP & R 1as'Y R% fss xissss
AsSSsj %sS.%SS s$
w ea wfG GSa% ATs Gays
Martin, Darling, sid 9Th for Rotterdam returned
GLoucEsrER, Sept 2An Grand Turk Baker Prospect for
NEW BrDroRp, Sept Arr sachem Kirby from Delaware
River
EpGARTowN Sept Arr Columbia Brown Riato, Dodge
and Isaac Jackson Tobey Philadelphia for Boston; Roxana
Pendeton New York for Thomason Jasper do Machns
Patriot Crockett do for Portsmouth, In port 8 the
H2LMEs HoLE Sept STU port shawmpt Shepherd Matan-
adeph for Boston, BENJAMIN Lunt do for PoTt@pd shet
for do; New Zealand Poland; ENGINE Nichols Harriet F
do Gen Warren Day DO for Portsmouth; Jasper Stuart do
japin Dan Baker Nile Shetland. Gen Warren, and Nancy
mock; DanI Webster Ogden and Rehd Rush, Bray Phade
Richard Thompson Buck Phadsphia EXACT Farrea Della
Fnch juno sturses; Editor Dayton, and Excite Dale
York.
ALsANv Sept s1Ar Hornet Taunton; Maria spelman,
| Portland.
PFrsDElrHrA, Sept e-AT VIM Penn, TAYLOR Pilot, Pc.
Orozimbo Sargent Lube Below Walter Boyd Liverpool
Casda, Goodell, Portsmouth,; Merchant, Carlisle Boston,
Cid NJ Thompson Seey, Falmouth Ja Lodi Sproul; Gin
dea Crowel and Cohasset Sears Boston; Atlas, Vaugan
Amrhtre West; Palestine Stevenson and Oregon, Coron
1 NYork.
SAVANNAH, Sept 5-Ar cutter Crawford, Day
from cruise the south of Florida far south New
River. The Crawford has examined all the inets between
| Musquto and New River Cid Excel, Baxter, NYork.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

STATES.
IN pursuance of law, JOHN TYLER, President of the
known, that the public sales will be held at the undereS
TONED Land Offices in the State of Michigan, the periods
Al The Land Once Geqsses commencing Monday tie
within the limits Of the aforementioned townships and fac
''" North Of the base line and East of the meridian
four and fractional township thirtyve bordering Lake
townships t6iy,one thy-two and thiy,hree and frac
ona township hrtyour bordering on Lake Huron of range
Fractional townships hirtyone hitytwo, thrty.hree and
hirtyoq bordering on Lake Huron and Thunder Bay Of
fractional township; thirty hirtyone hiEtywo, and th
fractional township Of thirty, Of range ten. 80.
Township thrty.tye and fractional townships thy-sis
thrtyseyen and hirtyeght bordering Lake Huron and
Townships thirty.ye ihy-six and thy.scven and ac-
tional townships thy-eight and hiynine bordering ON
AT the Land ocs Detroit, commencing on Monday, the
public land. Within Sia the % @
tow%it i ...,.. .;u,. l., ....h.. nina. ...
ton nine lots four and five section seventeen and lot
number section eighteen which have recently been sur
Lands spnTOpIa,sa * law e. 0 use Of schools military
lands and .lsS fPd
I'll after the expiration Of the I've ~. week. eel;
Given under my hand a. th s oy oil washington this eighth
u" u ''"'' 1'""O '' JOHN TYLER
By the Pgesideq, =, .v,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every std TO the right of presumption any lands
cd to establish the same to the satisfaction Of the Register
81 S s & %she snS Ses %
& TGnSS oG ns Of the public sale Of the
WISE such claim viii be .''eo above designated 0"'
-. s Commissioned Of the General Land once
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The general result OF furnaces in and out of blast,
among fifty six firms OF South saffordshire and eight
firms Of shropshire (given by nancy il this =
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FINE TEAS.


A CHOICE SELECTION Of Young Hyson part Of the
n Mary Ellen Zenoba and Oscars cargoes fresh and
grant Also black Souchong and Powshong Coloong and Mo-
and hotels DESTROYS of procuring the genuine Howqas
iars be supplied by The single pound, in pasges of
lbs .a % A Sr od dk G and
A. A. JOHNSTON, Sugar Store, 81 Bowery.
SPECIAL NOTlCE-CAUTlON,
TO %fRmzSbhR BooS TFpEEs pSGe
and selling Safes imitation OF Wilders Patent saamander
purchasers right the same. All such daily vo-
ang the patent laws of the United States subectng them
selves TO law suit and penal damage.
so far as purchasers concerned there no
alarm justice TO the public the part the patentee would
orpd any course unjust TO innocent purchasers this
notice And also such have without the know
ledge Of the existence Of patent may most readily compro-
mise for the provided attempt Is made to vo-
Purchasers well those who make sell or use will
ee De held strictly liable to the full extent of the law FOR
For further inf'Tmaa9 cali the paten,ee. counsel Let
STAPLES FISH, NO Wall street, New York, the Hon
Mr. slas c; Herring, No 1889 Water street Is the only per
authorized sell Wldes Patent Salamanca Safes IN he
hand Particular attention will be paid to orders Ali
work hereafter will be executed IN manner superior every
respect to any Safes ever oisred W MY York
50 Iw dy * 2twy. Patentee and Manufacturer
CTOCRs BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION,
- and COLLECTIONS made all parts the United States by
wM JNo. oBRiEN K Wall street
Southern and Western Drafts and Bank bought and
sold. % msec
Tor SALE CIIEAP-A complete Printing Office calculated
for small daily or weekly Newspaper consisting Of
M u. E,nsy D @DG'ns Stone Cases. '"m''
"''' ~''' =" "''"' n'"' "D"'J JAMES CONNER,
sG Corner Of Nassau and Ann streets
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A PURE, UNADULTERATED EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARlLLA.
UNlNJURED BY HEAT, IS JONES' EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA CANDY,
25 CENTS A PACKAGE, CONTAINING SIX OUNCES


THAT 1871 single package tocoptan the medicinal
properties six of Sasapara Root Persons
who taking Sarsapaa for any disease should try this
do believe that package contains real Sarsapara than
afflicted with sorofa9us diseases derangepent Of the system
eun scurvy chronic rheumatism pmples and euptons on
face sc. With the sensible reader this will all
purposes long, flaming advertisement. OF thing rest
assured here state nothing but truth THIS Extract
over three thousand dollars Price package Sold at
the sign the American Eagle so Chatham street. New York
Agents3 Ledger Buildings Philadelphia State street Bos
ton or Fulton street, BROOKLYN. auI5 m
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AUCTION SALES.
BY BELL x HOWARD.
(Stores No % Ann street and lis Fulton street)

n,
Extaae of excellent second hand fuuret 10Y o'clock
will be sold the entire stock almost entirely good second
hand furniture contained the store No W Ann street com
selection the property OF person SELLING on
Also of cabinet makers Materials hardware &c
Catalogues Saturday.
Also @ endd of beer pumps. with three handles sill
mounted, Nc, cost Sl62
TUESDAY,
AT l0 o'clock, the auction large sale of elegant
seasonable dry goods comprising staple fancy English and
domestic dry goods hosiery &c lots to suit families and
purchasers.
Also, the stock Of merchant tailor Of cloths
smeres vestings, trimmings, nc.
Also, variety Of fancy and pledged articles.
Also, trunks ladies' and gentlemens wearing apparel
quantity Of jewelry, &c.
Asoa large and splendid of truly valuable gold
watches and beautiful ewelry, the sale of which will
mence at III o'clock.
WEDNESDAY,
At l01a o'clock in the sales room
Extensive Sale of splendid city made Cabinet Furniture
by catalogue, being the entire stock trade rye
acurer and ALSO that of one of most celebrated manuc
giving up the business.
Also the remainder of the truly superior furniture VIM
Aor valuable of first furniture
from family giving up housekeeping
Also, splendid piano loes, paintings china glass
plated ware. lamps, chandeliers &b
THURSDAY
At l01 O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Splendid Paintings Real Estate Sea- beautiful o
choice paintings splendid frames charming subjects by the
best masters. Catalogues IN time.
Real Estae-Also, several farms houses, and lots also
acres splenddly situated property Sing Sing also
fine farms in Pennsy wanna and the State of New York
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=
This is the average of the mill men.
This table proves that the reduction in wages
stated at its maximum; the general average being
sideraby less than forty per cent"
we cannot comprehend the reason for emitting "the
make in ls4l, and unable to supply it, we
must take thefoowing as stands in "Ariss Birming
ham Gszette," from which We copy it.
"The subjoined statement exhibits the make in Stat
e. -. La Iho4iu I'd
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
WPRINCIPIIS ORSTA y

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2OlA Fulton street, near
IN Geenwch-Dr. Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
Surgeons London be consulted condenay
from O'Clock A. NJ. to 10 p NJ. daily, all diseases OF
and all those distressing consequent
niudicious treatment and the impruden OF quack ms
cdes regular medical education, with extensive practice
of % years. enables Dr. M adapt the remedies to
the various constitutions well the various forms Of those
asidons malades DR.. NJ is daily consulted by patients
where the leading have been only checked still eay
ing the poison to Turk IN the systein until ultimately n deve
all DR. NJ perfect without mercury de-
lesrious drugs confinement from business In forms
of the disease performed in three to five days and
proportion with malignant cases
STRUCTURES OF Observation-Disclosures in the
uethra sudh strbure and enlargement of the PROSTATE
gland, accompanied with much irritation and dull those
parts of the of maeatment Dr. NJ
structures scientific promoting their absorb
without any pain. In advertisements the subject
OF structures the symptoms defined This deusonbe
enlargement of the PROSTATE gland &c would produce
analogous SYMPTOMS IL is cruel 10 torture patients with bou-
gies &c when reality there structure Dr. Nj. fire.
Queny consulted where patients have been injured by such
inpmper course
suffering from the OF lndugen.N
and pretended specifies which stimua
y induce greater depression. Dr. NJ such
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
Strictly confidential Letters post paid, and containing
fee of 49, will ensure prescriptions and advice; for $40 med
cnes will be forwarded and warranted by the
ing history of his case.
Office 20ih Fulton st.n Greenwich.
BWih two three exceptions, DR.. M is the only quail
lied advertising Surgeon in the city. jy30 lmsr
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Mr.; HENRY RUSS ELL respectfully Informs tn, public.
oS ne MSs ESs sp the
the public several OF his and most vote compositions
PROGRAMME
ARA-rm Aoa % f a sS, G hs Fierce Rolling Tide
fR % %y Sos a md the bark ons etc
CANTATA-"Wnd Of the Winter Night, whence comes
Words by Charles HIackay, Esq.
And whhsr ahi whiiHsT thou wa%drias now'
Sad, sad is thy voice this desolate moor,
Say, where hast been on Thy clGud.lfed carr
What sorrow os i%psis thee, hOu toisteroas blast,
Thus to inI sfpgR% s'"''' '''
On W ssIS iSy nas ss s sa' Shore
Many an hour l'ye whd away,
HAT wash the s be eacAst' R sS
my words StT by : P +. ". n. BALI Do'
Life saveEmwave stemmer!-
Nights shadows are closing
On the breast of the biow
wv we hear his low WALL
And farl'd up the sail
Ne wiz FiE@ .%o !s9% %d lse{ he be;
And wherein he be driven
Ho ~e c %fS 'f Newfoundland ssa
Go follow his cry,
The sea-moaners sigh, &c, Sc.
SONG-mThe Old Sexton"
Nigh to grave that newly made,
leaned sexton o old on his earthly eaI,lTC'S spade
The funeral train through the open gate, etc.
CANTATA-"The Maniac
This song intended depict the terrible situation of
sane-connsd unatic until his mental agony
and despair his and reduce him really be
what he said be- The history of the old system of Mad
houses England affords many examples of this
Beg under regulations control
difficult for those who wished silence obnoxious
false certificates of his and,
within the madhouse he separated from the world by hope
less and denied the chance of his
and those who confined him. IL be imagined
how under the goadug of his felngsurroundedb by the
rghtul forms of lunacy III all its phases
1.-The moping Idiot and Mailman gay"
exposed daily and hourly the insults and blows of buy
uneeng keepers gazed the chance vser through
bars like wild beas-hs complaint laughed aths alternate
bursts Of Indignation and appeals for eatd ncoherent
ravings- well be imagined how would iorake is
seathow the unhappy being would become really fit
for the wreces by whom he
rounded In such the of the previous life of the
victim would in distorted shape naturally form the prnc
pal subject of his ravingsand ncoherent recoectons OF
bygone pleasing made alternate with the horrors
of the gloomy With these lew words OF Introduction,
the Song is presented To the public.
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FOR SALE Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING CO will sell at
public Agct,9p on 7th August a, their Print Works, IN
Railway ~ j. all the machinery and movable property OF
the company consisting of printing aud engraving machines
callendes copper cylinders dye ooppe dying and bleaching
boilers fire engines patent balances iron safe hydraulic
and press, and small slide lathe with complete
of turning and boring and back tools
of imported steel and and old ron aquantty of drugs
suitable for cado printers and dyers casks and large
terms stoves tables, benches, SC.
Catalogues of which may be had application Mr. Philip
Ttusser, at the Print Works, or of
FERGUSON * WALKER,
ivl9 lm*r 81 William street.
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for ncpent deafness earache palms, buzzngs,
ted Of the organs Their acoustic oil has been
pular remedy a curative all diseases of the for
White street. au26 lm*r
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,on q co-7s Garner q co McCiery--5 l. Curtis
Is Wight sturges Shawl Robt Jaarsy ecLi White;
Bill. Clark co-lso sanderson-S Jones-iz2 cases
u "a. ,hburton5s pps gin Woliel5 @
Baker-io cks madden Meyer Stuckes cs Boonen Graves
& coll cs pkgs TO order
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
PUBLISHING PRICES.

THE FOLLOWING PUBLICATIONS ARE FOR
SALE AT THE HERALD OFFICE, North West
Corner OF Fulton and Nassau stswhee all the Cheap rubi
cations OF the day be had as soon as issued at the
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 10
Cleared,

Cleared.
Ships Montreal Tinker London, John Griswold Vnterut,
New Orleans, Cook SmthBarque Unnia, (Sw) ionorh,
Gheni VIM Wesser; Figaro (Psss| Moritz Maassna do;
Amelia, OBJ Walker Harbor Grace NF; Saratoga Gushing
Son; Resulus, Cole, Wilmington NC. J. Ogden.
Arrived.
Packet ship Switzerland Knight from London and Ports
mouth Aug. II, with mdse Cirinnell, Mntum x Co.
Packet ship England Bartlett from Liverpool, Aug g. with
Ship Ashburton Plummer, from Rotterdam and Helyoet
Aug. 8, with GIN &c to A. Wolfe.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE RHODE IsLANDER,}
NEWPORT. Sept. 8, 1913 :
Arr 7th Sarah Jane Thomas st Iago de Cuba for Boston,
Turks Island for Boson Louisa Potter Baltimore for Nam
tucket Thomas Dale wilkins do for Povdence James Otis
Rose Walker Briggs Eugene Cozzens and Charles Dodge
Philadelphia for do; Phone r Crowel NYork for do.
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w. A. CARTER, Aucloneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF NEW CABINET FURNI
- TpRE-GARTER * Co will sell on Tuesday, l2h
Hall consisting Of splendid cushioned aud spring sofas
with straight and curved backs, theequaer aud full French
chairs all hair; rockers superb book cases wardrobes and
handsome dressing bureaus and breakfast tables otto
dvans, sewing chairs piano stools, marble and
mahogany TOP, washstands, &c.
Chna-Toet dinner. and
PanoioresOne rosewood aud mahogany pianoforte.
Sale positive, aud catalogues ready. s93t.m
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PIANO FORTE AND SINGING

PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.
THE MISSES CUMMING respectfully intimate that thel
September The Misses system instruction in Singing
has for object the full development Of the after
Italian method while the style ipcucate is the Scottish
thus uniting the advantages Of tie artificial to the natural
manner the most pleasing and eiiecuye.
TERMs-At the pupils esidenSs SIS per pupils
in family S25 the Misses Cs residence $40 quarter
Residence Warren street, corner of Broadway.
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states -
The general result Of these calculations is reduction
considerably beyond that stated to Minister'S namely
sixty per cent in the selling price of IRON The follow
ing table shows the highest and the lowest rate OF wages
paid since january 1896 and the difference per cent =:
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS-The
following Lodges meet at 8 o'clock 7. Nj
G9nstaton Lodge No. Tuesday at 300 East Broadway.
jefferson Lodge No. 3, Thursday, at Brooklyn. .
New York Lodge, No a. Wednesday, the Shakespeare Ho
tel, corner William and Duane aul4 lms