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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07

A3A MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
:m ALAThe proprietors Of this Establishment, so IA
vorably known the travelling public the great tho
roughiare between Charleston and Mobile determined to
the high reputation comfort and berality of
seryedly enjoyed The buildings which are very spacious
and conveniently arranged have been thoroughly repaired and
the bed both double and single have been reiumished
with beds and bedding also with article
private large airy and elegantly furnished These fae
with careful and cellar well stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with luxury that
the and market afford and the firm determination of
the propretor omit nothing that will tend the satsfac
ton Of their guests will they trust ensure them the favorable
times be in readiness TO from the Rail Road
aud Steamboats, To the house free Of charge.
w. TlLLEY co. Montgomery June I, isi3.
52msr
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
go JOHN READY respectfully Informs his friends
public that he has commenced business la the above
line No 90 Nassau street. where he will thankfully receive
aud faithfully execute all orders he may be favored with the
most reasonable terms for cash, jy2R
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THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
~ Ne & NE

To sail from New York 10TH and from Liverpool 5h Of each
month
Ship NOTTINGHAM Ia bar.eiy, 1000 '0n'' 10th July.
New Ship LIVERPOOL, ll50 tons, e,h A.,
John Eldrdge o'" august
NswShp GREAT WESTERN, 1850 tins. ,..l c.u..-..u-
Philip r. Woodhouse. oth oePe"oe'
Shin ROCHESTER, $50 tons. },., o....
John Britton. o'" oe'oo'i'
Those substantial fast sailing class shps, all built
the city Of New York commanded by of
and ability and will be dispatched pnnctuay the 10th OF
each month. .
Their cabins elegant and eommodous and furnished
with whatever the and comfort Of
Neither the captains Of these ships will be respon.
bills ading signed therefor.
WOObHuLL s MINTURNS,
81 South street, New York,
orto FIELDEN, BROTHERS & CO.,
ieur Liverpool.
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ROOMS TO LET
lrl IN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGH-
Ia TON-The Subscriber having fitted up this establish
at a great expense, for the comfort of his friends
and public and grateful for the liberal al
ready bestowed him. by his exertions please for
continuance of IL.
He begs TO inform them that he has still double and
three single unoccuped which he will let low
times f immediate application be made and will
be happy accommodate wishing enjoy the beauty
and advantages of this place.
The situation Of the desirable the Terrace
Having very fine large bathing house directly in front the
boarders enjoy that luxury with the greatest
and pleasure.
The steamboats, ply constantly throughout the day and
from New York. GEORGE PIERIS,
Belmont House, New Brighton.
oath 1919
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- THKUI Oh IN sIA ,HUUkS.
Leaving New York daily from the foot Of Courtandt St
Morning Line at 9 A. M-Mail Pilot Line at ta4 7, NJ
The Morning Line proceeds TO Bodentown, from thence by
steamboat 10 Philadepha.
The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden Composite to
Philadelphia) without change Of cars.
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot Of
Courandt where commodious steamboat will be in
readiness, with baggage crates on board.
phiadepha baggage crates conveyed from city 20 city
without being opened by the Each train provided with
IN which apartments and dressing expressly for
the ladies' use.
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot Of Wal
nut street by steamboat to Bordentown at o'clock A. NJ
and by railroad from Camden at 5 O'Clock p, NJ,
lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia IA A. M and
r. M being continuation Of the lines from New York. JET
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
q PHILLIPS Merchant Tailor (late of Aston House,
~ Broadway impressed with the necessity of meeting the
exgency Of the times by the reduction of his prices and find
ing impossible do while subject the out
lays Broadway location necessarily ncurs has determined
the only way effect th.-whout dspangemen to the qua
lily of his he has therefore removed his establish
gentlemen be supplied at deduction of ten cent
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely specimen of the
foregoing assertion =
Superne Goats made in the best style from SIG sl9
Extra 90 do of the finest quality 10 to q
Challie Vests, so IS
s. p begs leave conclusion observe the above articles
scnpon and lower than other house furnishing the
quality of articles. jyl lmr
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
rHE Subscriber well known for the cheapness aud duab
lily of his work desires 10 inform his patrons and the
public that he to suit the economical tendency OF the
times making garments of the very best quality reduction
of 20 per from former prices and less, believed by 20
than garments of the quality made by the
cheap houses in this city.
In order that gentlemen may understand what is meant by
consideration with guarantee that the goods shalt be Of first
rate quality and the 1T unexceptionable -
Surerine west of England Cloth Coats Sl2 to Sic
Pants of black or fancy Double Milled Cass, 5to1
Vests, of Silk, Satin, &c. ~ toi
Making and trimming, in the best style at the following
prices
Coats.'' :'..''..''' '.....,....... Lex TO 50
All orders executed with punetuality aud despatch
JOHN MOFFAT.
As the season is advanced present stock Of summer
goods will be sold low. au3 I'm or
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GOAL, COAL-Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal first quality
- will be sold by the subscriber the following low prices
for cash. Fresh broken and egg from lump in the yard
ed aud delivered TO of the city S. ton; S
5 large rs less will be charged f taken
from the boat-weight aud quality warranted
PETER CLINTON,
jy Q 2m.r 57i Greenwich, Of King st.
7 EATHER AND FINDING STORE, 295 Spring street
- doors from the corner Of Washington street near
Clinton Market New York. Constantly hand A general
ortment Of sole and Upper Leather Black Morocco and Kid
skins with Deer Goat and Lambskn Bindings Shoe THREADS
Hastings taloons Ribbons, Sheengs, Linen and Leather
Innings Boot Cord and Webbs Boot Trees Lasts Hammers
Pncers Avis and lacks, with full Of Shoema
ken Tools, of the most approved patterns. -
au3 lmrr WARREN 8. WfLKEY.
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the uag'cal death Of Jesse A. Bryan, Esq of Mont
gnmery county, Tenn, who was shot by Gideon
o. Matiock, III an atray, the evening OF the 10 h
nhmo, IN the public room OF the Nashville Inn =
ne deceased represented as having been greatly
respected and beloved by numerous circle of con
nexions aud friends. He expired in few minutes
alter the wound was inflicted The papers DO mol
give the particulars of the affair. but we learn that
il originated from political discussion,
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DALE 81 MAXWELL.

No CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
COLE Agents in the United States for the French Report
y Of Fashion translated into English with Pattern Sheets
Costumes Sc for talon dress makers and mners received
from Paris the arrival Of every Packet Those who wish
Tie Gully original Fneh Fashion sent to America in the
Terms of the Elegant Tailor Flshion Five Dollars per
year, issued monthly, lie Toilet O. Ladies Fashion Ten
steel engravings or seven ach onh jy29 msr
pROTECTIoN, OF HuMAN LIFE, BUILDINGS 4
SHlPSFROM LIGHTNING. -lover s' improved Light.
ming CONDUCTORS - Apply to addss. J. a. POWERS iT6
Broadway New York i've lm-rc
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Ntw PoRr OF ENTRY The Canada Gazette, Of
the 20 h July, contains proclamation, declaring
Ssult 81 Mary "a port OF entry and clearance -
and incuring within the limits OF the said port OF
S.ult II Mary, all that part Of the or shore
Wing between Lake Superior aud Lake Huron,
CONNIE ncing AT eros Cape at The discharge OF Lake
Superior, aud thence following downwards along
tue north and east shores of the River ST Mary,
Lake George, Muddy Lake and Lske Huron, to the
mouth OF the Tessaloua River, on the north shore
Lake Huron
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CHELSEA WALKING PARK -Elworth and Fosg.
accomplished 200 miles yesterday. Elworlh's tune
OF walking. "A hours 22m SIS. Shortest time one
mile, 9m IL. Longest time one mile, I'm 81,
Fogs's time 200 miles, walking rs hours. Am.
56h Shortest time one mile, lin. Longest time
one mile, I'm. Is. Both were in good train.
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se01N xz1 STATEN ISLAND FERRY-CLIF:
GNfAs1T1}e TON, NEAR THE NARROWb-Until
further notice, the o'clock trip from White
hall 1.-THE STATEN ISLANDER) will after making her
new wharf az Clifton, the Telegraph The SAMSON
WI" Sned,H hs WAR aco 1c ' are from ill proceed
direct Clifton without touching the Quarantine and Sta
peon and the boat will leave Clifton wharf o'clock
Fare l21z cents ,
This arrangement will afford delightful excursion the
Narows and opportunity of enjoying the breeze
merry and prospect for which that of Staten Island
LIBERATED, with ample time for rambe and bathing the
side. 20 2wr
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SEBRINGs CoRpIAL-To s,t,in5 raise tle REPUTATION
Of tins we'll known meici. nr The Of psI-Est, ai'
the VARIETY OF Nervous Diseases, Heatsce Sta nlcHn g
Loss OF Appetite. &C. by blgn, torVaFd it'i9nI 'l
indiv duals may appear snme THE 'i'oilaf si -
Shakespeare poet Washington panot' ~ nm 80
wise statesman aud .ovrf ~ his eruntrs. icy ,s
not parallel: FOR Their, Iei POS; l9 "
rresrn, age raise .h wilJ = sf - Of re-.
sns,ba I.,on HAT IT il nat iis aumhuz Description 10
,@lCt. IA n " itil uiS 49,
81 i've ,. folio wing cxccilrn' recommendations
tony Of letter from Col. + H. r,moIe, eH,enotF Of ~.
tr and actual Psesid-n OF tn Bank OF the Sta' {" SCUM
Carolina, dated IL, ,c.7
Mr. C. C. SEsaiyC Dear SirI: gives M pleasure TO reply
TO your inquiries concerning gour restorative GTIasl have
l,.ye used 1t than my family, d:t nave
fonnd il an ecacots and useful cine. Ia arerts and
relieving and dysec heaAche has royea very
Scryiceabe and complaints among M ch!dre u'o5 Ne
exrererced mach benefit from II.
several oy friends 70 whose use mad nn,e "
am, sir, very respectfully, yong CIT ssFy inpr
49, Sold ~ M + Nurrs,.streei New York ST per bot
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Ili III J.

October B. at ~ as only H.; Christian can die Sarah
Lockwood Sommers aged 10 years, months and days,
wife Of the Rev Charles somers, of this city and mo-
Their of large aud deeply afflicted i.:aily
The funeral will take place E,,day at a NJ, from
her late residence No 50 Madison srset, which without
farther invitations the friends and relatives of the family are
invited attend. On Sabbath morning the funeral er-
will be preached at the South Baptist Chu;c' IN &az,
sau between John and Fulton streets, by the Rev "i
Williams, D D.
Suddenly on Tuesday afternoon Oct g. Isaac w son Of
Nathaniel and Mary Watts, aged years
bers OF Fidelity Lodge No 81, Of F, and the order in
general respectfully invited attend his funeral this
Thursday afternoon att o'clock from No l69 Hester ST.
Tuesday 3D. James McClare, in mis- 35th
Monday morning, 3D. Mary Huntley, widow of the late
Geo Huntey.
Gosernof's Island, 3D. David Russell, Esq, Of Bur
linCton VT, in his S6th
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pnssanoers Sailed.


In the packet ship s. Nicholas for HavreJ Muller
Dormancourt Bech.t. Trollis f lie Gall, john eau
chose, Miss Bruce Mr. Bishop and lady. Master Bishop.
6 Perrenaud lady aud children, Of New York MIS-
Street and lady, two Misses Street Mrs Foot, Mrs NJ
Williams N-wHavsu; f. Le,.vre Norvle, Paris Mrs NJ
Meade Miss Meade Durthy lady, three children aud
In the ship Uncas 70, Apa!acicoa-Mr May and Ia,
dy Mr. L w Knew and lady; Mr. ii Nourse, lady, child
aud servant; Mrs J Y smith child and servant; Miss 5
Hud Miss Inid, Messrt G Elnrd Crosby, I Orman,
NJ A Myers, J c Russell AID Russell.
In The ship Hector for Mobe-Mr Fl Smith and lady; Mr.
Van KIeeck, lady, child and servant Mrs Blair Miss
Blair Miss Blakely, Miss Lester, Messrs Post, Van
KIeeck, J w Holmes, s Z. Gilbert and Holt
In the brig Exac, for SavannahMr Johnson and lady,
Bishop and lady, Mrs Harris, Mrs Hills, Miss ngraham
Miss Bradley, DR. Thorburn, A Henry 5 A Turner, Mr.
Way Mr. Dean II Beers, Mr. Beers, Lieut. Fl Judah, I
SA; A Akin F Doe, r J Doe, J Ross, J II Reed, D
Johnston, Hart, r Wood, Mr Silliman and Mr. Hay
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50
l>ET'rrpIs ~ f.rnr GOV

~ pocIoR LYrLLs LECTURES OF Gsoroey.--'fhe Sc
sHeque 5 ready 1t contains Al Engrayed FroHti.piecs
.olilhs an ldeal section OF part Earths Crust r,h
I;s.fsoas Il will also contau general Introduction
V9sT nor before published. Lectu5e embraces the fol-
nS saelec Is Auvegn- Lacustriae PERIOD Volcanic Pc
IsTbs sSron 81 Cosesuina, Noun; Dor. Lectu. H. The
strata darns Strata Periods Anyegue District, Sup
d. s IN Mount tns Lec,,- III Upheavel and Srbsi-
70 LI, ts GiT' Nales Temple Of Scraps Monte MO
O-n " Coral Reefs. Coral ISLANDS. Lecture V
Rev gal Lsetwe Fossil Foot prints. Lectiys II
sad ico The Falls of Niagara Lecture VIII BoulJrrs
Lec,u "a soSve IS also added this edition. Sketch Of the
lycsr, " " u - AUGUSTINE Smith delivered before the
ne steren Racer Of Men VIC SUI u De'snoef i-s' 'h
Cue Per single cory cents P,marers rejt,as
''' WIZ De shtitlsd 70 five copicS
GREELEY & McELRATH
Tribune Buildings, New-York
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M RTED.

On SUNDAY morning, October l, by Rev Joseph Law,
John Bennett Miss Mary Am Mctherson, both OF tS
city.
On the Sd inst, By Rev Gregory Thurstcn Bedeil, Rev
John Richmond, Of Providence, RI Miss Harriet Eve
eau eldest daughter Of the are George Cooper Esq Of New
York
TUESDAY evening last, by Rev Dr. Knox, Mr. Samuel
Doughty to Miss Frances A. daughter Of The late M Peter
AmerIn4n all Of this city.
Tuesday, Sd inst, by Rev DR. Patton, BnnSmad, oil
Burnnon VI TO Mss Henrietta ) daughter Of the late
William kidler.
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Passengers Arrived

In the steamship Acadia I'm Liverpool. For Haliiar-
Mrs Kelehon, Galloway, Mrs Galloway, child and e-
male servant, Mr. Pause Boughton Lieut. Fegerson Mr.
son, Mr. Stairs Mr. McEnat, Georgiana Hughes-l3. For
Boston--Mr and Mrs Hamilton Col BouveTc Miss Blandy,
Miss Wainwright, Mr. C McRea Mr. Festt Powell, Mr.
Cali, Mir Phipps Mr. jerks, Nh Jas Price Mr. Dawson MIR
Wainwright Mr. Holland Rev Mr. Neae, Rev Mr. Turn
bull Mr. Broing, jr. Mr. Fl Gray, Mr. Gibson, Mr. G
H Derby Abner Crocssg, Mr. Bandy, 1t Wiaslow, Mr.
Greverly. Mr. Dorr. Mr. w H Williams. Mr. Bradman; Mr.
Schnell, Mr. BadnaIl. Gao r Rae, w Fl Stewart, ohm
Ross Mrs Hamilton aud female servant Mrs Bouvec and
female servaut---35.
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. The Invisible Y,

~ Inc invisible Wig so closely resembles the
RAJ head har that scep;ics connoseurs have pro
IL tle most perfect and extraordinary invention OF th
oelS ade without sewHs or wsey. which causes az
aeSs so ese, 10 Tese'neie III; natural hair both light
beng 50 beautiful SO porous aud free, that all cases Of
eSpirdtlon evaporation uimpe.d and the great evils
other Wigs entre sceptic and connojsseur ire
alike invited TO inspect this nn'el aud beautiful Wig and
peculiar method Of htnug the head the manufacturers a
e Barry lac Broadway OF Liberty street up
mi
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10 SHAVE EAsYA celebrated writer has ef,ed man 70
se a ciE 9 man n sav iiioar
aro and he keep his razor m good ORDER without
rop We would therefore gently hint readers ia
Saunders Patent Metallic eblet aud Strop with four sides
mas w;ttood the of time having been before the public
more than quarter century and probably has
M giving that desirable keen good razor winch rem
c,s shaving operation that may be panynty endured
Boston Mer Jour.
Roussel Almond Cream FOR shaving, superior art
Gle JUST received and for sale at g. 'aunders inventor and
manufacturer OF the Metallic Tablet Razor Stop l63 Broad
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no. TOUR furnishing Store, l6s Broadway be
tween Coraudt and Liberty streesIhe most
a,ortmep, TO be found in the City comprising Peruney
and soaps from the most celebrated Manufacturers Brushes
for the Toilet Of every style and nsh Combs, Sc; and
large assortment Of Razors The subscriber having had
long experience in the later article is enabled TO choose
such as Will suit tie stiles, boards the fr.t trial
G. SAUNDERS, Inventor and Manufacturer
L.. c, lE2 Rrcal1rnr
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der Of the Sons will celebrate tn first Ami
yefsay on Monday Oct ls2 the occasion VIII be ceebra
ai eEa there VIII be Oyarion aud other appropriate
vMces IN the evening at the Broadway Tahenacle the line
VIZ form al O'Clock NJ. IN Canal street the right ud
s Sn ha move through the following streets: up Hudson
Rsa5SsoH through Gsrkson Carmne through Carmine
t'rcngn Bieecker 70 Bowery down Bowery 10 Chat,
,b sh1nn Chatham 10 Nassau through Nassau Fulton
eIsa Fulton 70 Broadway w Broadway tothe Tabeuacle
laOernase ne d1%TS WI be oyn q o'clock
F. w, WOLF ". p
% itlS Y IllIN-sAN 4 !A!.lS
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L!geIpeoi, Sep, ls-.lr S,ddors Cobb, York; Eth,
oFS troPPer do Great Western {s) Hossen, do; l9th
liverpool Edridce, Work; 10th. Sheffield Pelham, do
Said 18th Hogar,h Relman, York; 18th, Superior
Lo"ber do 9th, Hott.ngusr Bursley, Do s.a Nlerssy
ruckpr do 49, 1'N!l Nf'
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irX ,fpeuication.-The Methodist Episcopal Church
God his 5,J tr'i val be dedicated the service OF Almsht
lrvaua ! he Kew Or Oi. President Of the Wesley
ny vii preach the De,carory sermon a, q O'clock
si-, Wit Ir,9ys PASTOR Of The Wesleyan Churchn Nestry
sa up al the cloa each Ses,ao 10 ssS,<. N ieayn the
4enses Of erecting The budirc f..
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y This Day. Published-A LETTER sustain
ug the Obligation # Mr.. ARTHUR CAREY, By the Rev
Stephen II. IEg, d. D., Rector Of the Church OF the Ep
ay and late Of the Editors of the Episcopal Recorder
-, D APPIETON & co. 2oo Broad.,v.
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A AI.R1cAN M1-sE1rM HRf.LGARpENs

4 MEXICAN MUSEUM, IERfAL GARDENS
AND FAGR.-coEncr Of Brc2dwa ~ and Aaa street. r.
: D4'-aI R'F:TTES OF GEN. TOM THUMB.
Ills Smallest OF Ill dwarfs, vino Five, Years Old
TwcntFire ilchc nigh md 'sai2, "aIy = POUNDS has
rsia.ned o ms d ueis sad may be ssra every LAY aad
DR.. VALENTINE.
deipeanT OF ii er-t character, and
VIII opsn hi, wnos budset OF comica;ss, whims scraps, cd
Ss' engaged o 81 * H Sfi $5j Ni RA s G Ssi.
Who viii exhibit wonderful fats ds9inying The As
SE q Iis EEsT AND ros.S. c -. :. :.
mbits the most astonishing 1iS Of Classic Gymnastics IN the
H;2lI HIS educated DOG BILLY bs, all Srraon Miss
fjA e GR &SNp5oG5is @ELEs n [ o 1 woG
CITY BRASS BAND. of Twelve musicans Fancy Glass
cuRoSlrsS The fERpETU FAIR IS open a, Vii Nd.
and oon Al thru, s oco 5Ss" and every ~
AZ Quarter before O'Clock Day vsers admitted
Admission the whole cea,s-ehldsa under ten years
pEALE,S NEW-Y0RK MUSEUM Am Pc.
cssrS HESaT H NJ Ssi $ 81 n
OF H. G9yJsssS e Ee9 ~ Is Xals npG@ ssa
Banjo Melodies and Ethiopian Extray ssaaz1s Slss Ada
the charming son&stes La Petite CeGo the graceful dan
Performance IN the Lecture Room commence at quarter
to Saiiernoon entertainment Saturday clock %
n AllONAL PAINIING.-Ihe EMBARkA.
~ TlON OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS from Dsltt.
haven painted By R0BT W WEIR for the Rotnia OF The
C1po 1t as''ington, vii De oen for exhibition Oct, sd
tor short tiae 0Ry, At the NATIONAL ACADEMY or
DESIGN, Broadway, corner OF Leonartstreet
Ndmttance p Season Tickets 50 cents Catalogues
y!
oren from M all lOrM $50 2wls
DOGERS'S GYMNASIUM, Nos Is II and 10
- Gana!stnet rhi. splendid establishment now open
for the reception OF pupils from o'clock A NJ nn,il TO-
W. TIE great bene, derived from the of Gymnstic ex
ercis b all whose empto ymes sedet NY beginning
ls, ,fail rlblIr
Indispensable 10 those whosr empoyments studies oblge
them 10 sit stand soopis POSITION thereby causing
the spine.
Bookeepers Students sso raren, and guardians Of
boys are particularly avited call and this Gymn1-
SUM, Which Will be found the most ccmrlets IN The
country.
Fencing and Spaog taught BY an experienced aud compe-
tent Professor on liberal terms
Shower Baths FREE 10 subscribers. 81 lwis-
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? CIirehuyh,s ,Criconn.ro,

,ibs Nv r rtSh Tr'copherous, for tie HAIR,
d-s,sAi seii0lne rtc!e OF thar here vile and
a. counterfeit made nader the same name ,y fellow
ovd as MS n,INu'e and thNr has in every ins:anc
The Ge aif OF those Jew who have uufartunatel, uscd IT,
h Isila aad genuine Is seemed by Letters Patent Of
s,y states so hat neltRer any oe else dare use
Ss'fs IS sold Tor 70 cents While the price OF The genuine
B,SSGi be had al ChreluSh, Hair-Cu TN Rooms 2S5
sFVwth tthe NaIr IS giyen gratis wv WI -. .'e
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i;,ls &. Y J0E%S6V " Aids

u Temperance Rnliy.-The Hon THro. FREE
Will deliver Temperance Address before the
I'm ~ " aSnnst9n Temperance Soceay the City OF Brook
AZ e taise Room Exrhsnge Buildings, corner OF Gam
c ry and nton St'ee Tbs (Thur>dayl Evening "c,
~ eac,ns al oc ok. The of able aud eloquent
ne SS o. The aus should call forth full attendance Of
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MILLINERY GOODS.

'F'HE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
4 chants eni aners call and examine hi. stock of Mil
lnary Goods No IS Beaycr-steet Zone d0cr tom f,a
street, and first below Wall street, He ms n Ken yra
pains in selecting MS goods have them of the most hione
bic aud desirable styles, and VERY CHEAP He believes
his assortment bs the best selected Of any - city and
embracing almost every article iii the Millinery ue aud
ne buys and sells for cash they help beng chea,
The reputation he already has, OF selling Mimer9 Goods
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere he sure must
nducemen fer persons call before purchasing He ateus
the sales daily avail hs. Of tie bargains that
may offer, and III give them his customer
- &
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NewYork. Sen,.mber 70. 1914 80

ME5NNGs 6o9S AMP ca fsR m CtqTH
HAM STREET and 4 BoWERY, will keep eonsrag,iy
hand. full and complete assortment of MEME BOYS
AND CHlLDREN's CLOTHING, of al! descriptions
made IN the MOST FAsHoNABLE STYLE, 10 which he would
respectfully invite the attention of toS. wag has
made arrangements to receive CLOTHS CASSINEKES,
NESTlNGS. &c by every Packet and has secured The
services OF experienced Cutters, h. pledges himself give
perfect satisfaction TO all who may purchase
B.-GGrments made TO order Ut The shortest notice
and tcfh street ptirctuGltty sl2 tFII