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FIRsT PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPE.-PIU
u DAGuERRIAS GALLERY oFP ATENT PREMIUM CoLoREp
pHoToGRAFHs. 81 Broadwny. above Murray street. New
IoLk, awarded the .Nedc four first Premiums and tro
HgheSt Horrors, u, the Exhibitions OF the Institutes Of
Massachusetts, Newf oTk and Pennsylvania, respectively. nI
hlhitnl
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MEDICAL OFFICE, No. 495 BROADWAY.--NoTICE
iFk TO PATIENTS AND GTHERS;-DR J. CLAW
son KELLEY will be in attendance If his Medical Once
No as Broadway. N Y for consultation upo the various
Diseases essccny the Lungs Liver Kidneys. and Scoiu
Dyspepsia Drnpsy Debility. Rheumatism, Headache Dzn
ness Nervousness from Sunday the eth INST 10 SUNDAY
the 18th both inclusive All those nbOrnc under nny OF
the Diseases any other chronic standing CON-
DeccmIor 5th 1874 d5 81.
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M SEE LAST P.9GE.
hrTtXSI.

poe bark Ainaa Dannnananu. fin Bremen. 81 DIS. mdse
iFsssr a. BierwIr,h-l29 siee,age passengers.
wRih brg Falcon Put 10 DAYS from Bermuda IN ballast to
Ticker Lshtourne. Lett brig Relief, hence, lust arrived
The only Am. ~, NJ ,,..p.
PnpeIer Qunuebaug, from New London, with domestic
nrcduce.
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WE ARE WELL SATISFIED with Mr. Do 1Sni., na
hb;,s his trs character the pmbc more perfectly .a
any one else could dot for him We are aSGe n ;eaan to
& his Io article excepting question nskeu III .ha,
~. enrSairi 10 which answer that tha' Ike ouis'
statements na"e; n tcason .crme " or nnpnrdoHa
bic ps0 himself o g. The % q pssf T.
Parne of Bond street y 10 c Ses Se l, he ~ns one
Of he We nHye 1d pS1nRs aSS but sH
sot ' no,,tvey tina; since tine first house was but ~
hs been 0 Fa a%s ba s% nG Is 2S
aie porm, resident in New York. for twenty five years
that long before Mr. Dodge called his partner by aa.
he employed his partner mechanical asss!an an9ef
different nume' j. PARhILY.
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nrs- Catalogue may be had at the store.

no. Juvenile FaEr.-A Juvenile Far will be held in
The Lecture Room of ST. Stephens Church. corner Chryste
bs week opening ut l. and closing 10 o'clock ?. each
day The Proceeds tor the Poor OF ST. Stephens Church.
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Boartiing.-Mrs. GosS having opened the new and
commodo house Is Vescyst nthe A.tor House, proes
Cfoon shower and cold Baths free The location
very central. yet quiet and shady. Terms moderate aus IFS
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES; PR22PPRpIEEIT5pRRs OF Of

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES; PRo,P 1lS y 4 nF
IHoTELs AND THE PUBLIC Es vi. Is,ys Re
- he stenou Of the public his method OF wash ps
Ladies and aD2se bed and o 9eaSep
sSeror 10 n ohers Game1,s washed by bis process VIII
last much longer than washed in the ordinary n5 as an
,nrn- Is dsnersediw With The work dose for . to u per
cent ss and al very shor If required Ihey are ao
he,rhed Rs white as before manufactured and iutfe given
IN hosoms or collars Of any required degree
Contracts will be made with board NJ hsuse wherein e
re.hinr Will cost them much les than done IN tne own
houfs The public generaly invited 10 test It's
Orders l.f with WI r. ROBERTS, 4o2 Braadwny; a. -
MORRELLS Ready siade Linen Store, l5I tToh ssse
ana door from B.oacwty the Laundry IN w Ashns
between Amos and Ches streets, viii meet win potnps
;ention SEAMAN, Proprietor. % III
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SINGLE BOOKS AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
yyi;iinm Z. CornwelI, IS Beaver--tretf,
Two doors from Pearstrest and junction OF wal VIII
Peareet. being deous OF reducing his stock OF Books ana
Stationery offers general assortment ut wholesale prices ut
retaiL
He has a quantity of FAMILY BIBLES. large number
of which have beea sold the pest at wholesale ut 81
which he now offers the pce by single ones ner' AZ
81 Is 81 81 So SO p and So o-ie last two same as Usually
ses at IS.
o.,o,en, Of Annual, and othe, Books in fine bindings
,ut,b. for the Holidays Blank Books OF all qualities and
.izs School Book. of all kinds Also, sationery-s ot
which he now Offers at much under usual retail prices
Further enumartcn ss Is presumed those
wishing to buy Will consult their own interest by calling
ps~rod = Veor, Line of Stages pass door FIVE
minutes uoinse
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IosIAu RICHARDS, Auctionecr.

no Lnrge Sale of Standard Works, Holt
tiay Books, Sc.-TTIIS EVENING AND PO-MOR-
ROW EVENING-BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT, No.
M Broadway viii sell extensive and valuable collection OF
Rocks, including large assormen, Of Animals, embellshed
and choice Books suitable for Christmas and New Years Pre-
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Mt WOL prices for this WEEK ONLY nj No. Cor,
ndstreet near Broadway Ladies. don't erget to call and
Iupply yourselves in time no 5ms
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THE PHYSIOLOGY OF The FULhA.:.
PROFESSOR DIAPERS
VALUABLE LECTURE on CHEMISTRY;
Delivered a, the University Of New York-worh the whole
prce of the paperwih other tale articles LOOK OUT
for it Price o cents.
Try- Apply early, az no copies will be left by noon
few copies OF las; Saturdays New Worh wanted, for
which ull prlce viii be PAID I'D f's
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Passengers Arrived.
r,n. sris Falcon from BermIGG-Charlcs Cray aud
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures
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Eoretpn Port,

Art at Havana Nov Is, brig Pora from NewYok; Rapid
Ward, do.
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DIR. SMITHS SUGAR PILLS.
THE VOICE OF THE T. l.!
Since printing this very large edition uI OUl 0IUHII III
pOgT we have received the following:


from the Michigan State CnZere.)
no THE .3FFLICT'EO. ,u-
IyOR ten past my th hps been poor ara
L on the decline from Bilious NATURE ontng 70 e
,r, oains and accidental atd,ks Of terer at once naoe
mn nv nllnd 10 trnye IN the western clnes, iH6ns mus
de change did not hare The dsSrd eBce oou
after my nrriva Michigan the pact season where
INV stamp are prevalent, suddenly attacke1 WIZ.
chi II Fever which 81 low m two day, Una, IsuNvu
and supposed must die. beng rerU 6nious Of re nms,
hnyng any acduninances 10 whom might snleIy ~
irelinIs and In incr not hnvHg any ssnsb Nv
formed my nurse TINT must die aid wns soon called M
whom was m elderly num- who lmned atey snd thsi" 80
,nme hopes lie asked me If IN the habit OF MSnS
Mills With great axeron and pnln replied that 'eeneu
AS il had taken sufficient of all kinds 10 cure any ntn OF AZ!
disease A,er much pesunson he prevailed on me =, .ax
one box nf DoCroR Smiths SUGAR COATED laDiAs ZOE
r.nIE Pills saying they did MT help me- he wou'u nnvo
IN pys me lp One dose Of pills was mmecateiy gwen
For tour hous lay in stupid state niter m immcnsc
quantity oIous matter followed. and ict much feeveo
/, WINS then felt some hopes. Immediately took SIX more on
these pills and III hOnrs my pam so Tar nDaed hn we
able 10 SIT up minutes soon alter, another dncnhIsso
billions matter followed which caused my appetite 10 ev.s
Every Chi and morning vi these pills were gwen
,ch discharge Of bile and caus Dg such prsp,Tauon,
,yas astonishing to myself nd oil present. Daily ncsasga
in health and am now considered well man; can nsD
80 n, INV life has been spared by the timely use oI thee
Pis No family should be without them Since my rea9
w have made us. Of them In small da.es ana nnn nun
ginning flesh ana strength NiaOm "ibD">A'
IrosI, JACKSON Co. Mich. -, =, "a. 80
We nie pef,onaly acquainted with the above incu anu
consider il wonderful and have used tese pun VI ou
Tho test bat
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OF The ut. Rev. DR.. Hughes will resume MS
eoune of Dcerinol Lecture, in St Pnck Cathedral THIS
EVENING at ~ O'Clock. Tie Lectures Will be continued on
The evening of each week, ut the same hout.
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10 Free Admitiance to Fovvier's PhTcnolos
cal Cabinet Clinton Hail. l3l Nassauseet, where may be
obtained MI kinds of Books the Sciences o PhrenoCgy anu
Physiology Aso verbal and written deineatons OF cnaac
Ter both day md evening 0ootis
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cARpETlNGs. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
npIrEGETG &c

DRUGGETS, &C.
HIST received and now beng opened at Gnons New ofe
y large and beautiful assortment Of English Brussels lhee
Piy Imnerai Double Super Spcrne and Fine Ingram ara
vs,efnn Tarpene of patterns and calor entirely new
Enrs and American Oil Cloths. Of great VARIETY OF pne.a
90 spiendid article of Pea Velye: Dtngget two yards
vide entirely patterns ind very rich coors WIN ever W.
rsty of English D,uszets OF the nsHai wldt osele WIN
Rn1, of every Style Door Nn Window Shades stf hoof'
~ Purchases are respectfully invited 70 cad.
B-An experienced aphoterer WILL atiend 70 tne mas-
ing OIL CcipeN u 49, ' W. n. GUtON.
oo;.,r No 4. R.s Broadway and II Divisional
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ns~I. o. Of o. T.-On "Wednesday evening, pe S,l
b Lecture viii be delivered before the eneI o re- os ,
pectiSy invited to attend BY order of the Lecture Sem
mittee, ia
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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Neyy-York Cash Tailoring Observation-Disclosures
1s7 BROADWAY.
Tbree doors beloro the Franklin House.
The Subscribers respectfully announce that theT have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them to offer greater inducements 'hnn ever
N gentlemen wishing to ecoaomze IN the purchase oil 'he
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals great roey
Of pc and new STYLES Of Goods well adapted TO the coming
sensonapd will also By the next pacseS and steamers
tine nre md best of the ntest End most eeau
full styles of fancy French Elastic Casslme ch nsuea
Velve, Casbmee,, Satin and silk Vestinsz ever before o
fered IN this City. r,,,, 49,, po
Ao ms, received several Invoices Of Twllled and Beaver
,,h for Over Goats. Coaks, Pelton. &C. black and fancy
coored French and English Cloths from the most celebrated
,,pufacurers being the styles cut IN their establishment
far five years and which for durability beauty oil m
b ard ss,ness of coors cannot be excel.d II euae ny
nm, STYLES of Cloths imported into the United States
Te;r stock of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise IN par inc
cbes, STYLES of Fall and Winter Cfavn Scaris Suspen'en
Gloves handkerchief Hosiery Under Shirts and Drawers
Linen md Muslin Shirts Collars. Bosoms, Shoulder hrnces
Riding ssd Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Cane &c
with every variety of goods usually kept IN genteah
general Quitting establishment
Also full assortment, OF Ready Aaae Clothing coa's'ns Of
Cnk, Over Goats. Dre,s and Froc Goes, Pantaoons and
Vests every yariey where gentlemen requiring garments o
Immediate use can depend upon getting inst rte article
made and trimmed IN every respect equal 10 those 70
a, and at nrces that connot fail please Strict panctu
atty observed in filing orders.
..Terms cash. and 10 deviation IN prce
mug is,f ]. C. BOOTH co.
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yETE DID NOT WISH we have the credit ol DONG 10
w appear kind gen,Ienanly nmlsbie n our Notice m
nuhshcd on Monday last but merely wished 10 state aS 10
prevent mis- taxes. Nor did wish expect to avoid re-
nor do we now wish We have felt III any way
ved eiheT hy the similarity OF names or by the pro-
ies,ona bcrs butby aprolessonas @bors ana
In rch su,pzed on seeing published the papers OF the
CITY OF Washington Mr. DNges advertisement OF Inc e. MN bs
time ha, he spoke of his partner Doctor Pdre
IL Of York and stated 10 some OF our friends there nn
not the pleasure of Knowing him. If his partner signature
written by his own hand about two years and h since una
The onmc Inv winch he known, (Which different from
ne nTscd two names By which he known can be re-
led upon he neither has now nor ever mas hai as ~
iscnents Thee circumstances have been and ceninne 70
h., tho carsa OF pany nnngy anh sreehsie
.' wa cha II feel extremely thankful! 10 i Dodge s IN;
". he Gun do SOY fhc recy and we have sud pr sU
9 a j. no most happy TO correct IT, Wewi stne acs
om Which the public will be fully competent to nudge gu,
motives and decide whether our s notice WIS % W9s ''
called for. + pARWiY
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G.JS REVARD.-LOST, in this city, Nov.2!. by Widow
ID 4 y Lady from the Country, 4 SILK PURSE, enys
ENTY DOLLARS two or three tens. ivcs and llnle
bills one gold sovereign and five franc piece THIS descrp
ton is consiereI sufficient for the finder it, IN
honest hands The finder by leaving at tins office wall re-
ceve the above reward und relieve the mind oil I'm anNous
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~ No,,.yor,, rns,itntion for the Blind.

Gg~ New-Tork Institution for the Siiii .
The subscriber acknowledges with much pleasure Inc s Rn
81 ,ns is' Ghaie pel Es4 ohn IT. K from
Edward Jones' annual spbsetp,lGn So ,sV peSa
EXECUTOR. $780, cash. P J. 50 So from John WOOD az
A C. ZabTske $40; exhibition ut The Ta6enn9cF o,sc
1nmss Bgrse; annual .nsp franes SO e per & Beers
go: M iso' Be 'Wi Clinton s. FROM q.
Ssnd u be Rev w W d 50 csP,es Of PIssSg r.
,eIsn psa and Hymn Books , vavsDS o Of
Flushing l. the grounds Of the 'ilS TS SS Ssrs Of
Dean and which were delivered freight Tree oy ' % ae
AGO. l'V DONATIONS SeU - to e RGAN FUND.- by the hands
Of Nicholas dean $3.50 rs follows From Nicholas lean
$50; Mrs NJ A Lerlllard, $50; Mis- Ga1hanse Lr'aiS
3 WS s Sod Pete L9 an Ss,s 80
Mara D. l. Roneas siO; C4pa,n w a. SpeSsei e : :S
is IS p " sS 1afss Sc
ton w sa Charles sanford 81 JOINS PqSdy u ,1 1aeGS
Hs@ sI ia Gsss s!5s S. as sydney Na;G.
ssS James Brown s2S Jon,s ssSges sb si5: P &. Say
49, Chester DnsEs s5 " G Testo Sonee No &
ga Concert at BrccyP @ GencfS scs at Sf% sl he
SIS a. Concert at Society lbrary se ~ ,Ids a John P
LToSy. SIS as soWs From Mrs schac.1n 81 r, mss
Rensen IS r. Reasen 80 WI ReTst s5, si G. Znbns
Ike. SO. 'A w. As sii.As BROWN. Treasurer 1t
~ Lecchesg Leechcs!' !"-sel ~
h,e Swedish cechs Gall Sizes for sale at III cents each by
VIM Waron Chemist, &c. ApothecaIies RAIL- 90 Inns.
ires
N,- Established l795.-SoAP CANDLES AM !,
STARCB-J. D. & W. LEE, Manuiaciures Nos Oh nne
assosrs Of he above articles, which they VIII sell nj ts
loves; make, prices warranted equal not suPsor o 70 u
naRulactud the city; delivered or shippea ~''0u'
Msshs9 Country pe9 sS and ID he
H Il s al before purchasing 'N'"i''' D. X W. LEE
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| TITANTEn-By a YOUNG MAN from the western part
w OF this STATE situation salesman Wholesale or
Retail Dry Goods House; acquainted with good many
Country Merchants had five years experience IN cOuE
try store: would not expect much wages until the spring bus
opens then moderate: reference given note lett nj
this Office addressed c. b. will meet with nmedaie atten
| Tim n29 2Slss
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DAGUERREOTYPE
National Miniature Gallery,

DAGUERREOTYPE
National Miniature Gallery,
AZ Broadway, n. Y.
n9 istr ANTHONY, EDWARDS Il co.
HOSIERY AND GLOVE .sToRE-sUTToN. & co.
their sy and prices SIX Hose and half hose Of black and
re;Rc; viii: large assortment Of black and ceor woed
erno. md apaccn hose Of which ARE Of .pendid Gus
irrnored IL Spring street, Ne deception here.
\. y. Ribbons Of all style o7onil
CIOAL,-PEACH ORCHARD and White Ash. Also. L.
high yetpoG v,s.a Sney Pea and Dust Dust adapt s r.
Dwelling the Furnace OF the Mandatory and Green House
aud the Bckkn Al 9i aae At the regular market Dr'e'
279Thd avenue. 59 Hudson s. 81 Broadway and y the
Yards Hudson and Amos and COZ Pery ana ut Rose
Orders per Dispatch Post promptly attended TO- VS. 6m-
From the National Insellsen's,, Washington D. C. Nov q
4eESoy FOR N TIE sA1IoSAL rsJELLlSIScEE1 ,,...
WI yer,sing Agent in the cites Of Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York and Boston, mas been appointed arant for ecev
IN and forwarding Subscriptions and Advertisements Tor tbs
paper Mt his otiseS in those cities respectively, VIZ:
Baltimore, South Eas corner OF Baltimore and Calvert s
P RsM Hde "A No ~ pine Pine street
boston. Ne. Is State street
The General Newspaper hgency established By Nh Palmer
the above places has been existence lime and will
doubtless be found convenient ind advantageous for Ill
paper prcpretors who shR think III TO avail themselves Of II
TLEGANT SHEFFIELD SILVER PLATED WARE
IA r. GARDINER, No. 80 Broadway, has Just recev ed per
ship New; York, from Liverpool nrce assortment of hes
Sheied pn;ed from the naluhctones Of Messrs The
mas radbuy Son. md Mess;s james Dixon sons, con-
sstng OF very elegant WATERS from Is 81 inches Silver boz
dcrs. handles feet and shields BeefeaS Dishes Um Cot
ind 'her Casors Cordial and Liquor stands Cands,bas
with 2. a. and lights for dining and supper tables e.
rate rates. ''''s' '''' o. ms 6,isecd
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IMMATURE ALMAsAc-rsIs DAT.
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e,as;. - =, n s;,es> for sale ut l2i cents each hy
YIN, YIN. "anon. Chems'' &C DIS Inns
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NEW BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

NEW BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
JAMES w. JUDD g. co.
VIII publish NJ the New World Office, 90 Ann.stree,
THIS MORNING.
THE REP OSITORY OF MODERN ROMANCE,
FOR NOVEMBER Pnc. 1e'l Cents.
AT NOON THIS DAY,
ST. JAMES'S; OR THE COURT OF QUEEN ANNE
\ HISTORICAL ROMANCE.
BY W. HARRISON AISSWoRTH,
Auho, of Windsor Castle. " Modern Chiyalry," &c.
A Beautiful Edition.
Price i2h Cents.
TOMORROW.
THE NEViLLES OF GARREFSTOWN,
TALE OF f76o.
BY CHARLES LEVER, ESQ.
Author of Tom Burke" Charles OMaiey." &c. &c
Few authors have acquired wide popularity as Lever
end TN. Romance fully sll,tnlus his reputation.
Nc. I-PRlCE SIX CENTS.
ON THURSDAY:
RAM Il L f I IN:
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Thi, Part completes this Popular Romance.
Price l2>a Gents.
ON FRIDAY,
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thorized by Eugene Sue.
ON SATURDAY.
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p.pY ppN1.SJN PDITOR
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Nyeu,ornnda,

Wind flesh at North. East-Weather thick and fogCy
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0vERsnoE efy s 81 Iae and md Cen
iSdia Rubber Shoes and Ore;ShoSs wniG b are n
ucnen t ~ ,art IN the seams and are the osL III AZ
ane S and rubber so and bucks b onn md
iee.t. a,i rbidr.n's common importer - ~ the
M y a md fur trimmed kubbe @ Gi i ths Ware
lowest prees ~ n is nia Rubber Factor; % a,9eu
Lane. do ous ~ nit. .,d Fancy SIN.
1rNTI0NrRY- Stsonery Pian anu Ia Great
toney SHEPARD has added wthln "A ' sn,Sd variety
1911 al fancy Stationery-cnnssinGo oil " DE-, enters
Noe sper Envelopes, Papa,se oesut"H lie sI sui selling
bs ea Note Paper at i5 M Sc per cure o Sne as ID
yeopcs 81 I'd per Dozen Aso md GSrae- Every
&C. 4 beautiful assortment u ! 49, SHEPARpS.
thing cheap Us usual d. la Broadway. opposite John 81
N.g.-plcase rccoilec; opposite Jona 81: :,
TPyyyORK AND ERIE RAlLR0 ADm.a~dIfbssy The
~ Gortraeters-Seaed Proposals VIII De eSnst;on Of
nnii the twenty inst ior tue Mod
,,nn frhoni fifteen miles, of the line oe.Me the
nnd Por jarvis in the County OF Orange ~
Nv, en-; AZ ShnNaugunk summit. ,.x,,,or, r,yen
ps M and poies Win be exhibited and @ annny NJ
nv H. e. Seymour. E1ginec', u uie '4 "
peupont. after the l2tn Inst s,suc.ory security
lie rn,nnc, OF the work md reserves the s % tb
oI , ny III nropo,iton, which nuy appear hcoi"pa '
IL. interests OF the Ccmpsny;e,.
New. ork. December 81, ISL IN v s.E RR Co,
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DOCT. JOHN THOMSON.
TINUE JNFIRNiARY OF THE LATE DIR. THOMSON,
3i3 I,roome street. New York. will be conducted by Dr.
Bcebe usual who having had charge OF the
for the Inst nnc months feels confident that he will SUI pc
able to give satisfaction such favor him with call
Also keeps constantly hind md for sale such medicines rs
formerly ken, By Dr. Thomson Persons abnnnc under chron
ic difficulties scofn or any impurities OF the blood ore par
ula rlv upS,ad IN Gull % wv
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MS 3m,' Nos. and 3bond,siie

1HE SUBSCRIBERSha ve acknowledge their obligations
TO Messr PARMLY for the very knd and I nm
notice While the subscribers cannot but deeply regret t1t
their professional labors should much annoy then ndMf
names should subject the Mers PARMLy TO SO many uupea
SAINT inquiries they will avail themselves CT this opportunity %
ot FASTENING ARTIFICIAL TEETH when set on gold plates,
which has received the co,nl appreciation OF some Of te os!
eminent Dentists in the United States and the unghlhed
praise Of many individuals who know the value OF the I'M
provement from personal experience
cS o., nnIV.E l. pARSfEJ F.. No. Al BOHu.st
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4. G. TUTTLE, Anctlohcei. ,,o,,na
/ Age SALE OF Toys. DOLLS, FANCY GOoiSSSS
Ssc-JACOB ). PLAlTS Special sag, eo'ptsp y, ~ ~
rna Gases aud Lots Of New Grds Jsi lnnde, sna 10 10
,o on foreign account will take place Il the anc''on hyo
q Pint, street on FRIDAY, 9TH INST at III O'clock ~ ID AZ
the above are believed nearly oil the NEW GOOD, oI soo'
DESCRIPTION in the market suitable tor DEALER Their
directed the sale which Will be perempory ana w"n.n
ssrye Catalogues ready the day previous " Ok
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TITO MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS-Wa By a
young man situation in wholesale dry ro9, Or m?or
ting house has extensive acquaintance w.t. Southern
Merchants could influence considerable trade would engage
himself Tor small compensation and per cenage snes
through his influence. He engaged IN importing house
in this city but the has expired Reference to his inst
emplOyers Address mmcdlney al this Office Robert. MI
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OLET-A large room, with stsam power in the lower
/ pan of the Civ Apply 10 j. j. BARNIER,
d53s So John.street, up ctairs.
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AT PRIVATE SALE
rouptete aSo ment Of school, standard, law, med eau an
,sceaneo,s books blank books, papers. stationery, &c G
,vhrh M very lowf no "
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WANTED.

WAANIEpE-l7Bv young man Just from The land OF
W steady habits, situation in wholesale reail
has had four years experience in country store and good
iennan and practical accountant. would go II wanted into
country store salary not much OF object goId sltua.
lon Address Stranger nj this office.
NIB The best OF references can be given. do s.
'E'O, CLOTH MERCHANTS AND CLOTHlERS-
= Wanted situation as SALESM N in cloth store or
salesman mud Assistant Gutter clothing store Fnsona.
pie tailoring Establishment, by young married mnn, who
has ud years cloth and clothing bust
ness city and country. his account also attend
To book Keeping desired Address p NJ. At this Office.