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NJ DR.. I'll. KimhaII,s nIinernl reeth.-Th

celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and high value
set upon them by those who have the together with
their known superiority the great
thn, are made IN this country hive induced DR. Kmba TO
make such arrangements will hereafter enable him
ply the increasing demand for them any ne
confirmed in this design BY the uniform which has
tended his practice this department Of his profession and by
the high encomnms that have upon these
oil our most Distinguished citizens who wenrirg
tn ofths city who have spontaneous. off red the am
pie iesmonihls 10 their excellence. Thee teeth and will
Drdsec they nIe set in the elegant heavy
god pse. aud adapted the mouth such way Us 10 cum.
blue the highest utility with the comfort They
wDrIanted 10 De unsurpassed y my that made the
Uned States nnd guaranteed a lit perfectly
and answer I'LL Tho that artificial Teeth can mne
TO answer Dr. kimba WISHES be particularly nnted that
his arrangements such vii enable him tn offer these
teeth made in the style nbove mentioned the prices
TINT ere for ne most inferior kinds Specimens may
be ut ms house. No. so Broadway Spring street
ul0 ImiSyt - 80
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~ prnt.ct the Arm or Lnhnr.-WHl

n- Protect the Arm of Lnbor.-WHIG ME.
CRRKICS IND ORRLFfJMEN RALLY ALL u!
In pursuance Resolution of the Committee OF Arrange
nens OF the Young Mems Henry Clay Association OF the
City of New York for National Mass Convention of Demo-
cratic Wing Young Men IN be held in the City OF NewVok
Wednesday the 23d October inst Rvng The various trades
L. 10 unite the procession that mighty demonstration
und assigning then, Distinguished position IL the process
sion & II IS respectfully desired by COMMITTEE that the
various trades possible make suitable nr-
angemenis in OF the Resolution aud report them
To the Chairman of the Ccmtee OF Anng at
the Dom of the COMMITTEES. Knckerbo"ker Hail. Park Row.
by Thursday 18th inst member OF the Committee will lie
in attendance there MI communications and give
all necessary information every day the convention be.
tween The hours of IL and 10 U'c'ock
IL is hOged every Mechanic and Worknsnan will feel him.
sell bound devote day the Wing Cause the success OF
which will give him many days empoymsnt ut ireemen
wages and do Justice Henry Clay who has for forty years
stood By the Mechanic und laboTer of The country.
by order. GEO. a. HALSEY,
ol25,s Chairman Com glittee Of Arrangements
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Tbs 81 as we can learn hn. had nssnes o. our Prices f.
but c DO expected here before Inc e @ SbS
Poa Rico $500 Cubs SEQ It, and 400 New osa ans.
together $500 hhd and about go b1s Cuba nee
g. Sytgs S. Sd. pSo GsG and
Havana. So 9oIsi b nas uee h.s % sun o
pied By pa1ce sIriras eos.t~ise these beie7ed have
been mostly brought fo,ward ana a. nee haa een S S
few few hands mGs e. GE., p evidently hreI should be
served soweye s dnoed i rS The a. as
ms be in fir, ard coud hands, including some al neighbour
Eastern O shS' pn9Dsy hea S Sy V os
The >, hes nce last S ties hid, and ebs ta; Ccnre
60 and MaI ,nIs e T @ do cardens &e Is CENT rs
Cuhn Mnseovado, 25s Rs $50 Porto Rico. co. and 20
ST. Croir. 80. 4 mos.
turr tins week and,r sales have been made BY the trade
nehing Of importance however has been done from first
s'2d' g
i Merno rs ss Amerc,n. Native and alerino s.n 81
s sned IS 2 South AmeIic9n a.Ssd i2 i south
American. wq;h.a and picked g South Anstican
gsn 'a' African II smyrna L ''e''''H
HlDEs-We notice sales Of 1850 Buepos Ayres ~ b. al
II cents less 81 per cent 1893 Rio Grsnde supposed l2 less
per iof cash ard 5O0doi b. to Canada tanner E
6mos.
METALs-There fair demand for iron with sale: Of
Swedes this week az as 80 and mos IRON the vessel ~
bns bun gs have ' d on
rates Scotch No. Pig has been sold at s2 10 $50. cash
from store the receipts OF tbs description have lately
now anoat unsod $50 Gaftsherie haylnc changed
hands at something under the noticed above English
q American Comma" 20 d d. y y a. Ffizos Bar r
si!o; Kussi1 DO r S 100 iO.s0 Russia do New so
Fds 81 EnsS 60 do Sd Rn. y5e Eh
g 81 Rn.sr ishse l.t aqay ID IA s 6ns s,
55O New sheathng Copper. is finn Ct y cents mos
With tendency to Improvement OF OF oo 9 biehs,
sale OF Is casks English Sheet has been made a. about ~
cents smos BY auction, casks damaged BeSieh sofa III
5I n 6k cents cash.
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D5- The Invisible V.i@-So closely resembles the
real head n h- that sceptcs md cOnnos.eurs pro
nounced the most perfect and extraordinary Of the
day The great advantage OF this novel UNIQUE
being made without sew;a. weaving. which its ap
peoranceS closely 10 resemble the hair both in
ighinees and natural appearance US defy decection
It's texture being beautiful porous and SO Free that
III all cases OF preparation, evaporation unimpeded and
the ere9t evils OF other wigs entirely avoided The scien
tho and connoisseur alike invited inspect this novel
the head. atthe manufacturers. A. c. BARRY, l46
Broadway cnrner Of Liberty street. 10 stairs o2 Inns
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o. National Mass Convention of Demo-
cratic Wing Young men.-A' meeting OF the
Committee Of Arrangements Of he Young Men. Heny Clay
Association for the National as Convention of Democratic
Wig Young Men held the City Of New orr o. the
sd of Octobe. instant. nw
Reso'-sd Tia. the members Of this Committee De the only
persons authorized collect funds for the Convention OF the
i3i inst and that Credentials therefor be signed by the ofncei
OF the Mems Henry Clay association and Chairman OF
the Committee OF Arrangem'ns and that this COMMITTEE has
come with proposed meeting at recommendation
OF Cent:a Committee for 3Gth inst
By order GEO. A. HALSEY.
oil Iy,is Chairman Committee of ArIeng ere1ts.
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DT- Graham House-Neyv Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends nnd the public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT.
known the Graham House % Barclay street. by adding
The adjoining house and prepared to accommodate tran
sent permanent Boarder the favorable All
friends Of Temperance desiring quiet home. and freedom
from the fumes of alcohol and tobacco invited TO patronze
this house. he Vegetable System the choices, selection
OF fruits which the market affords will be strictly adhered
tn. but table will be served for osa who prefer the ordinary
mode or mixed diet.
Croton Shower. Warm and Cold Baths. free.
o5 If ROSWELL GOSS
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NURSE VRlGHTS SOOTHING SYRUP. reR CHILD
~ rem TERTulSa.-Th valuable preparation Is the pre-
scrpon experienced Nurse and Inns been used IN some
Of Inc most distressing attacks OF disease which occur during
the tender uge infancy and It now nieI,G 20 me puJc
with view of mitigating the surrngs of children during the
are incident that the most prominent ct which are
nervous affections conyu'slons. levers spasEonic Group VI
dammnton OF the hain cutaneous erptnns dera@eneh o
the kidneys dsorde!ed stomach, and ncsenes ut ie bowels
Experience has proved that in al Of the above @
mecjna will relieve and larce maJniy effect perfect
cure II timely used The following certificate from Mr. nnc
N,. Maxwell shows the efficacy of this Syrup ~ very vio
lent attack OF inflammation OF the gums ca>ed py testhns
and bowel complaint when every other remedy h2d eleh
BROOKLYN. Aug. 81, 1911.
Ner, David Sands 6. Co.. Gentemen-We have used IN
our family Nurse Wrghts Soothing SYRUP ant finding
most valuable remedy for some the distressing attacks
which occur tho tender Of infancy lee called upon
the benefit nf Others, stale the oiowng Our little gid
now nine months old. attacked about two months ago
with Inflammation and pain m the gums. grplng and 0osene
of the bowels which, Notwithstanding all our efforts and the
and prescriptions of our frmy physician con-
tiuued She rested but little during night or
day and the little sufferer almost reduced to skeleton
We could but little rest ourselves and tried number OF
medicines highly recommended. without deriving beGeft
from any of them until by the advice of neighbour OBJ
aned Nurse virgins Soothing Syrup and to Joy found
that gave nlmos. immediate relief the soreness and milan
nation the Gums Iemoye and less thaD u hours
the bowel complaint cured aid the child nearly as
we'll ever, We would recommend all mothers TO this
nation VIII be freely given any who will call at
house. Smhstfeet lhrd door from Butler street Brook
Ign, l.. ]. William mh2NEi.i:
CATHERINE MAXWELL.
Prepared ard sold wholesale and reta By DAVID SANDS
CO.. Chemists and Druggists, No. y East Broadway.
SANDS, No 70 Fulton. and N3 Broadway; Price 50
cenu. oli 3teods
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WILLIAM TrnE. Secretary.

E,nb CONGREGATIONAL Dfstrfct.-The Wigs
of1S,s nr.,ct eomoc,ng tie Sh. 9;h and 18th Wards will
mee in Mas, on monday Evening 18th Instant at hhpas
uninerr s;r.e the purpose o receiving the nDnina'
ion N Wing candidate for Congress oE III. Distinct
mechanic pro,ecton American Industry and errT Clay
md heodoe Frenghuysen 10 the wo highest Offices IN ire
ID af f-.e r,eope with Fillmore and Wikin and candi
5.fe for Congress are respectfully invited 10 be there
4 Band Of Music will be in attendance.
s W. n will m nj ths Howard House 81 o'clock
nreey add proceed the Broadway House there JOIN The
i4h Ward and from thence to ne place oi meeting where
they will be received by the 9Th Wan
Several crime, speakers WI! address the meeting.
~ SYLVANUS GEDNEY, Chairman.
" Nop II
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m- yyhis Senatorial Convention

p- Wing Senatorial Convcntion.-The
Delegate. Senatorial Convention of the F, Distinct
met at National Hall Brooklyn. the 9Th inst and organized
by lie appointment, PETER l. MENUS of New-Yors. as
Chairman and JAS CgRRIT J OF Kings Secretary The
following resolutions adopted
Rescued, That HIRAM KETCHUM be md IS hereby
unanimously nominated tie Candidate oil The " mig fdy
for Senator of this District.
Resoc.d That the nez Senatorial Convention OF this D-
tic, be held Broadway House New York on The tr,t
Tuedhy of October 49, at IL O'Clock and that me Chai'
PETER / MENUS. Chairman;
JAS. CCERIE, Secretary. OLD
70 AT n numerous Meeting of the Book,bind-
Sh ia Fulton street. the following resolutions were uran-
morsiy adopted: -,
Rescued Iha: We The Book Binders Blank.Book and
Pocket Book manufacturers OF New York. return hearty
thanks the knckeTbocke Clay Club FOR their Snd Ielen-
brance u.s. their gIoIou, struggle for MECHANICS Rights
and TINT recognise HENRY CLAY OF kentucky, ds the
Jealous and steady friend of the Protective System
Res0red Thst accept the invitation Of the hncker
Clay Club out IN their Grand Procession oil The
18th inst. ,
Resored That we earnestly cooperate with them
tending FOR 1.-THE Tariff; asst 49, and Protection 10
Mechanics pedcnc Ourselves each other to use every hon.
Orable IN our power 10 coTlnce our opponents hd II u
better them have manufactured goods for American
consumption made in American workshops at eas} until
every man, child who are required 10 labor Tor
'''''''' -''-'' WM. CUSHING, President.
STEPHEN WILSON. w BTRsER,
JACoB SERVER. WIN. MCGARDEE
Committee ef arrangement
G. c. Mann. Z. Walker. E. Gaylord.
L. Chapman. j. wilson.
+ R.S 6 EI1Rs {secEetaries.
New York Oct. 9, 1874. ol0 5tlsc
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NJEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMP5NY,-
EOTlCFTh- Stockholders hereby notified that the
Annual Election Directors Of this COMPANY Will be he'd nt
YORK on Wednesday the I'D day Of October next from 10
O'Clock A. NJ to Z. H.
The Books Of Transfer will be closed on the I'D C! Septem
0'' 'A' By orar Wv -1' E. PERSON. Secretary.
SentsTriier 18th 1914. sl&OE3sc
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meeting OF the above named trades will be held National
Hall thin for the purpose OF making arrangements ioI
The knckerbocke Procession wednesday 18th inst
at O'clock P III. By order Of the Committee Trades.
OBADIAH NEWCOMB.
Archibald RESNALS
old WILLIAM z. KENYON.
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lcr Second Week of the Fair for the
BENEFIT OF THE MARINERS FAMILY INDUS
TRIAL SOCIETY-The Friends Of this Society and Friends
Seamen generally informed that this FAIR will
Saturday afternoon and thus giving parents
opportunity bring their children, and that
quence Of the number of strangers coming into the city to visit
the Fair The American Institute they have been induced
keep their Rooms another week. by this giving
and friends opportunity of visiting them Mari.
nen Church. Roseyetst. open at 3o'clocS p. NJ oil Ct
No Liberty Party.-A general meeting will be held
Croton Hail. head Of Chatham touare) OF Bowey
and Division 1t. This Mondayl Evening. at IA o'clock
Several distinguished speakers will address the meeting.
among whom JAMES C. JACKSON. ESQ. of Albany and
WV. L. CKkPLIN OF Utica.
G. w. Clark. the ceE6ratd vocalist expected sing
choice songs Come all, and help to roll the
liberty ball Remember $780, 1000 votes for Birney ls43
65.W0-inH few States. 1s44-l0O.C COO at least.
Wbiss. Democrats Natives. and National Reformers
cordially invited TO attend
Front Keats reserved for ladies.
By order Of the Committee ola II
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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment
1877 BROADWAY.
Three doors bcion tie Franklin House.
~ The Subscribers respectfully announce that they ha'
made o. snsye arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them offer greater inducements than
10 gentlemen wishing economze the purchase Of tn
Fail and Winter Garments.
They have already received by ate arrivals great yar
of new and rich styles of Goods well adapted the coni
,esonnnd will also receive by tho next packets and seame
tho largest and best assortment 81 hs latest and most bcsuta al
styles of fancy French Elastic Cesmeres rich figured Vsven
Cashmeres Satin and Silk Vengs. before offered in this
city.
Also lust received several Invoices Of Twlc md Beaver
Cloth, for Over Coats Ccak, Pel;os &c. Black and ncy
coIoea French and English Cloths from the most ceeted
manufacturers being the styles cut their establishment
FIR tic last fye years and which for durability. beauty OF I'M
ISL ns,ness Of c90 10 eXceed. II equned. By
cpy styles ofClo.hs imported 70 tho United S'ate5
Their stock OF Fancy DTs Articles Will comprise IN pan, the
richest style. o. t and winter Cyuts Scar;s Su,penden
Gloves Handkerchiei Hosiery Under Shirts and Diawan.
linen ard muslin Shu Collars, boscns. Shoulder Braces.
Riding and Money Belts. Umbrellas und U,'brea Canes. &c.
&C. with every variety o.: goods usually kept /, sentemens
general Quitting establishment.
Also full of ready mndc Cotbng consisting Of
CJoaks Over Coa Dress and Frock Coas. PantaOOns and
Vests of every variety wheTs gentlemen requiring garments oi
immediate depend upon getting nt rate article.
nude and trimmed respect equal to those furnished to
ORDER and prices a canno. fail to please. Strict puucu.
atty observed IN filing 0fdeE
OF Terms cash. end no deviation N pTicet ~
aug isti j. T.. BOOTH IL CO.
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FANCY SILK GOODS,
Eewest Styles.
PECK. NICHOLSON WRIGHT.
No. lS Pearl and 20 BecveI.streets. New York,
Would respectfully that they opening large
and newly .eected Stock OF
SILK GOODS.
all Of which are Of the aes; Fal stye. cclnpI.ias full
DRESS GOODS.
consisting in par: Of rich Cashmere DEcoise. rich printed
Muslin de ene Crape De LANES of new and elegant styes
rich plain Camecn and stripe ReDeaes. new and ia
slonebe article Camoion Brocade. end Broche-s.nped
Silks black and coored Alpaccas figured ind plain.
SHAWLS.
Broche and Cashmere ShaTs patterns Camclon and
Brocade figured Silk Showls Damask Wooden StradG and
rich Damask Alapacche; Morino. Thbet. end Muslin de
Lame. in great variety, &c.
RIBBONS,
full assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons of tho richest
Paris styles
LACES.
Figured Cap Laces Trimming Laece and Lace Edginss
Thread, Lse. Plui.ed and Brussels Edgings, &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting Of Kid Silk Cashmere in great variety together
with large assortment Of Fancy Mits
Also ull assortment Of Paris Cords. Gmps and Fringes
together with every article usually to be found in Fancy
Stock which they prepared offer favorable terms
as any other establishment. IS stDecl 7mt
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ola II

nr The Coopers ofthe City and County of New York
are requested attend meeting of the trade Monday
evening. the l4h ut IA O'Clock. at William p Denmans
1852 Vanck street ol22
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SPLENDID GOODS ar THE
,EM- YORK CASH TAILORING ESTA EMINENT


No. 1i2 FULros-sTREET NEAR BROADWAY.
JUST Received lnrge and elegant assortment OF Pail and
Winter Goods for gen;emens and prepared
supply with garments OF description Of
superior workmanship both with regnid To ,tye and dureb
IT, and prices far below thoss Of tbs pretended checp cssh
establishments Broadway. ThoSe establishments being
compelled by OF their great 10 charge ncreas
ell prices for garments of inferior workmanship. In odre tina.
gentlemen may be convinced OF the truth Of
invite them 10 examination Of goods well 70 tbs
yle of garments which nnser ouselyes will compare
yoraby with made in this couat and III the moSi
sntisfactory. a. &. FISHER & co. alS lniss
CODA BISCUIT AND SCGhR CRACKERs.-The,ub
- scnbsF wishes make known 10 the public, thai much O!
tie biscuit and which sd this by the above
csines entirely different from The SODA BISCUIT and 30,
GAR CRACKERS made NJ his Bakery which have been uas4
By invrds, particularly ,se who tuier from iniiz5'on
for than twenty years with tb. bct result; VIZ .e
Imitation nich made Tor ss pflc though perhaps
good fo penon IN heeh wholly unit for the Eek Ins
sboye BrscuI7 and CRAcEEEs 50 BUTTER biscuE WiHH
BIscurr, BUTTER CRACKERS. WATEA cktchzas. riL2I
and NV Of the rrt quality are contAnny fo1
,sls al ta we'll known estabi I9 " Ies'
corrsr o! Warren street. bfuhAfiI' iiAt-nD"b ' La
vls; I'M
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ANOTHER RALLY OF THE "oLD SECOND
FOR
CLAY; AND ERELINGUUYSEN

90 Second Tard.-A recula! meeting ofthe Sec
ond Ward Clay Club will be held at Jones' Second Ward
Hotel Monday evening. lth ut ~ O'clock All per-
wishing become members, requested be present
and the roll Good speakers expectsd 10 be
and address the Club Singing by the Gee Club.
REVO &. HhNCE. President.
Arr An d Rr Tan. }}sec,e.eries. o,9
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JOANSTON'S AGRICULTURE.

Now Completed in vol. 81 %.
Lectures the Application of Chemistry and Geology to
Agriculture BY W. Johnston. Complete IN one thick
vOl.-Price 81 81.
It's unQues,onnby the most important contribution to
agricultural science and destined To exert most beneficial
influence in this cOuntry.-PrOf SWimar.
work of yaiue To the Agnculturlst who would
avail himself of the MD OF science IN the cultivation OF his
land fin. .9grieu!tIri5t.
This truly valuable WORK forms the only complete treatise
the whole subject to be found IN any
goods Nag.
The most complete account of Agricultural Chemistry
possess '-Roval -3greuiturdL Journal.
We only wish in the hands Of every farmers son
in the country. "-Durhdm iduertiscr.
Nothing hitherto published has at ull equaed IT, both As
regards true science and sound common sense quar- jour
nal Of Horticulture.
" valuable and interesting Course of Lectures. London
Quarterly Reriec. Published and for sale by
ola WILEY Il PUTNAM. ISL Broadway.
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CO Knickerbockers. wake up!: Wal

hn1CRerDOckeES: axe up
uphill" COME TO THE SOUND OF YOUR COUN-
TRY'S CALL.-The sublime Power OF Republic springs
from the united action its individual members He who re-
fuses aid the coming unworthy OF the Freedom
his counting the mechanic his workshop the doore ms
his abor and the leisure orego his ease Let Ole and
struggle Procion confound OPPRESSION and indicate
the Rights cf Freemsn.
a Grand RaIiv OF the Kackerhocker Clay Club will take
place the Park Wednesday afternoon next the 18th inst
The splendid Banner prepared for The Club will be presented
to them on the occason By very DIST fellow citizen
the Presentation take place front of the CITY Hail. at
O'Clock precisely al artisans, .htchcnics, Cdrten and
others attached the Club requested 10 nrrunge them
selves under the several Banners of their Trade md CIaf
hch will be provided for them. and IN charge OF their own
Mahas respectively. Immediately after the ceremony OF The
Presentation will be formed and proceed through
Chatham street Enst Broadway thence 30 Clinton street
through Clinton Rvngton thence 10 the Bowery up the
Bowery TO 9Th street. through m street TO Broadway thence TO
Washington PLACE. thence University Place. thence TO Wa
verify Place thence down to the 9th down which to
Csrnne street. thence Varck through which to Canal up
Canal 10 West Broadway through West Broadway to War
rem and through which Broadway and the Park where the
proceedings will close. -
Appropriate music will be in attendance aud nccommoda
lions provided for the ladies TO witness the PreSenaton-
Badges will be the ground for those who may not have sup
ped and which may be procured OF either OF
Inc ofce of the Club Rally. Neutrality-suspicious., aly rally
BY order, EGBERT BENSON, President
GEORGE JSISHsoS Recording Secretary.
MAJOR LINES, Corresponding Sccretury OH II
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CO. Hanover ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FAITH
Full, TRUE,!,-The members Of the above Association
are requested IN. broadway House, Monday
evening" llh ~ o'clock precisely Ia form process
and proceed the Mass Meeting OF the Fifth Concre
ttn:on
Every Member required 20 be hand. and b1g with him
his friend on This OCCASION.
There will be good music speak and every
other. tRg. JOHN L. MARTIN. President.
ID Supxwoon Jr Secretary ola II
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TIC MeCuHnICS' IHStItU'6 OIHHH OV'f-
nitree complete their for Classes this win
ter have resolved give the OF their Lecture Room with
light and fuel to any gentleman wishing Glasses
Mechanical and Perspective Drawing. Chemistry Mathemn
TICS Jok keeping the French and Spanish Language
Teachers wishing avail themselves of these privileges VII
call The Institute Rooms. City Hail. between The hours OF IL
NJ and p. NJ. tlilw-l C. l.. BARklTT. Actuafy.
Ey- Installa1iOn.-The Third Pfcsbytery of New
YORK will the Allen street Presb, terrain Church TIL Is
EVENING to install Rev DAVID b. toE as Pastor OF the
Church. Services To commence ut ~ O'Clock. IT.
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posr ovr,cr Nrw.YoKK. Oct. :. ls.4.

Posr OFFICE NEW. YORK. Oct. q. 1874.
OF English MaiI.-Leiter Bags per Steamer Gale
donna will be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Offices IN
this City on Tuesday tie 18th instant AT q minutes past
O'Clock. M The overland postage OF iS cents on each
"o os 81 e''e' must DC JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM p NJ