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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
THIRD SEASON-lS44-IS4

THE Government Of the New York Philharmonic Society
begs leave inform the public that subscription list for
the Concerts Of the ensuing the
Messrs ScHARYESBERG LUIS, Dol Broadway Franklin
Subscribers Of the last season. who wish continue their
subscription, well those who wish subscribe for
desired TO send their
sb the list Of subscription to be closed the LIST day Of
November
The Government will every exertion render the per-
fonances worthy OF the Of the public
The first Concert will take place about the beginning Of No
vember next.
Terms Of subscription $40 per annum payable delivery
the tickets for the first CONCERT emitting the subscriber three
admissions Zach Of the four Concerts with the privilege
purchasing tickets for each Concert so ticket
BY order: WIN. SCHARFENBERG.
OK 2yis srrc Secretaev
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new Stock ExchmnUe,
SALES OF SrocKs-Bo sroN, OCTOBER /.

AT The Board Of B,okers75 shas Norwich Worcester
Railroad so6ms, 76f; 90 do so6ms 76 so do so2ms 765
so do so2ms, 76; 6o do 76s so do so wk 76f; so
bos0d Toll 100 do East Boston Co. l28 100 do 2i so do
Western Railroad mos 81; SO do, bo4od, ss4; so do
so Reading Railroad 26i $50 do 26 500 East Boston 20
Dividends At $50 do 3i6; 4O0 do ~; 500 do a. 10 dc
Boston < Name Railroad, 1914.
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NEW STYLE OF AUBuSoUN

AXMIN STER CARPETINGS
JUST RECEIVED and bsing opened large and we'll
selected assortment Of Aubusson Carpets Of the richest de-
sistna Of variety Of patterns and sizes SURPRISING
richness and elegance any thing Of the kind before received
Also large invoice Of Administer Capetngs Of and
iu designs and colo-togeher with splendid
every variety, Of Velvet Wtons Geneva Velves Tapestry
and Brussels Carpengs the largest stock Of goods
offered for sale this city, adapted style of
furnishing Purchasers wishing the latest and best style Of
goods requested to call and the above before
making their selections. REUBEN SMITH JR,
% lwissec 254 broadway, topposi;e City Hall)
WILLIAM sCHARFENBERlI FERD. LUIS beg leave
w inform their friends and the public general that they
have formed Copartnershp for the importation Of Foreign
Mnsc for the sale Of which they have opered Depot
36 Broadway, Franklin where may be
sany found all the Classical Works Of the celebrated French
German and Italian composers, well all the latest pnblca
tons, Of which they viii always have complete assortment
soon published in Europe.
~ b. Italian Strings Of superior quality for Vions, Guitars
Harps &c sc. Silver Wire, Rosn, &c. o5 miss nc
CURTAIN MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS AND WIN
~ DOW SHADES-The subscribers beg invite the at
tsnton Of strangers to their large stock Of Upholstery goods
Just received from which they prepared TO
lower than any other house the city, Their stock
will be found consist Of silk and wosed de LANES abouretts
dimas Turkey red cottons rich lace and muslin embroidered
curtains gavons gmps cord taels confess Re- together
with Painted Window Shades, just imported from France, Of
entire patterns, and pronounced the magnificent
Shades usedas also the styles Of painted Amer
SOLOMON HART Upholsers,
sN 2tawis6tTu&F.nc 2i3 Broadway. opposite the Park.
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Domc.ts.. TmI,or,.t,on..

NEW ORLEANs-Ship Saratoga-2 bales cotton Wood-32
hhds tobacco Lees COLO bales hhds talow 20
paes by sacks wheat SO boxes l02 ob whkey
al 30 s%hIlO bids alow Hasey Mackayi25 bb
70 tierce sugar Roberts Wiliams-l5 bbls beeswax w
tucker coSi70 bales hemp Mathews co.'s tobac
chan bales hemp 80 hhds tobacco 1856 wool So
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Oh eur this fall will be very trhing The quantity Of
Wnes received from Upper Canada had been very small
ana han been placed s. per 6Obs and first rate sam
sd.
appears that most Of the vessels at Montreal are
clearing ballast for Quebec. owing probably to nom
shipment OF breadstui At Quebec they will take in
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Passengers Arrived

L!vERPooL-Ship Memphs-Rev c l. Mills CAPTAIN ]
Welsh Nh and Mrs Fitzgerald New York Capt hos Smith
McMath lady, children and servant eland-and i23 IN the
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship masters ana Agents..
aO.tr OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER Is.
Cleared.


dy, Woton, Havre,. Fox 4 Livingstone Alabama, Wood,
Mobiles Warsaw, Welsh, Charleston Sprague Robinson
Co-Barque Hudson (Bem) Hohors Bremen, Z { / Poppe
DApvergne Belize. Hon. Coin; Tam O'sAsnter Somas,
st Martha NC. q DominguezScrs Swallow Shannon Pen.
sac0a Hurlbut Coz Dodge, Knapp Alexandria SurRss
Clearman Leopold. Hardy, Weymouth Brett Vose Com.
Pnance Kelly, Boston Also ship Huntsvie Howe, Pacific
Arrived,
ship Memphis, Coffin. from Liverpool Sept H. with mdse,
Ship Saratoga PIERCE II days from New Orleans with cot
Norwegian barque Hebe, Gulckson days from ODESSA
with $500 bags to j. L. r. Brdges 10 bales Hicks Co
9TH INST lat 50 Ion 10 experienced gale from Me- which
away me los aud main topgan mast opgslant yard
spit sails lost the quarter boat shifted &c.
Brig rower Ulmer Of and from Thomaston bound to Mo.
bile with potatoes and lime. The g. sailed the inst and
on ne oth a 31 lon 70 &c. experienced gale from
while scudding under close eefed opa the gale suddenly
dying dead calm and sudden shift Of wind coming
away the lore tormas topgaant and bowed away
me sails from tho yards when ed split the stove
bulwarks, &c.
schr Lshoo, Sleeper. days from Thomaston, with lime
sehr Melville Kent from Lubec with fish and plaster to
schr s9sTb Drake from Washington, NC. with shingles
schr Anaconda Robbins from Washington NC with naval
stores. 70 Bryant & Maitland.
Schr Traffic, Rogers, from Baltimore with mdse to j. NJ
scr VIM Henry Downes from Cherrystone with potatoes
SSc hr Oscar, Williams, from Norfolk, with corn.
Schr John Lozier Lingo Virginia.
Schr Cophonn, Lee New Bedford OIL
Schr Harvest, Prrsbry, Taunton
Schr Byron, ketchum, Providence.
Sloop Leader. Russell. Nantucket, oil.
Sloop Yankee, Hatch, Fall River
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPATVA AND
SARSAPARILLA

THIS Of the speedy and eectua remedies for the
cure Of GonnouhGa that has ever been introduced It's
pleasant 20 the palate ADD grateful 70 the stomach and easily
taed all the medicinal properties Of such remedies
found most speedily ecacous glees seminal
whites, and all discharges OF the urinary passage Ii
wholly vegetable compound. and like charm pro-
ducng immediate operation upon the part affected. Full
directions accompany the medicine which may be had No
Ann street-Price 81
p S.Stnngen who desire medical advice may consult Dr.
Glover con6dsntally At his Office No Ann street, all hours
Of tha day and evening, ois ices
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90

PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.
ANEW ARTICLE, OF AME RICAN MANUFACTURE.
Their superiority over all others attested b Dr. Ladner Dr.
public ar invited iudee for themselves Wholesale and retail
at No l82 BIoadway--the only Agency in this city.
~ BAH other kinds Of Spectaces less than the usual
Prices oi5 m.rc
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
WITH AND WITHOUT HEADS OF HAIR.
CHARLES RlDGWAY,

WITH AND, WITHOUT. HEADS, OF HAIR.
CHARLES RIDGWAY,
HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
H2SflH SE$"S $s SSlaH s5sn
c. .S system 81 T% a ass Rs as ss aS @
s me e e % %s.
aus.i.d 9 call and entirely method q ans
oSsr Ss Thy Ss H:o
advantages over all ohes not requiring any springs al
@ sI TT Fs.'y turn pa %e
DlsBRoW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
Ne az BoWERY,
MR b. has the honor announce that his School is open
w Day and Evening" for Equestrian Tuition and Exercise
ss IL i, % 3" % Ri Ria 10 i e e
single Lesson. g Single Ride. g
B-Hishy trained and d quiet Horses, for the Road OF
Single .'....''... h 60 sss' hid'.'''''. 70
ds, r.% &. on School
-oal sI io ladies', s' from % 'S 9" r H'a
Gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated 70
card of address is requested previous to commencing
" Gentlemen keeping their hoise AZ this establishment will
hay. Us The l%ls ,ss' Of riding them !" the School gratis
MILE, PAULINE DEsJARDINs respectfully forms
sl her patrons and the public general that she about
form Ciase de Dance for ladies and gentlemen 10 hch
e win teach the iavore Polka Mazourks and all the other
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be open from O'Clock O'Clock
and the evening from 6 o'clock to o'clock.
ladies' aud gentlemen wishing instruction requested
call at Mile Desardns house. No 3Pak Place. oh 2wis
MEDICAL CARD-DOCTOR GLOVER corhnes his
IVA practice principally to the and delicate
hes seminal Weagess Obstinate Ulcers and all sores ar.
the Of this class Of diseases are very great Persons
hced with Of the above named diseases who
considered ncuabe difficult Of invited 10 make ap.
pcation az his office No. Ann street. broadway ad
conGdnay hour during the day and evening
o'clock. ole ltsec
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NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms OF the National Academy Of Design corner of
Leonard street and Broadway the exhibition Of the follow
son he unfounee dscoverer Of New York The Battle
The only Portrait Of Abde Kader the ceebaied Bedonin
Chief Hours Of exhibition from 10 A. o9P NJ. Admit
lance IS Each visitor RECEIVES gratis the door,
beautiful thogrph Of the Abandonment Of Henry Hudson.
New York, October 10, 1874. o0 imsec
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REVUE FhANCAlSE,
DES FAMILIES EFT DES PENSIONNATS.
This the title of new French Monthly Periodical inst

Il T. i.
THIS is the title Of new French Monthly Periodical just
L published in New York
This Review contains parts the first OF 30 pages large
$40 in TWO columns devoted young
student OF the French acquiring
by the reading Of interesting short novels historical anecdotes
&c perfectly free from any thing which scrpulous parents
might find Objectionable the ground Of immoral rregous
tendency
The second Of 6 pages, also large columns
will the principals of schools and the friends OF
literature the scientific and literary critical review ts
publications Of general interest and bibogahcs list Of
books suitable for schools imporaon aud Of all
new French publications Of The whole stitched in
cover.
Yearly subscriptions payable in advance So for the whole
for Ihe first part and 50 for the second separate
Apply by letter, postpaid, to r. q. BERTEAU, editor No
3l5 Broadway, New York. where full prospectus and the
October number specimen may be obtained for Is
o3 laws3w
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FOOT RACE.

FOOT RACE.
This Race advertised tate place the h will take place
This Day. Wednesday, O'clock unless shon Id again
storm this morning Should the weather remain clear the
Will be IN good orer and positive notice and quick
method giving and general notice Of the Race
place and thing beng order will be fired from
the front OF the Course 10 O'Clock and continued
every hve or ten minutes, until IL o'clock OLE lt*Ic
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osT rs1ay LSnaSH ApYl9 ws1 Dundee. ca Flea
aasSse E%%s 'wsis1 and Magnet e Morton
Home Ports.
PsT1ss,sn and Hsllsspoq fisdsrSis
-s :sS hAis;;s SSi;G;
p sA c Sddif II
SALEM Oct lssld Norwich Crosby from Boston for Al.
Boo so'BHS Of R, Jacob Pencil Martin s. sws
% % k ess B Wss ba s
W. Wiser sI"ss Ss;
RRsHs E Va y %.' @ses s hy5:
s H Shssas Shepherd
R. e. sA d Gs ss Gn sa K; . I.%
sis e. sEssn%SG' sf% .ss J sA
ss:ffs s;1Sgs ass AfGr Union
o BsIIo o sa 1 ri, silly Gladdag Providence load
nun soSd ' &c for Hsya sa ossso s
e co And GsaE, Jsk.og Albany Ann Hypa" T0,sa
af Tns
s os 1 @n sis . D~s Sss. t5s.
sls t'sss;ss N.Y. SS
& oo sS ps s s BS b. Hpds ,s as s
Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE, Oct liar Mary, Smith, Providence. Clt
Sarah Catharne, Frazier, w indies.
RICHMOND, Oct 1t-Ar A Lancaster. Loyeland, NYork
lynehbss,s Matthias do Wil2w shblss Thomasion; Sun
man. Townsend, NYork; Saml Abbott, Bowyer. Newark
Mary Clark, Sweet. Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Dct PAR Mosele Eustis Frankfort. Cl
Jupiter. Carter, Liverpool.
SAvANNAH Oct Il-Cld Phlura, Doane NYork; Pandora
Shepherd, Boston; Voltaire, Bradbury, NOrleans,
duser, NYork. -
MoBiLE, Oct Arr Mary Frances Hubbard, NYork
NEW ORLEANS Sept Arr Vespasian Windsor and Amira
Thayer Boston; GeorRiana Kelean, Thomaston. Below
Boson nda Sic hrign nh
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DOCTOR MORRISON,

NORTH RIVER DISPENsARY, 2O4x Fulton strest-
on all deas re %SoS or
strsnt IN diet Or pars1 Recent cases, particularly "Gonor
efTi k uRErHRA ar. cured by Dr.
ssa or ss.ssos. ~
&c Howe" as%: s%i
as those sneted with enlarged prostate glands
''sa a1ts ,s ;saS'is Affection
'sS% Sass
radically cured By Dr. NJ pahoosieai principles 81
aaI viFor gr, e eue susIsaissd ehsys
he sy SDo ns .G o
2ie 4 ST Greenwich Ne" York o SP." fro"
HuNrERlhSSr beFIsSEH l Division ..D,
tain fs sIS S q bs
In sa"s 'f 1ss ir 100 urn iss@!y
@ %s@ and s.i sss
syi n' Ire 90 not 5 ss e
& Albany 3 Isda. e %
FsAs RSs sF4s EEIs aS.
asaS ty are nsy
also believe from their sales and The expressions
hey dt ss %od SsJ y' ne Prices
CS f' sSas s sG and %
Paror and Chamber Ornaments, all Of their own
Tor sale at moderate pnces and packed free Of charge
90 2ttw is I'm
by ORDER OF AARON vANDERPOEL,' Justice OF
- the Superior Court, Of the City Of New York
Notice is hereby given, the Of the
statute authorizing attachments against debtors
that an attachment has issued against the Of CHARLES
NICHOLS resident of Ans rram in Holland and thar the
same VIII be sold for the payment Of his debts unless he appear
md discharge slch attachment according law within
d,ne month. from the first publication Of this notice.
and the delivery 20 him for his use Of any property within
hs state belonging 70 him, and the transfer Of any such pro-
I~ry ny him, are forbidden by law and void. gT
Dated the 1h day Of Esbruary, 1894. Y.l-1.L5. LII
ay 9m 30 rs WESLEYAN 4 EDWARDS.
mrsi itswsmsr aAsSosnsvsfos kssasSisg Cssi,or
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PHI ENIX HORSE BAZ A A r Z r.
$50 and I0I Mercer street, next To Blocker
49, TIE REGULAR PUBLIC AUCTION SALES
A&Apace This, Dav, Wednesday, October 18th, com.
megcing a. II o'clock til Wagons, Harness. &c Al 10
pair Of large strong Bay Horses kind gentle and all
three years. and sold for use Also number
good single Horses being the property Of gentlemen
who have for them The public tied call, and
judge for themselves. COWAN DlLK-,
oil
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SHIP NEWS.
COrreGpOndence Of the Herald.

SHIP NEWS.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
AR Ep.ns, Nichols, Lube; ss%u. f.slss s Nereomb.
@ s ssS Sw sS cd
Washington, MAY field Bsdseror, CT Dani Parker, Curtis
i.: S, n So""s aTs
A%sn. phi Boston, y;,%ion, ,ss.msa SYS,i; Trs:il.
howhss" Ms.h.l savannah Kiiwood f'M @.in
<ef-srs. STEAM SHIP AUGUSTA FOR NO
s +. b aeG,s . ,s It'd e gha
<EL1!zsI passengers can he comfortably sccomm dasd
made 10 JUHN HERDHAN,
ol5e 81 souh street.
kE6 FOR LONDo>-R.gular Packet Of 2o,h ipstant-
Aa.tap.n r. II Hebbsrd viii above. S isS suisi
Having very superior accommodation. for cabin. second
should Early .rpcstica bg,5 100, sa.n Lane.
ofto JOSEPH McMURRAY
A6N FOR L,VEkPUUL.-lhrvs p .plrgda lat sa,i,ns
s I'D ss.'r, fastened eius ELzA IhohM
Wi ye Immediate de.ps,eh er ne abov. port s' ''""'"'e'
appIy TO MecoLL CO...
Ma3 tn. new A NJ; baIqu. MISSOURI John sii's.~,
Fe freight passage having Handsome state room accom-
moo ''' Apply ''f LAw iii Ne L FfitIrs
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents,
ore No aTontne Bn,Id,np, Wall and Water SITS
49, tUk NEW UisLrANs.-Iv ssll Saturday 18th
p&2Xt inst --LOl IISIANA AND NEW. fORk LINE OF
DkpPACKETS-The elegant, new, fast sailing .pachet
ship JAVA Captad Perry, built expressly for the trade will
sail a above. -,
For freight elegant FURNISHED sss9Tmo-
ar IN '''' = r.. COLLINS X CO,
" IS South
Positively no goods received after Friday evening, the a'h
inst.
cosstv measured that the ships Of this hpe sail
tnslly advertised. - mn
viii promptly forward all goods to their address oi3rc
xxx FOR NEW ORLEANs.-To succeed the An-
,fxA anta The Fast sailing ship TRENTON. Captain
4k Uottng will pos yeIy sail "wednesday. Octobef
am " thout fal, or passage Tree. ....,
This splendid ship has unsurpassed accommodations Tor ca.
in cabin and stesrsge who will be sk st
he Those desr9us u securing byrths gill rqsre
o make early application boa d, ri Pier No. IA 4. H. 70
~ JOHN HERMAN 81 south strsey
NIB The subscriber will have regular Of first
elisa ships sailing five days for The above port osec
Mo'AVf' "ooTSo So t'fi ifti ~ :! SftESs
oorc .a y. 8s ~ Il - - A NJ South ssa,
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TAFT, THE MuRDERRR-NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD FOR HIS ARREsT.-A few days since we
published account OF the murder OF a young man
named Rives, at wedding. Governor Fitzpatrick Of
Alabama, has offered $500 reward for the arrest Dr.
TAFT the murderer; and Thomas Rves, Esq. of Dallas
county relative OF the deceased offers $500 more
king 5000 in ell The Governors proclamation consins
the following description OF the murderer Charles TAFT
is Of tall stature about six feet inches high;
slim and spare built very pale and emaciaed from fever
At the time the murder was committed; hair brown or
black with perhaps small whskers eyes blue about ~
or 30 years Of age He ply stefan by profession Tho
last account Of him H. that he travelling in the d.
rection OF the Mississippi
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Below.


Steam ship Alabama NOrleans; ships Sheffield Gillespie
hull; Catharine, Berry Charleston; Warsaw Stonngon
razoo and Hudson New Orleans; brigs Caroline Stockholm
ChattAhoochee, 81 Domingo. and others
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
THE Exhibition Of Pictures and Engrayngs of this lntu-
tiona Academy q Des'ge o S,b he S%9cley Library
To members single admission IS cents
The Rooms will be daily from A. NJ to P. M and
only Monday and Tuesday evenings each week until
Their notice.
Persons holding scrip certificates and those wishing
come members will please apply for tickets Of membership
70 Mr. FRASER at the Rooms of the American Artists Union,
No 800 Broadway. 90 wv re
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MITCHELL7s OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Doors at half curtain O'Clock precisely
- THIS EVENING, OCT. Is. 1874,
The evenings entertainments will commence with
FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS
After hich,
THE ALPINE MAID.
To conclude with
THE YELLOW DWARF.
TheYellow Dwarf Ncknson Fernando. Mr.. Fenno
ApMoN-Dress Circle so cents; Upper Boxes cents;
Pit one shing Private Boxes S.; Orchestra Boxes, &c.
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S1; ;' Vi. siH g s:: Ts
DIG 2ec Corner Broome and Sheriff street
A, l.dys eomg2qoa By
Ss. o. % san be s's
PARTNER WANTED
doing rarely to be met With BY addressing name, and
b. Sss ro AZ o Ns% 0'
WIN SCOTT , 60 800 Broadway have just received
dsrs, which hey win .e under
the e Of ace' Dress Caps and s for
s .J pER Fl ocP; win
this lWednesdayl morning 10th instant 10 O'clock ol6rc
CAST OFF CLOTHING
e ENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES de.i5ou. Of converting into
sa a y obtain from
sS e Ss ss.afRs
attend the" At 'A'i rF7&rTy soyss ss
sIsss Al DE- sf fa., os. otherwise. will ..,.
SILVER sToLEN-From the house No s va1ick Place
- on the evening Of the 7th instant viz:-
Ess SPOONS with sSSSG siia:d bowls thread patti.
Fd TG Il. recovery Hss5:dm.
OILS Stood.
DESIRABLE BoARpING.--,A gentleman with his WIFE,
two three single gentlemen, be accommodated
hi &C. S &c
NoTICE-.By order Of lbs under.Ignea Trustees Of the
a s&ss :.nsa al Bsa
M Ds "a il Collector and John p Phillips Treasurer whose
es1 s %s not ds y 5sas. ysnss.
o'S'eo' AABBRR, AHaMMll ihih hEk's Rsest'
l. Ak n. Rpfr i; khbsAyAYD
| New York Oct H. 1874. oi5 stis.ie
pacKET SHIP ROsCIUs FROM LTyEKPOOL-Con.
nv ss: s.is 'a:5 permits 2 sSss
o within five days must nnav0d''y be sent ss rs1
POST OFFICE,
EASTERN MAIL, via stoninst n and Providence to Bos
and o so as
' dis STR Sire ''''e' Join GfsSi Es6RMER GRAHAM PM
~ g; SO R RS;;sll Apple sp Tees Tree -
' GO rfR,'5Eilss frees
8: N S.I11 Da 9Sss
e cH fsi%sYS' TREES.
| 90 Iwisec Apply at No Il Pearl street, New York
DIR. n LAf Ho,sI c2NsUkTINS ENGINEER q Alhf
the which for be
Paentees manufacturers and Others questions regarding
s a ie d or che
nSs ws 81 At may ps paid
emens attention viii gwen 81
| NEW YORK LAW SCHOOI-Sesson Of l8ii-45-A
~ Course Of Fifty Lectures Nth Examinations embracing
a and complete pqtqs 3 he ggegss 9f lay vii Be
commencing the 9Th Of November next O'Clock ia the
evening" and TO be continued Tuesday and Friday Even
| ing at the same hour.
To accommodate students in the humble
the fee for this whole is fixed TEN DOLLARS
payable in ADVANCE No for admission this class
PRwAIE PuPns received for the whole Of their clerk
ship or for shorter period whose general well legal read
ing will be carefully superntended.
Tickets delivered at the Office the subscriber
/ THOMAS w. CLERKE,
% 81 law eyW is.rc Counsellor at Law, Wall st.
REVUE FhANCAloE,
| DES FAMILIES EFT DES PENSIONNATS.
THIS the title of French Monthly Periodical
published in New York.
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OTTAWA Purdy. London; Apollo Walker Dundee CID Flea
Turner; Soute Johnny Little and Sir Richard Jackson
MGarry Quebec; Emma, Walker and Magnet Morton Liver
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THE ETHIOPIAN BAND
will this evening give songs and chouse
In addition to which will be given
TWELVE SPLENDID ACTS OF HORSEMANSHIP
The Terrible Exploits Of Valentino
Vaulting, Tumbng &c.
performances always at halEpast
Boxes Is cents Pit l2x cens-Private Boxes 50 each
1em
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BURROWS THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA

WEDNESDAY, 18th October, Is4t
. - SAM SLICK, THE CLOCKMAKER.
Sam Slick. Mr. Silsbee Win Stedman Mr.. Conner
Conscience Mrs. Booth Blanche Mrs Burke
After which
MY FRIEND THE CAPTAIN.
Dunn Brown ................M Mr. q. Barrett.
To conclude with
BORDER BEAGLES
Ichabod Crane Mr. Burke
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-30
MORE NEW GOODS.
r Il. BENNETT

GHAS jus, ecd new supply Of CHEAP AND
4 Il FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS, lately
purchased in Baltimore and at prices remarkably
Iow-among which are the following
BLUE. BLACK d INv'LE GREEN CLOTH,
Waved C4ssimer, Summer do. Sattinet, various
colors. Check, Muslins-bleached and brown. Pain
ted do. Pink do. White Camnric, Oil Calico, Irish
Linen, Bonnet lining various colors, Skirt lining
for coats, Ladies dress silk, all coors Brown Lin
en- and Drilling, Flag silk h'dk's Pongee do black
silk Cravats-a superior article, Suspenders, Sell
STA, Green Braize, Bohbnetts-fs'd and plain,
Blond fg'd, Grecianett, Milne!t, Marsalles, wors-
ted Nesting, fig silk coat binding Insertion, gauze
H'dks, Satin Ribbon--all coors, l inen Lace,
white and cold linen Thread, Nous. de lame fg'd
collars, sewing silk, oil .olors. lot of Needles,
cotton batting corset Iaces. edgings, superior silk
Velvet, cotton Gloves. red Padding, Canvass, cot
ton Hdk's, corded skirts, fgd silk vest patterns,
Ga. &c.
A very superior lot of CHEAP CALICOEs.
May 81, 1914.