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UNPARALLELED Inducements

TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY CHEAP FOR
Cash or approved Credit.
40 CRATES and Casks EARTHEN AND
-K'SV CHINA WARE, direct from Liuerpool and
Paris, and will be sold
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than the description Ware can be bought in Boston
or New York
HARD0N BROWN & co,
have JUST received per Ships Richmond Concordia and
Constantine,
$50 CRATES EARTHEN WARE
which they offer for sale at
Unparalleled Low Prices
ii. b. & co. pledge themselves to every Coun-
try Merchant who will examine their stock of Earthen,
China and Glass Ware that they will save them at least
Is to % per their purchases from Boston or New
York prices.
THEIR STOCK OF
E.4RI'HE.N, CHINA, and GLASS WIRE
will be larger this tall than that of ANY OTHER Esab
shment in New England being full and complete in every
department
TABLE CUTLERY,
large assortment always on hand
BRITANNIA WARE of every description.
Solar and Pulpit LAMPS and CHANDELIERs-Hall
and Side LAMPS, together with almost every other STYLE
of Lamps known to be in use.
$4,000 Rolls Paper Hangings
trem France and the best American manufactures,
which be afforded and will be sold
TEN PER CENT. CHEAPER
than can be bought elsewhere in the New England States
Together with great variety other articles which we
hBve neither time space mention, all which will be
soid at decidedly LOW PRICES. 33w4mdlm Aug 7.
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ANOTHER DEFAULTER. Mr. Sturgeon,
Treasurer of Fairfield county, Ohio, has been
found deficient in the public funds to the tune of
nine thousand three hundred dollars, which his
sureties will have to pay.-ErpresS
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shark was taken by a hook and line, from the
water, at Messrs Perkins & Smiths wharf, New
London Conn, on the evening of the 18th inst
1t measured feet in length, and required the
strength ot6 men to get it on the wharf.
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FALL RIVER. The Fall River Weekly News
reports the population of that town as ascertaned
by the census just completed, at 10 ,29O, being
gain in the population since last year of 1886.
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Ep CARPETS CARPETS,
$50 Ps. from the celebrated factory Of William
H. Knight, SarOnUiHe.

$50 Ps. from the celebrated factory of TziIlianl
H. Knight, SarOnUjHe.
III ARDON, BROWN, & CO. have made ar
H Engagements with WIN. Ii. KNIGHT ESQ, OF Saxon
Vile for the exclusive sale OF his Carpets for the County OF
Worcester ana vicinity and all persons or about
purchasing Carpets may assured that the cee
braed Goods cannot he found in any other Store in this
town, unless they through second hands For ele
gance OF design, durability and superior quay
they stand nnrivaled by any Carpet mandatory in the
United States They warranted perfectly free from all
greasy substitutes and dust any kind be swept from
them easy could be the finest piece of
Broadcloth.
II. d. q co. have also on hand upwards of
$50 Ps. CARPETINGS FROM AUCTION.
embracing Brussels, Three Ply Extra, aud superues
Common and Venetian STAIR CARPETS-STRAW
MATTINGS, "A, ID 6-4-Prtnted Druggets-Ou cloth
CaPetngs --Primed Cotton Carpettng "a wlde-Sair
RodsCapet Paper-and every other article usually kept
i'll Carpet Stores which ,Leir assortment more an
SIX TIMES large that of any other Establishment in
this County, and equal any the State, prices war
ranted Ten per cent cheaper.
N b. Merchants who buy sell again will be charged
the Manufacturers prices. S3w2mdlm Aug 7,
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Thursday afternoon, boy named Murphy, -
years old, fell in the suice of the bone-mill at
Gowanus Creek, l.. l., and was drowned.
NJ Y Tribune, Suburban.
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NEW IPSWICH ACADEMY.

NEW III AOtADGM
THIIE Fall Term of IL will on WedneS-
i day. august 1lth. Miss MARTHA ROGERS a graduate
Mt. Holyoke Female Seminary will be Assistant give
in trucon besides other branches, in Drawing, Needle
work, dc.
Board terms of Tuition, and Music the hereto
fore.
The Teachers Glass
will receive special attention. Their daily recations will
be conducted with direct reference their employ
Lectures will be given subjects
necIed with Common School Education.
EDWARD A. LAWRENCE, Principal.
New Ipswich, Aug. 6. So
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TOWNSEND FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Fall Term of this institution will commence on
the last WedaesdGy Of august, and continue Is
The Trustees happy public that they
have secured Miss HENRIETTA WARREN, Principal
sisted by Miss HANNAH P. DoDGE, with adequate
Der OF efficient teachers. 1t is a sufficient Recommended
ton, that Miss W. formerly served the department of
Latin French and Mathematics with much ability and
for five years.
1t is sincerely hoped that the pleasantness of the oca
ton, and the and thorough instruction which will
be given will render it favoe and truly profitable
for young ladies' No pains will be spared the part
both of the Teachers and Trustees to give to the Seminary
the hlgh standing 1t has heretofore sustained.
Special attention will be given those who fitting
for teachers
Lectures during the term the branches of and
Intellectual Science will be given by Rev w. e. RICHARDS.
Board in the public boarding house, and in private ai
lies, including washing &C., 81, 90.
Pleasant and commodiOus have been provided by
the Trustees free charge, any young ladies who may
wish 10 board themselves or board in companies.
A. G. STICKNEY, Secretary.
Townsend July %. 4w3i
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NOTICE.

T HAVE this day given TO my son, ADRIAN w. FARRAR
L his time act and trade for hiIse and shall claim
none OF his earnings pay any debts his contracting
after this date. AMOS ID. FARRAR
Holden, May IL 1915. So
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CAUTION.

THIS is 60 forbid all persons harboring trusting
Il CHARLES O. ALLEN, minor, on my account, as
shall pay debts of his contracting after this date.
Shrewsbury Aug Is ls45 34s o. w. ALLEN.
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Books and Stationery,
THE NTNl INSURANCE CONPANY.

No. IS State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
" 18th q soand and araiiabie Copiioi q 100000,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and vicinity. II
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories and Mills. The most favorable
This Institution in operation nearly quarter Of
ceniuTy-its reputation for liberal adjust men and it's
prompttude in paying losses well known and
Ished. THOMAS X BRACE, President.
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March g, 845. islf
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, referred for particulars, 10 A f. Bel
LoCH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.


a 1.-TWO New thorough built FACTORIES, with
MN L good breast wheels in the same, well geared off,
Eil situated ON durable stream with water power to
each sufficient TO operate from 40 to so Cotton Looms
They are well situated manufacturing purposes and
have good and Tenemens Possession given Of
one of them Immediately and the other in few months.
For further particulars inquire at this ONCE II July %.
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HOLDENS
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL,

DISENTERT AND DlARkHEA CORDIAL,
AT
BREWERS, STEVENS 81 CUSHINGsS,
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 80 81 80 Washington st. BOSTON.
Single Bottle 50 Cents.
During the last six years
1t has found its way, upon its
own merit, without advertising to all
the principal cities i'm the
Union.
Its virtues having been
proved i'm thousands of
cases, we shall now give
every one an opportunity
to procure it.
Should it fail to cure, our Agent will
refund your money.
Warranted am immediate
relief, and safe cure to the
above diseases; also. to re-
tain its qualities i'm any
climate.
For further particulars.
see card of Directions and TeStimO.
mails ON the envelope.
For sale by d. SCOTT, Jr & CO., No l7s Main Street
W oTcester. Aug Z.
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UXBRIDGE FEMALE SEMINARY.

UXBRIDGE FEMALE SEMINARY.
TFNHE Fall Term of this Institution will commence on
Wednesday The 10th instant, under the charge Miss
DIANTHA c. LEE, OF Northampton. Miss Lee
mended by Miss LYON, Principal of the Mt HoIyvke Female
Seminary the advantages of which institution she
Joyed and the public may rest assured that pains will
be spared make The school both pleasant and profitable
to all who may become connected with it.
Instruction will be given in the several branches usually
taught in similar Institutions including French and Dra
ing. Terms usual.
Board be obtained, in private families 81 so to
81 per week JOHN w CAPRON
Uxbridge, Aug 4. So CALVIN TAFT
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At WARREN LAZELL,S --I77 Main st.
IUDEA CAPTA--English Martyrs-Falsehood and
y rruh-hy Charlotte Elizabeth.
Walker on Woman do. on Intermarriage
The American Poulterer's Companion.
The Popes Supremacy, by Isaac Burrows, d. d.
Sunday School Question BookS-A supply of Banvard's
Infant series4 partsTopical and Practical just received
Revised Statutes of Mass vols STORY Promissory
Notes-Cushngs Manufacturers Town oiicer-New
England Sheriff.
STATIONERY ofevery kind.
NJ All of which will be sold low
July &C. ENOs DoRR, Agent.
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BOLTON BOARDING SCHOOL.

~ NJN|AA OOA1
TNHE Fall Term of this School will commence on Second
day, CMonday the LIST of Ninth month, and continue
weeks. Charges For board and tuition, including
Of books in the English branches $50 per term one half
payable in advance. For tuition alone, from SIS to ST.
erm with additional charges for Latin French Draw
ing JOHN E. FRY.
Bolton, mo. 5, l945. 4wis32
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II will be that there has been increase in all
tho important items, particularly in discounts deposits
and circulation.
There has been increase 10 the line of discounts
within the past two years-since November, ls43-of
nearly sixteen millions Of dollars increase in circu
lation, in the same tme of 26s and an increase
in deposits of $751; Within the last quarter the
increase has been nearly large for the past two
years We have repeatedly stated that the banks of this
State, were steadily expanding their movements. Their
returns confirm statements and show that the cur
rency is increasing rapidly that must become
much deprecated. While the discounts, deposits and
circulation have increased largely the specie on hand
has been rapidly and steadily diminishing. Since
November, ls4S, it has decreased $2,6le,24a There
have been great fluctuations in the specie in the
vaults of the banks from quarter to quarter On the
LIST Of February, ls45 the specie on hand amount.
ed to only &c. 1885, increased up to August s and
from that time to the LIST instant decreased
The increase in discounts and circulation within tho
last quarter has been confined principally to the cour.
try banks while the increase in deposites has been in the
banks OF the city The banking capital of the State was
less on the LIST instant than in any previous quarter this
year
The expansion in the aggregate movement of the
banks Of New York. will without doubt be followed by
corresponding movement in the banks of other States
and few years will suffice to give us a currency as ex
banded ever heretofore experienced and an imitation
of credits equal to anv ever h efore roachad
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A. e. FUTILE, Auctioueer.

i
@ will R sell The Mopms At y oclOst At the
md French Toy. and Fancy Goods. Manis and Miniature
Clocks. Geld and silver Wsehes Sc yz-aoo IOu assorted
Also, Kid, Wax Painted and wOodenjonsed Dolls Of all
Also Musical Instruments, VIZ; yio and Bows. Flutes
G sSs Fs T%s ss ana Pencils
aiy Scass sa saS
A!so, 100 Valuable Gold and Silver Watches Clocks
rns above sa e9mpr.s, es,segas Of
attention Of wholesale well retail dealers diIeetedio
the same MI lsr
A gCTI0N ,NoTTCE--5oLD WATCHEs--Jsco5 S
"A Plat has lin his extensive sale hundred lots Of Fac
ey French and German Goods take place This Day. Nov
viii Be SOLD Al 10 O'clock precisely ' ' MI it'r
Agor SALE Of R GISHT FANc APs sS6Ds PLATED
- Ware. Rich Ormola. Bronze and Glass Grandoles and
Saa Chm chinese csqs sps
Jacob Play will commence the sales several isnsiTe
s ne ss
nnS Cake Baskets D;hr. with Tbr
f. sets Butter Coolers heavy silver mounted
viii snd s'1 Sugar with ao s
ws ssh
variety Of ecoaton Bread and Cake Baskets Gard Plates
d and rich omou Bronze and
prlsms. '
Lamps-Conssng Of rich Cut Glass. Ormolu and Bronze
Solar Lamps various sizes and patterns all perfect order
Cut Glass-Consstng of heavy Cut Tumbers Wines Go.
Salts, sc. g..
Fench China-As pure white and richly decorated Tea
Dining and Dessert sevices splendid Vases Figures andF
cy articles
Also, Ivory Cutlery in SETS DIXON Sons Britannia Ware
Bronze Te Kettles and Ornaments Papier Mace goods Steel
Fire Sets, sc &c.
Also invoice Of rich and elegant Chinese Fancy Goods
the whole Of recent importatons ard in perfect orde
Catalogues and goods ready for examination the day pre-
vious. -
Terms cash in city funds nIs asm
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Died.

Died.
On the 10Th instant of short ard sevore illn... W.,
aeSA, the only surviving daughter OF r. a. and Julia
Ann Dobbs, aged years and months
The friends Of the family and those of ber
J. Lockng are respectfully invited to attend the tnna
is this Friday ost instant at O'Clock from the res
deDce OF her iather d7s Houston, corner Of Greene
street
on Thursday the goth instant, MARGARET Rryroup.
wife Of John Reynolds aged 30 years. months and %
days
Her friends and relatives arc respectfully invited 10 at
tend her funeral, this friday afternoon, at o'clock
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from her late residence l23 Amos street, without any
further invitation.
On Wednesday the 10th instant, Miss CARoLrsE A.
Stage, in the 9th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place this morning at 10 o'clock
from her late rcsdence Of Bedford and Flushing
Avenue, Brooklyn, L.
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Fluid DFNTTERTCE

HS ARTICLE is offered the public M sminently cal.
70 preserve the teeth from decay aud arrest the
process where has commsncedo produce healthy state Of
tne whether diseased neglect or the result Of meIsurss
odor arising from the state ofthe from
o'obacco or rom any otner causewhst cannot,
der any ccumstsnee s, result in injury to the teeth
y ~ rLup pkSTrncE Is prepared by L. A. Rosenmer,
William street; and u Broadway at Nos a 5i 5as
$685. ~ the Bowery Nos leo $50 end 2e Grand street, Nos
i6 2s ~ corner Of Norfolk and lla Broome corne
yth; ~ hosop 2s2 Second street 81 Ninth Avenue 3i
Blocker street, NO Avenue D. Sixth Avenue and lsthst
and Nc 10 Eighth Ayepue,n Albany. at Ccm.!oek Co.'S
Elmendnri ~ T. Pulling J. N. Cucr-In N,wnr[ al
H. Van Baskuk o. W. Badger; and j. l.. Trip.
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
Ok BROADWAY, upper corner CT Murray, over Ten.
20 neys ewery store awarded the Medal four First
Boston, New York and Philadelphia respectively for the best
pictures and apparatus ever exhibited.
Pumbes Premium Cameras Instructions Plates Cases. &c
forwarded desired point lower rates than By any 9TH
Z mandatory OG 2mDGW WING
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TABERNACLE.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.

TEMPLETON
WILL give GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
w at the Tabernacle, on
Monday Evening, November @4th, Is4S,
GEMS OF MELODY.
In the which will be introduced the following vore
'Jessey,t,e Flower o. Dunblane."
Sally in our Alley"
:" Old fowler"
. Black Eyed susan
I" The Bonnie Breast Knots
" A Mans Man for a. that"
The Last Words Of Marmion."
I" Scots Wha Haze
The Bay Of Bscay."
. l love her how love her.
Tickets Fifty CensTo be had at the Music Stores and
the door,
Doors open at Ito commence at and terminate AZ 10
Books OF the Words be had the door-prce 2 cents
Mr. Tempeton will also give Concert at the Brooklyn
Institute Tuesday Evening" 18th instantly and Washing
ton Hail. Newark, Wednesday Evening, 26th instant
ntuf
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FREE CONCERTS!
THIS EVENING,
At the Recess, l57 Broadway,
BETWEEN Courtlandt and Liberty sreets-ThePropnetor
ID begs leave to inform his friends aud that has
gagged the popular Vocalists MR and MRS COLLINS, al
so an eminent o who will preside at the Piano forte
~ BThc Of Wines, Liquors and Segsrs can Dc had
MO % % ayr W. A. FRANCIS.
SAMSON.
YUyHE Splendid Oraorio of SAMSON Of ke greatest
compositions of the immortal Handel, will be performed
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,
for the first tme FRIDAY EVENING 2lst Instant at the
Tabernacle, under the Direction " MIR U. u HILL.
OrganIst (engaged expressly for tins oceasionl :, ,
Persons Represented
Samson ;. ............ :Nr y q Jones
Nianosh, Father Of samson MIR. +; II. Nash
Dalila, his VIE ............. Nss SsIca
rdac Ip soprano: Of the Boston H. sal Il; soceiy
Harapha Of Gath :. ....... MIR. Edw. Shepherd
His6nt appearance in Ontoro;
Chorus Of israelites: Chorus Of Ph,stines::
nv upwards Of 200 Performing Members it'll the aid Of
- large and pow erful Orchestra.
Performance o commence Z half pastT O'Clock.
Books of the words will be furnished free Of charge
Tickets Fifty Cents eachFor sale the principal Music
Stores; Mile Broadway; q Nesbitt, corner
ali and Water streets; J. Perkins No. Wall street;
suow No 2s Bowery and the door OF the Tabernacle
nl8 afro
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FINE TEA TRAYS AND WATCHES.
SETTSnch Gothic Trays lall patterns) the low
pc- % and 20 per sett English Patent Lever Watch
$3.50 ''' ~ wv
agents up stairs prices. JOHN NEWBOULD,
nit 3tseod.rc SIS Jobn street mn stairs.
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Park THEAyi1E.
FOURTH OPERA NIGHT!
Mr.. r. Gardeners Benefit.
Friday Evening, November 2Ist,


Mr.. r. GARDENERS Benefit.
Friday Evening, November 2Ist,
LUCY OF LAMMERMoOR.
1.ogar havsnswood .......... Mr. r. Gardner
oey has .boa Ashton. ......... Mr. B,onsh
La Polka. BY the two Mis-. vsi isa Se'''
THE WATERMAN.
To cconcin.dee vw;i,,b, ' MI uaiohei
TIE sPITALFfELDs WEAVER
Adele Mr 1 Bland
>, Price Of Admissoa-Bon.. si fiji. 50 cents ssssry.
DooI. open at s o'clock AID Carain wrse
aOWERY TIIEATaE.
a. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Friday Evening. November 2Ist,
IoS ssi'finssff IN e fTs SGr1sTDit 9th
Followed by the - - Sr I'M
YANKEE PEDLAR
To conclude with '''''.' Mr. Hui
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
Boss; % cents; second end T Thra ah . :.
Door. will open At half s. the curtsr ~i r.st7
HERR . GEAN P6 sscHEN TE9F I5kYsIoN
'''' s'''e''' IMMENSE SUCCESS
ne mas nyarlaby experienced beg that
s'@''t q ''s s 1TsfhiLlS INCREASING CROWDS,
10 : '''S'' 'n SIX NIGHTS ( ifTsn h 81
- commencing
Monday, NOv.I7th,
and finally closing on Saturday, Nov 22d.
During that time he will give series of experiments in
Chemistry rneumatics, Optics, Natural Philosophy and
Ticket, 50 cents Doors at7-Peformance to commence
a. "a cIock MIC lwm
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MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAIL ROAD BONDS,
DATED IN 1887 AND 1912.
NOTICE hereby given that the interest due and payable
ON the above bond. the LIST Of December ls45 will Re
psd the Mech anics Bank of York.
presentation Of coupons said bank after
prcximo. : Signed, +. FOSTER Jr, Secretary.
Albany, November 18th, 1915 MIA iOt* m
STRAW BOARDS.
I'M Tons Straw Boards Of the best quality and numbe
lOO For sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
% I'm No. IS and 81 Nassau street,
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CONCERTS, SOIREES, NC.
MIR AND MRS. COLLINS 1.-THE popular vocalistsy arr
l prepared 70 receive engagements for Concerts soees
Sc, during the forthcoming season.
Mira c. also Pianist and be engaged LOT private
Cotillion Parties Further PARTICULARS on p r,.
NJ Inv, ~ '' ,rd angin9 l0l " Grand street.
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AMUSE MENTs.
GERMAN OPERATE COMPANY,
AT
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,

pALMos OPERA PER HOUSE,
Chambers Street.
CIGNOR PALMO and the Manager Of the German Operate
have The honor 70 inform for The patron: and sup
Gsate mem that hey will opsa beginning December
next with the O. rT nER op EsRTE n
From Weber in Three Acts.
go,ap in the elegant style as was given IN
&pp Sis w and sfS. WIN 10"
NA RsEE o RE9Ssl E:s; Penn: n
Mr.. W. BOUT her, Fiss Tenor.
Mr.. !. MEYEa, frns Ba..s.
Nj s1 NJ EIt,N SffIsd c as,ssi b...o.
Fs SIC 2rhs Of Mssis a. rSs;s
Sic 4. W ssERG Maesuoes at the Piano Forte.
prsct % Of Opera Mr.. +; ME RH1sE
The opera M Be- supported by Forty c6ora. Singers
Season .,s Tickets dor 2, Kepiesssatations
Private Boxes for sp.,sons ........... 70
90 90 40 40 30 '..... =. $500.
sl First d Ti. and Paraae'te 50 ct,
and TO seat:
PARK THEATRE.
MR.. F. GARDINER
that his Il BENEFIT win sis
'' - Friday, November alst,
On which the will be such
as to merit their kind patronage
The performance will commence with Donzetti's Grand
Operao of
LUCY OF LAMMERMOOR
G ESEfhH s mays %.Sca M. o Bsoass
In the course of the evening" Mr. Gardiner will sing by
sre) "The Far Land Of Poland !"
To conclude with Musical Farce of
THE WATERMAN.
Tom Tug. ....... Mr.. +. Gardener,
In which he will sing THE Jolly Young Waterman"
Farewell, my trim built wherry,"
n2 ltrc and THE Bay Of Biscay Oh"
OLE BULL,
grateful compliance with the published reques, of
Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city, will give
CONCERT
TABERN ACLE,
On "wednesday, the 26th Instant.
will be his Last Public Appearance before he leaves the
with heart with gratitude for the hospitality
aud fe. dshp shown him since his first arrival.
n2it
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',,a gam rom 'ah Isl 20 NOV. loth' 1885, $5l27s
The receipts for freight alone about two
dollars per week.
Inc ahnexed condensed statement of the banks of this
State shows the aggregate movement Of these ;n,t;,
TONS at four different periods The operations Of tho
banks on the rst day of August were less than at
period since the first ofNovember ls4s The expansion
since has been very large.
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sili,sh,722 III, s6s775 lis, o,2ss III, 4ol 9s7
These returns cover period Of two years, and the
amount the LIST inst three millions more than at
any time within that period and than millions
greater than the LIST of the August previous The
leading items in the returns for the last quarters
compare as follows:-
TANKS OF THE STATE OF New YoRK-LEApIyG FEATuREs
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTEn

"a
(NEMiLEMEN and Families can obtain the full vain. ,or
nh knan OF superiluons effects they wish 10 dispose Of
Arms Furniture &c Gentlemen leaving or returning TO he
who pledges himself to give fir price Tor ali srcIss d
tended to n fTVENuurpvv Ryoni'iy at
on im'mc ae5 Brosiw.,r4 ~, ~ 49,.