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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

C-Seventeenth Ward.-At a nieetiHs Of the DEM
ocr.tc Wing Elec,o, of the Seventeenth Ward held
Henry Clay House corner Of Avenue and Firstset.
Mond. evening" March 2h s3 hear the report Of the
Nominating Committee. the Hon HAMILTON FISH was
called to preside: Messs GroH. FR,VxLIV and HUMFHEr
C. PERLrY assistants and JosrPH {. PscKxEr and Eo-
wAED C. DEL,,Av appointed Secretaries.
The call Of the meeting having been read ,nd approved Bsa-
edict Lewis Jr ESQ. behalf Of The Nominating Committee
presented the following nominations:
70. AId.rnaa-JACOB ACKER-
For Assistant Alderman-W WiLLlAN PHILLIPS.
for rAssessors-EDwARD DAYTON, JOSEPH sHA-
For Coaasr5akles-CHARLEs 4. MISSING. JAMES
For Inspectors Of Electior,-First District JOHN RE;
MICH lsAAC CHAIRMAN Second District, JuSEp Il
:. PfNCaNEY. TAIN HILL. Thlrl District HENRY
:. EIPLET, MERRVlN X BREM:R; Fourth Distnct,
PHILIP l.. LUFF, JOSEPH kfFNE,. Fifth DistIc.,
JOHN L. FOLEY, DANIEL II BURNETT. m2' tf-
GRAHAM HoUsE-NEw AREASGEMEST.-Ros-
WELL G0SS Informs his friends and the public tha; he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLiSHKEfT,k known
the Graham House. 63 BarclaysrCe hy adding 70 IL
the adOi Ing house, and prepared 20 accommodate ;rG-
sint permanent BoarGes the favorable terms.
AL friends Temperance desiring quiet home, AMI free
dom from the fumes alcohol and tobacco, invited 10
pa,ronlze this house. The Vegetable system with the
choicest selection fruits, &c. which The market aort-,
will he strictly adhered TO- but table viii Je served FOR
,ho'e whs prefer the ordinary mode. or mixed Diet
Croton Shower, Warm and Cold Baths. free.
o5 II ROSWELL GOSS.
- LEECHEs AND CUPS applied by sr. MAGNUs-
SON. Of Broadway and BrooEe street, entrance in
Broome a. Sew-York.
Re'rsaces.D-. Cheesman, Dr. Mott, Dr.. Nelson, Dr.
Francis DR.. Stcarns DR.. Berger Dr. Weed D.. Sinclair,
Dr. d. Smith, DR.. Quacsenbos.
Best Swedish Leeches constantly on hand. ja2s 3rn
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BOARD.

IyUrnI, private family residing in eligible psrt Of
ID FourthstgSc viii t- nldy sst The hst oil May 10 ,i
cummodst gentleman Snd hs wife ano two or three sinEs
gentlemen with and board. The house ~ coed
hoo within yards OF East Broadway and
Grand stage pleasant home upon modeTlts
terms may b. secured By Addyssng I At the ofee o this
raryr. mn-1 u
DOtRDA srntlpmsn aud hts wiie and two or hrs san
priya,s family residing the Fourth ay-nue near lwenty
fourth ;, The house and pleasantly situated Psrsons
.siting the comforts cf agreeable IIoM, sgeisnpy ne
mote The city quiet and rrposs hile hesr
enough o easy aud immediate Sccess may be aeeoumo
modefar by addressing T., at this Once stating
,,bsr. an interview may be htd mss 81
D0ARnIN INU.--1its o. FISH. I35, f37 aud i3v
ID Broadway NeT-ioss Tie pubi,c and strangers vi.,
iuS the city srectuly Informed that the above p.m
been tted sursroI manner Tor the sntsnse-
ueut OF PERMANENT and TltANslENI boAkp
ERS. ,.
he location pes,snt snd central 10 busness,hs apart
ments spacious ght ,ni airy, and handsomely furnished
throng ghout with furniture. BEDS bedding Ge Ihs IA
HE will b. abundauty supplied with tbs beat the marsst Al
tords A.,
ID OON>-N handsome suite of Rooms with Board suitable
IL for gentlemen tud tr wives snd ,inSls rooms iof ssh
temen may bs obtained handsome four story hou, wlh
N iYe MINUTES walk OF the City Hall Apply al 900 WI
lsn-st. -az, 9"
GOOD BOARD very pleasant Rooms oI single s.as
u e or gentlemen au thvir wives h No 10 Vsseys,ieet.
Transient company solicited .nn---.r-- w -,
U0TETS
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MEDICINES.
RS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

a ooMYouND aALsAsnc PzEPsK.TIoS fRosI WILD cHERKY
The best remedy kao,r1, 70 The irord for the Of
coughs, colds, asthma, Group, feeding Of tls
lungs, ,chooptHg cough. bronchitis,
fuen-G, sh0rtness Of bfcGth, P0tn
and reqlsness IN the breast
or side, iirer cmn-
plaint and bhs
first strgeSof
CON Nfp1'fnN
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WINDOW SHADE DEfOT
~ esp-er-,rEEE SEw.ToHx

No. sgE-cr-sTKEE=. SEw-foEx-
THIS IS The ONLY N4NuF ACTQRY Or Any
/ ETTEST - The UNITED eTATES-siacsA u
III kIs ard SIS va-iE fryEa = css - -. OF sale
coc. cp-s al t> e-eb-t- glAo-. L ais Country eac
tog efsgrs caz u choosing .ts>. hare tl>n
z-r-t y. rnsstsriy stySs H a-a~vef or@mra;al de-
$50 ar coYS-a 4nd o.sssa fe- l- ~ ot--s i2y ts-r
80 a.d up -zk- stock coIcs
- ssyy Is yoAzi1B. EersoEs 5esir5es . e p.pees q
Es- ~ .ese eotes sd asrigi srilc- -iS sorH tpGeh
- r,ziutire rgor1s wI,1 eI.frn- aiszSar-
II aeEaow!ezea rrzt4tisz eaa AZ III trnes End
80, gsasers ~ ia:eo, 4ecoratiozs done = stTIe cot
x--.ssssbl- BART0L & De- GAuNY.
BY uz--za. ozr sSs41@s see fc1m G-E~rt. such
.---f,., ,. d r-.clsfr- NJ 10 2tnDzT
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10 DECEPTION

no DECEPTION
No. treek passes array uifhod ,rs hare 70 record
some Of The most astonishing cures Of long con-
timed Asthma, Incipient Consumption,
Bleeding at the Lungs, Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing, and tie
rortNls diseases of the
Lungs,
performed by
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" INDoW 81 ADESbe .-as-a isaTrpg se,n,ued f0f =.
w tIr.s-E and ..furrs1In.- kelly RlnER- No. n
Chzih.is hass Jut cou2ef-d ter SprcE suck. rThtA
c1- .rrEe.t Hs7SfeG: md z-ezss: yaueiy ot
y3ic of lu.eslcfs
Puns Cfotnts. Scrubs. B5rs. FgOe Eon Eifs Egnsties
-a !Hze lasescSps- ii-aiEe ~ AEercEH, EuoD=B end
CreTta ScspJ, to<saer , ever 6esenpOn ei FLxfss
and IanEpss. which, irve t@s; incdsntai e ssEsu ysfs
eycgsTe e uSius-E .ey eurted offer a.
uhsgie end reiE EnT Dtier d<.er1
:ae el.y. Kelly L RlkER. ~ C.nstbeu-... ny
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The following letter from one OF the most prcmi-
nent supporters Of Hon. John P. Hale, and one who
has dared TO disregard the mandate of desperate
and unprIncipled party, is worthy Of being placed
on record as an example OF honest adherence 10
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mania for establishing bank, and Whatever restrictions
curb this spirit cannot be otherwise than wholesome
and valuable.
We learn from official source that the Safety Fund
Banks OF the interior of this State have paper circua
ton full up to the legal standard and that the banks
taolshed under the free banking law almost daily
deposting securities with the Comptroller for the pur
pose OF increasing their circulation At the date Of the
last quarterly report august lsD the circulation Of all
the banks of this State amounted to $Is464,4l0, an
amount but very little short ofthe most expanded move
mens, IRON 1895 to 1888.
Several banks have beon established in Ohio, under
the free banking law passed last winter and few
viii suffice to swell the banking capital, and banking
operations Of that State to amount greater than ever
before reached In January ls5 the banking capital OF
the State So 349 45o The law authorizes the
establishment Of banks. with aggregate capital Of
six millions, making total of nearly eight millions and
half which will be in active operation in less than two
vaar
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~ .asr syMNivs,s n.n-.

% Our letters and papers from the South. did not
come to hand last night, owing TO an error OF the
mail conductor in placing them in the check box
for New Brunswick, instead of New York.
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Married..

On Saturday evening, at st Patrck's Cathedral, by
the Right Rev. Bishop Hughes, M c. l., DELAroREsT,
Consul General o. France, to CLARA second daughter
Of Mr. P Flandin. OF this city
On Sunday evening. 26th inst by the Rev Mr. Stick
ney CHARLES CoNANr, to Miss ELIZABETH SMITH.
On the 2ls inst by the Rev. II. Cone. JoHr j. DRUM
MoND Of this city, to ELIZA youngest daug Of John
Derry, Esq, OF Potsdam, St Lawrence county N. Y.
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Sales of Stocks nj Bostop.

Railrosd 97I 25 do do 97a SO do do "wednesday OH
200 do f. Boston Co, l4 do Taunton Branch RR llsk
25 do Reading r. 26 l26 do do 26J; IS do Wilmington
r. l7s 10 do Nor Wor r. 76i; $50 do do 76i go do
do 76s 30 do do rs. so do do, m, 75s $50 do r.
Il; 800 do do s d. II; 81 do 10, b ", II.
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INDIA RUBBER GooDS
GOODY YEARS. p \ ~ ~
| STILEF,N OR SOFTEN UN.

W M n - ~ NOR e 70 sTIEFEN OR soFTkN UN.
DER ANY DECREE Or IoLp on ILL maA ~. .,,v.
CENLI{AI assortment Of goods made unaef the abnVe
ns,.n, ,ncuJing Machine Betting Carriage and other
Cloths every width aud 'hehness SSats osres
shoes Mechancs Apron. LADIES' Aprons Tsyellins Bags
RS Letter Bags Ship Buckets Fire Buckets
a,ar Hose LIE Preservers, Air Mattrses Cuhions Tar
,nns Tor deck freight Portable shower
ne Mats Sc SC. Fer sale wholesale and retail, by
ing WAS $3.50 GEO BEECHER,
400 ayn.m 100 Broadway.
CAss & WARD having been eurs ont, hsye rsmoyec'c
Ii NJ A Arond a
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE

THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE
MF COMPANY
Capital 100000 Dollars.
OFFICE a FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
BY Fire their usual favorable terms All claims
presented to this company for losses BY DISASTROUS
having been paid they 1sr a. pd b fsI sssr HiRsY
Sc lms rrc +. C. FINN. secret.ry
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
OF London.
EMPOWERED ~ ACT PARLIAMENT.
following are among the advantages held out ny this
The Fund which the are entitled to draw
two thirds Of their payments.
The payment Of premiums annually half yearly quarterly
large be permanently invested in the United States
the names Of three Of the Local Directors Trustees
Travelling leave extensive and LIBERAL and extra premiums
on The most moderate scale
lie ss " the assured than in most
,, gSTE q sT xv Local BoAnp or D,RxcroR.
JAGOB HAkvf ESQUIRE, Chairman,
} j59SAI sSSSobHyE, Esq.
s sSSal 4 Mh { W6ATR,. Is Is:
s f fS$EsS j. + Sa fRh9$ff l..
ddo poRa A i'o 9kxA tzi'SS r.o rn'''s'''''
Physicians to the Society, (hedicGl Eraminsrs)
ALES. ,HosASR n B. iol s. fianil Ht st.
The Merchants Bank Of New York
VIM VAN HOOK, Esq. 80 Wsllst
General .agenf for the United States, and Bitish North
american Colonies.
'LEANDEf oes Wa ifi'e Street, s New n York
Pamphlets containing the Annual Report the soeety
also blank FORMS and the fullest nfomaon be OBJ
'ansd upon application g 81 tHs' sT esF
iv "a 3taw in 3mfrrc
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WANTED lsMEDIArELY-An active and l, y,

POST OFFICE,
New ork, Oct. ~, 1886
STEAMER GREAT BRITAIN FROM NEW YORK
~ tiers will received this Office for the above steamer
Until Ia NJ Tuedsy the 2sth he freight ON all
Letters he Steiner by with her COO
sgnees will be rs for weighing half ounce OF
less, and % cents Tor each additional h,li onncr ,
OPT 2rrc kOBT H. MORRIS, p Nj.
MOCKING BIRDS, &c.
RCHY GRlEVE John street, hav ing purchased the most
"A choic and largest OK Of Mockng Birds ever yet of
ed ia lot, of hundred aud eight. all raised
from St with and brought the sa
ROOM full plumsge AID would respectfully solicit
call fr ,,u the Gu Gus Al John It eel. ,273sc
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Died.

On Sunday morning, 26th inst. THOMAS MURRAY.
His friends and acquaintance, and those of his brother
James, and Peter Murray, respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon o'clock from his
late residence, 81 Maiden lane.
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LONDON
AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE.
No II EOisU pLorc R1g.ut .t...s @,


r AIDES Gentlemen, aud FAMILIES, visiting Lo,Jor csn
IL be accommodated with board aud residence, cembnsd
WITT VERY comfort good BILE and select society on mode
"a terms ~ - se'
Ills e 'bshn ent vs. constantly visited by American Fam
,slec pu Of the Anne lean Legal o., Lao bv nmv
dsneushed smsnc - 'ames in the United stes 10 whom
,r,missi u hrs he en- given TO tef.r - ~ ''' "''"
MISS PHILLIPS hgs a. state That Cards Of Particulars as
10 terms and b, he IN recon mend.d NAV h. ~
NJ y. .n-- w uls lttr. u2t 3w-rc
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DANCING ACADEMY.
broadway, Corner OF Grand street.

rpIU"uWMy, COIMcr OF UFHHu street.
NIX u. R0BERTsON has the honor Of respectfully in.
forming his friends aud the Public that his classes a.
wy nstfuctions IN a the different styles Of the above
aad the Mazurka and Polka Quadrlle) will open
Bosdsye Sept, h the large saloon attached 70 III
asysC1iLadies classes at r. M; Gentlemen, +. AP
d as LOT dies will be formed from to for La Polk
Canal street ''"s 's'h"'h -h''"ue' VI -
MI robertson would also intern the public that his nj
20 WIN commence on Monday Septe nber 22d
taught ''e"' "'ahcsss WI "
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LECTURE ON CHINA.
NJ ONDAY, 9th October. the New York Society Ii

LECTURE ON CHINA
NJ 0NDAY, 9th October, at the New York Society Ii
STANISLAS HERNiSZ,
Late AttachS and Interpreter 1.-THE
us ISsoN TO CHINA,
Will deliye the of curse Of six Lectures on the People
Of the Cent sewsry s SS e
ficnon Novels, &c Extracts silI be read from very Poru
Doo open at O'Clock P MThe l. ure will commence
si,sie Tcse,.o cents, 70 be had q, the door 90.
The second Lecture will take place Wednesday, 2stf
SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT.
THE has the pleasure Of announcing to the
xse; +;
sisted BY al The dis Pr T s ability Of this
New York Sacred Mnsic Societies. u C. HILL
cal friends ladies' genemen who may be competent 90
70 take Ia in the M either vocal Or o.
Broadway, "Wednesday Evenings at o'clock sres.,y
NOW rXHIBITlNG, (ior .hon tune only al the Room
~ of National Academy Of Design Of Broadway
and Leonard street. De Kuypers celebrated statue Tin mable
IA soRTIE DU, Balm, Coming from the Bath,
all who be the chef donrre OF modern srt
oeen brought his at rea cost and risk and
confidently opened for the inspection Of the lovers of this sub
Open from 4 N. until 10 PM Admiranee Is ssns-
Season TiokeIs 20 cents so TIC
DANCING AND WAL LlNl hChDEM1+
AIR J PARKER and his Daughter with 10 announce 10
vl their friends md the c tat their school "a the new
the North American Hotel entrance IN Bay
ard Il e.f will open o. Wednesday the 20 h INST
Days of sud Saturdays from TO .
,s young LADIES' Boys halfast 81 from To 10 Tor oent
r r assures the pub that he spard expsnse t.
rocu all the fashionable dances danced at pre-
sent "a Europe AID brought ont by Miss Ellis. -, .
The openug public will take place Tuesday the ath 81
aud be rrpesed every other TUESDAY evening an
or the season The first public Beecker will take
place on Tuesday the Of November. at the Nor bern Tx
rrbange on 3t-f
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZING, We.
MAD ACHLE respectfully her Fri. nds and
vi patrons and the public general that her regular css
will commence Saturday, October 18th at her Saloon No
Al Walker street = --...
: DAYS OF TUITION.
For young Ladies and young Masters under OF
every Wednesday and Saturday. from TO oclock-and
Evening Class Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thuday
g o'clock.
For Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of forming by them
selves private Quad lille Glasses Polka Mszu Ia Quadrles
any aud hour to both parties.
For Individual and private lessons in Dancing Wazne,
Polka azurka for LADIES' and hxedhours
desired
Madame A. to give her professional services at
Young ladies' boarding schools and private families
Soce Balls exclusively for her pupils accompanied by he
parents guardians, as usual -,
Being correspondence with several Of the principal pre-
iessors IN Paris Madame A. receives from them mI n ~
Ties OF tie day, admitted in the fashionable socsty a.
viii make duty adopt them in her classes OF $50
ions, according TO her patrons desires --------
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
FEATHERS

AM now delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
screened andfree carriage fro yard al the following
prices usual the lowest the city namely Broken Egg
and Stove IS 2 large nut - 10; small nut 81 per ton with
IS of II taken from the boats Coal o King
and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON.
lm.rc
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AUCll.lN u. -,

DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT AUCTION.
A LEVY will sell Tuesday morning al II ociock al
"A. No 1913 Broadway crses Of Dutch Bubous Roots
ceved from Van Wsverrn Son Fori.ts Hasrier m
Holland con-i.trg OF variety Of the choicest Towering
roots aud the css sold The ~ which
give 81 h un j satis action OF 2t'r
IMPOkTEU DOUBLE CAMELIAS,
FROM ENGLASD. in last pa kst shipSto be sold By
LiN's Bosd street This collection consists Of the
IRE and choie varieties OF Double Csneli In flower buds
The most Of the above double she; received the prrm
um the last year Roses of ae vsriet :; Moss Roses
en- ice snrtsa the above Roses double aud IN hne
DIR; oesutin Flower Roots of and choice sorts
Gentem-n are invited attend this collection Is the
only time Tor planting such plants flower early Ia
spriug. To he sold by .logue. u25 70 eodFf
NoTlyt~-H. L. VAN WICK, Auctoneer, viii sell at
pu BIC auction entitled deb-uture front OF the publ,
store ie9 Washington Tuesday, 2sh Of October
the Port
aa. Pipe; Brandy, Imported in Brig France,
Eight do do from Rochelle.
Also IL pipes Gn imported in the Catharine Jackson Rot
terdam OILS 2wrc
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OPERATIC BURLESQUE TRIUMPHANT.
PALMO'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA co siPANY
nightly greeted with shouts Of laughter by and
fashionable audiences.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, Oct 9th,
Will be presented the grand Ehiopan Opera Tin three pars
BL ACK DlABOLO,
Or De Inn OBJ reuapna.
being the celebrated Op%ta Of
FRA DIAVOLO
with all the original music. Ii will be precededby
A GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.
Doors At 7 o'clock Performance commence at IA,
Admission Is cents. OF Asmc
OLE BULLS
FAREWELL TO AMERICA.
QUE BULL, returning his heartfelt hal Ks the many
~ tfynR testimonials received by him from the Ameri
can people has the honor TO announce that his
Last Appearance ON this Continent
will take place at -
THE TABERNACLE,
On Thursday next, October 30th,
which occasion he will give
CONCERT,
FOR THE BkNEFIT OF THE
WidOiCs' and Orphans Asylum Fund
OF the Masonic Fraternity Of the State Of New York
On " Inch occasion he will be assisted by
MRS +. LDDER.
Miss l.. DE LUCE,
And ORCHESTRA the most extensive scale, under
MR. GEORGE LOpER.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, TO be obtained ct the usua!
places of James Herring Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge OF the State Of New York. the Howard House,
o26frc
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PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE

AszSaa
NZ -Ss
TROTTTvG
TUESDAY, Oct 2ath-Pune $2OoTwo Mile Heats, under
the sadd e.
G-orge ourg enters. sorrel gelding Trenton
George Sf.irer sorrel gedmg Sir William
Same Day-Purse $50 $50 TO the second be-Me Heats;
otted for money Entries be the evening previ
Wednesday, Oct 2sth-Purse s3Oo-Three Mile Heats in
harness
George Sp,cer enters bay gedlng Amsricus
Same Day-Furse $3.50 70 the second brst-Two Min
Heats under the saddle for horses that oed for
money. kntrr to be made on the ming pre- vious
The Il st off q O'Clock each day. o24 6ttrc
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

DROFESS0H A. J. MORALES Respectfully informs the
pui,e mt he rming his classes to teach the
lngu ana requests early ppcaton that they may be
cossd Terms hours, &c BE- known by applying his
restence 'oI broome re- Professor NJ has the honor OF
deny LINE Sacred &c lear Astoria and Mr. Casds
fully ree to the following from The President Of 81 Jim.
lat o ~ ~ 'o's'o' w Wv
hereby certify that MI, A. Morales has been engaged as
the last two Tears lie Afforded the hrba, IT,
attention 70 py-by his proficiency and by the vsnsrsl nm,
provencni OF his pupils. - - 'o se'e"' I'M
(Slgued) JOHN HApfEv -,
81. Johns College, Sept "a 1915. =, l aw.
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GOALS
HAVE stmy Yard 25e Elixabsth street and corner Ham
sly aud Bedford Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal At low
ices viz 50 50 for broken . IS Cor egg stove large
ut3 % Lehsh egg aud stove - IS and
delivered. Also, Liverpool, Blossburgh. &c,
Orders received at the Yard
oI6 lmsrc JACOB WEEKS
w for sale by . -
o20m H. X. COLLINS Co. s. South
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A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL
A Lien D0DWORTH would beg Lave inform hi
a friends that II Is his intention to commence Prvat.
Dane SCHOOL, his residence 4as Brooe street, on Mo-,
dy afternoon, Oct goth From his long with tn,
Dam ig world having svailed himself OF
rom 1he be masters that have visited this countrysuch
aoi agon and Others ~ like celebrityhe feels hs he
as Wen qosiieh To teach the cty his
eda alton VIII certainly hin graf advantage many
al present y NE profession Be hst may those
v'I hm with thsir patronage rely upon acquiring
aud fashionable style OF Dsncing.
- TERMS
Quarter Of q Lessons including the Quadrile, Waltz
" hope and Okla. ............. $40 &C
len Lessons in the Waltz or Polka, .......... o.
. Days and Hours Of Tuition
On MONDAY and Thursdays at clock, for Ladies
Misses over " yeas OF age
On Wednesday and Saturday, M o,cscL far Misses and
Boys under 10 years of age-,nd = -
tlemen at O'clock r. M. -
attend earlier. = - - -
Private Lessons given other hours either at the resi-
oeuce ~ ne puI1l or at lhe SCHOOL OIL Im-rr
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IN THE FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMENS Hats are
now ready Tor the 83 which for and
peorityo color cannot which very
part OF the All retaining the color till il Any
article sold this establishment is
sold Tor what Is Also, the a style of Boys aud Chit
drens Caps OF various Gentlemen have
hats made 20 ord IN shape style they wish.
N. B.-A full assortment OF Ladies' Fus.
Z. KNOX l0 Fulton street.
OF lweod between William aud Nassau street..
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6kS6 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHI sRTER-The
MINI fast sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE, 5i3
&ScsrIics 1900 bales New Orleans Cotton built in
this with live oak and locust tops newly copper.d
elted Has handsome accommodation for passe
gers. Apply to H. X COLLINs & co.
o26 So South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-27


VIM NJ "DoA A' Mrs BLAND AS BEATRICE
Monday Ev.ning. October a7h,
MUCH A Ms5 Z xS goa'sI%SsSo 1HIsa
Senedck MIR Murdoch
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La Venetian, BY the two Mis-, vslIees'
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M issi BMss'dea Pf n
LEOPOLD DE MEYER,
And las, night but two Of his engagement.
Price of Adrnission-BoIsa, 81; Pit 50 cents Gallery
Door sl O'Clock .Ad til. cu.i. wlri.. precisely
&. bsI 5ss number Of Season Tickets may be obtained
BOWERY THEAT1sE.
Monday Evening. October a7th.
w soL b e TnGS6ER Ii Oft. of
jses Thandsitoit. Miller
Ss1sS Phiihs.
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NAPoTEoiN.
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IIsas:s o'4'.'a NJ. M.s$oS
Hero the D:.e,urs Dog, by the Dog Hector
To oclud with
THE DUMB BELLE
ni,yan:.. ............'... Mr. ,larke
Euaa .:::.. Mi: PHILIP:
10 Lower Bores 50 cents Second and THIRD Tier, IS
Pit and Gallery, i2h cents.
Doors will at half past g. the curtu will rise arr
CHESNUT STREET TyiMATKE.
PHILADELPHIA.
W. L. Bunror -. :. LESSEE AVID MANAGER
MIR. AND MRS G. KEAN
FOR SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY.
Monday Evening. October X7th,
Will be performed THE LADY OF LYONS-Clsude Mel
note, MIR Keani Pauline, Yrs L Kean
To conclad- 1ith THE KING AND I-Sr VIM Melrose
MIR q Barrett Drake, Mr. shaw; Jessie, Mrs w II Smith.
AHCH STREET THkATHh.
PHILADELPHIA.
BENEFIT OF MRS. A. {. MOWATT.
Monday Evening, october 27th,
Will he performed THE BRIDE OF lAMMERMOOR-
Edgu Of Ravenswood MIR Crisp; Lucy Ashton, Mrs A
Ait.r which, THE FIRST FRATRICIDE-Abei, Mr.
Wood Cain, Mr. DAVIS.
| Dancing.
To concud. with USED UP-sir c Cold.tream Mr. Crisp
BOWERY CIRCUS.