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EUMBE RT'S

Medi-o-Elecirical Institute.
rTr Established in 81 9, for the Treatment of
Disease by Electr:city.-Electrcity is valuable
auxiliary remedy in all forms Of diseased action Properly
anplied prompt and efficient in the of Acute and
Chronic Rherma;sn, Gou, Nervous Headache general or
partial Debility. suppression or retention of .he Menses
Cutaneons krlpuons lhrgHmancn OF me Eye or Ear
swrlinrs and other similar disea es-aresng generally
in few days the accumnsting misery of months years
amer all the other resources of medical hive been tired
and abandoned in despair Dr. that the successful
treatment, Of by Electricity fo- &c years in this city
enables him 10 dispense altogether with pubic testimonials
or references He may he consulted by those unacquar,ed
win the remedial Of Esctncy as usual .rs;ousi
daily from A NJ o8 r II. The ycry poor attended 10
sratl, be;,yean The hours OF 3 and P NJ.
Dr. 4. C. HUMBERT. Medical Electrician,
ooI I'm Western Oa!ce No ~ Sullval-s, near Spring
Guerlsins Roussri. and Prevoss Extracts Hair and Sna
wing Brushes. Shaving Creams and Soaps, Combs OF the
facureTs tsyaran,ed Cosmetics, Deniriaces and every
preparation belonging the toilet, FOR sale by
G. SAUNDERS ( SON.
IL BROADWAY, opposite Towards Hotel.
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rS WE HAVE SEEN THE SPLENDID STOVE foLis; , a. f
Cor,laud.si and Think u most rema'Aao'e A' N"N' "
nj
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re- ourards italian indicated Soap for the cure OF Pm
pies Frecklrs Tan Ssowness Euptons and all skin dis
hcuremcns the only depot 6! Waiker.s Is, Store FROM
Broad way So cents Il cake Grecan Hair Dye, Pesesa6e
IigtG Ron re- for crimsonng Lips and Checks; Poudre
Sub;,e rad,cating upeuou hair without injury to
the skin. Lily White for instantly scattering Iedness ana
from the ince Acoustic drops for curing deafness Sc
&c The above celebrated preparatcls OF DR.. Gourauds
only hear mnd al 81 Wakers lst Store
FROM Broadway
AcrNrs-E BTut,lc. Assembly Buildings. Philadelphia;
Jordan = Mk-st- Boston; Carleton X Co. Lowell Ives,
Salem: w t. Gerrish New Bedford Guild Bangor; Bliss
Springfield Green Co. Worcester; Myers, Nev'-Haven
nj If
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DIED:

% Wednesday afternoon. 9Th inst. of consumption
ALFRED, eldest son Of John Firth, aged % years.
noahs snt % days
TIE funeral will take place on Saturday the sth inst
CoareysuceI will be in readiness the Williamsburg
Ede o. The Grand and Houston Ferries at o'clock
T N. The relatives and friends of the family re-
9l..ied to attend without farther invitation ,.,.,
Yesterday morning very suddenly, CYRUS 5.
Ssu"HiNG, aged . years
bis re!t!iyes and friends invited to attend his flu
neral this morning al II O'clock from his late residence,
"est hobO.en, \. J.
Ga Tuesday night 4:h inst EDWARD D. WEST,
aged 80 years
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
n'ied to attend bis funeral Friday the 9TH inst at
= " al his late residence 300 Yves. Fourteenth.ss. with
oa fsrther invitation.
al Philadelphia on Thursday morning 9th inst in the
%U'a year OF her age, MARTHA B, HlLDERURN, daUgh
st OF Dr j. Augustine Smith OF this city.
Va the 9th inst John Symmetrical son of James
Armttrorg 81
On the 5h. Catharine. wife of James Dewire 81
@ on The 5th. Richard V. Dodson 30; David Hams
u John Roller 81.
Al Hanover. Va Cornelius Timpson, of n. Y7s
ss., TO- ~ 'N''' '''"' -
A'TrOy ID, Elizabeth w wife of VIM H. Young %
DISTRESSING AcclpxSr.-Mr Jos Myers. resid
s near Mercersbure Franklin Co Pa met his death on
I.ouusy iest IN distressing manner He was throwing
S'~n nay in The barn and when he was done dropped
80 OfK me handle Of which retained upright posi-
n .'1isclL uIop anu lei! upon ,ne nHnc!e
Inc fork which penetrated about TWO fee, through his
Wy de survived abou, 20 hours
York, Pa. Republican.
ufATH OF SAMUEL HARRISON SMITH Esq or WASH.
oIoS-The Washington papers announce the de-
% on the morning OF the Isl, of This venerable c;,i
w tie 18th yeer OF his Mr. Smith was the ioun
s'na DUNG many years the sole editor, Of Inc Ma
"a lheligcncer. intimate and confidential friend
"'saesson Madison Monroe. and their associates
NAvAt-Wc learn iha, the Figate United
s' Preparing for sea at Navy Yard destined for
:, Aeoiisrranean
d. 80. Surveying brig Washington arrived at this port
- 'Oseaoon, from cruise-last from Province,own.
Boston Daily Journal.
niAihES UBscKIBERS.-A Sandwich Island
80 .sys that tor whole year il had but one deln
i-en' suesSsber WIN some of our subscribers just
,,s ae Their remlssness in this respect with the
IA 1saess OF Tie hcathcn Vermont paper.
s.aa SHOWS thai they arc far behnd US IL their civ
1ee!' souls proud science taught the way
AZ lake the papers yet withhold the pay.
Connecticut paper.
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COLD AND SILVER WATCHES relAied a.
" wholesale prices hyJ. T. W!lliston, dealer In watches
No Cortland street, up stairs, corner OF Broadway
AL watches sold this establishment warranted 20 per
form well money refunded Watches clocks musical box
orces Arrangements have been made with Dir. VIM a
Gamble who.e reputation watch repaer Is unsurpass
sd having been engaged for nEe years IN The nos
sd manufactures Europe enables him 70 repair tne mos
COMPLICATED work that can be- produced.
Trade work promptly done Oh reasonable ieTns ,ron
No I CnrIand-st stsrI
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I,,c Nm U.i IRON STORAGE.-The uude

nc ,SD BAR IRON STORAG E.-The under
nrt naytnr erected comnodious racAs for hssorting
- -, and having connected with his Warehouse extern
90 YnTIs for Pig Iron prepared 10 receive both Bar and
p upon very favorable terms The location OF the preni
n.s,-.n Piers and North River) opposi,. large and
y.nrut Docks very materially the usual oSpcn
ss OF cartage receiving and delivering Other merchan
lis, received Storage IN three atory hrpoot Stores In
.ursb,e a, the lowest raies- JAS. n OLNEY,
a. 9t .,,.-.,fv n Wast-s.
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Rea! Estate Sales.

MThe loans will be seen are about one-haf as large as
in 1887
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n. APPLETON & co.


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1t is work considered quite remarkable by the
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MEMS. YOUTHS AND cHILDREN's

P- CIothinz.-G-o.A y. Hoyt L Co. No. - Bowery
(uear BayadsL keep constantly on hand very large
sonent OF ready made Colhng adapted mems youths
and children wear made up in fashionable style and which
they Will sell either al Wholesale retail for cash. great
Garments made TO order in The very bes, style at very
short notice and with punc'uality o25 luis-
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AtlO, O'Clock, al The store No. L.sery-st
ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk, Aactloncer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY in 81 MARKS. pisce az

=. N,
VALUABLE PROPERTY in 81 AarEspisce and
Ninth ,ireet for sseTha beautiful House and Lot
No IS ST. Mskspsce the lot being q feet inches front
and by liz feet inches in deph the house 60 feet
deep excluding piazza the hrst aud second stories,
said pazzas being enclosed with ssshes There attached
house building also o: brick three STORIES IN
i,hed in bes, style. with marble mantes throughout
Also the OF said lot, ironting Ninth-st Ies
story brick House OF about 81 feet front and by IS feet
deep the lot being - !eei deep.
,he above property disposed Of prior 10 the 18th
instant Novcnb-r the Will be positively sold a. II
O'Clock said day, al auction al The Merchans Exchange,
by Anthony J. Beecker.
The premises viewed any time betore the sale
considerable portion OF the purchase money can
main bond and mor age II wished by the purchaser
nj 6fisr
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anrtiou Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auetioneer
BANGS, RICHARDS d PLAFT.-Stoe
~ N Brosdwsy.-Lberal cash advances usdo os cen
EKnments for auction saes
FRIDAY EVENING.
booxS-A large collection OF standard and scellaneous
Books. generally IN Suantisa
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
November IL and Is
VALUABLE PsIvArr LtsS,sr-A lnIge and valuable pr.-
Library OF English Ind American Books -p,br.cing
standard and desirable works History Theogy gjog-
rapby, Voyages and Travels Poetry Pine Arts ke~snons
them elegant copy Of Cadets London eit.ou Of SIR
Walter SCOTS Works the only edition embracing bis ene
works, 100 vols. beautifully bound in calf
IL COTTON d. CO. Auction and Comnisson Mer.
Il chants Nos us Fulton street, and 81 Ann street-Iib-
ers advances made eonhgnHsns. and prompt return
made
FRIDAY, Nov. s.
Atlet O'Clock ST No. 81 Ann-st
SHERIFF SALE os FuRStTURe, GROCERIES, kc-com-
prsrg Sofa Sdsboards Divans Ottonans Maho-
rany Cane Sesi and Windsor Chairs Tables Washsads
Crock erv snd Glass Ware Boston RCcksrs Stoves lc
Also by virtue Of Landlords warrant quantity Of Gro
ceres nests Drawers Cases Casks Scales, Refrigerator,
A No
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PY JAMES N. MILLER-

Atl0 O'Clock q, store No. Libertyst
BIRMINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD GooDs, Sc--On credii Of
monthc approved notesc packages and lots Of fresh
imported BIRMINGHAM and Sheffield Goods
Consisting OF Table, Butcher, Shoe and Bread Knives,
Files, Butchers Drawing HALVES. Plate, Chest Cupboard
and Trunk Locks; Flins Tea Tray and Walters, Curry
Combs Tea Kettles SaucepAns n.ed and enaneled V!ces,
Trace and Halter Chains, Carolina Hoes patent and com
Butts Candlcstcks, Snufers German Silver and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons Britannia do Tobacco Boxes Table
Butts James, Woodscrews round and square Bolts, &c-
Catalogues and goods ready for examination three days
before the sale
TUESDAY, Nov. IL.
At lOt O'Clock al the store No. L!bertyst
Doors SHOES BsoCASs-lQ00 Boots, Shoes and
Brogsns consisting every vaey-suabe for Southern,
Western and Northern trade. Sale positive.
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~ Mercantile Library AssociatiOn.-Am meeting
of the Literary Society OF tho ~ l. A." Will be held on
Saturday Eveing Nov halipGst7 IN the Leclureroom
The object Society 10 promote social intercourse
and 10 encourage frequent meetings OF the members for CON
versaiiona and literary purposes The members OF The Me
brnrv Association are peculy Invited attend
nc s.. Nv order c. B. VAN WICK, Secretary.
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DRoADyvAY BATHS, No 600 Broadway. q lev ss.
Id door. above Niblos GHrden.-Ths establishments hu'
,n renovated Throughout and IS now IN order 'os te Us
.ommodu,.on OF h.ih-rs. Warm Cold Vapor, Suipau''
Sho"e', a.'N ' HENRY DURELL
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~ To Landlords ana Attorneys-SHEaiFF's No
r1cE-The Sheriff Of The City and County % New-York ard
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys OF this City. that :hey are prepared
Landlords Warrants and the torecos1g Of Chstie Mort.
CAGES with punc,usty and despatch Application TO be-
nude at The Sera's Oice. room No g. in The Ciiy Ya
VIZ. JONES She-i5.
N.uy Wink Au- IL ls4i. arI: 7ui,
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES,

INDIA RUBBER SaO6S,
GLOVES, MlTTENS Cloth, Goats, Capes, Boots, &c;
u &c being balance OF our sioca remaining IRON se o
10Th INST is now offered prices than be found
elsewhere This being favorable opportunity purchasers
o3iTuN F2mts' S. C. SMITH SON 70 John.st
INDIA RUBBER MACHINERY FOR SALE;
Ober Clo,h-cost S50D /; will be sold for SIO
new Cylinder Grinding Mill-prce $40
Circular knife. with gnnd stone-Si0
Splitting Machine-Sl50
o3 2misTuNf' ;. L. SMITH y SON, ~ John-sL
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MEXICAN HiRUby AItE.-5i aniliac s,e - -
"A American HARDWARE Goods, such ~ Snyte.,
Forks Saws Aug-rs, Iron Pulies, CasI oui'S' :"
Axes. Haicheis, Scylhs &c Nc c., c,t Nails
Also makers OF Pig lrou Sheet Iron ana S'e, ~ tn
Hoop Iron &c obtain liberal advances upon
nie ca maj EDWARD l. THOMAS Is Broad at
NEW HULLED Buck. hsaimNsauy sas sahtb,
. sso IN bays OF 80 and = lb1. For sale IN lou TO
uuit, by Sn . 70 " = l. 6,,.n SD Tron.-s,,
% lmias succeason W aoh = oneDt ~ f'0''
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BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN. Auctioneer.

BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN. Auctioneer.
TOMORROW, Saturday. November 8, al 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. at the Sales Room, IS Fuonst Brooklyn gene
OF Household Furniture, consisting of Ma
hogany Sofas Book Cases Office Desk Mahogany Toue'
and Work Tables, Dressing Table, Maple and Mohagany
Bedseads Cane Seat Chars Rockers Beds and Passes
Astral Maite and H. Lamps croekey, Glass and China
Stoves OF various kinds in good order Olmstead and
other patents parlor and hall Drums and quantity Of
good Russia Pipe and Kitchen Furniture Brooklyn, Nov
TIN, l845. NJ III
JOHN J. SWIFT. Aucuoneer No. la5 PerEysL
SWIFT 81 MORGAN will sell Tuesday, Nov.
= H. al Y o'clock the Merchants Exchange the
story brick dwelling house, with good basement and atcs,
No a5 Peny-s between Washington and Yves tsrees, dis
SO # ms from the easerly hnc OF WeSst The house
30 T. ins In front in DEPTH the North ne 81 II ind
thence more eas,erly y f-makng rs tin the q u
in depth the soulherly line u Il ms more or
less.
5000 OF the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage For further particulars apply TO The auctoneers
MS St eod&MST+
a UCTION NOTICE-BENJAMlN MUONE swill
"A sell This Day at 10 O'Clock, at IS Johnst general
sorlmeat of Hardware, Cutlery III: consisting OF saws,
Sauce Pans Locks Candlesicks Hoes, Cards, Brushes
Shoe and Butcher Knives Pen and Pocket Knives, Table
and Desert Knives and Forks, Fire-se &c
Also SO boxes Segars. Also Fancy Goods &c
Also, Iron Chests. NJ lt'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In brig Judson from Dcmaara-Jsmes Brown, John
Turner, Walter Williams.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
IMMATURE ALmASAc. DAY.
THK sun. THE NOON FULL SEA. 20
Rises 80 Sets..4 As Morn.-.- - Morn--. AZ
LATEST DATES.
London. .....-.--.~.. Oct Havre. ----.-s--. Oct2
liverpool ---..------Oct 4lNew-Orleans Oct =
e SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED,
Brig Star. Hubbard FIN Antigua via st Barts Is DIS, in
ballast, To a Hubbard.
Brig Republic, Smith. I'm Malaga 9th Sept Gibraltar
LIST Oct, fruit. &c, to Shedding IL Ferris
Brig Clinton, Andrews, DIS I'm Savannah, cotton and
rice TO Sturges, Chairman & Co.
Brig Judson Russell Is DIS I'm Demerara, in ballast 20
Cartwright & Harrison. Oct 3lst Henry James, seaman,
died oil Intermittent lever.
BELOW brigs unknown. Wind NV.
sz.zaEaaz.eE-@
IT, Temperance lieeting.-Therc will be a Public
Friday Evening Nov. Tn the Methodist Church 18th
The Sh avenue Addresses vii be made by Rev G.
H. Read, OF the Peurst Church. Dr. D. NJ. Reese and Rev
Thomas Spencer, of Bath, England Appropriate Music
by the Choir OF he Church IL
u Notice.-The Members of KnickerbockeI Tent No.
90 l. o. o. +. and The order general invited 10 al
tend funeral OF Br Thomas J. Shields from Mariners
Hail. IN Cherryst between Clinton ana Montgomery SITS
- >' PETER J. PowLEs, C. R,
joins B. PARKER, Secretary. IL
" Temperance nieeIing.-There will be public
meeting OF The sixteenth Ward Temperance Society, on
Friday Evening Nov. 9TH, the Methodist Church. in 18th
near Addresses will be made by Rev. c.
H. Read the Pearls Church. Dr. D. NJ K. csc, and Kew
Thomas Spencer OF Bath England Appropriate music by
the Choir oi the Church. II
TT Teeth. Teeth Tech insarted wiihou! pan,
ana warranted good The natural oEes for biting and mas
TIC alton.
complete set of best mners! Teeth on fine
gold plates. CIV w
\ set OF best i0ineral Teeth on fine gold plate.
Tor the upper jaw, 10 be worn BY atnics
Single Tooth, from ..-..............Sl w 10 - ",
BY DR.. JONES, corner OF Csnss- and Broadway, en-
trance Cana-s- NJ GUS
u Sing Sing MIR. WARMERS new class for BE-
guners IN learning Sing Will open with admirable
acitles Friday evening" Nov. 9Th, at O'clock at All
Broadway. no us
Cr Mercantile Library AssociatiOH.-Am meeting
Of the Literary Society of tho NJ l. A" Will be held on
Saturday Evening Nov Sat hapsst7 the Lectureroom
TIL. object Society is 10 promote social intercourse
and 10 frequent meetings OF The members for CON
The OF the Me!
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u Sing Sing MIR. WARMERS new class for BE-
giuuers Sing Will open with admirable
iacies Friday evening" Nov. 7th, at O'Clock, at All
R-n.dvRy 2is-
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Jonx B. PARKER. Secretary. '-'' ' II

cS- Temperance Meeting.-There will be public
meeting OF The sixteenth Ward Temperance 3ociety, on
Friday Evening Nov 7h IN the Methodist Church in 18th
near Addresses will be made by Rev. c.
H. Read OF the Pearls: Church. Dr. D. NJ. Reese, and Rev
Thomas Spencer, OF BATH England. Appropriate music by
the Choir OF the Church. II
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CHEAP SOAP WORK:

CHEAP SOAP WORKS
nEPOT No Cortland 81. under The National Hotel
IL Johnson $ Waluu,s Oil Shaving Soap Do. Superior
Almond soap Do Toilette Soap AL very highly scented
and AT prc. lower than any other mouse All kinds OF Per
fuey for Barbers, Stnekeepers Families &c Sold By
C. VAN SCHOoNHONEN, No Cort!and-st
M OWED
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WILL PUBLISH Saturday the Artist, Merchani and
w Statesman of the Of the Medic and OF our own
time Partl By c. Edwards Lester.
CONTENTS.
A letter on the Genius md Sculpture Of Powers
An Apology for Powers
Conversations with Powers in his studio florence
serving NJ autobiography OF the sculpor-sh history
OF his life and works.
Letter on the establishment OF new Consunr system
and on Monday, 49, N.,r
Fstranaian ri,h map By Southrou. vol 2iho no '
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DASHES AT LIFE, NO. S

WITH FREE PENCIL: BY n. 2. Wis-The fifth
w and last par; OF the Daes al Life will be published
tomorrow.
Lei test to expose author, TO pick up his
paragraphs and hand them around with other mems WORKS
But Willis will bear it. They worth collecting just as
the rubbish god-5eaer's shop, and they are drawn TO-
geter In the publishers quicksilver giving I'm
pulse the particles 1t is OF the greatest blundes in
world suppose book Sc great sIair-to prefer
dull historian for instance 10 brilliant essayst Epgram
mstiss may be great wrers-wress jean Paul, who ls
scarcely any thing else Willis shines in these doppngs Of
thou gh which is like the shot from tower fall from 30 high
fancy that thew perfect aud entire they reach the pa
per. Other mems pancake are his pearls
f7Stis j. s. REDFIELD. Clinton Hall
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RESPECThBLE Young Woman. II Protestant,
~ wishes a situation seaustress understands dress
making The best city Reverence Apply Dr. j.
Er.ncis ocnlist jf5 Broadway. nj 2l|
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
IN brig Judson. from. Dem0Gra-James Brown, John
Turner Walter Williams.
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LOVE VS.. ODD FELLOWSHIP.
THE GOLDEN RULE the Oldest and abIesl weekly pc
i riodical devoted TO The interests Of The o. Of o. F.
published at "a oilers attractive table of Con-
tents for the present week
ODD tLLowsHtP DEPARTMENT..
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IT. Proceedings of the r. w. Grand Lodge November
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Th- Wandering Jew, Herberts elegant ransla alton. will
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on year after this date in town or country Now Is the
time this splendid romance for nothing Odd Eel
OF NewYork band in your names and swell the Isl
which is pouring in by hundreds from all parts OF lie
country Come! z. WINCHESTER, Publisher, "a Ann.
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Il AIDES, CATER BOUFS.-This beau

aniES, GARTER BOO iS.-ih!s DtautIIuI arr
Gle OF ali the fashionable styles al los anl lbs ana Hese
10 order at Ss hnd sng., equal 70 ey IN NE CITY Far
,.Hr ,,,,ion mid 10 the measure 10 insure handsome
w. Az, buck satin slippers of tie inst quality al ii
snings per pair Wit aay hanks 10 TIE .ad!es OF New
~ b,sIness merit continuance vi thelr
$50 e'- " J. B. MILLER, AZ Cansst
"'o'; between Thumpso and sullivan.
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The monthly statement of imports does not appear to
have been ye, received from Boston the most important
district next % New.York, nor from New Orleans.
The receipts upon the Western RAILROAD for the
week ending Nov. show very large gain upon the
same week OF astyea The principal gain in freight
the immense amount of produce pressing forward
from tho West,o market running that item up The re-
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Ut Teeth. Teeth Tech insarted without pain
ana warranted good The oEes for biting and mas