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DR.. LARDNER,s LECTURES.

DOPULAR LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND ART
TOWNS in THE UNITED STATES, BY DIONYSlUS
LAlDNER, Doctor .. Civil Law Fellow OF the Royal So
ceies OF London aud Edinburgh Member of the Universe
ties OF Cambridge and Dublin, aud formerly Professor OF
Natural Philosophy ard Astronomy in the University OF
London, &c. &c.
The Publishers Dr. Lariner having brought
close his public Lectures in this country they have
awaited themselves OF the opportunity thus presented in
duce him prepare for publication complete and anthem
tic eton Of .cse Discourse The general interest which
for the last four years they have excited in every part OF this
country universally felt and acknowledged Probably
public lecturer continued for the length
collect around him audiences The SIM
pcty language perpicqily Of reasoning, aud felicity Of
illustration which rendered the oral discourses unve
sally acceptable will be preserved in the published report
which will indeed be- nearly possible identical with
the Lectures us they were delivered.
The subjects which Will beincluded viii embrace variety
oftopics the Astronomical and Physical Sciences and
their application 10 The arts offe.
~ The work will appear in numbers or parts will he
printed good type and coplousy illustrated with engrav-
Jugs ltwil be completed III II NUMBERS and will constitute
large ana elegant octave volumes The price will lie
tXertv-nve for each number.
The work Is illustrated with Engravings and
when completed will form two large and splendid octaYo
'Oar sincere wish that these Lectures might be in the
possession every family in our community"
cdr Lardner has uucommonly happy facility OF ex.
preston, combined with easy and striking Illustrations,
that he charms by the very music OF his periods, while lie
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picuity Of reasoning AID felicity of illustration will
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alt viii be worth 20 the world Than thousands
many the cheap publications that ooding the
try Montpelier II. Freeman.
1--WE hope that works ohis useful and interesting chaFac-
Tar viii supeFscde The d.use OF hcon that has prevailed in
the country for several years. Columbia Observer.
The author Possesses great powers OF explaining and IA
Is calculated to be widely and lastingly popular"
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Curacoa Nov 2, schr Manson Coleman, just art from
Boston. No other American vessel in port.
AT Rio Jineiro, Oct 6, ship Eunomus Mansfield, for
York. wig cargo.
At slonteydco Sept 6, bark Izette HOrron I'm Salem,
June 49, Sd being unable 20 up To Buenos Ayres.
o: the blockade OF that port by the British
aud French fleets.
At st Thomas, Sd inst chip Emily Davis from New
York II days.
At Arkansas Bay. 9Th inst schr VIM Bryan, with COM
pauy OF volunteers. :ur New Orleans wig water.
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SPOKEN Gc

Lat 81 So Ion 10 so ship Moatcello days out from
Mex O-enns bound to Liverpool.
Oct 10 la: 20 81 Ion "a 2G bark Suwarrow, Sleeper,
from Rochelle Tor New York out 2S duys-all we'll
Nov p lat e y, Ion "a TO- brig Kmbal OF Thomaston
steering W.
Nov 10. lat 80 lon e. bark Rio Grande from Europe
bound TO New Orleans
Now lat "a ~ Ion &c IS schr Hope, of North Var
mouth, , days I'm Kingston, for Newfork
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WUAI,ENITN

Carr at Edgartown l7th ship Howard, Bunker, Nant to
complete filing for Pacific.
Cid at NBcdtora 18Th ship Arab. Bailey. Atlantic.
CID al Aau pose,t 18th, bark Willis Higgins, Atlantic
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GREELEY & McELRATH'S PUBLICATIONS.
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LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY,

Delivered the Royal Observatory OF Paris By NJ hrago,
Member ohe Institute off rance &c Withexiensve additions
by Donysu Lardper formerly Professor OF Astronomy aud
Natural Philosophy the University Of London Illustrated
with numerous cuts and diagrams
APPESDIxTabe of the Consultations, with the number
Of in EACH far those OF the sixth magnitude sum
mary Price 25 cents Five copies for ST.
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rtlE TRIBUNE.
NsysNass,., ,.,-s>Ns,s LEE
wwa u { e'NsSs''

aalN.x wampeyers aN IN the sAy
e>>m Which n dripping cs'a 10 shed--
cswAyA ", we,eSc Inc teya ,hey ny
l'y (esAoy Y,leSd
s9car,ss, y; tSc FeA,Neccd hSna
ASerua,>ox tAst they seek land
" .NoaS,>ss s,i t'1wor-
sNse wAser> ,Nise,, ~ golden ssnd.
rls.NjnS thy>>,SA ycne'c SNwsrs
es,>sA tho s>2yi .,NSelc-tela e~aends
Use AS,elS whistle " the quail:
Asi ,a,ayess,Cy ,s., f,r>ss, bends
Us SVws eop IN the gale
rr,s. wh;>A u, lesi' tSnnsr Nrcsm'-
II, snN>,sNi tSee ~ passing CLEANS
~ s,aSAsse isses,hecwi--
escA ygaa& gsss,,,,yjSl pillar seems
GA Eeast> : SysSo epccarcc
III
~ MoNs s;,,es sA&s sh>NN Ct ls,s
reses, s,S,yy,,la,ct Gags in air,
cz.s>S,,>3 sad IN $ ocown'ess state
p,.asc;,So 6>a;nres wear,
Lae c7s.e,: ,asijea W her VIC
s~laSias he,,hju ;y,as - ara 70.
Tx wisa-sweGI willow mark
wAss rsS>s ,,,>>FS Ger ,le meadows low
Aa3 sg,s,ss above grow darn,
y,w ,,'cad;7s,y she poplar stands,
Wan ;7xae;,,g u he ireSry wood!
Ike s,.ss yl>,:. wreicA with mp dung hands
Spared ~ oY?ressay r'ide;
rs eha ss;2c hjs irc,aset cast.
Lax. IKE warrior Qeellei a, las;,
Wa coG.ss the ,iezdy stroke
s<,3 wrS>.le- wi;A ,he ssrly hlss;.
TsUeas. A,hss,c,l;Sc, the oak
November {: f,,h;ii;as naien
!. A=sy ~ Tie wood and XII
casss:us 8, rss<e: aast; Of green
orhr;sa: tssa3 lingering sui;
&c sssss n wrath he !orss, aooT
As dead A,&yes fy his breath before.
Azd c7,4kias Seaa3s sge beard
N:ssse5 Win sos6JpS and The poar
.: waves % a&irsss S;igT'd.
-.
AK &c wiS.sNi 10 travel ia-
r-a-a or cola c3inse the King of Dsy
aas3ss Soa.hw-zri his beclouded car.
Aad welcomes evening grey.
! sse friends Ia, Gait, IN adverse hour
Eae taiy3.- u ;be;T posnp ana power,
as 7osecAeeked band haze fed;
\ ssoozay t7oop with hrows that lower
Are docking round instead
VII.
s-z,ge aaz1sy !ell on hill and dale
Wien geu;lo Indian Summer cana
DISCLOSING. ;h7Oasb iiny veil,
Acown q .addy flame;
SIZE REDEEMED with her touch tie rill,
T.s.oo2iag purple On the hill
Ee- magic fingers hang
TA7uaEh Nasurs sen; joyous thrill
A-d ,aned her harp unsuung
VII.
o. 5r:e! and d-ean-iike was her stay
harsh, discosdaa, voice went forth.
Driving he lovely nymph away,
From Inc chill. darkened North.
Robbed Of It's lining softand blue
Tie welkin wore I le2den hue.
TIE felds shading brown
Wild bird and bee from sight withdrew,
AID binding. sleet came down.
TX
4 tyraa, comes, November drear'
Il twain thy mace Of power to rsnd,
AID OF pale, wind-shaken bier
Thy frozen form extend
&c VII ins1l: thy stiff remains
syloadiHg them with icy chains,
Oh spectacle forlorn
Then, while the wide old wood complains.
sound his disnayinS horn.
-a5.r l3s5
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Uin0ou Ghabes.

S%TINDUW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce-sL New
~ YorsThs Only mandatory Of any extent IN the Unit
ed The subscribers offer for sale the most splendid
assortment Shascs which could DO collected together,
consisting OF the following styles:
pairs beautiful Goc. painted By artists These are
all vie vi celebrated places in Europe.
1000 pairs Gothic Conthan, and Landscapes,
such as are generally sold about the City.
rs pairs beautiful Corinthisn painted in Florence
100 pairs the celebrated places IN this
country.
sOoO pairs Of cheap Shades from 62i cents 10 81 So
We pied &c ourselves sell leo per cent cheaper than
other house in NewYork Persons wishing to see tho
process OF getting ihs most useful articles, shown
through the painting rooms with great pleasure.
Signs Banners. and Interior Decorations not TO be sur
passed Trimmings OF all kinds al manufacturers prices
Persons buying sell again. dealt with on the most ber-
al terms o2O Su BARTOL DE MAUNY.
sTHENCH WINDOW SHADES -. C. Wood
ford 1891 Broadway, has received an extensive Us
sorrnes OF the Shades vsrying from 70 Il feet IN
rugh Also nvoc- Of Preach landscape Paintings OF
new designs, &c Corlnhian Columns NC. The invoice
contains a5olt 700 prs low priced end will be sod accord
nEly.
n B-M-rcbans and Uphosferers buying TO sell again
will he allowed hibers discount Next door 10 the corner
OF Keade-s. Lsarga's Buildings Mol j. G. WOODFORD
90 HO0 WINDOW Shsdes-For sale r, wholesale
A,UUUor retail, at reduced prices. Persons dealing
IN ls article find complete assortment ut prices from
10 per cen less than where they get at second
third hands. n B.-Good OH Washable Shades from 10
e. par-beauiiin from IS TO S5bes from SO 10
SIP. kelly l. RlKER, Exclusive Window Shade
o22 Dealers and Manufacturers. ISL ChaIhau-st
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fine natrbes ann -Jemelrp.


DICHARD FISHER JR. Wstcb-Maker and Jeweer,
u IS prepared sell WATCHES al retail lower than
other HOlse n The city. A he Is constantly receiving
ali descriptions direct tie Manufacturers IN England,
God Wstchcs from SIS 10 Slco each; silver
DO. from - so eacir-al warrsnsd 70 keep good nret
the Ou-y returnei Also se.y good assortment OF
JEWELRY aEd SILVER WARE very low
u. S.-SecOnd hand Watches sEi Ulc Gold s-d silver
Ase1 in exchange bOCghl For cesr Watches, C!0csf,
Mnsc Boxes rd Jerei repaired u the rest manner arc
warranted. by experienced work-a, low any Other
Ho1se il Ll:s city. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer Z!
Nscres and Jcey, Wholesale nj Retail No Isl Srosc-
,-zy- S-w-YorS, few doors a5oyftis City Hospital
El4v RICHARD FISHER u
WATCHES, JEWELRy, SC.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF God and Silver d.
u pex Patent Lever Anchor EscEpenent, Lep;ne and
IN Europe, which viii he WARRANTED perfect Time
Also some new Pattern, Of Gold Chains Seals. Keys. Sc.
Do do. do God Pencil Cases . Gold Pens
Do. co. 20. Thiinbies, Rings Pins, &c
Do do DO Bracelets, with Stones
Do DO do. Silver FORKS, Spoons, &c.
Al the Shove articles will be sold al the LOWEST PRICES
and warranted be eQuR 20 the BEST made In The city.
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers vi Fine v atctts &c
No I Nssssu-st opposite TIE Custom HOUSE
p S.-Ths above articles carefully Repaired srf W az
rs1ied BIZ he skiul worknen IN the cT. $50 osy
MATCHES AND JEWELRY.-The subscribers
invite The attention of strangers ana others wishing s
City. stock OF fine Watches and Jewe!.y which Is
ro.g complete Tor the Fall trade
Their selection OF Watches embraces several very superior
time keepers tire celebrated makers, AID offered
purchasers stuuusus!iy low prices.
Rich Je'rery OF every description; Silver, Psted and
Britannia Ware: Maa.el Clocks Fancy Goods, Go-
Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired by -Nprerced
vurEr.ec- LOCKWOOD = SChtBNE,s..
sso-tf - Pearl cor o. Faltru orcosi;e o. : Hoie
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GAVE YOUR DDLLARS-3,ooo doz. FIRE, premium
~ Sutpenders
10000 pairs mems 'yomens and childrens' Rubbers
1000 do mems strapped Overshoes, leather soles
LOCO do do Me;sllic do
1000 do ladies' Metallic Buskns
600 DO do do Slippers ,ai Sandals
$40 DO do Sandals. leather soies
All OF which are warranted he equal The hes, IN the
world and eir color under any circumstances
for sale cheap lie warehouse OF the NJ J. In
dia Rubber Factory, IS Maiden-iane
NO If HUTCHINSON L RUNYON.
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AMERICAN FARMERS, ALMANAo FOR 1ezo.

rgNHE AMERICAN FARMERS ALMANAC for 1916, is
published and for sale 10 e Trade and 10 Country
Merchants. The Calculations 10y DAVID YOUNG; and
the Calendars adapted for every Sutc in the Union
short appropriate farming article VIII he found on eech
article by Professor Trail the Production Of Butter
Condensed View OF Agriculture and Arts from Esworths
last Report; Grubs and Birds; Road Wastes Rearing
tie; How TO Raise Turkeys Swine Running at Large
Explanations OF Terms used by Farmers; How 10 BreGk
Oxen, Farmers Harvest Song; Floral Dictionary,
Complete Vocabulary and EXposor of the Sentiment OF
Flowers,!s article alone is worth lhe Indies
than tie whole OF the Almanac, and is usually sold
about . when published in any other way ;-Tt
Yankee in ltay Extraordinary Surgical Operations BE
sides many other articles both amusing and Instructive
PRICE, 81 so per 100 copies. For sale by
GREELEY & McELRATH. New.i York
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GREELEY K MsELRATH
he NASSAU. street, Nelc. 7

August 10th, 1545.
- Editors who may fit to publish this Prospectus
and marked copy, shall receive the paper for
year ensuing.
s- Postmasters may remit subscriptions nj rick.
Bull of al! specepuyn Banks are received at par.
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geogl Nntitss.

IN CHANCERY of New,Jersey-Between Samuel Z.
Cornish comrTt and Patrick Couganand Mary his WIFE,
observation-disclosures of publication happening TO this Court
the nt p u, be 6a an
sale OF certain morgaged premises in The said bill mentioned
and that OF subpoena appear and answer directed
Tie defendants, hath been regularly issued elurnabe 10
the of September Instant but that the defendants could
not be found in this State 10 lie served herewith and have
not caused their 70 be entered as IN case such
had been duly served ard 1t being made TO appear
by affidavit 10 The satisfaction OF The Chancellor that the SAID
defendants reside of Inc State OF NewJersey, wit
the State OF wfork- is thereupon, on this hrst day OF
October the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred
iortyve, motion of osErH FUTILE, Solicitor CT
the complainant, by this order directed by the Chancellor
that the said absent defendants do appear Plead
eInur the coplanantz BILL before the third Tues
be made against Chancellor shall think equitable
and just And is further ordered That this order SHALL
said Defendants by delivery oacopy thereof 10 them,
be published within the said twenty days in the Newark
State and continued therein weeks SUCCESSFULLY
least once IN every week and also in Ike manner a1a Tor
SAML R. GuMMERE. Clerk. oil law6w
DY ORDER OF Hon. Joha Q. Wilson, Judge OF Al
~ bnny County Courts, Counselor &c notice is hereby
tachents against abscondng und concealed debtors that
attachment has issued against the estate OF William Har
lately residing The city OF Albany and that the same viii
be the payment of bis debts, unless he appear and
months the first publication OF this nouce and thai Inc
payment any debt and the delivery OF any property be-
OF any properly by him for any purpose whatever for
hidden bg law and vod.-Daled the 18th day OF Octo
ber 1875 WOODRUFF u YOUNG, Attorneys
OH law for Attaching Creditors, Exchange Albany.
IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of New-York, Notice is hereby given ali per-
sons having claims against WALTER KELLEY, late OF the
City York, sipnaste deceased, 10 present the
same with tee vouchers thereof the subscriber,
s!derce No l5 Cherrystreet in the City OF New-Yor
or before the eighth day OF December next Dated New
York the iih day OF June, lS45- ELIZA KELLEY,
ie5 iawsIl' AdnInisiratrlN
L County Of New-York, Notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against Stephen c. Roe late OF
the City OF NewYors Physician, deceased to present the
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber ais Office
with Henry Sherman Esq No 70 NassGu-st il the City OF
Ne-York, before the tenth day o. April next Dated
Newly ORE. the ninth day OF October, lS45.
oiU law can JOHN CBRYSTTE. Administrator.
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GERMAN LANGUAGE.

a PHRASE BOOK IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN
IA with literal translation OF tbs German into English
together with complete explanation Of the sounds and the
accen,uaton the BY Moritz Eriheiler. For
Schools and Private Leaners Price . CENTS The usual
discounts Agents and Booksellers For sale by Zieher
Co Piadelphia the office of the Deutsche Sclnelposi
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WING ALMANAC FOR 1915.

THE WIG ALMANAC FOR 1915 contains the Cos
stituion Of the United States Declaration of lndepea
without abridgement also contains Alphabetical
bic OF Duties Merchandise besides various other
OF general interest Price l2i cents, 81 per dozen.
WING ALMANAC FOR lsA4.
few copies Of the Wig Almanac for 1914 containing
the Tarif Law OF 1872 besides other permanently usea
matter, are for sale. Price l2i cents.
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gOaRDING SCHOOl

BOARDING SCHOOL.
s1REPARATORY (BOARDINGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
4 TOWN CONN.-D. II. CHASE, A NJ. PRINCIPAL
Established in 1885 Sessions Mag 5Ln and Nov.
10Th continuing months, $50 per session. Thorough
preparation College business and personal eentorn
ere secured 10 pills fully in the most expensive schools.
Lad, from Sewfor placed in charge OF careful per
con- goDg and eu:rug CirculGrs 81 II Market street and
n. S-aai',gav 12S
IGI@3RDty-- k,iDii,si SUHUJi., No. 400 Bow
ery and La Fsysie places New York. Mr..
hs- the honor thai his School s Day and
evening E.cuesiIino Tuition aud exercise Riding
TEBMS
10 Less hSipan hh..o; % ea n'sn .ss 90
10 do .......... IL on 2o Rdes...-.. ~
do ............ ; 90 10 do ............... t 90
single Lessons....... e1sase Rdes............ IS
Road On ........ 5J'
~ sHichly .5u'ued and quiet Horses, for the Road
Parade 20 ieL EVENING CLASS:
u Lessons.........S9 0ol2u Rides 90
Siugie ........... l 0OiSiuy.e Rde3.......... 10
RULES:
|. AL Lessons or Rides paid Tor on commencing.
= One allowed for eGch Lesson Ride in the School,
8. One hour and, II half for Lesson on the Road.
4. Hours Tor Ladies, from 8 A. hi. 10 s ?. NJ
J. Hours for Gentlemen from 10 and from 10 81, 2 Nj.
G. SO gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
20 Ladies'.
Rides.
n Is. The School has been reitied and furnished with
Stoves Ladies delicate health need be under no aPpre
htns;on ofttking cold. lo5l
card OF sdress requested previous coTnrencns
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Esrk Ms.crpa Brown, from no JsNc''o ''A Wv
mi, Malta Hs.iy. Wilmington, NC naval Sore s. f,-
Br;S Olive Auscr l6 Is fm 81 Thomss IN '-''"' 'O'
NG MI n Mabp Rollins 81 as I'm Laguna, oswood &c
20 Geo Hlr;it:. No.. ", cool
Er George Spies 10 Us ttn Luoec pias'ef " Ia
san Defence. Bslcu,nc - d. I'm Natasorda (le1as)
,o:t,u 10 Brewer & Nelson
Sc,r curlew TYkioc Is dis I'm Curacao, iogwood ana
aims 10 Joseph eoulke Il Sons.
S,br Lucy Jameson. Tnomaston lime.
Schr Congress Higgins. ds I'm Machins lumber TO
snow. 10Th inst oil Cape Ann, experienced heavy
aa OF wind from SW-lost part of deck load boats &c
chr Adelaide S,ratiord, So hours from Norfolk, old
rigging. &c.
Schr eranccs Howes, Philadelphia, coal
Sch- Co-uclia Falkland Boston.
Schr Page Chambcrl!n, Boston.
Schr George Spccr, Godfrey, ds fu Norfolk, corn 70
w Williams
Schr Challenge. Foster. Thomaston, lime.
Schr Delaware. Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Joseph Henry. Chcrrystcne. corn
Schr Cornelis. Boston, mdsc.
Schr Texas, Ess;port, fish.
Schr Maize Thomsston lime.
Schr Clara Newport, mdse.
Schr Granville 1homaston. lime
Schr Michigan. Baltimore mdse
Schr Amazon. Moore Machas, timber.
In the gate, a lumber loaded brig from Calais.
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jrbnoi5.

I FF,lN ] 10,
h ts.-it>. Cher Couuert Dr T. " fcr!er, - 81
lts he's Place v reopen Their Schoo! on tie l6 Of
Scp,-;nbui.
Besides preparing scholars or College they give such par
;cu. the study and practice Of the French tia:
for the GsI sxieen this institution has been opera
ton instance OF pupils who could no! speak
French fuenJy Ritcr years III tas School.
The French and Spanish languages pg.i o; The reSi-
"a: couTss o: instruction in III. school
German ia ESQ aughi desired for WHICH charge
iFTrsda. Aux SIN
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a TJ.ASTIC DOCk.-The Owners and Captains Of
"a ships steamboats, of largest class respect
July informed thai cuIauodlous safe bcs for oVring
their respective vessels during the approaching winter may
he ohialred within Ike caprcious Basin OF the Atlantic
Dock and reasonable Iasn my of the open
DOCKS along the shores OF the poT;-
There IS ample TooID :or ey quantity o! Lighters, Canal
or Tewbcats with perfect protection from Ice or Other
casualties. 10 wtict Graf. exposed elsewhere.
Owner AID Agents viii ;r interest TO call a. the
cfiice OF lle Atlantic Dock Company, No. Walls.-
ul5;Jy
! ST'TER nALa%CE En- Penc,i Case,-For the
- New Postage LaW.-JOHS SHELpON'S Patent
Unique Pcc-e: Companion containing Letter Bagce for
the els 10 c;s. % oil Postage, the o. o.
or ana O. Avoir1upois Weights; ACHIEVEMENT Pen
AMI Holder, improved evrrpointed Pencil. TooihPick
and SUvereuusge, Letter Seal, reserve Tor Leads A.
top To Case and he 'Thc.c serves 10 ra2scre with
bs.cs exactly iucEss oriang complete st1liul u Par
yo lie cucvieaces OF Lich are seevtehL Fer ny
JOHN J. BROWN L CO. 10 FuiIou-s- nesr Nassau
i descriptive circular "a piveI! with each article nr
SkyIfIE liUDs and iiouad irOn.-Ths sipsclDsrs,
~ Agents New-Jsrsey Lien Co. have on hand II la ss-
sortni.ai OF Round Iron and Wire Rods together with
Hoops Bands Scrolls Ova!s Hall Ovas. and Sheet Iron
rs SHERMAN, ATWATER X CO. - 5plioo-st
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1T NEW LINE OF Packets for LiyerpooI-Packet
go OF 2lst OF November-The splendid, iss:saing
-|1>A ard favorite Packe,-Shp ROTTlNGUER, 1905
blrhen, Capt Ira bu!sley, wi! sail Friday Nov
2lst her regular day.
The Ships OF this line being all 1900 tons and upwards
persona about embark for Old Country will fail
the advantages be derived from selecting this line
preference other their grca, capacity them
every way comfortable eLd convenient than slos
small class and their accommodations for cabin,
cabin and seerage passengers II Is well known
ror any other line oil Pacsets. Persons wshug to s
board, foot OF Buriilg -sip. 10 w x J. IT TAPSCOTT
their general Passage Office Is Sous corner Maiden-
lane.
r. The Hottnguer viii sail from Liverpool on the 81,
Janusry. Persons wishing IN serd for their ends can
rave them brought out N this magnificent Packet or any of
the regular line sailing the lsI ttp 7h Ill., 10Th 2st
and 18th Of every month acknowledgements. Application
10 be nnde as above, or 10 WIN. TAPSCOTTSor GEORGE
RlPPARD SON Agents IN Liver pool So Waerlo Road.
Drafts for any amount, payable demand without dis
count In all the principal towns OF England Ireland Scot
land and Wslcs oil times be obIaired application
tit By le,ter postpaid as above)
The elegant Packet Ship OSCiUS will succeed the Hot
nEer aud sail on tho Goth OF November her regular day
1T FOR LIE packet OF the IN
Ss5ss OF December-rhe spicadid picket fhp ASHBUR-
TON, Wa Rowland, laAster, viii sal us above, her
regular day.
Having very superior accommodations for e-b, second
cabin seeTngr passengers Persons intending %
Should maks early appcatAn on board, foot CT t
orto JOSE PH McMURRAY, leo Pine-s- cor ot Souinsi
The and elegant packet snip Henry Clay Era N!e,
master will succerd the Ashburs3n, a.d SAL GU te OH Jan
irregular day.
~ r. Fesso4z lcscnus OF sending Their lundt, eau
have tie e!tlcI OF tho above sploucI1 Noa-
ses moderate terms by making application - sossA