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Books.
WV TAYLOR NO. ? AsroR HOUSE,

DIBLIsHTS. THIS DAY. Matilda or The Memoirs u
1 aYou1g Woman novel hy kngere sle slihor u ne
Wandering Jew 0c irsrsa by Henry W Herbert, a.
th1r OF Nsrrilgsr Wvvl. &C
This thri elloA ~ his ropu ~ novel; and no~ pre-
s~0iei % IT, public volume of f8 pages. cheaper
4r ever Printed on fne paper sri clear type. Price 'nc
Or Thursday T1yrual. the Boferian Con-l raior W,
tie Day. OF Mars Theresa by MADAME Van PasLo" -
Translated from le German by o. G. Hebbe, l. l. D. and
{. 3. Brrsharlf. - ,
~ Tiis y one n TIE most thrilling well a. finished
novels have read from from e pen OF any suhor
from the faiherand OF romsnce Price - cents
r Ssuriav Tn Mysteries OF Paris. by Eugene SUE. su-
,hor Of Matilda. " lndsrne Jaw, &C sc. Translated by
Henry &. Deminy. ESQ
- Thi. new sni beautiful edit q one Of the mos.
ar novels n - celeb rliei author = completed In one
v0 . printed On fine paper and clear type ard q FAR ~
peror 10 any previous edition Prce g cents liberal
ror- made to the trs by addressing their orders %
NM. TAYLOR. No. Aston House.
Who also supplies All fhe cheap pub 'ators ot New
YORK Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore, al the Pnbl-h-
ere lowest cash prices. -
TO STRANGERS AND OTHERS.
MOS useful hooS inst receivsd-lne Great Meropo-
~ ,s or Gulie o. New-York, f0r 1876 Price > cents
The Pirates Daughter By the Author of he Consprator
IA thrilling story. vo.s. Price - cent?.
F1r sale wholesale ana retail by ". H. GRAHAM.
o.7 - T-ihrne Buildings. Nasssl--.
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~ Learn 10 Write Well.-Mr WlNTERTON IN
forms The public that hi- opcn day and even
in Tor the instruction pupils his elegant and much a.
mired system OF Wiring. SO. 81 Broadway, Granite
Building Geulemen's Classes at T. Z and 7. NJ Ladies
hours from u 70 l. Private lessons u desired. Classes
single and Double Entry Bookkeeping every evening rom
-
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NEW GOODS

Just received,
IN PCS very rich wide Silks.
~ 100 pcs. do do Cashmere De Ecosse.
~ do Paris VI. De LANES, very fine.
100 do very superior Cashmere square shawls
100 do new design Cashmere Long Shawls.
o-3 30 seoi BARKER TOWLE, II Csthsrine-s
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COIISEI N.-Assemb.y, Concert ast Military Bal
~ Rooms 49, Broadway, near Grand sL-Ihe pubic Is
respectfully informed that his aEd spacious building
erected boy the proprietor now finished and extensively
furnishes with he costly and elegant new Furniture,
suitable for the purposes contemplated, VIZ.
magnificent Ball and Concert Room for public or pri-
this extensive and splendid room having been
furnished WIKI every thing entirely new and OF modern
style and surprising elegance before attempted In
city, nine of the nest magnificent Chandeliers hung
In countless numbers OF brilliant glass pusms premiums
awarded tyr the pattern In lSi the largest most superb and
costly Minor The city also. - luxurious spring So
las i'm cushioned bacSs Window Drsperes OF the
est stv .e material 10 match the sofas.
Ladies dressing room furnished with elegant window
Draperes three very large and costly Mirrors marble top
Dressing Tables WIN style OF brackets " ash Stands
with marble togs cushioned Sofas Ouomans, superb gas
Chandeliers and repete with every comfort aud conve-
nieuce
The Gentlemen dressing furnished with equal taste
% corrspord and every convenience for ter comfort
The ref e.hmentroom viii be provided with abundance
the best the ~ produce. The supper room the
largest and convenient of shy In the city, its entire
engh l6 feet the wdes, part Is 49, and can accommodate
lo comfortably; every thing connected with his depart
meut " d. receive The utmost attention.
The above complete and elegant arrangements now
offered 10 the ball going public and puvae families The
subscriber respec fully socits cs from those in want OF
the above and hopes that upon examination they will
ind the truth OF this nouce and he viii guarantee To
every reasonable eXeron his part to endesvor 10 please
those who may favor him with their patronage.
GEO. w MILLER. Proprietor.
GRO ALkFR, Superintendent,
No..
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" DR.. >waynC's Compound Of Wild Cherry j. now
adm ted Nv thousands WHO are using daily be the best
medicine Ever discovered j. daily eecng most aston
ishing cures. Consumption. Coughs Colds, Asthma,
Bronchus Liver Complaint. Whooyng Coughs Papiiaion
OF th. Heart Pain n the Side and Breast Splitting Blood
and all diseases Of the Lungs and Breast The genuine Is
only prepared by Dr. SWYNs corner of Eighth snd Race
Philadelphia fresh supply of lie above medicine las
lsi been received and for sale 10y Dr. W H. Minor corner
Broadway and Johnst y. Y Haviand, Reese Co. y. -
john b. Dodd 71l Broadway. corner Of 9h-sL. Lewis
Loines 81 OrccnW ici y y John c Hart, 5s Grand
cor Norfok-s ~ y; Horace Everett, si Hudson corner
Leonard 81 y Y. VIM. Bailey corner OF Fulton and Sands
SIS Brooky1, NJ. VI L. Cook, Prospect and bridge
sis Brooklyn. and Benz. Odds, rs Broad e. Newark
o13 "
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a. Ernnci. q. TrcndmcM. Coun.eLol q LaN.

of Court No - BeekuansL New ork. VIII pracuce no the
Counts OF New York snd IN the District, Circuit aud 80
preme Courts OF lie United STATES Residence brooklyn,
y y o. Jus'
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ReiOrmcrs 90 The Sixteenth ard will meet this evening al
Chelsea Hal. icst OF 8h-svenue. al O'Clock. 90
respond 10 their nominations. Mr.. Bovsy and Mr. Cum
meiOrd viii address them. IL
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~ Fall Fashion Tor Hats. ISt5.-Our custom
ers can be supplied counter in the new -Nr
Fall Hats WATSON CO I'i thhinsin square
sll TThSSsf between Mon and Mulberry -.
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IL Thlrfeenfh WNrd.-LAND UI-NOte y0lTseI a
Fann.-A Public Meeting Of The National Reiormers VIII
be held this tuesday evening Oct 18Th, az Thsisn Hall
$50 Graud-sL o'clock. Those friendly the cause, and
all citizens invited 10 attend Messrs OC0nner, Tread
WELL Manning, Commerlord and Boyay, Wi. address the
fal FfFu
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fall tasblons.
MEMS. YOUTHS AND oHILDREN's

CLOTHING-CHARLES VI. CHURCH. No. loo Chat.
~ hansL would invite the attention his friends and Tho
public to his Fall and Winter styles of mems bsys
and chdrens clothing consisting OF nm. cloth drss
and frock coats Tweed and Cashmere sack and Once
coats beaver pilot ovscoats aud circular cloaks black
and fancy cashmere pans splendid sk velvet and msno
vests % all the newest patterns.
FOR YOUTHS complete assortment of Jackets. pants.
sacks and oyercoais made ia every style aud Of 81
sizes
FOR CHILDREN he offers great variety Of cloth velvet
and fancy suits made and trimmed IN The most AshonAb
manner all OF which he determined Ia sell al lhelow pri-
ces Those particularly requested 10 Call and
anime his stock before purchasng elsewhere. " lms.
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DESIRABLE

DEAL India cames hair Scars tor 81 real India csmel-
IL hair shaWi- tor Z real India Null dresses for 10
styles ombre Cacoes 6d per yard fast coor; hand
some Muslin De lanes and any other articles equally
cheap and de.irsb'eatMABBEIT, MI LLIGANS COs.2
Greenwich ard No barcay-- 20 all OF whchihe attention
of f0.. lafife- are invited Olb btiseOdr
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ROYAL 0URLEl, Aacuoneer
EOlA HRlTrANlCA Com

IL Book 4 sse. Ac.-This Evening Will be- sold by CUR
LEY ri LII Al the New -Nofs Long Room, l69 broaiw
large and excellent private collection Of valuable Books
embracing many of The Old English Prose and Poeuesi
Writers and including copy .! the new Encyclopedias
complete Also slarse Mahogany Book Case. Also. k~es
Encyclopedia. II vols Ac- o.S IT.
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i1- Award OF Premiuin~.-The celebrated imported
Bull frus, Old from the stock of tar spencer
awarded thu syveepsiase premium by The Premium
Committee of the American Institute M the Cattle show, a.
the animal the ground OF any age Marus J. owned
by Nm H. Morris ESQ and Thos Bell Of Morrsanis. 10
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sHEET LEAD AND LEAD PIPES.

Complete assortment OF al SEES. warranted Of e best
n ol.iy constantly ou hand ead Tor 81 e lowest
or ic.s by LATHAM l BROTHERS, 30 Wa-er-sL
y X. "TinPate1.' 0r Timed Lead Pipe a.-o
furnished price tc pure Lealrn Pipes The
..s,i4ie b OF Tn warranted as and weL al
can d1ueul. The same tine c manufacturers do not
wish % impose Ire pub-c oy rcccrne nin. Do 10 ley
know % i1 be- corrosive all distinctive Vi DEE eaL SAM
tles exhibited - 5n-eed-
I,OI NDRN Pie IRON tons SUPERIOR NJ. /
Il Pc Iron vel s.lp,e foundry purpose f1r sac y
JOHN H. BROWN BROTHERS.
~ q 60 sni 5l broai--L
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- Artificial Tccth.-FRoM MAJOR NoAH.-DeaT
Sir. H. both duty and pleasure slate that The
OF Artificial Teeth principle atmos pherc pres
sure which YOU made for lady my family, has succeed
ed in every respect IN appearance, comfort and utility and
has given entire satisfaction.
am, dear cir, win respect, NJ. NJ. NOAH
To LEvETr, Dentist, Do Broadway, of Warren
ffrtsl IL
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Qurtiou Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ancuoneer
RANS;s. RICHARDS a. PLATT.-s

JOSIAH RICHARDS; Aoeuone,r
nv BANGS, RICHARDS A. PLArr.-sso.s
40 2Si Brosiwsy-Llssfsl cash sdvarees made 90 eea
~ w sisDsS ' EVENING. ss,A
, booka-Alsre collection Of >tAn5src ma hiseAsheoss
BOOM Blank Books &c &c generally 10 QUANTITIES 70 SUI
MONDAY AID TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. Sd ard sth.
vsusble aedeN Library Of he late DR. Bs.ss Of n. Y
together with Mge eoleensn Of New M,a.cs Books
oraeips most OF he popular Text Books
10y JAMES VI: MILLER
ID TUESDAY. Oct a.
Al los O'CLOCK al the store No LEs>rsyst
Doors SHoIss>D BSOsA>s-io,o css,s boots Sho<s and
Brogsns consisting Of every vsey-sgiiabe for southern
Western and N0rhe,r trade sale positive
THURSDAY, Oct a.
Al 10 o'clock .tor. No. Lsberty.st
BisNISsn.N AND s"trsIrLo ooops. se--Qn seredh Of
imported min han and Shielded Goods
Consisting OF Table, Butcher. Shoe and Bread Knives,
Flies, Butchers Dr~lns ha.ve. 7 .is Chest Cupboard
Combs Tea Kettles ssacepsn.. unsed and ensrd Vices.
Trace and Halter Chains Csroins Hoes, patent AMI CON-
mon Buts Caadescks Snnier., German silver and Iron
Tea and Tsbe spoons. Britannia DO Tobacco Boxes Table
Butts Jamess woodscrews round and square Bots, &c.
Catalogues and goods really iof examination Ihr~7 dsys
before the sale.
l. COTTON 4 60. Auction and couirussios NJ.
chanl Nos MS Fulton street. and 81 Ann susse
advances made cousgnEiens. and prompt rsarus
made . . =.
sHssrFF s,LE-At loi O'Clock. Al No us Ehxsbethsta
quantity OF Boxes Box Boards &c. Also one horse o5e
horse power Ac &c. Also, immedisely after 81 No "a
Jame-L he o. soap factory including the FIX
lures. &c. Sc.
Auction >Ort(E.-bkNJANlN MOONEY VIII
"A sell The Day a. 10 oclocs, - IOhn-sl hsrdwae.
Cutlery SC CONSISTING OF Knives Ind Forks Pen and Poe
ket Knives Beicher do >sees Shovel. and rongs Table
Casters Buttons. Purses Guard CHAINS, Gndrons Shoyes
and Spades Manure forss Ssdifons, shell Bssksts, ke
Cologne Wster, Counter Scales. Ac-
Also czses shell Flower Bouquets Ia bssAets
Also, the balance OF small stock Hsrd~N-.
Also, lot OF Leather Trunks. oS IL
ROYAL 0URLEN, Agctloneer.
ENCNCLOPED BklTrANICA Compe,e.
Il BOOK 4 sse xc-Th. Evening Will be- sold by CUR
LEY HILLS the New Nofs Long Room, l69 Broadway,
large and excellent private COLLECTION OF valuable books,
embracing many of the old English Prose and Poeuesi
" Writer'S and including copy .! the new Encyclopedias
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%luAiRA, No. So Broadway between >prng and
n Pnncel-A grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert OF
S.rr.s Music win be given Al the above establishment
ruesisv evening Oct .sih, by the following well known
t.ent.-Mrs Phillips Mrs. Shsrp, MI Holman. MI hsva-
uagh Mr.. Lynch. Mr. kneass, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Oldhed,
and inil and effective orchestra
Admission 25 cents Concert commence al y O'clock
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- crber has the pleasure OF announcing TO the ladies'
and gentlemen of the city OF New York, that he intends TO
give a splendid Vocal and instrumental Concer; MON
DAY EVENING the 10Th of November, At the Broadway
Tahernaceon which occasion he Will be assisted by all the
most distinguished professional ability OF his city, combined
with the members OF the Philharmonic and Newly ork Sa-
cred Music Societies. Further particulars hereafter.
L. &. HILL.
CARD-U. c. Hi respectfully solcits all those OF his
musical friends ladies gentlemen, who may be competent
to take part in the performances either vocal nsumen-
tai OF the above oncert for rehearsal at the Cose
um, $50 Broadway. on WEDNESDAY Evenings, st !
O'CLOCK Z. NJ precisely. o6 tNoy0
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N-F--I 7-I'l 'III-7TT7I' ~ I'I''''aNaF
rIRCI IATI>t LIBRARY For sale chap. a
- Library ofabOut 900 volumes well selected for crcua
ton and good order Catalogue can be ses by apply
the subscriber ~ los Lherys hel veen he hours Of
1 IIN I.A
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MUSICAL BOOKS.

rvHE Psam0iis new and choice collection OF Sacred
1 Music, by Thomas Hastings ana w T. Bradbury.
Young Choir or School Singer for Inc Use OF Primary
Glasses. d. Bradbury and sanders.
The School Singer. Young Choirs Companion, by W.
B. Bradbury AID &. W. Sanders
The Young Me.oiis. and collection Of social.
moral aud patriotic Songs. hy William b Bradbury.
Bradhur's Singing School for Ladies' and Genuemen--
being his method % singing by note and the SRI of read ~
music Al sight iners persed with pleasing melodies rounds,
eiefs, sacred pieces Sc. by VIM. b. b fadbury.
Northern and southern Harp consisting of sacred and
Moral songs adapted % r most popular melodies for TIE
Piano forte ana guitar by Mrs. Dams
MARK h. NEWMAN, Publisher,
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10 STRANcERs AND OTHERS
THIs Day PUBLISHED.


illLFY PUTNAMs Foreign LlnraTy-No. -
w TIE Autobiography Of Benrenuto telini-ihe com
p'ee ani annotated edition - Roscoe. two parts fsri
i-i crnf- lu English cloth. by Bradley, - cents
"CclHri of hs dnary mer iu an eN-
frs0rluarv aye h- if-. hv himself j. anus
jig il1n any novel hnow" Horace Walpoie
The distinguished emineuce OF lis artist e times OF
The 'oh masters ihe intimacy Of Ceiln with Michael
Anceo. T-n and alte great Italian -clp0rs sn1 paint
of me s-c his councillors will Francis l. Of France,
Emperor Clir-s v Popes Clement II and Pau H. Tie
Dukes Aessa1ro ord C0smo OF Florence, and with many
~ e princes statesmen commanders. AMI 81 he'd
sa-uc- ofihai turbulent age VIII called forth all The
sies u Europe. and compelled author Than once
% exchange ihe ch-i tor the sSorhese circumstances
afforded n opportunities OF making the most Interesting
ob--rr atoms. and perhaps no ever more caps
Die of aTaliug himself of such advantages
Roscoe. Preface.
"Th- = perhaps the most perfect piece OF autob.ogra
ply tlai written Whether considered with refer.
the candor and verlcy of e author. the -put Of
le incde D. or the crsans vitality Of the narraii We
We never. intle - hole course Of our LIE. read a
book Of a more engaging description.
Retrospective Review
Part Il.-Comple'iug the work viii be repdy ~ few
days WILEY * PUTNAM. l6l Broadway, New-l ORR.
And all the booksellers throughout the country o-8
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC .......1His DAY.
TBR sUS. THE NOON. fuLL ETA
Rises q sets..5 0 Morn. 80 Even.-. 7 :
LATE7T DATE3
LOrion.......--....O Oct Havre Oct :
Liverpool ......-...Oc oct 4iNew-OrleaBs. oct u
Isy' SEE FOURTH PAGF.
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EUMBERT"S
M"dico- Electrical institute
TT Established in 1919, fOG the Treatment OF

Disease by EIecfricity.-E Electricity IS a valuable
auxiliary remedy in al forms Of diseased action Properly
applied Il Is prompt and efficient In the OF Acute and
Chronic Rheumatism, Govt Nervous Headache general
partial Debility suppression or retention Of the Menses,
Cuaneous ErUpuOns, Inflammation OF the Eye or Ear,
Pam IN the Side. Back Limbs, Muscular COnracOus.
Swengs. and other similar dseases- arresng generally
few days the accommodating misery If months years,
after all the other of medical have been tired
and abandoned in despair DR. H. that line
treatment Of disease by Electricity for 26 years IN this city,
enables him 10 dispense altogether with public testimonials
or references BE may bee consulted by those unacquiucd
with the remedial Of Electricity usual grgitousy
daily from A. NJ. tO8 T. NJ. The very poor attended 10
grafi5 between Tie hours of and : p NJ.
pr =. c. HUMBEHT, Medical Electrician,
OBJ SIN Western Once No n sulivsn-sL Spung.
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BOARDING.

IOARDING.-A leS seli-si fer-On- can be- bccou-
ID uioaa.r4 Will board AID desirable rooms on the ii
door OF huLse NJ 81 CLall cr-st TIE house Well sup
Piled will Cr0.ol wafer aud bailag room, % winch
Duar1er- t have ACRES -ol r4ia c-4.- References
given aud required Apply u u lfalAl.r-.i. OIL .-ff
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AK. WI>tHELI. celebrated 90 s lovers Of 'un a.
vi he rarest hlmor.s snd Ike very prince OF miia
and cenraor Of chartcers has been engaged A The
Amercsn Museum. and makes his debut Al = 7. VI IN
his grand Menagerie' and " anierng Duichman" t~O
take off," that would bring laughter tom dead man.
IT, and see him Oiher capital srisis beside the Dssogng
Views. Ac h. out the performances The Onng and boss
f nafl and artf s 1sest to be a. hours olS
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dmusements.



OBULL, in returning his hrsfnei 'hanss ior The many
gratifying testimonials received by him from he American
people las the honor announce ihai s .ss appearance
on Ia. Continent viii take rsf- a. The It1efnaeie on
Thursday Evening Oc' sob, lch occasion - VII eve
Concert for he sea-rf oi he " d0ws and orphans Asy
ium Fund ~ The Masonic of he sac ~ New
lors-on ~ Oh occasion be viii be SISTED by Mrs p
IOder v a. T. De Luce, Mr.. Dufe.d, and Orchestra
upon The extensive scale, under lie direction Of Nj
Geo. Loder
Tcset. 81 90 be obtained the usual places OF James
Herring Grand Secretary OF The Grand Lodge Of the State
OF New lofk g. III. Howard House, or OF The following
brethren: {. Burnett - ENchsn replace Henry no
birson = Williams John Mansnei, 80 Csna.si John
= Goodchiid Broo.yn. Geo. Gibbons Warren Hal, cor
Henry and and Of The fsierniiy IN general OF p
A MERICA> nj Sci h.-svery Day and Evening
htl.s week. commencing M0ucsy, Oct 4lih ls3e-spei
did penormancss every afternoon A. O'clock. and every
evening a hscpas T. The manager hss reenssged Tor
ore he Orsng Oliang the only living one now
America He wi be- al ~ hours together with th-
Eng sh Dwarf being IL Oh ard only p cces ngh
The Manager great pleasure N announcing an en-
gagecui th the ceebfsed drolest NJ W nchel whose
presentations Of eccentric shAscfers se without parallel
either America Europe. A.sO engaged the famous
D0ugola Nnsres whose soqg-, choruses, gees &c are
without parallel Msser Yac-, popular comic and negro
dancer. Also the beautiful AMI brilliant Dssoving Views,
The only rell In his country Nj Nerrhed. the popu-
ar nger M. Merrined the celebrated vocalist
asd dsnssuse. Madame Rockwell The famous and popular
fortune teller. Admission = cents Children under 10
wears ~ > cents extra 20 consul. The Fortune Tel
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. NIRICAS RDl,kKE.-Ma1sfsclarer Of
"A Amer ran ilarl Goods, sLcl b. STOVES, Manure
Fork. Ausers Iron Plle,, Cast Butts W ool>cre~s
Axes, H.cle.s. Scyas Ac L.
Also maAers VI n lron sheet Iron AID sie, Cli Nails,
Hoop Iron, SC CAL Obtain 3er advances upon coussu-
- .awi.d EDWARD l. THOMAS. IS Brosd-st
COMPOSITION ROLLERS cast i5r fnn.-r,, a.
- the new Type Foundry, No. 81 Ann-.L o. ~
NOTICE-Ncw-lofk. Albany aud Buffalo Mlzrelc
Telegraph Cpmpsny-The books u This Company WI
be open a. Tie ohce ii Lv.rg s0n Wells No. 10 W As-
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday OF his week Tor
sgpseIi pgons ~ TIE Csplal STOCK. o-S ga
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DUKsIANT to an order Of V. u. boSEsrsEL, sorrc
gate OF Duicbess County, Notice is hereby sy.n, w. an
person, having caims The estate OF Townsend way
are of tbe Town Of Fshk 10 said county, d-cessed are
required To exhibit the with the vouchers thereof 10
Ru.s. Dart at Ls place OF business IN the Ciy OF New
York No - Msidensne, before the lst day o. Aay
De II OF 40 default thereof elaine viii De aecs'eu she
-cned from pay men. by Wnsn 5 Camp, Executor &C.
out OF sad Dated this 2sn day OF OCTOBER isso'
WILLIAM 5. CAMP, Executor Of SAID estate
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS /!


ANEAfING.-Nsny manufacturers acknowledge he
w instruction they nave derived from Groys Treatise on
the Of Weaving. large octave book Of near pages
iners persed with engrayngs eNempying The yarOu-
machines used with accurate Instructions written IN plan
style, Mr Groy me author being practical and expert
enced weaver. Published and for sale by
n.T d GEn D. BALDWIN. s. spr1cesL
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~ To Landlords ana attorney w. s 70,
80 ne,,es would respectfully notify the Landlords and
.1~rrvs Of Ills City, HAT hey arc prepared TO execute
-5iori. Wsrrsnu and the f0reclOsing u Chate Mort
80 VIII punciIsily and despatch Application 20 -
sss Al he sharh Once, room 30. H. IN ihe Guy h.l
u'A-' NA JONES. ,t--if.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
THE NAVAL OFFICER,

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