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The increase In the receipt of WOOL shows rapid in
the production Of that important article in this
Punry This years clip has not made its appearance
the market to any extent but for quantity and quality
is stated to exceed any previous year. The receipts
the above table onlyincude those entered at the
stom house, including foreign and coaswise imports
be receipts of coffee this year will DO small compared
it'll last, markets, early the season. fully
applied from previous heavy mportatons The impor-
|ton Of foreign sugars this will be much less
last the domestic demand for consumption will
bceive large supply from crop. The in
in the receipts of hogsheads terces and barrels
that the supply from the South is taking the place
that from foreign countries. The production of
r in the United States last year about double that
the year previous The shipments of from the
puthern ports this have this been sixty thou
knd bales less than for the corresponding period last
has been aused by the shipment of supplies for TO-
egn markets direct than usual from the principal
ouhsrn dspots The operations in this staple during
past year having been purely of legitimate charac
Dr. the article has gone forward in the natural chan
|es whereas, last year the usual course Of shipment
pas dsranged by a very extensive speculative move
bent and the receipts at this port therefore
ually large, as this market is the focus Of all specula
live fevers, that from time to time act this country
ne for any increase or decrease in the other
ems the list Of very trining importance and have
cry little influence upon the operations Of trade gene
|aly.
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WAspscros. Sept. 80. ls4s
" HcFfftVV VVPs' VT TO
Ndpal Court of Ino,ltry--S irfh Ddu.

luqutry-otJfH
By Lieut. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Z. II. WIN
pER-Licut. Mclaughlin did not furnish his explanation
those last charges, until Mr. Henshaw took his seat
the for Diminishing those charges are with NTH
but state most unequvocally and positively hat secre
tary Upshur had determined TO try him upon tnoae
charges and that he altered that
(Witness has private letters from MI upsnur ON wy %
Florida affair and in such terms that ne couid ny naso
changed it) The Court thought the answer a. "s'o-
liant. a, ur..or, u.no
Enamiuafion continued-I never did present msmo
r;oI ~ about Florida war expenses; ureW
mn statement which handed 10 ne ,oinui.'o1 oh I'm
ps'La ,ha npner but believe u TO be areconciling
.a,ra,t N the expenses OF tho FLORIDA war; do not
49,. that there was hui ding materials than the
nuch.rs called for; did not say tnat these building
aarals re expended tho houses 81 The indian Key
TTbe were here suspended AID the Judge
Advocate and President Adjourned 10 Inc Secretarys
room for two hours.)
Examination res,sned-The items have enumerated
are mostly from MIR. Centers bills of hospital expenses
believe most OF the eatabes and drnkables were en-
cepted; never was an accountant officer under ths
Government; was Secretary AMI reasuer OF .a1
Baltimore and Port Deposit Railroad company, ~
kept the accounts of that establishment; IA, Iamsi
with bookkee png; during the three months ~,
poy ed in the examination OF Lieut. Mc W1
mand, at my request the fourth Au0i.ol no ~, IA
Meckn assist 10 make such eNahliio' .' "a's nv
facilitate my progress; my results az Y ~
own inspection and examination, ana VT Necshn ~
sstance was only auxiliary Wsneu ny .on =.
lat and tbe judicial vouchers were concerned WHICH
I adontad aner carefully comparing them WIN
tho originals. never obtained from Lieutenant isnn
anr iniormetion in relation to the vouchers hs,e
hoyyevsr obtaned from him much intormauoh ny
relation TO the events Of Lieut. McL.s commah" i1S
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Died.

On the LIST inst, CLAUS soHEEPER. native OF Gsrma
n.y. aged - years IL months and 10 days, Of consump
ton, after long and suffering which he bore with
fortitude and resignation.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his une r8 from his late residence 1877 Duane st.
on Friday afternoon, without further invitation
On Tuesday, Both ult, MIR. GEoRoe KEsTERsoN, In the
olst year of his age.
His friends invited to attend his funeral tomorrow
Thursday at O'Clock, from No. SO Thompson street.
Baltimore and Richmond papers please copy.
On the 9th ul. at Fort Wayne Ia, after brief i'll.
ness, Mr.. THEopoaE L. CHAPIS, Qae of New York CT
ty) aged 80 years.
On the 2ad ult at New Orleans, Mr. EDWARD Mnronp.
formerly OF this city.
On Saturday September 20th at the residence Of Mr.
Hugh Miller at Fort Wayne, l. diana, THEODORE E.
CnAriS. Formerly of this city, aged 30 years.
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The Most Curious Book Yet.
SHAKSPE.A X E,S MERRY TALES

IND TILES IND QUICK .aNSWERS.
HlS of the additions thar have of late
been m de what may b~ eimed Shaksperian Lite
nature aud that that has long
open.
very reader OF Shakespeare aware that plsy of
Much Ado About No hing the spghty Beatrice replies
the disguised Bcnt Dict IN the FLOWING terms
Benricr-ihat di danfuI. snd that had my GOOD
wit outolthe ru d, ed Merry Tales"
Price of the book " 25 cents
For ssle by 81. the Booksellers and Periodical Agents.
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CASTLE UAlkDEN.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
az Admission IS Cents.-k,S
Proprietors =. =. Msssrs. Fench & Heser.
Thursday Evening, October ed,
The performance will commence with
POST-HEELON.
Oh LongJaw. Bone,
Taken from Adams favorite Opera OF The Posllion OF
Lonjumeau
Consisting Of great variety Of Sonic Songs Duets Che
IL lnterrsrion Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The of splendid Cosomas w be open Tor inspection.
On SUNDAY. a Graud Selection OF Sacred MusIc.-Ad-
mtance l21a cents
Bouquets constantly for sa.e the Garden.
roor. eo-, at haltpste o'clock Performance toe ON
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AUCTION NOTICES.


~, -, JOHN L. v. WESTERVELT. Auctr.
BY WlLLETk WESTf RVELT, Store IS Spruce ST.
II HIS DAY, Thursday, Get I'd at 10 o'clock at the auction
ON assignres sale ready made Clothing, Cloths, CASH
neres BY order Of the Agnees the entire stock Of dra
Per and lor comprising general assortment OF Cots Pam
falcons, Vests Cloths 'asslm Vestngs, Innings, Trim
Yngs tewing lk Hosiery, sc Also. case Boots and
Shoes Also under IA execution, ps Bombazine; Al
pssa; ps Merino. o2 itsmc
FINE OLD ENGRAyINGS d PAINTINGS,
ut AUCTION
LEVY will sell, Satu rdav Evening, o'clock, at
ass Broadway valuable collection Of fine old line Engra
Wings by ancient also, OIL Paintings being selec
orks Of aud others invited call and view
them Sale positive whatever be the the weather
Fine Plants Monday. 3t-mc
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CONCERTO.

nLE BULL has the honor Of that his first Con-
" cert will take place Thursday Evening, Oct 3D. atthe
Tabernacle assisted by Miss Noha and Mr. Dufied Vo-
casts and full ad effective Orchestra, under the direction
Of MIR. u Z. Hill. -
Mr.. Kurs will preside at the Piano Forte and organ
Tickets each had the principal Music Stores and
the door. ,.,.
n = Herald, Courier Enquirer. Commercial Advertiser,
COW - oil 2r
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE NJ


great public favor that the period ofor mo uhs
BY the Mutual LIE s
Of the provisions of their charter to the Insurance Of
The table: Of premiums being ready they offer the
n BY h hs
and by faye Other Life insure chronic
such as exist in general form and oa whose PRINCIPLES
S1fs e fifpss Rh. :. LIFE NsU
The science Of statistics has only within recent period
e. these gould been earlier h
nGay collected for this company extending to ssi % IN;
esisuson !" al such
afodng the utmost confidence the safety pm.
DISEASED LIVES on sss than on
The premiums equitable terms commensurate with
the risks TO be taken for one shorter the
influenced BY hereditary The
Ss o e n's s pG
subsequent restoration TO convalescence within the
% s scn Shsy
T % 70 Returning sa s S. the OF
In addition TO he privilege which the Companys charter
fivi5s I e 1ss; :sss f E .nd
S wh wsn to wal o Of the benefits Of adj
who isht otherwise be LETT destitute hey bod o@ .num
The pss on wsn Tbs
soasoy xe.e, A. ample s"rn for their paid and
eSy ives BE- kept .sp a. Il.
81 sS s ON Fl % Yssy
Invalid Mutual B.as, Lie Insurance com
''' '''''!, (
JAMES STEWART, M. ID.
BrNJ. c. MILLER, sec'y. o4''iie
JOS. L. LORD, Agent in New York
Medical Eran will at the office OF the Compa.
ny, No. 4 Wall street, daily from The hour Of 70
O'Clock T. NJ and his Zee paid by the Company.
Office in New Yors, No II Wall street (Mortimers Build.
ing cornerof New street s22 2w cod jsb
MUSIC.
LADY WISHES 70 devote her time the instruction OF
"A young ladies' on the Piano She teaches Logeran
system which has been ced as vet into this conn
y has been greatly approved Of Europe as being the
shortest aud easiest method Of bringing the pupi note
addressed X the Office Of this paper shall be attended
as im%rc
CHEET LEAD AND Lea PIPE, Of ali kinds and sizes.
- warranted Of the best quality manufactured and for sae by
fkTER G.. CORNELL, US Front II.
awHawtw-rc corner Buring slip,
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BEETHovEN'S MOUNT OF OLIVES AND
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.

Il Ia
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.
During the Week of
THE AMERICAN MUSICAL CONTENTION
vJSHE SUBLIME ORATORIO of The Mount Of Olives,
by the immortal Beethoven, and The Seven Seepes by
DR. Lewee, will be performed at the TABERNACLE, on
Mr. GEORGE LODER,
Commencing att o'clock precisely and closing At about TO-
the solo parts well sustained by resident talent
MIR. II. Z. Timm will preside at the Organ.
Tickets Fifty Cents each may be obtained at the music
of Firth Hall, No franklin square Firth, Hall
Pond 2S9 Broadway; Atwil 2ol Bre adway Saxton Miles,
EOS Broadway; Riley 297 Broadway; Scharenberg Luis
l Broedway the of Coleman $50 Broadway O. T.
Nesb Wall and alter, and the door OF the Tabena
Gle on the evening Of the performance.
The second rehearsal takes place Thursday Evening
al the oseum 40 Broadway where the subsc ioer VIII os
happy all who have heretofore rebearsed WIN
him. and other good readers who disposed 10 ao INC
attempt to bring and resident talent
oil Nsnc HENRY MElGGs, 4t6 DroaaMe2--
NOW EXHIBITING tfor short time ONLY a. t Rosd
Of the National Academy Of Design corner ~ ~ ns,b,s
and Leonard street De Kuypers celebrated statue W ao'e'
LA sORTIE DU Balm, Coming from the BATH
This exquisite aud refined work when ms y 3" pdu ~,
by All who have seep IL 10 the chez dGuIe ~
and hcb mas attracted crowds OF admirers ruVe nas
been brought 10 great cost ana Isk a ~ ow
confidently opened for the inspection oil the lovers Oh ns suo
pps s"q from A. NJ until M Admittance Is cents
Season Tickets3o cents =" "o
FINE ARTS.
oil PAINTINGS Cleaned Lined and Restored By
4 H. RENT.
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EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE, AT

MANUFACTURES, Mechanics, Artizans, Inventors,
1sl &c. should send their articles intended for eIhb
and competition This Day Tomorrow and Saturday
Mond,y Oct 6thhe arden will to the public at IL
O'Clock and close night with magnificent fireworks.
Oct 7thAn opening Address by Professor Mapes al IL
PM.
Oct sth-Whole range of machinery in motion;
Get sth-Naonal Convention OF Farmers Gardeners and
Silk Cuturists .
Address by the Hon. George Lunt Vocal and Instrumental
Music
Oct. 10th National Convention, continued.
Oct. International Convention closes.
Address ia NJ, in the great saloon Great display Of
fireworks
The Second Week commencing
Monday Oct. l3thPloughmg and Spading Matches Show
Of Cattle Horses Sc Triumphant ehicles load
ed with choice productions. Anniversary Address, Music
Fireworks, &c. o2N'mc
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NIDLO's GARDEN.
MIR. II. PLACIDE
MRS. MO WATT AND MR. CRISP.
Thursday, Oct. I'd. lS45.
The performances will with the Fam
pa-to ne succeeded by the Comedy Of
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
Lady Ieazle ....,........ Mrs Mowatt
Lady Sneerwell. Mrs Chipp-nddle
Sir Peter Teazle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. ii Placide
Charles Surface. $3.50. Crisp
of half hour between the Sd 4h
rcriormaaee To ccmmslce at CLOCK Doocs
O'clock.
OF Tfckets Fifty Ce~ts.-DG
~ Private Boxes IS each
efns roicc will always be attendsaee 60 RAY
good order and keep all improper persons
limited pumb~r REASON Tick will Ne disnose+
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FINE ARTS.
~t II. BENT,
40 intro No. rc7 Broadway.
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
w. T.. BURTON minimum. LESSEE AND MANAGER
Thursday Evening, October I'D,
GRAND OPERA NIGHT.
The performances v III commence with the Opera of -
ROBERT LIE DiABLE-Kobert, Amaud; Alice, Nine
Stsphen Cearot.
Tomorrow Evening,
DOMINO NOIR
In which NJ see Calye will appear.
BOWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes Is cents Pit 2a Chi dren Boxes half price,
ELEGANT CHANGE. OF PERFORMANCES.
SPRITE OF THE SILVER SHOWER.
New and beautiful scenes and acts of
HORSEMANSHlP.
Astounding Exploits of the American Gymnasen, Mr..
Brewer.
DON JUAN ON HORSEBACK.
Songs Glees Chousss and Extravaganza by the famous
ETHIOPIAN MELODlSTS.
1.-THE celebrated Military Brass Band Of thirteen
led by Mr. Shelton, i'll perform during the evening
seq lMistrh
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NOTICE

THE MEMBERS of The German Hebrew Benevolent
Society" requested to attend quarterly general
Of this association he held Sunday the 9TH Of October
at o'clock p. NJ Fritzs Hotel of Broome and
Eddge for the transaction general business and
elect officers for the BY order the Board
HENRY KAISER, President
GUSTAV ERNHARD Secretary. s2f 2teodFr
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
admission 25 Cents only.
Thursday Evening, October I'd,
The Serendders Triumphant.
Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRING TON
PELHAM and WHITE,
Having received solics from families who have
yet had an opportunity Of witne ssing Their
INIMITABLE PERFORMANCES,
Owing TO the
LARGE CROWDS
That nightly fill the Opera House,
Have consentedto remain a short time longer
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Until further notice.
For particulars programme.
n = Doors open at 7h-Concer to commence at g.
Boxes aud secured daily the Office from 10 A. Nj. Ill
P. NJ. s28 lw
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THE GREAT LEvIATHAN, OR SEA MONSTER,
HIDRARCHOS,

NOV Exhibiting the Apollo Saloon, 4l0 Broadway, VIII
~ certainly close this week. All those who NAV haye any
desire 10 see this greatest of all natural curosite before us
departure from the country had better visit Il at once when II
Is many will regret that they had not visited IT, ~ may
be looked upon national that VIII never be seen
here agrin ,,,op a, .a....ua.o a.
..a,s oil 3tis'r
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ARCH SVKEET TIIEATKE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Fourth Night of MIR Hackett's Engagement.
Thursday Evening, October I'd,
The Performance will with
JONATHAN IN ENGLAND.
Solomon Swop ........... -. Mr. Hackett
Andrew Bang Mr. Owens rford Mr. Johnston; Mrs Glas
pry, Mr. Hughes
Dancing by Mr. G Smith and Miss Cane aud Master Wood.
To conclude with JACK SHEPPARD-Jsck Sheppard Mrs
Burke; Joe Blueskin Mr. Stevens; Abraham Mende1 MIR
Burke; Jonathan Wild Mr. Johnson Winnifred Wood
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PARK THEATRE.

PAKk IHEAIhE.
MISS DELCY'S BENEFIT.
MISS DELCY has the honor Of announcing that her first
vl Benefit in America is appointed for next, Oct
which occasion will be revived Webers grand opera of
DER FRESC HUTZ with the whole of the original music
Agatha Miss Delcy; Rodolph, Mr. r. Gardiner Caspar Mr.
BIough with other musical Mr. Rophino La
CIV will presId IN the orchestra. lt-mc
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AL D Eh i LOSE ~,
ABR AHA " TEN EYCK,
PETER DUBOIS.

The following is the agreement before alluded TO :
We the uad-rsgned to rot horses Henry Clay
and for hundred dollars aside half forfeit,
mile heats skeleton wagons the C-Dtreville Course
Monday the 10Th of September at p NJ the rule
Of the track Mr. Weeks also give Henry Clay
heat that Neitwynn does beat the clear coming
other words heat that Clay laps him coming
Should MIR Weeks drive NeGwynn he considered
ing the rules OF the ,-ourse.
On the part Of Henry Clay,
90 the part Of Nell Gwynn.
New York. Sent. 10Th. 1870
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DIR. BANNING'S LECTURES.
nR BANNING will resume his Free Lectures in this city
~ on M,aday Wednesday and Saturday evenings Of
week at halfpat o'clock the Pearl
Street Church near Broadway the Philosophy Of Hesl,
and Pulmonary and Spinal Diseases Also the Of
preysnton and by mechanical support and
bracng the subject Of Physical Education Patena Obga
ton TO OnspIlng. ST 6tis+rc
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BARGAINs IN FANCY GOODS AND CLOCKS
ID RICH EBONY Alsba.ter Inlaid Rosewood, four
= column and Mantle Clocks 81 days and IN
6ie order SIS $s each Of which $40 import
Cases, &c.
Also 500 Hair and Tooth Brushes IS 50 per doz
Also, cheap Suspenders, Hooks and Eyes, &c.
Also lot Of odd Knives and Forks which will be sold
cheap.
Also lot OF Damaged Fancy Goods Ladies Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, &c. 23l (up stairs) Pearl street.
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LOOK AT THIS.

LOOh AT HIS.
90 IMPORTED FRENCH BOO rs of the best quality
the low price of s. The best of French
ECaf Boots made oder S. and great of fine
~ Calf Boots So and Si finest calf Shoes 81 so also
Of patent leather Boots Shoes and
Lady viii fnd in this store the Of Caters
TO be found in the also Buskins Slips Ties India Rub.
bers, Pruneila Slips white aud black satin sc, &c
Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes Misses and Children
do all kinds and ors the best
French warranted the best and cheap the cheapest
al 361 Broadway corner franklin street.
oil lntrc NJ. CAHILL
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
NOTICE hereby given that the CoParnsrship hitherto
existing between Arthur SIX ddy Henry Adams and
s. Sk,ddy Known the firm Of SIX ddy Adams Skiddy Ship
and Painters this day dissolved by mutual
sent aud the business oil the will be settled Arthur
Skiddy, at No. 1853 Madison street.
ARTHUR SKIDDY
HENRY ADAMS
$50 3tsrra CHARLES SKIDDY
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STOLEN.

STOLEN from my house in Fleet street, Brooklyn by
- German gifl, who gave her name CATHERINE, and
stated that she had lately arrived from Bremen baIque
Ghaf.ston Lad on purple calico frock and black
si nat middle size dark complexion, eshy and clumsy
she had been SICK last Friday aud had German
DO oi-h.d stayed lew days with shoe in Brooklyn
Inc articles stolen, -Four silver Soup Spoons two
smaller Children ditto, and Tea Spoons ed D.
one white muslin dress embroidered lace collar
pocket htndkerchiefs one marked D. B. A suitable reward
recover the goods. apply to q. BALCHEN,
~ laeII z. IIaI.oD
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FALL FdNHIONS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received an invoice of very
rich Scars CIavats and Linen Hdks, richly bordered-
complete and well worthy the attention Of
citizens and strangers
Their Patent Elastic Brace highly recommended by the
faculty for all who suffering from debiltyo ain
the chest have acquired the habit Of For sale
wholesale and rai the old establishment Of Purses
Agate Broadway, of Park place. $40 lmfm
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A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
+. THOMPSON'S Daguerrean Rooms, No. 285 Broad
N way between the Granite Buildings and Reade st.
LlKENtSSES of the various taken by the improved
and finished the style, with all the
colors
Operations in all weather from "a NJ. till r.. NJ.
tsA and Apparatus and Materials supplied
To wishing thorough Of the business
advantages eherso offered ~
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A MATCH for One Hundred Dollars aside will come off
IA the Elysian Fields, Hoboken. Monday afternoon
Oct 9Th o'clock between the celebrated scu boas New
York aud Battery Pethe New York be rowed by the Bro
Tenycks and the Battery Pet bv Charles Thomas and
John Couno The distance be 2 miles aud 10 be rowed
heats and the winning boat Of s30to be
given by the propretors Of the Colorado.
oil 6,is IN NJ. MCCARTHY.
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SG5s FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE Facket OF the 9Th
HxM Oct-The splendid packet ship PATRICK HEN.
n&sRY j. e. Deano master will sail as above her
guar day. -.
cabin and passenge intending embark
should immediate application board of Maiden
lane, orto JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Corner Of Pine and South sts.
The Patrick Henry will be succeeded by the vons packet
ship Allen, master, to sail on the 9Th Nov
her regular day oim
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VALENTINE MORT, N. d. '"
yEktMlAH VAN RE ssELEAR, MD.
JAMES STEWART, M. ID.
ROBT. l.. PATTERSON. Pyes't

Jos. l. LoRD Agent in. New York.
AAledics Exam ncr will attend at the office OF the Compa
ny, No II Wall street. daily, from The hour Of 10 2
O'CLOCK NJ and bis Fee paid BY the Company
Office ia New fors, No. III Wall street Mortimer Build
ing cornerof Newstreet 500 2w cod jgb
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n OUIS CLARK, OF Boston-Sir-lt with extreme
IL pleasure read challenge in the Herald of Yesterday
which challenge cheerully My first depos of
hu red dollars ready the Fashion, Reade street
should be pleased and think that some
designated by be appon time to
WILLIAM WILSON.
n NnaL "a 20 La
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FNHOSE who desire knowledge Of FASH
ionabls Cutting ia all IT'S various branches would do well
obtain Staemet,' Complete Work which
can be obtained Of the only, ll3 Broadway Price,
from 81 10 $40 per book. OF lm.mc