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ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, AucuoneeT.
Auction Sal h

ONE ofthe following described houses No. 81. will
E: be sold Friday the 9th instant, IL o'clock
the Merchants Exchange, by Anthony J. Beecker,
ualess previously disposed of at privnte sae The sale
positive.
ELEGANT GOTHIC HOUSES FOR SALE.-Ths two
splendid houses Nos 81 and 63 St Marks Place. 18th
Wi or without the lots extending Ninth The
style OF architecture which these houses display
tbss Of the Hampton Court Palace Mddless England
the Gothic style extant Sixteen months occu
pied in building them and the whole work OF the sub
stantal kind They bn under the daily supervision
Seth Seer E,q Architect and without exception the
most beautiful houses of the dimens the city
Apply to A. BLEECKER. 7 Broad street, or to
SETH GEER 81 Wall street, room 90
N B. The houses may be examined every day (Sundays
excepted) fiom O'Clock AM. till o'colck PM.
OF Ats
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lshed complete with eugravngPrice rs Blanche
Of sndywine. September the Eleventh. lit. A
combining the Poetry Legend and History of the battle Of
Brandywne by George Lppard ESQ., author Of The Qua
ker Ciry,"" Legends Of the Revolution" &c., &c.
There romantic and deeply features
Of story that regret being unable consequence Of
limted space, even to sketch with light pencil"
Several Of the exceedingly amusing,
and three Of the portraits fully drawn
Altogether, picture of the revolutions with the
tenan evils Of civil aud domestic confusion this work
possesses considerable merit and will be read with interest
by ell who may commence its peusal "-Democrac Re.
vie1.
For SALE wholesale and retail by Burgess Etrnger Coz
w. II. Graham; Taylor Coz Long Brother, and book.
sellern renerallv.
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GYMNASTIC EXERCISES.

GYMNASIIC EXEKCISES.
VIZ FULLER respectfully informs his frier DIS and the
w public Ia general he still continues 70 give IN
struction 10 Gymnastics his estsbhmen ~ Ann street
no Brooklyn, doing buAuess down
own This location viii found advanaSeoc and eco
nomiesl both as time and money
H Fencing and sparing taught upon the most approved
priseipiss. o'iy'sod're
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Philadelphia Agents for tho Herald, g. Ii.
Zieber Co., Ledger Buildings, Sd street, Chestnut,
where thcse wishing to .ubserb will please says their
piper IS cents without it. Adv ertsemens and communal
cations intended for days paper be left the
n'rnch u the afternoon
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GREAT SALE OF
VAL Alb LIE BUILD NG LOTS,

IN THE CITY OF NEWARK
THE SUBSCRIBER, Executor Of the last Will and Tesla
i ofG'n Thomas Ward deoeased will at public
auction Saturday the 18th day October nex on the
premises at q o'clock T. NJ, Fifty Valuable BUILDING
LOTS Washington Plane Nesbt and Bleeeker streets,
constituting part Of the homestead of said homas Ward
deceased and directly fronting his lite residence These lots
~ 800 feet OF Washington Common, and de-
sabe opportunity either for investment Of obtaining
h'ndsome location as residence. The property
the vicinity mostly built aud constantly becoming
more valuable OF the property be the Of
nee of Edward Cook No 1853 Broad street. Terms
dinons made known on the day Of sale.
WIN. PENNINGTON,
o0toI7excSukr Executor of Gen. Thomas Ward dec
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Mr. Fnaioh 10 MR. natcnelor.-Mr: PnalOn,
ha py perceive that the subject OF Hair Dye beginning
be with proper attention ready for the tl
MIR proposes-ahoueh he wishes avoid the somewhat
different side. ofthe ssms individual The individual who
would subject himself TO funny experiment would
her have his head shaved than Owed But Mr. pro-
select whose head requires be dyed
the othe, Of the head retaining its original color either
Hair eand make the head entirely color without
staining the skin varying the shade the hair in the Sigh
s.permsu. a. the Fair time You please will also Try
these things requisite That the dye should pernan
emit shall stand washing and perspra on and shall all
adys neck four hours after applied faally that
i shall eoasl ehsngs the hair beautiful color
hat point the Of S5oo-that is handker
chef is by disinsrested person and is
with the &C. be given in charge Commit
and decide fairly between the facts of the This
Is all want L. PHALON, 81 Broadway.
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BUFFALO, Thursday Evenin

BUFFALO, Thursday Evening
MARKErs.-Wheat, sales at 80 cents. Western
flour "a IS 81 80. Western butter 81 cents pc r
ID. Corn IS a 50 cents per bushel
AT Michigan City.-Wheat So cents. Freight
to Buffalo Is cents.
At Fort Wayne-Wheat 62t cents. Corn IS
cents. Rye 35 cents Oats Is cents
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Joan 5 V WESTERVEI-T

JOAN s. V. WESTERVELT.
BY WILLEr WEsTERvELT-SroRE IS SPRUCE ST..
RDAf October 9th at 10 o'clock the Aucfion itoom
Public Administrators Sale by order Of H. r. Wanna
ker Esq Public Administrator, the effects of the of
Mary Fetham deceased consisting of the valuable large aud
entire stock Of Buckskins, Gloves Mens Shirts shed
Buckskns. Chamois unfinished Gloves Mttens Sparrng
description in that line This sale worthy the
the trade. os ger
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AUCTION NOTICES,

$780,, MM W. SHIRLEY ,Auctionssr.
hUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS-This Day-H. Willard
viii sell al los O'Clock this morning, the sales room
No Pine Broadway superior Dutch
Bubs, containing sally double
single Hysenths Tulips Crown Imperals, Crocus, &c
The above from of first Florists Holland and
equal TO any yet imported Lovers OF these beautiful flowers
will find this worthy their attention. 90 ltsrh
ROYAL GURLEf, Aucuoneer.
kNATENSlNE Collection Of Valuable Books-Fnday and
SATURDAY Evenings. will be sold by ROYAL Guriey Co
No 20 Broadway OF Duane extensive
tsnt objection Of Valuable Books consisting chiefly OF
English Editions, and including and
works OF which have before been Public Sale
IN this city Among them Of Miehsux's A. sylvia
vols, Thornons Splendid Folio Edition of Temple of
Flora, Magma 70 vols quao Catherwoods Vie
Catlins American Port Folio Beautiful illuminate Mssas
of the 18Th Century Knights Pictorial Shakespeare IL vols
Bonspsre: Onithologv.4 vol: LezMs General Atlas Pen
nsets London Folio. Nichols Autographs Royal
end Noble Pesonages Anss Order of the Garter vols
Granger Biographical History OF England vols v,seonte
~ vols, &e &c with OF Historical Works
Biography Fine Arts Elegant Iustrued Books Rare Col
lection of Voyages and Travels &c Sc For particulars
Catalogue. a g-2f.r
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Married.

Married.
On the 9TH instant, by the Rev Mr. Power Mr. DANIEL
this city.
On the 9TH instant by the Rev. B. GoodseIl Mr. HUGH
BARBER to Miss ELIZA JANE DONALDSON both of the city
Of Brooklyn.
At Riverhead, L. l., on Wednesday morning. Oct 7th
by Rev Mr. Carl, E. L. H. GARDINER of Sag Harbor to
RUrHELIA, daughter of Elijah Terry, ESQ., deceased.
On Wednesday evening the It'll instant by the Rev.
B. HardenbeTg. Mr.. JOHN w. REMINGTON, to Miss ELIZA
Wilcox, both of this city
On Thursday afternoon, Oct. sth, by the Rev. Mr.
vsndoren Mr.. FRAsGis T: MILLER. youngest son of
John Miller. ESQ, wiismsburgh: L. l. to Miss Eliza
Esq. Of The firm of VIM. Crowley Son. late of Alces-
ter, Warwickshire, England.
On Thursday sth instant by Rev. Mr.. Arad s. Lakin,
Mr. JEREMIAH BILLINGS, to Miss ANGELINE MENLIo all
Of this city.
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FINE Plant SAT AUCTTU

FINE PLANT SAT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Friday morning, at IL o'clock at
"a No 293 Broadway, choice collection of
Plants part Orange and Lemon Trees large
and small and in full bio Cameias Roses sorts,
Offenders &c aniums, Cactuses sc with many other
stive o8 2tsr
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NIetaIIic T.bIet Razor strou-Merch.nts

Metallic Tablet Razor Strop-Merchants
and Others about purchasing article of this kind would do
well 70 call and Examine the msnuactory the various
Ing only ouide finish. Certificates, proof Of their
utility are in the possession Of the INVENTOR from OF
count made to wholesale purchasers. g. SAUNDERS X
SON, III Broadway opposite Howard Hotel.
Toilet Articles, consisting Of the choicest
Perfumery, Denrces Cosmetics Shaving Creams Toilet
Soaps Ra1os from the approved makers, Dressing
Gases containing all that necessary for the toilet the
q. sAUNDERs SON, III Broadway,
A few doors above Courtandt street.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.
Surgical and Medical Ciinique.
THE Poor of the city informed that they will
advice ard mediens free Of charge, by applying the
day throughout the from IL clock The Clinque
under the charge Of DocToR VALENTINE MoTr and he
gives his services to the who be iaborng under
Surgical or Medical diseases An opportunity has afford
ed to all who cnnoi pay for professional attendance avail
UNIVERSITY LYING IN CHARITY-AII women
whose circumstances will enable them remnnerate
physician for services during their confne ment
formed that they will be attended free of charge, their
own houses This charity under the charge of DocToR O.
BEpFoRp and by leaving their and address his
redeAce 100 Tenth all INDECENT females will receive
prompt attendance $40 3tawis2w*rh
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TElE q r HIC
Mary land Election.

BALTIMORE, Thursday Night
The state election appears to have resulted in
an unexpected increase of wing strength in
every part OF the State from which we have re-
turns. Their majority in both branches of the
State Legislature, judging from the results ascer-
tanned, will be unusually large.
Great excitement prevails among the wings
here, in consequence of their victory.
The Southern and Western mails bring no
news worth teegraphing.
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HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING, &C.
AGENTS PRICES.
400 GROSS low priced Knives and Forks.
4OO 100 do pin'd white bone do Sc 50 per gross
100 gross fine stag hard die do do az $40 per eross
$50 pair stag Caryes, with guard Forks, T1s cents.
Is baskets Bright Vices.
100 dor Patent Knob Locks.
20 casks Trace and Log Chains.
100 pieces Laycocks Hair Cloth at reduced isf
Also, very complete of warranted Files
Chises and Drawing Knives all numbers Of calico
doctors; Bed Screws steeyard Fire Irons Kettles and
Locks, &c.
Dealers solicited examine the above goods and prices
before purchasing JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
o5 3tisMW&Fsjwc IS John It up stairs.
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r.. c. WETMORE & CO.,

X. G. WETMORE & CO.,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in China GLASS; and EaTtheu-
ware inform their and merchants from the
country generally, Of the destruction Of their by fire.
on the night of the 10th september and that they are
opening new stock of goods No 3 Pearl Hanover
continued. - -
All orders upon their books the time Of the late fire. will
has Tor ne moment susPenAsd their business will deter
any OF their customers from continuing purc
country a, =, merchants from examining their wares.
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DIR. Valleys LECTURES

T CLINTON HALL, Beekman street, (near the Park)
"A on the Astronomy and Worship OF the Ancents illus
traed BY hndoo and Egyptian Zodacs Of by the
Masonic Royal Arch and by large end beautiful
globe painted for the OCCASION &c &c The Introductory
Lecture on Tueday, the 18th inst, at NJ Tickets
cents To be followed by Of three the
evenings, wiz the h 18th 10th Tickets to the
course 81 81 Is for the whole single lecture the
course 50 cents ine gse Glorious Apollo" with chorus,
appropriate Tickle be had at the Hall and Of Mr.
Vale Franklin Square Pearl street. where the Zodiacs
Will be shown Monday. till editors aud gentlemen
OF the PRESS who invited attend Addressed the
common sense Of the audience NJ The attention Of the
90 "
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SCHENCK'S PULMONlC SYRUP,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PULMONARY CON
=. SIIMPCI0N

Stomp a: ss sssS. s. &:
Of sn a1s seO hs before the public spwnd
1as as.,
these '' Is the
u s;:s & G:; 'Sss
sae m%
up the principles ;O.. medical
medsns Ss 4s ,a o,s che
sds nc" 1 S%.s iAs's yss
ri /: S.1 ns r.; 4:
the sasH me
n. elements w6isS ii. syrup i. composed are simple
he s Rs
The lungs Its operation upon the sy 50
% .S ss s pess Se ,saSi
assists nature to s1ps, fsn the system ali diseased
n sn
It To- @s S sSVf hs
regulate; the bowels without the aid purg,tve msdi
DO
nsV Il ). :. #. dos
friend for wherever ha. Sssa used invariably produces
fsn ny ssssss: s: soS
Every bsdy knows sumption Is iaering disease
It commences and progresses onsdiously that one IS
cola 0 peses:
progressing in the lungs for years. and lack Of acquan
@ sasa when s ai :
.Saie persons the Iscp!s.or of the Syrup
a ss III ss Il
hs aa 5
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distinctly Of the tsses Of the above
made by the sSsur These s
pamphlets be had gratis by calling the proprsor Of
nfs s 1i and for sale his principe.
s 'hs f%oa s:sl
M Johnson sH By S Mo- s IS
HcId - F9 ,9 Burger.
II s
'%SSSIss 5Ssssy o
rS sisfss r.:
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C
John CATTNACH Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
mating Toi na1 ~e. Ss1p
ana 81 so ied ss Trunks
American European Travel. and Pormantsaus for the
Orders ioI the IVES. Indies. South America &c. filled with
SCANDINAvlA:
ds ssss
the 1S. instant !. o'clock Fritz Hotel Of Elddge
Th s FIR e ,.ssss S;as
y
YANKEE DOODLE.
TN. b E,,s 1umber of YANKEE DOODLE" will be
Saturday Morning, October 10Th,
PRIcE CENTS.
f'' sale wholesale w M I II. alkAHAMs
- Book and Periodical Store,
The trade carriers and boys supplied at liberal dis
count. os stIc
FOR SALE-AN ICE ESTABLISHMENT,
SITUATE in the town of Haverstraw in the County Of
~ kockland consisting Of the Bull dngs and implements
eessry for conducting he ice business. Also, ice
barges The establishment is in order and all the
materials for the procuring and delivery be sold
New York, to LYON
o8 lwsrc
MRS: CARROLL's Medicated YapOr and Sulphur Baths,
cure for colds coughs rheumasn throat and all
fanmatory diseases dent the chngeable Of the
mended BY first physicians a for all eruptious
and diseases of the skin Open from O'Clock morning
TIL ~ O'Clock at night OF 3tsr
THE FAIR.
Il ing the Fair wishing to obtain faithful Daeuer
reoype likeness the best style Of the examine his
fist premiums for the years leaves il with the
public to Judge 20 merits II aenin o6 iwissr
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
NHE October Course Of Lectures will be commenc on
Tuesday, 9Th instant, alto A. NJ Two Lectures daily
On Hygiene, by Professor j. M Smith,
Gomparstye Anatomy, by Professor Watts.
Venereal Diseases by Professor Parker.
Diseases ofthe Uterus, by Professor Gilman
This Course free to the Matriculeted Students of the
College Members OF the profession invited
to attend X. WATTS, Jr, M. ID
College of Physicians and Surgeons,
81 Croby street o6 3teod issr
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Empire Club Meeting.-A full andsietailed
the proceedings this ecng will be published
Saturday morning. together with the Of the officers
elected. rs.
no the Afdictcd.-Mcssrs. j. Pease & Sons.
-Gentemeo Having been afflicted with severe cold,
attended with Distressing cough Horehound Candy
recommended 70 me good specifcone like
move the complaint; and trial found il eectusl in al
Immediately reevi the CHI after short trial
entirely dispeng the Respectfully yours,
North American Ho ei VIM. n. LUSK.
Corner Of Bowery and Bayard st.
New Vol, Oct. 3, 1896.
Sold atl3 DIVISION street, 10 Aston House, ITO Broadway;
II Spring ST.; and ass Broadway
BkooKLvNMr. Hayes, i3s Fulton ST. i53 Fulton street
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Died.
On Thursday, Sth instant, inflammation the BRAIN
George w. HoYr, son Of George and Julianna Hoyt,
aged year 81 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this (Frday) after
noon, at o'clock, from oil Stanton street.
In Norfolk, on I'd instant at the advanced age of 49,
JOHN MURPHY, long known reputable member OF
that community
r In Albany, on the 9TH instant, JOHN NJ QuAcxENBusH
aged H. well known and respected citizen of that city
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THE FIANO TAUGHT very moderate terns nv.
person who has perfect knowledge OF the sci.ncs
and who undertakes teach thoroughly Terms dc.9
per month, Any person wishing 20 take nstructon viii
please sddresa line 70 Music, at the Herald OfcsD
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EIfth Consrsssionai District OF New jersey. /

rim Congregational District OF New jersey.
AlSge and enthusiastic Whx meeting was held Jersey
CITY, October elh pursuant g The following call;
HONEST WHO'S, TO THE RUSCUE
The Wings Of the Fifth Congressional District opposed 10
the domination of Dudley Gregory for Cos gress,
nation obtained from packed majority Of Convention
where the wealth OF the h,s obsequous
followers ed the honesty and
District invited meet tins evening O'Clock the
Western Hotel Jersey City, TO take place before
the hone Wings Of this DISTINCT candidate whom
support without shane.
- Jersey CITY, Oct 9Th. 1Ss6
William Leitch appointed President Of the meeting,
md INES Marine, Secretary
Committee being appointed present candidate for the
District and report esoutons made the following report
wi h was unanimously earned -
resolved Th-t wings Of Fifth Congre District,
we viii uucompromsingy adhere the measures and
pIncipes o. the party and candidate hoi9ps
adverse po!tch views receive sun ages ou nhe
determined to be true 70 we az the same time ia
sslectnS our eaudIdste will ever regard the
Rtsllved That view with honest repugaance ana m
dgnaiop the of aud packing .hch has re-
suited Of Gregory for Congress,
who pursued honest calling and who can pro-
duce for the high Office hr aspires but
veal wealth, red BY grand scheme OF lot
gambling which cheated demo Raised and robbed
country from Maine 70 Louisiana
Received That unhesitangY put forward the name Of
John Tonee Hadson candidate for the 30th
Congress- We kgow him to be honest and true i, his attach
wing principles, and respect him Of
and undonbted artly pledge our efforts
ald suRsages TO secure his election.
JAMES MARINE, Secretary.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C.
TOHN CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. 1 Wal
street. corner Of Broadway has hand and
" making good assortment OF Trunks Valises, Carpet
Bags and Satehes wholesale and retail. =
Also, superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable TO
French Male Poae.
Orders for the West Indies South America &c. filled will
despatch. 90 Ims,c
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THE NATIONAL

THE NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF INVENTORS,
WILL hold th-ir Annual Meeting, Hall No
7s Broadway Monday, the i2th October instant AZ
A. M. until III A. M and again on the 18th
instant at A. M and annual is
transacted.
Inventors of all classes are respectfully invited to attend
L. d. GALE. Cors. Sect'y.
]. p. PRISON, Jr., Rec. Sect'y.
LECTURE IN ST. PETERS CHURCH. BARCLAY
STREET
THE REV. DIR. PISE will lecture in this Church. ON
Sunday evening" the 18th instant haIfpast O'clock
Snbject-The Psnaieush In the he will rea. Of the
Books of Moses; and in the second will prove their divine
spfaton At the end of the lecture collection will
mp in aid of the church. 90 3t*rh
vTNHE RI. REV. ID MAX LILIENTHAL was re-eIe
Chief RABBI for the ensuing year. the
Ansh Chesed, Shaareh. Shomaim and Rodef Sholom.
10
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LEOPOLD DE MEYERS
ASH Composition for the Piano. grand Fantasia ON The
- American National Airs, w.
Haul Columbia and Yankee Doodle.
Just published and for sale At
sCHARFENBERG LUIS.
Hroad
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"A SHOPS TO LET-With Steam Power To let the
. premises in the of and 70 Bowery There are
three large buildings with good steam engine. The
smises occupied laundry washing establish
msnt, Entrance from the Bowery and cart entrance from
Elizabeth street. Applyto II. x. s. RAYNOR,
% 3tsrh
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IRISH EVENINGS.
STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY,
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER o, 1916.
MR. LOVER.
UTHOR Of Handy Andy, Rory O'More, &c. will give
A fourth and entirely entertainment entitled
IS The Outlaws and EEiies of Erin,"
with numerous amusing anecdotes historical and
characteristic of ireland, and his songs.
Admission 81 Tickets be House; also
at Messrs. Stoddart Dunham's; Chickengs; Dubois's
Firth Ponds; and Atwils Music Stores at the doors
each night Doors at N o'clock Performances to
mence at Q and conclude about 10 o'clock. OF Sits
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OANHV ~ Vt INEW TORK.
College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
HE October Course Of Lectures will be ed on
Tuesday, 9Th instant, attic A. M. Two Lectures daily
during the month.
On Hygiene, by Professor j M. Smith.
Comparative Anatomy, by Professor Watts
Venereal Diseases. BY Professor Parker.
Diseases fthe Uterus, by Professor Gilman
This Course Is free the Matrcusted Students Of the
College Members OF the profession respectfully
to attend. r. WATTS, Jr., M. ID
- - Secretary TO the Faculty.
College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
CT Croby o6 3teod issr
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GRAND CONCERT
M II. JOSEPH BURKE respectfully announces to hI
v4 friends and the public generally, that he will
Concert Thursday Evening, October 22d at the
nace for which occasion he has secured the valuable Md
his friend, Mr. LEOPOLD DE MEYER. the Lion 2 iant
whose wonderful performance has excited the AurpI.
admiration Of the old and new world. Mr. Burke will
assisted by Mr.. GEORGE LODERS Splendid Orch B..
besides other distinguis artstes.
Parfirn in finn adj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26

nRLIT HATILELN LNNLI

L. u ..hiA asi Ngir, Tronr, klI,d
H. lipad,i asd ,,yati,d L.u ~
j. on NkA,af Hao.N<t dvII,,o.,ttaA
1y' ,luccs fcom Bombay slu.s 'h, sal.
.,.. sieinuip Clmbfe. COM down
Lsoglty 18th. and ilfush rctounu OF
! ofitr creates harlcs ever Tough, ~
Bu.h "a our In1lan Empire in which
h,re sustained the known loss 81 ) 300
y bravc soiI,cu nclui,og The ga liant
SRI Mkssk,Il aud Malof Broad
J when ,h,c ncconn's III Tho scene
n Tor Bombay, Tor Transmission 10
Gland. there were s-vefal rpgimsn,s from
,sA isiurns had not bce,frcc wed 50 tha,
Iprhtr loss may be- calculated upon
A. extraordinary Galcuc gives the off.
account Of all inc military or"'a'ion' IN
! pf,a, struggle The result, we are
n 20 ny. isas c'o.,ls AMI lo-islyc a
! ~ sse,ct crowned the BIHsh aims.
! erp,l only by 'hr h,l! Of Waterloo
$500 .l,lYr t'.lt,apr r,lirts cop.
a- mote rur1ran' ic'wl.h's, ",
,Ncui,1Wlag btl'f outline.
1atr TN I4,h oul th OF D.ccmhor
SAh,rny cro.ri 'hc Su'n with nl
.I,.e.,nno'o 5000 mon Of whom
olO > u,D, rtyalry) anI ahuu.
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ral.r 10 tur h,'l c,qppay Grlsh.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
ME\r.

Ed M.IIuGIIS 4 W. ". NcCArL Tail
( ors would respectfully inform the IN
hlhiants of Rutland auI vicinity int they
have ipsaled tucn,eyc, 90 the Masonic
Hall with the Indication OF carrying on the
TaI,puag hGs.1c>,, whtre uv S'Urt a"en.
upu to business ln,y hope To tUoewea l,uo-
tai share oi patronage
A, work entrusted t. iAeit care wl, be
done IN The oost manner and win the great
est desplrh.
4 orders for cptu0g s,urtD attended to
AMI varrartcd 10 htilpuprrIy made UP.
Rutland, March - lslG l. #