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WASHINGTON, Sept. 80, 18<0.
The Winn<bagots- ference ,cith the U. s. Com


WASHINGTON, Sept. 30, 16<0.
The Wimnebagots- ference cith the U. 8. COM
missionsrs. ~
The delegation Of the Winnebago Iudiansun.
der the care of Gen. Fletcher & Co., had pre-
liminary conference with the u s. Commission
ers to-day. The gentlemen appointed in behalf
of the government are Messrs Paris, Albert, and
Andrews Col. Medill, the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs, was also present at the meeting.
Mr.. Andrews opened the talk. He said to the
red men that their Great Father had sent for
them. and they had come-fhat the President was
niea sed with their VISIT and was glad that they
called to see him the other day. tnat ne miknt as
sure them from his own lips OF his purpose to do
them the fullest justice. Their lands In Iowa Were
bemmed in by this white men, and there were
bad white men who had introduced fire water,
and would bring bad habits among them. The
game was nearly exhausted on the lands they
now occupy-t would soon be gone. Day by
day white men would continue to encroach upon
them-quarrels and difficulties must follow
Iowa was now State, and the Indians within
her borders would be taken frem the protection
of their Great Father, and subjected to State
laws Their Great Father, desrous to see them
happy, wished to remove them from all these
some country abundant in game, far
away from the evil contagon OF base white men,
where their Great Father could protect them, and
where they would be secure from molestation
The talk of Mr.. Andrew, was received Win
delegation.
Little Hill (of the tribe,) said they were very
much pleased at the good talk OF their Sreat "a
ther and that he had appointed his three biaves'
who here to tak with the ss. Gh9 81 o Tn:
t.iL that thew had heard was good, but they could
not into ,gsa Among lhsy wUec
sn,us h, IN their dreams, they would ask the
Great spirit their an, minds ,s 10 mor 1Sss
c . ,, zen meet the Commissioners and give
''. And he con ference was adjourned TIL to,mor;
fes,bered in the most grotesque style; ana es they
ma rched down the Avenue, erect as o'd h,ckory,
md ali in their red blankets, they looked more
iiIs the genuine princes OF the praires, than any
de,scbment Of Indians that we have ever seen.
poor fellows! they don't know whore they are
aono To. nor what they are going to get for the
isndss they abandon but AZ they passed The
White House, they looked at IT, az though tnsn
last and only hope was in their Great Father,
and their eyes Frightened with the thought that
they had him pledged to stand by them.
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Died,
On board the bark Abby Baker, from Laguna Sept
IL, DR.. EDWARD D. Johnson, of New York, passenger
On Thursday morning, Oct l, Verona HEATHER,
aged years and months.
Funeral will take place on Saturday, At o'clock, from
80 Canal street.
On Thursday, the LIST inst, Mr.. Francis RrvILLE.
HIS friends general respectfully attend
funeral this afternoon, a4 o'clock from mis- late
dence, No Little Water street.
on Wednesday, 30th uIt, after q short Illness ELIZA
ssrH wife of the late VIM. Aitkin in tho doth year
her age
The friends of the family also those Their brohersn-
law, Walter Lygar, Walter and Thomas AitkiD,
spectiully invited to attend her funeral this friday
afternoon, at o'clock from his late residence 80 Jay
street, without further invitation.
At Astoria L. L. on Wednesday 30th ult after short
illness, JAMES McDosrsLL, aged about rs years
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral this Friday, Oct ~ afternoon, at
o'clock, IRON his late residence Of mile from the
Hurigate ferry
At White Pigeon Michigan, on the 18th ult, the Rev.
JONATHAN h. CHAPLIN, OF the NJ. e. Church. He was
the wing candidate for governor in 1915
In Bust, N Y on the 18th uit Mr. STEPHEN WILCOX,
a soldier Of the Revolution, aged 81 years
AT Flushing, on the 18th ult. REUBEN MUNsoS, aged
10 years.
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5. Al. S ss of .
arr paucuiaIy requested punctual their trnd-
hs sss. o%S r e
DASIEL O'suLLrAS, sec'y. OF I.rh
MUhkELL RUNNING A SLAVE.
ok M Il IL. psss
DAY, October Sd, will Contain continuation OF the wonder
JOHN A. MURRELL,
ne Western Land Pirate. with spirited and finished en-
Also, the brilliant charge Of Chief Justice Hombiowe,to
FoMEios CnrsIsAl INrKLLIoEScE.-Td.l of the Mayor
Dublin Tor sedac,as his bIesumate daughter-fauper
.leL and Poison Of whole Family By Servants. Murder
,ad
eatence, the ssssSns-Tnai Of Justice DrinksrT
a,shusaa, Va ~ husband IoI alleged ,sdse,oa b.
t.ssd-M%asr Trials in Greene and oa,ds eosnse.c
sketch ofJsm Brow the western esuntsIfser-CIim
~ e sg,.ss "a aion. Erred
tismb,ns-Jamss 7. Bashs under the Howard Hose
Movements Of Thievesnailroad pspots and Pickpochets
Of Dr. Hatch, and testimony Of A. NJ e. smith-Jchn
b. 0ough-Yses Comfy Incest Case
Price five cents or 81 per annum IA advance OF frh
GREENWOOD ILLUSTRATED.
FART II
Of this beautiful work published, coainns Three
VIEW Of indian Mound with the Monument Of Do.
hummc
A view Of Bay Grove Hill,
Anew Of Bay Side Avenue
The descriptive contsins an interesting and sneeng
Do-num-me BY Mrs Sawyer and an Original
sketch OF De VIII Clinon whose remains ten
y r-pose Bay Grove, 10 being IN contemplation To
erecta uisIe public monument rs attribute 20 his memory
o2 h,ssrh X. MAKll :, 70 John 81
ERENCH AND ENGLIsd COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
Mercer st.eet-Evening classes Tor The ffe4ch ano
rngiish ianguages Arithmetic and Bookkeeping Will com
msnce N the shove estsb .hment Monday the 9Th DC
t0eer Terms moderate fo,P. ,seIsvt sgPE E.
LIE ssysH sFsnsAss will be separately sHsnasdto
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300 Gig aos 600 ess Oea ool

The shortest term which be fairly assumed for
the completion the acts of any single session is three
years We will place the matter in favorable point of
view, by supposing that under the Of only
sum OF 900 is raised instead of the full limit of
4I93,c0o, and that under the acts of 1916 only
O0u raised instead Of f5 500 COO The annual
expenditure upon this basis will be- under the Of
iSti ..f4 800 COO year ending Dec, ls47
lS43. 10 900 900 7" lS4S
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STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY,
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT. OCTOBER s.
MR.. LOVGk,
Autho Of Handy Andy, Rory OMore, &C. kcl VIII give

STUYvESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY,
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, OCTOBER s.
tAu,hor Of Handy Andy s Rory oor.. &C. &C., will Civ.
IRISH EVENING,
i Supersirions Ninth and Melody of his country. with
smus,og Apsedoss Rsest,on: rshete and C2 LON, and
nition in this counry and others YET
Admission s. Ticket, to be the Asor HOUSE, al.o
Firth Ponds and Atws Music Stores and At the doors
each night Doors a, ~ o'clock Performance 70 com
HOwES & CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
sesshe an se f. 10, Sc 2; he
Troy the 3D. the 3tn az Troy the 6t ard I'M
and az OF e s sne Gun ro~. Ns Yo inc
Uatsd States comprising isa Men and Horses
Ss lie Company has attached to Eight FemaIs
TRANS, smsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of toe
Age recently MaA sl5,Sfa ir Sh HE MAcARTE,
whose new style Of Equestrian Fent Peeulary her own
nd hs Win when
ence render this gifted and ST,se the Lead
s es s ss eu g es 20 Ss s
spective pers Of the extraordinary and daring lea"
Sfg"saS 5ss W. HS% sF;e riding Master Nh
among the Performer the csIebTstss and principal HI
ae act Horse by Master Nixon Olympic E.sr
d rs.s'SfT Ss H.ea sna Biz The s&ss
sweet si as X. chsriossr Of Ph@Su. Gym
castles by Mr. N,,on and his son MI h 9 N ny M
e. sas Rsss 4;
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of other
The whole comprising the Lending most talented ana
cs 40 moWEss cCs Sew York Mammoth Cireus
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.,t~r.~ sor.cEs.
/. ss,oyvIg AcoBs; r "a A \ C,


A ssIGNEES' SALE OF HARDWARE. CUTLERY
"A Ne JACOB PLATT wiz sell III day 10 o'clock
AZ the room for of the balance of
the stock of house unfortunate business consist Of
various America and English Hardware Goods among
which mny aud desirable articles 10
Also assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery. &c
Ais sn sssorment Of Dixon Sons Britannia WaIe, aud
100 sets Tea TTays.
Also 100 mts German Goods consisting Of Stuff
Foxes kegar Cases Clothes aud Hair Brushes Lead Pencils
Guard Chains, Harmonica Canes Looking Glasses, Straw
Baskets. SC For pnueuars morning papers. Cata-
loeues ready. o2 it-Tc
AUCTION NOTICE.
EkcELLENT Furriture of a family gong West This
~ day. at 10 o'clock 81 Ann street. comprising Brussels
AID .gran Carpets Floor Cloths Wash Stands Dressing
and Plain Bureaus full French Bedsteads and Chairs Soes
sdebosrds Centre aad Dui Tables. CRIBS Lamps Baths,
Plated Glassware, Mantle Ornaments, Kitchen Furniture.
Aud about II O'clock the entire stock of Opucian
prsng OF Tools, and Lathe Tor the
together with the Stock. JNO SNlFFEN.
OF it~rh Auctioneer
JAcOB BREASTED, Auct,oneer
g ALE Of Rosewood and Mahogany PtANOFORTES-On
Friday Ct at II o'clock PRECISELY al the Urge rooms
% Beekman St. tpostpoped from Wedne lss valuable
panoforfes BY celebrated makers with all the modern Inn
Dea'ers and fam invited call
and the,e the whole Of which be
sold. time Of limits having expired $50 Ssh
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cstsr,,pssps. Asteutlon--Thoss OF the Vol
remaining city and who DESTROYS Of
expedition hereby notified for time,
be on Governors Island bv o'clock A. b., Saturday
morning, Sd instant By order OF - . -
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BALrrxoRs, sept 90. lsAs.
Frosty Weather. TIE Public Schools See'a''~"
BreDing--.Rsligious acknowledgements '''''''
Markets-&c. -, .,.~
Jack Frost is coming ia earnest hasn 'uoo''ns s
-orr,. !. rr.d. cooler than the preceding one ana
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aMUSE rIENT'S.
FIFTH NIGHT OF MRS MOwATT AND MR.
LEONARD.


DARK THEATRE Fna.y tysains, o;,9Ss;a-,m be
mus Mr LeoiaId chnles Au'teneout Mr. Davenport He
.d h sfts 81 3 TE on
oc S fG sEin r T Ison Ss comedy Of HIS
Doors opei al hatps o'clock and the performance
lery IS cents
RowERY rHEATRE-Friday Eysnns, October p
meuee Win the s' fss s Of IoNIsdfssps Mr. Nestle
Cvsphon, Nj Booh; Phoeion, Mr. Clarke lon Mrs Shaw
TO conclude with The popular dram. of ERNEST NAL
Mr. l'lsrke; Alice Dsrvil Mrs Madison.
st Tomorrow last asht Of the engagement OF Mrs
Doors open O'clock curtain will rise at past
y, AZ cents
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC. TAEATKE-Friday eve;
e of TH e y. sS%sa s nsny
Mr W,lcot; Baron Vanderpoiter Mr. Nietin'on Xatryn,
To be followed by the operetta of the ALPINE MAID
.xisT which, tanning A TARTAR-MauourLi. Mr.
LASD-John poSnsy MIR holland, '''
Dress circle 50 cents upper boxes IS cents pit one shlng
DoSrs opeo Il o'clock curtain rise. at half pa.t7.
ARgH srkEET THEATRE, rHlLADkLfAIA.
This Theatre has zen thoroughly fedeeorsted in the
most gorgeous STYLE aud Is now the most beautiful Theatre
inquire, the box Office for the , mex,
mons induc The to for this evening"
n: $h kN e HsH Sf: A,,.,s
M;issiP sn bsSs H.sss;S: NJ
lack; Widow Barton Mrs Hughes.
Dancing by Mss Oeesa aud Mt Bonnie.
Timothy Dandeon Mr. Burke; Mr. Turtle Mr. Arnold; Hon
Monds &s
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILApELfHlA
:. a. MI gENEF ITO OF MIR WaLf.dcK manager
49, DON 2, e1 ssa1i Sc ii!i SSz AZ n.,
Amer which. r. q Deu. S;y Mater and Mis-. Red
To be followed by h ER sss ftST: in 40 'e ''''d
E.ssgL a. DE- E Wss:.
slsn ie.a' y. Miss Fisher
THE MARRIED RAKE.
Mn MHwn, the po ; American :ess: s-eom m
.' ~afs also n.is ~ e:
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. alexander, the Young Magician
h m.t BE-
un Moady, Oct IT, 1916 when ne will positively appear.
CAMiLLO SlVORPS
VIII take place on Monday, October s, at the
THIS celebrated artist will perform the wonderful
M la Pre- GHIERA pI MosEn
written by his immortal master.
" Tickets, 81. TO be had at all the music stores
OF 4th
STUYVESANT INSTITUTE.
MR. LOVER,
consequence OF cold must POSTPONE his
tertainment eunounced Tor this day. until Monday next
Oct when he will his ented
PAOLOLY'S PORTOFOLlO.
ALBANIA,
$50 Broad,cGy Prince street
Mr.. GEORGE LopER, Musical Director, Mr.. w. CoRBYN
Manager.
This splendid well known and fashionable Establishment
is open for the winter season,
This Evening, October 2, 1876
Musical Entertainment will be given every evening" by
the following talented arsts:-
Nss Selma Murray Miss Caroline Hert, Mr. Austin Phil
lips, Mr.. Boulard, and
Mn JOHN DUNN,
the celebrated comic who will introduce (for the first
time in America) Psrys Buffo Songs.
THE ORCHESTRA,
selected from Mr.. Geoge Loder's inmitable Band
A Sacred Concert every Sunday Evening.
70 Admission five cents including refreshments
amount of one shilling
Doors open half past s-performance commences at
oil Sire
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Bovvery Circus acFariand.-This ceIebra

ted Vuier aud h-ro Of So continues 70 vault
nightly in opposition To Dale The odds in
Mac having been for the last months
OF practice hes de, from bodily illness the pre-
time. notwithstanding these disadvsnage however
Mo, day night he beat Dale by 20
The succeeding nights Dale might have been
expected of victor. A all will recoect some I'VE
year. ego; while v,aag At the Bow-rg theatre and Amph
aud he in any kind OF condition could easily
do the same thing again
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CHRISTIE'S
g n L Y ANIC RI N GS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID.

y W hat though The Causes may not be explained,
Sucetheir effects are duly ascerta,ned;
Let not drlnsioe, prejudice, or pride,
!. Induce markind the aside
Means VIII oh. though simple are by Heaven desigaed
To allevi, the us Of human kind"
CHkisllE's Gou9ue GAlvsnc hiug and Magnetic Fluid,
~ positive aud for all Of Rheu
mat," chronic appl, ing the head face LIMBS,
Gout, Tied Vertigo Nervous and Sick Head che.
Cs@p P,Ipsatn Of the heart, Shorne.. Of Breath Apo
pexy Sgess OF the joints Wesness Of the Limbs Lum-
bago Pain The Side and hest Spinal ard Hip Complain
Nervous Tr~mo Neuralgia and 1T. modi6catens General
Debility. Deficiency Nervous and Physiesl Enc w,
all Nervous Disorders As preventive for Apopexy, the
confidently recommended Ia q Desperate winch
simply arrangement Of Nervous Energy,
connection with the Digestive Org they hesa equally
successful
The Gavanic Belts Brceles Carriers and
Plasers used chronic Of disease
be by the most delicate with perfect safety and
COW euience.
X - Oaly Agency New Yotk, 1872 Broadway. Explana
tory Pamphlets with full directions, be had gratis
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the public specially invited the subscribers
complete and varied assortment Of the above useful
yeaient APPENDICES gentemans toilet Their assortment
of portable suitable either
lcug short Journey containing that necessary
a e,lers toilet the desirable compact
! c. SAUNDERS x SON.
III Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel.
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WEIGH g. MANN'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
rIyIs surpassed by no other 10 the
of costumes and trap
pinesfo the number talented and accomplished eqaes
ras and for the beautiful stud OF horseshave just con-
c,udi Their Faster tour and their to this
y,cn,,v They will open Tomorrow (Tuesdsyl Evening,
Jersey Civ when Of the best selections from their
cared will be given. On Wednesday and
Thurs ay they perform at Newark This VIII be the only
this those DESTROYS Of enjoying
an treat, who reside in the places alluded
The they have with thus lar this season. has
ceeded their most sangune expectations shr
THREE KETTLE DRUMS.
UyOR SALE by J.F w. Woter, importer and dealer in
Musical Instruments and Italian Strings, is John street.
Pnce one hundred dollars ash al Iwissrc
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PAnK THEATRE.
Mr. S. M O wa II IT. S benefit
Friday Evening, October
IN THIS aston will be revived the admired comedy in
" five acts of
MAN AND WIFE.
Helen Worrett.: ....... mrs Mowatt
Cornelius O'Dedimus .........".,, Mr. Leonard
Charles Austenc court. MIR Davenport
After the comedy Mowat will rece, by request, de-
scrIptive dramatic poem, entitled
THE Loss OF THE PRESIDENT:
The evenings conclude with the popular
HIS LAST LEGS.
In which MIR Leonard will appear oil 2tsrc
TABERNACLE
LEOPOLD DE MEYERS
GRAND NJ USICA IL TIVAL,
before his departure from New York;
WILL TAKE PLACE ON
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2,
When he will perform for the frat time before the New
York public.
UN GRAND ANDANTE BELIGIOSO;
UN FANTASIA, on Semiramis;
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE, (by request)
The following eminent artists will appear that occasion:
MADAME PlCO,
MISS MATILDA KORSINsKY. Mr. JULIE HEIGHT,
And MIR. GEORGE LODER,
With his whole Orchestra consisting OF fortytwo artists
who will perform LEOPOLD DE MEYERS !" March Marc
came" and the Ma~ch Tryamph,'e dlsy 1.-THE latter hay
brsted Berioz, IN Psris.)
For paftisu MARS see programmes II: Ca. s
Tickets Oue Dosr-to be had at the Music stores and
principal Hotels. -,
cisely.
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PhotoErnphy.-A siight inspecuon OF tne
specmens the Pumhe National Daguerrean G,i'ery, ~
Broadway will convince one that they are ia
above those iaksn ordinarily and that they hsve never eea
that ched thu perfection in the execution Oh IKE
that is display ed in these.
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-exA OLD ESTABLISHED UNITED STATES 4
Skz0\ GREAT BRITAIN Il IRELAND EMIGRANJ
nRk. OEFICE.--The Subscribers continue TO bring ont
passensers by egu Packet Shs, sailing every eye
DAYS and also for rscss American transient ships, SAIL
ng weekly, at very moderate rates. .
Drafts can also be furnished for any amount, payable
IrVN HERMAN n Co.. ~ acuth sreet
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FOeKct una Fehkh1Ves.-A beautIful assOrt-
ment of the above be the subscribers among
which will ne found some Of the splendid and unique
patterns ever imported this country.
u. SAUNDERS x SON, III Broadway,
few doors above Csurtlandt street
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CHALLENGE

Z.
THE Sail boat known the INVINCIBLE. offers TO sail
any boat in the United States (now buiitl OF her
length or NOT seveueen feet the longest part from
Nav York around tho Romer Beaeoa back the
place during the month"; for from Eve hunde
daliars Any wishing Of the above may
qiire Of LAB. FORDHAM, No. a. Peck slip.
New York, Oct q. isls cor, Of South st.
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STRAW BOARD:

ITEM TONS Straw Boards ,npelior gu lily just received
L and for ssls by PEhsbk BROOKS,
OF Inrh 81 andG Nassau st,
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Zieher Co. Ledger Buildings, Sd street. Chestnut
wh-re those wishing subscribe will please leave their
names Terms-75 per month. including the Sunday
paper 65 without it Advertisements and ccmmun
esors intended for days paper be left the
nv O'Clock in the afternoon
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COLMAN'S

EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includss his immense stocks Books rantlnss
Materials, Music &c. TO be found upon the seeouo
door, flight Of stars, ihavng leased me pa
many much below the regular pcss being
Cheap List win be published for those VINO WI" '@
quantities. 49, Rama
A. 81, psnss.r ~. n, ."sn,I san, ais soders tire
BOARD AND EDUCATION. Nth
ONE OR TWO little Girls can be seeomP Pisse A pa.
~ Road and Edu cation At No. 5, UGivers,y
rental sep,on will be pad 70 e haoehes without board
Lessons ON the pianoioue anu s'' oil asrh
Terms, in advance
To PKOPKIETORs OF EATING HOUSE 5su, t.s..
CoR SALE Steam Boiler iof wr,aas md Fanacs al
somnete as sood Is rev. Csn % poSsW AZ ~ ""~
T. IOMERb, No. $50 Fulsos u" OF No' AM
sHsw~rh
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BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
A FEW gentesl boarders eau be accommodated at 5s4
"A Broome street, third door from Hudson street The
home Thsrs ba,hin. roou-ho, md sols water
street to q. II KIN G, 1872 Broadway, corner John
nh
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for rsfrsne to Consects Church having Altar instead
Of Table or the Doctrine Of Scripture and
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Sacrifice IN the
Lords Supper and Priesthood in the Christian Ministry
b. Charles McIlvaine D. D. Bishop Of Protestant Eps.
eopal Church Ohio. just pr blished BY
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HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING,
WATCuES A.


WATCHES, &c.
THE Subscriber offers to the trade and wholesale dealers,
1000 gross low priced table Knives and Forks:
200 do fine round stag do do $40 per gross
500 pair do do guard Csrvers at s7H cents.
complete assortment of best Files, Chisscls, &c.
100 pieces superior flair Cloth, sizes the reduced
prices.
Also Trace Chains Knob Locks saws Braces and Bits,
Ped screws. Vices, Violin Strings Tea Trays Percussion
Cap. sc &c JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
s's 3risMW&Fsrh s. John Vt up stairs
DhlvA1E DANCING AND WA.TZING ACADE
M No 90 Mercer stree, the second three build
irg below Prince 81.
MIR H. Soaring has the pleasure Of informing his friends
and the public tina, he will his sch oil for the
Saturday, October 10, at his residence above.
of tuition Wednesdays and Saturdays half
three o'clock, for young ladies and masters.
Tuesday and Fnd4y evenings At O'Clock for gentlemen
Glasses will be formed for other days to meet the
nience Of pupils. 49,
Ladies and gentlemen wishing private Lessons
Immediately
Mr. will all the and various styles of dancing
waltzng including Poka Mazourkas the graceful
Redowa, pght by Mons. Cellarus.
Private soirees for pupils, the guaruians,
usual.
class exclusively for waltzng will be held Saturday
evenings, commencing November. SIS 3isMW&S"rc
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK


THE Poor Of the city informed that they will
advice and medicine free CHARGE by applying the
University Msdicl College. $50 oadway, every Satu
day throughout the year from to IL clock The Clnqpe
gives ns services 70 the poor who may be labong under
ed TO all whoc tor professional attendance avail
UNIVERSITY LYING IN CHARITY.-Ai womeu
whose circumstance. viii not snsble them to remuneae
physician for services during their confinement
formed that they will be attended free Of charge the
houses This charity under charge Of DocroR
s. BEpFoRD and by leaving their and address his
residerce 100 Tenth all INDECENT females will
prompt attendance 40 wv
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MOTUER,S CORDIAL.

THE superior efficacy OF this article. when used in the last
uaess OF pregnancy Is apparent that female who
has once experienced its dement's world be willing, on any
n be deprived oft Its effects shorten and
diminish the suerlngs endant Child Birth hail. and
thus place both child aDd mother M state Of safety.
This Is no quack article but the prescription OF regular
Physician who has made this branch OF his practice
particular study For sale at ls2 Broadway, corner Of John
street. Nim-m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-02

"SPANISH EXTRACT"
admitted be the best remedy u.ed for private dis
is the only medciae That will ef
ectuaily cure the mpa'n and drive particle Of
poison from the and leave perfectly pure and
healthy. Il does interfere with Blu diet, doe
it contain particle Of mercury. Sold at Roossv street.
price 81 physician in attendance give advice all
hours OF the and evening. so lwsrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-02

LOST.
RETwEEN becker end Ninth street. in the Bowery.s
small So Cnsin, With sold cad Pencil aud Watch
key auaehsd IA liberal reward will be paid BY returning
10 No. 2a7 Nis Il. oairsrc