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Y Ne,v-York weekly Tribupe-con.sn.s 70,


Saturday, Octaber 81 .-poETRY-The Days are Gone by
the Wings q our strong Counties kinde the Watch
Fires, Personal Explanation; Slavery AID Whiggery;
Cold support The State New-Yors for Congress; WI!
New York prove Tue; The Suffrage Question: Slave
Hunting in Eew-York; Suffrage Separate Submission:
Pennsylvania &c. 4c.-PoLITIcAI-Pennsylv snin-Of-
oia Returns South Caroins, Massachusetts, Arkansas
New-Yerk Congressional and Senatorial! Nominations
New-York STATE Nominations; Wing Young Mems STATE
Convention; Ohio Florida: Alabama &c.-NEws-Lat-
er from Europe 10y the Caledonia-F1ll from
Foreign Files The Great Slave Case Ampudin and
Surrender Of Monterey; Earthquake Trinidad. From
Monievideo; Texas Maismoros Siege Of Monterey
Rumor; Foreign and Domestic Cores pondeGce Of The
Tfibune From Santa Fe; Incidents OF the Recent Battle
Dcstiiution IN lre!and.-MIscEL and
Thoughts in Europe-No. Ill. Dickrns's New Work
DoMgEY Son, Chapters / and H.. Interesting
nomcal Discovery; Suspension Of The True American
Labor and Wages-The n. Y. Observer; Close OF the
Great Fair and the Awarding OF the Premiums; Home
Department OF Agriculture; City Items from Tie Daily
Tribune Curiosiiies and Mistake Domestic Help;
To the Future Emgrans the Oregon Territory; The
Great Wilderness of NewYorS.-ComAEEcIAL INrELLI-
CEScE-Produce, Stocks Money, Cattle Market, House
hold Markets.
Single copies, put in wrappers for The Mails be
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Sscord Evening Cour.c.

Also or Thursday October -il, .. oc.ccA VII COZ
,.Dc course Cor pupils hsve had already II lessons
by Prof Church and oT persons who Aro" Ing already %
translate desire 70 understand The language spoken alc
Terms ~ he course Of iwenty-four S. oss ssts.
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a BOOK OF GEMS FOR THE YOUNG.

i BOOK OF GEMS FOR THE YOUNG.
ry,HIS DAY PUBLISHED. The Youths Cabinet vol.
1 Rev. Francis C. W0od,Vcrth, Editor. The Nots, "h'eh
LA. issued IN monthly numbers Is now complete, and
elegantly bound the STYLE OF Tire ANNALS IL contains
nearly 400 pages and u eubeshea with 100 cugr1vings
and vgne- title page which has rival IN taste Hnd
BEATTY The book fal be the most popular, ~ It
sny j. the cheapest animal In The field for the young
Price In muslin. g back, - y; muslin. git eFg-- and
sides - "a: imitation morocco, fun gilt 81 70 Turkey
morocco do, -
rv- The trade viii be furnished the most liberal
terms D A WOODWORTH. Publisher,
~ 5tis.od- Clinton Hall.
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DIED:
MT. Mr.. JANE ROBINSON. aged

IN Tuesday 9th inst. Mrs JANE ROBINSON aged
sr res,ives and friends are invited TO attend her f-
mi. Crhur-day) afternoon, at O'Clock. ircEl her
ar residence, No. II Sher1f.st
fa On Wednesdsy 2i.. inst. board ship vicksourgh
s.oyn New. Orleans 10 New.York. ALEXANDER 6. FOR.
sYTH late of Newbursh Orange county, y. Y. IN the
sis, year Of his age.
On tie 9Th inst at her residence Washingtonsve-
,e Brooklyn. Of consumption SARAH J. wife OF 10
..nb W. Bradshaw, NJ d. aged 20 year,; daughter Of
he lss William Haisht and granddaughter OF the late
Cen. Haisht OF Athens;
funeral service Christ Church South Brooklyn. at
p 81 ;his day whence the remains will be re-
,,oyea TO Athens for interrnent The frends and ac
1aantsnces Of the family respectfully invited 70 az
.ead without farther notice
AT 4, Brooklyn Mrs LUANNA B. wife of Isaac o. Hins
Tss friends OF the deceased and her brother c. s
e-rrY are respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral
~ nj Coucordst Brooklyn this afternoon a, O'clock
A. Harlem, on Tuesday. 9TH inst JOHN II T. Of
John and Louisa Harrington aged years and days
The friends of the family Invited 10 attend the f.
eral ths Thursday afternoon, O'Clock from the
residence Of his parents corner 18th 81 and Sd avenue
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L'IRTH 4 HALL, lFranAI!n-square, and FIRTH, HALL
L * POND SO Broadway publish this week selections
from the new Grand Opera Of The Crusaders by Benedict
containing When .nddend ughis the spirit sinks, . c
I'm thine only thine p III gifted ring, . cts They
f,le snow the charms % CT. Weep on weep - cts
Tie Ties Of friendship tDurtj 3s cs the complete
50 Also the vocal beauties OF L Eis Amore, or The
Love Spell, by DDnIeti Tho 10 other lands wanisr
IOqarto bella 80 cts: 4 knight from returning.
liza crutesoee So cts Dearest ofhappy child
hood. Cone pardse vszzosal > Cts sweety when 10
nom. r, ruiu La raI a. lei - c- Say wilt thou
think Of me- II fgrva agriInal > Cts. Fairy-t maiden
have riches Duet. 10 son rccol - Co. Or the
sci complete 81 81 Quadrilles from Wallace, Opera
OF Mariana, arranged by COue. o<o lsi
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5cbooIs.
NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE scHoC

STATEN ISLAND-l
WM II. DUFF. \. VI. PRINCIPAL
rTHE NENT Term III this long established and well
Known Institution II commence, after the yarson,
on The u OF November In tic splendid mansion erected by
the Bankers Joseph The peculiar solid ant elegant man
which this building has been constructed renders II
quite rs comfortable and desirable Winter Summer
residence To about select Schools Tor their
who consider the value OF good play grounds
lofty and airy apartments. and convenience OF all
seasons situation surpass !s, while the reputation
which The Institution has Tor many years enjoyed
School OF sound learning and practical Educslon best
sustained by The numerous young gentlemen who trained
up hy the Principal, houorably scq1ng them
various literary, professional and commercial
pursuits.
Circulars with terms hch nodersre) for bosrders
can te obtained NessIs Lockwood Sons Al Broad
way AID az the Institute. New-Brighion- Oh 5us-
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cor. Spruce and Nassau SITS. opposite The ci:y Han

to Man: PhysioiogicnIly and Mentally con-
sidcrcd, IN thee experimental Lectures the Human
Soul, by lir. SUNDERLAND, in Clinton Hall Thursday FRI
day and Saturday Evenings of The present week, u! ::
ocioek-in which attempt will be made for
the Visions of Swedenborg, and the Popish Miracles
without supernatural agency and giving the rationale Of
Spells Charms, Fascination, Trance, somnambulisn
Spectral Illusions, Dreaming, Insanity. Second Sight
Wclcraft and Ghosts combining series Of results pro-
duced the minds ofthe audience EXststc, Grave WHY
Mirihful, Musical Mysterious and wonderful Including
Surgical Operation whouithe patients knowledge upon
whom it is performed Tickets = be had at uie
door. o29 Sits
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~ Dirty Finger Naii.-Grea.v Goa, Coll,

u Dirty Finger Saiis-Greasy Coat Col!srs-lich-
ing Heads and base impus Jous, mag all be avoided ~
using one bottle Of Inc Chinese Dandruf E.adicaio
which costs bui . and may 5e had No Murray
- 2d door from Broadway. II - warranted 20 remove
Dsnd!uf and -houd fail four tnes ;he original cost vii
he returned.
II The money returned if not found as represented II
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rS- Reader, sre YOU conscrnprve DO !e. su &c.
-. a,s.ssi liver Eave you The scrofals or u: c-s-
ssss Of ne blood. Are ycu drops.cs Do yoa ss &c
sity Or wrssrsss OF he system Resos . as = =
-.-.S,s rssntrc,.c Mi1.rs, Sec AarsT.seas. 1sa
Ora, American Ee-cfdy.
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" Gentlemen's Fall Style of Hars.-BIRD, cor
Pine snd Nassau s,.-Geuiemens Has OF the standard
style for ensuing season, ready for examination
and sale.
The subscriber aeyoes his attention hitherto 10 he pro
due,ion of The qualities OF Beaver and Moeskin HAS
and SUCH they with confidence recommended to the
public. BISD, cor Pine and Nassau 50.
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Books.


CHEAP BOOK AND MAGAZINE DEPOT,
fl'AI5ISE BUILDINGS, Ss>s1z-.I-LIyes OF Seieorsi-
sseea O - Az,ac-. = ne asv Czas W CPa,-l p7'ee
TIE French coos, gva fa .r-etsoa. :ss - zos: 81
ehrslsc: ard a-iic5ca> clsoe>; 7r.cs = ets-
Our Ar-y th- so Gr11G=. VIII prscTIpocs - ne
5as;=s CT esc A-to AID Eeseoa De = Palaa &c Prsce
Dealings W. IN Of Doz,5-y .ad Soz - Chss DicS.
e. 7ric- 81 oess edition - c,s.
Constitution ct III >;sie oi S-~Yc-k, = adopted =
Peopl=, and $40 lie present co1stzt'on prlee Sc
Tie slzeA-P11--a Fl-e-a-n TIE OF lie kevoictsoo'
I'd cr Sss: CT he oati.Ns of The Eatson, by Roser
Loa.-5z D A-g1:e7 By i5c Assor of te WIDOWS Wax.
Marion Az h. Men 81 Historical Romance Ct ssvola-
IoasTv J-.eS: V--cs = cts
The Wig ! E1snacs prca -. cts
CSrshau- Magazine for Noeelnoe.. beautiful rEEneer
sEbscri ptlol -, Ter No. > ccs.
Aceais u ppe4: Al Fa5ii-aeTs pg5lsaer's Prees -
CD ". z GRAHAM, Tribune 5eidinss. Nas.sa-st
VIM TAYLOR & CO no AsToR HOUSE,
uAVEJEsT PC sLi>EED-The Newly 5rS Illustrated
l. ssa--r-. fo- November.
TEis o-aai.fs M0aaiy continue. to receive the con-
unecsloc- Of L. press al paris O.; TIE coCr.ry The
N0.eIn5s -goer : spossu OF bearing in- pam &C.
TIE Springfield Pos; says The November uuu;5es :
u1Esnay r'ch n III -esqeet tenvrssl oet1es e-ins
a. wed provided VITA reading mater A. ary OF - Preae
e-s-ors, rivals either
We continue 10 give fer - cents per number ;clr Steel
EuErsvius-. SID sIyty-four pages OF Reading Mater
Terms per snng = single subscriptions Two copies of
s.. I've copies for SO
Li:les Living Age Nc 2a i received .nd ready for
ieverv-Price L; els Irs IS pages Sled usual
wiki choice selections from the Journals and Reviews Of
tbs Country and Engaad-
Lend Five Shillns-. Farce II Act. by }. VI.
Morton. ESQ. te'i5e eti'.oa Pr1ee ~ et' A. ihi'
isias Portrait rnd Nieuoir OF W. Z, Barton, E.q-
Published and Tor sale By WAL TAYLOR x CO:
% No. : As;uv House.
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THE RICHMOND TRAGEDl

THE RICHMOND TRAGEDY.
lust PUBLISHED In book fom-Price l2t cent.--an
JHu;henlicaed report OF the TRIAL Of Myers and Others
for the Murder OF Dudley Mstvyn Hoy With the eo'
euenl speeches OF Council, and Tho Letters" IN full
with anAiory not-s which furnish clear ant complete
history OF the case Drawn up By the editor OF me Rich
naond Southern Standard. RICHARDS co.
Avn.
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55 G-sndst for The Transaction OF IN oJr-sur bus.oe.s
Representatives. requested Dunc1ls II :-ir sr
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EXTENSIVE CoUSTERFEuISG.--Ac ountcrfeiter
uas caught the 10Th, near Franklin, Tenn. and
3 20 Nashville who had between six and ten thousand
1oIsrs In fraudulent money. with other matters per
i,inc 10 the trade in bis saddle 5ags-evidence fan
.ns clear of his vllany, that he concluded put
.ie civil authorities any trouble brt jail with
-, forpaay Of trial lie is Italian and stated that
~ cleared eleven thousand dollars in good money last
rear. as lis share the spoils.
The MULE REGIMEST.-Some two three hund-
I'D Of thi. regiment arrived here yesterday in the
,ssmer Warrior from Mobile en- for the scat Of
wsr friend who them expressed mis- disappoint
ep. Of finding them deficient military precision
Their movements, he said were painful 10 military
sve and their conduct evinced la;nentabe of dis
eiuline and subordnaiion. We regret this.
~. Q. Tropic
F1gE.--Wc loarn from the Griggsvie Free
Press that the Rockport (l FIGURING Mills have been
entirely consun;ed By fire. Loss about $4,000. No in
.urance.
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ErT The L. =. Senate of 1S32.-The subscribers
r-suectfy announce their large uezzotri engraving
Of me United States Senate pe,et a't VII! II snort
time, be Published Those no essl-e 10 IeTve eat II
pr.ssios are invited call The .NatiazS AEi;HTs G
ky srt examine the engraving
sulS is;t ANTHONY, N--Ahh * W -i' oloACN AZ.
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Gustion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS Ares,oeee-.
Rf BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT.-S.ore
SAY k.s.AA

josiah RICHARDS, AEcs,osee-.
os4 bs,',a.sS,l~9<es Ca.o At7aace. sas.ie on con-
FRIDAY EVENING. oeta
Az o'eioc&. A. he AGetoa aeo-a
ScoSs-a arse eo4sccf.oa OF valsxss Socks sacaeisz
WEDNESDAY, ANb THURSDAY EVENINGS. Nov. ssa
and SsA.
- PTSysse Lisrary q cso.s English Book. eaSr,csss
Sr ei!cr.s - ats;ory Divinity, Btosrarsy
cA>scs, Seleuees. sics Ara AID Standard Eassa Lssa
AT gSlvsrs S.ls-,ro oasrso s:slo., ,y.ry r.r.esy.
Ia oNa sheep and extra XIX; Nd kin edge etndinSa Also
- CHANBKKI-8IN, Asertoeeer-S'e.s No Il
y. S2rRee>sI-lao-rN xtvSncca nsds % SeSSa Goa
.le, eAr-fapy sia-n;ed aat respectfully soae.sed-
srsrfi resarrs 1asie
A, 10 O'clock a. NJ. Is SsSfs-sveace.
>Seria sale 9. ene hSsse aad cst Hsr1sss Sled .Ss
St 'ae $50 So Screens -. fsss, seais sfsS
The sht. ute sad rSsres; Of Joseph Sariek &C ara
- 'N'' va SATURDAY. o.,s,.
A. loi o'clock. At No L SPruee-st
,.s sSr oy:hv he sseaSn Of SO T.as, Mss
sud Bows Bcots, Shoes, B.ossas, Se
Also ladies' and CAdreas Shoes Of Q: vaIioas aeseIt-
Also $, pairs Ladies frrcI .ad .e!ea India Rassers
Also, - pairs Lsdie. Sheet Saoee' San1sls, Boys src
Also, quantity OF secondhand Furniture, csEpe,,, OIL
Also. splendid pencil cedar chests
Also, 30 French Billiard Cues Of superior qualify.
MONDAY. Nov, :.
AtlN O'Clock, a. No, IS ElIaSeth-s
HoVSsHcLp FURNITURE, Sc--ConlprisiRg mahogany
p. and {. Tables. CHAIRS Carpets, Oh Cloth prsstins
SureaaX, French Se,is,ead. Looking Glasses, Window
SG.ies MAatel Ornaments, PcrrS, crOeAcry and Glass
Wsrc hichea Furniture, &c Nc
=. COTTON, ARcaoneer.
IpI +. COTTON, Auction and Comrrlsscr Herch ant.
D-Scrs Nos lis Fulton ard 81 Anr sts.-LiocrAl id
made socts either for prvstr sale auction
ard proui?t made. Outdoor .ses Of every dcecrp
Of Scc. pansn,sv stsndea IL and respectfully go
Gcitcd. ThI RSpAl, oct, ~
o. \ Auction
!are and choice selection OF Furniture consisting q
sofas Mahogany Chairs Erench BcdsLesds, Marble Top
Dressing Sni pSin SureauN do Wash Stands. large lcck
nx Classes prc>s Sbcs Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
OIL Cloth Sea;her Beds Natlressc.. Crocsery aud Gnss
WNre. Astra. ard Han Lamps, Stoves, hiehel 'sniare
Nc Nc Also, one l.rge counter, about " teeI
FRIDAY, Oct ~.
A. 10, O'clock, ~ The Auction koouf
COIN ,Sp SILVER W NrCHSS, JEwELRY, &C. Sc.-CSu-
sssnx OF Patent Levers, Lepues Ladies' do, Sc; also
Double Silver De-, Silver Lepnes, Gold Pencils, do
with Pens Gents Gold Gasrd and Safety Chains, 10
Rings, Gneo and other Breas, Pins, sncnd do FANCY
Goods, &C. ". A full description OF ae day cfssc
MONDAY Nov y
Al lOt O'Clock. ~ No = Annst
The of Printing Once, consisting OF 500 lbs OF
Coors Sucs, DCubls Dash Rules, Round do Newspaper
Cuts Double Imposing Stones Cases Casses, Double and
Snge Stands Standing Galeys, so q lead together with
Desks, Chair, &c. &c.
Ar PsIv,rs SALE-oue splendid rosewood Piano.
made by Firth Hail
private sale TWO large Extension Tables One VIII
syt-nd shout feet and tho other ~
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fashionable Glotbinq.


WIN. q. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Tsilot.,
w Importers Of Cloths Csssin1res, 'estiHs' rsacJ
Dress Acles kc-In appreciation Of he success which
attended heir eaors IN catering for the community would
tender the assurance upon The commencement Of me FAN
Trade thai will their endeayor add to The INDUCE
nents which have rendered 22i Broadway THE ESTAB-
LlSHMEST I, which furnished Galinsrts possessing
tn. requisites which continue commend them 70
the economist For IN the style and character Of the cloth
ag are enabled furnish through me aid Of as efficient
corps o. cutters be found IN Tho country Is Tho
SEQUEL 10 the attractions Of cur moderate charges
large assortment Of new goods for Fall snf Winref
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Twe-s &c FOR Dress sad Ffock Cost oT-rcosts Sacks
&c Frenca In ssh and American Csssasfe' for f4r:A-
Icons word n reference Ills garment N which Ia
experience mas .zlsed Tie many few c1iters ezees
lral IN hi. Is especially solicited Nerfno velvet
SIX and Satin vesng, great variety The Usual sssor-
r,su, Of frs. quality Reedy-.nsde oyereoas, Original
scss CIosks Dress acc Erock Coer, Psr.z!oons Vests
kc with schoice selection Of Esncy Dress articles sesrs
crsvsts, Hdkts, Gloves, suspertess, shrS. Collars
Eo,orls, Hall Hose, &c- a. Au
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= The Punishment al the yI.iol.ea and 49,

OF jndCInent.-1n- subscriber viii unfold the Go-,ri1-
OF NE scripture on ia!s subjsc; ThQr.dzv. = P
al 20 ~ Greene 81 he VII also .pess At the .are le
snd pace on Fnfsy. JOHN THOMAS ". D.
q he E..rz Of IN. E--f
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Ncu fall GOODS.

SEAMAS & MUIR Will open .hcir new ana exou
Sswe DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 32I BrOodrdy
IL, door above the Hospital Green on Monday neA the
lgth day of October. at Q 4. VI.
Their stock entirely fresh has been selected with great
care expressly for she City trade, very reduced prices
and comprises rich assortment Of Partisan Dress
and Fancy Dry Goods has been offered 20 the public du
ring the present Autumn
They inye purchasers examine their goods ~ hey
are confident the great falling OF IN prices viii enable them
10 offer greater Inducements than BE- offered by rab
shed houses. having old and deprecated -IocRs on hand
Their assortment compri.es every variety ot the moot
splendid Silks Cashmere Decos-e, Mersnos Moussene ds
LANES India Camel, Hair Cashmere, Brocbe and En-
brode.d Grape Shvls Of which are equal 30 any
offered t, season. LAccs aud Emurodrrles Mourning
Goods. Partisan Cioaks Wedding and Ball Dresses. to-
gether every variety of attractive and desirable
goods usually kept tie largest Broad way establishments
Mr. Muir retired from frm OF A. T. stewart Co on
January and ne haites himself that his many
experience that house and hts perfect kro edge
Of Broadway trade Will enable him To Offer at AL
times attractive stock Of goods, well adapted 10 the
nreyn,ing t..,e and fashions ola lmis
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FTHE NEW-YORK ANATOMICAL MUSEUM No.

TVNHE NEWBORN ANATOMICAL MUSEUM No.
L 2S9 bOwerv, opposite Prince-st-The public are IN
oned that, after the labor OF many years Doctor Beach
succeeded collecting Ard preparing the most .pleu
did Anatomical Specimens sui Paintings seen in this
country. illustrating the structure o every part OF the hu
man system among which tullsKc Fixture,
hblung The itg. ia uiero amid ibe surrounding organs
THIS nRspiceu collection principally in wax = now
open visitors The above building. aud occupies
rooms. Here all may have opportunity OF studying the
wonderful mechanism OF their bodies, snd the morbid
state produced By disease. For particulars small b.
Lectures the above subject VIII shortly commence AG
mt,sncr . cents j. HASSELL, NJ ID.
~ lmen Suprrnlendsnl
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THE REVENUE BOVA,
COSTAINISG me Tan. " 1916, together With he
X Terr Of 1872. compared--Also th- Sub-Tr-ssury,
Wa.holsing and Canadian Transit Bills OF 1916, and The
-a,y back Law, lh the Treasury Circulars N relation
thereto likewise The new brtsh Tarti amended a. he
i4e essiou OF Parliament 10 hich II added table OF Gold
ana Silver Coins reduced Fedora! Cgrrs2cy For sale
bv FRANCIS LOUTREL, Manufacturing
90 In S,adou-rs u Mziden-lsIe.
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TNHE GILMAN, or D.. Ross. Patent Domestic Gym
uasiuu viii bs opened this day IN Crsud-sc opposite
Centre Market II O'Clock NJ The exercises will he
novel hesllhful. and amusing in high degree. Admit
lance sNpence ave dollars per quarter EDITORS Ply
siciaas and School Teachers respectfully invited to
examine the apparatus. O-S Sus'
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FRENCH SPOKEN.


Society Library. BrOsrway, cor Of Leonafd-si
~ On Thursday, October 9TH q; O'Clock. teren-
incl Professor Ed. Church Will commence course ior
beginners, Ladies snd Geutlernen.l
Teens s. for the course o! ..esty lessers OF one
ho,r each Three lessons week tuesday Thursday
aad Saturday, The lesson begins a. O'clock precisely
y b. Tickets - had al ne Society Library Lecture
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~ The photography of the Human Race

~ The Orthography of the Human Race
In exhibiting and the effects also the Affects
Alphabetical illustration Of characters in the human fam
lily, have every graduation which is applicable the
vow-ls aud consonants their position action and inau
the photographic relation OF aclcn in tho Political
Moral and Religious ambition of the world illustrated
all varieties which the aspirations OF vanity seek IN
the e,ymoogy intellectual culture which the suscepu
biIiy be realized by every good citizen within the
jurisdiction of this happy land, independent Of Monatcn
sway yet the sdectves in the comprehension OF suban
its addition aHec, its quality will realize the
world the, HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoAR-
HOUND is the only Cor Coughs, Colds Bronchitis.
Asthma Splitting OF Blood Night Sweas, and Pain in the
Side or Breast discovered One bottle sufficient,
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HAzLITT'S SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

- PlRir OF THE ACE. Contemporary Portraits. BY
- William HaZliti- Price hlty cents.
Has one of the most gifted and original spirits OF
that age upon which he wrote exceedingly useful and
interesting volume A. critic OF and manners and
OF literature and ari. he without any supefiors.
y. Y Eve. Post
worthy and valuable addition 20 the Library into
which now introduced Courier and Enquirer
W. read Hag!itt with great pleasure Presbyterian
l. would he supcrcrogetory that The portraits nre
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