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WARRINGTON, Oct. 20, 1876.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 20, 1876.
Highly Important particulars from the Sect Of War.
The Of intsllgen from the seat Of yestsr
day. Is not gratifying than important and significant
Of the progress Of the campaign The details Of evacua
ton of the city of Monterey appear at this distance more
like some fiction of the thousand and stories Of tho
Arabian Knights, than Of living reality.
proud day it must have been to the gallant Macedonian
phaanx Of Gen. Taylor to de6lng before them the
living array Of the ten thousand men of the Mexican
garrison, and the miscellaneous rear guard Of men
women end children donkeys goats, dogs, and fowls
and all sorts Of luggage with camor, compared with
which, the noise Of meeting of Mike Walshs par
tisans in the Park il moonshine must have been
stirring and lively spectacle But then, when We cor
slider the presence Of the United States army and the
beautiful CITY, with its orange groves and ts stern and
frownng fortresses, with the Star spangled Banner
streaming from their SUBMITS, and the surrounding ma
esy Of the eternal heights of the Sierra Madre or the
mother mountains the udicrous character Of the pageant
of the retreaing Mexican army H. lost in the magnn
and submity of the surrounding panorama and IN
give life to the scene below Three hundred years had
witnessed the ndsputable possession Of this stronghold
through revolutions and dynastes, through all tho
mighty revolutions Of empires over the world, these
fair domnons Of the sPsnards had remained in the unn
length had the storm Of war and before the suoces
Of John Smith, the southern Husuencts and Dsnis
Boom a. before tho irresistible power Of destiny, the
trcoor, the eagle, and the serpent Of the children
down in blood, and traifed in the dust
iiIe snou bsore the summer SUM- like grass upon the
rrss undsr the gale of an autumns Gre the glory Of
he k;ngdos Of CATTLE and Leon the charm of romance
The yeneration of age the chivary the wide sprssd
haven and the majesty Of SPAIN are swept away the
stern and rial Of the Anglo Ssxons advance
onward and onward still eur Triumphant banner with 10
ciusterjnr flames like meteor in the shock
of war II is destiny it Is destiny the Caucasian
nust conouer the Andausan-the desc epdants of the
pirates of England are to conquer the ma
lions of the earth
Getting down from our stills and not too abruptly We
ntreat let us note few matters Of incident and o nte
resby the way as connected with the last grand achieve
ments Of Cen Taylor's army We failed last evening
Curd tf do not mistake the nancy from the camp Of
Gen Taylor He left Monterey on the fourth and brings
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ne VorIs Of those InteTesttd:-
Baths IN RHEUsIATISM-Ia 1893 had severe attach
OF rheumatism which Aimed me ted op! pou his
fiend advised the baths for WIN rpcse
came from Albany this city went 10 j. "a rolls
Medeated Vapo bath, John street, was esrsd rs IN The
assist undressing myself After had taken i've baths
could walk the thing ssabbmsnt 10 my 10 dgngs,
and baths cured and returned home SIM when
have had the least symptoms Of rhsumat: ti this
Aftsi suffering Tone month determined to come TO New
erettual before. arrived here and found MIS- arolls
Medcsted Vapor B,hs removed to 1874 Fulton sret went
there taking them and in baths hm per-
fscty cured and shall please God home
81 49, may fhink prnper PETER Z. DOYLE,
$50 South Pearl street, Albany.
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There appears to have been very little alteration in
quotations for those securities during the past fortnight
in fact there has been little doing in them, that the
above prices merely nominal
Capitalists feel little disposed to change their invest
in these Stocks to increase them and the ope
rations are therefore, unusually limited Congress
in about five weeks and in about the length
of time the tariff bill goes into operation, and the
financial and commercial classes waiting the result
of these movements It'll anticipated that Congress WILL
Immediately after becoming organized, devise ways and
to meet the financial exigences Of the govern
ment and large direct loan will, without doubt be
authorised. The Secretary Of the Treasury WILL no
doubt succeed in issuing the full amount Of treasury
notes authorised at the rate Of interest establshed
Ave and two 6fths per cent This amount TO- however
but arihe, compared with that which VIII be wanted to
administer the government and carry the Mexican
war; and direct oan bearing full six per cent interest
will have TO be resored to. Aoan Of this kind could
be easily Affected and the government the money
ket, and the commercial classes generally would be
at relieved from the doubt and uncertainty unde
which they now labor.
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Navigator OF tho Ohio Rive
MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY, Octs oO-o Re Ma
There was q slight improvement in some Of the IAN
ciss to-day. Harlem went up n Norwich and Worces
ter l. Long Island Vi while Pennsylvania So, Merris
Canal Canton and Reading, closed firm at Yesterdays
prices.
At the second board Harlem went up another quarter
and Norwich and Worcester y. The market is evident
Iy In proving, and would not surprise to an ad
of several per cent in some of the principal fam
css The market in just such state that any change
would not asonish We well prepared to see
decline of Eve per cent advance to that
tent
The demand for foreign exchange to-day was not &C
tive. and quotations steadily settling down. We
quote prime bills London at lot l07h on Paris 81
sex ST IS; Amsterdam ssA SO; Hamburg 3l< IS;
Bremen 77Ka7s.
The Bank of the State Of New York has declared a
dividend per cent for the last six months para
BILE on the 10Th of November
Tho directors of the Bank of the State of Georgia
have declared semiannual dividend Of three dollars
per share
The semi annual report Of the Bank Of Augusta Geor
ga dated October s. 1876, presents the annexed
nsnt -
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INDIANA BONDS.

undersigned hss is,ped circular, dated 2,nd Instant
made by the FIRST Of December next the of
the Wabash and Erie Canal and give effect to the Act of
ding for the payment Of interest on the bonds
furnished with their address, and in order that ali bond
holders have the OF securing the
of the law by becoming parties the notice il
given such bondholde have received the cir
piicston personally or BY mail to Messrs Wnsiow Per.
kins No. SO Wall street a my Office, No 20 Nassau
street. CHARLES BUTLER No. 20 Nassau
Dated Oct 30, 1886. OF 2xwlwsr
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TO THE PRESS

TO THE PRESS
A GENTLEMAN wishes to purchase an interest in re-
spectacle and we'll established either this
ether pleasant in the United States line ad
dressed to Franklin" Poat o. r. will me ct
with the most confidential attention. o3l q issnc
4rH WARD JEFFERSON ASSOCIATION.
THE MEMBERS of the above Association particular
~ reque.ted TO meet at their Head Quaers, Is james
street. sunday afternoon o'clock
ofIespeet 10 their late member. Thomss ID Bckford
By order, 8. VAN NUSTRAND President
j. WITS e's OIL ltsrc
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n YVES mr. this reason that he sttschsd TO- the whig
principles Ne had to know that The iaoorfng 20
uulsson OF Maine would come forward to and give
their votes at the next election the wings After few
other remarks Mr.. Hatch concluded. and the meeting
adiourned.
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Married.

On Thursday. goth inst, at st. Thomas Church, by
the Rev. DR. Whiehouse, Mr. JEREMIAH HorcHKIss 10
Miss SOPHIA T., daughter of Charles N. Mills, senr all
OF Brooklyn, l.. /.
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Great Fishing-John Hiliiger, OF Wards
Island caught with hook and line Little Hsllgats il
Weighing pounds length s inches giIth Is INCHES which
.r Windus IL Park Row, who viii - rye IT
his nj pood txl
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Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers' assGrtm emit
is celebrated pens the varied and extensive in the
city embraces all the different styles Of Congress Prss
dent. Wh,mefe, Norfolk, Sporting Pencil and Once
Knivs., Of Iossgh ogers sons Wosenho%s, kc
@. SAUNDERS SON III Broadway,
opposite HowsrdE Hotel
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HOWES q CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrvalled corps of Equestrians will perform
Mddetown the 2eh Of October; Port Jarvis the
Novcmbor Somerville the ID; bennington the lh
This the Largest Essabi,shment organised - the
Unted States comprising le Men and Horses requiring 70
Carriages to convey the performs Eard,obs. %usc,ans
TRANS, among whom i the Greatest Female Rider Of tina
Age recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE.
whose style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her own
being ehsste and ela.e her graceful and
and the charming n1tuete with which she chains her audi
render ,h. gifted and Srti;s the lead
ing feature Of the arena this country The fropIeor
refer the public TO the brilliant description given IN II: re-
performed b. this distipgu,hsd 4, sy zig ~.
NIXON :sd shs snsppro:e hal Glow DAN RICE,
Der The Napoeon Of The AIea. M HOBBS whose s;t.
Horseback the most exsordnary Witnessed yuve
nile act Of By Mater Nixon Olympic E.:.,
Tamblsl, Mr.; MACARTE WondsIfal Feet ~ NJ
their elegant Gymna.tie Posture. and Grouping, M
na.,ie. By Mr. NiIon and his son Mr. Heyss in h: NJ
G. Howe. IL Slack Rope Evo!unSD: Mr. Geo swsst the
The whole eompT.ins the leading. most talented. and
HoWES 4 rs New York Mammoth Circus.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

WM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
EURNITCRE SALE-This day, Saturday, October 3ist,
at 10 o'clock. by H. 4. Willard the sales ROOM No.
Fine street, to pay advances, sofa bedstesd Masraw pa
tent large extension dining table large oval Office table.
gsndoes china and other dinner glass lamps
and various Other articles. o3i Itsr
II. ID. WILLIAMS, Auc'r
AOUsEHOLD FURNlrUkE-On Saturday 3ist Octo-
osr at 10 o'clock the entire Furniture contained in the
three story house No 20 White Of mahoga-
ny Sofas three and full French Chars Wahsands
Card and entire Tables dressing aud Bureaus French
Brussels and lnsrsn Csrpe &c Lamps Girsnsoles Look
en- Furniture, with which the sale will commence Csta
loEues on morning of sale. tsrh
CHANCEkY SALE.
order OF the Court Of ChsnceryUnder the direction of
- Isaac Fowler Master in Char Gerry will be sold at
public auction by DUMONT u HCsACK, at the Mer-
chants Exchange Wall street. Monday second day of
N9yemssr at O'clock the two brick front house
ivan street. with story building ON the rear and The
right Of alley leading Broome set; said lot 81 r.
m front and rear aud rs IT, . in. deep. o25 LIVER
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sets nsaooe-s difference against lths bank Of ssvsA
theus and dollars
We annex our usual table Of quotations for the prnc
nal 81 ate aud other stocks used for investment -
Prrcrs or sTocKs New YonK MARKEr.
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TAXES--I846.


OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, Public Buildings,
~ Park Oct a. s46-Noce is hereby given that the Tax
Books for the open at this .nd that
am ready receive the due upon them All persons
PAYING their previous the LIST day Of January will
allowed deduction the equal to interest At the
te OF calculated from the day OF
ment g the LIST day OF February. Office hours for receiving
taxes, from "a M. until Up. NJ
JOHN STEWART. Receiver Of Taxes
rson sending full description OF their property to this
once Will have their bills senf 10 them OF they can be had
~ .ny line bv parsonsI application. o3l 6trc
BtS;AL HiNg P4W6ER-so0 ossEs Boyds iirst quality
S.. ~ fERsiRG BROOKS,
S"'W Nc, ~ Asd u NAssAu street.
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NOTICE.
"A MEETING Of the Third District PHHcNIX ASSOCI-
"A ALTON will be held the Marion House, on Sstur
day evening" 3ls stan TX o'clock Puuctual attendance
Is requested BY order Of
ROBERT B. HOLMES
President pro TEN.
nDKHNIs Mcguire, }-Nice rresoents.
CHAELss H. lNNEs, Secretary. o3l Ter
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TROTTING.
PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE,
. 1&k&p&f&x

TINE Fall Meeting he above Course
Il Tuesday, the Sd Of November, and continue
days.
No. l-Frst day, Nov. Sd, Purse Ssoo-Two mile heats
under the saddle.
j. NJ hanmiil, enters e. 2. Fourth July.
,otus en.es.. = y LEMON
No. 2Same day. purse no. free horses that never won
money, mile heats. in harness.
Mr.. McRoberts, enters b. z. Bendigo.
y Spieer enters. $500. b. m. Lady Ellen.
" asmm'ii enters. :,.. 80: raIi,:
emile heats IN harness. free for all trotting horses
" opicer enters. '''.'... 30; AMencus.
o.I-Same day, purse 5000 mile heats beat in s. to
wagons free for horses that purse of $200 Wa
gon aud driver to weigh 800 pounds.
" opcer, enters. ..'... 80 o. ~. lazy Ellen
J. Weber, enters .br. M Lady Washington
". Dung, enters Dr. Rather
i'm. Hammill. enters ..............s.g z. Bulwer.
Philadelphia, Oct 10 1916. OF 9tsje
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Toilet Articles, consisting OF the chsSlcesl
rcrumery Dentrfces Cosmetics Shaving Creams, Toilet
Soaps Raxos from the most approved makers, Dress ing
Cases containing all that necessary for the toe in the
g. sAUNDERs SON, III Broadw Az,
few doors above Courtlandt
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DARK THEATRE-ssturdsy Evening Oet'r sl-win
l. be performed the drama q BORN TO coop Luck
Cd,oSse Pssl.sn saus.. Molina Mr.. Venom Msss.
retfa Miss Niles
To eG E.nn w,.h na mfoN Doi-'o' 'a"'' "
DooIs open at halEpa o'clock and the psrforma.ees
wi, VII ., som%saes at o'clock D0's'si' q"
- = - = = 40 ooa1S
RowERY Saturday s,s.,.s 2e saso 81
Ria Mr. Adams; PirsrrO Booth; EIvira, Mn Msdi.
Adsn 3: Ss aSb NJ. Md.os H. MI
Twitchsr Mr. Aaaawsy; Loui.s, Miss Barber.
DIs cfeis es.s.; Upper So1s: Is s:ss:; s ..s 0..
Y lan cents:
TripoIemus Mudd ew.rk Mr. Mitchell; Adam Brock Hol-
Land; + ErSfs Mis- G ,h .RLrAx OF THE ryRoI
Asr S Which w THE BEE-SmE Block Mr. Clark FAIRY
To :. tSGwsc y DRAwN For THE ARMY-sl0u
rs. c,c, "a nn, hn.s % ..,,.. nj, ana sbi,li.r.
private boTss IS ''"'A' 'pp'' ''Ae' - ''' WV "'
Door. half past O'Clock: curtain rise. att
CIKCUs-BOWEkY AMPHITHEATRE.
Fifth nish5 a M. t chaEGk 9aRpiNER
nj. ,slG3fNOK FELlxx CAhto c,,,-, cou
rsaeon fsSs As.y. Iondou sad ali the principal
sIGNOR CARLO, will, for the 81 time IN Amenca' ap
pear a, the Revolving sPriie on ladder " ieet high
u. oy%1. snS a9r
c,psl act OF horsemanshiP; Mrs Csme Crdnsr VIII e.n
Nj Lipmsn will aposaI rim IN a trrand vaultine match
VMr: Levi NORTH is engaged p I,week
M r KEMr' the famous Enshsh Ciown' Will appear on
Doors open ~ O'CLOCK performances 10 Commence ~
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APOTHr CARES HALL.

M AIRY A. WATSON returns her sincere thanks to the
" friends OF her late husband and the public
Tor Inc so Literally bestowed him for the
years. and begs to state thar she intends
vors. - - ~ -
Mrs W. has engaged superintendent of the business
her late husbands assistant Mr. L. Howkns who has had
eleven years experience the business of
and prusrs in some Of the principal ce. in Eng
hdently recommend to those who may favor her with
support Those who enrus him with their prescriptions,
ness and dispatch.
In this establishment boys inexperienced young
men are ever allowed to medicines wait
toners.
large supply Of fine Swedish and Smyrna Leeches arc
constantly on hand competent will apply them
County physicians supplied with pure and genuine drugs
end medicines large of Hair Oils COognes
Essences, and fancy articles Tor pedsars OBI 1wsr
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THE ALBANIA SALOON.

THE ALHAMRA SALOON.
$50 Broadtcay betveen Spring and Prince streets.
w CoRByN. Manager GEORGE LoDEk, Musical Director.
THIS Splendid and fashionable establishment open
~ ADMlTTANCE ONE SHILLING: ~
The whole buildings thoroughly warmed. and comfor-
table Il q private paror.
fhis and Every Evening during the Week
The will be varied, and consist in part Of
Beautiful and illusions by the wonderful
Lady Magician.
Ventriloquism by Mr. Wyman.
GRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS,
BY the whole company of talented Artister.
The Italian Fantoccni.
Dancing by Miles Jesselyne and Marguerite.
With variety and change OF highly
attractive novelties.
Full particular in the daily bills.
HTAdmtance One Shilling. III
Doors open at 7-Commence at O'Clock.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE.
DOCK STORE FOR SALE The Stock and FIXTURES OF
- small retail Book store for sale nciu4lnk nohsay
cheap publications show csses. etc. ETC. ~ man
X2dssss " 1osIsse,S. 81 Ne Nsrsld 0Ass. sHxsf
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LIZARDS GREAT WORK; TIE NAzARENE,

A REVELATION of Philadelph,a New York and Wash.
"A ingon ia the year I8i4-w an excitement nm
exampled in this couotrvorfhe with hch the
Quaker Ciy and Blanche Of Brndywne, well his Lee
section Of the country The Forthcoming exceis any
OF his former in the extraordinary revelations which Il
contains well the vigor and bodness Of ITS sy lie
Popular Magasine Oct. 1886
THIS DAl Published the first number price l2k cents
York. = ~
This work-founded in the Philadelphia Riots
the Mysteries of the Grard College aud the Frauds the
nuan De completed IN ABOUT "a numbers at
the price OF the work in complete form number will
be issued certainly every weeks and possibly per
week ''' = -
Agents wanted to New York city. All orders
must be addressed to
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
OBJ 1tsrrc No 2ilL Broadway
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TABERNACLE.
living the Concert in aid of the German Benevolent
" Society,
HENRI HERR,
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
EzrS THURSDAY EVENING, NOTEMBER 5.
% Particulars in future advertisements o3i1t re
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There has been falling OF in every department but
the line Of discounts which has been largely increased
The proportion Of specie paper continues about the
sane reported in previous returns.
The total amount of debts due the bank as
above is. ................... S5ss.sso "a
OF which there s good. 1857 794 %
OF which there is bad. -. 36c96 IS
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II Saloon Nos 81 East Broadway and III Division street.
six Of the best Alleys the city, which appears
the following six made succession by gentle
this week. 49, I92 1885, as 2 and 1888 aggregate the
sa strings Is aea pins averaging 200 pins il string In
consequence Of the Of (which the
most seiect) the Proprietor will
few days called The fremont Branch 300 last Broad
way, extending to No al Grand street. spen-
S,a new Alley new Balls and every thing and in the
has patrons and many Of them live distance
them to take East Broadway Grand line
al his erpeuse they both the In case they
cant .st an Alley moments notice. they shall be supp
ed with stage tickets to and establish
nent the other. As they will contain ten Alleys he
that al will he accommodated, oaI me-
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DN. hIAhE'S IODINE LINIMENT.
THE ASTONISHING success that has attended the ap-
plicaton Of this valuable Linment and the hiah
estm2nisls that daily received my calling
upon the afflicted to resort the only remedy
9.ack nostrum but scientific chemical Of
iodine oil known aud established efficacy.
1t permanently and ecusy cures
kHEUM @TIsN,
either chronic nammatory or loss of The use
OF the limbs conactons of cords and muscles vou
matters net Of how long standing; sp,ans bruises
hard swelngs and enlarged joints yield apple
OF this nimen u has been used with incredible
IN scroua kings Ey enlarged glands diseases of the
spine and hip joints TIC dooreuI and all affections
invaluable and like charm stopping bleeding
Of flesh wounds snd causing them heal in days Il
has been known 70 fail curing the stubborn u
fever and sweed legs scross the kidneys in
the chest, side. s5f peck. sore throat and Group.
IL speedily and eectuav eradicatts eruptions
OF the skin in the form OF salt rheum eyspeas pmples
rngworm or letter BARRIERS itch scald head &C. Ii
removes toothache and headache the pain and
cures corns bunions chi!blains SC Sold BY s. NIGER
SOIL, sole proprietor, 90 John o3i eodms rrc
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VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE of the Landing OF Columbus, painted BY order
of Congress, exhibiting for short time IN the
large saloon Of the Academy Of Design Of Broadway
and Leonard streets. .
Open from NJ toloP NJ. Season tickets 80 cents; SIN
gle admission, Is cts; descriptive pamphlets, sh.
n1A 1,uixs
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PROBE sSOR ROGERS

HAVING returned from his Northern and Western
II in which his soushng deve opcmens Of Human Mag
ncm have commanded univeIsa attention, and been wit
earnest certificates he has in his possession, his
OF commencing Coarse of which will
be illustrated by interesting experiments at Lvceum Hail.
500 Broadway, nearly opposite Nibo, Monday Evening
and Tuesday the Presbyterian church Yorkville
Wednesday at American Republican Hall Of
nue. and Sd street, on Thursday at the Lyceum HarI
Friday the Lyceum Island; ard Saturday
corner Of Grove and Hudson streets. See bill.
on WStlsr
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YANKEE DOODI e.

NUMBER FoUR
CONTAINS additional pages of reading matter.
~ (making ten in all J with the following splendid
ILLUSTRATIONS:
1.-The Mexican Artful Dodxer.
2-Esshions for November. two spirited illustrations.
3-The sucker Editor.
4-Thc Man who opposed to Mock Auctions.
- @Heads for thrilling Novel Of City ife.-Chapter T.
Hungerford de Smash, Esq. at WIndust's.
6-Returning from Parade.
1.-THE Devil a Listener.
s-Notes OF a Distiug ue-Chapter III.
9-Spiritual Conundrums
I0-The Sporting Season.
1I-Appeal to Yankee Doodles Benevolence.
12-View of Broadway.
l3-CalifoInian and his Dog.
u Newsmen and the Trade supplied usual.
Terms-6h ccnts-$3 per annum, IN advance.
VIM II. GRAHAM,
Tribune Building.
All the books and cheap publications be had
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CONCERT.
MIR. KAVANAGH respectfully informs his Friends and
Iv1 the Public that he will give CONCERT at Colum-
ban Hall, Grand street. on Thursday Evening Noyember
3th when he will all his popular Songs bothCoDlc
and Sentimental He viii be assisted by Mr. Holman, Mr.
Nutting, and young lady.
10 Tickets Doors open halfpast Six O'Clock.
Concert half past Seven For programme,
small bills o29, SIN 3, s. II is"r
MENAGkRlE AT NlBLO'S.
ID AYMOND K WARNINGS Collection Of Living Ami.
~ mails. this city, the largest 10 the United
States The place well adapted and beautifully fitted mp
for the option ofthe public.
Nenagere open from TO IL, A. Nj from too r. M; and
from TO 10 O'Clock in the evening
u Admission IS cents-Children. half price.
Gao If
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CLAhkE'o SAC KS,
ITO Wta,am street, opposite the Warrington Stores,
NJ goods for cash, and giving ne man credit. an
enabled 10 offer the most Undue the truly
economical: Thus ! will make order coat usually
charged ats23 for $40 and SIS coat for SIS aud every
othef garment IN popoiten am likewise provided With
solas low q ", ny oSf 5dssro
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UNION HOUSE.

CARLTON HOUSE.
d H. HODGES has the pleasure to announce to hi,
friends and the public, that having purchased the in
Of mis- late Capt Benson he will continue
the house on his own account and now prepared to make
board for the winter, the most favorable terms.
90 2gis