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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
NEW INVENTED WIGS.

IL lSaichciUF's new invented W lgs ana sea fs
pronounced by all who have and them the
perfect and natural heads of hair Wig
Invited inspect the largest and best OF Wigs
In the United States they then judge the effect and
Will al perceive that what has long been 10 them
of nloerabe discomfort will henceforh be q real
luxury. WIN. BACHELOR, inventor and manufacturer.
Wall-s. Broadway, removed from les Broad way.
OF fppo
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nm. RAKRETT,S AIERICAN Coagh synp /.

~ Il. BNkEtETTFS AWE hlIA.< Nulgu S!IAF =
~ vel known u safe ard most efficient remedy Tor a.
diseases Of the chest and wn3pp attended with Cough
Pam Splitting o. Bocd. and CaLArrAs, broncelis!rciP
ent Consumption. WhoopiGg Cough Measles, Coughs
from Cold. and all Inflammation OF the Lungs, Sc The
inventor the American Cough Syrgp has used Il IN IL
a, tie urgent solicitation OF number OF ocr nosi re-
s?eclcd citizens. who have rI and II, happy effects
Is induced MAKE generally known rs sod IL
such price bring. within the reach OF The poor Is
well as the rich Price - package. 8. SyIrrs Drug
and Chemical Store, l6l Broadway, corner Grsad-s New
N-s ~,
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sS Farm Of about lS3 aeres, ale!y owned b. Car-i
Sri1.rrioE, deceased, situated on The bank OF ne
Had.On River opposite Neburgh, sbgt Two Ini.s Sorh
Of Fsrkii Landsg and adjoining rle lard Of Cuban L
Eerplancx AID others
tbs Farm all excellent snc and al Il nigh stale Of
cultivation except about y acres, covered win wood Of
which thirds valuable red cedar IL IS one Of
The best Farms Duchess County well watered, wen
fenced and lie location no; surpassed by any on ar
River, commanding y-w Ut Sewburyh and nearly the
whole OF S-Sburgh Bay Upon II iss yaasbe and never
falling Of water which neary the whole eng;h
The Farm ep.ies The river the Sogtb~es
-ry hereof upon hch zrenn dam h<s oren re-
Gently erected.
There are -hree dwelling Houses the piaseone, the
Mansion House. double frame nouse, Substantially
Du about 80 By % fees With srieH attached and IS 10
GOOD order. L :. EandsoGleiV s-a:ed an -nintnce
ard coGIn I'D. tns view OF Sewb1rgh Bay. extending
tar 5-yont Ranbu1Zh the North One other or ne
dwellings is gso Farm ionse snt lie other II sr-4.
T-nan. Hogse. besides ihe-e Du.diDgs there - good
Barn sheds Carriage EO1s- Ac lToG The psr-. Also,
arg- orchard most 0f eh Is grated fruit. enf other :fut
also, web Ct good water and stze ei'tern FsT
LIE purchase MONEY remain unpaid, secured by
mortgage Inc premises. II desired he Purchas-r-
possession De given IN month froaa time 0f ssle
Il required.
Il 80; sold before me sixth day January EEK. tese
premises Viii b- offered acciiCn thai day a. len
TcOrk the forenoon. IL he NanstOn House on the
rr-:n.--. For 'zrttcf DsfLcuiars Inquire q STEPHEN
ERiSEERHJFF, tne premises COFSELIGS z
5hIsKEhHOFF, PoagnksrYsIe, or ~ " IL. c Has
BA0UCR, or DASL 3. BOfCE, al lheif Oder u
Ae.xbrrzh- os11 3c4w5sthJsn
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by JAMES NJ: liiL,,kH-

At IOI O'Clock, the No Liber,y-s,.
BRNINGiIiM SuEFEILp. GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
wsE00 packages and lots OF fresh Hardware, just im
ported aud manufactured consisting OF trace chSins, hall
do log chains sIeelyards cast butts liable butts plate
screw plates. mill files. bastard do handsaw do,
drawing knives, padocks chest locks cupboard do trunk
do tea heurs, saucepans, Carolina hoes csndlescks,
snurts liable knives and forks. pocket cutlery, butcher
husus and bread knives and walters, Bril-.
.una German silver and iron Table and tea spoons. round
bolts, Sc.
Catalogues and goods ready examination days pre-
viou. IN On a credit % months.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
lkCLASSES, Isi6-47-Teachers have been engaged for
the following Glasses, which members are invited 10
subscribe;
FRENCH--Mr. Chss. Pannenter. Terms forthe course
OF forty-e.Ehl lessons. five dollars.
SPANlSH-Don Carlos Ra5adan Terms for lhe course
Of forty eiplG lessons six dollars.
GERAlAS-Mr MorilX Erlheiler Terms for the course
Of iory-eighi lessons, five dollars.
iTALiAN-Mr. r +. Forest. Terms FOR the course OF
forty-eght lessons, seven dollars.
BOOK-kfEPtNG-Mr. Thomas Jones. Terms FOR an
unlimited course. ten dollars
PENMANSaIP-Mr. a. H. Wheeler Terms for the
course OF twenty lessons, 1--WE dollars.
MATHEMATlCS-Mr.J John Ryan Terms FOR the course
of FORTY. eight lessons. slN dollars
VOCAL NUSiC-Mr- T. Ives. Jr Terms for the course
OF fory-eieht lessons, seven dollars.
The gentlemen engaged As Teachers al wei! known
ss emiGenily qualified 10 !inpar instruction.
Mr. John Ryan, who lakes charge OF The class n Maine
mates has been until lately Professor OF that branch II
81 Johns College, Fordham from The President Of which
Institution nc brings testimonials of high character
Its confidently believed, tha; in 10 Institution IN l!s
City can the of instruction be received by
the Student lov those offered 20 Members
OF the N. J.. \.
The Glasses meet a. tie Rooms OF The ASSOCIATION or al
those of the Teachers. twice ~ each week
Farther information nlsy be hsd on application 20 the
Librarian Clinton Hall ". ARROWSMlrR.
OF MWFlmis Chairman Class Committee
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JACOB 5. PLATT, Aacti0neeH.
-.Lfrf.AtsE ZAIE ~ IN. k.t.n.s

A SSIGSEES' SALE Of tbs balance OF gocx o.
n Fancy Goods, Herd ware Glassware, Gc.-JACOB B.
PLATT VIII sell hts day the auction room corner OF
Gold and Pis ss 20 close accounts order Of lssignees
30 and lots being pronsepous sale worthy
III. attention Of hardware glassware and fancy goods
dealers well speca!store Of at descriptions erbgsc
tnz 4 great variety Of goods IN the above lines.
Also, general assortment OF Hardware add Cutlery,
VIZ Caers Knives and forks scissof shears, KRIS pee
and pocket knives. knives southern sd Spanish
kys- cards and In dozens. Also, casks ASSORTED
,LaIe. W
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u Napoleon jackson Washington, come here,
You Young and brush the Dandruf of coat Hnd
viii give you shilling Is II not strange that men VII
pay shilling for having the Dandru taken from then
coat collars once when for Two Smnes II can be re-
moved from the head, A bottle OF the "CHlSESE
DANDRUF ERADICATION" TO be had at No. Murray
St second door from Broadway is warranted TO remove
druf IL
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~ Reader, are you consuhpuye' Do You suffer
from diseased liver Have you the scroIla any d-
OF The blood Are you dropsical Do yog feel de-
biity weakness OF the system Resort Naughn- Nc
gciable thcniriptic Mixture. See Advertisement heaced
(ir.ni American Remedy o28 6tiS
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~ New-Ycrlx Weekly Tribune-C0nffnts for
Saturday, October 81 .-PoETRY-The Days are Gone by
Charles Mackay.-EpiToRiALs-A timely Warning To
the Wings Of our strong Counties kindle the Watch
Fires Personal Ex PLANTATION; Slavery and Whggcry:
Cold Support The State New-fork for Congress- WIZ
New York prove THE The Suffrage Question; Slave
Hunting in New-York; Suffrage Separate Submission
Pennsylvana &c Northumberland nia-oh-
cia Returns; South Carolina. Massachusetts Arkansas;
Ncw.Yerk Congressional and Senatorial Nominations
Ncw.York State Nominations; Wing Young Mems state
Convention; Ohio; Florida Alabama: Sc.-NEws-La'-
er from Europe by the Caedonia-Fu extracts from our
Foreign Files: The Great Slave Case, Ampuda aud The
Surrender of Monterey; Earthquake nj Trnidad' From
Mon,evidao, Texas Matamoros; Siege Of Monterey
Rumor: Foreign aud Domestic Correspondence of Tie
Tribune From Santa Fe Incidents OF the Recent Balile'
Des,i,uton In nd.--MIscELLANEouS-Thngs aud
Thoughts 10 Europe-No H.; Dickens's New Work
DoNRry AND Son. Chapters and H.; Interesting Asro-
pomical Discovery Suspension Of The True American
Labor and Waces-The n. y. Observer; Close OF the
Great Fair and the Awarding OF the Premiums a Home
Department Of Agriculture; City Items from The Daily
Tribune; Curosties, and no Mistake; Domestic H"!p'
To the Future Emigrants the Oregon Territory The
Great Wilderness of New Iork.-CoMMERciAL lNrELLl-
crScg-Produce Stocks, Money, Cattle Market House
hold Markets
Single copies put up In wrappers Tor me MAILS Gun pe
obtained a. tho desk-prtce 81 cents
~ TERMS-S2 per year. All subscriptions payable
indexibly in advance. Address
GREELEY Y McELRATH Tribune Buildings.
cor. Spruce and Nassau sis. opposite the City Hall
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~ Corn- Cure Wauanted.-Th- Arabian Com
Plaster-Au eeciua for COINS i easily applied and
gives immediate relief In should tail Ia the
money viii be refunded. For sale by DAVID SANDS x
No - Eust Broadway 100 Fulipn-si. and 23 Broad
wuy; c. II. Ring 100 Broadway {. Hubbard i39 Hud-
son.st: Wyatt !. Kecham l2l Fuon-st.: +. VI. GufoD,
~ Bowery, and by Druggists generally Price p cents
per box o6 Imseod
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Mem fall @oo0s.
SEAMAN & MUIR will oper their new and rS.en.
Ssve DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
No. :SSi Rr0dirdy.

Ssive DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
No. :Sli Rr0diTdy,
=; door above the Hospital Green. Monday neNl. The
l9th day OF October. AZ . 4 NJ.
Their stock Ia entirely fresh selected with great
care EXPIRE for the City trade very reduced prices,
and comprises rich M assortment Of Partisan Dress
aud Fancy Dry Goods been offered The public du-
rQg the present hutumn.
Tucy in-',e purchasers 20 examine h.r goods ns they
are confident the great falling o. prices Will enable them
20 otter greater inducements than be- offered BY esiab
shed houses having Old and Deprecated stocks hand.
Their assortment compr.es every variety Of the most
splendid silks Cashmere Decosso MeruOs. MoUsseiue De
Lanes India Cainels Hair, Cashmere. Brccte and En-
broider-d Grape ShaSs, some Of Which equal 10 any
offered his season. Iaces and Embruideries, MourGug
Goods, Pari-an Coaks Wedding and Ball Dresses to-
g-ther with every variety Of attractive and desirable
goods usually kept the largest Broadway establishments
Mr. Muir retired from The firm OF A. 7. Stewart Co on
the si OF January last and he alters himself ra hi many
experience IN that house. and his perfect knowledge
OF The Rr1ad way trade, NSl euab,. him to c~, Al MI
nes attractive stock OF goods. wel! adaple1 to the
prevailing l.-lr and fashions. ola lmis
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS

E'IRTH HALL, Frankin-sq uar-, aud FIRTH. HALL
POND 80 Broadway. publish TIL week selections
from the Grand Opera OF The Crusaders, by Benedict
containing When addeH thoughts The spirit SIMS = cts
m thine only thine, > cts; III gifted ring, . cisi They
lile know the charms y Weep or weep . cis
The ties of friendship, Duetl 30 the set complete
81 80 Also the vocal beauties o; L E-r Amore, or the
Love Spell by D,nizelti: Tho Lands wander,
(o1aao BELLA % cts; knight from war returning,
Della crudeeisouee g Dearest scenes OF happy child
hood fConl. pardie vezzosa) p Cts; Sweey when 10
home returning La raj Ia ley IS cts Say wilt thou ever
think me, Una iartys !a2r1al IS c.. arrest maiden
have riches, Duetf. 10 ccoj p ca or The
complete s. 80 Quadnles fro Wallace new Opera
OF Mariana, arranged by Cogie. OH lsu
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c.sz-.Tro7fNG ESTABLISHMENT.

DEM ". BENSON, Draper and TAILOR, respectfully
ID informs rs a.-Uns aud the pubic generally. tna Be
RS T1o-sa 4, .e Ney-Ycrs CASH Tailoring Establish
u,-rt No - Fuo1-s;-, Broadway. where eh1 be
f-d AZ extensive OF Coths, CaszEres esS
H., re xaic. VIII be aGe order The oss t.sa.or.-
be eye for cash
csoee sad gsaerai assortraenI Of Gentlemen. ,aaey
dress articles constantly or hand 1Tl2 2z"Ias
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~ FAKH FOX sALE.-sstt-c Jse WEBS u E
gentleman OF fortua-, beautifully s!tn.ted csaf 1s
-cLty of S-w-Tork-co1,sniug u Of Nc most
productive SOIL De sold Inc Siccx Crops md sar
rita.e- Il IS Delightfully."- slazsec, wiz May isf14 ID
vao.zz-s, and large Gas expanded n improve
tor comfort and conTeu.encs % ne u" rr
Earrscr particular. apply 10 ROYAL GtALsi < - ~
E-Ca5Trsy. corr-r Of Drane-sI % LHs
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fashionable Glothinq.

yVM. T. JENNINGS & co. Drapers ard Talors,
w Importers Of Cloths, Cassnere-, FesIiass Faney
Dress Articles kc-In appreciation Of lie success which
attended he eforts in caterng FOR The community would
tender the assurance upon the Of the Fall
TrsG- ths. IL their -ndesvor add 70 The induce
.en,. which have rendered 81 Broadway THE EsTAB
LsaMET al which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue commend ta=rn to
ire economist For the style and character Of The clo;h-
ing are enabled Irnh through The aid Of 80 eeieat
corp. OF cutters DO found IN e country Is the
sequel 10 The attractions Of our moderate eha-ges
!s-ys assortment, Of goods for Fall and Winter
wear ar. offered for inspection comprising Cloths,
Tveed. lc for Dress Frotk Goats ov-rcnais sacks
&c French English and American cssserr' for Pania-
looms word IN reference tbs garment in which las
experience has satisfied the many few cutters e1cela
trial IN his Ize Is especially solicited a-rno Velvet,
Six and sa.r Nesting. greet variety The Usual assofi-
rn-u! OF s,.t quality Resdymads o7ereoats, ory1na!
Sacks Coak Dress and Frock Goats, Pantaoons Vests
&c with achoee selection Fancy Dress articles scars
crArsis Hdks Gloves, scspenders, shir-s. Collars,
sos0ms Ha.;Hcse. L. q l.a
c. BOOTH & co. Casn railoFs and Importers,
y. 80 BroaiwA-, have received sH unusually large
stock OF fac Kni goods wncn hey wollt respect
fully invite IN ATTENTION q he Pu5.ie
TIE REPUTATION OF Broadway Tor high charges induces
vr many economical minded persons 20 -aake their psr-
ehses elsewhere, Notwithstanding he justly accredited
superiority al genus dtsfsyed II every crPf
r within II, precfucts isougn th- npuLltlon Vi Eigh
cha-se. WHEN applied to Broadway M-rcAr: Tai!or-
e-ry nv ~ fls! 1T il would - vel Cor TIE fashionable
-for 10 ucl.e before sacrificing iIGscr!LdinAte
rrtfc- IT, advantages Sticr of them o-rr. TIE
brber- @g- IA Broad war are enabled by ezsh
system small prots furnish The :cest eaeIIy Of gar
.,s ~ a very 5 price; and laroGgh tie ec Of A-sses
- nd E.--- fe5p;:1etcrs q Ire Cutting Depa.fIn-ri
70 produce ;eeri II siTle unsurpassed ~ an u -;
word.
TIE propr-lors haze CT hard general esornea. ready
MADE garn-ul-OYercoa.s. ii III and ~efded,l Fetosr
ssck. se eli OF which arr got up IN good Este ard
trimmed ned and Substantial HIznnes - 81
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yH n JONES. Ascticnezr.
nnnra sHORs AND BROGASS.-On We1nes.
Is asy Nov i0s O'clock, At he stor. Of J. D. niger:
Iii 20 No. II Peafa-sc 30 cases, comprising asysr and
Irs5 assortment OF Boots Shoes and ErogseS, suit
- r ne sa3,hrra Wes.s.n sT6 City dealers, trst
cslyel catalogues ard goods ready OF the morning ot
Als1 ~ cases Mea's kip gegged Poo1s
Also 80 cases BDyS sei YOUTHS ksp pegged Boo.A
al.o, - easss Boys thick pegged boots.
Also, IN czs.s Mems KIP pezged Bfogsns. oz9
40 50 cases Asrs and Wocnen's nsnniaer5 asaeys.
A UCTION-Wnl o. soId by Wa II. FRANKLIN Il
n sos Large assortment Of very choice frals ornape-
tai trees EJyertng shrubs very splecdtd Aisrts
Poloa;a !mpeFiai< and many Other Jew AID spsrdia
trees, on SoadAy 81 November.
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ANTHONY ] RLEECKER, Auctloneer
IrAIIARI.E RIrILUINis LOTS oni aihavep

IABUNBLE Do IElDINts lIUIS on oIa.hVsuuS
l5thst and 50th st- and 6i. ayonue.-ANTHONG
J. BLGECKER will sell AT auction Saturday, tho 30th
nsRnt IL O'clock the Merchants Exchange, the fol-
lowing lots Of ground, VIZ
valuable building lot OF ground. containing "A feet y
inches the avenue IS feet in width each eide s
uat- on the northeast Of 9Th and 18th
Twords OF the pdrchass money remain on bond and
mortgage II desired.
Also south side OF 5Ol. st. commencing 100
feet from dh-avenue each 2 feet by 100 feet ~ inches
Also lots the south side OF 5nthst commencing 100
from 6h-avenue OF dimensions last described.
Also lots on tho south side OF 5orst commencing 800
feet from 6th-ayenue of the same Dimensions.
Also, lot the north side OF 5oths blatant 80 feet
from Gh-ayenue % feet wide and averaging depth 90
feet inches.
Also, lot al Joining the lapt mentioned, the north
aide Of 5O. Is feet wide and averaging In depth 81 feet
II inches
Also lot on ih. north eide OF 50lhst distant so tee
from 6avenue p feet wide by about " feet In length
Also lot adjoining the last described the north sds
5Dthst wide by about l0 feet Inches In lsngh.
The te perfect liberal survey map Of tbasc
lot. can the Office of the auctoneer No Broad
81 u3) go
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~ Seventh yyard.-WHlGS, RALLY, RALLY

u Seventh Ward.-WHIGS, RALLY RALLY /!
Every Why in the Seventh Ward Is expected 70 attend u
meeting be held This Evening the Acadeical Iust
tutc 81 MsrkesL 10 respond 10 State, County and Con
gressona Nominations and make such arrangements as
will ensure their Election.
Remember, JOHN II. WILLIAMS for Congress and
JAMES Il. BKlNSMADE for Assembly;
true well tried and faithful Wings Let be
f,,ithful TO Them W. NJ. HAfDOCk, Chairman.
T. PIKE Secretary $50
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@yALUABLE FARM or Country Sea

IS. TO LET-fr0ul The arst Nov. the gpR-r part u
ca House IN Cana-sL near Church-.t Inquire Of BRIG
~ HAM HOW No. 81 Graad-sL go ~
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t7-Post-OGice York. Oct SO, 1876 The steamer
CALEDONIA Will leave Boston on Sunday the LIT Nov.
Her mails will close at the Once on Saturday The d 81 1s
at a. p NJ Postage all letters must be prepaid 10 Boz
ton lie Of halt under. cents, and each
$50 q ROBERT II. MORRIS. P. NJ.
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Boarding.

ROaRD!NG-Roons 10 le, 10 single gentlemen, or
family, near Broadway IN Waker-st- The viii be-
rented together sincy. with without iul or partial
board 20 agreeable person VIII .uitahe reieretces
Terms moderate Inquire ~ js Nalsef-sL go Sus-
DOAEDINC.-Per-on wishing Board for the winter
I'D he H-coum odGed Will Pheasant rOut and back
rooms on second ioor: also two gentlemen can be- ac-
doors IVES. OF Broadway References exchanged go "
DOARD.-Pieasani rooms. with breakfast and tea. for
1.-TWO three single gentlemen, may be htd N geneel
private family residing up town rear Broadway. The
the VIII be- 10 render u pleasant Home References
required. Address Box 1854 Lower 7. o. or X D. TINS
Office. o-3 Sus
DOtRD-lNiiI EafgTIi-hed rooms wanted in private
I'D family in the uppe part OF the city for three ladies',
family for her board, Reference wil! be given aud re-
CURED Address r. H. q, the bookstore OF Mr. Grower.
corner Of Broadway and BleecSer-st o5o
DOARD.-A handsome parlJr the first door, also a
~ large the second story suitable for Gentle
men aud their Wives also small for single gentle
men Reference. exchanged. Apply al III LeonardsL
nearly opposite the Carlton House $50 Gus
pOaRD-In South Brooklyn, within three minutes
ID ak from the Ferry gentleman and his lady 4" o
or three single gentlemen can be accommodated with good
Location very pleasant Address B At Ills Office oa 3tis
pOARD-A genileman and adv. or TWO single gentle
ID men. be accommodated with good board, and a
ne large room On tie second story with panrcs a.
iGclei No "a " he-st.yyhsTe every comfort OF home
can be en- joyed go 5t--
DOARD-liood board and pleasant Toorn- he second
room can be hsa 30. l7s Fuonsl few doors west OF
Broadway Also. room in the attic II
BOARD IN SOUTH BRO0KLYN-Families or
ID single Genemea wishing 10 obtain board or the vim
ter may and pleasant accommodations n Lvtngson. on
the corner OF Smith-st Terms moderate o5O o.
A FURNISHED BEDROOM with IRE place Is
hwanIed by single gentleman IN the house OF private
family. Address B. L. al this Office. IL
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Is,- Lec1ure on ,he Ear Nest.-A Lecture


be elivered before the General Society OF Mechanics AMI
Tradssmen, Mechanics Hall, No. ~. Broadway. on
FRIDAY evening 3Ot Oct, 2! o'clock the Country.
Soil Settlements Business &c. OF The Upper Mississipp
Valley by Nj W. A. Bradford who has resided IN thai
part of The country for six years
Tickets nay be had free OF charge application AT eu
Ncrdcn Kings No. - WBll-sL; Wiliiams Stevens
No 95J Broadway, the Seoreiarys No. ri PcaFst
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AueIionrer.
EXRCUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE In

ENRCUTOR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
T. Jay--t and fi-avenue and l2h-sL-The subscriber
executor 10 .hs of William Aiikn, deceased win
public auction Wednesday the Ilth day Of No.
vemb.r v O'clock at hs Merchants Exchange Antho
ny Be-cksr sueoneer the following property 10 close
said estate, viz
The W. story brick hon.e with basement and sabcells
No IS on north side OF Jayst between Washin gton
ana West it4 with the pirej Of the lease for
Years OF III. LOT, q inches and by
In length al ground rent OF $3.50 per annum granted
from the OF w Rhinelander aud renewable The
yard il laid with shrlbbery grape vines &e Two
thirds OF the purchase money remain on bond aud mort
gage al six per cent.
ALSO
valuable building lots each Is feet "A inches 10 front
and rear by feet length each side, situate the
west aide 5tl-aysnus between 18th and ll3h
neneing Ihe northwest OF 9Th and 2st
forming exception Of the lot Of ll3thst
th front between the said For far
thrr particulars apply A. j. Beeeker No Broad-st
go GEORGE ". JOHNSTON, Executor
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OR THE WANDERITC and Adventures OF Reuben
~ p-lano, Iu-tra,et-price p ceufs.
This contains statement Of Tie treatment OF
sailors lie harishps ami privatous they liable TO-
Interesting account Of adventure, and fall description of
place. visited. together with account of he manner OF
procuring OIL FROM the hale. &c.
l.ll III IONlf 8 RRllrNE.R. 81 Ann-nL.
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~ Whig..-First Wnrd.-The wings Of lhe Fir

u Whigs.-First Wurd.-The Wings Of The First
" ard invited 10 attend meeting, 20 be held a. the old
Head Quarters, Rroad-st House, corner Of Broad and
Pearl This tFTidayl Evening, al past O'Clock.
By order o. Ward Comrni.lee,
GEO w. HOLLAND. Chairman.
THEO r DE FORREST, ASST Chairman.
J. ROSWELL, (sor,s,.r,,s
Several Of our eloquent friends III address the meeting
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~ Liberty PRrty.-An AntSlavery Meeting will
be held CroiOn Hall This Evening, Friday Oct 80 a.
O'Clock Several able speakers will address the meeting
Tickets for the Liberty Party candidates may be OBJ
tanned OF A. Buum l2 Broadway; g. NJ Rose, SO Cher
ry.st. Charles Ross. l2O Clinton place. II
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fs> Man. Physiologically and Mentally con-
sidcred, three experimental Lectures on The Human
Soul hy Mr. SUNDERLAND, in Clinton Hail. Thursday Fri
day and Saturday Evenings OF The preseu, week, al y
oclock-in which attempt will he made 10 account for
the Visions o. Swedenborg and The Popish Miracles,
without supernatural agency, and giving The rationale OF
Spells Charms Fascination, Trance, Somnarhasn,
Spectral Illusions Dreaming, Insanity, Second Sight,
Wi,chcraN and Ghosts combining series of results pro-
ducs in the minds ofthe audience Exstac Grave WHY,
Mir,hful, Musical, Mysterious and wonderful Including
Surgical Operation wi,hou;ihe patients knowledge Gpon
whom it is performed Tickets . een;sto be hsd al The
door. "-S Sts