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GRATIS

GRATIS.
FRENCH SPOKEN-ED. CHURCHS System
LNkEr. LESSON, la the French Language, at the New
York Society Library, Broadway, corner OF Leonard
Eyenngs-Mondsy, 5th Oct Wednesday, 1h, and Friday
The 9th, at 8 O'Clock, precisely.
Nous Church, author Of the work entitled =" French
spoken having already formed public courses
o'clock ate aud the oher Tuesday
dy and Satu day Of each week, o'clock teyening) viii
request of several persons form another evening
every Mo day "Wednesday and Friday also eight
O'Clock III the evening.
TEN Of mpartng his langusse living will before
ceivng compensation give three lessons free he will
also deliver ataousiy pamphlet containing he lessons
hat each study home and judge for the
selves before become and without the
expense whether this mode Of is according
their views
The third being given. the persons who would like
join will have IS in adv aud the book 81 So
Tor the OF "a lessons beginning the 18th Those
who having had the e lessons Free would like to retire
will thing In order to avoid the
brance the hslthe tick and printed pamphlet
will be delivered till Saturday 81 Oct from 10
A. NJ. I'LL p. NJ at the Society Library Hail. Broadway
of Leonard st. .
N B-Nouckets or pamphlets will be delivered sffer sa
turday, Sd o3itFr
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GREENWOOD ILLUSTRATED.

~ exquisite Steel Engravngs- $3.50"
view Of Indian Mound, with the Monument of Do
hum-me =
A view Of Bay Grove HILL
A view Of Bay Side Avenue.
The descriptive interesting and a
OF Do-hpmme by Mrs Sawyer, and an Original
biographical sketch of De Witt Clinton, whose remains EN-
poraiiy repose In Bay Grove It being IN contemplation TO
suitable public attribute his me morv
% 2us~rh H. MARTIN, 20 John a.
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BY THE M AiLs.
Highly Important from Washington.
ACTIVITY IN THE DEPARTMENTS.
Attack on Tampico Certain.
General Patterson TO Lead the Troops.
The Departure of General Jesup.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l, 1876.
The greatest activity prevails ia the War and
Navy Departments among those whose espec isl
duties relate immediately TO the preparations for
carrying on the war with Mexico.
There is no doubt that all the available strength
of the nation is to be employed, until our repub-
lican neghbor cries for quarter, ard consents to
terms of peace
The statements recently made. through tho
Neio York Herald, of a oontem plated attack on
Tampico, is fact now beyond question.
Last June large number of guns and shells
were shipped to the Cult, from this CITY and slse-
where, to be thus made use OF, if so advised by
the proper department A delay Of offensive
operations was occasi oned by the anticipated re-
turn of Santa Anna but now that the admins.
tration has been disappointed in what they had
right, or reason, to expect from him, and being
unwilling to await the deliberations of a consti-
tuent Congress, the long pent up war thunder is
to have vent, that, with its accompaniment, it
may awaken the drowsy Mexcans to the still
small voice" of peace.
General Patterson lat the head of five thousand
men, including the seven hundred regulars from
the North, to be sent under direction of General
Gaines) is to advance on Tampico with all posi-
BILE speed, after the necessary provision shall
have been made for that purpose. The naval
forces are at proper time to unite their strength
with those ofthe land, and thus insure success.
Orders to this end were issued yesterday but
to whom it is not now material
We already have possession of large portion
OF Tamaulipas, but the entirety is to be secured.
Cortez landed at Vera Cruz three hundred
years ago with six hundred and seventeen men.
and with thirteen mnskets and ten small field
pieces. The other deadly instruments were cross
bows, swords, and spears. A comparaivel easy
conquest was accomplished in consequence of
the superstition of the natives, who looked on the
fire arms the weapons of the Gods. However,
they have since learned better, and may give no
little trouble by an energetic resistance, with
powder, to the invasion of Tampico by our out
siders .
General Jesup, it is said, will leave the city to /.
morrow morning for the South, to personally SUI
perintend the arrangements necessary TO be made
for the new point of attack.
If the War Department had been wise, it
would have accepted of the fleet of New York
pilot boats, when they were rendered through
Admiral Maginn. Ere this, we could have had
Tampico and Vera Cruz too, if we had only said
the word, and given the honor to the pilots ire.
spectve of the jeaousies of the navy. FELIX.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE a r APHIC.

BUFFALO, Friday evening
Sales OF Chicago wheat SO cents: Racine do
80 cents; Flour, mixed Michigan and Indiana
$4,75; GAINESVILLE, Battle Creek and smitb6eld
Flour at S4,sS choice Ohio at $4.s7; Lockport
SO; Cheese is in good demand at 81 cents per Id;
Pork, Mess, $40 per barrel; Prime at 81.
F. H. Rugsles has been nominated as the Wing
candidate for Senator from this district
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BRUNSWICK SHEETINGs.

THE Brunswcks the hsavies of all the ySrd-wide
brown be ny about pound az yard, aud
III price Is but shade aove the odoary heavy eds
Country merchants solicited examine this article
every other style Of brown Sheetngs
md shrrings, worth 81 cents and upwards Alag avery
large of pound bundles
buudl 100 lbs IN blue papers, 6 cests
per 10. These Bats off red in small lots
the hudart bale piice also, Wick, Warp, 1wine aud
Wadding 10 and ~ Cedar half block above Pearl
street econd floor.
ltSr t. ". UNDERHlLL.
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Cwt Cut. Got. Cut.
Quantities taken for ships
No account can be furnished of the quantities of TO-
reign beef pork and bacon retained for homo consum
tion or of the quantities taken for ships stores, since
March Is, 1916 the articles in question having been
admitted free of duty since that date and the warehous
ing thereof having consequently been discontinued
The proportion of the aggregate supply furnished from
the United States very great and shows that we not
only find In Great Britain extensive markets for beef
pork &C. but that they depend upon supplies from this
country. The trade between the United States and
Great Britain in articles of food is yet in its infancy
ana is beyond tho calculations and ancipatons ofho
mos'sanguine what will ultimately be its extent For
ions me cotton has been the principal staple export ofh
country ana must for many continue greater than
any other single ITEM but before the lapss Of any great
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WEIGH * MANN'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS immense surpassed by other in the
country for the gorgeousness of ITS costumes and trap
pngsor the number ri lented and accomplished
trisns and for the beautiful stud Of hoeshsve just con-
cudrd their Eastern and thsii TO this
vicinity. They will open Tomorrow Tuesday, evening,
at Jersey City, when Of the best selections from their
varied entertainments will be given On Wednesday and
Thurs ay they perform Newark This will be the ly
opportunity offered this those DESTROYS OF
an treat who reside in the places alluded
The they have with thus far this season. has
ceeded their most sanRuine expectations. sifr
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who about Investing their capital IN Copper stock the
prospects, OF Green Ridge Company Of the
principal shareholders of which with Mr. Morehead as Pre-
sIdentj reside Pittsburgh Some OF the specimens Of
per been shown and avorsby spoken
Of by the biologists and sogists of this cty and
Boston. The mines Ad ms County Pa aud Warrington
County Nd are no. - active orea'ion AID of the
ore viii yield from pc &c . 'iu.e who are de-
OF employer IA n srlls funds naeTl treasure.
the advantages of the g Be Company will be per
ceptble, II being the rte, few miles fr. m The
navigation and Rroad conveyance and bar twentyfour
hours travel from New York. '' 49,
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STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH OVER Dis
EASE IN MAINE.

WARREN, Lincoln Co., July ID, 1879.
nEAR STR:I take pleasure in Complying with your re-
- quest TO bear testimony avor of our valuable medi
having had daughter Is old dangerously
sick the last year. with My daughter took vio
lent cold in Sept 1913 wnioh settled on he lungs. She
troubled with bad cough all winter tried various kinds
OF medicines but Of them had the desired efec The
cough Continued until March whes we became alarmed at
some time but did her good We then Consulted another
but all TO Having exhausted the whole catag
having done their best q restore herge then obtained
bottle OF DR.. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD tHER-
ny, which relieved her immediately After taking four
health JOIIy IsEEI5S
None genuine, unle. signed BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by A. b, ID 3 NDS, Agents Tor NYork City
also by druggists generally United states an
Canada "a nm VIE
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Court Of Common Pleas.

BeOfo JudRe UhhoeHer
In this branch of the there only two inques ts
taken, after which the court was adjourned The
other branch of the Court where Judge Ingraham pre-
sides still occupied with the of Poon Clarke
ct hl
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MUKRELL RUNNING A SLAVE
TJ,HE NATIONAL POLICE OAZETTE published At
n Genre street. New York city. Of this week, satur
day. October 3d. will continuston Of the wonder
full eaTeerof
JOHN A. MURRELL,
the western Land Pirate, with spirited and finished
craving OF his mode OF running slave from his owner"
Also the brilliant charge of Chief Justice Honbower TO
the Jury. IN the case Of spencer.
FOREIGN CRIMINAL lNrELLIoENcE.-Tral OF the Mayor
Of Dublin for seducing his legtimste dsugber-Paupe
unstIcsA navoy" caught Irish Prejudice Corn
Meal, and Poison OF whole Family by Servan-Murder in
Paris by husband for the seduc Of his
Fsrocty Of Spanish FelonParisian Ignorance Irish
Jury Trial, sc.
Local INrELLIoENcE.-Rspe BY a colored man on a
white ADMINISTRATION and False Preence by Dr. Sloat-
Sentences in the Sesson-Tnal of Justice Drnker-The
License Question in Kings Cosnty-HurroI Murder in
Richmond Va by husband for alleged seduction Of his
wife-PIckpockets Mock Auct0neers and Gamblers Ar
reSed-Muder Trials in Greene and Oneids counties
Sketch OF lem Brown the western
LENS, Executions Coun erfets Escapes Rewards, Sc.
EpiroaiAL.-Acquitta of Spencer alifoma Expedi-
ZION aud the New PnceTbe tricks and Morals OF Policy
Gamb ing-J mes 7. Bashe under the Howard Hos e.
Movements If epots and Pickockets-
The Mayor and he Peter FuaAs-Philadepha 70 ce-ke
b Gough-Yates County Incest Case.
fnce hive cents or So per annum ia advance. o2 srh
ERENCH AND E NGLiSH co aMERCIAL sCHOOL,
81 Mercer street Evening classes for tbs Fench and
tngsh 'sngalges Arithmeuc and Bookkeeping will
tober. Terms moderate For pa ii nlars, spply to
u 5. @. KEETtLS, Principal
The several branches will be separately attended to-
o26t"rh
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philadelphia agents tor line Herald, u. b.
Zeber Co. Ledger Buildings, Sd street, near Chesnut
where those wishing sabscnbe will pe,se leave thelr
Terms-75 month, including the Sunday
paper without il. Advertisements and commun
cations intended for days paper, must be left at the
nv 4 o'clock in the afternoon toll
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, Dye, but not to be Dead $500 to $500,

Challenge the PROPRIETOR. of all Liquid Hair Dyes or
powder which is called liquid a friendly ri II and com.
larson q ne elsve merits of their discoveries and Of
nine ieei perfectly ceriaiu tn Compound Dye
the Hair far superior any other in the world pro-
fsss 70 be eoncentons aud there be any article of
TINS description superior to Magic Hair Dye
cerey nxious TO snow The above challenge OF 500
90 gwen thersfre N entire good faith aud with most
friendly feeling OF laudsble competition prefer meet
competitors the Fair and The trial be made
OF judges chosen from the Direcors Of the American Gst
=. PHALON Broadway
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Died.
On board the ship Norma. from Havana, the 23d
OF Sept, of brain fever, Mons. AeAap MARRY, French
gentleman.
On the 2d inst, MARY, daughter of the late Christie.
pher Murray, in the goth year Of her age.
The friends Of the family, and those of her uncles
Jonn ana Patrick Murray are respectfully requested to
attend her funeral to Sunday, at halfpast 8
o'clock, P M, from the house Of her uncle, Patrick
Murray the of Columbia and Atlantic streets
South Ferry, Brooklyn
On Saturday the 18th June, at Wexford, Canada aged
100 DAM u Akin commonly called Dan, the Black"
Deceased during his proracted e contracted marriage
with no less than prolific wives whose chldrens
children and great grandchildren, Of various hues,
grades and professions in the social scale said to
amount to the number OF So 800 males and $50 females
In Reading Sept 81, ADAM SropDARp CLARKE, in the
18th Of his age member of the class that gradu-
ated ut Yale College in 1888 &
At Albany the I'd inst in the s5th year Of his age
JAMES father of john William, and Joseph Gibson.
In CRANKY, CT, Sept 90, JAMES Bartholomew, aged
90, revolutionary pensioner
At Newburyport, on the 29h ult, PHILIP J. GUSHING,
brother of the Hon. Caleb Cushing. The flags Of the
shipping in the harbor and Of the engine houses
hosted at hafmast on the occasion Of the funeral
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the especs accommodation of the LIT e ones the Managers
ofthe kOwer Am hi hestre have prepared beautiful
teinnert This Afternoon CONNIE ncng al o'clock The
eyen rorusnce will commence att Dale and McFar-
land will their final tonight the champio
ship. Levi North is to appear on Monday
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AUCTION NOTICES.
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
a NTIOIIITTES


II OVAL GURLEY CO Auctioneers will sell at The
~ Magasn Jspanaisn 50 Duane street between Broad
way and Elm street. Thursday morning., Oct 1886,
superb collection OF antique japan acquered porcelain Jars
and Vases, Of the richest kinds mandern porcelain dishes
fruit plates cups and OF the finest quality
dresden porcelain groups Of and great
beauty; fans of the 10th century richly carved
beautifully painted original cient Venetian bocaes
VINE glasses of great curiosity; msgo Japan
eelan tables wash stands carved and nlad furniture
great antiquity and carved ebony wood chair six feet
high aud nearly three hundred old and in grandeur
equal TO any thing imported this country Sale positive
Z o'clock, rain shine and ready for
with catalogues
y. The public in general Iespec fully invited
call and tins lgncent cole Of antiquities
which is very rarely TO be met with. % 6rsrc
fl DUCLUZEAU, Aucuoneer.
III ARnnWv ARE, GUTLERY, GUNS, AND PISTOLS.
81 FUTILE x DlCLUZEAU will sell this day, at 10
o'clock at tbs Sales Room SO William street. general
sortmen OF Hardware beng the balance OF dealer firing
from bushes. wiz. :-rsdocks, Till Locks Rlue Back
Saws Curry Comes, Cotton Cards. Tacks, SnurIs Table
shd Tea Spoons shoe Knives Razor ops, Needles Fish
Hooks nol, FIRE Iroas Common Knobs Screw Drivers,
Ciak's Parliament Hinges, Ta.ie do butts Files Sc
also; Invoice OF Pocket Books slightly damseed AIS
200 Brushes Tee h, Nail PANT aud Hair Also pai
German Guns.
ne whole sic win be remporily sold to the highest
Catalogues rcsdy osrsrc
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y. Edwards Lester, American Consul mt
Genoa requests all his friends 10
their eommuncations TO him through Harnden Cos Ex-
press Wall street. prepaid they will be for warded
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Sec0nst Board.


Married,
At Meriden, CT, on Wednesday evening" 23d ult by
the Rev. g. w. Perkins, Mr.. WM. l. THOMPSON, of New
Orleans to Miss Mara z. LEONARD, daughter of Jona'
than Leonard, Esq, Of the former place.
On Thursday, LIST inst by the Rev. C. c. Pse, D. d.
VIM MURRAY, Esq, of Kingston, U. c. to Mrs. Anna M.
Wade.
On Thursday, LIST inst by the Rev. Samuel D. Burch.
Of this city.
At Trinity Church, on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. l. by
the Rev. d. Whitehouse, MIR HENRY BINGHAM, to Miss
CATHERINE WoLrE, daughter of Mrs. Cornelia Many.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

superior Daguerreoty pes--Ease new mode
Of fixing kenesses the Pumbe Ma iorl Dsguereiln
Gallery ISL Brosdwsy, his proved every thing Pumbe
undertakes, decided Improvement
We some specimen yesterday that have received s
the benefs Of his improve Tor which
prophecy be awarded the highest reward of mer; at the
coming FAIR
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Wa " SHIRLEY, Auctionser.
EATALOGut 3 ALE ef China aud ksrtbenware by II.
r. Wrssd, Wednesday, Oc'ober 7, 10 O'Clock, At the
stare No Pine street Broadway general
OF blue aId other printed ted edged, dipt &C. Ware,
from the sheiTe Ia Its suit retailers Plates, dishes,
Also, 40 package Glass Ware 60 days credit $50
Sale positive Packages and packing furnished moderate
chs Ter
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MIISIC,

THE PIANO TAUGHT ON very moderate terms, by a
psrsop who has perfect knowledge Of the scisnce,
and who undertakes to teach thoroughly Terms dollars
per month"; Any person wishing take will
please address line 10 Music, at the Herald Office"
$40 lmissrc
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STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY,
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, OCTOBER s.
MR.. LOVER,
(Author OF Handy Andy, Rory OMore &c. eel will rive

STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY,
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, OCTOBER s.
NH. LOVER,
(Author OF Handy Andy Rory oMore, &c sc) will give
IRISH EVENING.
Supersttons, Mirth and Melody of his country with
amusing AnsGdoes Recitations Pathetic and Comic and
his own IRISH SONGS some already honored with recog
milton in this country and Others uninoduced
American public.
Admission Tickets to be at the Astor House; also
Firth Ponds aud Atwls Music Stores and the doors
each night. Doors open TX o'clock Performances
mence q and conclude about 10 CLOCK s28 lwissr
HOWES 4 CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS
sehoh e on the ist Oct at scheaecIady the At West
Troy the I'd the 5h Troy the 9Th and th
west side of the Hudson RIVER en- route New York
Tbs is the Largest Estat-hm orKanized the
UaHso states comprising $50 Men and Horses
sc The has attached to it Eight Female eques
tans ameng whom the Creates, Frmse RIDER Of toe
age 's''''i MSH sit'sI s'S MhR lie MAcARrE,
whose stole Of Equestrian Eeats peculiarly her
ence render this gifted and hgnyeducaed the lead
re-r the puohc brilliant DESCRIPTION gwen in I'll, re-
Of the rdnary and daring
e1sS bs o.: sasa S S% ers.:e RIDING n,. Mr.
NIXON. md the nnapproachable Clown, AN RICE.
.a M. s 81 ss as M "a a
nile ,cs Of By Master Nncn oy%eic Ersr
iTs By s ~ o ny as s ss sT %
Cole. Dogs, He:tor and Billy The SWISS BROTHERS
swee, the Chsrioee Of rhebus Posturins and Gym.
nas,cs, by M Niyon and his son Mr. HoTes in hi. My
C. Howes ~ Slack Rope Evounons Mr. Geo. sweet III,
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of other,
The whole comprising the leading most talented, and
20 HOWFs COS New Work Mammoth Circus
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" w. sHlnLEY, Aucti.neer
EURNlrukE 3 Ale by Il. II. willard This Day, Sa.
tursay Oct 3 10 O'CLOCK, at the saesroom, Pine st.
quantity OF furniture lett from house se-ch,rs tables
bedseads Mattresses Two valuable carpets 80 yards each
hne order, Baunit aud large beef steak
hot waite dishes, hat stand, and other articles, Sale
positive. % ltsr
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MANAHATTA VOCAL CLUE
Roo,ue 1919 Cbofbu,p !Co,.yre

THE propetors Of the above named establishment desi-
i rous keep pace with the Improvements Of the
have sndeavoed ot something in the hape OF emuse
that be the aud by so doing
good Of them that his
will them hing but for them the esteem Of ii their
friends aud the have tendency 10 keen their
purses stocked their minds free from the Of ankle
y and in the end pilot them TO- aud anchor them IN port Of
plenty.
Rooms open every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday eve
uings when as good vocal and SIC will be
produced and hour whlsd pleasantly any
place OF tbs kind in the city,
% h.i GREEN LOsEE. Proprietors
THREE KETTLE DRUMS
COR SALE by j. f. w Wolter, importer and dealer in
Musical Instruments and Italian Strings I6 John
Prce hundred dollars cash. s27 iwissre
GYMNAS1IC EXERCISES.
w FULLER respectfully informs his friends and the
w pablo Ia general that he still nues to give in
suction in Gymnastics, his establishment 20 Ann street.
To gentlemen residing Brooklyn doing business down
this location will he found and
nomica both as 70 time aud money.
principles. % imeodsrc
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FOR SALE.
ITO LITHOGRAPHERS-One large iron Lithoe raphic
u Prinuug Press, and smaller ones. A number of
lthographc stones large and small and likewise ali The me-
cesary apparatus suitable for hographic
the whole n which will be sold at great bargain. For
he particuirs apply at the desk of Herald Office
OF Fston and Nassau ss between the Of
clock nj 3fissrc
SPLENpID porcelaas Vases and MantelPeee Ornaments,
Ofor sale by b. MABILE,
$50 2w~rc Broadwav
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~. ira;,ad Uo

From Jan. to March 10. 1876.
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
Mr.. alexander, the Young Magician.
NOTICEln consequence Of the iodsposition of
IN Mr. Alexander his performances must be postponed
until Monday Oct H. 1916 when he will positively appear
OF 3tissrc
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LOST
PAIR Of Gold Speetacles in a steel bead bag going
"A from the upper part of Broadway Jersey City,
turning The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at this Office. o3 Sire
WANTED
TWO or Three experienced sslesmer. Apply in the
L eveaing ut JAMES BECK & co,
OS Brodw
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CAMILLE SIVOkPS
FIRST ERT,
vii take place on Monday, October 8, at the
TABERNACLE.
THIS celebrated artist will perform the wonder full
piece Of Paganinis-
"LA PREGHIERA DI NOSE"
1.-THE prayer Of Moses upon single string, and the
CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
written by his immortal master.
40 Iffh
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KNOX,
n 1928 FULTON STREET, (Sun BuiIdng,) n
ADeeming u unnecessary to enter into particulars
respecn his Fall Fashions for 1896 would simply state tina
his style will excel in beauty ehness aud color
thing offered the Hatwesrng public OF the cit
"a rxiss
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LET YOUR SISTER READ TT.
IN MONDAY Eext, w. Gardner, of al Greenwich NJ .
will offer the ladies of New York about $50 600 worth
Of Dry Goods Of every being Of very
heavy establishment that has i ed in business Mr. hay
ing purchased the stock for cash almost
low prices will be able sell such bargains were
before heard Of in New York.
N Il he will be closed Saturday. to arrange
the goods and for The second floor
will also he arranged for the above sale. o22tsrh
fTtREASURY NOTES-New Ems.ion-wanted by
VIM. X JNO. U'BRIEN, 80 Wall street
under the Nechanics' Bank.
u Farmers and Mechanics Bank, OF New Brunswick
Noes and Certificates wanted. Florida funds for sale