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Navigation OF the OHIO RIver,
MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, Oct. 6-0P. M.
Inc STOCK market continues very heavy, and prices
are steadily declining Harlem fell of 4 per cent Nor
witch and Worcester, II Reading, Long Island, n .
Cantor, X; Farmers Trust, u Morris Canal and Penn
sylvsnia SIS closed at yesterdays prices
At the second board there was an mprovement in
Harlem and in Reading. Norwich and Worcester
closed at the morning prices appears almost imposs
BILE to sustain prices for even the most favore fancy
stock There is money enough in the street which can
be easily obtained on good security at low rate of in
tsre put there is an absence of stock spectators
which can hardy Dc accounted for There is no use in
expecting or looking f rise in quotations until the
outsiders make their appearance in the market and mo-
thing will bring th,sm the street but general aa
vance. very large quantity of all kinds Of fancy
stocks Is In the hands of this important class of pecula
tors most Oh which are held at high prices and until the
current quotatior reach points corresponding with those
a: which these securities held they will not be
put upon the market for SALE There be something
done to .eve these holders, before realize any
mpro cement. Quotations for nearly every fancy in the
list <e very low and there is therefore, wide margin
or advance but the brokers do nothing alone
they depend upon their customers much any other
class and without these customers they remain
inactive.
The Marine Bank OF Baltimore has declared dividend
OF three per cent for the last six months
The North River Insurance Co. have declared dvi
dend OF tour per cent for the last six months and extra
dividend Of four per cent payable the 10th instant
Days Bank Note List," of this date has the follow.
ing caution =
Look out Tor bills OF the denomination of o threes
and fires. purporng to be the Bank of Monroe Ro.
chester New York which are in fact bills of the old
broken bank Of Monroe, Michigan The word Michigan
the top Of the bill has been out These bills are
very well calculated to deceve; good impre
and from their appearance would be taken for the bank
OF the same name at Rochester
The amount of tolls received the public works Of
this State for the last week in September this year and
lat and from the opening Of navigation the LIST of oc
tobcr each of the past two years. as annexed
CANAL ToLLs-SrArE OF New YoRK
Receipts for fourth week, in Sept, 1886. STA $40
same period In lSl5. ........... 1878
Increase. ............. s66t
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
commencement Of navigation, to the 30th of September
inclusive, IN ioao, was Slb9l ,l65
During the same period in lSi5. ........... 100
lncrcsse. piooVoo
This increase is in the face of very general reduc-
ton in the tariff Of tolls this year compared with last
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superior Court.
n. n.-u.

Ocr. 6-DEcnoSs-J. J. Carr VS.. ] Blackman-Or.
that defendant obtain report of referee within
days or that the order stay proceedings be vacated
Hoser Anderson va. VIM. J. johnson ct al-Default
ana al subsequent proceedings set aside without costs
trial granted
Mary Ann Hariiott and others George Lewis and
Sonn 'arr.er VS. The Jackson Marine Insurance
company alignment for plaintiff
'0hn H. Is ely Patrick Rooney Shepherd VS..
II; heynotA-Judgment reversed
frmed iSA 0'a'~0i -'"u 6hoA' GA
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LECTURES ON PHONOGRAPHY,
BY MIR. BOYLE.

-
MIR: BOYLE respectfully informs the citizens of New
1 York that he will deliver two Lectures Phonotopy
and Phonography the modes of Printing and Writing
by sound at the Stuyyesant Institute the evenings oil
Thursday, Oct. 9Th, and Monday, Oct. 18th.
Reading matter on the characters will be
distributed among the audience and the
the first lecture will enable them read il fuentIy with
nearly much common print
The lectures will commence ~ o'clock Tickets, SO
csntso be had Of the Janor at the stuyvssan Institute
oil Fowler Wells, l3l Nassau the door, the
evening of the lectures and tn. Office of Andrews Boyle
GO Nassau street. where Booksellers and wishing
purchase books to subscribe for the ANGLo-SAXoN
newspaper printed in Phonoypc characters respectfully
call. o6 3tisx
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE al APHIC.
THE FREE LAND CONVENTION
Anti-Rent Nominations for state Officers.
ALBANY, Tuesday evening

ALBANY, Tuesday evening
The Free Land or Anti-Rent delegates assem-
bled here to-day, TO nominate candidates fer Gov.
rnor and Lieutenant Governor, in favor of their
views of human liberty and State policy
Albany, Rensselaer,, Columbia, Ulster, Montgo-
merry, Schoharie, Delaware and Sullivan counties
were fully represented.
After spirited debate which lasted four hours,
the Convention resolved to "divide and con-
quer" both the old parties, and accordingly no
minated JOHN YOU'VE, the Wing candidate, as
their candidate for Governor, and ADDISON GAR
DINER, the Democratic candidate, as their candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor
For Canal Commissioners, they took sne of the
wing and one Of the Democratic nominees.
Messrs. CLOVES and HUpsoN
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
ANTIQUITIES

II OVAL GURtEY = CO, Anctionesis, will sell ct the
way and Elm srees en Thursday morning. Oct 8, 1886,
superb collection Of unique japan acquered Jars
and Vases Of the choe kinds mandern porcelain dishes
da, plates. cup. And sssssIs Of the ns quality s9een
beauty; antique ss Of the 10Th century richly and
beautifully pained csigna ancient Venetian bocaels
eelsn tables or wash sods carved and nlad furniture Of
high aAd nearly hundred years old aud in grandeur
equal to any thing impoed into this country Sale positive
T. o'clock, sas, and ready for examination
with catalogues
n. The public 10 general respectfully invited to
call aud examine this magnificent collection Of antiquities
which Is rarely 10 be met with o36 t*rc
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Common Pleas.

17cfUIc
Yet. 6-Potlion Us Clark ct aL-The jury rendered q
verdict in this case for the defendants
Wm- s. Depernd Moses s. PhiIlips-This was an
action for SANDER The PLAINTIFF il manager of the
Theatre, and the defendant an actor and ge-
nerany performs between this city and New Orleans
Ie p'antiH proved by witness named Ward, that
aeisnSan. frequently, in his hearing called the plaintiff
ds1ann ana swindler, and that he could prove It. The
i set up was that Deverna called the defendant
Ga and that he, defendant was only return
ins inc Sompdmer. Verdict this morning.
Smith. ~ ~ ava ~oAeAA1"''' 'ii' - 1'i'
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.
SURGICAL and Medical Ciiuigue

advice and medicine free of CHARGE by applying the
University Medical College. $50 Broadway, every sstu
day throughout the from to IL clock The Clinque
under the charge Of DoeToR VALENTINE MORT and he
his services the who be aborng under
Surgical Medical diseases An ,hus AFFORD
ed all who for professional attendance to avail
themselves of this charity.
UNIVERSITY LYING IN CHARITY.--Al women,
whose circumstances will not enable them to remunerae
physician for services during their conne ment in
formed that they will be attended free OF charge at their
houses This charity under the charge of DocToR O.
BEDFORD and by leaving their and address his
resdence 100 Tenth street. all INDECENT females will receive
prom pt attendance. s29 3tawis2wsr RI
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he CALI AT NEwFoUNDLAND.-The Boston
journal of Monday says that the storm expert
caused much loss at Newfoundland There the gale
blew hurricane the 10th, Goth and 2ls and caused
great destruction to life and property Many buildings
were blown down in St Johns and several persons
killed or badly injured by the falling timbers Several
bridges were carried away Fatal accidents have hap
pened to the shipping on the coast One boat with q
crew seven PERSONS upset in running for the harbor
and an were lost At other parts Of the coast the des
ruchon OF life and property also appalling. At Qudi
vid loss of not less than 1000 falls on poor
!he proceeds Of whose summers labor destroy
IN lew hours At Crates Cove, in Trinity Bay, about
~ nshing skfs lay at anchor and 60 of them to-
ay wrecked and lost In addition to the great loss of
SKINS and loads Of fish and OIL the poor peoples fishing
stages and fakes were destroyed. They likely to
suffer much from the want of food and clothing in the
course Of the coming winter
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BUFFALO. Tuesdax Eve

BUFFALO, Tuesday Evening.
There is slight decline in produce. Wheat
the quotations are, Ohio 80 cents. Chicago.
81 sia. Flour-We quote Monroe City Mills
"a ia; Mishawake and Park Mills, 81 So ::
mixed Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana, "a rs. In
corn, the sales have been AT 60 cents. Flaxseed,
10 as7 Wool, fine quality, has sold at 27A per Id.
Twenty-six vessels arrived from the West
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This IL another evidence Of the utility, &c. Of low
charges, for the transportation Of merchandise.
The following tables show the number of bushels Of
wheat and barrels Of -four received at Cleveland by
canal during the month Of September for the years
stated -
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ADJUSTMENTS, sc I.

(BY GENERAL DEsIRE.)
A REPETITION
LEoPoLD
DE M YER'S
GRAND MUSICAL
FESTIVAL,
THURSDAY We EVENING" ZEN Mes OCTOBER s,
TABERNSHHuCLE.
nsy e TO DaS sasss he
MIR JOSEPH BURKE,
Carmir@i de 3 Ismies, w by T inc
For the publication of Which the indebted
k kGRS STkts H hNSHF RACHEL
MIR. eEoHksSsE LoDER,
oR YET II S s%R.a,
Consisting Of foHy-two artists aud several amateurs
S1sss 2s an Mr on Robert e ps.
s. Ss. S e.; III SSsH$h s9$$H: and
The grand rs ovss Ell gs,' Sy c. Maria
THE MARCH T fah YY5SMff DrsLY,
THE MARCH sSSAnocAlsEl
u For particulars see programmes
COMO Postponement on account of the 'csathsr. 30
o5 4trc
IRISH EVENINGS.
sTu I,p q 81 VI INSTITUTE BROADWAY,
MR.. LOVER,
UTHOR Of Handy Andy, Rory O'Nore, sc. will give
"A fourth and entirety new entertainment, entitled
. The OUTLAWS and Erii,s of Erin,''
with numerous amusing anecdotes historical
characterstc of ireland, and his songs.
Admssion Tickets be had the Astor House; Also
At Messrs S,oddart Dunhams; Chickerings; Duboiss
Firth Ponds aud Atwils Music
each night. Doors open TX o'clock Performance
mence at and conclude about 10 o'clock. OF stis
THE ALBANIA SALOON,
$50 BroadoGy near Prince street
GEORGE LopER Musical Director: Aanag err, MIR. CoRByN
W refre shme
to the amount of one shilling
This Epening, (Wednesday,) and during the ,ceek,
Novel and attractive Musical Entertainments varied every
evening.
Sacred Concert every Sunday Evening.
u Doors open al 7-commeIces at half past 7.
o5 1wsrc
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HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrvaed corps of Equestrians will perform at
Schohie the LIST Oct Schenectady the I'd; at West
Troy the the 5th Troy the 9th and 7th;
and Albany the 9Th and 9th and will down the
side Of the Hudson River, route New York.
This is the Largest Establishment organized in the
United States comprising $50 Men and Hoes requiring 2
Carriages convey the performers, wnrdrobes, music
tians amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
being chaste and cas.e graceful and address
render this gifted and srtie the lead
ing feature Of the arena "a tins country The fropnetos
refer the public to the brilliant description given in the
performed b. this dstingui,hsd srtiste u NJ,
NIXON, and the gnspproachabie Clown DAN RlCE, n.
der the Napoleon Of The Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feat. on
nile act Of BY Master Nixon Olympic Ensr.
TamSlsl MI; MACARTE Wo1dsJiies. P ,, bX My
il their elegant 0ymna.tie Posture. and GIoapins' Mr.
ns.,ie. By MI NiIon and his son M Heyss in h, Ny
G. Howe. IL slsek Rope Evo!unSH; Mr. Geo; swss the
The whole comprising the leading. most talented and
- HOWEs CO.'S New York Mammoth Circus
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Married.

Married.
AT New Bedford on Thursday evening. Oct. /, by the
Rev Ephraim Peabody, of Boston, N P. WILLS Esq., of
New York, CoRsKLrA daughter of Hon. Joseph Grin
nell M. c.
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NAvAI.-Commodore Charles W. Skinner, yes
terday took command Of the Gospert Navy Yard, and
hosed his penant board the receiving ship Pennsyl
vania which fred a salute in honor of the occasion
Norfolk Beacon, Oct s.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MR. Parker respectfully gives notice his friends.
A patrons and the public that his school will open for the
Wednesday, October the 7t, the in
Baya5d street attached to the North American Days Of tut
Class from to o'clock. Bows o'clock
Gentemens class from to 10 O'Clock.
Instructions given in all the and fashionable dances
O6 2fiser
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ne Suaker City or Monks Of Monk Hail. by George Lip.
para ESQ., - now published in volumes complete price
saie py poo kseers generally throughout the Union
NO Amecaa nove1 has with such
49, e w Aker City,, OF which 81, 200 copies have al
ies from which the foundation of this work is
drilling and horrible yet the orcble of the
W,st ~ Heightened the subject into fearful interest,"
III III "a ten arr Review.
bold book. 1t is the first American work which,
with the intention of illustrating the life in
,h republican cities a met with decided approval from
public The work will live in the records of litera-
not only they appear, but they are."-Phadeiphia
Home Journal
The Piumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
most attractive that know of to spend hour
two, IN examining the beautiful specimens that the
walls OF this extensive establishment.
Another Astonishing Cure OF Blindness.-
With pleasure we solicit the attention Of readers
10 the cerhcate OF F. Ban another OF this
paper an important of blindness caused by the Egyp
tan ohamis, pc formed by Dr. Brown culist Spring
street after all other skill had failed The cure merits the
highest commentator and notice.
Metallic Tablet Razor StrOE-NIerchants
and Others about purchasing article of this kind would
well TO cali and examine the factory the various
terms offered each being made OF the materials vary
ing only in outside finish Certificates proof Of their
utility are In the of the from
the most scientific gentlemen in the country liberal dis
count conn msds TO wholesale purchasers g. SAUNDERS &
SUM- ~ Droadway, Opposite Howard Hotel.
Toilet Articles, consisting OF the choicest
erumeIy Dentrihces Cosmetics Shaving Creams, Toilet
Soaps hazors from the approved makers Dress Ing
eenttanlsg all that necessary for the toilet in the
nost portable form, Tor sale by
G. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway,
Anew doors above Courtlandt street.
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The Farmers and Merchants Bank has de-
clared half yearly dividend Of three per cent
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The New Orleans Times mentions the death in
that city of an Italian named Rescende, who had served
as city Waterman there for the last twenty years
He was miser his habits and at his death let
.of<J 5 n
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Counterfeit four dollar bills Of lie Bank of Ken
lucky have been put in circulation in the West
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CAPTAIN EMERY of the bark Louisiana, from
New York, srrvedat this port Wednesday last dis
mased reports that in lat a. Ion 20, boarded by
Captain soue, Of the ship Hadee who kindly offered to
render them all the assistance in his power Charieson
Courier, Oct. g.
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SCHOONER MAII~-Many of our readers will be happy
TO learn that the sad reports which have been in circu-
ton concerning the loss Of the packet schooner Mail
with her and large number Of passengers, in
correct Our ship report shows that she put into
Brewster. with some damage but without loss Of life
Boston Courier, Ocf.e.
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AMUsEmENTs.
II. AND MRS. CHS. KEAN.


4. s % EfS1s 5. 2s Nj ch b.
Bass; Mrs Oakley Mrs Chs Kean; Harriet Russell Mrs Alb
AMER which, A MAN WITHOUT A HEAD--Mr Obi.
yiou. TVS. BanstI Tom Featherstons DyO' Mrs obi
Door, open a, O'clock and the Ps.ioIma1ss.
lery IS cents. A'' A' . '''9A' D'''' - :" ~
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF MRS sH.qW:
RowERY THEATRE5,wednesday EverinE, October
ROMEO s sRS~ T Temso csSls
Merertio Neshe; Paris Chanrau; Peter Hallway; Lady
AllsI a whsha Dance BY the M..s. yslIss
vERs~Riehsrd Darviiie. Neade. NAL IA
Spps as Il; Gale
MITCHELL's OLYMPlC THEATRE W edne sday eve
VstGss Soa as farce of
EA d,5 sit f. Ws;s SsSs'G% cSs%
sherwood; Fair STAR Mss Clarke; Cherry Toe, Miss Par
%S TaM HESb Ne FIVE H9'Hd
Dress circle cents upper boxes Is cents pit shlling
Door. open att o'clock: curtain rises at half past7
BOWERY CIRCUS.
Warren p%ap:y rrs aSs
LEVI NORTH,
The first Rider OF the age
THE nsse' e !hs ssT f %EsTTTpAL
Embodyns most sports aud pastmes of mee England
Mers Dale Smith, SaSs and Mrs Cullen will appear in
WEAa K STREET THEATRE RHILARpEL L.,a
sS By Mr. Dsvs,npo r Leonard the
ss %,ss y y ssss;.ss
Hi AS's
s siae; Mrs DaMSf oRRsI,.
BORN TO GUOD LUCK.
.,1,2 t:.SsS.r..
Mssa.nss Mowatt CToeksr Blake and o'''"'a
s have Sssa pG,Esy M into with
and the popular operate corps Mrs. seeuin Mr. Frazer Mr.
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
This Theatre i:. been thoroughly n Ss
mos, style and is the beautiful Theatre
RI VEL FA MILY,
R Mo5RMEFD HNb o SERTR /, ls.fj
R: Mn: ts SjS: SsS:
IFS fjiy' fy51 T $Sb II RH iF?fpisyvf
Col wd0ve Mr. H0wasd 5sssy Shaw zeph'n' MISS
II R,,
THE NATIONAL CIRCUS AND THEATRE,
Chestnut street. nsa ..l Ninth will be opened for the
Under the 81 sea %ELcH MANN I'M
PORT which has invariably attended this popular
has fallen under their uncontrolled direction
THE WHOLE OF THE INTERIOR
fect that Furnished gold produce will be chasely
heightened by ground Of cream color and pure white
THE SPLENDID CHANDELIER,
IAN exhibition tself) will emit numberless gas lights,
THE STAGE ARENA,
and indeed the parts of the edfce light cheer
full and brilliant as the sun at noon day.
The Furniture is entirely Neto!
the fabrics Of the Seats and of the Repose Of the best
qualIty the and OF the most brilliant patterns
The vsers and patrons Of this Fashionable Arena
will be welcomed and saluted by
"A FULL ORCHESTRA,
OF great talent led by the celebrated Mr. ST LUKE of
Pamos Italian Opera House. who will commence with and
direct the National Anthem the Of the
introduce the vore and pieces OF the admired
French, German, and Italian Operas
The Equestrian and Dramatic Artists engaged are Of
knowledged talent and the Troop of Horses not to be
equalled IN America
Novelties, impossible to be surpassed active
alton the having resolved render this of the
most extraordinary witnessed IN Philadelphia
o6 lwrc
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Phiindeiphla Agents for the Herald, @. b.
Zeber Co., Ledger Buildings Sd street. near Chestnut
wh.e terse wishing TO subscrbe will please leave their
names lerns-To cents month"; including the Sunday
paper g. cents without it. Advertise and commuui
cations intended Tor days paper be left at the
hRtscy ny p" cf'Gk IN the afternoon.
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tburt Of Oyer and TermIner.
'Sore Judge Edmonds. Aldermen Jackson and John
i'm 1.-THE Court opened formally this morning, and
=" .nediately after adjourned
The Circuit Court was then opened, and two inquess
taken, aiter which, that Court adjourned also.
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MUSIC

vVVHE PIANO TAUGHT on very moderate terms, by a
person who has perfect knowledge Of the science,
who teach il thoroughly Terms, dollars
rmonth. Any wshng TO take instrucuon will
please address line TO Muacs q the Herald Ofhce
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The President has recognized J. G. Kuhn as
.,I ~ s,yyerIaud for the State of Texas and Jean
syz as Consul Of the for Pnsylvania New Jersey
and Delaware. 70 reside at Philadclpha
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FROM THE FReNrIER.--We lean, says the Tex
Northern Standard from Mr.. James T. Lee, Just ar.
rived from beyond Trinity that Col T Smith with $40
rangers has gone up attack the Wichita Inc
Wchtas are said have been stealing horses from the
| actflera and ave fairfield their village.
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THE FATR

M ips &. would respectfully request all those visit
y.o,v,s e rs and wishing to obtain faithful Daguer
IN the best style Of the art cramiuc his
n A. on exhibition Mr. Brady has received the
nuhc -, 'or the past two years. and leaves with the
:" "o "sres u again CO 1wissr
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE CASH
TAIL ORIN g ND CT TIKI
ESTABLISHMENT,
w. H. DEGROOT & CO.,
lO2 WmltOu SfreAf

W. H. DEGROOT & CO.,
lO2 Fulton Street,
Second block East Of Broadway New York,
WHERE every veriery of Gardeners Clothing can be
had iSE lower prices than at any other establishment in
over Goats and Over saeAs OF Broadcoth Beaver Pilot
Tweeds and Mazurka Cotf Of every style and color from
Gladstone half three quaes and full circle of French and
Dress and Frock Cosblack blue brown, olive and green
ofFIeneh. English, Belgian and American Cloths. from
Office and Business Coats Pelto Sack Winter Froefs
ofTweeds and Broadclohs Of style in the market
Pants-Broadcoh Cashmere. plain and fancy Doe sin
French, English, and American from : So to Sc
Vests-doube breasted straight breast and rolling collar
new styles plain and fancy veves WOODEN Velves Cas-
large assortment of Broadcio C...sres aud ye.ung.
which will be made 10 order. to suit the most fasdious
hand. w. H. DEGROOT co.
OF lmsr No ie1 Fulton street.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
THE subscriber being determined compete with the
Cheapest IN the CITY, lin the line Of bic profession)
public general call the Original Cash Tailoring Esta-
blishment No s6 Broadway of Wall street. and
mine his assortment Of French and English plain
fancy Silk and Satin Vesngs &c Sc, which will be made
into Ito oder) in the best style of fashion
prices for the quality Of
goods.
An assortment (ready made) of Dress and Frocks
light and heavy Uvercoats &c &c and beautiful
style Of Fall Overcoa richly and trimmed from SIG TO
$50 Dress Coats made in very best style from SIG $2i
FIocks, Vests, and Pants IN same ratio Of price.
Parti. ular attention paid to military uniforms.
tnue in the Establishment Sene@en wishing to furnish
same style when furnished by the subscriber.
ec, WFMn lash One fr'ce ias n As't e6T
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The bark Margaret Hogg, OF Baltimore, ha
been chartered by the War Department 70 take dsscn
ments Of regular soldiers from fon Mchenry ana
tress Monroe TO the Rio 0rande she expected 70 sah
ON "Wednesday, Oct 7.