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AUOTios NOTICES.
JACOB 8. PLATT, AuctioneeE.

Monday
JACOB PL ATT Will sell 1nis Day at 10 o'clock at the
sock i9s No a. rf .s ss ss A s s sS
by order TaIaed as per inventory over 600
Consisting sgenesi Of quilts Of all qualities
red sac blsck inbs Of celebrated
stands letter racks letter stamps, racks wne and boes
bone folders indian rubber red tapes pen racks portfolios
Pen aud pocket gallery gold and silver pencil
Also asen.,,i OF blank books, sncb
cap fsl AID half bound and in Russia dem books
Also large tmen Of various qualities of letter.
Al.o plain aud playing c 'rds, superior quality.
Also all the hx'u es OF he store
sopa banker ca.es pink king hair aud
pencils, c"sssmrn bcssammon boaids pocket coupaes,
per. Russia hd.s sheep skins music psper, li,hogaph
blank. paper I'll show eases, mercantile blanks, Sc.
catsogues containing several hundred ots ready on the
TeIm.-Ca.s o delivery in all cases. ,2a Itch
d. SCOTT, Auctoueef.
HOUSE +, RNITURE SALE in Jersey City. Wednes-
day, Sept &c. 10 o'clock at the large two story cou
walk from Jersey CITY ferry general assortment of renee
furniture yiz kitchen parlers and four bed
End bles pan forte and STOOL lamps and gran
dolss; aad all other useful artices-sale positive.
yNCuB BRAlsTkD AuctIoneer.
EXTENSIVE sALE Of Rosewood and Mahogany Piano
cf pre- ,issy choice collection Of ns 'onsa in.
s,r"mens by good makers, with all the modern improve.
7octaves This beng absolute pa tcuary c. mnands
the Ssnon Of dealers and private families who in want
WIN A. BEECHER, store 4s Cedar street up stairs
Nv Dry goods by catalogue for cash. Regular sales
Particular attention given to asnee sale OF stock goods
PUBLIC AUCTION.
49, WILL be sold public auction on Thursday
9s;ss.,. Ye gu ls,s at O'clock E q the A% re
ia.es .i!rets pair Of Young cream, coiored Mares
New York. Sep %. 1876 .aaN.r
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fahe undesged respectfully tenders his services TO his
ODD friends and the public 10 general for the sale Of Pro
or kndaso for the Receiving Forwarding Of
floods 1nd strict aud pnrctuaI attention will be paid all
ORDERS and charges as moderate any established house
,his city. A. LAFlTTE, Agent,
aowAanah, o., AuSuskJl, leAs - 5wsc
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MUSIC

MORRIS HOUSE,
l8S Chestnut Street South side, betneen Seventh
and Eighth Streets, Philadelphia;
THIS Estsb situated in the the fashion
able promenade lar from the Depots and Landings
and affords accommodations for Ladies and Gentle
men, either TRANSIENT permanent Boarders.
The MORRIS HOUSE is a TEMPEkANCE HOTEL,
and suited Who wish TO he quie and such
trsvellii Tor he recovery OF health
Jewellers admitted night and early breakfast provided
Ia time for the morning Iinrs.
Pnce for Transient Board, 81 Is per day
s26 Stsuc r. FLETCHER Proprietor.
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Al W Ill . MusIc HepOsOTy,
200 Broadway, below St. Psul's Church
AS 3issrrcSatN&r
DUTCH DULBS FOR SALE

DUTCH DULBS FOR SALE.
,sa ;'s and sa s' &S.
e,nhs Tulips varieties, Jonqus NaTcissus, Anemones
S.' x :aa'S: gss
% o ii al Nir as q
he n'ne; .ss,.eis and dove seeds Il the best known
sssify i;o%s S.h o. parks: .ys
tsnr 6shlias il f. aover our friend, and III.
sh Avenue and 18th he store during
The Csnay Plant again in full wer; to be seen from
~ yuStAf THOMSON, s.ss.m.n and Florists.
TO ECONOM SIS.
y d 'fd rom s ss:nsd q sy:d from
eiais altered other
al q. s CT s no ss 9% s
my hsyas aorS w s @
found the temporary building on the OF Broadway
LpsTTwo Black and Tan Terrier Dogs: 20. the
OF which Five Dollars reward will be given Apply above
TOILET SOAPS AND PkRFUMEKY.
Vie only r,e end original Walnut Oil Military Shaving
ones Eitssss and ..or,ep Of eye VARIETY
perumey Of the choicest description, and the lowest
southern Merchant add Dealers general are nved'o
exsmne "u, atock before purchasing elsewhere.
q i'm '1 J0 .iiss, vHooM FOWLER
MEN FUN! MEN FUNN MEEN FUNM
THE CELhBRATED Chinese skin Powder, pstronired
bv der Majesty Queen Victoria His Rovsi "A. ohne,.
Prince Albert aud used or altv ana e. az
several sovelegns and courts Europe Ladies Of h,s
need longer be under nls
q o.ng poisonous ,n6sssnse to Zee their
ing Gently imported i.o this country the above named ~
v.usbie sddendum the toilet The substance Is yh,,s
POWDER entirely all mineral cnts
solely from oens herbs and fragrant eIotcs
value qni hirmess their nature that hose with c
del and epresed apply wtbont
injury. IL witbsI sautary that speedily Laws ali
tendency 10 irritation IF the skin aud dsspaes
blot hes e9pnors, and all other evils Of asim
To be hid wholesale Of the importers HOBBS X co. 2
w lsiect; 4. b. SANDS CO. 100 Full on sireer wyaf
Ket'bn.n Fulton str ~; e. ". Ring, %; Broadway. "
tlifeougb, $50 Bosdw VI aud retail Of all respectable
chemists md eumers in New York. aud in all the pncpl
ctss ~ the United States in boxes-prce Is and 3d.
x25 imsr
ihs sader,gued respectfully tender. his service,
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BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON

NO3BARCAY STREET, tthree doors below the Ame-
IN mean Hotel,l New York The Subscriber would re.
s has four good Billiard Tables ss can BE- found in the
rate apargens the proprietor thinks will be select
and agreeable gsnemen visiting his house private par
be FURNISHED with aste cue and apron for his especial
wishing the billiard exclusive to themselves the
bowling alleys have the by applying az the bar
rate ORDER with the best Of attendance. -
Lunch every day O'Clock. Wednesdays and sundays,
Fish or Clam Chnwder
During the season the choicest Oysters such Shrsws
bury Chnknrorss Mill Pond Cold Spring and Massachu-
sets Bay. Gentlemen calling for the above oysters can al
having the above assortment His Bar we'll stocked with
the Wines and Liquors. and Segas the best quail
y Also Sherry Cobles Mint JuIeps, and Punches made In
amsnnev to be surpassed. ,
10 9entlemen will please to communicate at the Bar
~ ' FRANCIS MONTEVERDE,
No. Barclay street
N%Private entrance AZ Hall door. eu26 imsv
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STATEN ISLAND REGATTA,
M9ndQu. Sept %, 1916.

PURSE FIFTY DOLLARS
REGATTA, for purse of fifty dollars: open all boats
"A exceeding feet IN length. carrying mainsa
jib and mansa will take place Monday 2sth inst,
p. VI from Ststen Island.
The boats will start Vandebilts landing and sail
boat to be anchored Ia heNarow between
the telegraph and Fort Ham ton hence rouud the whi,e
buoy upon The point Of Robbins reef and back the place
Of arting
Entrance Two Dollars.
Entries he de with Mr. H. stebbins. his hotel
Vande rbis dock until the day the of
whom rules under which the is to be ssld be
obtained s22 1~~mc
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PAPER HANGINGS

- EMOVAL-Wm. L. Sackett, has removed ON No 10
~ Bowsry. the agreeable and c0mmodious store,
an entirely new as .ormrnt OF Paper Hanging &c Of the
newest styles aud most approved patterns, viii will be
sold cheaper than other establishment the United
States and TO which he requests the attention Of his friends
end custpmers, aud the public. a26 3terrc
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NE " FRI NI; n IiOOnS
20 ,..,. !. 4, (! sSSk e.: :.
= assortment q PARTISAN eooos
b. TO ss% s ard
@ :a % s:.s
;s:s r i:s'ss; :ss'ss
:. " pr nnted 90. doj
S; q. p,.i. c.:Ss... s i! s''
plain :; :: t sssss:',' ss e as.?''
s!ss
iSS ,s.:
French GwSh,m., PLAN M and twllsd p and 81 wide;
case "n''''''" A'' sfIKs e Lame
Ss.ssnda I..s. s:.n zsr1,1ias i psus:s Sss''
Co1.sss Lace p pas.smsn tsaandes DC S.ur
Csms, sur and Brod.rie fssa du Bens ssPe'0e'
:. Hoizontale; Stripes :. Pesin Matte
Hsi oss so''''' and Baesd sls u and Argent
S S;:;:. xsss:s: s g
" s.dIi'le I'D 0lncs "" Rich Bioe.ds snnssu1
Royal MORE Psiin . -ije, m,
:. Satin ss9l. 81! 4 Per.cnn.ges . .ia.us, CO.
fointiile rattle snake W.T. % DO. Mourning Silks.
Very rich embroidered Canton Grape Shawl. and Scarf;
TurRsri de.sn. ca Cs.h Hsss1 sh.wl.;
Egyptian "
n1.; 81 ZAP HIoyE
BOUToN,s BREvETEs
MANTEAUX VlSlTES BlRNONS
Beautiful embrcidtred chanseabie Levn1ns yis,ies;
|" Feurar ci'i SS sss:jS: H.:
:. :. 49,. nooei uner,.
LACEs AND RIBROiDERiEs
Very extensive Regency Vaencienes Bus-
els aud knrII,h thread Laces; -
Rich black and white ad Lace Capes and Berths
lm,tstion 90; DO. DO;
BLACK ana white Inrssd Lscs veiis and seats;
Rich emb'd Cspes, Chem'zett~s and Gumps
d.. Sonars sleeves and Guns;
!naots embd " ssfs ald Robes every variety;
t.mo'd Linen amsIic hd1fs, 4 prcss.;
A'" WEDDiN,i AND sOIREE DRESSES
Embroidered Mn lin Dresses;
Do. Tules do
Do. Silk do
Do. Satin do:
Aenan Snow Orgnnds do;
Thread ace dol
Imitation Brussels do;
Point de Brussels. do;
a. VII.
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AMUSE

+ M.vs MSasy sfR StIp%
TasS &c .i y aE Eisa NJ
Doors cpen at O'clock, and the performances will
RowEKY THEATRE.-on Monday Evening Sept %.
with I se 81 Ms pr MIR
p"le, MIR Boob; Couatsss, Mrs Shaw Catherine, Mrs
Aes which the German ma Walt BY N's' ,pd v1,ss
LAKERo@erck Dhu, Alr Neahs; Fiiz James Mr. Clarke
Door. open az o'clock curtain will rise a. halt pas,
Dress Circle. 50 eeut'; Upper DoIe' 70 CENTS Pit and Gale
eur AND f IiSi%sf Ne ta
r a:1 shs Ss Taf 5 fIa fii$ Ryan,
Nisknson Nancy Hiss 4 6 slsIke. r.pm.p u,.,;
Mr. Holland; oaeea taadie, Miss Roberts -
Dress circle so cents upper boxes q cents pit one shilling
Door. open 4 O'Clock, curtain rises at half pa.t7
WAtNHI srh~ET ThEATWSEa bsa g L41.s.
First 81 Mr. .c since lis arrival from
MONDAY Ey fiSS1hSa Sept 20. 1886.
aSo 1SoSf j.:
'''''e''' Amer ;TT;IiesS rs farce Of '' ~
o. fas,dsy evening wei viii T IN .ro
rite character
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
thoroughly r% lame
syle and ia the beautiful Theatre
ia the Union.
MONDAY, Sept. 29 1876
For this night only, Colley C,bbers version Of
RICHARD Ill,
With all the Scenery, Magnificent Dresses Costly Ar
mours, Flags, etc
Richard Duke OF Gloster, Mr. Wallack; Henry vi, MIR
Henkins Richmond, MIR Bowers; Buckingham. Mr. Arnold;
Queen Elizabeth, Mrs Wallack.
Dancing by Miss Oceana.
After which
THE ACTR. SIS OF ALL WORK
Maria, Miss Chapman, in which character she will
FIVE different parts.
- Tn-mn NH Ron, Iutt
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DANCT\G

Mn, sAR ACCo, dancing master. and Miss ANGELINA,
4v1 teacher of the renowned Parisan Dancing Acade
M OF Ar Cellsrus wneie her aordary skilfulness
and pleasing OF teaching procured her general
reputation tor her and splendo. only the
disunrusshed families Of that renowned town ofPars
but also among great m,ny OF highly respect HE Ame
icaa aud English ladies' snd geutlsen who rrquented the
aforementioned Academy hsve just opened Dancing
Academy No. SO lanai OF Broadway,
where al the fas!,onable quadrex, Mazourkas.
Waltzes hazourka Redowas Polkas t,alops Waltzes
TAUGHT.
Ladies and gentlemen ndistnc'ly received this Aca
DENY where any body may be meet but with
good society, aud where order and decency viii Be always
q ~
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Two LEASE, for Number OF years beautifully situated
Water Power, adjoining fourishing village, with
suitable quantity Of Land the city Of New York hs
VEGA and railroad communication with that city
almost amount Appivto MORE BAKER,
4
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S36,OVO TO LEND
fif. HOW'D AND MORTGAGE, ON productive red ts-
~, Al" 10 hi, city Brooklyn. u VIII be divided INTO
.ams SOFT spricants Apply 10 = Broad No. Wal!
Nrrrt ~ Tho 'nf,a W-fef 0ffc~ hss-prent su2I so'v
TRAVELLING TRUNKS. &c
j oh 1 "a TNMH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
/, ~ corner broadway bass hand constant
mssings good assortment OF Trunks VaIises, Carpet
Dag and satcsels, wboesae and retail
superior article u sole leather Trunks, suitable for
russ MI 81 European Travel and Formations for ,hs
despatch >"v''s''~ sass imc, ~
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To tn. PUBLIC.
1--WE nv article trial. and Judge for yourself warrant
hen al g Be 8. ssprssened The Refunded.

MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
saa =: s: 70 S ssS
Hover" wssSsd with .his es'ys-s son plea.
sG % sss S.r
been made hsh .nd rs turning grey or falling out the
color and SrsneS 81 fs 'S1 spVes
i.
head danara and Tor preventing the falling OH of the
q the .imps produce and immediate extract Of some
e. Ss sss Of hs :" tn. d., aid
hair Civ Se,sna gloss and son sss and an agreeable
Fs .:ie. whai::.s and retail by julie. H.p. Chemist
4 premium awarded at the franklin Institute.
ton %y' snS fsl
% 'nd & ,as
SFERM S .aS AND OLGA Superior sl!ieIs Of
&C. 9" s. Old ss else
aasaa''i;' 8 q i ..s j Sss;
N Families. bosIdlus house aaa hotel keepers, are
20 sys ,hs md de-
MAGNETIC ELECTKICAL MACHINES,
DARru sEHiHaf poL ..;e Rs sACM 81 ,,,,
%sdie asa osh! p'p.ae
:: & had ss'i f sse
and 6 S s s.d ,. Lea,
Aht-ra di.couu % Country Agents. sl1im.re
LEECHES! LEECHES!
lust RECEIVED. 10000 large and healthy Swedish
Leeehss Aiss, 1000 German Leeehes il prime order.
for sale by J. FERDINAND CLEU, y
SIS iosrc Importer Of Leeches No lie William st.
BIRD GAGE MANUFACTOkY,
HE e. s"s tn.
public thar he keeps hand large supply
Of Common and Fancy Bird Csees Of every description
and Mats and general Of articles kept
wooden which he will sell than
bought elsewhere J. KELLY. liner
RARE CHANCE
A NUMBER OF AGENTS WANTED to undertake the
IA ssle Of and useful patented article which be
sold every family in the Union. To Of respectable
guarantee Of $500 per will be given To
composition each will have district secured
to HIM Apply to 3. FRENCH,
2es Broadway; MP stairs.
Letters must be postpaid in order receive attention.
an2< imsm
CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS AND GLASSWARE.
Large of Fancy Goods Clocks Violins, Ou
a and Flutes; also Glassware China re- will be sold
GEORGE F. GERDIN0,
su2qlm~r n Maiden
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FINE BLACK TEAS,
small packages, very low prices-s great variety
some Of winch are OF AZ ext aordinary quality,
ceived
Also fresh lot If the NJ Win day Champaign ANON
tlsdor and Alanz Sherry old Schedam Gin superior
old Rum and choice 5randies ia wood or glass.
For sale by N. BLOODGOOD,
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CULN1AN's

EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC GABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes his stocks Of Books Paintings
w Engrayings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
1oor up flight Of stairs having leased the frs!
oor where every thing will be sold low prices and
many much below regular prices being DESTROYS of clos
ing up a. soon ar possible his Book Department
Cheap List will soon be published forthoss who will buy
\ quantities.
No Broadwav. second floor. ais eodexs tire
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HOMEs& CO.'S N. \. MAMMOrh CIRCUS.
THIS uariyall,d corps q Equestrsns VIII peIform At
10th and nh during the Agricultural Far
e e.
b.y far. on on the ss "a 1 s %
SCHENECTADY on the fns day Of October mex: -
Is @ and IN rs
Carriages convey the wardroees
81 s h; EsSi .;
Age recently MsA sI5,ssa MA fksTi MAcARrE
'f S ss5
Ieer public to snaai given IL
and 'sa
NXSS and s M
M s 3" M H
nile act Of Honsmsn;h p BY Master Nixon olympic E.sI.
s rAsi S$sTREIfy y - rs:
solcsesl AMI Brilliant xss Of E.nsis: Of Flo.su. NJ
C. s asef s With q h
The whole comprising the leading most talented, and
'':iss = e Sss New YorL
QSrUYvEsANT INSTITUTE, RRoADWAY,
TONIGHT M0 OK fuvs SEPTEMBER 49,
Au,hor OF Handy Andy, Rory oMore, &C. &e) will give
,,srn r,vI IRISH EYENIye.
LLUSIhAIIvEo ~ the National Characterisucs Legends
Superstitions, Mirth and Melody of his country with
amusing Anecdotes Rectatons Pathetic and Comic, and
his own IRISH SONGS already honored with ecos
milton IN this country and Others yet to the
American public.
Admission ST. Tickets be had Astor House; also,
Messrs Stcddart Dunhams; Chickering's; Dubois's;
Firth Ponds aud Atwils Music Stores and at the doors
each night DooSs ~ o'clock Performance 10 CON-
aud conclude about 10 O'clock. s28 lwissr
THREE KETTLE DRUMS.
EHOR SALE by j. f. w. Woter, importer and dealer in
Musical Instruments and Italian Strings 16 John street
Price one hundred dollars tasn. sT lwssrc
SlGNOK LOUIS MARTINI, Professor Of Singing, wii
~ his lessons usual at his Music Room, 80 Leo
nard street, joining the Society Library Building.
To THE AMATEURS OF TIE AccoRDioy he would re.
commend his Album, published containing delightful
collection OF the popular operate melodies and avorte
pieces.
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played that nstrume lent,
whose capabilities have remained 30 long unknown.
sgnor L. NJ accompanies his pupils on the Piano and
Guitar auJ0 lmsm
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THE Ell X Pan.

N reen,pich street. three doors from the Battery.
L T. House pen for the accommodation Of the
,s. .ubc who solicited share OF their pato-
that every effort will made render
otabr and asreesbe equal in the 'ty.
The will always be supplied with the choicest liquors.
wines segsrs lodgings by the Night. Week Month
IL q sIi Ivy
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WEIGH & MANN'S MAMMOiH CIRCUS.
THIS immense establishment surpassed by other in the
country for the gorgeousness Of ITS costumes and
pings-fo the numb. OF tlented and accomplished eques
and for the beautiful stud of horseshave
coded their Eastern tour and are now on thru way to this
at Jersey City when one q the best seectns from their
Thurs ay they perform Newark This will be the ly
opportunity offered this those DESTROYS
intellectual trea, who reside the places alluded
The they have with thus far
ceeded their most guine expectations. sl4
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find the that died not 0hen siten rith the Emerod
AN lNFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES

AN lNFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES
nR UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY--Is an
- eiieeus for this distressing maady, known
gst ply scilrs the He MORN ids Piles is
no mstsxe about It's at once safe and efcacous, aud
pleasant m IT'S action No fear OF taking cold While under
Influence no change IN diet II taken according
TO directions cure for lite a guaranteed.
kundfeds Of &C ucaes be by calling the pro-
pr eor or his agents. OF Performed by this medicine
~ w. and 80 Year, standing Solo wholesale and retail by
Fulton st. ~ y, Bro klyn q. Steam. ls4 fulton T..
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Pavilion, New Brighton, Sept. 2S, 1916

TWO or three gent emen be dated wi IN
nishsd or nuiurnshed rooms fronting on Tn. 6owerv
with break last and and dinner suuda Ever ZEN.
ton will be paid to make their home desirable
krh
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ROOMS WITH PARTIAL a

TO LET-ln l4th street. Uno., SQUARE apa,,mep.
iof three OF iouI single gsutleTea with breakfast and
Sh eae" sh w,' SaS soo and
srrsn ment for the winter is ptssened The
I Th IL, gn'ea with gas and BY the
lars &c, apply &c., r. i Vs VI, III iir''N"'
s28 3usN.h --'A'' - - - " lens,
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DEAFNESS CUhkU
2R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ! cheerfuy comply
- with the request Of Lieut. Mcintosh thar he
was home in Of total de ness and dis
cnIres rom The ears that uoder the of CAS-
iLE ~ ARDS, Anrists (3sI Broadway N. Y, he
Signed H. McNEVsN,
Surgeon to H. B. Ms Forces, Jamaica.
slt cases Of deafness attended To-
Acoustic Drops 9r sale cure incipent deafness
collections Of hard wax, &C. an25 imsI
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,
~ Leonayd street. Vest of Brodduav
M,LLt PAULINE DESJARDiNS, of the Academic
AVA hoysr, Paris respectfully informs the public her
classes for fashionable Dancing have commenced Besides
m se usu1, .ns.s Turn WIZ DC inc new waitz ka,
composed for MILE Cerito Mons Perot, and the
tended Terms and hours made known application.
ga srh
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PUBLIC AUCTIUN.
a. WILL be sold public auction Thursday
N<ueIt, Oct !, 1876, at O'clock, 4. NJ at the Anne
African Eagle Sale Stable, corner Chrsty aud De-
lancy sttrets, pair of Young cream colored Mares.
New York, Sep 26 1916. s28&tsr
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Prom the N. Y. Herald Extra, Oct. ..
Terrible Shipwreck.

THE PERILs SEA.-The ship Minerva arrived
here to-day from Palermo aud learn from her
the following dreadful particulars Of the loss OF the brig
Risnz of Boston, with sixteen OF her crew:
EXTRACT TuE Loo Book THE SHIr MINERVA
Saturday, Sept. 26.-Sea aeeount-Theso tventy-four
hours commenced with light winds from the S. w At S
80 Z. M made wreck the larbonrd bow hauled the
ship close by the wind, which brought her about
three points the weather bows. The being Ish,
approached her very slowly, and quarter past
Of her altogether previously taking her bearings The
captain thought best 10 send the boat II there
any survivors, and them should there be
any and likewise 10 ascertain the OF tho vessel
Alter providing the boat with compass signal lantern
ami bucket OF fresh water, the boat manned by
the rst officer and four men, after pulling for about en-
hour, the hrst officer the direction ol the wreck
smelt som, thing similar the of whae pull
ed directly TO windward aud very soon discovered the
wreck, made the proper signal the ship agreed upon
previous to leaving the ship. The SHIP hove under our
ee then pulled round under the Of the wreck for
the purpose OF boarding her. aud likewise TO ascertain her
name, when suddenly distress upon our ears
succeeded in rescuing the survivors, yo number
consisting OF James s. Dyer, I'd officer; George Bunn
seaman George L. Howe, do Appleton Lathe do; Lloyd
Brown do. The poor fellows skeletons one be-
ing derous and would probably have died before morning.
without relief We took the survivors board and ad
minis,eed To their wants. We in lat. 81 80 ~ and
long. 90 30 West
We slso learn that Capt. Small has left wife and six
children To mourn his loss, together with that Of his
The remainder Of the crew, with one exception,
young from 10 - years Of age, aud unmar-
red.
The Renzi about years DID, and Of about 200 tons
register. ThTee-fouths Of her owned by Philip A.
Locke, ESQ., OF Boston. and the balance by the
She had been about five months She had on board
40 barrels oil, and returning home full the
time OF the terrible disaster.