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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
ANTIQUITIES

ROYAL GUELEY CO Auctioneers, will sell at the
way and Elm street on Thursday morning, Oct g. 1856
superb collection of antique japan
fruit plates and of the finest quality;
dresden porcelain groups Of and of
beautifully paintsd orgin. ancient Venetian bocaels
wine glasses of curositv magnificent Japan
celsn tables wash .taod carved and slad furniture Of
high and nearly three hundred years old and in grandeur
equal any thing imported into this country Sale positive
TIL o'clock, shine, and ready for eIs mnaon
with catalogues
N.B-The public 10 general respectfully invited to
call and examine this magnificent collection Of antiquities
which IL very rarely to be met with o3 6tsrc
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From the Bay State Democ rat Boston, Nov. A. isl4l
REMEDIES,

THERE are medicines of doubtful character ad-
vert.ed and pulled by the the te
that should have sh unk from the task have under
taken not thoroughly convince from
knowl edge OF the facts which below
Ii is of Wistsrs Balsam Of Wild Cherry" tn would
speak, and we SPEAK sdvisedy lady Of our
whom we see every day was short time since 70 THAT
cough had seled her lsugs; her form
she obliged abandon her work. and
not TO resume again FOR about months she has
been taking Wistas basam OF Wild Cherry and already has
she far regained her health be able her
labors
This is bar single but it least in which
we cam DOUBT the ethc,cy Of the medicine.
None Eenuee uaess signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by A. Is. X ID. SANDS, Agents Tor New York
City also by druggists generally throughout the United
"A
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Suddenly on Tuesday evening of disease Of the heart
Mr. DAVID LYONS sged 76 at his late residence, No. So
Elizabeth street, near Hester
On Wednesday morning. 7th instant Mrs wife of
Henry Early, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited attend her funeral this Thursday) after
half past O'Clock, from her late residence LAT
Elm street.
In Woonsocket, 26th ult NATHANIEL CooK the oldest
person in Cumberland and believed to be the last surv
Of the companions Of John Paul JONES' the celebra
ted privateersman Of the revolution Mr.. Cook made
of those remarkable engagements which, desperation
have seldom been equalled
In Cincinnati Sept 30th, MARGARET MACE in the l0lst
year of her age.
At the Army Hospital at Barrancas. Pensacola Har-
bor Florida, Goth September JoHN JOHNSON, of Com.
peny O. LIST Artillery aged 20 years. born the county
Of Tyrone, Ireland.
In Philadelphia the 9Th instant Col THos W. Dur.
FIELD, Sr, in the 10th year Of his age.
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Married..

Married.
On Wednesday the It'll instant at Christ Church. by
the Rev. Mr.. De Koven, MIR Jusrus d. Foor, to Miss
HARRIET AUGUSTA BARrINE. both OF this city.
On Tuesday morning 9th instant by Rev, 0. A. Skin
ner, Mr. WILLIAM II HALLIcK, to ELIZA, eldest daugh-
ter of James s Greig, Esq all Of this city
Al the Church Of the Ascension, on Wednesday, It'll
Instant by the Rev. J. Schroeder, D. D., GEORGE p
QuAcxgrBos, to Louise n DUNCAN, all Of this city.
On Wednesday, eth instant, by the Rev. Mr. Bartin
Mr.. ELpRIpeE CLAHKsoN, of New York. to Miss ELIZA
BETH, daughter of Joseph s. Freeman, Esq, OF New
Jersey.
On the 10th Of August last at Portsmouth, England
Mr. ABRAHAM B. MYERs of Portsmouth, to Belle, eldest
daughter of Motley Elkin Esq, Of Barbsdoes, w. /.
In this city, by the Rev. Mr. Beall Lieut. ALEXANDER
VI. PKNrocx, Of the u. 8 Navy, to Miss MARoAREr,
eldest daughter of George Loyal
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h plsesl eat n he rsWss 1t iAs banks 81 tja or any
e,hsr city or any Clique Of ansncsfs and ws trust tbs
Secretary will avail himself Of the provisions Of thst act
to the letter
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"a TO LET-Pcssession Immediately. the lower part o.
E The house ITO Waverlv Place; the LIST floor ano
back paIlors, bed IN the third story
room, and kitchen, Croon water, nc. Rent low al
May. Apply on the pemses. OF nls-I
THE GLOBE HOTEL, 66 Broadway.
THIS HOUSE has, during the summeI' oe." c ,r
E:;1 paved and painted throughout and mas en'e NC"
Il will be re-opened for Travellers, &C. on Juesd,y nea,'
the sth and will be KEPT oia pcn es and SIM
gle gentlemen be accommodated fo N PAGE
so3 lmsrc SN@ 80
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ssir 1885,; S. Ss:.sb.,s,ssl q
s;sss nc; 81; :SSs: s,
n s::.: As S iss
e. Ss:
nos. Locking Gi.s... !s... 0is s.ssl, and Ribbon
Sect s's.: ssssii ~
e. %SSss: ss
.;:ss S Paper ' ca1a' III Tong. sSS
Ai.o. fsIdsd SeIlssI Eniy. s and Forks. Scissors. &c
slss.. dealers 7sss month; FOR Of dollar.
Exrrssee2H E sa Il y. H.:: and
20 SS'H: 81 sas. I'D
Esh and ss:
s is fssy E e 3" ss T.ns.
Flora MAGMA Brtt,ne, Y vols quar,e C.,herwoods Views
S &. is css rf ssG S%..a .s
as" LONDON vo % PEN
md Noble Persoa;ses Order Of CATER vols
vcs &c VIII area, ssnesy of H., sn Wo1s
voyage: &c. Fs1Ga a1 1s
nv o. q; Dg6LJzEAU. ,Aaeii0.ss5 -
b cLTzEAg vii 81 This Day. 10 oeoef At Il. '..
afe Hair IL; sss Com ssS
Brushes Percussion Css. Soaps Scissors Suspendes Gar
yss. I S;:s fsi:
s1.i% once 70 Gicei i1 and cotton r'''
A'o cases Slate Pencils.
co1aes are now rss Sn0s os %
e. LEWIS Co. AuctonreIs-,. -
II 's;i: ossa
s S os d w :.a sa: cSi
= 5ia:: 5Asss;,;'i Yhvv p.~..e..
JOANs.V. wEsTERvELT.
s:a. he AfeFo7 W sss%
S:l Ct %ss
Gloves show Case and articles Of almost
the rsGs worthy the os a OF
FINE PLANT5zT AUCTION.
A. S'. on %Hssns 81 4
an .n. sn II BIO :nS large
y' osSs ysTs
ties. we'll calculated fora ssatisman greenhouse sale
a UITION NOTICE-EIssant Farniture Of a family
TO EurOpsmTh%; Day 70 oei.e. IS Wake,
marble top Cen,retaSe. do brs.ise Bureaus and Ws.S
::.SS: sd,Ss rs Boo. Case French
s and SsS Mir
.. made . order b Bssa%iss and c,hs1s.
but "a eight i'.r months used. JNo sNIFFEN, Auet
pNoFokAfGHSsMsk ssztRSN VIII SELL by ord. Of
and mhoSs"y Piano FS on Tsnd.y
50 Beekmsn street! in eastiron francs with modern
csisSaied msres tel. city and Boston
Term. made known the time Of sale which positive.
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION.
oeocf LIN 2ss fs.r street a on 9th at ~
ing general assortment suitable for city and country trade
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HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING, &c.
.4GENTS PRICES

HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING, &c.
AGENTS PRICES.
Ann GROSS low priced Knives and Forks.
HUI 100 DO pind white bone do Sc so per gross
100 gross fine stag handle do do at $40 per gross.
80 pair stag ,rves, gusr Forks, Tk cents.
300 pair stag Carvers guard" forks.
Is baskets Bright Vices.
100 doz Patent Knob Locks.
20 casks Trace and Log Chains.
100 pieces Laycocks Hair Cloth, At reduced list.
Also very complete assortment OF warranted Files,
Chises end Drawing Knives all numbers Of calico printers
doctos Bed Screws Steeyard Fire lrons Kettles and
5aucepans Tea Trays Violin Strings Percussion Caps, Gun
LockA, &e.
Dealers solicited examine the above goods and
before purchasinr JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
o5 3tsMWGFsjwc IS John up stairs.
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II thus appears that about one half of the aggregate
quantity Of cotton consumed in this country, north and
east Of Virginia. consumed in the vicinity Of Boston
The consumption of that section of the country last year
amounted to tenth part of the aggregate CROP and
the total consumption of the country fifth part of
the total crop.
We usual table of quotations for the prnci
pal State and other stocks used for investment -
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IMPORTANT,

NY person having 1000 1000 dollars unemployed, may
ofsomehing gresy TO their advantage BY address
possessing business qualifications, wishing desirable
situation, and who command the above will do well
apply mediafely
This advertisements refers to opening which seldom
found and The applicant will find it In every
Thy his attention, there risk whatever in the invest
The satisfactory references statements and expana-
tious will be furnished oct 7.3tsr
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n SIMPLE FACT
A GENTLEMAN, relative Of Mrs Jervs. YVES taken in
"A with cold. which settled the lungs She
menced docioring for it, (as all will when there
eold sbou"i with her anue aud goose grease such
like when occurred to her that csmbins
ton Of the prom herbs iht each
for cold sometimes, would have the effect; when BY hap
Ply accident, IL resulted the concoctng remedy
will cure cold always This she has formed into candy
making it palatabe TO take, which is called
MRS JERVIS'S COLD CANDY,
composed Of six ingredients that will be told any body if
required The mbnston the secret that is valuable
be dvulged and Of shond be the reward Of Mrs
JeIvis, wto Samaran-ike. trying relieve suffering
moral Of that NEST disagreeable complaint.
Sold by Mrs JERvS 3ss Broadway, inert door to the
Tabernacle. Put up in pas kages ofoue shilling shngs
Tour shillings, and Que dollar.
AorNTs-Rushton Co. 10 Asor House and Broadway
Mrs. Hays l39 Fulton street Brooklvn o6 3tis~r
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
TELE q r APHIC.
Maryland EIectton.


BALTIMORE, Wednesday Evening.
Our election for State Senator and Delegates
has resulted in the success of Charles M. Kevser.
the wing candidate for Senator by a ma,or;tv of
q, and Of John p. Kennedy and A. B. Pa,,s,son
wings, and of Cox, Baughman and Weare de.
mocrats, to the House of Delegates
The western mail has not arrived.
BUFFALO, Wednesday Evening.
The iron foundry of Gatshore & Co, Dundss.
Canada West, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
last. The loss was severe, amounting to Ell 600
The three mastedsschooner Margaret Elizabeth
went ashore at Green Bay; also the schr. Niles
ran ashore at Grass Point
In noticing the state Of the markets, for this
day, our quotations are, 800 bushels Ohio wheat
@so cents; 1900 Southport at from IS to SSA
$500 l. tile Fort at Ssh
In flour the only sales noticed are 900 brls mixed
ONO, Michigan and Indiana, al 81 rs $50 bbl..
Ohio at 81 rs. Corn-Sales were made AT from
os to 90 cents per bushel Cheese-Ohio 81 cents
per pound.
RACINE The markets stand thus Com s7so.
oats 20
CHIcAao.-The quotations are Winter wheat
65c; Detroit -four 81 25 a 4 30 wheat rs Soc.
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T. BROWN,
CTONE SEAL ENGRAVER and Herald Painter, 233
- Broadway, opposite the Park Goats Of Arms Cres Cy
phers &c. brass LADIES' Seals Sgnet
Rings Pencil Cases Keys &c. with de-
vice; Diamonds. Amethyss Topazes &C. bought in the
rough FORM Goats Of Arms found and painted
part of the United States Canada.
Books Of Healdry kept with upwards Of go 900
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE CASH
TAIL ORING AND THING
ESTABLISHMENT,
w. H. DEGROOT & CO.,

1O@ Fulton Street,
Second block East Of Broadway, New York.
WHERE every variety of Genuemen's Clothing can be
w had for lower prices than any other in
the city of New York.
Over Coats and Over Sacks OF Broadeloh Beaver Pilot
Tweeds and Mazurka Cloths of every style color from
- 81 to $40.
Gladstone half three quarter and full circle French
American Brosdcloths, from S5t, S25
Dress and Frock blue brown olive and green
Of French, English Belgian and American Cloths, from
So To SIG.
Office and Business Coas Pelto Sack and Winter Froeks
ofTweeds and Broadclohs Of every style in the market
II m 81 TO So
Pants-Broadcoth Csssimeres plain and fancy Doe
French. English and American from 50 TO Sc
new styies plain and sney Veves Woolep veTs
smere, plain and fancy Satins and Silks ON 81 to S.
large Of Broadcloh Cassimeres Vestings
which will be made TO order. to suit the fastdious
Boys Clothing, of every description, constantly on
hand. w. II. DESROOT co.
OF 1msr No. 10, Fulton street.
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Toilet Articles, combining OF the choicest
Perumery, Denf6ces, Cosmetics Shaving Creams Toet
Soaps. Raxos from the approved makers, Drsssisg
Cases contsinng all that necessary for the toilet in the
most portable form. iof sale by
70. SAUNDERs SON. III Broadway,
A few doors above Courtlandt street.
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ntsns a3let Mskor ~ w ~. -. = .s.S u
well call sad efshrs sf the aautsesefy The ysous pat
ons.d each being made Of inc best msssrast bat
only Ia ousxde finish Certificates, proof OF their
Vitality ia the Of the inventor frog OF
the mG %, ~ r Ss a. az
son, III Broadway, Opposite Howard Hotel
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AMUsRMSsTs, Ls a


tby GENERAL DEsIRkI
REPETITlON
LEoPoLp
DE M E YER'S
GRAND MUSICAL
FESTIVAL.
WILL
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8,
TABERNACLE.
Mr. de Meyer IS most happy inform the public hs has
succeeded securing the valuable Of his friend
MR.. JOSEPH BURKE,
The Celebrsted viollnst, who will perform the
Carnival de Venice, by Paginini,
For the publication Of which, the
fto MIR. Ernst,
FRAULEIN KORsINsKY. MAD'sLLE RACHEL,
HERR JULIUS HEIGHT,
MR.. GEORGE LoDER,
with MS whole
OR CHI e STRA,
Consistpg Of fortywo artists, aud several
LEOPOLD DE NEVER WILL PERFORM
A Grand Fanfasia Robert lie Dia6ie;
The G!rand Eanfasia Sepsiramis. (by request,)
The celebrated Duo on Wiltiam Tell bv Osborne and
De Beriot, scith MR.. JOSEPH BURKE.
The Orchesua VIII perform
The grand Overture OBERON, by Carl Maria
THE u.pcu A TSn Wsssr n,,s,v
THE MARCH MAROCAINE.
10y especial desirs.)
UCFor particulars see programmes.
0U-No Reinforcement ON dccou1t Of tie tceather. 90
o5 4trc
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GREAT SALE OF
VA B l. BUILD NG LOT s,

N II " n ID II z ID " Ii ~ IN Vt IL ~ >
IN THE CITY OF NEWARK.
THE SUBSCRIBER, Executor Of tine last Will snd Tesla
Of G,n Thomas Ward deceased, will sell public
auction Saturday. the 18th day of October next the
Prsmi:es s.a O'clock r. M. Fifty Valuable BUILDING
LOTS Washington, Plane. Nespt and Bleeeker Streets
of the homestead Of said Thomas Ward
deceased and fronting his ,e These lots
situated the improved OF the city Of Newark with
800 feet Of Warrington Common and
able opportunity either for investment of obtaining
h,ndsome location private residence. The property
the vicinity mostly built upon and i constantly becoming
fee of Edward Cook No 2s Broad street Terms and
WIN. PENNINGTON,
o8tol-excSusr Executor Of Gen. Thomas Ward, dec
INCONSISTENCIES of the continued at Cardens 22l
Greenwich street. he has been unable show all Of his
goods but the large sales he has made having him
he will occupy day with five Of
those beautiful delans shilling, worth shllings
and sxpence winter ribbons shilling worth
and sixpence double width plaid and
worth four and Also shaded alpsc
cheap and beautiful The will open this
moIniGg at A. NJ. o&itsr
FOR SALE-AN ICE ESTABLISHMENT,
CTTUATE in the of Haverstra in the County of
~ kockand consisting of the Buildings and mpemen
for conducting he business Also, ice
barges The establishment III oder and all the
materials for the delivery Office be sold
II sold By the 18Th the will be let for the
suing reasonable terms. Apply 60 Division ree
New York, to LYON
o8 1wsrc
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THE FIRST
GR A N ID CON G f RT
MADAME
A b l. M 0 w ICZ,
WILL take place az the APOLLO SALOON, on Thurs:
be assisted by the following guished artists
MADEMOlSElLE RACHEL,
MADAME LAZARRE,
MONS GIBEhT,
MIR HENRY MARKS,
Mr. GEO LODER CONDUCTOR.
And au Effective Orchestra.
10 Tickets One Dollar each-o be had at the principal
Music Stores.
Full particulars in small bulls. os tol2re
THE ALBANIA SALOON,
$50 Broadpdr near Prince street
GEoRoE LoDER. Musical Director: Manas Mr. CoRBYN,
O Admission twenty five cents, including refreshme ns
to the amount Of one shilling
THIS Evening, (Ihursday,) and during the neck,
Novel and attractive Musical varied every
evening.
Sacred Concert every Sunday Evening.
10 Doors open at T-commences at half past T.
O5 lWsfc
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE
REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER, OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

arrangements with the doorkeeper. OF 2wissrc
MONTHLY REPORT FOR sEPTEMBER, OF THE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No.. Is Chambers Street.
Cases Successfully Treated.
in month"; hi, in
= Examined to detect dieases scald head.
of the lungs, liver. &c. Acute pieurisy.
I.termiueat fever. 9 Primary consumption.
Chronic discharge from fsIsis biindne., rs.sored
lrstlra. long standing. Great debility and loss Of
Aente rheuman.m. appetite from improper
Pain in chest and about the PARTIAL deafness.
10 cGs.s. ;snn.l weakness 10 Case. bad headache.
: Secondary vsnerss aImpotency. recovered.
!. Tleerated throsI. Case. ysnsresI warts.
N sISia .,...,,, S SI the heart,
cured by the use Of the Bleeding from lungs.
% suppression of,he urms. Erynpeiss.
Successful Operations and Cures
Ii: ss' s:i iT. cut
Isurryy ofths face attended ,hs1 were sii:nd:dts
! sprained wrist attended to; The NECK Or LADY.
Spontaneous liberation Of Assesses opened.
the knee joint and dis; Operations for fstula in
ed with a: good joint as Cases Of isss Of
5 H.noiIhod. 2 Ea.I9.d ioa:ils removed.
Operation. for contracted sitsnd.d to.
Structures cured in the not worth mention
Operations for hydrocsle
poor ''e''s' 70 'eSef sos SF y s
90 2weodsrc Attending Surgeon and Physician.
80 LOsT--Ia broadway satuIday, the Sd instant.
NJ small white Lap Dog, named BLOW He hs. iost
Will Be p sSS' for
KNOX,
r TON 2TRE Ruildinul ~
II: sat would aiG
Of R s the !. !. Il. bat: % the s. city
80 Ss% Sf new W f'ait
Asses
~ ssrs b A%ssy %
md 'S NEW Ssw E Fsl No. ssS s,.
4. ss:; .ss. ~ II sss. s. :.
south so1 xmso sss Sep. a. 1896 .ss im.r
rA HtAE .i :hD. or e ~. AIM " 4 2S
ssco.t,, Regular New Orleans Line. in their proper
The packet ship siLAs HOLMES. Captain Berry, a,
The pscTs, ship JANE E. WILLIAMS. on the 18th
The packet ship EDGAR, Capt shaper foot of Wall st.
The ship. line having now their resu
csedas 70 New oean. will ind much to their advantage
Saaeta. sailing may times e depended and
the and q Sc
several PACKETS = sICyf TAPscorT IS South street.
os two doors below BurIins Slip
M E6R r q t sl.s Sssos:lN iSs
KvC Ester 1000 tens burshsn Capt Joha Brtton viii
sail on Wednesday oe''Ssr a. III ' fs%sFseSr
osrc % South street. ID door below Burlrns Slip.
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IRISH EVENINGS.
STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY.
Friday EVENING, OCTOBER 9, Is4s.
MR. LOVER,
A UTHOR ofHsndy Andy, Rory O'Nore, &C. will give
"A fourth and entirely new entertain meat entitled
The OutQics and Eriiss of Erin,"
with numerous amusing anecdotes historical and PERSONAL
characte islic of Ireland and his songs
Admission, 81 Tickets II the Aston House; also
at Messrs soddart Dunhams ,Chickerings; Dubois's
Firth Ponds; aud Atws Music stores, the doors
each night Doors ~ o'clock Performance
mence nj u ana conclude about 10 o'clock. OF Sits
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q 1873 FULTON STREET, tsun BuildinE,) ca
SDee Mug " unnecessary to enter into particulars -
espectn his Fall Fashions Tor 1896 would simply that
his style will excel beauty lRhtness Taste aud color
OF New York HIS prices low his hats fine
n3t wix
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LECTURES ON PHONOGRAPHY,
BY MR.. BOYLE.

LECTURES ON PHONOGRAPHY,
BY MR.. BOYLE
STUYVESANT INSTITUTE.
MIR. BOYLE respectfully informs the citizens of New
IVA York that he will deliver two Lectures Phonoopy
and Photography the modes of Printing Writing
by Sound the Institute the evenings Of
1huuday, Oct 9Th, and Monday, Oct. 18TH
Reading matter the characters will be gratultously
distributed among the audience, and the instruction given
the rst lecture will enable them read huently with
nearly much common PRINT
The lectures will commence ~ o'clock Tickets 50
centso be had Of the Janor at the StuYvesant Institute
OF Fowler Wells l3l Nassau street at the door the
SO Nassau street. where Booksellers and others wishing
purchase books or to subscribe for the ANoLo-SAxoN
newspaper printed in Phonotypic characters respectfully
invited to call. oS 3tissrc
NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARTS.
THIS Institution, occupying the building known the
Rotunda, 10 the Park daily from A. NJ until
dark On Monday and Tuesday evenings the
brilliantly lighted until !oP. NJ
Life Membership dollar. Single admission Is cents
The Public Schools admitted free urdays By making
arrangements with the doorkeeper. OF 2wissrc
MONTHLY REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER, OF THE
NEW WORK
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JACOB BRAISTED, Auctloneer.
DIANOFORrES-M: lSAAC9ON win sell, by order Of
executors, the stock Of dealor-12 valuable rosewood
and mahogany Piano Fores Thsnday, at 10Y o'clock
Ham s,o i WIN az me modsTn
and celebrated makers Of city and
80 " :
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.f&H NEW LINZ OF NEW YORK PACKETS
MH4N FOR LIVERPOOL-Pscket of 2lst October-The
.new, splendid, fast ssilicg and favore pacs ship
kUCHEsTER 1000 tens buhen, Capt Joh1 Brtton. will
sail on Wednesday, October 2is', her regular day.
wa J. T. TAPSCOTT,
o8rc 86 South street, I'd door below Burlng Slip.
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION.
r. Johnson Us. will sell at the stor: Of AARON OLAF.
LIN 233 Pearl street. Thursday October 9th 9
o'clock A. NJ 500 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans comps
ing assortment suitable for city country trade
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70 The poor attended to between and 70 ~ the mornins
H. BOSTWTCK, M. D.,
90 2weodsrc Attending Surgeon and Physician.
So LOsT-In Broadway. Saturday, the I'D instant.
small white Lap Dog, named BLOW He ns: iost
uU his front teeth aud has spot the pupil OF one
eye a liberal reward will be paid for his return TO Park
Place House. o8 2tissre
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Executors Sale.

FINDER n license from the Probate Court
u | will sell at Public Auction, Of not sold
at private sale bcfore) at the premises former
ly occupied by Josiah Dow, late OF Lyndon
deceased, on Thursday, the 2nth day Of Aug
ust inst. all the real estate of said decoased,
TO wit; ....... -,
The homestead FARM, being the East half
of Lot No 10, in Wheelock, and 10 acres of
land adjoining, in'Lyndon, supposed to be in
all 60ncres,
will also sell l46 acres Of land, known az
the "Tihbts Farm, situate in said Lyndon
For further PARTICULARS, inquire at the prem
ises, or of the subscriber ot Pcncham,
Terms made known nt the time Of sale.
JOHN o. DOW, Executor,
Pnocbam. AuU. 8. lst6. 47lw2