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Liver Complainr.-C. 4 Wilson. ESQ for many
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TIE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
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FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON
'EHE HUTCHINSON FAMILY VIII Pleasure announce
70 heir fr,encs aat The cEsns seaersy o. NV fo5S
l1ai they propose giving Noca Entertainment a me
TAsESNActE % ss"e-sas EveNlns seIt November Is
This beng their hrIt GPpcdu,- NewYcrs ser their
return from Europe hey viii introduce Programme o.
their choice Music Irclud .ererI new com 2o. liops
FhicE hsve favor and SpiRgs. IN the Old World
The following, sricng others. VIII be introduced
We WITH YOU asA!r. KIND friends words By
Gen c. ?. Morris. There good Ii-se coming bow,
words bv Charles MscSsy, ESQ The Bird se Sshs ay
the aie Thomas Hood Slris. OF Mrs. JCtsor,' "
arranged for four voices Eecoiirci!ors of Home =
The Spider AMI the Fly. Song OF lie Seasons; Ge;
oE the Track Excelsior" PsapeT'> Funeral Old
Crrs1ire State" &c. &c
Tickets - Ce2ts-,o be hal Al The PRINCIPAL Musie
Stores Doors open 6occck To commence 81 !, ala
AMERICAN MUSEUNI.-scleud,d psrfornsntes
N his afternoon oeock ard this evening AZ hS past
O'Clock Three uaguiscent Pagcrarasthe most heSlli-
m ever seen representing the passage % me Sso IN
three men from London - Nsy~ncr IN Germsny N ISIS.
Also u. beautiful snd brilhau; Representation * me
Shrine OF the Holy Nativity. showing the nsager where
the Saviour born Il; up sad during The ce=orSuon OF
Midnight Mass. The Mansger a,s rreagSSed tor sneher
wees the celebrated SHAKING GpsAers. whose perform
ancs have sscusshed many thousands Also 20 Dc seen
TWO LIVING oRASG OUTANGS. TWO LIVING
TWIN CAFTRES. TWO LIVING MONSTER SNaAES.
Also WAX MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY lhe
performers engaged sre Mr. C. Jenkins, MI G ytnsn
ard Mad. RocsweU. The ismous Fortune Teller Aams-
s!cr. X cts-chldrer Gnder 10. u. eta. NO
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SACRED MISIC.-The P-aitery. Gamma Sacra
SBosion AcaGemy. Manhattan Collection. The Choir,
Methodist Hsuaonst. oieon. Psalmodist. Aliens New
York Selection Overs selection Overs Anthems. King
ley Social Choir, vols, The Vocalist. Masons Sacred
Hsrp-ard others.
Also. the Juyeline Singing Books-viz The Young Mel.
obst Young Choir Juvenile Choir Singing School. School
Singer, Boston School Song Book, Hastings Juvenile
Songs, &c &c.
For by the dozen single copy the lowesh cash
prices at H. 1 :. RAYNOR'S Bookstore, IS Bowery.
MI q . IsDa
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JOSiAa niCn-AnuS, A1ctivace..
by BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Sso'

bd4 sSS.dSsy,-Eiesrsi Cam adSsase: S.as g cor.
- ''-'- MONDAY EVENING, Nov. ls
A. {! O'Clock, The Auction Seola
Beess 40 sTASieStsS--A large variety OF standard
A'' ''''''' WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov.Is
AiSf o'cock. al the Auction Rossn
ofvslaabe gGSs. !2c!gaipE ;SSzs sse;s- E3sh e!Oa.
THURSDAY EVENING. Nov 10
V,lUAsls Mypic.L Liss.SY.-Tee Medical Department,
o The valuable library Belonging TO the esiate q Hugh
Melissa N. D including many rare and valuable wefks
AT pR,vArs s,Ls-l,CCe ousr,e Bb!es, ey.ry variety
Ia saS ss S sns an SS
- CHAMBERLAIN, AsctoDeer.-Siorv No IL
u. Sprrcesl-Libersl sdvsnees inside Goods COO !.
.sned or private sale to be sold suction Outdoor
sales carefully attended 10, ard respectfully solicited
''''A'' MONDAY, Nov. 10
At 10 O'Clock, 81 No |? Sprueest
SarxIrs SAILS sY vIsrus OF AZ ArraesAsSr-Cou,.
pri.ing bSls brown Sassr Dbl on. lkes Salet.tu. bale
fwre .egs White Lead; chests Tea, box Starch. let
Potash. can Oh. LOT pure Spirits, xc-
Al Icy O'Clock, At No. IS Csnsl.st.
INF large quantity q drs quality Three-Ply and Ingram
Csrpeune, tyiled and ain Venetian Stair Carpets. Eng
l,h aud AMERICAN OIL Cloth. Chenille and Tah"d Russ.
Ing AMI rsck. Transparet Window shsdes india Mat
Also. Counter, Desks, Chairs. &c Ss.
TUESDAY, Nov. II.
At 10 O'Clock, al No, IL spruce-st
SBgSIEF SALE sy NlRrrE OF An ArrAchNrsr--Cpn-
pricing hbls Brown Sugar, Dbl OIL, neg Ss.sraius.
1a.e rwiue. krss White Lead. cheats Tea box Starch
Iot o'"sn M y, w, V : pu.v SP'"'' ~
Also. ''0c tiNs, ,1t Sesss, ~ ~,
spNe @SpAI NoN, &c.
~ IVY CkoSs, 81 No, 80 sprung
SHRtitF SLs o. Ne" eVkSlsSk, ~ mp tnnlas
rev SOFAS auu sSs =, oeaus CO... "
Setslead Come seat ana aahosahy ehsrs ot uhun sn'
ed w otN ao.e., SS. AC. ------------
= COTTON. Auc;ioueer.
ny F.COLTOS, Auction and Commission Merchant
O-s'9re Nos w sHlton snc " Ann r-Lioeia 40 .M
ses u,auo on soou. eu9 ~ w Y1T S.e,n,,-
ptonpt re'tus aeoe' ou.Soo' se4ss vi 10y
OF soouS puu0'uaS s.sun1o W VI" speceuuS seue'''u.
MoSuAs NOV. 10 n,
ASSlGNEks SALE OF "holhsALt pxVo AND mLoiSh
sroRk--Ihe entire contents OF sed .lSre' consnuny OF
about 90 Drawers WIN 'ner Tnenu ~ ot ooV eoes
and contents large .Npoys' oeuNSuns, mS,.Ms, SShns
and Weighs Glass Cases Counter shelving oesk Cnsis
rn9re, Oh SIore' Nc Se VI, N, 49,
Ties Vais Drugs IN CASES &C Tue aooVo sAe VIII Pfo's
very ueeHuo'" 'o' Ss"se ,T W. ny 0N M
,oi NJ 80 -
p AZ ~ ''S IT, .or,.n,. ~ a p,;,,,, of..
sNh'f - zoo ~ ., 49, soo S,n,s,a a., -
I9nsi'nuf W o. p ps Va cai sin np,sI. Mar pnt
nrau hueS' rIessee, eVto', 'ss., cVao 800 ,'.s
nounu 60 NcwspsPeI SuS, ovuoe .n.pV,v,us s'Vss
SVo ce lead 'osv.ner Vim as"ss' SnA,s &C Se
WhpSEouAi NOV. 10
Al IVf VcIoSA. AZ tne sueiou 49, e., ,
large aud Yen-ra soIinen o. sScono uana sOSs
~ -, 80 La Nsni. Chairs S,.,. md nsin an,
~ ,, h n ,s,...J VSa.h.,,,as Tahl.s Thr.,.
10 A., f,,1 carna,s mi Cloth, E-rthrr Reds MAJ,
-. Rddiny fooklng 0i,.s4s Clocks Astrsl
nJ Han lanes. large Brs,s Krlies China and olnss.
war. stoves Kitchen Furniture NC
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Dcdrnina.

DOARDING-Rooms TO let to SINCE gentlemen, or
ID gentleman and wife, in house OF small, genlee!
family near Broadway in Waker-t The rooms viii he
rented together or -ngy with without full or partial
board to an agreeable person with suitable reierences-
Terms moderate Inquire AT SO Walkers. nii sits
ID OARDfSts-Pieasan uniurnIsLei Rooms, wan !hIEf
ID paures attached gentlemen srd lhfir wye-'
with board. Apply IS Fast Broadway, Gear Catherine
a. nj iyvi-e
DOARD.-One or single gentlemen can he ac-
ID conmodaed with good board in private FANNY, al
No. al Walkers Broadway. References eNchans-
III. M jus
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EASY LESSONS IN GRAMMAR, presenting Al accu-
man .ira1sr for he se Of beginners by Mor;r ErhiI-
Ter Author Of Phrase Book IN English s,i German.
Price - -.
Severn! very favorable noces hare been received. but
the following selected Of Ih-T hrsrtty
From DR.. Charles J. fisuPei.
Nr. Erttillsr's worS entitled Easy Lessons ! Ge--
nan, having been presented 70 HE for examination. ;aSe
greet pleasure n sls!1c that This i;lc work. which i
cnce simple and conn ete and highly practical sr3 pro
Eressve gives rselirs abstraction
CHARLES JULIUS HEMPEL, ". D.
From Or. TeilsaInCi Prot. Courabis College.
MoRITz EsTHIILER. ESQ have examined your last
publication entitled Easy Lessons n German, and AZ
iords Pleasure 10 recommend L, Inc student Of ire
German language Tie principal rules OF the Grammar
are clssrly forth and the exercises well chosen.
Yours respectfully. THEO. :. TELLKAMPF.
Just published and for Ssie ~
mis- lwis ROE LOCKWOOD < son, IL Broadway.
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THE SOLDIER LITERALLY CONSIDERED.

Putup in packages OF /. =. =. and : eseh
Be- sure 10 asa for MRS. JERNlS'S COLD CANDY
A6ENrs-Rpshtor \ CO. 10 A>.or House 10 Broadway
Rlark-t S64 Bowery; Burnior. "a Sixthavenue Ely's
IS Hudsuus,; Neson cor. OF Catherine ard Madison
Lecount corner Of Grand and Division SIS sGd Mrs
hur, mis- S,iseod-
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HACKENsAcK BRIDGE AND TIE H. ROAD CO.
The Hudson County Grand Jury has presented the near
connection OF the Railroad with the old Turnpike from
place Jersey City and the OF bridge for
both roads public wrong. It's, perhaps, proper to
add by way of explanation TO those who not lan
lar with the subjec, that HE old Turnpike common
road referred towhich has been for many years part
Of the great highway through the land-athough nom
inay in the hands OF the Passaic Hachonsack Bridge
Co 10 understood TO be substantially part of the Rail
road property the Company owning the Railway being
also the of large portion of the stock OF the
other association hold preponderng sway over
all its Affairs The Grand Jury complain that they have
exercised this power without due regard to the safety
Of those who travel the Turnpike by bringing their
track into close connection with it, and erecting place
Of the old bridge the liackensack new one Tor
the common use of both locomotives and horse carria
ges render travelling the old road disagreed
bic and insecure The remedy contemplated by the
Grand Jury we understand is return 10 the ancient
order Of ings--a bridge and road for ordinary travel
ing separate and apart from the Railroad and its Bridge
Newark Daily Adv. Nov. a.
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''''''N
{yTNI. It. JENNINGS ~ co. Diapers and Tsilors,
w Importers of Cloths, Cashmere Vesungs, Fancy
Dress Articles Gcln appreciation OF The success which
attended their catering for the community would
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the requisites which continue to commend them TO
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Ing are enabled furnish through the aid OF efficient
corps OF cutters he found in The country ID his
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experience has satisfied the many v cutters exce-s
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g. TO OWNERS AND PURCHASERS Of pro
Be- perry wish 70 se or purchase ho1ae OF ich
farm country seat, mills or manufactures or nscS
for goods exchange Or 10 loan money on nof!sNss,
toTe.t capital sell suction property, goods ae ~
ply A SERGEANT SON, Aretionssrs and Ee1s u;s
Brokers IS Wsll..- Us yesgs estsoilsbScJ y o. ~
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liable land and power, near the sN III 10 80,
Railroad a mile. the BesTerku TX -, s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

s,il! af IL ceaseiis ia aonsea ahodod-5drors Azs-
-, embracing I'll lie enrz. and varieties Of
cornnz into full bloom, for sale me C0uservaory,
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DEVIATION or VESSELS WITH FUGITIVE SLAVES
The following extract from private letter. by gen.
r.eman practically acquainted with the business Of In
surance contains useful hints 10 ship masters who
nav be disposed TO put back. 10 vary their
in order to surrender fugitive slave There be
doubt that correspondent is right in point Of law
Such change OF course would be dericti0a, which
would avoid the policy. Boston Wing.
81 saw in late number of the Boston Transcript,
that the of vessel in his voyage from Ne~Or
leans 10 Northern port after being two days at sea,
discovered runaway slave board. who had secreed
himself in the hold FOR the purpose Of getting place
of exemption from that cursed hraldom under which
he held al home that on making the discovery the
master dccted the of The ressei be changed al
though the wind then lair fer him prosecute the
voyage (and had been for all the days he had been
sea- and put back and gaGsd The STARE at the Balzc the
mouth Of the Mississippi
aOn reading the notice although but brief one it
occurred 10 that had the master reflected for little
while he would not thus have jeopadcd the interests
committed To his charge, he did By voluntary de
partuTs from tie direct course of his VOYAGE and thereby
subjected his owners TO the chance OF having TO pay
large OF money 10 the shippers OF the cargo by
son Of such voluntary and unjustitabc dcc'dti0a.
Suppose that, after he had landed the slave At the
pslize. mis- vessel had been wrecked there be Il
doubt that if the insurers had chosen TO avail them
selves Of that OF the master in defence OF the claim
that such defence would have been deemed valid one
Or II there is doubt upon the subject is j, not well to
caution OF vessels who may hereafter be SINH
larry crcumstsnced prosecute the voyage 20 It's des
tington, and tie rsk oil the operation OF tue slave
holders law should he ever venture within the sphere
of its influence rather than leopard the interests OF his
employer by voluntary deviation that may be followed
by disastrous consequences
cannot say what would be the action OF insurers
in such n case that have supposed, but this am
prepared TO say that should such with the
Company with which am associated would defend
It. and would resist the claim to the extent of the
lawful right to do SO, at the hazard Of being
charged with the heinous offence OF being abolition
ist which am not
II abhor slavery and arn ready and willing TO do
Anything thdtJs lawful 10 put end t. il; yea, even
if a slave should escape from the South and claim my
protection here, would do my best 70 prevent his re-
m roryi,ude
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WIT AND EUMOR
THIS DAY PUBLISHED Poetry OF vii and HumoI

THIS DAY PUBLISHED. Poetry OF vii ana Humor,
i by Leigh Hunt Library OF Choice Reading No
LXXNlLl Price 80 cents.
This hook was announced for publication last
and would have appeared at thai time but for severe
Illness hlch The editor underwent during the progress OF
his S.9r,s5 from GiJan Poet and the OF
which pred with other unoward circumstances 10 de-
lay il ill Should health enough be spared him II
The editors intention follow up this volume next year
with tue third of The series announced in the preface to
Ina eirGion and Fancy namely, selection edited IN the
Ike manner om the Narrative and Dramatic Poets under
the title OF ict,on and Passion
Meantime he IS prepadng for publication volume
apart from the series and quite another plan its object
being TO produce such selection from Ftvorie Authors.
both N prose and verse lover Of books young old.
might Ike TO ind lying the parlor OF some old country
house or in the Cpe.esl OF any other house and
tending TO impartial unlimited, and yet entertaining
and iranqui.ixing review of human existence"
lAulhor's Preface.
ni4 ~. A1 WILEY PUTNAM. I6l Broadway
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A compnra,lve s.atenaent OF dc bnsiness on ~

Total SO, 40 - I3I,s1" OF 223ri'f 70
amt coal tons 1885 80 924l5 1920 III 300 $50
The following is comparative statement OF the
business on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad du
ring the week ending November 1916 and for the cor
responding weeks in each OF the preceding yeers
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.fashionablf Clothing.

C.. BOOTH x co. Tnilors and importers, 1T
- Broadway opposite John ST IN receipt oil very
rch supply OF fancy CassIners and Frstings; also a
choice collection OF fancy articles OF superior quail!
ilies.
The subscribers would also call attention 10 their stock
of vercoas Ccaks Oice Goats NC which are produced
IN better taste and Of materials than gar
uenls generally and offered nj prices that nly su,
tain the character Of he house for low charges MS WIS
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MARINE JOURNAL.
General s uiires

r. The Anniversary Dinner OF the Society for Tho
Relief Of Widows and Orphans OF Medical Men. VII lake
place PetceI's Saloon, Opposite Nblos on Wednes-
day evening the 18th ins! O'Clock For tickets, apply
10 the Stewards VIM. P. BCEL.
WIN. y. BLAkEMAS,
j. II. WOOD, Stewards
DUBOIS.
/ O. ADAMS
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NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
ppHRf'MyRy
.TpRIyATY sAIF-Tbe vslusbls

- At PRIVATE SALE-The valuable fo1r stOry
Es House and Lot the ,ouIheast corner OF 5econ6
A avenue tSmyye.sntpLscs) and kighth-st tho iot "a
by rs feet house fest by So feet win two story
brick room Is In depth. The whole snshed n
modern .lylr finished aitcs aoc under cellar. &c
A!.o ne story BRICK House and Lot, Nc 1s Teh
south side, between First and Second avenues,
the ot Is by half the block house Is feet BY " feet ar
nsh-t with gahogany doots rear ptazza andef cellar ke
Also. the five brick dwelling Houses OF Three stories
each situated on the South side Of E1yenthst oe~eep
First aud Second syenu-s with finished Easements and
and-r cellars. Lots ~ feet b. hak the block, sad
rect for 1875 each
Also Que Lot OF ground on the West side Of Avenue A.
between IL 18th the lot IS FEET inches, by 40 fest
Terms Of sale viii be aecDpmod sing For psr.cuiars sp
pig 20 ANTHONY J. BLEHcKER, Auetionesr
nle Iw NOT Brosd-st
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~ Pennanship

- Penman hip Young men and others who wish
TO learn bold manly mercantile hand writing, suitable
for II ledger invoice business letter, can 90 so at
moderate cost hy attending Wnierons Writing and Boob
keeping Academy No 93l Broadway, opposite S1narrs
new Open day and evening, for classes and private
Lessons MIC 5tiseod-