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sHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
jefferson County. Va.

delightful and popular watering place will be opened
early IN June, under the superintendent Of Mr.. A. p
FITCH, who the last two years gave great satisfaction
guests ana the propretors will use all proper efforts to keep
up the reputation of the concern.
Shannondale is five miles south Charcstown in Jefferson
county, and IS only eight hours travel from Washington and
baimore It's water Is OF the quality Of the famed Bed
ford and the saubry Of the atmosphere aud beauty scenery
unsurpassed
The charges moderate and the fare equal to any in the
Union THE PROPRIETORS
june 10-cp6t
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CALDWELL INsTJTITTE.

HE Of this Institution will commence on We'd
nesday, the Sh of July. The members of the Faculty
Rev ALEXANDER WILSON, DID,, President, and Pro-
lessor OF Greek Language and Literature.
RALPH H. GRAVES, Professor of Mathematics and Natu-
raj Philosophy.
Rev JOHN A. BINGHAM, Professor of Latin language
and Literature
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
HiLLsBoRo, IN. CO. JuSE2, june 9-iawiw
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oFFIcIAL PAPERS.


The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate ION the 24th in
san the following letter from General GAINES to the Depart
ment of War; which read and ordered TO be- printed
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Married,

Married,
On the 18th inst by the Rev L. Tucker, Mr.. PURDY A.
AusEH. of Croton. to Miss ELIZA MADAM. At the
tme, MIR sAMrEL AusrR, Of Sing Sing. to Miss LeunA
A. MADAM, daughters o. A MADAM Esq
On Sunday evening, Oct 49, 1886 at the Church Of the
Epiphany, by the Rev Lott Jones. Mr. TIMorHY b Ross
TO Miss MARY EL,xADRrH HULL, both Of this city.
o. HALIFAX papers please copy.
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RECAPITULATfoN.
For removal and subsistence Of the tribe
w.su,raror. Oct ls ls4s.

WARRINGTON, Oct Is, 1916
The Receipt of the Pennsylsania Returns at Head
Quarter iseeiianesus Matters, re.
The Pennsylvania elections appear to surprise every
body except the Secretary Of the Treasury The Pres
dent scratches his head very strange falling
of Cave Johnson thinks owing to the irrssularity
of the mails Mr. Buchanan Is perfectly quiet; Mr. Ma
son refers to the failure of the Philadelphia dry dock
Mr. Marcy is of tho opinion that II is because the rem
sylvana volunteers for the Rio Grand were nc'
accepted but Mr.. Walker knows exactly an
about H. and expected it, and expcon tnat snosnef
election will bring all up squire 70 me oid osmo
cratic standard II was a stormy day, and the dc
rnccr.,. aidnf turn ont, the fncst excuse IN the
rrorid and there wss important issue pending %
c,rs IN. ncopIs Throughout the departments the %
800. ~ PENNEY Ivana the talk, The great fear 70.
thst Il nav have contagious influence upon New fo,k
s. III Fourisrsm and sbolitonism says the
Ssr.ssrv Of War secure the election Of eias Wright
~ .,rs - he csptulaton Of Monterey.
We have no news yet from Ohio though We expect
hs vbiss TO carry the State One thing certan tne
sssnasrs fail to secure the return Of Mr. Sawyer the
Worth Carolina Mary land, Maine, Pennsy lvania ell
coming forward ungracously after the passage Of the
Baltimore schedule, Polk Dallas Texas and Oregon and
the Kane and ALL why the thing tnexplie able
There 10 some Misunderstanding somewhere We think
NAV be fairly divided between freetrads, the dsap
Of Office seekers the contentious among tue
cques and general apathy, to say nothing OF the ran,
for that BAD nothing TO do with the dimnution Oh .n
democratic vote anywhere, and never can nave I"
rans pitchforks, cats and dogs, and Mexican pikss
opnas 4 ce.s circus ssAtiluss ths ersss susss =
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VA>DERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE of the Landing OF Columbus, painted by order
of Congress, exhibiting for short in the
large saloon OF the Academy Of Design corner of Broadway
Open from a NJ to IoPM Season tickets 80 cents sin
gle admi son Is cts; descriptive pamphlets, Ga oil lwiss
HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrvaed corps Of Equestrians will perform 1t
Ee1svle the 22d Of October; Liberty the 23d
Monticsll Ito the 2h; Bioomingburgh the 26h
Walden the 27hand Newburgh the 2sth October
inst:
This is the Largest Establishment ever organized in the
United States comprising 15e Men and Horses requiring
Carriages the performers, wardrobes, music ans
&c The company has attached 70 i Eight Female e9ue
-s'' MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feas peculiarly her owp
being hastc and casse her graceful and address
ence render this gted and ariss lead
ing feature Of the this country The Propreton
refer the public the brilliant description given the
speetve Of the extraordinary and daring fea
performed b, this distinguished arltsfe:
E9qs,iri.a, 1ireetoI Nj, H0WEs Riding MSmssr Mr.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri.
DER the Napoleon ofthe Arena, Mr. HOBBS whose feats
Horseback the exrsordnary witnessed yuve
nile act Of Horse msnshp BY MISTER Nixon Olympic EIer
f:%sls Nj ' AcSSf y essssa: =: Sc; sS,s'Ssi'
Sweet the Chnnoteer of fh9bus rosturihg and Gym
nasucs, by Mr. NIXON and his Mr.. Howes in his Ny
biological and brilliant Act Of Fsncies Of Proteus" Mr.
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With a vsrsrT Of Others
The whols comprising the leading. most talented and
ols Z HOWEs 4 Co.'S New York Mammoth Circus
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AUCTION HUTlCEn.
WIN. w. SHIRLEY. Aue,r,

WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Aue'r.
M HITE PATENT Iron Stone China at Additionally ii.
w f. WillaId-w ednesday, Oct 2ist at 10 o'clock
the sales Pine catalogue sale ia lots sound
dozen plates flat and deep ell Sizes l2 dozen dishes 10 "a
ne 10 dozen vegetable dishes 10 IL nch tureens boats
pickles, salads cusards dessert &c; pitchers half
pinto quaris A0 tea aud flee cups and saucers
espos sugars aud milk, butter plates and dralners, Sc
Also light and dark blue iron China day credit
Earthsnwae and 81 packages glass rumoe, &C. Sale posi-
tive. oi9 usrh
H. DUCLUZEAU, Aucnonser.
CHEFEIELD Hardware Goods-German Pistols, &c. with
- out futile Ducuzssu will sell this day
sucton William street. at ~ clock 200 doz table and
desert knives and forks 1000 doZ pocket southern and
wesem knives 400 dor superior 800 pairs brass and
blued barrel pistols; together with Of
she, Id shell goods the whole of which will be sold with
out reserve and will be found worthy the attention Of
lobbe1s, southern and western merchants, &c
I'm s6.mos Tor approved and every lot OF
Tered will be sold without reserve. ol9ltsIh
BY L. JOHNSON, Auefioneer.
TgH o'clock on Wednesday Oei q lsaG at the store OF
fAaCHAMBERLAIN GOLDTHWAtT, 27 Pearl 1t.
500 Boots shoes aud Brog These articles all
fresh and seasonsbe from The Esse,n Manu- factories
Thu sday, Oct q, 9I O'clock:
AT the store of AARON CLAFLlN, 23t fear street 600
Boots Shoes and Bogans all desirable and fresh goods
Sale positive oi8-3tsrh
IL-Uit4-OiL.
GOOD WHITE Winter III, six shillings per gallon,
~ usually sold Tor one dollar; pure white sperm Oil,
Tahted 10 burn all nigh aud beautiful clear and bril-
liant light, dc'-per gallon; Solar Oh Of superior
quality, al six hlt per Eallon; lo' sale by
BENJAMIN A BnO x CO.,
lls Division st, bet~ cen Eldridge and Allen SITS,
and $40 Grand street second block
ole lwsr East of the Bowery.
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AmUsso n .esTx

DARK THEATRE-sIondsy EveAinG, Oct'r 49, Win he
KING 81 TE e; m Time %s
Of Bay GsS ss WV n n. Il. ss
Adam wier Mrs: Hunt
e SOMEBODY ELsE-HaAs Month, MI. @. Bsnsu'
Door, open al At hafpss, o'clock and performances
w eolansnee at o'clock Boxes ri, 80 cents oa
o. Frat NIGHT 4 the 6r.ud spisndd brs%s Of MONTE
FssRssi TsSs:asS i3I '
hsTs.So coss. es Cossps or Of Ms.sO Mr. Ns's
In cftSe length Of the .peeaes there will be
no other piece on the same night,
Spsi fS1Sss
IVA nins. Octeobr - The evenings entertainment will
81 w Sf Pe. SPs, 'f sns iSHs
@ s fsis Hdssa q Lev r.. RsI..
s0s"sf The G0 S.s. GEN S % ss asSE
Dress circle 50 cents; upper boxes Is cents pat Que shng
Door. open at half past ocIock curtrin rise, att
CIRCUs--BOWEKY AMPHITHEATRE.
.ThIs EVENING,
fH ,sI4 1gSis' FEllx < t A%iI1sa Of
Fa i ns1ss" ed 4. &c sGma
BfiISsa, full drs:. " s!.s and 6ssllopade.
r. p.,s vii f .Ss Il 4. d;sss f!i%sis.l Act ~
hs Filth q sphiSSs Mrs cullen lie
Cord volante, BY MIR q w Smith
wall III Dale sss Match S s in
Messrs Miller and Mestayer will illustrate their beautiful
9Ss Open 81 to
ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA.
"; r. BURTON. Manager and Lessee
Tn. Theatre ha. been thoroughly redeeostsd IN IL.
most gorgeous STYLE and now the beautiful Theatre
t. MR. lanes Jan WALLACE AI.d..!.E -
ihs drama Of Enesne and Rattle in the comedy
''''N' MIR. BURTON
As Sir Simon Slack.
MIS- Mrs. % suB NE: HOWARD.
Mrs. hmG i.. thhFMAN,
Mi 's 's sS$s..
WI" al PPM SN M II sHf' EeWESiNG. OCT 10,
VIII be acted the dr ERN e
E fIsasn,ss: M M T Saais
Marie. i;::: Mrs Howard
The above to eosapaf S's '1 xG ffpfay Of
S %iss1 Dartmouth NJ. T E:E;:
Tuesday hs f M 1wALLAGK ST. Mrs h'sne'
TEaNS1 sTkEEr sa1.
MONDAY issa$ viii ;. performed
.r MIR Ma
Blake,TGI.ys Digger Chapman--ophelia, Miss Fisher
To conclude with the
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Tomorrow Mr. Forrest will appear.
u Arrangements have been positively entered into with
RSpnMaI
Madsle Dinner. &c.
THE ALBANIA SALOON.
$50 Broddtcdy Prince street
THIS Spsndd and Spacious Saloon is open for the
Season.
~ ADMITTANCE ONE SHILLING II
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS.
This and Every Evening during the Week.
Beautiful Illusions by the Lady Magician,
Ventriloqusm by Mr. Wymsn.
Dancing by Mile Jesselyne.
Full particulars in the small bills.
Doors open at 7-Commence at o'clock
THE THIRD CONCERT
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Grand total. =. ......... l 7O8 s3e o6
For the remainder of the season the receipts will
amount about four hundred thousand TONS making the
aggregate between twsntyone hundred and twenty
hundred thQusen4 IONS,
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MADAME MARONCELII

w GUILD inform her pupils and friends generally that she
continues her instruction. in Singing and huse her
residence Ut BIevoo Place. 1eth street She also, fire.
CURED, gives lessons the residence Of the pupil
sla dtrnai
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WAsHISoroN, Oct y, ls46.
Indian Summer come to Tevn-C Cabinet Day-7Hs Nsw
Attorney General on hand Gen Scott again denied iAe
Head of the 4rmy-Pennsyirania Eiecfions-ThsP or-
culars Of the late Good Treaty With the WimmebaSoss.
Bon jour superbly beautiful day. II IL the sp-
Proclamation to tho Indian summer Wo have the soft
south wind the luxurious hare the painted hills.
the deep purple of the northern sky the bamy blessed
ness of the air. that make the American October the
cheiest and superbest month in the calendar.
Cabinet day at tho White Houss-Present, the entire
cabinet including the Hon Nathaniel Clifford, the new
Attorney General Among other things Is reported
the consultation incidentally touched upon the storming
ofvera Cruz and her old ugly castle Try Tampoo as
say they.
We learn from officer Of the army that Gen scett
few days ego applied to the President for the privilege
heading the army Of invasion under the plan Of
operations with the land forces but that the Executive
declined his application on the ground that the services
to the Government at the War Office at the head Of the
army
says Mr. Rives; while Father Rchs says, Nous
ronsn
It's good thing to keep looking. ahead ell the time.
especially the present be rather iusubrously unpro
The following the particulars Of the late treaty
l. They sell their lands in Iowa for. $4,000
penses Of removal to their new home north
For subsistence one year.. 10000
And their country Of 800 600 free Of charge
OF the $3.50 600 acres, the sum Of. $4,000
Together with the removal and 10000
Or a sum in cash of. $50 900
to be paid to the chiefs in open council after the whole
tribe shall have removed This payment IL to enable
them TO settle their aarspay the expenses incurred in
exploring their country and providing for the gene
raj and immediate necessities and comforts Of the families
of the tribe
REcAPITuLArfoN.
For removal and subsistence Of the tribe Tor one
year $40, 900
Debts and incidental expenses. <0,0W
To be expended under the direction Of the Presi-
dent in the establishment Of manual labor
To be endowed by the education fund Of previous
treaties, the annual interest Of which will De
To he expended in fencing and ploughing their
Do in building grist and saw mills ......... 5000
Leaving Of the principal to be paid under the late treaty
the Of Ss5 900, which the United States pay an In
erest of Ave per cent in such the President may
from time time direct for thirty years, which will be
in full payment Of said balance
Altogether this 10 Of the very best treaties that has
ever been given the Indians and the delegation have
been well paid for their visit to Washington to mako H.
The Intercepted Correspondencep connected with
the late lsmentabe tragedy at Richmond continues the
eng rossng subject Of conversation among our young
people. Bonjour. The DocroR.
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The above was enormous amount of business for
the week this year. nearly doubling that for the
ponding week last Ahs rate the receipts Of the com
psuy for the month will be larger than for any preceding
this year. end the supply of COAL in the aggregate
much larger than anticipated.
Ths quantity Of coal shipped from the various mines of
Pennsy during the present season. up the latest
dates, has been ~ follows
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OE oil. rAINTINGS.

(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books, Paintings,
w Engrsvngs, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &c. to be found upon the second
foor where every thing win be sold at as low prices and
ing up possible his Book Department.
Cheap List will be published for those who will bay
Purehsse invited call and sramss his New Rooms,
No. as Br& y, secoud floor. alb eodeys tire
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ADVICE EXCLUSIVELY GIVEN TO THE
LOVERS OF FINE ARTS
THERE IL at IS Broadwsv exhibition o. Oi fsmunss'
Of the ancient Dntch and Flemish schools. i, n q.
To be seen daily from II o'clock NJ anti os.ek ~
Admittaaes = ssus WV"
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GYMNASTIC EXERCISES

w FULLER respectfully informs his friends and the
public IA general that he sill continues to
To gentlemen residing in Brooklyn doing business down
town, this location will be found and
nom'cai both time and money.
Fencing and Hpsrring taught upon the approved
principles. o3 lmeodsrc
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
r0R m n NV Am TR0Y nIp rr,r

FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
From the pier the foot Of Courlandt street.
Tie lowprcssure steamboat EMPIRE Captain X. B. Macy
the foot OF Couraudt street, Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings, at seven O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt WIN. H. Peek, will
leaye Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, 1t
o'clock.
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive in time take
the Morning Train of Cars from Troy Buffalo, and
north Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Champlan.
For Passage Freight, apply board, the Once
the wharf
No freight taken after So o'clock.
NOTICE-A goods, freight, bank bills, specie or any
other kind Of ropery posyely az the owners risk 1861
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I'HE fIANO TAUGHT ON very moderate terms, By
and who underakes TO teach Il thorouehy Terms dollar.
par month Any person wishing 10 take ilstrucrcn vi"
sl0 imiasrc
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NEW YORK ANATOMICAL MUSEUM,
C3Q Ru,rcr1 oa,,losife Prince 81

THE PUBLIC informed that after the labor Of many
years, Doctor BEACH has succeeded in collecting and
preparing Anatomical illustrating the structure ri
part Of the human systems which fu sized
rounding organs. :
This magnificent collection principally in wax)
open vsters the bulldog occupies sevea
where Ill may have opportunity Of sudying the
wonderful mechanism Of their bodies and the morbid
state produced by disease
For particulars see small bills. Admttance cents
OILS eod3tsIc J HASSELL NJ. D., Superintendent
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"a CARD. "a
- kObEkISON, propri' tor Of the fh9nix Hat -
and Cap Maui cory, his ackro Judgments to his
numerous neGd and customers for their previous liberal
his former location o3 No. g FULTON ST. where his
fall lately Introduced and which has been much adj
m,red for It's mmruy and elegance, Is being exhibit
cd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the great DISPARITY teween his prices
and those Of his brethren trade In Broadway he
that his Hats wl be found equal o
manufactured. He invites the ncr dulous call have
their doubts set at WIN. ROBERTSON, JR.
PRICES,
FIRST quality Of Nutra Fur.
Second do. do. do ................. goo
Second do. do. Observation-Disclosures
s23 I'M
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ENGLI~H HARDWARE. HAIR SEATING. &c.
A0ENTv UP STAIRS PRCES
vGn GkUeS Pa'd white bone knives md forks Is So
20 d has round sta :, do do, SO per gross.
soo psr carving knives and forks fr nv SIX eerts
per pair -
0tesf Come . trays. - pei set
70 d. bialce handle Two knives, all with French forks,
sOtos4 80
so ali sires of beat hair the reduced Lists war.
rani,d 6es all hi Dis and ssss; FIR irons chains;
locks wees sc SC with general assortment Of staple Bir.
,SiSharn and Sheffield goods at low prices.
JOHN A. NEWBOULD.
rso's n,vfsc No. s. John street, up stairs }
BELGIAN COOKING STOVES.
z GEORGE y. OE2pINg,
,,pIuss sAhaiaen lane
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
xen0H - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier a the foot Of Barclay street.
burgh, Hampton, Milton Poughkeepsie Hyde Park, Rhine
peck, u. Red Hook, Bristol Caskil Hudson Coxsackie
Undertook and Baltimore.
breakfast and dinner on board the boat.
The steamboat NIAGARA. will leave on Monday, Wed
aesday and Friday Mornings A. Nj.
The steamboat TROY, Captain Gorham, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
Returning opposite days.
For passage freight apply board the Office the
wharf.
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X N OK

~ 1913 FULTON STREET, (sun Buildng,) a
Deeming II unnecessary to enter into particu lars
respecting his Fall Fashions for 1886 would simply that
his new style will excel 10 beauty gnness and color
thing offered to the Hatwearng public of the city
Of New York His prices low as his hats fne
oil lwissr
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FALL FASHION. 1886.

FALL FASHION, lS46
IA VIM BANTA, No o. Canal street, and 1870 "
Chatham street, offers to his friends and The public lSA
large Of Hats Of the style the following
low prices, vr:-Moeskin silk Hat. fur bodies 81
fur HAS warranted retain their shape color ST. short
nap silk Hs fur bodies, - 80; 6rst quality Paris mole
skin silk Hats So So FIRST quality Hats So So
cloth caps; mohar cloth. oil silk plush and caps &c
Boys fail pattern fur and silk hsfs. oil im*rc
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~ FASHIONABLE HATTERS, n
- 62 Nassau street, near Fulton, New York. -
'HE Subscribers beg that they have always
hand choice Of Hats of their manufac-
tue Their materials imported direct from Paris. and
they haer the that for ay and beauty Of finish
their Hats cannot be surpassed and reasonable price
They have Of fine Moeskn Hats the Fair of the
American Institute, No SAG.
NIB. WATERFRONT.
oil lwissr VIM. II. JAMES.
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o. Dh niLLiNoEnr Lin IMENT ~annn.es
X<to stop diarrhea with doses; IL enrcs ucers,
AX1r and Of all and naure, cuts, bruises,
sprains Ike in three days In all the will be
refunded Of failure IL will also eradicate all rheu
matte palms. certain applied To be had at 90 John
street only 50 bottle in large bottles % msrc
WIGS! WIGS!
QATCHELOR'S new invented Wigs and Scaps made Of
~ the finest natural curl ha and adapted in The
the peculiar style of each individual They
entirely invention, doing whh all the veraous
dIfc aues long expereneed by those who wigs.
The public invited to inspecta large and well selected
stock, containing variety Of and coor they will
then be able to Judge the effect.
WIN. BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer,
Wall street, Broadway Removed from s5 Broadway
Please to copy the sddress. oil lmsrc
KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
THE Propretors are prepared TO furnish Holiness
Ranges the trade, them up for private families
boarding houses having purchased the right from the
patentee manufacture and sell them Our experience in
manufacturing and setting XII chen Ranges In this CITY, for
the eighteen years. warrant in asserting that Holmes
kange be surpassed for economy convenience and
durability. They warranted perform the purposes for
free expense the purchaser Numerous references
be given 10 wishing to purchase The prices
range from Is TO IS dollars.
dates-Parlor, Office and Bed Room Crates Of latest pat
terms.
&c. &C.:
smokey chimneys cnred-no cure no pay.
A. GILHOOLY and SON,
si2 I'm nc
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE

THIS Institution, occupying the buding Known the
Rotunds, in the Park open daily from A. NJ unit
dark On Moud.y ard Tuesday evenings the rooms
brill imtly lie hted until 10 y M
Life Membership dollar Single admission Is cent?
The Public Soho is admitted free Sa urdays by making
arrang ements with the doork~eper. OF 2wissrc
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THE THIRD CONCERT
CAMILLE sIvORI
WI take place Monday, October 18th, at the
TABERNACLE.
CAMILLI sIVORI will perform
~ l. TIL. first part of GRAND Concerto, lin flat
The Prayer of Moses, by general desire.
3. Fantasia favore American Air. tvioln solo,
He will be assisted in his third Concert by
MISS l.. MOSS, MIR p MAYER and
SlGNORA PICO;
And numerous and select Orchestra. will be led by
oil S&Mr MICHELE RAPETTI.
BURKE'S GRAND CONCERT
MR. JOSEPH BURKE respectfully announces that his
IVA Concert will take place the Tabernacle Thursday
Evening next Oct 2d when he will be assisted by the cele
LEOPOLD DE MEYER, the Lion Pianist.
MADAME PHO,
Miss JULIA L NORTHALL,
Mr.. PHILLIP MAYER, and
Mr.. GEORGE LODER'S Band
Nj; Burke will perform the following solos:
Grand Concerto irst part) in Minor, by De Berot
Eantase CAPRICE bv Vieuxtemps, and
3. The Carnival de Venice by Ernst
Leopold De Meyer will perform his Grand Fantasia and
Variations Semirams and the Duo Concertante from
WIli.m Tell by Osborne and De Beiiot with Mr. Burke.
Tickets 81 each. Te be had together with Poerammes
at the principal Music Stores and the door Concert
commence at o'clock No postponemsn OF the
fhev
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once OF The View ork Gas Light Company.
- October IL, 1886.
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day decla,e
dividend Of four and half per the capita
stock Of this Company for the sir months ending Angus
last payable to the stockholders and after Mondsy the
November next
The transfer book will be closed from the aith unit
that date. By order,
o13 tNov2rc e.. L. EVFRITT, Sec'y.