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4" soUIBu AT oUAcKERY.

To The nauseous dub5ng OF ouackery In mysterious
compositions unknown 10 THEMSELVES, create more IN
jury to Man than Nature ever intended
sICKESISc COMPOUNDS
Tirenty-One" Mineral NystereG
4rsenic-C dtome!-heret1y-Bd Bal - Ugh IN unPaciiced
hands, what horror in the idea
lns,inc: viii bid the animal nip the grass herbs when
sck-Insiinci VIII bid herbs where Science de-
hcienl, II quackcry
TRE omNisM0IUER WILL
Protect her Young BY instinct.
And Natures frank and honest points the herb
emblemacal Of Gods goodness in the isolated field.
where lie and Pcs;c OF ouackery not known
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Gebools.
DOARnING NCuOOI.

D0ARDING sCIIOOL-irvnE institute, Tsrry-
btown-t No Day Scholars are received.l-rhe Winter
term of this well known Seminary will commerce on
Monday, November -.
CRto containing all desired information can be OBJ
sined the Institute IN the city, al Van Beuschoen,,
Isl Broadway Rayuor'-, Is Bow ery, and Crowcus b45
Broadway. WILLIAM P LYON. ". a.
o7 SWs Principal.
FRENCH CLASS At - per quarter Of % Les
J. sons-An Evening c lass for Young Gentlemen j, being
formed by competent Teacher al No 4s2 Rroomesi cor
ni Wooster. Oh 2,i-'
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DENTIST.

uEERY VILLERS, NJ Dss;ai S'eSgson, l. s;ill SUE
ces-fuy using bis celebrated Mera Cenent "a al-
M decaytd teeth which TIC pJohachs and makes
,hrr permanent ami durable through e He stii per.
f0rus every operation IN LES dental az. usual
The subscriber al, the inventor Of tie best MINERAL
TEETH winch ~ inserts single Tooth 10 an entire
% capillary attraction end ATMOSPHERIC pressure and,
n aro-t every he guarantees emio a. the
purposes Of articulation, uaslcslioa, Appearance -
h vtLLERS. VI q.
On lAls- No. 10 ClaIlDers--,. New : Ofh.
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Ncu full GOODS.
rESM.N " MUIR will opcu their sns sXteu-
Ssivs DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
No. :Sli broadway,

No. Sli BreHiirdg,
1T door above the Hospital Green. Monday ueNt the
lath day Of October, A. ? y "
Their stock "a entirely fresh. has been selected 10 great
care expressly oT he City tdn AT very reduced prices
and comprises rich assortment IT fnrisian Ogsss
and Fancy Dry Goods has been offered 20 the public ta
ring the present Autumn.
They invite purchasers examine their goods ns they
confident the great falling of prices VII enable ihem
otter greater inducements than oe offered by esNo
shei houses having old and deprecs;e stocks ON hand
Tier assortment comprises every yately VI the most
splendid silks Cashmere DecOsse Asruos. Moussclne de
Lanes India Csiuels Hair, Cashmere, BrOche and En-
hruiderrd Crap. Shaws some Of which equal 10 any
offered this .ca.on laces snd Embrodrrics, Mourning
Goods. Partisan Cloaks Wedding and Bal Dresses 10.
grther with every variety Of attractive aud desirable
gOo!s usually kept 10 the largest Broadway establishments
Mr. Muir retired from the irm OF A T. stewart Co on
The January and he Eaters himself thE his many
years experience IN that house, aud hr perfect kow edge
the Broadway trade. Will enable him 70 otter. at all
times attractive stock goods, well adapted to The
prevailing ta>ie and fashions. oli Inns
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Packet ships Garrick for Liverpool and Havre Tor
Havre will sail this day at IL o'clock Letter bags
henyon's Foreign Letter office, 20 Walls,.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In The bork h,ottae from Rio de- Jarcjro-Passed Mid
shipman Paul Shirley, bearer Of dispatches from a
Wise, Esq John NJ Brooke OF friga,e Columbia
IN he ing GeorSdaa0 from ChnrLest5aMr Chas Bell
LADY and 2 children
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WOOl1-sales have been made Of 10000 n Fleece q.
Is 026 cents: 1000 u Buenos Ayres and Entire Rio.
500 70 Southern unwashed private terms ard 100
bales White Smyrna.
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MARRIED
DIED

On Saturday Oct. ~ by Rev John ] Matthias OF Loni
island JAMES p. MAGEE 20 MARY a. RAlSBECK
daughter of James Raisbcck, Esq all of this city.
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VANpERLYN 5
G0cat NE;1e-.sl Ptcfaor e tss
LANDING o. coICNsrS.

Lt>pI>. o. cot UN,srs.
DAlSTED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS. : now
Academy ot Design corner u Broadway and Leersrdst
Oc.,a frura y NJ to 10 2. VI.
Sea-ou iscSri, - cents single admission - cesis DE-
scripture pamphlets q cents OF im.s'
NKRICAN NUSEU M.-Eyery Day scd E.veaias
An. Week. commencing Nou:Ny. oc- 18Th. ISIS
occcS and every evening q 1aii pas i The sges LtS;
syc.spt y. Press SUSPENDED Ibs continued tnervS;
u.ari.eS-e; u The STAINING c. Ahsk> has sG'tI '2c
Nsaer % them for arohsr wees. end ,oeS " Ii
Shaking and Whrns. peculiar 10 hiS a-u'oSi AnSooN
people y con octCu win o-her performances ANNOUNCED
below very afternoon ~ halt past occcs aui every
evening ha...pas; To cChaucr me interest md nov
civ .y spcesr F Unique SHAKER Co>t1ile. hch IS
<sldo1,se outside her Communities Tue Manager tas
80 engaged the celebrated OHPHEAN FANt LN. uBtScr-
AL. allowed b. TIE best American Ccaist> II iae
country Si The admired Sous gi sGh'srs 81 song
They -ive their Grand Concerts IN contraction with TIRE
SHAKER Exhibition and other performances every alter
noon sra evening In addition. he M,aaSsr ass engaged
TWO LIVING CEANG OtTANCS apparently bali
human ind half sT':,e--LNlNG TWIN CAtFRsS. me
Most wonderful curosties living TWO LIZ ING MON
SrtS SNAKES. over - feet long. sui twenty slN inches
round. WAX MODEL OF THE HUMAN BoDN! 10 be
additional charge ~ - cents In acaiou thv
following performers are engaged Great eSirta me
Ysnkee Comc,lIsn; Billy Naitutk. Miss Greenwood Mise
Julien, beag:u u-nseuss, Mad Rockwell toIlune Teller
HENRY HERR. PiSsi,l TO His Majesty he King Of
lie French Professor OF The Royal Cou-crvso,r- OF
Pars, VII give his FIRST GRAND CONCERT q; The
Tabernacle n the course OF The week.
B. Particulars tomorrow IL
ENuIBIT1ON Of the Antique Gallery OF the SaiinGsi
Academy ct Design. OF Broadway and Leonssd-
sThs G-liery Of Antique Statues - - The p1ec,
the School "Wednesday. the +th OF November admts
mission free Descriptive Csisogues = so@ Sureo'
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NIERCANTILE LIpRARY AsS0CIATI0N

II III i Ii
IECLNsSES sfs-fT-Tcacse-s have been engaged Tor
re following Classes, which members axe a'Aea 70
FRENCH-Mf Cha. PAs:aralef. Terms foflhe course
of fcriy-cishi lessons. I'VE collars
SPANl>E-Doa Carlos R4ssdl;' Terms iof lie co-iss
Of iorty eight lessons sX collars
o. flrty-eight lessons. ave dollars
ITALlAS-Mr. L Z. Forest Terms '4t .aF curse "a
fcrtv-Si-E, lessons. seven dollars
BOOK-kEEPISG-Mr. Thomas Jones Terms 'el e
unlimited coarse. len Gollars
PESMASSEIP-Nr- A Il !" H-s-st- 4e1--> ~ &
'N4TEEMATicS-Nr JOIN Rysl- Ter--s f9r ne course
OF i1-ty-e!Eht iessoas, stN collars
VOCAL NrSiC-Ar. Z I've. j Terms ioI AZ cv-tss
81 iorTy-eighi Lessons, seven colaf-
The gentlemen engaged TeacSsFs are - y = 40
ss e,l.--nily qualified - I-lPart i-strt-t.2i-
Mr. John Ilyz- a. taxes chl-e OF TX e--ss = 'ia'.
taaiics hzs been aGt ,ziey Professor OF aAi o[a u
s. john. College Fordhaa- tom re fres-eat 81 'Sc
Ips..tut:on Ae 5-ns testimonials % elEG c1--.sf-
II : eouf5eaily be.eyed, hal - 10 ts-,ra = ms
CIV can lie sa amount OF Instruction. be rcs-yed ~
The Saeat OF terms 20 loy u hose c1s.et 70 Members
o. the Vi. L 4 .
The Classes The Rccr1+ q - A--cci " y
ttose Of The Teachers. tvslr- - -=Sl N2>-k
F.rther information ui4y = had or arpzesl1 q ~
is-ar5S- f-i.-f,7 EnEI II ARkDW>NlTH.
- WIN. Chairman Clzss Committee
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.

sre pronouuceG ~ al ho have and worn theu me
,si srt.i snd natural heads OF hair. Mig
invled 10 INSPECT the largest ard best assortment. Of Wigs
in the ried States they Then Judge the eject and
viii at once perceive that what has cnS been - iheia
.ourc OF pioerube discomfort VIII henceiorh be real
luxury. WM BATCHEL0R. Inventor snd manufacturer,
sWail-sL near Broadway, removed from los broadway
lre
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20 GOO Gk0es A. GOLeHe 500 ss-0, ,aa, st aa,
no IN various stves Of round wood square oval paP-r
aud TN boxes adapted to the Chinese, S9uth American,
Mexican West India and other foreign I'D domestic mar
ket- warranted 10 keep years N any climate zoo sale
q. ihe Old Depot ssn u tic Beeh!7- door, from brovi-
VS. Va 8 Cortland ST. oi9 lmis-
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MRS. JERvIS'S CoLD-CANDY

EARLY rrrEors, 10y MRS. JERvlS SSs BROADWAY.
AGES1s-Rushton 4 Co. 10 Asor House. 10 Broadway:
Blacketi 364 Bowery; Burnton, 40 Sixh-avenue Eye,
1913 Hudson.st. Nelson, OF Catherine and Madison:
and Mrs HAYS $50 Fulton.si BROOKLYN oil; 6tis-od-
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= An ndionrncd Animal NIcrtir

for tbs Employment AID Relief Of the Poor viii be bed
No. 81 C!inton-piace, Tuesday BeNi, 9Th y
Gciocs AL subscribers aud all persons Interested in the
Society aye particularly realesed 70 sreno. % p
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DnARDIP TOWN

BOARD Up TOWN. fue suite OF rooms. pgrlor
ID and bedrooms communicating. with rauiries and clos
the second floor" OF large eentee house in the i'm
mediate reighborhood 81 Grsce Church West OF Broad
wgE e,, with Board. H gentleman and l.dY vi thout
children family OF grown persons. The hoUse
ta!ns fine bsihrg.0om and other modern convenience
md l. situated in very desirable neghborhood Ad-
dress Il & Box l22 F. O. with real address. o2i SITS
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~ WHY will persons suffer with Dy.pcp.il

hen hey procure itrheilae tee. = 9s4As e"
bottles o! DR.. CVieus Indian Vegetable Medicine
IT NEVER FAILS.
Or. Callcn's PrHcipa. oiiee No i Murrsy-st
N,s3i H-S CO DIS
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AZ fOs O'Clock, 81 No, ~ Annst
The contents Printing 0ce, consisting OF op0 lbs o!
Mnon $40 Nonpsr-. Brewer do. Head Rules Presses,
Cuiors Sugs Double Dash Rules. Round do Newspaper
Cuts Double imposing Stones Chsen thases, Double ana
Sing stands Standing Gu!rys, SN n ieai 'os-'hef WIN
DESKS Chairs. Sc. &c.
Al PVlv,rE SALE-Ons splendid rosewood Piano. and
one mahogany upright do. made by firth hail
At pr,vai. sale two large Extension Tsblea One will
s,trnd nhnnI ert aud the other NJ
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BELOW ships in the ofins at sunset
SAILED-On Saturday, ship Victoria London: steam.
or Southerner for Charlesto
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MACHINE BANDINC:.-Th= article q Metallic In
I'VE soa3ie Banding mDir with machinery u l0e most
powerful al th al Tie la;e improvements Of heating
Or baking By be Dped order very
shor: notice by the under-isued Warranted equal 10
made .ay part OF the country And very nnch reduc
ed prices HORACE H. DAY
o.-2y 3 nd
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FROM the liverpool T!ricz
The importstio-s OF Wheat, Flour and India. Com
into Liverpool from the United Sates in the rs, inn
nlonths OF i5i3 and IFS respectively were az follows
Dhcct Clrs Flour Bbls md Corr or
To sept Is, 1916 l0i,73o 65iz5a iO0Ol3
To Sept 10, lilo. l5S4 5s2.
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JOSEPH 3. CLOSE L co.

No. + bCNtfy-
Mass. BOYS ANp CHILpRESs
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING al vcry lOS prices
L iyyhoe,al- and retail: and The largest assortment
any one store IN The city. o2 suns
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FIRTH Y HALL. Fraukin-sGuare. aud FIRTH HALL
i i POND, - Broadway, VIII publish On Monday, The
Seasons Wak.s bY { F Il Lawrence and Sister. Since
met Iire last Song written by Mrs Hemsns and
composed by Stephen Glover l. has beautiful Ll.ho-
graphic Title printed in colors. Price 5s cents. Tuesday,
Les TopaZe-. No. Grand- Nase Bul!1ute. by + Hun
ten and the Night Blooming Csfeds Waltz by Mchinstry,
with beautiful hthopraphic tile = each. We'd
nr-iay. Love the Cas- sung by Nj Walcot IN the play
Of Hoboken--5 ceGt, Thursday: oh do not Say love
thee not by Lover VI Ills best -un-s-Pricc
= cents, Friday fiyofite Ws!ze from the ballet VI Gil
s-!.e danced 81 Ai-. Biangey--5 cents Saturday,.
La R-coas danced thu PaC- and LondUn saloons,
and the Bohemian Eedowa, played by kamnlcfer'
BApd-iS slis each OLE isI
hAILN NEMORANDUM BOOK for the year
~ 1871 containing Almanac Time and Interest able.
$50 blank space for M-nofandus for every day n TIE
wear. For sale by he publishers,
FRANCIS d LOUTREL, Siatlouer., y Maiten4n-.
Tle Trtts applled ~ a hberal dl-cOuni On I'm
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CHEAP WINTER READING

'T'HE PUBLIC i respectfully informed tha, PAPER ;
L M; commenced. 'u-itlei The PENNY WEEKLY
sTORYTELLER The object OF which = 70 reprint en-
tire ~ most popular stories the English language,
whether They b" old The Penny Weekly story
Teller consists OF eight roys qulro pages, good
paper and beautiful Tyre aGd = afforded 81 ne extremely
or PRICE Of on C-at nualt,r or F'tiy Gems ysAr-
Each number -; The Penny Weekly Stofyre'rr " ~
TAN much matter u given 10 ~ pages OF common
periodical Thus N The coursc Of ysar lie subscriber
gets equal 10 eight large volumes OF rssdiu. matter io
only 5itv cent?
The Publisher pledges himself that he Tales shall be Of
the while h. will b. unusually careful 10 admit
nothing lat would appear eNceptonab!e 10 the most isst
diou- resder.
~ Single copies only one Cent DC had Of periodical
scenis generally and ri The publication ohce. leg Rae
Phate. phia. GrrcnyS cl-i NsSvYork, and i95 Ire
muu-L Boston CITY subscribers be served regularly
with tie paper by leaving er names AZ The Chy publ
ca:iou Office
The SElfIMONTHLY SrORYTELLER, for country
csrcuso1 ,tvice the OF the Weekly the low
Price presents the advantage 10 cenry Subscribers OF
Two pgpcr postage and constitutes altogether The
erge he cheapest AMI the best paper Of the price IN The
know world.
- Y5ur subscription IS respectfully solicited.
Heidelberg. romance by G.. ?. James, u now n
ctIrse OF publication IN ihr columns vi he Penny Meek
Is >J1ryr snd IL be- completed IN about numbers
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WM. n JONES. AGctioneer
sfyE SALE OF CHANDELIERS,

INTENSIVE SALE OF CHANDELIERS,
LGiRAgDOLES AND LAAPS.-rGesGay Oct n, at 10
O'Clock NJ. 3i 8roadwayThe stock in store OF Thos.
Craze Banks consisting Of great variety Of The above
goods from tic celebrated factory Of Hooper u Co.
Boston VIII be sold Auction oa Tuesdsy Z7Ih Inst With
This stock Of gooe Is o the fret quality In
every particular finished IN ormA, EDzi.n Snquei OLIVE
oronzs and pa,d prepared expressly of ids sszaons
rSt oHi IN consequences Of change 10 Mh baDaSs
business. Eey offered public sale 20 tho highest
bidder
Terms-Cash, IN ca.fent funds
Catalogues VIII be ready sad Ii. goods can Be Examined
on day previous 10 The sal:. On His'
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WEEKLY LIST OF NEW BOOKS
L'OR SALE AT TAYLORS Cheap Bookstore. No
Z Aston House
Charles DicNels's Novel entitled Dealings Hh the
firm ci Dombey and Son. with Illustrations by Phik la
parts 40 l. ~ els.
Leud Me five Shines. A Farce in one act. b. j. ".
Morton, Esq Stage Edition Price III cts.
Lillefs Living Age. No l23. Free ~ CT. containing
Poiiics Archaeology Travels, Geography War
Slavery. Geology, Reviews, 80 &c.
The New York illustrated Magazine for N"vembcf-a
beautiful Literature sud An worth looking at
Price - per aunum, - per number TIE usual
discounts clubs and agents.
Diaries and POCKET Memorandum OF all -or and prices
All the works FOR sale issued at very low
prices The Weekly Papers OF New YORK, Boston, Phi!a
dephia and Baltimore for sale, wholesale and retail by
o2i WIN. TAYLOR & CO. No. Asior Hou-e
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VIII RE- PnRLTSETD


nN "Wednesday the estlI October. price > Wo-
NIman. Rewsr a novel. by Hon. MIRA. Norton, author
OF he CHILD cf The Islands, '' The Undying One SC
Hitherto Mrs Norton hs' been hnown TO The literary world
poetC-s OF rare and peculiar merits In pahos OF sen
and beauty rf shc ha. n
the brilliant il, Of female wTller, which he present CEN
Jury has produced Her appearance for the f-t ue
has excited The deepest interest ami the London
Monthly Magazine, 10 criticism upon Tie present
work. remarks Mrs.. Norton hns done all that author
could do excite lie sympathy OF her readers Tie truth
and purity well The frmnv- ard delicate energy Of
woman, has he-u truly depicted Than In h.
character OF selfish hero- sister TtSre many such
sisters Who perform their -HcIhce- in silence and obsc
ry and The exquisite episode OF Annie Morrison would
draw from the .ipuy.heared critic thnt ever
welded Coo>c-Cul. The wellkno..n domestic occur
The life Of Mr.. Norton give peculiar interest
many oC the reflections ana Incidents m The present ad-
mrab cou, for few writers the lines Of Shelley
be more Justly spilled herein he says
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Boarding.

pOARD-A gentleman and lady, two single gentle
ID men can be accommodated with good board, and a
tine lurre room the second story. with panrrirs at
rachcd No. "a hc-st-Shsre every comfort OF home
can be- enjoyed OF j,l,'
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HORATIO HILL Aucuon-sr
RlYCOOIEY, KEEsR 81 HEIIL-Store No. l9l
ID rorner OIL sy-sl

HORAT!O HILL. Aueuon-sr.
UYCOOLEY, KEEsR IL HiLL-Store No l9i
~ Broadway. corner " Dsy-sL
MONDAY EVENING, Oct a.
Al half past O'Clock at the Auction Room
An and superior collection OF new standard
Medical and Miscellaneous BoDhs In the various depart
menl- Of Literature.
Also superb copy Of Bonaparte's Orni,holosy. vols
folio, wiih beautifully coofed plates, SC &c
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct n
An extensive and valuable collection OF Standard Libra
~, Miscellaneous and useful Books IN Quantities
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct %
Books Domestic, Fsncy and Foreign Stationery in guam
utrs. Also a tine snmenl Of Standard Literature
FRIDAY Oct. W,
A. lDi O'Clock, Gi the Auction Room.
Doors. SHoEs BRoGAss.-5O0 cases Boots. Shoes
BrOg,ns suitable for III, Southern, Western and Guy
Trade.
FRIDAY EVENING Oct 70.
4 large and exceedingly choice selection Of Medical
Works illustrated with very superior and expensive en-
gavng. comprising the best editions Of the approved
and authors medical PRACTICE surgery anatomy
physiology. pathology, &c.
1Catalogues VIII he ready Thursday afternoon.
Al Private Sale-2.G00 quafO Bibles.
Liberal cash all goods consigned for see
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rr,erous are The instances OF is slcetss 81 pr
SARSAPARlLLA snd WILD CHERRY bIIIEES =
rhs ura ol Dyspepsia Jsundc CostivsaeSs. GeaerA De
biliry Hereditary HumOys, Female Complaints, and AZ
disease. OF The Blood AID System. haI the eEaeiy % NE
sS,v ,,ra;n,s seems to be losser doUaieS- Ger
tai2v no medicine proace stronger evidence o. me
fsrt ihsn tls Sold wholesale and reial by W sAIt
KcTCUAM Iel Fulion-st; 81 retail IL broS!%aS' -
SoweTy SlI Bleeck-s-si. y y. Brooklyn, i W snii-A'
c,r Fl,:au and CIAn5eTTy->i p-V"-s
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DICKENS,S NEW WORK

DICAkNS ) " z W " Uhh
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, Dealings win the Firm OF
L Dombey and son. B. Charles Dickens. Part One.
Price l.! cents. WILEY PUTNAM, lol Broadway
Also, Tie following in volume Emo. Price seventy
Eve cents
The Cricket the Hearth A FAIRY Tale Of Home
The Chimes Goblin story OF Bells that sang the
Old Year ont and The New Yesrin.
\ Christmas Carol m prose- beng Ghost story Of
Chf-tma- WILEY < PUTNAM.
uli Publishers fmpgrtsr- Broadway
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CARPETINGS.

CARPETlNGS
JEFFERSON HUMPHREY ROSS, having purchased
the cnt!r. stock carpeng drIggets, o-cOts,Sc ~
the large and spacious carpet So Pearl street.
formerly owned by MrsSrs A 4 r.. ) Higgins, are now
prepared offer their friends and lhe public the above
stock together with purchases, prices far below
the market By calling At the above number the most
tasid!ous cannot fail OF being suited.
PETERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS,
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The ~ family. consisting OF marble top dres
sny ard plan BurraiN, Mahogany Chairs, French Bed
.eads Sideboar,s. Sofa marble top WashsanJs Looking
Cloth HAL and Astral Lamp- Writing Desks, Kitchen
Furniture &c Also, quantity OF Dry Goods, such 81
BROAD Cloths Veys,s De- Lalus, Araccas Prints, Sheet
INK ShItius Linens porsee Hdks, Glcves, Hosiery, Sc
sc. Also Ladies enc Gold Watches solid dial one al
yer cylinder holes ewe!ei: double case SILVER do,
Pm French PHlept Diamond Pin. with Gold Chsln 10
sssh,r ~ m severa Watches not described
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SCHOOL FTRNITURE FOR SALE-coasis

kSiny u DIX. Rerche- & ;5e St1ool VII oe GOD
.so IF .3v o.e rishs i The advertiser wishes % MAKE
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