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amusemer,ts.
GREaT FAIR AT Castle GARDEN Now


1REAT FAIR AT CASTLE GARDEN NOW
Noss-S.-Is- Horticultural eJhiai;ioG VIII oPeE his
fnotatns a. cs.ccs Ar Address III Il VI ~ r. L Nes-
ef'e.'- go "-cce-3sy. III, CfrsnG sQ!sy II Ere
WORKS a. oe.pcS P VI Ts-rsGsy ssA - At s-,s> VIII
% seTered =. ccicck P. " Fr:dx. Oct an Psowf-s
sd Srsdlas Ms:shss Addresses Na:ou.l SsSa1. L. a.
Eflsh:lg L l. Steamboat, ea-3 OF u-s,c WI
esve Castle GzrteG a. 10 O'clock 4 NJ a.. MR.
NJ besides he usual fro- Scisoa-ss rerry Th a.
troash tie hserAiy .; Sst FeeS has eera riace4 10
- cents esch way.
On Ss:u-asy sveatns brilliant display Firsyverss
To v- eci - he Fireworks, vessel VIII y anchored
oz &c Garden tro- vh.ch hes VII BE- displayed Il
4 MERIClN MTSEI M.-Every Day ana gv-nsas
Ans week commencing Nc1:sy October 81. lsiS.
Splendid performances, every afternoon 4: & SrG every
evening = o'clpck-The Free List = saspenGrtTs
Manager has reenSsgrd TIRE family OF SHAVING QUA
SERS Three beautiful aes Gac three gentlemen from
he SOCIETY OF Shakers a. Canterbury y H COL CHAT
FIN holds bis eTes daily the Mu>ern. from O'Clock N
ne morning eli 10 ? NJ Also. The Living Orsns orta-g
Llvi5g I'VE Caares: LIVING Monster S1ske Wax Motel
OF ne aasa socy 10 he serr extra charge - cents
Il afiicon he following performers are gSssG-Miss
Greenwood Great Wsr7er: Miss Julien IL. lc
Admission. se-ntsehiEdr-n g5cer To- X, cents IS
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c. BOOTH X co. Cash Taors and Importers,
y. Is7 Broadway. have received on unusually larg-
stock OF nn- and rich goods which they would respect
fully Invite III. attention II the public
The reputation OF Broadway Tor high charges induces
very many economical minded persons 10 make their pur
c..es hero, Notwithstanding tue justly accredited
siperorty OF and genius displayed in every depart
meat within It's precincts though s mputaton Of high
charges applied Broadway Merchant TRors
c may Just yet II would be- sell for the fashionable
economist pause before sacrificing 10 Al indscrmnae
prejudice the advantages which some OF hem offer The
slb-cs iber- in Broadway ensbed by their cash
and small profits 90 furnish The hnest quality oi gar
-uts At very low price and foush the aid OF Mcssr'
Lee and Foster conductors of the Cutting Department
10 produce them In a ,tyle unsurpassed by any IN me
world.
The propdetor have on hand general assortment rssdy
mate yarronts-OysrcOats, lsht and vadded) Pellost
Sack. &c all of which are got up In good and
Trimmed in a rich and substantial manner 81 lSu
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wM JONES, Sa=nE-
Or sE
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n. Important Public Meefine.-A Public Meer
v WING senatorial convenrion-l.t Di.,..ct-

Al meeting Of the Convention OF his Distinct Al Tie
Broadway House, Oct. 18th. las, ,wss
R,a!.ed Thai de nex Senatorial Cou-eaiioz OF lis
District be held he Broadway HGus. York On The
first Tuesday October ls5 al u o'cocE rooc ind ra;
The President snc Secretary give notice thereof
EGBERT BENSON, Presateri
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SANTED-a SITUATION o. ,sesAy. Ir3u-J-lCg. CT--I
w Protestant 7ho kroT= Eer business We'll! % cox
vs-n and IRON of snail PIRATE tsy. TIE s5r-r,,-..r
Understands general house work src ri-e good pr
piec= GOOD cir r->Tence P-e-- al =. :; s
s-e11s u ne s-Dos
Another sEiEr1 good CIR - an nee l. chamber.
work sa1 s-vi1E mind Children Good reference
Plses- Apply s s5OEe. nr y.
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Dnily Arrivals OF Produce. stock, &c. by the
New-lOrl and Erie Railroad Company

J. > tTdr k'on -'eeht INoNpAN, UcI .
Barge SAINT Marsk-76 frkns butter go tubs do pal
dressed hogs rs live DO : heads cattle calves
sheep lot poultry HID hair hhls peaches II bxs clarcoa
lol pig iron.
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CARRIAGE CI0TH--in Pieces incia Rubber
Ccrr.a- cioIh. tpisrn and figured Of superior qzzty
n 80 Al Lar lowest market prices. x-re5orse OF
no Ss~x-k 4 India ErhbsI 5actor5 Is Ms;dsrz1re
ifie ts5
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BELOW
Ship Courier, Wolfe I'm Rio de JSneiro, coffee, 10 \
Foster Il Son.
Also, Brig unknown Wind Sc
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9cuerul Notifies.

re- Mechanics Instirute.-The Regular Monthly
Meeting OF The Mechanics Institute win be held N s
LecureRoou, City Hall on Tuesday Evening ON
AZ ~ o'elock BY order. J j. MAPES, President
Ca.pr IS L BAsRlrT, AcEpary oo -lls
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, GARD. win pleasant rooms. may b. hsG by making
- Application - Frznll-l IiirG door from Broad
rav or al 81 CSr--n.--t. ~
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HoRATlU HILL. Aucuoneer.
DY COOLEY, kEESE e. HIL1r-S,ore No 1874
ID Broadway, corner OF psy,.t

J. F.NINU, VCL
A. 81 o'clock, the Auction Room.
fine collection OF Library, School and Miscellaneous
BOOKS in quantities. Among which nnely Illustrated
editions the Poccai Works OF tho best Authors Also
Go!dsmth's Animated Nature vols Burdens N,llags
sermons; : Macom's Travels IN Asia Jo.ephus, vols
syc Maebrun's General Atlas. evorrd Maps 10 Big
lands History OF Birds and Animals coored plates 10
ChiI1r-n of he Abbey 10 Scotlish Chiefs 10 Robinson
crusoa; 10 Jack Hinton Arthur OLeary; 10 MarrysSa
Works, svo; 5 Americas Nsrpucius. syo; Artists OF
America Illustrated 5 Mrs Ellis's Prose Works vols
Also ine assortment OF Paper Quilts. and Staple Sta
. uonery. &c. Sc.
Al Private Ssle-?,Ooo qusrto Bibles.
caah ad ysncrs all govds consigned for saia
RsMOvAL Cooley, Reese Hill have removed from No.
i57 to lql Broadway, Corner OF psy.sl
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e. Quick Sales and light ProlIs.-ASIs i9I %
prepaed furnish his patrons and the public WIN
superior Ha. in the Fail style AT The low p1iee ct - ~.
by quick sales mai he is enabled them a. that price
~ S1,is.
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,r.;,,,,I. U.,,.-wATSONx co i54 Chat
hsIs oder Tor Inspection and se The fsA style asis io'
1876 Tue subscribers devote unusual siiaio1 . me r
eoIa 70 any manufactured which are offered - > Per
g nj. Jess Ihzn Broadway prices - -,
sio issotr WATSON 4 Gu ioi enA-aA1-sS9A-"
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SoTICE-The und-r.igrsdhave entered into eoPattn-r-
ship under Of P-ckhan Rniar!, and siH con-
tou- Inc Manufacturing Jeseir business a. " Jonn-st
ALFRED @. PECKHAA,
JAMES 3. RUNRiLL,
S.,yy ,,s s-ot-r,l4r s:n Is.s 81 lrni<-
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bdts.

~ Fall Fu>hion for Hats-At G-nin's- ~ Broad
way opposite 81 PsaFs-Hsvrg devotri unusual st-o-
ZION N his style The attention OF gentleman Is
Invited 20 u
esnrot be described: ihev % 222reCta.sS
Csnin receives monthly the style Of ksis ron Pans ana
irs,sntJ s6o9!s every thing ths, valuable N ne rev
rs,rer an thus his share the hrnehts Of ne
h,5sr,eni sid .as.e OF all Paris, united with MS own
Isl quality Nutria hsi--Si 5aIlsi quality Moeskin ~
q do do ...... s iaiat do 10 "a
Paris made hsIs = -
a,e-frerv .syle o. Can for yoashs aid children
ans7 isH
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VIM Il. JONES, Aucuonesr.
ID DOT AND SHOE SALE.-Thursday, Oct 3, At lO1
ID o'cioc. al Of Ives Hoard, 2I5 Pearl sL<00
cases Boots Shoes, BrogaEs and Rubbsrs, being resh
ser % oilhp
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BY GENERAL DESTSr

4 REPETITION OF LEOPOLD De MEYERS Gr.ui
1MGsicsl FestsyA. all AXE pi,ce T,ursiav EveunS
October sth- =, he rseeraace Leopold &c Never has
secured for tbs OCCASION The following eminent ard favor
lie srts;s ETaGles hocsiasSy Mad sic RSchel. Die Her
re1 Zue Eechi and PhiippGs MAYER the able M Sr!e
snd M George Lotsr. with his whole Orchestra.
ing OF sorty.tNo artists
Leopold de Meyer WI. perform Grand Fantasia on
Robert lie Dssle; The Grand Tsn,s~;s Serrans Thy
r-ces) and several others. The Orcestr1 will perform
TWO Ov-rtures The March Ttrycuphals Olsy, ard the
March Msrocaine. B. sspeciAl desire
" For particulars sec Programmes % @cs
" No Posponeruen; on accoln; OF the wesiser. "A
NEW-YORk GALLERY OF De Fine Aris-This
institution, occupying the building known rs The 10
tunda IL The PARK oPeI daily from A until dark
On Monday aad Tuesday evenings the rooms brilliant
il lighted until 10 ?. NJ
Life Membership dollar. Single simission = ecnss
The Public Schools admitted free SATURDAYS BY making
arrangements with The icorkeeper oS lwis-
THE IVORY STATUE OF CHRIST on THE
CEOSS.-Th!s GrrrvS!ed work % can he seen Dsy
ard 'eriag 4: Ne ss Broadway, icoyueg cf Reade-s
The admiration srd enthusiasm which h,s beautiful piece
sculpture has excited IN the thousands wbo have visited
during the past year. such positive and ve.Snowu
proos OF rs extraordinary meril reader farther
nOlEceuent unnecessary
Single tickets . cents, Co 81 children
u. cents o5 I'm
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- Lectures on Photography, by Mr.. Eoy!e.
Siuyyesaat nrdteNr- BOYLE respectfully informs The
citizens Me- thai VII deliver two Lectures on
Phonotopy and Phonogrtpuy, 10. modes Of PRINT
Ing ana Wricag ~ sound. The st-esaui Institute on
The evenings Of THURSDAY, Oct sh and Monday Oct I.h
Reading mater IN the characters VII he Frzuouty
distributed among me audience and he Instruction s5ea
The Tt! Isetsr nil enable .asa 20 -,nf /: f.e-Fy m
nfariy a. much common griat
Tn Lectures viii commence II :. O'Clock. Tickets -
eeuisio be had Of the j-Rior ~ The >tuyvessn: Institute
OF Fowler Weis l3l Nassa-s al the door on the eve
nlngs o: Inc Lectures and the Office OF Andrews BOYLE
81 Nsssan-s where Booksellers ane others wishing
purchase hooks. snbscrib. for ASSio-SAXoS
Newspaper printed in Pono!ypc Characters respect
fully invited 10 call. o6 3ls
e Mercantile Library AssociatiOn.-Mr F.
IVES. Jr viii deliver Address Music before the
Memters OF Nae L. 4. Wednesday evening 7ih De-
iober Clinton Hall Members .he public are re-
spectfu!l- invited attend The Address viii commence
d O'clock Ambulance free
o5 2ti- " ARROWsMITH seq
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Genera! Notices.


II The Marshall T. A. Society VII ho.t pub
nc meeting Tor TIE advocacy Of Temperance Al ln= Hal n
Jfsnd--t ntEi 10 f- sr"adsvs Eou-- H. ,Iua--rl
evening commencing a. y o'clock .dG--s=e- vii be d.
!ysred by Messrs stephen II. Mann and ex-Mnyor Geo
Han az broohyn Master Striker. and Rev Cnz: Main
OF this cry Singing by M. T-sle, ex-Msyor Hall he
Marshall Choir aud he audience Th ie..perance cor
inun;y and The public generally i1-l;e6
F. Foster, Rec. secreiarv II
Important Public lieering.-A Public Meet
ing OF person. friendly Reform present
p"nhag alien Passenger VII he held n TsrIEas1y
nan OF osscaJ evening half past o'cock Tie
ePecaa! Committee appointed a. preliminary meeting,
Nh submit port Several gentlemen who have TAKEN
an interest The subject will be present and address he
meeting JOHN Z DETELIS
JOHN kELLEHER GEORGE Il PURSER
WILLIAM O'DOSSELL ErGESE CASS ERLT
Corr-uirfe. r.
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~ GentlcmcD'- Fall Style Of Hnrs.-BlRD' cor
Pine and Nassau sts-Gentemens Hats OF The standard
style for ensuing season ready for examination
ard sale.
The subscriber ievoe his attention a hitherto 20 The pro
duclion OF the finest qualities Of Beaver and Moeskin Hats
and as such they are confidence recommended 10 The
public BIRD cor Pine and Nassau sta
Sertr1nbrr st 1916 o inis'
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ANTHONY j BLEECKEk, Auciioaser.

ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctionscr.
UCTION SALE.-on- OF the following described
"A Houses No g. wiz be so Friday the 9th ins
At u O'Clock, nj the Merchants Exchange by Anthony j.
The sale positive.
ELssAST GorHc HOUSES FOR SAtE-Ths TWO splcn-
did houses Nos 81 and 60 St Marks place (3h-st) with
Without the lots extending TO Nnths, The style
OF Architecture which these houses display Is the same
thar OF the Hampton Court Palace Mddlesax, England
which IL considered the chaste and beautiful example
OF Gothic sye Sixteen months have been oc
ca pied in building them aud tho whole work Is OF tho
most substantial kind They built under the dsily
supervision OF Seth Geer Esq Architect and without
exception the most bssutin houses OF the diuler-
sions In the City. Apply A. J. BLEECKER Broad-st
or 10 SETH GER, n Wall-sL room ~.
" B-rhe houses may be examined ever day lsundays
erceped) from o'clock, A. tlll5 o'clock NJ oG Ala
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fashionable Clothing.

MN. r. JENNINGS ~ co. Diapers and Tal"rs,
w importers Of Cloths, Cassln"rr", Nesings, Fancy
Dres. Articles lc-n appreciation OF The success which
attend I'd IheiT In catering for the community would
tender the upon the OF the Fail
Trade that will he their endeavor 10 ndd Ia the Induce
rn.nt- which have rendered e3I Broadway THE ESTAB-
LlsHNENT Al which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue TO commend them 10
tho economist. For the style ard character OF the cloth
ing enabled furnish through The aid OF efficient
corps OF b- found in the country Is tn"
.equ-i to the attraction. OF our moderate charges
A large assortment Of goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection. comprising Cloths
Tx-ed- kc for and Frock Coa- overcoais Sacks
SC French English and American Cassimere- for Pans-
looms. word IN reference th, garment In which tas
experience satisfied the manyl so iiw cutters rSer-a
trial in this line IL especially solicited Mertno. Velvet,
and Satin vesngs IN great variety The usual assor'
ment Of ar-t quality Rsadynade Ovefcoats, Original
Sacks Cosks Dress sGd fruck CoAis Pantaloons Vests
&c with choice selection OF Fancy Dress articles Scarfs,
Cravsls Hdkhs, Gloves, Su.p-ndsrs, Shirts. Collars,
Bo-o,ns Halftios., - tsu
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" ARROWsMuTH =,

~ Corn-.-Cure WarrsuieG.--The Arabian Corn
PlaserAn erectual cre for Corn-. IL easily applied and
gives immediate relief. In IT should fail tie
money Ill be refunded FOR sale By DAVID SANDS x
Co No. = East Broad way, 100 FplioI and ~ Broad
way; c. II King, Ig2 Broadway. c. Hubbard. ss2 Hud-
snn-L Wyatt hetchaIn. p Fultoa-.t r. Il GGion.
u Bower and by Druggists generally. Price p cents
per boz. &c gwiSeOd
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Sctrs Saml Roberts, Anderson, Port su- Prince; Ann
Smith, Smith Baltimore, w II Miller; Mary Jane, De.
bon Norfolk Sturges Chairman S: CO.. Portia knowlan.
Baltimore 1'ooker & Person Melville Abbott Wash
inC;on n c. J : Mi chell.
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Dts. SEyRNTY IOTS-stoaie on staten Island, psar

a. SEVENTY LOTS-simaie on Staten Island. Dsar
Mil PORT Richmond 10 be sold at Public Auction at inc
N Merchants Exchange, Sew-York, on Wednesday,
Oct 9Th 1876 IL O'Clock The above Lots are OF
various dnensons beautifully situated for building on
Tompkins- avenue Taylor and Dongan-e within nye
minutes walk Of Port Richmond whrnee there rcyn-
lar steamboat fairy TO Work landing Al Pier No
North River several times aay This properly affords
great inducements to persons desiring healthy 2cs!ios
ith the city az ali lines The title Ia indsputahls
Terms 10 per cent DOWN % per cent. gu me "a Noys
main on bond and mortgage for br-- years. ineres;
Ter cent semi annually For farther information, aDd
ANTHONY BLEEcKER, AnctIoneer.
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Aurticl. Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Asero,ee,.
RS BANGS, RICHARDS & FLATS,
ID s srnsdway-l;serzI Casa Advsrc-. rsssr OF c. a.

bANtsS, RICHARnl e. A
I'D gEs Az l:eerx C,.s sS,-e.- - - - :.
,iyr-,-nis sor aaetsn Sac. 49, -"NVr' h'A" &c G u
WEDNESDAY. Thu RSDkY .,,3 rp,D,y r,-rS,Sy,s
Oct TN sts 80 e.s - = = tsN''-'oS'
A. : O'clock :; ,s~ ASet.s.a s,o-,
ENrs>>Ivs SALE OF Nsw lSo VaIpasIx Bo,x<-a,
EXTENSIVE ard valcsh,s collection % Book, NV - 49,
,so i quantities sy sinse eoP:e< coas.,,sS II see
hhrary eit.ors oi .,saisrt works AID invoice OF
eocc Lor3oa Socks including gsnl erseh,hsa works.
Be-; ei!oas OF the works OF the Eagisa Poets soaas
iustrs, valuable theological works; large variety
Sises and PRAYER Rooss. ard Books "a sne otti7Ss An
rusS. Games le Also & Srgs collection Of por1iaz
Medical SocSs ale editions including al the best Text
soeks sevpcsl hoa>srd volumes Of JGvvnes Sesl
&at CLASSICAL Books, English Stationery, Sc
At ExiS.rz SSls-i.so ousrse s,sle., every variety,
&c pSH saeep aa1 extra Gin. ard 9Th edge endicgs Aito
SSe AAsSesaens Of STANDARD and Miscellaneous seohs
=. COLToN 1pcts,nerr
DS +. col TON, Acctior sn s,.,.,-,I..,,, N,-ehsnt
lt-S,or- Nos lis Fulton ma :. Ann st,-IIhsr.l 81
vxnces made goods either for rSrs;- sac o, y, .or
ard prompt made Outeos sale. 81 every escrip
TOO u goods p11ctnsv sstsnS-d and respectfully &c
N-it.s WEDNESDAY, Oct -
Al 10. O'Clock at the Auetioa Room,
vary }xrvs sni rhoes selection OF Hoc,ehols rS,-,,
-, .,r-,-,'s,-r - n.,t NJ ,,sbo.-s,v w.ns-rs-s -
- -, sotss.s Ss..-S All TrsneS -, r-yN,n $500
go stS.b,ss a. Cote r.hie Sofss Srr.s .nS 80
s, 80, 49, p,s,r,,c. : ~. sra In go, -
80 ~ nS I-.T -, y al s-,rs trs,s,ry a. rSs..
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ID JAMES vi. MtItkR-
ID TUESDAY. October 6.
Al lnl O'Clock AT the siore No Lberty,st
Doors. SEors ,No RsoSsNS-loco csses Boots, Shoes
snd BTogan-. consisting OF every varieiy-suahe for
southern Western and Northern trade Sale positive.
WEDNESDAY, Oct
At 100 o'clock. the store of Gilman Sraull Co No
and Ferry-st
SotE LEArBxs-ScCo Sides OF Sole Leather with other
ARTICLES IN The lue.
THURSDAY, Oct 8,
AZ s'clock. at the store Of Geo Paen, 81 God-s,
sous La .rHsR.ISN0 s,des sole leather. for cash
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" REPORT or Dcnths.~Fror Inc report OF DEAN
~ The U. =. Sennte Of IS42.-'rbe sub-crb,

respectfully that their large mezzont engraving
Of the United States Senate il completed aud will
tine te published. Those who desire TO receive early I'M
prcssons invited 10 call the Na,ora! Mnsae fa
lery and examine rh- engraving
AUS istf ANTHONY. CLARK ( co. ~ Broadway.
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~, FOR sALR-A valuable Hous- al Tonpknsville
staten Island built by Major George Ho~als for his
A own resGrue. finished In the most thorough and sub
stsntal manner The IL Of brick, with bssemeHtkk
chez two stories sDd attic two Large pafiors, library znt
dlncg the rS door I'VE bed rooms on the aecon@
door and finished In the aIc; roof coppere6,
good well and cistsrn house aud stable with ps In
tn. rear the situated three lots Of sround front.
ing on Rehmond-sl rs feet ont and rear ~ LOO T. deep
The premises b. sold under direction OF g. Cam
brrlen2 E-q Master IN Chsncery, Nautilus Hall, In
Tom ok,nsytie l2t day Of October n1xi,
large part Of the purchase money may remain ON mort
gage, II desired
FOR farther particulars apply 20
"a i-tnefl3 EMERSON & HRIChARD. 10 Wall-sl.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
n- SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE

CLEARED.
Ships Feiza (Br) Smith Hull, Eng Jno Iaques; Cath
arine, Herbert Charleston, Geo Sutton.
Bark Nancy Stevens, Stevens, Hew-Orleans. J
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SS-A new supply CT oOr
/, Assorted slzss- wiki aHc
from car nA11f.ctory, add
1 The ~2rsaCusr, No 8 Bur
'reri. BY
BOARDAAN ( HAAT.
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DANCING Academia PARKER respectful
Nv give, not.ss 10 his friends patrons and he public,
iai his school al. open for the season 90 "Wednesday,
Oct Ill., ~ he ROon IN BaysrdsL attached % The
North American DAYS of tuition, w ecnesdaysard S4tur-
DAYS Young Ladies. and Misses Class from 70 O'Clock
RsY. 20 commence AZ O'Clock Gentsmsns Case from
20 10 O'Clock Instructions yen IN al toe arS and fash
ior.bl. Danes Oo 2tis-
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XKANTED-A Young sian 81 indu=triors hah.t. 10 en-
w gage probable business. a. winch win pro1er
s-r.on he can maze good rng aad something besldss
Capital required Only 81 Address Thomas, VIII
r-n7-i-- rsar
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TEEOLOGTCAL ROOMS CHEAP-

IJORNES Complete WORKS. vols svo. cloth. best
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