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HOTEE. FOR HNVAEEDS
AT PITTSBURGH.
DrS. Speer and Kuhn.

VNIlE object OF this establishment is
4 to supply want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, Ia
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
TO this place for relief from surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want Of the various comforts
and attentions so necessary aud agreeable
to the sick, and from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected to
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnvalids will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atten-
dance, snd at rate much below the usu-
al charges.
While the care OF both physicians will
be extended to every variety of disease,
it is intended by DIR. Speer, to give spe-
cial attention 10
ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
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Blank Deeds.

- LOT Of Blank Deeds OF a Superior qasF
As& ", Just prirsed sad now for sale
AT THIS OFFICE
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DecI6 '45-4t
Orphans Court Sale of
Real Estate.

Orphans Court Sale of
Real Estate.
N pursuance of an order Of the Or
= phah's Court of Somerset county.
there will be exposed to sale by way of
public vendue or outcry on the premises,
on Saturday the 7lh day of February
next, the following real estate, late the
property Of Jacob Grove, deceased viz:
One tract of Land,
sitnate in Shade township. containing
forty acres. more or less, with cabin
house and harm thereon erected, bounded
by lands of Samuel Kimmel, David Zim-
norman, and others.
ALSO
One other tract or parcel
Of land, containing seven acres, more or
less, adjoining the above described
tra:t.
7erms-one third in hand, and The
balance in Two equal animal payments.
Attendance will be given by jonathan
Statler. Administrator of the estate Of said
deceased. By the Court.
W. H. PICKING,
Dec. I6 IS45. CLERK.
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GfBEWARE OF CONSUMPTTONCD
We behold many who unfortunately arc ths
object Of disease, borne down by It's pain and dis
tress, without a medicine TO strengthen and
soothe the enfeebled framcor relieve the poisoned
mind; kind Providence has caused Nature to pro-
duce HEALING BALM for oil living crea-
lures, particularly the afflicted. Heathen, whose
Iabors have been so successful 10 discover tho
Medical Agent for the removal and cure of dis
case which seems for ages TO have defcd the pow
crs Of the healing art, should be regarded in the
light of public Lencfactor.
The proprietor of DR. Duncan's EXPECTO-
RANT REMEDY claims this, substantiatcd by
thousands who are living monuments restored
from the bed of sickness 10 the enjoyment of their
dearest friends,and again rendered an ornament o
society.
Those who suffer with the prernonitory symP-
toms Of CONSUMPTION, should not neglect
themselves from time 10 time, until the disease
becomes seated, and rendered beyond the control
of mediciae, but Immediately procure DR.. Dun
cans Expectorant Remedy, medicine - hat !.
certain 10 remove ali the first evil seeds Of Con
sumption, when used in due season.
Just received 4 doz. Of the above medicine and
for sale by Parker s. Ankeny, the only auth0r
zod agent for Somerset county.
Dec. "a, 1874.
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SSytt aue aeumet.

BosroN Custom House. DEVELOPMENTS.
The following lines were found among
some waste paper at the Boston Custom
House s history SO touching, the Jour
nal thinks, must have been the work of
an offce-holder whose removal was "re-
quired by the public good"
PATHETIC
On a log sat frog,
Weeping for his daughter,
Tears he shed, till his eyes were red,
Then Jumped into the wafer aud drown
ed himself
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V4AVABAR
R cal ES tate
FOR SALE.

N>HE subscribers, agents and slter-
u neys for A e Cole, offer for sale
on advantageous terms, the following de-
scribed real estate. 10 wit. That well
known TAVERN STAND
AND FARM.
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DIR. DUNCAN'S
EXPECTORANT REMEDY,
FOR
EGNSEMPTlGN,
DIR. DUNCAN'S

Colds, Coughs, Splitting CT Blood,
Bronchitis, Dim Guilty OF Ksrenih-
ing, Asthma, Pain In the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOOPing
Cough, Group, and all Dis G
eases Of tEAe Liver and x
Lungs,
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PRAY BESEATED!
Don't stand up zchils chairs
and sofas are SO cheap.
CHkIR&n CABINET
MANU- NV FACTORY

VIM. 3. GoTTRcTE.
XAOULD respectfully inform his
w old customers and the public in
general, that he has purchased from
Mr.. Jocob Myers, chair maker and
wheel wright his entire stock of materials
and has commenced the chair making
business with that of cabinet making, at
his shop on main street in the Borough
of Somerset, one door east Of The resi-
dence of Simon Gebhart Esq, whers
he will constantly keep on hand and
will make 10 order, common fancy and
Mahagony Chairs, ed.steads, tUkeels,
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Dec. 10 IS45.
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cai documents, gives the following summary Of the 70
reign comnercs Of Europe. The European mercantile
marine without including the coasng trade. comprs-
hsnds $1,000 vessels measuring in oil a.
The total value Of the merchandise they carry il est
isd ct II $50 765 900 francs The proportions per cent
which. each Of the different States Of Europe bears in
Fpanss. "a IS; Holland ST-s; Hamburg LAO; Russia,
y So Sardinia 10; Belgium. 10; Prussia. ls Aus
tra, +s the Two sicies, ~; Sweden and Norway,
o; Tuscany, 10; Denmark. las; Bremen Il; Pcrtu
gal So Spain, 1915 and all the other States six per
cent Thsrssu is that 7 trade of France and Beigi-
um, taken aoge Their, is equal in value to that OF
many aud Holland uned-thst is say each represents
10 Of the total The four taken re present
abe Il s5 of the trade of England aaaa aaii FL.
On the 22d Of December next the French government
VIII receive contracts for the supply of 400 900 kilo
Erammes, 270o000 kilogrammes and 500 600 kilogra-
mes, Of different descriptions Of Kentucky tobacco On
the 29d of January isl7 contracts viii be received for
the supply of 900 klogrammes and sioo 900 killo
grammes of Maryland tobacco, also 500 600 kllo
grammes of Virginia tobacco Is said that the vast
quantity of tobacco will the application Of Mr. King,
United States Minister, be allowed to be brought to
France in American vessels; and this circumstance has
excited the bterest hostility Of the Bordeaux and other
ship Last year the g,vernment insisted the
employ of French vessels and some promise was
male in the last session Of the Chambers that for the m
ture but French vessels should be employ in the
Of tobacco. Had this promise been aahere
TO- it would not only have caused great expense to
France but would have been infringement of the ma
vgaton treaties between France and the United sates
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Died.
On Tuesday, 27th inst, at her residence on Washing
ton avenue, Brooklyn, Of consumption SARAH J wife
Of Joseph W. Bradshaw, d. aged &c years, daughter
OF the late William Height, and grand daughter
oil the late Gen Hsight, Of Athens
Funeral service Christ Church. South Brooklyn at
81 NJ. Thursdsy, from whence the remains will be
removed to Athens for inerment The friends and &C.
quaniances OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend without further notice
On Tuesday 27th inst. after severe illness, DANIEL
ScHwAhzwAELpER late a resident of Philadelphia
His remains will be brought to this city for burial in
the Grsenw God Cemetery The funeral will take place
this at o'clock from the residence of his bro
Their, Christian Schwsrzwaelder James which
the friends Of the family respectfully invited.
On Tuesday morning, 27h inst OF dropsy in the chest
kosAsr sTEvENsoS ESQ., counsellor at law, aged thirty
nine years, bern in France. f.
His friends and acquainances respectfully invited
to attend his his late residence 1874 Leonard
stiset, thi. forenoon at IL O'Clock.
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TABERNACLE
THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT
HENRY HERR,
DlANiST to his Majesty the King Of the French and Fro
lessor OF the Royal Conservaoire Of Paris, will take
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th.
He will he ,s.,sted by
MADAME A Mk pa MAYER,
siGN0R RAPETTI,
find a select OrchesfrG.
PROGRAMME.
PART l.
l. Overture to the Barbiero di Sivglia," executed
. Duess~se IN istaate from the Opera Eiii;ss -
Claudio" Mercsdnne. ........... .......
Sung by Madame Abb Dwicz and Ph, Mayer
g. Grand Conc 1.-THE 2d for Panofore and Orchestra
/. ALLEGRO Msestoso.
III. Andante PEcossaIse
III RoIdo Suisse. -
,Compo, ed and eIecue ed b. $780,. Henry Herr
Madame Ablanowcz. $3.50. .Liniey
lntermisson OF ten minutes
PART II,
l. Overture executed by Orchestra .Auber
O. Aria .LTuda funesta Smanis, from Lucia d. Lam.
mermoor, sung by Mr. Ph Mayer. Donizetu
Lammermoor, composed and executed BY. Henry Herr
sung by Madame Ablamowicz. .Rossini
5. Variations di Bravura and Kondo Brilliant on the
March from Otelio with Orchestral accom- -
paniments, composed aud executed by, Henry Herr
Mr.. TIMM, will preside at the Piano. .
Tickets One Dollar each-to be hsd at the Music Ssres
l- Doors open at 6-COncert 10 commence at o'clock
rrecisely. o2e 2trrc
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BY THE MAILS.

WARRINGTON, Oct 81, 1870
Movements in the G'if-Tampico-T Faefhh" 10
TRANSPORTATION and Defence General Seen-Pe~s
Cruz Dssire of Naval O6ieers The 2rmisf'ee--anf'
citations of the Government sfe.-Minnfr 10 "s"0~'
II II not true that Commodore Perry 10 to succeed
Commodore Common in the chief Command Of tns oul
sousdron at present. although he may at future tine
Commodore Perry is assigned to q specific duty, un.
less within the last two weeks, the original arrange
rnont has been modified. Commodore Connor more uas
ticularly enforces the blockade.
General Jesup was the last accounts received fro
him. doing all in his power to facilitate the expedition
Tampco and the regret here, at head quarters. h ss
he did not set out prosecute the designs Of
admi nistration That the result will be favorable. III
10 reason to doubt.
There are upwards of thirtytwo steamers 1t the co
msnd Of the government besides vessels Of light dnus
attaches to the feet, carrying more than hundrea
These will be sufcient TO cover the landing 81 10"
The entire number Of mon to swarm in that nelsn
hood, is stated to be about seven thoussnd.
A much a. has been said about General Scott, he
been perhaps the most industrious In this CITY In .
plotting the plan Of operations.
Last summer. when the President was at Old fo'n..
many of tho captains in the navy spoke to him on'a
subject Of making attack on the castle Fsn cn'I
He refused to entertain the suggestion in such manner
az to encourage them To hope. The officers dad no
course recommend the measure, a. would have oees
dscourteous and contrary to the esprit dn corps oss
hey gave him broadly to understand that they would
highly gratiHed at such determination And 'm'
several gentlemen long attached to the navy. say Ia
mora they look the construction Of the castle Of
Juap De Ulloa the satisfied arc they that csu
taken, without the loss, probably, OF nunS-"5
Our brave tsrs only want an opportunity ror
But seems that the administration deeire H's''In
Tamrico should be taken What viii then uA5
with regard to Vera Cruz will depend on continssn
Mexico they think, win then see her folly, and sue
mercy, and In that event. we viii have peace
spending strength AZ the castle
An salcsr. intimate OF the White Mouse
knows as much sbon, small matters as Mr s,..s.
ssys that tbs armistlce Of General I"~' rs.,.
the movement on Tsnpieo about wv
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DANCING ACADEMY

MR. q. ROBERTSON, in returning HE most sincere
IVA thanks to his friends and the public the liberal patron
age bestowed on him last desres respectfully
to announce that his classes for the Tuition q Dancing
have the pleasure Of ntroducg ysrlou. and
OF Wazng Mazourka and Polka Quadres and the beaut-
full and much admired Rsdowa Waltz Fancy Dancing &C.
for Ladies Mise. and Masters. from sso NJ Gentlemen
monthly, commencing Nov 3D. Instruction will be given
70 pupils privately in classes sempaes, at their
my 50 Cans. street The above rooms during the summer
has been all laid W; mixing equal TO- any room the
city Mr. r. would also inform who may place their
70 their proper instruction and comfort while school For
sdence. 80 Canal street. sle lmsrc
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BUFFALO. Oct q. 8 Pm.

BUFFALO,. OCt. %. n H.W.
The state of the markets is very fiuctuatns. :.
Our business to-day has been exceedingly dun.
The transactions are limited, nor does there
seem much disposition to operate. netwithstand-
ing the fall in prices The quotations are -:
Wheat So cents; Flour 81 30; Freight '"n
keeps up the rates are. for Albany on Wheat -
cen g. Flour 81
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, conrEn Of DUANE AND

MR.. @. ROBERTSON, in announcing TO his friends and
IVA the public that his Glasses for the tuon Of
will reopen at the above Wednesday, Sept 30t
takes the opportunity Of returning his thanks
specially announces that he will introduce in his Academy
vorite Poka Mazuka and Polka qusdrlles the graceful
and much admired Redowa. with Mazura and other
days and Saturday, Hours Of attendance for ladies: Mise.
evening. Assemblies will take place seminonthy, com.
menciag Noy. MIR. r. would also that he will
instructions pupils classes seminaes
their residences. Mr. R private Academy 90 Ca
nal street Mr. class the Lyceum, Jersey City, will
nation, please apply his residence Canal street.
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CONCER L

MIR. KAVANAGH respectfully informs his Friends and
Nl the Public, that he win give CONCERT a. Colqm.
bian Hail. Grand street. Thursday Evening, November
5h when will srg all his popular Songs. bohCop,c
and Sentimental lie will be assisted BIZ Mr. Holman, Mr.
Nuttng, and young lady. .
Tickets Is Doors at halfpsst Six o'clock
Concert 10 commence at half past Seven For ogramme,
ares ms /, 3 8,
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AUCTION NOTICES.
CUANCERY SALE

order OF the Court Of ChaneeryUnder the direction OF
Isaac Eower Master IN Chlneery, will be sold at
ehanrs Exehsnre Wsl street Monday second day
Nove"ter 1876 al l2ocoek. the
ard lot No. W,tts stise north side third frc Sui
~ en- street. with Two story bui'd the rear AID me
right of an alley lead Broom- said ia 81 Il
ia. trout aud and IS IT. in deep o25 Iwsr
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THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR.
At 266 RrOo,ne street " Y

JACOB VREELAN. Greenvill~, N. j. ed of scrofula
d by one bottle medicine His sal tbis day. Oct. "a.
th,t va. wonderful enr. IGvcu but call sss
2ovesrs sfardicg John Boucher, IS Columbus street had
the Rheumatism he unable walk without crutches
He, by his statement October 8ih ed in
days Re told me Of e Dysentsrg cured two doors
torn,y street. No H. cured Of Dopsy and v-rv bad se
in eight he thought he would burst The swelling
sf e beng given NJ by different Doctors. and raising one
Consumptoa after spending hundes r,sdence IS
John Eri cured Of Pieursy 18th street Avenue
G. David Al. us cured Of Fits. 333 Front Mary
H:da leo Delaney curd Of Dsrep., Miss Levy, cured
reported cures by one bottle medicine one winch
Consumption If the Bowels Hundreds could be pro-
duced-Sceptlcsm be unded in FIVE minutes and
evidences rroduced to convince the world. o2s imsrrc
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ESSENCE OF COpfEE

THIS delicious beverage made Of - psrst and hest Cof
fsehss gained cat popularity net ealy Of
mixing with full nezs less In emp Of hot
ssis u NV s %s, ~ ss :9 H @
n ss IF ~, hSx spa.sd some
Will now Civ s.tisfaet,.n N wh2 yit. u
70, sale At Bunker Co.. No = n idsn Lane w 3 Cor
st;J Gosbe5gsr Chaxha ard entrs secksld
T. 4. SZAUEDZKY
o23 lwsre Manufacturer, No. 80 Murray
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CONCERT,

Vocal ana InSffUHfWtNI.
MISS JULIA l.. NORTHALL has the honor to an
Nl that she will give her first Concert this ssa.op
r4Gas..ed by Mr. Burke the eminent vionist, and other
distinguished artists.
~ Full particulars in future Advertisement.
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VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE of the Landing OF Columbus painted BY order
Of Congress- is exhibiting for short time IN tn
large the Academy Of Design OF Broadway
and Leonard streets -
Open from M to 10 NJ Season nckets 80 cents; sin.
gle admi sion, rs cts; descriptive pamphlets, GA
oo1 1sviss rc
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kSk FOR MISUNDERSTANDING packet Of the ~
&RkwoRLD' burlSen GOO ,ons, Cspi William sLiddy,
master, vii sail as above, he regular day -
The Accommodation for cabin second cabin snc seIskS
passengers as 70 comfort urequasd ey any ohe'
in port. a.,
and judge Cor themselves, before snrssng rof
further prgc apply board loot nsiae" sAs VI w
JOSEPH McMlRRAI
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FRENCH FANCY GOODS

FRENCH FANCY GOODS.
r. FABREQUETTES Fills T. MONA, 81 Maiden
" Lane Cup s'arsl importers Of French staple and Fancy
Goods have hand large and desirable assortment Of
from Have. Their stock partly Of steel goods Of all
kind: such as bag Clasps Beads
Combs, Hair Pins Bracelets Buttons SC &c Fans of all
descriptions Ps.fa@sIy Combs, Br.he AcsoIdon., rich
&c &C., which they would invite the attention pur.
chasers and which they offer for sale favorable
aT lvrisA
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FASHIONABLE. DANCING

"a Leonard street West of Broad,ray.
MSLLE PAULINE DESJARDINS, of the Academic
A Royae Paris, respectfully informs the pubkc her
Classes for fashionable Dancing have commenced Besides
MaIurha Quadrjis, Pohss lyarogs.l new Waltz eipq
and graceful waltz Redowa. Schools and Families at
ended Terms andhours made known application.
s24 M
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PLUMROTYPES.


G OLD M L. DA l. A Wa RDED
THE Proprietor of ths Pfumbe National Dsguerru Gal.
lsry havrg discovtr mode Of rnn,ferpg Dsguer-
Of POI lrsuIs Il a 100 ae copies io tsa Dol.
lars. The Plumbe Natinna Daguerrean Gallery No ISL
Broadway Plates, Cases. ssd stock Of all descriptions
wholesale retail G m
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.

Experienced Teacher, residing the Country takes
IA into her family number Of Chi den not exceeding ten
house pleasan, home to the pupils and advance them
their studies Great attention paid he 18th aud morals
The situation retired and healthy. No day seholAr
y admitted There are Al prsssnt three vaeanciss For
81 1wsUo
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AMUsEMEN


Last Night ofMR- .4NDERSON'S Engagement.
o. p.-ioT@sd schiller: io@s:.i. play. ia q ThE
Nos d MSOf M
M 70 eaaslude with the farce Of SOMEBODY ELsEIar.
Mortz, Gar 9 Ba,etr; Ernest. Dsoti Mnnis' Mira Hunt
Door. open a. a. aapa.t o'clock and the performances
will soaasn at o'clock. Boxes u Pit !" costs SaE
wrHELL o.. OthsiIo. Mr. A A adams; iFgo Mr. Nsafe;
liz sOssiaSs WIN iSs Grand spseSels O. MONTE,
a:: Of m as s H.
TssPa.i TsStsashI, Of ists.loeoeh I,Its Princes:
ass ss Gsssass .. e. Mr.
cfsls cents; Upper Boxes, fis ..s aIis
M iTCHELL's OLIMrlC ThEATKE = ThuI.dsy
w evening 0e,'r 2,:h-To s,@m.nes with USED Up
Mr. fnf t,ss, oo,SseA' Af ""e0" Lazy 0'a"si'aek
" 70 be isio~ss by DRAWN FOR THE ARMY-Mouc
Alter rSsS X: Aesls MNsrREL.n Bags
TO be fsiicss ei BY AN obiEST OF INTEREsr-Mr
Msrmaduke Prmsose. Mr. Aoll lld
Dress circle csns upper boxes Is cents pit shlng
Door. q half past O'clock: curtain rise.
CIRCUS--BOWEkY AMpHITHEATRE.
Third aiss 2! NJ. t SkSIfhE SsRDTsEn
tn. sSG9m sEK Clown
Eaneanis, Pans; Ashley. London and all The principal
E Tin; America s.s
.s;he oiympian wrestler; Mr. W. 3. .1roi Ii. p1'
81 Dale .'al and Mr.
LEVI T SsSaT f.aS rssi'1E
OSs 0Bsa :. esn M to
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
"; F. BURTON. Manager and S, Lessee
III. Theatre ha: been thoroughly IL he
most stye and the most beautiful Theatre
IL INC 'A'' THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. %.
La" NfAa .ss he HoEET !aoR
Frederick, ass ssds:; mir w.ll.el
Or Nspcleons hvorte Flower.
' Armand s Si.lSi 81 Maria Blanche, Mn Ros wa'e1
Blsnchere, Mrs Burke:
The above to coaelas &s Kin Ihf free of
EErsasrsL i::.."......... Mr. W.Il.si
M: S N S':;' 81 H Rsid si.: b.
acted the Stranger aud The comedy Of The Wonder 90
q A Nh s. !: j..P IT,: EST 'HT'' Manager
formed the tragedy BY J a spd G f.l,fs
f ifn isas
Wat Worthy.
Ana Mar,s ahsi MISS F.ner
MARRIED RAKE.
4s$s:ss SR $S;aInssiss Si:ss
Arrangement. have been postyeiy entered into with
the following ga Of taenThe popular operate
Mrs, seguin, Mr. Frazer, Mr.. Seguin Madame Augusta,
Madsle Dinner. &c.
THE ALBANIA SALOON.
$50 Broad,cay behoeen Spring and Prince streets.
place of amusement for the Winter Season.
NJ ADMITTANCE ON + SHlLL ING: III
The whole building thoroughly warmed and comfor
table a private parior.
This and Every Evening during the Week
The will be varied and consist in part Of
Beautiful and incompehepsble illusions by the wonderful
Lady Magician.
Ventroquism by Mr. Wyman.
GRAND VOCAL X INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
! BY the whole company of talented Artistes.
The Italian Fantoecin
Dancing by Miles Jesselyne and Marguerite
With and constant change OF highly
attractive novelties.
Full particulars in the daily bills
10 Admittance One Shilling a,
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DAGUEKREOTYPE PLATES.
LARGE importation Of French Plates just eived snd
"A for sale a the Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery No
Isl Broadway. OBS 2wsc
DAGUEKREOTYPk. APPARATUS FOR SALE.
~ EHMAN French. and American Cameras Lens Plates,
~ Cases, Chemicas &c. 10 cheaper than any
ether place in the United States, at liz Broadway.
b. Instructions carefully given in the
Also wanted purchase hire good lathe for brass
Iieh work. with tools. &r ofa imA~
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FARM WANTED.
MUSIC

THE PIANO taught very moderate
r terms, by Lady, who has perfect know
ledge Of the c,s,ncs and d. rho anderi..s; to
Terms--1 hree dollars PER month.
Anv lady wishing TO receive instruction will pease
addIess Ifusic at the Herald Office. o27 mis~Yrc
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LEOPOLD DE MEYERS
Grand Musical Festival,
AID of the Charitable Fund Of the German Society,
i already e. viii take place TUESDAY next,
the I'd of November, 1876 the Broadway Tabernacle
Tickets at One Dollar each may be had the usual
places of tie Officers and District Vsers Of the Society,
and Of the following
COMMITTEE:
J. w. Schmidt H. GeiIichs, Theo Victor.
A. Belmont. +. Fielder, A y. kieckh1fcr,
y. Stricken, &. X. Degen, NJ RAIDER,
II. A. Cessebeer, james Bach, w Cans,
Is. Andrea, f. Sieinheil, f. Wissmann,
q Hessenberg, j. ID. Waiter, y. Bech,
u. Vom Bsur, T.. Meetts, II. Maurice
&. w. Faber, +. Unkhart, F. A. Schumacher.
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