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SCHOOLS.

IRESCH CLASSES, BY Prof. ]. P. EDWARDS
An every Monday, Thursdsy snd Friday evenins' a.
81 McDosgsst Professor Edwards sanstive OF Pans
- tesehsr ct Prof Tappans school; and BY permission
rsfers 10 III following gentlemen, many Of whom have
been bis pa lis. J. T. FORESTER, " ID, I. Hubbard
Amss Esas to( Henry Tsppsn, b d. Rev. Dr.. White
house Rev c. REID, ks. &c. Prof Edwards vii a.
young lsdie. IS " organizing Apply personally or D
is.,.s a. ~ urnlns,l-.t n9 m
lIARsH's CLASSICAL and Commercial Aesos
vi nv O7 Henry-sf. BROOK IN, vii. % reopened Oh
nooSs Anxusf 81 Tor the instruction Of young gentlemen
In .very branch Of Cd ucston necessy 70 n them 70 enie
college or counting house Terms IRON elo 70 80 per
as.er FOR circulars containing references snd Other par
teulsrs apply Al the sce u this paper or 81 " loS.
a. Brooklyn. e--' "
gl1O isdy, wbohss bad seserd yssrs
sxpsrepcs In teaching "a DESTROYS Of q obtaining at
ua,ior IN ssehool IN this City Accrf. Helen Irissoe
04c. n27 stso1
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CIARsUjs CLASSICAL and Commercial Aesds
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

ITO PERSONS cesiIous Of acquiring theoretical s9s
practical know ed e Of the Freoch Language Prof
LAGROlX from Pans would most respectfully snnorn &c
% the ladies' ADD gentlemen Of that be purpos-s
10 commence on Monday. December 6, new course %.
instruction, according 70 the most approved method The
classes viii meet a. his tNo. u Ia Farse buid
20 Broadway Monday Wednesday snd Ffdsy q esca
week a. o'clock p NJ until the Of sssOns fl AZ
have been completed Terms per month Persons who
have attained partial knowledge Of the French Language
can unite with classes already formed.
Yor farther information apply az the ProfsssoTf room
between the houfs Of IL and Z. or Of and ?. NJ
REFEREScEs.
Campbell P White p Gsill.rsst, Editor q the [.
John c. White, John Lar - Ooofi'i'
luz
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WARRINGTON
ORCCKURY STORE,


MO. lJS WILLIAM-ST. opposite the " Washing
Vtop Stores I'd door below Fulton-st
The subscriber having been for some time past largely en-
,.ssS An m. CHINA GLASS AND EARTAEN WARE
bushes Of WHOLESALE, has recently completed cN,en-
give arrang furnishing families add hose CON-
enens Housekeeping with goods Ia his lias and he Is
enables 10 sell hs goods At lower rates than those engaged 10
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively in eonse9usncc Of hi:
large and freeeent impoItstions Tor his WHOLEsALh
BUSINESS. The location Of the establishment; OF TIE
subscriber being sach that he pays low rent ard neuFs
moderate expenses enables him 70 CARY his intsnton
Of furnishing bis wares al REDUCED PRICES
TIE subscriber designs selling good articles and without
an alton OF his st OF French China Dinner and
Dessert Services fne China decorated granite Tea and
Coffee Ssts Toilet ware In great variety solar Lamps
Vssss 0irandolss Msntel Ornaments Fancy (oods Cut
snd Plain Glass and common goods se would say 10
Al In want that he promises to convince them, II they
favor him with call that they purchase goods al his
sstshl,shrpsni on much more FAVORABLE TERMS thsa
"a RETAIL STORE, bot should this not b deemed IN
Sucemsnt he would solicit patronage upon the ground Of
o8erins for their Inspection unusually LARGE AND
nNRitALED STOCK, from which selections can b
made that win give entire satsisctcn Hotels shps and
sesamboaxs furnished.
- TThssu GEORGE II. cLAPF.
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lsignedl MARGARET DAVIS,
% T.rra..f mar Gh4thau-sf
DRoPSY AND GRAVEL,

nR O. c. VAUGHN would call the attention OF inVsllcs
Dto his veEetsbls Lthontrptc Mixture, % highly cee-
brated throughout the countIy ~ q. Z. 'AU1hN ,
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. DR.. Vaughn would
earnestly assure al who desire remedy Of any Kind that
the article possesses properties which will meet all classes
disease that 10 cannot be taken without beneht and
that for proof Of ia curative powers he bezs leave 70
refer certificates from All sections OF the country
which are In possession Of his agents.
They have sold tins medicine FOR four years past tor al
kinds comp ANTS and viii be able 70 show testimony Of
hgh character Dr. Vsughn would earnestly AK the pnc-
lie 70 call and obtain his pamphlet IN the hands OF MS
agents for Erstuitogs distribution Il will show Why ONE
RENEDY Is good fifty when that one remedy u Pro-
perry CON pounded.
THIS medicins 8, especially offered for aropsy, gravel
diseases the liver kidneys, and all affections OF the
urinary orxans A female medicine 70 Is Of the most
certain cqrsves taken into the system-nct sng
instance has 70 been resorted % without perfectly
storinE 20 4 healthy state the debiitsted frame.
Let The dl0pscs sufferer resort a. once % this medicine
the kfst trial Of Joz bottle viii show the power Of the
article Let the suffering IN that osressng disease gravel
and al ether plants Try this remedy, and the ~
bottle will convince you that It mas rdnsry healing
Price u bottle 81 81 do. ., rx IL OF
bottles fer s5 and 81 for $40 II taken time
Ocs for the sale Of this article 1872 SASSAUS n Y
storrs Co. q North sixth-sr. Phsdslphs Smith A.
kinson, q Batnore-st Baltimore; Wright Co l3i
Chsrtfesst Nsw-Orleans; Mrs i. kldder 100 CogTtst
Boston, and By druggists generally throughout the nIsd
a7 3me0d
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

DOCT J. O HEWITT. II MscDouEal-st. near Bl.eck-
Der New-York will the afflicted that be can AZ
ford more reefwh the same number o. visits than any
other practitioner, in the olloVing complaints Dso'e-
tious hip diseases spTaus corfrlctou paralysis, rheG-
m.tsm 6fe ctions teucerress iusnmaiofs and
curvafures Of the spine deiormed shoulders, white swell
ings, weakness, Of the joints &c.
Country patients referred 20 the following persons,
sho have vsiisd this city expressly to avail themssv
81 Dr. HIS attendance and returned curea M.joI g. II
Norton. Boston Mass Hon VI. Y. Crausicn, Newport,
l.: X NJ Larned, Esq Providence Chas HosmsI, ksq.
Hartford Conn; James c. Townsend, Esq New-Haveu,
Conn; Chss J. SAKE Esq. 81 Abans VI; Chss o. Hill,
Esq Montreal. Canada 81 Hon II +. Grsagsr keesyile e.
NY; Judge Miller Rochester, NY. Peal Mitchell Esq
Geneva NY; Vim h. Winder Esq. Philsdelphs; Hugh
McCuoch, President OF Fort Wayne Bank, fogt Wayne,
Ind; VIM Goodman Esq Cincinnati, Ohio.
City references gwen application A. Dr. lis CD In
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HORRIBLE MURpkR-A letter from Auburn
Ala TO the Montgomery Journal dated Nov. ~ says
There IL a great excitement here this morning occA
sl1.sd by most Outrageous assault committed on the
partner Of Mr. Davis Of Richmond, vs. VINO was rstufn
px 10 Vrsinia from NewOrlesns, where be hsd Just
tsksn 100 negroes. The assault was committee some
i've miles beyond this place, at grocery Vns same
place where Burks short time ago stabbed J. Rssse %
ssverey) IL appears that the gentleman arrived mere
10 the cars yesterday and after taking bis dinner started
his buggy for home and arriving at thls srocsry We
attacked by six meu who drinking They dragged
him from his buggy and beat him With clubs breaking
bic skull In Q shocking manner nave just seen one
piece Of his skull as large as haidolsr ofouso' 10
Town by DIR. McGhee.
The srocery Keeper by The name Of Thornton. Two
men by the name OF Williams said TO have commit
ted tho foul deed; aud understand they have fed
Several men have gone 10 pursuit Ine name OF inc
murdered man was Wstey.
PROSPECTS oF BUsiSyss-Two gentlemen, mer-
chants Of Zscsscas came passengers yesterday on the
steamer Tom KirkmaD, bringing with them too tons V
slo0 principally 10 bars from The mines OF IaoaiecSs
and Durango received there In exchange Tor goods -
Other merchants from Ssto. with one hundred and NJ
~ thousand dollars came passengers on tho same oost
good portion Of this metal will doubtless md lie way
sstmatsiy into the pockets OF our merchants which
will be sensiby felt by all classes OF people here
Mstsmoros Flag.
FAMILY MEETfsG.--A meeting OF the descend
ants Of the late Holland Weeks OF Salisbury, VI was
held on the 22d OF September Eighty OF the family At
landed who are all the descendants of John Alden the
fra Pilgrim whose foot touched Pilgrim Rock These
meetings have been held occasionally Tor more than
century and Of lite objects 10 % keep the eenealogy
perfect from the landing Of lhs Pilgrims In New-Eot
land 10 the latest poseriy The list by tho way soon
10 be published and already amounts 10 more than 4OOO
names
~ The extensive bridge over the Huron River,
near the River Scio Michigan, was on Tuesday alter
noon nearly destroyed by fire. The bridge was OF the
substantial lattice work erected by the state st an e1
pense Of &5O 600 IL about 800 feet In length and
we dsrstsnd about 200 feet OF II entirely destroyed
FmE.--The farm house on Long Island in Bos-
ton harbor took lire at half pact IL o'clock, on Monday
afternoon. and entirely consumed IL Ia under
stood that ths house recently purchased II was
worth about o. 900. No Insurance.
DEATH oF A MISIsTER.--The Richmond CHRIS
tan ldpocas ssys we regret to announce the destb
of Rey Gsrvss NJ Keesee of the Virgins Conference.
This mournul event took place at hs residence In New
Kent County Saturday evening, the l4th inst
SLAvEHoLDERs.-It is stated from official docu-
pents that thers are but 1000 Shareholders In Ken
lucky In population containing 10000 whites over 81
years off ge. Albany Evening 'oufDaA
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DANCING.

OODWORTH. AZ Brooms-sf. near BToadway.-tne
IA classes for the ensuing season Will commence on
Tuesday, Oct s. ,..,s
.couut Of the advantages q his school, or Of MS own
austcstonF would simply state that be teaches al ne
i.nces Of the present day and those proper manner
Tossdsy and Saturday hslpast for lad 80 and child
ZEN Tuesday and Friday al halfp for gentlemen
soirees twice 6 month, confined entirely 20 the ppps
Private lessons o. eny time not occupied BY the classes
10 waiting the Polka Redows any Of the new dances
Accidents or families attended. as 5nisIp
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nurcH RuLHous ROOTS.

uYAClSTHs, At 81 s. per dozen, best nsnsi sorts.
II Nsreissas 81 81 50 per dozen, best named sorfa
Double Tulips It 81 per dozen, best named sorrs
Single Tulips at 50 cents per dozen, best named sorts
Double Jonquils, At 81 per dozen.
Single Jonqui.s, AZ 30 cents per DOZEN
With Crocases Ansropes, Rsngnculus Srowdrops, and
other balboas root al ,nitsm, at equally low rates ean
be selected from the assortment Of the which
contains equally .. choice varieties and 1rs roots any
other in city and what others ssy 70 toe contrary
Are not saction rooss JAMES H000
OF lnfThLs az Broadway.
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BOOK TRADE.
A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
THE BOUQUET OF MELODY,

n sirable Holiday present offered 10
public 1t Is splenddy bound, contains ten fs1tiuy
executed Hthouaphic Embellishments and the choicest
collection Of music ever published 10 the country.
This ia much more desirable present than the gene
ralfy Of ANNALS whose chief and almost only me 10
Appearance whereas this work Is not only beautiful IN sp-
pssrance but contains selection OF music, every piece
u which Will become greater evonte every ne u 70
heard. thus combining utility with elegance
Published BY FIRTH, HALL POND 20 Broadway
M gDos and FIRTH HALL, ! Frsnklin-squAre
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In s,eSmslip SostAermsr from Caayssten Milhkn,
Millikin A Boyder, Capt John Croker, Mrs Enss,
child and purse Mrs Poor John Mess Mr. Morris, Mr. Ma
Their, Capt Wilson and IL In the steerage
In Yaslsfslp Ma ns,s, from LiperPsol-John o1llom
l. Tolsck, and 800 in the stesrage.
Ia packef-sAp Gladiator, from LoRden-Georse Hawks,
Philsdel Miss 4 Hawks, " Frost, New-Nors; ) An
thony. Mrs N Samuel Mr. Hart John johnson, Mrs A
Noyes aud daughter Thomas Mash, and 80 In sieerage
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DnTITIcs.-A report has gained currency 10
various journals tbs, Sylvester Graham, the champion
Of Vegetable Diet had, under the advice OF physician
abandoned bis theory and gone to eating sulmsi food
Mr. Graham however. contadcts the report 10 note
addressed 10 the Northampton GaretD In which he says
VIII you allow assure the public that when
chsnss my Views the subject Of diet or mud u neces
cary 70 eat animal food for the susepsnes Of LIE or iCf
the preservation or recovery Of health, VIII myself
publicly announce IT, Meanwhile Il seems 10 mo thaI
those who are 90 oicous la meddDg with What does no,
concern them and what they know nothiug about ana
cay nothing about but from mschieTous ~
malicious fabrication would do quite az we'll 10 mind
their own business
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ScY ENvFLOPs AND FANCY VOTE PAPfR Foi
RAILS PARTIES. &C.

rI,HE SUBSCRIBERS have just completed their une-
ouoled assortment Of Fancy end Plain knveloPs and
Fancy and Plain Note Paper
ckss Tor Balls Parties or persons engraved printed
the shortest notice In the most eessnt styles On ths
most reasonable terms, BY BELL oOJLDf
OK II Tribune Buildings
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PLEASE SHUT THE DOOR

COLD WEATHER . nov a. hand-h0w important
~ therefore that ire doors be closed The Excelsior
Sprrg will do 10 most etscuAy, u properly spp-c, and
Tor eciercy. durability, convenience ant eneApness
surpasses s other spnnss For ale a. i0 Fulton
g. n. Y. Who viii Dot save thel fsel and TIE anroy-
anee Of open doors when Il can Be done ~ easily
B-Or6er for the a. ustEent Of tns Article ID any
part Of tbs city Brookyn will receive prompt stsaoa
II EFF IS Above. for 80 D. J. B. WILLS.
ANTIuONY AND BIsMUTH.-Rssslas Q. snt;-
n uony g-c a. oisucth. for sac a. airing
slip BY lu2s iwl LUCIUs HART ale BoarsEsa I H.st
xXTINDLAss BEDsTEAD>-A age assortment
w e. redaesd prices for sale y - -
MS }. W. sOlIhACh, 10 broscwsy.
SOFAS AND TETR-A-TETES-A large ssa de-
Csir.ble stock OF the bes I1Aeral AID workmanship
for sale by ln2sl }. w. soOIhACk, 10 Brose~sy.
COTNTING-H0UcE DESKS, ohee and Library
OTablcs-a variety Of patterns, for sac ~
ns9 W SOUTHACA, 10 Broadway.
SOFA BEDsTRADs-A ssPsI;sF .I,is.s. iss AS
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DAILY JOURNAL

I,OR Is4s-Business and professional gentlemen will
l. find the Daily journal great convenience ana as
sistsnce in keeping accounts and memoranda Daily
Memorandum Books vprous sizes contanlnfs space
iished by FRANCIS 4 LOJIhELl ststoneis;
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% JOHN.ST.

nVERsHOES.-A large assortment Of lsdiss' ana gen.
OLsmens sancal and slipper Oysrshoes, manufactured
BY the Goodyear shoe COMPANY NsGgstgck Ccrnecucat
These shoes decidedly the nsAtest and most darzos
Manufactured Aso, 5s4uuf1l sTt.clsof nst.nsd sys
,Ass pe.!scsy s,astls SAMUEL BROOKS,
81 lEs lgsas fsf ts Nsssfa,gafss.
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CLOTHING.
r. II. McELRoY & co.


Diapers and Talon, No. - Bro.ns,y
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE I'VE FAEK FOUNTAIN.
HAVING REPLESiSHED oar stock from tie most re-
eentFrench and English inPortetons, We Invite IN
specllon o. assortment Of articles 10 our line ~hen
o variety and tasiecnes Of style sIe not s1rPkss-o sy
The selections q any similar establishment IN The city
We would particularly direct attention - choice se
Blue. Black, Brown srd Olive Broadcio.hs;
sgpsrhne Plain and Fsney Csss.nsrs iar Psatsi
CsshnsFes Csshn.Fstt-s. Skis Ssres and Vevsts PLAIN
and Fancy eoors FOR Nsf1i
Pever Castor Pilot snd other Heavy Cloths Of every
desirable or, for Overcosis;
al Of which made under the direct supervision Of
Mr McEiroy, name which T. IL believed, viii - very
generally recognized sufficient guaranty q i.s1oa
able gracefully hitnE vel n-1e @2d P''9s-
garment .-,s III. --. 49,.
READY.MADE SUITS
a. n he able II moments notice. 81 almost say ns4re
10 DRESS, FROCK. suRTOL % sACh COATS fAN-
falcons, VESTS, &c which beng composed az ~
fpe. and most fashionable materials ana tcs "-in t1
sane care s4us every respect % TIE best sar-n
a. an entirely new s.s.ortrnent n RICH STRIPED,
PLAID and PLAIN SILK &C SATIN SCARF sro ~,
GOWNS. SHIRTS, PLAIN snd FANCY BOsOAs COZ
~ t0TTOS sss LAMBS Wool HOSE RICH HEA-
w PONGEE, SPITALFlELD and LINEN CAhbklC
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs. ke &c. nl6 q
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Al tbs City Clothing Wsrshonse,
No. l01 FVLTos-sT. OPPOSITE TIE CHURCH
selling OF q cost n.t n
DEADY-MADE GARnENT-.-,A1 Extensive
II assortment Psto and Sack Ovsrcoats winter frocts
and Closks IN our superior styles also Drs snd Efock
Coss Paufsloous vests. Dressing Robes, b0J's Over
sosss kc WIN. 4. JENNINGS co.
nc afi Broadway, American hoieL
DF4DY-MADE OYERCOA1s, CLOAk-s &c.
IL The besi have bad % onsI, mprEn
Re.ver and nilsd Cloth and the stye Clnads Gray
80 D@voDshIr. Eersey VA 4. JESNiNGs co.
nI3f 81 Broadway American Hotel
CLOTHS. CAssIMERES,V estin q Overcoafings e.
Nkc-By the piece or pattern ~ low a. ine1 can pe
bought With the obvious advantage q selection from
VIA NAV Be relied upon the latest style OF roo1,
WM. 7. JENNINGS co. n br9ac"sy,
MS II American Hotel
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PRANK MYLLER'S

lBlackpE for boots shoes, harness, esrrissstoPs &C
For sale a. the manufacturers price Il ihe icowin,
p;aces: c. Lees. JaAn-sf; GIAnss Pstten, MAIDEN
lane; Stout Ward, ass PEARL A. b. Gocthwsit ca
277 Psazlst. James Wissins. si2 0Fesa~seh-st
IA I'm kltW-
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AND NEW PERFUMERY.-All tie new and popular
AMusc Of the day well good assortment OF mis-
ceaneous and School Books Fancy Stationery snd Fancy
Articles Also fine assortment Of French and English
Perfrery Toilet Soaps &c &C All Of which may be had
az O. r. KINNEY, 1877 Broadway,
M Inn opposite Aston place
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IN PURSUANCE Of al order u ne Surrogate u NE
Coany Of SewYofk Notice 10 hereby given 10 al per-
,ors hsgnx claims aga nsl JOHN J. HALL lats Of Tie
CIV OF York 70 present he sane, with tie
vouchers thereof 70 the Subscribers Al The store Of Albert
Hal No p Cstharo--strse IN The Cisy % New York on
or before The l5th day Of February nexl-Dassd New
York lhs iIta day Of August 80.
ALBERT HALL, iv...,...
HERBERT HALL. hAecu"h''
suf7 iauem AMANDA HALL. Fxscufrx
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nR. TAYLOR,s BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT-Ths
Dony medicine IN the world that proves sure for the
consumption Thousands have tested this truth Rsnern.
Der the genuine a made a. the wholesale dspot, u
BeeknAn-st formerly SIS Bowery -
Assnts-Johnsoa rs also al So Broadway; Kirby, al
Division; Moss, SOC Grand r Van Busktrf, Ns~Hf :
Smith, corner Fulton Cranbsrry sts. BIooslJn 49,,
jel2 en- GEO. TAYLOR MD.
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rUTTLr'S BAHY.JUMPHR.

Use HAS PRODUCED 9 conviction Of the mern o.
" this beautiful inventionpo but SPEAKS Of its az
funess in the exercise and CT nfAns For isysa
children daily commanded BY the most susi cent pn
sicans and medical works Of the country All not STAN
ed Tuttlss Patent not only illegal bat voftnsss
have the light 70 Good valuable gun
nc sprngs, but the subscriber who the sole purchase
and psfertse OF this usefu article For sale whos sne
retail. stths general depot, 3ll Brosdwsy; py =
way and w. A. Croker 4 Co. 81 Joon-st. az "a
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CORPORATION NOTICES

CITY IoANS.-Tenporary Loans in sntici patton Of
" the revenues u The city VI. e ~ ne
will be issued payable from three 70 SIX months from da.e
with interest at the rate Of 5 Rs 1:S. S S eaI
Controllers Ofhoe. New-York. Nov. %. ls47. n,2
ELEVATED RAILWAY, &c. ~ BROADWAY.
G-Puhlc notice i hereby given, that prop siton has
been made the Commol. Council % construct an ele-
waited railway, wiki pfomsd-dss end crcswaks through
Broadway rom the Battery 90 lnionp lace, aud around
both those puaic Places and thrcr % MhehsilsL mo-
del descnptio and specifications Of The proPosed rail-
way, Ae may be n the oes Of the Street Comns
All persons interested IN the above proposition de-
sired 10 examine said model descriptions AID spccl1ca
tons snd q opposed TO the same q present tnef pee
mons in writing 70 the undersigned, a, us o,lce NO 4
Hall Of Records before the sh day Of December next
Street Commissioners Ofice, Nov y, 1871
MARTIN L. THOMPSON, Street Commission.f.
The Street Commissioner hiss been furnished with
tickets Of admission 10 the working part q the model ek-
hlbed BY he undersigned a. so Broadway, % be os-
butsd his discretion. 20 person.. iuersstea ~ me
proposed improvement lu27l JOHN RANDkL, u.
CORPORATION NOTICED Buiideu-sealed
Y Proposals vii be received the Okce q the Aims
House Commissioner until o'clock ? ~ fId.J, De
cember 5 Tor wostoy brick dwelling % By s. feet 70
20 be the Office OF r. g. Haifsd architect No =
Aims M q LEONARD Aln.Hou.s Commissonsr
Aims House Commis Ofies, New =. lsf7.
CORPORATION NOTICED .urrsetor,-sssl-
Sed Proposals. viii be feeeTed ~ The oc- o. the AIMS
House Commissioner until O'Clock p NJ. Of Friday De-
eember 5 tor working rosd and slsdins the grounds
AboGt the buildings u the Nursery Establishment Ran
dsls Island. Drawings 10 be and farther informs
ficn be Obtained The once Of r. G. Hatfield Architect
No p ChsmberssIeet BIZ order Of the COMMITTEES on
Charity and Aus. NJ O LEONARD, Aims Hoase Com.
Aims Horse Commis- Oaice, Nov. q 1871.
DUBLIC NOTICE j. hereby given. that = petition
has been presented IN the boAfd Of Aldermen % have
Forry-ninth 81. between Tenthsvsnue and Boomingese
Road regulated and graded All persoas interested 10 he
above proposition having objections thereto reqaestsd
psseai them Whiting, % TIE srsgned, a. bis oce
No Hall q Records before the 5th day Of Deem
Der uexf-Street Commandments Oi-ce. November z,
lsf7. MARTIN E THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
NJ
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COAL.


GS-S5-CQAL, COAL full assortment Of Peach
COOrchsrd, Lchigh and Schuylkll Coal-broken, Bgg,
Range Stove and Nut sizesOf the very best quality, de-
vered the best order escreeued IN yard At she lowest
prices free Of bone and slate Nut Coal for small cooking
stoves and Office stoves s. per ton csftsse eewsr.
rantsi to burn free Of clnkeTst SIMPSONS" YARDS,
70 Thompson-st near Spring, and Chnstopherst near
Jefferson Market and Sixth-avenue
n B.-Now dscharging. csrgoes Of Broken, Rgg and
Stove Of Peach Orchard and White Ash at low Prices
from barge for cash. ms lmeod'
xS IN PEACH ORCHARD C0AL.xN0Ow
,DO w, landing, cargo OF hrst qnaity Peach Or-
chad Red Ash Coal stove and nut siles delivered IN
good order any of the city, free Of cartage a. the
above price If applied for while discharging 70 ASH
FIELD, AIS Grsndst. corner OF Ridge, or TO JNp }.
CAN'T "a Attornev n90 81
DEACH-ORCHAKD COAI,-Now disohsrsins
i from BARGE MONUMENT, 100 tons Stone;
BARGE SWALLOW, IS tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON, ll9 tons EGG;
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER, 81 tons Nut.
Fer sale low nom vessel Apply 10
T. STOKES DlCKERsON, LOT Anthony-st
off Broadway.
GOAL YARD To LET.-An old established stssd
NstuAted IN central part Of the city also good horse
and cart for sae A line addrnssed 20 w IL and len al
the Office Of this paper will meet with attention nSO W.
COAL.-lOO tOns first quality Liverpool saoat. and
~ for sale by JOSEPH MeMUkkAf,
n9 ~ pf~e M s0r'h sfs