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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Ia steamship Britannia AZ Boston, from LiifIYopi-Mi
swami Mr. Mason Mr. Mills ID Hsrvl Master Harvill, Is
Boore bearer Of dispatches, Oakley; II IIyon' non
n Winthrop and son. n Thompson. Mitchell, Gen
Armstrong J Hall, J A Hail. g Tuckerman, ) Val
WORTH n Oagiuson, Mr. Thompson, Caruther NJ bsnrr'
w sherman, Lieut. TryOn. Mr Meandicks John u Con.
file Dickson Stewart, Geo Smith Chasman kldder, y
Person Thomas Rea r Chester liogary, Robert ;
Serwal Mclean Geo Ross Joseph Lawton, Jno Grave
les II Cameron. L CerT, @ Taurey, lady and SIX
and lady Mr. and Mrs Coolidge Miss Coolidge and ser
want Mr. Trist Mr. Kohsa and lady, Joseph Mckay, Geo
Wright and lady, Mr. Patton, X Lang, Mr. kodwad
Thomas Rowing. MIR Gale, Mir Gum. MI Stuart Mchech-
me- @ NJ Chapman Edward King, J Trott, t Fields
w jackson Mr. Harris, Il Gordon, Mr. Haman, Wed
dell, Y Longary II Byrs, A Belize, Anderson Han
: Waiersons From, Haifar-S Stsymer and two boys
Miss stsymer Hos Bland and son, j. Allison. Mis-.
Allison D Starr, Mr. Langley Mr. Fanan, Mr. johnson,
Allison Cant Mrrshall w Sargent, Mr. Dckle, Thoma.
Smith. Chew, Levi Crane Miss Allison, Mrs { ALI
soD-l6 from Liverpool 10 Halifax.
~ ship Nosien fem Lo"don-G Garwood, X Garwood
and III IN seerage.
In slig Rorpakaaaoci. from Iigerpooi-Dr ID G Ames
Mr. and Mrs Toudsle and 80 steerage passengers to
rapscott - ,
~ sip Ocean Monarch At BosfoH, from Lterpooi.Rob
Earl Of Philadelphia Mrs Pratt III Frat two Mise
Pratt New Orleans, Rev Birmingham, Charleston Kat
MeKm and Ellen Kea Sisters OF Charity; Frazer, Al
ALBANIA. Alfred Tibbs. Ne~-Nork. .
In barL Childc Harold, from Havano-J Mnnson, View
York Capt sophiaes, Charleston, Sc L Mullen la'
ersou, NJ: Il de la Cerela, Havana
IN bart Condor. from Turks kiaEd-Lieuenant u schao
ler II Foss. Joseph Hope ST Croix, George OibD'
Turks Island
IN ship Stafesman, from, Hap,b,pg-iisnz Won HeineI
ZEE, Adolph Walter: and 202 In the steersge.
IN bari america from Bremen-C. +. Robein and
family + Rosenfeldt, L. Samisuch and isdy, Miss Mar
Beher Thso Ganbenskla, l7o IN the steeraSe.
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ITO EXHIBITORS AZ he Twentieth Manual Far
of the American Institute n an parts of The niied
States which opens Castle Garden New lotk, Oct p,
l2oclock-Compettors IN Manufacturer snd the Aus
Machines &C must have their articles AZ Castle tNcen
on the ist ID of October-trnt Flowers, &c early ON
Monday. the 9TH Of October -.
conjunction with the Queens County Agricultural society
Friday sth October Flows left for exhibition ~ las
tie Garden will be forwarded BY the manager Animals
must on the Cattle Show ground Twenty hirdst ana
Fifhavenue. by go'cocs 4. NJ The entries pedierees
&c should be or arded before the Monday previous
18th Of October go.
There every indication OF immense shsw tNhibi
tors should improve the time preparation and not be
day AFTER the FAIR Circulars Of particulars may be had
a. ,bs Tnsfifnte Rooms in the Park s1n Stcod
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n tor :. HIrcHcoCN. Manager
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES AND EXHIBITIONS
this afternoon A. 81. and tins evening Al :! ocicck
Open every DAY from O'Clock m the morning al 10
in the evenins or vster examine the caricsities
Morning admitted 10 the afternoon performances
GREAT WESTERN THE YANKEE COMEDIAN,
Who has ong been The avorite Of this establishment, has
returned from 4 highly successful tour. snt vii
OPEN Ills BUDGET or FUN.
r-plee with the most amusing fanseeisms' Al h' cd
Charming actress and vocalist. M..s BERNARD.
IL ,veek but one OF Camnbefs .ehrafed Band Of
ETHIOPIAN SERENAnERS,
the only correct pessonafo Of the African CHARACTERS ana
NEGRO MELODISrs AND HARMONlSrS
tins country. The alteration made IA this band
make the best before the public, and their performances
PERFECT SATISFACTION
90 their large and gentee audiences Mr. Wsst, the new
member Of The company, with Mr. Bryant, Of Lucy Long
'''' BtRLESoUE on THE POLKA,
la addition fo their rich aud iuuitahie
negro songs. Refrans Chorusses &c.
which given every afternoon and eNening
week but In New York and ~ their existence
A. BAND OF VOC ALlSlS,
THE ORPHAN FAMILY,
they having determined on dissolution ~ me
CLOSE or THIS ENGAGEMENT.
They may be heard addition 60 All the other perform
every afternoon and evening hemenofr tney must
BE- heard H1r OF nefer
This Museum 10 enlarged by the addition Of large and
commodious hall. 100 feet IN length, which ned with
the largest collection in this country 81
AMERICAN NATIONAL PORTRAITS.
together with figure representations and faithful and
AMISTAD CAPTIVE SLAVES.
who taken in the year 1897 on that long low PACK
schooner after they had muuied and horribly murdered
PETE NORRIS Comic Vocalist.
Miss r. JULIEN the beautiful Dsnseuse
LIVING CHIMPANLEE, or ORANG OF TANG.
Madam ROCKWELL, the Fortune Teller.
Ifr4. HNf fnn
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At wilhsmsburgh. l.. l. on Friday, September IL. JU-
LA D. WALLACE, daughter of Thomas and Eliza
Wallace Of PomptcD, N J. sned years, months and
2dsys go
JANE. widow Of Williams Simmons, Esq. late OF this
CITY AGED % years
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BOOK TRADE.
NEW WORKS


NOW READY-APPLETONS Railroad and Steam
Nhoat Com snion. coiored maps. 81
Bvrous complete Pcetical Works. fine portrait e. 81
Livy with Euglish Notes. BY Prof J L. Lincoln a.
Poems rs Henry II Browneil Emo. IS cts
Aphors1l. from The Poets. by Ben Cassedy miniature
volume 81 cts.
French. Notes on The PARALLELS vol svo = =
Rurr-f's Note. on the North-w Tertcry'v - 3D.
Picfure S-ory Books hy Great Anthors vols - C. each.
Fdu.rf.'. VOYAGE o. q the Amazon Emo. -
Lanman's sumner 10 the Wilderness. i2no - cfs.
The Natural History ID The Ballet or, Illustrated &c
The Nsfnral History u the Gent. illustrated = cts
smiths Cou'rsuion OF Mercantile Lsv 6vo. -
Hoicomhes Leading Cases on Commercial IA" eVo- -
EVELYN. Life ot Mr. Godolrhiu l-mo. ~ Cts
Nichcl.t's History oi France. > vols = ~
Nicaeiefs History ~ The Roman Republic emo =
Poems. BIZ Amelia 81 Edition. limo. u >.
Kennvs Manuel o. Chess Paper, = cts cloth, 81 IS
Rehardson on Doss their Diseases Treatment &C DC
NEARLY READY.
frost. Life Of Mai Gen L. Taylor. 100 plates.
Rough and Ready Gin Book. illustrated.
Hsleck's Poetca Works, sPlendidly Illustrated
The Rose. OF Afecfion's Gin fog ltfa.
Arnold's ADD spencers French Realms BOOK
- Pts ID. APfLElbN " - o1vauNat
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SACK g. BAG WAREHOUSE.

Manufacturers, - and ~ Wnter--t
INVITE T1FTF PARTlC LAR AIIkNllON OF country
mercbsn, from The grain districts 70 their stock Of sscs
- hss. hich thew ofer for sale 10 SUIT ne ~ans ?.
uuou the most favorable terms Dealers, a.
Ter visiting heir establishment have universally -coPted
~ r-rfre of brvinx BAGS OF them, ready iof ale
-. - - In rreference the old slow mode Of hssinz
tbsrs made up a home AL kinds Of acata European
80 domestic ba.s u spted 20 every plfpose - -.s
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A L WINSHIP.

<,HFNlsT AND APOTHECARf, n kesi bfosdway,
(corp-r OF Markets. has On hand ehoie. sloeA u
Druss Medicines and Chemicals. selected ..
sr-iptiou. FOR which purpose eompeie1. 49,. : =.
-. I'M attendance He has also on haze go
~ Fr.li.h .nd French Perfunery ana rAn.s 1850,
Co-,bs Brushe. Toile; and SHAVING soaps tontirss
s.r.x Wsfer received fresh, and ceseIse ne o. *
pens a. -xp-rigpced person. AT orders IRON me
country eAecul11 VIVA o s0disu
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- Anolher Grcn, Tcmnernncc Demonstration

will be held this Monday evening, A. American u
corner Broadway and Grand st. by the Cacdonan T. r.
Society Addressesill be delivered by HoRtcE bRttLtN
Esq Editor Of this paper and CHARLfs L. CURTIS tsq
Good singing usual The temperance community ana
~ GEO CRUDE, President
WIN H. Armstrong, Secretary. 50 IT,
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CLOTHING.
MERINOS.

- CASES g. COLORED AND BLACK French and
I'D German MernOs, comprising full assortment 81 de
sbs shades aud qualities for the present season, q
which tho attention Of city and country purchasers IN
,irsd nv MASNING 4 PRiCHAKD,
~ SgsSfUo. 80 Pine-st.
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BOARDING.


BOARD Wt>TED-By a gentleman and his VILE
ID with rooms on the second floor IN East Broadway or
picnitv private family with other boaroers would
BE- preferred Please address Box 278 T. q. References
exchanged SC 50
BOARDING. or three young gentlemen can og
ID with board with breakfast and tea ana
dinner on Sunday. in genteel private family Inquire 81
ltt pro,.oe-s IN near Ro,,erv s10 IT.
BOARD Rooms with board furnished or unfurnished
IL a. ii Chswhers-.f 81 u
A YOUNG GERMAN desrous Of peuectns his
~ know ledge Of the English language wishes 20 OBTAIN
board with tsma parlor and BEDROOM ~ gen
feel private family, where nothing but the English Ian
ruace j. spoken-Sould prefer being pa family where
there are ladies' with whom he might converse ana e
himself at home Location must be below Isnal-si Ac
dress Bremen this Once For suitable place liberal
price will be given. No housc-keepefs need an
swer this verfIsement ~ ~
\ ODCING ROOMS TO LET-sinse gentlemen
Icau find rooms the lowest terms with or without
breakfast and teaaf - Wakert near BroadwaysH 5ts
~. TO IET-Handsome rooms 10 one or two gentle
"a. men The house occupied BY small family Inc
~ parlor would make fine office for physician or
auiet study Inquire - Twelthst near sNth-av SO WIS
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NTPW COODs-CHEAPER THAN ~

NEW GOOD~-iHEAffkl THAN ~ I'm a.tci To
y if YOU want money IN your purchase OF DfN
Goods call al 2i5 Greenwich-st. before purchasing and
learn the prices Having purchased largely for the past
two weeks al Boston Phlsdep hia, and the auction sales
In this city, we are prepared TO otter very great
Al present NAV be found among the many baeans the
following named goods 40 bales red, white and yellow
Flanne from L. cd 20 IS. 10 cases sailnes rom - %
10 Is 3 do heavy Tweed Cassiiners, az Is per ysfa
ClOTHS. CAssIMFREs ASD NEsrlNss, spiendla as,ot
meu8 black Apacas al l. Cd chesp AZ IS % an9
Is do silk warp. and - per yard DO colortd
Al : Cd and S. I'd half pricel do domestic rms
an Is cheep al Sd and g. do scotch and french
from Is Sd 10 3 I'd 10 do Nous de Lains, from - - Is
"a goods gnally cost p 10 81 cents per yard 90.
rich Cashmeres entirely styles, ron - 70 psf 90
huen-cambric Hdkfs only cd. a piece
PElNTs-2O cases az I'd, 3D. I'd. I'd 3D. 3D. lod Is j.
"a and Is Cd: DO orange aud blue 81 3D.. worth Is
DoNFsTIcs-Direct from the manufacturers AAe JOY sac
by the bale piece or yard, et J0bbers prices
Su,wls-ln the Shawl partment may be founa pru'
did assortment " Broche Cashmere, siiS and Nooe1'
Souae and Long Shawis. prices much lower thsn ever
before known. Brucne Shawls fIom - upward NoorN
do 81 cents. 5 Canton Broche Lou- Shawis only 81
CARPF rfNc-Neuetian Carpctng ~ j.. Is 3D. ana -
Ingram do I'd = p %. and S. superior a"ool IRON
Is 20 3s. .,,- BE-. Hi
Persons in want Of Dry Goods viii ind greatly 70 lhe
. ent..a 10 call and examine stock before pufcnin-
elsewhere. H., 49, -.
Goods sent to any part Of this city Broosyn or Jersey
civ MN GARDNER. 2l5 Greenwich-st
~ l,ris Successor 10 Jason n boekover.
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FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS

ny nm STEAMSHIP bkIIANNIAf a bthtJ
d. co.'s. No , Astor House-London Pictorial News
Time. and Punch. Bells Life N London sitf't, Dous
a. Jerroifs paper Times. Dispatch Du3hn NaAon,
greea.ns journal SC &c The above, together WIN al
ne new and cheap publications FOR sale and re-
TAIL a. lsNl bERFOkD s COS Asloi horse-
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THE GREAT BOOK.

(NHAMBERs'> INFORMATION FUh III. FLVII4t,
I American Edition. with numerous additions ana
-a fbsn 5oO Engravings-This valuable publication -
now upiefed A. Encycl0peds Of popular iniofna-
ton mon every variety of topic not surpassed rs
- ~ errerfiy informed upon scientific moral, historical
and indeed. almost every subject Fnce - fof SAFE
wholesale and retail, by 49, ,
W n GRAHAM. Tribune Building.
BFRFORD l. co Asf0r House.
LONG s BROTHER. 81 Ann-st
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NEW MUSIC.

INST PrRIIsIIFD and f1r sale By GEO. F. KINNEY,
7 Broadway opposite Astor place the celebrated a.
entine Polka a. played - >arafoza CAly Foss Jsney
Ind Nc Ac New songs By Jenny Lindi BANKS oi the
e,uaf.quiver By Madam Bishop ~ well as genera As
.orfrrent Of new and fashionable Music -
Also school and miscellaneous BOOKS saioneiy' H''
articles. &c. &C. 49,
PARTICULAR attention is paid 10 book and music Diaelns
Piano. runed and repaired - ,-ls
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~. q. Of q. F.-The r. ". Grand Lodge Of the
State Of New-York will hold adjourned Session on
Monday evening. the 10Th INST az o'clock, a. the ROOM
National Hall Canalst. Representatives are requested
be puncual matters viii be presented Tor the consd
GRAFTON the Grand Lodge that designed for the action
Of the Grand Lodge of the United States at its present
Session. 50 il
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DEPOT OF CHEAP


CO. No Aston House,
Il receive al the publications A. soon A. issued
The Jolrneyman Joiner By George sand - Sts
The Countess Of Morton. BY p >oulie - cts
The Wrecked Merchant, by Marryat- = cts
LON. XIV by Miss Psrd0e-compete IN Nos sc each
Tse OF the Lungs. By Dr. titch-a useful boos - -
Writings of s.hngf0n. vol VI, by >parss-bouud : 81
Public Men Of the Revolution by Hon. Nn Sullivan
bound = a.
Ireland's Welcome O. the stranger. bound =
Washingf0u and his Generals. by headlef = -
Napoleon aud his Marshais ~ The same author = -
I-ish sketch Book. p N. A Iltmarsh. ~ cts.
Fi.rtatious in America. by >eatsneld > cts
The Duke and the Cousin. by Mrs. Grey - cts
Tourist Guide Through Europe 81 Cts
Onloo. hy Melville author OF Iypce. u.
story the Battle OF " aeroo, By Rev q X Glel< ''c
Christopher rsdpoie by A smith. illustrated BY Leech
~ cts
Margaret Graham. by q. 2. r. James. CTS.
LEGENDS OF Mexico, By g. LIppard. 3 cts
Remarkable Events IN the History OF America No a.
-
rahaus Magazine for October. - en-. No = year
C,odeys Lidys Book for October = ctsa No = wear
National MAGAZINE for October. l6 - No, = year
Flowers Personifed No. o, splendid WORK. - cts
Litteirs Living Age work worth reading l-i cts d
No. = year.
Nsp. Guide Books, SC Sc For sale BY
~ BFRFORD i co. AsOr House.
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= THE STRANGERS GUIDE"

ms utF pHDlienr.t
THE BROADWAY JOURNAL, $40
l,ONTAINISG the best map Of the city ever pupshsd
Ntozether with complete GUIDE 70 strangers az"
sr vsr.t. Of various matters No stranger should Dc
vsithoutit Price - per annun, OF cents a copy
BERFORD CO, Aston House
A essie Al ali the principal periodical depos and
40 -. ~ 50 lw
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

In skp Ne,- Yoyk for Harre-N Anthony and lady,
KewYcrk Mr. Staple. and LADY, four children and servant
ds Hutton, do : III Gordon, do; Warden, four
children and servant, do; Miss scul Philadelpha. pf
Bullock Delaware; George Lewis and lady, New ofk'
Master Lewis do. Felix Boudsrd do Mrs Felix Boudard
o. Mr. Spencer aud lady Belgium; Or bertody Leices
.,r Mass Bloneil Won Cudebroeck Belgium; Mr. yehl.
DO Miss Loisa Virginia New-YOrk, Lassen do jose
phne Lassen do Charlotte Lassen do Willsm lsassen
10 DR. Nsnderpoe Kinde rhook Joseph Bordes Frances
Ms J Raeihe, two children and servant New-fork
Ms. c DAVIS
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T I IN II y I.'If-F { F.ec1fOrs
Pi.rmout. n Y seo, IS. Is47 sis tOctl0-

STOVE-.--Pierce's celebrated American Air'Tisht
- COOKING Stove for wood coal. with hreDricf ose.
The subscriber will all times have on hand AZ 80 -
nier " the above II only necessary TOR ne pooe
examine them % be convinced Of their $3.50
other Stoves 10 Air Tight Hal ana vi
sls lw. GEORGE FIERCE. y 5.o.a-...
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JUST PUBLISHED.
RY FREDERICK SoULIE.

TRANSLATED BY HENRY WIN HERBERT Esq
Price 80 cents
ALSO.
Pastourel or The Sorcerer Of the Mountain Trans
lated from the French Of Frederick soule by samuel
spring Esq-Pnce % cents. For sale at all the book
.,o,s. WILLIAMS BROTHERS.
~ 9r- a ADn-st. New-iork.
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HARDWARE, NAILS, &c.

~, Edward corning. az the sign Of the gilded anvil
lS2 Pearst offers large assortment Of freshly Imported
hardware at very low prices for cash BUYERS who ".s
their goods small profits for money will please call
Among his assortment may be found
1000 casks cut nails.
Rope Of all sizes.
Rrass kettles Ac. &c. huLJ lmeodls
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DANIEL srLLrvAS, Secretary pro TEN. - a
- Oh-emie- of O,ConncII-RrgtaLrss 81

Hostile United nsh Repeal Association Of Newi OK
and Repeaers generally invited 20 attend general
meeting Of Repcalers Tammany Hall on Tuesd.Y
ins 2st instant Al :. o'clock conclude the
ARRANGEMENTS for securing general out Of the Re
peaers on Wednesday next A. the funeral soemuies Of
nlnnneI BIZ nrder IN ri lIAr. D. -HfA-
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NJ ARM Z JOU r n a l.
PORT OF NETWORK.
to SEE MARINE JoURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Ships Waterloo, Allen. Liverpool, kermit Marnion'
Freeman. Liverpool Taylor Merrill.
Banks John Stroup, Brown, Barbados, EllweI Co'
Nacouche, Smith Nueyias, Holt Owen; Neasoo Knight
PictOu Ms 49,
Brigs Meta, Rruss) Mallach, Bremen, w Weiser; Co
lunbus Stuart Lisbon w Weisser; Pedrsza Terry Mas
sau, Mp Benson Co. Banner, (bIl Gard, - Johns
NIB. Soule Whitney Co; Euphrstes, lBT Cah do, do
Empire, Baxter, Galveston, Brewer Nelson Nathan
Hale Crowell, Mobile, d liurburt Co; John Finders,
Johnson Savannah, NJ Demill; Milton, York, Whining
ton, Nesmh Walsh; Wssahickon, Merithen, whining
ton, nc; Cyrus, CaDdace, New Bedford. ~
Schrs Mary Elizabeth, Smith, 81 Domingo > w Lew
is Sterling, Holmes, 81 Johns, NIB I Winniett; Mayhow-
or, BgeOw Jr Parsboro, do Pope, Mitchell, Jackson.
vile, Fla: Mogu Pierce, do, Badger Peck Charles
Brown, Doughty, Richmond Marietta Burt, Dearborn
da Allen Paxson; Emeline Garwood, Nice ready a
Co, Mary Cahcart do, A Paten; Comet, Pqgh, wash
ngton; Peerless COnckn, Norfolk StuIges, CieaIman
Co: Odd Fellow, Blackman Petersburg Emily Johnston
Baltimore johnson LOuden Buena Vista, Rockets PM
adelphia: + A stevens Briggs Philadelphia Minerva,
Martin, Do Cynosure, Bolles do, n l. McCTeady Co
Cabot Taylor, dos New-York, Goodsell, and Cooley
Co. Eldridge Boston, Cornelia Young, New-B Bedford
Ariel, Hatch Fall River.
Providence
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EDUCATION.

EEvR 7. HuDDaEr's CLASSICAL SCHOOL
-, FAsT FOURTEESTH-sT. between University
80 1900 on from c Henry Edwards 1t the Office Of the
S.srus lns Co - Waist 40 private pupils, from ths
A. Of ia % l8 will be received into M H. 8 family fo
terms apply a. his residence ~ above al lmoa"A o
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The New York Family
MOURNING STORE.

Euy DESCRIPTION Of Frst and second Mourning IN great
Baricfy
Nantes. Cloaks Collars Millenery Hosiery, &c
4 AIDES ARE INFORMED that this establishment Is
L. intended solely for the sale Of Mourning Goods al go
Broadway, one door from bfoome au-l "eYals
<,FSTIENE<,~ FALL AND WINTER WEAR
VI WM. r. JENNINGS co, Diapers and ! siors I'M
porte Of Cloths Cassimeres Nestlnzs Fancy Dess At-
cles &c 23l Broadway, American hotel.-lhfoush i9I-
eixn agencies shall be kept constant receipt Of the
vaous novelties the London and Pans markets with
the view VI rendering assortment sui more attractive
I'D our numerous patrons continuance Of whose i4VOs
We sha endeagor merit b. adherence 70 moderate
brses and rendering the style and character OF our gar
| rneuf. second 10 no house In the trade
The stock Of goods for Fall and Winter wear comprises
VARIOUS new 81 les Of cloths TOR dress rock and over coats
peto. &c. Cassmeres for psntaiooos and ye'tnE' 10
great variety D.,
In the way OF read yade garments. We shall have an
unusually extensive supply consisting Of our well known
~ Is OF sscks uef0s dress and if0ck coals p.iaOos
vesr. c.osks &C. with selection OF the richest fancy
dress articles including silk and satin scar and erayats
d-s,eer. ~ SO II
TIHEM FIVE DOLLAR -iIT~.-A cloth coat,
cashmere pants and fancy vest for 81 over eoats'
rch and elegant Innings and clOaks from = 70 -v Dy'i
ness coat. . % - PLAID and fancy vests ~ cent? 70 =
Csanng dying repairing 0nd altering cheap and iasnion
able an paid Tor gentlemens clothing corner DssA
man and Nassau Sta 80 y"
Il
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.OLLO ROOMs.-rHE FRENCH BENEvo

POLIO ROOMs.-rHE FRENCH BESEvo-
hLE<T SOCIETY have much pleasure IN Announcing
th. through the kindness Of several highly Distinguished
,rfs. who have generously volunteered their eminent
services they are ensblrd 20 give
GRAND CONCERT,
In aid q The nands Of the Socley on Monday, sept -,
A. the Apollo Rooms.
First arrssrarce his return. OF The ceeorsted at
at. HENRI HERZ. Pianist % h VI ne hins o. ne
French who viii play sevcrsl ~ hls unufast compost
tions. and America. Ia PAklsltNNE, br>
variations psnofcrfe win acco1P OF
powerful chorus s performed By him a. the grand con.
~ him Ire Hotel te Vile. faris IN ad OF
the victims Of The Revolution Of Juy The tole~lns st'
lists have likewise volunteered heir services
Madame PiCO.
Sigr. BENEDETTl
Nous DUBREJIL,
hrst baritone Of the French OpeTs Ncw-OTlesns his
second appearance In NeW-lork
Debut of the recently arrived celebrated vionis HERR
W bAIIENhAl S>fN, apt solo player Of the Court
Theatre Of Cas-el. Germany
NJ D. ETIENNE will preside Al tho piano. and lead
the chorusses Full pArtiesArs vii be found IN the pro-
grsmues
Tickets 81. To be had from the committee the music
stores and the door Concert 70 commence o'clock
precisely sl5d
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