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BOOK TRADE.
HoRTIcULTURIsT

~ Ip .CNt Frfl.-Ilf VIII. 't C. v'rl % .4r ~
+ ~ H. snrlsss iusi published the 5fh o. he
'.~e,S roirrns h > edited b Downing, who =
49, Known 70 be every way capable 3; editing sacn
- Fir,t voiarl supr-d also, FinEie Numbers y
"a MARX n NEWMAN 4 co. TO- brun~aJ
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ELECTRICITY.

lust COMPLETED, and for sale cheap, asuperor elec-
Jtrca machine for collecting both kinds n eec,Iicy
Spectaces suit al at reasonable prices Superior Mag
aetlo Electro Machines for the Of rheumatism and
an nervous diseases Also, Mathematical Philosophical
and Chemical Appssius on hand snd made @ order IN
sgn.rior manner HENRY Nj. WATKINS,
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NATURALIZATION.

FIST PITBLIsHED : new work entitled Nsfarsifation
y on Aliens. or The Aliens GUIDE 70 Citz-nshipi sno
Court Manual containing sketch Of The avs VIII aIee
tons sud form. II eednxs for the o.
Aliens In the United states with Notes and an ApPenok
n George W SCOT Counsell0r-st-Law. For sale -
20 BELL 4 GOULD. l58 Nasssu-sf-
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CuITTVATOR

NOR NOVEMBER just received s1bsenPtlon Pc - y
i this valuable woik devoted 20 Azrlcefufe ony Ons
Dollar per year Bsck bath Of he CID 1Ha new
serie. constantly on land y - 80. 9, -,
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CENTLEMEN,s FALL sod Winter W

C,ENTLEMEN,s FALL asd Winter wesr.-wM.
UT. JENNINGS a co. Diapers and Aiiors, importers
OF Cloths Cassueres Nestngs Fancy Dress articles &c.
M Broadway American Hotel, oner foi inspection an e1-
tensve Of and fashionable goods for FaI
aud Winter selected with view 10 rendering ther
stock a. rch IN quality and variety can b found IN
the city
miled Cloths various shades beaver do; drab and blue
Devonshre kersey Canada gray do drab blue and black
Pilot Cloth brown. black blue ard drab Mohar Coatnss
Winter Froeks SACKS &c beaver and uied cloths 90
Was article; extra Tweecsi &c Dress snd rroet
Goats. blue, blaef olive, brown. green ana aoea.ae
Cloths Of BiOiys, monis, and other iabres business
and Travelling Goats PLAID Cashmere, Iweeds and other
goods, Hunting Goats olive, brown and dao Molessn,
&c Pantaloons French, Enssh, herman and American
black blue mixed aud fancy Cassimeres selected with
Difference the various tastes Of our numerous patrols 10
this line which such attention has been directed - 70
enable us 20 insure AZ combining and elegance.
Vests black Silks and Sans fancy do Woolen and Nei
vet Paids; figured Merinoesi white and buh Cashmere
and Maees rich silks and Safns for balls, parties &c
Army and Navy Experience enables Is 20 furnish nj
forms Ia strict nity 10 regulations and have a.
Ways on hand the materials necessary TO the different
grades the service First quality read made garments
equal ~ the best custom WORK
and pilled cloth surtouts large assortment improved
sty ncladins blue. black brown aud dfao Mo
dIsb and blue Pilot olive and brown weeds ac Youths
and Bows Ovefc0afs Winter frOc<s sacks &C. blsi-
ness and travelling Coats olive brown, green and blue
Coats 1rse assortment in various eolor- and Abues
CoAks blue and black Cloth, fail and three quarter cir
plain and rbbed Nelyeteen, for riding, travelling, kc
Nestings black silk. SATIN, bombazine and Cashmere
fancy STA satin and Nhlcnclat pan
Velvet black and figured silk d.. Dressing Gowns De
Lanes Mefno aud hguIec Muslin IN great variety hunt
ilg Coats, 10 VARIOUS styles .
Fancy Dress Arricss Taglioui, Jenny Lind, MAIarka
And other fancy CraFais Englsh frencn and Ia.
ian black silk Craszts eNtr. -nd medium fa--ity BLACK
satin Crayas superior black six and satn scafs new
sy fancy do Merin0 Scarf. 90 Mures oE rayenz
Nc twed aud pAiL English, French nd India feckst
andk Is white colored and bordered Linen hzndS q
Gloves Ch.sson and Bsoas blsek white and coi1fed
Rid also, MsTia0 BaekskIn, LINED Berlin Linen, Coiton
&C. SusPenders al the various ~ es and qzste< n
derest AMI Drawers Merno, >k' b1e kskin /" COL and
Cotton flzuneL Half Hose. while .nc mixed Aerino
and Cotton, various grades shirts, bosolns ara So4er
Umbrellas. six and Cotton
PIecs Gocds. Cloths Casslneres, Nestings kc- a.
tensve an assortent a an be found In the county
which vii be sold By The piece yard a. low prices
they be bousht with the oosioas adVAHtsee or
selection from What be relied upon - the rost lash
to-. - o.
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BONE SETTING.

DR.. JONATHAN K SW Ell,
Natural Bone Setter,
HAS COME from Rhodelsland and tab en- room at -
IL Henry-st IN the City Of Brooklyn His practice
tends ali diseases Of the limbs such dsocatons trso
lures hip diseases sprains white swengs sbscess
ishes, conuactions. Se- JONATHAN X. SWEET.
o1o linz
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0TTI1s OF TaE PaITs.os 40 R,NlF0 lR,4suRo'o{

COMPANY. November o, 1877.
XOU ARE HEREBY notified, that The Paterson
Il and Rsmpo Railroad Company have made application
to James Neyius Esq Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the State Of NewJerey for the appointment OF Com
and required or the the Company
the construction Of their Railroad aud that the said JUS
tce has appointed Tuesday the thteth dey Of November
instant az the house OF Luse Nandeyeer IN the Cry OF
Newark at two o'clock the afternoon Of that for The
appointment by him. under his hand and seal OF three Dis
interested impartial and iudicous ireehoders Commits
soners proceed in the premises under the eighth
tOn Of the charter Of the Company TO examine and ap
praise your land required, and such damages
they may be authorized by the said 10 TO you
aud directed that you should have at least twenty
days previous notice thereof a. which time and place
will attend II you think proper aud be heard respecting
the JOHN hOPfEk, Secy.
To William 2. Rathbone, Richard wight, James Mon.
creif Philip ). Crook Linas Scudder, Warren ;. ker
losg, William H. Sweet, William +. Mason Moody Cum
mns Robert NJ. Blackwell. n3 lta~tDl
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DANCING.

DODWORTH. f48 Broome-st- near Broadwey-Ihe
N. classes for the ensuing season VIII commence on
Tuesday, Oct s. ,,,
A. D. deeming IL unnecessary 70 enter into oetalleo
account Of the advantages Of his school, or Of his own
qusihceions would simply state that be teaches all the
dances Of the present day and those In proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday ha for ladies' and child
rem Tuesday and Friday al hslfpsst7 for gentlemen
soirees twice month, confined entirely 20 ths puPs
wsltziug the Polka RedOwa Of the new dances
Academic. or families attended si4 3mistp
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CORPORATION NOTICES
CnRPORATION TICE.-PahlI. notlss J, b

CORPORATION NoTICE.-Pusiis notice i here
- BY stsrn a. tn- t".r a oNh-iri ,,o,,s
fls Affected thereby that he 90 owing assessments 49,
b-sr completed ~ The Assessors, aud are io9 se1 -
s,--st mssiOrers Otce for cTlfnin.iion ~ -
en-. interested VIZ, Fer bai.drs se~er IN r,,
-, III last river % the ncfta-~csicriy Ire on
The limits embraced By such assessment ,as.use a. "a
$500. M and situate On both sifes Of fulton stree, sio
- -, river - Broadway; also, 90 che westerly sae %
$50 e.t~~en fulton srd beesman St. $50 oo,n a.,
- vyts, bs-~n Fulton and Beekuan SIS also co ooih
49, of Pesr between John ana feffy 50 - % -
-. III Cita t-t~ en- John ard Beekmaa IS As0vn o't
49,, &c.. A1ev. also on The westerly sidc q goa
h--vg.sn John and Fulton SIS also on puth " -
fsr between John aid Am SIS Aso on WI s.aes ~
49,, t.., fe5o ,pd Fnlton SIS. ais0 on the soaihefy
80 5f Ann between WilhAm-f aaa sis So. -, 49,,
beth sides OF Beekm4nst between OnI So $40 -, Ar
$50, h-,L .Ises OF Nassanst between rutyA ~ Nlu
- All persons whose interests are sfecteo y u
ersi ,..e ssuients and who opposed g tAe s !.
-, nj ,k- upSes,sued Al the Street ltniuiis.'on'
ers once within thirtv Gays nun ne eas7 Y -
srd Chairman 81 'he Assessors
Street COMMISSIONER Office, Nov 9, is'l. ns
OyyIcE ~ RECEIVER o. TAXES. New City ia, tNr
TANEs, 1sis.Notice Is hereby gwen .n I. 'o a..
Ro0ks OF tie present year nov open Al DIS o'nee
,pf tha, am ready receive The taxes charged On men
All persons ray Ing their taxes previous % ne ~ 81
~ he rate Of per cent ger calculated from ihe
day Of paymsa the ist q tebruaEy once hours 'fo
s. A NJ 10 ?. NJ. Bsnkabe money oniy Fe. elyea.
III Persons sending full description OF their properly
70 this orce will have their bills sent 70 ne nj 81 - 0A
o5S tJ.i Receiver Of Tsxes
SUPPLIES OF FLOUR for the Aims House pe
$rsrrert-seslrd proposals will b received ~ ne
,or,rs,ioner AZ his Office in the Park uutl O'Clock
Of the 2th inst for supplying Tor me use u ''e
Aims House Department:
3 barrels Superfne Ohio flour, - -.
$40 barrels Fine Ohio Flour, sample' 70 ne seen a.
so barrels Fine Micchngs, me Olee-
IS barrels Rye Flour. s..A =,
TO be delivered Bellevue, foot Of Twenty sixtns'
z r. free Of al expense being notified; Zach pAIeei
10 be estimated for separately and VIII Be decided IN thar
manner and proposals be accompanied with the names
of two responsible persons with their assent 10 ~rte
a, security Tor the performance Of the contract
no IL - LhONtnD, sS ~ =, ,e -
Oic. Of Commissioner OF Aims House n 4 NOV. T. ~
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CYRUS ". FIELD s. CO

COMMISSION FAftk WARsHOUSE.
Ne. ourlingsiip, New.Yort
Th< Hgt<f Marsss Pr,cs Pad N Casa r.
RA<s. Grass Rope. Rope Cutfias.
Canvas, ISrrec Rope, Cotton W aste
Bagging, Hemp Rope, Ganny Ssxxinx
And all other kinds Of paper makers s.ock g their IA
N reAouse, IA PlsftsL New-York. n22w
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TO THE LADIEs,-wM BROWN, - ch.shaa

TO THE LADIES,-wM BROWN. - Chatham
- opposite Roosevelt, has large asscrtuent q n41e,
which vii sell AZ lover prices h.n they have ever
been sod ~ this cry he daily nnisnics toe OF TIE
most splendid ynX have ever been II ths AZ
keI- Which VII be sold very low n m
WATER CURE-DR TRAIL, who started The frst
w Hydropafhic insttarion America receives patients
AZ his new aud commocous estso,snuent ID La fnt-st
one door from s. John',park O-tee hours: before
A N fcm ? 70 ?; and after ? VI Consultations for
hon treatment mornings and eveninEs- OF inos'
1 AIDES WET-WRATHER BOOTs-Anesf and
Loe41ili1I artlc.e which rts tae iOot al ankle Lac
s;ookins and Is Just the thing for vet wsAther nzngf
iaied Aaa ior ssle b lElol Il n DAY, . cortAaa-st
HALL LANTERNs-ln great VARIETY, with neh eur
II and stained Elsss Manufactured and for sale By
80 DElfZ, BROfHkkS co, lSs W1ianst
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4 Ainii ...esrts - tutors from 20 houis
d.V nav ~ accommodated b. sPpyios 70 me yi1Se
Us scbool Agency, Clinton hs,., 2 % ~ ~
V Ius.. ~ 49, Z II. WILCOX. Pr1prIet0r.
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INSURANCE.

MONKlS fOblNSONs Iltslorut
SAN. HssNAy, sec'ry.
mINTURS PosT, d. Physician, 5of Broadway nj
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Com
paDy--Ofice II Wall-stfhis insutuIOr 10 Distinguish
ed by The following pecuilsrilies
sI When the premium Ia 50 annually, nei0uflh
may be paid IN cash and three foufths In secured nole
r. months bearing six per cent interest," or II may %
paid half yeary, quarterly or monthly
ID Persons tste fe policies and paying D. per ceni o.
premium In cash and those taking policies for shor yer
periods aud paying 90 per cent n cash MAJ give her IN
dvdua notes for The balances II Satisfactory TO The ON
There Is annual dividend Of prohs made - me
insured
The business Of the Company has been unparalleled DUR
Ing the Of It's existence. To The lsi Of August 1911
"a months) 460 policies bad been issued and after paying
all losses and penses there remained net capital Of
over $4,000 Statements Of business and al other
papers the Company nsy be hsd BY applying At the Office
Of The Company, IL Nsll-sL Nse.fois
DIRECTORS.
Seth Low JOnnA Uudere God ,ThOs r. Soggi,
VIM A & Peutr. Wri. II. Mott FfW. Anthony,
Henry McFarlan RohL 1. Patterson. VIM NJ. simpson
Chss Msckneti Andrew sSneliing Lewis G. Grover.
ROBT l. PATTERSON PrefldenL
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
jas. srswssT v. D. Medical Examiner, At HE ofhes
daily from W O'Clock.
VALENTINE MoTT, N. ID
JAS Vas RENSSELAER,. NJ. u.
az furhSsn A@dics koArd ~ consuieHoo.
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THE EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH INsUR-
i ANCE COMPANY, No. 40 Waitn-ln addition
10 the business OF Life Insurance, this Company I,
now prepared TO make insurance on the HEALTH
Of individuals By the payment Of the premium. the
person insured viii become entitled 70 receive from
insured, during each weeks sickness experienced.-
To enable Of limited means 70 avail themselves Of
this highly useful and beneficial insurance. the rates
brought within their reach Persons will be insured from
q O. per week between the Of ~ and So years
The rates for all ages from ~ 10 90 follows The
payment Of 81 90 will secure - per week during
Tor one year. - 20 80 8 60 "a 81 81 and e. 90 %
GEORGE w. SAVAGE, President
RICHARD II. BULL, AM. Secretary and ActUay.
JoHS McCLELLAsD, NJ ID. 81 Fourih-ay. Physician.
$3.50 - 1 IL. nj Iux.od
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T. = CrscvIr coUKr-B>fore Judge Nelson -B9
liam Saross julia DsaooB ez<eHrfI. &c TO recover
proml.sory notes the defence 10 which wac want Of
(, ns,d ration To b. continued this forenoon fof
pl.inuf Mr. II Ksteham; fOf defendant Mr.. Outing
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DRY GOODS.

GREETINGS FOR SALE 10 close an Estate
- Country merchants invited 20 examine the spen
did stock Of brown and beached Sheeugs and ShirtDs
Yarn Bats &C exhibiting the second hoors Of
49, 20 and q Cedars which offered and will be sold
below their market value close the estate OF the late
firm Of ln3I L. N ONOhhnILL,
DLEACHRD sHEETINGs and Shirtings Of every
Dstye and width from Of yafo 10 yards WIDE, may
be had tbs manufacturers prices On the "a roor OF 4
Cedarst Pearst This il the first and only exclu
sve assortment Of besched goods In this CITY, and the
goods are furnished country merchants 10 suit their
wants al the trade price, Of large lots
o26 r. ~ UNDERHILL co. IL, ~ and u Cedar-st
DLEACHED COTTONS.-5O cases Rockingham
D4-4 be6ched shrrlngs.
so cases Dorchester blesched shirtings.
IS kottins CHAM "a superfne beached shirtinss
10 Dover 81 inch "
~ Eiwell Mills % inch"
IS Chelmsford SO inch
20 Berwick
% For sale by SEsMITH co. 80 and 81 Pine-st.
NIERINO CA~sInEREs.-5oc cases merno cassi
Imerss comprising all coors and mixtures and va
rious Qualities Tor ssle by CT HARRIS
su7 70 txchange-place
DHOWN sBEEtINGs aud shlrngs Of various
- well-kno~n siyl lea aud qnslities for sse by
~. HARRIS. a. frcbanRr-plsch
O1 LOW PRICED BLEACHED MUsI.INs,
O-f Of various styles for sale BY
n8 c. r HARRIS - Exchange place.
\ Ow PRICED PRINT CLOTHS, for sale by
~ ne {. r. HAhhiSs 10 Exchange place
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On application At the Agency, IN The Tribune Build
iuR complete hat may be had gratis Of all the cities and
towns Ia the whole country 10 which newspapers are
publshed for which v b. PALMER u the Agent author
ne bv the propretOrs make contracts and give re-
lt. o. nfions and adxertlaeInens rs weod
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EUa ArKS HYDRAULICS.
HYDRAULICS

rI,HE PUBLICATION Of the first number Of this work
Is deferred until Saturday the 18th inst Orders may
be sent 10 an OF the bookseers The whole WORK vii De
co-,nie.ec inf uurn hers q - cents 3 number. o.
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UNITED STATES ComnissosERs OrFIcE-beiore
ronmissiouor Morton Capt ShiaH OF the bark Tvs
uowna wss examined on q charge Of ASSEMBLING John
DriSAt colored msD. OF the crew, with danger
Gus weapon, IA walking cs1e) Held 10 his own reeog
uixapce for AlOO
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XVANTRD.-Rseeiversc ertifcxtes OF the Farmers X
w Mechanics Bank of New Bunswiek, New Jersey,
wanted By nj III I'll COLEMAN, SO Wallst-
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MAsrSy CouRT-Before Judge Waterman. -Gcorse
Byfoyd vs. George Wea Action for false imprisonment
~ Antwerp by OF tho ship Edwins against the
captain The Court did not consider the proof SUN
eent Judgment for deiendsnt-for plsintih Mr. be
bee; for defendant Mr. msrbury
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kPARIs BOOTs.-WM NJ. YOUNG, formerly
No. Annst but now the Paris Boot Emporium,
importing and manufacturing the best quality o.
~ French Calf Boots for - So equal TO the best sold
In other for s. and 81 do fine calf owedthso
make for - 81 aud warranted 10 give satisfaction All knds
OF goods In his line kept constantly hand and made 70
order In the shortest notice. OF Fulton and Nassau
SIS opposite the Herald Office nj I'm.
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SCHOOLS.

ERENCH CLASSES, by Pref J ? EDWARDS,
Il II every n9aoey i+at.1af 90 ffi1a3 rfe@i,. --
end teacher II Prof TsPrau school, add y peinss.on
refers % the following gentlemen many Of waon os.s
been his pups J. p rorfester Nd i n-1 10 ~
MD. ; 81 Pond, A ". Csbsslzu, l. g. Fornan; W
Ame., Esqs. Prof Henry Tsppan, d D., Rev Df. me
house Rev { n Reid. kc. &c- Prof Edwards VII - -
tend q the houses " pupils Il requested. y, b,
l oe1s :, y, sn - "ff'' 10 I'm
IyS1.IJ-H AND FRENCH -CHOOL.EPIot
EvfIl,FPLAIT AND LADY'S Ens4ish eHe rish.n
School for Younz Ladies. rs Cieerest Det"se- "
place and Eighth-st for tsruf &c P'e~e "a a.
fy,uIIIY- OR SCHOOLS wishing the services
- Tfee1oriesi students tutors, from 70 hons
Sav NAV b seeonuodsfed by sPPyios 70 me ya1se %
Us school Agency, Cnio. hs 80 e,neb
oi co. l'' Z II. WILCOX, Proprietor.
LESSONS OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Is A LEstEJk has ne nonof % INFORM lLs P.''.o
th he will receive proposals that may be addressed 70
hin fr zving French Lessons, either 70 irdivoEas IN
isr8'lies or il Acaoeniesl Institutes ,..,,...
evrk been connected 3 years with French oufnsllsn
And having resided Is years ia Newlofk, where he .
hoaorzb Known By h. c0untrymeni N Les1elT IN &C.
vctng himself 20 the teaching Of the French LangusEe
ofers every gusrsnty both regards capsby and mo
r.fy Ashe Partisan BY birth. his pupils vii require
ynder his tuition the sfeete, purity ID
t<schips Of the French L@Dsuage .,.,.
Apply personally from to u 0eieef A. hl or D 's
Rf(erenoes-Prof = g. BerteAn - Pisrrepont't bioof
20; Miss H. Hsinss Young Lseiss Boarding sssnoo
IWcrtletn-st ~ olf 400 Nn41-4c - W.
Young Ladies Boarding School,l % Oreene-si y Il n
Cbardon ESQ aud C. G. Bechet Esq 10 Hudson-stN -
s. Gui1sOme Esq. is4 Pnnes-st y. 4. Oh ~
l,KENlH LANGUAGE tn..es's Ora sJstem-
II Madans DLRASD daughter Of the late Jean NJ anescs
l.dies and gentlemen that she now organHns
pa.,S.rcs ss VVsiker.t oZ3 lmlstps
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL
wEsT BLOOMFIELD, X. J. 80,
rY,HF WINTER SESSION Of this Institution Wih
4 commence on The first Monday 10 November. Terms
ipcloding ali expenses from so 70 80 per quarter
dis 4vss r. WARREN HOLT, Principal.
NJARsH's CLASSICAL and Commercial Aesne-
WI my, l07 HeDryst. Brooklyn, viii be reopeneo OF
Mondsy August So Tor the instruction Of young senteen
In every branch Of education necessary 70 Y them 70 ens
college or counting-hOuse Terms from se 70 I'D per
quarter For circulars reference and other par
- -. - - - ar4 n
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Il froai-sL between Montgomery and Ooayernegr sts
EAs. River Oce 81 MAi6en-lane second toor The SUB
,crber contnues 70 zuufzcture and has constantly
han5 Printing lnk Of q. he varics Of quality and color
Printers and merchants viii md their orders executed 81
moderzte prices and may be assured Of receiving - toof
N Article ~ there "a the u.rksI ocO- MAlhEh
4rrn
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Neutrality-suspicious. is hereby given 70 the relatives
and next Of kin Of JOHN YOUNG, late Of the City OF
NewY York merchant deceased and who Is allie ged 10 have
died intessts that shall apply 10 the Surrogate OF Tie
City and County Of NewYork fer Letters Of Admnistra
ton upon the estate Of the said nestate the 2d day
OF November next, o'clock 10 The forenoon Dated
New-York Oct II, Is47. JAMES :. THAYER,
OF 2aw4w Public Adm nistrator.
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A COMMON niIsTAkE

A COMMON MISTAKE - MADE "a sup
10 a common ssrsapsitlA syrup, which u 10 rot a.
ops bottle corars a saffcie1I qualify 20 MAKE more
Tar gallon Of syr1p, far superior 70 that ased 10 ne
bo,s or any sot of inre. four stltnss per quart IL
h compgnI exlrscf OF the beat HOrd1r4s ssrsspsnla
exIrscted without assL Principal Office Id Fulton
sers snor 10 The sun sn26 3mThsa
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XNICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE COM
IN PANY OF NEW-YOkk, office 81 Wall-st-Cspital
Ss8OO00-OrigiDsy incorporated IN lIso-Ihs company
continues against loss and damage BY fe on me
most favorable teTms its operations are confined chiefly
TO the City Of NewYOrk and its immediate proximity
losses adjusted and paid with and beraity.
DIRECTORS.
Gorra Ireland John Oothout George Arcularius,
Robert Benson, John Campbell george COnkIini
Joshus Bush Robert L. Stuart John Gray,
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook Asher Riley,
ANTHONY Lamb Adam Norrie. Robert Kermit
BenTu be Forest, William Tucker Chas z. Leverich.
Anthony Chardon LexisC fIamersley, w ilam Browning
Alex Lawrance William p. Dean, Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND, President.
A B. MCDONALD, Secretary
New-York Oct 2, 1871 o.
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mE- VIZ. HARRISON, - Csnal-st. oser
Eln2.I for sale splendid assortment Of rosewood
"MH and mahogany Piano fortes Of "a and &C.
j - ytayes, with his recent improvement, snt
az the lowest prices oD I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

DEACH-ORCHARD COAL-Now dischargng
Il from BARGE MONUMENT, 100 tons Stone
BARGE SWALLOW s. tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON, ll9 tons Eggi
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER, n tons Nut
For sale low from vessel Apply 70
r. STOKES DlCKERSON, l07 Anth9nyst.
off near Broadway.
COAL.-lO0 tons hrst quality Liverpool, snoat, aud
Nfor sale BY JOSEPH McMURRAf,
NJ corner OF Pine and south sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11
OSO CASKS English BlsasAlas

Jsn CASKS ENGLISH Bleaehlng Powder, prime
XIV S4alry just l-sded aud landing per the Par
Mesl AID Joha a. Cesfcr.
Iae ssbces constantly receiving this bleaching
p1ef, sIesh from The Manufacturer guarantees the
saallly be eQuxl any imported into the United
st.les fhey rGde and Customers
90 hb,r al tsrms CYRUS W. FIELD \ CO.
Importers vi boseAins Powder, Wire Cloth, fe.glns, &e
NJ ~ sBarhag.sly.
4 sURHIRRsp TOOLS q sspsriof quality, mAsst.s
Nssret b .. W. Proctor, Cor sais 81
= io~e QUINCY 4 eklkftkA&B q lcks-gs
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ITO UNEMPLOYED Medical Oentlemen-W anted
A medical gentleman 20 south u act assist
ant physician ia Of the Southern Hospitals To
young man, possessing good medical education and who
would wish prove his talent. Ia his profession.
ceent opening presented with fair compensation.
None need apply but who come well recomme nd
ed Also wanted young Of education snd cnarac-
ter 10 the institute aid 10 its MANAGEMENT APP
ply Tor Information 70 Mr.. o. r. LlLLiBRIDGE Office Of
the American Patent Stsem Ice Cream Company, lSf
Chatham-squere, n Y NJ 81.