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sOe 2s iea bs Cover,eed 20s5 bols Rosin; SSi bels
Flour 1905 bash Corn $50 bsle' Cotton 3lo9 sss
Whale OH l59 bb. Meal 30 tlerces Beef 30 bb' Pork
To France. l7l6 bales Cotton; $4,000 ib' Whsebone
$50 bu,h wheat: ll6 M slaves.
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UNDERSTANDS

rNDERSHRr S- All kinds Of Und-I Garments Tor sale
I Of small advance upon coat a. J. y. sANNAY'S
newly established G,ntlemens Furnishing Store 10 VII
iamst directly opposite old North Dutch Chucn door
abov. Fulton-st
Gail and examine Mr. sanxay. fresh stock Of goods snd
mark his prices aud satisfied that you viii trade
.eifh this new house NJ wv
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THE NEW "LETTRES CURIEUsEs ET EDIFI.

ANTkS7
oHEcON MISSIONS AsD TRAVELS orfR fHf ROCKY MOI n
IafSs ~ lHfJ-'if ~ FArHgR p. j. or sYrT, 90
rHE SOCIETY % JESUS. VIII A. INTRO
DUCIosY SKETCH o. oREeoS AND
MISSIONS,
THESE LETTERS form Of the most renarka-
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not only Of the most astonishing and successful mis-
sionafy abors known bot they contain account IN
msny respects the and faithful yet pub
shed, Of the Oregon Territory its soil climate, scenery
productions aud people They constitute ia fact, i'm
porsnt addition 10 the history and geography 0f the whole
OF the vast country of the Rocky Mountains, and IN
every way ~ 70 form part Of the Letres kdhane-
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themselves famous 10 the Christian world.
They written iu PLAIN and sincere style. without
effort At effect and the descriptions OF the majestic and
beautiful scenery Of the North wes Of It's Indian tribes
and their wild life equal anything In language
for freshness and power. With al the value Of truth
these letters vivid as a romance.
They publi,hed complete IN one limo. vol IN the
best style with accurate map Of the country and " w.
lustratons Of striking passages Indian life scenery, &c
from original sketches taken the spot Price 10 cloth
binding II 25. EDWARD DUNCAN
M 3rss l5l FufOn-st.
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT

NOVEMBER 40. this day published which Is flied As
usual with matter well worthy the notice Of every
n our land
GREAT INDICTMENTS
With view 20 exteno the circulation and usefulness
the Am Agrcutursf" We will furnish clubs. through
the Poet Once the following low Three copies
year eight copies s. twenty copies, year r.
t. secure the Agcuturst at the above the
must be paid In advance
Reniitsnces may be through the Post Oaice with
entire safety, ~hich should be sent lpostpadl 70
n u {. NJ SANTON, Publisher 1i5 Broadway, " York.
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BLACKWooD

EOR OCTOBER j. this day pu5iished-The article IN
Il thi. number which viii excite most attention Is wrt-
under the title Of
"MkGA IN AMERICA"
In which the American pirsfica Publishers very
good nafuredly shown up, and the vast circulation Of
Backwecd n this country enthasastic. ally set forth
Pic. a. A yesr The four Reviews =. BackwOod and
he four 40 l. SCOTT co. Publisher
r2ft % FutOn-st- In God-st.
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CLOTHS. vESTINGS. &C.

MORRIS WILSON, 10 Chathamsr have IN store,
I'l and constantly receiving large assortment Of
Cloths Casimeres. Nestings and Trimming, which they
will sell BY the piece or yard cheap for cash.
oIg ffnisTuThxSat-
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~ Fifteenth Wsrd.-At a large meeting of Wings
Of the Fifteenth Ward at Constitution Hall on Friday
evening. the 23d inst J. PRESCOTT HALL, Esq. was
called to the Chair and JAMES Mccall, CoRNELius Bo
Carl AARON r. THOMPSON and JOHN l.. Mason, Esqs
made Nice-Presidents; J. b. NARNUn. JI and W. n
BLEAKMNS were appointed Secietsncs John T. none;
ESQ. behalf OF the Nominating Committee appointed
at previous meeting Iesd report nominating gOhN y.
II. De PUl Esq. as acandidate 70 represent me feeuh
Se. moved hst the name Of EKAsrts Br~rDcr be
substituted that Of Nj De fuy The meeting being
near, divided, The decision was len TO the Chair no
decided that lost and that the report was
adopted And then the es.iSs a Chairman
AARON X. THOMPSON,
coHSs Sr,SB ocAkr, Vise-fre'iden''-
JAMES Mccall.
X d r ' sssssa AZ Secretaries
Report Of Nominating Conrse eftA Ftee"tA Ha,d
Adopted Friday evening 2Jth October ~ one OF tue
largest meetings ever held in the Fifteenth Ward At Con
~, a. gIie Electors Of fhe Fifieenn V.pS
The signed tho Wins Assembly Nominating Com
mttee) beg respectfully 10 recommend TO their Nhig
brethren the Ward for their suhrases the OF
yaa, Committee after long delberaton have selected
with great unanimy Mr. DEPUY a. the proper person to
rs.rnt the Finesnth Ward, and earnestly hope that
her selection may with the decided approval Of
'" HENRY ssRii' iBsRsEfooRT JAMES L; OLIVER,
IavrS n kip JOHN 7. HONE,
HENRY LONG AM LSHS " =, ~ ~ 20 ~,
JOHN ODKLL go SITS
~ Fifteenth Ward Whigs.-Tax payers io0A 70
your interests and the honor Of the Ware Noie TOT
ERASTUS C. BENEDICT for Assembly It you would not
be governed by the Police Of the Ward. Remember + Z
BEssDicr for Assembly aud WIN. SAMUEL JOhNsON
Tor Senate Is the Ticket adopted BY the Ward NJ IL
~ To the Fifteenth Ward yoters.-Three can
didaies will be n tins Ward fer Assembly, namely
Erssus {. Benedict Wing; John Ross, Democrat and
John X Depuy. The voters Of The Fifteenth Wand are
earnestly requested 20 examine their tickets infinitely aud
vote for Efastus C. Benedict John Ross they value
+ he interests and pee liability OF The Ward
NJ IL. CITIZENS OF THE FIFTEENTH WARD.
~ Eighth INTERNATIONAL REFORM NOM
NATIONS; . ,,.,,,,. -. ,.,.o.-...,
Eoy 4sse.abl y........... ARTHUR b. Kaufman
al etso
re- Pure Mlk.-At general and Influential meeting
of6e Nkrpen who supply this city 70 was unanimous
resolved that Pure MIX could not be sold al retail Al less
man sxpencs per quart for the Winter Season, and
,shcesal9 pfces not than ourpenee per quart from
the lat Nov GEORGE DOEL IN the Chair JAMES O.
CePFFY Secretary c,..
Published by order Of the undersigned Committee;
=. v.ns.l.r 0,.ng. Co y p 1aemsn, oomis DdAle.
q sfevnns Orange Co. J. Fisher Blooningdae
I II ID H.ight Westohestsr Col. Moihoif blocninsdae
y Jsckson Weschester co. T McElhsneyt Long Island
/ O. Newkerk New jersey. C. J. stewart. Longlslend
J J. Bates, kew-Jsrssy Foley, L. is'saa' "a "H
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cHAWLs-sHAWLs.-s BARKER, 2sl Or

->HAWL>.- ; bAhhEh' 81 nrand-st
- has Just received in addition 70 his former large stock
Of shawls
cartoon. long shsws splendid design and superior
quality.
cartons all wool long shswl'i from s4 % 80 each
Also. 10 cartons brochs, from q ~ 10 >.
cartons Gil WOOL, very hae from ~ TO go
carton. splendid design and superior quality
from sl2to $50 each.
20 cartons long and square wool shswls. FROM 81 to $40
.sch Gail soon and secure the Bargains
90 5tl 5 BARKER 2sl GrAndst
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|. NEW NOVEL

DY THE AUTHOR or GALLANT TOM" thi. daJ
ID publi.hed-Osmund, the Avenger, OF, the R0bbef.
FoandIibga ronanee Of love md mystery Price 3 ct
FOR .aleb y n LONG ! BROTHER. - Ann-st
BURGESS. STRINGEA co ~ Broadway
MN IA GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings,
rf1 BFRFORD A co. Ast0r House.
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VURBaTIM RSPORTID
VIM HENRI BUR, Fonogrufc Rsporur, IL
w prspard tm furnil vurbstim Reports ov
Spsciz, Surmunz, Leccurz, &c. Ri ds sistem ov
FonOgraf, De utmost dcyurasi IL dtand IN macip
Reports. Adrss ApgDD Sacsun Obs. oso V.
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Aucu )neer
py JAMES VI. MII.LER-stofe No. Is Maiden.
ID lane, door TO No. Libertyst
TUESDAY, Nov. 2,
At l0s O'Clock, at store IL Maden-lane.
Doors SHoEs AND BaocASs.-l000 csses boots, shoes
and brogans consisting Of every variety suitable tor the
Southern, W estern and city trade. sale positive
THURSDAY, Nov. 4.
At lOt O'Clock the OF q. Lee, Knapp Paen 10
Jscobst
5000 sides hemock tanned sole leather, with other st
ri n the line
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TUESDAY, Nov. .,
f.f..L -, 49, A...k..t-f 0~.a.a.-

Al Y O'Clock, at the MsrchsntG Exchange,
CHAScERy SaLE--Under the direction OF p r. RuSsles,
ma.terL Lot Of land with the buildings the souhcrly
side of Twentethst 81 feet westwardly from the south
westerly corner OF Fourthe and Twentieth being
feet front Twentleth-s st. by u feet deep.
Executors sALE-Will be sold, the lease Of the two
story brick-front house 6 West Twenty hr-ts Lease
expires the st OF May next, subject renewals OF
n years each ground $50 The lot will admit offs
rear building JOHN BUCKLEY Executor.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
BURNHAM Il CO.,

BURNHAM X CO.,
III HATTEh5, 70 FutOn-st. cOor below Nassau 81
III y. Y ready 70 supply their customers and
al who may favor them with call with Hats OF
their Manufacture which for besuty Of hnsn stys u
trimmings durability and extreme low prices they feel
confident In asserting cannot BE- surpassed IN sn other
tabshment in this city SO JmsieI mas
HYOUNG'S STRAW HAT Msnnfsesory, 80
Vt the above est.bl lshnent has 20 on nanu
VI usual handsome sssortfnert OF susN t -. -
also al kinds OF Hats such satin velvet ,o l1e
season got 10 in the best manner ans - me os
with ribbons flowers and feather an AD'e .se'J sfti
81 In The line that !. desirable, 81 moderate Pfic-s
on Zaw2nisru&s
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DYR 4. n EMP, AUCTloNEER-stor. Az Broad.
ID way, ) dOors above Cansl-street r. &. X will give
his persona attention the disposal Of furniture al p
yate dwellings and stocks Of goods at auction Cash I'd
vspces made and sll sales promptly csshed
THURSDAY, Nov 4.
At 10 O'Clock the large aud spacious store S5 Broad
way opt oslte the New.vork Society Library Building
ExrESyvE Catalogue SALE % GsSTEEL FUR>IruRE.
Il c. KEMP viii sell at Auction, very large and hand
some collection Of about 400 lots of rosewood mahogany
aud black walnut cabinet aud upholstered furniture OF the
worthy the attention Of the trade hotel keepers aud
purchasers generally.
Also elegant rosewood extension table, acustonnsde
article. and shly finished
Also. elegant library book Gaze
Also rosewood dressing bureau and washstsnd.
Also, set Of rich satin dsuass window curtains
Also, mahogany pianoiorte.
Also 10 mahogany dressing buresx OF the beat styles and
workmanship.
Also 10 mahog any marble top wsshstands
Also 81 mahog any rosewood aud black walnut psri'r so
fas. various styles
Also, doz mahogany and black walnut psrlor ehairs
easy and rocking chairs
Also, mano ssny, French and gothic bedresds.
Also, beautiful, centre card and fancy tables
Also, rich nlver-psted esstors. waters, etc
Also rich styles gothic with other fancy srt
| cies chinaware. etc.
Also, feather beds aud hair mattresses.
Also book cases, wardrobes. NC.
Also, music stands and piano stools
FRIDAY, Nov s.
At 10 O'Clock, a. the Sales Rooms, S45 Broadway
MoKrcACgE's SALE 90 0ESrEgL FuRsIrukE-R &.
KEMP will sell above, the furniture OF gense pr
vle family consisting OF handsome assortment OF par
or chamber and Kitchen furnltuse Particulars hereafter
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NEW MUSIC,

V'RE JENNY LIND wALIL-I1l' besatiel MAltI
IS Just published By !. ?. hiNNE1,
Also-NAientine Polka
AL Of Jenny Lind's ne~ songs &c &C. 90 l~'
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NEw-YoKg. Oct y, 1871.
THIS IL TO NOTIFY all whom 1t may concern.
that We the undersigned, belns the lawful heirs % the
Rider estate DO hereby caution AT persons against pur
rh.ns any Of the sad eutailed estate, = nirn
- hi commence suit Tor the recovery Of said pro perry,
winch Is situated IN the County Of Barnstabls STATE 0i
M.ssaehusett aud comprises part OF south and West
Denuis and South Sea in south iAfmosth
R.becca Covel Jacob Carlow, Lyman Csfi9~,
John Covel, cyNanus Sai-o"f 49, . 49,
samuel Covc stephen Iafio"' Sst-s fI.yy,
Eoehezel h'~0'f 800 C.riovv - IT,
polly Case, lrell OaIloN.
rI,IIE NEW PATENT instrument OF VI. = pA .
~ Of Paris pupil OF the celebrated Professor
for Die cure Of weakness. proapsus and other
he veofnh a tLouf the Of causc any DINER
means can be had al Temsn's o. Chathani-st, pi
haGs. 50 Broadway AZ Delluc - & ~ -
way OF by applying at DR.. BRAILLfs, so hoas,on.'@
corner Of crosby. .
nR. &. BRAILLY, MD. Of the faculty o. faiisi
~ pupil Of the celebrated professor Lisrehe pa
wsy The DR. can be consulted every eAJ from . ~ Il
O'Clock, A NJ. u 4A.i
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING.

JOHNSON. Chimney sweeper. BE- found al ~ Lioer
y ty-st one door from Broadway. NJ 81
NTOTICE.-The copartnership between WM. }. c. As
lNnEksos and y. b SHAW d ssolved BY mutual con
sent on lffh July. i8t7 WM J. c. ANDERSON,
ngIt. y r. SHAW
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TO RAILROAD

CONTRACTORs-The Subscriber has published boos
Nof blank forms with pnnsd headings md coiums i9f
.riry I'M. tine Of Eorkmen for every DAY ia the week
tn h0. number OF days worked, the prce per day the
amount OF The week wages. and column for remarks
one book will keep the aecoan, ~ ~ men ior i've weeks
~ a.. SAMU ri RAfSOR, 10 B0wery.
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an CASKS ENGLISH Bleaching Powder, prime
ZOU quality, Just aodsd and landing per the Far
West and John q Coster.
The Subscribers constantly receiving this bleaching
powder fresh from the manufacturer who guarantees the
quality 70 be equal 20 any imported iu-O the United
states. and they offer the the trade and custoe
I on liberal terms CYRUS ". FIELD 4 co.
Importers Of Bleaching Powder, Wire Cloth felting, nc
nl-w Burlng-sllp
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HENRY N. LEEDS Auctoneer
rHANCEkY SALE IN Partition Of Valusble Pro

TUANCEhH SALE n Partition Of Nsusbl- Prop
~ erty the Third and Tenth Wsds-H III LEEDS
4 co will sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY next, Nov.
at the Merchants Exchange all that certain lot 81 land.
with the Improvements thereon, Known AZ Vsseyst
The lot 10 Is feet front aud aud 81 feet deep
Also the house and lot OF ground the northeast cor
ner OF Bowey and Hestsrst "a feet front and and
100 feet deep
Also the house and lot of ground the north cas-,
Hester aud Chyste ss and also, the lot adjoining
the same. the Dorthery side thsreof each lot being
Is feet Ia front and and 100 feet deep
Terms easy snd will be made known the day of ssls
See advertisement In the Gazette and Times signed Jas
Maurice Master and w C. Lsysridge Solicitor NJ 2is'
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PINE WATCHES.

PINE WATCHES.
- COLD siLgs&.
rHF -IBSCRfBkk 10 selling al descriptions
- Of 6ns Gold and Silver " Watches and Je~.lfy, a
~ retail lower than any other house In the city.
N .,ch-. warranted 70 keep good the money re-
tnrned Watches aud Jewelry exchanged.
watches repaired IN the best much than
the usual prices Gold watches - low 90 Is each
GEO G. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and Jeweiry, wholesale and retail, 81 W4l--t.
els 3mis- corner Willism.st up stairs
IA LARGE BROWN HORSE for -ale cheap
Iy-Nf applied FOR MAY b. seen Al GILLESPIE
- TURSURE's Stables, East Broadway, above
Pike % So
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tP- Fourth Assembly District.-FlFTH WARD
AT an adjourned meeting Of the Democratic Nhig Con-
vcnfon Of this District convened Thursday evening Oct
q. 1871, JOHN T. RODMAN unanimously nonin ated
e. the Democratic Wing candidate represent this Dis
tfct IN the Assembly Of this state. .. BY order
ANDREW w LECGAT. Chairman.
JONI w. PiRsSoN. See matt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 ~ .i.-Opsn every night Triumphant sasce.s
cHRISTY'S mINSTRELS.
The Oldest established Band the tnited states =
Chri.ty O y Chrissy. p. Pierce. Raynor. Abbott
rs nightly honored with crowded and highly respectable
audiences universally admitted 10 excel every smuse
meat Ct siniAr character offered IN TINS city
Admission - cents children under 70 years half price.
Door. openNT Concert viii commence a O'Clock
seats may be secured application 81 the Hall from 1!
toSPM. nl W.
MRS PFLBY'S CELEBRATED COLLECTION
OF SCRIPTURAL STATUARY,
Consisting Of the icilowins Groups,
Representing lmPortsnt sod Interesting Subjects
The Trial Of oar saviour.
The Last supper.
The Birth o. Christ
THE MORAL SCENE or TIRE INTEMPEHATE
Il FAMILY. Is nos open a. tli Broadway, late WAX.
ers Music Rooms. opposite the Apollo. every day, from
N A. NJ 20 10 P NJ Admttance p Gems. children halt
price Teachers Of schools Tree. NJ Sus'rurhsat
,J,ABERNACLE.-HERZ SIy ORR AND KNOOP
L TUESDAY evening, Nov Programme Of the last
Consert but one
Overture 20 Masssnieuo Orchestra
Rob~rt ie Diable-Fant,sia for violOneeIlo, BY
hummer with Orchestral George kaoop
Ara from Mnnao F,iisn, BY DoOi,etti-wits
Norma-Vsria,ion.d d Bravurs. with orehsstra-
Composed sud executed BY rsquest. Henri Herr
Souvenir di Rossi-Gsnd Duet for Violin and
Niooneello-execuied by.....-. >ivori ana Anoop
I fol
L. P.storale And the Last Rose Of summer-Pia-
sno Soo-Composec and executed on Pisno.
Hem herr
GRAND rSiO coNCERrANrE.
By Northumberland by ....... Herr SivOr Knoep
Giusto Do from Tanered,-vi,h orche.t..-
sung by Mad Otto
lie Carnival de y,nce-by request, and exc
Nutru aflAo SlNofi
All the Accomplishments BY the Orchestra under the d.
/ reeti0n o. Signor RAPErrI
The grand Piano Forte he from Mr.. Hens factory
IN PaTi. During the Second Part Mr. Herr will Intro
Frr. ~ lie Of he a.
nin0l likewise from his factory which has been awarded
the first prize Of honor the las, National Exposition
PARIS
INIosTsSr Noricsrhe great pressure At the door on
the evenings Of their former Concerts having given q
complaints the part Of gentlemen who sccompa
MED by ladies' h and have determined for the
future the following arrangement Prce OF ticket taken
az the music stores before O'clock p NJ IS price
ticket taken the door. 81 Concert TO commence
I O'clock NJ IL
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EOREIG> JEWELRY.-TlFFASY YOUNG
FLII, h.v. -rsIyed by the lat French steamed the
most elegant collection Of Je~ery aud Watches Tor
sale In this country all Of when are marked IN psin
importaons Of fancy articles for the holidays 90 SITS
COAL.-ioo tons fret quality Llverool, saosi, and
I S-..i. bv JOSEPH McMu RRAi,
"a corner OF Pine add South sts
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r. JOHNSON Auctioneer
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By A. ID GALE-Stors
ID N PsarLsr-TUESDAY, Nov. 3 at 81 O'Clock. A. NJ
800 cases boots shoes brosans rubbers &c comprising
a general assortment adapted TO tho Fall trade
Constantly hand, stock Of the above goods ct pr
vate sale.
B.-Libers cash advances made on consi gpnsnts Of
boots shoes, leather, hats, caps, Ac. go 81
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CYRUS w. FIELD g. CO.

NVh"IroIUN tThh " IN ITO ~
No. Buring slip, New-York.
TAe Higi,sf Mgrk,f Pro, Pad ~ Cash, for
Rags Grs-s Rope, Rope Cuttings,
Canvas. Isrred Hope, Cotton Waste,
Bagging, Hemp Rope, Gunuy Regging
And al other Kinds Of paper msksr stock 81 their Rag
Warehouse. 10 Piaft-st New-lOrk NJ Nv
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HOMER MORGAN, Auct0nssr
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
II SWIFT a MORGAN viii sell at Auction on RS
DAY. November at 10 O'Clock at "a Pikest the resi-
Of James Colgate the entire furniture In said
house, comprising foil and complete assortment, made
order, and Of ths best qosdty
Catalogues may be obtained The dsy before the sale.
To let or lease the above house, and immediate posses
sion giyen. Apply 10 The Auetioneer fines ~ 5tis
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- FARM At JAMAICA, l.. 4. near New. York

~. FARM At JAMAICA, l.. 1. near New Yorh--
HI An excellent farm OF 81 late OF John u Ditmis,
- half mile Of Jamaica village having besnti-
m front on the main turnpike road from Jamaica 70 Jer-
cho Hempstead Babylon, &c, with spacious mansion
house and oubuidings hne young orchard; heavily
tmbered well waered gentee neighbor mood churches
academies &c nnmefous-hsf an hour from New fors ~
the city leave several times each Certain 70 suit
temen wishing reside In the country and do business 10
the city daily Threefours Of the purchase money can
remain years mortgage The undersigned, residing
a. Manhssset, L. distant from the property quite sn1
lous 10 sell, will exchanged for City proper
~ lying 10 the bounds Of Nassau Pearl John and spruce
ste He can be seen in NswYork every "wednesday from
II until 3 p. NJ at 80 Nsssaa-st. n o. OSDEHDoNh-
81 lswl0wis'
- AT PRIVATE sALE-Tbs valuable tstory
"a. brick house and lot the attn sde OF /" s,sn-se
- Church and BrosdwsJ: the iot % zee, IN.
BY 81 feet Inches yard handsomelJ sa 2us ~ ~ hne
order. For particulars apply 70 . BILE nns'
NJ iw Aueuoeeei, : Die-a-se
~. TO LET-A sentlsmaa Is de.irous 10 let part Of
L. nesty mode 10 finished warn baths ranges &c. &C
- house 10 small family who would be wiling 70
t.,S Or ressonsble pensstion, himself and family
eo..tins OF wife four children and The house
. 1o pleasant and quiet neighborhood up town. line
sddressed Tribune Once, will be attended To. NJ JIG
-. TO LET-A neat house, plainly furnished 10 the
E upper part u the city, TO small pr family who
- would board the present inmates, IN number
The best references required Answers will be called 10
during the week. AddressA N. at this ONCE. M n
q TO LET-A senteel 5s,ory brick house with sll
II the modern Improvements 20 Abin8don-plase In
CURE on the premises or Of A. bA0Lkf, 1883 Broad
way. NJ iwise
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NEW-f ORK, Nov ], tn.
G,nf,pen deeply sensible Of the honor conferred
10y the Wing Nomination 70 represent the Fifteenth
Ward 10 the Assembly, urged II IL by large sbd
respectable portion Of the Wings Of the ard and &C
cept the nomination.
have the honor 20 be, very respectfully yours.
ERASTU5 G. BENEDICT
To Messrs. SHEPHERD KNAPP and others COMMITTEES.
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NIUsIC.-Balls snd parties attended with music such
WI violin, with harp piano accom- panment, or in
suments from two to i've In number a. may be request
ed. Orders attended To by
nIl Irut. a.
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CxTRa NEW HULL,D CKwHEAT.

LXTRA NEW HULL'D BUCkWHEAT.-Ihe
IL ancerss ned prepared TO receive orders for ne"
hurd Buckwhes neatly packed IN barrels, nslf barrrs
eighth and quarter barrels also IN BAGS Of - and p
each warranted weight free from Erit and equal ~ qua
% any IN market Orders from the South and htst
companied with city reference. VII meet Sitn PIor
Attention. J. ~ @ FROST, 20 rfontsI
Fresh Dat Meal. Graham Flour, white sna ye.o 800
Meal extra family and bakers Flour In a. &c
and bags. .
,,pPRu CANDLES, OIL, xc.-Jsst received 100
80 Of superior sperm candles, which viii Be sold
very for cash VIZ - ci. 10 ~ the pok o = % -
h~ solar oil s. sa Aso, hae te.si eorees sugars
foreign fruits. &c io .Le easnte. % suit dealers o.
u Vesey-s; Oh lnh'
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VIM n. JONES. AuctioneeI.
BOOTS AND sHOES.-By J. ID. IN0ERSOLL
DCO-stors ~ Pearlst-On Wednesday. November y,
10Y O'clock 500 boots shoes and brosans suitable
for the Southern Western and city trade
Also, ~ cases mems prime Kip pesssd boots
Also, ~ mems calf sewsd wster- proof boots
Also, 10 cases won,en's leather pesged buskins.
Also. 5 cases womeo's leather pegscd lace boots
Also, 10 cases misses leather pcsssd lace boots e1