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III. s. ID. IL. BROOKS g. co,

nLoTHIERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, Cfs.sI
u l{Ehf,S IND. PES3LNGS, Nos ll6 and lis Cherry
street. Of Cntharue have hand very large stock
OF Fashionable ready made Clothing, just manufactured,
and especially adapted 10 the season Also, CLOTHS,
CASSltIERES dld PES7JN1iS, by the piece, or in
quantities 10 suit purchasers.
LlRlIENISo Of every description manufactured to or
der in the best possible manner and In point Of style not TO
be suppressed oct-S-lyd'
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DELMoNICO's HOTEL,

J : : : : :
d a. L. DELNoNICO respectfully inform their friends
L and the public generally that their New Hotel being
completed. they prepared 10 offer accommodations
for either famies gentlemen may required. osy
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Fine French Letter and Post Papers.
FINE assortment Of these Papers, together with Eng
"A sh and American Papers both ruled and PLAIN, con.
SANITY hand The best Of English Bloing Paper, red
and white, Copying and Wrapping Paper for sale whole
sale and retail, by VIM w. ROSE,
oct & w Importer of Stationery, 10 Wal ST.
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IIE very choicest Of CreHore's whte red and blue
L back eagle Playing Cards, also Merry Andrew, High.
lander and other Varieties, with every description Of buck
together with assortment Of Playing Cards from all the
principal card manufactures in the United Sies For sale
at the very lowest prices and in any quantity TO suit p,r
chasers by CHARLES SMALL, l5S Pearl street,
I oct 8 w ~ door TO the u. S. Hotel
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A. q. BAGLEY,S

4. q. BdGLEY'S "
CELEBRATED IMPROVED EvER-PoINTED GOLD
v PEN.-Ths Pen received the highest premium the
last Fair OF the American Institute, and has been pronounc
cd, by the first teachers Of Penmanshp in the country
be infinitely superior any Gold Pen ever before intro
duced 10 tile American public. The lasting properties OF
this Pen uudou5ed owing the total absence of
possibility from any the inks in use renders less liable
damage asy repair, and prevents the necessity
the great hal other articles OF the kind require
Manuaclorr 80 Broadway, New York. oct S-lyd'
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English Carpetings and Floor Oil
Cloths,

JEFFERSON q HUMPHREY, 1872 Pearl street, near Ma,
olson, have just receiysdby late arrivals large lot Of
ADMINISTER CARPE7TNGS And OIL OF O7ITS
with designs and patterns, which will be sold u, Wholesale
o. retail al reduced PRICES. oct ly'
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IIibcrIlin Sealing Wax.

!" HibcrMIn ScnIinK WAX,
FE Subscribers have Just received full supply Of the
J. LIBERATED Iiibernia Purts Sealing Wax, nlaIiulc red
expressly TO their order, BY Messs Thos Hhoads sons
London and warranted to be Of the most superior quality
It is distinguished for it's fine color, burning freely with
oul dropping too much and consumes itself but little,
ing no waste, or inability e drop before reaching the proper
place for the seal,
The above article has been very extensively used bnks
public offices and counting in this city, and has
gwen very general satisfaction for which reason and Sc
uniformly good quality they have ordered the Wax
directly from the factory, and each STICK sold by them bears
their name impressed upon the end, and is wnrroed 10 be
fully equal as represented I y
For sale, together with extensive assortment Of Pa
pers, Blank Book and Stationery, by
u. b. CLAYTON < SONS,
oct l. ST Wall street.
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Albion Life Insurance Company.
LONDON AND NEW york.

INSTITUTED IN IcO5,
NOTICE hereby given, that persons insured in the Al.
IN bion from TINS date permitted TO visit Europe, at all
seasons Of the year, in rslcass vessels without any pay.
charge Ior sea risk and that their policies shall
remain in m force during such voyages and residence in
any part OF Europe. ,s v"
Prospectus, modified conditions rates. &c may be
had on application 10 the agents
JOSEPH FOWLER,
oct Iy' Il. S. BUCHANAN
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Paper Hangings, window shades and UP.

N : \
SoLoMoN d HART, 2i3 broadway, receiving
- per the various packet ships from England and France
The largest and best assortment q the Goods in the
cy az OF which hey offer IN any quantity, wholesale Or
re, Ut lower prices than can be in any other eia
Dlshnent.
Country merchants and others will find large nsaor.
ment Of Window Shades and Paper Hangngs all he va
rous styles and prices, and which they requested
call and examine, i,t s.ss
This establishment is always closed on Saturday.
SOLOMON d. HART
4 oct ly' Uphoserers and Importers, 2i3 broadway.
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.CARPETINGS.

w TRACY isiiow opening an extensive assortment OF
rich Tapestry, Velvet, Wilton, Brussels and other de-
bellption Of FASHIONABLE CARPETLNGS, selected
by Mr. T. L. CnEsTgR, ut the principal manufacturing
Establishments IN England and embracing all the latest ap.
proved designs For sale at S Broadway doors above
The Hospital oct S-lyd'
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THE nEsr uMnnEII.As m AMrp,c.

r THE BEST UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA
ISAAC SMITH a 90. would inform the public and par.
cuarly their customers, whom they have been unable TO
supply Tor some time past that they now Obey Think
bic 70 ff any order for their Sner shan UaabseRos,
well known az Z" Smiths Super Umbrellas"
They have also hand every variety Of Cotton and Cling
ham Umbrellas, which they will sell low for cash credit
ISAAC SMITH co, Wholesale Manufacturers,
No. 256 Pearl street, New York,
Oct7 I've No % Milk street Boston, Mass,
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Dr. TowSsESD-Drar Sir--l have the pleasure TO Inform
you hat three OF my children have been cured OF the Scro
lula by me Of your excellent medicine They
hcted very svery with bad sores have taken only four
bottles took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully
ISAAC W. GRAIN, los Wooster street
New York. Manh L lsI7 Ell. ",
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. JOHN JACKSON Esq, Editor OF the Railway Repllb.
snn,publisled the above Certificate and remarks in ed
tprial follows: "a" g.. +rt 5.,
ne The SUCCESS of DIR, ToWNSEND'S PREPARA.
TON OF SARSApARlILA appears TO be one OF the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day TWO certificates
In lie behalf ilo Capt Mclean OF is town, and
from The Rev Mr.. White, OF Staten Island gentleman
well known III Railway, Capt Mclean believes the med
cine have saved his life and Mr. White
tain equally strong confidence in It's efficacy Intelligent
like these would praise strongly what they did
not fully believe 10 be SERVING
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s. 5. q {, PRESTON. NJ. D.
uNIrEn STATES oERIcEI

Capt G. w Mclean, Member the Legislature and late
ofAa UnNe States Navy has kindly sent the following
certificate" Il tells it's own story. \
RAILWAY, Jan. 25, lsl7.
A year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system LEFT in deblitaled induced 10
Try DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA, and after taking
three bottles was very much relieved, and ari
L.e il entirely the sld SArsaparllls. have continued
taxing it, md find thal improve every dayi believe IL
saved my HE, and would not be without under
sheraton .a.r G, w MCLEAN
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You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes Blotches
the Face, Rough San Freckes and are tout OF spi.
rits,'' use bde Two Of DR.. TOWSSENDiS SARSApA.
RlIIA II will cleanse the Blood, the Freckes
and Bloches, and svC you animation, sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful cOmpexonal Of which are OF I'M.
Iense value 10 UNMARRIED LADIES.
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CYRUS w. FIELD & CO.,
! COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

No. Burling-sip New York.
FlniE highest market prices pad, CASH, for Rags Can
L rGs, BaggiAg Grass Rope, 1arred Rope, Hemp Rope
Hope Cuttings, Cotton Waste, G0rny Begging, and all
other kind Paper Makers Stock ut their Rag Warehouse
IA Plat street. New York. oct Sly 4
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In some the Recommendations are very nu'
merous and succeed each other in such way RS
70 form high spire, and you easily understand that
that isa mere tube rolled in spire. Sometimes
the tube thus rolled turns 70 the rieht-sometimes
10 the left But what il remarkable, all the indi.
vduals of n species which IS designed 10 be roneu
up 10 the right are turned the same way, ana per
haps Of thousands and tens OF thousands you ~,
not find more than one reversed. These reVerseh
individuals are highly priced by collectors Of shells
They are extremely rare. Among toe common
snais we find perhaps more Of these reversed snes
than 10 any other class. What may be the cause
of this constant rolling in and the same direction
IS not known. Il begins la tie eeg
The opening in the shell is generally crcuiaF.--
In some cases II is oblone. In some Il has notch,
and through hiatt there passes membraneous tube,
through which the water is introduced and reaches
the respiratory organs Here is a case IN which
this prolongaton forms a Kind OF sphon. protecting
the membraneOus tube An animal w n such tube
can breathe without moving It's body Those which
have a circular opening are obliged % come out
when they breathe. Sometimes the membraneOus
tube coming out OF this notch is very long rs long
AS the shell itself, and forms kind Of horn, rising
above the animal Many Of this class become blind
when they are full grown.
The mouth is usually surrounded BY the tentacles
ard is al the anterior part OF the head But some
times there Is proboscis long tube AZ tne Gnu VI
which We have the mouth.
In some ON the contrary the mouth is very short
as it Is here and in such the prohoscis prvtrude
In this respect there is great variety as mere y
also in the form and shape OF the foot sud inanue'
Ia some the foot Is much broader than the shell, SO
that when you look on the animal from above tne
shell does not seem 20 be more than halt the size
OF the foot Ia other cases the foot is so large that
the shell and head OF the animal constitute the
smallest portion. In this respect great diversity
exists
Again. in some the mantle IS so broad that il will
cover portion Of the shell by folding itself back
ward thus concealing the greatest portion OF the
I'll Asitis in this case where the foot is Of an
-,s,i,g size when compared with the size Of the
sn;rsI All these differences are important as It
;s owing 10 some Of them that conchloogists have
S;v;lsd the castro oppdr into several classes
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have, as their name imports, single muscle run
ming between the valves.
The last group is the Dimya70.
have taken 10 this view Of the subject ia order
10 impress the audience with the importance Of an
atomics investigation with reference To successive
types during geological epochs. Il shoTs nat fhsre
Il a plan successir,iy realized "a nature and nat
tie fupes nor IN cTisfenoe t-ers "a rer ~ M begin
ninP Soch series cannot be realized unless AZ
the beginning the termination Of the plan was al
ready sketched out il 10 were otherSise then II
would be precisely Ike one sitting down 70 write
q book without having formed his plan. II he does
not know where he !. 10 go, how can he ever come
10 an end ? Applause
We next come % the class a Gaar0-0p1d0. the
name being derived from the large muscular disc
bv which the animals creep. Here . is flat disc
oimuscusr bres which contract successively and so
move the animal What il very singular j. u AZ
some Of these animals are able 20 walk against the
air when swimming at the surface of the water
1t is necessary to explain that in order 70 make it
understood
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canal Their name Indicates that peculiarly The
alimentary canal forms Kind OF circulation and in
this respect this family does not stand much hi cher
than some Of the medlss but they differ in the
respect thatth aimentary canal has longitudinal
axis They hsvs external gills all Of them. and
sometimes most beautiful, forming lunches OF blood
vessels hanging outside, which are used as oars
and constitute the means OF locomotIon The
modes Of locoroton are either by the feet creeping
along or BY the gills in swimming.
Another group has been called the - and is
rather interesting 10 contains animals OF 80 great
Is varied appearance. that % one accustomed 10
combine animals according % their general appear.
ance. II seems unnatural IN classify them Ia one
family bat ths.y have beens classified by high
an AUTHORITY n Nataral History. that no one has
dared 10 alter the classification. Swedish Natu-
ralst has propos modii Of the classified.
tion Of Culver and indeed IL is quite reasonable 70
suppose that 1s the Investigation Of Natural His
tory proceeds. and fresh discoveries are made mod.
ifcations Of classification will become necessary
Nor does IL In the least reflect upon the exalted
character OF the great Naturalist have named, to
whom the science owes so much. that these changes
should be deemed necessary. u has perhaps been
owing to his immortal work that scientific men OF
our day have been able to improve the methods Of
our earlier na'uralisis.
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vel. VIZ. 40. t7J.

order 10 understand the gradatlons among the bi'
valves AID 70 understand the reason Why so much
importance is put upon the question, how the ami
nal stands or lies in its natural position
We have seen that one OF the Distinguishing
characteristics Of the molusc is 70 be symmetrical
to have longitudinal axis an anterior extremity
at which the mouth is situated. But what is ain.
gular these animals in their organization DO rot
Vet stand so high az 10 assume constant position
of the sides Of the body
The anterior extremity is constantly marked as
the anterior. the prevailing portion Of the animal :
but the sides Of the animal the posterOr extrem-
tesare sometimes lying the right or on the leit
and sometimes evenupli!sed IN avery irregular way:
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ss az BROADWAY,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA,

IELLDN
rytHiB COMPOUND 10 warranted not Inferior 70 snS
L preparation Of the sersspsfilla now In uss vnoes
whatever name may have been offered 10 me pupne
Escn In carefully sescsed ard mons 10"
bui such 70 were perfectly pure and well cured
The following diseases are among the namos' , ~.
ba csred by he timely uss Of Tits syrup, VIZ se'rus'
sslLrneum lah-sd, ell syphiilie tsins srynpesss'
osd corroted ard obstinate ulcers, sutsne2os ~
such blotchss and pimpss 90 Ine ~ Idd al I'm
nri,i, blood nay BE- either wholly or &C.
moved by the Of lhs Invaluable ansoofvooe MO a.
IT, s .ssInsn ard tooriss 10 particularly recommend
~ Il being % mrsbiy .dsptsd 20 ms removal Of thoso ora
So men from freqssnt change Of ciinAts, tney are
rrsos,,s ~ DocL C. JOHNS, and for sale Of the shove
No by me single dozen soes Price 81 cents per sip
yls bostle ~ilh directiona
NB Also oonssniy on hand and for sA~. wholesale os
retail complete assortment 81 Botanic medsipss, both
crude and compound. Physicians supplied 90 ne noss
ubs,sl tsfr1s sul2 Tbkhsn
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DANCING.

A DODWORTH fis Broome- st near Brosdway.-The
n. classes for the ensuing season will commences on
Tuesday, Oct. 3.
d deemins IL unnecessary 10 enter into detailed
aecount OF the advantages Of his school, OF HE own
qushcstons would simply state that hs teaches all the
dances Of the present day and those IN proper
Tuesday and Saturday past for ladies aud child
rem Tuesday and Friday at halcpsst for gentlemen
soirees twice a month, confined entirely 70 ne poPia
Private Lessons at any time not occupied BY the classes
In waltzins the Polka Redows any Of the new dances
arsder,ie. or families attended. si4 3nlstp
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sARsAPARILLA SYRUP,
$500

CLEANSING THy BLOOD
1-nn WILL BIZ OWEN ifhis -yfup 10 mol superior
,S.DUU 10 any sold. Put up In quart boules rneson
Genus each Tnis 10 he cheapest and ~ fsf inc pes' o
sanad offered for sale. II Immediately cures me srfos
f1in or kDgs Evil rb,umsism eusneous cfupuons t,es,
chronic sore eyes, srsd head stubborn uer. syphfitc
,ympoms and ssases arising from an injurious use OF
mercury. dropsy, exposure or impucenee IN ne
r. Persons shns 10 purchase BY Tho gallon or baf'
rel can he supplied IN. most roseonsDie rrms Inn-
cip.l Dsp6t fs5 Broadway. sub 3mrhsm
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VktR,, \. ll-lhis Institution Il situated 10 mice
north OF NewYork, the east bank OF the Hudson,
handing an extensive and deli shul view. In thorough
meas OF Instruction careful supervision and moral training
It will be the constant end and aim Of the Principal TO
make this Seminary one Of tho order and 10 combine
a. TAR possible tho advantages OF welreEus;ed lite
rary institution with tho comforts and pessures of home
Circulars containing terms &c. with engraving Of the
place may had the bookstore ct CLARK Austin, A5
Broaaway or Of the subscriber The Winter term will
commence on tho FIRST Monday IN November, and con
tnue twenty-five weeks. WA. q. fOOrE, Principal
N b Persons IN New.York wishing a interview with
the Principal, may obtain Il by leaving their address at
POS Broadway
yonkers Oct 5. 1917 o5 4weods
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Ma WEBsTEe.-We are sorry to learn that this
distinguished gentleman is laid up at his farm in
Franklin, n. II. by bilious attack. The assertion
Of a correspondent Of 1fe Tribune that he had ar
rived in Boston last wrek was a mistake. Mrs.
Webster left Boston on Thursday evening to join
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BgARs SAGfxAw.-Oa the 9TH Inst, Dr. Dion
Birreg. son OF Jane. g. BrnsyJ OF sssinsF was OCT
sn,,in, .hDut : mia from the town, and was A.
traesa By The peculiar noi.e Of 1~o cubs shieh we're
nasipg In The bou.hs OF large osE tree lie bal 9Th
IN douhi, barrslsd sho, gun and hai X tie de
charged hs gun several times - them and nnsy brought
18th 10 the GROUND As he returning dragging toe
20 he oldbear .ss seen approaching. Hastily osdins
HI, -un h. discharged H. snd wounded the bar 50 that
he ,ook tree Going up short distance hs droppfc'
strnass,.y attacksd the Doctor who, with hls AK,
showed sht hs ssroke nii The bear over me eye
but s s,rikirg the Doctor iost hs o9ing aud ie pre-
c.ous but rsing before the DssF could seize him -
waidire~,4d stoke dui.hsd iae bear Ia question
wagon Was procured and tae whole city 'rsaied F'h
bear iessi. t"'N''' '''' ~
BRATrLEBoRO' AND FITcHBuh" RAILROAD 90
The stock tor this ro-d PISS hen t-k-n An5 me- %
fr the choice Of rctors d D. held a Bra'ir5oro
on tha lltn Of November. This road extends IRON
Bratffboro % b-io~s falls
A GENEROUS DoSarroS.-The Michigan Central
R,ilro.d COMPANY nav, presented the sid0s OF the
s,s Engineer who was Killed sst week on the road I'VE
hundred dollars Subscriptions are In circulation
,hou, ,hs linz of road In Der behalf and under
stand about 500 more 10 already subscribed
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the Art AND scIgscE Q
DANCING

A CARD.-Mr w WHALE and Daughter, respectfully
hannounee that their Glasses for 1878 will commence
AZ Constitution Hail. go Broadway on Tuesday October
~ and at Gothic Hall, Brooklyn, Monday, October 49,
az sixth-avenue, on Wednesday, Sept % Instruction
oven daily in all fashionable Dances and Wsitxss at the
,v,l he yiven FOR particulars see circulars OF I'm
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The annexed certificate tells simple and truthful story
OF suffering and relief There are thousands OF smif
cases i'm this city end Brooklyn and yet there are thou
sands OF parents let their children die for ter OF being
hnmbugg,d or 10 ave q few shllllnss cd, -
BRookLyN, Sept. l3. 1877.
DR TOWNSEND take pleasure iu stating TOR me Oeuc-
ft of those whom may concern that my daughter Two
wears ard six months old. afflicted with general de-
5ihtv and loss speech. She given up ne past re
covery hy family physician but fortunately was
recoume sied by friend TO ny your sarsaparla Before
having used bottle she recovered her speech and was
enabled 20 walk alone 90 the astonsbmen OF All who were
acouanted with the circumstance. She Is quite well
and m much be health than she has been for b months
past JOSEfh IAfLoh' 10 ioIAei pi"oNJ"
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Free suffrage in Connecticut.

Tie following is the Official Vote OF the Free.
men Of Connecticut on the question Of so amend
ing the Constitution as to extend the Right Of sui
frage 70 Colored citizens:
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rwn cnILnRrN SAVED

Very few families indeed-in fact have not heard OF
one-that used Dr. Townsends sarsaparills IN rms lost
any children the past Summer while those hat ala not
sekened and died The certificate we publish below is
conclusive evidences Of It's value and Is only smother IN
stance Of ITS saving the lives Of children .
nv TovNsrSD- Dear SIR had two children cured by
your Sarsapara Of tho complaint and dysentey
one was only rs months old and the other years Ihey
were very much reduced, and expected they would
dIe they given up by two respectable physicians
When the doctor informed that we must lose them we
must lose tem resolved TO Try your Sarsapaua We
had heard much Of but bad little confidence there being
40 much stuff advertised that fhess but We are very
thankful that did for u undoubtedly saved me ives OF
bofh write this that others may be induced 70 use
Yours, respectfully, JOhN NlLHONi IT,
Mydle-avanue, Brooklyn, sept ID, 1871
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LINATIC ASYLUM.

Jane. Cummings Esq one bf the Assistants IN the Luz
nafc ASYLUM BackwslFs Island, IL the gentlemen spoken
OF IN the following letter
RHEUMATISM
THIS ia only one OF more than four thousand cases OF
rheumatism that Dr. Townsends Sersapsrlla has cured
The mos severe aud chronic weekly sradeaed
By is extraordinary virtues -,
BLAcKwHLt's ISLAND, Sept II, 1871.
DR TOwNsUND-D csr SIR have suffered terrbiy tor
nine wears with the rheumstsm considerable Of the time
could not eat sleep or had the most distrsss
pains and my LIMBS were terribly swollen. have used
four bottles OF your Ssrsapana and they have done me
more than thousand dollars worth ~ good am o.
much better. Indeed entirely relieved You ara al
liberty 10 use this tor the benefit OF the afflicted
Yours respectfgly JAMES CUMMINGS.
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+ rCTrRR-ROOlT TO lett

4 ECTJRE-ROOM TO LET.-The larEr Lecture
IL Room IN the Lyceam Bralng, 5hl and ~ Broadway
hasinx been sftted and put Ia complete order with gA
.ries and properly cgshioned and sufficiently com
r1odious 70 seat least twelve hundred persons will Be
IL Tor Evening Lectures, Concerts. kc A. moderate
price The room beautifully GIFTED with rich chan
tsi.r. Il, well ventilated. warmed and kept IN perfect
order WORAM a HAUGhWOuE
as ~. 5a Broadway.