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CARPETING.

NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.-Th-
Nsubscrber would cal the attention VI his friends aud
the public generally 10 his extensive assotnento All the
various styles Of Exminsier, Velvet Tapestry Tapestry
Brussels Brussels Three ply Ingram, and every other
description Of Carpeung together with great vArety n
OIL Cloth wdth. from feet 10 - feet, many Of when
old and well dyed which the attention OF steamboat
snd hotel keepers particularly requested
Also Dggets Of the best English manufacture spiendii
patterns and bnsh eoors varying from 70 yards wide
Hearth Rugs Table Covers. Stair Rods &c Purchasers
informed that tho Arrangements with tho maniac
Of Europe and this country enables the sdVerse
70 retail the best qualities Of CarPetng al about The usual
wholesale prices, AZ W. II. GUlONS Warerooms,
fronting 81 East Broadway and II Division--t
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Hnxre Markets.

H.vsE Oct. 24-i0 A. M.-Our market closed very dull
Yesterday and although 6OOd 100 bales u s Cotton changed
bspds without any farther decline in prices, the state Of
tns the and there is prospect for the
slightest amendment the situation Of England being OF
he most gloomy nature.
Ashes have Experienced an advance in prices abou,
100 bbs were taken yesterday i8f % 10 49f So Wheat
Flour Rice and all other articles remain without inquiry
demand whatever for HOPS, the cropsin Europe being
s.f,sf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A srOR PLACE-ITALIAN OPERA rou

A srOR PLACE-lrALiAN OPERA HOUSE,
"A Nessrs sANOJihlCO sna PATTI respectfully ar
that suhscr pons FOR seasor se., Of IS nish
v b reserved a. he box oss u "a. Opsrs Ious. n
Monday evening neKt-
lf the subscf rfnns f0r hs snoanf 20 nor.
.han 80 Nil b reduced o. that o.
one vii then place between he 80 Subscribers.
ssss footEE
Ansr the ballot for the 500 farther vii tas.
pi.e. among he remainder Of he suossrber
"a. - .ssts Tor choice Of ths Esmsiains oEes
The ballot vii take plses a. the Opera H01ss on MON
DAY tas 18th OF Nov 81 o'clock, when the ave sse
YEA. hschsrs sfe requested 20 sssd order 70 select
thsr no y
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ny ORDER ofD Inuahsm Eco one Of the Assoc
Dce Judges Of the Court Of Common riess 10 end fef
the City and County Of New York, notice hereby pvss
pursuant " the provisions u the ststuts ssn
uelts against abscondins, ccrceslsd esd noateoent
debtors. that sn attachment has sued sssn: ne sstsf:
Of ISAAC DYTHRIDGE, bon-ressdsnto o. mis- Stss ene
..d, ~ Great Britain and that the Same VIII b soA
for he payment Of h debts unless BE- appesr sad dis
b.rge urh attachment according TO lev, within nine
ont. rom the fret publication of this notice. and that
he payne OF Of any debts due To- him b. redsnu Of this
I'd he <sliyery aim for his Of any property
i-Sia hi, state belonses to him, and the 1sssfsl
al sny such property By him, forbidden b, lay, saA
are void -Dsise the twelfth day " No,smesr tsn
JOHN T. DOYLE, Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor,
ais la~9m 50 Nasssu e. New-f ora
IN PURSUANCE Of az order d the Surrogate q the
ICoanty Of New York. notice hereby gwen 70 az per
sons bsyinx claims atanst JOHN A. PEAkSALL late o.
the City OF >e~Yok deceased TO present tho sane Win
the vouchers thereof he subscriber o. her once No
S Cherry in the City Of New Yofk, on or before
the 18th day Of May nex-Dsted New the 1sn dsy
Of AGgust, ls47. ELIZA n IEAhSALL
nl5 lsw6r- AdmnasWeSs4
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rRnST,S PICTORIAL

l lFE or GIN TAYLOR and the Mexican Wsr.-D.
IL APPLETON co have just published the Lie Of Ma
General Lschery Taylor with notices OF the War IN
Nrw-Mexico California aud IN Southern Mexico and Bio
graphical sketches Of rho have sti shed them
selves n me with Mexico. BY John Frost, LII. d.
author OF Book uf the Army. Book OF tbs Navy
illustrated with 200 eugrsyinss 3 vol i4mo.
Th. work not only comprises life Of Gen TAYLOR. but
particular and faithful history OF the azanst Mexico
both BY and and. t contains full PARTICULAR Of Cen
Woo's march. 0niphau's expedition. Gen. kearney'
exped the capture of santa Fe and As subsequent
expedition California aud his conquest Of that country
Col Fremont and Com StocsOns military and naval en-
gsgements Also the fall account OF The OF Nera
Cruz and the subsequent engagements with the enemy by
Gen Scott and the officers under his command The Ma
val ENGAGEMENTS in the Gulf &c illustrated by p por.
traits views of battles. cities and places of interest II
will be perceived THAT while this work bears the rtle
Of the great hero the confined the events
under his immediate direction but that 10 Is in truth
complete Pictorial History Of the War
A. there more works purportng 10 be lives Of Gen
TAYLOR than Of any living orders should be written
Tor r0sts Life Of Gen. Iay or.
ID A. & co have also iu-t published The Rough and
Ready Annual or Military souvenier illustrated with
numerou. portraits and plate, vol limo. Morocco, price
81 gilt edges, :. =. Mo zts
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At Hn side Cornwall Orange Co Nov. D. CHARLES
NJ FIELD Of Brooklyn. to ANNA CROMWELL, eldest
daughter of David Cromwell Of the former place
10 Orwell, Nov. ?, byRev. r 5. Cosbmsn Hon 10
shPh II. CBlITENDEN 10 Mas PAMELA BREW
Ek, all Of Orwell VI
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GREAT EXCITEMENT

At BERFORD n cos Astor House. IN consequence
~ the rush for and cheap books sold there. They
have lately received
Hef Hours with the Best Authors by c knight 81 p
The Cruise OF the Mid.e. THE best novel pubshed
BY the author of Tom Cringles Log 50 cts
The Playmate book for the young. 81 year.
Caavar the knight OF the Conquest, by Bird 30 cts
Rata. the Refer by + Howard. p ctz.
Sybil L,nnard. BY Mrs Grey. % cts.
The Beautiful French Girl, by II. Haydn. p cts.
Rody. the Rover, by Vim. Carlton. 3 cts.
Our Army A. Monterey By I b. Thorpe. 20 cts.
Capt Heryey- Campaign Sketches, with Maps and En-
cravings - cts
The CIafur tale Of the Pacific, By r Cooper 80 cts
The Champions of Freedom, By 5 Woodwork. . cts
The Buckskin by the author Of Ethan Allen Is cts
Otsws an lndisn Romance. illustrated. 81 cts.
The lndian M his Wigmsn, BY SCHOOLGIRL 50 cts.
Chambers Miscellany OF sefal aud Entertaining Know
ledge. No 3. 3 ct-.
Littslps Living age. No. l55 a capital No ~ cts
The Iron Mask by Victor Hugo, IS cts.
The Virgin OF the Sun, by Ned Buntliue, p cts
Flowers Personihed, NJ. splendid No p cts
Whom 70 Mary 40. J. by the suihof Of Greatest Plague
Of Life" cts
Maps Guide Books Magazines. Weekly Papers OF Boston,
Philadelphia and New York.
FOR sale al BgRFORD 4 CO.'S
ul2 Literary Depot. Aston House
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Bl Bseckey-House and lot on Ninth-st Az
snus 20x94 81 100; one lot south side Ninth Ct
Frstsvehue 25xlO0 $500 one LOT adjoining, size
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ARTICLES and Aitenen'f af-
uishinK Warehouse, Is Cath1r nest y f-Ine SUD
scrber aVzls himself Of the opportunity 70 express rs
xratitld. those numerous customers % the city and
~ VINO honor-d him By their PATRONAGE Tor the st
eighteen years well knowing thai their favors and re-
CONNIE have given 70 BIZ. establsnment iS Psse
reputation and rendered % the resort 81 al me- ~
u Kitchen Ufen.ls-eni particularly those about 70 com
meuc- h0Es-keeping- ...f. -,
Having had the premises rebuilt and - J;i,fy
fa~r-a ~ = eu.br1 70 do business with greater
thar hitherto AID u viii be bis encea'of, lns NJ. a.,
work igdicoos im p0ftafi0ns, and seectons IDl
patronage , s......-. .o..i. ,.c..t a q.
.ud hoasekeepers. with al Acies IN me tuf
a. A. the shortest notice, and GA ms rnos reaso.
-. terms laIo lmiseodl JAMES I. WATKINS
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y Ia the United states, - Bowery HIRAM ANDEk
son where Will be found large assortment o. tnssh
and American capetins purchased ~ low prices for cash.
also a splendid variety Of hearth table and piano
covers mas oil cloths &c al o. which viii BE- sold =
per cent less than other warehouse Just received
5000 large tuiied Hearth Rugs, - each.
5000 yards Venetian stair and Hall CHpeting 81 =. 3D.
per yard
l00oO pair elegant Window Shades, from - u so
5000 ward. English Drugget, low prices.
1000 yds English double Supernne from - 70 o. per 20
500 Yards English ply Carpet AZ low prices
arse LOT Of remnants Of oil cloths for and cheap
Remember No 90 HIRAM ANDERSON,
- -. D. RnHarY.
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DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs

PHILADELPHlA-Bayk Corneiia-l85 hhds sugar
Bovine & Woodruff.
ST. MARKS, (Floridsl-Brig Hope-39 boxes tobacco
Nevins 4 Coz bales cotton Allen Meynafd-2g2 do
H0lbIo0k Nelson Co--l08 do Coe, Anderson CO-Lot
Of old Junk Center L Co.
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ID. X. ParInlN. Dentist.
No ~ PARK-PLACE.-REFERS
to L. J Parmly, and Bond-st OILS 5misMWAF

to t. }. Parmly and Bondst OILS SmisMW6F
" DR.. Banning's Body Brace-Hsving been for
years before the public and the increasing demand
for the instrument together with the testimony OF thou
sands who have been benefited BY its has induced the
proprietor TO establish agencies in different parts Of the
Union, that those suffering from weakness OF the body
arising from spinal Affections weakness OF the chest and
lungs, dyspepsia "pIospsus uter constipation and All
dersngcment OF the system caused BY muscular lsrity
lady in attendance ladies' For sale either whole
sale OF retail At the Office fS7i Broadway. Wilham W
Peck, general agent Mo 5ushN8sH
- General Depot Of the American Improved
II, Eeinn Vegetable Medicne-Hyers Pills-l5o tutonsl
SUI BuidingOn he nd Drugs and Medicines, all the Ia
tent Medicines Of the day Thompsonisn and botsnie pre-
parstons generally PeTfumeTy, &c. 7. PRICE
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-KInxaRInE,s TAfTERsALLs KEAyk

1SNpa,"s,.Dsu moSs proofs Of thsr Astonishing
eSesoy 10 the cure Of hesyss, brossnwind, coughs
1ST tongbt sboat cir wesss ago, package Of your
Hsave Powder. 70 administer 70 asors horse which nA
been troubled With bssyss i'f more nan .so ysse M
b Tor hf hs usual sbor and had resisted eli the rene
die. ordinarily given for this dissss Ihses he'd no eject
80 q, sliebty the heavng while they taken
Thai pscsase yoar remedy bss completely ersdesssd
tbe dssase and his wind good though u 10
mouth he has taken the Powder and warrant
him sound Respectfully GEO. W. DAVIS.
Monroe, Middlssex Co. n J. Nov 5, I3<7.
For sale By A. II. 0ouGH Co. i+S Fultonu- Rnes vi
liberal discount 70 dealers nl0 0ce
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schr Greesn, Chase, Boston ) days, J Atkins Co
schf Como, Crockett, Taomsston Gays, linz.
Below ship, bart, and briF,-
saiIed.-Ships Abby Pratt. for y Orls,us Catharns
Chsreston; steamer Sorhsrner. Do.
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TO THE LOVERS

TO THE LOVERS
nF CHEAP AND EXCELLENT kEADlNG-BUR-
" CESS, SrRlNGER co. are now under way with a
catalogue the and reafab. n1v-stO be found
Ia the English language. First, they .suns class
which may be deu0mlnsfed their Nautical Library, VI
which the following have already appeared.
The Crater or kulcaus Peak, BY C0oper-5O cts.
Cruise Of the Mdge-prime sea tals-50 cts
Ratn the Refer, by the author Of " Old Commodore
Is
Sir Henry Morgan, the Bucoanser-l5 cts
Ardent Trou ghton, the Wrecked Msrchant-l5 cts.
Log Of a Priva eersman 100 years sgO-1j cts.
And which viii be increased, al nntum, BY many OF
the best naval stories ever written Old Commodore
Jack Ashore and "Arsthusa' will appear immediately
The Miscellaneous Books 5 X. Co. have in prepare
ton will please all classes OF readers.
Shortly viii appear.
The Bottle, or the Frs, Step 10 Crme-wi,h msgnih-
cent enzravings
The Loves OF Pars-gOrgsously illustrated.
Brian OLnn, or Luck Is verything-sngrsvings
Christopher Tad pole-conc udins youme-lllustrated-
With macy others BURGESS, srRlNGER co.
nil 81 - Broadway corner Ann-st
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~ CoIOred Orphan Asylum.

ored Orphans are invited to visit the Asylum on Tuesday
the 10th instant, at half past three o'clock The schools
and the house generally will be open TO the inspection Of
visitors The institution Is greatly in need Of funds and
the Managers will he happy that time receive contTi
buttons from those interested in Its object
The Asylum is situated on the Fh avenue, Just above
the CrOton Reservoir.
The Railroad cars VIII leave the City Hall for Forty
second-st AT 2 half-past q and O'Clock mis- 2
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r. The Ladies Of the Mariners Family indus

ITlnI rOcIPty VIII open THtT 81 M0ndhy tNeIIH9
next O'Clock the basemento Of the Mariners Church
ln Roosev, list. and will connae 1t open this after
moons aud evenings OF the four following days Persons
the invited 10 send their donations
and themselves. mis- 81
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siderable arrivals prices have farther declined Of
cent y n.
TOBACCO--A fair densud exists for consuni puou
and ..es Of 300 hhis Kentucky At SAL cents 1913 hsles
81 Jsgo i6de2 mos i25 do Guizs, and so do Yss
on terms not made pOblc.
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BAKER s. SCRIBNER

BAKER 81 Serb NER
MILL PUBLISH ~ FEW DAYS from the third
w snd last London edition. aud beautiful edition
Of Personal Reco-cfions by Charlotte Elizabeth with
tie Memoir of the Authorss from the close Of her Per
sonsl Rec0llectous % her deafh-makins the only con-
plete biography q thar giited aufhoress.
ALSO Is PRESS,
The Bethel Flag hy Gardner Spring. ID vol limo
Rising in the World BIS r. ; Arthur, vol lsmo
Teaching 81 ence the Teacher an Artist, by Rev
r dali, vol l.ml l5 Nassau AMI 80 Pafk-ro~ MD 81
An ENGRAVING ol The United states Senate
"A Cnaf. her hes been beautifully aud appropriately
framed hy the publisher TOR pfesenfson % Henry Clay
srd will be- afded t0 thar ustr0us statesman on the
I'd of Novenh-r o. may be val that time al the
new gallery OF American Ar nion. Copies for sale
bv mis- lwis- l.. ANTHONY, 2i7 Broadway
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THREE NIGHTS LONGER-Positivey the last
1 Brooklyn Institute SI0NOR BLlTL. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday 18th. 18TH aod nth inst Change Of
fests each evening NENrRiLOQUISM
Doors Opea at T. commence al u O'Clock. Admission
IS cts, children under 10 years, half price. alb 5tis
NEW-yORk ANATOMICAL MUSEUM
This collection, al tie corner OF the bowery and
Dvisonst Of Illustrations modee ed after life. Of all parts
and conditions OF the human frame in Infancy and msu
ry, health and disease Such doubtless necessary for
physicians and students sud n rightly sudisd may bs
profitable to all Thousands visiting this nstuton
and come away highly graiihed. mis- lwis'
THE GREEK sLAyE-Now Exhibiting Pow
i ERS's STATUE OF THE GREEK SLAVE, In the
large saloon OF the National Academy Of Design corner Of
Broadway and Leonard-st from o'clock A NJ until 10
PM Admttance Is cents Season tickets 50 cents.
o. The season for those holding tickets will close
the first day Of November season tickets purchased
and after tbs 10th October will ents the holder TO visit
the exhibition until the first day Of December next ole
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MOKAND'S
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSEs
srRoNG,s PATENT LAMPS.


nF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE just closed the
O.ub.crber received the medal for the sEsT osscs
oy LAMPS lstronzs Pstentl Ms.srs Cox, Msidsnlans
and Fulton-sr dealers 10 solar and other
Lamps. being the inspectors Tho Lamp has thus been
public ana severely tested and ts superiority proved
and admitted In addition 70 this public award oy TIE
American Institute " StrOngs Patent Lamps, we are per
mtted VI the Lamps Wa 10 constant use
Az aud night the M4nasers rom, and gave great com
fort and satsacOn eli who engaged IN reading "
wrtcz by shad0Nless and brilliant zhti And refer 70
Hon Mr. 1smsdge President u the Institute, Gen Cn1ad
er aud other for the correctness Of me ABOVE
statement The Brooklyn Flint Gsss Company, 90 long
and 90 f.yoraby the public, furnish the lass
made use OF In the Lamps Mr. l. Mitchell sud Co. who
rse.ved the medal the late Far for very superior sill
gered work have contracted - supply with their most
beautiful styles Of The advantages Of StGoDgs Pat
ent Lamps are
lst These Lam % shade
ID Are free from smoke smell
ID VIII burn the cheapest oil and give greater night
AZ less expense than any lamp now in use.
4th. Are brilliant than cemphsns or spInt-sas,
witnoat the same risk o. life and property.
5h Are liable 70 get o1t VI order are easily eiesneo
and warranted for one year. ,
6th The Hand Lamp will not spill oil with the moot
M.aafseI9rsd solely By 5. D. vANDERHYDER. at SO
Pesrl-st New-fork
Wzreroom 500 Broadway. 49,. u..,.l
Chandeliers, Brscksfs, Hanging fHi"' e"
Lamps Ia every vsrletr s.i.< .,A . A.
raj. altered Tor from 70 IS Dealers e a. -,
lo s1O per dozen Te;ms-C oder -'V casn' ''s'' ~"
a'e ~ aay'' % a. 1870 MS lmsodis-
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NOTICES.
~ Public Denomination for Psu. TX. and

- Public Demonstration for Plus TX. and
ItaIy.A meeting Of the COMMITTEES Of Arang.nsnt FOR
public expression Of and sympathy. BY the ei
zens Of NewYors with The efforts Of Plus TX and the
Italian people In favor Of National Independence snd
Rational Lbery viii BE- held on Monday. the 18th Noveu
ber inst. a. y o'clock P. N a. the American Hotel
fDgN z pryrRErrY ss-rsf.rv
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COMMITTEE.
Jonsihan Miller. Rev Dr. c Piss John White
Nfl. 7 McCoun, James ". White. MH.Ounnel.
Andrew Csrrigsn. Fhjst r Purdy. James Mathew
Dtyd Field Horace Greeley. Jacob Harvey.
ID. a Cushuan John Iyssou.ki. John Doyle
Henry NicoI. Charles OCon0r, J. Mckeon.
Terence D0nelv Eugene Csssefly, bsrtoome blanco,
George Griffin. Louis Leclere. ERuppersberz,
Robert Funer John Z. Lssala. Chzs De- Necchio,
John r. Deven, Leopold bierwirth. Re d. Lihentha,
= huHb1t, NJ NJ Noah, Natl Moore,
Myn Van Setback. Fred Gaillsrdet Philips Pho nix.
Is + Butler. Frsnas X. Tiliou. Thoms W Clarke.
John L. Stephens, ) Secchi de Cass, W + HsvemeYer,
Chas ?. DAILY. Michael Burke, James n Titus,
Theo sedgwirk, Charles king. Nu. 3. Co5kens.
James ". Gerard, Wm- {. Bryant. Peter A Harzous,
sig Fellce Foresti, Thomas Glover, Robert Kelly,
Henry DeCourcey. Henri G. DeRham Charles N Leurr,
y O'Connor. Leonard : Suarez Edmund M.Yoang,
Sig. AvezzaDa. SHEPPARD Knapp, Nm. Kent.
Lewis b Binsse, Felix InroidsbY, koJt h Miuturn,
Thomas O'Reillv, R0zer Hogan.
NANBURGH LIVINGSTON, harnan
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7 OsT-A letter from Tompkins Pnrdy Of New-York
IL City, 20 Mr. Daniel ; lumber, dated Oct ~, 81
directed 70 Manoana Post Oace, Onondaga 60. n T.
containing Nathan x. Roberts check Of Sso' on the
er All persons cautioned against negotiating the
sarr
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lady RE-IDING in The country, lie v

LADY RESIDING in the country, the wife Of
"A professor IN an Eastern College, would like 20 take into
her family little girls Of sight or ten years or age %
educate with her own dan zhter under the immediate
rervsion OF herself and husband Chi dren o. religious
parents preferred TeIms 800 PEI lnnum- Music end
languages Tbs lady the city. Application
may be made 70 her by addressing Mrs W > VI box LIZ
the Post Office The most satisfactory references can
be given. " 2-
EDTCATION.-Mr CHAMBERLAIN has removed
IL he school from - BroCme-st % JHli Broadway MS
rooms open afternoon and svening tor the accummo-
daiou l.die. and gentlemen who desire INSTRUCTION IN
drawing reading writing arithmetic, Bookkeeping Els-
fish Grammar, sc. Mo -Ns'
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SPERM CANDLES, OIL, &c.-Just rec

Try for Saie-All the ma
and IN perfect order
plicsii0n Is made. a. an ex-
tote % T = r Tubune or
MS lwts
he undersigned have this
. for the Transaction q a
The firm Of LANE A OAR
tb.st North River-Nes-
PARK X LANE.
DANIEL ;. DARLING
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II The New Directory Of the Newly York A.
ISOLATION for Improving the Condition of the

~ The New Directory Of the >ew-Norlx As
-ociafioD for Improving the Condition of the
Poor. for ISIS, being now sady subscnbeIs viii
he supplied, by calling on X NJ. HsgrLEY, corner ~
Grand and Elm SITS either OF the following officers
members Of the District Committees, who a.s0
thofIsed ~ receive subscriptions,
JAMES BROWN. President, 80 Wals'
GEORGE GRlSW OLD, Vice President, - soutlst
JAMES BOWMAN do. ne Greenw.c h-st
] sNYTH ROGERS, MD. DO. Ct wall.t
WILLIAM r. CROSBY, do u Rufgcrsplsce.
JAMES LFNOX. doFiftha Az COR welfth 20.
ROBERT B. MlNTuR RI, Treasurer. 70 south-st
l.i Wsrd-Quncey c. DesrOve. % Westinghouse.
I'd do. Willis Gale, nc Fulton-st
ID o.. Thomas Cock, NJ ID. IS Muusy-'t. and 2. O..
Arcuiarus, IFS West-st
fth do. Abraham FardoE, Jr. u Souih-st
5ih do. A. r Wetmore, 81 Nesey-st.
9Th do. A C. Everett, III White-st.
7th do Josiah Il IN, s8l Fast Broadway, John n
Griscom D. rs East Broadway.
9Th do Joseph 3. Collins, as Broome 81.
9th DO James O. Pond, NJ d. ~ Sixthsvenus
10Th do John Fsiconer 81 Rivington-st
18th do. Thos P. Patterson, IS Avenue B. and Hora-
ito Allen, Novelty Works.
18th do. Peter Bslsn, l56 Ff0nt-st-
lfth do. William loodg good, AS BrOome-st
18th do. Erasfus G.. Benedict, l62 Eeventh-st }. X.
Ludlow, 5of BOweTy, and stewart Brown.
IS Waverley- place.
18Th do. Luther Jack son - Twelfth-st
18th do. s C. Lynes, ~ st Marks place
18th do. Joseph r. Joy. 81 Union place.
mis- 81 r ~. HARTLEY, Secretary
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IyyIsIRIE INCONSISTENCIES cheap ana

admirable article Tor closing e0os complete IlI-pI
hitherto got Up the above purPosesen article Of great
comfort and economy saving many times irstrEns cost IN
fuei heated ALI &c Al pleasure swinging through and
through out and thus saving al expense, trouble
wear and tear Of lAtches catches Knobs ke FOR sac
Ar.an once 02 N2sssust where hsrdwsr dealers ant
49,. a. ~ re.. their orders ola missed
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cHRIsTY-s mINsTRELS.
NIBLo's AIHAMRA SAIGON,

, - nse.s" AZ, 8 ~. - >fsi>C AID rStNcs
Il OF sable DENOMINATIONS W o. Plunier j
Farrell. J. richeloI T 7. Brisss I'm Roark and r VI
Hooiey and Wells, Nle u Chrstys Mini.tfels) re-
specially % The citizens OF NswNork that hsv
will give sere. Of their fashionable entertainments
every evening. IN III iarfh.T notice
CARDS Of admission, % cents. Concert 10 oommence Al
o'clock precisely under the direction Of
nl2 lwis. THOMAS sPROtLL.
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DNINO,. OPERA HOIsE.-Th. Cireet sIsv.

pNL,uO VI 80 nv ~ uaeet save oy
Of Painting and Sculpture BY the Model Artistic. for
0'her week Al Palmo's Ofers House, commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, Nov IS. when will be presented
faithful OF Powers &c ebraed Of the
Grre> slave, which Will be added many snd splen
did tablssuN
The Greek Slave with marble and colored person flea
tons Monday Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday and
entirely coored groups Tuesday and Friday evenings
For parculassee descrf tive programme each evening
Prices OF admisson-Ofess Circle and Psrquette 81
laiy and gentleman. IS upper boxes. - Seats
may be secured At the box Office from 10 A TIL p NJ.
Doors open at 81. Psrolihc.tions commence at y
O'clock MS lwis