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4. WOODS PAINT AIR-TIGHT
COAL STOVE,

l. WOODS PATENT AIR.TIGHr
COAL STOVE.
THE UNDERSIGNED offers 20 the public anew Stove
for heating stores. pariors, halls orices. ships and
steamboat cabins containing and desirable improve
nents whereby amount Of heat gained over any
stove before offered The improvements sre OF that sfrk
ug character that they satisfy the purchaser Il glance
that IL 10 really valuable lew Of their many improve
rnents here set forth.
They have CRATE al the bottom snd the coal rests
upon a solid plate.
The air admitted 20 the heated before u reach
the FIRE BY hot chamber, consequently the coal IS
all consumed.
II Is artirht and constructed that needs 10
akins and free from dust can escape into the
room -. ,,,
IL i. ecomioal The application OF the heated air N
with the feet that 70 cannot be disturbed By
rakins causes completes combustion and consumption Of
the coal principle not before obtained In stoves
few u the numerous testimonials are herewith a.
fsched -
We have used during the last Winter. one Of Wood
A.Tixht Cylinder Stoves which has light bottom upon
which the coal rests instead OF crate We consider n
one OF the used. for economy Of tue
Cleanliness and comfort and appears 70 fulfill al that would
be expected for the purpose destined :, u,,,r,.vs
We. the underlined concur with Mr.. Williams, thss-
irs used the above 70 i .dFant.ges over oil
~ c.rtwr,sbf. io6 south 5 Eytinse, % Beaver
q. J. Cornell, l43 HGdson- l. n Moses % Beaver
Benedict. Bradley a Co. ~ Pearl
Geo Seeley, L. Pesrl-st. House.
n after trial Of three weeks the stove proves unssis
factory. the purchase money Wi be refunded.
l. WOOD, 81 Water-st New-fotk,
Or AZ the Oregon Foundry store corner Of FIRST and south
Sixthsfs Wnasburgh where variety VI stoves are 70
be sold whoiesals and retail low for cash OLE lmeod
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LkWls ,. THOMAS,
DWIGHT JOHNSON,
CHAS J hclLyAfNE


.nd next Of Kin u WILLIAM AETCALFE. sesnAn on
board Sd Enterpnte, late Of he City OF Sew.York de
ceased and rho IL ALLEGED 10 have died nesAfe that the
effects Of the aid interstate the hsnds Of tbs Psbe Ad
minstrator wl Be sdrEsered .nd disposed Of by him
according 70 law unless the be claimed By law
al executor or sdnirsor u Inc deceAsed. BY the st
day Of November nexf-Deted New York, Oct H. lsF.
ois lawiw JAS :. THAYER. Public Adr1inlssrzso
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~ Columbia Division No. 10, =. Of T.-The
members OF this Division requested 70 meet At their
Hall corner OF Grsnds and Broadway, on Tuesday, Oct
49, At o'clock NJ for the purpose Of Joining IN the eel
ebraon the laying the corner stone OF the Washington
Monument II is desired that every brother viii De pre-
sent TO psrtie pate on the occasion. BY order
OILS p. w. G. ROGERS, r. :
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~ Nlanitou Division, No. 200 =. of THE
rembes cf this Division requested assemble a IN,
Division Room Tuesday morning the lath inst Al Q
ocock unite the ceremonies Of isyins tie corner
% the Washington Monument
oils ~ ALLEN N LEFT, r 9
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ASTRUCToSs IN FRENCH.

II - y. Edwards. AM. respectfully IN
orms the Ynrc that he has faken ICONS ~ McDou-
occupied b. his duties IN Prof Henry p Tsppans school,
10 the instruction Of ladies and gentlemen DO
acfnife knowledge Of speaking reading aud writing the
rIencl language With correctness and -loqueuce.
The following. selected fron many Of the spou-
tsneous Tributes 70 the Professors skill teacher
SEW-foRE. April -. 1914
DEAK STA. The system Of instruction IN the French
other Possesses Your pupils have advanced ony rapid
y but undeIsandinsy. Tour asduity and ndgst
rendered their stody simple and easy.
Your ability N tutoring the and fof ming the
u only eqnaied BY your patience ADD In Oh
tanning correct sounds
which was At trst supposed dull and tediou.
Your system being precisely that by which an infant
acquires s language must 0f necessity be nsfurs-pro
nunciaton, Interpretation meaning u peculiar
tiles Of diom and principles being taught the
same time.
" We, assour pusls-members Of your evening class
have eNperxced these benefits aud ADVANTAGES your
peculiar system and on behalf Of the class, would
press TO you that their advancement has exceeded their
most sanguine expectations. They most conscien
tously commeld sysf,m with your niaHner, 20 al
who may desiras rapid, and AZ the time thorough
knowledge OF thfk reach language.
" With sentiments OF the highest esteem remain,
" Your friends &C
JAMES Z FORESTER, MD 202 Beeckerst
5. T. HUBBARD MD l88 Beecker-st
SAMUEL NJ. POND, JR- a. Sxth-syenue
w. GABAUDAN, IS West Washingto place
Il. g. FORMAN, l29 Ciinton-st.
VIM II AMEs, 2 SecOnd-st.
" To Prof J. P. EDWARDS, AN"
He Is also allowed to refer 10 the following -entemen
Prot. II. r Tsppan, d. d. Rev Dr. Whitehouse Rev Chs
H. Read Edwd ssnderson: Prof G. Bush OILS 2wiseod
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uo.e Divi.Iou, No. 80 :. off,

~ Hope Division, No. ~ =. ofT.-The officers
aud embols of this Division requested 10 meet at the
Division rcom 1877 Bowery, Tuesday morning the 18Th
inst al O'Clock the pufposc OF joining the Washing
Inn Monneus Association the ceremonies OF the dsy
The Marshal would be pleased TO every member pre-
sented on this Members OF other Dssons Who
do parade respectfully invited 20 ZEN as
OILS ~ JOHN COLNiS, Marshal
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.ad ssss u lin q THOMAS fi HffSs sspsatsI %
beard the ship sultsnz tecezsed ard who IA alleged
have died nesats that the e6eeb Of The said ntesste Ia
the hands Of the Public Administrator viii 10 ninis
tered and dsposed Of By him According TO law uness the
Of the secessed By the g,h day of November next-
D.ted. Se~-York, Oer. IS ~. JAMES 8. ThAYER,
els Is~f~ rH as Fable Aduisssksiqs
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Mount Vernon TINT No. IS, I. q. Of R.-The
members OF thm Tent are requested their Hal
en- Tuesday the 18th inst At o'clock A. NJ fos the pur
rcse 81 IN ,ne ceremonies Of laying the
JoHx CLAsK. Rec. See as n.
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ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President
RfSJ C. MILLER, Secretary
JosEPH L. LORD, Agent
= J,MEs STEWART, MD. Medical Examiner, At the Office
daily from to ) O'Clock % MAWlmis'
l. (2l(-Tbs Celebrated Pain Extfactor-(2I)
DALLEY'S X CONNELS.
~ No Merchant Family should be without this
wonderful Sxve IL will be furnished 10 all the most
liberal by applying the only place for the genuine
81 isn tlll-TwESTy-osE CoRTIssD-sT.-f2D
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TIE GREEK. sLAyEoSss Es,b,tl9s. Poyy

large saloon Of the National Academy OF Design
Broadway and Leouardst from o'clock A NJ. until
Z. ~ Abundance &5 cents. Season tickets Sd cents.
~ The season for those holding tickets will clos
on the r.t day Of November Season tickets purchased
and after the 18th October, will entte the holder TO vis
the exhibition until the hrs day Of December next old
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Lsht-shp 10 d. FIN Washington, DC, for Martha Vim
yard, to be stationed on the Sow and Pigs
The packetshps Iowa. for Havre. the Cambridge, for
Liverpool and several other outward bound vessels re
ported sailed have returned and anchored IN the spit
IN consequence Of adverse winds.
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. IA



Ships Stephen Whitney, tpacketl Popham, Liverpool,
Kermit Independence. tpacket) Bradish London, Grin
nell Mntam 4 Coz DOggersbsnk, Hob kerkboven Am.
stefdsn, schmidt Balehen; Tbos Wright. Gardner, N
Orleans, Thos StantoD Palmetto Smith. do, n Engle
Northerner (si Budd. Charleston, Spodord, Tieson
Co; Southport, Mccormick, do, q Bukley; Echo, lsw)
Nixoz, 30.
BarLs Rose standish, Spencer Mobile, ID Hurlbui
c.; Edwin Augusta, tnew) keazer, do, Elwel Co;
Bnss Bull (Swe) JudkiD, Goifenbure, z Haheehi
cordsis Hatch 81 Thomas Guaysma aud Ponce, South
msyd 4 Son; Carlton, Percy, Turks Island, Nesmh n
Walsh; Logan. Chase, Bermuda by the same raeonsr
Robertson, St Johns, IF, ii Underwood Cos Emily
Bird, do q Laurie; Science, tBfl Hogan, do, Dans-
comb Beckwith; l. Walton Rowe, Georgetown T.
RPosti Belle, MeMsth, Wilmington, NC st"fges Clear
man Go. O.. O..
sehr. Boston sanderson Rio de Janeiro siorer Ste
phenson; w Wyer SNOW 81 Kits, Foster Nickerson;
Ocean BuIde Lssu",Sn Nc Gee Mh r,"S Fm ss'
Ldsnr Ncwbern NJ Pistt; Alsrc, Purnen, Wilmington
NC; Harrison Price, Bestson, do, N l. McCreedy Co;
Tho. Jefferson Willis, Suffolk, Va; Ecot Cole Bait
more Johnson 4 Iowden: s A Roe Benjamin, do, Mail
Ter Lord Jane, Dayton, do, Oaleer; severn zen
Inns Philadelphia Challenge, Davis Portland ufeelan'
Glchnst, Passport
ARRIVED
New ship Cato Merrill Boston, ds ballast to Broom
French bark Olinda. Rowle Point Petre, cusoaoupe'
- d. in ballast 10 Cresh Heydecker
Brig Perfect Gardner Newport, X l. d. IN ballast
Brs Camargo, Tyler st Martins 10 ds salt 20 w Lew
- 18th inst of Sandy Hook spoke U EMP oies'"
bound south.
schr Samuel A Appleton, Nckerson, Boston, o' Hd'e
schr Canton Wilson Lubec, Me- 10 ds, plaster and fish
sssr Alabama. smsey, Salem, Mass, ds, mdse to w
Brsohr Rover johnson, Hsrbor Island, Bahamas, with
500 bush salt 10 ActeTly.
BELow-A new bark from an eastern port Wind Sc
MEMORANDA.
Lshtship, 10 d. FIN Washington, DC for Martha Vim
yard. 10 be stationed on the Sow and Pigs
The packet ships Iowa. for Havre, the Cambridge Tor
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,.,.r from the e.mmeoespssso Of aaviss'iOn to the

from Tie se'ae 'ss.'0n 70 the
~ " FYcsr. &ls H7eaf ta Crn- b.. Barley. 5s.
ess75is 2es76so sa8o6i' 6ji.5n
lst''-' eossiss i7o9i3l l3l5s53 7o22f7
sSa,372 / 22s54s sllo,6as Dec 40 100
ssfess,crs the Wheat TO Flour the quantity nj the
"a a tide. alter this year compared with the
ks a. ,,rod OF ses year shows excess equal 10
- barrels of Flour snd deeresse Of since
leo. nj Of last week Of 2s0i4 bsrfes VI Flour
az ,.r,auts Of Corn thus far exceed by 3sis,ol2
~. he entire receipts Of 1876
.ceiots Of Barley up Ia the coss 81 the "a week
Ins~r during the prcsoDt year. compared with the
bosso.sips period Ia 1886 show excess 81 1000
CITY and from the let Of September to the 18th OF
sss- incluslve compared with the same period In
Ossy. s~rrcsss Of 2ol. 7J5 bosbeis
~ sllowins table shows the quantity Of of the
Ir s,eIes Of produce left ss tioewster from the
Fhevaens Of navigation % the lfth Of October In
rnnne' ,hs wars letS (83 drys) ls46 n - dsys)
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P,sr,bu. rnnm Division, No. 81 $. Oft

" X PlHribus rnum Division, NO. oil :. OF \.
Tbs members Of this Division notified TO meet A. ineii
room ls7 Bowery, on Tuesday morning next, the iEh
lns O'clock precisely for the purpose OF lolnn me
several divisions in ASSISTING TO lay the corner stone o. e
monument in memory Of the immortal Washington
Mem"ers OF other divisions and sxnsers in the city IN
good standing the order are pecty invited 70 ante
JB DfKEMAN, W. r.
,. :. OKA>k>hAw r. oi8 u
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PHRENoLoGICAL ALMANAcs.
PREMIUMS

FOwLsR a WELLS, 1871 sAssAr-sr.
IIAVE FOR SALE the cost Of manufacture the ilus
ltrated Phr-noloxical Almanac for 1888. AZ inis-
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NOTICES.

" I. q. of q. F.-The X. w Grand Lodge Of the
State Of Newly have resolved 10 unite with the Wash
nstop Mopument Association OF the City Of New-York .
in ayins the corner Of the proposed Monument 10
he Father Of his County on TUESDAY the l9tf inst
and have aso given its subordnecs permission 10 unfe
aDd lake part said celebration.
The Committee the raI ofhe Assoc alton have siver
our Hesitation The entire Sixth Division and A therefore
becomes for us 10 form and appear in ssid pro
oeson ssreeaby TO the regulations Of tie Order in the
formsti0n Of the line.
The LODGES that Intend appear in the PROCESSION
please assemble IN front Of National Hal. Csua- AZ %
o'clock on Tuesday morning and form in proper line pre-
paratoyto taking their position them ia the Gen
eral column .
The Junior Lodges will form front rsht resting on
ConTes Al 10 o'clock The line will counieTmarch and
proceed down Canslst 10 Hudson mp Hudson % Cham
efs up Chambers o. Broadway where they Will until
The whole column moves
The Whole vii be- under the direction of T. n Howell.
Grand Marsha ofthe Grand Lodge, assisted by r. g. Jas
w Barker
subdiysion, and viii take their place on the gt Of our
Division on arriving At ChaInbersst.
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" Ashland Division No. ~, =. of Twin
at their Hall, corner Of Grove and Hudson SITS on
Tuesday morning az o'clock, for the purpose Of parel
pang Ia the ceremonies of laying the stone OF the
WaShn ton Monument Members of other Divisions not
going out are requested to unite with "a ~ oiaer
WM III. TAGGERT, W.f
Ioax KgSSAkp r. s tol8ltt
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t. w. OLlNEh
4 e. FLANAGAN

Resottd That ts Grand Division Of the State OF New
York cordially approve OF the proposed testimony OF re-
spect TO the great and good Wafingon' aid general
Of the Order In carrying out the objects OF the
gon Monument. Association is earnestly recon
mended.
RESOLVED That the above occasion is OF peculiar
fraternity inssmuch the Order OF the Sons
Of Temperance the legitimate offspring OF the Wash
Reform and many thousands our members glOry
- being baied Washingonians, therefore II - hoped
i'm every effort will be made bring out Order IN Its
|, 1871 stTengt0
Resolsed That this Grand Division will unite as bod
with their fellow citizens in the ceremonies OF laying the
corner of the Washington Monument, on Tuesday
18th inst and recommend the Subordinate Divisions un
der its ursdct also participate the OCCASION and
that general dispensaiion for that purpose is hereby
granted. BY order, LUKE HASSEKI, o. :.
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BOARDING.

A PARTMENT WANTED-A room and bedroom
IAOr commodious room in the house Of gentee iam
y in the upper part Of the city, Broadway Union
place is wanted by single gentleman engaged In literary
pursuits and who would give but little trouble. Break
fast and tea would be desired Address h. A. Box 357
Post Office ole tits
FRONT ROOM ON the "a floor to let without
"A board iuniess for breakfast ony) by private FAM
near ~. Johns Park II required sfransenens can o.
made TO have the back also Address Oscar AZ the
oIice.of this paper. ole 2ts
DOARD-A large aud handsomely furnished room
1Dthe second floor, with bedroom and closet attached
may be found application al IS BaTcleyst The loca
ton Is delightful looking out upon the green IN front OF
Columbia College. OILS lw'
DRIVATE BOARDING Up TOWN-Very desirA-
BILE Winter rooms for either gentleman and lady
two three single gentlemen with full partial board
at % Amtyst References exchanged OILS oteod.
BOARD WANTRD-By gentleman and his wife
Docation wet Of Broadway between the Battery and
Chamhersst They will furnish their own room. Terms
must be moderate AddIess y II. at thls once. oIo pa
DOARD--A large front room with bedroom adjoining
also smaller al 2,8 sPrngst I'd door from
Hudsonst where stages pass every five minutes Refer
ences exchanged. ol5 It's
TO LET-Half Of new three-story BRICK house in
l. Eighteenthsi- near seeondayenue; or small gen
eel family can be accommodated with board address
Lessee at Tribune Office ola lots'G
DOARD-Peasant rooms with good accommodations
Oand reasonable prices Apply IS LibeItyst OF mi..-
DOARDING-To let with board the I'd story front
ID room aud bedroom. 81 Chambersst ol2 isti
DOARDING-Two parlors, with bedroom. adjoining
ID also single be obtained with good board and
reasonable terms at the large and pleasant house 5ss
Broadway, few doors from Houston-st 80 lmis
FURNITURE OR PIANO WANTED-A gentle
who has puTch based new house of the hrst class
in the upper part of the city. will accommodate few
or piano in paymeut-would pay part IN cash. Best
ferences given. Address A. ; Tribune Office. os lw-
DOOMs TO LET-with full OF partial board, ia
lsuall private family without children The situation
is very desirable fort gentleman and his wife OF for
small family Of three four persons no other boardefs
in the house Apply al las Fonrhsyenue, neu door to
the Twenty hfth-st. Ol3 lWeOdls'
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE. ATTENTION

Divisions OF the sons OF Temperance WHO
intend TO unite with Grand Division in participating
the laying of the Of the Monument to the
illusrous Washington the 18th inst are hereby not
ed that the line Of the will be formed the north
side of Canal rght Greenwich, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
precisely Divisions and Msrsbels OF sections VIII be
governed accordingly The aMshals Of sections or ar
rivng IN Caaas will march the Divisions under their
charge into line according TO their numerical number
No the right, and progressively to the left OF
the line
The Divisions meeting IN the halls No 3l5 and $50
Broadway and the of Broadway and Lispenad
st. and Broadway and Grand-st Will assemble In Lspe-
uard ght Broadway and report 10 Assistant NJ
shal r. J. Mercer, at halfpas nine O'Clock precisely
The Division meeting IN the halls NO III and III bowe
~ rsnds IS and 70 Alen-st and Croton Hail. will
assemble Broone ST., right the Bowery, extending
eastery and report 10 Assistant Marshal NJ NJ Croft, at
quarter past nine o'clock precisely
The Divisions meeting IN the halls No 400 Grandstreet
corner Of Avenue and Third IT. and in Cherryst near
Clinton will assemble In Grandst n.front 2 ITALIAN all,
report to Assistant Marshal George Radley at nine
The Divisions Getting the halls the Of Eigh
feminist and Eighthavenue, Sixeenthst near Eighth
avenue and the corner Of Grove and Hudson sts will
assemble In Hudsons right on Grovest- and report to
Marshal = w Cronk, at nine o'clock precisely
The Divisions meeting in the halls at Harlem. Third
avenue and Eighy-sxth-st Third avenue and Twenty
ninh-st Tbirdavenue ana Twelithst and fortleth-st
and Seventh avenue will report TO Assistant Marshal m
Bruce in east Of Broadway, at halfpast nine
O'Clock precisely.
the Grand Marshal $50 Broadway at OF before half past
nine o'clock.
rooms. 500 Broadway at nine O'Clock. A NJ
The Cadets Of Temperance will be under the special
charge of their O. w Patron, ID. Csdy, and will form IN
Cansst east Of Broadway.
Sons paradiug as T. mplars will wear the Temple regaa
only -
allowed for delay, consequently the Msrshas viii be pune
tua and all Divisions NOT reporting time win be posted
on the left Of the line, without reference 10 their number
BY order Of THOMAS F. PEERS, Grand Marshal
G g,Ss Hi Hal, Aids. o,s If.
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" GRIND DiyisIon-s. Of T. s.ofsN. "

w Grand DivisIOn-S. Of IT. S.0fsN. Y.-At a
special session Of the Grand Division hdon the 9th inst
the following Report and Resolutions We unanimously
adopted and ordered TO be published.
The undersigned Committee 70 whom W ereferred the
invitation from the Washington Monumen at HkTciaon "a
porticp pate in laying the siSee of a. proposed
Monument IN conmenoreton Of the1rtuss hfdssFSioe'
OF the illustrOus Father of Cok; rSpectfuy sub
init the following Resolutions:
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~ Mercantile Lodge, No. ~ i. q. d. F.
Members Of Mercantile Lodge who disposed Join
the procession Tuesday next 10Th inst the
OF the celebration Of the WASH Monument Asoca-
ton, are requested 10 meet ct the LOO II Division
81. on Tuesday morning. at 9 o'clSk, precisely.
BY order Of the Lodge.
OILS 2usFkM VIM l. 8 HARRISON n g.
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cHAs, MCGOWAN, Committee
OBJ Ito d. d. EGAN ! Arrangement

70 L.. d. of d. F.-The members o. GIumhis Lod
No. }. requested TO At the Lodeorn l32 Bow
cry. Tgesday morning the 18th inst clock for i
purpose Of joining in procession 20 cell f laying
the stone Of the Washington N,rNfnent.
THOS. NJ. MACFARLASD,
J.. PIDGEON. = COMMITTEE
ola 2ts j. C. RYFRsON. {
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III q. OF u. F.-Tbe members OF DIAMOND Hdge
40 o. Of o. requested to assemble Il the Lodge
ROOM 1877 Bowery Tuesday the 18th inst q O'Clock
A. NJ for the purpose Of taking in the Of
laying the foundation of the about to be
erected the memory Of the ilustrious Washington.
By order of OWEN Z. WESTLAKE. N. g.
JONI n. MEAD, Secretary ole Sits
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ID. X. Pnrmly, Dentist,
No III PARK-PLACE.-REFER
j. Parmly, and Bond-st OILS 3misMWkF.

~ College OF Physicians and Surgeons Of the
University Of the State Of NewYork THE Annual Ses-
sion Of the College for 847S Will be opened on Monday
18th October at half past p NJ when an Introductory
Address will be delivered by JoHS ToRREY NJ Professor
Of Chemistry and Botany Subject The relations Of
Chemistry 20 the science Of Medicine" The profession
and the public are respectfully invited % attend
ALEX. n. STEVENS ND. President
Collegeof Physicians and uIseons IS Crosby-s s
" American Agricultural Association.-The
members Of this Association requested 70 At their
Rooms In the Lyceum Building. sol Broadway Tues
day morning, at O'Clock A. NJ In order 70 Join the pro-
cesson on that day Farmers, nuneynen and gardeners
are particularly invited 70 join with them.
ola q JAMES HOGG, Recording Secretary
~ Wafer Cure.-Dr. TRAIL, who started the first
Hydropathc Institution in America receives patients
his and commodious establishment, IS Ls ght-st
near 50. Johnspark Consultations mornings and even
ings Dr. T has had connection with the Fourteenth
St establ sfment since the first Of July ole lwis'
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~ Oregon LodRA No. IFS, i. q. Of o. r.

The members Of this Lodge requested 20 be punctUa
their attendance at the Lodge Room Tuesday morning
the 10Th inst at o'clock A NJ to participate in laying
the stone Of the Washington Monument
CHILION ASHMEAD, Chm. Comm Aragts
N r. The members of Oregon also requested 70 be
punctua in eir attendance at the Lodge Room on Mon
dsy evening the 18th inst ole ltis-
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~ Gentlem5l,. Hni.-F.n ayIs-BrRD, corner

~ GenfIem}k's Hnfs-Fall styIe-BIRD, corner
Pine and Nassau sThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated by the liberal patronage extended TO him by the
public is induced to offer to their inspection and i'm
proved style Of Hat for the confident that the dur
bty and finish OF the will insure their
appreciation The improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style offs needs
other commentator than that they have been uniformly
adopted by the elite Of the City.
oil lmis' BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau ss
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90 I. d. of %. F.-The members Id Sloan Lod.

~ I. q. OF d. F.-The members Of Sloan Lodge
No. 30 l. o. Of o. r. requested 10 be in atten-
dscat their Lodge room III West Seventeenthstree on
Tuesday morning. Oct 49, o'clock for the purpose OF
joinns the Washington Monument Association.
BY order Of HAMILTON A. WEED, N. @.
Erwin SEE Secretary.
COMMITTEE Of frrangeWents.
JOHN G. WALKER, JAMES X THORBURN,
Ol6 2tis+ ERWIN SEE