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CROCKERY STORE.
NO. I3s wILLIAM--T. opposite The " Washing

No. IFS WILLIAM--T. opposite The Wishing
~ ton stores ID door below rulion-st
TIE subscriber havi NJ been for tine pas, largely
xsr-d In the CHINA GLASS AND EARIHES WARE
susines a. WHOLESALE, has recently completed extern
ave srra1 sereus for furnishing families and those com
usencng h0usekeepns with goods In his line ard be g
enabled sell rs goods lower rates than those engaged ~
The RETAIL TRADE exclusively, Ia c0nse9gerce o. MS
large and frequent importafions for M NbOLESAiE
BUSINESS The location Of the establishment Of Tie
subscriber being such that he pays os rent AID ineuf'
moderate expenses enables him 20 carry out rs intention
OF furnishing HI. wares At REDUCED PRICES.
The Subscriber designs selng good articles and without
Of his 81 les Of French China Dinner and
Dessert Services fne China decorated granite Tea and
Co1ee Toilet great variety solar Lamps,
N.ses Sirandolss Mattel Ornaments Fancy Goods Cut
and Plan Glass and common focs &C &c would say 20
q. want that he promises 70 convince them, II hey MI
favor him With cal that they purchase goods az hi.
establishment 90 much more FAN OkAbLE TERMS than
aRETAIL sIORE. bat should tbs not b deemed H.
duceuenf would solicit patronage upon the ground Of
Offering for their inspection unusually LARGE AND
UNRfvALFD STOCK. from which selections b.
made VIII i've entire subtraction. Hotels ships and
.fesr - furnished.
Goods seat free Of expense to al psrts Of the city
- This a GEOP6E II. CLAPP.
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WILLIAMSBURG AFFAIRS.

tP~ The Lyceum held its first meeting TOR the
season on Wednesday evening IT which, highly inter
s.ng and instructive lecture on the subject OF Vege's
bs Physiology was delivered By Rev FRANCIS { WOOD
WORTH Of this city. We understand Mr. Wooosof'h
Is To deliver second lecture on this department. OF not
any "Wednesday eseuins Of the present week 'ne
Iseiure Room Of the Presbyterian Church corner OF
south Third aud Fifth street. Thoso who are Interest
"A a, Intellectual culture snd r, Gnement Of taste will
not fsil u b. present
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srRoNG's PATENT LAMPS

\ ST.-These AN % east ~ sn.1e-
L a Are Tree from smoke or smell
=. VIII burn ne cheapest oil, AID eve greater CAT
A. l~s- expense than sny amp no~ Il use
al Are nor. briliisni tnsn eznPoene or sPirit ga
without the sane ri.ks % life snd property
5h Are uot liable Get cat q order are easily cleaned
snd wsrrante6 for one year
s,h The hard snps vii not spill OIL VITA the moa
careless usage ..
Ms.afsersrsd solsly by ;. D. vASDERHEYDEN, SIS
Pesrl-r Nsw-Ycrs Ws-s-oou 50 Broadway
Chsndsiisrs srsekst hsngns P.rior and Esnsl lamp
m every vsrisfy
DsasTs supplies % heers terms
~ 3 ssiH aak ss1sl An % lisrea o. In
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DUTCH HuLnous ROOTS

IIYACINThs. 81 o ~ per dossu, be.t nsmss sorts
III Nueis.as Of o. - per eo1en, best named sorts
posbls Tahgs. Of o. per doEen beet named sort.
>snsls Tulips n cent? per dozen, best named sorts
Dossls Joas aiis. 81 o. per aezen
sinxl< Jonsails. a. - cent? per cozen
NTH Crcc as~s. Anennones hsnane1os sno~dtops and
o.h<r bahus roors al sn-ifs a. eSSs, e~ rates esn
L. ,e<et-a from sh< assotm~nt Ct the sneerneo which
atn. sou<y a. choc> v.esies and me rocts -
oshsr Ia cay and shat othefs may ssJ y ne eeniNy
49,, - ..etioa rosss JAMES HOG.
- S,TTh.s So Broadway
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Mol % syt sss = 5rf.ssss An 500 % s-Sp-
M y..sr f.<-tGs-s So. ~ isg ~ feltoest -
a.sy ~nes4 - tas- ~ supply s.ce 81 ye
rsstsresrs 80 e>ff. srs1E1-1sstg
Ysss ne ctcslsss< 80 scrs@1fF 49, sssEly go ~
a. g.. 80 IS AZ ssss y "a tee< - iE
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TEXAS

coNNEECIkL AGENCY At c.LvEsroS.
I'VE UNDERSIGNED vii attend 70 the Collsetion Of
Note. and Accounts 10 the STATE u Texs eteeting
Sales of Res. Estate the Purchase Of Produce Receiving
and Forwarding Of MsrchaDdise and Of General Com
Mission Bssres. GEORGE BUTLER
EEFEKENCEs sEw-yokE.
Moses Taylor ESQ Hon wv Ecrronds, Walter Town
X Collins Esq " Langley a. Co snd Co
Allen Psxson Fst D Lsthrop, Wisnsn l. Gale
R c w.tmors 4 Co G Dudley Co Z q Fsils 4 Co
HyiOck. ccrlies Patssnn, E.S JkJ rripp.,
Co Jn Le1eru Co White L 6rfnrra al
Addrsss q n Pine-st Nsv-fort az lwiski mos.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order from In- Surrogate Of
ne COMFY u kiugs uct,r- IL hereby given ali III.
creditors II JOHN BENJAMIN late q the Ciy Of
Bro klyn. In SAT- County deceased 10 pr-s-nt their
Respective accounts Eh th- proper vouchers bereof 81
Ma II aiie0-i.D- 10 te Clsy % S-wfors % OF b.
fof. he .h u JsnuAry. lstsDesc New YORK. July n,
l8r FRFDPkICK 4 BENJAMIN
VI zWs Atu.toi
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CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY. October =.
FIRE-A fire broke out at o'clock last night Ia
the rear If &c Henry caused by impruden'y ming
spsr.t gas lamp while turning Dsmsge uiapg.
CorRr oy syssiOss-Safard0y.- -ThOmas Jones
convicted Of burglary In the second desfee In having
broken open tie sioro Of James HOBBY IN Hfann 81
on the 9Th Of September wss sentenced u ihs S'Se
Prison fof yssrs.
PotIcr - Daniel o X eeie was arrested last night
ty ofcers Mshsn spd OBren, of the Fourteenth ware
ebars.d with violating the perssn OF Cs,hsrnc Shshs
han lie was detained.
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y : Rose, 573 Huds0n.st
IWm McComb. 6l3 hidsOn
- Nelly. lli Spnng-st
10 ID McIlain. lis spIingst
IL Marshall, lt1 spun- q
! N Mciniirc, - >prins-st
ID \ Wooiing. ri Spring
ICosswellxLam0ureuX.-1s DO
> LoR.rre. ~ spTlngst
lIhcs Jones, 20 spfing-st
John Jones, 80 spung-st
: } Montgomery, - spring
- b " alton. "a Spring-st
John SltgTeaves, % spuns
James liind.. 81 Canal-st
PXs Reilly, iaJ CAnsi-st
q Z simpson - Canal-st
David Ieets, 20 Cana
lF p Hunt. 2i6 Csnsl-st
10 b Huse, ~ Grernwlch-eV
John / .her. 10 Green h-av
IL Uudsrhiil, lt3 Green h-ay
- sanders. } Chafham-s4
IMNSeym0urSCO, 2 Oh m-sq
lU Mitchell. 8 Chaiham-sq
lie b Hing, l75 Chsflam-sq
lSami Mitchell, d Chatham ~
L. Way. D. 1hatham-st
iWmM heeiwught. - Chaf 'm
Martin & Nosourg, luo lih-as
|JNDW Sfausbury, III 8th-as
James Reilly, l1l tth-ag
> T. Hamilton. lol sth-av
John Gregory, ) sth-ar
Keinrr, ioo ath-ay
IMNye.ierteid 3th-ay. c3lst-s
lBRichardsou, 8tn-Ay Oh. i1d :
49, Russell, a. 9th.av
! alenzies 4 Brother Jos stl-ay
10 Beekman. Al id-sv
stead 4 ILoIp. - ac-ar
|. Mm Blacketl p jd-av
iC Braudiachf. - Si-ay
. 'Thos Reilly, - Sd-sv
IR Holder, iif Bleecker--t
IM Rosenbaum, 20 B.eeckcr
ID McMaftin. 20 Bleeckef-st
J Rutherford. % Blseeker
&c T T0usley. 81 bleecser
J NJ Parker, - BieeckeI-st
, sarah Coppel, 80 k!eecker
IL VI Hay, : Carmire-sf
INV Deems. - CHmine-st
Tho. aquis-, al CaEmine-si
| John Reilly, ~ Carmine-si
IN Wright, 81 Hou.ton-sg
, MoftA Dev0e. 60 H0uston
John Biackett, PSI Hogstou-si
Jno II Ruuneil..lOi Houston
! Andrew Jsger. - Houston
! : 1. Newman. SIS H0ustqn-st
HDierkir. SIS hcustou-st
W n Mced a Co, ls5 Pearl
J Brown, Pe1r.-st
y n Many. 5O Pearl-si
Philips. - Brcomc-s;
~ Hicintotham, Sol broome
lAaroa Finley, - brvme-sf
lDM Anderson. 81 bfa-sy
Inv Grifn. ~ tiL-av
I Wm y Mcinure. - tth-ar
John u Barton. ~ tth-av
10 luimby, 80 1tA-sv
IH " DiX0r. l1@ cth-av
MAGGnfon i3Q tth-av
, Feutal 4 Doneli. l.,f 6th-ay
IThos Mckinrie, l'i o,h-av
all " Dixon, SIS cth-sv
d Joel Kelly. J avenue {
IJo-e-ph Miller. 5 avenue 3
L Miller. - avenue d
d lPurick McCoy, - AZ D
JAG NJ Ra1l-y 5 Az D
Z Alex x Summers. = av D
Z " X rsf.ersali. - ~ y
y " Waterbury, y AZ D
y John Lutz. i3l WLlrtt-.f
J Morkn. - >econd-s;
i. A q Hanfofl. 81 RutseTss'
DKLYS.
WV Glen. Fuiton-st
q >cudd-r 1 Go. les Fuitcn-s'
J Il McAuly - Fr.tcu-.f
g White 4 Blrrrl, - fultor
Nsli-liyAShannon--ad Ful D
Wiinsrn PAp-, 81 J.Ines-st
a. n Malery. IS Myrfle-av
u Mschmorr, = Nyrfi-sr
Wm Hintor. - Atlsnfic-sf
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BONE SETTING.

Natural Bone Setter
HAS CONE troin Rhode saad and TAI rooru III ~
i hearys IN the City Of Brooklyn. his practice ca
tends al diseases Of the hte such dsocaton ilae
lures hap diseases sPrsius white s~eugs, abscess per
shes. contrsctons. te- JONATHAN r SWEET
I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

z&K><x. tut on, and, TOT Tie BOOK VI klvN
~ ~ ~ Presented with A. universal blsns. = "" ~.
Diseases q the eye are unqnes,ys
among the most terrible aHicii0ls 70 when no..'
this iransitory world liable. Those wnD'e el>'
been injured 81 close appcssou 20 study, ~ ~ ~ y
attention 10 mute objects slil obtain tumectis
~ the use of this b4sanl- Ia cases o. iaftia ="
tom Inflammation film. advanced age, u u 81
benefciI MANY cases Of total blindness that bad sh
tor v.ar. nave been completely cured BY u. 10 -
s-.in. 4. liesirg,n and persons suffering IN tN
,.r sbould remember that delay, Ia diseases Of ~ ~
,Is,s aan.erous Tie following certificate q Us W
will Be read with interest ~ All thus afflicted
Stw-Y0Sx, Sept g. ~
Ma Hs~gY JOHNSON Icar SIR; IL Il with pisssis
/ am sbe % unIfesny own testimony VIII otls" = 4
tiiyins 10 the value Of your Roman Eye bsis. ~
severe sttsck Of Bfssned ey-iids. called By NJ
Egyptian ophthamis, from which have 80 ss5s
Tor about p years. during which time have ~. cty
the treatment Of the most eminent oe niss I'D
have been bistered capped and escbod- al re.
tic applications and every other approves -. AZ 4
ment which the most eminent sail eoud sess ef
ney command and the end Of the whole $500 Z.
nearly a. great sufferer a. when they eo".'I suni
treatment Al last used your Eye bs-ss he ine.ra
effect soothing healing, redse"' ,rely feFop
ton, &c Nv eyeashes. which had oseh 80, @aeet
By pair Of tweezers twenty years oeisfo a IN, eur,
grow and now are nearly al restores, - h<t re-
almost compie,e Il las done FOR ~h.i 'e ~ rss,r
cAl skill could not effect snd reeom"ss. ref 90
from affections q this nature - use u ~ az. -
call upon ne A. my store, - johns IL OF ms y
man, addifiouai particulars " men 'he WN r Pkfk
will rot permit Yours, very tteiy -A'.ir. rs 30
Prepared By HENRY JOHNSON "a gsItoo-,, -
way. cor Chsmbsrsst Sold also A. ~ a. l.sT ssrs-
Eat Broadway.
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CARPETlNox.

II L4NzxsCx q Ssss-ss. Ger. Sc 81. % 800,
X ssrrzx o.; tsfz<fts Ttfs<.
a., - l.xsss ls<tsfkxs kfsEtse<s s<es C<sysrsHfs
~ 80, .s,-<s<s - .s<vv s..s<ss tx.sfsss< az
S<s s.svs rxsuass % ~.a tsrss - irsz.
- - - 800 &c tsste ~
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OF FIC IA l.
LIST OF LETTERS.
.r,.rn * rur r.rrcrr ~ .r.cI.L .rtol.InEsf.

Apvrsrisrp ~ rHE rsIscsE SPECIAL AFrofsIshSi'
ala d.d b. n fayti>r eaacfed. p.
And All Advertisements made under the orders OF ise
,r.s,s,Gener.i IN newspaper newspspers oi
iisS fr IN .nv Poet Oce shall b. inserted IN 'he
per or papers Of the place where the ~ 49,.
Using may be situated, Aa-sg ~ arr, ~ isAs
Nr.r Poa Ofer fIsr yassra 4na'oN D 1917
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MOROCCO mANurAcToRY.

fss--<vs. s(fs< sr-~ Of k-rcszs, Hsssret O.
MOULD gSfORx THE PUBLIC ts<i he 40 t-ast
w 80 ~ gAooes< ~ssre hs ~iA sesp a. >ssfI
q a = srseos "a rc<ss ooAip~xL eosoh sne ss1rsss
r.-.es sfrs nstsss a. 80 I'D
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CON-r,IPrION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.

N-For sx years have suffered with these awful dises-
and from ny heart ee for al similarly Afflicted
and bes Of them Try Dr. Tayors balsam OF ls.rw9r
hi. medicine cured NE when could not move Ia BED
and 10; expected % hive aveez Prepsled genuine
only a. IS Be-amAa-ss foruerly SIS Bo~erY.
t.i2e.-. " A MARKS 80 knsi.
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VIM Stncker. -2i 0rand-st
Jsrob Hadlsy, 20 Grand 81
Jas ilutchings, -1n Grand b
o. Roberts. go GRIND q
Underhill. l2l Grand-st
4 Dennis CO $50 Grand :
Hutchinson. go 0rsud-st
Id Riker. j3f Gfand'st
T. l. smith. 81. Grand u
M0Wtray. s42 Ofan1.st
RE Mos. 5n6 Grand Il
VIM \ French. 5i7 Grand :
L Merrill. 80 Grand.st
y J Boyd. 80 Gfand-si
Somefyiile. n b0wery
& : hine. IS B0wery
Cromwell a Barnes, ~ bo'
y Corf. ~ B0wefy
Geo A Phillips, 81 Bowery
4 Sfeadrer. 2l Bowery
y Merritt. To- Bowefy
4 Ahiudrofh. Is Bowery
EARN Wilson, 80 Bow
$ Blunard. Us BowrrY
Ritter Hadiey, 100 bo~erJ
rhos Nov bray, 1915. Bower
u " Boswell, 20 howeTy
Fred'k Lee. 2t5 BoWery
Jas Newman. 2i8 bowrry
RM Wilson. -q3 BoweTy
Prucfuey APrice, ji5 Bow
John Iefkin-. $50 bOwery
Vim Blackett. 50 Bovery
Chls Aane. ll7 Bowefy
Joseph y Hin. o85 bowcfy
: Conover. 81 Broadway
W McCrcady, Jr, as B'wa
y Ludiam 4 Co, as Z way
Wuram a Hau -hwout, SCI 4
IC beruen, fnl Broad way
Jno Blackrtt. 90 b'way
MNSeymourNCo,tCath'un
SAmi Mitchell, 6 Iatharine
NJ Morrison. II Cafharine-i
JN Watkins, l6 Oafhaune
RR Johnston, 81 Catharine
Mrs Briskle. y CAfhafine-I
Ioha Barry. 70 Cafharine-sI
Dare 4 Webb. - CAfrAFns
Joseph Weed. " Divisions
W A Hamilton, 49, Dlvisio
P Roese. 1851 Diyision-si
John Drew, FL DIsisiol-st
: BROKER. 2f3 Division-st
Efw'd Jones. IS Division
Z sumner. l68 Grecuw ich-
Lsxravc. "a Orern~ &
! AfWrIl. ~ Orc-uwich--
FIiadley. - Greenwich
AZ LAgrave. 30 Greeuslc
"a Van tvery 30 oreeu~ie
r MDon. 20 Drcenwich-si
Nm Calien, -ti Greenwich
"A Martin ! CO. -rs do
Philip Trefs. - Oreenwis
" Pamphlin / Go, 30 do
INICox. IS Malten-lane
smith. TORY A GO, - do
/ JChandlerX Foster, ID DO
JB Windlc 4 CO. r. d
smith 4 Strong, % Nsaen
Abb MArvu, Maldeu-lanr
J Osiorue. Jr. 81 talion-si
[ ; Little. - fullou-sf
Cha. starr. l07 Fulton Z
Wm Slngraham. ~ fuiil
JOFay. 80 fulfcn-st
Ne~bouldARusscll.lt Fglf
-ioutenbureh. - fuli.
John Murphy, -ll Buttons
JuA Nissan, ls3 Waters
Barclay Wiison.el huds.
A Walter. 2is Hudsor-sf
[ h Mclutire, 90 hudsou'
r " 20 \ ~ - -
B-ui Parker. ~ hcdson-.'
/ Wm ? ElfnE. - Hudson
Wm Psfrrrs0n, - hldso
WFHowiand. - Hudson.
y " May. 81 budso1 }. =.
Tho. Frsner. 81 Fulton a
Dietf .BrothcrAOo, - ; lli'
H-ary Dik-msn, ~ f.lien
Ovfngon Brcth-rs. 81 ralt'
David Cope. VI fliicn-s-
Z joan Buncc. - fllton- =
PoWeiik Waning lei fllt
John Rutier. lI4 falion-.t
William Drew - Fulton
81 49,
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Il n THE LARGEST assortment Of
ever s ss:1:s s; +; =: s:::,'s'''' '''''''

$50 Chatham, corner Mulberry.
The attention Of ho1sskeepcu Ard others particularly
called TO Welss patent right and left Bsdstesd
which drew the premium the s,s Fair u the American
ols In
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ELASTIC PAPER-HOIDERs and Gum Teeth
IInx Riaxs for children. BY the Newark Ints Rubb>
Maintaining Ca - kslasn-laas, NY. ssu
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xycelIv Report Of Deaths

n "a, Cy and County Of Ne' fort tror nf o' Day I"
OefeJsr TO hs s8d day IF Ocfobsr, isi'.
AZ, n -Vomen. e7-Boys g. Girls. 81 Total, 20
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rRHiGHT TARIfF.
- - ALbANl De',I,o.s ntef

La -sSSss>ssssSi is1 Bou.srouie Railroad
and ists 49,, Ashss
r., vh,.kv Gram IN bags, Pot arc 80
MOI I,.. than ear loss. - per On .S CO
su,tsr aud Cheese packed, Pr9sls'sn ga p,s.es<'
sne a., wol....s .os sugar, Rag. pressed, lt''
gIs.eh,ns salts. Done.tios, Cotioa ssa " s9irs 7
,,e. Hardware. fresh Provisions, san f'''''
pentine, nc. 81 per ton. .. H. Go PEI %
Cooler. Dry Goods, indlso. sssxes -.
s.,,.1.. estimated a. ass lbs per 'o. % Be-
Tioar will be charged The .ns TO-" - ia y 10 -
foot OF Muhetst sew-fofk ~ pyRRY, AsS
o13 w 49, - -
--~FOR KEYPQRIi N:!s 10. q c..
Ser Z. coFrEk ~. 81 sssssys
bsr-t daily d2 oelees' e. ssls
sspsss. sos the above place
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- y,IITxRI.R WtTER.pOWER To1 -

So The premises ormefIy occnpied y ie Oedif Ui1I.
III Mann featuring Co At Cedar Grove NewJersey A..
offered for sale Cedar Grove 10 situated upon the Neus
aud Pompt0n Turnpike about 10 miles nom the city
New-lOfs miles from Newark , miles from Little ".
ana miies from Paterson The stream Is supplied III
living SPRINGS with fall u forty eet, giving power d
d. derenaed upon m all seasons. For terms app,
WILLIAM WALLACE, Chatham btAeh A>ai xPoot, Nss.
ark or GEORGE ID. BALDWIN
81 nwTuA SaosN lawThistNie IS SpIrce.st. New.Yat
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List Of Letter. Remaining In the n. y. Post once
Saturday, October %, 1s4I;

~ Pleass mfrfios fAe n''
advertised EsDin
Ame-, Mrs
Andrews, Ann
Allen. Mad Jane
Baldwin, Mrs Mary
Barlow, Mrs A n {
Baxter. Miss Csfhafine
Bailey, Mrs J 3
Bailey. Mrs q :
Deals. Mrs Msrls
Brady, Mrs Ellen
Bray, Miss Ann
Blake. Mrs Elizabeth
harrington. Mary
Bachelor. Mary A
Bauuon. Mrs NJ I NJ
Bechly, Miss Alice
befis. Mis- Arty
Bennett. Mrs Cafhsune I
Bennett, lsatells I
Bnght. Miss Mary A
Bride. Eliza
Bishop, Mrs Sarah
Boyle. Miss Elizabeth
hoxie. Mra Narfha
Bolton. Mrs YIN CO
Bolton, Mr. Mary }
B0Br. Niss Mary Ann
BOYD. Mrs D x
Rullard. Mrs Iillab
Bryant. Mics Car0iins
Bu1zone. Mad z
Earrs. Margaret
Bnriis. Miss 7 n
Pvrne. Mrsfjamcs-sJ
gadd Mrs Caroline 7
gunting. Miss Cianssa
Dryden. Mrs Margaret
Bridges. Mr. Emily 7
prvanf. Mrs Ellen
grundell. Mrs 4
/ Carpenter. Miss sarah
I Cailashsn. Mis- Mary
/ Carroll. Mrs Ellen
[ Campbell, Mrs Anua
Carol, Miss Mary Ann
I CarmAn. Mrs Ssrsh II
+ bania. Mr.. Margaret
I Chatham Ms Temperance
I Cisck. Mss Mary Louisa
? Cheever. Mrs Hannah
I Clemens. Miss Eliza }
/ Coles, Pebe
/ Cornell. Mrs j A
/ COwdney, Nancy
Cooke. Mrs Catherine
I Connolly. Isabella
Z Corfan, Cafhsrne
/ Croniey. Miss Mary Aun
7 Cropsev. Irs Mary Ann
| Croft. Mn Cathsnne VI
| [ ooiev. Miss Klizs
I CorcOfan. Miss ~
Currm, Miss Catrin
T Cufnmerskev. May
Uny. Mis-. Mary =
| Davidson. Mrs Agnes
! Devliu, Miss Bridget
/ Della Motfa. Miss
I Devils. Mile Hernine
Drew. Mrs John
Deprocids. Miss Carolina
Dihole, Miss Ann
Downey. Bridget
Owens, Miss Mary
D0uuer tatTin
D0yl. Mrs
D0riy. Miss Cafharine
Duncan, Miss Margaret y
Dunbar. Mise Mergaret..t
Dugan. Mics Christina l.
Dunn, Miss B
Dunbar. Miss Sarah
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have carefully examined rsyloTs sacred MN n.
,,reie and highly approve Of the Nfsn. men' 81 .,
the music: each part melody On itseiii ana the
combined effect Of the whole Is excellent There : aso
greater variety the pieces haa Il ususy iouaa "a su,
ro rrous: aud would commend Z % al who WISH 70
oir.inI ,ooi church music. WILLIAM BAbCOCh'
Organist OF Christ Church. Hartford, Conn
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IN PURSUANCE 4 AZ order of tie s1rvOs<te Of ne
County o. NewYOrs notice 10 hereby given 70 ali per-
s0ns having sniss gs,sf THOMAS kAkrIS late " the
Cf ~ fork. c-c-ssef ~ present with he
vouchers thereof 10 The sh-crDcr ~ his residence No 2j
Acsms.tr-et IN be Guy Of Brooklyn. before the gth
Gay u Fe5uary n-rL D.i-d N-w-YofE the "a day Of
Apglsl, isf7 JOHN A. PERRY, Executor.
.u4l.
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Rusr's LATELY PATESTED
RAILWAY LAMPS.

KOBERTH. NORRIS p. VI
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C Th - III dsl5Is, white ehs-
-- s,ies We win sell a few hundred Of the best rsn.
very cheap They in hne order and hed with Rover
la abund ance Laurstin5r Daphne. Heahs Heliaffop,s
Axalas Prmulas. &C. for Winter flowers, hne imported
Mos. aud other Garden Roses, shrubs 6rapeynes Aha
| thns trees &c Bouquets End wreths Of choice lowe,
! made 20 order. WM. PHELAN SONS F5d.ts
/ ola tua Corner of Avenue srf Finb.v
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~,T.TE OF NEW-YORk, secretsry,s Ofiee AT
,Nr,,v seprauIbar g. lg47-T6 fhe Sheriff Of the Coun
- Of New. York-sr Pursuant he act entitled An
passed september a. d notice Is hereby given that at
he next General Election % be held on the Tuesday sue
ceedinK the Monday Of November next Lieutenant
Governor Of this State i 20 BE- elected
Yours, respectfully, n. ;. BENTON,
80 fata
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DURIJC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE z,
nrHIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE,
ROMAN EYE BALsAN.

rom ne cIeTIuI WtJs ~ -
TGSS. Cas- OF, and cor the book u kno~ edge ~
~ y Presented with A. universal blank = ~,
~ Diseases q the eye are psa. ..',,,..
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~ fHt ne rANH'tiNef IftlrNIA q
~ solcits the OF fruit growers and dealer,
fruit trees 70 his stock offered for sse ne enst
Autumn aud next SnFing consisting IN rar' q eo v-
superior iuocuated peach trees of he choicest early
late varieties Also 1890 apple trees Of the most esteem
ed varieties from feet high Also, few fhoass,i
Of apricot cherry ard pear trees Catalogue. sent O. r
naid apnlicatious. Address ISAAC PlLLEN
OF l6f .ods HighfstO~n. New jsrssy
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IN PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the
County OF New.lOrk notice Is hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims against BARBARA HACLrHOJ 81.
late Of the City Of NeWY0k widow deceased 20 present
the with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
hs No - Franknstreef in the City Of New
before the 9Th day q February Dated New
YORK the 9th dag u August. 1877.
81 iswsm- JOEL B. PURDY. Executor
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CORPORATION NOTICES
r>rrnEsT m CITY -TOCK-. -rh. Int

Hon the Public Stocks OF the cry Of due Ala
paysb. November iss1. VIII Be paid on ths ds) bi -
srpH LAwRTscE. ESQ Chamberlain OF the City. Il ~
Bank VI the State Of NeWiork. The usn,isr cos, VII
BE- closed Tuesday, October ~ az 3 O'clock NJ
~ For the accommodation Of stockholders. transfer
viii be permitted during th- time the hooks remain closed
10 take effect the first OF the following month
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se within ts.o miles of the villages Of fort Mitchell Al
So Wolf Lake. Indiana To any person desir1sci ~
ding In the West This Is rare opportunity The tre =
ing indisrutabe and the property uuincumbered ~
taxes For full particulars apply % -.
nlI r II. AtkSONt MI i-' ANtIffs
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