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DR. HOLLiCK'S
GREAT MEDICAL WORK,

4 BOOK which should be put in tbs hands Of every
iadult female Throughout the land Price 81 elegantly
bound -
THE DISEASES OF WOMAN.
Their Causes and Cnre Familarg Erplaned, rth Practi-
cal Hnt for sir PrereRiloa and for the Prs'eruai9n
Of Female Hedlfh.
BY r. HOLLICK MD.
lLLUsrEarED BY MANY ANATOMICAL PLArts AND EN-
CRAVINGS, THAT MAKE fHk SUBJECTS CLEAR TO lhk
SIMPLEST MINDS.
This book 4, no catchpeuny. The author, lecturer
on female diseases and confidential adviser aud prsc
tfiOuer in their alienation and long noted the fright
nearly all Of which he found TO be owing to the utter sno
BY the patients themselves Of their
Of assuagemcnt lie at resolved 70 sacrifice some
the time necessary 20 his regular pursuits aud de-
the production OF treatise which simple IN Ian
gusge ard practical in application, 10 might be hoped
would prove beneficial 10 thousands
The work offered 70 the public the result Of these
lab0rs IL contains Thorough explanation of the perfect
snd imperfect development of the female Ofsanizs-
the conditions functions and changes OF the female
fhrOu the different peuOds OF life together
with ne pathology and treatment under every form OF in
sng, actual disease Not the least yalna
biz portion of the work consists Of a a series of
HINTS OR DIRECTIONS
Of the utmost i'm portance 10 the seNmsrred or unmar
fed-such the dangers of intoxicating unhappy pas
si0u-the Precipitation Of vrtuOus Onethe securing OF
osprnx-the art Of preserving beauty and cOmnes and
mauy other essential 70 detail In public al
verse,sni Finally the book may be read by every IN
tegeu without exciting blush IN the most deli
framed mind For its purity Of language and motives
the author does net hesitate 10 stake his well earned
tafion a medical man
The above This day published and for sale whole
sale and retail BY BURGESS. sTRINGER co.
% Broadway, corner Of Ann-st
b. The remittance OF : will secure the conveyance
stringer Co. Y Broadway, Newly and no other
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asa DO Earl Brown Bos.on lss do saydAm Sage L Co
2ss DO rarw.l. Bo.top; IFS DO southwofth kMarb.
80 do Leland ADAMS CO. u Dol, bis &c applet Brown
pies McDouE. 81 cts % bxs cheese 10 kess batter
Dbl. ashes Kent Kinnsn Co; % pkgs butter Wallace
Wicks do l3 cks cheese JohDsons sonol b., do
sett Ludlum Co, IS tee beans Kegs butter W OTIS
Co II DO Mcbride Lord do sshes Stanton & Jarvi.
Trop and Erie Tosb0a Line A G TIN Rarge A q nm
-725 bbs -four Suydarn, Sage Co. Do c Teet' 10
DO Clsik Colemau;s do Davidson Young: 3O7 bushels
barley, Nash Besaeston CO; 1874 do II Reynolds %
Easle To1rboa Lins r. Jan9erofer- Baree Flamago-
~ bbs Hour Folly Hopkins - do Churchnsn: m DO
chs,ea1 Merle sandrd p leg. b ter Se 2' EEL.
ashes do eggs 2s fks butter SIS 40 cheese Van Bu.
rem; 81 bis apples SOuthworih ichfed Beach: ST DO
II cleasneaier 792 do D Powers; $50 do Morgan:
'og 9 DO Ms9ehsn lyon bsi' sgs, Rowland
ooo bb a. IN, ~ sasAxboef s,nesa1
Wright 50 frts butter T Brown "a DO Condit 4 Noble
6es box sppe' boxes cheese bb' eggs keg butter
Western Iais Baa, L,a>. Palmer & Ian Bren-Boai n
'.a AIs"-5z bbis Aogi suydsm, Sage Co
bbs -four irss butter Johnsons Son; 1000 bushe oats
irks hotter Tompkns Co; 81 do FerEoson sherman
Troy and M,ohigaa Lat, Boat L'ne 4 Wiseler & 90 %
Boat Chas Sseidon87 pkgs butter 81 cks cheese Work
Drake; s. cks do 10 kess butter Rove Bdwe 2cks old
copper w Metca KEGS butter 81 bKs cheese tee rye
Kent Posg CO; if5 bb -four 81 chs cheese II Hams Co
Same Lae-King Of iae Sea'-zeoo bags sat Hoislins
26 bxs cheese n k. butter Higgins 81 cks cheese
Dole go bbl. apples Burdcs . frk' butter g cast'
bx do " bbis apples Gilbert 80 bbs apples Ferguson
Il sherman
Merclanfs' Lake Boat Line, J. 4 Jotnson-Boaf J. 4
Jolnson-ll2 bxs cheese Dewing % cks do Cesrwa-
ter; ~ pkgs do Hoyt. 46 bbis cks do southworih
Litchfeld 4 Beach; n pkg do Ferguson Sherman; -
bxs DO CLARK FIX II bbs eggs q hrss Johnson' p
do Ketohnm 4 Perry.
Line Boat-John Bradeg-03 bxs Is casks cheese
Ferguson Sherman; Is do Jewett a Harrison; bbls
ashes l. a johnson; cks cheese Wsack Wieks; do
Clark Fisk.
Clennngo Late Line-Boo, Jay-225 English cheese
Shaw; rs : Cakins; IS Andrew Sesbt l33 ; vii
3f do 20 hrks butter Mard; frks butter Work
Drake; w GOodridge Co; 10 Wallace Wickes 10
Van Auken Son g w Mayler 10 Jesse Read Titus
Barnes; A. Condit Noble; l02 Clearwater; II Leg
gstf, Indian Coz 81 Knapp Baker II J Boroe; 323
English cheese hks butter Thos Cox 2 Er gish cheese
2hrks butter Stebbins; 2J7 bxs cheese 10 rks butter Y
cks cheese So bxs pineapple cheese Tom psins CO.. 100
English cheese 55rk butter Gilbert $50 bxs cheese %
rss butter Twlchell - bxs pineapple cheese irkin
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1,rnde If the uud.on.

ffsss ard Ce1nfrs Merohaadlss arriving al Ns1r iot
aesas S,sr- Yori Line " Bra,saFd-Barre Globe
- 10. -four HOLSTER Jonston Dol DO q fsile' "a
20 Charchu an: p do Bows Cary 80 dol 3 heulek
~ % W ainard; bbls ashes Dsier, Miller Co
nosnef hoxie a Hubbsrk. dc Neodef hnds 70.
tee seiivsr Son $50 bbs apples specder Co ~
''s ossi Mshoney
- ,',srs LtA< a Iaa Sasivoord Co-beTge oo's@,
= H., . 'srds1s;,r-S65 bbls -four Parker 'enoNs,, -
a.. ~ Alton; rs do CLARK Colemsn oos DO n Won
~. to's Hopkins, 6t9 do iciverton fei.o~s
W. Saes Aitmaa Co. IA bbls apples, fakei ,ono'
~ oas cheese IS kegs butter bos ashes lie
% g casks 81 bxs cheese Con0veI Labseh
io fofees. ga do apples Conan, hopsins Q,
~. spplssf Atterby; "a Delliker IL Dos .shes
- I0ss Co, IS kegs butter Babcosk Co DO Mead
W IBIS ashes \ Cobb.
Mod ~ Ca'ssi L,rs 4 Heyhaygs CI,"fon-So oois nSu1
~ 80, hoten Co, ~ do Mcbride 4 Lord $40 DO
h,,, sou, 7io do Earl. Brown Co, Boston pkss
4 81 shaw, III do Ward Drake; 1872 DO Tophan
a. ,x'eolns ~ 90 Brown Cary "a do T White p
~, " noyti IFS bxs cheese W Higgins 81 do Jones
~, <o'o bush wheat A Hoyt
- Iros LAM, Pope Caflin-Barge Warrcn v " HIri-
30 bbls -four, Palmer Mansfield, 1918 do suydsni,
: fSS Co poo bush wheat, Dows Cary, pkx. butter
80 seed sillse Brown Co; rs bhls, 6kegs lard. Sur-
80 Bennett Co; bills sshes q cssks cheese "a pkg
fsstef felverton Fellows; IS bbls ashes Soushworth
Shhed Beach; 81 cks cheese, Boyce, II bbs ashes
'1YoAH sage Co. 7bhs meal. Grinnel. Mnfurn n Co.
>srs L,se Barge Ctieago. u rfas-i2ig bb. q half
b, ~ ~ hea,on rs do + Williams: - DO Cat
49, S]'ae Kent, Poss Co. 80 DO X Tan Nos,rsad;
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-A gentleman and his wife, also single
ID gentleman. be accommodated with full board or
breakfast and gentee private family, where there
are no other bosrders Please inquire At 84 Greenwichst
few doors from Abinsdon-squsre OF "
DOONs TO LET-Wiih or without board in a
IlsmAl quiet family without children. Residence n3(
Greenwich-st two doors from MortOn-st Also front
basement be had FURNISHED II requiredl for sn once
Te moderate. OF u
DOOMs WANTED.-One two nicely furnished
" apartments the upper part Of the city, wanted by
single gentleman. Address box ASA OF 81
ITO IET-To one OF two sinsle gentlemen man
i and his wife, with board 10 private family.
FOR particulars apply At IS Murray-st. on 81
xXrANTED-Two rooms and bedroom lwithout boaFdl
w the second floor Location below Cznal-st
Vicinity Of s. Johns Park preferred address Fay At
this Office. OF site
xVTANTED-By YOUNG gentleman board IN a Spanish
w private family. Addres. Espsno" thi. Office OF 2.
DOARDING.-A mall private family in the Fifteenth
ID Ward. near Broadway. wish 70 let pleasant farm
shed paror with board % two gentlemen OF regular
habits Terms for full board - per week Only two or
three other bosriers Pleae address T. box ~, Post
Ofice. OF aus
DOARD.-Piessani rooms on The second door, BE-
ID had. with good board. a. l76 tulton-'t few doors
wesi Of Broadway 90 <tls- 49,
DOARDINC%Two parlors with bedroom. ADJOINING,
ID also single may be obtained with good board and
n reasonable terms the large and pleasant house 5ss
Broadway. fe~ door. from Houstonst - mi.
DOARDING-A small psrl0r and bedroom on the
ID second foor suitable for gentleman and his wife 20
lei with board At 70 Chanber.st o9 1871
BOARDING In ChAmbersst-Two seniismen e an
ID procure very desirable room with board BY calling
At 10 Chambers-.t OF su
DOARD-Plea.ant room. with GOOD aceomnod ations,
ID and reasonable prices Apply S Liberiyst o. Iml.H
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MORAND's
DAGUERREoTYPE LIKENESSES.

Informs his friends and the public that no has removed
his Rooms,
ESTABLISHED ~ l340,)
From tho corner Of Chambefs. and Broadway, In the
Granite Buildings, 10
1872 Chafhanl-sf. opposite the Chatham Theatre,
Over Messrs. Gsssuet 4 I0unzs Grocery store.
Prices for Pictures from 81 HrlUard
According 20 size, number Of persons plate and
richness Of the frame
LIEENEssEs wARRASTED
A NJ begs leave the public that no IN no
way connected with any other
DAGUERREAN EsrABLtsaMENr
n thi. or auy other city 90 Smsodis
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THE CHEAPEST

A Nd MOST useful work Architecture ever pubish
n ed IN the United States The American Architect
FIVE numbers .resdy published, > cents each -
per annum
" This work comprises original designs Of town snd
country residences adapted the and ciTcumstsn
Of the merchant, farmer and mechanic.
d" Such a work fail % be useful many ways
and beside henz u assistance mechanics and builders
must improve the stvle Of domestic architecture"
salem Register
Il u vel worthy Of great patronage"
Scientific American.
" II surely next IN impossible bur that such period
c al will obtain wide circulation" ~. Tribune.
Wanted few good Agents % circulate the same
~ PTS &. VI. sANTON, 2o5 Broadway.
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DOMESTIC INNOVATIONS.

-Sfeomship Norfberaer-i cks nee Herk
wrath & Nandam--ll bales cotton J sDyder-63 do
spoford Tileston Coil do n c Dortt-2o lbs srist
II Kully-l bale mdse McCurdy, Aldrieh sIencer-5o
bales cotton Joseph Eunice5l0 do to ordersmsll pack
ages 10 l. NJ Kutherford-Jno Ackland-Jno Henry Co
Lord Smelling BALDWIN. Willard Wood-R NJ X X
Hoe-W NJ Sammis-Whitney Bailey-Dr L Wells-J
Is Buckin--R Cibbs-A Knowlton-J Mstihessin-Gibbr
Coo Burckmyer-Miss Barnwell-T Donnely
-Pardos Holman n COG l. Hyat-KOhlsard Brother
--Logers Walker-Miss NJ McBride-G II Kelsey
Fellows. Wadsworth Co-Fcllows. Nandale Coz {
Bake-M @ Zetler-W Buck-F Leise-M l. Whitney
Chas Csrville-E ID Morgan Crance-P Seixes-H l.
I..a-.. L I'M
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CLOTHING. &C.

DENLINS CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 8 J0hn-st corner Of Nassau.
u'HE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared with most srt,a
Il fire and Islccf stock Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH.
ING 70 which they respectfully invite the attention 81
Who'll EsALE ald RETAIL buyers
They have hand and N process Of manufacture
UPWARDS OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND GARMENTS y
which thew guarantee BE- made with al the elss.nce
aid durability Of the CUSTOM WORK Of the most fash
iouabe houses in the United States, and 81 prices
SEAELY ONE HALF LEss p
And this together WITH TIE CASH sYsrzM forms the Seai
secret Of their mott FLArrERISc SUCCESS.
Their stock Of French, English, German and America an
CLOTHS CssslSEaEs, VEsrINes, BgAvrss, TwEEps, &c
&c s hey venture 20 assert the LARGEST and sEsr 81
LEcrED lof any similar estaoisnmentl 10 New-fork
Their Uosk MADE TO ORDER they GUARANTEE edgal 70
ths, sde the noted merchant taors OF the city
bat ct prices corresponding with
THsIR CHEAP CASH sTsTts
For department they have secured the services OF
the be.t CUTTERS and WORKMES TIE CITY AFFORDS
rrRMs CASH Oh NO OELIvZsy.
DANIEL J. DEvLiS,
lob kass
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Produce by the New-York and Erie Railroad.

- fkfPortfd specsal for Ia Iribu.e.J
4stspaf, Oct .6-Pcr barge Hnrg >eydonl tubs but.
~ Z neep - hogs Capt kink-lb sheep Mcintyre A
iotus Tub Horton; - tabs butter p hogs cattle
s aoaT bags nuts Capt Leeds; 81 tubs q hTkns but
hogs sheen Capt Thompson; - tubs butter hogs IS
~ssp Coleman: ~ tubs hTkins butter box honey IS
Jew Ciark p tubs butter l5hogs Capt Dill
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NJ A RI n + JOU r n A i
PORT OF NETWORK.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
Rises q Sc. ....5 2 Rises. 81 Morn 10 81
London -. ......Oct. Havre ..............Oct
Liverpool ..........Oct New-Orleans....... oct u
u SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE al
CIcnred.-ship Europe. Miner, Charleston. J Elwel 4
Bark John W Cater. Carnuck. Barbados, r Wood
Brigs Oliveara, Reseudes, RIO de Janero, n w Hay
ward Marcslus Sheffield 81 KITS, Nesmith Walsh We
locity Holmes Harbor Britton, NJ, Rowland Asplnws
schrs fremont, Kenny, Belize, Hon. Nesmith wash :
J Ganderson, Norris Boston; Rifle, Holt, Baltimore
Grecsn, Chace, Boston; King Philip sloman, Belize, 3
Blanco; Henry Clay; Nye GeoTgeiown AIiadne brongh
Baltimore isaac Achorn. Crockett, Gardiner
Propeller Vulcan, Green, Philade phis
sloop Lady Adams. Cartwright, Dighton
Barge Orb, YsPp, Philadelphia
enthusiastically Northerner Budd Charleston, Sd
inst at NJ cotton, &c TO Spoford, Tileson Co I'm
counered heavy and gales from the north on MONDAY
and Monday night
MISUNDERSTANDING Yorkshire, Bailey Liverpool Oct
I, rndse, TO II Marshall
Ship Republic, Liverpool, Sept ~ mdse, Harbeck Co
Ship Hudson, Dosne, Glasgow, mdse, to Durham Di
mon. Also, ship unknown
saiIed.-Pscket-ships Havre. Ainsworth, Havre; St
Banks Helena Amsterdam; Heca, Matanzssi st Msrys,
Mobile Tennessee Garden Key.
Bngs Clinton Savannah; Ama,ia, Curacao, ana others
Wind-NNW.
NIemoranda.-The bark CathnessshiIe, Capt Rankin,
81 days from Belfast went ashore ON Monday morning
last o'clock NJ on Rockaway Bar She has received
but little damage and will will probably be got on Capt
Rankin and came up yesterday afternoon
In the seamboat Duncan Pell Oct TO- lat - 81 long %
49, the fell in with the wreck OF the Br ship Nrgnus
from Quebec 5or Liverpool and took from the wreck the
captsn and and put on board the pacsetsp
Montre. 10 Of them she being the wreck AZ the
time the had had gales from the 9TH the 10Th
lost her sails und sprung aless ana was u o. 4
ter she was loaded with spars The Cahnessshire Is
consigned McMurTay
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In steamship Northerncr, from Charicst5-J Doyur
Marry. Robi Bowden, Gilchrst and lady, Mrs Ma
honey. o II Middleton, G l. Hutchinson, Matthews,
Capt Michael, Rowland and lady, Chamberlain. w
Meeker, w Habersham, W McKsy, and in steerage
IN ship Caifhaess-stire, from Beast-J Corducs, Mr.
Bel and 100 In the steerage.
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

"a & n Lrdi0n q Co Lot on north side Forty.
-. AZ peu Tebih.avenue. IS 7x75 $40; do do
s,ry seeoDd ~ Desr Tenth avenue each 25xlOO 1920
- $50 lot On siXlh.syeuu,, near Fiiiy,hird ct,
shiOO 500.
:, glnan n FrGskiiq & So7, 10 lots with stone
.,g..ss on one Hunted and Nipihst between Second
- MIRO avenues, each 2JxlCO. 500
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..0e,s Of The lighter elsss. The foreign failures
.nOssr to have had the serious effect, thus far,
!. ~ spprsssnd'd BY m'ny.
western Railroad. says the Spring field Re.
lne ~. advanced the freight on Flour from Albany
rsf1.'. sren,s bbl mskiog J, now 20 cents The %
Sssp,' sssucrlcu formerly made Grain bsgs 10 no,
y'ese'.ssd These changes have been made IN conse
$50 the great pressure of business upon the Road
a.. allowing table gives the comparative ex-
49,. cobs Of sugar aud aolssses from LIST Janus
go a. sOh September
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issCs-Thsre 10 fair inauiry for both descriptions
,.as sgPsos light Pearls are 81 but a ANAL
"A. sm made At l2i. Pots are 80.
oorrON-Tbere has not been quite much doios
All article odsy The sses are only 200 bales, all
s.e,nort Prices are without farther change.
g0lIR AND MEAl-The dcrnsDd is considerable
-, and the prices are without chsDge 10 note The
me ,rsSe Is buying their wants demand and there
considerable doing for the ksst Purchasers however
"a only moderately in toe nope OF lower prices before
,,ls.ton close. The sales to-day 1000 or coo
-. ueiu1ips 2 500 Oswego att 5006 56i Western at
4 s04s 5s, and Genesee at SGT at 62i. Sales fancy
s,. made u IS and extra at 1901 so. Uninspect
al, o. and prime lot brought .. Sour is 5 2j15
- Tne receipts we're moderate snd the demand so-
.ossd hem To STRIVE Ia December Flour IL offered
l4a6 Is 10 Southern there is more movement.
"a ~. 800 bbls Petersburzh and Georgetown were
rnsdest6 s2,e6 IS The supplies are light Meal is
.sdy wifh sales 500 bbls at l2td3 rs for State ;
J7,a3 80 for Jersey. aud a. for Pennsylvania Sales
Rye Flour s,4 75ds5. The quantity Of Flour, Whesi
CON and Barley eit at tide water during the 80 week Ia
october In the years 1886 and lo47 Ia as follows
Flour. bJLs. Whsa, bu. Corn. bu Bari,y. bE.
s s. isc 1857 1857 ' isS7S 1870 1880
l,,resse.. COs7 Dec 1868 Iuc 90 2i Dec 81 / -
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
water from the commencemen OF navigation to the
A Of October inclusive Ia AS follows:
Flour. bills Bhsat bu. Corn b.. Barley. bu.
l.g... 3O242 35 3.O7l 1903 557sl57 1913 le4
iss......2l7s776. 9s576s l,s5iOO5 ssi9s7
Increase. $3.50 l,O55yOl slsOl52 Dec ql ol3
By reducing the Wheat to Flour. the quantity OF the
s.r e at tide water this year compared with the
,p1ndiDg period OF last year shows equal 10
10000 barrels of Flour and decrease Of excess since
,.f .sment Of last week of 224i3 barrels Of Flour.
-, receipts Of Corn thus far exceed by 396i,0Os
tusses the entire receipts Of 1876
The receipts of Barley up 10 the close OF the 80 week
u October during the present year compared with the
corresponding period Ia 1916 show excess of 9sl3
sOshe' and from The let ct september 10 the 2st Of
October inclusive. compared with the period in
1876 decrease of 222 500 bushels.
The following table shows the quantity of some Of tho
principal srcles Of produce left at tdewster from the
commencement OF navigation to the % OF October In
tu,ye during the yesIs lsta N9I dsysl 1916 900 days
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GREAT BARGAINS At BARKER's, 81 eraaa-.,.

|pr.T RARCAINs at BARKER'S, 81 Gra1i-st
VI Just received stock or dress oos ~Ain
viii be sold a. very reduced prices
SILgS--t0 pieces VI PLAID strPec nsats1 sna plNn
S',cr Glaze snd Araiur. silks fron = "a % % per
yard. ,,...-. 81. s-,,, 7. ~, v.,s
:. ,suvrRrS-I00 ri~ces new Cashmeres, Ia 81 70 q
Per yard.
io5 pieces very fne. - 81
loo ri~ce. r. a. Preach, a. WOO. = "a 70 Il
Dr. LAINEs-lto pieces tne De Lanss' "a
SD Piece. Manchester De Lanes, t. "a % "a %
AIPaCas-i00 pieces ID kinds and ooofs H. 81 70 =
WORSrFD PLAfDS-A splendid a. IVA Is.
81 $50 tI ev,rv ether kind wanted Tor ne present
season. sdANLc - -. 81.
re ADD 8Toehs sha.s of uosr approved Is q, very
low prices -.- e., -,
every quality and price, with genera assortment OF 90
nestle goods Co... - -
Percn. from the country will fnd this good place e
sk. thsir purchases Gods 90 The most nonofso.
r--r-,oI-. STEPHEN BARKER,
- H.. a. 6raad-st ns.r Allsnst.
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THE NORWICH FIRE ms. co.

CHARTERED IN 1902
THIS COMPANY, with perfectly sound capita, o.
i ssfs the additional guaranty Of succe"fai and
interrupted business
"a
Risks against damage By FIRE except msnufsctdrinz
r.ksl not exceeding $500 .ny rsk aksa the
owest rates Policies Issued snd the SCENTS
oftce 4 A ALEAASDEh agent,
-p5f Wali.st Water
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EYE AND EAR.

nR POWELL attends exclusively 20 diseases Of the
OEye aud Ear from 10 o'clock, Al his Offices, Iol
Broadway, corner u Wsusn-st
Dr. Powelps Treatise the Eye. rs Diseases and their
Cure with Enasing. Rules for the Selection Of speets
cles Sc price 81 cents Gao be had a. hs once and Of a.
booksellers. Jast imported Artificial Eyes Of superior
h.anfx and hni.h nl1 lmsDe ONltW
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Misdonary Meeting held in the Evangeic. Lutheran
Church Of =. James l.n Mulberry between Grand and
Broome sts this evening, tNsdnesdAy, the 9TH inst
Exercise. 70 a. Y O'clock Addresses Will bs
delivered b. Dr. POHiNAS Of Albany. Rev. + STORK Of
Philadelphia and Rev. c. HEYER. The Christian pub
lie and the friends Of Foreign Missions particular
respectfully invited % attend. OF IT.
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IT. ANOTICE.-On add after Sunday Soy
y 81. the steamers 5YLPH sad stAiLf
ISLANDER will make the foiiowln tnPs
Leave Staten Island AZ g. "a. a. A M. 80, NJ -
Leave Se~-York AZ 3 II. A. MI 81 and sir. N OF
II. ONLY RFCTIAR LINE u Packets for
X3 New resns-The following wen tno~n, 1870
1lnz and fayorte psssetshiPs have sceom noasilon'
GERS, and Will positively sal advertised, or Ps1ssss
free, VIZ. a. go
sAuJEL HICKS Cap. Goodhae, Oct. "a.
MEMPHIS Capt B1 nksr, Nov.
WISCONSIN, inev) Capt Muuiford, Nov.
Persons Wishing proceed % Se~Orssns VIII % we
.eeurs passage either the aoove packets a. they are al
sst cl.ss ships commanded By experienced M tue
ts.se and vii sz puncta4ly their appointed days
To SECURE b-rrns apply o. board, 0r 70
OF VA. T. TAPsCoTT, - sossa-e-
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~ sixteenth Ward.-A meeting Of the Whiss Of
the Sixteenth " ard VII be held Temperance Hal f3
si1eenfh-st between Seventh and Eighth avenues or
Thursday next, al = ocock rsspond the state
add Senatorial nominations aud 20 receive the Report
the Consenfio u the Fourteenth Assembly District
Several distinguished peakers expected address
the meeting By order Of fhe Convention
A. ". BRADFORD, Chairman
DAVID z JAQuGs Secretary OF u
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~ Fourth senatorial p,strict.-

The Fourth Senatorial District Convention are requested
to meet al Military Hal Wednesday 9Th day Of Octo-
Der instant quarter before O'clock ~ OF that day
Punetusl attendance q required. By order.
JB BRINSMADE, Chairman.
JOuS q ~TFvENs SECRETARY ~