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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Nc.-The
Vsuhscrher would cal the attention of his friends and
the public generally his extensive assorimentof All the
various styles Of Exnnser Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry
Brussels Brussels. Theepy, Ingram and every other
description OF Carpenr together with great variety Of
Oil Cloth in widths from feet 10 2i feet many Of which
are old and well dyed 10 which the attention o steamboat
owners and hotel keepers particularly requested
Alio Druggets Of the best English manufacture, splendid
patterns and bright coOrs varying from 20 yards wide
Hearth Rugs Table Covers Stair Rods SC. Purchasers
are informed that the arrangements with the manuiac
urers Of Europe and this country enables the advertiser
20 retail the best qualities Of Carpeng AZ about the usual
wholesale prices, AZ W. II. GUIONS Warerooms,
fronting on q East Broadway and II Divisional.
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-L.o.orO. F.-Ncchnnics' Lodge. No. 10

-Mrhers of hs Lodge are invited 20 be IN attendance
NJ Dad Fellows. Hail. corner Avonnc & and Ihlfd- - on
TUESDAY Momng Oct ~, at O'clock 90 qniie win we
r. W Grand Lodge OF the state Of \ \ in ine . 49,
erected 90 rerpctuate the Memory ana l'"e'
81 of~ beloved and immortal Warrington. hy order.
R B I S s2agSsSS. Com. orArr'n.."''.
IL. o. IANLON.
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CREAT FAIR AT CA-TLE GARDEN-LAi

~ WEEh--Ihis week Will present continued
cesson of exciting operations, beside the general display
To day the Convention Of Farmers &C meet At tho Re-
postory Of the Institute tho PARK n o'clock A. NJ
The Farmers Club invited.
This evening az O'Clock the choir OF the Sacred Music
Soc have volunteered benefit 20 the American fnsf
Library. An original Ode performed 10 the accept
ance Of 1000 persons the Tabernacle with other odes
chnrnsas. halLeLuIahs. 80. nIl
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IIElIPsTEAD sr,INARY-MALE BOARDING

tlSCHOOL, Hampstead, J.. J. on d branch OF The L. J.
Railroad ~ miles from New York. This institution Is
situated iu Of the most desirable locations Tor a
boarding school in the country Is sufficiently retired
from the village, has large Playground hiied up with ~
naics has good library and chemical appai atus s-
cient Tor ordinary eApermrnng also splendid cabinet
Of minerals. IL is well supplied with efficient teachers
The school and the house which under the same roof
conducted very systematically The number Of pupils
usually ranges from % 10 %, constituting school neither
large as % become unwiedy nor 20 small prevent
asystemutlc management Three teachers employed
iu the school, beside music teacher. The branches
taught, lu add non 20 the common English branches, are
those necessary 10 10 students for the counting house, for
business generally or for college a. parents WISH includ
te French language, higher branches Of mathematics
chemistry, natural philosophy Ac Parents wishing 90
select boarding school for their respectfully
Acited % still farther the inducements the Hemp
stead Seminary offers for their patronage They will lind
pamphlets. circulars containing OH necessary iuiorua
u0n in relation 90 the school, AZ Mr. Lockw0Ods book
store, 90 Broadway al Sir Raynofs bookstore 20 Bow
cry, aud Mr. Chamberlius store, 20. Cedars The Prn-
cipal can be- this month al Broadway. lie will
call on any gentleman. leaving his address who may wish
10 see him. NATHANIEL DUNN, AN. Principal.
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re-. -, WA sHINGTON MONUMENT,

kft3 am ton sqnarr-Tuesiay, OcL ~
l8f7 the Harlem Railroad cars VIII
leave City Hall Tor Hamton-squafo a. u, ~ y O'clock
and every half hour after during the day Fare IN these
trains H.. cents Additional trains will be run from the
Dep0t Al r,ent TO and from Hamilton square
every half hour after oi o'clock fsIe % cents os A.e
- NEW LINE OF PACKETS tor Liverpool
,-r Pafk.t of lst OcOber-rhe splendid and fast
.s<ssx ,aihng paeket.ship CONSTITUTION, 6oo tons
burden Capt John Bftton, VIII positively sail from New
- ~ r,,esa.y Oct a. and from Liverpool the 9Th
Dr P.r5n, proce ed "a Europe those wishing
T., end f,r their friends Ia the Old Country cannot select
finer conveyance. For passage IN cabin second esbh
q, .,r-er.ge having excellent accommodation, apply on
hoard foot Of Burning slip, or 10
'V ois w ~ T. TAPscoTT, - soaths'.
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~ Nofice.-AO owners and drivers of stages and
s suey and other vehicles are requested
n 81 pass through the seets OF the line Of march during
che procession for laying the Corner stone Of The Wash
rrfon Monument d the 10Th instant. BY order.
o|4 THOMAS r. PEERS. First Marshal
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~ 4 Democratic Wing Ball, ior the benefit Of
s Establishment ~ German Wig Press, VIII be- given
OH Thursday evening -ist inst. o'clock a. Mr. schos-
seis Henry Clay House corner ~ Avenue a end First
a. TIE Wnss iu general are invited 90 attend Tickets
lilo ..r Cd be- had of the following Committee VIZ Dr.
b Clds e5 Chambers st C. NJ. Smonson, ~ Third
s- Charles Cook. corner Liberty and Washington 30
o. freshman ltf Third So james Goodman l<1 stan
l-n.l On N Tie Inhane Olne - Nlssau-st oIn 0ls
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HARPER & BROTHERS
He rlcr6 5lIl,I nls sF naYH Of ENGLANp

@e@ 80 -
THE PICTORIAL HISTORY or ENGLAND.
"rVHE VALUE OF 4 Truly, GOOD HISTORY OF
4 ENGLAND. issuing from the American press A.
ar use cannot b. 0veraed Such production, we hesi-
tate not 10 Affirm will rank fret. There H. 10 short 90
such mine Of national wisdom for gs Ameicag' a. the
study of English history THIS spiendid Work -
well calculated 10 toll powerfully aud permanently on the
rising mind fthe country. The heroic lnd ihnni story
of ancestral home cannot hu work deeply 90 yenihiIi
feelings and fnprovinely 90 and thus make the pub
LEGATION OF this history national benefit among AZ tne
advances in education, We hold none superior %
this-feachng by he cye-nnd here we can hardly give
unqualified praise The Pictorial portion Of the work
II scarcely too much o. that % las mhned ne reader
of history with fresh and eye enabling him
to live u past ages 90 realise their and occupations
things present aud the actors n them rs men like our-
Of The newest and most Interesting Of the many a9ai-
i0ns which this magnificent work has made 10 Engush
history Methodist Quarterly Review OoI iot'
os FRIDAY
CAMPAIGN SWITCHES or THE WAR WITH
Bv Carl W. :. HESRy. T.. : 4.
With Eneratings Part .. Price ~ cents.
autheuuoity-beug he fruit Of personal experience and
Of active engagement BOO he srnu4 scenes described but
they are exceedingly graphic picturesque and elective n
style. and convey vivid impression Of what D. now going
a. The seat Of war The author presents some isit-
ul pictures of e sal realities as well as aaffnf ghmp
of the chiyalrY, the pomp aud Circumstance OF war
The work b. dedicated 90 General Tas.or
H.
oN SATURDAY,
Mr. JAMEss LIFE or HENRY THE FOURTH,
KING or FRANCE AND NANARkE.
Part B. Price i0 cents.
Henry Of Navarro s fe central figure n group Of h'-
touca characters whose position and achievements have
made them famous through Chnstcndon. The history be-
fore comprises events which had most important re-
Suits not alone affecting tie state o France no the time,
but working fundamental change in society aud ad-
vaucing fhe progress of civilization tn Europe. Mr.
James has given us ful account of the struggle lch
preceded the accession of Henry w. and OF lts ELECTS
upon the state ~ the country 30 which % occurred 10
connection with the events OF bis reign 10 manner which
rvets the attention OF tle readers to his page
o4 lteodis protestant Churchmau.
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CARPEIING.
ENGL.ISYI CARPETINC

T'HE UNDERSIGNED have received By late arrivals.
and daily receiving large and choice lots Kid
Csrpeug. which will be sold A. wholesale or re-
tail, At very reduced prices.
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
e. 2mis 4Sl Pearat. Madison
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~ Rev. Dr.. Potter, Bishop of Pennsylvania wall
.var elfaro before the Ward School Association of
this cIiy te Lecture Room Of The LYceum iu Broad
WY nrsr fruce-st. "Wednesday evening, (ufh INST
commencing sf o'clock = NJ All The teachers in the
rfrrnf schools invited u attend OlJ It.
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= THE LARGEST assortment

Il Il THE LARGEST assortment Of
Va Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses and Feathers
f@YG NJ wILLARD'S Wsrerooms
- 80 Chatham, corner Mulberry.
The of housekeepers and others particularly
called 10 Weiss patent sht and left Bedstead
which drew the premium the sts Fair Of the American
Institute Old Beds renovated COts wholesale and retail.
Inn.
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WANTS..
ET- Al ar,ri 10 dderf,.rents rent ~ mat! NUT be
port paid or thy srtH not be faten out Of ne Ofce
ST 00O-THE se.'5 re the u.s o,

VtVs 600 or m, Tor or years NJ per cent
r,,r snnn,, uad semi annually tie keeps book and
ba % cation store in OF The best locations in the
hss been kept IN IT, present location for The lat
49, ,,.r- md is doing a fine business although this
.yt I'D .stra capital can be advantageously employed
without AM increase Of current expenses lie has no real
estate 10 offer security but has no aoupt ihn me lender
Sx secnred nnainst any and every danger. Should a
spe1lan have funds not n use belonging 20 hey IL or Is
80 MA Le ,yould be taken into the store reasonable
qry with avery excellent opportunity 10 learn The bust
css FOR farther information please call 40 8 William-st
N--.i,.-ts' s. x,frure Oil .tia'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
MARINE JOURNAL.

j. sart Hvn5eford from Giafeap-Messls Ross. \
s0u Thompson. Ray. Rev jas cameron. and l2v steer
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It Tie A8srnUIY n NE T0spOTIFe WlT1s UcuTeWen-
Do deyouy hoped thar, ln making your selections you
viii be- governed by merit and r,spectablIiy HAVING
been u Albany the last OF years during the whole
si0ns vi the and wilessngthe aenfahe want
of experience and judgment many of the members
beg leave to advise nominate o good moral charar
ter sound minds of mature Judgment Of arge eNperi-
ence. fneu the middle age rather than under Won
those Glaze rder
100 circumstances nominate boys o. young lawyers.
oI4 o. FRANKLIN
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and members o. This Division requested tomcet 40 W
Division room, la7 Bowery, on Tuesday morning the jn
af o'clock Tor the purpose of joining The Washing
Monument Assoc alton in Tire ceremonies of the day
The Marshal would be pleased 90 every member plc
scented tbs occasion Members OF other Divisions wh
do not parade are respectfully invited 10 Join us
olo Il JOHN COLNlN. Marshal
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RYR.C. KEMP, AucTIoNEERa Store 42l

DYR.C. KEMP, AuCTlONEEh-stors vi broad'
ID way doors above Csnal-street r. &. X. will give
his personal attention 10 tho disposal Of furniture pr
vate dwellings snd stocks Of goods at auction Cash I'd
vances made and all tales promptly csshed
FRIDAY, Oct p
At 10 O'clock At store 3s5 Broadway, opposite the New
York Society Library Building,
GENrEEL FURSITuSE-R c. KEMP win sen, on Fri
day above the furniture ola family renqulshins house
keeping, consisting Of good assortment OF psror ana
chamber furniture.
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81. Mnnilou Diyi.ion. So. 2OO :. of III

members of this Division requested 90 assemble az Oh
Division Room Tuesday morning the 18Th inst. az
o'clock 20 unite IN the ceremonies Of laying the corne
ois r. ALLEN n LET r. G.
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CHRrsTY's MINsTRELs.

1IFsSRs r. r Christy. o. v Chrisy, W Porter, =.
wi Prince c Abbott, and T. Vaughn, whose inimitsbs
entertainments nightly honored with crowded and
highly respee table audiences and universally admitted
10 excel every amusement o. similar character offered
u this city.
Admission q cent?. children under 10 yeasaccompanied
By their parents or guard half price Doors open AZ
:. Concert commences Al o'clock. Seats may BE- Sc
cured on application At the Hall, from " 70 7 NJ
ole lwis'
THE ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, removed 10
tfoton Hall, u B0wery and DlyisiOn-st contains
over 2no plaster and natural preparations including
skeletons and mauikns exhibiting every part, both Of
tho male and female system, true nature Among the
models may be seen that superb and beautiful figure,
tui sike the Anatomical Venus Also the celebrated Ma
mac The Natural subject with It's thousands of arteries,
veins nerves. &c The Chinese Aut0maton under the inu
Of OPIUM causing intoxicaton head hands and feet
in motion Also Lusus NstuTs the most extraordinary
living curiosity IN the world. 50 year. Of age and weighs
bat - lbs. Exhibited every evening O'Clock
Altogether affords the most curious, entertaining and
instructive exhibition ever witnessed.
ENclu,iyely 10 ladies every Wednesday aiternoon.-
Open day aud evening. Admttance d cents. o9 lw-
A POLIO ROONS.-ADAM AND EVF as they 40.
N peared- IA the Garden Of Eien az the APOLLO
ROOMS, $40 Bfoadw ", every night this week.
DR. COyers pfrsonncati0ns Of Painting and Sculpture,
BY the celebrated model artises will continue for another
week, with change Of programme every evening,
mencing on Monday Oct 8, when viii be presented the
sublime from Paradise and other groups far
exceeding IN pendor any before offered For particulars
see descriptive Programme each evening.
Tickets Of admission Sd cents Tickets admitting lady
and gentleman % cents. 10 be obtained the door
limited number Of tickets be had applcs-
ton At the Rooms Doors open at and pesonihcion
commence AZ b O'clock
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Nassau strcet-Nouco is hereby given o. the fela.
rfcs aud next of kin of CHARLES ALBERT DE Ia
MARIE, natlfe OF France, deceased aud who alleged
10 have died interstate that shall apply 20 The Surrogate
Of the County Of Newiork for letters OF administration
upou the estate Of the said nfestae on the th day Of
November next az ten o'clock Boz the forenoon Dated
NcW-iork, October IT, 1871 JAMES :. lHAiER
o4 xawiW Public AdmiusirafOr
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The members of This Division notified 90 meet a Their
room $50 Bowery, on Tuesday morning next. the lth
inst 80 o'clock precisely for the purpose of joining e
several divisions IN assisting 20 Jay the stone of e
monument in memory of the immortal Washington
Members OF other divisions and strangers Do The cry 100
good standing The order respectfully invited 90 unite
with them al the ab0vcnamed place by order 49, u
). b. DlKEMAN, w. p
e D. Z al
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NIERCANTILE LIBRARY AssOCIATI0N

I MERCANTILE IIBRiRN ASSOCIATION.
4i-Ihe Glasses for the OF 1878 being
formed. under The following instructors.
French, two classesJ Maihematcs.Mr Brown.
G. Paunenfier Eiocutiou r Matunn.
Spanish ..... G. Rabadan Drawing LIB n. Coe.
German. two classes,) Pcunauship.A a. Wheeler.
VI Erfheiler BookkeepiugT. Jones
Italian .. r. Foresti. Vocal Muse T. Ives Jr
Astronomy Mr. Eimendorf PhInographyMr Boyle
English Compost ZION and Rhetoric. r. Maturn
Mc.sr. Gee and Boyle viii give. grafutously an intro
dnctory lesson in their respective departments
The distinguished ability ~ he instructors, and the
ceedinely moderate which their services may be-
sr6 Of mental proyement &c connect themselves with
toe Association.
TIE Library contains upward Of 21eoO volumes and
constant addf mons made of new work. The Reading
Room is well arranged for The Convenience Of members
and supplied with foreign ard domestic periodicals.
The Terms for clerks. two dollars per year, 'niia
ton fes l.; for merchants and others i've dollars
The lass books open aud fan particulars can
be- obfsined o. the desk u the Library .
ol9 3tawif G. j. tNEklII, fftslaenl.
DROF. NILLEPLAiT AND LADt'- English
and French School for Young Ladies, ~ Ofeenes De-
tween WaveTlypiaco and figith-st for terms please
inquire Of Prof. ( ole 4ussrUfhAs.
SHikT MANIFA CTIREK- are invited 70 look
> A. Blesched Goods upon the and popular Brown
oheetnE puncpie Of manufacturers prices, nj y CEDAR
81 bali block above Pearls second floor.
ols q " UNDERilLL co.
NfW WHEAT, For shipping The subscfi.
Nbefs are prepared orders for huied
buck~heai Of superior qosty put up their usual neat
styles 10 barrels halves quarters eighths and boxes also
10 bs. Of ~ aud lti lbs CROMWELL 4 bIRDsALL,
"a lmis' 10 Ffoptst s1r Beskman.
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auetonssr.
BY I BasNGs, RICHARDs 4 PLATT, s,or. 700
o. wsy-Lbsrsi cash advances made eensiss.
THURSDAY EvENrNe, De, q.
AZ O'Clock at the Aactien Room.
VALUABLE PsiyATg LIssAsY-Ths ,rtsns '. and v.lus-
bic miscellaneous library Of David Hoffman, Esq ineiud.
ing many yalusble and rare works
Catalogues viii be rssdy on Thurxsy 18th Oct
Ry y; Cotton Api.ion .ss cemms..o. nsr.
ina removed 30 the above named srre rooms Il re-
pared e I.s.iv. ~ hind; q c.ss:. ys,aI,a,. Ssy
schpton consignment for private sale aaetion and
70 mske settlements with bis esosl promptnsss He will
wy ''''"' WEDNESDAY, Oct a.
At 10 o'clock, at Z8 Bo~ery
In continuation
LAReE SAFE OF DRy G0oDs. BY order Of the Assisness
"A very large and general assortment Of dry goods sik
neres 'atneis, pilot eoth fsnnsls 10 sinss sipsSAs,
linens, esmbric diaper null muslin gloves, hosiery RIB
hons, .heetinz shins vsvsts tosethsr with linen cam
oT,e hdkfs fancy goods. &c
Also, large quantity Of splendid silks IN great variety
Also shswls Of every description.
slsIss sHount Of esrpstins and oil cloths toseu-
The above stock very large and will prove sdvsnts
feou % ne trade and others and win necessarily continue
Terms, cash in bsnksbls money
AZ private sac several splendid rosewood pianos made
BY Thorn" Loud on Philadelphia; they srs Of superior
touch tone ana hnsn and equal In every 10 any
instrument made IN the city Purchassrs win receive
full guaranty from the maker aud invited % examine
them, az sure they will suser in eomparisoa
with any instrument made Prices moderate. Aso, one
splendid harp, In fine order
~ CHAMBERLAIN, AUCrIoNEER-store No
". sprucest-Libersl advances made on Goods con-
signed Tor private sale TO be sold At suction Outdoor
saes carefully attended 10, sad respectfully selected.
Prompt returns made
WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.
Al 10 o'clock at the Corpo alton Yard foot OF gon
fast River
CoRPos.rloS sALE-By order sf the Superintendent Of
Buildings, ompnsing s the unredeemed street ine1n-
brances remsinlng in the yard on that Cay
THURSDAY, Oct 2l.
At 10 o'clock, at spruce-r
AsSrcSEgs' SALE OF SECONDHAND FUssITURE, &c com.
prisins general assortment
Also, variety Of other goods
DYR.C, KEMP, AUCTIoNEER-store 42l Broad.
- way, 3 doors above Csnslstreet r. C. X. will give
his personal attention TO tho disposal OF furniture pr,
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DIBI.ft NOTICE l- hereby given that Ia petition
las been presented in ihe Board oi Assistant Aldermen
10 have Front-rf between Old and Coeufes slip Graded
and r~pated All persons interested in the above T0po-
on having to the Same, requested 10 pre-
sent them u Whiting 20 the undersigned ~ bis office No
Hal Of Records Or before the 18th day Of October
sr.st Commimioaer, ones, Oct 49, lsF. ols
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O. o0o WANTED.-The advertiser having no
- UbU cnp.ta wishes a. hud some literally minded
man H. iou HIM 90 establishing iu Cincinnati permanent
h mess of which be- has perfect know ledge and which
N conducted with energy cannot fail % yield the first
,c,f rroft az $1,000 dollars ANY person having the
above amount will do well 90 confer with tbs advertiser
oaice ol9 D.
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fI,n NEMsPAPER PROPRIETORs-A Ii

I man lafcly arTivcd-vho employed aud bad Vefy
considerable experience m the London, Dublin and Irish
Provincial press editor su-editor, letierwricr aud
rcporfewoud be glad 90 M situation IN either Of these
departments boz Newspaper establishment Of respecia
bliiy boa NewNok any large city Of the Union The
advertiser prove himself perfectly competent 70 man
daily weekly journal IN at it, branches-busness
literary typical trial engagement only required Al
nIe.s fdll.r Dnnaan'. hnnkanre ID Fuunsi OLD Nv
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70 FARM FOR SALE al Auctlon.--The subscriber
eo viii sell public suction Thursday, the 2st Of
October inst O'Clock ?. on the premises, the
Homestead Farm. belonging t0 the estate Of JAMES
TOWNLEi, deceased containing about IL acres OF land
dwelling house, barn sc situated on the Morris Turnpike
In Union township y miles from Elzabethtown, the
residence Of John hesn, Esq Said farm In good state
cultivation and possession be had immediately az
the sale Conditions made known BY application TO
ELIAS DARBY At Ehzabethtown Of the subscriber 81
81 Frankfort-st y Y. fols 3ts'l JOHN TOWNLEY
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bers OF me- r L. snow Social uou. with the Grand Couu
CHE viii assemble Thahan Hail. 461 Grand--t linear East
BraadwayI this morning O'Clock. for the purpose OF
Joining die procession. Per order. }. H. STU ART
of4 b.. Grand Marshal
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EIREMEN. -KAMEN. sOLpIERs. sport.n

and all Others exposed % the elements can have thei
clothes made waferp that The will pass thIOus
and water vii not American Patent Waterproof
Company, 4sj Waterst up stairs. References, FRED
HENNELL, $40 a $50 Pcar.-st. :. {. HILLS $50 Wa
lnI-sL and n--. VII. .-He Ind rn-Ln. ur-nl.d n
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NIUSIC.-Balls and parties attended with music, such
WI violin, with harp piano accompaniment or in
struments. from 10 five In number may be request
ed. Orders attended 70 by
OILS lmisus' :. SIMPSON, 60 Mulbeuy-st
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4 Getty LlBRARY.-Change VI Programme night J.
Admission p Children under 10 half price Doors
open at 7-commences at hafpast O'Clock. Afternoon
performance on Saturday, az o'clock. ole lw'
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members o This Association are requested io meet A. NEIL
Rooms To- The Lyceum Building 81 Broadway on Tues
dav morning at oclock A. NJ IN order Join m The pro
cesion on that DAY Farmers nurserymen and gardener
ore particularly invited 90 join with them.
oi8 u JAMES HOGG, Recording Secretary.
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~ I. q. Of q. F.-The members of Columbia .odss
No !, requested 10 meet the Lodge Room ~ Bow
cy Tuesday morning the 10th inst o. o'clock ioi ih,
purpose Of Joining procession 60 celebrate the laying OF
The corner Stone 81 the Washington Monument.
THOS NJ MCFARLAND,
+ PIDGFON Committee.
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NOTTCES.

"a LID.
D WLI.aey ~ LIv.rPool AID other,
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- Wigs and TOupee-. Newly invented patent
elastic luc0rrodaDle spring WIGS and Ioupee the greatest
improvement yet discovered the art OF wig making
Invented and manufactured only by
". BACHELOR Walst
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