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CARPETING.
ENGLISH cARPETrNG

'V,HE UNDERSIGNED have received BY iafe arrivals
i aud daily receiving large and choice lots Of Md
minister Carpeting which will be sod al wholesale
tail At very reduced prices. ..........
PETERSON L HUMPHREY
a. 2u,f. az P.arl-st near Madison.
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The New-York FtmlL
M0URN1ING STORE.

Ersry Deseriysloa If Fvst and Second A'.'H"s " "~
barr<fy
Nantes. Cioaks Collars, Mllenery, Hosiery, Ae.
r lDiEs ARE INFORMED that this estsn isniaen, Is Is
- .nsly FOR the sale OF Mourning GOODS e. 40
HraaAw.y ons doc, from brocme- so<' o~socn
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= THE STRANGERS GUIDE


THE BROADWAY JOURNAL
CONTAINING the best map u the city ever published,
Stozether with complete Guide 70 Strangers- and
great variety Of VARIOUS matters No stranger should Be
xithoutlt. Pnce . per snnum, or cents copy.
BERFORD CO, Aston House.
And FOR sale al the PrncPal periodical depot- and
new. osres IS lwts
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AUCTION SALES.


- ehAnt-sales Room $40 Broadway, Gothic Hall. Ia
ina removed to the shove named large pre-
pared % receive all kinds of Cabinet Furniture DR.,
Goods Carpets snd Housekeeping articles Of every AZ
'cnPuon On eonstnnent tor private sale saetion
e rsAe ssttcn,rne Sitn ns esaa pronptness tie wii
city attended, - usaAl.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW DRESS GOODS AND sHAWLS.
list RECEIVED at BANKERS, 81 Grand.s

NEW DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS
lust RECEIVED at BAKERS, 81 Grand-st-
~ ~ pieces rich Cachmere dtcose patterns eniifc-
ly new. never before sold less than } now selling
for only = per I'd.
Also DO pieces Mousin d. LANES, very rich, choice col
ors and patterns before sold less than 3 and IS
Oh, selling az D. I'd per I'd
Also, i0O pieces silks part Of which will be sold
from 3s 10 D per yd-fornerly -od from & 10 =
Also lot of hxh color. striped Chameleon Glaze pou De
sole for = per I'd.
able STYLES which will be sold great bargains
Also 100 pieces six and silk twist Paids. worsted
Paids and plaid DeLaines for dresses and chidrens
wear, very handsome.
Also Too pieces Apaca comprising crest assortment u
plain black. and mode co0rs, plaid stripe and change
sble, selling exceedingly low
Also, beautiful assortment OF french Mernos eonpt
ing desirable colors
OF sis srEPHEN BARKER.
nELAINE> AND CA-H,IERE> from auction
Dcheap. a. J. LAMBERT & cos, 5t' greenwich
received beautiful assortment ui Dtiilnes Tor
ONLY ID such have been sold this for = aud 2
6d per ward Also good assortment Of Cashmere for only
- per yArd together With general assortment 90 season
able dry goods all OF which will be sod cheap ~ jus
DLEACiIED GOODS cases Hamilton 81 inch
:, case. Pao Alto 81 inch blssehed .hirtns'
AZ Mount Hope
10 " Linen fold
~ Book fold
20 bleached drills For sale by
oil NEsMlrH 4 co. 50 and b Pne-st.
XVALTHAM COTTONs-5o cases watham II
w b,ssshsd .h'rtnss
30 cases wAlthan Pillogsesa. .s so,,oa.
50 bale. Ii b brown .hiruSs.
- shretnEs FOR sale by
oil NEsMIrH a CO . and b Plne-st
CANTON FLt>NEL--5o eases brown and bleach
oil NEsMITH 4 co 50 and 50 Pine-st
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DURIIC NOTICE sheTeby gwen thst the ioi4o~ins
rettons have been presented in the Board Of Adef-
men viz: To have Stuyyesant-st between
sns opkiusst widened the width Of 81 feet 10 nave
Broadway date Boomin gdAe Road wldened fron ~ en-
,.sn Booaulu sdae Road ald Hudson River resl lated
To have all vacant lots fOufeenthst between EisAth
and Ninth fenced n To have ase~ef eonsIue.
- !, Gre.uwichs from HorafO-st 10, and % connect
with sewer IN JAne-st To have the present sewer N
sxthst extended 20 the westerly sioe Of frsi-asenue
To have a well and pump IN Eighty thirc-st het"een
Third and Fourth All persons interested IN M
above propositions having objections 70 the same are 70
qu.stsi 10 present them Whiting 20 the uuders s-c
kis office No Hall OF Records before the Eth Dc
tober in.t MARTIN =. THOMPSON,
stree, Commissioner
Street Co-,,-,..,..,s... or o-t 1 Isi1 oil
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PHRENoLoGICAL ALMANACS.
W. II. CARY & co.

FAf.1I-.T
HAVE FOR SALE AZ the Of manufacture the Illus
III trat-d Phrenoiogcel Almanac for ls48. - imis-
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II PURSUANCE Of order Of the >uTrosaie 9i ne
ANouniy Of NewloTk notice hereby gwen 20 az per
sons having claims against HENRY NALENll W. IAt1
OF ne Sity OF NewloTk deceased. % present ne SANE
W. .uncncis thereof 10 the subscriber, A. his once -
- N the City Of Sewlork. on or before
the ft Gay Of April next-Dsfed NewNork, the Thrill
eth day Of september, ls47.
oil lawen' ALFRED A. VALENTINE, EIecator
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81 THE FIRST REGULAR QUARTERLY
4. MEETING Of the Sew-Yora Canary Bird Fanct-
sp&ers Association will be held at Lafayette Hall.
49, Broadway, opposite Niblo's old Garden, on Mon
iay evening oct g. 1884, at "A O'CLOCK Punetus attend
toe Is requested, business Of great Importance VIII
come before the Club All the Canary bird fsnceIs are
invited 10 attend. oil Vs.
IN THE BEAUTY Of Archer's Hats has become 20
Ill well and extensively known that you have only TO
10 be- called man Of taste. His Cps, too,
are beautiful and hs OF Fall style Of Hats and
Caps already attracting the attention Of those who Ike
practice strict economy and 81 the same time eways
season. At ARCHERS. 2b0 0reenwichst. slo ims>
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ID wa, doors above Csnslstre-t r. {. X. will sivs
his personal stenton to the dsposs Of MEnitare q pm
vstc dweiu.. and stocks OF xcods Of aucuon. Cab al
ysnces made and al ssles promptly eSshsd.
PnNOfORrfs->eNersl second hand p;sncfcftes, witch
are very good and worthy the attention Of bayer
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u in the United States, 90 Bowefy, HIRAM ANDtk-
SON where Will be found large assortment Of Enghsh
and American carpeng purchased ~ low prices iof cash.
also splendid variety OF hearth rugs, table and piano
covers mats oil cloths &C all Of winch VIII be- sold p
per cent less than any other warehouse Just received
5000 large tufted Hearth Rugs, 1i'. each
5000 yards Venetian STAR snd Hall tapetins' a. e 3D.
per yard.
10000 pair elegant Window Shades. from - 90 so.
5000 wards English Drugcef, low prices.
10000 vds English double Superfne from g. 10 6 per I'd
1000 wards English 3 ply Carpet ~ low prices
large of OF remnants on cloths tor stoves and cheap
Remember No. g9 HIRAM ANDERSON,
u aml.end ~ boWeIi-
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Ships Oxford 0oodfBsnson, Liverpool, c n Marshall ;
Mara. Thompson. Charleston, Durham Dimon. Wood
side Hiegns NOrleaus, Elwell 4 CO. Niobe, Thomas.
NOrlesns, johnson Lowdeni Roscoe, Rickea, Rio de
JanelI0.
Brigs Aldebarsn. Leach Guayama; Lucy, Hosmer, 81
Muks &c; Joseph Balch Wright, Boston Manson. Cole
nan, Curacao, w Lewis, superb Berg. Cadz, Schmidt
Balchen: Richard Orriss ----. COOdhue Co.
Schrs James Samuel, James, Brazos Santiago Mara,
Fowler, Washington NC Uncle John, Mckeny. Philad
lBdspendauce. Hyscn, Washn, NC Cambridge, Faux
lin, Boston.
Scoops Excel. Bennett. Fall River Willard, Dennis,
Prov, William Besse, Wsreham.
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IA flowing Audience Dvlighted.-SlGNOR BLlTL al
the Society Library corner Leonsrdst and Broadway
every evening. commencing Monday, sept r. Chance
OF programme nightly. Magic aud Nentriloquism Ad
25 cents children half prce. Doors open at J
commence at Afternoon performance ON "Wednesday
and SATURDAY. AZ 3 O'Clock ~ lwis'
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY,

OCTOBER J, by 7 J. CROWEN 90 Broadway-The
OAmercan system VI Cookery, comprising every var
ETY. information for dnary and holiday OCCASION. BY
Lady II New ork author Of Every Ladys Book Price
ia foil binding 81 do lu paper, 30 Cts. oil aus
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."ERIt..atT
tIeneh steamship Union, CherbourE Ships Sheridan
xINefpoot Antwerp, Shaslcston. Huntsville. Pacih
n.ess. bnss p'sneY tsr 81 Johns. NIB; Sarah for do
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WI HANSEN begs leave respectfully 10 announce thar
her first Concert IN this city wl be given AZ the rsberna
Gle on III FSDAN EVENING. Oct ,. a. which she will
introduce Italian spanish and English She has the
pleasure that the valuable services OF >gnor IA
petit gether with efficient Orchestra. have been Sc
cured for the occasion. Particulars future adv ertse
.ln tff.s
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VIM. IT JUNEN. AhctIOutoI,
BOOTS AND SIIOEs.-By d. lNGEksOLbS
DCO-s,ofe - Pearlst-On "Wednesday September ~
II lOl O'Clock boots shoes and brogans sutaoie
for the Southern, Western and city trade
Also, 81 cases mems prime kip pesEed boots
Also ~ mems calf sewed water proof boots
Also 10 cases wOrnen's esfher nesxed bushins
Also cases wOmen's leather pesaed lace boots
Also 10 cases msses leather pegEed lace boots 81
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BOARDING.
RIO PERSONS WANTING Board q

BOARDING.
TO PERSONS WANTING Board and Rooms
The advertiser being shout 20 rent house Tor ms
family would like 70 make arrangements with some re-
specabe party desiring accommodations Tor me WINTER
This may prove favorable opportunity Tor one ot to
gentlemen and their arrange for good accommo
daous moderate charge, inasmuch a. the adj cruiser
would select house which would be mutually agreeable
70 It's locality aud Arrangements For an interview Ad
dress 2. At this Office. OIL ~
DOARD.-A private family, residins IN Houston-st
ID near Broadway, accommodate two gentlemen
with breakfast and and dinner sunday The house
has al the modern Improvements Croton water, baths
sc. Address ii. :. At this Office. Of lHl.-
DOARD-A gentleman and h. wife and two single
ID gentlemen be pleasantly accommodated Win pleas
an rooms and good board al = OhFers~ Ihe house -
cOmmodious and egby situated, ana convenient iof gen
temen dong business down town on "
BOARDING HOU>TON--T.-Gentleme and
Dteir families or single gentlemen wishing 70 OBTAIN
board for the Winter be accommodated with hand
some rooms. pantries attached by applying 555 Hous
tOns Of Crosby, fret block rom Broadway ~ Nv
DOARD-Down town a. 81 Beekmau-st within Eve
ID minutes wak Of Wallst Or the CITY Hal Several
single gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant
rooms with board 81 ~
DONRD-A large front foom with bedroom adjoining,
ID required. for lady and gentleman or single gentle
also smaller rooms, a. % sqnsst - aoo5 iiol
Hudsonst where stages pass every ave minutes, hssi
enees exchanged. 80 u
DOARDIN(:.-Pleasantro rooms 10 let. with board and
ID good accommodations suitable for families or .insr
sentlemen and convenient % down town business Apply
% Libeuy-si- Transient boarders - per day - d.
BOARDING. gentleman and vile and w. OF thIee
Dsngle gentlemen may obtain good bosrf, with hand
some rooms furnished unfuruishcd very moderate
terms bv applying 2f7 II shteenthst near the ninth
avenue References exchanged - w.
DOHRDI>G-rwo pzrlors. with bedroom. adjonin
ID also single be obtained with good board and
on reasonable AZ the large ana pleasant Leuse -
Broadway. a few door. from h0ustonst - lms
PERSON wishing q pleasant uufurnished room
hwifhout board. may be scccnmocafed y agpyins a.
~, Fourthst between the hours Of and r NJ 0l ot
ITO IET-immedaie possession siven-lne lower par
II f, Ea.f Broadway consisting OF pArllrs
with sliding doors and marble mante.s, dining oo and
Kitchen all on one floor ani more Chambers Kent
Io,s 10 GOOD te ant and small family Or small family
would be taken to board. Inquire Of H. o. ELl, True
sun Ofhce. VI -.
rJ,O SINGLE GENTLEMEN LEI two pleasant
and beautiful rooms the second roofi wiih ordos
and pantres attached in central and convenient oca
ton To permanent tenants the terms Will be norrlic
Apply a. 3 Duane-st IN door from oIo@e"A1, -
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W Wigs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new in
vented WIGS and Scalp the most perfect and natural
specimens Of the art Of Wismaking The public in
vted to inspect large assortment manufactured only by
the address. 81 lmise0d
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az NIercantIIc IihrnrH nna nj,
.rS- I ncompromisins Hostility TO slavery


''Aas sor OF Weber, Of Boston Acsdemy's Manual Of
Serss Mode Of Teaching and author Of Rndimentsl
Lesoas IN Muse. Primary Note ResA.r etc - 2tseod
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ty- Remedy for Light Pur-e.-This Balssm OF
Life, " The Improved Housewife, by Mrs A. l. Webster,
eighth edition, revised, with Supplement" sold by the
Agent only may be found awhile at S59 Pearlst and a.
ways by address, at rs Main-st Hartford.
Also of the Agent and the Publisher The New
England Primer" fac smile Boston Edition Of I'M.
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(2i)-The Celebrated PAN ES!Tsstor-'2p

\ Celebrated
DALLEY'S CONNELS.
re- No Merchant or Family should be without hi:
liberal terms by Supplying the place for the genuine
81 isu (I-TwES1Y-osE CoKTLA>D-sr-tZD
~ GentIemen's Hais-Fan syle-BlRD, corner
Pine and Nassau sThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated by the liberal patronage extended 10 him by the
public induced to offer to their inspection and i'm
proved style Of Hat for the confident that the durs
by and finish OF the viii insure their concurrent
appreciation The improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs
other than that they have been uniformly
OF inns BIRD, cor Pine and Nassau
l,OUND-On the north side Of the town. Pocset-book
L containing certain Of money, which the owner
have by calling at l7ii WooseTst proving property
and paying charges olo
I'O DRUGGISTS new and beautiful store, pol
shed mahogany fixtures with other furniture TO match
OF The first class situated N sprineipa thofoushtare w
be sold 70 the one who makes the best offer Inquire al
f2l Hudson-st- OF Leroy oil 5ieocis'
NTOTICE.-rhe unders gned have formed coPsTtneT-
1\shp in the Practice OF the Law, and their office AZ
c. Walst.-Daied New.Nors October I. 1871.
WILLIAM KENT,
HtNRl +; DAVIES;
ol Sits JOHN ADDISON THOMAS
DOIIERs-l second hand locomotive hoilers, 30 horse
ID power each, inch iron tubes, nearly new y small
'O Of 81 ''"'''"' PETTEEs MANN, 22s sOuih,t
RAGs.-The CHEST market price paid for country
ieRass at % spruce-st by lol 2meod- L. MCLEAN.
/ SErTEMBER REPORT OF THE MUTUAL
ans lns,set'on during the month Of September issued
~ uo ,eo and i've new policies VIZ
~ eaShahts Traders.4f To Physicians ...........
Lawyers .........ssss. o
1871 Teachers
Ces-ss '''''........... Government Oficers.- ,
Fame. '''''.'.......lll Cashier IN Bank.
Miller ''''.''' II Gentlemen.
(lerxvue, Ladies ................ =
49,. - Live. in.ured. ........... I05
SAMi HtNNAN Secretary ''''ONi ttcsiocnI
MiNrVRN Posi-. NJ ID Phv.ic,.. $500
] NEW-NORk INSTITUTION yOR rTir ~ -
NNnihsNenue and Twenty third :, We, ". oil
Tuesdays only, from TO Q 7. NJ Ni.,.-. n. Gays
without ticket from Manager NJ aoini''cd
MANAGERS
Arson @. Phelps. Cyrenius Beers Flovd s,,.t
} Slas Brown, James Marsh, Nichol.s H..
Isaac Wood, Robert l. Case, William p -,
George y. Allen John 7. Crosby, WA X Thur.,nr !,
Robert J. Murray, 4. Robtson Wash, Henry Shelden1
Clement {. Moore, Edward Jones, Robert Gr.cie
John Wood. sl3 3xis.
NEW BUCkWHEAT, For shipping-The sabseri-
Nbers prepared receive orders for hulied
Buckwheat Of superior quality put up IN their usual
STYLES IN barrels halves quarters eshth and boxes also,
In bags Of ~ and "a lbs. CROMWELL BIRDsALL,
s2S miss 20 front-st- cor Beekmsn.
IIAIR SEATING and Carled Hair eonasntly for
II sac BY NI3HT, sTuRGls SHAW,
81 lni,' ,. finss,
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FINE WATCHES.

- sILygR
~ THE SUBSCRIBER 10 selling 81 descriptions
E, OF fine Gold and Silver Watches and Jewslry, ct
W., retail, lower than any ether house In the city
Ma-che. warranted to keep good time the money 70
turned. Watches and jewelry exchanged
Watches repaired In the pest manner at much iess than
the usual prices Gold watches low s go 10 Us each
GEO. &. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and Jsxery wholesale and retail, 81 WaIlst.
si3 juis. corner Willisrn-st. up sfairs
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nv liquid TEHIr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tnttlnta
Liquid Hair Dye decidedly the best yet offered
IL produces perfectly and natural color without
staining the skin leaving the hair soft and elastic the
natural hair Sold by WIN. BATCHELOR, Wall-st
Price, hair bottles - 50; whsker bottles 81 Copy the
address " lmiseOd
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WATCEHs. JEWELRY, GO.

WAVCH0S, IL w 8khtp ~
- ~ FULTON-ST. 1SI BOWfRf.
~ SQUIRE BROTHER having estended thor
sa, Vs.. hey s s w ,@ss,d s = Js%
and -.er Ware AZ reduced prices Merchants and otbers
orders for watches Jewery or silver ware furnish
ed ~ wholesale prices
Our Rule Of Ba.iness-Artclss warranted a. represent
-d-Ca.h Cheap One Price 81 lmis.
FALL BOOTS AND sHOEs.-JOHN L.
fwArKISs, IA Futonst has constantly oa hsna
II al extensive assortment OF gontienens Dress
~ Roots and Shoe. OF every description, made In tho
most fashionable manner and superior ~orhmanship.
The articles he sells being manufactured BY himself he
can warrant them 10 be Of tho hfst quality, and 10 give
satisfaction 10 the buyer -.
DO Shoes. ! Z, Ia
DO DaiteTss..ss.s.sf.ssssssssss ~ =" v W
Elastic Congress Boots in every variety.
boot. SC made 70 order on his ceebrst plan u taking
drawns the feet and keeping pair Of lasts for each
customer by which m sht rendered I'm possible
how many banions there may b on inc
feet -,
Strangers leaving their when 10 the city css
any future nms 10 any part ." 'ns
United States ~. -.
Boys Boots and shoes u all dzes SD inns
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NOTICES.

~ Ninth Wnrd.--At a numerous meeting Of the
Uhy. ~ tne Ninih ard. held n the Northern Exchange
on the evening Of the zth instant Pursuant 10 esil Of The
csa1 80 JopS Kfysrs and WNTER X PrNNY were AZ.
United Secretaries The meeting thereupon proceeded
II ballot for delegates % the Senatorial Distinct Conveu-
ION and the following gentlemen were elected
S,aaforiai.
SAMUEL FROST JOHN r. OAKLEY,
HOMER TILTON. So LlPPlTT.
WFLcOME R. BEEBE, JAMES r BALL,
Aiifm5iy
CHS. X SUTHERLAND. JAMES " BOOTH
ABRAHAM CUMMINGS 90. g RICH.
JoHN " MEAD. o n f-' SINS
retiring Committee, through heir Chairman. P. W.
Enss Esq reported the following preamble aud resoiu-
tons
Hae,,a we believe the time TO have arrived when tse
People hir primary 0isewbiss should freely express
their preferences IN relation the Presidential can
didaie therefore, Wings Of the Ninth Ward Of the
City Of Eew-Yors DO
Rsoise That sad experience OF the inbeciy and mad
policy Of JamesK Polk necessarily nducess contrast with
wha country scosd hatc bse had the great
Of the West been the head Of affairs and while
reasonable AN can doubt that war and ia. train Of evils
are the consequence Of failing 20 elect HENRY CLAY
President q the United 1894 neither can any
doubt, that him j. the personidcaon Of Wing prnci-
pies and that ne IL the 10 whom the popular voice
points ~ the next Chief Magistrate Of our Union
R,seicd icreforc, That unwilling 70 wait orthe
movements Of Convention, and Do present 70 the
People and 20 that Convention when orgenized HENRY
CLAY candidate for the next election OF President
Of the United States.
Resored That We hold the station Of President OF the
United States be precmnent IN dignity that % = mel
ther be sought after declined by Who has The quail
On motion il was Rssslred That tho several Commit
tees have power 20 I'll vacancies
The nesting then adjourned ,..,.,.. -,
w X. PsSSY} secretaries. Of 1t
IT, Tenth ward.-At large aud enthusiastic meet
ina Of the Wings Of the Tenth Ward, held Columbian
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CHRISTOPHER RUrHrRFoRD, Aacti,n eer
by JAMES VI. NIIlER-StoFs No. ~ Maiden

IsI"eTFySf
MONDAY, Oct. 4
Az soclock st the Merchants Exchsnke
Ch.ncery >aleInder the direction OF 7. I. Rafsss.
Lot Of and with The buildings 90 the southefy
siia of Tweuurth 81 feet ~estwsrdy from the south
westerly OF Fourth and Twentsth Of essns
q feet front on Twentethst BY = feet deep
THURSDAY, Oct 7,
A. 10. O'Clock at the store Of VIM Miles. 10 Pearl"
SoiE LsArHFR-SOoa sides cole leather, on and mos
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TT Tenth Ward.-At large aud enthusiastic meet
ina Of the Wings Of the Tenth Ward held at Columbian
Hall, Wednesday evening last, motion, DARIUS
FERRY called 10 the chair and RICHARD SCOTT and
JAMES II. HoBBy appointed Secretaries.
The call Of the Ward and General Committees having
been read motion made that the meeting ballot for
Delegates 70 the Senatorial and Assembly Conventions
and after ballotiDg the following declared respec
lively elected 10 such Conventions
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Miss IsIDORA 4. UAN~EN's Conce1t-Nis.

~ Oct s-Madame ANNA BISHOP, >guor De BEG
MS. Mr. BOCHSN NJ. BROt OIL
Madame AIMS Bishops Second Concert
~ For full particulars, see bills. oil IL
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-02

A teaniy of TWELVE DOLLARS wiiI bs paid to each recruit enlisted for ths .asiiisy q fszf5 arm.
 Desidss the nonthly pay. e above siAied. ons radon per day is allowed every sotdier. which | amply sufficient fcr his snhsizien<es sise . lasra supply Of comfortable and genieei clothing. 0ood qusFfers and ftsl sre st all times hssnishsd; shd every attention wili be paid to making ihoss men who may enlist. and are determined ts sefvs theis country h good faith, eomfsftsble and eentented with their situation. The bet medscal nttendsnee is always provided for the sick soldier; eni ne te- daetion of pay is made during the period he is nn- able to perform his daly. Shouid the soldisr he dis abisd is the line of his duty, the law provides . pension for hisn.
 By she above t is seen that ths psy and siisw- snce h FcsPsetahie. and that. with pradsnes and eeunomy. the monthly pay Of ths s6tdies m4y he laid up---as evesy ihfax reqsisfe for his confost and eonvsnienee is fnsniskea hy the Gaxesnaenis including his sagsr and eoaes. The prudent sot- dier. therefore. nay readily save ffom 9sz1 b slo1o during kis enlizlmenf sf flrs peays; anA q the expisstien ef the tesis he caa. if he ebseses purchase smail fsrm in sny af the western Siztss aud there seftIe hsnseif <omipsts tsbsy, os his Sis iss.d, foT the rest q his tie.
 The sum of fro doifays will be paid b. any efrf. KEN, ea-commissinned o6Exr or sptdi<r, wka shall brine fo the feaAeasoas ss ale bodied recruit wke shatf hs rsxuisrly snIissa1s Ths citixen sh0mid present bis fecssit bs tbs Lfssteusnt or Csptnin,
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