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MILITARY LAID wARRANTs.

THE SUBSCRIBERS are associated with l0ng e
established aud responsible agency Ia Wisconsin, who
will locate Land Warrants ia The Mineral District OF that
TerrorY and ts vicinity after personal examination OF
the ands Much Of the public land Of that Territory has
been reserved from sae0n account OF 10 supposed min
eral charactsr-snt within few months past but now
In and furnishes excellent opportunity oI IN
vesten No part the Union increas-s 10 popu on
With reafer rapdity aud the value Of land i enhanced
u proportion These selections Will be made either for
~ RODGERS WOODMAN
~ Lr.aol. At-H.a--LaE. y W.-.- W .-llr
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~ i. q. of q. F.-The r. W. Grand Lodge OF the
state OF Newlork will commence ia rszusr Qnsrterly
Session on Wednesday morning. the ID inst ~ 10 O'Clock
a. the Room, National Hall Csnss Representatives
requested 70 be punctual. By order.
NJ It. JOHN O. TREADWELL, Grand Secretary.
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THE AIT AND sCifSCE
DANCING

CARD.-Mr. w WHALE and Daughter. respectfully
1announce that their Glasses for ief75 will commence
Consultation Hall, bSo Broadway. Tuesday. October
r. and Il Gothic Hall. Brooklyn Monday October IS
Classes for ladies and gentlemen their Private Academy
So sixfhaveuue. on Wednesday sept % Instruction
rven daily In IN fashionable Dances and Wstzes the
Private Academy IS SNfh-aveuue where al inform alton
will b. given For psrtlculsr= see clrcnlar. uf Zts
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HEADLEY,s WASHINGTON

4 ND HIS GENERALS, vols, Emo. 10 Portrait
hPnce - So To avoid confusion the publishers Of this
work wish simply that there i IN the market an
ANONYMOUS work which. having been advertised ~
'Washington and his Generals" may possibly deceive
purchasers Its real title s" Washing and the Generals
of the American Revolution" and resembles MI Head
leys work only in appearance
BAKER x sCRlBNER. s6 Park-row and
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EYE AND EAR.

nR. POWELL attends exclusively 20 oifeases Of The
DEye snd Ear, from to4 o'clock, al his Offices @ol
Broadway. corner Of W arren-st
d. Powels Treatise the Eye is Diseases and their
Cure with Enavings Rnes for the Selection OF epects.
ce. &c price 81 cents be had his oce and Of ell
booksellers Just imported, Artificial Eyes, Of superior
beauty and finish OILS misDeoWltW
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THE NEW "LETTREs cURIEUsRs TT FDIFl-
ANTFS"

OREGON MISSIONS AND TRAVELS OVER rHE ROCKY MOUN.
TAISs ~ 1856 BY FATHER P. D. o. sMrT, or
JFsrs. WITH ~ INTRO
DCCTOEy SKETCH OF OREGON And
ITS MISSIONS
THESE LETTERS form Of the most reulafka-
L bic and interesting books Of the day They record
not only OF the most astonishing snd successful mis-
sonAfy ab0r known but they contain IN account In
respects the most accurate and itthll yet pub
shed Of the Oregon Territory, 10 soil climate scenery.
productions and people They constitute In fact ~ I'm
porsnt addition the history ana geography OF me whole
OF the vast country Of the Rocky Mountains and arc IN
every way no 90 form part oi the Lettes Edlhantes
aud Cureuse for which Jesuit missionaries have made
themselves famous In the Christian world.
They written in plain and sincere style, without
effort ~ effect and the descriptions OF the majestic .nd
beautiful scenery Of The North vest Of iis lnean tribes
and their Wild life equal anything IN our LANGUAGE
Tor freshness and power With al the vsue Of truth,
these letters vivid az romance
They are pub'hed complete M one limo VOL IN az
best Style with accurate map Of The country and y IL
lustraons Of striking passages 10 Indian he scenery A
from original sketches taken the spot Price 10 eoih
binding II - EDWARD DUNCAN,
NJ Sti,- l5l Fulton-st
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FINE WATCHE s.

- GOLD AND SILVER
~ THE SUBSCRIBER Is selling ali description,
p Of fne Gold and Silver Watches and Jswelry 81
H<;L retail lower than any other house IN the city
Al TsIches warranted keep good time or the money re-
turned Wstche. and iswelry exclaimed.
Watches repaired in the bssr much less than
,be usua prices. Gold watches low ~ ~ IS zach
GEO c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
suf Gawelry. wholesale znd retail 81 Waist
- g.riss c0rnrr William ~ stairs
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In the City of ewYork Nov ,. by Rev h w Bel
lows Mr. CHARLES IRVING and Mas HANNAH RUS
SELL daughter Of James Russell. Esq oil Lowell Mass
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VURBaTIM RGPORTID.

WIN HENRI gUR, FonOgrunc RsPor1ur, IL
w prspGrd tu furnJ Vurbatlm Reports oy
Spsciz, Surmunz, Leccurz, Is. 81 d. sistem oy
Fonograf, ds utmost dcyurasl Il Gtand IN macig
Reports Adres Anglo Sdcsun OFFS. o3O II.
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men OF the City Of New-York-The monthly meeting Of
the Society will be held 81 Mechanics Hall f72 Broad
this evening Nov 3, one hour after
n3 10 ISAAC FRYER Secretary
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SACK 4 GAG WAREHOUSE.

TFATNN HNFII q F.f'1-
Manufacturers, IL und - Watfr-st'
INVITE I AZ PARTICULAR AIIkNIlDH VI country
from the gsin districts u their sock VI SACKS
sui bags which they offer 0f sale % -1it ne wants q
purchasers upon the favorable terms Deslsrs al
ter visiting their eslb shuenf, have uniysrsay ADOPTED
s practice Of buying b.g- Of them sffy 'of mined -,
u.s anc sale Ia preference tho Oh SLOW mode d having
thsrn made 10 homo All kinds " Calcutta k1fo2esn
and Sane-is hazs sfspea g. av-rv purr0s- ~ ffns-
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HENRY JOHN SON.

HENRY JOHNSON,
90 BROADWAY, corner Chambers-st. IN the Granite
I'D Building. Wholesale and retail Druggist, offers for
sale, for family use. AZ the trade prices
Superior Bermuda AFRO. Henry's Msmesia,
Root CO1pers lsingla.s,
English Rose Water Refined Geatine,
White Gum Arabic English Camomie Flowers.
Pure Castor Oil. Pure Jamaica Ginger,
Honduras Sarsaparilla OLD Brown Windsor Soap,
Russia Isinalass Cologne Water by the gallon,
Prepared Barley, Congress Water. &c &c.
Also lust received Their invoice Of the celebrated Rob
nsons Bay Wafer which will prove TO be fully eqIs to
the last % @miseod
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CULTIvATOR

NOR NOVEMBER just received. subscription price OF
L this valuable work devoted 20 Agriculture only One
Dollar per year Back volumes both Of the old and
series constantly on hand by
nS MARK II NEWMAN 4 co. 1s3 Broadway.
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~ The Regular Meeting Of the NaiionaI Re-

FORMERS "i take place this evening athe Peoples Hall,
- Cana 81 Fu election returns viii be stated and sd-
dresses delivered by several National Reform speaker
ui attendance Is expected and the working classes
urgently invited 10 attend Per order Of the Secretary
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- ,RAILROADLINR bstw,.n l,ev YOrL

~ HAT LhUAD LINZ ostWeen re" ORA
sst'zi .snd Albany, Tor Fre slt and Passengers, Ia
connection With the Albany and Western
ailrosds, % Buffalo aud intermediate places the line
Of th- roads -Ine reausboars NgW-JEKsEY. CAPTAIN
Hitchcock, and kOCHEs Captain Fury viii esve
Ss~ ofk snd Albany daily isgEdays pt-d sud WI
run through from city city about that
goo shipped NcfOrs m the evening be delivered
IN AlbanY he Rad tk- morning
No Lac pr-s-ntsthef -ces dispstch offered BY The
Re road merchants snd Others desiring their gods
st the earliest possible rods.sts
Apply 20 l. NEWTON, Aguut - Grserwich-,t- " T.
C. $. OLA5rFD AEsat. III Pier VI Qasy-st Or j. W.
HARCouRT, Agent On the Pier &C stsssst Aibsny
slp 2wiss
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pLANh BOOks-O- s,e-y We .aa .ly-s % 3.

DIANh BOON --Of every SIZE and style OF Bind
ID from which complete sets can De selected which
or mice aud qualfy autel be hyperion Paper
ad stationary large assortment, botn fancy and staple
Car Packet Poet Letter and Note Papers copying ana
Norrial Presses manufacturers prices Improved Man
fold Letter Writers by which the letter = written and
.oied &c the same time CToton nk, JET black How freely
from the pen AID retain RS color Diamond Point Gold
Pens FnveioDs. Writing Desks; Portfolios scrap
Books. Chessmen; Back gammon Boards; Cards. &c &C
A. low pricss FRANCIS Il LOUTREL,
rs Il Book p inasrs and stsfiouers, u Maden-ane.
Printing Ruhn9 and Bind ne executed % lowest rates
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Door ana Number Plafes-enreiy and original de-
signs Those in Of something and splendid
their doors invited to call examine the above aTt
cles Also, splendid assortment Of style Bepuls
Bells hung and repaired in the most substantial
and warranted. r. ROBERTS, 562 Broadway.
sl6 3miseod near Prince-st
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SCHOOLS.
Nrw rvrNING cIlssrs IN FRrNcH

NEW EVENING CLASSES IN FRENCH
49,. FsEE-FlkCE
By PROV ; NiLLEFLAIl
INSTRUCTION of the frsr order. Terms res-01shlss
lhouIs Of meeting from - P u Mondays and Thurs-
days Any adde's .et above ali iuimed ste
Attention % 6is~
EVENING SCHOOL. 50, Broad~ay Mr.. CHAM
IL Tx LAIN who 49, line years a, 60 Bruoue-st has
rsopsned his evening school DO Broadway side. be-
tween brooms and >pring as M L. has a lev
ci-s m hs day school ior boys Stis-
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OFFICE or TIE NORTH ANERicaS FiRE Tvs Co
New-York, November !. i847. :
- Al n Rrgulnr MccrinQ nf the Rnard ~ Dire

ore Of the North American Fire Irsurance Company. held
~ their Office. - Wsllst RICHARD ". BLFEcKEg was
unanimously elected Secretary In place n John McBnr
Iessned. mi lwi,l JAMES w. OTIS. PTesdsnt
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I 1CEt vi FfNfE, " ss1IIE 81 bIl1AIFH '1fzIV
" and Nsuriioqui.fn --SI6NOR BLIrL hiss the honor
20 that he Will give series Of his much
entertainments every svenoz during the week commrnc
inx MONDAY. Nov. !. Change Of Programme nightly.
Admission u cenfs--chidr-u under iD. half price.
Doors opsn AZ 7-cOmmcnce A. y O'Clock
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE on saturday at .
nj W
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yAiuAair PRoPERrY.

~ years, favorable terms, their factor, oJshosss
and ofh@r build nss connected there. tn sitsssd 10
MilIve IN me town OF Blackstone, and Directly On TIE
Providsnes and Worcester Rsilrosd.
said mill and machinery are ns ssnns 80 epere
ton BAT one year In the mill Row IN opsrsuon are
Twelve set. II c.rds sboar eighty esssnsrs looms
calculated for plain aud fsney work Is 10 regards To-
nouer the beet essbshsnt for making plain and fanny
csxs,ueres la this country The wst~rpowsr vsrsnt,e
neyer fail Any resso ssbs sesssAen which me lessee
may dssfe. will be made
Tns subscribers will also esss on conditions snd
With sane earsnty OF u tn-t factories
AZ wasrford stussed P,ovslsnes and Worcester
Railroad snns Of ssrds and twsosysx fsney
loo ms The mill mach osry Ia the rnst nsss
order. The nsehiasTy 10 searly ns~ ,xr,.
Waterford. Mas Oct -, ls45. - z~OASWk1W
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CHEAPEST CARPET EsTABLIsH,IEN1

y In the United STATES. ~ Bowery. HIRAM AMBER
son, where Will be found LARGE assortment Of English
and American earpern purchased At low prices Tor cash,
also splendid variety 0t hesIth rugs. able and piano
mats, oil cloths 8c all Of which vii be sold >
per less than oher warehouse Just received
5.nou large tuited Hearth RAGS - each.
5000 yards Venetian StaE aud Hall CarFetnE a. = "a.
peg ward. d.
1000 pair elegant Window Shades, from :, % so
5000 yards Enfiish DrugEet. low prices
iO0oo yds English double >upsrfi- from g. per 3D.
5000 yard. In. Ilsh ply Garrett A. low prices
arrs lot Of remnants OF coths ard chss
Remember No 90 HIRAM ANDERSON.
al awlseod ~ bowerv
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NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. &c.-Ihe
Nsuhscriner would cal the attention OF his friends and
the public generally his extensive Assortento Of al the
various styles of Exminsfer Velvet Tapestry TApcstry
Brussels Brussels Threeply. Ingram and every other
ptou Of Carpeng together with great variety Of
OIL Cloth dtns from feet p feet, many Of which
old aud vel yec which the attention Of steamboat
owners and hotel keepers are particularly requested
Also. Druxzes Of the best English manufacture. endc
patterns and bright coors varying from 70 yards wide;
Hearth Rugs, Table Covers STAR Rods &c Purchaser
informed that the arrangements with the manu- ae
Of Europe snd this country enables the advertiser
retail the best qualities Of CsrpetBs AZ about the usu
wholesale prices at W. n. GJlON> W srerooms,
fronting 90 81 East Broadway and y Divisiou-st.
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Boar UPsET AND Two Men DROwNED.-O On
Thursday lac, young belonging 10 Milford on
Of them named Saml O Merwin, son OF VIM. Merwn.
keeper of the hospital IN this place aud the other sam
Plsti of Milford started in sail boa. duckins Ga
Thursday noon they went up the Housstonic River,
ndsd and dinner with the sister OF OF the men
When the brother left with her his watch for osr OF
sing H. rud LETT intending 10 down the Sound-since
which me nothing has been soon or heard Of them tl
Saturday evening when the boat Hss towed into NIL
ford having been picked up about six miles below hs
hsfbor. Young Plat found In thu boat dead, ly
lng on bis iace The boat nearly filled with water
ihe mast and sails gone together with the guns amnun
ton &c and Merwin, tho companion of Plat, was miss
ing IL Is supposed from the condition OF things ON
board and the In which the boat was picked up
that abe have cspsizod somewhere In the Sound
while the young men were cunning, and that one o
them (Merwiu) was drownsd-thst Pstt succeeded In
dcisching the mast and rishtng the boat but died
from fatigue hunger exposure or from these causes
combined as 10 marks Of violence were discovered
upon bis person and nothing to indicate any other con
cusion New Haven Courier, lst
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CARPETING.
ENGLISH cARPErINc

TIE UNDERSIGNED ave received BY late arrival.
sud daily receiving large snd choice ots 81 lid
tai, ~ very reduced Prcc.
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
- - pa.-I-a. NIL.
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HOMER MORGAN, Auctionser.
FGA<T HOUSEUOLD FCRSITCHk.-

HOMER MORGAN, Auctionser
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD fCRNITChE,-
T. SWIFT . MORGAN will sell AZ Aoeuos on IhS-
DAY November 4 81 10 O'Clock, 81 ~ Piss-H bs fsa
Deuce Of James b. ColsstA The entire farptss 70 SAD
house comprising fall am complete s's'u@shh mas
10 order sad OF the best quality.
Catalogues may be obtained he day before the sale
To let or ea.s the above house and immediate posses
sion given Apply 10 the Apetoneer, 2finsst NJ srs
HENRY ~ LEEDS, AnetisD.sr
CHANCEHY SALE ia Partition q Valuable Prop.
u eYty ia the Thru sbd Tenth WsTds-H. h IL EDS
4 CO viii sell ct Auction on WEDNESDAY next Ncy
az the Merchants Exchange ell that csrsio los ~ 4ns
with the Improvements thereon Known a. ~ NessJ-'-
The lot "a Is feet 10 front ssd rear .od 81 feet deep
Also tie house and lot of ground on the norhso COZ
ner Of bo~e'y and Hesterst "a feet front sAd rear ana
100 feet deep.
Also house and lot Of nound on the nertn 80 cor.
OF Hester aud Chrysc sts and eiso the y,
toe same the Dorhsrly SIDE thereof se'S w WIZ
Is feet IN front and and 100 feet deep -,
Terms easy and will BE- made snows on tas % 's.e
Sc. sayerti.emrpt In tho Gssss aud Times usned 10
MsaTee Master and w. C. Lsvsr'dss ssaei'sr'oz a's
& 1000
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MELAScHoIY-On Saturday last the 23d inst, a
small boat loaded with three stoves chest OF joiner
tools bsrrel Of whisky and six started from tho
wharf 10 this village 20 20 10 Matilda az the foot of Point
Rockaway distance of Is miles. While descending
the Gslo0 Ray5s the boat filled and sunk and all on
bosrd were drowned The names of the men Were Ro.
bert Johnson. Arthur McNarin, Robert Riley, Mcnael
Lanshofn Johnson Atchison and George Darling Mr.
johnson had been employed on JOB in digging down
Ford e. In this village having terminated his engage
ments ne bis return 10 him family when this ter
fble calamity unexpectedly overlook him and hs com
redes One other of the party had been married only
shor, time The rest were young men and single None
OF the bodies had been recovered at this writing
st Lawrence Republican.
decentralization. Messrs. Stoddard and
Daniorth. with their wives, for Assam Rev Mr. Bray.
Ion AMI Rev Mr. Moore and wife for the ksrens and
Rev Mr smonds for BurnIsh, will sail tomorrow
In lhe ship Cato. for Calcutta. Boston Atlas, "a.
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FOREIGN IMPORTATIONS.
LlVERPOOL-Bart Is,non--9s6 sacks salt 100 tons
coal Jones Johnson.
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c KEMP, Auoiioussr.
I,URNTTURE AND STOCK sALR8.-At PIT.

L'lhNl sND SiOtA
vate Houses Stores Sales Rooms s3 Broadway, %.
posite the Ns~.Ysrk society Library.
The rsgasd will ave his psrsonsl Attention 70 The
srangosns and disposal Of Furoisars a. private dwell
ugs and Stock of Goods at Auction.
HsioF had much experiences In this line be fssn eenn
dence In ss-urpg his friends ana the pubic thar 81 b"s
asss entrusted 70 his care, vii be satisfactorily and
promptly sttonded 10 and prompt retains made
He would slo beg leave 10 call the attention u persons
havnT goods dispose Of the central lossfon o.
hi. Sales Rooms for public private sales Cash sd'
vance. made when required X c KEMP, A1eteaee'
oZ7Wksslu
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GLORIOUS sEW-.-rhe election y over, AID
NsUTTON's Yankee Presses are triumphant Persoas
wanting proof Of the above are invited 70 cl st II, a.
Of al kinds circusrs Dill beads bills Of lduz iusuranee
policies prices current notes checks posting and hand
KIM. Sc Nc erscufed in first style the .0Eest
prices THOMAS Z. SUTTON, PINT {. 70 Fulton-st
SPERM CANDLES, OIL, &c.-Just received iee
- boxes Of superior sperm candles which VII oe sold
vsrv low for cash vx so cts To- By the box 81 To-
retail Best Winter sperm oil 10. superior article Of
white solar oil s. gall Also, fine teas. corees sugars
foreign frifs foe sale in guanres sft dealers or
families. BY j. o. FOWLER. 30 srd ~ Greenwich, and
rs Ne.ev-sf on ifnf-
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uORTICULTURIST

NOR NOVEMBER This work IS d-vOted % the Hor-
Il tculfure the number Just published IL the 5th Of the
second volume II u edited by J. Downing, who IS
well known 90 be every way capable Of editing such
work First volume supplied also single numbers by
n3 MARX H.. NEWMAN CO. i94 Broadway.
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nR- q. BRiTLLY, MD. Of he f.cuity Of Psris
IL papl Of me celebrated professor
The DR.. can be consulted every dAJ tor % IL
80. A n AZ lmis-
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"a TO LET-X gsntsei sssory brick houss ~.'A ~
8: The moesrn tmpfovsmssrs % Abissd.nrPn,s L.
- quirs On the promises 81 "a u sAeLH 49,
wsy.
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I\yIsIRIF neutrality-suspicious.

INVISIBLE DOOR-sPRlNt--A cheap ana ne,
admirable article for closing doors CON plee triumph
over the deforninx encumbering and unsgDts eeFls,
hitherto got up the above purposes an -fie =
comfort aud economy saving many times - -
fuel heated air. A. pleasure s~ingine thfo-s -
through out and IN thus saviEE al expense e'-i
weu aud tear Of lztches catches kno,,s s-o,. :, 49,
wholesale and retail. oy NiklCt -. Se.l,r, nd
Aru.an Ofc. l0l Ssssan-st where nHio = i-,a]
49,. .Sdr~s. their orders w -----.e-
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con REWARD.

SDn REWARD.-Losf on Friday nj hit, the ist day
SC~O OF Oet Pocset-Book containing ~ IN pms 81
ttll ON Colnmhia Rank and hTidH@ 90 - - ''if "r
bank OF Northumbeg and, Pa end another - on some
Pennsylvania Bank the balance being m aud Is OF
different Banks ana city There also sew
era papers which Of any but the owner
The above reward Will be paid leaving 10 az The Tn
bune Once where description of the papers Will Dc Lett
n B-ShOuld the wish 10 return the Pocket
Book and contents the above reward they Will please
at least the papers which were IN II and oblse me
NJ =
ain REWARD will be given 70 the cATtmsu who
,>lO removed bale OF CARPET marked hastiuss a
Funlips Philadelphia" from the Sidewalk opposite 81
broadway about O'Clock Friday evening, Oct - II he
will give Information the above number where the goods
were left. nj Us
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EMPIRE RANGES

L'OR BAKING or ROASTlNG.-This article Is suPe
rior u anything Of The kind market l. combines al
N. sdvantages oil Atwoods Empire Cooking Stove 70
al. 81 IICKOR s co - Watsfst
.u0( it.-ys.tQt.ao.H
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ATWOOD STOVES ;

Umpire STOVES i-Persons wanting superior Gull
uary apparatus respectfully invited % examine chi
celebrated Stove before purchase elsewhere Tho owe
Of this Stove "a Away. charged with pure ar They wi
be- put up under guaranty Wholes2'- and retail ~
.us3 f.is.ltau-t.-f fnCkBk l. 90 20 Water. q.
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MARINE JOU RN A l..
PORT OF NETWORK

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAT.
THE MOON FULL sEk.
IS Sets 4 - Rises 1 B u
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CHRISTY's mINSTRELs

MECHANICS HALL.
40 BROADWAY, b,'w--n Grant and Broons
~ = %, Open ever uisht Truuphsn, success
slfth week ~ re ofirrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

THE IVORY CRUCIFfX, or Statue Of Christ
i Carved fron sond block Of Ivory by monk at %
noa This wonderful work Of Il open for eNhs,
ton a. 239 Broad way of Resde-st. from A VI
10 10 p NJ single admission p cents Season Tickets
50 Families not exceeding six 81 Teacher. AMI
scholars each ~ cents oil WIS
hUSIC.-Bss and parties attended with music, such
wi VIOLIN with harp piano accom- zniment, or IN
struments from tive IN number may b request
ed. Orders attended 20 by
ols imisus- > SIMPSON, - Muibefrys'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

The eldest r-t.tl sro srr be- thc iuif-o n p
Christy. q. y Chrisfy. + Pierce. ksyuor. L ABBOTT
and Naushn. hose original and inmirsbie Concerts
az. nignty hon0rcd with cro~ded ara hishiy r.sp-otb
audiences ard universally admitted % excel every
rncnt Of similar character offered In this city
Admission p children under 10 years half price
Door open e. !. Concert viii commence Al oeloek
sess may 10 secured app cation 81 the bal from u
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