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~ Proclamnfis
October 80. l837-ln I
,.on Conucil ofthe q

~ Observation-Disclosures OFFICE, New-Yofk,
October 80 8i7In pursuance OF aresolution of the Com
mon Council of the City of NewYork, do hereby offer
reward Of One Hundred Dollars for the detection Of any
person voting attempting 10 vote illegally at the ensu-
ns election be held Tuesday, the I'd day Of Novem-
Der inst 10 be paid upon the conviction Of the offender
and the certificate of the Recorder District Attorney
ths, such conviction had upon the testimony Of the
person persons claiming such reward But all claims
Tor such reward not presented TO the undersigned IN wt
ps within twenty days after the conviction OF such often
der shall be diue gaIded Given under my hand at the
Mayors Office. WIN V. BRADY.
nj n Mayor Of the City Of New-York.
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saiIed.-ships New Hampshire, Antwerp; Lucas Phil
,aerha: Alexandria, Baltimore.
Bake II Chaplin, Baltimore Nederward, tDutch,)
Rotterdam and others
steamer Northemer Charleston. Wind NNE.
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BOARDING.

DOARD-A gentleman and lady. two single gentle
ID men, be accommodated with good board and We
~ pleasant the second story at 81 Whltest near
Broadway where comfort Of home be enjoyed
References given and required. 90 otis
OF three single gentlemen can be
ID accommodated with board in respectable private fam
ily where they may find all the comforts Of home The
location pleasant and convenient 10 asage route Please
apply AZ 81 LudlOw-st. nj ~
DOARDING.-A gentleman and lady can be accom-
Dmodaed with board and pleasant rooms also two OF
three gentlemen, with without breakfast and tea, IA
pleasant situation. SO HudsOn-st. nj It.
DOARD-C Convenient and pleasant rooms with CRATES,
10 suit able fof gentlemen and their wives and single
tlemen. with full partial board, may be obtained AZ d9
Broadway, corner Of Ninthst. o29 5tis-
DOARD-Peasant room, with good sccomnod atoms
Dand reasonable prices Apply sS Lbertyst OF lmis2t'
DOOMs TO LET-Two furnished rooms to Jet to sin
IL gle gentlemen with without breakfast and tea Ap
pig 81 Fulton-st west OF Broadway. nj 81
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70 German wings Awake!-A meeting Of the
Wings Of Ne~Yofk, Of German birth or extraction, will
he held at the Henry Clay House, Of Frts and
Avenue A. this Mondayl evening at y O'Clock. Candid
Germans Of ai parties are invited attend and hear
BY order Of the Committee,
A. SCHMIDT, President
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TO RAILROAD
LANDLORD AND TENANTS
NEW MUSIC.
SCHOOLS.

I Es-ONS OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
LIS A. LEsuElk has the honor 70 Inform the pubic
that be WILL receive proposals that may BE- addressed
him for giving French Lessons either 70 individuals In
fami ies. or Ac iemicai Institutes.
Having been connected . years with French journalism
and having resided Is years IN Newl9rk where be .
honorlby known b. his c0uufrymen, Lesueur Ia de-
voting himself % the teaching 81 the French Lenguaee
offers every guaranty, both regards oa1fy and
rality A. he Partisan b. birth. his pupils viii require
under his tuition. the greatest purity Ia pronunciation, an
essential point and which often neglected IN the
teaching OF the French LaDEua.e.
Apply personally from 70 n O'Clock A. or by let
ter. 10 ". Lesueuf. 81 Cortland 81.
Refsreaccs-Prof r o. Berteau, IS Pierepontst Brook
lyn. Miss Ii. Haines Young Ladies Boarding School }
fwentieth-st n Mr. snd NADINE }. Couian, French
Young Ladies Boarding SCHOOL, rs Greene-st. y. A
Chardon ESQ and {. g. Bechet, Esq l5j Hudson-st y
). Gulaume. Esq ie4 Prince-st- y. I. go W.
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Below.- Ship James Sheppard, Ainsworth, I'm Bre-
men with passengers; also bark and brig unknown.
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MARRIHp

ON Thursday. 2s,h Inst by Rev William Whittiess
A., PRFDRIfK A MILLER Of New York City, 10 Miss
MARY ANTOINETTE HARRIET. OF Planheld' y. J..
I'm Tpe.dsy evening the 10th ult by Rev. X u. Nor
- mn LAWRENCE GETZ Editor OF the Read.
,os par Gazette and Mi" ANNA u, edest daughter OF
Rex DR. Morgan.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
THE GREAT ALL LUNGS
AND Beast
all the
medicines
Of the day, and
there great
variety which profess
70 be Of great value 70 the
human family, we hesitate not
pound syrup Of wild Cherry a, one
Of the greatest discoveries Of modern sci.
the cure Of diseases which sfHct human nature
remedy can be named, which has ia as short
space Of time acquired such unbounded confidence with
the public and has performed such miraculous cures and
which has m-rited AMI received much euosiam from
the faculty and Others. as this justly celebrated remedy
have been effected IN coughs, colds asths influenza,
bronchitis splitting blood liver complaint pain ia the side
the heart debility broken contribution from the
abuse u calome snd other causes, and consumption
when invaids gwen up hopeless, by having
70, and per8eyerink IN that powerful remedy
the proprietor certificates OF which would
astonsh credui.y ilsef they made known to the
world To those who are afflicted with the above diseases
say give this medicine fair risl-yoq will then be
convinced this miserable compound, bat safe and
powerful remedy and that s curative power. stand alone
''r ASTHMA Of ELEVEN YEARS, STANDING.
W. Knight, Wanutst. between Third and Fourth,
creased defiance Of all the remedies he could hear Of
until making use Of DR. Swayre's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, which psfforme Cd a permanent cure
ANOTHER LIE PRESERVED.
Pan aDELPHiA, Sept. q, 1916.
Ds. II swAYsE-Desr Sir Having the as'oni,h ns
cure performed on Mr Tho by Jour Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry was induced 70 try myself was
taken with violent cough itink Of blood shortnes Of
breathing toEether with attacks Of asthma had
ov-rdone myself from sxerfion which I vas able 20
perform. wnich prostrated my system great extent
commenced the use u Jour Compound Syrup " Wild
Cherry, which gave me almost immediate relief and au
Glad give my m0ny % all who may be afflicted IN
SINH way IL Will Be well - see thst the ssnsture Of
Dr. Swsyns y on each bottle Of Wild Cherry
WIN B. WALTON
Thirteenth-st doors from The corner Of Willow
Towering hi Eh er imitation
DR. SWayneis Wild Cherry stands
Spreading Joy through many nafion,
Even In icY Sssifxsrlznd
Prepared only by Dr. n. SWAlSE' inYe1tof aud sole
proprietor corner Of shth end Race ss phiA
All Wild Cherry psrsions b>fn< PosHFeiy FICTITIOUS
and countsrfsitf without his Signature
1g,u,r for Nesu- York CaI-Cnas. r. Ring cor Broad
CAV nd tohust: r A Sands lss B0wery; z b Warner
so5 R'-set,rs- Jno c. Hart, 3f3 GrsndsL; j. L. Levitt
"a Gresnwich.s,; J. b Dodd. III Broadway Hosdley
Phsip. Co and Wyatt kstchsm. Also, Mrs Hayes
ia Fulton-st. Brooklyn. sll 6mSMkW
OCTOBEB REPORT OF TIE MUTUAL LIFE
" INSURANCE COhPANT. Of New-York 50 Wallc
This Institution during the munth Of Oct famed ope
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

=. .,. Hartford, from Sapannah-J Hoxie, J Na1n'
AID IN the steeTsge. .,,,,., ivy
b. brie Pioneer, from, Bordeaur-M II boodeooo, OF
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u JOHNSON, Auctoussr.
BOOTS AND sHOBs.--By A. D. GALE-stors
DIN Pesris-TuEsDAY, Nov. 2 At ~ O'Clock. A. M.
boots shoes, brossps. rubbers kc. comprising
general assortment adapted 20 the Fall trade
Constantly hand stock Of the above goods ct phi
vate sale.
NB-LibsrL cash advances made assignments Of
boots, shoes leather, hats, caps he. oSo3
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DARNTM's AMERICAN MusEuM-P

a
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS vEEK
Commencing MONDAY Nov
SPLENDID EXHIBITIONS AND PERFORMANCES
every afternoon 81 clock, and every evening
the evening. for visiters 70 examine the curiostcs
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS.
The Manager IS sraiied 10 announce with
CAMPBELLS ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
the best Band Of
NEGRO MELoDIsrs AND PERFORMERS
this country. every Of whom j. professor Of
SIC and thoroughly ver.ed all mstters pertaining to
in svariety Of NEGRO SONGS. CHORUSEs, GLEEs &c
Also engaged, by special desire and repeated soleits
MAGNIFICENT BALLOON PANORAMIC PAINTING
Of the GREAT CITY OF LONDON.
which shows all It's public and private buildings its
Toners Chsrciss, Palaces, Bridges, e..
the interesting and instructive thing Of is kind ever
Also engaged. the celebrafei Yankee Comedian.
GREAT WESTERN
s wSss is CRANE 3SWIc MELS Sse' de vi"
AZ each performance, in company with
MISS BERNARD. celebrated Actress sud Vocalist
Also engaged, the famous Comic Vocalist,
PETE NORRIS.
with HIS MAGIC TRANSFORMATIONS. Also engaged
CLARA FISHERS sHAKPEREAN CABINET,
composed Of beautiful and accurate
MODELS Of SHAKsPEREAN HOUSE.
and all other buildings connected with the history this
immortal bard together With her collection Of Engraving
representing Shasspere's
CHARACTERS AND THEIR COSTUMES,
all OF which were executed BY and under the direction OF
seen at all hours, day and evening Also engaged,
THE LIVING ORANG OJTANG,
the connecting Ink between the human and brute erss
ton, and The most interesting AMI al living
MISS JULIEN. the bssoufgl Dsnsense
Wax Figures. Llkeuesses and Portraits Of the
AMISrAD CAPTIVE SLAVES.
MADAM ROCKWELL. the famous Fortune Teller
Admission to the whole, . cents children under 10
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HENRY n. LEEDS, Auctioneer
II n. LEEDS ~ co. will sell at Auction
Ii. Wednesday. Nov at ~ O'Clock at the Merchants
Exchange lots on One Hundred and sixteenth via
Those lots Of ground fronting One Hundred and sS
teepthst st. In tho Twelfth Ward, known map por-
chased by Z Moore Of Nohs Stors, Nov 1924 ssde BY
j. r Ludlsn July lss7 and hsd Ia the Registers Office
and entitled the Prospect Tract" a. Nos lsj a. 1885,
1886 and collectively as parcel Al Said lots are Is r. front
and rear by 100 f. n IN The same premises
cribsd deed made by joseph ~ Barnes and Csthe-
rins his wife, 10 Moses O. Lsnsa Jay ~, Is4J, and
corded the Registers Once lber as ysbcss
p $50 Maps can Dc had ct the Austioassrs Walst
nj
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The Oldest established Band IN the United states Z P.
Chrsty, @ y Christy, =. Pierce. J. Rsynor Abbott
ana + Vaughn. whose original snd inmitahe Concerts
nightly honoreo with crowded ard highly respectable
audiences ard universally admitted excel every
ment Of armilsr character offered In this city
Admission p cents chi dren under 10 years half price
Doors open q, Z Concert viii commence a. oelock
Seats may De secured application at the Hall from u
10 ? NJ.
For the accommodation Of families Concert will 30
given sa urday afternoon, commencing At O'Clock
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DYR.C KEMP, AuCTIoNEER-stors4 al Broad.
ID way, doors above Csnsl-srsst R. c. K. viii Sss
hs personal attention to the disposal Of furniture = pr
vse dwellings and stocks Of goods ct auction Cab cd
vsnces made and all sales promptly eashsd
THURSDAY, Nov. 4,
At 10 o'clock at the large ard spacious store IS Broad
way op osite the Newyork Society Library Building
ExrENsyE CATALOGUE SALE OF GsSrGgL FUssiruRk.
II C. KEMP will sell az Auction. very large aud hand
collection Of about 400 lots OF rosewood mahogany
and black walnut cabinet and upholstered furniture OF thu
best styles and workmsnsLp, which viii be fund well
worthy Of the attention Of the trade, hotel keepers and
purchasers generally.
Also elegant rosewood extension table, custom made
article, and highly finished.
Also, elegant library book case.
Also, rosewood dre's NC bureau sod wsshstand
Also, set Of rich Min damAse window cartans
Also, mahogany pianotorts.
Also 10 mahogany dressing oxsAx, Of he best styles snd
workmanship.
Aso, 10 mahogany marble tor wsshstsnds
Also 81 mshosAny rosewood and black walnut puor %
fas various ETY. les.
Alec, do, mahogany and black walnut parlor shsrs,
easy and rocking chairs
Also, mahogany, French and gothic bs6stsads
Also, beautiful centre, card and fancy tables
Also, rich silvsr-plsted csstors waters, etc
Also rich style. gothic tea trays, with ether fancy srt
cles chinaware, etc.
Also, feather beds and hair mattresses.
Also, book cases. wardrobss ks
Also, music stands and piano sfools.
FRIDAY, Nov g.
At 10 O'Clock, q, the Sales koors S<o Broadway
MosrG,Gegs SALE OF 0gSTeIL FVRsifvRs-R.
KEMP will SELL above, the furniture Of senss pri
vate family consisting OF handsome assortment Of par
lor chamber and kitchen furniture Particulars hereafter
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Aaeti, nser
DY JAMES VI. M1LLER-Store No Is Maiden
ID lane, next door to No Lbsrty-st.
MONDAY Nov. |,
At 70 O'Clock, at the Merchant Bxchsue,
CHAscERy SALE-Upder the direction Of r Rusglss,
masterLot Of land with the buildings tho southeriy
side Of Twentistht 81 feet wsswardy from the south
westerly corner Of Fourthsvspus and Twsnrsthst bssG
feet front on Twsntieth-st. BY u feet deep.
ExEcUroRs S.LE-Will be cold, the lease Of the too
story brick front house 9e Wet Twenty drsts Lease
q years each ground $50 The lot will admit offs
rear building JOHN BUCKLEY, Executor
TUESDAY, Nov q
A. lO4 o'clock, at store rs Msidenlsns.
Doors, SHOES AND Bsoosss-l,00O boots, shoes
and brosans consisting Of every variety suitable for the
Southern, Western and city trade. Sale positive
THURSDAY, Nov
At Ot O'Clock at the Of g Lee, Knapp Pslsn 10
Jscob-st
5000 ,ides hsmlock tanned cole leather with other sr
cles In the line
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~ Fifteenth Ward.-At large meeting Of Whigs
Of the Fifteenth Ward at Constitution Hall on Friday
evening. the ,3d inst }. PRESCOTT HALL. Esq. was
csllea 10 the Chair and JAMES Mccall CoRSsLiUs Bo-
e.sr AARON r. THOMPSON and JOHN l.. Mason, Esgs
,ns5s Vice Presidents. J. b. NaRNUM. j. and w. y.
R,s.xN.S wers appointed Secretaries John z. Hone,
20 on behalf OF the Nominating Committee appointed
a. nervous meeting read report nominating JOHN
r. De PUY Esq candidate TO represent lne r,eenih
Ward In the next Assembly. The report Vas received
II was moved thst the OF EgAsIys l. bhNtDisI DC
substituted for that Of Mr.. De fuy The neeth oens
nearly divided the decision eit 20 the Shsr VINO
decided that the motion lost and that the report was
adopted. And then the meeting edlourned -,.
J. PRESCOTT HALL, Chairman.
AARON X. TBoNrsoSi
j. L. mason, W. Pc
CoKSELivs BoCARr,
JAMES MCCALL,
" r. BnssSn.s, Secretaries
Rspori Of RE Nopinating COMMITTEE ofti Fifteenth WaCd
Adopted Friday evening, 10Th October az Of the
LARGEST meetings held In the Fifteenth Ward NJ Con-
stitufion Hall
r. "A, Vhig Esctors Of fas Fifsenh Uard
sThe undersigned iho Wing Assembly Nominating Com
,uitfeel beg respectfully 20 recommen nd their Wing
brethren of the Ward for their suhIAses the OF
JOHN J. X DE- PU1. ,,,.
i,6 ers.t unanmlty Mr. DEPUy the proper person
rsprssent the Fifteenth Ward and earnestly hope that
ther selection may meet with the decided approval OF
their constituency. .,.~s n quinn
JAMES H. KIP JOhN =, nvN6' s,,,~,,
WILLIAM DOANE. SYLVESTER L. h WARD,
JOHN 0DELL eSo Sns
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fa TREES FOR CEMETERIEs.-wM b;
PRINCE d co. Flushing. will cell ct very reduces
prices q large assortment Of Trees and shr1boefy,
suitable for Cemeteries com psnE above 100 species Of
ornamental Trees sod shrsbbsy including ths nost beau
tful Eyersresa Trees The latter are psce0iy cAcu-
lated 20 i'm part cheerful sspect the lone sbodss " the
dead and these that render the CsmstsIss at Con-
ssutinopls and other oriental cities - bssstifs and at
,r.gs by their perpetual vsrsgrs Price add catalogues
OF all Fruit and Trees he seat 70 postpaid sKPh
cants. Wv SDSAW
- FOR sALE.-A valuable farm Of l07 acres % Of
Gy8 In wood at ksbwsy, N J. mile FROM the rail.
road depot, spple orchard and other fruits, good
ho1,e and oubudipss will be sold easy terms Ap-
Div % VAIL, ~ Cortland st N Y or on the premises
personaily CT BY letter, TO J. RO5SiTkK
nj gthrhkNs
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OPENING OFGOLDsNUTH'- NEW WRITING
OACADEMY.-Mr OLIVER z. GOLDSMITH respect
fully informs HE patrons and the citizens residing IN the
part the city, th.r he will open Academy
Monday Nov 252 Grandst n Forsyth. Terms
TO- the course Of lessons Of hour each" Two
Dollars for ladies' and Three Dollars for Eenemen in
GLIDING stationery Class hours-For ladies' a. q AID u
o'clock p NJ gentlemen 81 3, aud o'clock P NJ daily,
Saturdays excepted. Mr. O. will continue bis privare
classes a go Broadway, as usual 90 Sits
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MARINE JOU r N A l..
PORT OF NETWORK

MINIATURE ALnANAc--r THIS DAT.
sun. -. ~, wi -.
-. Oct Hsyre ........ ......Oct 4
iSssrnooi ',........Oct New-Orisans.....Oet 2
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APOLLO ROOMS. 40 BRoADWAY-

APULLO KDOWS, 40 BKYtDWA1.
L Asst WEEK. BENEFIT Of the MANAGER Of the MOD.
IL FL ARrISrES-On MONDAY evening. Nov. /,
when will be presented the following choice Programme
Of Pictorial aud sculptura Iepres nations being faithful
copies from the originals
PARr Monument 70 Washington, Csnoya's Studio,
Prometheus chained, Hebe Dancers reposins
PAsr ll.-Amazonan Triumph Neptune and Amphi-
title. Rape OF the Sabnes Bath of DIANA Ssppho Lutte
Players, Venus rising from the Sea Judgment OF Paris.
Miy-Pole Dance Young Warrior. Dance To conclude
with grand rsbleau honor Of Gems Taylor and Scott
Personiheatous every night during The week with
change Of Programme every syenng
Tickets Of admission 81 Tickets ad uniting lady
and gentleman IS cents 90 be obtained at the door Doors
Al Z Al Sofc al
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" The CongregnIlonaI Church, in BIids

~ The Congregational Church, IN BIidgsst
Myrtleavenue, will be opened for Divine worship
sabbath day, the 3st inst. The dedication sermon
in the morning BY the Pastor, Rev. }. n sPR.GVE SER
in the afternoon by Rev Mr.. SToRRs, OF The Pilgrim
Church, and in the evening by Rev. DR.. Cox. o2s 81
- ~. George the Ninrtyr.-Right Rev SAMUEL
A. COsXgY, ID. Bishop Of Michigan, Will preach Al -
Howard-st. Broadway, on sunday evening next
Divine service will commence AZ "A O'Clock go It
~ October Report.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, II Wal-st issued dur
ing month OF October lS47 hundred and forty
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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

AVl-rhe Classes the Of is47-5 being
formed under the following Instructors
FREScH.......C. Parmentier ELocurIos T. Mstunn.
SPAsIsH......C C. Rabsdan. DRAwISG.....B H. Cos.
GERNAS......M. Ertheiler. PESMANsHIP. All Wheeler
IraLiAS.......E. T. Forest BooE-gEEPIScT. Jones'
ASTRONOMY. Mr. Emendorf Vocal Music. l. Ives, Jr
MATHEMATICS Mr. Brown PHoSOCRAsHY Mr. Boyle.
ENGLISH COMPOSITIONS AND RHErosIc......E Matunn.
Messrs Coe and Boyle viii give, grafuitousy, intro
ductory lesson IN their respective departments
The distinguished ability Of the instructors and the
ceedngy moderate terms which their services may be
enjoyed by members offer Inducements TO clerks de-
srous Of mental improvement 20 connect themselves with
the Association
The Library contains upward Of 5000 volumes, end
constant additions made OF works The Rea
Room 10 well arranged for the convenience Of members
and supplied with fore On and domestic periodicals
The terms, for clerks dollars per year, (nts-
tion fee ~ y for merchants and others five dollars
The class books open, and full particulars
be obtained at the desk OF the Library Clinton Hall
90 2wsua c l.. EVERlTT, Prssidsat
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CHRISTY'S MINSTRELs.

MECHANICS HALL,
40 BROADWAY, between Grand and Brooms
- ss-open every night Triumphant success"
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THE NORWICH FIRE ms. co.

Of Norwich (Ct)
CHARTERED IN 1902.
THIS COMPANY, with q perfectly sound capital, Of.
fers the additional guaranty Of successful and
interrupted business
"a YEARS
Risks against damage by hfe (exespt manufacturing
rsks exceeding 5000 10 any one risk, taken 1t the
lowest Policies isusd and renewed at the asenrs
oice T. A. ALEXANDER, Agent,
o22 lmeods' 80 WsI-st cor Water.
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HENRY JOHNSON.

HENRY JOHNSON,
n@D BROADWAY corner Chsnnbersst in the Granite
20 Building wholesale and retail Druggist, offers for
sale, for family use a. the trade prices
superior Bemsda Arrow Hsnry's Mssnssis
Root, Coopers IsnSlass,
English Rose Water Refined Gelatine,
White Gum Arabic, English Csnomie flowefs
Pure Castor OIL, Pure Jsnsea Ginger,
Honduras sauaparills Old Brown Windsor Soap,
Russia I.ing sss Cologne Water by the gallon,
Prepared Barley, Congress Water, &C &C.
A. lust another invoice OF the celebrated Rob
insons Bay Wssr which will prove be fully equal 70
the last. % Imise01
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w Mechanics Insfitute.-The regular mon

meeting will be held on Tuesday evening ID inst at u
o'clock By order, JAMES J. MAPEs, President
&. L. BaRRIrT, Actusry.
p : The United States Patent Agency, for taking ont
patents Ac at the Institute Rooms 10 City Hall c. L.
Bsrnu. Agent, Sc-Noy. /, lsl7 nj 2us'
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~ The Ninth Anniversary of the fouihs'
Missionary Association Of Springst Church lDr Pat
ton - will be held tomorrow evening Oct 81 commencing
AT q. o'clock Addresses viii be delivered by Rev CHAs
H. READ and Row. G. II. FISHER The public invited TO
attend 90 IT.
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NEW EVENING CLASSES Is FRENCH.
AT 40. : PkEK-PLAcE.
BY PROF. a :. NILLEPLAiI-
INSTRUCTION Of the first order. Terms reasoasslei
Hours of meeting from ~ Mondays and Ihuls-
days Any address le above Will receive imnasa axe
attention. 49,.
EVENING SCHOOL. J07t Broadway MI "a AZ
ILBERLAlS who niue years AZ - o-,,.issss -
re6uened MS evening school in BrosdwaJ on We see D
tween Broome and spring sts Mr. c mas is~ steeh
cies In his day school for ooys- "a o-s
pvnp UA>TING-,- singing Class nov Organizing
R.-sps saaoltst Christian Church. near Delaney
H.. ho desire learn ulcer hs Instruction may snjoy
49, ,svil sxs az anal expense BY uniting with the class
which me cts every Monday evening nj IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
OFFICE or THE NoRTH AMERieAN FIRE INs 60.

" Ar a Regular Meeting Of the Board Of Direct
Of the North American Fire Insurance Company held
at their office, o. Wallst. RICHARD w. BLEEoKER
unanimously elected Secretary in place Of John McBraf
resigned nj lwis JAMES w. OTIS, President.