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u.s. and state ct 7d7t Western Butter 10
rbeeee ~ 60 "a dlA eta Orange Go 20d22 cts.

MEL Of 900 gaia Eogi.h Linsced have been
V.,s- Ct nd some Country w. rrpv - ~ %
30 c,nse whsle l. hfu''y held II 50 cts for fzgofi
csr.ru'scturcd sperm s,i's He'y ~ ~ ohD -
sossIesched and bisached
~.,oecRIEs-The sugar nsrks, = mote depressed .
v,,r yrades are very plcntl rnd 10 rad -
1870 our lat quotations while prime grades sun
e-,.S toll prices and the quantity ~ these arriving
go The eroccrs are Ia lull tide Il ibcir season
49,. AID importers are disposed 10 most 'ns'snce'
-, their views stock Of Muscovaeoes oi az siuos
80 i3OOo hhds. The sales comprise aoo al JOV n".
s,.9 a5, $50 Porto Rico - d7i opOoxs bro"ns'i a.
Nossses u 10 more demand and pilees ln' e 80
.&e.hsve sb upward tsnfency ralfs ~ nn"s a. :,
III 20 DO a5 100 MuscOvsdo 30dJ. 10 C"p n. "a
:. Coffee 10 quiet Sales - Domingo o. '''' u
Uo7 Msrscsi5o 6ide. ann,
nRtGs- ssles cases Turkey Opium @f on "
AVA. srOREs-saIes Of 30 bos spi'u YER
,.se II ~ cts snd small ysfe..oo t,l. ss.her,
s1iq. Rosin is steady vito ssies ~ &C Inro..,
sfo cts sale OF JUV O0s nv
90 ~~s made At % - - a.. Ia. -.
ufDgS Sale. 5000 Buenos AJfes' Oh inc i''' al
trails ~ ~ cis nme. IN.
gAY-Atoo, 200 to 1000 baic' have been SOFA a. ga
9cts q cot ,,oo,,,
HENP-We notice sisf'n.' sue u wv ''''' De"'to'
"A Al Sls9. months
soSr-H Holders are asking 81 for North west, and 80
A., onto See without sales
orcsyyAX-We notice sales 900 rs yellow At y.
as cts. cab
ryas-Th~re !. On active business doing At private
- "a during the week past about 80 packages
- zen ,J'd Good Blacks ssd Greens have upward
....ssry Sales Of Young Bysons have been made At
oe,. which wers sold early IN The season at 40 cts
md SisyoDg Blacks bring 25 cts.
otcg-The market IL dull. and has downward tend.
y The range Is 25dJ %. a sale Of % ties nev
.iss ~. msde At -. cash.
FIyaTBER-The market is rather active The last
-. seot Cd well. considering ths quality sale OF
"a IDS tases place next Thursday AZ BOG Pearl ST. by
l.nssA Miller.
HOOl,-Anerican Of al descriptions IA IN fair de-
- sod the sales Of this week are about OcO lbs
,,sra according 10 quality, VIZ; Common 2oG30 10
,seod Na33 to full blood 34af0 SexOny fOa so Cts
Fsrelgo quiet,
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT

Nos Ut ana 10 7 ufUn q 0Nu bIUuINkf
LAMgs, cfRANuOLts, cHssD1ittksi st.
j. O FAY
IIAS MADE such Arrangements with a large msnuisc
lturing establishment will insure 10 the public mef
chants aud others opportunity 10 procure cheap and
very superior articles OF d" solar Hanging and stand
Lamps Ia great variety.
-GlRANDOLEs.'
OF new aud superior style and finish.
SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS
with 10 or ghf Of tho most splendid workuanshiP
@CASDFLkBRAs. HALL LANTERNS &c. &c.
IN great assortment.
BRACKET SOLAR
and TN side Reflector Lamps and Wicks
The above articles unequaled IN quality style and
beauty of finish aud viii be sold the manufacturer
lowest prices, Wholesale and retail Difi bfon4eh ana
Sllsrrtd
n B-Dont forget before purchasing. 70 call and es'
anime the the Lamp Store 54 and lJo rui-
ton-st Sun Buildings
Also old Lamp. rebronzed, gilt and silsered made 70
look Ike new at short notice. and Astral Lamps altered To
So - lmls'
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lP- Notice.-A REPLY TO rHE MiLLERirEs-i ~af"ta
Ntns Having seen an article OF yours puDAshed ia
The Tribune OF last week. asserting that me ooclne
OF Temporal Millennium not sustained bN tle bloir'
@ merely attem ping keep IN your oid oecihr on %
mercy Alter Christ comes Professor whiting stai ga
s lecture az your Westinghouse IN hcsicTst on tlc
On 9, las August, that there 20 be no more neIt
- s,st comes But iet bring your assertion 10 he
a., = .p'afe 20 whether Il IS trac or not See
rs, 10 (. Blessed md holy Is he that hath part 10 the
h1t 49,, t % on such the second death hath no power
-, -,i' DC priests OF God and of Christ aid shall
~-.- WI" nm thousand years Now SIR. this Scrip
- s "a we Doctrine " TEMPORAL Millennium or
feN> reign Of Christ i trne and that your as
s04.eH ot tAc Again, yoar system contr.aicts such
teNs = .yse n ben va 49, IL and st Cor ~ p 10 20
eho presents mist IS receiving the knraor, az th,
world from the Father and delvcrins = 80 m % ~.
AZ The same time. which : nonsense for 49, 49,. -
plainly that Christ Is O. Iesn for thousand 80, - ~
least Between the time that he receive, th. =; - =
God the Father And delivers % up @ him s.,,o -, u
frssar Stuart and the Churches represent that Cir
regr for thousand years before he delivers IN ~.
don 20 the Father Ard viii You persist In eon,r.drfi,
those texts Of Scripture with your the s.~ .
YOU conigadc,cd thisexi 10 Marx - with your vea1
S until YOU run Yourselves into the dark ditch and
then could avoid admitting the And Tins an.
Other sample Of Mllrrsn. which intend 20 show more
fllv In pamphlet shortly And you mus; use much de.
pon and contradiction Of Scripture IN polishing ri youI
doctrine Of mercy after Christ As % give II
the least appearance OF reason Now Sis tins
Scripture has given the best evidence, aud also given
YOU something better than Merism with It's no mercy a.
Ter Christ comes and hope that this lesson will Re instrn
leua 10 the hands OF God reforming YOU and intend
90 call occasionally TO So whether has ths eject uron
yoa " not. remain your humble servant,
Oef. :, Isl7. ll!l J. 4lTCHkLLi tx Waesmg".
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BOOK TRADE.
LOOK OUT FOR IT!

l. PRESS and gil apresr ll lhlrsis7 Oct = a. 2.
position 81 he Independent Order n ODD Fellows Tn.
Wofk will b. beautifully illustrated win nef. and sprro
pirate resf-rr the cover uiI b. -I- with fs-
smile engraving ~ GOD Fellows Hail. how beng erected
in the CRY ~ Neu-frrk-
will contain the signs tokens, -rirs. password. "a
ct.irsf.oa. III tie ATE revised nlrk q the Orier
person bv reading this 81 ton can render himself ca
pst- of working bis way WITHIN The Nals % sry Lo1.-
Of odd Fellows in the nied states
~ Beware of spurious editions wlich msy b. publish
Cd IN order 20 thr0 people from their guard TINS work
10 copy % GIFTED sud any iniri semcnt on The sane viii II
punished 10 the extreme penalty 10 fle llN. Fuce
Also Just Published. Tie Jcllnt fnan joiner By 6eo--s
SAnd Price 81 cfs
The Architect 80 lo Price 81 &C PEI No. 9Th A.. ihe
back Nls.
This most beautiful aud valuable work should 10 fh-
hands Of every person Who sfmes beauty % architecture
or = ce.lrous cf building.
Order. f3f tie sf1r- works must b. addressed
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..H.r al %
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TRENCyf
TRENCH
nN THE PARABLEs.-D. APPLETON D. co have

ON THE PARABLES-D. APPLETON o. co. have
" Just published o,.
Notes on the Parable Of Lord-by Richard 'hene'is
Trench. A. Vicar Of Ichen stoke, ants Professor OF
DIVINITY kings COLLEGE. London and Examining Chap
lain fo the Lord Bishop OF Oxford vol tso. - 70
We have read this valuable work with great attention.
and result examination u an srdc no wish that
90 may be- universally IN the hands of our young clergy
man and generally in those 90 The pous ana n,eil1rht
aytaeu Of the Church The PARALLELS contain, a. all GINS
fans well know. large amount Of religious instlcuon
while for the due reception of that instruction no sna
attention 90 the contest and small Of ancient
nssses is requisite "A very large amount OF comment
ary much larger than Christians generally SUPPOSE his
been written with relation 10 ihen' ana h'i ~ many
EN- Mr. Trench possessed Of great learning Of SOUND
iud ztuent ami can judge from ms WORK OF
re4f r-fy has employed them a n the explanation Of
these interesting portions of scripture The pioduct mas
been one OF toe instructive aud Interesting DOORS
which Ne have ever read We appretend that there are
very few which will more richly repay the time and labor
which viii be required merely 10 read buL ~ master
!, iol .ti.I True Catholic.
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TEXAS GENERAL Agency

va pVscAIIt If1aI Eif1ff
\ OCkTg OR sETrLg LAND CLAIMS, procure Pa
Alert. or other Uocgrrts nec~ssary u perfect TITLES
survey Map and sund vide Tfsc- Psy Taxes on Lsnds
Of nol-r-sdrlis ebsent-es REDEEM lads soid of
rsxe. settle srcyur,s with indifferent Departments VI
he State 9oyefluent Collect Foreign Dsos, add usns
act al other bls spprra'Dng 10 General As-rcy
Also the ab0y~ i'm are ssge1 10 he practices OF Ls~
n he Supreme and District cOuns ~ the etsr, ard ne
Circuit ard District Courts ~ he United zee Tor ne
~ Texas AMI viii give prompt s.isoion ~ Oil Dus
aess entrusted % their care.
te All lel-fs sCd cOD nca0ns from 0lnsf rlzlrs %
b1sluess, % be sdsressed ~ LORENZO SHERWOOD
jslve,ton jyn 5neot
NEW BUCkWHEAT, For shpPinE-fhe saoser n,
Ver- are now prepared orders for new hulsd
Buckwhea VI superior quality pot up IN Their lsu4 ne Al
STYLES in barrels halves quarters e<nths 4nd yke $50
irS bsss Of a. and 81 lbs CROMWELL BlkDSALL,
~ mis- - Fsoatsl cor DeetinaH
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BOOK TRADE.
AMERICAN AeRrcuLruRfsr

nCTOkkR NlhfEh-rhls Day Pntlshed Gov.
OrINrs How to make Narmsl1des. H1~ d vhi-@n
Linen Cultivation n luuirs How % increase Wheat
crops Choice of Trees. kc f1r rlfa I'm rdrrsn
FACE ir A-culrure Fam Truck
ruiz rlr'es. The P0flfo scts- Criuh--rv Clfure
Short Horned -fock Bean Harvest. Farmers Greed .
an u sheep Barn keu0fl pp.e Orch ards Honey
Bees. Pouirry lard Rsgxnz s1t Ba'eRure. smoke
Hoses Horse Rsdi.h Peach Pickles. How "a Prepare
surefior Niuceuresf for Pies. Editors Table, &c.
Published a. = per snnum three copies ~ : eixhi
COPIES Tor - Published b. e. n SAArOS.
- lis IS Brrsiwav
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SCHOOLS.
COLONNADE SCHOOL.

rUHE MISSES DODGE have made arrangements 70 re-
i ceive a few more Young ladies' and misses
The Fall Term vii commetce on Monday, November
rlpeteuf and highly qualified teachers employed
ard al the assistance rendered ~ make the studies n
terestinz. instructive and al active Particular Nien
ton vail b. paid to the comfort, morals and department
o. the pupils who may De- entrusted % their cnage-
while the large expense. Of modern Boarding school
will be avoided.
Tcrnf- Board. with tnition ia The English branches
French Muse with the of the Piano 81 per sunuu
Those wishing farther information n relation 20 the To-
csfion Arrangements Nc OF the school, invited 10 cal
~ Col0nnade Row Firsf-sf Niiamsburgh. few ster'
from The peck-.nn FerIE. % .ils-
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Produce. by the New-Yors = ,

,mtycee eS 'Ys1p@.'y Ior IA< Nes- lors T,,s.r
butter n hoes Capt Ming - tuhs h, ~ tubs - hFks
and calf hhls apples y DO 0ol Cam > sheep
tabs batter Van Aukcu Son 20 tuh 800 - isks
H. sheep calves Capt llompson ie tabs he,, 81 -'s
e. Calcman 5i tubs ~ hgss butter e. hoss 49, nos'
Capt CLARK Iks ~ tubs butter 10 hogs Cant Nm money
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CARPETTNG.

AL CLOTHS. kcIhe slbsc 0ers are daily receiyinE
large supplies OF the following gods, ordered express
y fr the F8 sne, which they nov selling a. e.
tremely low prcss
Br.ses CsGreiins dessn Sc......a- 70 - per ID
Three ply .---..ss - ~ .
inEr4in colDir sup tic 81 iesAhe-ss y - d..
Ingram rAtft me ulft 500 COM = To . ., a.
F1gish and American Floor OIL Cloths from y ~ - Y
vide. flor - % Is per yard. 800
Also. I1rge assortment u cug--isr rus mas uaDs
ard ~.re covers Ods window shades, aud al ost
.rfe. connected Hih the trade extremely low sirsnsers
vi.tnx n. the city are particularly invited 70 al Ao
sT.----. - .-oek SMITH ! LOUNSBERRI,
30 2,si,s AZ Pesrst opposite Nillitla-st
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BERFoRD & co.

DUBLISHERs AND BOOKSELLERS. Actor House
have received editions of The following works oi
Captain Maryau
Ardent Tfoughion. M.d-mpmsu Fay, The Pirate,
Kings own Peter Simple. Jacob Faithful, SnsTeyyovl
Phantom ship Newton Forster, Japhet, Parhf OF Many
Tales. Frank Mildmsy -i cts each. ~.
Domhey and Son, by Charles Dickens. ln ensra'inss-
bound : -
Liftelrs LIVING A.e 80 i1l l.ic Per Noi = ayear
Cousin Hinton. bg Nj ricserins- 2cts-
Asnes Serle. hg Me- Pirseuu-. - cff
Hunts Mtrifine iof .tober so cfs yer no 81 syesr
The lnsnafed. by Lady Bury - cts
N0rmsu's Bridge. hy Mr. Marsh. 1cfs
Chambers ln'omsti1n FOG ihe People HH ensfivinss-
bound =
Blackwood's Maritine for sept -9p~f ~. = year
Manners Efigders the best work pnhhshed - Cts
The American Letter Winter. d.. cts.
NJ Bibbs Baby.hy Douglas Jeuoid- illustrated bets
Willard. BY stprlss Broesdsn Brown - ei''
Life Pictures. 81 T : Arthur. - cts
Kiosterhcini orthe Iask by the English Opium Eater.
- cents.
Ps.fouIel by 2 Soue scots
Three Gnaldsmen. hy a. Dumas. I'D cts.
An fbe New Publications a. soon 49, issued or sale by
n lfs BERFORD y GO. Asf0r-House.
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FALL FANCY GOODS,

hfN fMbkNflttlfe LACE Goods
\ ISEN HANDhERCHlEFS. and the largest stock Of
Worked Collars u the city The undersigned respect
fully invite the ladies' Of Newiork 10 inspect their ne
and very extensive stock Of the above articles bought for
cs.h AZ the recent Auction sales, and which they VAL now
offer Al p Ter cent below their legitimate value.
r FARRELL,
.15 lnai.e1a. 557 Broadway. next Albania
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THE LEAvEN WORKING /,

\ OOGN DIR FOR NkAR>nN> kEPNklth today
LII richer than ever alt particularly interesting M
view u The handling which the hnsnc besch ss Inc
Libel SUIT touched upon ,ni w afford food Fog con
temptation Oftce a. Goid-sr >lhseu rfl0ns One Dollar
a wear or cents per COPY For sale By
-lt- BEDFORD co Astor House
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cl.,t Coleman: 77oo bash corn B Wright a Co 100
To- a Usaera Laie Boat Line, " c Riee-Boa; l.
S,s,.S $40 bush corn W Rice
N's,H - ~ ~ IA Chsens $50 bhs four Whit.
ls. SO do corn meal Choutesu. Merle sandioTd. 80
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Bark Piedmont Blaisdell, Wsldoboro, Ne ballast.
Br brig Emily, Bird Pictou, Ns, p d. coal, 70 a
Laurie.
Schr Amelia, Smith, Bait d. -four &c, Msilor Lord
Schr Cassaudra, Burdick, Virginia, z ds wood.
schr Patrick Henry, Chester Richmond, de, tobacco
10 Allen PaxsOn.
Schr X SecOre, Pierce. James River Va. d. wood.
Schr Senator, Bunncll Virginia de, wood.
Schr Ann Mara, Jones' Newbern NC ds, naval stores
90 ) l. Mitchell
Schr lsbon, (of Philad) Woodbury.. NOreans. - d.
corn, whisky &c, 10 Charge koop Passenger Morris
Schr Marsh Rodgers, Virginia DIS, wood.
Schr spsaord johnson, Virginia, DIS, wood.
Sohr Napoleon, Smith, Wilmington, NC, days, naval
stores, 10 Hussey Murray,
schr Thomas Jefferson fluart Norfolk Va d. shingles
10 y Benton
Schr Lady Lake, Lamkn, Va, de, wood VIM Lake Bros
Schr Havana, Mershon Richmond, d. -four and tobsc-
en-, TO III Patten.
schr Star. Gauter, Washington, NC d. naval stores
u Bryant < Maitland.
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NOTICES.
~ Remedy for Iigbt Pur-e

Life, TIE Improved House aife. b. Mis- A. Webster.
eighth edition, revived U,ih Supplement- s0ld by the
Agent only may be found awhile a. $50 Pearst and al
ways by address, az - Main-Et Hartford
Also. of fh. Agent and the Publisher. " The New
Finland Primer, iac nuiie Boston Edition u III.
81 Iva
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TO PRINTERS

IOHN WILSON. lauthor of Treatise on Grammatical
Jrunctuaon aud other works late Of Engan sud re
Gently employed by Mr. v Dickinson as ehiet Proof
reader proes his services the capacity 70 those
Offering remuneration Testimonials Of chtrac-
ter and ability he shown from well known authors,
printers and publishers
Address John Wilson. of Mcsls Crosby and Mich
oIs Rockefeller. Mashinsfou-,t Boston. OF 2tlsr
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NEW-ORLEANS-Nci Ebon-5 chs bdi copper Ro-
bert WilhsmsjN tbl- molssses SIR Bodine--e DO sun
dues Burton 30 * corn j s Miibauk Col bids
bacon McGregor Mofris-6 bxs bale mdse Haskell 4
Mcrrck-50 bills whisky ipe sss order.
sANANNAH-bu SfsriHf-5j9 bales cotton Durham
4 Dimon-5 80 tcs rice II Oowdy-2J Bolion-s5 bhls X
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5000. AMERICAN

ARCHITECT. 70 5. Will be- ready Tuesday. Oct B in
n present number have introduced another sQec
~ cheap and low priced dwellings such ~ adsrt.
Cd o. he wants of large portion cf oar ccnntrymen
Though snail contains every essential convenience.
The cost N-w-iors would NOT exceed * Hundred dol
lars and parts OF the country might certainly -
puf ur for hundred dollars l-ss Published BY {. NJ
SAXTON. e5 Broadway. snd for sale BY II Long A
ElIIHEn- i. Arr-.r D. US
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WANTS.

- III % ffrerfiseD>nfs ',Hf - mnl must ,,
% ffgad o. tscy rru not BE- fstrr Of fi> Dfc,.
NtrA>TED-A Protestant sri from "a % 10 years of
w age ~ take care o. children and 80 .ht homework
for moderate wages Also situation desired BY glri Of
H. A. chambermsd and 70 DO plain sewing. with no otec
into the country Apply a. p tast Broadway
OFT
XXrANTED-A Young 1ir about s, 20 % the waiting %
w small family where other servants sIe kert
She must be acquainted with writer's work Apply -
Greene-st % IT.
DOy yytNTRD.-Waated a good smart. active bov,
10 about ID years Of age clerk 90 bookstore To
good boy. the situation would be permanent address
Bookse Ter" Post Office oil jus
PERSON HAVING: from : 70 thousand dollars
~ and inclined 20 engage the Coffee and Spice business
u tins CITY, may hear Of good opportunity by addressing
American A. this Office, with real name. stating where
an mt view can be had o. -
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH

SCHOOL-THE COPARTNER>HlP heretofore exist
- ng between Nessrs Neplait Schemerhorn IN con-
ducuns young ladies' school has teen By mutual con-
sent. dissolved.
The school viii be Continued usls AZ go Greenest
under the the charge Of Mr. NtLLEPLAlr and LADY,
who will be assisted 81 the departments by well quail
T faa
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rHREE.PLY CARPETING.

FAMILIES about % purchase viii rad the most sxten
l. i've assortment a. Gul0n's WsreE0oms thst can be
found M the CITY Many 81 The patterns are entirely new,
aud ordered the Fall sales from The InompsonYe and
other ce ebrated nanuis-fores. Also com pete ass0r
merit " al other styles o. Csrpeus together with every
.r. cor nected with the hlslness 81 Of which vii b,
80 low ~ W a. GulONS Warer0oms.
extending thronzh and fronting
sy.-.tf % Fast Broadway and u Division 81.
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CLOTHING.

rVHF CHEAPEST fashionable sentlemen's and boys
L wholesale and retail clothing estabhshment ma New
York u J. VANDERBlL1Ts 3i Maiden.lsne where may
be found thousands n ready made garments equal n eve
~ respect 10 the best custom work Also hundreds OF
piece. OF the most fashionable goods which viii be made
fn,rSar IA "A thar cannot be- surpassed oilneni-
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dFALL BOOTS AND -hoEc.LJon pa u
HWATFISS. IA FuitOB-sr hes constantly On hand
an extensive assortment Of Eentlemens Dress
~ BoOts and Shoes Of every description, maze ID the
NOS, fashionable manner nod superior workmanship.
The .rtc lie sells benz mansiactafed BY himself he
can warrant them a. be u the hrsi quality and " give
safisfscti0B % the buyer.
French Dress Boots nom -.-..-.s5 ~ 70 - ~
Do shoss...........-........--. - %
Do ttaters. I . % y W
Plastic Congres. Boots la every variety.
Poots sc made order bis celebrated plan Of taxi
fraunx q the feet and keeping pair Of l.-ts for e.ch
customer b. which mlst IL rendered I'm possible.
% matter how many bunious there may be the
feet
Strangers leaving their when In the city
hsve boot sent any future time 70 any part Il the
United states.
Eoys Boots and Shoes 81 al nk,s si5 IDis
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RooNs os rHr PstsoN ASSOCIATIONS oY Nrw-YoRg,l
October J, 1917.
~ Al IL meeting of The ENccniiNe (Ommtlel

"
held tins evening, the decease Of ELIJAH / NOopR ~
member of the Committee Discharged ConNcisi was
announced by the Secretary.
Mr. Woodruff has been connected with this Committee
for period extending nearly 10 It's hrst oTeanzaon he
has been nde gable IN hrs labos IN behalf OF that class
Of sufferers who especially the objects Of the cares OF
this Association he has been long and widely known As
active Christian philanhropst visiting the sick aud
the poor their abodes Of misery, minsterng TO their
wants freely as he had the opportunity For long period
Of he has especially sought TO mitigate the distress
and diminish the crime abounding of the worst
parts Of city. And member Of various religious
associaons in the discharge of the peculiar duties thus
assumed by him. he has shown that his love for his fellow
men has been warmed and regulated by the love Of God m
his heart
The Committee do therefore
Resolve That we have heard with emotions Of sinsere
sorrow Of the decease OF associate Elijah Woodruff
member of the Committee Discharged ConYicts and
that IN testimony of respect for his memory We VIII
his funeral the hour appointed for that purpose
at halfpast 2 o'clock L. NJ. on Saturday, 2d inst
Kes0icd That the Committee meet al the rooms OF the
Association and proceed thence in body 10 his late resi-
denCe
Resolved That the Secretary be directed 70 commun
cate COPY Of these resolutions 10 the widow and family
OF the deceased with the Of our sincere condo
lcnce and sympathy with them m their affection.
BENZ f. BUTLER, Chairman pro tenn.
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members Of Mutual Lodge, No 81, are hereby notheo u
meet at their room. n Division-st sunday Afternoon
next the sd inst o'clock Z NJ. 10 attend the iune
raj Of our late brother. Mr. THos. WONNACOrI.
By order Of W. ATTERBJEY, n. q.
las RAnRtNcroS Secretary o. IT,
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Assembly District held al 20 w dshlh -iuns on Gun u
KEENAN, W. CnlLDS WAS called 10 the chair aud NJ. q
HART was appointed Secretary On motion OWEN W
BRENNAN was unanimously elected Delegate TO On
Syracuse Convention. H. w. tHlLDN, Chairman.
NJ @. HsRT, Secretary. o. 10
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MUSIC. MUSIC

MR. b. A RUSSELL will open his class in the study
vi and practice Vocal Music a. his residence, % Third
avenue. on Monday evening, Oct Z, 20 o'clock Terms
ladies 81, gents - in advance FIRST evening free
o. PTS
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SACK q BAG WAREHOUSE.
GRAHAM BROTHERS,.

Manufacturers, - and ~ Water-sf.
INVITE THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of COUNT ,
from the grain districts % their stock Of SACK.
and bags which they offer for sale u sur the wants Oi
purchasers upon the most favorable terms Dealers ai
ter visiting their establishment have nsersally adopted
practice Of buying bags Of them ready tor nmed ate
them made 10 al home All kinds Of Calcuttz European
d-ma. i. -narLea % narn-.e 81 .m-s-