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MRS. WILLARD'S

HISTORIES FOR SCHOOLS. Universal History
Ia Perspective. 6yo.
2 History of the United States. 3vo
D School History Of the United States
The above works extensively used In many Of the
best schools n the nited States. and the School History
din the language of distinguished auhofl has received
the CHEST commentators both for It's accuracy and lite
rdly merits.
livery notice Of them has been highly favorable e'opt
one which made for the purpose Of introducing RI
val work.
Neither the author publishers have attempted the
introduction Of these works by dparaging The works Of
others Let the pretended errors IN School Histories
be carefully examined, before any work i introduced BY
setting forth the faults Of s competitors Mrs NaIds
Histories published BY
4. : BARNES 4 co. 81 John-st.
y. b. Mrs Willards Second Appeal % the pub
lie OF her Answer 20 Wilson's Reply" respecting her
American Histories. furnished gratis All teachers and
others who have received Mr. Wilson's pamphlet,
especially requested 90 read Mrs. Willards Answer"
that they may be Juss-nd true IN their decision.
~ lwD&itW a. ; BARNES 4 co. 81 J0hn-st.
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MsNE~CA> usAL .t'lt"
A NEW EVENING CLASS WI eon 1 .ps 'iaf
40 the above language on honda. l-tI ~. :.
--ck precisely and contals every hona-Y wednesday
md Friasv from ! 90 Z. n en-
~ .5 si.,,..4 10 t1iu this cias. respectfully
,osi,ed 10 al a. Professor RABADAN> residence II
- -
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THE LATE BATTLES

~ MENICO-A foil account of The recent battles OF
Contreras and Cburubusco together with the capture o.
Vera Cruz and the battle of Ceuu Gordo, with maps,
diagrams and cngrlyin-s viii be found n the new edition
of the Illustrated Life Of General Winfield scott, just
published by lprce - ceut.l
4 : BARNES & co 81 Iohn--t.
In press - Will be- published shortly, the History Of
the Mexican War with maps aud cuafasings, by Edward
y MansIeId. IN. lnce y eenIs. ~ %
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EnuCATION.

rrv = uuuDAkIs CLASSICAL s~hl.i-
-, FAST FOURTEENTH-ST Det~een tnivefsity
ZPsce and Flih-syenue Cus1afs - p 80 y
49,. IL. 90 y Wallsi. Two private pupils. rom ne
~ IA 10 is viii be received irto Mr. = $ iAn,., fof
trrn. auply AZ his residences a. aofc- - -la Nv
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DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby gwen, thst estinoe
has been presented the Board OF Assistant Ansinss
the lots Of Third-ssreet bstwss: hvsns
ard D. suitably fenced in from the stfsst AZ psIson
interested in the above proposition havns ~
the requested hen $500 os Or Ss
undersigned, at his once, No HAL o. S, ssis.er;s
once. sso, 81 lst1 MARTIN ThOnrevN,
rs NV SS~H-~~~~~'
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STOVES

AIR.TlGHr STOVES AT uNDERillLLS ID Grand
As-A large and well selected stock oi stoves, among
which will b. found the subscribers stove the prime
of y York the prize OF Pe-kski, and the well known
stove the Pnam Of Troy, Likewise the Pelcemaker and
Kitchen Companion and Office hall and pa0r stoves u
AN descriptions The attention of Che ladies particularly
ins, e 0 examine hs stock OF par.or ball and bedroom
Stove. a Offering this 81 the public, the
subscriber fully convinced cannot he cxceed either for
workmanship OF materials, being made under hs super
attendance. he guarantees sAfslcon a. AL Sf0Fepipe
constantly on hand and put zap BOB order
JOSHUA UNDERHlLL, ~ Grand It.
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II. New-Y0rk Family
MOURNING STOKE.

Banffy
Mantle.. CIoaks. Collals, Millenery, Hosiery, Ne
ADIEs ARE INFORMED ina, MS e'iasllsnrnen. ~, y
Broadway one door from broone sa-S e~eodH
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES.

rI,HE NEWARK India Rubber Manufacturing Co. have
now GA hand aud constantly receiving from their
factory Newark, y. }. large and superior stock Of
India Rubber shoes VI which made extra heavy
for the country and others light and handsome for The
cy trade For sale liberal terms tor cash approved
rit ~ their warehouse Msden-lane New York sltf
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THREE-PLY CARPETING.

l. INILIf~ ITTT n pun no v IT ITI " MI 9ITrI-
sItr assortment 81 DuInn's - trtro0us ihaf De-
found Dob che city Macy C le patterns entirely
ARD ordered or the Fall sales from che ilCun1uTle sad
other celebrated manufscfOres A-so complete assort-
eur oi al other ~ les I'd a4retl- together sfh every
article connected wltL the business. sl which viii Re
cod lox. ". h Gi IONS Warcroouls.
extending through and fronting
- isff ~ Etst Broai~sy and u Disision-st
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EXPERIMENTATION ALmANAcs.
SPANISH LANGUAGE.

FowLER 4 WELLS, i5l >sssAt-sI. M
IIAVF FOR SALE a. the cost ~ n.naiA-liie t.- N.s
/ frsfed Phreuoogcal Almanac Tor ltie- 50 ms
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

4 STILL CONTINUE TO SELL from my wagons steam
rectifed Caiuphen- aud burning rsid superior ~ any
Manufactured from ID 70 - per cent lower than any
other this city Orders may be sent through the
Post once 70 T~.nty-hfth-. t and First avenue
NJ In. GEORGE ! CONCkLIN. ProprIet0r
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IRELAND 6

NNFLCOME TO TIE >TKANbEK, 0T an ENcuf-IOn
w through Ireland Tor the purpose Of Investigating the
Condition OF the Poor By Mrs A Nicholson vol limo
Puce 81
The style Of the WORK sirsishti0rw ard. simple
truthful and therefore eloquent and OF all the books
that much bewten country Ne have never met ehai
- interesting instructive. suggestive y Y Eyans.
Just published BIZ BAKER 4 SCRlBNER.
- gfDkSWs - Puk-row aDd - Nassau
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SHIRTS MANUFACTURED


MRS SOlDEk submits to the gentlemen of New ok
NIhef approved method Of manufacture in the Article o
shirt They to measure by practical tailor, and
made under her aud for neafuess OF work and
beauty maiens chalieu competition with any in the
country. al JOSEPH sol DEES Cheap Cash Tailoring
Establishment. cor Fast Broadway and Markets.
y B-Mrs has, for the accommodation ~ dow n-town
Customers opened branch establishment at l Murray
Il three door, from Bfoadway - lmlscnd
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list PUBLISHED

I'VE COMPLETE ANGLER or, Cgniemplaiive Mans
Rscreasion by xaAx " alton and Charles Cotton with
horrsrhr. pfefsc- and copicus notes By the American
editor with steel engravnss and woodcuts- Pnce .
plain and 81 - bound Also the Amencan An Dulor,
=, iut-re.ux work on American Angling, handsomely
bound In coih Price - CO. For sale 5y 90
JOHN J. BROWN co
-. ~ Fulton. Nassau.
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BLACKWOOD

t'OR >EPIkMBtK n lbs day nUbIshcd--A spIendld
i ruuber. RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
The North British Review for August Pronounced by
the press Of the country 10 be- decidedly the best
number vet issued of this popular Quarterly
Price Of Blackwood or The North British. = a year
The two together. = Price of the four British Quarter
IL Reviews. g. Blackwood and the tour $40
l. SCOTT 4 co Publishers.
Ia en- Ii Gold
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CORPORATION NOTICE,

n CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pabc notice 10
Whereby gwen 10 the owner owners, occupant
cupsnis " ell houses and lots, improved OF unim-
proved lands affected thereby that the following e.
.essrsns hass been completed by the Assessors and
lodged In the street Commissioners Once for
by all persons interested. viz For tagging space four
wide through the sidewalks Of Fihayenus bet cen
Seventeenth add Twenty first ste also space four feet
vide through the sidewalks Of Thrds between Avenues
aud also -four feet wide hrough the sidewalks
Of Nothst between First avenue and Avenue The lin
~ embraced BY soch ass--sents include all the several
houses and lots o. ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
d lana situated on both sides u fthsyenue between
Nineteenth and Twenty hrst sts and the westerly
side Of SAID ftleet between Eighteenth and knets snfh
IS also both sides o. Third between Avenues and
H. also on both sides Of Nnth-t between First and
Avenue a All persons whose Interests affected By the
above assessments, and ~ho opposed the
either u them are requested 10 present their objections,
m writing 10 the undermined athe Street Commissioners
Office, within biy days from the date u this notice.
MARTIN h. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner,
snd Chairman OF the Assessors.
street Comm s<i . Ne Is. 1871 SIS
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SACK & BAG WAREHOUSE.


Manufacturers, NJ and ~ Wnier--t.
INVITE TIE PAkrICI LAR ATTENTION of country
rchants from the districts To their stock o sacs
and bags which they offer for sale 10 suit the ants az
purchaser upon the favorable terms Dealers, at
visiting their establishment. have universally ad0pted
the practice OF buying hags OF them, ready tor immediate
use and sale preference the old slow mode OF having
them made up home All kinds of Calcutta. Europe an
md dnmln.c na.. Manned ~ aAnLY nMLnnse. III -m.-
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MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
Rises. 5 s. Set. m . a. Morn. s 8 Morn 40 .
London ............sept Iavre.. Sept
Llverpool...........sePt New Orleans. Sept Is
" SEE NLiRINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED
Steamship sOutheIneT Berry Charleston, SrotoId Til
Ships Senator. Coffin. Vera Cruz, Slate Gardiner y
Howell Charleston Sullivan, NOrleans, Thos / stanton
Blk Savannah Dixon, Savannah Sturgcs Chairman Go
schrs Toga. Collins, Wilmington, NC, faiieni one
son l, Philadelphia; Palestine Green Philadelphia
soops juno, Alers, Prov; X II Green, Hawkins, do.
ARRIVED
chip supply. 1t Csm'r Kemp Pensacola, ~ ds
BAH DELLA, tnewJ Stalks Mystic, DIS, ballast to L d
BIZ bris sisl Barnes, Cumberland Ms y ds srindsone,
Bns s. Psirck Dale, NBedford. , ds, ballast.
bi brig Syria Master Windsor, 10 DIS, plaster
schT Eliza, Moss Virginia ds. -
~ GA Saturday last OF sandss Point IN me \ T. o'o"
canned away the head OF her forcmast and Inanmast
Sehf Only Daushter McDunee Labee, Me, as plaster
sshr Queen. iiawes Halifax Ms, 10 ds FISH, to Matt
Sehr Ably Chase, Chase Boston ds fish, sc. to Eos
schr Star. smally, Boston. d. to W Lewis
Schr Martha Maria, Clarence. Salem, dsto W Ropes
schf Amanda OpheA, fodser, fhilad, ds, coal 10 h
schr Jane naliieS Newbern, NC, ds naval stores to
seSr Msseia Newbern, NC, ds, naval s.oss-. so =
Mitchell
schr Ann DennlAn, Packard, Thonaston. a.. Hone.
S.hr Rride Ptesse. III mast, j. liinc
-. "a D.. ~, V-eOn, boston, Dc, to- A4stnf
So 'T6ssa, Bryant Thomaston. 1 ds
sehr Osceols Edridge, Boston, 4 ds, hsh.
schI phiOo, Cheney, Ncwhuryp0rt, DIS, hsh.
>ehT + sabcth, OTIS. Boston, ds, hsh and plaster
Scar Fame Berry, Machas. Me, ds, lumber
>chr Fortune. Fins. Th0msst0n, d. lime.
>ehr Delaware, lolbrook, 1homaston, ds, lime.
schf Caryo, Crocs en- Thomas,on, q DIS, hme.
Scnf Statesman. Ingi aharn, Camden. II d., imc.
Sehr Nonpafie Gimon, Halifax, 10 d. hsh, w Nelly
Schr Coral, Combs, TbOmaston, ds, luno.
SehI Jneas, Rogers, Norwich, 4 d., ballast
seM Genoa 1stf, Mystic DIS, loT fhiisd.
sseas hafsess. 'sssby, Mys,ic as, tof rhiiad
IN IN Ilxs lsey, elsey, Hartford, ds, potatoes
= = ~, her Boston, dc, ballast
stcop Nel1clts ssIse CheIryheld, ds, lAih
soee x VIZ Ridley, Conn River, = hfS empty CAS-
BELOW. 80
ship Supposed TO be the Louisville, Hunt, from y.
Para Henrieita, Jones' I'm Hsysna, 9Th INST 10 Nesn
SAILED.
The ship Hartford went yesterday from the Low"
sfbsy; Hercules, for City Point, Virgins
SPOKEN
BY schr VIM w Wyre from Curacao, 9th int, In the
seons passage bark DUKE de Orleans from Nfork 10th
~ lat 80 ST. ions II 10, bns Rowens, I'M Porto Csbello
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WATCHES. JEWELLERY. sc.

q "a FULTON-Sr ~ BOWERY
~ SQUIRE BROTHER having extended their
('N 4 business they enabled 10 supply customers
90, with Fine Gold Watches Fashionable Jewelry
and Ware al reduced prices Merchants and others
having orders Tor watches jewey silver ware furnish
ed AZ wholesale prices.
Our Rule of Busness-Arcles warranted represent
ed-Cash Cheap One Price ~ Inns
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CARPETING.
BRUSSELS

MD IHNfk Ply CARPETS.
fHHE 81 bsCkibF0 has lately received s.me very
haras1ue patterns IF Brussels AID three ply Carpets
~ nfN aessrs from The most approved mtruiaerllcs,
which uIl. ID Sid al iLe Iaae.f market rfice
:. e. IL Ms. tn CansIsf.
Il 1 -
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FINE WATCHES.

~ GOLD AND SILVER.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER Is selling all descriptions
e. \ of fine Gold and Silver Watches and JewelTy Al
~ ~, retail, lower than any other house IN the city
m watches warranted 10 keer good time the money
urncd. Watches aud jewelIj exchanged.
Watches repaired m the best manner Al much less than
DE usual prices Gold watches as low as -n Is each
OEO. C. ALLEN. Importer of Watches
aud Jewery wholesale and retail 81 Wall-st.
-lI Iwi.t corner Williams IN stairs
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CORPORATION NOTICES
CONFEDERATION Nor,cr.-po Public oo,ic.,. hers.

CORPORATION NOTICE. Public notice 10 here
" by gwen Ia the owner or
ahouses and lots improved unmproycd lands affected
thereby that the follow have been
b. the Assessors and arc IN the
Office for examination by all persons Interested via For
building asewer IN Twenty street between Lexington
and tourthayenue- The limits embraced by such
mens include all the several houses and lots Of ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land situate both 81
sdesui Twenty street between Lexington andfouh
avenues Also, Tor building sewer Ia Whitesire be-
tween Chapel aud Church streets The limits embraced
such assessments include all the several houses and Tote
Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situate
both sides Of White street, between Chapel and Church
streets Also, for building sewer la Wsterstreet be-
aud lots OF ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
both sides Of Water between Fletcher
Affected by the abovensned and who are op-
posed 10 the either Of them requested 10
present their objections in writing 10 the at
the Street COMMISSIONER Office, within thirty days from
the date Of this notice. MARTIN y. THOMPSON,
Street Commissioner, aud Chairman Of the Assessors
Street Commissioners Office, Sept. %, lsi7 s1o
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HTt THE BEAUTY Of Archer's Hats has become go
e. well aud extensively known that you have only 20
wear % be- called man of taste. Ills Caps too,
are beautiful and his assortment 90 Fall style OF Hats and
Cans already attracting the attention Of those who ike
practice strict economy and Al the time always m
season At ARCHEkS, 30 Greeuwichst so lmis'
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= ~ DAFIU ;. WIS, oup Iintrhdeht-
DiBLiC SALE Of valuable real estate az Piermout,
hocs land County " Y.The heirs Of the ate PETER
IAJLAAS, deceased, viii sell al public suction, on
Wednesday the 9th Of October next y O'Clock A. NJ,
the premises, foFfyseven Of mountain and ns
land IN lots from fourteen acres, - described "a
late mzp drawn by 4 Ellsworth sad property 10 eonso
nently and beautifully located within half mile OF .nc
y. York and Erie Railroad Pier and Is commonly kh"""
Taulmsn's Point snd Mountain. -.
Also at the .ne time and place, two large ots Oh 'si
meadow. Al joiuinx the above mentioned land -
For terms, viewing the property Map, NC spy ~ Wv
subscribers, At Permoni y,
CHAS. TAULMAS, ).I-.on-
Pisrnont, N. Y. Sept ls, lsi7. $40 '"e'S"
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ENGLISH CARPETING.

v'HE UNDERSIGNED have received By late aIIiFais
ari daily receiving large ard choice nts ri Kid
minister Csrpstrs which viii b 81 d a. ~lorssls
tai % very rsdacsa pnc--
PETERSON HUMPHREY.
.rlls a. - near Nsatenr
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TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY Ar GALVESTON.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED will attend 10 the Collection Of
I Notes and Accounts tn the state OF TeNas, etectng
Sales Of Real Estate the Purchase Of Produce, Receiving
and Forwarding II Merchandise, and Of General Com
mission Business GEORGE BUTLER.
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THE STRANGERS GUIDE

THE BROADWAY JOURNAL
CONTAINING the best map Of The city ever published
Altogether with complete Guide 70 ssfin-ei- and
great variety 0 VARIOUS matters No stranger should be
withoutit Price . per amman, or cents copy
BERFORD co, Ast0r House
And for sale Al AL the pruci pal periodical depots and
-. a.. - vi.
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CmEAP VARIETY .TORE.-Tts .a5.57i5eI

I - e.ve " tender hi. sincere thanks y bis friends
anil public fgg the very liberal support which ~ has
received a1d hopes % mcnt c0ufiulance of their pa
tronag- tie having iIse Of unrsdeemed pledges
90 hand be prepared ~ supply an who give him call
reasonable any other establishment in the city,
sins VI god secondhand dress lr0ck
the oN prce vi from - o. each psnta0ons = each
A-o c0ns srtiy hand good assortment Of good Eng
81 ever AID other watches and js~-ry, and few
GOOD secondhand sI0ius and other 1ds " musical and
mathematical Instruments. seAtauts, qgsdrtnts, good
i1a5c aad single barrel pistol, spy-sAsse,i and
swords As0 good assortment n mechanics and other
t0s. few ine toned ei4htkeyed flutes splen-
idy lnshet IVORY flte silver mounted, and great many
other articles too nameruus msntor- Cal - the old
established store. WILSON,
.S,f,s .i-,,.,ly Sir,,.on 4 Wilson 10 Chafa.ua-.t
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cratic Wings the Seventeenth Ward requested
their he adquareTs Henry Clay House OF
Avenue and First u O'Clock, Tuesday evening
2th for the purpose Of choosing Delegates 10 the As
scmbly District and also 10 the Senatorial Convention
recomne nded by the General Committee Wings Of the
Seventeenth sDlse, and all, 20 speed on the
Wing ball In the approaching campaign
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STANDARD AND ORIGINAL TEMPERANCE
- Ch0russes Ouaretfes. Giees Solos etc. set a.
Sic many of which have been prepared expressly for
this work by composers of ackuOw lodged ability. De-
signed or the nse OF the VARIOUS Temperance Associa-
tions throughout the world with Funeral Hymn for
the Soaf and nrugtierf Of IrmperaHcs, hcciabfe asd
niurifcr Of Hscab Brotfrs and Nasri II Temperance
GOOD Samaritan Composed and compiled By Mrs Viz.
gnia K Allen.
This book printed fine paper, IN handsome cover,
lu6 pages the size ~ the old crystal F0uu
Melodies. Of which, in fact, 10 - continuation
Single copies ~ ceuis--l dozen.
FRANCIS d. ALLEN. Jr Publisher,
- Ihaufhars-st
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tTy- Fifteenth Ward.-Tbe Wing Electors Of N

Fifteenth Ward requested 10 assemble Constitution
Hall on Monday evening, the nth Of Sept. inst. at y
O'Clock for the purpose of choosing delegates the Dis
tct aud Senatorial Conventions, pursuant TO the call o
the Whig General Committee. By order Of the Ward
Committee, HENRY BRENOORT Chm.
CHESTER DRIGcs, Sec'y. s2i 81
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HATS

~ Gcnilemcn's Hais-fan siye-Blkp, corner
Pine and Nassau stsThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated by the liberal patronage extended TO him by the
public is induced offer to their inspection new and I'M
proved style Of Hat for the season confident that the dura
bity and finish Of the will insure their concurrent
appreciation. The improvements which he has gradually
introduced the manufacture and style Of Hats needs no
other commentator than that they have been uniformly
adopted By the elite Of the City.
81 lmis' Bird, COZ fine ahd Nassau So
~ Fashionable Iiais.-JOHN " GENlN, III
Broadway Justly celebrated among fashionable gentlemen
as the tue finishing hats invites those who
have not already the fall style TO call and get H. HIS SIX
Hats are the most superb ever offered the public
ADVICE TO HAr-wEARERs.-Neyer buy hat unless the
bn suits your form and countenance for on that depend
lis beauty and elegance. An experienced litter always
in attendance at enns, who viii not sell hat unless II
suits e on and size Of the purchaser This Is the fea
son Of the popularity aud preference manifested Tor hs
ats It's tins that has caused them to be enrolled As the
-s .as a,:ra Of hats 50 WIS
~ Amidonis Fall Hais.-L'gh' Elastic ana eNsa"''
Gentlemen about changing their beavers are invited 70 ca
anime the splendid article offered BY AMlDON
80 SITS Ia Broadway opposite Howard Hotel
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real. ESTATE.

az. PART OF 4 HOUSE To Let in the Seventh
liz. Ward Possession given the lst OF October In
- quife on the premises ~ Henry st. near PisesH =
a.. TO LET on THlRD.AyENUE-Th three new
t:: stores, with dwellings over them the Third-aye
-~ nue., west side, between Twenty-hrst and Twenty
second SIS n good ne ghborhood near Gramercy park
aud Crut0u water and well calculated Tor the fancy dry
goods. millinery, shoe hat business, fancy cake ba
ker 70 GOOD tenant lease would be- given Inquire Of
r GARDINER, 10 Iiisington-st or WIN n. SMITH, 4
Msden-lsne The keys re- 81 he grocery on the corner
~ lW'
ar. FOR SALE OR TO LET-rbe three story
L. brick house Twenty-Five fourth house, east Of
- Third avenue south side. The house Ia the best
der for Immediate occupation For particulars apply A.
6o3 Broadway, corner u Housion-st - 5tihsAMis-
Sc. TO LET-steam power With well lighted Rooms
La and every convenience for manufacturng "a the new
--~ building rear II ~ and ~ Niamst Apply 10
81 w DlETZ, BROTHER co. ijJ Whsmst
~, AT PRIVATE >ALE.-Four lots Of ground on
~ the north side Of Forty st. between sixth and
Ai-oTweise lots Of ground the south side Of ffiIeh
st. between Sixth and seventh avenues ,,..
Aso-Ten lots Of ground % the north side oi rfiiehst
between Sixth and seventh avenues
so1he block u lots bounded by siAtysixh and Sin
tyseyenth and Seventh anc Eghh avenues For par
"a L. AactioneeE, Broad It
r. At PRIVATE -ALE.-siae valuable lots Of
lie. sroand oa he north side Of Downinzst between
- Bedford -nd faiek st. For particulars apply 10
,z7Iw Broad.sL
~. At PRIVATE -ALE-Fineentb.st a LOT Of
r ground - feet ia front by J feet inches IN length
- on one side and about 81 feet inches the other
side situate ON the south side Of Fneenfhst between
Fih and Sixth distant about 30 feet west Of
Fiith-avenue. Apply 20 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
slfI Auctioneer Brosd-st.
<r. At PRIVATE SALT wentieth-s u a lot Of
e ground feet by loo feet ihe south side Of Isen
- tiefh distant 80 iref ~ Ihirdasenue in view Of
Gramcrcy-pafk Appiyto ANTHONY J. BLkkCKER.
80 Nv Aucti0neer Broad Il.
IN COUNTRY RESIDENCE -Dslishtiully situst-
p ed near Harlem Railroad and stage snd steam com
@ muuicsti0n. Hail ~ ssy twenty acres u land
the purchasers option TN0third- the purchase
neg or probably more remain mortgage Title m
dlsoutshe Apply 70 o. NJ BOURNE
~ H. COrl4Dd-st.
Cd At PRIVATE >ALE.-Two valuabl- farms on
W the Rsnfan River situated between New Brunswick
49, and Bogndbgoos with buildings, &c sc. For far
Their particulars apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEEckER,
sNiw Aucti0neef, Broad Il
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