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PORT OF NEW. WORK
MINIATURE AIMANAc.-..--THi DAY
Tur Sun THE MOON. ftiL 80

MINIATURE AMANAc......TIrs DAY.
THE MOON. itiL sfA
R,.-s....o i7 sets ....t IS Sets. 81 Morn q
LONDON ........sep De- Hsvre.............S sept b.
Liverpool ........sept ls New-Orieans Oct ID
rT- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. -2i
CLEARED
Steamer Guadalupe. Reid. haraua, J y Siflule-
srrs CrIrril. Inlres. tlaIrsiu.. NrsiAliA > ~ ash
rr-. sfnl COX New Orleans. Mailer Steel Ansll.
Frrl Charleston, Geo ,lftou l0n. In-tfsoli Ne" ut
Jeans. Is COLLINS .
Bs-ss Colossus Mcdonald. CAaI.e.ton. j. Oaael. Ms
ry Mona Da-seft, Glasgow. Dunhhm Dmon' We're
Narr. bel LaIaI eef Antwerp. VIM We'sser.
Hr1. Excel. Macy savannah. Sfulses, Oleainan d 60
FfNerf Adams CIars fll-adrl rlia
Shr Conner. Couch. Richmond. Allen PaNsen
Propeller Anthracite steamer, PhiiadelpAia
S.or Proof Gass. blycentuIg, Prov i1ence
Barge Mars. Hucshouse fmaaeipiia-
ARRIVED
Sln Marion Thompson. Charleston d.. cotton and
nee On Duuhaln DInQu.
~nsi fark ~ Andrews. seusat. Malaga. ~ DE-, raisn
..s..s 1c % Asuirre Galway Passenger-Mr Cesldf
BIZ fark Hynlef1rd. Alpine. Glasgow. ~ de, nose OH
lyaofhlI Miuurr I'd inst. laf ~. ou 81, spoke ue
Commodore - ds n London fo So Johns, Nbi no date
passed Amer ship showing blue red and blue en-
Isl standing east
Briq 81 3D. of Passport Store Bordeaux q d. brandy
&c. 60 ~eiEneffe Go. Left bark lwandrona ioI New
York soon. and others before reported.
Schr Elizabeth Davidson, hulne.l. Virginia d. sweet
potatoes.
BELOW bsrs aad brig.
SAILED
pecirtslp stephen Whitney 10y Liverpool and others
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURE.

DY r. f.. ALLEN.-"i u really great sltsfaciion %
~ get hold ol American Treatise ON Agriculture, that
has PLAIN, practcs common sense character of Us cam
50 many mere Uaicheis and compiiers there. who
without any practical know ledge OF their own, then
scissors shfmecssy upon the productions OF English
authors thus readily making b90is without taxing fhei
own poor brains. books THAT really of vslue n
tins climate and counryh0oks That only serve 90 puzzle
and hewidfr Che farming uOFce-that we repeat, % Is
with unusual satisfaction have opened this new, CONS
pace du0dec10 volume.
"Wh4 American tanners want. we conceive, ai ilr
present moment plain lnd sensible reasons for our best
agricultural practice. and equally common sense
hints and directions FER nlpro slnnt Books written
upon such plane hy competent VIII a thousand
times farther toward masking good huslaudnen and im
proving fo.e alcady ssuI than republication OF al The
elaborate English. French German systems Of draining
subsoinE and iuRena. that the best II authors oi te
other side oi fhr Atlantic have yet produced"
lDopniur Horticultural
Pnfe one dollar For sale by & 81 SANrON,
ala .I5 IlrlaHuCnv iarI Dflire
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STOVES.

GIRTIGHT STOVES AT UNDERHILLS. 329 Grand.
hst-A large and well selected stock OF stoves among
which will be found the subscribers stove, the prime
OF y York tho prize Of Peekskill and the wellknown
stove the Pnam Of Troy likewise the Psacemaker and
kitchen Companion, and Office, hall and parlor stoves Of
all decgp tions The attention OF the adess particularly
invited 70 examine his stock Of parOr, hall and bedroom
la Offering this stock Of the public, the
subscriber fully convinced cannot be- eNceed either for
workmanship OF materials being made under his super
attendance he guarantees satisfaction 70 all stoFoPPs
constantly on hand and put up % order.
JOSHUA UNDERfllLL so Gfsnd.st
sln ln,endi.. nnnnste E..ek MaIket. n. \.
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oN SATURDAY,
MR. JAMEss LIFE or HENRY TIE FOURTH
KING or FRANCE AND NANARkE


Two BUY BOOKS WORTH READING" j. A. Ber
ford Co.'S Asfor House. They receive adj the new
publications n soon Is issued.
Just RECEIVED.
Godeys Lady's Book, November->j year, - CTS. No
Graham's MAGAZINE. N0vembef-@.ia year, - cts No
Halt Hours with the best Authors; by c. knight
81 25
Buckskin. q Romance Of the Revolution-2j cents.
The Crater. Tale OF The Pacific, by Cooper Ia cents
Ouawah. the Last Chief of the Red lndiansin cents.
The Bottle. eighf Engrayings on Drunkenness, By O
Crukshauk-25 CENTS
Toe Nirsin oi the sun by Ned Buntiinc-2j cents
SIR Henry Morgan. the Bucclnier. By r. H0ward2lc els
The Greatest Plague of Life by One who Snows1 ci.
Marmadnke Herbert, by Lady BlessinFton-2' cents.
The Way-Sde Cross. by Capt Mman-l1i cents.
Norman's Bridge, by MsMarsl-1j cents
The Youth of Shakespeare by W. Savage Landor59 cis
The Joumeyman Joiner. By Madame George Sand-7ic
The Indian Meal Boos hy Miss Leslie-2i cents.
Aenes Searle. by Miss lckerng-@l cents.
The Heires-. by Miss Pckerng-2j cents.
Womans Revenge, by r. SouEe-i0 cents.
Bandits of the Usage, by Bennett cents.
Commander OF Malta by she. Ilustrated-2j cents
The Brother Jonathan Battle Sheet, one hundred En-
grayIngs-l.i cents.
TEMPER,
new Comedy in five acts. by r. Bell. with cast Of char
actefs. costumes &c played AZ The Broadway Theatre
IN cents, i0f sale at BERFORD s. co.'s
Ola PITS Literary Depot Ast0r House.
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BOOK TRADE.
pAKrR A. sCRIBNER,

1fr NAsshU-ST HAVE JUST PuBLIsHHD-
l4DCaiswba River and other Poems. BY Rev John
Kidney vol l2mo. ..
Judahs Lion. By Charlotte Elizabeth beanuiully
Judra CAPITA illustrated
~ Pass
The Bethel Flag. By Gardiner Spring ID Finor OF
the Brick Church.
Rising in the World. By r s Arthur, suihor Of Riches
have NingsH &c
Teaching Science the Teacher Artist By Rev.
Bayusrd H. Hall author Of Something for Everybody,
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SrRANGER,S Guide.

DRfCF SIX CENTS-Coutlius a large and correct msp
i OF the Citv.a lis OF all the public Offices places Z"
amusement hotels the time OF leaving a. ne dH-frhi
steamboats, railroad cars &c continuation oi ihe he"
a. 81 Pubh.hed bv BFRFORD co
oif Ivis Hoosseners and Publishers. Asfol House.
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FALL FANCY GOODS.

EMgROiDERfEs, LACE GOODS,
4 MEN HANDkERCHlEFS, and the largest stock Of
IWorked Collars iu the city The unders gned respect
fully invite the ladies' of New York 10 inspect their
and very extensive stock the above articles bought for
cash At the Auction sales and which they will
oder at - per cent below their legitimate value
j. a. 4. FARRELL,
% lmiseod hi7 Broadway, next Alhamra.
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rnR MARRIED TrIlE1L o. LADIES.

hUlIUNS JAIh-UN AND Huns, HHYlnR pun
Dchased the interest OF celebrated professional gentle.
man. beg 20 inform ladies' general that they now
that unfortunate maiady well known 10 ladies
called pro apsus uter Their mode OF treatment ~
fecfiy unique and simple and affords immediate relief
There being necessity for the of those unpleasant
articles cal ed trusses. supporters contractors, few
days weeks application has been found sufficient in
many cases % make permanent and final Respec-
table references % ladies' who have been cured Office
58 Was.ngton-st Beach, New-Yors. 81 lmeodis'
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BABY JUMPERS.

FNIE ATTENTION 81 tHf pnDIc n rfspectluIIy cnIed
L to this most useful and amusing article For tie
heahfu exercise of infants it has been very highly
CONNIE nded by the most eminent Physicians aud medical
works Of the country and approved by the thousands vic
have purchased being of the truly aborslv
nsinsenons OF the Having recently been patented
dealers cautioned against purchasing any but such a.
stamped Iuttes Potent, ltf1" For sale wholesale
aud retail the gen srnl depot 81 Broadway, Newiork
and hy bis agents Horace ID. Day . Couiudsti W. A.
Croker Co 81 John-st; Charles Ahreniet b Maiden
lane; J. J. Davis. so Tremontliow, Boston, and J. i.
Townsend. ~ Chesnut-st PhilAde phia 81 meodis-
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SACK s. BAG WAREHOUSE.
unnufncInrer-, sd mud :. MnIer--t

.uvirp TWE PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF country
tom the grain districts 10 their STOCK OF sacss
- -. which they offer for sale 70 suit the wants Of
@ 49,. UPON the favorable terms. Dealers, a
- ,.os their establishment have universally adopted
~ oatic. of buying bags OF h,m, ready for Immediate
use AID sale preference % the old slow mode Of having
han made up al home. All kinds OF Calcutta, European
sss domssts bags adapted to every purpose ,l7 2mls'
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

MOST OF YOU have 10 purchase Almanacs 10 supply
wi your customers Now, by calling 40 III fnonsi you
may obtain enough o them for 8 10 supply each OF your
customers with copy, eratuitousiy.
They are calculated with accuracy and neatly s9t Up
and are suited for any part OF the United states ol' m
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THE mASTcDON

Alk-IIGHI COOhlNb hH''''f
yog LONG WOOD on coal ,--- -
,r,ur r,PaF 81 y contains a boilers aud ovens ana
1 the smaller sizes contain boilers hi1 ~, - d.. 49,
The above Range has just arrived p" '"l' ''' ~
hibtinr az { astie Garden fsif. Ill a. h.ss. If
Propri.ors OF Hotels, Restanraienfs - We !, /, no
families. are invited 70 examine ihe hs onvsn,snt
nounced by Judges 20 be the most eeo''"'''''' '''
and eemion1.ae.e Range 'N'' JOHN NJ DEARBORN.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.

81 90 FULTON-Sr 49, BOWERH.
~ SQUIRE & BROTHER having extended their
USN n business, they enabled 10 supply customers
<Ns,.46 with Fine Gold Watches, Fashionable Jewery
ana SVer Ware at reduced prices Merchants and others
having orders for watches ewey silver ware furnish
% AZ Wholesale prices
Our Rule OF BusinessArticles NARRATED as represent
CASH Cheapf One Price, s2l lniss
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TEMPER.
T,HIs Day PrRI

T'Hls DAY PUBLISHED. price ~ cents-iriupci
the comedy. hy Robert Bell, 90 i've icts 4-
this evening 40 the Bf0idway Theatre asot lAe va
o. Ruin, comedy n acts by Thomas holefei, uriz -
AZ aud 81 of The Modern STANDARD Drama edited ~ fpe
sArEenL lnIl Al.l HFRFORD a 90 AsioI h1u-r-
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WOMAN AND HEX DISEASES

EkOM TIE CRADLE 10 TIE GRANE-Adapfed exc
cusFey Co., her Instruction 100 the natural lave 90 Der
system and at e disease of Der critical periods hf t-
ward ~. Dixon. MD pp SD fourth edition Price - -.
Also similar work addressed to Young Men, pp 20
eighth edition. containing complete review o the causes
symptoms and treatment o e1rlv decay, and ut every
known disease language adapted 90 every reader TIE
medical and Dolly press hove gwen The highest encllunls
900 tht se valuable w0ffs. F0rslc hg CHAS a. RING.
ole iw cufneruf Juhnsf ard RrDilwlF.
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THE TATTERsALS
HEAVE POWDERS

n AkE NOW RECOGNIZED IS an established rem.
l-Nefy for heaves and broken wind in horses, and
NNAtte effect upon these diseases which have here
toiore hen considered ncurable, i truly astonishing
More than SIX HUNDRED HORSES
have been cured by them this city and vicinity alone
since they have been introduced here The act
mildly that the animal is not al all neonveaied BY the
treatment aud yet efectuay that they have cured
cases Of FOUR YEARS STANDING
in week They are warranted 10 tho worst cough
IN from two 10 ten days, and will most seneraiy eisa
cate the heayes permanently Ia two weeks Many who
have purchased these Powders have done win s sppre
hension that they humbus which ney han Used
before in another shape Batihese have nvrto eeh
prsed their effect and have been 20 sns'
they were different anything the Ao eH
They are IN fact totally unlike anytn1s WHICH eve.
been used in THIS country ana als nnfIe,ysn
ysase horses need be under no sPptehen,on OF damage
,I,,g f1n their use they are warranted 10 DO Tree
g., 80 Sslsrrious gredient and improve IN every way
he condition OF the horse They have se pssn used 10
~ pis of Mes,rs Kipp Brown Hatfield Berthe.
rioSd and host OF othe" whose names We will give
- % bo require reference. One package viii sepsf
lY n md H. always sufficient 70 test their efficacy
e e.jy :, A n GOUGH co. l4s fultonst N Y propri.
- ~, III. United States For sale also By @. w. Mil
r 81 New. York Tstterssls 40 Broadway o. 2weodis
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FINE WATCHES.

GOLD ANU SILVER.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER Is selling all descriptions
f. of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry, Al
49,, retail lower than any other house in the city
watches warranted 20 keep good time or the money
turned Watches sud jewelry exchanged
Watches repaired In the best manner at much ess than
he usual prices Gold watches A. low as ~ 10 80 each
GEO {. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and Jewelry, Wholesale aud retail, 81 Wall-sf.
az guiss corner William 81. up stairs.
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DOCUMENTS

CONCERNfNG THE LIFE AND CHARACTER Of
" Emanuel Swedeuhorg. rinay collected by Dr. J
J. Taiel Of Tubngen. Germany. Translated and revised
By Rev. " Smifhs0u London. Reedifcd and enlarged
hy Geo Bush Professor of Hebrew IN the University
Price s7l cents This day published by
oi6 SITS JOHN ALLEN. i31 Ns.sau-st
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IL mo M. M. Crnnd Lodre 81 ~. - ID

Oct rs a J.. i2g7
- The VI. W. Grand Lodge Of the ancient and
honorable fraternity o. free and Accepted Masoas Of the
state of New YORK having, most reluctantly and with
deep regret been PEELED o. decline the invitation from
fne COMMITTEE of Arrangements for laying tie corner
tfpoe ~ ne Washington Monument The 18Th inst and
ls members thereby declared from partic patus iu the
cefcnones Of Oh. oay Free Mason-. honor Of the
memory VI Their iusou- brother consequence of an
invitation having been extended aud accepted bv self
coisfltutcd body, formed b. expelled b. them for
unuis1nlc CONDUCT claiming ~ be masonic DOT recoe
lissd By tins any other Grand Lodge rs connected
with Ancient Order, and with whose member 40 re-
guar ffee Mse0n can such, hold ntercour.e on assoc
aar fbe member. Of the fraternity under tins ursdic.
ea well sjoufning brethren are hereby cautioned
llo warned sgansf uniting with said candesiiue bod in
any manner sud from appearing n public procession OF
ctlef~lse. al free Mas0ns, on said OCCASION
b iie X " Deputy Grand Master
oiC3ls X K BOYD. Grand Secretary
~ I. %. %. F.-lhe representatives, Of the X W @.
Lodge of the ssie NJ New-IOfk VIII please assemble iu
Grand Lodge Room. National Hal Cauas a. " O'Clock
Iuesdsy morning. the 9th for che purpose Of unit
30 win The Washington Monument Association ~ The
CITY o New YORK, laying the stone Of the pro
posed monument 70 Be erected q The fstheI Of he Conn
ny. By order JOHN o. TREADWELL,
sls ~ Grand Secretary.
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Auctioneer
by JAMES VI. MILLER-store No. rs Maiden.

CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Auctioneer
by JAMES VI. MILLER-store No rs Maiden
ID lane, next door 10 No Lbertyst
THURSDAY, Oct. q,
At lOi o'clock, at the store Of William P Miller CO.
IS Goldst
soLE LEATHER. &c-50oo sides hemloct tanned sole
leather. with other articles In the line.
FRIDAY, Oct u.
Al 10 o'clock, at store 70 Maden-isDe
HARDWARE AND CUTLERy.-5o0 packages and lots Of
hardware and Cutlery, comprising general assortment OF
fresh and desirable goods, just imported and naIusc
tured consisting VA part Of vices anvils hoes,
log and halter chains yards butts table DO plate
hinges curry combs mill flee bastard do. handsaw
DO drawing knives pad, chest, cupboard and French
locks kettles pans. Carolina hoes csndesiick
shutters, table knives and forks pocket cutlery butcher
knives shoe and bread DO tea trays and waters, Britain
and square bolts, sc &c.
The above are fresh goods and in complete order
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RARE CHANGE

- TO JEWELERS-Th proprietor Of an old es-
~ tabished Jewelry store, who = about retiring
(y a from the business, offers FOR SALE his entire
<ss-1S STOCK and fixtures, with good Of custo
rr- % Affair APPRAISAL Tor cash and approved paper
Rent moderate. Apply on the premises, Of
ol6 lwl.s AARON {. BURR. 80 Bowery
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- , PEOPLES LINR FOR Nrw.

= ssSp. q BRU NsWICk PRINCETON and rREN.
ts=-1nzS7'"r OT-rhe steamer ANTELOPE, Captain
Van Wincke leaves the foot Of Robnson daily Sundays
excepted halfpast p NJ for Perth Anboy, Rosssis
Woodbridge Totten Frenchs Landings, and New Bruins
wick Fare u. Fare Princeton. %. cts TIen.
ton 81 i2t. Passengers take the arrival OF the
Antelope Returning the Antelope leaves New Brunswok
at A. NJ Breakfast board Stages direct for sorneT
yille SpofswoOd aud Crsnbury sls Cts
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NEW-NORk FIIiF DEPARTMENT.
- ~ ellington AlnnnnIanI leIahrnIInn.-O

Dlt Nl AAAANst htNl
The Line viii be formed 10 iu Fast Broadway.
tl- rght resting OBJ Cathari nest a. follows.
frtllcn from other cities.
Music.
Fire Department Banner
Grand Marshal and two Aids
OHcer Of Fire Department and Trustees oi FIRE Depart
meut FUND.
Exempt FIremeu't Association.
Fnqra and Hose Companies alternately n the order Of
fae.rrumbers Engine No. being on the ught
Haat and Ladder and ydrsnt Companies, a. equal dis
farres .n the line. according 90 their numbers.
Ofeer. eiU have their Companies promptly GA the
ground ~ tte hour desi guated.
ben tine ght of the Fire Department reaches twenty
fd 80 10 wiz break from the general line and proceed
through Iweliy % fitlavenue, thence through
fourteerfisf fshh-svenue, Hudson and Chambers SIS
bod Broadway She Pan, where they VIII be dismissed
ln case oi alarm a. fire. those companies only vii
leave ft nne whose appsraus i located BOO 1he District
l.f winch tle 81 arm sounded
Those Companies which intend 81 take part n the pro-
ces9n ano have 90 reported o that effect, Will please
do to tle Grand Marsfs 81 iIs office before J..
tlIs day. COKNs ANDERSON Grand Marsha.
Oh .is+c
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rT~LO.of u. F.-The members Of Diamond Lodge
"a a. Of d 1ra requested 20 assemble al ODE Lodge
% 81 po,rerv ON Tuesday the 10Th inst ~ e O'Clock
N IN he nurrose Of taking part in the ceremonies of
ievins ne foundation stone Of the monument about Co be
erected 90 the memory Of Tie iNnstr.ous Washingion
Rv order Of OWEN p NhsILAhf, n q.
f...x d NJ tD. Secretary Olt Sits
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EYE AND EAR.

hR. POWELL attends exclusively Co diseases Of the
DEye and Ear, from o. O'Clock, al his Offices, POI
Broadway, corner Of Warren-st
Dr. Powers Treatise on the Eye iis Diseases and their
Cure with Encraving Rules for the Selection of specta
res Ac price 81 cents can be had a. bis Office and Of al
booksellers Just imported, Artificial Eyes Of superior
beaufv and finish OILS lmisDe0w1tW
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BURNIIAfM Il co.

mi IIATTERS I2I Fulton-st door below Nassau-st
III " Y are now ready 10 supply their customers and
all who may favor them with call with Hats Of
their own manufacture which for beauty Of nsh style on
durability and extreme low prices, they feel
confident asserting cannot be surpassed IN any other es
tablishueut In this city. sl6 3misruThNS
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CHRONOLOGICAL ALMANACS.

FOWLER A WELLS, l3l ssssAu-st IN,
HAVE FOR SALE Al the coat " manuiaetnfe me Nus
ltrsLad Physiological Almanhs for 1888. 80 inns
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IYRANCTS n LOUTREL, n Maidea-Ia1e- manu-

Il facturc al kinds OF Account Books
Cr0i0u Ink. celebrated for It's luidity and c0l0rs
Copying and NotarM Presses, al sizes.
frsncis's Improved Manifold Letter Writers, by which
a letter and copies are wrtten az the same time
Gold Pens. dilnond point Cash and Deed Boxes
Diaries and Daily Journals for the year 1882
Writing aud Wrapping Papers.
Fancy and staple Stationary articles, ~ quantities
suit purchasers al low prices, by
FRANCIS LOuTREL, Manufacturing Siatoners,
NJ.
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CLnTIIS. VESTINGS nc

MORRIS WILSON IN Chatham 81. have In store,
WI nnd constantly receiving large assortment Of
Cloths. Casimercs Nestinrs aud Trimmings, which they
will sell By the piece yard cheap for cash.
of4 fmisTuThN Sat
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BOARDING.

DOOM no RENT.-A handsome room 600 the first
tt0or well furnished. hc obllucd by single gentle.
handsome mouse Iweth-st near The sevenii-avenue.
Breakfast gwen DO required. ol'l w'
DOOM- TO LET-with board Apply at so Charl-
BOARD WANTED-By young iady 10 o respecfa.
- Die family. Terms moderate Apply ~ Ludlow-st
ID oi95t,
WANTED by gentleman and his wife. in a gen.
w feel private family, two moderate sized rooms, with
On e west de Of Bro,day. not above Beeeier
81. Address " r. a. This Office. ol93t
UOARDING.-A gentleman and hrs wife or two 90
ID ihree single gentlemen, can Boz accommodated with
1sant rooms and board n small family where bot ie"
h0sders taken and where they enjoy all the conn
iss Of home, by applying 40 l2O Charlesst one door
west of Hudson OLE 81
DOARD-One or two gentlemen. or gentleman aud
ID bis wife, can have pleasant ooms, with fall or part AT
hoard. west OF aud Broadway References exchanged.
Apply az 900 Frauklinst s. B-To let, ior sale, exc
change small house. garden and orchard, with ITO I'D
acre. o Artra,e land, on Long Island near tins city.
BOARD WANTED For "a young lady ln private
ID ily select boarding house. for which . per week
WILDE paid. Location do or near brnadwaF hud uof 4i-
er mp than Chamners-.t Address NJ J. b box 'oo tn
A FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated with
Apeasant rooms DO respectable neshhorhood and plea
SAINT location at sTweifthst between Sixth aud Seventh
avenues. ON pr
PARTMENT WANTED-A room and bedroom
II cofnmOdi0us in the house Of geutee fim
liz n the upper part Of the city near Broadway MON
place wanted by single gentleman engaged u literary
pursuits and who would give but little trouble Break
fact aud tea would be desired. Address b. a Box $751;
Post Office ole It's
DOARD-A large front room with bedroom adjoining,
ID % required, for lady and gentleman, single gentle
men, also smaller rooms a. &l8 spnngst I'd door from
Hudson-s where stages pass every i've minutes Refer
euces exchanged. Oij itis'
ITO LET-IIalf Of a new three-story brick house in
y Eighfeenth-st Second avenue; small gem
eel family can be- accommodated with board. Address
Lessee al Tribune ONCE. Oh Ofis.G
ID OARD-Pleasant rooms with good accommodations.
band reasonable prices Apply b Liberty-st Of lmis2'
let with board, the ID story front
I'D room and bedroom. % Chambcrs-st. OH isu
parlors, with bedrooms adjoining,
ID single may be obtained with good board and
on reasonable at The large and pleasant house 500
Broadway. few doors from H0ustOn-st. 80 lmis