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WOODEN WARE,

4 DOZ. Half Bushels,
2" Iron bound Cyprus Buckets,
2" Barrel and Staff Churns,
-" Tar Cans,
2 Nests Tubs,
For sale by j. c. RIDGWAY.
May 10, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-26
Valuable LAND Cor Sale.

HAVING determined to move to the west, Of
fer my Farm for sale, lying nine miles west
of S,aunton, and two miles north of Middlebrook,
containing
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SSNss,sfOM BAKERY.

He has also established Bakery in connection
with his establishment, from which he will be able
TO furnish parties with Cakes Of all kinds, at the
the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms
Loaf Bread and Rusks furnished families, &c.,
morning and evening, and may also be had at his
store or bakery throughout The day.
Thankful for any patronage that may be bestow-
ed upon him, he would respectfully invite those in
search of articles in his line of business to give
him call. b. II. EVANS.
Staunton Nav TO- IS4S-tf
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POSTPONEMENT.

THE above sale is postponed to Friday the LIST
day of September next.
III. w. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
July &c. lS4S.
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~ Likeness is all ice can snatch from the Craze y
Il. WALLENSTEIN Valdez.
DaGuerPcO1ypis

Hg RESPECTFULLY announces TO the citizens
~ of Stanton and vicinity, that he has opened
MS room (tor short time onIy) at the WESLEYAN
Seminary where he is prepared to take pictures ac
cordng to the latest and most improved style of the
art. Each picture taken by him is gilded by
new process which indellibly fixes it into the silver
plate, after which it is colored in the most life like
manner thus adding TO the miniature durability
and life-like appearance.
rateIy.
Ladies and Gentlemen are most respectfully in
vited TO call and examine specimens.
seS- Prices reduced to $500, $3.50 and $500,
including a handsome case.
July 20, 1S48.-tf
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EVANS MEDICATED CANDY

so highly spoken OF by the public, aud recommend
ed by Physicians for Coughs and Colds, will be
kept on hand fresh from the mandatory and sup
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-26

Dk; TOWNSHIPS Compound Extract Of
-, oaGsaparlla, just received and for sale by
May o. AID. WREN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-26
CONCERT.

"A VOCAL and Instrumental Concert will be piv.
en- at the Virginia Female Institute, on Mon
DAY next, by Mr.. G. ii. CAKES, assisted by seve.
raj Ladies and Gentlemen of Stanton. For further
particulars, see Programme. July 20.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Rf virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Augusta
county IN the case Of Samuel X. Kerr rs Robert
V. Kerr and others, shall on FRIDAY the 25th
DAY OF August. proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, on the premises, the tract of land ON which the
said Robert G. Kerr resides, lying ON the head
waters OF Middle River in Augusta County, and
near Middlebrool, containing about
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-26
Fire :! EiYe :! Fire +!

iiE citizens Of the Corporation Of Stanton will
TAKE notice that the Taxes of lS1S are due ;
therefore immediate payment is requested. Be
ready and pay all at once, for taxes cannot be re-
ceyed in instalments.
July 26, 184S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-26
NEW CONFECTIONERY,
AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL

'INHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
Of Siaunton and The public generally. that he
has commenced business in the house formerly Oc-
cupied by Mr.. John Brandeburg, and intends 10
keep on hand large assortment of
CONFEC rl0NS, FRUITS, NUTS, TOYS, &c,
which he will dispose of at Wholesale or Retail
at reduced prices. As his candies are manufac-
tured by himself, he can assure purchasers that
they are free from impurities and entirely healthy.
Merchants purchasing to sell again, will be furn-
ished at City prices, carriage included.
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PHLAprLPHIA Af1Ls MasNsr, Nov Offered ct
market, 600 beef cattle $50 COWS and cal yes l40
boPs. and 500 .b.ep and lambs Prces--Besvss- All
sold with the exception Of 45U Driven New York
SO So 30 per 100 lb, Cows and caive 70 at 81 a
sl2 for dry Si S2S for sprpg,rs, aud $50 $50 for
fresh COWS. Hog,-Saes we've mostly az 81 so IS 80
tor live and S5 y SO 90 Tor killed hogs, per 100 10,
Sheep ana Lambs-Ss es ranged st 81 u SO each for
tbeep aud II 25 81 30 for ismbs Hay fair su D.
ply with sahs Of good Timothy ne 100 SOC. per vt
and straw at So a 81 per 100 bundles
BniGr1oN MARKET Thursday, November Q, 1913
AT bet S25 ef cattle 100 stores 20O sheep
l,bJO svi inc PrcesBrtf Cettir last weeks pri res
were well sustained Wequote extra So first quality
So so 50 70, second So; tud - ~ 81 Is Stores.
ltarhDg ~ IA 10; Two year ord $40 SIG three year
otd SIS S25. Working OkvD-SaIes al sos, S72 $780,
$50 SIS abdSP6. lows aud CaivcS--Saes at SiS n2t
f25, S27 S32 and S3S She-p-SSie- at 81 d 81 o. Il
~, ~ 81 t2l2s 81 ~ S~,nc--York hogs e. ppddle
40 for COWS, axe. for bsrrows. Onto hogs 34c 3sc
al d SHc. Ativ.ail rom &c 70 5sIs
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co a d 4 RClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Nov. 10

Friday, Nov. lO-6 r. M.
The stook market continues droop and the slight
improvement created by the result the election has
entirely disappeared. 1t is impossible get up any
speculation in stocks of kind and the brokers vii
have carry all the fspce. for before
they even hope for an upward movement Private
advices from Europe of the most gloomy, despond
ing character. Business men, the other SIDE ap-
pear to have abandoned all hope. and nothing in
the future calculated - the slightest encourage
ment These account OO1e operated upon the mar.
ket, and produned a depression which the change
about taking place In the oflthe country
cannot B. At the first board t5.day, Harlem
Railroad 6G y per cent Long Island, a; Norwich
and Worcester, al Erie RAILROAD, new, y; Reading
Railroad, q; Canton Co., al Farmers Loan, u; Co.
gsrnment securities improved q fraction /; Treasury
Notes went up & and United ststess's 1868, ~ with
small sales.
Atthe second board Long Isa nd fell of 4; Farmers
Loan, ~ Erie Railroad, new, x, Canton Co. y.
The an nexed statement exhibits the receipts Of the
New York. Harlem and Albany Railroad Company, i
each of the FIRST ten months in each of the past five
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Partly estimated.
In estmating the aggregate receipts for the year lss
we have calculated the increase for the remain
ing two months which has been realised in the first
ten We have no doubt this will be received and that
the aggregate will be full set down IL Il
falls thort $2;235, the total will meet the estimate
formed by the management early in the year. The
official estimate based upon the probability that
the extension to Dever Plains would be completed
before the close of the year but it appears that the
estimate will be realised without any from
that portion OF the liEe. The New York and New
Haven read will be in active operation time this
month and the Harlem Company will have the
benefit of Mt least one full months receipts from
ts portion of the business of that company What
this will be we have idea, there being
data to determine, and therefore form NO
correct estimate. 1t may be as well to state
here that there is truth in the statements which
have recently been made relative to the purchase by
the New Haven Railroad Company, OF the gas house
property at the Of Canal and Centre streets
The principal depot of the Harlem aud the New Ha-
ven companies will be either ut 9th 3lst street.
the 4th There will be smaller depots along the
line down town, such as that at the corner of the
BoNery and Breome street but neither compa ny has
any intention of purchasing property or erecting
large buildings for depots az Immense outlay
capital In the lower part of the city 1t would by
means be sound policy to do as would increase
the of the roads very much, without being of
much benefit to either company.
The opening Of the Sysens Valley Railroad having
its western terminus at the head Of the Wisconsin
Canal The bank Of the Suequehannah, forms quite
an epoch in the coal trade Though the road is only
sixteen miles long 0or the mines nearer the
board than any others in the State the quality Of the
coal is equal If superior to the Peach Orchard nd
he outlet by the canals which it, is easy and
chesp. Twelve miles of canal navigation will bring
the coal to the Pennsylvania State Canal at poi
fourteen miles above Harrsburgh thence to Havre de
Grace, on the Chesapeake by the Pennsylvania and
Tide Water canals
The amount of tolls received on all the New York
state canals during the fourth week in October, and
the totals up to the first of November, were as
K nexed:-
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Army Intelligence.

The U. s. steamer Massachusetts, sailed yesterday
for Oregon with United States troops. The command
consists of companies and NJ of che LIST regiment OF
u S. Artillery numbering about 100 men, and the fol-
lowing officers viz Major 8. Hathaway, 1st Artl-
lerv. oomman ding the battalion Capt B H. Hill 1st
Artillery comma nding company NJ; LIST Lieut- ant
John b. Gibson, 1st Artillery; LIST Livutenaut T. Tai
hot LIST ARTILLERY; I'd Lieutenant L. j. Woods LIST Ar
tillery I'd ditto James Fry lat Artillery; 81 ditto
Crer Tallmadge, 1st Artillery 2i ditto John Densn
LIST Artillery. Assistant Surgeon Holden, U. s. A. 40.
conn anes the command.
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MARKETS ELsEWHEKE.

BALTrNoRF, Nov " Stock Hodrdc 80 MARYLAND Sterling
Sc 7b $1,000 Baltimore ns OF lS9u goA LOO shares ait
tnore Fire insurance, GA - do do,
IHLADDi PhA NOV. iUs5Uu U. "a tS I05k Urea.
sur, Notes hS1i $40 fenna 6s 1871: $50 do ~ ~
Philadelphia Bank, liz Uuion Bak Tenn, al Am.
Bank, Ct esspenke and snal Ayfer
10 BeadiIg Railroad, t& IN, do do G so Srrs anal 81
Now Jersey copper, L. Second Boprd 80 reuns "a "a;
J. $40 do do. 7Syi, 900 GhrsapeaAe and Bet Cana
go Norris Canal u n. BANK, llSS 1ttor 10 trd
= a,UN Scluy Kill Nav ea ION be, tS, 20
BOSTON, Nov. S3 share. Fitchburt Railroad 10y 8oon
and hail h6ad. O7 Vermont Sailro I'd,
BY Boston and Providence abroad, s7%; Resra Rail-
I'D. VA 10 tast Bo.,on Co. ~ itsous Copper Co III;
8 do bl5a "; 80 Fitohturg Raj road Rights az
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The receipts for the fourth week in October, this
year, were much larger than for the week last
year, there having been increase in each item
The aggregate deficiency has been reduced less than
one million barrels -four, and less than one million
bushels of wheat In the decrease is still large
per cent while in barley there has already been an
the receipts for the time last year
In addition to the above comparative table of the
receipts at tide water We annex comparative state
ent Of the leading articles received thus far
this year, with corresponding period in previous
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Increase. ................... W. 0Sk %
The deficiency compared with last year up to the LIST
{ November, was 1907 1886 90. This wall probably be
duced II the na'eaion continues as late as last year,
about three hundred thousand doilsrs, aud II tne
eipts for November are as large Is for the month
ist closed, the aggregate viii exceed the est .ste
rmvd early In the season, some hundred thousand
pillars.
The quantity OF -four wheat corn, and barley, eft
tide. water during the f,urth week In October, in
&c ytare 1s47 and 1siS, is ss fonows:-
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WAsHINeroS, Nov. o, 1S4S.

sprits of the party than any further news
WAsHINcroS, Nov o, 164S.
RobJ~y-The Diamond Snuff Bort Otto of Roses
Pearl Necklace, ec.-The Tdy they were taken.
The National Gallery in the upper room Of the Pa
tent Office was (betwcen the hours Of nine O'Clock
last night and FIVE this mornpg) entered by robbers
who helped he mselves to the gold snu1 box which
was prese to the Hon. Leavitt Harris minis
ter TO the Court of st. Petersburg by the Emperor
Alexander The lid was beautifully adorned WI
the letter A, composed Of diamonds 1t is valued at
Ave thousand dolyp Ia the case with thi, article
were The sword and gold scabbard present to Com
modore Bidale, from the viceroy Of Peru. The soab
bard only was taken away. The pearl necklace, two
large pearls and the glass bottle of otto Of roses from
the lnaum Of Muscat, to President Van Buren, me-
dale, "copper", silver, and godJ of ntsd States Gene
rails and one Of Bolivar, made of the last named me
tai were ks~iss AMONG the stesiDg estimated, in
Vaue, OF Sl5 eco 4 here was some "'ue ingenuity
displayed ~ the robbers In the fret place, thy ea
tered by the front door after ascending the nsns u
steps This door they fastened Then they made
thur way up tie staircne TO the National GAllery,
ts door of which they opened with false Key Thry
also fastened thus with ropes in the inside There
we're DO uatcbme n in this part Of the building the
, barn.s we're away down IN the basement no doubt
tht,klpx thst al right up stairs This arti.
CTS oD.d above we're displayed in u glass case,
double TO get at the IN without making n noise, his
psp.dlt ut WAS resortedto, vie piece or paper
rnsd the cutter glass by means OF guia ARABIC; the
edges Of the plate we've cracked with awl, somo
such pointed in,tIumebt and the fragments were
7, mo, "a without jiDgNDg The sane ear not,
however bestowed on the inner gas, IL was smashed
forthwith Tie hand could nov he Inserted me
bott' g the snuh box was attached to wire, At the
eud OF winch wss a bell So give alarm when tue 6ox
was r.hovd but nobody b. ard the sound The
pt1il necklace ~as cut the robbers leaving two or
inrte Of the ptais b. hind The o'her setoies we're
bct fastened Asto the otto OF lese, &c Spud De OF
great iust to MIR Nao Buren,, TO whom the
la sUm prttent.d u Itwould take on a httle oil tie
foxy n, after lame effort tor another Presidential
tenn lie Yebbers lsfJ Uenird them heavy colt,
winch they had provided to project them oil 90 In
cn'- OF surpIhs They et he1seiVs. down feoul
window ON The ssm siGe thew entered fhis m"rntng,
a pirnnt with rope attached to It, was discovered
sta, ing on the sill hey dd not take time 10 CLOSE
The window IL will be recoileeied that some years
,po the ssp.e SbUn box sud other Nausbes were
8 D.h; ana that after ie~Ird OF tf.eed hundeed
cellars hsd been offered by The Secretary o. STATE
they wt.o found old trunk on board OF
sch, oper, yiug In the port u Batm 7re IL ~ tup
posed hat they werc stolen last night Ia the hops
o. .ethsr li.- ga - fox h.lx yscsLlrx4--~---
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DeUrease 9IOIIU 3JJFo aIHIUIf IEu I7UoT
BY reducing the wheat to four the quantity of the
latter left at tide water this year, compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows . decrease
equal to LAG o56 bbs. of -four.
The receipts of barley during the months Of Sep
TENDER and October, last year, O49 ao2 bushels
the receipts fer the period this year. have bssn
S35 1857 bushels showing increase this year
of 1s5, 1875 bushels
The following table shows TIE quantity Of some OF
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
from the commencement of navigation to the 3lst of
October inclusive, during the years 1885, 99 dsys)
ls47, (lS4 dsys0 and 1e4s, asa days)-
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YELEGRAPBIC INTELLlGEnCs.
Riots In Pittsburg.

PHILApELPHIA, Nov 10-10P. NJ.
Our Pittsburg Correspondence says that the out
rage committed there by the bysua vdiss, report
ed by him, was literally true throu yhout.
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whatever evidences to it. that outside
whose shows nothing of value u,y NAV bs fv
judged have nothing insise partaSins qu.tes
Wearing good and handsome hat may therefore taken
proof OF ones wisdom and and you NAV
convince the world these points KN0X M
Fulton and purchase those elegant hats which
everybody wondering how he make good aud sell So
cheap And don't put this off,
BE wise to dsy-'tis madness to defer"
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on the upper Broadway aurray
others should not fail 20 v,sit as Of the greatest
OF Gotham r,est
collection portraits VI dni uished persons United
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nm RAApmn paACrrAI. pRIYArE rafATIsE on Ok

NR RALgne PRACTICAL PRIV ATE TREATISE. on sse
~ nature mptoms progress consequences remedios ana
Of ths eenita incadns mssuroatoa DIS
resembling venoscal given other work. Sc ho-
individual OF both THIS the on truly
useful the subject in plain LANGUAGE the re
cpes fer all medicines faithfully given is INTENDED to b. prao
cay useful IN pce 18th edition, va pteA
Price 81 May 10 bad OF the author ~ Greenwich street
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WigsI Wigs! Wigs!-AH persons wishing n
superior wig scalp heud call and examine the largest
Maiden Also Braids Of long hair front brads and other
ornamental hair The trade suppl ed. Cut this out.
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Decrease. l6,4C3 Inc l2l,45S Inc. lO97i93 Dec 6a2S
The receipts last year. from the sst of October to
the close ct canal navigation, follows Flour
1921. bls.; wheat sls Sl4 bushels corn $50 4s3 d.
barley, 564 652 do.
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forming bone u
or other merely amy substances Hack Farnai Pc
>uarly food in infancy and hidhood be had
at the principal Drug stores. wholesale aud Ill by
HECKEk T. BkOfHE 6, ID Cherry street
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John N. Mst, in this weeks Naona tooe Gazette truly
astounding; and what makes it il is tru
stranger than fiction. IL also conaio likeness Of
lady the late Mrs Matt AS several of
her poecal euofs to chow the character of intellect
has been prematuey basteo every should it, Office
los Nassau street.
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Tut the roles Of old s. French Calf
Boots for 81 10 worth ST. be found friend
YOUNCS, opposite offices do fine Boots, So his
make also water proof Boots from 81 50 So corner Of
Fulton and Nassau street. THE DOCTOR
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nR. HALPH, AUTHOR or TIE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
treatise &c, " Greenwich strest-oce hours 20 II
tsunday excepted) These who srpy in tue early
sgce will he surprised the rapdiy and little
attending their cur II chiefly however those Who have st
tered from certain class OF people who properly apprecat
his services In structure fr5 It's first ncpent to "a mors
advanced and distressing from Uncommon advantages
and very extensive prsotcs he afort rd easy ARD
radical cure whe no Ans ground toe tn OR 10 obtained
from other In America
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FvNAbEkNACLE.-1hk LOVERS UF Music AND pm
lie IN general respectfully informed grand Vocal
and Instrumental Concert will le given the above place on
saurday November H. 4S to Musical Society
under tie auspices of ae profess rs and sma
desire to show to their fellow ns for
talent Of the highest order The following
in the kndest operated with and
gratuouy er valuable aidM- dame Antoinette Otto and
Mia Charles Horn MI tnl,p Meyer Mr. Mr. IT.
his celebrated seepa from Fanaeo mPanied BY
solo vocal quar,ettte "Te Sorenale Mr
PhIp Meyer Mr. Jues Hecht and Friends by
Abren Kucken violin solo, variations bohemian airs exc
eued by Herr CLUTTER gallon the Stomps Constantine
tanner aria Madame Otte from the OPERA NachtIagcr in
Grenada Soma romme 'Lebes Gabe Ceutzer grand buHo
scena ecitstve and ara the II per La
Musioa (he mad muscan,) rerobated by Sig de berns
Pant Stcond-Concert Midsummer Nights Dresn
by unanimous request Henderson,; from Tanc ed Mr
C. H. Horn and Madame Ote Kosni grand Poonasa for tina
Esn for fonr hands with orchestral accsmpaanent Messrs
Romsnza madame Anonetc OTTO erbeer; Shepherd On adj
re srner finale Grand fot Pour Republican Iy
Carl Legscbow. To commence at eight o'clock The grand
piano. to re used on this OCCASION from the
iactciy of Mr.. Pie, 81. Of Paris. rsrsa
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For n handsome OvercOat, go to G. Il.
Clarke l6 William street. who has them coors from S2
Sl6 the only where to meas
for the price made G. u buys pays
tailoIs
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A CAHp.1MiiCh Ellis OLYMPIC lHEArRE-MR. GEO.
"A Hollando BE ebt Tuesday November lthMr Holland
respectfully Informs his friends public that his ene6s
will tehe place the above evening. which oocasion
Chant Esq proprietor Of National Theatre will
a. give his excellent limitations of several popular performers
The entertainments will consist OF The Invisible Prince
"Queenbury Tete,""L la Moate" and "The Widows Viz
TIM. with variety 1f other entertainments Box book now
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Craysts every variety OF ing goo
suitable be bought exceeding prices at
John f. Scotts Cheap Furnishing Store No. l57 Fulton street.
one door East Of Broadway.
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The ssRioheIIeu'' Gold Pens are warranted
years They fine aud elastic
knowledxed the best cheapest world Sold
only by Watson Co. No 10 Vail Gold pens 70
uaired.
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10000 600 10000 1ool o.
Here lies Van,
. used up man.
who died Of modification,
vexatioD,
Recrimination,
aud deserves
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100000 600

We understand that the Taylor men are to have o
grand celebration here either to- night tor
night We have not heard whether the democrats
ibt.nd to have a tor chlight procession or not
PS-A motion Ia to be made by member of the
democratic committee, that the money pc nd.d
t.egaphic reports at the present time be used
purchase liquor, as being more likely to promote the
spirits of the party than further Geographic
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A NNOUN CEMENT.-ZOOLOG HALL, NO. 81 BOW.
IA cyThe public respectfully informed the above
esahshment will be opened to the public about the 18th Of
November with the largest ard complete collection Of
living Beasts and Binds eXh btcd in York Including
tie entire collections Of Van Ambursh Co. and June
Co. The inter the building has been rebuilt And
ia being fitted and decorated style Of magnfcenoe
far the old Geological nsttut it's pa miest da,s
the popretors be establish an Academy of M
nIa History worthy Of the city deserving patronage
of an enl ghened community Full particulars in future ad
vertifements VAN AMRIIRCH a an
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Gentlemen desiring their Hair or Whis.
kers out in workmalke sole 50 as to embesh the
Is Nassau street. may also detained inbo on.
guent for promoting the growth ef the hair