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STOPPANI HALL
500 Broadway. southeast cor Walkers
MENfCO ILL STRATED

MFNlIO I'LL SlhAlEO
In a series OF tuthny magnificent and elaborated
MOVING FASoRANfC WINS, ... $500.
IN TWO PARTS. covering an area OF FOUK MILES VF
ICANyAs giving faithful and picturesque
of The lines OF march pursued by the AMERICAN ARMIES,
under command OF GENERALS TAYLOR and sDOlI
through the two prime pal sections OF st romantcay won
derf country which combine. m 10 own ciaracieristc-
the grandeur subnmity and simplicity u sl paris OF mo
word. 80.
diversified landscape from tho CITY OF VERA CRUZ 10
he CITY or MEXICO, being comp.ried Is no" opehsn
10 public exhibition At stoppsn Hall aA Broadway south
west corner Of Wakers spacious saloon ras-N 't
the purpose and comm0dously and elegantly prepared li
The accommodation 0f visiters
THE SECOND PART, which Is in prepsrahop VIII Pof.
tray that rOrtiOn Of country, Travelled oin me elee mem
The sketches. draw snd corresponding descriptive To-
formation having been furnished by gentlemen amply gAfi
fed for the responsible tack aud expressly rngascd W
travel for the purpose $500.
THE PAINTING has been executed BY and under me
immediate direction Of Mr. GRAIN. whose high aiain
suts and long experience presumed guarantees OF me
superior order OF merit which belongs ard me sfk
amount of capital embarked 10 this NATIONAL kNhlBl
TON IL = conhde believed viii be- considered "otshy
employed means OF perpetnetng on me memory ~
work OF art the Geographical and Picturesque portion 81
the Mexican Territory n'im stsy connected Win the
HISTORY and GLORY or ORR COUNTRY
During the passing Of the Picture an Explanatory Lee
mre will be- delivered At intervals by Mr. JOE LtAIh'
LEY COWELL, long and favorshly known 10 he Amerl
public.
Panorsma Will commence moving Al u O'Clock
An afternoon exhibition on "Wednesday and Saturday Al
8 o'clock 49,. ,
Pre-. Of admissOn-single tickets ~ CT children hsif
prce Tickets for gentleman snd TWO ladies' - rsm
ily tickets. admitting five persons, = 70 o.O on"-
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THEODORE MALLABY. Aucuonser-
NOT Skiold FtRNtTt NE,

IPfkR GLASSES, PiANOFOkff, Ac. No 81 SUCTION
THIS DAY VAN DYKE A MALAY viii eel THIS
DAY FRIDAY Oct =, al 10 ociocs Al = broacw
arge assortment o household urninis. lo sslsN smo'
ssge CONSISTING u bmse. and lrgrsu carpets mahogany
Er.uch eAsirs sofa. msncl ornsn-ns fgNposn tot
center table dlyzns. oomsns, IRE sets, pier sssss-
ch gt frames. superb dinner set of thins, whe AND
sii desert to usch rich cut slsss, tnsis Oh elan
hall auern carpet broad brass rods window snsdes
bed he'seads holsters and pillows eurssu'
wash stands clothes press toilet sets eAsirs fegersfs
al g.,.y.l ...,rtu.nt OF ktcheu furniture. OF ~
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I.pAprrs PLATFoRM SCALES,

xArEIgHISG from s. o. ~ % cpinp- ~afrsnlro
w -. 4, ~ o.hsr sale. made u he United >tsies-
Rssr.c made 10 srge number q merchants sc otnef'
scudinR The Merchant. Bs,k u a., cry Tro have ine
- a. Agent for Marufsctnrers-
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J.P MONTGOMERY, Aaetoueer

J. r
lN j.. D.I>GEksoII n co. Store q reHts'
I'D ON WEDNESDAY, Nov !, 81 10 ociocA noos
sho-s ani Rrogsrs cAses Boots shoes aud brvsns
COMPRISING desirable assortment ~ ffesh snc sessonso.e
goods. treci nom he manu- iscurers adapted 10 NE No
ern Western southern and city usde
AT PEtNArs >,ts - d l. A co are constantly fec~s.
ing from srrz variety ~ uew AND csn
sock which hey selling private sale 81 sneoon p'ess
consisting IN part ot
- case. mems prime lhics d boots
Also, 100 cases mems tne hip gesged boots
Aso. :, ca.es " omeu's leather pegged lsce hcts
Also. NJ cases misses leather peggcd ace boco
Aso. loo cs.e. vofneus spring peggrd husArs
A.o ~ case- mems pnus lhicx aud Alp bfossns OF
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DAR>un.. AMERICAN ,IU.EUM.-

ID BsENUN Proprietor, hifcHlocN. knss-f--Spi-n
as perform ances sneruoor sni avery evening
a. :, riors Msor Lriefnger. the smsest human being
"a sarth hA either wsk stsrc soue Last --x 81
f- Giant or Mammoth Bsay. Great Western. he fsnsre
Comedian. sshe Srothers The three Highland Mammoth
Bow. living Orsng Ousug fsry smiy infant e-.ri'
scripture >,suav ADMISSION 90 ~ Nnor, incAilnt
Museum Performances. Luehngers, Ac. - cents ehi'
areu unfer 0 yrar 0f age snt Oh enough 20 wax Nonr
:. cenl. Reserved froni seats one shilling esch eXirs
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TABERNACLE
DESIRE IKELHEIMER'S

GRAND CONCERT on FRIDAY EVENING; Oct n
u and first appearance Of the distinguished Mile NALEo
CaKLIETZ Caniairice hOnorare of the Royal Academy
of Berlin Mr. d. GKELHElMER will be ssssied BY Mic
VALFsCA KLIETZ. Miss JULIA NORThALL, signof
ROSsI CORsl. signor NOVELLL Lesder OF he Orch..
~. Mr. g. LODER Maestro Of the Piano, Mr.. II TlMM
PROGRAMME.
PART
Overurr-DOn Iuan-MOzart. ull Orch-'ua
/ Csvadna from Robert le Diable.' Meyeroeer, ,
90 Nile. kaescs kieiz
2 Fantastic Caprice, Tor the Niolin-Nieuxiem' ex,
ecufed by.....ss.....ss ss..sss
D. Ana-" o Luce d quest ANNA" Linds,Doni, -,
.'t.,' 49,
1 A Ia Memoire d'ArOt sOuyenr-for the Nlonn,
arranged and executed by......... ID lke1heihiei
& Duo n rival .alvar tue DEL from Puntani- M
beliui. .signOr ROssi Cors and slkuot Nofe'
o. Germsn Air d Ia Famlle Suisse" by Weigl- ,.,
sung by................ .......'''. WIG a'7'Sa ~
PAsT ~. -
Overure-FdelO-Bee Beethoven. lll OfSssIs
/ Ara-,ror Be saro-DoniLei ETH. Nile Naesca Met
: Fsutssie-Les Mousqueisires de "a Reine-af-
d lkeheimer
Cs.ts Diva-Csvauna from Norms, Belini Mis-NofnaL
4 Crande Fsntalsie-Ms Celine, for the NlOan-,, -.
By Human. executed Dy....... ......D lAeiheHue'
s Duo-from Marine Faliero, Sc pur gungi ,r,
trlcdsrlOm Donizelr. Sig Rossi Corsi and sg N0xe.
: Air Panta.ticue-Rafaplan-by NaloraanM Nile ' hNeH
Teketst 10 be had stthe Music Stores prncipa ho'o.s
and al The door Doors open al oelock-Concert % eon
mence precisely No posiponsment on seeooh u NC
We
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THE cAn1PBELLS ARE COMING:

\ -NAsATED SCCCEs>-lSCREASED ATThAS ION
Z -Twe.fh v-ek -SocIeiy Ll1rAfy houH's - 49, 49,,
yv.v corner % L@,rAri . Tr- or ins and celrbrsi-i
CAMPBELL'> MiNSTRELS. llnter ne fir,crcr " . a
klMSERLEfl whose Conc-Tts he al N uiknas 1sN :
h-en crowded % over-nSirg BY highy rspecisS.- ~
fashionable slcierces beg 90 Announce ilsi 1ey w.
TRUE their very popular Muses. krteftsnu ~ EN-
EVENING THIS VEIN. in.rnd-cIrE a. each Nuneclt =
P-ogrAr1s ~ their OWL girs. Musc. IN seNera re~
ans orsina Dances. by NJ L AE WEST sni NJ II
PEEL
Doors op-n a. T-Comn-ncr 49, Admission - cent.
~ TIE SAT- RDAN AFTERNOON Concert. a. 5
o-0cs . d-. gnei expressly 'of sie- scd children, snc
WI form very ATTRACTIVE 81 chssle entertainment
ADMISSION q cents. Children lsi price - ~.
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j. w BROWN Aueuoneer.
INTENSIVE AND PkkEMPTORN SaLh

INnTNFI MD ''VI NF1uVI3H r W VI
FRIDAY Oct n Al loi O'Clock store los Bto.d~sy,
. " BROWN will sell al auction, per-mptoriy, 10 pay
advances arge and valuable stock u senlce Furniture.
comprs ng eeg mahogany and walnut marble op dress
Ink bureaus wsshstsnds, French bedsssds oooA eoee
tables nahoe any dining card and work isbes, hsr ne.
r..,es, Ac For farther particulars see catalogues: wnen
are now ready o-n 1s
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nxrnrrur GREATEST ATTRACTIONS

brs-bs Esir "a. our Hinslf- soar Lamp is orlll.nl
1yt : superior 10 say other Ahcia hshi known Is nes
r~-s imphcity and e0nsenir3or "a ssen nc -r-o ~
r~rars The superiority n his lamp - every
-. over tl n --rXbs preparations Of sprs or I1rpe-
me called ranpher- spin ga uirulnz - x = ~
r0---.ted Tn- gr-ai teus1c Tor ih--e .nps
49, ~, Deuiug OF the ar. We i1ink iuy ISL = Is "a
49, - - -. -.,s-k. ESDICOTI sCMNFR
- s,1.s 10. EI--si and ~ brDstSsy
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DURrON,s rHEATER, CHAMBERS ST :

OF III Evsss
TOODLFs, Or. ne Farmer. Dssskter
NJ Tinothv Tood.s. Blrion Mrs. Toctie.M, srnou
NJ LEACH. By permission Of 2. seguin. viii sng ~
40. WI be played TAO .ct, Of sh.k.pesre', P.syo
HENRY IT,
Sir John Fa.s.s...................... NJ Lyme
To eonclaie with ih rn- AZ gaA ocsl Drama called
NETWORK ~ SLICES
Nh. Tomkin. Ms Cook Pesgy Drak-Mr. A knighi
Pric-s-Dr--s Circle snc Psrggeus 3 cis Family Circle
or second Ter > - Doors oPenaiss-Carisn rises a.
BROADWAY THEATER.-Door.o Per Al g; per
ID formsnc- to begin a. O'Clock FRIDAY ENES-
ING. Oct = vii Se performed, the Comedy, BY Geo
POOR GENTLEMAN
SIR r Bramba Blake HsTovty Piscite
To concace with the Fsrce, IN .cis, 81
sORN TO GOOD Luck
Gre. 10 P,ro.-te IS -. Fsiy Circle ard up
per Terers > cs Gallery entrance 90 Anthony" y, ca.
GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
TIE GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL given on he I
s a y The MAURICE f5 3 sfRa s,5 oPf'' IN
having win such brilliant success. ard requests from
aay quarters hav,ns 6 beg nsts oT y; repetition
on The sane m.snifcent scale th- sr. vii be given a
the Broadway Tsb-rnscle on MONDAY EVENING,
The Director Of The Italian Opera Of The Uued STATE. o:
America respectfully ssroqness hS ssy1s inside a. A..
Emperor Of Ru.ss the Second Grsnd Muses FesrvA Of
he season will be given The Brosawsy Tabernacle, 90
Monday Evening Oct So 1873, on which occasion
SfsN0SINA TsUFFi,
MaDsNE L.BoRnE.
SrcNogINs PArrI.
siGNosINs CsNESZiNt
SlsSoR BFNEDErT.
N0NgEuR LAB0suE.
slsN0s DUsSEUIL,
SIsNos Rosi
siGSos Parrl.
sIeSoR GfUBILEl.
Ms SCHNEVEs
with other dstn u,hed Ar.s together with ne srgey
Increased Choru. and Orchesirs Of the
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
Ard ths gresier portion of performing members OF the
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
veil ,ppear The whole viii form Orchesrs Of nearly
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
Ard . Chor. Of fry Voice. The following Arrests viii
compose the Orchestrs
Conductor. ..........................M Msreres.
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THE HUNcHRAcK on NoTRE DAME.

VICTOR n COS GREAT WORK in press snd VIII
be- published m ~ fsys. Price, - CO
re t..f f.e f-rf sgs-t Nufr- Dane - rN as
.t. -r-e t-cr,1 t .rsqls reality o r- more active
tll fle 81 80 It-lti I'd 'A- g.
ft-t-,. % .oaIr,lr- frg r. H-ros htats 81 he
u purple ~ ta- af5 1-r-- -s--t orb -frfla et''
-.. -Lrud5n Lfffrrrs Fa-frf
Send 10 yonr orders Bookseller agents srd others
supplied with all the cheap publications =. soon a. pub
a.hsd DEWITT s DAVENPORT.
~ Trhune Rll-lrEs. NAssal-st
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sAIAn1ANpER SAFES.

xxrfrDFR-S PATFNT-RlCH cos lNPHO'E-
w ny IT These superior safes are wsnsried 70 -
ar and ihIef proof and free rom danpne.s Reeren,e
m v-r - purrhs.ers including Banks. merchants
$50. ~ Coprts ana CouBn-s spd others. For sale BY
: MARVIN, Gerersl Agent
- 4. 1894 Nsi-rsL
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THE ILLUSTRATED sKETCH-BooK.

DUBLTsHFD THIS DAT-The Ssetct-B Book d Geo1rey
L Crsvou Geut rev edition. Illustrated with IS oesurfll
eusrsvnes rom de. us by Darey, executed IN the h1e.i
by ~ bel srss Foi square -Fo- con extra
= s.. cloth sil-. =. morocco eNirs, =
Th- sugar aniers Msnua. being Treatise on he Al
Of obtaining gar from The Cane. By " E7ans d Ia
/ 70. crown sqo extra cloth with Illustrations
PUTNAM, Publisher, &c
on Ii5 Broadway snd ~ Strand. London
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- IA AND CIRCl She arge., and most expensive
shishmeut existing, comprising aroug - immense =
sources Performing Elephants. Games horses sna ne
most r etc ard ihorol trained collection oi TICK
Ponies 10 the word. together viii corps % Performers
embracing 10 their various departments many o. ne most
srr.nsrt .~i.ts nving Equestrian Director. NJ. W
STOUT. Master OF The Areus. Cart j 4 DtCAMP JOh
PENTLAND Clown This ~el-known Company vii eN-
hib afternoon sud evening. A. NeNsrk. tt E>DAf, Oct
d. ~ Jersey CRY. WEDNESDAY, - ard o. Brooklyn,
THURSDAY FRIDAY snd SATURDAY. 18th, nh snd
sih inst Aim.uance . cenis ~ half price oS iws'r
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AZ Thirteenth Ward Taylor and Fillmore
ssseeiation.-TheEew will be sp-ois meeting Of TIE
Nsf.on FRIDAY evening October q. Of O'Clock, al
- Hal. 40 Grsntsi Every member Il expected 10
aGd. + COLLIN President
JoaSsroS, 81 IT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIECHANICs' Hall, ~ sTo.a,sy e s.re

NI;r.nd xnG Broone SIS commencing o. MONDAY, DC
tober ! ard continuing every rigf un1l fnther aocee
wv TOTrRTH WEEK or TIE RE.OPENlNG
-. ,r,yfns I'D w-ilsncwu INkl>Il slN>IRfLs
,-v.ured IN fsg1l - frff % "a crite N-so Nei e.
~, ,f-4--i III he present. popular si1~ 20 frhoris>
--s.r<,r.S - whose concerts - city for r-riosi
Ia IN rh. were received with slch tsn ~ sn-S svo'
Nrd pstrousg- have he houof 81 snnoaneihs y ne a-'
gi~- ,.r-s u HER pogusr runcrrs fafiey
q their origua songs Chor.s- Cha sciefl'le a
Admission = cents Doors pf-u n ''-'''' y" $50 49,
mercr q 0r'cck a... ..
Al AFTERNOON CONCERT every ss-gfisy. coa,
r,-rr-r .tSPN Trser lie msnsg-n-u. sri airrSlen d
ChRl>rY - -
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pAv1ss MANUAL OF MAGNETISM,
l,,ut LITERARY WORLD.
NtN-1ohhs bSt o Aof's
,CUE COURIER a ENQUIRER having seen 4!

10 G. afge Us with the intention Of committing 'uIufr
fraud TOW ara parner shall In Court " Jlsuee, les
The question, Whether Newspaper has nzni 20 iule
fere with a. hO1esg cuzen's private business We also
refer The public Mr Jeromes card Of the present dae
K q BsRFORD = co. Puolshefso OF
81 ais B-rf0rds Word a. Il Moves, Asor House
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PARIOR STOVES, Nc.-F.

flTPOA BRlDGF. 90 u lrDs-c4 cl4fr AAlli,H-oIgf ..
Nm, -. h, "a : A. arze snd me assortment Of
-. 80 P,ror s.ove. Glso stove. sGiisoe for e.Icnss
fscfories and stores. ss can oe i1lnd = nc - - =
manner pt 70 be Surpassed Al Cur stoves are -
- srs perfec,y ard are pat up By competent TT 80
a r-asees, - Ip ,... ~ 2nisssA
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" Free soil, Free Labor, Free ,Ien For

s.s-Tbe Jeaeuonisn Free League meS.s ~ bioch'.,
>one ~ oae and al on Ire
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SANDS LENT 81 CO.'S HIPPOFERtAN ARE
- "a AND CIRCUS-Tne largest and most * pels ss
establishment OF The knt erisiing-w4 open 90 hONDAI
Oct ~ under 40 immense pavilion erected Tor me
nt CAPABLE Of comfortably accommOd auns upward OF oo
paope 90 gh,n-sL the Opera House Tor snon ue
ouy Since I'M. mammoth establishment AS AL 10 t.'
y he propretOrs have added many novel and mos s.
tr.rrve features their exhibition. pfomnen snooa
..nd he celebrated Performing Elephant Romeo s1o
i-rnv Lind from ire Theatres Dr1ry Lane, OnaOr sno
Saroua Pars which have been purchased ana lbporleo
a. immense expense and introduced 10 heir ~ooee
o.rfornsrces Al each exhibition; he troupe o. IN kfy
r.n Csz.. inrotuc-1 In az Oriental Psntonme ana on-
-r sr.cuOss Of .,rlcg nature Tie stl1 81 p1io'in-e
Horse. and Ponies unequaet and 1nApprosslsD.-' ~.
nr.nx among others The magnificent dsncinz
80 Bucephaus The fairy pony CindereAai re VI
49, Ds-or - Pvrhiss thef ching ponies D-sf BURKE
aud Tom sprng. ant the ceeorset hotlns pony Da e.
n.1ora Tb- corr. Of performers, selected win great
.- fror, every cu.rtsr Of globe, ncndes 10 ls S4f
- ssosrtm-pt. many Of The mos, eminent artists AFng
.rd ~ name. msnfioned below vii Be src-nt guar
Of The strength Of mis- portion Of me es.2snmsnl n
Rrn.ri Ssd. and hs children Na1rce and lesse MOI
co.. - zre.f French eo1illbrs; Master Waller AyniH
- tuv-ue equestrian. Mr. w. Stout ne great poiyp-
o.. equestrian: Mr. n Gartser the iumitsoie scene ro1,
Nr n Raxges the unsurpassed performer % he eerae
voisrfe. Il gror P-uex, re cOntoruOl-t &c &c
un-xcepuonsbe numor Of the popular Gowns renla-e
80 L.ihrop Tot the least stiracuye fesigfe OF ~
f.inn-rt. Master Of he Arens. Capt a pecai..i
gca-str.u Director Mr. W. Stout A1sica Dfee.oh M
Tsfpp. Treasurer M J. W FslhOy A1miHanee = esn1
no haf prce Door. open 81 perform ner' NJ,
all.
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UN Z. COTTON, .tpsf'ca AID Cs~s's~1 h~ts -
D->s|es Room SIC hrcst~ Az Gothic hs-hsfibs "
moved 10 he snoseu smec Toous row prepared 70 ~
a. Kinds II Cabinet furuur-. Dry OcoSs SGpets
ard Housekeeping of every description On eoossv
ment for prfvsic sse sncuoo ard 10 ust- s~fLeueo.s
with his usuA prompress tie VII sso bog, II fref-rr~c
Outdoor sSes IN any Il he city .uenccd 70. ~ asus
SATURDAY. Oct y.
MoSreAsE sats of fixtures and lteusls Of Lard IN
Factory Greenwich Msrse. beg~e-n Christopher and
Amos bordering Westsl IN his city The nx,
and utensils Of tho seove scos. consisting II hcs,
ever presses and plates. SAGA 90 hcsns Wheels and
on do wo - 90 DO o.gerus 40 gallons relfigerasot
heavy set scale beams A. Platform scars pun Pc seo y
tunnels. measures. Nc vsrious tools and mplenenu nc
ters sud osher furniture Ia large amount being cor
peie II ard utensils for lsrd-ou factory
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CLAPP L. BRAIHEHD,

Importer. and Dealers ~
CHINA GLASS AND sAhIhLsH Ahfa M
,r,va TRsYs CUTLERY. and BRITANNIA WAKE,
,rhols..I. ana retail 49, WLhsnst ~ door below f1I-
Rich Dinner snd Dessert Services
sri@nSid China Tea and Coffee s-ts.
zine Toilet Ware, Of new patterns.
Solar ard other Lamps
v.. Fsncy Cood. Glass Ware Britannia " are scd COM
ou zood. u xnds for family aad for hose about 70
commence hCgs-- keeping.
H1,@. snips and steam bosis supplied al shor notce
y 3 Low Price. % Jm.eod
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PRICES REDUCED

AT rgE WHOLESALE HAT CAP AID FUR WAkEhOtsE
l9i PEAsf-sT. CORNER % AAiDESLASE
1,pE TSDgR,IOSED wishing 10 close o1i Ma siock
offer, The sane a reduced prices for cash or approved
u.o.r The assortment Il large and complete, embracing
every srtics Of The kind usually wanted " country nef
chants CONSISTING IN psrt q
Fur six and Wool Hats latest fashions
Pal and Winter Csp--nssr 100 yaf-ues' ncpams a.
the ate styles Tor men boys AID infants
MuH. md Boss, for lsciss ard misses good sssort
neri a. very 10 ~ prices
Buffalo RObss-tns yarious qlslles seIns loE, c,,.
Ginx ham and SIX UMBRELLA. well worm me su7r""n VI
buyers.
Came, Bsgs straw Goods, &c
r. Country merchzns are parucuisfy lnNls' " ~
~ ~ ID WILLIE Ms,
"a 9,.a.sod< eor Of Pesn-sL and Aald-n-ian,
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-.i,,eenth Ward.-DEMOcRATIc GERMAN


WHIGs AT THEIk POSTS A large and enihuuss; c
meeting Of the German Wings q the Sixteenth Ward
be on Mondav Oct -. Mr. Redles IN Thirreth-s
b. geen Seventh and Eighth avenues MIR JOHN @
ENDLER was called 70 the Chsir Mr. GEc 81 ROrH az.
pointed Vice President Mr. MARTIN FISCHER, Treasurer
and Mr. " SCHNEIDER, Secretary.
Amer sdfre'ses 20 German and Eng sh from nssss Ds-
vid Jsqges, Hansen, and Endlsr which listened
with much attention and satisfaction. the folio wing resou-
tons were unanimously adopted
hesoret That VIII al OvfBy rally around the stand
ard Of TAYLOR and FILLMORE in the confident assur-
that they will lead victory, aud vii free
common fshefsnd from the greedy and despotc sway OF
Loco Foc1isn.
Reoired That we regard al hose who seek 70 dshonor
our candidates by spoken written EXPRESSIONS wretch
80 traitors 10 the fa.hei land
Resor,d That We look upon Democratic Wing principles
- The only true principles BY which the common wes snd
happiness can be projected and preserved
hes0red Therefore that VIII al our best endesv
10 support the Democratic nig party until al iis prn
cples carried and fully tested for The public good
On motion, 90 IOurued, JNO. O. ENDLER, President.
GE0. NJ ROTH, NcePresdent
MARTiN FISCHER. Treasurer.
II. SCHNEIDER. Secretary. ID
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