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STOPPANI HALL
500 Broadway, southeast cor. Walker-si-
MEXICO ILLUSTRATED
Ia a series OF trthf1lly magnificent anc elabofate


MEXICO ILLUSTRATED.
Ia series OF trlthf fully magnificent anc elaborated
MOVING PANORAMIC VIEWS, -
IN TWO PARTS covering an area Of -FOUR MILES or
ICANvAs giving faithful sri picturesque representation
OF The lines " march pursued BY the AMERICAN AkHlt
nnder command OF GENERALS TAYLOR and SCOTT,
thoug h the two principal sections Of that Economically won
derlf country which combines 10 s own cnafsclefstcs
tho grandeur sublmily and simplicity N AL paris Of me
word. -.
THE FIRST PART, embracing continuous view On the
diversified land.cspe from Tho CITY or 'EhA ChII 70
he CITY OF MEXICO. being completed, Il now opened
70 public exhibition Il sIoppsni Hal, 80 Br0sd"ay SCUM
west corner VI Walkers IN spacious saloon easl ipl
the purpose and cOmmOdOusy and e-RanLy pfepaen Tor
The accommodation u vsers
THE SECOND PART, which Is 10 preparation, VIII pof-
tray " country Travelled rom ne encSp
Al CORPUS CRISrI. 20 the Battlefield al buens vista
The sketches drawings and corresponding descriptive IN
formation having been furnished ~ gentlemen simply qua-
fei FOR The responsible task and expressly engaged 70
travel for The purpose. ,s
THE PAINTING HI. been executed BY and under the
immediate direction Of Mr. = GRAIN whose big attain
meats and long experience presumed guarantees " ne
superOr order Of merit which belongs and me srys
amount Of capital embarked in this NATiONAL bAhlbI-
TON IL . cOufd snily believed vii b. considered ~Orlny
employed a. means Of perpeuang % the memory ~
work Of arr the Geographical and Picturesque poron o.
the Mexican Territory 90 inlmalsy connected win 'ns
HISTORY and GLORY or OUR COUNTRY
During the passing Of The Picture an E1Psnaioy LsS'
ore will be- delivered a. intervals BY Mr. JOE LEATh'
LEY COWELL long and fayOrably known 10 ths Amsfl-
public. ,-,.
Al afternoon exhibition On Wednesday and ssiufcsy Al
3 Oclocs ,.,, -,
Prce d adm.siou-single ucKets 81 cts children hal
urce Ticket. for one gentleman and rSo ladies' VI ran
liz tickets, admitting I'VE persons, :. % % 2-.n
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After the statements for september 80 were made up
Don't $3.50 900 In coin added TO the stock in Bank
u,Ser the arrangement between Mr.. Morgan and the
secretary Of the Treasury On the 27th they will pro
bsy receive a considerable amount from the payments
,,ou, million, on account of the Mexican indemnity
The amount locked up in the Sub-Treasury TO
.,,slsl7.5OO Of which 5000 is special deposit
he payments las week were s375OOo and to-day they
AVE been $4,000 No orders have yet been received
regard TO the payments of the Mexican indemnity
noney.
The Committee Of the Board to whom was commit
I'd the matter of the commission the 100000 Treas
nv Note cement In dispute between Mr. Cutting
nd Mr. Morgan reported to-day. portion OF the
Committed reported in favor of allowing per cent.
commission on the loan. The remainder reported
,,.ip.t paying anything Mr. Morgan and Mr.. Cutting
made statements in regard to the matter in dispute 49,
h 10 eontended by some parties that the Board has no
grsdicton in the matter. The Board came TO no de-
cson upon the subject
The Union Bank has declared a dividend OF five
Der cent for the last months payable the lst of
November The Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
Co Of Nashville on the lst inst declared semi annual
ahdend of 50 per share
The hustees of the Wabash and Erie canal have
,sed for the payment the Let of February next OF
4. ihstament of per cent on the subscribers bonds
The Tolls received on the Wabash and Erie Canal,
ndisns during the months of August and September
"a each OF the three years past were
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JACOB : PLATr. Auctoneer.
ERE>CH, WHITE AND FAN

- CN CHINA ENihcnwaf-, Rockingham ware, hns
iapaned tea sys brass csndescks 500 sets knises and
forks common pressed aud rch cut glassware AGA
COB ;. PLATT will sell THIS DAY at 10 9coek, IN inc
large Saes Room the AGeuon store, - Psta IN os
suit country .we ~ city retsiefs grooefs rom mo
shelves The contents of ~ crates eabenware, no~n..
4 &, dip edge, white granite. light hm-, printed, lowed
blue dinner and tea toilet, some OF All kinds Also.
French china Tea So 100 small packages glassware.
full assortment OF umbers, wines champaign ielon'
sde- goblets, decsniers, dishes, salts naples plates
lamps cruets. smelling boules sugar hoss, globes minor
dishes Ne Also a sets nne and itch lspsn.d csusys
and alters brass cand esc knis-s and tofks spoons
and such other articles of general use are required ny
cookery dealers 20 make up their assortment The ware
can Dot up expesnced packers To 20 10 any part of
the county Catalogues 10 be had 81 me Aueaon hoo,n'
Terms-t nder So, cash out discount over 30 ana
under 500 months, over soD aud under W" 'nfeo
month. over - months for notes To be sppfoved py
the Auctoneer either city county Every ot oueso'
" ia he sold without OLA IL
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Dividends In i've years. eoepcW
A corps Of engineers. under the direction OF
'rOf Twining having been the route Of the New
ven and New London Railroad for the lasttwo weeks
q have surveyed the line from this city nearly to
nnectcut River Prof T states tina, the route is one
THE most feasible he has ever surveyed, and that the
asd can be constructed at an expense far below the
sneral anticipated cost.
The cars of the Canal Railroad Co ran through
w Haven in the bed OF tie Canal for the first time on
x;urdsy The noise and confusion created consd'
rsbe excitement in Chspelst as the ire horse sped
trough the most populous part of the town at full
Psed
The arrangement between the Reading Rail
1ad Co and the SchuylkI Navigation Co. which we
ave before mentioned s said to be something like
"a
ne The Cana to per the toll and freight
the Railroad sasn,ees Canal third oihe
x Business 10 'sS. The wao'- snoan OF coS brought
a. shos eag do~a than 20 90 tons q that amount ir
ra vii then pAy The Cans teh, equal 70 The deficiency II
uch srae-ncn, a. III. shiu observed
f'h. hop. 20 these great sors r''as TO Their '
vs.usu Of the schuykm Nss,ssou. mentioned week
a's sibe0p By voluntary sdvaoc- GA ne par o. NC 9A
scomPaay.
| The receipts the past year on the Baltimore
st Ohio Rslrosd amounted to sl2l36i4, being an in.
ssc OF lll7y7 the receipts of the year before.
he revenue exceeded that of the previous year by
skS0. The net revenue was equal to per cent on
Inesptal but no dividend was made in money, stock
soiers in lieu thereof receiving stock to the
snoant of their respective esimsthus increasing the
s,gn stock to the smount of the dividend IL is ascer
hsed that the line may be completed to the Ohio with
osi my grade exceeding 79i fee, to the mile.
The Macos Telegraph of Yesterday says We
are Indebted to the poeness OF friend for the fol-
osins exhibit of the income of the Georgia Railroad
To- The year ending Soth sept lsis
Freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S69,J4l -
Nal - S57l %
Ts,,l si35,467 81
iaerease over previous year .......-.-. 80 ~ d
The Proportion Of specie to the notes IN circuia-
u'a Of the City Bank OF Montreal 10 about to . OF
ns Commercial Bank, l TO 4 and OF the Montreal
nsnk. nearly to p
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Temperance Anniver-ary.- fr ankIh Onion
M d. OF VIII hold their Anniversary on W cdnesday
evening 25h the Broadway Tabernacle Hon james
Harper will preside. Addresses by John b Cough ana
other distinguished speakers The music will be under the
direction OF Prof r. A. Russell. Prof Thorbarn Gibbs
will preside al the Organ Tickets - cents eaeh-T0 be had
Al Wner,ons hat store leo Csnssi, Squire Brother $50
Bowery; Pease, $50 Clinton or - Dusion-sti ID Bar
ker IS! Chatham or cor Grand and Orange SIS w W IL
Lewis l42 Chslhsm-st Daguerrean roonsli Miss NJ r
Pugsley SO Greenwichsv; Mrs Fraser IN Orchard
1t; Lacy Gravel. % For.yh Julia Dkensn, IS Eila'
corner Fulton and Nassau and Of any Of the members
Of Franklin Union.
Persons DESTROYS Of hearing Mr. Cough Will Avail tnen-
yes of his opportunity his engagements Will require
him TO leave the city the following morning.
= ,;,,ss OF SusSTuSW
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. OCTOBER p
MINIATURE ALNANAC....THIs DAY.


g''sr9. sasssIs coiAsa burg, punch
Bsrs- Me- jacobs Bsmburg schmidt Baichen julia Adams
Bns i X H5ef Aaier.oa, co,l. } " Elr-n
wosom, Petersburg ) Hunter q Co.
ARRIVED SLIP Sullivan White Charleston % d.. cotton &c,
B9se % ,~ h mt; 1 ' , 81 s 1, 49, pr, 'gs,ess &
s, and par If TIE sec 6sge
day David Cg seaman fell from The fore yard overheard
VA. drowned blowing Pehc, hurricane at he time
SSw 10 save ''' ''' "'' s'''
.ear Tsyor Len no An ves.e % lsh nst "a, 8 long 3
ie 90 nm VIZ % .s o' s~f to,. ''' ,,
her rgsns 90 i3h and lNh experienced hurnne, which dd
bremen Argument, Wolf Larl' Cuba = day, m.Aos.u,
cedar g. isSo, Len :, a. s',s 10 .',a ' 80 -, s
me wreck Of brig being sah could ony undeand that ssoi'
Bs vernon Paxton savannah days cotton &c. stue. Clear
.er james Brane, Robinson Windsor Nsl - DAYS,
's scpr ! s 3 assld' TRIED Providence a.e
schr Cardena. Croeser New Haven
schr Nep Yoh Goodsel, Boston, ndss.
sehr Csmbrtgs Lero, Boston nase
selr M,.tc' ciarchii bingham ash
sSIi Pir.idtni Harrison. SeIer.oa. Plymouth, bob.
s,hr Iron Acorn. Smith, Ihomasion, hne
schr Patriot. Bucsiey Thema'ion lime
s ss s ss'' is~ Si Boston 9 @d., ''''
scSf david Coz. Hale,i. boston, md.e
schr WIN Henp, Hhkiey, Boston, mdss
SrIeud n, snI ID. ffuflifnfe
Andrew Brown, NIlsn Boston mdse
Charles Miller. Bradford. Wlmngton, NC
schr Mars. Mitchell, Washington, fNC)
s,hr Farmer Hopkins. Chnc'tsgue
Schr Cl.s Manner. Mlsn lDCl
Futn. Demefesi, Baltimore
sciu E@ur, X Barnes Wetmore, Nse Hstea
s.hf Flofsis. Cuurson, Bfookhagrn
Schr Eugene. Coleman, Benton.
schr Four Brothers, Lowell, Boston
Bearse Boston
Schr School Boy. Perry, Gfeen~ch.
Samuel asnsr.-, Georget0wu, -four
schr Mercy Taylor NNksr-on, Richmond, g.
BLOW ships u The ofng-no signals.
SAILED Ship ytori, Liverpool stephen Austin, Gseston
John q Co.ie New Orleans Elizabeth Ellen. DO Calender, o.
b,r.s m james Mobile. Alice Tseou. DO Caroline ChaIes
ton Trau Charlotte lsj Goienblrg Lndn Mobile DAVID pai
fi. Wilmington, and other
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ling. Ac.-A gentleman, perfectly familiar with these
branches Of Industry having received thorough scientific
and practice education IN The fret Institutions Of France and
having had charge OF extensive Establishments for series
of wears in Paris and elsewhere, DESTROYS Of fndng
susiou the United States he entirely competent to
,sss ihs Whole direction o msnufsciury refinery Of
s1,nr al e.tsbshmeDi for the culture and winding OF silk
or disuery lie also understands thoroughly the fsocs
in ~ iory hsck the culture OF the sugar beet &C. He
csn bring the highes, testimonials TO ski capacity and
chxr.eter Plesse address c. A. D. 81 this ONCE
GA law4usA ltNASW
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nts-AsAes ~ sales bhis Of which
rrs Al ls4 Anercsn q; IS. and Pearls a. ls1
sOS-for Cotioa the nqsy moderate snc the mArse heavy
Efc,e. o. l.ooses a. aSost y oeo~ saturday rate.
AND hEAL-The nsrset for Flour roooerssb active
e. e eess rather rher, lev orders
M most OF 1oee received - The e~ine limited
- - 90 stscaoB The sses Of The cay 600 obs
~. ~ y. export Tie rsage 3'kds s. o ssts and West
s..s GOD esBds aud n dS s,k for pare Gsuesee III.
10 kss sss and also iron the hofns
sSsss AIS q $500 ee< wore4s- Isl Louisl 50 and
~ oaf The receipts are Dot axs A si, 30 bos Troy
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Ward. The undersg ned invite meeting OF their fellow
citizens Of the Eighth Ward, in Union Hall Wooster-st
This TUESDAY Evening Oct ~ determine their course
oi action In reference the coming Presidential Election
Alex Duncan, Patrick Brown, John J. Zulle,
Francis voorhees, William Brady. Edward J. Clt.
Wm. n Price. Levin PurnelL Jeremiah Powers
Ransom y. Wake, Rex Jordan, Abraham Roberts
Chas. l. Reason, Alexander Bsily, John P Thompson.
Our fellow citizens Of other ards invited be pres
ert Addresses VIII be made by Dr. J. McCune smith,
Rev. J. p. Thompson and others o2i II
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON Oct 9s-Au ship Kate Howe, Camines Csdr BARI
Lowell Iovelana Rausoe bng Geo VILLAINS Pane Maiagt
CHARLESTON oct 9oArr baks Avoa keudnck, Boston, wa
Thompson. Msren RI CID, ship Onano, HOMES LNeipF
brig Ke,ing. Brown. Rssre.
NEW ORLEANS oct lhCd, ship non, Thomas, boston DAFT
Jane Ganc Matthias. Msrssiles. .,
PHILADELPHIA Oct 3-Arr brig Mar, Jones Havana 'id'
hr,g Iewes. North. PernAmouco - d.
SAVANNAH Octl9-Arshp Brmuhsn sturi'ani Nior1 barb
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~ Importanr Te.rimou, from uirb An.


thority "A Fthitct car AID No Misr'KE-We are
about 70 write voluntary statement q recently f.
fecied by WisTAEs bslssm u Wild Cherry wrics The
editor q tht psp-r VIKING 10 give under be owe ssra
mrh We make pro bono Dutlic1 We have never .een
he proprietor OF his Invaluable medicine, ard
thing al g. about him About four weeks % he
con posters q THIS Office suffering badly from
coue that he was unable 70 sleep nights and weak
stand al bis lie becsm- very pale and ihn and
symptoms u falling victim 10 quick consumption. We
recommeoded to hfa vsnou- reu-c which had effect
Finally We gave him one bottle q WsTAz's bslsam u
WIG Cherry. which Obtained Of the Messrs Sands u
this city IL sHOrdsd him immediate relief and be q
well gaining 1es1 daily. With rudy oleNior.
and ne ghfe.. symptom Of cough These acts
and farther particulars may be learned this Office We
should add that me cough in the above aocomp
MED by pro1se sptng Of blood. Pnce 8 per bottle
ooues for 81 Beware Of couneriss h0ue genuine 1n-
less signed BUTTS on the wrapper
Yor sale hole-ale and retail BY Messrs b D SANDS
10 Fulion-st. HESEY JoHSsON, rs Broadway. = East
Broadway and By the Drgg,.ts generally lIu
" constipation, lCosuvsn--s obstinate inve,s-
rate snd hsdus cons patton permanently cured t-ithouf
5sedcpes. ec'ions baths By nsura simp and nia
ble lately discovered IN France being pssishe
vegetable FOOD called ne nee and aDroref B1ron' r.
rgena superior 10 favor and efficacy % any before
imported sold II u also the mOst nutritious, light and
digesuble dee yet discovered. This celebrated pre-
n rebellion. ce. Of dyspepss constipation and The pLes
Warranted 10 give satisfaction or the purchase money re-
Sold. vhOesse and retail by The suhscriber, sole Agent
for the United States A. The National Depot 10 DrmmOld
DOOR from Broadway and by the principal Druggists N The
81, % TuThssa. -' '-'''1 BF MOSES. 81 Reade-..
r. Wigs md Toupee-.-batcheior's new invented
wigs snd scsps ar 10 advance Of any hitherto offered
20 Tie public; for hghtnes Guaranty and natural appear
they unequsled AL pe-sOus wishing tritrsie
vic scalp should not Fall 10 cal ~ The manuactory q WV
BATcHELoR Wal-st. near Broadway, before purchasing
elsewhere. Private rooms for flung wgs aust ThsT 1ifs
~ GentIemen's Hnts-FaII -tyIe-BIRD, cor Of
Pine and Nassau -GeDtemens Hats Of the Fall stand
ard embracing the Improvements In the various
branches Of the art ready for inspection and sale
The style s submitted the critical Judgment Of the
well FOR the style and fnish the quality Of
the article offered
The subscriber relies with much confidence upon the INST
determination o. discerning public, resting his claims upon
the known merits OF his hsts for quality durability aud sYe
nor Hisi the bet eridenoe Of their intrinsic excellence
The liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed is sufficient te.i
ofiher quality Notwithstanding the exravsgsui preiensons
OF dealers, so common a. the present time BIRD,
80 lmiseodTuTh6S corner Pine and Nassau -.
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nR, POWELL, attends as usus 10 Diseases OF sle
DEye and Ear 81 1. Warenst where can Dc asa rs
Treatise the Eye" prce - cents ~ cesefiu-s. -
gusg~ hist al can understand the Eye and s diseases
hints for the Of vision and decnons o ~
selection Of spectAees just mported srncia eyes
can be inserted without any pain and hai move 80 &c
natural eye they improve the appearance, exclude eol ~
and dust support the cs and thus render esscrl sef
10 the healthy eve DR. Powelfs sefActng BYE snd lar
popntans az row he operation a. The Ssr wnere
,r be lad free OF pamphlet describing the cases u
which hey are successfully used OFT enseoo
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Ssv.7 oTE CaIIie Market. M0S0I7. 0cI 5


- AhAkT-i~ Reel Csiie >ouihefn and The remainder
- sa,s t'oc sheep aat LsHe. snt Cows snd Calves
~ CATTLE here has been good degree Of stNiy re
-, sSe car ss; bat With peufe suppe he operations Of
AVE oesn saAc-oi pEes up the ot roin snc
'ens 49,. figures cor good retailing qsscs s5
hxl,on
Tvs AID cALvEs-Ar good rsq9ss, prre. sasag
S.y ron 80 70 "a 50 10 stoaSs
shstf AND LAMBs-sh-ey lax o. 2 rat 80 Lsmhs IS
Sss Is. LeA over 500.
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EVERY FARMERS BOOK

TEN THOUSAND COPIES printed IN six months -
L Illustrated tresuse Domestic Aums- being history
and description = the Horse. Mule, Cste sheep swine
P0airy ard Farm Dogs. wiki directions Tor heir manage
nert breeding crossing, rearing feeding and preparation
f0r profitable market Also heir diseases snd remedies
together with fl directions Tor the msrag smeui u he
dairy and The comparative economy sDd advantages OF
working animals the Horse Mule Oxen. &c BY K L. Alen
auihor - ~ Compend OF American Agriculture &C
The shove contains more Than ~ engravings .nd
portraits Of improved anmss, Illustrative OF The different
breeds ard various subjects tresiei IN t.
The most minute well general principles Tor breed
ing cros.ng rearing. feed ng and manageneni Of sA
domestic sniuas. herein gwen 10 produce the utmost
marketahs value Tor the food and attention bestowed on
them well % prevent disease, and save he Immense
losses which annually occur from his source.
Il can BE- sent by mA In cloth bindlng for IS cents
paper 81 cents
Published By { NJ SANTON, 205 Broadway, Y.
For sale By al the Booksellers throughout the country
Agents wanted Tor every County ~ every state Ad-
dress. postpaid the Publisher OF sus
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DREMIlM MiLL.-Tne rAN OF lAe Au-e "9 = =.
s,iie has irsi closed. and although many tills wsIe
sar x hbi,e5 for competition the Committee have AZ az
$1,000 f,r ne sNh rnle the srsi Premium 10 OhAhLEs
ROSS viz Gold Medal for the bss' Flour MI 80. s
M-,al for the bes, Corn MIL $50. silver MSIs1 -.
rr. Al h- recent State Far Al bufao, ms NJ 80.
he srs, Premium and also Al The Rensselaer, toun.y
specs. Comm tee Of the senecs County 80.
society was appointed nvesugse The meris OF rs n,
ana highly recommended as well adapted 70 ne AL
~ Fsrrsar. and Planters THIS NIL 10 now n s1ecrssil
onersion Al Nj PAYNES establishment u tleY-nin,sI
near Nnihavsuus grinding plaster and marble aess
above Nil Ia FOR sale al 50 Broadway. o. ~
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The Commercial states that applications hav-
"a recently been made at the proper office In the
ra,ed States Treasury Department for information as
the amount paid account Of the sixteen million
sa and the time when farther nstsments Of It would
srequired the given that strict instruc-
ton. had been given not to communicate any knowl'
se to inquiries this and other points Of the
governments financial purposes"
The following counterieits are In circulation Is
q the Mohawk Bank Schenectady, good imitation OF
be old ps,e--vignette Indian in canoe registers
and badly written the genuine notes OF this plate are
early all in. Commercial Bank. Lockport altered
sOn ones-vignette, female sitting holding large
cure /.
The Banking capital of Boston has been increas-
within FIVE years sl2sOooo, little per ct
nile the increase in dividends has been equal to over
} Der cent The statistics were as annexed
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DIED

- xvrfrIkN HALLErT Pea. for many
'os -. sser.ms conr Ne DID Of he Pha' is's' as'
. ,.' s az sfRAH vi. Of Lu.s Gage. he oi''yeai Of
" 9s - A.. trend. ae respectfully invited n aen1 - 70
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NEW BOOKS IN PRESS.

TEE LIFE or BEACTY. New Novei, - The
Il author u Breach Of Promise, The JLt" hsryng
Mau.~ &r-Prce > cus
The Csndesale Marriage s,ry Of the present day BY
Mss Ellen Walace-Pric- 3 cfs
ALSO.
The Marrying Mar, New Novel. by tie suihor q Life
or Beauty" Xc-Pri-e = cts
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a. Mercantile Library and Readinz Room.

Clinton HsAPresen number Of volumes rsing = 20 sna
constantly increasing Number II perOdics Tu1cllons
tsken-Reviews aud Magazines, American and brtsh-75
CLERKS nrsron fee 81 and half yearly dues Al rerchs-is
ard others annual subscription S Rooms ore non 10
N 60 i0 r. ". SeW members received o. -rv tine
within nese hours application Ne d-ss of Library
By order HENRY A OAKLEY.
Of lmis Re- So Mef LAD Association.
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b. A. Chiffon, Aucuonscr -
NAIuARIE nTOHE PkOPEkTH AT AUG

TION 10 close an Estate. Positive sao.-COLE
Chiffon will sell al Auction on TUESDAY Oct "a, N
n At the Merchants Exchan &c. tho large loursofy
Ere proof brick store 90 PnesI between Pear and u
nam ats New ork containing In front "a feet 10 inehes IN
rear 70 feet nche. on H. side 70 feet 10 inches and
on the side IS feet inches be tho same more or Ices
hs .,ore 4. well and built with iron shutters
snd slate roof and proof every respect tNolo)
Oh
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r G. KEMP, Aucuoneer.
FURNITURE, PIAsOFORrE,k &C

III Ornamental ana seful Housekeeping Artclos-IO
MORROW, At lft O'Clock, 5 Nassau ct near Wailst-hC
KEMP will sell al Auction, a. above, ngs Asoimon' W
valuable uaror dining room and chamber cabinet furniture
and rch useful aud articles and fancy GOODS
among which many valuable articles
PANOFOkTEs.-At "a O'Clock, rosewood pianofofiS-
Also, second hand rosewood piano. "H ~
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A SOLDIERS LIFE.

-, GENES IN A SOLDIERS LIFE, being corrected
INnarrarve Of the principal Military Events 10 Scinde,
Beloochisan and AfshAnisan from 1889 TO l65 by j. H.
Wilton author OF The Oucasi Desertions SC price 81
The Mysteries Of Russia by fred LscroN. price 81 CTS
The Rva Beauties novel, BY Miss Psrdoe, price - ct-
Codeys Lsdy's Book for November, price . cents
Graham. Magazine Tor November. price > cents
Union Magazine for November price - cents.
Lsdie. Nauona Msgszine for November price lS cents
The Ilegiumaie. by j. H. Duganne, pnce > cents.
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