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JOHN NIBLO

HAVING TAKEN the spacious airy, anil elegant esab-
III Iishment, formerly known as the ALEXANDRIA, no.
f55 broadway takes pleasure In announcing 70 strangers
visiting the city and 10 the public that his Saloons are now
open fore reception they have been improved deco
rated and newly furnished and every effort has been
made render them the most attractive and agreeable
plnrr of resort In this country.
The large saloon is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain, and IL orIlanented with the
choicest Plants and Flowers Ices and Dellcaces Of every
kind are served here during their The rooms
above where there IL wesored Bar with choice Wines
and Liquors u great variety devoted exrlnsiyey 70
gentlemen The visiier whether seeking good PRONE
made. agreeable lounge delicious refreshments VIII
find them at No. ISL. NV g3
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4 Schedule: s,N f8
Lesying Spears Wharf baltimore, daily except Sundays
al r. NJ by the we'll known route, chesapeake Hay
City Point Petersburg, Weldon Wilmington, TO Charities
ton, q without los Of sleep 70 Wsldorin the popular
captains and crews. GEORGIA. Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, JEwESS, Captain Sutton.
This Line han baen running for upwards Of twenty years
for ths route Arriving N Norfolk. affer comfortable
nigfr slrrI morning, ut O'Clock, A. NJ Theice IN
James River with Its beautiful scenery, III daylight
the Steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, or ALICE
beautiful iron Steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow
time IN advance at Petersburg Of the Greai a. s. Mn
lime will the passengers leaving Baltimore time,
Washington City morning, where this Great r. s. Mail
their lase advertisement Of "a hours alsad ni any other
Line. The Hay Line gives the traveller III least hours
Peierburg 10 encounter the night travel Whining
ion NC The same passengers that leave baltimore by
Baltimore evening, and Washington next morning
via the Great " MalD a Petersburg therefore arrive
Charleston all together Il
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail-
Garysyile and Frnklin-tience by tile steamer
FOX to Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern and Washington N
e. Returning with same connection. f8555gFt
Returning leaves Norfolk at and Portsmouth at o'clock
P. ~, daily, except Sunday, arriving in baltimore in
West. a t. Fts
aA'e ossNsf" p' EisaSsss s GYM q yGi G. ~ 9a
:! I" " Franklin, ri - 3sa D
g q Richmond or Petersburg Va, q
y g g Castor or Weldon, ". c.,
=, 9 Through TO Chareston, S. C., q
Meals board bay and James River Boats included
thereby saving each passenger by this route s 10
Travellers by tile above rote will please be directed by
Soliciting Agent IN the Cars, and by the Porter III the
Depot yard T. Norfolk Line labelled his hat) who will
direct you and your baggage to the boat.
baltimore, October sth, 1877 m. n n.
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warrington University Of baltimore.

4 6 .
llEDICAI r. DEPARTMENT. Session Of 1871 and bis
Prof j. u 5 MosKuR, NJ d., Theory and Practice d Medi-
einr. laine q 5L III L.+F +is 5FaA TH. Nt.
Prof T. FOREMAN, VI. D., Chemistry.
Prof WILLIAM 4. WILSON, NJ D., lherapeutcs and Mate
ria Meaica MI a
PROT WilI.Nl r. LEONARD, NJ. d., Anatomy.
WILLIAM H. SfolEs, M D., Professor Of Obaetrics, Dis
easea OF Women and Children and Medical Jnrspru
tl denee .4 Se- II t.thf {a sa4e .43 'its829t
Prof GgonaE McGooH, NJ. D., Surgery
Or. WAKEMAs BaYAILy, DemonsiraloT Of Anatomy,
The annual course nf Lectures will commence Moa.
DAY. 18th Of October next ami continue o,,r months
The College has greatly enlarged Its capabilities for I'M
parting Medical Instruction The Iospilsl pepltmeni nm
der The control Of resident member OF the Faculty has
been filed with Of disease, Museum Of Anatoni
cal and other preparations has been estabshe and many
important additions 10 the Obsenical Department have
been received from Paris The for Tie resident Stu.
numerous, comfortable anil econ omic and will
prove greatly advantageous 10 such as wish II pursue
assiti,ons and uninterrupted course 81 study
Fees for the Session.
MaricnlaIion ticket .8. II So
Professors ticket, each ilft 10 4,
A Demofnfafor's Ticket .-f = 10 t
DiPcmay %
f. FOREMAN, DIAN
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REDsTEADs rRoor 4 GAInsr Buas.

r TNDsLEYts IMPROVED PATENT BEDSTEADs, at
IL GARDlNERS, GO Gold street, first door from Beck.
man street, New York This Improved Dedsead received
the hghe premium awarded At The late Fair nf the Anne
rican Institute In October is3, - and 8, and the silver
medal 81 lsis over every other competitor The Dedseads
and all sihsr aricles u furniture required Cor the cham
ber are manufactured Of The beat Materials aud under the
immediate supervision Of the undersigned. ~
Mattresses, PlllinEiers, Feather beds, Bosers and Pill
Iowa hand made 10 order 10 III The Bedstead and
warranted 10 be filed with such hair feathers rep
resented WILLIAM C. GHRDINER
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues the .say.
MI sdpdriid D1ndeon Wild Cherry, and several other
Ezofic oHs whose wonderful curative properties al
together nnknown except 70 the author OF
49t HASlEY'S FOREST WINE
swe known 10 good CHEMISTS Tint all vegetable sub.
stances coninn more lesa deieferios properties well
medicinal virtues Thoss opposite qualities which
diused together IN every plant and blossom remain
neeparabe the extracts 6bained by the usual method
Of boiling &c rendering NIL medicines thus prepared inert
and In many either injurious altogether useless
This accounts In great measure FOR the nefcency Of
many medicines in g The diseases which they profess
to ciTe. se FfslE 'NI t%iM4@e1 5}t IfflgA3
T. very different with Hasieys Ebrea Wine ny means
purpose q s sriee lie entire virtues q
the most valuable combination Of plants discovered Is
obtained pure and free from every properly bit those which
frame. This renders the F6rea Wine the excel
lent and truly valuable medicine In the world both FIR Its
miraculous power OF curing well delightful flavor.
The F6est Vine Ia most distinguished for La great e
cary In ressiring consfifons and curing gene
ral III health proceeding from disorders, complaints
OF the sioac rer kidneys, including eosffre.
ness, dyspepsid, indigeson loss Of appetite and Ie5ifa
ted of ne sysie. free 81 the Forest Wine re.
stores inyalds Of this class 70 The most robust srong aud
vigorous ralt Il has alao proved useful IN restoring In
vas from lingering state alter severe attacks Of sickness
Price 81 per bottle, for sale at IIasleys General Depot
J. r. Callai, only agent, Washington City. Il
O. NJ Iinthicun only agent, Georgetown,
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New Carpet Warehouse.

DALLARD a FRINGE inform their ensomers and The
ID public that they have removed from the old Stand 50
long occupied by them the large and Ware
house, recently erected on the north side OF
BROOMElELD STREET, @8f
short defiance from Washington street. where they Offer
for sale OF English and American
Carpenss Of all qualities; DO do Stair Carpennss; Heart
Russ; Bookings; Straw Mattingr, Ae- &c.
Also English and American Painted Floor Cloths, Of al
Al .hnuse d 4
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LIFE ms TRANCE co
LONDON AND NEW YORK.

4f3#gt i INSTITUTED IN 1851,
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that persns ensured In the Al
IN bion are from this date permitted 70 visit Europe ut all
asuna Of the year. in rstcass vesss without any pay
charge for sea riak and that her policies sha
remain IN full force during such voyages and residence In
any part Of Europe, F@3
Prospectus with modified conditions rates &C. may be
~ JOSEPH FOWLER,
r. S. BUCHANAN.
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THE pEsr uMunELLAs N AMERICA.

II TIE BEST UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA,
ISAAC SMITH co. would inform the publici and par
iicuarly their customers whom they have been unable 70
supply Tor time past, tat they are now u,ey nik)
able TO hlh amy order or their Sr tHghn t"of aas,
well know as !. Smiths Super Umbrellas. Y KAN
They have also ON hand every variety OF Cotton and ting
ham UMBRELLAS, which they will sell low Tor cash or credit
5lSAAC SMITH * co, Wholesale Manuiict,Mers
SEE No 80 Pearl street, New York
4tsi2 No. ~ Milk street Boston, Mast
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM

THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which is felt in the
accuracy perfect adjustment Of these Scales Ia such
that they 10 he regarded The standard from
which there IL no appeal t% .
Scales OF above manufacture Of every required mod
fcaior graduated to the English French Spanish Portu
gese Chinese standards, for exploration and hon'
trade, constantly on hand, and for sale by 4a
octBIy' FAIRBANKS& CO, 81 Wafer st.
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II o USE AND LOTAN MIL y
f4f II CARRYALL{ FOR SALE.

~ TIE sibscrlber oilers Ills TWO STORY FRAME
HUI HOUSE and LOT, Oh the south side III Maryland
accommodating lerns lie thinks unnecessary 10 give
here description Of The property a. those who wish to
purchase can call aud examine for themselves. "
ALSO, a FINS FAMILY CARRyALL, Of late style. The
trimmings and IN taste Those who wish to uT.
chase will find this bargain. u be by calling on
the subser CALEB FARMHOUSE,
Jan Maryland Ave. south side, between ~ x SITS,
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MyyKING ~ son,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS
4.i6 BROADWAY

uYvoT REVOLVING CHAIRS, Incumbent Revolving
ChaIrs Sefacting Extension Incumbent Chairs. Dentist
CAsirs I1iproved Invalid Whesi Chairs, Branch Reading
and Writing Desks and every variety u Mechanical Chairs
for comfort and convenience. 0i s5 .a's
Aieo ny permission manufacturers Of Major Series u
g, A. Travelling Invalid Chair.
Fashionable Cabinet Furniiure made to order
NY ~ K KGii1rcK tNew York.
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FRENCH CHINA.
ID. g. q ID. HAyILAND,

AZ sStS&8Et s ~ NO. ~ JOHN STREET, .Ht. it
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving goods In
j usna assortment, Dmong which
500 Dinner Sets, some very rich
1000 Tea Sets, 'o''e wy 'Nn f#
go pairs Vases for Mante Ornaments
600 pairs Rich Coiiers
e Gard Baskets, Candlercks, &c .8
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plano-Forte Mannf.etory ana ware-as

PIano- Forte BKannfaetory and Ware Room
1877 Third Avenue, New York.
TT WORCESTER offers for sale a large assortment Of
H. choice Piano Fortes from TO octaves IN elegant
Rosewood and Alogsny all Of which are mannfac
tred under his supervision and for sale on reasonable
terms. 1 lt4 .4s4 III
nv devong bis perronal attention 70 the touch and tone
nj III m which haze heretofore been considered
,ivalled he will endeavor 70 maintain their previous
putaiion AMI re sectfuy uolcits examination ir Pro
iesroTs Amaitufa, and the public !.
rommodous yarernom has recently bean added 10 his
annfaciory which Will AFFORD increased facilities Ia the
selection Of insirtmfnfa H IA M&a tla0E &tes5e h
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To Let,

TIVE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
suitable Tor Exhibitions Fairs Lectures, Concerts,
such other purposes Inconsistent with the principles Of
total abstinence. Terms moderate Apply 10 tagsg
u. WARD, President Stock Committee,
dec lS-tf Or the Hall.
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THE BEST MECHANICAL PAPER
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punNrTuREi runNIruRE,,

= a Y tie S,cond Street CABINET wAREROOMS, No iI
II SOUTH second street IL MOUNT having large aud
splendid essermtnt 81 fashionable and we nl,'ie farhi,e,
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J. STOUVENEL g. CO.,
No. 90 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near broadway,

MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE and
NA RETAIL DEALERS In
CHINA, GLASS, .a.NDsL.a.MPS.
for oil and lard. x .s ssi 81
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Candelabras, &c. 4.sb 4,5s " II
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
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articles warran ted. ~ 8i9
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press.
ed and plain Glass constantly on hand
All the above articles made to order, and al
kinds of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired. efg fsisl
Goods loaned to parties sl4
Oil at wholesale and retail. sS
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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Patent B,ackinys M welaT, No 30 Chestnut street.
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful jet POLISH and does njure the leather Those
who would hare polished understanding nhoud read the
advertisement IN another column C.. 81 Gasene NOV L.
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TNDEuBIE INK, without preparation, az % eis box
| For saie by CHARLES SrOTT
81 Drueaisl and Apothscary.
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JPHE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
recent 81 the legislature 10 authorized 10 lake Nh.
Iine and Fire Risks under titie Of TIE MN DIRK
FjRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
mid All is LOSSES IN mill accustomed by The great rts
fS35 and 1876 and posse ssing full Capital OF sDo, will
rpls Affords ample security 10 all persons making Ma
zine ami frc Insurance. Risks will be taken avora
III Terms as other similar Institutions application at In
odiee the company No, az wan street, titoning h'
Goisler a enquirer Office 4. itya
DIRECTORS.
i Oliver H. Jones Joseph NJ Lord
Samuel $ Rowland William Spencer
samuel &. Harriet Juba Terbell n, E
Horace Brooks George Lovet
John CaIp gH 4CoIns Vanderbilt ~
Walier X Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas II. Mills, Isaac N Seymour
Hamilton Byienburgh Israel Corse
Oliver u Tweedy Josiah o. Law
fAh Walter n. jones' jr John f. Andrew
". Andrew A. Pilot John Even
Abraham II. Davis Charles MlnuIn
llOratlu n Sttbbns.
o. H. JONES' President
n UspBRHIIL, Secretary
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p ON WARN put W in bottle, size. Ror 81. y
~ ~ t,sss.s "A, suARLEs sToTT,
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| 4 Prime sr,Iols o. RtvILLd BEANS on hand and
| "A for sale CIARIES ST0IT, Dresist, II
corner ~ nh street and p. aysnus
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
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FOREjCN AND DOMESTIC NEWS, AGRICUI.
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AMUSEMENT tG

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n J. BAYARD IA YLOR and GRACE GREEN
WOOD are regular correspondents Of The Post
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Wsays Patent JaJsa1 Backing ia sbon, The tes art,ce
Of the kind we have seen The polish which npart4 10
the under stoHdiags OF IL brisnt lasting; we
have tried H. and Il boots say all this in la behalf
aUt&es ff'psniHg Dli'eitH, Jpoe r.