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SPECIAL NOTICE..


NIAsoNIC NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF ST JogNs
I Grand Lodge OF the most sIeient aud honorsbie
taby Free Asd Accepted lasons OF the State of New
York and the members of the subordinate Lodges under s
jurisdiction; also all hssons in good standing
FULLY the Grand Lodge Room l Grand
street this q ridayl morning at eight o'clock for tes
the last tribute the remains OF
the gallant and Rmened Major General Brother Wm.
Worth Members Of the fraternity will srtear in full
gaia. HENRY z. ATWOOD, GIN.
RoBERT MAcoY, G. s.
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9COO ture. for the 81 sonotrh9s' Ofal rene die
yet dscoytfec r The ylaut. th IL the
tain 70 mstss tleedy snd permanent without ne
lest tesir ton w s- dnnh change anrli
erton 70 business The prieo- ct alerges ne Ia.
rarce Of recent sencrhgato be brought which hs
VII net undtr forfeiture ~ $50 na.v en-.l ia
w. ssys sole ~ the Drug 23 Bruaiway sorns Of
Chan hers street slso No 10 Aston Heus Al ia Nv "a
ray, sha 100 fultob street, strser 81 William.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, lS49.

y
"Orid" and the Republtc''-1b. E,Oings De-
fence.
The following communication appeared quite
conspicuousy in The Republic, on day before yes
terday:-
The Union II the 7th instant contains letter copied
from the Ho aid Of the I'd instant In which the Hon.
letter has wfu nt stray ed from the truth
in the wing instances viz =" Mr.. Ewing has son
in CaifornA Who holds Office; Mr Caiee confidential
clerk TO Mr.. E~iDg receives *l,40O Per annum MIR.
Coolidge nephew Of Mr. twings wire hods cierkshiH
in the Sixth Auditors ONCE ut salary OF 81 400 per
annum."
The facts in relation to the above these
Mr.. Ewing has son In California but he does not hold
offce Mt sd.- IL confidential clerk to Mr. Ewing,
and his salary is much less than $la00 per anuum.
Mr. CsodIe has been in the Il xth Auditors Oice for
W., svac,eIsS b, /. iocofoco sdministr.tion. Mr.
would isIih'r that M Ewing Ia, n: nsph:. n
p,rss's letter hAs any regard for truth, he will
rect the iaehood he has stated Yours respectfully,
VIRGINIA.
Virginia" admits the burthen Of "Ovid's'r
charges against the Secretary Of the Interior. He
bIihhs the question of the firm of Ewing & Vin.on,
aud passing by, nay, conceding my statements, in
the main, 10 be correct, raises the foregoing petty
issue. Now, IA the "anthor of the Hcyad's letter.
has fcgaId tor truth,' Che being an independent
gentleman, who has nothing to ask of the admins
uation,) he condes ceDd, ~ nouce the aforesaid
toadying ard mppg defence, evidently got up by
some dependant
am no, quite confident that Mr.. Ewing has a
son IN Office IN California, though have no doubt
that his expenses Onward were borne by the gov
eminent. | ,e-aiifm that Mr.. Caiiee confidential
clerk TO Mr. Ewing.
And now with regard to Mr. Coolidge. Is "Vir-
gina" simply tool, or Is there an admlxture Of
ihe talsiher IA his character!
/ ASCERTAIN, on inquiry, that there are two per-
cons employed In the sixth Auditors otiice-one a
Mr.. Coolidge, who is democrat, as stated by
"Vlrginla !" the other, y MIR. Coolidge, who Is
the n, pb,w Of Mr.. EwiDg's wife. have no words
fer the contempt feel towards the petifogger who
formally attempts, in tins hlmsy manner, to con-
Wet your correspondent of fzsehood. His sphere
properly before some Western justice Of the
peace, who makes hi " mark for his name, and
decides that HE common law OF England was
abolished in thus country by the revolution.
Does not the Secretary Of the Interior feel hon.
ored by the dgnIty Of this defence ! Can II be
that he hln.s,lr pa IN this special plea, this dirty
tricky CATCH built upon the omission Of a letter in
an individuals ntne
Mr.. living may he assured that " Ovid" has no
personal i'll will 10 him. Their relations are social
snd exceedingly friendly but a" Ovid cannot for
bear to eXpose The shameful courses of Mr.. l.. aud
others conhccled with the cabinet, who are de-
slroy ing The Wig party 10 crafty personal ends.
"Ov.d" will, ~ an early day, produce an srPosk
Ct Mr.. Ewrgs appointments IN ONO that will
sisrtle the county, aud perplex Virginia" per-
hIre, into another laundering defence Oun-
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gPOHTIN8.

CENrREvILLE CoURsE-TRo rrING-rRipAY, NOV
" 1sth at cclosk NJ, match fer $o mile hesss best
three in i've q Nelson names b. colt Harry in hAr-
9. Hoaelard names ar g. wiitsy 1" 90 20 sAson
haru ess "A Copklin enters en- AnRens ~ Smits enters
o. "a ErsnshJ, g ssrsino .stsn f. " ysgaoa ys,si r5 q
Shelpy enters b. g. s.s, s~ne say natsa AZ S
mile heats. JOEL CoNKLiN, Proprietor.
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efEDft;AL.

TYR WHEELER. ocuLIsr, q BARCLAY STREET,
devote. ne sasiasv: a,,ss,i0r TO disease. Of Oh. eye
ported from Paris of improved maize and Superior
one. hSSy S, gsiS @'i''' ." '"'a''' ten.
CUIPnuR vAPoK BATHS, INDICATED yAPsa,
~ ana lcsln. sstA'rL. =; cI,ols Bsrsiay sstss
tua remedy ~ Ahe1nss, ssreural Pas., Sudden Colds
sh J.s", Lv" cssrss Salt khsuri, Erupsiaas Of sbs
I IyERwORT, TAR. AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- ably no article hst wider poPsar N all
Tar fsuissnops aud riaI,.fs, Almost
s,S a. ss SS 's s, ben a re-
,,.dfn Pref ho.rs = discover 'ho art Of extracting BY
~ m matter heretofore u.Irows, to prssast
ss,.'s Ter i.' snss",rs =, 20, s.rsy %p
xeIt. i.r srd ,lsnehalsgua The Of sstandss
u.s. even rh,sesos u,gsslvss, .aa s.rs they
you'd :, almost Ss,es Se.G TIE s.naiss Tor sale K
OslehsaGus intend e spsas particularly smother
for sale IVA D. scOv.LL 4 CO.. At their Principal
,sil Irusyht. tensrsiy.
IaroPTArT kypicAL wOkK-EvERY ONE Az
s. ssr sS1' H. kSp PIss r,.s. fr.ss
,ss asiV s:ss are sy .ss sss sss
s 90 40 mach ss snS a.. :. ps stnss
inform s sryta wa .ss ory true ,rsai5 ?, aas cure
he rret. discs ode - prsrs rus Ne are faitsfuy
ry,s' rrse.eay ul.iSl wen .a, every
neral sixth ,Itu.sil %, With pia,.. Price 81,
sfG1s;. boz sG - .s fes, osss Guy Co. pass
eArpr
NEw sLDIIAL soOKs-A ,oaPLErE PRACTICAL
.stsrt; ava ). sdr,d Saessss 81 s Urinary Streams
- s,s 20 81 ~ sss as 1.as.
40 gs.s. "a saissn rrie. s's tsrss frSS ,h. so.scn
equal OF verk the same family q
hsLsa 10 Iis .osSsrJ@ hssssr u 1s wort "a seminal
sdp s T r.. .s ~ ne su sis
-. GTsssssna ~, Rrsss-sv a,s :, ID. A.shor
nK oOrvLSs' sEDICAb CARD TO YoUSo asy.-
.rrt ,e, ef,spihi Jsur ts"a back mt, .as
aai me- and sessHias
$40 ruirsus incsracrr ~ susr-ss csy or mairimonyt
yst atsyt.d IL Las red ss.rss hsd sivsn al
n Ii,,i. ,s.p, .. rs or "shsr ao.rsn ,ss,
are Of - Your sars cots sordi ege,sias
ss,e's"ss isS,ssss f S tS..ss D. Bottle sSo,sls.
fer 81 viii dir,s,., AID nvnr,.ns slviss % ts married
ss'r.sa c ana ,,,h sc. y y ssd By qsycr ssfs.s
.si.r 6Sissf. ibiiss a s.. s. v Sssioos POLES
Csf.ite.
NOCJLg no CHARGE --Ds MURPHY, Oy 90 GOLD
Stresses Recent gOncrthn he In fo-f
ssys ohs,it. ia.sl dstily sss impot.ssy reeesst-y
fre-s business oSas frss * n ,.sp'a
MO CURE NO pAy-Da CoRBITr, 70 DUANE ST
- NJ 30 consulted she rsstsst 81 .erokn teeat
lssai q seesss disease, snssss Dr. 70 cur. ne wor,
form Of MS Jss..s Resent sn.s enrcd - three days NJ
meree'y nse1
nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, mas. sos rms
Sst fSrsvn J,ars .oths.d has pIsccee 20 ,he srsst
.snt e' NfreurinI ave ether see;ss ~ teesis nesrs
ult eascs ssrosed W $50 ~ So tsve psrst
ma BcRRIsoA Is CorFIDsETiALIY CONSULTED
~ % ~ dis.stes Of sees'o nrturt rsscsics q q
~, IN 70 ~ sii.nt wyfsnfy i.,n,
tls-s. d hii sshse. sns,s M.Sa ,~asN
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A N US &C vHNTA.


b. "a. F hAss. .1.sss ' ssy
yASSI co1ssni Meyer Don ott.Sio Hr essyss;
%iitis p Ffss pSseu
Nash Rhoas. mr.. %sr1sl WE.lsr Va sr Iosor "a;
e bs s: s sssa y t Ss ss
o. TO begin att o.,
NIBLo's GARDEN BEFEFIT OF NILE. A. LEN
s., sS'p Ss
sstt other shsssotsr: SaSsI Family Pa; g D'9n
s, Ts' n .sd a IT, r. 'ss
o q. sis sy s BY r.a and B
LIANT intsTmssiOn Of half hour Pre- nsdade sc 70
sG 'Ss Wifi '0%S
other characters by the Raye Family Admission ~ cents
RuRToN's THEArht.-w. Z. BURTON. MAN A.I1,s
s1..ins: NOV t. viii Ss psSl.sn,d drama o. TEMP
=. S CLARKE T sHes ss
jersey MON oPOLY' MT sampson Jones, Mr.. Burton;
h S.i Mr.: Charlie. Russell. With
asS Of E M S 5sss
Gertrude, Mrs holman Doors open Al haf-psst g. per-
formsnse to commence att o'clock
arc. Of signor @. Guidi-Friday evening, Nov. l6.
win he performed Rossins opera sena Of IL BARBiEkE
nerina AvSssaro Alnsvys hi. 2Dd in america
snSr & sss Irs I ES cPs .1as Coz
tor and director, EI Har.t,.i Fries: % sdris.i9s.A
:sass. s. san::is" s
arce-parqnet.
-commsoce ~ half past7.
NlBLOs NILE ADELAIDE LEHnAN RESPECT
IN fy informs public thai in consequence of heavy
Friday preventing many of her friends attending
her that evening" the proprietor has literally Al
on hioh oeession the Rsvel Family Mile Bertha Mile Co
estO Mons Brilliant Mon: H. Wells and Others have ki.d
y volunteered her valuable AID The bill W DC one ot hs
beat of The season Tickets 90 cents
CPECIAL D.-BURToN's rHEATkE.-Mx.
rssS ss :. psTss w fii
Mr.. Burton. Mr. bIousham, Mr. Lynne Mr. Clarke N, Mr.;
JERSEY MONOPOLY, in which M. Burton and M.
AM Mr. wss ss 5S
Burton. Tickets to be had At the Boz Othoe oely
| QARNUhS AMERICAN .MUsEUh-r. T. BARKuS
ID Proprietor-J. Crossword, Jr Assistant aanager-
full Gymnsstis achievements and Pantominis delino,
have their inmutsby with the kave
sa n wsg .n Mr. warden Pss Hos:
hsssrs- nsrrssld Rose, Clark Higgins Misses stan
ApssondA gampsti Crocodile. Admission rs sbaren
urder ~ vears q age I2ts oents
! DARNUM's MUshUM CORNER SEVENTH AND
ID Cbesnut streets, PhAdelphia-P. T. Barnum Manager
and PIoprieorkew most astonishing, and extraerdn
variety Of novelties and attraction Third week Of the
engagement Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. 5. Conner. on Tuesday
oTEHs and n. cAPrIvs In the sf,.Tnoea now and
amusing and variety Of other interesting
Queen; seotsh Brothers. huge Crocodile; Sea
the immense collection Of natural And artificial Curos
and perform zoe children under tor i2,se
| ID OF KISS sTATUARY-THE GREEK SLAVE
Fisber Boy Prossrpss and Genera. jackson prisip
exhibiting ffor bis snelusiv. t.n.t at the Gallery of o
Masters Building No b3 Broadway here works
together WITH ,hs o. th ss oa % Term IN
brought TO this country Admittasss cents seasor
tickets b9 oents. Open from A. n uatii 10 m
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DaeCIxG.

DRivATE DA.Nt 1No AND wab1zISG AcADEgY. AT
Il e. Buhd ~ soaring h fernne nee slsss ie- lr-
siayts Nd Saturdays aud Tuesday 1d fdsy
seeripgs Cenflou> Mr. will awe private
and srttsfuL
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have declared semi. annual dividend of per cent

ton have declared semi annual dividend Of per cent
payable on demand.
The receipts ofthe Chicago Railroad FOR October were
$500 At this rate is calculated 1t will pay $50 900
per snnum running expenses the running part
of the road that there will be danger but the
road will build itself ts Galena. Twenty nine miles
are now completed, and the running twenty
seven of this.
The annexed statement exhibits the gross earnings
Of the Georgia Railroad during the seven months end
ing October Stat; this pared With the correspond
ing period last year. also the month of October each
year, separately:-
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FOfx SALE AND To LET.


EOR SALE-A WOODWORK PATENT PLANNING
reses by calling subscribers
t<y, wbere the improved Wood worth Patent PlAning
ane ass other Machinery Lsthes Engines
&c. John Ii. LISTER, eerner York and Green ats,
Jersey City. opposite City Of New York.
FOR sALE-A yoDERN-BUILT THREE STORY
House. and vacant lot adjoining Mes 81 aud So Grand
Jesey City " be sold low for cssh moderate
terms for rsrt cash Apply to g. r. CoNwAH ss Broad
way, New York
DESIRABLE OFFICES TO LET IN HANOVER ST.
Cours No IS Wall street their present Offices
'A'' '''''' 'A'' ~ -''' ''''' " aAcLauaLAN.
L. T. RANSOM.
ITO LET-A PARLOR AND BEDROCK. APPLY AT
l. No. IL Warren street
OFFICES TO LET.--A LARGE FRONT OFFICE. AND
~ small adjoining. the third story Of honse 81
EeINE in The Boot
NEW BOOKS, go.
MoRGAEs LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE rLACH.
V1 aejorirg the Post Office New Orleans, La.-At ths
s%piss. .os..tiss OF So,.s n:s..y Bicsrapny s.sns
ne Commercial, Geographical, aud Medical Works Also.
prisepsi psy ard w.sily Nsv.pspsrs sad Hssas;sss.
Cssny for article In the trade ssppsd ssd for
paid WORK ordered ~ nail IOrsEn Boo.s inPorssa
70 order. J. q. MORGAN.
Ps Complete arrangements have been made with the
Dsis eipa Pvhhers NE Unsn, for supply VI
he nsw wsrts as fast As issssa- y.C.A.
vNBE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE OF THIS wRsT,
siso mosi deeply interesting letter from Mafachi
faon Chief Of Police Al San Francisco also one from
late Of PsssPs both dated At P.nsma GIVING srSs ana
history Of things ns they are No. besides the
Nsws together with a rich expose IN odd Fso
Society seh 10 ife Once 100 Nassau st. Sold svsryvhsrs
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SALES BY AUCTION.

HENRY ". LEErs AUoTIoNEER.-To THE TRADE
H and others Magnificent collection of Rich Fancy
imported this to be sold without reserve
III nry Leeds Co will sell at suction, on Wednesday,
each dav at their sales Rooms, No Wall eet 1000
Of Dreaep f.na China Vases Water Jars Papyrus snds
Drinking Cups Hubt Cups Flower Stands Incense Vases
nsum Pempe 20 rich tesora,ed FTessi Porcolain Tea
Services costing from SO to 500 EACH rete-
meets SCI Rosewood satnwood and Ebony ARTICLES yiz
Paris made Dressing Gases Ladies Dsessing Gases and Work
wood richly inad Mosaic Carved Cottage Furni-
-Boudor Chairs and Tables richly carved and inaid
with mosaic, the only invoice of Kind imperfect
Papier h>chie Goods-Tables Work foxes Writing eesks
Travelling Baskets and ARTICLES every variety;
made Furniture painted and decorated consist
costly of beautiful gosds made the
r.vsi a. prasee Che richest before offered
tire invoice Of these and beautiful articles consist Of
Tables hsd writins nesas Ne; Esypt.na Terra Gotta
Sc ss pss s three no
.suastcIy ~ from the royal gallery i At
that place The goods win be ready for on
81 months with added Under that
eath. city innos.
RY JACOB 5. PLATT-L. G. CAReINGTCN. AUC-
% III for
an insurance company Consisting Of several
Bells Chises Plane Irons Coffee nils sSoyes ana Toass
Butcher and Shoe Knives Halter Chains, Files Hatchets
.na pas T.ass c chin o
quantity Of domestic goods in good order the owner de-
Hoes kanure Perks casks fstasOna 6Catchfods
9 nsT.s solar aI4nss - don Hay
Seed 20 doI Styles kattrAps Hoes &c Also sound Hard
sna set aammsr csp ao 3 lots table
Knives and fsrss Pen and Pocket Knives aaxor Scissors
Tss also 90 dS oan
Aoeordeons so one case Of Of Edwards aas ivory Combs
rether go DOZEN - ' " '''' w
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MEDICAL.
:. From "a. Ais,pyy s EysnisS Joprss

DROOF !,-PROOFi!!-HERE Is PROOF CONCLUSIVE
IL that Dr. s. 4. Towptends SarsaparlA 10 the original.
The following from Of the most respectable papers in
Al isS tate.
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CoR san FRANCISCO. cALIfoartA-THE FIasr
class New orb tuilt chip RUSSELL 8LOHEi. sirhg
hundred rsrs having most 81 her earso eogaeed will
have mmediat. Ter she shove port for freight or
tasssec pppy en- bcsr4 ~ Pier No a. North River
H. R0IDRRsE Jr. 50 wall street
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N UsICAI..

VOCAL MUSIC AND HARboNv.-CuEvEssr STEN.
~. Oh. Eeebanlt is to commence Glass IN Vocal
Music and Harmony that selehrated system, vhsk
% music 70 thoes who vainly
stsmpted BY this system, the pupil csnin afsv monshs
be able hind usic, the time that he
becomes Of the theory and rules Of composition On
She glasses Of r. the dihenes Of rgnr sns harmony
stimuiane instead o. hind the pupil
Persons dsrous Joining the elass will leave their nance
VIII kesnault ~ howard street. where he viii Ne happy
~ .ford AL further informs'iou
Musical cARD-NRs. BAILEY BEes TO AN
w noStec that she sives Lessons 10 Italian ane English
enrsg on the Pane Forte, ard the Of accompanying
Veal Mns Mr.. Bsiey stte d. Schools sko ~ brookiyn
esrds Of address 81 the Music stores.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1870.
Mr. Clay in The Cabinst-Neo Difficulty ,oiAa
Franee--7hs Despatches--Louis Napoleon.
1t rs nmored, In certain circles here, that the
Hon. Henry Clay is TO take Mr.. Clsyton's place in
the cabinet.
We learn that the dispatches from France are
closely occupying the attention OF the cabinet and
the head of the State Department. The tone OF De
Toequeville is not as pacific anticipated, and
the public has been led to believe IL is possible
that Mr. Clsyt may not have gone too far to make
graceful retreat, but the strong probabilities are,
that he would have main much better di-
plomatic position, had he used calm language to
the French Minister ct Foreign Affairs, alter his
some hat abrupt dismissal OF the Porte clam, and
the unceTemonious dismissal OF M. Poulssln.
The curt lansua which he addressed to the
author of " Democracy IN Amerca, through the
Post Office Ii ga I'd Ia have caused the Munster no
htte chagIin, as NJ. de Tocqueyille is considered
nj home the champion par sIcshence OF the Anne
ricans Mr.. RIVes' nonreception, up to the date
OF the last dispatches, which were received on
Monday, ~ attributed 10 the serious lilness OF
near relative which prevented him from taxing
| any steps toward obtaining an audience III IL NOT
improbable, however, that this 'unfortunate cir
| constance" does not entirely account tor the-ex-
| plOsiUn OF saltpelrc.
| If tins lttle Misunderstanding which the tenor
OF the dispatches has aggravated still more, IS not
healed over and the Car has actually backed out
| Of bis wal breathing position, with reference to
| Turkey, may yet have little brush with our
old ally, who has acted SO perhdious'y OF late
| Perhaps, in the smoke OF such contest the here
| of Ham might slip unpercrlved into regal lnvest-
tuJe. Tacllcally speaking, worse pohtical caicu-
| lations have been made lhin this, especially con-
sdsrng that the succession Is nlenaced by The
| Prince de Joinvllle Even IN this great and glo-
rous, moral and pious, exemplary and extraor-
binary republic of ours, power Is sometimes ar
rived at, 10y not less curious, slnuous, and
| tortuous, than this must be.
| II il TO be hoped, however, that our able, expe-
Iienced and accomplish diplomatlss are not lead
| ing us into such II collision CORRESPONDENT.
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nR: COOPER, II DUANE STREET. Bss soR rHs
~ last fsrts ytafs suthssd his prsccte 90 tnc rst
nenf ~ Nfrcurni sthsf sieses 81 atetas nassre
he sss euns As rect eesayst essts tha scsst ans
aoahsN&
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At this rate shall nnd outlets for but small per
cent Of tho supplies Of agricultural product this
year During the suspension Of our internal nav ga1n
prices hksyt rule too high for profitable so pmsa
Of brssdstuss The supply Of sd.tuds In Europe u
above spsvsrsse and the potato crop proves healthy
ana abundant the demand upon viii be very limited
Upon the resumption Of the canal and river nsvigs-
ton in the spring, prices In seaport markets may
rule low enough to Awe an I'm pstus TO shipments
home account and 1t 10 altogether likely moderate
erports,iop msy prove productive; but We shall And
povsrful competitors on the continent, who have .
great advantage In geographical position Oar home
eopsumpai Is I'm snse, asd producers need have
appTshsnsion OF any great reduction in prices.
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VfE NVHhIFVk r. UOrFIDhhfihLIlT HONsIbI
~ o. ~ desffts OF sslic.fo nature = feotcs 90 q
ysts er,tls h 70 sitaut merenfy, fcr' esseasre
cured three saor Npfee tl eurea stroturesesd
asrnt seebnes he irvrj. y cscs sss bis LeAeca d.
tibna u 90 ssfse. s,s,s Ms.ca -srssN
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NO CURB No fAB-DA CokBlff, ~ DUANE 81
- DO consulted she Of seroen telieat
ecases pr1cties 81 sixteen yesrs the
aent 81 acosts dscsees spasief Dr. G. 70 The
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ITALIAN OpERA, ASTON PLAer-FiRsT APrEAR-

AIlBIO's. MILE ADELAIDE LGHMAN RESPECT
IN fsy informs the public thai in of heavy
last Friday of her friends attending
her benefit that evening the proprietor has eeray A.,
ed her sher appeal Friday, November 10,
on occasion Rsvel Family Mile Berlin Mile Co
leso Brilliant Mons ii. ella and Others have kiad
y volun their valuable aid The bill will be the
bes of season. Tickets so cents
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DREMIUM FANCY AND sEAsONABLE PURs -
Maiden Lane The Undersigned requests the public At
tnoa 10 HE stock OF fancy furs natactured by himself
fre the beet mott durable materials and conformity
with the prssent European fashions in every rrSpeet
rantsd. his stock % Stables H. D. Martins hhh ksrts in
Of fur he obtain at moderate prices
such obtain the silver EsaA ut Fair the
rieln Ia,tituts WM. MOSkN < Maiden Lane.
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CPLENDID CURTAIN Materials AND UPH0L
- s;sry Uoods-solomon Hart, No aS broadway, hav
received PER from Europe,
Asniheent Assortment Of Cur ain and Upholstery goods
sin br, eaello satns Dam aSks satin do LANES
rich Lace CurtAiRs together with Corni
ees, Bands Prs Cimps TAssels Tr mpgs Ornaments &c
which offer for sale lower than be
ether establishment IN tbs city. Contains made aud put
fashionable designs receive
monthly from PARIS.
soLONON HART, Importers Of Curtain Materials
AZ 81. psvL
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CALIFORNIA.


ALITORNIA CLOTBING.-wE HAVE NOW ON
u hsns the lsrs.st Of oosp Clothing suited
he fousd city, With
ss narkst erensvs, add we eoaseqse,v ks-p
lame stock expressly maas for 10 purehssers vs0ld dc well
stock before bul slssN
wfntd 10 sustain smirenee In that trade sstb
The and suitabletts % slothne
%. n J. DEVLfN,
az ass rs Jobs street, corner Of ,assau.
ntPOT or TRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, NOW as
~ br.afvhy. up stairs, srposs Oympe Theatre -JUHt
reserved large tith th-iec Of mechanical earee and
ressrator French toe
oil al is ssltn. ismps osnes and repaired brvrcd
sHs sildss 10 the shortest time n. DAhpOrNiLth
Late Diasop's Hsuae.
CALIFoRSIA GOLD DUsTs CALIFORNIA GOLD
~ Dus IN Solomon g Co. Gold ant SILVER hstrsrs. Az
sweepe, fmelters ssd ell Of erhs winert
sub tabess that contain tte above ska Dt
si. silver, eianerds snd ous stones bongn - h
ges4erS sud snvtr mi s aud alt bars sab
s,s.>sss Eroubd at the Refinery, No IS hn1 street.
CAITFoHNfA GOLD wAETED~-cALtFORNfA GOLD
SCORE q co. ii2 Chatham street..
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90 REWARD LOST ON SUNDAY. OCT0kRR al. A
B< spsil Poodle slut. ns-ked hrsvu AID small
lr~ spoi the tass the tail ard sore noder ihs
reht tye che also ,d. whoever vu hiring her 30 III
vrnkn street lesvs at the dsst ofthis ccs where
he msy be had viii get the shove reward
d \ Al REWARD LOST ON THE I8TaJNsr. A pIA-
mord Sing. Ssst ~ Harlem, sss iTigh Briese,
the Alley at tue living House The hster will eostsr
teowner by leaving 10 at the ees Of ths irriES
Reuse, and will receive the above reward.
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NOCJkl NO CHhRGE.--DE MURPHY, Oy % GOLD
lfstrest sonheenusg eohsVeo al forms a private
css Recent Cafes Of gonorthue he In fo-f
days ohs,jtu isssl dsiity sse imposncy suceeest~y
trestedy ar NJ 10 nrrcrry usrd IN ease or hnsysrss
fren tuainess Cpan froH n teyp.a