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AUCTIONS.
JOHN KEESE, AUCTlONEER.


JOHN KEESE, AUCTIONEER.
BY COOLEY x KEESE.
- Store No. lyl Bro1dcap, corner Of DEFY street
Liberal cash advances all goods consigned for sale.
~ the sale ofpuble and private Lbrares for
exhibition aud disposal of literary property
COOLEY KEEsE will give personal attention to saies
Of the residence Of families during this and the
TUESDAY AND wEpNEsDAY-MayI
poo,,er, ~ :! o'clock, ~ the Auction Room.
bOoksELLEKS sIOCK.-rhe entire stock of 4 retail
bookseller DECLINING business, consisting Of we'll assorted
collection Of STANDARD Miscellaneous Books and Station
cry together with Very elegant Show Case fine Counter
TBrRSpAN-Mav3
At l0if o'clock. at the Auction Room
HOUSEHOLD FiRNlrCRE-A fine assortment Of iIouse-
consisting of Sofas Desks bookcases Chairs Wardro5es
kc., &c.
THURSDAY EvENING-May3
At o'clock, at the Auction Room.
Very Valuable PRIVATE LIBRARY, comprising the best
Standard Books of the English language together with
''''''' SATURDAY EvRNING-May5.
At o'clock, at the Sales Room,
An extensive and valuable collection Of STANDARD
MONDAY TIfESpIY WEDNFsDtY AND THURSDAY
EvEN1NGS-May7s,9 ., and TO-
The most exensy valuable and choice collection Of EN-
CRAVINGS and ORIGINAL DRAWINGS ever offered for
sale in this country forming the entire collection Of the cee
ated connosseur NJ De La Forest late Consul General Of
Catalogues rich assortment will ready this week.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
r, May 10 and Ii.
VALUABLE BOOKS
Full particulars hereafter. myl 1t
THE UNDERSIGNED AN AUCTIONEER OF THIRTY
years experience, will give personal and prompt atten
ton to sales Of Furniture at residence of families during the
Brooklyn New York of Long Island,
moderate terms. Sales day elected and solics
eonsnments Mt his spacious IS Fulton street,
brooklyn. X. j. TODD, Auctioneer ap2i
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SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER, MEASURE, WARRANTED TO
MRS. T.. G. BEMAN,
lint, Hall Nav, Vork

II. z. n,
Clinton Hall, l39 Nassau street. New York
Established in 1873
ITO BE REMOVED ON THE lsr OF MAY NEXT TO
No Astor House, Broadway corner OF Vesey streets
Richardson and 0wden Saddler Fenon and other Family
Linens and York Mills Muslin always for sale. Mrs. b. is
the inventor and only Of the celebrated
BEMAN COLLAR
Stitched Bosoms the best and richest assortment offered
for sale in the United States Bosoms Embroidered Corded
Run, &o Of more than fifty different patterns For Seam
stress Work Shirts Mrs Beman is paying the highest
prices paid by Shirt Establishment in the world
For Linens, Mrs Il. high three dollars yard
prices paid by Of the royal exroya families in
Europe For Shirts she charges from Two to Sixteen Dollars
piece The most expensive generally Wedding Shirts
No Gentleman in the world il is said rich and hand
SEINE SKIRTS the gentlemen of New York At six TO twelve
hours notice Mrs H. will time up Shirts to order
cut by measure and Several hundreds best
sttchers constantly employed.
AS Ito references Mrs Point and
pride to her Order Book in which the original autographs
OF between and three thousand regular
whom the of Presidents and Ex Presidents of Re-
pulcs Ambassadors at and from Foreign Courts Senator's
and Members Of Congress- Governors and Conuls General
Officers of the Army and Navy Editors Poets Orators Mer
chants Lawyers Doctors and gentlemen of distinction in
every grade Of Military Naval, Diplomatic and Civil
Life. mhl3 l3t
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&E0-DR. HUNTER WILL FORFEIT ANY SUN IN
POO failing to of disease that may
under his matter how long standing aet
ing Patients invited to his Dispensary, No. Division
street thousands cured yearly by his practical
Renee and great Strangers and others who have
to call the Doctor His Red Drop like in dis
Of this class Read and reflect The afflicted would do
we'll reflect before trusting their health happiness and
many cases their lives in the hands of ignorant Of
to understand all the ills the family subject
Every respectable physician has his particular branch, in
which he than his brother professors
therefore to that he deyote of his time study Dr.
Hunter known be the successful practitioner
VIAL with directions and medical book gratis. Remember
this the only place where his great remedy Dr. Hunters
Red Drop can be had is known all this country
as the only thing that will really Philadelphia No 50
Npyfh Saver str 10
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CALIFORNIA.

A WORD TO CALIFORNIANS.
THE MOST USEFUL AND DESIRABLE ARTICLE FOR
emigrants to the Gold Regions the India Rubber
Goods from Tye and l!emes by which
the of White Lead &c. is obvated and the articles
made Of n light color and particularly suited to
climates they will stand three hundred degrees Of
heat and free from obnoxious smell Of other manuac
turers Tents Ponchos Coats, Blankets, Leggns. Haver-
sacks Canten Life Preservers and article in trade in
any quantity and reduced price.
HORACE ii. DAY, Manufacturer, % Courtlandt street.
vi
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FANCY GOODS. &C.


DECORATIVE ART.-STAINED GLASS FOR PUBLIC
- and Private Buildings in all its varieties, at
GIBRON'S Glass Staining Establishment;
apN ~ White street.
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100000 BOTTLES,
NEARLY
DIR. DEWITT c. KELLINGER'S EMINENT.
Hova hae with


DIR. DEWITT c. KELLINGER'S LINIMENT.
Have been sold without
MuRMUR.
IT is WARRANTED IN ALL CASES TO ERADICATE
pains Of every and heal all of and
bruises put up large bottles is mild fragrant and
agreeable The very small quantity required to be taken
renders it times cheaper than any other article in the
market As plain and convincing proof Of the above has
caused
THOUSAN
the best and skul the country to lay down
all other remedies used by them from 80 TO 40 and
this great remedy all required occasions the best and
cheapest to be whom proud OF the honor
Of referring to Hon. NJ H. Grinne Hon. r. F. Carman Hon.
Robert H. Morris, Mr.. William l.. Norris Gov. Norris Mr.
James Bathgate In continuation have Irings Co.'S
lows, Bradhursts Lorillards Schermerhorns &C. &c. In
short Of the elite Of New York and other
cities the existing wonder Of the Among
the worlds brightest most experienced horsemen have
Hiram Woodruff William Wheelan, George Spicer Bro
TIERS Conklin D. Bryant James Beven Jacob Somcren
dyke W. L. Reid Saml Sague WIN. D. Sparks VIM Cowan. NJ
Bf further proof will add that is
used by principal stage line the Harlem read and
other large companies the Bulls Head and by all the
principal livery and exchange stables throughout the city and
country generally Te be had always genuine Of s. NIGER
SOIL BROTHER Wholesale Druggists, 30 Pearl street or
Of who can be seen at the central depot Tat
I'D at r. Qumbys fancy store, $685. Broadway at the
Harlem Railroad Offices of Messrs Harmer Hays Co., 23
Pearl street. and most Of the wholesale sadders and
together with Wholesale and retail grocer
the city and country generayat cents 81 dozen $2
per gross S36 Cash agencies
in all parts Of the world by advancing cash Let
tiers must be paid mh2 l3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
SMALL FARM, of fifteen with comfortable house
and out house more land be had il required well
situated in the town of Westrort Conn., the New York
and New Haven Railroad, mile from the depot, and
mile from the good roads and other
in the vicinity Price 81 100 Rent the house.
garden and out house good tenant 500 Inquire of Il.
d. SHERWOOD, near the premises. myl 2ts
TO FARMERS, MARKET GARDENERS, &c.
DREPARED GUANo.-KENTlSHs ORIGINAL AND
only genuine, at cent per lbMore undoubted proof
Too A kENTsH.-Dear SirThe prepared purchased
from you understand from the person who works farm,
that 1t him satisfaction than other
has ever used IL applied to oats and
dressing, with the greatest
JAS. NJ. SMITH, Jr, Port Washington N. j.
Fo. sale only by the original manufacturers Kentsh Coz
40 Peck Slip. Now York. mYl it,
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INDIA RUBBER HOUSES.

PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
THE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CONSTRUCTED
by me for Cafsnia, having with much approval,
am thus induced to call the attention Of those going TO Cali
forna TO examination of them The iron Is in
such that all parts Of the house roof and sides
glide together and house 2Dx5 be in less than
day They cheaper than wood proof
comfortable than house of the
shipped boxes feet long and WIDE inches
deep the which would be about 81 to San Francis
There will also be trouble in removing part
Of the country to another the house hours
be taken and put up BY calling upon subscriber
house Of the above size be seen
mo l3t PETER NAYLOR, 70 Stone street,
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MEDICAL CARD

NIIIDIONb VIM.
nR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
- conhdsntially private diseases, gsets structures
ulcers and srution be where Others fail
Recent cured in few days Nervous and organic de-
AID who suffer from the effects Of secret habit re-
to and medicine with advice perfect guar
anteed Seelhs London diploma in his once, 4s Fulton
street. myl lts
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nR. L. p. TENEUR INFORMS HIS PATIENTS, AND
- the public in general that he has resigned his practice
and has deposited his medicine for the Of gonorhea
geet and analogous diseases Of the
the hands Of Charles H. Ring l92 Broadway and in all the
principal drug in the city and Union This medicine
is not unpaatabe is speedy and certain in its effects 10
purely vegetable and not injurious to the most delicate
constitution Ask for Teneurs Specific and is genuine
without the of L. p. Teneur Co, stamped the
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MUSICAL.
DIAE0s FOR SALE AND TO HIRE, AT BARCLAY
street opposite the Astor House, from ~ to estavs -
LANES THOMPSON CO.,
nAH ia late TAllman Randall
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BARTOL'S WINDOW SHADE WAREHOUSE,
lis and III ViHiom street. door from Beekmo1i,
New York
and gentlemen Of ta;. wishing to purchase Win
assortment in the country and at the lowest market
price.
tradewill be sold low. Also, Cord Tassel Brasse &C.
mh2S 13ts SAMUEL f.. BARTOL.
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NEWS PRINTING, BOOK, WRITING, HARDWARE
AND WRAPPING PAPER.
PERSSE AND BROOKS

PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS,
WAREHOUSE So AND 81 NASSAU STREET, NY.
Mills at Windsor Locks, Conn
TINE subscribers have constantly hand large assort
ment Of all kinds Of News, Book, Writing Hardware,
and Wrapping Papers and Trunk Straw and Bonnet Boards
of all kinds and qualities suitable both for the New York and
Southern market
The PAPER manufactured at their Mills equal any other
printing in the market Of strong texture and fabric,
and OF uniform color.
Their arrangements with other manufacturers sueh AZ
will enable them to m orders for kind Of paper desired
by their customers at the shortest notice. mhl3
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PRINTING INK.

INN IIINU INN.
JOHN g. LIGHTBODY,
CONSTANTLY manufacturing, and has always on hand
description Of Printing Ink from the finest blaoR
and eoorcd TO News INKS which he equal to
ever and at as low prices sold by
regular manufacturer Orders forwarded by stsamboat
railroaS 70 any part Of the country by addressing note
PsThis paper is printed with my News Ink also sress
many other nswspapers In this city Philadelphia Boston
united states ap3 l3t
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MEDIC.4LED COMPOUND,
RESTORING, PRESERVING, AND BEAU Trying HAIR,
ERADIcATING scURFF AND DANDRUFF,
THE SKIN,
GLANDS AND MUSCLES, sTINGs,

CITY HOTEL, sept 4, ISf5.
MI bAhnY-Sr You have the permission to use my
having experienced thc sea utility
for dressing the hair the oils and poma
tums to occasion harshness to three
years was fas falling on in color but
since using your Ircopherous feel head always
PORTABLE ana my hair strong the amaze
ent Of all my friends and Acquaintance have
found ~ 70 give the most general satisfaction. Please send
three bottles by bearer, who will pay you. ~
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DR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET so WELL KNOWN
~ in the treatment Of delicate dseasesThe Doctors
taon for skill in those half cured that have existed
years eminent Constitutional weakness, brought
by habit efectualy cured. Recent cured in
DAVIS myl Its
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PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES AT
REDUCED PRICES
LII " IL

TINE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
the best manufacturers Of Europe and the United States
splendid Of Paper and Window Shades
also, Curtain Materials Of description
brodered Muslin Curtains window Cornices
manufacturers Of pure hair and other feather
BEDS &C., with article the upholstery line whole
sale retail prices 10 per Tower than any
bshme the city AN. r. DAVIES, Upholstersrs
apis St. 200 Bowery sad 165 Fulton street.
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THE annual so viii commence, with introduce
u tory lectures the last Monday in October next
will temporarily delivered in the
comodous building neatly up the purpose, Liberty
street, ne north Of Baltimore.
et. MEDICAL FACULTY..
g. Mopku NJ Dnstutes and Practice Of Medicine
Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases
George a. M Roberts, NJ Dobsecs and Diseases Of Women
and Children
Reginald N. Wright, A. M. M. D-Chemisiry AZ
A. snowden Pggott, A. NJ. M. D-Anaomy and Physiology
X. NJ Wright A. NJ. M. D-Smgery. -
A. y. Rggott, A. NJ M DTheapeuiics, Mat Medea, andHy
giene.
of the dsmonsator will be performed by the Professor
Of Anatomy. tfr
Faculty command the ample means, appa
models, thorough and complete IL de-
regulated Institutions In the country The OBJ
models imported, and were
procured in Paris great cost
The intend possible, TO fill the vacant chnirs
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified meet the responsible duties
thereof Htg t tftN
They pledge themselves unweaed deyoon % The Interests Of
fheir tuition.
Tckes els diploma SDi demonstraior S0; malenla
arriving the city requested 10 call on some
member Faculty, who will give advice win regard 70 the
boarding house., Nc, &C. stFt
For further infoniatou address Facufy
-ff1 1890 HE4 MI NV REGINALD ~. WRIGHT,
1903 West Fayette street, door Of Liberty street
Sept 6--2aw4w
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CENERAI. House Furnishing Dry Goods Wsrcr0on.
III CLAGETT 4 DoDsoN wouId respectfully inform NIL
6ied and prepared Their r the reception Of much more
hitherto seen In this city, D. will be absent for few days or
e purpose Of making purchases and would respectfully desire
m b NAV ina ln want and
from walt their return They VIII have In
soperb apes,ry velvet, Tapestry brussels, and Brussels
Three ply superhne Ingram, low priced do
Daniask twlled and plain Venetian Capeung =, -
Together everything pretty and good which may Dc needed ~
their line, Aug D-fnwMWh
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For Baltimore.

Baltimore
.7 THE OsCEoLA will, on sunday, the -
4e-4 Of september, making tnp Week TO
the above place, leaving washington every SUNDAY
O'Clock D. stop regularly, going and returning al
eonardiown, Nd ST. Mays ryer, Md and Cone nve va
and ii usual landings Potomac, for signals or 70 land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer leave for Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock Returning, Norfolk Friday NJ O'Clock
d. M Passage and fare IS.
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
sen 20 Ea Captain.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

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Y saI.apa which ,ney cali Dr. Tswa.sads .sspsls, q
o y tvnus, osna, ". ,s M ~
me ye. purpose gaining
what pc r not ne snoas out eaIas headed &c
week Ess isga..aa $500 4 y win psodas.
and 70
JACOB ToWNsEND'b SAhsAfAhlli.A, having on ~ me oo
sse ssa, ~ s%s ~ fanny ''-' '' -na = ' ''''
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LONE besn Know" ,e author ana discoyersr Of the GENUINE
oHdSA ToWssES6 Being poor =.
Zen, o. M anil lie sale 10 those only e
T. value sashsS ~
isoaes aud from DEATH proclaimed lis excellence won
ae'u meaning y -" ~ Us ..
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length and breadth q the land.
Unlike young - ~ Towaand y impoves WIN aks Mla nese
b ssiaalns man The 2isss
o. s ss 1sye ~ pssa NY ~ .
sapaa root well known q medical mem contains medicinal
a S%e pps n c odns s ma aa
winch 70 tns sysem oms o. me q sasapa
a arc 50 vose nai ey entirely evapoaas aaa ae os' ~
univ 10 ,o,e IN s manufacturer Moreover these VIOLA
heat are very properties root which
gives to it all It's value. The
% o,saaIsa that ali nc inert properties Of the .aapsa root arc
removed everything capable Of becoming acid Or Of ermena
is secured pure and Or and thus il is rendered
incapable Of losing It's valuable and healing properties Pre-
pared In this ways u made the most powerful agent In he
why hear side in IL
PLANT and in RHEUMATIsAi sGROFUI.A and PILES, cos
TIVENEss, all ANEoUs ERUPTioNs, PiMPLEs BLoTCH
ES, and all affections arising from
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Agency Of the Book-Pnbishins Hsusss I'm ths onased
states.
TAYLOR MAURY booksellers and stationers, Pennsyvan
9th street, having formed connexions WIN wv
principal book establishments o. the country will supply az %
Tor religious, miscellaneous medca sccnhc and schoo
lots single copies the lowest publication prices
Schools, nuons, and individuals intending 70 order ofes
American books from the northern ces save uoube
TAYLOR MAURY In Washington city. July
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ur aNTED daily at the baltimore, h,ladeiphi., New

WANTED daily the Baltimore, philadelphia, New
York Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Comms
once and retail stores, and otier re-
spectacle business, book keepers saesmen o
keeper winters, farmers coachmen book and
sren,s colecto Of business, &c We
have number OF good situations on hand winch
from 400 10 situations OF
Kind well CALL rs we have agents IN
Cities which viii enable US 70 place every
We hive large acquant
ance In cities, which trust will enable US TO
give entire satisfaction all who may favor with call
TAYLOR d TAyMAk, No. 50 second street,
between South and Gay
h. Persons living Of the United states and
m obtain situation either Of the above Cities VIII
have thsir Immediately attended 70 BY addressing US me
pense which they would incur by coming 70 he cry ana
seeking emp'o'me"' W. TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No. 50 Second street,
u.v "a a,f Baltimore, Md.
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Mr. a. DIE vAUDRICOURT bees leave 20 inform the
Ill public and his friends having permanently located IN Wash
he intends 10 devote his the tuition OF he
Italian and span. languages and also Of The piano fo and
MI ne branches References Of the highest respecnb
viii given by applying nj his residence, 2th street. between and
d. next door 20 Gbons Academy at Dayis music store and
July l7--eodn
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GENCY, Washington.-The undersigned late Of the Ia
spccon branch OF the Post Office Department. offers bis seryi
generally southwestern
particularly, with te that his removal nom once
does initiate character he for
tanned in department for honesty, capacity and fidelity, and
associates In office d both PARTIES with their hearty
consent, him therein.
All orders TO attend business every nature the Of
will be thankfully received and promptly despatched
$500 80 JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Julv 4-dtf late Of Post Once Department
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rOTICEThe subscriber bees inform the citizens and
public generally has Just employed women from Eu-
rope and om the Of known skill and experience,
which, together knowledge and Paetee In The bust
thirty years. ennbes him 10 say with confidence mat be s
wely and costly set gems, silver
superior Than other establishment known TO
Of the country His customers are respectfully
'ea's''e' " 'eA'e "'''' ''' ROBERT KRYwoRTH,
Penn avenue, between 9th and ION streets.
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Liv's insure. 5osEFa i. COLLINS r;..,d..
...,s. D. s.ssiss, Todds Budiss rsnssyfvssia
'v w. yc%s.rer, NJ d. opposite Gig Pos oae. I'm su.ss
pssmphies explanatory principles and operations o. s
company be had on application q me AseHb snce
g. \
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Janss q. nsrrst
WILL stsnd . ne p.osessaon q sIsIrs bs ccaps saa s
oasee and d~sIine sfss, bsswsn ~ sss ~ s6ss&.
oetR-d If,stt-ls .e H.
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Musfcsl Instructfon the % singing. Playing
III the Piano Fore Organ, Flute and yiois, he, sch
BERLYN, professor OF music from Germany, prepared
in Of e above branches Of asi whsh q be rss
residence pupil, and viii devo1s mnsslf
proficiency OF those ntrusted 70 his
~ BM has the best Of Recommendations fron Mon
be found Mr. kals, piano forte msnufcufer south SIDE
Pennsylvania between ION and I'm sresn % hrs
Oct 2-2awlms
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NEW MUsIcJust received al 5taioners' Hail. door
~ Of i2t Pennsyyana
music, which viii be pce,
page, TO every one. VIM FISCHER
My southern Home, composed by j. T. g. Sullivan
Goodby Sally, deafa myore Ethiopian composed BY
Frank Howard
The Jolly Old Crow, AZ sung by the Virginia Minsres
Oh Phoebe Ethiopian song, by Harrington
thought he esng for popular ballad, By W. q.
Cunnington
The Sweet Robin by stephen Glover
sing and remember BY W. =. Peters
Three Ave Madas soprano Alto, with organ accompany
dedicses the Rev T. r Doneian, BY n. schwinx
The Appomsiox Waltz, by A. Picot
Tie Flora Waltz, by e. n. Gerkin
The Margaret Polka, by Henry schwng
In Distant Lands by D. NJ May
Eisele and Besele Polka, by Helmcmuler
The Rose of Alabama, by Non. A. D. Meek
and Jcannot number, by Glover
Hean Light and Free adapted Rosa Lee
We're upon Mconih Wave, by Hewiu
The Dying Soldier beautiful song
sept&
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LusBY q DUvALI, MERcHArT rxrLoRs.

IIAvE pleasure Of informing their friends md pubic ths
Ill o.
and yees enbscne the latest styles snd mo sppvs1 nshs q
stock, bel assured Thai shall - able 10 ed
nducennt, 70 gentlemen want 81 goof and fashionable
ccshins ny % Rsft<n eines.
Also, reacral sssotnens of faneJ sraeiess such
Gloves, eravat, handkercbiefs, sssp<ptcrs
Silk, wooden, cotton rhift and dfnwcD n
muslin shirt, style ~ -
UmseIas dressing gowns he~sefy, which yin ~
Tor cash, time eussone
Our and ihc public respectfully invited give call
Oct e-aaw3wn
SEPTEMBER Report OF che Mutual Lao Insurases
y Company of New YORK. ones No. - Wal street. j.
nind August 4, 1870, cxeecding ts72eo
This institution during the month Of esptebsr issued one hus
dred and twensy-sevcn new policies, viEs