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iio psrson having good general Know tge Of bus
s "a sols aco4silfsnce with mach merry, The prssert
49,. lie greatest ltgcensnts- Tie article fAct1red
/. In constant demand. and 10. peshsb.e Dc 5ls.ress
~ - 40 rer .ruun c-eihc vo1li he Get proc- Sales
Al ,e 10 srckAas ofrespons.bry. c1plis rec aired
FOR parchss.nx the above b1sress vii not exceed $50
OF WI n 81 500 viii be required IL cab. $50 IL mo1ths
ard tie balance 10 one year. Address d. box ls5
Lover PostOhcer with req. name which viii oe ireted
cor1deuuslly. o. Sass~o
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day, OcI I1T.e swcep.take for 80" mile hesis
best IN SIN a-rress J. Whepley snierse Dan NIL
ler; Ar IcHOberts enters r. Lady bsvics. Also
match Tor 800, mile heats, best N IN harness
Wheipey eaters D. z. Nike Asrii1; Dr.. - enters b.
Black JoEe, The above pacing 10 come o1 siter the
o3 IT, JyEL COSCKLIN, Proprietor.
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CYPREss HILLS CEMErERY.--I.

CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.--i, JOHN
" G. SMITH, Clerk OF Queens County, hereby cefuJ
thst the premises conveyed by Abraham II Vsn Wycs
and wife, To tho Cypress Hills Cemetery, by deed re-
corded In this chce, containing hundred and twonT
one aud q half acres free and clear OF ali ineuu
hraDces and liens In Tits Office, and that the
OF $500 80 has been satisfied aud d. scAsged OF record
In witness whereof have signed my name and sol IN
IT'S. County Seal this eight dsv Of Sepism en- lsie
JOHN C SMITH, Geek
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY OyFfcE aoz BsOADwAy.-
The public Invited 10 visit the grounds ~ this Gene
terry, 70 minutes distant, by Long leland Rsr0ad IRON
South Ferry, and a miles from Wil.am-bursh To ths
norm entrance Over ten miles OF avenue Including about
miles of beautiful road through their forest Just I'M
ished) has been compleiedfomlng delightful Carriage
drive and unsurpsssed for extent and beauty OF prospect
Size lots 400 sgpsfe1i feet Is ~ IS Purchasers have
the temporary of thu Receiving Tomb tree Of charge
Price OF ois s5 TO $50 depending size and location
Societies, Churches, Lojses &C. taxing ten more ois
sre entitled to more favorable terms and deduc lon.
Trains 81 A b. and pm returning G2i pm. Fso u
each way. Mr. kend ck the keeper II the enIrs Dee
Lodge will designate the lots unsod 10 purchasers The
utle perfect and the grounds offered free and ee. es
will be seen by the above cerihcats By order 81 the
Board Of Trustees. so eodisui z. LINDSAY. Sec
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DROOF. PRoOF!!-HERE IS PRJOg concu-
siye, that Dr. r. TJwnseuds sersspeila IS tie ORR
eiua The following Is from SOME Of the mosi respeca-
Die papers 10 this State
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! SLAVE, FISHER BOY, PROsERPINE and GEN.
JACKSON comprising four OF The most beautiful works
OF til. scU ptor exhibiting for ts exclusive
st. At the Gallery Of Old Masters, Lycsum Buildings, SCI
Broadway
These works together with the pictures Of the best old
form the choicest and instructive collection
Of the works OF art ever brought to this country.
Afm.usDcs Is ceuts; season tickets 81. Open from Q
NJ until 10 2. NJ OF isu
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SCHOOLS
PRIVATE DANCING AcApET

4 7 50 BROADWAY. Nsrn-l.y occupied By Mecs
y Chanrgs li.l Nj BARR TT. iron Eng's-s Pc
lessor q DtaciaE. pcp u Mon. C1lea. ffsi Pr'-
f,ssof oi l4lcrg iic Par. I'D ~ Gree. Marlborough.
a. Loro0r has ne h0-ot ID l-lcunre ts. hs Academy
lT Di-ci1g VII pel lft4 A. zoe above rc1u-. on
" .tuesc lv. ill October 1f fa'-s u s-es. ard -
isrs 20 commence - o locs ..sl, sa-nrlsy i5a
O-fo1-r, A. talpsst p Gc.ock wnel irsiruc0u Hi be
given n a. Il- -eV Darcrs Vh.cl are - present 10
v0gle lui la--t1 I'd he fashionable assemblies Lon
dol I'D Par8
Gsllamel. Cas- ca Wesnesl4g erer.-r. io.a Oct 4.
y O'clock Alec. c1 Friday evening -1 Or 30 RE sane
hour
Frrafs Class f,r Ladies AZ Gsrlereu wiu - he,d
or M1oisy evenings. a. o'clocs % Commerce Non-
day. RE - q o. 'r re exclusive pracuce cf -1 l
.oVln4 modem ts-ces
81 Bal Room Poks." Tie Reaowa- d" Ia Ceisnus."
Polka C0rAor,' "Ns.ss . dsuK temps Rsiowa
PoIss, Nlse c-g tempe" lac siding re celebrated
-cll-f'scle, csrc- 81 German ilTerlor A-c. ecu
lo-'s celebrated rev b. Qnrir.le Nszourks
n BARRETT viii also r-61sn rs Academy - re IT,
..lf7 W -a-.latl br1ckl Tuesday. s-h Or- irr
Ladles. Muses. ard Masters. a. 0c.0cz s-d Illrs
csT. lifl Oci 90 ine sane lllr.
GsnAeuel's Gaze on The SANE eveliuEF rf f. Screcs
he Z exclusively Tor rsPi.s lll their fIsn--I
Terms male known o. app iclIlor ID. Mr.. Barrett 3
slsie. or he shove tsg a1 hours - teaching or
a. fs residence SO Srosd vav D. from he hours II
O'c.ock uLul II ln he morning 50 ir
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LAcoH,

ny C c. COrTON-A Few edition. % royal svo PIP
ID - - s,i lemo Il $ Just Published and Tor slle
1v f.t9fEis-l " GOWANs. i72 E--I1n-.i
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csrDaFNI COUET-ss1et u hs1kln s<<-ost WAL
Srs.ssesoe-Io WILLIAM TH0Assos, ss. are ksr y
.a "a 70 he conplsaf tbs setioa sheh v.s -
81. eGrs Co u he Cy ARD Co4G q ss~ fos 90 ne
rod octosr eto Of Which lssss "a s.sra s
,ou ssd copy jour a. nsnos - re>s
,r,.s tAs fy u Yo ssy ears sss ~ ss~ss
ssrsol sreiasvs Of hs dsy q SCH sss sss nyos ~ - 49,
- conDzsf sforsssS pl4s<a iii sszs Ja>gsss 20 -
sun Of bry- dollar sss tsssn rlss eso :, -
Eon ,as dsy Of Jay, ess r-oe,ss< e. sss "a Nv
Ia $3.50 - sostz scoa-Ds,sd oSsoess -
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INSTITUTE viii Dc opca % lie public this day
A ID. ~ Castle Garden The plows which have been
entered IN competition must be sent 70 Flushing by the
boa which leaves Fulton Market slip at o. this day
q ne under tie direction % committee with dynemonl-
eier. The Flowing and Spadiug Match taxes p al
Flushing, on Thursday, az inst The Oren.uy address
vii De delivered N The Garden al u o'clock evening,
By A.nIy No d. E.l -sa..v ol lrewoIA al 81 2 "
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To- General socieIy of Mechanics and
gfnGesmen Of the tity Of Newly OTit.-The reg
ular meeting Of the Society will DO bed 81 Mechanics
Hail. ~ Br0ad way ths Wednesdsyl eveng. at one hou
afer sunset lo3ltl THOMAS EARLE, SecroisTy.
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U1sS STORE FOR SALE One handsomely
. he,s2 snd possessing superior advantages Apply
Z '-HhAbi, corner " 81 hgh.svenus and sixtesnik
80 lwis-
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BOARDING.


pOARD.-To lei il o house in re. pee'ab'e location.
- all c0lreuous 70 tFo stage Eon'e. room. the So
f10r, suitab io families sso rooms Tor snge genie
non The house VS. p1iin llcrolsn 9Itt as spng 'nd
reasonable attention vii Re paid % secLe he conort Of
TIE tsllly Apply a q B.ee-.eI., os D.
DOARDIeG-A gertIsua1 ard wis ca1 Obtain 3
= Plea l1 irott room with bedroom So pantry attached
Also o of three sireis gentlemen esr have u or psr.
"a board Ba.hs f'r tie free Of tie occupants Apply
a SIS aoastnn-lt corner oi cro.ng - . W.
lOARD.-Tarse or four gentlemen uAy obtain good
house is new eud pleasantly susisd. sve minle-' wax
om the FULTON Ferry. inqnreail5 ChnIon' near Fuiou-
- 9oks1. q In
BOARDING. 81 vARICK-sT. s. JOhl's-psra.-
~ ron rooms on ne --19li END to 70 or. Win par
rres aitacdsd. suabe iof ady ard gentleman. Aiso
sns'e rooms flf gentlemen. Win hrsrste acconuoda
'o-. ul l--ul--7 .tills - ~
DoARD y.STED-Bve family Of Fix ssuip. /,
II plrl. Situation between bfoone enc gLfl
-. rear broacvly Terms moderate Address Xxx his
Office. % SIS
pOARD-Ney BE- Obtained O. REASONABLE terms by enc
Dor persDrs OF Iespectebuy al the pleasantly stu
a'ed iweirc, % Nocsterst he.reeu Can4 and Gra-r.
Reference given and Repaired o. II
BOARDING Pleasant rooms with board can be OBJ
Pe'rei o. Oh ta~cEst nearly opposite - Johns Park
References exchsnged. o3 Sc
UOARD-Very pleasant furnished rooms with board
Daii7 Wslkerat west 81 B'oadwsy. - Gus
VHrANTE -Bosfd In ! French family. by single
~ gentleman DESTROYS Of scqlt1nr knowledge OF ne
language. LOCATION below tnudl-s- would ne Preferred
Adde'S Dannat,, Lower PosiOfte, stating particulars
o. q
ID OOlfs WITH BOARD-Atz' 70 r ilon-st a large
IL front paror and bedroom .he second door and two
boo looms 10 the upper story may be rad Tue rooms
In God order aud suitable r faniios or single gentle
men. Terms moderate 10 penHs1erl boar1lss. % D.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS oa The fret aooT
la pleasant location I'D b. ler 10 SINGLE gentlemen,
separate or together with breakfast and tea For terms,
&c Apply ALP Warcn-st ~ NE
no IEU-h deli ghilll room and edT1cn furnished
with breakfast ana tea II required, ~ snia.4 family,
gentlemen preferred, at a. 3arclsy-sL % IL
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Vt. r BUNLFk, AuctiOuser.
nlfHl.lG ADMI \ lsAIRA lNRtA kAl.k

WEDNESDAY, Oct. ). Al 10 O'Clock, Al II Sprucs 81
ri door, he elects cf Josephine Reset Chsrouc MI
s.isg Of furniture, beds sni bedding. nunks, chests
watches, iewelry, clothing, 20 ~ order Of
ID 81. IAMkS v THAiEk. Pub Adj
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= az 3 EVENING GLASSES II TAEGC6.
DRCF De IA PLACE. 'o-me y the pr rirs Pro
lessor 20 the Female Academy, Brooklyn Ia 1ts, sud
a present IN some Of the best nsuiltes New ork and
vicinity, tees % inform the sdes and genfe~ % sc
YORK SUD vicinity hat he has inst commenced his Day
Evening Classes a. s6 Clam1srs-st hIs syst-1l
50 wen known D. - superiority Of style, simple. ele gsrt
AID thorough. ed iis mode u lmparuu. ~eucl -
living snd ele menialy language Terms moderate. Al.
ply 81 % Cha hc-s g. Prot; =. DE IA PLACES r-.-
ience where bic circulars can ae h.i. ogl.-
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- V@g1yE y0,RN1f sorRrs PfGBSr
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WATCHES, ygwELRY, rILgsA-

WANTED To ,, 90 .o"P1i Pre- M r :, DC,
-reesd 80 each, cash. Apply q rs Broad
u yssy; AN o1s.se 81 N O. p, .ss's =.
,stpsid, NJ DUMsDAf, IescLef Of nrsle. fisee se
- y S,,.ss Tor ssIs exchange, or hire, Cheap u H.
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AssIGSglss, SALE or REAL Es.rArE.7z

ABCSINESS STAND AT aUCTiON.-rhst vsiusbls
business stsnc lately occupied by stephen $ Pe
store coal sue unberys d. situate IN The town OF Pehsus.
Wescheser County on the bssiou turnpike road acd
poslie Pelham dock contAllng about serss u sn- On
the premises is large twosiory dwelling acuse vrh
the necessary oui buildings, sCsbs Tor large county
business lthe premises wei csus,ed for boarding
house, all In good repair said premises will be sod
Saturday he 18Th day Of oCtchtr az u O'Clock noor %
he preues. Tegms liberal; made s.own the day o.
sale. JOHN - HAYWARD.
50 2ws JESSE LYON
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RErZsCa,s ILLUSTRATIONS

rf'O sHAKSPERE.-G Z B. WEsTERMANN BROS
German and General Foreign Booksellers e5l Bread
way have now ready Tor delivery sb part OF
spirited outlines Shskspere, combining Elk plates T.
Lear Price 50 They have also receiy ed ifesl
supply Of The Tauchriz Collection Of Brush Authors,
among which IL Thackersy'- fendenns. vol J. 81 cts
Warrens Diary II Late Physician, vols; - cis
Bulwefs King Arthur, vols; bee.
Buwsr's New r,mou auc Lady OF Lyons. 81 CO.
G.. a 8. W. viii remove on the So met 10 tlsr new
snd central store 80 Broadway corner 81 hracest
where may be found every new foreign and home work
OF merit AZ soon ~ published. c5 IL
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LID LAMP MAKERS and Dealers can pro
~ Lsmp Tops and Tubes cheaper and better
f6s euefsd in this Market IS calling on Mr.. MUIR
sc.s We hoschsnts' Hotel Cortland.st from II 10
Fd7 "a, ~ cay and Tomorrow, or address s. " MUIR
=, isl noIshSecond-st. Philadelphia oS IL
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nrArH-REp or REV. JoHN WESLEY.

THIS msgnifcen; meErolut engraving Is c1efed a.
1 premium % sry person Een.ung - ID afssnfe io
on. rear ubrcripuol % G0deys Lscys BOos iae eed
- Ss~s,lna "a Auercs Address L. A. Cooley,
81 81 ID Clesuui-sf Poi ale phia-
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re- Indies Fair, Flurhing, 4. The Ia

II
The Methodist Episcopal Church Flushing. L. l. viii ho
Fair for The sale o. useful ard iancy articles aad refresh
Ia ala Of the Church, Thursday, the sh Of Oco
her, a. ST ThomaGs Hail. commencing at 10 An. ShOu
the day prove stormy ~ VIII be held the hrstia day TIL
Washington Irving will leave Falton-sp for FLUSHING
"a A NJ and 4 M; leave Flushing A. NJ. aud ? n
Fair SO cenls to be had Of the Captain. % atis
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MAINTONOMAH
rBEsoUrHEaN LITERARY

AND OIHEK POEAs, EN
sA BARRETT,
w as SIS CADY BURGESS. so Johnst
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POLLO, 40 BROADVAY.- Washi

"a PULLU, 4IU BHDADWAT.-W@hI gton
"A Crowned by three Angels, emblemstc Of Equality,
Fraternity and Liberty surrounded by eminent panots
tPorrGs frou the best authorities Of other counfes by
James Burns. This splendid painting, forming the apo
fneOsis Of Washington Is indeed sublime tebleau Of
beauty AID patriotism interesting to al. The continual
visitors that the characters eke and
II Ia the Of speech. IL needs bat 10 DO be
appreciated. OPen from 10 Al. 10 10 Pm. Admtance
p cents. so Wiss
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EARSUn's AMERICAN HJsECm.-P. T.
- Banum, Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood
Jr Assistant Msnaer Another Grand Gala week -spen-
lid PeffOmaDcesIl the afternoon a. s. and every
1g a. 7. o'clock. The ceiebrated MAhrlNETTI FAMI-
LT tlsse talented persons sppear 10 variety OF the
pleasing and astonishing feas, wonderful gymnasc
perfornances es The Rsyel Family. Also engaged Mons
Els'er Mr.. Wemyss Mr. z. Warden. Pete Morrs, Mr.
Jerry Nernfed. Mss 5snhop,, Miss Barton. and Mis-
West Also. Madam Rockwell the fortune-Teer. On
exhibition, ths Crocodile, huge Boa Constructors, &c &c
Admission z5c,.. children ancer 0yesrs, ~ eta oil
g'HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF YlNf
ARrS-The exhibiting Of Paintings BY Artists Of the
shove School, Al the the Hall Of the Church OF
Divine Unity IL Broadway, between Spring and Prince
Siil remain open unnl further notice from 10 ocloch
A. N unfil 10 O'Clock M Admission . 5easor
rirxets b GEMS. CstalQ9ues Ia cts anls Pm
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7 Ut % N"IIF'f :" y ~ y - ="
- The Grand Temple -. q
action ofimporispt business Repr sentaiyes VIII .
be punctnsl. los lisl THOMAS r. PEERS, q. w
~ Notice TO liorrisania NiIiagers.-All
Sous owning lots in Morrlsania Village ars reguesi'
meet on Wednesday evening, Sd inst, al y oeioc

" To Booksellers, Agents, and Others
FowLERs q WELLS, Psychologists and Publishers, IS
Nassau-st. will furnish In large or small quantities al
works on Fhrenoloey, Psychology, Magnetism Hydro
psthy or Tho Water. Cure also the various reforms
the ave Among others, works on Photography Educa
Ton and the Natural Sciences generally.
The Spirit Of the Age edited by w. II. Claiming, The
PhrepologicA Journs and the WaterCure Journal
published by FOwLERs AND WELLS, Clinton Hall, -
Nassan-st n. Y. sl9isuSAW
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"A Mss DAVENPORT's rse5gsgemeui.-on WE'D
NE>DAf. Oct 5, 1888 In consequence OF the decided
success Of THE HuNCHBACK. on Wednesday last, It
WI" te repeated. Niles Davenport will appear 10 her "a
ycdts charsc.fr Of Juls Master Walter, Mr. Bsss; Mo
win he DUMB BELLE-in which Mrs Abbott and Mr
btflsu viii perform Doors open AT; % commence
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% al 0asrss 70 &fssvfb ssafs eat y W. -, %
2oatIa.s ~ -. N - D TIN .-. Of 49,.
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; III T u = = WI
NERLTnIAL DISEASES

There are thousands which supposed 81
secondary syp hills IN fact only the terrible eec
OF using mercury TO e1cess-making The unfortunate nc
vdua bankrupt N character and domestic happiness,
vel suffering from loatlsOme and mercuual
Dr. Tosnsend sarsapsn a will certainly cure tho
eases OF liberation, OF Hhaever description and speedily
eradicate mercury from the system. Norls u u less be
nefr Ia rases Of
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HFREnTTARY TAINT.

Thousands cured win guevous and ieis complaint
watch they Inherit from their progenors By using thi
sarsaparla, ell his can be prevented ard ~ inuumers
bic number " lives annually saved
10 thoroughly e1pels ffom tbs system the iaent lain
which s The seed I'll sersc, and takes or the b.
hich the slns miscrunes q parents often visl
ed upon innocent and unof-nding otspung
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MESSENGER FOR SEPTEMBER .nd October 1872
WI DUST receved Price per runher % cents Or = PEI
year TIE contents Of these numbers o. his valuable ora
- nr'lsnslIT rich DEWITT L DAVENPORT.
o5 Tribune B1 Ieins. Nsssaa-s. Agents for Se1-fors
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In. GO NV YORK AND EKlE
1899 RAILkOAD-OPkN TO ELkiaA.
--On snd sflsr Monday, the l.t Il
October, the passenger train leaving New Yofk sioP
wl fun throuxh TO Elmlrs, arriving tue next morning
Freight for E.mfs and sgsuors between OSego and ii
Mrs will be received al the Pier foot Of D1s1s OF sod
sfl.r rs 81 Of Der. fol 4usJ KfskNOoO slp,L
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SCHOOL DIARIES

rrsAFTs SCHOOL DlARY-A simple method o. keep
ing an sccount OF the attend ance also FOR credits snd
debts OF the different studies purscsd by The pupil One
book 4 sufficient for ore years Price only 81
per dozen. Published and sod a
oS lts RAYNOR's Bookstore. y bo~ery-
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The following euer from Or Hoyey, old and
spectacle Physician 10 Greenfield Mass The letter
be this Office D. Towrsenf's ssrsapara cures
all desc puons II Sores, .cers, &c
The Sarssparila meets with ready sale, and gives
good Satisfaction 90 far have been able learn One
gentleman Ia village has been very much benefe 4
By he use aud voluntarily gave certhras, which en-.
close have already sold more than half II he quar-
uy received from you, and shall "a ssost
time Yours, respectfully, DANIEL HOVEY
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WIN w. SMILEY Agcuonssr
ARGE sALK OF RICH SOLAR LAMPS. O..
IL rsndoes. Chandeliers. Plated and rrtsrns Msfe
csrsssv Tea Ir.ys. China Nases ard Esrcy GooJs -
THURSDAY, Oct 4, Al u o'cc~k n ~ Faltcn-.L near
Broadway, the stocs OF ino w -s.rs,rs I,no essh n
meut retiring from business ~orhy he noc % retail
ers and snines sac psreNpio1 for cash. oosss u
packed for shipping ri sx-
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COTTON AT AUCrIoN.--coRL HAYpock

- co. Will sell In oldsnp, "a FRIDAY MORNING.
10 o'clock. lot Of 20 bass Cotton smsged pnrcip,
y by wsIeTl al The ia NewsI TIE Cotton win
be iu baies and trans portable ssrssges. "a sis~
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ttfcuftttu Cuctptet tdift' h-,'"t~h-
mens in the
UNITED STATES,
No 90 BOWERY
HIRAM ANDERSONs
FIVE LARGE SHOW ROOMS
Families sod House-keepers furnished at wholesale
LIST OF PRICES
scOOo ysfds arrsntei all wool Ing Carpesns, 81 10 Is
per sd.
iOooo do common Ipersn csrrehns, Is 50 to 5 I'd
per I'd.
5000 large tufled Rugs, 2os each
2oooO yards English double superhne. De TO Is 80
$4,000 do English threepy Caperng, Is to Zoe Ter I'd
10000 do English Duggels, SIS Sd TO es
10000 do Floor Oh Cloths, feet 70 "a feet vide, IS Sd
90 IS.
so lwss HIRAM ANDLRSONS, 81 Bowery.
~ J. w. Cloves, pentisf-Ss7 iudson-st ioppo-
site Greenwich Bankl, New-YoTk-Of1ce houfs from
AM 10 5 PM NEw-YoRK, May |, IS4a.
p CHI years honest and careful practice, slef three
years faithful study have made my friend, J. WASHING
ION CLOVES (n my esdmaucul one Of the best Dentists
OF the present day. j. SMITH DODGE,
ans Pm aodis " kond Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

HsNRY n. WILLARD. Aueuor~~-
FURNITURE, PIAN0-toRTE, CARPETS &c
L WILLARD HUNT, viii eel THIS DAY .. ia
O'clock a. their sales room Il. WAism-sL . Nanes, u
and secocdhsnd frrxlure oil pssnuDgs rose ~oot
piano. &c &C. The whole TO sold TO pay .dvAnc~s
Also Brussels carpet OF IL ys>ds. nearly Also 70
groce OF Johnson's walnut OIL Shaving soap
cS IL THEODOks MALLASY Sslesuar
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIIBLOr. GARDBN.-This zseu.soeus es.hlis.r
d ' rzrsis cren Tor re seGsol fee Sc-deru RANFL
rAHlLR. = ~ rurA-r. psrfcr- HoDceys r1esdays.
zr--s1-ys kr1 frfs-s Ns1lev c COMPANY uoier ID.
r.a-- lent % nssffs Cnppcl1se srt sefor, perioru
Wstussisys AID Saturdays Aint41ce 81 psEs q me
house irts y rostrnr'-r srcognt 81 the ~estner
LAST NIGHT OF TIE ENGAGEMENT or
o Mr. HAcKETr
H. NLAflE las hfc1 engaged 10 sustain The part q
- Hofsrur.
AnIs EfENiNG Oct s. -rfeTsirn,eots commerce with
>hEssr-fe'- Historical Pay called
KING HENRY ".
49, VI. ltaNActt
a. ne1fy 30 j. Arnold Frilcs Of Waes Howard
n4i-plf >esfe
N4nertcl
roils .......-.....- Dawson F-A-ris...... Rayuoro
Nessrs Chippentsle and Sefon
Between tfe u art a sc,ssa
Al lLtenlssi9l OF lalt A. ho-r. for Doivs -rth'.
Pro re1s1c Nrsirae
Door orsn ats commences a. Is exactly
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.HANFtD-By tTo respectable young women. s.tg.-
- uclsi o1s 10 COOK, wss- sr1 tee oilei 90 DO
clanpei*o1. washing and ro-iny Or % take care q
cde aLi DO plain wing lhe general h0.seSoik r.
,a rrgs .e family aey csu furnIsh the hest Of cy
references Ap1y ~ 5l Seventeenth e. between fTelfl
aid RI .aih avenues 10 tie hasemen- y IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

~ A FURNISHED HOUSE IN BROOKLYN 10
Fl Isi-To small and quiet family, who wec.d board
me present oce1psnts, lady and two Children.
ApDlY Al Is seaernernOrn-sL IS ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15

EYSince we wrote the article on the po-
sition of of the administration on the Ter
ritorial question, we have received the fol-
lowing Glorious news from California, which
settles this question without the application
of the absurd doctrine maintained by the
government organ. Ifthis be true, the on
ly objection which presens itself is the dis
reimbursement of the people of color.
CALIFoRNIA.-TheC Convention for the
purpose of framing State Constitution has
been sitting three weeks. A Bill Of Rights.
with twenty.three sections, has been adopt,
ed. A clause prohibiting Slavery had been
adopted unanimously. All persons who
had been six months in the territory, 81
years of age-except Indians and Africans,
and descendants of Africans-were entitled
to vote. The Legislature will consist of
two branches. Banking corporations and
lotteries are prohibited Elections to be
annual. The Governor, Lieut.. Governor,
Secretary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer
and Attorney General, to constitute an ex-
ecutve department. The Governor to be
invested with usual powers. Other provis-
ions--Judcial &c.-similar to those in
other State Constitutions. 1t was supposed
the convention would adjourn the first week
in October.