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Eatract from Letter.
To those Just Married. -" Had | known p

"PH1LADELPHIA, Nov. 90, le47.
CDR A. M. MAURIcEAU: Had known of the i'm
portant matters treated ofin The Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion some years ago how
much misery might have escaped have suffered
years from which you point out in your book,
without knowing what to do. obtained a copy, and
found my case treated Of trust every female will
avail herself the information contained in its pages"
Letters daily received of this character, unne-
cessary to present.
To those yet unmarried, but contemplating mar
riage, perhaps hesitsting as to the proprety of
incuring the responsibilities attendant upon II, the
importance Of being possessed of the revelations
tanned in these pages so Intimately involving their
future happiness can not be appreciated.
1t is of course impracticable to convey more fully
the various subjects treated Of they of ma
ture strictly intended for the married. those con.
tempating marriage; neither is il necessary since
it is every ones duty to become possessed Of know
edge whereby the suferings To which wife, moth
er, or sister, may be subject, can be obviated.
to the Purchaser.
tR. On the receipt of One Dollar, THE MAR
RIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANi0N" is sent (mailed )reeJ to any part Of the
United States AL letters must be postpaid Except
those containing remsncel, and addressed to Dr.
Publishing Office, No ,2s Liberty ST., New York
Over 20 900 Copies ha Se been sent by MAIL
within three months with perfect safety and GER
tainty. -
Booksellers and agents engaged in its sale
are making handsome completeness from
the ready and extraordinary demand for it,
and the extremely liberal terms afforded
them.
Active local or travelling Agents, through
out the United States and Canadas, will be
supplied on the same terms. Communica-
tions are required to be postpaid and address
sed as above.
tp CAUTION.-The public are cautioned
against various catch.pennies intended TO be
palmed off upon them, initiating the title of
the work as s'The Married LADIES' Medical
Companon,' and various other titles. The
title of the work is "I'he Married NO.
MAN'S Prtvate Medical Companion, 10y Dr..
n. sf Mawicea,t.
JOSEPH SWARTZ, Agent, Bloomsb,ug
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House, Sign and Ornamental
Painting

DONE to order in the best highly finished
roplain style. by b HAGENBUCH
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DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,

obo lHoSttoNot thHESOIRNitIeSt &C.
How many are suffering from obstruction or irreg-
ularties peculiar to the female system, which un-
dermine their health the effects Of which they are
ignorant and for which their decacy forbids seeking
medical advice! How many suffer from proiapsus
uteri falling Of the wombl from fuor-albus weak
ness, debility, &c, &c) How many are in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement! How
many have difficult If not dangerous deliveries and
whose lives are eoparded during such time will find
in its pages the means Of prevention, amelioraton,
and reliefl
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AeEsrs.-Redding & Co, No. state.streel aud
Mrs. \. Kidder No 100 Court.sreet Boston; Samuel
kidder. Jry Lowell Henry Pratt, Salem James b
Green, Worcester Allison Gaut Concord
Balch Son. Providence and by Druggists and Nor
chants gensrally throughout the United States wss
Indies and the Canadas
JOHN r. MOYER, DRUGGIST,
is the sole agent in Bloomsburg, for the sale
OF Dr. S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla-3
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THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
Because they are safer. better and more efficaci.
Gus than any others, and because the public will
take no others if they can obtain them.
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sotsAr S.,ztaR
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Creek Agency nom Foh Gibson, Q miles once wssk
Grand Saline from Tsl'qush, 80 miles, once . week
Leaks ssore Woadlawn, aud Gcdbod, from Camden, 81
miles, once week. -
Odlown from Helene 20 miles, once week
Oregon from DanvIe, % miles, once 10 2 weeks
Plum Bayou from Pine Bluff 20 miles, week.
The Nanows from Van Buren,, 20 miles, once week.
LOUISIANA.
6l0l From New Orleans At 8 p m daily;
BY Fort Pike Pass Christian, Mise, and Pascagoula
To Mobile. Ala. by u next day, l64 miles
And back between IL m daily and q IN next day.
The intermediate Offices 10 be supplied twice week i
each direction, and much ofener the boats touc
there.
Proposals for schedule allowing time the trip
20 BE- specified, will be considered.
6i0a From New Orleans q. IN twice week, Wednes
day and Sunday
by st. Charles, Bonnet Care, Convent, Donaldson
vile, New River, Bayou Gculs, Ibervle Plaque
mine, Manchac. Bruiee Landing. Baton Rouge, Lob
dslPs Store, Port Hudson, and Waterloo,
To 81. Francisvills by III next day, 1877 miles
And back between II N Monday and Thursday, an
p m next days. Rs
Bids for three trips week are invited.
Proposals supply by steamboat the principal intsrms
dase points, with separate proposals 70 supply there
from the neighbonng intermediate points on the sam
sides Of the river respectively by horse will DO con
sidered. .ssa 5 s5
CLOS From New Orleans at s m. three times week
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
BY Red River Landing and Alexandra
To Grand Ecore by 10 Friday, Sunday, an
Thence 10 Shreveport by m next days, 500 miles
Back to Grand Ecore between 3 m Monday, Thurs
day, and Saturday, and II I'm next day
And to New Orleans between p m Tuesday. Friday
and Sunday. and IL m Friday, Sunday and Tuesday
The Department may employ this service by agen
Al New Orleans.
6lO4 From New Orleans at Q M Shines week. Monday
Wednesday, and Friday;
Rv onda nd Madss Ecv;r hr a
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To BONNEVILLE by 8 . m "Wednesday, 400 miles;
And back between 8 . m Thursday and m We'd
nesdsy.
Jasper Jasper and swanwout and Swsrtwout and
Huntsville invited.
ssae From ssbinstown a, m. tri-wessIy, Monday.
By Milan, Lonswood San Augustine Flournoy land
To Nscosdoches by 10 m. "a miles,
And back between a m Sunday, "Wednesday, and
Friday, and 10 pm.
saa7 From ssbinsto~n :, m, once week. Thursday,
BY Hamilton
And back between q end p "Wednesday.
Bids for two trips week gro invited
eaas From shsty,lls az = m. once week, Friday
By White Cottage, Bosns vists, Walnut HIl Hon
derson, and Summer Grove
To Tyler by IL m Sunday, 81 miles;
And back between p m Sunday and p m Tuesday.
Bids for two trips week ere invited
esss From shsIbyviiis :, . m, once week, Friday,
By Ashton's, Loganspor', and hchilsns,
To Pulaski by p m, 45 miles,
And back between q m and p m Saturday
$3.50 From Rusk at m. twice week, "Wednesday and
r. I'sss,,,ry bv IL m, IL miles,
And back between p m Tuesday and Thursday and
6pm
saa, From Ru.k al Q . m, once : week, Wednesday,
By Pine.owp, Pslss,ine Beaver, Alfred, Buffalo. War
saw Prairie, sod White Rock W
To Dallas BY 9 p m Saturday, $50 miles, 5
And back between . N Tuesday end Friday.
Separate bids for the parts 70 and beyond Buffalo are
invited. sn4
s232 rom Rask II N, once week, Wednesday
BY Gum Crock and Iarissa,
To Neche's sslins by z m, 30 miles
And back between 9 . m and p m Tuesday.
sasa From Tyler At q m. once q week. Monday
~ Jo,dsn's saline Boton's, and Four Mils Prairie,
To Buffalo By m Wednesday, 100 miles
And bach between 8 Thursday and 8 p N Sa-
turdsy
sau From TYLER It q m, once q wesh, Monday,
BY Neches Saline,
10 Palestine by ~ m NEXT day, So milss,
And back between m Tuesday and 6p nsrt dsy.
saa5 From Henderson At N. cncs week, Thusdsy,
By San Cosme. Ansdsrco. New Salem, Rush, and
Moschison's Prairie;
To Crockett BY 9 N next day, e5 miles t
And back bstwesn q m Tuesday and m next day.
s2ss From Henderson N, once week, Wednesday,
BY Pecantown and Sugar Hill
To Grand Bluff By , m 40 miles. M "a
And bsck bsswssn and p m Thursday. ~
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sie0 From Grand Ecore at m, Tires times week, Sun
day, "Wednesday, and Friday;
BY Adsir's
To Fort Jcsup by III am,
Thence by Nanny,
To ssbne,owp, Texas, by pm, SO miles,
And back between Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday, and pm
BY Saint Maurice, Cedar Creek, Saline Mills, Lcses,
Wysus, and Hsuis's
To Monroe by IL m Wednesday, 90 miles,
And back between m Thursday, and ? m sstur-
day - m AZ ef
eIe2 From Grand Ecore al a m a week, Monday,
Along the bank Of Red River; M
To Shreveport by m Thursday,
And back toween m Monday ana pm ,nursosy.
Proposals 10 carry only between Josdsns and Cypress
Bayou, SO miss by schedule, 20 be proposed BY tho
bidder, are invited. fa6 1880
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals invited for supplying the following oces
Ioussus for the nett proceeds Of said Offices respectively
limited in each case to sum be named In the proposals.
Albany and Csddofrom Greenwood Is miles, once week
Ashton from Lake Providence, 10 miles, once week.
Bsvou Pierre from Greenwood, 10 miles, ones week.
CsyroI,oo from New Orleans miles, three limos week
Dallas from Richmond, ~ miles, once week.
DeCslsize from Bsssrop, 10 miles, once week.
Pause Point from New Iberia, miles, ones week.
Msrbury willie from sibis, miles, once week.
Milford from Baton Rouge. ~ miles, ones : wssk.
Salt Spring from Sparta, II miles, once week.
Spears Store from Cherry Ridge, 10 miles, week.
st. Charles from CsnoIliou, 70 miles, oncs . week.
Taylor from Bonnet Care. il miles, ones week.
TEXAS. ,s
saol From Galveston stlo m, twics week, Sunday and
Wednesday sM
To Ns- Orleans ~ can Tuesday and Friday. $50
f N
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AS CHAMBERAIAID and WAITER, by a
LRweu recommended, tidy Protestant girl or to take
OF children, sew she irsraIe washer oflroner
so Broadway No objecionst 10 60 South dire
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and continued the following days OF the week CONNER
ApRlAN II. MULLER. Aucuoneer.

FHyO EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, ME-
H CHANCES and OTHERS-PEREMPT0RY SALE
OF 1900 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND ON LONG Isl
ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at Auction, on WEB.
NESDAY the 18th day of November next at IL o'clock
the salesroom, No Wail-st corner of Newst-
sS9n 9 s h9n and R[ oRs Town o,
Suffolk county, s. miles from Brooklyn 1t 10 the point Of
conmuncat0nby railroad, between New YOfk sld Tho
village of Patchogue, PortJetieraon and Bepor Ns "sa
as other smaller places. and is OF the most important
way points inc rond. The station is four miles from
Patchogue and ten from Por: Jefferson Asiswe known
the Long Island Railroad is of the established 0utes
between NewYork and Boston.
The soil embraces every variety, from pure loan to
slight loamy Sand. is susceptible OF the highest cultivation
and from the facilities for obtaining seaweed and hsh Tor
manure well materials for compost, it ia IN every
spect adapted TO modern agriculture.
The is covered with oak and pine growth OF w..
rous sizes and on II many thousands ofc0rds OF WOOD
large enough for the New York market. There s aso
valuable building timber Water OF the best qualify
The southerly boundary Is one mile and three quarters
from the centre OF PHtchogue the nOrhery nine miles roa
Long Island Sound There mills schools and churches
within few miles and the country around fast hlng up
II Is estimated that within year upwards Oh nfee haa
persons nave purchased lands in the immediate Vicinity ot
The purpose OF improvement. :,
In every respect these lands sworhy the attention q
EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, MECHANICS and OTHEhS
In want of home and place where by moderate industry
and economy, independence may be secured. hoo,
For the convenience Of purchasers the properly nus ueI
divided into ten lots which will be sold Sngy WIN '
privilege Of one or more ofhe adjoining lots ,,no,,o,
Inc WuOe VIII he sOld without reserve, uh
conditions Ten per cent and the Auconeers fees on ne
day Of sale twenty-five per cent before ire iln dsy o.
December next when the deeds will be ready for deyey
ana Inc remainder being 80 per cent may remain OH JULY
and mortgage at The option Of the purchaser for years ~
per cent interest payable senli-annualy.
The title is indisp1abe
For further particulars and maps plans Of the a0oYf
property, apply to the Auctonesr. -,
B.-The Bostontrnin leaves the Long Island hairoai
depot at Brooklyn at A HI every day arrives al Medfo
al NJ. and passes Us return TO Brooklyn at y r. NJ
thus giving opportunity 10 examine the lands and feufl
on the same day
person will bs in aeu1ancest the station, 10 show hs
property, Q33) 90 l''
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WANT PLACES.

a 5 (iEyrRsL HoUsrMAID, Chamberrnald,
g. tv two -e.roctnb.. Protestant Girls one to do
General Homework j. ruoi plain Cook, Washer a4d
lr0rer; otter DO Chumoery0.S ana 20 is5i5. ~
taking care Of Children; good Washer ana In
Best Of city reference given. Can be seen Tor days
Ut II ThOmusou.-L ~ IL
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ANTHONY J. BlrrcKER, Auctlonser


NEURRAY-HILL LOTS-FIFpEEN
1VAVALUABLE. BUILDING LOTS on Thlry.fNA,
Thiry-egllh and Thirtyuinlh SITS and Lexngon-aY
Auc,ion.-ANTHONI j. RLEECKER viii sell at anCilal
THURSDAY Nov. 7. 1850, at IL O'Clock, at the Hea
Estate Sales Room, Broads!. the following desfaNs
Building Lots, viz: :.
On Thirty ftthst-t Building Lots, situated the sou4
side OF Thrtyfhhst between gtie Fourth and Msalsyt
avs said lots commencing 80 feet west Of Bourtay esta
lot being in size . feet front and rear by SO feet nches ~
depth.
On Lexingtonay. and Thirty-eighh-st-l Lot on ua
southwest corner Of LeXingon-ay and TbirtyeghhslI
size a feet 9nches front and by 100 feet 10 dePn
Also Lot south side Of Thiryeighth-sL deIc'y 10
OF the last named size Is feet by 50 feet hcH-
depth LIT -
gtlst2Lo,s south side ofThirtge b. !;
between Filth ard Madison commencing Zoiee e1S'
ofFiih.ay.; each 3 by SO feet inches in depth -
Also Lot or the north side OF Tldtyelghtltst be%S4
the Fifth ard Sixth commencing 45 feet WeS OIL Fll1i
ay: each q by 90 feet inches in depth
Also LOIS the north side OF Thlryeightlst 0el%een
the Fifth and Madison commencing 80 feet easL 0 VIC
Fnh-av; each lot 2j BY 80 feet inches in depth .,
On Thirty.ninthst-Also, s Building Lots on me souI
side Of Thirty-nuth-st between Fifth and Madison ~
commencing p feet east If fithay and directly pn i
OF last mentioned lots each OF the same dmenhiohs
TWo-thrds the purchase money can remain On yo ay
and mortgage for three years at per cent per AMMAN
able hafyearly Maps and further information sil
can be obtained OF the Auctoueer, Broad-sL l5''H
o24. %, %, Nov 10
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NInrllcts.......BUFFALo Nov. 2.

The receipts during the past "a hours have
been $4,000 bbls FLOUR l2lG00 bush WAEAT l9000bush
Corn. The market for and fair brands Of West
FLOUR is lower withmodeate demand for home trade
and export; sales Of Michigan al g. For prime WHeAr
there ID tairmllmg demand with sales OF 25001 bushels
Ohio at 75076c CORN is in fair request; mixed Wescrnis
sc. Flour FREICHrs are so, aud Wheat sc.
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Markets

The amount of flour passed through this city
from the West since Friday morning was 1888 barrels
l33IG0 bushels wheat There great crowd OF boats
Bulls Dock, II miles west OF this city.
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LvXECUTOR'S SALE Of the Ho u y
1Land valuable Lot Of GROUND, known as y SHI
Eeyenll-st near tie Ffh ayeare, al auction 1RnHgS
NY j. BLEECkER VII eel AZ AUCTION on g ~ sa.es
Room Broad by order OF tie Executor OF I'VE
Lewis WeUb deceased, Tire .y!io%ng Valuable P''ry'
VIZ; r ,rd With tie bgld-
.noq thereon situ9ed the sou side Of ail IN
No co Elcyen,h neeT the Id avenue, We "a feel
feet east Of the Fifth avenue SAID lot DcLng "a .nth
10 inches front and ~ 9i teet 10 nches "a ,operry
For terms ard further particulars OF me aDot' 70 Esqs
apply TO the aucao: eor broads. or 20 psi et, pgCK
Sole Executor Of Lewis Webb qe 17al
o24 1itEG3istN2-s N.I..-
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcxER, Auctoneer.
T,OTS.-CONCLU

IL OF the POWELL sALE-ANTHONY J. BLEEGK-
Err will conclude the sale of the estate OF the Rev WIN
POWELL on MONDAY, Nov. II, 1850 al Y O'clock al
the Real Estate Sales ROOM Broadst by order oil me Al
about IS LOTS, parcels OF land of large
eeaq1tqy 9aed for building purposes an ca Cambrng
avs. Delancy-pace and on Beyard, Hoffman, LorlLald,
William Arthur and Elizabeth S. as gff RPom B road
81 Title reTfec Threequarers of the purchase money
bond and mortgage at per esq 0f 9s s
years For further particulars apply 10 ue :, a.
above, g,t6l MI q p W "
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Markets ......B ALTI

The first new COFFEE had made its appearance,
end it was deemed certain that the present crop would full
short OF one half OF an average. The Market well
stocked with American produce.
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Roccints of Prodnco

Butte North Rirer Boats, Noe 2-89s6 bbs
Flour 837 do Ashes 20 do Whisky 1920 bush Weal 5 20l
do Com l4000 do Oats, 1900 pRgs Cheese l2 do Butter
SO bales Wool.
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pURTON'SI E1EA1ER-Cha
Hbrear of City Hall-The nearest Theatre to the largo
Hotels-THIS EVENING, Nov. 4, will be presented
DOMBEY SON.
Capt Cuule..,..M Mr. Burton Edith Mrs Russell
LOVE UNDER \ LAMP POST
Mr. Arthur Mebune. Jordan Ellen Bloomly Mrs Skerrett
Doors open at 63-to begin H. Boxes Dress Circle and
Parquc 80 cts Family Circle Second Tier . cts Phi
vae Boxes, s. and So Cushioned Arn-chairs 10 cis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noy. 2

We have no receipts by Canal. CORN is steady
Yesterdays rates, with sales of2Obusha 6gc for mixed
Western
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TANTED-A YOUNG MAN,

' ' whom fair compensation VIII be allowed tAat Is
luck and correct at figures and thoroughly understands
accounts and willing make himself generally useful in
.ore Address b. l. Tribune Office. nj It's
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DRY GOODS.


NeH aud -hepp DRY GOODS
- BARKER, 30l Grand-st, will offer
- some OF tie greatest bargains THIS DAY IN DRY
GOCDo e'tr ctert in TINS city among which are
26G0 long and square WOOL SHA Avis
LOCO long and square BROCHE and CASHMERE
500 leh color THIBET SHAwLs
$50 small AIM LEAF aad TCRKERRl and T.tJRIS
SIIAWLS - p -
s69 fGared aud striped GLAcE and pou DE SOLE
SILKS. very cleap.
2eGulain. cha.lgeable and Chameleon SILKS
100 rich cRiui~ rU}C SAT NJ aud SATIN T)F CtJINL
geo high luster black GRO De RHINE from Is 10 /;
inches wide. az reduced friyeS
Also. ice pieces SILKS VIII be sod less gan f lie
SEQ pieces PARAMATTAS from IS. up,
500 pieces real FRENCH htERtEOS from is IN
All WOOL, CASHMERES and DE LANES.
Also lGOG uieces LANES, entirely new from Is ip
Also. FLANNEIS and BLANKETS, with every kind Of
Domestic Goods at Jess han any other store.
Persons visiting the city VIII md THIS good place 10
make their purchases.
Every article truhflly represented.
Goods freely shown.
Stages from South Ferry. Jersey City Ferry, Williams
bureh Ferry pass the door every i've Minutes
nj 1t 5. BARKER, sol Grand-st.
nRY GOODS FOR SALE AT LOW
~ PRICES-Merinoes Alpacas Mohar Lusers, Dam
aged Printed Caslmeres Blankets. Fannes Broadc!oths,
Cassmeres, Long Shaws Linens, Table Cloths, Napkins
Prints MusHns, &c WIN. MATHEWS,
nj SIX oO Catherine-sL
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A. NJ mERw1y, Auctioneer
pY BANGS, BROTHER & CO. 2O4
-RDBROADWAY.-Cas advances made upon al coz,
MONDAY FNENING.

MONDAY EVENING.
PRIVATE LIBRARY.-At o. O'clock. al the Auction Roof
the private library OF gentleman recently deceased being
very extensive collection and comprising great variety
of standard and miscellaneous books in the various depa
uents OF literature, arts sciences &c.
WEDNESDAY EVENING Nov. 6, at 81 O'Clock
LAW LlBRARY.-An unusually full and valuable Lsw
Library in good condition. comprising nearly everything
that is of value TO the lawyer aEd law student The Reports
in great variety and most of the approved Dges Tease
md Arrangements are contained IN 1t.
Catalogues will be issued the morning before the sae
when the books may be inspected.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH
WORKS AND AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS, embrac.
ing ANIMALS and other illustrated Works, together with
School Books and stationery and several Stereotype
Plates. Also Elegant Engrayngs, colored and gan &c
MONDAY, Nov II, at 4 O'Clock, P NJ,
and continued on the following days OF the week conme1c
ing ut 10 O'Clock, \. Nj.
Catalogues OF the above sale now ready at the Auction
Room. The sale viii commence above, with the exlen.
consignment from Mr. BONN the largest made By
him. embracing large quantities OF superb and costly works
together with great assortment Of his most popular aud
sueabe publications, OF which further particulars will be-
given hereafter The sale OF this invoice will be followed
by those OF Messrs. BENTLEY, WAsHBoURSE aud other
London and American publishers, in the order OF the caa
lOgue
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ANTHONY J. BLEGcrEa. Anchoneer,
SEVEN VALUABLE B UIL D \ :

= LOTS on SIXTH Az at Anetion on Tg ESD AZ
order OF The Farmers Loan and Trust ,in5 on TUES
DAY November 3 1850 at Z O'Clock a. the 1o one r
Sales Rooms7 Brosd-s the following S Un he eas s
On sixiav-7ols OF ground situated on lo
Ing The Whole entire from Of e block s5es e as per nap
and known as Nos S. 81 49, g. 81 " aia sic III n he geg
of property belonging 10 said Company 'H nv
Termsi per cent on the day Of ssle WIN Of m The decd
GERS fee; IS per to be paid On e9an on b9us
and mortgage for i've years at per cent Pr Road 81
further particulars appy 10 the !ds D'V"N
$50 CT troV
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SINGING MEETING at the TABER-
~ NACLE.-Froe Lec,me-Mr WILLIAM B. BRAD.
BURY will Give Free Lecture at tue Tabernacle on
"Wednesday Evening, Nov s. explaining aud illustrating
his method torlearnipg to sing in classes All inter-
ested are invited 10 attend.
IL Several Gees and Part Songs viii be sung by the
Choir of the Tabernacle. VIM B BRADBURY
M 2lMAM 46 East EiglLeenth.st.
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XNANTED-A respectable family to
' take a nice healthy girl 10 years old, where she
will be treated OF the family. Nowages required
Good recommendations given by her present employer
Please call 81 - ScammeEst nj lt+s
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DLEACHED 200 cases,
Accompanying every width and quality, for sale by
o5 NESMITH Y co. 90 and 81 Pine-st
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NHRISlY'S OPERA HOUSE, Me-

4 EHKISIY 5 UPEKA HOUSE, Me-
~ chanic's Hall, 472 Broadway above Grand-st-OPEN
EVERY NIGHT during the week, until further notice.
The original aud welknown ChIistys Minsues, under
the management Of f.. P. CIIRISTY, whose Concerts in
this city for succession four years have been received
with favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets Is cents Doors open at 81; commence att
Afternoon Concert every Saturday. commencing al s
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

DRY GOODS.-Most complete assort-
~ nent of LADIES' Gents and Clildren's DRESS
GOODS to be found in the city. G. NJ. BODlNE,
o26 Ink 1928 Grand-st OF Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

DROWN SHEETINGS.-l5O bales Sa-
ADlsbury Eagle Mohawk Valley, and other styles, 70
sale low by mylll C B lie BARON, IS Finest