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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY oCloDrH D. lool

coed md R,v. Francis l.. ia gks DID,, followed m
eicou.nl sad 1appy .Iontes 10 re memory OF me
dist,ncUisaed .lihor. The resolutions we've unani-
raouSiy asouisd, AMI the Society adjourned.
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jenny LIvr. PeoFessoE ANDERSON AND
-.r r,sr Dyr.srxExr-We have the satisfaction
ofiayns before oar readers the following sketch Of
,he rroeeed.rss Of the Representatives Of the re
Department; q: their :. meeting
FIsE DEPARTMENT
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RIO GRASDE CITY,
M Ar


Nan RorrERy.-The mail between Zacatec.s
end san Louis pOtoS was taken and carried oil by A
band oi robbers and The mail rider dangerously
NOulCed
FANINE Com, m Durango, 5 selling II uine dol
lars the iancga. or nearly dollar pech The same
scarcity exists IL Chihuahua and IN all The Northern
provinces owing principally % the lncur>ons of Inc
Indians. oToeTs have been issued under heavy pen-
9lnCS, lOI az corn ana other o-cacSS 70 be sold AZ
reiS,l n the public places
CALIrCRNIANSIN SONORA.-Tts lion TOR Resiilc1a0
Of the s9,h Aug contains Official note from the
military commanSant OF Teczan, m Sonora. 10 the
Governor o. thai Stale, giving information II forty-
eight armed Americans being IN the ne sa50rhood
They say they came 10 get permission from the ex-
ecuuVe 10 work the gold mines OF sonora. Tne
commandment, however. Is persuaded that ,hey are
the advanced guard % some SIX hundred Others who
are about 10 invade thai State.
VERA (RyZ.-Ihe authorities OF Vera Cruz on he
2sd Aus, peuuonsd The General Government 20 a.
low ire introduction oi fouT and Other provisions
upon The same terms as those granted - The por Of
NaiamoIsS. They assure the Government tlailf
permission s refused they cannot guarantee the ian
GUILTY. Q: the city.
MEETING cr THE GovERNoEs.-The Governors Of
several Of TIE Mexican states BY O.Ler 0. the ian
eral Government, have been holding "A meeting IN
The city Of Mexico IN relation 10 the finances OF ne
country. AMER twelve days session, they AZ oCraod
on the 29ih u.,-, without suggesting any Particular
plan for raising the wind. They simply resolved 70
publish the repOr, Of their own committee 70 whom
was referred the plan Of The Secretary Of the
TrtsSurv The Monitor saws Qss rlssisroa. rssroa
y s. r,solrisron. that they came, sac art returned
Their Excellencies 10 have determined. eko-e
ihey met rot 10 second The wishes OF President
Arlsta They saw nothing 10 change their minds al
,erw ard. The consequence VAS the resignation Of
the " hole Cabinet
RonrgRs-In the State OF OaIaca q regularly or
gani7ed uaYv Of robbers had seen discovered BY ne
authorizes, and the Tngleaders arrested ana shot
ihty had then bylaws and olcers' ana me oro'her
hood consisted c; some three hundred memters
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SIXTH AND EIGHTH-AvENUE RAILROADS.
We have stated that the sixth-avonue Road Com
pany VIII probably soon proceed-the Eghth-avenue
Company, We now learn, Will also proceed as soon
IS possible. but some little hardness, 1t is sad,
is manifested by persons in the company who
consider their present business likely to be injured by
a road Messrs Pet,igrew and sherman, however,
and some Others who are among the leading and
most active parties in It, are all ready, and there IS
an abundance Of means TO go on The contracts viii
ulobably soon be entered into.
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hen hadc him Tcod-Aye. and proceeded - the Ten
Governors Office, = nere NJ Henry, ana Mr. kellogg
ne seeni gave then q good supply Of refreshments
Af;cv pleasing 'a~.e croNd of people ~hh Their
Singing they v.>f.i rhe large prcSs-roon belong az
20 Tie TTItuHe Af.f seeing the machinery OF he
establishment .all -nag three cheers, tley LET fof
The Harlem cars acliah-pd with their excursion.
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- p. PUTNAM'S LIST Of NEW

q p. PUTNAM'S LIST Of NEW
" BOOKS IN PRESS. anu n PREPARATION
/ MR. DRlSI ED-Fve Years IN an English University
vol i2no In November
II. MISS BREMER-Amercan Letters Authors ecl-
Ill Mr. COOPER-The Towns Of Manhattan. With
IiLstTa'loIs and Notes. BE- Miss Cooper. 8VO.
~ MISS CDOPER-The shield Narrative. limo.
V. DIR HAWKS-The Monuments OF Central and Nes-
TEN Ameuoa. 2vD.. Illustrated
VI THOS HOOD-Up me Rhine. Illustrated l2mo
VII THOS HOOD-WhIms and Oddities illustrated
Viii THOs. HOOD-Hcod's Own comprising ms
WORKS TlusiTa cd l2mo.
TX MR. IRVING-A Life Of Washington.
X. IDA PFEIFFER-Traves IN Iceland, Sweden and
Norway, translated by Miss - l2mO.
XI MIR KENNEDY-Horse Shoe Robinson Revised
ed,lon uniform with Swallow Barn l2mo
XII MR. LAYARD-Fresh discoveries az Nneveh,
wnh Illustrations; TO be Hs1ed simultaneously with the
london edition, by specIal arrangement.
XIII PROF. ST JOHN-Hand Book Of Science.
XIV MR. - Hand BOos Of Geography.
Nv. Mr. BAYARD TAYLOR-A new Work.
XVI. EIIZ. WETHERELL"-A new WOTk-bv the
author Of WIDE Wide World" in March
PUTNAMS ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY-In handsome
duodecimoes. with nun. erous fine wood cuts
The Ruined Cities II the East. i2mo
History OF NoImonsIa. I2mO.
BoswelYs Life Of johnson. vols limo.
PUTNAMS RAILWAY LIBRAkY-lR neat pocket
volumes
Home and Social Philosophy From Dickens House
Home Travels. MA Words
Home Narratives
Ida Pfeier Travels ID Iceland, SW eden and Norway
Hoods | p the Rhine With como CUTS
Hoods Nhms and Oddities. With comic cuts.
Miss Bremer's / etters from the United States
&C &c, &c.
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SCHUBERTH & CO.. No. PSI Broad.


way. y, Y. European and American MUSIC DEPOT,
have published CANT and correct edition, Jenny Lind
avorte nsloua and operate Songs for voice and piano.
from IS cts 10 is Recently published by rs for voice. with
piano Att. Arathe, " When the swallows, l8c
Schuberth. Ave Aiaua Sic. Rlcc Valse Cavatlne, 30c
Canhai Star OF Home, lSc. ksechen, Oh vert thou
NINE. Bic.
Krebs Home, 3ec Krebs To Adelaide. Bic.
Mendessohn On Wings Of Music, 36c.. and the Parting
Hour. l8c.
Llndpantner Standard Beaver 3Sc and the famous Or
lando Song. composed 10y LIndpainfnel, SOC
On hand collection OF the OF German Songs. with
English Words by the celebrated composers Schuberth
Mendelssshu kuecken Krehs Llndpautner Spohr REFS
Seer Lmblad. Speyer Schumann Fes,a Relnese, SPon-
holtZ Weber Meyerteer etc.
Recently elegant published by Ms for he Piano:
NJ Srakoschs Bluetie Mpslcaie, 25c.
VI. Strakosch's La Confession ldylle. Soc
VI. Sirakoscb : SWeetheaTt's Polka, SOC.
Rankens New Costume Polka. BIC
Hausers Musical Fund Hall Polka 3oC.
Memberships sKSongs. without words, Book, No 7.75c
Burgmullcr eight American AIRS easy R19ips Zach, 25c
Or immense stock of Music for oice, Piano. Organ,
Violin, Nioincelo, Guitars Orchestra etc ihe greatest
complete sell the United StatesD
- ectfnily reconmC nd To the public
SCHUBERIH co. Publishers and Importers
f24 2mhIMkS
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NEW-YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sedit.dly ~ REESE - Contents ~ Nrai4er fer OF
10, beng No. II Ne 70 rhe Nsw-NoTk Mei,cii Times
aud Surgical M knackS, Ne~ Bach II Professors.
rhlade tAs " sCca Colleges. ws.h N|sc.S 81 Schools
n,SiNaS houl4ep s;hy ALd other CgayAcTv Gceaing>
hvn cher .zLaiS NCR Publications. a.. ~
NYhiSnts 81 \ inter Number Professor spOrs l.
C is, Ha'r'a ~Ai his Fire Ann!hila.or, y Y N,d s.
rnhseelp''s " deal SchtolS Feminine AID H. .o.~
News, SC 7 ~ 1870 Ne.Ca4
fa."shti sem monthly, 81 per annum s,.,. ,,,,
go, C.h's seld by H. I. kersed. sust nun, S
SSFmhsN. s'singtr Townsend Br5adv Ssoai.N aha
y + Rsidolph gadway opposite .ay and Asn,s',
d Fanshaw. ICE Nlssau-st, Sc ~en, SO BIoadw.y
al ~
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4 PPLETON'S MECHANICS MAG

n ALiNt, FOK NOV ih3tk.--Nl III Ne puDiiNltu on
Saturday No XI with numerous Illustrations prce 23cts
GINEEkS JOURNAL, Eded by julius W. Adams.
CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER
MECHANICAL SCIENCE SherwoOds improvements IN
Nail Cutting Machinery. with Illustrations; Rohinsons
Sc wing Machine with illustrations Pappersetls I'm
pToVem.nts 10 Rolling Iron-Mcchamca Hooker up. with
illustrations Mer's Boilers with illustrations Steam
Carnage for Plank Roads and smooth payoments-Im-
FrCyemens by X Fisher with illustrations Boiler OF
the L. S. Steamer Harvey. with illustrations Improve
nnCnts IN Carpet Weaving MACHINERY. with illustrations
GregOrys Patent Equalizer, or Power Regulator. with
illustrations Waddelis Patent Escape valve and Cow
for Marine Engines with Illustrations: Mechanics
for he Million. No Work % Steam; Men and Things
Mechanical On the Application Of Electro -Metaiurgy to
heioe the British Association for the Advancement Of
Science Glyphogapty The Culture and Manufic,ure Of
Flax Memoir Of jacob Perkins Photographs an Natural
CoioIS The Great Exhibition
REVIEW Patents Notices and Correspondence
The numbers of tins Magazine give evidence of ts de-
coed uIeoy over every Ohero The KIND thai mas been
published IN this country 1t IS thoroughly practical useful
and scientific and faithful Journal Of current movements
AID developments IN mechanism aud engineering We
earnestly recommend mechanic brethren to strain
point ana spare twenty-five cents mOath. rather than
Os. the really useful information and practical kn1@ledge
It ~lll afford them Am Mechanic.
This periodical has already secured for Itself the rank
Of the best popular journal for practical mon IN ne
IN Tribune.
Subscribers hameS received by all Booksellers, Pooodl-
cal Agents ana PostuastoTs. aud the Publishers
1GIMs-IWtnty- FIVE cents "a No OK 81 per year.
ID APPLETON X co, Publishers
o3l 2tis No. 2U0 Broad Nay.
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MILLINERS WANTED.--Seyeral
I'VE Youne Ladies 10 work on Millinery. wanted i'm
medatey No 6j3 Broadway, ap stars. Good workers
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d s HOUGH, AuctIAeer
A 4 - II g.-.l lsIf ID ~ ffIfI ID

. HOTNH,
A UCTION SA LIZ ofgeOd FURNITURE
~ The furniture ola family yOs' ponsl Thursday
account II the storm, Ws be sold on MONDAY MOkNIN0
IO O'Clock, at No 40 Greenwich Every article will be-
sold without restriction 2 fine sofas. lounges plush and
furniture, bureaus. Room anu star carpets mahogany.
walnut and maple bedstends Wahsgany and gilt mirrors,
feather BEDS mattresses book gand4es glass ware,
COOKERY. stoves. ac nj 20
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- New ard Attractive juveniles
, 4 APPLETON y &C. viii publish

~. ~ >a,uIday II F'''''1''
LOUIS SCHOOL DAYS q S,c-v fr Rvs t. = 7
Ma WIN se''fa' trs Nooc Eggrayncs Oas .olu...
itn.o. Cleth puce 7sceurs
TIM tSttr. tuV'nliv ~i ts found o. - ono off 81 -
unC1Csp tnl- aue tnt-rtspiax If ~ c.. II
tTu;liu nftiAc and alounds stca inc,tluiS Is sI
toe HtlOst and 54v,t Tie G uton 81 Yo.tn - =
Isees. and ,, he time q Iuaus IN Their iaAs ,he
modest ard palTS' sentiments and rrlHcig,es
Viii publish week
LEGENDS OF THE FLOWERS. ~ susan T.uaar
author Il Firos'de Far.s " VI -'sarmer FarS Nth
several AssNs, me Wood Erc-viscs C.e e..-lnc enc
CSl .
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Al BLEEcKER. Auctl0nseL
4 OTIS AT RED HOOK BROOKLYN

UI , Al NED HUM, DNUUh Il 4 "
IL AT AUCIION.-A. J. BLEECKEk viii sell at
Auction the Merchants Exchange Ne@ YORK GA WED
NESDAY, Nov. ~, 10 u o'clock about 20 Los STU
ate Van BIgLt, mover, D.Aeman, MalcOf. .!san
and King These Lots on paved street,. the IN
mediate vicinity If the Aasiic Dock, Hamilton feny. and
the great improvements hat neighDorhood and present
a Gesifable OpIoHgnlty FOR investment. Terms Of sale,
easy Maps vii be rsa1y few days. a. the Office Of The
Aucionesr No Broad ~ of A. Atlantic DOCK company
O1ice No. u BToadN AZ New 1Ofk. ~ tNlZ
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all tie comforts of a home may he obtained location
very desirable and stage References required.
Apply at n T. corner Of 18Th 81 and 7th-av. Oh I'M
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I ARGE SALE Of CARPETS, OIL
D 4 CLOTHS, RI S, &c, &c b COTTON viii sell ~
MONDAY MORNING. Nov ,, a. tOi ooosA at the aucton
Nos 80 Beekmdnst AND 80 Anu-s aycsy large aud
desirable assortment Of Tapestry, BTssels, THE. ply a0d
Ingram Carpets comprising sbJpt 10000 yards the stock
Vt deaer-hey will include every description Of ,rferhne
Tapestry, Brussels and ingfaIBs So beautiful Tapestry
Rugs Chenele de Embossed Table CJyes, Door Mats
Also, every DESCRIPTION II star Carpets
EB.The above sale viii afford a good opportunity for
the ade we'll parties who wish 10 obtain cheap goods
for the use Catalogues early Monday morning
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I'O Observation-Disclosures
THE CAPTAINS OF THE OLD

n II i WI ItIINO UT IT II VDU
WORLD.-CHARLES SCRIBNER publishes THIS
DAY The CAPTAINS of the OLD WORLD" ny Hen
lsrhe vol 2mo comprising graphic and accurate
ufthe battles military careers eIcslencos and C
conduct aud general characters. of the most IA
Generals OF antiquity compared w.h the creates,
Generals ot modern times accuste accounts OF the scene
~, and accidents the hattle.elds are mtfo
duced partly from personal observation and partly from
the the beet modern travellers. The aud
military habits Of the nations clearly described
and the modern II places gwen that the routes
and movements Of the armies be traced ordna
" Nap. Tie volume Is embelshed with beautiful IL
luS' ratIons
NAVAL LIFE, or Observations Afoat aud Ashore, by
Lieut. Lynch, author of Dead Sea Expedition, vol. y
mo II mas an the variety Of incident Of a and
Will draw closely upon the attention of every reader
ulH [COuUeT ana Enquirer.
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az Mercantile Library AsSociatl0n.-,h ihe
request OF requisite number Of members Spe -al
meeting of the Mercantile Library Association Will be
he d. pursuant Art 9, Chap of the Cons tuition, on
SATURDAY EVENING, lst Nov. neIt, az O'Clock, IN
Lecture Room, for the purpose OF Considering the
popety legality of the resolution passed AT meeting
Of the Board Directors the tth If October lSi con-
c,rnng the ADMISSION of LAWYERS Clerks which resoin
published Oct 9, 1851 10y order ID the board of
Directors. hy order OF ths fIesideht
WILLARD l.. FELT, Rec Secretary
NsU-yo,k Oct n 1851. n 22l. path. 29thNnIs
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mi + T
one 90 two single gentlemen, a ardsomely furnish
rarloI and bedroom with pantrles aHd bah room adj
dining al uu second door OF mOIcTn- built ani bea tui
iy situated house fronting Abingdon park The family
sting Of but three pcTsonsl having than
thea use viii let the above gentlemen the
t->i resfeCtaby. No boarders the house, and
vii he taken. Fog further INF rina on address HOME,
pox No al Posf-Ofce. OF IT.
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Amu5ements.


Room, on MONDAY EVENING November 3
PROGRAMME.
PARrI
Overture Oheron Weber
Duett-' On "a bella nmsntnene" (Bettey) Donizettl
Mr.. A Brsham and Herr Mengis
Sol,,-On the DiaiOnic fiUte-Mr. KYLE.
Cayatiaa-" Robert tOi que Jaime Cltobeu IL
Diable) Ale'eroeer
Mas Catherine Hayes.
ANA buiIa-" Bella Rosa an!el mci' Camp -.
Her Menss
Ar" AMY Alas :" (Era DIayolol- -.--.-.--.- Auber
Nr A Braham.
Ballad" Bring ne Wild flowers ----.------ Layena
(Couposed expressly for and FOR the first tlneJ
Miss Catherine Hayes.
PART H.
OyeftuTe-Ssee If Connth. hossim
Dueti-' Quanto am6rer u Elnn AmOre) 800 Donizeiti
Bss Catherine Hayes and Herr Mengls
IL Trenoo," the VIOLIN DE befsi
Sir J. Perkins.
Ballad" There charm VA Spring Huuah
Ale We sur, ,he news IS tue, ma Scotch Ballad
t.oI the first tlme,)
Miss Catherine Hayes.
Ana IL Blyacco," D~''''~
Herr Meugls
Song" The Bay OF Blscay. ----------.----- Da'ey
Mr. A. Braham. nm.
Scena and ARA" Qul la yoce' II Purtanll,.-- Be!An
Miss Catherine HAYES.
Grand Finale Irs'rumentae
Cerduciors-Mr LAVENU ani Nr G. LODER
Grand Orche~fa composed Of the .ery lfst talent 10
New Ofk has been eBt aged. 80. - nh
The Grand Piano oTte ed al THIS Concefl VIII %
froa. The mandatory Of BIZ. I. ChlcHering -
The prce u Tickets fixed az u and 81 ihey can 10
Obtain q "a SATURDAY. mOIn.g - ; L JULIE D. NJ 1VY
oher Muse Stoes, aac - ADlgs Concert Hoon. Oh the
evening q the Concert. mic.
,S;F' - 49, = c3l u
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WILL READY NEXT WEEK

l. RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CHEMICAL
AXIS, embracing Metaiurey. Glass, Pottery. Salts,
Cclors Chemica 5. Dyemg, Fermentation Specification
Illumination. b Jas. c. Booth. A. NJ sc and Camp
heS Norft. 8vo doth Smithsonian Institution
2 THE BOOK OF HOME BEAUTY. BY Mrs KIRK
LAND. With u splendid portraits
3. THE HAND BOOK OF USEFUL ARTS l2me Il
Illustrated. nj II
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d s. Horon. AuciIone.

ID. s. HOUoH. Auc,onscf.
l. 'k ID A Y, at l01 A. NJ al No. 81
n Beekman-st a Iarse variety Il SECOND HAND
AND NEW FURNITURE, removed for convenience OF
sale such as Sofas Bureaus, Washstdnds. French Bod
sfsads Mahogany Chars Rockers. Gard. Center Tables
Carpets OH Cloths. Feather Beds Kitchen Furniture, &c
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II 'INIU IT n i II NJ .-IIIOTIHdLIUI
Il wanted by Bridget KerRs Of her husband, TIMOTHY
KERNS II living. residing part Of the United
States II said Timothy kerns viii cal at the house u
Road Conner No IS Oak-st New York, he VIII had his
lawful wife. Bridget Kerns from the town OF Macon,
County Of Waterford, ireland
~ PenusylyauIa raxers please COPY o3l ~
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DEADY THIS DAY, at DEWITT q
Il q DAVENPORTS, Tribune Buildings
HARPFR'S MAGAZINE for November
INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE for Novembef
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE for November.
GODEYS LADYS BOOK fOr November
SARTAIN'S MAGAZINE for November.
And great variety Of useful and entertaining Books for
evening reading Call and examine the stock at the cheap
Beok and Periodical establishment III The Tribune Build
nj It
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Mem publications.
Noes AT 4 L ROp f, b
IN HORACE GREELEY No person should fail

- n & + ) A L h L X y + f., BY
~ HORACE GREELEY No person should fail to
possess copy this valuable entertaining and instructive
book The press everywhere speak of IL the most auda
tory manner.
TIE AJcHg Evening Journal says The hes; series Of
letters that have been written IN many years.
The PaoieiphiG North American They spirit
cd, entertaining, characteristic and instructive
The Philadelphia Sun says The book will amply repay
perusa for the reflections Of Of the strongest
minds III our country upon European affairs.
The Boston Post says These Chances are flied with
bright, int llgent and American spirit. and embrace
vivid account Of the Great Exhibition.
The Boston EUtuiRg TrayeIer says The letters VIII be
found quite interesting and Mr. Greeleys remarks on the
Great Exhibition particularly valuable.
TIE PulCdeipha Saturday Courier says "A more au-
thenc instructive and Book Of Travels has sell
dom been ISSUED from the American press. The vast
amount Of information which Il contains presented IN
such lively and off hand manner that the perusa Of the
volume becomes as interesting as novel.
The Neto York DAILY Times says Mr. Greeley was IN
Europe about three months He Travelled rapidly, and
wrote as fast he travelled Yet few books Europe no
matter elaborate have presented more important
facts or more useful observations upon European affairs
than this Mir. Greeley quick observer, and a rapid
thinker He would gong through Europe and
would draw conclusions from wha, he than ball
dozen common men.
few copies Of the first edition still left. Secure them
while they can be had. Published and for sale BY
nit DEWITT & DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings
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ANOLIAN EXHIBITION. -The
Galrs bn Autilon.
A VI. MERwIN AaotoAesr
by BANGS, BROTHER " Co
! y Trade Sale Rooms No 10 PARK Row

COLE x Chiffon. Auctioneen.
HIN T. OIL PAiNIl NtiS At AUCTION
Il THIS EVENING, AZ No 1916 Broad. sy-cOLE
Chiffon will sell THIS Saturday, EVENING, Al
Siopanul Hail. No. 800 Broadway, next ~ Walker-st
collection of OH Paintings beng the continuation of
the sale of the 10Th October thus l0fdlDg another nae
opportunity to obtain works of real mert nc auction COM
petition See descriptive catalogues at the gallery which
open 10 the pubic Sale positive Ia close accounts
viii commence At o'clock nj lts
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

STRANGERS AND CITlZENS AXE
- invited 10 visit G. " TJTTLE5 EhFOhiCh oi
Earcy Goods No 80 Broadway, waefe nay re ses, "a
iss yaTiety evsry description Of English French Ger
mn and Chinese Fancy Ware. at tEe most easoDahe
,.c.s Who esale and retail New and tea1Nig goOdsD'
Len arryal from EuroQe Visitors always TelcOIs
o.. II TuIhGs irD
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I'M ALLEN. Aucuoneer


III. T. WILLARD Audiences.
4 LARGE STOCK of FURNirIR RE,
y &c, at Auction. THIS MORNING Saturday
al 10 O'Clock, at No 900 Broadway near Ste warts
~ T.. WILLARD Auct0seer. will sell THIS MORN
ING at Hoopers saes room large sock OF Furniture
beng the stock Of Custom establishment closing business,
embracing full assortment and will BE- sold without
gard t0Irice. Catalogues ready. nj IL
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IS CHup's NURSE and SeamSueSs Ia a
~ private family, by respectable Young Woman.
Has good references A ply at~No 20 tth-ay. o2S ~
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ITO sTHE LADiES.-PETER kO-
RrkTs. No s75 Btoadway has INST opened several
ca. Of N.u Gods clnprsIng HOncn and Point Cheme
..t. Herthss Baftes CosDrs Gaps and Collars h1s'n
FCbroden.s If every description, Embroidered Cambria
Hdt from 7sc 70 SO 1900 yds Cambria FiouncIng.
entne new patterns Nechln, Point and Va. sncennes
Lacss Black Thread aud Imitation Lace Se'is-ai N
Which vii be found the chsspes oered a Ne--fork
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~ Caution 10 tbe DeaG-Dr LUrENER 'nsd-
HIS duty g. caution the deaf against applying % set
II p.tt6nded auristS whose only object and hshes
bitvn IS gam tholr only recommendation ghuug ad
yerlstmtnt compound If ignorance. presgaptlou and
peryerhon II truth CT the % patients consulting Or
IutCLer within the present muntl, y GuvC lecA vctin-
ned by these iuposerS rot only losing 'tef money Init
almost invariably deprived 81 the htue he tuGg they
tsu possessed. lhs Jaw o. hoeI alone prevents Dr Lite
nom MAKING personal exposition Of the IA Is pittlc
nisrD connected with the above statement Dr Lutsuer
"a, only ed AuiiSi IN tue United States AIS
tst luh'msy, No $l9 Broadway. is the Only lusti
the world here the Ear and its Diseases
ciuSiyey attended 60. Open from until Testimonials
Um upward of go persons cured Oy Or l. ot DEAFNESS,
OF ave to forty Years standing Ue II tune
cufmg Office noUIs oSi A-t&S
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