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UNIVERSITY LIE CTUREs.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. MEDICAL DEPART
sharpe Pattson, D. Prosssor Of Genera pessrpsive:
Ginning Ssr
D. Prof ssOr Of Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
Ara Phy.oIssy .ifiss Pow N; b. Prss:ssSs q sss
ciynsi NJ Professor institutes and Practice o.
Professors Not of Governing Faculty Charles A. Lee,
p, Professor Of ID Jurlsprussnee W Aacready.
Markce D. Prcsssser Of Pashoisseai and Microscopic
s,ay William na Wan Buren, e The
Psei.sser Of Ph2s DsnS's and the Diseases Of the
George Peters NJ D., Proseeor Professor Of
the % 5:: il X their for
have %.ss tssIT II @sdssi
70 students extended facilities than have hitherto
listed have their Of BY the
of Lectures will he ducte by the six Professors the
@snce on To- and ter on the last day Of Ts1-
and when the g ha have been cOmese
March IS sroher Of Lectures win begin hch wiz
session viii Be Isr@ed This course which is thus 70 oc
soh hs and not
yerping faculties The instruction to be communicated by
vi" be dell S dsr day % GGs and
x$s
ShdTsn hsmtTv and rhysiOl9Ey surgsry Eras.ics Of
ana S
s cs ry Ssn m and Sy S.s
Course Of Lectures Of the Skin will
BY d. Bulkey. NJ d. whilst therefore, obligation
imposed the students TO extend the time OF their
the city beyond the period the winter session.
those who have complied with the regulations the Uni
ysrsity being permitted II they desire it, DO candidat
for graduation heIetore an extended fystem Of in
which all students of the University who attended
winter Lectures will be admitted free of charge studnto
who have no. attended full Of winter Lectures and
who may wish to enter for the spring and summer course
s and should thew decide TO become pupils or
the University for the winter
paid oy them will be credited them taking
tickets for that course for the faculty to
enlarge the thus
ton to attempt TO its Students to much
extended than that required by Medical Coeg
perfectly hopeless But Faculty believe,
that without additional charge great and .ola ex
tension offered. majority Of students will be induced
avail Of it, and that the superior rank which
these highly educated Junior members will in
the profession will exercise powerful
any obligatory regulations The Faculty propose confer
those Of the class certificates Of hon
evidence of their having pursued more complete
elton followed by medical students
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City Politics.

The Democratic Convention Of the Second Assembly
District, comprising the Third and Sixth wsrds met at
the s1th Ward Hotel last evening, and unanimously
nominated p G. Moloney Of the Third ward
their candidate to be supported BY the party at the
suing election The nomination said to be very good
one.
The democrats Of the first Assembly district last night
unanimously selected Mr.. Vim. Miner, Of the Second
ward their candidate to represent the district in the
State Legislature.
In the Eleventh Assembly District, David 0Keefe,
Jr, was unanimously selected the democratic
didate for representative.
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BRITISH INCOME TAX CoMMrrTxE-ExAMINArIo
OF AMERICAN WIrNEssEs.-A committee Of the
British Parliament having been appointed to in
quire into the expsdiency Of the amendment of the
laws Of the realm relating to the income tax, they
have been executing their duty in very deliberate
style. They have called before then numerous
citizens from other countries, to state to them the
local system Of tai impositons and tax collections
by their governments, respectively. Three dstin-
guished citizens Of our own country-Hon. Dudley
Selden of this city; P. B. Johnson, of Albany; and
Ashbel Smith, of Texas--have been particularly
examined Their testimony, as it may be Called
as given in the English journals, would cover
several broadsides of the HERALD. They we're ques-
toned, to the smallest minute, of the domestic
powers and policy of the States OF New York and
Texas, in respect to taxation and the collection Of
taxes, including a particular investigation oy the
committee into all descriptions of property taxed
how taxed, how collected, and from what classes,
and how much. and at what expense, with the
minuteness of the most thorough inquiry. The in
formation thus collected relative to the local policy
and practice Of the governments of New York and
Texas, upon everything relating to taxes, is COM
plete, and has, doubtless, been of immense value
to the committee, and to Parlia nent. Our own
Congress might save 10 the country large amount
of money, and secure to themselves much addi-
tional light and assistance upon great national
subjects of legislation, by adopting more extern
sively this system of Industrious committees Of
enquiry, which has resulted so advantageously to
the House of Commons Our fellow citizens who
testified before the Income Tax Committee, have
acquitted themselves handsomely. In fact, they
were posted up on the whole subject of taxes, and
their innumerable details, to an extent that is
almost surprising. They were aided, however, by
the questions of the intelligent committee, which
followed the subject through all its ramifcations.
1t is only the extreme length of the reports in this
matter, that precludes their republication in our
columns. We give, however, an extract from Mr..
Selden's explanations, as a sample Of the whole.
1t will be found in another part of this days
HERALD.
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gsSswAsEgn.

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
IaaNs or rcntnen irous Of converting their cast
oncothnF furniture &c, into cash. receive fair
raut ttr we SAME ~ aertrV Tor the subscriber hs resi-
dcnct Or through the Post orce ia IT'S by Wr
bufceid 0rt l.. N. DySesT DORT IS Tim stfeet
fhsT ,CFF CLOTHING AND sUPnRFLUOUs PER-
hfi cpcrts laoies avd gsntlenen having the above
" ot ~ ore fesy rspecifuly IL rmed that BY send
Jog tr or calling on The suhs rcr az his store tly
not o. OF tain the foil value ct their property. bat will
theret y ltid All Giafr-1eatle tart .fing.
JAMS AoGONsY. u orsu1e &C., near Cha,hsmst.
A. Afr orr tltInTNg AND FCHNtTURE WANTED.
w ~ hruost price can b. teibed BY ladies "a gen
teneh who sve any ef ~ ClchhE Furniture and Jewel.
Tor !. Inv INsTys ass pY..dd..- y, :, ....x. -"
Ladies attended 10 By hrs. Leysnstyp. "
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CesPAnTnGKsHIp soTTUDs.

NOTICE. THE coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing under the ard styic Il Merrill mor
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. tsirnsd
n MERRILL
fepsember 2th, 1851.
The businfss viii be carried old stand 2s2
ton street opposite Waslintton arfet by q m psrrii
lere All kiBts o. ocunlry produce can had cnea Tor
each. a. IN WeaNlIl.
NCuCF.-THE BUsTNEss or TaE LkTE FIR1 -
X = ~ ferrne viii ie settled ~ TIE Grdersigaed.
Al d'mtrta arsrst saii firm ts rfssfrt.d o. ne
him. HDrYET prHafSE.
NV YoRS, September - 1851
pARtEER wANTEn-IN A CENTFEb ASD PLEA.
can't bnslnefs. nrsa ~ estatistcd II. gourg on
lufncfe haiita and conuaudiug r. Si5en 70 SIU This
VIII be uro bic opportunity address STATING real
htme and amount L. NJ At the o5e Of This papsT
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Naval Iutelll0ence.

The u g ship Dale, W. II. Pearson commander
rived Simon Bay, c. G. H., the 9TH Of July, and
sailed again for the Comoro Islands; all we'll
List Of officers attached to the u g. Ship Dale at 81
mons Bay Cape Of Good Hope, July 18th, 1851 -
Commander William Pearson; LIST Lieut., Montgomery
Lewis; I'd do, John II Parker; Acting do, Reginald
Fairfax Purser, Josiah Tatnall; Acting Surgeon, j.
Winthrop Taylor; Assistant do, Gerard Alexander
Acting Master, John T. Walker; Passed Midshipmsn,
T. W. Broadhesd Midshipman II. Gillis; do Trevett
Abbot; Captains Clerk, William Pearson, Jr Boats
VAIN f. A. Oliver; Gunner, George Siran; Sailmaker
John A. Birdsall; Carpenter, T. G. Ferrau
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Mails for Europe and the Pacific.

EUROPE, AMERICA
The mails Of the steamship Prometheus, for Central
America California, and all other parts of the Pacific
will close at two O'Clock this afternoon.
The mails Of the steamship Africa for all parts Of Eu
rope and Asia will close at hafpast ten o'clock to-mor
row morning.
The mails Of the steamer Merlin for Bermuda and st.
Thomas viii close at the same hour.
The New York WEEKLY HERALD will be published
this and morning. at half past nine o'clock
in time for these mails.
Single copies, in wrappers sxpence.
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sEeitv Ferruson gst received fom Paris lasse
sd ssesS assortment o. satin Deaines snd other Uurtn
Vtfsrr Lace and Muslin Curtains &c which they offer
g % Der lee thaa thcy he bed elsewhee. Cur
inrEtcs IN the rentet manner ~ Jrecucal upaol
sstisfy vourseves 80 The Wholesale
sfsds store. No. Ha1s Broadway store extending
through tc Nee % ana "a Reade STREET.
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Elm ARTS.

Now oPEN-THE NAPOLEON GALLERY. AT THE
~ Of the Nations Academy Of Desgn 663 Broad
way opposite Bond street. Admittanee. cents; Season
dekets, 10 cents. Catalogues. l21< cents.
TIVE DAGUERREOTYPEs IN THE FAIR. FROM
Holmes Gallery $50 Broadway. attract universal adj
mraon for artistic ;uon mechanical skill aud taste,
that sets them works OF the art above the reach Of rvae
TO excel There pictures in void
being distorted like the larger daguereotype Those who
prefer hne pictures In plain frames, pictures
eAudy dress should Wilt HOLME- $50 Broadway Price
81 90 to $40. Where are the liellotypesl
I TOPOGRAPHIC PRINTs-oNLY So PER Si0,--
II Cheaper than the eheapeft and as good the best.
Published and for sale BY JAMES BAILL1E. Eghtyeighth
street between the Third AMI Fourth N Y.
ders panied with remittance will be promptly fled
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York Beet and shoe Emporium Of Brooks, 100 Fulton
street the best place in the y % get good article
Of Bttts, shoss. Caters, &c At this establishment s
fourd the largest and cheapest assortment in the city Re
n amier The number, 10 fulton.
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HUMPHREY. SIy Broadway corner % white street are
sng rich Brussels Carpets for p 70 O per yard heavy
Ttreepy g. yard; tupotAne fer S. 30 "a yard
gtsf al wool per ya~d OIL Cloths heavy &c. 70 fs Ier
ysre And s ether Goods found IN carpet stores stcquay
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shirt manufacturer, 29f Greenwich corner Of Chambers
New York Genlemen ladies and ehildFens stockings.
BE- az the most sonahle prices Fire
Ad order in the most approved style 81
tnad
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bis Fa Style q Hats has bsnished from all
the fashionable promedades the Whits Hat We rejoice In
this for beautiful his Rocky Mountain Beaver ~
copsrson IN elegance, lghtness and duTab
lily With biz last issue Procure cory at his saesroom
No Us Fulton street.
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News Fro2 ErEofE The Humbold. IL over
due--ste il in LeF th.teenth Jsy. The Asia viii
be due 70 morror
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A Coon SFsN.-The paroxysms Of the Tribune
over the proceedings Of the Castle Garden Union
Safety Com mittee, If they we're not 50 exceedingly
ridiculous, would be positively shocking. Tha.
resolution Of the committee causes our higher law
neighbor to rip and tear, and thrash his arms
around about him, at an awful rate. But II is a
good sign. II locks as though the shot had taken
effect We hope the committee will prosecute
their subscriptions to the resolution. IL is highly
important that the city Of New York, at Toast,
should be purged Of notification. We are satis-
bed that the thing can be done, If Mr. Col ector
Maxwell, and Mr.. Charles O'Conor, and the Union
Safety Committee only stick to their cotton bags.
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standard rriees. Their 81 ia. is superior every
70 these usually sold At that price, equal 70 the best qd
In this country The Union 10 OF superior Hat
their productions beyond the
% comrtttcn. Hat Fnisher Union, No II Park row, OPP
potite the Aetor House.
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Take your Time.-If you wish to take the
AvsGs fulton
Iss se YSe nSVss sSS ss
every description. and at prices 70 suit ali.
The create 81 k xcltement yet.-Ladics, there
excuse for your having broken
street and buy his and other wares at
IN esna traas to bring uus snGh daow Of s
%rng shps steamboats, and hotels fitted out
French Cry Ing Babies--J. Hart, 40 Broad-
way has just resolved another invoice Of these humor
sns s ssy nh s n sr Of other toys
prices.
Cheap Insurance! Cheap Insurance! 10
nGS III G,f h.
S A. ,ro per cent less saa. last YEA
fSs mt '1 AnnSac
The man who has NOT read Watts on the
sdot what either mind body
Sc BODY Re sshsr MIND
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is warranted
70 give ..sacCn c no taken o 1saes ssS
tile uproos hair from part Of tho body Lily White
bn aasS aS1s sde p ial
Jordan, is6 Washington street. Boston
Hair Dys.-BatcheIor's genuine Liquid
f the h and s.n Be py1
and country at principal mandatory
limitations.
Wigs and Toupees .-Batchelor'sc celebrated
gFactery At Wall street. where can DO found the
on tho premises Of the Ses. material and
nan and offer great inducements 10 purchasers
Wigs and Toupees.-We would call the at
The awarded silver medal for the first premium
Hair Dye Factory. 1877 Broadway of Dey street.
5000 Wigs ana Toupees, at Medhurst &
s's s ws Iii
A, sG 1s Of front srsds @ H'
A Card.-Richard F. medhurst, Gentle
Pem London and P.T wS fashions
says.y sin and satin c1sTas: COMBS. Brushes. &c.
II Is ii M Sa a ss ms a ans
has hsa % ss % A .' 0ss
"FamiIiar In their mouths as Household
M DIRE fret for sigh for T. and fam %
fui results Of Mrs Jeryss Cold Candy
coughs eoids &c. will be remem berd By the oldest nhae
SeG Broadway '' w.
We are blessed with Croton water, and we
are blessed with Jervs Cold Candy that universally
admitted all time remedy coughs colds hoarssn.
and the various threat and lung
montory to the consumption. Sold by Mrs. w. Jervs, 500
Broadway, and by druggists generally.
DIR. Kellinger Again.-In another part of
this per astounding evidence Of
ing the hair after having been bald for twenty five
shown other remedy IL will
appear Dr. X does solely fancifu idle
sons but gives undeniabe proof Of his truly wonderful
remedy alone having agreeable qualities that
hundreds of the first families in every
quarter the globe Don't fail read the proof headed
81 eco forfeit which will be paid all the pretended RENE
dies put together show as much evidence.
Carroll's vapor and Sulphur Baths, No.
Great Jones street-As medicinal agent coughs, colds,
all of the skin these baths have
been administered with for the past
for cleansing and beautify the skin.
They q luxury which should be enjoyed BY ALI
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Go and buy one OF them Sl2 Gold Plated
w,tehss the time loeh - hsndsoms assortment o.
Gold and Silver Watches Of all warranted good
time keepers SALE ~ tie genuine original JACOBS
Store, 1O2 Chatham street. Gene one; come all.
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in Brooklyn TO be sold at the Exchange oday at
Brooklyn has, within few from village Of
1900 TO city Of nearly lc00 Inhabitants and is
growing faster than II property there 10 not safe
Investment At its present moderate prices certainly
walk Of the ferry In desirable
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The CRYSTAL PALAoE.-The dup'ica Of the
American part of the Great Exhibition can now
be seen at Castle Garden.
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FIRE ANNIaILATOR.

LIRE ANNIuU AToR-TuE FOLLOWING coMxU-
neation from Messrs stillmsn, Allan Co. accounts
satsis et"rily for the alag tsrdness with which
Annihilator Machines are beng manufactured. We
assured by Mr.. Barnum. that unnecessary delay Will
will be made AZ the earliest possible period notice CT
which will be given.
p BaIppm, ESQ, General Mansger Of Phllps' Fire,
Annhilator CcmranyDear Sir In reply OF
inquiry delay which attended the eemmsuee
meat Of the Manufacture OF the natsrs ordered Of
have state that IL has been by necessity
q having on rolled expressly for re purpose After TRIAL
could not ind oft.he quality with which the
require We beginning 30 receive the iron ordsre and
hng erten Give prepara0ns their
ture, shall be able deliver them large mum
- Yours refreefuiiy.
eTILLMAE. ALLEN CO., Novelty Works.
New York, October 9, Isl.
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Court Calendar for This Day.

EtPREME COURT. -UENERAL TERM.-No5. 70 10.
CrRcrIT.-Adjourned to Thursday
CoMnos PLEAs.-Psrt mos 5zl COS, COS Gil, e25,
e3e e7l 677 679 es1, $50 6s6, $50 Part 2-Nos. SIS
6sl 6s6 css $780, os2 os4 $685. ees, 7oo 7o2 7o4, 7oo
7vs TO-
srPERroR CouRr.-For two branches. Mos 80, "a,
35 81 49, 80, A. A. A. As, 40, Il, a. 49, so, g. g.
S. &C. 81 IS, So, 60, 81, 81, SO, "a, 65, &C. g. es
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,hit m.iinr establish mrnt No Asor IIouse is still
eonsricu fer s class OF custom and the
nntqualtd ~ and besuty Of the shirts made there.
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loving broken Banks will he taken par In payment
for Clothing at Union Hall Wholesale and Retail Clothing
warehouse Of Fulton aud Nassau streets York
via The Ocean Bank Of Bergen Iron Works n. j. the
Con mera Bank Of Pc rth Ambcy dol the Farmers Bank
DO; the Atlantic Bank, do the Delaware and Hudson
DO ire Govern ment ste Bark, Miehigani the James
Bank jamestown N " the Bank Of New Rochelle. do
the farmers BANK, Of Nina, do the Wsst,rn Bank Of
White Greek do; the Merchants Bank, Of CanAndaigua
do. Cceds for the above be selected from
stock Of two hundred u oussnd dollars worth
OF ready mace Clothing suitable for the In
trade. 4. l.. ROGERS
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The RECEPTION or KossurH.-what are the
Committee Of the Common Council doing for the
reception Of this distinguished man Three gen.
tIsme n, delegates Of the German Glee Clubs, nun
berire six hundred members, ca led last evening
upou al, 'erman Miller, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES,
20 make some arrangements for tho reception
The Alderu. VI kept them waiting from seven TIL
half pest eight o'clockor til patience ceased to
he a ,i,tue Ia uything 10 be done for kossuth
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seems to be more than usually rife with elegant and luz
urious articles for the adornnent Of the fair France
italy and in some measure stimulated
by the great WORLDS Farappear to have We'd with each
other in perfecng some Of the most chsste and
products issued from the lem. Our attention has
been lately called 20 mssnihceni display Of Paris cloak
and mantss At the emporium for these fashionable
merits. SS Bro,dway The proprietor-Nr George Bulpn
being exclusively engaged in this department Of commerce.
possesses We are told unequad facilities in catering for
the public TASTE and certainly do not remember
having seen 90 truly superb an assembiage Of novelties
witnessed on Wit to lis warerooms The fabrics most in
demand the richest Lyons velvet sans and
used for trimmings, and really form graceful ap
ptndsge Our lady friends will DO well By giving this es-
tablishuent early call.
Notice TO the Public.-BilIs on the follow
Banis will be taken at par for Clothing Union
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Warehouse OF Fulton
and Nassau streets, win -
The Ocean Bank q Bergen Iron Works, Nj.
Commercial Bank Of Perth Amboy, N. J.
Fnmer' Bank, NJ
Atlantic BnDb, Nj
Delaware and Hudson Bank N. j.
Government stock Bank. Mich.
James Bank Of GAINESVILLE, ". T.
Bank Of New Rochelle NJ y
Farmers Bank Of Nina. N. Y.
Western Bank Of " hite Creek, N. Y.
-" Merchants Bank Of Canaan daigua, ". Y. &e, &e.
Goods for tie above moneys can be selected from an i'm
mene stock Of two hundred thousand dollars worth Of
ready made Clothing in variety comprising all the
late Inn royements In the trade. y. L. ROGERS.
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besnb 20 find where ia the rg spot
% buy heir clothing No shaving gougng You Be
Iued thor with IS $50 suit also Overcost ut 81 "a
SO. 10 Nafsau street. corner Of Beefman street.
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THE MILITARY.

CCARFF GUARDS. ATTENTiog.-THE MEMBERS or
~ this company requested 20 meet at American Hs
Of Broadway AND brand streets Wednesday 9th
Instant o'clock for the purpose of making srange
mtn for their second annual Target kxcurscn. She Pie
neers will please be in attendance.
CHRISTOPHER KING, Secretary.
DLUsBERs GuARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THIS COM
TtEy are notified 10 after meeting at G2 Broadway,
this Tuesday evening, October atTH o'clock precisely
Ao TO aprtar at the place Wednesday morning
sxoursien. BY order Of CBhS n BU CHANAN, Captain.
A TTENTIoN, sHURRAGER CUARDs-A MEETING
"A Of this Company will be held Oct. at o'clock At
TEos. kLYoS, sec'y. W. II. MoKINNY. Captain.
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CARROTS v.por and sulphur Baths, No.

Great Jones street-As medicinal agent coughs colds
rheumatism. and all eruption of the skn these baths have
been administered with for the past
for cleansing and beautiyng the skin
They o luxury which should be enjoyed BY all
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and Furnishing establishment No. 4it Broadway AT this
store Be found the best sort Of fashionable well
mfde Clothing. Furnishing goods. &e livery article IL
marked At the lowest possible price at which 10 be ss
and deviation from that price in instance allowed
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Trr porIcE Jrsr. 'oEs.-Ex Judge Waterbury,
late ftbe Marine Coui :, is rot candidate for The
ofce Of Police Jpstice. k.ts mare mas been CON
sounded With thai Of another candidate.
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Take your Time.-lf you wish To take the
correct time. should of those beautiful time
keepers offered for sale by SAVAGE 90 Fulton street.
They are put up in line gold hunting and face
and WARRANTED perfect in particular Watches Of
every description, and at prices to suit all
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BLACK LACE CAPB-LEFT LAST EVENING,
~ sbent ten oclock, in Thompsons zoe cream saloon
lsdys Blsch Lace Cope The finder who rich
and always he recosried Is requested leave at
the saloon, and will be suitably rewarded.