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q En O0n THE AMERICAN CONSIGNMENT
pCO,OOO. once. No. l2l wilism street Cup stairs
jowelry old and silver wAtohes
dr. gonrs wines II ,ucrs; and advances noasy
goods. No advances OF mortgages.
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~ GENhGE sOClEIf.-TdE ANNUAL CONCEhT
in aid OF the charitable funds Of the St Georges and
British Protective Emgraat Societies Of New York. will
tsfo plase at the Metropolitan Hall Tuesday evening
Nov @ when the following eminent 81. will render their
Rosa Jacques, Mr. Augustus Braham Mr. Guidi Mr. Leach
InsrumentaMle Camille Urso violin; Mr. Alfred Toul
min harp (hs first appearance In the country) NJ Alfred
sedgp ick, concertina; Mr. Barton bass (the
two latter will perform grand duet for the first time in
this ceuntry Wsace's Empire Brass Baud and grand
orchestra Conductor Mr.. Bochsa Tickets ST. 30 be OBJ
tained at the hotels and music and Of the
gentlemen composing the committee.
PROGRAMME.
National American Overture Orchestra
Mad Anna Bishop, Miss Rosa Jacques !. Leach
3-song, The Death of Nelson. ....... Braham
Mr. Augustus BrAham m.
4-Grand duet TOR treble and bass con,ertin.s
6-Ballad. Home, Sweet Homo, (M.d Anna Bishop)
6-Madriga, Do sn in q Flowery Vale
7-Solo Violin Fantasia on airs in Sonnambula Mile
Camille Urso.
s-Ye Israel Lament, from the cratora of Sam
SON Yin eonmemoration Of the death Of the Duke of
sMadams Anna Bishop. i'"AN''
To be followed by
s-The Dead March in Saul, by the united bands.
l-Brtsh National Anthem God Save the Queen, solo
parts by HAD. Anna Bishop, Me8srs Braham and
Leach.
2-sorg by Miss Rosa Jacques.
3Instrumentsl perform ances by w Waaces Brass Band
4-Ballad, the Maid OF Honor, by Mr. Guidi. .Bafe
b-scotch Ballsd, Comm Thro' the Rye. by Madame
Anpa Bishop
Solo on the Harp, by Mr. Alfrad Toulmir from Lon
7-Song Never despair the last position Of ne
Mr.. Augustus Braham.
5-Duet, As il Fell Upon 4 lay.
s-Coronation March, from La Pro1hete Meyerbeer
Conouctor. me- Boohsa
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MN &, 5s,ss,,:s1

e9e McShNntcxf aSbS Broad (proprietor,
Mr. George HicksI will be opened en- Wednesday; Novem-
ber Ie entertainments will comprife endless variety
Of self acting musical instruments performing the
celebrated and ppalar airs Of the day. with elegant female
groupings spendp amio and kalie
oescopet the whole presenting the unique
ising combination OF before attempted
Doors open from the morning till ten in the evening.
Performance every hour. Admission 25 cents
MADAME soNraGS NEW SERIES OF FESTIVAL
I'VE Concerts will commerce. Monday evening. 29.s
iua at Metropolitan Hail. These Concerts will be rro.
dnced eorrespons ing rcsle Of grandeur and complete
Of the famed Musical Festivals Of Germany and Ene
land The Orchestral Choral spd Chorus viii
consist Of Six Hundred Performers under the direction
Carl kckort Full par alars in future
MADAME HENRIETTE S0NTAG's CHORAL RE-
Iva hearsns Those ladies who have insor ed their
in the choral beck and those ladies' who derous
joining the ctra rsrtment Of Madame Sontage cers
are respectfully notified, thst rehearsal Si take place
fs Aondayl evening at Constitution all $50 Broadway
Ct o'clock. PuDotlsl attendance is requested.
HENRY G. WATSON.
WALLACK's THEATRE.-AR. LESTER BEGs RES
w peotfuy to inform the public that his beuafA vii
take place on Monday November e. A sterling comedy
will be revived for the OCCASION and all the talented ars
bcongipgt a. this establishment will sppear
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mUsEChI,.
DIANo FOR sALE-AT MRS DwlNELLE's CHILD.
rcn's clothing establishment, 4s3 Broadway, up stairs

EoLIAN PIANoFoRTEs IT. GILBERT co 8
LL psnoforte warerooms. 1913 Broadway corner Of An
thony street second foor where the largest assortment Of
Tisnos with without the celebrated improved Hoan
msy be fonnd all Of wh ch have ths metallic frame and
warranted 70 stand any clmste and give enre saaoon
and will he sold at great bargains ~ experiences Of eight
yenrs, resulting IN important improvements the
Hoian has been brought 70 perfection attained by
Others Nearly two thousand Folans have been sppad
and they now applying ten isns per week and the
demand Is rapidly Increasing Elegant boudor cottage
pianos cony, nient for small rooms n g. Co.'s pianos
hrmness and long Standing in tune Prices the
msnnfsctory Dealers supplied at liberal discounts H. n
Wsdes and the entrc Boston catalogue Of music and il
siruchon books, furnished at this stOre At wholesale
HORACE WATERS, Sole AsCnt.
C0nEtantly hand, extensive second
hand panos 20 rosewood and mahogany varying in
ste 10 SEh gand pianos from $500 g. 500 Prince Co.'S
hand pianos taken u exchange Noisn ani other apOs
to rent Pianos tuned ard repaired
= rIANoToRTfs AND MEL0D. on FOR SALE OR
~ 20 let very cheap. Prices Sl2i. sl5 Sos siS ami
$50 20 lire snd uNed u $ e. On s8 I'd 81 sof m
Dun brk I'D Grand dir6at.
HOTELS
s.eN>@N = IA .ea-s
MIAIlUNaL UU1EF. vfH8UEl -Tl4lS HOUSE,. Taf
~ latsc y ma W0.s 1e ,nt Hstsbtshmops, vrtt II
Nov gotb, II ktpt hy rEltEEs BEtdAMfN, fat pariy
q tae Nobtt8b ~ eega o. the olr ~ Montreal
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II a. CHILToN, AUCTToNEER.--CoLE Chiffon
ID. viii sell at auction, "Wednesday, November "a, 81
2 eoook, At tho Neresants Exchange. ffyone lots %
sound Eghth Ninth, and Eleventh avenues and Sixty
sixty Sixty sixth streets Sixty cent
remain bond and mortgase For full par
aouiarF apply to tho aurtioneers NO Wan street hs
hrss los the southeast Of Sxyseeond stress
and Ninth avenue Maps now be had at the auction
No. Q WAL street,
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ETxECUToRs SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
u BY W. III. FRANKLIN son, on Monday, 22d inst.
~ o'clock At tho serchan Exchange, the three-st0ry
brick house and lot fee No s5i Hudson street. between
Morton axd Barrow Lot Is feet by 100 Also tho three
STORY brick house and los IN fee No Carm street near
she junction of the Sixth Lot ~ l eet. THE
property IL the line of the raroad and oers in
5ucement for snent investments in properly on two
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''D''' '''' ''A''' fHSf HENfRY WILLIAMS, Auctoneer
IIENRY T. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHINA

ENRl Il. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHINA
Dresden decorated china, bron1ed figures tea
and dinner sets splendid oil paintings &cLarge and posi-
tive sale Of splendy decorated vases tea and dinner
sets &c., Tuesday and Wednesday Nov. % and "a
At 10 oeSsk each day at the large room in Academy Of
Design COS Broadway, opposite Bond street Henry r.
Leeds viii sell as sboye one Of the best Of seyre
China richly decorated tn original psatRg
offered TO the American public ooeeod by aastcurs for
this market with greet taste and without regard 20
vzServe's decorated Chus vases,
goods OF the late Louis Philippe Also, Of tho
illism H. King Holland all which well worthy tho
attention of connoseurs splendid Parian Chins groups
Aabaser do Dresden China tea and dinner
plates, fancy figures, candlesoks ldelabrls.
otoe cups eli eks &c ormofu silt and gold esnde-
labtas spienSd Serves China tables with ormou
ndard With complete suit Of match, most Ella
borRtey psro each panug prie ct richly carved
ebony cabinets nlad with pearl and panels painted by the
OLD masters writing desks papecre writing desks work
boxes &c Also ivory image Of Christ in ebony
richly carved by Pommer at Anvers l2 silver plated and
crystal cut glassware in great variety Also, large oo
lee ion Of richly framed original oil paintings the Dutch
and Flemish matters, among which will be found several
gems by Ohemap. k. Do La Hay, Spohler f. Francis Os
tade Vormula, a. vanos, III. Bruvha aud many Others
the old school The whole 10 be sold without
above, by catalogue. Ready tor exhibition Monday.
HENRY I. LEEDS, Auctioneer 50 Chambers street.
I H. vANDEWATER, AUCIIoNBER, WILL SELL,
~ thii dsy, 1T ten o'clock, at the s,lesroom IA Wall
street. Duch buboua roots In lots to suit purohss be-
ing She rortson OF Nandersohoot SON. Van Wayener
and others. The whole will be sold without reserve,
t0 close onbig ignrnente
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II COTTON, AUCfIONEER.-T0-MoRROw TUES
day. Nov. 2 at 0S o'clock, at the suction rooms 10
Boekman street and 50 street. will be sold the largest
extensive stock wood ahog
net urlisuro that has been offered this AIso
piano rte with French plate ga. Brussels
and carpets oil oloth- So &C. Full particulars
MORROW. Nhsu Catalogues will be ready.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NO1ICE.-H. NJ BUSH, AUcTIoNEER'
"A Will sell this tsy st 0b O'clock, in tho salesroou.
10 North william the entire furniture of boarding
house. removed for Of sale. worthy the atte
lie dealers AM Others, vzScfas, couches marble top
and plain eesng marble top, pier and
table sof couch and French bedstead wsrdrobas book
cases. shogany chairs and tables sdeboArds pianoforte
feather beds holsters an pillows hair mattresses, blank
cts &C.. looking FasH carpets ocloh sto go Also,
large assorr of kthen furniture with which the sale
will commence.
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UCTION NoTICE-Tnos. BELL, AUCTIoNEER:-
Ihrriay 10 o'clock, At AS HUDSON strset.-Th' street
serves, sugars cap ~. Tuesday at j. Bogarts auction
rooms is Spruce street. sonRtabos sale Of furniture,
liquors, 30. Tli0S. BELL Au stioneer.
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uENRY H. LEhrs. ArcrIoNEER-HFNRY

HENRy H LEsps @ AgcTIoNEERAHfNRY NJ ETH Na.S0,,.
y esS GS VIII s o az saaspos Mo- srs
an anreorvsS sale d chooe old vines biande sesar
s11iss ' r % &C. T
s & % S1f T s sS n Gasa sA'Iy ns &
o'clock splandt bay horse hye years old warranted
AsO Rookway and set Of silver plated harness
IoBN KEEeE, AuCTIoNEkR.-ExECUToR ssALEoF
shS csss e S{ba eoo
s ~ snsIs & o ais S
sOgs .. the mos no4 private galleries: GEn
.ad aSs sss5 tSs GS
TDs s. ss & 3 e sSa d. s ,ss rss
e ransngurtou and descent from the cross after Rubtns
o. 'sd a Ss ss sns
ard sg Bsssawsy corser o. Whs ,tr'st on Senay sa
day eleven O'clock A. NJ The whole opened %
GIRARDoN. HaTRDREssER, 6oi BROADWAY.
disai % ps S xS linn %fse sem ngsds
s',n ,sd Of fancy
eoyes and mite mourning iewery and imitation o. gold
dsncy goods Store viii he opened for exhibition Monday
DAwNBRoKER's SALE MONDAY. NOV; 22D, AT 10
lopn s o wSer eatSips too numsrsas 20 mon
Which ayr sSn avenue ysha Snf foa ro
. ENT-IseoRrANr PUBLIC NOTICE :
The sale q furs conetns q store martin, musk sable
n I.rStn S ,s,srn. % a su %S S @
az viii h 500 tsoss o SVs % on ,sS ssqaa saa
az als broadway, hear Canal street 1rNr ,uo.,or.r
Ladies' viii peeso 'ssnd a ecst i.daaemsat grgsens, NV
ef the present T. iou "ust be Sold
4 AZ. TelS Sssa,s & S.o,ss fanny. vii 5o ssii y
oneftrg Of lgfeaae mrbegany art val ~ begstaAas,
ee,Let eeas neh nay sl' ,s s,e9 sstnI.lo.
yssos silver wege etiag cart and oehrs ese. Yes,.ty
rt.da hst alsne. eTisti piiatass, 1o safe positive
~ithoss feSet % veNthsr'
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MRS. LANNAY's FIRST soIREE OF THE SEASON
l will take place at Montague Hail. (Couit street. near
abe City Hail. BROOKLYN Friday evening November 20
Tickets be had application to Mrs - At the room
Saturday and Wednesday evenings the 2oh and 2th
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EOR SALE-TBE VERY SUPERIOR AND SPLENDID
steamship OSPREY, now in this port, having been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired by Messrs Harlin
Holingsworth, Wilmington and furnished with be
platter, boilers &C. Will be sold proe
ship has the most spacous for
in cabin second cabin, and seeraye being
adapted to ooastng Chagres and Havana trade Fer
further particulars, appiyto. sr,ro, .,
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FOR SALE.

= =
$50. .OOOTo. LED = .nn, os y b. BoND AND MORT
drs,vs real estate - tls tity Brooklyn apply
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TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
~ win be granted BY the undersigned, thu following

CAPITALISTS or oosrANIEs HAVING MONEY To
~ loan find sAfs Investments by applying TO ths
undersigned. FarmE for M exchange for city property
Corner let's and houses u Ntlismsburg, for sale al
bond. One for so0 cash. Rsd s20 mortgage. Houses 70
let, and rents collected.
WooDs FoRBUsH, 70 Nassau street
IyREENE%s RANK or WASHINGTON DC, RE-
deemed at q ii enc per cent, at No. Park row.
NOTICE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
~ CompaDy.-The Butecrtbers TO the stock
hereby notified that nsalmen Of ten cent has beer
called in by the directors payable the 18th December
next at the office Of the sgents Messrs Ludlow PleaAn
IS Frsnt street. By order Of the board,
c. Z. HABICHT, Secretary,
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LN0UNDRY FOR SALE.-FOR SALE AN IRON roUN
dry and machine shop with stove and tin shop attached
located at MddletowB Orange Co., N. sxtyfro miis
from the city on the New York and Erie Railroad rhs
slways has done and is doing large business (age
at present than ever tefo,e) The establishment viii be
sold low with the good will f the pretor If sold with
the stock possession will given s of January next
without the stock the t Of March For further afor
NATION. address WHEELER MADDEN. MijdleseWA
Orange Co.. N Y. Refer to Phelps. Dodge 4 Co.
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SALES AT AuCriONs

nRTG SToRE AND LEASE AuCTION.-WEDNES
~ day, Novem a. at 10 o'clock, the premises, The
tire contents fixtures and 81 years lease OF stores and
6 Division street. consisting Of fancy soaps psrtumery
dyefufs, boiled Husaed, lard and lamp oils drugs aad
drusgista utenss paints yarni hes 1000 lbs Brandram
Brshers Lo white lead 1870 boxes French window
glass &c also chow bottles specie Jars show tine
lures, of all Hi2ss sud handsomely labelled with cutting
bench pil machine, ol giant sda wser iount,a large
plafo balances 800 lbs With druggists utensils OF
every elso ~ years Lease Of ssors Tho lofts
all well let which makes tho rent Of store
snd CELLAR very low. This il well worth thu attention Of
parties absut to commence the business The location is
trstrnte the having convenience
has an excellent of buness For further particulars
apply prem scs, TO ELLINGTON A. CARTER,
Auotonser, store 81 Dey street, corner Greenwich.
EIRsT SALE OF THE sEAsoN.-AssIGNEE SALE
q dry goods at auction this and following days,
II the whole disposed Of the valuable II dry
goods in NO 23 Second street. comprising
article usually kept in fret class retail store. De-
soripon Of articles to insert All be
sold without reserve n. SPedlars, housekeepers and
heads az families should attend this SALE the goods will
be put let's 60 suit purohser Advantageous 20 fani
lies Sale at ~ NJ 10 continue until 5P NJ. each day
HENRY WILLIAMS Auctioueer
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EoR SALB-BARGAINS FOR CASH. OR TO EX
change for real estate and other rneroh
watches chains pencil pianos iron Safes
set in rings pins, bracelets 60 Havana and German
hnens &c. Apply at 80 Nassau street. floor
JOS. Il. CAMARA,
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q S0 REwARD.-sToLEN FROM TuS BRIG LAU-
pcO retts on the I7h inst, during the night.
Honduras Cockineal. marked kG snd in diamond,
both with numbers the vessel lying the gcot
street, Last The above reward viii be paid
recovery Of the two in proportion for ethsr OF
them. For Information respecting the apply
JOSIAH JEN - South street
q IN REWARD LOST OR ST0LFN-A LADYS
PIO mall gold enamelied back watch, on Friday
Afternoon between the hours Of three four The above
reward will be paid ana questions asked by lsayng 10
atNo. 1866 Grand street
T oST-sTRAYED, ON THURSDAY EVENING 18TH,
~ inst rom Q. 63 H. TNentys Nth street, Fourth
avenue sptrgng spaniel dog. white aqd bsown; head
brown BODY white with brown spots, tail hall brown half
white, fofelsgs little s,oekled, full reward will be
paid 20 any one returning him 30 the above house.
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National LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE 60.
~ oety Of London. General aseuoy - II wall street.
New YorkThis life society having doposiee3
guarantee fund Of so0 In United states stocks ana
York State stocks with the Comptroller Of the state
New York In accordance with che ststs law will reos
proposals Tor insurance lives at their agency Nc
II Wall street. New and st their different sgenek
tbroughout the State Persons going TO Calforns Apt
Australia Insured AZ moderate exsra premium. The io:t
board Of directors ees every wednesday TOR transact
Of currsns bus Medical examiners IN atendap daily
ct O'Clock p 81 PnUphless setting forth
Of tbis company be had application - the ccs Ko
II Wan street Q. E GABiCHT, General Agent
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ENoR SALE-FIvE STORES ON SIXTH AVENUE. BE
tween and Twenty ninth streets at Low
prices Also, house No. 81 West Twenty ninth street.
sxth avenues rioe 81 800 Also two brown stone housef
in Thirty sixth street. between Fifth and Sixth
feet 'front.' with all the modern improvements Also TIVE
houses hry third street. between Fifth and Madss
Avenues Apply TO X. G. PIEkCE. LI0l RroalYaY.
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NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A beauti.

Il full Cottage Hudson, Columbia COUNTY The
house conveniently constructed in complete order and
most pleasantly located The grounds tasfeuly laid out
ard contain az abundance and variety OF choice fruit trees
beside tine hubbe and plant. There aso large Kitchen
garden and an abundant supply Of the door Ii is
wiihn i've minutes walk OF q church, an academy two
sch0s post Office and the station Of the railroad BY which
ices than -four h~urs distant from NewYok There are
,oer daily communications by railroad aud
with Nev-YWk The location while Possessing thee al
anisses peculiarly healthy, retired and pleasant and it Is
There are few places Of the Kind desirable
ae property VIII Re soid on sccommod ting terms and for
avery low pree. For. terms &c, apply to
JAMES $ SLUYfFR No 8 Wsilst
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Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful
Country Residence, situated 80 miles from New York
New-Jersey Railroad, and 10 minutes walk from the
Dep and one hours de from this city On the premises
there Is story frame house with attic basement and
kitchen being 80 feet front aud 50 feet in depth The house
il ncopd on sides with piazza and Is altogether the
mort able residence in the nehbOhood The grounds
are H. high Of cultivation and are 6 feet front BY 4O
feet in depth For prce and full pac lsrs apply to AN
THONY j. RLtECkER, Auclioneer, No Broad st.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL for BOYS.-The

suh.cIih.r proposes open Private School for BOYS
Al Nes port r J. on MONDAY ths ID day Of May next
In h guls he viii give instretion In me usns
trIleetusl Philosophy snd in The Lsin Geet French and
eruan Languages He will prepare LADS to eater sny OF
The Coll, g.s in the United Stairs lf desired insrructon
will also given for ADDITION charge in ot er European
Isns, ages AZ d sl-o in Muse and Drawing.
The charge for Gay scholars vii b. 500 year Tor pupb
that b Az with the suhscnb-r, J9 Payment quar-
',erIy in sayuce DR. j. GEORGE GUNTHsR-
Refer 10 Prof c. Beck. Cambridge Mass. Hon. Geo. =
billiard Dr. 5 c. Hove Prof n. u. Rogers, Boston; O. H.
Kavert ESQ, Berry Gilhaf, Esq, DR.. David King New
mort r. Ne wport April l. 1882
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ENOR SALE-A desirable Residence in

rne Guy o. New brunswick, New-Jersey situated No
70 oppoefe the County Groanda The House In
eouoe tult OF pressed birch and fnshed in the best sn-
ne oers % iet on the front BY - feet deep containing
sss story The oE ~ BY 100 tasssfui Land our
With shraehery grape srbor kc pump Of excellent water
and wanting healthy and pleasant location for their family
for retired family this would be good opportunity
Distance only hSars em the city, least times each
way cay BY Railroad At low computation For further
PARTICULAR inquire the premises OF Mn. VAN DOREN
or In the city, at No y Albany OF VIM FLAGG Execu-
tets Of the estate Of ISAAC v VAN DOREN, 9eceased
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IROF. SHUSTER'S DRAWING and

PAINTING ACADEMY is removed to more spacious
roma st No 494 Broadway opposite the Art Unon where
be will continue to give lessons as ususl Gentsnens
Clsss from s. Separate Glasses for Ladies' new
Class young Gentlemen Saturday. from 20 ~ and
in the afternoon for Female Teachers For particulars go
~
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EONKERS LOTS.-For sale q Mot of

Il ground at Yonkers be autifuv situated on the corner
aIburon Railroad and bounded on three sides BY
such avenues and havngs front OF 400 feet Warhurton-
viii be sold in lots TO suit purchasers, Aoplv N BEN
yAMlN B. SMITH. Yonkers, or WILLIAM BLOOM
FIELD, Counsellor atLsw, No 20 Nsssau-st New York
tions
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MIR. JOHN McMULLEN nrono.es :

r. JOHN McMULLEN proposes to
4v4 open Day School for Boys which his terms 1875
geo sore.d more than two years and having studied and
,or rany Years In the City of NewYork ne feels him
81 a ensth quanhed TO DO justice those who may
paced N bis nds Besides Spelling Reading Writing and
Ametc there viii be Taught without extra charge Latin
oreek French Spanish, German, Italian Music Drawing
ara Address No 2'5 Chryste-s. References
Inc President and Prof Of Columbia College Ex
cent n D. Moore, IL D. Prof Henry ]. Anderson NJ D.
sev VIM Berrisn, Harper Brother, c. v s. Roosevelt
De nsnl l. swan, VIM Forrest, Adam Nolris, George r. FL
mann, T. Sanocrson, shepherd Knapp DR.. q. P Cam
pam fIos Jsssph Henry, Secretary Of the Smhsonisn
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ZINC PAINTS-Wananted ru' y.
~ The NEw-JERsEY ZINC CO. Wrsno ~ u =
Deyst- are prepared 70 supply their Zinc ram"
lowing prices
No. White, ground in oil, SO. per pouns-
No. White, ground In oil, &C. per pounS
No. White, ground In oil, 7c. per posna .,l
Brown and Black ground In oil, SO. per p'N@"
Dry White Of Zinc, &C. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT, s,.sa ~
Amer thorough test In Europe and the onus.rdssien
been found to retain It's beauty and pretecys h
than sny other paint For whtenes and III :, sounn
nvsled IL 10 free from all poisonous ercpe 49,
ana dangerous In other pigments; VIII cover "a 4 49,
from 40 TO 100 per cent space thsn 'ea1 - essL
fore much chez per to the consumer As 40 .,phmoo
will not turn yellow when exposed % tns xShts -
rzses of coal FIRES or the foul air of ships sr
ground In varnsh produces the porcs lam nnsp .rTa
BROWS AND BLACK ZINC PAiN.s'are -
In few form hard and solid mesine ,wsIks1
wood brick iron and other metelc snrfaces " ssyssl
Tor their 6rs-proof properties They rsspscs - ruulnl
marine purposes having been found 70 rens, pssm
action u salt water % destructive to othsr psS~
sacplied liberal terms by .n.an
MANNING soUIER Assnn No - DevS
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HOUSE WANTED-ln pleasant To-
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Il be in good location with all the modern inn
provements Price about 81 600 Persons having such
House will find purchaser by addressing w. w. Tribune
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NANTED.-Two or three Rooms, by
w Gen leman and his Wife. 1. aprivate respectable
and quiet family. Terms be moderate. Address No.
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EXCELSlOR.-Parents wishing to fnd
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!eA fndre@ and rapid Improvement By thorocsi
Instruction viii be pleased and served q the Commsrdl
md Classical SCHOOL No. IS Hsnry-st
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