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member Of the New Jersey legislature from Essex coun
~ not only repudstes Scott but has psrtcps ip The
enthusiasm which prevails in that State for Pierce
IsDIAsA--The democrats OF Montgomery Indiana
were grsthed, al recent meeting, by speech ffom
Lewis Wallace. who had been OF the most decided
opponents. he declared that he could not support Gen
Scott
The following letters announcing regulations OF Scott
are from the Indiana Sentinel
GREEsrIsLp, July 49, 1852
Hon w Blows, am now iory.thfee years Of age
Tor whg nominee. ] am for Tom Walpole, Pierce AID
King, Wight and Willard ,,.,o,,,, ,,o,,,o
Union TowNsnr, Hancock Co. Qad,)
sIxi have always voted the whg ticket but the
ina,ion OF Scott precIades further support of the whlg
party / am now Tor Pierce and King, Wright and vii.
fard and all by the deuocralic
party HuIfah ior Tom Walpole ,. .,..
HANCOCK Co (Ind } July II, 1862
Hon. w. J. BsowN. sIs; William A. Franklin having
Wayne county, his .aon democracy in consid
Grafton Of The premises and believing 4he whg party
fore FMnkn's connexion had nuisances enough for all
practical purposes hereby sever oil conaexon with the
whlg party and viii In future maintain and support the
''''-' p'''' '''s : '''>' JAM JAMES BoGGs
PORTLAND Hancock county, Qnd J
W. j. BsowN: Although have always been, and am
now whig will vote for Gen. Scott for President Of
the United States ELI WHITE.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Hancock county, Und.,)
July 49, 1852
Eprox or THE SENTINEL. SIR. Ihave always been a
whix-always su pported the whg ticket. am
solved that will under circumstances vote for Scott or
the whig electoral ticket. JONAH PEACOCk.
VIRoIkIA.--The last Virginia Valley Star makes the
following statement: "a letter to gentleman in this
place. from James Horace Lacy esq., whig elector for
the Spotisylvanis district says will not touch Scott
with ten-ioot pole; and you need not be surprised TO
find in the ranks of the enemy in November Huzza
for Pierce and Kingw
The Valley Star further announces that Robert Doyle
esq., the whg assistant elector for Rockbridge county,
has thrown up his commission, with the declaration that
from that day he renounced federalism forever and would
hereafter cast his LOT with the democrats
In Augusta and Rockbridge many of the abest and
most influential wings have repudated the Scott ticket,
and have come out for Pierce.
The Martinsburg Republican also states that John B..
Hoge esq. the subeector for Berkeley has sent in his
resignation.
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lEtna Insurance Company, OF Utica, New York
Capital $4,000.

THIS company against damage
public private buildings the and furniu
stocks goods aud merchandise generally Also, risks
and risks by steamboan aroads and lakes ken the
| term
Is and
the ace0suised
addnon capital company
careful enabling them
Naturalization those who
business with this
| JOHN f. HINMAN, President
| II. II. HAWLEY Secretary
CHARLES DE sELDINC. Agent,
7th street, opposi,e Odd felows Han.
4 JuneQ Q9-3tswly
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AOTICE-Cop~v tn~r~hp-I have this associated
N me v. The and
old under the
firm Todd Co
Aug 4-A w. II. TODD.
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f,APON SPRINGS, (va.)-Tbe Mountain House al this
popular and well established watering place. will regularly
opened for the under
Monday 1th No ptns spared 10
place Caron oosns point pleasure with
Union.
Through nckeu be obtained from all adjacent
he from Baltimore and Washington
able TVE rROPpTrToHs
June &--aawdAcpm
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HANCOCK Co, Qnd.,) July II, 1885,
PORTLAND, Hancock county, Und }

July 10, 1859
w. J. BRowN Although have always been and am
now, whig will for Gen. Scott for President OF
the United States ELI WHITE.
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| White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, NARY
/ land.

White Hail, New Windsor Carroll eeuney, Nary
laad.
ns well known establishment has lately been thoroughly
the bcRcn Of families wishing
quiet, comfort and retirement is located able
for Immediate vicinity Of excellent sulphur
residence, there places
sirabe be the village OF New Windsor
The subscriber from five
boards The table viii be kept satisfy The
all The bar will be furnished with best Of hQuors,
gars &c
The board shall he moderate, nothing
done which will comfou visers
New Windsor by
woodbDe Mount Airy either Of which
viii be found New Windsor,
given o subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARrHOL Ov Prnpriesov.
e3-du }. p BARTHOIOW, Agent
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by J. q. Mcguire, Aucsioneer,
SALE or STOCK, Orphans Saturday
afternoon August 7b, O'Clock the auction shall
SELL
$500 Corporation Of Washington per stock.
500 worth ofPadoic and Bank of Washington stock.
J. e. MCGUIRE.
Aug sd Aucuoneer.
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Assistant Teacher wanted Immediately.
TUE Principal Of the WaueRon C) Academy
employ Forthwith Assistant qualified - teach
r various English branches and Ne "ss
sr unmarried n sober habits good moral character
=" musbe made and post paid
10 the Principal. y
Feb l0-du
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lsELvIiLE's NEW BOOK PIERRE, or the Ambigu-
vi tiles by author of"lypee,H &C.
Ginps.s supernatural, containing
nppngs, hc by Charles WHY'S Eiott vol.
Hd.th's History Unitea States, vol s-conplete.
Domby son-IIarper ediuon vols with Illustrations
This day received fof sole by
TAYLOR n NAuRY,
Aug4 Bookselers near ssh street
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ULACk GOUDS.-Naw Ia
sill. NJ
various prices, good colors quality
% pieces black snd prtcre
black bonpbans the grades,
40 black apacas
20 pieces wide and narrow black English
IS superior hnck sk., and cheap.
With all the minor articles n mourning
Terms each, unless arranged o the
Good scss low dealing hs rrtsa
RROTHE0
June ls-eon Opposite Centre
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CAvIN6S and Exchange hank Of California. han
Fseo--Bns OF fErchsnse the Bank Of The Mctropo
United States. =
Our ches and perfect
any kss~s IN California.
Persas carrying wishing place funds Carnis will Hnd
ana
from Bank Of the Metropolis are always
them upon presentation.
invssents, collections. and made on the mo
vorabic
J. r. ROBrNsoN ROBINSON CO.
r.. l.. SMITH. Managers M Propretors.
July l7--dAcpH1y'
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
CXCFLI.ENT AND HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KrrCU-
II EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On Tuesday,
sell O'Clock, the residence OF Dr. lockwood, u.
Navy aud Fourteenth streets, beautiful
OF furniture viz;
rose plush covered French sofas
beaded fancy, rocking, and spring chairs
cscntoire. book shelves and stands
msrbIe -top centre, and olher tables
Do mahogany extension dining tables
and mane ornaments
GrandoIcs. and other lamps
M plate mirror, ~ by "a inches
China cockey which fine iodia
China set
cn glass bowls, dishes, &c,
Window and ornaments, and venetian blinds
French bcdsfeads and hair mattresses
Pine English BRUSSELS and ingram
Passage and other oil cloths and mating
Brouxe andirou. shovel, tongs, and tenders
20 paintings and enaravugs
Cooking. air tight and other stove.
a kitchen requisites.
i ladies OF Washington respectfully
vited the sale.
Of and under $50, cash $50 credit of
days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
A. GREEN,
Aug sd Aucioneer
z. s-The house is for inquire the premises
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uJ.J.UaTRATED Catholic Family Bible, Beautifully
printed unabridged edition OF hsydocs
Cnhosc Rlhl~ and commrnss
ever published English Language and issued
oder ,s the Most Rev Archbishop Of Srw fofs
" :. - .---a IN numbers a, 95 cents each this day
e.v.s he FRANCK TAYLOR
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II. a. FAINT
Missoslv,.

" y EVANS, n. a. FAINT
Late Chief Clerk Pension OaSce. Mi.souy
EvASs q FANT, Attorneys and Agents. opposite
~ Treasury b"dns, Washington y. c. prompt
claims against the United bounty
Hc Mr. Evans will especial attention rejected
snd suspended revolutionary pension claims
Highest paid
distance promptly filled.
Refer members Of Congress officers Of the
orally. fRepabIic.I Jnps Is-daa
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WE resuvm ssnc~v~ thanks to those NJ
tousrs promptly etch their
July hose who hsve settled to
DO ss We much IN 81 MI
money nov due. CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY, co.
Aug 3-iw
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GEoRGETowN FEMALE SEMINARY,

Grorgefovn, ID. G.
THIS seminary, long Miss Ensls will open
September charge Rev. w
who will be assisted by and
fossors ~ teachers in every department
effort viii be used make The institution happy homo
all its inmates.
Terms for boarding pupils, including tuition English
mathematics, ss0 half advance
and drawing aud painting,
Circulars the fun had application
the principal in Georgetown.
July 2t--u WILLIAM j. CLARK.
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AUCTION NOfgCE-The respectfully
IL his friends public suction
and business his account
vices o the sale Of description Of and property
With experience twenty years departments
auction business, the
known the citizens Washington
firms Of Dyer Bro and Dyer Mcuire he
than that his
a matters Of business and saies OF cached without
DELAY.
Until nd
sale Of merchandise connssoo wishing employ
spctonecr win please A. Roshw~,
street. Of 7th ~h~r. found during
and prepared 10 the calls of the public.
Respectfully, y. N. sTRATTON.
0--dff
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TUREE Copies ~ Pnvtsass oS vyash-
neten intended for each house OF ConGrs.
10 the Executive
Mr. Kngat Mrs Mscpherpo~'s Pepnsyvana
doors from Adsm' Once. The sersat
of
They establishment Samson Cari.s
nnoe July
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UNION TowSsHr, Hancock Co. Qad,)

July ~, ls52.
SRi have always voted the whg ticket, but the
inaon OF pecudes further support of the whig
party. 1 am Tor Pierce and King, Wright and vii.
lard and all other democrats nominated by the democratic
party. HuIIah for Tom Walpola
ALFRED BROCK.
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For Norfolk, Old Point, and Ptn~y Point.
= sse>u The steamer oSCEOLA leaves Washington for
above places Wednesday and Saturday
Aux- o'clock, arriving III Norfolk morning
5cu,h. Returning, will Norfolk every
Mopdsy and Thursday at O'Clock, p.
she viii touch going and returning at Old Point Pnsy Point
Cone river, and the usual landings on the Pooanac.
Passage and fare Norfolk Is Old
and return 81; 10 Piney Point, 81.
June lo--dn JAMES MITCHELL.
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Shipping Neps-Polilics.

IHt Ddte V C0'1UH,
New ORLEANS August The first bale Of cotton
this received to-day.
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bundles 2o7 pieces pig; OIL IL barrels cod liver oil: po-
tatoss barrels as bags salt $3.50 sacks; tobacco 125

bundles 2o7 pieces Pig oil, IL barrels cod liver OIL po-
tatoss 62bszrss as bags; salt $500 sacks; tobacco 12b
boxes.
The anthracite coal trade, the past week. hes been fair
for the season The Lehigh Navigation brought down,
for the week ending Saturday last 50 23S tons, and
for the season tons The company has already
We have NO doubt exceeded the estimate at the begin
ming Of the season Of and has up to the 10th Of
December the time Axsd Tor the closing Of the Delaware
division, two weeks more Of navigation. The Reading
Railroad Company brought down. for tho week ending
on Thursday SO 500 tons and for the 1898 $40
tons In short time the whole anthracite trade from
the schuylhi region will bs the road, and the
tonnage win probably for time be somewhat increased
The Schuykin Navigation Company for the week ending
on Thursday. brought down a 6o4 TONS and for the
season 1924 TONS This company win probably not
much exceed Its estimated business Of 100000 tons
Though this tonnage Is large Its last years
business. preparations, understand foot to
consider ably increase il next wear
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SALES AT AUCTION.

r a. Chiffon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.o ,pefsy 4 sni LESS grs,oa.y
lion wsdnessy Deoembr 1852 Al u eoloeh 81 the
nerchants Exohange the valuable piece of property No.
spring and Prince streets and little north Of the Unisar
sa ON the lot 6 two story brick house 10. .
very desirable for Immediate Improvement being in the
,isnity Of the METROPOLITAN st. = Niahoas, Cola
for to or three years at six cent interest Title
or for sixty For further PARTICULARS
TO the anotioneer, No Wall street.
GFORGEH ANDREWS AUCTIoNEER, BY ANDREWS
the auction mart Chinese buildings. $50
rety Of custom made furniture China and plated
ware p,sncorse., Dankes sheetngs ana dwellings pic
DUBLIc SALE OF wooL-L M. HOFFMAN, AUG
Thursday I'd December at De Forests stores Brooklyn,
and estates bales Baenos Aygss aus
Entire Rios washed WOOL consisting of mestzo
tizona, and carpet woods.
n .wFsrCoIT. AUCTIoNRER.- ELEGANT
oilpainnss 30. On Monday morning at 10y O'clock at
l6 Greenwich being s the contents the above
plate oval and mahogSny
furniture sue in velvet and hair CLOTH and
mahogany marble tables mshogs ny and
rosewood scfas and spring % votaire
,n Paris painted tables. SUPERIOR hair mssres.o foathor
beds paiasers mahogany and walnut bookcases rich lace
window curtains and aments shades &c with luanti
Of orockery glassware cutery silver kitchen fur
1isn S 70 also eegsn. oil paintings richly framed
tAogues on the NOR ing of SALE
VNHIODoRE LENT, AUCTIoNEER-sToRE NO. lo5
II Rroadway.-At auction on Thursday next December
OF the % naa a MD fest. ss
buildings five stories high with and vaults
built and adapted for any public business or
applying TO the auctioneer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EEIE LECTURE SEASON.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL soCIErY.-CoURsR o
Az Lectures, Is52-1S5S

NEW YORK HISTORICAL soCIErY.-CoURsR or
AZ Lectures 1sb2-1S53,
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE FIRE PRooE BUILDING FUND.
The Committee Lectures have announce that the
Of lectures for the Of the Proof Build
Ing Fund.- will be opened at Metropolitan Hall, Thursday
evening December 1882 The course will consist Of ten
lectures to be given Thursday evenings of December
January, and FEBRUARY Among these who have literally
consented TO lend their and service for ths
are the following gentlemen
Hon. Geo. Bancroft, of New York.
Hon. Pierre Sou Q, Of Louisiana.
bon. John A. Dix of New York.
Hon. Ed ward Everett, of Massachusetts,.
Rev Francis L. Hawks ID. d \, of New York.
Charles O'C0nor ESD, of New York.
The committee are also authorized to that the
forty eighth anniversary address will be delivered
Hon. Rufus Choate of Massachusetts, at the Inclusion of
the course under the direction Of the Committee Of Ar
pangements for the anniversary.
Admission to the will be ten dollars for each Ticket
Tickets to the will also admit the holder 10 h ami
sets.
Each member will be sntitled ticket the course
mot transferable in To BIO had application At
the library rooms, in the University.
Tickets be procured and after Thursday ths 18th
instant at the booi Of Horace H. Moore Merchants
Exchsnge Appleton Co. 900 Broadway; @. s. Francis
Co. 2S2 Broadway Eyans Britain, eT Broadway, and Al
The library rooms in the University.
AUGUSTUS bCHELL,
FRANCIS L. HAWKS, Co nmittss.
GEORGE Ii. MOORE
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HUMESTEAlDs.


A FREE EXCURSION TO THE CITY OF NEWARK
will be made by the New Jeriey Railroad Monday,
November Ith for the purpose Of giving person
chance of seeing those beautiful building lots 5OxlOO
which to DO sold to the highest bidder on Tues.
day. November, 80, at y o'clock, noon at the Mer-
chants Exchange New York. by Albert H. Nicolay
oneer The excursion train will leave the depot at er
leave Newark at o'clock p. NJ Stages will be in readf
aess the arrival of the convey the
sround free Of All persou VINO DESTROYS of
viewing the property previous to the sale,
tickets tree of charge for the uron together with
and full particulars Of the auctoneer No. 40 Wall
street, N. Y.
SPLENDID VILLA sITES-STATEN ISLAND TWEEN
u tytwo the south side of Staten Island the
brow Of the hill Prospect about two and half
miles from Vanderbilts landngThe plat be divided
into mbsr Of building SIZES each having almost
views of the outer and parts Staten
Island and New Jersey and each wooded with
ferry taxing about thirty minutes about tho mc
20 an omnibus from the upper part OF the eithe sea
snd the drives which almost unequaed and it's
exemption aver and sgue and the fall diseases 81
to other Places Staten Island desrA
Die residence to those wishing to be the CITY,
inspection of the premises will show of the oest
locations the island would be divided butts less price
would BIO taken If sold to yether Amply to
JOSEPH EGBERT, Richmond road.
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..n,rrITUy QUADRILLE BANne -.s,,xxs!TBs'
4 - nxAlvtNA pe~S. -uhlt ..,m-
=. os engaged in large S 81 s%.ii Is r. :.
bor (piano and yiolin) His Repostsqs adding I'll
Soas For serms apply sa .,.. .s.Is
go s ia Fulton strset) OF whom mAy DO nsc
HSeuns fois from H.me Srgysrd: q pgs,ssl;as
Grsnsii Valentine AlssnL and egssy POLES cT,,r snS
wants 20 Vary" Nelly vs,e. ~ nr''U'l 0"''
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.,rNrnN ARRANoRMKNrs-NEw YORK ANr
w Harlem kAilrosd-Thres daily ines V and frsn Al
ssr Fyon row and Centre street eaL tsundss syosRs
sd,) asfollowG-rirst train. 20 a: M-wN MAIL Irna
frsln asppisS IS Croton rails Dover Pa!ns ailseass
prsse Train stopping Croton Falls Dover Plains MsS
ken, HiilsdAls, and Chatham Four Corncrs nesuru"s
a. s-S.-A, sAyvN-~s..-vAs
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADExY-sI0NoR A. GHERARDI, As :
~ sisted by Madame Gherardi respectfully bess 10 In
form his patrons and the public that his Dancing Academy
81 Broadway will be opened for the ePon Of pupils Of
Saturday 16 Days Of tuition young ladies snd
masteIs wednesdsy, and Saturdays, and Monday. and
Tuesdays and Fridays r. NJ. Private lessons In famf
will also be given and classes attended TO schools and acsd9
DO promptly attended to.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE-oPENED HER DAN.
l cling GLASSES In her commodioas house. No. 72 Broad
way. For terms and particulars apply between IL and
O'clock.
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yset taste appreciates the Importance of this article OF
Aress in which. Perhaps the character of the
Isebsb mere completely expressed than in any other
MAAt handsome and good fitting vest Is disideratun
With every one who wishes to dress we'll e. Bocth IA
yoEabv known for connection with the tailor
hg bnsness particularly distinguished for the sri
Gritty Of his make In this department Mr. Booth has
eeAty opened rooms nj 4S6 broadway, whore he will do
every sna Of euss0m work in manner and style ur;
genie in New York be obtained Give
him . trial end do not forget the number.
J. q. BOOTH, 4S6 Broadway corner Of Broome street.
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REWARDS.

&100 REWARD.-THIs SUN WILL BE GIVEN,
W 1OO postivsly,i by Elmoro g. Co., II they cannot
prove satsfactory or any person dsprsve that the
celebrated Bohemia Hair Dye is tho best in the world
t., warranted to change red or any hair to bsaut
Also TO the hair from falling Sold wholesale
and retail at 237 Hudson street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


CHALLENCE TO THE ARCaBlsHOP.-rHE MOST
Rev Arohbshop OF the Episcopal docess of New York.
hereby chaeI ged TO the o,isence Of hell after
death which the subscriber denies Service this afternoon
~ oclook third story front Rev. DIR. T. g. VIO
MIS- Nota1he Dr. gives tuition in the French language
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INSTRUCTION.

BOOKKEEPING AND WRITING-B. +. FOSTER. AU-
thor Of Patent Psncilled Copy Boohs Double EntrJ
Enoidsted and other popular works opened his
tahlishment At No. M Broadway walker street. whore
gentlemen are qualified fer mercantile pursuits In An expo
atious and superior manner.
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septon the best nvertsd Beware
Of pulled Dyes Equally celebrated is Gourauds
Soap for caring pmpes freokes saowness chaps III
&C. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from Of the
body. Liquid Rouge LILY Whito and Hair Gloss, at No 81
walker street, near Broadway - -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

nvER H. 900 COPIES SOLD -"YOuNG FOLKS FROM
~ Home" Unprecedented suocess-upwards Of 1850
copies sold Beware Of the spurious edition. which two
houses In New York foist the uuwary. Tho only
genuine cory "Grnith., edition and signed Craven
demand To be had At GRlFFiTHs ouadre Band Offices,
CO. 49, and 36 Broadway Wholesale $40 Hudson strcct
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The World II Not FOOi.-If Gentlemen
could elsewhere such shirts GREEN Of No Astor
Hsuse makes to order his patent mathematical system,
they would elsewhere But they know the difference
between merit and preension. Most of them have tried
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MAID for thick clothing ocoaned the sudden change
= the weather. is very great, and SMITH RICES ssles
men are actively engaged In furnishing their
xeu can DO supplied At their establishment No. 1872 Fulton
with the most garments at the very low
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70 lady the Home Journal 10 which the remem-
Trance renewed every week ana is unsurpassed
gAt In good taste Terms-for 81; for three
copies 50 copy for three years, S5aways in al
Vance. NORRIS WILLIS, Editors and Pr6prietors,
lO7 Fulton street, New York.
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1s.nn Bennett q Co., 35l broadway, most
epsetfully inform the ladies Of New York. that they
Just received extensive supply Of the most beaus
scaks TO .hieh their attention 10 earnestly invi
"a IL consists Of assortment Of neatly and elegantly
nads garments Of the newest and beautiful pat
sSns and offered at Importers prices In addition this
An exceedingly rich and we'll selected ladies furs
IA. inst reached them consisting of the daket Russian
ena Hudson bay sable and whitest royal ermine
ee9esner with chnchilla stone martin mink &c.. &C., Of
ths Best quality and sold at wholesale prices.
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a Splendid Exhibition OF Mechanical In
usnuty-a SelfJoadnk and Repeating Cannon-whieh
eAnhe made to IRE, by merely turning crank forty or
Afty times per mute Can be at Montgomery Hail.
spring street. on the 29th and 3Oth inst Invented by
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Cooper in the Meohantes Banking Asso
siAt0n time since burned of his hands badly
The niren applied and in less than ten minutes the
IRE was entirely extracted He attended 20 his busne
the day. He Paying Teller In the Market Bank,
FULTON street, New York city.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC., WANTED.


,,>-,- -
A N UNFINISHED ROOM WANTED WITH BOARD
for gentleman and wife with breakfast and tea for
TIE gentleman and dinner Sunday, either in Brooklyn
New York. Terms moderate. Address, post paid, G. NJ
Broadway Post office.
WANTKD-BY THE FIRST OF DECEMBER, BY
w family now living In the country, sitting room and
three sleeping rooms, we'll furnished, and private table
Address Box 40 lower Post Once.
WANTED-THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO PUR-
chase the stock and lease Of good hotel for which
fair cash value will be paid II must be located between
Cortandt aud Jay streets For further inform alton apply
at l9l West street.
WANTED-TwO Low PRESSURE STEAMBOATS, !
they must be fast, an not 200 feet long Apply
TO J. M WOODWARD, II Merchants Exchange.
WANTED TO PURCHASE, ABOUT AN HOURS
ride by railroad from New York 1T staten Island
within two and half miles Of the ferry fro FIVE 10 deon
Of good land with buildings preferred Address stat
ing terms location, &c. A. B., bsx lilo New York Post
once.
WANTRD TO PURCHASE. CHEAP FOR CASH, mo
w fancy price will be paid,) pair OF family horses
bright bays and perfectly kind, with
without kockaway age harness. address through
the Post Once H. d. New Rochelle Westbester county,
New York. stating west price.