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lswsJ whcnce the remains will be followed to Greenwood
Cemetery. The relatives and friends OF the family
desired 10 attend without further invitation.
ON Thursday morning November susaSsaa UoSLos,
eyed "a years native Of BaliShardan County Armagh,
Her friends and scqaantances and those OF her sisters
respectfully invited TO attend funeral this after
noon at two clock, from No. 10 Grove street.
On Thursday. Novenber 4 of dysentery. FnEpERIcx
6wuLn, infant n James and Maria Theresa Taylor
aged months and q fsys.
The rispds OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral ram their residence No IL Catha
rine street iris afternoon al two o'clock
On Thursday. November st 81 o'clock. p NJ, VIII
LIAM TpE7 only son OF Henry and Jane o. Goodri;b,
aged years end months
Tho friends II the family are invited TO attend the
funeral ervca 1t No 20 Second street this morning, at
On Thursday November 4 JAMES " srAnRIrr aged
90 years, months and 20 DAYS.
RE relatives and fends of the family respectfully
invited To attend his funeral this forenoon, at IL o'clock
from his late residence ECO Seventh HIS remains
Dearest husband, thou has left u.s.,
And thy loss We deeply feel;
But tits God who has bereft us.
tie oil heal
In Hollis N ii Mr.. DANIEL MsRRILL aged 81, q
lutionary soldier and Of Arnolds Life Guard, just
On October 90 in Mansfield Ohio the last Of the gallant
bard known Bradys Spies" JAMES COULTER, in the
On Tuesday November 2, after a protracted illness
General Dos Carlos DE ALv.AH, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister plenpotsnary from the Argentine oonet
eration, this government
The funeral ceremony win take place on Saturday, 9Th
Inst, at o'clock Z. Nj at st. PAtricks Cathedral
where the body will he deposited His friends and those
OF his family respectfully invited attend the une
raj without further invitation.
On Wednesday morning, November 3, In the 23d year
Of her BRpGET third daughter of the late Peter
Donelan.
The friends Of tie family are invited to attend her
foneral this afternoon at three o'clock precisely
her late residence lsS Madison street
On Wednesday morning November g. Mrs. DoRcAs
BRows, In the 6sth year Of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those Of
her sons in law Thomas Thompson and Joseph Butler
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence 81 Tenth street between Fifth and Sixth
avenues to day, at ~ O'clocf. Her remains win be
taken to Greenwood for interment
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On Wednesday evening, November g. SAMrpt g. Hen.
pERp, In the 5Sth -ear of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from bis late residence No
813 Third avenue, this afternoon, at two O'clock
On Thursday morning, November A. after protrac led
ilness, MATILDA, wife OF William Davidson, aged 80
years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral this afternoon Mt two
O'Clock nom her late residence, No 1e5 Madison street.
On Staten leland Thursday November a. suddenly,
Mrs LorIsA c. BUTLER wife Of Charles II. Butler ESQ
Her funeral will be attended SATURDAY. at IL O'Clock
pOon Ut the church Of the Divine Unity (Rev Mr. Bel
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, l.. I-TROrTISG.-THE MATCH
between Emigrant and Crazy Jane, for $500 will take
place this day. at two O'Clock precisely Stages will leave
the Fulton ferry Brooi lyn for the track twelve o'clock,
and return the sport is
JOHN 1. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUND.-TROTTfSG.-
~ of SIS will of Friday, the 5th inst,
At o'clock mile heats best three in ave- under saddle
II. Jones enters Lady hammond. G. Brooks eners
bg Ben Bolt Owner enters Rogaia. Owner enters b.
r.Cnpt. May y. bUFF. Propretor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, T. f.--FRDr rING.-
~ Monday, November 3, At o'clock T. ~ Purse and
stake, $500 Nile heats best three Ia ave- IN harness j.
Contin name br. Z. Centrovle Oeger nanes blk.
Black Jack ID. Piaer nalnss q. Lady Ycraon. Omni
buses leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn. 40 elock p for
the course. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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A DAMS n co.'s UNITED STATES MAIL EXPRESS
N California Oregon and the sandwich islands once
No 90 broadway, ~ tho United states mail steamer
Georgia Friday, November 5th, 1S'2, Meeting at
Far with the Paei6c Mall steamer Panans for San
regular for California Oregon
ard the Sandwich Islands will be dispatched above. by
the United States mail Georgia for Aspinwa,
Navy Bay. direct Friday, November 9TH At o'clock r.
NJ through az usual IN charge Of OF our own freight
agent4 and special TO Destinations All goods
for this must be put in wstcr proof condition and
denvered y invoices before tho Day Of smiling 10
enable TO comply with the government order for cordng
sind In their goods early small parcels will be reserved
until oocc day 81 steamers departure No charge
shippers b, this line for custom house fces consular
certificates package should exceed Us pounds Weigh
or ~ feet cubic Measurement,
ADAMS Il CO, No. 50 Broadway.
RERF0RD co.'s NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA,
- Oregon and South American express will be des-
patched board the United states mail steamship Geora
In charge OF Having very large freight
shippers will please lave their goods in readiness
called on Thursday in ordor TO give time for oording
sealing Mt the custom house Small till
NJ. day Of sailing No charge for 1ouse fees
suar certificates Our the sthmus
such that safely guarantee against detention
charge. Passage secured the mail steamers
Office. BERF0RD Il CO, Yesey street.
II INsLEY u cos EXPRESS FOR BOSTON AND THI
N east via Newport and Fall River, and also for Pha
dephia Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg Wheeling,
Cincinnati Louis and the South, will their
No. Wall street eorneref Broadway and after Mon.
day, November Isl at quarter to four p. M. Notes.
draft and bills collected Custom house business attend
Cd 70 ~ Boston Now York. and Philadelphia.
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LIQUORS.

RkANDiES-PALE AND DARK, OF EvERY GRADE
DRnd Of various vntages London lock re- port sherry,
and Madeira wines, choice Scotch and Irish whiskey 81
Croix and Jamsoa Schiedam, swan and London
than ct any other house.
WIN. IL uNpERHrLL 80 Brssns ssrssA
COUNTRY DEALERS ARE REQUESTED TO *
~ anime our soss Of champaigncs brAndtss w1nse nor.
terra aes brown stapts segars &s So when I'll
be sold NeLt for cash tnn1 any 0ehey
house selling the description Of goods u D. FkTkR0
Co., $40 Broadway
aoek N sne old brardes porte shsrrye and nedeira.
which have been ported erurss for family ase Ordsr0
from families solicited by NJ b PETERS Co. SO Dreae-
way,
r AMBRYs GRAPE LEAF hEIDsICK. AND LAR0I
L. steok Of the choicest ehsmpaisns wass old bessis
brandes port sherry, aud Madeira wines, JamAiss
oordsl SCOTCH alec bondoa, Dublin aud Pba
sslphis porter aud bscya s,ess 80 70. sale By
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and FELL baanets ia az their Nsss
beAt ef Hjctner and Jenny b'ad hate; eAiidrens
yf,tn rrah ana black teETcr hats trimmed in the
tsstell and elegant Dsnaee Gents youths aud chill
sn aih Of syey aescsption choice variety Of chill
areno aDc BOYS tsay caps beautiful pat
tsrus WILLIAM lANfA, lgo Canal. corner ii Tooster
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NoTICE-THK NORTH AMERICAN FIRE rNeU.
rance Company have removed their oioe to ths nav
buiians NO al street opposite New street. The Goa
disc and property generally ~ the standard rats
r. W, BLxEoKkR, Secretary. '' - O~
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T EcTURE sEAsON.-THE THIRD LECTURE OF
the popular series At the T,bernscle will be deliver
son, Esq OF the Poughkeepse Bar Subject Life, Cha
racser and Times of lgnaus Loyola embracing History
Of the Order Of esuits ncontra with Luther and the
formation Ticket. % cents at the principal bookstores and
at the door
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Wsnderrui improvements m D.ut,.,rv.-

mat prevention 10 better than cure 10 nowhere
syong oxemPscd shan in Tho matter o. tooth ache and
n9Bs teeth hhen they eaht sgns u almost the
sniy p,evenve q THAT aasen Tn grsa. improvements
u asntsaty t ely introduced " Drs 0Connor and Con-
nery sueepr aaa mechanical denl-ts and manufactures
81 mot-rupibo tseh, q. = ispaosrS street. Or ,sd
wsy. tpsto hem 10 FL teeth in fuah psrnA cent and
essah manner % at aseises md roubeanme shells n.y
ceeene n-efui AsSarg Whole pA-ai s-ts Of teeth,
Gs9stss FO'c silver rlsta Phases in style act
eased by II the world sud warranted 70 aye
oaftSe subtraction FN-srtiaas Of tho noet nhenit teeth
exc utsd 9Th sail csi.4y. Parsusr attentten PAID
20 pdteiosy repairing and regulating ehiidrens teeth.
q
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

TIVE BROOKLYN LECTURES COMMENCING NEXT
l. Tuesday,-The splendid course Of lectures at the
Brooklyn Institute, by Hon, Horace Mann, H. Ward
Beecher T.. p. whpple. ii. N. Hudson, Thomas Starr
King, a,d Henry Giles, will commence Tuesday, Nov
9TH At "a T. NJ These are Independent Of the regular
lecture. SubeotMartin Luther Tickets may be had
the usual places Of the Treasurer Mr. A. L. Smson At
No. 10 Wall street.
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REMOVALS.

THE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Life Assurance Company, of London 10 removed from
No Grand streetto ~ Warrington street. corner OF Ner
street. Jersey City whore insursnce life can be a.
rsts taken Pamphlets containing rates and other norma
zion, and printed California rulcs furnished on
J. LEANDER STARR, General AserS
A. Il. Hosack, u. d. s. g. Ksene, n. D. MEDICAL Exami.
ner
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COMPREHENSIVE

- : = .,.-
NEW ILLUSTRATED PAPER-rHE G&0Gt ,G I'D
name and arm Of Henry y Beach Cor Che pe6 siaa n %
hntrated weekly Newspaper tue city o. A.F rs *
which firm PhineasT Barnum ID the special 9ersnsr
H. D. BEAcH
thouand dollars paid in BY said pssaers, aad eeaay
devoted to the publication % tho above papst when
expense will DO spared in produe the beet iIgactated
in the world acceptable fresl4 anton,
and II ornament to the Ameri
Tho best designers ska svrs and wood tho
United States whretoeyer locatou Who dosre
OF parta! employment are invited to send spe ct
their work and communicate inmsda,ey in the pub
lisher. HENRY o. BEACH, lS Fuiton street.
New York, Nov :, ls5s
pUBIIC NOTICE IS HERgBY GWEN THAT A
io e baness u manufacturing buying aad sci boots
~ From the we'll known reputation Of boz tn, ard ear
foctes for aufaoturng latter csreires viii 10
G0i$ HR4DLY, No. $50 Chatham Strse. sueos sors
20 f a. De9ean.
c. ono or s3oOO.--A PARTNER WANTED, WITH
- WV s. 800 or $1,000 IN cash VINO take
otyut taing partner being want u capital TO IN
crease tusnes The coming in would 90 required
business The hest reercroe given enaircd address,
with real SD residence other will be noticsd
r. u Eat thu office
DARTNER WANTED.-IN A FIRST CLASS FAMILY
Iecupisry profit Address 50 Eat ThrtyGrst atree
Fourth ayenas.
vMANTED-A PERSON, WITH 81 900 CASH, TO TAKE
w hold Of travelling business in shis state Psnnsy
business in which he could hs capital
In fis this will find III, gocd opportunity satisfactory
reference given Addrese g. g. A., broadway Post odace
DARTNER wANTEp.-AN ACTIVE AND ENTER
Il przng with ish capital offsom 5000 TO s5Qci
doing profitable business Address box 2l Post once.
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o. tmhfGldered ooliaFa ehamsa.see sleeves veis Ia
ses, go. you'd DO Tell i8sp.ot tho stock of d.
Fpw rus eSs Bfcasesr, eerr 10 latOn street This is
decie idly shs cheapest soee u s0s siY lst sved,
lot Of new stylc posted .s"e cellars as Another invoice
sf th'so besvtil plated eeilisette ftcGts 81
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l.. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL,
u. THE day November o. at 10h o'clock, at the sales
room IA Wall street furs and skins computing large
sortment of robes, vctornes NUTS cuffs tippets gloves,
collars, &c., &C.. being the stockf Wholesale dealer
about retiring from the busness The assortment Is well
worthy the attention Of the trade and others will
La snlu yrtho
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Great Sale thas Month OF English Exit
hilton tapestry, imperial thee ply aud carpeting
tremendous low prices at HIRAM ANDERSON'S No. 90
Bovery Beautiful ccioths, at 2,6 "a. rugs 30s
table window thaees and 200
s!ish door oilcloths At one. half their value.
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r L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER--AT Ills SALES
room, To- IA Wall street at two o'clock Bath House,
Long Island The lease Of this well known watering place.
by plank road steamboat and will be offered
this day a pubic SALE Terms favorablewhich will be
made known ut the time Of sale.
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Wigs and ToupeeS.--Eatc1slor's New style
81 Wigs the perfsot imitation of Nature
- invered Thoee wanting very Eureror article should
snlJ At BATCHELoRs celebrated Wig Factory No wall
srtst where DO found the argest beet
Ia sAe clay. Copy the address.
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Molly Dye.--BntcheIors Celebrated Liquid
x Dye tho best discovered colorug the OK
Szskers the moment II il applied The wonderful
eoxtsi1 With which this voritc and old established Hsr
HYe Performs 10 astonishing II is for sale applied ~
AATCHELoRS Wig Factory, No. Wall street.
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FORTH TIE noRsE,

IS DRING FORTH THE HORSE"
- 10 sooner said than done
Just 90 10 Lyons II you wiah fer iun;
Buy his destroy ing PilIs
Then, In trice,
You rid your dwellings u NE rats aud ui9e.
And, II with bel hugs you -'at annoyed,
To buy his Posder--it hath oft bsea srsSI
They eat IL once tseir jass then lose for ever,
And you will say that 10y n's yery olegcf.
Ii ON'3 Denst, ~ Broad way
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Ladies, III Yon Want Boots and Shoes Of
The brst styles and quality and moderate prices 90
hterr Canal street There yon find any style and
color want for yourselves and chdrn Also calf
skin and patent leather boots br gins Taylor ties
member MILLER'S, 1871 Canal sti eet.
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1Wealth may have Its train OF sycophants,
notoriety its hollow applause but the self
gained by tue fame and Mrs. Jtrviss Cold
Candy To- without cavil, true Mrs. Jerviss Cold
Candy the great lung aud throat healer sold w.
JERvIS, 3G6 Broadway, and by druggists generally.
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~ with some gentleman or. gentlemen. who would be
willing to receive lessons in French in return for English
essc.s Address post paid " b. Broadway Post office,
Canal street.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman. situation as ehambermaid and waiter
Inquire, for two days. at Ea sixteenth street, second
Honr
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A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO ATTEND
"A in bakery or ancy store; she is willing to mako her
sell useful; would do plain sewing pr
yate family Can come well recommended. Can seen
for two days at No 70 Second avenue fourth story in the
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rspton mining all within, infecs unseen Yes dreadful
cough Will u feet unseen" If do kindly
eIpsstorant like MRS. JERyIsS cold candy-yos viii
skn and film do not ubricste and heal with
G1sndy compound like Mrs Jervios cold candy Sold by
Mo- w. Jeryis, No, 1865 Broadway.
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FUr1abls Dressing i;ayea. --'srese Articles
Slain The attention a srarars extreme
ccDpaosness rad rtiitv Nbich So
aeut companions 20 81 whose business pleasure calls
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want handsome of shirts made on the
astanti IF SO, call on GREEN, No Astar House you
VIII be measured with mathematical precision
utes and will have articles IN time equal to
your 81 pectations in style and workman ship.
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Tu1tOise Shell Dress Combs.-Lat,iss srs
invited to examine the choice selection
zths at the subscribers establishment variety Is
scnd all doubt IKE largest the city. Combs losde
repaired. AM. SAUNDEES,
So broadway, hetween Waller and White s,.eeaa
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GRoCRRIEs, GINGER. LEMONS, &c.--ON FRIDAY,
VI November g. 1882 at 0h o'clock. ut 81 Dew street
ner Of Greenwich assortment Of teas, coffee ginger
pepper mustard lemons macoaroni segar stuff, tobacco
brar dy, wines, rum. gin, ~ the cask or demijohn
WELLIh GTON A. CARTER, Aucsoneer.
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ID w. WEsTCoTT, AUC1 IoNEER -ELEGANr FUR
H. niture, this Friday afternoon at O'clock u ~
Greenwich made by Baudoine and but LITTLE n51
sold corsequeI OF the going California
listing Of elegant bookcase French bedstcads hair mat
tresseg and feather beds lounges sofas tetct
hogany chairs ard rockers French pla mirrors marble
top wristbands toilet sets six superior marble tabs
dining, I'd and fancy tables handsom bureaus St
large quantity Of other furniture Sale positive, rain
shine.
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WM. Writers, AUCTfONEER, WILL SELL, on
w Saturday at 10 o'clock at 66 Naciougal street, by
virtue of several mortgages handsome assortment II
plush centre table pier glas oil paintings window eu
tains rich mantle clock SO. Tapestry carpets,
three ply do stair reds slabs and brackets, ocloh,
French hedstcads hair mattresses large pillows and boil
sers marble dressing bureaus and ashstands tot ct
sets wardrobe also the basement and kitchen urntare
seves &C. The furniture has only been Xix this
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DoST OFFICE, NEW YORK NOTICE.-THE MAILS
L per U. s. NJ. s. GEORGIA. for California, via Aspin-
wall. direct will close at this Office Friday Nov STU at
o'clock, L. NJ WIN. v. BRADY, Pm.
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FRENCH LADY WISHES TO EMPLOY SEVERAL
"A hours in the day time teach the French language
and literature either in New York Brooklyn Address
D. c., Herald Office,
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N AMERICAN LADY WISHES A SITUATION, TO
IA to Califorr 10 with family as housake She
+ perfectly competent TO fulfil any situation aud wonld
like to make with her employer afteS
arriving there No person need this
with improper motives Address Mrs. T.. W., Broadway
POet fol one We
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wv IIIIAM IKVINU q 20 AUCTIUNEEKS, ~ FIF
w street will sell at auction Thursday November
Ash, and Friday November 9th, l01 o'clock, their
store 10 Pine street superb assortment of Italian and
Partisan fancy goodsfeng the importation OF Sig O. e.
Pondoni, and prisins marble and aabaster
goods Of exquisely carved groupos Venus OF Canoya
Venus in the Shell, Dancing Girls of Canova, Psyche,
Bscchus, Sc; antique Hebe, Medici Etruscan, Greek,
Roman, other Vases; Verde Prato and Roman Tazza
&c. Plated tea and coffee sets, cake baskets,
walters, &c Partisan goodsA great variety Of superb
groups pitchers vases, &c. BronzesAn invoice of fine
bronze figures and groups clocks oandeabas aud coupe
Poper maoheTahes, chairs foos, trays cabinets, So
French porcelain English and Dresden china, bohemian
goss ware, French crystal glass and English heavy ont
glass NrrorsElegant pier mantle and oval mirrors
framed in the richest styles Of glted frames The
goods exhibition. Ladies are particularly
qnested TO call and examine them.
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Boots, Boots The best place In the City to
get boots shoes, CATERS SLIPPERS &c.. is at BROOKS
boot and shoe emporium, 100 Fulton keeps
largest assortment Of every style in the city, all Of
The best material st low prices.
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uCrToN NOTYCE-BY WV. W. sHIRLEY-Su LOTS
"A ana packages crocksry and GlasewaSs-rnday Nov.
"a ,o oselocT At No 81 John street. choice and general
sortment OF best seconds and 65 packages al
kinds lots for city and country retailers and
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NNANTED-ONE GOOD WAITER, FOR A SALOON
w business Apply t. n.y. MAILLARD g. CO., 40l
Broa
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"Fran Anatomy why VIII you be con-

ruined with the HACKING cough, when delightful com
and that fostering care As the cold weather
comes ops and parkes at the thoughts useful
Iission. during the winter monthsso pocketabe deli
sious, 90 healing.
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PERSONAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ID Ev. E. II. CHAPINS SOCIETY WILL HOLD THEIR
~ gous services hereafter in the Church Of the
Unity in Broadway between Spring and Prince streets,
commencing Sunday next Nov Services for the pro
sent will be held in the nfternoor at ocleck and in the
evening at halpast Members of the society and
wishing hire informed that the trustees will
in at the church Friday evening"
to make the necessary arrangements.
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A koST RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A
"A situation coachman groom. He has perfect
knowledge Of his business and would he willing to NAL
hmsei generally useful The advertiser give tho best
Of references from Of the drst families in this city,
Address for two days Thomas Flynn, IA Fulton street.
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eeptis Or the best ever invented Beware
Soar for curing pmpes frecea slovnes chaps, rough
80. Poldre Subtitle nprootr hair from soy part the
cody. Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss at ~
Walker atrset, near Broadway.
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WANTEb-N WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS
work viii make himself generally useful may obtain
agood situation with prospect Of advancement Good
references CURED Must reside with his guar
dams. Addrets Z. s. ", Herald Office.
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"ANTED-A YOUNG LAD OF RESPECTABLE PA
w rents to learn the Of ginr crng Mono need ap
ply but those having taste for drawing Call between the
hours Of 10 and IL At SlS Broadway room No. 8.