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MUSlCALd


MUsICA L.-sIGNoRINA ELIZA VALENTINE,
xl grand premier prix de chant du Caniervatore de
Paris pupil ofMadams Gin "a 81 the In mortal
Turin and Venice gives lessons singing rano and ac
companimen She Re seen a. her own house. $50 Fourth
WI lian and English, Sacred ard secular-xrs seguin
(hnd impossible TO answer by letter her many
sbove takes this me,hsd replying Mrs sesun
oded TO devote few hours cash day for the INSTRUCTION
Formation o"psernpr ssrms pisns So ~ her residence
No SO White street Broadway between the hours Of
and ii A. M, each morning.
HIoLIAN PIANoFoRTEs-HALLEr, DAVIS q CO,
fertes with and without coemans solan att,ckmens: in
vicinity have made arrangements with M,ssrs: GOULD
Berry M Broadway keep aarge and full supply Of their
pianos have the frame and cur scale and need
Prices at the above warehouse the
Fnsran,eed for year large supply :eoOnd hand
Planes sss son . on hsnsPrisSs Sc s sg Sc ny
Tor s %. h rooms ss sS Pnoe sns snd
Tobine elodcons ALI the above AZ Wholesale
or retail Dealers supplied on liberal terms Pianos TO let
Could Berry extensive publishers and dealers whole
sale snd retail In sheet music aud music publications
O''' pianos VI GoUIBp BERRY, % Bro.d~sy
TT GILBERT cos PIANOTORrE wARERooMs,
Ss Broadway corner of Anthony street, second floor
With or Without tss eesSrstsd sosn 70 suit puressssr
quality The superb IL" been
beyond question, and as to prices TO- urgently In
snuAeturer The Union. confidently believing that from
the laete Pcsesssd BY them they are enabled
schsngc or bought for cash large Of
Nth o. without the Soi.n TO let Sser.s segd1ir Or
deems, AZ low prices. HORACE WATERS. sole agent
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DAQUERREOrYPEs

THE 25 CENT DACUEeRE0TyPEs HAVE BEEN IN
great demand that REEFS 60. have been compelled
to add additional rooms aud shy lishta IL Is better
adapted for DaEusrreotypng than other
can make three hundred pictures daily Gallery $50 Br ad
way.
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raIE TURF.

nm uorsF PLEASURE GROUND -rRoTrINo.-
Ii Purse andssks q 100 will c,me on this dAy Friday
hn- no az ~. o'clock p Mile heats best three Ia
10 n,Ser saddle g. Brooks enters Katy Darling; y.
hull q Essar; H. Jones, b. m Dol Pink.
$500 LUfF, Prophet
NB-lfthe weather shous prove stormy the above xiu
he costroned unlil further notice.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


A ARD-MR. CHARRUAUD RESPECTFULLY AC-
IA qusinth hi pupils and patrons that
anycments COMPEL him 10 change the Saturday class at 10
white street TO Fd afternoons theref the days
sfscr areTuesday and Friday ~ o'clock
ladies' and Tuesd evening c the
,sher evening Friday at ireenth oors west
y grca4vsy senth side Mondays and Frdsy,st III NJ,
wedneadavs Id Saturdays At - and 81 afternoon
Pupils enter at any time their qusrter counts oaiy
from they enter second soiree Thursday
nlrg, Esd In at at 20 White street.
nANCIEa GLASSES FOR GENTLEMEN.-rhs new
sytsm adopted this season for thu rst tims proves
very adysrtsgoou TO the pupils and admits of their
trance At time during tho season. Lessons Monday
Wednesday aud Thursday evenings General practice of all
Me danoes with band OF music, on Saturday evennsa
LAde children GLASSES "Wednesday Thursday And
Saturday afternoons. A. DODWoRrH. 900 Broadway.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE-opENED HER DAN
A cling classes In her comrodious house, No. 72 Broad
way, greht reduction will b. maio to parties having
number Of children to be instructed For termB and partc
ulArs apply between IL and 2 o'clock.
ORIvATK DANCING ACADEMY 1877 FOURTH
1 street corner Of Sisth ayenue-MR. and MRS uorAR
LAND are glasses for the second quarter Glass;
for ldies and edren Mondays and Thursdays st3P
gentsmsnats Evening cass for ladies texclusiveig)
Tueedsys and fridays at 6kip. NJ All the dances
lessons 'tt all hours.
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q Marian the Mute" 10 the Title OF very
Nhrillins intensely intsres ing ssorv of life in
Buffalo, published tire in thi weeks American Union,
copies which be obtained Az the period stores
thrcughe IL III tied States, At four cents copy
DEXTER l. BS0THEkS. wholesale agents,
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Cantrsll's Alpine CATER BOOts.-lt Is with
for theee comfortable and elegant boot thougs his
aats constantly employed IN their TAsx
cheap. dprabe and attractive
justly popular. Csntrell's is at N o. 336 Bowery.
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Supplement to the Scientific Amsris an :


New York. Saturday October 49, 1sThe Anne lean Crys-
tai present number the Scientific American
contains superb representation of tle American Crystal
Palace progress OF erection in the city OF New York.
The design from the original drawings accepted
by the committee ana is therefore accurate
isst and has been so by Theodore sedgwck
IsQ, Secretary of the Association We prepsred
furnish it, carefully blocked ready
70 editors and publishers for the low Of ten dollars
All orders will be attended to with despatch.
MUM Co, Publishers.
70 THE EDITOR NV York HERALp-
have the foregoing notice day for the frst te
that IL has been time in circulation and
been to proceed from this This
is not The Association has nothing whatever to do tn
the Issuing of this circular directly indirectly We have
the had large number of eecotypes made,
and have them free Of chsrge those
tenen Of the who hae been disposed make
them and which will take pleasure in continuing to do
THEoDOhE sEDGWICk, President.
OFFICE 80 BROADWAY.
New York, De ,emter o. 1852. !
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DRY GOODS,
. sssS-sE DRY GOOD0s
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NoTIcE.-THE SUBSCRIBER

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NoTICE-THE SUBSCRIBER
will iss sn snf y i's s a'
s "a .s 6 sTT asss S s' Sf
Brlpn CO In Of the above amusement,
insure this result in the short time
reduction II price HE sst celebrity shi. valuable co
throushout Union renders supeuous bus as
Guide to ad;s who wish 10 ya & Of a pre-
the leading attraction with their aud present
$50 cloth closks in brown, mode and other rrs
vsilng color formerly sold al S4 to s6 now reduced
go DO, formerly .sIa at $50 now ,sduesd to 81 90
An the velvet cloaks formerly sold at $50 to si
All the embroidered do formerly sold at s5 to sl25
feau0s0 20 80 70 wv suAwns
500 French Cashmere square shsws formerly IS so
very rich broehe long shawls formerly sa8 to go
superb French cam.ls hair shaws formerly $50
Also India els hair and splendid variety Of Canton
shawls and scarfs at proportiooate reduction
s pa t.
esS vac
&c. in tppets victorne riding boas cufs NUTS gaunt.
@ as %
sale the reduced prices Monday ISa
eeGes5 npd F ar nrs until f s M
poTNTEp ooLLARs-P POINTED coLLARs-JUsT RE-
etved by ste Europs, invoice Of poi ted COL
lars cambria and Swiss uusins Also, assortmento OF
Point deAencon, Brussels and OF er aces KERR Co.,
76l Broadway, two doors above Clinton place.
DRICEs REDSCED.-FRENCH CLoAKs, MANTlL
Il ls, SO December 6, 1852. ALEX T. STEWART b
CO.. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets
EMDRoIDERIEs. JUST RECEIVED FROM AUG
Il ton rich v,riety Of Osborne cOl.rs sleeves chim.
settles and all kinds face ribbons and fsncv goods ats
BMLERs0NS, No. 2s5 Eighth avenue. between TGenty-
fourth an Twenty fifth streets.
E>MBRoIDERIEs.-JUsT RECEIVED, RICH VA
Il rety Of collars sleeves and cheoret fresh supply
HoIiton goods black thread lace wells mantilIas
eoifeurs, and trimming laces. Also, silks shsws
clcaks large lot Of damssk table linens which
offered very low. TIFFANY 4 CUTTING,
32l Broadway.
MADAME FIDERICH DESIRES TO INFORM HER
wi and Others that she has received by the
steamers the beautiful Paris embroideres an
laces imported and ectully requests call from
the ladies. MADAME FIDERlCa,
No % Prince street sys doors west of Broadway.
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TFaH LECTURE sEAsOs.

TTNHACKERAY'S LECTURES.-THE THIRD LECTURE
of the course will be delivered Friday ung 10th
inst. at Rev Mr.. Chapns (late Mr. Beew's church, No.
e!S Broadway near frnce street. at o'clock Subject
N .ne ZINES 4aeen anne singe sc sess tIo
Cs. Frsno Co, 1852 Broadway; Willis Hall Son. and
at the Mercantile Library rooms.
WILLARD l.. FELT, Chairman r...u..
JAMES d. SMITH, I.cotuIo
JOHN T. HALSTED, Sohihisseo'
MIR. KEEsEs LECTURE AT THE TABERNACLE
W 70 nigbt;-John Reese. Esq, Of New York win lee
ture this friday evening at the Broadway Tabernacle
The Influence Of knowledge Exempted in the Social
Circle and the Mechanic Arts Doors open t6. Lecture
to commence at Tickets shilling. May be had N the
bookstores and at the door.
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shjn sIe ,of ce.r and white; ohappsd tnder fesh
Eruption salt rheu sourvv, any shin dess cured by
csto Of Jcpes lsalisn Chemical SOAP (reiuced to 2s
keA NJ the oct u jos ES Coral Hair Rostrstye ire
tuccd 10 2s too t03 Broadway New York l75 Fulton
street. Brook ~ by zeber In Ptilatephia, and W. H.
Taylor, in Baltimore.
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NoTICE.-LAWRENCE ASSOCIATION, DON'T GIVE
the ship-The members Of this association
queteo to attend etng to be held at the Emblem No.
s. West BroAdw.y Friday evening at o'clock pune.
tusl attendance Is requested. BY order
FRANCIS HART. JR.. President.
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AN ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, RECENTLY
"A from stern city, with prac ical business
and syey acquainted the Mississippi valley desires
connection with arespeable law firm already established
In business In this ~. References given Address H.
a.. Post Office.
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Beautiful Embroidered Snppers.-Ladies
wishing to make foe the holidays find SPLEEN
did assortment Of tlemene slip together with
LADIES' misses and gaiter boots shoes India
hers, ke excellent in quality and moderate In price, at
MILLER'S, 1874 Ca aal street.
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u.,r yvs,--Batci,eIor,s CeIebrst.cs t.,ou,,s

Hslr Dye s the boat yet discovered for oos the hair or
~aisters the momsnt ills applied The wonderful ana
IN performs satonishns IL is for sale spped ~
NAfCHELOR'S Wig factory. No. 4 Wall street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE MAGNETIC yELEGRApH.-NEw YORK orsI

THE MAGNETIC yELEGRAPH.-NEw YORK OFF.
Broadsay seooni building below Fulton ssrcesMThs Mag
seS Telegraph Company fr the purpose Of tie further
may s u ss pS exact Ell
and repairs and in .cs,e opera ora
tG sas ss 1s s s's y I'd
ss TsI sf% Nc"
and sl Two BY ss S along the
company stations Tfesson New sruns
Fs Hope ssr city a wires de
10 AVAIL 81 s5s
Of this rapid mode Of sommunio.tins VITA
friends i distant cities
BY; Ssssny BAG
the amount Of thousands upon thousands dollars daily
R1,gf *. it, % word,
laS TO wss n
Pbad.ipai. ixensy cents and be!sinors
fs Washington fifty cents ogsH dy 1rsn ss:io 10
WV. P. wrsrnnvrLr, Superintendent. ''''''
A CARD-THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
Inc better known a. the Old Bulls Head line o. stages 6s
been extended to Forteh street and Third his
on fsf ssssIse \ y ca
T ONE sTAR.-THE MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF
,.ing Division this rriisy svsi ing CDec ioi
% &c
JAMES 'fsf d RI R.e Secretary
EoRBss AssocIATIoN.-THE MEMBERS OF TaIs
assocation are hereby notified 10 meet 70? parade at
Genital all az o'clock. Friday morning ,he l0th in
slant sho. to meet for business Al the place.
Thursday evening, the 9th instant
THOMAS FARRAN, Csmmandant.
JAMES McLouE, Orderly.
AN ATTORNEY AND CoUNs ELLOR, RECENTLY
from city with practical businets iuowledgo,
and acquainted the Mississippi valley desires
connection with arespeoable law firm already
IN business In this ty References given Address H.
a., Post office.
NoTICE-LAwRENCE ASSOCIATION, DON'T GIVE
IN up the ship-The members Of this association
9ueteo to attend meeting TO be held at the Emblem, No.
8 West Broadw Friday evening at ocsck.
tusl attendance Is requested. By order.
FRANCIS HART JR, President
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vhe Acceptable Girt-For a holiday pre-
sent to wife picture by ROOT For your bus
band, picture by Root For mother your pic
ssre, BY Root For your child its own picture by Rot.
TYR lover face by Root. The great premium
galery No. 1868 Broadway. Pictures in any weather.
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T v. H. STATS, DRAPER AND TAILOR, NO. $40
Broone street ssres doors from Harlem Railroad CT
coth cashmere and fancy vestnxs whsh viii be made 70
order cheap. for cash.
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Ksuing.r reigning among the Stars. His

IMMINENT Mr. Edwin Forrest OF hosrseness and
sreat MI Eddy Of the sower Of throat hoarsene
and great difficulty OF his hsad Mr. CIV BROOKE the rage
dian Of weakness OF the throatno stronger than
has been fr Mr. Lent of deep seated cold
and thammstion OF the lungs he bad that ~
theught he could get we'll Thy all cured In less
IMAM ten Ask Tho agreeable,
aad sweng thens u patient by the hour
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the Genuine, or Imitation - which p A
nanua urer advertising that he received premium
the late fair the best imitation Of French slippers
thereon predicatss his claims for pablo patronage Now
6AIT of 70 Blocker street has the genuine articles and
All who call him will find that his prices for the elegant
sppers Of Meferts manufacture less than charged
for the mutations Remember this and ca Smiths
hiahmekt.
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EAsni0nabIe Clothing, SO essential In u
country like this. where the rich aud the l9wy regard dress
- highly all times, be found 1t a. L. FOSTERS cloth
ing Establishment Ccrtlandt street where article
Of dress be purchased the reasonable
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CT. PATRICK's, FORT HAMILTON, WILL sE DEDI-
- Gated on Sunday. Decemser l2th 1884, at halfps,t
ten O'Clock, A. M. by the Most Reverend Arshbishop
Hughes d. D. N B-The nearest route from New York is
fro "a Hamilton ferry, at the South ferry.
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INSTRUCTIONS


INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH SENIOR }. vINoUr.
Professor OF the above language in the University Of
New York will commence two CLASSES for ladies and
gentlemen. separately tuesday giving three lesso
gratis before airy engagement be made. Terms-So Tor
twentyfoor lessons Apply at No. liz Chambers street
DHILol 0GY-DR. KRAITsIR WILL GIVE LESSONS
on phology A. his room No. Is stuyvesant Institutes
$50 Bro Saturday evenings At O'CLOCK The nrss
the 18th Inst. Terms, 50 ceats per lesson.
A LADY TEACHER wANTED-0NB WHO Is WE'LL
"A qualified to tech the French LANGUAGE ssomnsnt
female Georgia. and IN Of tho
tons libers salary will be given 20 one gly gusne9-
The beet Of reference reouirod. written ~
dressed to J. X. b l9S Bsoadsay VIII meesNs pto"N
attention.
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VAsre 10 now no Excuse for those who
beautiful hat for S. He also has constantly hand
largo assortment Of chdrens fancy hats and and Ia
aeS furs all Of which he ofsrs at the lowest prices
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I'VE GXSAy -lNQESTRIAL. ExgIBITIGN OF 1858,
spsnss on FSaEsdsy. sSs ssS "a ~. fs FSs assals

~ ~ q q = - - - h.
opened ThaElday sss Sc 9 1ay. 1858 fSs azsdES.
santribute oimens thsir skin Industry this ex
Dublin ienAians uasoid 1t the close Of the
sRpmsns
hss e
piracy Of persons exhibiting Of
apnsnd any further neormation required apply to the
,es Of the Secretary Is Pearl street Hanover
ms New York commtsse is composed Of the following
wick, Esq Richard Bell, Esd c. Edward Habiont, Esq.
MCCLELLAN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW
Society ~srsp
now engages in securing suitable building s,sh street
Church sossy Thu building is offered TO us
O % Of
within few days for which tie building and the deed
among ourselves within four weeks near Ave huafed dol
lsrs but being and unable to raise the
peal to the citizens Of New York and to chss
and ssaro also large
aud aourishing sunday school attached the society
The trustees Of the above church have solicited and OBJ
t:i- the names Of the following ge,tleen give ored
70 the above unto whom may
Mr. Isaac g; Taylor. No. $ avenue D.
Mr. william = Barker. SIS sixth street.
NJ sS'HSf s'''nd street.
John HAT: No. 1913 Fes.ysS street.
Asram ~ Psss street.
G Gs,s % 800 Tenth ss street
All sditors friendly please copy % AiA''sn '''''
v. H. STATS, DRAPER AND TAILOR, NO. $40
Broone street. ssres doors from Harlem Railroad cf
and yssn easS VIII III b. msSs %
order cheap. for cash.
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ssYton reservation tho bos Beware
punsA dyes Equally celebrated Is Gcarnuds ksdostsd
pimples freokiss, saownos ehsps ron x
e 80. fndro subtitle uproos Aar from sny psrs Sac
keAY Liquid Rouge LILY White and Hair Gloss . No 81
Waller street, near Broadway.
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Lssdgers, Journals, Day Books, Bill BOoks,
oash invoice and rssipt books diaries and daily
books 1858; letter. and
lcpes copying and notaral presses manifold WRITER'S
with general assortment of stationery articles at low
prices Blank books ruled and bound to any pattern
quired. Bill heads cards circulars &C., printed neatly
CARR & HICRs. StAtioners. 81 Maiden lana.
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VsIhuoros Excsisfor Hafr Dye mss liter
ny sx,inguish all the oaustio burning fuds she day.
now known far and wide that insted Of scorchng t6s
hax improves its texture, while the black
pAets IA natures Manufactured, sold applied Ia
Dgfveto rooms by CRIsTADORO. No. Aston Housc.
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100 BASKETS HEIDSIECK, 100 BASKETS GRAPE
1OO leaf sRd 100 baskets asserted brands Of
vines various qualities 100 dzen Of hns claret wioef
81 Is bottles returned; 100 dnzon choice German
wine 10000 Havana srgars sale by WIN. II. UNDER
HILL, 430 Broome street, corner Crosby.
DRANDIEs LANDING -17O HALVES, QUARTERS,
ID and tighths Ccgnac and Rochelle braadis land
oe from barks Qunebaug and franklin also, superior
Holland gin per ship DE Witt for sale by the
l.. II. SIMPSON SONS 10 Beaver street.
pRANDv LANDING.-TwENTy QUARTERS AND
ID forty ehths pale and colored ST. Johns brandy, per
bark franklin from Rochelle for sale fro wharf BY
EDWARD HART. "a James street.
DRANDIEs-PALE AVID DARK OF EVERY GRADE
- aud various win tsges pe Scotch and Irsh vhskeys
Jsmsics I'D ST Crox Schiedam Swan and Londo
gin; port sstrry, xaiss. Muscat and Malaga vines sy-
eordia suit TO the trade. At twenty
lower than at any other store WM. II UNDERHILES.
go Broone street.
u oBERT l.. KELLY 4 CO, NO IS DRY STREET, ARE
~ prepared 10 furnish the public with choice liquors and
wines the lowest rates The, havs just ceivsd iare
stock Of pale snd dark brande together with
wines cordiss and syrups Customers invited
10 all and examine for tae N selves.
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WANTED-To EMPLOYERS. IN WANT OF MALE OR
w female help, such ocrks salosmen porers, bar
keepers coaehmen lads trades walters
steamers anc hotels girls cooks ehsmbermads and for
general housework. THOMAS SPHINX,
ia NAssau street, basement.
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EvsTdell, 10. 800 N oadway, engravsr and
printer craving and printing Of every description
Seat style rarticular attention paid to the sxsoto
ns wedding and visiting cards; also 70 the lettering aad
Signs One silver executed In the most tasteful
artistic manner. Seal engraving, &e.
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M. Levstt, Dentiat. NO. Gas broadway,
takes this method to invite the public to witness his great
improvement in dentistry. introduced by him. Office
hours from ten till Ave o'clock His work the teeth be
obtained ~ above.
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n MoUGH, AUcTIoNEER-BY G; W; moLMEs.-
LIZ will be sold to (Satueday1 at lOh O'clock
at sales 81 street variety Of second hand
large lot chairs and rockers maho
black walnut and beds, ads
wssh stands centre and card tables sof sofa beds locking
glasses, mattresses 80.
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Fashionable and Elegant Over coats, Pal.
tots TAmas of tho bea utIfu materials
gnsite yorkmsnship with rich and rare lining Three
heeut hrplush vests, the recent ons
Fuxnishng goods Of ali kinds at $50 and $50 Rroadwa
GEO LEVIE
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VNEAS, sEGARS. HERRIN0s.-AUCTION.-FR
December TO- 1884, at I0 o'clock ~ 81 Deg street.
ner Of observation-disclosures teas coffee soap excelsior
No Il raj ms currant Ilums pickles and
tsow and candles. smoked her rings picked do,
mackere 10000 i'm ported brandy Wines gin, 20.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, AuctioneeY.
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THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY
N0TICE.-THE MEMBERS, AND THOSE INTENDING
IN to turn out wi the SecoLd Company Chaths lard
requested to attend meeting and drill at tho Four
teepth ard Head Quarters Saturday evening" Decem
ii, 1882 There will be election for officers BY order
WIN b. FRELIGH, Captain.
Ono. RANsEyER Orderly.
VoUNG MEMS LIGHT GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF
this company are hereby notified to attend msstins
for drill and business, at Unon HAIL
G. corner of Fourth street. this (Frday) evening
at TX o'clock. BY order, FELIX HART, Captain.
PETER HANRATTy, Orderly.
Every member is requested to be punctus in their Az
tendance as their will be election fr and other
important busine ss transacted at this me sting.