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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26
Medical Notice.
DIR. WIN. ]. MCDOWELL,

ETNHANKFUL for the past, still tenders his
il professional services TO the citizens Of
Portsmouth and vicinity. Office Up stairs
one door above Stepbenson's Book Store in Nc
Dowel's building. Front Street Where he
may be found day aud night il not engaged
protest. sionslly. ~. ....sssI ~
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26
Fire Insurance,

yTNHE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
il Of Hartford, Conn, with capital Of
5000, ,OOO--all paid in. has opened an Agcn.
cy in this city, and is prepared to Insure
apairst Fire, oh as good Terms as any respon.
sible COMPANY. srHos. X :. BRACE, Prst. I.
IL. T.. LooMIs, Sec'y.
THOs. DUGAN, Agent.
Nov. 10, I85l--dtf n Portsm ou,h
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S. D. BISHOP,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

No. 2, Front Street. Portsmouth, Ohio
ia WOULD call the attention Of his cu,to
M mcrs, friends, and the public in genera
Ill TO his large stock Of
Fail and Winter Goods
suitable for Mems and Boys wear which ba,
Just been received from New York, consisting
Of Cloths, Cassimeies, Twecds, Sattinetts
Jeans, Vestings, Linens. Drills, &C., of all
colors and qualities, which he is prepared to
make up in the latest andmost fashionable style
Always or hand a fine stock Of
ReGdy-oIaNG1e CIOthiMg,
Shirts, collars, drawers, scarf, cravats. gloves,
stocks, Hose Of every description of make and
material that is in use. All kinds Of Tailors,
Trimmings, and every article of Mems wear,
except Hats and Shoes, which will be sold as
low as canbe bought in the State.
To Tailors.
! am Agent for scott's semi.annual and
Monthly Mirror of Fashion, which am pre-
pared to forward TO address upon receipt o the
subscription price. S. d. B.
Oct. Ia, 1s4l--wtf
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26
Co.Pa rtnership,

VAIN. ELDEN and Chas Barr heretofore
wv trading under the firm Of VIM. Eden
& Co., have associated with them Chas. d. Ell.
den (late Of California; IN the prosecution Of
the whole sale and retail Dry Goods trade: The
co.partnersip to take effect from the lst Of
February, and the style of the frm TO be Eden
Brothers Il Co.
They are agents for the sale Of Quee nsware,
imported direct from England, Germany and
France, and design keeping large stock oi
Dry Goods, to which they invite tie attention
Of Furnace Proprietors, Dealers generally, and
he rest OF mankind in particular.
Feb. 13 ELDEN BROTHERS &Co
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26

TnE Far or I'VE bAND.--The Albany
Dutchman defines This term, as being girls
whom you have 70 bug twice 10 make com
plets circle of their waists. Let those girls
only aet hold OF the calumniator and they'll
make him one Of the "leon kind
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26

On Wednesday last, Mts. M. Star, Of 0s.
wego county, gave birth TO three fine, heal.
thy girls. AT last accounts the whole clus.
ter Of Stars were twinkling brightly, and
bid fair to do well.--St. Louis Republican.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26
RENO VsaE C.GRD.
JOHN COOLEY,


WToULD respectfully inform his EG2A
w friends and the public in gem '-=ASS
eral, that he has removed from the well known
stand on Jefferson street, TO Market, between
Front and Second streets, Portsmouth, Ohio
where he will be pleased to sec his old friends
and customers, and as many new ones as may
desire 10 make his acquaintance.
He keeps constantly ON hand and Tor sale,
great variety of
Saddles, Harness. Portmanteaus, Car
riage and Buggy Whips,
And in short, every arIicl. usually kept by
like establishments elsewhere.
He would earnestly solicit country Mer
chants, Farmers, Furnace Men, and others
visiting Portsmouth, and having business in
his line, 20 give him call, feeling confident
that he can accommodate all on satisfactory
terms.
Portsmouth, Jan. %, l,5l-dwtf
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26
Books and Stationary,
'NNTE are now receiving and opening The
w largest and best assortmentof
DOOKS AND cTA TI0NADU

BOOKS AND STATIONARY
ever offered in this city. We make the as
sertion without fear Of contradiction, that no
town in Ohio is better supplied than Ports.
mouth with every article in our line. Our
stock was selected in the New York and Phila.
dephia markets, from the publishers, manu-
acturers and importers-thus avoiding ali
second profits, and placing US upon equal terms
with the jobbers any where.
The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock and prices, as we pledge
ourselves to sell as low as any other house in
the western country.
J. STEPHENSON & co
corner Front and Market sts. Portsmouth.
Ooct. 3-dw
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26

GTMerchants visiting tn City are resps
fullyinfortned that s. R. ROSS Front street ha
full assortment OF choice
Groceries, ut wholesale,
and will sell at the lowest market rates. For
particulars see advertisements Ross colum.
Oct. "a. 1851. If.
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Jefferson Life Insurance {
Of Cincinnati.
Incorporated by the State OF Ohio:
100000 7CanitaI.

.-7-F-e-- ffe..
incorporated by the State of Ohio:
! 100000 Capital.
4 lfE INSURANCE effected in tll;s comma.
| IL II ny onine Mutual and Joint Stock systesn.
! Some Of tbe peculiar advantages of tbi,
Company arcs. ~ ) ~. N-a.
| i. II hug capital or 100000, well secureA.
has two departments, the mutual and i,jnt
stock; the mutual department being., ,secuseu
by the whole stock of the conpany and its M.
cumuattone. Il.
| The ratesofhremiur iRa the; ;;eint: stoek
department are reduced equal t6an annual cash
dividend ~ advance Of sJs per cert
o. IN 'hs aulnnl department, Qpi oneshalf OF
W., .ho annuai plel,ulh y seanired ID CASH, n,when
o ' oo, SSn 'u, l;. ls snu 'ne annual Prem-
iv scr;n issaeS dp dy.aina S'n ., pron,s annuai'
scrip ISSUED drawing interest and trans.
ei%o'.; ! ,,,,; ~,
ea,,,, ~ hoe nlso % 'ne husband may be insured
able 70 her fres from vi ,,I no insurance pay
representativos W.. ~ S'apns oi cieoltorsort
n0ion 'nuny othsr Company in Ohio; tits
nr 'ba Ea,," ."e r,n3nsn lolnoaiiies, and but few
'"S TLs t.as.ern Coinpanies'
mo p,ehliums may be paid seni'.annual
~ T, TSuar.eliy, II preferred!
inT 'v premiums received VIII DO invested
i;e. mes,' anu Me money palo annually for
'i'e insurance ~ retained among US.
stances, and ali whoue income depend SI'pun, unon
their personal exertions cas- GIerpymen Phrs;'
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26
Bakery and Confectionery
JOHN FRESHEL.

DEGS leave TO annouuceto the citizens o
I'D Portsmouth and vicinity, thathe has re-
moved tothe frame building recently occupied
by George Foglcman, on Front street, where
he isprepared to supply customers with Bresd
Crackers, allkinds of Cakes and Confectionery
Nov. 23, lS50-2dwly.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26

COTTONYARN--5O0 Bales Cotton Yarns;
~ 100 bales Carpet Warp Also, Coverlid
Yarn; Wrapping Twine, and Candle Wicking
Iorsaleby june III S. R. ROSS.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26
THE GREAT
Consumption q Cough Remedy.
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BalsalM for the Lungs,

FOR THE cuRR or
Consumption, Decline Asthma, Broncaits,
Wasting of the Flesh, Night S,ceats, Splitting
of Blood, WhOoping Cough, Difficulty Q. Breath
ing Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Phfhsic. Pam in
the Side, and all diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26

NTHITE LEADrsrI1 X Kcss Pure ~ ~
w White Lend for sails below t,s ! \. !. :
e'ey lfsba ei.Rs IL
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26

DEARL STARCH boxes, pure, for
i by lavg. 26.l S. R. ROSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
TyHE MACROCOSM AND MICRO

l. CosM; OR fHE UNIVERSE WITHOUT AND
THE UNIVERSE WITHIN being an unfolding Oh 'as
Plan fCsaon and the Correspondents Of Tiuth' oot
tie World OF Sense and the World OF soal. BIZ "lhAn
Pishbopsh
HEADS OF CHAPTERS; - -. IL.
l. The Cognzable and the Cognizngi ~ Ussseln, 80
Scale Of Terrestrial Forms III The Nsturs h Nai H
Solar Sy,seIn snalogcslly rstTseed ~. The Ns.
tory Of the Sideres Universe snaoEcaly ress
Material Beginnings pointing 10 superb r. ssSsn
vi. Principles OF Universal Synthesil II. - ~.
Fundamental Laws and their ic'msnon1 ,e'2 T sv.s
Origin and Structure Of the Universe; VIII ~ n,ss.
Dynsmie Agents. or Potential Media OF Nature IA 80
Of Prevailing Cosnosscsl Theorissi osSsnu. -,
ity and General Economy Of the Cosniss ~ 49, LII
theoD); NJ. Genesis and hodus Operanel % 49, F,sh
System XII synshetca View otthe UnsG sao -, ~
and it, Geological Formations; NIL The 4so1ssA "
The nOsic Revelations, XIV TIA MnsraI kiass0@ XVII
The Vegetable Knsdon; XVI The Anirs IN
The Whole and it, Parts XVIII. Dusn o, Gai
Forces the systole and Diicls Of Eataf1 N Cor
Xxx. The Doctrine Of Degrees XXI. Tne nsvsIos
responsiveness XX The Doctrine Of Ec1,,
msnt; XXIII Further View THE System On L,ps
suggesting lis mode Of Deyeloprnem AAH''
Agency and Divine Agency; XIV. PfsvioeSeo ~ a
This worn 10 written in an cay ana 8opa :, 5000
unlimited q clear syropse VI che lssdiss hse " ssss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
NJEW-JERsEY DYE and PRINT

~ WORKs-Yhs above WORKS viii be offered at suction
& tis Sheriff persmptory SATURDAY, the "a day
o October neIt between the bsus OF and and O'clock
Yn They are located upon the Railway ye in the town
Of Rshwsy New jersey. 10 utlss from New Yorx City,
communicating b r.ilws, es a tmos DAY ExPenss OF
trsr sporafiOn eight ak cent? per hundred pon The
woris are 10 capital order and ready FOX iums1isn uss
The machinery Of ocrcolored Printing Machine,
with 2 copper shesi thrsebogi Ststsn Caienden;
AIS; Wsships Machine; eide Lathe, With somplets
set Of Tools HYdrsatc Pres; Get Of Drysus Cam
Dyeins Machines sTrbs; 0iser lei Soarns and Che
mia Tabs Boiling Ks and s republics Cor ssyiss 90
The steam Engine feet rose 10 inch Cylinder, with
5iue boe These boilers made 70 osceE In leo sna
are each 81 feet long feet IN diameter "a aoss There
Is sso power available Coz large pofo1 Ct the ye1
The main building Of brick lo3 feet o1s ~ fses VIDE
stories high There two Dry saeds upon ne ensses
aOIcng facilities Cor drying 600 pieces daily 1hs bss
Dye Hczss contains "a vsts and su In hstisss
order.
three dwelling horses barn and stable ange ho1se s
inter shop and Blacksmith shop With eompeee - Of
os Tbs present daily capacity Of the worm as ne rfo
ducton OF so pieces Gszed Goods 30 pesss sna
N1 pieces Inoigo blue and vhits Phal For nr.Ief n@
nation sddressE Y ROGERS, Esd Railway, NewJessJ.
HB-If desired $500 Of the purchase nessJ sss :"
main on bond and mortgass.
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mo CAPITALISTS and DRUGGISTS.

J. The advertiser has .tsst s q , W. "a csopn
valued 80. AZ ysissss Family Asdsi.s: Sat have
ss., essa; 3 &C. e. 4. ~ w.. 80 . ~: "a.
band. Il .ssu,: .s:1 s.sissi dom $40 s = lso z The
ssnsIsss. nd s 6s sas: viii ~ Sss' q ssss;
- 8: ss.s,: 4 r !. 60 $50. :ss's. 9;
cannot ~ isovlsAoA 0sIey, eaA sst1s1ne iesS sss
:ss; q :s.ssss, sss ::
sueess nsa,rsncs sxshanosA rsqsssea.,, - Y0a
SoS sase q Y. g. IalmsI, fT0u!e 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06


Aregpsr me ing OF this Commtes VIII Dc ned on ~
DAY EVssIEG, OeoEer a. :, ocock st The Broad Esy
Heuse BY order, JAMES KELLY, Chairmsu
CSC W Il p s SrEsoS. Secretaries.
70 seventh Ward, Wide Avaise.-A Mass
Fse's OF the Lundys Lone Club OF the Seyesth WsId
LupdSs Lane BeI,eks, Eager and Msdson,ts at
4 O'clock The Wbiss ~ The Ward AID al others fayora-
bio to the election OF WINFIELD SCOTT 70 the Pred-
seooy ofihe UOtsd les invited TO ssead The meet
ins will be addressed b. Hon James Brooks Hen L. Davies
h hS 'ass psn. "a i s sSsSes W Rso
Below, W. D. Murphy Fl l. Clinton, T w Higgias, and
she SINGING by Mes' @;ns 6SPs Ef pss s.9sn
WV b. BELcH, Secretary.
II Seventh Assembly District, Ninth Ward.
Pursuant 70 resolution OF tie osmocrac Whg Genera
Bieeeksrst House on Monday, Oct The Convention
IVES orsapizsd by electiDs EUGENE WARD a. ChairDAn
y A PORpEN ss Il cretary. Onmotnn, EDWARD SLOS-
SON va unanimously nominated candidate for this As
snby District On motion the Convention formed Com
t,se of the Whole to Mr. SlOsson the nomination.
which accepted after wstsh on m,foS me Conysn
E.A BORDEN, Secretary.
rY-Thirtec Dih Assembly Dist,ict-FlFTEENTH
WARD n Getting Of the Assembly Convention OIL sald
Dist let he'd o. Constitution Hall $50 bos6way on Mon
DAY evening Oct 9Th inst WLLAa IAfbU tbs was s
ssmby for 18th District stS Msd a. ne
WILLIAM @. STIRLING, Secretary.
~ To the Citizens md Taxpayers of the.
Nineteenth Ward.-The undersigned would respect
fully himself candidate for the office OF Assessor
Of the 18Th wsd The present corrupt state Of both he
leading political parties il the the only excuse needed Tor
the above offer. ABIJAH PELL, Builder 561h-st
re- Free soil Vote In ISiS.-SC0,OOO less than
l. 600 COO will elect Hae in 1861 County meeting Of the
Free Democracy to hear the report of the Nominating Com
Sal Broadway THIS EVENING, 9Th iost. at7t O'Clock.
HonorabIes William Jay Mntborne Tompkias John Jay,
Deprs Harris ether gentlemen expected TO address
the meeting THOS. g. BERRY, Chairman.
Gro. W. ROSE, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

~ At n meeting of the Proprietors of the
lowing Dining Esloori held st Dunlsps Hotel Mon.
cay eye,ins, Oct tie following resolutions were ansni
mously adopted
Reo'red Thst owips to the present high prices Of pro
visions &c compelled 20 advance the price Of al
Meat, and Fish from sxpence to Ninepenes per plate
which hope viii meet with the entire appreciation OF
our patrons
ResOlpsd Thai the above change bs adopted MONDAY
next the 18th mat 1859
RsOlstd That these proceedings be puhse Ia all the
Daily and Sunday papers.
AIM VAN DYKE, Nos q, . and Is Catls.ias,,lip.
ALBERT ROGE hrs, No. Fulton.sL
MRS G.. FISH, No lSS Fulton ST.
JOHN NELSON, Nos. s, 10 and IL Futoa.st
DUNLAP 4 RONOAY, No. lS5 FultonSt.
HARMON Ii. INTER No. rs FRltous;.
y II CROOK, No 30 Chsthain'st
JOHNSON L ROGERS, No. IA Fulton o..
W. III. Bush, No. 90 Southst
GEO ;. sf. JOHN, Nos. IL ana l9 Cslhsg.nsslr
REED MOSS, No Is BoweTy.
q. w. kELLOGG ( co, Nos. :, and , Fulton Market.
Il. Il. JOHNSON, No 81 CasaLs-
e. n. UNDERiIlLl4, No. 81 Bowery.
n. G. CHAMBERLAIN. Nc. Sl0 Pearl 81.
SANERY CHANDLEI No. l2 BeekGsE o..
JOHN y. HUNT, No ca WhitehSlst
ID. SWEENEY, No. Go Chathsma.
FERRIS lE00EfT, No 81 Chathanss
HM. II. sL0CUM, Ne. 1873 South st.
J. NELSON Sscretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

- Wen starting and s more intsrsstne system o.
Philosophy 25a. Price 10 PAPER. 20 cents IN dA -
cent, fOWLERS WELLS, PubisherA NO III N~'sl-
St, ~ T., sEd No. Ia Washington st- Boston.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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Ara delivered @ City suhscribeu for IA Gents per wees
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b. sx months o. . year Al the zane nts snse eoPl
Two Cent? Mall subscribeFE 1--WE polsrs per snn. as
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aaooths. 81 % fires poIsqs IN advance lectures -
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KHE EBw-YORK WEEKLY 1.s,Sv
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HalitirGl Mrtireg .

" Democratic WING General Committee
regular ting OF this Committee VIII BE- held on TUES
DAY kVEkIN0, OctoLers at y o'clock &C the Broad TsJ
Eseuse BY ORDER JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
w. ", l. s NsI s6S Secretaries
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OOMMERCIAL AGENCY-No. II

" Nssszn.st, -Sslesmen, CLERKS, Bookkeep.
era Dry Goods CLERKS schoolTescben Men on Railroads
and 5tesmer Porten for Stores ad Hote Bksepen snd
Wafe anxious 70 susesed 10 lucrative ntustons Orae
y mail iasalI 81, fss Of pcssse ~ 1Ssein HsS%p'
tfssrten fHoe sP2Nns AssAb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

E3'A New American TeIescope.-Thsi .rie Re-
heepg Telescope OF IS feet focal length and 10 nhs
ture made BY J. LYMAN, Of Lsnox Mass ana noticed 10
1he Tribune under The above capJn about yesr dacs Il
now By him offered for sale and reasonable price, Ts
Instrument has b. tested Ia the thorough
snd the more tested the excellent Il Is founa 70
Such ssrs Epsilon Ares and Eoalon Equuls II readily
divides th the 10 power Of rs s aehnins power ia
fay equal 10 hs. Of best Rsscng Telescopes snd Il
ooubtsss the finest 10 performance well the largest
Rejecting Telescope ever Manufactured in the Unl5sd
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

NIX FER Sale-Eight Redeemed shsres iu the Second
.1nassaa badtns Association Par value S8eo FOR par
IssAs spply 70 j. w. WESTON secretsry Of the As,o.
Hsaee' No q Ch&uews Ct, bpsuspt Z"
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STORE for SALE.-An ele-

gaD;ly fitted up Drug Store offered foI sAe %
,-e ,tscked located IN Of the most pubic thorough
are. ana in noted for ~ STABILITY
Phyfsn or Apothecs could nor meet with better onef
Caf a. No x7s WashfnetOlsst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
EDITION THIS DAY PUB

CECOND EDITION THIS DAY PUB
~ LIsnED-GETZ BUCK co, NOD Harris Bald
ns Philadelphia publish this day the second edition OF
FRANK FORRESTER'S NEW SPORTING TALL
THE QUORNDON HOUNDS: or, Nirfiuisu st Melton
Mowbrsy. BY Henry VIM Herbert Esq, Author CT : ny
Shooting Box" "The Deer stalkers,' "Warw.eS Woo;
snds" 1c with Illustrations. Pree 80 cts, iluminates
paper cover, or IS cts cloth. -,
ouorndon Houuds" is an oahand bu: ssphe ssieh o.
Enth ox hunting mixed up with other matters particular an.
interest that would e a.
prass indeed o. tie best Frank Forfssrs -na
worthy Of repeated and very tensfl sersal
For sale by LONG Bro SrRlNGER X TOMN-
SEND, DEWITT ( DAVENPORT, o. A. ROORBACh,
and ADRIANCE, SHERMAN X CO, HewYofk.
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Rockefeller. and Publishsrs, No a North lth St, Pha
CTRINGER q TOWNSEND have re-

CTRINGER d TOWNSEND have re-
~ Gently published
PEREGRlNE PICKLE. BY Sncllstt Prize - cts-
LIFE OF IIENRlETTE sONTAG, coante'' de Ros'.
Price = cents.
THE UPPER TEN THOU SAND. BY c Astor Bnrse
Revised Edition. Price - cents in paper - cent? eotn
Price Is cents. 81,
AMELIA. By Fielding Illustrated Edition. Pnee "
cents. =,
SELECT WORKS or FlELpING. New Ed.ten. IL
Illustrated bound 10 cloth Price - 49, -
SELECT WORKS OF sMOLLkTT. New EGitlon' IL
Illustrated, bound in cloth Price - %.
NEARLY READY.
ADVENTURES OF LILLY DAWSON. By tire au1a'f
OF Susan Hopley.H
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CCHUBERTH IL CO., Music DcPos,
~ No PSI Broadway n Y reas.st the zaehs 70 inTsS
their immense stoek Of kufs fx Noiee, Piano ior
hands for Organ Violin yieonsello Hap, OreheIA As
IL every stye for vtuosos and bernnerA fns Gea,oa
lection In the Un.sed states OF 100000 vorh Otaen
F0reign s1e AnshsAE assis vin Do as''aisA " w.
Brouptnea.
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z ENNETH; A Romance Of the High

IN Jar ds with numerous ErgrsviDgs ....
There has been successful a3oer ne ifatl 81
Of scotti- Rnlarcs gbor The Wild aud safli 2
siitons hlanjs delcei WITT troe cree ye- 90
10 al the Association and ATTRACTIVE O. Reynolds un' 'i
style - t
The Ifeads Scotland have never found mofe poNef ce
TpeaoF 'isn orr nr and Ke1refl, W. h % stye "a M
nj s Water scott. incident ani l;eres, uvas be ces
brsied Scottish Chefs" VII AXE afst rsak The library Of se1
- romance fWesslJ Tines.
Price Is eents II LONG ( BROTHER.
No 80 Ana a., Ns=Yo
KENNETH has been drsns.izsa and a now having
ereat nm at the ROWery TiesfeT
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~ Fish and Provision store.-ALLi

~ Fish and Provision StOro.-ALLA AN ROSE,
No. I'd Nsshngtonst (ona daoT above bsrcsyst New
York. offer 81 Wholesale to dealers al the lowest r1srset
erices for cash. Abe foowiI articles Of the beet quality
EACKEREL-Nos L. and 3, In al kinds on packages
bHAo-Nos I, q aud g. 10 all kinds OF packages.
CODFIsH-Dry.sa ited and Picked
5CALEFISH-Drys sailed and Picked
HERRINGS-Smokee and Plea ed.
PORK-MesI. Prime, Rump b1tt, Clear, St
BEEP-Mess. Prime I'D Rsiiroad
sMOKPD n ANS sbouoer. Beef Bacon, Salmon
CHEESE L.rd Candles OIL, Spices
BUTTER-In frkins, tubs and Psis-fresn DAIRY
sALT-Fine in sacks and small bsfs
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kmpirc Building Association.-The mex.
aHr;ey Issuny will be he'd at No lS5 SPnnsst on
NLpNEspAf EVENING, Oct G, at 8 O'Clock. Members
are rsSssnse @ pay their duss at the Office Notl Spring
~ osiofe TIE night Of meeting By order
J. r. TAYLOR, President.
M j. w. ALLEN, Vise-Prssidsnt.
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- East River Building Association, A regu.
lar monthly meeting Of tbs Association WI, Be he'd at Ths
Han Hall No 4a2 Grand st on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
October at oeoek Members arc requested to Be puno
tuz IN their dues In order 10 the ines Books
tos subscription are open Of the ofse.
0BEDiAH NEWCOMB, Preadsak
ALFRED Il HErFfELD Seenetsyy