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SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT

WEDNESDAY. Oct. 1876 P. NJ
ASHES seemed quiet; 80 bbs were sold at 81 6S1 for
BhrADsTurFs Flour ruled brisk and Arm, the sales
comprising 10 $50 ordinary choice state 81 Is
ss4 ass; mixed to fancy western at 81 all 81 561i;
common to good Ohio, at 81 87ls 81 80; mixed TO
straight Southern at 81 56 81 70; and ne at 81
GA 81 IS per Dbl Wheat continued active aud buoy
ant; 1900 bushels white Western realized 81 o. 1000
choice white Canadian 81 o. $500 inferior Genesce ST.
barley were nsnmatc New Western and Northern oats
commanded 40 Acc per bushcl Corn favored buy
ers sales made Of 23 600 bushels unscund at II
ME and Western mixed at 72a 73c.
Of esf &c per ID.
favorable accounts per Amerca have given
mora tone to market the sales to-day amounting to
COO bales, at firm prices.
FEAIHERs.-some 1000 lbs. live geese have been dis
posed Of at IL AZ cents per Id, cash.
fsur1- We heard that 800 boxes layer were sold at
50 30 a So 90.
FarietTrs TO Liverpool we have to notice engage
mens Of about 10 COO 20 900 bushels Of wheat ID
bseged by shippers, and at ID. bsggcd by ship, with
about 1500 2Ou0 bbls -four a. Is with small lots
ton. at 10 vessel was loaded for London, with wheat
at 6I<d and 1900 bbls. -four taken for same
pert ut atout IS 3D. with 500 bbls rosin Is sd For
glasgow Hour at L. cd and wheat at I'd. 10 bags,
AID o. IN bulk There was rather more offering for
the continent without change 10 prices For California,
rates varied from IS TO- and with clippers about ready
to sale prices ranged from so Soc. per foot.
HA,-ssles q 600 bales were effected to-day at Sla
81 IS per bale.
Hopt-About 90 bales changed hands at % a IS per
h.. each.
months - Market improving
LA1us-EStern were pretty literally dealt in at So IS
per thou and.
LIMI--There were go barrels common Rockland
reported cold at 50 Q. per barrel cash.
MoLAssys The sales Of MuEcovsdo reached 2go hhds
at 80 a 2cc per gallon. Market unalttred.
0us.--we heard that 500 gallons liDscsd we're pro
cured st nc. per gallon--en abatement
PRousIoNs--Pork more active, at trivial reduc-
ton The sslaS embraced 100 bbl- mess a. 81 G2 AID
prime al SIS 30 SI5 81 Cut meats and dressed hogs
aimed lst stated. Lard tended downward, $50
lb. good to piime we're obtained III IL &c PEI 10.
and sail o. mi
Prime * - SC ard at $40 SIS. Butter and
chs e. have not sIY' 4
srcus --itoto9 German we're sold 70 day a. Sass
50 Der ihousaul
.THt7H -Iuo ed in The isy'a movements were go
sbe onio an'l rs0R shtasy at - 80 9nf 2Ja
-3tho ftr gaicl Atn,thfr dfc'iae
euGhns-a = bsve teen - hhi Npscovaio
b0yGbt o. sf1t fer.b HJa5iCt. uuAiterad
Tf'f ~ s. .tic. 80 btt3 lis fts15oa pesaet ~
49, t Prey. 80 < -
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WrDrKsDaY, Oct. 1876 r

WEDsksDAv, Oct. 13--6P VI.
The stock market opened inactive this morning, but
beders were arm and prices current At the close yessr
Day we're fully sustained At the first board Erie Rail-
roed advanced u per cent; Penn. Coal Co y; Harlem
Il; Reading Railroad u Dauphin Coal Co declined
Y per cent; Montgomery Mining x; NJ. Zinc x; N
A. Trust, y; Nicaragua. ~ stoDington. Il At the
second board the transactions unusually limited
better feeling however, prevailed aud higher price.
generally were demanded Hudson II went up Z per
cent; Penn Coal Co. =; Nj. Zinc, =; Erie =. n 4;
Long Ifiand The market closed frn, 81 the improve.
pept The arrival q the steam hip Illinois from Aspin
wall With upwards Of two millions Of gold dust freight
and in the hands Of passengers has given holders Of
stock. gre confidence IN the future and removed thst
snKi > 70 sel which existed day or two sase. The
svrs is,n EUROPE i good and hs- mad good Eject ia
che ttreet
III rcop . 81 the sioe NJ The Assistant treasurer u
chs port. & Jay amounted % al ~ - ~ nett.
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GAN. SAUIl Us
The Worcester and Nashua paid dividend of 50 IS
per share in July for the six months ending June The
earnings since that date s4l 63 ahead Of Last year.
although the six months ending Dec. l, 1851 showeaa
great gain the same period Of any former year.
At meeting of the stockholders of the Kennebec and
Portland Railroad Company, held at Augusta on Thurs
day last vote passed authorizing the directors to
bonds to amount not exceeding $3.50 00o to be
appropriated for the payment Of bonds falling due, land
damages, and claims upon the company, which 1t
supposed would free it from debt vote also passed
for qudating the interest the original stock to the
time the road went into operation in January 1852 also
requiring that the rates Of interest payable upon the
money advanced for building the road from North Var
mouth to the depot in Portland and upon the preferred
stock should be reduced that the should be
funded and redeemed
The Poughkeepsie Eagle says that the Hudson River
Railroad Company actively engaged in laying down
double track throughout the entire length of the road
The work will be vigorously prosecuted in three differ
sections The first is from East Albany south; the
second from Tivo to Hudson and the third from Fish
kill Landing to this place On the northern section it is
nearly finished far down Caseton between Tivoli
and East Camp it viii be ready for the rails, and
also from Fshkill Landing to New Hamburg. The di-
have decided to have it all completed from this
place to Peeksk TO make continuous double track to
New York as possible The different sections Of
double track will be brought into fast com
pieted.
The total receipts OF the company from its traffic ope
ratons during the year ending Oct 1s 1852 amounted
to 81 .o54 ,14271.
The Saratoga Whig states that the work the Albany
and Eagle Bridge Raroa Is in rapid progress along the
whole line and is nearly completed, and viii be in
operation far north Waterford, passing through
West Troy and Cohoes The abutments for the bridge
the Hudson river three miles north of Waterford
will be finished and ready for the supersructure,
and much of the grading either side Of the river for
seyerai miles has been finished.
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Ths steamship Canada from Boston for Livsrpsoi, b.
DAP carried cut three hundred aad tweaty tAsuaasA
dollars In specs.
Ths Mechanics Bask has declared semi annual divi-
dend Of ave per cent the Fulton bank I'VE per ceat
The quantity Of certain articles imported into this pert
this day, October 18th, Was As follows: =
Coffee 1877 bags cordsge, 1855 coils dyewoed 900
lbs Iorwood 3ll 900 picuis sspau wood 5000 lbs
II tons fustio TO-. ton Granadella wood Drugs 70
S,,m ss rs ar CASKS tartar Fruit 600 orange lSs
boxes lemons honey, SO bbls hides, 90S hemp 2,67l
Dsim palm leaf 7a2 bcls sugar 724 hhds, 100 sbls,
46sI bags spices. 625 bsgs ginger ia bags pepper
spirits 10 pipes rum tobacco JAY bales wine z! pipes,
81 halt pipes 764 Or pipes 200 bbls wood 100 lance
A letter from r. p Remington, Esq, the supsrin.
tendent Of the Great Northern Lead Company ct
tho uinss to s. Jones Esq, the Vice President gives
very glowing accounts Of the discoveries recently made
He says
Mt frat sight you msy hardly think them No l. con.
ssts Of pieces-far samples from quite bold vea-
HiIl vein last bur day while the men were digging
foundation pits for the airing This vein carries
you directly under the grass the Coal Hill
vein ad and is only fifty feet SOUTH 80 that crosscut
at the bottom Of the present excavations ut
of 500 viii prove 200 feet high. 1t is most singular
thing that 1t discovered by the former parties
They came within ten feet Of doing No q from
average of the great shaft at the Union Mine Ths
nature and richness Of these samples and OF the lode
tse for economical working and rich productions.
Of the first order No is average Of the western
shaft opened three weeks ago lode worth $500 per
fathem but poorer than any Of the rest No A.
pies OF tho backs at Coal Hill all Of which will, sppa
renty. pay handsomely We have just discovered
another most splendid lode at the Union Mine, north
mines is in my opinion, enhanced thirty three and
third per cent by these discoveries.
The Boylston Insurance Company has declared divi
dend per cent The Cochituate Fire Insurance Com
pany has declared semiannual dividend of per oent
~ h..lx ~l~.A
have declared semi annual dividends Of per cent and
the Cambridge Market Bank per cent
The following the earnings Of the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad Company for ths last four months, in
comparison with those Of the corresponding months Of
last year -
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREXE cOURT-IN THE NATTER OF THS APPLL-
ty Of New YORK relative to the opnins q shss para <
mot I'D Rpss .OS
aid city IN. = estimate ana
Ss Rs0p. q ls s,.s q ~; T.Il z
1s, ~ sss &
Of Assessments and TsIos in the ccInty Of Neg
Nay is 70 The owner OF owners ocoupsss Or ooouPsns
horeby that they their ESTIMATE and
men. the above entitled and ssas all p:,s0s.
A ss ss their %
Il. sid a. his residence NO. B Thompsc. n
the o. q Nov y:hn hi. a.y: 4.
said estimate and assessment follows that to
M sss u
sSr Aso al Of Ir. zen s
water MARI The East river 4 inssEssoss ..d lIs
al sssnns sssvs.n line ..s Aver
On a Iss .s 4 or as sh Of
and .sc That ITss the aorshsSy
s S M line ss 81
- aa out and ooorSd on the map Of the sad Con-
soner o. The City q Now Yosi And Also ali Tho isss
oDn: # Both a. h .ss ss Ss
between The norhery q strs ana the line
srly ooiored bens0s
map q the Of s snd q
NAP Il s:asssssa opening y:
70 I
veyor" Is file in the Street Commissioners onos
Of the city of New York And Also all tho pieces
cells Of land fronting or lying both sides OF the seeA
n
fourth street. bounded tho cast by limo distant ha
way between said Fret and avenue Al and the
wet In. sn .ss % s
neft map, nile Aforesaid In the ocs Of the Street
Commeoner of the City Of New York. And also all the
pieces parcels situate lying both sides Of the
streets said Fire: Ssys9n shs
street, Also the lot 81 the the lot the northeast
corner 10th street and First Also the lot ~ the
rear Of the lot At the Of street and
rres avenues also two lots The rear Of the triangular LOT
~ the northeast Of 10th street and Fret
also the lot the the lot 81 the north
west Of l20h street and First Also che
ansular lot Of tho lot the northeast
Of l2st street and First avenue Ass three lots hs
uortherly eide Of lst street, distant about foeA
westerly from the westerly side Of said First Also,
two lots the east side OF First contiguous "
2za street Also Two lots A. tho Of land q Philip
Hedolsr The northwest OF First avenue sud
I'D street, Also three rear lots owned By Philip Mile
dcer near the northwest OF 22d etres ana Fss
srcnuo Also plot o. sTOupd SwnsS naasSs ss
tween 1854 and 24th stree and lying wes OF Frss avonue
and also lct lying the north side q l2th street, dtsns
sevonyve feet westerly from the First avenue And s
port in she above entitled matter win DO made and pro-
senec 10 the Supreme Conrs Of tho state Of Nov York
Special Term Of the said Cour 10 be hold 50 the CITY au
OF the City OF New York. Saturday The lsh day OF Do
~ COUNCIL can hoard motion will b psis ahas sha
'''''' . JONATHAN "; ALLEN.)
WiIEfaH sINoI1IR,
Dated New York. 5sps "a 1909
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HOMEsTEADS.


or NIcuoJts nuJrpISG ASSOCIATION, NO. IL
- Duane street. Chatham Bank Butld rosuiss
meeting q this citation viii be hc,i on even
ing nth instant At o'clock, at Union iuildinss 100
owery when the will become payable several shsre
will he oered for ption. The Trustees give nctice
hat new Will be received az ura ara thote
o ana 4, TO pay the whole amount az back
Inss a. eed not from inng the sseocia
on ON that account The dues VIII be received IN suoh In
sImerta AZ will accommodate such tuhsoribers Persons
az email Gomez seeking profitable nyosaents for their
s,Bgs by whoh they car prooue 9aes ipr ner families
80 ~ yt.ed IT, become members - this association.
n n, Ham, Secy. ". T.. tUNkIaIh, Preside ne.
The will he open every evening until lhuraday No )
Rosefy trr poyuut y DYES era - receive s9tserl9
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rAsOr ARTaCLEla.

HUGHES DyPUY & CREHANGE, NO. ~ WILL
IA liam etrses upstairs porters Of Fancy DDS Jea
ssd Derlp Ir,n AfHoos, Cembs, Beooches, 3racclets
SIR Drcse Buttors TBas, mitst JeBeiry, Brushes
BeRds Percussion CRrs Hooks and Eyes Calf SKINS an
.sc0r 70 and F'p.gsaof te -.st fufeiar riay NV
- Gs.lIgs .g.c... y .ye- jssr.s.
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~AuuAI..
$3.50. OOO SAN 4!.S g.Asc!sCo wATIs IoAN:,.

$3.50 600 san =. s.S! xAsT az, -.
with ooupens payable .ei annually the oty Of New
York redeemAbls on lat Novenbsr f62 The
President OF the Mountain Lake Water 81 60
city OF Ban FrAncsoc IN the State Of California win ~
oeive sealed proposals ut the once Msssrs Diss
Thomas, No ~ Wall street. In tho city New Yerk sut
Thursday the fourth day Of November 1862 eessk
Pm for the whole or any part Of the above mssto ss1
per payable semi annually the city Of New Ysrk
and be redeemabe the first day Of November Gs ct az
place. The undersigned will avail himself the usus
privilege Of rejecting conditional bids Of declining
such he deem not advantageous BIDS should bS
directed Pr als for San Francisco Water Bonds
sent to the subscriber Twenty cent and the premium
will be tho day after opening the bds the
balance with interest be paid ct the option
the bidder time before the first day February next
thus giving capitalists opportunity 60 noss r
able and permanent without precPtsteiy dis
the issue of these bonds for the purpose pAyng for ths
necessary pipes and fixtures than sufficient means be
ing already provided for the purpose Of building tho dams
laying the pipes and completing the works the
entire capital OF tho company ($O00O) having boen SAB
scribod by the citizens Of San Francisco the 8ubsorbers
embracing Of its most wealthy merchants and bank
er This 10 the first and only debt Of the and tho
of the secured by the transfer trust to
James Bond and William NJ Burgoyne Of all the proper
million Of dollars. The company have by law the exolS
sve rrht Of laying pipes within the city limits own
by purchase the only which DO
troduced into the city. The stock Of this company
probably be the best paying stock in tho Union.
tho laws reports OF engineer with &C., be had
by calling at the office Of Messrs Das Thomas. No. So
Wall street, second story SAMUEL PURDY, President.
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CIApTIIING.


HtAsT.oFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having any clothing FURNITURE OF
obtain fair cash by ssndfn(
the subscriber at his residence through the posi-
Ladies attended BY Nrs Dusseldorf, Is Kim street
L., M. DUSSELDORF.
CAST or CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
~ wanted.-Iadiss or gentlemen having any olothns
furniture je~ery st0cE goods 20 dspose Of obtain
ready cash by sending for the subscriber at his redenoe
or BY line through the rost ONCE N. COHEN, No GO
him street Ladies s.ended by MIRA. Cohon-
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE whNTED.-LADIKS
~ or gentlemen having any Of the above 60 dispose o In
large small reels get fair oah proc by seudnE
TO DE store or by letter through the Post ooc. which
will be promptly attended to- TO ensure despatch do ncS
pay tho postage. 5. COHEN, foz uudson ssrcos.
Ladies attended ~ Mrs, Cohon,
(tIoTHiNG WAnTAD.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
~ having any of clothing TO dispose Of can get
fair cash price by 6ondog 20 the store or
by Post 10 q. ihWIs 2in Bowery.
nAST orr CLOTHING, &C..-BY sENDiN9 FOR on
~ calling On tho euhforher - ms seoono nare
current money for largo o. ANAL gun o. gocd i.t on
wearing apparel ~ every dencrip'on yr5 MUMMY
II Qcafgs ftIen., cor Chatham strtoW
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REMOVALS.

DEM0yAL-J. G. BOOTH HAS REMOVED HIS
IL tailoring establishment to No. aS6 Broadway corner
Of Broome and having opened entire
cloths casseres and vesngs all Of this fairs Importation
would be pleased 10 receive call from his old
snd friends trusting by strict attention to business to
merit continuation Of their patronage The best talent
employed in the cutting department confined With his
long practical in the business viii be sufficient
guarantees for the style Of work. well as the
oution OF orders. j. G. BOOTH,
No. is6 Broadway. corner o. Broome street.
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BOTTLED WINES, BRANDIEs, ALEs PORTER &C.
- &C The largest assortment in the United States
Warranted as represented For sale by VIM ii. UNDER
HILL 4yD Broome street. corner Of Crosby Superior old
wines and brandies. Scotch India and Philadelphia ale
London Dublin and porter stout Sohiedam
bitters branded cherries Sc. &c.
DRANDIES-PALE AND DARK. IN ALL THE BEST
ID brands and Of various yntages port sherry
dera vines Meders swan schedsm and London cordial
gp high grades OF scotch and Irish wey; Jamaica and
~ Crok blackberry cherry and raspberry brandy
&o. For sale TO sp dealcr families at lowest prices
by UNDEKHIII. dj0 Brocme Etrest.
7 AMBRY'S GRAPE LEAF HIEDsrECK, TEMPLE
IL and extenHye assortment Of the best champagne
wines known In this market fine ST Julian st Estephe
Chateau and other car0ts from 81 Is TO per
dozen French ard domestic cordias syrups &C. For
sale ~ W. IT, UkDFRHILL, 40 Broone street,
Crosby.
Nj b. PETERS CO., NO. 800 BROADWAY, So
M iici.S the attention Of families 70 their extensive
stock Gne old Porta Sheryios and Baiera which The
have imported EXPRESSLY for family Brsndies Of
best brands and yintasss for sale, wood drAf
scotch Ales, London Porters, TO-, No.
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sneunt s6sring withdrawn. rAs portion sciA-coa-
prg abs1k thrd II the entzs fun
rate.
fosAocs I'VE heard that ~ bales Havana were ssd on
private terms Deaand isss active.
HE0MPTs OF PRODUCE.
BY ERIE RAILROADS.&C. boxes cheese 462 ages but
ter, TT bbs Hour. and TO3 head live stock
Bv New HAvRu KArIRoAD.-538 boxes cheese, and Is
packages butter
Br NoRrH RIvEl BoArs 10 e5 bushels wheat 100
bushels 90 bbas whiskey: 46S bbs -four 10 bbs
ashes le7 PACKAGES butter $50 bbls provisions "a bales
wool. and 273 boxes cheese.
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CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD, FOR TEN THOU
~ sand dollars-The owner Of TAcony will trot Mac
any other horse in the world mile heats best three five
under saddle, the Hunting Park Phadelphia
county for ave thousand dollars miles and repeat
In harness. tho track for Ave thousand dollars
each match half f0reto trot any time before the frat
Of December 1852 This challenge to remain open for
oeptance two weeks from this date.
JAS. II. KELLY, Philadelphia, Oct. 8.
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SPORTING.

CPORTING. MICKEY FREE WILL ACCOMPLISH
~ his great feat Of wiking 1000 miles in 900 hours
Friday October 70 at two O'clock r. NJ at the Thatched
Cottage Jersey City, which occasion there will be
old English sports TO be p SMokey open
jump walk in this country in two three
weeks from this time.
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DAHCINu ACADEm.s cs.


noDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 300 BROAD
Lsdes' classes Wednesday at ~ NJ and Saturday
and Saturday at ~ p Gentlemens classes, Monday
Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings Which are
of the pupil see published circular TO DO had at
the All the new and dances Of tho
II Gavellil Academy for Dancing, No. $50 Broadway
combined with in in the dances most Ia mode
for the heathfu active and energetic de-
yelopement Of the muscular powers OF young scholars 10
and style Of motion in dancing is reduced to few
comprehensive rules simply explained and thoroughly
dr
IL and 9P M For ladies' e days, at II and u A. NJ
streetSgnor r. Planet respectfully announces to his
patrons the public that Tuesday October 18th, he
practice most fashionable dances which, under
his method Of teaching his pupils will be able to learn
to p NJ and from three r. M to five T.. ~, for pri-
tice.
DRIvATE DANCING AND wALTzING.-J. H. SCAR
Il lNG'S Academy, at IS Bond street. class
Friday evening. 18th nss. for gentlemen
turday afternoon 10th inst for young ladies and masters
Mr. forming classes daynorning afternoon and
evenngto suit the Of all parties Schools and
families attended and private soirees formerly For
terms and full particulars see circulars At Mr. s.
sidence, rs above.
V,HE ART OF DANCING AND WALKING COR
i rectly, in their various branches The classes
CHARRUAUDs room, ~ White street, will commence ON
at 80 M for ladies' misses and masters; at in the eve
ming for gentlemen
VIZ WHALE AND DAUGHTER RESPECTFULLY
mnes on Monaay oatober IL AZ eathe Hail BToetlyn on
Tuesday l2th at go Broadway Wednesday, 18TH at 30
Eighth For see circulars to be had ~
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Union COURSE L.L-GREATSPORT-BALL MATCH.
mile race and five mile race by eight Indians from Ca
NADIA, vs-Joseph Teon, Anas Mantsur. Joseph Dellee
Jaque oserakee Sacsare Tshororos Lazari Avanaraca
Joseph and Thomas Theyanoson In their
full native costume. The BAH match will be played In their
native syle the best in three for purso Of SO
mile will be by elk of the Indians
SO At reasonable intermisson six Indians win
five mile for $780, Stages will leave Fulton
ferry att o'clock Fare rs cents.
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MUSICAL.


MIR. EMANUEL BRANDEIS PROFESSOR OF PIANO
IVA and singing begs to inform the public that he
nues said branches either at his residence al
that of his pills. The brilliant attending his
proved method enables him
ference Please apply at 29 Bowery from H. OFT and
O'Clock y. N.
NJ G. HILLS SELECT VIOLIN CLAsSES-ONE FOR
IN new begnr and for the practice, &c. Of
advanced puri-wi'l comm ence Immediately Terms mod
eiate Apply his No 1873 Pult street alter
At ocl3ck Saturdays and Su adays pied For
private tuition the snatcrte and apply sboye
at No 6j Lexington avenue corner Of East Twentyh
street.
CEyEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO FOR
- sale at great sacrihce the being about leave
the city Can be at the li Fulton street,
. few doors west OF Broadway
CINGING CLAss.-AN ELEMENTARY GLASS OF v0-
~ cal music will be formed for ladies and gentlemen. in
ST. Iukes building Of Hudson and Grove streets
Thursday October 18TH at half past seven o'clock r. NJ
Second and third evenings Of the will be Thurs
day the m and Monday the 18Th Of October at half past
seven o'clock r. NJ r. DUDLEY. Teacher.
Terms for the twenty four lessons gentlemen two
dollars and ladies one dollar First evening free.
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yoTSs saS WITH ,ao Vino v.s
qur trade and general produce conuisoa business
with So 600. TO adv produce) for which
liberal interest will be paid and good security be had
for the money address PRANK with real ab this
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UETRUUTIOA..


DOCK. KEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &C., THOROUG HLY
- taught BY w. j. RENvILLE, No. 259 Broadway.-Each
student receives separate instruction and rapidly ad
vanced in his studies while the knowledge imparted him
is found to b. peculiarly adapted the practical require
ments of business. Open day and evening.
CEDAR GLEN SEMINARY, SING SINo;-ARs. PAT
TERS0N has been induced to add considerably to the
facilities before available in her establishment and hopes
merit Of that liberal patronage she has Al
ready enjoyed There will be vacancies for few
pupils after the which will terminate the lsto
age; above that ago. 500 annum music and singing
IS per quarter.
DRIvATI INSTRUCTION IN PENHANsHIP.-THA
subscriber prepared 10 give instruction in the
srt Of penmanshp ladies gentlemen, A his 2
Broadway first above the Irving For SALE ee
CANT Copy Book with instruotion-prioe Is cents.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
u IDING SCHooL.-W. II. DISBROW. NO ~ FOURTH
~ hiss commenced his evening classes for GENTLE
Open each evening from to clock Ladies
usual from eight A. NJ, to three p. NJ