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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
Tuv 0sE.r FEATURE AT GEMS's BA-

z,,R-Ths selendd sssornsns Of Youths ana eo5s Goa
inr heb las ntt besn splesd b fore the p5s: 81 0xN
Bsrssr s drawing cIosds Of admirers Lsoses isS.ay
from Para ssy and With truth tat ncthng hts 70 70 %
found 10 any est.bhabnen 10 that city Tee Case OF
ytous GErITs consists 81 the cream o. more tnan
dozen Of the elegant sssonnens Ia fars. a, tle
Vssus d Ne ds said eIlbiae The pereetionso may
bssvt al omen does this model Bazar e5moSe W
Attractions Of the fret establishments soosd 10 es o. ~.
Sepatrnens Nor 10 this ell; tie superb foStn,, DOS
ana Infsnts Clothing embracing vadsty Of yecHI1c.
~ y,ss rot procursbe here ia ths country - soo !.
~ Par retail yTsees In short the BszelT IL oestoe %
beons AZ fasn0ns for moderate prices 80 y, ca
xcods GENS's Bazaar, " hicaoias h3I %, o1oe- -eI
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" Frail Austomy," why Will you

d. sossurned With that bsskcE coueh when oenkn
,onnd tpsDsn a. Ars JERyss Cold Candy. viii soo.se
"a sr.Slcsis tLat Lettering fare A the coi1 Weht
800. on n "a, Aad soskles ct the tEoUs1s u s us
rission dunps tbs winter unons-so p1csstsie % os
trters % hea,ng.
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W.. q. JfnniNes & GO. 40 THE PUBLlc

w. i. JENNINOo o co V II :. =
IN ths se. Of it, suprobxisa 20 the ready rsde con-
ins rpanGfaosureo by W. T. Jennings Co, No 81 broad
way Wfthout The sbvenrti0us sid Of grsnooqueet soVe
tssmeotA hiss ben aud Is regarded a. uDeq0aled 10 NJ
gye and finish. Craftsmen know thst tSey Gao depen9
mon IL NJ eopa n any clothing AIDE 20 meas
Co invite especial attention 10 t0eH VesS au1
psntaloons present season Tue pIttero ,hS
OF material the cutting. the making %, e halsn ce
lsnse the admiration Of every man Of t'te ana
ton t IL believed hs such ready made s2parei bn n'sf
bsfre been submitted TO the pubic Tor their approval IS
~ At couprised inme fall stock OF a pels,
iona vssta &c a. the estsDshsnSnt q
w n Jepninss Co No. 81 BIosd Eay, Amencaa iote-
Ps-(;uttsr. of unsurpassed skill employed In ZOE
order department any article Of gentensns SURE
Il fnrp.slss al the shortest notice.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
soscvx Ts<erapA CFos eOrse, q HGSss~ asl BsdsevSS

Connecticut city md Town Elections.
Sxe-igi DirafcA Of The N. y. Tribune.
NIDDLETows Tuesday, Oct 5, lsJ2.
Scott and Graham triumphant. Wig
i.ers elected By over - majority
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Gpv.r SALr or SILKS -HiTCHCoCK &

LyuarArfR No 3i7 Broadway, corner Le7ugdst have
onep,d tni. norprg splendid assortment Of Silks which
ihsx have purehsed al suction very low rates. and w
furnish their cheap The embraces
he wants OF every lady They have aso splendid asso
msnt OF shaw. french mernoes plain ard figured Cash.
ssres DE Lspes indeed other KIND OF adsS
winter dress goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

CATERS AT ALL PRicEs.-Ladies will
hsa the interest 60 purchase their Gates and other
Mncles Of feet covering a. CANTkELLs, No $50 B0wery
fpr while BIS prices very low his Aols for quality II
material eeicscy ~ shspe, and elegance OF msnusetare
cAnuet be sSoel-a CANrREi 10 now assisted by LaooJ-
tssux formerly OF BrsSdwsy credtabie iuiorseent o.
CAkakELL. , elaans 70 n pal ronags OF Che laoles
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N sCNus onhO1 uuG cVAtuAt -
the house that has not received he bensst Of Mrs JGRss
Candy hen the ssnp aad dreary ceoes Ct sn inss
echOes throuRh the dssolste roous For coasf coio,
hosrseres tnroA., szd other pulmonary eo12AA"
las no rival.
~ Hawthorne has given to the world
rio prof of our cspaby 70 excel In Liter srre IS We
hsvs in simos. every other thlng Hsvhornes writings
vii ssi longer to creates. honor than say other ~et
bsve yet had Oar subseyiSnsJ % thngs srioPsAa
las, fzrs out snd natural material tor ts hGas,
state ointeusctpA and utaEn grestnes tns' ths woo
has yet il ~, developing Witness the saoct = o. "A
JEkvlss Colo Candy. the sckhOWisaeea re soy i' o'1
colds, &c
or FowLyRs & WELLS, Phrenologists
sad Publishers Clinton Hall No. Isl Essssust- Nsvfotf
and No li2 "sssnston+St. Boaion. "
rr Southern and Western Merchants
culd 90 well % purchase Ms JERvIss Coid Cstty an AZ
dele Of undoubed good reputation for coughs colds sn1
der paiossSy e apsip This article testified and cs..
rfa 10 By ia. first Of the couDt sold 81 the prHn-
,sl osses, No $50 srosaw.y.ey Nr. w JEsus
PAPER WaREHousE.-WRIT Pa
,yRs ~ rpr CASE OS,Y.-CYRUs W. FIELD Co. No III
Ci.f,. sole lrerfs for tie Nic11s Mills sud Agents fer
sort Ell Tie Paper Manufacturers In ths eoanrJ new 9y
pees ore Of the mos, extensive ard desTsos sOszs OF
American French and Enzllsh W2iTISe PAPEss eTsf
ssowD in the United state.
HAIR DYEINe.-CRsTADoR EXCEL
SCR LouID HAIR DYE color the Hair and Wfsse zoe
eso b. sSsed immsdstey without ssurbins the color
lurcvfpg y texture and conferring eiascy q he hiF
II 10 applied cold 81 CRisTAoORos, No Asoi h0uss.
Private for apply ing theoJe
HAN DYE AND WIss.-BArcbELoRs
x.ructorJ for these sSsl celebrated In al para o.
IN Wufld; peuons sginss Light essant snd duisoie w
~ Youpss esa surely 10 suited Biz Hsr Dye II applied,
s, IL copy he ssiTss-ssv.T' o'iIDii4tsoss
~ GouRAuD's Liquid Hair Dye is,
without exception Or reservation the very best Invented
Equally celebrated is CCEAUDs Msdcsted Soap Tor curing
pinpe. eckes salt rkeuIn flesh woTns letter wnes
tan rouahuesa Ls POudre Subtitle Woos hair frOm any
cart Of the BODY Liquid Rouge, Lk White ana dAir
Gloss at g. Walkers, near Br adWsy.
q DODwoRTH' Dancing Academy opens
with the formation Of his classes for the ensuing
on "WEDNESDAY, (To-dsyD a. his ne y room, No 81
Broadway next door TO Grace Church Pero1s DESTROYS
Of acquiring es,y and elegant style Of DsncnE wiz do
well enroll their among the sigHaurts 70 these
clszes, which are rapidly filing up.
r. / life in the Saddle is the life of the
Mexican In country unfortunately for the health Of
the people they 10 ride horseback hall enough 20
acqre ttste for eq1estr exercise and perfection IN tle
Drscttss OF the art take lessons OF DrsBsow Ne - iih av
Noun Tor the dead no. do not mourn
The death OF things we losthe esd spurn.
Btd-bpgs and venniD fail sod die
Two lines below will tell YOU why. -
" LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills,
,od at No 424 Broadway st &c esch instantly sth to
irsectS rails aad mics.
MADAME SoHrAo.-T'he only Portrait Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

~ Clothing for the million. said an old
customer snsr ssiectrg bis fall c<ns OF bis end end
bepef.ctof ~ l. FosTEE No q Cortisndst where ne said
be should send I'll bis friends and where all viii find
and well selected stock Of ready made clothing ADD
f.y,f ruoAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
"a. Hawthorne has given to she world

" FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologisrs
and PubHsers Clinton Hall No Isl Eszssust, Nsv-Yok,
aad No lf2 V-sssineton-5t. Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
" Lis sinpnl.r that we shonld be so

intopssiy practical with much to eNte the imsgnaon
even 10 NOR b,ay hy the sunmty OF extent diversity OF
cline aud ocsmoPole study that surround Us But the
Truth 10 eur ual destiny sin the hands Of bupTeme
Powt that leads onward 20 s set Tor us BY feie
with A. steady profressveness and Is good results - fs
lERvls's Cold Candy has attained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

Americans In our tendencies 70 populszs snythns has
with IL philosophy We Pa,ron6e In drove, aud give
suoes ~ in of coed nature TO those who inagne
frluus 10 lie purely "scieatic The fortunate, with tnlg
pride really accomplish hing but Il len without our
helpins caprice would have dne nothing Now Mira JtR-
xtIs Cold Candy Las been doing gOOa TON The start
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

SHAWL AND SILK EMPoRIUM.-G NJ.
goorsy No. SO Grand-st corner Of Orchard, $4,000
vsoath elsssnt Fail sbAwls and Silks just received all
Of The latest styles and patterns imported % this country
Al.o Merinoes Nelvets, Ladies Cloths, Cashmeres Do
Lsu.s Fisnre enk.fs and every description OF Oomes
lie (ooot ali A. unparni lelsd low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

~ - Uncle Toms Cabin" mas been
vs popular ana yet II ss ration, written with
an 6opest real 10 holy cause But this appealing 90 the
imaSns,on merely, always has lie reaction This maud
psre sentiment bat literary qusckery that sseU TO-
rresipt n At composes M JERyiss Cold Csudy 10 for all
ta,e and win the de land years 70 come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

tS II is Greek adage, that every I'M
bevn block Of marble contains statue. So slso there
,hft IN the materials for the garment But re-
aufes kt 20 he got ont both n satas ADD the shirt As
re ards the latter n be ,od toat az GREENS No
Asfnf Houa, nalhing hnl PEI feet shIlts are made
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ELASTIC, DuRAnLE AND UNsHRlNKABLE.

Tue o. leofeteu ~ v, Nrftno ano Nooen
uNpTRsInErS Ann nRAwERS
Manufactured and impaired By The undersigned posse,s
quality which sdapt them TO the Give them
q TRIAL They are NJesnt and cheap.
A. RANKiN Co, No. le+ Bewsiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

AZ Sad. shady and solitary must ba
the house ths, has not received he benest Of Mrs JERus
&C Candy hen the a.np and dresry coogs of ~ tnmss
ecloe, through the dssoiste roous For coasIs colds
hossersr core tnrOA. AID other pulmonary Complaints
As no rival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

A CARD.-To THE PUBLIc.-lf an art'-
ella hiss stood tue est time has recommended by tbs
frs Of the couryhss avoided hunbus oy belng con-
fined 10 s esitiaste Sphere when LARGE fortune cOad
have been by easy lying should 1t not receive the
e0unienspcs Of ell men Mrs JERvss Cold Csndyis
that article For coughs COLDS Sc is efficacy il univer-
at kpoWledeec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

"FLow on, GENTLE Avon Yes. 1t
has fostd ou-snd ootsthst cough ersoicaiors i JER
vss Cold Candy sesdy ss time, as regular as the sun
II has nov been IN existence seven years snd II would DC
snat public calsmitS 10 suppress its ussfulness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

II Nathaniel S. Wing is the Wing can-
ddsie for the Assembly in the Tenth Diszie. (xUth
and XlX,h wards instead Of Nathan G King, a. printed
Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

~ We learn that Hon. E. l.. Snow, Of
Sheriff by the Temperance Alliance. ~ yet be las
not accs pted Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

W Brush away the mold of that cough
with ths feather In popuiay's eap-Mr, JEsvs's Cold
CandF Lubroaie that thtOsOpsn that chest VITA
tLa hey 70 heethMrs JERyss Cold Candy. 1t viii but
IN end hin fyou negect) while raak corruption, niu-
all within infects UNSEEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

Noun Tor the dead no. do not mourn
The death OF things we losthe ssd spurn.
Bsdbpg, and vermD fail sna die
Two lines below will tell you why.
~ LYoN's Magnetic Powder and Pills,
odd at No 424 Brosdway St &c eseh instantly f,ta to
Z sectS. raks aad mice.
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sIERY and

HosIERr and UNDERGARMENTs--
Wholesale Department Merchants replsnishps Their
stock should xenc the various syies 81 scascnabe goods
sasTsa at very low prices al No loi BcWerS.
RANKIN Co.
Importers sad Manu- hctaGsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

~" "Oh. mickle Ia the powerful grace
that lies in Mira EkyisS Cold Candy. has sesd been
IN popularity package Of tile delicious aud wdsle
sams eonfecuoD acts sEainst hydra headed
oot s Ths dreaming, but iscs-su' orn fsctS sc
knvriedsed by the pures and greatest Ia the and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

Y Life in the Saddle is the life OF the
Mexican. In this country unfortunately for the health
The PEOPLE they 60 not ride on horseback hall enough 70
acquire ste FOR equestrian exercise and psecton IN the
prcttss OF the art take lessons Of DrsBgow, Ne - hsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
PAprR WAREHousE.-WRIrINe "a

,rRssY TIE CASE OwiY.-CYRUs w. FIELD Co. No III
Gifts. sole lfsrts for tie Nic1hs Mills snd Agents fer
snor- Ell The Psper Manufacturers In ths eounsrI new OK
r ir se on very favorable terms fush lover thar MIL
prees ore Of the rnos extensive ard desos stosks OF
American, French and EnzliEh W2iTISs PiPEss eTT
thnvn 10 the Unitad 6tatea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

n II. TOWNSEND n Co., No. FOL
0rssavieh invite attention to their Fall stock q Car.
PETS Ou Cloths, kufs Shades DnsGsry Maslins Gt Cor.
ntosa &c, addition excessive Of Shs sls
Sslks. Bombeihes Alpssss DeLainsa SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

SoNTAG CONCERT GLAssES.-WALD-
srKIx BFCXEL Opticians No 45l Broadway, have lust
received ths Opera olssses Of rev and superior eon.
In made for tho concerts OF that
dinsa our friends already know snd srsns
respectfully invited to norm themselves thai DO
tbs bsss for the imp ovement Of vson.
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H.IR Observation-Disclosures EXCEL

SCI louID HAIR DYE 10 color the Hair and fske zoe
moment IL Is applied without iuiuy 20 the hair or ska IL
can b. washed immediately without disturbing me coof,
improving n texture and conferrug essety Y ne hsI
n 10 applied OF cold 1t cKisTGooR5s No AsoI house.
Private room for apply ing the dye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

= PErERsoN & HuMPHREYs, No. $40
1rcsdwsy, OF Whts-sf, are recsfytnr s,,Iv s.
Europe and the Ancroa Rooua uuusaay f.rrs "a -
ant ssoeA q capetinxe saTpassias IN bnhsnsy ~ s
shsss 81 assse and hn anything ever odsroi IN ~,
maTket Many patterns exclusively own ara NOT a y.
Sbaza elsewhere. Aiso the renowned Worid. ESs- Co.
ID entire piece % which call pubic s,sertoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

~ The Assembly Delegates of the
XVIII District met last ng the Broadway House.
but not completing their business, adjourned, TO meet
at the same place on Taurslsy evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
Or GoURAUp's liquid Hair Dye is,

without exception reservation the ye best e7sr Invented
Equally celebrated Is cCRAUDs Medcsted Soap fof curing
pnples feckes rksuI flesh tester wness
tan roU2hneG Ls Poudre Subtitle Troos hair from any
carl Of the BODY Liquid Rouge, L< W bite and Hsir
Goss at G. Walker g, near Br sdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

- Csrpetings, Oil Cloths, &C., at
Rowx's New Score No 27s Husson. between C,nsl ana
eprAess. Only two spacious waIe-ocms bit thsy are
well led With aud elegant Crreiinss Of every Mas
Oh Coths great variety and every ether article nsaaly
hsnd In Carpet stores All goods tary represented and
odersa upon the best tsrta
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H.In DE- Irp Wlss.-BArcsELoR's

x.rut.ctoy for these articles 10 celebrated in 81 para Of
tn world perlons ws1ins Light esant .nd dufsols
En- Youpss can surely 10 suited Bis Hsir Dye apPled
"A surs ,u1fsntes) or sold wholesale and retail ~ 10
TsII-yt Copy the sSaress-bsv,rs of'nii<no7s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

~ "The summer smiles are nearly
seee-cok out for winters fosns, yea whose lurss
s,eased-ycs with bronchial affections Mrs JERvIs's Did
Candy heah and ubcstes uuhtaily Come and bay test
asa tsSesnS the ares Of the country have done
sefsre yoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
- Snrrhern and Western Merchants

us 90 well % purchase Ms JERvIss COD Csrd1 an AZ.
dele o. uudoshted good reputation r eoush solds sno
br pvI,s-v cr nplsins This article testified and car
70 BY ts krst men Of the country Il sold 81 the prasi-
sal ofscs No SsS Broadway. BY Nrs W. Jaws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

NISETEENTH WARp---We learn that
Jacob Cole, Esq viii run as Independent candidate
for the Office Of Justice Of the Peace la the Tard Die.
trfct
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paintina, &r.


ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure. Tho
~ EEW-JERSET ZINC CO. Warehouse No. B Dey'
st. are prepared to supply their Zinc Psnts =, the follow
lDE prices:
No. White, ground IN oil o.. per pound.
No. White, ground ia OIL, ac. per pound
No. White, ground in oil &c. per pound
Brown and Black, ground in OIL, Sc. per pound
Dry White ofIiDc. s.. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Arr Thorough test ia Europe and tie Unted Stats hss
beel found to retain s beauty and qua ties ns
er than an other paint For wheness and brliancy 81
unTyaed il u free from all poisonous properties 90 common
and DANGEROUS IN other pigments; will ov-r-equa
from ~ l per cent psce than led and IL there
fore much cheaper the customer As inside pest
will 10; turn yellow even when exposed 70 the suplnrou-
sGses OF coal fires the foul OF shps Their nite
Zinc ground in varDsh produces the porcelain hmsn Inen
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and sohd metallic costns upon
wood. brick, iron and Other metallic slriaoe- and are re-
naIksbe for their hre-proof properties. They are spec Ally
siatsd purposes having been found 20 resist te
conodiDg action of salt destructive 10 other eln
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING Il SQUIER Agents. No. - Dey-sf
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the

~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-0RLEANs-
NEW ORLEANS Oct 81 lS52-By virtue OF the thirty sew
ep,h section of the Of the Legislature OF the state Of
Louisiana entitled IAN Act 20 consolidate the City OF New
Orleans and provide the government and administration
its aar approved Feb % 1882 and OF the 9Th section
the supplementary thereto and providing for the III
corporation OF the City of Lafayette with the City of New
Orleans approved the day. and for the purpose OF
funding @ debt Of the old city the late First Second and
Yknd hunlcipalities and City OF Laayette--
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az this Office for
the exchange just aud equitable computation Of inter.
est of all upmAtufed Bonds aud other obligations old
ciiy and OF the late First Second and Third Municipalities
ard CITY Of LAFAYETTE for BONDS OF the CITY of NEW
ORLE FANS dated FIRST JULY, 1852, AZ FORTY YEARS
Er ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable the
Office of the City Treasurer with interest coupons attached
thereto at the rate OF SIN PER CENT snnnn, psys
bic in the City of NewYok on l January and st July In
each wear the interest obligations offered IN exchange
above 10 be calculated up 10 LIST January, 1888 AZ which
tme interest on the Bonds TO be issued Will commence
Tie proposals. be Endorsed "ofer for exchange OF
Bonds &C. will DO opened and acted upon on the fourth
Monday in each month commencing Monday the "a OF
November ne 1t ISL.
sct any OF all bids
A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor
o. DEBUYS Controller.
wM. IL GARLAND Treasurer.
VIM p CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Aldermen
l. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
A. LAYET, Secretary. Board OF Assis'Sn' A"ei'"o"
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CUPREME COURT.-PHILIP D. MoCAR

~ Thy snt ROBERT G. ALLEN sssast WILLIAM MCGUIRE,
NARY GRIFFIN, Lxscr, &C. sad oec-ln u
De- Of tbs Court the following cscrhed viii b. sd Of The
Nerefanis EHhaese the CITY Of New fofk. Inc l DAY
NOVEMBER nezt Al y oeios NJ By ANTHONY BLEEckER,
IA Anctane>s al that ot Of Land sasts
ns and the westerly s6e Of Madison between 3 ard
ed the xyIIh Ward Of Tie City o. New rok and bas4d
ard described oiOvs Commsnsns Of rsnt th~ sad
westerly side Of Madison dfssf rfy fst - hes
nerher from the Dhs es'ery hs<s and 3ist
tese nohery along The westerly eide Of n.1oa Az tven
~ our feet Dr e westerly ard parallel 70 3ise sn&
through the center Of the wall sarf half On tbs ~ here
by conveyed the cr 4djonS Tie DsA
ninety Eve et snee ruSns southey and parallel 70 ss
and nchrs thence eas,ery eni pafanes
3ists and though the Of the party wsn standing o.
hall t hereby conveyed and the ohsr hall On ihs & s
sdrns the south nneiy I've cet TO the sad westerly 40
ad<onav, the place o. besnnss sex iosa osnc -
Ia6s. FIREMAN CAhkr Ef:res
Ann C.sy,sIL Az y. Ia Prs Is Valet o25 ssw3vSAn
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h)aiehes, 1ewelrp, &r.

WATCHES and JEWELRY.-SQUIRE g.
w BROTHER Nos 81 Fulton ct. and ls2 Bowery would
o. the attention Of their friends and eusomers
thct are visiting the city If they IN want OF Inc God
Watch such % Beesey TobiaS Cooper TAYLOR and other
celebrated makers Silver Ware such as ForEs Spoons
Teasets or Gold Jewelry &c that now prepared
better than ever 10 sell the goods on the
mos. reasouabe Oar stock Is large and well selected
IS regards Lste ches pDess aid durability Our mode OF
ranted represented Your custom 10 most cordially si'
it'd
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. 5. NAIL
EXPRESS LISES-Throush In a. hOnp-New-Jersey
Railroad, Vi. Jersey City, leaving NewYork at sads
A. W., and 5! p ~, from foot OF Courtlsndtst Leaves
Phiade phia ZANE hours foot of alnutst Fare reduced
20 g for first class and e 50 for secondclasL
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLEsTOS
through tickets sold in the above ns and through baggage
earned in the 81 NJ hines from NewYork, with through
Conductors Passengers with esesage cross the ery ID Da-
sps before The trains leave.
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uater Cure.

HYDROPATHIC NSTITUTE.-Dr.
Il 4 TRAIL receives PATENTS at the eommod.us City
Establishment, No. IS LAsht-s, tFeoenty en,arsed BY
Hsw bnilans) special department. Tor the Msenso'eA
nud Sur.c treatment Of female diseases dsplaceInonts.
&C. Is under the charge OF DEs TRAIL and HOSFoRD.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 the
Iretuon take the Nors ard Essex Railroad a. the foot
Of Ccurtlardtst At 81 and l2 NJ aud and z. NJ.
Reurpnr leave Water-Cure Station ~ and ~ A. N
ard South Orange At - and 81 L. Nj.