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70 .xnsnsyp and Wssss-n MS9sn~nss.-
sisss The insyedsstoB Of Wolfss Ayomatie Sohi .da
slssr The proprietor Isos..d letters rom
sscA % stations Of The ssustry sstssng ia tho mott
srsd.d and snphs 20 name ths sssrardnssy and
ssd tAs II Effects bad s.d ansocsssomsd
travellers Writers and other
husteo,s ssreFsy suffered from this eopOns Of
The graf amount OF Aumus other forms vegetable
matter 70 say nothing Of various mineral solutons
Western rivas ana thu equally perneious quantity o.
snpsase Of line alumins and fuone Ia the waters OF the
limestone disssts Of the Eat snd Northeast the ad
nittsS ard ssdeubsd eausas Of the psnuar
" And redspts the eee,s frequently acute both
table matter in a"n srsasS sorsss
in producing that form sver and ague which
uB Of various chronic sasses Upon old and ha
bituA rssssnts the especislv of the wa
stone Of the sisddes ana isssy: spssins ehro
nation q q ose srgans with drop, general debility ana
IL now as satisfactorily asssrsaDea by experience -
"a nferontial from chemical principles that the aromatic
Schnapp oesiAso all theIe feots AID
1 s q .1s ae
sns used Diet drink oee.sionally 60 restorative
beverage properly diluted With watcr has specific action
tie medical prossssion capable Of sx.rsins TO travel
lers especially Is erefcro Of ioestmsble valne and
a., s ssy %
dtsey and there DO dous that All persons susras
from the here inaO.ed in whatsvr part Of tho
eonadenes as timely aod efso1eous restorative.
nay s1,9 - u: ssy ,Ds
T. ceah s,s WssSinssS Sas street S.' anu D'0SaS''
~. Glisas1sT 81 Pc gns.rssl gle. street.
Rusht0n, Clark & Go l6 Broadway
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n sn.s q s.s s.s. Yss. voa.....:

n sx,sg ~ une Ns7v Yusa voians, sss.
yAOPuslD o, L1BRAT70F or rDs ANHIvHR :ARY OF
TEE SURRENDER OF MEXICO.
ne on Sers BoD nuishonsd sfiosvs, ard pravates
vhs ss,Nsd IN the New York Regiment Of veiuntssr,
- stSsn rssinsAss or corps Engaged the Ats vi
nszss, and He'd % members Of thu Ind pen
asnt Battalion, created BY act Of the Legislature and
sTsvsa BY the Governor in june 1852 met last even
~ at the Mercer House. 10 make arrangements for cello
Atg the anniversary Of the surrender Of the city OF
1sxtso.
Colonel WARD Bussprr President said hat IT seemed
- him that they sbonld como together to oommemorae
- hard fought battle which tia had AL participated
m VA day they should oelsbrate-a day they should
- forge though others night ne rsgsssed snst Sney
by anthony at present ssear 10 the officers. He,
1cssysr vou Dsugsest that they sbonld earls
- ll,h 70 bs in and arrange chat they ihOud
% n hey were prepared With uniform he would say
1T th.m have a parade; there wore already enrolled
jSety men but they could not parade than thirty,
emo Il would b better that they ,houid AL toge.
her N The evening and have collation. and 70 NO
Ssats o. be understood there vould ne iovitasions
fssn one tso. committee Of s-ran.emsnt was
fhsn red 10 provide music and collation. Tor the csle-
nstasa III tho l4th instant.
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published article entitled "Pohtioal Foxshp
Gus ing, hes IA relation to the position, &o, Of The
name. most repeatedly 70 reply i rocky
yellers and others familiar with Long Island Sound su
ated between stamford and Port Chester Conn
ss.r.l hill ythous srss ing hs nse, Or tho neck o.
Yankee land where, BY tradition all native born full
boodtd Yankees Tie inquirios specified nearv all of
them Originated with payties who have literally inter
estea Wholesale Of that able
gent fsshionable and nutritious atioe which may
as freely candy will not soil the most delicate glove
and which procured with Political FoxshpD and
Al. g.stnto1s publications relating TO the dalishtfaly
and Mt retail If all Of those in Broad W. CARROLL
Piopistor Williamsburg 73 south SIXTH Of sOyen
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Wealthy Citizens Of New York.-Thc Pab-

oahh and Wealthy citizens Of the City Of Nav York
which signs sha be perfect racord 81 is posi-
Die to ale OF our OF known wealth together 9Th
outline o. the persona sto y Of very may OF shen
also eway in which their several fortunes have boon
anns Cd The value Of auch work gui book
oontye to rton IN life Ia sufficiently atestod ~ tho
OF eeyep) which have already passed the
pres The tlfth cotton, In preparation, will DO
thu ough0ut and made of muah value than
yop and additional SECURITY for tho
snraey o. Us contents eonadonsia co nmunea from
Tho parties WI cnttloi place It's
or irom shsi- friends, nrs respectfully solicited
MOSES 3 BEA III
Proprietor OF the Now York Sun
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"The tyranDous and bio ody set "a aonei
The most aroh deed Of piteon1 massacre
That syer Jet Tho Lao ) was guilty OFF,
Talln WI, La. ENRxp nnN IN a saaH E0uu In.

ohes In enstb, destroyed BY Hobensaaks
Worm Syrup and 20 DO srea at the doto 80 North
Barclay street Now general snts Tho Basterr
states
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A year hence. the He sd now covered with

olond 81 hair may, without proper preoau iop, b,o
You that are blessed With luxufian tesos cherish
Inc atve and gently s.iGiatiu inhusnce of
TADokO's Esir Pre,orvs,ivo aud D-authsr will keoo
every hbre ta anchored dporea and thckon the vui
une hair There nothing to IL Tor removing scurf
cold at No. 8 Astor House. f -
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Talking Of turning Psopls's hosjs,
There's but one way to tp7n 'enn
TO bachs and brown, rom grsys and Yeas,
And not Ia ohas aS burn 'srn.
Use Crista foSo'o Dye for no
Upon bis head who spils IL,
Win ADd IL dyes Are hair you see,
But ns'sr in jy ing hlls IL
Made, sold and appliei oy CkisrADoGO No. Assc1
House PIiva ersoms T. applying the dye.
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FGLfryG al.
SEE THE NEWS COLUMNS.


A r THE REGULAR AEErIrG o. TIE YOUgG
IA venis Dsmocs asic Union club he'll s7s- "a T. Sep
tsmhe, Jth, tho 10 loving preamble .nf
e6e ed ~ David Bsnas, Jr, and oy very large
jority -
and frsi ky port prsssp and sssts a
mis,ratisns leBq tbeS shall asbfu'ly adhere
Bstu ore patform the sises ~ tho constitution
ane the determination Of TIE nns democracy shis
union TO Danish faction and sogan tion folev nom
thei, rsI And whereas this Club ct1 30 fouaass
Of the Balt Convent Of 1852 ohiisrvs ane
sees IN the action Of that Convention nothing sut Tie
acting unto statute what before aud va ths
pop Jaw OF tho Democratic party and Whereas Doresver
they not only profess hue to be Upoa Club Of Unon
name ur iess bmtod by certain 10 defining the
snd 81 the compact they fearsssv ranh
define tbeh political compact TO be ebvion TO rad
snS an honest import q the Platform seepsd By TIE
and hearts 10 democrat ne e1hsr
snd whereas e1prYe bas demonstrated strict "a
to the essAbishod customs and party
indispeHsshleto its harmony safety and 1hsxs
fore
kssolvsd. That Tie Convention called BY the Demo-
House in the oi:y Of Nov York july I5th 1855 ana 50
poin ed to September Ssh 1853 t6o
OF ~ true and legitimate Convention for ha noine ton IL
state ocers and that tho delegates elected to YspreesAt
the democracy Of this city in at Cow Friday
september 9Th By order Of ths General COMMITTEE .
according the time hopoIed laws usag Of the oarty
the only legal atives Of the sediments Will "
the party and we earnestly call that
tion from every section the State
= most promps and decided action ate apts 70
fore with their shts and effort
usagcs q. GVDFkEY GuNrHER, President.
G. CAIRNS, Secretary.
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AYLnAr-six HnVDRYY

s'NNuh9b '%r CgAL, ArLOsT-six HUNDRED
tom comher and Cs, from the mips Of ne New Creek
ton paHy -choo, Jas =. Bn-tns and Fashion
,ols sppy At the oiase o. lAe es Geek csnpaas :,
" 49, F.fv~t
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NETTING or THE BARKER GUARD, HELD
N Friday morning. tho 9TH Of nbcr ISa an eir
return from or annas pic mic End :xcursisn Csoa
commodore Grouse wero unanimously adopted
b,rehy tsn,e,sa e. our n,tb st company 40 Are
treat Bedford for the kindness sympathy
towards our worthy comrades, Empire and Creton who
accidentally shot In tho neck and Il the eousAscus
and hospitab msnner that received provided
for durD. our stay at her house. and
Retreat 10 parties going sons the
wh.re good faro be had 1t sxtravsaas 1ass
Resolved That tho thanks Of this DO zen
d.red csmrajo Barker for tho
were perfected and carried our comforA psStisu
,y for the abundant supply Of life balsAm ksSA 70
ssorer, fur nifhei.
Resolved That thanks be also rendered 20 our frSend
Captain Veraant OF Bedford for the furnished
auyipg short tsay.
Resolved. That THINKS be also tendered to Captain
Freight aida for their splendid turn and rssopsop
arrival At Bedford.
hesoiyel That our thanks be rendered TO comrades r
c., j. D. l., snd M' jor W for their soul stirring
ser.nas af'er err rets ncst for the night also
msnper they performed their duty committee e
csive the ladies.
Resolved That thanks duo to Jasob Blsoh ESQ
for his tention during our stay at tho Retrcnt -
BES BoIr, Secretary.
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Crystal Palace IT. Gilbert h Co.'S lEolian
Piano has been tho theme Of admiration at the Palace and
great assortment these beautiful paHos to DO found
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HelOdcons at Great Bargains. Tho Sub
scrbeT ba. tho largest assortment Of in the
and Will sell at exceedingly low prces for cash Also VIII
sell ana take monthly payments Meiodeons to ront
HORACE WATERS, NO. 1888 Broadway,
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CRYSTAL PALACE.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AIOUNT ZION CHURCH or rHE RESTORATION 1879
M Pree ,hi, ~ Bishop Snow 10 morrow at 3
and IL Z. NJ Evoping sabectThe number OF tho nar1o
Of tho bca5t-sx hundred and sItJ-six" Roy. IL: H.
NyHE REV. hugh s. CARPENTER WILL PREACH
Sunday llth inst st tho Broadway Horss, entrance
In Grand street.
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Csrpetings Peterson & Humphrey, No. $40
Broadway, have received and opening their fall
ses Of rich and elegant imported expressly for
ty trade consisting Of rich 1Bonvaise Carpet lin
tro carpet, medallion centre and Landscape border
lassing any carpet ever IN th eoqntryJ medallion yOye
grades cheaper csrpetin usually found in carpet ssore
Also ocloths In groat variety fer rale the ibe
eAl terms.
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To Connolsseus s.-Tho most unexcepeSona-
be necessary articleD ,ooa are Bogle
Tlud pre- aration for she hif A|ole for shsving
moving tan &c. Sold by bhe inventor WILLIAM BuGLE
277 Washington street Boz For sals by d. d
street. boshtcn, Clark Co. g: Riss, 1872 aud Burton
stals 45S broadway Now York, and BY druggis and
pesfumers throu shout the world.
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New Music-.s Nelly. rYl DO true to Thec,o
and Little Kate, Or Hot Germ By James sinmonds
compositon Of Lea Sentiments Qua Polonas BY HOn-
ACE WATERS, 1913 Broadway the great piano and music
esfabliehmen6
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II you nave tho Fcver and Ague, or any
dernr gement Of the hillary cry 81 wy sK0OP
for IT and get wi.hous In ~sve TO
hours the fever will DO completely broker In forty
eiglt bours general Improvements Of health and
Will be realized in tho whole system This medicine
Office. 10 Fulton Btrtct
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Pianos with Circular 9cales.-T. Gilbert
Co.'S pianos have long been be the best
petition and INN enae assortment Dc found st tho
Warerooms Of HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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DAGUERnEoTyPEs,

SUPERIOR PAGUERpROrYpEs IN CoLoVs ron
~ only ar y oeDts including elegant elgq, which
npsol passed for accuracy and STYLE Of foish Al WEI
Lin 1'S 25 Bleesksr, corner Of CatDne stroat ~ "A
large ntoFiment ~ ames nnny sud lo0ot voTy
low prces a. Wellnse 226 Bcocer, c CANINE
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and shaving roorn at 80 Nassau sseoo adjoining Lbossy
HILS Instant hair dye, FOR sale or aDo;od Alo
hair. = -
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epto ses in changing gray hair 70 is origin oolo
ard promoting new growth tho inventor would rsspsot
fnls refer 70 the foo.s sm.nE various other PERSONS
az street. Wiis.S l?s Nas.sr streets Rev Q. Tsppan
street For sale at the depot l2a Chambers zas by
tho principal druqRta
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FURNITURE.

s~~-~~-~~>-~---<~~s~r>~~~
L'NAMELLED FURNfTCR E.-THE SUBSCRIBERS IN
~ vito attention to ther stock OF ornamental
Which Tor durability ard chea 80 Sutf
from t5 and upwarls, hniahcd in any stylo Daaiors
and saiesro ~ W hito street, broadway
WARWICK TURNER
JyNAMFLLEO COTTAGE FUrNITURr.-soJTgnNN
" dealers VIII fad complete assortment bonded sfY
ptpno, high post cottage and other aty 90 ~ VA
THEWS SrACG'S 10 broadway o. Gpsinx stroc,
Those who have the set No. 81 class 10 CsyssaI aos
know how tbor furniture 10 nnishod
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Scr Ofola- Cancor, Rheumatism .&c-FIyatt's
Life BE- 10 tle most certain remedy for those terrible
ceases on who suffering tho torsu-ins aims
remember that few doses OF this powerful jet pleasant
compound will sdord certain - lief.
have been cursa and published in he ncr,id and
other Those cericass5 from wen known cti
who be and consulted any hour Cirou-
lara aiming those Certificates bad the prnc
pal depot, 2t Grand street SeventyYo per bottle
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ayes, my Love. ts a,s very well. bu. NV

beard won't prov rhsp why don't you nso tha. aacs.s
Of erabams2 Heesysis wln AXE them grow 10 siS wooks
and Ii wcrD I'd try y 81 b0ttio sons 10 any
part Of Tho country @ GRAuaN 80 Ann stroot ana
al druggists Brooklyn. urs. Hayes, l56 fulton ssrost
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Splendid Now Fail Carpets, at Tremendous
i,w PRICES a. HIRAM ANDEasON's oiSht spacious sales
tapestry ycyss and Drnsscs three ply and ingram carpets
piano ooYors, gold window ehedes 80.
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A YOUNG AND HnALTHY WOMAN. A PRoTzsr
"A sDk uisAss situation . get Apply ~ No
Tenth avenue sscsnd Aoor to Dr.. AHdssoa No. 1871
n aiYaal. - -
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mOmmens d barnes, the PRACTICAL Hatfcr1,
IN Nassau treet, near Ann. will introduce this day ther
NIL lyle VI BATS Their curvfd doubebrimmed hat dc6eg
con ptiioD for bs:uty taste liz htness and disability
Aats and by that IL will retain it's shape the
most diculs heads. They invite tho fashionable world
Asptt an Judge for themselves. Remember Ill Nassau
et-ost Ann.
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ITO SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN PEYSICYANa "A
young physician from Now England, DESTROYS Of sso-
ing South wishes to make the acqusntance Of
to locate tho prasties Of scne either alone ~
ten daye Dr. o. Herald ONCE, stating whore Interview
may be had.
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RaMeyty n LessE, having Issued the Fall
ehos gen.lsnens ha invite ths, customers and The
Uubo e1awino the n. L. 100 in7entors and
ksosuse.s Of The paguorri1a Hat, wben vi. DO sold at
Assr nsual low prices giving each purchases 6ssnfa
basus 1eotypc Menoss without ads :tionnl ehars
111Y LEAsK NO. 81 Chatham stree. opposite Chambers
street. and the Of Chatham ard Pear lStrests
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Rich Caypctlnes Smith d Lounsl,ury, AS
Pea1l street. prepared exhibit their fall styles
and desirable asaor nens Of rich vel
English and American oil CLOTHS and ali other goods DER
taning tho trade all Of which they are Offering at
AhEs challenge competition.
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srsops with brown sun burned akin wi md their
ehpiehlon ccsr spotlcss, and ~bte after washing With
" " TsfGcod psias 81 two shli! 49, FoNfS I.sNsH
..n .a 80 rol 49, s-sss srnp.ions salt rn~un 4,
s",a ~ 'ne drpos Of fouts LIQUID brown hsct h.w
49, prSo oniy i.ur sailinSs Nc. g-liat, G.-a a.a
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Teas The Best Ass0 tIneDt OF Fine Teas
will found a. the store Of this Csnton Tea Company
5Chasham street, between Pearl and Roosevelt stree
tho Oldest tea establishment in tho city We
readers that they do better bera thsn elsewhere either
at wholesale or rotsl. They hsvc no branch store.
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Oh Wso tfest Bco tdwav. fof tho OF inaataa
sor ape chroI rneuwatsm eFgpsons OF tho shn
ooids Sc are highly recommended by nost enisenl
psSscans brs MOTE RiBsam, ~. AiSo mOdoatsd yApDt
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grors sps lalss belts instr ents for club feet knock
Knees, resknee7 OF tho ankle Joints md curvature OF
rpre Also, worry superior elastic stocking for oninrod
Ns o. la7 onat neo for wcsknas ~ tho knees;
AGO child73n trussee and kind of landao al Dr.
GIOYEIa. NO. IL Ann street.
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Excesior ar Dye eontens t ooponents OF The natural
nuis whoh render The hair black brown Read what
tho ohcmists sSy1ry tho ertoIo your own head or
wbiakers ii IL fan proclaim il impos.ure. Sold and
applied privately at Ne. 0 Actor nous,.
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THE MILITARY.

TTENTI0N, COAPANYl-rHE MEMBERS OF
n Wood's Guard are requts TO attend meeting Of
American Hall, third stoty) OF Broadwgy a
Grand street, on Sunday Afternoon September H. at
o clock. for the election Of minor ofcers Pee order
n. CAMPBELL, Sec. J. A. SIMONSON Cant
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Defiance SalaMahd d or safss-GayIor's Patent.
a0BEkT n. PATRICK is tho solo manufactures In tho
Jnited Statea Of bio above celebrated safo and e. G. Cot
hn Defiance LOG thu best safes looks
,onbnod in the world Depot 1872 Pearl street. ono door
Below Maiden lane formerly 90 John street.
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W8NTED-A SITUATION as CHA 88saaAID OR
Is1,ar~ "a .wy sasahls y1apg woman, zoe oar
Eleventh street between Third and ronrih agonucs
In the hort bAsensk
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OuuFuEu5 JGusG sHdIr Dyo Is, Without cX~
ocpton reseryaloa tho bes invented Beware Of
puhcd dyes Equally celebrated IL Courquds
soap, curing pin plos xeckles chaps roug
nos 1 P9rdrS Subtitle upEoots hair from any part Of tn.
No. " walker street. frat store from broadway.
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ATA GETTING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRAT

Alta MEETING OF THE YOUNaMENs DEMOCRATIC
n Union Club, held septemher 9Th following
toI unanimously ADOPTED
Whress This stub has just received che ntslssnee OF
the death Of l. Mcmahon ong useful ana active
Resolved Thatthe Young Mems Democratic Union Club
cine erely greet HE unsmely decesss Cat on in ths fa
fapss. ana distinction seemed to DO bns atopni.s s.ore
human things and the ysnitv Of eartnIy ambIioss
sent upright, and demnera gssd asd
ueful ,zen possessed Of than orda a6ttes
and down ens his death inGcts lot only Nov
upop those 70 whom nc was b te stroas Mo- Of
nary oss by this Club and the democratic party lase
Resolve That tho haS of this Club he clothed n
for thirt daysas tribute ofrerpeot TO NE nan
of III deceased
That copy those resolutions sttsstsd b. ~
the Club transmitted family whses Ae
reayement sin eereiy sympAthise.
G GODFREY GUNTHkR, President.
G. CnRNs, Secretary.
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VI, Levett. Dentist, No 82s broadway DIR
Lsyer, s,shly popular work on tho tsea with all hs
practical expoisnvs DO obtained application at his
oflce 40 above OEco hours only from 10 I'll Eve O'clock
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LOST AND FOUND.


EoukD-IE TIE CARS OF THE HUDSON RIVER
tho can fryo by calling at tho general olet office
proving property, and pa, .ns for advertising.
GOLD WATCH LOsr-ON THE EVENING or THE
" 9Th September, in going from % Lorsnis stroos M
broadway TO Murray st.cst 70 Manhattan House, thea
arcay street, near greenwich ono gold watch aud ribbon
With seal and born on it; number % watch shink m
Tho Inder VIII receive suitable reward by leaving at
WIN, II. SLUYTER 4 CO.'S, % Cortlanls street.
r osT-A FEW DAYS SINCE A DousLr-FACEp
~ gold !oches, wish iaiys mnistur, lido snd
wsrasd by leaving tho At hsssrs freeman Bsht3
lis Broadway.
I OST--Ar METROPOLITAN HAJI. ON THURSDAY
forenoon tho stu instant adys brenstp,1-n hcsvy
aol1 with cluster coll around t. Tho nader will
for zroAt favor ~ leaving IL at tho Now York Tribune
odlec
L osT--oN THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2 A
ia poekotbook containing about thlrtoon do,iars, ALEC
breapn ssd watch. The pocket book contained papers OF
considerable value - tho Icaor but of to The ader
to nc quc,oIs viii DO asked and 40 viii he literally
rewarded. r. b. APPLEFoRD. W. Broadway.
r osT-oN THURSDAY. sEPTTMBER g, A SMALL
Ia King Charos Spaniel OF black and ton color Being
highly vslued By the lady 70 whom belongs tho finder
Wi 90 beray rewarded ~ calling ct No. 20 Third street
DHoNIss0RY NOTE LosT.--A NOTE FOR s5il 81.
drawn by phiiiirs Sampon Co.. 81 ton TO tho order
the Goth usrst IS3 has uigcarrod. All eau
toned sisng said note as audoreoment of tho
Same must 10 io5sd WA MATTHEWS.
CTRhYEp OR SToLEN-FRoG TIT sUssCRTDrR,
TO tho signed will be literally rewarded cHAs hi
SMITH, 80 East Fourteen I'll street.
CToLrN. FROM TIE BATTERY a THIRTEEN T00T
ever viii return no came, shall Ttcciro % or. a. alto
sail wi.h tho bontmsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

bis patients from to- clock daily at hs Office No. p2
where ssn DO procnrrod his "Troatise tho
syes inherited without tho sghest pain which move az
sctly like tho natural eye and resembles Il In color and
rpregson -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

NFbIsts ~ FT00NTNv,
eftsh ~ ~ - 70 and the puh 10 SOL !. ttgn
A..ssSres srsvps and mateya,s r-iaar
sysy ,AsAty. vAs.ss from the eSustry psOm yly s-p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

ass Of Dsrer's Cheveusoniluo This wonderful prsps
ration got, ,tko charm upon she lair causing to crow
bottle sold cyeryyhorc. Principal depot DAKER'S La.
dies Hair Dressing Saloon, 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

Freeman, the Halter, is Selling hts FAIL 9ty lie
81 and 80 So Bis styles for CHI drens hats
assortment in the largest In tho Whoie
sale and retail. FREEMAN, 30 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10

...'tan,,S az S.nS ono ~ Nv cru sna. Keep
made clothing that be found In tho city Their motto
quick Gales and small profits. Call and examiuo his
stock and satisfy yourselves JAMES LITTLE e CO., aic
Broadway.