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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES
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vast amount If attractive musical reaching.
anecdotes, and sketches Of celebrated mu-
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the very pick and cream Of Musical News.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.

MAKRIAGE.-A practice prevails, in the
publications of Marriages, to announce that
Miss A, married Mr.. B. 1t may be a species
of sallaatry to name the lady first, but it
is entirely out of place. She does not marry
the mantle man marries her. The wo-
man only consents that he shall take her;
and In consequence of this willingness on
her part to take upon herself all the cares
cherish and protect her. The only promises
contingent on the good conduct of the hus-
band The Scripture mentions that 'she
took unto himself wife," but we hear
nothing said about her taking herselfa hus.
band When Jacob set out on his travels ia
search of wife, he found Rachel at the
wei, drawing water for the family. He
stood on no ceremony. He did not wait for
the usual salutaton Of the day, OF a formal
introduction, but forthwith kissed her, "and
lifted up his eyes and wept." The joy that
overwhelmed him in finding such pretty
domestic girl in the wilderness, gushed
forth in torrent of tears. All the while
Rachel was passive. She made no advan-
ces. She did not kiss Jacob, nor did she
coyly resent the liberty he had taken. Here
we have the negative consent-the submis-
sion Of the female, and the successful and
decided advances of the gentleman; for
Jacob was a gentleman of fortune and dis
fiction. We should not therefore say in
our journals that the ladies marres the
gentleman. She put NO ring on his finger
to bind the obligation. She does not pre-
sent her husband with gold watch and
chain, diamond breaStpin, or pair Of
white kids-Nooh
Some editor says that the destiny Of
the world often hangs on a trihe. 4 little
lift between Charles Bonaparte and his
love Lcttia, might have broken off a mar
riage which gave birth to Napoleon and the
battle of Waterloo. To which the Chicago
Advertiser says; Yes, that is fact Sup
pose Il little milf had taken place between
Adam and Eve. What then!
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Il. II. EIo
RAILWAYS READY REMEDIES
NOS. I. 2 AND g

4 RE so prepared to harmonize and act in uni
u son with each other. Taken separately or to-
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Disease and quickly its NO pain can ex-
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Influence.
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g The Green Hand" and other serials, of
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90 Wednesday morning, October &c, AssH SgsgIEs
Dow MING. wife OF X. @. Downing aged 20 years.
The far eral win take place at White Plains t.
morning al TO o'clock The Harlem Railroad leave
at seven O'Clock A. NJ
illy~ss CHARIK SEYMOUR. aged CD years.
The relatives and friends spectluiy nviea
tend bis funeral from his late resdence No 100 West
Thirty venth street this afternoon, at O'CLOCK.
On Wednesday, October %, Of consumption, SAxua.
kuBIgsEY.
The friends OF the family and the Masonic fraternity
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral from tue
First Reformed Church, OF Myrtle avenue and
Lawrence street. Brooklyn, this afternoon three
On Wednesday October 26 SUSAN NJ. wife OF Robert B.
Coleman in the 18th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon two
O'clock from the Astor House Tue relatives and friends
Of the family invited without further invi
talon Her remains viii be deposited in Greenwood Ce
meterv
On Wednesday, October 90 pnilIr r. wuDMAsS, aged
so vears, months and days.
His friends respectfully invited TO attend his fune
raj from his late residence, 90 Sixth street. tomorrow
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On Wednesday morning, October 80, Mrs MARGARET u.
u. kNcH, aged rs years.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at half past
three O'Clock from the house Of her law, G. j. Can
non, No. Lispenard street.
On Wednesday, October 20, after long illness, FIELD
WOOD liowInT.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from
his late residence Of Van Brunt street and Ham
ton avenue Brooklyn
Richmond papers please copy.
At Chatham, NJ j., Tuesday, October 25 in the 6Sth
year Of her age JERusHA, wife of Edward Price, and
daughter of Capt. Jas. McCoun, Of Oyster Bay l.. l.
Long Island papers please copy.
On Friday October 81 at his residence Ia Gsodes Onon-
daga county, ~ r., of disease Of the heart JOHN p. WIND,
in the 10th year OF his age
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Married.,

on Wednesday October 70, by the Rev. Dr. Anthem, Mr.
xRY A. BosTwIcg TO Miss EMMA c. EsGs youngest daugh
p OF Philip w. Engs, all of this city.
IN Tuesday, October 20, ut st. Johns Chapel By the
liz William Long Rector of St. Paul's Church, New Ca
Fin Conn., julius G. PoHtE to RgBEocA ~ f., daughter
\ the late Edwin b. Clayton.
Phadel phia Tuesday evening, October Is by the
Beriamn Akerly FRAIEY c. NiFBuHR OF this city to
vlladelpha.
IN Tuesday, October Is by the Rev Hugh Blair Mr.
'iitE MoCANFGnAS, Of this city, to bliss MARGAgEr KILL
SICK, of Williamsburg
|h Wednesday, October 20, in Brosa,n, by the Rev.
John Stearne, Mr. CHARLES Y. NoRca0s 10 IsAgEtLA,
,ghter Of Wr p Davis, Esq, all OF that city
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Died.


Id Tuesday, October Is, Mrs. MAZDA young, aged 50
Yes
pr friends and those OF her son, Benjamin s. Young
,so n in law Isaac A Moran, are respcs.fIllv invited
tend her funeral, from her late resdagce No 1T
Tia avenue, corner of Seventeenth street tomorrow
ancon 1T one o'citck
|'l Tuesday evening" October IS, II. A. VAC DA,fxx. a
Ee OF Belgium, aged about 40 years.
d friends and those CT Herckspfa'h 4 Van Danme.
esideuee No. 1og Wa,eriey paos, this afternoon at
Il b'clo,k.
|, Tuesday morning. October 20 n Yorkve, after y
illness, EoasRT lsIITooD, tecond son Of Robert aa5
NJ Frances Fleetwood, late Of Staten Island aged O
Ia and ncrths
M rcmairs Will he takcr 10 Staten Island FOR inter
E this afterncou nv the oie O'Clock boat; Carriages
N > in waiting at the eecond landing, stapls:on.
"Wednesday norrirg. Osober 70, MARY, wife OF Cor
~ g. sclsnei and daugte. Of the late George Prnie
re tl,es and friends 81 the family ere Respectfully
n st.srf the funeral. from her late residsncer
Is Mia beth f.rest. ncrrvw si'ssDooE, ~ vac
+ IA, w!I6out jur sLex notice.
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Among all herbs applied in medical practice that which
the main ingredient in this prepare stanes
IL is natures catholicon Had the travels Of DR..
which has added much to science ia its various
Ranches resulted in the discovery of this herb alone he
ould still have been the great beneactor Of the age Mi
ral remedies utterly superseded by this purely vese
dden Pushes, ccnvuised with neuralgia or tic doereux,
ocular in any physical function eneryated in any organ
edy Is your mind, your couded does your head
in business you depressed in rts debilitsted
I'm out and utterly out Of heart. Here Is ysur
tor Here is timulant effective than alcohol per-
in s effects and harmless to the system filtered
ter Think of thcse things that sick and suffer
and ties: words by experiment The cordial Is put
Ia highly concentrated in pint bottles Price So per botte
% for 81, six for ST. G. H. RING, proprietor ig2 Broad
Iy Sold by druggists throughout the United States
in ardt Ia West inde
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Shippers 10 San Francisco, per Clipper Ship
nzshsieot st pier East river gill please have al thsh
shk on board before Saturday 18th instant and hand In
Ralr bills OF Ixding for signstura TO SUTTkN co. No "a
WsU strest Hessre HOWEs 4 CO.. Is PEARL street.
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Ned Buntline's Own is proceeding with

undated vigor Every sheet that i makes fresh
upon the public mind adds popularity
the paper The spirit OF Independence manifested by
Ned nn tpe At this critical period in the history Of
sprroaton Tyrants and Jesu treIe before me stsrn
irt developed by the vigorous pen the who mas
been than the honesty Of principle,
whieh has ever distinguished him in hs passage through life
Eewsboys. take warning he time this morning. Ihur-
day. Ned Buntlne will issued BY the agents ROSS
JONES, No. "a Ann street.
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The National Police Gazette for the present

week replete with interesting matter In addition 20 the
criminal of both 10 contains all reaoie
particulars of the contemplated tight between Merssy ana
Sullivan editorials writ in fearless and impair
tal spirit while its general contents are q
that realize the broad features OF such WORK.
invite the nisceaneous reader. Once 10 Ann street
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pENsOA AL,


1kFoKMATloN wANTED-oT JAMES J. CONDOR,
of Rouae's reint, N. " who LETT his home OF
June; supposed to he in Now York; ho
years old, built dark brown hair,
eyes, rather small speaks Fronoh aui English makes
good appearance should this his syo,
Guairted with him, he will coater favor hs
ronts particularly his mother who has York
four times sxts hundred mss in search him. IL this
should come TO your hand Jane come home and all that
Ia IN parent to shall be dcne
mother is inconsoabe without you Professors OF nsttu
tons and hoe of the law requested to notice the above
he lad anxious quality himself for that
Please address Mr. DOUGLASS NO. 13l Washington
Of Dey, or Bobert Cosdon Rouscs Poiat, N. Y
Exchange papers will confer favor bereaved
mother by giving the above insertion.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF THE TWO GUNNERs
that the child killed, at tho Of Church and
Court streets South Brooklyn the 18th instant,
her wagon. The parents would DO thankful par
ticulars the Of Hamilton Mill
South Brooklyn, Richard Mills 2 Water street. NJ
MISS NARY ALLARD is REQUESTED TO CALL FOR
l1 her letters the Post ofoe address
her mother at East Suield Connecticut she having It,
J.C.
NOTICE-IF MARY LAWRENCE GRAND DAUGH-
IN ter Of John Lawrence British officer, will ad-
John Dubois at Lovoys hotel within DAYS
after that time Whitby Brooklyn Office Canada
West,) she will hear Of something to her ID vantage
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Co - planes With iron and circular scales,
To be they defy competition in tone
quality, and price. large assortment AZ hohACE WA
fEEs5S bc3 Broadway the sole agent.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


CUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE CRYSTAL PALACE.
- The public respectfully informed that CrysSal
lace every day Sundays exesptd between ths
hours Of ~ O'Clock A. H. and 10 clook r. NJ until futhel
notice.
. . u
Children under twelve years Of q
Monthly tickets flor each calendar month";
s sd, iiosess s.;;
Visitors are particularly requested provide themselves
with change, 10 prevent delay a. the entrance
Tickets be purchased entrance 70 the Cryss
Palace or 81 the music store Of VIM Hall Son. S9 Broad
corner OF Park place; aso Jolliss music store 81
Broadway. JOHN n. BATCHELDER,
Secretary OF the SuperntendenA
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head gone II misfortune has made you bald stil
rtuno and fate he disappointed by the Of Bankers
aeveuxonque price 70 cents sold where. Principal
erot, bankers ladies hair dressing establishment, 439
roadway.
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observation-disclosures g humphrey, asy
style elegant oarpetas imported expressly for
ey trade consisting ofrh Bouvaise carpets Tin enc entire
Medallion CENTRE end landscape border surprising
carpet in this country medallion velvet Moaue
cheaper carpetip usually found in carpet stored ASo OIL
variety for sale tne most
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VNANTED-F0UR YOUNG ZEN TO ENGAGE IN A
light lucrative business that pays from SS5 to G5 per
month: ALSO man to take charge office, with SIS
to slice ta Apply to L. 4 Leighton rs Warren street
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w.,oacons-s ID. 4 II. w. smiths Cele-

Ar.ted tuned in the equal The
harmony good the remote keys 10 in the
They the only meodeons tuned and unquesona
nv The best. H0R1 CE WATERS 1893 Broadway sole agent
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Deffanee saIamandcr Safes, GayIor's Pm
ssstR0BERT PATRICK sole msngiaosasss Of t ao
Nxase iccksths test safes sud locks combined IN we
sya Dpas Is2 poar stsee door below EAlcef iens
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original peculiar construction and perfect in their
results, ready for exhibition and sale.
machines ntrely different every other
and sewing linen and other light goods iacompa
rally uTeror sy heretofore in Some of the advan
theselst, they with single thread and have
shuttle: 3D. they much easily operated than
other 3D. they make stronger and laso 4th,
The work is regular and beautiful, beng perfectly
finished sides; 5th the obterated
by being but ain their beauty under oil crcum
Call and the machines their work at
the ofkoe No. 323 Broadway. !. II. SINGER IL co.
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yxrANTED--A BOY, ABOUT SIXTEEN OR SEVEN.
teen yeass old to assist il tending bar; Las
Lad experience He give refer
as fpeetahlity Apply AT III East Broadway from
70 ~ o'clock A. N
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WAN1ED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation chambernad and waiter; has objeo
ton TO do general hersework in small family she under
stands her business perfectly and the very best Of
city from her last place Please call at 10
t. sixth street. between seventh and Eighth avenues
floor, back room, for two days.
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JSrANTLD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN. A
w situation as barkerer in hotel or restaurant;
had considerable experience in this city in that capacity
give satisfactory reference character
pahty Call address g. T. NJ at No % Catherine street
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VNANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situationto cook, wash and iron understands he
business and has the best Of city reference Please call
ZIG Twenty sixth street between Eighth Ninth
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ghTANrED-A BOY, ABOUT FOURTEEN YEARS OF
w .ge 70 attend an office. oan who well
commended can obtain employment by addressing
G. j., Herald Office
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A SEAMSTREsS WHO HAS THOROUGH KNOW.
"A ledge Of family sewing wishes situation such. in
respectable family No objection to assist in ehamberwork
Tho advertiser is Protestant Would 20 short distance
In the country Good city reference giycn Can
638 Third street, In the store for two days.
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Irish and Scotch Ngrhlskey.-J. Mehnn's
wsterde Londonderry pure alt and Camp scotch
efssers j. j. STAFF 1873 Br ,sdway,
corner Anthony street,
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VNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN
w situation in the laundry Of an hotel roncr, in
private family chaberad and to assist the washing
and ironing Good references given Apply at III Charlton
street.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation good cook washer and roner in small
family Has the best of her last place
No objection short distance in the country Can
and G.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
woman as cook. She has permission to refer to Gen
Dix assistant Trcasurers Once Custom EIouse with
family che has lived. Can be till the 50.h inst at
Bone street.
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Jewelry.-Parisian Jewelry, OF Exquisite
kr,anshp fine quality, enamelled ard With fae
consistng Of eyery article made Tor ornamsHts
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NyANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA.
w ton to do ohambcrworS in private family re
given. Please call at la Eleventh street. between
First avenue and avenue A.
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AMERICAN LADY, FULLY COMPETENT, AND
"A speaking French fuently wishes to obtain situation,
as houHekeeper would take charge OF nall family
children and instruct them in the first rudnents Of
md music Address post paid G. H. Chatham square Post
Office. - Z -
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Window Shades, Lace, and Muslin Cur
tans satin de lanes gilt corsices loops and all kinds Of
AFERGUSoNs, No. 2S91s Broadway. Save your time and
70 directly there
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Together with very splendid Of French jewery
IN sets Of bracelets pins and earrings. All Of the abov
warranted as represented tae refunded Do no
forget the number 1C0 in large gilt figures the door,
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ttior as chambermad andwster, who is good washer
aro rorrr and do sewr~ Cav get tho tee city
reference from ter s Place Please call at 40 jay street
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A
II situation seamstress; would assist in doing light
cbamberwork take Of growing child; Is good
sesmstress assist at also excellent
shirt maker understands every kind of family sewing Has
good cit, reference. Can be for three days
gagged, at No. 3 Seventh avenue, upper floor
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Water Power and BUILDINGS for Sale.

Also, number of Farms with nom 90 to 200 Acre
of Land. each diff feh24