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aKANAWHA SALT.

THE Subscribers have been appointed Ageas for the
sale Of Runner DoqLy g. Co.'S San, and prepared to
supply dealers with eFior quality Kanawha salt
by larger guam ity, at
prices. = 4sssf ~ Is JAS II. STOUT q Co. -
iy1t21m Water street, Centre Wheeling.
MACKEREL EHRRRLNG, IND COD FISH s9ss
subscribers constantly receiving supplies OF
above tices, ftom the East with other
kinds otsh, ofci at tie ioWestma rket prices
orders respectfully solicited Entire guaran-
tied as to quality. Z CURTIS & BRADLEY *
iyff III South st Baltimore.
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HAGLHl sAsa FAgIUHlHsiT0l

b ~ l1-s7ll57f u &C ON STR LEI'u4 =
CENTRE WHEELIN g., VI ra.,or,. u.
TTAViNG scompIeteii our extensive ssb I'd Trh >
IL nowpreparedt TO Al all orders '0F se'-
every stzes 2 d iYs,.sbss suita5s ~, ~
fronts &c. de- to ofder. Every yaisty,
fourth bead 10 inch ogre are .ons,s W
Every variety ofPi asters and ..;rn,fy o. Ef
dor AlsoS Venlt ian, 5 hntieIs, eau q
can assure their patrols .
the aheve named articles arc MANY
very hest and latest 81 well
Shipping 81 mao EL lH2- -e----
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inonamen. vs. 81 20.

1fPuo slaves, v run OF from The estate Of
SVal. Ten. OF Petersburg, Val about two
ysaf5agu. aiii,asal to Ohio, have recently yolun-
1ariytet mel u aseEl % he ground that they
were suffering FOR God. aud were unable topTocpre
uofs. ssotiisfs mn OF at lhe same time.
we're pr4grat itoH returning ~ ne aboliliohists
- tpfp.hy delaipipg theiF children.
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tIIMInM HOTEL,
RA.RMTIM5S HOTEL,

! ss5s sa.s 5ss{s5 CUMBERLAND, Mp. ,s,s
THE undersigned, late prorrelor Of , 1ns mi y
Hotel pleasure in informing ny SsJ,rs,.
leased Tho above HoleI The building has 4 n,
thorough cleansing from top rs nov j
order for the eceptiun and genieet sT.dos
thJse who may please TO patIoniZe II 40 b. VI
be spared TO make this establishment Que aip''s
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!, .oIla 81 tters Kanted.

EN6i NkHRi EFLtE lirlIklD g ILR0Ap3 a
Wheeling, Va, July 81, 1888.
AlsTsD rs rs LY- Ten or asdozep good.
Stoho % about teen miles rom
tlS places HEMP Id For inioEI ationi
M Ia 81 mis- office. VtAbTBR8G. SMITH.
tEis5si DIV. Eng
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.eJ00 CHOICE Plain.h hams in store and Tor saleby
g>SNlSl jylss 81. REILLY.
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-Thomag q. .GIbs s n5t,rE

PLUMBER AND GAS FL ~ P,,, IN.
No. Bsiioa ST, opposite II Be5L z. spISSttIF
DEGs leaxe TO INFORM his friends anu Paf
ID eTaI that he continues 70 81 md TesPssi'
igas fitting In an its various bTapenes' HN4 -
eitsa sisre of publ patronage. r, iron IIss e
on band lead anu ball b@ss
mon and patent iounlaihs +,
tsis atsr Coolers loT private am ehon. q
shower baths hath tubs, iron -
coihhs hattera kettles, retoIts .ol eio e
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----7NI
Messla. Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlemcn-H aying
been Afflicted with Liver Complaint years standing,
hereby for the enet OF the etcdj take great pleas
ure in that alter using few bottles otyour
Hampton TinctuIe Hound 1t had nlishel perfect
cure have used medicines from time to time,
but have any apparent good;
anu 1t blessing stricken humanity that that meai:
cine is found which tie pro
longing human life. he many ithas wrought is
sufficient guarantee oil the beneneisp which may
be experienced from its USE Yours respectfully,
j. CURTAIN HAY.
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Card

.NftLI n.
A UGUsT wRTTERSTRoEa Minister OF the Ger.
"A man church in East wheeling, Teacher
oEthe German Hebrew Greek French and other
Translator and Factotum, ofers his
seEyices to the Of and and is
prepared to give nstrctions eitter houses p.
pills his dehce, the back part German
RrotesiaNt Church, where viii state
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tlIfAft 70 URED HAMS. "a
10 TIERGES,a afticle, just received and
~ safe by jyls ~. Silly ].
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s. 0EE3CE: No. % Main street. WAEElls
Ocg= w. j BATES, N u, Medical sS...; n,
pany, an w heeling. - J! - annet III
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REFINED SUGARS.
90 BBLSs Loaf pow and ershered Just received
sOSl and sale By jyls "a. REILLY.
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jTSI1FT5W GV sR TiIsIiI HlI1Ts.

s ION ZEN GlBLEsI
a. rlnbfys In full dress for Pa
Hyofdef. VIM. X. McKlsEs
400 1st Sergeant.
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40 BOXES Cream cheese Just for sale by
ajyis = s. II sEIL1SY. E
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GENERAL ,DEBt.1rY FROM ONE OF THE OLDEST MAG
isTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

Dyspcpaisi II ieuiIanfisln, scrofnIn, Liver
Com SIafnt, sc RRoM THE N EgRoPoLIs.- IL
around -lst the afflicted hear tile glad dingsl This is
but the sentiment of thousandss s.5is!5s,j
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INsIlR s
$1,OOO.0oo,,

I ~ who intcTesto,
sssiona man t az m Isne III lesdilg y
and John H Thompson ana IN l. eati md 10 B. q
city. '.'S tseys ]. D. 8,E3qf
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sNO4lGE - " soI11EsEsEttos
TIME Line Packets leaving ON Tho arri.
val cars ell bills oflading mist be board
ore O'Clock he Line III not be reSnonsible
the delivery gooils and VIII collect
charges aIY goods for bills of lading
boaSdihe ho8ts he fore ttei departures mar31.tf
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FOR RENT.
AsSG0OD OFFICE i'll thu sc iEafil. ENQUIRE of Il
~. sTEEfl. or JOHN Nc 80 RE, Isaa. Iy1e-tf
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STEPHEN r. CRayvpo,. a
Charles u. INLAY, Secretary and Trs,ss.oED p
DORSEY & APSTg1i..h
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CURE OF HEREDITARY sCROFULA.
The following Gel tifcate is from aneinent Lawyer of
Kentucky who u knovyaln Al! Of the for
nunhc OF rep his State In Cong ess:
il afot me iensu state that DR. Halnpton's Tine
tue las Affected most IdinaTy cure OF slave
boy Albert. The patient three years nd had
the scT61a. His iatler Is sciUtuous. The hoy was
moving mass or sores nom head TO foot The upper lids
hibiting naterng ulcers lrotrnded the
bais producc blindness It's strange. yet
1le this felt resigned die relief
rom suffering been restored 10 heath under the
treatmcntoI Dr. Hampton. w. T.. THONASSONaf
Lolisville, AlR Oh 20, 1851
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From the Birth Place OF Christie
- pher Columbus
TRIITMPHANTISJJCG CESS OF EfAMPTON'S
VEG ENABLE TINCTI

NEGEI'ttbLFlr7I IINO51UI
AsBetteye from an fcef, In our alldnt Many.
Nh X have many other letters We give one below, and
again sny 10 the aatetcd why willsyou delay trying
the great RestoratIye3
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a ~ EIN rs.
i5oF7 IiaIfifisFs, 79s.a6Ia 90. IhiIadeTphia

& II : and NeSS ! 5elSs
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DIED.
ctober so, OF consumption. MAR

On Sunday morning October So OF consumption MAR.
TIA ANN, wife of William E Smith, ,r., aged u years.
The relatives aud friends Of tbe family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at her late resi-
dence, No 4S9 Hudson street this afternoon at three
O'Clock Her remains viii be taken tomorrow morning.
at eight O'Clock, TO Haverstraw Rackland county, for
terment.
On Friday morning, October 2s of apoplexy, ISAIAH
EEfsiYY, aged A. years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re.
specially invited to attend his funeral from his late
sdence, No $50 Washington street, this after loon
one O'Clock.
On Sunday afternoon October 80, at two O'Clock An.
DREw JACKSON ALLEN. in the o5th year of his age.
Bis Masonic brethren, the members of the 0. U. A.,
and the members the Dramatic Fund Asso.
citation are invited TO attend his funeral from his late
rssdence No 30 Howard street, Wednesday morning.
at ten Cock his remains w be taken to Cypress Hills
Cemetery.
James Ii. and Emil 7. Holden
The funeral services will take place this evening" at
ccck from the residences Of hen parents, No. 81 Gond
On Sunday afternoon, October so, J. CLARK wgeASr,
aged 80 years.
Ills remains will be taken to Middleton NJ j., from
bis late residence No. 500 Washington street, this after
noon, ., two O'Clock.
On Saturday, October %, JANE WAUGH wife Of Julius
W. Tenap and daughter of the late James Stephenson
Esq, in tie seth year of her age.
The rea lives and irenos of fumily are respectfully
invited To attend her iuneral from No l40 Ca rhtretn
street, this afternoon at O'Clock precisely The
mans wii.be taken tn Greenwood
On saturday, Octob 30 ALICE CARSON in the 65th
year OF her age relict of the late Anthony Ca son.
Her friends, anc those OF the family, and those Of her
James Anthony and John, invited attend the
funeral this afternoon at oclocS, from the residence
81 Michael Collins Fortyft street. Fifth avenue.
sn lIansne@ spd csss@ rrRers please copy
Ha1ey d. and Huldah a. Clepp, aged year and two
months
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral services this afternoon three
o'cl ok, the residence of Nicholas R. Van runt Fu
ton avenue opposite Bridge street, Brooklyn, without
further invitation.
AT Jersey city, on Saturday October %, Mrs. MarrH.
pApn lelst q Francis faulmier in the s7t year Of
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Pelice Intelligence.
fHr INTENSIVE FORGERY CASE OF S. 000--A WAR
RANT ISSUED FOR ANOlneR PAkEY.

fHE INTENSIVE FORGERY CASE or - ,000--A WAR
RANT ISSUED FOR AsolHsR Party.
In Of forging draft Of S. 900 the Hamil
ton Exchange Bank published in yesterdays HEsAIo,
Daniel w. Van Aernam, til. prisoner charged with
eHence IN ,t detained IN prison at bs Second district
Police Court Jefferson Market In addition this arrest
Justice stuart has issued warrant for the apprehension
Of John W. Abell the person VIII II alleged signed the
draft rerrsserfng 10 be the cashier Of the Hamilton
Rerk This man is said to be accomplee of VAN
Aeram but up late hour l.t night the officers hsa
not effected his arrest. Amongst tho papers ound ~ INC
possession Of Van two drait purportng 70
be made by the cashier If the Hamilton Exchange tank
" the bier OF the Troy CITY Bank Troy one was or
81 000 ard the other FOR So GOO Letter dted the 20
u,mo was also found, written By u prominent man IN
Buffalo 10 Van Aernam here in New York apwrsiny him
Of the authorities Of Canada being u ter him and 10
keep ia rk for few they would catch him; and,
II they did, they would ~ lay HI with him" The
whole mat er viii be brought up on hearing on Tues
day afternoon
Wellington National Monument Fund.
To cash on SoSoo %
Contributions from visiters for Oct 81 IS 20. 136 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 81 022 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.


GROCERY TOR SAIr.-TuE STOCK AND USE oF
~ fSturs Of trit class Whole ale al! retail froetsy
Pearl and York streets yn THE
Is doing large cash business .nd Oilers ettry induce
enb 70 u energetic and p1sinCss .aOls. Also
lease OF from three 70 Ave ars Of tie preIaisas s0cha
chance q making money eldtm Cderei ~ ho location Il
Or tho best in the city, The pressure Of othr business
The reason Tor selling out Apply On tie lrtmsa g
Alsc wanted oompotcI help for the above also that
y qualified to take charge Of oyter and supper ,aosa
Those we'll acquainted NTH Brooklyn preferred.
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esxyIng observation-disclosures
Woiid

improvenent.-i, H. SINGER CO. have now eshibi
ton and original hinf which akea an entirely
stitch in way. IL designed FOR stitcbin, linen
ard other me roods, and il destined plete
reYnlrt"n IN that department of manufacture This
perfect invention ehyates all ohe tions hi hertp made
raeine work All mannf1 curers ~ fine linen aal cotton
goods are invited To call and examae these Also
tie improved machines for qu lnirgs Of every kind
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Not,ce.-J. G. yvooasord & Co, $50 Broad.


~sy are selling winda4 shades AMI muslin enrtat5s
gt cerices, icors pirs tssses. a. al krds of
r.terss - rereen' less othe- house In tho city
caIi nd examine be inducements thy offer.
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Married,

On Saturday, October 20, by Archbishop Hughes,
CHARLES OCoSoR, Esq, to CoRNaIA McCRAcgAN, daughter
OF the late francis A. Livingston
On Wednesday october IL, by TIL Rev. Dr. Potter, Mr.
H. A. Wnps of Auburn, to Miss Z. BARD only daughter
Of J. B Bard, of Newark.
at the residence Of Calvin G. Williams Esq, in Ston.
ingon Conn, Tuesday, October 20, BY the Rev. Mr.
Wiley Captain THEODORE D. PALGI TO H,RIEr youngest
daughter Of the late Hon. Coddngton Billings.
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broadway have AID .res renng t5eft AL
style 4 rich and eegen esrneag Imported sTpreesls ,r
city rsde committing o rich Souvsc u antrr
carpet medallion centre sg lsnsscape border surrrsarr
any In thia eountry medallion velvet Isrues
Ann nser tapestry and Brussels oarpats end al GRADES o.
cheaper csrpeng uau.y found IN csrpb stores Also oil
cloths IN great variety for sale She mos LIBERAL terms
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


ILLUSTRATED LECTURES ON CALiFoRNlA.-IOyES
famtoscope Of California the Plains aud Ssls Lake,
faithfully painted by the hest artists from fifteen hundred
daguerreoypes tnken expressly this purpose by Wesley
Jones aud representing to the life Indians, Mornons aud
Caifornans will ut IT. Chapel Lecture Tues
asy evening tickets 25 full Descriptive
by the artist appropriate music will anliyen the exs
cises.
CCTErCE AND ART.-lrHE FIRST LECTURE or DR.
- Melyos Course Of Lectures Human Comparative
Anatomy for artists md will BE delivered Non
day 81 inst at ~ o'clock at the theatre OF tie Yorb
Medical College, East Thirteenth street.
THE SECOND LECTURE OF THE COURSE ON TIE
4 Catholic History o. America viii be delivered in tbs
broadway Toternacle II nday evernr. 3st inst. by
Thomas darcy McGee, Esq. uhjectHarquctti and the
Missionaries" Tickets 25 cents be procured at the
doors Of the Tabernacle.
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city 'r,ds sonstins rich seuy.c saspes u one snir
carpet oissio esatrs 81 ,nascaSs border surgn,sn
oser tapestry and grassea aarpat9 sns al rsd s.
cloths IN great vsretY for sale She u'o' sersiscr
Gouraud's italian nycdicated Soap, for the
and delight of thousands. Equally Astounding the
Eoetas tar part q tie ssay Iasdss; aye
ss!sS,hsd laboratory q walker street,
Broadway
Hair Dye aud chelor's nanufac-
@ s 3 IN he So ss r e, nIs a
.ppieation Of hi. hair de- and newly invented wigs ana
G ssss Nine private all on one a''F Copy the ad
Wigs, WIse.- The silver Medal was award
ID ,, re Ame n nt.te ti yer 20
VIE tonpees, ladies' front brads curls &c. al
hand Warranted not to shrink or change color
why Don't You Try Sp sultsing's Premium
Rosemary The lest srele in the world adjoining and
a"s sa u SSS G a ass Az
spaulus, manufacturer and proprietor, % fremont
b ston.
II you want WHISPERS or Sroustache Use
- weeks and gi 70. stsn OF inege tho sain 81 per
street druggist brooklyn Ms Hayes, 75 Fulton
The Ealm may Regain their Hair.-It Il hard
T. force what she has denied but Bar
sers nature herss cannot yhssna Er o
ladies hairdressng establishments, 439 broadway
Unfortunate was the Condition OF poor I'm,
Gle Ned who had wool thesummt Of until
he used Berkors csanly Price Is
Sold everywhere. Principal depot BARKERS ladies
bsirdrcssipg establishment, 439 Broadway.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
rs for enlarged veins II the legs elastic
pa braces ladies belts and abdominal
sortere cubfoot, knock knee and boweg Instruments
sew or proaus ami and piloe and belt for GER
7olenpv, Ac., No u Ann street
Russia Salvc stu Continues to Gain more
ground in the public favor it will hortly it has al
ready stand high in the etm of the discrmnat
ing Of the community 1t burns piles chblains
charped hands letters &c. Sold by CHAS. H. RING,
ner of John street and Broadway.
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Cournud,s IioIIan pYcdicntcd sonp, for the

pnrhcation Of diseased and saow SKINS s s the wonder
delight thousands. Equally asonisi q the
-hemea properties Of Gourauds powirs subtle for no
iiquid lily white and hair tonic At Gourands Oh
established laboratory 67 walker street. first store from
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v collected emit Of Fashionable clothing all tic
hand besides clohs cassmcre nrd vcstn1 Of superior
4gsjy, which made to order IN tho latest style at ZEN
81 g. POSTERS wcI-kEown clothing establshment, q
Cert treet
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Ladies, and Chlldren,s Furnishinx Rooms

tits establishment ladies obtain article OF
tsSes' wardrobe and childrens clothing ready made
made to order Parties prerrng 20 furnish their goods
have hem made In the best and latest STYLE Dresses
dc at four TO twenty four hours notice Every sty
Of otn hyoidery executed at short notice.
BIRDSALL. HASKELL h Co. 6G Broadway
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4 COMPANY Called THE TRtrcEuAN AND OAR
their next moetipg at 90 Perrv street Kentucky iJa on
Tuesday evening next at ococ Any person wishing to
become q member can ioiu on that evening.
MICHAEL HOPPER, Captain.
r. L. yANNrss. Secretary,
--.--- ~
diers-At meeting q this corpse held at the Gem. No
rs broanNay on ~ nraay essnn lt inst te following
hceiN were e,eu ior INC ANNUAL p~faue On CHRISTMAS das
0ecehhtF r. 7 'th, 49, 49,,
sat'r-George D. nan
.r x,o, STA -. - =.
hNnt&mtI Mecehr Sommissary-W M Miner
guAftt na.t g." psrsa1s' .nfsepn-i Tahels ARK
ihyNhf'er--h W. Ni...cr. thaplain-James Reed
c.., u-,,, titss company; r,c
First Iicut-ieris Cooper Third do--Charics Mckay.
1.. second tonno ny -.
n:ltalln- JOHN t,Feit ..0n m Harrington. 80
tirt euthtgane Murray. Noor Cnard-I honas " Dom
Second dol H. lyers. nol, James N. Tnrnor, j. y
lhird dt-.G.orEn kayAnagh Htey T. Nesbitt T. Glossy
Serefrt Npl"r-, !rus shay Oder Sergeant, FIRST Co
Cert pcnesrs-n Cregisr. Dc, DO See. Co... oKccfe
StanuArd Brt-fIenry Cicse,
~, nc sinaton ias atseafy o rndrcd name enreed
THY &ye tnlaGtd SetoR celebrated brass band and will
dne n The city Nor Yarate The nezt meeting viii take
Iia.eE tie heaaGrar'ers Gem NO a2i Broadway on So.
~
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awarded to s. d. HAWKINS proprietor and manager
the Bee Hive, TO- 7 Grand street for the cloas
the Twenty Annual Fair of the American Institute
tgkY
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Mr. Perham proprietor Of the renowned Seven lille Mir
fce, lifting at Academy Hall, 663 Broadway Ho -
selling gift tickets at dollar each giving the purchaser
hs iends four admi sions the exhibition and share
te 100000 Rs Amongst tho number is farm, highly im-
proved worth S40 which somebody certain of getting
for hundred cents That somebody be YOURSELF
reader Who knows? here other articles in the list
hckets at
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Mems Clothing. $50 BroatIvay.-3est Is the

hand, Tslmas OF the approved le
heavy rot beaver and peterham variety
srbe sacks ino psrs Fren casnere pants from three
~ ten dosrs pair business frooke aud dress
style ard Irice gespgs Of rich
n.terials Cutters attend from A. NJ till T. NJ re-
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The star sranglea Banner Of this yveek

bss the ru LEGATION OF racy the intriyios and
Of Fashionable society. entitled Medora Arlington,
the Autobiography Of Seryant Nail II tells all abous
IL. Price four cents ut all the depots.
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Weekly Report OF Dcafl,

In the city aud county OF New York. fron the Cd lay
Of October TO the 10th day Of October, 1853
Men, IS; women, 50; boys 1870; girls, 10l. Total se7
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Ac DRU sCOLD PR0CH of 100 Fulton street cothers;
they with DOUBT putting Keep the best assorted and
mo select stock Of ready made clothing offered to the
Nov York public.
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Large Sale of Valuable Building Lots, at

the We chants kxcaanee-~e would pactieua.iy ea ths
aInEsr i Ni,hoL ", Suctioneer At shs Nor eSsasy
and @ Of this oss ave bssa :, fully
people IT "a rreit rart have
st%s din ire last flew cnss ns
she came short d lance q tse city, u Is only .eses.ry,
the last tie Wet Fusi ing Co. season,
q induce forward an avail themselves e the
Progressing fast t"wara np.en and by esrly ,prins
York. Tuesday large house and three If
also H. ,rgpry Of the e9mesny viii BE- sold see
Cabin Passengers for Australia WIZ Find
Pssset SUP HUMBOLDT, VOW loadins j.. pier a, n r
'''' '''''''' s'' IN 'hs su a1fFop co. - wal. stree,
The United state Military Argus.-Thc
once # his journal ayn streycd ~ the large ire
o. H. e,yy @ r a. u bo eSSansts a. 1
Nassau ctr gndsr ~ pat st'reJ whe'o aajor
Penn,anship.-~A Brilliant Opportunity.--
Gsntlemes and ladies' dsaroas e. reesns he hapdw5s
e.untry should once join GoIpsMrIs cheap Ella
1t 500 to be presented to tho pupils
Eoohleerins.-A Liberal Proposition
Mr. eoInsaIiis circular iss issued oa,rs 70 all whs
so rowy ss ON be TussS" a. en-
vision. y e''N''' 4'''' '' '''l'' '''''
ComeO BGSucrrectype, ara the New Elcc-
tr'ca) catching the likeness and
happy expression OF II subj c6r introduced by CaAS
u. WILLIAM SON nine practical artist Ia Dasuer
rcotype Gallery 2io Fulton Brooklyn. pupil in
structed Nth apparatus, price 500
A Efp'cma for the best Twenty-Five Cent
dssu.r eoyIe' swar cd % CAR oN co 2,3 Broad
imitator has Ella ID gold medal wGish he dill
not receive wh,s Co the only cheap pic
at the late fair because Of their great
riorty.
Anscn's DaguerreOty pes.-Lnrge Size for
Ia u
the city fr equal in qnslity those
which cost 81 and So elsewhere Remember ASSOSS $50
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
Secure n Hat before your Money ls gone
Of RAFfEhTl a LEAsK, who continue scll the
quality OF hat for 50 and 81 lille price
She hat estab shments dagueorreoype likeness Of
e3rh customer tlg inserted the hat Without
charge Nc. Chatham street, opposite Chsm5ors and
corner Of Chatham and Pearl streets.
Wholesale Hat and Cap Establishments
The undersigned has hand large elk OF hats furs,
Ard buffalo bes which he viii sell b. the ease" dozen,
otheve lov prices for cash. Country merchants
would d. well to call.
e. Ii. ATKINS, 2l2 Greenwich street, near vesey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31
CRYSTAL PALACE.

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= Tho puoc uiiy informed hhat the Ctvsl. p
see " day sundays excepted, hs,7ec th
ho1es Of leocioos A. w. snd 10 O'Clock = NJ unsn yrbe
sotcs.
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ionthly 'i"kets Tor ench calendar month"; ...
'eafon tiehetE .. 70 81
Admeaign saturday. 49,. -. 81. ......... q ."
pisitera particularly reobestei Co provide ttanaYe
1ith chicago, - prevent delay nj the entrance
fioksts ne purchased ~ the entrance
tsinoe, >. the piuec Of W. Hall Son 80 rTurf
gay of Park place. also at Joles tlcrs, +"
Bro-dssv JOIN H. BApCEFtEkR
secratHrv Of The Supe-tsscrsnns