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INSURANCE..

THE ASTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY-OFFICE
Chatham Bank Building, No. 81 Chatham sreet-conti
to insure dwellings warehouses stores ships and car
port and household furniture merchandise and
perty Of all kinds the most favorable terms. Losses
paid ascertained.
WIN. T. PINKNEY, President.
ROBERT D. HART, Secretary.
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STREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
= Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
Monday 1853 build two receiving basins and cul
vers Of South and Market streets and raising
repairing portion of the intersection Specifications
had ton to Contract Clerk of this depart
Went. JAMES FuREf, Street COMMISSIONER.
March 26, 1853.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS:
Sealed proposals will be received at this othce until
Saturday April 1883 to regulate and Thirty eighth
street Tenth and Eleventh avenues, and nag
space four feet wide through sidewalks thereof
lions application the Contract Clerk OF this
department. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner
March "A 1885,
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(1RoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT-ro cONTRAc.

61ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT.-TO CONTRAC.
~ tors.-Sealed proposals. endorsed e. sa,a-
In Forty eighth also With ,hs the person or
will be received Mt the Office tho Aauednet
ment until Monday the 18th day Of April ls53 at
O'Clock M to build sewer with the neocssary
basins and cuverts In Forty street from point IN
feet east OF Twelfth to the west line the Flevan
being in length about $50 feet The plan tho
and specifications for the building Of the same and
other information relating thereto can he obtained
oston TO the Water Purveyor, ut this ofhce.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President n the Croton AQueduct Department.
N1w York, March ~, 1888
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~ tors-sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Fin avenue ALEC, with the Of the per.
sons making the same, and the date Of its presen-
taton will be received the ONCE Of the Croton Aqueduc
Department until Monday the 4th day Of April ls53 At
%oloek NJ TO build with the necessary receiving
nan,e and culver in Fifth avenue from 24th street
river, being in length about 40 feet The plan Of
and specifications for the building Of the
~ o.her information relating thereto be obtained
"a AppucAtion to the Water Purveyor at this office.
D,,.. NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York, March 25 1858. At1sus.s Dsp"iSA'Sn"
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nR. COBBETT, 10 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON-
suited on the treatment Of diseases Twenty three years
victims of quackery apply with the certainty Of being
York University.
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MEDICAL,

TAR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, NAY BE CON
~ suited with confidence on diseases His practice o.
at his location enables c.
to offer such inducements be obtained where else
in this city with one or two honorable excopons Of
speedy and permanent
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PROFESSOR WILLIAMS, WHOSE EXPERIMENTS IN
mental alchemy delighted thousands at Metropolitan
Hail. will present series Of performances this evening" Of
o'clock in the elegant hail. City Assembly Rooms, 80
Broadway with spiritualsm dissipnted Great excite
ment Tickets this week only eighteen pence Wednesday
and Friday afternoons this week to ladies exclusively
Tickets shilling.
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A UsTRALIA.CLIPPER LINE-THE A PACKET
IA ship ROCKLAND 1900 tons burden, vinaI, master,
now loading at pier Fo East river, will succeed the
as tenth snip o. the ne and sail for Melbourne,
dations Of this noble ship are sufficient imducoment
for parties to examine her; and the established repu
taton Of this frat regular line for despatch Others
is guarantee for intending emiants to BY her
preference to other vessel bound to those For
freight passage early Tpcatton should be made VIM
T. DUGAN 43 Front street, or TO ARKELL ELLIOTT
LAG Pearl street.
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nEAFNEss. NEW DISCOVERY LEsLEY's OR
GAME vibrator enables deaf persons 70 hear distinctly
could possibly be desired To be had ~ 81 Lpsnard
street, New York, Of r. j. RRUGMAN, ONLY agent for
America. Price ~.
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EXTRA PAY.

TINTED STATES sEAMEN's EXTRA PAY OFFICE
u 65 Wall street. front office, second foor.-Ohoers
the legal Of such who
In United States vessel the Pacific from
June 1896 to February 1852 entitled to double pay
Apply as above. +. ROWING, Agent.
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CTEAMSHIP UNCLE sAM-N0TICE TO PASSENGERS.
OAs low prices, great speed and good accommodations
are the order Of the day the proprietor Of this popular and
fast sailing steamer has been Induced mako tho
reductions price o passage to Aspinwa First class
800 second class $40 upper seerage $50 and steer
500 Through tickets at the lowest with the guar
antee Of Messrs Garrison Fritz who agree forward
them from Panama TO San Francisco class
The travelling public directly interested Ia sun
the Indepepdent Opposition nen Persons wishing pas,
in this clean, healthy and popular which
has and will continue TO beat ali competitors from vo to
five days, will apply Immediately, only to
u. MILLS, Agent, 81 CortIandt street
BA small amount Of freight will taken If applica
ton above is made Immediately
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DHILOSOPHIC MISUNDERSTANDING INTE
resting at Beecker Buildings, Of Blocker and
Morton Thursday March 81
ing April this week., at IA O'Clock, by Prof Loomis
Naturalist and Chemist of Frank College Tenn. Costly
eres of experiments animals killed and restored
FIRE balloon ascension musical tones light more
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E1OR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA VERA CRUZ AND AGA.
IL pulco.-The new and fast steamship ALBATRoSs,
LOO tons burthen will leave this port Thursday March
81 at 3ooock for Vera Cruz direct This Ia the shortest
cheapest and healthy route for bound
California. For freight or passage, apply to
SIMEON DRAPER, 10 Pine street, corner OF william
OFTICE OF THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND IL.
~ land Company, 81 Broadway March %, 1853 -
The service for the transportation Of tho United States
mails to San Francisco via New Orleans, Vera Cruz,
and Acapulco, will DO commenced the first
lion from New Orleans to Vera Cruz, the Nth prox.
The new and elegant steamer TEXAS 800 tons burden
WI be despatched from New Orleans on Thursday the nth
OF April neat at o'clock A. NJ For further information
apply 70 Messrs Harris Morgan ~ Tchouptoula street
NeH orleans OF ~ the Office Of the Company as above
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Chr tUorlo's fair.

INDUSTRY ALL NATIONS sept . 1855
ATOTICT-The Office for the transaction of all the
~ general business Of tie Ao,ion ha been transferred to ihs
f1 sn BcoIs axe new Kept the office Of Megrs Duncan
SEM Z Co L ANDERSON Treasurer
'iNHE DIRECTORS of the ASSOCIATION for the
4 FXuIHITION Of the INDUSTRY Of ALL NATIONS give
roce that the Exhibition now open to The faoA' u al -
sone HANGS additions viii hereafter rom ting to time be
msde but 90 it, great Departments Of Row re i.ee @ he
Articles Machinery and Fine Arts TIE Exhibition may 10" DC
pTT pco IN making this announoenn, take pleasure in
saying that in oil T. branches it by far ,he mos;
and attractive that has ever Len made N h eorny ana 'hy '
The Foreign Ar and the Products OF The SAIL Of me %
els eSuH:y While the Inventive ingenuity The mcdaniel s sal
the industrial energy OF our own people have never D'e ~
The rieI rise and talent Of 5000 exhibitor! ays pro
diligence the Directors earnestly invite ihef 10y
.eoeeep tbs like OF Which been and ell probability
sg1in be offered 10 iheli obs fy1o1
The Exhibition viii close IN NE month OF December next
DIRECTORS
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON FhLI bSEf fTHSGsroy
AUGUST BEIMONT CHAs " FOSTER
AIN; HAhikIoN, IL IL, ~ : n ~ ~
ffBERr } ANDERSON WV. wHErrES'
HENRY r. DUNHAM JOHN ~ MI M
}}AASStT Fs ! H NtShtSt5Ai + " EDMoSDS
SAMUEL NICHOLSON uroDoRT s SsOswlc Slsa,
GAS T. ANDERSON TrslslreT
hu.x c srvRr ActS. SEC.
CRYSTAL PALACE, sept 1888
yx,IIr pIrRIIC are rcspectfully informed that the
cDYSTAI PALACE Is now open EVERY DAY. Sundays oE-
,er,ed between hours Of 10 O'Clock ~ AND 10 0etoN
P n until fufti er notice son
Sluaie M.
Children uuder l. Of -
NJ, TSckets from Monday 70 Sltlglayl...... ~
Mcuthlv Tickets for each ea.s lar nonal. ~
q, S'1 ,,I ~ At the entrances Ca Palace
., tie Music Of wm. Hal soa No - SIoAA" Ay ''
pfPsrk-pase. ~ . - S-..;,..,ssr,
CRYsTAL PALACE and LATIlNG , 0BSEh ,'. \,
~ TORY-Just published BY CAPEWELL& hiMhEL lais
s. seelp,s.e Engraving 2S9, 40 saA N"s "
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TULLIEN's CONCERTS
CASTLE BAhDkN-
LAST ELK BUI ONE


LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
n JULIEN has the honor ala SEFENIEESld
GRAND CONCERT v.l take place THIS FndIJl EvESlNO'
September l6
o7er1Is-- Rdelo G
Qus6riiie" The Crssdcr" second inc uAeA
syn rhouv-fhe Ardlrts fo-l Ire surprse" -
SYMPHONY lsecol1 tine daslh
sclo-Ras Tru bone Fsnts md FaFto-s WieEbool
Mr. NIsTrR10rT0s
Che fls- srp-s-a ANGEL ,-
Vslse" la Prims Donna -
with Grand Yr-af PROM
NILE AVs. LzEz-
tiird size Ter recent severe aGsToaanl
Qutdr.e Nsiioulle eleventh llen
swEElc.S,
yiih twenty soos ard vssa-iols
Ouerstic Selection ruc i from He- erb0ers
Opera lie. Hnsl l0ts Me- eFoeeF
Ar.ange1 By u. JUL o. fpostvely lis- Tine 49,
NILE. HET-IrrrA brHzESo.
Solo c-.rs Bao TsTau:e o1rh tir7 Bo-.es1n
PcToTussd y slvr0r BcTrI4SL ,.
Crldfiiie Nsfionle~ The Sc en- is-co-t iIel ~
Solo sIionetfe, Ar wa a1na l44e
r. WOLFE
fIIs lzsf arp a-E-c- bu- onel
Prom
Irrrs rnrus A :. o c rlau 2
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EXTRAORDINARY physical PHEN0ME-

EXTRAORDINARY physical PHEN0ME-
L. Nozzle Wonderful Steering Msa,
toRNELiC> WOMAN
AGED - resident C. Nonroe County y York who and
has been, xFrsseuy pleaslnt and prlfuni ee? FOX
FIVE YEARS PAST
Ard whose rs-1eed ~ and s Ttrc1s he at
tfUtou Ct toe learned l3 sfl u the ne M prof ar
the Trs snd Ehch saois truthful eet Tor Intelligent and
curious l. EXHIBITIONS.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING
f-T shcrt
ACADEMY HALL No 80 Brosdway opposite Bonds,
Admission Is ccrts; Children halt ps4ce
Hor Of Eahibucn-Ffou 10 4 NJ 70 P Eysnins TO g
Eook containing Biographical sketch OF his life aud history vita
extracts 'Fora the vi. b. ? ale a. he door
NORAMA OF MAG RA.-
Il HOPE CHAPEL. No. 20 BrtadWlF-
Thrilling SCENE.
To 'ate thrnr sosae OF JOSEPH AvEREL in the RAPIDS
Lac lf e -lcfd % fRANhEN> lfIN'S fAFOkASlA
TABLE ROCK FALLEN.
The sH4n poricn 81 Table Rock s FRIDAY rornns
h CAY Therefore where tle renowned Nock ca
b. seen. : q 3 universally ldui-sl Panorama
OTen very horrG aud Evslins Iancra MoFnlk A.
u a..e. Erenins aeloek Adn-.ol. s. CO Chden. > es
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Wants.

A Protestant YOUNG WOMAN wants a ace in
n good miy seamses and Assistant Nurse 10 Ire At no
Il cilton-Iisoe
A ; CHAMBESfAID and Waiter or TO do general house
n work % private family By s,pe,s .hs con- eonn WAC cs
Be seen al No 9cs Moitst. near Blocker
A ; COOK and 10 wash and iron in private fanny
~ b. ChambeFnaid aud Waiter or as Laanles sa
have excellent ey reference Call No y 6hsg IN book
A : CHAMBERMAID and Waitress or 10 mind ehi
N den would do general hon wo, Yin sis iani f
bach baaeaent
A LADY wishes to have the entire charge OF FIX
NPris from the Of six 70 twelve 20 instruct tns =
tne EbIlsh branches aud music. desired They wosa h'.
te VIII one b p ~ ss @ So sD RR Term, ysr,
Ter sddsIs IONKERs Boz 40 his Office
A SITUATION WANTED-By two respectable
= Crore a, sesEs;re and chanbsraad and hs G,5 =
da5,by spTiyinss. 40. Fesi-t- brooklyn
WANTED-By young Lady who has had seyeral
yssI5 eAperEss e The business ston to Teach Nas
Aiies Or the higher Ensh BFsHeaes W'ah gos ebe % g -
WANTFD-A situation by a respectable young
"9nan 70 40 elaserors Or ssEeral hoaseort IN s'a9
he rssr thiid aoor Can he seen foE tg7o days
WANTED-A situation BY respectable Girl as
" Shss N9S o. ID b g ma pT's fiaa
NANIED-By respectable Protestant Girl, =
sfsion . 20 the e.5ero5s sad uiss Of snail pfigss
w ANIED-TWO experienced and Vious Ladies, to
w take clare family schools Of Or- n the E,r
f,tG atthe South They b. veil gud q feseh Music ln
uwuk Necd.eEok 10 counseioa with he Eneleh nf.-c.s
e. ocstOr ha.tnv szlary $40 AID boad Al
IRA K. W She Yero.s 20 W Fsiio1ft
WANT DO afrend in fancy Bazaar, resp e.
W able srst yo.rs Gil Cal a. 40 f2 BroriWrg
WANTED-A Young Isdy 10 play the Piano in a
w fub.c place. Ca o. 70. & = BToldasy
WANTED-By respectable Protestant young
w Gin s ARIA Iglr-s family. - Car-l rl4.l AID
N.ltlcs-c.y preeIFed CAR lf 30 l.. isumcals.
XiTANTED-A stu1ton b. ,teady young WOuan,
w s1re szd ltlIahe-ns4 abe u sxng eirse 4 q
tsby. Pai sever saG : ilrg - u.ass ,rst >
f- Esre1ee c her 4t Pike Ca BE- seen for to s4ss ~
srp.y.rs % 10 %. lroTf'-
NrANIED-By respectable young Womao. a
w sius.Ion e. ses-frs.s. AL plain dr
Pct ri city rsfIerce Cen b IL IVA t-t Cali .. 30. d
GO ish-l.- ls;v zen - iHls--sfs
w ANTED-By young Woman, who understands
w Lsr trnsfs a Col rasts- .fractbis prfsfe ftrl-
~ Good refer, b. s7sn b. app No =. Yah
where fhe can o. sseS TO- two DIS
XyANTED-A SITUATION by a respectable Young
w wcssss. -hs sooa fi-ia COX " ash-r SOD fr4er
x1ad 10 cb~sbsrrors u mall pirate family Wees
rf hO pfsifrsd Csg ziv@ s09t rsfs.cc-. Gu
70. - seiissn-s is7ns faF'e 1nrl =
XNANTED-A Pisno-FGstr. IN exchange for q
w er.sf = -fu "a CsE1 id.I-s A b T-ssEe oI.s
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. I. Bar
sD Proprietor and Manager John Greenwood j. Assist
ant ''''' I'M LIVING GlRAYFEs PROM EoYPra
captured The reser, nses Of Aaa TO- TIE Royl Men
C. ''' '' NOW TO BE SEEN At THE MUSEUM
my tims non TO loP b. in .h, and epaeioas aeio-
sure GfHovISG PART OF TIE sEcOSD FLOOR 81,
ssr and ia ii hsf tes1 ron srseoas s.elies ADORE
we" an MALE L. ciRAtfE Is = FEEL IN HIGHT
rENArE Is 81 FEET N HIGHT o..
md were ottaled by ~ baTnun dee'y i;a ~ NiSs
the animals himself this cry insure their 't'
1ss i The f 'H5 IJi6Eil been
and yet they ~ wS1I1T ino1GiIr ASY ExTRX CHARGE
Tie oPs, % AZ eo Sh. nd ess R' Era me a
''i''' 'I choieEST DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
COMEDY Moral ''-' TiIE BEiRbED LADY
and all the ofler c. -i3.ircs 70 b. usual
4dhsnce tie whole Ma-aH a. vel - n PsrioI,n,n.es
3 cents Chdren under 10 IL eeni tst bae'aJ ana
PsTIueL j. Gems tHtIs
ERANCONTs HIPPODROME.-BENE Of NJ.
FGASeoNL THIS t'ESINgR sP @ asts ~. s9 W
B1 I'D rerif esy G. Brilliant cas- and 'ia i'n. Biin'
is g. ~ FIELD OF T co ii GOLD
Orsi taaioi Rae sesIe Sa.'' .,st p, open a.
ocok IN the evening Perform nes. 70 CON
eke.,teaIcd q ne ecru Hotel Asoi Hose Lovoy' And
DodeoItks uscsiore.
yVAsHINGToN CIRCUS.-Corper Of 39th-st and
w ehes Moot IaoNrs3T - = ~ I = Syj -,
ssYo%l0 iRoTIiEES NslAnie 4OCRNAiRE Mr. " D
SA5Sed clis 81 itIHRoP al SO 5BY WILLIAMS
pooss orsn = nd !. fsr.srlasIes' a. Az d r. Ii
WOOD MINSTRELS-No. 4i4 Broadway above
w Howsrd-s.-OPES EVERY EHENlN0-h, MOOD NJ
,Ir 81 isis aad Ethiopian D.la-o cannot B, sqaals
hy Nv other lu 10 "a In st siass Sc pr Ne
~ - cy tat the A'sElooa Concerts az a-'-'-
BUCKLEY OPERA HOUSE, No. SO Broadway
- Open EVERY NIGHT by Il sr'isd BIS ~ ALs "a
- 49, ,I si,si - e5us o. LUCIA DI LAAMERMOOa VIII
.-5 .,re,t riaenses Al . ocock. AdE-sOa p eis
CFpGWICK, APOLLOMEON CONCERTS Hope
- Cbre Iroaiwsy-Mr. sEDGWICA who b. been - l5-
s's IL l-le - q. , I u a. r. a. rss s.l;s cre;s
lri aboit TO ave isolsa ,els. a ~ .sd oi
S rs rci,s,l al sI1 ely iha come Prod .,,1l' o. e
~ n s D., ilr -rsict- srHa nsE11l-n D FALLS
uaeqa'le.- Ad-'A' - '''''-' jGuEs II DAILY. A'eat
yHANKENsTEIN's PANORAMA Of MALARIA
i Table kJcH E .,i-.. 4, ..., ,,,-,,ts,.
So M r,s.-s Is ?. 49, tls si,'7 is "a len
~, we lac-a :. =, u ''t m ,..T e. y
T,6rt Ch.t1' y ~ E-o~ls ot2-,-- 's"-f'A H.
>, MEISTERs laso
Il hH-'i'T ~, u-ss1Fs
Nc es Brss1vsv 20 ofin- raor e''rlsi' Va.' p,
SIGNOR BLlTZ tic wonderful aui L7ai! ga
sSofviryrp ,NsnI BIRDS WIZ a.Pe.r q ne : -
lSi !, 10 ~ ysrS D - 1sTERSo0Ss Ai-
- - sel.s. eslGfea II csa.s- ~, 81.
..rs,HE GREATEST ATTRACTION IL ms q LII, l.;
-pr ArBOTT7s NJ scum Or EefPIiAsS AS.I'-s - 4
~ uvvssani "a ..sts . 80 bo,ta-s -
--- ~ fr~e = O. obt- al -. al p s-n - = - =
H-sa AZ u ils;ru@aa- Admission ez'y . ca. ~
| avn ERYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN AkI,
, i.I-. sp s5 Fsais I'D !sneA @
I'D % ssree "a p ~. aos s - ~ . ysrk Alz.sea
] II tiiCI acurs irCn ~ &c i'fN'
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fcst ano found.

\ OST-On Tursday, 18th inst, IN Broadway, be-.
~ tsees Leoge.e ord BTooae IT, .ss COLD VIZ. .,
nccuu iih mall piece u clsi eraeaef nnorf 20,
rsccicisd Jlf fGcsisc al reward ~ Fetu1.os
;is % 80 l8 Far iSfhs;- % 80 80 Pcari--
I OST or STOLEN-TwO Aceeptances 81 Geo: ~
Srsv OF dfsfs drawn b. T. Hsz,ue e. tolioFs
dated Ialv 1854 month. u s-' one ntd sssst
l. 1876 acls or scoi eoA "a -i.s 70 INC 'faeIo o. ne
dI-wfs. AID b lin iracIted ~. -
a., 10 rsnrs rsh HcEEnT OF Cfnclnss ofs dan
dNn - l. lord psTa ne - ,nc @Nt ana s' ihsSs "a SA,sd
J. Ig IS iall 90 E4cn' 10. of rISN- .
A., = i,.ed psTchase aid dEsns payment Of
IL - isD cpped Any perm hariSg foanI the sbpys
dIsfs b suitably rewarded b having he via
/. H. a. fir above nsrasd paths
= osT or STOLEN-FroW the subscriber. PASS
IL RoOE ~ with The Broadway ssvirs ias,rton Any
efr ?, viii b. rewsriad b, leaving VITA
MICHAEL DESNiE- Nc ia WsAnSssss
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THE NETWORK JOURNAL.
The Tsde respectfully informed that Ns~ Etioa ofih'
Prs Monthly PAT for -
now IN u-ss md will be really for evev sbcu the Ssh inst
TIE SEPTEMBER ISSUE
still Re supplied
The entire work y being
ELECrROTYPEs
which viii enable,he Publisher 10 supply a. fafs orders wa
promptnsss Orders ST the
OCTOBER
number requested 20 be immediately sent IN
P. n oRyl', Publisher, Nc IS N,ssnst
EOWLERS & WELLS, No lSl Nassau-st. n. y
all WORKS iiydrcpathy Physiology Phrenoo
~. Phc1ogrsply ard the Natural Sciences generally.
woEXs EDITIONS
The View Illustrated Hyoropitfc Eucycopcdia. = %
Tie Nser Cucc Liursry. H. Iyols- 80
Aorsl ard Iu.eiltctal Science. -
Lie 81 i'afc L Hopper. ~ 3
Dow nine's Fruits aad Fruif Trees Al s.
Lectures Life AMI Heslfh BY Acstr. ~ -
hirfs REFORMS. b h Greeley. ~
Lectures N Woman. BY Horace Mann ) Lectures 70
Young Men Lectures Rsh ard Poor Poor and lgnor
Temperance. $ Woman snl M.hcs crs Main
Law edition ~ thousand Ssrnts remrcfsn
Tales Phrcuoos.cai Nsfrr Clro Amanacs for 1884
each Phcnoocal Journal Water Cure Journal
A. Complete catalogues ruAed app -allon az No ~ NA'
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STILL LIVE 30 sO0 Copies 'i tbs Great No-A
Il arrsty sd r, -, 49, rsfii.hs1
eou,e = one sol--re Boc - c 50. - % -. -.
80 -.rrs. SIS vork c- tie fst tine ltls
he low rice r. -shch liz vork 80 vi .--,.s 10y -s
70 LtrAfY = foi' - NiiS-
-. 49,. .;r,-. -ressses u HAY"A - F-t-s--
"a Rcckestsr
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i FRANCONL THIS EyENlNG. sept. i6--AEkCisEs Or
mn NISA0F ID which Mons Frlncoli will make - horse
IA, srd rem esF.ty q Brilliant i,as and ai'n bfin'
f.fs OF Horeaans,p IS Mon AuEusus ses aud ne IN
COM Grand Tournament Of he FIELD Or iE 70 ~ VI "OD
car Cherot Race. sctVe Chase an4 Ihe Car ~ flofa
iou ~ s. cts rid 5 Gu Anne afeIed-Doofs open a.
ec hi III sfernoon evening Perform 70 con-
utuce a. J Z NJ aid o. ~ PM -
e. ne Wcern Hotel Asoi Hose Loyoys 2ha
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w ehav. MOORE. Thompson = " tr5pIetors
Snerdd every AFI IRNOON aud EFENiN6 con
rr OF rsn- Dancing Ecre trin he Performances o. tns
sNrON1p tROTUr.>. asCAmc IOl r. Alsh. Ars W u
6AEECiI Ness CARTOLL. DfMOrE VILLA an al the
,'ro-.rel clowns ~ IAIAROP Ant 3O5Bf VILLAS
Ios open md l. Performances a. All y = ii Aison
If Z he hon ca
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.STED-A Pisno-F0str. IN exchange TOR
se cr.sf = .sfl "a Can td.I-s A. b, T-tsE@ OI.s
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" The ~ q" i, Vo|e Vesesb7es & a. Nblos
i Inn ISDAY SEsDAY nd TIT hsDAi sep ~ q
~ a iS53-The Exhibition will op-u 20 the pgee o,
. ~ "a TUESDAY. and continue open On NEDNE9DAl SUI
sIAY from NJ iin 10 r. ~ The Committee x' pes
10 ,s ne tbs sn Addres viii b. delivered on fhChs
nay EVENiNG By the dtns uhed speaker Rev T. H. ChAFiN
a. ufu ffr
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UrNION cOTRsE /. I-TROTTING-On FRI

n Mn PONS, Proprietor Of the Iheaters OF
n yinueva Havana Praise ia Besll md me traeo "a
sroa agent Of Theaters IN Msu4a1 Carlen1 qua
Crande villa Clara Cienfegos Inldld Sam Siil an Jntn
e h. Puerto Prrcpe and santiago de Iba an onces
fh h. IS raadv make sgrangem.u-s with nv comp any OF un
Ferorusrs that iutond gCng 20 the Island o. nn ne
from ocock ~ u tLi VeoeN 10 w.
tud remains IN his City until the ilfh October
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6pecial Nolires.

.ns, Worlds Temperance CoBventie1-Ins P-1
~ "SS''' Convenfon VIII e I1ylhe1 lfnleo ciy u WI
s ,-p(ips species resolutions -, o. Deieftee ale
oS.n %, ~ a. VITO Pfcfses b. Lucy STONE Pnes .
- hs usrs ,eo..t = th' t,9s o-sI a. o. .n
yr1 ,...spers who insert the above or give noce Of 1e
f,s...tSS, III = entitled % copy
!, N y-NOTi CK.-Ocess aad MEMBER o. PcrteTer-
y are respectfully iay ed 70 r,iena is Leeste D. .
- M sIgG sept 10 20 broadway. Icke's 4of
Itlsg I'D AIDES nsy BE- pro- ured =. th oons piless'
reDbef'' - n fR AVIS, 40. lgl Chris CphCr.
n ~ HIRIIS. No. 81 CedaTst Committee.
II 2 10 - No llJ ClrYa,ie-s-)
eonnesc- g. gc.ccs
= ,.,;ee-Te F.,s; Consress'ional Luta-aa Ely ieg
gtGWs rar-rrf Fiu reconlenoe ~ faDAc service on
~ $50 ~ ir Aeademy Hall No Cos Broadway 50 o.
6tsSt MosBrs service ~ 1895 s'enns 'efee' 81
- rr,vey.if, Of the City Of Newly ork-Ih e5an,ns'
e ~ sisio 20 ihs In ution ~ take place On lOEoDAl
TO- ~ hs Unveriy 10 An Applicants aye rlre' .
% In ~ Chsrcel0fs Room ~ y 81 o. the sane day
suss tie inSiituon BEGIN the day following
ehs Female Normal school will ufael o. sAiL r.
" ~ M spd until further roice hold ~ session. "a -
pa If H. Board EducaioD the corner oi Grand al
EuFs -.
"a, A Meeting of the loang Men's Missionary Con-
tsssau 81 The T.. Ch1icl. 20 maze if roa Ut =
,s On VII 10 held THIS Fnds' ~ DNiND 81 q ci0yA
80 N,s.ios Rooms aiaihenr-si. ~ orae-'
me- N''' ? WATERS, lsoc-e.s-fo,