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BOOTS! BOOT 81!
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AEE - N @ nE Z 9 y A I z !

EORTY CASES
lust received and for sale at tho old and well
y known stand OF s. SLEMMONS, who has deei.
dedy the largest and hest assortment Of Boots and
Shoes ever brought to this market; consisting OF
Gents coarse, kip and fine Boots, o the best Phila-
delbi,ia make. A vary large and extensive assort-
nient Of boys coarse and fine Boots. Also, yolihs
boots and shoes Also, great Natasv of-cvsr
Shoes--Baffalo, Gum, &C.
Ladies Ware!
Calf Kip and Morocco OF all sizes and Of the very
best quality, very superior lot OF Ladies' CATERS.
Misses Caters Of all sizes and quality, togetaar
with an everlasting lot OF childrens bJSts shoes,
SC, OF every size and quality. Together with a
few lot of Ladies Trunks and Satchsls. Afad n
splendid lofof Sole Leather, Mems Morocco Ladies
do, kid do; pegs, &c, which will sell cheap.
have large stock Of my own manufacture, on
hands, which am disposing of At the very lowest
prices. All who wish good bargains will do well
10 call sno, as am determined TO sell and no mis-
take cheap forecast or approved country Produce.
Z Cadiz, Ohio, Nov 8, 1854 3. SLEMM0NS.
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&1r SYPHILIS, SCROFULA AND DISEASED
BLOOD For thsse terrific diseases, Cartcr's Spanish
NiKtate IS the only specific.
The proprie have in their possession over ore
hundred certificates OF the most extraordinary cures
efrctedbysit.
We refer To the certificate of Richard Adams, late
High Sheriff Of Richmond, Vn Erwin Burton, Com
missioner of the Revenue Tor Richmond; General
Welch, of the Alammotn Circus; DR.. llundley Of
Washington City; Mr.. VIM. A. Matthews, and {. B.
Luck, Esq, of Richmond, Va, Mr.. +. Boyden, Ex-
change Hotel, Va. and host of others, who have
seen cases of the description cured by Carriers
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that il is the
greatest purifier of the blood known.
Soc advoTtiSement.--n23-lm.
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Goliah Tedrow. I.H,, Court Of Common II ~,
vs.. tsrri~on con- ty Ohio.
Ielrow, Detls 4 will take notice that on
The 23 day Of Septeinber l854 the sad Goliah Ted
row tiled tispeution against him ami the said Fnoch
Iedruw IN the loutt OF Common Pleas Q; said Hsr-
iS9n county, which petition is now pending. praying
judgment against them for $4,000, with intetesi
thereon from the 2th day Of June, 1851, which san,
is dnt said Go'iah fedow, on the pfomi4ory note oi
said defendants, dated June l2th, l6a4 aut tiat &
writ OF attachment lns been issuei against ssi
Kelnpsproperty; and tim; unless the suil defeua
ans shall appear and answer said PETITION on Or he
fore tn 9Th uny of November, 1874, Judgment Wi!
d rendered against them Tor the amount n!aimgd sr
aioresaii ). w. BttSFNlCK,
Sept 27lh lSi4.--Gw. Atty tor Petitioner.
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Road No ice.

NJ Office is hereby given that pe'i,ion will i
IN presented W the commissioners of Hal1i~o..
county al thor December sesailn, praying Tor a
aerauon in the Sa.e Road leading from fIeepo.
10 Weatciester, G.nnniencing ST or ltar NoDdiorU,
Bridge, thence thi most prnctictbe route suui ol
said Huo1iorl'S house, 10 the top Of The lii.
frCeport, Ghu k)It. 2b, 1894 -pd.
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y Carrie ~ VIRaINrA -It is ststed. that
there are now 1000 cattle for sale in Nicho-
aaias, abaut 10000 IN Lewis county. Va,
and that for cash they could be purchased
On essy scrms
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ES-Wm, Webster, an oyersegron Colonel
b 6othorcn's plantation. in Charles county,
Maryland, was shot dead on Thursday. by
one Of the negroes under his charge.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at CGdiz, Ohio on the
l5th day OF October, 1874.
Anderson Eliza > JamisGn JOHN
Anderson Thomas keebaH Lawrence
Antie John knonlT lseac
Adams Robert kaney J0an w
Adams Rachel a Kitchen A u
Ainles Daniel jun'r kIrk Ed n
Adrean Thos lWle James Rev
Bargar John G. Little George
Barnes Gabriel w Lawrence Richard
Bryan Mary Mrs Land Sarah Miss
Beach F. K Mrs Lagrange
Brener Cadz LoOenstein iloier FP
BraZeu George MCttreW Mary
Brooks w T Mitchell Joon
Bell Stephen Manly Allen
Brown Joha Man y Bridge, Miss
Bates Hamilton Marsh 4
Cow 'fhos AaWIX Michael
Clark NJ M.Cai!orly Wiiiiam
Covert Abraham MahoIm James
Garter Nancy MCAdOO Martha A
Craig Nancy Mrs Muligan Marx
Craig Rachel a Miss McGuire Bernard & John
Cooper James ; OFlevle Elizabeth Miss
Cousidine Bridget Osborne William w
ChunbeIin Green VIM Patch w Il
Chambers William Pursey Richard NJ
bury Henry Palmer James
Dunlap Ruth Mrs Regal Edwin 9
DickersOn Joshua Rtlenhouse Corncla Mi
Dickerson kebecca Miss Rice Dan
Dickerson Miss l. Reed Hugh
Dnmars \ Hussey MessfsROhIn>Uu Robert
Duling Louiza Scott iiunnah
DearhOrne I G Speer Catharine Miss
Dixon Polly Miss Scott Michael
Don Daniel Smith Lausin A
Davis Josiah Smith Mary } Mrs
DOIg james X Rev SclwalS Anlon
tinlcal Ellen Mary Miss Smith Colvert Rev
Frickes Elizabeth ShOckler John
Frederick John } Shpmau Matthias
Gray Thompson Sldwoll Israel
Gilmore Francis Singer Mary Ann Miss
Gleason II Z SqrlreS George
Gursum Jim sproui William
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t1-Horacc Walpole once practicei on the
Z fears Of timorous old lady, BY observing
that there was . strong smell of thieves in
w the house!
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SIS g BOO

for the round trip from Cadiz to
Newark and return.
Passengers are requested to pro-
cure through Tickets from the Con
ductor on the Cldiz Branch.
luggage Chocked Through F.!
Freight will be receipted through
from and to Cadiz and Newark
and Intermediate Stations.
iLP For further Information. ap
ply to -. HILBERT, Conduc-
tor Cadiz Branch, or l.. DEV EN-
NY, Gen'l Agent, SteubenyiIle. o.
ISRAEL PEMBERTON. SapI.
October IL, 1854.-2t.
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4 PLACEMENT NOTICE AT my instance
~ an Attachment was this day issued by lhomn~
Fiunicum, II Justice of the Peace OF Runley town
ship Harrison county, uGanst tie property and Ell
trcts oi JoshuA Kemp, ahsconduy debtor, non resi-.
dent oi said county. Debt ten dollars and forty cts
This 22I day oi September, 1854.
NIL 4w GEORGE SIMMONS.
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lcrs expensive. and leaving the system in better
condition Letal interested call and ob'ai, pam
phiet tifce) containing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources, ot the beneficial results oi IL
rse togt her with letters from highly experienced
PhyHiciniia, WHO have used il in their Practice an"
speak irUm their own nhsorvnlinns.
REFERENCES:
P. 3, Pec5iam, VI D Utica, Ny.
l. D, r. "nng, " D Roahsstsr, \. y
D. Y Footr, VI D., Syracuse, n. s.
Ptof l}unhor, NJ. D.. Baltimore. Nd.
G. hrrrk, VI. d, Baltimore, Md.
w. w Reese " D New y orll city.
W Prescott, VI. D., Concord, n. II.
JP. Newland, NJ. d., Utica, n Y.
Rev. = jeart tffnn Springs, :. {.
PAMPHLETS TO BE HAD GRATIS AT THE
STORE OF
JoHE MCB.AN, Agent Druggist, CadZ, Q. Ais"
BY G.. l.. fnwcott 4 Co., NJ Pleasant, Harsh &
McCuttheon, Stcubunvie, and by Druggists grner
ally.
&1rNortcE TO TIE uwcrruHATE lrNALr.
feel i, q duty incumbent upon mye.i' 10 declare
publicly the great blessing Dt. Marcasl'S Utc'iac
Cathul!run has proved ta IJe For two y0a.s NY
health miserable; l was almost uaao.s TO walk.
Physicians pron0unced my case falling OF the womb
extensive uc"rniiOns, commencing with i!u1r ainus
The pains, irritation, pr1Ai7at9a and the iutoitrn
bic frtd disc lagga rendered life aIrr8t Il borden
In this nii-crahlo coniluJn, pr +. E. Ncwlanf 70
commended Ir. Anarchists teTinc Cathuiicon--
Atier takur ionr bottles ] lind myself IL peri"c
health t'roiituls for restoration MAKES III. ardent
ig drsir" tI'a; AL my eek, Mike untofmrnie,
ind su.c relief from this inestiInable nsGllIHe
ELIZABETH a NEWLAND,
No. ~ West st., Clica N. \.
The above statement know TO be frQe.
I, +. NEW&AND, N, u. Urics, r. '.
have no hesitation in saying Or. Marrhlss Ctsr-
inc Cah iieOu Is invaluable III uterine diseases gem
orally ! have uscd it in FIuor Albus, Ameuorrhu'a.
Prolapsus teri, and in 0t extensive nlcera-
hon q To" ranni aud Of uteri II Is worthy OF the
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Throw Physic to the Dogs.

Throw Physlc to the Dogs.
DuLyERMACHERt Hydro ELEorio VoIrtp
! CUAISS
Pro iucing instant relief from The most acute pain.
and permanently curing all NeHralgic diseases,
Rheumatism, painful aud sRelled Joints,
Neuralgia OF the Face, Deafness, Blind
Eess. st. vitus Dance Palpitations
OF the Heart, periodical Head
ache, Pains in the stom-
ncn, Indigestion. Dys-
Pepsla, Uterins
Pains. Paraly-
sis, Get,
These chains were fir introduced IN the ei,, Il
New York less than yeuT since, and after being
subjected thorough truls IN every hospital in the
city, and applied by DTs. Valentine, AlOtt Carnochaa,
Y an Buren and others. il discovered that they
possess strange and wonderful power in the relief
and cure Of the above class Of diseneeS and their
sale. at the success that has attended their use =
unparalleled
they usea il very hospital in Europe, and aFs
secured by patents in France, Germany, Austri4
russia anG England, aH4 also in The United Statea
"rr M cr."sE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The prl.'uig ssu which il is claimed that the
Chains produce ihaIr marv.!ous cures are, first
that all Nervous DISEASES attended and pre-
ducCd by deficient supply OF nervous iuid and N
agent that rCslHhics closely electfIcly or cicero
uigEnoiisEl; and second hat tho electro magneuc
CHAINS. BY UGlng worn over and upon the part and
organ diseased furnish to the exhausted nervous
iiuId which is required t0Puduce healthy action
through the entire system. W disgusting nostrum
is allowed to be taken while using the chains, buta
rigii Observance Of the general II Ws OF health a-orr-
uaircd Brisk friction upon tho part diseased ads
nch 10 the ELECTS of tbe Chains by increasing thsr
magnetic powrr
'stse '6't'HtSSa'ot' 1's''ars.
wi! be gi5sn 10 any person VIZ will produce -
many well autI-uticatrd ccrulicates Of cure bosh
rom intelligent ratiout4 and scsptfc physicisna,
~ have bccn effected by the use Of fulyernaclors
Electric GIains. They never tail to perforn what
.hey sra advertised 10 do, and NJ person has eysr
been dissatisfied ,y!in has given iteIn u TRIAL
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Examiners Notice to Teachers.

EXanllnef's WOtlce 20 TeaChefS.
MTENy ARitARGESl EETS.- Hereafter there
In wll be but four determinations held in Harn-
son county during the year. yiz--On the last friduy
OF April and October, Ut the close u the semi annual
Unpn institute, for the counties OF jefferson rnd
Harrison, and ON the last Fridays ot January ana
june. since all answers TO questions are 10 be
written, each applcan; should furnish hinsel with
three sheets OF paper and penand lnk-aso roading
book. All examinations " b. held in Cadiz. No
priyute examinations
Circulars containing the niles and regulations by
which The BAard viii be goye rsd, will no Sent to bi
the ,OsnShips il the county.
BY order OF the Board.
J.f. WOOD, Clnk
Z cadiz, Oct 3, i854--2w.
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Our Sd supply Of Bonnets.

I1lNI Jul WU UUPFAy u DVAACVDt
lust to hand, our third supply Of Bonnets among
.J which are some nice plain straw, French, Bril-
liant and Fancy Silk, also panama Hats, call L. see
them, we will sell them cheap. WM. HOGG & co
Z Cadiz, May "a, 1854.
CSlLK, cEape, gossamero, Naplas and English straw
- bcnrettE4 head dresres, adies caps, ETC. for sale
~ srea; vsststy " = . N McFADDEN
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Final Account.

nj Office is hereby given that the following ac
IN count has been filed in the Probate court .
Harrison county, Ohio for settlement; The final ac
count OF HorRuo Roby, as guardian Of Jesse Greer
Liggett, minor, and that the same will be examined
and passed upon by the undersigned on the III
day OF November next
b. w. vIERS, Probate Judge,
Oct 18th, 1854.
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Administrators Notice.
NT Office is hereby gwen that the undersigned
In have been appointed administrators OF the es-
sits OF Isaac Spiker Senr., deceased late OF tlar
tfsoH county, Ohio ISAAC SPI kEk,
j. G. WELLS,
Oct 9Th, lS54,--rl14- -9w Administrators.
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C0slApgcted to Dresden
PASSENGERS

iicketed through from Cadiz to
Newark in II ~ hours I!
On and after Monday. October
18th. the StcubcnyiIlc and Indiana
Railroad will be open to Dresden,
(0G miles) and a Passenger Train
will run daily, (~nndays oxcerted)
as follows - Leaves Cadiz at 7.tN
\. NJ, arrives in Dresden at z. N.,
connecting Immediately with Canal
Packets. Passengers dine on the
Boat and reach Newark at Z O'Clock
p. M. Returning, leave Newark
at Z O'Clock A. NJ, dine on board
the Packet. and connect with the
Cars at Dresden. at l.30 L. NJ,
reaching Cadjz, at 7.5 Z. NJ.
During the week Of the ONO
STATE FAER-(viZ: October lG,
II, l9, 10, 20 and 2Ist) the rate o.
Fare will be reduced to
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TIsREsSiT Family Flour kspt cafstantiT 0a hands
II aud f,rst sale tuFsu iss4r Aicltll.AalCKESs
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will Be gi5en 10 any person u.o will produce -
many well aut,-utiratrd certificates Of cure, both
from Intelligent gatiouts aHd scisntltc phYsicisna
~ have bccn elected by tho Of rulvermachor'a
Electric Chains. They never tail to perform what
.hey ua advertised 10 DO, and NJ person has eye<
been dissatisfied ,,!inhas given item trial.
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NAV in. 1854 ly
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gTHIRTG-TufRD AsNIg ERsARY OF THE UEGREy
i Benevolent Society established in 49,

u IT, II.
SiR-Thc undersigned President and Directors the
brew Benevolent Society hsvo the pleasure to nfor You
shat they intend 60 celebrate tho Thirty .hri Anniversary
SAthe Society by public Gnner Wcancsdsy, the Al
November a. o'clock 7. N, at the Chinsse nhly
Rooms Broadway which tho honor
pany Is earnestly solicited. IL viii doubt 30
Kxhcntion to the members sEA teons IF this
he informed that bsr.isy
Tho Board Of Directors have hcsa ublc respond
calls which have been made their charity
tndgent dnring the past ycar escy Hhon j taken
into consideration that the last winter las
annually nereasng The Undersigned earnestly hope ths
sheu fellow creatures In the honrs Of and distress
They close thor the ccpvc ION h.
She present troubles fluctuations in Europa they auc
se heavier demands upon their funds shan
oro, They taerSoru earnestly sppeal tho buavoence
every 70 Assist them il hc holy undertake
Ing II. ANON SON, President, so Wiitism street.
y. J. KING, Vice iresidaat. 40 ~ a,-s street
JOHN LEVY, Jrossarcr. ~ Nerey streot.
broctcrs-jacah Macs, Wtam str'at itenry Dayison,
cedar str.t Isaac iaeer y Dey street. Iou Berns,n,
tI5 Broome street. " nrshfcii Is hog DaYii oh
30 Canal sircetdwa-d rark iiaiaen lano: George s.
hawson lsi Madam lanes Pucus kipy 40 William street:
Henry Golismith, E,crstary. co Fulton street. -
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LECTURES.

VA LetI,. 20 be u,anl g ieanhnd IRE follcvius
tiemcn v lecture hase Tho of the Mechanics In.
stitute dWrs the prestat soason, uamalyfsn Zalock
Pratt, Gov seymour, Chs modore W y. Moore, Hon VIM
d. Murphy, frrE James Nenry, Charles v. Dspysr A. o.
Norton, Y z Tracy, IhoK Jones, Jr, = T. crettendon
n Augustus tiason " D. Vim. s. POST !. Wade WHOM
H. e. Vail ane =. e. Deyersoy, Esgs Prof Hsury VII de-
hvrr the inrnauotosy loatma ut O'Clock.
evening, Nov 10 siucatic1s, aF,hesef the
Mechanics Institute This lecture is free all.
their crts ny calling upon tho Asuay nan.
hers aaa their aia lies adtted free oil seuras
lectures delivered every Wednesday evening duHg
sen az tse lecture No. Boysry. commensiug eight
ecerk An extra viii be delivered during he
A. INC SS feaut inttute Broadway ~ several Gistn
sushed ssnemsp, o. which due notice VIII b siYsn The
SECULAR nontnly ,st holden "a the
second Irese. eTenn each IN REGULAR msetins
the Eoard OF Doctors first aMl third Tuesday even
rer OF each mo. ~ &. H. DLLsYhS.)
n G. TRACY. 49,.
Gro. STEERS, i.st.t"
JA%. r. BRADv Np"hteos
T. ,. PuRrfd
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SPECIAL NO6ECEa.


A Y. A.-TBE OFFICERS eF THE GRAND Lof j
A. the State OF New York. sRs Ill others wishing
members Of True sons Of borty Lodge, No.
American Protestant Association,
tual in attendance AZ EAGLE Hain Forty fourth n.reet
tween the Eighth and Ninth ayonaes slnesday suing
wIIIIAa MoRRIs. K. 5.
NARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE 10
~ their customers, ant the trade geEc-Ay that in
sequence OF the late fro in .e wholesale warehouse
10 Washington street. they have removed tho lis
Warren street for the present
BENJAMIN J. LEVY 4 CO., Wholesale Druggists
junction CANAL BETWEEN CARTHAGENA (NEw
q Granada and he river EagdsienAA general iaeetia
the friends New Granada, 81 tho gcntcmeu who
sisnifod Their intention of hecrl Chandeliers
Aho is sJecd at uarct ante Exchange,
1y permission Of the PresiisnL oci",a We1nes-
day afternoon, tho l ins- The ]llig. tAe
report Of the committee appointed ath iast aad
adopting preliminary steps ics tho orSsie corr paay.
HIOTICE.-ALL PERSONS FAyISG LUGGAGE At
IN tho Travellers I9 Cedar street. hereby
tined unless they ~i fTd take the ave..
Aotore the lst Dsca rs the SAID L be sold
~ public auction, 20 pay
AoTtCE.-GEoRGE ", UAEDENBaooh HAVING
IN 70 tho.undersgn ed Of ali his
pty the benefit IL is tors all Indebted
all pc sRing claims .sins him win 81 sons Ii
statement without delay. CHRISTOPHER kisRSIED,
n d., assignee o. ~ Tasty fourth street, New York
MOI III
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T'pzyl rYrl.Eytuy.

ffCRNWELL GuAED-NoricF.--THE0 OFFICERS AND
memheTr o. ths Cor9xe Uuast are r5qussted TO meet
ntyohu BcEnetts sf Grand en3 CT one strst
day November H. az I2E o'clock ar DO burmese al
tho funarsl Of Charles gGgty, ata rsnbeY rnr,rp
eitiscrs dFess. by order J. g. NORTON, Cspsain.
JoHr AyREs, Secretary. g. t
TOHN DARRAGH GUArD-TnE MEMBERS or yur
Move company requested ~ attend mectiar al
heai-quarters 27lS South street. WGl.Tsav tbs .k
iust az ~ o'clock T. NJ q hear tho report 81 s c is
Bee Of arransemonts BY order Of : J. SENT, Cart1a
u nowsis,. 2socretaries
NoTicE--TuE fifth ANNUAL TARGET Ex ,uR
~ sion tho Growers Guard y postgluci nntl Tuesday
Nofenber 2f.. Tie is.ites guost1 VIII please -
Piho g.Tlns Of That esy.. a. n. 0BRfEN, Capt.
" hrlaFfsr, Orderly.
M DEcK.-rIE MEMBERS or THH HQsFHBy
- ubId arc requested altsl 4 nnses X si1t -
% seea s,ors ~ West street tb = tNedaes-sy eys
~ o'clock H., T. mata arriar " We - etr
Aohl"leK Il hcone soercta-y
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(ASr OFF CLOTHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ having any LEFT N Wearing apparel dispose Of "a lar
- tmaN qnantitica, very hfast praa ~
t9s'n ~ applying 70 or addressing THOMAS %. COMEDY
~ itari street. N. BMcrchknt tai0rs hApp ay ato,
clothing % Aaroso % vii please address above.
hoIhtNC.-iADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
'19laes 70 Dispose 81 receive fair cash rrl,o IL
w. ~ no stere5 - street, near Canal or 81
fSirosavg or AZ irss III Tot Ter through ifc sef -
evDtH iaees az ndfd ~ urs Ccher X ""
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ID OARDING-roR STUDENTS AND SINGLE GEN.
ID een; Of the eligible locations in the city,
tween Broadway and Fth avenue, In the immediate 3ici
nifty Of amusements hotels &e very ADVANTAGEOUS terms
convenience. Address Anderson, Herald occ, giving ad
dyeee
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CEASOEABLH GOODs-NERJNC PLAIDS.-
y JAMES FRANCE, 703 Brssaway will open on Wednee-
day, November Is,
soUR pLAips
Finest quality imported expressly for city retail trade
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CILKSi SILKS!-
In order to eject entire clearance of his silk stock
JAMES FRANCE, 1Q3 BROADWAY,
WILL and after Wednesday, November l5 dispose Of his
remaining stock OF silks II ouch prices cannot fail 70 in
dur nurc hasn
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WATCnEs AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
w We selling watches ~ great bargain. La
dies enc seld Watches S2 gold levers $50; hunting
vatehss so magic Watches diamond Watches Ae Geld
sbaius low. Ans Suyin3 watch have chain
1t manusacturcrs scst 4. J. JACOBS, AN BrosdvAyx
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THE MEMBERS, FIX MEMBERS, AND FRIENDS OF
4 Guardian Engine Company No ~ arc requested 20
to attend the funeral Of late associate and brother
man, Mr. Wilisp Barnes. BY order, y. 4. Drown,
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NoIIcE--oCEANUS FIRE ENGINE COMPANY NO
~ 1.-The members OF the ahoye.namod company
hohed 80 meet a. 20 wooster street, Tomorrow
oclockP NJ or the purpose Of paying the last triLutc
ny attending the funeral Of late and esteemed
ember Mr. Charles apty. from his late residences c63
JAMES IRWIN MURRAY. Foreman.
WM. J. LrwIs, Secretary.
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INSTRUCTION..

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CcC BR0ADwAy-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RE-
~ eeive pupils for private elias nstruction
The art OF pcnnanshp and bookkeeping daily this
Success guaranteed TO ALL old and young
900 BROADWAY.sLAST OPPORTUNITY To
Zoo take lessons In writing. an angular system -
ladies gentlemen received for IS 60 this week
business families. Foreigners learn sneak
English WE'LL So. Call directly on Mesers Bristonian writ
ing msstert.
FINISHING GovERNEss.-A LADY, VINO SPEAKS
il French and italian with facility and bss
FER many years syen instruction in music and all the
schools wishes 20 obtain situation teacher in nyivsts
family She give the lest reference in the nissd
st,tcs and AZ objection TO 20 South Address H.
Of Mrs. Ckili Nc. Clinton place. " -
TRENCB LANGUAGE.-PRor. d. IAcPoIy M asl
broadway continues to receive pnriIs for
Instruction ia the French language mpartine 10 the t6
facility speak It with duency and corrcctnsss Private
classes. Terms moderate 1890
ME- T. DE GRAND-VAL's CLASSICAL ENCLTsH
" freteh and Spanish Institute Hudson ma Wasblnwso
terrace iio,oten J. Circulars aud catalogues at the
institute aud at shcpard's, l51 Fulton street.
WANTEp-A TEACHER FOR TWO YOUNG MISSES.
A one VINO thoroughly understands English and French
NM 70 teach music in private family. Apply
az ~ hammond street, after 8 y. N.
WANTED-A SITUATION As TEACHER ny 4
" young man, who has had several experience In
teaching Ensifh and the classics Tho
gwen Address DR.. II. b. Kent Isl Mulberry street for
three days. ' w