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JACOB PECARE. OH = No iS5 He erst
CTRlNG TRADE of the COUNTRY.-Advertiscr
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places pouustior character an cfcd sioa
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r;nF ia.ren- journals b bad the Agency cfV
PALMER reasonable ftci for sio tug safe
aud uoOrs system Of advertising in DO city sod country
TO THOSE SEEKING BUSINESS For $50
pupil will BE- taken by prseics workman 20 srn ne Electro
Str fang and Gi ding busIes IL al is Branches C,n bs
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which he zsa's Apply No IS
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WILLIAM W. CR-D-R, of Ncw.York par
w ucusry requers that bis old friend and school f,0x,
GFOFGE w PUGH. Of LouisiAnA would send his address
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.-Contents for the week
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Bank Note Parer to Prevent Couuterng Four Eusayns.
joint. Of BeitIIs y
Hsrbor Improvements
The Great Telegraph Case.
hotsry Eps,ns- Bar5ows Patent
Car venti'ato- Rultsns
Kruire Ma hne Woods
Flames on Wrought iron Besms-Kroehpa
Csndl.-stici' - Roses
KStpirs Cloth Mschue-weeht
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Re'piDs Machines r, ,oTsiPs American Invention
Tin sOlsc Code. P.ient
Guspo in Cutsneous Diseases.
Cryttsl Cold for Derti.is.
insS,pee Of Pressure or Chemical Compound
Re Vaccination By DR. Benedict.
General Diffusion Of Gold
Material for Fine Gloves
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THE xSw-YOR,x TaIBUgE.

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s-tkhed on n. Of each Mall Steamer for A.pnw
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TONES PANTOSCOPE Of CALIFORNIA Ne
81 BRA.xA TERRITORY sod sALr LAKE wal open on tis
FRsf kCkDAi Ia Aghl At E9CILo RoON'' No Ao S'oA
tirse .T.,.an rs cents Tickets good for f.e aSni'-ion
xys Oa<e Win ho kept open d Tor The sale OF htsa, i5om
n sn3 letters for The sane nay De addressed %
J@fsLyY JONES - above 49, ,.--
Shoo this spleGsa Vsa'ns reduced ates
NEpEEsDAY kEA eATlRDAY AFTERNOONS
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6nmmer Retreats.
pcaro arn Rooms.

poaro arn Rooms.
EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS Gentlemen will do
~ her hey can have excellent Lodgings ia Sioss
3 per night corner Of frankfort snd wlhAsA
Gee ell Iight
/. ARMLRS HOTEL, No. 247 Washing tonst.-Per
without lodging scconmodAted reasonable
Trps.ent bo.Id and edsns 81 dsy w CdAN3E aLlA
al ERCHANTS or FAMILIES Waiting London
w have Apartments Suites Of aoos Ia the bese styles
London. xss wiLEA PrVprssssa
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manIs

A S Cook and to wash and iron or to do the house
"A work Of family By and Waiter Ch.nesr
toolscrs. A'''''-' Wy
4 S NURSE and SeamstIess in private family By a
n very experienced Gin with yes from last
place sd seod Coct aud 10 wash and iron by another Call
No y 6,h.av- IN the bookstore
GUUATION WANrED-By genteel young Wo
- small pIivsfe family i.s rood hsr ard lroner s
woac render herself generally give sooi
city Apply No IS iotnav, third floor can &c for
TWO Y0UYG GERMAN LADIES wish to obtain situa-
ss.t .H sa M. nn'sF and I
y or TO- & S make @ ~ tn o..
H. s ..s .6sd ' xS. f San o City
VNANTED-A situation as Plain Sewer, by an mer-
w esn Won in sepie, family Can be seen At No lS
CuLst three dOOis below Wsuesst brooilyn for week
~ANTED-A situation as Cook BY espeetable
w Woman Tho capable and willing q xles
ironing ehn The bee, Of Call No lag IN
otjee'ls to going in the eoSnsry
~ ANTED-A situation as Waitress or Chamber
Ret . IL :a T p s' IS w ,s
llth It, ser two days
WAITE D-By yOaDg Woman, situation to DO
IOpsr Can be for two day. at No 2ll MOu st
gyANTED-A situation by respectable young
H s & 70 &c c.n s sss S.s
i.6 ives, I.sksir between i;h lre 9Th
WANIED-A situation, by respectable young
Ii'nr' he: i:@ f.aily sI.sn. ~,,A.i
siy,p Cali II ke. Ii 2gts<t, for days
SVANTED-A situation BY so English Protestant
w in liable family Can hss
sco civ fertace b. three dsyt 10 80 West
is.k-st tetyeeA ia III ana 9Th avs
A1ANTED-By Protestant Girl, situation az
W Cbsu terr.i4 Wei Is wiling Ia TIE v-sl
sps ircprx Gig Cal No lle sG.Ez2
e. feE asss second door bsck HON -
IA ANIEU-By : Protestant young Woman,
Nv Cksnbe-u,<id AID Water do pa.
h. soeG ~ be al Eat
.Cii-.t n.Es q 81 $4,000 tor. back room
MANI ID respectable young CiL, between
w l4sua ,e,f on IN .si are
II hls,p or q hs ckaaahrE Pssse es .: ~
IL Fsst III IT chrrf froT. hseA ioo11.
V.IANIED--A situation by resPecisbls Young
w Ven in p-ivGe family % COX aud iT55 10
90 he errrlv - eoga.f, rsfsfe.,
t ENC Coerel vf< n sk F5ora Ca7 Dc sea ~
ts
VsTANTED.-A refpects bic Protestant Girl wanIsa
w .ipArisn chssn, Al: " i'sss sac .nNtn
a., an, 81 ssck r.ce sts esu p sees y ~
-. 81 r pi-r rt smplc,sr NJ - West 1;hs, beA 'hs
9Th
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60 fdrmsre Gn0 Others.

% ldfMfre Gn6 VJihcro.
FRESH VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, of
the hes, add ee. ssos ctoice collseon OF
Gree Ssrdeu Pisnts FIR sd. 81 BRtDjEMANS
uTaf Essbhmtrt Nos s7i and sS Brosasay New
Y1t. NBrfery at Astoria, l. l.
CUANO for SALE, in lots to suit purchasers by
~ the snhscrihcr
4. W. CAMERON No lie Wall 81, near brooklyn Ferry.
DfRJ WAN GUANO constantly on hand and for sale
In ousptie. 10 sui buyers by GEORGE THOMPSON No.
A sou-s bic Warehouses in Furmanst, between
Fulton snd Valet Ferrits Brooklyn.
ITO FARMERS-For sale from 100 70 $50 tuns
Line suitable for flaming purposes Also schr lvaahos
for Inquire Of JOSEPH I MARTIN, Agent NO %
South IT.. NewYoss.
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New UnhlifaiioHs.

ANOTHER THOUSAND Of the HISTORY OF
a EEw-Yo2K UNDER rHK pUrcH-ey Professor a a
Dawn .dy Ly eliye New YeIt and s1bEtbs Price con
On g esnfs full AIT 81 apolsips i'm nssatels sn naa
lvpa.ssk sur eyUsus Rg yQuS2. tvbsses, ~ Fal:cnS
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Police Intelligence.

Erensire Larceny-0n Friday evening last gentle
man named Captain John James at present stopping
the Irving House, was accosted by a handsome nymph
Of the pave named Ada BYRON, who taking his arm,
walked with him along the street. and engaging him in
conversation managed to introduce her hand into his
pocket and abstract pocketbook containing five twenty
dollar gold pieces two Eve dollar pieces and two
dollar and fifty cent pieces also check for So 000
drawn in his favor by Page Bacon Co. of ST. Louis
also receipt for horse that he had bought. The
duped individual made application the day at the
Chiefs Office for officer TO find, if possible the
that had so adroitly picked his pocket Officer Joseph
keefe one Of the detectives detailed for the
Of ferreting out the girl And without much clue that
sffcer succeeded, after great deal Of inquiry and
watching, together with not little ingenuity, in
resting the woman at houe Of i'll fame No. 92 Church
street Upon taking her to the Chiefs Office and search
ing her, the receipt for the horse bought by Mr. James,
was found in her possession but Of the money
recovered She then taken before the Mayor where
upon the niece ssary afdavts, she fully committed
for trial
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Died.

On Saturday, November H. lost overheard from pilot
boat Washington, No. 4, ten miles E,SE from Sandy
Hook JOHN KELLY. Every effort was made to save him.
but failed.
On Tuesday, November I, CHARLES W. AVERY, son Of
3 days.
His remains taken to Buttermilk Falls, Orange
county, N Y.
On Friday, November TO- after short illness, MICHAEL
His friends and relatives invited attend his fu-
dence, 16 Sixth street.
On Saturday, November IL, of apoplexy DAVID Horr-
MAN, ESQ., formerly one Of the leading members of the
baltimore bar.
His remains win be taken to Baltimore for inter.
ment
On Saturday, November IL, CATHERINE ErIzApErH ONLY
daughter OF Owen and Mary Rooney aged year and 8
months.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the In
neral at two O'Clock this afternoon from 05 Mulberry
street.
On Friday November TO- suddenly, GEORGE II. SMITH,
in the 2Jth year Of bis age
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at two O'Clock tits after
noon from his late residence No. "a Forsyth street. His
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter-
ment.
On Saturday, November ~, after short and severe
Illness EDWARD GRANVILLE infant SON Of Richard and
Emily Freed.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
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Vaudeville theatre This post he resigned in Novcm-
Der Of the year, and after resolved try
trip 10 California hoping that thereby his health might
be restored. He warmly received at San Francisco;
and although theatrcals at low ebb he received
nearly twenty Ave hundred dollars for his first per-
formances But his illness grew worse, and he came
home die He arrived in New York about six weeks
since and died a. above recorded. Yesterday his re-
mains conveyed to Philadelphia. Hsleavesa widow
but children.
Not hing remains to be added to this rather imperfect
sketch Of Mr. Burke, but few words In relation To his
private character No man could have been more sim
erey loved by his professional brethren and his private
friends. frofes sional jealousy did find q place in
any part OF his anatomy; he warm in, judicious
praise Of the efforts of his brother actors slow to con-
denim, and never without sound cause As an actor he
had reached the topmost round Of the ladder In all
the relations OF private life he without fear and
without reproach. The memory of such can never
die Mortdldte rciictd ricii imnlortalitate indlus
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invited to attend his funeral from the residence Of bis
parents 2bs Ninth street. u one o'clock this
James Mason, and daughter Of Myat and Nancy Hunt
aged rs years and days.
The friends Of the family, and the members Of Ivan
$40, f. and A. NJ, and Lexington Chapter No. II, o. u
A. afectionately invited to attend her funeral at
two O'Clock this afternoon, from her late residence ITO
Hudson avenue Brooklyn.
New London papers please copy.
On Saturday, November IL HEsRY J. BRYANT aged q
The relatives and friends Of the family also those of
his brothers, Samuel Martin L. and John Bryant,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, l02 Columbia street. at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon without further invitation. His remains win
be taken TO Greenwood for interment.
On Friday afternoon November TO- at his residence,
lsb Hudson street, Of consumption WILLIAM L. WRIGHT
son Of Major James and Charity T Wright formerly Of
Sandy Hill, N. ", and of the late Arm of Denton
Wright, aged q years and months.
HIS funeral will tahe place at two O'Clock this after
noon, precisely from the residence Of his father l95
Hudson street. Desbrosses Friends and
acquantances are requested to attend without further
invitation.
On Saturday morning November IL, ANDREW son Of
Henry and Jane Fangmer, aged year and 20 days
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the men,
bers Of Scion Lodge No. $50, o. of O. F. respect.
fully invited 10 attend his funeral from the residence of
his PARENTS l2 Twenty fourth street. at O'Clock this
afternoon His remains win be taken to New York Bay
Cemetery for intermcnt
On Saturday, November IL, after short and
Illness CATHERINE reilly daughter Of James and Cathe
rne Reilly, aged years, months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral at one O'Clock this
afternoon from The residence of her parents 215 West
Twenty-frst street.
Dearest daughter, thou hast left u.s.
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But tis God that has bcrcft u.s.
He can all cur sorrows heal.
Boston and Providence papers please copy
In Brooklyn, on Saturday November IL, CATHERINE,
wiz of John stothof, aged 20 years. months and II
days
Her funeral win take place from $50 Nassau street. at
two O'Clock this afternoon. Her friends and acquaint
ances respectfully invited to attend without any
further notice
In Brooklyn, Friday afternoon, November 10, after
a illness, Mrs. LDwN KATIE.
Her relatives and friends also those of her son, Walter
Katie and of her brother Thos James, respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from ST. Luke's Church,
Clinton avenue, near Fulton avenue at three O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
AT Gainesville, Alabama, Friday October %, Miss
NJ PAGE NELSON, aged 81 years, daughter of the late
Peter c. and Sarah c. Nelson, Of Lynchburg Va She
noted for her carly and consistent picy, and high
literary attachments; had written considerable poetry,
&c., and not unknown in her native place
Ioetcss Of considerable merit.
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uARLEM RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTu-ON AN
III after Wednesday Nov g. lSundAYa excsptedl for Al


uARLEM RAILRoAD-INLAND ROUT1-oN AN
II after Wednesday, Nov. g., Sundays excsptedl for Al
barry and Troy leaving depot 81 White and Csntr.
Streets mail train IT ~ A. H., stopping 1t Williams
bridge and mail stations north way express e Y n
items north, connecting At Chatham Four Corners with
Western Railroad train, arriving 1T Albany At
fM;Froton Falls, st 10 An stopping At way stations
Prom City Hall station. Falls, At r. NJ, stop
ping = all station, above Williams bridge White rsns
aorsS %i fRs Sridss, .sS t 1SS
and II r. n, stopping at all way stations:
From Twenty sixth street station-Williams bridge at
tickets and have their baggage checked for Utcs Buffalo,
and other places and north Albany the Company
Offices Of Bowery and Broome seroet and Fourth
avenue and Twenty sixth street:
Maiden lane and Dean street Express
Troy at4 r. NJ, and Albany $50 r. NJ, stopping At Chat
ham Four Corners, phmont, Martindae, Allsdale, Co
rake, nnerton, Armenia, Wassaie Dover Plains, South
Plains and Williamsbridgs Passengers by this train viii
not be landed between Croton Falls and williamsbrde
unless coming from above Croton Falls Passengers Be-
tween Croton Falls and williamsburg muat take the
Crotcn Falls stopping At all stations between Croton Fa
and Fordham, arriving 81 New York at $50 A. NJ 3P
from Croton Falls stopping At all stations between Crocr
nls and T;p'erSgs srzriynS q New YSyk a. ss9p
and iOo A. M i2l5 NJ, sos g. ana 10 r. NJ stopping Il
All stations rassengers BY the 1910 A. NJ from Williams
bridge and 2l5 NJ from White Plains will be landed In
',rsi' s 9e r
and all way stations At $50 A. NJ and p NJ Returning
will leave Crcton Falls ~ aud $50 r. NJ stopping AZ
all way stations Passengers BY the Sunday trains will
u S's sr ssi :y
~, M the depot Of Centre and White slrceta
JOHN D. ELIOT. supsrint sndsnS
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FlRnO1OrteS ana Observation-Disclosures rQdu0f-
Cd to the times and made to accommodate every
assortment OF celebrated pianos and
elsewhere large variety hest secondhand pianos in
the market Prices $50, $50 500 S5, $780, $li5 $25 &c.
Siae Bsauul which have been rented
made from factory prices for some
monthly payments taken paid secondhand pianos
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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On Sunday evening, November g. by the Rev. Joseph
Banvard pastor Of Cannon street Church, MARCUS b.
FREuRr Jr., to Miss MARY f. MILLS, both Of this city.
On Monday evening, November 6, by the Rev. Edwin
THOMAS to Miss ELyrRA CoIsoy all Of this city
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Winter, 1654.-0,OOO Overc0ats, Talmas Pa.
letots and surtout 5000 business coats rock sacks and
drees coats 5000 pants Of French English and American
large and select stock Of furnishing goods
with about 600 for boys winter wear
overcoats pants Jackets vests &C. Forming ALL the
most extensive and desirable stock winter clothing and
Furnishing goods for men and boys up this
city, Will be sold, during the remainder OF the At
clearing out priccs part system goods
their season. d. DEVLIN CO.
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NITY OF Observation-Disclosures TO MORROW,
al the With n.ms and esrpon % sseS
Ees Sa gn,o. Lss,sl .sr 70
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL cAzETrE.-rnE FIRST
ready or % me-. and s @s
= sss Il I'll =: 4 he
Tor sSFss Of sse e any
Nations eyes With tears..
1000 sold in Tsco Days--Great Success'
s,e a Sn,I,o W 5 30 X,
.,,,.,.p., ,, WHAT SAY Tnn earliest
opening career remind the Dickens Oliver
Bob living character bound way 20 Immortality
half ns"sSsy bold rsis character al
-, Will s.Dsy sarI0s. Eye, WITH TEARS.
every reader simple pioas sss and
1 Aunt Gssis viii sss ''A
and win tn. G1. 9: hs. Ss E1n .sn
she said she could wash he; face and keep
Of stirring incidents, extraordinary adventure and
with s.. ant.
New York Evening Post.
I'VE speak within bounds we state Il Is our candid
opinion that this work will have ~ great SALE II not
GREATER, THAN ANY BOOK
In America 1t Is exoeence the natural novel
have perused its have Of life like reaty
the author is thoroughly convrant with his local theme
while the romantic portion OF the story written with
the polished taste of scholar Boston Evening Gazette
1T is q book that
ARousEs AND RIvErs THE ATTENTION,
and appeals to the better sympathies OF humanity
book to be sobbed BY and children and
IN. Y. Evening Mirror.
THE Newsboy good book Its moral wholesome
the street the penny she at the crossngto
honor every worker, in however humble field.
II IL likely to enjoy IN. Y. Daily Times.
Its winning and ples its author securing
prefer simple touching rather forced and
[Bufalo Express
1.-THE Newsboy with great power pathos and
muet be widely popular IL has
and Is from the fr to the last intensely interesting
We question much whether the author known to fame
already but not this volume will be the making Of name
to the writer" IPhl. Saturday Mall.
Is the question that meos turn Of the street We
ever story which such signs OF
gcnius.n Sunday Times.
Having once taken IL up, one
CANNOT LAY ASIDE WITHOUT EXPORT"
boston Daily Nail
Tho NEwssoy is elegantly got up, with illustrations, and
j. c. DERBY, Publisher,
No. l19 Nassau street, New York.
And for sale by booksellers and agents everywhere
Single copies sent by mall post paid on receipt Of price,
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HOTELS.

CT. JAMES HOTEL, 72c BROADWAY, OPPOSITE NEW
York Hotel IL ono Of the most desrahe locations In
the city: has few vacancies for families and single
Ssntltmen House rspiste with modern Improvements.
Dinner At 5x o'clock. W. Y. GAGE
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A Great Bargain.-A Second Hand Grand
$780, HORACE WATERS 2S Broadway
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REWARDS.

Ok REwARD.-LOsT, IN GETTING OUT OF An
|lC Eighth Friday afternoon, an old
and gold seal attached by black ribbon The above
reward viii DO sven TO the nnder $40 for the watch and
IS for the zeal Apply to MR. UNDERHlLI corner of Fifty
first street and Eighth avenue, or at IS3 broadway
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French ClOaks.-Just received, Ono Case OF
rich Paris cloaks sent samples which will be exhibited
on Monday, and will be sold at great bargains.
A. II. LEADBEATER, 47 broadway, corner Leonard at.
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Have You seen Bob :.If not, COLL on your
bookseller and inquire fer Bob The Newsboyn He is
good looking and the story Of his life selling with
rapidly. See advertisement.