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IL Y Il Il l. Il G RAPH.
From Ne,o York.

NEW ohK, Sept 2s-The United States mail sbip
arrived TINS morning from Bremen and Southamp
ton. She brings 40 passengers and large and sluahI
cargo The Hermann sailed the l3th-the same dav as
the Alps
In the case of Capt Hons of the United States
war Cyane IN which Calvin Durand the defendant Justice
nosWorh OF The superior court decided this morning
the same should be removed the United States circuit
court.
The Episcopal Convention met again this morning in ST.
Johns Chapel 1t is generally believed that Dr. Haght
viii be elected to the bishoprie.
The steamer Conway has arrived from ST. Thomas No
news.
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IRON HALL.

THE PARROWs ARE COMING
DARROW'S BURLESQUE OPERA AND BALLET TROUPE
will this beautiful place of Monday
ming, October ID.
A. NJ HERNANDEZ,
The world renowned Man. will appear each evening
For particulars small bills.
hdmissioa 23 cents Reserved seats, 81
Sep 27-d5r J. P. SMITH, Agent
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The Montreal papers speak in terms of high commenda-
ton Of paper manufactured by Mr. Andres of Chanbly
from weed which grows in great profnsion in Lower
Canada and is known by the generic name OF gHapht'1
commonly called cudweed life everlasting II is said
the paper may be beached whtenes and used for wr
ting printing and that twill come considerably cheaper
than paper made from rags Mr. Andres means to apply
for the thousand pounds offered by the London Times for
the discovery Of the best and cheapest material for the
manufacture Of paper Toronto Globe
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NEW YORK FALL GOODs.-J. RIGGLEs, Merchant
~ Taller returned from New
and superior Of Cloths
Of the finest qualities imported all Of which open
spection of the public.
Also handsome and varied furnishing goods
gentlemen.
Goods for boys, which hs III make order the best
fine stock Of mems ready made clothing all made here
substantial manner which he will cell being DESTROYS of
6nnc his attention strictly to the regular merchant tailoring bust
las Seventh street, opposite srlden, wthes, Il Co,
20--eo6uf
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EALA AND WINTER styles of ready nn@de cIothAnU
OF superior cut and finish, embracing the Tama
age and shaped black fashionable
ock and dress plain figured
black and figured veIvch pIushes,
satin Shirts collars drawers, undersbs gloves,
Boys and youihs' clothing always hand.
The above will be- sold prices
NOAH WALKER CO.,
Marble IiaH CioIbng Emporium,
Sept 2o-3tawawif Browns fioiei Buidins,
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-On Mon
day aiernoon October at O'clock hs emises shall
sell that beautiful lot
side, running back 100 feet alley
the Church OF the ASCENSION with all the buildings and improve
thereon known Mrs Humphreys Cottage II il acknow
edged by all 10 be the eligible
cepube Of Improvement Ninth
street large public Gas pipes
Water from failing public wells, immediate vicinity
and wells be sunk the which yield abundance
Of water, the surface, Of the best quality.
Terms: e. 900 years,
bearing interest, secured by deed Of property
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
Sept I4-eOdAds
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CURTAIN MATEbIALSJust received, safe,
nc and select curtain materials consisting Of satin brocstes
iains French gobeins,
dauask laiD in all Imaginable conass producing
len cartons elegant sw lace and embroidered
muslin UNDERGRADUATES, loops md bands matching
Also, The latest numbers LIE Meube
erne Journal d'Ameublement," which
with instructions
other dIapery, 10 be had al
Let be distinctly understood thai selling Foods
unusually low with the
nearly possible to cash business IL
If The seller satisfied with smaller
be mutual, other the
goods the country afford for the
Terms cash, unless previous . made.
- CLAGETT, DODSON, x co.
26-cu
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U'IIE Pension Laws And B0unty Land Laws-An
Analytical Dges, with the Decisions OF Secretaries and Opn
General
scrbed by the Pension Office, and Explanatory Comments
whole be ineligible every claimant
c. Tpe late chief clerk in the Pension Office.
of $50 octave pages, bound Price So.
Sep 30 FRANCK TAYLOR
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I-First Presbyterian Church, Four and
r. SuBdeand PASTOR city,
Sabbath morning Ocobe
a a n evening ~ O'Clock. 30
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NHe VICTORIES Merging the wing party in the abb
ohuon party and so increasing the usual abolition vote
and eectng few abolitonists that could not otherwise
have got into Office.
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iRs TELEGRAPH-A convenient messenger Of modern
date says the Boston Post which very fast and lies
with equal facility In politics is decidedly whig and
In respect to news favorable to democrats il inclined TO
be a "know-nothing7
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By y. c. McGUIRK, Aucuone~r.

(HANCERf SALEBy virtue Of 0f
the District of Columbia fer the Washington
equity made in the Of James Lynch Hugh Locker,
Jane Lockery Ambrose Lynch sI7 and dated May
81 1873 VIII oer for sale, At public auction Wednesday, the
llth day OF October O'Clock premises the
following real estate in Washington ciyt
lease for Of the
most part OF lot ~ 72s fronting ~ feet East Capitol
and running Of width Of
subject 93 privilege
purchasing the fee simple for ESQ., so This lot
substantial story brick house.
The whole Of lot No 26 square fronting
morrill, between LIST and ID with
sistng Of a substantial story BRICK house
Terms OF sale Oneourh of the purchase he paid in
and the residue three
eighteen months be secured by
interest On the iniure OF any purchaser with the
Of within one week after the
his risk and cost, after weeks
WALTER s. COX, Trustee
JAS. g. Mcguire,
sept 2n-2aw3w&de
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MA RKIED,

In Burlington Vermont Msnday September a5h by Right
JoHs H. HoPKIks JAMES BOWMAN, Francisco,
California, Miss CORNELIA WHEELER, of the former place.
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90 Religious NOtice-Tbe ordinance of baptism
baptistry the 18th Baptist
Sunday The public will half
past O'Clock. Sep 80
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Execution of Casey.

BosTos Sept 29.Thomas Casey was executed this morn
ing for the murder of his wife, After being suspended
twenty minutes it heart st ybrated
lis neck was unbroken. He died from strangulation.
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Re.cue Of he Cres Of ,he Brig Union.

SEw York, Sept. 2oThe reform party have nominated
Nicholas Dean for mayor.
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Ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auc,ionesrs.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
III stool and auctonOn Tuesday, ID
October shall SELL 10 O'Clock, m,
geheman declining housekeeping The of
Domino buildings the formerly
between 18th 18th New
ceIeDt and nearly assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany divans lounge and rocking chair
Fine walnut, covered, Gothic
Mahogany Mable-top and side tables
Do centre, dir ing, and dress tables
Fine mahoganycase forte, made by Knabe Gaehs
octaves, of fine and touch, nearly
Piano stool and cover fine walnut whstn0t
Painted window shades cornice, and
Ot0manA bToDZed harack walnut chairs
Girandoes and fine gilt gas chandeliers
Mahogany French, high post. and other bedsteads
Feather bees, bedding and mattresses
Fine marble top dressing bureaus aud wash closet
Mahogany book and writing desk, wardrobe &c.
China, glass; and crockerywaTe, which fine
white china gold band
Fine cut glass decan,ss tumbers wines, jelies, &C.
Fine
Tapestry, Brussels, and other carpets
Hearth rugs passage ocoh
Cooking and other
With good assortment Of kitchen requisites
Terms All under credit of andF
MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed,
GREEN x SCOTT,
Sep 26-d Auchoneers
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BosTos Sept. 2s-The of the brig Union, before
reported by the barque Octavia of this port danger
Gus condition the wreck of their off Charleston
and brought to this port. They the wreck eight
days. subssting few quarts of rice and few pounds
salt beef.
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Death Of the English charge at Monterideo
BosToS, Sept. 2s-Hon. Mr.. Gore, English charge at
Montevideo, died the 30th of July of apopexy.
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Murine Disaster.

HALIFAX Sept 2s.-On the 9th, off Thomas island,
miles from Locke's island, discovered the barque
Corporal Trim, of New Haven, partially sunk her
Of the water, and all sail No person boat could be
found. 1t supposed she into by ship had
struck during the dense fog which las lasted for several
DAYS.
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NEW FALL GOODS-Hayire just returned from the NORTH
~ take pleasure informing and and
the public generally that have in ready for their inspection
the elegant collection of Cloths
and venE OF French and English fabrics selected with great
the best New York all of which
pared usual and styles
and the reasonable
WILLIAM TUCKER,
pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9Th streets.
l--dlm
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The Reciprocitv Treatv.


QUEBEC, Sept. 2s.-Attorney General Drummond leaves
for to endeavor to arrange early
| application of the reciprocity treaty to Canada.
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THE FKEDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY . tally
organized femne college, chartered endowed go 900
by the State of Maryland is located Frederick city Mary
healthy
This institution has able and efficient board Of prsesso sad
teachers number library,
chemical philosophical apparatus
confidently believed offers impasng
The school is
For circulars and further particulars sepmus Tustn d.
D., Washington, ID. &.
July 2l-dAcp3mos'
(uTf OF fattsburK and County Allegheny. PENN
yivAnia offer bonds
Of the city Of Psburg and Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
These bonds issued The Pbug and Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently a de
sirabe
together exhibit
nation be obtained application personally
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents
Agents for the Psburg and Conceivable Railroad Company
Jan 1s--dkcpn
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Democratic Nomination for Congress.
TRESToS, Sept 2sNathaniel S. Rue, of Monmouth, was
nominated by the second district democratic convention
Freehold to-day Congress received So votes
nimore, A; Burns, l.
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Arripai of Commodore Perry at Hong Kong.
New YoRK, Sept. 29Advices by the America announce
the arrival of Commodore Perry at Hong Hong.
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Attorney Generals once,


NY having his of
II REPERTOIRE UNIVERSAL will confer
great favor by returning it, c. CUSHING.
24-u
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N p Willis says that il his fortune when in London
frequently to meet poor Tom Hood at the house of a
friend and on such occasions he impressed with the
melancholy characteristics Of the man. indeed the eonvc-
ton but palpable that it sadHood writing
for Hpeli-hoodn
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NILKk! SILKS! SILKS prepared TO exhibit II
and general,
any erhe
city the Union. In the IoI have
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SECOND BOARD.



AsHxx were unAitered.
BsxAnestus-fleur rather qnet; the day's sales
embraced 5000 Ibis ordinary to choice state, 50
- so. mixed 80 fancy Western es 80 % 1875; and
ether ksds In propertlon with 400 bills superdne Ca
nsaisn. in bond, ~ - 80 - 62h, and 900 bbls
southern previous hgurss The transactions In grain
smeunsea 10 bushels Canadian white wheat, TO ar
rvs. II private bargain small lots OF rye at 81 80 and
a. en- esshels cora, chiefly Western mixed, ut S0Sc
lsnaus~ Rates continued steady and closed with
better fsxlsnx though engagements light. About
~ bushels corn engaged, In bulk, at 4kd and
a. Sd n haxs so uerces beef at De- Cd and 300 bales
eocn 81 "a Tor compressed, and 30 bales were taken
Al d. "a Yer bale. To London, 100 bales hops were
rates Ne Coz bone, lard and hops, with light
snxASemsnss Kasr 10 California we're better owing to
bat fes enppsr vessels being and measurement goods
we're beng taken 81 aSc. 8oc per foot.
Ccvvcx-rhs market wss steady with sales OF about
4 200 bs<s
oossn.--Ths market vas quiet and sales light; $50
tass No, hsouxAt sse- a lossc.
maas 81 81 is 300 DO half boxes al AK, and 200
90. Qesrter bexes, n 7Sc
wanxu.-Thsss $40 bbls. Ohio aud prison sold al
: sSe tse. per gslcn.
H.rrfs sales Cor two days embraced 900 bales, Al
f1c. Toe
Inox--fhs market was arm. and the sales for M
week embraced about 500 tons scotch pig which closed
Inns have ices 10 better requss, this week and
ssaoAry Buspss AyFss y lbs a igEc a2cc six months
usual selectonfe Canada lees the duty, 1900 do "a
- DO lpAe 1oc, ala Gonths, usual selection oos
a.. xtk Dc. - Ne. DO go DO. Paraguay, n DO Ice
90 1000 % RIO crsnde, = 40 Ice do 90 do. 20 DO
asAe casa less p~s etnt Do. 30 40 1st DO i7hv
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FINANCIAL AND cclnzRcrAL.


SArpknAF, Nov. ls-sPN.
There was no variation in quotations today OF esn
sequence. good demand existed for ell the Leading
stocks and about the amount Of business ~ss
transacted In each At the second board the msrkrt
little weaker, and closed heavy.
The expectation Of specie from this port last wssk
anneKed.-
sHwxSn on srxczx From TIN Poxr oy Srw yosx
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ANTHOLOGY.


A STOEIsHIN0 TO ALL-MADAME MORROW 70
"A without exception. the most wonderful astrolost y
the world that has been known She will tell paA
present. future and will show your future
band absent friends which has astonhsA thoussn6
during her travels in E.iops She seventh daughter u
seventh daughter and was bora vita natural ft b. Ia
yokns the powers Of her wonderful science tell svss
ssthe whs will all enjoy tho greatest ksPness Of natrs
ais bliss Her predictions are truly asenshins W Al vhs
visit her Those who wish speedy marriage call
they Deepen true advice founded ths ess
principles SCIENCE 76 Boone street, between
Cannon and Columbia streets 0enisnasn not admitted
Hours from eoolock A. n tooP. n
MADAME n0RKow WILL CAUSK SPEEDY mAn
N riages vhe will all enjoy the greatest aat
through instrument which he vii casss 70 ilamAa
itself invoking the powers Of her wonderful science aal
will tell all events Of Dfe and the thoughts
Broems street, Cannon street. Qs1tsrssn net admA
ted.
MADAME ALVIN, PROM PARIS, TENDERS HEI
Nl services 20 the ladies and senslemen Of this city
hroofy by books And SCIENCE and be consulted Abou
love- marriage business, law matters, &C She viii tel
the name Of the adycr sensemAn they Will marry also The
OF their vters Madame Alvin speaks the Eaflsk
French and German languages Rssdencs 80 Rovery. hs
tween First aed Second 0noe hours from 10 4
ts6F. n ladies 10 csAss, geAslensA a. 49,
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< N OOO sR0ARs OF cnoIcK brands, SUPERIOR
U.VUU cid hrsadsrs, scotch asA Irxk vkxksy wsAss,
,ssss e. ssSss.s .sSs.R, s.sss ssais ssrs.f.
Ae scotch sls ensas ssA Duss prse ssd srsva sssss
VIZ. II. usDERHiLL. 40 HrAss ssssss. sse. crssby.
CcoTcH WHISKY tASpiSo-~ pu~cnxoSs or
- Censssn Braf. seess ysisAsy isnaAx sss~A so'
Y ~ tsis VI q. tAJyf, Y Nhtehsf sweet.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

coUTHERN TRAVELLERS nv THE BAY RoU I:
y from baltimore 70 Norfolk will tsks notice that the
magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, was placed %
the Bay line ths week. and will leave Baltimore Msa-
day Wsdns sd and Friday Tho noes snsp MOI
certainly command this travel going SOUTH giving
gers good nights rest going down ths ChssaPssksBAy
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METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, la
I'M BroadwAy-New York, Nov. IL, fcSs-Sotics 10 here
by given that the Board Of Directors have th. day. DE-
carcd dividend Of four cent the capital stock
this company payable and after the Goth day Of Novs
until which date nelusive tho transfer boo
are closed. 4. A. sTANsBCRY. Secretary.
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TO
A PHENOMENON IN A SMOCK rRoCK.
Tuesday 2Ist new and original comedy, In fvo acts,
written by American gentleman, entitled
WEEDS AMONG the FLOWERS.
ErRHAMs BURLESQUE TROUPE, cas- BROADWA
PERTAINS THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS
to be received for admission.
Positively last week OF the lnughablc pantomme o.
SAMPATCHIENO.
Grand Railroad Galop with steam whistle and coiis,y
accompaniment, as only
Performed by this Troupe.
They will repeat by general request, their
PLANTATION HOLIDAY FESTIVAL
Being the most amusing sketch Negro life INTRODUCED
iogcther with splendid programme Of
Negro Melodies Solos, Choruses Jigs Fancy Dances de-
Forming attraction unequaIled by any other
ETHIOPIAN BAND IN THE cry.
To conclude, every evening" with the pantomme Of
sAMPATCnIENO, OR THE RED GNOMK
r. 1rs open at 81; commence At ~ o'clock.
ards OF admission, - cents
TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Issued In Mirror Of North and So
America. nov in Boston, will for the present. by
Special arrangement, admit four persons each,
PERHAPS BuRLEsQUE OPERA HOUSE.
C00O0 Of these tickets already seld.
only n, 900 sell. -
Apply from . A. NJ TO r. n, at 66s Broadway.
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A CADENY OF MUSIC FoURTKENTH srRRng
"A Union square.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 90

sIGN0Ri MARIO BADiALi, SUSiNI,
sa ri 81 sEv1I
rs... ). P..e....: :si: z y
second c,. II 4 Ss..: .a.s. 70. Secured s.
frssss and frosssnian Boxes. according to ies.iii
s.; :SSs
sonS $50 Brosdwsy; saa a. vss Nordsa xsrs = ~
Doors open Al O. Opera to commenced 7x.
RRQADwAy SUNDAY CoNcERTs.-aREAr SALOON.
The ar.t Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert Of ~
season "''a r lis g s1ssiD EVENING, NOV TO-
1ss they
RSa 5i.. s' ss:s. '''' '
e. si;:s ssy Drug
l'1 SkxS an sSRpISsss OF FORTY pEaYoRxEs
Musical Director and Conductor. Mons " 0usria
In..sa.s.ien, s.ss.. H.';5. Re.anI
c'n' Gof 2sln oD.'o orsh.
Rs0.,s .. The sus Air. WIN
oAn'A'' o sung sum s By Mr.. Ca.oIs..
kssi'ass: All: ii
Anthem Sound ss ss ss Nj SasnT t1s
int'smis'ion Of p ten IsSn.sn-svey,..
Grand the opera Of rur
son wi namad ~ o sn ISL
sung g. Il jsvss .pP..;.nss H%s;iss.
Orchestrh
Song Come Brothers Arouse. Henry Russe4
Sung by Mr.. CAMoENs.
Brindisi, IL Segrctto Felice from the opera
Of Lucrstia Borga. .DonGetN
Mile MARTINI D0RMy.
vase, laden to America, Cornet 0bligato per-
formed by r. G. Adkins-Ful Orchestra. ullien
Song, Age Anger md Repentance. lie Jeuns
. Sung by Mr.. LIE JguNr.
Sinfonia, The Allegretto from the Snfonia In F.
Full Orchestra Beethoven
Ballad, The Last Rose Of Summer.
Sung by Mile MARTINI DORMy.
The Wedding March, from tho Midsummer Nights
Dream-fuii Orchestra. .Mendeseha
Tho grand ianoforte used this occasion from Ne
celebrated mandatory OF Peye Paris, kindly loaned
Hotel II
Notwithstanding tho enormous expense attendant upsa
the engagement OF 80 large Of arste the
have determined to place the price of
Admission to all parts OF the house D cents
Doors Mt Ga concert to at O'Clock,
oisely.
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HEDICAL-

nR. RALPHs PRACTICAL TRnATIsn lfTu NJ
Sos 8, Pr Drssss e q fns ss !. ! =: -
Wossssr. 0ess hourss HuA ssas tar e
would stat that = rss1s1 ssvssAl yssss = sFA s.S
Gates Oh which, given By ths Eeois Royse a. Msdieins
xned by Professors asy BE- ~ aay (vh1sh
AmercAJ The Treatise sold A. la Nasssu stresA Ne
street. (Astor House ~ his once. mailed pgspat4
bY addressne box So Post Once }t9Nf 8sN~R w
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nR. LARAofTs PARIs AND LONDON MEDICAL A.
~ CvssrSand Marriage Guide th edition. s oist
bensEAyhFs Deth married and snfs should eeAs4A ",
tSs[ NJ lTmnrs rnssIoiss ana suSr s rs = -,
ffess 81 Brosdwsy where hs AZ scpsvatss s u
vcptod N.B.-Nct she drugs store PAMenm sssAssA W
nj Address ali tasttxf Boz No 90 New ysrk
Peat Once Weponcur vth All tc sthby paPerxin
meAdnS De LArnoptto the ARiotsdf Ssurlss De- ktss
Uns Dsnata EsHuns NAsieuA Day Dcak %Gss
] Branswiok Times.
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~ seons Of Dahlin and Rdnburs, attends 20 pryAAs y
thsrus. where no psrfornnr Che most - =
record without restraint in diet business p1Rs1
nR THOMSON, 10 DUANE STREET NAY m O. -
~ sutedTwsnty ave years In speciality sssSoss y
j. 80 such have banned thoss lees sxpseno
than himself Constitutional weakness saeotualIx sr
without the use Of coy deletssious drug. -
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FALL. FASHIONS.

FALL EASkAAONUs
CLoAksi cLoAksll cLoAKs !i-aEo. BuLPIN,
% Ii and M s &. =
season. ssnp'i'i4HfE s = 4 ii;stsa.Si c1oAKs
The ..ssS
y,ssn hundred superb elesh AK lined olS.i. as. g!
ess ,.g s s sa sh III iis ssS
Twelve hundred superb Lyons velvet coaks. at...$3
Sss SsssssS .ss.s Lyss; velvet sIssi:
fs", lSnss ant. ys,s
lS.ss Sass.ss :.ss. :s ;s al: sIs.i:
s ss = ;ss;:s:,: ;:;'s
sss
p ALREADY we'll anown and BE- w9u merely
NOV. 70 b The rehss sss and clocks ever seer
Paris nsntills Enporian, ssi Broadway.
o. ALI adSsE u NOW
near walker street. first floor Ladies' who wish to buy
bowler where they select ths largest and most
,sd g n kind. q,
TO the present fashion, ON moderate terms.
FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FRANCE. 7o3
ssss y sss,ysS a Ss worked
Inserting which vii ts sold 2, very small advance; Also
,. sASss ssns
nsns % Russian and Hudson nay sablss, marsea
al. '.a ss Ea. .sss: sI .9 ss
class city '''' trade and sc 81
AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, 6os BROADWAY, BE-
IL tween Amity and Fourth streets Y. LANDRY has
iorinspse.ioa sisssn, stock % :urPa.sd
ss.s sss and . suit al
MRs. R0BIRrs REsPRCrYULLY INFORMS TIN
III la1ie that prepared receive er&oes feR Al
ksds u esd sen esps hse4 drssss As - ~ Dssa
vsy As1 Ia htnsh street. corner u bsseAvey.
NOyxnBIR. DEcKnBER AND JANUARY FASH
Cloaks-Ia cloth, sstn, MORE antique AID velvet Nc
this city rich and varied In style,
The In sueh good TASTE being black and
brsvn, - prsssnt 80 nssh the fashion IN Paris
martea Notwithstaadins the war With Russa W. b. Mex.
IL oHcrng sAbss mink cheaper thAn yet
known having fortunately bought large lot Of furs early
this yesr, through relative In Russia -.
firangsrp vssrs lite characterize features being small
PROFITS and NO deviation from the marked price. -.
Cloak Fur Estahshment a. Canal street, Brandreth
Buildings, four dosrs from broadway
THE NEW YoRK vUR COMPANY HAvt NOW on
Q Of ladies and childrcas fnrs.
public isvitsd stock and jadgs for
themselves Strangers will Asd 70 their stvasase 70 cay
psrchasrs elsewhere Ola furs cleaned altered aaa
sxebxng~d mest reasonable terms HERk00 NEMs
NAN. vi Broadway. corner Of walker street.
LsoUORs, 90.
N ONn sR0ARs OF CnoICx BRANDS, SUPERIOR
sU.UUU cid hxsad~s, scotch asa frsk vksksy. wiAss
nelisad ea sehiedAa sshaAPrs ssn.ins Leatsa eerts
ae scotch .ss Leass ssA Dsss rsrs ssd srsss ssss'
| % superior cenduen fer family sss Arpiy v
Nn II. UNDERHiLL. 40 HrA ns ssssss. ssr. Crssby.
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WANTED BY WIDOW LADY-PART OF A Dw ELL
ing house consisting Of not iee than four rooms,
sond fo0r prsftrcd location net above rourteeah
tcveen frst and Sixh avenues: rcut Sf0
per snpun Any private family bAynS such reems 10 as
wi sot exceed three. usy address P,i r. bowery Pos
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