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EHOR RENT.-The most desirable STORE now TO
be had on Pc. avenue Is next door to the new
star Once. It Ia situated between the new Star
Office and the new store the corner of Pa. avenue
and Eleventh street, being fitted Up by Hilbus 4
Htx, tor their contemplated Magnificent Piano ana
Music establishment. Apply early ct the Star Of
Zoe. oct TT
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Wants.

aHant."and ss Hansed,' advertisements, four lines
OF len. fr each insertion, rs cents, each additional
ins S centA ,a-'4 u2& 1saam .arsQrsE a.
"ANTED fMMEDrATILY-TEN JOURNEY
w msn House Painters None but GOOD work.
msn Ned a. apply. Two months work guaranteed.
tet S-4t- PARKER SPAIDINQ.
"ANTBD-A Situation to take charge Of Adams
w Power Presses; or ct HAND Press or any 9th
or employment where he could be useful. No ohjec
ton to going South. Address Ny Montgomery.
through nc. S1 the Post Office, Washington.
NyANTED-AT MRS. M L. DAWSON, PA. Av.
w enue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, two
experienced Aillinsrs The best prices will be paid
oct 23-H
WANrEp-Two aBNTLEMBN 10 RENT three
w comfortably furnished rooms, ohs par1oF and
Two chambers. Tho rent is $40 month. Apply
on 10th street, two doors above 4, to g. schsfsr
oct 23--3t>
WANTkD IMMEDIA rELY-FIvE HUNDRED
w doll rs for two years. Mortgage given on
real estate assessed at eleven hundred dollars.
Also, for sale two Frame Houses and vacant lot
fronting near Pa. avenue. Address I'D E D through
Post Office Georgetown D. O., stating whore an in.
terv'ew may be had. Communications confidential.
oct 21-3tS ....- [
MI ANIEU-SEVEhAL XOUNd HAUlES, To
w learn fHe vest making None but neat sew.
srs need apply-to No. 43S Ninth ST., bet. g and Il
oct 20 eo4t% .'=
"ANTKD-A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS NAN,
w who understands farming. To one who can
come well recommended liberal wages and . Der.
manent situation may DO secured. Apply to
G. ASHFORD,
Sevent b, between D and streets, Island.
l. oct 19-2aw3w
WANTS A sITUATI0N.-A FIRST RATE
w Coach Smith. One who understands his bias.
mess Addrsss J. W. Cory, through Post Office
oct 20-3t% -cc-ry =. b..
WAsTED-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. ~
w tale charge of three young children She
viii have the assistance Of servant girl To one
who cen bring tho highest Recommendations, and
none other need apply, the best wages will be given
Apply at No. ZIG New Jereey avenue, near the brick
bridge. oct l9-Iws
INFANTS MEGROES.-Thesubs subscribers ar.
W. all times in the market buying SLAVES, nav
ing the highest cash prices. Persons having slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal.
aimore, ND, Skaters old stand) Slaves taken on
BOARD at Is cents per day.
fob 2-1y B.M.k w. L. CAMPBELL.
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NTANTKD-A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN
w who understands farming. To one who can
come well recommended liberal wages and q Der.
manent situation may be secured. Apply to
G. ASHFORD,
Seventh. between D and e streets, Island
: oct 19-2aW3W
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WANTS A SITUATIOE-A FIRST RATE
w Coach Smith. One who understands his bias.
mess Address J. W. Cory, through Post office.
oct Ste -. -
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kfoR SALE.-A pair of Vermont MORGAN
Il MARES, six years old. well broken, -
sound, stylish and capital drivers. They 1S&
are The property Of q gentleman who re Ah
Gently obtained them at the North for his own Use.
out now finds that Q change In his rsngsmsnts
N axes 1t desirable for him to dispose of them.
rnsy are just tie horses to be driven by gentle
mad OF Lady They can be seen at southron's (late
Btrch's) stables. on 18th straat sen m
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OYSTERSLFRESH DAILY.

EPICURE8 Of these delicious bivalves, can have
IL their various palates gratified by having tn m
served up in every style by tho undersigned. The
subscriber has engaged protsssed cook, especially
for this department whose qualifications have been
sttsstsd to by many.
Meals served up at all hours, consisting of every
dslicacy of the season. NTS HOTEL,
oct Sim Pa. avenue.
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~ the season approsches for getlemens Fail and Win
Ter wear we call the attention .ade- IN ,r
we selected stock OF Ready Clothing f1r M. and
N0AH w In anutsctured with taste elegance b!
oloans emporium, Browns Hotel. Their surtout ovsr
t GUY ana nnished with degree taste that wond DO
ersai. % ths hrs class custom houses Their
the styles of GO, 81. of r.cs., M
m Dress aud ock Goats If superior auisb and of
81 INA eo.o,s Business SUITS CO. pnts aud Vest
~ p1 aG ns 90 Csssmeres Black doeskn and Fanc,
O@ssinsre fsntsloons Vests Of rich velvets m.r,ns %
es plain and figured Silks sstns cassimera pSHh-
have large assortment Of Shirts Drsvsr. IleS
Collars, Ties, Gloves &C. onoershrts,
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DRACKe br ladies and gentlemen %
I'D OF II BihH1A WshesuS E0ssA
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UTANTED-SEvERA YOUNG LADIES, TO
w learn fine vest making None but neat sew.
srs need apply-to No. 43S Ninth ST., bet. g and Il
q oct 2O-eo4t< -
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PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS
ERENCH Merinos, all shades, at Is cents, very
It. cheap .
French Merino Plsids, all styles
500 pieces black silk velvet Ribbons Of all widths
very cheap
Plaid Silks, plaid Ribbons
Black Silks of every width and quality
200 French hswls, various styles, very low
Customers viii do well to call and look at my
stock, all Of which Will be sold at Q small advance
for cash. WIN. r. RILEY, =
Corner sth st.. opposite Centre Market.
oct 3-1m
kfhENCh WhiIiHd 1Nk, BY Psrine Guyot
ker by sppointusDs =
Imported direct from tha manufacturers in Lon.
don and Paris by FRANOK TAILOR
Esp ~
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MISS MORsLY will open Fall and Winter NIL
III LLNERP, on Saturday, tho 7th instant, COM
prislng good assortment Of Goods, and adapted to
the season.
Wanted young Lady OF integrity and good ap
pearanos, as saleswoman. Also, several good Mill.
ners. oct film
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A MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE
NAROHIC CERTIRIcArH

MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE
xASoEIc CkBTIFICATK.
n..r o., T. ,, NORFOLK, Sept. 6, 1854.
cheeruly state that in the ls44 our atsn
@ 10 the deplorable condition stranger
w,hoa. ene1ns cure and at the suggestion friend
win some others of the Masonic of which
Jasper was member, directed you
LIB TiT and that after he had some weeks he
Respectfully. &c.
SiVoI Stone, Philip l. Cohen,
Mr. B. Burrow. - A'
For aumors lndsmmatons Vensrsal and MurcurtsI Dis
&C., coughs Colds Fevers and Consumption In
Us n1st stage, IL ID the only infsllible specific
uhe - ior sale In Washington by G. STOTT CO.
icne throngbont t ni street and all dealers In med
l3-i2w
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/ furnished, on D, between Niath and Tenth
streets Inquire OF G. ". Boteler Iron Hsli, Penn.
avenue. oct lS--ot
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EHOR SALE-Three hundred and sixtY-hve acres
l. OF LAND in Montgomery county, Md about 10
miles from Washington, towards Brookeville. The
said land Is overgrown with pine, and the soil is
particularly adapted to the growth Of wheat
Address ALLEN DOpGE,
oct l8-eo7wA Georoatnvn
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aWanss' land Hanted' advertisements, four lines
OF len, ior each insertion, rs cents; each additional
'ins centA ssnaf7 a2E 7sasr .rslnsE a.
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EoR R1Nr-A twostory HOUSE, with a back
II building, On 18th street. The House has been
recently repaired, and ID In good condition. To
careful tenant the rent will be made moderate Ap-
ply to JOHN WILSON, on 18th, betw. ana sts
oet 10 eo6ft
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u DR. 6ALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TWO-sTORI
l. brick Building, slated roof, situated On NJ, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Moreover, Lot between L street ard Massachu
setfs avenue Application TO be made at the stor
on the corner of 18th street and Massachusetts, ave
nue.. .r . oct 1S-eo6t
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EOR KErT-A BRICK HOUSE, No. ees NEW
i Jersey avenue, second squsre south Of the Cap
itel. Enquire Of R. NJ. Coombs, No. 613 Eighth st,
near Navy Yard Gate. cot aO-3t&
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NOTICE WILL BE FOR RENT, ON OR BE-
~ fore December next. the Building now occupied
Sc WIlard's Hotel Coach Stable, situated on e. be
tween 18th and 18th streets It is q fine location,
and can be bad on reessonsble terms Apply either
to Mr.. CHESTER WALBRIDGE. or at Wiliard's
Hotel. 6e 1s-eoTt*
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FUNkRAL-The membes of the Good Intent
Beneficial Society of Washington, followed to the
grave yesterday afternoon, thu remains of William
Lally, deceased brother.
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dor RENT-T The DOUBLE HOUSE. SOUTH
west corner OF 18th and H SITS. Inquire No. 23s
street north. oct 1a-2aw2w&
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IMPORTANT mEETIss.-The meeting of the CITY
'ouneiis this evening will be of unusual import
anee' as the excitement in the city about the bread
Jaw ue hucksters' act and the groeers and tppling
house bills will call for their immediate ac,ion oT
So.eioIy re,acnon II is 10 be hoped that our Civ
b,,a- MN III some way lull the rising storm. The
oulter dealers, principal tavern keepers and bnck
stels nave already presented their memorials and
1nls evening the petition of those who mel az the
acted 9poS H IA. to 60 in and will probably be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-23

EoR RENT-Three new three story HOUSES. On
Pierce street, between North Capitol aud lst at
ard and n. They contain six rooms each Al,
ply to CHARLES TH0MA, Immediately opposite
oct 6-1ns
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"ANrEp-TwC GENTLEMEN 10 RENT three
w comfortably furnished Hooms, ohs parlor and
ss The so rent h i sa9 month Apply
oct 23--St$
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CHANDELIERS YoR SMITHSONIAN Jysrrrrr,ov
There may be seen al the lamp establishment, of A.,
John Reese, corner of the Avenue and Sixth s,,..,
specimen OF the new chandeliers to be nut n in
Ine lecture rooms, hall, SC, of the Smithsonian In
sutauon Inc work Is of new stye of bronz,na
iof winch a patent has been obtained tho ,,hnth
presenting an elegant appearance harmnn ,,na i'
color with ihe building Capt. Alexander of ,bn
Engineer Corps, who has charge of these marsrs
mas shown excellent tas e In the selection Of the
beautiful works of art
IHE HUcKsTERs ON STRIKk.-On Saturday
evening inc housekeepers were much surprised o.,
gong to the Centre and Northern Liberties markets
q not hnding the hucksters there with their usual
supply OF vegetables Not potato could be had 70;
VI nioney, except early in the evening, the buck
steis having withdrawn from the maTke, m accouD,
% the new huckster law. We learn thar thew bay
esoiinined 10 stand out for their rights
~ iue nucksters were also absent from the Yves,
LAKE. this morning. and are determined on stick
ing TO the strike. 'i' 0'ich
INQUEST AT THE JAiL-This morning. Corone,
o'o"afd heid an inques, at the Jail over the BODY
:" eo'ofed pnsoneShamed John Dement,. who
oeeh committed IN December last for larceny He
was airc ed with chronic dlarrhea whom he = iie
tie prison, ana the inquest found thar bs oae 70
nis uedlil from that disease. He was aoed hs,I,
my and sixty, and it is Understood was nor =; @
oil the West India Islands - ''ie
IN iAoNs'-Lucas having made a Third ATTEMPT 10
escape from jail, tbs Warden has been comosllsd 70
resort 30 extreme measures TO secure him. and he =,
now, we understaJ d, irons and fastened in ON. n
,hs eehs. Such Is the unpleasant Consequence q,
i"e want Vi d iit'ie patience and good behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-23

MRS. M L. DAWSON, PA. Av.
w enue. between Ninth and Tenth streets two
experienced killinsrs. The best prices will be paid
oct 23-f
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ICE 10 EXHIBITORS at the CRYSTAL


IN PALACE-In conformity with resolution passed y tae
Board Of Directors Of the Crystal Palace Association tne
last meeting notice hereby given that and sner thu hft
day Of November the goods in the Crystal Palace ~
placed ct the disposal Of Exhibitors and that every fsenJ
Wal be afforded for the packing and removing OF me ssme
Exhibitors who may wish 70 offer their goods 10, sac q sas
ton may within the Crystal Palace provided tns noy
the President within days from this date o. tae
ton 20 make sales that he sppont ''
sueh rurpose and a dsy or DAYS for such sales
John H. WHITE, President Cfys1ai Fslses
WATrRBURY & DYER Of the City OF New YORK, AUG
ye Authorized make sales Of say sna al s2ods
The Crystal Pasce which may be p,russa 70 s Limp
ito,. Holm n WHITE, President Crystal Palace
Hew.Y York Oct. n, 1874 ..... . L..h L.. -
~ ~ N ounsrs OF reeds (nov within the Crystal PasesD
u ~ b.ye their goods included Ia Catalogue sales
VIZ ,strbn the Pslsce 20 forward Immediately for
CT. nv mail or expressl eompe,s invoice Of each
49, To al order upon the Presde Of the Crystal Palace
acistion ~ H. white Esq for the delivery Of every srt
ele .nuule rated In their Invoices
s.es will eIcusvey for cash and will include goods
~ Iii descriptions within the Palace and In order arrange
he articles exhibition for sale and prepare
particular days Of sele the immediate attention
on y hibitors "a requested. WATERBURY, DYER.
Crystal Pslsee Auetoneers, store No 80 Broad st.
~. York
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paints, GLASS, &r.

ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC
~ COMPANY having greatly enlarged their works and
proved the quality Of their product prepared
orders for their SUPERI0R PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC which sold dry or sround In oil
warranted PURE, and unsurpassed for BODY and UNIFORM
WHITENESs.
method Of preparation has recently been discovered which
enables the Company their Paints keep fresh and
so IN the kegs for reasonable time In this respect thsr
Paints will be superior TO any other on the market
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT which s sold at low price
aud only be made from Zinc Ores New Jeney
well known for its protective qualities when spilled 70
irun other metallic surfaces
Their sToNE-cOLOR PAINT posesse, all the properties
OF the Brown, and Of sFees6le color for painting coz
depots buildings bridges &c. Dealers supplied on
liberal terus By MANNING SQUIER, Agents.
No lB5 Wsshngton-s., n T.
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Couartnersbip Notices.

THE COPARTNERSHIP heTst1,cre t erds
to. zti. Lowell. DAY s1'1 fs :, sSa
sent, Jsa NJ Gliss withdrs~ ING LTD y, asor,s ~
Sss and level .so s' s1' .ass. A. %
the 6rm nams In liquidation; ana yns -, Ws;r...
ie>s vi A' 's'' III" GEORGE J. N, ZkDRfsKfE
YAH n, y iax HASSAM o. LOWELL
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J T MoULros Auctioneer.
DOSITIVE SALE at AUCTION Of $50 LOTS

u In the City OF PATERSON N. j., at Pasaic FAILS, on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, November and q
At u o'clock NJ on the Ground
An attractive sale Of tsly and valuable Building Lots
the Hsh at Pssssic Fss being high ground overlooking
the prospe and thriving city Of Paterson and surrounding
country and only few minu,es wall 10 al the principal Fac
tories and Railroad Depot These the eligible Lots
In the city and offer unusual pdaeement capitalists for in
vesment being IN the city limits There Building Lots nov
comm and high prices and rapidly Increasing Ia ysae
The projectors have 1T their contracted for the
erection OF ubstsntsi and ornamental bridge ths P
ss River heh viii BE- completed before the t dsy Of
November and capable Of bearing % uns TO every ~ square
feet The streets and are all sded and other iI
going the Of the owners Tor which
the purchaser viii be required p.y sssessmsnts
Thee ysnsbe Lots viii be offered ct public auction
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Nov. and 2, On the
ground.
Grains Jesy City for Paterson every half hour from
oelock A r. NJ Trains 10 attend the sale, $50 snl
10 O'clock A NJ Yor further psrticuGu apply 70
C.. VAN WAGNER. Civil Ensnsey. Pstersoa, or
J. W. BARKER No. SNssssu e.,
where mxps b. obtained and terms Of sale made tnsva
PsThe strength of bssstfsl bridge jS erected seroa
the Passaic will b tested Of II o'clock day ofssls
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Bnil6ina Materials.

- PROOF BIJIIpfNds. VAULTS, STORE FRONTS
ROOFS &e-The under.ifned are prepares 20 ,.i :,
cold wrought Iron rolled 8esns cut 10 spseeeo - ysn
moderate sdvanc. on the cost wooden one. Inc
Brohers In CIia q where they have been used S'f
Information 'Ppy soopv, HEWITT. No II sarias slis.
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Jnstructiou.

A FEW YOUNG PUPILS will be taken to
"A BOARD and EDUCATE. with EXERCISES W MUSIC,
Us quarter Eight Only will be received VIII be
der the continual Of eonpsen 0sverus With the
terna overnight OF the Principal Aedss Wilton Conn.
MRS. SUSAN A WHITLOCK, Pnneipa-
B-Apptestion shouA b made Immediately. the Term
e1mmeneins ith inst Circular With high ctJ rsfs,acs
ostalaed Of tbs PnssiPal. Mr. 8 A "
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B. A. CHILTos Auctoneer.
&c GTnDE No rhsmhoro ~

B. A. CHILTos Auctioneer
T EASE of STORE No. 1913 Chambers-st-
Positive sale by order Of George Stevenson Assignee Of
Campbell Brothers COLE Chiffon will sell q, Auction
on WEDNESDAY, Nov l. at IL O'Clock, ct the Merchsnu
Exchange the Lease OF House and Store No rs Chsmbes
on the north side between Churehst and West Broadway
The Lease for three years and three mouths from Feb
1854 at 80 300 per portion Of the building nov
subet for $50 leaving the Store and two Rooms on me
third story unoccuped 10 let For Particular apply 10 inc
Auetiouser No Is Nassau (6i5D
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Daneina Academies.

4 DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ No 500 Broadway opposite llths open for the
reception Of pupils ho time Ladies
and Children Wednesdays and Saturdays and p NJ.
Gentlemen either Wednesday, Thursdays Fridays and
Saturdays ALL ~ ~ Circulars containing days hours
and OF instruction. be hsd st the Academy any
time or will be sent by post
A RI Of DANCING.-NO. "a East I3th.st.,
"A west Of Brosdwsy.-Mr CHARRUAUDs CLASSES are
now oPsn foI the reception Of pupils every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY u o'clock NJ at p 81 for Ladies and
children. MONDAY and tuesday II o'clock for Gen.
temen soirees monthly usual Circulars obtained above.
EERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. so
Il West liih-st-hsdsme c. DUBREUL FERRERO and
+. FERRERO respectfully their SCHOOL open
FOR the reception OF puPs Young Ladies and Masters Glasses
Mondays and Thursdays and Wednesdays and Saturdays 81
u P. NJ commencing Oct l6 SATURDAY Evening Class for
grown persons at p NJ, commencing Oct 81 ~ B-Pupls
any time the quarter commencing the day Of entry
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vx1ANTED-An accomplished young or mid
w ds.,sed Lady as COMPASIOk and ms XUCTRES3
q, yr.peh Music &c. to young msrried lad! confsra
be re,lasnce and compensation guaranteed Address Box
SOC Pest Oftoe-
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HENRY LEEDS & Co Auctionsers
I kRGE and VALUABLE SALE Of FIRST

I ARGE and VALUABLE SALE Of FIRST
II CLASS PAINTINGS BY AMERICAN ARrI SITS, com
prsiDg Of their best Works being the ANNUAL SALE.
On TUESDAY, October 81. and WEDNESDAY, November
ocock each evening at the Galleries formerly occupied
by the Dusseldorf Collection No 5fs Broadway New York
Annual sale of Paintings exclusively che Works Of American
Artists and congaDg Of their finest specimens In
bouDciDg this sale H. Leeds Co beg leave TO state to the
public ID Is will be excayey
fined the works Of American and resident Artist. being
Intention 10 make sale Of reliable gna Aneh
can pictures the suggestion Of many Of first Artists
have taken the above Galleries which uneqused In this
city point OF location space aud superior light The Pic
comprised In this sale will consist In part Of the works
Of the following eminent artists Huntington, Cropsey
Louis Lsng stesrns W. Hays Carter. Doughty. Rsnney,
Odde Buriord, TAFT sontsg Mrs. spencer, sebrOn. Car
penter, L II. May, Weir Clifford, j Thompon, Fisher,
Caferfy Hicks Hart Plat, jenkins, Boutele Van Wills
AnneiH Culverhouse, s. W. Wright, Blauyeit Schlesei,
Ansero and others Of equal celebrity.
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:. BARKER, Auctioneer
Il Asst SALE of the SEASON-Of splendid

IL VILLA SITES in West Flushing, FRIDAY. Nov. 3.
1884 at O'clock the ground II stormy the sale will take
place on Monday 9Th. Title indsputabe Printed abstracts
will be fuIni, he'd each purchaser free of charge.
TERMsTen per cent on the day OF sale, the balance Ia
monthly payments of five cent. up~ad, until tho
whole with INTEREST," IL paid I'M one half be paid IN
and the other half remain bond aud mortgage FOR
three years at per cent.
Persons wishing ste nd the sale, viii take the steamboat
Island City O'clock from Fulton Market Slip, which will
connect the Tusbiog Railroad Hunters
Point direct for West Flushing Persons living the east
part the city take the 10Th st. ferry Greenpont
The sd st. ferry Penny Bridge and there take the railroad
20 Flushing Stages alec leave Peck slip and 0rsnd
Ferries in Wilamsburgh every half hour passing West
Flushing
For Tickets for the ds Of with maps aud farther
particulars, spply to BARKER ELLIOTT
No Nasau-st near Wall, N. T.,
ORA P. Smith No "a sthav.; MacFarlan Merritt, No.
40 Sdsv; j. L. Burnett No 3H Broome Ct (up sairslj "
Lane No 90 Roosevelt ct NewYork, Weeks Smith, No 81
Fulton or s. y. Cogswel No Conrs, Bootlynj T.
RuDcie No l89 Grandst, Edwin Ferry 9Th Of
South 4tht WILLIAMSBURG, or W. A Van Houtsn Flushing
sy., near Franklin sv, GreeDpont.
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90 Ubom il map Gonrern.

MY son, CHARLES MUNDE, % years old,
VI who had besun study the New York Me1cs Cot
IL suddenly DISAPPEARED. BEING u tsmperse and
orderly habits afraid that accident has hspPen- TO
him. He ls bis lodgings the 10th in the morning csshed
check OF upward OF cleo FrOntst and has been
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darn hair and ANY about him viii be thankfully re-
eeived BY myte Doctor Adophus Hexarner No 81 WE
rem st. N. Y DR.. CHARLES MUSDE, Proprietor Of
the Water Cure Establishment At Florence,
North np,on ! Mass