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0osroS cLorG y!is. 4. S0"S 's'''S'
WHOLE sALE AND RETAIL

~ u, dntsW0iJ haa jusl openpd IN tgtMtEilft
NJ htlA MOCK 0B NJ strut uHinf thn MinHea0iai
jH,ee, IpH lhausald lb,llals worth ~
READY MADE rltiiliiNU, AkD GEST's FtHNtftttNt
NtWtF,
Comprising the iaTpnsi md ips uinntMt assortment
lunls NJ tIn kind aver Otplh IN this ay ~ IurH0fj
li,u goats uUd clothing arn ~ new, and NJ Tho
IAVEsT sVIttNU spftEs,
snnnied w, great care franz thu largest and mast fashion
abIu b0ues IN Nv t0 In ms alaO WI assfteB
NJ
HATS AM CARS
NJ avery description,
iefs,,. IN want NJ any NJ ibn abOys goots VIII md
~ their advantage ~ nsalDD tiia HiUnk iotuu uihib
mir prrnrrs, Te si0ak sill IN add NJ WliUItsAiJ
~ liErAI, ~ sui p0romsera, and ~ hn iOWEI tAFI
PItIi'Ea, Il, u, HHIsWUILi
May I'D n w.t.
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% Fk'sbsf, Baftsien, VI Samuel r Tst~t md
win, New fo,k Thee q jeNesj W WytHaa, HIS.
tsa WIN Fuller, WIN slspies, saltwater / were
aW,sSs The arrivals III The American tisss yesterday,
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0nAs9 rAsoN AMI. ESI1"IrIos

'l,ltH pfUIfglWa III DE lhsMINt ~ Ulp CWvN
iqipeeliUt pnp0bDen ~ lbg iHIatgUis NJ Al jHul atd
tleIbll INT ty'iNg jUsl esni MN pshibtM NJ ihp
hllild otnf ny m0olhs N winmDs nan ihet VII 0Imn
NJ M,hNti t,tt oh iltHiMat WenlHs, duNe lht6, and
e0ylinnH hf n lpw nIehls Huf
ihmfs Hlrn NJ ia ~ eunthmpee mNtiHg M 4 o'elaI
pteplspf SINGLE Tickets NJ adHssbm fk els, Fam h
lleenls admitting lpnt tetsoiis ~ nm ~ dhfnni INN
VOC lNHhW particulars see Advertisement H)0s and Ljll
NJ lhn ny g'iDMt Sun A ~ " Alik, lIajyinlnfa'
hmm LII u uLlllliL "A. IIAAL AunuI y 49,
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MINNBsOTA HiVEH OVTriTI

WHUItsNLb Am NfTAIM
1hbd MoI, hiOyB Hioh oui Wgu,a,o,
IL l1llfilti has net ulDlum llHn lnlpW yOl 40
lie tSilhfth nssinhnH NJ iit0pftls Hth ptHtlallgs
an NlWa lntHe simt NJ IaWl AItbs ~ ~ stiibjlml N
W. lnWl siVih mei iwIti hHi uadl hf snh.
W. upMbNes ahi lmlslHua emisli N luu NJ ilm nj
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NEW uta'ANf AM COMPLETE AsrUlMENr
or DNf OOODs, UHOt,EMIEs. AND
phOvtstONM
u. l., FULLER,
isf tteiteh his intep NH eiani aio, ~ sb,i,s
gwMa itg,o ibn tn'iI Uwlne 10 Lp Iaieness ii Ne
EAsiEitS fhicts ron cAeit
~ nW tshmlgt " ut tDntstea ana tnH Gin h. so,s
tbtt hi',ti,t hIs siDeh NJ iips UNas n,at h. to,ud
y@r' iminin"s pam mad lHbrv, tptt tahdaotne
2 - tihis NJ pHtt inscription
u u iirarIiDd tidl0N
~ hats lultaetud t0iioU
4 u Jipkine
iAHHs
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Y II UiabItts
~ teees Ass0flwl lHshns
~ % tuatnt,
A lnM e,.wimeW N hjetilf, 6iOtts iiNtk. iiAtD
Nln11lftH ~ kru I'm hnhnnfhs ~ siafIit
w .slmk ~ tbpiiitSG and Gftfs II HelsttlSO
uun ls llih met rtpt Utnn IN itn ualtn att An tui
Wl WUt " tn,0Witp Wpttihihw N Ne lHn lbuI
~ W. Hhil ahi hRhWlDn " " tGr MN N , anVa.
w iihs ~ ttnWtpi HNd ispFpitup W. ptult iumi liiU
II',lF ~ ~ hlgls iNm, imnl wpE, 0Nt, A. NH an
dWe ' w n H. tiiItH
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DnionAx YoCso Ina become insoIent by
Suecesa, and II resolved tive or die, uinh or
SWIM" 10 MI Tho laws Of The tinted State
NJ defiance when he p1eases. iie saysi
awe have rot n territorial government. and
] an am viii be the governor, ami M Dotpet
!, ~ h' i u mn Ne hota Aiwiehiy @vs,
"nt, lst.a wy aeed M M Hotst9gt odyheig.
] have told y0u The truth ab0dt that"
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THE FAKIR OF silva
~ COMIN(aI!!
AND VIII, nE iiEiiE
ON Tit HHUAy, JUNE ~,
AM Viii, nttt
TWO GRAND REPRESENTATIONS
eVt.l pa,ii i,uu A

salHi i'aui. iuUo A. dc.

MAWkbEY h kHNN,
btALtHs ~ HAhDWAht ROOTS AhD tUtLtht
IN NJ, hoihUg A., 0tO Nv AmVhoa ffgost,
\tUttt rat thG Ni'pnita ~ ie eltlHts II ~ iHn
w ahd vicinity, ~ thet new, Mtee abd veil ass0p,
IiUth NJ
HOUSE, ft'tNift M
sne NJ Nalt' Tanks NJ ~ litlt tniitt WHnEh thti
Parliament aHd strap hipyea, ltdls sluteis Fyspnnt
bais, i6pks erinNs iatmi MI ph' ani dmH i,attnf
MttithNits INHF,
Hand, finch, ptii trk and Itlp sawsj thleluii NJ
"a baaid AMI liieuf Adtn sp,kn siatps htaNiug knte
tiHet, s'phI luuyg ~ patiue lilisp,i AnesI blaep
ttoWh' jaeh shn0dlW anl tinn ltnesi il0N aHd ban
tDbsns inning Mehltes iiaelipsl itahnipts thi, fHuH
ANA sAA tiusi Tea ana tiut hii tiNlps
Auiittittt mi tMt1t 3NtNfs.
fuths, takns srtig, setllp snYisi tdi pHlft eGujb
iiapn iWek, ihpas Iiminr and bph ,haihsi 6tub iia
Hnh lieks -
ItUiisE FURNISHING
fmts taIhhg tiiaspps kH,pa aHa tiks sii0lsi n M.
assgrinmp ~ tiltet palnli thiiaHla p,d jalan Map
btiptsl hmllna titp 1Ep rhtns ami .iotpets, WaWl
ipis ilitp uunls iAinni pHalHnllpl lluN knlihp w
dlna slimMnts WiIt0Nsi itie millii VA Inns tntnh
~, ttmt HHH tHttiNp kntpsi
IhnF liNtHaliua JhaHNlhnUi NJ saiihir, THINNING
iilfp)Hj tNits thrtnts Nh tbaH l'HWps due sptalml
iutn VIVA Patent ihiunpes nhd 'nNnlHt epnnsi
jum AIdl ~ lubl
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Ssv" CHARLES NAPIER II \ great hvorIle
win Tho Hwetes, Even tho students Of Upsa,
Nv, their celebrated university, chartered u
steamer ~ carry them down ~ thu hupi, IN
shake hands with him All tho ehorisiers NJ
Tho capital ave practising " ttue britannia, "
but W yet have not succeeded In making II go,
Sweden viii be satisfied with tho iinio of
britannia bof,p tlle end NJ this war; Hhe will
w. made 10 bleod financially and commercially,
" slle h not actually fDroed into thu contest,
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xiNN NEW AM INnsNs sTnl.INI

AyTTWTN TIIWW TlW FTWHTWNNN NTTTs M TN 10 IINNN
- Dlnmi Q'nWlp,, llW'glw ~ mgnibp " ihp tH'
ll,p Dlim, mn p,nV m lp sgt hns io0p en-, IL
ihn hmm asinp'iNe " wlllNp ~ a. " lNeea ~ he nan
lNnI Wln ab mn NJ BIZ tHds Il slIIl, mw Whfpll y
niIuli Ihain Wys hsinnnh Ntih snthNs
WlpmtWwlll HiNtN sHld hmaps N Die NJ uahiiai Ell
iln hW sinll itliH NJ aimee te#htdi ~ h., tp hU,sn
tobpI Nlll t#y sih knt lntimaihn lhal vii lad 4
lhe tnnateft NJ bn itea ahd e atiesl ~ ljn llIW viii
W. itimlatil pat ttH, W W MltdIU
liuuIlu uut IhhU INN MANN
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JUST RECHlv kDs Ia.
gfNtE largest assortment VI ClAcke ever imported n
i W this Territory, consisting u me choicest IN
tnds from the tu0sl celebrated makers, No eafgeS0
10 zoe them Also, beautiful iet u 1fuxrea AND FAs
''"''' NV" wM iffiNdw0nriI.
Cur, u Jackson and tlith streets,
~. Paul, June 10, 1915. du
GUAR n TOBACCO HEAL QCAnTEkt.
fNlE con, snipnt Room on the nfst hoor u ths Post
nee iiaiidIns recently occupied by NJ. In Dre ~ mn
once has been neatly ntie1 up nDd opened Tobacco
store where will always be found ne st0cs ~ the ve
.fMiJniED CtUAiia,
Chewing Tobacco " III kiad every variety NJ snu and
In shol aii articles manufactured produced from The
staple weed. ..
Tue proprietor will Keep constantly IN hand tis very
best qualities NJ these commodities, and hopes ~ receive
liberal support fr0m the smoking and chewing public
.. be Ia bound 70 please the tastes Of VII who may give
him n cali
a. PAU NAV 10 1874 Mn
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OFFlCIAI.=AO. 6i3.

~ 0TfcE NJ the establishment NJ additional Land 0ness
In tbs Territory NJ Minnesota LIN pursuance ef the
act ~ Congress approved April ~ isb4 entitled An as
W establish additional land districts In thu Territory of
Mnpsseia, II hereby declared ana made kGwN. tba
tbs Land once tor the Root River District has beeD
located for the preent, by the iesdent n tbs United
States nj the Town NJ brownsville, and that for the
" Minneapolis District NJ tho town NJ Minneapolis boil,
on tie MlaAsslppl River, I
Ul,en under my hand, NJ Tho t1iy o Washington, this
twenty third day of May, A, o., lhhl,
JUiN WiiSON,
Iuue 10 0w tOrgtash,et NJ thr Us,,etat land Once,
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A la'e number of Tho uaIem JeD',sOnAan
contains n longthy aud abIe leader, giving n
historical aud statistical account VI tho pro.
sre." Ut that city, aud Tho relative yIcId Of lo
load milne" which surround II. Ilappcnr" TINT
ualcna las nav ten thousand InI,abltnnis.--
Tho frat white mttIer e,nlgraiM there In 1919.
u Ia said that mare oro will be dug IN ll,ls.
than IN my previous year.
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GnANCE -
ron NEAL IarATk PljIulllAstIln no MAKE Ar tEAF1

FOH HEAT TBTATE PVIUIINLIH TUMNkT Mt TTNFT
400 Pkit GENT WITHIN \ YEAH
1Wlt sAlE-a nun,bor 0f The most vi able business
II lots IN ~ Iaui-ihe Mind 10 buy for speculation ~
Improvement
With WOOD AMI water and only twD tnes ~ the dissection
at H. Anthony ff0m H. PaGiciiy hts.
Viii leave IN lev days f0s tahe f0pefi0f where
have located ta tusiHas sn,efpte, which H. my Ony ~
dueeaeni fof parting with suei, property " ma NJ
doubt, ~ seow Ohe NJ The three largest tiiis- NJ.
Mississippi Htpfs Dune bttfo H. A. HDtW1ffNN,
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EfNll AAf.At.

rltftE CORNER tUf aj0Diny ihe N. w. Church, I. now
offered tr sae ~ Tie highest bidder fh eHsh ~ i,aHd
The a1te hi laa neat, 0le story brick house. VII
i've RUINS Including panty mud clothes press, MI e0npiein
suitable i1r n family residence,
1h,se wishing " make enh i6tes,i wo,i VI do well
IA call NJ my sOfe0pslin thn thept Uhee, where tlei
can hate all The information tHtuitai, TIE time VIII N
limited iUf bidders until the 2Dlh iBsii
Juun ~ 4, ttilsT,
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Hose snspenaF, ann IN truth, everything that u new
and fashionable f'H gsuismeBs wear
No L2N THAN 5000 UAttMENTS
TN hand fov sssB'Hath1 and lev beauty III Uaie,tai
ana unsurpassed Workmanship ss ~ Nv eseeIied IN any
city IN the Union, " 'T
fn'ws sae. nnd 'mp profits ami W. study IN p,en.e-
nlI NJ MI lines bn Of n0iiO Nnd IN study Tho l0teost
~ oaf fie's ogciler With Sus avn shall H. our o,.t
e|leMv"e tohnisy stovrkespsu wout ~ we'll 10 ssnUns
our si"eh before sobp below, nfe nniinHvd that tey
cnn save n,ili lime nnd money, wy
strangers visiting of ely would IN well ~ examine on,
.rfns aud sume stock ~ ~ have nil The Lnat si,ra
having been - The East during The whole winter having II
manufactured Under my avn subefibe,dsnee etd e,e,s
garment Manufactured equal ~ The bes custom w0tk
uuf system ~ selling fof cash NJ New Yot prices bns
nus .at wmhe1 nla,taelv snd or rntfsss have ~ AZ
hhowI"lKed Their saiIsfMelon Having been engaged in
TIN nlr ot tn years Il ~ e presumed ~
or buslhesa nt1 being connected with M EASTERN house
W are enabled " ges govds fes much tss tnn thoss
MO NY nut small quantities and have iie W ~ tapl
WI 'n' sau see " mi w! corner ~ Jackson street,
LEWIS tttNEMAN, ptDt,siot
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Se1" TIN half Of ilic steamer Humboi,h Inn
been bought by our old friend, Jons tMoAny
who takes command of her. bhe will continue
10 run ns n regular packet on the Minnesota
Hlver. she leaves to-day f6r upper country.
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GIFTS FOR THE PtllpLHJ

IIttlH w ftOf sAkU plelis HH lasslle pfaseeia IL
a'I,. .hs. .a,"1E w. E"lt,.'; r. ElsMs goa
lWH,HaB,a NJ lbe lrlaal IalNeu ana Vaas VI NV g0lt
ril The largest AMI mat M gnilenBl A0lks NJ bn kUi
nlpr plnpubtnt bflNfp SIS AHe,ilaH pulla,
EVERY IllkEI 4 RYE NJ HIAkhkI
Among Nh ptltns alp Deimt H1n atn,s, NJ $50 aetes
each, pt pahI tWNs lv tNnUly Inala NIlbU UlaJnaj
aplnndJ paW NJ larfiapn bMs6s hinr NUg paD0s Thin
hmiii HtlaiIps thFm nnpant galagnai llln ,plpInpp
sn'hI# nllp HnUa luHlnpl lUslluinDls hilpT UnUpnd
hafnnss slhprAani hnppn sk Haas tmiiplHaI pauiii
las hats And IaIpn nNBWr NJ elegant and n0slll gId
1aieloa, chains, seals rnps, hwhnts nnnhtanns mVaa
pHs baenlula pld pms pnnall', kn nle,al m NJ nh
DlnnpDt ptbiaWpsi pher aHu NJ witch VIII ~ hand
S0Dn lngNu ~ wIlMtor drawa inm Van pauleua,s ~
unIdlDs llg prizes, mUip NJ hisf,bN'ep he VII be sea
upon application post paid oanb pint IN ihe pniod
pRyE riCKhts OsE DOLLAR EACnl
Admitting iur pnts0ps NJ gDpni ~ NJ dlNsleh iBGs, N
ihs ssttbtfm NJ Ns ~ he paitNiUMs sl0tH baiusd nj
any lime ~ plaea wDss They mar be ~ pslbl, ii,j
aus ~ ihs dalfbui0n, whiph n ID sOtHdsniiy bslIeyad
ita tbs great ennDd AMI iMpti ssIn NJ tickets viii a ~
~ eiwui HE Wh day NJ August bpsi Uius mdip NJ whph
viii H. yitel az s,aytf " tn tluhnts are au,i,nf add
toi Tickets ny mall address NJ IN, pjjDepaj 0nre'
IiIUM non \ IUiiNgJN.
June w W WtuMb's Hall, n. iOUk M,
TO ANUutyH(Te AND BUILDERS.
ttst lrpnhsi vi tI,es ~ Whetbpma's iba.ina Tapet
~ me stlis Mathematics Instruments.
Nhmb's MWI Architecture, v tuia
thulshlUs Atshllreli
MWlstU itulIInt's UUjdn,
nh1 ttet tthite Heeed Nv ihs tt sails tnHt M tas
UMWH fhah n are neat The hin,'iean li1pa" l"m W
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ssS" Nh those IN want VI neat and eega,,
hints, h"d be''e' call without delay, NJ IN
a" bosioh Clothing Store" VI Mr.. u. u. Um,s
wotp' lie has just received Y large assert
mint, which for BEATTY, durability, and com
fort, nrp not sAeeIIed In il,e city,
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Wpmemsatt'1 GMNt,tM.
MONEY sAvEEpDk Tict!s...!SAvEDI Ia.
(.1l(D'HtSHN(a.

THVW NvlNt esIenske Ass0lHfN NJ NEAby MADE CjOl
TtHN0 sostk VI ~ tbNh N " bs fsuad ii iLjs "a.
tabIsbmest
You ian ssvs ksney 6scause W. are sefns thirty nor
cent cheaper tbse WY 0tSeF house In ths city, ~
You can save time teea M sps sssg, eye0t 4. IN In
found every article nsss.ssy, IN the wsrdro,p
and you may In sure ~ h*shE ~tsd, withywt vun8ins
half tive amount of goods ~ b. t"uwi In tbs hm,ss
labor can In saved, because Our grads are iii mad.
equal ~ thu best costume work, and wasysptsl
listen not ~ the Idle tales Of small si6bbsspeu vto
cauigna'e ~ induce you ~ buy Ut them jead our bst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

C10th1ng, Mt Ill Fulton and 80 Ann street,
Tia great desderatum In the purchase of clothing to
obtain gsrmests that in their 1T perfect and such
- combine with durability both elegance and economy.
OoD6dent that IN the manufacturing Of their clothing
they have arrived at small degree OF perfection and
thatin the bose mentioned particulars their garments
anime their stock for the fall and winter seasons which
= repete with every thing new and desirabls both 10
style and material choice stock Of cloths,
md vesting always hand, from which garments win
- mace TO order In the bast manner aud the shortest
NOTICE. HEWITT, COULs0N CO.,
Ill Fulton street and SO In street.
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hut sBe COrrfs Ilnt and INC PEARLS whites
evapescen unless preserved and by
proper meas. II Phalon's Paphiea Lotion be auohed
night and morning to the i est complexion 70 will pro.
tact IT blemsh; While the ska DIS gured with tan
hlocbes pnplea orpbsw, freckles, win speedily be-
clear and roy from its Phaion's 5l7 Brosd
way, (st Nicholso Hotel and 1877 Broadway corner O.
leg stsest sold b. drnygss and fancy dealers gene.
sAfy
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Challenger Challenged Chailenge!-Hero and
mere, and every Wherein the lamp post, the WALL
the psIsrs-daily and all! Look to the East, 1t 10
Chanenge to the West, IL is Challenged to the North
and to the soI tb, stall Challenge is the mystic word full
= the PEG Sle's face What doth it mssng Rollins
Knocked down Greytown in the frst heat, and hes,
Assesore, the hon and the unicorn Of England chsl
naoed tha stars ana stripes Of America Guess not.
Have the 6busters attacked Cuban and 10 that plea.
ant lady, the Queen Of Spain sent President Pierce
ehalnse by the hands Of Minister SoulS who has re-
emily slopsd from Msdrid2 Guess not Has Sicklss
ehaner sed the Peabody to mortal combat, the
saeA Of the cloth Of gold where Albert, PRICE Of
England, did lately, with loving hug, Napoleon No 2
unioidf Guess not Has NcMichsel como TO time at
.t within the Quaker City and dared the cooper
neht without rsmorse or Pity Guess not. Are the
the universal nation and the Of mankind been as
anged BY the Pope to stop him from rolling the sweet
mofasl under his toDeue9 Guess not. What,
then, does all this Challenge mean? We lift
Ne curtain 70 let the full light Of the Challenge
n We face Of the public, The Challenge Is simply
challenge for the public to buy ard read the Challenge
= American Sporting Gazette and the seat sport
hog journal published in the United States and COM
HIhg f&vors bly, with any issued in Europe. 1t fls
void In American literature long waiting 6ed II
VIII be complete and reliable sporting chronicle
aiming the latest sporting both Of this country and
Ecrope and embrs cling series Of lives and portraits Of
a the celebrated modern champions OF the ring ALSO
and military excursions races, fairs 10. The hesd Of
the Challenge ID Of the mnst beautiful aegori sl
gIavirgs Illustrative Of sport published and cost
over $500. Tbs Challenge win also from tins to Hme,
contain other fne esgravings Tho Hrst number will be
ready on wei nesday afternoon, October a. Sod every
Per year Once MEL SON co No So Nassau street.
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Piano FOItes and Mcludc0ns.-Torms Gra-
dnAesd to the times and made to accommodate every
eAss Of buyers An imms assortment Of celebrated
Eanos and mslodeons for sale less price
NAN can BE- had elsewhere lsrEs variety of best
ssoond tAna pianos In the market Prices $50, $780, $50,
We 800, $llb $i25 &c SITS Beautiful pano fortes
great bargains. laree discount made from factory
yEees for cash. To iuit purchase monthly pay
1eAts taken. Cash paid for second hand pianos.
HORACE WATERS, No. $50 Broadway.
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Opening Of tho sur season at Gcnin's Ba-
war LADIES requested 10 bear in mind that ON
Wednesday the 4th of October enn's magnificent stock
Of fancy furs for the winter OF 1856 will be opened at
the Bazaar, 5l3 Broadway This assortment win in
clude Russian and hudsons Bay sable, royal srnine,
martin cbinchil., Isabella bear silver fox, ok fitch
and every other Of fur usual for ladies'
made up in the styles announced in Paris for the
coming winter and the great beauty and variety the
STOCK will render this exhibition Of furs Of the finest
that has taken plsce 10 New York. GENiN'S b.
mar, 6l3 E3roadwsy, st Nicholas Hotel
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Ar. j. 8. shields, Commission Merchant,
LSusyie KY 10 In tbs city for fe~ days at the Aston
Bouse. Persons having any business with Louisville
would do well to call on him.
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FINE ARTS.

TNINE ARTS.-A FEW CHOICE OH. PAINTINGS FOR
II sale. Amor them are . few Aue examples of the
modern English Observation-Disclosures Of his finest
works, sh aver Pool &c also, few very choice Elem
ish pictures. Apply at "a Macdougal street. from till
3 o'clock. WIN. BEEBE
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What Claims have DrumEo5d Il PrOch, No.
I20 Fulton street, the New York people that they
are 50 Dount u asks old fogy nothing
more t an that their stock OF fail and winter cothiag
cannot he surpassed, either 10 STYLE make, variety,
and further they allow no one TO underseii them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

Ladis So JOAN madden, $40 Broadway, win
sPen this day. loo dozen more Of til ,se elegant kid
hands, sAtrts, infants robes, frocks and waists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

One Price, and that the Lowest In the
trade, the business principle at Union Hal, this
great metropolitan and national clothing warehouse
Of Fulton and Nassau Areets he stock of gen.
1enens and boy fall clothing Is the largest the most
VARIED Al d the most fashionable in New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

nOuG3ton q knapp, ~ CersanndE street
hAvs on hand Of the best stocks of mems and bcys
s.sthng IN the city, adapsed to city trade southerr
aAd markets, at the very lowest cash prices
OIL and examine for yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

100000 Werxh OF Fashionable Winter
elsthDg manu- aetured BY of the lea ling houses in
Broadway, FOR sale at half price, 1t EVANy clothing
warehouse, 90 and e8 Fulton street Bauk Of Wash
1nnnv SO eeuts ON the dular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

IJOSE COMPANY NO 49.-MEABERS AND OTHERS
II who intend joining with the company their
parade to jersey City Tuesday October win meet
at 96 O'Clock A. NJ at the carriage house. In Of
unavorsble weather It win be postponed to next Friday;
due notice viii DO given in the papers.
JACOB L. SMITH, Foreman.
WIN BURNS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

81 Am Disappointed ln Not Being Dlsap-
pointed the gentleman said, who had tried hun
bred shirt MAKERS and found them all anpu but
realized atGhEEN'S, No Aston House the true mean
ing Of perfect fits and conscienti ous promises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

A New York Map and Guide to Routes,
as hotels points Of interest &c Is contained in the
Published BY ALLEN co., 1879 Water street sold BY
al essEnen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

EIamOsEORtts and MeIOdeOna. - Terms
rsduAta to the times, and made to acco modate
every class OF buyers. An immense assortment Of
eeseerated pnos lodeons for sale TO rent at
sess rice tran BE- had elsewhere. large variety
q the best secondhand Pianos in the market Pieces
~ $50, SO SIS, 500 $llt SIPS &c to SITS. Beau
ttfui piano fortes which have been rented snort
time, WIN be sold at great bargains large discount
made from factory prices for cash. To suit pur
ehaser monthly payments taken Cash paid for second
hand pianos. HORACE WATERS, No S33 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

Great Asnexican Eagle. - srcat Sacrifice Of
rich cArpetsgeat sale OF ingram carpetsgreat
establishment 90 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

q. j. GsyleF's saIsnAnder Safe Depot
2O6 p arl street, three doors above Maiden IaneAn
assortment from newly improved patterns with powder
proof locks for Jewelers. merchants
ON hand and for sale as above, BY HITCHCOCK DUNN
@ J. GAY Ter, patentte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

AAsoo's DaguerrcosyPes.-LaFgc Size for SO
cents, eompete coiored, and in a picture 10
eonpsts sithout case and for ATTY you get
- and twice the size Of those at other places ANO
~ brsadway, oppos to Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

DIR. G. r. r. TrestIer, Dentist, Having Re-
turned to New York begs to inform his friends and the
public that he always be found at his OH No 90
varick street. corner OF Laight, e. Jshn's Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

DsHSnsehled's Fall Style OF Hat n the
Aandsensst fabric Of the The sh. pc cspva
u.g the material exquisitey hne the work manship
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

Wigs ard TOupeess-fVe yvould advise all
persons In vsDt Of the sboxe named articles to call
MElHuRsT tEARD, ~ tiaiden lane where they have
fhe address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

THE Best Hair Dye Ii .llard's received toe
premium NJ the Worlds Fair, and positive proof win be
given in five minutes of stase color upon living
hair Also all bad colorng by other dyes corrected or
fee 1913 Broadway, up stairs.