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COR SALE, at ELIZABETHTOwN, NEW.

Il JERsEY-A large. conmodous DOUBLE HOUSE
and attic with extension tesroom, new
" repaired painted with half Of ground hand
soely lsa out with terrace shade and fruit trees grape
vince &c with stable and carriage house The place vel
esused for gsntee family boarding house and bat hvs
misutes walk from the DeO6t WI be ssd low and on easy
Metropolitsn Bank Buildtpz Basement
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E'OR SALE-2, 600 acres excellent Pine Tim
her Land tear the supbuTy ssd Erie Rosi Terms easy
App y TO RoBT. THOMPSON. IT., Irving Sank Building,
Marl en- and Green wlch
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Birth.
On Saturday, October 20, the wife Of Mr.. wM f. HoR-
sIyGToy OF a child.



On Saturday evening October Is, by the Rev D. Dun.
bar WILLIAM H. SANDERS Miss JnsNErT ID. WATSON all
OF this city. -
By the Rev Mr. Armitage, Mr.. LOUIS c. MEgs to Miss
MARY CArHAsE PnIIps, eldest daughter Of Francis Phi
lips, all Of this city.
On sunday October 81 at st. Peters Church, by the
Rev. Father QUINN Mr.. JOHN MciAURAN to Miss JANE
FiSKGAs, both Of this city
On Thursday evening" October Is, by the Rev. Dr. NIL
lett at his residence III East Seventeenth street,
Mr. GEORGE 7. PURDUE of Worcester, Mass to Miss ELIZA
JANE ScoFrED, Of DanbuTy, Conn.
On Monday, October % at the Delaney House, by the
Rev. Mr. Chaplin, j. HAIsgY CusHMAS to Miss MARTHA l..
THAYER, both of Bennington, Vt.
On Sunday, October FL by the Rev. Morris J. Raphel
WIN. LASGnRMAS, of San Francisco CAL to RosAIA eldest
daughter Of simon A. Iichtenhein, Esq, OF this city
Bachelor, at his residence Mr.. THOMAS Cook of Detroit
Mich, to Miss GEoRGASA f., daughter Of the late NJ A.
Lowry, Of jamestown, N. y
In Brooklyn, on sunday evening October 81 by the
Rev. j. NJ. Reid Mr.. JAS WILEY Of the firm OF Brown &
Wiley, Of this city, to Miss EIzABErH DAVENPORT OF
Birmingham, England.
On Thursday, october 10, by Rev. H. w. Parker, En-
HIRRs to LousA BAIIow, daughter of VIM. Allen
Baow, Esq, all OF Bedford, Brooklyn.
residence by the Rev. A. H. Partridge OF Christ
Church, Mr. FRANK CouTEAu, of Phadelphia, to EMMA
ELIZA third daughter Of the late Henry g. Armbrster,
Esq.
PhiIadeluhia and Nassau, N p, papers please copy.
At St. h<-sfs Church, Eastchester, on Wednesday Oc
tober II, w the Rev. W. J. Coey, Mr.. CHARLES " NOR
GAM Of astchester Miss usAN NJ daughter of Albert
Badeau Esq, of New Rochelle.
At Dobb's Ferry, Westchester county October H. by
Rev. w. Mcvicker, WILLIAM pRISGLE, jr Of this city, TO
ELIZA, daughter Of c. T. southan, Esq, Of the former
place.
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On Sunday, Oct 81 at the residence of his father 1877
Fast Twentieth street. after short but severe Illness
Hogan aged years, months and 10 days.
Weep not, dear mother, for thy child,
| He now in heaven doth DWELL
But dry your tears, and trust in God:
He doeth all things well.
Due 1otce viii be given OF the funeral.
On Sunday, October IL MARGARET, relct 81 the late
Henry Keyser, in the cath year OF her age.
The friends and ssquaintances Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at half
past three O'Clock from her late residence No. 231
Bowery.
On Monday October o. at noon, JEAN Nicolas FINANCE
His friends, and the members OF sincerte Lodge No.
:ss o. Of r. are respectfully invited to attend his
afternoon ct one O'Clock His remains will be inferred
in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
On Monday, October 81 ANDREW o'DoxsElIY, aged rs
years, native Of county Tyrone parish Of Cappagh Ire
land
His friends and acquaintance and those Of his ne
pbews, d. Mcguire and Henry ODonney respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence No.
9sprng street, tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Monday October %, ELIZA RUSSELL, daughter Of
Theodore and Caroline A. Taylor, aged years and 20
days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at two
O'Clock from the residence Of her father No log Chris
topher street, without further invitation.
On Monday October ~ MATILDA EwAI WILSON, aged .
The relatives and friends of The family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at two
O'Clock, from No. 20 Amity street
On Sunday October a. after long protractcd illness,
Mr. DHDkRtH WHIsHUSS OF Hanover, Germany, aged ~
years and months He leaves wife and four children
TO m ourn his loss.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the
bers of the German Friendly society, respectfully in
ved to attend the funeral this afternoon at two o'clock
from his late residence No. 40 Whitehall street. Of
Water street.
On Saturday October 90 JSo. CURTIS aged 80 years
HIS friends, and those Of his father and family
fpectfuy invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
at one O'Clock, from his late residence No. 14l Front
street. Brooklyn
On sunday October 81, at Vermont avenue, Brooklyn
FERDINAND GUNDERhAN, aged year.
The remains inferred in the Cemetery of the Ever
greens.
In New Brunswick, N. j. on Monday, October %, Ca
RofsE RrNYoN wife OF Moses Coddngton aged 70 years
The relatives and friends of the family invited 10
attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock
from the residence Of Mrs. Runyon No. 1853 George
street.
In Philadelphia, Monday morning October 20, GUS
TAyus CLEEaASN, Esq., Cjnsul Of Chill.
At Buenos Ayres, s. A., on Thursday August 10, FRy
DERc J. KAUFMAN, son Of the late Christian H. kaua-
mann, Of this city, for many years resident OF Buenos
Ayres but formerly Of this city.
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NEW YORK, OCTOBER %, ls55.- A SPECIAL,
~ meeting Of he members Of Fulton Engine npany No
~ held at heir engine house his evening The following pre-
Axnhle and resolutions were unanimously adopted
whereas has pleased Almighty God can ffon This world
~ the midst OF his usssreas beloved friend
9vnn Mcoowan whose devotion TO the department, which
We are All proud to he members and whose ungehsh In
enshncng The hest interest Of hs he
~ active member for years prior up 70 The lime
OF, his decease, therefore. - = - y = - '''
hesoved That In The death Of John Mcowsn the Fire De
hss os' an efficient advocate Engine Company No
40 uinifF member his fi.snis and as.ocitea me-
loved oomrsde and companion and bis wife and children an
aGeoitonae husband - - ~' -
<soyed Iha' In the loss o. such community In
be filed 49, ~ -''S
Resolved That hts preamble resolutions he p,b
Hrhed Ia the New York Herald and Tribune and c,v gu,v
aiie.ed BY he Secretary be aIcted wifc ana
children. - ~
Resolved That The badge 81 mourning be worn no H.
members Of hs company for thirty days. - -
James g. Ahihanks, James T. Perego Matthew j. Foxey+y
Jons J. MANNING, Secretary. '"
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PLAYING CARDS,

DLAyING CARDS or EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR
sale at Tho Union Card Mandatory III 10 CRAM
street. near Broadway nrlDdirg double hesds or
nskntnied and plain and spanish cards superior arse
msda expressly Tor dealag
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Bargains In Carpetings.-GoOdB Brussels at
81 per yard; heavy English superne OF 6s yer yard
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY, 379 Broadway.
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4
for four hundred aud ten dollars dated ocio5er h sos
receipt, calling hin.efG: Wright Any niorna
WILLIAM =. HAws, rs caaal street
FAR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE At THE cRYs
y ial Pslace--open daily from a. NJ nn' 10 r NJ in
esy Of ever ISas Aa as :,
sss Ssse sBBrs p s spsG IL 5 sr
ors can obtain csfs package.
Jons W. CuAsnras, Secretary.
IRISH AID SOCIETY," cALL TO rHE GENEROUS
association about 70 their laoors this
hoped aa all ALL without distinction WI hold hemssyes
are many agplcenis calling on the society be forwarded
every friend Of humanity win AID Dis prasewohy object
N. J. KrEiEa, Sec. VS.. woRElA, Rec. Sec.
TT WILL BE REMEMBERED THAT WHEN rHe HART.
@ be furnished 10 clothing bu' promises often IKE
or wha, slong he men mostly wanS they have
and note enough q thos, . change ber
boots during the cru.e many q he crew having ne
who willingly volunteered their services Ealard
Gus an undertaking. u, we rejoice n h.vne - SOON ond
crew A. well as his own
no THE PUBLIC.--I OBSERVE IN THE PAPEas OF
s m1rnnss s on sssrs ~ 1 1fe,a ''y asas
itsr charges Of official corruption AL learn Q la .a
able TO ascertain what evidence % indictment
have been able have
o. 10 md ont what IA the Official corruption imputed
fut cannot delay momef, that account In meeting
ie charges plainly and uncquiyoesly and therefore, a,
once without reservation every NJ those
chgrs which Affect integrity "a be entirely without founda
ton 70 be utterly untrue and without
70 support g. 20 Tar ms Res nods CONTRACT Il concerned
and went executing IL untii April 1883 he Couo,ro
Ter informed that he would
II until the courts compelled him to. and hat day have
never drawn requson IN favor Of Keynoldshaye
except 10 that Reynolds dif his duty under H. aud
csTiy so what he had done have never nerered With
he quesion Of ia validity. wiih the ssHsmcnt
Of II, which the Comptroller without consulting me,
m.ddIng with H. and have lett h unater entirely the hands
ct HE finance department have done anything
attempted 10 do anything 70 maintain s couirac AMI have
received dollar Ia
fecily indirectly, connected ih that whole mean
" 10 be Understood denying IA the eyp! that
language Will allow part o. he charge against me,
ask for no Suspension Of opinion but meet Tho question as
fully and n 4 possible 1 n
other bu' thus appeal ~ the public snch
cruel and uniounded attack integrity, Whatever
suits flow hereafter from the proceedings whc ai
institute Tor my protection they cnbno, Ali against
attack made ~ who passed directly from nonaiiDg
committee when be has forth his Candidates the Grand
Jury where he has used h position Rssa 'hse pat
IN nomination against hem. " he had been enough
before any and prefer he charges. VIII
bem "a once and prove how Utterly zlse they But,
nni hat done, have resource bui thus pnby asl
erpcuy 20 meet the charges with full and unequvD3al
shall seek an investigation Just AZ may be ggble
for me . obtain one. THOMAS X. DoWNfsb
NV York October y, 1888.
THE UNDERSIGNED DECLARES HEREWITH THAT
no debts contracted IN his will be acxnowleRcd by
him FREDERICK hEsskR, 1871 fifh s.reet
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FURNHTURE,

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERooMs
~ NO. 30 BnedwSy opposite The ~ NJ .hoss Hoisi -
kAIHEws STACY o.fsr Tor sale The os rs-nsiye 80,
ment o. hsncy. eo<c snsneed Prem h Ia rnure n ~
an,sa a. redn 80 prices Every variety ate.es
paasnss, plows, bossSs. &s 81 IDanua,uzers pr.csa
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('0NFERENCEs LIT ERAIREs-BY MONSIEUR CHAe.
~ Mel o The University OF France. These lectures.
Ing snccinct but complete of French literature
defed NJ interesting Improving those who
attained some proficiency In the language take place ne
University 81 the city Of New York every "Wednesday 81
ocaek Admission. h0e. Particular arrangements
made By subscribers and literary series
Besides e public clasees held prfvae
given either ~ the pupils, at the Professors residence.
Apply 81 I65 BROADWAY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Notice to Advertisers,

Notice to Advertisers.
Advertisers DESTROYS Of having their notices classified
snder proper heads must send them to the publication
aee before nine O'Clock in the evening they desire TO
save money they must few words possible.
srevty in advertisements is economy the advertiser
Space Ii Of great valve 70 US.
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Try GOODS MEN, ATTEsTIoS.--GRAyD TARGET
~ sycurson Thanksgiving day. Al IN favor % joining
VIII please meet ai kels star Hotel 90 IpeDard street.
1hursday evening the 18Th inst, a. : O'Clock.
WATCH GASP MAKERS CONGRATULATIONS
w meeting viii DO held the Crystal No ID 8rAnd -,
on Iuesdsy evening October I'D Al ~ O'Clock COR TIC cleo
Ton 81 others All different branches o. he trade nvrd
10 aueDd.
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DR.. +. Felix GOurawd's Italian Modacatod
ss.P-As eesniaer Of the ecnperion, and clarner
snversaiy admitted TO stand seyond he reash II vary
notable hA among the tens OF thousands who used
Tan srsssles sunegrn Blotshss ri%ples scg pas
Marks, Eryslpeas, scuryy, Chlbiains Frosted
Tssga e.. eo$ssi%.s ss Eyes
hamed s ssq Aos saIlq y Iss s,,I BARRIERS
other erupons and discooraons Of the skn not sol
E complain o. IS nesosy has sssa made on hs
been aI M sem WIN q It, med
SrilLa1cy which il i capable of impariug 70
. eaar15D cI s n9vGa s.s ,s Asp m.sp
ssssss NJ quality grsysa,as ne fomasn q Tr1tss
valuable in the dressing room Of the adult and equally 50 ia
he mother who values ibs health comiori
Dan Gourauas Italian SedcSted Soap - - a0'u'0n'
shaving and scnemcn who are AFFLICTED with sabSon boards r
sa a sr so ani s w er d IN this delicious complete
might 60 70, s%S,yg the merit, the Italian
vince any wifally blind ' nus '''A saw '''
ars ~ the from The faculty and Influential
sured after twenty years. standing.
p.n.. HEAR ssrH,sIEL r. WILLIS ESQ.
y q ne secrets .Ss%
from Broadway &C. This aniabe doctor remedies all dsas
aee and ali rebeIon and cOnspiraces n he blood dou
Sou Be- bis ssSssRs the make the
Mr. wan the editor 81 ss sws Courier paws the FOL-
s aSsss.s s
ong since have the article and DO not refer 70 Il re-
i s
s ysr ~ tar a bet s IL nssS s
best shaving aoap but there nohns that
wh
Nj Crampon proprietor of the Golden Rule says whilst
hs was in he country he was terribly sanburn' Gou
.. Dr. deuraads old established depot No 81 Walker
street, first store from Broadway.
O. v. Clckener & Co., 81 Barclay street.
hh sssss F Sla'h 50 i ssoa ss,9ssway
]. 1. Bates, l2s Washington ST.. Boston.
Bliss Hayens Springfield.
Peter PEERS smith ut fin lYs Il, Cincinnati.
And respectable druggists generally Price so cents cake
company will be held this Guesday evening q stnyvesant
psny selling rapidly all persons who desire pur
chase land for future secure important ad
BY gentleman who have been the lands The public
GnARLRs X. lands, President.
en-. n~nrT1eE' Agent sat' sos broadway Room No.
y JOHN r. WAKE co. No. l67 Canal street. varck
~ warranted tor tone and worsmaaship equal to any in
seeond hand pianos .. great earga.ns
lIilhnery, MiIIinery.-A beautiful assort-
sss.s and coaii At W% s. iRvisEs ID Canal street.
Blankets.-EngIish Blankets 0arge sixe) at
a Is per pair. PETERSON a. HUMPHREY
$40 Broadway, corner White street,
Improved Shaker Knit Under Shirts and
drawers extra heavy all szes also variety Of
elastic merno and lambs WOOL at MCLAUGHINS shirt and
furnishing store 292 Greenwich street. OF Chambers
100000 Worth Of superb English Me-
% we've. and tapestry carpets mosaic we've.
ooO yards ngralns at 80. 3D., 4s and bs. yard at
HIRAM ANDERSON'5, 80 Bowery.
Carpets.-Heavy English Superfine mt 81
per gard. PETERSON HUMPHREY,
$40 Broadway, corner White street.
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Personal.


IT Mr.. HENRI APPEY Is IN NEW YORK, HE
VIII oblge by sending his address $50 Nicholas
Hotel imme dately.
If THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS IN EARNEST
conversation with Mr. r.. the steps Of the Office No
Wall street. about three weeks since viii is address
O. r. q, Post office, he will confer great favor.
IF REV. PATRICK McMENAMY WHO RECENTLY
arrived here from Edinburgh Scotland is In the city,
win confer SSavor by addressing line to II. H. H. boz
Post once stating when and where interview 30 had
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To CESAR pETRIs OF
IN Ira, that hs father died Ia The mon Of May last cav
his property 10 his children The esen place OF residence
OF said Cesar Petrs being unknown he hereby noned %
his claims the OF bis father within twelve
months from The date OF this notice the Office Of IA. Preura
al Cherso. Cherso, Austria, August 81, 1855.
TIE PERSON WHO FOUND THE BROOCH AND
called with At 20 81 Marks place, but left without
turning y VIII re suitably rewarded by ang and leaving it
at the above number.
THE PERSON WHO FOUND, YESTERDAY AFTER
i noon gold pencil, table MaiIlards
Is requested 70 return the 10 simon camacbo Nesss
kolas Co, 4s7 broadway.
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42OO,OOO Worth Of superb English Me-
aaon velvet and tapestry carpes splendid mosaic velvet
and chenille uie Paris table and piano 3d.
o0O yards ingrains at &c. 3D., As. and bs per yard at
HIRAM ANDERSON'J, 80 Bowery.
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certain remedies salt rhcum, srofua rheumatic and
afectonshe acting externally and
te pores the other internally the blood organs
geson purifying and renovatng tho vita OF body
Sold the manufactures Nc 20 Maiden lane New
244 Strand London and by ali druggists % CENTS 62 cents
and 81 per pot or box
Toothache Cured In Five Minutes, by DIR.
TOBIAS wonderful venitan ininen, pay headache
IN half hour ssd by all druggists Depot
70 Corandt street, New York. Price 70 cents.
Hernia.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to
MARSH Co. by The Industrial E1hbion Of all Nations Tor
radical References 10 fs supo
rior,y:-Proessors Valentine Mott Willard Parker and John
NJ Carnochan. extensive list Of mercantile and
other gentemen cured this be az Marsh
Co.'S, No. ~ Maiden lane, New York, and Marsh Cores
Co., No. West Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio. open rom
A. NJ. until 9P. ~
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Carpets.-Heavy English superfine mt 81
per yard PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
$40 Broadway, corner White street.
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Native Wines !-ImpOrtant Factst!-Few
porance and The character Of American wines except those
crop he las Value neuy equal
that OF tobacco and a estimated by some competent judges
posn American ispe VIII Witt qus but few years
ana
impartial trial that IN Quality the native Caawba and Isabella
= The world citizens hs acknowedSag his
1Act and Il handsomely admitted by The highest authority Of
Fan:c We have been furnished BY Henry Meis ESQ., Pre-
adent Of de American Institute VIII he following gratifying
perial Society Of Horticulture Al Paris
Paris 1850 Louis Napoleon Profession Estract translated
BY aeDsy Mss N 4 s institute oco Ter
says:-'You lave confded my examination volumes
lsSa and 1855 The Institute O New YORK not only founded
ssisans anaasares ans mechanic This society
cd Information. winch believed to be the
ss OHIO ma sdm Vf ia, Ss doss WSer e Vines
sells, The Rhine Malaga. but tAs samples tho Csawbs
and Isabella wines received ilom me American Institute have
sonvipce be mos. cdalous The .rsnacoas q he Anne
N what relates to agriculture, The farm the garden, cattle,
Volumes nigh, be written esarllshng the superiority
purity Of our nave wines and ct We srs aneuay ssndng
American feeling for TIE welfare and prosperity Of his
Siwba and Isabella WIRES heve dc same esrvessencs
ne frencs ci"mprgns but are more FRUIT generous and
arc The rivals q he German Hook vines bu. pure
ordinary imported srtcles Tie eSiesry Obtained ~
& Sy ss as "a se a ss p . s n g
American wines They are M aIl ra es arraned
DE pure juice Of tho ca'awha aud Isabella grape Hotes
che New York Agency A. Cincinnati prices
BARNES A PARK, Jis Broadway, corner Duane ST.
Sole agents for Parks" sparkling and sun Csawba and
Isabella Wines.
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs md Toupecs--
The best In the xordNine private Tor applying h
uDnyAled dye. beware isnstisy ii riicuIs
and retail, At BATCHILoR's x1 broadway.
MRS Justly Famed Infan,bIc Onsaens for
he gro~ih preservation and beae,y q the hair removing
dandruh Sc Sold No Barclay street. 4 Nassau street,
New York and at ~ FULTON street brocsiyp.
Luxux1ant WlMskers and Mouxfa<hes pro-
durni y sI weeks. b. ongueni shlea Will
injure TIC .tn 81 boc Sent anr part d Ee country.
T. q. GkAhth 5o5 Broadway; zeibes, Il : 5isrd street,
Philadelphia
Rnl's TT~ssovsd Instantaneous H.sr Dye,
fbs hair so and eosy; de Sold app.Led a. To BAR.
Gag street ~ Nassau ste, lew York, asd gT fulton
street, brooklyn.
Away, Away,
O<v poaa sc bed,
The bed bug
rrl8 he's iski.
LyDyS powder sE and all s,tsr that
'us&e Mani hdeas." Beware o. countercis Depss Toe
A a Remedy for Consumption Rusht or,s
cod ivs- oil l. ae only article hat has gained and sue
9 notice st ,Le nsne Of FREDERICK " Ia fiiI on
1ch label DO genuine Rushtons drug
only 70 Asss House ~ srSsasay Wy and no
i've properties Of de oil, snsy be had graLls -
BseeIIng NJ tho Lusgs.-Many inst within
- N r. wisrAIs Issani n VITA Cherry Ia success
II aayiug AZ. curing scycre probfcsd coushs rsmarkA
BILE
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Improved Shaker Knit Under Shirts and
drawers, heavy all sizes; variety OF
elastic merno and lambs WOOL at MCLAUGHLIN shirt and
furnishing store 92 Greenwich street, OF Chambers
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REsTAUIsAsTs.

DIck FELL FORMERLY or AMERICAN HOTEL
- mas Opened saloon and restaurant ass Drooe
t- door east Of Broadway Come ots come A AMI 80
Dss. K.H FELL.
" IBk TWO YOUNG HYy WHO WE'RE AT so. 81
bfosaway 'nree OF four nghs AFRO, business
Mh ~bsh ~ oia man WAS eating oyslers Ae esi
NC ~< place, hey WI hear something their sdVaniangr
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Blankets-English Blankets Oarge sixe) at
a Is per pair. PETERSON a. HUMPHREY,
$40 Broadway, White street.
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Wilson,s Dande,ion Consc. a TruIy
Native Wines !-Imnortant Factsl!-Fexy

BILE remedy In all of dyspepsia Indigestion sick head
ache and all bilious and liver complaints Sold by Hcgeman
Clark Co, r. v. Rushon and all respectable druggists
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Rlfl's TI~sHoyGd instantaneous J{sSr DYE.
4Alnes los hack or brown; warranted best IN
The hair sou and eosy; no sde. Sod ape.Led
Gag street - NAsan sseti, lew York, Aad at III tilon
strest. BROOKLYN.
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nillinery, Millinery.-A beautiful assort-
0ent of millinery ribbons, feathers Towers dress trimmings
Alnas and cloafs. at WIN s. IRvINE's liz Canal street.
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Gayler's Safcs'-PrIces Greatly Reduced, to
sete the interest Of retiring partner These reliable saes
With powder proof locks for sale At reduced prices the
only depot @ Pearl street. three doors Maiden
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cod ysr oil 4 ae only article hat has gained and sus
tnIped the 81 this dissse he
10 notice tst lie nkne OF Frederick Ru.on Ia fa on
arrh label a. no osr genuine. Rushons drug are
no only Al 10 Asov House, All broadway ~ " and 40
cha street. Phlads hls where eaise giving The
tive repercs OF tie oil. snsy be had gratis -
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A PROrESTAN NJ YOUNG
IA woman, nurse and 10 sew; has objection
ri ase call at l+s West 9Th st. 9Th Can be
for Two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

= RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN A
"a private family u good plain cook and good washer
aud roner No objection to the Tan be
Tor two days 2O list between LIST "a avenues
floor, front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

6afSs and Presents.-Just Received, and for
~ u reduced prices the choicest selection Of fancy goods
md $50 variety OF dressed and undessd dolls
games OF for children, 6c at ROGERS fancy be-
Hnsr, 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

oar poa' azc bed,
The bed bug crawls,
sT-kA -. 49,
A a Remedy for Consumption Ru,hs or,

LYONS powder 6xes h1n AMI all s;her struggling nset TN
supxe ma hldousn Beware Of coInerfcts DeuSs ID
gepaae, A.. Broadway.