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Teri lblc Tragedy IN yNytheviiie, Virginia.
-Four Men Sh0t-One KtlIcd

From the Wytbeville (va) Telegraph, April Q
On Saturday evening last about O closs, village
the of the most terrible ana heart rending
tragedy that has fallen lot TO record Mr..
WGlism Sper. of our Oldest and most respected
citizens, was bIutaly murdered by j. Austin Graham,
OF this county. The circumstance. learn, we're
these Mr. spler in company with i've or six friends,
was sitting in the barroom of Boycs Hotel engaged in
conversation. and not dreaming Of attacS from any
quarter when Graham, who WAS sitting near them, sud
DERBY rose, drew revolver, and ED firing at
spler At the first fire the ex:ingushed the
lamp, and the utmost confusion prevailed but Graham
continued to FIRE until his revolver exh lusted. BY
thii time the room was cleared and Mr. Spiler had
reached the pavement in front OF the hotel and
fallen, whether from accident or woan is not known
Graham pursued him, and shle he prostrate upon
his head and fired several times, ka az him instantly,
and then made his escape The firing in the bar no
resulted in woundng three other geatiemen-Mr.
J. Oscar Cox, seriously, but II is thought not
dangerously, and Mr.. Coually F. rrigg. Of Abins
dou, aud Dir. Terry, OF this place, slignty. As soon
as the conformation and confusion e:cssoned by the
horrd decd had ewha. subsied. parties of armed
started In pursuit of the rufan and at this time
several burdrsd men prosecuting the search for
him, but sorry 10 have 10 gay that all efforts to
capture him have far bsen Ruthless II reported
this morning that he had been about eight miles
Immediately for the ne,gbborhood where he had besn
seem and we hope he may he taken to Gay. For fear
that be should escape beyoud tbs limits Of the county
We give description Of nis person; DE is man of
about forty OF large frame about six feet two
three inches high with black hair eighty sprinkled
with gray, short rather sandy -coloreG
good set of teeth with laughing, but not pleasant
countenance, when in conversation, and q upon
either side of the neck. little below the angle Of the
jaw. Graham usually dresses genteely, and when he
hei bad on black cloth SUIT and black satin vest.
reward of thousand dollars is offered for his appre
BENSON
1t appears that for some time past named
Graham has been paying his attentions the daughter
Of Mr.. Spiller, who Is reported - De worth about
5000 ooo Graham was unsuccessful in his suit, from
the fact that the young lady engaged to be married
to ply stefan named Or Hamet. Graham, account
OF this state Of things, has been very violent, and
threatened to tsse the life Of his rival the first oppor
tupity that offered.
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EDGARTOwN, April 2-Arr schrs Eagle Rhodes, New
York Bangor Emma Furbush Kendall do for Portland
The ashore the fats side the harbor came
of to day C3d) without dau age
In port h the above vessels and three others
known, in Outer Roads.
PHILADELPHIA, Arfil O. 4PM-Arr schrs Mary Miller
Laws Boston; Ray mond, Saunders, New London; Fya
way, Hiidre tb. Sag Harbor.
Cid barks Eveiyne, Hitchborn Cardenas Elm, Taylor
Boston schrs Raymond, saundera Eorvich; Flyaway,
Hdreth Boston, FAIRFIELD Chase, West Cambridge; Mary
Miller, Laws Providence steamers Beverly, Smith, and
Mars, Nichols NYork.
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Married.

On Wednesday evening, April 4, By the Rev. Mr.. Ar
mi'sge, WIN. II. CHARLocK, 10 MARY L, LARKIs all Of
this city.
On Wednesday, 4th inst at St. James Church. BY the
Rev. p. y. Cbauncey, Rector, G. T. B, OF ev
Brunswick, N j., to Miss MARY Z. FRAuKxS, of this
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BOSTON April 5-Arr ships Cornea, and sophia w aiker
New Orleans; schrs Susan Hall, Aux Cages BF Sparks
Jeremie
At Sulmas Bay March o. chip Uudaunted, from NYork
for Chncha Islands, TO load for Valencia.
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.a Iasss. sss .sssiS S a. Hsss Bssss.
Esrsps Btpstsd - senysssst distance IRON Abe raf
resd ssd s..s n s miaGs e siarxs s.sass NE tsssi
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Court Cslendar-Thls Day.
This being Good Friday, calendars are issued for
the Law courts.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A RoUT 10 IEAyR THR CITY-nADAMR MORROW.
This bsbiy ssd lady viii positively leave for kurops
in few dsys So thai vish V censult her must esl
events Of M and the very hYushts the greet As.o
nment Of all her yssrs y bfeems srsss nosr Csnnen
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC yoR voRK-rxm DAT.
SUN Rrsgs......,...5 So .morn. IL IL
20 Hrea wArre. morn ii 10
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BILLIARDS.

billiard TABLRs-HAv1NG INVENTED
- style OF cushion, which ~ she :nly cerrsos
use We invite buyers call and exsmine fnvses
houses furnished short notice One small sseona hand
table Tor sale cheap. GRIFFITH psCM
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The Prohibitory Liquor Law-lts Passage I
the senate.

From the Albany Argus, April s,
The Prohlbitory Liquor oil from the Assembly had
Ia ird rea Sing in the Senate Tuesday afternoon
and after protracted debate, which extended far
the night passed that body by vote OF Il TO 1l-eve.
ry Senator being present and voting.
The ayes ant present the same array Of names
last year-with thu, excepton-that Mr. Hit:hcock who
last year voted no, voted aye-and that Mr. Lam
sing, who last year voted aye now voted no The root
pgs pro and con stand, of course, as last year pre-
cisly.
The bal goes hack TO the Assembly with essential
amendmsntan the changes before made by the senate
was struck out
The priscips amendments are those which erase The
clauses giving half fines TO informers and onoporng
the sale Of liquor In the hands Of single agent
district Az the hill goes back, have kept track OF
the Senates 6oiDes COY person OF good mor chars.
To- a.a si,rS =, ,",r'',ss s ssseos and " @sSy
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y L X S! s l. X S -
BOWEN. McNAMEE { Co,

I u .
~ BOWEN, McNAMEE Co,
NEwYsSK,
Invite the attention Of Merchants generally TO her ENrENs
I'VE STOCK Of RICH SILK md FANCY GOODS, adapted
10 the FALL TRADE embracing the newes, and most dera
Ns styles imported this Particular attention re-
ssssted their unsurpassed variety of Dress Fables ordered
pressy for their very city and interior trade II be
neves hat no Silk importing Jobbns House the country
offer superior iad0cmeD Now Ia store full assortment
Of sns Mernoi Muslin De Lsines Ribbons, shswls Lsces
Ebrodery White Goods Dress Trimmoss and every other
esssr pon Of merchandise usually kept in silk bouse.
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fair at the Crystal palate.

THE PEEKsKILL PORTABLE HEATER,
Il ma ufaetured at the PEEKSRIIL STOVE WORKS,
sold wholesale ard Ieta by The Proprietor at sn, Depot
No We New-lcrk il eShiniting AZ tire "a
Of re Am.s.n In,t ute Crystal Palace sni msy seen 10
South Nave opOode the R'rt shmsD' Saloon gSe'toe
thing invented CT the sort and
without the surface II " cd nifsby adapted 70
nesting dwellinss, well scores, pubi balls, Nc, Sc
STEPHEN BROWN, IS Ws,er A., New.yorh
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Just what wanted"
THE EXHIB TION SP FAX K
GYMNAsrIC BOOK.


BvP A. FI1zcERALD Eco. | vol l2no Half 75c.
The only Of the hind published in the United States
CONTAINING:
Practical direction on the instruction and MANAGEMENT OF
Stage Exhibition Hints S'sges Costumes and the proper
ons Plays Fsrces, Table &c Al'o. an Ella
borste TTesihe URAToRY aud ELocUTIoS To which Is
ADDED complete system of GyMsAsTc and CALIsrHESIc
EXERCISES.
Tn, need Of book sordips instruction on prepara
ton fer and Of school Exhibitions mas
been by all who have been required 70 get up such sxno
ors and especially by those who have Ein1ssed their
awkwsd attempts opl.y he oat re. or eocudooary sl
pupil. such exhibitions The most prasewohy
dec alton frequently rendered te 'oq aud una
terstn, the arrangements OF tie PLATFORM
ali OF hch obsated ~ familiarity with the pages OF
the above named Some ides of Is vsu4 IN varo1s e
spect. be gathered from the follow nJce which from
the pen Of Of most accomplish teachers and popular
authors; =, ,,., l..
In this yo have extremely valuable ADDITION 70
list Of school BOOKS covering a does the whole saoct oil
EocuOn Orafnry in thorough clear and pracda manner
by adapted the srsdn. development OF
the youthful mind ant young rson we re can
strictly Instructions without becoming an aiept IN
the pub speaking The Icelert eitptrs on
Csshepc with bich the volume closes patcuany de-
serving the attention Of teachers and wd greatly facilitate
the Of system Of gynsics into our schools
SHELDON LAMPORf& BLAhENAN, Publshers
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A BEAUTIFUL STORY COMING
"A ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS
Have Ia Press
NELLIE OF TRURO.

By the author Of A" Vsvs, the Child Of Adoption"
Nsw-Yok CORES ponoent The LoUre Journal hAvps
examine ed some Of the proofsheeis. writes thus:
and truthful story Of progressive ehlldhoo I'd
under s varied influences of circumstance association aud
opinion There Dtcacy Of plot irveous adventure
the tale continued interest hT ughJut
by ts simple charm the nsensiby begniled
the Of pottsnt Christian truths and hsh Jral
pin cpe. Such through the page, Of fiction
be highly praised The young heroine of hi. book pre-
10 the Charming character OF aress happy child aud
a. ia there ehdren sdsys-only precocous
snd womebtl sphc portrait Of one Of the q mes
The refreshing Lift Mel Is light
fol her innocent gzyety and unOrc,d nature impasye,
and conhopg her heart ntncyey the baud
Of sst which the coed seed scattered which se
ward bears is appropriate iIu in her life The other
INDIVIDUALITY L daily routine Of AZ ION 10 unfdei
tn. psge The curty polls ed man Of the wo1 s seen ever
clothed poll his caste The ~armheate
cebne phil 6sures humorousy With bis oddities. and
laundering Bo,nescs the pulpit succeeds in making manifest
power"
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TIFF NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
6perial Notifies.

The Republicans Of the City OF New York WI meet
n the Tst<rpac THIS IT esday EVENING att ocock 70
dones Of the Republican S'st Conv.pon no zen ~
sv ,ru,e sent n TIE Hon HEERY WILSON Gen NXE
Jndge CJIXFR and other emioert speakers will be present.
JANIS KENNEDY, Committee OF
Il 3 BERRY ) ARRANGEMENTS.
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Mem Publications.

I o II N b X o Y G. II A VI
BASKET OF CHIPS
RIOUSLY SUCCE sSfUL,
SECOND EDITION ALREADY CALLED FoR!
you desire literary treat procure at once copy OF This de-
lisbul volume 1t is sparkling and brilliant production
quizzcal satrical mirthful humorous wise ,nd witty
In one beautiful nlustrared volume. Pdce 81 2a
BUNCE & BROTHER. No l26 Nsssau st.. N. Y.
VIII be published on Wednesday, Oct 10:
TNHF PRIVATE LIFE OF AN EASTERN
KING-By Der Of che household Of his late Majesty
Nuinr.U Deem, King Of Dude
In yol limo. IS cts
NOTICES FROM THE ENGLISH PRESS
1.-THE whole story reads like last chapter from the Arsbi.n
Nights" lAthensum.
Gives better insight into purely Eastern manners thin
any work we know Of" News OF the World.
Us. REOFlELD,
Me- 81 Beeknsnst.
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lodge LIVER and other emoeT speakers VII be present.
JANIS KENNEDY, Committee OF
T. s BERRY, } Arrangements.
Meeting of the Members Of the Bar.-We, the under
signed deem expedent and proper that Convenlon OF the
Dbr- Of the Der NEST a. General Convention or -
purpose adopting 10 election o. good
competent without ostne ion OF party, 70 ~
respective Of Judges for the different Courts In s
Gy. 49,. a.,
Bar al this CITY meet MASONIC Hal No 600 B,oaf
en- the NTH Of October ustsnt. at oc5ek d. for
purpose Of expressing their views in relation tohe above
Signed.
y. C. DtAvsn, John S Woodward,
n Bnst.ed WIN. VI Wood nan,
Y. a. TsU ndge, Charles He ~ smith,
Weco ne r. Besbe, Joseph T Nj ls,
Ausus,u, L. Brown, SoOlas, Coop.r & Lanemore
J. w. G. Beveredge, y. . Shster.
Guy r. Potion, Cba'les DOn9hue,
ri Benny J. w Lake,
81 L. Clinton, r. T. Ksssm,
r. A Van BeTRen j. A. sberman,
John V4n Week, LHrepz1 faifbsnks
T. win More X Dyott
Ebbeus Chapman, Jr., Alsnson Nash,
John ID. B1'che'd, H. b. Ltpash'
Caleb s. Woodruff, A. A. Philos
A q BRADLEY 4 Il. Van Buren,,
p Mills Alfred Roe.
Inci.n Rirdseve VIM II Browne,
Pc Ffedeicts, George BARLOW,
r. bert ID. Holmes, H. Andrews,
n h, BRYAN, N. B. MOunuOrti
A CornwaIi j. A Bryan.
w. r. Stafford, X B1gardus
". r. Townsend, Justin Palmer,
Moses Ely r. w. Andrews,
And others.
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VASTOPO HAS FA l. l. K N
- LARGE PICTORIAL SHEET
sEvAsT0POL AND ITS FORTS,
BALAKLAYA AND ENyIRONS,
StVAsTOPOL AND lbs CAMPS,
THE SEA OF AZOFF,
TERRIFIC Explosion IN SEkASrOPOD,
CAMP see tG IN 4 STORM.
ALLIED ARTILLERY TRAIN
BATTLE OF THE CHERNAYA.
Correct Port ats Of - - - -
NAPOLEON ALEXANDER II, PELIsSIER, and
MENCHIkOFF.
Also full accounts ofthe
GREAT CONFLICT
that resulted in the
DOWNFALL OF SEvASTOPOL.
Present position Of the
CONrENDING ARMIES.
Sold by all Booksellers and Newenders at 10 cents Pub
li,hed BY ROSS, JONES TOUSEY,
No les Nasssu-st New York and Is Cha kst, Chicago.
Mailed. PUST-fREE, on receipt Ut price.
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Amnsement9.

A CADEMY of MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA
IN FIFTH NlGHT.-VeIdfs Grand Opera in acts,
IL TRONATORE,
WI be performed for the LAST TINE,
On DNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 10,
MAN MAaE1LEk...... Musical Director and Conductor.
Doors opeb at 7ii Opera commences al O'Clock.
Prices Of admisson-Sl 50 Boxes; Paquet and Secured
Seat. 10 Balcony 81; Second Circle Amphtheser, Soc
Reserved Seats be obtained At the principal Office corner
Broadway and t4'h-st DANSkIN'S Agency, JOLLlk'S
Music Store, No. 5l9 Bresdwayi and At HALL SONS,
Hano. forte and Music Store No Io9 Broadway. -
Rsgp ar Evening PsIoImanees-MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and fRlDAY - -
EVFRY SATURDAY-GRAND EXTRA MORNING PER
fORMANCE, CONNIE at | Z. NJ, on which occsnon
the will be One Dollar al parts OF the house Am
phitheAter 5 cents
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CARD.-MLLE. TERESA PARODI The
~ tuuep,. ,ucc-ss Of Mile PaRoDIs concers Phi.-
sphs Baltimore and Washington, n4uceo her 70 Ess there
few mo-. e them snd she bees leave 10 announce THAI hr
ohr Concerts will take place on The following Gays the io
wns soes ,o,D.
s,wa K ...................... MONDAY. Oct g.
-artfoTc hID = VI
NJ. MAURICE sTRAKOSCH, Conducpor and Director
perticn here
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fine ARTS.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING-The neatesi
IL sshonsble stys Of CARDS Seas Circulars I'm
frayed Printed. Orders received by mail for Cards aud
every variety Engraving and Printing Specimens sent By
mail. WM. N. DUhNkLL, No 95 Brosdway corner Dey o.
COUPIL 4 Co. beg to announce that they have
" Oh exhibition for short time, the celebrated Painting
By Any ScHEFsER.
and receive subscrbers Tor the hns
LINE engraving, which will shortly be Published
FINE ART GALLERY,
No $50 Broadway, New Yort.
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WaHts.

A PROTESTANT young Woman wishes stu
Alson as CHAMBERMAIns and 81 WEIR or CHA aBER
MA ID ar assist ia WASHING and IBONING the best
city en- :e her place. Call No. Unioa court
between 18th and lAh-sts.
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TOUN r. SMITH GRAND TOUR OF EU-
- POPE AND SIEGE OF iEVASrOP ~ rsmovsd . I'm.
rirs Hall NO. te5 Broadway, stOwiOE one HUNDRED
VIEWS 20 feet aide Of he principal cities and n ~
sAIUBD-Y AFTERNOON at The muUe b. Mr. ASyn
FL snniuE Thousands nightly testfv that t1
he largest most rsstins and elegant enerainn-n In
New-YoIk 1t. has b-en 81 wo5derd ADMISSION
q cent? IN addition The Exhibition, the ca
it Mis-. MAnIAN MCCARTHY /. engssed md viii stng in
sv srd I,n costa appropriate songs Of lsiy swF1e'
lud ard Germany.
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-, m o N PFAN RC q A r o n
,uS .hsd on the departure OF escb Mall steamer toT Lv
80 A. as per .nnan, postage nslpdsa Single Copie'
GO Cssnts
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CITUATION WANTED-By a respectable
y Welsh CHI 20 DO the CHAMBERwoRK. PLAfS Sc "
ISG,, PLAIN COOKING 10 Q email family where two
ats are Kept Apply No. Is4 Hester door
Nnb erTy-st.
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Tsmp,Is &c THIS Tuesday, EVENING at u clock
at Columbian Hal No 8 Grsndst Addresses ~ Bro j.
HYDE # Troy Singing by Bro. R0Br: WILS0N The
Do Nlic invited. ID. X. MOkGAN, u. D.
BURkoWs. r $.
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THE ANNALS of the ID r A VI A
furnish record Of dramatic Success compsrabe with
THE WONDERFUL POPULARITY OF the fEhFOhh-
ASCE5 AT
BUTTONS THEATER.
The Comedy Of 1910 ,,
produced six $50 played nearly every night Tor me sho
fret twice three times Ell for the Tot
on yesrs IA vet undimiLhe1 in It's st action Hundreds
tprned swsy from the doors every rthi 4 i r,ro'nsoes
IL will be Played twice week tuesdays and FRIDAYS,
til further niue
The new Comedy Of - -
STILL WATER RUNS DEEP
In i ffh week q sncoss-s success thst nightly IN
eses The press ubaniDou' psse 10 the syug Of
tins piece Thesfe l. will ~ repeated three tunes
week-NONDAYS, WFDNEsDAYS aud SATURDAYS.
TIL TOODLES
has been played by Mr. Barton over four hundred nights an
To- the attempted Of this principal
character stolen sLd mu.ed cops by incOneeva'e
couediss CITY IN the Unin the Representation on
The Toooes Buron is undrnnishea 10 srastion II
will b. played twice wsst every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY
with " The s.TiDps FAM - -
TIE MASTERING MNSTRFL,
with VI Bu1tp, vsrion Of Wilkins aad bis Dinah" will be
plsyed every WEDNESDAY.
secured week 10 advance free OF expense
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DANORAMA NJ CREATION.-A splendid

DANG RAM OF CREATION.-A splendid
PAINTING hundred and twert'fye ysrds ne, ias-
siDs various and progressive uniIdnr Of a- ar n
cieutfc ipstruety- and amusing WI he fNhh N Stnl
vts,nt lnsriiu'e No $50 Broadway, TUESDAY EEsNiSG
Oct g. descriptive lecture by HUDSON FUTILE the Ar
tst. Admission IS
MACAIIISTER, the uneqnaled MAGICIAN,
vi opens hi. MAG C TEMPLE EVERY EVENING at 7.
he appears u ard performs prodses Of Woncer st No az
Pro.owsy the Awful Disappearance Of Madame
MACALLIs1ER; but above al things Don't be fhghened
Admission % cents.
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NIBLO's SALOON-Second Entertainment Of
~ DRAMATIC READINGS by
MDLLE. RACHE Il,
and members Of her Company, THURSDAY, Oct H. to
commence al 8 7. NJ precisely ,
Admission. 81 Reserved Sests......sl 50
For securing amply and after Tuesday next al the
Meropo tan Office the Genera Office No 40 Nalls
and al Joe Music Store No SIG Broadway For particulars
see bill and Advertisements Of the day.
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TIE sYMI-wEBKLy TRIBUNE
THE NEw-YOBK TRIBUNE

vobi,hsd zen TUESDAY s3d rhe.S I * sysr,s.
ezs sruurp Two copies ioi % ~ ''' ~ - ~
= 49,. " 40 AZ, = M. Tor Zach iasertin
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Ladies, Fur store,

No "a John St, New.York.
J. II. HARLEY, Importer and haDufsctaer Of Russan,
Uu5sop and FuTs has description OF the
CHoc.sT fuks most FASHIONABLE articles for
LADIES WAR.
De ne bin that his long experience aud reputation for
keepg articles he WARRANT Will be suhcent
f,dnoeu foT CUSTOMERS TO call on him
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Notice-THE MINNESOTA sETTT EVENT ASSOCIA-
TION hold their Meetings every WEDNESDAY EVENING;
q. No 1863 Bowery Persons intending will find this
an opportunity. 100 and Il years to fo it.
- W. WILDE Sec.
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CITUATIONS WANTED-As q good COOK
- sne 20 wAs9 ard IRON 10 private family BY ,speetA
be Scotch Woman Protestant With rood ely rsf.rsnesi
sld IS cHAMBEeMAID and WAITER, orss cHAHbEEh hI
MAID and FINE LAUSDRESS BY Q tidy ssttye Gih- Cal
Of No 70 6th-sy., in the Bookstore,
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Gtationrrg anb fanrp %cohs.

DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS EXCLUSIVE
~ LY-Tooh, Mai, and Hair Brushes; Combs, Porses,
Lubns Extracts Paris Tost Ar ieles and
article cold by Druggists except drugs offered
sbe terms By RUFUS X. McHARG * Co, importers and
Wholesale dealers, No lSS Broadway.
HAIR BRUSHES.-Now opening fresh lot of
Il i Bushes Wholesa Q and Retail.
n. = PAHKHURSr.
Stationer md Printer,
No 10 Nassau-st
MARKING INK-FOr marking boxes, bales,
WI &c Dry Jobbers and others will find this article
better and halt the of turpeutine and
laupblaek THADDEUS DANIDS 4 Co,
Manufacturing StaOners, No. II Cliff st.
MUCILAGE-Superio TO any other yet manu-
VI featured in and convenient bottles With movable
brush attached lie fr sale by fHADOEUs DA
NIDS h Co, Msnufaoturi stsoners. No. % Cif-st.
CLOTF & JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINTERS
~ and LITHOGRAPa e5 Fulton-st-BLANK BOOKS
ruled and bound sby pattern With dispatch
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NATIONAL THEATER-A. VI. PURDY, Man
~ .se and Proprietor Dress Circle Pit l2s cents
Orchestra Chairs % Doors open al oelock; Perform
snces commence 7t-THls EVENING viii be performed
NEW-YORK FIREMAN.
Frederick Jerc me J. H. Allen Aise Hawthorn .Mrs Williams
Fsvori,e ard Popular Dances BY Mile Angela
To be followed by TIE MAGIC PILLS.
Colordo. Nom. Schmidt Evina fherese
To con clode with BLUE BEARD.
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BrookIyn Young Mems ChrI-tinn Association.-
(.rnnd Diyision q. of T., Enstern New- York; Tl

Sbe Annual Meeting ofths Stockholders Of the BhODh-
kYH COLLEGIATE AND POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
held IDute Livin between Court and
TUESDAY EVENING the 9th of Octor at "a
O'Clock The Annua Report will be submitted end an Election
held for Trustees fiji the vacancies Occssoued by those
whose of office will then expire full attendance 10
pszticulsrly requested BY order. - - 49,, = -.
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NaIamanticr Safes.

EVANS WATSON, No N South Fourth Philadelphia,
u Pa ae No 81 Dock reei have Oh hand large
ment of their
PATENT SAL. SMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRDoF SAFES,
Bank vaults and Iron doors for bank and stofes
PATENT sLArE-LINED REFRIGERAToRs,
Water filters seal and letter copying farhank platform
and scales. y
Sole for Buterworh, Beeys Yues, Jones, and Halls
powder bank locks Please S a call.
few Of the many hundreds
in .a
r. Magruder Pennsylvania avenue Washing
%. c..
Farmers aud Meshancs' Bank, philadephia,I2 saies.
United States Mint, do
United Arsenal sin California, Sin philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, 4 safes.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia
Richard Norris, = Son, Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia.
E. Wood Fogy Pennsylvania 9Th and 9th
Washington, Co. is authorized receive orders for and
make sales of the above.
May 6--2awIy EVANS h WATSON,