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PROCLAMATION
NEW YORK STORE !
SAUK RAPIDS.

KNOW an men women and children
Of Belton, Hfearns and adjoining
Counties, that We are now opening the
largest yes, stheyery largest and most
extensive, stock at Goods ever brought
ihsfhs Territory. We. defy competition
in quantity. qna,ity o. prices from, any
quarter Our store and .Sales Room Is
not only, The largest, but tte best filled
|of any in the Territory. We purchase
orr goods directly from head quarters,
either from the Manufacturers or their
agents, and BY the original packages,
and weidesire Tint Daaie.s IN particular
should bear this IN .nind, FIR i mus he
perfectly obvious 10 all, that BY pur-
chasing Of Us III. riace III those who BUY
.at ST: Louis, HGalena Or St Paul, AZ
llvasts 1.-TWO proiiis can be saved. ii We
have selected pug present heavy. stock
with q view "a 4 jobbiBg business, and
We invite dealers. North and South, East
and West, Ia rive Us Z, llbefore gong
fn, III. Paul III elsewhere. Another aad-'
vasage III purchasing sof us Isl that.w
lcan fill your Il ntire prdsr, as oiir Stock
ID general md complete. Stoddard, il:
s,ile III The BOYS, md processes 70 Be-
some Pumpkins, aud ys,,i viii always
find him upland I Dressed, md ready ",
de- ,ths agreeable il HI 81 81 ~
] us,sss x,ias dry / GOODS III ~
IL N We have. W,9elen goods ofeyeryldesll
lcription Shee,ipg and Sshir,ing, brown
and kleac he'd many new and beautiful
stgtss bf q addseS Drcss Goods, Z such III
l1rkaSiikp, N,1ssins,es Lyoness Cloth,,'
AIlapaeasy eRratneftas, ING hambays,l
PQrcian Cloth Dslaines, Rlaids, Vet.
v,sts, u. q Diimi,y, Linen H Il, pIaio,
6ad add dotted Muslin, White a III
nSiHd 1'apestry 1fIsss and sGCsltves Of
an kifdsas Child !Msolrf ookss and
honds, Cqmfolters wooden i ! Xaga AZ Al
kinds, Scotch Diaper, Crash, Towe!ing,
brown Table covers, White Dauask ID,
Lame Il n apjfins ii Drosv1, sbleachea and
lnblsaehed "a Table 10th, k.in1eys.H
Caset lanes engs|ls|s ;priIlings E 4 i,
iinvs, Denius. Gyain Bags, Silk and
cotton fIak1a Blhhksaa, Baiikup, Bur-
laps, apfbn Greek dFab Jersey Shasyls,,
gseen.B Brake ging ~ xee riisiipi1rs,s
Sue sadsrf Pins. yesdMs T4pse and
Threads an " r many eihsr gopas ia this
liee ''o a'''nsro Sc ns,t'on . q shs limits |
READY MADE 81 q! i. 1ITIifNs Il.
4 Oyerscsaoaaats, Sack Coais rock Coaattssi,..
1llsss sdats PIN, ctIarse ana ifii,e.
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]. DRUGS AND MEDf CINl

whictswe sell for medicine, chrpiicsI M
sacramento purposes only. SO ii esdsesse. ppoefe
the crit+r y"a np,ti NY sick Tbeishye onlv i'd
Gates 4 portion nf our mammoth stock If goors,s
which. BE- appreciated. must Be seen. we M
psctihty irit ciose Examination, OR ctyks me
gs,ia iia,n,rd French; Da,ch and ab.d En-
gih. twill Be .ssr aim d. i,last yoo grnesy md
ourselves drastc,aar, By relieving seu of yonr ssr-
piE We 81 in tnr itds ply. but will taxa al
kinds Of produce and Fur The same as cash. We
give employment 70 some 10 or 12 seame M hanl-
us III sss sg8sr u s# IN s;5ss<f e f{ssss
. mn. ~, ,.s b. VAN NEST.
Sank Rapids, Sept. "a, lS5J. in20tf
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VT ihe garrison ifom the southern 10 lie
northern Psrt va accomplished with
extraordinary success our loss o. that
occasion bsSlag bat 100 men.
n W. lea regret e say, nearly 500
~ g'isysss'y n y 81 southern
$500 NE nm ssA Il II III
DEsPATcH o TfIE ALLIES.
~ NJ aissisS
THE r1Ehin,rART sosts AaDssErr. i.
Wan DErAarMErr,, Sept q
Lord Panmure has this day received
the following intelligence from Central
Simpson, dated. n I 's 81 ''sss
CRIMEA, Sept. S, 1856.
Our batteries opened FIRE. al daylight
this morning"
/ SEPT. 6-5 p. M.
n The bombardment goes on steadily
and fayorably. with few casualties on
our side A Russian frigate, supposed
TO have been set on FIRE BY our rockets,
was burnt last night il the Great Har-
Dor, !"
Wan DEPARTMENT, Sept. 8.
Lord Panmure has received the fol-
lowing intelligence from General Simp-
son, dated Cfimea Sept. 81:
Ana,h.. 1. -, ) D. ] III
u. q : W. 4, Z:
81 .s's 81 I, .ll. 3. ID. ], 40. ''
i, 80 ! 4. $3.50 NJ ,Yl I'LL.
&, III y, & - ], ~ &c 49,
,opol. u Il. l'I'f'''
!" ESst nipht. \, ABOUT i M MINUTES Il.
!. n Es. "a s.esAst
o'A s.'ss { .es' s4p'oslo.i toa,k place,
sopposs a. q aaYe peer: ons Of the enc
=, ] - gaines On the npsh side. :
The subjoined dispatches are from
Gen. Pslissier ss...
4. cR,MEA, Sept. Go r. NJ.
wv !gg ~ nre against the place continues
under favorable circumstances.
Our ,' losses 4: IRE extremely small
Nothing new On the Chernaya lines
The !! y enemy c,optenplates 20 moyemen,
there gsss.; ..ss s i.
s.. cRlsEA, Sept. 4 4 10 i. M. D.
-, ..sss7s5s !. s.ea.. "a
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STORM 81 ON N LAKE MI CHIGAN.
SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.

ISAlAIsSs REIN ANDLJSS Oh Lire.
We have already laid before our
readers such accounts of the storm 81
Tuesday last, on Lake Michigan, ID W.
could obtain NJ telegraph. From I've
Chicago Tribune &c the 18th We gather.
additional particulars. ssssI
On Tuesday the storm was % fierce,
that %. vessel could leave the port III
Chicago, and many which had Ief, on
1.-THE evening previous were compelled III
lput back again. s.
The brig Tuscarora, Capt Maiden
bouad from Buffalo u This port withscoal
10 ~ Norton s G. came 10 anchor 81 L
the storm of the harbor yesterday
TUESDAY ] morning Her anchors drag!
Igedluntil she came near goiing 81, u the
breakwater' !; when opposite Harrison IT.
mile south iofthe harbor, the sea u va.
50 heavy that her masts had Is be cut
away. Then she was tossed about ID
imminent Perils !, and il WIS apparent
Unless .ss,'ieyed that she must 60 down.
\ Atthis time two DC Francis's Metallic
EIifsbeats we're put il requisilion, and
one manned by inexperienced men fe-
turned atethe first bluff TIL wv; IL; aIa Il
oaazids, ii when thst fi,ist heayy s I'd!
struck hef. Gallant tara u we're not " want
linz, however t,F' meet lie l peril " ths
hour The boats we're 81 manned s1 IL 81,
Capy. John "A. Napier, Harhor' 81 Na I'll;
ter !; Marine Inspector ol lhe Chicago,
! Insurance Company l W /; u CAPT. ii a.
Gadsdsn ofthe b1EsIg Black Hawk C,aipI II.
u. Jeffries IF ths brig Globe ]; Capt 81
Hiram Blood of ths schooner Chi pinaa,iI,, q !;
Capt g. n. Morfey of the schh,o,o,,n i,a.
Lookout ]; Caaipt, p. tlahoncy III tie;
schooner N ainea; seau.en, Morris E.yaipsssI,'
Dennis sinmSolit,s, Geo Golding AID .J j;ifba'
McEaIigc, md Out they ven, about. Y
F. N. Drawing Old Michigan when
tossed in her widest waves. sfSs3s
An along the shore for mile me
crowd pressed hard 10 The waters ed8see'
ID witness the rescue |; houses haad their
sops specked with human beings tie
lMichiigan Central was crowded, Eae.t.rr.
Eyes watched the two boats. Now they
seemed engolphed Hit they would
rise agaiin, and. make Roadway th,e
wv vas ii inst, they reached lii, 4 YES -
ssl 4 wai;s silence How iii. . men Il. 3
] 81 Board the brig Tascaroia lgo,t into into
Tho Iifa-boatl, 81 when, vas hi seen Y !;
a hill 1aiong ,he line dfhunan beings the
word passed they ara safe, tie 4 boats III
| afs returning turning About 3 ~ CLOCK
l.hey we've near b and soon ID alier came III u
id,o port Then siiot,uli amer shout IL greet ,.,
ia these gailan, tair.ss, ana they hi heard L /.
weIcdme which brave men n always rev
ceiya, for tbirrinve deco ID which III money
can buy. They jumped 1 ashore, ssiiif
they Ind done anEr orainafy duiy Nd
helped the eleven sufferers of the Tns-
caro ora Who we're worn out, toiand md
hsanug ia home III Chicago. 81 sl's''' 'sl1
The brig lays 4 elpiess hulk andsvwes
bnpea MIL weather. the storm. aAssssel|
write the wind roars and The tAia beats
lbrayely against our windows. here
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ors of which il due 70 Gems. Bosqnet
and MacNIahon. s'4s
!. Everything i quiet 81 ths Char
uaya, and We are vigildnt there
.fs PANS. Monday r. NJ. 81
The following was posted up III the
Bourse to-day III
s''The Minister of War received, IL
10 o'clock this morning, Tie following
news ltIAs afa s53S
s.i Isl CaInEA, Sept. -s r. NJ.
~ This morning ! asce,tained tina, the
enemy had SINK his steamers 4 u y
~. The work of destruction continued
nnder the FIRE 81 our shells. U. !
!" The explosion q mines successfully
and on different points makes il our duty
Il defer our entrance into the place.
which presents the spectacle d an inn
mense conf1agration.
!" Closely pressed by our FIRE. Prince
Gorchakof has demanded an armistice
10 carry away the remainder Of the
wounded near Fort St. Paul.
y : The bridge. as precautionary
measure, has been broken down BY his
orders.
Al, 90 collecting q tie reti,,s:.., Ipi,so.,
losses, and lyos sshall hsye,asra 4. SON,
' ~ ssssady #.s.. Isss,s III. I.
Il. s All goes orwell. NH
. " we IRE yigilan. u, t,,e Cha wa !, i Il
ARTS, Monday 10 s{1
a 1discatcht from Gen. Della MarnoI1
70 annoancss TINT III the nigh which
followed the capsure 81 the Malakoff the
Russians retired. burning the town, de-
stroying the buildings, and sinking their
last ships.
1t was Gen. Bosquet's cprps d'armee
which captured Malakoff. #s5s
The JMsn.iear, Sept. II, Publishes
Gen. Pelissier's dispatches. & 49, :sss'
1t also announces that the Minister Of
Marine has received the following tele-
graphic dispatch from Vice Admiral
Bruat: u NJ n
~ CRIMEA, Sept. ., 1915 IA. NJ.
I5ss The assault upon the Malakof
Tower was made yesterday Ut noon, and
later on The Great Redan and 6n the
Central Bastion .a III sfls
sfs'ss gales from, l the north kept the
ships III hnchor.a sessa assssf ss.'
|. The mortar boats, % Be enabled 10
'fira, we're obliged toienterss tnel&mka
Bay. f.asss ssss. iissfs i
M They fred 600 shells against the
Quarantine BastioA and Fort Alexan-44
der. BIZ sss ssssss sssafIeta attasaz s1sSs,
= The six English sdert4r4Ao atss also.
'ataancher mas.telst - Bay; y6rsd abost
the same number AZ SHELLS. ~ ~, VI glss
M Lasts1i;ght. yislent EXPLOSIONS ara
vsstl,coi2idg ratioas made ass suppose
hat HE Russians we're evatuating the
tdwsii,. afst'z 'a ' 'sas s't u sas
ro0-day we sasc-ttained sthas' The
Russian vessels hadi BEEN SINK. Nv 81
. Tho bridge ,was 'ct.asered with troops
rsiirea1lifnig u The hoftii SIDE. ts's',
sa.s itsf d o'clyek 'lhss bridge vi va ds--
sl4oygd. 'a a'''Fs' q " asf'f'sl s'''t
~ Oaiy ii NV steih M NE fieiaainsia ihs'
pin p5ff, anchored ns u Fort athiSribe. $
aa.tss sstsssd
] ] LOSSES or THE ALLIES
III hi VI W. ~ n s,1 ',sas ii. 81. 81
Lordes Pe.t Az says ths E9glish
loss in the assault on the Redau was
fyse' Is u III h.sndrs9 killed I'D iaartse ,
hupdred Wounded III inlcluding: one hun nm.
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~ MI 1s Y " M. ~
KIT KNIT, IA .ss| 4 ( ilI |,
ssissqrs. shearss 81 IT, !lls
Kpive. ~ 4!
every 70 u hisd. Cbls !! ". As1s.!
A<sess at,d Lstks, Nh
whiRs md hahce, 6at lrn =. ~ w 20 -
sardrotk nasAs, is.tis as
scfsws, scfsF Pal!iet b - u s 80
Brushers ssh Hopks I. liust, IIs G,;ss, i
enH Wood Esstetta, xesi md biaek eopd Rs1alls,
l'ocf s;lsaltf, Rien Soaps, bass ipsN ~ kp-
paned Canallesickr, fly PAnr.s hassd ~
r!smeAed Stew Panf, BRASS Ksttle4, LnK GAaine,
hack aad bright sd Chain. kaller al Usee
Steflya.ds, Squares, Slesge Hammer, Gus fiues.s
Matsockr, W agpn and Carr Boxes, Horrr Skoes ~
horse sho~ Nails, lro1. Steel andN all ROD. Graa1
Scyshes, Axes, Hunters Hatchets, Lail, ID. hand
Axes, Boys Dc, Bush Scyfhes, He'd Cprds, CHI.
Lines, Rope Noise Trars, Manure and Hay Fsrks.
s sa. I'D SPADE; shoyss. ard rscg
Coanl's aud Cards, Sash Tn,is. Toois, Hunks md
Hinges Tea Servers. Glind Stones md fxtares
Chain Pamp, Wra Nails x Cnt Saws, Saw Mil
Saws. Drawing Knives, Wrenches;fle0n Wedrss. i
Corn Chster, Axe Helves, Screws, and many other I
goods 10 The way DC Hardware. q s3ssS
STOVES.
Cook and Parlnr Stoves, very large and beautiful Il
variety. Many ne~ranl rarely elegant patterns. -
Pipe, and every description Of Tin Ware and Js1pan
Wafs-an endless quantity.
CHAIRS.
Rocking Chairs. Sewing, Children, do. Willow
@, Beds'eadt and Mattresses, Oomfor,ers and
Sheets readp made.
b,t HATS AND CAPS.
I, Meme and Boys course and fine y The cart load.
FANCY GOODS.
Rubber long combs, Fancy head do, dressing. do,
and every variety OF comb ever heard OF. Dress
bnttons, shirt do, and vest du.. and buttons
enough u button up all creation C.rneiian buttons
aud silk for gents eats. Tobacco aud sauff bikes.
Segar cases If all kinds, from prime III ne.s shell
cushions. prruDed do, diaper pins, cnber toahing
rings rubber syrisges raisor streps, PLAYING cards.
Mhaleinne, necklaces, lack ga.aa,on bs.rds, kid
diils, LYONS Kaheron, oil, or marrow, I1llin
and buys' belts. Hair n,,zhrs, no,h do. cl,hes do
port monies, pens and zen holders, aper and envel
opes, all kinds fry watches, harmonious, accor-
deems, sa,cheils, Emes~s, etc.
JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
Only small quantity sf pure gold pens. rings and
breaches, and lew fine gold crosses, cornean rings
silver watches, silver plated cream spoons, salt do,
sugar shoyels a., desert knives and forks do.
WOOllEN. WARE IA Nd BROOMS.
Panied pails and tubs, cedar d. ,, ok do, oak
well buckets, wos,dsn ts,wtx, bHter ptnts, stake
Founders, n,lg pins, ps,tataioe smasherr, siibw
wagons. boys s'eighs, iron b,u"d hafl ishei tnea
su,es, Try Fail Mood spoons, ladies', brush wosms,
Ycr,, brushes horse da. shse do. cloth pins, rope
haers, DOR matte, and 80 dozen b,oons that viii
.s7.S Y>nYrl,e, .Yr1 a,Y,r,f M III sR4ss
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EhaEdnan y esesly M
~ AF leAr,
~ garrison of Ssyastopol. aitsr y i
tanning "A iniernai Ar. ~ i atsr.,)
repalsed six assaults. b1tscs pld u Idriyse
Il Tia I|gss enemy foin alhs Kornlef Rastion,
gthe Malakoa Tower,
OaE brave troops. who resisted II ,ths
INA extremity are new crossing over
81 We northern part Rus blood-sssined
ruins. . IS sss
sI,s' ,nthe 0th At SePte mEn.beF The passage
IA The garrison from The southern 10 TIE
northern Part was accomplished with
extraordinary success our loss On that
oecasion beng bit 100 men.
n WA lefl !, regret e say. nearly 500
men gsisysssly Noa \ Y II, AZ the southern
q. n i: u Ssl.ss
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CALIFORNIA DIAMOkDs.-THfs NEW AND BKAuTI
" FOL Article sin TAX he lead with purchasers Of ie~ery
The hes, Judge tel icm from the diamond The
prices within the reach Of every Cluster gens pins
y, " and - ear rings Is 10 80; rings - 70 W studs
sdes pins lofev buttons. bracelets &c. Articles
made 10 order set with The above diamonds Hfe
sent by mail 70 any Of the United rae by enclosing
amount Sidressedo L. A J. JACOBS. $01 broadway
pEDuCED PRICES. WATCHES JEwELRy. Ola.
II monds and silver ware
The undersgnsd Tor he last eighteen years well known
dealer FOR sale all lowe,
prices for he quality han any otisr house Srv
York Philadelphia, any ocr city and viii send BY
WATCHES. JEwELRy. Ae
all paris of the United ssae. az charge All sn.x
ssranicdn REPRESENTED Orders b. mall. post paid, la
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pIkyfaG cAfr~ oy gyyry pEcRirrTOS yos
.4s ~ trs~ r&rd Nsrafa~scry IN ssa IL ayrA1s
nsaensd snd ard asash enss sspsyor 49, ~
tsn q@gc., -s sss.ssS as ssrssr,es var n-ts
expressly ~ tssitz.
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SILVER wrtds tsss tnisss tDitrs Ssh univr. prss
orn lr~ cream snves frua snivss b1stsv snves skll
iien' sss W. hss. BRA add spooa cups, sapss
washes, elocss sss De-elry repaired q is.s asa asas
,fces Wsesss and icwslry i4ass n go asass
ono a. ALf.xN.
inporssr "a ~sbses and ,every sh8ie@sss sas rssxf
No. u Wal stses<. ss~yrd ae-w
E~ax nfos<wxy Nes yorh
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SPORTING.

A THOROUGH BRED SETTER DOC POR sAIg--HrGu
"A ~ brote, hr~~ years Old, and beautifully mars@f Wi
address u. T. A. sersa VICE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DESJAN1S MOONEY, AGENT FOR TIE CENTRAL
y Amrr1an rme-.non ,onnnany ~. y M.A1en az.
Css pITTISG AND PfxTrRgs.-A. \. TR ,1NoI 4
NJ gas after and dealer fixtures. Eighth street, and
Fourth eitIbc House, storc* dsengs. Bnd
Up with ppr and IN he best AhsraiDns
ensons te. made. Repairs attended aud metres
promptly aud Al iow prices FOE clsh.
IRON sMASrFA ACQUIRING UNDERSIGNED ~
prepared ~ furnish estimates plans general dsia,
81 blast furnaces. supernsnd their aad
nens either b. the Otherwise
:. PEfTEE, IN, Tenor Furnase, Mass
Il NArrs INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLtsTFRs =
N ~ vo are troubled with weak back he
breast fe, o. Hose Invaluable pissers They sn
no. isi 70 give rsie sod by druTFs,. General d-po'
GfLE UMBRELLAS FOR 90 ALSO gCOTcH GTyGHAn
- a. low A. o. made V su me lines ana nueh belgs ne
90 prices. j. X SPRATr,
ts Broadwsy, opposite rahe v.
SrovRs, STOVES. srovgs-Iss cArAL STREET MAR
- fhrck.-W. A W VAN NOTES stove sors.-we haze
hFge assortment q re latest o. gy.es
sosss up and plyr sarnshsf FOR 1r crates an1 ~
parea stoves and ragges lined repaired soap sDne gg
dies sboiesair and fctAn.
Two pRrGGisrs psGrERREoTyPfsTs, PH0r0.
eraphs. glass manufacturer A. rss.iclnes esl
poisheTs Gre works metal wnskefs and ssans In grersi
Brumihe ioiort hypomphde soda s.ls rod pg-e ssfrr
suphurtc acid cfdon String paper, Vienna ige nlan4
bisrnsh, cadmium manganese, nlekel erorra yAs~ "a
hide passltn, h'inns paper lbsec Powder ng blue nv
s.rcd French cAais ahs~ns f1rn pastaa
~ Or. l. fkt'lTWAsnRh, ~ sa@ien sac,
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MEDICAL.

nR }. X cHABRRT, rIy yIRy EIs0J u coSEULf
~ rd ~ nsusi ever day ard evening every class
dseascs AZ his ors No 4i Grand sr~~s between As-v
and kdgs stresis New Sok Dv chsser "a. vel sBysa
Ia The ~ cd gad c,o~i
dsotcer,, lhegustiun, lscso.aA, syykus earunqaaat
discovery etpeitng he Ayeworr kHssa fy ~
10 $40 81 rnpyFeuratc 81 NJ ro~ sse,tus All cersis
vsrnfuge fhs wbois VOID Akno~isires 70 be -
ptysisn Auc surKeon " snissnt~ sargg- ard
san - sdnnassfod vusi man psr.ns q AL age
u psree. srtayrriDsiah falls. Cal
~ npse.m ef nssg snsdrse '.ls .ea sasf o, sxsis
Grand street between Auprsey 40 Rlses sl~tss
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wi n>r's esieofssf msnsrss rls -fr nss a2salf,f-s
tisir ss<t Ia r.NSenx ~ r~nolsS ne $3.50 tfsrsn
tss spyrcsss kos Dssfrstons q ssafe sf~csur stay~f
iw fetSass hey lxe xs1Af So nt9g sas
yst tassrisSly ereA91tiF. Desef - hf 1850 fs q
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ITO CAPITALISTS ANB BREwERs.-foR SALE, 4
j first class lager bier brewery IN good location he
Tween eth ward The city Of New York The property ecnss
of two lots u ground win hne front house for TIE
and dwelling with the modern ami ssuls
fchsd in the best manner store about 2v barrels Of
he extension building and brewery, In tho bu
sns and the business has been IN successful
i've The fixtures viii be sold with the budn want
cd by The purchasers tho opportunity whrh rarely
cr securing mos profitable buslnsts, and Will be
made suitable. For particulars cell the oalce s. Bowery
ger he LIfizens' bank from 70 u O'Clock A. ~ Lofts
HUkskk, Areatsst Psns and hrswersra
vaults and malt houses improved ur,nciuiee al
W mate ~ reasonable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

fNHILDREN'S CLOTHING AND DRESSMAKING rs.
~ abishmeDt TO sell half what present
proprietor wishing retire rom business. IL has
abfished SIX years. Rent low This Il for
lady with Stock 81 800 cash Apply 493 Broadway
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

fNoKE FOR SALE, AT THE MANHATTAN GAS WORKS
~ foot o. Seventeenth street. North river corner
Of street East river Price Isl per
ehsdron nj he works.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

tOEl ONLY.-f0R SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK AND
spAOO fixtures OF liquor situated IN the best
Of the CITY, doing large and Increasing business this
unquesti0nably parties search OF
stand be Sold Apply Immediately 30 broadway
room 10. Sinners TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

OPENING or TIE FUR SEASON At GFSTN's IA
" zasr-Ladles requested mind that this day.
Thursday Oct H. GeDn's magnificent of iancy
the winter at oA sd, will be opened at the Hszaar ala broad
Ray sable, royal crmne marien, chin chia Isabella bear,
silver foH, mink fitch and every other description urs used
Tor ladies' The NUTS, ycornes, chak-, uppes sa-
Ac made the announced IN Paris for
coming winter and Inc rrea, beauty and VARSITY OF he ~sos
VIII render this exhibition OF ur- Of ihe neai hat has
taken place in New Iort. NESfAS BAZAAR,
5i3 Broadway, s.. Nicholas ifotei
ONE THOUSAND BRoCllE DOUBLE sHAwLe-PRTcb
~ SO and xln each the cheapest desirable shaw
ia he eiy--an beautiful colorfngs--Me now on sale a.
BULPlNs Ai broadway.
DLhID AND STRIPED vALENCIAs-rnE HAND
soonest goods offered. at very low prices j. BECK
700, 3so and S0l hroAdway, leo and 20 broadway.
DARis EXPOSITION sHNwfs.-rHF SUBscRYDER
has just received from his French agents yerJ
hbed at the Palais dIDdnre in Paris, very moderate
prices. GEORGE BULpIN Jal Bgos 1Vay,
DfcH PARIS vhiES,iAs.
Ia rIEcps rng AsoyE Goon@
New Designs,
MORNING.,
At the low price of
EBSDEII.. PERSON A LAKE.,
No IA broadway, between Grand and BRONZE streets
DIcH PARIS DRESS TRIMMINGS AND MILLINERY
~ goods-,i have much pleasure IN announcing 70 M
choicest ribbons millinery goods dress and cloak rnInnz
ever eshbjcd 10 this country, and that viii dispose
~ ". LfcHTENSTRTN,
~ Bowery, corner Hester street
y. S.-Store closed every Saturday.
CBAw1si sHAwIs Il sUAwfait LADIES IN SEARCH
> ofrcay pretty and sshonab stella shaws uoderz.
prices, win Ind them ~ BuLPIk's 35l broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE FOR SALE--EsrABLIsHED
i The selling Is 10. proprietor hlS
other business attend to- This chance seldom With
here steady customers and doing lair business
line stating where Interview mag he had addressed H..
Herald Office, viii be attended 10.