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furnaces, Ranges, &e.

furnaces, Ranges, &r.
DATENT CALORIC Flu RN A ES-
An entirely new appeTstus for Warming Buildings. BY
which abundant supply caoc air can DO
obtained entirely free from the objection common TO al
other furI now IN u.s., at q cost Of
FIFTY PER CENT
LESS IN THE CONSUMPTION OF FUEL
possesses all the advantages Of hotwater sppe
onetenth the expcnse combining simplicity Of
strueton economy durability and efficiency operation and
the only apparatus capable Of producing the
able atmosphere Of Summer amid the gors Of Winter thereby
rendering entirely for invaids seek warm
climate In pursuit Of health. Apply TO the
RlPPOWAM COMPANY
No. 400 Broadway, NewYork
GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING
Fos sale low BY WILLIAM CLARKE,
No< Carmiae-st-, and $50 Hudson-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

EOR SALE-A FARM containing 1874 acres,
with Mil and Water Privilege, the sprsin River Road
1t Haspgs within miles Of the depot OF the HUDSON
eth-sv and ~ eyerlsy.p place at the Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

UCNlhi oEh ioI ~, "a ., oa 20 Hsnn.s.d VII
lsre, one DO with acres 10 Kings County. near junction
BSsotiys md jsznsss snd Rocksws one sores
h n j.; and Country Sent % acres SUI
rsrior budinks Bonneville n Above pacss are easy Of
scoess md viii sold cheap exchanged for Newfrk or
Ss0etlyi e. Auctsoueer No 1876 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

NNHE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY hal
been organized with capital of -Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars, IS 100 oOoJ A. EDWARDS, President JAMES vAf
BEUREN, Secretary, with Board Ct Dhector embracing
many of commercial business men.
The Company have taken the recently vacated BY Tn
Courier and Enquirer, No. 10 WsllsL
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EOR SALE at BARGAINS in BROOKLYN, or
il to LETThs eligible brown stone HOUSE No. lis Second
olsce Rent low and possession az
once. Also 70 LET and for sALE-H0UsES and LOTS,
iA"''' ''" John BRAINERD walst. Ferry, Brooklyn.
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TOR SALE-A frst-class extra large House on
81 900; and ditto the 5hav
sOth.si also threestoy House I1h near Union.
snusre ais Geo. and 5th $4 900; also fonrstory
sIy built house on Carroll width $1,000;
on sh 9th three stories SsoQ and two Eng
Ala large corner Lot south Of 3ohst and
several 6rsfclsss Houses in Brooklyn Apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Co., No. Brosdst
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49, - drive from Jersey City This place Known q
CSesnnt Grove situate high ground, commsndlns hne
y - q ttsrs ays with bslcoaies and piaz.A and an
Sodips tie containing Kitchen Laundry bath
~ ssvsnsu rcoms The ground Is h divided Into an
s1ssvs lawn doping the river, embebhed with hedge
Fubbsy ssd sversreens, and vsnety Oh ornamsns sna
eus fruit In the spey garden Tor sma irus
go vcresbes snd ct suitable distance barn, csrrase house
oory he Also several fields In high state Of oult
v large proportion Of The purchase money can nsns y,
HOMER MORGAN Pinest.,
ssotsA No. Metropolitan Bank Building
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Il ces Nos Wallst and 285 Greenwcb-st Cash Capital
SEQ COO with surplus Insures Buildings Merchandise Fur
nure Vessels In port and their Casoes and other Property
against Loss Damage by Fire. MASON THOMPSON Prest
MARTIN L. CRowELL, Secretary.
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nor SALE or to LET--On Carroll-park, Brook
III lyn one Of the celebrated NELSON BLOCK. It new
ana every convenience and offers great attraction Tor gen.
fssl privafe family. Possession at Apply 20
- John BRAINERD Wall 81. Ferry, Brooklyn
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE Tor iMfhOYED
10 CRY PROPERTY.--The subscriber wishes to soil OF
rchsnse his YARN containing AS which In high
state o cuvstioD mot surpassed BY any 10 tho
and wing five muues drive from that fashionable resort
LsIe Mshortck and thirty minutes drive from the Harlem
Esssa ~ Crctor Fas Inoure of IRA TODD, No. 17e
1 1-nS~a ~ S LYMAN BAILEY.
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HOUSE for SALE or 10 LEI, tUhNIcfED-
HI beautiful COUNTRY SEAT on the Hudson at FISH,
KILL LANDING "a hours from the city, large new and
tasty brick HOUSE. Stories containing IS rooms veranda
runns the whole mont very desirable residence and oca-
on for family wishing pleasant country residence or for
Seminary. Apply to HOMER MORGAN Pine-st-, No:
Mefropolitan Nam Building 1882
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DROOKLYN HOUSES for SALE or En-
= CHAN0Ey--Tve new Sstory modern brick Honses on
~ sids of corner Rsymendt rsplote With
even eonveBisnce Lots az By 100 feet beside
- ErfIE0fl Az IL NICHOLS, Z Nssssus-. New.York-
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raj Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock. Hi, rensins
VII Be inferred In 81 Johns Catholic Cemetery.
On Tuesday, Nov. Is, R0Hxr STEWART ct No OF South
Sixth street, Brooklyn + d. aged 10 years.
The remains were inferred in the Cemetery Of the Ever
greens.
The friends Of ex-Alderman Patrick Kelly are respect
foiy requested to meet at the sixth Ward HOTEL We'd
nesday the 2ist, at half II O'clock A. NJ to attend
lis funeral which will take place at Paterson j. at
2oe,ock r n. The cars will leave Jersey City at BALI
past ~ O'Clock, p.
nLw iRseoil Esq member OF the BrooAIyn Bar, son Of
simon Driscoli aged % years IL months.
The friends and relatives invited to attend his fu
neral on Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock, A. fsom his aher
NO. ls3 Ply mouth street. His remains win be taken 10
the Church Of the Assumption, corner York and Jay
streets; from thence to the Cemetery OF the Holy Cross
Fiatbpfb.
At Yorkville, Monday, Nov. 49, at 10 O'Clock, En-
WARD b., son Of Edward and Elizabeth Jones, agei
years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon, ut
O'Clock from the residence Of his parents in highly third
street. between Third and Fourth avenues
On sunday, Now 49, ut Canaan, NJ Y In the 5ith year
Of her age CARornB LOUISA relc Of the late Dr. Stephen
Rroun and daughter Of the late Ezra Weeks all formerly
Of this city
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Dfe0.


On Monday, Nov. TO- after short illness, MIIAycn;oS
D. D. AcKmshs, in the sd year of his age
On Sunday, Nov. is, CA1HAmsF, widow Of the late
Michael Mccormick.
Her remains viii be taken to Calvary Cemetery, on
Tuesday, the 10th inst at O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence, No ia St MARKS place, Eighth street Her
friends and acquaintance and those Of her brother
James Falon, well ms those OF her brohersin-Aw,
fhomas Patrick and James Mccormick, respectfully
On Monday morning Nov. 10, at O'Clock Of consump-
ton, Miss sARAH SMITH, In the 26h year of her age
Invited TO attend her funeral from the residence q her
npcle Henry Wicker, No 20 Delaney street. op Tues
day, Gov 20, at O'Clock, T. NJ without further invi-
tation.
On sunday Nov. u.s. ADELAIDE AVN, daughter Of George
6. and Rebecca Inghs, sged months and days.
On Sunday evening" Nov 49, srsAS infant daughter OF
Thomas J. and Mary Nunday, aged months and IL
The fcpd and acquaintances Of the family invited
N attend the funeral Tuesday the Goth inst, at
O'Clock, p. NJ, from 10. 40 Eishth avenue.
On Sunday evening, Nov IS, ANS FED2z, the beloved
vife Of Michael kllss, aged 70 years months and
Eer friends and those Il her husband respectfully
invited 10 attend Ter fanerai from her late resdense,
No 81 Second avenue At O'clock on Tuesday the 10th
nst.
On Saturday evening" Nov. II, wnnu W. HrscKrs,
The friend. Of the family are requested, without
further invitation attend hi, funeral from St Bar
tho.omevs church, Of Fourth street and IAfAy
cite place. a. O'Clock, r NJ, on TUESDAY, the 2"tn
On Saturday, Nov II, OF erysipelas Mrs. JAM TRAP
EAeAs widow Of Henry Traphagan aged oSyears months
and IA days.
The friends and relatives Of the family and those Of her
son. Cornelius Traphagan and sons in-l&w Henry Miller
and John J. Borras respectfully invited 70 attend her
funeral Tuesday, Nov. 20, At O'Clock 7. NJ, from her
hfe residence, No. 10 Ludlow street. Her remains viii
b. taken 20 Greenwood for interment.
On Monday morning, Nov. 10, ELLA LOUISE only child
Of Alexander and Louisa Geney, aged year ii months
and IL days
The relatives and friends IL the family invited to
attend the funeral service nj the residence of her parents
No 10 Horatio street, this TnesdAy) afternoon, at
ocIocs Her remains viii be taken TO Mamsroneck for
Interment . = :.
On Monday morning Nov. -, Massey, wife Of Joseph
noIIvAIsk aged 81 years
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
,vited 10 attend her funeral at her late residence, No.
nj tenth avenue Tue day. Nov 20 at two O'Clock
p NJ Her remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Gene
terry fer interrnepf. . :, -,
A Harlem on sunday, Nov. Is KATE IorIss, youngest
child q Cornelius and Mary w. Moore, In the bth year
n. friends Of the family are invited 70 attend her
suner. from the residence Of her parents i2stn street
near sixth avenue, this Ouesday) af'ernooni ct
O'Clock. i, A..
nor Monday Nov ~, at his residence 10 Paterson,
fe- Jersey pArucx nelly, er Alderman Of the sixth
ward Of the city 81 New fork,
His friends r~pset'Suy invited V attend Sis fans
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Birth.
IN Brooklyn, Sunday, Nov. is, the lady Of OLIVER
CU19n4 OF
Married.

Married.
On Sunday, Nov 1s at St Peters church. by the Rev.
Dr. Quin, AIR WILLIAM D. DAILY, Of Jersey City to Miss
aARAH c., daughter Of Thomas Kennedy, Esq, Of this
city.
On Sunday, Nov. Is, by tho Rev. Mr.. Searcs, Mr. THE
oDonE u. ERIGGs 10 Miss MARY A. BAKER. Also, the
pAmc evening, a. the tine, Mr. JAMES ALLISON TO
Miss ELIZA BAKEs both daughters Of the late Daniel
Baker, all Of this city.
Boston and Providence papers please copy
On Thursday Nov. 10, nj the Madison square church,
By the Rev. Dr. Adams, MARcELLus HARTLEY TO FASyH O.
WHITE second daughter Of DR. $. r. White, both Of this
city
On Friday, Nov. 1G, at No. II Ninth avenue by the
Rev. John Drash MALCOLM BAXTER TO MARY ELDER BoAG,
youngest daughter OF John Boag, all Of this city.
At Charlesown, Massachusetts, on Tuesday, Nov. Is,
by the Rev. Mr. Lambert, ALBEIr d. Powers, OF this
city to VIRGINIA. daughter Of Purser Levi D. slanm, Y
8. Navy.
AT Charleston, Friday, Nov. Q, by the Rev. Samuel
" Smith, Mr.. FRANKLIN A. ASHTON to Miss CArHAlSE
LOUISA daughter Of the late Henry Ryer, Of New York
: In Marietta, Ga, Thursday evening, Nov. ], by
Rev. John F. IAnneau, Mr. WILLIAM +. GROWS, 7.
Of this place, to Miss KAIE f. WEBSTER, Of Brooklyn,
NJ "
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ET9 Ss ssGr OF BOOKS IN PRESS. By PHIL
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demand for Ne Of the great missionary IN mors popular
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TIE prRE aEs.

kTA sypTisG Or PHgsfx rNutsg NOsyAwy
"A NJ. "a a srossiJD ~sstssa sstrs. hsI ssfentes IL
ItS & wa, rro2sur, nnsrins0usF
Fsso8vsd Thai az uNnss a. ~ eornpauy -. Ans are
hs-sty tssdsrsd 70 Ge.srs. u E1ra ~ ~ sia4
farnshirg four iefss "A k~s 10 hs raj ~ ~
NJ Rays yele. 1haFeray. ssfeAss shG tNxe
70 ,srgraisss ksssrf gowe 90 uscr fsru.ssaT
ne fts sau~f h1ts ffKt kaf pyesrs ~ a. H4rn~
nsn snfsss used ~ NJ ssDy@ey
1rtsc ffsqn ~ uiouses ADPT. NfLNtr. fsG'gs
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= II6IIrs nIINoNna SILVER WARR A0--RIcu

w srd Usher Jr " Fuion erect, rneriy the
tsbshed of o. A. ;ennnss1s .efng "a hnc god
hunter open watches, OF r. c. Bcesi~y Copper
Eoske Johnson and other emnen, makers silver tea se
spoons Ac Of the standard quality diamond and
OPAL pins rings gold chains Ac Of very handsome patterns
plated cake baskets casters ar, and variety
AZ suitable for holiday prereus all u Which
teen selected from The best manufacturer and viii
cheap Tho closed. Tb~ quality OF
even article al VIII warranted
FfrNAhD FlrufR, Jr, ~ rulon street.
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s Copies Of any Of he above WIN be sent By mai
free q postage % any one any part Of The United sA on
r. u. PEIERsoN's Wholesale and res csosp boz maya.
sns hs ss publishing and sSss'enns e"snsn'h
T. U.s. ioioon hss the satisfaction To announce 70 he yubs,
VA, ;, ass sss r.mo,sd 70 he ne. AMI pseePs' Sosn
auib rifles on he Grard efts known As e osi ralsad
sss, sb,a " 10 n ne city q rhaaeph As he osi
OF paeious add beet arranged fcai asi ehosae ehss
pS PEI. aa hssssnr Il y no .s 49,
y ornanened style The who.e iron, q he loser or er
lIs saen nr ~ re eoorssy y ~ spiea y m9 arg
feocr hrec horsand dollars. On entering aud sokng
seoe You hnassd asa az es ~
rect Tie retail cotnierso rerd lack for eighty feet and being
lepg1 There also over NE houssnd es, q shelving
REAL psrt q he sore alone This part asyosi 70 is fes
n,he. The bee, and la go, q =. kinds o. Dcss
10 be found 10 Tia county htsi 10 the mos, supera
sdsa sss o s soos . Eaa &c s -S
Sc aose . .soai nine.y fec ron he ssrs'ss
or aud sasoansca sy Bo. t.safa a1ms q Z. si
sase IN Ibe o. his T. tho wholesale and pscsing
vrh ds,ts and pselos counters 70, he esabshms6i Ao
&c Ibe cellar q Tho Entire ds2sh q The store, T. ne via
he own ssrsope plates. whrh be generally keeps hsal
an edition Of thousand each, mating stock q HE pup
ACRE o. over hree hundred hoaand Foun e. ca
r. g. retsron WIN BE- most happy % az al orders ~ any
low 81 s.h pries Il. ~ ss sa
u country srchars tosk lsr pcders esHfAs.sr ag.ns
sm tE srsnvs csrep II sa ~, ~ I'D a.. =; ~. q
AZ suihor =, well - AL cheap and .eea9eoas ylcan,
s1d torslas -orss d all ld. chesg Dooss nAsanss.,
.sss' bibles. prs,sr BOOK .nna.s g!, booss ora s..et
sirss 70 .a an ss,s erd tastes, a. ws b. sslng ~
,.ensr, ard hs publ y riseh ossr pcss Aan nsy
beng Ioeslea =, NO 7 sa.ai sSsss NJ rr-., ss-pax
ARE q pc cry knd buyfns =. ss-s 0urigh, ags q4ao
90 rnrh crms ~ VII defy ~ -itga. and srA.nn.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDa.--A SILVER MEDAL
awarded the PAR Of the American institute lids ne
and beautiful article el1a 70 srillAncy and appearance 70 the
Cent? cluster pins e. 70 So Ladies SO 70 $40 t1}
earrings f studs brsceleis buttons and every
variety al cwwrt mace from the above dam0nfs- Articles
sent " NAL port q the United Statss BY enclosing
amount scdrcssed 70 L. 4 j. jacobs, W1 Broadway.
TAIAMoEDs WAIVED PERSONS HAVING DIAMONDS
lou by csiiins b. L. scfNTTs No. Is hey street IRON Ii
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RooKs TO SUIT ALL-LooK OVER THE LIST AMI

ROoKs TO SUIT ALI--LooK OVER THE LIST AND
ID then send letter nj tor
7. B PETERson's LIST OF PUBLICATIONS.
In this list will be found the very and latest publications
by the most popular celebrated writers the world
They printed for the mionn at cheap rates and
are sent BY mall nee OF postage, to ALL receipt Of remit
Dces They suitable for the paror library, sitting rooin
rairoad, steamboat chamber reading Published and Tor
saic by T. Is. PETERSON,
No l02 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Booksellers news agents. peddlers &c Will be supplied
laX late
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rs Cent Duxusrreotypes at the Original
picture factory 80 Broadway continue In demand - usu A.
= iLe ate Of 600 daily betg he pee,t economical
Wssks OF terra TUNA
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THE TURF.


(RSrREvfLLE COURSE, L. L-TROrrfyG--rfiIs
~ day thursday Nov 90 Immediately after us srsai -Ai
lion match 900, mile hsss best hree W I've Hiram
woodruff b. Lady Flec, skeleton wagon; James
Conway names ch. m. Lady kil.n, 70 40 ~ wagon
JoEL 'OskLis, PROP riecr.
CEsTEEyirsE ooUnsg, 4. q, TRorIIsG.-os rugs-
bs tree 6ye wagons H. woSarar aaaes ss!
kn jupiter, Jas. wbepIey chestnut .slpn william
Tth JOEL 1DNklfs, Proprietor.
CFsTRgyII.Lg COURSE, LosG TsLAsD-TRorrIso
~ on Wednesday, Nov n. Al 2ys.oeoek nach IN Ar,
b, baok Warrior; Geo. w. Jensnss a. Oeorys sssins
JOEL sDkkI.fS, Pruprtetar
(,ESTRRvIILE COURSE, LONG isLAsD.--A PURSE
~ q go VIII be giyen for mule - on "a hrs
tAy roy ~ free for AL mules mir he.ts tes lire IN Gre
ard no distance carving catch ~sish1 free II
To Close It ~ soseubsr a. Ne cshresls
Ncure~, JDFL tBskisls. ffcprAter
(,EsTnEvTII.E COURSE, l.. I--rRoTTIsG.-rHUR
out 40 bs vsgoss II. wcpfrn1 names 81 y fia&inr
Boy Henri sAnris nArncs sr m Lady f.nnst
JOEL cDsgLis. frupnsao..
DID HOUSE HARLEx.-TBIs YAyORITg PLACE 90
II resort nov N ostnpss order Af f.sdy - s>eonno
Base hal Cub. psy no b.sutu i green ait@b~1 De
and afford nseh spori W The vsers n Ia texf,
place. The best II rcfrsslluspls swsys - had
WILLIAM A. Bnpws. rrosrisw.
IrNrox COURSE T. T-1ROrTfs0.~-os WEDNESDAY,
Sow n At hsnyaxt t~ya cork. rsics or. TOD
miles ard repeat 10 ~nsoo.. w. Woodrsr la
Peter wn. whstn nsfnss D. Jsss oAssy. T' sll
cone "a without regard ~saiher
sHAw WHITE rroyrsor.
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FAir.-Beautlful Collection Of Articles, Mo-
s and lades Of the Heddng church
Jersey City, VII bold fair In building their new
snursh at Commercial Hall. 3D. n and n Open aaer-
nSon and evening.
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Ffan ofortGs and Mel0deons, Manufactured
y JOHN WAKE CO., No l67 Canal stree, near varcs;
ny warranted workmanship equa TO any IN the
y and ~ per less than Broadway prices ~ b-second
hnnd pianos at great bar gains
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND CONGRESS BALL, OF ALL NATIONS, or
VI Thanksgiving evening zsih Now mber, irS5l At the
Apollo Quadrle Hall corner Of Forty third street and sab
Tickets TO be had graiis1 all The and
or q a. BOND 10 william street
THE THIRTEENTH ANIMAL BALL or TUk JACK
Fire Engine Conn PAM No a. viii be given the pol
Rooms, 40 Broadway, Thursday evening, November
~ 1880 TIMOTHY L. WET, Chairulan.
X. sowHrssEY. Secretary.
II. ,. WysT, Treasurer.
THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL or TrIE NEW YORK
j Young Mems Roman Ca1hoLc benevolent As~ociatyn
viii he heda Sblo's Wednesday evening, November a.
s65. Tickets ", 10 be procured Of the members Of
Association Of tho Catholic stores he
the evening 81 the ball TIMOTHY LYNCH, President.
Jssrs Gnsoss, fecrctary.
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THE MILITARY.

NEW YORK, NOV. 10, 1Sso.--TfIE MEMBERS or THE
IN Indef endeoe Guard hereby requested appear
the On citizens dress. with the usual badge OF
ng, Tuesday. h inst at O'Clock PRECISELY attend the
funeral oour late William W. Hinrken by order
FnEp. ]. Locxn, 3. JAZZ. A. BOYLE, Captain.
ORIGINAL BARCLAY GUARD AasOCIATToN-A
" meeting og de purpose Of making the
annual dinner Of the above Frsns
ye L. T. viii be held al chanfrau's Cafe. No. 90 ay
J. Y. FOUNTAIN, r. is. NORTON,
A. r. CANPfIELD II. v. CHASFRAU.
TO THE YATHYR or YOUR coo STRY-wAsaINaToS
Memorial GusrdY5u hereby notisei drill
the Mercer House day The 3rh ins The friends
the @. r. OF A. and the Gocseu Guard nyited 10 tsl
Cone one-ocns ALL J. PAkEf, Captain
TUoMRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EABER AND
all hose who intend TO accompany he Tuomey Guari
their annual eScurson 10 attend
ing On ibis Tuesday evening, Nov 20 a. ~ O'Clock Il
Barnes 10 Bowesy and also 70 meet for parad. WEDGE
day morning, Nov. n, nj O'Clock Central HAN Grand
upHorm. black froek pants ba, and beta III
order. EDWAHD \. MALoY, Captain
1uoxas LYNCH Secretary.
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our stock You VIII ind To be best largest and chsapes
elsewhere for sale ut Che lowest prices. :
Call In and stock or send your orders
the cheap bookseiins and puoihins estahn.hmsnt Of
T. H. PETERSON,
NO l02 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Any Of the three dollar be sen for one year
10 any for - and dollars worth Of The above Soois
VII be given to hem graus, ~ premium
LLEGANT BIBLES AND PRAYER BooKs.-ruy sUs
ment Of Bibles all sizes which are very richly
mouned prayer books and the Church In n1
neou. works published sSs country are received a
and *ui be sold At 'he lowest price, Gee, !, .r-,r
Late Stanford Swords, 637 broadway.
CPIRITUALIsM SCIENTIFICALLY DEMONSTRATED,
book Of nearly pages ocsvo h plate sngavngs
Of DR. Hare aud tho medium, Mrs DIR. Gouray slso,
force and deception, and exhibit he precise
nature OF The agent involved In he Price III
postage 80 cents. PARTRIDGE A BkIrTAN,
Publishers, Si2 broadway.
no BOOKSELLERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS TN
Vhientnes-Jhe subscriber II prepared MI orders
10 any amount for the coming Valentine season From the
large ard varied stock he has hand would well
tendence he has eater FAC es cheaper cash
any others In the market Valentines selected can be
7. W. STRONG. % Nassau street.
THE LIFE OF JACOB BARKER
INCIDENTS
LIFE OF JACos BARKER,
Of New Orleans, louisiana with sorica Facts his Finan.
cia ansactions with tho Government and his
vol. syo Illustrated with TWO portraits
Price So.
an extract which we have in the Washington Union
arg sure WI receive the approval OF the enlightened public
For sale by
ID. APPLETON CO., s6 and 34s Broadway.
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