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90 Wbom it fildp Concern.

DURYING- GROUND NOTICE. The proper
ID au hores of WLiamsbursh, L. l., fsw years SINE
passed an ordnance preventing all from New Nok be-
ina buried In the Nliamsbugh burying GrouDds Tue taxes
having amounted TO three thouand dol
lars hem the Supreme Court Of this
state have granted oder TO al the remains OF Dc
ceased persons The Cypress HIS &c neiey tom Tho Buying
ronnd b undsd by Ase L. raer and Pogersts, Ia ha City
of BroosyD late IN amsbOrsh Dotce hereby gy'a that
such remove, will commence On or about me hisen gay OF
October next Newly ORR, sept. - iSoo
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Ladies' Fur store,

No. 81 JOhs A., New ioTk.
j. Il. HARLEY, Importer and Manufacturer Of Russian,
Huon Bay American Fus las every description OF the
cBoIcTsr fURs made into the most FASHIONABLE articles Tor
LEpiSs' WEAR.
keepng bu articles he WARRANT VIII be sueiehV
tndnoe Cor CUSTOMERS 70 call on him
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A Card.-TO THE PATRONS AND FRIENDS OF THE
A@ERICAN AND FOREIGN EMiGRANT, PROTECTIVE
AND EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY, AND TIE PUBLIC
GESERALLY.-At meeting Of the Board OF Managers q
this Society held their Rooms No Is Bible Houe on Mon
day evening Oct 1876 unsnnoas resolved that mas
much as The formerly Contemplated by and acted
upon BY heuy WIT the edessDs the wrongs and imp1ons
psciced Dp6n the EIpg-ant and protecting him against them
now 90 fully uped BY the operations OF the Board OF m
nouers OF Emg alton, the acton OF tins Society 10 that
regard email b. suspended AMI 70 this purpose was further
that Office No. q Greenwich st. aud the one IN
Ssnds Brooklyn shall be immediate clos and the en-
p in sid Offices dmi.sed al the Gsneral aud
fO,rc Agents Notice Is hereby given that further sub
sop,i contributors will be solicited 10 behalf OF this
Society order of the Board to that effect Notice
by given thst the Society will nor be holden for any @
their Agents this dao unless Endorsed by
Mr. ALFRED EDWARDS ca Altman Of the Finance Com
uiitse No ~ WasL The Office NJ 10 Bible House viii be
cont nued az heretofore -New-Y ok, Oct. 3, 1850
By orcer Of The Board of Managers, PETER COOPER
JosEPH CORNING, Secretary
Country papeIs please py.
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NIATRIMONy Il wish to CORE spond with some

w young Lsdy 10 TO % Of age With view OF good
tine cuibs The lssy must bs b.nd'0me, int HI
q end che mu' pcses some properly as tue advertiser has
small fortune htre with any lacy has tho aboy.
qualifications. A mGsical edusson is required Any lady
wsbn the honor OF gent emsn address G. G.
PENNINO1 On. NoWbnrah. Orange County N. v.
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NOTICE.-An Subscribers to VIEW OF

~ NEW .1ohh published oy sMl,n rEhN ~, 10
eceyej their copies TO call s-nd thes eidess
Office Of the Publishers Subscribers who have received
copies have KEY explaining the spplics
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Second Edition now ready.
4 8 p l. X A I o
"A AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF GIRLHO0D.
BY Mrs. Manners.
Vol LIMO Cloth. 81.
The above Book OF which larEe edition taken
Immediately on appearance pronounced by the critics TO
he brilliant" exciting" and Interesting pFodneron
From numero 8 notices copy & " extracts:
From Tie Christian Observer, Phi sdel phia
mo young lsdy who gaIces through hall dozen pages Of
this volume a1e 3D. II real 'obiogap
il also work brilliant atonmore interesting mao
romance exciting than fiction. IL Is dram1 OF youth
fu e and sad by sprghiy restless exhibiting
the passions Of more arden, natufe.."
From TIE Bosten Daily Advertiser.
." well written. The narrative is sprishhy and sdi
GENTLY varied TO keep up an interest in the story"
From The Hartford Secretay
We have seldom read book which pleased US moro It
shcud be " elcoIned 10 every Christian home."
Pnblisheo by SHELDON LANPORr & BLAKEMAN
No. lis Sassau-st.
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NORTHEASTERN settlement Company.

JAMES MACKEAN, President
THOMAS EDGERLEY, Secretary.
The IA particulars Of his new Western Enterprise may be
obtained by applying ~ above
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fnst anS fouuh.

4 OST-Between 7th.av. and Madison square, in
IL 2th., a GOLD SCROLL BRO lCH, bic sod white
snsue With G.st and hres Pear ,inNi Chnn e.
tsched with The fpas c 7. The dLdsr will be literally
reyssrded by 'esyrg n a. No. lS9 Wet .Hhst.
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Ocusts ind Aurlsts.-My Patients are respectfully u-
sd that wing The great increase OF professional buSne
pce M return from my of observation In Europe have
sound necessay extend my conneoon and have there
fore associated with me DR.. JAMES MCNAlEH, already
fyoby Known his found MT dica attanments Fellow
students Of former years reunited In practise We Will devote
cur unrt attention Diseases Of the Eye and Ear as
also the reamen Medical and Surgical Of all kinds
Daily xamnstons with the recently Invented invaluable In
which procured In Europe enable ne a. glance 70
the slightest disease the depths of the Eye Ear
Throat Wilh Jscobs celebrated Needles remove Gaia
rot without pain or danger Deaf persons who have had the
drum Of perforated have tbs bearing instantly
restored by the Artificial Tympauum. French Athci Eyes
Inserted that will lcok and exactly lie the natural organ
Office hours from o'clock daily and from TO gin the even
ins for working people.
JAMES " POWELL, NJ. d., Oculist and Aurists.
No. Broadway, oppOste the st. Nichols.
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yI,IIF ON TsTADIJsHED HoUsE.-TNDI

U,UE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE-INDE-
PENDENT POLICE AND PRIVATE INQUIRY OF
FTCE-OaLBBBT \ HAYS and CHARLES w. MERRITT
inform their iend and the pubc they have moved their
Oees TO R0onsEos 10 and II No az Broadway who're they
viii be- happy attend promptly aud faithfully any business
entrusted 70 They peculiar to
collect claims either in Tho United staes Cansia EorDps
Tey respectfully refer hs Backs IN ths City OF NsgYors
or TO any eftbe Mercantile HOMES OF standing In the city
fr Tor az fidelity.
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H'O ARCHlTECTS.--Tbe publisher of The


i BankeD Magazine offers a PREMitM Of $fO for the
threo best PLANS for COUNTRY GRANDCHILDREN
viz $50 Plan of Banking House cost about 80 600 I"
$1,000 $50 for Plan Of BsnkingiiOuse to cost stou,
70 e200e0 40 fcra Plan Of Banking HOUSE. 10 cost
about eco $50 TO- The fret 70 have front Of - set
the front Of 80 est the third have nom Of
% . The estimate In each to be Independent
VI price the lot. Eseh Plan to include Banking
Room Directors Room the msn Aoorj aud DSeiibg
house Tor Offices under the root Zach Plan for tho
Banking Rooms TO have Ia view special reference to
l. Economy Of Coat and space. H. Light, Venlailn end
Heating. III. Arrangement and Convenience OF Vault
Desks Counters and other furniture. ~. sifey against
Fire and Burgars. V. Durability Strength Of ssTials,
and Architectural effect.
The plans that m.y be submitted viii Do referred 70 Com
rntes Bankers Bank Officers decide nP,ni snd the
accepted plans will be Published in The Binke Magazine Tor
January with engraved views Of tho 'front.' saf scihea
lions building The publisher reserves to himself the right
retain Tor publication any OF the plans h II shaf
not accepted Specifications and details with estimates Of
the materials will be required for the plans that shall
be accepted tho Of tbs architects will be Published
with their plans accompanied win such remarks they map
deem proper the Plans proposed for the Premium
will be received until l.. December next.
J. SMITH ROMANS,
prb.te, p.nker. Aagszne No 1872 Posr st., Now YORK.
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DHILHARMONI SOCIETY FOUR
Il TENTH SEASON 1895 1873. 49, The FRS. Pebble Re-
hears. win take place ct NiH5s saoon on O;tobe IS S4
The following ORCHESTRAL pieces will b. Tehe.sd PAS TOR
ALE Symphonic, ~ BEETuOVESj the OyeTtures
TANNIAUSER by WAGNER, and IPHGGENiE BY
GI UCK. Conductor: Dir. G. BEBGMANN. For ubscnp.
ten apply TO Mess SchareBbeg Luis No. 100 BTosds aJ
corner Of slhst, AID Mr. p x. Weize No G3 Fdlton ST.,
Brooklyn. BY order, l.. SPlER, Secretary,
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TIHE AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND sOCIE-

VNHE AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIE-
TY would respec fully that they have positivey
decided riy during the ensuing season, the THREE
CLASSICAL CONCERTS, called for by the Constitution,
Ties Concerts will comprise efficient and powerful Orches
ta aided by the talent svas5le the me aud the
be Of the highest without, however. excluding
the works Occsonay composed IL this country For
terms particulars Bppy tue prime pal Mls, stores Of
New, ork end ia vicinity where subscriptions will be received
By order the Concert Committee.
LOUIS TKNsr. Secretary L. g. HILL. Chairman.
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Of BEAUTY is still open for the reception OF the DsgIere-
o pes and Photographs of all the au Women Of America
and the CsIadsS TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ex-
pended prem and IN painting The portraits Of the HAND
sOMEsT WOMEN Of this CONTINENT For CEcUl.rs with
full particulars, apply at BsTrunl's Museum
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Sl5OMl RsWAk p. Il, no The Eth .,t. o. Of

the Office 81 the America tNpr Company IN Da-
buQe lows by c'rnin tom toe United states aed ON -
Said BrNs N h arrival OF the sab Treasury IT. New No'k
we're TO bnckhot Of the ss OF TO 10 the ponnd
and pressed balls the size Vt to- q the pound g IN, annut
la pounds In weight and G pounds q sheet le No. The
cou,r. about inches lorg 81 thhe' vide, aud - inches
le.p in,de neuurrmctt. The Of 81 no boses
wa Of neu They stripped once rruud the midls
with Ia hoop ou IL claimed b. tho A. a1t iea,a
re- a. Dub4s that the boxes each 0tagd sod u ne
an cf $1,000 They marked wih card. aide edlo
tho Assist u,-IIeauier u s. NowNCk wash cuts ara
smttt tie Deputy Assistant Treasured 10 b. genuine
Now therefore h, purpose OF us covering woeie and
this fraud mncf am bringing 10 justice the pefPe
traitors IN reOf Expire, Company VII pay fN'
for the recovery Of The uey IA Iop)n any
pa of Il and tho C0ngC Tau OF the nhrid
ers and they will psy literally tor nhmnn Ieltdye - the
making said tole and fn,hug sach l' "a Il .ho S'
All shou BE- add rs6sed a. tb7 subscib.fs
WELLS, BUtTFRFlFLD A Co, N-wfoft
LIVING STON FARGO Co. BuhIo
Prop'iators Of the American Express Company.
Buffalo, Oct. 3, 1885,
CbS RFWARD.-LOST on Monday, Oct L.
sM all shleLy MAck snA
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Emisr nj Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange
In No Y Canesi. 70 the corner Of Centre
and CuAss, New-Iork. The Office Is established BY the
ers Of Emeraon where always be found large
nsnbers of LABORERS and SERVANTS very low rates OF
wages persons have their orders filed by writing to the
SUP udept and cling the the
passage Of parties required No fees CHARGED to employers
JAMES 2. PAGAN, Superintendent.
The undersigned hereby Certifes that the Com.
plaint made before Justice OSBORN against siMON
MOOT false has been dismissed by sad Jstce
and the de fendaut discharged.
"1N Signed r. II. JOHNSTON, CLERK Police Court.
BAed Oct g. 1855.
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IOHN X. SMITH GRAND IOUh VI Eo-
- ROPE AND SIEGE OF sEVA5rOPOL removed - En-
I're Hall, No. ts6 Broadway, showing ONE HUNDRED
VIEWS vide OF the principal cities and objects of IN
,eres. Europe. VERY htENING at y and EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERSOOS ST 3. The ruusic BIZ Mr. Alwyn
Field Of London. A7mns thou ands nightly testify that this
the largest interesting and eessnt entertsinn in
NewYork Its tSs been wonderful. Admission
. cent? In addition 70 the Exhibition the celebrated Vocal
f., Mics MARIAN MCCARTHY 10 engaged and Will sln1 In
Sw ss and Is,n costume appropriate songs o. iy swEeT
land and Germany.
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6pctial Notiees.

The Republican Central leEmittee vii meet a. the
Nfraer Howe THIS (Noneay) EVENING tprsei'ey etea
O'clock Il il Important that member should be present
Al that hosr e. the Republican Nominating Convenron o.
witch tn COuBttee u portion meets G, my pa's ssfs
By order Of the Chairman.
sbe ReyubIicsns OF Sew-YOrk City viii hold a
MASS MTJTINN on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 9, At the
T,brnace At O'Clock afy the dongs of the Republican
nae COnt en'ion he'd a, Syrscnse Sept n 1855.
JANIS KkNNEDY' Com Of Arrangements.
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q = REWARD.-LOSr on Monday, Oct ],
p - from No ~ Washipgon p asna shagky black ana
tan SCOTCH TERRIER DOG Any person ren Ming said oos
will the above reward the thanks u The owae1
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Stationary ann fnutp e5cnhs

dressing CASES. Gentlemen and Ladies'
IL Dsins Cass the largest or,ren, ~ he City i1f sale
a CIV Hricss ". s. PARSuU'ST
sta,ioues and Printer.
No &c NAssar-s:.
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DUKTONs-SPECIAL NOTICE.-At the urg-
- en- desire CT
MANY HUNDRED PATRONS,
who able obtain sduissiJn on the weekly fefil
snce OF the " great Comic fsvoit@s,
THE sERIOUS FAMILY and TaE TOODLES,
tie the Of Announcing E. shsss Pieces
une luseo II poDularIry-w1ll be played
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Tie iavorte comedy q - -.
STILL WATER Runs DEEP,
vii he paved three times this week,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, an1 SATURDAY.
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John H. Cough having rsturoed from Eur2oe after az at
81 re- two sea viii his bisnds the Broadway Tab
snsoie on MONDAY EvENtNG, Oct 8, on the occasion Of
a. priversary o. the NeW.Yok North American Grand
fricp ID Of r.. The Hen. JAMES HARPER viii preade
Tie Rev T Cuyer viii receive Mr. Goash on 6sh2f Of thu
Grand ITpCp Aner which Address by Mr.. COUCH. Exer.
es u o'clock Tickets % cents, 70 be had OF
'Oe ''"''' " '-' MARY A. FORBES, G. Scribe.
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uAIA BRUSHES-Now opening q fresh lot Of
l. BIushes. Wholesse and Relal.
y. 3 PARKITRSr,
SIsoner nd Pra.e-.
No. II Nassa1-y.
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rhr Annual MeetiDs Of the Stockholders Of the BROOK
AyE COLLEGIATE AND POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
vi held The hesitate vinR between Court sad
Boosums TUESDAY EVENING the 9Th Of October ct u
O'clock ReoOrt will be submitted and an Election
Sed r sis Trustees vacancies occssioned by those
shose terms Of Office will expire. full attendance Is
JOSIAH o. Low, Secretary.
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fine ARTS.

ENGRAvTNG end PRINTING The neatess
IL end most shcpsbe styles Of Card, Seas Cf0u IN,
raved md Priutec order, received by mai Ger Cards and
svery variety Of FnssyDs snd Potins Spe sept ~
nail. Nm n. OUNNDLL No. as BFcsdF.3. cclrer Deg II
COUPIL & Co. beg 70 announce that they have
~ on exlbitop short trs, tie celebrated rno,rs
81 Any ScHEFFEI,
ard will continue receive subscbsrs r he hre
LINE ESssAvEG. which viii shortly he 9uo,i.heL
FINE ART GALLERY,
vo $50 Brsad=sy, Tsw.Y J7k-
HENRY PETERS CRAPS STUDIO. No. 7U9s
i Broadway, over Desheslxa
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CADEMY MUsI c, 14th st.
In difference TO te reasonable rsq1e.t Of 'n p,ons Of The
SION 10 the B.iccny ard P.r-t Giro {, pi.c4s AZ
ONE DOLLAR and fIFIf CENTS.
ACADEMY OF MuSIC--Miss HENSSLER
~ will sing HAL COLUMBIA. 1t the Aesasny het yssp
ING Oesobers.
pURTON's, CHAMBERs-ST.-Houses crowded
I'D TO excess every evening; ..,.,c,-.r
NOSDATE E4f WIFE 4 r9'Re% Fl 'en''''
with Nj Burton Mr. G. jordan, Mr Bradley Ms Hagaes
So, Sc ard s1 Shs G % sl6 e
With M Dyott NIr Bairford Mr. 9. jordan, NJ. Ma.ehan
TUESDAY End FRiD4Y~sERloUs' FAMILY and TIE
ToODLfswsieh pieces must be aged twice WEEK o, e
TBF WAHDERrNG MINSTREL, with virtiui .nd bis
Dinob Will be played WEDNESDAY with the Comedy
DROADWAY THEATRR-E. A. Marshall,
ID sole Lessse-Door. open 6]i P.tormaqes; viii coa
= THg sESYrHs svESSd Oct
will be acted shahespesre,ss TIasssSy Of
Hsnlet.....Mr FORREST oPhei...... Miss J. Manners
10 conclude y Ti, .y the yrysTRrr.
Jern Beers .Mr. w B. chspnanMrs Crincum 1rs Henry
PRIczs-eoIe' and rarlus, 50 csats fsSniy oISie an'
Upger Tier 25 cents; Private Boxes, s. ard 80.
THE ANNALS Of the DRAMA
TIE W0NDERFUL POPULARITY of the PERFORM
ANCES AT
BUTTONS TIEATER.
Ire Comedy OF - -..,,-
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Of s S season. and tTies Or three es
owing years Yet undmLished in s alta ion Hundreds
ere turned away The doors every night Of is peor nance
It win be played twice week. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
til further pttlce.
The Comedy Of - . ,,,.,.o
fifth week Cf success-a cess mat mshy IN
creaes The pess awards unanimou. praise 70 the lns OF
his piece at this Thester will b. repeated three times
week-MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
THE TOODLES
has played by Mr. Burton four hundd nights atd
po.wtbanding attempted performance Of this principal
character from atoen md ued copies By mconceiyabe
comedians in every city in the Union The 9
The Toooles" Burons is undmshed Ia attraction IL
will be played twice week eveIy TUESDAY aud FfDAf-
with The Serious FAM y F" ..
TIE WANDERING MINSTREL,
with Mr. Buns verion Of wilkins and his Dinah" viii be
phyed every WEDNESDAY.
Seats may secured week n advance free Of expense
q a r. n L. n i A
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DARNCM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The great
ID Comeey Of STILL WATERS sill slecessfn Ano her
rev srsrd. loca draTns on THURSDAY. MONDAY ~ IN
ING Oct g. al ~ O'Clock STILL WATERS Run DEsPj
after which. THE -aus8AND's SECRET AFrERNoo,Ts,
a. 3 O'clock, LIVING TOO EAsri and NO. IN TIE
MINORITY Al the Cuostes as1sasl. A5n.ttance to al
g cents; children under 10. r. cents.
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DACHEL'S LASSES-YOu will re-
IL guire Glass to Rachel in The Mar;eiase to.nisht
therefore call at WALDSTEINS, No 45l Broadway, where
Won can procure choice the Paluete and good Gss
at the same time. Call early, have but few seats ie
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XVAtTED-A situation as NURSE or CHAM

WANTED-A situation by a competent trust
w worthy young wemsn COOK 10 all - brsn:hss;
DO the WASH and 10 DINING Of private family; does al
sorts Of BAKING does LAUNDRY in ts branches; ca
pabe Of each capacity. TIE best lily reference Cal a. No
$50 2d.sv., zldsf.
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TIE Papa ogyresons developed atept dread sod
dislike Of Rome IN The national mind o. Eng and such aston
eLd and toes If the Papscy No hamaa book
tes ne uch work feelings ino the hbeT OF
he III zh character has been effected b. tie Acs AHd
Mcnurnf Its e the excellent IfrJr1loght"
GOUDRlCHs BIBLE GEOGRAPHi.-A Geography OF tie
chief pnce. mentioned IN the Bible and the pHncos events
with them adapted Psren Sabbath sca)o snd
Bblsc!a.s Iuf'Iuc Tor. By Charles A. Goodrich. illustrated
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DACHFL AND TIE MARSEILLAISE.-A

LII few CHOICE SEATS IN the Balcony Parquetts and
Dre, Circle r Rscbes Performances Monday, october g.,
fer SALE the mutc ttore of GElB JACKSON No. 'Ss
Broad lCth.st.
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From Dr. Tbrg.
a treasury Of true and imo, It4nt history"

"Hisa treasury oft and int, Itint history"
Fross Or Sp,dgRs.
"Suh record Of the bloody trunphs OF Roniuism when
sufeie have way, vii DO 70 .h0w s
tine tirit ard this
GRAFTON 70 Of their danger. than be most olsbae dis
cusscns Of the greatest sDd not accumulated mnes
From Dr.. kn0y
NO work be c.cu lted o. expose thu mystery OF In
Quits F'on Pfof N0Hisoh' go,
strongly recourend - the patronage OF the
Christian public
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Mercantile Librury.-Leciues Turkey and her Inst,
otIops Political SocIaA course Of three Lectures wi
Co,tsniinople The Mercantile Library Rooms, Astorp
be 18Th ed and 25th e octooer, cor1msooinE a. r
fTclets 81 Snsie Lectures 70 ceutso be had
Turkish Khye No 6l5 Broadway and at the door OF me
Iecture Room.
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BrookIvn YOun0 Men's ChrIafI7n NetOcIatNOH.-
The peSt Teruar mJIthy meeting viii held in the ectue
TO- NJ PILGRIMS (Dr. Sorr) TUESDAY
FNFHINC 9th inst ncing At y o'clock. An Es'ay
will be read by Mr.. MCGFE-suhjct The rracLc9l Gins
tan" pub c generally invited 20 attsn rms meet
f bsirg The first in the present fiscal year opportunity VIII
be given for members to their embe ships by
Of scar dues ,. W.! . % 81 C,+os
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

ID w. BROWNING, MERCHANT TAILOR,
IL /. under the United States Hotel, would
specially inform his customers and the public
generally, that he has just received New Fall and
Winter Goods, in great variety. Such Cloths
ton, and is prepared to have them made up .,
the shortest notice, in the most fashionable
ner, and at low rates Of prices.
Having made arrangements 10 go into the
Ready made Clothing business" extensively this
season, he feels confident that he can offer 10
those wishing 10 purchase stock of Coihing
not inferior 10 any IN this city, and not made up nj
the north, as is usually the case with work sold
here but cut in his own establishment and made
by our needy citizens in this duh season, Al
low rates of prices. He is enabled, therefore, 10
compete with northern work in point Of prices
and as TO quality and style, he will leave for hose
who favor him with call to Judge.
lie can sell whole suits, Coat Pants. and Vest
at the following low rates
Good suit for business purposes out Of cloth or
cashmere, for the small sum OF. ......,....Sl5
Dress and Frock Goats, from ........Si0 10 $50
Over-coats of different styles, from. .sl2 10 s25
Black and fancy Pantalocns, lrom.n..S3 80 10 SO
Silk and velvet Vests, from. ........S2 80 10 SO
This stock Of Clothing is OF a superior quality
and has been made up since he received the fall
and winter fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment
Of fancy articles-such as gloves, cravats collars
umbrellas, &c.
Sole agent for the sale Of Scouts Reuor s
Fashions in this city.
Sept Att