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Door. Window Nash AVID Blinds, OF all -lies
and description. for -,le cheap.
WINDOW CLANS, dc.
1000 boxes Amer Window Glass, a'l si2e-
1900 DO English and French, from 'Slo
10 1Qx30.
SEQ lights tine Plate Glass;
100 bs- double thick American from sSlo
20 90N3O,
1000 light eoored glass
loo Glaiier Diamonds
300 bundles g.Uier tin-,
IL ton. " bite Lead. ln % TO 700 10. kegs
BOO c4ni-jers and Kegs coiored paints, lr
oluce to 100 pound packag e.
$500 lb- fac French green dry and ground
tB eds
1000 bbla whiting ard par- white, Of my
own manufacture, IRE dried;
FAINT Ms uf al szc-, and every article
usually Kept .H paint, oil. aud coiur store, siii
bee fauciai X tLANNON'S,
Ami 10 BY ~ Cuul IT.. \ Orleans
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D9cw Orleans Advertisements
tOl.EM\\S
PATENT aRrNtrM rNptLNfoRN
x.nuN AND RING Nuub.S.

y
II infrngemcn'- IN the construction OF
\ Nhlls. or by selling other make Of mills
-, the reputation of mine, will be certainly
,,,o.c,u,ed to tn, full extent Of the la" made
and nrosided in such cases for the protection
Of paJen'ecs ,.a.
CIV. suburb Of New Orleans
Warehouse, 80 Natchez street, New Orleans.
DESCRIPTION.
TIN. Mil exhibits both novelty and simpici-
Il, in it, construction, - poriibe.or stationary,
n, NAV b, desired and embraces seven diiicf-
emf .ixe-. ranging from fourteen inches to three
foot In d.mtler. being equally adapted to
,,ntrr. Il On. horse or windmill power to each
of which i applied with success unpafal-
lrlcd IN the history Of the milling art
ADVANTAGES
lat Simplieit, of construction AMI dura.
binv Of material, the buus being IN solid
block
al The under stone being ,thc runocrl
perfectly balanced, giving 1t ,h" undu'aiory
motion which iu~urr- uniformity IN the gn'I
81 The centrifugal action of the running
store facing the gram from the centre the in-
slant Il falls upon It,
4th The eve berg small effects great
saving N power by breaking the gram near
the perfect center, OF '.c stone.
SIN The certainty Of th' grain NEVER
HANGING jn therYr 90 tbe u.p"r stone and al
loving the mill To run cmpt go the great IN
Jur, Of thc dress.
9TH The arrangement Of the neck or Jour
nal ofthe spindle. being below the stone, where
% can be oiled at tie vlIl vt the operator "hi'e
the mill is running at tall speed
It'll The advantage OF al t'f efldai's sur
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'INlE subscriber having substituted -tcam
| for horse power heretofore used To- li,
Hiis situated three miles south Of Marshall,
on the Carthage road takes pleasure in au.
noupeirg 10 the public TINT he Is prepared To-
ga all order, uiru.tei 60 um with accuracy
and dispatch.
The foloW ing prices wiii be- charged flr ,gla-
her 1t raid Immediately upon delivery:
Ordinary square edge lumber, board measured
per thousand, si9 30
Rough edge lumber, tboari measure, I 59
lalh.ng ana Pallnr, II 90
Ii not paid upon delivery, the following
prices vii be charged
Ordinary square edge ,gullcs, board moa-urel
per thousand, $40 90
Rough edge lumber, (boarl measurcl 10 60
lathng and iaiing, 20 90
Grinding regularly every Saturday.
GEO. ". EWE ELL.
Fob. "a, 1857 No-27 tf
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SCHOOLS, Etc.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
p nANFORTH Tesris'

ririlIS Institutions located three miles vest
| Of Clafk.siie. Red River county, Texas.
Sessions commence FIRST MONDAY IN
OGTOBtR, end close The Inst Thursday IN
Jolly, embracing term Of .en months. stu
dents taken at any period ui the session.
The course Of instruction is rs thorough
in the fngh.h, Classical, and Mathematical
branches as can be found in any Institution IN
the Souih.
TERMS. PER SESSION or TIN MONTH";.
Board, Washing room.rent, and tuuon,
ia English Department e paid At close
Of session. $40
II not paid g; close # session. l2l
II classical or higher Mathematics, Il pad
at close o. term, .. 1870
II not pad q, ci0sc, -
r.f.t five mouth. obiy, 10
Incidental EXPENSE,
Ten per cent allowed ou money pad 10 ad-
ranec students charged lfom Tie time they
cutter the school tl close of thc session, and 10
deduction made except in cases IT -, 'faeied
sickness. Those entering the Institute are
required TO furnish iighis, stationery end text
bous.
TEXT RooKs ADOPTED As STANDARDS.
Bu'cf', Fraction, Grammar,
fmmctsBH's Arithmetic
Robinson. Algebra.
NcGufey- Series.
Girc''. topography
Vli.on'- Histories;
Nalu.4H'~ Astronomy
prprr's Philosophy anl Chemistry
Ru'|ets Analogy
lpNam Mental Philosophy
f1npb.i'- Rhetoric
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Selected y oetrp.
rnE WIDOW TO THE bride.

| .ax thee we5ded lady,
AZ the STARS holy side.
a with roses mid ,hy .h ina hn'r,
Thoa ,.poi'.t happy BRIDE
In. sol, light Ger tbs, joyous band,
A tender rad shed,
While priestiy word aud marriage rag
Proclaimed thee duly wed
| saw .hee ved.icl, lfdy,
viii The lose.hghi on thsbro~,
Ard heard Thy low brea'hea whisper
or the holy marriage ,os
And BY the quies fuls.lion
In my bo~om's inmost core,
knew ihy hear, wss ihfoh5ins
AZ ,ne,er .hrobtcd bo!ufs.
eas lice .ed.gl, iRay,
Aal ny thoughts went ros.nr back
To bridal day whch long ago
llamcd LIES sunny track
When Ike tiyseh vowed 70 love,
Through wes. and We, fot life.
And with the golden circle claimed
Tint sweetest HsRe IA nys.
On marvel not. # md The .miles
That gr'.,ed thy nuplisl hou-
Alne cye- were set wi,h biisertears.
Which f'll like summer showers
Il was not envy Of thY co.,
Nor sorrow at Thy bliss:
lwoe.d not that ihy cap If jay
One shining drop should MRS.
Bui Oh twas memory, NtNoRY pose,
Whch thus my -P,rii bowed
sne, again a. once ! aHeli,
And vowed ~ once vowed
Methou.At | stood ~ ,on didrt stand
The loved one by ny sile;
Then looked upon nay d4ikenet robes,
The widowed, mot. tie btide
Yet lady, though ny heart was sad.
Aud sad It OF must be-
Heavens best and hottest benson
"rwoud -lll call down ON thee.
Joy to the bride. Love. brightest w,eaii
For thee may true love 'w.nc.
Anl be thy welded 'ifr rs tirs;,
And Oh less bdrf thnu mine
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A I.ager 1rnafroaY. -- Owing TO the
vaa amount OF public domain ia Minneso
Ia. says an exchange. the land Office agents
have frequently to travel from 300 to 700
miles 10 prosecute their business There
o.. in Minnesota 81 900. 900 acres Of pub
Hrs lands eaough TO make three states of
tie s.,o cf Iona
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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No ieael. hrisht .hc uere q ssli-n,r
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T. J. CtROLAN. Post,
PffV H.fb+m7 es aai iucieif lam .a;ss.
Nas Lon t,aoLAN, ist A.,t,
Aei iaHafsH m Ornamental Brmot+a
Mf.s SaR.u j. io,hu, "a asst
Nina SARAn VI KELSEY,
preC NJ sa,ai and iu,ruaenfai Motf.
From my experience rs Teacher IN some
of the first literary Institutions 10 the Union,
tor.ther with thc nIi Of such q corps Of A..
sistant. as the want, Of the school may de-
mand | natler myself that viii be- prepared
10 conduct the Institute in manner worthy
The patrpnag" Of m enlightened community,
and secondafg to nome in lbr South.
RATES or rnioN FER SESSION.
puMARY cLAss, including tie usual .tad,
lcs, si9 30
Jusioa CLAss, including usual studies, 10 90
MuntE Do. 10 90
Srsluh DO, a" 10 90
Modern language eash, 10 90
Nu-ir piano., Vocal and Instrumental,
wti usr of instrument, 30 90
Each branch oi Ornamental Work, cam.
plecd, 10 90
Incidental Expenses, per session, 90
Pupils VIII be charged from the time Of en-.
'rnncc 10 the end Of the session, except in cases
# protracted sickness
y . The Inconvenience frequently arising
100 collecting bil. from patrons at a distance,
suggests tho eypcdisuey of requiring at tn.
commencement Of each session payment in
ad,aucc with d reduction Of 10 per c.nl., OF a
note due a. tic cni Of thc session
T. J. CAROL An, \. NJ, PrcSideHt
Marshall jas 30 ls3G. IS-U
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Nos III and 10 Canm StreeL
ALI NEW STOCK.
>-sxz.-, The undersigned having opened
Tf2d a lar4 and splendid ASSORTMENT Of
w ~ new Southern Furniture, is pre-.
pared to supply the trade and families on the
most liberal terms, This being The only new
stock in the city, purchases will find it to their
advantage to call and examine the goods and
learn the prices before purchasing eisewh here.
VIII keep constantly ON band
Naije Nofa end Genre Tadles,
Extension Fable. Of mahogany walnut and
oak, and Of all sizes. rosewood and mahogany
Work and Gard Tables. Dressing Tables
walnut and cherry Dining Tables oak. ma.
hogauy aud rosewood 5 'eboafds; Bureaus Of
walnut, rosewood and .nahogany Armoir~,
Nashs,oud-, Bedsiead~, Pafor Chairs, 1ete-a-
Totes, O'tomans, DNan-, easy chairs, rockers.
ciegere-, secretaries and bookcases, oak and
walnut office chairs dlning-room chairs, child.
rens' char and rockers, mahogany aud walnut
lea.poys and light stands.
Ugir. Moss and Spring Mattresses,
Looking Glasses and Mating rosewood and
mahogany parIor Setts together with every ar.
tc.r usually found m a furniture warehouse
D. This i, an entirely new establishment,
and no old stock on hand. Purchasers will
lind il greatly to their interest to give tins store
o call before huyug elsewhere, as the ,roprle-
tor Is confident thar he eau offer them newer
,ty lc- of the most fashionable furniture, more
substantially made, and at greater bargains
than any other house in the clty
CHARLES a STEWART.
April 10, ls56-y
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ToaSApo \ very severe tornado or
"whiflwlud' passed over Augusi'. h,.
on Friday week ircoHmeurrh about i've
miles sou,hwea, OF Augusta, trSyeImg IN -
uor,,es., direction. A,.tfolmg eyer, thing
i, came in contact Will rs Tar a. hoard from.
Ia Augusta the Seem Of destruction .a.
ffirhltul, aud crHssin, the river at that
point, it continued ii, devastating progress.
!, too Up the trees. mined orchards. threw
down stone aud brrk buildings. demolished
hams, overturned bpt,s, carried OF team'.
aud in faet did sll manner Of damage OK
cepi sacrifice luasa tie, which appears q
marvel under ihe eitcHa.s'ances, ~ pefson.
aefe in stveral Of iho houses destroyed
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Elegant Clothing.

AoNTRoSS & SlltWEII, 10 Magazine
~ street, corner Of common street, New
orleans wholesale dealers in CLOTHING,
o. 'helr own mandatory, liz Foulton Street,
New York. also importer. Of French Clothing
al made IN the latest style rnd cni, and best
quality, at reduced prices, Wholesale and Re-
tail.
Ian -. 81 "
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sEMmrH. wH o. NNEY nat
s,ENAES g NIL. i0orp gs and Counsel.
- if7s AZ iIie - Camp street, New Orleans
Judge Semmes was Associate Justice Of the
supreme Court OF FLORIDA mp to hi- removal
to New Orleans
Mr. III has beon a citizen of Texas--cv.
tensiyely and nborou~y engaged in the pras-
tirc Of law, for more than twenty yrars. anal
confidently refers TO the Bench and Bar of the
State.
Jan. ,. 81. No ".
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I GABlCl, (.ucces~or to II y. ilewi,,,)
/ i. No. 30 Camp street, New Orleans, South
era Musical Depot The largest Stock of
American and Foreign music ia the South
Erari snd pie,el, Pianos Sole agent of the
very superior Pianos Of Steiuway and sons.
Nelodeou-, Guitar, Accordeon~, Flutes VIC.
llns, Bras, Instruments, Strings, Sc, sc, And
complete assortment Of Musical mcrcandse,
Books, Nc, d.. A large bindcry on the prem
i-"-, for oisaiug commercial work generally,
but especially Tor binding Music.
Music arranged and musical instruments of
all Kind. repaired Music teacher, recon.
ineudcd and situations procured for Professors
Jan II. 81 Is
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JAMES sfrAK, JESSIE ~ cRgARy
ANPEAkE g. NcfREARi, " baissais GRO
y rsrs, Commission Merchants, and Dsdiers
IA Ueg~rn Produce No. rchouptuulas st.,
New ORLEANS.
Importers of fms Brandies and vines.
Ian, II, ~ ~
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Feather. N1-- aHi ll1'r NI'trt--"s, Cur
HAIR. llnr Cloth Nfu.-A, etc., \rs ~ ri
ROYAL street Nri, Dr'-ln4 ai
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HENRY HERTs, il. Auc.ioneer-Sy HEsTs moss.
AUCTION NOTICE-On TUESDAY and
"A WEDNESDAY. Nov "a and IS. aud
On FRIDAY snd SATURDAY. Nov. II and 81
Al the spacious premises No Sss Broadway.
Directly opposite Thompson's Saloon
MAMMOTH AUCTION SALE
Of JOHN N. GENIN'5 entire stock Of elegant made'up
FURS ROBES &c
Valued az over $4,000.
Ne,srs HERTs MOSS have received instruction 10 close
out above the entire large aud msgncet s
Of made I'D Furs which will BE- removed for convenience
sale from 6enins Bszar nd also from his lower store Inc
.e will comprise hi. entire ssortmen all ms'e up expressly
fr frstca. city trade and under bis
Among the assortment viii Re found real Ssbles oil very
great also Milk Sable Royal Ermne and every otnes
ssds Of Furs too uumerons to mention; also large
The entire stock sill be arranged and the premises thrown
cpen 10 the public inspection MONDAY, Nov % AZ
O'clock when Descriptive Catalogues will be ready The sale
will precisely 10 O'Clock each day aud buyers are
puncua the stock being large en
de TO early We guarantee that every
lot will be pClyey sold the highest biier without any
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0E0 01M -HOBOKEN CRY WATER

RUVstV1s LOAN -sesaed NI y, -
J. mil SATURDAY. the IS day Of Novemoer 1877 q;
10 o'cocka 8. heir Office, No - WssainstonS IN sNd
civ IF Hob for whole part OF the sou"
W.er Loan city Issued pursuant to act OF t1s
legislature the OF New Jersey entitled an act to a
he Water Commissioner OF the CITY OF oooken 20
for and introduce into sid city and TO provide
COR the payment thereof; approved MTeh 20 ls A pro
.t .ts the tin ii. shall be taken for mot 10 be
lee. ten than twenty yesr interest not TO s1
cent pr aud 70 De psysoe on INC "
day. Of January and July In each year.
The .crp w be issued In 500 share: and al the res essts
and hst the said city made liable tor the pacps ana
In e,es, of the same
PROPOSE. sealed veope marked proposals. o io,n -
h. addressed Board Of Wser Co nmsoners, Once No 10
Washinf.on st. Hoboken. N -
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WEsrcorT { ILNpsLEY, Au ,tioneer..

WEsTcoTT & lLNDsLEY Au,toueers,
MOULD call the attention of Furniture buyers
the large and reserved sale Of CANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE to be made by them THIS DAY (Nednes
day. the residence No 49, West 2lss between 7th and
sth avs The entire ParoE. Chamber Dining Room and LII
bsry Furniture Of tho choicest description having s been
made to order Asoa great variety beautiful Painng status
y Chinese Vases rosewood Paror 5ues Itch carved
wood Piano Forte splendid Msr tel aud Pier rror and
comprising S go worth Of everything to be found in
fashionable and costly furnished house Sa will commence
~ precisely Catalogues house For particulars Auc
ton columns of Herald and Evening Post
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Oe:s

Al Der 49, 1857 Trains VIII leave chsneer s.t'9s -
Irssht Train m Albany Passenger fr..n - -
sng Sins s:t5 N and tor =. Seass Rs.ss ~
AN and sing Sing Trains stop {. The vsy sts.'cc. ~
AIKEN ct Chambers Canal Christopher sS INC "a 81 . .
20 xIesnv a ana B. Is m sad end e:ie a
4 r. enTTH, ecpSrss
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By HERTZ Moss-HEyRY HEsIs il Auctioueer
4 SSIGNEES' SALE-On FnIDAY, Nov. 20,
N 1887 at lOl oslock at the Saesrooms NJ 81 Pues Of
READY MADE CLOTHING, cGmprsng over 2o,oOO worth
OF resopsbe Sack Fock Dress Business Raglan and Over
Coat. of every possible desc also Cashmere Doeskia
ard Sstpet Psraoons silk Satin Velvet Cloth, Plush aud
otb.r Vests age lot Of Piece Goods aud Tummng french
and English Cloths Casmeres Doeskus Pe,ershsns m T.
Cloths Nestings Lnpgs Trimmings Serges Apicas snet+
&c To BE- p-remptory sold for cash BY order OF Assnee
Catalogues re,dy early Gu the morning Of gale.
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BY A. NJ MERwIs, Aucroneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO.-Trade- Sale

L Rooms Nc. is Park row
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, Nov Is and
10, at o'clock.
VERY VALUABLE LIBRARY Comprising an extensive
collection of EDsh aud American Books mostly in fine
don embracing rsuy Of the best library editions of choice
standard works in History, Biography. Voyages aud Travels
Poetry the and Sciences Bellies Lettre Theology
and Miscellaneous Literature including variety Of elegantly
illustrated works in fine bindngs also including many and
valuable books in foreign languages &C., &c. Catalogues are
now really.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auction eer Office No: IS Wall 81:
CPEClAL SALE of RAILROAD BONDS on
- THURSDAY, Nov 49, 1857, a: Il. o'clock at tbs Mer
cbastS Exchange. - !,
Michigan Scu.hein ard Northern Indisns RAILROAD
Company per Bonds able 1886 interest payable May
and N9yeu Der (hypotbecatedl 81 GOO each 8,
&4i Go DetIUit Toledo Railroad Company LIST
s,se per Bonds payable in 1870; payable
Fvbruaiy and August, 81 900 each (hypotbecatedl
~ 10 Mchissp Southern AID Northern Irdsns Railroad
Company per cert Bonds payable 1867 secsed BY special
s king fluid at the rate Ct $1,000 per month commencing
July 1885, nter.s: payable January and July StOo) each
(hypothe5st 49,
Psgu.I Stocks and Bonds every wedusdsy ani Sat
1rdsy.
Special Gales on sll other DAYS.
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BANg OF COMMERCE N NEwYORK Oct D. 1881.
THIS Institution. in pursuance of the resolutions
Of its Board slread, published will continue 70 receive
God spc Silver Coin and Bullion deposit fon al It's dealers
and place the 10 their credit respect
In account and will repay the amount oh demand
Specie such deposor hei Checks ds~n payable IL
Coin. - ,
And dspg the suspension Of Specie Payments By the Banks
10 the City Il Ne~Yok until further notice, thi. Bank VIII
receive payment 4 loans and discounted p.per aud on de-
ts the ard Certified Checks of other Banks IN good
.tsnd crcu sng current funds aud will py CdecS ot
deposit0rs Current Acos 10 such rency only
Dealers ard parties depostiDs paper hr collection VII %
this arrangement unes. imneciae and
writt.n notice n. contrary given % hi. Bsak
JOHN A. STEVENS, President.
HysRy VAIL Cashier.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, JOHN WADSWORTH
WILLARD FILLMORE WIN J. BUNKER.
DAVID HOADLEY SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL,
WILLIAM v BRADY SAMUEL Z SPROULLs,
HENRY A. SMYTBE, JOHN NJ STUART,
ROBT II. hCURDY, HAhLlN BLAKE,
JOHN w. L. PRuYE. ALFRED EDWARDS,
WILLIAM BELTS, LUCIUS ROBINSON,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON SAMUEL D. BABCOCK.
WILLIAM MOORE, GEO. S. COE,
John IL SWIFT CHARLES J. SrEOMAS
" F. DODGE CEPHAS H. NORTON
RICHARD PATRICK WIN K STRONG
JOSEPH BLUNT, EZRA WHEELER
NATHAN Ell HAYDEN, WILLIAM II. POPHAh,
JONATHAN MILLER, LUXURIOUS ED3ERTOS,
ABRAHAM BINNINGER W. SMITH BROWN.
JOHN p YELgFRTON GEORGE r CLARK
FREDERICK 8. WINSTON, President.
Isaac ABBATr Secretary, SHEPARD HonNs' AcIuay.
MKTURS Posr. H n. Medical Examiner
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Real &staie toe Gdis.

E'ARM for sALE-Containipg 10 acres OF eS-
client Lsbd Ie scres in Wood beautifully stustet 90 ne
ves; Of CsyUFs Lake miei from Ithaca L lac 70
e..u the fern Ia particularly healthy and sfrts every "a
i.y ssir fishing II hs. l1rs Pe:ca scd Apple VI
cbsd q eAIy sad late v and stDuDds Ia ether u Al
full be.rg 10 hEh state Of cultivation with .eom'ot,ois
FL corsiuiug IL god Tenant use. sac
urnerous Oubmdiags has failing sPnt,oi plrs
Water IL .veiy 6ed POr further put 4,r. inquire Of
J. HENRY, south-w,.t corner IL 42d-st- aud Wth-sT
E'OR SALE-A HOUSE, containing ii rooms.
with 70 acres cfsnd and 'piins OF pur- .h wste'
pie asnty situated 81 base Il Orns MrntAs hin one h'ut
q the city, Apply to L. S. HASKELL, No HCeiH 81 OF
Esgle Rock, N. j..
Tor SALE or TO LET-An elegant hrstclass
four story HOUSE In Sitht, brown stoae 'front.' oaht
and finished throughout In the superior style with evsfJ
Improvement W al b. sold reasonable terns or vi % st
very moderate rent n good ten.nt Apply 81 M LAX
ss1b-st or 70 WYLLYS LYMAN No. 81 Liberyst
Oct RID Of YOUR DEPRECATED BANk
~ STOCK The advertiser will sell comfortable taf-s
story frame Houe with Extension Rooms Two stones ni1n
Bath Ga. Rsnse &c together win two ts
Of GROUND, for 611 and will re eve 10 p'yment
BANK STOCK at PAR The o,rd.n /. h.nd''TeS iad ont
with shrubbeiy Prut Trees Grape Vine. &c The Pop-ty
located IN Franklin near PsIt sv BrooE1n a,oIt 'wenI
nnues' ide from the Fulton Ferry. Th' Is oatesn aho Is
perfectly safe investment Any amount The pur may
desiie can remain mortgage Apply TO j. Sn,th,
Courier Office, No. is Spruce st., second moor
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SIMEON DRAPER, AuctionetE
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. 46 Pine-st.,
ID corner of Wilsm Auction Sales at the Mercaauts TX
chance TUESDAYS FRIDAYS also, Special Sales on
other days when required Stocks and Bond' boushsad sold
Al Private Sale. a,so at the Board Of Brokers
To avid fictitious quotations and facilitate those who desire
10 fde sales. MI Draper will be present at the ae
chants. Exchange at Ia O'Clock each DAY ino rec,.'e iof
ss al public auc ion Certificates Of Stocks Bonds &C.
shall presented for that purpose in addition TO hs
regularly Advertised list - 80 a.,
SPECIAL SALE THIS DAY, at isl O'Clock 1t the Mer
chant., Exchana-. For particulars see Catalogue.
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nn,,, rlcoL.Y Apti pee'-ofce No B,o,d,'
IBERT II. HlCOLAY will bod St ~, ,a..
Y SALE Of STOCKS sod BONDS Tals oAi Va" as.
d. IA. si A. the Herehalt.' Exch4nge ANnss
ci,.. .ec,r.s VII b. Offered Farful Psrcns. 81 IT, -
l. gu. xheh eau he o. aimed a, the Office ny
TbUBspAY Nov Ia Perulsr Acct n sNes o' ~,ci
Bonds every MONDAY sud THURSDAY; ai,' % 80
OF er es,s stock. std Bonds bou.h, sud s,i a.
and al ~. Broi,r. srd on commission lIteres' suo va
AZ uorey. DE- po.ec aud DIVIDENDS ectel .S
VARIETY Ct socks ard Bonds cos.ttn " on hsaa a
'' ALBERT II. NICOLN.
(sS47l Stock An ,;ioneer aud Banser NeS' ioIN.
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BASK DzP,KTMExr. ALBANY Nov IL rsoh
rVNUE WOOSTER SHERNAN's BANK w ater-

VNHE WUUSIth oHbhHAN DhNh -
towul has filed In thi. Office notice OF tn- sp
psiu,m.ut Of the BANK OF NETWORK, In the Ct,y OF
for the redemption Of ts eircustins @
together With revocation Of the appointment OF to"
poIan Bank s1ch agent agreeable to the set ehtc
Gan set TO amend 1t. sversl Acts relating 20 incorporates
Rsrt. Associations aud Individual Bankers passed
In,J II 1881 JAMES NJ COOK Superintendent
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Bul6ing Materials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-Fof VestibuIes, Halls,
~ HefIthS, Dining rooms, Conservstones Ac 0ARNKIkK
DRAIN PIPES. &c. For sas BY
MILLER COATES, No. ~ Pesust MY
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CTFIW between NEW-YORK and GLASGOW

- EDINBURGH. 1850 tuns Wu cnmmins Comm,ods;
NEw-YoRK. 2l5, tuns, Robert Craig COMMANDER;
GLASGOW ! $50 tuns John Duncan Commander
The GLASGOW and New Steamship Company intend
e these new and D werul om New York and 0l
gov dlr,ct follows:
SHw.YoRK. skon SLNeoN.
Edinburgh Ssurcsy, Oct
1,s.sox Wrdpe,day Nov ?5lNew.York ..........Noy 10
New. York .weSres5sy Dec ISL Edinburgh ........Dcc
Edinbush "Wednesday Dec SlGassow.....'''''.'.Ds
RATEs or PASSAGE
Frst-tass.
Third Class. found with cooked provisions
An erperier ced Surgeon attached to each Steamer.
JAMES RAEBURN. Asert
No II Broadway