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Spirit of the age., 1858-07-21

We were shown, on Change yesterday. a
sample ofnew white wheat, from North Car
olina, the first received from that State this
season, consigned to Messrs. Stoddard &
Clark, of this city 1t was grown in the Wes-
tern part of the State and we learn that the
entire crop there, about which there was at
one timeso much complaint on account of rust.
&C., is now very promising, and that harvest
operations have fully commenced.
Y. Y Jour Hom .L
Spirit of the age., 1858-07-21

MAP OF NoRTH-CARoLISA.-The copyright
of Cookies Map of North Carolina is now in
the possession of Mr.. E. L. Harding of this
City, by whom aeoo edition of the map has
just been issued, corrected and improred.
This is now unquestionably the best map Of
the State extant, and every business man
should have one. See advertisement
Spirit of the age., 1858-07-21
SPIRIT TTIE AeE.0evo

Dor. Here he determined, wit the assistance
of Fanny, to make last attempt to win the
love of Flora. For this reason he changed
his name to Ralph Graham. Five years OF
suffering had made his disguise complete.
Reader, You know how well he succeeded.
few days, and the naptials of Eugene and
Flora were celebrated anew. The happy
young bride Willingly forgaxe the little ruse
her friend Fanny Rgnders played off upor
her with her bogus cousin.
Spirit of the age., 1858-07-21

~ A new weekly paper is about to be
started in Newbern, N. c., entitled the New
bern Gazette" 1t will be neutral in politics,
but at the same time the Editor claims the
prerogative of giving its readers items of po-
litical information. Terms 50, 90 in advance.
Spirit of the age., 1858-07-21
UlT RUsaIIe.

Hookerton, July 8th, 1853.
Spirit of the age., 1858-07-21
EaAiss' 9rpartmtnt'

1t was a calm etnEy eyen'0g ln autumn,
AVID the slanting rays of the setting sun
creeping through the vine covered lattice
OF tic window, fell upon the marble face
of a suffering invalid. Mr.. Beaumont was
Spirit of the age., 1858-07-21

and uneasy, as if it was conscious Of the ap-
preaching struggle. Old tars who had
laughed at danger in its widest shapes and
trod the reeling deck amid all the teirors
Of the Ocean King, now looked pale with
fright when they saw far across the waste
Of waters long army of clouds advancing,
SO low, that they almost seemed to toxch
Spirit of the age., 1858-07-21

| loved him, and he has lett me forever J!
| Next day she was calm, but in her pale and
emaciated countenance could be read marks
of the deepest grief.
Another twilight came, reddening the wes-
tern horizon with its ruddy glow. Again she
sat in the same seat where Ralph and she had
parted on the evening before. She was pen
sively gazing out upon the mirror-like sur
face of the Sound, rejecting from its bosom
each ray of golden light, and musing upon the
sad memory of the past, when scarcely OBJ
served, Ralph Graham had seated himself by
her side. A golden locket hung upon his
breast On it she saw her name engraved
with the initials of Eugene beneath. She
looked into his face moment and then rush
ed into his arms.
"Eugene!" "Flora!" burst from their
lips simultaneously. Ralph Graham was no
other than the long lost Eugene.
For long time he held her in his embrace
and pressed her snowy bosom, swelling with
rapturous pleasure, to his own. Then he
told her how after parting from her on the
stormy ocean he had chung to fragment of
the wreck, and after being tossed two days
upon the troubled waters was rescued by a
pirate schooner. Here he remained COM
PEELED to do the severest labor, until the pi-
rate was captured by British cruiser. Then
ne was carried to England, and after having
lam long time in prison was tried for pira-
cy. After numerous delays and disappoint-
ments ne was finally acquitted, and with shat
tered health turned loose to find his way to
his l.atiEe country, as best he could.
Weary and worn out with suffering he at
last reached Roanoke; and not knowing
, whether she bad perished or not, sought the
,, ,, house of Mr.. Rynders. Here he was receiy-
ed as enc from the dead and traatod With oil
the noble hospitality of his southern neigh
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. A SOUTH CARoLINfAN nv
~ birth, educated ~ o the first colleges w inc Mon
and already occupying prominent position = despus OF
responding with lady with view early marriage The
lady must be Of arespccabe family well educated AMI m1
more Than years old. ~ unmarried ~ VI willow The
advertiser worth from eight ~ ten honSant ani inc lazy
must have IN her right equal 70 the hrst na"t
amount simply preclude the possibility 81 either party mar
rying for money The best possible references ~ y the Al
yerisers character means positions &c given nd bis easc rs
for this method Of obtaining wife most fully and cey
explained 70 approved correspondent The aiycrscr
pledges his word and honor Sohrn gentleman % ~ "
IN earnest and that al communications ohm vii be seriously
considered inviolaely preserved and carefully answered
Address with real name, fletas, Georgetown y, unul
October rs.
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fyHANGE or HOuR-STEAMER BROADWAY WILL
~ per OF every afternoon Sundays
excepted al O'Clock for Yonkers Hastings Dobbs Ferry,
Sing Sing and Hayersraw Returning viii leave
Haversraw at $50, yonkers $50 o'clock
I,oR FAST NECK HUNTINGTON NORTHpORT,
II stony Brook and Port Jcferson-The steamboat JOHN
FARtN win leave Roosevelt pier the above places
Thursday September 80 and saturday October II 10
o'clock A. NJ Returning VIII leave Port Jefferson Friday,
October |, and Monday, October 4 as o'clock A. NJ
MORNING BOAT At EIGHT o,CLoCR.-sTE AMER
wi CLIFTON every day from foot of JAY street Sunday in
cudcd landing Yonkers Tasngs Dobbe Ferry Irvngon
Tarrytown, sing sing and Haverstraw Touching at Amos
street each way.
nNIy SUNDAY BOAT TO GLEN COVE, NEW RIO.
\ chee city Island White Stone and Stratonport-The
fast eina steamer Jas A. STEVENS leaves Spring street
al ~ Rruoine street ut S Tenth street NJ s
Twenty sixth street So and Thirty third street n o'clock
Returning will Glen Cove O'Clock. making all the
landnesin return. Fare rs cents each way. To suaonpor
and return 70 cents
Only SUNDAY BOAT TO Observation-Disclosures
At Yonkers 10 cents Hastings and Dchhs Ferry lQ cents
Picrmort cents; Tarryown 10 cents Sing sing 10 cents
Rockland Lake Haversfew cents, Grassy Point
Is cents verpsncks Point, ~ cents 81 cents The
steamer SATELLITE Capt Hammond will Leave Jay street
every sunday morning o'clock touching At Amos street
Returning leave reek all oco and make all The above
landings.
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RAILROADS.


VOmmfnclnR N0nffy sept :.
Trains leave white and Centre streets New
York Sis r. M White Plains train stopping ~ al ssons
Trains leave Of rwy ssh street AMI Fourth
avenue, New York; $40 A. " Nilamshrdge stopping
all stations $50 A. NJ, mail train stopping Al Wilaulsbriige
and all stations north; m A. " Wllamshr1ge Stopping AZ Al
stations u 80 A. " White Plains train, stoppng ~ AZ Ains
7g Y. NJ WuiamshridTe, stopping NJ Al sistnna y W
Dover Plains stopping all stations r. NJ White Plains
stopping at all stations above Wiamsbrdge $40 Y ~ WI
liasbidge stopping al all stations; 80 T. NJ WAsmsurdge
stopping Al all stations. - .
Returnng-Ieave Chatham Four Corners 1850 r ", mad
train stopping william White Plains and All st21ns
north. WIN =. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
y CALIFORNIA AND FRASER RIVER.

Via Panama Railroad.
The steamship MOSES TAYLOR, Jno. Mctiowan command
err will sail Tuesday, October 1ocock Z. NJ from
r,er fo, ri Warren street North river connecting
with the Steamship sonora, Capt Y. l.. Whiting
passage apply oENv ~ L. W. hAfMuSU, ~ NJ west
street ccsuer OF Warren street
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MEDICAL.
DRw rARwoNT 81 MERCER sTREyT, CoRvER %
i grrfnr Opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel New YORK Omcs
hours from 10 A. N. i'm p. NJ, except sandays
nR WARD. OFFICE 4ss BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST
corner OF BrOome street O0ee hours from A. NJ IN
NJ r. NJ daily; on Sundays from A. NJ til lam
nR WATSON 4so RROoNE STREET SECOND
~ block west OF Broadway. Ohce kours from in The
morning IN 3 In the evening
nR RAIpHs OFFICES, 50 BLRECKER STREET
~ corner Wesley place, two blocks esst Of broadway
VNR coopER's OFFICE, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
- Chatham and William once bours from eight 10 u
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TIE ADVERTISER, YOUNG GENTLEMAN, AGED
~ oi noerr education, good address and possessing
compeencyH DESTROYS of making the acquaintance OF lady
over - h view 20 matrInony Money no, ~ much sn
ohe.ta objectionable qualities pleasing appearance, &C
tits hopef that no one will reply This % curiosity the
adverts strictly honorable Letters al
TALLY
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CJ,rHrNG, &C.

AvoTrCE TO MEN OF rAsrE.-JUsT RECElvE.n -. ~ '
N IN ,NEopTS Broadway, n Duane street. -
choice and fashionable assortment q ready maze s,oe
vs parts rseians and sack lastly cut ana
,rrnes WITH me costly materials being me acca M
No merchant tailor IN Broadway Tbese gooas ~ wv
onercd al NE cos, q making
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A WELL INFORMED RESPECTABLE YOUSa Mocha.
"a mic wishes % correspond with prepossessrt Intelligent
ard industrious Irish American Catholic young lady with
view TO mairimony Strict confidence observed Address John
Goodrich New York Post Office
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"A NITURE,
Pier glass piano, carpeing &c,

'Ni sass PAM 'aPou'B,
GOULDSNITfi arc;oneer win sen without any re serve
The entire sienti and chy rosewood and mahogany
parior dining room ami chamber furniture but ite used
wesrEleyenh near ,he Sixth avenue This day saturday
ON sy asn rain Or n near the s %hoe has
been made to order and s9RPes IN part as follows
Rich tapestry Bru..sl. carpets splendid rosewood library
BE top seeeres with mirror doors and hacks a.ei vases
reception and yolre char carved rosewood marble TOP
mirrors. with marble consoles. e .aas1fso very risSy
and green six velvet pianoorie full seven octave also
namehH Va s'caa CHAMBERS
Are furnished with ingram and velvet carpets spring seat
marble top dressing with washstands match made
OF and seny pure eursd h,r mat
rosewood Eissbrs.n aud Gothic Sedseads together With
''A'r chamber b fSisisGs ROOM FURNITURE
Ccns.ins q the usual variety g PLATE dishes TEA sets cut
dining Ssss .S eI'snisa dining table cane scat and
iosaes on morning Of sale which l. peremp,ory depas.
VII ss required from al Goods e be rsmoTsd
ponsmeni Persous In want viii do well 70 attend.
AUCTION SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
n furniure-wILLIAM BOYD, auc,onecr. viii sell with
mshogany paor dining and chamber furniture but
denee No s West twenty fourth street near Eighth
shs day October At 10Y O'Clock Car. pass near the hoass
has been made TO order and eomErsss In part as follows
Rich tspesr prussel. carpets splendid rosewood library
bookcase shades lace curtains valuable oil paintings marble
ccpon and voare chairs carved rosewood marble top cen
side and sofa tables plate glass pier and antel mir
with marble consoles suite two richly carved
solid rosewood paror suits covered with satin brocade and
green k velvet panOorie FUN ocve also ornaments
In great variety
Are furnshed with ingram and velvet carpets spring seat
chairs and rockers chairs toilet sets clocks mirrors
marble top dressing bureaus with Wristbands To match made
Of solid wood and mahogany twenty curd hair IN
tresses, also spring mstresses holsters and pillows so
ro~s~cod Elsbetnsn aud Gothic be-eads together with
other chamber furniture. -
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
Consisting Of the usual variety OF plate dishes tea SETS cut
glass plated ware table cutlery walnut tea and
Sinns tables solid dining table and
other chairs bed &C. For full description Gaia
orues morning OF sale which s perrmptory. deposit
will required from all purchasers Goods 70 he removed
smmeilately will he 81 No poet.
ponemenl Persons ~ want will 10 well % attend
EDWARD sCrENCH, MISUNDERSTANDING Np
w JrweryBy Y. v. H. sCHENCk. this day, 81 inst, At
their sales No ~ street pereinp
nry elegant watches Jcwelry consisting "
gold double tim. keepers patent and
detached lever watches by the best English aud French makers
superb 81 bracelets pins and earrings sets of pins and
earrings brooches bracelets 81 studs and sleeve buttons
earrings other rings studs and buttons set
with mosaic enamel and carhunrle u new and elr
giant designs Also gold YES, and guard chains chaiclanes
dc. &c
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MATRIMONIAL AGENr EMILE vrrLETrE WILL
VI re,nrn 70 any PER- on, from specimen - mr. nsna
future prospects and " neation Of character Arss hme
office.
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DAwNBRoKER's sALE.-w. ~ LEWIS, to5 BOwERy,
simpsons pawn ONCE win sell on Monday. 9Th inst,
large ~ sak and other dresses broche and woolen
phawla velvet and cloth cosks, msnlss boots shoes
fRIDENBERG.
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rI,Hos. vFITCH, AuCTToNEER.-oFrrCE NO 10
eprucp Assignees sale II fine groceres Wines &C
10 be aoid ri auction Monday October At 10 NJ At the
corner ~ Twenty and Ninth avenue consisting Of
,,,res segsrs and general assortment ~ family
ries Wh a. fANobrhNb, Assignee
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M will sell this day, NJ ~ O'Clock ut saesro0m No Pine
street large stock of wagons, buggies, rockaways -,
among which viii be found seated with and with
ou tops light wagons top buggies shifting top buggies rock
aways four and x persons wagons and variety 81
second hand vehicles being 10 close out the
they will he sold without Also large assert
Yneut ~ single and double harness
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IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
And continuation cushions,
Protected By letters patent dated
February ~. 1885
October ~ 1854
December Il lsh1
January ~ 1853 nwo ~ ths isie)
The recent improvements made IN these tables make them
surpassed the world They offered the scientific
player combining speed with truth before OBJ
any billiard table, saesrooms Iss and s5 broadway,
NJ " Manufactogy % Ann street
M ANN sTREEr.-L DECKERs LATE IMPROVED
~ pure elesc combination cushions adapted 70 wood slate
or marble beds Warranted satisfaction. Also
style u billiard tables throughout Also trimmings Prices
low. l.. DECkEk
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rro. NIcHoIs. ArCrIoSEER-oFyIoE d. coRT

VI iand thia day Saturday Oct At 0k o'clock
private residence of John Clement Esq Twenty
-sccnnd Ninth eco NICHOLS will sell
a 81 rich and costly rosewood and mahogany
contained In the above residence comprising almost
every article usually found first class restencesParlr
suits plush and brocse rosewood eteEera library book
sofas couches Brussels carpets mirrors silver ware
cutlery dining and chamber furniture, &C.
~ al descriptions sale positive Without reserve - the
Iighea bidder. GEO. NICHOLS. Auciioneer.
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AR .. n ROBERTS TRAGEDrAS, HAVING CoScr.UDA
4u - aprolgnEed engagement a. Bur0ns theatre. Nsw
Noft Al rorier- the.tre, Ffi-burs Penn Oct Tor
twelve nights Address Capt Nay agent hoase, fit~bg
MRS CLARA VI BRfSKERIIoFF ANNOUNCES TO
lvl h.r pupils snd the publs that se wh ne her esso
lass Terms 81 for 70 lessons stnsts
lessons ~ each Residence 5 Prime. " Mso
dougAl
NATIONAL CIRCUS, PHILADELPHIA. WILL, ornN
IN early In ernber Equestnns ar fraruus
OF an engagement will address above. L. u. LENT.
THE DRAMATIC ART-Pr PITS CAN RECrrvE PRr-
tuition In elocunn and and be render
20 thoroughly competent for the stage Address Manages
D., Herald Office.
(tONfC SINGER wANTEn-AIsO A GOOD DAM
- seuse. Apply at 81 Chatham street National ConccrA
Hall
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L,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANs-T0 SAN, Posi-.
IN lively Tuesday October IL 1853 at u O'Clock The Uni
ted States mail steamer CAHAwBA James ID Buloch com
rnander will commence freight Friday October
NJ pier foo, u Robinson street NJ r. Freight thirty cents
uer cubic No bills Of dng signed the hour Of sail
ing For freight ~ passage apply % The agents,
LIVINGSTON, tROCffER0N co, No Park pace
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PAssESgERs PER suI ,r. GOLDEN n HORN FOR AUS
"""' " W y" r. W CAMERON.
Two SHIPPERS FROM vrRgTNIA-THE sEABoARD
i Towing and Transportation Company prepared 70
contract loading ~ ships Norfolk with produce from
Richmond Petersburg the same terms ~ freight AZ ave
paid those places 10 CITY Point Harrsons Bar
thereby saving the ship the attending hts ship
going M river Tho ef freight tohscco -four
&c from Richmond Petersburg 70 the ship a Norfolk are
the charged 70 Harrsons Bsr Merchants and
shin making charter parties reminded Of this
arrangement To the 81 produce the of delivering
ship viii he the same while 70 the ship there
will be the saving Of steam towing pioage and time In going
IN down For further particulars apply ~
gARRIsON A MOIGtF Agents or MkRsifATI. PARks
President Norfolk va; orto CARR1NGToN CO. ~ Broad
way, New York.
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UCy EsC0TT ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY HAVING
- arrived will make their appearance. a
States Burtons theatre neaL Englku
version Of Verdis opera Of
with scenery, dresses, &r
LUCY EStOTf, Prma Donna, late ~ the Italian and LaD
don houses aud II the I'm gish opera Drury
Miss EMMA HAYWOOD contrato from Drury Lane
Miss HARRIET PAYNE, from Coyra Harden theatre.
Mr. HENRY sQUIRES Tenor, from the German Itasas
and English OPENS.
Mr. BROoKHousE BOWLER Tenor nom Drury Lane.
Mr. AyNsLEY COOK Basso from London opers house. 81
Mr. CHARLES DURAND the celebrated English baritone.
Mr.. EDWARD Musical Drcc1W
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1,pwARp SCUFNCK AuCTTONErR "A BSOf.uTE
~ sale Of elegant household furniturr-By " y. III.
<ENCk Monday ith inst At II O'Clock, 1T their sales
roou No comprising ecgan, rosewood
Tor suits oak dining Dr. rosewood, mahogany and
enamelled chamber and mahogany sofas chairs
sets tees bureaus bedseads &c; centre, side and spf
bes stands etegwrs and large variety OF other Gle
sap furniture usually found class also
hair china clocks, silver plated ware, &C.
sale peremrsory for cash.
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L,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS, OCT. 2, lsss-
The louisiana Tehuantepec Companys steamship ~ a.
KFR CITY This well known and fast steamship r. W Shu
fedt commander viii sah for above ports At 1ocock noon
Of above date from pier No ~ North river fassage hrs'
No freight taken 10 Havana except specie Apply TO HAk
GOJS BROTHERS. No SO South street. VIII receive freight
4.
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BILLIARDS

A TrENrroN-wE WOULD AGAIN GIVE NOTICE
~ the only billiard tables and cushions manufactures
under Phelans patents those made and sold ~ oCOn
NOR gOIIENDER OF No. 80 Ann street In this city, 70
whom all ORDERS should be addressed few good sesond
hand tables with marble beds, for sule cheap.
4 PERFECT BILLIARD CusIION.-wTNANTs Ex
~ eulor sprlng billiard cushion patented August lsa The
most lively cushion Billiard tables made To
order aud cushions applied % old tables al short notice Manu-
factory n Gold street View York
DIrIrARps-As SPLENDID STOCK FOR SALE WITH
ID improved cushions cheap for cash DO not
he price ~ the patent humbug cushions The patent
cushions taken Oh at short notice.
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I,tEGANT CARRIAGE HORSES At ArCrrON.-rffOs.
~ MILLER, Auctinnccr viii sell auction Tuesday,
cober 1879 in from, of ss oce II Pine street ~ " ocock
n span gray carriage horses 10 hands high
youne hong tails well matched Kind and gentle In al har
ness 5 warranted sound Also set Of elegant
double and excellent carriage caleohe best city
make made 10 order and but little used.
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WOODS MINSTREL. BUTLDINGa
w $1,000. Gi and 56s Broadway, Prince stresA
WOODS MINSTREIS
. PERFORM EVERY EVENING
New songs Dances comic laugheDe sayin0a ~
Eph Horn, J. ii. Budworti, g. White and r. Warden.
Concluding with 5. Bleeker's celebrated piece Of
THE OLD CLOCK
Tickets 70 cents Doors open at 6A curtain rises at ~.
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EyOR SAN FRANCISCO AND FRASER RIVER DIRECT.
Il The California, New York and European Steamship
Company have purchased the steamships
HERMANN AND WASHINGTON,
formerly Of the Southampton and Bremen line These ships
constructed under inspection Of the best
material Give frame) and all respects well known
the most safe and commodous steamships Of the 6
New York. The company's steamship
WASHINGTON
Will positively sail on the 18th of October,
From pier 81 North river, foot of Beach New York
FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND FRASER RIVER,
Touching Rio Janeiro Valparaiso and San del Sur
Only limited number of passengers and of freight
will be TAKEN for which early application must be made The
accommodations of this steamer unsurpassed.
For freight passage apply the Office of the company
Greenwich street. New York. HENRY RANDALL. Agent
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IonN !. vAxnEwArER. AucrIoNEER-wIIL SELL

VWTTN u. NANTFW
81 this day n salesroon, No 300 Breadway az Vf CLOCK
household and cabinet furniture consist
Ing N mahogany atecs IN haircoh fancy
and ensmcled leather lounges marble top washstands ma
hogany besteas chairs % all descriptions bui
fcs centre tables extension tables In oak, walnut &C
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MUSICAL CARD -sIGNORINA sPINoI.A REsPRCr-
l fully informs her friends and the public that abs haO
openeda MUSICAL. ACADEMY,
Az 80 Court street. ~ President Brooklyn.
Having studied under the Italian pupils
receive thorough and practicable knowledge Italian aaA
English vocal music and the panofors The highest refer
given. Az bone from III 10
N B-she also teaches In New York addressed
boz sGs Post Office VIII receive prompt attention
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A M MERwIN, AUCTIoNEER.
IA. BY BANGS, MERWIN 4 CO.-Trade sale rooms No.
Is Park
"wednesday morning, Oct. g. at III O'Clock
Fine oil paintings, consisting of collection choice
productions Of English, French Italian and American artists
mostly In rich gilt frames; also variety Of expensive English
steel engrayngs Just received from London The pictures
are now ON view at the saerooms where catalogues may
obtained.
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A COMMERCIAL INE-FOR MELBOURNE
IA direct Sailing promptly on advertised days The supe.
ror I, clipper ship NORRIS $500 tons burthen
Foinsby, commander, will have Immediate despatch for the
above This superb vessel takes her berth with
fourhs actually engaged and going board
abe thoroughly venlistea delivers her IN ane order
confidently expected that she will make the inside OF 20
days The accommodations FOR frat and second cabin
gers for and comfort
give her the preference vessel loading Aus
ralh Shippers and emirans invited 10 examine her
fore engaging elsewhere. For freight apply
board pier No 5, North river, 70 PiCkARD AGO, l3
Broadway Cash advances made approved consgnmens
Consisnees Australia Messrs George A. Lloyd Co, gov
agents for New South Wales
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MOZART HALL ACADEMY,
1M G5 Broadway opposite Bond street
Tho above rooms have been taken by Prof WRIGHT V
be used dancing and Waiting academy commencing
Monday evening October 1883. Dancing
o'clock.