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, 1859-03-18

Auction sa1es. Sb- Strictly Cvu,snissUn A"u,e.
auRAr" "tt1. lmh*lyl sAxrk1 swAsEr.
WIN. \. BUFFERS Il CO.,
W ArCTluSEERS AND APPRAISERS.
ID 'aDE-tRAoHy $TREEZ,
(Ntar the r">t nfste.> sh1eac,. Illinois.
~ Caal advances alt kinds If MesrhalslI,r.
w. A. nrzrEx4. f1.1y.slsl D. nrnzS.
}]artirular Iaotires.
LXCH.\NGE ON NEW YORK,
T1;3a,rs III M's7oS. PHILADELPHIA ST. Lorls' AMI
wl!lauy pat> certificate. "' pepo, E4ssn, st''v.
,-..... LIZ. ALEXANDER k':o.; Bankers.
nl,l3 III u Nj. ~ cEuk .se~t.
THE PRoPK1Er0Rs OF THE
i. FREMONT BILLIARD H'oMs having ha. their
hi Tyw "5nk y"T7 9s;ns n.nE Hsw na a @ al
e. s!ss ss; ' x ' 'sS'' ''* public si: as st:'*
NIONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
VI ESTATE SErrRlT1Ea In minis If u .oep aud up
1 ,; 'xssS xnsiy /, sa IL '4'S sksfKS S I'm ans pre-
NOTICE.-4ill Agents for the Sale
1N II the st'ek "f the rvn!eat l'niltnx s*ssat"n
AZ AP i !: M ! "'s' il;%i t. En- ~'s s@ 4 ] bsESr 4: ~
WANTED :. EXCHANGE
900 ACRES PINE LAND
In Mlchis. fur tlrasu tny Cuok '",,ty Properly.
ruhs .w' Inquire at - Clark rtrrtt.
TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF
<. tS M its t. It,; 4 IT, % J. IT, s, h s e:sl,s. ty sas g. % 10
$ILfI, lfs A4H
u M1cl. ls" At "ick, fur the election u ofrvss s
'"s mAis fi:"St si~e.:s TT LIT. HALL s<ervsa<y
/ MEETING OF THE SHARE
7"ai.ny. Vii T.. hi. Il ac "ss II sniww H. t;fes,
A- s Wall :'rev J.au:cY t.ust ~ te city # New furk
's ~ ~ ST.: 5 : I sS1s: Saes"y Ss
~li y si = tie i o'hts III ar"t T,*slay 4 Jnne
pla<r c]xt'n "f. President and eight Directors of
nhi: u 's 'ss ; SL sff.?sf slLEns President
TO SOAP MAKERS.-.A Rare
n5sst s.S* ss T. f: tx ss1s: y y it, it,
4 t ss e @ ei II IT. *t 1's 's p s: y sf ss: s'.tss. s
l!,nv,t u lie kl III r rarc F"r further particulars
apply " 'As '"''s''~f 0' 'f p'*' + M% h 'tfI IEwr<
Faittr:a l"xa M.s,h I. Ky ,nhslw
NOTlCE.-rhr Annual Meeting Ut
~ tic st*s1"tt II t t:e.' tlsen'+ns Insurance.
"mray m ,h T x M & vs :, te 1 r + G @ ~ s'y M s,a o.. Err
' nA: s. iUt -; W. ''' <'" ''Gt e. n. HOLDEN scey
CLOSING OrT BCSINE:SS-E.
nsTSg.Ss IT, e. K; 5y saa, "t!s ests; NJ. .s H.! H.;
as a Krxty ee @ S' ~ al Ya,i a o1e @ ,a II M
aullnr hsfbre [HNha-in; elsewhere. nlll In cHI
L.TEKLlNG GEXCH4\NGE-Dratts
~ out the rn!m' ls.nk q l.,nAcn of fi and upwans
ay1s III !" s ny pat 'f Tie " fcs''s +: X
(~,1lECkS ON TILE ILLINOIS
RI , y; INITIAL T! FIRE lTiSHAHfXE iFHaXS e 2SEnF5k sei*
MONEY TO LOAN
VI It Ten pcr Cent per Ann'u,,
FOR FIVE AIRS.
First ela, c,sy Real Eststr aud Commercial Notes wanted
RUNNING; FRON ONE To TWELVE MONTHS.
jancn n.r: DOWNING. 81 clart.,t.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND
~ DOLLARS TO IUAN--rhe undersigned. agent
C4pi,al.. \ prd to make IL. k.sp: Z ." sns
time = IN PER cent T.. Shs.Go property t. II
A1'A's '''D' j. l.. LEE, 81 u a'x"ah ! @. Isnk.
ITO EsALE MEl>-
i :n.s1.A ztts,an With la;;ss az ~! lie e8tsn.!ta
des!s e *us1 Int =, ;nss:e1t @ IT. xa who!F,ts
IN ii it, 1ssaehes aud !natr with II thu towns In The
ws,s and N?uhws.t aud p.sz s'la!s .k tss,t,es nr
s':ts 81 ,eax as*. "ti' "efs VIC fvi M ' p'se' <S'
nh!s:x:sts5 ata:s = 5N@HM~--.M~~~~-~. ,, M ~ -. 0
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXCHANGE
ON NEW YORK.
D,an. Acceptances and Notes paid In New Tork tho
rf6tfe 9fpcStfkA
, 1859-03-18

- See advertisement Of Doudoir Sewing
Machines, l5o Lake street. la4-b9U6
, 1859-03-18

Whnt some Of our Hest Music Teach
cr* think oft:
:Tas q st5ax ,i;! sa!!'rn n RicNAKl~oSS MnIEEN
s isyn is't il Ills ctry ~ III ssod ..sslcI. Thr s1y
faultt fIalt il my b. e2's .l.t tls s=ta! sok iHai
svfsan r E iae ii T IL IT, 'trs trn arss 1rnriti
S @ asen &c , "f s *s:;s a1,ss:a ;i t. s TRIM
.l .ake iten Ill l~ci~ndtui s:e "c 'c 'her. Th, j.
a,s s1 I sx. i M and Ss1':f'I s . IL = .; ~; S5 XIX Eas <
i aIsu i undrr :rsrA tt:ctr. Etvai avam Is Eivtm
Wilt ts oh:r-a m''t desirable acquisition The
will this look, md adcs e7nful teacher
nt ,; M r II. s1ff sf it, SanSs @ III T., sss whS ssz a5
Through '' '''F '" 's WHO > $ ~. t*f IT. s @s:s1z :sI'
clleaso, MaIea lc, lS.9.
W. ae full ''aHE saHs*, II so.l lit, IT, Abridged aid Il"
RICHARDSON'S 1I0DEIsS SCHOOL,
tsEshcr with all .sheF instruction lsus. ~::, furnish
!" Tss.s s,., Ssn''*s Ind III K5r K1 ! ' ,Y e discount
+ 4 i. @ ssn1. mhls my; j; c4s3 i ~ clscaso
TOR S:A1.E.-No. Large Wa
as sn - @ 4a i"t = is K:r s ier S.sf Fscls's s1
viii IL taken In c4ehanxe. Itcr. sla'l~r foot.
n" $-';,: h";i: a: ae4 r; . N sSfss fx IT. " f'
No. 1e-nrck iuu-e- twv :"es- W.:t Washington street.
ten r,an+ Eas ami water. I'!cs 3yolI
No. si-Iandsone i}ck House n,!L.na avenue a1nl
RIdGey Flae.. Lat ttNxLl fs~t. Heusc =, fset
f.t sturir., basement nste aid extension Il
fat twetu,7' >1tsc, and Ice irT'.c. Ptirr, s1pNV
Terms easy.
No. atS If LII i E'ck ~ Original Town. 1. fe.t f,.at
On Cl!nt9n s'rets. ne;t Washington, ;E, .y 10 feet
xeLss Ls;fs it, 81 s h:s tSf Il :s - Cam,
az i 5s III. i; S. s, t. = i Grove
No. s-A sssy a,'ant* IESrr'3S &. EMI Stp and sutA
with lumher yards: Railroads lt4lsnK sut Il Tie
eity. VIII le sold In wia:c or s,,sL4tyil-1 in
ta.Er lots. With graf GREAT VARIETY
Of valuable City aiai Country ptopetty Vt far
prices REFS, nENMAS j. CO.
nh15Ayct9S m, i3 i.a@l!ie STREET.
, 1859-03-18

DlscaARGEp.-Danicl Martin, who was arrested
few dnys since for ha1iug bogus coin and
chemicals and dies for manufacturing the same,
was examined yesterday before Commissioner
Hoyne, and discharged, the eridence not being
sufficiently nertiucnt 10 hold linn,
, 1859-03-18
G24d1ltRp.

:" ANTED-Truuk Makers. .Ap-
81! ply Immediately to r. i G. s. WRIGHT. 81 and
al3 Clark street. nhl7 c1ss Il
ANTED-.A Situation .bv a
book krxper thoruuehly competent to take ehasxe
e any set q Boaks. Best of references given. Adr-~ T.
, 1859-03-18

ITO IeENT--+A House, No. 3Ul
l. Ohio *rrs The 1,:*i nrs:. h"ilt IT ursek. anl
s;...t. e ss.x.nt's two sns:es at ;s -: nnsh,!in
s II? - 2f fsS IT, 'k12s. &aaFe.
e. ke t!~: = snHi hHrk Harn in n=r. r.R~s-stn
Co.: y =: SS ':s t9 9 rs SSa S! ID f.:
s.'n >trrt- t"Al:iw'
ITO KENT-Lumbcr Yard to Let.
H. sgts Tt s fa al ss Tx y r. ls
s; nsh 9 :; + !: y r f 81 .s Or mS, ysia Thss !:
.!asf sas ''s whn s s II M n a % ] # 4f c
sz Fl a@as S:t Il sat % s i TIT" >'ss ss.
.Pls-ite i,"ts Street III Il: Surt!1 jefferson rer
mhl:trs:w AETEMAs CARTER.
ITO KENT-.A Fine Lot on Wash
1 sS fsft asi%sf;' II at1st .s a. si:nf rf
alley The pastl With bl.k stuc a,ni thr III will
5oX ff;*'i %r .. ass s 5: ab ns sx f.
opposite the cou7s ll"u+. mhll-e4.:,lu.
ITO RENY-Onc OF the most tie-
Il sab1e dwelling. the North stEe. of .1k
III. h,ss i tss.k. wal uine and Large erouds- The
:neh a. xasa,ss et.ps;, and ssosss. .iIx- ist ssi
Post Unsr. mLi1-e4.5-iw
ITO RENT.-North Branch Canal.
l. II. "e.F far tens the D'eks ear4 side # the
taA7: revrty :. hy aud wA.. sAte'- fn
II ns St,h n s a< r. II M Ts 1 o t1 VII: s l.
az. + !, , s @ : I r nd y % sS"It s rft s .as
s1 ft'a ~ +ofe.. This property wi: ta ''s. very
''n n,aritsts: @ In. OGDEN, FLEETWOOD i TO.
ITO RENT Brick Warehouse and
Il Dwelling Houses fue Eensfhc .,i,srGeE 81 VII 1tnt.
f. t o";s tn n Y%71S R;ss7 sa f* Y1h " IT, 1T :'tf M
he.uw Rsh $iss Ksd.e. ifiesr4 for Forxanlin. anh
, 1859-03-18

MONEY TO LOAN on REAL
W. ESTATE SErLRlTtEa. In IT u otN and up-
wastr ssnnin: tu t4Ev. Years. tnc tsahs pre-
fcr:r Apply - E. ARMSTRONG,
u.Lti Ill! IN L GLlIk etrret.
, 1859-03-18

- We learn that young Busch left this city
yesterday morning, hut for what destination, ne
could not positively learn. but probably for
Germany. The verdict in his case wus the
general topic of conversation during the day,
we believe with no diversity of opinion as rc-
unrf}s thn character 1f that 1erilirt
, 1859-03-18

ITO MILLERS, MECHANICS, &c.
J. TO RENT. far term Of ve71s- that large tu.llng
next t,f4 0f the Elevator Of Gia. Gtan i TO- with the
dne Lot which ii seaadsbenk 20 feet norc eE is %
iache to the building Is steam engine MON, With
xne This Is npe toeat!nn for FIGURING MILL Or fur lie
s L. WILLIAMS.
d.sa l11sAn 4: Sut5A K11ef It.
, 1859-03-18

NOTICE.-4lll Agents for the Sale
If the Sts,ck If the Ienleut lInifnx i*s.etaftn
will return the ac. yr"srs. n ses. b. the lth 1t
April 1t l. intended II 1--we lMln division ftIt
1sh nf tnrit tm}fi. .ImI tHAH, DEMENT,.
, 1859-03-18

HAVING GOPENED AN OFFICE
1t M 81 South t'taJk street fsr tbs sale at tha
aatck II The dement, building Association. would also xva
notice tat will nrsotIae Icons an dnd pusshaeeEs s"r
gd commercial paper fur Ira*Gllable ComnsSUn Fef.
having nene T. @ BY aotyn* - u the fs % III
nat uor fds1is cnc In aud TBS Anee Of stock aud
l<t up institutions. ~ u expensive 70 eon1an7
- ff.at .s1s in CIAS. DEMENT,.
, 1859-03-18


ing ut Il. O'clock Il solemn lligl, Mass WAS per-
Rev. DislDp DugEan. The pancSsvric Of the
Suint was delivered by tue Rev. ID. Dunn. The
nibcrnian Benevolent Society, escorted BY the
Montgomery Guards. Shields Guards and Esn-
nvt Guards, with music by the Light Guard
Band, had procession tl,rougl, the varions
streets. and made very crcditable display.
Later in the day the St. Paul du Vincent Society,
led BY two bands, paraded through the streets
in largc numbers. III the evening grand ball
was given at Light Guard Halt by the llber-
nian Benevolent Society, which was well at
tended.
The proceedings during the day were charac-
tctized by the strictes, order aud dcecrnn,, q
fact which VIC are most happy to chronicle.
Pol1cE-The following were the cases before
the Police Court yesterday:
John Bumford, m;lkman, threatened the
person Of Robcr. hughes, another us'lkuan,
with divers and sundry blows, kicks, cuffs, etc.,
because the latter got one Of the formers lactea
customers away from him. BanfoEd was fined
Is, which, together with costs and loss Of Gus
toner, foots up quite IN item.
| George Washington jenkins, alias Milton
Forbes, was brought to the police office charged
with being vagrant generally and represent
ing himself to be police officer in particular
Forbes made his appearance about six years
ago in the Police Court, charged with stealing
calves, but was saved by his you'll
when the case came to trial. Since that time
, 1859-03-18

ITO RENT.-North Brunch Canal.
l. Wt nC.r far teAt the uek$ eac4 side # the
ra:7! rsrrty cu,.tfA, tel hy aud which rAtes. f
he N"rh lt7nel. Il ,hc 51stF orret: theas = avenue
u f.tt a.tp ~~l ,.kr! alld Ia complete rEer. anu
gives upwards ft uf wasrr ffuhf. with [th* u
ls. fsn lsu t" 70 feet. This property VII IL s>,t sesy
iu~ u, gsssl teuaat..
u,hti- yta..-Iuk OGDEN, FLEETWOOD i CO.
, 1859-03-18

THE PROPKIETORS OF THE
Il. FREMONT BILLIARD KnOM5 having hlL their
ct.d fur fhe Elst thn- wtvkA fur r pusr.c "f
newly painting, ttr'saslls. itrHluelnK new talts a,
Pheans ,nsnatlrn Gt:shnn* respectfully thaL
hr WI! W. opens so thr pubic saturday rs.nl
March 1Nlt, mill Isl y
, 1859-03-18

ITO KENT-Onc OF the most &le-
.ab1e 1,we1lhes IN the North sie, ea.s of !ark It.
The lpl~e /. tsA L. wstl, ami large xrurus The
lc<sr Will k expected buy puEt".. Vi funllinn.
tnch xe- 1tg cAzpeis and stores. tdd::* Ray SO
Post t}n,r. nlllI-c{LttN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

A MINISTER Runs Orr WITH ANOTHER MINIS
TIERS DAuaTTKR-We learn from the Bangor (Me.) Union
that Pew. William Chley absconded from Dexter on the
evening Of the 18th inst taking with him young daughter
OF Rev j. r. Witherell editor OF the Gem and Gdsee
The correspondent OF the Union says
He succeeded in getting her into carriage with him
by making promises 70 her and telling her that he
gong TO the cemetery and wanted her to with him TO
place some flowers and evergreens, which he had OBJ
tanned on his wiies grave but when in the carriage he
drove rapidly away, she protesting against going
with him. Her father apprised OF the fact and
followed in pursuit possible but II became
dark and he was unable TO follow or trace them but
learned from Geographic despatch from the City Mar
shall Of Augusta that Mr. Oey arrived with the little girl
the Western train at eleven ocloc<dcstnaton unknown
Mr.. Witherell has been in pursuit OF them. She was
lovely and interesting girl aged about thirteen years. and
the affair has elected great deal Of sympathy for her
and her afflicted frendsN
The citizens Of Dexter held meeting on Tuesday
ing and passed resolutions denouncng the abduction in
proper terms, and chose a committee TO ssuse all h0nora
BILE TO the return Of the child to her parents
and friends"
The Bangor Wing states that the child given TO Mr.
Clley in its infancy at the death Of its mother that
since that me until lately, she has been brought up in
his family and cared for as his child About year
tho father took the child from Mr. Cey against his
Wishes and Mr. has steadily claimed that the child
his by gift that he had reared from its infancy and
that the father had right 10 wres her from him.
The little girl is niece of Mr. Gley and do not learn
that any fears entertained that she will not be properly
cared for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

WASHINGTON, Oct. q, 1859
me Po3ioal Effect Of the Oreak--No Coalition Booeen
Black Republicans and Southern Opposisioniss
sofa E1ection-Semator Douglas Vie,w, DEC.
The marines returned yesterday from the recent thea
ire Of fanatca violence at Harp's Ferry leaving ono
OF their number behind dead and the wounded man.
with his face tied up, marched in the ranks followed by
one Of Dahgrens best One Of the results Of this
nsurrection already showing itself in the revusion Of
feeling which has undoubtedly taken place in the city OF
Baltimore Tho declaration Of Winter Davis in favor Of
q union between black repubhcanism and Know Nothing
ism is telling against him with powerful effect, and
large number Of his supporters have LETT him aud avow
determination to support Mr. Harrison, the independent
candidate The general impression here that Winter
DAVIS is not only completely used up, but the revulsion
Of feeling is 30 strong and decided that must force the
Eouh Americans into the democratic organ zaticn and
thus destroy the budding hopes Of Mr. Eseridge for
Speaker Of tho House. II tho democrats are not mad
they win be able with the assistance Of the South Amer
eans 70 have control Of tie next House OF Representa-
The loss Of the two democratic members in Minnesota
10 the source OF considerable comment here. Notwh
standing tho desperate efforts Of the black republicans
the stump speeches Of McssEE Grow, Colax Blair, Jr
and others Of the same kidney end tho tons Of abolition
documents sent through the Post Office from this CITY, tits
have been returned for the uaer lukewarmncss with
which the canvass conducted The remark has even
been repeated In political circles ero that Senator Rice
not nverse 70 republican victory in the event Of
democratic delegation in the House and democratic
colleague in the Senate, he would be compelled 70 share
the patronage Of the State with tcm BY the success Of
the black republicans, IL will be seen that he now occu
pies position similar 10 that held by Senator Gwiu
during the last Congress, and will be able 10
manage the interests Of the young ana growing
sate az Minnesota will best suit his own puruosos
Senator Rice has taken prominent part Il, debate:
hut his enemics we'll Aie frendg have ever been
ready 10 credit him with shrewdness enough compass
ali his ends If il be true that he has wlnked at the
overthrow Of has party, he viii yet flnd that the
rcwsrd of treazon win overtake him.
senainr Douglas biisily engaged in the preparation
~ bn rajoiuder Judge Blacks ast broadsdc az lnst
euuat,er sovereignty and popular sovereignty; but he
Tas not been husy occupied rs TO overlook tho
mai acs a nbuios at Harper's Ferry The little
Giant heartily approves Of the measures taken by prcsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY 49, SHEET

dent Buchanan 70 put end To tho reasonable ends OF
"Ossawaome Brown and his fanatical crew Of whites
and blacks The course OF the administration in this par
tcnar meets with his cordial endorsement kn0wl-
edge OF this has led many persons here TO believe that
hereafter he will cooperate entirely with the democratic
party. Mrs Douglas was reported yesterday danger
ously III. Az close, hear she s much better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1859
me Rreysh Excitement in archbishop Hughes
Visit-Tne Ne,o Cathedral in Neo York-Putsic Print
ing, dc.
The excitement growing out of the Harpers Ferry
has abated and the clerks and business portion Of our
citizens have returned 10 their respective empoymcnts
An alarm bell rung few moments since to announce
re raised momentary confusion in many places the in
habtants regarding the signal OF outbreak IN the
vicinity of their homes.
The presence in our city of Archbishop Hughes
cited considerable attention. and although it is well known
that he came for the purpose taking part in the ded
caton of the new Catholic church built by the Society Of
Jesus there are many persons who ascrbe to his visit
object altogether unconneccd with his ministerial duties.
The Bishop visited the Capitol of the United States yeser
day for the purpose OF inspecting its architecture and
general arrangement with the view OF approprang any
the new Catholic Cathedral in New York II is the Arch
bishops determination c make the new building surpass
anything in this country and is with this end in view
that he has made his business to visit the public build
incs here well those OF other cities which possess
nny architectural merit. He expressed himself highly
pleased with the Capitol but is understood acquesced
In the general belief that the present arrangement OF the
House OF Representatives would not be suffered 10 re-
main two weeks in after the opening Of Congress.
The politicians and wircpullers who are Interested in
the printing plumber anxiousy waiting for the return
Of Mr. Wendell, who il expected here on Friday Their
anxiety proceeds the expectation that his trip has
been less successful in securing combination powerful
enough TO carry Speaker, Clerk Postmaster and Door
keeper However, nothing definite is known, they
hopeful that his return will disspate their fears. Yet
they seem to forget that the conduct OF the abo
Htonsts Harpers Ferry will change the tactics Of those
who profess be able t. control the organization Of the
next House. 1t has become apparent that the South
ern opposition cannot unite with the republicans and
make their constituents at home believe they have az
Mutations with black repubicansm. It is also considered
possible for the democracy to carry the entire delegation
from Maryland The prospects Of the adherens Of Sew
ards ssirrepressble conflict doctrine are darkening,
while the future Of the honest Of the country, who
are aborng restore the to what was in its
purer and better days, growing corrcspondngly
bright.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

pkR]QuE SNUFF AND NAToHITOCAEs SMOKING
- Tobacco inst received and for sale by A. A. SAMANOs
"a and ~ \ altoo street and No. 8 Astor House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
THE LECTURE SEASON.

DROF. ACHIILE MAGNI WILL DELIVER AN ITALIAN
lecture this evening at the Cooper Institute before the Tia
Best System Of Weight and Measure In Relation Com
mercen Doors open at 7a r. NJ Admission free all par
ties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Wednesday, Sept a. 1859 trains will leave
Twenty. sixth street station, New York follows
For Williamsbrdge-74b and II A. M $50 and S;30PM
For White Pains-l230 and 8 p IL, and 6l6 r. NJ from
White and Centre streets.
For Dover Plains-4P.M.
For Albany-S30 A. NJ, mail train.
RETURNING LEAvn
Dover Plains $50 A. N.
White Plains-5 and A. NJ, and Pm
Wiliamsbridge-6: and $40 A. NJ, and $40 p NJ
Albany-9:l5 A. NJ, mail train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

ALISM-ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS Is EN-.
y gagged speak at Dodworth Hail. 500 Broadway Sun
Road to Knowledge Evening, III ocock-Subcct, $50
cety OF the Spirit Land"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

AT B-WEtO HAS NOT HEARD or TIE CEI,EBRArED
IN Madame PREwgFERg She has been consuled b.
thousands hs and other ces with entire sasfacon She
feels confder equal She tells tho future
wife OF husband that Of her Waiter you wsh truth
give call IT 2bi Third avenue, above Twenty first strcs
Ladies' 90 cents; gentlemen 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

10 CHRISTOPHER STREET--MRS. n ROEDER.-
efeO This ling and falling asrologe ana
gifted lady has returned TO this city and gives true nforma
rage love affairs journeys law suits dcuy In business
absent friends sickness &c Mrs Rocder snsceeds when all
o.ers fail Mrs. r. 10 the lady who formerly resided
Wooster atreet Amiy II you wish 10 have true iEo
lon thea remember her residence, 43 Christopher str ct
Her fees are roducedfor ladies Is cents geneman 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

MADAME RAY-THIs MYSTERIOUS LADY Is A
4 wonder to ALL her predictions true; all events o
lite told lucky numbers even speedy marriages caused visit
ers age told Oce $50 Seventh avenue seventh
men, 81. -
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A ANTHOLOGY.

A ETONIsHING TO ALIAS MADAME MORROW IS
"A aseventh daughter Of astroogis she has peculiar
faculty for this brsnes and BY having been with cau
on her BY virtue OF which she can accurately
Of human shc win cause speedy marriages. Tell how
many will marry, how and all the evena N
Me even Thoughts Of vstes No 1874 Ludlow street. am
doa below Houston street. Fee 70 cs Genilemen moi i'd
mi ~ ..~ FF
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NOoPER INsTITUTE-UNIoN SABBATH SERVICES
~ twenty fourth Sunday, Oct 3d. Rev. Rufus W. Clark
ALSO ~ s p M Bay morning prayer meeting in room
ga. M.
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nR ARMITAGE PASTOR OF THE NORFOLK STREET
IL Baptist church. will preach Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock IN Union chapel corner Of Broadway and Thirty ninth
street. Seats free.
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TDECIO OF THE UNITED TAILORs GUARD y.
II III through circumstances neglected although we viii,
moi sincere thanks friends and
cpatcs for the renowned prizes which on
cr first TURNOUT the lh 1.-THE celebration being held
IN Bellevue Garden. Forty costly prizes adorned the
saloon eight sewing machines gternR showing forth their
kilfu being finished with utmost taste and
than 100 so who work on macines prsreni and
best description. The machines presented by the follow
ing gentlemen- 40
Plaper Anger, Raner f+a
Ehrenfeld, Huber
Bsrthon, s.sF4 Wheeler Wilson
Kohler, Muller.
BY order Of the company.
nSTAur.
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FURNITURE.

LNNAMAILED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE TN
" all cooss and Styles wholesale and retail et S md mn
wards Also, Mattrasees and Pahasses a WARREN WARDS
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r ADIES-MRS. f. WILL CONTINUE PAYING HIGH
II great prices from s. 70 $50 for silk Dresses and from .
" 50 for Bareges and Csshmeres; Carpe Furniture
Jewelry &C. note by post puncsualy attended 70 BY MIRA
b. ia Seventh avenue between Nineteenth and Twentetl
streets.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DLEECKER STREET UNIvERSALIsT CHURCH, COR
I'D Blocker and Downing streets-Rev A. st. John
Chambre Of Newark, N j. will preach in this church
morning and evening Services commencing at 0z A. NJ
and tx p M,