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The Van Buren press., 1859-11-18
TO tie Physicians Of The Soutserp Sta
WOlfe'S Genuine Cognac Brandy,
Wolfe's Genuine Port Wine.
WoIfc'> Genuine Madeira Wine.
Wolfc,~ G"uuine sherry Win.

am now supplying the trade with pure Cornac
Brandy, in bottles, both for medicinal AMI private
use. Ih" Immense success that has crowned my
efforts 10 place pure Gin within the reach Of all
under the name Of Aromatic Schie,lam S.,hnu.pps
and TO drive out Of the market the pernicious com,
pounds sold as Gin throughout the country, led
many leading druggists apothccaries and me.lic,I
men. for some years past to solicit me TO pursue
the same course in regarl to the article If Brandy
l should have complied with these requests from
all quarters long ago, but was deferred from il by
the TACT that owing to the exorbitant prices Of Bran
dy IN France consequent upon the shortness Of the
grape crop for some years, there no chanec oi
my being able 10 import the choicest Brandy lot.
tie 1t and sell it at moderate prices. Fortunately
for me- the grape crop for the last and prvo, wear
(and prospect for this) was abundant and prc,s Of
Brandy have fallen TO the standard of ten wears ago
The duty on Brandy is also seventy per cent lower
and have now made ARA ngements with four Bran.
dy exporters in France. Of the highest rcpuie and
am regularly rrcrivins consisnments of the C,gua
hrandy which nm bo,tling and settling as wolfes
Genuine C"gnxc Brandy. l guarantee with nv
seal. lab-is,and certificates. the Brandy so i.lea
BY me. as the pure. unadulturated article and i
VIII be found, when used a medicine a bev.rage
or a cordial, nealthful and invig>=ating 1t hiss
been matter Of universal complaint that a bottle
of pure. unmix,d French Brandy. was very ,lif-
cult to o'ain. and the purchaser nine times in teL
was deceived with vile manufactured imitation
or all descriptions Of ardent spirits Brandy from
its high price. has been the one article that mixers
and sellers have turned their attention to- and mil
lions of gallons of the called French BRANDY
have been scattered annually through the land and
have been the primary cause of murders, suicides.
crueltes and crimes and have sent thousands 10 81
early grave, selfdestroyers, from delrium ,rtmens
mania-a potu and horrors. names unknown. until
unprincipled men began to make maldenine com
pounds and sell it as pure French Brandy
The virtues of pure French Brandy need not be
told by me- They are known throughout the world
as medicine or mild stimulant. IL is as the
French nation poetically call it Eau de la vie the
water of life But this applies to it when r,re and
unadulterated. Manufactured with tho fearful in
gradients that make good imitation, it becomes
death drink to innocent tens of thousands Of our
race. To remedy fearful evil, have commenced
importing Brandy. bottling it and selling it IS
woife's Genuine Cognae Brandy an daily re
ceiving orders from the druggists AID apo,hccare,
IN all parts of the Union to sell it for medieina
purposes
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. s2 Beaver Street, New York.
H Agents in New Orleans, j. E. HART Co,
A. p GRnyF Co, J. T. MooRr CO. am"'
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For the Van Barren Press.

FAYETrEvtLLE, Ark, Nov. 10.
As Won have deferred my last weeks let
ter until this week, l will be brief this
week: leaving political gossip to fill up
some other Mr. Stebbins. the Telegraph
Agent; is here, by whom we learn that the
people of Springfield being dissatisfied at
the line being put on the Overland Route,
instead of the route of the South Western
Rail Road have refuse! to pay for an office
in that place. SO the wires run ahrough
their town without being a convenience to
IT, / am of opinion that they will want an
office i'll their town. long time before they
get one by the $. w. Railroad. The citi-
zens here, have made to Mr.. Stebbins. what
is called the Sodthmayd proposition !;
instead of advancing $4,000 to be repaid
in three years, without interest, they offer
to pay down $1,000, which is more than
the interest and leave to the Company to
borrow the money of the banks. The Co.
can borrow the money, probably, at per
cent. which for three years will amount only
to $500. This will be good operation
for the e'Company, and will be more conven-
lent for the people of Fayetteville.
On last Sunday the new Cumberland
Presbyterian Church in this place, was con
sccrated in the presence of large congrc-
CATION. The clergy in attendance were Rev.
Mr.. Quaite of Helena, Rev. Mr.. Corley OF
Texas, Rev. Fontaine Earle, President. OF
the Cane Hill College, who preached the
dcdicating sermon and MessrS. FeemsteI
and Canadian. 1t is n nice comfortable
church. creditablc to the town, and trust
it will prove an useful auxiliary in the
cause of religion.
! The next item of interest is the Boudi-
not and Peek correspondence. y com
munication appeared in the Old Line Demo
crR some weeks since, sigred One oi tn,
35,' which contained language. regarded
! by Mr. Boudlnot as dcroSatory To HIM aS a
! gentleman He addressed Mr. Peek tn,
editor and demanded the name o. the autho!
for the purpose oi seeking personal salts
faction who gave him as the author. MIR
! \. ii. MckIzzicK OF Bcntonvillc. When
Boudinot demanded Of Mr.. vi ktzzi'k. a
rctraction of the offensive language, the lat
ter denied the authorship of the commune
cation in question. The question OF veraci
~ is now raised between Peek and Mtkiz
zick. 1t is very generally believed here
that Mckizzick is not the author and tha
Peek has been guilty of falsehood to screer
the author iaom the responsibility. Wha
| turn the affair will now take is not known
1t is supposed that Boudinot will mercl,
publish the correspondence, place the liz
upon Peek and let the matter go.
| RECORDER.
p. S.-Since writing the above. Mr.
Stebbins has received our proposal to al
vance $1,000 as interest money, to secure
telegraph office in Fayetteville, and has de
clned the offer but nothing dsunted, W,
hGve gone to work to raise the $4,000 ant
will do IL SIRE. Before you can publish
this, Mr.. Stebbins will be at Van Burer
and Fort Smith. to see what will be done
i'll the rival cities towards getting 4
telegraph in their midst r.
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BENToNvILLE, Nov. II, 1859.


DEAR SIR The election for Clerk of
tie County, to fill the vacancy occasioned
IL the resignation of Williams, will take
pace on the 23i inst. This may be regard
et as contest of strength between the
fiends of johnson ana Hindman both
Candidates being democrats, and having no
cher questions dividing them. Dickson
Is the Hindman man. and Galbreath, the
johnson man. The result will be close ;
Tut. Dickson will be elected That is. ap-
narances at present, favor this opinion.
Mckizzick denies the authorship of
One of the 3o,' and this denial has Gre
ated some sensation, as it is thought that
Mr. Peek would hardly have named Ne
kizzick as the author if-he had not been
authorized to do so. 1t is thought by some
that Mckizzick is dissatisfied with not hav-
ing been run by the friends of Hindman, for
the Clerkshlp. and being so, has created
this difficulty but it will not effect the
election Of Dickson. The friends of Gal
breath are attempting to make capital out
OF this affair. but drowning men will
grasp at straws.''
No one here, believes that Hindman
wrote the letter of Viator." They are
great at getting up charges in Fayetteville.
Hlndman would never condescend to write
letters in his own behalf. when he has host
OF friends all over the State, ready and will
ing to write for him. H.
,.s~eH-
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Fire at Huntsville.

We regret to learn that the Dwelling
House. Corn Cribs, and other ont houses of
HUGH Z BERRY, Esq, at Huntsville, were
totally consumed by fire. on Tuesday the
sta inst. Mr.. Berry lost every thing con-
tanned in the house. furniture, bedding aud
wearing apparel. besides large quantities o
Corn, Oats and Fodder. Loss estimated
at between FIVE and six thousand dollars.
and on which there was no insurance
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those States. The battle has been fought
upon their ground. and the result Is tnat
they have lost their reelection, and the
democrats have lost those States.
The Mississippi elections are glorions /;
the State democratic ticket Is elected by
%, 900 majority over the pie-bald opposl-
tion-the democrats elccting State officers
entire Congressional delegation andiol To
~ in the House 20 to q in the Senate
Arkansas is in fair way to lose her. lau-
rels as the banner State
RECORDER.
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Cherokee Affairs.

We learn that the Cherokee Council
have passed an act for the disposal of the
% Neutral Lands and for the investment
Of the proceeds of the sale of the same,
and the National Debt to he paid from the
interest accruing- The Council have ap-
pointed as Delegates TO visit Washington
City. to attend to this matter. as well AS
any other of interest TO the Cherokee Ma
tion. the following named gentlemen;
Hon JSo- Ross. Principal Chief
w. Z. Ross.
i. NJ BESoE,
Thomas PEGG.
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LARGE TURNIPs.-Our neichbors at Fort
Smith, have within a week, been greatly
astonished at the presentation to them. oi
little Turnip, weighing 81 lbs. Why,
our friend, CHas- q. ScoTr. Esq. has a
thousand bushels of just such. He sent Us
two the other day-one weighing lbs. =
o., and measuring 2Sl inches in circum-
frencc-and the other . lbs. ii o., and -
inches in circumfrence- What say You to
this
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Prices Current

Bacon 10 20 12cts. Lard 1Oc. Butter
10. Eggs 15c per dozen. Flour 81 Is
to % Per hundred. Corn Meal 75c per
bush; Chickens 81 15 per dozen. Oats
per 100 bundles 81 Hay SO per ton
Irish Potatoes soc per bush. The above are
prices from wagons. Wheat S5c per bush.
delivered AZ the Steam Mill
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CRY Lors FoE SALE.-We call the at
tention of our readers to lie Administra-
,ion notice. of sale of Lots Belonging to
the Estate of T. III. WEite, deceased All
wishing to obtain bargains in City Lots,
will do well to give their attention to this
sale, the first Monday in December.
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~ Mr.. GEO. w.

ES- Mr. GEO WoRTHTNGTox, from the
Saddlery House of j. L. SMITH L. Co.,
New York. has been in our City several
days. and would he pleased to receive any
orders in his line, that our merchants NAV
favor him with. The firm Of j. II. Smith
x Co. is too well known among the mer-
camille community here, for us to add any
thing in commentator.
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-Ou Frog Bay
ou" correspondent article we must de-
line publishing. .s altogether too personal ;
and also, &c Pacific which has the same
Tendency
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BEAUTIFUL WoEK-We We're shown the
past week. fine piece Of Embroidery
the handiwork of Mrs. DIR. Rrrr.N, o.
Crawford. 1t is pronounced to be. by those
that have examined it, the most beautiful
work Of the kind they ever saw.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-18

WASrEp-To hire. at this Office a good
negro Boy, for one year-age IL or Is
years. Apply soon.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-18

EV Society, like silk. must be. viewed
IN all Its situations. or its colvrs will dc.
ceivc MS.
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Ufean 9teamers. &f.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
" -For HAVANA and NEw-ORLRASs-Ths fast ssx
rori,e s.esns5p GRANADA, John Mcowsn Captain. sta
ssa 90 SATURDAY, Dec 3, 81 ocloeA p n, from fs@
feo ofwsTsn, North River Bis Of ains Of tbs pfegss
for faEishcd az the ecs. and bEs Of lzdizs wa -
Ns- fTI west-st., corner Of wsnsa. n q. ROBERTS
TOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
Il GE0RGETOWN.-Ths Nsv-Yerh ord Virginia sass
sesmskip Compsny's and hrstcisss stesnsap Axor
Eerh River fos The sbsss parts. EVERY SATURDAY -
Cabin p<ssz<s with urszrpssset sceonmodslloos
freizs cents Der ot On roe3s, other ARTICLES
proportion; end received tndsy zns Saturday, Nc 49,
charreS orwting bills Of sdtps asns4 49,
Departure Of s.essasr ror ffsghs passage apply
II. y. cR0AWELL Css Ne - "ss%-
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Houses to Get.

Iou6eb 10 Lei.
-~-~-~-~~---~--~------~~---~----
FURNISHED HOUSE in FIFTH-AV., near
lsh- TO RENT-Handsomely furnished throughout, be-
longing amy going abroad For cards OF admission 20 yeS
the premises apply COLE Chiffon - NGsssusi (7's
vNO LET-The 3-story HOUSE No. ~ Nelson
place (Mercer-st 8h-st) The house Il in perfect
der al the modern Improvements fixtures &c
Possession be had immediately Apply the office OF the
North American Fire Insurance Company No. b Nallst
THO LEASE-The UPPER PART of the FIVE
il xorv white marble BUILDING Nc SIS broadway. Apply
20 WILLIAM TAYLOR, Nc. SIS Broadway, or 70 JOHN
rAYLOR Nc. o6s Broadway.
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Mafbineru.

Hlafbinfru.
COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-Thrs
~ CoUkTERTwTsT sPEEDERs ssils By Dsnsorth CsAs
Co q machine and In good condition fnzs
Dun kooos % spindles each Cree Wsrper l9s Boz
sins 1ro Drawing Frame, double and dehEss
wo Hand kues spndes each Chase PlekeF vs Cse
Lsppers AL any part OF hs machinery VIII BE- sold vi
low. GEo II. jones' Agent Victory his sArstogr Co, ~
TOR SALE.--A I2-H0RSE ENGINE and LO-
cOhoTINE BOILER, bai BY Novelty WORKS 10 psrfest
order been bu; hree veeks Terms reasonable ApYy
o HENRY j. DAWSON. Mechanical Engineer No. Deys-
CTEAM BOILERS for SALE.-Four Cylinder
- Boilers % In darnster DO. 20 In dAe
feet long, Fne Boilers a. Ia diameter sad -.
long with alf IN haes; horizontal Tubular bolers 20 N
diameter and u feet long WIKI 20 Finch tubes new stes
Engine lhofss power ctdplte sso several up faos.
FISNEY Co, No. I67 Wster between Bridge sad JJ
Brooklyn L. I.
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A. " MsKxs Auctioneeg
pY BANGS, MERwN q Co., Trade Sale

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov n, 81 o'clock
CHOICE BOOKS-Principsliy from The p1y1e aossy
professional genensa comprising valuable snd eiPe@sss
,t an civil Easineeriux Architecture Msheu,ssios Nd
Ssar Sciences A,O choice bOols In History voyage sac
Tvs biousuhy Poetry ard the Drama. Classics. Mises
n~oas Literaiurs snd variety Of il1'srseS "or &C N~
ready 4.
oe az preparation catalogue OF lxye collection o. AVro
GRAFH LE1IERs snd DOCUhhSIs 10 Dc sS'S o1y -
suy address application -, .r-ro
At PRINA1E sALE-The renainder Of tae So -
Snced poes and viii remain in hands for sale pnti INC
Iosb Ie.ember After that date they viii be ~ithdiswn
Among ,hem grr WAshnztog Adsas Arnold Gates Lee Mif
i'm Pinckney, Warren Wayne. Aogre heheon' pecatar
NrDopourh Benihsra, Bolivar bircher Craooe, C9SPor
CharIe. L. Heufy VIII, William Pitt Wloerforce, &c.
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Go mbom il map Concern.

T ADIES.-Mn. S. guarantees to pay the highest
II 4 prices In cash for LADIES' LEPT-OFF WEARING AP
PAREl-from % TO 80 apiece for Dresses Furs, shass
CloaLs Carpet and Cbidyp Clothes The foil value viii Be
paid AL orders by through the post Of we'd In
The city viii pnnctusIy attended Address Mrs S. Post
Ofoe, Station T., sthsV.
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MAJORS oV1IcE. Nav -YoAK. Nov. %. les.
"HEREAS-FREDE MARkUS. aged

MAJORS OYYICE, Nav 4 OhEt nov -, lt-s.
HEREAS-FREDERICA MARkUS, aged
w about twenty-five years native Of Poland was found on
the morning Of Sunday the 9Th November, inst, st about two
O'Clock ROoseveitsi the gueT and in front Of the
the Of Roosevelt and Chsthats lying insen
with skull fractured ard bearing her person other
violence and Immediately taken to the heh ora
Hospital where she died Of said injuries shortly aer admission
es caused BY numerous assault Pepeated by some
person or persons unknown 20 the suthonties;
Now therefore, L. DANIEL =. TIEMANN, Mayor Of the
City New IN pursuance of the authority vested Ia
do hereby offer reward OF FIVE HUNDRED bOLLAkS TOT
the discovery conviction Of the person persons who
ed the desh Of the said FREDERICK MARKUs TO be paid
the certificate o. the District Attorney. the Judge before
bo such person or persons convicted But such claim
for such reward Be made within twenty days teT such
conviction.
In witness whereof heeunto my hand and cause 70 be AZ
sred the Seal a msyory the City OF on this ISd
III = 81 DANIEL p. TIEMASN Mayor.
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miscellaneous.

CONFECTIONERY, WHOLESALE aud RE-
~ TAII.-LRCOMTES, Nc. 1aS GreenWich-st has kHaf
large Of CoVfeeoBcry for The Holiday Js -
csivsd an invoice Of fE-hch Bon Bons Pss,s Toys &c
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Gcpartnsrsbip Notifes.

nISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP The
~ oeps-tnerxhP hers,esers szisslns under the ssye
md kORB FEHLEISES, engaged IA th- Of
eEs~inx s.r b~sr east Ne~Ek- Hudson CS1sy, Nov
Jersey ths dsy Dissolved BY mutual ronsent John korb
alone snthSrse1 settle the k4srs Of the Sac hrm-D&ed
Il EsssNsuszt, Hasssa Cssn;y, SsS,yer.ey Nor lSS
ALBERT gEHLEISEN.
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Jnsuranre Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
IN Boston csP. and accumulated Pre1ians css sss n
PsYing cash dividend o. d Al the insured PempA
ls,s Reporss, kc., furnished gralis- JOHN HOPPER
Assst sad At;pney for the Co. Ne 10 Broadway, ~ Y.
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A TTFNTJON i called Ia the SALE Of ELE-

N CANT FIRNITURE to be made ~ =. d. - DL :.
% Al No Fs BROADWAY, on TUESDAY. nov =, sna
WFINFSDaY Noy 20 AZ I0 O'CLOCK being the entire ssok
Of A. ROUN Co, e0mpri,ing s tie des,fs9.e ~,
Kbooy add Gill; Frepoh and American Walnut Also
...orent Of Ebony and bronEe Tulip and TIT rurnt1fe
aues. rs and Buhl woIk either made oy A. koaK p 'i I'M
rort9a hy then from Paris expressly for this nsrke'
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN, and Daughter of g. want o
"A HOME 10 strictly private family who DO no, make taxing
boarder trade An Anable Lady who would make the Guild
companion and ee interest in her young couple wishing
TO take chsrEe win please address BOX No 1885, n
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exo. A. LsAVrrr, Anctoneer.
DY GEO. A. LEAVITT q &c
TRADE sALERoohs NOs. 81 and sTs BROADWAY,
FoR
BOOKS. STATIONERY WORKS or ART. kc-

o. Consignment solicited Al -
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. 2e, a. o'clock ana ioNo"'as
days sf same hour
REGULAR LOT SALE Of ngisa and Anencsn ,i Books
comprising very attractive Invoices from Losaon fSP.as.
sso lists from leading American Houses
the cold Auction without reserve Lots w pc
sapcafed literally II fair prices realized beoh~ers ooth
IN tha cty country win md the present an eNceheh
portunity ncressng their stock Tor the hohdy us9 An
r,rrbaes will delivered within week After the sails
Catalogues can had application TO the Auc'ionee
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Sales bp aurtion

A UCTION NOTICE.-WM. TOPPING Co,
n Anctoueers No 1ls Broadway viii eel nttis pAi A.
clock large and extensive .ssorsDent o. ~ M s1 49,
Car-- Victoires Nufs CUds ButAe 1osts b9Hno nooes
Lc al in prime order and cvndfer The veo 70 % s,a
hou r.rye Aso general sss0rtIDeut Of For.gn $40 20
sispe and FAEcy Dry Goods 10 ots saAPsed 70 the o.
and country retail tra4e.
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SECoND NIGHT of the EXHIBITION of the

CECOND NIGHT OF the EXHIBITION OF the
~ MOds1 .,,,,
This rrest WORK Art, which designed and eosi IN
California at COST OF S2S.oe,
l. nor, N this end will open Tor public exhibition
THIS (luesdsyl EVENING, Nov. ~ 1853,
At Temple Hal, s;h.st.,
One door easi OF broadway.
The MODEL OF SOLOMoN'S TEMPLE has been con
stuced Ire rcsble authorities The size oil the
"a BY IS FEET, AND IS FEET IN HIGHT.
u contains all the various orders Of architecture prevailing
h the temple erected vih every variety Of saregaed
marble greater portions the ornamental Sork arr
sae with Caiornia gold The floors al made Of nlaid
vrok and give correct imitation o. the hOssic. Every de
psrtnient .! tie tcnpie IL complete.
TfiE ARK. CIIERI BINS,
ALTAR on INCENSE.
TABLE or SHkM BREAD -
THE GREAT GOLDEN CANDLESrlChS, bRAZEN SEA
BRAZEN LAYERS. BRAZEN ALTAR
THE COURT or WOMEN, and
TaE COURT OF THE PRIESTS.
For he better repre- sens.icn OF HE there over
6ge FIGURES.
dressed ia tie or and placed IN and ABOUT the
Temple O give The Whole h.e-iike appearance
d. the evening The Temple viii be brilliantly illuminated oy
soo Gss BuueFs lighted bg eieiy, with samuel GAdiner
ir's electric sppsrsius- -
lecture every evening ard eHrsnsfions daring the day
This unras worn OF hrst exhibited IA san Francis
CO and visited snds while there giving sti,
frn AMI rrceisins the highest encouiums sud testimonials
from California press together wia letters Of approval io
Si.fiukuished individuals, clerical aud secuiar
Kor frr.hcr yartiruisrs sc future announcements
Admission ,iesets At the door . cesi chhdres ball PIioe
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E6F n Schink. Auctloneels . -
NTH DAY-COntinuation OF GREAT TEA
i KETTLE HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS SALE. 80
DAVID SCOTT viii sell TUESDAY, Nov ~ al 10y
o,lok Al No sS4 Broadway Carpet Sweeper Bronze hst
stands Iron Bedstesds Umbrella stands Cribs Sshd'
Carriages SleEhs. Campaigning aud sporting hsnPe"
Furnished Covered Dishes Tea Trays sheep skin Mats
kitchen U,ens grand chance foS hou'eAeoPers ana the
trade
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OARNUN,s ANgRIcAN MUSEUM.

A CARD.-The following correspondence speaks
"A for itself;
standing have devoted attention 70 the subject Of
ts U.gry Lava and believing that the inence OF these avs
deliver lecture thai subject q Clinton n Aston place on
the ~ enug OF Wednesday, sab ilst
Wlson G. Hunt Caleb BazstoV, jos b. Collins saersefd
Knapp Gto-ss Opdyke, and others
Ese-York, Nov. q, iS2
EsW-YORE. Nov q, tsse
GxsrIEzzs; In reply TO kind n'tsoa. beg 20
gay tbai ohessy comply with your desires shall be
rsdy the nd place appointed 70 give yoa the result Of
ny crude medsoa upon the subject Yours, very respect
fully, bihAm hkIChbAt IL
To Ne.sr. Wilson O. Hunt and otherz.
In accordance With the above invitation. lecture upcn The
sbef 81 The Usury Isws vii b. delivered on WEDNES
DAY Nov -. 1889 n = p. m, By HIRAM KETCHUH, Jr,
Es1 at Clinton Hall, Astor-plsee-
Tickets each 20 Be c6tanec u tho usual places OF 81
he doot 0 o the mint Of sdrnisSion
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paints, Oils, Glass, &t.
Billiard Gables.

DHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE&
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS,
n a slvsys % had O'CONNOR l. COLLENpEh
SoA "a, S. 81 ssl o. Crosbyst-. Fs~-rssk
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