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LEWIS, HAVILAND & Co,

No 1ol CHAaBERs-srREEr, NETWORK.
Having opposition in the cash market or cash Sncon' THIS
ssso, were induced to buy heavy for the times AID
are now al posed sell almost any price to make quick
reduction Of their stock.
II the nehbor Jobbers have had cause heretofore las they
sesm to think they have had SANDER L. H. Co. for 'elog
too cheap they viii have fall now, as al goods viii
heneeforward be slsnsh I'd In grave earnest
There will be lively tunes among the Dry Goods"
ANY price you please for cash" I, lie cry.
While jobbers consider serious crine to sell cheap
! I. II. Co. have found the mottoes Of
DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR THE MILLION !!
SMALL PROFITS, GOOD VALUE, AND QUICK
SAILS.
THE ONLY ONES TO DO ASaFE AND PROSPEROUS
BUSINESS UPON, AND TO RIDE THE PANICS
WHICH TEiS GREAT AND GLORIOUS COUNTRY Is
SUBJECT TO.
Please read few prices given below proof Of whA. will
bo done upon hs entire stOcF,
$1,000 worth Of the popular brand Of New Broom"
Black Silk which e1eel all other for beauty Of uste wear
and chespness Price 80 cents per yard and upwards.
1000 pieces Of the cheapest ALI.-WOoL MERINoES
known IN this county ice 81 TO 80 cents per yard,
wSsh 60 % cent PSn i e se s9s from 20 to
JOB LOT.-S5o pieces RICH PLAID ASD BRoCADE
rs 5 ssis FI tf PLAIN, HIGH AND MODE coli
5 cases "a BRi0Hf-COLORED UNION fLAlDs,
bought Asgnee SALE 2t cents, that everybody asks
isTse stoek of BROWN sHEETINGs, bought before the
rise
W The best stock OF sHAwLs In Am-rics. -
100 celebrated WALDON PLAID LoEO SHAWLs,
-ia'c REVERSIBLE SQUARE sHAwLs. perfect gems.
81 IS 10 az 25 Cost q huTsted importer - 80 each
IS pieces HEAVY BEAVER CLOTHS for Ladies' Closk',
go sooo fne AIL-WooL BRocHE LONG sHAWLs,
81 80 old price Z 10 each. - 80
'2O0 CHAIN LAME BROCHE LONG SHAWLs. sc 50
The bed ALL Wool BRoCHE SQUARE sHAwLs,
81 IS ~ IS cost last - 50 each Much cheaper
LaIge st,ct of LADIES' CLOTH, gu cents, worth 81.
La 90 stock Of CLOAitS and CUT GARMENTS. cheap.
IS - ~ 25 to 80 woI.h 80 to NJ SO per ya,d -
Is bales best AlWoo Plain Red and White fLASNELS,
Ligh, sad Dark Blue FLANEELs ard GRAY BLAN
10 csio. best quality BLACK SILK VELVET RIBBONS,
90 PEI cent Of 80, 1.
ghe bet s.ocs Of ard low priced DRESS GOODS
found IA a Joining house y TO Is cents peTyad So
Merchants living al A distance WHO csunot call in person viii
Gnd their orders promptly filled and money returned II the
s'T1nSg 'TNpjERsTAND TIE CASH BUSINESS so
WELL As H. n Co. WHO ORIGINATED IL. AND
WHO BY FOR CASH AND SELL EXCLUSIVELY
Tbey III Tho syes onut Of foe and domestic goods
sod ia Anne ~ any Cash Jobbing House, which tells tbs
oTy Al once and .ho their popularity and the puocs nigh
appreciation Of their manner 81 doing onsine.s. - -
As there seems be disposition upon The part OF toh
eslous perrou. 20 gude Merchants who inquire Tor and
are snxou. 70 find the store H. II. Co. ~i exhibit m fnt1e
c Of open goods. meked in plain hguIe'' uPO TUG ''o
walk to desguats the plsce.
Can before you buy dollars worth
LEWIS HAVILAND &c Co.,
No 1O1 CHAMBERS STREET,
Norih.wes, corper Of Church.
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Giationerp an0 farm GOODS.
s. rT,HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PFN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
NOTIONS GOLD PENS.
me BEST PENS N THE "


THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt Of Of ts following sums IN cash or post
directed Gold Pen or Pens, 'eieci"g me sane see''dg
- ''''' COLD rESs, WITHOUT CASES,
For % cents the Msgc PEN for % cents the Lucky Pen
for 50 oea. the NwaysResy Pens for rs cents tie Elegant
Pen; and Tor ST. The Excelsior Pea
The sisos are, Nos. 2. 3. I. and
THE SAME PENS IN sILyER-PLATED EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILSI
For 80 cents the Msgc Pens for % oets .he Lucky Pen
and fr : So ihs Excelsior Pen. These ate wehn'hed
good writing Gold Pens with ieosnip PoHts me 1ysIaee
wear every Of which will TAR outht gross OF the best
Tie Ta,ae IA Noronn Number and "Qu,lity"
,,snred on Tie following Pens end the Polnk wsrran'e
FOR 10 months except aaius accident Tho numbers lndi
cate size onig: No being II smallest " The iTse;t
largest Mammoth Gold Pen for the desk Lore aud medium
Nib Of all sizes sud qualities Shot hbs o. 40. = . a
aud nsie only Of hr', quality The ens'a'ns' are
Hes o. tue &c GoL Id Pens, WITHOUT CASES; -,
For IS cents sFo Pea lat quality Or NO. ren' %
S For ST. No 2Pep Is. quality, No. Pen I'd quality
For rs s. g. NO fco quality, aN'. 4Pen % quail
"for s. NO Pen l., quality raNo. PEN I'd quail
For ri IS No. Pen Is, quality, No Pen I'd quality
For - 25, sNo. Pen. Let quality.
TIE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITS PENCILS. 80
For 81 So aNo Pom lst quality ora No Zen 50 9nay
FOR IS No. Pen 1t quality or no rem "a quar-
IT, or q No. Pen. Sd quality. - n ., Ill.,,
FOR SO No 3Pen. lst quality. orr No Pen, "a quality
or a No 5 Pen ID qu.lity. o,u
For ~ so No. Pen l.. quality, No. Pen, ID quail
ity or a No Pen. 30 quality. -, ~.
For 80 No. Pen st quality, or No. 6Pen 20 aosl'y'
For 10 80 a No. Pen, lst qualify.
coin PENS ALLld QUALIFY, IN SILVEn-NOUNTED
1 DE5K-HOLDGRS.
En-, 20 No Pen. fox ~ % No. 8 Peni Tor 81 20 a
No Peas Tor SO 80 d No. Fen , ,seu
For 44s No. Pen; Tor 95 No 9Pen; and for sta NO
10 Pen. . =, ,,,.,,
The 1T onsliy" pointed with the yey bes, lrdo'mi1
Poius carefully selected. and none 81 ~; quat orc 80
with the slightest imperfectiOn which skd aud the closest
scrutiny de.ect n -, l. L.,
The ID Quality" superior to any feu' mace oy MN
previous 20 the yesr 1852. - -... n
TIE I'd Qualtyp he intends shall equal In respect 70 Dn-
rab,y Faficity and Good Wrirg Qualities the ony true
corsi ser ations) any Gold Pen, made elaevhere.
In rerI 70 the Cheap Gold Pens he bess leave 70 say ths
preyioa. 10 oreaing his New ard f1ented Machines ne
cod not have made Good Writing and Durable fcns of
the mice rad tie Gold been FAM h-d giatuitou,ly
/ Address, A MORTON. .
No. 20 Maiden Lane New-York
FOR SALE by all dealers In the Line Throughout the
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DAKJS, LUNUUN and NEN-iUhk NED-
L lCAL ADYI 7ER and MARRIAGE GUlDE-A book
exposing the fesciss Of Physiooeisis and the unsuccessful
Of PLY cisns An special di et first local but
by elect improper treatment prostrsng the
system and esvrg both uitd snd body total 50th
edition so psge lDOnstato1s BY NJ Lsrnoni Paris Lou
don Newly Pbysicn and Surgeon No 6t7 Broadway
cup stsrsi n Y Melted ny idchsrdsoa for = l. No Scey
Ross Tousey No. l2i Ma sauft IA. Dex'er Co.. 10. li3
Nassal-s' Witt. No Is ankf0t-st ke~YoTk The
doctors hours for curing these Affections from TO
O. We with TIE following papers IN omrending
EtGts UDis Demokrat Medical Review. &c.
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n7HE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TeE NEw.YoRK SclU-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
oub,,shsd egory TUESDAY sud FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1928 NOV. 2ol:

oub.shsd egory TUESDAY ana FRIDAY.
of No. 1928 NOV. 29]:
I.LrADING ARTICLES: Jc6.s Mesare The
Greet Problem; t,euonfs Camp is1 IN aiis opri
NJ. Orator 'uff Western Virginia. The sup eme
Court as Political Afbrer; 70 Oar Friends;
National RetrencEn-elti do" TO do u; Edi''fi'i
Paragraphs
u..ANCTHER BLOW STRUCK: Pensaools BON
bs-dea Oar SHIPS e.. age Fort NgGao; For,
Pickcns Firing on Fort Barancas aod The Nay
Yara; Important Order l,sied by Col tro~ni
Reported Rebel PG1 Of Attack
m..MAP o. FORT PICKEN5 AND PENSACOLA.
WFRQEf FORTRESS MONROE. Correspondence
o, TIE y. ). Tribune.
v..FRoM WASHINGTON Correspondence Of The
n. Y. Tdbune.
vI..FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA: Correspondence
Of Tho n. X. Tribune
VII. POETRY: "T5e Flower Of Liberty"
VIII. THE CROps
IX..FRoM MEXICO.
x..LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
Instructions 70 Grn sherman; Crops At Besai9rt
70 be aezed: Negro TO he rmpl'y Gsiherinz
them; The fxpedi,n 20 I,Tin.s'ilei thanhs
i'e .isoia.
M..IMPORTA Ant FROM MISSOURI; Mccul!och and
Rsias IN Spii- gield, The Rebels Cousolidai
Union Families Fleeing AID Destitute DeploTa3le
Sia Of AaaiTs.
XII. FROM PORT ROYAL: Arrival Of The Transport
Illinois; Cepture q Tybee Island; AhsiTs at or
Royal Beaufort still ne.ered; Al Expedition
flT the So sm Coast Fitting Cut
XIII. FROM EUROPE.
XIV. THE REBELLION; Tia Origin aud Msinsping
Speech Of Charles SirloeT before The ouns Men
Repuolcsu tTuion OF New-York, NOV. 2 lo6i'
XIV THE VAR IN COLORADO: Correspondence Of
The N. Y. Tribune.
XVI. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
XVII. CAPTURE or The PRIvATEER BEAURE-
GAaD.
XVIII. CHARLESTON IN DANGER: The Rebel Plan
OF Defc.se; She Observation-Disclosures o.
Troops.
XIX LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH CAPTURED b.
the 10Th lndi.n Regiment a: Edwards Ferry.
xX..oUR PRISONERS At CHARLESTON.
XXI. WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE NETWORK
DEFY GOODS Market
xii THE PRlVATEER5 AT 1T AGAIN.
XIII. POLITICAL.
XIV ..PLRSOyAL
XIV. CITY NEWS
XVI. MISCELLANEOUS.
XVII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVIII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fail Reports OF ia
stock, Money. Cotton, Grain. aud Castle Markets,
specially Reported FOR The i. Y. Tribune
Tssxs--One Copy for year So. Two Copies one
year. 50. Five CoPo., one year. S1t %. Ten Copies
20 address, $40.
For Club Of Twenty, send IN Extra Copy
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NETWORK AND ERIE SECOND MORT
~ GAGE BOHDS-Hollers OF those Bonds. not yet
tr,d,1 tor twenty years. requested to present tne
HONDS without delay AZ the Oice OF the Company az ts
go =, ,,s,e A Tor Extension. Those unwilling to extend
civ, uar and for their bonds rom p,ies VINO
A.. Ing 10 extend Them prozentiug them a. sara Ohce
an TiTFsDAY s1d thursday OF each week. ~ uoH AZ W
NJ o'clock until the lst Day OF December
~ Nov al
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Financial.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. TaEAsUsY oPsIcE.
Hartford Nov, 20, 1901.
GALE OF STATE STOCKS.-Sealcd Pro

- po.sls for the purchase Of S-tO0 Of 'he BONDS o.
de ate Of Connecticut will lie received a. te once OF the
IN. n,nrer In Hartford until the 9Oh day o. DecenOer
noon when sid propoal, will DO opened Ia the presence
such bidders may choose to attend and the oond'
TO the highest bidders. ,,,e-.. l.
post certified checks solvent Banks IN the sses
E,nr or Mss.achnetts or the City OF NewI ork Of
Ter cent of coed, T. be held 90 ecuny or
he ahul fuGen of toe bid aud returned 10 the owners
on their order Al,
II ia provided that bid shall be accepted a, less than che
par value Of the bonds and full payment IN funds current u
after uoice Of accept ince- -. 49,. ,ooo
The bonds ia denouoptons Of 300 S9o sn1 SiuOo'
ara a ed July 1851 and paYsbe Al the rcasureTs Once, In
w ety wears from time after the expiration OF
ten years the pleasure of the General Assembly "h per
cent coupons attached paysoe al Tue same pace "
aud July Of each year. ..oo.o .,,, - A.. II
This l. ne completes the $4,000 00o authorized BY Act Of
The al Assemble al hrr May Session. and an the state
has no public debt would be 10 fail by tax Of les hab
~ Wv EZRA DEAN State Treasurer.
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Jnsnranre Companies.
Nrrw-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-

NrEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANcE COMPANY tpureiy MuiuaD' Boston Mass Ae'
cumula,ed Fund losses nearly Two Millions Lo'se'
during II years $4,000 Dividends paid In ca'n IN a.
years 100000 Last Cash Dividend % per cent Net s'e'
over liabilities 100000 Iptere Ting docnmen" concerning
Life Insurance furnished gratis
John HOPPER. Agent and Attorney for the Company,
m.troposn Bank Building ITO Broadway Pine at. N
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ave have tried IT, aud know to be all Il csirs'-Rsv.
Brooklyn, NY
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NOTICE 10 FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS
N sr.t.cIa,, srDCK MuTU AL INSURANCE COM
pANy want AGENTS Ia all the Northern, Eastern,
W.,,.~ states Apcans send reference to char
seter and responsibility. Addss" Boz NO III New-io"
Post-Ohice.
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ave hsve child three mouths old. which has screamed a.
most necessarily with spssmoic affection Of the bow-'s -
that we had despsre Of raising rs stomach
sour bowel. dersnged and almost symptom WA aafs
vorsbe uutl obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING Sf-
RUP, which acted like cham II immediately became
quiet and msDfesss every symptom OF inprovemsnA
and comfort 1t good l,sle kitten. playful and
smiling end seems rely well Al OF which We ssss "
the use OF Mrs. WINSLowiS SOOTHING SYRUP
DAVID MILLER Of Clarence. New.York'
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Nrw ROOK BY Dr. BEDFORD.-THE

a IMS NM pDo ANp PRAGrIcE OF oBsTETaICs
- r,,n,i' r g. Deoford A. NJ. NJ. D., Professor OF %
s,yis and The Diseases Of Women and children IN 'he "
$780, ~ Nsg Voft aufhr " Clinical Lectures on the
pss.ses OF Women srd Children" Illustrated hy iou'
dsIorrj Li,hocspbic Psa, and nner-une Woo5 ~ seS
- ono rpe ocisvo pr 5h3. ffirc - '0' by nsi ifee
'f",.tsre 4 y q W WOOD. No. q. - Rgo.tw "
We iha have greatly nijnafes Il this zoos do not pow or
-. .,i,s, r..ss Til volume betrs i1'ousi evidence o
st or ia zone is calculated inspire ne obsistHc SUI
Jenf wiz cuir.ia.u n h p.rrs nd chiye roas re-
c,- he sev a. hose ,u-eirgs be IS 20 minister -,
30 r,~n- uorx On the Discsees nf Women nd 'Adien
which lived fbc high honor Of translation mo @
lan~,,r- had ~crly p.1cei tin among tie ios..
.nfhc IN N is dosaTleut - Ariedcnn ~ tich Inc.
d. 10 dord has piored lis ground IN & b5t I'm it
o,- and sve-.sir ulst ner We commend me hoph Ly
rv,,rro-ssd o,iiit- We know OF other wolA WIN
shnud Win rrrser evid ucrs a. research or W.'r' . =
eysc, or more hi pbics 10 rhe - 2lr men' % mon
i.;.5 - t,s,r,, wsl snl sung. JouEsL
The sRn oie ,isP 'S I' ySS Of ca,s aud
- ei' M ,sts,s bnt liz y dwet upon lr many - me
'os ON obsletliss North American Aet'oo'I hi'n scAi
Review
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L,NAMELED BED ROOM FURNITURE Of
Al Warranted Manufacture at S24 and upward, o. Far
Ting,on's Waefoora No. aGs Csnslst. opposite Wooster
Established In lss3.
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h-ppy TO be able to certify to the efficiency OF MhS
wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, and to the truth Of
VIDA, II Is represented to accomplish Having sE,tle ooy 'u
rns greatly from eethipg who could not rest, and at night
by his cries would not permit soy u the family to do 80
purchased bottle Othe Soothing syruP It's effect upon hra
s m,gc be went 10 sleep and all pain and nsf'
Wei had trouble with him sincs
and the lit fellow viii pass through with comfort the
cruesng process eehioy by the sole I'd Of Mira WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mother who regards
the health aud life Of her children should po.sess IL.
Mrs H. A. ALGER, Lowell Mas&'
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BORDyAUx, July i, 1867.
We b,v. the honor 70 inform the public that have eso
bed depot Of our WINES IN the City OF Nswf and
have appoited Mir j. ARC MARTIN our Agent for the
uted States and the Csnldss
All our Wines strictly pure, and esa De used Win
safety for family and medicinai purposes. . ,.
''e' '' PEIIi, DE CONINCR, MONOD L GUIRAUD.
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1ile0ilal.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS ! MOTHERSi!I
Don't fail to procure MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETaING. It has No eqaa
on earth No mother who has ever tried MRS. WISSLoWS
SOOTHING SYRUP will consent to let her chad ps's
the distressing and critical period ofeethius witaouf
the aid Of this invaluable preparation II life and heskh esa
be estimated BY dollar, and cents 1t Is worth Lite weighs u
gold.
Million, ofbotes are sold every year In the United ssGs
1t Ia an old and well-triei remedy.
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1nrnliure.

DON'T buy Camp or Family BEDsTEAD II
~ you find sbe'te one than on can see a. COLIosS
10 ria FuItonst. near Nassau. Cell ind tee 1t.
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Addre. TIE TRIBUNE.

THE NEW-YORK REFORMER-A Daily
and Weekly, published At Wa,eTfowD New York is the
best advertising rduIn in he Northern Of The State
St Lswre ce Oswego, aud Lewis Counties aud IRE Day
hG a crcuson of 80. Ia jefferson County eIIhe. the
Dsly or Weekly il read in alost every family Terms
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D We will teach our "SUsy" 10 say. "A BLkyAso
on Mas. WlSsLow"-for helping her TO survive
and escape the giping. cockinL and tee,hing segs-
We confirm every word set forth in the PRosFEcrUs
performs precisely what processes to perform. every psts
Ofltnohlng less. Away with your cosii'lP p,'-s-aa
Drops "Lsudanum." aud every otho1 Narcotic" By
which the babe drugsed into spidity and rsndesd aaa
snd idiotc for life.
We have never Mrs Winsow-knov her Only through
the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing" live bad the power would make hsr. shs u
physical savior to the infant race.
GER Chamben5urs, Penn.
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ave use MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
daily and would advise all parents procure suppy"Rsv.
Aaron Jones b Editor of The Mississippi Bsps. P,slisbsd
at Jackson.
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6emin9- Morbines.
Burning Snio, Oils, &e.

pEFlNED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
~ OiLReceiyed dec, from the manufacturers aud for
70 Quantities 20 sut the very lowest market rae by
bCHiEFFELlN BROTHERS 4 Co.,
kos I7V aid i7S WDIism. ST.. hew-KoIk-
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Real estate for Gale.

FOR SALE or to RENT-A frst-class four.
4 story bFownstone trout HOUSE. situated in Astsi,
TN bOu and built In the bed mslncf
Apply 10 W. ~ S EY IOUR L. Co., No. Chathamsquors
HOUSES in WILLIAMSBURGH for SALE
The lst. 3D. end 5h Houses easerly from snihhs u,
H. Dsyoet also Cotsse corner Of Soh and Ainsie ST.
I'll be sold =, low price, and essi terms. Applyt to
h. K KELLOGG. No % Besvesst, n. 4.
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professional Nctltes.

CATARRH! DYSPEPSIA WHY, Mr.
~ Editor cannot these diseases be cared ns1hcy can
the true Cause OF thetD understood snd appropriate
remedies given. D.. G0ODALE. q, No. G2 Broadway n.
Y. has clearly defined the and locality Of eecb
and he them luc0se pDs.. stamp and s6no e. MIN
for pamphlet and the Information mpsrted By it vii
pensste you for the onily. ou for consolation from
{. to .. m.
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1)nre iUines, Sc.

r REG leave TO state that | have opened my
,,oy. Al No 200 Pesr.st near Naiienlsne where shall
l.ep fa a,sor Of the WINS and PUkE
COGNAC BRA 9DIkS Of MesHA PAUL DE CoSiN0h'
MONOD L 0UIRAUD
tended to. y MAhc "Anbi"
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We take pleasure TO with entire confidence Mr.
J. MARC MARTIN. Agent OF the firm PAUL DE CO
kISCK MONOD 4 0UfRAUD Of Bordeaux. We can as
sur. our friends that the, may ely the purity OF all Wines
sold b, ths, Arm through Nj MARTIN.
GIJRDON BUCK, NJ. D., New.fork.
HORACE GREEN. NJ d., New'York:
WILLIAM X. BROWN d. D., Brooklyn
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Gales bp Gneiici,.
A. NJ. MERwiS. Aucrones..

A. NJ. MFRwfS. Aucrones
by BANGS, MERWIN s. Co., Irving Baild.
oo,ry Pienres Works 81 Art Fsncy Goods Fan'cs pa
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rGng WORKS In Phiol ", General LteFstpre. Poetry ard
le Drama very many VOLUMES II special interest watch srs
out Of prnt especially rich In most eAensive aeno "a
and particularly imponsn IN gard 70 the oi1ve
ct lsmept history and public Esir OF tbs country Msnyo
diem extreme rarity sd are not TO De loGnd n rrssx
tory Catalogues ready and may be hse on HPpcsen
NUTCH BULBOUs BOOTS at AUCTION
~ THIS DAY, tho. ia BR ANYWAY 81 20 o'clock u
GisdioIn,e. Tuiip, Ctocus, kauoncules, AnemoRLes
Crown Iuperis Jonquils, Lilies and sssgon' &c. ~
A. c. T0TrLE, .octioDees.
TJNWO FARMS for SALE at AUCTION
The ,ubscribers viii sell a. public s1c'en 81 the Hotel II
Isaac Hoes in the village Of hind,rbo9k Columbia Couu-
noon tw FARMS adjoining each other situated in the tovs
OF In said county owned aid oc:0pied By Lucas
Van Alien at his decrease. One c0nisns 1871 and ths
other ll0 acres. Title Il dspusbis. Terms liberal
DAVID VAN SCaAACK,)
JOHN VAN ALIEN, Trustees
AARON VAN ALIEN,
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Amrscmerts.
AMERICAN MUSEUM

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
oNYRl ~ MORE
~the gest
THANKSGIVING ATTRACTIONS,
which the immense crowd ThundAy KEEP, thousands om
The Gres. Drama
HARVEST HOME
AFTERNOON aud EVENING, at and Il o'clock.
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
from Il Q coast Of Labrador will be on - ,.,,<
Exhibition At ALL HOURS, DAY AND EVENING;
and may be swimming in his large tauk wish al
Ais native grace and grandeur
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
from the River NJ r. EyTt viii c c1n,inp e g ,v,
THE 200 EDUCATED WHITE, RATS.
viii perform variety Of qnp,iTs Iies sS Sad ne
'nu'e T thrt9i MAMMOTH 5iT GRIZZLY BEAR sAa5oS
c09 TRE NIS SI2T GsRGE sPEGELE0 BROoE-TRotT
TIE GRAND AQUARlA, HAPPY FAMILY SEAL,
&c, always please and amuse o., yiitort "a ,s,.
Admission 20 all p GEMS; Children under ~ 10 cents
I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
one HUNDRED Al AND TWENrYFoUR THOUSAND
r otSrHhf
EVERY NIGHT DUsISe THE WEEK,
ENTIRELY NEW VERSION
Of the
GREAT Union BURLESQUE,
TIE SEVEN SONS,
MAGNIFICENT oRrGtSAL sclNERy, m,
BRILLIANT SCENIC EFKECTs.
EXQUISITE AUsIC.
And In addition .,,.,o,
SPLENDID NEW U5IoS TABLEAUx,
comprising 1900,
THE SPIRIT OF JAChsoS
THE TOMB OF a WASHINGTON
THE STAR or UNION.
TIE BATfLE OF BySEEE HILL.
fhE f bESPa OF TAEL HsssH sly
MAILING UP TIE FLAG ,,,,,.,,
AN EPISODE oF TnE REgEt ~ }HIn IN VIRGINIA.
APoIHEosIS
wAsH1YoroS AND UNION
A''G T 1dp 'P PREfRiESS Po)L or WATER LILIES
ASCENT OF THE GUAnDffSS SPIRITS OF THE LAKE,
THE GREAT BSTrEAU SCENE,
ARcADIAS NYMpns,
Reclining amid their hocks by The ..
M6CSTAIN ToRRENF OF REAL WATER
Doors open at 6; cemmerces ct Z. O'CLOCK
Dress Circle may be securrd ten days in advance
WALLACE. r...... D...,,., an, ,,.,.,
Performances conclude before II.
NOTlCE-Doors open " to begin at u O'clock and end
before H.
GREAT SENSATION. -
GREAT SENSATION.
CONTINUED BURSTS
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE AND LAUGHTER
VAST SUCCESS
EVERY NIGHT until further notice of the
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY
MAGIC MARRIAGE
MAGIC MARRIAGE.
MAGIC MtRRtAOE.
To conclude with the FsToe called
THE ~CAPE-GOAT.
The following array Of 'alsut win appear;
MI. LISTER NAbLACK, Ma HOEf, .o..,-,.
Mr.. CHARLES FISHER, Miss fANNh MOhhsn'
Mr. BLAKE, Nio VILLA Sl s,rI n IN
Mr.. g. HOLLAND, hu JO bS - ~, io-''
Mr.. FLOYD, NJ n H.. ;,y ~
'A' Mr. PARKS.
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"Mr. WINsLow's SOOTHING sYRUrhu unprses
dened ssle vita me- my customer. have ascertaineds
inertia This 10 the time IN thyhve years drug ousi
ness that have udorsed sdicne for intrinsic good qaA
lies. gives tie sre,,e satisfaction TO parents saA
nurses. sord and que.ude without any unpesssDs
fleets attending its use.
GEORGE A. FOWLER ofGui,erd"