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NEW MUSIC.

Ditson g. Co. publish several new "V Ocal
Gems" from Generere de Broban namely the Couples
Of the Gens-darmes" the "TyrolieDne" trio, and the
SeTenade" duet, with French and English words.
Among their arrangements Of dance music from the
same opera, by S. Knight, the Ballet GaOp and
"Genevieve Waltz both extremely bad. They likewise
issue PoipotnT on Generere by Mr.. Charles Wells, TO
which we can give hardly any praise 1t consists
OF "a patchwork OF the principal airs, strung together
without artistic connection and incorrectly transcribed
From LecOcqs opera bOufe Fer de The they have Pot
yolrTI by George A. Russell, and Gatop by
f. Ketterer. Mr. j. s. Knight has prepared for
the same house n waltz arranged from Stigells Iso-
lima" The song loses ts Characteristic grace when is
compressed into strict Of the dance and
cannot call Mr.. knights idea happy Among other
ations by Tito Mattel upon his popular Non rer;
GONE Into the Garden Maud" song by Miss NJ
Lindsay, adapted to a bass conraO voice. and mar
veous from its melancholy mOnotOny; "Angel Voices"
pretty and graceful song by j. r. Thomas, with chorus
Gd ibittm; and the Broadway Polka" arranged by
W. +. Wellman, jr, which processes to Introduce
the air Walking Down the ZoO," but in reality
consists Of that popular song and nothing else whatever
II Will be therefore that most OF the present batch
Of new music is the merest cheap shop work.
The firm have repubshed the weliknown
Method Of Singing" by Madame Chit Damoreau, writ
ton for her classes at the Paris Conservaory-a work
which has been for many years in repute smaller
treatise on the subject entitled "SOlfe00i" by
sig. Mkseh adapted by "E. s. :" Exercises for
training the Female Voice." by Emma Seller and
school singingboOk by w. o. Perkins, bearing
Inc pieces In this lastnamed collection are Of about
the usual Indifferent quality many OF them are orlg
haL Inc introductory treatise on Musical Notation
iStenco.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
,csose THY ATLANTIC By CnAKJIs HAEsELsA' ~ "
AChOss 1hh a., -, ca n b. Prtesos Brothers 49,.

- , ,--, ,S,tc Nv CalKLrs HAEsELEH A. - '
AChOss 1hh =. en-, n b. Pstersou a Brothers -
The local popularity attained by these l9St .,n
xhen published in one Of the journals OF 1oT,apent
state has suggested IN the Ot any peeia
form Of the present volume o'a , large class Of
value or importance but VIII the records Of
readers , VINO - So author follows the usual Fesua
foreign rave nj, France switzerland, Germany
noI arS Fnsamd, and pungcs boldly into diiiase 's,
Ity anu 90 soegcs and objects with which everybody Is
,en',iar eer pem personal observation or rom
te thrlceold tale Of others lie writes i, an 49,
syle his a. amer is lively enough Tor inc mos, i'
nuSn' - very tiresome except when he indna g
80 freely In drery attempts at pleasantly some Oh 1n'
Sesrriptons. ndood are rather spirited although -,
toueh op AM new topic iaaart any fresh iD''
nlailnn.
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y. A. Co. also Puhlish
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TIIE FOLLOWING VOLUMES tchFhlSiN"
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In this series Of included the famous novels o.
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EORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC
" NOTICE hereby given he oRurfs, ccuprt or ou
psns 40 lolrs aud lots. urusd uunToyed Lands. Affected
htru that he nuae have been completed and 80
gsl If ls Board Of Asser Jr eruaaton by all per
Dol. Interested.
For sitting curb srd gutter oles AID agsug sdsWslAs In Isl
ave. from o. o. .J.l stf,,t
2I-Isrf,.sne sidewalks ln cob street hon Oh to llth ave
Jior tagging ass nvnh s Of i'e,sos 'ireei on Washing
TOD to Wet srei
4or aliug grading sitting curb end gutter aul Gag
sdeNalls ull d.. from hiula4i to tur 9TH af,ulc
5t-for asgrg sidewalk n aJh street. north Side ifom BIB avcuue
20 POI 10 ie-t aett thereof.
C-Fur rcluang gsug setting curb anl gutter stones AID fs
gug sidewalks n "a ave- iruia l.1ih To ii9th street
1tbfor tutt u 18th 81, um hc lllon RIVER 20 ahl
through luth 90 - feet
0t-For building sever. il ,l aud s5 It,, between oh soi oh
The limits embraced ~ Include al DE several Houses
su Lots ~ Ground vacant Lots pieces aua parcels Of Land ucd o.
II Bot Il ist 9Th e. tfh sts
a. 10th SIDES VI yth st. bet 10Th aud nth ayes
side Of Rector street bet Washington and West
Of Broadway To the Nhat 90 tic
en-, o. bali tic block ou SAID yha,c AMI Broadaay
The north side Of Sll street. Ton J ave 10 poul 10 rt
oh Boil, side. Of 2l,re ?sh to 29hst' to the extent Of
half the block % saii streets
I'm Roth sides Of 1uth street tho Hudson River also
a., blocks bwru 7h aud d2d streets aud ah
nth thr side VI lIt ave hon ih TO 'hss
also. Central Park 49,,
whose Interests Affected by the Hho'cuamed Assess
the either Of them requested
their objections writing e. saac Hunt Chairman OF the
their ohc- No "a Chambers street Basement
New Cot House Ni,hn thirty the date Of tbs
ISAAC %. HUNT.
T. HARRISON REED. Board OF Asscssora
GUERNSEY SACkErrD
OHre Board New Court IIou e. Nov "a 1868.
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Corporation ilOtit,s.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pub

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice IS
Y hereby te one, occupant or o'p1a o. Az
hou,,s 49, '. b,, hem eoped asd are lodged in the
Office Of ,hr examination by ali persons interested
H. Por paving with tap e.css gh street from l,t TO "a 'ys1a
ll. street to and near - avenue
~ foI Issla e., .f-sIs ,' it and stl av.r1rs
M Ior laying eesaas' hen ae " - e,In,I , S '''
& lI , h h ,,.i itreea S and N,,.on a,euue,
Ola FvI yu. ~ and oiL ites bc'Ae' 'A aui 90
5 For battling sewers 10 Washington street Jsue su 10
streets Wsyery place. between Chnsi'phrT ~ ". W.
Church street. hetneea lpenai snd Waller streets
side 81 Mfon ..esi sn Isshn Ton streets -l south Sic
Of Moios street from Bese.er to 0"1i 'i,s' s s f, e
\ e s. ". Of "nedy place and West lth ,,ree
fds ,he sar,l .aie OF lies .rrst . pier No 20.
i'm bug sa, Goth AM Ssh streets between Tie
iaa r bsSs in % on sh street 20 md through
S Fof 5ass 'e 10 81 araue between l2ol and 1891 streets
Iah Por buas .s-,r, lss a,era, rom 4h street 10 rl
through ~ avenue snd ~ LIZA street be'rten ID AID so
~, nu embraced br such a,'reut re'e ~ d. .erea houses
d. 81 Jh ste on isl to "a arenus' 10 ine etiert 81
- Boil .iS, II M sn, nom A,enne to ID avenue a.o both
side, 81 lsts,eaae. hsm l!.'h 70 ~, street
80 ~ ,.,,r.y de o. liaasfs s[5,, isoa W. o
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a. Bob .le,of 77l street aa Hi to Madison a'eae ae a.
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m .s tol sides - WaieTy Place rom thurat ~ Nff 'h
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also beth from Weller Lsperad stttt
60 Morton seit fu Washington Go Wet stIecisi
Morton street from Is H. bel.rit.Isca
gh B.th lth sud lI q Iee 20
oat bali che l.ocA ct.tr uftcyu IRON sue eoiug
NsyeIr Pace suI ~ ctl luh s.r.si.
De, AID o. side 81 Wet street
non t north ea't py aad West streets 20 post distant
bar the block tbrfrfon.
ih not ofa5h Tom Madison 10 'h also both
sides aG'b std s1tL from iInn ih 20 5' avenues
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Old fon ab TO Il ri also, tLe e.s s-e Of ga avenue
fiuiu Hlih 10 0iil STREETS
sides " lh sHd 2 street ~ 81 to SOB attuHssi also d. east
o. h between 1880 and l streets AID 2th ui Islst
u j., from i2th 10 2h streets; also ioi
hon 1T 20 90 nl. both sH- ~ 'h
ayclacs tie Of ith from %ita
~ l.th street.
rels0s shase Interests afei hy The above named As.e
msn aai sla opss 20 s sAnr or err ieea az riee
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Hofn tsses their oncr No o. Chambers street Brrft
fom the tstr OF this notice
~ : nsr q gEs kRFeo. Board o, A.,,..sr.
GUERNSEY SACKErT, }
HaklD og AFsFss0as, I
NN
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~ ARRANGRMESr-Lesve Jslcsslp: $50 for 6recsFsn
and al except willow Tree 10 NnFthpot rns ~
all stations except Wos Tree Express Train or krefhssd
stopping Jamic Mneala Heksvle aud al stations east ui
train will through 10 0reenpor, SATURDAY. ssh S"r
port Passenger Train ADD all stations Nsw Tree, 80
FArngA Passenger trsn and station this aa Sl Oh
North lsp SATURDAY nght Sunday train ue
Point T. for Glen Cove, Rcslrn, Huntington aud kertbFA
r,turtng Huurs Point At $40 10 tase saeet o.
20 i8t8 L. u BARTON. SUIT
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ones Board Of Assessors "o &c" Court t oas So, "a 1903
CKSrN,L DEPARTMENT or rnE MErRoroLrriS PoLcE,}
No no MuiBERtfsr. NKw lOKN Nov. "a. 1863
LIATIHE 40 MISCONCEPTIONS OLE REElSUEA

No NO MulBkhtfsr NEN OK NOV, ~ nb5
NOTICE TO INSPECTORS OF REGISTRY
~ AND ELECTIOSS-lt the of Inspectors Of Registry
at the polling places Of their etve districts FRIDAY aud
SATURDAY aud continue Ia session until y. M each
day in section 10 CHAPTER 100 the Laws Of o which
provides moNs In tue Cy of NeWlOk the Inspectors Registry
shall tie FRIDAY and Saturday preceding the Charter Election
which they shall the electors made per
eei the General Election Immediately preceding which said
shall he revised corrected and completed Ia the provided
revising correcting aud completing the register electors le the
TUESDAY three weeks preceding TIE election At General Elections
NOTlCE TO CANVASSBRS who NJ the last
General Election hereby notified required perform
the duties Of their Offices the coming election specially
10 the contrary.
The polls close At o'clock and "a Minutes and arc
statne required he the polling places Of their respective
districts al least thirty minutes before the enug the poll
NOTICE TO VOfERSThs Registry Polling aces IT
the Charter Election TO he held tie lt day Of December
they the late General kectou except Fourteenth Ward
Fourth District. from No ana Mabeuyst No 81 Sprugst By
order Of Board Of Police TlIOS C. ACTON President
h. G.. IIA0LkY. Chief Clerk.
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Cirr or S.vYons DEPARTMENT o, P,S.sc.l

BUREAU RECEIVER TAIEL
COUKT IiOrsE PAEE, Oct 81, 1868. }
Two TAX PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby given
that will be sddcd to all unp, the lat
esmberi also. additional per December IS
On all taxes remaining unpah Janasry interest At the
twelve anuum calculated the the
ceV. by the Receiver o Tass the day Of will added
No vii lie received amer o'clock M. Ofee hours
mto2p BARNARD SMYTII. Receiver
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VIEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING nov. y, 1858.
Passenger Station NswYork corner e. ard fss
Entrance on Twenty sereAih'a

TRAINS LEAVE NEwroRK' -,
FOR NeNHsVsu and Bridgeport 100. 500 tEhl IL" n "i'
(ELL 800 (kLl a>J AS ana LOO tEx) m "a :, =
Tor Milford. straiiord faHheli Sosslofh ana "'"P'' ~"
Po Sorr.n ToO 90 orb AGO. ILoO lAls E 100 IEIL
80; ~. III , go sS 600 a. % nm ~ as 4as sWNm
For sauori sOa lEr 900 lisoa IA ls.iS tELhHs u"
For Gr.,aweh intermediate stations TO- sVo Inv $40
S'S a. Nv ~"P CONNECTING TRAINS
For Be.,ou via Springfield, 400 ~ o. S~ MI Wv
Fer S.ss -. Sss Ls: Sco M Ef M 500 I a
Ter couu.eseu, Rive. Railroad tEI ilsR to MOI
" fo a Nav T. P p sSd F.At Railroad Ms
For N.wIIav.u New LOudoa AID s.OsinE'n RIr''d "'~
For Csu.i R.Yrosd 800 N. 2sp m, to S''iA'H''' So
For Hss,.tople R,isead AGO a m. 400 m
Fer S,Ss.,ass ksIo.S S s,,,o,5 i 40 go ,sp
co~Hodo"' sleeping Cars attacked TO a'V ANS Ho1r SAP.
NEW JERSEY II. R.-CHANGE OF h S.ss.s
$50 Via csniss m. Pm ", va s'. ard w..hsr
TO-. n% r.; p No.. "a % m. For s South ,sd w'"-
ron raS wEsTs..O am, 80 "a cslas.
nth BAT silver Pas. ...pias ear: 90 At
sinnAh early m. usu, hy ether T. n. through Css
@sa' si ss on as % s', s
anmorsas from Chicago l.Datyl p '" JAY
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAi Ninss ass
IA RoAD-for Long Branch Ied bAa'' ""
~ steamer JEssR Horr daily except Sundays oe'''
From Pier No 30 foot Of cA."''i% s. ssspES Co. It.."
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD of LONG lS 10 ,'.i"
~ S. =. ns o. TIM s.. g. sd Roosevelt .: en-
flor SOush sev.ntLst wihan.eaTgse ,yo,., :, es ss
i.%.s RSpainr .a,s hp 81, aud ga an. ,,i,ss
ping a. istsrGss. stations aud h sa2. J.%ss' ~
fG a1sO SIS SIS n. az s S'i i..si viii N. BY the
P.sps, de.s:d aud baggage checked to I'D I E
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nfb publications.
4 NEW VOLUME by LOUISA MUHLBACH'
d. APPLETON & Co,
NOS 90, 90, AND 81 GRAND-sT, y y
Pahish This Day.

PRINCE EUGENE AND HIS TIME0'
BY LOUISA MuHLBACH
Tptsd by A. Dew ChsadrOH Translator Of Joseph H. ''' HE
Court"
i,oun. octave With ight Illustrations by Castor Pay
Price paper. covers, 81 50i cloth 81
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Situations &lmtsS- females.

Situations &lmttS- females.
A LADY has IL Wheeler y Wilson machine
GOOD opsrao teacher Of piano aud other branches
wishes ENGAGEMENT here or 70 90 thna asa son' pay
her No iraers need answer 6fernpoi1i onee
A DRESSMAKER, who understands cutting
and sitting Of drennku. wishes - make 40 Ia
GAGENNI y week lie good cutter AMI hlteI fsase
call or aiires. DsSMAKGSG, No. 40 Sacsest South BooAn
A GERMAN GIRL wants q situation TO do
hGENEEAL HOCSbWoRS or as COOK, WASHER aud IhoNhh
bet Of references. Appy It No u Stanonst near lower
~ CESFK.t UOrSRNORK or COOK. l. siing ad 0hlsing
can on Nr MID oadst between Avenue srd X
A ILrespectable Families. Boarding houses and
"A Hotels supplied good SkRNANfS tom al uaion
Tps.ai Catholic Ms NOkNsTOSS Ohee No ~ Beecfessb
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BEiDEsBrRG Pa. Nov ~ 1905 >
DVRTIC SALE of CONDEMNED JIM
EaN.R avn ORINAgCE STOREs-A largo amount Of n"n
.musd Ornnce and Stores will be offered Tor
nc AUCTION Frsnksrd Arsensl Phsdepls on 49, Ia
The Dist dsy % December 1893 l0i ocook 40 Ihe O's
eomprise s some Of principal articles 10 be sold, VIZ
rnnb guns various ctiIre&
1919 600 pounds shot. she'll, &c. ,,.
an nnskcts. cartines. nhes &c, VARIOUS h"'-''
5000 pounds Of guupowicr.
al.5t5 " Of iafABiry scrnutreinrrls
47l6 lots 4 cavalry ace0utreneni%
f27 saddles
~ cub brides
49, Watering BRIDES
az hass - 49,. .t..io tte,,
Persons wishing complete i' Of the stores 10 be o esq ons9 sn
application 20 the Chief Of Ordnance at sshn t9l ~ -
Col Or snir a. A. Purchasing Officer corner 81 Houston sHu "'e"
York application 90 tbs ArsrlsL
\ Y. BENET Brrse- Iieui. Col T. = A, ConmahotE-
GOTH Auction SALE of SCRANTON
no COAL. on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23 lia The Delaware La'
auanni Western Railroad Company viii sell ny Mf '." ~
Drapef Co. Auconeers the Cympanys Naesro"H 30 20
change Place Ncw.lork, WEDNESDAY Nov - ., ~ oSs
noon ri Tnns COAL from the Lalawana leA'efA q"
their depot klEabehgort, " j., during lecr9,er wv pi,,
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Sails bp SuttiOn.
ON VT Shf'E = of handsome HOUSEHOLD,

AUCTION SALE of hands0m @ MOG 60 viii .s ..
n FUREITuRBAirsn " Mailer II ~ a. he private resilenoe
a,e ON che directly opposite The consisting
@ ~ s Side Chairs Rockers Piano , @,,1e Ref
par an Ingram Carpets Mating VI ~ T,ieyy
on suite Toilet Mirrors aud "ardro i,h Ire Az
Cirs md stone Dinner Tea, and Coffee Sets 'oz'He' WIN
'oIImg9 snauaon BY NewYOrk and Harlem S'ean'0'
Peckslp ...o,o.r. No 7 Pne.st. Hewiork ltYIll
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4 EIRST. CLASS ScILNIIrIC, LITEKAEY,
3nsiruttion.


<a 5nsnuuon.
&" 4 MER. SCHOOL INST" Founded 1865,
~ IshreliA,le Kiu'ai'esl bureau.
60 f rep rsasi,r' si'o ~ po.ios,,
= sSe parent. Information Of goo ,tso,;
Th,i.-u teas 'a a"Tysa The AMER SCHOOL lysr u'sis
'": "iaE Hig2T "f'f1caEa goG mEmcqT PLACE,
pu5i,lej IN ris Amer Eiaesuos-i Soa,aIy.
% y'es pg.1, s, , s -, .t s I' g., Class .,,.
Nv. ScnLRNEanoRN ~ Aeusy.
Branch on,, San pr,ro Chicago sni so,'oo ~
ANTnONs, Mr.. GEO. C., CLASSICAL
G,'srsan os ~ ssa 20 rarsy,. vii EloFfS s,Pl
4 HOME and SCHOOL for six boys, ages to
~ r. Address Mr. O. A. Russ, ia"rt'vn y. I
A HOME for BOYS, with special care, and
7drT l'i Mo5.4 a. .'' D''-' -' ''- .' "'
At TOWNSHIPS business College No 900
s 99sS s5 '.'ss G DAY e hs Das.I iaR
R0RDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,
fa5 .s az. Is' 6s FrfE B rf saa I time
HOARDlNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
~ DANBtLI Cohh.
EARRAND's COLLEGIATE ACADEMY,
Tim, enough ;sSo IghiS a;ra 1ap meets With
,"roapn, lat he Se.ds ne hrp a. ioas
1mols Tue patton, Of tIi, school are
-
Rev. Peter s'fJttr. clas = DAVIDSON B,a sasrsu.
| Re-, NJ. NJ. sniO yogl ,. Ilari,r Col L. b Cannon,
5 5;s,. S s:sst, E;; L: I b S,' H.. 49, #;
| GARDNER INSTITUTE 49, English and
French Boarding and 9 school f.. Ioa1 : :, n. ?. w
Nn T. II. GARDNER Principals
| HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, at Claverack
a.. "a r.: R h SG5 f ShSck 'l r" s. Term
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. IA
eS.. sSS fl Boy oR si SoI y r.:p. Sept
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
ul STIIuIE ,CLASSicAL COMMERCIAL ENGLISH FRENCH
ard GERMAN No. 90 SOu w..ns y q. Sg1srs ohoEGE W.
SsSHE T:.,oaG, SR v6 ss e. & tasa tie
Ess TINE With better CHARACTLR and better EDUCATION
| than from The public SCHOOL,
MRS. PARKS's AND MRS BENEDICT's
Msd.oSs1s corner Thirty sseond viii reopen sept Appnc..
heu' may be made personally or by letter
MILITARY BOARDING-S SCHOOL, White
| WI Plains. Eew.YorH. Principal. o. r. WILLIS, Ph ..
MIR VAN NORMAN
| wi EEGLIsH AND FRENCH FAMILY AND DAT SCHOOL
e. Ysusr L.a.. r.: Yves! TAryasA'A'i S'"iOi will EE
Yer full information Sc. crsal.r Addrs. as .bSy.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
aash in,,fuescS d. Enrh branches. Ce Maihs%s aud
circulars 1pFiy Col THO HYATT Pre.dsH. Of ?. 81. A
pUTGERs FEMALE COLLEGE, No. 4s7, 4s9,
III i9 finhAs. New lork The l;d 9ass q the Insiuon
Of the Colegs will begln on WEDNESDAY Nov 23tb
H. PIERCE. IL d., President
rTHE ENGLISH, FRENCH, and CLASSICAL
Il sCHOOL Of DIR v BERTEET Will open SEPT a. at No gao
Broadway. There gymnasium For circulars sppy 10 LOCK
WOOD, No al BrosdnaT
U,HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Established
D. 1870, No 0l West FoBreenihst sIthays Rev
b. CbApn PHI D. Rector uceesso 10 O. r. Quactenbof
The Second Quarter Of the ih school MONDAY
Nov 70 ts Bos Thoroughly prepared ioI college or ioI business
WEST SIDE LADIES' SEMINARY. MISS
w FERRIS, No 500 Wa, Thirty fourth It New tern
MONDAY Nov IL
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gt1 Qualifications.

A MEXICAN PHOT0-LITHOGRAPH co -
A OFFICE HsAALp BViLDS0-BTSsdsH-Reon 10.
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Trans Will leave Newlo by the PaYona Ferry VI Chambers
IT. AZ follows A9s AS 6iIo and $50 saturdays
only At midnight The aud ass trains through 10 Meuey
TuOS. W. DEMARESr, Superintendent
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Situations Ilan.tN- WaI,s.

SF1"EA'N'N NN''''F~
4 RESPECTABLE young man, speaking In
~ h aud Geuasu haeuty Of pleasing 'd dssrss POSITION
uo.abc ri TO cpaahy AID integrity Address 4 H. H.
Trauns once
4 GENTLEMAN experienced in Yankee
" Noians Dry Goods desires position a. Ltkk - SALES
Wan. furnish be,l reference. Address j. D. tribune uAce.
4 SITUATION WANTED-By young man
~ H. tie any whoessle house a. GLENN or oaer eapi't
"l ma.e himself nsnl Has good references Writes good hand
4 CLERK SITUATION WANTED-ln
= either oEocRR{ Or DRY GOODS noySh BY man oi "a.
O. ". a.. Box Ne 3.so' Post olee. CITY
A STU ATlON WANTED-By a young coli
= o.cdap as POTTER boz st or ohri la We yet "'y I,
eae sIag 20 iase mr.e ah Apply or address Tor hree
ds,, JAIEs JOHNSON. No p Suidrnst
A SITUATION WANTED-By a middle
a s-ri hone'i WITH tie best Of its references as IohIn n
o,e HATCibAN gnlr's'.nas both booughr anl IS
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4 SITUATION WANTED by a young man rs
~ PORTER oace drus hnness' has YEAR
. ur "a Won, Tor uolest. srT Appiy 10 Or address
dsys HENRY REGAN No. ls Las, Houston st. CITY
VOCAL MUSICIAN experienced Italian Pro-
fsor gea,,mu superior voe4s sho can furnish Toe 9esi
pry,te Address SfRurrORB Boz No no trbaae OGec
NVANTED-A SITUATION as FOREMAN
III te In Ill n, brsa6s. s.psc,, in LADIES fancy Shoes,
cutting pasr,, vel ain el'on or is4m work sud wl1
tbs dtr Aldes FOREMAN, Boz No. 10 rrhone 0hee n Y
EEyANTED-By IN Englishman and his wife.
w aFAHM to WORK SHAkfS Tbo horolstly understands
making the .es 9' o. De- G sS Sa'' AM ss sr ,
10y ''' So go. &C., =
A Ill who want competent HELP. Male or
~ Female "r City or Coan such as No'Thmen 1ioom' WAes
Iahote Farm Hands Ganenrs BOYS tooks Chamber
mal, A''''s Nn.'es % 80, :, aRP pg SFI ft-f
Servants INSTITUTE No laa hsgen'at corner Of siI'te
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Siismbuats sno SailroHos.

l OW FARE to ALBANY and TROY-Only
81 a-1hs elegant stsansu VANDERBILT aud CONNECT
CUT Pier No a. north Of sphng at evening" SATURDAYS
srespt couRsenE with rail IVES, and North Pare SUNDAY ca
Reforming, leave TTor al q aud Albaay at y.
NHANGE OF HOUR.-0n and after Tuesday
~ Nov TO- the New Haven Transportation ConplnYs steamers vii
leave Pier No 20 r. daily H., instead Of heretofore
SATURDAY nights al ~ O'Clock.
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SrxDAr TRN.-s;lo Train for OtsTlle ltl N ~
Pater,ou D. kgprsss for Dunkk Buffalo Roehtss
s West and South; 500 p kmgant trf
War Train. n D. ~. cor Paterson and Port Jsrv&
fIpc Trains through Salamanca Dankrk sni ba1o si
Of coaches aud direct connection WITH al Southern AZ
Western Ines
kghtTrsias = -
Ticket, obtained he CamBnvs 0hees No 2l Roai~ay t
Depot loot Of Chambe NeWl also u Long Dock Depot Js
CITY. H. hDDLb, GENERAL sGlh
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OrPiCr HakND uY ArEs0as,
Ne CONT Hyr.e. Nayem ~, 1872
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE DEPOT

L. foot ~ Chsmbersst PAvena Ferry; 49,
m Day Epsss fiT Rochester BHao saAnarsa Danff
inl al pohs West sac South.
ago m Bsy Tau daily Os'vie ard intermediate Stations
1000 Err,a Nal Buffalo Salamanca, DsEkrk, ADD az
points West aud South. .,,
SIS Uay for NddletoSn and Intermediate statoas
D. Wdy Epes stopping only Sterling Jnneton Tuners
Turner'S ltxcert otfodl heNOukht
frf,.v III. and poTf lrryis
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viii through Cincinnati Without enange
$500 . m IMMIGRANT Train. daily. tor the West
Also Wa Rather0ri PARK, Pase an1 fatefs"" ~
nd s:i5 n u ~ sra lts AIS e4o and II 90 Ca ".sss
uigs Theer O'clock for sufsn and EtsrnseA
stations