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September Isl.


1 Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, lS7 Broad
tay would inform the gentlemen of New York that bis
r and Winter style of Hats is now ready for their npec
op and critical judgement Claiming the distinction OF
having been The first TO project and abide by strictly
asasIcAN style of Hats, instead Of servely copying the
Fashions of Europe, which often unsuted to our cll
male and manners, be re)oces to perceive that others have
s.ep n to follow his lead, and that the following OF
European Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.


He offers Winter style Of Genemens Nutria Hats at
s. So and them equal in MATERIAL finish, fashion
and durability to any Hat sold low as S4 in the city
But he wishes it distinctly understood that his best Hats
po sod at this price but 81 90 These he recommends
equal any hat sold in NewYork at IS UNDER and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
Genlemen visiting our city are respectfully invited TO
call and examine his stock of Winter hats and Judge Of
quality. He is conf"ent that, whether the cheapest
best Hat is desired, the inquirer will here be satisfied
| Ty him (s2ot) o. FISH, 1877 Broadway.
" Fur Hats nt S3 5O.-The subscriber having
| bad nnn,ber Of applications for a FUR HAT, combining
,s manufacturers by
tlbe tnabed Wednesday next, Oct 18th, 10 offer 10
numerous customers and me public generally an art,
@ which, tor tDeneSs OF material and beauty Of hnh he


s confident will be equal not superior any thing of
t same description that has, as yet brsn offered The
acrber will insult intelligent public by saying,
hsanguage OF advertiser who claims esuale ~ the
rhons, that the article offered is the that
hm.y sold for six and even seven dollars; still he has
nhfstaon in asserting that ,rOr at least twelve and
hs per ceAt than ihe price asked. tie is also pre-
pared 10 sell CASHMERE HAT Of superior quality at
The same price, for which, together with
Satin Beaver, Moleskin, ard extra fine Fur Hats he socs
ishare OF public paIr,oqnsa!ge I,q,s! ,,,,


4 olO I'm s. WlNTERTON, l66 Canalst., N. Y.
uHass. Hats! Mais:-FALL FASHION,
The subscriber invites attention OF the Beau Monde
lis beautiful graceful and tasteful osp be!crowned Hat,
being the only really fashionable article OF the kind cxtant
though he expect but imlatos will spring up, and
| clrn The benefit of his own original conceptions


To that these Hats surpass any thing OF the kind IN
more % ,an is wSrran,t BY an experience years
the business, and he invites gentlemen who study grace
| and fashion, 10 call and examine for themselves.


large assortment of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags
Hat Cases and in fact every thing necessary Tor gentle
mans travelling outfit! nay s:9 s ss found no q broadway,
apSl Gs opposite Howards Hotel


u Fall Fashion RlH1s now rcndy-wntson'.
Sill Hats, only $3.50, are recommendeI 70 uie PUBIC no'
eny for economy but possessing oil the elegance o con-
ace cannot fail to commend iself to the eonnosseur as
Telas economist Also, Meeskin Hats at $500; Beavers
A5o; Cassuiere and Naria Hats, al $3.50 each; these
IRE bis standard prices and he need only remark thnt by
nnng himself 10 one quality and price for each s, aescp
prices far below those which Hats OF the same deScrlp
| ton are now vendirg by other manufacturers


steady and permanent increase OF patronage i"r e
Vast years is sufficient indication OF public judgement
! and constitutes the best test OF their merits M
Wholesale and retail, at WATSON'S, l4 Cta,h amst
( and l6O Bowery iStt
" C.. B. Avord;s 81 SO Hats, No., Broad





pattern Of Gentemens Hats in September the style and
smu'y of which is the consequence OF greatly increased
atnand, yet the spirit OF audabe economy suggests some


aement in prices which, far practicable he yields
ready assent and to end the result OF experiment and
mn, 10 workmanship he is most happy in Informing hs
friends and customers that in addition his usual variety,
nc now opeIs an article at SS which 10 all appearance Is
equal 70 The more costly.


D. b. A. in recommending bis new style OF Hats would
not attempt any play upon the imagination but most re.
peetpy invites the lovers OF becoming and tasteful art-
e dess 10 the most psrfect production he has ever IN
air
ascN Srklngly beautiful the eye resting upon u win
ashcano and delight, and it is the intention that tue m
Gnac excee OF his manufacture shall fully sustain The
| reputation he has so long enjoyed. oS II
| U AT a Meeting Of the Special Committees ap-
pointed by the First Second Congre gatoua Unitarian


eae OF this city, and the First Congregational Unitari-
as0tiety Of Brooklyn, held the First Unitarian Church
sChambers street, Sunday afternoon. Oct O. 10 take
Go consideration measures proper 10 be adopted as


ale OF respect 10 the msmory o the late Rev. LILLIAN
A stLERY CLAIMING, D. D.


I aO6ERT AINSLlE, Esq, called 10 The Chair, and
~ BENJAMIN F. .NHEELwRIGHT appointed Secretary.


on motion, the following Resolutions unsnim u,ly
Sea ordered TO be published, and copies OF he same,
hed 5y The enre Committee, TO be transmitted to The


ly ofthe deceased and 10 the Church OF which he was
4 senior Pestor.


<solped, That in the death o,he Rev WILLIAM ELLERY
CANNING, d. D. we de plore the departure from this nte
she eminent Dviae, Scholar, Phlanthrcpi.t and Chris.
GAM whose coquence in the pulpit, whose gifted pen,
l'ase wdereaching love of man. and whose pure and ee


NED piey constitute lasting cain on the gratitude and
aspect o. the community.


hse with the Family of the deceased with the Chuch


inch enjoyed the Distinguished benefit OF his mS,ry and
ss M surviving Pastor in this their severe bereavement
Rssolred That with the view o.! rightly doing honor 10
sm.mory these united Churches bound together in the


pe faith Of hich he 80 long ,e able advocate VIII
@ special funeral service at the Chapel OF the MeSSah
"a Thursday evening next The 18th inst, al O'Clock


Ss,otred, That the Rev HENRY w. BELLOWS, Pastor o'
sF!rI congregational Unitarian Church OF his cy be
aa sed 10 deliver Discourse on that OCCASION couinem


Roed That the Rev. F. 4 Farley, Pastor Of the First
SSosgIegatonal Unitarian Church in Brooklyn, ana !he
nes Andrew P. Peabody of Portsmouth, N. h., now 9th
Nsss OF the occasion.


Resolved That The Rev. Clergy OF this city and vicinity
Staend p aiNSJtE Tha;rnan
4 D. f. WHEELwRIGHr, Secretary. oil 1t


q To Gold and Silver Ar,ixnn..-a public


.ug o. te SSla aed Silver Atzans will be held at the
aailon House No. lSe Wes, Broadway, on Wednesday
aning, the 18th inst, at halEpas, O'Clock for the pur


e Of making arrangements unite with their fellow c


s IN eeiebrattne the introduction Of the Cro,on Wafer


articles OF Gold and Silver respectfully invited 10 al
NJ. g. BALDWIN, Chairman
4 49, e'aoN, Secretary. oS i,iS-


T Particular Notice.--Those person, havin.


OF any description 10 dispose OF, or who break


serse.keepng, viii fnds ready sale Tor any portion


oa The subscriber. Goods TO any amount purchased.
F. COTTON y CO. Is7 Cha,I amst
al frrae Sale2 6rstrate Piano Fortes that will be so


9o" ie29 #


a.Is,f.W AZ Wet, Dnnsp or DRY Cellars paved Wit


,S Tue and made air rater waicrtght tor seven cent


b. ~ " paved with Cement concrete, for ten dollar


s"u ABIJAa SMITH, IS Hamiltcn-st.
/ Finally Ribies.-An assortmen, of Quarto b
1 ~' saie Ia quantities or ut retail very cheap, by


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