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1m Nusperfaufen gu Ginfaufss spreiien !!
George 6eb, SubbdnbIsr Bsifspsnnitrass
an Der @fe, SERVANTS Wirtbsbaufe
9e9enlber.
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BON Tapeten papier Ednbsr [Srresnl
Seuerbretts Der3ierunsen [Samns
@infaiIun9en], &c.
3u EinFaufss preifen. Sie fino ale BON
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man bas Gasb n6tbi9 bat. Ysricnen, ,psIbs
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msrn, ODER gn9dnss Su tapsSrsn babsn, fbns
nsn stpas srfparsn wsnn iis 70 baIo ais moss
lib anrufsn.
Npril, IL. 3m.
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Jn Der @aileneourt bon Yerfs
Sauntp.
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benen nit D1arts Sobu 8loole, glluire, ae.
maett mar, fir ben Ssrtauf eiuss eewilIen
6aufrs uno balber Grunplette NIT Dem 3ns
teb6r, belesen in Der Staot Neaoina umc
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Grfhlluns oes erIastsn gentrafts uitbt &C..
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: Der erlastsn Court.
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Der untsrfbriebsne bat ben mcblbefanntsn
&oblsnbof unb bas Stcbrbaus ubsrnommsn,
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unb sbonas, in osr Slo 3tsn Srase GEE
baIten ,purbs, mr sr fortmdbrsno porrdtbie
balten mirb bic bstsn 9Ssiss unb &ctbsafb>
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Huss uno &alfbrsnnsrs &oblsn. gbsnfaqs-
Sidorp uno @idNn SoI3, Gpps, Cali 6as
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Sldnf : Su0er.

9ic beiten uno not feilften
Sldnf Shtbsr, bic jemals in 1saoins gum
Serfauf ansebcteu ipurpen, beltebsub aus
qeosers, sro6 H. tlcn, in gang. II. balb Sano.
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rer Shcber bon Dem flsinltsn pabtucbe bis
gum sr6Btsn qcoaern, nit oem bettem
spapler nno panerbafteiten ginbano, pereen
fortroabreno anf 5anp sebalten unp poblfei.
lsr wie jemsls pcrfauft, fir Saarsslp,
bel George Beb,
Sncbs nnp Observation-Disclosures,
SO. 81, wefspsnnltrabe.
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SOuifOfer'S 0e6etzSu6.

Cine flsne Yartie BON cisiem nabrbaft
frommsn unb portrsfi1ibsn 8erfs. muresn 70
sbsn srbaltsn, unb wsrcen nun 10 0 y lfeit
gum Ssrfauf anssbotsn, am Sud)sgtpbr BON
George Beb, 9Seff Ysnnifrass, @de Der
Ncrp 4ten. gs iit Die E eeant ts 9tuftaas,
bsraus9s9sben pom @br,p. q. g. Ssrman, q.
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Nncbricbt.
e. g. Dunit. Hecbtsan,polt.

S. =. Cttitit, He6tsanipalt
ift nab &cabins Surtidgefsbrt unb bat rpisesrs
um anssfanssn bic @sfess ju praftisiren-@r
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BON Beo. o. Barclay, @sq, in Der noro
Stem Strass, ben 6fentntlib @sbduben asasns
Iber
9ieabins, Sanuar 3, ls43. 3W2.
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Nerbeirofbef.

-burb ben gbr,p. lorn. Ssaer am 6. april,
Sr. Mubsn Sibtborn Drudsr, NIT Weis @as
tbarine @rcf, bsioe pom bsfsr Staot.
i'm 6amburs, eurb ben Gbrw. 6rn. Sobn
&. IEeiant BON philadelphia, 6r. Sennspills
grbmaa init Weis @lifabetb Qinb.
--sbenfaas, 6r. 6enrp eorb NIT Wtis Nnna
IBilliams, ale BON Yottspiae.
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Dr. 50. s. S5ibfcbmta,,,
pen ber ginfina Gprin

: pen bsr Sinfins Sprins,
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NJ nsn frifbsn unp fbasbaren 1orratb
BON Msbisinen. Sranfe uno qsieens
80 Dc mtssn billisermsiis bic IooHnuns
bseen oas fcleenos Sranfbeitsn pcafOmmen
Furirt peroen ndmIib: AusSbruns auf Der
.rifsn Stufe - jees Nrt @afIsriu1t no nod
feline 4uflciun9 ffattssfuntsn - Sranfbsitsn
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L - Gn9briifiafsit, nsbif ben meifen anbern
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tubtn ouitsn - faIte 6dnce uno Suss -
Rranfss Scpfpsb - lanss anbaltsnos Ssbsr.
- @bsnfaus, jsns lange 2ieife pon weiblihen
welbe Sncpeuen uno Samllen
o psIes @leno peruriaben-bartndfiss 8lsbs
sn ODER Setter unb ale anoers 5autfranfbsis
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g ShiTfbru Die Briss nS ba ns
bce' bon 0leu' Orleans fur pbilaoelpbi(A
init Sn6er unb 9prap befabem ftrabett am
20. ,. Olts. in S1dbe bon 9urtasas. Bon
ihrer $abuns tpurbe ni6ts Serettet. A.a
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gu babsn fir Den serinssn prsis Don sbalsrn.
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elssantcn Srcntelpisb in ulferorud 81 je<
rsm Binoben. lin ben febr ssriHSe en-
preis BON 2 Sbalsrn.
GT3um Serfauf an Ssors Ses 8utb.
unb Sebrsibmatsriaien Stpbr, gte Der
4ten unb pennltrabc.
Geaoins, 4pril IL. SIN.
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0rFSe eben erbaiten, einsn Bcrratb BON
Or. feib's ipoblsrfabrensn ~
pferDe 9lrit,

Gin fsDr nislibss 6alfsbub fir jeoen eanbs
mann, sur Ssbanolun9 uno Soeiluns aOsr psrs
fbebensn Sranfbeiten an Yferben.
Gum 8srfauf in bisfsr 9rufsrei.
Msabin9, ben 2S. Wsdrs.
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WaifGunsen, pelebs nur Slaebabmunsen Der
DriSinals Daepi5in ftnp. 3ablreide Gmpfebs
lun9en iins trbaltsn rporben. piele oaDon ftnb
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lte oiefslbe in ibrer praris ausswenoet pa.
ben. tpillis fino, 3eusni6 BON ibrem Slnsen
;u seten.
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oem rpirfenoen prinsip Der Sarfaparilla. .tpie
cine @allcne jener Daifebunsen be ssw6bns
lib Uerfauft ,perben, unb Die welde i'm 8es
brautbe Der SariapariIa bintersansen mors
ben, peroen in oietm Gin ,prflames 5sils
mittel fncen.-preparirt BON 3B. WlarIball
Sl2, W'arftitra6e pbilabelpbia.
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9lpeQattDns SQoe.

Naotriht miro biermit se9sben, ba6 bic
1psuaticnes9aSe fir bic psrIbiepenen 3aun
Itbpe, Stdots unp lBarps, fir bas Sabr
l645, an tem eommiiloners Imt gu Nea
pms, sebalten werOeu, an foIssnO bsnanntcn
9aapn udnlirh
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Sa9en, namlltb:
Bern Hpril "a BaIbinstcn Wlai Q
Oter Bern "a Sertfcro Q
pcnn "a OlNrlet G
Centre "a pct Q
Oter 6eiocltera "a Notlano 4
lluter 5eiceIbsre 25 Nnsecmbmancr 4
3BomeIsporf 25 $au9Itbwamm 5
3ulpsbcfon 26 Dlaratapnp S
Ober SuIpehofcn e6 8ustaun 5
Bethel 26 Nlcbmpno 6
@nnru 81 Grhnwltlb 6
Srefncf 27 Nltanp
gaernarOen 81 q3inbfor s
Union % 6ambur9 8
Nobdon 90 eIfaB 9
greter 90 Waibenertet 9
Olep 90 Ncabin9,
Amitp Olai l g. 1B. 1Daro 10
Ocusla6 g. 8. 9SGo 10
Carl 9 81. 8. 1Saro IL
golebrccfpale 2 81. l5. 2Barp II
Die IfsGorcn, ipelhe in lS42 erwablt
ipurben, (tnb crInbt, cbne ScrSu9 al Dem
Commit f1cnerssImt anjurufen uno TIRE Hbs
ftriftsn fit pas Sabr l84s i'll empfans sl
nebmen.
Scbu Song,
s!1 ssm: arsslD, eommii.
9lpam $ei6.
Seseuat:- 9. 3. gunnius, Stbrsibsr.
eOiall tcnere Amt, @sarins, I
Aprll IL, 1843. 5 SIN.
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RarsrhalIs gynrm=Sprup unu Hm:
faut 1arc . ,.S,1tfS,- -,n;ro ff,r Giuner e,,

RarsrhalIs 1Unrm=Sprup uno fm=
fant Observation-Disclosures fir Sinper EN-,
problem, els Die b6etit fberite unO pirffam
tte, tls iest enttette Durmer 3erff6renoe
Aleoi3in. S(etitbem 1T es ais ltherss uno
wirtlames wurmmittel, BON isbr anssneb.
mem Seitmaf, pa6 tein &ino Iteb peiasrn
miro es ,u nebmen. gs 1T eben 70 tpirfIam
in 6einna anpercr llebsl, foItte ais $eib
neb ,grbreoben mo ale ancere seioen benen
Sincer unterwcrfen ltno. Gs 1T unIcbdBtar
5ur >nceruna Der @hmsrSen pelcbe &inper
teim 9urhtreben Der 3dbne Iepen, uno e.
tenlc ipivb es cmpfcblen fir enaiIebe Sranfs
BELT, Stiebbuiten nno Behielfeter Der Su>
aeno. @e 1T aan5 cienliet fir rieIsn 3wsf,
mabreno ee meaen fsinsr ltniebnlo gar feinsn
Sebaren tbun fam.
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XXST OF ANYVERS,

k.
Krefz Charles
Keehn Samuel
Koenig John
Keim Margaret
Kaufman Daniel
Kienly j.
Kurby John
Kendall Mr.. p.
,.Kanlner John
!. L..
Linebach William
')Llchty Christian
Leib Nicholas
Lillinghar Charles
Leinbach Samuel
Leimeister Jonathan
Lamig Mary
Long Stephen
Lewis Amies
Leinbach William
WI.
Miller Catharine, r.
Morris, Thomas
Minich William
Meyer George.
Null Aaron (Cumru,)
Moore Elias N.
Moier John
Meyer Rebecca
Mcfarland John
Meyer EmeIine
Miller John p.
Mauser Daniel { Alsace)
Masser VIM.
Morton Chas. ].
Mechler Nicholas.
l. N.
Neider Mary
Noble VIM.
Nagle Henry.
d.
Oder Solomon
R.
,RoIabone Elizabeth
Reese John
Reinhart Peter
Raplre Rohn
Roberts Iseac
Richards Charles
G sRaiguel A. e. Fl.
Root Oils II.
Roland Thomas ].
=.
Schneider Joseph
Sower Jacob
Small Adam & Co.
Seigfreidt Joshua
Seifrit Daniel (Robeson)
Sloan James G. 4
Stevens Barlow
Sem Christian (Ship)
Shell Daniel 2
Seltzer Samuel( Windsor
Shovel John
Shep David
Swan Elias (Alsace)
Schloiman George
Scharman John
SheIlstCne Francis
Stalder Valentine
Shenfelder Asaph
Schlossman Peter
Schroeder G.. A. (ship)
= II.
Trate Abraham
Taylor Andrew
Thompson Isaih
Texter Daniel
w.
Weaver VIM.
Williamson Mary
Welden II.
Wagner Abraham
Weaver Henry
Warren John
Worley Mary (Cumru)
Wunder Jeremiah
Wilbur w arren
Y.
n. rel
ert S.
II Srisfe in obiserr Qiife
Ta9sn bas fe befannts
,rles IroreM p. W.
,INTING|
at this Office. |
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Augusta, Ga.
lCouespondence of the Herald.l
AUGUSTA, Sept 1913.
HON. 10 1p1de Duel.
r.. c..

u 6 BENNETT, ESQ
4 SIR
"A little flare up, some talk, and much excitement
took place here few days since, Ga the occasion
OF Madam Rumor, letting the Cat out of the bag, -
that duel was to come off between two highly re-
spectacle, young and unsophsticated gents-J. w
T., and J. w IL the latter from the upcountry, the
former resident here, but originally from the
north The challenge passed and was accepted,
the ground all laid outline and distance specified
and duelllng pistols chosen when "Greek was to
meet Greek" But, alas Oh, our country! Mr.
Ii. declined to fight, under the plea that Mr. r. was
no gentleman. The affair is still unsetted-the
parties, perhaps. believing, that she who fights and
runs away, will live to fight another day." Although
not fu filing the first part, Mr. T may make " war
to the knife and knife to the ht," when he returns
from parts unknown. This is fact. Mr.. Bennett.
Yours, PELEG JONES.
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Price Two Cents.
Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice Jones.

. u '
Tuh'prr, SIT ls'nise feoPes ~. VIM Buckley and
ofhers- MS was an ac'oh 10 recover the amount Of
bond gwen to the surrogate by ha defendant who atm
hiseted on the estate MS olohsr' ana mHapped the
money removing neg onu .he sese hs ureues are the
o,her detendahs me case WIS aurie1 rom Yesterday
ana verdict rendered lot me ror deot S2Ooo.
assessing the tamages AT fiooW 20. -
Francis n. Colon and Charles CushEan Us Edgar
Ketchum-The plaintiffs in this suit are auctoneers Of
this city and the defendant the late Public Admins
TRAITOR aud the action for the recovery money alleged
to have been given John T. Rich, when acting the
clerk deputy the defendant carry the business
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u, y, District Office,
Before Com missioner Rspalye

TUESDAY, SErr. l2.auempt TO srcits RsroH al Sea-
Yesterday four seamen whose names Thomas Lsh
man. Samuel Fitzpatrick, John Gillian, and Peter Burns
who stand charged with having attempted to create
volt board OF the chip Hercules, the 2sh Angus
last while the high The parties held (,
bail to appear tomorrow wednesday, tor examination
at IL O'Clock.
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WATCHES.-The largest aud most splendid assortment Of
w Watches in the city, be found the subscrber-
As he constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Sill
Watches of the styles, direct from the manuac
England France and Switzerland, he is enabled
offer larger assortment and much less prices retail than
any other house in the city Gold watches as $40 To SOS
each Watches aud jewellery exchanged or bought, Al
watches warranted keep good time the money returned
Watches clocks and Jew sery repaired the best manner
N warranted lower than any other place in the city
c. e.. ALLEN, importer Of watches aud jewellery,
81 m#eo Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall street, up stairs
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n b. Punctualty observed strictly in filling all orders.
M b. SANFORD,
50 lm*r Next to the Herald Office, New York.
DEPOT

OF GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY MADE LIN EMS UNDER GARMENTS Sc.Sc
THE Subscriber would call the OF their aud
strangers visiting this city to their rich and extensive as
stocks suspendes
handkercheis dressing hosiery, lambs wool merino,
silk cotton Berlin bucksn and other under shirts and draw
Their of the goods and all other articles
appertaning to genemans wardrobe rich, Varied and
extensive and well worthy the attention Of the fashionable
community they would particularly recommend their new
style Of gentemen's shirts containing improvements
form of the thereby doing away with the large yerpus
of linen used under the old of cutting and adding not
only the comfort of the but to the beauty OF the
form This Improvement manifest TO the Judges OF the
late fair the American Institute that the first
awarded the spbscrbers their Brace Tten
larry recommended all who have acquired the habit
of STOPPING They will BE- found Of immense benefit to
of sedenary habits by bracng the shoulders they strengthen
nen to the free Of the They would also call stten
ton their patent elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
depend being suited with the best and most fashionable
articles by calling at the old establishment OF
PARSELLS AGATE
an 20 lmsec Broadway, of Park place.
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a HATs-fALL FASHIONS ie4s-The subscriber
- improves the occasion scented by the fall change the
fashion of hats, invite his friends the public
general his Establishments, No $50 Chatham street
Canal Of Wooster where he offers sale
inspection large and elegant assortment of Hats and Caps
extremely low prices ne pa,s"ary ,nsiies Their attenton
to their color aud shape lie would also call their
ton 20 his short nspt Silk Hats So Is and 81 So Also his
superfne Moekn Hats, the low price of 49, The above
mentioned Hats and durable aud compare
ageously with hats sold in this city al 50 anu S..
HENRY BANTA,
No, 1870 Chatham st., and 81 Canal, cor Wooster st.
% xviii
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nJ- Mr. Wentworth, one Of the newy-elected
members of Congress from Illinois. had rather a
hard time during the canvass In place the wings
tried to prejudice the people agai INST him by saying
that he was an old bachelor; aud IN another py sra
ting that he was in the habit Of whipping ms wne
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Ms. We heard OF polite Frenchman one time
who carried his ideas of gaantry to so high pitch
Isdv. when her shadow fell, so that he could avoid
stepping on 1t.
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NEW YORK - & BOSTON
SOUND PILOT.

SOUND PlLOT.
OWEN PREsCoTT, Piot. or takes charge master and
Shosls Boston Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck and 9TH
Err PORTS Office at Frye & Shaw's Nautical store 222
Water street Beekman Reference number of mer-
chants and the several Insurance Companies this city, Bos-
~ ivQi n,,er
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SFGARS.


"Ther's delight in smoking.
The saying is true when ye know where TO find
seEsr nst Se sS ae5 qSfby the mind
Aud enables the smoker to pun away care.
SSEI sure .ds S SSa CALI
Eoa y,! s once 70" will will do 50 again.
BY competent agent selected with care,
"A Aa q none N I Fly win +. eo%PsIe
Principe Esperanzas, Imperial segars
Sr La NSS%t '' 59s J R,Gfe''
His Dos Co,nnareros and exquisite brand,
R bis sa Es a%sy ON hand
he sas
special and eSIpen agent % Havana to select the Tobacco
selueny he warrant all sold by him be His
stock hand more extensive and superior that Of any
',R Rs%sinSsS the Number, MAIDEN LANE, Howard.
Hotel au23 lmtr
$4,000 s sda..as & S.: nd L s:a ny
co The , EIs,as brand DO DO DO DO
Il Bales OF Gusa TOT aceo.
c Gases Of Of Free Labor SG St. Jaso Whit. Sugar
For sale ef by Vi '"i''''' no A. a. sAMANos.
aul7 im.r No. Wall st and 2s9 Broadway.
a. sAMANos offers for sails. No, Wall st, 10 hhds
l56ass of Coffee landing from brig from St Jaso
10 hhds Sun cured Muscoyado suga ut'ble for reners
bo '. Whit suSsI free labor ,.,. e.
s,om sesa of Lord Byron, WOODY anda variety of other
wANTED-,A Cooper and Nj wright that understands
Of temperate habits. Apply as 5oS s. im.r
SNUFF, CIGARS AND TO ,CCo-Just received per
eonss%r 2 a of 5aSfs SE s S9g
Hardams No 81 Violet Strasbug Mortous mixture, Prince
aSe aG 4SsG w large
o. ia prime Ss Of hsy ste Cigars Nor
Tiss9 & most ,a5ss
eosDueh English clay Royal patent matches;
Sar stocked
sale at wholesale and re MR y G. NrwooNprs SON
au2llm -ec No 4 Wall St
FoKTEIg ~ VINES n , AN ~, LlV2 gg,o'
81 Sri 5sS fSEs Sy'! 'ssa 5os
i RIS ill.,; lmpo os ha in 1909,
:. {" sherry, M St Bordeaux Marseilles
Invads and others viii find liquors uuadults.ted
above-No. 331a Ann st. al9 lm.m
M B, SANFORD ICAsH TAILORING ST OREl "a Full
neqt EasIis6 an French Cos assimerss and Vssas
IN III. e SnSS 6%s f Ss as'y s to III
friends and customers p cent cheaper than those who do not
visiting our city, are resrey invited to cali and eaam,
to S & and Which WI Sf
tidious regards good emitting workmanship and prices iie
of genemes ottng of every description con-
sstng of stocks scars collars bosoms. shirts drawers
rendes silk and linen cambria handkechss gloves and ho-
siery of all kinds.
n b. Punctualty observed strictly in filling all orders.
M. b. SANFORD,
50 lm*r Next to the Herald Oiics, New York.
TO TAILoRs-sTIYEMET,s New and Complete sys.
TEN for Cutting every kind of Fashionable Garment in
ready for delivery As the reputation of the author
fashionable cutter well known require spaper
This system is, with confidence, offered to the
aenot theoretical invention Tor specuation) but
the practical aud complete work published this
subject 1t is the result of many years and sona-
bio New York and Paris aud will be found 10
tain such ample plain aud precise Instructions to enable
student with aud certainty all the various
styles of saunens worn both Europe and America.
This system be affected by the future changes OF
fashion, and recommended the profession standard
work aud may be obtained OF the author 80 Cedar and
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CENTLEMEN's. LEFT OFF wARDRoBE-Gentle
ing apparel cash. obtain for the highest
To families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing
dence having any 'upsuous effects @ dispose Of will find
attend them at their residence disappointment -
lua through the post oace, otherwise, will receive
CIoTlhiSs Cleaned altered and repaired anil lmr
d. M. PEYSER, IL Co,
MO. ITO William street of John street and t7 Broad
Of H'y G6obs sss1:Ss iHgpy
seted BY competent Ier,on at Paris Berlin Sf and which
Berlin Zephyr aud German wostedthe complete
Berlin Embroidery fattems-a choice selection. m
and ,a,Ser Of ali widths and qualities.
ss d F{ sdEGaf San nd
Floss Six for Embroidery and Fringe makers, in skens and
saspeSiers sup.rbly embroidered. and suspedr Trim.
SSid, Silver and Steel Beads. in all No;r
Gold and Silver Fringe. Braid Cord. Twist, Thread and
Embroidery Frames; and of different Fancy Art-
Artificial Flowers choice selection:
Frnges cotton vorsted and silk imported and domestic
GimIs, Tusels, Buttons and all other kind of trimming
D. t a' upDy SGo' %hs eS he
wholesale sgd retail 4 very Te,scs0s p .ns o.a
Embroidery Pattern, beautiful selection
2 oysa q SIX GSion Sa aud silver Embrd Trim
ming and Flower making Chenille
Floss and Purse Silk, PLAIN and shaded
Artificial Flowers and Feathers
A great variety Of cast IRON Work
spmy be sold in packages from to gross. at very
low prices -, =, ,,., =
large Of fancy articles Gloves, Work and segn
Cases
Rings aud Tassels for purses anl2 lm.ec
THE WELL KNOWN SOLOMON HEINE, NJ D.,
WHO practsed in this city upwards Of uine years
w medical physician and surgeon keeps his Office No 81
Reade st, near Broadway, an]o lm~r
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

~ FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, Is per cent
cheaper than any other establishment in the city
Ca examine and be convinced Of the facts that get
the very quality of boots with everlasting patent soes on
made your orders the very low price of five dollars M
~ per pair the quality OF boots selling at other
establishments at from 81 so 70 So; Call at -
CUBBERI.Y * MUKELL;S
$40 lm+m 1871 William ST.. ~ Y.