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Passengers Arrived

la the packet ship Roscus, from Lyerpool-Mrs Eliza
Warwick, Miss Virginia Warwick, Miss Louisa War
wick and servant OF NewYork; John Crawford, of Wa
bash Mr. N1ahers and lady, of Toronto; Mrs McIn,os
Miss A Jackson, Thos Hopkins, Mrs Walsh Of Eng;
Miss Pickersgill, of Brooklyn, Mr. Hay, of PENN
2O3 seerage
In the ship Gustav Wasa, FIN Stockholm-Nlr G Axels
son. Mr. q Smith
In the bark Franklin, FIN HamburgM Balks, NJ Appen
7 Walcbursun-5S steerage,
Passengers Sailed
In the ship Wellington, for LondonMr j Evans, Mrs
Evans, of NewYolk; Mr. Edward Palmer Mrs Palmer Mr.
Carrnthers of Philadepha GeorgeF smors, of Boston,
WIN williamson of Jamaica; Geo Williamson, do; Capt
Mr. Smith, of Kentucky.
In the brig Madison, for sayanna-Rev Mr. Durham and
lady Rev Mr. McGuirc Mr. Nlddebrook and lady Mr. Ben
nett and lady; Mrs Nichols and child Mrs Bawden Miss
Roda Miss Stybbns; Messrs Ross, Eppin Williams Bug
ner Beckwith Brown audRokenbaugh
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THURSDAY, October II

THURSDAY, October l.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Beforc Judge OAKLEY.
Trustees the Congregation Of Shedreh Israel vs. I'm
drw HarrisonThe Jewish congregation of theSynagogue
adjoining the Chatham Theatre, (in the rear and Oliver
erect bring action Of treass against Mr. Harrison Tor m
ug or knocking down the fence of their burial ground
Mr. H. owns the property adjoining picket had been Tor
m time of the fence for persons 10 pass through winch
The congregation fastened up, when Mr.. H. knocked away
the board but subsequently, replaced il Under the ccum-
stance Of the case, the Jury found for defendant
CoURT OF SEssIoys-Before the Recorder and
AID Martin and Waterman.
James R. Whiting, Esq, District Attorney.
TRIAL FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY CoNCLUDED.-Jacob
Cosa and Egbert G. Sweet Police Officer who placed
on trial yesterday for assault aud battery John Multi
gan of No 30 Reed street. the 9Th September 1872
con,naed trial this day The testimony having closed
las; evenS Mr.. Brady commenced aud concluded summing
up for the defeace He was followed by Mr. Price TIE
same side The District Attorney then summed up with
great energy and ability for the prosecutions replying to the
arguments Of the opposite counsel and contendng that II
the duty of the jury convict The Recorder charged the
jury who retired and after brief absence returned into
Court with verdict of guilty.
Nr Brady took exceptions the charge Of the Court.
8 The Court adjourned to Friday II o'clock.
UPPER POLlCE.-CHARGE OF FALSE rRETENCE.
Peter B Tame carpenter Of 500! Greenwich street was ar
rested aud held TO bail charge OF obtaining ovecoat
IRON Henry f. Thorp of No 30 Charles BY false pre-
He went TO house of Thorp when the latter
cat aud told his wife that her husband had him for
AhOTercoa order make trade and she gave it him.
When Thorp returned and Informed Of the circumstances
he said ne never Tame and caused his
STEALING FROM A SToRE.-JameS Deyine and Abraham
Lr arrested and committed for stealing piece of
pses handkerchei, worth So from the of Abel B.
Smith, 3l Hudson street, which found in their posses.
SION
THEyr CoAr-James Renney arrested for steal
uga coat, worth sic, from Abraham w Martini of the
HonsstOnic Railroad Office
POLICE OFFIcE-AN ARRAY OF ASSAULTS AND
BArrERiEs.-Last night two named Manus 7. Kelly
and William Ford lodged in the watch house of the
oh district, for three assaults aud batteries, committed
John Martin, No 80 Orange street Melinda Soape No.
l& Anthony street, aud on William Brown of No. Little
Water street. While in the cell, two named Thomas
'ohu'on aud Valentine Sparkman admitted into the
watch house dodgers for the night and being placed in the
same cell with Kelly and Ford attacked and most
mseousy beaten by them. For these, Also they
Planned Of, making hve complaints in all for which they
Ne ordered 10 find bail in $500 EACH 81 500 in all and
u default Were committed to
Theft OF a CoAr.-James Samson arrested by OH
Se' r Parker and committed for stealing overcoat
worm ~, fiom James Carroll a94 Water street
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u, k.eisrences given TO hundreds who will
@ d? tsE are, and we feel certain the public Will have
Y every who buys
AZ ~ CENTS rER sorTLE-The chief virtues OF This Tr.
eolasfons or 1nedIcated compound are ~
l. us otacilS strengthening and clarifying Qualities.
2. rs gently stimulating the action of the skin;
g. lis producing and encouraging :; ,l b,b ~
III, S; Al 'e pulp, which receives the vessels
Us Us eluanzins The ciIculstion OF the fluids;
and dandrf, and dsposing the hair to curl;
health to the latest period Of life ' -
Garuitous advice all diseases ;, tho
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rooms. " ''' ''''
s23 Inns JAG Broadway, corner Of Liberty up stairs
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mrs-A sale of 4se San Juan was made al i1
.ssEs.-A. Boston, for thus marse , "'o n'.S
,,d have been taken at 23c tor sour iDu
lee1n,ap-we notice farther sales ooo ooaes N"sS''
soi, IS lbs at 25, cash, for shipment
mol, .bou, 800 lbs have been taken at 29 cts,
essn ,TuERS-The demand IS good. sales looo pounus
III ;re Geese at 80 32c, cash.
Western .o Of 2O00 bbls Whale has arrived a, New
The only transaction We notice here is $50 bbis.
teDO'1 ;-.,nool market, al 3sic cash small lot OF
l os; ~ I.;nsesd brought 7sc
ONO rBONE-The market is working up. sale Of
South Sea was made for export, at Al an ad-
pef H. and 5000 do, manufacturers, at 4sc,
ea,no,p.cCo-At auction to-day so bids Kentucky one.
,m.,chsntable, at % o. average 43, cash; SO
Sa Sn,nisb Seed Leaf old crop, 4lc, mos; so
ea' Manufactured, mouljy .! 70 mos % hhds Ken
ss g msrchantable al, 3a a, average 3 -, mos.
rtuuWe notice farther sales 5000 boxes Herring at 3d.
n. for Nos . and Scale. Abou, 300 bbls Nlackarel
en- for No l, and something under 50 for o.
~. Cad sell in small lots at % q 81
"so.1,-A sale of 200 tons Newcastle has been
-.ae at So cash.
rpANBERRIEs.-Farther sales 100 bbis Michigan at
"a This article has risen materially at the West
'SuT.-A sale Of $50 bbs Onondags has been made at
upsr Dbl of 25e lbs
HpRoy1sIoNs-Pr Pork is steady to-day, with sales
,nhbls a, $40 10 l25 OF Mess hear Of about 300
V,a sll 10 s74 Sales - bb Clear at l. 50 II 10;
hin Mess at 10 90 and l6 do soft Mess at 10 l2t'
good inquiry for Beef, and we notice sales nearly
ie ass a, 81 for Prime aud IS for Mess and 400
HyDD.' @ Cor Prime and so for Mess. We notice
hb,s Lar at *, and 100 kegs d. at &C. Sales 100
p,tl.5 Hams at &C. and 60 do Shoulders at 3zc; 900
GA Hams sold at &c. Sales SO casks Cheese at y
/, S, and 100 boxes at 5ic. -.
c,,cr,,.r1 Oct The receipts OF Flour by Canal
=. orniug are over 700 bbIs. We bear OF sale OF 100
sbs at 8 55 per Dbl and Inspection
a,pAsy Oct 1.-THE arrivals OF Flour for the last {"
d have been very nitedn fact iittie oes: man noth
G The freshe, in the Schoharie Greek ard Mohawk has
r,1ssd this detention. This taken connection win the
er heavy demands for Flour the East makes me mar
lei firm and active Very common brands SO touay at an
,tyance upon $l: Sales Of Flour 10 arrive nave 0ee du
n44l We quote Al j so for all Kinds, WIN pieh'y u
bryeis
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct. T.
AZ Market 1850 Beef Cattle 700 Stores 4ooo 9heef anu
9asO Swine Several hundred Swine unSoid'
PRCEs.-BEEF CAFFEINE quote 20 coIleSpo"u a -,
,a week viz: few extra at 50; hrst quality - -
,cOud quality 3 rs; third quality, , 90 a ) eO
BInRrLIsG CArTLE-Several lots of Barrellng oattie
se purchased at about the following prices VIZ; Mess
3H.; No !, So 30; No2, S.
sroRrsTwo year Old S. l3, three year oid sil ~.
suErp-Dull; small lots al Csc, 81, 80 aud 'o'
WesIhers IS a 50.
swIsr.-selec,ed lots of Shoas TO peddle, a SIC.
ohio Hogs 81 81 and 4tc.; retail, from to o1c
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct. 9.
CITY INTELLIGENC nee.

Cousr C A1ENpAR-T This Day-CIRcuIT COURT.
Nos 90 49, 3d. S. o. u, 70, 81, SO, 90, 81, ss,
10, Q5, "A, s. 81. ~ 30 90 80
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos "A, l24 81 ST. 49, 60 9, 30, AZ,
3d. &c. 81 o. 90, 100, lo lO2 lob, lo4 lO5, 1917 lo9
COMMON PlEAs--Nos. l27, 30, Is, 81, 65.
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MARRIED,

AT New Haven, the 1Ith inst by Rev DR. Bacon, Geo
Staples, of SewYork 10 Mary L, daughter of Dr. Jona'
than knight
Ca Wednesday evening llth by Rev Dr. Cox, Mr. Da-
vis. OF this CITY, Miss Lavna Hodgins OF Brooklyn.
Tuesday lo!h al Cedar Grove Fshkill Landing by Rev
DR. Dewey, C Cranch TO Elizabeth, daughter of J De
Tuesday 10Th, by Rev John Lille, Mr. John Gustin to
Miss Jane NJ Hardenbrook, all Of this city.
At Trinity Church, New Rochelle, Wednesday, llth, by
Rev DR. Colt MI William Smith Julia, eldest daughter OF
VIM Lawton
Al Philadelphia, Wednesday, ll, by Rev Dr. suddaId',
Edward Flamueken, OF tins city, TO Anna Maria dapsh
Ter of John Wheeler, Esq, of this city
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IL rHl.i - SI,T ANGI ia SI-S a Treatisa ON

~ TO the Clergy and Laity.-Thls day pub
lisied ECCLr q 1sTEs ANGLICASUs; A Treatise on
Preaching, ina Of Letters, by the Rev W Gresey a
A. Rector Of all Saints Church. n Y handsome volume
l2mo-price 81 q.
Also. JUS, published
The Double Witness of the Church, by the Rev. w Kip
Disco Vivere-Learn 10 Lively Christopher Sutton, D.
d. vol l6mo-Si.
volume, lGmo-31. cts. =,
Tales Of the Village BY the Rev F5anei5 E Paset A. NJ
OF the Imitation of Christi four books By Thomas A kem
r:first complete r.; American editionIsl ;, u,r Mon
ming A. NJ Archdeacon Of Chichester, vol. 6mo
Portrait of an English Churchman, By the Rev GfeaaJ
~ D. APPLETON & co. Publishers
oI2 3tis 200 Broadway.
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DIED,

Ia Newport Sept 81, Of consumption, Miss Mary E MAI
tin, aged l9 years
"Wednesday morning, Mr. Erert Marsh, in his olsr
Tuesday evening Mrs Esther Preston, aged 49, widow oil
the late james B Preston, of Baltimore, Md
Oct 4, John Brouck in his 40h.
AT his residence West Farms Tuesday evening, Thomas
Leepe1t formerly Of this city, in his s9th
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Sew.York, September 70, ls4s.
WOOLENS. WOOLENS ;! WOOLENS!!!
JOHN DAVOL at his CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT
No. 50 Maiden Lane

WOULD respectfully invite the attention of pur-
w chasers well selected Of W ooen Good.
adapted 10 the fall trade consisting pant of super
black brown and French Broadclohs wool black,
dgo blue INVISIBLE green woaded brown 0Iofd mkt and
common mddng fine and superinp
F. Bioey Fills superfne jet black Doeskn and single
ml-d Cassmeies beautiful article for
gentlemen rantaoons warranted change their color
OF loose their lustre
super wool black London Cassimeres fancy plain PLAID
and Cassmees and Doeskins; all Woods and Satnels;
blue and black and fancy cooed Shepard and Gala Pas
Eengs together 18th variety of Tail0r Trimmings,
Buttons, Bindings, Sc which will be offered the lowest
prices by the piece or yard az DAVOL'S Cloth Store,
o1 amis No 50 Maiden Lane.
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TO Mariners.

u. Van Vranken, Halter, successor TO the
al rs branches atts old stand No PA Broadway topposte
au - new and full stock OF Beaver Nura, Moleskin
aSsifeis aud other hats OF the latest stie, ready
VAN VRANKEN,
Vt' WIS ~ broadway, opposite 81. Panl,s.
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~ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
real head Of hair that sceptc and connosseuTs have pro
nouuced the perfect and extraordinary invention oil the
day The great advantage Of this novel and unique Wig It's
being made without sewing wing which causes It's ap-
ness and natural appearance as defy detection It's texture
being beautiful porous aud e that in all cases Of
other Wigs entirely avoided The pic ana connoisseu
alike n'ite inspect this novel aud beautiful Wig and the
peculiar method Of fitting the head the manufacturers, A
t. Barry lac Broadway Of Liberty up stairs.
% mis
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COMSTOCk " CO.'S
concentrated Compound Fluid Extract of
S a K : A z A l. l. A,

FOR THE CURE OF
SAroafc Rheumatism Eases -''1 h,''
c s.sraa,Dc ebbthty, Bics from impure ha6i
&GI, ESas Dsseases OF body,
Ttr options Of The SKIN, UlccralonS ofe Ihroqt aid
Psspl,s o. p Leg,
Tae,.' % PH'tuies on he Pans Gnd Seeding Of NE
as ser affections. 00"es'
''fd az Diseases arising from, %, ;. ,,. =. ~
Blood Exposures ana ~ f y nc
The EZeessive Use Of Merctr1, &c
ecae popularity OF SARsAPARiILt and its shed
9I sddnce in its favor his srtcle
o .oa ., sy slessts CONsTOCK co as good as any
ger bottle nv "a p pS pric AZ the low price Of so CENTS
Ii can r. q = YEN DOZEN, aad in as large bottles.
V found tue only al q Costlandt-stfset
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BOSWORTU,s PATENT

HE.4T REI.7LNER, OR .4IR TIGHT STOT-E.
FoR BuRSlsG WooD, and superior article designed fo
Parl0rs, Nurseries and Chambers
Manufactured and for sale By F. H. TROWBRIDGE,
ol3 2weodIs PIC Water-street.
u Wire Window Shades Nianqf.c ured to
hogany frames parlo basement Office and other windows
hafl doors screens for public rooms, SIC ~
LEE s. Co, lS Factory.street.
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all the air
the time they obstruc the view from the into The
and keep mosquitoes and other insects out and arr
very ornamental. iv22 istf
u Photographic L1kenesses, by the Daguer
LOANS ol lnis
q Boarding Schooi-Irving Institute
TafTytown, n. Y.-tireqls!s al Is Bowery, =. T..
jy22 4mis WM |. LYON A NJ. Principal.
GENTLENlEN's HATS Of THE PATTERN FOR
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10" SUCH ATTRACTION, were never presented III New
Yotkas Banum offering At the American NlpseumI
Gen. Tom Thumb. Dr.. Valentine, abe Dioyanias Nh ole
md his Dog Mr. Sherman and the end Of the chap
ter Grand Performances tonight.
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Yokas Ba5nnm Offering the American Museum -
Jch " ON IN R v m s9 ~ ", te sd of ihc chap
ter. Grand performances tonight.
N The Head and Tu.ts Of the sse., Mastodoa are to be
seen Peale's Museums also, srbe of Indians Caspe aseT
ranks the class remedies for the cure Of Cogcis
ooLDs Coss.MrrloNs LIVER CoMPLAsTs Nc and
has higher claim pablo confidence hah any o!e &c IT.
G cs msp ~ s lnsnt and also from The character
its testimonials from thos. who have been cured BY lis
This medicine will perform nine times out Of ten on
the average One OF the best recommendations OF this med
lcne his, almost every Pe[sem , @i The afflicted are
assured that for diseases above enumerated e ba Is
Dr. Fl ENIsGs Dr4RRHEA AND W oRM ATpIEs we would
also recommend as superior any other article for The cnFeo
darrea ADD bowel complaints and also Tor the dta et,fM
nation They are purely vegetable ana pleasant 10
P@v1 covd is Sss ssa a By Es c
$50 Boyery: D. sands Go II East Broadway: Coddins
ton ~ HndG a a and 81 M
em "t and of F. Randall, Jersey City.
ns si 80 Ss s Ay. BLACK 0 s' ''o copy
q THE MAYOR Of the CITY questioned carefully the per
son swearing below before he would administer the oath
III he was confined dr. they ,0 wsIs hsI published about
Counes Magical Pain Extractor, induce family al.
to before the Mayor Of this City, will compel all admit
ha will ia at least III of burn scald
Ms daughter was sadully scade with boiling hot water
almost all over its thighs legs and all is feet The child
Land street aud bought box of Connects Magical Pain Ey
tractor. young man from there and dressed IT, i
the time and do say thar the relief that the ave
must be felt appear at all credible. And such was
MryUTEs after dressed This saye undoubtedly saved
its life and if my recommendation be Of any avai 70 induce
every family to keep this life pres4ryeG at hand shall but do
my duty God and fellow creatures No, blister
aro4 after applied aud hos. tina. hao already arisen
We're almost INSTANTLY reduced and the child is almost we'll
THOMAS HOGANi - Moore ST.
we war. 10 the above wonderful che BY onneii
Pain Extractor SaIe from omstock Co. 81 Courand 81,
and shall always keep this Save on hand
-" ' - MEL kELLAHER.
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From w. G. SIMS, ESD dated

Mr. c. C. SrBRISG New-York
s- due 70 and may b OF service to The puoliS to
peptc and Restorative Cordial in family with the most
beneficial results NJ wife who has suffered from various
y septc symptoms wasting in strength and appetite has
found great advantage from is use and qscbe 10 It's admFa
health and spirits know not whether this testimony VIII
you, but j, due yon that should offer II
Very respectfully, SC. W. @. SIMS
Sold a, No. Murraystreet, y Y 81 per bottle. ol33
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, ERIAL GARDEN
n AND FAlR-Co'E-r of Broadway and Ann street, T.
4 0-iAR RETURN. OF GEN. TOM THUMB
This smallest of all dwarfs who Eleven Years Old
Twsnty nv. Inches high and weighs on!y IS POUNDS: has
returned his old quarters. and may be every day snd
evening this week.
DR. VALENTINE
The eccentric dsneaor Of different character engaged and
will op4n his whole budget OF whims scrap cd
des, SC.
SPLENDID MOVING DIORAMAs.
including ths
CONFLAGRATiON OF MOSCOW.
the terrific grandeur which De exceeded only b. the
reality.
Mr.. VIZ COLE. the wonderful Chinese Noudescupt,
with his DOG BILLY who srgs. dances and performs va
riety OF ieats, which astonish every beholter.
Miss !ADAlR, the charming Vocalist
Nj 3. G. SHERMAN. the popular Ballad Singer.
CITY BRASS BAND Of twelve musicians.
Fancy Glass Blowing. The PERPETUAL FAIR is open
TO ali vlsitsr. of the Museum without charge.
eIrand performances every II! o'clock. and We'd
ne.day and Saturday afternoons at g.
Admission TO the whole IS cenchilJen under
half price. 90
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DEPAVING BLEECkER-SIREEi, DelW ';ee,
that proposition has been the Board OF eos
Aldermen repave Blocker street 1 the
same are requested present Their or before
the undersigned at his Office han oil heco'u'' Va
23d day OF October, ,1st1nf Geo., Commissioner.
s,,ae1 Commissioners Office, October 18th, isi3 oia
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oLMsTED,s PATENT ASTHR.c1rr STOVES
G III Z RICH E S

HALLS, PARLoRs, STORES, NURSERIES,
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nENTIST-A McILROY, Dentist, 4i9 Broome
~ street, third door from Broadway Every Dental
operation the highest and improved style OF the sci.
OF
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" The Head aud Tu,s Of the great Mastodoa are TO be
feaies Museum also, atrbe of Indians casper fa
g.,
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GENTLEMES'S HATS OF THE PATTERN Fol
AUTUMN, 1913. ARE NOW ON SALE
SPENCER'S HAT WARE-ROOMS,

NO. G. CHAMBERS ST.
The kinds and qualities Of Hats sold at this wei known
tablishment is follows
Fine Nutria being Of the quality and finish of the or
narv S5artice. Price 81 IS
3D. Saxony Nutria differing but slightly from the former
external appearance and capable almost equal service
Price 81 Is
vice and extreme neaness The style Of hat worn
clusvely BIZ the parsians. Price s. Is
individuals unacquained with the productions OF this es
adjustment informed that h above articles though sold
decided reduction from the prices other makers Of
repute are nevertheless prepared in style altogether
celled. OF 2wls-
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completely and Dernnent eFadlcate suPeriluous human
hair from females upper lips, the hail concealng broad and
elevated forehead the stubborn beard of any kind OF
superuous ha Be get the genuine at the original
office 81 Waller-street door from Broadway
81 per Neutrality-suspicious. French and English.
Agents-Guthre 4 Maiden-lane, Albany; Myers, New:
Haven Brown, IS Chesnut-street, Philadelphia Jordan,
Mk-street Boston Gray. Poughkeepse; Grsen Worces-
ter Carleton, Lowell !; c. Dyer, Jr, Providence.
Can BE- tested before buying proof positive this ard
mistake. s2S I'm
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SrpRxG's CoRprAL-The success aud popularity Of this
tonic medicine cue for Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections
and the long of diseases arising from Debility Is truly
pouring upon the proprietor from all quarters of sh2IaG,
the most recent the following from w O. SINS ESQ., author
Of Aalanta, and other popular works The rsconmend,,
ton Of this gentleman guaranty 10 the yatudinaTan
tina, he may relief such diseases this Cordial has
Oh
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THE NETWORK CITIZEN of this friday
morning ssll contain the nominations of The American
Republican Party Ward Proceedings; Arrangement tor he
TO had at 80 few sp?,! active Carriers and Can
viii contain in addition the Assembly Ticket if the nomna
tons are completed in season. Office, 80 Ann OBJ 81
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DR.. ITelix Gournud,s VEGETABLE Rouc

o DIT. FeII1 Iouraud's Vegetable Rouge
impas delicate bush!n2 the complexion,
bic By PRESENTATION rubbing with lnsn cloth hand
kerchie 50 cents per bottle Where also may be had the
celebrated Cream OF Lilies for removing andru rendering
the hair silky and glossy and gradually changing white
red hair beautiful black dark bown5O rer bot
lmls
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STEEL FIRE SET.

lust received, a complete assortment of Steel
u Fire Sets all patterns, FOR sale cheap at255 Geenwichs
oil Holm I1MISOS.
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A CARD.-The proprietor of the F" Alhamra,"
n broadway below Prnce) while aclmow Lodging with
gratitude the liberal patronage bestowed his establish
the past summer blythe fashionable public begs leave
10 inform them that it his intention TO make il il pos
sibe still during the winter With tia
he has converted the whole Of the I'd floor into grand
Ladies' Saloon extending from front Of the building
and furnished the elegant and costly with
Brussels Carpet, Fenc Oh Sofas Oomans Dvans Sc where
Oysters Sandwiches, Coffee Chocolate and ya
other relishes style unequaed in this city, while
the lower Saloon will be kept for Gentlemen only after the
manner OF Woods s Parkinson's. Philadelphia
TONERS this country he also prepared supply Parties
Balls Weddings, the shortest notice and in the best
mar ~
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THE HER OPHANT No. IN-FoR SEPTEMBER.
a Monthly E1postor Of Sacred Symbols and Prophecy
conducted By George Bush Professor OF Hebrew IN the ~
BANKRuPT STORIES No. being the conclusion Of
The Haunted Merchant Edited By Harry Franco. For sale
By NJ. II. NEWMAN, 1879 Broadway. Oh Ztls