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90 THE FOLLOWING Is BUT ONE OF SEVERAL
hundred of uncommon effected by these
trsordinary remedies from well known citizen 3
have been years sorely afflicted with the rheuma
tism suffering immensely, and being lame during the
whole of the tine Il commenced In my and ran up
my ankle and and finally to my and hands,
that have laid awake, in great Distress all mig
many times and the cords have contracted so that INV
fingers drawn crooked and stiff by the cords short
enng The cords OF the ankle contracted and joints
swelled. Last winter commenced taking the Indian
Vegetable Elixir and Nerve and Bone Liniment from
Comstock Co, 81 Ccurandt street. and have now taken
only two bottles and have 1t beon benefited than
by any oil all the remedies prescriptions before
used and feel il my duty to make the fact public that
those siicted in the same way may avail themselves OF
It's Dement'S would with pleasure give personal
rance OF the cure to auy oneiwishing to inquire.
CHARLES SHEPPARD, 1873 Franklin 1t.
New York, Sept 10.
To be had genuine only nj 81 Courtlspdt street.
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Foreign Importations.

NEwcAsTLE, Eng-Barque Hiram Tyler-8 bales Dbl II
NJ Schsfeln Brothersl3 pkgs Clark McGowan-9 chain
cables w Aymar98 casks soda ash g Moewood-22 hds
lamp black 100 bis Venetian red g Meyer son2OO coal
50 cks soda ash Is 5 mdse order.
PORT Az LATT-Brg Tower4l6 indigo loi bags
coffee 10 900 bricks Rosere75 indigo Carauna
IA do Nelly.
PoRr Az PRIScE-Scr Ostrch692 bags coffee logs ma.
hogany IS tons logwood Rossere.
PoRT PAix-Schr Mary Brgh-820 bags coffee IS tons
logwood SHIELDING & Ferris.
CAPE HAYrHNSchr Ere-l0OO bags coffee AZ 600 bs loo
wood A Rossere. ~"
CuRAcoA-Brg Tam O'Shanter-(Reported yesterday)-25
tons logwood 10 do Nicaragua wood 6 do Indian 29 bales
goat skins Foulke son5o kegs tobacco Messenger
5 bales goat skins Branden.
AREcIno; PR-Brg Annawan-{ Reported yesterday )-l39
hhds sugar 10 do molasses ) w Lewis -
LAGUNA-BIg Peuvan-(Repor Yesterday 1000 otis
logwood Bouchaud Thebaud " f'
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Second Board.
State Of Trade.

Trade rather active in this Market and there Is an
excellent business doing al other parts OF the country
AsHEs-We hear of sales Of pots at 81 8It 4Si and
pearls at SIS 3I4 This shows slight decline.
BREApsruFFs-Holders ask more for Genesee Hour but
no more for other kinds For GGnesee 50 so the
point who will give III Wheat ranges from 90 to OF
cents bu,hel. Corn SO sac.
The amount Of Flour arrived during the last week Of
September at the Albany office was
Flour. .................... .65 527 bbls.
Wheat. o,3o3 bushels.
This in Flour makes the enormous aggregate OF GO 500
barrels
During tho same week, the amount of -four and wheat
arrived at the office at West Troy amounted to about al
600 barrels. Making an aggregate arriving at tide
ter of about 900 barrels
The amount Of merchandise cleared from Albany ,ur-
ing the same time, amounted to 4 274 200 pounds.
CorroN-An appears quiet. There sales no vever,
by the tmid and shrewd Spectators are awaiting fur.
.her advices from England by the steamer due
Higher prices demand more on the crop than on any
other element in the trade.
PnovnoNs-Prme Pork sells at 50 ST.. Mess $40 rs a
10 s7 Prime Beef 81 So Mess 81 rs. State Prison
Pork $40.
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shps P9whatan, Stone, New Orleans Johnson & Lowden;
Charles Henderson, Jr, Boston, Taylor herrill.-Brg Cas-
B, nc ANTHONY WiminSton NC BRIT Vo;e-scbTs Geo
Bslppm9re, n Briggs; A. b. Cooley, Camp Philadelphia
a. D. Cooley 90; Montana, Edridge, Newburypor and
Portsmouth, 3. w. Lewis.
Arrived
to Durham u bimon ~ ' WIN o'''
with mdse, to Badger 4 Peck 49, ~ " "''' ~
TO A. C. Rossiee. ~ 1--we WIN 'oiee'
TO Badger Peck. - ~o''' WIN eo''"u'
Brig Edward Bukley, days from Charleston with cotton
&c to A. c. Rossiere wy "'" WI" co"ee'
to A, Z. Rossiere. " '"'e' WIN conee'
schr Mary Bright Peterson days from Port de p viii,
coffee, to A. b. Cooley 4 Co. " "e iaH WIN
Schr j. w Smith, Jarvis, days from Savannah ", i'm co
bound to Boston-put ~ TO land sick man ~ WIN o''o"
Schr Perseverance, Weakes, from Newhrrn NJ ,.,L -,
stores, TO $. H. Mitchell. " WIN ha'@
Schr Commerce, Craig from Wilmington NC with -,
stores, TO A. II. Cooley 4 Co. - WIN ha'ai
Schr Rochester Wise, 10 days from Baltimore with mdse
to j. n. Briggs WV '""Se'
schr A. Marshall, Johnson, days from Richmond with
mdse TO Wolfe X Co. WIN
schr North America Sterling, from Folly Landing with po
totoes to master ~
schr American System Nelson, from Folly Landing with
potatoes, 10 master,
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BEACON COURsE-TROTTING.

THURSDAY, Oct. s, at o'clock r. M.-Purse S3O0-Two
Mile heats, in harness.
H. Woodruff enters Dutchm,n.
u. Bryant enters gr m Lady Suffolk.
Geo. Spicer enters b < Amercus.
". B-The following will be given, to commence
Monday Oct 8, at o'clock p Nj
Purse SO0-fee for all trotng horses-Two Mile Heat, in
harness.
Purse s75-o mile heats in aness-ee for all horses
rurse s5-wo mile heats under the saddeee for all horses
purse 500
Purse s5o-me heas-best three in ve-in wagonsee for
all horses a purse.
Pure S5Onle heatshest three fve-unier the saddle
free for horses trotted for money.
KPuse S5Ome heatsbest three in yeunder the saddle
free for all pacing horses except Oneida Chief
for the above be made Thursday evening
by O'Clock M r. Smiths, 81 Park Row Three or
make a ot Ger
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvRE.Packet ship st Nicolas-y Muller, II Dorman-
Bechet, Tollet lie Gall John Cauchoise Miss
Is1 Mr. Bi;h9g and lady Master Bshpg Perrsqand
Beyard Augustus Street and lady Misses
Street, Mrs Foot, Mrs Williams New Haven; + Lee
eye Norvlle, Paris Mrs NJ Meade Miss Meade Durru-
thy, lady, three children and servant
FROM BosToN-Steam ship Caledonia. for Lvepool-Addi
onal: Miss Rotch, Thos Ward of New York; John Eng
sh Phlladelphis Donald Stewart Liyerpool Deorme
Todd does not go in this ship. For Halifax-Wm Wis
well, Jos Hagerty. Total in all As.
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MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, Oct SO II. M.
The stock market was very heavy to-day, and prices
generally gave way. Canton tell d; Harlem 1t; Ken
lucky t; Illinois !; Indiana II; do sterling 1.
At the New Board there sales Of United States
stock at lia5.
The accumulation of money in Philadelphia is pro-
crossing rapidly Some OF the banks receive daily about
$s00oO and pay $4,000 which proportion shows the
manner in which the progress business settles old debts
and creates new New York funds taken there
freely par. which accumulate large balances to tter
account in this city, These balances cannot find employ
men Offers have been made to loan on stocks at per
cent for six months.
The steamer from England will probably arrive to-
Her is looked for with some interest.
powerful element in the rations of the commerce is
the state OF the China trade China has for centuries
been the reservoir Of enormous OF money constant
ly drained rcn Europe. The throwing open other trade
will have the important effect of turning back the cur
rent of coin to Europe Already 600 in spe
sic has been received 10 England for the of
ton and indemntes. This is but the prelude of large
supplies These important elements the future va
lue Of money.
The following is table of the of the port of
Boston in 1912 and 1913 -
nru II.
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Married.

On Monday evening the and instant by the Rev. Mr..
Bach, Of St. Bartholemews church. SAMUEL JACKSON to
Miss ADELIsE WEsTERvELr, all of this city.
On Monday evening, by his Honor the Mayer, Mr.. DA.
F. BARR, of Mammsrsneck, N Y, to Miss LUcaErA
A.. daughter Of the late Erasmus Lewis, of this city
In this city, on the 3rd instant, by the Rev Gregory
Thurstcn Bedell, tho Row JOHN B. RICHMOND of Provi
dence. l., to Miss HAsREr EvELEAu, eldest daughter
OF the late George Cooper, ESQ, of New York.
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SAvASNAH-Ship NewaIk-33 cks rice Durham Dimon-
III bales cotton Parmelee. Klbom Rogers-ii9 Taman
- Wood-2 q Collns-l box Barclay & Livingston.
HARLEsToN- Edward-i bbls rice Gray < Crosby
81 40 e bales cotton De Peyser Whi,marsh-lo do Law.
renee Inmbe,i5 Morehead- Burnett & Johnson-l6i
Kenard x Coz Victor Duckwz-5O bales yarn Wells &
Spring-i bbs Tayor-2i do Reed Brothers, keg c
Dortie-l bag feathers Durham Dimon.
PENsAcoLABrig Damascus85 bales cotton 10 bbls grease
Ro0erts WIlllams-3600 600 feet lumber Badger Peck.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive,
Packets to Sail,
ship Masters aud Agents

We shall favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
Commodore RoBFsT SILyEy, of News Fleet, Ire.
port Of The shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo
Foreign NEWSPAPERS News ihey may have lie will
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also coner favor by
sending this Office all the Marine lntellg they can
sltan Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM. HRIAL GARDEN
AND FAIR.

Corner of Broadway and Ana str,et
L. p Banum -. Manager
DR. VALENTINE,
The dereaor Of different chn engaged and
will open his whole budget Of comca ties including the
DEM1St.MlCFNTt NM " ~ FiiRATlON OF TIKI
SET ELEMENT OF TURKEY TOWN.
Orstor Of he Day
BENJAMIN RUIZ RID, Es1
Also, engaged for this " sL only Mr.; = r. g. Nelln,
BORN WITHOUT ARMS.
Who will exhibit wond' riu EATS displaying the
i.hins Powers with VIII natus has endowed him n he
load and discharge pistol ply the accordion and vol
cello, ard perform erf leats with his which
m be o be believed
Mr. wM COLE, the uneauasd Coptc rtonst who erbi-
bits the aound Of Classic Gymnastics in tho
void Hi; educated DOG BILLY beat, .. an creation Miss
ADAIR, The popular vocalist. CELESTE, the dspsueee
EEJEE MERMAID the eatert wonder Of he world CITY
BRASS BAND, OF twelve musicians Fancy Glass Blowing.
Balloon Acnsons Grand Cosnoama and 500 900 CT ROSl
TIES. The PERPETUAL FAIR is open without
charge.
HOUR CHANGED.-The day performances Wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons at three O'clock and evening
quarter befoe8 o'clock Day visitors admitted svesing
free.
GEN TOM. THUMB, weighing only fifteen pounds. il a.
gagged, and daily expected
Admission the whole IS cens-childsn under
half pncr,
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Passengers Arrived

lin.
SAvANNAH-Ship Newark-F L Ripley, d Howe.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Edward-H Prescott II Pickard
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Freigllts.

In Charleston on the 30th ult. there a vessel up
for Liverpool but we have heard OF engagements To
New York brisk at rs 81 for cotton. The quota
tons are also well maintained to Boston.
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Died.

On Tuesday morning, at seven O'clock OF consump-
ton, JAMES MCLEAN, in the a5th year of his age
Has friends and those Of the family respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral this O'Clock, from
his late residence, No. 453 Green witch street.
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CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEAT

Boyes Is cents-Pit l2I cents
Clown John Gossn. Ring er, Mr.. Nixon. Equestrian
- Direct IT. Mr. Carroll
BENEFIT OF THE MOTHER OF JOHN r AYNIAR.
- - GRAND GALA.
THIS EVENING, Octob tth tine performances will com.
witha
VENETIAN CARNIVAL.
Still Vaurg by the whole Troupe led by Mr.. Carroll,
Mrs Gossin in Splendid E1ue,t-ian act.
Master Washington the 70 Chieftan in Thinning
NJ. Morgan will display his Power Of Bal nee
Comic Song by NJ. Booth
Besides toraemanshp Waiting Tumbing and other Exss
- CT es BY the Troure
The following N'gro Songs and Chouses will Be sung
by the Ethiopian Minstres-
ole au1t sslly,"T e Booth, and Chorus.
DANDY Jim from de Ceronss Jenkins and accompan
Walk Along John" 90 an6 Chorus by the Band
,,Ole Tare River" Edwards and Chorus
Extravaganza Dances, by Edwards ssd Master 0sorHs
To be- folo~ed bv
BILLY BUTTON.
> Season Tickets for sale M the boI Office price IS.
Doors att First quarter past
T. Performance at half
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HARPS.

HAhPS,
7 f. BROWNE & co. Manufacturers OF the Improved
y Patent Double Action Harp by Royal Letters Patent
London-esabished 1870 (many with Enrd) No 1886
Broadway and 1871 Chambers street. New York
j. f. Browne offers for sale 385 Broadway, the finest col
lection Of these beautiful instruments the United States His
arrangements sh enable him to transact business
prices thereby purchasers the high duties
posed by tariff on these Instruments.
j. f. Browne would observe these darps
the approved principles with all the modern improve
unequaed IN brancy of tone neness of touch
and perfecness of mechanism Particular taken fit
them for the Of climate this country in which
they will be found far any Of European
facture imported in the usual way.
These Haps paronsed by the elite Of musical and
professional talent Europe the latter he would
ton ~ G. Bochsa who invariably selects from this establish
The attention of professors this country solicited
Lists of prices and descriptions be forwarded b.
Repairing carefully attended to- Haps taken exchange
Strings &c s2l lmsr
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MASSACHUSETTS, BAY

OYSTERS -lesh Fulton street. opposite st. Psuls.-
ONAPOLEON COURTlN takes pleasure in il forming
those persons who have herec honoed him with their pa
,ronage, aud those who willing continue the v9
hst the Bay Oysters have with the
cold weather their fresh aud deci flavor SO PECULIAR
them and which has piven tn the oysters oil ancAe
that his saloon recently eegntly fitted up one me most
quiet and comfortable cccom modstious: ,..- n a..
following wines yis Chablis saue, Grave Barsac, Her
Init,ge sp,rkIiny and till Vock Champagne Chamben,
rommard Volney, LATTE LAR te Leo"e' OF 't'h'e'
and all sorts of foreign WINS sad cortihs - -. -
nx Together with Preserves. SWEET OIL aud r:s@sSs aeSa:
~ - III rom his shmeut n.enarxs
"nv , me city Oysters will be sent TO tess iasee OF
purchases -ured) and opened by one OF sasa "a sns
the establishments. OF ls'Ncc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
HESE frfamed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal sre
perceive be obtained in this country, eesIadveuso
mept on the last column fourth page
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JOSEPH KAMNERER, professor Of music, respectfully
his patrons aud the public era that he
h, removed from % Crosby 70 1876 Lauren: street here all
Of town. viii be hankull, and promptly attended
Orders for will also be received Mr. w. Dubos music
store, 2a5 Broadwa.. OF liner
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THAT BOAr RACE ONCE AGAIN

TT likely that shall never settle the matter. pertain
the yesterday which s i IN nsa every
G s.S s"%s He Gs G
p"o 's,iy prS s ssI' "i iSs
dey after reading this aa called on
Me.sieur French and Heiser and they
S,,5, %. ID ID S NJ
% nsse wh Ssf a s n: Of
Sat ns Ts ii. %SsaS st
to Roberts and his friends previous. to our Starting
esp.cS issS
asa ne w as0 n e. that my boat d , gG
ssasmsns false My boa, d&
e. G he 's'R s y s 'f5
IS 81 my a1t adses
a"ss VA q. eqan ~ ha
judges the of the contest at least mile and
s oos S S; he s The a"y
04e5 1 RoiT in ,e se SSGss Of III. o,,
Mare A sn gespar He wishes honor
% 81 '. dsssv 'siSss
P he nSw m the oSt Ess y another
1 an IN w S %y Rm
h can s be NO aGd after will
s Te%pa nun without s IDbY any
oiIt!r
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS Therefore il you wish share
To o hs % anu sa5 'e es on snf
TON, the Office of the Locomotive Printing Engine IFS
John street Pearl VIII have all kinds Of Job
Printing done IN the first STYLE at the lowest cash and
| disappointment
Card. printed at hours notice if required. o, lm.r
| VALUABLE MEDTCINEs-Dr. Chprch's Cough Drops
in the chest catarh and splitting OF blood Sold so
i per hottie.
rheumatism &c-D-. Church's Chemical Essence Of Mus.
tadThe unxampled which has attended the of
this remedy has caused to be eagerly sought for by thousands
of individuals suffering under the of rheumatic afec
tons; stiff joints and swollen limbs also cured in short
time. Sold N bottles at 50 cents each
A Clear Complexion Churchs Vegetable Lotion high
" esteemed cosmetic that efectuilly removes pmples
blotches feckes and all other
brilliant complexion. 10 cents per bottle;
!tch-l his loahs disease cured with single application
of Church's Scotch Ointment
The above valuable remedies be found at
CHURCHS DISPENSARY,
OF rNr 1873 Bowery, corner of Spring
DR TAYLORS BALsAM OF LVEKWOKT-Pre-
- pared at 35 Boweys the successful remedy know
for consumption and diseases Of the lungs Immense numbers
have ben cured when almost of the The
sick always find in benefit Scarcely family in
New York but has experienced its good Extraordinarily
known and where recommentad-such astonishing
efficacy. 1t the poor mans we'll the rich mans best
eld To the sick do allow yourselves be
persuaded that other the medicines
the reputation of this article tsuch balms balsams
candies, SC &c) will well for
this remedy the end therefore again, do
suffer selves TO be deferred from taxing this all
when used remedy for coughs colds
consumption liver complaint broncheta asthma, whoopIs
cough, &c. &c
The genuine prepared only the original Office 375 Bow
where for SALE Wholesale and retail Also, down
town only BY JG Leeds wholesale druggist 1913 Maiden lanes
and by Mrs HAYS, 1879 Fulton st. Brooklyn. o4 3tsr
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One ship, one brig, unknown.
sailed.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

ship 81 Nicolas. pe Hayn; Renzi, Clark, New Orleans
,rgs Excel johnson, Savannah: Sterling Pierce ST Mays
IA; Orleans Smith, Richmond. Wind SW.
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MADAME SUTTON.
PROFESSO OF SINGlNG,

ITALIAN MUslC.-MR. MANNING, Twenty years resi-
dent in Ngples) pupil OF P1cn and Or scentni
s,ructons 10 suit the times, Italian Frpch. and
Eusi'h sngng and in the most fashionable style OF piano
forte PLAYING.
MIR NJ his permission fer to the following eutlemen
J. NJ. Wainwright d. D. Messrs Rowland e. spinwal,: J.
7. seh!eler D. D.; Mr. T Bnshim; + L. Hawke, D. D.;
Mr. ). ward
Mr NJ Te.idss 2,oh Hudson street near Spring At
oI I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BELL, Auctoneer.
BY BELL HOWARD.
(Sforss No. ~ .Ann street end IS Fulton str.stl


WEDNESDAY,
At 10Y o'clock, IN the sale rooms,
Large sale Of valuable furniture OF all descriptions compu
sing general variety all kinds Of article in the house keeping
line.
Also the stock Of a cabinet maker.
housekeeping. a.
Also Urge invoice of earpetng &c from an import
er. -.
Also fne lot of groceries, choice wines and liquors the
balance Of hotel furniture first rate grocers wagon an invoice
Also splendid invoice of Brussels Venetian and Ingram
carretings, and splendid oil cloths
Also, sofas by order Of the sheriff
FRIDAY,
90 AZ ioh o'clock, at the sales room
Large Sale Dry Goods Cothag splendid Watches Jew
elry, SPLENDID articles.
Also, London cloths cassimeres vesngs blankets hosiery
shirts gloves, susptndsrs stocks. &c.
Also, second hand clothing &C.
Also, continuation the stock of wholesale and retail dry
goods store by order OF Assigncss,
SATURDAY
At l0h ocJck in the sales
Extensive sale oi =. egant FURNITURE OF all descriptions.
Europe and removed from Brooklyn Tor Of sale
Also, piano fores paintings looking glasses china glass
and plated ware, stoves, kitchen utensils &c.
BENZ MOONEY, Auctoneer
UCTION NOTICE.-Large and Peremptory Sale of Gold
n and Silver Watches ,pewelry, &c.-B. MOONEY X Co.
will sell this day. 10 clock, No 81 Maiden Lane
close concern $50 elegant Gold and Svrt Watches, Of the
celebrated manufacturers aud with wlch the sale will
Also Jewelry viz: sterling silver guard ch,ns; rich hair
pins diamond breast pins broache hnger rings, bracelets
studs, &c.
Also opera glasses pearl and shell mounted quzng glasses
spy gses rich gold and diamond snuff boxes panama
cases. sc.
Al.o elegant gilt and four column clocks.
Catalogues ready OF IT. m
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sehr Ashbuy, Warren. from Cherystone. with potatoes
schr Chincaora. Anderson. from Cape Charles with pota
toes To master.
schr Mail Hammond days from Virginia, with wood to
master y 49,
Below
One shin onnh
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STOVES.

FOR STORES, STEAMBOATS,, WORKSHOPS &C.
THE PATENT RING, OR SECTIONAL OFFENDER
has been ryented several years aud has proved be
Durable and powerful heater Many persons
have had hem since 1885 1886 without other repairs than
cas'onay crate. IL is knowr Ill that cyl
requires cylinder almost every winter some
cases two or more is common remark with users the
Ring the stove Prices reduced. A
pattern this Of the splendid Understandable
for fancy stores, public houses, SC.
j. l.. MOTT,
26i Water street. above Peck Slip,
- and Is Bowery
p SA reward Of forty dollars will be paid Cor he recovery
Of the silver and nine silver medals stolen the night Of
the 10th ult. o. lwis.ec
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 4.


Sun 81 a aUes warss,. Is
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DlFLE SHOOTING GRATIS.-A splendid English gold
~ skeleton lever watch worth $50 to be fired for the Turtle
Bay House Friday the 18th October instant free OF
charge The watch TO become the property any person win
ming the. successive days Those wishing must enter
Their the bar before Wednesday, they will not
be entitled rwre the watch be seen and the further
particulars known. Distance 200 yards. o2 STR
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S2,793,899 II

For the first threequarers OF the present year. during
which the actual receipts given, there falling
of in revenue Of $2Is.2l9. II per cent. With the
fourth quarter of 1912 commenced the operation of the
present tariff which raised the average of duties s.
per cent du.iabls imports to a6 per cent Hence the
dutiable imports at the port of Boston, for the years.
are as follows -
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WHO Is MY FRIENDl

I EFT HIM THAT is Just show il, by calling and making
IL purchase of the following kinds Of goods, wholesale and
retail -
silk Shirts and Drawers
Merino Shirts aud Drawers
Lambs Wool Shirts aud Drawers
Cotton Shirts aud Drawers
. Some Of each kind of extra size.
Also Spspendcrs, Stocks, Linen Collars Linen Bosoms,
Shoulder Braces Riding Belts Money Belts, Pistol Belts with
variety of articles for gentlemen QUILTING for the approach
ing P call and The goods will be freely
sal 0teodissrc IRA PEREGo, "a Maiden lane
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TO PRINTER {

TO PRINTERS.
NOR sALE.-Two founs OF Tyre, Mniou aud Nonpanel.
Il which have been used the New York Hefald Afpiv
AZ this ofhce.
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