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OFSIcE on Con-. GENERAL OF 6uBslsrEhcE,
Warrington. July IA, lel5.

OFsrcR on Cox GENERAL OF SuBsnTEhcE,
Washington, July IA, l6l5.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS viii BE- received a,
- this Office until the LIST day Of October next for
the delivery of provisions in bulk for the use OF the
troops Of the United States, upon inspection, a. fol-
lows =
1T Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
200 barrels Of fresh super6ne -four
10 bushels ofncw white field beans
800 pounds Of good hard soap
500 pounds of good hard sperm candles
20 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons of good cider vinegar
1T Fort Pickens, or Bmrmcas, Pensacola,
Florida.
224 barrels Of pork
$40 barrels Of fresh superhne Hour
200 bushels Of new white field beans
1000 pounds Of good hard soap
1000 pounds of good hard sperm candles
80 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
lit the Public Landing, sir miles from Fort
T0wson, mouth of the CAiemichi.
5O4 barrels of pork
ITO barrels Of fresh superfne -four
$50 bushels Of new white field beans
5000 pounds Of good hard soap
5000 pounds of good hard sperm candles
$50 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
1880 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered in all the month Of
April, 1886 and to leave Natchitoches by the Goth
February, 1886
At Fort atkinson, i0est bank Of the .Missis-
siPpi viver, opposite Fort Crawford, at
Dousman and Rice's ,onehouse.
100 barrels ofpork
260 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
80 bushels Of new white field beans
1900 pounds of good hard soap
1900 pounds Of good hard talow candles
40 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
400 gallons of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered by the LIST May, 1886.
at Fort Smelling, 81. Peters.
1853 barrels Of pork
$50 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
$50 bushels of new white field beans
2l00 pounds of good hard soap
1900 pounds Of good hard tallow candles
{. 40 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole TO be delivered from the 18th May,
1886, to the 18th June, l846.
.At Fort Lsavenporth, Missouri rivr.
900 bushels Of new white field beans
4600 pounds Of good hard soap
5000 pounds Of good hard tallow candles
I...l, c<~r.- - IL H.. Ev,1
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, OCTOBER A.
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Memory Of lie Departed Lfes WORK; The " .dow's Ls-
lruf over lie body VI her Tire Green. H. EDITO-
Rial Tue BOos ol he Day COulessn NJ he Corn
10. o4n': Gsy. b< JtJt TIE CabIDe
be CoudiI n OF LABOR; lie Morsl OF tn Book J,ss.
Howl IN the Literary Inc Labor in Nel ok-lls CcuH-
stances. CouduOus and Rewards, No XVII. &c M 20
LiTICAL Wing NomI atons; Returns irum New Hamp-
.ntT- VOICE o, Inc Michigan Wings. &c. ". NEWS -
From Tie Argentine Repuonc Toe Mormon War; Late ron
Texzs Lsi--f from lie Ambient Region From A'rice
From Venezuela: Peru Hsyu; From ihe Pscl.c &C v.
MISCELLANEOUS The Wrongs VI Amsrc an Women
The Duty u American omen slasnert OF John B. Guu- D.
o.. Bull COpofeal Punishment; Hereditary DefOrniiy
Tbe Auu-Reut Question Passing Away; Assoc axiom IN
ONO. CIV Items. from Tie DAiy Tribune VI COM
MEkCIAL NIELLIGENC E--slOcss, Money, frolu,c,
Caftl- Maize Family ~ usehU!d Markets, &c
Single COPIES put up Ia wfspp-fs FOR h- Mans, b. OBJ
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100 Of which $40 were coaswise and ISL foreign The
clearances were 505 Of which 80 were coas,wse aud
s6 were foreign OF the arrivals Is brgs and i3i schs
were British and of the cessnces Is brgs and ~ schs
were British.
The Neptune Insurance Company of baltimore
hiss made further dividend from It's capital Of two dol
per share. This with the three previous DIVIDENDS
from the same source viii have paid TO the stockholders
sl0i per share, the par Of which is 100.
Counteriei,s IS on the Nashua Bank are In eHcu'
aton r. Boston.
The Old Colony Railroad will be completed dur
ing the month.
The following statements showing the amount Of
several Of the most important descriptions Of property
,rsnspoted over the Pennsylvania Improvements for the
ne,ods mentioned. 1t shows large and general in
crease over last year.
STATEMENT Of several Principal Articles sent Westward
III H. al. shay III and = a
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JUST PUBLISHED.

First American and English Edition.
nF KAUFMANN's Mackeldey Compendium Of modern
" Civil Law-Fro the l2lh German Edition lntwo vols,
Vol NewYork and London lsi5, lentered IN Nex-f ORR
Clerks Office of the d c. of the u ) and IN London
Saioners HALL To be had al the Editor and Publisher
Office 70 Wal-st y. Y and the principal law bookstores
Of America and Great Britain Price per vol IN sheep bind
ing g 5O half calf 20 IS calf 81 do inerlesyed So do
on fine paper 80; do do n.ereaved 81.
For tie value aud importance o The work We refer 70
the following letter addressed 10 the editor by the sle Mr.
Justice Story
WAsHIsGTos, Jan. p. ls45
Dear Sri have the pleasure 10 acknowledge your letter
Ofhe 22i instant Most sincerely do rejoice Ia The pros
pect your noble undertaking be soon brought 10
SUGGESTS. conclusion The publication Of DR. Msckeldey
admirably. work will 10 study Of t-
Civil Law and entertain doubt that Il viii though slow
IT, surely maze it, way among our students al a~ ard
especially among those Whose ambition "a excited - De -oi -
thing than county cosrt lawyers. know nowsra
we'll adapted the purpose Of an elementary study
hone full satisfactory, and yet concise And then
again the apparatus IN the notes JUS. such az learned men
will desire In order tO extend their researches and expand
their knowsdg- As far as able to Judge your ow q
lsbors viii IN all respects add greatly TO LIE value OF The
original WORK.
write in grea, haste having only lIse TO say that
remain with lh- he CHEST respect, - -
Truly Yours. JOSEPH STORY
Dr. PHILIP l. R.uFm,SS, 80 6tisD INV
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THE THREE SISTERS OF YORK.
UnSemeaih greenwood tree
Once sat gentle madens three
fIoneer maids you neer might see
Jane was tannd and frteked Ger;
Rose hOrrid B,ousfache wore
Ann. by suabufp defaced
IA by piDpits We're dsgraced!
SoTrowfll, beneath the tree,
Silent these sisters three
When lady, passing by
Noted each tear laden eye
Stopped and asked the reason why
On being told, she smiled and showed
The Soap aud Poudrts Of GOURAUDl
They tried tlein--by the danes advice
And all their evils in rice,
Vanished, like some dark, horrd dream,
When first the of morning beam
DAILY such thing lble do the toilet preparh
uons OF DR. FEIX OoURsyD become more and more popu
lar This Is not be- wondered a considering their use
uness What Or EARTH for instance can al at compare
with his Italian Medicsied Soap for purifying the skin from
Erpions Tan Freckes Sallowness, Sunburn, MorPhew,
Rineworu Scrofa and the iiko' or what shaving com
pound except this which be used in hard or salt
wafer! None, What lady will submit TO have disgusting
growth of hair upon her upper LIP, when she can positively
eradicate by using GouRAUD's POudres Subtlles The an
swer again none Who will persist In wearing head OF
why red or grey hair when II is known that GouRAuDs
6eean Hair Dye will change the color Of any hair TO rich
glossy black And Echo None This Is the secret
Of Goursud's popularity
Be very careful, therefore. buy the SEsuIss prepare
depot 81 Wakersl hrst store FROM Broadway. aud OF
the following Agents Jordan, Mik-st Boston; Tuiue
Assembly Buildings Philadelphia; Carleton, Lowell;
Green. Worcester; Myers New Haven; Devotion, Nor
wieh Pierce, Albany, Bsckus Co. Troy' Van buskirk
Newnk oS 2
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
ET For Sales Of Stocks, Gee Last Page

THURSDAY p. NJ.
The Stock Market was about as yesterday. but
elOsed q, the second board without much buoyancy.
In the Bill market there is little doing and rates
ss nominal a, 81 a 10 for Sterling 25 a %. for
Francs; Amsterdam; 39i a 39i Hamburg 35l a 35i ;
Brsnen7si a 7si.
The amount of Duties received at this Port dur
sg Sept was 81 500 800 against 81 III during the
same month OF last year showing decrease of S6e642o
For the year the falling of s4l4s66s is seen by the
annexed:
Receipts at New-York Custom House,
IRON lst Jan TO 3Oth Sept COAL
lsi5.---..-----..-l5l l2OiS
Decrease IN lei5 81 i4stoc
The receipts OF Specie for September were
siss0 and the Exports s4slil5.
Subscriptions 10 the Erie Road now lack only
about $4,000 OF completion. lie, citizens now 30
10 and take this stock al once
Acorrespondent writes us in relation to the Hous-
atomic ard Harlem Road
AN afraid you have overlooked the enterprise pre-
se1'ea BY the project of the Harlem and HousatoSic
norm Union Railway. Its vas, importance to NewYork
'anho' nave quite escaped you think May itnot be
p>Hoe 70 take advantage Of ii TO portion of New
IVA capital and talents manufacturing, Trade with
every thing If commerce fails undone.
'"o mas three great relisnces-ships. Roads and Ma
assures We have no Roads-no millions Of SPIN
ospnsl with us has sort of Mania too for bricks
no''w A~m upon our hands and this becomes a
investment on sudden-as old Burton hath it
4A'' S0sons spindes will only ply more rspdly-her
0sas only boar heavier burthens This Road places us
'nn three hours Of the Falls Of the Hoasa,onic with
power ascertained precisely to be equal to thai of Pa
~''oa multiplied by four. N.fork wants Manchester
e'e THIS Road is ne Road and the only Road We are
~ " have for long--as Alison ssys-io Albany. You
.''s have been staying calves now for some time for
"Fooish Erie. beg leave now to introduce the
"0n Union not quite untitled to take part in the
"sa"aes and secure hand in the dance"
iae map which accompanies the above shows that the
'n paneaTyis only q miles longer than by the Al
"a hew-iork hne via Client. and for the former
= asaor Ink between White Plains and Danbury ne.
" 70 Be buii. OF this shor link Is miles is under
''se' and will be rapidly pushed through This mat.
"''ainly worthy the attentive examination of our
City ~ fF' - $3.50
-"e books of subscription to the Syracuse and
" Hslrosd will be opened on Saturday and Mon.
gay At Towards Hotel
e Receipts at the Office of the Collector on the
saepnis and Columbia Railroad forthc month Of
'epssnoer exceed s2s.soo.
Dana Of Missouri is checking freely on the
ASIA per Cen, prem.
~ accepts for the week ending Sept "a, on
~' "s''ern Railroad were
Pssse,.. ls45. 1874
sreisb,s ''....-.-...-..--.- $es7s $9S35
-.--.----..-.--.-.-...lo3ss $500
n -'...-...----...-....l9,426 1854
Az arrivals u Boston during Sep,embsr were
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ON SATURDAY

ON Sal
NNILL BE PUBLISHED, By Whey Putnam, lol
w Broadway Table TAX Opinion. on Book. Men and
Things Rv " iiham HazrL Second >Sri.s-Part lst be
ing No . II their Library Of Choice Reading vol beau
ufuliy printed IN sr-e, clear tyne. - cents
AND on WEDNESDAY NENT,
Wsnd.rincs OF Pig nm under the shadow OF Mon
Blanc. by George r. Ch--ver D d vol beautifully pr nj
I'd belr No Of tbr Library Il American Books 81 CTS
LATELY PUBLISHED
The Wisvvsn mi he Cabin by ". &. Simms 81 cents
Big Abe snd Little Manhattan, hy {. Mstnews -
Bubble, from The Brlnnen, by >if +. Head -
Essays OF r IA. by Charles LzHn, : parts each 81
Genus and Character OF Burns. by PROF. Nt-0n. ~
Tie Crock OF Gold, ~ VI. r. Upper 81.
Ne-iige- ol ie Narua History OF Creation, 81 ed -
Travels IN North America by c. Lyell 81 edition. >75
Cheevers Lectures on Buuyau. cheap edition, =, 81
IN PERSONALLY READY-
Ba-il Moninsus Selections from Taylor South. Barrow
&c. &c.
Lambs Specimens OF the English Dramatic Poets
Hsziu- Lectures tn Comic Writer'S.
Beckfor1's Italy, Spain, Portugal, &c
The LIE OF Burns. by J. q. Lockhari.
Two new works By Turper, antnor the Crock Of Gold.
The POetlcs Works Of Prot. Wilson %
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MEMOIRS OF

A BABYLONIAN PRINCESS, maria Theresa Asnsr)
1dsGghfer of Enir Abdsllsh AsmaI written by herself
and translated into English.
"Ihe Memoir il curious and absorbing In the highest de
gree Her description Of oriental customs and nsnners
of cities and Observation-Disclosures and coslumesof arts
literature and angHagesOt domestic usages and natural
productions into a narrative replee with ex
citing adventures contribute altogether 10 render THIS pnb
singulary Interesting II j. crrisiuy the most re-
narka- that has issued from he English press for
rnsuy years-Nev MOnthy Magazine. This book forms
Nos ~ and IL Of the Home and Truveers Library, 2vo-
each > cents. For sale by BURGESS, STRlNOEBH co
corner Broadway and Annst and Booksellers and Pen
odical Agents In This civ % u
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MARRIED

On Thur.dsy. ID int by Rev X N nalneld, MAkoUs
l. TAFT. NJ D. to Mise chARLoIIh MATT OO'h Oh
- Xedoesdsy evening the lst inst by Rev James
Tsoeyck. DR.. THOMAS MiLLsPACGH, OF walden
n~.rsc Co 10 Miss AMELIA WILLIS, daughter o. inc
g William Willis Esq. Of this city.
I'm Monday the 29rh inst at the Church OF me "a.
s.h by Rev Dr. Dewey EDWARD X. BOYLE reg. 70
M CAROLINE LOUISA, daughter OF The 'a'e Lew
rsue Tsn Of Boston.
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DIED

IN the Is, inst CLAUS scHEEPER, native 81 Ger
sny aged 43 years ii months and days OF consImp
,son Alter long and severe suffering when ne oof'
-sb for,i,ude and resignation.
H.. relatives and friends respectfully invited TO At
,snd h,s funeral from bis late residence, ~ Duane .,
80 r,;dsv A, o clock without farther invitation.
On Wednesday morning. lst inst, OF lever JAMIE
CAMPBELL sged &c years and IS days
Uis relatives ard friends are invited to attend hi
s,aersl this day Tridsy)2 r. NJ. 81 10, Commerce s,
Newark
~ Delaware and Ulster county papers please copy
The fun hope Of a blessed immor'a hy. after long Ane
PAINFUL iaess MARIA RILEY, wife Of Samuel Gn'"oi'
In the 54ih year OF her ase.
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Br;ah,ou Market-Monday. Sep, 70

Al market 20 Beef Csrile $50 stores, 5000 Sheep and
a025 Swine. Sveral hundred Beef Cattle and Stores
unsod.
PMcEs-BsJ Carle-priecs generally for Ike quail
ty were not sustained few extra IS and - nrst
quality 80 second "a IA - third 25d3 70.
.sores-Two years old $9d$l5 three years old $40
asa.
Sheep--Sales small lots from IL 10 ? IS.
Ssiae-Seected lots 81 and Ate lots not selected
and &c old Hogs u and Ate. Al retail from 81 70 &c.
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lT-Fourth Ward Itegular Democratic Nomin.

aiioD-. For >enafor'
JOSEPH A DIVER. Rurl-seller II RooseTeitsL
DAN. L. PENTZ, Cooper 81 Oak.
CHARLES MILLS. Rum seller, >Outh-st
For Regisfcr.
WILLIAM REID, Rum-seiier, % Wal-st
TIMOTHY GAKRlCk, Rnm-sslier, ChaihsnsL
HENRY CORNELL Butcher, Oas-sL
PATRICK MCLNlHiLL. Rum-seiler. Rooseveltst
JOHN D. HEATING, Rum-seler, Il Peck-shp.
FER Aotmbly
JOSEPH MURPHY, Rurn-seller, Chstbam-sL
ABRAHAM STOOTHOFF, Rum-selier, Rosest
THOMAS FITZGERALD, Rum-ieller. God-s-
CHARLES WATSON, Rum-seler. l54 o ver.
EDWARD MEHANEY. Cooper, Jsmes-st
Only L. Rum sellers on this list
Democrats all vote for = II
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SITUATIONS WANTED for cooks. chaInbermsiJ-.
- nIrs,s xailer Also for ants, the New
York Employment Ofce, 81. Broadway. Office free to
EMPLOYERS fO3l T. P.SAU NDERS.
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Books.
COME ONE COME ALL.

COME ONE COME ALL,
,r,o " H. GRAHNNi's Cheap Literary Drpol, Tnbun,
i Buildings Nsssau-.L Jusi received
rerny Magazine. No. y. price 3 cents
Nsrrl'- Bible. Nc. Do. - cents
OfHa. .oran- ireland. noe. n snd y. = c-ni-
Fl-ven AR. The flute. from Fra Dissoio ~ cents
sJsk.p-are's Merry Tales. queer work. = cents
Young Mans Mentor h. entrance into life. ~ cents
Wand-rins Jew vol-. and :. complete, WINCHESTER
ed non ~ HnpeTs ~ cent?.
Living Age No. 3, ~. ceuis-
TIE southern Beii-, by }. II. lngrahan, u. ceris
Agents supplied a, The lowest wholesale prices
w ~ thNnAsls lflpNut bDAniH-r.
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s.sps's s.RsApaRiLLA-lf air. water aud IRON be con
s,sd an clcse weasel portion Of the air combining win
~ ron will form rust and will be found thai he remain
Ar viii Dot su opo flame life The cause OF the support
~ lame and animal life Is therefore 10 that part OF NE ar
he he iron abstracts form The root
contains juice fluid applicable 70 The cure OF scfOuVus
hpsuc external and internal innanmaIofy dls
go Az IN Il huio be Concentrated by combinations or
.sns other process the same principle as ih- Vsby OF
buocd cutie feet OF air condensed into lew dachnis
~ o,,de-t Is clear that its remedial power must be pro.
increased This desiceraiu his been attained
nsapds Ssrsspsnls which may be justly termed the u-
diluted essential principle OF he FOOT h"rps 4" Pdf1'
sps 10 have been the motto OF the the prepare
don Of the remedy and hs grea est good OF the Create
gumoer' his motive and design.
preosfrd ana sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. ID
SANDS wholesale Druggists, 10 FuOn-st New York
SOD a 80 ST Broadway a Eas Broadway, and by Ding
ysts .eserdy ghOui the United States PTce II per
hxls Sly bOiles iOr s.
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Watsbes, Jewelrp, Mr.
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, AND

FINE WAGCHES, il WhLnfi avn
SILVER WARE-The subscribers nave received by lil"
- mpouailOns from the most celeDft nsnuitrinftrs o.
Euro Pc large AMI valuable a-so tnen VI hue W az hes
10 ad iton their former well selected stock which they
are prepared the public at prices that cannot las
proving satisfactory SAML. HAMMOND co.
No ~ Merchants Exchange 10 Willtnst
Sir Hammond while In the late hrm attended solely 10
M repairing of all Fine Watches ADD will continue to do 50
connection h his present partner VINO mas established
d high reputation IN the profession IN
NIB Fine Jewery, Silver Ware, and variety Of Pariof
and Office Clocks, for sale prices "hlch cannon a 70 De
.sflstacrorv 10 the pnrcha-er "a Sswislm
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CHEMICAL HAIR BALsAM.

"Msichess its power to keep The hair In beauty,
Preserves and renovstes when roots decay
Making lis lral but pleasant duty,
And keeps the hair from ever turning gray"
PHALoS's HAIR INvIGoRAToR is the great remedy to
badness and The preservation of the hair II takes hold o
s and them all the scurf and dan
duff and causes the hair 10 grow wonderfully. Prepared
and aold by PRALoS, 2i Broadway, opposite ST. Pauls
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r. Prof. Bu.h'. Lectures of

r. Prof. Bu.h's Lectures on The Future Life. az
cOrcipg "a SwelenborE. VIII be Continued on satna
evening next, ( in.tl a. iAe Society Library Building
corner VI Leo1artsi and BTosds az. gh-c- The Re.
isfoa - tie higher Ph-nOfnera OF hes- Doc
time. cer uborg showing hat these acts how
marvellous al adequacy accounted for hy phoso-
pny u he spiritual word -c4o-ed ~ him Lecture 10
ninnl-uce 81 h.lI pa.i ]. ssa.s zee. ai -aIs
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THE FOOL OF THE 10TH CENTURY.

II APP. ETON 4 co. Publish on Saturday The
~. Fool OF the Nineteenth Century and other Tales By
Heinrich l.. Zshokke, vol limo paper cover 50 cts.
The Stories in tins volume graphically drawn and pre-
attractions which place them UNNECESSARILY
the trashy novels which constantly issuing from
the prrsh- deneaons OF scenery character and hstor
ical events remarkable alike for simplicity
beauty OF conception, and v;gor OF Imagination.
Mcheei- History Of France. No. . History OF France
f0m the earliest period 10 the present time by Mchee
irsns aied by O. H. Smith. part 5. Price p cis
" So graphic so iekr 80 dramatic historian as Miche
le we know not where else to look for The countries
races Of men, the pass wildly before You. yOu pc
ruse hir animated pages where find nothing Of duse
irreleveucy. Il mriery work aud The publish
doing the reading public service by producing
IN 80 unexcepuonabc and cheap addition" Tribune.
CyclOpeia Of Receipts, No "a Cyciopedia OF Pr,cu
cal Receipts and Colst-fs Information IA the Arts Manu-
ciures ard Trades including Medicine Pharmacy and Do
mesuc Economy, by Arnold J. Cooley. Part Price p c
flil
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SAILED.

BLOW.
ships in the Oring ~ sunse,-no signals Wind, West
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CHEAP MUSIC CHEAP MUSIC

rJ,HE CELLARlUs WALTZ, and Mazourka Quadriles
by Coote: and Oovers London Polka Quadrlles, are
Just published by r. FERRErT Co. in their usual style OF
elegance with Illuminated tile page Price OF the whole
only 3 cents.
Love Not. BY Hon. Mrs Norton for st cts.
Four sets OF Qladrilles, for 3 CTS.
Songs of the Campaign, The Widow Malone and s-y-
en- other capita = from Charles Meey for IS
Also six Of RusselFs best sougs, price - cis.
Flowers Of Melody containing ten popular songs and bal
lads, price 25 cts.
T. + Co. constantly issuing extensive assert.
ment Of choice and ele ysn music third he usus
price, oil i-i EVERETT 2CO. 81 Broadway.
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ALBANIA ICE CREAM

% Olfler WITCHES prupuTuuna'IY IV"'
In establishing these ecedenled by low prces FOR the
benefit ofhs public the proprietor confidently expects them
sustain him them every be that The
very small profit these prices will yield only be sustained
by large sales.
n. B-Dvery article furnished at this establishment Is
warranted TO be equally good be purchased ri any
other establishment IN the city or The money returned
80 2aW2MTukEr. ~
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e. There are thousands Of Instances on record OF ai va
sy of cases wh.rs,he Indian Vegetable Elixir and Lni-
m,ot sod at 81 Corand-st and used the one internally
md he other externally has cured Rheumatism ana sun
asnv are sderng with Tn terrible complaint for want
al where cure can be obtained Sucn VIII bear
10 mind ihsi Is only al q Cortland st TIy ~
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MEpIcI SERIES OF ITALIAN PROSE,

DART lN.-Jusi published the Ciizen OF Republic by
j 'nsaido CebL Translated by C. Edwards Lester
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