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Total eight months. 500. $50 "a {

More than one-half Of this increase was realised on
freight. which is pretty good evidence that the local
business OF the road is alone sufficient TO produce
nue. large enough to pay handsome profit.
We givo below, from the Detroit Free Press of the
18th inst synopsis Of the bills fassed the Legislature
Of Michigan last winter authorisng the sale of the
public works of that States the company for the pur
chase OF the central line has been formed and all the
provisions required by that act have been agreed to-
The sale of these roads will have very favora BILE in
nuence upon the stock Of the State of Michigan il
viii withdraw from the market largo amount Of In.
debsdness OF that State the bonds being received in
payment for these works All who interested in the
public debt of Michigan feel graasd the result
oil this movement, as Michigan will once take her
place among tho solvent States, and promptly the
interest on the rest Of the public debt at maturity.
NicHroA- CxrrnAL AND SourBssr RAuno.p.
The act chartering the Central Railroad Company and
providing for sale Of the roa was approved on The lh
OF March, and within six months from that date the
psny were 20 pay being one fourth part Of the
take possession Of the road with all the
the eunto belonging Within year from the date ~
the hra pay ment the further sum Of million Eve
hundred thousand dollars Is to be paid with Interest and
then the Ccnra Raj road with the machine sbon. cars
locomotives, &c. &c, belongs to the companv s,.,I
bonds with the interest thereon, recevsbe at p1r in
pay for the road with the exception OF the mart nad
bonds delivered TO the United States Bank and Morris
Canal and Banking Company which recevabIe M
tile rate of SAGA SO each $1,000 of the bonds case the
coupons since July 1sll remain attached thereto An
amount money has to be paid sufficient liquidate
the interest the State debt for the years aud 47
The road Ia 10 be finished to Lake Michigan within
three From Kalamazoo, TO which place the road
is finished Lake Michigan the road is to be con
struc'ed vi It'll iron rail of not less than pounis
weira to The yard Within years from taking pos.
session, the company are to reconstruct the road from
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BUFFALO. Tuesday Evening.

In our Buffalo market little was doing in pro-
duce to-day. The following sales were made t.
1000 bushels of Ohio wheat at SO cents Michigan
flour, fair, at 81 81 to 81 Is; Ohio and Indiana,
mixed, at 81 l5 Corn sells slowly at Sc cents, ut
which price very small lots are taken. West
ern butter at cents; Western New York butter
at Is cents. Freight 30 to 60 cents to Albany; 08
cents to New York. Freight on wheat to Albany
IL cents, to New York 70 cents cents less ON
corn. Forty canal boats cleared from this place
yesterday for the East Tolls collected, 81, O60 o.
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Nrv,gasiou OF the Ohio River
MON Ely MARK FT.

Iuosuay, sept <O-o r. Nh.
The stock market rather heavy to-day and prices
fell Of a fraction Compared with quotations current
yesterday morning. there has been a decline in Long
Island of Il per cent, Harlem u, Norwich Worcester
u Morris Canal Il, Canton u. Pennsylvanis ga u
Reading Railroad and North American Trust closed at
yesterdaya prices.
AT the second board there was afurther decline in
prices Harlem fell off q, Norwich & Worcester y
The sales were very limited, and there appeared to be
very little disposition to sell at the ruling rates.
There has been within the past day two avery fair
demand for foreign exchange, and quotations
main without any material alteration. We quote
prime bills London 1881 a 1904 on Paris rs 80
rs 27f Amsterdam, 3sz SO Hamburg 354 ssh /;
Bremen, 7ss< 10.
The absence of the Great Western is unfortunate for
enable the merchants reply their letters but the
steamer leaving Boston the LIST proximo will not be
able to take cut the effect of the advices the Western
will bring upon markets. in the event of her
arriving before the foreign mail closes. The Great
Western anxcusy looked for by those who have rela
tvss and friends board and by all thosa engaged in
commercial pursuits. She has undoubtedly experienced
one Of the tremendous gales which have swept
the whole length and breadth of the Atlantic within the
past thu weeks and il is probable has suffered
less damage but we trust not to any alarming extent
We hJurly look for her arrival but must admit
without considerable anxiety.
The receipts of the Central Railroad Company this
year compared with those the corresponding period
last ear exhibit larger than that of any
other railroad in the country with the exception Of the
phila ielpbia Reading Railroad
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WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1876.
Death of Mr.. Gfaunfon.

DR.. E. p. Staunton, one ef the assistant clerks of
the House Of Representatives, we are panied to
learn, died recently in Brooke county, Virginia,
near the Ohio river; and from wounds inflicted
upon his neck by his own hand, while in state
Of delirium from a malignant fever He was
about thirty years of age, an amiable, steady up
right, and intelligent man, a good clerk, and one
ofthe very best men at reading and at calling the
leaves wife and three small children, deprived Of
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wv xUtH JUuet Io1Us.
RHEUMATISM.
ME llSM.
ID ANS and stfness Of the oins cling Of The

ID AIMS and stiffness Of the joints swelling of the
lar substances them, and other well
known need DESCRIPTION be eectually removed by
The Of CHAS H. RINGS Compound Syrup of Hydro
d t. Of POTASH, Ssrsapar liza and elbow Dock
The efficacy OF these ingredients H. ndsputable aud by
their judcicus admx remedy ormed that tor the
abovsu amed complaints may almost nfallibe
cure OF the great Numbers who have tested its virtues
has done without receiving decided benefit which
fact together with rapidly increasing consumption
be considered the best of excellence that remedy
posses.
Tn. syrup is also the best preparation which be
poy ed complaints arising the Of
and that elsa of disagree diseases Of the skin nd
citing impure state OF the blood
Prepared only bylCHAS. H. RING 1872 Broadway corner
OF John ST.. rev York. $50 I'M rh
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GAIIERX on HAINTlNG2

WHICH includes stocks OF Books Paintings
w Engrayings, Fancy Stationery, Drawing, Drawing
Materials, Muse &c. now TO be found upon the second
aoorl where thing will be sold low prices and
iny up al soon a. possible his Book Depart
ACheap List will Be pabshed for those who will
quantities --4
invited call and sxamAs his New Rooms,
No s01 Broadway. second floor alb eodexs tive
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BY THE M AILe.
WAsnINeToN, Sept. %, 1916.
The Bill of Erpeuses.

WAshiNSIoN, sept. -, ACaO
The Blu of Expenses.
We have yet two months intervening 70 the
meeting of Congress. From the outbreak Of the
war with Mexico, there has been continuous
drain upon the Treasury and tho first bill re-
quired of Congress on its re.assembling, will be
an act authorizing more treasury notes, or . loan
OF fifteen or twenty millions. Tho funds of the
Treasury in the banks are being rapidly absorbed,
so that against the day the subtreasury law in its
strong box features shall 60 into operation, there
will be scarcely materials sufficient in their vaults
of the public moneys, with which to raise tho cry
of panic; and yet, that money matters will tighten
from the day that Mr.. Walker begins to turn the
locks upon the hard money, rand that the banks
will be again reduced to the test Of rigid solvon-
cy, no man can question. This law, taken In con-
nection with the abatement OF receipts from the
new tariff, growing out Of the reduction Of duties,
and the twelve months grace Of the warehousing
bill, will save the Secretary and his agents for the
first quarter, a great deal OF anxiety, which
a large amount of specie in their care, might
the screws upon the currency-tho ware
housing bill will relieve importations from
the necessity of present Payments-mer-
chants will warehouse their stock until the de-
prices, from the combined operation of all the
measures Of the now system. This may give an
increased activity to the spring trade, and pa
roxysm of receipts into the customs, but the in
term will make the sub-treasurers more curious
to know the use of their iron boxes. than appre-
hensive OF the safety Of the vast amount Of pre-
cious metals on hand.
- The treasury now as pale as ghost, from the
excessive depletion it has suffered from the lances
of the Mexcans Let uf briefly examine into
the present and prospective state Of the finan-
ces
At the end of the fiscal year, ending S0th
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BALTIMORE, Tuesday EVENING

BALTIMORE, Tuesday Evening.
The Western mail has not arrived. There 10
nothing of consequence doing in flour and grain.
as our merchants are anxiously waiting the ar
rival of the steamer in your city. Holders Of
-four and grain are firm. We have nothing from
the South beyond Richmond. There is no local
news worth forwarding you.
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|
JAMES BECK & co,
to call the attention Of the Ladies to the rchest
PARTISAN GOODS
that has offered them this city; and az very
quantity Of goods have been purchased By them
sGs nd sssS:
Cases Paris embroidered Cashmere d'Econe;
:. :. printed CO. DO;
:. =. embroidered Mousselne de Lame;
!" ;. do. plaid Cashmere PEeons;
pam s. = G M.Sas" d's {. :o ssae
Plain Cashmere d,Econe, white
:, pink {for Boys and Misses;
scarlet
=" dahIis
French Ginsham', plain and twied - and 81 wide;
case "h''''n0w "'u sif,Rs ss Lame
Cyescrnao r,yes Ssn Zsnh,,;n D.n n maasra
i.rceaSs d asa ch.iae. A,%ar rai nssass ''s'
tere Ei-nrs as. He.nsr;d..
Cs,nav euy and Broderie E.nr A. Rengs
Horizontally Stripss PeEin Nate
Rainbow F1ounces and :" Pekin Fluvial
rSws Rn... RSssds 2, ed Argent
" Dentelle Appliquee Robes corssge & jupe
CsdriIIe and Gl.ce Rich Rrooade anneaux
Pekin Camayeu1 black wstered, one yard
" ROYAL MORE P.kin wide
felin CSiaois " 10 inches Tanetas, high
f" Satin 4 Personnages Iastre
PontilIe rattle snake /" 3s do. Mourning Silks
SHAWLS.
Very rich embroidered Canton Grape Shaws and scaY.
White and black csmsl's hair Long ahswls;
Rich Cashmere and Droehe do;
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TRUTH Is STRANGER THAN FIG lion.
Recognised priacipe science in mechanics aud in
peitiesi economy that In union there strength and
few lustr the Pease's
Hoarhound Candy. Ia that preparation united by
cuar Twenty-Five ingredients each Of which
rteiy the popular and eicacioas OF the sim
pie usually prescribed for diseases OF the lungs
aud throat la this nnon there strengh-srsngth
aud coughs attest its virtues aud the Mess Peae have
rejoice hat they have been humble the
hand Of AN overriding Providence confe ring
ben,hi mankind The doubts Of the redulous
way, think before the testimony Of the cloud
Of witnesses rho have ceni6ed to the torative effects OF
this Keel ent preparation Sold al 43 Division street. 10
astor House; l39 Fulton street Brooklyn, L. Ii Ledger
Buildings, PHILADELPHIA Pa Sta street. Boston Nass, 81
street, Albany, N. v $50 ltsrc
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THORN CnAA1PA5Nk
A FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Chsmpsgus 10 in
"A which the Of ercAants, hotel
,nd private gentlemen Invited The ssnding this Wine
superior thafso this ebuptry,
prizes than thstof the best bzras. =
-..,,,., Q. LIvIN ssr MO-:
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
nF a performed by DR.. UPHAM5 PILE ELECTU-
" AIRY, AddTesxed % the Agents in RochexteT

EOS Wtuo-Oens. IL Is win no Ordinary
Ssss s.psr.assd Sy l:u:; e Dr. UpLan. vsss;sls Ps
which h..s .;ssd. Ny .%Se.ass hay. been almost
ns been 80 oss snd :or.iy siicisd am induced to
sS a
when 'a ;A cure must 1SOw cause
20
hu l,tle benedt should know malisnant
sai'i able
~ "A se;isi n II s ::: s RsE.
OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE BLIND!
AN 15 AHS1T0NIsHING CURE OF BLINDNESS . -,
II Canal street .Sbms following testimony lin which
% g ~ Ss" "'
~ DR. BsewS oss.s-ps.r Sir 4 sense q .rs.t.as
swia prospects, Of ocasdsrsd emsdabs blindness eonse
sSs AND S aaissasd 70 s.sy
hs
but
blindness. become dscousgsd and considered my
:Ss ~ :'s
a:a s :i h:
but derived permanent benefit, my becoming
sHs;'s '.S: n ,iss i~i y. @
Chambers street, beng prevailed BY lady who accosed
in Grand street, consult Dr. Brown
she certain he could me, knowing what he had
done in declared ncuabie and abandoned by the
eminent oeulss) who said he could and
sight; also health much imp.sd from the previous
treatments. am Apply to sight II restored
see 70 read fine Print and fine sewing and attend to do
and expressed with sincerity with The utmost 'atsfae
ton add my ;%S on e the ~ S0a al
statement cheerfuy recommend those aimiary Affected
place themselves under Dr. Browns which
my ease beyond my sanguine hopes and Is very
mild, causing not Inconvenience.
BRIDGET BhOWN, "a Thompson street.
New York. 10th june 1896.
Sworn to before me this 10th day Of July, 1876.
A. H. MfCKLE Mayor.
On application by mail post pd siding atadis
receive advice and medicine By describing their
follows Age employment constitution, previous
health and habit, appetite and digestion Of bowels
disease AVID cause present and Of vision.
Terms moderate.
N B.-Some astonishing will be announced every
week S-e if in the San Tribune OF yesterday
and True Sun Of this day and Sun of Saturday hese
sbsnd ned cases and blind) Patients distance
will please furnish their certificates Of All commun
cations must be post paid. $50 lt-rh
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!" SPANISH EXIRACT."

" SPANISH Elk IKACI,
now admitted be the best ed for privae dis
eases-Phy sic u j. the only medicine that will ef
er,ualy the mplant and drive particle Of
from he stem, and leave il perfectly and
healthy does NOT interfere with Diet does
contain particle Of mercury Sold at Roosevelt street,
prize 81 ply sican In attendance TO give advice at I'll
hours Of the cay and evening. $50 lw~rh
TO PROPRIETORS OF EATING HOUSES.
NOR SAL h, Steam Boiler for Cooking with four large
Kettles, Lead Pipe Taps, Couplings and Furnace, all
complete: God Can be bought cheap for cash,
Z. HOMER'S, No. Ito Fulton st., or No. Ann st.
$40 2ws rh
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HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING,

THE Subscriber offers trade and wholesale dealers
i ON favorable terms,
1000 gross low priced table Knives and Forks:
800 pair do do guard Csyvers, At y1X cents.
complete assortment OF best T. y Files, Chsscls &C.
100 pieces superior Hair Cloth al sizes, the reduced
prices.
English Lever Watches, at si3. Movements at 50 &c,
Also Trace Chains Knob Locks saws, Braces aud Bits,
Caps, &c sc JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
s29 3tsMW&Fsfh IS John 1T up stairs.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE a RAPHIC.


A"hADhlfhiA, Nept. -.
Row OF small brick dwellings ON George street,
west OF Schuylkill Sixth, destroyed by fire this
afternoon-2 in number-inhabitants poor--each
containing five or six families-at least 50 families
unsheltered. Loss about l5, 900 dollars
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A CAhD.
FASHION, BLE DANCING !.


OF Music (pupiI Of Monsieur Coulon, Great Nal
sa ae
Princess Of Orange and family of his bghness the Duke
sa siss 81 is he ::
D,e dESnd and Se %
ofOctober, ard will have much pleasure in giving private
obtaining an elegant po6c,ency h. delightful scc.%.
phment he trusts by his unrsming exertons and
be his study to endesvor to merit. W.
Morning and Evening classes will also be- hold 70. ladies'
fashionable new .,t dsnees y. u,
As introduced the banks Of the Neva into Paris and
cha ming style Of this fascinating Waltz has secured for it,
fa The fsi
will 0S0. & s.
enable the pupil dance this set of
Allo ys;e cling tenn. y" L. Cs.r,rsn y.l.e
ssssI P Win sss Ss cSs2
style dsnng taught home or at the residence Of the
b. will also give private lesson. the Pianoors and
MSTpnx and E..nnS Glasses for Dancing will Be hsIa
October also at New Jersey Sn Friday oetpheIs
York. $40 Iswstwsrc
PRiyATE DANCING AND wALTzING ACApE
Mr. J. H. sesIns ha, the ple..ur, qf Informing HI. friend.
on saturday ectobeI 70. At his fe,idenes a; above
hl p:y: q sT% l ySsSs .ds and past
Tuesday and Friday evenings at o'clock for gentlemen
Ciae. be formed for other days to meet the conve-
Ladies and gen,Iem,u wishing private lessons COM
Mr. will teach all the new and various style. Of dancing
and w.trne including polka, Msaourhas and the graceful
Private sorees for pupils their parents guaroans,
class exclusively for Waiting will be held on Saturday,
evenings, commencing November7 s2s asMW&S"rc
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CT Ii. CLARKE,
MERCHANT TAILOR, ii6 William street, opposite the
IA Warrington Stores, has rece hi. full assortment q
Cloths, Cassmeres aud Vesngs all OF which will be made
70 order at profit Of ten pc, cent on The cost,
buyine all goods cash. enabled TO furnish &23
csst for S2o end other garments in proportion keep IN
saoltIon my regular business, fall assortment OF very
Sack Coats varying price from s. to Sill satin
and white Vests &c. he.
To those who NOT At preseut my cusfomsrs would
~ guarantee for and skill that for long
connected with the fashionable house Of Bund.se
hDrosaway. so lt~rh
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AUCTION NOTICES.
.o GE2 ?; ROLLINS B: g A !. g q. !.

EfEoANT AoSsERoLD ftSS Sl2sffI on Thurs.
day 0G,so,r r.; a. 10 Ge0ea q No o; BrOadwsy
s ss e; q made
So arm eh,r do Two high backed dS also set made b
drab color medallion chair. match two arm
s dc Or o. ss %sss By
SusItstte tables elegant gilt and marble s.adsabra, II
sized plates Tl...s large .insi and white
s,1s %.f BIZ @ s sIsn
liable to contain the leaves. efnt French clocks made By
to ~aeS set Of RoseIs bs.
ivory balance handle knives and forks rich cut glass
elegant mahogany elegant doors
ps,n!inss bureaus, fire sets, oil cloth mating dfusses.
Sale 20 e. With che kitchen furniture
FURNITURE, &s1Thi, day, at 10 O'clock at No. = 4rh
5 q %y
maple chars; roekers and Egyptian marble top
carpet; bed.sads bed. pasier. and bed
ding hail lamps looking glass and Ell shades
&' Jao
HOUSE PAYIp Ds sGoTf iN 1ERsEy CITY
TIL. Day wsd"..dy sp, So At 10 clock :, .Is.
.it S i
JACOB BRA sTED, Auctioneen
GALE of Rosewood and Mahogany riANOfORTES-On
50 Beesman ST. from Wsdne,dss ies Valuable
b Eisa s 81; o e
and ths.s instruments. the whole Of which
ARcE SALE O aIi;a Marble :sd HisS.,sr s..u,,y.
s%Ds Tssti 81: =.
Evenings. .. oeiocs At the spssiou. Hall IL the COLISEUM,
ed by the ship Montico bark Constance eghon,
BadsS and Msb v..s U T.an
&C. ever before introduced in this city many of which
Also, Clocks Lamps Grandoes, fine China Vases. Paint.
mgs, Japannery. sc.
Wednesday morning. and the public ladies especially
invited to call and examine the same. $50 2terh
o.r JAG0B $; PLATT, Aue,ionesr
- II o'clock at No % Patt for OF whom may
IA assorted shoe Findings prising
last hooks shank and Wheels and Keys
stitch wheels snd keys welt trimme files avis and
.tiei. hes! ball hresd; boot cord cosIsn
laces boot ebb lasng IL lbs Mails, lacks &c The
having been slightly d.m'rsd in the course sr;n.por
HANpsoME HoTsEHoL.ibi fTRSiTuRE AT AUG,
Ninth ol ws. sfi So a. = 49,
all new last consisting in of Brussels an
ingram carps rich mahogany sofas; dining breakfast and
tables gilt grandoles glass drops; lamps
dow shades; mantei onsmen.s fire sets mahogany hat
stand hell lamps door stair earpet brass fiat rods rich
BILE top washstands imston rosewood cottage chairs;
hogny chairs card and qustte tables hair mat
AsoChina dinner, dessert and tea sets; rich cut glass;
kscHsn Furniture with
"A,s' ''' '' I. W. LU6Low & CO.. w.n.,,
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NOTICE,


used BY he .syins property The No IS Water
WssTors CO desire especially 70 .stsoSIsa ss
PR ss,siT wETMoRE Navy Agent, b.s to return
his grateful his Honor Mayor the
the rendered him in saving ali the books and pa
night the navy Agency rom the IRE tins evening"
20 once ~ .he navy AEes re Rnos r se
the ''e' once Of the i'SSt i5 'S %ETMoRE
E7- All civ papers please copy and send bills $50
The art or Daguerreotyping has been
NATIONAL DAGUERREAS GALLERY, asi Broad.
self when in haste is but momentary matter Inc pro.
ducfion Of picture performed IN less me .nan .na'
which expires in detailing the manner OF proceeding
which consists in entering the gallery after casting few
admrng glances at the irresistible specimens that are
strewn on the walls Of the entrances then select the
desired size and afterwards ushered into Of the
neatly furnish and presented to the gentlemanly
operator, who furnishes you with your fac-simile as
by magic.
More Proof or the Good Effects OF Mrs. Jer-
New YoRx, Sept ie, 1886.
Having had severe cold eonsiderit Unnecessary let
:s S We
ing ,ssr.s TO al humbus i something ofa comPmento
Respectfully , yours rD ,,e.
Reading Room, Society Library.
T One: s 1 rs . ns SS f s uS n
Ct one ss for fs ..s a sas dS c
Eiy sss Hudson M.. flaws. - Fa, B.oos'
Portable Dressing Cause.-The attention OF
the sespectful invited the subscribers
spprsdaEes toilet Their s.sOItnsn.
az % o. % thar IS
aaveers toilet IN the most d:.rnns ara Ps or
1T Broadway, opposite HowMd's Hotel.
Pocket and Penknivss.-A beautiful assort-
Of f .sSvs % BE Of S ,D.nSS n
patterns ever R'slsiS rs is1 III g.e;a-.y
few doors above Courtlandt street.
An Astonishing Cure or Misunderstanding
o. or a.. 20 ~. e:yse o
sncshsS column Of this day An y;
Spring street, The cure merits the highest eonaidsraO
Great Bargains In Carpeting.-Ws would
invite the attention Of hou eksere those about
s;vs ~.sro:m' Anderson Bo~ey where
s BE- found S S".: . En .as Piano cs1s
9Gg Oil cSH . sss SSu m f ssr
= Fs. Pc: s
ably cheap. Observe the number 90 Bowery.
Pnalon's Magic Hair Dye, q now and IN
offhe hair to beautiful brown OF black without injury to
the hair skin The superiority this Dive in
e eymode liberalization and effect all other
change superior excellence will be apparent
single application Country gentlemen have
bottle forwarded them by express by sending cash.
closed 70 Phalop g. Broadway Judsons Hotel Price 81
bottle with full directions for City gentlemen
isvsd cal, The depot and have their whiske dved
Bogus Fawce iH Chestnut for Philadelphia
Roussel's Premium Shaving Cream, and
every variety of Perumery Cosmetics Toilet Soaps,
fashionable kinds Amsndne for chapped
hands, &c., &c. For sale wholesale end retail, by
E. ROUSSEI, l59 Broadway
tee between Liberty and Cosrtlsndt streets.
Philadelphia Agents for the Herald, q. b.
Zieher Co.. 3LedRer Buildings, I'd street. Chestnut
whore those wishing to subscribe will plssse leave their
paper as cent? without it Advertisements and eommun
eaoss intended for next days paper must be left at the
,ynl Anlxs .ek .s 4.
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This increase amounts 10 shout fifty per cent but the
aggregate increase for this to the LIST Of September
amounts to more than hundred per cent, compared
with the corresponding period last year.
RAJ nrrr
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T. w. LUDLOW w, AuctIoneer.

PUBLIC AUCTION.
n WILL be sold at public auction Thursday
<next, Oct. l. 1886, at o'clock, r. M, at the Anne
A<1. rican Eagle Sale Stable corner Chrsty and De-
lancy streets pair Of young cream colored Mares.
New York, Sept Is. 1896 s2e ltsr