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CArrcnIsm. The following catecbism, S
shor', is comprehensive, and traces bankcra'
promises 10 their legitimate source.-.tte fifs,
promsor who had no capital wherewith to
redeem;
who ipvented paper money!
'fhe Devil.
How does iIappear,hai ihe Div| inysased
paper money!
fieis the Father Of Lies
What ~ money likef
tits like a yardst:ck.
How so2
Il isa measure Of value, ss yards,ick Is
of length.
4 Can there be yardslick without lsngthy
Certainly not.
Can there bo a measure Of vsIue wiihou.
value.
Certainly not. Value can be measured
only by being compared with value, AZ length
can be ueasured only BY being compared
with length.
What is paper money likcf
II 10 Ike stick Two feet long, mere. or
less, which the merchant calls ysrdsiicl,
and measures oui bis goods by il 10 the far
mer and mechanic.
ia B.. .
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TREAsuRY or HlsroRx.- The 5th No. Of
tiis y'lhabls work Is on our table. We have
tecoivad INV works with which we are 10
hishIy plaased as,he Treasury Of Tiistory.r
No mans library should be wiihouta copy
..f M ~
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.

The quantity Of fonr, whoat, corn and
barley left at tide water from the commence.
meni ofnavigaiion 10 tho 22d Of October in
elusive, is MS iullows:---
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Tun Dz4eoor RE0iMExr -AIaior Bur
\bfidse, of tie new Dsagoon Regimen, (says
&e Cincinnati Advertiser, was yesterday
in this city, and on his way % Washington.
He was mel here, we learn, with Instructions
% report himself, with his command, 10 Cen
eral Taylor, il Mexico, at the eafliest prac-
ticable moment. This regiment, the reader
VIII remember, was raised mora particularly
fer service IN Oregon. Il consists Of teil
companies of one hundred men each, The
majority Of which are Il Jefferson Barracks,
- 81 ~ q =.
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TIM CoIuMmAs MAeAzINx for November

Tx CoLusBIAS MAeAzINx for November
contains Two pecpsat wiIfi,l woman, 9. BY.
9. M. Sisson; +" Debtor and Creditor ono
Of Arihur's excellent sketches; " Paneg-
Iyrick on Witchcrafi, mesmefism, and cheap
literature" q not very successful attempt al
satire, by J. K. Pauldina; aOrigin Of N. Y.
democracy" by Fanny Forester, kistori.
cal account cf Leisler's revolt; Al
D can" /" 4 beautiful poem BY Frances s. o.
gspi, &C.. SC. The engrayings are 40
usual excellent.
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GoDfY1s LApr's Book for November, 81

GoDEYs LADY's Book for November, con.
tains the " Baison Coiinse," BY Miss Less
Ire, = contrast between refinement and
ceafse vufgari'y. "The Cask Of Amoniill-
ado" by EdgarA Poe, a description of TIA
han revenge; ga Peepas Paris, IAN ably drawn
picture Of french manners with ralher too
many dark shades. "The Editors tables''
are well furnished, the sngravings highly
finished; and III fashion plates giye Tho
winter fashions iof ladies' mantIes, &C., &c.
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Iumbus. They wIIruo s.-----,--
eves ~ charge z souaded
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The Utrecht line
OF Forty-Nine.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4, ls4s.

Operations the lightning line from your city,
resumed rather unexpectedly yesterday afternoon and
the communication has continued in complete order up
to the present writing. The city press were conss
quenty enabled to lay before their readers this morning
sufficient returns to show the result of the election in
New York city, and some idea to what had been tho
effect of the storm in the State at large Tho wings
in great glee anticipating the triumph Of their brethren
in the Empire State and also in New Jersey. The Bal
more telegraph has not yet been got in order for the
transmission Of messages.
Aleter received yesterday afternoon at the Exchange
from Captain Jno W. Cheyney of the bark Pons stated
that his had revoted Sunday last when outside
the Capes led by Michael Almesda the fl st nate
and that he was kept in custody by them THIS letter
.nsn in t Ia manifest The rst nate
in town late in the afternoon and made his statement Of
the before the United States commissioner, Mr..
Burchard and warrant for the captains arrest il
sued his representation. The captain managed to
escape from the bark at Marcus Hook. and came
his dispositions Of the revolt from his authority and
the ASSAULT and battery made upon him by Almss-
issued for the arrest of all implicated. Their names
are Michael Almesda, William Young, VIM. Hutch
Geo woodforJ, VIM. Pate. Henry H. Hedges. and two
Others put board at Marseilles by the u s. Consul
who are indicated as Long Tom and Jim. The second
sided with the captain, and the carpenter s not i'm
plicated he being engaged at the wheel After the first
assault made him, the captain attempted to
powered in the act and tied hand and foot The captain
struck upon the cheek BY Almssda with some sharp
which inflicted severe wound
Stock sales very limited to day. but prices main
tanned their hrmnsss and schuylkll Navigation Loans
advanced u and State 6's y. :,
Flour MARKEr-Fm with sales of20oe bbs fresh ground
S5 White wheat is worth IFS li6 red 07 los Rye
held 70c Penn Corn 70 fer round 50 for fiat and s. for
white.
Sales OF Stock mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp-3oO Win ngon RR 6s 50 7s $500 do IS
a sc; 100 Girard Bank, ~; 20 N. American lnl Co.
ArrER SALEs-l0 SchuykilI Nav. @; 80 Harrisburg RI
lSh
SECOND BoARp.-No sales. -. $780,. .
AFryR SALys-5e00 State 81, 57D 1900 Schuylki Naves
10; Penn Bank, $50; . Phils Bank, losss.
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Bosror. Nov. 4. 1916.

Whersisme Steamer Erprsssss-Shori Voyase, re.
No steamer yet, but lots of steam, which is rising
higher and higher the time for the boats arrival shor
tens The this time is considered to be Of moro
importance than was that Of the Caledonia, and every
body is on the tptoe Of expectation. understand that
three four expresses have been arranged to take
the news to New York; and II was rumored yesterday
Halifax; but after diligent enquiry, have come to the
conclusion that ii is all fudgea story got up by some
wag for the purpose of trying bluff the -four speru
ators OF the Eastern railroad people krow any
thing about III however shall not long De kept In Tie
dark as today will probably tell the tale.
The Mail and mes received partial returns Of your
election this morning at one o'clock oy magnetic 'eie
0rnnh which are published in some Of the morning pa
pers and the probable results in the river counties hays
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RING'S COUGH CANDY

COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
~ ofthe indications Of sound intellect and
when ererted in the Of suffering humanity IL becomes
ennobng virtue When suffering under the effects
Of cold slight cough how much better to at rid
bic Cocgh Candy than allow the seeds Of perhaps I'm
gerng asthma fatal consumption to be in your
stitutions. Does point the proper
70 be pyrsued-wsrm cobng and Rings Cough Can
dyi Thousands have been quickly cured and that had
desparedthen why YOU reader aching friends
Read this from the Rev. Samuel ID. Burchard -
Rings Candy-fIaving been strongly recommended by
Kind friends try Rings Cough Candy for very
cold, did with, con ess, ceptcism
its virtues but found yse II speedy relieved and able to
attend those duties from which had seriously feared to be
debarred feeling of thankfuuess and desire ben eft
others prompts give the little influence my
possess making the virtues Of this remedy known 70 the
public aud mpartiug lutte 0fthat which
great assistance the effects confidence
SAMUEL ID. BURCHARD,
Pastor OF Houston Presbyterian Church. corner
Thompson and Houston stree Is, New York.
For sale at Rings l92 Broadway corner of John st.
I.ust
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Died,
On the 4th inst, JANE Baoss wife Of VIM H. Bross, Of
Mutual Lodge, No. 81.
The friends of the family requested to attend her
funeral at o'clock this day, at 2ss Division street.
l7- New Jersey papers please copy.
On the Sd inst, Mrs BETusHEsA TITUS widow of the
late Jonathan Titus, in the s6th year of her age.
The friends OF the family requested to attend her
OF o'clock, r. NJ from the residence of her daughter,
corner OF Johnson and Bridge SITS Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, Nov. 4, Of consumption john T. VAN
pEnrooL, aged "a years and days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family also the
members OF Engine Company No. To- and the Peterson
Blues respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
the residence of his mother No Chestnut st. on Friday
afternoon, at O'Clock precisely.
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NEW DISCOVERY,

EoR RENOvATING CLOTHES, at the New York
repaired by VIM SMITH 10 WALL street. Take Notice
sod and dsgued by spots oil paint tar pitch &c
will find TO their advantage call At
dresses table covers carpets returned their original
color Stop and see for yourselves, at 10 Wall st.
VIM }. SMITH.
All orders attended to as speedily as possible in any
part Of the city also intend csrryn above place
the business Of Boot Backing where shall be happy to
ceive and execute all orders.
The backing used by is free from the injurious mix.
destructive leather found in ordinary backing
n 3teodsr
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We regret to learn that the wires a. ne Bosom
Telegraph were broken yesterday sfsrsoon.
towards evening. either'by sceident os aosiga-t
is not known which. This is probably fcpsa.
ton of the outrage perpeiraied on he srivul Of
the last steamer. and the inference. therefore, IA
irresistible that the steamer Britannia gof MO
Boston yesterday evening
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MORRIS CousTr. Mendbam, N. J

n. a
October g. 1886.
nR SETH w. FOWLE-Dear Sir-This may certify that
~ am about seventy five Of born and have
always resided IN this town Ia October. 1885, took cold,
aud for months afflicted nth inf and the
worst cough have ever experienced during whole life
Myself and friends hsd stroug doubts
got bottle OF Schencs Syrup done COED then
sppsd to ply sician who prescribed for several tunes,
but did not At last physician advised
take Dr. Wstars Celebrated Balsam OF Wild Cherry which
has performed many remarkable cures did so, and
believe that saved my liie cough left entirely when
had taken as.ge bottle am now enjoying good health
IL ever again have similar attack Of family
shall Immediately resort to DIR. Wstsr's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry The physician who mended this Balsam
induced do from his personal observation
and experience using One very strong Of Of
yonng occurred this immediate vicinity, Of which
DIR. Holman informed
EPHRAIM SANDERS.
None genuine unles signed J. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by A. B. d. Sands. Agents for New York City
Canada M eod3tSItWrc
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COUGHS COUGHS COUGHS

COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS.
CORBYN'5 COUCH LOZENGEs-Ths popular rene
Ody will be found the efectual fer the
Of coughs colds hoaneness irritation Of the lungs
shorness OF BREATH asthma consumption, &c This not
like atoms, got merely please the palate
but those ditessnF symptoms which but too Of
prove fatal when neglected. many testify
who have experienced their happy and sauary effects
nv Of whom have been reduced the brink Of the
They pomo.e free and easy expectoration and require
confinement single box will cure the most obstinate
cough that existed.
For sale by O. COLBY Chemist &C., ISL Pearl ST. Frank
lin square, agent for the United states. o2i lmsr
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AucTios NOTICES,

WI W SHIRLEY, Asef,
DATLNT lryn Stone Cmls--Gass and Eafthenyare
THIS Day, NOV 81 at 10 o'clock at the Sales roo n No.
Pine street BY H. E. WILLARD. Catalogue sale Of $1,000
white dark and light blue Iron tha Pilates and dIsh
Is all sizes Tea and Coffee We're. &c China itehes rich
Tea Sets 50 Solar Lamps Mirror Dishes lots 10 suit
retailers hotels and boats at 80 DAYS credit
Al 10 O'Clock, so packages Glass rs Cruets. Sol
Shades, Ne 3ltsr
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Married.
On Wednesday morning, Nov. L. by the Rev J. J.
Lyons, Mr.. NJ SAMUEL DAVID of Montreal, Canada, to
GERrRuDE VIRGINIA eldest daughter of J. L. Joseph,
Esq
At New Haven, Nov. 8, by Rev. DIR. Cleveland Rev.
Dr. WooDs President of Andovsr College, to Mrs LUCIA
lvEs, formerly Of this city.
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PHnLADrLPHis, Nov. As y. n
The Sou,hemi and Western mails convey no
intelligence of importance. Wetfher stlll clcady
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WIGS! WIGS!
QATCHELOR's new invented Wigs and scalps, made Of
- the natural curl har and adapted the
manner TO the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely new invention doing away with all the vcIatious
difficulties long e1perieaeed by those who wigs
The public invited large and well selected
stock containing variety Of and color; they will
then be able 10 Judge the effect
VIM. BACHELOR, in entor and only manufacturer,
Wall street, Broadway. Removed from 1865 Broadway
Please n the sddress. oil Imsrc
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Nov as 500 Baltimore co. 96; 5000 do S. TO- 9Sk;
,ao a. =. no 3ds e7f 1000 do ds OK Bsltmor 70
aud Ohio Railroad e do Fremens Insurance.. iex; 20
n land g. Closed to-day asked 7e bid Baltimore SIS Of
@ closed asked sh bid Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ans l2i1 asked, q bid.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TElE CRAP Htc.


HAKrf0Nn. an NcF. i.st.
ihe wing state Convention met 81 Hartford 81
ioo'elock this forenoon W W Boardmsa. E.a
was chosen Presdoni. Hoa. ladT- Bls.sH VS.
nominated Tor Governor. and q , McCurdy. Esa
for Lieut.. Governor, by majority Of ~ oyef eli
others, and the noninauon on subsequent bsi-
LOT was unanifnSus
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HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrvaed corps of Equestrans will perform at
Mddetown the 29th of October; Port Jarvis
30h; Unonville the 3st; at Stanhope the I'd Of
Novcmbor Somervlle the Sd; bennington 9TH;
at Lamberyie the 5th, and at Trenton on the 9Th
This the Largest Establishment ever Organized in the
United suaes comprising $50 Men and Horses requiring u
Carriages convey the performers, wsrdrobes
&c The company has attached il Eight Female eaus
TRANS, amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of THE
Age, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Fess peculiarly her
being chae and clasc her graceful and
and the charming Iirefe with which she chains audi
ence rendsr this gifted and highly educated arsfe
ing feature Of the arena IN this country. The Propetors
refer the public to the brilliant description given the
speetve newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring fssb
Equestrisn Director, Mr. HOWES; Riding Master, Mr.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal Nj
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose ea on
HORSEBACK are the ertrsordnary wtnened nve
nile act of by Master Nixon Olytngc gIsr
Tombler, Mr.. MACARTE Wonderful Feat, e y, Mi
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS 10
In their elegant 6ymnsstic Pastures and Sronpnss M
Sweet as the Charioteer OF Fb1bus Posurng ano oym
nascs, by Mr. Nixon and his Mr. HoTes IN h,s ny-
theological and brilliant Act Of Fanciei Of rroteus M
c. Howes in Slack Rope Evoiunons Mr Geo. sweet tne
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer. Wfh variety o. ethers
The whole comprising the leading most talented and
en'''c HpWEsx GO s New York Mammoth Ciress.
oi4ur
NORWAY IRON, OF the we'll known and i stamps.
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MIR. MOORE, who arrived here in August last. IN the
WI Gladiator from London requested call No 100
tion. oas aWsrh
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THIS delicious beverage made Of the purest and best Cot
feeh has gained great popularity, only Of
the facility offers bachelors by
making with spoon full or less in Of hot
water milk the most paatabe coffee but also by is
riority to any coffee prepared in the usual way.
The manufacturer having lately attained advantages
in retaining all the favour the confident it
will now give satisfaction TO all who it,
For sale at Bunker Co, No - Maiden Lanes W. g. Cor
win, No e39 Broadway; Gassuer Young No 1874 Chatham
stu Gosberger, corner Chamber and Centre Sco6tld
Co.. No. 70 East Broadway John Mihau, No. 1888 Broad
Il. l.. SZADEDZKY,
OPS 2wSre Manufacturer 10 Murray
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UNION COURSE, l.. /.
&lAl4AS 21sAs

A CCORDlNG 10 aggerrneBt the seeoad rare between
"A Lady Suffolk and j. X. Polk for of 500
of on Monday next the 9th Of November, halfpass3
O'Clock, two miles and repeat.
Bryant enters Lady safiolk, 10 under the ssddie
A Conkln enters J. X. Polk, z skeleton wagon
Astonishing Match for s2oo-Nle heats, best in at
O'Clock precisely.
James D. McMsn &. Capt. Waugh to 60 to wagon
Isaac woodruff enters Boston Merry, 40 sulky.
New York, October &c, lea6 q. SPlCER.
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LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.

LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
WILLIAM BARKER, formerly with II. Martin, and
ladies who may desire their heads dressed their dwell
lings, the following terms:-
Do. shamPooing and dressing; so 50
Per month, every day, proportionably lo~.
w. J.Bs time being wholly devoted to this branch. he
will sore but his order book will be kept at the
Of Nine NJ Scheltema, 72T Broadway
under the New York Hotel, corner of Waverly Place,
where ladies ax their and residences
a his residence. 81 East Broadway. sis Imsr
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60 closely resembles the real head OF hair that scepcs
- and connosseurs have pronounced il the perfect
and extraordinary invention of the day The great
Of this novel and unique Wig is its being made without
sewing weaving which its appearance closely to
resemble the HAIR both in ghness and natural APP
pearanee defy detection texture being beautiful
porous and free all OF perspiraton
ration unmpsded and the evils Of ether wigs avoid
ed The and alike invited
this novel and beautiful Wig and peculiar method OF fit
ting the head at the inventors Ia C. BARRY las Broad
of Liberty street. mn sts,rs s17 I'm
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INDIANA BONDS.

THE undersigned has issued circular dated aand instant
u enclosing the form Of subscription, required be
made by the first Of December Tor the completion of
the Wabash and Erie Canal and TO effect to the Act Of
ding payment Of the bonds OF the State
The Circular has been such holders have
furnished with their address, and in order that all bond
no ders may have the opportunity of securing the advantages
Of the law by becoming parties 10 the subscription notice
such bondhodes have not received the cir
cnlsr that be promptly furnished or forwarded on APP
street. CHARLES BIJTL ER. No. 20 Nassau
Dated Oct 90, 1886. OBI saw4wsr
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PREMIUM BOOTS


81, FINE FRENCH BOOTS for SO 50 our own make
1and wsrrmed satisfaction; fine French imperial
Ores. Boots for 81 So equal to those usually sold in
~ Broadway for Sc or 81, at YOUNG JONES' fine
French Boot and Shoe Msnuactory of the FASH
onabe in this city Our boots received the highest
praise in the late Fair Of the American Institute for the
pncs sold in this city Boots Shoes Caters nc made
to order the shortest notice Nendng &C. done in the
store. YOUNG * JONES' Ann St
lmsie
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CONCERT

L.
MIR, KAVANAGH respectfully Informs his Friends and
bian Hail. Grand street. on Thursday Evening November
3h when he will sing all his popular Songs
and Sentimental He will be assisted by Mr. Holman, Mr.
Nutting, aud young lady.
Tickets cents Doors open at half past Six O'Clock
Concert 70 commence at half Seven For programme
see small bills o29, 81, 3, S, At issr
FOUR EVENINGS WITH JOHN MILTON.
LOTHIAN SMITH, Esq will deliver the Stuyvessni
a. lnstitutc -Four Lectures on Millions Paradise Lost.
Lecture ist-synopsis Of the Poem with general crt
Lecture Satan and the Fallen Spirits Gabriel and the
Angelic Spirits.
Lecture 3rd-Adam and Eve.
Lecture ith.-The Theology, Mythology, and General
learning embodied in the Poem together with concluding OBJ
seIyations on the whole subject
The first Lecture be delivered at the Stuyvesant Instr
tute $50 Broadway, This Thursday Evening" November 3th
n o'clock.
Tickets for the Course $2-sinsle tickets 50 cents admit
a lady and gentleman. ms ltsr
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOUIETY.
LIVERY Performing r-ember of the Society is requested
u to be present at the Kehearsas of "Wednesday and
GEORGE wHITLOCK,
nj 2trrc secretary.
MENAGERIE AT NlBLO'S.
- AYMOND WARNINGS Collection Of Living An
~ mails now this city, are the largest IN the United
for the reception Of the public. ,
Menagere open from to 2 A. M; from tolP M; and
from 7 to 10 O'Clock IN the evening. -
u Admission Is cents-Children, half price,
$50 tire
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LONG BREED CANARIES

LONG BREED CANARIES.
~ THE Celebrated stock ofW. s. Broadway, will be
VIZ offered for sale al No John street Bird FancIers
49, invited to call and them. They are admitted
'~ to be the best in the United States Chinese Lark
with the usual rare and valuable birds
Cages, Seeds, &c, for sale by A. GRIEVE,
o29 I'm 10 John strret V
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NORWAY IRON, for the manufacture Of Guns, Pistols
cs. no swords also for Hsrpocns Wire and other a
"a" "a sssna sole Agent, c. E. HABICHI
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NORWAY IRON Of the we'll known and stamps.
~ ~" {. L, HABICHT.
',oso Al eodsrh % West street.
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FALL FASHION. IS.l6.

N VIM BANTA, No % Canal street, and l3o(V
IN Chatham street. offers his friends and the public -
large Of Hats Of the STYLE the following
low prices viz:Moleskin silk Hats fur bodies 81;
fur Hats warranted to retain their shape color 81 short
nap silk Hats fur bodies, 81 30: first quality Paris mole
skin silk Hats 50 So first quality Hats 50 3d.
Also the fall patterns of chdrens silk velvet and fancy
cloth caps mohair CLOTH oil silk plush aud fur caps &c
Boys fall pattern fur and silk hats oil lmsrc
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HAIR DYE

RATCHELDER'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye il alb
soiutely the only article yet invented that can be de-
pended to color the human hair whIskers &c. without
staining injury the skin destroying the health and
elasticity of the hair This fact aested by hundreds who
and take every possible pains to recommend it. The
Tor will be disturbed by constant washing and will be
found perfectly inform and without Of those
natural nts much complained Of ordinary hair dye
VIM. BACHELOR, Q wallst.
Aren't IN PHILADELPHIA Eng RousaeI o13 tmsr
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, Public Buildings,
" Park Oct % l846-Notice is hereby given that the Tax
Books for the this office and that
am ready to receive the taxes due them All
paying their the LIST day Of January will be
allowed deduction the equal the
Of calculated from the day Of
the LIST day of February Office hours for receiving
axes from A. NJ until 2 p NJ.
JOHN STEWART, Receiver Of Taxes
Persons sending full description of their property this
Office, will have their bills them they be had
q time by personal application. o3l