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mo ESCRAyERS-Is hereby offered for sale me
/ OHce OF a general Engr4yer when mas Deeh esuso-
b these htteen years past aad which, during NAT Pc
rod and .peiay late years, has enjoyed Sioey "a
ended -us;ou both IN the city and IN the country his
ORC. il f.yore wiki The patronage OF manu- 4cturef7 from
...renl sections Of the Union and OF State Governments
and viii prove Yaiuao- acquisition 10 any senei'a &.
80, ho .bal be DESTROYS Of obtaining al once The re-
Sources Of tourishus business. The STOCK consists OF
.r-avirrs presses and tools OF every iescrlPton N
-I-9I-re oder address 4 D. a. ;hi- orlse. c3l ot
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


later from Bermuda-Gaie in the Tropics.
We have just received the Bcrmudian published
at Hamilton, Island of Bermuda, Oct. 18th, from
Inch we copy the following account Of gale in
the Tropics
By the arrival Thursday last OF the schr Adeona,
Capt Kirkpatrick. from Barbados and It. Thomas,
received Information of the occurrence o. VIC
lent gale IN the West India lsudes Capt Kirkpatrick
reports that the 18th September, at A NJ N lat -
20 lon 81, he experienced heavy gale with the wind
blowing from +. by S. the vessel hove TO- and lay
In that situation twelve hours with four feet OF the Ice
rail under water the whole Of the time At p. NJ. the
weather began 10 moderate, and the wind shifted
point--o L. :. T.. He " wore ship TO n T.. made
sail and stood of shoreathe Adeona was in the vicinity
Of the Island OF Dominica when she mad the gale. In
the afternoon before, the wind from T. n f.. and
the weather very threatening
The gale was felt at Barbadocs, where five vessels
driven shore and lost three rode the
The in Carlisle Bay ragged with great violence. Yes
Gels lost the schooners Fame, Agnes, and Man
iesier and sloop all owned at Barbados the MIN
English ship driven on shore, and became total
eek IN an hour.
At Dominica two vessels broke from their moorinss
Irng the storm and drited away 10 no persons on
Onrd a vessel owned at Halifax, with cargo on
board went ashore; vessel and cargo lost
At It Vincent. several lighters were wrecked but
large vcsscs rode safely amid the storm
The gale partially felt at st Thomas, but no dam
age ensued.
Notwith standing interval oil five days between the
18th the day wheu tho Adeona lyingto IN the gale
near Dominica and the I7th in the evening OF which we
were visited by similar occurrence there IL suihcioDt
reason 10 conclude that the two ctnpes,s were one ma
the same STORM Gales move slowly IN the tropics but
advance rapidly and II would secm, become larger
IN diameter when they take polar course. The great
OF l7a0 broke upon Barbados aud the neshhor
ing Islands the 10th Oct while IL was not until inc
18th of that month when Bermuda felt ITS fearful Vo
sncc.
Judging from the circumstance OF the wind having
vecred but point. while the Adcona was encounter
ING the gale would seem thatshc the Northern
edge OF the the great body OF which was passing
the time to the Southwark OF her position Itisoh
able that Travelled in direction nearly due West until
it passed the Virgin islands and taking sharp curve
swept on in a NOrtherly course
On the 18th and 18th we iet it here II reached New
toundund on the 10Th and the steamer Great Western
felt its terrific the Goth and 2lst when on her
last voyage 10 America.
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,er-st it was soon exansuished By The SreInea VINO
promptly the spot Inc stock WHICH WAS consldeTs-
big damaged was pa-;islly Insured
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.


I,RASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS, for excluding wind
and waller from the bottoms OF doors inserted INTO me
lower rail Of the door down TO the sill a. Closes ana
as within The rail a. opens They healthy because
the under-cuTr,n Of air which cannot he warmed ny a
srisI means is excluded they comfortable because
the temperature -Quasec and The feet ere warm IN any
psrt OF the room they economical because there 90
od air admitted and Of less fuel required TO keep
warm Price 81 ~ per door, which Includes patnnG n
N.rrh.cfnr-d by JOHN FRASER,
snso n,n No / Chatham square. S-w-YorL
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PRINTING INK Msnufactory.-The subscriber
L ha. recently introduced steam power and improved
arhin.ry into his mandatory which enables him TO fur
nsh MS customers with very superior article Printers
and merchants may have orders for Printers lux WIZ
rry ON being supplied with Ink OF excellent quality and
OF color The subscriber manufactures I'm
OF various color, rec, blue, green, &c Ofuets Oh
r,r,,d TO hi, mandatory Front-s between MOEtgOl-
ery and Goyeneur through the Dispatch Pos VII 90
pipctuaIy attended This paper has been printed oy
IN ns SnDlW GEORGE MATHER
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VENEzuELA.-By the arrival OF the schooner
Euphenis from Angostura Oct. Il. the sun has some
additional particulars regard 10 the late outbreaks IN
Venezuela The Government i, is said has adopted
the mos, active measures que the Revolution, bu,
the rebels are gaining power daily The Revolunonlsts
in the vicinity Rio Chico are headed by man nam
ed Echsnda and his brother Manuel together wiki sew
eral other assistants favorable the election o! Gen.
Guzu,sn On the goth OF September their friends had
collected at Rio Chico four klHId-ed raea consisting OF
blacks aud whites armed with musketS ances axes and
whatever offensive instruments they could lay their
hands on On the 20th they attacked the own OF Rio
Chico and drove the inhabitants from their houses de-
moshng several public buildings ~ the SAINT tune IN
consequence of this alarming movement tue Govern
mcut issued orders for raising large body OF troops
On the news being made known al the capitol couriers
were dispatched all the authorities throughout the
country with prccianauons for the srres OF Ga:rsaR
and his party or any OF them. When captured they
are to De placed the disposition oil the Supreme Gov
ernInont But Guzman is cunning man and his party
daily increasing. The revolution Is spreading IN other
parts Al RarbscoNs the 18th sept Pedro Asuino at
the head OF - inca attempted surprise on the
little garrison at that place but the scnp tailed -Four
OF his men were killed. taken prisoners The re
n,sindcr lied. On another occasion body OF 5p Gov
ernmen, soldiers dispersed party OF revoiaronists aud
took 81 prisoners. A; Bass 18th Sept the rebels had
gathered together force OF 800 men, putting the su
IhOri,!SS defiance.
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ArrExPrEo BURGLARY CLARGED.-A man,
named David Coyle zst Eight arrested by police
man OF ; ST Ward on charge OF attempting break
into the store OF Deitsch No. III Broadway Es
sent to me Police Oce where his case Is 10 De GTest
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AssArLrrxG AZ OFrIcER-Iames Heating was
as arrested Tor ssssg,tn- Office: Dellsnhaun OF the ID
" ard WIKI An umbrella
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THEFT OF \ TRrxE.-Dennis Seannnn was taken
into custody charge OF stealing trunk from on board
the steamboat Globe lying al the foot OF Pecs-sbp.
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" Judge pANlSL 3, TALLMApCX Of this City,
merry Of the Superior Court, AVID brother OF Hon.
?. rallmadse, died in Richmond, Va. on Thurs
ay last, while on visit to his brothcr-in.law. Il.
Jenkins Judge I has for many years filed Il
eminent position in State and City, and leaves
ny to mourn his loss, he was about 50 years OF
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HOUSE, ROBBERS AT WURH-Some OF the frater-
ntv with ch: fingers and conciences managed Fri
da las, te steal valuable six and fur coax from No.
n Waye:!y place
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RospERY.-We learn from correspondent that
the 21;h uls J, Is, Fuller. Esq of Stow VT while on
way with y horse and wagon from that place 10
Burlington, accosted by two men, whose names
cye Gay and Newlsnd, from Elmorc and who asked to
rid After some hesitation their request granted
when they commenced plying Mr.. Fuller with liquor
AID succeeded in getting him so drunk ths, they had
. difficulty in rohbins him OF $500, After this they
him in his wagon in state Of s,npeac,ion and Ted
Tsey were sferwerd arrested in Bolton when they
og.essed tho robbery, The money wss found where
,r had concealed il. The cupnts were to have been
mined a, Waterbury ON Friday last.
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New.York, November 10, las

ma. TowSstSo You remember hat when obtained
bo Of vour aparilIs and promised Il erected
ms IN yiy. VOC certificate an happy 10 na7s u 70
No ,ovyer TO return the favor had been sofe!y snlcied
~ he RHEUMATISM for months much Of Le nfne 90 pad
~ ~ romd n-itter esl sleep cor walk. Il would 10 ll
bIe for me 10 describe tie pain ard agony endured
F1red nu1nber OF remedies without being b.reateo-
g-nt-msn who KNOWS the quai=s Of Jour S>fsepenia
,5nr-1 M. 10 NV bottle Gid So and, 20 my great
s.tonshnlelr In few days effected perfect e1fs
~, are incr-duous inYite them 70 call on me, ana
g. % ssusfy them OF the truth Of the above
IRA GODFREY, No Liberty-s.
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THE NORWICH BoArs-The Worcester came
along in her usual good ZINE yesterday And We lea-
passcd the Atlantic hence OF Sew-Haren, aiaA NJ and
she no doub; landed her passengers II Boston or syn
sov afternoon She IS ssfe sea boat and has &c suPe
rtoy on tbs waters Q: this State.
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Hurt BY FALl.-A man named Patrick Kicr-
c. was las: night severely hurt by falling and striking
MS head upon The pavement IN Fultoa-st he "a
ken TO the I'd Ward station House and physician
Tor who dressed RS wounds.
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~ The NAERAeASsErr left az halfpast SIX on
SUNDAY with the passengers b the Moaes WHO prob
ably have reached Boston before ihis tine
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Snle- Of the Puhlic Lnnd-.

The Union contains official advertisements of
prospective Auction Sales Tor offerings OF Public
Lands by the Government as follows
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The STEAMER RHODE ISLAND AsgoRE--The
steamer Rhode Island which left Sou;ngton Sa:ur
day evening Win large number CT passengers and the
Eastern mail was blown ashore ahou, y o'clock II. yes
ierdsy tremendous sale prevailing al the time about
sly miles Eas, OF Huntington l. l. Wehsve particu
isrs bai understand hs: she danger, and vii
probably De 20, OF without sres; trouble as II was low
tide when she wen, ashore. Intelligence OF her s,t1s
toR brought ;his City last evening by messenger
dispatched town for the purpose o: procuring another
boat 10 go her relief and take o. her passengers and
mall The storm has been very and we may well
EXPECT to hear Q; some sad disasters the coast
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Into from >mntm Ec.

AuEr9resS arrived at Fort Leavenworth. on the
the evening OF the l7h with intelligence from Santa re
to the l7th ult.
Brig Gen kearney had returned from the South after
avery successful The inhabitants all greeted the
Stars and Stripes and limited dissatisfaction but
the Rich-thc Middle and Lower Glasses hailed the
General as their lbcrator. Orders had been issued 10
have the Dragons and 100 of Fishers command TO be
readiness march California by the 18th at which
time the Mormons We're expected 10 arrive Gen. Hear
ney will command the expedition in person.
The express met the Mormons, under The command
Of Lieut. Smith st Dragons. with the ordnance and
artillery on the Sisuerone Col Thompson. with de
tachmcnt Of Dragons, at Cottonwood Capt, Euos.
pr with Lieut.. Dyer OF Ord Department. al Ccun
Gil Grove
by return train Of ox-wasons from Bents Fort which
arrived Fort Lcsvonworth the it'll Dr. Sanderson
(Surccon Ia the Mormon Battalionl writes from the
Crossing OF the Arkansas thst had not Lieut. a J. smith
Isl Dragons arrived assume the command. their
people would have crossed the piainsthat they
the most lazy good for ohs ST he had ever met
with
great many sick $50 a; time owing too, eI,.
trely their filth and lazy hahlts-uone however have
died Daniel Grob. tcalnster belonging To this last
train was shot BY comrsde while hunting at Council
Grovc-twas thought accidentally The man. however,
who shot him. he got to the settlements made
tracks leaving three months pay behind and has
gone parts unknown. Isl. Louis New ETA Oct 70 p
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Ftsx-at about aaltpass - O'Clock this a,orain 2
s,e MSS dse5yersd Is tho dry goods store ss is ce
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,s sT q me Savannah Georgian Of the es,h inst
: Sss S ne steamer Hamburger wsa destroyed by IRE
= He' ssWaYasa tip non, Aasaa.s.
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N.w.YnsN InlyI. 1876.


Dr. TowS,ySp-Dtdr Su. Nearly twenty years ago
took violent cold which settled my lungs and affected
ma very severely, indeed. finally became cons,anI
cough but to prevent me roui at
tending 20 NV business Within the last lsw years u M
creased on me- gradually Al last became reduced
br.sthed with iircuy and raised with my cough much
b.t matter and Tor the last nine months previous 10 ue'ns
your Sa-aparila had regular nightswsais indeed my
trends and uyself supposed that would die wlh tue
Consumption but have tho happiness 10 inform you
hato my surprise-Hf,er Using three bottles o' your
SsrsapArilla ind my health restored IL relieved ma
gradually, and enjoying much better hcailh han
haze before in ~ wears hIi almost entirely lost my
np.tite winch IL also returned. You are AZ liberty TO
publish this with my name, IN the papers Il you choose
Nv little eitI who ia three years Old, had very bad
IN the whole of last Winter We became very much
alarmed on her account While using the medicine gave
her OF H. and II soon entirely relieved her as wen
mys,f and IN. is as well now and hearty any child
ever saw She also full of Little bioches TOOK theh
away and her skin ia smooth and fair now and AN 'as
hJ sh received her health from using excellent
medicine S w. CONANT, No. 40 Bowery
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SCHOOl.-Hemp sJesd Seminary Msie Boarding School.
SHemps;esd L. /. - ri-s from The City branch OF
The /. Railroad The Winter VIII commence ID OF
November Circulars al !. Ctagberns, 81 Cedarst The
principal this month al Broadway
% 3nleoi- DUNN. 4. NJ Principal
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WIN. n McNINSINl ~ Ut HN' .
New-Yors April 2sIh. 1915.

DS TOWNSEND make The following statement N OF,
der express my gratitude 10 you ard 10 rec1ninenu
YOUR Sarsaparila and your Compound EXTRACT ct Ssisa
paris hose who unfortunate rs 10 nave Luns
Complaints or Consumption. While residing IN the So0lh
several wears ago had .ons Snd severe s1cNne "hcn
with subsequent exposure, very materially injured my con
sution being able however much OF me time ~ WoN,
although my uics affected ami had cough. 10,
the last wear grew much and IN" last -" inter
caug ht 4 cold The pam r my breast 1istss VI
breathing and coughing very much Increased ooA
number popular remedies for Consumption nut uley
failed TO relieve ul-. Al last was confined 10 my 5oon
snd WAS bad with The Consumption tha; ali mol eN
PEG. TO remain here long Ia Marcus D. Moore wno
resides al The corner OF Lyius and Grand sts Nno viii
ccnfrm this statenent,l and made disposition OF my
properly after this, friend seat yca TO see
me YOU uricGed bottle OF your Extract OF >arsapatihs
took according your directions, and niaedia,sy
felt relieved-nv PAIN gradually len mel soon Dreamed
fe.y-my hacking cough suhsiied-l raised easily snG
.ep, .olndY-and 20 my establishment aud delight wheh
had taken the contents the bottle able a. you well
remember TO walk FROM Ferry Brayerst 10 obinn more
have continued lake IT, and AM now ahout my business
although II - not Than months stnce commenced
with your medicines-anj thankful 10 tue Lord mat
was induced iry ;hem. SAM. H. STUNht, 20 fettS ."
Albany May 10th, lSii
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Boarding anb Sotels.
RoARpING-MERcAANrs' HOUSE.


lSS 81 ami 1872 Broadway.
'lNWE PROPRIETOR would respectfully inform fsmites
and single gentlemen desiring board tor tho Winter, IN
eoor quarters with all the conveniences OF home.
that he number OF light and pleasant apartments 10
let (Carrshed) moderate prices. choice OF rooms
may be had by early application. ORLANpo FISH
oh Inn
BOARD IN SOUTH BRO0l<LIN-Fanilies or
I'D single gentlemen wishing 10 obtain board tor inc VIM
ter may md pleasant, accommodations m LlVlnHs'ol On
the corner . Snlith.sL Terms moderate on ot-
DOARDIS(;,-Pefsons Wishing Board for the winter
ID can be- accommodated with pleasant front and BACK
rooms on second door. also NNo gentlemen can Dc ae'
comnlolated single rooms AT lIS. F1ltoh,st lew
doors Nest OF Broadway References exchanged pNO ~
DOARD-One or gentlemen and their wives and
Dtvo single gentlemen may obtain board SAL -uitaole
coulnodiuns rooms with private family. The situation 10
pleasant the uehborhood quiet aud ana cen
s in the immediate vicinity Of the Broadway s'ses an
the Harlem cars being in ElmsL between broone aua
Gr.n5 .nplv AZ Ind Fim.., % i'm
DOARDINE.-A gentleman aud his vile, OF ,woor
ID hires single gentlemen, can bs accommodated WIN
good Board and pleasant rooms at % East broadway
OBJ lmeod
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Apartments Win hoaii tot
D.inrIe gentlemen may be had on Reasonable te,nls w
- East Broadway. o-- ..n
DOARD-Bosrd aud comfortable room, Tor lev gen
ID .lenren be had al Mrs j. h. SWA AIMS, ~ n.uitey
Al Transient hOnrdcLs accommodated "' 'h
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Slaves cannot breathe in New-York
They touch our City. and their shscklcs fall -

Let in conclusion eAhort you peacefully TO return
to your homes with hearts hllcd with gratitude TO Al
mighty God for this triumph OF Freedom over Slavery
holding yourselves ever ready to rally at the call OF
Liberty.
Mr. Noble was warmly cheered at the close, and the
dense mass which thronged around the steps and vest
buic oil the ombs quietly withdrew after three hearty
cheers for Mr.. n. Judge Edmonds New-ioFk City and
the Empire state
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shrcwdly remarks that ii is astonishing that people
who are so lasishtcd as to fortunes 10y selling
beet and crockcry should be ucsi.sighted as to
quirc opera glasses.
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A!beny, Ma.ch D, lsi5.

ns. Towss.sp-Dsar Sir Ny wife wss last Fall At,
,.cSed with feger and took afse qlanles u
6o-d 70 her roo.n about two monthA Wien inc ieel 90
b-r she was eIle1sed with Distressing pa.ns nss
.,-rn.- 40 bad In her neck aad shoulders uet enc
.jmo.t di.,ractet could grt nothing 20 eIeye Ger
we rried your SaIsapara which "nea we app ,ahcy
ss,sy rIire6 her We feel under oohgeons 70 p - ~,
nasyIed re " Tia. others maj avail tae.ne.s esr /,
ss.n srd sEectual remedy. SIZE hsd fSTet nso n
the sPrIng, ana ass oe1h H'ND''1 JOIN < DELL
Dsaiel-.t. Albany, April g. 1873
Principal oSce Ids Fa!ion,stL &C., P. sSa -
soah Pearls. Albany Agrs' 1 ,o' isS North sseon5..
Co No. sssies 8 gancs Drgzgisl, Baltimore. P. s.
aEs Sseaestaa John Wright Co ~
Sous-, acd BY Ito principal DraggtsS tMoashodi
Cnzl.e,-d s,,.gs Wez; indies and CGnsds-
me r-nrsns except pr; ap In the large SQUIRE b2aes
soee s1aia Guar. AID ssed viii Inc vrlten s.gnsr
-. = sTnYSssp 81! 81 aslas e:2xe = 20
ss:.se (. - az slsz@zsas&rs'
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TIUE EATONTOWN POI,N TECWNIC n.

i SIITU TE, Shrewsbury y. J reonens is Winter Ses
sion OF Monday. End November Pupils received TIL Isi
December. TERys-S75 per Session OF - weeks This
Institution couirs comprehensive English and Classical
education. including the German, French. Spanish and
ILaLan Langnssss Circnlar. Al L3L NassAn.s n: !a.
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Law Cnurt..

VICE CHA.cELLoK's CoUgT-Before Vice Chancellor
Sand:ord-Sov. 2-Decsious-J1a < H1ls,odd IS. Do
rid p Eastsdd Decree OF divorce from the marriage
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LENtALE SEMINARY, Il Esst Broad Way \
Il =. K CLARKE, Principals The Water terms OF this
Institutou I'll be part occupied BY sCoCrse o; Lectures
0u Chemistry Stages EN- ioy-d convey pupils v
lns in remote part Of the cry free Of charge. Pupils
from Brooklyn and Williamsburg VIII and Stage IN ws;
log for them Al their pectye Ferries -, iteCd'
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tI,uE AIi:r OE DANCING. MALTZINE. So.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL al MiDDLErOWS.
L Conn.-The Winter Session OF - weeks VIII com
mence Nov 18th. Circulars and Information OF
Re-. II. CHASE. - Market lols ius D II CHASE.
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".VES IS46-Oaiee Receiver OF Taxes, Paolt
f1'1dinS. Psrk Oct = lzi5-Notice Is hereby given
,b,t s Books Tor The present year are not" oPea a.
- Fc- ard .h.i arr ready 10 receIys ne sA=- ule
- -, ~ --r.on. oayin their taHes previous 10 the
- day Of Jaau.fy viii be allowed d-Tiucton on las
amount, ecgai 70 interest a. me rale OF per GEM pr IN
nm ralcgirtr from lie day Of payment to ne lst iay OF
s-5,nary Otc, hOcrs receiving ta1er IRON A IL
an,,i1 p II JOHN STEWART, Receiver Of Taxes
.ons sending fnI! description or their proper
~ 10 mis- ofr viii bi sent 70 ITEM or Lney Gan
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5noia Rubber GOODS
DUBBER GOODS.-l0oo Goodyears ra'eh' hiss-
IL nc Braces warranted perfect and full lsnsih
lo O0o PAIRS Mems Misses and Childrens nPot's"
Rubbers
LOCO pairs Mems Metallic ovcrshoes.
nsl Slippers
900 " oa'''us ,.,o, -, a,, ,,,hs
and water proof Goods use for sale III any quaniies
On favorable -rms By Newark India Rubber Msnnac'
turing Co n Madsn.lane. olo
INDIA RUBBER SIOEs--iooVo pairs Mems ana
i W0mens plain and figured Rnbbsrs
1000 pairs Mems Sheet Rubber ovesshoe'
500 do Ladies' do do do
500 do do Sandals, Rubber soles
1000 do do furred and lined
500 do Mems mca.ic
500 do Moeskins -, - 49,,
For saleby hoitAC5 - ~. ~, ~.
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YOUNG TREES.-For Safely DANES n nass etseo
Peach Trees 600 bfenched Asathys Ttees IN M. W.
s;reets avenues p-lsuIe- sroends 49, ANON
rsty al F,ii-trees Gfzpcynss, PHI. snT
The ysr;e:y Is The PoIonfs Impertais sn7uo aDe 49,
DTsf BOX iof sa'aen 10 tho proprietor or
CaIaioguss TO DO E~' ~ Iv00TSFY ss front--t- n T.
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This earnes, appeal maa De successful No lady can
ought 10 resist il
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miscellaneous.

THE REVENUE BOOK,
COSTAINlNG the Tarlf Of l5o, together with The
- Tara OF 1892. CONF areG-A.-o the sGbTreasury
Warehousng and Canadian Transit Bills OF 1916, and Tue
Drawback Laws with the Treasury Circulars IN relation
thereto likewise Tue Brush rard amended Al the
al s,on OF Parliament which in added table OF Gold
and Silver Coins reduced Federal Currency For sale
by FRANCIS LOUTkEL, Manufacturing
90 I'm Slatoners, u Maiden lane.
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