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Tow exceptions, ,of avery |,

low sxoepdon'), avery large per cent These week
y returns avery important feature in the manage
nent of railways inGreat Britain and wetrust viii be
more generally adopted in this country II gives the
stockholders all the information they can require
sies the market price of the different stocks and
those nhsons and depressOns which spectators now
SO frequently produce for private purposes The expen
ditures on the roads DO no, vary much the receipts
and weeklystatements of the gross income would
bic interested to arrive the real of each
stock more correctly than they are now able to.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, ls4o.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, ls46.
The draw of the railroad bridge at Rancocas was
carelessly left open this morning. at the time when the
train from your city reached there and not being per
ceived by the engineer in time the locomotive was pre-
cpitated into the creek, though every exertion was
made by him to prevent it. The connection was broken
with the rest of the ain which remained safe upon the
track and consequently person was hurt The en-
CINE was considerably injured. The line has not yet
reached the city, and We are without the New York
morning papers.
scotchmsn, named James Coyle, committed suicide
Saturday, in Moyamensing, by cutting ms nroat
with a razor. lie had just completed shaving himself.
The deceased had been committed to prison ABOUT ten
days before, for improper assault upon Jas w. ran
ESQ from the of which 1t Is supposed ne
was at times insane.
The pickpockets have enjoyed harvest during the
o. ,gagement of Mr.. Forrest, from the immense crowd
r wn front of the Walnut street theatre every
even ing
menced This morning, Judge Jones presiding. At II
o'clock tie consideration of the contested election case
was ed and the argument closed by Mr. bold
in favor of the motion to quash the petition At tho
Conclusion the Court ded in favor Of the otion II
is understood that the parties conesng will bring 1t
forward again ant Their ground.
Sales OF stocks at Philade lphia.
Frnsr BoAnp-53 State S. 671S; IL Camden and Amboy
srcosp BoAHp-ls Harrisburg RR lsk, sI7 State ss ls.
II; Fam. L Mech Bk, ux
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Now Stock Exchanr.
Married.

On the LIST inst, by the Rev. DR.. Lilienthal, SrMov
beRNHE'MER, to Miss RosRrrA GosLINo, both of this
city.
:. On Wednesday evening Oct. 70, by the Rev. DIR.
Mcleod JoHN g. CLEMENS, to Miss JENNA SurHER.
LAND daughter of William Sutherland, Esq, formerly
of Wick, Scotland
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LEOPOLD DE MEYERS
Third Grand Musical Festival,
His eighteenth appearance before approaching New York
in AID OF THE CHARITABLE FUND
GERMAN soCiETY OF NEW YORK,
M ILL take place Tuesday, November 3D. 1896 at the
w Broadway Tabernacle The following eminent Arts
's' M! Mrs Z. IopER s' FKAUiEiS KoRsINsKY,
MIR. PHILLIP MEYER, HERR HEIGHT,
MIR GEORGE LoDER
PROGRAMME
PART !.
l. Grand Overture from the Husuenot.1by Mey.
B. Improvisatons on Russian Airs composed aud,
Duo W. Fraaien Kor:in.iy and Herr Heeht
s. Grand Aria $780,. Mrs T.. Loder, with Orchestra
6. Introduction aud Grand Fantasia Elsire d.
more composed and executed by Leopold de Meyer
Infermiss sion Of ten minutes.
PART
l. The March Marocaine, composed by Leopold
de Meyer, instrumented by the celebrated
Hector BerlIoz in Paris, and executed by
g. German Baiiad-by Jager.aihr Madchen trsn.
Er.. M;nn n dSsh seh for II: Nile Rachel
L. Grand Trio Ffauen kor:insky Mr. Philip Meyer
Herr Hecht
s. Grand March Triumphale DIsay, composed
by Leopold de Meyer, Instrumental by the
celebrated Hector Berlioz, Paris, and er:
10 Tickets, ST each Programme sand Tickets be had
at the Principal Music Stores and the Door on the evening
OF the Concert.
70 Young Ladies and Gentlemen under IA years of age.
half price.
Doors open at ocock-Concer at o'clock,
No Pospouem on acc count of the weather M 2trh
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UNION COURSE. l..

a CCORDING to agreement, the second rae between
a Lady Suffolk and X Polk, for purse Of $500,
of on Monday next the 9th Of November halfpast,3
O'Clock, miles and repeat.
Bryant enters Lady Suffolk, to GO under the saddle.
Conklin enters j. X Polk, TO 70 TO skeleton
Aso-Pacing Match for s2oO-Ne heats, best in at
James McNlan enters Capt. Waugh, to 20 to wagon
Isaac woodruff enters Boston Merry 90 to sulky.
New York, October 26, 1916. q. SPlCER.
NJ yrc
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PANTALOUNS

MADE TO ORDER IN EIGHT HOURS,
TN KRITLAND'5 best style, from selection OF 100 dihe
rent patterns of Cashmere French English and Amer
such low prices that printed list scarcely ceded
any wishng to exchange four dollars for fine PAR OF
imere Pants, do by calling in at No 40 Maiden
lane, up stairs. perfect CT may be relied sale
~Every other garment furnished the lowest and at
the shortest notice.
Making ard trimming lower than any other house in the
city; In case Of misft, the money will be paid his
goods. nj lws rh q
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BosToN, Nov. 2, ls46.
English Mail-Caiedonia on Shore--Qwek 7rareilins-
Steamer .atiantc-Pico's Csreert-HoDar1 .athene
um-Charles Sumner Malaga Fruit, re &C.
There quite huttering, az well IS some chuck
ling here yesterday, account Of the nonsppearancs
of the New York mail for the Caledonia; and al noon
when the passengers by the Norwich Line arrived they
gave such unavorabls account OF the chances Of GET
ting it through that most persons whe had been on tho
ami y;v, befor. went quietly home to dinner, with the
full assurance that il had left behind and
else Tho Caledonia however, detained about
bour and at five minutes past o'clock the mail
nop;ng along The train the Providence road
bb brought IT, and also the passengers Of the OREGON.
cane through in Just hour, which consider
- he toleraby fast crawling The Caledonia rather
ont of luck starting when two or three miles down,
she run her into the mud and remained there nearly
two hours fortunately the bed was soft and she got
of without injury She carried out nifty one pas
senQers 10 Liverpool and fifteen to HALIFAX
The passengers who through from New
York on the Atlantic on saturday night during the
severe blow speak in terms of the highest commenda-
ton of the of that noble boat and also Of that
of her captain. They each performed their respective
duties the most perfect satisfaction of all board
The wind from N.E) said TO have been blowing
perfect gale and the The concert OF Pico
and Miss Northall at the Howard Atheneum on Sstur
day night the fullest and most brilliant one OF
season. netting the fair warblers nearly 500 The au-
dence in the greatest good humor and ming
went of smoothly and delightfully."- as could nave been
desired. This concert has proved mc., wmch some
were inclined to doubt before viz that the Howard
the best house in Boston for music, Is wen Is oeipk INC
most beautiful theatre. ,,..,
The Britannia is now in her thirteemn Gay, ana nay
be expected to morrow Her news Is looked for with
great anxiety both by spectators and the community at
Charles Sumner, the Independent candidate for Con-
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APOTHECARlES hall.

~. !, ,
Itl friends of late husband and the public generally
for the patronage literally bestowed him for the last
wears and bcrs intends carrying
ness and respectfully soc continuance of their kind fa-
Mrs w has engaged superintendent Of the business,
her late husbands assistant, Mr. L. Howkins who has had
eleven years experience ia the business Of Apothecay,
Chemist Druggist OF the principal cites IN Eng
land aud subsequently this city, and whom she can con-
support Those who him with their prescriptions,
depend upon having them prepared with accuracy neat
ness and Dispatch
In this establishment boys inexperienced young
allowed prepare medicines or wait ON Gus
toners.
large supply of 6ne Swedish and Smyrna Leeches are
constantly hand competent person will apply them at
any time during the day night without extra charge
county physicians supplied with and genuine drugs
and medicines large assortment Of Hair Oils, Cooenes,
Essences and fancy articles for pedar OBI lwsr
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS q 81 WATT STREET.

Befireen Hudson and Grtetoich streets.
MIR. J. II MERRIAM takes this opportunity Of eturning
Ivl his grateful acknowledgements those who have
handsomely pstronised him from the first moment he
identified with the New York Riding School, and pledges
himself endeavor, by the unremitting attention
continuance OF their kindness He would respectfully
no'm his friends aud the public, that he will open his
Evening Glasses connection with his Day school, for u
tn and riding, Monday evening" the ID Of No
vember Application be made the Office, School
room. JAS. CODDIN0TON, Proprietor.
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FAmUsnmESTs.

MR.. COLLINS LAST APPEARANC BuTTHREE.
Az p,1smsd ne ea|sdv Of s1IpIEa or For
TUNE-Cspisin OROurke, Mr. Collins; The Duke Of An
After which the farce of TEDDY THE TYLER-Teddy
TO conclude with the farce Of THE EATON BoY-Cspt
Popham, q Brett; Fanny, MIR. Hunt.
will all OsloSh Boxes a., fiI 50 ess Gal
RowERl THEATRE-Tuesday Evening, November
~ The PERFORMANCE, will commence with the Play of the
Nsuie; SIR Thomas Clifford, Clarke FaihCm Hsd.wsy
To conclude With ROBERT MACAlRE-RObert Ma.
eare, MIR De Bar; Jaques srop Hadawsy Marie, Mrs Ma
Doors ogea ., O'clock curtain viii ri.. at half PsrI
MlTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATKE-Tuesday even.
Re sS Me- % %s eT G
To 6s followed by the TWO DUKEs-Irano, Mr. Clarke
4sE Whist !Gy ,ks FIST time farce called the
:, The whole @ eoaeisde wi b A CABINET QUESTION
Tom Polish, Mr. Hollands Miss Mortimer, Mrs. II. lshsr-
Dress circle upper cents; pit one shilling;
Doors open a half past o'clock curtain risesat7.
WALNTT STREET THEATTgKE;, FphlLApELrhlA
E%SEgbSS iS HTIN S TsE s OPERA manager
Will be p'BIIS oHEM Ifs sep GEL opera of the
psssSocf Mr. s sseas
G G3as An'he'm s Menu,
THE E % S2's1af aiSS IN Sis sis; 4
wednesday-Thrd night Of the Opera 0''''N'
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
"; p BURTON Manager and Lessee
Tbi. Theatre ha. been thoroughly iedseorssd IN he
most gorgeous STYLE and the most beautiful Theatre
THE THE 9 ssa # 81 81 4 M5Sfh Sa2
@ M g. R S h mh s. vo
s,p rn,, CHARACTER hy r39f.,,,,,ry.
VIII DC performed i IRON 6tS' CHEST.
Adam Winerton. ................. -. Burke
Fi nth Hi,.gs ....,....,,M Marsh Marsh
Blanche. 49, Miss Chapman
Dancing by Miss 0csana and MIR Bsnn i"''N
O '0'el'as T sfEG Sf OF MONTEREY
Worth Bowers. Sy Dedidse Mis-. AsS
for nights Sofs
TABERNACLE.
tr.ni. and eomrd,si kar Of 4. French and Pro-
lessor % bGSi HSf'' coSGE 4 rF'
THURSDAY E%E ;si { SSxE N sA
Mrs. MR. 4%S ne sSsSS s1ssFE
AND r iS5fsE EMasHE''AA
/. Grand Overture, from "du.tavc." e.ecu,edby 49,.
Duo o'eae' mir: Loder and Mis-: kc.n. Ros.,n
AnsT Grand GnceTO hs .sl paao forte
ii. Rondo Russo. Composed and executed
4. Ro%anse from Bol.ini sung by Mis-. n,..,
s. Grand Fantasia focm Lucia de Lammermcor,
{by general desire) composed and executed
in,ermi..ion Of ten minutes. ''' -'''N
l. Grand Overture from III h1 fins sa" executed by
ue ofchestrs iDe Hhi
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NJ ~ MOORE who arrived here in August last, IN the
A 0sdafor from London, requested to call az No. 100
Issn street, where he will receive important nfoma
tion- o23 2wsrh
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TANES-I2lG

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, Public Buildings,
" Park Oct a. lsisNotice is hereby given that the Tax
Books for the this that
am ready receive the due upon them ALI persons
paying their previous the day Of January will be
allowed deduction on the amount equal to interest the
Of calculated from the of
the LIST day of February Office for receiving
taxes, from A. M. until 2 r. M.
JOHN STEWART, Receiver of Taxes
Persons sending full description Of their property
office, will have their bills sent to them they be had
AZ any time nv personal application. o3l 6t-c
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''PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
" INVOICE OF this Patriotic and Delicious Wine"
"A has been received by the subscriber TO which the
attention of Hotel Keerers and Private Gentlemen invited
For sale IN lots to suit purchaser, by
K b. DAILY ,imDortu of Vines &c.
saa imsue ~ Broad street.
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AMUsEMENTs.
CIRCUS-BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. D.
MR. KEMP,
The csIshra,.d Clo-, r...L Vanit.r aud

CIRCUS-BOWEkY AMPHITHEATRE
TUESDAY M Ev kEHpi Nov''
The celebrated Clown Cask Vanlter and Antipodsn Pro-
From h. TEf NsS. I GSSAs!SL4 tsaao.
LEVI saa GR The ds a% 13r CARROLL
RdsTh E'sssf As w DE bon g JN s M
sIseon Toge,he with The most astonishing feat, Of the
Doors open az oeloes Performance. commence
MENAGERIE AT NIBLO'S.
RAYMOND WARING's COLLECTION of Living Ami
% IL: wei. f G and ia i s sS
MenseeIis open from to 49, A. NJ; from tot p M; and
9r Admission IS cents-Chiidren. halfprice
HOWES s CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
On the Of PORT S psTS on hs
sa the s a on on s e. q
S Is *. on the sS sps q rsnSa on s 9th
United States comprising Men and Horses requiring
IKE n the .seSsd to- Il sS. ss .aa
TRANS smsnE whom j, the Greatest Female Rider Of u,
Age recently Mx sI5'Isf ii &h fR;s MAcAnrs
sSilS ssi
'nai her id
si : % Il. 9.
.pestve Of he Extraordinary and daring fosu
b. b ss a9 9 wise nispr
NIXON. and the unapproachabie Clown AN RICE,
among the Performers is the celebrated md principal Hi
der, the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eas
Horseback thu extraordinary Witnessed Juve
nile act Of HoIssmanship by Master Nron Olympic EIer
Tamblsr M; MACARTE. Wonderiul Fea,s BY MI
Coles DoGs, hessor and BILLY. The SWISS BROTHERS.
Sweet as he Chsl.oeer Of Phobus Posrurng and Gym
nasucs by Mr. Nixon and hii Mr. HoweE in hin Mr.
theological and brilliant Aet of Fancss OF Proteu, Mr.
c. Howes IN Slack Rope Evouuons. Mr. Geo Sweet the
The whole comprising the leading, most talented. ,ad
HOWES x CO.'S New Yors Mammoth Circus
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THE PLANO-SINGLNG-
ENGTTgH

M RS MORLEY, Pupil ofthe Celebrated CroviIli and Sir
1 George Smart prepared TO give lessons Singing
English Italian and the Piano Forte her residence
able terms Mrs is also ready to teach schools classes
In the city in the country.
10 musical accomplishment, injected with refined
education the passport all various
attractions and those who wish av themselves Of adj
yantages should place themselves under the tueage Of Mrs.
Morley o22 lmsrrc
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CONCEKT,
Vocal and Instrumental.
MISS JULIA l.. NORTHALL has the honor to
Vl that she will give Grand Concert the Apo
10 Rooms Friday evening Nov 6th assisted by the
following distinguished artists:-
SIGNORA ROSINA PICO,
MR. BURKE, the eminent Volinis
MR. III. T.. TIMM and
SIG DE BEGINS
The grand Piano used upon this OCCASION has been
featured expressly for gentleman Of this city by j. Chick
eIing. Esq Boston.
Tickets dollar be had also programmes" the
principal music and the door the Evening Of the
Concert.
Doors open at 7-Concert to commence at 9 o'clock.
Full particulars Tomorrow mir
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PREMIUM BOOTS
Ouick Sales and Small pr0t,s


.. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for So So our own make
and warranted satisfaction; fine French imperial
Boots for 81 50 equal g shose usually sold in
French Boot and Shoe Mandatory Of the fash
ionable in this city Our boots received highest
praise the late Fair Of the American Institute the
pncs sold in this city Boo Shoes Caters &c made
order the shortest notice Mending SIC. done the
store. YOUNG X JONES' 4 Ann
nj lm&
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rKOTTING.
PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE
I AAAR&fsA

VTNHE FaI NeetIng the above Course Will
days. "
No. i-Frt day, Nov. Sd, Purse $2Oo-Two mile heats,
under the saddle.
q. Young, enters. ........... g. z. Sorrel Hiram
= ~. nammili, enters LIS Fourth July.
n =. = lemon.
No 2Same day purse free for horses that won
money, mile heats in harness.
Mr.. McRoberts, enters ........... b. z. Bendigo.
~ SPicer enters. :. b. m Lady Ellen.
No na a.n enter; M. s;oo aim - ~ paIli
2mle heats in harness, free for all rotting horses
Es.s sn,ars d Z. Amerlcus
NO. 4Ssme day, purse $780, mile heats best in S. to
free for horses that purse Of 5000 Wa
gon and driver to weigh 800 pounds.
Cs.s I'm, em.ers''' o. "a. lazy Ellen
= Webber, enters. br. m. Lady Washington.
Vunk, Dr. 3. Ndtuer.
y; M. Hammill, enters ..............s.g, Bulwer.
Philadelnhia 0cfo ~ saro -.
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S H A w LIS.
RROCHE

SHAW
LONG AND SQUARE,
BROCHE,
CAMEL'S HAIR,
EMBD INDIA CRAZE,
nF recent importation and Auction Purchases recev
" ed. We invite particular attention Shawl De-
parment believing stock to be only the largest but
prices lower than that of other House.
aswe stock sesrsy h.vs been purchased since the LIST
OF August sacrifices the
and our de cultivate retail trade
In addoc 20 Wholesale induces embrace the
seai favorable the adyan-
tagss which we possess cf giving them bargains.
n3 2tNr SEAMAN K MUIR, 32l Broadway.
EATING HOUSE.
nor SALE, 30 FULTON street, doing a good bust.
Il ness with five lease from next May, splendid
basement aud under cellar attached Also
upper par. for lodging rooms or dwelling This of the
best locations and pleasant the The
proprietors being engaged in other business.
B.-None but a Cash customer ed apply.
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To-. VOTE FOR 90
IA ME- s c . N IN f r,
MECHANICS FRIEND.
OPLE'S c NDID TIE
a,i.ue COUNTY CLERK
wv HIG and Native Voters Of New York appeal to
W. better judgment-do not throw your votes use
lessly by votiag for several well
know you cannot elect Of them by doing Vots
then the following ticket, viz -
FoR GOVERNOR,
JOHN YOU N G..
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
G GORGE FOL S o. M.
For CANAL CoMMIssioNERs
CHARLES COOK,
ROBERT C. RUSSELL.
FoR SENATOR
ROBERT TAYLOR,
FoR CoSoREss
j. PHILLIPS PHGNIX,
WILLIAM L. PRALL,
DAVID +. WHEELR,
JAMES MONROE.
For sherif-CHARLES DEyOE.
For County Clerk-WlLLlS HALL
For Coroner-JOHN u. HELME.
For MEMBERS ASSEMBLY.
William Hall, William B. Meech
Joseph w Kellogg, Edward Prince,
4 Be ledict, Richard Scott,
T. G. Campbell Thomas W. Harvey,
William r. Taylor, Benjamin Sherwood,
Alexander Wilkn, Charles McGowsn,
Thomas H. Oakley, James B. Demsrest.
Il the Wing and Native ticket united let all those then
the of Ann and Broadway Volunteers TO DIS
tribute tickets for election district requested to
call of Ann and Broadway where tickets
will he given for distribution all day. n3ltNr
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.YANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
ClCTURE OF the Landing OF Columbus. painted by order
Il OF Congress, is now exhibiting for short time in the
large saloon OF the Academy Of Design Of Broadway
and Leonard streets.
Open from to oPM. Season tickets 50 cents; sin
lie admission, Is cts; descriptive pamphlets, Ga.
ooi 2tutss rr
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II A 3 A N E X O'S HOU S Z
SS IIy,U,o.,, ef..nt

rHHE Unexpected demand and unparalleled satisfaction
that the Clgar site the fashion the Chinese
pack er the best of the Aroma
pels the subscriber the sole the United
the sale Of there cigars fraud which has already
been cemmltted establish responsible agencies
throughout the u and then proceed take the
pope insure large aud regular supply satisfy
all the dsmsnds On and after the 9th OF Move mbe
ness will be conducted hol' sale only from 100 segars
and upwards nj Peck Slip, Of South street.
few Thousands Of those the style still remain
ale as above. A. D. PENA
for sale.
STORE TO LET Rent $500 per year. So william street.
M
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FALL, FASHION I9l6

n VIM BANTA, No o. Canal street, and lso(H
AChatham street, offers his friends and the public "a.
large Of Hats Of the style the following
low prices vizMoleskin silk Hat. fur bodes So
fur Hats warranted retain their shape and color 49, short
nap silk Haas fur bodies 50 %. first quality Paris mole
skin silk Hats 50 50 first quality Hats 50 So
Also the fall patterns of eharens silk velvet and fancy
cloth caps; mohar cloth, oil silk plush and fur &c
Rows fall matte fur and silk hats. OF m
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.OOk AT THISt

. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. if you want a fine
article Of Boots and Shoes call At 367 Broadway where
you will find the largest assortment cheapest and the
~ most fashionable in the city Do not mistake the
Der, 367 Broadway, cor. Of Franklin street.
N. B-A large OF Imported French Boots,
the low price Of Five dollars and the largest Of
over shoes of all kinds NJ CAHILL.
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OLD BOSS RICHARDS is astonishing -
the citizens and country people with wonder go
low prices for his best quality and most fashionable
and durable Boots and Shoes. Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS No. 325 and 324 Hudson corner Vandam st.
NJ BThousands Of every kind fit the foot and please
he mind. M lint
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10. KELLINGEK,S LINIMENT.


N<got what they have long and seriously called for
A.Not solitary the sale Of twenty tho usapd
known failing do all that expected of
it, like magic in all rheumatic affections; and
of all every yield immediately IL
tain TO cure all sores Of any Description either on man or
horse the application made and in shorter time than
any other remedy offered the people very fra
grant, safe and agreeable-to be used all
nsly and internally and no fear Of rkng cold after its
the life ofhis and in using twenty dozen
not bottle has failed
High BrdgeA this place groce after goce has been used
without failure Mr. Arnold Mason and MIR. Samuel Ro
berts builders Of the brdge Mr. Mason that by the
four bottles his rheumatic pains have entire
ly eradcated Mr. Roberts his opinion that
Of the of his life from injury
tanned from fall To be had at 30 John street, and at the
Central Depot Harlem Railroad Once, City Hail.
large bottles, at so bottle. so 1msrc
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NEW DISCOVERY.

NEW DISCOVERY,
RY which all Stoves, and Pipes, Crates may be kept
- JET BLACK with beautiful polish Coach Body,
with one application year Sold only at 81 COURTLAND
street.
hl.o HAYS LINlMEHT MsIyaatsd to any of
Desfness Hews. IMMINENT, warranted any case
Of Rheumatism Oldrdge's BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
Black and not stain the Skin. Longley's Western PANA
CEA, warranted to Of Asthma Dyspepsia
Hold at I'll Courtland street. o22 liner