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EGRAPHIC.
SUICIDE OF FELIX MCCONNELL.
&C., &c.
WAsHlNGr,

WASHINGTON, Thursday Evening
The Hon. F. G.. Mcconnell committed suicide
this afternoon at half past two o'clock, in his
room, at the st. Charles Hotel, by stabbing HIM
self with large clasp knife, three times in the
neck, and five times in the stomach
1t appears that he had been for the two days
previous, laboring under the influence of namia a
potu. The supposition is, that he must have died
instantly; SO deep were the wou nds inflicted that
either of those on the neck, or those on the
stomach, must have inevitably proved fatal
An inquest was held on the body, and a verdict
rendered in accordance with the above facts, after
which the body ofthe deceased was taken into the
charge Of the Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives.
BALTIMORE, Thursday Evening.
The mail brings no intelligence from Mexico or
the Army.
The ST. Louis papers are barren of interest,
bringing nothing from Santa Fe.
The Mormons are using all their efforts TO avert
the threatened attack
Secretary Bancroft has received the appoint
ment as minister to England.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Highly Important News, If True,
OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS.

We received, late last evening, intelligence OF
the!;highes! importance from the Rio Grande and
the cabinet at Washington.
courier is now in this city, despatched by
Gen. Taylor from the headquarters of the Anne
rican army and we are informed on the most re-
liable authority that proposals for peace whatever
haze get been made either by the Mexican or Aner,-
can government. or by any of their accredited
agents.
This messenger left after Santa Annals arrival
in Mexico, and after he had had sufficient time to
maks advances, if he intended TO do so, towards
our government.
This news we hardly expected, but it is all ex-
planned by the fact, which the Netc York Herald
was the first to proclaim, namely, that Santa An
ma had given assurances to his friends that in re-
turning TO resume the command of the army, he
should most implicitly follow the public will and
inclinations of the people of Mexico, in regard to
the war. He is now waiting to learn the popular
feeling
This is one item.
The second item of intelligence brought by this
courier is that the Ministers of England, France
and Spain, in the Capital. Of Merico, haze given
the grauest assurances to Santa Annl that neither
he nor his government shall receive from them one
dollar, or the sghtest encouragement in prosecuting
this ,Car.
This arises evidently from the immense DANA
ges which are flowing to the commerce and min
ing interests Of those nations, which are so serious
ly affected by existing hostlties.
The third item is, that up to last Tuesday, no
decision had ever been TO by the Cabinet to at
tack the Castle Of San Juan d. Uloa.
1fthese facts be so, and we have the m on au-
thority which we cannot but credit, the future is
all uncertainty, but time, the great regulator will
decide it all
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New stock Exchange.

Married.
On Tuesday, 9Th instant, by the Right Rev: Bishop
Hughes, GEo. L. HAMMExEr, Esq, Of New Orleans, to
Mise MANIA ADELE MATILDA MEJiA only daughter of the
late Gen Jose Antonio Mejia of Mexico.
90 New Orleans papers will please copy.
In this city, Thursday, 10th inst, by the Rev. w.
STAIRS, Mr. MICHAEL CoNLAr, to Miss CArHARISE Mon
HOLLAND, daughter of p Monholand, Esq., all of this
city.
AT East Chester the 9th inst, by the Rev DR.. Pise,
ARTHUR FINIoAN of the firm of j. Mathews Co., to
ELIZABETH ANNE, daughter of Peter Pirnie, Esq.
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On Wednesday evening, 9th inst, Of consumption in
the 23d of her age, wife OF James Mar
tin.
The friends of the family, also the members Of the ~
Y Benevolent Association of Bookbinders, and OF the
funeral this (Frday) afternoon at o'clock from the
sidence Of her husband of Power and Dean ss
South Brooklyn
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aMUsEM GN'Ts, "a.
EFT OF MRS. CH4s. KEAN.

BENEFIT OF MRS CHAs. KEAN.
tx ou FS s y ss vi
VENICE BY shak.peas -shy9ek, Nh Chas kean; Bsssa.
Je..isa Mrs Knisht
During the evening the orchestra will play shaksperan
iif ssHf Felix Mr. Cha.
n men at hsfHast7 o'clock Boxes PIT Gal
RoWERY THEATRE-onFrdayE yenlny, sep,emysr
Llth WI be performed e, the tragedy Of ROMEO AND
After wheh Misses II. aud j. vaee will dance the Craeo
e. scSclsds with the drama of The CARPENTER OF
houES-Marteao, the Carpenter MIR Chanirau; Nadelon,
Doors rs open !. oe9sk curtain win I.s hall ga1
CASTLE GARDEN. win lt. extensive rromensdes,i I.
RoTE Of '1s
r. yI with an SSrho
s.ss rang. hour " Sii;aSfa
ct t. sSssuas Of DIssoLvINo VIEWS and
Ihe amusement TO commence at quarter to precisely
GREAT ATTRACTION
TWO COMIC PANToMIMiEs BY THE RAvEL
S ssY' h se
M M antoine Rve Bertrand Gabriel Ra,el Mile Eloi
y To Be ioGysaby the POLKA Dance by Nine Leon Javel
s Fl ss. RsSs l n.
oSs: 4 r half 3 s,
TafA sE: f.y RSyt oT s;y
Dua r Stevens raUn. MT, ssr JONI. Coonsl
e e$ssud S, Win as Guy MANNER
EGse5 Diads PPnmcs, NJ, ii Chapman; Meg MslIs.,
frees ct son-Boxes to all OF the house. IS
per9rnanees to commence future at half past seven
W. 4 r bu, STREET THEATRE, rHLL . s
FRip ", Sept H. s Msn'xsr and Lessee
Will be acted for the fifth night in the new his
JAIME, III. THE KID II, ISG Commons Y. ~ H.
Marsh; Malcolm Young, Mr. Bowers; Laird Small,
LORD Mr. Bssf u1SSo s%s Mr. H9Y.a
Madeline, Mrs Wallaek, Widow Barton, Mrs Hughes.
70 sonS aTs Viz FSok ~ s ST;i;i
Burke; assr Luke Mr. Shaw KaiSssn. Mrs iHS Howard
WALNUT STREET. THEATRE, Phil ADELPHlA
rsoA3 s5 AZ! RI ~ s.,.n..
~ THE INCoNsTANT;
Young Ms Mr. udoeh 5r %ae Miss HGs' A. fssss b.
To conclude with i ,Ss, Miss fe'"e'
LADY OF LYONS,
Mr.. Kn viii cmmsnes r an
on Monday evening THk *
SluNOR LOUIS MARTINI Professor Of Singing, !wlIi
nar h ms S.H s Leo
Album just published containing delightful
This production was much needed to show that the best
musical compositioaa be played that instrument,
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
Signor l.. d. accompanies his pupils the Piano and
Guitar au30 M m
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JACOB 3. PLTTT. Auetionetr.

JACOB s. PLATT, Auetioaetr.
"A sSiGNEE'S SALE OF stock OF Faecy Goods and
Cutlery dealer, conss nc Of coognes OF triple extract
from quarts brushe looking glasses, accorde
very fines work oxes, satches, baskets writing
desks Thermometers combs kniyss percussion INK
Goods Also, Cutlery viz: Knives scissors razors
&c
Also 20 sets ormulo and gin girsndoles.
Also - astral lamps Fer Particulars under
head in the morning papers sill ltsrc
= = - AUCTION NOTICE.
FURNITURE &c-Thia Day az 10 o'clock at IS Ann ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofsofas sofa bedsteads plain and
dressing bureaus black waaut do; tea aud dining
tables; mahogany wardrobe lounges mahogany rockers
bers hall lamps grandoles basins ald wshs snds
work tables, kitchen do; hall chars and French
hogany bedsteads, mop racks towel racks glasses
OF shells and nsects writing bes aud candle stands
carpets china plated and gIas, urn
ture nc. JNO. sNIFFEN,
sill it-mc Auctioueer.
JOHN J. v. WEsTERVELr, Auct,opeer.
RIWILLET& WESTERVELT, Store IS Spruce St
~ This Pay Friday, sslo4 O'Clock At the Auction Room.
honse-heeping consisting Of sofas. mahogany bureaus din
ing and tea tables Bruss " and eathe beds
mattresses and psllas hall lamps, splendid wardrobe
looking glasses mahogany and cain chars knives and
forks, mahogany rocker, w.sh stands also, ladies' gold
watch and chain Also by virtue Of mortgage bure au
crockery, &c. JOHN SOMERNDYKE,
Sill le-mc Aitor ey for Morigagee.
wM. A BEEcHER, Auctioneer
wv. A BEECHER, store 46 Cedar street, up stairs
w Dry Goods by catalogue, tor cash Regular sales
Partc attention asignee sale Of stock goods
au26 lmAr
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CENTfiRY PLANT.

i THoMsON's Seed Store. s35 BIc.dwsy,, sEa.h
covered NJ. MN, Som to 10 r NJ Admittance l2h
cents children half price The Price Of sam.,eo, WIZ 1e
6"d hsf is largest and mos wonderful plant o. the KIND
aver exhibited IN this country Siw'mc
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MONTEVEkDE'S BILLIARD AND BUW Linz
SALOON

NO.5BARCAY STREET, tthsss DOORS below the Anne
IN mean Hotel,) New ycT.. The Subscriber would
spectfuly inform his friends and this public general that
he has good lard Tables, be found in the
ra apamen the proprietor think: il will be more select
ties Each gentleman visiting above establ shmsnt will
be furnished with private and apron, for his especial
and the best attendance the city. Any gentlemen
wishing the billiard EXCLUSIVE TO themselves the
bowling alleys haye the by applying at the bar
rate order with the best OF attendance.
Lunch day II O'clock Wednesdays and Sundays
Fish Clam Chowder
During the the choicest Oysters, such shrews
bury, Chinkaroa Mill Pond Cold Spring and Massachu
sets Bay Gsntlemen calling for the above oysters can al.
having the above His Bar is well stocked with
the choicest Wines and Liquors. and Sega ofthe best qna
a manner TO be surpassed. =
= Gentlemen will please communicate at the Bar,
''' '''''' - '''' - ~" FRANCIS MONTENEGRO,
No. s Barclay street
Ry-Private eutranc q AZ the Hall door su26 Imsr
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TARGET EXCURSION.
THE JEFFERSON RENADIERs WI. on Monu l
merit the nth inst visit the house Of Mr. John y oheue
kerr opposite the Union Race Course II on h'Rs' sn
cursion The company will leave Brook'y" oy ne III
oo,ct tain
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G.. TIETZ,
GOTHIC HALL, announces his Duck of Vaucanson, his
Elephant, his Dancing Lady his Cabinet of Anatomy,
and his Cartoons Of Raphael in copper Admance rs
sc lwkrc
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"Prirate entrance at III,
COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET

COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books Paintings.
Materials Music &c. 70 be found upon the second
door, flight Of stairs thaving leased the hst
hoor where thing will be sold at low prices and
much below the regular prices beng desrous oil eio'
Cheap List will be published fortho's VINO WIZ I
a quantities.
are invited to sxamips his New Rooms,
No 2os Broadway second foor. sio ecdexs tire
DOUBLE-HEADED CHILD
ONE ofhe rderu freaks Of nature now exhibiting
the greatest Gu iositic' of the age TWO HEADED
CHILD born alive the Island Of Nantucket. June 81.
1876 by the most eminent physicians sur
geons and Of New York and Boston, and all
others Of the learned professions who have seen IT, to be
This ,tle boy has beautifully formed body with two
perfect heads and nccks with two hearts four lungs and
stomach. -
wonderful and curious IN Species invited to call
while this exhibition continues there being nothing that
need offend the of the most fsstidious.
Admission l2h cents. $40 lw.rc
PIGEON SHOOTING SWEEPSTAKES,
"A open AZ Henry Russss ss3 Adams street, near vii
loughby, Brooklyn, and will positively close on Tuesday,
-Four Prizes: The st the stakes the 2 onequrte
the 3D. hreehhs Of the remaining quarter: aud the 9TH the
balance Each seaemsn forwarding putting down
his name TO pay 81 which for he birds and Refreshments
on the ground and is entirely exclusive OF the five dollars
which il to be paid on the day of shooting. -. -.
The rules OF shooting be at IL. Russell s. VINO
pledges himself obtain the best wild BIRDS and to have inc
ground kept with the strictet regularity. a, d.,
Of shooting in the Herald Saturday morning the ioth INST
sll 1tsm
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NOTICE.


M intern '6s public that .wIsns match sn1Saacsd
wa: inevitably postponed Of the proprs,ors Of
that % o sus as
Charles had agreed and paid his nights repre-.
been and Of the shais
s s Z, i % Of william and Das
inst. at o'clock in the evening
make his appearance sustain hch he has
gwen, only be in struggle with Mr. Charles that
Which, he says, he ha. earned Mt Cssre Requested
make known through the public whether he still
y Monsieur Charles would also inform any who may be
BY at hs Union o Se
weh street One hundred dollars reward will be PAID to the
HOWES h CO.'S N Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
goryalea corp. Of Eque.srisn, will perform G.
Lpo ss's Bs1. sa
a.: A b o n a Perry s M Ct M05. ~. 81
lyon; sSs Is'S yisssps i. xsSs. the
ns b eve, and the
6: TEs sSmpsny s.ssSsd g EisS, Female sSas:
Age i'ssa SsSSSi $aS;s m.oArrr
being ehss aaa easss graceful addIs..
T Eda sss
e s & ss s il % Ts S he @
speetye newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring fea
performed by this distinguished grfisfe .
NIXON. and the unapproachahe Clown, u AN RICE.
6%s
sises by the whole Company. led by The Eerops.n
y their elegant Gymnaste Posture. and GIoupns; Mr.
nastic by Mr. Nixon and his son Mr.. Howss in his My
biological aud brilliant Act Of Fancies of Proteus Mr.
G.. Howes in Slack Rope Evoluaons MIR. Geo Sweet, the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of Others
The whole comprising the leading, most talented and
classic performers in the world
au26 HOWES & co - New York Mammoth Circus
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a~p31 - DAILY LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN
6-&A6p NEW YORK AND STATEN ISLAND.
a The steambosts SYLPH, Captain J. Brnis-
ted. and STATEN IsLANpER. Captain D. Van felt. will
Leave Staten Island ~, g. 10 and IL A. NJ; a,laaLs
sand7, r. M.
Leave New York e 7,s 10, and IL. A. NJ. and laas.
{, 7 and Y rasr r. Nj.
will leave Vandebilts landing for the Telegraph
lie Station hour throughout the day Fare lax cents
iv
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LOOK AT THIS!
I AIDES AND NTLEMEN If you want fine article
- of Boots Shoes call at 367 Broadway, where You
will find the largest cheapest and the IA
shionsble in the city. Do not mistake the number, $7
Broadway, cor. of Franklin street.
N; B-A large assortment Of Imported French Boots, at
the low price Of Five dollars N. CAHILL.
AMI mA
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TO TEACHERS

TO TEACHERS.
A GENTLEMAN, or gentleman and lady who pro-
n good tesn ouials. hear of good place
ssbsh Female Seminary the South; in healthy place.
by ca ling at E. RILEl'S Music Store. in Broadway.
ofNr
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING Fol- dANE At sEv vES T 1Gd3GK
r fs: 4 Ii 'S wet e sis s.g
B1:o Hsd.oa.
Knde,heok and baltimore NAa
The stsaps S NlAGARA vii leave on Monday. We'd
The steamboat TROY, Captain 0orham, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at o'clock.
On o. sppy on board or tn. oe. on til.
NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.
From the pier At the ioes q Gqurtsnd. street
save. the foot Of GOura.d. on Tuesday Thursday
NJ fhs es VIM H. Peek will
l.ays or Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings At
Passenger. s,kus these Boats viii arrive in time take
the Merasg I5aa st C..s from Toy ws; to Buffalo and
For Passage Freight apply on board or at he Once o.
:" No issigh, taken after sx o'clock.
other kind Of properly positively at the owners rsk j26f
OPPOSITION MORNING LINE AT 81 o.
CLOCK FOR ALBANY.
Le %ssts Point Ns%SuIs i,' New HnSasS Milton oas@
Park and e'pf Rss 6Ss s
%boa an SETaoRH gart f p s%S,
iayans Albany Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
the cars gong N" and Vest ''' IN o"e 'or
sss ana sa1.aas D oen roushleepe
Hudson, "a; Albany. 81. Inn
Bl En F TN r of a. s: Wishing
~ on board the est steamboats, S oats S n nss
Moon!smeer vernon Iron Witch Thoms, Powell, Excel
proved style Of Bell Hanging especially adapted for Steam
boats put neatly and strong and warranted for
au7 lmeodsrc
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.

MOTHERS CORDIAL.
THE superior efficacy of this article when used in the last
stages pregnancy apparent, that female who
has once its DEMENT'S would be willing any
condition. deprived oft Its effects shorten and
diminish the suerings attendant Child Birth hail. and
thus place both child and mother in state OF safety
This quack article, but the prescription of regular
Physician who has made this branch Of his
study For sale at 1872 Broadway corner o John
sfreet silm*m
ITO LEASE, for number of years, BEAUTIFULLY situated
Water Power, adjoining furnishing village with a
wing and railroad communication with that city Of
miles. The supply from " horse
almost any amount Apply to MORE BAKER,
lmsr 204 broadway
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R,rEAmBOATS, &C.


GRAND EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK.
Accompanying the and beautiful steamship Southemer
on this her first "Trip to Charleston;
Hei ca .'ie'fe b:nns SIS s,I S
O'clock No. o ssP river wi hal. i1ps Of Clinton
81 & E RSs her, gyIg Saws M % view
turning TO the city at early hour Fare % cents each way
saa,. NOTICE.
HOUR CH4NGED TO SIX O'CLOCK.
THE evening lice e steamers Tsns for Aba
% sis Nsg s0 for Albany ii s
kA III d EoSSEFsISNA EboH sE new
a: t:9 :;:s ooEF sun
day September 49, 1876 IL o'clock, noon excursion
w." aSS ssssn
purpose OF giving those at each place opportunity ofvist
known Coney Island very verge of the Ocean
a soSsa S r. S aS S sad ar I
s snd sss 9 the and hs o for M
son sss Should
III. Tsa5s be sSssr:S w be until
leave New York s Newark, SUNDAY, al O'clock A NJ,
Newark att o'clock, NJ, for New York Fare eaehw
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
@EfA nc ele steamer .LLE CAPT s. Schuy-
2----Xer, will leave the foot of Robinson street.
above Barclay, Friday evening, Sept H. at o'clock
For e passage apply to the Captain ON board at
the ofre on the dock $40 2tsr
OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE. FOR THE
NORTH AND WEST.
<QneS2 81 FOR ALBANY, IS cts; Utica 50; Sy-
azrr1f4uis racuse, 81 So Oswego 81 Isl; Rochester
,S.---A So IS Buffalo. So Cleaveiand, S. so !;
Portsmouth 50; Psbnreh 49, Detroit Michigan, ST. Gin
ciona Ohio 50; Milwaukee So Chicago 50; Toronto u.
G. s. so Hamios p so; Kingston, s. so whitehall $2
tcket the Office, No. 100 Barclay street the above
prices. Nj. l.. RAk, Agent
solver
TOPPLES LINE OF STEAMERS FOR ALBANY,
Direct-Daiiy, sundays excepfed-at7 O'Clock, T. M
From Steamboat pier betreen Courtandt and Liberty ss
= xODN - Steamboat KNICKEHBOCKER, Capt. A.
Houghtm, will leave on Monday, Wednes-
1870 day and Friday evenings, at o'clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt. X q. Crpuenden,
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings att
o'clock.
time for the morning for the East and West
Freight taken at moderate and taken after 5k
o'clock, p. NJ
forbid trusting any OF of line,
without written order from the captains agents
For freight apply board the boats r. C.
Schultz, AT the office ON the wharf.
UNIFIED STATES MAIL LINE
AT 3o'clock, +. NJ, Landing at intermediate Places
From The foot Of Barclay street
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt. X II. Furry, will
leave on Monday Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday after:
sreambcat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overbaush, will
leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons,
O'Clock.
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SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS.
Hh Subscriber has just received large and splendid
sormsnt OF Solar Lamps, Hall Lsnhoms and Gando cs,
rom two to twelve lights ofspeudid finish also,
lot churches and hotels large assortment Of Chandeliers
and suspsndins Solar lamps For sale prices
JOHN W. MOR0AN,
su2s lmsmc Isl Fulton street. Ny
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A SMALL WOODEN CHEST, containing thousand
n one Five Franc Pieces together with
small pieces Of wearing apparel The property Il Henry Bal
the 22d Of August last either ilom the steamboat ply
between New ok aud boy from the running
from rhiladelphia while the owner
ger The Union 1ransp Line fom New York Pni
fadepha The above of $500 will pad for the
very Of the whole proporonae reward for the
recovery Of any part thereof
l.. HERBERT Agent Of the
German Emigrant saciety,
80 twsgbz No. North "a Second street. Philadelphia
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CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS AND GLASSWARE.
Large assortment Of Fancy Goods Clocks, Vions Gui
"A and Flutes; also Glassware China &C. will be sold
GEORGE f. GERpING,
au2olmec Maiden lane
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
M,LLE DESJARDlN would respectfully inform he
WI pupils and the public that she has returned from Sara
toga Springs where se had the honor of Introducing tn
Redowa Waltz, which she had jus, received from Par)
that pared her lessons all the lates
fashionable Dances her residence No "a Leonard street
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DENTISTS.
DIR. BROWN & BROTHERS.
CHEAPEST OFFICE in this city for Dentsl operations.
" No. 2soH Broadway, between Chambers and keade
streets, next door x Co.'S Marble Building.
Best Premium Teeth inserted FROM 81 to 50 so
Decayed , eeth filed with white cement. 80
Tooth-Ach cured without the least pain. ..... 80
Teeth extracted wi h less than half the usual pain. 80
Whole Of Teeth on the atmospheric pressure
principle. $50 to $75
sill lts me
BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD.
THE subscribers receiving from the factory Belle
Vile, NJ j., their regular supplies OF this superior Lead,
equain quality imported brand For sale in lots of
me ten and upwards, by
FRYATT, CAMPBELL & CO.,
tz3 Front street.
Also. Red Lead, Litlarge, and Orange Mineral.
sl m
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RARE CHANCEj
A NUMBER OF AGENTS WANTED TO undertake the
"A sale Of and useful patented article which be
sod 10 every family in the Unou To Of respectable
guarantee Of $500 will be given To
competition each agent will have DISTRICT secured
to him. Apply to s. FHENCH,
Letters be postpaid in order to receive attention
au24 imsm
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NEW additions OF Desirable Dry Goods.

M Il w duuitiOns VI DSsAA upAC yTy 9OO0n.
In | have Just opened thirty packages of goods,
both staples and fancy all Of which can sell at the
lowest prices. name among the many
80 pieces black Alpaca, all qualities
rs do do calicoes ~ rs
Black grapes and black love wells
Best black kid gloves
Super black spun silk, alpaca. Cashmere, and
cotton hose
60 pieces white, scarlet, and yellow aannels very
cheap r
81 black wool and fine Thibet shawls
8 pieces very extra fine bombasins
2 cartons heavy Terkern shawls, very cheap
$50 pairs twilled blankets
100 do 1914, ia, l2-4, and 1874 Whitney
10 pieces Canton blanketing
10 do lama plaids, bright colors
SO scarlet Grape scarfs .....
bale handsome 4 cloakings
40 heavy net shawis, new style
a. black taifeta silks for mantas
Colored silks, new styles, in great variety
pieces rich black satin ottoman
do do shaded watered mousseline
10 do do plaid do
Marcelines, Of all eolors
Irish linens, heavy and undressed .r
Dsmask diaper and napkins
5 pieces blue-biack and black velvet n.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 10 an exam
ioaiion of the above, WHICH toso<her Win every
kind Of goods adapted 10 the present demand, we
will offer very low. r. ESrEP.
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