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1872 BR n ID w a Y
- COHNEH OF JUHN sIhEEI. -
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

10 THOSE WHO SHAVE IHEMSELNES.
From the Evening Post
CPECIMENS OF RINGS unapproachable VERBENA
- CREAM FOR SHAVING-This article, universally
praised by those who made trial Of last took the first
premium of the Institute FAIR Indeed is fully conceded
BY those who know that impossible to manufacture
sense destroyer OF eckIes pmpes and sold cheap
than the old ALL therefore, who would ult
economy and comfort in shaving should themselves
oft.
from experience and speak from the professional
knowledge OF beneactor and friend James Grant No
Ann street who is ahead Of thing yet found
out in this department OF modern improvem IL Only
enOlIent but rs something more" In short be-
leve il 10 the tcs. shaving soap in the world
Beware Of Mutations and observe the written
under the directions for of H. Rpgo Prepared and
for SALE wholesale and retail and for erg9,s.iop
aus imsmc 1872 Broadway, OF John street.
nv ATCHES .-WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Those
w who wish purchase Gold or Silver Watches Gold
Chains Gold Pencils, Keys &C. will find il greatly to their
advantage call the subscriber who is selling ali de-
scrpous the above retail much lower than other
Watches snd Jewelry exchanged or bought All watches
warranted keep good time, the money refunded.
q. G. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and yewery.
Wholesale and retail, 81 Wall street,
ants 1msm mp stairs.
CHEAP SUGARS FOR PRESERVING.
DROWN SUGAR for e lbs, good Q I'D and q ;
anu FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS;
Best quality young hyson for good Is and Is best
Ooong and Mohae good black and country young Tyson
PURE JAVA COFFEE.
Old Java OF the finest flavor roasted and ground daily Is
pe''0' '.'J j. q. FoWLER Grocer and Tea Dealer
. suasiwsre ~ and 40 Greenwich and " Vssey sts'
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ILLINOIS BONDS.

THE UNDERSIGNED, agent for the State of Illinois,
hereby notice. that and after Tuesday the hrst
dav Of September he will be prepared pay the
holders Of such bonds Of the State Of Illinois, entitled
under the of the Legislature in the
eeeds othe one mill tax for s5 the Of dollars and
twentythee each Of the said bonds for 5000
The overdue coupons due LIST Of January 1912 must be
sented the lat the American Exchange Bank
after the LIST Of September order that the
paid be stamped thereon and receipt given for the
amount paid d. LEAVITT,
au29 lwsm August 20, 1876.
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~A- LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
AA Tram, leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
side, every morning At A. NJ. for Boston
Also, trains from Brooklyn SIDE at O'Clock and
Ave @inuts: and sh A. M, and and ~ daily The
Fangdals and and ths latter all places the
road jelor
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RANGES-RANGES.
DIERCES First Premium New Patent Two Oven Ranges,
combining economy, enience and durability These
Ranges have always taken the first premium the Fair of the
American Institute and universally acknowledge
rior TO any offered.
All sold by the proprietor warranted in all
spects. GEORGE PIERCE,
au29 lw.mc Sole Proprietor, 2s2 Broadway.
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Small genteel family of quiet habits consist
ET ng oil gentleman, wife, and mother wish to obtain
R,paIt oil house. Down preferred. Please ad-
iIess DE Lorenzo stating particulars and left the Tribune
ofhce will receive immediate attention. 81 3tsr
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| WROUGHT NAILS.
KIN KEGS Of 100 lbs each Of az and inch wrought nails
OOO LIST quality daily expected and will be sold low,
on delivery after LIST Of Dec mber next,
| GEORGE +. GERDING,
au29 lmec 70 Maiden lane junction Of Liberty
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John Ritter,
David Wilmot,
Isaac Stenker,
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WANTED.
Gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen cau
be accommodated 18th delightfully."- situate rooms, by
". applying at a74 Broadway auog I'm . re
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BLUELICK WATER.
JUST received fresh supply Of this celebrated medicinal
water, from Holidays Blueck Sp.ings in Kentucky
It's action upon the system pugatve daphoretc durrhe
c and aerave being possessed OF grester variety sub
and IN greater abundance stands the head Of the
saline sulphur Waters this and identical with
the Hsr owgae Springs Of England Analysis furnished sra-
tbs, For sale by HENRY JOHNSON Druggist,
H3 Broadway, Granite Building,
rofC bamh
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a FINE SADDLE HORSE.
" WILL drive also in carriage. 1t is just the right
44y \size for riding horseback. and has been long
lZ1.used to the saddle Apply to B. Galbraith Is Park
Place ac6fr
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TElE q r APP HIC.
ARRIVAL OF CON. SLOlT FROM THE PACIFIC.
&c. SC. &c.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26-6 O'Clock, r. NJ
The bark Elizabeth J. arrived at this port tn 8
morning, from Havana, which place she left on
the 10Th INST.
We learn by her that the British mail steamer
had arrived at Havana, with files Of Vera Cruz
papers to the lst of October, and with Mexican
files to the Both September.
Iaese papers state that General Santa A,ma had
ft the capital, and cas marching TO Monterey cifh
four thousand troops.
In the latter part Of September a decree was
issued in the city of Mexico, which has reduced
the duties on all imported goods 80 per cent !;
also the laws prohibiting the importation of GER
tam foreign articles were suspended
General Paredes has literally changed places
with Santa Anna, having arrived at Havana as
an exile, unattended. He is to embark in a
steamer for Europe, that he may there recruit his
wasted energies.
Commodore Sloat the late conn ander OF the
u 5. squadron in the Pacific, arrived at Havana,
with five or six of his officers. He hoisted his
pennant on the brig Perry, then in port. At
Monterey, on the Pacific, he left the frigate Con-
gress, under command OF Commodore Stockton
When he left, all were well.
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MIR. r. q. PAIGE resrscifnl

MIR r.. O. PAIGE resT ectfuy announces his intention
u OF forming Class for Gentienen for instruction in
The plan Of be pursued not that which
generally understood by class teachpgn wherein the
scholars massen without reference to
vidpa faults and either in the voice
OF each scholar except in general ways but is intended
scholar in the hearing Of the Others shall receive
lesson the ntonaton and develope Of his
voice. going through regular Of vocal,zng
he be instructed IN musical defamation ex
preon have the principles Of aud style for
him by example well precept in short the object shall
be mike him good singernot merely good reader OF
musical notation At first sight but good vocalist. "
The want such plan Of tuition by which scholar
receive ndvdus tion moderate price and at the
time enjoy all the advantages Of association for the
practising parts has been much felt and Mr. Paige
that long experience this commu-
nifty teacher of.inging will be :ufc tina,
what he proposes will be attended with good practical results
those who wish TO learn sing.
Terms dollars per quarter.
Application he made Mr. Pages residence Athep nm
Hotel 37 Broadway, where further particulars can he oh
raned; also hckeInls PisnooIte and Music wsreroom
IA Forge Su'isnr' NO. mn broadway. OF lssrs
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$i,l75,ss7 81 l,2o3.elo 6,

Will pc perceived tnat there has b,en but very tr
fling alteration in the aggregates within the past year
The line of discounts has increased and the circulation
and specie fallen of The banks of nearly every
State in the Union generally disposed to maintain as
uniform movement from year to year possible, or
else, on the contrary, they cannot expand
There appears to DO q determination on the part
Of those doing q legitimate business, to keep as
clear from all connection with the banks as pos
sible. The banks Of this city actually in want
OF first rate, No business paper; and in
of the scarcity Of the right quality Offering their line Of
discounts ranges below the point they wish to reach
loans can be made upon stock securities of
fancy nature but the banks afraid of these things
and however much disposed to extend their discount
line they do not dare in the face of the anticipated diff
cuhes in the money Market to devate from the egiti.
these institutions guarantees proper restriction which
will tend to ensure the general prosperity of all classes
than any thing else We have heretofore repeat
sdly stated that the checks which the of the
government from time to time produce, are attended
with very desirable results.
The shipments of -four and grain to Liverpool from
this and other pors at present prices pay loss
Very large shipments have been made current rates.
and very great advance upon quotations reported at
Liverpool at the latest dates must be realised before
costs and charges can be made. We annex state
ment Of actual sales Of -four in Liverpool shipped from
Philadelphia II shows the cost, charges and net re-
cepts at the rates then current and will serve a.
guide for any variation -
SHIPMENTS FLouR TO LIVERPOOL.
July. 1896
400 bbs. -four sold duty paid at Gas 3D. fa44
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BY THE M Ais.

PHhADELrHIA, Oct %. 1886.
NeWs from Merico-Homicide Case, &c
The bark Elizabeth arrived this morning from Haya-
ma, with intelligence six days later from Mexico de-
cree had just been promulgated by the Mexican govern
ment removing the prohibition the importation on for
egn goods, and reducing the duties at present existing
nifty per cent Santa Anna had left the city of Mexico
the head Of 1000 troops for the seat of war;
Commodore Sloatiwth five six of his officers was at
the Havana previous to the 10Th inst having arrived
there from Monterey ION the Pacc and had hoisted
pennant on board the u s. brig Perry He was expected
TO sail Tor Norfolk or Charleston in q few DAVIS
homicide was yesterday committed ON board the
oyster sioop spark, when OF Fort Miin about eight
of the hands, Michael Reddng and Peter Herd in the
cabin ending with scufie The latter came out and
had peen sitting for some time upon the quarter deck
when keddns came up and inflicted q stab upon the
vein, and causing death in few minutes The vessel
returned to the city, and Reddng gave himself up and
was committed to prison to answer Tor the offence.
Inc remains OF the venerable Baltip Stone, who died
on Thursday last at the age of l03 yesterday in
tered with the honors OF war The Union, Washing
ton, and Native American Rife Companies formed the
escort on the occasion The firing done by the lat.
ter III OF rregularity seldom equaled and
excelled. The order TO fire waited for by half
Of the CORPS and instead of three voIeys counted
Ave.
letter bag for the u s squadron the Gulf is max
ing up at the Philadelphia post Office which is to 60 out
IN the brig Garnet to sail on Thursday for Vera
Cruz.
Stocks continue dull of SALE and prices have down
ward tendency The -four market is also without ami
mation-no sales to note.
Sales OF stocks at PHILADELPHIA.
Northern Bank ksn!ueiy 8; sehsy til Nsris ignition tx
sEcoNp BoARp~soo seSuyIliil1 Navigation e,., So
AFTER sALEs-iiO State e's, IS; 50 u. S. Bank, az.
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The Eutdw Why (Ala) states that Bryant Hines who
In December last Of about sixty negroes mortgaged
to the state Bank of Alabama has been captured in Flo
rida and lodged In Greene county JAIL to await his trial
for the penentisry offence. Fory-two of the negroes
were found in his posssssion and their wsy
to Alabama. One fourth Of their value going to the
captos besides reward Of $3.50 for Hines personally
The amount due the bank IL about $4,000 for
cotton eight years ago Previous that unfor.
tunae speculation, Mr. Hines had large and productive
properv.
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REVOLUTION IN CARAccAs-Captain Francis
Smith, Of bark Cora, at Philadelphia, reports that
Maraeaibo I'd instant, TOR Lsgusyra, with 800 govern
msnt troops for the purpose Of quellng revolution
September, at the instigaon an individual named
Gusmanistos, publisher of journal 1t Csrsccss and
ostensbe leader of large body Of parsans, known
the Gusmanisos party Capt s. could gather farther
particulars.
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AMUsEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT
HENRI herr,
DlANlST to his Majesty the King the French and Pro-
lessor Of the Royal Conservative OF Paris, will take
THURSDAY EVENING Oct. astk.
49, AT THE TABERNACLE:
when he Will be assisted by
MADAME ABLAMOWICZ,
MR. PHI MAYER,
MR.. TIMM, and
sIGNOR RAPETTI,
With q select Orchestra.
Tickets One Dollar each-to be the usual places
u Doors open at 6-Concert commence O'Clock.
oT 3trrc
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BUFFALO. Oct. 26. Ill O'Clock

BUFFALO, Oct. 26. ii o'clock, PM
Mrs. Harris, wife of DIR. Harris, coroner of this
city, was burned to death on Saturday night, &C.
casioned by her clothes taking fire.
State OF the market-Prime wheat So a SO cts;
Flour $4 56 81; High Wines 20 cents-sales
dull
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1:1S%!d r. p.y EzDf 5h
@ Nae M.
Ts conclude with The I %eo dram. of the WANDERING
Miss Denny NJ f%s Ssoas DsrS,
ss:a at ss Sss: I'd s'
%Saams L ~n the :sdY
ratio Clarke; Ghost Neafe; Polonius, Vaehe; Ophelia,
yTTSe conclude with the Grand Spectacle of MONTE
Emperor Of Mckee Mr. Stevens.
tS1s bansSsI Mrs.: Watson
uaa e. Mr.
Door, open q, o'eioca esraIn VIII mss az hall pes,
MlTCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE-Tuesdsy even.
w M is VII
e. follow sy Il. 'i pspnai 81
Tsisn NJ shs ASR THf hs.nd
,d 3hs yhS!e 70 sSGsSds win hs i PRETTY
Dress circle 50 CENTS boxes pit shilling;
Doors open at half past O'Clock. curtain rises att
CIRCUS--BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
r BENff1F Fy VI Ms BIZ 81 ;Es'h,
First r5Il Fl ~; f EAiqT SSH5SDNER
The Celebrated and Universally Fsvoe Italian Clown from
Eranconis, Paris; Ashley. London; and all the principal
sfGSok cHRLo 5o wis for the I'd tim. in Amec. .p
M Rasns sn M ew on Ladder y
IL. 0Iympian Wre.tler.; Mr. p CARROLL in his pria
81 New os1y 5 Gs% @ Dale c md
LEVI Spos s,ns yu1s
Hoors open ~ o'clock PERFORMANCES to commence at
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
W; =; BURTON. Manager and Lessee
This Theatre ha. been thoroughly r:dscorated IN the
most gorgeous style, and the beautiful Theatre
TUESDAY. EVENING, OCT. g7,
Inc DoN G%sHR p pE sx%xS with
now Produced for the first time with correct and
Don Jose, Marsh; Maqu. de Rosonao Burke; Lsns-
RPsns By M M;l Bertha M'' o'sna and Mr. Bonnie
o.mord, shaw; Mr.. Dartmouth, MIR, Lewis; Mr.
Anew drama The Siege psss Of Fl Monterey 'S'''
WALNUT sTnEET THEATwEE sPHLAP%ELralA
- - Ne '-' Eighth night Of W = '''A''''
r,,vsn,v yy MEi F9aEEsT Tn, !, $4,000
METAMoRA.
S sH%sola. SiI. Bsts % Fisher Fisher
Dance by Miss Walters.
10 conclude # VIZ 81 iais a's MINSTREL.
o. Coarad Tragedy Of jack csde
e Ssss een w
Mn seguin, Mr.. Frazer Mr. seguin, Madame Augusta,
Mad'slle Dinner. sc.
THE ALBANIA SALOON.
49, 500 Broadscay 5etween Spring and Prince streets.
w CoRByN. Manager GEORGE LoDER, Musical Director
'HlS lendid and fashionable establishment
SPsiTTxSgE one y SmsL Ss'i'.
The whole buiidingss thoroughly warmed and comor-
table as private parior.
49, This ana Every Evening during the Week
HE will be varied and consist OF
Beautiful and incompIehenble Illusions By the wonderful
Lady Magician.
GRAND VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL. CONCERTS,
Ny the whols company Of talented Artistes.
The Italian Fantoccini
.., Dancing by Miles Jesselyue and Marguerite
With an immense variety and change of hshv
attractive novelties.
Full particulars in the daily bills
u dmittance One Shiiling.-Q
Doors open at 7-Commence O'clock.
DAGUERREOTYPE PLATES.
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HOWES = CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
uni1ysi,ed corp; 81 Ea9sstri:1s will perform ?,
Montcelo the h; at bioomingbureh on the 26th;
Walden on the Sh and at Newburgh 2sh October
inst.
Th, the Largest Establishment ever organized in the
United States, comprising $50 Men and Horses requiring
Carnages to convey the peormsrs wardrobes
&c The company has attached to il Eight Female equ0
tians amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of ina
Age, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose new style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
oeng chaste and cassc her graceful and
and the charming nvee with which she chains her audi
ence render this gifted and the lead
ing feature 81 the this country The Propretors
refer the public TO the brilliant description given in the
spectvc Of the extraordinary daring
performed b, this distinguished Grfisfe.
E9uestrisn Director, Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, Mr.
NIXON, and the nnapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
among the Performers 10 the celebrated and principal Ri.
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS feats
ns .e Of s II eve, Inys
Tombles, Mr. MACXRTE Wonder re Feat, by M
s.I M'sT1 saS 5 The SWISS
Sweet a. the Cheroteer Of Phoebus Postung and Gym
nastcs, by Mr.. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his My
theological and brilliant Act Of Fancies Of Proteusn Mr.
g.. Howes Slack Rope Evoluuons. Mr.. Geo. Sweet the
celebrated Tight Hope Dancer. With variety of others
The whole comprising tho leading, most talented aad
classic performers in the world.
ol8r HOWES V rs New York Mammoth Circus.
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UOsEPH CROCKER at the Western Hotel, Jersey city,
81 wsnts attend Bar and keep his books. One
that erienced, and bring good rscom
Also good American English woman for Cook. OF stsp
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Duty 2s I'D. per barrel.
This exhibits less of s24s 49, equal nearly twenty
five per cent about dollar and twenty five cents
per barrelhe sales netting but about 50 62 per bb
When there very great speculation and every one
is pushing forward supplies ship owners advance the
charges for freight and the expense Of getting stocks in
foreign markets is therefore increased Other charges
also increase in corresponding proportion Flour
ported at present prices pay profit unless there
proves be greater scarcity of food in Europe than
the most unfavorable accounts yet warrant in beev
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On Monday afternoon goth inst. at the Oliver street
Baptist Church by the Rev. T. Tucker, MKLAscros d.
ID. AckERMAs, TO Miss ANN MARcHASr daughter of
Charles Merchant Esq. all Of this city.
On Sunday 18th inst, by the Rev. George Benedict
MI CHAnLEs WHITE, to Miss SARAH ANN FERRIs, all OF
this city.
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Died

On Monday, 26th inst, ISABELLA KYLE aged fourteen
months from dentition daughter of Thomas and Isabel
la Kyle
Their friends and acquaintance are respectfully inyt
ed to attend her funeral this afternoon O'CLOCK FROM
her late residence, corner OF Troy and West streets
EOn Monday morning, Goth inst. after lingering III.
ness. AGSrs H. Thomas, youngest daughter OF Thomas
II. Thomns.
The friends of the family and of her brothers YIN
and Robert H. Thomas respectfully invited to attic
her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from her late
sidence, 81 Murray street.
On Sunday, 23d August on board the packet ship Ash
burton ON her passage from New York to Liverpool
Mr. THOMAS NELsoN, aged so years. resident of Spar
ta Randolph county, Illinois CO Illinois papers will
please copy.
At Norfolk. (va) the 23d inst Mrs Many. NEsrrLL
widow of the late DR.. Peter Nestell aged 90 years
. In Monroe county, Alabama, on the I'd inst RoGrR
MCCARTHY, ESQ., at the rable age Of IS years. and
merchant OF Mobile for over 30 years.
Weekly Report or Deaths
IN the city and county Of New York from the l7th day of
October 10 the 2lth day of October. 1876.
81 Men; Sc Women; 81 Boys; as GiTls-rotal 1913.
Aneursm Apopexv. 8; Bleeding from lungs, /; Burned
tam, cholera morbus, Consumption, Convhsions
Groups: Congestion Debility z; Delirum tremens /;
Drhea Dropsy 81 Dropsy in the head 5; Dropsy ,nte
chest q Drowned o; Dysentery lt; Eyspeas, !; Efu-
typhus i0 Hopping cough g. ILLUMINATION, 3; lnfimma.
ton Of bowels Inflammation Of chest Inflammation Of
i Lues venerea, Authorization, Marssmus Old age.
D. Palsy 2; Premature birth, u scroula i Teething, Il;
Ulcers Ueerauoa of the intesnes, Il liberation Of the
Age-Under Iyear IS; years, 49, 20 to TO- 9;
10 81 30; 30 10 40 49, 40 TO So 49, 80 3D. 81 6U
to TO- s. 10 to 3d. o 30 TO 60 81 100 and upward unknown
O'eN CoRN's d. ARCHER City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Oct &C. lai6.
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BANK DEFALcATIoN.-Repor has for several
days past been busy with an alleged defalcaton
in one Of the banks On inquiry learn that clerk
in ono OF banks has absconded from the city within
the last four five days. taking with him from $40 900
to $4,000. The officers of the bank have been busy
night and day since the discovered deolcotion post.
ing their order to discover the exact amount
missing which is thought will exceed the smallest
sum named. We have been unable to learn in what
manner the money was taken-whether in lump at
various timesbut suppose that full statement Of the
affair will be made public in a few days For obvious
Ieasons suppress the ofhe bank well as the
guilty party Clipper. Oct %.
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DAGUERREOTYPE PLATES.
LARGE importation Of French Plates inst received and
n for sale at the Humbe National Daguerrean Gallery No
ISL Broadway, 81 awsc
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The circulation Of ths bank has huctuated very Luch
within the past six months while the loans and discounts
have been very uniform The amount of specie hand
on the 5ta of October 1874, nearly fifty thousand
olars larger than it is now and the circulation nearly
ne hundred thousand dollars larger than then.
The returns Of the Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Of
Georgia. and its agency at Macon for October ls45 and
1896 present the following comparative statement =:
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NOTICE TO HACK AND CAB.MEN
CARRIAGEs bringing company to the Opening Fete Of
- the coliseum, will deliver company with horses heads
down Broadway and those taking parties away will
their horses heads in reverse order (say up BroadwayD
OFT lt'r CHARLES BLOOM, Hack Inspector
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
H. WATERSTON, teacher Of Drawing and Painting
q. to the Flushing Institute L. L. has still some leisure
time which he wishes to fill mp in giving Private Lessons
in attending schools
Terms moderate and may be learned by applying at III
Canal street. T j. Crowens bookstore corner Broad
way and Bieectef street, NJ Y. on liner