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CERTIFICATE.

We, whose names are hereunto annexed,
hereby certify that we have used the Wash
ing Machines made by MIR. w. T. Stewart.
and take pleasure in saying, that they answer
a better purpose than any method with which
we are acquainted for cleansing clothes
They not only save labor, but we are con-
WINGED that the clothes washed by them suf.
fer less damage than in any other mode of
washing yet known.
ELIZABETH MYERS, MARY DONALDSON,
MARY WALTON, ANN RoDEFFER,
CLARA HAAS, BARBARA BA1R,
MARY KLFFER, ELIZABETH DosH,
MARY Ware, CAROLINE GRAB1LL,
ELLEN HILL, EMILY GArEwoop.
August 90. 1846.-v
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The name Of no person VIII be entered up.
on our books unless the pa, ment of the SUBJ
scripton be made i'll ad,anss
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9Ge 9Idt&ets.
corrected Weekly.]

WINcHEsTER, Sept. 2.
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BY THE M AILe.
WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1886
The Sub Treaswy-A Case Illustrating the Way
IL Wovks

WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1886
The Sub Treaawy-A Case Illustrating the Way
II Works.
The Secretary of the Treasury is practical
fnancer. He understands well the operations of
trade and currency He knew in the outset that
his Sub-Treasury would not and could not be
made to work, in connection with the other strin-
gent measures of the last session. Hence the
amendment inserted in the bill by Mr. Lewis, OF
the Finance Committee, at the instance OF the Sc
cretary, requiring disbursements in specie only
when Treasury drafts could not be discussed at
par. 1t is notorious that after two days bat
tie between Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Calhoun, on
the one hand, in favor CT the amendment, and
Messrs. Benton and Allen IN opposition, that the
friends of the Secretary of the Treasury were ut
terly defeated by the unanimous concentration OF
the wings against them--the wings being deter
mined that the Sub-Treasury should be the Simon
Pure. or nothing The proposition for the disburse
ment ofdrafts being defeated, their disbursement
has been left to the brokers, who, according to
usage. realize on the purchase and sale, some one
and some two or three per cent on the difference
in the discount on the paper when they receive il
and when they disburse-for the transfer may be
from hand to hand, and yet the change in the
value 10 the benefit OF the broker IS of the i'm
evitable laws Of trade The government, falling
into the hands Of these customers, is inevitably
doomed to be feeced very largely in this little mat
ter of the discount. As an example in iustra-
tion A few days ago public officer from New
Orleans was here, and on a visit TO the War De-
partment com rlained that the Treasury drafts
were nj four per cent discount at New Orleans
Mr.. Marcy sent for the Secretary Of the Treasury.
who, promptly answering the call, made his APP
pearance, when something like the following con-
versation took place Gas Col Benton remarked.
don't say transpired, or shall certainly expire
say took placeD
Mr.. MARcy-Why, Mr. Walker, it appears that
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END OF THE MORMON WAR.
Surrender Of the Saints,
AND
Evacuation OF NauyOo.

BY the Western mail, which arrived at Balti-
more yesterday afternoon, we learn that the civil
war, recently raging in Mormondon, has been
brought to a close by the surrender of the Nor
mons, and the peaceable marching into and ia
king possession of Nauvoo, by the Anti Mormons.
The Mormons have agreed to evacuate the city
immediately, leaving committee of five, who
are to take charge of the property, and settle the
bu siness of their friends.
1t is source fgreat qualification to learn that
no property was destroyed
The MorTons were preparing to fulfil their
terms Of captulation by leaving the city and the
State as soon as possible
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IDieS.
A, daughter of Williams and XII.

Yesterday, MARIrLLA, daughter of Williams and Xi.
me mia Simpson, eyed years and 10 months
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from foot Of 2st
street. Harlem. The friends Of the family invited to
attend
In New Haven, at the house of Rodney Burton on the
25th INST, Mrs. HANNAH WHITING, widow of the late
Seymour c. Whiting Of stratford. aged 70 years
At south Boston, 2ld inst, Sk1H HARLOW of Ply mouth
aged So
In Hanover, VT, on the 9th inst, Hon JoHS DunxrE,
aged 50.
IN August last, in the vicinity Of Baton Rouge State
of Loujsini, Madame MAJoccHi, vile OF Mr. Niaocchi
who with his wife witness the famous trial OF
Caroline Princess OF Wales, and of mi reco, do
memory She was the mother Of the performer in the
Itaion opera, known in New York. New Orle ans Ha.
vana snd Mexico as Madame Majocchi Vaellina.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
&c, sc.

The southern mail which reached Washington
last evening, brings dates from New OIleans to
the 18Th inst
The Picayeis states that the U. S. Steamer
Telegraph had arrived on the afternoon previous
from the Brazos San Jsgo, Port Lavacca and
Galveston having left the former on the 18th
inst, Lavacca on the 18th, and Galveston on the
10th.
The Telegraph brought from the Brazos $50
sick and discharged volunteers, of whom she
landed one company of Germans at Port Ltvac-
ca, and one company of Texans at Galveston.
The remainder, 200 in number, she brought to
New Orleans.
the 7th INST
Gen. Taylor had crossed the San Juan the day
before, and had taken up his line of march for
Seralvo, on the morning of the 7th.
The commands OF Gen. WORTH and Col P. r.
Smith, We're stationed at the latter place, awaiting
the arrival of Gen. Taylor.
The whole force on the march to Monterey 10
estimated at about $4,000 men,
Gen. Patterson left in command OF all the
volunteers from Camargo, to the mouth of the
Rio Grande.
Generals Butler and Quitman were to accom-.
gers from coming up the river.
1t was reported that Gen. Taylor would not
proceed farther than Seralvo until he received
further orders from the government
An express was received at Camargo on the
9th inst from Gen. Worth, stating that he had OBJ
tanned information that Gen. Ampudia had ar
rived at Monterey with about 5000 troops, which
would increase the force at that place to upw ards
of 1000 men.
Some doubts of the authority of this news was
expressed at Matamoras, Us we learn by letters
received thence, but we no reas IN to doubt it,
The Mexican papers announced that Ampudia
had been appointed to the com nand of the army
of the north, and uniformly mentioned Monterey
as the point at which these troops were to be con-
centrated.
One letter we have seen sets down the force
with which Ampudia entered Monterey ut from S
to 10000. 1t adds, that he had issued a proclama-
ton prohibiting all intercourse between the Mexi-
can and American armies, under pain of death
The steamship James L. Day, Capt Griffin, ar
rived at New Orleans en- the afternoon of the 18th
inst from Lavacca, which place she left on the
18th
Capt. Grffen reports that train of 30 wagons
left Lavacca on the 18th, for San Antonio, and
that regiment of Kentucky mounted gun men
had arrived at Victoria, about 7miles from La
vacca.
he further reports, that the briggs Empresaro
and Henry, commanders Collins and Cole, expe-
rlenced very heavy weather during their passage
to Lavacca- They were obliged to throw consi-
derable portion of their cargo overheard, consist
ing OF mules, wagons, subsistence, &c. Captain
Collins was considerably injured during the gale,
but was fast recovering
At O'Clock, p NJ, on the 10th inst, the Day
passed number Of pieces of the wreck of the
steamer supposed to be the New York, which was
lost on the 9th inst.
They brought up bearer of dispatches to
Gen. Taylor, Mr.. C. w Kennedy.
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MONTEvERDE's BILLIARD AND BOWLING

No.5BARCAY STREET. tthIee doors below the Anne
IN Hotel New York The Subscriber would
spectfuly inform his friends and this public general that
he has four good Billiard Tables be found in the
city, a kept complete order As hese tables
apartments the proprietor thinks will be select
and asTeossie to Esnemsn visiting his private pan
be furnished with aprvse and for his especial
use, and the best attendance in the city Any gentlemen
wishing the billiard exclusive to themselves the
bowling alleys have the by applying AZ the bar
Also two Bowling Alleys which always kept in first
rate order, with the best Of attendance.
Lunch every day O'Clock. wednesdays and Sundsys
Fish or Clam Chowder -.
During the the choicest Oysters swch az Shrsws
sets Bay Gentlemen calling for he above oysters al
ways have them at the stoytes notice. they depend
the choess Wines and Liquors and segas best quail
a11Anner not to be surpassed.
nT Gentlemen will please to cemrnaaieats at the Par
any neglect Of duty Of the attendan;s
F9ANCiS MONTENEGRO,
No. Barclay street
m T-Priyate the Hall door au26 Inn
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BUFFALO, Sept. Is.

BUFFALO,, sep. %.
The markets were brisk to-day. There wero
sales of $500 bushels of ST. Joseph's wheat and
81, 900 Masson, Ohio, at SO cents; 1000 busies
red berry, 80; 3. 100 Cleveland afoat, 81; $500
bushels Sandusky and Wabash, 80 $500 Wis
consin and Chicago, in store, rs; 1000 Little
Fort, 70. Flour-Good brands in demand 700
barrels Black Rock, 81 %; 500 barrels Cleveland
Mills, S4 %; 1000 barrels mixed Michigan, Ohio,
and Illinois, 81 l2i. SIC. has been refused for
Corn. Prime quality butter, cheese. and salt at
previous quotations. Freight to Albany IL cents,
to New York 20 cents, for wheat; cents less on
corn SO to GO on -four to Albany.
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GIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI. Professor of Singing, will
- his lessons usual his Music Room SO Leo
nsrd street, joining the Society Library Building
To THE AMATEURS OF THE AccoRDIoN he would re-
commend his Album, published, containing delightful
collection Of the popular operatc melodies
pieces
This production much needed 20 that the best
musical compositions be played that
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
Sgnor l.. NJ accompanies his pupils the Piano and
Guitar au30 Inn m
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MONEY nlAltkET.
Saturday. Sept. 26-6 r. M.

Quotations continue very unsettled, and the sales IL
mited Reading went up IL Norwich and Worcester
a Long Island, III Pennsylvania SIS u Morris Canal
fell off "a North American Trust, Harlem and ston
ington closed at yesterdays prices
At the second board Norwich & Worcester went up
" Morris Canal y, Harlem q, and Reading y
We the current quotations in this market for
foreign and domestic exchange, for uncurrent money,
and for specie.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

LIQUID COLORING FOR THE HAIR, Wits
n KERS &clts claims to patronage will at once be
desood BY those who haye used sold the preparations Of
ered for dying the hair. Its application is simple, effect
certain being emphaticaly perfect hair dye without de-
roying the elasticity health of the hair To fancy store
cle they with confidence recommend il to their
skin linen twill rub off the hair and constant wash
ing only improves its appearance The color Is permanent
from the faded green to II. royal purple. pro
prepared to apply the dye whskers,
ton the hair without charge those wishing purchase
il proves satisfactory for which purpose he has private
Prepared only and sold Wholesale and retail BY VIM
81 uble 81 So Cspy the address Sole agent in WASH
nRton l,isv .. u fhhs. Penn. au25 imsrc
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED CUTLERY.
VIZ Nj. WILD manufacturer Of Cutlery, No. l60 Division
w street, New York, has constantly hand good
sortment Of O. and blade Knives OF his manufsctE
ing good and cheap the trade ana, In re
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STATEN ISLAND REGATTA,
Monday, Sept. %, 1916.

REGATTA, for purse Of fifty dollars open all
not exceeding twenty feet length carrying
or ID and maiaa will take place Monday, aSh inst
L. W, from Stiten Island.
The boats will start from Vanderbts landing and sail
around vessel boat be anchored
the telegraph and Fort Hamilton thence around the white
buoy upon the point Of Robbins, reef and the place
Of Starting F-'
Entrance Two Dollars
Entries can be Ite with Mr. G. H. Stebbins at his hotel
on Vanderbs dock until the day previous race
whom the rules under which the be sailed can be
obtained Nv m
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MR.. SARACCO. dancing master. and Miss ANGELINA,
lvl first teacher of the renowned Partisan Dancing Acade
my Of Mr. Csllaus whesi Lsr extraordinary skiulnes;
Ieputaton for and splendo only among
distinguished families Of that renowned town oParis,,
but also among great OF highly respectable Ame-
lean and English ladies and gentlemen who equented the
above mentioned Academy, have Just opened Dancing
Academy at No. so Canal street, Of Broadway,
where all the most fashionable quadrilles, Masourkss
taught.
Ladies and gentlemen indstncty received in this Aca
deny, where body be but with
good society and where order and decency viii be always
strlcIy obaerYed. 2yy re-
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In Rutland, VT, 18th instant by the Rev. A Walker,
Lieut. BEsJAMuS ALyoRD, U. Army. 10 Miss EMILY
LOUISE daughter OF Henry Mussey, of that place
At Boston, "a instant, by Rev +. I. Gray. EDWARD
Moo~KY, of New York TO Miss LAURA A., daughter Of
Jedediah Blanchard vi the former city.
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HOWES& CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS

HOWES& CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS s.
THIS unrivailed Of Equestrians will perform
Lyons on the th September inst Auburn the 18TH
10th and !h during the Agricultural FaI Syracuse
on the 18th and 10TH Rome the 2lst Utica the 22d
aud 2,d at Herkimer the 2h Little Falls the 25th
at Fort Plains the 26th Coopersown the 28th;
Cherry Valley the 29h Coolies Kill the 30th and
Schenectady on the first day Of October next
This Is the Largest Establishment organized the
United States computing $50 Men and Horses requiring
Carriages to convey the PERFORMER wadrobes
&c The company has attached Eight Female eques
trians among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
AHe recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE.
being chase and clasc graceful and fascinating address,
and the charming with which she chans audi
ence render this gifted and arse the lead
ing feature OF the this country The Propretors
refer the public TO the brilliant description given the
spectve OF the extraordinary and daring fcats
performed b. this distinguished artistic.
EquestrsI Director, Mr.. HUWEsS. Riding Master, Mr.
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, D. AN RICE.
among the Performers the celebrated and prncp Ri
der the Napoleon of the Arena, Mr. HOBBS whose ieas
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed yuve
nile act of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon Olympic EIer-
cses by the whole Company led by the European
Tambler, Air. MACARTE. Wonderful Feats BY Mr.
Coles Dogs Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
Sweet as the Charoteer Of rh1bus Posu ing and Gym
biological and brilliant Act of Fancies Of rrotcus Mr.
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety of others
The whole comprising the leading, talented, and
classic performers in the world
sl3rc UOWFS &EO - New York Mammoth g,rcrs
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Same week in 1914 the income was 2,l2S 90
And in lS4S only l,2o4 w
This exhibits very fair increase in each year, the
cepts having doubled since lS43.
The Albany City Bank has declared a semi annual d.
vdend of four per cent payable the lst of October
The quantity of certain articles of domestic produce
and manufactures exported from this port for the week
ending the 25th inst. was annexed.
COMMERCE New YoRK-DoMEsrIc EXPORTS.
To GREAT BRIrAIN--Cotton, 679 bales flour ii 800
bbls. beet IS tcs bee& $40 bbls beef 100 half bbs
hides, 10 $50 lbs leather 10 iSS lbs. WOOL 1856 bales
pork, 100 bbls pork so half bbls peas, All bushels
lard l27 636 lbs; corn s 264 bushels hemp ia bales
sperm OIL IL 947 gals wheat SO AGO bush. cloverseed
l02 TAO lbs turpentne $3.50 bbls cheese las 96 lbs
butter 900 lbs. rosin, 400 bbs staves 6,40O oil
cake, DAT 9l7 lbs; tobacco manufactured 742e lbs
To FRANcE.-Flour 1888 bbls slaves, 5000 NJ tai
grease IS SAL lbs; cotton 1873 bales beeswsx $50 bs
rice, 40 $50 lbs lard $40 lbs whaebone 40l7 lbs.
hides, ~ 500 lbs; hops, 80 bales.
To SPANISH Wlsr lNpIEs-Lard 300 lbs. rice, u.s.
$50 lbs
To BRITISH WEST INprEs.-Beef, 95 bbls beef, 81
half bbls cheese, l3 al lbs hams, 93l lbs pork,
697 hbs meal, 100 bbls meal, so half bbs
lice 80 6ie lbs 6s2 bushels butter 49, 1919 lbs
-four, 10 bbls lard, 2ss lbs Lire Stock-Hogs, 70 (;
sheep 80; horses, 10; mules 10.
To BEIrisB NORTH AMERICAN CoLoHIEs.-F Flour $50
bills -four, 10 half bbls butter, SO 0i2 lbs beef
bbls pork, $40 bills; pork 2U0 half bbls rice, 200
lbs; wheat, $500 bush.
bbls lard 7Os5 lbs. cheese, 5306 lbs pork l55 bbs
rice, 25542 lbs fish. 90 900 lbs butter $40 lbs beef
AZ bbls.; hams, 900 lbs
The shipments of -four to Great Britain for the week
have been unusually large, reaching nearly fifteen thou
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

NEW INVENTED WIGS
RATCRELOR'S new invented Wigs and Scaips, made Of
ID natural curl hsu adapted easy
to the style Of each ndividYa They are
difficulties long expensksed by those vho wigs.
The public invited To large and well selected
then be able to judge the effect
VIM BACHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer,
Wall street. near Broadway. Removed from s5 Broadway
Please to copy the address. aus imsrc
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ITO THOSE PEHlONs who vii. Prove that JULES
i HAULS VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE is
the best yerr -; YET known this country Europe
This valuable discovery will enable a person to dye
the hair whtcs few minutes without the le IN
rnence TIL psep4ration warranted
urs h Of the hair and retain all its ssftuess
Be certain aud u for Jules Hsuls Liquid Hair Dye all
Others spurou& II you wish for black ask
ed IL for bro - ask for box marked B.
Premiums havu been awarded the subscriber the
franklin lusti' ufo Inhibition.
For sale wh@Ienle and RETAIL by the proprietor, Jules
Haul perfume ~ chemist South Third street below
Chestnut sta ee 4iladelphia And my az en,s Wyatt
Ketcham I2l Flton; Clirehugh 2o3 and Broadway
NJ A. Arau Layste Bazaar of Liberty and Broad
way; ~ Jaeqnemond, AIS Broadway; Hasiland Reese
Co. MAIDEN lane by all respectable druggists the Uni
ted States s24 tmsr
IF MIR. HENQY MASON, the OF the late Mr.. Thos
Mason long reeden In Halifax. Nova Scotia will address
a line Edward Hardy Lockport. State Of New York he
hear Of som1shing TO his advantage.
u Halifax Rapen please notice s22 2wissrc
G. b. CLARKE,
M ERCHANI TALON iis William street, opposite the
s.:or@ent Of Cob: Cashmere. and yssny suitable for
cot Coat Order $40. usual price S25; handsome
Cloths from which Goats will be made for IA and Sl8
Every other equally low Likewise very handsome
Cloth sacks from 10 $i0 Tweed do from s
Vests, white Nlarseilles Vests, &c.
SCI iwssrc b. CLARKE.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

"a Leonard efrcss, West Of Broadwdy
M3LLE PAULINE DESJARDlNS of the Academic
~ koysle Paris. respectfully informs the public that her
all the usual Dsnces fought will be the waltz MsSura
Mazurka Quadrille Polkas, .(various) Waltz cinq
aud graceful waltz ReaoTa Schools and Families at
tended Terms snd hours made known on application.
ga Imsrn
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To ECONOM SIS.
GENTLEMFN'S O GA aud o, cleaned or dyed from
~ 20 c-a ST. do from rs cents 50 cents; ladies
wo, len sk dresses cloaks &c ce ned or dy ed
iron so cents {, 81 Carpets cleaned at per yard.
B--backs al cred 10 other coors TIE nsc'sh
SCI tsrh l.SrITH, 20 Allen st.
Is = PiIt thDt ever, poor does know where
20 g. when he cheap and good suit Of clothes
but would not he Re lad n be knew ha FIVE dollars would
make him look like Reiteman with cloth coat cassi-
mere pants fncy vests top coats each; common
1885 Nissan street corner Beeknan Casn paid for gents
clothing. ~ irsrh
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CHRISTIE's
G a L VANIC RINGS

AMI MAtNEIIC FLUID
What, though the may be explained,
Sincetheir effects duly ascertaned;
Let not deIusion. prejudice or pride,
Induce mankind to set the means aside
Means which. though SIMPLE, by Heaven designed
To alleviate the ills Of human kind.o
CHKI5TiE'S Genuine Galvauic Ring and Magnetic
- Fluid, positive and permanent cure for all Of
limbs Gut TiedeloEu. vsriso, EeIyou. and sicl Head
sions Crap Papitaton Of the Heart Shornes Of Breath
ApoyleI stiffness Of the Joints, Weakness Of the Limbs
plants Hsrycns TT, moIs NeuTsgia and s qualifications
~, and all Nervous disorders. As preventive for Apo
pexy, they confidently recommended In OF Dys
Energy connection with the Digestive Organs they have
been equally successful
The Galvane Belts Bracelets, Carriers and
Pases used most chronic Of disease aud
by tie delicate with perfect safety and
convenience.
u- only Agency in New York, 1872 Broadway. Explana
tory Pamphlets with full directions mag be had gratis.
s2l lwsnc e. =
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To FARMERS.

To FARMERS.
THE undersigned is desirous OF pl cling young
i farm IN fifnily Of good practical He
highly rsco amended his gritty, activity and
snxiey for hi employers interest He omed the
country and to farming He willing TO make himself
ful IN every way. AIpyto REV NORkIS,
81 tire rs vpri X ~. =. ".
THkEE KETTLE DRUMS.
nor SALE by J. 3 w Zolter, importer and dealer in
Musical INSTRUMENTS aud Italian Strings i6 Johu steet
Free one hundred dollars ash. SGT iwissrc
DUTCH BULBS FOR SALE.
M suoscribers offer for sale e-a cases Of Bubous
For e. Roofs, consisting dou bic aud single Hva
Gums Inips IN varieties Jonqus Nacissus Anemones
kanuneuus' FntiilarIes Gro &C. suitable for parlor
Freen mouse or garden Also, of the
rmeuts OF green house Plants the vicinity York:
fruit and ornamental Trees of all kind warranted true to
the nsme vegetable and howe Seeds known
Iitus, Grsss Seeds &c 10000 Ailsntnus Trees .rseht
end thify from TO IS feet high sut bic for
MUGS or streets Liberal discount WI, de to h'ss who
Our Dahliss now in fall flower; our friend, and he
publ invited e. view them The garden ne ~ U,rle
on sh Avenue and 18th at he store
~. nOwefing season. 'As
The Ctnny Plant again in full wer to be seen from
A. NJ 70 10 r M 'o' '
DUNLAP THOMSON, seedsmen and Florists
SCI wv 63) 'rosdway, near bIeecker
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THE TNVTSTRT,E VIC

GO closely resembles the real head of hair that sceptics
- and have pronounced IT the most perfect
extraordinary invention Of the day. The adv
Of this novel and unique Wig its being made without
weaving, which appearance closely to
resemble the natural hau both in lightness and naur
pearance defy detection ITS texture being beautiful
porons Free that all Of evapo
unimpsded and the evils Of ether wigs avoid
ed The sceptc and alike vted inspect
this novel and beautiful Wg and the peculiar metood Of fit
ting the he al the inventors "a. BARRY LAG Broad
of Liberty REL SIT Inns mc