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MISSING

BENJAMIN e. BYRD, of Flushing L. l. He left the
- stage house Of Peck Slip and Water
oclock on the 18th INST and was seen between and
about 3e years old feet 10 inches high, built and
when last had dark clothes light crava and heavy
boots general appearance that Of driver which
his avocation. Any information respecting him will be
and Water 800 Pearl street jyl7 3taw7wsmc
VNO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS, &c-
l. e. X J. HARTNETT, No. Courtlandt street,
Broadway Who'll and retail manufacturers of Travelling,
Writing Dressing and JsMelry Boxes Miniature Case. and
cases Tor silver Plate neatly arranged to order Also Tray,
chains, rings, keys, pins, thimbles pencils, &c
A<arely of the above articles constantly hand and
made order with and despatch No. Courutia
lfre Nsw York
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After lingering illness, SAMUEL GILLlsrIE.
His funeral will be attended from his late residence,
No % 9th avenue on the 9th instant, at p NJ. The
members of Grove Lodge o. Of F. and others OF the
fraternity and The friends and acquantances Of the iam
ly, respectfully invited to attend
On Tuesday evening, Mrs. CATHARISE REIMER, widow
of the late Henry Remer Sem in the 18th year Of her
age. 80
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral wednesday afternoon, at o'clock
from No IL Allen st.
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MORNING LINE AT HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY.

sgse,SF%,sss sj~TssynE New YpIh ..
day. Thursday and misunderstanding Hammond street.
Van Cortlandts Dock, Peekskl West Point, Newburgh
per He'd Hook Bristol, Caskll Hudson and CoIssekie.
Passengers taking this boat will arrive IN time for the train
Of from Albany West Buffalo. and North to Saratoga,
Whitehall and Lake Champlsin.
The new and elegant low pressure steamer MEIAMObA'
Capt H. Smith, will leave above For freight OF pas
sage apply board.
Breakfast and Dinner m board. - -.
As il is not generally understood that the Morning Line
leaving o'clock A. charge two dollars, we tax ms
method inform tho public that by taking the nfa
6k occct A. NJ they save ne m,svss one IA '
Passengers will beware Of the deeoy MINERS ., 'ne noIh
America she has been put by the Oid MONOPOLY the
same hour, 20 run of The Metamors. : -
Fare TO Van Corsndts Dock a cents Poughkeepsis, 30
eenfs: Hudson IS csnts; Albany, 81, aul lwsr
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Highly IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
II OUGH,S PATENT SKIRTS are for sale at j. N.
II K T. H. SELBY & Co.'S, No. 343 Broadway, New erk
They would take this opportunity to inform the Ladie.
that Skirts pronounced by those who have
them be the best article of the kind that has ever
been invented for utility, comfort and health.
This Skirt decidedly superior article embracing
good qualities that be found in other One grand
property has that would recommend this OF the
year is cannot break down, and pressed
pressure removed will return to its fom
ing light airy and graceful appearance
Many effort. have been made to produce an article embrac
of Mr. Houghs Invention which may justly be consi.
dered Of the best the article of dress
ever offered to the public.
Orders punctually attended to. aus lw*r
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s.viga,un or sns ONO river
MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, August 10 p. M.
The stock market improved little to-day. Long ISL
and went up Ia per cent? Harlem u; Norwich & Wor.
ceser -; Canton u; Reading Railroad fell off s Penn
sylvania SIS 4.
At the second board farther Improvement was real
ised, although the transactions very limited. The
fact of the market being we'll sustained the face of
such limited amount of business, is pretty good evil
dence that the stocks well held and look
ing for advance not compelled force them for
ward tor SALE
The European news is c,,nsidered favorable and we
have no doubt our markets will improve under its in
nuence.
The Albany Exchange Bank has declared a semi
the 18th inst
The Bank Of the Sta le oil Missouri has declared Sc
nannual dividend of three and one quarter per cent
besides one per cen to be added to the contingent fund
TIE Boston and Ftchburg railroad company have dc.
eisrsa 'smi an sual dividend of Ave per cent
Inc 'ecep" Of the Niagara Falls and Buffalo railroad
r che month of July this year and last were
s i:::IS;: 3 5sy ' ssss
Excess. July. -. 1916 ssaasI
fhe earnings of the Eastern division Of the Erie rail-
sosd for July 1885, so556 20, against $lo77o go
for the corresponding month last year. More than
half Of the aggregate receipts for july this year.
from freight.
There is no railroad In this country doing business
large the Philadelphia and Reading railroad. The
weekly receipts of that company immense and their
business is entirely local The most important feature
in the affairs of this concern the great increase the
receipts this year. compared with the two previous We
comparative statement of the business this
road during week in July each of the past three
years.
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BEARING PILES AND BROKEN STONE,
FOR THE U. S. DRY DOCK AT BROOKLYN
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE


CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Mate
- rails for the Dry Dock will be received this office
til oc ock NJ of the End day of
tor 1000 Spruce Bearing Piles sound straight The
lengths to be hereafter determined between IS aud 40
the chief part will probably be required from 30
long, The size Exclusive Of the bark be less
the large end where the Piles required
length the diameter at the small end be less than
inches.
Proposals will be received any quantity exceeding 500
piles half OF the above piles be delivered
Navy fard Brooklyn before the LIST day of Decem
Der and the balance before the first day ofFbrua
Proposals will also he received same time and place.
for 1000 cubic yards of stone broker for
The stone TO be of hard and durable quality granite
gness broken angular pieces of exceeding IA inches
diameter and entirely free from dirt and dev
cred at the Navy Yard Bookyn such times and such
quantities and landed on such wharf, be directed by
engineer.
About one-hrd Of The above stone will probably be re-
qued TO be delivered the LIST of
onehird previous the 1s of February next and the
lance previous TO the LIST of April 8<7. Proposals will be
received for any quantity exceeding 500 cubic yards
The proposals Tor the piles will lineal
and those Tor broken stone per cubic yard.
Persons proposing for the latter will be required furnish
sample OF the stone and TO state the location Of their
quaries
The proposals must be accompanied with the written
sent Of responsible persons become surees bon for
the faithful performance Of the contracts ten per cent Of
the amount delivered will in all be retained until the
contract is fully complied with.
Any further information be obtained of the Engineer
William Alpine. Esq, at the Dry Dock Office the
N''' : ' D'f PRsossfiER NJ wETMoRE, Navy Agent.
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co N s L PATIO
(COSTlvENESS)
nESTR own

Without Medicines, injections, or Baths Dis
copery Recently made in FFamce,
BY NJ. WARTON.
Price, Thirty Ceafs.
THE 9Th English edition. translated from the 23rd French
ed99n of the exposition Of NATURAL ample. agreeable
and nfable (recenty discovered n France nor ON
~ Of overcoming but also of completely destroying
Inyeteate and habtua without using either
purgatves, Injections baths followed BY great number
OF authentic documents from emaent physicians other
the means.
Sold at the national depot of Waroa of Paris No i52
William and also by Jno. Mlhau es Broadway; c.
Ring, corner .of joint street. and Brosdway; Wyatt
III Fulton ST. Henry Johnson 20 Broadwsy cor
Crumbe, cor Bowery and Fourth and DR.. Lewis 300
aus Iweod~r = "
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PHILADELRHiA AND READING RAILROAD.

Total. Sl3,3l3 81 $50 257 q 1884 81
Coal uansp'd tons :. lo,s2a 25.is7 s5,49i
will be observed thatthe quantity of coal transport
ed for the week in 1885, but about forty per cent
than in the same week in 1916. The freight re-
ceived was nearly hundred per cent more. This
difference has been caused by the increased charges
the transportation Of coal this year. compared with last
The above week in July, 1886, the largest weeks
business done this road
The amount of coal transported this road during
the week ending the soh ut and since the LIST of Janu
ery, has been as follows -
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The aggregate receipts from these for the year
ending January ls47 will not vary much fri four.
teen hundred thousand tons The estimate of the Read.
ing railroad company up to the LIST of August was 64o
900 TONS They will he about ocO falling short the
estimate only about thousand This is pretty
close calculation and is good that the managers
Of this immense concern equal TO the task 1t is
without doubt the most judicously conducted railroad
in the United States not excepting any of the celebra.
ted New England roads; and the stockholders
will ere long receive such dividends on their invest
menis in this work their enterprise and foresight
fully entitle them to.
We annex returns exhibiting the condition of the lead.
ing departments of the Bank of England at
ny p0riOdn this nd asf.-
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$500 CHALLENGES.

VALE RS FRENC PILLS.
positive aud speedy cure without the resrction
OF diet or hindrsnce from business The many
which the French Pills Bssam Copava
sules ana other nauseatng mixtures i give
decided preference Besides being the efscua and
speedy cure ever discovered they entirely from
unpleasant smell do affect the breath scken the s,o-
mach IN the least and be taken time or in the
presence of the most intimate fendthus enabling the pa
tent to cure themselves without the Of
sSmpans such A. GonorrhYs, Gravel obstiaate Glssts
the generatve &c. and have cured
troublesome complaints after every other remedy had failed
stages Of these complaints with such universal the
certainty, under forfeiture OF $500
Price 81 box For sale ~ Nassau street. basement
ans 1--we
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L "A N
CERGEANT-AT-ARMs, House of epres entatives UNI
ted States intends making extensive tour through the
Iowa TeTito5y ediselX after the adjournment
in any part of the above named States
He will Washington about the 18th OF November,
taking Philadelphia New York and Baltimore his route
Gentlemen wishing avail themselves Of this opportunity.
have their claims settled will address him Washington
City any time before the adjournment Of Congress.
REFERENcE-To the Members Of the House Of Represcn-
tarives of 2sth and 18th Congress.
PS-Ift is desired he will visit BALTIMORE, Philadelphia
and New York, before leaving for the West.
2w eodm
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NEW INVENTED WIGS
RATCHELOR'S invented Wigs and Scalps, made Of
- the finest natural curl hair and adapted the easy
the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely invention, doing with all the vexatious
difficulties so long experienced by those who wear wigs
The public invited large and well selected
stock containing variety Of size and color; they will
then be able to judge the effect.
WIN. BACHELOR, inv entor and only manufacturer, 2
Wall street, Broadway. Removed from 1855 Broadway
Please TO copy the address. jy30 wsr
FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING
FROM THE COUNTRY.
T AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having uperfiuous effects
IL to dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c.
subscriber, through the Post Ofce otherwise who will
attend their residences. j. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway, up s'airs.
Ladies be attended to by Mrs. ]. LEVENSTfN.
au1 tsSM&
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aUCTuOn nOTICx,

,or WIN. w SHIRLEY, .As@fr
A UCTION SALE-BfRDS-By HE WILLARp.-
Tharday Aug 10 Ocloet q The rIS: 5oo% !, Wal
one ten end single BIRDS p!eseved the best
Purchasers have them packed 20 any distance.
makers.
At l2 o'clock several PiAnofortes aus hsr
JACUp s. PL ATT, Agct'r.
HARDW WARE, CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS :
III Jacob Plat will sell ths day. o'clock No %
Plat street valuable stock of birmingham and Sheffield
Hardware goods comprising extensive assortment
and among goods desirable
making up their stock for fall sales. The Of pu
chasers is directed 10 the sane.
N. B-Caiaogues now ready, and be had at the
auction room. sut t~rrc
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THE AMERICAN ALOE

snow In full howerthose who intend paying his kingshp
svnt WI not have better opportunity than durt the
present anh ensuing week Open from A. NJ 10 10 NJ
, DUNLAP u THOMPSON
Vu iw'mc No. SIS Broadway.
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Married,
On the LIST inst by the Rev. Mr. Jones, Wa. CATH
CART, to MARTHA r. WILLIAMS, all Of this city.
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Aexander's Tr1cebaphe.---This Original
LIQUID Dye for changing the color the hair stands uu
;up:;sd should careful using
Of Hushton Co.. Broadway, J. s. Aspinwall William 81
johnson. Moore Taylor. Maiden Lane A. B. K b. Sand,
fulton street, IL. Ward Co., Maiden Lane siw
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LOST,
N0 On WEDNESDAY Evening last. large bl,ek New
w foundland Dog with white about his neck breast,
Iegs and tail Three dollars will be paid for his
100 Broadway
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ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS

CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will ehectually sup
tons the face and skim particularly pimpes bctches
freckes and rngworms. The of the Lotion
for short time will establish clear and brilliant nplex
lon Sold in bottles at IS cent. ee Bowery corner
Of Spring street. Also by Mrs. Hays, BrooklyE
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BOOKKEEPER. &c.

BOOKKEEPER, &c.
THE writer, well educated young Man. 20 years of age
would like having leisure to devote daily, few hours
to keeping the books &c. of store or
to copying any writings documents he would like
OBTAIN situation IN some mercantile house, which he
m ke himself generally useful for moderse
ration References Of character the undoubted can
be gwen Please address H., box AIS, Post Office, N Y
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S'rEAHIBOATS, sc.
GRAND MIGHT COT1LLON
EXCU RSION

GRAND MIGHT COT1LLON
EXCUR SION
Ill., q $sss:s:y s;:
vfs ASS s MI leave cs1sr stree. at
81 s of nm ad.1s nS So S h I Sca
Albany be elegantly fitted brilliantly light
Ian" soS sd bes for
pleasantly free from the heat and noise of
osass T G% Ba
GRAND ILLUMINATED FLoTIILLA BALL,
p a EpE w Aug ss
their te%ds and The Public that , 'Ss5 t, os
board Of the DELAWARE, accompanied by an Illuminated
Tickets ST. admit gentleman and one lady Extra la
Tn Soa will sys Dsr sG NJ vo
Canal street &C s Old State Prison ..s ~ "a "a, and
MORNING BOAT AT 81 O'CLOCK FOR
ALBANY,
<~ -, AND intermediate Misunderstanding, at
i sss.%s9 as%SSsf xaERcH
Rugs will leave the foot Sf RS Robins street on We'd
For passage apply on board. aua 4tr
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
MTDs9N BY knda. New Yo2 b.
Steamer s5STH '1d by vii The
10 o'clock Pike l0 o'clock Pier North River lc O'Clock
Tor grand excursion to the beautiful village Of Tayown
TpS s ns T ns "i
shs s ps s m
eesan, Grounds and %sn.ion author
Tsppan Bay and surrounding villages
o returning TO the city the Steamer will land passengers
:, ss had 4 ss c
ing, 81 North Moore street r. Balsgh, Chamber, st T.
T.I, eco Broadway; and at the boat aua st.m
GRAND SOCIAL PIC NC AND COTlLLON
EXCURSION TO yERPLANKS POINT;
IN HONOR OF o FRL5 JAAfEf foi THE HERO OF
sass$ S$s% fs a. a.s !:;: E E
'sst .s q sf ps " fs
nond street 10Th Oh o'clock By this time the
men, with the artificial arrangements superintendent
by the noble Commander in EXQUISITE sste aud
proceed up the river the place OF destination where the
Band front Of The party to the place for
aud coon bands provided Returning at o'clock, the
o% h es and the %'
truly delightful reereqon this desirable opportunity
be Obtained Of Sf Ss,han Whitley No street
A.,oT asr;s Charlie: oUn sss sd sos
sau street; John Met abe, 70 Nassau street. James O. Will
Iiams Cahese street, John Russell corner OF Fn lrn
and King NJ L. Giler Of Cottage place and Blocker,
os. sSy Of se a"S S R
SELL of 10th street and 9h avenues william Arms
F%nsn House Fulton street. Brooklyn board Of the
boat -. =, .,, - -,
should the weather prove unayorable the excursion will
N b. The Benevolent Orders Of Befes Phoenix Assem-
bly,. No. l. and Washington Assembly No are Ts,peet-
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HOTELS AND Watching PLACES.

ROOMS AT HOBOKEN.
TWO ROOMS for a gentleman and lady, or two single
gentlemen Newark street, sight Of the ferry En-.
CURE Of Mr. John Miller at the Caual street ferry.
nd Ixxs
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Iron the New York Tribune-j


,ns S,v desired he E i is Philadelphia
Jyi2 2w cod m
CURE VET SS Sfr M XSh T'i15s called
"A: Z, ss:s
asf s 1 ss SsS.JR ~as .~ af
a BY ia S..S ~
aS S;sS ,%d DAMP
dropped
SdGsS ssa
siIs % ws
death and lived need hardly Be
that BE n . time the q ms
purpose. S.sns,S III Buffalo physician" puis
&. III si EsS
s whG sa Extract :, Of p"ed in
Wyckof as there was no hope of his living many days
= 4: H.:
s ss end & to msis Ss I'D
aud end yea, thereafter the paiisui va. %
i q G y. 70, rs s %
with such frame II. s;; heartily stump. ssOu, 2. bis
him. He has been brought to this city 70 verify ali who
aoshs Fl he III
pared by Mr. Bristol exceedingly valuable remedy we
have long experienced and borne testimony and II the
sight Of this poor victim but be rendered subservent
the OF creating dusing general horror OF
the careessness with which CaomeI and kindred prepare
tons often dispensed by physicians his life will not have
been preserved in vain We would advise look at
him from motives Of curiosity onlythe spectacle is TOO
ps,nqy revoltpgbgt those who have relations or friends
suffering from ulcerations &c. especially those produced
from csome should not fail him and be assured Of the
riiy from the Of others but they persons
whom we know, and in whose integrity have to
place implicit reliance. j31 iwsmc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
oryIcE NO. 50 WALL ST., OPPOSITE THE MERCHANT
rv~,,,s ~ ExcHAroE.
Hls company continues against or DAMAGE
by FIRE, on dwelling houses buildings
neral goods wares and merchandise and description
property also against loss damage by inland ma
vigetion and uansportaticg -
Thomas " Thorne Elisha Riggs,
Inomas y Woodruh, Arson Baker
X, X. Robson, M. ID. Joseph Draie
thomson rrIcei Joseph Allen
MqsesIp cker, James r. Holmes,
John II. Lee, william X Thorn
Caleb Tuns, Thomas Norrsi,
efsncn sag, Eugene Bogsrt,
john u Msrriu, .,.,o.... Robert Smith.
GEO. I. HOPE, Secretary. aNtifo
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THE PRIVATE CHESTS,
FOR THE CONvE ENCE OF

ar those at distance, and who require private and
" rapid cure, Dr. Ralph has coutrved ltte mahogany
with lock and key and his Private Treatise the
lid, containing his peculiar and successful mode OF
case One little larger containing everything
for the oboh peculiarly adapted travellers They
are SENT carefully wrapped to any distance.
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UNION HOUSE.

UNION HOUSE.
HE has AIKEN the above named snd spler.
did Hotel Just completed the of the beautiful
village Of Springfield Mass aud will open the for the
public accommodation the 30th inst The Union House
large richly finished and furnished and often
advantages 20 all travelling through Springfield for
business pleasure Having recently kept the " United
State Hotel aud Congress Hail. Saratoga. the sub
scrber respectfully invites his old friends and patrons
.. s. SEMAN
Springfield, July "a, 1916 aus 3msr
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BANK ENGLAND.
June 81. Julyl2 June 90 ,Jufu H.
l843 1876.
Notes issued $50 05l6l0 296s2OO0 60 20 $50
,oloc9in bullion 60I 133i26 l2,392403 1284ltl2
Fixing. Dept -'''''
Public deposites. 6s5IT73 3l56 0so ysssac 80 ne
Other depotes lOl7586 II a6 so rs oa3 90 soe
Seven dayand 9TH '' i''0Si''''
c eI oiis lollso2 l,fSl,X6 s32gsl sii,5e6
NJ secuiues ByS l3800,3n 130109l6 IL o62,iH
Nn. 'eeuues. SsaU ll2sz22 H1Dt,6 16I43,726
Gold silver coin ss1o5 issaS Se
Tho actual circulation of the Bank nf England for the
four periods mentioned in the above table, was as an
nsxed:-
CIhcuLArI9N OF THE Bank OF ExoLvxp
June n Ia. ally H. June co. July IL.
Notes issued f3oco r. ss2 600 70 oo5 lso % ass ago
Notes on hand. ss37,l75 s,0SsTo eSsissS ss2sso
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES AT NEWPORT,
RHODE ISLAND.
the and hgqush the % es, q
Broadwa has concluded be the above named place
and after the 6th for the purpose Of Dressing Hair There
attending the gaiety of the season can procure
Ms services their respective hotels Circulars will be
all the hotels to Inform them Of his address
him. - - ann 7tsy
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FOR SALE,
THE FURNITURE. FIXTURES &C.. of the Third
street ma, lease Of three from LIST Of May
% 'Ds the S SoSs %
find 20 Their advantage to apply at Mayors Saloon
RARE CHANCE is now offered 70 any person having
Is sRpS on the a No 50
STEAM ENGINES,
T locomotives AND HEAVY MACHINERY
The Advertiser wishes to obtain the of
he would charge Of the locomotive repairing depart
msH of tVI sP%Rk S.mo Ss MARYLAND
sui st*nc
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
uLL suT Of saRsas Cs made to order in the
y s,isS'is
va sodIw.f ~ - JOHN MoFFAT.
LOWBEK'S PATENT Tin PLATED LEAD
PIPE.
AN, ARTICL Z much superior to the Lead Pipe.
1 Ell sale 's and '' TA fss ofs LIE ROY CO.
DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP.
THIS admirable emolient is by rated
for
species Of dlscol2Iation 9f the skim All competition has
the Within as
.ed than five hundred cent The eearpe.. and e.
poverbl beautfer of the Skim and dressing
be considered with proper toilet that lacks
Goursuds Italian Medicated Soap If beauty be-
ed only skin deep the important that the thin
erng which resides should be kept in
and most tive state.
Dr. Gourauds Grecian Hair Dye for coloring hair has
all the old and deereous preparations
for that Poudre Subtitle for eradicatng hair.
sent allowed be the most excellent article for beanyng
the complexion that has grdced lady gentemans
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crmsonng pale lips and
cheeks These supsative cosmetics together with large
f s sn ST. I'd f ss depot y had
street first door FROM Broadway and the for Beas
Hair Restortive.
Agents-yordon, Milk st., Boston; Carlton Co., Low.
a L. IN A. 20 itaI rAunc
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FOR SALE,
TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES,
49, WILL drive also in csrrsee; They 49,
LINING Just the night size for riding <xH1yN
ARS, horseback, and have been long used tol,AZ1-
the saddIe. Apply the desk Of the Herald Oce, Tor
further psrticolsrs ieis usjgb
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The amount of coal sent to market by the Lehigh
nal during the week ending the 25th July and since the
opening Of the navigation, has been as follows:
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COMFORT AND ECONOMY.
THE WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP
manufactured genuine by the subscribers, is the
delightful and at the time the economical article
for shaving in One cake will last from twelve
months according the strength Of the beard and
ran'sd to give sat.acton sale wholesale and retail. a.
merchants and dealers general will find Of the
soments Of article in the line and the lowest
No 3 COurtlandt street.
au2 1--WE JOHNSON. VROOM & FOWLER.