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MONEY MARKET

N'He.ss' OCGs H1.-U
The stock market opened firm this morning Several
or the ancss improved fraction, while others closed
az prices current on Saturday. Treasury Notes ad.
vanced q per cent, Ohio Is u, Pennsylvania 5s IA
Reading Railroad q, Long Island r. Reading Bonds
Farmers Loan, Canton, Norwich, and Harlem closed
firm at Saturdays prices. Illinois Special fell of per
cent The sales were not very large at the improve
ment, and the market closed with upward tendency
The Bank of Brunswick, at Augusta, Georgia, has
declared semi-suuual dividend Of four per cent
The Mechanics Bank, Augusta, has declared a diyi.
dend Of four per cent for the last six months
The comparative receipts and expenditures of the
stonngton railroad company for the past three years.
have been as annexed -
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help the Norwich line, great deal OF travel and
freight from Nashua and that sectsn destined for New
York, now has to 60 by the way Of Boston II Is our
impression that the Norwich and Worcester company
will gain by the opening Of the Nashua road than
1t win lose by the opening Of the Worcester and Prov
whence road We, however have doubts about this
road paying very large dividend and it win be
many years before the stockholders viii receive even the
smallest dividend.
for the month of September is46 and is47 were rs
nnexed -
SOUTH CAhoLINA RAILROAD.
Receipts from all sources, September 1876, $4ss44 SIS
lsa7, SPAS 81
Increase in September, ls47,. ........... 5000 30
This exhibits increase of about twenty per cent
The aggregate average increase In the income Of rail-
roads throughout the country this year. compared with
last, has been about twenty five per cent
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad Company have de-
cared an annual dividend of three per cent On the
Washington Branch, semi annual dividend Of two and
half per cent has been declared was anticipated by
many stockholders that the Baltimore and Ohio oomps-
ny would declare larger dividend than usual in
Of the great increase in the receipts but in that
they have been disappointed The resying of portion
OF the track and the extension Of the road beyond Its
present western terminus compel the company to
fine Its dividends to the previous rate and apply its
plus to the improvement and completion of the road
Every dollar Of the loan required tor the completion
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has been obtained
contracts have been signed and ratified and the work
completion has been resumed The loan upon the bonds
amounts to Sl,lOO 600, follows From Boston, New
York and District of Columbia 5000 0Oo Virginia, $780,
OOo and 900 In bonds which taken by the sub
contractors.
The onetsnth Of mill tax, imposed by the legislator,
81 In will hare ha
the net surplus canal revenues having reached sum
sufficient II paid each year. to meet the interest It
and redeem the principal of the loans authorized
by that act with any not contributed by
tax mposedby the within the period Of eighteen
years, limited for the payment thereof
The expectation Of domestic cotton goods from Bos
ton for the month Of September distinguishing the
tination, annexed
DOMESTIC CoTroN Goops TRADE OF osroN
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b0sToN, Oct. III. W.
Flour-The market firm, and new, with frssh
ground brands held at So SIX 30 co. including good
new Genesse and Southern, and at VIII ch some 1900
2Ooo bbls were said to have changed hands. Wheat
no sales reported. Corn nrm and sales Of about
5000 bushels made ct 70 cts for sound mia ed and rs cs
for yellow Provisons-pork was dull, while Lard was
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II k l. Il q h A r HIC.

ALBANY, Oct lip. M.
Flour-The market Armer, and sales Of about
5000 barrels made consisting Of straight brands oil
and western and Genssee, at So IS . SO. Wheat
There demand, with sales Of about BUSH
els Chicago, at 81 ~. Corn-The market firm, and
sales Of about 900 bushels made at So for Mixed
and 66Hc for yellow. Barley The market steady,
and sales of 1000 bushels at 72c. Whisksy firm. Re-
ceipts by canal during the preceding "a hours Flour
freights.
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This exh'btss very gloomy account, and by no means
nattering prospect The whole Of the decline In the
receipts has been the through travel caused partial
y by the dscontnuance Of the Long Island day train
between Boston aud New York The expenses incurred
In running that line have, Of course, been also dis
continued but they by NO equal to the re-
cep.s from that The local business company
shows slight improvement We have some hopes that
the opening of the Nashua and Worcester Railroad viii
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ALBANY, Oct. o, l947.

ALBANY, Oct Q, lsS7.
Great meeting the Wfimot Propiso section of the de.
moerahe perry Ostraeixa fios of eonssrpstivss-
pakdfetory and Jarsveu Of Mr.. attorney General
Yan Bursn.
At eight o'clock last evening" the large hall Of tho cap
tol was completely nlsd by the democracy Of the third
district In this county Who In spite Of the heavy rain
which continued to fall during the entire evening" had
assembled to listen to the farewell Of John Van Buren,
who is about To from Albany to New York, and
to hear his report OF the transactions the democratic
State convention connected with the rejection Of his
claims seat In the convention the delegate of tn,
democracy OF this district.
The meeting was called to order by gentleman vboss
name have forgotten, and the Hon. Bradford r. Wood
late member OF Congress, unanimously appointed
President The calls for Mr. Van Buren, wers tbsn ioud
and general but that gentleman did not present himself
TO the meeting until ts organization had been
oy the appointment OF sevsra~cs presidents and
Mr.. vAS Bunrs then stepped upon thu rostrum. and
silence instantly prevailed He seems indeed to have
inherited all the intellect for which his father has
been 30 distinguished Mr.. John Van Buren, Is one
OF the best advocates In America His enuncatsn, his
voice. and his entire delivery grand and novel Heis
man Also, OF some personal beauty and bis mental IL
cutes 70 all that necessary to make his in
this world Industrious. With all his brilliant qualities
he II most hospitabe and social and he 10 be L.
norant OF those pretex and arts which OF hercu
lean minds often assume Ia order to render themselves
unapproachabe, and to inspire the canefe with
Upon this occasion he seemed to be in excellent health
When he stepped upon the platform In front Of the de-
mocracy, he was greeted with cheers.
Mr.. Var BuREr said II gave him great pleasure 10
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Legislative Proceedings.

ALBANY, Dot. IL, ls<7.
Agensrs bill for the incorporation Of cities and villages
was reported
The bill providing for ASYLUM for idiots was passed
In committee Of the whole the money to be taken from
auction duties.
The bill to increase the power Of boards Of supervisors
was not disposed Of
petition to authorize supervisors Of Kings county TO
borrow money to erect certain buildings the memorial
Of George Grswod and Others that the bill in rsstiou
to the taxation Of personal property In New York may
be recommtted. ana amended to provide for the
creation ola board Of auditors, board Of permanent
assessors, and board Of improvement; and . bill to
authorize the Mayor &C., Of New York to raise $25 900
by loan, were reported without amendment.
Mr. SMALL brought in bill to regulate the landing OF
engrsnt aliens In New York
The bill to abolish capital punishment was further
debated, but not disposed Of
The committee to investigate the emigrant frauds
consists Of Messrs. I. Smith, Rutherford McNamsra
Uphsm, and Chandler
In the afternoon session. bill passed In committee OF
the whole for the compensation of witnesses attending
In criminal cases, who a distance of ten miles
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The Great Freshet at tho South.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l0--A. NJ.
The flood In the susqushsnns overlooked the bridge
at Port Dsposte, and carried away slsgrsphio wires
VIII be repaired in day two.
J. l.. SLEMMER:
Notify the papers that the road between Baltimore
and Cumberland is now in order and that the detention
was occasoned by the road being overlooked In some
places six and eight fss shsr roads nor bridges have
received any damage. The communication between
Baltimore and Warrington will be by steamboats, until
'hs faroad put in Order between those places Our
.oea mas not received any injury, has trains
osen the least detained. q. H. HUDDELL.
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In Port Chester the evening of the 10th inst by the
Rev. T.. D Bryan, MIR BENJAMIN =. KINGSLEY, Esq, of
Crawford county Pa, to Mrs. MANY ANN PARaALr, of
Greenwich, Coun.
At East Chester on Thursday, the 9TH inst by the
Rev Mr. Duncan, Moss HUSr, to HEsrER A. GuioS,
both Of that place.
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Great Fire In Richmond.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Il-l2 Is, p. NJ
The extensive Gsllego -four mills at Richmond were
entirely destroyed by fire yesterday morning. ct nvs
o'clock The loss is very large; the mills owned by
Messrs. Warwick & Barksdale. One account says q
large number Of other houses were DESTROYED The
whole loss Is estimated to be S25OOOO
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~asAOuaA AIOAn mcxhcOs
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ll-Nieht.
nave accounts from Mexico by the arrival Of tn
s.ssmsnip Alabama at New Orleans on the 4th inst
sns sailed from Vera Cruz on the Goth ult and from
Tampico on the 3oth
Inc New orleans Pieoyune extra Of the 4th instant
says there IL no later news from Gen scott,s army
direct But 1t learns through source entitled 70
respect that the Americans had twsntyssvsn ofosrs
killed and forty-hvs wounded In the battles Of the sth
and 18th of September
There no confirmation Of the reported death Of any
Of tho American generals. Letters received bv com
mercial houses at Tampico from their correspondents in
the city Of Mexico, confirm entirely the Piesvun.,
former reports Of the battles Of Mill del Rsy Chspuits
pee, and the heghts on the sth and 18th, when Gen
Scott carried the place at the point of the bsyonst
circular from the Alcalds is published, dated at
Guadaloupe, 4h Of September, addressed to the DOM
mandants General Of Departments. IL declares that
Santa Anna Evacuated tho capital that other means
might be pursued to harrass the enemy.
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Died.


On the 10th inst of consumption, JAMES MArHER
aged 81 years.
The friends Of his family likewise his acquaintance
requested to attend his funeral without further inv
tation from his late residence Greenwich ST. this
(Tuesday) at O'Clock, r. NJ.
Al the residence Of his father at East Chester the
10th inst In the 27th year OF his age WILLIAM JAMES
eldest son Of Alexander Masterton.
His friends the friends OF the family, Of his therin-
vtsd to attend his funeral at TX O'Clock, A. M this
day TUESDAY without further invitation. The Harlem
cars will leave City Hall at 10 O'Clock, A. and car
rages will be In waiting at Tucksho His remains will
bs taken to East Chester church for intermsnt.
On Monday, the 18th inst, GEoRoE CORNELL Of the
firm of Cornell Jackson in the 4st year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the men,
bers Of Egyptian Encampment, No. IS, and Getty's
Lodge No ii, Of +. are respectfully invited to
o'clock, from his late residences, 2l9 twelfth st.
Ga the 18th inst after short bat Illness MARY
mons aged wears and II months. AN
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
invited to attend the funeral this tuesday after
| parents, No. IL Morris street.
Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the City and County Of New York. from the Cd day
81 81 S:y e d 9siss b. s ISL
ANs;s.;s Aps.ls.y. Asssh. Burned Or ss.s:s
eh 81 rss SS eas Ss
head DIopsy in the chest bfowasa bysentsry, 81
Is%iss sss', :,'.i ,1d % yphS3 &c
typhus 10; docongesye do. nervous Heart disease of
bowel ne%%s.Oa Of heart . s. 'm %
a h1 OF stomach q
9d bsia ry saa rS,0q ri::sas
f I; 8: rs,
60 10 io 70 to co. s. 90 to %. g. 100 and upward i
City Inspectors Office. Oct. Ii. isi7.
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The Southern Mall.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA. NJ
The New Orleans papers Of the Sd are received They
contain no news from the army The railroad between
Washington and Baltimore will not be repaired ssvs.
raj weeks
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steady good quality In kegs being worth l2k OTIS Fish
Cod, no change; Mscksrel, dull Whisky continued
nrm Lead inactive. holders asked - 62k, while
buyers offered figure less. Nothing new In freghts
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PHILEpELPHIA, Dot. IL, ls47.
The wings have majority Of twsnty-sx In the isgis-
lsture Thomas's majority will be about six hundred
The Legislature being whg, will Of elect awhig
United States Senator in place Of James Pssrcs whose
term expires the 4th Of March, lsl9
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Georgia Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ll-Noon.
Twenty-Five counties in Georgia are heard from. The
wings have lost six hundred on Governor and gained
SIX In the Legislature The gain In the Legislature VIII
probably secure the election of two whig United States
Senators
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The bulk OF the exports to South America The in
crease In the shipments for the past months
pared with the corresponding months in 1885, has been
about hfy-ave cent The prosperity Of the Eastern
manufacturers may be inferred from this fact This
does not look much like ruin
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Str0ng's Patent Lamps.-Tb...

THCoht Iamps.-Thesc Lamps cast no
M are free from smoke or sme will burn the chap
nov IN use are more brilliant than camphene spirit gas
wn3ut me same risk to life prop liable 10 ge
on o. order are easily cleaned for one
Inc aand LAMPS will not spill Oil with the careless
usaye. manufactured solely by 8. d. VANDERHEYDEN
s psaF street New York.
sr variety Dealer. supplied liberal B. So
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MUSICAL Aoa0smy-This Evening October
Iath al O'clock the subscriber will Open at No. ana Broad
as (. 'or beginners in the elements Of Music and Sing
and y :: OF involving
Will be es fu explanations TIE st evening which
Tssnslsor Of Weber of Bost Ac Manual Of s,r Nod. Of
oiegs.,s ana author OF hud Lessons Music Primary
Musical Academy-Mr. Warner advertises
wishes ms eo new primary class in musict which he
10 Collectors OF Autographs.-Among the
W sc1 a upwards of 100 the Literary
Jas Mo vs Mason street the folIowng James
Aa'f s1n Tho Tsr: ss Ty.l Lf bsS iS
by SslnGaS e. G.1 w% n S;y M BS
TID5ys sap ss asR.S Ra::
BoasSss %'.f and a5st
a e: S:sI 10 ss GS
Cricket-BsneAt for Mr. Sam Wright.-The
ah and the
friendly match Wednesday nss for the Of NJ
. .slaSIr IF hi.
Il. ess:. to h hs match s: bee.
s11y; giy T c1h :: sn;isps.sS n ~,
cock nett Roberts Rsnnsy Groc%s. Sutton, Tlusou
Sans, Winkworh Richards, Melville, Blackburn Elliott
VINE Bailey Pidcock Wild. Cup. East Emerson and
The match be played St Georges ground stumps to be
puehee st 10 O'Clock; dinner at 2.
n friday MAJ oh at single wicket will be played the
ground between Messrs Sans and Comery $1,000
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on tne upper corner of Broadway and urrav
~ Nlta oy all who have not done The collection oil
uense Ihc:s who wish obtain Pictures themselves
ro a to exanine the specimens Of the best artist in
The Fashions OF the Day-Roman Toxas-
Dress aud Frock Goats elegant fits be had
ABLY low prices from fashionable neghbo Sanford Bro
'he' los 1T Fulton street, next doo TO Herald Office
French Boots In the Falr.-We call the at
tenon OF friends and the public The of Boots ex
Mb'ted ny W. NJ Young Of ,h- Paris Boot Emporium,
n the Fair fine sample of the Boots that can he found
the ars DOT Establ shment for 81 best
IN other stores for So and 81 do ae Calf Boots So So usually
soa % Call and get your Boots the Paris Store Small
Fever and Ague.-Wynkoop a Co.'s Conn
pound Tonic for the cure of disease obtained
tation unsurpassed b other known The afflicted are in
PERSONS BY applying az the Office 50 Of Cliff st
can De satisfied Of the virtues Of this remedy
olx 6tmr Tues hurss Sat
Portable Shaving Cases.--Of an entirely
new agd compact construction, furnished with arcle The
slze OIL which do not detract their jo
an and complete appendage the toilet and
sale at g. SAiJNDERf kSpSSHNS' ror
w broadway opposite Hdsards Potel
ID Pocket and Pen Knives, Raxors. etc
beautiful assortment Of the above the
DeT together with large variety of scissors nail files and
polished steel goods. Razos ground set autiery re-
paired u. SAUNDERS & SON. III Broadwavy &c
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By THE MAILS.
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Oct. ., 25a7.
Kosciusko Case.

WARRINGTON, d. c., Oct. 8, 2sa7
Koseiusko Case.
This morning, In the Orphans Court, was taken uu
the interesting Of the heirs law Of General Ths
deus Koscusko Col. George Bomford administrator
de bon' Of Kosciuskos estate to show cause why
he should not deliver up the estate the
Hon Reverdy Johnson and Major q. Tochman appear
ed for the heirs and Msssrs John Marbury Bsyard
II. Smith, for Col. Bomford. From the mutual sreu-
ment Of the counsel appeared that Col Bomford adj
ministers the estate under Koucuskos will Of 1885, and
that Kosciusko revoked that will In 1916 and left unds
posed Of the property being under the direction of
Col Observation-Disclosures the complainants claim the
estate by the right Of intesacy the next Of kin of
Gen. Kosciusko 1t was contended by the counsel of
Col Bomford, that until his letter Of administr atien
granted under the will OF 1898 shall be revoked
and until the new letter Of administration, In con-
sequence Of the will Of 1916 shall be issued out, the
heirs have no right to compel him to distribute the
fund among them. The counsel Of the heirs did not
deny the correctness OF this argument but from the
pr.yous 10 R.ysran
accepting his proposition to become his associate
sci OF the hsirs appeared that such application for
the revocation Of Col Bomfords administration, &c
not made from regard to Col Bomford himself to
enable him to settle the account upon terms but II this
objected TO- Major T. said he submits to Hon Revsrdy
Johnson whether II would not be better change the
proceedings and make such application immediately.
Hon. Rsverdy johnson then proposed to the opposite
demonstrating that II the administration Is applied
for Col Bomford deliver the whole estate the
new sdpinistrator Instantly He then other
objections Of the opposite counsel showing that the will
Of 1928 cannot stand the revocation clause In the will
Of 1915 being conolusys The proposed asrssmsnt ss
counsel Of the heirs said they will nle tomorrow pc
on praying the court to revoke the letters Of admin
to suoh person u they shall pane The court then
adjourned until tc morrow, ii O'Clock, A. NJ. w.
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The Fair, Great Attraction Among III.

great variety Of articles being exhibited =, m. ,
FAR OF the American Institute, at Castle Gsrdsn ao1h
re IL univetsay to etact the and admiration of
Sess =. II. , and
great variety Of each Of the above eenune with ma
~ esner styles at the establishment Of w Creation 4 Ca
pointed. "oiu rens repaired or he
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No Lady or Gentleman vaIuIn0 a beautIfuIIy

and skn should be without DR. Ooursud
Italian MedIcared Soap This glorious compound viii posi-
s ssSe :s &c 5. and make s
these properties tgeher with its make Il
70 all whose business go down 10 The co.
Broadway. - :. ~ ''~.Hei seIeet, nt store from
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, musical Academy-Mr Warner advertises
wSes ne neso new primary class in musct which he
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II ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUsEUM.-EVERY DAY
- AND EVENING THIS WEEK, commencing Msnday,

EAANNKs Fs K.ss.
IN f 4Wd S ii $HS af AZ SSSSS;S}qdk'
Tvs SslIfs T ri .si7 S'slGfi and
NO FREE II 81 tS S':i slsl Tas PRESS
crowd e" SE Ssfe 1': To 8 r. THUMB
week As WEEK issiEis him for
V \; III SSSsFEiss AND COSTUMES
b: G1h Dress Court SUIT worn before Queen
a: sS T3 lin :ts s
rendering the Morning the best time for
give. lis in bis Ctrens and Scotch Dress.
S IN with other interesting and chaste perform
The little General is perfectly symmetrical in all his proper
Nr$SS si FL EVER
4: ;si ~ the
0ssn, H.vsns via Charleston, Augusta savannah.
MINIAT FIJI Hs' EaUIrAGE.
Will psrambuats the streets daily and be front Of
of ffHE H.!
.Ss enough to walk alone cents SA0'' year,
TN. AMEkiIAS ART UNION Is removed the,
s Pa9taS. already purchased arranged for srhi
Strangers invited to call and examine the Paintings, and
to enter their names as member
scriptonsb be paid as . ry asp,set cable. % % is.rc
THE QgIDoK CoLLECTIoN.-Ihe first .ens. q TINS
Hfs:; as Il. :s er ss
Christ Raising Lazarus from the and Death he Pse
Evil close on The + ' AIT n Ss''0' .s
MITCHELLy OLYMPIC THEATRE. Tuesday Eve
2sSS 81 a &EED s".r viii casssss% n
fySn.ien soarefo cs.a." Mrs. a' Stump i Mn. Henry
+ sT'S * T.: 4 A:" sSi
a, IT. w. ycr,S
ns 1.. ssIs ii''' one '''
fsrsEr r IaEH A.s.; rtAADbH. i.ss
night q the seguin Operate Troupe Tuesday EysSinS Oct
] Be sfs Of FG .1s N;
Beckett; Norms, Mrs ssgun; Elburto Miss Lichtsnstein;
o. %.l Which Ss MlscHEF MAKINe-M.d.m. M.n.u
Box md faaass cent?, Second Third Circles. as
WORK l x4sT 1.. ss s:.s r ss T.
ss OF Es.ny %s%' % h'
ID ANGIrNHg AND Waiting ACADEMy-Mr J
he ppbs . h eSoc BsSsrd e. s ss
d 9.ymaMsG nSs. and Fs.y The frat public will ,.ls
every other Monday during Ii. '"' 0'
~ psnp.iown school will open "wednesday the 18th.
School Dsys-Wednesdsys and Saturdays ola asrc
THE ART OF DANCING, lat the Shakespeare Hotel,
=, ~ corner Duane and William .reesl Mr. L. II. CON:
WAY respectfully informs the public that he has commenced
giving instructions all the modes Of Dancing at
the above rooms Private door for ladies' in William
Days OF Tuition-Tuesday add Friday evenings At n
o'sIoes oI ssn,lemsn Wsdas.d.y, md ssurday., at
the frat and third Monday each month"; for which one of the
best Quadnllc Bands 10 the city is engaged
Season Tickets 20 be had Of Mr. G.
fnyse Lessons and Classes hours the pupils
schools snd private families punctually attended $1,000
Mr. Conway will Introduce several new d,,r.. mi. ...on
With the Polka.and Msxarka Qusdres Waltz Gina Tenn
nsoo"~ Nennome, &c, &C. oil Nissrc
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Always Rea ~ but never Rongn. x,.x roo

Fulton street sun Building The having
tne hst rush OF his regular with M.
most now psRsed nc 70 supply the public with The
Having increased is manufacturing facilities TO mest IL.
OF the Fall trade gentlemen may be sure Of being
served promptly and to their satisfaction nv Knor
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Beneath The rule of men entirely great
- The pen is mightier than the sword-RIcuEr,ru
Ehe Rlchelleu Diamond Pointed li0ld pan

81 oily Whlch sold az other place in the city than T.
WAISON 10. l3 William street, one door below w ali
street. and att SAVAGE, 90 Fulton ,reet 1t Is the BEST
aud cheapest in the world The Pens Of ali the best
who'll may be had either of these stores
and 80 90. Pens carefully repaired. "'ei' at - ~