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Died.


On the 10th instsnt DAVID b son of John O. and
Mary @. Walker aged year and 16 days
The relatives and friends of the family, aud also.
those Of David Board Esq invited to ate nd his
funeral this, Thursday afternoon at 81 O'clock with
out further invitation from 5s5 Greenwich street.
On Tuesday morning October 18th, CHARLrs P.
MILLS, OF con- umption aged 80 years.
The friends OF the family requested to attend hiG
funeral this day Thursday at 2x O'clock frem l2S
West Broadway.
On the 10th Instant, JOHN, youngest son of George
Noakes, aged years.
The friends and scquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral this day hursasy) 18th
instant at o'clock from the residence OF hs father
corner Sixty ninth street and Third Avenue. His
mains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery for inter-
mept
At Brooklyn, On the 10th instant. Miss M.nrHA
CRooK in the 45th year of her age, native of Clos
tershire. England.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her brother George Crook No 81 Front street. Brook
lyn. this afternoon, 18th instant q. o'clock Her
friends and acquain are respectfully invited to
attend
W. LoSrsBuRY, New York died June 10th, at Fort
K,srney of cholera aged SO years.
LysAS WRIGHT, New York, died June 16th ct Fort
Ksarney, of cholera, aged SO years
AIrI. MakTIs, Butler county, Pa died April 18th,
on little Blue river Of erysipelas.
G. II. MooRE, Syracuse, N. Y, aged 81 years, died
May 9Th the middle fork of Grasshopper creek, Of
cholera. leaving a wife.
N. C.sLrN. Jefferson county. N. Y died June 2lst,
At crossing at south fork of Platte river (of chsra
aged 40 years, leaving wife aud family
ADAM uosT, Somerset county, Pa, died at Chimney,
Rock, OF cholera aged % years.
Mrs. RosArsA PRcE Westchester county, N. Y, died
June 18th. 10 miles below Chimney Rock, aged 20
years, OF bilious fever.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Wfnsrsn1N, Oct tt~sF. N.
va. not .stl,.. . ssiss P.srs ..rs dah st % Is,
with fslss a 70 hills
Bsr.psrurr. -Fsw-rhs msrss, Ger ths loo rrsa.s
2, sat, 80 w.,.r. ~, .. sssy.s, .sll. -. ..
The ipquhy Gee the tsss e~ntnusd pretty set.s sst
very limited fcr sspcrt TIE r~e~lpts haze h~~n nsst
whish increases the hrmn-ss Ia ths msrksi, 10 Ca
Prss.. % ni. ss.srsrs,ss 70 ed -..s .ssu, ~,
Of domestic 90 thls hsrs bees t.k~n % ~ o. So
. Nl2s fcr No swpsraus tAel4 SEES. 90
:. sss.s., rss'.s sss,,.s .si s.'s !, ~ 49, 80
purs Gsness., 20 ~ a. Ger tsnsy ohie. o. q ta7s
fur fsney G.nssss, MEAs % 80 loF .Htrs 0nta
snd ~ 70 80 80 for sKtrs 0snsass. W inqurr 90
ps e pee ssiss rhs sp~rstiass set 10 go bhl. .,
NEA ~ for mirss o. strsisst br.nas %. fer
huey brsnds there ~ss q ueasr.ts esm&nd but 81
!. -. 30. , 80 ~. . sss., 80 So. -
rssehsd 80 bets ~ ~ itA TIE ssrsst fpr C--
Me- arm -tth ssl.s q 40 eas g.rs~y 81 o. Ia
TIE suppiy ~ ~. .~As. esssss saa s.s-F p-is-.
ben made q crcm~-n ntrts.iIs sapsriof hr.nd At
G..s .s-. srs .sa. =. -sss 80 ~, so 80 -
ise ..s .s. s ss.sI 1885,. a. 81. 90.
tsipst u es eushsls priss a. hsna.~ss a.@--- 81
hs 81 10. go bashsis ~tfts siehas~n 81 OIL Co.,
100 he.h.s c...si.s a. ~ ~ "a .se o. @ lss
~. -.s s,ssar vtA wes.r.ts Issslry .~s ..i-- q
stoo busksls 81 ro~ o.fs eemtas~s 10 smus~ -.
sus.t sss p.l--s hes. ssin i.ssssr .s-.ss-s ".
a.. sss.. ssrss.s :. as ..ss go ..s..' ., .
" fsst s.t prt.~s vsrs lover rhs ~iss s-~s---a
" GO bnshsis, shissv from sser~ "a a. esAs 80
N.ssssn sisss, @ss fsr tss y.ass ssa 90 f.s
osr,.- N, -ss., ...u..-. ss ..s-, "a. go
fsvorshi. ss.isss ne~ ms sssn 70 ssA~s a. as.
we're shcui se hsiss TIA eses.tinss - s~.ss -ss
tse-s 81 .hisA n ssi pssslsas o. ssssas s~~1 80.
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MON E " ~ ARK r. r..

Nrp-fsnar, Oct. N'Fh
Quotations fer stocks Of all kinds moving up-
vsrt steadily The daily transactions eontins. large
ssa operators sspcsed to purchase NOR. for cash
thss hsretcssre Between two and three thsu~nd
shares Of zach leading fancy stock change hands at
ssoh ssssioa Of the board. Ene Income bosds v~s
In sssso<. end there were heavy trsnssstisss a the
advance. Al the srst sosrt to-day, Issoms Besds
vent MP Per cent; F~p~s' Losu, I; Morris Canal
v; Hssvieh ana wsrc~et~r, Y; nshswk. N; Ports
mouth Dry Dock, n Within The past fs~ days, there
has been considerable activity In ths last named
rock, ans sutsids operators have made frequent
esquiries relative TO ik petition. prospest, ke.
We have no.seed cecaslopal transactions In the
stock for some time pact but have sct unsl lately,
learned anything Ell histcry Prom what We have
beard u 10 our impressios that the stock IL vortA
much more than n 10 selling ct. rhess land sompa-
MES have recently occupied the attention OF capital
ists, and sr'st improvenenh bare been nsas y Nils
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Married.

"wednesday. 18th instant in the Hammond Street.
Church by the Rev. VIM Pattsn, D. D.. WILLIAM H
HALL and MARINA M daughter of the late Curtis
Hitchcock, all of this city.
At Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, the 10th inst +,
soS 10 Miss MARTHA r. yousgsst daughter OF Dr. Mar
tin X. Bridges all of that city.
At Wismsburgh by the Rev. J. Collins Mr. Jo-
sEPH W. WALSH to Miss MARY ELIZA O'BREv
At Flushing, l. on Wednesday. October 10th, by
Rev J. Carpenter Smith, JosEPH j. p DEL EccHro OF
New York to Miss EMMA youngest daughter of Henry
Iri-h, Esq of Flushing, l. L.
In Waterville, Ne, on the It'll instant, by the nev
Mr.. II. b Thurston Mr. JoHN 8. CHASE, of WatsryiIle
to Miss HENRIETTA LYON, OF New York city.
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MARKETS ELsEwuKRE.


Sosre. o. mm5roasv. seardl shares KssHssssr
Railroad 103 lo3h; 10 Norfolk County Raiirosi T<
mlngton Baltimore Railroad s lUe DO asa g "a H.
bgd M lN d. b60d 34 969 vermont Central Rail- "a
s2k A $50 do. b3od So 32T. q Western Railroad i03
legs, Boston Maine Railroad l091.; Old Coloax
Railroad 80 G0 Northern Rsi1roAa. ri; lbs Resain,
Railroad. $50 $685. 400 do, b3od, s4ss3ysp Boston Provi
dence Rairosd sS,4j svemont Ind Nsss Rail-
road ez II Concord Railroad 55 ~ Fall River Railroad
asss 700 East Boston Company blod lS DO bsod TO-
chant Bank lOs SIS DIV Vermont Central Rsiiro.d ec
$500 Rutland Raj road Bonds t20d. ST. $1,000
Railroad Bonds s2L; 500 Vermont and MasA RailrosS
Bonds so Second Bosrd 10 shares Bank Of Commerce
mont and saS Sss Railroad East Bosom Co. az S'f
Vermont Central Railroad 3lss s2li s97 Wilmngtor
Railroad b 81 iSo Reading Railroad, b3od 81 Eastern
PaIAps' rraA Oct ls-rst Board.-saeos Penn. ys IS,
loA 100 7, nnessse SIS s. 1000 Reading es TO- b5 -
O. l0; 600 DO. IOoIs shares Harrisburg Railroad, 45
edo t5l4 100 Resdng Railroad b. ss 20 Mnehill S. 80
vie sturf. b6 61s; $50 Morris Canal b5 2i SO do 2;
Mn do 25s; 200 do 25s 800 do b5 "a 25 Girard Bank,
49,; 2S do l3l q Commercial Bank, SIS g. 20 Union Bank
Tenn o. IS do. s.; Nan. and Mechs Bank, s5wn. 23.
he.oHc Roord-s2ucO Sch Nav. &C. 6S G ,oc0 LshEh Sc,
1e3s @ ilmipstop Railroad SIS 9214 200 hAres Morris
Canal 2l1s' 100 U. Bank 2; 100 Union Canal l2lz.
B.LrmoRr Oct s-s,s5 "a 100 Baltimore &C. 1890 los;
sssrs rFsmens Insurance l9 2s aad o. Raroac, 7sx;
do. Tsa. -
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ArrAcK ON GKNtrAL PAEz The TStbvns. adsy
ortSo since, cortained very rioleot and o,scredi-
table attack on the public and private lie Of Gen
Pssz, who has bees res-ved in THE city with a
great deal Of sttentios, ssd vhose career a. pc
Ciot is iArntihed with the re.olutioa ssd suisse
sueot histosI Of Venezuels. It's a highiy discre-
dtsbse thiag "a do, az well ss ertrenelv inhosei-
table. We are receivipg from Europe almost every
day, all sorts 90 patriots some Of whom are not very
creditahle 10 any pctNt Of view but General Psez
is well known for his pA triotsm, and although he
was overcoms BY the ptes>,ni rulers OF Venezuela,
that is no resson Why his ea.-ly history should be
blottsd out, or he be abused sno iusul,ed when he
comes here 70 spend the remainder OF ais days in
fhis lapd Of liberty,
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Psousc~s-r~s-r~ ths s<ssl- IN. m&rk-s
bssts~ vale for ~. hoss trss~ o.. iss~iry
SIX 80 a. fcs prime. b-~f mor. s~i-.bis. ssa
Tho nsrkst vas nrm We nse~ sss~s q 800 hsrr-ls 81
old 70 limited srs~st "a sis 10 fw go css
scntispss steady. bot cell Lsrt vs~ h~ls arnly.
fair sslee 81 vssss chssss In request I~ ss.
port, II kks. asks.
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City Politics.
DEMOCRATIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONGRESSIONAL

DEMOCRATIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
The Convention to nominate q candidate for Con-
gress for this district met last evening at Weavers
OF the Third avenue aud Tsentysecond street
The Convention organized BY the Chairman ko.
bert Kelly, Esq.
The following gentlemen were nominated on the
first ballot-H Herrick II. Shaw, Colonel Thomas,
Ray Tompkins. A. b Hatfield, John cochrane, Henry
Csrgill A. d. vanderpocl and Colonel ssebbins On
the nrst ballot Herrick had a. Thomas, Il Thompkins
g. Hatfield, 8; Cochrane o; Cargil, o. Nandsrpoel 81
St.bbins L.
There were IL ballots after the frst All the csndi-
dates except Mr. Cschrare aud Colonel Thomas after
wards dropped of On the fifteenth ballot, Mr.. Coch
had Is votes Coon. Thomas, IS; and scsttering
(which made "a votes. the number OF members IN
the convention Mr.. Coehrane was then declared duly
nomp sted The successful candidate IL free sol-r;
and after he nominated it was proposed that he
should be declared uD suinously chosen This was
strongly objected to by the hunksrs, and the motion
was withdrawn, OF course
WHO MOVEMENTS.
The whig party will make Its first demonstration for
orgaui cation throughout the city, Monday next.
There 10 siderable ficulty in the party aud
Is probable there will be very little concert OF
tion at the approaching election The regular pri-
mary elections in the wards will give idea Of the
state Of affairs In the party.
We understand that d snel Lord, Esq, Is named as
candidate for the Third Congressional District and
Buriis skidmore Assistant Alderman Of the Filth
ward Could these gentlemen be induced to serve for
the sbovenamed Offices, they would Do capital names
to succeed under.
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uH INSTRUMENTATION loan rrvp LIsr,
s<e~Mr~.ss Hesitaf. ~ lenser sss Me- re<t-csp nj
s.w.ss fass ssf 90 a lars s-.rs.sss fsseD
s~"ta @nSr'"~~ WV
e- - hsssi.y ssilsn v.s Hssa nass. nssr.rs a.
80 q. h.s1s ,sss. f...rsAl. ssr~s % .sasrsss
JLKASpsR srAHp a...rsi Area.
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Movement. or D,stinsu,.h.d pecr,..

hen W HcCarter, ssrylsbd, Hon A. w. benton,
Vermont; John Gardiner W Wilson. chass tie
General Martin stoddard Rhode I.lsnd; saous
Jopes, Cor necticut n. y. Nurse, Florida > W. Mcneil
Georeis snd hfty-sir cthers arrived yesterday and
tool rooms Vt the Clinton Hotel
Exoovernov Marcy Albany Hon. r. Pratt. Prstts-
vht; Dr. Ed~ards q. T. Armv; Colouel siupssn
hcrsr~el; George Parker, Washington. Judse vac
Rsn@~slesr. Albany; Hos Mrs Jees Tyler wa.hins.
ton: Ben. W W. sc0sy Bath; Mrs cen Gaines AID
family rev Orissns; Lee U. g Navy asd las others
arrived yesterday. at the Irving Hcs-e
Ro,srs. Eeq and lady, virsisis Mons Alfonso
aud "a 1nw Fns1ee; Cspt. Irving aoDovell q. a A
Mr. Nell eory Philsdeiphia; y W. glmaroo gao
Boton. AMI t~.rtyt-s others, arrived yesterday at
thu tuion lac. Hotel
y Tsel snA family. washing on. n. O.; Hoe L.
n. Etsns Nsarlsnd; Cspt. A Psll-tier Pasara; Rev
A Ttnhrueok aid fsmily, Ne Aih~n. ID O.; o Hrl,
Ohio. E whit~ey, Broetpcrt. and sfty.tws sthsrs
arrived yesterday. ana took rooms at tn. Howard
HoteI
g. II Rare 2. tsvy; ". n. AcOemb, us.hviiie;
r wright ChceGo: !. fi.hs, Eev bedford: @ Murrsy,
Cincinnati. aud hfsyf7ar others, arrived yesterday
the Amsfitan
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TKE BoARp ov hLDERnES-REroRr OF THE SPE-
cIAL Committee ON TVS CHEF EserNEER's Rs
reRT.-The Board Of Aldermen met last evening,
and finished up the work Of their October session
The mos, interesting business OF the evening wa.
the report Of the special committee appointed to
Snves,igate the charges made in the annual repor,
of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department,
against certaiA nbers OF the Comwos Council.
The document ia very long too long for insertoo
an the preseat number Of the Herald but ne the
topic is one OF unusual interest, we shall give the
report, or an assuac, Of it. 10 day or twe. TAere
are attached to the sePort Of the committee. aida.
Wits and ststemess FROM seversl Of the OF esrs Of
the city government. The report was received by
the Board, laid on the table, and ordered to he
printed.
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MANUFACTURED EXHIBITIONS AND REVOLUTION.
The Sun and the Joprmai Of Commerce arc very
busy in making vast stories out OF nothing, With
respect to another Cuban invasion. Sevea thou
sand men, il is said, have been enrolled in the
United States, to carry out this project Now.
what is the truth in this matteri Two months
ego, sugar merchant started the story this CITY,
for the purpose Of Specializing. some couespon-
den, put the story into q Philadelphia psper,
from which IL was transferred to New Orleans
newspapers, and thence went into Havana, full
fesihesed, and ss deesiy freighted as any carrier
pigeon. This lie the origin, middle. aaa cad, Of
the Whale contemplated invasion Of which 20 much
has been said; and the Cubsns need not give
Themselves any unessinees The fact IL, thst the
people of the United States have no desisn or de-
sire with regard to Cuba California has taken off
ell Our surplus enterprise, idlers, and fortsse
hunters, and will continue to absorb, for loag
time to come, all desperate advesturers iateat
upon rapidly aulating money beyond thu usual
channel Of industry. While California pro lnises
SO much, Cuba is safe, and the check givea by
,se government to the fret expedition against
Csse. has thoroughly dissips'ed all those glowing
antoI~i'ons which grew up originally under The
sierre@. triangle banner.
The vspid surmisee OF the corresponden, Of he |
Ss~, enlsrFeH and interlsrded with superi,tive.,
arc sulIe fidlea'ous Cubs, no doubt, has diih.
cuiues aud peny infrigues 70 contend agains,; Bat
10 mike revotsiina ont 81 such small cnoo
IL like making statue OF clay. II will crack and |
break he moment that The sun touches IL We |
or expedite, connected with Cuba, unless II N ,uld
be cos6ped ~ the ssgsr market. That IL the orr
zia Of al the b:snuftctures 81 rumors and asser.
lions. Csbs IL safe.
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Law LEARNNG-THE SrooL PiGEoS CANDIDATE
FOR DisTRIcr ATTORNEY, IN A Law ARGUMENT
We refer our readers to the report of law case
which was before Judge Woodruff, Of the Com
mon Pleas, yesterday, when John Graham, the
new stool pigeon candidate Of the democracy, made
prodR ious display Gas Dominic Sampson would
call i) Of his vast law learning, and thereby Of his
capacity 10 be District Attorney Of this great me.
uopolis II was case Of libel brought against Mr..
Bennett by Wilkes the editor Of the stool pig con
Poice Ga=ettc; and the question to be decided was
the legality Of a demurrer. John Graham, as the
saooLpigeon lawyer and counsel on the part Of
Wilkes and his cot0rie, made simply gross per-
eonal attack on Mr. Bennett but exhibited little
knowledge of law. on his own argument, the Judge
decided promptly against hun, with costs.
The ignorance and incoherence, to say nothing
Of the violence, displayed by the candidate for
District Attorney, are the best evidence we have
eeen Of his utter unttness for the office to which he
aspires. We have no doubt John Graham is just
As ignorant Of criminal law as he is Of the law Of
libel He has been placed before the democracy
as a candidate for the District Atorneyshp, by
stoolpigeon influence alone, without any qual6ca-
lion, either in talents temper for the post.
Every one can tell why that in-uence got him
nominated; but the democracy will hardly support
a person who has not the requisite talents besides
having never bees a democrat-never known in
Tsmmany HAll-but is a whig, ola whig family on
all sides, and has been 90 from his infancy.
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Dramatic and Mu.,e., C-h,,-CH.s.

Tn great pssedssnns Rachel, whose psrsonstions
Of tragic characters have bess ths theme Of Europssn
critics and Csrto the inimitable ssas,.'s, Who esn
beat ell the world In dancing her shades are
coming to this country, Il 10 said under the manage
rial auspices Of Chsrslier wikor This would make
curious campaign, truly, and ve osn veil imagine
what the Chsvslisr would make Of such spsesls,ioa
The probability is that ST Leon, the husband Of csrs,
knows this country cell enough TO make Mistakes
and that when he comes Il will be with detsrmias-
ton to rely solely on his own resources aud skill
Marstsek will open the opera nsst Monday evening
with his powerful sompany The fsshionasis world
will be tiptoe for the event No little curiosity 10
ALREADY aroused to hear hos the Italians vl inter
pref German music. "Der freysehutrn peculiar
opera and makes great demands upon the performers
Some doubts are expressed with regard 20 the 81
vent of the beautiful aud accomplished Pared some
say she will Others say that the affair VII all
end In talk. We do not know how this may be boz
we shall see before the Indian summer 10 chilled b
the winds Of winter.
Besides the great fashionable musical theme AZ pre-
sent concentrated the Auor Plsee opera House u
is said that Wallace the sminen, composer .ho has
recently been married e. engaged In some great en-
terprse The OF Il IA not precisely knovn bat
1t is understood that he Is busy night and day ar
ranging the preliminary designs for great mast
cal event. No knows Whist II is-but II vih be
announced soon. Something I. needed In the musical
world, fresh, startling and original Perhaps ve may
be treated to 1t.
LATE IRON AzIL-By an srriyAl at Phnadelphia
we have received aeviees from Rio Jsncrio down "a
the I'd uit. There spprshenons at Rio, OF
rupture between the government Of Buenos Ayres and
that Of Brsxi but strenuous means we're being used
to prevent the two countries coming into eollision
No definite accounts had been received st Rioifrom
the River Platte to the petition ofhs sifeuity Be
tween France and the Argentine Consideration.
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svrsEsg coysr-..Esss.I rssa.-Ncs. g. 90, 70,
81, 81 90. o. es 90, IAtoT9
stptRios Corsr-Nc. g. 1es, ~ i2e 17o 70 % ST.
a. l2n. eos. l2i, Is ~. 20 lea lt3 tA lbs 1ls, ltT
las lye lsc S2 iss iss lisa isI, iss le lei le2 lcs
lei lee, Isc
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MIA. Compound Cod Liver on Candy

AJorrnslsts ito ourssses aud TO the paine call
attention to vhstever ve deem worthy 81 patrossss In
adrer'isirE eeurn and IL With efpecai pleasure a.
refer readers 20 the notice 81 Bless Cenpsund Cet
Liver OIL Canty. which have known used With the
wonderful Effects "a eursvs for coughs Zelda aad pa-
monsry affections 10 general IL s,Anss unrivssd
msdy In thee complaint But there srurfeus artc
sna The purchaser must ,ha, he gets eny Bless cs.s
snt shssrwe bic Signature each package For sale ~
4. eANDs 100 Pultou street 81 the Astsr ana "a
Heuse drus steres. sns ls3 sid no Brs sway.
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lent the disngushed equestrian mAnAser has astonshsd
thousands, From he most doubtful condition he wssursd
IN about three wesks he from San rraucseo With
his cor stit uton fully clustered; DR. X called hm
and agreed 90 him and did BY entirely
mfnt. which bracne and strengthening a. doss
sppleatsn Sold in large botss at &c broadway 81
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rystspsa ontt valuable ohdwrat- 81
Dyspepsa hut those suffering from hliousnss
eosveress So will hnf its pro nc and p-rms-
n,nt reei The Bittsrs IL eseelisnt family mssie
Once l22 Fulton street
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tions and all skin diseases a 10 wei known positively
cured BY using Goursnds Italian Medea.ed soap. II.
fSudrs sss,is sradis.'s. hair from Of w
rookh. flushed sluggish eomplesions ~ walker street
Err, store from Broadway Calondsr South Third street.
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mtnd all those Who trouktd VITA cough, rrseurs
paetsre ~ spo,tens coupound Cod Liver 81 caasv !.
drops vonent form 70 In the eket ard
W using the candy u VII step the eorsh snd
noyance 20 the min,er sns e-nseeaten ssls ~heesss
ano retail ~ fhos spotten lis Bowsry nrs Hsys t1s Fa
Ton -treet, Brockivs Chsawlct ruiten Ferry ossa ~
TIE druggists. Price rs cents per paet age.
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The splrit ororganinatsen create. a belIls

rtncy thht IL becoming paintuL Socialism
strife koSdysm in mere boys taught 20 Ne kilsrs
psrty Jealousy 70 but the phsisnz that ppslsys"
ont Of Individual honesty Mrs. Jrrviss Colf rAads
no party TO rIatifv false ambi,On It's issivduAy
free ss the air. and 10 universally used for paionAry
plants Sold By mrs. W. JERvIs. so Brossssy.
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pretty well herd that Bsrnun r,mss ais
monhsy 81 the GEM, cvrsn cutspf for his mu.rm rhs
hsnes face srd feet o. this ertraordnary snms
fair soft. asd white shin chit vins
IL Is not % generally tnevs bovsver thu. this sssuis
transfcfnNion ~ss hrousht shsut sntrsy " the 40 ~
science Bsrrum u seems "a :. yell ,sustes vih hs
bs fair smooth faesd ehnpanrss Ths uesss ep.rsks
vas efectly smre-sr sppe.tier ~ oerrssts fsrars
Subtitle suhced ertrpste the hair fre shs ssims
snt TIRE. or four eer..euiye vasaisrs .ih os.ra-s
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wANEED.-Ir BRIDGET OR SARAH
Connolly from the 81 Tyrone who arrived
th eonntry three years ago. will with their
fafer Patrick at Gardiner city STATE of Name Thos-
QUINN ll3 Washington street. Now York, they will hear
something to their advantage Connecticut papers please
copy.
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for 1881 eIhibiion the Fair and ali psrsons
requiring u these useful articles shaue
and Perfection In the Of Wig mailing P.,ohsior
celebrated Wig Factory 10 at wall Cory The
dress and call and his manufacturer.
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Suorting Intelligence.

CEsrREvILLr CouEsE. l.. I-TRorTIyG-The contest
yesterday, between Mount Merris Echo, AID Honest
John, resulted IN favor OF the latter The match be-
tween hendham Maid and Tom Buck. as won by the
mare. detailed account of both trots will be given
in due time
This Afternoon match between Dutch Charley and
Putnam for $500 mile heats in harness. best three In
i've, will come of It will be an interesting affair,
and must draw . crowd to the Centreville.
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