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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-25
CHANGE OF HOUyf7S,;!-.

&ttsa HAassN V lR GINIA CENTRAL
ROAD.-On and aer Thursday, the 10th Instapf, The
vile after breakfast and arrive at the Junction in time
Tor dinner, connecting with the train OF the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Company for Rcomond
c. r. MASON
Oc 10 Sunerjntendent Trancnortot,o,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-25

HEORTER, ALE AND CIDER.-We have
n on hand and ready for delivery large supply Of
Gray celebrated Philadelphia Porter and Pale Ale,
IN quart and pint bottles; also Champagne Cider care
FULLY packed by experienced hand. City and coun-
try merchants will please give call private iami
hes can have 1t sent TO any part of the city.
j. Il F. CLENDINING
: bUGGY.-A good second hand Buggy and Harness
for sale. ,nyo
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-25
au agents IDT Tie MaDuIactufeT
fCH.RD HILL ~ GpNrr,I a>-

iCHARD HILL, JR., GENERAL AGENT AND
CoLLEcToR, hires out Negroes, rents out Houses,
and Collects claims OF all kinds Office corner Main and
Tin streets jy IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-25

E-H q l1bIAEA WfAItDN EN- N CIAEtLION,
n u No III Main street. have received, and are now
opening their FALL STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES
HATS, LEATHER &C., and offer for sale
1000 cases. comprising of the largest and best Sc
lected stocks they have ever had. Also,
7 500 sides Sole Leather, of all qualities
100 dozen Calf Skins, from the most approved man
uiacurers
5000 lbs, Shoe Thread, of all qualities.
With large assortment of Travelling and Packing
Trunks, Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
The above were bought on most favorable terms
and we invite our friends and buyers to call and ex-
anime. The Goods for sale, and we determined
TO sell. Sc l0-eo6t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-25

RlSH LiNENS.-l0 cases medium and superior
Irish Linens, OF Murlands, Geo. Grays" CurselPs.
Hunters. VIM. .Grays and Richardson's celebrated
manufactures. Having an extra stock OF these goods
we will clear them al very small advance on the cost
&C IA KENT, PAINE a. RENT,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-25
G. J. SINTON g. Co,
Sc III II Main

Ep AGLAND Il BROTHERS, GROCERS
Ia Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS. at n II
Ragland's old stand, opposite the Banks-Keep con-
SANITY on hand general assortment of Groceries,
WINES and Liquors excepted which will be sold for
cash, or 10 punctua customers, at the lowest rates.
NO pains will be spared give satisfaction to those
who may favor us with their custom or consignments
OF Produce. Having Lumberhouse on the Basin
oank we are enabled to store Produce Goods com
ing down the canal free of drayage
N. II. RAGLAND, jr, p..,..,
VIM. P. RAGLAND, 5 Richmond
sc J. A. RAGLAND & co. Scottsville
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-25

A GENCY OF THE WYTKE UNION
IN LEAD MINES.-SHOT.-We have lust re-
ceived such numbers of Shot have been out Of and
now deliver any size wanted
my L. D. & w G. CRENSIiAW &, co
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-25

~ are this morning receiving per sehr Marietta Burr,
full assortment of Widers Patent SalamandeI Safes
ranging in price from S35 to $500.
Those persons who have been anxious to procure
them, at New York Prices now be suited with any
size style they may wish Call soon, the next fire
may burn your valuable papers, books, &c For sale
by FRY & McCANDLISH
au II Agents in VIRGINIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12
Jenny Lind In Tripicr Hall.

Last evening, at Triper Hail. the Swedish Niyhtin-
gale gave her twenty sixth concert In America Her
success as complete as upon any former evening
The house was filled with remarkably well dressed
audience particularly the first circle which presented
a brilliant array of beauty and fashion Miss Linds
reception most cordial and enthusiastic, and she
either encored in each song callel out at its
conclusion, to receive the marked applause Of the
audience. She sang the Qui Ia voce" with than
her usual pathos and the Bird Song" called forth
simultaneous burst Of encore befors she had time
leave the stage Her execution Of the allegro Of Non
Paventar was wonderful piece of warbling ani such
as might look for in vain from other human lips.
The Moubtaintsr's Song creatsd perfect Juroye;
snd the swsdish melody terminated one of the most
captivating entertainments enjoyed by mortals In
this suLlunary world.
when We say this, we do not mean to apply the OBJ
servation to the whole concert for the performances
Of the German Liedsrkranz might have been omitted
without any deprivation TO the audience. They were
extremely dull Belletti himself and tina, is say
ing enough In his praise.
Tomorrow, Ut one o'clock will be given m srning
concert when children will be admitted half price;
and the Nightingale will sing her two choicest songs
from the sublime compositions Of the great masters Of
sacred music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

TIM SOUTHERN PRESs AND THE UNroy MovE-
nEST " NEW loEK.--T There is a portion Of the
Sou hem press which have always been ia favor Of
uiraisn, that seems determined to pervert the pub
lie sentiment q the North, to misrcpreseni all that
IS uttered in this region Of the country, and to give
Us no credit for eny thing. 40 matter how manly,
honorable, conciliatory, snd constitutional II may
be. Of this clsss Of journals the Charleston pa
Itfs, aye the most conspicuous in this r,spcci. II
IS unfair and ungtner 10 ridicule The meeting at
Castle Garden IS ihcy do. but fer the M lnly stand
taken by he independent press Of the North, and
The good sense ind sagaci,y Of the merchants, pro-
ftssional men, aud mechanics 81 this city, Seward,
Greeley, Weed y Co.'S influence would have re-
NAMED unchecked, and the people would aaye been
deluded into supporting and counienapcinc them.
Tut the riCss and portion Of the people stepped in
with The determination 90 arrest those dsorgani-
yets ia their career and 10 stem The torrent OF flna-
uci>m which was oyerpreading the STATE. and
threatening ruin and dissster to the republic. The
tciins a, Castle Garden was the first movement
of ths character. Cnl one that was not INTENDED
for day, bat he influence Of which will be fslt in
riur, elections in degree tia. Will convince the
south, and the soryauzers themselves, thititw was
intended in II, and that eemlgsgues shall not
pursue theif career Of destruction with impuniiy
% is unfair ard unEenrTous in the Southern prsss
ilus 20 s.esA Of thai movement, and lhus TO repay
hiujLess " III tlihcTa'ijy, il act insalt.
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.fiTesi II Bold Young Thief Officer Carow one Of
the Chiefs special aids arrested yesterday young
man Of about seventeen years OF age, calling himself
William simmons on charge OF roobins the Western
morning one Of the servants at the hotel found ths
door Of the room occupied by Mr. Reuben Wilson to
be locked en- the inside and, on Watching the door
room after young simmons came out. and ran down
stars. The waiter gave the slarm-the young rogue
was stopped, and taken into custody: On going back
to The Ioom " was ascertained that the trunk belong
ing TO Mr. Wilson had been broken open, and q key
beon gng TO safe stolen This key found the
watch, valued AZ sos which vas identiaed by Mr..
Gemme vatcl maker, Ne 800 Broadway. sthe same
having been stolen from his store en- Saturday last
other valuable property found in his possession
such gold chains diamond pins and other jewelry
valued In all Of upwards OF 500. Some Of this
Jsvrlry vas stolen from the Hotel dc Paris owners
wanted tor this stolen property, AMI likewise two
ov.reosts ATply to Mr. Maek.llsr, clerk. at the
Chiefs cree The accused was detained BY the Chief
Of Police fer a further hearing.
Chargs u Rfany -ofhcer Olsen arrested yesterday.
man by the name of Lazarus Moses. on charge Of
marrying second woman while the fret was still
alive the Law only allowing one wife at time The
aist wife wss married at the police court, by Justice
msirisG another woman, making than allowed
by law aud the ast wife fselizg ssgeved caused Mr.
Moses TO be arrested on the charge. Justice limp
son committed the accused to prison for further
hearing
Kelly, ALA. Johnny was arrested charge Of break
ine iuto TIE mss No 2ss Pearl street occupied By
Martin Il.lus'adt ith intent to steal gold watch
valued at sloo. Justice Lothrop committed the ao-
ous.d 20 prison fer uisl
.ayrt1qJa Bosi 7LfC--A fellow calling himself ohm
Dewey arrsttd on charge Of attempting to steal
at the New York Hotel The rogue was Uncovered Sc
treed in room In the hotel evidently with the intent
20 stenl TIE acc used was conveyed before Justice
nlsakley. by ofhctr Case. and the magistrate CON-
mittts b i'm 20 prison for trial
- Quanhfy ~ Pioyofv Rcoycred.-The police of the
Twelfth ward have recovered, the shore Of the Hud
river Nanhattsnvie, large quantity OF property
con,lting Of u bales OF cotton marked In diamond
J. Briggs; boxes Of soap, chests Of tea. box Of
candles, and othtr property, for which owners are
wanted. Apply ut the police station house, Harlem.
We learn by atsiegrsphic despstch from Montpelier,
Vt. that the committee OF both Houses have unsni-
mossly sgt,ed bill for bridging Lake Cbsmplsin
at Eouse's Point and have rsperted to the Senate,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12
Tclecrnphic Summary.

We refer our readers 10 our telegraphic advces
down to the moment of going TO press, for the
latest intelligence from various quarters of the
country
The mos important information thus received,
IL of The meeting of the Nashville Convention
Gov MeDonsdF of Georgia. as chairman, it ap-
pears, made an eloquent speech, savoring strongly
Of disuniou, after which the Convention adjourned
scr the day We shall watch with interest tn. u-
J.instum OF this Convention. Though the South
EN- States may be but partially represented. the
7, storaton of the harmony of the Union, or its
overthrow, depends, 10 great degree, upon the
proceedings of this assemblage. Ii is to be hoped
that prudence and nOGera'i ion will prevail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

OVER IN JERsEY.-The result of the election in
the Fifth district of the State of New Jersey, has
been some days past, in doubt, but it is now ascer-
tanned TO certainty that the Hon. Rodman NJ
Price is returned for Congress, by a majority of
$50.
This is the most astonishing revolution of any
that has taken place in tina. State, for he had a
clear me ioriiy of no less than 900 whig votes TO
over ride; in fact, this was the strongest hold of
the puissant wings, who have held possession Of
New Jersey many years last past
IL was hard TO believe Mr.. Price the successful
candidate, and that is one reason why the wing
press so reluctantly announced his elections for il
is in reality giving up the key to their citadel, and
we cannot wonder at the tenacy of their uubelief.
Mr.. L. has, indeed, had triumph, made more
acceptable and glorious because 30 unexpected and
unlocked for The great change in this district is
somewhat attributable to the personal popularity of
the new member elect; but the immediate cause,
no doubt, is the unpopular course pursued by the
present representative Of the district, the Hon. J.
G.. King, upon whom the people seemed determined
TO place their seal of condemnation at the polls; and
most surely have they done so. Notwithstanding
Mr. King had those brilliant orators, his brother
from Long Island, the philosopher Greeley, and
Richlieu to his aid, from New York. to stump the
district, who Illuminated their high tariff thunder
thIoughoutthe four counties OF whch il is composed
still have the wings been routed, horse, foot, and
dragons, and they have not bit Of ground left
whe1eon to rest their feet Greeley Is whining on
the ruin that himself has helped 10 bring about.
The Hon. Mr.. Price took the broad pitform of
antmonopoly, homestead exemption equal taxa.
ton, low and aloh, and unfurled his standard for
the glorious Mon.
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4o7 p; due for loans salaries So, $40 eas a. TIM,
s5s oa6 So; resources s57 go 3s; balance Of Arr
s4o7 Is.
The foreign exports from Baltimore during tina v.sr
ending Thursday, amounted In the agereaat. 10
s196ss2 20 OF the articles ported note /, o7o
tbls of -four Is s2i bushels wheat, 4e2 bushels Of
cor u, and ol2 hb5s of tobacco.
During the week ending Nov Z, eleven hund red AND
tbirty.oDe of coal shipped from Cumberland
to Alexandria.
According to the official reports, the thrty-tws.
banks OF Maine had on thu 5th Of October. capital
stock paid in so00 bills in circulation SO 05i 2
net profits hand III ga balance due other banks
ssoO6 81; cash deposited, &c. not bearing interest
22s6il III cash depe sited hearing interest 80 2s5 ST.
total amount due fror the banks 81 3si 1l6 So The
resources were-gold silver sc in banks si755s9 "a
real estate, sll9o5 20; bills OF banks this State,
s9?2SS I5; bills of banks elsewhere, s95l37 II; ba
ances due from other banks s77se55 81; dae to the
banks, excepting balances s5ssO23O 49, total 1884,
lie SO. Amount of semi annual dividend, Sl2s.soo;
amount OF reserved profits sls45t3 co. debts due ana
considered doubtful ST. 459 65 Of bills in circua
tion under Ave dollars ss4s569 due from PRESIDENT
and directors principals, s2l659i co. due from pre-
sdsnt and directors surets 1921 Ie2 9o due from,
stockholders as principals. s2l2lo SO.
The Boston Courier says money continues to be easy
OF at the banks, and very little good businese
paper seeks for street accommodation. Loans upon
pledged stocks readily obtained at comparatively
low of interest, which encourages and justices
the belief in further improvement in the stock
ket The transactions at the brokers' board during the
past week, have been respectable in amount, and at
slightly advanced quotations, upon the average prices
OF the previous week Dividend day is fast approach
ing with most OF the railroad corporations, and that
i'm portant fact should be Ia mind both by the
sellers and buyers of those lucrative securities The
Concord and Northern roads divide month earlier
than the Others which make up their accounts to the
last day of the present month preparatory TO the jan
uary distribution.
prhe snnexed statement exhibits the receipts and ex
pendtures OF the Wabash Erie canal FOR the yeas
ending October Ist, 1880
WABASH ERIE CANAL.
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TiHrANrrrc RorrE The company for the
survey ct this route has been orgIai2cd unier
Nsjor J q. DanaTj. ct The Uaiiei states Engi.
ut'r CoiPs. and viii concentrate ~ New orleans,
on be Sr't ct december, from whence they will
Proot,d, without delay, 30 the IHhmIs. Il will
couSi,' 81 stoui forty ;ersous. from whose labors
great IL ats may b. expected in regard to iha,
important enterprise Major Barnard. accomsa.
nisd by pait Of bus assistants, left yesterday IN
the steamer Gso.gia, for New Orleans
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IysURAyCEs.

NAIloNAL LOAN FtNDL LIVE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,"
~ dLhdor -Nessr1 sge-ts Ofh,e n wall 81 roet Ne
ftis, - v ~ -. Nonrt la rursuanee % resslasi,,.
% The Ecett Drectl ne litttrt0 eissins mode Of
cans ~ ha 81 w., soar " 81 the common annual pre-
NUNS pfd ~ The nsgiet s drcsntnrea IN refefenre 10
Iohees, tc arisi and thc B9ard lave insro
We iooWfr neg ard fivefabie systr1 on iaas for
pre va e psry ssarea Ter the Whole tern N lite
msy ~ any ny bfricv che hsf he atnOust % annual
tmuu Nlhtut aos security or iep3.it og .,ev ana
itd 20 at'Non n frofts. He msy time sur-
~ Ger DIS policy and ctve tsek AZ valve h.ef one hsir
e art IN Biid - Ain 10 annu.l esnna.u preniuas
hrg to o. ioass spss oaiy TO policies hsrsaf or ~
NF'a, nsl saon cosvett his insurar-s isto n.s
hfl ufn he loan - sm nbv iaircintcd. PARTIES
ftso1 nsnied. and tntied thlrs 1aan afe psr
tai ott frtm aid tso lhsi iysn thew frsfsr g. upop
We ttrw satrt in TIE Scietys pam phie partv NAV.
a. % ssers,s Snna.l rre.un insure v life. ed u Sc
str'ire 20 Tca The ase a soy years. the m in-
rur rp 10 Sl6sr. win Ne raid hin; or 10 te lies ssfors
fetthfs " AZ sse. tie fr assured A be paia 70 has
family, or LEGAL reyreN ma ives
, A,ISe. DRscrons YoR r0ry-'Hrr.
I. 7. tRIcHr, Chairman HrVrY It.nsu
J. ,. fsLNyr Rorxpr a. Drt1',x
3. =. BuuLsSn. r. Kssss, R,~rr.. N r,
W. TsN HooE. -
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SUPREME Covnr.-CAcuIr Cousr.-tEdwsrds, Jus
tce J. Nos 1oOoN. Tl3 1901, 1000, 1908 1905, zoos,
1908, 1910, 1o11, l015, 1oisx, 1915 o01.
4. +. DIsrricr Contribution, Judge. Mos T. Q,
:. y, 10, IL, los, 16, 10, 81, 22, 20.
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No. POI Broadwa is the vile the dsguse0typ art
be in perfection improv this
art attoDish Persons DESTROYS Of Obtaining gosd
picture should BY all exam this large collection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

Three steamers from Europe will arrive, this
week, with late news The Atlantic, Captain
West, from Liverpool, Oct. 80; the Franklin, Cap.
tain Wotton, frem Havre, Nov. l; and the Cam
ona, Captain Leiich, from Liverpool, Nov. q We
may expect the Atlantic al any moment; the
Franklin tomorrow morning; and the news by the
Cambria, over the wires from Halifax sometime
.C-,uorrow
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The tespssip Canals captain iIsfri'cn. viii leave
Boston to morrow noon. Ter Halifax and Liverpool.
Her malls vn eiose In thisoiy at one aud three clsck
this afternoon. The wsrsLr EsRAtp viii be Pub,hed
ri issetl9,b ttis mcrpitg
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ave msths none, ihe s9snet psy retire enc
ltttgt IL ia be r hu H. SO -ol AVID - Will NJ 70
lt ptn ftte. Thor i raor1 fer al Don't b tecseef
Ct the Doctor 81 go Rosdvas No matter what yNur
~ IN veal from. be viii ". brng
iftrd' pot al ytu ~sat Hs rea"ty hae ard viii 90
IN Gay vi A. havs tailed 20 10 NdNicc trats sold
IN a'fs hstit a. each He hastAs ealy remedy
TOT rst critg hair " n VIZ has farsd.
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PRODUCER Of the principle 81 osrhero Into
tisuy IN M Styetss his particular attention 70 ths in
srlon of hr scia Teeth. Hs ptPuar htte wors obser
vston the bt.' mean OF Preserving the fec be
obtsbso On srtlic alton - above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

vi liner and Dress Maker 7Ia an 53 broadway up
il in the highest aud Style of fashion taste Inde
she cannot h sseeed either ia crafty of her goods
in the fashion of them by any MILNE. dress maker in
this city. This 10 fixed fact.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

that received The and only gold medal
awarded BY the american Institute lie at Bradys
Gallery 25 and 27 broadway Of Fulton sire u.
Also DsguerreOtypts on i,ory by Brsdys process
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tvctcs his attention eAclu,iycy diseases the BYE saa
Ear from 70 o'clock. ~ 2 Broadway, ntrsnce ~ war
I'm street. -hcre be hsi HE popular "rrsstsc the
Bye tird edticn. price co also HE Self tetng ave
AID Ear FOunlsns ArtissAl Eves Inserted.
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the eiapp,inted TO buster and complain
fes thereby thelr soreness who got BE hghes, premium
for the best Dagnsreoty ths farl Why the ROOTS
And who complain ofi Inv 81 eer envyl Why inferior
artists, Of courses nobody else.
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Total receipts. ............s


This exhibit shows revenue Of oueiourth of mil
lion of collars, independent of the bondhodsrs sub
scrpton, which Ia faithfully applied TO the prosecution
the work. The resident trustees devoting them
seves faithfully and ntly to the work and expect
its pletion IN the fall OF 1852
The quantity Of certain articles imported into Buff
falo ria the lakes, during the month of October in
each OF the past four yeers, annexed -
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Put But,istot,. nay Judge tron sansrsus
tet itenies nutt rtby and r.ai- r-'rie. which
rntui Cd ANY. Th't ctuei ass Dyer tsa,
sbrthto drfes te ususl toines 10 AL - yietd
81 tn psvesirt curative qarlitIss as'fslly
ctrrsa ~ this 81 @ntagonist FIRE "
81. tv;,lv. Pact Al once iE ts!tsa strt', y. \.
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imported for the approaching holiday season. by 6EO6G
W. FUTILE, Emporium OF Eur,peau Fancy Goods 3l5
Broadway. mex. door 20 Hitchcock Leadbeaters
dry goods establishment These dolls Of
variety dressed and undresssd apd will be sold at lower
offered this city, Wholesale dealers
and Others will find IL to their advantage to call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-12

Hons r skin tsessea, are 10 Known posltivelJ
cured by using Gour.sds Italian Nedicsted sosp. The
poudTe subtle eradicaee hair from part Of the body
LIQUID Rouge tor pale lips and checks. Lily White Tor
ronBh. flushed tussish compilations 81 walker street.
tret store fron Broadway useDdsr South Third srest
philahclnhis.
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ivory VaTer-It established fact that there is no
mode Of obtain likeness than by the Talbotype
while all tedious tittbgs the time
avoided The Talbotyne portraits taken o all
which has saDed for ths the ADM OF all
thu loving PEOPLE The public respectfully invited
to examine specimens At 2iI Broadway
40 BRAUH's 5, (laie Langenheim L co.,
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To the Public.-Just received from Messrs

Cole ana Iler very superior Turtle which will he
ny In Soup and ak (under nirection of
James Persivs formerly h. ad ereure ef Turtle
Gu on Tuesday Wednetday and THURSDAY the i2h 18Th
and 18th met Goulss nirnin9 Saloons No 10 Pultn
sutst New York n. B-soup and s. eaks ready from IL
A. N. to Pm.
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vet saeks that nave made the
ladies' still selling b. kesrs Lane md Porter of G5
Catherine street. at the same low price at which they
offered Saturday Every other de espton IF Dry Goods
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to EXAMINE B.,ehelors ner style Wss aud seapsthey
really the most superb arolss OF the HAD
seen srd present superior straotons 20 Wig weLrs being
usequaled Tor excellence Of aud easy
appearance Call and examine them at Mr. Batchors cse
brated VIA fAstory. No. Wall street. Copy the address,
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colo shade in minutes by using kairds nrsr
premium Liquid Hair bye applying At his Off No. l5J
Fulton street stairs The hair Also posvtl prevented
from falling on IN less than % hosr warranted by using
Ballards AntiMiE Hair Tonic. Price IS and ~ cents
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Compared with last year. there has been increase
In Hour, fish, ashes hides, coal iron and leather In
all other articles there has been falling or In some
the deficiency has been very great
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nual oAhibt OF emprg and picturesque Hats and
Tor children and elegant aud valuable fur for the la
dies new open for the public Admission free Gen,ie
accompany ladies at the charge, and
will fI in his assortment of Hats for the fall syle sufficient
attraction to do have doubt His gallery l25
N lttp etrea
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compare With fine dsrt oft beautiful head of good
dry hair Joness Coral HAIR Restorative IL makes II
truly beautiful stops its and cleans it, 1t costs
hut three sh Hinge and sold only at s03 broadway 5
Fulton street, Bro Elvp.