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Der. A-DGeWd among Musicid,is-Wnham tdnder-
beck Cherries Bochsa This action for Islander,
brought by the plaintiff the Of music store In
Broadway sgainst Mr. Bochsa, the musical director Of
$4,000 The plaintiff proved that in September 1850 he
sent person IN his employ nent named Bookstsver, to
the residence OF the in Twenty second street
TO collect bill for $40 for the of piano &C Of
Madame Bishops concerts at the Broadway THEATRE that
Bochsa refused to pay he bill and made use of detaua-
Cd On thief robber and swindler and other abusive
names The defendant. by his counsel, Mr. Henry HI
ton, produced the testimony of Madame Anna Bishop.
take de bee to the effect that she was present or
in an adjace mt roc up stairs during the
that fhe b. ard such words spoken that the bill was
for the Of piano at her benefit a. the Broadway
theatre In September 1885, that the piano furnished
entirely out Of tune and unfit for that the
effect Of Madame Bishops singing greatly marred by
it, but that Mr. Bochss had not refused to pay the bill
which he had in HE possession belonging Mad
Bishop, the money would be paid. The defendant also
eontended that Mr. Bookstaver the messenger who
sented the BILL very abusive towards Mr. Bochsa
Tho jury found for the plaintiff, S25 damages
Der H-Peter NsusehUender Us Robert w. D:grusha.-
This action for assault and battery com nitted
the Defendant Forsyth street the 9th Of November,
by which his face much iPjuied and his ankle dis
located by the fall Plaintiff confined TO his bed for
a month six weeks. The physician in attendance de-
posed that his bill against the plaintiff $50. BE
not paid yet but pron ed ment after this suit
Expects to be paid whether the plaintiff succeeds
in the action not The plaintiff keeps grocery store
in Forsyth street. and the defendant is cartman The
difficulty arose by the plaintiff endeavorng to remove
the defendants horse and cart from before his door
The defendant raid he had right to stand there and
that he would not remove his horse and cart for any
id duchman. Plaintiff went to lay hold of the horse
t. remove him upon which the defendant knocked him
down end then kicked him. Sealed verdict.
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The Kossuth Banner In Ensiswa.
EE~ Yosr. October "a 1881

jana Gcspor BrrSyrr. Eco
em-I observed In Jour most valuable paper, and In
the New Yofk Sfaofssefne. Of this mornina an article
In which ie stated that . beautiful banner Intended
for presentation TO Kossuth by the HungAriao residents
THU city h TO be presented TO him coming the
Corporstion Of Southampton. Now sir this Ia nner
With address, vas directed and sent by (havinr
been ~ that time President Of the hungarian Society
In August 1s4e, to our immortal Kcsuth in London
and the bile Of sding thereon (whit hold sti in m
baods) could rot possibly be accomplished beretofors
sppesis quite inccnceivsbs 90 ne how the Custom
Hous at Glsgov could make trade out II such token
o. regsrd 70 the great In shat maaner tbs ejv
authorities 81 Glasgow dlapoe ~ " IN behalf Of soy
o.her except 90 the Hungarian Society IN New York
Ye-y iseps foi'y, ~ years, &c
LEOPOLD KUN
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Malls for T. urOpe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The American Mail steamship Atlantic, Capt W est,
will leave this pert at to day for Liverpool The
European mails will close at quarter before IL O'Clock
this morning The New YoRK WEEKLY HERALD, printed
in French and English, and naming the latest news
viii be published at half past o'clock. Single copies in
wrappers Sixpence
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OHIO ELECTIoN.

Democratic majority joint ballot. ..........55
The last Legislature elected under the appo.tonment
Of the old eonstituton) stood foilows:-
Democrats. whigs........5i Free soiiers...o
The free sellers held the balance Of pov-r-but the
wings succeeded In electins Judge wade Senator
without the votes Of the free s,efs The free soil party
appears, Is pretty we'll used up ia Ohio, ls-ge
portion Of them. however hasng Joined the democrat
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JHE USioE SAFETY COMMITTEES. We publish,
to-day the procee hinge Of the Union Safety Com
msee OF this city, embracing the state ticket they
have selected-four wings and three democrats.
from the ticket Of these parties respectively The
Eroi~g Post dissents 10 the Arrangement. On ,bs
ground that the democrats will be losers BIZ 4. bu.
If theefourths Of this committee are vhir, 20 one.
fourth democrats, We should cay the latter vil bs
gamers by The half and half system. We oan,s.
see, however, that there is any importance in this
movement, further thar desire on the part Of the
Uuion Safety Committee 10 slew tina: they ar.
dong he best they can, under the cireamstsnces,
whoa IL somethDg-not much, but some hing
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Supreme COurt--In Chambers.
nafara un. Inlr. Esar

Ocr. A.-Hoteas Corpus Another infanto under
age and under brought up haJeas corpus and
his discharge from the United States army claimed BY
his father George G Harlow The youth re0ces ia the
political literary Of Byron Harlow, and it IL
alleged only fifteen years of age aud that he enlisted
without the knowledge Of his parent These facts being
testified TO by the father the boy ordered to be dis
charged from the amy
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IsrtttiorNct FEoN HsvAS. We l.arn from Haraoa
hat the Captain Cen raj q Cuba the 10th inst the
birthday Of the Queen Of spain pardonsd twenty
creoles, Who were confined suspicion % being dsf
iected towards the government IL said that he a.
frfi Intended to lbersts the wounded Amer. ms but
Afterwards changed his mind AID r.leAsed the Cree
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Court Calendar for ra,s Oay.

SUPREME CouRT -GENERAL Term journed to Mon
day SPECIAL term Two Courts CIRcUtr CovRr.--
Noe. O. 700 to 7i3, us to 100, 722, 1913, 7A
COMMON PLEAs--Part Mos 697, 500. 90l, 9o3, 905,
eS7, 900 OIL 9lS ei5. Par. 2-Nos 6Ss !s2 s64, sos
5l2, s1s, SIC 822 SA s28, 67s, SIS. $50 s32 sSl
SUPERIOR Contradictions The trial term has ad-
journed a,e.
U. s. DISTRICT Contradictions
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rot for pure and stshe n 800 in harness fol-
loved the above, By Lady Perkins Lady Uonsand md
hate Bsyee which, sitter two heats was postp poued
until this afternoon, 1t three o'clock vhep u viii be
finished. Lady Perkins ard Lady Hosgand each tcoh
beat; but II became dark and there wr sur b d.sa
son On the pert Of the drivers run ins4sS Of ,t
ner hore thaf TIE judges thought u best ~ have
dsyleb fer the further contit usucs o. III. con,s,
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Canal street. and g Lispensrd streetGEORGK BRODlE
proprietor beg 10 ntorm the ladies' of Nex York
entity at ne VIII open the ato,ensmed extensive premises
Nenday the 9Th instant with the handsomes
extensive stock Of French Cloaks and Aanas ever
yet offered in this city all Of which selected BIZ
himself with the Paris street
and opera Cloaks house and travelling Sacks ae. $50.
g. BIS stock o. Home MAJ ufactures will found, upou
inspection 70 exceed yet offered by him. although
hrst premium for the ast years. has awarded TO
his ufeoture. Nv the American Institute Incapts
eeren and Misses Cloaks and Sacks in endless VARIETY
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before tre public lew Of he advantages to be derived from
their system of doing business when b quality
price ana no abatement la TIE hrss place gentleman,
whether he be judge of the article rely
ceiype our first ind oIy quality Secondly price
low, that the man oftte limited is enabled
procure rnc and fashionable nnt the time
wish TO be distinctly understood that
be exceed BY those old four dollars estab
shmentl and lastly strive 10 please II item
desiring hat differing from the usual style, Will CALL and
leave lis order shall endeavor to suit him
speet. Price SO. Nos. AZ aud las Nassau street.
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Fmishers Union They wi time to-day. Their
shelves we'll supplied sh Hats such they are proud
to show and such fail to be admired. Adorn
yourselves with beautiful Hat from the Union The only
genuine Union, No ii Park the Ha. Finhers Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

AUSTRALIAN GOLD DIGGINs TROUBLE
IN a New QuARrER.-The Epglish newspapers
continue to give glowing accounts of the disco
veries of gold that have been recently made in
Australia, and assert that the British government
are about to adopt measures for securing to itself
the mines. These papers also express the fear
that Americans viii resor. to Australia, aud
secure portion of the plumber. On this subject
the Brighton (Ergand) Herald, of the ith inst,
uses the following language -
As the Isthmus Panama is opened by rail
wsy-perhaps before Australia will be at least IS near
to the United states to the British lfi.nds and we
know that Brother Jonathan IL not over delicate as 70
the he adopts to extend the power OF the repuo
lie in the world, The NV YoRK HERALp, which Is
public will permit no European Interference in matters
relative to America, any more than the repapns Is as
yossd TO it the miraculous stories about gold in
Australia be true there will soon b. as msuy American
British ysss IN s sas sss spads r Or bowls
knife for undertaking that promises TO produce tue
almighty dollar Under such circumstances treat
to the me Their country We imagine that this is posi-
ton that will call in question.
Now we can assure the British press aud the
British government that no mea sure they can
adopt will prevent the adventurous and enterpris-
ing people Of the United States from going to
Australia, and, if the mines there are as rich as
they are Represented, from helping themselves
They threw open their mines to the whole world,
perfect system Of free trade and equality, and
they will look for a return of the compliment by
the British. If it be not voluntarily offered i.
may be taken sans ceemoRie. Already miners
have left California for New South Wales
There are a hundred thousand miners in
California, and there are several hundred ships
remaining unemployed in the Bay of San francisco,
which could be probably used in conveying some
thousands of them to Australia, if they think proper
to 60 there. Five thousand of them could be landed
in very short time, and from what the British
people know of the character of these men, they
must be persuaded that no eaecual opposition could
be offered to them Indeed, five thousand Calitor-
MIA miners would overruu the whole Of Australia,
in a very short time.
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The Elections.

PENNSYLVANIA
We stated week ago that Biger's majority would be
about 5000 Returns have been received from all the
eountie, in the State, Of the votes for Governor The
following is the result
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hats l09 Nassau street. right abe Of al competition
His exensv6 teLt of styles suited
taste their beautiful finish, combined with their extremely
low prise only So 80 for the best, beats all.
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Canal street. mas issued ts fail of the very best OF
Ras in point of quality, st, To- AID finish The public
invited to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. kEhLlO 40 Broadway.
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-uK EURorEAs STKAMEEs.-Tne British mai
-ssn,bip Niagars. Csps. stone. "a ia hsr four
tssn,h. and the American mail seaner P4.s,,
CAPT Nys. in Der tenth day. They vii bring one
vtct later intelligence f-en Earope.
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Brillianti noveii Startling body
reading the Confessicns Of Gmira Bsneker
ing the susdsy Courier To prevent g.
eurt 70 n ouevs psrer early.
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Common Pisss-in Chambers.


Or 81 - Rol,' Putin 10 PED d Co--rh,s uss q
motion FOR an ~ uucfob % restrain dassndans from
prosecuting suit seairst Pfodden Ter auoun q good
end merchandise. ntEon deIed .cpts N stIf tse
event q %. sut
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passing attention was attracted by The
beautiful and elastic Hats exhibiting at the Broadway
Hat store, No T4 Broadsay. There our attention wac
called to the fact OF their being sold for 49, hence called
and purchased each Hat owe found them equal 70
ever bought previous for ST. We also touud there
sevy large assortment Of imported Canes Umbrellas
Chldrens Fame, HITS and Caps Ladies Felt Bonnets &C.
all oil NE hneat quality We would recommend friends
and feowcitsns T. call the Gales bsfors
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ganee and Economy "A tten ion, Gentlemen -ave Won
purchased of hARKISoNS tall style Of Hats at As
l. you have not would advfe you call at No. l26 Mas
Opposite the Bible Houss and get one thoy
equal to mi ny sold at "a
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fashionable popular and becoming of yet intro
dn:ed to the public He has extensive assortment from
which variety style Gnd description be selected
Give him a call spd Try one Of mis- beautiful hats
w. p. DAVID, 81 Broadway, next door 70 Duane at.
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asrucive houfthcid game cseulsted y entertain ctt
we'll yourg chdftnD may he o1taind % Tu,e's Am.
pcriun 81 FANCY Gecst r.veteeS Io,e Acy As Broac-
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lSl-9ne Of the richest. handscnsss, and most highly
finished fabrics prod by New York halter
price, selling az So 80 large cash bIsaes wholesale
anu retail uneqused abilities tor the por tion of
terals. moderate rent and thorough practical know
edge OF the eturipg branch enables to
distance al petition regards price, aad
quality. That he does IL admitted by all purchase
hs Hate The store ia at No l Nassau street. corner e
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Cn,tInG Hair snd Whsskers In the ne.tsst

and mott tkful manner nvsrasy adattiag the tyle to
we Iass and entire srptsr,nce q the vesrr by IT'LL,
TIE tnmitstie 10 ksesau Of Pine where
rrcts neenyenened with hard boards and etdtr
nay eniey eleanly and comfortable tksve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

voritse OIL the puhlo this season exhibited
eedented ana xtspt of his sales His principal
winter style is almost universally approved but as
tastes differ ard be wishes crafty all or twelve mo
dihcatons Of the leading GeDn fashion DO found Ia hi.
ibsment the price for each and all beug limited &c
the old mark, 81. GENIN, 2I4 Broadway,
Sise ~ Paul
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PIcEINe UP.-lt is confidently reported in some
Of The Boston papers, that, since the late disasters
to Gen. Scott in the Ohio and Penn sylvania cleo
tions, Mr.. Webster has been gaining fe sh at the
rate Of pound day. This is good deal better
than sulphur water.
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gsner. admitted the, "a sod tale s none she ver.. 70 30
voe toc Taking adv of this license for repstc~
ereeraN that eur oripon backed By prolonssd ex-
petnee femsns more decided than formerly resardinx
e unspproschabe rtues Of tie Hyperion Tlud Tor the
.nd ANGLE for shsvss invented soIs BY VIM BE-
gle HI washington street Amoe must mean fsshsvins
made y-et least that 10 the honest
gvs ~ Effects vhsn in ute sod wholesale md retail ~
A. ID ssnas. 100 Tulten street; Rushton Ciark
e az nnhau 20, t3 Broadway WIN. n. Cary 4
Perfumers throustsut the world.
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Or. HoIliek's Lectures TO Gentlemen, ON
Pm soloey The arst we'll attended aud
esed mseh interest that the Doctor has led
the fenera request Of his audience 10 them
BE- seen BY hts advertise These that have already
attended should nov DO So this is the Last essre the
Doctor can deliver In the oty. he begins On Monday
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs.-Several of our co;empo-
rares have walked up in reference to the opinions of
His Grace Archbishop Hughes, on the question Of
religious liberty. His speeches at Liverpool and
New York on the subject have been quoted; bat
they prove to be non oommittal, IAN Barenish,
and not at all satisfactory. They dodgs the ques
ton, and our neghbors are demanding further ex-
plantations Of his Lordship. They seem to forget
that he is neither the Pope, nor the Church-nor
even, as yet, regular Cardinal; and that his own
views on the subject of religious liberty in Rome
are of but little practical Importance If the
Methodists desire to open meeting house in Rome,
let them apply to Mr.. Webster. With the un-
bounded area of freedom enjoyed by the Arch
bfhop in this country, We think the Pope wond be
pleased to grant the request of the Methodsts, if
presented through the Secretary of State. This is
the age Of free trade. Why not have little n re-
ligon as we'll as in commercial affairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

Wig snd Toupses View style
MM Ar rfonounced the most perfect imitation Of nature
~, Ihose wanting superior article should
esl BAIcHblOk's eel, brsted ia Factory, No AVIAN
.hers can s found the iarset snd beet
IN the city. Copy The address.
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asd beautiful Parsan Coahs sni Opera Cloak they
too, are opened to-day NJ hitchcock LsAibeaters 3
BroadSsy corner Of street The ladies will well
to call and look at them and they will also nd beautiful
stock of Long and sqTsrs shswls Silks LANES Meri-
noes, Gael meres, Plsids, &c, &c.
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The Steamer Thomas E. Hulse Will make
her reua trip TO Nevtvre " norrop (5unssv) wing
Shseeer nrset IeruTh eecek, A. N. Returnns leaves
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We can't dodge the fact. th.t nm. H.,s,
IrSdsGsd By ksox Nc rs FELTON, street sanso. be sI-
beautiful light elastic brilliant superb and are MA FOR
-. The perfection Of is no nopoiSed NV
KNOX and citizen who buys a Kno- Ues iii
buy of els Perfection all that AM ma.
require and when lie reaches that he is content
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city poiAtics

s..',..s .fit uFper --str Raymond bsvng
'''rirs y %, etigs - the eiss-ips ~
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Loels nsd All Who have the fear Of badness bfor. that
yes are sdyed TO provide themselves with Dsviss Hvre-
ron OK call 80 be enee se Lsdlos street. cram ne,
o. US cures ard recon from PER-
sons d the nrst rsrectatiity For sale the
c.row D. Ludov street, and c. NJ Ring ia Brcsd.sv
Also Tor sale " guiop, 17 Bovery; r. n. Enarp sSs
hnaseni . n. bodd "a Brosd-sy; 4. Lyon. f72 Grad
rrort srs Dsyes. US fulterj fhos Hayes " AtlanO no.
brookiyn. Price 70 cents in larrs bottlss.
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Rhtumatsm aims aud swell ipg Of the Kinds,
nttive Iitmpt snd eertan relie ~ the o. BUSES
s.st Cream lniment ptinsipal dspos aB Green sieh,
eih.r lnnue ttftst. ako ~ Cuicn, ccrner BVwsry
&hd Crane street Price 20 cents pc. totte
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Kellogg Fall style OF Hats, new rssdy
Also 90 nf,s an assortment Of boys Beave
feis snc srh hate as can be found in this city. velv
aha SAo'n caps In Their variety Ore Prce.
J. W. KELLOGG, I2S Canal street.
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,hs hunsn ear and vske. no,hns but pictures
OF neiyemsnrush and despair. Provide yourself, then,
WITH Philips Fire Anhihiator-Ofss Warren sbrest.
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or sray hair 70 tsss brown. instanty Nsacated soar
snr.s un timples ret Me-, chaps &c Poudrs subtle M.
rnae lair ron anv part of ths body! E1uid Rou~s iv
Nhe, Hair kestorsye or Cirosssi,n Dlss a. 81 S.ilsy
Phfladelphia - WV" sA"'s sfe"''
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would hcoount for tie continuous nov q customers
Which there 10 20 $50 Fulton Ihe reason a. thst The
sold arc ts r1uAfkAbe for their sed qualities
as for ther low price. f
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Evening clsss gentlemen In the noble at .. Horseaa
sir III open let ovtmier. ~ Dsbrovs Riding keadeny
Ne NEourth avenue. Open daily ~ ususi Tor ladies.
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sys; Ctrcut Uutles. Lever ana L.rins escaps
nents y SOD es.es ara ul supry Of silver Watches at
ises thai cannot fail = please Ihe coltbat kohslier
Damond foihsed Cold Peas esn Be- hss only -
J. y. SAyAUEs, q fal.on street.
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hair Dye he best yet discovered for eoorn An. 80, ar
vhnkers the moment sspp led The wonderfu ease and
certainty With which this vorite apd ITsir
DYE psrorms asst, rishins 10 10 for or arrid al
address WV VIZ
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ehetp tnt enrate she NUNS daily heard Avor
TIE Boots snd Shoes mAaehy WATKINS la raiton street
AZ s the boo,e ,eid AZ this fashionable establishment
under The tmmeaiNtc supervision 81 the
Tretot they can be warranted 10 Five satisfaction
purchaser No poor boots sola any confederation.
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lrfneh WssIpro9i Bootg Of VI. hrst qaa,y and will be
toIiNry chesp vboltsae retail. and any
can get one or hun d. by ealing VOC
VII cave AZ q tfty cent Alec reserved 30
freneh Cali Boots, and vail be sold cheap III Broadway
a. CAHiII.
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t'c $40 ghiera Tor TIE rood OF The
ter IL vhrc 70 gt them TIE test and cheapest. Report
tays and tErcfiE trs TIA. the race IN IT,
bOCtmaltrs' lItun." = Gssau ttrce.
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suited conhGettly diseases Thr,yss yssrs nraee,
ensbs him 20 pc form speedy Of disease rithout
sna rset c1ses cared In from three 20 Eve DAYS
eeisttutiotn debility tfectusliy cured See rT london
airi'ms IA mJ Once N B.-No Zee till cured,
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pace With the prorrefg Of the GkEENS No As
tor House the elegant styles possible nj,
are warranted The permi thing
ore that he cannot and article ordered
there may be depended at the hour promsea
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G.. II. Clarke, Merchant Tailor M. IIs

william street-Entire new goodsPerfect tt-Vsry
French Cloth Drs Frcek 10 order s2o lower qualities
SIG sack froch $40 TO ST. price 10 order southss
and English emen whibg dress we a. reasonable
plieee, please call. Established 1914.
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enter coshng and uss the articles vo,
want CHEAP graeefol and durable hitting have
experienced this luxury st sMlTA made CothnE
store DO lo2 FULTON street. and would advise frend
~ Try their luck.
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on ths hanh Bank Of New Rochelle. James Bank rarmers
Bant Nina &c, will te redeemed at durr today BY
ANs 10 and y Ful,on street, in payment ready
ads Clothisg, Of all teserpti
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selling rich Brusset CARPETS 20 log
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