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y.,,,ns Hose comp.nv. No 10. Of Albany Eagins
Company No. 81 Hose Company No. . Ensae I'm
any No ,. ,-.,,p,
rncfre Ccrpsny Nc. 2; Engine company NO 10 n
sns ,lLSss b tsp TuoxAs. MsrshAL
Shel;ons Bard
Hose Company No. 20, Hook and Ladder Company 40
6: Hose Company No. %
M4nahan's Band
Fr-ine Corn-srv No -; Hose Company No. ? . In
zine COMPANY Nols; Engine Company No. q
TlrS Di-isioR-G A. Vas BoSKELES, Marshal.
Empire Band.
Hose Germany No 40; Engine Company NJ % Eose
Conararv No s7 Hook and Ladder Company o. 2 Hose
COMPANY No = Engine Company No s.
F0urii Dir5sica-H ROBINSON, Marshal
Shelton's Band.
Engine COMPANY No. 4s. Hose Company NJ. a.
adams Band.
Engine Company No. &c. .,.,
The line commenced moving shortly before u c.ocN
ard marched through Charles Hudson Canal bNadNay
\, the Park and through the Park % chatham an up
Chatham B5wCry Fourth s.. Nave-y place and SX'n "V
t. Amos St. passing the house OF No p where tae were
dismissed. 10,
dd collation. sci out at the hcuie Of Engine Coman NJ
- after which they were escorted 10 Their quarters IL AN
many Hall ,,,.
snd sidewalks crowded with spectators VINO ee-e"
them rs tley passed along .,..s...
T1lir Mor,ncrfs To lGy.-At 10 o'clock o. trenoon
No as Committee. with their guests ysi h.a,S"eAs
Isard Raudals Island. ard tie High B-ig'. L. lru
nc tv uarske Of dinner AZ the Five Nile House IT. the
evening thew viii visit Buckleys Mnst alIef "Aich
they rartake Of supper at Loveoys Hotel corner 81
broadway and " aikerst 80
IKE OF collation. az Mr. Lawronce s. ~ Gree lWicl aF'
About 3 O'Clock T. Vi they VII make t1al o.. theF en-
ce which las Gently been fit dl a. the hbel poe
rear EicIivs iu West Broadway thence thy So the
MAYOR and umon Council ater Which hey VII be es
oo.te 10 the boat by the members OF Engine Co NJ, %
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DJo'1 d. BrFusoTrY Tue day. ; pi 9. l''''
Our Stoo Election took place today and we have e
vote for Governor in about 20 towns Which shows Wing
c.s compared VIII last year 1hIo If no election by the
r,ople. Iut GOV Fairbanks WING WI have large pla
rsGy Tie rcsui, WI depend OF tie Logslauro which Is
yly dose.
The Tmprarco question has operated TO 80 great an ex
ltAatiis dldcut 10 dcmne which rariy viii have the
osc,ndanoy anti The fun returns received
U,rdlop Copnty-Bra-ilehoro, GGliori Rockingham
md Putncy Lave elected Wing representatives Marlboro
Iorno, raf and Dummcr,+cn no choice.
Hia0so, Co-Rya'ion. sokbrdce, Woodsio' * Hartford
N1sor and Ludlow have elected Wigs sharon AM
Caycudsh, Democratic ard Springfield and Bethel no
dolce
RsHond Co-Butand, Castloon and Poilney have
elected Wigs Shorjurno a Democrat.
Ad4scn C0.-Vrgcnncs Wing; Midllebury Dem
Wig Senator'S are elected
Cronee Co-Newbury Wig Chc'sea, DEM Brad
ford 10 dooe.
Scaiu'ng returns from some twenty other towns show
about an equal number Of Wings and Demo rats elected to
dc House.
Tie Wh'rs have probably elected Senators in Windham
Rutland and Addison CouIios-from the others we have
returns.
Sl1aa8 Dsrotll BURLINGTON Wednesday Sept.
FiGytvo Towns have Loen heard from, and show the
occon Of q Wigs ard - Democrats to the Housewth
four Towns 10 choice.
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sgeria' Dazatl 20 The y T. .1.e 49,,
VssHlysTCy D c, wednesday. SEPT T. ls53
Tire wasa rrorrac.ed lesion ofthe Cabane; today
ACen.ul 10 barbados + under'iood have been ap
ro.ed ~ e mare Of the sFPontee has no; ransp'red
Tie FrCrch M.ssou Is III tic subject Of anz ous concern
and eer,ul+o+.on decision may soon b. anticipated N
he matter Con Cas- has been rendered the pos' but the
bsy bal lie has respe etiy declined The honor
wr Weikers rsi-raioa Is M.nser g Chin. seems to
lave leen unexpected even 20 himself Hl successor mas
not been d eTn.nc5 upon a. ut
Tie vorrg LADY whose escape nom the Georgetown Con
vent ,elerraEfed to IT. 7r1rHe On Sunday lst was
Hiss Mar Reach Of Mississippi She is supposed to De
worth tIree hundred thousand dolars in her own right
She was married today at The Naional Hotel The lucky
recipient # Ler hand and purse is G. y Jordan proprietor
ofJmdans SPRING. near W.nelasier. frederek Co. va
CdB,aeM Of Illinois my acccP. bis aTfo'n'meui 70 me
Carcohp 70 Duenos A!res lat week % Two VII ei'e
lei, re Die Eua de.ermnaio1.
Tie appointment to tic yenezuela Chargeshp WI s'on
Ia made.
An entire column Of appointments Of rsvenus oteer. VAL
atroar in 10 raorrows Ja01 but they have nearly az 0h
apters,od by announce nen.s made from tine 10 time IA
~. r-,I~rc On WE
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COLLISION or THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

Tie Democrolc Pres of Chi.aso Of Ft.ay, sept fur
u'sLcs DC rllcv.ae account:
Yesterday morning ab)ut = O'Clock. th, Express tain
,ftie Michigan Central Rll-1li comic west. ran INFO
construction train 0f Illinois Central Railroaf opposite
n American Car Comrauys Works ID the south part OF
le,n detained a. ID arb anil been keit back in various
VIVA in order thar those distance may understand
81 care Il tho Cosi0n n Is necessary o. state fla- both
DE Iro' md Mciynn Central R)al II 1rcssl. Use the
same track Tor twelve MI so1fh of tha city.
The train Of the Niclican Central Road was coming
round short curve on which was she high fence OF the
american Ca COMPANY. and i was impose DE 20 SEQ the
tr-tr who're the Illinois Central train stood m1re than e.
90. or twenty rods fr0mt Boh the engineer Gni con
G,or II he q cigan al train experienced AMI
very competent mcn, aud DO hane Whatever can ne az
trcfcd a. them This train .,l Of four first ca's,
two second class and two baggage ears None ottne pas
seuccrs In tie first class wore injured mere were
seventy five in the second class and o WHO saw
how tov smashed together were greatly a'ionhst
thai so few were injured.
Tho names ofthe Injured were as follows:
Ph'lir Dick. German. Of Buffalo y y Killed.
Isaac Powell ~ ceA, County Canada b. "a, hft h''
breast bruised considerably bu; ii is thought not dung
ously
Nailanid Weiheron of ,hc same place, collar bone
broken ard the bone to VIII h tho little finger Is alcne
Mt from the other mp 80 the wrist
John wilson, Of ;he same Place was somwIat hnii'
though slightly
he on.irocr and fireman jumped from the engine ant
received a few slight scratches.
All others the train 50 far as we can learn, escaped
iIhWt -
No ore on the Illinois Central injured Neither the
engine nor cars Of The Michigan Central were thrown from
tie track: bot the engine damaged and one OF the
emcrsnt almost ruined and the other was not
unoh better of.
thrown from the track md stood nearly az ri hi angles %
II The t-lr IL were hroh en- 20 fragments.
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were not to BE- allowed to cLOcse their own Delegates
ard be heard by them IN the dehoersons Oh me Oon
yentcp ought rot the Call to have said 80 Anybody
NAV call Convection, and on any sor' Of basis but to
invite DELEGATES and then kick them out or gag them
even b. so bland resolution as Gen Carys Is not me
fir thing What think you
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NIflIlfIII- y O nv 81 -
- I.-f Cr..' p s a-l.li settlement, shows an in
elsse e SiiCtooco in imports bore -1d aa inc!ss a
r cr ulugge orivtd OF -sc 90 ;uls over ll wear
Ihc Ice T-OGUct handled here 3 % third Of tie
entire crop o! the West and valued az yearly 50 000O1
pr Arnes gave bah to-day in $4,000
motion for trial IL tie Of Finilav fr for
ecry, has bcsn heard, and granted b. Judge Finn
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THE FIRrAlTN.



Albany.
Tie members Of this Company accompanied By Jones
Come Band len Albany FOR ills city on Tue lay evening
@; occ,k IN lc steamboat Manhattan They escort
ID .om he boat 10 hcr house in Wliamst by Washing
ten Engine Company No J. and the Albany Republican
Artillery They arrived IN Ibis city yesterday morning a.
O'Clock a1d were received the steamboat landing by
Guard in Ergine rpauy No g. whose guests they
during Their .iay and By them escorted TO Tamnany
Hal No 10 Engine was taken 20 their house in
Amosst.
Atlooclolk A " the Albany Firemsn were waited
upon by delegation from Nc. 20 Company who escorted
them &c tke Crstl Palace and from thence the Lainy
Observsory after which they parrook Of collation. az
SmLs Ho,el, in Perryst Ia the afternoon after wishing
the Hppcdrome they were escorted TO Mr. Earl Ho.e, in
prk row and partook Of collation. AMI returned their
q1areTs a. Tammaly Iilh
n be evcI. .laro was grand ;or,lr, procession n
With .r,1i one Ere mlanes participated 10 welsoule
tie Albany F.-emen ~ carly hoGr hundreds Of citizens
were copsacaioi IN the vicinity Of the Engine hons Of
No 60 II Amosst near G-eenwichav
Tie Iriue'rll decoration. az as follow
The house = Guardian. Engine c.. No % was Ham.
retef AID gr'-Of-ia-fiy decorated.
iew lol from tie engnehouse naa-uiacen. arch o.
eeoc-csul cn.w.ued viii aas wa ree.ei err Amos s.
Two cared rooster peI-hei ar each sid the
tor cf DE- fsei and ia tie center on TOP vas TAMPA
rt.ty upon which g rooster r1s p.-.-. y.
= st.-r -s---rl -rUu iils cr-l toward L-l CD -ll.
mas G benlcr "a which " -s inscribed
WfsC0NE
NEFlLSE L4li-E -0-l--l NJ. u.
Exp a. t-Lfa
Acre. Greenwich av. near Amos e. wac bl1le-. a-
Which was ilaeli3
WELcO'-- TO TIE ZE E-slo-ZERs.
\ -r. lf-- temporarily trl- l '-e r-alass na-4 ,-l'
engine house WIS rng wilt the procession w-i p1's
tul rockets IONA lllle-, and other -rtf le We d.
CHARGED &c tiey moved 1,0l- DE rc-te-
large national Tag wa hung aross e n the n7-lh
at TO the s0ufhwes corner Of GfeeaEiehaTenue and
AmOssi.
Tie Fire Compar.ss were formed in Inc at about %
clock 10 the following order undar the command Of
Grard Marshal Eugene Ward, aided By Daniel Mooney
ard George A jeremiah
Fira DsrisioE-sTEFHEy LAyE. Jr- Narshal
Adkins Band
Gu-.dia- E1riae Company No -, c-aTag th. E1g . q.
y = 81 'ors
Jolss Come. Band Of Albany.
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TRIAL OF nISnnP DOANF.

CAWDTN. y. J. " edneslav, Stlt. 7, l-lJ.
Tie Court Of Bishops relssomblod al the usual hour
Iln.er was offered by bishop Elliott, -,
The Court Is not yet fubishols liawts of No lob
Of Ala, and NhiehouFe Of III being absent lH' lh-ef
j. declined ly the meeting Of lis Diocess.
On Tie oonin- Of the Court, Bishop DOane was about
ia read in argument The report Of the Committee oil inc
I'octss allowed hy he order If The Court yes glay
vlCn tic rrerfrr Bishops moved that the COur do re
sond much OF said order allowed respondent 10 pre-.
Neworcy end permitted the same a. be entered on the
journal 10 had been passed without any opportunity on
Il "a part TO or cot 10 the same. The BsiOps al,o
itcitd 60 he construction placed ON The l a. follows
Its tho refurg of the order lust aDff u tlt the Re
sIondartay present 9, he Court th paper prepared
the Committee ol the Doc- SCI with tha to- mlny and
,,,vtoIc ,,,-.dnt , io.,u.i oarn1inr this notion
4 urosousors were asusuol excluded wh4e the Count De
fiCt.ol. - decision had been reached up 10 ~
O'Clock.
T., hop Doenc TO make a speech on the motion to Dis
ms Gle charges on the ground that they have ALREADY
hceuinve-t a.ed A. the Court decide the pres
OtQtCs.i0 D.. the tlial VIII doubtless proceed
hntr eCt Grating for two hours. the Co lr az clock
100 N1,l ~ Yeo-. ne a. AID Sav We ~ Iii
&c. Lave be, e.. follows;
.}r'.-Ii'.r rgll. Q. s.. s-la Or H. LIE. o.. Pei A.
asfs- bog iio.-e %. cequt VA. as .ent DO hi',
,a MeCc6, G.. 5e1 or,-t o. a., C.ss Of s. -. Wan
ya.l O. ~ nl-r-.y o. "ese.a n vs. ss-laa o.; Isziii
1lo Cour il, as.ed iho following order by v0.e Of
O,iaed dsiir refusing to re.cial iha o7lorp-op,s,l
o. .Ifl.D.r lD torf l,.Hse-. au.e % . wliu- thai
dc IoIlor' .ia have ai tA3 advantage wi 3D. Be-
d0ri'e iou OBJ proceedings Of .hs Convention e' ,hs
fsEo tu q. gil fiF de .-rine fi.t D., fh. atl1a the
Carr does uof l,,otnz, any -a ia ihe Convention cf
Nof|C-C o. s.r - o. parry be'1r, this Cour-.
1i, Nav ODD tile m..on we've. Bishops MlClskev
Et.'lI 81 i'lf. .u, and Delaney.
II .- .-.. r.orcl t.le T. '.' 100 AL p .slt
g., violll, ,r were clulias with TIA action o. .ae
trirrfl
1l l,svo. 'cif 'r.' ing fho floor thea p-o,ucol tlo
Tapor Pared hy he committee Il Is 4,ees AID causoi
ttsiu. b. .t r.d tie Sccl tary Bishop wainwright.
illfrcru ts l.rirg been read. Bishop Doan' proceed
t,ios Sex 90 rs r1f % &. mis- tle Prseln ~ aud
concluded h. desiring tl n l1 RS submitted d. la BE-
trt.... Ca q ..ll rU cd = q Court
or . s. Iooi.n te Court was again cleared AMI psal
~ discussion cn the proposition. they alj11r-cd III
llGI,aay.
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FAT,I AoorDEyr-Yes'ssiny. Gi noon, nan nansl
Jsroes Etrdre was instantly klisl at Per No 81 r
foot Of Core by the falling Of mahogany loys
Which were brg hosted from the lark Scott Dyer The
!aeAe BY which il vas beng raised tsQGe JOIN Kelly W..
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srs-ii D.ro,ai r. TTe =. y. Triwc
NruHlyEv wednesday, Sept 1853.
7leJ.vf'r. sore ofNr B.d-om. ut Ner London, was
rlf,dlas;1 'ali Of 6bout slC9J worth o. mar,hanlss
Tic burglars ccoTcd.
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Tie Cunard stesm.hip Asia, with three days later
nevs from Europe II low IN her twelfth day OFT from
Liverpool for this port having sailed Oh the 9th uit
Her news may be- expected G, any moment.
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An TO NEW.ORLFANS.

a oCiAT10N F0R THE LNHIIlfION OF I'D IFUI'INl "
ALL NATIoss, lCMc- -. y Broadway
NEW York. Sept s. 1883
IT, Fyqacis L. Hovks Cl0rL5 l.. frost art j. O-dea
IoodrgG Commi''.e Ho~arf Assoriatioa,de.
GFSTLENES | have the pleasure in compliance win
tic instructions Of the Directors 10 hand you check l-
sag being The not proceeds OF the Exhibition o. Wed
rCsday last BE pleased to apply 10 the relief Of ne sl
frers by the pestlence stil raging al New Orleans
Tie Directors o. This Association have received ron a
oessls OF their low cizcn. and from al parts O IA.
much support AID ssssin.- ' 80 49,;
f,Ipa'ly with tlo sufferers by ts terrible calamity.
az very rCs1 ectfu'lT yo-rs,
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a-en.9lork Daily gribunk,
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1s59

r. PsTuorf wanting ne Tyluae len q. islf
ey rS 10 q hrssh ths PosOnce. Free ii eeI ~esksys
IIe Il fie (tryi
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- nr,lncRAT1c sTATE CONYLNTION

sYnAosr. wednesday Stpt / l75l
Tic Dsuo,rlc PrmaI Meetings take place here - day
Tie Adansrtuos" are elout GO ahead n every War;
nldwIl p, rro iic'r Dlora., 10 tie SAFE CnTon-ln
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LADIES FuRxIsmso Rooms, No GO Broad

ws~-NEw-YoaE Arsust Ia5s-MccUSE, HksgELL Co nave
reesvfd "a. FsshoIs from Pss FOR Their Jsven and IN
repsuerf rch beautiful VARIETY u eric ~ oe
orsned Ls6ieS Turrps ROczs 10 90 Broadway o.
IHURsDay, SeTta lS5A
II NCDOyAIDs ADVERTISING HOUSE, No. 1U2
Ns.ss4 eorturss 70 sford tie reliable fc or ne
fo1-* al coc rns1cou ofr6s sdver snz s.e IL A. p.rs
a. h r su9 Cfuadss who wold ike eo1s1i-
r01. v With r. y md via cal on him VII - Esea
a. r pitces q ttnes b. scudBg heir s3or 20 - o
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C,ur returns from Vermont indicate election Of
State CiceIs by the people, and leave the Legislature
N doubt
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FIK1-Af % minutes rasi O'Clock hi. morning q ere
brke ont IN the potash es-ab sheu- Nos &C. s. and 20
Wssh1 ont. which thrsatenei to consams that enira
llaek fr0ua Wsslngton % Ves- IS
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ltt al lie 1lAfN NLNltu NLUlNi al tiin Nis q" eoA-
sidcr aud decide upon tie IroWeiy Of ealing
N~...'"'- r"~r~'~-"~ S""'~''''''' ~ f'nr meeting
to'@" women appeared anu eiH'No1 lisI' 10 take
pm J" - wig" was iesis'eu anu ue
io'''-Ho women ina 'AcH il'n's Soee'ing from inc
h'e'hg' AIo'o WHO remained ueeioea TO hold a
Void C'"1nton 10 assemble al Metropolitan Han
Ga ne On al 'pleuoeT' ana alpo'N'eu committee
WI" if'e'o '-e loHoNHs cur
u1... en- w o Il Ns'lcss on ts
l-t hi.y. ~ ls' ,',f, GO We. ,. 20
lia. oo,o.e b. b. ~ .aia CRY ga tie OIL OF a,T
,l ,tL Sat. ,.no a1l lf.,-.. 10 c.. each C5a..a-
qi,f., q, freu,n, ,- or s,,s.,,.n anl ,-.s Oh. e.n
er' a. 81 t - '.oa ena ,t u nc. +. -
..ss,''i "a''d On 'se u ~. o. .' a ~, ss -
900 rQrsuuH,,a IA te cry q Negie.R ora che 81 aar Of
,o ,,se us public irsoas. 'ni sr-n'ss in' ..a .
.i,sy IL re Ni.. isr by 81. ~, ~
'n r.. .s'i,. g. ar-sl..is ~ -. = ss -
,sl g sa,euee sic caa.e .4 ,'.T oaufc es..e
w. W ,.,.,,r ,,,,r., ~, I..,, 1,.,, TIN
Dc y. :. ,. Se'As' E'o =. k ,,as ~,
lh.B.i,.,s'N II J.u.CAls.c. a 81. .ala &c.
rN'tr H. ',i-c hi. dr. A., 4 s. Aa| En-
4-i Gov, ~. is' f-'f- Ia en-. s low.
.Ny,'..o.4a 10y 'sy. .a3i c II MI. hf.-s. co.
,,. s'....l lp,s ,,s5 ~ o,-.' o-i---
. i"'- W , tt'.' u, $500 -a--,,
,.,l f. t..l. @l' '.. % H. g. We. ,reo -t.a.
Ilcgloyc Cal. be it no-cd. was Issued in fun view
Cd he notice gwen at the preliminary meeting that
ue.e w,lo m'a as wei as women engaged IN tie Tenn
I,i,nee Movement VIC held that Nan had no right to
'o'cr-re for Woman IN what msnncT and by what H.
snum ont"Ncs sic sAohm H'or Tor TOTAL Apst-
rercc but that each woman must be lof free TO judge
t~i.,oir tn. ,r. l;,.ir,-, ,,,,i.,- hal .f,,n .,l
"' "N W iN
romeo that tls lsLI was me- on. ca-AOl Tor Jl-n-
l,t would he insisted en- by her in an iuporrant
49,. - -.s.- a. 49,. g. en- -. .
Al'i'iCe '"oi's 'S4'"e. al" w ~ 'N'' ,'o" VI
tlosc facts lie Committee Issued Tic above call ayi-
nc al Temperance organizations anu associations, -
rsry OF these being wei known to be composed Who'll
y. others partly OF Women to send Delegates to tie
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he mCr CR0P-U. $ FEIGATE SAVANNAH &c.


Zee f,rVcsti IN Georgia Lad iai.y comm need, AMI
d d, g',.i YVES unusually fine.
Ststr storms had occurred 90 Carleton AMI Slvaanah
B., .tuflg ihe cusi regular arrival of t,s nah 'ais
llt iIii- States FuClte Slvllnah, CImmanie- y r.
co- fssd from orok yesterday ir the Dsnzil Station
Another slave lea been i0Iri slcretgl board IT,
British chip Stmal in Lg.aqt0n Roads
Berirmin Eaten l,s..als.era . Ieurvbrrah Ohio hal
been detected In rottirc letter passing through his
ose. IL rcc-targ il escaping arrest ba otle- I1r1s
.r... .-,rf.a art irt.et .r
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severely injured By the same accident and was conveyed
10 the Hospital
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"a Tho sale Of PERTAINS Gift Ticket commence
of-v ~ (iin se Buiong 10 t9b galway We' ft'' so'
H. e.. ,,..,s,. Io.i}s Mus 30 90 IN lFffi a. i
Fou,s infc foc Blondwey lic1es ~ goo ri'-f l4l
x,rtf.f fff
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Il Dn. pOwIII, Ooalist Auli.t &c, receives hs
rsielfs non io8 o'.iock ea-y O. ~. org. 20 ~.
-, erd Fer feuffoils Arfifca - iAtl ~ 5l 'n i
81 main which move exactly Ike Size naui-i J end in1' 3D.
.oicr and
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?. ssIs. nov prepared % cas- b. ~ al c,r ing
and D. sffn CIpfirls ko caoce roct u Enfiin
erd A. rcsn from Z lee VIDE n.4 al ohff zo
0he r,ds ADJ Of which taey are ora n7 a. Pees mo-
fislfrss p
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NV sOsG.-Py ch0Wski, the great PgisA composer
t,s let esnI,'se BIZ M NV sola a. 20 ia y ~ iae
aisgt..,g- forever Lcse" "Lcl wiz De riy 1r s-le TO
NV Puffffl D. Iontt. WATEts Aoys5 blysowaY
E .le.t Il-no-- -I-l M n - ----l-o ~
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UCsfry by a. cfzfJ 81 a4-si Fi n VIZ 49,
w any Bot plsce Obtain taffe af ms NJ
saiifsd WITH iher puIcLss ~ e re1ra te SOD ana
have Their noaey. a h-'N'- 49,
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~ HousclcCpcis and all others ~ n .ai o - my
psss,,s5s &c would do wei a. n ".L.ADsoA e. ao-
IL "a v fos4f 80 l5l CIa BONES cOf-f oi u ~
uss he ornd tho J.. es l'1 % Hs i = io-'1
10 % Tuilic.
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GEMS BAZAhR, No. 5I5 BKOhD"Af' loi. MN =,
~ - poTgf1 Tbs Day fhe CD ms. superD ass5l-a Of
flierer EssS Drses an Of Dfns Boz snf fon ol,.s
ipg wi b crtntda the above ftt4t sim .L is G ~
,,s,,t, c,-r ~ p arf fashionable asormelt o. '-ef.I
49, ge,o, fnfsrfs Boz snd Yo-hy C9t1rr lles ela
80 prserr ed Tins p abr0cfrfs IancT taf-
Itssf ~ ~ drsns Shoes ard ,yely flre Or f1Ly A.es
.'-ll y 100 DESl|s Bsz1AA- 10 ,5 Dr0a1TiJ.
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nrrANCrNMAMANpr SArns- GAYlrn's PArrNl

-pohrkr NJ bo fois Malu0o.ulc 20 tha Jll scs
of he Al I've ,rltl tea G1fFYs rlbN de-
sac' fccls The bee, safe si ocs combined On ie world ',
No - T,sllst itloW N-ltuas io- T I'D johust
SEwING MAcmNEs.A machine sarpa' lag beyond
c,ursrror ri OH 10 aud 81. tlp lY o.n
dorf chlory ad 10 She tcst h4a ssur may be seen a.
oul store Ne 90 tAamhcfett GROVER 'AN-" a 3D.
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(nuYI.ISCs-PE PETERSON & HiMPBkEi. 40. 30
Bro Gyay have rso.ed sld o.. DOW ocng rera 4e % eA
pLi cepetnss imported eHp'isy POI c Itas
ofr oh q cffIet s.- 'fati
nnd Idn1cspo Bod,r aTIng any t ever 20 ths o1ulI
feJsl0r velvet Moquef A4uls 90 4 ftsiIf aH le'.
and Ill sdfr 0fcLCtrf tarpr e taaaf iY-'h ~ Pa.
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HOSIERY AND UNDEE-GARMENIs.--At. enti)n = ID
,ftd 10 the stock Of The I'D es't,lished
EEWioKE STOCKING AID LTDIkViA1kHT FAgIOAf
40 ELrnrl.
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H. c co1 IN sie,t vanity nfale 30 the msi5.ra C. '
Shawn niuEs-St Strawberry beds plaulel now VIII
bear ~ anily next sIr.4g lspoe TslJ j. 1,-} taf
,s,i,f, fle,of complete collection ir fne gT7 fY
NV Ard tfrr frge an iafc by received f = no "
s,sye ,,sed essiogaes gs. Plants care y Y1>f i9 a'y
@ ~, ,,ea .stss (arsazo paid hi.fk. Aiar-.s H.
IL xy.4r0n I'D Col.ut hufe.r.ei. B. .lcNi1 li-f
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p.rrfrTY & LEASE having iEsued ne fall Fashion

t cersns nsise their euornsfs sni ts bic % ex
-, :, ,rnse the aid i1trolcc Of tae
ss,seisn Hs Whet VII be sold q ihr ss low 2rcs Evas
- r bauffu Dsgneuso.J pc Lkeles 1lcu' 4dd2l
~ .tre RsTfEgTY LEssk. 70. u CAsh-1 -, opposle
rrdc q hath PslrIfa.
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r-Y KNOX FAIL STYLg HATS are now Ice .. !; a." 49,
-, e he word fsaio. Hi ~ 800 =.
essniy icDsd sowins tia ossaa,y q Js.fi sss7 .nd
~ Erox s.sere Only fhe r1e IN :,
49, fs n /. are chap tbe chtspes Ifoe "5 -
No Tu and ssC tteu