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FORM OF rnoXv.


Know MES PEEsESrs: That the I'M
iersigned, do appoint attorney, they
either them. -, In TO vote on ali que.-
before meeting the
Of IN. Richmond aud Danvs Railroad Company be held
Richmond Wednesday, the l@h day Of
adjourned meeting thereof hereby TAfyng
said attorney in the premises, uy " - present
aud voting In person.
In testimony whereof, - have hereunio anxed -
Nh. day Of Dec
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


Husrixos corRr fssrEabAr.-rhe jury In the case o.
Peter Lane Who stood convicted since the day previous.
OF beating the boy we.eer the Fair ground
eli fine Of SOS rs, which sum being paid. he dis
charged.
Henry wenholt. who stood indicted for misdeuesnor
In having received quantity Of stolen iron several months
ago found guilty. and sentenced to six months i'm
pdsonment. This continued from to
another since June last
John KinnarL convicted of-thro~ing rocks at
watchmen Browning aud Reed. Saturday night last
and his panshmeut assessed at thirty days Imprisonment
and kl6 &c fine.
The jury In the cf Henry Harding. indicted for
isdcmeanor having failed to agree, discharged till
to day.
Charles Farrell sailor, pleaded guilty to charge Of
petty larceny in having taken from clothing store
the Old Market three Shirts pair Of ovcralI, and fe~
other small articles upon tho prsext Of carrying them to
be inspected by the Of the ship which he belonged
preparatory his buying them. He imprisoned for
ons month.
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RECEIPTS on THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD

RECEIPTS on THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
The Republican pnbishe. the klio~ing statement OF
receipts the virsia and Tennessee Railroad. during
the month Of October, 1888: n
Tonnage East, 1899 l = tons
freight SS5O3 Is
Tonnsge West, 1925 tons freight 6so7 AZ
Way freight III 10
Reed for Passenger Faro 3s43 o.
tiI.Ss0 rs
This statement exhibits of receipts during
October those Tor September. of more than
thousand dollars. The road II daily developing in
creased trade aud travel along its line The ratio vi this
ncicasc gives lettering prospect that the business
the present completed portion OF the road will be
amply sufficient the snticpstons Of its
gune friends. Tn. President in his last annual report
states that the average length oi the oad In operation
daring the past year hty-eght miles. the cost OF
which, by proper proportion, 81 ,2i2 2o9 20. DID,
Grafton. a coat, a similar basis Of calculation Of
sl.56S,iIl 80. Hence IL will be seen that average
monthly Income twelve months equal To the receipts
Tor the last month the three iues would give
gross income OF about SlIs,00o from which, deductng
fly per cent for expenses net balance Is ef OF tS6
OOOor within traction Of per the proportion.
cd cost of construction This IL certainly most
couragng exhibit That the increase OF local business
assumed above will be speedily realized, fully jus
tilted in believing may be Inferred from the past and
transactions of the road, well from the
generating effects OF the scam-car wherever has
been opened for it, And IL such results presented
when the first mountain barrier OF tha southwest has
scarcely been reached and its mines OF mineral treasure
lie un,sturbed in their soltudes what anti
,ipatc when the road shall be complecd-wheu IL shall
unite with the iron work OF improvements radiaug
from Tennessee through every State Of the north west
aud south, and shall invite thence Ia the
Atlantic port in Vrgnis the riches OF their commerce
We forbcsr to sartle iogydom with surruse. ynrh
bury Iirginidn.
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g. ALE or NEGRoRs.-Ey virtue Of the Circuit
- Court Of AbmaT In the Heads Head
ais the undersigned will sell the highest bidder public
auctior WEDNESDAY the December az fair, the
fair dayD at the residence Of the late Valentine Head S
valuable Slaves consisting Of three boy and
/ child
JH-Cash negotiable good endorsers payable
tho Banks Charlottesville ncludns
\ the discount. A. RlvEs,
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H. w. HEAD, }Com'rs
nols-c6u q. X wATsON,l


YOUNG GENTLEMAN qualified teach Latin, Greek aud
N French, together with usual branches of English edu
OF getting stu sion Teacher. GOod
concentrations be presented liberal salary viii he
quited. Address A.. L. W, Richmond, Va nois-cwt~'
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ED,rL>T STONE HAMMERS. for ,aie sy ee',',,'

Passengers the Central Railroad School,
furnished with
nols-wtl5th Jan. Wa. r. VOOLFOLK, Proprietor.
AIOTICE-To THE STOCKHOLDERS TIE RICHMOND
~ AID DANNlLLE RAILROAD COMPAHY.-tbe sixth An
nuAl Meeting u the Stockholders Richmond
Railroad Company will be held In the Richmond WILD
NEDAY, December iith 1852 O'Clock, stoekhod
vi usual have the privilege
from the meeting, on ae oars, free Of charge.
T.. yANDEURsRN,
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I hNNfL-Ihr
n last sailing schooner CHARLES AIISTRuN Cant In
l.c Neke,son having reAsr portion her cargo Ef7S
rngaed AID gong ON board viii sail with slbie
| dispatch. For balance Of freight, apply
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CrystaI Palace, New York, July o, 1853
Exhitors their agents who have not already done
90 urgently requested TO appesr at the Crystal
Palace and prepare their for exhibition and all
hbors foreign and domestc arc informed that all the
in the building he opened and their
arranged exhibition Every possible effort will be
Necessary TO for the inauguration on the 18th inst
lrffdirr zf1 fibtnt 'ir c9hraliengn
sshibiror.. - \. hATCHELDER, Secretary Of supers-
Academia
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The Fishery Qucstlon IL q Complex AFFAIR,
settled for but y does Not require Ave
shirts ut CREAMS, Astor House. the perfect
specimens in their line manufactured in this
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CrystaI PnInc..--Vlncent 6ylnuolle. uni

sterer decorator the Exhibition Of all Nations
specuy informs he h prepared to receive orders
decorations Exhibitors select their coors aud
terals from large and complete assortment Of stuff by
applying at his ONCE, room l6 Crystal Palace
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Tll mako Your NVhlsltcrs Gro,,-Aye. and

yo'r mustacos or hair either Ny onguont II not only
retora,ive but IL wi Great hair beard there
been none before and 1T will not stain inure skin
81 bottle aent TO any part of the country sale by
c. GRAHAM 81 Ann street. Fowlers buildings and ali
druggists in the city country.
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Sewing Machines.-Che Anniversary OF

nation is at hae and is the individual
who buy sipgms patent sewing
machines. No imperfect machines with tw, needles,
making travelling seam using twice too much thread aud
chatting and unit ng the thread will the purpose
Singers nchin-s Others do perfect
sort Of fabric Call and examine them in operion at che
Office, No. 323 Broadway. l. II. SINGER & co.
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Sewing Machines-N0w justly Admitted TO
be superior to all Others making with facility hitherto
Known the only and fine stche, made by machinery
500 $3.50 Descriptive pamphlets forwarded
quest. GROvER, BAKER CO., "a Chambers street,
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UNLESS IL kissed thee back again,

Said Henxy's wife TO her husband, whom
she caught tlyy kissing her mniat
moon, and Benny has since "dreadully changad II ne
had only had his wes daguerreotype taken by D0BYNS
OlSSENET 4 v. RICHARl SON, his honeymoon would
never have grown old waned.
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col: 4 s A'tS y ssi's Of
az. e: ''if. .s AZ s'
s:s,y
that kNoxs hat: ss AZ siic
Hats-summer Hars after the Fourth
4. after re FOURTH There u month; Of ths
ss%:i: Il: ss:
Invigorasing CordiaI-Prore.sor Horses
IDysoratins Elixir or cordiaCure Of diseases
cam ds. q the N
sMsd dsbitsed and shat tered system Whether
. ~
u and as The
pss The stopping trembling victim Of depression and de-
ain .s.p h,: mind which pTsyieasis gloom
% yS
o. new ygor to his accustomed Nor is the effect
Il.
&c sd e the nth
sentnry h ss the frst scientific men in the old world
tohass stenoe-a stmssnt that entails no reaction
snd al sas The
q these brief and It nay well be said Of him Who takes
En The Elixir is an exhiiarsnt without single drawbsek
re- s as1Iy
Ir time since requested my opinion
sHs s &
ma or IN sss
ys %sns sss
the wasa
and 'as ;4 In
Bnoor1rr, N T., Nov ss., BE- Rss'A"'' WEEKS n D.
For sale y cnAs n RING, General Agent, 1902 Broad
Kellin0er's Linimcnt.-Thls Clean, Beautl-
fl and certain remedy destroys the poison the bites of
mosaososs nstansy ana answers double purpose when
sSs delights sad
fs's u: per- s sss in
Ispot. No $50 Pearl street. No 476 Broadway Hayse
How street. Hsrohsnss sell asn
dreds to one Of any other in market.
Electricity -Pulverm acherss Patent Hydro
electric ohain have since their had
attained curative agent the world
all diseases arising from disorders from debility Of the
ne
Ss an 81 en- a. Of
in The first case and Y nvsoratins
system latter Their porsaaoe
being ssaasd By The highest medical antiquities
ssssn ss - Prsssma q e s large S. batteries $40
one tor medical genemen-with testimonials and cures
Pss sss.ss ra%i...ass Of rss cent:
New YoTk corner Of Metropolitan Hotel
Hobensach's Wor I'M syrup and Liver pulls
a y another and my wife was sa attended By
third
CO. wholesale agents. 81 Barclay street.
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BOgfe's AmOle Ii the most delicious article
for aving and for imparng strength to the skin accom-
panied with smoothnes and elasticity Sold the fnven
tor WIN BO0LE No III Washington street, Boston; also
by A. D. y. Sands. No 100 Fulton street; WIN IT. Cary
Rne No ie2 ana Burton a Steel No As Broadway, New
Yorh, AID BY druKgAts generally.
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Undcrgay m ents, Gloves, md HOs1ery.-Th0se
who buy the best goods at the lowest prices for which
manufacturer. UNION ADAMS at No. SOL Broadway, op-
posise the Metropolitan Hotel and Niblos Garden.
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manuaf turer importer and Wholesale and retail dealer
In boots and shoes Of all descriptions respectfully in
his friends, customers and the public generally
that having made extensive additions h which Is
the largest in The United States he prepared
exhibit the most v.ried ard extensive Of
misses temens boys youths and nfants boots and
Shoes OF French, English and domestic
before offered to the citizens Of Few York.
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hAturhI, HENNf CAKUENENTS Water Tar
tarus solo or applied by tho inventor, II GARDENER,
first premium wig and tonpec manufacturer. The only
uaoturer OF the celebrated Bengaa Wigs No Warren
street N.B-Private rooms for dying
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Oregon, Sandwich Iilands and other Wholesale dealers
that there will he delay llir orders for his
wahpene, by the hundred gross Dozen he having added
three ciserug TO the laboratory MI twcaty
five thousand bottles Of wahpene week All
be addressed TO No ia Chambers street New York Sold
by the cipa druggists the United States
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
CHILD L0ST.-A LITTLE GIRLWAS LOST ON TUES
~ day afternoon in Cedar street She Is about ave
fair hair aud has ost the nail OF the thumb OF
lefthnnd Her name Is Annie McLary Whoever found
her will relieve her distressed parents by giving information
at 10 Watts street.
INfokNsTION WANTED, OF SARAH BARTON,
arrived from Ireland the 9th March last an
stopped Mt Mrs Mitches NO " Peck slip New York IL
she will AXE known her present res will DO
sent her to reach her anxious father at Hamilton St
county, New York Her letter. WRITER TO give notice
Of her arrival not received until tho last of June
DEPORTATION WANTED OF MISS sIBILA HOOK.
urter by her brother Nicholas liockurtler II ths
should meet the eye OF her. or knowing her
Whereabouts they will please communicate to ~ Hook
urtler at Mr.. Bucas 204 William street.
LIT BIS HoME,-A Roy NAMED EDWARD FITZ
IL gerald about sixteen ofa1e left h home at Tann
tor Massachusetts, in company with two other boys tho
15th Of June last Any information respecting his where
abeuts will be thankfully received by his afflicted parents
Davenport * Mason's Office "a Broadway, New York.
AIR. JOSEPH PINE, MIGHT sCAvENGER, PLEASE
IM come to log Greenw lob street PAUL SHoNHALSS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II 0sT-oN WEDNESDAY, JULY Q, NINRTy.THREE
~ dcsrs in cold in small pocket book IN Wal stree
-, wsea h-rs..sls LAoL .na sssses
ever viii return the same 70 So University place win receive
l0rewAld, and no inquiry made. Tie loser 10
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equivalent in good clothing for the money paid Visit
HENRY l.. POSTERS Clothing warehouse, No a Cort-
and fashion superior ft and style, Is always hand
Orders with promptnes and punctuaty rarely
mai with.
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IL IL absolutely necessary TO Health and
cleanncss is 6rmed by the opioions many eminent
scientific gentlemen We speak of the Glass Filter
the only ecetual instrument for purifying water Have
you usediu II not you should Depot No. 3l6 Broadway
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Defiance Salamander Safes GAyler's Pa.
tent ROBERT PATRICK is tho sole maaufact srer in
he United States Of the above celebrated Safes and G.
Gofin's Impenetrable Defiance Locks the best safes
and locks obned In the world. Depot No. l92 Pearl
street door below Maiden lane formerly No. 90 John
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Married.

On Wednesday, JULY Q, 1T Trinity Church, by the Rev.
DR.. Weston, Mr. WILLIAM 81. CLARK Of Rochester N. Y,
to MISS SARAH E. SHOWERS Of this city.
On Monday, June 20, by the Rev J. A. Foerseh, Mr..
THEODORE GUsTAvB REcKY of Berlin city, Prussia Ger
many, to Miss ANNA SABAM Of county Tyrone. Ireland
In this city, by the Rev Henry Chase, Mr. WILLIAM W.
BnBY of Boston, to Miss JANE E. third daughter Of the
late Richard F. Paren Esq and granddaughter of Mr..
James Fales of New Bedford, Mass.
kas,ern and Western papers please copy
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Go-rauo's L,qnld Hair Dye liz, without en-

nption reservation sbe best invented Beware
pufe5 5yea Equally celebrated In Gourauds Medaaed
leap for curing pimpes freckles sao chops rough
40 Fopdre Subtitle hair from part tho
sndy Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss at No 81
Walker street, Broadway.
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az tho Cryseaa Palace, = the
14th Or July, Is63.

Inaugurasssn ar tAs Crystal Palace, = she
18th o. Jolly, Is53.
PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS.
sf.vt.to. admitting the holder s.d LADY .tsad tis
=. s:s ::s.sa: saisss si
10 IN Their Ss s. u h
them sises q The entrance on Torsissh
Sop ssd .Ia 90 ON Vii enter
the avenue. and b. shown to their places BY At
Exhibitors Who have previously obtained their tickets
Il. wii
be me n .ss,;. rily excluded o,.,x .x Am
The doors win opened for all others entitled to sdmis
AZ O'Clock the will be closed and the
PARTICULAR attention called to the preceding regulations
The ceremonies finLugurao will proceed in the follow
As.ss isr sssssl.n
Guard Band and members Of other socisties
$ address BY the President Of the Association.
Sss iii sIoss WITH the H.leuAh chorus
Bells will be rung to notify visiters when the time Of
J. N. BATCHELDER Secretary of the superintcnden.s
The Crystal Palace will be Open to the
Try 20 e s M
s until further .tm;.. n0si'e
Children under twelve years Of age cents
Season sshsts can he procured AZ be music STORE d
Hall Son. No $50 Broadway corner Of Park place where
purehasers will please to sign he register
Of hs
Secretary Of the superinteadents.
New York. May 81, IsD3-The Directors on
hs Asso...n for :hs sshsitiGn e The Industry q a
III r., r. s
they srssted and the n1hbon which They have pre-
proper thu. II should be lnswn that In order TO II
ssun;.yn:. seha:sy ana sssisaitss.i Implement.
* ssysss as s:s
$i'ss . ..r,...
and ssso wSioh n: .s:as
talent e The ha: been employed ..d ne found.
ihs mineral 1s:os.s:. q shs :san.sy. -. ''-
~ 10 :.
ecnsrac.ion the Of beauty
ss N
e spns
result promises % most sratifyns and snvsf6y
* K: as ssn
response from The Of foreign countries. =
:Is nd
ri .s h s e.
Of ne branch q !,
and pelios has eonhded
two oeers Of the Navy Of the United States Captains
ment given to the appointment Of these gcnNemsn wh
vices in which they have been employed affords proof
the confidence reDosed and the interest," felt by tho highest
authorities Of abe in the objects Of ths
enterprise.
gentlemen have organised ths department - fsl
lows
J. n. 14schs.der-seeretazy Of the Superintendent:
Samuel WebberArrangement Of Space and ClasGncAtep
Prof d. Sillman, Jr.-knerxlogy and Chemistry;
d p. Johnson-Agrioutural Implements;
Joseph e H0mes-Maohincrv.
Edward Vincent-Textle Fabrics;
Felix Piatti-Sculpture.
The Ocia Catalogues and the illustrated Weekly Record
Il the exhibition 20 be Published In ths building by
Aessrs p Putnam Co., under the supervision Of the
Association.
The directors ssnsbly fs confidence rspose6
thom BY their fellow citizens in AL parts ssurtry:
and they win ontinus 10 make every satisfy tASr
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whih removes ell doubts from the mind IN Instant The
seeptc the color of his hair changed before his
own to rich black brown In few minutes 1t Is
applied privately and sold wholesale and retail at Crista
doro's, No castor House.
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Hat1.-6ummer Haas After the Fourth.-
No need be deferred from buying
Il after the Fourth There fun months Of the
hottest and most depressing weather 10 still
complete in beavers and straws with
travelling felt hats. WAhN0CKS, hatsrs Broadway
Irving House.
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for enlarged veins Of the legs elastic knee caps spiea
braces ladies' belts supporters club foot knock knee
and bow leg Instruments with assortment Of children
trusses, at n o. IL Ann street Broadway.
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No extra Char re for the Ride, but a fair
f SEY il ssSa ssssD r ss: &
where the very best clothing in every vris.
Orders executed with promptness and punctuay rarely
The Fishery Quc,tion Is q Complex Affair,
b. fer but Ss ss issHs sSs s
shirts at CREAMS, Astor House the most perfect
Undcrgaym Gloves, and Hosiery.-Those
ybo buy the best goods At the prices for which
m.nuf.stur.r. UNION ADAMS. No osi Broadway. Op-
Boots and Shoes -. Cnhill, 377 broadway,
IN od 81 al .ns ss dealer
Ss n msas as ana uss
s sse aa sss
shsss French, English .hd So%e;o Manufacture ever
Sewing Machines Anniversary OF
Is who spsms pssens sewing
machines No imperfect machines, with tive needles
obasps and issns The viii the purpose
q @ and srs's
Office, No. 1913 Broadway. In. SINGER & co.
Sewing NIachines-Now Justly Admitted to
be superior to all Others making with facility hitherto
the only last and sne stitches made BY machinery
quest GROVER BAKER chamssrs street. GO re-
Defiance Salamanca Safes. GAyier's Pa
he United States Of the above ceshraei safes and F. g.
Goahns Impenetrabe Defiance Locks the bes. safes
street door below Maiden lane formerly No. 90 John
street.
IL IL absolutely necessary TO Health and
cleanliness Is 6rmed by the opiaons of many eminent
the only eectual instrument for purifying water Have
you ussdi II not you should Depot No. 36 Broadway
Trusses, shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings,
braces ladies' belts supporters club foot knock Knee
and bow leg Instruments with assortment Of chdrens
&3s-BarcheIor's Ce,ebrnted Hair Dye and
Fi Factory removed to No 2S Broadway opposite the
60 all who patronise him. that their be
s.ser supplied By him than at other establishment
hs world.
CIistndor0's Fruid Hair Dye Is n Psepn rntlon
which ell doubts from the mind in The
seepc may the his before
own eyes 70 rich black or brown IN few minutes II is
dore's, No castor House.
Gowreuo's Liquid Hair Dye liz, without sr-
puhet dyes Equally celebrated 10 Gourauds medieated
ss Tone dPsss uproo o aSS part TopS Se
ndy. Liquid Rouge. Lily White, and Hair Gloss at No. ~
Walker street, near Broadway.
m You Want to get Your Hair Dyed tn
lock natural, use HLNRY CARDENERS Water of Tar.
hrst premium wv and tonpee manuiactarer The only
mar Of the celebrated Bsngaa Wigs No 6Warrcn
street N'b'-Private rooms for dying.
III make your vVhfsIxers Grov-Aye and
yo.r mustachios hair ethor Ny onguont II not only
been before and !, will stain or injuro the skin
= bottle asnt to part Of the country sale by
druggists in the city or country.
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Kelllnger's Llnlmcnt.-Thls Clean, Beautl-
fl and certain remedy destroys the poison bites
mo,iuitoss instantly and double purpose when
y stops nervous headsehs Immediately; delights and
patent on each nppicstion Sold in
epot No $50 Pearl street. No 476 Broadway Mrs Hayse
Er0okyn; Hopes Co., Of Chamber and Hudson
strets How Co Chatham street. Merchants sell hun
dreds to Of other n market.
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23a.-BnrcheIor,s Cs,ebrnteti Hair Dya nnd

Tt Factory removed to No 2S Broadway opposite the
Park fountain Batchelors well earned fame is
60 all who patrone him. that their wants be
estor supplied BY him than other in
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Ths Uumsr that Mayor Wessexvelt Caught
eeld in his bead by wearing Knoxs
tesvers, not true. He caught IL while fishing
catching Kssahass hight and airy articles i 70
might be led n suppose that no danger Of catching
cold BY the great change But Ws ell in his eycn The
e,mfort experiences Is 1t all events we'll worth
small risk that 10 KNOWS hats sold l2s nj
ton street.
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THN3pORh ssnGWICK Preadsnt-
We WRITTEN, Vice fsssdent Treasurer sad Secret
L. c. STUART. AsSistans Sserstsxs
lhe National Police aazstte Ia now out,
contains large Of interesting TriaA Of
policemen i'm foreis and California criminal
original story sold everywhere.