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Whfx Nominations.

CEstoa Co.-Assembly George V. Hoyle District At
torpey Campbell Mclean Sheriff, Lot Chamberlain
XVIII Orleans. Gesesee asd Niagara.-Senstor,
Ben Field, Of Albion. marble stonecgtter
Y Utter gnd DelQware.-Eiskim Sheriff Of Shan
daken. former NJ c.
XIV Caysga and WayEe-William CLARK
CaSHga C0-Dissrict Attorney. theodore NJ Pomeroy
OssiSa Co-Assembly. A. Pierson Case
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LATE FROM MEXICO

NEW ORLEANS Wednesday. Oct 10, 1883
Tie steamship Texas has arrived from Vera Cruz bring
ing dates from the City Of Mexico to the 81 inst The
news is generally unmIortsn A Mexican war steamer
left Vera Cruz on the 9Th with 900 troops for fucatan
where a revolution was reported.
Don Limo Alcoria had been appointed Minister OF War,
to succeed Gen. Tornel deceased.
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STRAcUsE, Wednesday, OCT II, IsoJ'
The Union Democracy" held County Convention at
the City Hall TO day and made the following nominations
Alfred Hovey Tor senator; VIM Porter, of Jordan for
District Attorney Thomas Robinson for Superintendent
OF the Poor; Edward I Slocum, for Justice.
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CINCINNATI MONEY MARKET.

IINtINNA1I, " ednttuhy OCT t. I5'5
There is an extreme pressure in our money marke,
Loans are obtsinahle very limited extent only on any
terms The leading Of interest range from 10 TO "a
per cent. per ennum.
The steamer Flag bound from this port TO ". Louis
laden chiefly With dry goods sc sunk at Flint Island in
the Ohio River 90 miles below Louisville
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PITTsBt Ron, Wednesday, UT. It I'Il'
Yesterday afternoon, the rope broke on Plane No 8,
when two sections of the boat Geo w james, which was
about half way up down striking the other sections
and breaking into fragments boat loaded with 100 kegs
of pow der 200 Of which scattered about and
sl living loose the track. The detained in
consequence ohayng to be pushed round the obstacle by
hand
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OHIO ELECTION

CISCSNArI Wednesday, Oct ~ 1883.
The votes this County yet only half counted but
the entire Democratic ticket elected by majority OF from
LOCO to 500 Five or six tickets were voted throughout
the state and oil mixed that the counting proceeded
very slowly
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The Wings Of Boston held ratification meeting las
pipbt. Abbott Lawrence presiding Mr.. Everett made
lono sneecb aOainst the new State Constitution
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Private letters to Orleans speak of the discovery
Of an extensive conspiracy against santa Anna a'
Puebla and arrest Of several persons OF eminehce'
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CLosE or THE F,RWe requested to state that the
Crystal Palace Management; have fixed no definite date
for the closing Of the Exhibition only that viii be during
the month of December and sometime previous to the
close Of the month
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NON ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

SAcKyILIE, y. b., Wednesday Oct. FL L. VI
Our latest dspatch from Halifax is dated at o'clock
this evening at which time there appearance the
Canada Il was then raining hard with a severe gale
from the North and have been unable to communicate
with that office since
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WIG NOMINATIONS.

ALBANY Wednesday Oct u, 1883
The Wings Of the WITH Judicial District have nomin
aed Amsziah b James of 81 Lawrence
The Whies Of the XVIII Senatorial District have nom
mated George Richards of Warren for the Senate.
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oP THF AMERICA

BosTos Wednesday, Oct y, ls53
The royal mail steamship America, Capt Long sailed az
noon to-day with 40 passengers for Halifax and "a ior
Liverpool Among the latter NJ. Meagher VI 4,
and the wife Of Thoe. Francis Meagher She takes oet
$500 oco in gold coin and ingots.
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An anonymous correspondent communicates the informs
ton that Wheeler IL Bristol not Division Superntend
emf; but the experimenting Engineer the Erie Railroad
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yERMoNT GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

MosTfELIER, Wednesday, Oct IL, 1880
The General Assembly of Vermont conyenes here TO
morrow The greatest interest Is felt in relation to the or
eanzaon and is impossible predict what will be the
final result
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By THE OLD LISE WINGS.
"a Hard .fidcyran-J0hn Cornell
.iisenl{y-M Bennett.
TIff,h C0auci Disfricf-Charles J Howell
INA Council Disfyicf- Charlie. ;. Tsppan
ALTId Coz1ctI Disfyicf-John Mcintyre
ALIId C1ascl Disfrtct-William h smith
NLIJth CgracI Observation-Disclosures HOdgkinson.
ALTh CluacI Disfricf-Saruel NJ Husted
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The Canada. low fully due at Halifax had not been
heard from at o'clock last night,
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Irr Nr,v AnAMANTINE pApER Ar SYRACrsH.

The NEW ADAMANIINE FAFtaa n u hANU IL
STRAcUsE, Wednesday Oct. IL, 1853.
Charles s. Yedder, OF The Seheneetaay Reflector, has
been invited the editorial charge Of the ALBANIAN
tine paper in Syracuse Il Is doubtful if he accept
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THE WATER QUESTION IN PROVIDENCE

PEOVfDENcK, v edI3sday, Uct. Y, Ie)J
The vote Of the people takes in this city to day on
the question Of bringing water from Ten Miles River in
SeekoDk Mas TO this place, and decided follows
Yeas, 35s Noes go
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~ rHE IENfER AscE ALLIANCE
.Iu.flrr Of Ssprr-.e Cosgf-Charles p Kirkland
John Duer.
'1siietiy saffft" IY-F''- John Anth0u.
Disfyief .ff'0rneg -Charneey schatsr
Gofon3r u ne .fisis-ff0i David Mage
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James +. Broome was inaugurated Governor OF tlor'
ida On the Sd inst He is in favor OF the immediate
removal Of the Indians
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sFNATORIAL SUMMATION.
DruocRATIC NOMINATIONS.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Wednesday, Oct. -, 1888
Robert D. Barnard, Of Hudson TO day nominated
a. the Whig candidate for Senator from the With Dist
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aem;11or]s DaiIn gribn1re
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1853.
ro coRprspoyDExTs

TO CORRESPONDENTS
Comm1nieetoas "hAeFes
INTENDED insertion be sltbentoArc oy ns ns 80
sl5rea of the wrer-rot necessarily for publication. bt
fusrsntss Of his good faith. ,-.
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SEWING MACHrNEs-CARD TO THE PUBLIC per

advertising himself as paientee VI the
rna Sewing Machine and claiming that all who machines
having needles with the point RESPONSE
contradict Howe the
,sins pAtenee John Greenoush and George Co!l each
hsd rsten sewing Machine before Howe obtained hs patent
Office show Howe the original and
o the machine which he obtained MS patent nc
the lie
combination of the eyePonted neeae
stitch with thre ads
IN common things which form the essential basis OF 81
Sewp invented by aud were combined IN
Machines which were used and extensively
exhibited both in Newlok aud baltimore more than ~ years De-
fors Howes patent granted ii.
81, Law no other person myself could can haves valid
nat, the shuttle combination
* them The proof these fsets Is abundant and conclusive
circumstance would permit
60 enforce nv rights applying for patent for original inv
cn am by law emitted and due doaht will set
a. In that case license viii be protection against my
Just claims and shall then ash and insist upon just
m Ali who feel Interest IN h sac
eans the satisfactory evidence that
the hs original inventor Of the Sewing Machine
wkITFR HUST No us ChAIlcsst- NY.
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r,,,. session. Of the Illinois and Michigan u sss.'a
are being .gtssed By our exchanges from thoss Sa'e
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Ior,u.sA--7be whigs Of the 1t Di-.rit have -"
mated Thouu,s s. Nsekey Scf Congress
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SEWING NACHINEs'-AH persons maAlng, seIIng
os ussne Machines having needle needles with
eve point hereby toned against Infringing ORR
sa granted Sept To- s4 all infrnges will be held
accord The following persons licensed 20
SEWING Machines under said Patent VIZ
Baker Co the American
Mssrctc Sewing Machine Co aud urho Of Newl orb Noh
o BIS and LeroW az ho.en' Mcs.rs ooidredge Meme
Moore Lynn, Mess and A. h. Howe, ofNl
EllAs HowE ia Paieutoe Of Original Sewing Machine
No 500 Broadw a,ew-Sork and Nc 81 Hanoverst Boston.
SapfG nj
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EY EowLEks d WELLS, PhrenOlOgsts and Publish
sts Clinton Hall no. I5l EsssAnet. Eew-York.
r E s1 , ANp PrRrMPronY SALE OF REAL Es.

EATENsltE AND IEREMPIOk1 SAIL of NEAL Is
TATE AT invite the attention capitalists ami oher7
sale Of Real Este by ANTHONY bLEEcKEk THs
ib Inst o'clock al the Merchants Exchange CONSISTING
ofSGJ ebo building and Bushwtcs immediately "a
Joining City Brooklyn situated on beautiful ground and sd
fof m, do mprc the whole plot forming
blocks ground founded by Division and hversreena
The nearly all fall size being mostly -
'front.' depth; the soil Is excellent and tho
around Is quite very little grading required TO make
building thereby svod
expenditures sometimes Incurred IN pang
hudiIg size This property "a desirable either for h
capitalist mechhsc wOkngman. for two three reasons
HIst-FTom l. rapidly improving ucighborh0od'
and only Wamsburg end ferries Including uef
said ferries also fccksp and Orandt Ter
hal hour BY the above property 10 East New1 ork
Also ia being 20 aud from the cry
ktw-l being half hours ride by som WI
an us about hour ride from the Brookyn Ferries for
Wiamsbueh Ferries with the village Of East New
YoTk ana with the Long Railroad another important
IL no In bs property that the grant for the Dvsonav Railroad
Legislature In June last requr the rosd 70 be
from the Of the act thereby enabling
punstr % nd 10 their business either Ia Brooklyn
WILLIAMSBURG the City Of kowlOIk, without
The title unqHes ionabe and against nnssues viii
be inserted IN the deeds and the VII be liberal the
purbae 70 the purchase bond
sad mortgage For fully describing the above property wh
rthe particulars apply 10 the a0etioneer No. Broade sO
MRLoDEoNs.-S. ID. a H. w SMITHS celebrated
Melodeons tuned the equal smentthe harmony as
sood In the Il in the commonhe only Melodeon
tuned and unqnstonably the beet To suit some parties
monthly payments Gkeu. -. .o
HoRAoE WATERS (sole Agent No SSs Broadway
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By rHx OLD LISE wings.

MAIZE LAW CANDIDATE.
~ .ffse1 lly DsHicf-WillizIn b. smith.
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The proceedings of the Wing State Convention OF
New.Jersey held yesterday at Trenton, are given in
another column. Strong anti-mOnOpoly resolutions
were passed, and JOEL HAYWOOD, OF Ocean County
nominated for Governor Mr. Haywood is q mechanic
man Of character and standing and has served in the
LeQsature We are informed that he is not only the
foe of the monopoly but an Incorporating temper
snce man also.
We learn that the following gentlemen have been ap
pointed by the General Reform Association Com
mee to assist in forming Ward Reform Associations
throughout the City:
PETER CooPER No Lexinr,onay.
HENRY ERBES No. l7l Centres-
CHARLEs {. NORTH, No IS ChsmbersN
Isaac II. BAILEY No 81 Godst.
WILLIAM II. HOoPLE No 81 CLIFFS
JOIN RIDLEY. no. ia Fihhsv
THOMAS r. WHTNEY No Ho Broadway
ANY person can obtain information in regard to the
present movement for Independent Municipal nonina-
tons by calling upon any of the above gentlemen
And let all who desire an honest government Of the
City lend them helping hand.
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SEWING MACHINES.-A combination of all the man.
of inferior saving machines made In Massac hn aud
Cor he's been ente rgains SINGER Co We
the public anime all and buy the best The genuine
New machines eXhbie and sold by alone
l. NJ SINGER a Co. No 32j Broadway.
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BY CITY REFoRNERs.

Jffiit- ~ drt-.Aderz William Tucker.
INfk-H arf-Aifer sGn-Perer z. NOorha.
Assrssr-Abrsham DeuArest.
ATLhi-CJ1lcE D.sfricf-HOrstiO v Wild
AEIffD- C0sacR Dsfrrf-Dsvid Coleman
XfkA- ConacH DisBte'- Csspar Child.
NAh-C0uncI Ugricf-EdEin N.iRWnEhi
XXhf-C0uacii Dlsfrief-Henry p Dee
NXIh-C0gacil Dlsfrtcf-Chsrles J. Holder.
XAIIB- C1nnci DisfTicf-Cornelius Cooper
XXIyh-C1rnr1 Distyict-Alfrea Brush.
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HsAD
Jssf.c q SugTr1s Csurt-Ihoul-s W. Clarke
Samuel Beardsley
Irsfires q SuTeror Cocrfi Thouas J. SUTHERLAND
Peter \. Cutler.
Jasfirs n CsnMoa Poas-Chsries p. Day.
Dsref Affsyrog-Horsce CLARK
GcreraCr Of 4ns- ffyase-fsaac P Townsend
HID Senatorial DsfriCf-Thouas J Barr.
IVA Senatorial Ds,ricf-T Thomas B 81 John.
Senatorial Dxfrtct-GeOrEe G. sckles-
VIA Sesdt5ri0 Dsfricf-JOhr Doherty
"a Aarnhg Dfrct-O sOfxe r Alden.
FIlfi .ifsesibiy Dis,ytf-Atrahau 3 Miller
We do not understand that the Reform nominations
mentioned above have the eounenance Of the Cooper Com
mitiee they apparently Independent Of that move
ment
The Hard" advertised their Assembly Nominating
Conventions for ast night but could find only about
quarter OF the meeng and more than half Of those were
informal
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r
rortsfiopa euale lutte his grand Emporium No 3i5 Broad
VA, 10 offer hem greatly reduced prices Recues eyey style
and usefuy furnished and immense stock OF Fans
sasIfed 10 condition Bforte Monnaies Music
ora Dressing without number together wits Fancy Goods
Iexe Of every descfi
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q
e. are now prepared e1ht their Fall Styles comprising
sotleto ana desirable Of rich Velvet Tspe Brussels
Tedv and InsrsiD CarpenFs Also choice stock OF bnsn
OIL Cloths from "a feet wide ana all oeI s0
percinne the trade all Of which they are oierns Ps Ha
Sbsll.
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Cuy.P CARPETTS0 NJ GILLESPIE, No. III

evv a now his variety Of CApetins Oh
1sobs Drussen WpoOw Shades 6c &c There DO
see n the City greser 70 purchasers are Of
ter,f o. iso VI. ss.s suf snail uTohts
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i1ainls, Glass, &r.

GERMAN WINDOWGLASS-Just received lot
" ofFsncy and Colored Wndo FGlsss For BY
JOHN ;. BIRCH Co. No III Pesrlst- Hsaover-la2re.
ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS-New Orna-
~ paeed Engine Engraved which
forms entire Obscure works Canpown, N-Eersey
Specimens b examined and orders len 0ce "a
No. IS Broadway, New YORK. COOPER BELCHER
Manufacturer sole GAss Contractors for the Crystal Palace
ZINC PAINT.-The undersigned agents for the sale
~ OF White Oxyde
and Lehgh Zinc Co. prepared receive ori for tbs
and would invite the particular attention Of tie trade esdsn
superiority others Of Aedcsa
cessful competition with The best OF fcreiz1
DeAer with confidence depend npoa
sired supply o. the Paint Shh win BE foaHd recommend Itself
for purity BODY and uniform walsae
ranged the liberal footing
JAMES 7. LEWIS Co. 10 s. wA,sr-t
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fire proof Safes.
STEARNS & MARVIN:

CILAs C. HERRING TO sTEARNS 81 MARVIN:
- renew fair and impartial ehanss might say more
Safes Of equal thickness and given the privilege Of
with relative letters patent to be furnished them
should you decline this challenge have dono with You hence
forth and for. ever in regard to the testing Of ssiss
propose test Safes shall accept IT, notice or tesard
You have led long expensive
Oyty by p5eaTg On ZONE Of your published articles and IN
srcr stcee suoGry S1uEdng insncere declarations
the @ a s S
Safes previous 70 my CHALLENGE OF l4th sspemos
safe with fsnge thus cg that the Safe You make AMI
s s 70 y az elil Sa 't ia 1p,S o
THE T9LowINe Is MY LAST ANP FISAt caAEsENdE
propose urnh With patterns of ny safe for
with Rh and foreman make oath that
contains that composition and no other further propose 70
be filed with my composition applied in Herrngs Patent Fire
DS The aid and nothing else The filling in th
SAFES be Of equal should my pattern be oensd TO-
the city skeleton sfe' to I'll the Other
would further propose the satisfaction Of the public that
o D ses the Ds the Safes We to psce our re-
spoee lei in The hands Of said Committee mat tnsy may
or the Committee of three you liberty to choose two mem
The Safes publicly By FIRE under the direction Of
Committee appointed By Us equally and iS taa PSpT only %
pay the expenses attending the trial By FIRE ,, .
point which hope to nail The challenge meets you on your
protessed desire OF
of equal equal thickness and have ryen 10 make the pub
Tic believe wanted something else You have talked OF my
putting doube-hange against single knowing thar make
dubanees exouveya have lodged to pom OF the
think have oornered last Curses they
ROGET ard here proposition has come home
VIII you reject 1T Let US have no more back
filing Come to the haul down nag 10 ths
Champion play second fiddle for the
lives slLAo y HEktlNb
rTHE SAFE CONTROVERSY-We the under
signed Committee appointed by Mesrs srEARNS MAR
WIN with Mr. HERRN0 for trial Of their Safes By fire.
have been much In the
statement from Mr. Herring incorrect lis details and AZ variance
with violation Of pledge given BY each not to
publish thing until the Committee made their report That report
cnuot until eceivd from Nj Herring 10 the
CHALLENGE him by Mssrs Stearns L Marvin.
HENRY c. BOWEN Chairman II b. CLAFLlN,
John b. PALMER ROBERr NEWELL.
New. York Nov II, 1853 JOS. q. GILBERT
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o-r,or or nscrrvrs cr Tazss No 7HeT ci, "a. re-
g.,AXTS EOk is-5.-TaX-pagers are hereby nptl -
-er c~nf VIII b. slici 70 a are
- o., 80. srv al scr nber rczt snd iTo per es- a ~
az o r--s upon .sx-raye-s ihs t-polts-e o. ~
4te e. alb ~ Laf tls er'~a go 1i-i 80
inE e. ts4-y - IL Eesi1ss 10 IA atiiJ1 y th, ef
80 Uours for rrcelsi1e .-Ate -. 80
n BAnk-hie a-1-i HARVEY HART Receiver Of -sx..
xrPteT P0WDER.-B. T. BABBITI is the org
T., he Chemical ie.-t PoTer VI IA . PIE .,a
~ - =. es Wsshingoa-sf New forx ~ "a
9ss vho prrchsss should zee tni hey get -A VIII III
AZ usucc
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Professional Notices.

MACHINERY.-Pe Persons engaged in Constructing
w Dsn3s requiring Plans Elevations Detail Driwin
have them executed with No ISL Broadway Rom
No y Wn- II. HICKS DaaEhsnsn-
II s BOUNTY LAND and PENSION OFFICE
- No g Chatham opposite Chanbe.s
eeer musicians ard who served In the Artillery and Nil
tis the OF 1912 By the Of assea
April 1914 entitled &e for contingent clothIar
and equpmnA ke and BY the October ls IS per
These claims will attended 10 ana shoa
rade up without delay NICHOLAS HlIGHr
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3nSirnrtiou.


4 GRADUATE Of British University .noro 0.s.
n has, ana succtsfa teacher In America iy nay IN
sftepoors evening pepae1 70 II,
s elases Of ether Addrts FhOfES'ON ~ wv
TSAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS.-Tne sugsvrg0l,
ho mailing sranscmens for the enlargement Of MS school,
10 order b devote wholly TO teaching will be prepared 10
eeeIye few additional pupils the h Of January next Cea
isn will be sent II desired on application 70 . .
'a' W." " ' Rev. T. PRENTIss ALLEN. Sterling, Mas.
Ue IA permitted refer 20 Hon Edward Everett LII D. Boston,
sydney Brooks Ea EewYoTk; Francis Leber LID Columbia
9 o. Rev Y B Hail. Providence A. T. Powers, ESQ., Lam
sinsiureh, n " William EDDY Esq, ew-BedioId Mas
MADAME SZPACZEK, well known as Pianist,
l from her assisting in pubc snd now engaged IS Teaea, OF
The Piano in hrs French and English Boarding and Day
boo HAVING the unoccupied wishes 70 obtain
x moe pupils She will either receive them ct her own house
No alz sdsv their reSdences REFERENCES Cnare
Ms, No az West IGh-s VIM. Hall Son, No. go Broad
xsy' M Henry Tirnm No. 90 West 2othst
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI-
M TUTE No 4hs Washington sqnare lsnsnes No l5e
W.rlonyalst ! GO w CLARKE, AM and JAMES FANNING
wear on the second MONDAY Of September 1883 49,. .,
received twenty years OF age and A1Rht IN al
,e BRANCHES OF Acodemc learning preparatory 70 business any
alas in Coese including horo sh knowledge OF French Spanish
Italian Languages bookkeeping by doubeentry tho
airs and Painting together with Theoretical and 70 some
practical Surveying
NBCrculars containing regustons terms references Sc sy
be hsd at the InstituIion
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-Gentlemrn disposed TO
,pectfy invited call immediately Prof RABADAN At his
No is Wakerst Evening Class will commence
Tomorrow Saturday 10Th iDt ct 81 r M and stterwsd Will con-
time Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 81 TO
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lQS9 FIRST pREMIUM MILLlNkhf 1888
gnoia Rubber GOODS.
INDIA RIrBBER TOYS. GOODYEARs PATENT

INDIA RUBBER IO1S, GOOD1 Ian TAl I'm .
II THE NETWORK RUBBER Co, sole manufacturers CT
Rubber Balls Dcls &c prepared 10 exec IL
following articles viz Bat Balls door play al
Parlor Balls from Eve shinp 81 81 dozen o Pao
light and beautifully aentd wiki Landscapes aud gaes
perch arabsqus gliding sc &c These proI balls are 90
Sht elastic they will break glass No family .hozld be
without these for heahn exercise winter indoors Also inds
Rubber Laughing Babies fun length do heads aud varetJ
Of India Rubber Heads from 81 81 to $40 dozen These
w break falling will not hurt the children and will
fly hundred times long those Of wax china OF
other materials generally do besides they far more artistic
beautiful The Company have also eeeeded IN Pt9dneins
copies variety OF animals in India Rubber which make
noises suar to the living animals such As barking dog eroafn
frog eng monkies chipping squirrels singing birds kc &c
Alec India Rubber Canes late invention and hsas elastic and
very beautiful article.
For Quantities BY Nesss Iatis Rgsbsr
Manufacturing Company No 50 IGdenane National bier Con-
psny No i Lbertyt unon Rabeer COMPANY No - S.',sa
John Holbeon, No IS iaden Henry Davenport No
JOhnst Daniel Rpdsnsn ct the Retail stores
generally OF the Company lby tho only
No - Maiden-ane ~ l.; Ia Barr, Boston, Mas and Mills
Co, Chicago III.
DRIVERS, PHYSICIANS, and all persons exposed
H. cold weather will fnd the Lined India Rubber
htens the best article tnsd the hands
For sale by all Raber dealers The trsde supplied
No. Sc John at upstairs
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING.-Dealers are invited
superior article lctued and o sale low BY
GoODYEARs INDIA RUBBER GLOVE Co, No s. Johnst- up
stairs
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MENs and BOYS CL0THING-At wholesale and
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BILTs No Fulton - sSEer Of God Also large assars-
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