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The news from Europe would 10 leave the
Eastern question far from actual settlement
Tie Gar had accepted the Viens propositions the
express condition that the Sultan should make modi-
fcaion in Them and without any stipulation to the
Withdrawal OF his troops from the Turkish dOminiols
The Porte has however, made some notifications in
these Proposals. aud one or two of them are sufficiently
shrewd and important, reader may by refer
ence 70 another column. Now it remains TO be seen
whether the Gar will allow these changes. will go
to war. To US it is by no means certain that be will
not after sufficient time for considerations and after the
season for naval operations has fully passed reply that
he can submit to no such ndignites and that he viii
now proceed 10 take further guarantees BY annexng
much Of Turkey as he may judge proper We are no
believers in long maintenance of peace and shall adj
nit there has been a settlement OF the Turkish ques
ton only when the papers have been signed on both
sides and the Russian army marched back TO its own
side of the Pruth.
In China the revolution advances triumphantly; two
more large cities have been added to It's trophies and
there seems not the slightest probability that its for
ward course viii be arrested short of the entire
pulson of the Tartars aud this result promises TO be
quite speedily attained The imperial treasury is at
its last gasp and extortion and cOnfscaton suffice to
I'll it no longer Even the Tartar troops from the
North who were relied on to save the conservative
cause, fee at the approach of the rebels or fall like
towards on their faces before them, and are put to
death As to the Christianity of the new rulers of the
country, there is still the best reason to dstrus its
orthodoxy, while they seem to contemplate no change
in the political system beyond transferring the power
to natives, and making merit and not purchase the
ground of promotion. Toward foreigners they
very friendly; DR.. Taylor. an American missionary,
who has been ct Ching Kiang-foo, was cordially re-
ceived by Gen Loo, the officer there in command,
entertained with liberal hospitality and sent rejoicing
on his way back to Shanghai The attempt of the
imperiaists to retake that important city by the help
of foreign vessels, has been signally defeated.
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HARD OR SOFT

We are not taking much interest in Party Politics
Just now, and do not devote much space to them but
as we have some patrons, especially Democrats, who
are still in harness. viii give them fully
impressions of the doings at Syracuse.
In the first place our first impression is strengthened
that the Softs have the advantage and will poll
votes this Fall than the Hards, They have the patron
age of both Administrations they have far the most
Newspapers on their side; they have possession OF
Tammany Hall; they have 1--WE think the prestige of
regularity We suspect the Hards found at Syracuse
that some of their elected Delegates had been effect
ually subsidized and that they likely to be beaten
in the organization despite their apparent majority of
undisputed Delegates If not why did they refuse to
proceed with the struggle for the mastery at Brintnals
Hall As to being afraid OF knock-down and re-
volver game, that is nonsense they would have been
as handy and ready at that as their antagonists
What they were really afraid OF was. doubtless reach-
cry in their own camp.
such of our Democratic readers as wish TO know
which is the strong side this Fall we must advise to 60
with the softs They have the Canal Board the Treas
NV the Press Ia large majority OF it, and all tie help
that can be given them from Washington The Hards
need not erumble 40 pierce-they sold out in 1910
by lcir tLen chiefs who have since obtained the Pre-
mershp and The Govomorship the fruits Of that ar
rsnscment Had their state Contention OF 1919 which
me- under the call Of the Cass and Butler Committee
Of lSiS. proceeded then 20 nominate clear Hard
ticket as now and passed their own Resolutions say
ing 10 the Balubumer Convention which met simulta
ucously under DE call OF tie Van Buren, AMI Adam
state Committee. . Gentlemen. we don Z know YOU as
. Democrats in yoar present attitude jut if You want
10 return to the party its door is wide open bur you
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED
BY TELEGRAPH.
ocRAT1c STATE coYvENTIoN-soFT SHE'LL.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONyENTION-SOFT SHELL.
SECOND DAY....syRaoUsE sept a. 1870
Tie Convention So shells re assembled this morning
amid he roar OF cannon, SC.
The President took the Chair and the proceeding Of yes
ierday were read
Mr. Barnes letter elected laugh
The roll was called and included the contestants.
When Mr CarIsl, name was cailCd NJ Smith, Of JEFF
rsou said had contestant who had declined present.
Ii. Credentials on Carlislss promae vote for skinner
Mr. Cs-sle excused himself tho Plea Of hs i,e being
in DANGER here a. be- saw man with under his
lLaugttr
Mr. Thomas moved thar Committee Of Eight be ap-
pointed 70 consder tie OF the contested seat IN Ere
Me.srs Thomas Mabbett Perry Bowditch Frazier
Beebe Ingham and Potter, were appointed
SNEAKER Ludlow sad that the contested seats were al b
b. found over u the other Convention exoePs this one AMI
thv had run away he proposed that tie jurslc,on OF
.t. Co1o-..ee BE- extended 10 eli the Contested
Ad;ourred ~ halfon hour 70 mel o. Market Hall
On res.eutnc tie Committee on Organization reported
II c ,low.rg of.cer
p.~sa,-sBnsEt,, T GRANT. C.. o.veFs iRsssirea vi,A
IL .. Jsesi Dl,rs. Wa Nr-gsyi ia Jane,
Nitt INA Ben Pr -fs5 is.sl a., = % .er95 I'm
VIZ i, -. M 5ral1-n J L Rl,,.M u b. Caaa5Ia, o.
ar-.4. Van Burer and Dowd.sh wire appointed Com
,..,. 20 cord-,t Ore Pra.ten. o. &c Char Tic was
er-e..d " .l dsall-r az arse md sPoke e. ialo7s
Cls1l1a1, FIR o.. .s erprea..oa Of yo1g oonfdence
rr..ry,umy a,klov CT Tcnts 10 be prosieH; Of tbs
Co.,cl.cn si,-d ., dc nIlb-.on Of any man When
I u-l -ld zee 10 mauy older o. NOR alpcFeue-l
=. ... .ye t-ele. Gags sa-l DIR s n ~ lsl.ras
II f lc.--- &c t-.'-s q tho Char tErl shall o.
w.. r-- rlft. rre srd - l ho Crane At ile
-l'rcr, j l.-t-lc.s cocpE ae viii tie l--Haan il
--..---. .le -1-.ra % d. oJ . Af~ mcl,hs go cad
.,u ..r-.lei al exon. be WIS li.-o-. a--nl'ad lou
llc u.v c.el uI,a 90 eq--g ,.- lcr co--e.- b % be
.-.rf .tli T. rl.a ar col.--an. lol 7'' are here
ai.c .,.lr : la C.l.r t-s .l..--ce Oh. d.A
t-. rc.r -w I..f r-er.- "a. T. 1c--a-.- q. iTe
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10 such humiliatons and lsities and Of the two we
think the better Of tie Hards who call hAn-huntins
Democracy and really mean it. than tie sots. who
formally approve while they heartily detes' il Iii
snake andAsvk fight any how Bat tie sinceTer side
is the les revolving.
We would say, then to our Democratic readers who
care anything for our opinion,
If you want TO be On tie stronger side. 90 with the
SofF
lin tie more consistent and homogeneous array
with those VITO heartily accept and mean to live up 10
the principles Of the Democratic parry Of tie whole
Union-your place is with the Hards' bat
Ierou wish 70 be on the side Of Righteousness Hl-
usuifv. and true Policy. stand aloos from bo:h.
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DOINGS At SYRACUSE.

The storm cut short our dispatches last night tina
we have nothing of note from the Softshell Conyen
ton. except their resolutions After little re
joicing in the morning they formally organized, with
Abraham I. Grant of Oswego as President Letter
were read from Treasurer Welch and Controlle
Wright, declining denominations, each being anxiou
that his name should not disturb the desired harmony
of the party The Resolutions of both lIards ana
Softs will be found in our paper this morning. The
reader viii please examine, compare and decide for
himself which is the lion and which is the monkey"
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representations of the grounds of American detestation
OF Nsroleou are essentially flse and csumnous, and
lt bis systematic CLOSES even Of the worst crimes oil
the French despot against Liberty. Humanity and the
Laws of Nations-whether they be original win HIM
or borrowed without credit. from the writings OF
French Borapartists-are recklessy audaeious
If there be any who think We speak too warmly we
tee them TO consider what the effect OF these apologies
fer the Bonspar;es have upon the broken legions OF
Liberty in Europe Wherever the Rights of Man are
there asserted tie ready answer Of DespOtism is
Why talk of Republic when the very children and
idols of Democracy have. after fairly ting the ex-
pertinent given it up as failure and restored Mon
"arcby' Napoleon L was Republican General and a
leader of the party but be found it necessary TO de-
stroy the Republic and establish despotic Empire
on its ruins Hisnephew and successor has just done
substantially tie sane. Your Republic is pleasing
Utopia. but il won't work. SIS your own leaders are
forced on trial to confess The ready and true an
TO these soPhsts runs thus; Sir those leaders
were Dgrates traitors: parricdes who, by their acts
of usurpaon proved thai they never loved the cause
nor deserved the confidence Of the People They
were adders warmed TO life in tie bosom Of Democ-
racy only to sting her TO death We repudiate them
as villains and sco at their perured testimony The
People are everywhere filter TO govern themselves
than any usurper can be to rule them. They may he
msled and mistake false friends for true but even
their errors are instructive and their ignorance safer
than anv despots wisdom And so adieu to Alb
botti
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NTw EDITION or THE BIBLE-Rev THoN,s IL STOCK
TON an eminent Protestant clergyman now residing in bal
tmorc proposes issue the sxtysx Books which compose
le BIZ according 10 the Received Version in so many d
frcnty oumes each containing the text beautifully printed
on large open type followed By original dissertation
with explanatory and every thing essential to fair
undorstG dir Of the sacred oxhe whole 70 form cab
met or miniature library which viii be more or less costly
according to the taste and OF the purchaser-say
from s25 TO $50 for the whole according TO the richness Of
bndrg &c The Book of Genesis viii first be issued as
specimen price 20 cents in paper covers to be sent
through he Mail Tie Text is printed separately so as TO
be bound apart from the Notes ii desired This edition Will
be very convenient for reading reference and we trust
Il will be generously subscribed for.
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yFRMoNT-The Montpelier Freeman free Soil has
the most complete returns We have yet ZEN rom the
recent election in Vermont The Freeman says from
present appearances Wing Senator's are elected in
Windham 81 Windsor a. Rutland g. Addison (2),
Franklin o. aud Caledonia (2-in all 10; while Dem
ocratic and Free Soil Senators are chosen in Washing
ton % Orange o.. Chittenden 81, Bennington (2).
Orleans ~, Franklin (2) and LamOle lin all H.
Tie same paper says the House will consist of about
lC0 Wigs 80 Democrats. and 40 Free soilers--thus
giving the Free Sellers the balance OF power.
The IrecmGR says:
Ii seems to be understood that there viii he majority
against the Liquor law in the House and IN favor OF in
he Scrafe; though from the nature Of returns We
have found il impossible designate tie members in this
rosueCt'
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. learn that Mr.. Foruey's new Democr

We learn that Mr.. Forney's new Democratic organ
in this City which 10 lave opened on the universe
upon the lst prox, las been postponed. whether rom
sudden irdsposton or on account of the weather we
have 10 means Of knowing. 1t is suspected. however
flat tie state OF affairs at Syracuse had something to
do with this adjournment which nomnally is but TIL
New Years, though it looks if it were for all time
Tis a great pity New-York would have been so much
imI royed by the application to our Democratic politics
OF that peculiar genius which Mr. Forney gave proof
of IN bis connection with the Forrest Divorce case.
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We find the following announcement in TIE Freeo'a~

We find the following announcomt ut in TIE Free8a" 8
journal:
Apnry,t OF TIRE BULLS FROM oNE-Erec,i0a Of tour
p. Dtoceses ia me EccSi0sficaf Pro- Hc Of Nec lork-
Nominations of BishoDs t0r me >ees-lhe Most Key
Archbishop of New York received Yesterday the Bans
erecting brooklyn, Long Island Newark, New Jersey
Burlington Nerinont AMI Portland, Maine, into EPisco'
cal See and naming to the See Of Brooklyn the Very
Rev John Loughlin Vicar General OF New lorA 10 .no
See of Newark the Rev j. K BayIey Secretary to the
ArchIhop of New York to the See Of Burlington the
Ierv Rev l. Dc Gdsbrand, Vicar General OF Cleveland
md 10 the See Of Portland the Very Rev. IL H. Cookery
~ az General Of baltimore The Bulls erecting Sees and
naming Bishols and other Ecclcsiascal Province. will
We presume be speedily published N their respective 10
cales. when viii complete tire list OF new appoint
rnerts Tor the whole Of the United States
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The rain storm last night stopped the working Of
several lines Of telegraph. that we without our
usually full sdyces, especially from the South and
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The MAiSE LAW Precursor IS small campaign paper
printed weekly by John Dow at the office OF The Mirror
# TmEraHc Port Jervs Orange Co Al 2o cents for the
canvass or five copies for 81 1t an able liberal sheet
end ought be placed in every family in Orange and the
adjacent Counties Liberal friends take few copies and
s1aiter them
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DISTURBANCES At THE Island OF MARGARErA-Captain
Feckott the brig Maria arrived yesterday morning from
barcelona Spanish Main Aug "a states that five Venezue
Ian yesss Of war had sailed from that place for the island
of Margarea in consequence Of the breaking out Of disturb
ance hele.
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No nosce tsken u ANONYMOUS Conuni'tons WasTer
nsrdeo irserion mls Be aaentztec By the nam s1a
necessarily To- PlDlc1J1, t1t a.
E-araHtee of h1 good filth
w rBderlake % return rected coannncafl9ns
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Nep.9lorIs Uailp Gl-ibn11s,
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1853

- Eleventh Per,ons who hs-e been depT!r-d Of
Il RsrSEr eorsequence q reVsr srTirE ani eis VAC
rnay early hour viii peass "a.
2 FITZGERALD who re7ulsr Garner n tAs f
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n W H. MCDoSALD's Commercial Newspaper
binz ia Ness1s- Of Arnt The bss
section Of The Uuion Cs1s1 BE
examined spd al Information II rsgard . rrcs PAPER
sc b obed you call send your address and yos WI
b W
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~ Pr.ors waiting Tyvre lf 3. the- reene''o Or pae
their a1dree 81 The FuDlce'ion Oc
o. The PostOGce Pres u eea "se-aA
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- mn POWELL. Oculist, Aurist, &c,

20 Nm POWELL Oculist, Aurist &c, receives his
c.,icn. from O'Clock daily al hi; office 40 S,I ~,
where can O. FRSSan Aas Eve inserted without the si.a
Iscb move exactly like the natural eye ana ressOe "
color and eNpreeon'
~ a 600 Reward will be paid by the subscriber,
mon evidence being produced ths the Defiance S
msnSe, ' s e or Burglar safes sale N dp
No No PSsrsf below Maiden Lane by kobhki NJ
~ FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologsts and Publish
era Clinton Hal. No. Isl Nessauetr NeW-ioiA.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM ScALEs-Long KNOWN Sc
vsrely tested al > THSSASSs Co No 80 ws,ers,
SEWING MAcnINEs-Al persons making, selling
or usns sowins Machines hans neede or n,gs WIZ o5
srsi Psent granted sept 10 Is e. all nns," %'i pc n ~
and Sewus Machines. undg5 my $40 res9' Va
s asl N''A'' ''' - O., s.,,.. u..ss.
No sSs nIosiwsy New-lcIA and No y H'no'e's b''a.
SEPT 9Th lass
SEWING MacrrNrs.-A great ami good name for
',i can onv be acquired by substantial merit ai 5 eu
nsy,, tine cf SISSsEs NJ Mscnes which s,e ~ % Vastly
SSrpssI and elaborate aaea ash never o'r q
nron any MI qbe raS c AM esp,clsl, ~ ladies'
orc No IS srosavay. LNs'NsAs Co
HAIR DYE AND WiGS-BArCurLoR'S Mandatory
A. he articles Is removed No IS Broadway ePPo, The Fora
whes e. sneus H.ir Dse oud tie sale Of n newly E'cassd
Vic aad Toaress Nine private rooms a. GA o-e l'''
ppyrR AND AcrE CURED, WITHOUT rHr AID OF
e,rss \ CtcKXVFR Co. NJ 81 BaIclsy ana BOYD tAV
~ a. Wholesale AZ MS ana sold A. i4 l ~
n RING snd BY GvoN See advertisement On h"d g-se o. ms
paper
COUNSEL ron THE TEEElE,AND IMPORTANT ssGGES
- SOS r.r HEurr-Ncssss fNytSoRAriN6 EtiNE o. ,S
sfgcrfthsts fa-l- and hea cneH p-eii
snreea hv NJ Nose, he cclctraed On't ti'c tn
tssf hss become wei Known thlou ctc1i ths eA
chem" ,asf No physician vlo NJ lace h g,ros.or won
,.S,oit hrs-cif ignorsr Of s extraordinary QT1qes % u 80 "
e1ts.Sn tS ara " so. DECLINING ur1nc s'sr
ns ,he nervous he feeble ths SICK thai sries
wo n rrcn re- a tae oIa upcn tac sa1cg 81; vr
ans - to'd ths without thc htrns ca O.. .ls ~
49, de- icsc go AID t-uslicr many pale al aeAy
Stn~ ,,S me deed embrace q cas,a i in.r paet
49,, mott e,l.t1 o. the s''i ~. 81 ea- s~i1.e
~ ~. .,~,rer shs'l ifne tack s blooua' 70 E s'
- -,crs re hra 4v rer,ctt che ilas O. l 90 ~.
a.. e,,r,c he NJ thousands OF sii.i. s
-. - hS he use 81 ths retrss icN sos -
- .vero frsv br ta-rd Up, ara ~
~, ~hix ant pc.ucrcrf rfs.c.,c tha -- .l
.Si....,, r-rc,. r t.s 'T rt.'- . eH i'l
- labor 81 thoueft
Z .;sbt s'ueft ssy. c-.a-tl By i's o. .tl,,.
~,ire which the syrtcln cf'f.a g t-i- '.@ -
g. the -. .hcsia ladies 80 slecz fen b.
i;f. roAov wcaAncs. htcflehc nf'Na ,.,t. .,.- I'd,
49,, 'sss.,de az srN O. t.-fe cl eses et
ss..-r'.-,~er. n To dcicac .-i esfar A. II
- he sex frrcc sra sur .rr August.
III. Cordial 10 scy-ncr 81 g. , IL En-. s vi M
h Ply ~ 49, ~. az 81 rr h0iic. tf1 rs s. fN tf p
tiovr Ia the g'lst enc f ,-,.-r T-..f..
{ u k.So' ~ * .Sl- Fcrsaeas1 O. q. ios p ~. -
s..5rs log Cordial s. ihSss Is an '"'"'''- -'
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~ Bald heads viii soon disappear by the use Of
BAsKEKs CHrvErxronorK This wonderful preparation Ike
upon when everything else bad
failed One sppicsiioB will prevent u irE ost Try 4 Pre-
bottle Sold where. Principal deDc. bARKEEs
I.Ses Hair rr.sius saloon No - Broadway.
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20 FIREMAN tie batter. is ceiling his Fan style Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUFFER-


Has Is snd e. o. His tys for ChlTe1 fancy Has out
and The lsrgsi 10 he city Nhoese and rt
FREEEAS. No % Fa'onst. nssr God
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rOm each Judicial strict be sp o'nisd to report rs.
tous Carried
Mr. Wood also moved the thanks Of the Convcr,i,,
the re Nc officers CARED.
The committee were announced as follows.
Fsrnsr6o Weed Georse H. ruFsrr SsHfoa Saith Jos- c.
Ssyre Korey { More Prtsfoa king Os~ns :. ~
J. Srr.gre. l. g. Clark 4 = ChuEch, b. skaass
lss and : Jenks -
John Van BURN here read letter from Mr. welh -
drawing his name from before the Convention We a.
Join the letter
ALBANY Moniay Sspt u ian
Nv DEsss lE quite ke,y that sirrsr,.arces ma, 49,
rFeisreuce The st0u q STATE ticker IS prssa - -
DsnoeI,ey Of the state re PAR, Of ne aesas Va
traws the Is q candidates Of Of the is4lca -
have been spoken Of ~ denomination
krow whsf exfsrt with Now much earn,e~ -.
800. ~ sstssr tss-r dsposioa any where 70 49,, ~
tire Convtntcn hut regarding the haoay sHl ss
smton deem my duty e S 90 yon and requts % "a,
he Whenever n 1k proper % Do a.I -,
ca ciase for rnoinsi . ne - as tenaency u.
shfssi pjudcs the welfare q the political ossaira
ans srres'y IN vour devoon 70 tie Democrat, ,
sswc yolr friendship for ne am The more ire % leave *
rstfr 10 hands beesre suow that you viii allow per.
TreteT,uces asuue IN ared OF sn'asoain % he D.s
interest scon concerned Tue Deua,-ev
NevYoIk hsh duty chsrge ouy IN ssa.ss -,
necsfc Pobey Of this Saf ert q she NAionN Adniasts
Tie President q choice NO has nus Tar med
abe exrecsion n his appointment 20 cace vel N a.
81 ucples h hss avowed and maintained voeufy sni un
aed ty Wigs and Factions and rrsi Dc sustained ~ tA D.
the and that . not good De,st
would or mere pEsontl srsiiteaon hasard IL, ur>s s
Of thar SUPPORT Arady hcrorcd e. he Dcmcccy Of "a.
Stsfs r heyoud deserts shall regard omiou . a
nominate wi pair, viii cause enc unpessA s.na
scqucc IN md Ppo the sctin Of The Ccaveaoa tie
On he cori-arv viii give 70 he ictc. nominated es-8 Al
iesrfy support from the position oceapy via /.
sbo Of the chsatons imposed upon me ~ he ue1 D.
Your oAll std fi.sll aud ssvt
II
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Brsiness Nofiffs.

GfNTrEMEN's HATS, FALLSTYLEs-blkD, cor -, Inc
md Or eg.,orsers and me M b iotrdac
"a 81 TaUtsp.y Set. ia Aeknowedginf 20 - VIC
70 :" ,ff - uasusfscrre oicr our faore VIA
M thai hey ombne al the o. ha
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re- TWFA.Y q CUTTING, No. 81 Broadway,
would The attention Of pgrcnsio the large o Of neg
ncb Silks Laoes aud tmbrod French yen WOOL Fina
Lanes Merino &c Ao India shsws and lr just imported
No. Cloak nd Mantllas.
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IT Undeigarments and Hosiery should be bought
o. the fmp orters and MANI sctuIeIs a. the
OLD STfxD 10 lo4 BOwERY. -
Goods No buy nd money clseIiy
returned goods are not suitabe - . ~ H..
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,serxtc on OrNfNr. Nv "DrsgLEE's ANfi-fENonc
eHsS CIioSrNFR Co. NJ 81 BaIclsys and BOYD Paw
Whiesalc Assu,s; and sold a. -s.al By Gas
RING snd hv + 0vioN see advertisement On hd se o. ms
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70 RArrrETY q IEAsK are ready with their iALl sly

o.vpf h couprns they do fega1ce o. rye With
h.s otsr ms seSbe quality. ehsapnzs and in addition s-eh
kenes free q charge They un-pprDscbs5ls No
81 Cha hs1n opposite Caarnbefsst and Chatham aud
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70 H0usekeepcIs and al others m want Of BE lln3
Bedsds &C. would do veil to call at ~ WLL.R0s Old e,ab
80 Cnala of Mul5eirys whore
may The largest Of articles his line e7eroHered
10 No uubi
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MouRNiNG fashions FOR I-o3-BARTHOLoMEW
will open Thursday September i5 Mourning Oioas Of
The most splendd as5o nsnl
80. .I,lcd a. 80 r,llic BsKTaOLoNEW 4 WEED,
~ Nr', store 40 55l Broadway between Metropolitan and
81 kfebons Hotels
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rp Clothing of the best quality and style for The
fall and winter rade superior stock Of Coth Gas
mers ana Vesinrs slwsvs hand HeHRY L. FOrEs well
known .ofting establishment No. u COprtnndt 81 y T.
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HnR DYE ANn Wles.-BArcnrLoR's Manniael

A., ,h,se articles removed 90 No - hroaaNAN egfo ti
Io hss The its sccouiloj sns in The world o tAe spr
W. 20 lis famous Hair Dive oua TIE sale 90 as nay A'e-''"
M =, "a Tc~rr~ Nine rrysts al oa one lce-
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"a kYFHE A Co, Hsttere, NO 100 DI0a1Wey' IN
$780,. n beir customers snd he pablo 10 tbs III f.
We tIe Has Hsfs suit the vaiisd tae viii b.
son H. - ~ q notice and pairs spared 70 Pesse The