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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

A gentleman riding in an Eastern rail
road car, which WAS rather sparssly rup
piled with passengers, observed IN The seat
before him, lean, slab aided Yankee, eve.
~ feature Of whose face seemed TO AK a
question:; and a little circumstance roon
proved that he possessed most " iuqniring
mind" Before him, occupying the entire
seat, Sat lady dressed IN deep Llack aud
after shifting his position several times, aud
manruvreing to ge, an opportunity 10 look
in her face. he at length caught her eve
lie nodded familisrly to her, and asked her,
with a nasal twang, utterly incapable Of
initaiion
ala affection I"
Yes slr.' responded the lady.
"Paren.sl father or mother I
No ,ir." SAID the lady.
"Child. perhsps--A boy or gal F"
"No sir. not child" was the response.
:" have no children"
Husband then, 'spectt"
"Nes." WAS the cur, answer
IIunph chollery : "a tradln' n'an,
mebbc I"
Wy neshhnn was seaa'"e man 'ho
captain OF 'csse'i ~ "' ''c % e"o''
era he was drowned
"Oh, drowned, ell , parsued the inquis.
nof, h'ststny 'or o''e' '"''""'' GAVE
MS cn''' NJ "sre''
les @e vessel was sa''',' M. ALSO my
husbhnds e"ec.s. Aa'o '"s ","'"'
was .ney ave" ',e '"""e', ~ US
eyes p''g"'e"cu up p''uS ma" "'
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AN ORIENTAL PASTTlMc.


One Of the pecuiarlies which strikes me
most among the Inhabitants OF Turkey,
says writer IN Household Words. is
their love OF t'ens' am obliged to use
tbr word inhabitants, because all are not
Turks VINO I'VE IN "rhey and oil are
alike IN ms respect, Watcher osmanli,
Armenian, hungarian ""llach, Moldns'nn.
Greek, or Jew 'hey ponnce upon then.
with a cry OF delight wherever they fnd
them, and ioi.d'e Them Before putting them
10 death. they show "s much Art and All
dress IN Their capture rs keen sportsman
will esince IN trying to get shot at "A Hook
Of wild ducks he IDEAS are not nneratc.
'ul 'or being Tins 'hela 10 ho"or' MIA hava
Effected very considerable settlement !"
the country they are, In point OF fact,
one OF tue nal''uai'i'es oil nley-lh'
one ahlch has nothing TO ASK 49, gov
eminent; which has no wrongs to redrsss,
or inlnred interests to b'nster about Most
Of The houses being OF wood, they bud
VAIN commod'o"s quarters quM'er' 'h",
arc u'''F's '""rcessihls 20 inc bfovn 81
$3.50, ~ 60, M ..ch hin, .s house.
because ,''ei' " no 49,, s''" VIE IKE w. "n"ss
MAID :" ''N'f' ',s. IVY ,ha a .a.''. w.
=" p,o"'" anu 'e''s'"us ~ Wv" "s.'""''
a"' INV; '"' ,',,.. ~
no" u ,"' '.''s'' N.Y., u' 49,. ,,'"
from ','''"' ssa" s.a,. ~ ,i, ap
r''a'e'. ;" XIII i. do,husss s.,,ene,,'
,'"o a"i.'p - III. hs.,,h ssnseialiy n he h.
''n .,.r., ~ $50 '''
''o.r''"'; - ,,. =, dr., .o.r. ), a..
~ Wv" :. ~ ns..,bsso ,nc".
~" ~ M, ",',,.,aI. hs;n, .loaLsd ,.,ae q.
e'""s .''I n."nri',,ss IN ,ho rouo,rv snd
800, I.' m"s, III, ,horo 40 Az ono
having ~ a "a" ,he,s 1870 - sx,s,n,i
''se' An n''e''p,. ''' ~. ,.",,,, T.,
nate '''s'o '"" . 10" i. po,o t ,.d,
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me 'a's's"y w. s,',., vr l.nai';,,,, ~
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on n', =, 'e ,..';td h lin, !, hs, nnce,. ma
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.nen p'ss"', ,.., 'P" ,as.hsn,. w;il no., IN
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a. ". y" inv ~, III. c,is, I,fs on Tho conn
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

Arros.rnx MusrcAL HAxp One Of
the most extraordinary musical invsniions
.ver conceived nv the human mind. has 70
ceutIy been exhibiting at Musieal Tand
Hall, Philadelphia. This Musical invention
consists nf niue Antomata ~ large rs Ito
There are two flute players. Doe claf'onct
PLAYER, two trumpet.ts. Two bass horn
pIsyets, aud Il drummer. The figures are
dressed IL Ts,clesn cusii!hac, ard present.
quite natural ard imposing Appearance.
By pnllhg slender wire. the Instruments
ars slighil, raised, ard thu heads Of The
ilputes drop forward IL the most natural
manner. The machinery. OF ccufsc, -
complicated. and Of immense power. Tho
nas,c i, excellent, aud Que can Acarc~ly
rssl.e ,ha, the figures ARE not hnmaa be-
ings. Marches. lolks.. walses, and opera
pieces nrs Performed will remarkable pre-
cision and sweesness al tone. The invent
or assures Us that he HIS bestowed ton
ysas labor on his work. When Maelxri's
aatpms,on chess plAyss and trumpetcf
were Introduced they created an immense
sensation. Tho encomi1ns then passed
we're lullv deserved: bct how mach mo,e
interesting and inasnIosA Il Il 70 array nine
with 4 varsity 81 lnses snseats. and 70 make
thorn Iaay - veil tAnt Homo Of The banda
Of musicians Of or eitt tee4hi veil blush.
W. csnno. eons;dss In wondMfsl In
ssuticu infinitely, withost setlnes d aston
iahment at the perfection 70 WALSH Aisehan
ism ha. been brought a these tin,ea; mud
also thinking within ones ~, whsn shall
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M COL BENTON.

| Ar. -, Nli,i r4x l., 1-ra 4
nn ,ho ,an,h I'.d..ae Il. H., S..s,..;s.
.,
H., I'D ~ NJ
md h.a III, s.ss.asn, a,sr =, ~ ~
,.,os1I.al h;n, ~, ~. a.. ~ ~. NIX
,uJicini s,a,;on NO.. - Il. s.,s,a,ssI .,sL
.L;eb ia b.a I,c,d I'D re.,anod no. ~
,n;li,s,, ov,lans e., H. i ~, ~, los,,
"a Co.,. hn, IN, of,ar, ,f,a,sn.,, r..,;,ios
I aa,,l,.I ,,I 1900, ,,,,.. i, ,s.,,.,l.,
,smnsr sl,y.lio, n n;nd naaann,.d so;,i,
cerero,i,, aud ,c,fsc, ;n,e,,;t, II ,h.,g'
Inc ,bs ;n,y in IN. ;n,nsndi,,r case Le
oa,,,.,;,,,d . mn, s,,l..;.n, H. ,ano,,,.a
dill, ,,a,,t ~ o,,5 ,os,na %, ~,
,.n,nnr, ,i,ba,t de,oan,i,,, +, H.. L.as,
fro,, ia ,asn,c, ,b;.h ia i..,i,.a .,a
v,thon, ,xak avian IN. aigbes, susaeion
,bn, ,yrs eyar o. H. coy,,ed in .mon,l,loy
his Jic,io, ria 9,st ,i,oo I s,,s, IN nm
WINS so,,o va,rs rrsr a, 4, t,bsal r.e,.i.r
Town IN Tsnnosseo wl,sn h. ,ess re,,,oing
from q sou,bern ,islt which hroughi hin
,b,ou,b ,ho ,ou.ps ,ra Gamma NJ r,ne al
~. lna,.n t,;,es 4, ,ull,,,, ar als aver.
coat / n,rce;yed on the Whit, ltnipg of ,hs
mrni., down s,.sve. n da,k ,nerk ,,s,cb
bsa ia and r,lion btp.bed II ar mad
mn, ,bo heel of mv shoe unon IL lntle
,h,,tin, ,h.t vs. evcr ia brush away
from Lin, cams. AT worry ,lifT,,au, hind ue
smiled spd we beyan a ronyerse,h,o IN
which Le very ,ui,ll, g.vo.led a le.,dinc
,r,it NJ his character. yon, 81 encouraging
youps nsn il, their l,adaLIe uprsolts. Ge,.
limo NV name and nsr.ntapc and Ioar,,ine
.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

Tur CAreN'. Wlrr.-A merchants
cl.rk of the Rue Uautevilla. Paris re.
Gently married. Ills master had uiece.
of Spanish hir,h. an orphan. She is not
pretty, though very sensible aud ~ell,n.
formed. Al the balls last winter. liltlc or
no attention ~es i.~,a ~ iri, indeed -sss
sserned to attend them rather MS wbim
than from inclination or amusement, as
she seldom or ever danced. i'ui II she did
not dance, she noticed much Hnd lisiened
TO more. The clerk soon observed that
the lady was DULY invited to dsaee when
no Other partner could he obtained. she
herself had already no'iced The same tAet-
Being gallant man he acted as'ofo'nsis.
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ExrENsIvE FaA,Ds OK rHG pnSsicS
OFFICER David W. McNulty, who was
arrested at Cincinnati last week. on n
charge Of committing frauds on the pen-ion
Office, ut Washington, has forfeited MS ball
oi $4,000 and Disappeared. Il is said an
examination oi his case wou'd have bronrh'
forth some startling developments and So
,eusly involved several respectable citizens
of Cincinnati. II is alleged that Ia jan
uary last application was received at the
Pension Officer. for pension sor cn,harlae
swan. The widow Of Jesse Swan. reyolu
loDary SOLDIER, o. lier'nont county, ONO
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Away with long faces! What is tho use
Of looking as IL you had 4 season ticket to
n iunerall Can't you find any better name
for this world than "a vsle Of .esrs." and
"a scene Of ,rhulation +" II you can't
il will DO you good TO read letter which
friend has Just furnished ~. II is from
wife in Massachusetts to her husband IN
California. She always looks a, the bright
side. She don't intend going through the
world with ~ nir ~ II
Maffed drums were beating
Funeral marches 10 the grave.
Hc,c il tho letter
Nv Dear Husband--As Il is somc time
since YOU left Us .ss California, ! suppose
von would be glad to hear bow VIZ are get
ting along IN your a sence. am happy
10 say thu, we arc VII enjoying eery good
health On the whole Jus. a, pfS scat Two
Of the boys have 60. the small pox. Md
Amanda Jane has got the t,plus fever
Betsy 10 down with the measles Samuel
got hooked by COW the other day. and
little Peter ha. Just chopped off seven OF
bis fingers with the Ratchet. Its a great
mercy tina, he did ~, chop them all of.
with these ,ritlug exceptions. We are all
well, and getting along nicely. You reed
NO, be a, all ANXIOUS about ".
nr,rc., forgot In ssy thxt Sarah Mxs'l-
da eloped las, week with = tin pedlsr
Poor pirl she has been waiting Tor the lss,
len wears for i chance. ard | am glad she
got married at last She need ut have ts>
ken tho trouble 10 s,ope though. She WAS
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Ter how obacure. ar ihia leafnnA X c6ap.s
sc;e,i.,ic ips,arse in rslaiIon 10 IL - ~
tho famous Daniel boone. III yodH6
man had come 10 NAshvi1,e ~, ~ fathS1SAS
husiasss, to be dets,neJ .s,,y,s weeks, snel
had his lodgings al A ANAL tavern. eowst3
tia lover ps,t ol the town. Genera JACK
son heard Of Il; souvht him out fnund
him tank l,.s bone TO rcsuh'i, A. long %
his busiue,s detained him IN the country,
saying. :" Your fathers dog should not stay
IN tavern. whern have n house.. This
WAS heard ard hsd Il from the ynun0
mrn himself, long ssor. when ~ VS.
State Senator Of ihe ''enefa' Assetshiv
% Missouri. and. AS sefi, Nominated mo
'ar the United States senaie. at my hrss
election ~ le2o; Nh act OF hereditary
'sientsii'p, AZ cur fathers hai been satiy
l'iends
Aahorencc ot debt. prt''c and private,
distks Of banks and love OF bard money
love 81 jns'icr mud love OF country were
Fuirg Txssions WITH Jackson and OF These
he gave cnts'sit eoldence IN all the stu
nations OF h's hfe. OF private debts he
Contracted none OF bis own, sad u'adc any
sncrhces 10 gel out OF tb"ss 'nenfrra 'of
others " ms he gave a signal instance
no' ,o"s "s,p'o .,'e ~"' " 81 , s.'',ps
,"e "'F,1.'" re- " ''' ..'"'e WV" '"'
o.s' 'a ,,' - u we '''"u, w" y, "
p"S a W. ''.'u',eu w '".'e"'s''' "D'eD
VIZ ~ 1s'''' 'u'ps '"''''', ~" eu"s
y,
""''" IN" i"'"' u" WIS Nh'R !" N"''
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II u wond invite ihe attention Of oar
- irerd- aud the public generally, 10 our
largc and well seleeisdl stock Of fMni'ure
Nw on hsna and daily receiving,
Rprcrus, Beisieggs, 1atics.
Siaa5,, Sat,s. Hlllo'e Wore, SO,
Chairs n aish'nds,
|bich We offer low for ca.h. Those Wishing
purchase anything in our linc, viii do well
! gave Us rail-. and examine uer stock and
Hces, before purchasing clsewbefe.
Cdl 4, the old stand OF King lhstfetds N
Marshall.
THETFORD Il WILSON.
May IL. ls5a ni5-ly.
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EuE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
III, Tvo Dollars and 4 Half 4 Year
N. W. I. u q ~ T. u y,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS
~.rT.rAs REPUBLICAN,. i1ued weekly Al TWO
lnt ,RS AND A HALF per snnum " paid In
.nec " paid within ,is months, Three i'ollars
,,meni he delayed Until after the 'is nonlhs, Tho
N,alh. rour Dollar. Single copies, One Dime.
.,,..,n.nts at 81 per SQUARE. OF len lines or ees
90 cents pei square for every suhseJeu, insertion.
nher.l i,-coun, made tor yearly advertisement.
,,n,uneemrnt of candidates, Ten Ho'lar.
Tw,lye per cent VIII be charged on We fsssen,enss
N oh,tusry notices over square, Will be charged
~ Liter. addressed to this Office must be pre-
eH
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| terry. therefore 1eas we're the friends of
man. lie did not know, nor do !, what
many Of the Prote gentlemen would do II
II were not for the unfAiling entertainment
supplied by tleas. tie believed they kept,
people who had nothing to DO out OF mis-.
chief. lie said that the courteous catch.
ing Of flea upon the person Of another,
offered frequent and pleasant opportunity
Of commencing a conversation, or begins
ming an acquaintance that acquaintance
90 formed had often ripened into warm and
lssting friendships. 10 had even known
more than one instance Of Pcrotc m.rrisgcs
brought abou. by cheerful and inctfsn.
sve enllsntry OF this kind lie was much
surprised 1t the unjustilable anger Or III
English lady at dinner upon whose Shout.
der he had succeeded ia catching flea.
BY m sdroit movement OF his left hand,
while his right was occupied III presenting
her dish Of kid, stuffed with chestnuis.
She screamed. ard her gentleman threat
eued TO horsewhip him. lie confessed his
feelings were hurt aud his reason couforn.
ded by this behavior on the par, Of MY
people. No Pcrote lady would have raised
her eyes from her plate during such an nc-
cnrrence endeavored to soothe him by
saying that we were people who lived in
an Indictment climate, and to whom, there.
fore, the utility Of the flea wal unknown;
but he would not credit il. lIe could not
bring his mind to bear all at once upon Il
fact which appeared to him so remarkable.
was like the Christian knight who told nm
African king tina. he could ride his horse
dry footed over some OF our rivers in win.
ter. and who was Immediately bowstrurg.
remember n persouage Of 10 mean
rank once calling my Intention specially
to see him hunt and kill two tleas, which
were reposing together on the linen cover
Of a sofn lie began by rousing them
into tigh, with the golden point Of his pen.
Gil, and then parsu.d them in n State OF the
Iiv.liest excitement for some minutes, The
had long white beard. aud was a man Of
august pressnce.) At last he ran down his
game, xah taking them In the usual way
between bis iipge'. and thumb. finally
slew them upon the pipe stick Of a brother
sportsman, who offered Il spontaneously
Tor the purpose. Ia the mosques in the
market place. in the palace, by the sweet
cool seaside, and in the coffee houses in the
no, and sutry town--wheroger there is a
Pcroie there Is n flea. and tie pero,es
greatest delight Is to capture H.
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DAGGERREOTYPES.
(TR. A HERRING respectfully invites the
MI attention Of the community 70 he Pie
hare Gallery.
Rooms up stair. in the building fssmssiy
known ~ Sanders and McDonalds Drag 1sssN.
Rooms open from los A. 81. ill 4P. y.
Marshall, Feb. 4, 1891. ",
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DIR q 4. lists,

NANsfiALL 1ENNs.
|, their ner stand, on the corner opposite
; q Gr,gg Il Co. Wsa Of The square
a WOULD respectfully invite The attention
~ of their friends and customers, IN ilarri.
d son and the adjoining cornsies to their
,rge aud earefslly selected stock Of fresh aud
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

HROCKkRY p ,CKER-WANrED A CR00KERY
~ pas her go TO kes Orleaos Ia about q mouth.
M ne but srst tate ana temperate osod
apply Tesam ,bia's Of good chsrso'er prsssut
from an employer here Address oox 900 Post Oboe
ITO CABINET MAKERS-wANTEDI MMEDIA rELY A
j fobsr, Industrious lou, man good N add
quch to ht ORA ana shsr work do repairs and
be generally uss about s-"sreroou. 10 such y ooe
(ano o'her need apply fair wages aud ro~p4ct
OF s'esd. empo, D-nt viii b. Offered Apply between tina
hours OF md 10 ochek, Monday morolDg 70 A. C.
dumoert, Nos. liz and ITO Fulton street., Brooklyn
NIAErFD-A PIANO FTNIsHER. NONE BUT GOOD
w ~obmsn need apply a. 81 Ninth Avenue. Also
young who has some knowledge Of the work. :
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HOTELS.

CT. DENIS HOTEL, BROADWAY CORNER OF ELEv-
- epth street, opposite Gs ace church-Ihis hots has
thirty suites Of apartn cnts for families twenty
four suites for sir gle gentlemen and hundred
separate rooms, including nouse Eleventh strret,
and the Fix story house adoininy, Broad way. Not
whsfanding its extension this no useis kept without
public table Each family served in thsig ,art
mcnts. Single gentlemen engage rooms ia cvsek
or by the day 9TH without board. restaurant.
attached TO the house DE. JULIEN, frTsie.R
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iDVETlSEHEKTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION wANrED-Os THOMAS FRENCH
supposed to ba a. living 10 BROOKLYN it's
vicinity. Any information Of him win be thankfully
cr,td by HIS WY e. who atMrs Kanss board
Il g house, No Pearl street, Ne~ York
r EFT HIS HOME ON THURSDAY, THE 9TH rvsr
IL Revert b. Robertson, aged nine years. wnen he
left home he han blue cloth pants, brown CT scs
apron, an straw hat re has not been heard OF
this tate any information respecting him will thaak
fully received by PARENTS .. asa West Seventeenth
street 0lLBERc ROBERT ON
Mr.. GERMAN, (LOUB PAUL. AGED q YEARS
lvl born ~ usieux, Ca'vados, who arrived ia Nav
YoTh ,he 10Th OF Msh, 1852 Ia the packet ship lode
pend. nee In Informed that HIS father, Nc Gsrmaiu,
Louis Charles Lbre di~d 1T Lisieux, talvado the
Il July, 1878 His family invite him % write to Mr..
Gerusin, tEr poio, captain retired the army It
iseus cavados, TO whom left the liquidation of the
succession 'a f@ef
DAA O. UN0 AFT DEF UvEIR, DER INDTR At WE'D
i cen dapske FsrsstiD,ng s,ds;e Fredag Aften OF
fon' sfhedt mango at ros Lsndsmsod fra 81 overvars
,amnS VII den plfve ej4n'epe psstkommeode Torsd~g
Afen d. Site August. Bilester Kupna paa
Maaae som farhen De til forrse Forestillng udstedte
Bret ere cgsaa s5sidende for denne Pa. O,mi
Vegne G. CHRISTENSEN.
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VI1ET' GOODS FROM TIE FRANKLIN BROOCH
w long shswls, all WOOL for only % 90 worth ~ er
perfect from go to $50; sibs satiss WOOL d. iaes
lace curtalps, French quilts, 80. a. Caharne street
corpsY Of Madison. DE BKv0ISE RAWs0N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

THE MILITARY.
II AFAYErrE VOLUNTEERS - ERE WILL BE A
IL De~',pg of this company on sonaag evening
Augns, ~ st1hs o'cloos pisci,sly, at Il, secnaa
avenue, betse~p First AMI srond streets PunctuJ
attendance is requested. by ord.r ef
JOHN PATTERSON, Captain.
MESBFRs AND FRIENDS OF THE JACK. ON VOL
1u tN1kER6 "a meeting Of the J.chson vaiuptecrs
all b. bid At the hose house tuesday eveoiog,
AuRusf.eh b, Tn N he rang. mepts for their aaouai
ts,sst e1eurssn ALI thor whaling to Join Ia tins
cursion, are 10 y. ctfully inv ted attend.
BY order VI ANDREW GLORE, Capt.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

IMPORTED wOvE CORsETS.--MRs GAYNOR HAS re
ceivcd per late arrivals large additions to her stock Of
celebrated French and English corsets, ami vii
continue to sell them at the low prices wholesale
and retail, AZ 45 Third avenue, near Tenth street
II OHLsAAT BROTHERS, IuPoRrEss, NO. ~ JOHN
street. offer for sale Ia lots 70 suit purchasers the
choicest assortment Of fashionable Paris trmmngs plain
csotchet rngss gallons malasse and valours buttons
&C. &c. Also tho most sxtsnvs stock Of Berlin zephyr
wo6stsd.
NOrICE-A. + STEWART { OO WILL OPEN ON
IN Monday, August g. thar entire importations Of
autumn and inter diess Goods sescsea and msnasse
bers, and Rssds streets
NEW STYLE or RICH RIBBONS, FANCY BONNET
~ ssHs, vslvets feathers, millinery goods, drsM
mm n ribbons, gAlloons, Co. adapted for the ensuing
received and for sale very cheap whossals
OF re'an' ~ n II. LcHrENSTEIH, 90 Bo~sry.
NEW FAIL GOOD6 y. BECK 1 co WOULD REs-
their large and psndid stoeS q siits cha ts
nantnias de iainos cashmeres nerinoes la6iss, 9th
velvet, bombartne caneoes nnsns white ausIins hosis
S y gloves S- s;,h ess As 40 which have
Also 600 pieces silks and menoss purrhascd low ~
the aie auction sales, al Of which VIM s. sod ~ ver
small advance. Nos 365 and 857 Bro s6way.
cynK GOODS STOCK FOR sA1E-srOpr M rxr-
- Owing 10 his continued III hea1th the snbsersh.,
established in 1880 TIE stock Il ssnai' principally IL
staple character, and In good condition. To osrsou
about embsrkng In the millinery goods business thu
offers unusually favorable opportunity by securing
mence With ready made trade. The stock vii siso -
offered at low prices, In lots to suit purchasers
>. RICHARDS, l3s William street
VTTET GOODS FROM THE FRANKLIN --BROCGE
w long shswls, all WOOL for only 90 90 worth wen
psrfeet from go to $50; sss sats vol d. laiaes,
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1Utr PUBL HED-SrOrr'6 F,LL AND WINTER
81 tss hioDs. Prize 81 ~ per COY. The Mirror of
Issb.D y published monthly ut 81 year. onses 1860
Broadway.
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0n1se-DasusSsessypss, ~ Unas. n. wu-
Aosss -SaISssy n BrosA3ns No - Fnlt0 Rrsst
81 estts Clinton.
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~ the Methodist Episcopal ursh, Ninth street. Aug
-, ~ the Rev. ". hcCAilister Mr. WV. Arxy to Miss
MARIA vnczN1, formerly Of London, England.
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M RE-. LODKR CAN BE CONSULTED FOR A SHORT
AVA PERIOD spon all events Of he, past, present and
future Oorrect information To love and IL mAttnrs
laoes 70 cenfs: geptemen 90 Residence Ct 80
First avenue, three DOOR below Twenty rst street. third
door. -
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NJ ADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT txCEP1TOy, fHR
lNl most ~cnderfuI sstrooesst the world or that
has ever bean known she wli tel past. present ara
future evcpts; and win shov yous fstrrs husband sae
rhsebt friends ~htch hs~ sssuirh q thonsands darn
her travels In Europe. she IL sevsnth daughter Of
seventh Rhtet and vas WITH naturh gift BY
vo Ing the powers OF her scnoenl rcsnee TO tail even
their very thonehs ard ~ii hscpy psays 70 come
together, Who v,h al enjoy the usafsse hepp'eess Of
N al vhc Wilt her Those sbo wish speedy marriage
may cal SOON and they msy drppd upon true adsiss
founded the eternal principles Of magical s>nse "a
Procme street. bctwecn Cannon aud Coiumbis stresi&
ntier not admitted
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Birth.
On Sunday morning, Aug ~, Mrs. WILLIAM TAYLOR
0x1srd stree BroOhlyn VI daughter mother and
ehHd dong wen
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NJ Office 70 BUTCHERs-TBE ARTICLES OF AGREE
IN mept Of the Butcbera Hide and Melting Association
for The year commencing first Of September next
now ready for signatures at the Office Of the assocon
corner OF Fifth and First Election Of trus
tsss for the ensuing year will take place 1t general
meeting VI the Dembers to DO he held Tuesday, tn
10Th ant at four O'Clock p NJ the Office above
ny order nj thu Ard lO2EpH CI INCH reNvotavv
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MADAME ALVIN, From PA0r, TENDERS Hn
Kl sssvios 70 shs sciss and ssssssso Il ths city =
ssToogy, BY books aad science V 10 oonsulteA
about love, marriage BUSINESS, iaw mAtssrs, h 50
viii tell the name a tes Lady gentleman thsy WIN
marry, also The names Of hsr visits o. Madame Alvin
speaks the E1ghsh, French and German lapguaeee.
rcsidence 80V bo~esy bstw~sn rrt SECOND Streets
ohee hours from 10 A. n. 70 r y. LADIES' 80 ssAts
scntomen 81. 1900.
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No PaylI Dr. rObiAs' Venetian Llnimont
dses not Dmediassly cure cholera, dy sen,ery cnoc
49, spasms, II used when hrs taken Thousands nave
eerti6sd to its wonderful curative properties l. IL war
rsAtsr perfectly harmless to internally sold By
Ne druegiss throughout the United states Depot 90
certlapdt streeS. Price Is and 30 cents.