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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

PORTLAND, sept. 10, 1900
Oar State election took place to-day. The has
been exciting and the Votes quite Large. AnsonP Nor
r the present Governor supported by the fusion
lists and republicans; Isaac Reed by the straight out
wings. and Samuel Wells by the democrats and opponents
of the Maine Liquor law. We have the following re-
turns
fifteen towns in Cumberland county give Morrill, 40;
Wells 4,6S1; Reed $50.
Fifteen towns in Oxford county give Morrill, so2 Wells
1898 Reed 81.
Thirteen towns in York county give Morrill, 1859;
Wells 3,0S1; Reed 36,.
Four towns in kennebec county give Morrill, J. Az;
Wells 1869; Reed AS.
one town in Hancock county gives Morrill, 452; Wells
217; Reed a..
One town in Penobscot county gives Morrill, 1885, Wells
1888, Reed 1853.
Three towns in AndrOscoggn county give Morrill, SAL;
Wells 5S7 Reed 90.
One town in Washington county gives Morrill, 19s Wells
100: Reed so.
Three towns in sagadahoc county give Morrill, 1853;
Wells 564; Reed 252
Total % towns, giving Morrill, IA, GA; Wells 10 40;
Reed 2. 260.
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MILE RACHEL AND THE RED REPUBLICANS
As we anticipated, Mile Rachel declines to
sing the Marseillaise Hymn. Her letter is
given elsewhere. Mile RacheFs excuse is the
state Of her health. This is perfectly proper,
and We have no desire to go behind the
record, except to commend the act az one Of
sound policy on her part. Mile Rachel is a
servant Of the Emperor Of the French. She is
a sociaaire Of the Coincide Franease, and has
certain duties and obligations, as we'll as GER
tain rights and privileges. She owes allie
glance to the present government Of France,
which has tabooed the Marseillaise. 1t is,
then, good policy on her part to decline sing
ing the hymn, and thereby refuse to mix her
self up with any section of any party, native
or foreign. Had Kossuth and other dis
tinguished foreigners been equally prudent
their positions would have been materially i'm
proved in public opinion, at home and abroad
We also publish to-day letter from NJ. Ra-
phael Felix, giving his reasons why he cannot
lower the prices fixed for his sisters per.
formances. The gist Of it is that n. Felix is
the manager of a very expensive company, and
that he cannot afford to bring the luxury OF
seeing Rachel within the pecuniary ability Of
all parties. This is TO be regretted, but w.
presume that the decision Of NJ Felix IS ire
vocable.
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A FINE CHANCE FOR YovSG AFRICA" Mr.
7. B. Randolph (colored) has lately arrived
in this city from o heightened tour in Europe
ard Africa and will shortly give the result of
his observations, to the Young Africa party, in
series Of lectures. Mr.. Randolph thinks that
unless the colored people immigrate and colo
nize they will become extinct, and he thinks
that he has found, somewhere in India, the
right spot for new negro colony. Go ahead,
Randolph, and If you will only take Seward,
Greeley, Raymond, and all the other little y
and big villains " along, what nice thing
it will be for US and for them? India is better
than Kansas, because it is so much further off
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ONE-FouRTH OF THE WnIG PARTY CONE
A few weeks ago the wing party consisted of
Washington Hunt Of New York, Franklin
Dexter, Of Massachusetts, J.. \. Benjamin, of
Louisiana, and John Bell, of Tennessee. The
last named pillar has fallen before the seduc.
tons Of the Know Nothings, and openly gave
in his adhesion at public meeting at Nash.
vile, Tennessee, few days since. Mr.. Bell
came out fair and square on the Philadelphia
platform, and made o long speech to The peo
pie, advocating its doctrines. We should like
to read that speech. Hurry it up.
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MALAPRoPos.-The Governor Of New Jersey
is first in the field this year, and has issued his
proclamation for o day Of public Thanksgiving
and praise-the Fourth of October next. Com
ing Immediately after the terrible slau ghtcr
on the Camden and Amboy railway, we think
the Governors proclamation is in rather bad
taste, unless the Jcrseymen desire to rejoice,
like the Fcjcc Islanders over the blood of
their victims Decency would seem to demand
q general fasting and penancc day for Jersey,
instead of thanksgiving and rejoicing.
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Some interesting Developments transpred hero on
Saturday showing extensive rcenie Of cd railroad iron
belonging to the State works. amounting in value to
about Sl6 COO ahorer in the employ Of second ha I'D
dealer in iron, named Henry Nichols sued wages be-
fore Justice and gave hints duplicating Nichols and
several others living along the line. Information was
sent to the Canal Commissioner, and ut his instance
persons have been arrested and committed to
Cambria county jail, wniio Nichols and another man.
named John Lythe, have been committed to our Jail
Thirteen barrels of broken iron discovered There
is prospect of large number of additional arrests
being said that nearly everybody living along the line
Of the road had been engaged In tho thefts
The river measures four feet SIX inches. ami Il falling.
Weather wet. Freights low.
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Morn Work AND LESS TALK.-The mex.
Southern Commercial Convention is called to
meet AT Richmond, Virginia. on the second
day of November next. This is the third ses-
sion Of body the ostensible object Of which
Is TO make arrangements for the South to carry
on it's trade independent Of the North No.
thing has yet been accomplished, and the con.
yentions are rapidly getting to be considered
humbugs There has been talk enough. Now
let ms have some work.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PrniApnrIuA, sept 10 1855.
Money unchanged; stocks steady Pennsylvania state
Be-, s1a; Reading R., is Lie; Long Island ar. ISS;
Morris canal, 15'4
BrryAIc Sept. 10-12.30p. NJ
TlourIn fair demand and prices steady sales Of 100
bb ut 81 20 81 10 for fancy and extra Ohio Indiana
salce of 0oo bushels Chicago spring at u 20
els red Illinois at 81 4G 2oc0 white Ohio at 81 TO- 1000
white Canadian at 81 49, CornA shade easier: sales Of
els, 10 arrive, at sac. Canal feights-Frm four In
New York, 1919. Lake imports for the last As
600 bbls aour corn 1916 600 bushels wheat 2ng ooo
busbels; oats 000 bushels. Canal exports same ns
-llonr 1,sh bbs wheat $4,000 bushels; corn 1os 600
bushels '''ooo
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VINO WERE THE NoRsASs The Richmond
Enquirer and Wig are having a fierce dispute
as to the etbnology of the Normans. WHY
cannot the Enquirer come little nearer home,
and decide which is the democratic party in
this Statee IL II the hards or the softsg-
Cochrane or Dickinson s-Ryndcrs or schellY
UHa:- Bhigh klrg." Essa~-G-o s..al :. &c.
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Nmro'E GARDKy-Mlss LOUISA PYSE's RsSr,rr ~
receipts OF this ,cning for the benefit or Miss
lyme, cf the most popular artists that ever
In this country Tho opera Of the "sonnab ua, il 40
ected for the occasion, and from the abilities or Ne.
Tyne, displayed so effectively in the various oneras 4,
which she has appeared her representation of Amp.
admirably adapted to her voice. cannot fail TO draw
large audience. The musical people Of this CITY oue
heavy debt to Miss pyne which they ought 10 nav To-
night Since Mrs Wood We have had no English yocas.
equal TO her.
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Malls for Europe.

NEW YORK uERALD-EDIrIoN FOR EUROPE.
me Cunard mail steamship CANADA, Capt. Stone, VII
,sAve Boston, on Wednesday, OF noon Tor Liverpool
ne European mails win close N ibis city az quarter
10 two O'Clock this afternoon.
ma HERALD printed in English and French) win b
,Hshad At ten O'Clock IN the morning. Single copies,
- wrappers, sixpence.
a.hscrntons and advertisements far any edition OF the
- Yoax HERALD viii be received at the following places
IN Europe
uev-pooL John Hunter, No. 1e Exchange street, East
InNDos sanford & Co., No. IL Cornhiii
Pam. Livingston, Wells Co., Place de "a bourss'
he contents q the European COTTON OF the HERALD
"a, embrace the news received by mail and telegraph at
- Office during the previous week, and to the hour Of
vuhfcation,
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thus bring us 10 their aid. 1t neither COMFORTS
with their own dignity nor their future safety
to trust the incipient arrangements for revolu-
tion to American hands. By thus acting they
sink cause which might otherwise be just and
holy, to the level OF piracy and freebooting
They would remove one foreign government
for another, trusting to the hazards Of chance
to improve their condition. 1t is then no
longer struggle Of the people Of the island,
oppressed and down trodden by a naked Mill
tary despotism, but continental invasion by
o third power, under which the Cubans are
treated as auxiliary. This, in the language of
the Junta, is mockery of revolution
In this light we view the details of the
movement SO deliberately narrated by the J,a-
Ia. Their failure, then, is not misfortune.
but a useful experience lesson full of admo-
milton. Those who propose the great work of
changing the form and the powers of a State
from despotism to freedom have difficult and
selfsacridcing labor to perform. They are
required to grope long time in the dark in
order to be prepared to appreciate the glorious
light of liberty and independence. In this
respect. what the Cuban Junta have done,
perhaps, has qualified them to aid their coun-
trymen hereafter more wisely.
Their reliance upon the administration of
Gen. Pierce was another grand blunder. That
functionary did enough year before they or
ganized their plans to teach them that he
would betray them as he had betrayed every
body who trusted him. 1t was unfortunate.
too, that just at the nick OF time the admins
trationshad undertaken to prop up despotism
in Mexico by giving to Santa Anna ten mil
lions of dollars for a little strip of desert,
whose real value can be determined only by
some Arab explorers No matter, that project
absorbed for the time the energies of the Ca
binet at Washington, and it is possible that the
chief referred to may have had his ambition
turned in that direction. At all events, as
misery loves company, the Junta may find con-
ISOLATION in the fact that the darling project of
Gen. Pierce in Mexico has ended very much
like their scheme Of revolution in Cuba. As
question Of finance, upon which the Cabinet
rests large share of its glories, and upon
which it was freely complimented by its negro
allies at Syracuse, we have no hesitation in
awarding the palm to the Cuban Junta. They
have effected quite as much with far less means
than what was expended upon the Santa Anna
concern. There is probably this difference
that personally the Mexican tyrant is far bet
ter off than the Cuban heroes
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Waters Modern ImpsveA

pianos possessing their Improvement Of action and over
strings and compass equal to the grand planOs
Eole agency T. Gilbert Co.'s Hae Cumstons, Wood
Ward Browns and Jacob Chickering's Boston pianos; and
constantly panos Eve OF the best New York
nanaciories Each instrument guaranteed TO- give entire
satisfaction purchase money returned Second hand pianos
Of all varieties and at bargains Prices from $50 70 $40
new GA octave pianos With iron frames Tor xlS Pianos 70
y payments. Sole agency for $: D. H. W. Smiths ces-
Srssed meiodeo0s, 0uned the equal temperamenf.)
HORACE WATERS, S33 Broadway.
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Knox, One Of the Cleverest Artlzans We
ever knew pubshed-hats the term-hs fall style ofhat
for gentlemen Knox s always up 70 the mark with his fs
sons You certain 10 his styles
ready delivery the first Of each quarter
TO be presented with bill by your landlord for rent The
world sto0 well acquainted with the beauty wearing quail
ties and cheapness Knoxs hats to require any information
the subject this any other quarter Said hats can
be found at No. 6S3 Broadway at bis store No. BIZ
Broadway, Of Fulton street.
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know Nothlng State senatoriaI Nominatlons.

SYRACUSE, sept. 10, 100.
Alfred N. Hovey to-day nominated by the Know
Nothings in County Convention their candidate for
State Senator Mr.. H. the democratic candidate for
the same Office two years since
SING SING, Sept. TO, 1855.
At a senatorial convention OF the American party,
held in this place to-day the Hon. John W. Feron
unanimously elected the candidate for Senator Of the
Seventh Senatorial district.
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Arrival Of Gov. Shannon In Kansas.

q oePt
Governor Shannon arrived Westport the 31s ult
and was serenaded in the evening. He made speech,
in which he said he regretted to the disposition mani
The ae m n he reaares hat
legal and its laws binding, and he should his a-
thorty to enforce them. He for slavery in Kansas
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Western Railroad Affairs.

- NHItNU, sept. To, 1906.
The Springfield Gr) Journal announces that the Chi
cago, Alton and st. Louis Railroad has been leased
term Of twenty to Hamilton Spencer Vice Pre-
sden Of the company at consideration Of 5000 600
per annum including the interest the floating debt of
the company.
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Military Reception ut Albany.

Albany, Sept 10, 1855.
Company d, of Buffalo reached this city at O'Clock
this afternoon and received entertained by the
Burgess Corps the Mayor, Common Council and Governor
OF the state They were escorted 20 the boat on their
way to New York, and left on the New World at Z
o'clock this evening.
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Cricket Match.

ALBANY, Sept. 10, 1855
Inc match between the Harlem and Albany cricket
clubs commenced this morning at Greenbush. Albany
clubs first innings 6s Harlem clubs first inning o.
Albany clubs second innings, o. anil two wicke,s 20
down. Gillespie and Moore wero well in when the stumps
drawn at o'clock The former had scored 20 aud
the latter "a
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. . PEiIADftlHIs, Sept 10, IS5t.
train on the Reading Railroad was thrown of the
track on Saturday by displacement Of switch Seven
passenger cars less damaged, but happily
oil the passengers escaped unnjured. This fortunate
result s attributed to the great presence of mind Of the
engineer The passengers have subscribed hundred
collars for the purchase Of watch 10 be presented TO
him.
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Escape from jail and Recapture Of the FIN.

CONCORD N. H., Sept. 10, 1855.
-FOUR prisoners broke out Of the county jail here yes
however, and all recaptured Amongst them was John
W. Rand, who is charged with robbng Savings Bank
- -
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Later from Havana.

BALTIMORE, sept 10 1853
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday last 10 hand, CON
tanning Havana dates to the lst inst
The steamer turbile lett Havana the 30h ult. Tor
Vera Cruz.
The first Spanish Transatlantic steamer arrived al a
vana on the 2Sth.
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The Rachel Polka, by s. R. CROMWELL, hn.

proved be decided favore than 1000 copies have
been ordered within the last week. Feeling confident that
win please music teachers VIII cheernly send % each
cory gratis did the Riverdae Schoische receipt
three prepay postage. Price with The beautiful pho
ographic likeness OF Rachel in six colors 80 Without
postage. COOK BRO, 33 Broadway,
soe Agents Cor Haine's New York. and Brown Aliens pre-
MUM Boston Pianos.
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The Know Nothines OF ssachusetts.

Boston, Sept. TO- 1853
The Know Nothing lodges, embracing the requisite
number for the purpose have notified the State President
Of the Order j. W. Foster, Esq, 70 call State Conyen
ton for the purpose of dominating independent Know
Nothing State ticket.
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The Report OF the Naval Retiring Board.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1855.
The Star Of this evening says that the President signed
the report of the Naval Retiring Board to-day.
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Dentll M yScrchccs

PrTssnuna (Pa.), sept 10, 1855.
Henry Graft an old and wcll known merchant OF tbs
city formerly engaged In the tansport;on business died
this afternoon.
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Apoloey.--Mr. GrandJean Rcsp.stru

prays the ladies' him having so l,s q 81 Ia
forming them OF his removal He be found eVtfy day
ready examine and five advice All dseeses a9 e
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Who Is Watkins He's the Halter, Late
with White-but that's matter WATKINS beat
them ALL in cheapness and In style, for fall ii in Greenwich
street YOU call, 2Sl-hats all.
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InE TnrsrRss-rhe press Of news and advertisements
excludes our usual notices OF the various p,aces AZ
amusement. We refer our readers TO tho advertising
columns
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Meade Brother Photogrs

Meade Brothers Ph0tOgraphs-Rachel. Em-
peror and Empress Of the French Kadr Marshal
Of France King Of Portugal Duke of Oporto Queen OF
Span Cerio Borso Rossni Ruin, and 600 others from
lie may the galleries. Free to citizens aud sran
gers Pictures daily In STYLE 23 Broadway four doors
above Asor House.
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Machine Portraits Tor Twenty-Five Cents
COO taken daily by the Artists Club working the system Of
progress doing the most good the people economical
principles Depot and Holmes U g. patent daguerrec
iype ma
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AnsOn's DaguerrcOtypcs.-LarHc Size TOE %
coored and In nice twice the size others take for
Ms ses e. sos
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Shaxvls! ShRvyls!-.Just Received, from Auc-
ton. rs rich Cashmere long shaws white. green blue
and scarlet, which will sell al SIS and $50 The
are usually sold AZ $50
j.. II LEADBEATER Co, 347 Broadway.
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The pianO.-Southe1n

The Pinno.-eoutheHn and Western Dealers
invited to examine ]. 4 g. FIsCHERs circular
pianos being the best and strongest Manu-
factory and wareroon, DAB 25 2l and 29 Twenty eighth.
street, Ninth avenue.
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India Camels' Hair Shayyls.-IFcarn Bro
hers 1925 Broadway will open Thursday, laih
perb assortment Of India cames hair shaws and scals
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n. The world Nine private for applying his
rivaled dye Beware Of rnaons they result IN lcae.
me largest stock Of wigs and tonpees America Nlocsas
and retail, at BATCHELOR's IS Broadway.
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$40 by geng Of he best manufactured wigs or trpeeq
frotn the celebrated mnnufsc DRY MEDHrRSr co. n
ve'tc- lsne. baef and fron tralcs bsnds .u a. 10y
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From ancient gray youthful black
Would your grixzlcd hair bring back
You've nausht TO DO but 10 rely
n Cristaaoros famous dye.
CYfstad0ro's Excelsior Hair Dye. Msnuf,c-
,ured sold, and applied, at No. As,or House
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manager must first of all contrve not 10 be short Of
my expenses, which amount to the round sum Of three
thousand dollars per night One OF the newspapers in
quircs why the public should pay here double or three
times much they do in Paris London TO see Mile
Rachel This statement is not exactly In Lon
dom tho prices Of admission FIVE dollars for orches
ira parqueto seats; thirty dollars for private box
admitting four persons At the Metropolitan the prices
vary from three to dollar.
In Pais the prices not 10 high but il must be
membered that tho Theatre Fancas s supported by the
government, that the managers have nothing to paw
e her for the rent the gas and that moreover they
receive the handsome Of sixty thousand dollars
year. Tho last, not the least consideration, ID that
not exactly either in France in England but at
somewhat three thousand miles from the above countries
and that something bring over far artists OF
reputation, without speaking Of Mile Rachel her
self, TO whom many tempting offers made to dis
courage her from visiting the United States.
RAPHAEL, FELIX Director.
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Rachel and the DfarseiIIes Hym,

Rachel and the Mnrseiiies Hymn.-New Mu-
sc-Wi be published on Tuesday the 18th instant cee.
brated arseles Hymn,n sung by the great ragedcnne
Mile Rachel arranged for the piano with French Eng
hsh words, by Thomas Baker. Price Is cents.
HORACE WATERS. S33 Broadway
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all the syIes Aree in harmony vii. he az
fsrer shaped heads and No BeFcay street
Shaving, . cents; hair dye shings a box.
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only 20 be had al CLIREHJGTs Their boatty .. fA.h a.
Hghtness and elasticity, combined with the laie
render them far superior 10 all cshers. fseor itz Tuon
street Of Broadway.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NO. $50 HOUSTON STREET, Sept 10, 1900.
Having learned since my arrival in New York that your
widely disseminated journal had asserted that Mademo
see Rachel had refused to act for my benefit Paris
permit me-. the that you will render justice
where justice is due) and in strict justice to great
Mademoisee Rachel consented to play Camille in Ho
race without moments hesitation and the receipts
Of the Opera Comique' reached in consequence over
10000 francs. am your obedent servant,
J. W, WALI.kCK Jr
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the world, shllngs box black brown fade
sod and glossy. Chemists editors recommend II
bcs, In Sold aud applied No Barclay street, aud
- Nassau street.
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A Charming Present to Friends may be Se--
lccted gallery Of r. A. LEWIS l42 Chatham street. His
style arnbroypes photographs and daguerreoypes
gaining golden opinions.
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Looking Glasses, f0r the Fall Trade. At
greatly reduced prices. Buyers are invited 70 examine
ser stock before purchasing elsewhere RICHARDS KINGS
AkD 4 CO., manufacturers, ITO Chambers street
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gar proof safe, with Halls patent powder PROOF lock- Both
received prize medals at the Worlds Fair London 1851
Crystal Palace New York, 1854 sILAS Z. HERRING 4
CO., 1885, 1877 and l39 Water street.
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BEATER CO. 3I7 Broadway. will open Ibis morning. three
cases OF rich plaid and striped silk, OF S., worth 4;
plain pail de soir, at 5, worth s rcInole antique
robes at $50, worth $50.
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Something New.-Dlrcctly Oppositc Tav-

concerning NeWs-Dircctiy OppOafte Tay-
icrs Saloon, in Broadway, Of Franklin street news
and elegant carpet has Just been opened
,erprising firm of YOUNG JAYNE, who, informed
have just received the latest patterns of velvets tapestries
6c and which are offered at extremely low prices Good
Brussels al 81 per yard.