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General Lewis, the Mayor Of New orleans, has
issued proclamation requesting tho proprieiors
Of coee houses and barrooms to close their estab-
lishments on the 18th Of November, the day Of the
election. The suggestion is a very judcious and
proper one, and Is creditable to the Judgment and
discernment of the Mayor
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During the past week e,555 Immigrants ar.
lived at New York Iust IN Time for the No
yeihber election, 's.'lhe week previous the NUM-
her was nearly double
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The editor Of the Eddyvile Qowa) Free Press
boasts that lady Of that place, under twenty-one
years Of age, has been the mother Of seven chill
drcn
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NEw YoRK PoLrTrcs, Tho liquor dealers in New
York have adopted the entire ~ Soft Shell Demo.
cratic ticket, which greatly Increases their chances
Of success.
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HEAVY FarlURE.-Its reported that Mr. N. w.
willioms, Of Knoxville, whose extensive Steam
FIGURING MIN In that city was recently destroyed
by arr has fsiled, and that bis liabilities probably
amount to 100000, de
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ToRosro WHEar MARKKr.--The wheat market
Of Toronto has been keyed up TO the highest pitch
Of late and the prices paid there have caused sur.
prise elsewhere.
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Gallegos has been elected delegate TO Congress
from Utoh, over othro, by 90 majority.
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Prohibition, in Bosfo,,.

Bosros, Oct 29.--Another attempt was made
in the Municipal Court to-day, toconyict under the
prohibltory law. The jury were out ten hours
but could not agree upon the constitutionaity of
the law, W 45a.. III il s33d s45e a'3
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RfroRrERs FfoHfrxe.--on Saturday last the
reporter of the Petersburg Express, Mr.. +. 0'Ma-
honey aud The reporter Of the Democrat, Mr.. ].
T. Bangs, were arragncd before the Mayor for
having been engaged Ia fight on The Lawn during
the parade OF the military. Mr.. Wright was sworn
aud stated that he aw Mr.. 0'habony strike Mr.
hangs one or two ticks with cane After little
0'Mshoney, and gave him several blows across the
head aHt
The Mayor required Mr.. 0'Mahoney to give
bond in the sum Of also 70 keep the peace for
twelve months, which was readily compiled WITH
and the parties discharged at n 81.
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The Legislature Of Alabama win convene on
DIE 18th November. 3 h
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YY THH aoRviSa'S HAii,


Tha Ndtsofsl <gricrstsraf rAi6ff3on
BosroS, Oct. co. The excItedlfnt on Saturday
afternoon ct the grounds Of the National Agricul-
tural Exhibition was very great
A trot, the beet three ID five, between Chicago
Jack aud Lady Litchheld took place, the former
winning the FIRST two IL ~ and 2s3, and the lat
ter fi.e third and fourth in'2 81 end 1850
The Lady won the fifth heat in 2.as, but the
Judges deducted for the breaks and runs, and gave
the race 70 Chicago Jack. This decision was not
popular.
bob Logic, Of Montreal running horse, made
his haf mile in 90 seconds
7 The receipts Of the Fair amount TO nearly $780,
600.
sOne line Of omnibuses carried $4,000 persons to
the exhibition, and another about 10000.
A sale at auction of sone fne horses and cattle
takes place to-day, by Samuel Hatch, Esq, auc
At the regatta on Saturday in this city, yolsnt
took the first prize, and at the one at Lowell, Fly
ing Cloud won.
The Case of I'asmaoye Williamson.
PHILAprLpHIA, Oct. 29.--J0dge Kane made
an order to-day in the Williamson case, refusing
the leave asked for bis counsel 70 present 4 petit
ton from him, because no IL still In contempt, and
by petition does not purge himself But, to the
end that be may purge himself the Court also Or
dered that whenever the said Williamson shall de.
clare under oath or affirmation that he is willing to
answer such interrogatories an may be addressed
by the Court touching matters heretofore inquired
into by the habeas corpus, that the Marshal shall
bring him before the Judge in court or chambers,
to abide the further action of the Court. #
California Steamer Health Of Nev Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29.--The steamer Granada
is below, and probably brings the California mails
The deaths by fever here during the past "a
hours, were only III. faa
Neg York Bank Statement Il, IN
!, NRw YORK, Oct. 29.--The weekly statement Of
our city Banks shows the following decreases
1887 900 ON loans; 81, 298, 900 in specie $4,000
in circulation and $s77, 900 on deposites
Prohibition in Boston. gsf ~
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This Is the number for one week, and only
oneIfifth are Americans yet the antics say
foreigners should BE-. entitled to all the privi-
leges of the nativc-born.
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Personal.

a Personal.
Governor Reeder was expected to arrive in Eas-
ton, from Kansas, yesterday.
Mr., Forrest concluded an engagement at the
Broadway Theatre, New York, on Saturday night.
Mics Coombs, a Young lady Of New York, made
her FIRST appearance on the stage in New York
last week. .agF
X The following new artistes arrived in this coun-
try on Saturday, by steamship Hermann; Signor
Salviani, primo tenore, Florence Mile. Patania,
prima donna, Madrid and Venice; Signor Caspani,
primo basso profundo, Madrid sgnora vantaldi,
contralto.
n Among the passengers by the Africa for Liver.
pool were VIM. s. Thackaray, Esq, the novelist
and lecturer, and Colonel Lawrence late Secretary
of the American Legation at London.
Hon. Linn Boyd Is very i'll. His disease Is the
chronic diarrhea,
The Hon. Vim. II. Seward and family arrived in
Philadelphia on Saturday
Madame La Grange has an engagement at Rio
Janeiro for six months, to play eight times q
month, for the sum of 10000 francs clear
benefit, guaranteed to yield 10000 francs; all her
travelling expenses p i'd, and furnished house
and carriage provided for her during her stay.
Signor Moreli Is likewise engaged there.
Rev. James r. McCaster, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church at Americas, has had call and
accepted Il from the Church at Union Springs,
Alabama, ~ st..atfv
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THE NORTHERN MAIL.--The Northern Mali
failed again this morning This is the seventh
time within two weeks. f@
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4 We hear that Col Webb Of the New York
Courier, has taken house on Presidents
Square, at 5000 per month. We suppose this
is part Of the Seward programme, the Col.
being the Senator's right hand man.
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~ The Houston Club will give their
second Of the series Of Cotllon Parties, at The Hall
Of the Union Engine-house, on Thursday evening
November LIST. Tickets so cents.
oct 3O--TuTh% ff 3&
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NortcE Persons having caims against the
american Organ arerequested to present them
during the present week.
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DEsMARx.

The Zeit, OF Berlin, saysl
We can confirm the news that the affair Of the
Sound Dues Is TO be submitted before long to
Congress of the States interested in the question
and that Denmark, in despatch sent to these
States, expresses hope to see delegates assem-
bled in the second fortnight of November"
The State prosecution Of the members of the
late Danish Cabinet Is proceeding at Copenhagen.
The Supreme Court (chosen from both houses Of
the Legislature) met on the lllh, and having de-
clared its competence. fixed the 10th Of November
for the commencement Of the proceedings.
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List Of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office for
glIs The ,osek ending October &c. 1886. i4
Robert Anderson, of Brooklyn, ~ ", and ,Jno.
K. Anderson, Of New York, N. Y.-For improve
mont In rice-hulling machines :
b VIM. r. Crocker, Of Norwich, Conn. For ma
chine for manufacturing corks
n Luther n. Fisher, Of Coldwater, Mich.-For I'm
proved device for gauging and setting saw mill
dogs
isaac N. Forester Of Centreville, Va--For i'm
proved method Of hanging mulley saws.
Julius Fink, Of Philadelphia, Pa--For Improve
ment In cooking ranges and air-heaters.
Yi Luther b. FISHER, Of Coldwater Mich. For I'M
provement in straw cutters,
Liveras Hull, OF Charlestown, Mass. For i'm
provement in machinery for braiding
N Robert Grifhths, of the city Of Allegheny, Pa
Fer Improvement In nut machine.
Peter Hogg, OF New York, N. Y. For improve
mont in surface condensers for steam engines.
Richard g. Holmes and VIM. II. Butler, of New
York, N. Y.--For improvement III locks.
! John Stuber and Thomas Harden, of Utica, N.
Y..--For improvement Ia lamps.
Z James O. Leach, Of Ballston, n. Y.-For i'm,
provement In looms. tA i.'2'1
oh. H. D. Leurs, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For VEN
atilating railroad car. 49,
j Henry Luther Of Providence, r. For i'm.
proyement In ring and traveller spinning frames.
L. w. Langdon, Of Rochester, n. Y.--For i'm.
provement in sewing machines. 5000 .t.
4 VIM. Mootry, Of New York, N. Y-For i'm
lprovement in stoves.
siE n. Horsford, Of Cambridge, Mass, and Jas
II. Nichols, Of lIaverhills, Mass.-For improve
ment In lam;s for burning volatile liquids. ~
George Patten, Of Washington, d. C.-For i'm
provement in corn and cob mills. a.a
Z Owen Redmond, Of Rochester, n. Y.--For spoke
and are helye machine
j.. X. Taylor, Of Bnghamton, N. Y,-For method
of yentilating railroad cars. II, 1y
James West, of Syracuse, n. Y,-For improve
ment In roofing compositions. l..... 49, 81.
Il Aretus A. Wilder, OF Mich.-For improved lsth
machine.
o'P. 8. wardweil, OF fake Village, N. H.-For
machine for cutting double lemons. I, =. n, i,su
John w. Yothers OF Spruce Grove, Pa.--For
improvement in bedstrad fastenings.
Henry w. Dickinson, Of Rochester, N. Y, as
signor to Lansing b. Swan, of same place.--For
machine for feeding paper TO printing presses.
Daniel Z. Easton, Of Boston, Mass, assgnor TO
himself and Peiley o. Eaton, Of same place.-For
improved burglars alarm.
Jno. r. Hunter. Of Baltimore, Nd, assignor 10
Saml. r. Blair, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For improve
ment in gas brackets.
Chas f. Bertrand, Of New York, N. Y.--For
improvement ia sugar-6lterers.
SamL Krauser, Of Reading, Pa.-For improve
ment In cider or wine-mIs. et.g,
- IA - DESIGNS: Al ~
Calvin Fulton, Of Rochester, N. T., assignor to
Samuel Mcclure, Of Rochester, N. Y, and Bedell
and Barry OF Albion. --F design for stove-platos
james Horton, Of Phadelphis, Pa, assignor to
Leibrandt Mcdowell and Cox of same place.--For
dosi0n far coal ainvaa ~
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Ne,o YorE Bnuk STATEN, e,,t

:. NEw YORK, Oct. 29.--The weekly statement of
our city Banks shows the following decreases
1887 900 ON loans; 81, 298, 900 in specie $4,000
in circulation; and $s77 900 on deposites
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The Legislature Of Georgia assemblies on the lst
Monday in November. sl ps'o
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DIED.

At Littlewor,h, Charles county Maryland, October
23d, JomS CRAMrsEr, Sr, formerly OF Virginia, who
departed this life in the 10Th year OF his age leaving
a widow and two children TO mourn his loss
Virginia papers please copy.
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The New York Times says, about fifteen per
cent. Of salary and perqusites has been levied up
on the custom-housc officials in New York by the
administration party, for the purpose Of carrying
along the party canvass. In moments of peculiar
stress and anxiety, where Federal questions
involved, it may be increased Possibly, as the
election of next week affects the Presidential issue
materially, It may be considered one Of those mo-,
ments and the lowest porter and the highest dep.
uty may alike be invited to display, by an extraor.
binary gratuity, their devotion to the administra-
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Foreign Crime.

$500 Foreign Crime.
We copy from the New Orleans Exponent
the following statistics Of crime
NATIVITY.
Ireland s- 10
United States
Germany -- -S
sasE France ~
81 Mexico - .s.
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Calvin Fulton, Of Rochester, N. Y, assgnor to
samuel Mcclure, Of Rochester, N. Y, and Bedel
and Barry, OF Albion. -Fo design for stoveplates
james Horton Of Philadelphis, Pa, assignor to
Leibrandt Mcdowell and Cox of same place.--For
design for coal stoves, $500
Andrew 0'Neiil, Of Portsmouth, Ohio, assignor to
o'Neill 4 Hunter, of same placc.--For designs
for stoves. & III.
Ezra Ripley, and N, s. Vedder, of Troy, N. ",
assignor 70 johnson, Cox, Lasley, 4 Co, Of New
York, N Y.--Por design for cooking stoves.
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MARniED.

On Tuesday morning, ihs soth inStant. BY the Rev
Mr.. Day, RicHARp o. PoLxsHoRs 10 MisE HAKSaH
~ THeAPsoS, both Of this city.
Intelgencer please copy
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FOR THE FALL AND WINTER

UST received, a large and complete as
~ sortment of Shovels and Tongs Andirons Coal
Holds, Fire Carriers, DC. For sale by
ELVANS q THOMPSON.
326 Penn. av., bet. 9th and 10Th streets
oct 3(--eo6t FasFF q ~ 8f4r9 sg II t8esss
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The following private telegrsphic dispatches
were received In Paris on the l2th Of October:
MADRID. 1oth.--The insurgents at Catalonia
have been defeated near Morguefa The Cabeci
los Poufnl aud Ferber have been killed, and Rem
gos and Lerides taken prisoners Twenty-six of
tho band have been shot. Conmandant FORCES
has dispersed the band Of Tristany but Il Is not
knowni In what direction the leader has iled n
MADRID, llth.--Iti Is not true that the Cortes
are 70 suspend their sittings on account Of the
small attendance Of members. The customs
tariff junta proposes to increase the duty on timber
asd TO reduce that on crystal Cholera 10 on the
decrease Tho sitting Of the Cortcs to-day offered
no interest. ~ i,4l
CAoLrARI l0th,--The laying down Of the sub
marine cable between this place and the coast Of
Africa, has been interrupted in consequence ofthe
rupture of the cable. Ae
The English vessel Result, which was engaged
in The operation IL about TO return TO England with
tho cable which cannot probably be now laid
down until the weather becomes more favorable
The Madrid correspondent Of the london Times
writing on October sth,I says;h 3R&
According 10 the official returns there we're
sixtysix new cases yesterday, and fftynine deaths
Of cholera. ~
!" Senior Segasti, Civil Governor Of Madrid, who
bas been illtwo days Of cholera, died At o'clock
tlis morning" s
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The Case Of I'asmore Wiliiamson.

California Steamasr---- Health Of Nev Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 29--The steamer Granada
Is below, and probably brings the California mails
The deaths BY fever here during the past "a
hours, were only III. laaf
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M,IssEs Jenny I.tpa Siippsrsl
III K kGf S GslIsL'l

Allot wtlchare ol Tie Aiest St5les. sh
u oY's calf booist W nF-y5a
ID, do az KinbO6tsj s. t.ia
- Do calf Oxford TleSj e-tl .'nt ra
h do bTOzJn&I ,r-#.
loys boots and shoes Of every kind and descriptions =
AlsQt child NS Sh0es, Gates, DO, Of al SoIs and
!ya In mT Hue. Don't luEet i2S Main street. Wheeling,
Vp;.u.~' \. l.. DORSEY,
S.-Country peVelanIs sorting VI TOT cash will do
well 10 eajl .fs - .,aa45 n 'th 10 inn
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Tile result was thai The flames sntead with
gteal Ehpidy, and every elliott 10 tetatd them was
III SOln--SO speedy that the dwelling house adj
joining The residence Of MF. James Blackburn,
vas it,d in few nlinuteS-anl belNTe tile family
oOnIl be AROUSED lie bed upon which Ills ehildlen
Ne'e sleeping, was on fire. Nj. Blackburn and
family ba!tIY escaped with their iyeS--Rol having
line 10 put OH, OF secute theiF wearing apparel.
The HlMeS continued " sPfead until ons'hall
!he SQuats between Fifth and Sixth streets, on
Ma'Ett, was reduced 10 mass Of fuins-all be-
wien the new KillgOIe Hall dnl Sixth street, aS
l1I BACK IS The 81 ey, between Washington and
Ms'Se' .s'teels, The sufferers were. chiefly
Nests DonodsoA, Nash, RiSIlet and Blackburn
N'' alexander Donaldson, property destroyed
amount s5'lOO, brick building, used rs lurn uEe
waie'tcomS, estimated Of 81. 0O0-ond lutnitute 10
N9ie and IRie.ials, 2,l00--on which he had on
a. insurance Of 1880. lnlivilusl loss 1850
VI. William Nash, Pfoptfty destroyed, amount
F%"A--a thfee story btick, occupied asa whole
''s aHd ielaIl store aud dwelling, cotntt Sixth
'% Ga'krt EieAter portion Of his goods were re-
aomI' including household fOtnilutt, 80. Upon
S*1oUO he had an tnSuEsnGe Of 2, 00O-inliyid'
u' lies 1000. lIli 5r
James Blackburn, property destroyed, Three sIo.
0'lcE house, occupied Us a Wholesale CUniec.
,Haety and dwelling, goods IN stote, household
l0MI10te' wearing appatel &C., $1,000 Amount
'A,a'sl 5.uNO. Individual loss 300.
~ !. Fisher, rfOrerty destroyed, two story
V'CG business hou!e, Two Store tbbIhs> eAbihel
A1op occupied by Nh D. AmmOnl 5000. NOin.
sat'acs. One OF illest0 looms was occupied as
a'hos ShOne-ihe other vacant. The contents OF
.le cabinet shop, occupied BY Nc. y. Annmou,
HtIs mostly saved, small quantity 0f lumber
"" Consumed, moi exceeding 5000 worth m pll,
Ihe 'KtllyOte new Hail. Which with fiat gravel
IO1I and his walls, saYel lie olket hail 0l The
SGate ttonIlng on Market street, was damaged,
O'' TO an inc0NSijetabls extent. II was on fife
Nvs'al times. Ilt lie timely application Of water,
ttPi II oul oil danger 1.H.
Tvs u lhe most destructive fte which las oc'
.Ied In this favored city lot yeats, and the loss
vi " seriously tell, more particularly aS lhe
hndPal sufferers weIe smonssl our most enter
talnS and llbetal business tnen-lot wloSe mis-
n''ahe llieY haze Tue sympathy and encourage.
NI1l o. thelt tellow.tpwnSineh. n, or
afePlsased 10 learnt that Nh NpSb1 no wan
s,+s9ltaged, Is Slteady Of work, eIeailHg OF tie
%.OIst' end moklpg Preparations fot lie erection
aa0'hsE, and mote elespnl building land. that
who have not Sufficient money az comt1Sdd
C%loT bic good example, have been kindly prof
WI Me same, by one OF more of2UIt 9cliizltls, q
lnIiSype ltsy me-. pecepi4- that new and letter
g. lRay W eteottl ltllan those reduced u
@ ihs hand Of the inethbidtyj and ittl .iBey
esHs & sIpl la tepsitlpg lkslEt IQssespl al
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MINIS rlle e,tf bouts,

Nj RN'6 FiIe eatt boOtSi ''
NM flte iiatieISs
Fine morocco boOisj 'ft+ ~.
Fine half welt a.-,
~ 2Ar RlEe Nip Il.
f9iNg Fine Congress
@ha Pile elotl, GSleta;
Il Glove Nd 81
Goth, diH'nt cOlr
eSltCODUeSS .jr.y.
( 80 = = Ox0A Tie& tft
LADIES Shoes
r AnlRS hre buck lslleIEI
IL ;;.,e Is, 1sh so!ered GpilersiI f.4s
jenny Lind slippers,
do weIsj .H
goat do
. Toilet slippers, ,l,a
M issRs Jenny Iind Siippsni s,8
I'LL RJEe Galtetaj e.
Kid boots; 'tL4s 3 ~
at morocco b00tS, ~ NsN,
AL OF which arc or Tie htest StyleS. ah
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A7nrxxuu.-To,nlsht, esetytOdy's feyotte,
Np. CllarAAS, lakes gGsUsaI, aud as Ibis Is hst
las, sppeofance and aIso HE last appearance Of
uusy CnvPNAS, we anticipate crowded lIouse.
A thrilling diana, iSoee@sdlcanhda Satitty Of
o,hpt amusemtnls will be pteseptels
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HASEsvILLr, Ono.

Mr.. j. Bj TonStr,miiht- -.
bear Sir.-. hive htcn bffIcted or llMee years with
rheumatism III my bach, ant iOr il a !X hOhitS l0I
ahC 10 gel out NJ NY led without help, AMI jour Sgeut III
our City insisted on mo iynG INC bottle Of Chans Fiu
lnIInent and Try what etrt II wod Lavei o. ono hot
lie has relieved inc 80 mc thai was Rblc get Oh' VI
ny he'd without difficulty. h1S becn bless g ~ mel
Just tTy Il tor Iuul sell END you VIII DO well pleased.
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TnE Fax IN SrEVBsSylLLy,-Th Herald gives
tie following account u the fire in sleubenYiIle,
TO which we referred yesterdays
On Tuesday night last, between tho hours Of
70 and o'clock. a Gre was diScoyetrtl in the fear
ii NJ Alex. DonsijsOn4 Cabinet WatetOonS,
Market steel, uear the corner Of Sixth, supp ,sed
tObe lie work Of iREediaries, as two persons we're
seen running from tie ltecton Of the building by
the night wslch, ntot 10 tIIs discovery Of Is ftc.
The iire companies, nttet ths alarm was gwen,
wete on daty at an early period, but owing tosome
inslRrIency III the supply Of Walet, tile engines
were unable to throw constant steam. II Is al.
legged thai too many lOse wete attached 10 The
Matkel street fife hl6gs-ahd, that lie pipe liad
not sufficient capacity tOsupplythe dtaushIs upon
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Many and Just objections ATE made 10 OF tho Ordinary
Vniuenls Ol lilo day On account VI their offensive Snc
aul tic unsghly stains uilrm lIi upon the SKIN. won
loIlu lCt Whrl has bcen NellCl 10 tho lstUNShMcnl
Tie NOS profound chemists, The deltSt Of asiluiou'
ecIs, II is The mot hrallu cosmetic and agreeable ler
tune 10 any IaIt 81 tho skin ~ which may be applied
il lmpalts lVsy ami natural Inv which, lasts ur MANI
Ous, aid leaves lie rrivety sIeSS OF healthy skn III
stead Of The Cacted HI Chapped SrtAIuee which 10
common result Vi alma all 0er Articles usC Tor th9
purpose, llelcs, CleIy lady's toilet supplied with
WIN knows lis excellent qualities IN this 'c"ccl 10 Tral
tor !uuIEclE.