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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-23

TNNITITIUW ~ TNIT " ITFT 7F77TF0
No. All Mashinton street. Boston Mass.
b. means IT new mo- bod of roicHr, know nculy 10
themseves they have removing the hHfsh
and hugaing sound which formerly rharucitrzrd the
instrumeni and rendering ihn ones fu cett aud
ein.tke. The acton D. prompt and rehHhlei enah ng
tho performer execute iho most apid music without
expression.
Tine manufacturers received the Pr, MUM over oil
competitors, al che Far OF the Mass Charitable 'le
chaur Associations also, % the MetfopOitau Meohan-
ie's FAIR, held ~ Washington. ID. G..
For patlor instruments are furnished a. prices
varying from sf5 TO $50.
Lager Instruments, with two banks of keys, fot
chapels and smull churches, ilom 5 80 10 $500.
The last inttrumeut known a. tis ORGAN HAK.
MONil N. hns been csscutl iy improved by Messrs-
smith. aud they have secured o. patent therefor
Pcrsous who wish to hire Mniodoons with view OF
purchasing the end of TAO yerr nave tho fept
credited az part payment OF the purcha money.
50. lm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-23
SEVERY d HOWARD,
"a nut uP large brttes at 90 eueh ia bottles
q IS o.
COLLINS A PIERCE,

DRUGGISTS, Montpelier, General Wholesale Agents
for Yetmout, sold BY A. +. BlGELoW, Barei T.
PORTER, Norhheldi j. NJ. HENRY, Wat fbuy
A. &. SPEAR, Barlingioa ]. Z. BINGHAM, 81
Johusbury q. g. KELLAM, irasburgh. 5s;dS Won
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-23
PAI1ERS

Letter Commefcin' Note fof Business l.ettoTsi
chem a. you cnu purchase tin Boston, ruled and n
ruled.
Demi, Medium FolioPost. Post Office, Book Cover
Bluiting a C. &c
500 Rea , N s,rgw WRAPPING, ail.i'es,
BLANK BpOkS& MEMORANDUMs Of ailkin,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-23

Gentlemens' furnishing Goods

CT the approved styes and patisrns, Soft Hats,
uf every hue ad color. Youths aud tnaus' Hats and
Cnus ut W. 4 BADGER \ Cos.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-23

TERMs.-sl 50 cash In advance so,orfpay-
meat not made IN advances ntetestalwaysc qatged
rom he end otthe year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

The lNEBRIAIE AsYLuM.-Our readers are aware that
twelve months ago organization was chartered BY
State Legislature under the title of the United
States nebriateAsylum The charter was amended last
April confer the institution power to retain
all nebrates who enter said asylum, for the period Of
three months six months II the patients reformation
should require 1t. The directors have published n
pamphlet containing the on iginal charter and amend
ment their report appeal 10 the public, and CORES
pondence the subject between DIR. Turner and Mayor
Wood. The objects cucisely set forth In the follow
ing paragraph
The object this Institution provide asylum for the
don will be alike the AZ the ply stefan and the phian
ros and where his labor be rendered and
OF service to his family, With the asylum there Will be connect
ed workshops In which each patient as his condition
will permit will be regularly employ edhus making the
mpy III thus be relieved OF the burden OF maintaining ine
briaes In almshouses and PRISONS who will be from
where their nebriety will be disease where
no efforts VIII be wanting 10 produce In them thorough reor
their families othe would be left 10 penury and
suffering TO carry successfully the great aim OF the
.taon sSo 600 must be rase This being tae amount Of
be increased when necessary divided into hares $40
each Any person wishing 10 subscribe % the capital STOCK
send his name with The amount he viii any OF
We think that this novel institution commends itself
to public favor and support There to be meeting
this evening on the subject.
ERIE RAILROAD AouDEST-The milk train on the New
York and Erie Railroad yesterday morning. when near
the Bergen junction, of the track, the switch being
misplaced Nearly the whole train thrown from the
track partly breaking up both roads. Fortunately
seriously injured tough several OF the employees
hurt The train from Philadelphia was due at the
time and the switch placed right for 1t and when
the Erie train along the switch being unadjusted,
the train ran of as stated.
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Marine Affair.".

Tho steam ship Alabama Captain schsnsk, from sayan
nah. and The Marcn Captain Foster from Charleston,
e,iyes ,ester. ay We obliged to the pursers OF
each for papers.
cro,rpA Ar SPA The Boston Adgcyissr says the br;o
Charles A. Coc B.pbiard, eight days from Messina far
New YORK, was tow, into Palermo, 9Th ult, having
lost four seamen by cho era, which had attacked Others
There we're not sufficient number Of well persons left to
manage the vessel some passengers hal left her aud
gore ON beard fsbipg YES eel, but VIC do not know
whittier sho vas boEni.
yes,sls AZ ,Arco AZ ang,r ye a. tho p-esent time:
more nr,cer fseehfs .loring Ehan vel DC car
lied.
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lady children saa ;01 AID ssryan
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fay GS sna if es
Gsas
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H.. a wo''eSShaups Rec W Webb, 4 Norton,
I"fe lady and child fchnyers p and lady, &apSS onsau
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couS,ol Eess and saa lady es sss
a% asS -, sosiS? Ma sss
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Ripper .dy f sn sang r aaP y
, ss i W.; Isys; s%,h Henry NOBLE
Gsurion, Kearn,en Dubois Martin X EsesoIne
asRRG sass @ sa%sh' R siiRis s .Ss
bussisas Pcnssnon ana LADY w Wo a ia md
rs Rss Rssea 'ssvf jean Mns
srds9 s ''f EassnS soasGa fs' an
rardelo, II Iclzano Nassau, ASaracco, RATIO b ovann
Psgano SMozela, l. Que.e,o Gambadoni TO- (iaianrv9
tori lt'at anastor, l. Raggio, q Nord, Z Crsmb.sl.
Tfspezo. Massona, Ghrarieio, Mocto Paoll Ghr.r,
dellosi. Ghlrardeo Giaer, Reggie T. Querctto sa-
Samhuee eri Ccsarezn Kato italy; Mr.. Ran
dolrh and child Mrs Mulete and daughters; ID Bsray
MsrquaLd, EPocke, II Livingston, Braun Dens-3Js Ia
all. $500
From Bremen and Southampton in steamship Ercssoa-Mr
TB haq,dek Nss SCHNEIDER, Mrs Mary Ausierch, Mrs
Louisa Kuhn, N<s Eliza Efchenbaek. Jnhn Bo,io Mrs
B.o Anoee hsvre thomas Baby Joseph psrr, ny Far.
Reid, Mrs. Ros.na Reid, Masters James ami William Rad,
Thomas lase. Miss Ialse. julia Meare Ida Meare William
rayne, Ms Pane Sconen IrAnter Mrs Baieam M.s
Ht,weoo John Nc 9ieas Louis Fosenha Angus, Rossn.
JJoseyh Blagson Fsenes Koch George Z Sunday Ser
nrs Ia.e Way Madame ro!.erier Edgird jonaekae Frc
Won 1enpr John uhn--,er solomon Huzeerg Herman Ar
Grader Hesry. wnarse. Mdis peswisne HernanAsrr..
q R,lai,d, n uamnnas, Rink. Mrs Amelia RINK b
Lx An0e, Leor Barrett Heory wilserin, Otto Athens John
pevefu ann. ara 70 others
From Savannah 10 Steamship Alabsna--J Ford VIM
Nealc Cant Meree, Mrs Capt Waix, Miss vandervers
Henry Nelrosc- in the s.eerage
FIom chsrifstfn in fea:nslp Marion-w r Hayue pa
Cnyea " J Puvceli ani chh Niles foye a "a "
Ksnze Lewis . stowe, v Hsrrsnn JSnaes Foiran
? NaJstsn, Godfrey -ls il The seersee.
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TIE News by the Arngo,

The Arago, with fo9r days later news ar
rived last evening, bringing London papers to
the 24.h ult. They contain few items of import
ance. The report of the successful resistance
of the Turks at Kars is confirmed. The Rus
sian General seems to have displayed want
CT ability which weuld have qualified him for
the command of British army; AID the
Turks, who invariably fight well behind walls
achieved brilliant and bloody victory. OF
this operation the net result will be to secure
the Asiatic dominions Of The Sultan against the
Russians for the remainder of the season.
OF the capture Of the forts on the promon-
tory of Kinburn we have further details. They
seem to have been either i'll defended or ire
sistibly attacked. One Russian General, overa
thousand inferior prisoners, and 20 guns, fell
into the hands of the assailants. By way of
completing the blockade Of this portion of the
coast, the Allies are reported to have secured a
foothold on the island or promontory of Ten
dra, 40 miles east of Odessa The line occu-
pied by them may be described as stretching
from the island Of Tendra, through Kinburn.
Eupatoria, Balaklava, Kertch and Yenikalc. to
the fortress Of Kars and the Turkish frontier.
AT Sebastopol nothing has been done, nor
has there been any movement on the
Bclbek or in the interior The Russians con-
tnuc to strengthen their position on the north
side, and no hopes of driving them out this sea-
son appear to be entertained by the Allied
chiefs A report was In circulation in Paris
that Prince Gortschakoff had written to Prince
Paskievitch to say that the Crimea must be
evacuated shortly by the Russians, in conse-
qucncc of the impossbility OF keeping open so
long line OF land communication. 1t is
needless to observe that the wish was father
to the thought in the mind of the author of
this coaard; but still, the difficulty of proyi-
sioning GortschahoA's army must be prodi-
gious. Many have seen good omen for the
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BROOKLYN CITY News.

FRTs.-Yesterday afternoon FIRE broke our in tho
stable in the Of James Harrcrs coffin Warehouse
No. 104 Court street. The flames extended to the ware
house, but oil that was valuable taken out. Tho
damage amounts to several hundred dollars. The fire.
caught from the upseting Of a varnsh pot.
about O'Clock the hight preyions fire broke out In
Johnsons shoe store, the Of Sackett and
Columbia streets. The flames we're soon extingnished
Damage trining.
Last evening fire was discovered in the upper part OF
house in Fulton street. Orange, but the flames
we're speedily extnguished without creating much
damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

Gov. Rccder's Return Home.

EAsroN, (Pa.,) Nov 9, 1865.
Gov Reeder received at the cars his arrival at
Philhpsburg from Philadelphia, to-day by assembage
Of the people Of Easton and neighborhood. He
corted to the American Hotel where he welcomed in
address by Geo. w. Yates Esq after which the Co.
delivered address. He gave rapid history Of
the whole of the Kansas affair." showing up the unfairness
and hypocrisy of the administration the sde and
what he called the hghhanded and lawess proceedings
Of the Missouri invaders the other. He explained his
course and avowed his fixed determination to stand by
at all hazards and through all consequences, the noble
platform Of principles adopted by the free soers Of
Kansas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

Allies in the recall Of General Simpson, who
is to be replaced, according to rumor, by Ge-
neral Codrington. That Simpson was ridi-
culously unfit for the post he held, every one
knows. But whether the officer named as his
successor will do better seems an open ques-
ton. General Codripgton served as Lieute-
nant Colonel for many years in the Guards,
and acquired some reputation as one of the
best walkers, best boxers and hardest drinkers
in the regiment lie was not at that time sus
pected of much intellect, and it was under
stood that he owed his rise in his profession to
his family connections, one of whom won the
battle of Navarino 1t seems more than like
ly that Lord Palmerston, whose recent sue
cesses seem to have hardened his heart, is bent
on trying an aristocratic commander once
more.
A report is in circulation to the effect that
Leopold, ofBelgium, is about to offer his SER
vices as mediator between the bellgerents-
with what success any one who thinks can de-
termine. Austria has abandoned the part,
and, if rumor speaks truth, is actually about to
join France in campaign on the Danube
The recent concordat with the Pope meant
more than appeared on the surface.
Commercially, the news does not differ from
that Of the last steamer. Nearly million Of
gold had arrived from Australia, but it was
feared in England that France would absorb
the whole. Consols being scarce, had risen
to 81 IL after falling to 81. Breadstuff
were trifle dearer, and cotton had declined a
quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

BURNING AN EXTENSIVE PAPER MnI.-The Delaware
paper mills of New Jersey owned and occupied Messrs
Gaunt Erickson, we're totally destroyed by fire,
Monday evening. The building was brick one of four
stories in height and go feet long, Tho mill had been
in operation fifteen sixteen years and gave employ
ment to ninety hands. The origin of the fire il
known. The loss building and machinery Is estimated
at SEQ for $4,000 in the following oces
Il.o-EA Lar. L. L. AZ oAn
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United states Circuit Court Of New Jersey

New BRUNSWICK, Nov. g. 1885,
In the United States Circuit Court in the of Hager
complainant Stevens, Stockton and others, de-
fendants Judge Dckerson, at chambers yesterday de-
cded that the complainant entitled to the production
of the general statements rendered to w. H. Gatzmer
evidence in this case and that the complainant be per-
mitted to re- examine Gatzmer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

TIE 1uEAnIs.-we again obliged to refer
readers to the advertising columns for particulars respect
ing theatrical and musical matters, in consequence of
the press of other important matter. 1t will be found
that all The managers have provided well for their
patrous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Q, 1885,
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State Elves, 81 Reading,
39a Long Island, 1oss Morris Canal l4 Pennsylvania
Railroad, 4lA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9, 1885,
Cotton unct anged Sales to-day 1000 bales. Flour,
So 70 per Dbl Keg lard lie. Freghts-Coton to Liver
pool 3D. and to Havre 1c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. s. 1855
Cotton has declined &c. 4c since the receipt Of the
news by the Baltic. Sales to-day ], 500 bales.
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Arrival OF the steomship Er,csso,

The steamship Ericsson Captain Iowbc- arrived early
yen erday morning. from Bremen and Southampton with
10 n ssenger and large freight list She experienced
v,,v ! cavy weather, and detained ty the for er
sansv +, ocL from O'Clock Monday evening
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Eet Won.-At N r. rty in Lexington Ave-
nue. last week out OF fifty gentlemen present iorty six wore
me Knox hat deciding bet la favor Of the host
ha there were no. FIVE hats Of other makers The Gan
at KNOWS store 2I2 Br roadway stree. and
you VIII see The adyantages Possessed by the Knox Ia
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Rachel Adlenne" was given at the Academy last
evening TO twoihirds house. The great tagssnus is
great as ever On Thursday, sIady Tartuhe.v
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The Southern Mall.

CHAR1KSTON, 3. O., NOV. ., IS15.
The u s. mail steamship Nashville arrived here from
New York, ut O'Clock this (Tuesday) morning.
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Markets.

We have received mail here south of Washington
this morning.
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The Recent Accident on the Pacific Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Q, 1855.
At meeting Of the directors Of the Pacific Railroad
yesterday Commission constituted to examine into
the late accident at Gasconade bridge The Commission
consists of several engineers and Others and they will
make full investigation.
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T He LATEST rIEw :
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TELEGaApHs,


From Washington.
ANTICIPATED INTERFERENCE OF OUR GOVERNMENT
IN AFFAIRS IN NICARAGUA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. o, 1855.
Official intelligence of the recent revolutionary
ments in Nicaragua having reached Washington, the
matter has already occupied the attention of the
ment and Commodore Pauldng, Of the home sqadron,
viii probably be instructed to proceed thther imme-
atey with special instructions regarding events in that
quarter.
Late and Interesting from Northern Mexico.
New ORLEANS, Nov. s, 1855.
The steamer Nautilus has arrived at this port with
later dates from Matamoros From four to five thousand
men had been ordered to the frontier repe the Texan
Rangers.
vidaurn had been appointed Commandersn-Chief on
tho Rio Grande and had ordered the commanding officer
at Matamoros to discharge the National Guard. The
latter had refused to obey.
vdaurri had addressed note to Secretary Marcy, COM
planning Of the violation Of Mexican territory, and charg
ing the commander at Fort Duncan with connivance with
the Alibusters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

FLAaG BowLED OuT.-According to the re-
turns last night, the last of the Albany Regen-
cy, the Cerberus Of the Treasury, the incor-
ruptible Comptroller, the Colbert of the Van
Buren, Bourbons-the indefatigable Flagg-re-
ceived his quietus at the polls yesterday.
He came here to reform our city finances,
and what has he done? The people found
it out, ana have given him leave to re-
tire. We advise him to turn his attention to
the affairs Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road Company, of which corporation he is trea-
surer. Now, if he has the great financial ability
with which the Solons Of the Reform Commit.
tee accredit him, he can show it by making the
concern pay great dividends to the. stockhold-
ers Give them ten per cent the first six
months, Mr. Flagg, if you please.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

Fancy Furs Lost In BrooLlYn.-rs the Lady
who lost her ycorine lat week had purchaxei Il OF W.T.
LlAhs, 2Q Fulton street. Brooklyn with patent
safety guards attached II might has been saved
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Gov. Merriweather, Of New Mexico.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9, 1855.
Hon. David Merriweather, Governor of New Mexico,
passed through here yesterday, route for Washington
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Delegates to the National Democratic C0nvcn-

The Fourth District Democratic Convention last eve
ming nominated Patrick Riley and Isaac Adams dele
gates to the National Convention at Cincinnati
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:, Einnhets -Ens'ish Blankets, L.srse size,
v prhTEhsoS HUMPHREY No. SO proaarsy. corner or
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specimen Of tie art Of hating has produced
greater s o ha1 & has literally ecipsed every
shape the air dis nguc Of hi superb chapca TX The aien
Paris ha. produced e country vi
Sons oESS No. "a Broaa%s oppce e " Pas
church. SfP = '""s
40 fulton Street. s,rum6o.si q, r,,och-
1he Grand depot Of fashionable ready clothing Cheap
ana goou ana large and varied assortment 10 select from
Fashionable Clothing for Men and Boys
an additional assortment, Of superior clothing suitable for the
season. No deviation from market prices.
Fancy Furs Lost In Broot<iyn.-rs the Lady
who Lost her ycorne La, week had purchasei Of W.T.
safety guards attached Il might has been saved
Ladies OF New York and Broo,srya who.
f ssson 20 asd a ss @ss hsye eesp
brooklyn. 49, - '''' 'f''''
Ladies', Don't Pay Broadway or Canal
p,ess for your cloak. hni come 70 DE bee Hse s7
nsnt equally as good and at u chcagsr price, Come and,
M,Iiinery.-A Large and Superior Ass.rs-
bowers sd dress and cloak m@nss cosEs and aia1
~ VIZ & iavISEs. liz Canal greet
Gifts and Prssenrs.-s5uss Received. md S:.,-
sole at reduced prices Tie selec ion of ancy goods
Broadway. ''''' DaN'f' af''
sriancsorSes and Observation-Disclosures.
nv y wAh =. 60 "a s oser ysrss
ae city, aud 20 01ff Az price
'ssoEd hand pianos 81 great etTsains
----~N-----
Csrpets.-Bsavy Eoe'fsh snperfi.c, Gs ocr
yard All I PEIE Ess, a. e1ir} aS DTe g
BergsIns In Competing Good Brussels. 81.
''' PETERSON 1Ss ko Icy ~ yi sSsr.v
BLANKETS. -Engiish blankets, r.srsc sac,
,PhTERsoS HUMPHREY, No SO Broadway. corner or
While street 's' ~ -
Electors-Tbe Finn the People have Ei.c.su.
sAEIHJR DoNNLlLY. III. Why for his superior heavy
rAth Iahse' 70 Ne tfcn winter. them
- " ooc naa ~ ms carpei warehouse, - Bo~ory
Paris Boots, Cork aud Double SaIcs Water
pool aud glefR boots suitable preseu. season..
received ron u" best mixers Ly EUGENE FERRIS
boots.n
singcr's Sew Ing Machines -y5eing Desirnus
vnhd-aw from all the old upnprovcd
eAas Of cur own uanuacture and t relieve the pu3c
less schiI e. o ever kind hereby
sewing chimes liberal terms for old machines
manufacture other such old machines or
bands Will be broken up and DESTROYED
L. M SINGER 4 co, 323 Bresdsay
kmbrpsypss The mort Beaufi rui Pycfur~~
tkcn IA tie world. be had a. q. w LOUnts xa
lery ~ I1wcry 10 cheapest por In lhc city ,as.
Ic lie chtanei. Rec BPS Of he bet nt ,~.ss Ia
Earning TIC beautiful art nan be hsd IN me smal sum n 81
rcase cal and cxanztue specnens
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France to that river, with his present army
and British money, it is not easy to conceive.

France to that river, with his present army
and British money, it is not easy to conceive.
See, even, how he has "hedged" against foul
play or vacillation of purpose on the part Of
England All the operations of the war are
conducted on such plan that the support
given by England is more moral than physical;
so that should England think of Withdrawing,
her retreat could do no damage to Napoleon
in the field. Then this marriage-can it be
doubted but the rumors were set on foot at the
ipstigation Of the Emperor, who knows that
between Prussian and Bonaparte, the British
would far prefer the latter, Catholic though
he is? Such man let's no chance escape him,
forgets nothing, omits nothing. Has he not
even sent Canada new provincial library,
despatched a ship Of war to spy out the coun.
try, and connived at the organization Of a
party aiming at the restoration of the province
to France?
And all the fruit of this matchless cunning
and skill is to be for this unborn child. What
if the scheme were to succeed altogether, and
the next generation were to see this last scion
of the house the monarch of Europe!
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tskcn IN tie world can be had 81 q. w. LOUntS sI
lry ~ Eawcry 10 cheapest In c city wtars De ras.
pclros lie nh.aned Rec ipR Of he bet prsr>~s In
Earning he beautiful art oan be hsd f me ANAL sum cf 81
Please cal and cxanrue specmena
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sehson-No specimen Of tie has ever
agreater sensation than this 1t has literally ecpsed every
Cher style Of sol hat The rich ninabe color The Ell CANT
shape The air disinguc Of hi superb chapeau
Ion ana conai ne nnegulvoca approval OF all who It.
Paris has produced its country
entirely without rival In the popular OF ha to which a
belongs GENIN No. 2l4 broadway, opposite st Panps
church, - - -"
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40 fulton Street s,rum&oia 4. p.och-.
The grand depot Of fashionable ready clothing ea
aud good, and large and varied assortment select from
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Ladies' OF New York and Broolrfya who
are In want OF dress and cloak trimmings can have bean
III selection to choose Gom at JOSEPH LOCKfrr SON a.
IrOpkyn - $500 "-N'S
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Csrpets.-Bsnv English sapsrfi.c Ga new
yard All other goods a, equally priees
PETERSON HUMPHREY, Nc. 35e Broadway
Bergsins I'm Cnrpsting Good Bruss.,s a.
cents per yard AZ ohcr good. a equally low pri,cs
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