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leave Forty second street for Peck slip in the aern
every three minutes, and If the Harlem cars are not
suffer Q hardship Of waiting minute for the next
car and in no case does passenger have to walk over
one hundred and twenty feet.
SHIRT SEWERS MAYORS OFHcE.-Mary Atkin made
complaint yesterday at the Mayors office, against G.
Dunscombe doing business at No. nj Fulton street. She
stated that attracted by advertisement Of Dunscombes
she called at his store and took linen enough to make
two dozen shirts giving two dollars as security for the
return OF the shirts After working them for nearly
two weeks she called at the store for her pay 81 and
~ Deposit but was informed that some had drawn
her money This she believes to be untrue she alone
returned the shirts Her affidavit contains substantially
the above facts. COL Ming states that several complaints
OF similar character were entered during the past week
against the same establishment.
PRISON ASSOCIATION. Executive Committee of this
association met Tuesday The Treasurer reported the
collection of Sis during the month. After the transac
ton Of other business the agent Of the Discharged Con-
vict and Detention Committees showed by his diaries the
following to have been their practical operations since
their laat meeting
Persons visited in city prisons ............4o ACE
Complaints carefully examined ..................1s 9
Complaints abandonep their advice. ............ Al
Persons discharged from custody on their recommen-
Discharged convics assisted with money n
Men and boys provided with employment ........ 10
Men and boys provided with suitable clothing
Donatons and contributions solicited in behalf OF
this usefu institution, and will be duly acknowledged by
'ne treasurer, henry A. OaKly Esq, No. % wall street
ATTEMPTED Enthusiastically morning about
o'clock, while the South ferry boat, Bedford was ap-
preaching the Brooklyn side, man, name unknown
jumped overheard forward of the Wheels when the boat
passed him. the wheel striking him and nurng him
severely He was rescued by of the.hands who
launched one Of the life boats and succeeded bringing
him on board II is not supposed he will survive the in
iures,
BRICK CHuRoH.-The trustees OF the old Brick church
have renqushed the lots purchased by them Madison
square, and have bought large lot corner Of Fifth
avenue and Thirty seventh street. The lot Is las
Deep and fronts 80 Ieet on Fifth The cost
$6S, Coo
Found DRowSrD.-The body Of an unknown man was
on Friday evening found floating In the East river, OPP
posite Governors Island, and yesterday morning
tax en- TO the New York dead house.
INV YORK HospITAL-The following is the weekly no
port Of the New York Hospital to Sept rs, lS5o-Re
naming Sept Is, 2S7; admitted to Sept 26, 5s dis
charged cured or relieved, 80; died, q remaining at
date, Estimates 230 females 81.
CMcKFT-The match between the Albany and Newark
Cricket Clubs will not take place Monday the 9th inst
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SATURDAY, sept ~, 1000
Flour-The market was very active, and closed at
advance Of 20 900 bbls including considerable lots
for export prices closed at advance OF 10c 20c
bb The sales included common TO good State at 50 50
49, and extra do at 50 SO 50 rs, and extra Ohio at 81
Wheat also firm, with sales Of about so 600 bushels
including Southern and Western rel, at 81 As 81 80;
white scarce, for Western and Southern cargo Of
Canada white sold at 81 65 Corn frmer with sales
Of 90, co0 bushels Western mixed at &c. &c. Rye
600 bushels sold at 8Sc Pork steady with sales Of
500 bbs at $40 12 and rs do AT $40 20. Cotton
was firm. whiskey-a00 bbis., at SIC. 3Tkc
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used 70 kecd your powder dry and in Providence
Now had many blessings there and not he
Dyers healing embrocation. IT'S pesky hard word that
but us sure to cure you know how lumbsger
Now 20 al once 70 RINGS ls2 Broadway and get bottle
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In 1855, the rate Of taxation in Boston II cents
the 500; and in 1856, so cents the 500. The In.
cre1ed valuation OF the present year compared with
last partially due TO the annexation OF Washington val
lagc which has added s9o2 200 TO the estate
81, 400 TO the personal estate; total, soT3,ooo.
The value OF merchandise warehouscd n the port OF
Bossoa for the week ending Sept TO- 1885, was fol
lows
Dry goods. ....S2,V5 90
All other merchandise. 90
500 oSl 90
warehoused for Canada-
Ivy Roous.. ..............s...tloS,ooo w
All other merchandise .......... 3,T91 90
-el5T,1300 90
IVA w
The following table shows the quantity OF Of the
principal articles OF produce water from the
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their credentials They approved by the most enlightened
sanctioned by the highest medical AUTHORITY and
declared nalble by recovered thousands ia all disease
the skin, glands and secretve organs Sold the
and BY al druggists at 1c s2sc and u per boz or pot
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THE WIPES DECEIT.

ITO CAPITALISTS FoREI.ee sar rhiss ,s,. ~
40 1r.sa tr5an. ireland, Channel Isles and on
secuIeu ~ TIL nrnpr5ecrs having much business In
s ard sale above article 81 home they
ne disposs these the
n. The pen VOW perfect beyond doubt and 70 party
h rspns offers an opportunity rarely with The
W H. 70 DESTROYS Of inveutgsus h.
Claims ycr terms SeS apply 70 7. @. srEARNS genera
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cordial Coensc Btere both pleasant and whole and
ness, diarrhosa and colo.
= sTFiNFFLD, sole importer, 70 Nassau aree,.Ny,
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would remain under the curse Of dsasreesbs breath
when By using me balm OF thousand flowers" den
ce would not onS render sweet bueave teeth whs
~ aabasteri nsry persona do not Aer breath bad
and the subject delicate their frends will mention
n Pour single drop OF the balm" your tooth brush
And wash the teeth night and morning 6y cent bottle win
aoned By rETRIDGE 4 CO.. proprieora-
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}. =. bb, sos In. 2,b7s, oee Inc. eoa.s ala

BY reducing the wheat to sour the quantity Of the Ia,
ter e at tide water this year. compared with the ooryes
pondps period Of last year. shows an increase OF sos sss
barrels Of -four
The total receipts oflumber at Albany by he csrss.
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are superior W All others Their improvements secure
perfect comfort 70 the natural elegance and dura
by. His unrivalled and only harmless applied
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Personal Intelligence.


Jackson Miss; James g. Adams Baltimore, Md John J.
s ss TsEs 81 Ii f Be-
son N ss a7 F o4G sns a% hcsio h0m
In the steamship Illinois from Aspinwallcs stephens
Sg.s MNfSS Fl Miss DSss Sf Ess and
Ps Barry. lisa; 9 Dyer, Johnson, Miknisy' Mrs
y e BAILEY Ss.
MI Nj. ssa Alien lazy Sd and
dss Al Barker Newton, Mrs arssnhow,
l Sidney
Mr. n sh 3 and sa Ars
Brown, baxter Bowman,J W Ash, Mrs Beiknap and
dnuslsr Jacks T0Sts
ipS slsSn Do%nsss Elliott
SqS Se s Ssr,1 @
Toby III Haleitne True Mrs Farnha@, Latte
Kinney Mrs samter Carson u Morton Lns e6e' mann,
ward nsI pe%hers sf Aehs falns Saer "s sess
H%ns!sT Carr Wider fsedss y fs.ars: Bioxn
sh 5 ss sa srloM Mrs VIM Hsrr e%a
p Foutenaro, VIM Frasier 9 / Bliss, Madame c6omOri
Ss;s kssss sSyf;i Sss%s
s.aS s%S hs SSss
seize Wider scPf fe%mns ss
issS B x.S. sS Sssss ss R.se. EsfS'F Si
rs S. EEPP T. Sssa
Phelps fs eSH' George 4SGs os T@' SS
sas nfS%gi2n fs Ss. ssgs
Pork II Brqskman Louisa Ellpor Harris Geo Perkins
% .saShS and essa. r 0h
ars Dr. whessr Virgin tS"R John
Todd, sam'l Wells, Cap, Mclaughlin.
Charleston, the steamship Southerner-Mrs
and infant, John Q Henry T KeT, Fische l. Williams,
Rodgers, Isaac Howa, Jas Leslie, Barry WIN Rordan
For Liverpool in the steamship Atanc-Mr Borsded, Geo
haansn VII M Dr. Bo Rsps ke
pH kss' Ia r%s NJ rsa fsr
Mr. C %1 s,, Doubled gqs Forsmsp qrs% M
Tho. NJ Mcrsan sa Children and nurse we
David barker smith s Eaa Tho. Nc
Haasmapn. Mrs La Ronch, Mr. and Mrs Nelson. Daniel
Dr. J0sn
sam Foster Henry fercs, Isaac Levy.
Ladies' Shell Dress Combs-A Large Variety
nA. al. SAUNDERS, ss7 Broadway.
Rhinaido NJ. Waters, Manufacture and
dealer IN hats and caps A9 and al Broadway door above
Ford Il scott's Fall style OF Black Hats, nj
30 Broadway, lower corner OF Fulton street.
Hats which I'm nneness, durability, and
TASTE cannot be surpassed. Price - 80. EsPESscHEfD,
An Endless Variety Of Mems and Boys Caps,
at FORD SCOTS. 30 Broadway.
French sor Hats-At Ford 4 SCOTS, sIo
Broadway, lower corner Of Fulton street.
Portable Dressing Cases for saIe-at A. d
.. SAUNDERS, Ne ] Asior House. and So Broadway.
Pianofortes.-A Number OF New and Second
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Pianos and Melodeons. The Horace Waters
modern pianos and meodcons found only
at 3 Broadway. Pianos 10 rent and rent allowed pur
chase; for sale on monthly payments.
/. Fancy Cutlery-A Large Assortment mt A. q
J. SAUNDERS No. 7 Astor House and 81 Broadway.
Furs-Ladies' and Gents Fur~, oT all Kinds
and qualities, at FORD SCOTS 30 Broadway.
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Portable Dressing Cases for sale-at A. d
,. SAUNDERS, Ne. Asior House. and ss7 Broadway.
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The steamship Illinois, at this port from Aspnwall
brings sl,s76,ooo in California gold The financial and
commercial accounts from San Francisco to the 5h
instant. They are unimportant.
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company hav,
declared bali yearly dividend of five per cent.
The New York State canal tolls for the foot ~
sl,543, 900. Last year they were 81, 100, 3os
The August earnings OF the Michigan Southern Raroao
Company amount 10. S2l9 00C
Those OF August, 1855, were..... $4,000
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be- present weAk have been as folloWs:-

The Sub Treasury discussed during the present week
sl83, 362 rs more than il received
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
Washington, on the 2bth instant, were as follows
For tho Treasury Department ........... s243ls 81
For the Customs 142,6s5 o.
War warrants received and entered 49, S8l Ct
War repay warrants received and entered. 9l6l8 O.
For the Interkr Department ............ 363 t32 l.
IN account Of the Navy 10S 900 IS
From miscellaneous sources ................. 900 81
From Customs Observation-Disclosures. IL, 26s 81
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The earnings for the three weeks in thi, month show
gain Of $50 0CO compared with last year for pc
Rod OF time. The increase is pr ncpaly in freight
The valuation agreed upon by the committee Of the
interests of the Vermont Central Railroad for
purpose Of consolidation, folows-First mortgage
rs per cent second mortgage, SO per cent per
bonds and floating debt rs per cent stock IS per share
The Vermont and Canada TO be leased under a con
tract at six per cent The Vermont Central proper
forms corporation, with capital OF about three
millions.
The following list OF legitimate banks in Indiana
Brookville Bank, Brookvie; Bank OF the Capitol, ln
danapolis; Bank OF Elkhart Ekhart; Bank of Goshen
Goshen: Bank OF Indiana Michigan city; Bank OF Mont
cello, Monticello Bank Of Mount Vernon, Mount vcrnon
Bank OF North America, Clinton Bank of Paoli, paol
Bank OF Rockville. Wabash Bank OF Syracuse Syracuse
Bank OF Salem Salem; Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw Bloom
ington Bank, Bloomington; Crescent City Bank, Evans
vile; Canal Bank Evansville; Cambridge City Bank, Cam
GreenCaste Fayee County Bank Conncrsvillc Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, Indianapolis (closing); Farmers
Bank Wtstneld Gramercy Bank, Lafayette; Hoosier
Bank Logansport Huntington County Bank, Huntington
Indiana Bank Madison; Indian Reserve Bank, Kokomo
Indiana Farmers Bank, Fraokin Indiana Stock Bunk.
Iapore Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus Lagrange Bank
Lima; Merchants and Mechanics Bank, New Albany
Haute Southern Bank OF Indiana Terre Hautc Savings
Bank, Connersville Salem Bank, Salem; shawnee Bank
Atca State Bank Of Indiana and branches Traders Bank
Indianapolis; rppecanoe Bank, Iogansport
The value OF real and personal estate Boston, and
the total tax In each Of the past eleven years
follows -
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Hats which I'm nneness, durability, and
taste, cannot be surpassed. Price - So E5PENsCHEfD,
lis Nassau street.
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Ladies' Shell Dress Combs-A Large Variety
at A. a J. SAUNDERS, 2sT Broadway.
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An Endless Variety Of Mems and Boys Caps,
at FORD SCOTS, 30 Broadway.
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Ford Il SCOTS Fall style OF Black Hats, nj
30 Broadway, lower corner OF Fulton street.
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Rhinaldo NJ. Waters, Manufacturer and
dealer in hats and caps t9 and G Broadway door above
Canal street.
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Inc.. ss,se7 In sse2,sae Dec. sAs,Too Inc 1851, 80
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles len a, tide
water from the commencement Of navigation 10 the 22o
Of September inclusive, during the years 1854 and 1855
IL AZ follows
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The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley len q,
tide water during the third week in September In the
years 1855 and 1866, hvs been as follows
Flour, bh. Who, br Cv1, bu. Barley, bu.
ls55......2413 15l,o1e e6e,3n ss,i34
1866. 80. ,7s3 4e1,0T0 T33esT l0s.O2o
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fnc... .He5l Inc. 3oe, se4 Inc 6T,eie Inc. 7o,sse
The aggregate quantity Of the articles Loft At tide
water from the commencement, OF navigation 10 the 22d
September, inclusive, during the years 1865 and 1885,
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COxNIfrEE.
An adjourned meeting Of this committee John E. Cregh.
ton in the chair held at Tammany Hall last night for
the purpose Of eectng chairman for the ensuing year
Baotng continued up late hour last night when
the committee adjourned until Monday evening" without
having effected any choice On the last balo; the
sfoo A. plI
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ANN IN'vA~ANG l\Nl.<



iotmetl, occupied i, Il 2RH key
6 s. oeee \ CO. in the large hrtck building west
side puhu. .ltnfs.
rhetl.fl suuih .iie public square nfy go,.is
and r,ooerr.
NJ Levy north side public s,iuarr 10 the loi.e for.
mefly occ,tnc, T., Hudson y Hsmlsu pfy rosi.
and efucrti4-
kns rhe,forl men, south. east corner Of put Dc
..aafr Ify R35d. and rfocetIes alsn hrl- farni.
iiif. u, band
,cmmon. \ pupree nsrta.ea't corner ~ public
Nih4m Co, n u.c laier bn,hliue o1 llle ea.t sadie
tf ptfIr,np,t.
i,ap & smith. IL, isr h, ouild,ns On She u.rlt
.iI, nt pnN.,c square formerly ue. sp.d b, W K D.
WaglNru
|.s. " baas 81 ilyn.on 4 90 north
.is public .,unr, ua,. hats. baol, sla-s uatl- r,.
NJ p,pts.tm,y.fk Bso. narb SIDE af pih.it s,l,iafe
u,,. gr'f.rr. afd prl,,,iun..
Uami.u 4 PER-, north .tl. public sauare Have
iron. na,l. ETC.
DtAe N.res Mcdonald SANDERS IN large frame
Building we.t s,i. of pabhc .1nnfe
i s lobnsoaA o. b.ae. and Boak.. wr.i .ide Of
M NsfIaiI tatei. soul, snle Of public siuar,.
William ua.-sl,. proprietor
lanes lre propfetof
Nf.asa Nu,r and Gtis' NiNs lufttsss Ni,s three
au,t,ef~ ol a mil. north ee.i IT ,,d stand
ENri. Mats ihfee MITES south Of Me-ehaN
Parker a palmer's Viii three n,ile. south east Of
Marshall
Tnerv Sts{s C4fr,qe. A.,,as,fory Sa8alcrg. rie--
Il Il NtFall north of public -iuarr
NiAfirfs Shop. same place VI Haley an az
eeileni workman Vii,
I'M ana Nhff AfaH NfAh'd'fnf4 ~ ~ ' w ''"'N
south SIDE puhiif 'qnafr t...
boot anil Nho' Shay e hafles peeker'' south'"r'
c"l,ef pH.ie ~lnarr Dos trttlrht "WS
fp"H 'f't' fatn"srf hh'N i'""'ln' e''' ''
"'.N'H sr'h',' VT h'i, NJ ,i.p,.u ...,i.
:. h"f e"'"Affs ahs Sr'f'.f --''NFn We .''f ''.
Siae pnhiir SQUARE dolns.n, aA 'ir 'e ~" r."
W Fl'h'H ineNf s'A"iH'V"hs Is 'lN w.
untk well tnur at ho,na
Mattresses ! i1eehiod Apply at pe'keH.
Hacsies " an VI Jahnean' east OF ue In''h
ii,.,4,
b,s.aisfaa - Firm of TAYLOR & Co,
Laaerrs--J tionrh, " = mn 1hepphtus Per
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Prom thu New Orleans True Delta.
LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
NnlAcr IN the Ascendant.
cnsrN RIcANs nNrlKNn fRoM NE cONTEsT

n,f "a. SH1st
COSTA nv NN7 "'.i '"F'" f"'N '''' w ~
) We ara ipd.bt.d To IN. puyser Of tn,
s,eamsh,, ny.n.ds far iii. folIowin, item,
of nav, rom Nicaragua;
Gan, Do,n.u. rn..euper on hoard III,
Granada who len \jrp,u Raw on the S,i
,ns, states that tn. Costa Eca troops hat
,.,irad f,ou \iea,ayn, Th,ea buudfef
wounded Costa Hieans had been sbpped
from San Juan del Sud To Pun,a Arenas. on
,he Pacific. Gen. Wslkors loss in killed
and wounded. a, tho battle of Riyss WAS
one hundred, and that OF the Costa Ricsn.
Al, hundred and flty. which /, n con6rma.
,ioa of tbe re,o,t. b.rs,oIore rec,ivaJ hero
We find Il e following in IN, A.,inw,ll
Courier of the oOth inst which fully cnp-
firms tn. ,eport of the re,tea, of the Cost.
Rlcans from \lcarspuo and ren,eseni.
Walkers pto.pects in n mora favorable
li,ht than coulJ have been an,,ci,.,ed hv
hi. mos, senpulne l,iends;
"On Saturday last. ues.rs. Brsndo.
NcNurrsv. D,nk. &c. of san Juan del
Sud. arrived a, Panama. in a schooner
They bring new, from tina, poin, to NAV .
From them We learn that some Costa r..
cans reached San Juan. after the battle OF
Rivss, on the 10Th May. and having there
shipped their wounded laf punia Arenas.
the arm, started by land To retreat into
Costa Riea- that the cholera has been
making sad havoc among the Costa Ricn
troops and that Walker is EVIDENT, IN the
ascendant.
Other PARTIES Uho have been eye witness
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Noticr.

TAKEN up by ". X, McAdams and posted
/ before John Hartley, Esq, IN Precinct
No Q, dark brown mare mule, or sears
old last sprns; swteuied a. both shoulders
the main has been roa, he'd. ana tail shaved
about medium size appraised al s25
O lIE\DRltk, tlcrk.
June It'll, 1886 nj y,
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short stories and 10 the Point.
~ DOPPEiMANE q BRO. have reocjp,
vi, ed the largest stock of
l.rOccrir~ and rro< is,oNS

ever before brought 10 this city. Tler cN.
.ensye stocks consist tn part ~ The Gi'oN-
ing ARTICLES
96o bhls fpgf
100 sacks Coffee
400 bbls brown and white Sugar
10000 los. Bacon
10000 sb. Bacon Hams, sugar cured and riaiu
b5 bids and baii bhi> moasses
10 hbts Maelerl
1000 ii, Corn.
Ana a large assormegl 81 etteg atu les be-
'oua.uv to their business too numerous 10
mention, whieh will be sold very low iof Cash
Their motto il "guiel saiss and small prea.s
Beside. the large amount Of goods a their
store on the public square, they have sa ca
,ansiye warehouse near Mr.. NJ Dopp,imaycf's
resldeuoe, in Which the great buzz Of their heavy
articles are deposited The stock in their store,
although large, only comprises a portion Of
thcir goods. They are consequently prepared
90 hi 81! orders with which they may be
favored
Ma, l7tb 1896 2sH
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SOLAR l.aMp> and ciranA o,cs

NDlAk Lamp Of various sizes and prigts
= Girandule- IN sets OF five lights.
Do ia pairs. For sale at
jane :. '1G IilDEfS
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New Advertisements,
New \sOs,,le.

New \sOON>.
INlE undersigned ia now receiving and
j opening general assortment OF
staple ana Fancy Dry Goods.
REiDl NtDE CLO1WfNG,
EOOTS AND NHOES,
Gents Black and Drab Cassiincro Hats,
Gents l,eghorn. Straw aud Palm Leaf Hats,
LADIES', mi-srs- and childrcn'- Bonnei-,
iIardWarc, Tin and Wooden.ware,
croekery, China and Glass-wan,
Table and Pocket Cutler.
Silver plated and britannia Casters,
Iapanucd Waters. etc.. etc j..
All Of which are offered at low prices for Cash.
aud 30 which the attention Of purchaser, Is
respectfully invited.
X. r. HYDE
Nav 81 1886 jn-tf
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Masonic lsccalia.

RotN Afh Past Masters, Master Maaon.
aud Council Rclalas Those wl-slos ,eeA
Articles Niu save money p, ca.Aur oU U.s..
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In this county, on tina ID day Of June, 1886.
CHARLES BlALOch born ID day Of june
1918, aged % years
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

J'AkEN up by T. Das.. and posted before
l John Hartley, Esq, ia Precinct Ne 8, on
the 3lsl day of May. \. u 1896, a bright bay
mare about five years Old last spring 10.
hands high with small white star IN her fore.
head, her left hind foot white, man reached
appraised at 6tiy.fve dollars.
q ilENDRICk, CLERK,
June It'll, 1856. No-il %
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tIuT NNWF0 HTI0" 7" N67F1 T71tNfIH IFTH E'IV|1 =
ed ia the best Norsaofa markets b} oHr Of tar
firm. whose experience in buying and ling
drugs We think sufficient guafantec 70 oureii~-
toners, that Ne can sell them al as reasonable
pfire. and On as accommodating terms ~ suy
other similar establishment, Oar establish.
men. has the undisdcd attention % both part
ncrs. and ofdets or p-ssefp iiens wlll he tuth-
iully and pun,lualil a.ieuaedto 40 81. Aoats,
Marshall Aprl : l~ti ~
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Boots.

Gents Fine Calf Stitched and Peg g5a'.,
manufactured by iiadaock, Rood & GO. l'til.
AIDE t.Ha. out ~ slaughtered iratber of Tie ters
best quality. Also. roa' ami Mp boots, etc.
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