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PROVISIONS

PROVlsoNr -, i,o,,,v /. ,n,,. ..,,.. =.
s.'. are II. osi o. ' si pS, i :. rS "
-, ss Is for Mes. ard SIS Is sor pri. ~
e-oys and 10 rood reqge. or he home trss. q y,
bill. 50 sea "a - Tor Country Nee. s9as II os Rem. ~.
Mes ana oil oG az s. foI eA,rs Western Hs.. PSs
NJ; :. CURT At tliGsI7 sess Ham, "s s.1,es ca
Lard dull and heavy: sales 4 80 bbls and a, ~ ~
az 'Oy !, - ',y ., 80 e 20. a.9i.a9 hS
and led .oc Ohio. Che"se Is in good demand Svee
PLAsTER-LUmP Is 'e!lins e. C'eined Is scarce p,..,
RICE continue. frn and i. moderately ,c'ye, .... If IS
siLi-Tbe urse, i. frrn sale. of,cO SAX. N.r.A.r,
sTlRCH-we notice sale. OfSco 5oae. reosis s,.sAr,,
sPFR%AcEfTI-A sale Of 1000 p have ben a..a. A.
'sUGkRS-Rsw Continue .e,ye I'D 6rua sac. Of La
hhds Cuba at s0s and ~ hha, roI,o RIO q, 'a)e r.
fined fner and stVe We quote Crushed PS,
ToBiCco-k moderate business. i doinsn far p1e,. ....
OF 90 bids. Kentucky At lp ql1 70 bale. Havana 6
3s seed Leaf iod2t; and IS bales Csnasso. a.
SnaPNW~ hear offurher sale. OF 80 boxes
SPRIrs-We heard ofs sale Of 5Puneheon' J,n4oa Rsa
sKINS~Gos are .ti In small supply aud price. remain s
late invoice Of Curacao received Disposed OF fro.
so baes Cur.cos Goat syese Us % .od Al Sc les. c-s
cash q bales DO sud ~ bales dsmssed DO. pys,. 80
In peer we hear Of no further move nent.
sPELTERThe demand moderate b., prices retain ,A.r
6rmne.. Sales IS uns at ele mos tnd 'm. pae,.iou
SEEDS TIE inquiry fair for Lin.ecd We hear @ss.
beg. aud pocket. cslcntis Boston, arrive n Des
TIN-Ps is II moderate acmsnd Banes is selling a. 81 aSt
cash rom Plates held with rune.. Ae new
by th Pers beps favo.ble higher prices haynf AL
ysnced on the side The stock herr u quite measrr Of
81 X There little none to be had below s2 Sc no.
from l. {. Coke srd Charcoal rerue are Ggn tfH
previous rates
WHIsKN-Thc market l. a ,hade iTneT. with fs demand
sale. Of eco bb SS!c for Ohio aud Prison and small lots
So.
WHALEBONE-Wc notice sales Of Coz n South Sesn Sc
and see 10 NORTHWEST Coast &C., cash. both taken ei
port. ~
ZINC-The demand Is confined to small lots from o.
mos
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event hut il ia doubtful if it has ye; TN
.,... Tn. ere-t Of such step would Endc.as,edly
he to stop the dram of gold from EnsieAd and make
an easier Money market in 10th countTss. Rates Of
interest continue very high in an p's OF the Cont
pent. and at Hamburg the almost uDe1amPed rate of
o. y cept nled. The Bank o. Vienna, c non specie
paving institution it VII be SEEN has absorbed ab'ut
SO eco eco Of specie, which has been draned from
England ard France. Much of this specie was sent
to Austria by the Crtd: MobieE 'oF the purchase OF
Austrian railways. The adyices are very favorable
tor our Cotton snd Breadstuffs and trade generally
appears to BE 10 a healthy state.
The following table viii show the fluctuations IN
Corsols since the atth ut.:
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Markets. Peported b. Tslerrap,.

OswrGo, Oct 1t-7 m.-WHEAr In sctiye demand snoe
The Persia news sales Of 50 eco BUSH AZ 81 q TOR White Co
madam 20 Red Indiana and Michigan, and 81 ?? s
AZ SO. CANAL FkEGHrs 20 New-lork frm-Ac. Fosr
l6c on Wheat and lic. Corn. LAKE IMPORTS In the q
hours IN to noon todaye4 S bush Wheat VI 100 buh Corn
,rd 500 bu.h Barley CANAL ExPoRTs in tine 80
bis H,ur n 80 bush Whesi, II. 600 bush. Corn.
BUFFALO Oct Ii, p. m.-FLOUR In good demand bat
changed sales OF $500 bhs sea IS la for common Mh
ran good Illinois and Wisconsin; sc Pa So 81 for choice
Fxrs Ohio ard ndsns and So $40 - IS for double Extras
WHEAT closes with the prices Of the holders above those Of the
buyers sales of $1,000 bush at 81 dfl l6 toI Chicago
spiinr; II for Keuosha do; ~ for Milwaukee Club aud
4id - for White Canadian Corn uDchanged sale. Of
u Geo bush at sole OARS dull sales OF sea bush 81 Se
WHISKY: Sac RECEIPTS in the q hours up 20 noon to-dy
- I7O bbs Flour 1872 1856 bush Wheat n 100 bush Corn aa
90 bush Oar. CANAL EXPORTS IL time iV ~ bush
Wheat aud S,6S bush Corn
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Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.
Passrm-ers Arrived

\. ,t,sn.hjp Persia fro. Lteypoot Mr. simpson, finley
Nccanres Fr.ucisco Bolet and friend. Mr. Blake, M
simpson and lady, Mr. Paul and LADY s.mae s",soy ana
Jo5n p Kennedy and lady Miss Gray Miss remington Ae
Davies and sdy Tents and lady Mr. Saul and lady, Mis-
ps,ter M.s saul Nicholas Ru. Mr. CoIidia j. Deywud
Oder and friend James c. Burns, John NJ Bayne, janice
Rose and lady, Mr.. Chsfr.e, j. Cbhonr Joseph sun
nurse Konpt Miss Donno Mrs Duncan and .erysn,N
A A. ilisms and children, r. H. Cullen, Mr. OosaahohsF,
Mrs. Leve, William Noes w. T. Helfrey Mr. Mehannt
II H. North lady child and msidseTyant Mr. sruthcf
and Isdy Me..r. sprst Ryker Low j. Kendall, Robert
Bnney Mr. NELL aud lady. Thomas Dxon MI Osborn, lady
two children and servants Miss RUSSELL Mrs Duncan
duncan STEPHEN Duncan, Mr. Moss and lady. Mss Levy
three Misses Moss M,s Towney Miss sweetc Mr. swseus
Mr. Gamble James Howard and lady, Mr. Roche Mr. Rosos
sen and lady Mr. Lsrogus, j. T. Bunell Mr. Resower ,dy
Daniel Mcneil and lady, Henry Rogers, j. u; nmer.
Mrs. Otis children and nurse; w Reid H. Canhsy
MIR Lees and LADY, Rousseau Mr. speir Mr. Richardson NJ
Cete Thos A. Coffin Mr. silkensadt. Mr. Bellsnrsn, ~
FaIker Mr. Schwartz j. H. Reid, j. Ford, Master Obj
Mr. Baleusley Msckn, Mr. Appleton, Mr. C9sle ionssh.l
H. Staple Mr. Young c. Tom pkns and lady Ms: Cohen ad
friend Mr.. Beckman Master Hickman, Holnis Esdi'
son Edward Gauthonier Mr. Psnisque, O. H. Nosha ChAa
Gleer Benjamin Geer, J. Cohen and lady Mrs bestnn
and children Miss Beekman, Mrs Starr and two ehdf
Miss Ham Mr. slerss and lady, James Moore, Mr. McDo.
Warren, A. Grosss Miss Grossa Mrs Robert Orosss A
Young Miss Thomas Mr. Shaw, J. f. Green, Mr. Jossghs
y Jsner, Jno. Allen Edward Poree Mr. Hughes MI sal-
hacker Mr.. Bedeles, Jro. H. Mccain Mr. Bnnd mr. Dun
cans an servant Francis BayeT Thos Cutcfe, MI hos'y
lady infant child Rich lrd Essterboot r Wa bfewa
Mis- sophia Heeley Henry Bailey Mrs. Welsworh Ms bex
mans female servant Mrs Noi female servant Mt psvs
male servant, Mr.. seix@s female servant Nj noo' ~"
sciapro Miss Wclsman, child and nuIso.-Totsi, I'LL
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exports foreign ports OF 60 600 bale. 81 which 5000 to GIe.
Britain, and decrease Of stoet q 70 occ bales
REcrrTs1The receipt. show ipsses y t a
week nSurs al Y' be 20 ~ 10 10 s ., ssSs
In 20 within the present week there h., been considerable de-
ri. date Las. year the Il probable
they will conn svorab and most OF the present de-
PTtcrs FxroRIs Ac-TheIe has been nothing during the
past week to interfere with the upward which prices
have the opening Of the Cotton has
No.; At pres. NJ in sufficient quantities supply early
and until they sstsed for time doc. noi appear that
low prices can b. escuisted upon The reports from
ON tor lately and oveTAnXous buyer. have manifested ouch
a. he purchase Of cotton that prce. arr vet sup
AZ which cannot he Ncd be main tAned after
tb,r present requirements have been met by larger supple,
NV CRop-6ur reports OF tn, growing crop received during
,b mast m.es contain ite Of differing peyiou.
accounts. The complaints from The PLANTERS continue a. be-
fore but che point Of attention DO" the accounts Of
frost interior which have yet to learn Is having
any material dSi1sss-
Two locomotives the Mineral Point Railroad are
named Dog Noble p" and " John c. Fremont"
The Persia to-day briggs the expected advance
IN the of interest By she Bank OF England. The
causes and effect Of this movement detailed
in the liberal extracts We give below from the
London journals. The immediate effort was TO
make money easier, a considerable portisn Of the
previous demand having been IN anticipation OF this
advance Consols had hnctuated materially, but
finally closed al 92l a ei finn. There was current
rumor in London en- Friday evening that the Bank OF
France had suspended specie payments. but there
is no direct confirmation of the report. passenger
lv the Persia who made arrangements to receive The
confirmation BY telegraph from London at Liverpool
ON Saturday if il from Pans, did not receive any
djstA.ch. ON the other hand, letter received BY
mercSatile house here has postscript dated Friday
eveuipp states the fact positively. The agent of
Paris hank; ing house here has letter with postscript
NJ the moment, stating that the Bank had decided
TO .uspepd specie payment, ard that the funds had 10
copseonepee ssn per cent. Another Pans batter 90
banking house here mentions the fact of the improve
men. in Rentss. but is unable TO account for L.
The su,per:isl u lie Bank !. Is, I'D jupsssit.e J
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m Ar RIEn
ASTHON-

aSTHoNrfosI-ln NcwYork At the Chu4cA of the ..eep.
s1on, on Tuesday, Oct H. by Rev d. 49, ., %
Edward Antho, Assistant Minister Of ST. MaIEs ch.S 70
Heien Louisa daughter OF '" Post, ESQ., Of hi. city
BA2TLETT-MESEROLE- Christ Churrh -. -
TUESDAY Oct a. by the Rev. Mr.. spence Aif5 w R On
ktt Of Sew-foTt, to Nellie j.. daughter Of lie Lar. n
Meserole, esq '' !" l.
IPRIGGs--HusTED1o Tuesday Oct H. by che Rev WIN.
A7Oss Mr. Wm ~ Bnsss to Miss JpliA F. Hustled eide,
rp,~ 'BIT-TDWARDS-ln Brooklyn on Thur.dav O.. O
n n Rev. Daniel NheelAnd, William Crumbe m ~
h n and Jennie NJ eldest dausb, Of Joseph Edws d.
n s,n - a onwell, Conn. =
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r. .te.shp Per.s, Judkn. Liverpool Oct. nd'e 'nd
searr hir Na.hye FwaI - hours from Chsreston, mdse
and pas TO spoford Te,,on Co. Was detained ss'eEl
hours outside the Hook by dense fog. =, 49,,
passengers 10 s. L. Mcin Oct L. 1910 pm - miles N o.
fsiterss, signslyed steamship Azsus's. .
Bark Leopold tsw.dl Ostsrn Cotienburs Aus % H'H "
Boornsn, Johnston Co. d..
Bark Petite vsrns. Rio Jsneiro Aug q wood se % sts.
gee Co. Sept 2 lat z p spoke chip Miles stsnsn'
f q a. - spoke by Daniel web.tcr, from Bos' '''
Brig Elizabeth. Bosrdman, New Haven ss1
schr RxPre.s. Ste Ring Virainis day.. =, a.x. r
sShI Only Daq.hteI tS-na'ted) Rogers S-2'h-''
schr. David Cox Hinckley, Boston.
schr American Belle. Brown Boston. Ili u
scbr Commodore KeaTney, Lowell Bostop
sehr samuel Gilman, Crowel, Boston. i. sl.i b.
sehr ADELAIDE, Nckerson, Boston. ~
schr w. Abbott Chapman, Newport. hi
sehr Fll Carter Fisfe, Boston.
sehr z. A. stetson Cobb PrOvineetown. .'
schr J. Flsxs, Kelley, Proyneetovp. a...H
schr John shaw Wallace, Mschs..
schr I. B. smith Briggs, New Bedford iaE Agony =
scLr Denmark, Cobb, s@g Hsrb9F
schT. c. Carroll, Chase, ssybrook. eraN
schr Pizarro King Hyaniss. p
schr florenee, yanIison Rocksnd
scLr Julius Webb, Brooks. Mddletown, c. q
schr Fsgle, Rhodes Roctlsnd o.,a.sr-,l
Propeller Noun, Savage, Watson, s. hours from
PropensI cSa., o.sood, Smith, Norwich. -
Propeller We.tehester. esIk PIasideAee .. tfl far
ByEOW-ship. Orest Western Liverpool ss ss,s
Barrett, Liverpool Sept 8; ~. Charles Conway, h-'
and Cu,hsyen Sept. Al sl-o, Pnsssn bark.
Tn. bark Architect lying anchor oaArantne arsm
her anchor this morning during tho squs and woe. ne.
through ihs ES0wsi .he W. iswea bsSS b '''sS's'
srses.
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Receiufs Of Produce.

q, Merit, Rirey Bodt-5ess bbs Flour, so ops snshels
heat, Corn 2oco do Oats 10 pks' Ashes 9n d.
WHISKY ls0l do. OIL Cake. ~ 49, ,oo, ,,,,,,
b, ns Er< RsroaS-l $50 bbls. Flour. 100 pigs Whssky
1 Oh bsxs Wheat.
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In Cotton there continues an active business at q
lc advance About 500 bales changed hands to-day.
We take the following from Messrs. Nell Brss-
& Co.'S Circular for the Persia.
The weeks receipts all ports to 90 coo bales against
20 600 last wear showing decrease Of 1000 bales. The ship
ets 70 Great Britain have been 500 bae against :? Oo
bales week last year
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Receipts from California. = 81 1850" 60 Js"l
We have received the annexed card from he'sfs'
Kane & Go.
To he Editor, Of 71eN Y. Tribv.e ,,,
SIR: In the money article OF your paper OF the ON
inst. you say that Cbas. j. Kane Co., Pine street
hold collateral security sl0o 600 Of he forged paper
ALLEGED 10 have been put out BY C. b. Huntington. We
do not hold one dollars rOrth Of the paper, and AK
YOU in Justice TO ourselves 10 contradict the rumor
10 which you have given circulation.
Very respectfully yours, &c, CHAs. J. kANEs NO
The movement in Breadsufs has been very active
to-day, and the tendency Of prices is still upward. The
letters by the Persia very favorable and indicate
that our surplus cereals will be wanted abroad at full
prices About H. COO bbls. Flour sold at lOc advance,
and l25, 600 bush. Wheat at 2a3c advance. Com
was without change. Mr.. Edward Bill gives in his
circular tie annexed statistics Of exports of Bread
sufs to Great Britain and Ireland, from Sept. 1856:
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MINIATURE ALhANAc...".THIs DAY. "a
svy-Rses.. GIL sets......... 5;l9 MooS-kses el~
HIGH wkTER...............THi THIS pa. 40,
Sandy 7:5l Gov. Island. 8:fia He0sie.''"s-
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William Birdsal, F. Cousinery, james NJ. W.eon
Charles NJ. Connolly Stephen w. Gaines, samuel A.
Warner, Rudopo c. Burage, Archibald i. fmo Hs
Smith, Israel Corse, George GrswOld, jr r. T. h'uo-
csna,hi Frederick G. Swan Edwin Ihorne, Aliieo =.
CITiagt, Louis J. Belloni, james X. Pei, Ed"a'N
WLnehouse, John Randall, Robert EImet, Jr., AiIA~'
Leary, Charles Tutie, David Logan, Richard h''di'
&. l.. Reoknsgel, David Jones.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee All Mississippi RAii-
road Company for the first four days OF oc'oee1
are go. -. :. TIA -
...sIIslI 70
Iacre->e 49, -
Tie receipts of the Norwich aud worcester ha'r
tot yet been fully made up for September ou' WI
show about 81, 900 ircrease on last year.
The receipts Of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis hoa1
for September are g. 0oO IN advsrce Of the e''i'A'
and considering the length Of the Line and the enoUn'
Of expenditure, place in the front rank OF "e''S'"
Reads. The figures are:
Passengers oiSs 70
Mails ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A-'-
se5osS 8
s,r-,o, .................... 4o25e -
t,.,o... 90 4, ,er,............ s24e09 Il
The following is a statement OF receipts on INC GU"
sylvania Railroad compared with corresponding fnoH
| last year: oo
| For the month ending Sept 9o.......... %4l5Sfs
Same month last yeaT.............'.''' f''i'- y
Decrease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s2i'!52 q
From Jan. l. 1876 70 Oct l. Iss.... So jl 20 ~
period lat yesr..........''''' $3.50 -
r,...s .... ss6 i3s Is
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The decrease in the month of September Is 10 DC a-
tbuted to the continued low stage Of water me Ohio
River and the want of Southwestern Railroad con-
necons. This deficiency viii be supplied ey tue co'i
pletion Of the railroad along the river, from fHsoush
to SieubenviIe, in November.
hertceipts Of the Williamsport and Elmrs Railroad
for the two weeks ending oct. 4, 1876, were SicV2.
much larger business would have been done Il 'he
quantity Of rolling stock possessed by the Road had
been equal to the amount Of business offering.
The annual election of the Directors for the Er'e
Road take place to-day. There was no opposition 10
the regular ticket There no changes IN the BOARD
from last year excepting in the election OF Mr Herman
Geptke, vice Mr.. Chas. Moran, who resigned upon
his departure for Europe Mr.. TheO. J. Moran was
elected 10 fill a vacancy some time since.
We hear Of about three quarters of million OF gold
engaged for the steamer tomorrow. The amount mas
bee increased the receipt of The Persia adyices
Tie movement in specie this year has been:
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Tn. bark Arhiteet iyng AZ anchor at Quarantine
her anchor morning aurg tho squs and wee. Ne.
through ihs Es0wsi she W. iS~ea bsSs %
sryes.
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Bbls. Flour, bu.Wheat. bu. Corn bu. Rye.
Sent so 1eR.......... 1896 lS390 SO,79l 1876
Other Pors latest dates 9lSJ lo94A 1855
Pork is active and buoyant at go 62i so % and
ais siS % for Mess and Prime Other provisions
are quiet In Groceries there is moderate business,
excepting in Sugars which are active and firm. Coffee
is rather nuiet. Nj. VIM Scott s Circular saYs
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Froz Ire LcgGos Ttz,t Oct }
INDIA the influence Of the farther heavy AL the
Psis Banrse and the anticipation of another rise in
tie Bank OF England rate of discount, the English
Funds open ed this morning at decline Of y cent.
sah.enr eny in consequence OF purchases en- he part
Of the public, he breaking up Of the Bank Court with
ont any frsh having BEEN solved upon and
The receipt Of ra,.er favorable tesgrsphc quotations
q - s1csanges y the Ch-oS pa, reY ID rec2ysy
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NJ. Satierthwaifes clTcu!aI says OF AuI'Ioau 20"

rites:
The various Share uzrtets nave been niASoraoiy nhu
5 J., - ,rvTn,nt and flc rev barking projects
very dull There been LITTLE inquiry Tor American
,r.. and although quotations tI established
BonSs sacb a. Uno Con rucon Erie Third MogAse and
sinking Fuud Bonds fully cent brow tHr i.st rae.
.ales and h. market IL extremely heavy and well snp2cc
HE rspd .e Central Shares from ITO 10 ls IN Ne"
YoI il rr.fpe 10 holders and has caused some disposition
10 buv chem sales been effected 81 81 AID 10 some eA
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- =. -. -. A. $3.50 em.m& ~ $500 a
Y. 49, 49,, 2 ~. T..,l- r.,,s- N 4. -.
~ =. &. 'E I|. \ 8. r~.
msnn99@ n IS. n 1..>.,.. ~ ~ ~ n. I'' ,.1
sAnp - - ~ 81. .I II -. -i-r = -. 80
tovs go 49, - - 80 1s 49, -
acne, icse ~ AfPy, 49, I, -
i i've Y 81 =. y NJ II = -
'sFlo 80, - .'c - ..,t. ~ ..,.
IN hxA@As4Hls' - - = - - y AaAa#'.
These Pills ara xsry s0heaei0us IN every casa Of
Rheummlimm.t whekher acute QK QhrVniqf and 50
satisnsd. ffom nv own Observation u their 1feat
lcacy IN the wcFst knd moft obsiinatq cassA, that
they are not snrpasseA Il theY nfe indeed equailed
BIZ any other pals o. ue kind ~ azigieneei mey ~
tsnuais visoid humora remove obstynctons .sRulets
The system, purify the blood and Ans cure 80 com
plnint The Rheunef'o LIQUID used VIII iAe Pulls,
10 battle e pArtb AAgeisd will very much M1llltate
he cure. .Whon tho cRae y veg aa4N4&tA spd does
not yield readily ~ che shove me4.eInea, syrup
made from the AIlasetite foweef which can De oo-
aimed Al the same pl4<e win ns l.lls ana hns1mar
dc LIQUID muhk ID takep apcord'uK p 0fee..lns
accom- nnr Nfnm III, but III most tuAl4ucen ne kiIn
Alone. 81 lis PII& and Liquid Win feuoys Tie COM
plant In sh6fl time. Pres % ce4ta. ~
m. BROVHERW PILE ELBCTUARY. asiFS
ssA.- .........au.. ~. h.sn mind On invaluSkao
49, IA lsn a'-S .,'fSJ ~ pile~ Wia ciSSn
semeoy ~ 80 A-..'' 1.,isl ~ ~ 49,. 49,, -
Astl.sIly, - A x r..si~a.rss ~
$3.50 ~ 9AAss' =, ~ s,4 .os,nanumnflv fI,n
4eAngsmss " sno DO"o's-~N - ? ~
Fiiea aessaa III. 4. - essSEs. a.,-.vx,,.
49, y ~ ~. ~ s !. N ia Ss6 -
fle -, i-a'1 ~ vi ~ .{ - 49, 1890 M fhe oom-
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.s ~. .H 49, ~ ~ y
E. ''*'{ &s..'s 49, -. - - N I, $500 )
IS -. i,ss~% -. -'.S - - -. 49, 81
-, -. 49, = 80 -, ~
t N - 49,. ~ ~
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49,. Es - +, ~s.', ..l ltz S..l'i~ M "a
49, y = " ". -. 49, ..I 1sig %like q
IS ~ ~Hf = s..ss - - =. ~ W. y
y :. ~ 80 49,
.sslI - = 4 n ~ 80. VIA
iKo IAsn6 alsasnr nI|1 ''S61E rooms n i Which
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Marriage, its duties and disquali- S$N
hcatiOnn and their remedies. - -
s"1y ana sseases N ca S orEanSof both
sexes, their structure, uaeas and functions popu-
lar and comprehensive Treaaise on the Duties and
Casualties OF Single and Married Lilej happy and
fruitful alliances: mode of securing Them INTELLECT
tos and infertile ones; their obraon and removal;
important hints to those contemplating matrimony,
that will overcome objectiQne 10 it; none, hOwever,
should take this important step without hrat consult
ing fts pages commentaries on the diseases and med
ics treatment Of females nom infancy % old age,
each case graphically illustrated by beautiful Htho
kranhic plates nervous debility, its causes and cure,
by process at once so simple, safe, and eectual,
that failure In impossible; rules for daily manage
ment; an essay on spermatorrhcea, with practical
Of treatment precautionary hints on the evils result
ing from empirical practice; essay ell diseases
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GUTrA PERCIIA TEETH.

GUTyTA FERCKHA TEETH.
nR. o. MGUNgONsa 300, Eannsylvania
- avenue is mounting Teeth on q Gutta Percha
bases Alsowith Allen patent continuous Gum COM
bining beauty, strength and cleanliness Afh
DIR. M. is determined to keep pace with every inn
pfoyemeut in Dentistry, and WI strive 10 please and
profit bis patrons aFaE 4
Rev. DIR. Gurley Hon. r. III. Gillet
DR.. Binney hon. 8. A. Douglas -v
Hon. O. Mason ~ ~ DR.. L. p. Patterson
Hon.sA o. n. Nicholson Dr. H. Coolidge
And the Medical Faculty Of Georgetown College
nov M-ly a.s.
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lNM begs leave 10 inform bin friends and the pub
nc that be has increased bis stock Of Marble Mantela
c0mprl6inG Sienna, Bf6cked@lla Spanish, ERyptlap
Yein, llalian and Blpck Marble, richly carved and
pl6in Of the best quality newest styie and superior
hnish, which he ofef5 for sale low for cash.
i Also 20 Marble M0numRala Yombs, and Head
stone Slabs; Eastern Marble fof ihdOwsillE iintels
steps, aud paffnrms; Marble tlsg counter and table
( Also on hand large t.lt ~ sCOnnecticut Brown
stone, New York Flags aud steps, suitable for build
ing pMrpqfp3ggfa il ess k5 II o. ls49ek ss M
Hefnslt6s The attenticu Of builders and otherB 10
his stock and will endeaSof b give satisfaction to all
who mar faEOrhim with their0r Al ssfgsglls s&
- WMRUTHERFORD
sug Ely ~ 0nrIa street. bet 18th Andrlgfha
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"a WAMTNEMs either active or silent,
ilrsnons TIE ,klln which n capable Al burning
100 barrels ~ line or $50 barrels n consent Der day
fo4uih1E with fba mill a. grind the cement iealfaady
built ApplF - ~ Al. n. BURROWS, % s4e
II eS6a Psnnay lrnnia avenue, bet 1st and I'd a..