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lArGwoRTHy-PECK-Un rnursdav evening. Now 81,
by the Rev. Jno Crawford, WILLIAM R. lAsGwoRrHY 10
Miss JOSEPHINE H. PECK. all Of ,hs city.
Connections papers please copy
VAtENTINE-SHAvg-On Thursday, Nov. a. at tho
Church Of tho Holy Apostles by the Rev q j. Geer, Mr.
PIIDR VALENTINE Miss ElIz eldest daughter Of
George shave, E.q., al OF this city
WINANs-RyILsoN On Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 10,
at O'Clock by the Rev A. A. Wood pastor OF Central
Presbyterian church. Ixwn MossoE WsAss Esq 10 Miss
JAM, daughter Of W Ryerson, Esq, all Of tnis city
The happy bride and Joyous groom
Have gone TO spend the honey moon.
Long may II last, biisaui dream,
For happier couple neer
WOODwoRTB- BRICK- On Thursday, Nov. n, a. No.
Madison avenue, by the Rev Stephen A ryng CHAsIBs
X. WooDwoKrH, Of Yonkes, to CARRIE v 8RicS, eldest
daughter Of the late W. Brick, OF this city.
SIhPeos-WEtIMAN On Monday evening, Nov. ~, ny
the Rev Dr. Miet No l22 Fast Twelfth street, Mr..
SAMUEL g. SIMPSON, o. wessport O., 70 Mas SARAH ASSB
WniNAH, Of this city.
KIsG-MoCosscK -On Wednesday, Nov. So, by the
Rev. Mr. Lewis. Mr.. GsosGK B. ksG to Mss IsAEKLLA g.
MCCORMICK, oil Of Brooklyn.
HAwixY-NKEETr Al Perth Amboy, New Jersey, on
Wednesday Nov "a, by the Rev. Dr.. odenhemer.
Of g. Peters church. Phi adelpha RADcIHfE HAwisy,
Esq., u =. Coast Survey 10 IsAnKA daughter or George
Merritt. Eq.. o. the former place
Wrhnstop, D. G., pape RI please copy.
SIonI-Gninu In Trenton, N. j., on Thursday, Nov.
~, by Rev samuel Clemens, JAMES w. sroxs N. H., Of
Botton, 70 Mse JasSx GIxEa, step daughter Of the
late Capt Matthew G. jenkins. Of Trenton.
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r. T. r. yur MEDICAL r.mrr.
zach Of Rswsy three rems "h pos's,s spesA curative
ef rsnoyang resoysnt or die rsguars are msea for Tho
certain class disease hey are specially designed or hs
conditon healthy and happy state sf erlstence.
This remedy be externally or taken internally for
ali paine aches and nfrn,ties IN sfew minutes s,os The
Of rheumai, lumssTo, goui paralysis neural
ane s onied nirm and crippled 70 soSndnes. and yror
likewise certain and preventive for fever aad
ssa yssDsysr Sq ss Any 9, gs1a
parts where the pain located; shor, you win ENJOY
ease sna eomi.rt !, - 50.
ready relief Win stop, system crippled inri.
ties bot aa he H. A. r. remedies VIA restore 70 sound and
Rapwars RSerrarors
purgsuvss end principle he medicine
70 SsTs ssse % no .ns SnT, o. eps
ytr aud other organs . nsurn ana healthy condition
Each pi thai taken gives new NE 10 The blood they pur
y cleanse ~ take from all impure deposs and equszes
all distressing symptoms % dyspepsia aundice
yousness ,ndiges'rn eo,,iysoe. liver compliant bilious
Ladies troubled with Irregularities rely
upon prompt and regular periods Railways iega
rlcrurr or nnsrrr avn BEAUTY
few doses Of Railways regulators will insure clear,
fair RUE and healthy SKIN and rosy oomplexop They give
brilliant sppsarSrce railways pills sivs natural eesnS %
NE face eye. and heal ana ,he use o. the reaayeet
The meet foul breath sweetness and the bacxes
teeth 10 rarten whliene-
of Railway regulators II DOSE thcy do
injury, but viii always 90 good.
RkrwAiNs RESovArIyg
Cures huors salt fheuu serafas ulcers nodes tutnors
skin erurnns bochss, bronchitis dysuepsis,
chronic ether inhere b. hsredsry 1sasmissoa
o noculaed by exposure, otherwise.
iSsre remedy . he world mat Win work such mi.
racalous IN old Diseases Railways resolven IA
changes the Whole human bodyreproduces and healthy
bleed
Bleeding from The lungs-Rsdways rencvatips resolveni
vii in eew minutes, check hemorrhawe from the lungs
throat In where the paicnt coughs cos % blood
o. pms sireated h blood Railways resoyent viii
~ The difficulty.
sar.h Hammond of l9s East Thrys street. had had
cough years, abe couRhed up hall pint
of blood during the night she cured days by
the relief aud ~ solvent.
relief Mr. IT, VI. kgo, merchsn. " high standing Dab
louega Ca says That gentleman who years had
been afflicted with leg that resisted every OF trea.
mtn ehectualy cured IN three weeks, by RAILWAYS
ready relief rosovenl and regulation
kadways ready remedies sod b. druggists
RADWAY 4 Co. lR2 Enllnn erect.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


FRIDAY, Nov. U.s. N.
AT the first board 10 day. the stock market active,
but buoyan reported at the close yesterday H.
Dos Central bonds decliued y per cent; Cumberland,
NJ New York Central, n; Erie Harlem, x; Michigan
Central 4; Panama, y; Chicago and Rock Island, y. La
Crosse and Milwaukee advanced X per cent; Cleveland
and Toledo, n Some small operations made in Ga
lena and Chicago ut yesterdays prices. Illinois Central
Railroad In demand without change in quotations. Al
the close the market was weak and in some instances
lower prices ruled.
At the second board there active movement in
Grease and Milwaukee was In demand and closed at an
Improvement Of x per cent. Cleveland and Toledo wen!
up y per cent. The Ohio Life and Trust Company is
about becoming the req ser of the certificates OF this
company With such . change the expectation
seems to be that the property 10 70 DO worth
more. Unfortunately for Spectators, n the business
and expenses Of the company that require be Managed
and not the machinery Of Wall street. The officers should
turn their attention the road and s working capab
tespot 10 tho stock boards and the price the
Michigan Southern spears to be almost entirely neglect
ed, and what little support has u OF very uncertain
character New York Central drass along without much
ne held in large lots in the street, by par lies who
have ~ much they do TO take care OF stocks in
which they directly interested One OF these
days they must let 20 Of OF them tnen they
will drop heavy much lead. There quite an
active demand for money to-day. The change Is very
sudden and should not be surprised moderate
strugency in the money market. We invariably have
pinch in December that continues days.
Tho Assistant Treasurer reports this week ~ fol.
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Racing On the East River.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
tsdcr tho above caption you state, In Thursdays
pain, that the new Harlem steamboat, the Sylvan
re, every day has . race with some Of hor rivals
Fh, 20 far ss the word racing Is applicable s not the
and your informant has evidently mistook tho ord.
" speed Of the boat for what might have appeared
lire 10 push her 10 the utmost OF her capacity We
I'd not allowed the Sylvan Shore 10 engage in any
H. nor will we ever permit her 20 be party 10 race
Die she remsins the property Of the Harlem and Ne
rk Navigation Company. In this connection permit mo
rate that the Inspectors certificate allows her sixty
nds of pressure and that up TO the pressnt mo she
never exceeded one third that an cunt
WIN. n. COLwRLL, President.
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Value put the market during the week.. 81 1876 64S
Tbe past week not been distinguished for any
features Of importance Ia the dry goods trade IL be-
leved n at the spring importation viii still prove large.
and probably when the stocks ei considered,
may far exceed the demand ~ 70 produce some reac
ton in prices. Fancy goods change prices with the
fashions Of each revolving season. Black silk velves
with fine grey cloth has been In extensive demand
for ladies' coaks and very full prices This change
from shaws TO coaks9 has not been without It's effects
upon the finer qualities or shawls fashionable year
two SINCE and viii tend to check their sale and I'M
portaion. At one pe,od great the rage for fine
India cAsbmere and Tibet shawls, that imi-
tatoDs were successfully manufactured in Paris,
and largely sold In this market for the
pure article. Tho fabric first from the finest
WOOL wool and silk combined, and the rich figures
patterns afterwards set In by hand. required good
Judge at short dntance TO distinguish them from real
rioh India sbawls. In they ranged from
$40 SIS up TO $50 S15 EACH while India shaw,s were
sometimes sold At from 500 up 70 $500. The fashions
have not entirely out India shawi, but they
tainy do promise to Danish the cheaper French articles
Cloaks and furs are ell the 20. Last winter furs
which had been for several years sarngy resorted
TO, suddenly became fashionable and the fur stores
in Maiden hae became throDged with eager
The present season has witnessed an increased
passion for fnFs, and especially OF the finer
and more expensive descriptions worked into capes aud
peerines &c. while prices considerably higher than
they year ago. Those KINDS fashionable for
capes consist Of dark colored mink and sable skas
fun cape Of dark mink skins sells ut from Sits to $780,
snd half cape NJ $50 $70 and pelernos Of do at $40
. $50. A small cape Of dark co0red American sable
sels ct $500 $3.50; hall cape at $t76 snd peerine
$50 each. The most expensive iurs sold ia the
ket consist Of dark colored Russian sable full cape Of
which costs 81, 200 very fine one was sold the past
season, for lady in this city, at 81 500 The fur Of
Russian ssbes longer and finer Than that Of the Amer
can Tho animal 10 not larger than = small house Cat
slnge skin sells for $75 II said that they
chiefly caught BY convic2 in Siberia and that
tho whole number caught each year does no.
coed, Tor al Russia, over 5000 animals. The
port Of piece COL. goods the past week
very light Staple voolen and Gotten goods continued
qune steady. and without sufficient change in prices
justfy any detailed notice.
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This would give for the last year on which IL pro
roeed 10 make dividend the OF 1924 4o3 " gros,
earnings; IRON which dedur say forty per cent
for operating expenses, would leave &ioi 5o2 ~ 10
sttutc the dividend fund cater deductng interest
funded debit; from which cash dividend OF SIX per
centum will be raid eli general stock OF the company
and The excess whssever may be, will constitute
plus 70 be disposed Of sucn manner may be deemed
most espedicnt.
Within week past the road has been opened 10 Fox
Lake, seven miles beyond Beaver Dam msktur sixty.
eight miles In and tho grading being nov
completed 10 Portage CITY, and the iron being hand
the whole distance, and several miles ld down The road
will be completed 70 that point BY the lst Of January
next, when the whole OF tbc Eastern division will DO
brought into usemaking sdis'ance Of ninety I've miles,
nearly half way " the Mississippi river ii designed
TO place tho remainder OF the line La Crosse under
tract after the LIST Of January next 10 be completed
In eighteen months from that time, or By. July 1853
N also contemplated 10 put under contract n
practicable tho line from Portage City 81 Crox which
II expected viii be completed within four years from
the lst Of January next
From 81 Croix terminus n 10 only eighteen miles
due west 10 81 Paus on the Mississippi which point
railroad viii he In operation by tho time road
reaches 81 Crox, thereby opening 10 road AT
the business OF that important place and OF the county
tributary 10 IT, On tho other hand IRON Ia Crosse
terminus, We shall he In connection With road by way
Of the Hookab valley 10 the south bend Of 81 Peters
rver, and thereby possession Of the business Of all
Southern Minnesota. Thus will DO seen, by glance at
Tho map that when two roads shall reached
Mississippi and g. Crox respectively they win be IN
necton With hr 80 extending nes arst 70 Lake Supe.
rior; second, 70 g. Pauls; and third, 70 s. Peters.
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FAMILY MARKETING.

RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE AT WASHINGTON MAR
KET-OOMPARIsON OF THE LONDON AND NEW
YORK MARKETS.
The price Of meat still continues downward, and 10
question whether his her rates prevail while poultry
and pork continue cheap - they at present In
deed, may expect cheap meat until tho railroads be-
blocked up by the ice prevent the impor
tation Of meat TO the city There very slim demand
for good cuts Of beef-a fact which shows the activity Of
the poultry and game market the following comparison
between the London and New York prices interest
ing
PRICES ~ london.
AZ Newgste Market Nov 9, the following were the re-
tall prices for bread and butter and meat for family mar
kerDg;-
Fresh pork, average cuts, lod-say 2oc per ID.
Fresh beef, average outs 9d-say l8c per h.
Fresh mutton, average cuts 94.-say l8c per ID.
Table butter, Is. 3d.-say 30c per Id.
Bread, lbs for ls.-say two New York shilings.
YORK.
AT the same time prices In this city were about the
Fresh pork, good roasting piece, l2Ac.. Esglisn 3D.,
per ID
Beef roass. choice cuts from hind quarter, l5c.
per ib.
Beef roasts, from fore quarter, l2kc. per Id.
Beeisteaks, best cuts, Ito per Id.
Mutton, legs and roasts, 121sc. per Id.
Table butter, $50 . 3lc. per ID.
Bread, 24lb. loaves 1870. each-say * lbs. for H.
English.
There has been An immense supply Of poultry In
market and the consequence has been that shippers
nave iObt mOney naS Do0n HuSntty 0VoroOuo
There will doubt be q reaction shortly, end prices
viii 60 up. Game u rather dearer than II was last
week. woodcock and quail are enormously high. Gan.
backs have advanced atty cents per pair but par
tridges Yedbeads and broadbill ducks cheaper.
Gro0se just oomen Market and will be very plentiful
in about fortnight II 10 estimated that days
40 tons poultry and game brought the city
There put little TO note in the fab market bass has
advanced in price TO IA cen,s per pound and scarce
Prices generally pretty high. Potatoes have sd-
vanced rs cents per barrel there Of
reduction this winter. Cabbage rules high head the
size Of ten pin ball Ia IL article the cab
boge way called chckory salad Is much used also kale
and cauigowers which are plentiful and make
lent substitute Done up in vinegar the ga I'D desira
bic resh and appetizer, supersedng lettuce which out
Of tine crisp heads of this Article sell for three
cents each. novelty In the vegetable kingdom has
made its appearance in markets, coming
use; It u called deusk"-a SORT Of nutrve "kah,
weed Of purple Color which sells for eight cents
per quart. It's little remarkable, but nevertheless
true that this vegetable when properly served up.
quires the ase Of stewcd sers Celery 10 plenty, and
sells Tor nine cents per bunch Apples can hardly be
touched. they dear. Six dollars barrel
asked Tor prime apples. There s not much 10 note In
other articles. The following list has been carefully
vlsed:-
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Uwo MORE coNsuMPTIvFs CURED

NOTHING LIKE ANDERS LIQUID IODINE
There nothing can approach DR. Henry Anders' LIQUID
Iodine Pure Iodine Water IN is wonderful ef
fectpg prompt cure of consumption. Two patents
hornnchiy cured called In yesterday and Len their and
address As references Tor ell who doubt This makes ten
month. hundred year positively snaiched
from the grasp Of death by consumption through The Of
this great medicine. For palsy rheumatism fever aud agne
above all for scrofu have cloud 81 wtnesaes to
refer n who have been made whole ser Years Of suffering
hnoers Loud ,odms or pnIs l4dns Wa,sr " roc a y
and $50 Broadway corner Of Fourteenth street g. ~ Ring
lo2 Broadway. Amos Hulse ~ fulton street rookyn ~
Montgomery Jersey CITY; ISL Grand street. William
burg and by all respectable druggists
w HlsKFRs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ SIX
w weeks BY IN on9ueut. which Will iuure
the skin u bottle sent 70 any part q The coun,y n ~
GRAHAM, N0h broadway; spauhiing, n fremont row
Boston Hayes IFS Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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.
Canadian vas qu,et with small sales within the range
Of The above prices southern brands 10 good de-
mand. with sales Of about 800 2ooo bbs ., the QUO
tstions given above Rye -four st - so s. IAN.
Jersey meal was at SO SIX t3. Wheat continued Ia
good demand Al about the ruling pr,es Of YESTERDAY The
export, including white ~ 81 ts 81 n; prime white
Gtbesee 1t 81 20; mxed Indiana at OIL 90, and red H.
SS ous '.s 'e Sd1s a. - a, ~ 40: :ss
sses limited the transactions confined 70 about
1900 busbe western red al s3c. with Southern
coo bushels Of ne~ Northern Al eoc Oats were in mo
derate reques, at 4ec Isc Tor State, and al 49, soc.
torsrs-The auction sale Of the tls's cargo Of RIO
of 70 day. Abont 800 bags OF the latter quality
were withdrawn, and 300 we're sold, including 200
grade, atec. exc and the remainder averaged
sbcu, lc,sc the sale was considered fair one. me
cargo Iypcbburs, which noticed yesterday al
cargo * bsss Of that withdrawn we're ,old al 1870
lIsc, zoo bags Bahia we're sold at g. and ESQ msv Of
CorTos The sales embraced about q 500 900 bales,
closing firm. We quote middlIns upands at 12l4c
TuicHrs were 70 fair extent, but
sceco 80 oeo sushei. we're engaged =, "a ss.d, in
bulk and bags, chiefly nj I'd Sd, with z 900 3oo0
Soss. bacon al ass ans Sd aoosgs ucrccs beef At ;
sud eco 500 bales cotton At 3isd. 1921 To London
2tt0a 1900 bbs nour were engages at D. ed 3d., with
10 coo bush. wheat ~ lid, In ships bags To Antwerp
600 5sgs Of coffee Sled To Giasgow, 500 bbs -four
ala 3D. To Rotterdam 100 tierccs roc ., 3ss vessel
eeo bushels gram Il aac fwo or three vessels have
been taken Cd this week Lisbon and Barcelona .lh
four at 9oc 81, and grain a, 2oc 25o. And another
vessel engaged 10 losd for Msrseilcs with wheat in
shippers bsss al 2sc. Rates 10 Hsvre were unchanged
NAVAL sroRrs unchanged. 400 bbls. spirits tur
pentlne sold AZ axe. cash. From store sales were
reported IN small way At 800 acc oiher dcscrip
lions were quiet and prices unchanged. Os-Saes OF
1000 3. GOO gallons 1nseed made ct $50. cash
Anne rican owcr, with safes OF 10000 IL 900 gai
ions at sac e0c.. in casks aud barrels Crude whale
and sperm were quiet and prices unchanged
ppoy --Pork-The marked closed irm, while the
salss reached 700 SEQ bbls at sl7 81 SIS clos
Ing with buyers a, the latter figure sslc OF 600
bbls was made terms aud under circumstances
which afford Just criterion Of he state OF the market
Prime pork at eli 80. Beef IN and Ia steady
demand with soee Of 200 800 bills, at % 81 Is for
country prime - 70 $40 Tor mess do as3 50 IS s1
ov reuacked western Cut meats were unchanged.
slaughtered hogs were selling a. Taic. Lard OF
400 bhls were made Of 125sc. f2ysc Better sell.
Inc lec 2sc for Ohm, and 81 2oc. 25c Tor good 70
prime state. Cheese was rin ~ 50 1okc.
Svetr The market contn firm. the sse@
brsced about 200 hhds, cbeay low grades for refining,
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at s&c $40. exc for Cuba muscovado, with sales
oT ~ bids Porto Rico ~ loo.
WHEKsY.-SAles o. 800 . 400 bbs. were made at 32c.
wooI--The market has been ateady duriag the week.
and sales were made 70 moderate extent viz-75 900
los fleece at Aoc &C., and u.s. goo do. pulled Al a3c.
s6c equal 70 cash 90 900 do washed Cordovs, 80 900
do ordinary South American and about 40, 600 do Call
ioynia on private terms
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savan Humboldt in speaking of the differences OF elm in
the various parts Of the world visited by him. says that the
climate In the settled portions Of the North continent
II the most excessive In s changes OF the face
OF The globe when In New York. he ~ found there
the summer OF Romc with the winter Of Copenhagen
erw ards az Quebec the summer Of Paris acrnad the
winter Of 81 Petersburg This owing the differences Of
physical geography, which the learned writer goos
plain and which must always exist in fun force How impor
an them 10 guard against he Injurious effects these
and violent changes the delicate asn
Bunes kston. Orient water. prepared meet these
conditions OF e American climate For sale nv u III RING
y. SMITH ard dealers generally.
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re Scoismor, mentioning the fact OF Mr.. Thackeray's
reaching visit W Edinburgh observes I'VE are de-
kfed 10 learn that he s sure Of great welcome and
friends Of the Philosophical of vic orious and
lnAnt opening OF the winter campaign. Already, up
lrds OF eighteen hundred tickets have been issued
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Tho annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered II this port for coasumpon,
for warehouse and also the Withdrawals hon warehouse,
during The week ending Thursday, Nov. 81, 1856
novnnsn ToKnos DEFY 0oeps
EsSkeyod far Ovss1vssxxon.
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The New York Weekly Herald.
NEWS FROM EUROPE, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INpI

ETC.-IhP0RTANT NICARAGUA REvELArIONS-IN-
TEREsTING FROM WASHINGTON, ETC., ETC.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD viii be published ct ten O'Clock
this morning It's contents viii embrace from Europe,
South and Central America, MeIico Cuba West Indies &C.
Important Nicaragua Revelations; Interesting Dispatches
from Washington; Editorials various subjects Latest
Teegraphc News Financial Commercial, Political Religi-
theatrical Sporting and Maritime Intelligence together
with variety Of local and miscellaneous items. Single
copies, In wrappers ready for mailing, be had the
counter. Price sixpence.
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Brandrt s ris-rwo our slxmcre or les. as the
rcqureswl often few hours when the evcretons
small size and scanty the mills should be used daily,
moderately, until all IA natural Nature these gives
important warning and the pills should be continued until her
regularity IL fully restored.
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Shilling Portraitypes, Taken from Life,
shilling 269 Broadway HOLMES.
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Magnificent Holiday presents AT Auction,
this morning. At 10S O'Clock. by LEAITT DELssER CO.,
377 and $40 Broadway. Japanese fancy goods.
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Japanese Cur1oslales-This Morning, at Auc-
ton, BY LEAyITT, DELfssER co, Nos. ST. and 379
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~ FRANK LESLIR's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
Ga cents, is the la the verdi Tbs large
engraving Of our Saviour and the Adueress given
with NO. So this day.
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Albert III. Nicholay VIII Sell, on Monday
next December at O'Clock t the Merchants Exchange,
a0 shares Citizens Bank stock.
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Fancy Goods Dealers Can Have An OPP
poruny this morning, OF buying spledid OF
Japanese fancy goods at auction LEAvITr DELsSER
a co. IS. 317 and 37g broadway.
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Of tar and Wild cherry price % and 90 cents bottle Sod
only by CAMPBELL chemist corner OF Eighth avenue and
Twenty eighth street.
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SECOND H0ARp.


n
AsIns The market quiet and prices unchanged.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS market opened firm, but
grew animated and closed dull. The saIes embraced
about TO- eco bb including parcels for export 81 about
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HoIIoHyaY,s riIIs arc HIghly Rccommendc a

BeteheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs -
The best the world Made sold ADD applied al No. g8
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Crisssdora's Hair Dye and Wigs are Match
less and une articles Both for sale The privately
applied al NO. Asor House.
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Hi. Inimitsble Cutter OF Hair and yyhis-
ksrs No. barclay street Hair dye, four shillngs boz
hlsfk Or hrox
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Fer sssuatisss a. Belp, see axth pags.
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for ard other diseases Isubec seafarng
No mariner should 20 to sea unproyded with this
medicine.