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SUNDAY NIGHTS ELCEPTEDl ...
Between Washington Civ and the South
VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
9ORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND.
Lave washingten At 8 q m and Jpn
Fare from Washington 10 Richmond. .....s5 50
OMNIBUsEs and BAGGAGE WAGONS
win be at The W sshingtcn Railroad Depot TO con
vcy PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Free Of
C&ergs, TO STEAMER GEORGE
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, dis -
lance Of six miles, allowing ample time for Meafr.
Tickets procured on the boat. f
Expedition ard Comfort are secured by this
Route, as IL is acoNfInuors LINE OF TIRsI GLASS
RAILROAD FROM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH
MOND.
THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried without cost TO the Depot OF the Petersburg
Railroad.
Information Of Route and Lost Baggage OBJ
tanned Of JAMES A. EVANS,
feb IL Agent, Alexindria, Va.
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By RAILROAD DIRECT TO TIE WEST
&AssE &C.

TINE bsttessn Washington and WkssliRs
BAT IL. Eosrs,
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hours
fHRousH fIcKKTs AND BAGGAGE cHkcts IN n.
HAD IN wAsHIHGToN
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nANUYAofURIp BY
~ o. "A l. kENN EDY,
W. LEU wa,re" st,sst, Rozbxry, Mar.

Wholesale Agents New yort c,tv n v
S,oLl,iSShNER, 81 Barclay street; C. ii. RING.
a Hx broa1wayj A. b. & d. SANDS, 100 Fulton
f RsIt,moi rhiplsSeiPhia, 7: W. DYOTT SONS
HATCH. Alexandra, PEEL & sTEVENS
ua Az kesan by all respectable Druggists in the
Shi,eo states and British Provinces, and aIso Is,
he Druggists of this CIty. 1T ~
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6IRnHRR. Me Luna d 1890

,,.vsr.s. CARLyI1, H., June 81, 1883
tive, and have admired It's wonderful effect. NV
hair was becoming, as 1 thought, prematurely
gray; but by the use Of the Restorative, n has
resumed Its original color, and, l have no doubt.
permanently SO SIDNEY BREESE
Ex-senator United States
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SOFT GRABS AND GREEN TURTLE
saloon. NJ IN
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THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING.
Ing hours:
Leave Alexandria TX, s,11, X, Ok, 81
!. S-S Washington Goa 81 1n To- u "a sX,AssH
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SEhtED GlNGER.-AB BEAUTIFUL.
article just received and for sale by
" = 49,. 49,, LII, NJ. r. KING
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONEY MARK EFT.

TUESDAY, Oct. 2-6 r. N.
The stock market hangs heavy points current at the
ciose yesterday There little more cash stock than
usual oDerDs TO day and the operations on time we're
more limited. Al the nrst board Michigan Centrai cd
yanced u per cent; Michigan Southern, u; Cleveland
and Toledo, =. Erie fell OF Z per cent, There Is evi.
IDENTIFY strong movement in Michigan Southern Railroad
stock The transactions to-day were unusually large at
improving prces Cleveland ani Toledo quite a..
i've this morning the sales amounting 70 nearly four
thousand shares Yew York Central Railroad Is about
the sckest stock the s Just now; occasionally good
deal OF stock changes hands, but prizes gradually set
Ting down and must permanently rest u much lower
points. Reading has received q blow from the re-
cent reports relative to s produciveness, from which
will not for long time. II win be many months
with continued prosperity i business before this stock
win again reach prices which have recently
ruled. Public confidence in has been se.
riously shaken and Il probably viii be for time
more speculative stock than ever. Almost every day
small lot Of Galena Chicago Railroad stock sold at
the board for cash. This stock understand, comes
from the West and IL picked up here by the shorts to
fulfil contracts Panama Railroad has recedcd 70 abou.
the lowest point previously touched and there sellers
on time At the current price There has beeos great
change in the public mind IN relation 70 rslrcad
ntr. within ne pest tresve rovths Trere sp,s 20
esrc-ltn % iuf-tsss att u nc lea1pg ra5rcAd
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Married.

BrIGK-HAyDFN.-0n Thursday, Oct. 2, a. st. Peters
church, TEoKAs BrLCER 10 Miss CATHERINE HAYDEN boil
OF this city.
HUST-AMDoS-On Wednesday, Oct !, by Rev. DIR. s
D. Burchard at the residence of the BRIDES father Mr.
henry w. HuSr to Miss SARAR, daughter of Francis Fl
Amidon, EAq., all OF this city.
Decentralization Sunday. August II, by the Rev. L
T. Winter Ut hs residence, Mr. BARNARD DKCIR To MAN
GARgT A. Ball, all Of this city.
BAKR-SmDD.-on Thursday, Oct. 2, by the Rev. vii
liam Bauch at The residence Of the bride, Mr. EbwAR
BAAER to MISS MARY Z. SHEpD, all OF this city.
Pougbkeepse papers please copy
SIcoR-MAR1N-on Monday evening, Sept. 20, by ths
Few. Mr. Hovey, Mr.. SAMUEL SsooE to Mss MARY (. MAN
TN, all OF this city.
ropn--sHi sSoy.-At YonFers on Wednesday, Oct.
at the church, Dy the Rev Mr. seward Rr
n ToDD, Esq., OF ths city, to Mss NARY L. SaASNos
dau ghter Of William Shannon, Esq, of Yonkers.
DE RgYIER-CRoMwEL-At Aanners.ng Island, Rye, n
" at the residence Of the brides ather Wednesday
oct J. by the Rev. Edward Bull, JoiIy DE- RUrrxR,
this city, TO HEyRFrr1 NJ, only daughter Of Charles
Cromwell Esq, or the former place.
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few minutes before nine O'Clock last night Gre
broke out 10 the tobacco mandatory Of c. H. LIen-
No ais Washington street, and in very short lime
extended into the eight story factory building
NE corner Of Barclay and Washington Streets which
Alnost completed. The building n about sixty feet
Washington street by about seventy five feet Barclay
street The flames ragged with much herceness through
the building, and in . few minutes vas enveoped IN
flames rom bottom 10 top Tae burning edfce present
grand aspect and attracted thousands OF citizens 70
she scene by the sbt reflected upon the clouds por
ton The new building the south side was parttioncd
OF A. work shop In which . number OF hands
ployed Over two hundred sborers are thrown out OF
employment by this confagraioD. portion Of Mr..
Iilienthslis stock taken out but his loss
win be very heavy; - estimated al about 500, 900
stock and buildings. There insurance the so
probsbly W about half its value. The building No
AIS Warrington street owned by Mr. Ira Miller. IL
n staly destroyed Loss about 80 0oo and supposed
ne insured. The building No. ala 10 occupied by John
solomon ss \ wooden ware store His stock III be
fttry fahsredtv ~s'er iarge puuion ~ the south
vsu q tHg rew badfgs fel with Tremendous crash,
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We are normei Maria Estrada. the pretended
President OF Nicaragua appointed 70 OIL the vA,anry oc
rsoued by the death u DON Fruto Chamorro has been
Allied by the Indians The Department. OF New SeEovia
Al town called Samoto Grande appears that Antonio
Chsvs q native whom Estssda had Imprisoned In the
guardhouse Of this city, and Who recessed by Gen
Walker on his entry into Granada, the means OF Es
trsdas death Chavis collected party q forty6 men
In Leon with whom he went 10 Somoto Grande, where
Fsfrada was. There be melted the native population
.rsinss Fsrsds TO such pitch that they upou him
Without Of defence he fell, the victim 70 his own
pervevsfy.
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The Way TO Secure Early News OF the Pre-
stdenttal Election.

stdenttal Election.
FOR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION, rRHB0RAPH OPERA
yORs NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND REPORTERS
THROUGHOUT THE UNION
The people will look the result Of he Presidential cleo
To enable the Of the
Union 20 declare he fesat the following morning. viii
be necessary Inspectors Of Election throughout
States tbs telegraph operators and editors
village and for the editors and reporters
aid each other hts be done by condning their abos
election the Presidents Let
the everywhere the eIecor Noe first Let
the eegraphs transmit that only the night Of election
This plan will enable press the the
mernng after election even the contess be close We
hope this plan viii simplify the labor make II easier
and satisfy the peopecountry and city Editors will
promote the object view by publishing il their editorial
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ccmpetely crushing al, that remained Of The no.ldag
No. zi5 Washington stxSet.
Al IL O'Clock The fY6 was suodued sy ,ho hremen,
thus afsyIg the fears Of tie occupants Of the surround
Ing etoree
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cerntd there nothing doing. The brokers find II NJ
terry impossible TO attract purchasers. AZ any
Stage Q; tie market outsiders do not buyers.
hey have, general thing, had enough Of railroad
stoke ana either avoid them altogether operate a.
continually being made relation TO railroad property
are enough 10 deter OF ordinary quantity Of
common sense, from touching the stock at any price, In
al parts Of the world this species OF property appears
be particularly subject to depreciation and bad manage
mtnt Deiaications and all sorts Of rascantes appear
TO be practised with greater impunity railroad aairs
than IN banking institutions, and parties interested
shareholders in continual danger The stock has
10 bear the brunt Of all disasters. Overssues defacR
tons damages from collisions and other causes depre-
citation, decay, &c. all fall upon the stockhold and no
one holding share Of these great speculative companies
knows whether II is worth anything or not. There is
therefore great danger IN holding the stock either for
investment or upon speculation for . rise. Any day
any hour may bring forth Developments Of character
that would run down prices ten, twenty thirty per
cent IN q very short time. As bondholder, man 10
comparatively safe, but stakeholder he is continu
ally In imminent danger Of some sort Of collapse
There at this undiscovered rascates in the
financial affairs Of largest railroad companies any OF
which Likely to be brought any moment to light, tha
would place the company Immediately concerned in
ccudon better than the New Haven Railroad. 1t ia
well enough to consider these things time to guard
against them, II possible.
After the ad ournment OF the board the folio wing
OF stocks and bonds were made at auction by A. a. Nj
coIay
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Southern and Western Merchants.


In order 10 protect myself against fraud and The oaac
against aanaefoas mposoes deem neeessar! TO STATE
sehnapps are abroad ana % warn all those who use IT. and
ietefious and dangerous imposions. -
Let the public therefore, the medical faculty. be
their guard against deeepons in matter so important 70
am 10 state these facts from Knowledge that an
ssmp has been m S oy 1aor me ps
food he markets Of The re1oest states with ma,ops Of NV
schnapps 70 he injury Of my Interest and reputation and
must follow the Introduction Of their impure and noxous
The scheasm Aromatic schnapps TINS authenticated
enaorsed over their own signatures oy three thousand lead
medical faculty The united STATES Therefore to
abel UDoLPHo WoLFE p Beaver Y street n = y
Shell Dress Conbs.-A large variety at
A. Al. SAUNDERS, 81 broadway.
Citizens and Strangers who Desire a Tasty
and elegant ha at moderae price should cal at BsPEN
lie Nassau street
Whites So Hat, Fall style.-lis Fulton
street, between BROADWAY and Nassau street
My Superior Hats, for So and 81, are Sold
in Broadway at - and 50. HUNT, 30 Fulton street
Knox's Fall Hat Is all the Rage. also his
Pans soft hats 2l2 broadway corner of Fulton street.
New Style OF Leather As-Introduced by
RHINAIDo y. WATERS, 40 md AZ Broadway door
above Canal street.
David's, 30I Broadway, near Duane street,
An Endless Variety Of Mems and Boys Caps,
atFokD SCOTS 40 Broadway
French Soft Hats--At Ford q SCOTS enc
broadway, Iouer corner Of Fulton street
Ford 4 scott's Fall style Of Black Hats, at
30 Broadway, lower corner Of Futon street.
Fancy Cutlery for sale, at A. & j. saun-
DERs', No. Astor House p. Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with Charts
a9d y,en dssepsns Of character daily oy Professor
the Tarx. Private rooms Tor ladies' and gentlemen
P1anorortes.-A Number Of New and Second
rand pianos also melodeonsa Of full ard rich tone fully
warranted anu at prices that DEFY compeition decided
WAKE Co., l6s Canal street. four doors west Of vsrck
PIanos.-AtientIoH Is directed the Miles
modern improved pianos both with without eoians attach
which cresg sucn universal admiration At the FAR
rGreroon~ and l5s Fast twenty irst street between
Second and Third avenues
Portable Dressing Cases, for sale mt A. 4 J.
SAUNDERS. No. Astor House. ss- Broadway.
See Holiness Dollar Photographs and 81
Immature views Of Niagara aui Presidential candidates
AZ 80 Broadway.
Wedding and Visiting Cards. Envelopes,
&c. The Attest sly At EyERDE.Ls 3o2 Broadway, cor
ner Of Duane street.
The Boys Clothing, at Rogers, Corner OF
CARDS the extent variety and eheaness Of the assortment
cannc be matched In Or out Of New York Call and See
1850 .-Our Late styles or FAN and Winter
garments ready, and on sale
Of these fabrics imported by and confined TO
and besi styles early call VIII many bea9E
f things thai VIII now be run on before The season u fairy
fss stock Of cloths cassmeres and ves.nss In our custom
looms = saSea 70 o. 'ne ases ana ne, sse a'sy
'''' ''''''N = N rs 80 and 30 broadway
Furs.-Ladies' and Cents Furs, Of all Kinds
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Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly auction sale OF
stocks and oonde will take place TO morrow rdsy), Z.
half past IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
AT the second board the market much depressed.
Asadden change place between the boards and there
plenty Of sellers this afternoon Stocks album
dlrt Erie fell OF la per cent; New York Central ri
Cleveland and Toledo "a Michigan Southern y; Chicago
and Rock Island =. The Erie clique taken al aback
by the breakdown in prices the second board There
blue tee ahead and the old heads in the stock Ex
change know II, and trimming their sails accordingly.
The earnings OF the Chicago and Burlington Railroad
Company for the month Of September amount
ed TO- .....SRI,U,4
same mon IN Ast year loT,S0U
JncIesee''' .SiisAa4
The ONO state SIX per cent loan Of 81 900 was
awarded to-day TO II. A. Johnson Co. at l03 per cent
Th.s bid for the whole This loan Is rem-
Durable ~ the pleasure o. the sate after December 81,
1856 There was another bid for the whole amount
lo2 per cent.
The operations at the Assistant Treasurers Office, thus
far this week have heen Al folowe-
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presIsient Walker's Levec.


ne President rave his second levee the evening Of
~i1yday, the 30th uli The halls were thronged with
people who 10 pay him their respects and Join Ia
sAe pleasures OF the dance well a. ENJOY the music or
excellent bard, which, under the sble direction Of
CAPTAIN ATKINS, rivals IN ability the more pretending ones
of the great northeastern ctes The native ladies' and
Gentlemen attended greater numbers than q the prev
QUE levse. Among them the dgnhcd and venerable
hooking Madame Seiva
Among The gentlemen present were ex President Fer
rer hon. PIERRE Soule Col Wheeler. A. NJ, Gen. Cxrrss
oosa and Brigsder ten. Fry. The dancing commenced
sf eight O'Clock and continued until eleven when short
reccss occurred order 10 allow those who desired TO
rsYake % tho refreshments which very pcntfully
vuup.ed. After the lunch the dance vas continued
retired.
mo President looked in good health. and was in excel
l4rf ertrs Although he did not dance, he seemed to
axe considerable interest in those who did he devoted
the greater part or the evening 10 those who we're des
rous Of listening TO his entertaining conversation.
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DlnueT 90 the Hon. Pierre sOole IN 9fah0ua
His Departure for New Orleans.
From n Nicsragucnse, sept o.
~ Saturday, ihe 3oth inst, dinner was given ~
SAysasn Frazer, OF the Sicarsgran army IN compliment
the Hon Pierre Soule who about 10 depart for his
BONE In the Unec States. There were about twenty per
rOus present. among whom were Bngader General Fry
y. A.: Col Wheeler, American Minister Hon. Pierre
-cufe Ph. n. Thompson. Adjutant General y. Al Col
rnoe. r. fsher. Qaartcrmaster General. y. A.; Major
Crane Acting Postmaster Generals Col. Mark b. skerret
w.. Coi 1ones, paymAster General, y. A I Mr.. John
labor or II NtdrcQuerse; Mr.. Charles CALLAHAN, OF
customs Department and 10 cDe ali the departments
cf the civil and military government were represented
roe dinner was rot up 10 very exce1en, manner and
ucuted OF tie rarest vegetable productions az well
~ TIE choicest visnds and very good wines.
Bigaier General Fry rreslded, supported on tie right
BY TIE Hon gerre souie, and or his len By the United
slstes Minister.
Alter me more Substantial part Of the advertisement
cad been disposed Of tue President Of the repub
NC, sne Hon Pierre Souic, the american Minister thu
river o. the entertainment the heads OF the various de-
Jsrtments IL the government and many Of the gentlemen
present, proposed, drank and responded to with
much gus,o.
played such eoquence upon ScAraguan affairs plainly
showed the interest he took In them, and Col Wnocer
va USUAL brilliant and witty. II would be useless TO
eLdeavor 70 describe Capt Frazers style we snail not
therefore, attempt It's sufficient 70 say that be per-
formed part OF ''mne host with ecl0t 10 himself
ard to the satisfaction Of hy guests.
The Presidents levec.
mo steamer SAN Carlos lei this pors on Tuesday last,
San Juan river with the intention OF connecting
With the New Orleans steamer.
me Hon Pierre soulc took bis departure on the San
Cxrlos and was attended 10 the beach by large number
a fsnds. In company with Nr. Soule Col. Fisher COL
hrnsosAs And Lieut. G. W. GIT TOOK her departure FOR
re United states
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CUurt Cal~nshar-rnIs nDsy

sCYKAD CouET-Crc1t-Sos 2ol2, 1000, 1895 1901,
1851, 1872 SS4 1871 1885, 1884, SIT, 2048, o69, 200l
zooa, zoos, 2o2, 5l le4o io4l, le42 2o4s 7ss 1885,
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CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Oct 2-6P. N.
AsHEa-The market was quiet, and prices were I'M
changed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was heavy, and
closed at decline Of about l0c. per Dbl. The sales
embraced about 5000 5000 bbs. at the following quo
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while prices were unchanged. Southern hour also
heavy, with sales Of about 500 1000 bbs the above
quotations Rye hour-200 bbs. sold ut 50 q SIS.
Meal was steady, with sales Of 100 200 obs at So o5
for New Jersey Wheat rather dull and sales mode
rate with the turn OF the market in favor OF purchaser
The sales embraced about 80 900 40 900 bushels, in
cludng Western spring at 81 SO 81 35 Southern and
western red at 81 As 81 So ard white do. at 81 So
u o. and prime to choice Canadian white at 81 b6 ST.
OF, and Milwaukee club at about 81 10. Corn-rhe sales
embraced about 40 goo so 900 bushels sound Western
mixed ut CSC. a osi &C., and Southern yellow at zoo a
I2c. Rye was scarce, and held a. 81 80. oats
were firm at 43c 45; for gate, and 45c. iSc. Tor
Western.
CoTToS-The market for the past two days has been
very active, and pricee have improved about &c a
&c The transactions have embraced, to-day and yes
terday about 5000 bales 1000 OF which traustu
ana good part OF the remainder to arrive The sales
were based upon mlddhng uplands, at about 1880 q
IKE.
fREoHrs-To Liverpool. about 60 600 bushels OF grain
were engaged IN bulk and bags at o1sd. esd Tod
1000 bbls -four at 2s 3D., with cotton I'd To
LONDON bo0 bbs Hour were engaged at Is 3D. and 200
do. al IS. To HRvre, rates were unchanged
PROVISIONS -pork-The sales embrace about 800 bbis.
mess AT $50 $50 l2s prime SIS SIS IL. Bee
steady, with Of 200 a 800 bbs including me S.
al IS 90 $1, and prime country ut So 81 pri
rcpacked and beef hams were unchanged Cut meats
were unchanged. There some inquiry for hams for
shipment TO California. Lard was steady with sales O.
about ESQ bbls. at 10 IL Bacon quiet. Bat.
ter and cheese were unchanged
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Furs.-Ladies' and Gents Furs, OF all Kinds
ana quslIes a.YoRD sCoTrs, $40 Broadway.
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The warrants entered ct The Treasury Department,
Washington, ,he aoth Of September, follows
Texas debt warrants .................... se4s4 81
For the Treasury Department ........... 25,3S5 l9
For the Interior Department ........... 26,Ge3 o.
For Customs Observation-Disclosures. o1,6T9 20
War warrants received entered ....... 81 03i o.
War repay warrants received and entered 1llS9 g.
Interior repay warrants received and entered So6l Is
From miscellaneous sources .,............. c,9S4 IS
For customs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1906 90
On account of the Observation-Disclosures. 45,o5e 50
The following table will show the amount at the
raj repositories subject the dram Of the Treasurer OF
tna f1nted sfatee an the 22d Of Sent -
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a Beautiful Fall Stock
Errish Carpets.
Brussels, "a 10 .s. Ing aims, -. y g. yard.
ANDEISOk'S. ~ Bowery.
To Wholesale and Country Mcrchants.-
Barnes Park 30t Broadway, New YORK. invite the
OF and close heir stock OF European
and American patent medicines and below nlactarers
BARNES PARK.
New York. Cincinnati and San Francisco.
P0ttchomaDie IL the New Art OF Trans
forming glass into riches, painted china for mae
table card work boxes. &C. Art Books Of
instruction, and every article requisite s..
CONTENT, NEARI 90, Sgs Broadway.
Use Cristadoro's Dyc-The Best Article of
lie kind known wholesale and REAL and privately applied
III No, Astor House.
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ready. and sale
Of these fabrics imported by and confined
and besi styles early call VIII many beaaG
fi things ha viii be on teorc the IL fairly
cegun.
The OF cloths. Ard vessngs 10
admitted DC the largest and best selected variety
ever sylosed In this city. ID. DEVLfN a CO.,
as $50 and go broadway
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would romn under ue curse OF dsagreesbs breath
when by using the balm Of thousand flowers ~ DENT.
would only render sweet but leave the teeth white
aabaste Many persons do not know their breath bad
and subject delicate their friends will mention
Pour single drop 0. the balm tooth brush ant
vsash the teeth night and morning hos cent bote will
For sale By all druggsfs None genuine unless
signed nv PETRIDGE A co, prorretors
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IL -DEMAREsT's magic miniature gas stove i warrant
ed to boil water vegetables or at Fat rons in
tine eesexpeuve and hes rcuhe 'haH oher method
ard sfe ~ dir 10 ~ ~ he ha 1wafe e01 ftrnlsh
RI. sores rfce 1t Gems.
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1850 Our Late styles or FAN and Whit,

The Boys Clothing, at Rogers, Corner Of
Fulton and Nassau streets IS all fashionably and
CARDS the extent variety and eneapness OF the assortment
cinnc. be matched In out Of New York Call aud
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Wedding and Visiting Cards. Envelopes,
&c. In the latest Styles At EyERDE.Ls, 302 Broadway,
ner Of Duane street.
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See Holiness Dollar Photographs and 81
views Of Niagara Presidential candidates
AZ 80 Broadway.
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Portable DRESSING Cases, for sale mt a. 4 j
sAGNpERs. No. Aston House. Ss- broadway.
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modern improved pianos both with without seoaus attach
which universal admiration the FAIR
OF the American institute Crystal Palace. Mandatory
rareroone l56 and l5s Fast Twenty rst street between
Third