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House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1856
THE KANSAS CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.


THE KANSAS CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Mr.. wAsBURN, (nigger worsbipper of Maine argued in
favor Of the resolution empowering the Committee on
Elections to send for persons and papers In the Kansas
case. He ssid Mr.. Reeder removed because he
would be he slave and tool of the President who
had offered him the mission to China Great Britain Il
he would resign the Governor ship
Mr.. SMITH, TX. N. Of va.-Do understand the pen.
teman to make that charger
Mr.. WAsBBt RN-I have such q statement in the
papers, The correspondent who made II dared the
Washington Union to deny it, and dare the gentleman
from Virginia to make the denial,
MIR SMITH, believe It to be q bald and unmitirated
fssehood and II unbecoming In any member to repeat
such newspaper statements.
Mr.. WAsHBuRN-I believe every word of It There are
gentlemen here who can speak for the Executive.
Mr.. MATTsoS (n'gger worshipper), of N Y. continued
to defend the Engrant Ala Societies. and severely crti
csed the positions OF the minority report; condemned
the difficulties in Kansas attributable TO the Iet
s.optn Joi.y Of 1850 on tie &ayssy question. Bat
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March H. 1856.
Stocks steady. Pennsyvauia state fve's S3Z; Read
irg Railroad 45A; Long Island Railroad, lbx; Norris
Canal l4ss; Long Island, 16s; Pennsylvana Railroad,
46X.
NEW ORLEANS, March IL, 1856.
The cotton ket is lapgui1. Sales to-day, $500;
market dull. but prices unchanged. Rio cofee 12Kc;
molasies, 35hc.; lAre, 81.
The Arabia to hand to-day after business
hours.
Nxw ORLEANS, March 10, 1866.
Cotton-sales to. day IA 600 bales Market sitter
der Arabias news but not quotaby higher BarreIled
lard sells at &c. Mess pork $l3 So Cotton eights TO
Liverpool, 20 32d.
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Police intelligence.

NEW YORK, March IA, 1856.
your paper Of this morning Of the fact
OF arrest on bench warrant upon charge Of perjury
In permit me TO that the charge s origin
malice of the comp afnants, sprngng out Of rivalry
between lines Of steamboats,, and shadow OF
ruth Tor It's foun dahon.
court the investigation and Ask speedy trial and have
not the least fear that my lair lame will suffer
fucL H-A-clt VI s.kCA, y. W, AANUJX,
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Malls for Kuropo.


NEW -HDITION
N Collins mail steamship Batc, Capt Comssock viii
have'this port to-day, 1T room, fer Liverpool
n European mails wiz close in this CITY ~ hs past
- O'CLOCK this morning.
TIE HERALD printed IN English and French) win be
puAshed at ten O'Clock in morning Single COPIES
u wrappers, sixpeuce.
me contents Of the European edition Of he EEAID
vn embrace the received by mail and teegra Oh
- Office during the previous week, aud 10 the hour Of
pob1ioaticu.
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The New York Weekly Herald.

NEWS FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, JAPAN,
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, ETC.-CONGREs-
SIGNAL AND LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS, ETC., ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD will published Al eleven O'Clock this
morning. contents viii from Europe Cali
ionia Oregon Central and South America, tho Sandwich
Islands, Japan Mexico Cuba, Utah, &c Editorials vsrou
topics Affairs Washington and Albany Financial, Com
merca Political Religious and Theatrical Intelligence; The
latest by Telegraph together with variety local and
miscellaneous articles. Single copies Wrappers ready f
mailing can be had 1.-THE counter. Price, sixpence
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Tine Br0a0way HaurOAo BILL
Albany, March IA, 1855.
The Broadway Railroad bin came up again before the
House committee tonight. Mr.. Hilton argued against
the road and j. g. seyter appeared for the grantees
D. d. Field, ESQ.,, speaks In favor Of the grantees on
Monday next.
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The virginia LEGISLATURE Aiding RaIlrontis.

~ bALIINUREl Mhrcn IA, IbOb
The Virginia Legislature have passed bill appropri-
atpg million OF dollars to the Virginia, Tennessee and
Covngton and Ohio Railroad The appropriation for the
Central road was reduced to $500, geo.
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supreme COurt-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

THE DISPUTED COMPREHENSIVE.
MARCH Al u.s. Fluag.-Tbe defendants counsel
moved for struck jury in the coming suit between Mr..
Giles and Mr. Flagg The motion opposed, but finally
1t was arranged that each party should name gentle
man by whom the jury was to be struck. Mr.. Flagg's
named part Of Mr. Giles. Both parties anxious
for speedy trial. and the will be brought with
out delay. There five six counsel each side.
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The stsamahip Alabama Detained.
~ SAVANNAH, March a. 1856.
The steamer Alabama has been detained here By storms
since Wednesday, her regular day Of departure She
leaves 1T noon to day Triday)
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BAI1iMORK, March H. 1866.
Our harbor Is open and large numbers of vessels
arrviIg and departing. The Norfolk boats leave daily
with passengers for the South.
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NORFOIA, March a. 1866.
The schooner Baltimore, from Baltimore bound for
New York. with cargo Of flour, rice, cotton &C.. is
ashore Old Point Comfort steamer has been
to her relief She Is laying easy and her cargo being
taken out.
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Davad's Spring style OF Gentiemen's Hats.
just iseued are superior In style and fniah Gentlemen In
way, second door from Duane street ~
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and skilthere e novelty and ncaness In their construc.
which makes them the decided avortss with Renlemen n
taste and fashion. Price 81 co. e "
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The Accident on the Seaboard and Roanoke
RallrOad.

I5ALTMOKE March n 1856.
The mails destroyed by the recent railroad accident
near Margaretsvie, N. G., were unusually large The
contents Of Adams Co.'s valued at $50 OO0
-Four passengers were badly injured, and Of them
named Octavius Cook, subsequently died.
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The America Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, March Ia, 1855.
Tho steamship America arrived here from New York at
o'clock and sailed again for Liverpool at O'Clock this
nc. LBS
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Banta will Introduce To- day, the spring
styles OF sk and tell hats for gents and boys his long
taolshed stand LOG Canal Of Wooster street. NJ B.
The new styles chldens goods will be open on
day, March Is.
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corner 10 l8 Fulton sree between broadway and Nassa
street. Visit his establishment and select his sprin
Styles at u; also, splendid hat for So.
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R81 xA41s1 INV ..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TflEeMPSs.

Interesting from Washingtsn.
EXCITING DEBATE IN TIE sKNATE-ANOTHER DEFEAT
OF THE NIGGKR wORsHIPPERS IN TIE HOUSE
KNOW NOTHING CAUCUS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1885,
The debate in the Senate to-day, the report from
the Territorial COMMITTEES very excited, and
leading to . personal brof between Senators
Douglas, Trumbun and Sumner Mr. Douglas has the
noor and win reply to his colleague onkruesday, when
rich debate may BE- anticipated.
The Election Committee in the House attempted to
force through their resolution to-day, under the pre-
vious question: but sgnay failed. This Is the second
defeat of the committee. The power of the dsspised
Dunn fiction IL being felt
The American members Of Congress held meeting
tonight to dsiberste what best
calculated to advance the interests of the American party
in the coming Presidential campaign.
The President has appointed DR.. John j. Lowry, Of
Missouri, visiter to the Military Academy at West
Point.
Colonel Polk, Of Tennessee, here, reports seven
thousand democratic majority ct the recent election in
his State.
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Spring style, for 1886, now Ready, mt tho
New Hat Companys 1916 and lfs Nassau street. quality
'hree aoiers ~ Tho ,rh"e rv'ed call We se
l4-s az LAl =. 1s ~Lo,s.A.e piice. v.-. s..u 80.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST T. 1856

made out OF store at sJc from store il was held at Soc.
Crude whale was firm, at Toe 7Tc aad refined was III
far demand at 6oe. SIC tor spring AMI s3c o0c, Tor
winter bleached manufactured dun al Soc at 81 o5
for spring and winter unbeached Lard oil hr N, at
CSC. a ST. Olive oil was unchanged.
oIcAa.--sales Of city thin obeng at s37 S38,
and country do, at So ca thick was a, $50 SSi.
PROVISIONS forksales OF 500 400 bbis. were made,
including mess at $50 so f2, and prime at SIT 70
s8 20 Beef was duh and drdSping sales OF 100 bbs.
made including prime, at 81 4T9i and mess do at
IS 90 50 So and Western repacked at % IS Sl Beef
hams were nomin,l. at 14c. lie. Cut meats were
rather scarcer and held at De- for shoulders nd Toe for
hams. Lard irm with saas OF loo bbls prime, at
1873 keg was at l3i,c. Butter in fair demani at
lsc. %. for good fresh State Ohio was unchanged.
Cheese was g.. A6isc.
RIcs-The sales embraced abou. 100 casks, at 3slc
4hc
SrGARs-The sales embraced about 100 200 hiis.
about 500 Cuba muscovado at SIC. 6ttc; 100 Porto
H,o, at exc. 9i.c and $50 do Maado, for refining,
atp.t
ToRAcco enjoys steady inquiry and full prices for I'll
grades The sales included 2l7 hhds Kentucky tobacco
al SC. lac; III bales Havana, at 55c i5c 1875 ca5ss
seed leaf al &C. a Ice.
WHISKY Sales Of 100 200 bbls. reported at
3Ikc., while some holders demanded Ssc.
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The cotton goods trade hss continued quite active.
and very good business has been done, both for
export and consumption. The stock of ali desirable
goods is quite small for the season aud as many OF
the mills are now short of water, the production is
also comparatively small. Prices for all descrip-
tioDs are very firm and have rather an upward ten
dency
The increase of the tonnage OF the great lakes Is
one of the most remarkable facts OF the day. We
learn that no less than five steamers twen'y pro-
pellers four banks, one brig, and one hundred and
two schooners, have already been launched from
the Western shiPysrds since the commencement Of
1856. The size of the steamers ranges from 70 to
lsOO TONS of the propellers from 263 to 300. with
the exception Of three, which are propelers of less
size; the barks from $50 to $685. and the schooners,
from so to 53l. The total steam tonnage of the
vessels built was 1892; sail tonnage, 33,44l. A
large number of vessels are now on the stocks. A
very small proportion Of the vessels named were
launched on the Canada side. including one ste amer
at Toronto and one propeller at Kingston.
The whole number of banks in Wisconsin doing
business under the general banking law on Thurs
day, July 81, 1856, was thirtyeight. The total
amount of circulating notes issued to such banks,
outstanding on that day, was sI,4432I5, for the
redemption OF which securities have been assigned
in trust to the State Treasurer amounting in the
aucrecata tn Il 574 600 "a follows
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SECOND BOARD.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Tie supply OF beef cattle at Alsrton's to-day
ever was mostly poor the average price not exceeding
SIC. per ID, with few extra quality high as l0c.,
while the lowest figure accepted was 7hc. pretty
good demand prevailed early in the day but towards the
close the inquiry sensibly aba.ed and was difficult to
realize the mornings prices. The receipts amount to
1854 head which, with about two hundred head left over
from last market day makes the aggregate weeks sup
ply in excess of that OF the preceding week The pros
pect was, when our reporter left, that considerable
number would remain unsold Mich cows were in
Im ed supply and really desirable ones brought better
prcsthe best selcctoIs realizing So $780, while poor
TO mir sold all the way from SO TO $50. Veal calves
rather less plenty and brisk at &C. &C. for fair to
good Sheep and lambs rather dull, with over u 900
in al the marketable great bulk OF the sales at
from 81 Sc per head The sales for the week
follows 83l beef cattle, 81 12i $40; 50 cows and
calves So $50 $50 veal calves &c. &C.; a95 sheep
and lambs, 81 s. go
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A. H. Nicolay's regular semi weekly auction sale
of stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow,
THURSDAY, at halfpast IL O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
The New York Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany has declared semiannual dividend Of fifteen
per cent; the Third Avenue Railroad dividend of
two per cent, payable on the nth inst; the St.
Marks Fire Insurance Company, eight per cent,
payable on demand; the Knickerbocker Stage
Company. dividend of FIVE per cent, payable on the
9th inst. the Oriental Bank, semiannusl divi-
dend Of three per cent
The earnings Of The La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad Company for the month Of July amounted
to s46,676 IS. This is greater than the estimate.
For the first seven months Of the present fiscal
year the earnings have been a. follows
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The supply Of beof cattle, at Chamberlain s. about
equal 70 last weeks AID the demand rather better
well a. for all kinds OF stock The tales OF the week
amounted TO % beef cattle nj 81 80 90 so IS and
calves s25, SEQ; Ash sheep and lambs, s. s.
10 veal calves, i've weight, &c. Tc.
The sales OF sheep and lambs, by VI. r. Foge NJ
Cbamberan's Bulls Head for the week ending August O.
1870, were annexed
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The marke. at Brownng's well supplied with all
kinds OF stock, and pretty good demand prevailed for
beef cattle at prices about the last week
and calves and veal calves remaining quiet, without
change IN prices sheep and lambs sold rather slower
than they have been doing. The sales follows
e46 beef cattle IS so 80 so: 81 and calves SIS
SO Is veal calves, se etie; oa6s sheep and Ian D.
50 Sc.
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+ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.


WEDNESDAY, August 6-6 p. NJ.
he stock market looks blue enough. Nothing
can be said in it's favor, and it is so much depressed
that would only be adding insult to injury to say
anything against it, The tendency downward is
strong enough without giving it greater impetus.
At the first board to-day Virginia 6s declined per
cent; Illinois Central bonds, /; New York Central
Railroad, u Erie, !; Harlem, 4; Michigan Central,
4; Michigan Southern, ]; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
l; Gaena and Chicago, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, i;
Chicago and Rock Island, ]. There were large trans
actions in all the leading stocks, and at the close
lower prices ruled. Stocks are pressing for sale in
large lots and holders appear to be more DESTROYS OF
realizing than we have noticed for many weeks.
The inflated condition of the banks is creating
uneasiness in the public mind and the disposition is
to draw in private operations and await the result
We are not surprised at this movement. 1t is dan
gerous time to be much involved in speculations
The banks are very uncertain, treacherous things to
depend upon, and frequently leave those who trust
to them in the lurch, after having furnished the
means to initiate prices and induce parties to pur-
chase. They frequently lead stock spectators into
the ditch and then leave them there to get out the
best way they can. They are nearly ready to play
that game over again, and they win some day pro
duce panic in Wall street by suddenly calling in
loans to g large amount As the season advances
there Will be more holders Of stocks compelled tc
sell. more stringent money market will force the
mercantile classes holding stocks to dispose OF them
and the supply ia likely to be largely increased from
this source.
At the second board there was an active market
The sales Of Erie were large at prices current in
the morning. New York Central Railroad fell Of I
per cent; Cleveland and Pittsburg, !; Michigan
Southern. J; Chicago and Rock Island, 4; Hudson
River, 1. Reading closed without change.
The steamship Persia, from this port for Liverpool
to-day carried out 81 ,O3s ,634 90 in specie.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as fol-
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CITY COMNERCIAL REPORT.

NsDNEsDAv, August 60 p. ".
A.Hys.-The market was unchanged All transacil0ns
small.
BRs apsrryYS-Flour-The market was without change
Of moment 10 prices. There good demand for the
eastward ard Tor the British provinces aud the transac
footed up about 10 90 barrels Of A kinds AZ about
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Canadian steady, with sales Of too a 600 barrels
closing heavy At the sbDve quotaton southern f0ur
"a good dema1d With sales Of I, 200 barrels, In
GLIDING parcels Tor export within the range n the
above prices. Rye -four was arm. Of % a IS rs
and mea was nrm AZ 81 ~ Tor Jersey aud ~ u
al o. Is Tor Jersey. Wheat about nve cents
per ebpshel lower since The close q the past week
The sales embraced about 80 900 40 90 busse among
which were parcels of new Illinois white Al al 81 AMI
red do nj 81 20 Milwaukee Glib Al OIL 50 southern new
red az 81 20. % 600 bushes) ara southern new white
81 80, and small lot " new Georgia from savannah
81 q, (sn outside price and a. rs 81 y FOR prne
70 choice Canadian. Rye was nrm. NJ 85c sec. for
Northern sna SEC FOR Southern sstuE i9ts were ire
gular. The sales embraced about t00 o00 bashels
Corn rmer wish sales q about SD 900 bushels ln
cigdrg some badly damaged AZ S5e md fair auatv G
rg lots Al &C. elc and sound good We tern fnixel
II tec &C u1is were steady, wih saes ~ southern
At SIC ssc Jersey at 4oc. aud state AMI Western al
CcTyrp was more active and tie sales Yesterday AMI
10 day have embraced about 200 bags E0 al i0c
i &c. 1900 mats Java a. litsc and 200 bags L1gayra
Cofrox Sales were conaneI 10 between 500 4 500
bales, y thout change ID prices.
fFweHrs Rates hardly " arm a. they were yes.
terGay The engagements were moderate AMI confined
10 about C Ooo 40 coo bushels wheat Cor Liverpool at
ehd ekd.. and "a. ships bag. about 500 o 900
bbls Tour al abou, yesterdays r1os and rs bales Of
cotton AZ ID The steam prupeef Me d,lsi up at led
Tor grain, and e o. for aouT, III London rates we're
steady but quiet r. Bremen coo bbl4 rosin we're 20
gagged 81 Ia % and loo bales 81 c9,oa a "a Rates to
Havre and % California we're un6basel.
Hsy-Saes 81 500 a 900 bales were made Al about g0c
HoSEy --sales q 1900 gallons we're made 70 arrive
from r. stou and f0r export oupt
LIVE was quiet and prices unchaG gel
goiAssFs -rriCes were steady, but sales irifl-g
sec ir good shipping order Crude was held Il 81 50
Rosn was sold sloat at 81 52 per $40 IDS Tue stock
o tar vas light and held al t2a s225
0u.-Lnseed was steady Sales q 5000 gallons we're
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The directors speak as follows respecting the
future prospects Of the mime

An assessment OF dollar per share payable August
Is next has been levied upon the stock order pro
vide the means requisite TO discharge immediate LA.
bItes and enable the directors 10 carry their
Shareholders cot only pay up this assessment promp,
y but TO hold their stock until fair trial under the
system Of operations has been made. Our calculation 81
that this amount viii be ample 10 conduct the work until
the close OF navigation when we hope and expect that
decidedly better aspect viii be given TO the enterprise
Already the has commenced upon larger product
while at the time portions OF the vein show
sidei able improvement and Is certainly not unfeasona
bic 10 look ior continued favorable progress
The stockholders Of the Forest Copper Mining
Company have been suddenly called upon to pay up
the debts OF that mine under the laws of the State
Of Michigan, which n axe stockholders Individually
liable for corporation debts. This has caused good
deal Of uneasness on the par: Of the holders Of the
stock, which cannot now be sold for ninepence
hare, although three years ago it commanded sls
per share. This company has a bonded as well az a
floating debt contracted In the Development OF its
mineral lands. Colonel Balls machine may yet be
able to extrca;e it from its pecunary troubles and
open the door 10 future success.
The Boston Courier of the 4th inst. says
The Michigan Central Railroad doing a heavy and
peDsve freight business with ~ snge track and this
accounts part for the steady Of IT. "contruc
ton account" VIII should be fary charged expenses
aud deerioa alton, and deducted from the dlvdends-to
pay which the money has be borrowed from time to
Tine The construction accorn, has been Increased during
the year ssod,32s 80, and now stands a. allows
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yvFRG MES ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS ATTENDE
y BY Prof ytrgnes, the dsooveref aad Dy pftnee ~
pre.or no Broadwav. positive cure for re ims. Z
and all diseases arising from the OF mercury or 9th
minerals, peparmen, tor aass.
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Tbs corporation continually increases rs debt. sells
bonds nj discount and borr0~s money 10 pay dividends
with instead Of appropraiing ~ receipts 10 the iquda
ton o. IL Indebtedness. The depreciation Of the property
IS very large asd millions have yet % be expended in the
construction Of second track The stock stands At ~
bid and ~ asked, which i good de more than Il
worth. compared Nth the alive railroads
this region In addition TO the above aoaiing debt OF
Sll00V0, further sum Of $500 COO has since
dividend u per cent on the soeo0 600 Of share capital
The Toronto Globe contains the following article
in relation to the construction OF the sodus Bay
miles west OF 0swego:-
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$50 l|-s..i--.-a.s-a.-4--. -
BILLIARDS.

DULfARD TABLES, TRIMMINGS or EVERY KIM
ID and MI apparatus essential 20 connected vi the
OF billiards TO Be- had ut the nanufacory Of 0COHNOR
COLIESDER So Ann street -Four good second hand table
sale
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND CusHfoss-PA
tented February ID 1856 warranted maihems1caly cod
rect AMI possessing equal elasticity In all fy~ sal
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T,o HousEKEEPERs AND LAUNDRTFs -Usy Bl
rons Paris Blaetoa Fluid only the mott economies
article for blueing clothes but the oy one That free o,
scid entirely soluble, and losures perfect white without "a
greyish or greensh tint aner using The n1ut
indigo. Try It, For sale BIZ al grocers
WIN. n FANrOI A 90, No. DEFY s'rees.
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1ES CANAL STREET, NEAR vARicK.-w. n. VA
lOc NOTES man'el CRATE, kitchen range SUNNI
stoves msnie CRATES kitchen aut summer 4
sale reasonable terms stoves, crates anc ranges
med and repaired.
aOS The GOLDEN LETTERS. EACH GOLDEN LEl
%. ereuiles the holder . he above six l.,iei
81 The ar habef golden letters Exsmre II Is gode
letier ell who send Tor VIII SIS ~ return
Enclose o. the letter AMI address Poto COX I'll 20
AlEAnN y