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SIJNDRIES.

SUGAR Kettles from s to 40 gallons Ovens and
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding and
Rice Moulds Scolloped and plain Cako Pans; Tea
Canisters, square and round, assorted Lard Lamps /
Tin and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cope
per work done promptly, n he very best manner.
COMnTOCk q IROIuEpS.
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m DOE. pair assorted Shovels and Tongs for sale
w at tho Prairie State Stove Rooms.
oct 10 C0MST0CK BROTHERS
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CAUTInN TO TIE PUBLIC

Nos IS, 20 and y B,avc, street, New York
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&a- The attention Of closc buyers is solicited.
apy91 "A 4
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N0AL Holds at the sale Rooms Of the Cottage
" Franklin Coal Stove.
octIU C0MST0CK d BROTHERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


SUNDAY, Oct. Id 4. NJ
Tho stock market throughout the week just clos
ei has had q downward tendency. The daily
transactions have been unusually large, and the
disposition 10 sell has been daily increasing. The
money market has been steadily tightening, and
the stringcncy has been sufficiently TO make
holders stocks dsgorge largely. This Is about the frs
week OF the pressure and the effect has hardly yet been
fsn Demand loans have been called in freely but Dor
rovers have found much difficulty In replacing them
again. As the season advances and the payments in
crease the Of parties wanting money viii be
come reduced and IN many instances exhausted, whom
the pressure must The banks have not reduced
their line OF loans far much anticipated but
do not see any alternative but and protracted
contraction. Our nnanca advices from Europe are Of
the gloomy character and look for very serious
times both England and the Continent Any steamer
may bring Us accounts Of financial revulsion, and
pc,c panic In the stock markets. Al our latest date
the principal banking institutions the contncu, had
advanced the rates CT interest," and the Bauk Of England
mus, follow suit II may not be made at once, but It
must come II has been anticipated for time,
capitalists are prepared for H. but the effect stocks
must be DISASTROUS while this state OF things exists
abroad, VIC cannot look for an easy money market .,
home bu, must prepare ourselves Tor any emergency.
Caution and should be the order Of the day
and then the crisis passes without any particular
danger we shall be In favorable condition for the
opening Of another seasons business. As there
. the sshses, LET up in money market, specie ship
ments viii become active again, and the drain upon the
banks re.commence The result will DO more rapid
contraction and Of another stringency financial
affairs We do not see, therefore, how We calculate
upou any relief money markets until foreign ba
lapces are qudatcd and export trade again becomes
active.
The exports Of specie from this port last week we're MOI
as large anticipated.
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CITY Intelligence.

EcIrz OF ru Moon To NIGHT II the weather is pro-
ptousand FOR the sake Of the Fire Department hope
viii be-our citizens viii be favored with the sight ola
partial eclipse this evening AFTER sunset This may afford
scme consolation TO those unhappy astronomers, who
have been on look out long for the grea, comet
without seeing The observation will begin In this city
AS p NJ and will end At 7.2i r. M In all TO hours
and hfy-six minutes. This eclipse win be visible
in the United States east OF the MISSISSIPPI,
and the greatest observation will be In the Eastern and
middle States. In California and Oregon the eclipse viii
be before the rises but In part Of Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick, In Cape Breton. Newfoundland and
Europe the whole OF the eclipse may be seen. Nearly
the whole Of the ops) wh this occasion, be
immersed In the shadow Of the earth very small portion
Of the northern side only escaping obscuraton About
six O'Clock should the weather be clear, In this vicinity
the light Of the moon viii be much diminished That
its disc will assume q dark brovnsh color, similar 70
furnished copper In this city the will rise about
sin minutes before the viii set that all DO have
uninterrupted view OF the horizon will be enabled TO
the and moon at the time. the stter hal
ecpeed by the nterpos ton OF tho earth between them
During this eclipse the viii be at her nearest
possible distance nom the tsr,b. In mean time OF the
respective places, the eclipse will take place as f,ows:
Eclipse Noon Greatest Eclipse
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Births.
Tiyr.-0n Thursday Oct. Q, Mrs. JosHrH Lsvr, o


DIe0s
CAsAvAS.-suddeniy, on Saturday morning. Oct. IL Of
hemorrhase OF the lungs BENJAMIN CAxAvAs Ain 10Th
year Of his age native Of Londonderry Ireland, for Is
HIS funeral win take place this morning at oipe O'Clock
IRON Nativity church, Second avenue
srrwAAr.-on saturday oct IL, Of neuralgia and ".
phus lever, AIy srnwAr, only son Of the lats AIvsn
stewart, aged Is years.
The friends Of the family respectfully viscd 10 a.
ESQ, No. Fas, Twensy ninth strcct 10 morrow 49,
noon, at half past one o clock.
Utica papers please copy.
Hswnr On Sunday moynnx Oct IA HoxAuo NJ
Hswur, in the 5oth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and ths officers
10 attend the funeral from hts late residence, Ne ana
west Twensy fourth street. 10 Afternoon a two
O'Clock, without further invitation
SEYMOUR On Sunday evening. oct. IA, JONI RoxuRs
only son Of John and Mary sey moor and grAsdssp Of
Isaac y. seymour, Esq aged year and months.
raj, TO Afternoon al two o'clock nom No Gao
West Twenty third street
MrIiIs-on Sunday, oC, IL, Of ccn,unpd,s, PAmcx
The funeral viii take place from his late rsus6sse No
% Hudson street, 70 morrow afternoon, g hsn p.s.o
are respectfully invited TO attend.
hcGks-on Sunday, Oct IL EIfKS hc04 theDth
The friends Of the family are respecnusv nvssd - =
tend the funeral. TO morrow anernooa, = - o'604
from the residence OF her brother n law, NJ - well
BrEos-oo SUNDAY evening, Oct IL, ~ ~ M.
ness, HoRcu @ 3 BYsos.
His remains viii be taken 10 Greenwood ooustsvy -
morrow afternoon 81 two O'Clock.
kcccwD.-on Saturday evening, u nine o'olsek,
Bspp MCGOWAN
His friends and scquansADces are respectfully lsvnIsd
TO attend the funeral this afternoon a one oelcok I'm
bis late residence y first street, betwesa second ana
Third avenues, without further notice
Hsisn-0n Sunday, OCT. n, CHARrs L.. son OF Chvls-
TOPPER and sarah Heiser In the s3d pear Of hh age
ccrsrL-on saturday, COZ. IL, Jous Oos1mi, =. Of
Paul snd Mary Jane Cornell aged years and ~ d6yu
The friends and relatives respectfully hvllHd = ~
tend the funeral, this ana moon, q three o'clock q
Tompkinsvllc. Staten Island.
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Canadian was In better request and more firmly held,
with sales OF about 400 900 bbh. at full prices South
bbls within the range OF the above quotations. Rye
flour was In moderate demand 81 80 t5 per Dbl for nne
and supsrnpe. Jersey meal was Ia limited request at
10 CO. whcaf-The sales embraced about &c, 900 bush.
els including Illinois spring at 81 3D. and southern with
western red a 81 as 81 so 81 81 and white do do
a, 81 90 q 81 81 81 g. Corn sold 10 q moderate ex.
tent the usual having failed arrive the sales were
confined about g. 900 ot0 bushels Western sound
mixed G6c. soc. Rye was quiet a eoc q e2c. Oats
ranged from 4sc. 47c. for state and Western.
ing been confined small lots At unchar ged prices 100
mats Of lava were sold Al 1shc.
CoTroS.-The market was excited. The sars embraced
about aoooa 1000 bales, closing at about lsc. for mid
ding uplsnds.
Fsnerrs Engagements were moderate. To Liverpool
about 30 600 10000 bushels grain were engaged in
bulk and bags, at exd. 1cd., with some -four ct ~.
Cotton a 5s2d. To London, 30 900 bushels Of grain
were engaged In bulk aud bags, Il 10xd I'D, while
come vesseh demanded I'D, In bass. 10 Havre, rate
we're steady, lsc for grain Of 100 for -FOUR Soc for
roein.
Farm boxes lay or raeips were sold 81 ~ 80 while
Malaga rasns were steady aA
FnB were unchanged, whilc fair sales we're being
made.
Har-rhe sales embraced about 900 400 bales for
shipment At coo. &c.
amount OF Gales Of Ornoccsa "a NO. During The week
The suppjv was light and the market continued quiet
and coeed at an advance Of about 10 per pound The
prescns prices are higher than they have hitherto at,
isined in many years TIE recegs aur,ns the season
eulsy rives he Following receipts fov the past week
m s.a Rio ersnSs and IS horse per Hnso s1s
ssr % smpco per Bsss AND a gas1ss As
ss,ns tssi N " sra dry and sated and COW kdes ssi
ssfed horse cm foreign ports and 2i and cow irom
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Coxu oF isse.-The Liverpool Mercury Of Sept 10,
contains the following communication
Whilst standing on the pier head Morecambe, on the
night Of sunday last observed In the east southeastern
horizon what appeared large ball Of FIRE, but
minutey examining n, proved 70 be the above
named comet. The sky al around was quite bright and
clear and by the aid ofs very powerful telescope which
CHANGED 70 have with me II the time, appeared o. "a
im menpe slse. ED GELDARD.
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But for the stringenoy in the money market. which
prevented Importers remisHns, the shipment would have
been much larger. with the export from Boston, the
total shipment 10 Europe for the week upwards Of
one million OF dollars The receipts into thesub Treasury
Of this port during the week $4,000 more than
the payments.
A. n Scoays regular semi.wsshly auction sale Of
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LouoRs.-The market for fcregu Is quiet with but
small sales We sales OF 20 nall pipes Cegnsc bran
dy at 81 80 . SIS co. 10 half pipes Rochelle brandy Al
SO 500 50 80; 10 Puncheons Scotch wnskey at 81 80
81 rs; 10 puncheons st. Croix 81 10 81 20 100
quarter casks sherry wine At 81 70 81 25 90 quarter
casks port wine 50 rs s. 00 Is quarter casks and
100 ocinyes dry Malaga Soc and 500 cases caret
at 81 rs
sales, at 43c. 46c Tor Cuba muscovado ana 4Sc &c.
Tor Porto Rico and New Orleans. in bbls., ut 55c.
NAVAL STORES Sales Of zoe 500 bos spirits turpen
tine were made at aye. Abou, 900 bbs. rosin
reported sold at 81 o2h 81 65 per $40 bs delivered,
and crude was quiet at So rs So So
OIs-Iinseed continued quite firm With sales of Eng
ish, 10 arrive IN November October, at 90c, CASH
1000 gallons the spot al 81 OIL 81 o. The stock of
at 81 % 81 03. Crude whale tAir demand at un
changed prices refined steady demand with
sales OF Oe0 gallons at &c. months. Sales Of 200
500 barrels crude sperm were made at y. l. said TO
sweet oil were sold o. So 81 "a for quarts and at 37
for pnts
Provisions Pork rmer, with sales Of 500 q 800
barrels mess at $50 so $40 o2a prime at ST 81
$l8 20 asked. Beet was firm with more inquiry. Toe
sales embraced about 400 500 barrels including
uysprimc, at 50 81, and do at 50 50 80 and
packed nj So 90 sill; prime ami beef hams
were quiet and nomipa Cut meats rm, and about
75a 100 hhds sold, including shoulders, at 7kc
Nc, and gzc Tor hams. Butter aud cheese were in
good demand at steady pr ces.
RICE Sales Of 30 so tlorces made at unchanged
prices.
spIUS.-Salee OF 10 cases nutmegs were made at 9oo
and 80 bags pmento III IA 40.
SvGARs-The market quite active with sales OF
about 1000 bids, chiefly 10 the trade and for refining
included In which 200 hhds. Porto Rico, at &c
$50 and q small lot OF clarified Cuba llc while the
spder Consisting OF Cuba MuscuvRdo prices which
chiefly ranged al SZc &C
WHISKY inactive, with sales OF about 100 zoo
bbls at 3sc for Jersey and soc for state pris, m.
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rne Boy Fire and Marine Insurance Company have
declared semannua dividend Of per cent The
oxford Bank Oxford Mass, has declared semiannua
dividend Of az per cent. The Marblehead Bank MARBLE
head Mass, has declared semi AL dividend Of 81
per The Bank Of Brighton Brighton, has declared
a semi annual divdeod OF per cent, and the Market
Bank per cent. The Bristol County Bank and Machin
ss' Bank, in Taunton, have declared per cent semi
annual dividends, and the Taunton Bank ~ per cent
The Agricultural Bank and Pttsheld Bank at Ptsheld
have declared per cent semi annual dividends. The
Worcester Banks have declared the following semi
dividends 70 October 1-Citizens per cent; and the
City, Central, Worcester, Mechancs' and Qunsgamord,
4 per cent.
The value OF general merchandise imported into this
port during the past week amounted $780, oo4
Total mporations. ,437, 587
To exports In the same time were follows
General merchandise. ..............H 81, $50, 1893
specle ...................... 4Vz, 400
- ,933, 2S4
Excess Of imports over exports 604, 1903
The following is a comparative statement OF the value
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posed 10 the extension Of slavery into Territory and
he therefore urges his friends to give that gentleman their
sursges and defeat possible the candidate OF the
Jacobin niger driving and Forney democracy.
FILLMORE Man FOB FRxhosT.-Mr s. Bishop, Of Nil
wauke, in letter declining the Fillmore Know Nothing
nomination for member OF Congress from the Milwaukee
district, Says
tate this Union II evident no voter should remain pas
sve In the approaching Presidential contest. However
much may respect the ability and personal character OF
Mr.. Fillmore, confident he cannot carry free State
In the approaching struggle The controversy between
Buchanan and Fremont cannot therefore, hesitate
moment in support OF Mr.. Fremont
BUCHANANnM IN ILIINoIs-WRAT IT Is.-The Southern
MHosan Of Sept. 2e leading Buchanan paper, appears
70 be u abolition in rs principles. In the first place.
contends strongly for the right Of Congress 70 control
the domestic Institutions Of the Territories and that neu
raity In the exercise OF this right Is impossible The
editor then goes on as follows
To the democrat answer, neutrality in the Territory
10 impossible must be free slave. The right Of the
Northerner TO take his machinery other property TO
Kansas, no more makes It neutral or common ground
than the same right makes South Carolina Georgia
neutral. The Yankee can take his mower to either.
What Ia II makes Kentucky slave Slater The right TO
hold slaves within her borders merely and that ALL
Gods green EARTH that does make her distinguishes
ner Institutions from those Of the tree states. Hence,
when establish such neutrality in the Territories
permits man 10 own slaves within the boundaries OF
those Territories YOU make them much slave Ken
lucky, South Carolina Georgia. Territory, absolute
y must be free slave The question: them will have
to be restted The republican says let the Territory be
fee and the democrat says, let be slave Democracy
and slavery are synonymous, and in both there is
spice Of vlany. Now, the truth Ia. the Territories
ought to be Free and the who advocates contrari
wise Is either very ignorant traitor to the best
terests Of humanity.
pretty singular statement this, at the columns OF
ant-slavery Buchanan democratic paper
UsrxD STATES TROOPS IN THE RIGHT PrAcE-United
States troops are still actively engaged in defending the
people Of Texas from the assaults Of the Indians who
yet unconquered ana nger about the Rio Peoos This
far more honor able and legitimate employment than
has been assigned them in Kansas by their Commander
in Chief
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stocks and bonds VIII take place Monday At half past
IL O'Clock ct the Merchants' Exchange.
Wilmerdng Mount win sell 1t auction ON Tuesday n
II O'clock at the Merchants Exchange o2o shares Of
the Merchants Bank, Of this city. The purchasers win
be entitled TO the privilege extended to the present stock
holders Of subscribing 1t par tor equal amount In the
bank.
Produce is now pouring upon the Western roads TO an
extent hey ond their full capacity. We hear complaints
nom nearly all the roads in Ohio, Indiana Illinois, kch
ant Wisconsin that their equpage insufficient 70
transport the freight Offering The earnings Of the La
Crosse cad eucidae this pressure Of traffic In the first
four days Of this month they Sill s05 49, equal to
$4,000 for the month, capital Of Only 81 SOC, o0o
This Is nearly equal TO the comparative earnings Of the
Gaens and Chicago.
The receipts of the Hudson River Railroad for Septem
ber compared with the same last year, were
nexed;-
sNpemocT, iooo
september, 1000 loo,lIz ~
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Court Calendar-This Day.


surRxn CouKr-Cfrcuit Mos. $685. 656, $40, TAT, 7s4
1877, 49, $40 s71 s2e, sa 1922 9el s77, 1881 ar AIS
,ss iS5s, csc ssa 1Sso io1: s,s sis sos asi los.
l325 i22o leis s3o 72s $780, losa lo9s i7es 70 1850
l7s2 to 1911 lses lsooh 1915 to 1922, 1921, 1928
SUPREME CouRr-specia Term-1st Ciass.-Nos. l, 81.
I'd Cass-Nos q, 2s. loc, l,s, l23 lee, 100, lse.
USuKD STATES Dlrucr CouRT.-Nos. Is, As, 49, q, 49,
IS TO 81.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 2os 94o, 24l. Al, IS, 1874, 100,
24S, 24e 2a7 PAS $50 25i 1852 2ss, 264 2s7 200 2ol
Isl, 2ss, asa 2s5, 2ss, 2s9, 200.
COMMON PIxAs-Part Mos. $50, 900, 99l, 900, ss4.
Sos ss ss ss iCci 1905 ioo s.
1907, zoos, zoos, 1o,2. 1913, lola.
whites % Hat, FAN style.-l4s Fulton
street. between broadway and Nassau street
sellers celebrated Ventilating Hats are
exhibition at the Crystal Palace and for sale 45o
nioaA"As'
Dollar Photographs-LarSe and Elegantly
taken and Y snd - cent pictures OF the people going OF
wsS al
street. you can dress up for triie
Gas Stoves, for Heating Rooms without
''''' ''' ". =. smAws, patent, 4o6 broadway.
Barry's Tricopherous IL Universally Ac-
knowedged to be the best and cheapest article for identifying
hair Sold by all druggists and perumers throughout the
world.
Druggists Fancy Goods Exclusivcly.-
Brushes combs. SOAP extracts, pomades instrumental
Paris pefumery and toilet articles and article sold by
druggists except drugs Imported and sold wholesale by
RuFUs X. NcHARG a CO., IS Nassau street.
IIostcttcr.-The Remarkable Success OF H6s-
letters vegetable stomach bierr In curing dyspepsia liver
complaint and mparng tone to the system. Il without
parallel IN the history OF medicine Sold by all drug
PARK, Agents iANew York.
To Wholesale and Country Merchants
Barnes Park 304 Broadway, New York. invite the
buyers their immense stock Of European
American patent medicines at and below
prices by the dozen. package, or 100 gross
BARNES a PARK,
New York. Cincinnati and San Francisco.
Hoiloway's Puis-sootl,ing yet Searching.
from mineral Ingredients these pills soohe and heal
the irritaed stomach the bowels while
all morbid matter those organs and mbue
them with new vigor
Druggists Fancy Goods Exclusively.-Evcry
article sold by druggists except drugs imported by McHAR0
CO.. 30 Nassau street.
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BRr, rerryys -ilour-The market displayed greater
drmn,ss, with good local and Eastern demand, and
closed at advance OF fully SC. per Dbl. The sales
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SATURDAY Oct. ll-eP.M.
AsHrs.-sales Of 100 bills. Canadian pots, New York
Inspection, were made nj 81 90. and loo do American
i b. 37h The stock Of ashcs oct 10, 1860, fol.
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DTuggisss' Fancy Goods Exclusivciy.-Evcry
article sold by druegss except drugs imported by McHAR0
CO., 30 Nassau street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
For Situations and help, see sixth page.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 CARD-DEFINITIoN OF A "RUFFIANr
"A They ,alk sbout 'rpfians;" said Jane
such abuse on the ,rnhians, Is avished.
, Lest awakins ind myself rayished,
These ruhans who are here called Border,
The upholders of union and orderr'
IT'S some trashy political name
There Is somebody sresiIy 10 blame e.
''of the ruffan more hateful than others
In ae made s SMITH BROTHERS.
SMITH BROTHERS One Price Wholesale and Retail Cloth
4 CARp-THE EsPENscHEID HAT, FOR THE PRES
"A emit and the ensuing winter sold at three dollars
half Is admitted TO be superior in all respects to any four
lis Nassau street.
BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, NEW ROAD, LON
ID don.-whereas, Messrs Morrison Rygelsts understand
CO., S
broadway are general agents for the United States and tho
& york. Tor ne sale Of " e.
as
pATcHELoR's HAIR DYE, WIGS AND rouPEEs, ARE
ID superior to all others Their new improvements
and only hair dye sppnss ss.S.
private rooms, At BATCHELoR's. 2zs Broadway.
IODINE
drug prompt at curing disease
Is ne qusck preparation but an article fully RECOGNISED nv
every eoileseo physicians known
Is OF The latest cf the grand discoveries Of and
combines the m )st wonderful healing properties.
IODINE
IL prescribed In OF It's formp for hos
Of disoi ders hitherto deemed incurabc.
IODINE
Has effected some OF the most astonishing cures consump.
ton dread presence has Witnessed.
spssses all description in is INITIATING remedy for scro
fula CT kings evil OF the worst kind.
Has iriumphed over the most obstinate attacks Of uamma
tory ID. umaiism wnen all hope seemed gone.
IODINE
Stops the fever and ague with maryeleu skin and expes
lbs M rbd elements from the system.
IODINE
In the only state in which be given prepared
on BY Dr. Henry Anders, of New York and spKas Ii
1Op.E, pure lopIsE WATER sold per bottle
by ANbtRs a FOsDlCk, No. 3Secend avenue and al
Br ,ndway, by q IL Ring l92 broadway New York,
Flu ton sr ct Brooklyn 80 Montgomery Jersey City,
Grand st, Williamsburg.
TEAs.-rHE CANTON TEA COMPANY HAVE ON
hand every variety OF teas for groccrs dealers and
private families Souchong Oolsng aud young Uyson
Dc 10 lCc gunpowder and imperial from zoe 5Sc, ali
other qualities equally low Also h. boxes Of gooi family
tea, for 81 Call and eramine No. Us Chatham street.
tween Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
WIGS, WIGS, wfGs.-sGoo or THOSE INVISIBLE $40
w wis and toupees a. MEDHURsT 4 co NJ n MAIDEN
lane made OF the best materials shrink
change color Beware exravagani Broadway prices Brad
bands curls, &c.
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Hoiloway's PiIs-SOOthing yet Searching.
rree mineral Ingredients these pills soo,he and heal
the irriaed stomach the bowels while
hey expe all morbid matter those organs and Undue
them with vgor.
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Dollar PhOtographs-LarSe and Elegantly
taken 81 AMI pictures the people going oil
LOCO daily, at $50 Broadway
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To Wholesale and Country Merchants.-
Barnes Park 3O4 Broadway New York. invite the
large and close buyers their immense stock Of European
patent medicines at and below
p - BARNES 4 PARK
New York. Cincinnati and San Francisco.
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The coal trade continues active and the shipments from
the schuyIki mines exhibit steady increase, both by
railroad and canal the shipments Of the correspond
ing period last year. The shipments by the Reading Rail
road the week ending Thursday last tons
against 40 3l tons for the week last year. and by
canal tons against 635 tons for the week last
year. thus showing the week OIL
The following statement exhibits the total shipments from
The Lehgh and Schuy mines Tor the season. compared
with those OF last to the corresponding date with
he present decrease on the shipments OF last year