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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

Am BRows wife Of William R. Brown, aged SO years,
months and days
Her friends and those Of The family, respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the Dutch Reformed
church, 10 morrow afternoon, at two O'Clock.
MoMBrRGER AT Morrsania, Westchester couaty, N. Y.
on Friday morning. Sept 10, of pulmonary consum pton
MRS CArHAnSE MoMBxRclR, wife OF William Momberger,
aged rs years.
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
Morrisana to morrow afternoon, at two O'Clock The
friends Of the family requested TO attend without fur
tier notice.
GREsS-0n Thursday evening, Sept IS, at their resi-
nence at sing Sing EDWARD youngest son OF Dr. Horace
and hsrriette s. Cream aged months and % days.
WEBB AT Tarrytown on Thursday night, Sept IL, BY
the accidental discharge of muske THOMAS, youngest
son Of Robert and Ann Webb, aged 10 years, months
and Is days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend funeral from the residence Of his
father No. 256 West Twenty sixth street. to af
ternoon at two o'clock His remains will be taken Ia
Greenwood for Aterment
HvEss.-At Shelter Island, on Wednesday, Sept IT,
HENRY p HAvINs formerly q merchant Of this city, IN
the 7Ath year Of his age.
His remains were taken TO Shrewsbury, N. D. on
Friday morning. for nterment.
WATERBURY, Fayetteville N. c., on Sunday, Sept.
T. STEPHEN MEAD WATERBURY aged II years, son OF the
late stephen Waterbury, Jr., Of this city.
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Dec.. 7l7ll Inc2 1888 $50 Inc $50 800 Dec. q, $50
By reducing the wheat to four the quantity Of the lat
ter left at tdewater this year. compared with the cores
pondDg period OF last year. shows increase OF 729
barrels OF flour.
The Cumberland Cran states that the coal operators
in that region to hold meeting TO take into consdera
ton the subject Of the recent advance in the freight on
coal on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and other mat
tiers pertaining to their interest The Cdn then gives
its own views upon the matter, in the following brei
paragraph
The advance Of SO cents per ton the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will have detrimental effect on Goa
operators. We Of the opnion-and especially after
reading the minority report Of the directorsthat this
rise OF SO cents s unjusti6able We shall, however
withhold remarks until learn the action Of
ing Of coal operators already alluded TO- We hope at th
meeting they will take in consideration the expediency
shipping more extensively by canal This TO To
water can be made what its most sangnne friends wish
Of II. There is sufficient water at all times at this point
II economically used (Which has no! yet been done to
answer every purpose.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for sumption
for warebousing, and also the Withdrawals from
house. during the week ending and including Thursday
Sept Is, 1866
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ONEY MARKET.

FRrpAY, Sept. 1871 NJ.
The buoyancy noticed yesterday in the stock market
has almost entirely disappeared. The sales Of Erie and
other leading stocks continue large but prices much
unsettled and the uctuatons sudden and 70 extent
The movement In Erie Is very strong one, bu,
not be carried out successfully. Tho purchases havo
been 10 a large amount, without putting up prices
than two per cent There Is plenty Of stock the
market and the supply Is daily Increasing IN the hands
CT brokers and bankers ih,rc upwards OF forty
thousand shares before this movement commenced We
have doubt the aggregate is any thousand
than fnr,y thousand shares. This Is perfectly
overwhelming and Is enough 10 satisfy any Of
ordinary quantity OF that is utterly i'm
possible TO sustain any initiation based upon speculative
purchases The rot easily caught certain
operators imagine. the movement s well understood
that vs. easy 10 guard against surprise. The board
have withdrawn part cf heir forces, and far Erie
concerned will Keep up merely outpost for observs
ton. The msin body will preserve state o. mastery
inactivity ready 20 take advantage Of the fret opening
the nrst weak spot % rush and smash the market all
TO pieces These cornsripg combinations actually
injury W We stock Of any railroad company, They
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FREGHTs-Raes grain TO Liverpool frmer, and
40 so 900 bushels engaged in bulk and bags,
IA To London 1000 barrels Of flour engaged, At
2s 3d. and about 1000 bushels wheat al sgd TO Havre;
steady at l5c -four a. roc; colt IN at c and
AT So bark taken up TO load with
LrauoRsThe market foreign quiet but holders
firm The sales for the three days include ~ hall pipes
Ccgnac at 81 90 20 do Rochelle at 50 GO to 80 M 20
gpssss GIN at u 20 10 pnn'h''"' Jamaica rum
NAVAL sroREsThe market rather quiet, with small
sales Of spirits turpen,ne at 43c 4c and rosin 81 %
81 10 OF crude made at IS 56 S. 621
Ous-Tbe foreign more favorable Tor hnsee l.
and 600 gallons Sold gb. Csc. in hhds and bbls
oils steady 500 and baskets olive OIL AT
So 81 J, for quarts, and 81 3Iis for pnts.
PRovrsIoas-Pork-The market continued buoyant, with
of 800 400 bbs the spot at SD S1a and 90 do
deliverable this month seller option at SD 70 and 100 90
prime at SIS Beef steady with sales OF about Ho Dds
25 with repacked Western at s. so Sill and extra do at
Sll $l2 50 Prime dull at Sl4 Sl7. Beet hams
scarce and firm $40 SCI Cut meats were duh, at
&c for shoulders while sales of 100 hhds hams were mad
c lic for prime and 200 bbls were sold to arrive at
l4lsd.
suGAps-The sales reached about 800 hhds Cuba
vado, Chiefly in the range OF Sc ts,c Including 40 mus
good demand in all Us branches with
fair sales The sales included l6 hhds Kentucky, nj &C.
4c: 443 bales Havana nj c &c., 4O belas Baracoa and
Mazari at IL % bales iara at &c. l62 cases seed lear al
wooL-The market ia moderately active. with increased
rmness the holders Low grade fleece In demand
and commands improved prices Pulled woods are also
shade higher In foreign the transactions have been limited
but importers demand full rates and eyince no anxiety 70
force sales.
Wrs-The market for all descriptions quiet, with but
few sales We note loo quarter casks sherry Wine al u ~
81 quarter casks PORT AT 81 81 u.s. 1000 casks care at
n
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THE WIG NATIONAL CoNvESrIoN-THE REfUBLI'
CAN, NORTH AMERICAN. AND RADICAL ABoh1TIos
IsT STATE CoSvESTI0Ns--SEws FROM EUROPE CA
LIP0RSIA SOUTH PACIFIC, CENTRAL AMERICA
KANSAS, ETc.-oPENISG OF THE FALL FASHIONS,
ETC, ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD viii be published at eleven o'clock
this morning Its win embrace full proceedings Of
the W. tx National Convention Baltimore and the Repub
Ecan North American, and Radical Abolonists State Con-
Syracuse; from Europe, California, south
Pacific Central America, Kansas, &c; Opening OF the Fall
Fasineas Editorials SUBJECTS Latest Tesgraphc
News Financial Commercial sporting. theatrical Political
Rsi,sa and Maritime Intelligence together with variety
Of local and Items Single copies In wrappers
ready Sa mailing m be had At the counter
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GARRET7--wooD.-0n Thursday, Sept. is, BY the Rev.
DR. T. y hatfield, Mr.. RANSOM GARKET TO Miss EIzAHsm
Woop, all OF this city
WrIpSIyR-HoPKIys On Thursday, Sept 49, by the
Rev. Mr. Hatfield, Mr.. GEORGE w. WNDKMEYR to Miss
NARcAkFT HorRISs both OF this city.
FAAscH-DrcnAnI On Thursday. Sept Is, by the Rev.
Peter sryker Mr. HENRY T. FAAscH, Of Hoboken, 10 Miss
yIcToRNB DrcIATri, Of this city.
EsGiEoS-DAMS- Thursday, Sept IL, at 81. Pc
ter's church, by the Rev. John A. Paddock, GOODWIN j.
FAGrfIoS TO Miss HIIS DAHS, both OF Brooklyn.
DouCIAs-THoRsE-0n Thursday, Sept. is, by the Rev.
Ralston, ssTH ASDRsw DOUGLAS TO Miss HEIlS THoRNE,
both OF Nontrose, Scotland.
BRusNo-sAepHoRs In Jersey City, on Monday, Sept.
by the Rev. r. vanhorne Mr. HERMAN BRrSrSG, OF Du-
buque Iowa. 10 Mrs ANNA SAGmoRS, or the former place
Dubuque papers please copy
KuIoCG-CosepoS AT Rose Cottage, near Sallna, N.
Y Wednesday, Sept II, by the Rev. Mr. Berry, DAM
W. KrIIooG, merchant, OF this city, 70 EMMA SrAsR,
daughter OF Albert b. Cor gdon ESQ OF the former place
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In A Frx.-The Mobile Reeisfer. of the 9th inst.

IN A FIx.-The Mobile Register OF the 9th inst,
says:-The supply OF ice, greve 10 learn, Is so re-
auced In city that threatened with an entire
stoppage In the supply TO next day, II
rival twenty days out, sha not come to hlnd
meanwhile. Ice Is now second bread. II Is no longer
LUXURY but bread like, article of primary necessity.
Inauguration scarcely compass the troubles Of N ice
sencnncy the article enters into every want Of
natnrc the and drink Of the strong and hearty
10 medicine and necessities Of the sick Then speed
the good ship her port In safety for nothing else
keep us from constantly getting into hot water
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Common good State being scarce with fair demand
sal were made in some cases at slightly better rates, we
the medium and low grades brands lower and
closed at the decline above noticed Canadian was easter
with moderate sales the above quotations. Southern me
dum and extra also easier Of about
600 200 bbs at the above quotations The supply was
reduced Rye flour unchanged Sales Of 800 bbs We're
reported 50 70 50 2 Corn meal inactive aud a. -
rs SIS 80 for New Jersey Wheat Irregular, without
important change in prices from the closing rates OF
yesterday. The sales embraced about 1000 a 1000
bushels including common TO good new red az
81 40 81 AZ 81 80. Illinois fair white for city
mllir e. delivered. 81 49, good TO prime Southern ana
Wesein do at 81 81 81 IS 81 60 a 81 63, the latter for
Ohio white and OF handsome and choice Ca
madam do at 81 g. which outside prce and 1000
bushels Upper Lake new spring sold at 81 so Corn-ihe
sales embraced about 40 600 bushels Western sound mixed
&c 6Gc a6Ic chiefly thewovnsde figures Southern and
sound " Low at 6sc a. &c. and white at FOG 73c Barley
bushels four rowed sold 81 30 Rye scarce ana
hrmer, with sales of 2SOo bushels AT 9c 95c Od
Oats unchanged, with moderate sales, at
45c. a SIC. for state and Western
CorFEE.The sales averaged about 1000 bags Rio at lie
with 600 do at l0sc.. lie; and 1000 mats Java at 2ac
and small lots prime Iaguayra, at l21ac. -
CoTTos.-lhe market firm with sales OF about o)o
1000 bales, at about the following quotations.
NEW A
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ThOmpSOn's FnosoSHuPhAC OOunuerIelt Dc-
TECTuK-Paient applied for Owing 70 the immense guam
ty Photographic counterfeit money recently put in crcu
laton and other cities the undersigned induced
give attention TO the subject and find possible remedy
Tor this dodge of the counterfeters. After making
experiments he has succeeded and In Offering his
PHOTOGRAPHIC COUNTERPART DETECr0R, he as.
he public that is safeguard ainst all Photographic
frauds The couniefeers do not conne their operations 20
bank bills but include checks drafts certificates OF deposit
&C. &c They lso alter bills first by extracting the correct
denomination and then phooeraphng In other amounts The
deecor Is formed by combination of chemicals and while
removes az traces Of photography has no visible effect on
genuine bill In order 10 convince the public that the de-
tecor represented print letter received from one OF
the first bankers in Wall street.
BANKING EXCHANGE OFFICE OF JN0. f. BELL Co.,
No. 62 Wall street, New York Sept. Ia. 1856.
This Is 10 certify thai have tried Mr. r. q Thompson'S
Photographic Counterfeit Detecor, and recommend as
sure safeguard against Photographic frauds.
JoHN r. BELL 4 Co.
Agents wanted for all parts OF the United States also to
this city, For sale VI Iii Fulton street. stairs; price
rs cents T.. @. THOMPSON.
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man would remain under the curse OF dsgreeabe breath
when by using the "bam OF thousand flowers" den
nice would only render sweet bueave the teeth white
aabserf Many persons do not know their BREATH bad
and the subject delicate their friends viii mention
Pour single drop OF the balm" on your tooih brush
and the teeth night and morning hfty cent bottle VIII
year Tor sale by all druggists None genuine unless
xgned by rETRIDGE A CO., proprie.ors
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Obituary..

Our venerable and highly respected fellow citizen (say
the Providence JotrnaD Mr.. SETH YATES who was one
hundred years old the third day OF March last died at
ms residence the 18th inst after very brief Illness
He vas out on Monday and subsequent 10 that day he
Wa in the OF his accustomed health and cheer
hlres So faI knowledge extends, he was the
oldest person In the city, II not In the State
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cents per only May be had Of the following houses
man uacturers prices In New York;-C v. Cckener Co.
Charles ii. Ring Rufus hcIiarg Co. Levi Cook Co.,
Chapman, Pike Co, and John Derasmes Co; also,
retail by all druggists and fancy goods dealers throughout the
w "'N ID q DRIsCoLL toilet chemist Baltimore MI.
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cautioned agans, articles pretending Of
he OF the bsEn Of thousand flowers for pernmnr
he breath sod scanting The comexon The POPULARITY %
brought forward host coNnterfeters None
q genuine unless aligned by FErRTpaE Co For sale by
all respectable druggists who fown down counerfcers and
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writing uid improved lit used by al the principal bank
ing commercial houses throughout the universe 1t
copies durable does rot corrode the PEN and by It's
fuiy materially facilitates and assists the
rapid writing. HENRY STEPHENS US Pearl street,
New York, and Stamford street, London. Sold by all sta
TONER'S
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inc. 1915 Inc. o552, 1852 Dec 400 mo I'll
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at tide
water from the commencement Of navigation TO the 14h
Of Sept Inclusive during years 1854 and 1885, was as
follows
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All other Hair Dyes died-that Is, went down,
When CRISI ADORO's burst upon the town,
Impartinx beauty TO the reddes crswn.
Manufactured, sold and privately applied
n No. Aston House.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsHEs.-saes of Is 80 bbs pots made at 81 3p4.
and pearls at ~ 75
BRKApsrUFFs.- FlourThe market was again heavy ana
closed nj further decline of 0c Doc per bb, chiefly on
medium and higher grades The wheat this year being
good uniform It's quality the margin between the
lower higher grades Of flour great as was last
year hence grades Of flour less plenty and bear
better prices in proportion to extra brands than me same
period The sales OF all kinds TO-DAY footed up about
tALna 49, aEalla..
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No VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED IN KANsAs-It.

No VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED IN kANsAs.-lt seems
10 be very well understood that volunteers will be re-
qurcd by Governor Geary or General smith, under the
of the President for requiston upon Kentucky
Illinois. The regular troops under General smith, with
militia mustered into service will constitute
quite sufficient for all purposs of the government In
restoring quiet TO the Terrtory.- Louis Repubtscdn,
.2rxs 10
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md artisans o navorngs and essences Of al
liquors known requiring addition of spirits; colorngs for
and port wines chemicals led in the fireworks
glass making smbrotyping electroypng platna, cadmium
oismuth asbestos nr sale by Dr. L. FEUCHT
EANGER, 1A3 Maiden lane.
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lips, when II IL well known DR. GOURAUD's celebrated
poudre snbie~si permanently uproo all superfuous hair
without injury 10 the most delicate skin, warranted Gou.
rauds Italian ,Jnedcaied soap pimples frecss
ter n, all skin blemshes Liquid lily white hair
dye and resiorsiye at the old depot G7 Waller street.
src from Broadway; Calender, Philadelphia Mr. Hayes,
trOcklyn, Ac.
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s,pxer,s Sewing Machines for 0uilting

Innings &c-The great superiority Of Singers machines for
xung established fact Both in quantity and quality OF
work they unrvaed. OF this kind ascertned
be better when the machines work at high velocity,
added TO the speed of quilting machines They
complete five stitches each OF the driving wheel
other quilting machines be except al compare
which will than the
VI machine, l. NJ. SINGER a co. 323 Broadway.
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Wedding and Visiting Cards, In the Latest
stye Rues wedding envelopes silver door plates
extra heavy sver'seas and presses EvEkDEl, NO. ooz
Broadway, corner Of Duane street. Established loio,
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Wllder's Patent salamnnder Safe
WORLD
Warranted free from dan pness.
Depot No. Ia Water street. near Wall New York.
y. q. WILDER CO.,
Patentees and manufacturers.
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Inc o,l92 Inc. l79,245 Dec. 12s,2l9 Inc. 81 lis
The aggregate quantity Of the articles len at tide
water from the commencement OF navigation TO the l4th
OF September inclusive during the years 1855 and 1885,
ALIASES.
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superior ~ all others Their improvements secure
perfect comfort to the wearcr natural elegance and dura
iiy His uDrvaled and only harmless hair dye applied
in twelve private rooms, BACHELORS, 2S3 Broadway.
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JNEsoS On Sunday, Sept. IL. Mrs. MARTHA JIaRsos,
the wife Of Mr. John Jmeson, OF Hudson City, NJ j., of
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be consulted scientifically all diseases OF the human hair
Church street OF Barclay The sb h and Eighth
stop at the door of the establishment
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hats was introduced by Genn. New York and the Union
accepted the quarterly of Genin the
governing styles Of the day. and his fall hats for 1855 will be
upi possess the highest the admiration Of q
and Judgment GENINs, No "a broadway, opposite
~. raula church.
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Lea d PeIrin's Worcestershire Sauce
Quarts pipts, half pr and imperial gallon jars JOHN
DUNCAN SONS, 405 broadway sole agents for the United
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dewater, during the second week in September, IN the
years 1855 and 1866, was a follows
Flour, ttl. Wheat bus Corn, bus. Barley, b,.s,
1Sf5.... 15803 81 $40 464.b55 "a Zl3
1867. ss5 2l,115 $3.50 ll6 S3l
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White, the Halter, Issues this Day Sd
hat. Hs only i Fulton street, between Broadway ard
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Holmes Dollar Photographs, or - Cent
miniature w rs artists Taking 1000 daily speedy and per-
feet, a. 20 Roadway.
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inspection the Inherent patterns and quaifss
they not sacascd By Chdrens and misses hats
and caps for fal and winter in their variety.
-. KEI.LOGG. 1S Canal etreet
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Engraving and Printing Half Price,

Wedding home, invitation, address and autograph cards
wedding stationery, business cards, bill heads cne
notes labels &C KEILYS, 81 Fulton street. New York
For cheap copperpate presses, ~ BY - BY
and Is inches wide.
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paraon for restoring preserving and beauyng hair
cold BY all respectable druggists and fancy goods dealers
only - bottle II dandruf eGecinaly
prevents The hair frorn falling OF. HEATH, wYNkOoP a
Co, proprietorc s. Liberty street
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Those who die wuh N. o hand commit con
strucve suicide and these wondsful pills eradicate ali
complaints e be dreSnse and secrevc organs sufferers
from these mssies who fearful
responsibility. Sid at tbesanufacori No Nsicn lane
New York and No 24i nd london, end By all druggists
At 70 cent?, e2ts cents and per box.
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Facts Worth Knowing.


Gurueys colored photographs unsurpassed.
gurneys plain photographs are perfect gems.
CARNEY daxuerreotypes were never equaled.
Carney the Oldest and most extensive Ia
Abe world
curney mas no connection with other establishment
Gurney removed any branch OF his estabshmento
Quincy has received testimonials for his skin than any
@uRNrys p Sssee q ART sat No $40 Broadway corner
leonard street York.
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Rupture.-Only Prize Medal. Awarded to
MAksH %, ny the industrial Exhibition of all Nations
hc Crystal Palace for their new paeni radical truss
". Carnochan. Open from A. VI. 20 OPP. w.
MARSH 60, No. ~ Maiden lane.
Campbell, Practical Apotbecary and Che
mist southwest Of Eighth and Twenty eighth
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IOtaI foIu ana slIVer COINAGE W
The following table shows the usky Of ssme Of the
principal articles Of produce left a udewster from the
Of navigation the 11A OF scptes,ber In
elusive during the years 1854 ls7 days. 1885, 1sl days
and 1855, 132 days
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y dsuhws colo, Group, rhrenc Rheumatism 1c, BY Dr.
'OBlAe celebrated Venetian hnmsEt wsrsnsd cure,
v the meoey returned Price sc and Soc Depot E Cort
and. street Sold by all The Druggists hsoushou the United
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nedy win be found Ny using Or Bushs ac cream nimeu,
Principal depot BUSH GALE. ls6 Gresawch street,
~ GCIoN corner Of Bowery and Grand street II
fs.a Price Is cents
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DE GrOot's Oak Hall, s4 and SO Fulton
and cheapest retail clothing store New York
Our immense Fall and winter stock is ready embracing
all The styles OF and boys garments Remember
Oak Han - between William and Gold streets.
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In 1854 the gross earnings $751; 651 and the net
earnings In 1888 e69g 5ss gross e2e 26o net
During the past year the road has been without acct
dent injury any passenger. Its capital stock
"a $50 600 and lie outstanding bonds bearing per
interest," amount 10 toll 600. dividend OF ave pcr cent
declared, payable October 1. The whole number Of
shares voted IS $780, OF total Of 70 500 The
through fare from Boston 70 New York has been raised
during the past year from ave 70 delars which has
resulted In increase OF Tho receipts fell Oh
during the nrst six months and increased during the
mainder Of the financial year.
The following statement shows the amount Of copper
naesir q The " Cnnalii from Aug. 30 70 Sept. a.
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A superb Photographic Portrait cf George
Peabody Fsq the eminent banker has just been added
collection NJ d. BRADY. 3ss Broadway Ihomp-
ma galar
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The most aeathful Food for summer and

AL is HECKkRS' farina. Agreeable and nutritious Is
admirable and corrective, infants and
adults Of the complaint diarrhoa prevailing at
season.