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INVALUABLE BOOK FOR BUSINESS MEN.-THE
l. MERCANTILE UNION DIRECTORY, containing the
and addresses Of forty men through
sheep forwarded by mail free OF expense receipt of
price, So Address JOHN +. POTTER publisher, No. is
Samoan street, Philadelphia Pa.
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and copnac OIL havorngs and essences IA AM
anors known. requiring addition OF spirits; coornes fr
tfar DIV and port wines chemicals used the arts
making ambrotyping eleetroypn plsina cadm nm
smnh m snganese as5esios &e cor sale ~ DR. FEItIT
WANGLR, 1f3 Maden lane.
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stephens, BIue black Writing F1u,d.-Th.

Inventor of this original article having lately discovered
method Of eecng further improvement bees 70 assure the
public may rely the most perfect
position Of ts kind ny STEPHENS Z5 Pearl street New
York, and stamford street. London Sold by AL staoners
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BERStE WILSON respectfully inform the ladies
Il New York and Surrounding ciies that on Monday
September they viii open their magnificent and commoilous
No $40 Canal street aie No 5l opposite Arnolds
wi1 splendid stock 81 clocks and manlls con
aud the greatest novelties IN
home Messrs W have determined 10 sell
cash give their customers the beneat Of
abie plan Of seng 20 cent cheaper thau
otler house In The trade. Ladies' call and see.
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NTOTICE.-DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS AND THE
~ public generally are hereby cautioned and commanded
not other valuable consideration for
than his Charles X. Bishop Edward Wheacrof
who alone authorised to give receipts therefor
JAMES BISHOP
New York. August rs, 1866.
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Brushes combs soap extracts pom.des instruments Paris
oerfamey and toilet articles and every article sold BY drug
ss esce drugs Imported and sold wholesale By RUFUS
=. EcHAkG CO, % Nassau street
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IQUOR DEALERS MEETING. THE REGULAR
IL monthly meeting Of the New York Liquor Dealers
will be held National Hail. Canal street. Monday
ing, September l. 1885, at O'Clock Members politely
quested be puncua in their attendance business Of
r. G. MONTGOMERY President.
A. NJ. MATHEWS, Vice President.
GUsrAvus A. RATE, Recording Secretary.
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SUMMER RESORTS rs.

CEA BATHING, AT LONG BRANCH, N J-THE
- propreors Of the Metropolitan Hotel beg leave 10 inform
their riends and patrons that their hote will 90
main open during the month of september
-, y b J, W. SVo1kR, Proprislosa
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tend The funeral 70 morrow morning, ct ven o'clock
from her fathers residence, No. o. Walker street. with
ont further notice.
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M Ia HECKERs farns Agreeable and nutritions Is
admirable preventive aud corrective. In infants and
adults q The summer complaint and darrhoa prevailing
mis-
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sard announcing at stated periods the
kah genilemens hats this day offer 20 our non re-
sdent the various styles ready These VIII be
followed novelties that present them
selves during the fall and winter, and will comprise All the
patterns adapted metropolitan LEARf
90 Leaders and Inroducers OF FASHIONS Aslor House,
hroa
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On Thursday. August 2s ny the Rev. Mr.. Beech, JAWS
RoBnTsoS OF the firm OF Mccormack a. Robertson, tea
Dealers 10 EzABrrH. third daughter Of Mr. Alexr Aoer
crombio, both natives OF Scotland.
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POLITICAL.

e
10TH WARD FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN CLUB-A
~ meeting Of the above club VIII be held at Academy Han,
SsS s:ss - IN n. ...s
S Gs ss q & 'qa he %
Ing spsn ,Psskes5s Will sddress The S JUICE .a
al GEORGE copSay the Indian chs and Others
band FOR the The ladies' respect
Tllos. @. HAlI, Secretary.
llTH WARD FREMONT AND DAYTON CLUB WILL
meet tins cdonday evening, at O'Clock at Live Oak
Hall sixty first street near avenue O. Electors OF the ward
ctlfp jHs M&RsEs
EIGHTEENrH WARD FREMONT REPUBLICAN Asso-
~ cation che united association and club VIII meet
q street and hrs avenue ReeaSeaS sor
The ward are invited to moaa F. FR sasfd I.
R R1s,as eo.r'' Secretaries.
r FOR FREE
M hold public meeting on Monday evening the Is, inst at
crSiai Palace at ocoes several d.,asasea spssscrs
VIII 'ddr' the meeting h h X b s sGr Gae president
xs c sss,sy ia. Vic. Presidents.
7. A. SAUNDERS. w. w. BRAcxErr, sscre,.r..
ws srrs Hon s!s sS5y as f
special good time expected Friends let ~ bring out As
he house. .esa k.SSSpT President. ssa ~
PrcA.S: Hss.rrH, lsecre,aric..
nHE TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICAN AssoCIA.
ton viii hold public meeting NJ Constitutional Hail.
Of Thirty fourth Eghh avenue on Tuesday
evening Sept at O'Clock All electors Of The Twentieth
ward IN favor OF e principles Of the republican party and
friendly 20 the election of Fremont and Dayton Invited
attend and roI themselves members q the association
CHARLES NETrLETON. President
THIRD WARD, AWAKE THE REPU RfrcANs OF THE
Third ward requested 10 al their club
Greenwich of Barclay, Tuesday evening
September O'Clock perfect their Organization of
Fremont and Dayton Club.
GEORGE PARKER, Chairman pro. TEN.
J. NJ. Fox. Secretary.
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Planes and Me1odeous--Tne Horace Waters
sdsyn improved pianos ard meodeons be found ut w
padwAy Pianos rent and allowed purchase, for
NJ monthly pay second hand pianos from 80 70
k71 nslodeons ifo4n sso 70 SIS
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rENTREvILLE COURSE. TRoTTTNG TUESDAY
~ Sept q at oclcck-Ms,ch 500, two mile heats 20
wagons. Wagons and drivers 10 weigh 300 bs
drive Owner names Oh Baker Boy; owner names b.
Jane. JOEL CdNKLfN, Proprietor
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LITERATURE.

nINsMoRE's TWO GUIDES IN THE rIELD-THF
~ Original with acrographic map, is ready this
up TO date
DINsMoRE co, No Spruce street, New York.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL eternal perfume, spring
violet excelsior lily of the valley &c &C. GEO. T. INGEh
CO., special agents. family CHEMISTS Broadway and
Walker
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nICK Il the sole manufacturer the United OF the
sbsve and patent proof defiance
ed cross bars Depot No lS2 Pearl street door below
Maiden lane.
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EhOtogFaphs OF NIhE"fA FhIIs'-N VUMPhe
Of N. cataract and scenery OF
coprising twenty four plates the largest
yk~s taken IL the falls loco prints OF them viii be
offered few day., al HOLMES gallery 80 broadway.
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CONSUMPTION.

CONSUMPTION AND ITS RAvAGES SUCCESSFULLY
~ treated In three weeks If check the fatal
Of in that specified time, give up the patient lost
and lead the sufferer further III consumption
checked its infancy before the third fully de
veloped, II u only madness to attempt Afterwards j.
DURKIN. Chronic and Consumption Doctor, lis Bowery
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10 his patrons and friends
the Photographic department $40 Broad
way op the Metropolitan Hotel and that all the Partisan
arts which he introduced 70 this country st rema, with
hm Pictures taken Ia style, oaguerreotypes
pbooSrap ambro,ypes &c The open Free for
DC reception Of yiSiicrs at all hours.
o. ID FREDRICkS, tlate Quincy a Fredricksl
5s5 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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patrons hat he continues bis photographic and
svereoype business at his old gallery Sas broadway COR
- street. and that he has not removed
branch Of his establishment part OF the city, does
- intend doing He made important atera
nps Improvements Ia the photographic department and
enabled with the advantage OF superior artist 10 pro-
enes pcturca taken In this
oopncry. j. Quincy, SO broadway, cor. Leonard st
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n U.A-THE:ANNUAL SESSION AND ELECTION FOR
". officers of the Chancery, o. u A. State of New York.
will be held ut American Hall, 2J7 Bowery Monday
ing, Sept l, nj O'Clock. F.C. WAGNER, q. y.
IL. y. BAScKER, g. G. OF the c.
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Hmlly single vacated. Parues requiring
the remainder Of the engage
by going down by calling At No Chn street New
York JOHN GEO BAINBRlDGE.
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L,NGLISH PAPERS
IL Served at your residences In
New York Brooklyn or Williamsburg, by I. RICHARDSON
10 High street. Futon. Brooklyn Orders be lett
the Elzabehan ale depot 100 Water street. Wall. Es
tablished three
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Marsh Co.. by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations the
Crystal Palace, fer their new patent radical truss
References 10 lis superiority Valentine Mott
Willard Parker and John NJ Carpochan Open from A. NJ
to9P.M. MARSH Co., No. "a Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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CristnJora,s Hair Dye has Assumed tn

first place among articles OF Its class No other dye beaues
red gray hair in five minutes The color produces
natural that be distinguished from the life
them improves instead Of burning the hair Sold and APP
piled al No. Astor House
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diarrhoea, collie, Group, chronic rheumatism &C. by DR.
TOBIAS celebrated Venetian innent Warranted cure
,hc money returned Price zSc and Soc. Depot 90 Cor
and street. Sold by all the druggists throughout the United
states
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ANDEP c. BARRY'S Tricopherous.-ThA ia decidedly the
best and most popular article for Tia identifying
ing preserving restoring and strengthening the hair reicv
diseases Of the skin and removing scuf and dandru
from the soalp 1t Is inable remedy for rhumac
pains and external wounds The low price at which sold,
Is cents bottle places within the reach q all who wish
be benefited by It's For sale by all drug per-
umers throughout the world Principal office No. 22 Broad
way New York.
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TO our Friends from tire South and West
Pine fashionable clothing for and boyWe would invite
West new AMI coee sassrnsn. Of ss made
clothing suitable for the approaching season Al sizes for
No deviation from marked prices House 10 New Orleans,
ALFRED MONROE CO.. AL Broadway.
Teas-The Canton Tea Company have on
hand every variety Of for and private
end 9Ts sa m 20 f css
G sars Gw 0 II Of seed % T S1
and Roosevelt streets
TO Distiiiers, Brewers, Liquor Dealers and
per &c agreeing with United States and state Of New
Ao ocometers barkomeer salameers &c. &C for sale by
BENZ PIKE SONS, SIS broadway, opposite St Nicholas
~
blanchard DIS Celebrated stoves and Ranges.
all others less fuei has perfect oven and
i've hundred gallons ali q the time and BY the
ties using them, who are lighted with nem
No 5Cllnton Han formerly Asior place Opera Housed and
Eighth street, New York.
The Aid OF Cristadora Is Invoked by Every
individual with red sandy hair whom personal ap
that produces The iustrous shades
brown ana black whou. diseoong the scalp Or dryng up
House, s'''D'' d INC -'''' SOU A'1 ''''N ''' '
Batcheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees
superior all others Their improvements
". his unriyaed and only harmless hair dye applied In
Twelve private rooms, at BAICHELoR,s rs broadway.
To Cristadora's lis the Cry or nll the
haired who wish substitute beauty for
uelness his excelsior hair dye metamorphoses them IN five
minutes Have the brown and black obtained with
this general dye Sold ano applied ut No Astor House,
Whiskers and Moustaches Forced to Grow
stx weeks, by which viii stain njure
be skin u bottle sent to any part Of the country r. q.
3RAHAM, Oh broadway; Briggs 81 State street, Albany.
Cristadora's HAIR Dye Is Singled Ont by
the ladies the only whose artificial tint be detect
ed and that does not crisp their rnges head OF hair Ia
Drowned rendered black in five minutes by this exraord
nary fluid Ssld and applied at No. Aston House.
Powder for the War.
Ammunition for fight
With the bugs that crawl by night
You Of Lyon should procure,
II you'd m AXE your rest
LYONS magnetic powder and pills. for the destruction of
insects and vermin Al Broadway and South Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
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Lubin's Perfumery-Genuin

LuD1ns per1umery-S<enulne AssOrSmcn,
Of the choicest kinds Parma Cologne Direct hair nail
tooth brushes Eng sh and french manufacture at GEO
NIGER CO.'S Dispensing Chemists, corner Of Walker
street and Broadway.
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TrNIoN COURSE, =. I;-TRoTTrNG-oN TUESDAY
~ September nj O'Clock, precisely match for Al 0D
mile and repeat ": Woodruff names M Flora Temple 70
harness w. Whelan names r. &. Tacony 10 saddle The
VIII leave the south ferry, Brooklyn for The Course
aquarer past one o'clock and return the sport
over. Fare 70 go and return. fifty cents
SHAW WHITE, Propre,ors
IrNIoN COURSE, L. r--TRoTrING-THuRspA Az srp
~ tember a. ~ O'Clock p N. Purse and stake s2o
Nile heats, best3 in 10 harness Mr.. ~ Pafer names m
Lady Riley }, wheipey bay mare j. woedru names
black Stages leave every half hour from peck air
Jerry Wilamsburg aud return - The over
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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Powder for the War.

Powder for the War.
Ammunition for fight
With the bugs that crawl by night
You Of Lyon should procure,
II you'd m Ike your rest secure.
LYONS magnetic powder and pills, for the destruction Of
insects and vermln 44 Broadway and South Eighth street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 81 CHAMBERS
~ street. new Court House,, New York, June 49, ls56.-
Public nodceTo avoid the risks that must inevitably
Of their have determined adopt the follow
Ing rule, which win be rgdiy adhered during my OF
oiceI shall receive money after o'cock =. NJ Every
officer In this Department strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing checks Tor the payment
By order. HENRY ii. HOWARD, Receiver.
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individual with red gray sandy hair whom personal
pearance object His excelsior dye the only one
that produces the most lusrous shades OF
brown black without dscoong the scalp drying up
the moisture the lbres. Sold and applied at No. Astor
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hand every variety Of teas for tea and private
Notwithstanding Ooong Young Hyson from Zoe 70
4Oc gunpowder and imperial from Csc to SIC All other
qualities equally low Also ID boxes Of good family tea for
4 Ca and examine No l25 Chatham street. between Pearl
and Roosevelt streets
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VXTAKEFIELD-THE MEMBERS OF THE INDUSTRIAL
w Home Association No. hereby notified that
meetings Of the association for receiving win
be held les Bowery after the frs. of September Those
who wish to pay after that date can do By calling the
Purchasing rusee, Cornelius A. Cooper, at w. No 10
Grand between three and four O'Clock after
pit Sa rsv Sunday. Members viii receive their
leeds innaedia.cly paying up.
CORNELIUS A. COOPER Pur, letting Truses.
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Benr,ls.-Gicnticncn who uae

Be0rds.-Genticmen who use the Rnzor
win find the Kalson Orient Water, most desirable cos
metc II softens The beard. alays all tendency
ton, counieracs tie painful effects sometimes produced by
soap and prevents roughness aud dryLess of the skim
render ing The dreaded operation OF shaving comparatively
druggis generally.
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superior all others Their improvements
comfort the natural elegance and durab
b. his yalled and only harmless hair dye applied in
Twelve private rooms, at BATCBElOR'S e, Broadway.
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To CristailOra's lis the Cry OF all the
haired and red haired who wish TO substitute beauty for
uglness his excelsior hair dye metamorpho5es them five
minutes Have the brown and black obtained with
this general dye sold applied ut No. Aston House,
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iiIers, Breyyers. Liauor Dealers and

TO Distiilers, Brewers, Liquor Dealers ana
others hydroneters complete, with thermometer cop
per case &C. agreeing with United States and state OF New
York standard S3 silver saccaromeers for brewers t2
Also, oicomeers barkometer c &c for sale by
BENZ. PIKE SONS, 5lS Broadway, opposite ST. Nicholas
Ilnta
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CrIstadOTn's HOfr Dye IL Singled Out by
the ladies the only whose artificial tint be detect
ed and that does not crisp their rnges head hair
Drowned rendered black in five minutes by this extraord
nary fluid. ssld and applied at No Aston House.
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Aollowny's E.fils.-Xyherever Civilization

has penetrated these pills demand The stomach
lungs and he nesines the most assaabls by
disease IN all climates and these the remedial action
this medicine Is rapid, thorough, and invariable.
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Whiskers and Moustaches Forced to Grow
stx weeks, by my onguent, which win not stain innre
he skin u bottle sent to any part of the country r. O..
7RAHAM, b00S Broadway Briggs 81 Stale street. Albany.
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rrrn vERY RFsPECTARIF aIRIs sIsrFns rran

situations IN private family one cook; understands
an Of pastry; the other chambermald and yeler
The OF city references he given Please cali a. III
yv.--lS sIecA se.A ggyekya m~"Ss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-23
THE PATRIOT" FILLMORE.

As part OF the history of this know nothing
conspiracy, we print the following extract from a
letter of J. D. DEGREES, chairman of the black re-
publican committee in Indiana, and the same man
HUMPHREY MARSHALL voted for for the Office Of
Public Printer Mr.. D. says:
"On last Wednesday, Mr.. ]. R. Thompson, q
prominent Fillmore American, of New York, came
to this city. He brought letters from Mr.. Jewett
and the President of the American Council, conf
Dental friends of Mr.. Fillmore, addressed to Col.
r. W. Thompson, of Terre Hsute. Mr.. j r.
Thompson called on Maj. A. II. Davidson, chair
man of the Fillmore State Central Committee, pre-
scented bis letters and told him that it was the de-
sire of Mr.. Fillmore and bis New York friends
that the vote of this State should be given to COL
Fremont, for the purpose of increasing Mr.. Fill
more's chances by throwing the election into the
House. Maj. Davidson replied that it could only
be done by q concurrence of the Fillmore State
Central Committee, and advised Mr.. Thompson to
see Col. r. W. Thomson on the subject ,"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-23
THE RESULT.

Speaking of the result of the election, the Geor-
gia Federal Union says: The cnemy's loss amounts
to nothing. They staked nothing: expected nothing
and got nothing. Nothing added to nothing is
nothing. Nothing taken from nothing leaves moth
ing. Blessed are they that expect nothing for
they will not be disappointed Sans case stands
about thus-No North no South, no East, mo West
no honor, no Office, no money, no sympathy, no
nothing
As for Fremont he was used as a mere cats
paw. Ninety-nine out of every hundred men who
voted for him, believed him totally unfit for the
Office, and felt ashamed for the act. They have
loet nothing in Fremont, but they struggled for
the control of Uncle Sans big money box with its
millions of bright dollars and they didn't get it.
Sore indeed is the disappointment to them. The
piteous shrieks they uttered when assured of their
loss, throws far into the shade all tie dismal bowls
for bleeding Kansas We will now hear no more
of broken handed Sumner and bleeding Kansas
jim Lane and border ruffsns. Sumner will get
well at once-snd Jim Lane and contributions to
Kansas will never be heard Of