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MAINS -on Tuesday, Sept. %, Mr.. HEyay u. knR.


HfuhTrs -on Tuesday, Sept. %, Mr.. HEsaY u. hnR-
rxNs, aged 81 years.
bsrs OF the United Brothers. Lodge No 36s Free and 40
copied kasons. and German Oak Lodge No. s2 o. OF o.
ieDoon al two o'clock from his late residence No sS4
cherry fuee', corner Of Montgomery street.
kKoosz -on Tuesday Sept. %, CAzsrU Kaooz, N The
HIS relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 At
tend the funeral from his late residence, No. 62e Hu ison
street. this afternoon two O'Clock without further In
vtRficn.
MccRrans ON Tuesday, sep, IS, ElIzAazrn EslAxrs,
daughter Of Nathaniel l. and Caroline Amanda McCready
sRd year and months.
Tho onas Of the am- invited 10 attend the fanc
raj THIS afternoon At four ooock, from the residence o.
her father, No 10 West Twenty second street, without
further notice.
rcsrr-In Rookln n, on Monday, Sept. "a, Of con-
tnptoD, CHARLES HxSRr son Of the late Francis Fcket
Esq, in the 2lst year Of his age.
me relatives and friends OF ths family respectfully
mother, No si4 Henry street Brooklyn this anerDoos
al tive O'Clock, without further invitation. Tho remains
VIII be Inferred in the Second stree, Cemetery, In this
ilsSn in Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, SEPT 70.
cHsrirs 1Nsnr, aged DC years
HIS funeral will take place from 81 rauis church,
Court street, Brooklyn this aef noon al half past two
O'Clock.
Pmrru-A, Williamsburg on Tuesday. Sept "a, Il ~
o'clock OF consumption, Mrs CAIHEuss PHnPrr, VIE Of
James Phipiii, sged 80 vars and 20 days.
The relatives and friends OF The family invited 70 at
nom her late residence, No "a south Third street. cor
None knew her but to love her,
None named her but 10 praise
HASrls-un Monday, Sep. III. MxRaARrr ASv
youngest daughter OF James Hangar aged years and
rs days.
His friends invited attend the funeral from NO.
s. North Fourth street. Williamsburg. this afternoon a.
two O'Clock
BH.vsun-on Monday, Sept %, after short illness.
Mrs. NsSc1 BrKwsTKR widow OF rascal r. Brewster.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF her
son law, VIM. Bridgens At Oyster Bay Long Island
TO morrow morning. ct ten O'Clock The fricnds and re-
aivts Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
lIvnesfoN.-on saturday, Sept 20, MRS ErxAuwrH q.
LnncsTos wife Of Ancran Livingston Of Bloomfield, N.
j., sged % years.
Der remains viii be taken 10 Greenwood for interment
PsgRnn.-Ai Philadelphia. on Monday, sept n, OF
rcnresuor OF the lungs, nASrI BARNETT aged ~ years
The funsra will take place this afternoon O'Clock
rcrc NE residence OF nis brother Law Charles Mason
loter g Twenty 18th street and Fourth avenue The
ta rierts Of The family respectfully invited
y assEt Without further pctice.
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0arT100s
CowN-ArNHY.-On Monday, Sept. 3, by the Row
VIM. NcCenen .. the resdence Of the brides parents
RoBKRT j. CowKS 70 Miss ANNE n N. MuKYHY.
vKxDuE-ApIH On Monday, Sept. %, by the Rev. C..
shcmm, Mr.. PIERCE vRDus TO MIS- AGNES A,pLs, OIL Of
this city
Hx-srEyEssoS.-On Monday, August %, by the Rev.
Antoine verrtn, WILLIAM Hx TO MISS CHARIorrs AMELIA
STEVENSON
BAnow-PsSRs. Saturday Sept. 20, at the 81. Nj.
cbolss Hotel, by the Rev. &. Bedeil, JOIN RAMow,
Esq OF this city to SARAH JAM rEHss rect Of the late
George Peers, Esq., OF Liverpool and only daughter Of
Nehema Longshaw, Esq, OF North Dean cottage Pen.
alebury Man shester, England.
PARRor-DorcHy.-Ons Sunday evening, scpt. a, by
the Rev. j. MITCHELL Mr. JoHs H. PARROrT 10 Mss MAR
CAN'T ANNA DorGHTY, all OF Brooklyn, e. ID.
TAyrok--ekAu AT st. Johns church, Yonkers, on
Monday evening" Sept a. by the Rev. Beach Carter D.
H. Mr.. IsAA0 l.. TAYLOR OF this city, to Mrs. EIzABsH
EsrSIIR SMALL, OF Rchfeld. Connecticut.
Norwalk, Ct, and westchester county papers please
copy
MGeNsH-wRrIIxsxr- In Salem Conn, on wedncs.
day Sept IL, II the residence OF 0rame Whtlesey by
Rev. Benjamin Hopknson WILLIAM Il AACryNa, Of New
York 10 Miss NBIux n. wHnnxsEy OF the former place.
BrnASE-vARnKlL In Portsmouth, N. r., on Tues.
day, SEPT. 10, by the Rev A. Patterson, Mr.. GHoRGD
W. BrknASK, OF THIS city, 10 MIS- ELIZA A. G. vARsnI
youngest daughter CT VIM varren, Esq, Of Portsmouth
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A eryoSe MISDEp FEmMx. Matilda Brown, proprie-
,ress O. sslccn At No lss Greenwich street. taken
into custody on Monday night, Ter having nred loaded
revolver AZ William Barns, with intent 70 do bodily harm
the complainant, u said Attempted 10 obtain orcble
srrrncet .. tie saloon, when Irs Brown proearci
vtsyer and fs9.eeded 10 wo8n ling ntrader Burns
sss arct myaLisd ny some other wnen the attack
600 The ~ enscx wsT made e1Fas xas also arrested
L. chsrs oil srrnfspuess. loo eeiendasl vas ned TO
sn,gey tie -ssuse a ssssu and b~i,ary ~ y1v.. o.
|hr,re vhse IN q ~ ft'rt vas sschVrel wat "a
|y,cbteors oecRicpf
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ROCHESTER, Sept %, 1855.
The North Americans me, at the Court House this fore
aeon. Seventy four delegates were presen; F. W.
walker, Of Queens, was chosen President
O Edwards Lester, from the committee appointed .,
xyyscrse reported address. II gives history Of the
North american party, and the bargains alleged 70
been sde between the leaders OF the republicans and
North Americans prior TO tho Philadelphia Convention
asserts that after the nominations there agreement
wsA made to withdraw Mr.. Dayton II the North Amer-
cans would drop Mr.. Banks and adopt Fremont. Il
sases that Tie reass TO carry out the bargain thus made
sas compelled tho North Americans 70 repudiate the
poosaDs submit to he entire prostration OF their prn
sipes and overthrow Of tie psry accuses leader
Of be North Americans with seeks 10 beray and bar
Y away the party at the recent Syracuse convention,
and concludes with recommending the present tcnven
uGn 70 willis aDd coalition with their enemies AM ira
Nrnse with the Americans for the overthrow Of their
opponents.
The address wss adopted. The Convention then took
recess til the afternoon.
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HE NASHVILLE At eHA1hsHVF'
mn AnYI.pHIA STOCK RnARn.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmtApN PIMA, sept 70, 1886.
socks stesdy Pennsylvania SIS, ssis; Reading fssi
read s2a; long Island Railroad, 10; Norris Ctns III
rerrsyivsnia Railroad, sq'.
Corn asos. ssy.c sales-soo bushels Western mixed
barley 81 2e ST y for rowed and 81 Is FOR Jcer
oswEGo, Sept 3, 1855.
wheat lower salee, 1000 bushels prime white Cana
dan. al 81 ~. Corn duh Sales, $500 bushels at 5oc
which above the market Canal freights 10 New York
Wheat l3c. corn, 1otsc lake imports in the twenty
ior hours 80 10 day19o bbs. four bushels
wheat and 2, 2a6 bushels barley. Canal exports In
emo tme-i,5so bbs. -four, Sl,s73 bushels wheat
f.cco bushels corn
Busrsfo, Sept Isl p NJ
sales Of cur 600 barrels at 80 i2s FOR good Illinois,
&C so for extra Ohio. Wheat unchanged sales 5000
b,.sfes red Illinois, at 81 20. Corn held NJ SOC. Canal
freisbs 10 New York, lower; corn, is &c 1ec wheat
fsr acc Receipts vesterdsy-t6ts barrels nour
ooes bushels wheat bushels corn, - $50 bushels
ssis Caral exporu54 Sal bushels whes rs 4t bushels
BUFFALO sept, %, 1850
r7our lower Sales 500 bbs AT 50 l2. for good I'll.
zoe 50 81 SO so sor Michigan, Ohio aud Canadian
a a. 20 eco bushels soc Canal reighss Mes York
NFs lec for corn, and lec. 2os. for wheat Re-
.s tre twenty tour hours up 70 noon 10 days 81
90 sOar s9.5O0 bushels corn. Canal exports same
szs-G ess2 buxhcs wheat, aud 9, los bushels corn.
chicago, Sept. %, 1850
Nhctt..N Shipments 10 Buffalo, ii, 900 bushels and
40 se 20 H. SOC bushels. Corn declined 1c. sales nj
&C. assc shspnerts Bu;iso Sc 900 bushels, and 10
U~~sgo 1900 bushels. fregnis shat lower.
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Increase 80. 400 81 NJ,bOe 20 tle,s ~
The stesmsh Indiana at Quebec from liverpool gives
tour days later intelligence from all parts Of Europe
The news Ia not 10 the slightest particular important
Quotations consols show decline Of quarter per
cent Cotton was in moderate demand, at better prices
Bresds,ufs we're lower. The decline only 10 . very
moderate amount. The fine weather and favorable
don of hsrvess the dulness and depression
70 change rs reported In the money market. Our &C
teleersrhc, and consequently without detail
In relation the reported resignation Of the President
Of the Reading Railroad Company the Philadelphia Led
GER of this morning. says
A report ndustriouvy brutcd on the stree, yes
crdsy TO the effect tina, Mr. John Tucker had resigned
the Presidency OF the Reading RI road Company, place
that be has held FOR many years with distinguished credit
to hmse and much scvanage 10 the owners OF the road
The report to say the least Is premature Mr.. Tucker
has not resigned his place. and not certain thst he
VIII ne has made an enyaole reputation ior nimsc.
OF great pecunay profit TO himself from enterprises re
curing the peculiar qualification he has proved himself
TO possess desire to his company easy crcum
stances. ard ndspostion the part Of the company
TO lose his services, has continued him where he still
remains. NJ, Tucker probably receives larger sala
~ than any other railroad president In the country
but large vs. and agreeable as his situation and his
offer OF tempting character that he has ought I'd
vsabc 10 lay before the Board Of Investors No action
lad been had upon H. nor has Mr.; Tucker determined
positively 10 withdraw aud n he should. Il will not be
until the return OF hr. Guile the Wee President, now r
Em Of e. and not expected here for nj least month
CoulFany sure OF services tnat
time, during which he win doubt consider the new
proposiiiops made him and the company the oprety
permitting hm TO return. The Affairs q IN. company
we are assured, were never In a more satisfactory
prosperous condo than now, the means being
hsni TO meet ever! accfuing liability hence TO the end .
the year, and the business OF the mighty concern
ranged and systematlzed, that like well regulated
clock, u will almost 20 ahead OF Itself more auspi
cious moment " he feels that he must leave, probably
could no, have been chosen since he became lie mead
The following the latest statement OF the New Orleans
banks their cash and liabilities the 18th
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american MASS "ee"s ~ 8CoclAestsr.

kodHisrsR, N. T., Sept. %, 1855.
A large American mass meeting was held here this
evening. From I've to six thousand people were pre-
sent. The greatest enthusiasm manifested. torch
light procession paraded the streets, accompanied with
bands ovmusc banners transparences, flags,
no.. The whole affair ending with most msgn6c snt dis
play 81 fireworks In the public square.
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The total capital and debt Of the New York Central
Railroad Company is full forty millions Of dollars while
that Of the Erie is about thirty millions of dollars
The Central rays and reported that it earns annual
dividends Of eight per cent while the Erie has not paid
dividend for several years. The net earnings Of the
Central according to their figuring Of expenses
only about half million more than the Erie Company.
The annexed statement exhibits the movement in the
leading departments Of the banks Of New Hampshire
the let Of September 1866 according to official RETURNS
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- extending Vie sympathy Of me Convention 10 Ne
more and Dcneson and inviting them 70 join In support
q tue American ticket
Before action was taken on the foregoing motion 70
- Into another ballot prevailed.
letter Of acceptance from Mr.. Brooks was here read,
a1d received with Line deafening cheers.
EVENING SESSION.
4. H. Prescott nominated for Canal Commissioner.
A resolution to appoint committee to wait on the
North American Convention adopted. On their
suyu they reported that they had been received with
courtesy and that committee OF five, from the North
American Convention had been appointed to wait on this
Convention.
ADusly.
As the committee Of the North Americans entered the
hAn tbe Convention rose and received them with loud
cheers.
me Convention then proceeded to ballot for State Pri-
Inspector but, without arriving At any redu TOOK
Tocess till half past IL O'Clock.
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Public Dinner 60 George r ahody.
New YOHN. 81 M Is a.

GEO. PEABODY, ESQ
DEAR Sn-We rejoice notice your SAT- reu b your
native country after an absence Of twenty years
Permit dear offer q Hal welcome anil 10
avail ourselves Of this happy occasion express the high
tmauon entertain Of personal
utude for the successful efforts you tna yoar
kng residence in London TO give elevated 20
commercial character and honor Of your c,uniry nlsI
Your constant efforts also in social life bring citizens Of
the United States and Great Britain into direct and init
mate acquaintance, rejoice TO believe, has tended
move many preudces 70 soften political cs ana 70
countries
Consider atoms like these inspire earnest wish
do honor who has much honored country,
saying this feel assured that bu exp the feelings
not only OF those Of country who have enjoyed The
Of your and in your hospi
slant kind your countrymen when Europe
DESTROYS of testify further high appreciation your
char undersigned for behalf Of
wide circle Of fellow citizens beg ask the Of your
company at dinner on as early day suit your
DeDce 10 indicate.
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SAhsCOhD 0aAm Oh InO0b0hO FlOwcrus-sJ
cents per bottle enly May be had Of the houses
manaiactarers prices in New York &C. " Cickener o.
Charles H. King Rufus Acffarg Co., Levi Cook 4 %
Chapman, Pne Co., and John Deraisnnes CO.. also
city and country.
D. 9. DRIsCOLL toilet chemist, Baltimore, Md.
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f, From Warrington.
1BE INfFLLIeENCKR SHOWING ITS COLOR

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1885,
The h,sLsescer drops its neutrality this morning, and
supports Fillmore for the Presidency, on the basis Of tho
action Of tho whig national convention.
TIE resgnation Of Judge Macon as Commissioner OF
Patents bss been rendered to the President, but not
believed hat he win vacate that Office.
According TO decision Of the Attorney General, the
additional per centage given to Navy Agents under the
cf March g. 1885, commenced that day; but it is to be
sppoIed over the whole Official year. and not credited
70 sny part Of the year. of death resignation
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Mr. Bsovcu.M engage1 for the B,verY theatre the
,rocpc Of French artists brought over by NJ Caixto dc
Folly. They appeared at the B,wery on Monday night,
and -ere received with grea, avor. Their athletic and
symu.sc performances superior TO anything Of the
kind We have ever before They appear TO night,
SD the successful drama Marble Hearts, will also be
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Total. SIS els,7A es4o,775 1851, $50 II, 1877 1857
As compared with the report ofthe previous week. the


Foreign exchange We in limited request this morning
some sterling was sold at 1905 i0ok, the latter for
Al names Az no cotton shipping TO Liverpool there
bill Of adpg drafts made Francs plenty and
dun ~ ST. 22k for good names and So II for the best
The range extends down 70 ST. 26 There more sssa
diness domestic, and considerable amount OF % davs
on New York was placed n1x, which may nov be con
sdesed the rate tor prime commercial paper Sight VA
sold q par 81 !. per cent discount.
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he earnings Ct tbe Wv York Central and view York
ard Erie Railroads 10 each OF the eleven months n
the present and pss, fiscal years 4 10 ca
R&lIRc<D TRSDic-Nrw yoRK csvTRAL Avn Ssw Y0RK
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MACON, Ga, Sept. 70, 1866.
rne building occupied BY the Marine and Mechanics
hnss the cid Washington Hail, and all the other build
spss on TIE portn aide OF the Washington Ha block,
sers that occupied by the Bank Of Middle Georgia and
sasAr wood building were consumed by hrc early yes
srrasv uaoruur
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MEnDKS, Conn.,, Sept. %, 1855
Inc Fremont meeting today has been the great
81 meeting Connecticut during the campaign Al least
cspfen thousand persons have been present Mr.. Bur-
aneame spoke three this afternoon, amid great
enthusiasm. Senator Foct addressing immense
crowd, while the town flied with professions, music
and psrLerr
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l0,OO0 Cures Have been Made this Month
q dsrrhoa cohc, eroup, chronic rheumatism &C. by Dr.
TOBIAS celebrated Venetian nlnsnt Warranted cure
ne money returned Price Dc. and 5Oc. Depot % Cort
street. Soid BY ~ he druggists throughout Mo United
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unssed ssases Agricultural Society.

PmADEIPmA Sept. 20, 1850.
Tho uriisd States Agricultural Society have effected
arrangements with railroads TO convey articles for
the approaching exhibition st half price,
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There has been demand for Rio coffee since nv iss
salcs Of me S2 bags 10 the trade full prees
were obainsd goo bags we're also taken speculation ON
prvete The OF the pubc sale ri Inc
Esas cargo 800 bag. which takes place 70 day has check
ed further business The market cloecs with firm feeling
Co11os.-1he market was quite nrm, while ssles we're
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Congressional Nomination In New Jersey.

1RESToS Sept. IL, 1855.
me Convention Of republicans and Americans in the
eeeord CoDgresiona, district Of New Jersey 70 day
mated Ge~ee n Robbins for Congress, BIZ defamation.
Tho Convention wac held at Borden town. and very
ksyucLsoue and enthusiastic.
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FArAf AccSKSr.-coroner Gamble held inq uest yes
erdsy at rs B. upon the body Of school teach
e. named William White, who killed by falling do rn
g'ars, nj bis residence above Verdict Accidental
death" Deceased forty Eve years Of age, and
native Of New York
Diam FROM BrRSs-Coroner Connery held an inquest
yesterday, 81 $50 West Thirty street. upon the body
Of child two years old named Mary Rutledge who died
rem the effect Of burns received In the month Of
August lset by her clothes catching fire from lighted
candle The Jury this case rendered verdict of Ac
cideutal DEATH" Deceased was . native Of New York
FocSp DRowup.-An inquest was held rpou the body
Of an unknown man, about any years or age who wa,
found drowned the loot OF Canal street The dcccsse
Eve Feet ten inches high stout built and vore
bushy wbiskers around his face. verdict-"supposed
drownipgn
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Business ON the New York Canals.
Statement showing the quantity Of the several articles
first cleared the canals IT. and the quantity len at New
York, during the third week In September, 1866
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weatherin baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. %, 1855.
The atmosphere s and cold, and Easterly storm
= setr.1r ID.
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KNOX Is Brootyne; but he y unambious. and, tie =
fore the offer 10 him acandidse for the Mayoray
that city has not been entertained Knox has HIS hands
supplying bis customers with his fall style Of hats Ell
light fashionable and cheap His establishment IL N
Broadway, corner OF Fulton street.
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The southera steamers.
THE ALABAMA AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Sept. ~, 1866.
ne steamship Alabama, Captain O. 4. 5cheDok, from
New York Saturday, arrived here st O'Clock this
afternoop.
THE NASHVILLE AT CHARLESTON.
cnAnEsIoS, Sept. q, 1856.
me United states mall steamship Nashville, Cap,sia
Berry, nom New York, arrived here this (H,nday)
evening.
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maid or The toilet q queen Take look Harpers Maya
zine for the present month and you viii find capital Illus
traon Of the way IN which DRiSC0LIs balm ofa thousand
flowers esteemed in high and low life The kitchen Ievies
on the acys toilet and Biddy Affects charms OF her mis-
ress TO be bad Of al drusss. pefumers and fancy
Is cents bottle For sale In New York Al manufacurer
prices, by g v Clckener Co Charles H. Rlnr ifus
McfIarr CO., Levi Cook Co., Chapman Pike - ne
lue Co. and John Devasnres 90. u. T. DRTSCorI toi
street. Baltimore, Md. - -
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TUESDAY, Sept 10 r. NJ.
Asnrs Sales OF 20 bbls pots were made q 81 81
and pearls, at 81 20.
BREApsrrfrs -Flour-The market dull, and closed
Al further decline OF about &C. 1oc. per bbl. The
sales embraced about 5,oco 900 bb., about the
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Boston Weekly bank Statement.

Bosros, Sept, %, 1855.
The following the iootings Of our weekly bang
statement psst week. compared with those Of the
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Pccket and Pen KNIVES, Scissors. Nail Files
Ca beautiful assortment of the above articles can
the snbscrihers' stores A. .. SAUNDERS No. astor
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VIM ogAtAAAr 10 w wi biat Ct
sir, your friends and obedient
N. l.. 4 Geo, Griswold,
Brown Bros. a Co.,
Duncan, Sherman q Co.,
Grinnell, Nin,uIn X Co.,
GoodhDe A Co
Wttmore, Cryder, 4 Co.,
spofford, Tileston X Co,
A. d A. Lawrence Il Co,
Alsop a Channcey,
Foster, Elliott A Co,
Rowland h Aspinwall,
De Rham 4 Co,
Riggs 4 Co.,
Barclay 4 Livingston,
+. w. CLARK. Dodge A Co.,
Winslow, Lanier A CO.,
Noses Taylor Il Co,
II. i. Roulh 4 Sons,
De Launay, Isejin A Clarke,
Ward 4 20,
Richard Irving 4 Co.,
a. "A. Low & Brothers,
John 9ihon X CO.,
Lawrence, Stone X Co,
Schuchard Gebhsrc,
@. s. Robbins 4 Son,
y. D. Morgan 4 Co,
William hodge 4 Co,
Csmmann Il CO.,
Babcock Bros, a Co..
WotherspcoD, Kingsford Il
Co,
r. Chouiesu, Jr., Sanford 4
CO.,
Grant 4 Barton,
VIM. w. De Forest & Co,
G. II. Marshall Il Co,
j.. h b. Curtis a CO.,
WiimerdiDgs a Mount,
a. A. Lawrence \ Co.,
MfBn / Gr,r.en,
John Munro 4 Co.,
Bowen, McNamee 4 Co,
Clailip, Me.len & Co,
Johnron K LowdeD.
VIM. A. Sale, Jr., 4 Co.,
Croker x Warren,
Beebe x Co,
T. Il. Coddington 4 Co.,
A. T. Stewart a Co,
Maitland. Phelps d Co,
John B. Thompson x Co.,
Sherman 4 Collins.
Wilson q. Hunt 4 Co.,
Henrys, Smith Il 1ownsend,
Dabcock 4 Minor,
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Holmes One Dollar Photographs are going
o. 100 caiy, dedicated 70 Fremont and victory, 30 ~
Broadway.
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1olloway's Ointment and PlIIs.-NothSur
tries the temper Ike malignant ulcers ard painful bos They
almost tempted even job TO bsspheme. Fortunately they
quickly healed by Holoways ointment and Tho III arc
equally sAcacsous In stomach and liver comp laints
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complaint and lack Of tene the system noting ever
tUuuted the effect Hosesers vere{ ,bls simsch
ters The saie immense No weak enaciasd person
an srord 70 hem Sold BY All groeers drqgsS and
1otss BARNES PARK. wholesah Agents, New Yort
DR.. G. Howard Marshall, the Irss,,,bIc Ca
arrh and lung physician, II At the 81 Mich ss - V.v
york room 2l Hours from ioto2P.M on.un' IL, rec.
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