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Canadian -four vss sko nrmcr, and tales wore made oil
brands were alo higher, with sass Of sbou, 300
bills q. enhanced quotations Ryo our was massive
:roush wishous s.lcs sf moment wheas-rso market
va. .gsin nrmer and moro a'vs With sale. q About
SEQ , aSoeo bushels, rss ,Ss In vec "a Tsrs
xAeke Club and Western sinies red Al 81 10 . 81 10;
rcd souers II 81 IS 81 2s chicago sprrg aud South
onn ss ..s.. smor.ssS about % COO bu.hs.
western mixed q o9c 700. Rye non ns d zoo. .
$50 Oats wore STEADY with fair ises Of a's and West
CoTnu The m'es embraced sbOu. LOCO bags RIO, At
CoTron was quIet and no saes or omen. reported while
FxsrosIs = Tncss MAS n,mer fselDg and moro otter.
were engaged, In bulk and bags Cd aet and 900
1900 bsis -four al a. TO LONDON 5000 bbI four a 70
mo- 10 sS or co.. vim 400 buds and
sno,hor veacl was taken up, load for Coik and mar
kei, to load WITH wsea IN belf o. 3D. ka'ss 70 Mel
mint
HAr,-rls mnke, was h,sry. and IAes nuisrasc, n
mon Small tales Of Scotch pig we're made Al sac
months.
pofAssrs 20 bosshssds Cuba we're sold q. 80,
NAVAL srosss-The market parsock Of the buoyancy
iron Increased circulation Of the paper oarrsncy Sales
Of acc barrels spia turpentre made n 37o cash
Iot recover aud vas que, at 81 50 81 g. though hold
ers were disposed 70 demand higher rates. Tar Vas u
ons we have no change OF moment 10 n,rcc In
prices. We q oto anseed 1t esq . zoe. por gallon,
Ia oaks ,ni barreL Sperm vas qnes 81 80, and whale
wes nominal
PROVISIONS --Puk-Thc market exhibited some NE.
The ssles OF moss embraced a,out 200 800
barrels mess ct s27 10 . s23. Primo was s,eady
n SIT 80. Beof WAS IN bctsor demand, with
tales or about 1876 bbis, Including rcpscxed Western
Primo oss was S75 Beef hams sold 10 . extent
ut SO paf az TBS. Bacon ai i3 20 Cut meas
quiy .. 90 100 for .hotldsrs and lilo for hams Des.
cd hrgs were quiet al 10 . &c. Lard was nrr,, with
sales OF 10 bbs and teces primo n l5c The stock WAS
lsken sad found sl OF only about bbs about
three quarters o. which primo. Huer aud cheese
in fair demand, waile prices we're without Aiers
ticp.
RIcs was quiet and montreal.
srGAns.-The tales connned 10 about 200 . 300
hhds., neatly reclining and lor grades, ~ exc. exc
TO.
wasxsr.-aales Of about 100 bbls were made 81 axe
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COufs eaiendar-fhxs Day.
nur.M1 ruouEs-G.cnit -Psys L--Nes. l07l, 1e41ks
1S4 le2s 100, es lass, 1910 ta 3c66 2ooS 8S6 lS0l
sSl Iol 2lco lois 1856 .oel 1887, 2i6o, Soes. 2o1s
Part -Nos itsax, 1909 70 1918
ls6 Slo, 223, 237, 1850, 27l 40
surascs o"usr mo- 49, 1907, sis bl4 6ls 62s. sas,
OBJ oS3 81 $50, s4o t4l ess, b5l $685. t65 81 TO
66l' b68 10 t67, Boo, b7o. 81, 6, SIS 400, $50.
nosros aLAAa-psrt Nor lTia 10 iTs8, l7lf. l2Ts,
1874 lis4 1856 Part Nos i7ol, 1o2 l708, 1905 1907,
l7cS 70 I'LL, l7l8 70 1918
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Ths mmImIoners or Emigration and the
Brooklyn Poor.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
BRooKIYS, oct Is, 1857.
Iperoeive in Jour psper Of this morning paragraph
stating that "wheu she committee from The Board OF super
vso Of Ksgs county appeared before the Commissioners
Of Emigration 70 request tho payment or due aid
county for the care Of emsrAnt psups they
what surprised 10 learn that the money had been paid over
TO tie Kings county superintendent OF tho Poor bat hat
funconary had 90 far neglected 70 notify them OF the
ceipt Of the money"
Tels stAiemea II calculated only msesd the pub
lie but 70 do great pjusuce SupeYoendcnia Of The
Poor. tue fact In he case simply these pay mort
OF ell 029 u made 20 Mo Superintendent by lhe
CcmmsdonerD Of Emigration the nrst OF the present
month, and - n 10 nos customary FOR the superniondss
OF lbe cov mske repcvA Of kheir rcoc s and expend
lures 10 he Board OF Supervisors ocner than year.
and tn pay mens having been sde about tho tune the
resolution appoApg the committee Of inquiry pas
10 NIT 81 ali srargs that the committee ignorant OF
the payment However, from the paragraph In your psp,r
this Eornirg would appear snt tho Con mssioners OF
Emigration had paid the whole amount due Kings county
This not The for from thc statement Of the mis-
soners themselves hsrdco the niHee they admit
there sin balance due Kngs county Of 81 COO up
10 The lst or Augn hast and Kings county claims sb ut
$4,000 bssdss for deductions made from the bills OF the
superntendeu II the Poor BY the Commissioners Of Emil
grafton.
With the request that you win insert this communication
In The HERALD remain very respectfully In behalf OF The
ppecial mise Of the Board OF Supervisors OF Kings
county, your obedient servant,
GEORGE W. BLEEcRER, Chairman.
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A. usKsowN NAN FOUND DRowrsp -Ths body OF an
unknown msn about 40 years Of age, found ,Ane In
the water the foot OF vesry street yesterday aiics
noon. An inquest vas held upon the body, whom yer.
dict Of "Found dro1rcd" wM rendered By the lury.
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0sDtlsmsn who would esvs money, and ~
the ptme tim exre In tho beauty t,rsbiiy and elegance Of
Nassau street
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M Roo man assed and eb,sned leave 10 Withdraw, in
of other and his place wa'nlsd
fhs Uommttee Q: Conference having been rene -ed Mr.
AumPtft being appointed in tee place Ct Mr. Roiman,
rn&ees, who empowered to repor La fsvor OF two
candidates. subject TO the approval 81 the scparso conven
rHu AMERICAN CONVENTION.
This Convention met In toe Governors Room, and
y pa .apeRns sy k
me roll dslegates betpg Gale, the following answer
Kir0s--xartn scooopmsker, j. O Adams, A. saydsu,,
Geo. L. Bennett H. u. CsdyA o. n Feb, a. Peck, N. B.
yoerals:. o';,,on, JOSH rs:', s.,asa I0In
Tea, D L. Norihrup, E I wood. VIM Il. HcDssald =
os.etns-H. v, Eastman. J I. Reeve, websssr.
Wasc1essr-H Nslson, James 2. sanderson, N. L.
Cobb, A. J. Hyatt, w. H,we
Oranpe-s J. Wilkins, J. D. Friend, Charles Bremen, J.
NJ. eAspzas moved . committee Of nse be appointed
(ons nom each county IepreseateA) 70 meet similar
frspoe ana interchange Of views In regard 70 the action
of theis respective bsd,es.
WOOD. q Knss; wsSsr .s and WOOD If Rss
moud, were appointed such committee.
NJ RoDmM, from NE Republican Oonv enon. appeared
and announced thai . oomm Of conference had
reoe1s :as then taken 70 allow the committees {, con.
sult.
On reasuenbIng, Mr. SANDERS reported thAs the Joint
committee haA thai sach Convention proceed 70
ehs long lerm-And that the commtsees again
candidates for oonnrmatou american and
RepubhcaA-scteot 70 the approval OF the sepArale
Ocnvcutors me >ort was accepted.
slight dcusoa ensusd bstwsen the city and country
delegaea which esiled 10 the candidates
m Informal ballot ENTERED into for Jddge or the Sa
Pre- Court Cor the long torn. The folio wing u the
vcte:-
john Dkomsn.....,.... IL Thomas Nelson. s
Lsah squires. Reuben g. Hsrt...... 8
IL L. Uoou.............
3. ]. wi,kirs.......... IL Total. -
formal bi Hot had, without result whom the 70
hgne candidates were taken and voted for with the
following result
John Dkomsn, OF hpgs ......,..,........,.,..., ~
s. j. WEkns OF orange ................-....... ~
u l. Cobb, OF Wencnestcr. Observation-Disclosures.
1oS0... 70
The nomination OF Mr.. wilkins was then declared una
nimous
On tho nrs. formal ballot FOR lodge OF the Supreme
Court for short torm Jonn Dkemsn was selected By the
following VOTE
J. v. LOOMS.
r. T. Cobb. 10
The Convention then took q recess.
NOMINATIONS
The Conference Com uiliees being able 70 agree,
another Vas appointed, with = a miAr result third
selocsd and they agreed upon the folio sing bass
The republicans nominate for t. abort torn, from
Kings county and the 70 inmate for the long
form from Tue country In accordance with this arrange
The Republican Convention nominated Lucen Birds
eye, OF Kings county, snors term; sad the Amersaas
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Jas SAUNDERS, store only at No. 7 sssor House.
New ta.ia O. yrisrs 2 .uiti.s szaos
a.. Al .s sr.ie. "a below s,ss
,,,0 ~, ...., 80, SAVES open s Ills DAY: -
&c., 90 worth soft hats
'OU0 ssocS Wors s's ssi la cap fanny hn..
oostnss At ). IsSucsi sss m the end 9. h.
present month. j. N. 0nNIE.
ssMsiden lana.
Arc prepared N me face Of es Sing oreu ossnc, Of trade
TO sen rir very e sv o and a varied ssoss ?,
greatly reduced prices and invite special attention to the
1be eaar.osr ser hose nsurss to ruaoen,
suarsnee h. good, whca not prepared and
Tas Financial Crtsis -na..ds Brothers will
AXE aer celssr..ea pho ogrsphs and duos
IS, BrosiwaY. four doora shove Astor House.
GREAT Run for the On. SMILING Portraits
fIs psas sncS $50 s sssss'0n Of
ZINE Pocket Curlsry.-A Racs. xssortsnsns nj
J, AZ. SAUNDERS ssore only. nj No. Asor Hcu1s.
John WOODS Gymnasium, Nos. and O
..: Twenty eighth street. neaz Fh avenue. Clssss now
Superior Old Malt Wh,Aksy, two yeats In
bond hne s.lec ion Of teas co sugars wines
dies Lone Muirs xdnbrg ale, 10 Choios fresh
butter and eggs every day. joan SAVAGE ION,
~ Fourth avenue door above twenty third street.
Great NeiuCti0n In ths Price Of Mark citing
q; A. BRoADwAYs Market mo. "a Broadway. door
above thirteenth street.
H0uoways Oantmsn Co. Cancer, the Eaost
terrible maady that ~ acks The asshy hbre may exxpa1d
BY th preparation Tho hn cannot reach the
70 tAe Of al uSsroas disorders and perfors radical
cure.
Daeshslor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess-.
tAo bcs In hs world surpassing al Nad3 sod Gnd ~.
pMo6 ~ ~ nAnufActovy. ~ Broadway.
Prof. Alex. Q. Rsrry's Tr1copesrous IL the
beat and cheapest article for dressing eesunx cleansing
cUans, preserving and restoring he hair Ladies IT, Ao
CristadOro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupsse.
1es anywhere For sale and NJ dye pnvstsy applied II
no Asso9 House
Hiu-In1mltabIs Cutter OF HAIR No. 1 Bar
clay street, Air dye, Il. box black brown. Also, nfa
hblo onguenk
AsrsA = Co.'S Radical Curs Truss Onaes
removed 70 No. vessy street, Assor House
White, Clear Skin and Fine Hair --JoneC
Old Italian soap. two shilngs and Jones coral hair
NEE beautiful articles sold, wAoesas and rssa q
AAxDg. LOO ruAoa atroet
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ANorHBR OF THE CENTRAL AUHIcA PlssBS-
oS1s fbe New Bssford A0csWy ssys y feared ~ hh
lends that Charles Bscassaa or Thomas BacAsnan,
OF thai c, vas one OF the Passengers Osntr Ane
loa he ounosd 70 have Gan Ersnusoo ~ he
steamer ~hiob oonncosed with kae Osctra America
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IHu-InimitabIs Cutter OF IIair-ao. Bar
clay street. Air dye. Il. box black brown Also infa
lhlo orRuauk -
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Best 81 Haas Selling for only S., NJ
HAvEN's, 70 Fulton ftvert belo- God. east side.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toapssa.
sest anywhsre For sale and ~ dye pvssly applied n
No. As&C1 Houso.
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Marsh & Co.'S Radical Curs Truss Omes
removed 70 No. vessy street, Assos House
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORS.
THURSDAY, Oct. lisp. u.

ASHkY QUICK
REsAsprufFs-The market nrmer, and again closed
sdvsnco OF sboui 1si 2oc per Dbl The sales for
tecsy footed up abou. 900 bb At sbou. tho following
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Prof. Alex. Q. RsrTy's Trfcorcsrous 10 the
beat and cheapest article for dressing cleansing
css, preserving and restoring The hair Ladies' irY ao
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Tia Financial CrSsIs IN sads BrothSrs will
ako their celebrated pho ogaphs and during
tbs panic ~ half the r usual prices,
Is, Broadway, four doorn shove Astor House.
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1ssenslcr's HAIR Dye, Wigs and To~pess--
~ bes In he world, surpassng AZ Nads so,d ina an
phe1 ~ ~ nAnufActovy, ~ Broadway
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0 Convention then took . recess.
nm NOMINATIONS

The Conference Com u,ees no; being able 10 agree,
another vas appointed, with = Il milar result thrd
selected and they agreed upon the folio sng bass
The republicans nominate for he abort torn, from
Kings county and the Americans 70 inmate FOR the long
form from country In accordance with this arrange
neni tns Republican Convention nominated Lucen Birds
cys, Of Kings county, sno1 term; and the Americans
nominated rhoms Nielsen, Of wes.chester for the long
o,~n
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mstaJuc Tablet Eazor S5zon- For Sale NJ
). skgNDEbs, store only At No. sssor House
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Brooklyn CITY PsIitics.

BrOohIyn CITY PsIisics.
AnAoM AND REPUBLIC IN FUSION CONVENTIONS
OF rHs eAO0ND JUDICIAL DkSs1fCs.
- American aSd RspasEoan Judiciary Convsnaass
ss U separate bodies In the CITY Hail. Brookyn, yeses
day afternoon for the purpose Of ncmnsng t~o cAsdi-
aes 1 Judges Of he Supreme Court Of The SECOND Jodi
cal Dstna The district co"pssss we c0I p. o.
OrADse DuseheAs ard Rocklapd
THE kKPUBLICAa5
Jhs Republican Ion met N the soprems Court
soo saa orss.,zss ~ sai9 9sn esn DS,yss o.
The ron Of delegates being called, the following
sns.srso . s:'i su Ss%s' w,,,,ox cb.,c.
q Uou II r. Durysa, L aile,, ). u Rod man, s. \.
PArsons, Jones, Wn. Pse, L. ] Fish, Geo Fisher,
-yss Grid,ey. D 7 Valid on
QasrnsA. CARL, Cornelius L,s, Gilbert 81, ers, R.
ErfrAm
Su6ax--R W. Smith, e Griffin.
k0ckt0ssd-Jutbe CSid sell
RicAmord-rneo. vsrm!eA, westerveit
Putnaw-J G. Miller, ] \. HougL
Ds1ckss-H Q. Place, j. { Brooks, Robt ~ Palmer,
~ A. Fowler,
Orange ID A. scoh, J. o AsCouned, A q sn.sbsush
The Convention then needed informal ballot for
Judge cf TIE supreme Court for the long term, fol-
lows
Edward Wells, or Weston ester ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
ancisn Hirdseye, or ID
yG0s1 ~ omnn u hNEs .........,.........,'....
w. /. Street, OF Richmond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Committee Of CoCference then appointed, 10
e,plinr ccrs mitteo tho PARK OF tho Amertcsus
The Chair sppcnsed Nessrr Roi nan, OF ngr; Travis
Of Wextoheer ssyres, OF Qaaens Aulor OF Palma and
Towier, OF Dntchess, a. suoo com Miitce. !.
Aer short re,ecs the Con venon proceeded % take
fcya ballot for Judge CT tho supreme Court long term
with the following resul:-
Eowarc eih... ~
Lacsan ~
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H0llOway's Oantmsn Co. Cancer, the most
terrible maady that acks The asshy fibre may expa.1d
BY b preparation Tho hni cannot reach the
hcaton OF the disease but the otniraen does peneses
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Superior Old Malt Whhksy, two yeats In
bond also fine ssiec ion OF teas co sugars wines
butter and eggs every day. joan SAVAGE ron,
~ Fourth avenue door above twenty third street.
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The Royal Society OF AIs or Great Bltain have given
their silver medal for 1887 10 Mr. f. G.. Sauier OF this
city, FOR his lecnre delivered before the Society on In
tcrcocAn,o Comm lnicatons"
Judge Brcohus hiss rturucd from New Mexico In pur.
suit Of medical aid for deafness.
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ZINE Pocket Curlsry.-A Rac,s kssprelasnt ~
J. g. SAUNDERS atore only. nj No Assor Ecu1s
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For Lvsyool ne s.e.mss,g c.v q wsssiu
and Hre reowA Mr. Reucn and lady Messrs losa I've,
Bslliesc via Preus, Lloyd Henderson, aaut Ridg.wsy
UOr4 Amanda sod Oske; Rev Mr. OHsin and family, nr
SEQ NE.
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Great Reduction In the Price Of Uark citing
81 A. BaoADwAY's Market mo. "a Broadway. toor
above thirteenth street.
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John Woods Gymnasium Nos. und @
IN. Twenty eighth street. Fih Classes ncw
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lheatrlcal and M uslcal.

NBLo's GARDKS.--the admlsers or aeKcelled pauto
mimic acting, beautiful scenery and extraordinary me
chanicL Invention will 90 pleased 70 hear OF the revival
Of the brilliant spectacle OF Blanche OF the
pieces pro iuced by the Raveis viii be
preceded by the avorile ballet aoon called "Tne Con
trabandist."
BowERY THEATRE Mr. Pilgrims domestic drama emit
tied "rwepy Years Of B,aman's Ijfe Night and Jay
Scenes the Hudson RIVER, Is 70 be formed for the
second time this evening Ar. r. Johnston enacs the
chief acer and supported the entire strength Of
the talented company The "Mtnute Gun at sea- Ia the
first piece.
wAuAcK's Mrs. John Wood is TO play in two mirhfui
pieces this evening" viz Pss de Fscipation, 20
Holr" and 'Shy LOCK, the Merchant Of We
Preserved" Mr. John Wood represents the hero Ia
talented members of company Let 1t Eo be frgo uen
that Mr.. C. Walco 10 to have benefit at his house 70
morrow.
OiyMno-Mr Chanfrau will personate the old actor In
the First Night" tas evening. Mrs Howard folio
the bure que Of Oily mpapa 10 whco various ftesh
tabeaux seen added, and the whole viii close With
the Imaginable piece styled the siss SS ains In which
Mrs Howard and Mr.. T. B. Johnston create much merri
ment.
LAURA KEErE's THEATRE s 10 apep next Monday With
the celebrated Marsh Juvenile Comedians, who have
reaped golden harvest In the South and Vest they
IL, appeared New York Their will be hailed
with great satisfaction by all who have ever seen them
AMsRIcAS MrsxuM-Prof. Wyman, the Neeromancer and
venioqus will pc form here this afternoon AMI even
ing.
BrssTREIsY-Geo. Christy Woods' Mnsrels and the
Bry ant Brother excellent bill for this evening Toe
former play afterece Of " The Magician" and the
latter the {" Sawiust Acrobat "
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The defendants there DO doubt The amount q NE
boil y material 10 eiher side should b sum
Client ndemuy In full for tho value Of property
lost BY the wrongful Of hese Defendants and wheher
In the end n 10 paid by them or then government aas
ter with which We have no concern.
DECISION OF THE COURT DENYING THE NOTION TO
vACATE oRDEn or ARBRsT.
In this important case, Judge Dgraham delivered We
following decision
The defendants respasserB II hs vessel o.
the plaintiff at the time of the CAPTURE was not on
esged In the slave trade From the pspcrs submitted
TO me this motion there Ii nothing 70 wsrrAns sucn
Con cluson Where PERSONS property q n'erfered Win
by respasser, and dominion exercised over 70 the
exclusion Of own ty, be may abandon 70 the
uespasser and claim from him by way or damages the
whole value Of the property Hc NOT required 70 follow
after the property and seek 70 recover back legal
proceedings the present CASE the plsntn under no
Court The defendants have taken from him his vessel
be may abandon any claim for In that proceeding AID
seek TO recover IT, from those by whose agency he
was de p.iy ed Of his properly In the present may
be hard for the defendants 70 be held responsible because
they act in obedience TO the commands Of su.
ted all aiding N that trerpass liable, whether song
In obedience 70 orders Of their superior officer
or ot But would not hold persons in such position
liable for any thing than actual da The resell
u valued Ct IS 600. The money to be earned by the
charter party was about 5000 the residue OF the
per The defendants YAK leave offer at ivits to show
thst the Of the vessel is exaggerated In ordinary
that would be mater OF defence the trial, but
under the peculiar otrcu instances Of this case dis
posed TO allow renewal of the moion TO mitg ate the
amount OF bail IN thu particular. Notion TO discharge the
order Of arrest Is denied without prejudice TO milton to
mitigate the amount the value Of the property on pay
ment Of coets.
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oCULIsTs Avo AURryrs.

A LADY ". d., ocuIJsr AND Auaisr, SIS sfxrB
a enue, cprss most hopeless cases Of badness sraa-n
1e, All eye weaknesses srd asessee without cTerstin
pain sunseu made naturally coveI; premature AZ
ing y srcctsces disYenssf s& knpls re'srrns@% lon
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l,iOR sAtE-A Ftsr 81 uIHa PLEASURE YACqr
= In complete sailing orde lVsi suiief for club boat
urh o feet bean, ss beet VII he sold low 10 cash Gus
Loner Address Ogden, Hersd oDce
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rURsrTURK, &C.

L'UNIfCRn wArrED-rksILfrs HAVING bhsGs
~ sua1 quantities ~ good furniture " dsccse G WI
a. We ssr ts re Has ", vAms' ~ Ss 49,.
Two eplendd countevr for sale
U'CR sALE-rwO SPLENDID MIRRORS IN GfLr
~ frames feet inches BY feet nches Particu srg
sdapted % any person lifting up SALON. WIZ be 81 OF
GEO W. Foobg7. VI Market slip.
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xrOR sALE-ALL 1Hn CHO1Cs BREADS or DOCS
Buffers nfashie and hss erun.tnr snd
MIC vorR on hrrednv raining management daesses kc of
snvs 20 rntoN Fe~ Yorx
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rr11.1n ,.pir roR SALEM GooD oRUEu;
II ,,,~e aim i,onrN John Roscrs run store NO IN
Hisecf ~ stree. 81 M For No 81 nsls-on ss--e =
nlfIIARurABLbs FOR saIs "a TO LET or
" 49, 6ttsrg abes he sold on rraon.bl- terms
or t viii NE pvege ~ buying Inquire At "a 1spenAsAst
rpur sosr PROFITABLE B'LLtaSD AHvNA IN AMB-
rcs fnr ie-wfth nearly srre Of tables And superb
So. ell Draed ard Advantageous onx lesss Al
arsss . y 2 care o. Macy jenkins las Eul'or street.
u,uF xosr PzoFIrABEE BTLbTNRn AzEvs ~ Ass.
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afures vel Cafe In his ~ " afvf1 org le.'e
sddre.s A. Blss VI rntauayurer, ~ Fuon street Ia
blss sad rnrings Tor sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28

TWO TRIPS DAILY FOR oL.N cow SANDS .OINI
Great Neck and Waite Stone. The steamer 1RoT0k
Capt VIM. II. Wood will follows:-Leavtng Giles
Wood Al A. NJ, Glen Cove Al $40 A. M and r. ~ Sand
Point eG a. and aie M Great Neck 10y n and ~
New York, At Pas A. NJ ard llb p. The Croon Is newt,
lifted for comfort and speed and affords fine excursion al
the Sound and rewn-the public houses and grounds
the various points being ane order for vsers Notice.
The middle trap win De omitted ThursdAy, Fare 0es
Cove IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28

nsE OF THE MOST INTENSIVE STOCKS or 81 7ARs
" IN the eity be era-inei storrNnm snd = tory
fsllow no competition W underseil Whist my -im Is .
eel belo . market rsiet q, CukEkS, u BroalYy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28

ExCURMON YOR TIE nLILON-f0 6fAxl
% sts Island seven miles for ax osat. and CocS i.,
VI For Hamilton. The staten Island ferry boas, JO6NPH
and sOUTHFULD, leave ever hour from A. \. unYP.
On hns SuhdAys every AA6 hour nl p y Pssscase.s
Fort Hafos and Couey IslAnd VIII land a ina drs and'n