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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

IrSTiL FURTHER NOTICE rlE SUPERB rHoTo
4 Eraphs q BRADY will Ne sold a half ibelr Tor
salus q money BIT rrncipay - III inruef.n - FRO
which materially dnishes she cost - thcr pfJiuc
"'" Pull LESGTH-LIFE SIZES
Photographed ana hnlAhef They stint
III appearance, although more accurac resemblance.
tbs" 0'''"'"' ssDfif.IoS-LrrE sIzEs
Finished ~ o y ~ saeh They hsve hher'o been soi :,
perfect aee' = e and ,he result :. q course permanent
rely upon ossnng accurate portraits % lie Sire finished IN
a manner "'''A fiFE sizss' il cRAyoS
nsN ssls q p.,aA ls' NV my hsaa ,c
phoos in remarkable degree. They sod Al from
'"''" cRAyoS vtGSErrEs.
Suited . he porra y q ladies = Children are Alo arw
ieature Y phYsf'ing suns i'r e'er ~ 'as aeovs
LARGE GROUPS
may BE- mate = any dssrr TAKEN ~ prs-
errss iho.c made BY Tweniy ar hy persons
may &c portrayed n ouee perfectly The rcsu may ~
elaborate artistic hhsh The snd simpHSi,y wh whcb
ns 'r # an snr ag @s1 T. b rb s1s
h'''' more ' TnE ri IMPERIAL i'f f4f Tis
The exquisite and bore product y tn camera Is
been sold al so go aud eco They ar n5w offered ss
been mad. J, i unique feature n phoesrspAy most
perfect a"r nS sS IN WATER s" sooRs
Posses u sddea T. sasr ss. . ,s brilliant an
Brady are pronouncsd 81 recent Z, Enropeen
ries superior 70 any similar works in EUROPE.
IRON tweniy thirty different styles porrats made
Bradys gallery adapted - every taste icssaei %
accommodate every peruniary c0ndltion. The sAhoraa
groups water and u ceurs from 80 80 esrh,
single portraits from ~ - s5 where large number IN Ia
pirates are required hs pfee : dini-hed largely fho
graphs suitable for Interchange classes clubs
made Al from - 70 So per dozen. Portraits which year
sold Al $50, may now Be procured Tor SIS.
The ~ this reduction IN price hs had tho
eject of creating demand which The u he essh
shinen viii be taxed - the utmost 90 supply As the casss
which This decline transient,
pastsl resumption ~ the Oh prices Will ultimately become
ssary. Those therefore, who design - take advantage
the opportunity which lhe present OCCASION eners should
THE COLLECTION
pictures has recently been enriched hy
valuable additions, among he~t portraits ii freyain
Jharufs. Cnshma0. Charles Mathews. Thalharg
BrfsnoN anNana Msy, Mile Rola Miss Hosner The fenal
Svaptor; Paige kauhach. Church, Van nren Marcy R.m
ton pierre. lick buchanan Guthrie, ~ n banks
Walker Bfya Bancroft, Willis HAllecs Lowell ywv.ia
Governs faEsr A Poe, raskernsn, Henry Carey lord
Macauay aud minor celebrities without number There ar,
w persns Il note in he country who Ia
the cohesion.
BRADY'S LOWER GALLERY
No 10 Broadway Will b. found tay h,s
down town who desire portraits Il the viciaity ~ ~
Asser House, coruer N FULTON street
Ths IFfkR GALLERY Is No 80 Broadway over Tho A.,
SOS Saloon.
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specie equal to onethIrdof the circulation and re
qury weekly and monthly statements. 1t also ex
empts it from all the penalties attaching 70 neglect
to payspecie.
The last Pottsyille Miners Journal gives the fol-
loving information in regard TO the coal trade =
The demand for prepared coal particularly stove. Is
qaite brisk but the inability to sell lump and
broken, used principally by iron works and manu-
lecturers limits the supply of the other sizes Prices
are firm, with an upward tendency--for prepared
roai, from 10 TO Is cents advance IL asked ON the
prices which ruled three weeks ago-but some ope
Iators have suffered corresponding decline on lump
and bvken. At some conieries, where they have
abundant facilities to break COAL the extra lump il
broken up into prepared coal, which il an adyan.
age to the consumer, who receives better article,
but not to the operator landowner, az the loss is
materially increased by the breaking process and
The difference in price received for the prepared coal
hardly covers the additional expense Of preparing IT,
Iy.aA ia
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Bscos-oF AsRiJt.-on Thursday, Oct 90, by Rev. Mr..
ghomi~ou, ar Ham BACON to Miss kArs OfsuesLI, all
.. ths city.
iAvf- NcFisAKrY.-On Sunday, Nov l. in -. James,
Cathedral Brooklyn, PArNcE DAyY 10 bliss MAKY AM
MCBluAKn.
Huwt--oF tueffL Or Thursday, Oct %, by Rev.
all Uf til. city.
kisEAu-ihty.- -on Thursday afternoon, Oct -, by
Rev. II Montgomery JAMS b. ktNHAtI, engineer, T.. *
y, t. Miss HYTfS T.. daughter of n. Rice
ssrHi-t vRNhK.-ou "wednesday, Oct 81, by Rev. "
v staih, jAxs NJ satrH 81 the ollie atlng clergy
uaan, 10 MssTs<HsAn JASK CURSE, all OF this city
TO TriE EDITOR THE HERALD.
HstpgLfs Nov !, 1851
You will please contradict the notice OF marriage &C
Benjamin Palmer to Miss safah Ann Cropsey, which ap
pearcd IN your esue oil this mOrningno such marriage
having taken place. BENIN. PALMER.
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Total. 173 ,ooo 1al ,o44 SOFA a.


Loss 81 1854 tols compared with the corresponding
week last year. The shipments from all the anthra-
cite regions now fall short Of the supply the same
period Inst year about 275 900 tons. This il heavy
loss, and tor the ensuing FIVE weeks this loss will be
increased from lis 600 to 200 900 tons making the
loss in the supply of anthracite this year nearly a
half million tons. The decrease in the supply Of all
kinds of coal this year. from present appearances,
will exceed half millions TONS even il the demand
should increase considerably for the balance of the
boating season which is rapidly drawing to a close.
The cash assets and liabilities OF the New Orleans
Banks on the 2ith Of October were as follows:-
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veopng All The hrllnss Incident and OF that
memorable expedition Thirty -four Representations OF tho
Of The most remarkable Polar and perilous
tons OF TIE adyenturers were yvtly presented and DIES
crihce on canvass by Mr. Gayor. MIR Henry Brooks,
nrst officer OF the expedition, and William Norton DR.
kanes secretary and the dscoverer OF the open Polar
sea, were present and presented themselves 10 tho
dience, dressed ~ Equnaux, in DR. kanes furs. "Fah
the only surviving Equimaux dog out Of more than two
hundred used ny Dr Name and HIS companions, WAS eNh
bned Six hundred and sixty persons present
and the receipts amounted sl75 The attendance
last week Notwithstanding the continuous RAIN storm, was
four hundrcnd persons.
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rely ~ a nations Tor burns scas cuts bruises sprAln
sore ccAracted snews efaphons tumors rhcuma
en and Al external pain and inlsmson, Whether prn.
duced By accident disease, on mahrcamCnl Warm iomen
tal4ons should precede us use,
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pr eslicn-favotiass ono gallon added = psrrei
V pure spirits produces tue coxuae peach CheGIv
berry and raspberry sud cider brsnies Hesna
sn aauaca fum port vine Buofbsn and risb Wh.skfys
ns II, v,ard Fun directions W Dr, l. fELtHlWANGER -
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs.
the very bes, the world On e and the d. privately
piied Al No Asor House.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T
AsHEs.-1he sales were light, while prices were un.
changed
BRI4,ps1rrrs-Flour--Th market active, but
OWING 10 pretty heavy receipts closed with less buoy
ahcy, at about the quotations Of saturday The sucs
bra,ed about T. 900 10 900 barrels within the range OF
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Bilrs Hair Dye. Shiiiings n Box. Black
or brown, No Barclay Inmablc hair cutting In.
L.ua .a.atl
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Murray 4 Lsrmsn's Florida

Murray q Lapmaa's Florida Water.-For
tteen years the perfume Of the spanish
ladies' in Cuba, Mexico and ouib america and highly
valued by them frAsrA Toilet waler Sold by b. +.
LANMAN 60. Wholesale nggis, swaer street and ty
al druggists, ~ 50 cents per bottle.
Usr Only the Gum Camlsllor Ice, that which
IL manufactured by the sole propre or ELI W. WONDER
SMITH All others commercials Depot Iss Rowcry.
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Betcheior's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees-
The tho world SURPRISING all made sold applied
NJ the manufsctory, ZS breadvay.
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We would call attention tn the ndvertssc-
oeut Of COFFIN, &C very economical lamp burning
grease only, which quite new In the economy
y lkh.
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MaSimiItnn. the Avenger. IL the Title OF
one thrilling crime and retrshu,lon
published. be commenced iu the BRookLYN EAGLE of
"Wednesday Ney. The Eagle Of the date will al.p
complete election returns from every polling place
Kings county and The result hruuHh the To be
had Of newsvendcrs Brooklyn and the ferries
PR ope en-
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BASks or NEW ORLEANS.


The following table exhibits the respective amounts
NJ exchange held by the various banks, and also the
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Defiance Sofnmnader sofcs; aiso Fire and
burglar proof paror safes Specimens exhibition
''''''" '''S ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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ing perfume Eagsh brushes in great variety. The bes
of articles for the toilet table found
city, At ye9 Broadway, corner Of Walker street.
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Prof Alex. e. Barry's Trtcopher0us IL the
beat and cheapest article for dressing bcsuynr cleansing
curling preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies', try t.
uall rxxrhH
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exercise hts prerngave. After voting 60 the crystal
Palace uneguacd display o the results of Ane
rican Industry skill and ingenuity grand promenade
CONCERT this evening.
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Court Cnlcpsinr-This Day.
IAss Aassi.y ll.saIsi.

SUPREME Couiu-Circn--Nos Is, 2lo, 315, 2l6 Ia
ESQ, Is02 l2lo, 80, 1861 1908, 30j, 304, 800 3o7
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The receipts today irclude sis 600 from customs
and $4,000 from st. louis.
a. II. Nicolay will hDld special auction sale u
stocks and bonds tomorrow, Tuesday, at half past
II O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
:. Diapers regular smi-weckly sale Of bonds and
stocks viii take place tomorrow, Tuesday, at bali
past IL o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
1t appears from an official statement of the trca
surer OF Virginia that for the fiscal year ending the
3oth of September there was received into the tca
sury the sum OF 81 s2s 1872. This includes balance
OF s'3,372 on hand at the beginning Of the year.
The expenditures reached s5a4g222. leaving .
balance ON the lst instant Of ss7g97l. Of which
s57l2i Is applicable to the credit Of the State, and
s2el ,esl to the sinking fund.
bill for the relief OF the Bank Of Missouri ha'
been introduced into the Legislature. ltrroposcs
TO do away With the provisions Of the act requiring
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Cash Sales,
Under cost,
During October -
AT GENfNS
No "a Brosdway.
siNwe worth sofl hate 10000 worth furs
stp worth ohidrcns fancy hats $1,000 worth boys hats
aud caps
Early purchasers
viii have the wides, hcld Tor choice. - -
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81 E0 DOUBLE soLR WATER PROOF swwxy
Yl.DV boots, now ready ~ JONES lOApn street nesv
the
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Gsrnsd House. Philadeiphia.-On mud after
this date the price this
g. W. 10 ~ per diem. PKh.sBuKY, SYKES 90.
nrt rl.rrl ~
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Ivory banded table knives sheffield the u
WI. r. BAILEY Co.
63I and 6s broadway between Houston aud Beeccr stress
nuns GUNS, GUkS-WTTT FULL AS2ORTMYST
~ pistols nasks. and other sporting articles for
reduced prices by
SCHUYLER HARTLEY a GRAHAM,
~ Maiden lane
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l2 Cent portraits.-yiesory or Defeat.-Get
your portraits taken early home and the country
No fighting allowed. by order ~ the prcseryer 81
broken beads. HOLMES, 80 broadway.
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The Theatres Last Night.
1rrkcr OF THE PANIC ON PUBLIC AAUsKAENrS-5rA-
fiSTlCS or ALL TIM THEATRES


"egve this morning, sort OF barometer OF the
uue report from each OF the eleven theatres that were
oen last night in this city Two OF these theatres tine
Academy OF Music and Barnums Museum opened for
the winter lhe statistics Of the number OF audi
tors AM the money receipts each theatre, are gwen
from the best data could obtain We believe they are
Sufficiently correct for practical purposes IL should
be borne in mind, however that AZ these reports
arc made on tho evening preceding the general
election, there should be at least twenty per
cent added TO the receipts large number
of the attendants theatres being engaged saving
the country. II will be seen, however by the figures
given below, that nearly $4,000 persons spent almost
90 600 at the city theatres last night
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-oPKNING or THR WINTER sHA-
SON OF THE ITALIAN OPERA.
The Opera season commenced last night under very
cheering auspices The house did appear full ~
many previous occasions when less money taken,
Mr. Uiimaa having cut or great army of camp followers
who have always had FREQ tickets, appauded in the
wrong places, besides being general nusanccs. The
dience included about fifteen hundred persons, and the
receipts TO twelve hundred dollars. The open
ing Opera the 'Semramde OF Iossni the roles dis
trbuted a. follows
0ue &c
hhAoc.. MMe. Ahsr
.Sp u1ssier.
i@'pooctta
Iroe sig FORUM.
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Whites Fnii style. SJ.--Lnst Spring style
reduced the low price Of e. WHITES las Fulton
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Renss the Advertisement Of NJ. ID. brady, on
hr.i IA re ai TO aay = tribune
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Sheppard and Morgan,

The Last of this Season
TTTE have opened to-day another lot of improved Enan-
w elrd Ar.tjrh Fruit Jars tie last thas will
have this senso Cali House Furnishing Store
af 80 J. X. DBEHAN & Co.
e.nSS No. II5 Main St
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IEiE LAW OF NEW WSPAl'ERS.

lsubsurIbrrs not give express notice to
trary considered wishing to eonthuether suDscr-
tiUhS ..,-,
I subscribers order the seontlnuaRce OF their PERI
odicas the publisher send them until all ar
rearages arepaid. :,
SIT subscribers neglect refuse to take their period
Gals from the offices they directed they are held
responsible they settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued.
- subscribers to other places withoutinform-
ing publishers and the sent to the FORMER d-
Frctuii, they are held responsible.
Gals the OEcr removing aud leaving them uncaed
o., l. 7riBd JCtcid evidence OF Intentional fraud
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CHUKCHEs or WHEELING.

FOR the information OF strangers visiting the city, pub
Ilsh tile following the different Churches, and their
place Of meeting. II there are any mistakes We
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
St NdMsto's Elisccpalfdn, Corner Monroe and Byron
streets Rev H. r. PEExts Rector; morning services 11a
clock, evening,T.
ST. Joh,s EDi.ecpdlidn Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev j. H. sA1H, A. A ltectOr
servlces-NIorning 1U1I; afternoon s1si hight N
First IrtSJgterinH, REV. H. H. WEEp, PASTOR FOurtst
teen Monroe quincy and afternoon
Second Presbyterian, Webster street. between Main and
Market wheeiIngi services morning and evening
Trd GyferiHA Filth street, between Chestnut and
Tavrt sts south Wheeling, Key T. Woops, Pastor, serYi
morning and evening.
Fourth FrssIyteridH Iev "A PAUlL Pastor, Mainstreet
etween Washington Adams sts services morning and
evening.
FourA street NsMOdist Episcopal, Rev. J, T. WILSON,
PASTOR between Msuroe aud Quincy services
morning aud evening.
ScrO street Methodist k9fseopu, Rey.A A. RBona, Pastor
corner !IarEet North North Wheeng services
mornint aud evening.
Czapliae street Jletaodist Episcopal Row t. H. Hos
ROB- Pastor, Capine street, between First and Second
Centre Wlee ing; services morning and evening.
south ,I1ee!inO W. e Churt'' he'' a. 0s---S'
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Wheeiino Island Chapel Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
B. wnsSS Pastor. -.
GermqT Methodist EpisccpdI, Rev, G. liErwo Pastor
ane street. between Webster and Third, Centre Wheel
lus. -. ~, p,-r,p
81. JumtS Cinsdrul, Roman Catohe' h' Ne' ,s D.s'ao
1t. V. wnkLAS, Fir street, corner oil ha"Puep
mornugNnd sf'ernG0h- -
ASocidte Rcor,Red Rev. J. MCCLURE, Pastor corner
ofAiarksi and Jefferson ss smornhs
DisefsS, Market street, between Webster anu lp ~.
esnsfe aie. "NS'''Dt' ''''-
EcdngeIico1 Rosestdnt, Rev j. hKl'tH' f'4'0F' Gay
rect, above sixth, East Wheeling.
ZION Erungelieai LUtheriGt, Rev. F. zlAAAERAAN y ~
Pastor, Market street, between Webster anu 1'H'
Wheeling; services morning ana evening
fuis Synagogue, Quincy street, between ASFNes An0
Main
German Protestant Union Rail, Main street. between
Mouroe and Quincy; services 10Y morning.
--~~-------
ODD FELLOWS DIhbC1ClS
v,r,5Dtu, 1,od... SO. a.-Meets every Thursday
11ar corner Of Market and Monroe streets
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TL CORN ESlaONDENTS

LETT ERS concerning subscriptions advertising other A.
of the Integencer should be addressed TO
Letters concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
houI the Editors Jointly, or to either one
Of them.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
oaiy en- side OF the paper,
An Observance OF the aDoVc rules will greatly obge US,
ld prompt attention to correspondents than
Ley might otherN iSe receive.
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OFFICE-COrner of Main and Quincy street.
Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

DAILY, per annum
TEI-wEEELY, per aunum. 5000
WEEKLY per ilnuln. 90
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.raan Iro.essdnt Onion Rail, Main street. bstWeei
Monroe and Quincy; services 10Y morning
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l5, f5.iip,tg AT MODERATE RATES. i-sf7fHi
locatedI the of the Vy, opposite the Sus
pension Bridge only squares from the Railroad
DetiOts and Steamboat Landing. ~ = -.l.-5'ii g 3'
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MpMzRO.Ea aHOU6E. "a

E1Hls well known Hotel has been newly renovated, and
nowurnisl este best Of Accommodations to traveller
and rdprs
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PRANsP OR Ia. &. TION. ri.
Cincinnati, Wi11nin gton & zanes-
willie Railroad,

ERcIIANTs manufacturers, and the public generally,
W are hcrcbyrespectfuy informed that tile q. W. q.
Il Company is prepared forward freight
ron the temporary Station nZBuesvie,
porth Of Main) to Cincinnati, Morrow, Rlmlngt0n Wash
ngtOn CrcleYc, LansaSttr New Lexington nteTme,
iate Stations. Particular attention Will be given
forwarding OF Freight desne: for the Nest in accordance
River from Cincinnati - n 5-lr
Freight will bereceived ana delivered during the winter
months from a MtO4 NJ; during the months
tFsh M TO A., aud shippers iaYpripB the Company
with their patronage, rely upon the CoDpaDys Agents
giving every attention necesSarto Insure the utmost
safety forwarding of properly en-
trusted to their care.
For further Information the Freight Tari by
the Company, or apply to T .isltff
s ~ I+EitrTIi II. X. SMITH, .g s ~
General Freight AGENT i.t
F my3Od t'' GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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TRANSPORTATION
Winter Arrangernent.

ff77f3;S.s7 f7ssff5.5s7l tz;iFs7-.l lsz,l sa,l~i1
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N ANOTHER a Al2I2IWAI
NEW aGOODSI =.

DREW & DRAKE lave this day received I'm addition 10
~ their large aud extensive stock Of FAMILY GRO
CERIEs, fine and varied assortment Of Spices, Ito
which they call the attention Of their
toners; Mustard and boxes ot0in and pulYersed
Aspice; pulEerised Cloves Mustard Seed Grain
lie Soap, and pure Starch, &e &c, which they onera
reasonuble and reduced prices. .l.3 ID isi='tT
They have also received large lot OF ConftC CtonarrsI
sncias Rose, Vanilla and Lemon Gum Drops;
White Rock Candy; Jujube Paste Stick snd
cc kept constantly on hand at Eo.5 Washing Hail.
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SEWING MACHINES.

HAVE te Agency for Excelsior Sewing Machines: price
$50, IS 90. Can be my warehouse, South
Market in operation Saturday rol 10 IL o'eIOck
aueI GRO. WILSON.