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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09
Alleged FmbezxIement OF SeventysF1ve
Thousand Dollars

rHE DIRECTORS OF THE COLCHESTER. BANK. or con-
NEoIicVI, IN SEARCH OF DEFAuLTISG CASHIER
ARREST AND ESCAPE OF THE ACCUSED rARig.
For the last three or four duys the Depesy scperin
tendents Office has been in an state Of csaoon
in consequence OF the arrest and sbsea es,ape or
fugitive defaulter from Connecticut The matter was
Kept in profound secresy and efforts Of the most strenu
Gus nature were made TO Keep the in the dark but
somehow or other leaked out The storyan interest.
ing one-rurs in this wise:-Som weeks ago Mr. Samuel
T. Jones' Cashier CT the Colchester Bank, Connecticut
signed his situation and removed TO this city, where he
set himself up in the fancy dry goods business in Barclay
street couple of weeks after his departure she presi
dent and directors Of the bank discovered deficiency Of
5000 in the funds OF that institution
An investigation into the affairs OF the bank
showed very clearly that the Cashiers accounts were
to the least most unsatisfactory. On further nves
tgatioa the officers Of the bank convinced OF the
dishonesty OF Mr.. Jones, and charged him with the de
fciency. 1t with ordinary degree of reluctance
that they felt themselves compelled TO take proceedings
against Jones for up the moment his departure from
the bank he enjoyed their fullest confidence for integrity
But nevertheless determined to send TO New York
after the deauer and have him brought back to Coches
ter to answer the charge there preferred against him
They communicated with superintendent Tallmadgc in
reference to the matter aud gave him such directions
would enable him TO carry out their plans The Supern
tendent placed the the hands Of policemen Bre-
and Van Tassel attached his Office, and mme-
place Of business we'll known that il very
difficult matter to pounce upon him ut any moment
On Saturday morning the policemen arrested the
accused and conveyed him to the metropolitan
Hotel, where they requested him to remain until
they could get the necessary papers of exradton from
the Executive Of this State One OF the policemen then
went up to Albany for requson, but before his return
the bird bad flown. Jones a man Of the world and
took Just such of the creduy OF his captors as
any sensible would under the existing circumstances
Knowing that his detention at the hotel was illegal, he
communicated with his lawyers who sraghtway advised
him not to tary at the Metropolitan but to make tracks
for some agreeable climate than that Of New York As
may be very naturally supposed Jones heeded the advice
OF his COUNSEL and contrary to the expectations of police
RrevoOrt and Van asse got tired Of his sumptuous
apartments at the Lelands, and walked ofno knows
whittier The President and directors Of the bank, who
came to New York for the purpose OF conveying back to
Colchester the body Of the cashier have returned
their homes, heartily disguised with their trip Gotham
1t is not probable that Jones will make his appear in
this city for time for, when last heard of he
his way TO the ssunny South"
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Brooklyn City News.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION AND the BROOK
IyN NO am OF arpERvIsORa

LyN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
In the Board OF Supervisors yesterday the following
report vas submitted from the committee the subject
Of the affairs Of the Commissioners Of Emigration and laid
on the table for week
The committee appointed to confer with the Comrns-
sioners Of Emigration respectfully reportThat they had
interview with tho Commissioners in October, aud
found that their statement Of moneys paid 10 this county
agreed with the amount received by superintendent
oftbe Poor leaving balance due Nov. l. 1851 las su
dicd by the Comulssionors) OF Sc sol 90
Tho Commissioners have from time 20 time made largo
deductions from the bills rendered by the superintendent
OF tho Poor for particulars OF which refer Won 20 the
following statements obtained from tho books OF the Su
perntendents--
bills rendered from May 1854 70 Oct ~ 1857 SI33D 80
Deductions by Commissioners from said bills
for rejected atfdavits, over charge for board
and for temporary relief furnished cmgrants
Cash received during said period from the Com
Balance due Kings county, audited by Com
missoners up 10 Nov !, 1857 ,............ 6So4 30
The price Of board OF cmgrants has been raised nj diff
fereut times 10 correspond might be with the
tual coat of supporting such cmigrants
gincc July 1, 1856, s2IT per week has been the price
charged in the hospital, aud 81 per week in the aims
house. ylum and nursery. The Commissioners refuse
10 ay more than So per week board IN the hospital and
have accordingly deducted the A. cents They also reject
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the suspension Of specie payments by the banks the

the suspension Of specie payrucuts by the Banks the
Secretary says
Since the discovery - gold Csfc-ris IN 1870 there
bss been coined al the n,s oi the TIMED states the
1900 600 0O0 anc larger amount has been aided
from that source 70 tho go Of the world AT that tins
II estimated TINT there in tho United States
$50 900 900 OF specie or that amount tt. banks held
$40 900 600, upon which they issued circulation OF
N54S, ais Their deposits n that time sssoanted tn
sol 1928 n y estimated thst there ~ the
United Stes s0 900 600 Of specie and Of this the
banks have 800 COO 600 upon wh,h they have issued
circulation Of S71f ITS 1872 and tHc'r deposits have in
creased to $3.50 35T 552 II will be from this state
rent that with the increased quantity q specie in the
couptr the banks k~ve only increased their specie from
$45 900 900 $50 $50 600 whilst sey have increased
their circulation from STA, 743a AIS TO agi4,7's82:
The subtrsasury system for eaet Of the several
States is recommended partial prevention OF
bank expansion or bank suspension.
The annexed is comparative statement of the
exports exclusive Of specie) from Hcw York to
foreign PORTS for the week and since January IL
1866 1866. 1851,
Total for tho week ,0Os ,02o 1905, 2es l,lS49so
Total for II Enonths. 1856 663 74,77031S 68Ssl7A8
Since January SCI $685. 7S 76e7S.as6 ee,9sc,Tor
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AND CONNER ClAL.
HONEY MARKET.

h'EsDAY, Dec. SIS r. NJ.
The stock market was rather more buoysnt this
morning, with more activity among SPECTATORS for
o rise. Time sales, short option, were quite plenty
and sellers were more disposed to put out contracts.
At the first board Tennessee SIS advanced I per
cent; Missouri G's, I; Kentucky GO, u New York
Central Railroad, 4; Eric, 4; Reading Railroad, Iii;
Michigan Southern, old, III do, preferred, NJ; Ga.
lena and Chicago, III Chicago and Rock Island. IA.
Illinois Central bonds declined per cent; Panama.
\; La Crosse and Milwaukee, J. At the second board
the market opened and closed very dull. Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company fell Of I per cent; Pacific
Steamship Company, 4; Erie, 4; Chicago and Rock
Island, 1; La Crosse and Milwaukee, .; Panama. 81;
New York Central Railroad, I. The improvement
at the first board was almost entirely lost this after.
noon and the market left Of very heavy. The small
cliquc Of bull spectators hold their ground, but no
one comes TO their help Outsiders do not exhibit
the least disposition 10 take hold.
The Assistant Treasurer reports today as FOL.
lows
Total receipts. So!ooo W
Tay mcnts.. li,~s 20
Balance. 3,93iT5T ~
The receipts to-day include So 900 from customs.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were ell 49, lO3 10, and the balances paid
s7i997 "a.
The closing quotations for sterling exchange today
were 81 a 81 per cent prcmium on Paris, 81. 30 a
ST. u.s. The demand for bills thus far for the packet
tomorrow hiss been limited
The private accounts from London relative TO the
movements Of the Bank Of England in sustaining
the lettering Anglo.Amcrican banking houses di'et
materially from those cmanatipg from the Loalop
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IN toto, az bifs for temporary relief afforded egranti
outside the county buildings
There AAd%ensl charges against the Commissioners
fer deductions made from bills prior 10 May 1854 tho
particulars OF which your committee could obtain
season for this report
Many CT the deductions a'ssied 70 above have been
made in consequence a the cf OF the eRi-
grants having been mis- spelled or spelled differently in
tie bills rendered BY the SuperDLeDcents, from what
they the books CT the Commissioners, and your
committee feeling satisfied from their Judgment
well as from the opinion OF several members OF this Board
with whom they have conferred that Of
ton must be pursued 70 rcmsdy this great ev and being
confident that large amount Of money mgh be saved
by the county, they beg leave 70 offer the following
lutiors -
Resolved, That this Board recommend 70 the Supern-
tendents OF the Poor TO employ proper person. to obtain
constantly from tho Custom House. by PERMISSION Of the
Collector correct lists OF the OF all emgrant
irving at the port OF New York from foreign ports.
Resolved That the Board make application the Lcgs
are at its approaching session for the passage Of act
to enable the Of the Poor to the
large amount due from the Commissioners Of Emigration,
for deductions so unjustiy made from bills rendered
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closed at prices with sales OF about 400 $40 bb
Southern sold to the extent of about 100 bbs at about
the above quotations Rye flour was easier with sales Of
100 bbs reported nj quotations Corn meal il fair
demand with sales OF 100 bbls Jersey at the above
figures. Whcat-The market was without change of mo
nent, and choice lots wanted for milling The sales
embraced about IL 900 20 900 bushels Included which
1900 kentucky white 81 as with sales OF Tennessee
red at 81 - and Indiana white at 81 % damaged Southern
white at 81 % and Canadian club at 81 o. CornNo
old mixed offering, while prices nominal. Old
Southern yellow sold at &c. and new damp Southern
TOcthe latter figure for dry. Rye roc for West
Oats in fair demand at asc. a asc.
CoFTEs Sales OF 26o bags Of Rio made nj 9i4c.
1oc 10 do sanas at &c, 20 do Ccyon at l3c., and
COO mats Java at 10 nc. "A l6c.
CorroS-The sales OF embraced about 100 bales,
chiefly 10 spinners with some parcels Tor export We
quote middling uplands a lie lic% good middlng at
Ike. 11isc., and fair middug at IL &c. The market
was better supplied with good TO fair middling thnn With
mddlng
FRnGlIrs.-Raics were dull and engagements very
light To Liverpool about 10 900 bushels OF grain
taken in bulk at 4d and 900 bbls -four Is 3D. cheese
at 22s Cd and cotton nominal M h32d, To london,
IS terces beef were engaged at A. 3D. To Rotterdam,
800 bbs. Hour at Is id, 30 tons los~ood At jJs Rates
10 Havre unchanged and engagements light at &c.
for cotton; IS ~ for ashes and 80 for rice
PRoysoSs.-Pork-1he market was heavy, VIII le sales
embraced about 200 800 bbls. including old city in
spected mess, al el6 rs, and Albany do at s6 % \
$40 50 for fun and Ugh, weight od prime was mss-
Beef was unchanged, while sales Of the various de-
scrip,ons embraced about 100 bbs. at unchanged
prices. Bacon steady with sales OF clear ut l0isc.
for Cut meats dun and sales limited. Green
hams were sold in limited quantity ut SIC. Lard
sales Of about 200 500 bbls we're made at loo l0yc
Butter ranged at iso lie for Ohio and 5c zoe Tor
State. Cheese unchanged.
SvoAssGood grades Of grocery goods scarce AMI
1rmer, and closed al advance Of nbou, i.c. per d.
Inferior and refining also brm. The sales
embraced about s50 500 hhds. included Ia which
Il hhds crop New Orleans he first Of the season)
low grade at &C. 144 do Porto Rc0 part refining goods,
Gtc. &c, and the remainder consisted Of Cuba
corado chiefly within tho range of0tc. 7c leo hhds
moado we're sold at p l., and 10 boxes Havana al oke
Tor refining.
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Superior Court-First Part.
before Hon. Judge Hoffman


Drc. s-JercnfdA q. Hamilton ~. joseph T. Whit
This was an action due bill for IS 800 ~ with nte
rest from 4th Janu~y, 1855, making in all W $50 ~
appears that the due bill in question was gwen V Mr.
thMes Morgan by the defendant thl NJ Morgan asssn
pd 70 Mr. Ogden, who assigned II % tho plaintiff. The
parties we're all connected with tho Nicaragua Transi,
route me Jury rendered verdict or pana1 Tor iuIl
umount claimed
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IxroLrE,s scuIEpAM AROMATIC scHNAPrs

VIyoLrE'S SCUIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs
w The proprietor begs leave cali the attention N
and The citizens OF the United States very supc
rior article Of Holland gin which he introduced the
public under The Of Woife's Schedam aromatic
schnapps
This gin manufactured by the proprietor exclusively &
his dsllery Sohedam Holland. II Il made the be
barley that be procured in Europe at cost and favor
cd and medcaed by the harsh berry but by tbs
choice botanical variey the aromatic Italian junper
berry whose yinous extract distilled and rechrA
with Its spurious solvent and thus becomes
neture of exquisite flavor and aroma altogether transcend
cordial medicinal alcoholic beve
heretofor. known.
The proprietor has s,bmed nearly the whole medical
faculty of the United and has received
about thousand physicians and chemists endorse
their signatures most desirable addition 10 the
terra medlca.
purchase should BE- careful the geuuns
article the whole country flooded with counerfes All
limitations
Put up quart and pint bottles a dozen eaca.
and FOR sale b. all lie respectable druggss and grocers IN
the United States UDOLPffo WOLFE,
sole importer and manufacturer.
Depo. No y Beaver street, New York
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Personal intelligence.

Mr.. Richard B Kimball, the author Of est Leger, >
viii leave in the Africa day for Europe. E. s. Bar
thoomew, the American sculptor, will also be passen
ger In the Africa.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUEsDAY, DOC, s, 1907.
ASHES The market inactive, and about IS bb.s.
pots were sold at O. &c.
BREApsTufFs -Flour--The market vas again heavy,
with moderate demand and prices closed about SC per
Dbl decline. The sales embraced about 5000 0 200
bbls. about the following quotations.
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ARsosr-TuoSB-uNo ~ Christopher street, on Thurs
day Dec ., by the Rev Dr. Mctioy, Mr. GEosGK ARsor
Of Brcchn Forfarshire, Scotland TO Csc,s Cora ouly
daughter Of the late Mr. David Tomb OF forfar FodU
shire, Scotland.
Observation-Disclosures Sunday NOV % by tbs Rev
Mr. wlett, SrErns DuRCS, 10 Mrs. CLARA noLARD al q
this city.
Smn-wooDRrsy-On Tuesday, Dec g. a. the Reformed
Dutch church, Washington square, by the Rev Mancus =
Hutton, CHARLIE SMITH, u Miss AsSIE Tx q wooDsUyy,
daughter o. Amos Woodruff, ESQ, ali q this civ.
SrosE-SiicK.-in Brooklyn, on wednesday cvering,
Dec by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Nr. CHazxs H.
srosE, 10 Ms En-A A SLACK, IL. Of Brooklyn.
st. Louis papers please copy.
srcSiky-MogroS.--AtN Paglg church, Hobossu, GA
Tuesday, Dec. :, ~ tho Rev Dr. Morton Joas SECS.
Icy to Ros1s H., daughter OF George W xorion OF Ho-
box en-.
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Scrofsala. Salt RheuIn,

Scrofsla, Salt Rheum,
Ulcers sores, and an other
Diseases OF impure blood,
Are al cured by taking
J. II. STAFfORDS IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS,
and applying olive tar ointment sold at6 state street and
al All druggists. IL powders for o. Ointment, Is cents
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Owing to tho increasing number Of false announcements
Of marriages that palmed upon Tho newspapers W.
have de,erm hereafter not to insert marriage notice
without the enforcement Of the Divine performing tho
ceremony.
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Opening or the Thirty-hnh Congress H6rrf-
ble Suicide In Broahway-Important To-
bacco COnvcntiOn--The Mormons-Sketch Of
Hcber Z. KAmbalI-Ahairs in EurOpe-rho
Ohio Free Lovers-The nutiny In India
The ella ExpcditaOn--Latest News, &C., &c.
To-day's issue of the FAMILY HERALD will contain
The opening OF the Thirty fifth Congress- with list of
the names OF the members Of both houses.
report of the horrible suicide in Broadway Of mer-
chant by cutting his throat.
special report of the doings of the Virginia and North
Corolina Tobacco Manufacturers Convention at Rich
mond, on the Sd inst.
The Mormons-Will the Saints Fight9-Eldcr Hyde on
the to be pursued toward hcmGraphc Sketch of
Heber Kimba the Associate Condant and Chief Coun-
selor of the Prophet Brigham Young-Brgham Sustained
by his Disciples in tho Old Word-Prophetic Warning to
Great Britain.
Letters from our correspondents in London Paris Der.
lin, 81. Petersburg, &c.
Another unsuccessful attempt to launch the steamship
Leviathan
letter from correspondent at Calcutta giving some
interesting incidents Of the Indian
An of the successful Expedition under the
mand Of Capt Bonneville to the ella river.
graphic letter from correspondent at Sandusky,
Ohio giving full of the dongs the Lovers
a, Berlin.
An interesting letter from Correspondent san
Francisco, Cal.
report OF the Lectures Of Mr. Mackay tho National
Popular and Historical Ballads OF England Ireland and
Scotland
The New York Fashionable gIomcnade-The Fifth ave-
Editorial remarks on the current topics Of the day.
The latest News by Telegraph or otherwise.
City News OF inerest-Police Reports-Thcatrica Mat
ters-Marriages and Deaths for the week-Commercial
and Money Market reportsPrces OF Family Marketing
Report of the Cattle Market and large amount of gene
raj reading matter.
To be obtained Of the agents AMI at the Office.
Terms, only 81 year; four Cents a single copy
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WHO CaS DO TT

JVHO CaS DO ITs
w There Il not establishment In New York ttN VII
sell the following articles within thirty
prices What's more, give you he benefit " doubls
many goods select from any other house saow
White French chine dinner plates the dozen.
White French china QUA the dozen
White French china high fruit bask ...........
White II ench china covered vegetable dishes ~
White French chin. tea 'es ~ -
White French china dinner sets ls p'eoeJ N q
tilt band French s1sa dinner sets lao pieces - -
Colored and gilt rreuch china dinner ses 1854 pieces ~
White iron china dinner plates the dozen 81
bite iron yone china soup plates the dozen -
White iron china vegetable dishes -
White iron stone china dinner SETS i4 pieces ~ ~
Silver plated spoons the dozen ...............,
silver plated abr spoons, the dozen ~
Silver plated table forks the dozen .............
Silver plated coffee each ..................lU ~
Tho whole Of OF ounf pressed tAbl6
glass md gas hKurcs at equally low prices
W. j. r. DALEY 4 co,
65 and 8J3 Broadway. between Houson and Blocker
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The very world Wholesale aud retail and the dye
privately applied-No. q Astor House.
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Rheumatic and Neuralgia Pains Cease
WHEN J. n. STAfrORD'S OLIVE TAR rs ArrLIED.
Because Il imparts Electro Magnetism.
Testimonials from George Law Esq. Simeon Draper ESQ.,
Robert r. Coleman ESQ., and from many other promtnert
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BRrry's Tr1copherOus II tho Best and Cheap
article for dressing beauufying cleansing curling
serving and restoring the hair Ladies', try t. sold by all
Ar,tgv
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Espenscheid's Hats the Favorites with
young of fashion The salesroom lS Mas
san Feet
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Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs
CURED BY WEARING AN OILED SILK PLASTER,
Moi-tencd with
j. X. STAtFORDs OLIVE TAR.
PlasierS, 25 cents; Olive Tar, ~ cents = bottle.
Al IL state street, and by All druggists.
Testimonials from Isaac v. Fowler. ESQ., VIM. r. 1owr
send Esq Gen. Du Green and many other prominent mes
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Court Calendar-ThIs Day.


1905 1924, 1885, ESQ., 2i5, Gle 1851 1883 1862 235 1853
The panel Of jurors will be called every day OF the
the opening OF the court, and all defaung jurors fined
SIS for each and every days non attendance.
%: 267.
UsuEp STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-As before.
SUPERIOR Coux.-(opcns at IL o'clock, AM)-Nos.
653, Co.'S $780, o2 7o3 40. ia us IFS, I'll, G79 7l2,
700, 7ls, 72o 72l 22 723 72, 724 ao5 400 4si 492,
66l, 543 7I3 es5 III, SIS os4 7os COL 90 632 6I2
1s3, 81, 337, 49, 3o5, 5Sl, SO.
COMMON PIEAs.-Part 1.-lSl3 70 1925 and 1649. Part
2-ls27 to lsil.
Espenscheid's Hats are tlae Favorites with
s ssa sres tn Oh TASTE anu '''A'h nc '''"''' " rs
Wh,.s,s = Fall STYLE g.; h-:s Spring style
Knox's Hats, ana Broad.~ay-Knos's Caps,
c2 BroadwayKnox's dne fe ha 2i2 Brosdway-Knoss
furs, 2l2 Broadway, corner OF Fulton street
Phr~nology applied Home Training
Restraint Of the passions and self culture Ia the subject Of
Mr. STEER Gire at Beecker Bu dngs this evening Ia
Photographs or Greenwooa Monuments,
cents peSa Of liz Snsens artist Sss sp 1S ana
5000 Portr.is. for Europe go over by next
picture rooms 80 Broadway.
Mr. Goldsmith Will receive a few Ladies' or
gentlemen for private instruction in penmsnshp.
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs ana VOurees.-
The the world surprising all mfde Sold applied
At the mandatory - Broadway.
HiD. the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hair Gut
ting aud dyeng rooms, No Barclay street l. dye only
four shilngs box, black or brown.
Rupture.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss office removed TO No vescy street, Asor House.
----
Barry's Tr1copherous II the Best and Cheap
article for dressing beauufying cleansng curling
serving and resiorng the hair Ladies', try H. sold by all
druggigA-
Crfstadovos Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The very In the world Wholesale aud retail and the dye
privately applicable. q Astor House.
Diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs
CURED RY WEARING AN OILED SILK PLASTER
Moi-tencd with
J. X. STAtFORD'S OLIVE TAR.
Plasters, ~ cents; Olive Tar, % cents = houe.
Al l6 State street and by All druggss
Testimonials from Isaac " Fowler Esq, VIM. y. Town
send, ESQ., Gen. Du Green and many other prominent
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Pains Cease
WHEN J. n. STAFrORD'S OLIVE TAR rs AFFIXED,
Because Il imparts Electro Magnetism.
Testimonials George Law Esq., Simeon Draper ESQ.
Robert r. Coleman ESQ., and from many other promtnent
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WHISPERS OR MoUsTACHEs FORCED TO GROW
w In SIS weeks by my onguen which Will not stain o. In
lure he skim 81 bottle sent Ia part Of the country K
q. GRAHAM, 6li Broadway Hayes 40 Fulton strees.
BROOKLYN Itebar II south Third street, Philadelphia
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Whites Fall style, 81; Lest Spring style
reduced the low price of 81 WHITES the halter, Ia
Fulton street, i've doors west of Broadway
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KnOx's Hats, ala Neutrality-suspicious. Caps,
cl2 Neutrality-suspicious. 6ne felt ha 2i2 Brosdwsy-Knoys
furs, 2l2 Broadway corner OF Fulton street.