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BROADWAY TmarRg.-Mrs. Fanny Kembe's play, en-
titled The Dukes Wager" IA announced fnr o. night
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne, Miss Grey and Mr. Eddy TO
enact the chief parts Miss Mofaat viii afterwards per
form in aSaian IN Paris
Nmto's GkRpN.-A new play, nv Mr. Bourcicaut
called the Pope of Rome is 10 undergo ts initial repre-
sentaon this evening The principal characters have
been assigned Miss Robertson Mrs Pope Mcssrs Jor
dan Chas FishS, and the author.
Bowvvy No better evidence i required with regard %
the success Of the lo,al drama, styled New York
and Brooklyn" than the simple fact that ) again
nounced for tonight with the ranommc ~ the "Rose o.
sharon aud tom CrnRc."
called Marriage Lottery" Broughams cxtrayag,nz,
81 the Seizure OF the seas, and the comedcit Of Dying
Tor Love 10 be performed Tor the last time but IN
tonight Or wanwrghts new comedy - TO De gwen on
saturday.
Laura Krrns Large md fashionable audiences con
tnue 70 bcstow great deal &C applause upon Miss heene
Mr. Jefferson and other favuriles In the comedy en-
titled sour American Cousins, which will be followed
this evening by the farce OF " day in Paris"
CRcrs-Thc admirers Of superior cquestrsnsm and
acrObatc and eymnasc viii doubtless be high
" grataed with the performances of Mcsers Nixon aud
Kemp's company at Palace Garden. Mr.. Melville, he
great bareback rider, Is engaged
AMERICAN MrsFra DR.. Valentine the hur,orist Tho
dons mimic world the bearded baby, Tho happy fam ",
the pretty nhaoNau's o. hc aquara, Sc may I've At
nearly al hours.
woop's MrvsrRss-Negro melodies burlesauos ard
dances and the farce Of In and Out Of Place in VIII N
Miss DAILY has made hit, are 10 be given.
TT BRyAvrs re announce their new and very peculiar
burlesque denominatcd the Scige OF Lucknow In which
Daniel and jeremiah have parts.
Tsy CsxpsviAs issue bill well stocked with mirth bro
yokug sayings and dongs, among thcm the whimscaly
called the might Of the Razor
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VERSAILLES, n.y.. OCt. - 1900
received this morning your letters of the 2Sth and
Goth ut written as chairman OF the Democratic State
Committee of Illinois, also from Mr.. V. Hckox, who
informs that he is a member of the same committee.
My absence from home will account for the delay Of this
In these letters is said that reported TO have
pressed desire that Mr. Douglas shall defeat Mr Lincoln
in their contest for seat in the Senate Of the United
States and a willingness to visit Illinois and make public
speeches in aid Of such result and these reports
true am invited to deliver addresses at certain points in
the state.
The rumor OF my readiness to visit Illinois and address
the people in the present canvass IS without foundation
do propose leave Kentucky for the purpose of
mngng in the political discussions IN other States. The
three speeches which delivered recently in this
State rested peculiar grounds, which need not now
discuss.
The other rumor 10 which you refer is true. I
have often, in conversation, expressed the wish
that Mr.. Douglas may succeed over his rcpubli-
competitor. But II Is due 10 candor TO say
al the late session Of Congress, and would not exist
supposed IL would be construed endorsement Of
the attitude which he then chose TO assume towards his
party Of all the positions nc has taken in the present
canvass is necessary to enlarge these things
will only add that rests mainly these
considerations that the Kansas question Is practically
ended; that Mr. Douglas, in recent speeches, has exp
CITY declared his adherence 10 the regular Democratic
party organization that he to be the candidate Of
the illinois democracy and the most formidable opponent
in that State Of the republican party and that on more
than occasion during hs public life he has defended
the union States the rights Of the States with
fidelity, courage aud great ability.
have desired 10 thing upon this or any other
subject about which difference may be supposed 10 exist
in our political family but did not feel al liberty 10 de
ere 10 the courteous letter OF committee.
With cordial wishes for the harmony Of the Illinois de-
mocracy and the hope that great aud growing stale
which has yet given d sectional vote, may continue
JOHN C. BREcKINRTDCE
Hon. JoHs MooRE. Chairman Of the Committee.
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from the -. louis DEMOCRAT. Oct -
The overland mail which LEFT san Francisco on the 9th
u arrived IN this city Saturday night No papers
brought by the mail and bat Few letters The few papers
In possession OF the passengers when the stage left san
Francisco were Distributed along the route.
this mall we learn particulars which not be
unintefesing IL readers. Mr. Hilton lcft san FRAN
cisco the 10Th Of September, and arrived at Los An
geics september -. Al tbs point Mr.. Hilton remained
until this stage arrived. which the Seth ON that
DAY Mr. Hilton lett los Angeles and arrived here a. above
stated.
Through California and Arkansas the arrangements are
empec and the stage gdcs over the country witty
a. N an probability Il over wili Hht the plains the
menis are a. vet incomplete The company how
over are rapidly ninr M every deficiency IN the Of
men and mulcs Mr. Hilton thinks that the trip viii he
made inside &C twenty days with great case when once the
company gets everything fairly under way He considers
the decidedly favorable and IA al respects sale aud
pleasant. .
coas are either cf logs stone and occupied, by
dozcn men and some by than four FIVE. The
stage was detained fourteen hours by sand storm In the
California desert aud two days by reason Of high water 10
Kern river the point of crossing which the ferry Hat
was of repair, which supplied ~ speedily a. for
Hihe.
Tho company making preparations 70 bridge The va
rous streams that the road and have already en-
raped large number ~ men for instant work.
Adoics or Mexican brick used N the construct on
IL taton houses along the ruc and many places work
men arc engaged IN making roads.
Nj Hilton provided with a cantcen (aR also were
the other passcngers) filled With water from the want q
which be was thus preserved.
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MrRRI.y,AwTssfa.
A hIRANGE INCIDENT.

4
curious story told by Florida papers, story very
strange indeed that without the hest possible voochcrs e
poud he slow believe H. seemss least N. story
goes- al some fishermen on Key West caught very
large shark which they drew out the beach sad cut open
On laying open stomach whatever for stomach
shark found therein the body Of we'll dressed man.
who evidently had been swallowed by the monss, but very
short before be In state OF remarkable preser
vslon Rot what the most curious Circumstance o. all
the left hand Of the unfortunate victim was cluhed
ton Of copy Of the NEW YORK LEDGER, which looked a.
tough had been In passing through the sharks teeth
nate man had become absorbed In the perusa OF me
LEDGER lose hs and fall overheard from some
ship the officers which had been unable to rescue
hum the shark having been too quick for them
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p.raoceI InfeIi.aenre.

.,.arn from Richmond that the condition OF the Hon
SIERRA I'd Clemens precludes the possibility Of lsrecoveS
i nou ~ "a ouch impaired TO ALLOW OF ampuation.
! r, ~ pton was arrested at Ashland, Greenup
county, KY a. church last sunday by anIee n,
GERS GERS from Kansas 'cnt money
49,. -. late Of Mounraih, Ireland, has
been anno,ntes srga the heboarne Hospital Ans
| tllia-the most lucrative ~
colony. L., -, !,
The Rev. Thomas n vcrmye n. teamer yigo
formed church, returned home in tiiea oo,, ussss,,
Coy. A. Brown United States senate me after his
pr HON Jefferson Davis route for his no vi Hon Geo
brilliant and heahful in the North, a. Tuesday
:. HaWkns, OF Florida, were in Washington Q"
ARRIVALS. $500 u,,,
From Galway. steamship PaciGcLord any. md
aher LEWIS Jan ma" or New Orleans wkns York
e %fr e s h % cs,asr ks
@ Mse rsRs G ~ ns %s .nS %e .S s
r SS Scsa,oy i:ss. BsyS and Nh Mrs
ss Me S ya % %S9 R snaa s.
& Je;sses, Jon,s Gray, Dixon, Virtue wyEsns,
Chas Ghlds, Mr. ana Mrs Lang.
Lewis Hart Folsom, Baines Nj Wiley, Bailey, 9 NJ
From sas.nnah the steamship Huut,villecapt Greene
Amos Larrasee, } II Bersman--and o s'ecrnge.
DEPARTURES.
oo rGT ans st, To shars en- rhsp Niles cineSn
Mrs James Mcdowell P,adephia Mrs Potts do; Mrand
ssd surge. MS snS As, ars ,s
Ss M af' M aSss
English New YORK Norris, Bristol i Mr. and Mrs Mil
Ter $ Louis Mrs Mary Grane New Bedford; Fred Reu
New York NJ Grassmuch France; MIR Arcedeckne, Lon
don Megenhsim : Mills New York; Lewis, g oseourn
New York; lane San I, Francsco spadons n J; MAXINE
James Turner, Paris; Wilson Toronto; G " L GoIpa
ksysS "ss @ ss s
SssSsz Dunbar New yorf; James Ssncn, FAils; Thss
sheffield; Samuel Bomford, England Capt Chas Castle Eng
land, Tilman, Paris Townsend New York; James
Walton Phila: Vim Achoa CINCINNATI Henry Woodward,
Liverpool: Julius Naef New York Rev Michael Kenny Ire
VIM Kay nooh New YORK; John Johnson, do Wadde
love- do; Miss Margaret Perry Mr. and Mrs I'D Moore and
chd Mrs Caroline Lesser and child, New York; Rev u
Bnney wife aud child Washington. Total "a. Specie,
S3S9,3AJ 81.
For Melbourne in ship Juan Fernandez-H II Moody Bos
tom Cotton, Geneva Mr. and Mrs McDonga1 and family
Montreal Mr. Cusbe Mr. and Mrs Miles Mr. Doras Mrs Brown
Miss Decker New York Mr. and Mrs Brown Mr. stapleton
Thos Green, Devherst Cadcott VIM Henderson. Cana
da Mr. Law and bros Mr. and Mrs Moore and family Mr. and
da; Mr. Callahan wife and family James Mex eck George
Barber VIM McCeckney james Henry New York Mr. Rough
Mr. and Mrs GeG John Minors Miss McNana Mr. Broader
Falls Mr. and Mrs Ngly Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Mrs
Hopkins Mr. and Mrs Travis and family Philadelphia; John
Barker Hiss Dun, Charleston and 10 second cabin.
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NoBBs NEW sICLIAN STORY.

Oh, TArrBE the fair and AIARIc the brave,
Which where'er the star spangled banner doth wave
VIII add IN the authors already great glory,
While the brave and the fair,
Who have four cents 10 spare,
VIII the NEW YORK LEDGER buy
That's for sale every where,
And read while the boughs mournfully wave
OF lANrHE the fair and ALARc the brave.
Oh, then let us haste by the dawn early light,
For the story that all are earnestly reading.
Whose pages enchain from morning Till night
The bright scenes each other swiftly succeeding;
While the incidents rare,
And the heroine NO fair,
Give proof In each line
That CoBB IN still there.
Oh, then let read, though loud the winds rave.
OF IssTHE the the fair and AIARIc the brave.
Oh during these fall days, windy and chni.
lis only when one the LEDGER III reading,
lie lorges all his and every Ill,
Aud every heart wound ceases III bleeding.
In the LEDGER 10 rare
That's managed with such care,
There's paper on earth
Can with II compare
We read, though fierce Boreas madly doth rave,
OF IASrnE the fair and ALARlc the brave.
Oh the gallant ALARIc had any fierce foes.
Who his hear blood their hands would be LAYING
But hero Indignant with fury arose,
And swept them before him wind sweeps shaving
And away then he did bear
Our heroine fair
To the throne OF her father,
And long they reigned there
Oh then let us shout and our banners all wave,
For IAsTHE the fair and ALARiC the brasc'
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A WELL KNOWN GENTLEMAN EXCITED.

"Hurrahl' cried Greeley. "hurrahi hurrah!"
why, in 81 Tammany's psne' exclaimed John Van IN
req WHO hsppened 30 h~ passing al IN. moment what s
Hoface Have the republicans carried the State Has the
ton c9me OF while have been aseeps Haloo Greeley
say what's the mater' IL Morgan elected Governor"
nkot that know Of"
what you hurrahing about Them
what am ] hurrahng about Why, about CORPS new
story in the LEDGER to be sn that enough hurrah
abouty'
"Weli u.s. and mistake Hut me- my dear Horace
must step into Ross Touseys and get my copy Of the
LEDGER. Good bye"
stlNz
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Arrival OF the Pacific.

The steamship Pacific Of the Lever line, Captain Tomp
son, from Galway on the 18th, aud s. Johns n p 90
the cd instant, arrived at this port early yesterday
morning.
Four days later had been received by tho Persia
Amoug; the passengers by the Pacific lord Bury,
Lady Bury "a daughter Of Allan McNab, OF canada);
and Arthur Napoleon, yehng corscan, whose attain.
mcnts o. pianist have claimed tho aen,onof Europe.
PROPOSED EXTENSION OF rnE GALWAY STEAMSHIP
LINZ.
from the St Johns n r., Post, Oct. 20.
lord Barry we understand prepared Al once 10 sign
contract behalf 0f the Galway company 10 run such
boats between that port and the United States touching
ut ST. Johns a. will make the voyage 80 this within
days 20 secure which long desired arrangement this Colo
ny ia required 10 contribute comparatively tr1ng al
vance the grant already passed the imperial govern
ment having consented 10 make an advance 81 my per
cent upon ~ promised f3 600 and Just surely the
gtaut Of 81 900 BY legislature met "a unqucstiona
hy did, with universal approval for boats 10 every
way inferior those which he secured for Us now,
just surely will ono cry Of condemnation be unani
ously raised against the false economy rather the m
fitness direct the destincs of the country which will
become TOO plainly evident, should the Executive not
close unhesiiangy with the favorable offer now made to
thcm Of tho Galway steamship Company ~ lord Bury
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RErp-BuNgKR.-M Chatham Four Corners, ON Thurs.
day, Oct n by the Rev. Mr. Lent, Mt. GRos W. RsEp,
of New York 10 Miss LAURA f., youngest daughter Of
William NJ. Bunker, Esq, Of the former place.
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OvercOats and Business COats-New Styles,
VIM Ii. SMITH. 256 Broadway
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Commercial, Raid Foreign Traders-Aaiade Of Cara
Tidou7ri aid MiToraoa to,oards Commerce in The
C,vniry, de-
Three days ago they seized all goodsabou 900 bales
worth 500 ooowhich their into the interior had
reach Tancaneque the headquarters OF the Tames about
seventy miles distant from here where they had been
collecting during five or six months awaiting settlement
OF affairs.
Tie only which they gave for this act that
they were in want Of means and that the permits which
accompanied the goods signed by rebel ocias-ha
is to say by those who that time commanding and
as each party considers itself the only legitimate
en, they seize what the other dispatches Asa these
goods belong 10 foreigners, think the other nations
will not look quietly at these outragcs, but viii try 10
bring these people 70 reason.
You cannot form idea OF tie state OF anarchy aud
corruption which now exist. mere.
In San Inis Potosi vdaurri has emitted two
eccrces Of which enclose cory, and which win show
YOU the position taken by this mandarin who proeaiins
liberty and constitution
pEcs1s GENERAL yrDArEm ~ TRADE AHAfRs:
Santiago yidauri CenerAin chief of the Army Of tie North,
10 The inhabitants Of Fan LUIS foosis- ,,. ,.,.---
A. i zach person known % he iomica the national
cause WIN leave this city the perrmP,ory term Of
9o oe n term VIII be seized and condac,e h ron
prisoner The Prefecture viii LOOK aer the strict execution
AT The persons Of whom the foregoing article speaks Z
nesborhood VIII this alone BE- seized and shot The
P1nr y w ay ssp9b @ os p0S comm
vance with he enemy Or who rendering ha any services
disposition does not comprehend The soldiers Who IN
pacific i0in the ranks the constitutional array
That this the notice ~ all whom may
concern order 20 b. printed published and circulated
head quarters, San Luis PuoSi the sh day M INC
non,h 81 September, ISIS. SANTIAGO NiDAukkI
srAStAnnS.
nv order his Excelency the General Chief 81 he Army
az the North inform all spaniars who happen 70 be In this
ity that morrow taking the direction OF
Monterey aso Understood that 81 them shoud b.
this aer eight O'Clock Of the morning 81
Saf dsy they will BE- treated like enemies encountered la The
camp of the Army ct the North - . $500.
Secretary TO his Escelency.
san Trfs Porosr September g, 1855.
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Fall Gloves, Hosiery, Gents Dressing Robes,
meno six and Shaker undergarssnts, ties and seas at
EUI4L.ERTONS, 301 Broadway.
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1900 phy.iefans Now Use rhe,n IN Their

praoice.
The bkANNRETH PifiS remove So almost nperc epu
Ole manner all noxous accumuaQns and pur,fy ana
e ne blood aud their good effects are not
WY sohsehtnee Being composed entirely of ycgeta
DIS me. DO not Npose those who them 10 danger their
e hs eeran as they sautary They arc daily aud
sayS administered IN infancy, Youth manhood and old are
a ~ ~iaen 70 me most critical and delicate
'hst craef and re- establish their health health
our race are subject redundancy OF yaed bile and Il
as dangerous as rs prevalent andrehs Mills afford an
anu eMsient protection BY their
peNL W. COLLECTION OF those impurities which, when
s sS son cure liver complaint dyssspsa loss OF appetite
pu ~ 'he mead heartburn, pain in the breast sudden
Ia'.eSs ana eosYeness twenty nine hundred conscientious
physicians use them in their pracee EXCLUSION
pgases The first letter OF their value scarcely
preca'ed When they are better known sudden death and
Them speak right out in their favor
Bui.aipg '
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Most Perfect LIKE ness-The BEAUTIFUL Crys-
al miniatures Photographs amhrotypes and pictures Of
children beautifully taken HUNTER, 4I3 Broadway
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DORTRATT NO. IT,
l. Asa dashng. rainbow torrent,
See his great Romance, roll
Full Of large Invention. wonders
Fun OF Beauty i gipwn,s soul
Never falling always flowing.
Never firing see him maNch.
Win brow brim full Of power.
Under castellated arch.
How he paints the cheek OF Beauty
How he arms the atalwar knsghtt
How his voice sounds like a trumpet,
Always In the cause Of Right
Cobb III great Komance's temple,
Few the names that rival thine;
Cooper Scott and varied culver
Only with thee in the shrine
For dashing. rainbow torrent
All thy wondrous novels roll.
Full Of large Inventions wonders.
Fun OF Beauty's glowing soul
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PART or THE NEW LEDGER PORTRAIT
GALLERY.

'RTRAiT NO. i.
sofi as a summer rose 4 dream,
That einlers DER CLASSY stream,
sweet AZ the wind In thrilling ieaYes
On autumns melancholy ewes,
When overhead the sad clouds throog
Is lovely Alice Cary's song
And O. how swee, the sentimeh.
N all her ideal splendors hlent
While Puliiy's own voice Is heard
In every silver sounding word,
And harmony throughout the whole
Moves an impsradising soul
sing on, sing on, thou minstrel-heait.
of beauty make US, too, a part.
Stili from the ledaer's glorious bower
Charm sweeily evcyy passing hour,
SUI show the world what genius gie,nAs
Along Columbia ! gIrssy streams
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2OCent AsaSs~type Iikenesses, with CASE
Family groups frenr ikenesses beautifully by
the celebrated KIMBAIAL SF Broadway.
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Splendid Assortment Of Sleeve buttons and
studs scarf pins, bosom pins &C. al M H. CHAMBERS 39l
Rrna duax
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BrOokIySa.- InstantaneOsrs CameO-sypes and
children at WILLIAMSON BKC5 opposite
he ois5.
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Bassforsl's billiards aud Chess Palace, Court
streets brooklyn rs tables lo Fulton street.
Yofk Enance through oyster house. No ANA street
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At Fullerton's, 3Oi broadway, you Will
find mdergarments all sizes at low psices. Shirts
mad To
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JeyyssAs Ball and Observation-Disclosures, October
u 1863 yJM TO hacks &cDyivcra will Company
with horseg fso ng south and take up reverse Order
JOSEPH QUICK, Hack Inspector.
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Good Tea 81 the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
coffee for 81. CHRISTIAESON'S tea warehouse, NO. i
Chambers street.
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor Str0p.
Ths the genuine article has been equaled for pro
ducng the keenes possible edge razor for by
SAUNDERS. No. Astor House.
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DORTRAIT NO. III.

I1UKTKATT No. III.
i II Cherubim themselves might stand
Before the harpings OF thy band
so pure it, theme 80 grand the tone,
When chanting Of the Great Whts Throne
Or breathing morals DER our shore,
Az they were never breathed before
We'll may the mortal, ~ thy voice.
Beside his sacred hearth rejoice,
And smile TO such \ thou
Shed heaven upon his Infants brow.
Yes, thine il here q household name
Wreatbcd with II soft. seraphic tame;
The millions on il fondly gaze,
And by Il guide i.ifes mystic ways;
The Nation proudly owns its light
And sees her own imperial might
Illuminated GLOW GU high
With spleudor born IN yondcr sky.
The pnresi, h0iiest wreath for thee,
mild, transcendant Sigourpeyt
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KNOWS Fall Hats mud Furs for the Ladies'
ready No. 2l2 Broadway corner OF FULTON
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Defiance SaIemander Ssfes-Whh Patent
poer proof locks and bars Also aud burglar
wv" P ROBERT " PATRICK.
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Ladies', II Sensible, VIII Procure q Pair q
CANTRELLS ladies' thick fall boots Sls Broadway
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a. Grandtean il the Only Person who
he roxs ed scientifically all Of human hair
AT "a Civ ch street of barclay The Sixth Eighth
avenue aaa 8 stop at the door of the Establishment.
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wheeler a wilson's Sewing Machines,
new style. Price ESQ. omce SO Broadway.
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sink Scarfs, at 81 Each.
A large lot just imported
MOODY'S Shirt Emporium, 262 Bro adway.
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PAIR or WHISPERS AND M0usrACTE PRO.
N duccd by my ongnent IN SIX weeks " ~ GRAHAM
los Nassau street, Hays. us Fulton street Bropkyn VI
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the public taste has sed
as in the popularity Of his SPLENDID fall and winter hat for
s. superiative folly pay 81 for hat broadway,
IA en- more beautiful and liner onean be had at lib Mas
900 street for IS So
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Hernia Cured by Marsh,s Radical Cure
Reference 10 al the principal surgeons
Of this city. Call and examine No vesey street. Aaor
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rTR WALTER SCOTS OPINION or IT.

CIR WALTER SCOTS OPINION or 1T.
Breaches there n man with soul NJ dead
Who never hath the LEDGER read
At evening TO his Preside bsndy
Whose heart hath meier within HIM burned.
As home his footsteps he hath turaed.
Carrying Ledger in his hand
Tfsuch there he, 60 mark him well,
For him no sweethearts rapture swell
tor him wite's children's smile
VIII the weary evening hours beguile.
High though his Office, proud his name,
Brlsk hls business Ia wish can claim.
Despite his Office power and peli
The bioekhead centpred all IN self.
When 20 his breakfas he down,
All olling IN his dressing gown.
ShAii drink cold coffee every morn.
Nor comfort take, except = in horn
While his wife shall 10 the newsman ny,
And with her pence the Ledger buy.