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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

UnIted States senator. Gov. Powell hn
been elscIsd lbs Legislature of Kentucky TO suceeed
ihe Hon. John o. Thompson in The United slalos
senate.
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o supply the vacancy caused by Che Resignation o. INC
Hon. N. p. Banks.
~~>~<~-~~><>>-~~
Mayor TiemAn, of New York; states IN his first
message to the City Council that the total debt Of the
cityis $i7,e14,l9i the permanent debt, $lSess,i6s
The amount unproyided fol. the LIST Of January is
siO,a73, 2Di.
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II is stated that Of the 100000 required for the
ourchase Of Mount Vernon, the sum Of $4,000 has
been raised, and put out at interest.
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.~-~~-~~~~~>~>>>-
Money By MAm.-Ihe failure OF the sys.
tenn of registered letters" for the transmits.
sion Of money by maiI--the complaint being
that il serves to direct the attention oftegnes
to the letters which contain money-induced
the late Postmaster General TO natures plan
for issuing Money Orders by every Postinasi
ter upon other Postmasters, for transmitting
small sums to persons at other offices. The
present Postmaster General merely refers to
this plan in his late Report, without approv~
ing or disappearing Of il. which we regret.
for in our opinion such a system will not only
be convenience, but will become q necessity,
if the democracy should succeed in their ap.
parent determination t. abolish all bank mites
oi less denomination than IS, then $40, then
$50, and then perhaps $50 In that event.
how shall small sums be transmitted Tram
place to place? Species too heavy, and too
liable to loss and robbery, to be sent by mail.
Aud the only resource seems to US TO be 10
the Nancy Order system. which has been IN
successful operation in Great Britain Tor
several years, as we learn, and where, instead
Of being i government charge. il has been
source Of considerable revenue. The amount
ii any one order is limited in England TO s25,
and the fee paid is proporlione,l to the amount.
Scarcely any me wonld object to the pay
me Mt Of small sum to insure the safe trans
mission BY mail Of money which he desires to
remit TO distant place. Fay. Ocstrrer.
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NpYhl Int lligt nc.o.

BROOKLYN NAVY yARp-rhe Sabine (bo) received hey
beard en- The sd rs ARD VIII haul out irto the
stream In = day two. All her officers have reported
iIcept tia Ts Lieutenant, VINO has leave Of sSseace
uxul the LIST Of scpseu bes.
Tho San Jncinto (lo), screw steamer, which arrived
rcrc ou the path from China has bsuec oto tho wharf
and IN stripping ship
1hs 81 Louis (is) received hsr lower mAss tuesday
ard nill he n tee for sea at once.
Tho Resf, store ship, 70 return 10 hspin~ali with
the homo equscron add po 10 Gus with tbs
Pmsgrsy exp-di,cr NJ bss been reported.
The Harriet Lane revenue steamer, viii soon be ready
Tor sea
Tie Niagara continues 10 be viStfd cay by immense
ncturfe persons On Mon last, among thn visi
Professor Bacbe superinsnce OF ihe unieo
s.s Coast Survey Georgs Cuyicr Fac tho railroad
king OF the South.
We learn that the United States surveying schooner
Madison offered for sale. She iyirg In the baxtn
c the COB dock
Tee Brooklyn steam soop Of war, having returned
10 the Sew YORK eide, is again Ia thc hands OF tho
chinbts.
ltere no change regard to tho other ct tho
yud y the ARRIVAL Of the Niagara sud &a JAcnto, and
the launching o. the st. Louis, the docks are made 70
sssune tbsp wonted appearance
lhe Unio States brig Dolphin arrived NJ saguA 9Th inst
from CArocuas.
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pI4rr puVA ETnC.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PImAnkPfiA, august Is, 1858.
Stocks steady Pennsyivspia ate Eees, ss;s; Read
ps Railroad. 2aH; Morris Cana, Az; Long Island RAN
road, I2L; Pennsy ivania railroad a.
BALTIMORE August %, 1853
Flour steady. Wheat active ard aru red 81 rs 81 So
white o. Js 81 81 Corn dull: white $50 soc. Prov
s,cns-a declining tendency. whaksy dull and lower
sacc at o5hc. zee.
Pm,pmJmA, August Is, 1888.
Flour steady at Is 70 wbeas STEADY o. 81 20 81 2e
for red, 81 ~ 81 90 for white Corn steady: yel
low nelo NJ &c Whxkey Gull at &c. q nc.
BrTTAIo, August 26-l2 SOP, NJ
F1cur dull; tendency downward suopy Offering better
400 bbe s. ~ s. 70 Tor good 10 coosce extra
Oblo and Ca1adsn, aud IS 70 So for double exiras
81 IA oun dull and lover saes, 5000 bushels at 66c
and Gee bushels co private te-ms Oats dui and nom
4sc. Wnskey quiet no sales held CT 1sc. Canal
freight dull At 36c. on hur; exc. on wheat and sd on
New Yort Lake receipts for the last twonty four
hours-l0A ace bes ouT, 30 ESQ busheis wheat IS $50
burhels cgrn. Csusl shipments ume-l,075 bbls
flour ~ os5 bushss wheat, 3o2si bushels corn ssco
bushels oats
BrryAto, August 2e-ep NJ
Flour--suppy Offering better market hardly 30 nrm
SIS 10 % rs Tor good 10 indiana, kchissn,
Ono and Cscada; IS IS - for double extras Wheat
dull and heavy, and fu5 i've cenr lower: sales Goo
buahcls Ohio ri 81 IL, and rna lot Of vhi.e
Kentucky at 81 81. Corn heavy and lover: safes Il 900
bushels at Csc CSC for warm and sound Oats 1u'et
and in moderate demand. sales loo bushels - s,o.
shskey dull and nominal 81 2sc. Canal frcighe-3sc. on
fruv exc. wbea', srd nc on corn 10 New York Re-
eeius ios hs ast twenty four hours5<2s bols Hour;
"a s9t bushels wheat $500 bushes corn; l16 bushes
whesi; a ,ss2 bushes corn.
C1SuSSATI, August &-5 N
Flour dull ~ - 30 - - Wheat declined too osnt~-
wnskcy sc. Provisioos Gull. Mess pork ZIG
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1hs Hartford Rirsmsn-ThAar Departure FOR


Yesterday TIE members OF Neptune Engine COMPANY
No. 2, Of Hartford, we're moss hospitality entertained BY
Protector Engine Company No. u, throughout The whole
day. 10 tie morning tho special committee Of Easiue
Company No. a. Who bad The Connecticut nrcmsn In tow
under tho command Of er foreman, M Ent.kGD, pro-
ceeded 10 rammany Hall. the headquarters d Ne .
where they received thor guests and headed BY Colts
Armory Bard, OF Hartford, made parade without their
engine through The upper part Of the city, passiss
around the Washington aud worsh monumental AZ oOe
O'Clock they reached The Upion H,el, Hudson Street.
where Q moss sumvsuous DINNER was prepared. and 70
which the rrcmcn and gesis In general did ample justice.
After jusscc had been done tho visnds, timothy wafers
OF Engine Company No. "a, gave a. the first toast:-
Mr. CHARLES Rsxp the foreman. responded, abiding n
The very hstlerng manner be- as veil ~ his command,
bad been received by he Ne~ York arencn Re spoke
OF ,se insuiolr hey had visited on Randall and BLACK
wells isiands which he claimed A. model for the world
sssst,n rnrpeer P,vsoSs. OF Hartford being toasted
returned bis vsvmess thanks for the honor doue him re
etps that pos In the power OF the Hartford ors-
men give Their NeS iors prssarsa 20 ~, az -
Witnessed baa msosa lasting I'm IMPRESSION upon him. which
he should feel greet PRIDE 70 ando 70 smons MS eel
los ciuzers ii homo. Tho public institutions Of New
York alone enough 10 repay them teno'd for the
time they had devo'et IN visiting them He gave "a con
W. rr9csr h dsemso ~ Ss called Spoo
responded n bic us,s happy manner, wishing The mem
ber Of Neptune No pleasant and safe return 70 .her
nstve city. Ne soke OF the visit Of No q 10 Hartford
and regretted thas not IN tbe power Of bis
mand las DO housnt 10 return TIE hosptses that had
been lsvrhci upon thom while 10 the CITY OF Hartford.
Colonel SAMUEL CcoLay, Of the Firs Regiment Conpect
cut state h'in, ard foreman OF Sack Bucket Com
PAM No o. Hsrtiord ee,g nooorcd With soss, .as
psrcct upronr Of laughter for nesvy bali hour eDdpg
wrh tcas 10 honor OF Me Ten Governors Of ne Aims
Cot'r hnory Bud, attached 10 the extensive Colts
pistol mandatory. and who accompany the Hartford
hfereu, next loasted which responded 10 BY
/ A q ~ ard crn al NTH
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News from che Plains.

ST.. Louis, Aug. 2s. 1858.
Fort Laramie dates of the zth inst. say tina. Col.
Monroe has assumed che command OF the district Of
the Platte, and now has three companies OF the
Fourth artillery stationed at that post and two
companies Of the same regiment and one company
of the Second dragons will be stationed there this
winter. Major Gatlin, with one company Of the
Seventh infantry left Laramie for Utah on the 7th
inst Capt. Hancock and ether officers. who went
out with General Harvey, had passed Laramie on
their way further west.
Santa Fe correspondent Of the RepubicGn says:
The reason why the Navajo Indians refused to sur
render the murderer Of Major Brooks negro is. be-
cause Brooks positively refused to indemnify then,
for some forty horses killed by the troops about two
months since for trespossng on the grazing grounds
Of Fort Defiance. Major Brooks gives the Indians
until the 18th inst. to bring in thu murderer.
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WASHINGTON, August &c. 1853.
By mail We have New Orleans papers of saturday
afternoon, containing Mexican news.
The latest advices from Monterey announced the
departure Of yidaurn with the Second division of
the ormy OF she North or the city OF Mexico
large force WAS concentrating at Tamsapas
with view to the capture OF Tampi,o.
Gen. Miramcn left Guadalajara on the 18th Of
July with 5000 men, going in the direction Of Lagos,
either to march San Luis or to take another road
for the city of Mexico.
proposition had been made to unite the forces
Of the coasttutionalists before marching upon the
capital,
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Affairs at hii,uNy.


TIE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY 1LECrIONs-asR4IT
sMrH's NEW ORGAN, ETC.
ALBANY August 26, 1855
The democratic primary meetings were held to
day, and two tickets run in every ward The one
known as the Cagger ticket swept the entire city,
With the exception Of the Tenth ward. There the
hards were ahead, and riot took place. Two ballot
boxes smashed. and in consequence Of this the
inspectors divided, and certify to both tickets
There was much confusion and excitementau day.
new daily morning paper started to-day as the
central organ OF Gerrit Smith. 1t is handsome
sheet and is called The Hour and the Man.
The reception this afternoon of the foreign news
sent through the cable from Valentls, Ireland, re-
kndled the excitement and interest in the ocean
telegraph.
Nothing Of any interest in the market. Wheat
and corn move very slowly.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special wssnirsson Despatch.

Our Special Sssnirsson Despatch.
TIE INDIAN CAMPAIGN ON rus rAcirIc-TnE PARA
QUAY Observation-Disclosures rs--coNDiToS OF
TIE TREASURY, Krc.
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1868.
The Secretary Of War left the city this morning.
for Old Point Comfort, where he Ia TO meet Lieut.
General Scott or consultation, probably in refe
renee 70 the permanent disposition Of the forces in
Utah and the Pacific country for the winter. Co
vernon Floyd will be absent for three or four days
The Paraguay mission still hangs fire. The sus-
ricions Of the administration are aroused by the
great anxiety manifested on the part Of those
representing the interests Of the principal claimants
TO have some person appointed who Is supposed 10
exercise grea, influence at the State Department.
The fact that NIL claims must be audited and sp-
proved by that department before the demand for
their payment is made by our government upon q
foreign Power, may account for the anxiety al
1uded 10.
Horace Moedy has been reappointed Collector at
Abe mort OF Ordcnsburg, New York. Mr.. l.ightncr
has alss been appointed Surveyor Of Customs at
Cairo, Illinois, in place OF Johp s. Hacker, term
expired.
The announcement by your correspondent Of the
resignation Of the Naval Officer Of the port Of New
York has flooded the Treasury Department with let
ters aud geographic dispatches from applicants for
abe appointment. II is understood IL Is enphati-
cslly denied at the Treasury Department that any
such letter from Mr.. Birdsa has been received. At
all events, no moro applicants for the Office are
needed At present.
Hon. A. ". Stephens has, IL IL reported, arrived at
hs home in Georgia, and IL is understood that he did
not visit this city TO sec the President on Illinois
matters. II is said that he considers the case a
hopeless ene-past All remedy.
The Hon Pierre soule, Governor II. 8. Foote and
ex-senator James Cooper, are in town.
The Board Of Engineers, consisting OF Chief En-
sineers Wood. Sewell and King will convene at the
New York Navy Yard on the first Of September for
the examination Of engineers for promotion
The transactions at the Treasury during the week
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YELLOW FEVER EXCITEMENT ON STATEN
3sIAND-A feeling Of intense excitement and
elaru pervades the inhabitants Of Staten Island
on the subject Of yellow fever. They believe
that the disease is spreading around Quaran-
tine; that numbers OF deaths have already 0c-
CURED from it there, and that the Health Officer
is responsible for Gil this. His conduct in the
matter Of Quarantine regulations lie the univer-
cal theme Of conversation among Staten Island
era They charge. among other things, that he
not only permitted, but procured the attendance
OF some dozen or more stevedores at political
meeting there some time ago, and that through
the contsgion communicated by them two per-
eons, who were also at the meeting, have since
caught the fever and died. that he permits the
msn who has charge of the iron scow, where in
fected clothing is burned, TO sleep at his house
on the leland every night, and that he also gives
coayalescent patients burroughs for the day, and
allows them TO come up to the city on the pay
neut of dollar for the privilege.
There is 60 much excitement and alarm on the
leland thst these charges must not be in any way
regarded az proved. II may be that they have
no foundation whatever In fact, or that the
statements sre grossly exaggerated. They are,
however, current aod believed as gospel on the
island and DR.. Thompson owes 1t to his own
reputation as well as to the public safety, to re-
flute or explain them-otherwise this alarm may
have an evil effect in more ways than one.
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The Unssso ss.s.s Conss survey.

BOSTON, AuHUst 70, loJos
Mr.. Hiiyard, Of the United States Coast Survey,
left in the Niagara on Wednesday for Trinity Bay In
order to make preparations for more accurate lie
termination of the comparative longtudcs Of The
stations ON the opposite shores Of the Atlantic. The
bigh Mathematical attainments aud habits Of close
and accurate obser alton Of this gentleman emil
nently qualify him for this important duty. Con-
siderable time must necessarily eapse after the pre-
parations are made before the observations can be
completed and the results computed.
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Charge OF Perjury, &c.

Bosros, August 26, 1853.
Thomas Brown, who was brought on fron New
York yesterday, was this morning held in sl5 900 to
answer the charge of subornation of perjury.
DR.. David Browns bail was, in consequence of new
and important testimony, raised to $40 900 this
morning. His counsel are about getting writ of
habeas CORPUS out for him.
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AHpswsw CORN, ~ Nsrrsr. r>nr., 70 1toRIAssA X /.
yeopSsss csugrser Of the Isse cAr kiog, sso
Eeapns fsoo., end Ssr PrsncSso. Ca, pApsrs poss,
ccry.
D.wsos-- Isvmu AT Ps.ersss. n. j. % wscnssfsY,
Arsesr So, ~ Res " 4. EoDn5 over, teosAs DA~
eos o. BsovkIyn, NJ Y to Hst<s Isyss, a. ptiesson-
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Fnro's GARpES-BrSuu or MIS- Cco.nss = mis- young
lady, who has established for herself reputation ss one
Of the bes, modern artists Q co-edienrs, takes her
hrss benent In New York 81 N,blos Garden 10 night On
thc srvond of merit slors Miss coombes entitled 10
hearty resFons. nom IRE sove,s Of The drama aud 20
acp,s We psble VII amply respond 70 Der art appeal
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TN. Selling OF the Europ~.

ST. JOINS, n. f.. August 20, 1913.
The repairs on the steamship Europa have been SO
nearly completed that it is announced by her agents
that abe will sail from this port for Liverpool to-
morrow evening.
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Ohio Congregational Npminati0a.
CLEVELAND, August &c, 1858.

John Hutchings was nominated yesterday for
Congress by the republicans Of the Twentieth dis
trict, vice Joshua II. Giddings.
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CIScINNATI. August 26. 1858,

CINCINNATI, August &c, ls5s.
The committee appointed to investigate the affairs
of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company report
that the contractors did not perform the contract.
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Webster. NE crgeu of the foreign policy or the
syTcited Ststs under the administration of Mr.
.-Tsler. should have been so slow In meeting the
assertion of the right Of visit by Lord Aberdeen
with the decided aud uneqoiyoeal negative
which the principles uniformly maintained by
the Uoled States in all it, pres oas international
-iIiscusslcns demanded, though 40 secret tn msny
who were contemporary actors Or close OBJ
servers Of the event of that day, will, d,ubtless,
excite more or lees Of surprise in the minds OF
the present generation Of his countrymen. A
clue ~ the correc. solution Of the enigma l5
furnished in the following remarks contained in
Che Introduction, prepared ia all probability
nrder his own eye, to the collection OF his
diplomatic and Official Papers" Published in
1913. The writer says
Ahuvs all, may hoped that the suggestion Of Mr.
Webster Wii be borne mind sby fu awcussi,as
OF ths aud ether qus so1s, that the pSii1y OF
she Unkcd siasts feeble oavsl 70 GER Int
rested exssEeyarns ths doctrine Of peur~ isvioA6i'iy
respect FIR every ,nuepsodsnt dag Interest
az ell OWL red sies powerful @eak; but the nAnk OF
I'm see ssst.s anna naval Po~ ers ps
Atlantic tbe VI tue Pacac. may lea
yieSE they have htber held, snd moderate their anxiety
70 Si eSir.nle the rights which the
fs~ o. ns,dos coDcedes to ruoio vesseis
Considerations such as these, IL is we'll
known, were employed by the British govern
nent auG its able representative in this coun-
try 10 turn aside The ul'ncs Of American states
men from a continued devotion to those
generous and noble msxims Of the liberty Of
the seas which their fathers proclaimed, and to
which each succeeding generation had firmly
adhered, through good AID through evil report.
Happily, she people Of the United States have
thought that the right ADD the expedient are
one snd tbe same in every wise and large
scheme cf human affairs, aud that it is more
worthy OF o tree and magnarimous nation to
uphold principles founded in justice which en-
sure equal protection to all, the weak as we'll
rs the etl osg, than those which give an in
creased aud dangerous preponderance to the
strong. Ard who does not feel at the present
moment that more real strength, a. well as
true gioty, has rtdouDded to America from the
rrreeVering assertion of her principles Of free
dom and equality Gu the ocean-at last crowned
with euccess by the universal acknowledgment
OF their justice--thsu could have been derived
from sny interested combination in support of
the claims Of maritime police, which the SUI
peIior military marine Of any single Power
would turn fatally TO her oppression.
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Death OF Ex-0cve~ncr MssesIs.
Bosros, August 26, 1858.
Ex-Governor Metcalf died at Claremont, N. H.,
this morning, OF erysipelas.
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Msarws,H.ANyymyz

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uIISOes -bI rOIDEs
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es'r" 70 ia original co ~ a. olicsu M. -.
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lar ~ H' e~0 Dseptsf, Z AZ. ar1dn
.iAh biarf Arf ties Sitas,, a. 4, -.
Docs Eot f.y ~ nsi-. but gsrs b4nuai sesszsas.s
wlLsONg HAS EssTLE.g
Win crsc es.ne~. prevent tss tstr fr-~u s.t1rr ga
sVr ghrn week inar OF the k.s -
rFveot hs BAR turp srs No OILS gre>se assa DO osss
S~c~ u hair rue glossy caar pgs
ter Cry "a, large bottles Ros ays.oy o. H1sns .Tpa
d,us sS~e N6 arscS street. New York and CAl aD1rcs
1htFc niS walt ut siyees Phi ad-isit~
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GsDTIt.N ~ rys rUytlC
~ After ~vsri yssss eEpes in.eri.sS n ihe ost ~
1o fos ucssely suessedsd, tbs ssr 1919, Ira
csccvrrT IN vs. nsSufastus BY which i-pgsi o'1rs
pure
MY Unrutaoscv7 tS At sshesdsm 5oi,snd Aher ses,rs
mor Va rhScso s5sI Tile 10 Il lntrOsset ..Ss
be mtrctn pubic under tSs title ~ "wO 40 SohsiJs
Arcmsns scapps' scbsts-r tbs ans TIE Ola % u
no isn, whrr- the gsc msuufaotuyex. cs,i,-
Us nsso men ee X. Ian 10 ipe< bsry siss which IL
d-vos-d snd ne WORD eohnspps Is the MOO drsak
cosoe DE- sosr.d.m aromatic drrt No 800 r-r
hnd ms eonnspvs been MUodaced To- lao Acne ,ssu
pusIlc. SOD lese-sd VITA arorobaasa San Hs
nGuor Eixsrs o. New yost s~rs, ARD pbE.<S.
phia pursu ~ih 'her al. II and .o,,,s.
urt~ various uAmes-sohetsu go soh-sd.m rosrsssa
ic1dor Clnb ho1s@ Gin, losdsa eorass ala uai,oss~x
schpspgs Sc xr4 r several nv Ia "a ~.
Guy inns.eS stb org bs anats OF I'D :. -
pssd tecAncs svoHape. Of the spdlo ,,,esui, ore
nnpaae o. cayeissa Dursh.s-.a Z u,d.~x-sJ.
i.s. qrse.y beca purchAssc bS sa EsvssAss az lss
eu,trrr ard NeDsfrn Sstes The hann
tie hx',o!a m~4okspt ~ho esripssos i-eiro,y. IN a.
fsnc nv ssil tho spurious articles 10 ol4sd~
a. ,hs pg'netpAf y b. rincrcd he r nc~itacu
1kv~ Ever. Respectable ct xrn who vzuns shs or
TIE nmurly In Witch ~ Iva vii aid osi
s.d sseears se cssn. VINO tAs ssss
'e~ oers .i pat In jeopardy the lives OF
In ~soe se NSes -uch should &c nsu-A &c t1s pesv
OF gtsuiAx e1ecxs tim UDDLPHO xUt,Fs
Sole importer, l1 ~ and q Res btree4
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SsuShsxn ana Wsssssn Trads~-zsus stpch
f>ii and winter ciossins for he above trste ncyu
plets psnG ayEs ~ all he bed Ard ess
styles Of winter closlaG Terms and pres ygy fsySeis
% undoustsd hosasn. ID pEytir CO.,
"A ana FBuaHyny.
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Twenty Cent Ambrotypes. with Case. Beam
fuy colos I'd yist~ Thur.osy by Ave hundr~d iad
for portraits, 81 kin 5ALfSs, sa Broadway.
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WHITES Fall style of Gentiemsn's Dress H.ss
s. WHITES, Las rull,n 3<2 0reenwch streets,
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BsSSsvsf's Rstiiard Palace (6sseerD ~
removed tsiseen) s abes lee Fulton street No Ann ST.
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