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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

RAISING SiLARiEs.-In accordance with q resolu~
ton passed by the Board of Education, the Jersey
Cty Common Council a, their last meeting Increased
tn. salaries o. the PRINCIPALS Of the Public Schoo 10
81 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

SUICIDE.-An inquest was held on Wednesday. Nc
Bellevue Hospital upon the body of Timothy Ha.-
rington a yagrani. who committed suicide by jumping
into the East river. lie had exhibited some evidence
OF insanity while al the workhouse. verdict N
DSnlcide by Drowning. was reniered II The lnry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

wee given him ~ Fredrriek Iue"is formerly clerk
in tie employ of the Cuban firm. 1t was supposed
ths, more Of the same kind had been negotiated
Warrants were Issued for the ccgsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

Elegant EngIlsh BRUSSELS CARPETtNG AT Ioc.,
and per yard AnWoo INGRAM, 81 $50. 4oc and
tc- Sic 4ec and SOC. TABLE AID PIANO Gov
LRs, &c, at extraordinary low prices!
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. % Rowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

AMERICAN IssTIruTE FAiR.-Yesterday the
time appointed for the opening of the Thirteth Annual
Fair of the American Institute. The doors were OPEN
but there was nothing in the building, except few
carpenters preparing for the goods which expected
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
TN1ftTtlst HtuT.I
The friends Of the late u. Newbod (oyer forty


year. with the Bank OF Anes ispt-
Broadway
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fAdvertisemen..
-. ..I c,.nnI. n -. MT iniiI. Il, inrifad

Strangers and friends are particularly invited 10
call examine stock of MATCHES. JgwELRY SILVER
wAsE ami PLArEouARE without b-nr under obligation
70 purhs.e. CULBFRT BROTHERS. No 3Sy Csna-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CCURT-SgPr 49,
Juds,, NyLso> and HALL.


The reading of the testimony taken IN tins case oc-
cupied the whole day. The Act Incorporating the
Company the documents and testimony. occupy seven
hundred qusrto pages. The argument viii proceed
tomorrow
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accused e,s conveyed b! OE,er T5ouston, bell him 20
bail to Keep the peacr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
RFsL EsrAIs.-The folow,n .A.e. Of rcai estate.
g.. NJ anntion Sept u. lSls hv Adrnh Il. Muller.

a.. Ut au't'h; Npt H. tc-s> ~ fufilh H. 'tuileF.
ss.or, brown stree and 0t ~ Pi-k
f4or. eri lot No y Beeekrr sr-r' $50
Hos "a Nc. =. Prrr- street. TX 9g....... iac0
D. o. -ie SIS. sr e 20 o = 18th -NiO5 90
ot eide s2i street. 2. . s-h Az e5xl0ot. I7N
street orirr s=,f1N
n. ic e3s ..-e, sd,orin4 ,iyloa .......... i-a
b.. .is I'd street liciag .fxiA1 f............ go
Sop Cora-rs 4 knae 30
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

CHARGE OF FoRCTRY.-Officer Bunt of the First
Precinct yesterday afternoon arrested two men named
John Morgan and William Gilkent, charged with
forging the names of Messrs. Bowen McNamee totwo
orders, and check the Shoe and Leather Bank.
The orders are addressed to Messrs Lyles. Pclhsnus
e. Co. and call for the delivery to bearer OF guam
tty of candles. The check was signed Bowen &
MeNamee, and payable to the firm above mentioned.
The accused were taken before Justice Osborn, and
locked UP for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

BEET Roor FoR M,KIsG P,PEE.-A lot of this
new material for the manufacture OF paper, arrived IN
the ship American Congress on Monday consigned to
the agent, j. Winchester We have seen some samples
of Engsh-made paper from beet residue, which is OF
admirable quality and which we are assured cost the
manufacturer cents per pound less than could have
been done for the quality from other material.
The business cs manufacturing from bee, residre will
shortly b. commenced in the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

Row ABOUT Goar.-Mr. Brodie, the mantills
man. doing business Canal street, was apprehended
yesterday, charged With sssaultins one DIR. Watson
who resides in Mercer street. 1t appears that the
back wards attached TO the place Of business and resi-
dence of the above named gentlemen, adjon each
other. Mr. Brodie has for some time. kept goat In
his yard. which animal greatly annoyed the Doctor.
Yesterday the Doctor visited Mr.. Brodie and COM
psined about the goat words ensued, and row fol-
lowed in which the Doctor alleges that he was vio-
!eutly beaten sc. Justice Steers, before whom the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

Last week. D,SS,h2 i@so'so os'as'|h t'i'sSS
The Minnesota Mining Company has declared
second semsnnusl dividend out ofthe profits Of 1857,
of % share. or IS cent payable at the Office Of
the Company in this city, No. ls7 Greenwich street.
The sales of last years prod,ct having been cioved,
the ne. earnings of the Company are now sscesiDsd
to be about >oS oOo Of which $40 900 were divided
among the stockholders in April last, and sl0,ooe
now announced for payment on the first of November
pext. This makes the large amount OF $oo0, 600 net
pro6fs earned and divided among the stockholders 9
the Minnesota Mining Company in the hrst siI yean.
from 1852 to 1857, inclusive.
The Phenix Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn
has declared . semi ANIMAL dividend Of 10 cent.
payable at the branch Office, No. 81 Wal street, o.
demand.
meeting of the Second Bondhodsrs Of the Coviss-
ton and Lexington Road will be held 1t the once a
John Fsrguson, No. IS Pins-srest, on Friday, Sos
"a, a O'Clock p. M.
We understand that creditors Of the Ohio Life anA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Arthur Hsmln and
Charles Quinn were arrested Tuesday night, by Officer
Bel of the Fifth Precinct on charge of having on
the 18th Jaly las. robbed Mr. William j. Storer of
SIS 80 on the corner Of South Sixth and Ninth streets.
At the time the robbery committed Mr.. Storer
Was set upon BY party Of four persons who blind
folded hum and then robbed him. After the robbery
two Of the parties ran across Dvison-avenue, and
person living on the corner saw them and gave their
description TO the officer From this description the
parties present arrested, and are held to await
examination this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

MEETIsc or THE BOARD OF EDrcNiOs.-fhe
Board of Education having found il difficult 20 obtain
a quorum a. ths hour SIT for meeting "A o'clock,
passed resolution st the last session fixing the hour
at clock .. m on the first Tuesday in each month.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

Net etErgsso, 4a4 s6 A,H2 81 2s,o7 Aod o5 I|,5H -
The Road Of this Company is 1873 miles long, cou-
mencng 30 miles west Of Chicago, at its junction with
the Gslena Road, and extending to Galesburg wbsrc
connects with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad fer
Quincy and with the Peoris and Oquswks Railroad far
Burlington and Oquawka.
The steamer to-day took $685., 40 in gold.
s. Drspers regular daily auction sale Of Bonds and
Stocks will take place tomorrow Thursday at i2i
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nicolsys regular auction sale Of StocL
and Bonds will take place tomorrow Thursday, u
i2l O'Clock. at the Merchants Exchange.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day wss
}ls 22O,4i3.
The movement Of the Banks in the four principal
cities of the Union, in which weekly reports are made.
"a shown By their lat statement. Is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

YoCsG MIs's CHRISTIAN CNIoS.-A meeting OF
some sixty young men was he'd on Monday evening IN
the Rev. NJ. Anabe's Church, corner Of Washington
and Gates avenues for the purpose Of considering the
practloability OF forming a Young Mems Christian
Union. Mr.. David A. Sutton presided and Mr.. A. U.
Maitland was chosen Secretary. Committee OF tnree
from each Church in the vicinity WAS appointed 10
draft Constitution and Bylaws. Considerable in,
terest was manifested and after appointing several
Committees. the meeting adjourned until Monday
evening next, at the same place.
the BODY OF man was found IN the o8~ment %
one of of teneIpents 10 Eurman street near o'ae
street. on Wednesday evening, which had IAN IneIe
for some four DAYS, aud was ia state of pa'lnac'v.
The man il supposed to have died OF eonsumptnn W
one knew who he wa. The body was promptly in-
TERED BY the authorities and means used 10 dsiaeo'
the premises.
CossrRUcTyE LsKo,sf.-John Herbert . tslio,'
residing at No. "a Meserole street Eastern Dl'.i.
was arrested by Officer Bunee Of the SlItn rIeeJ' J
on September H. for being habitua drunHaia, anu'
a. such. was sent up to the Penitentiary. On osen
ing him a number Of pswn-tckets for costs H.ie
found. which were given TO his WIFE, Suoseqaenay
Sergeant Grififhs Of the Sixth Precnc' usoo, IT, .
that some of the firms for which he worked nao io''
clothing TO the amount of $l5O which hsd Deel In h-
trusted TO him 10 make up, aud which, II spPec'u o
had pawned in New York, and apPropns.e1 'us
money 10 his own use. He ws in TIE Pra.ucs !"
getting goods to make up. and, instead oi
them he would pawn them when nnished 10. ~ss 'nan
ons-quare, their vsue. He Wl be heid 70 sn'"e'
the charge when be ge.a eat Of the tea'e0HA'I'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

They are officially reported by the Auditor o. follows:
From Freight. ..'.....s....s..s..Sb6o ~
Prom Wall itS< =
From SIS 4i-ifii ~
Earnnss In same month last year......... lS,rls "
Increase "a " Pcent)..................... S1oJB II
Expense. in Au.ust fa53.................... @JH "
Yxo@n.~s i'm August Observation-Disclosures. s367s 50
Increase Is IiG ~ cent? f)................. &2st5 ~
Ne, earnins, n Ausg.t 1873 sjs............. 6O79I q
her earnings in August 1851 57............... 500 10
Increase "a $40 v cent? tI..............." S115l -
The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company have been:
Freight, IS 7ss p s34i 90 sssTs % 750a "a p4on 81
Passrn's 20 $50 81 25,Oss s 1855 a,oS "a iio6D n
Mail and
Miseel. 1910 80 2oll q l,757 ~ i,j3 s9s -
Total o01 80 iio5l 81 $3.50 IL lo4Sd o6 4o 7s II
Opera,ins -
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complaints Of the friends Of the republic,

complaints Of the friends Of the republic,
and makes idle merriment Of the gravest
question ever presented to the American
people. The President Of the United
States is doing his utmost to sustain and
enforce policy, that must inevitably
lead to civil war,-he sides with tyrants
and villains-he endorses and apologies
for their outrages, his executive arm is
under them, the money Of the people he
lavishes for their support, the armies Of
the republic stand upon and crush down
the rights Of the people Of Kansas, and il
this is not enough he declares doctrines
and principles which enthrOne the princi.
pie Of tyranny in every state Of the I'm.
ION, and bind and fetter the people to
sustain an institution Of evil that is con.
tinually knawing at the vitals Of liberty,
His message shows that he is earnest in
attaining his object, scrupuling not in
classifying history, ashamed Of no evasion'
or bubbles, he will leave nothing undone
that he can do to accomplish the wrong
he desires.
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and pa,,ed ,hs upcoubsd hs.d Ni.h her ~.

and pat,ed the uncombed head Nth her A.
istocratic hand
"0h s'am. my mother 10 dead ana my
father 10 sick and can't work-and' and
no ones cares for me-
The tender bsDln II loveliness rose aho
fell, and ro.e again and pearl drVpPd rom
the tips Of her long eyelsshcs. IL have q
sweet baby mysslf. younger than you. Give
me anothe, orange for her,, and another
glittering half dollar found It's way down
among the oranges. The outo.st play thins
Of fortune hid her young lace In her iru',
while the peerless daughter ofbesu'y turned
away. 10 conceal the glorious soul that would
sneak through her face, and reIoined her
lettering and inpatient friend
God bless thee, thou noble .ouied woman.
Thou dds, thrill the chords VI heart Other
than that Of the beggar girl. Ion, untouched
by sympathy for is fellows. Ihou d'dsi
wax. in one, who -aw thy deed oi love. and
heard thy words oi pity, feelings To which
his breast had long bsen - stranger 81
Lnow thy works and charity" and thou,
unni,yin, Pharis-e-do 81 not know thy
work: and charity" alsof Verify I say
unto you, even you, Dainty Slipper, who
didst .cvru the miseries OF wre ched child
OF thine own s-I-you oh you, i,nmacu'
late Dainty slipper, "have your reward.
Tn. large eyes vi the sorrowing Italian
girl followed with mute blr.sing- and thanks
givlnss, her gentle AMI qheenly bensiActrcs'
until her iurn was Vst IN the disIance.-
When Oh. iri ndlsss notherl.-s h,ntlinx had
called hack her thoughts with her g'irs, sh.
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FIRE. The Barn belonging to the city
farm on Hollis road, was entirely consumed
by FIRE on Tuesday morning last, between
the hours OF 7 and 8, together with sheds
and other ou,builoings connected with it.
There were about IS tons Of hay. over n
hundred bushels ofgrain. Is head Of cattle.
three swine, and all the farming utensils
destroyed. A horsc and hogs and par. Of
the grain were saved. There was an Insur.
ance On the barn for SOS and the same
amount On the hay and grain. NJ Insur-
snce On the ,tock.
The ERE was the WORK OF an incendiary.
A Hutcl,ins boy about Is years old, who
with his mother, was carried to the p,or
arm the previous day a. n puper-ak,ng
ofsnce far bling carried ,here. n he wished
"a be Supported ID the farm, while the fami.
ly were breakEsting. went into the harm und
cot frs to t,'e hay in several Il,cs with
friction matches A deaf and dumb boy
witnrs-d what was going On, und commu.
nicAted is To the family u, SON ~ 10 could
by signs, but before he was undsrtood the
a,mrs had - extended that all ef,rs w,re
insufficient u save the harm. although BY
much e.errion che house was saved.
The Hutchins b1v utter setting the Gre
made his escape, hut was son arrs,rd by
Office, York, and examined b,forc the Munic.
ilal Court the sl'ns day and ord nd 10
re,xni,e In the sum soO0 for his appear
sncs ut the April term of che Supreme Cou IT.
in defaults VI witch he wax comuitrsd -
Mn liu,chins. the hoy 9 mother, ons Ut the
lsincilal witnesses Vas nQ ,irod u oh tain
bonds Of $lU0 tor her appc. nnco Us vi tnss
IL the case, In .lslault Vi xhicl, she was also
committed. Thsdsafa,d dumb 's,y alluded
to. and small Irish by wsrs AlsI wituss-
- In the csss.
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FsEE POPULAR LEcrURn. The lecture on
Monday evening last. by Rev. Mr.. Hayden
was choics production, Of which norc
extended notice Is necessarily omitted at
present.
The pext lecture viii he week from next
M,.nday, by Rev. Mr.. Frothinsl'am Of Port.
land, upon "Sioney."
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ArausIA. Feb. o. 1853.

The representative from saco' Mr.. lap
ley. made the best speech IN the House
to day, which has been made thus lar III
favor OF the Bull repeating the Ia" IT,
curing the publication oil intentions o'
marriage. His positions were well TAKEN
and it was quite relief to hear the mat
ter discussed upon Its merits. A very
large proportion OF the speeches on the
question have been the hit artillery OF
raillery. rather than anything else.
In discussing Bill in the House last
week to exempt the property Of widows
to the amount OF $500 from taxation,
,wenty-three members made speeches, all
in favor OF the "widders," only one man,
Mr.. Field of Daneville, remembered the
Injunction of the elder Mr.. Pickwick Of
-Samyil,~ .beware of the widders," and
he did i, so family, tina, the general inn
preston was that he could not stand up
long against their magnetic Influences
The bill passed the House.
The republicans and thinH' l INA.
say the Democrats also are very much
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In publishing the Committees Of the
Legislature, We inadvertently omitted the
name Of Mr.. Perkins Of Kennebunkport,
from the committee on claims, one Of the
most important Of Legislative committees.
We notice tina, in the arrangement Of the
committees, the members from York
have without exception been assigned
places on the more important committees.
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LxcouproSirrs BEATEN. Our readers will

LEcoxProNirr BEATEN. Our readers will
obssrvs by peru.ing our Congressional rec
odd, that the administration were beaten by
a very small majority in the Hous' on Mon
day. The result puts Kansas matters in
Clancery, at least, and il may be some time
before the matter Is definitely settled. Tie
honor of this fret defeat ofattcmpted lyman
ny is due mainly To the Republicans In Con
gress-.wenty.,wo Douglass Democrats a'd'
I'd in the triumph.
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PrxSiSo DrrATcnrs. Con. Iiavel OK
was q Wit as we'll ~ warrir. The iol'
low,ng 10 the d sp,ch by which he c'nre,'
Cd the intelligence Of his last SUCCESS In 10
dm. ~ the q ,vernor General:
Dur Gsnenll-Let all our past misf''r-
tunes b. forgotten. Cor We are in Luck "01
H..f Yours, llAv.L'cx
This Is nearly ~ god Us Sir Sidney
Smiths famous dispatch announcing the
CAP urr Of Scinds :-'P ocAvl'-'l have ri"n.
Cd They both, doubtless, once served in
ths Pun @b.
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MR. s. ADAMS, NJ l Biddsford HOUSE
Block, advert,ses in our paper, new stock
Of Dry Good., ut splendid bargains. To be
convinced ol tbs, purchasers need only CALL
examine his goods, and learn his prices.
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We rsr from a protracted cough when
relief may ~ easily obtained. wish'r' .
B.ls,m IL Wild cherry 10 automatically the
n,,rt nlmhl. or al preparations "d'T'si lar
The cure VI thrvSlsn lanx s0~plAinu.-
Try it.
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The UNION DEBATING CLUB. This asso-
cia,ion will meet On "Wednesday evening
next, in Pione-rs' hall, to .iscusI the iol.
lowing question -" Resolved, that The MAR.
L,,uor Lac should Be re.enaeied."
Tue public are respectfully invited.
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,,r,.,t a, ION Of this kind. and We have iIad
all the.. ontr,,ses IN K..rs.s. kept up under
the cuyer OF law. Instead of asking what Is
the will Of the people OF Kansas, We have
had Senator's, Repre-cnhltiSc--an now We
huve the President, quibbllng On teclnic..li-
,i,,s and forms by which tbs Sulst,ncc Is "a
he lost TO the people. Mr.. Wilson paid u
high compliment to Mr.. Douglass Tor hi-
manly advocacy of tho gr'r.t principle 81 tie
Nebraska bill. ~ oppo.llion Ia the dictates
If Tie sluyc power. For this the Ssnrt.
irum Illinois tad been calle'i black rspub
lic,n. Any man was 81 called wbJ r.'"s Il
To support tins last iniquity. M na'trr II
hi. l,i. had bsen devoted To tile Interests vi
slavery. IL TO p,.-ei now and rufu-sd u ~
sent to those IAiIr,ble frauds, hc was to be
crushed out VI the party.
Mr.. Brown cvnciirrcd most cordially in
tl, ,,e>ss,gc Of the President Seldom had
he 10 ID u docuui-nt Of the sI,ns length innm
which hc found 81 little 10 di-scnt. There
cJuld b. but two opinions relative Ia tia,
ap,r-tl,Usc entertained by nationai men "i
nj u rites on one sl,le, aui tirss entertain
d iy rcl un the other. II, nver ~.
pct i the Sa,,tUr from M.ss.,ci,us .tis
aould incur ~ the arguments and c'"ci'''
81 ms VI u national President. whether he
might be u Democrat. American ar WING.
N,tning hut sectional k,pahllc,ni''n woa'd
uicet the aPIrol.'mi ol that Sh'at'r' w'"'
had made a mistake ~ sup '~ine that -l5s'c'''
20, like old vine. wo.li Improve VIII ase.
FJr his uwn part, he lovei Old irls''is, ana
aid wine in u moderate desre,. (iansh'cr)
and he re,cre, cd old age but hc ab .orrcd
AN old .p-ch delivered iro'n year to year
tbnu,s,, a wi,ols s m,GriL term. Taste al
ui prr,ssiing with his reu'arAs I've w"a'd
Weld ti,c q ,Jr II tho qicstii' e'uld nJw DE-
luke ,n ILL.,, rsf,ra,cc 81 tile m,r-s,gc.
Mr P,~enden raid ,c wished To rxprss'
nj, views, but could rot roinlsc that hlr
spzch va ii b, very short o'ie.
Mr.. Br,~n r,,-um,si. Ia What no Ind t.
ay hs did nos s1psct " eou''..Ss ti'o's on
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


ASDsaenW-wAUEs - 90 rnurs6sy evening, June 3, ~
~ Rev " Peck Mr. JoHS AsDassoS 70 IocIsA WARNS,
Of Brcoaiyp, L.
Quebec papers p'ease copy.
bsovs-sA-ps-At Trinity church, on ruesday JuSs 9.
by the Raw Dr. Berriap, JOSH CARRIES BaowH, q New
jersey 70 NAsnDA c. daughter OF Joshua r Sands UNI
ted Ssatee navy
BcGIBsoN- THoHtoN AT EAst Smittfed Bradford cous
~, Pa, on Supcsy, Msy 20, b. NE Row Thomsos, A
JAMss MoGIBBoS Dse Of South Carolina, to CAaosinn
GUBITA Co, RO17s eldest daughter Of the ooang minis
ter, lac Of Rsilstnn SEA-,
RcHApps- CARKsor On Thursday evesipg, June 8, BY
tie Rev Jau Mett the rse,denoe OF the brides me-
tbfr Mr.. JOIN T. RuCHARDs OF Nor viii, Csar, to Ass
SARAa Jsnx GARRISON, Of this citS
sPorryN-ONNL On sunday June 9, by the Rev. Jc
eeph H Price, d D. Mr.. rAOMAs Srorna to kATs b.
0'NIEIL, both o. tbis city.
Boeton papers please COPY.
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MOVEMENTS OF rRooPs-JUD0S LRCoMPTu, ITO.
81 LOUIS June 8, 1883
ALeAvepwosth despatch Of the 4h inst, that the
OF two columns Of troops yet TO depart for
Utah been postponed account Of tho extromo IN
clenercy OF the weather
Tho LesvepwoFth Timer Announces the intention Of
Juoee Lsconpte to vacste his seat on the bench
The Of The Executive OF missouri In reference 70
the aiming and Organizing Of the militia Of the
ouDoes this State much deprecated 1T LeAvenworth
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Cedar Lined Trpnks.- superior sclo Les-
sr rurss i.dts dress trunks, Victoria has cases s6A
JOHN BLACK. .A.ufes ture~ No Murray ssross
new Perfume Sar ene OeSeoa--Dou1u st
eeus per bottle Prepared By PHALOn SON. At Broad
wAl.
CssSiaI C0gnac Bsstsss Immediately Relieves
cfsrrbo5A and bilious attacks brktNFkLD. sole
impo ter 70 Nassas street. Nsv Far ~ ~
drussas bars ant gr,oers
DeaEshea, ARun. FeveTs Biie--lm@odIste
reeet b5 cses sfstfFELDs cognac ptterA Cmee NO "
nessas stres< New ssk.
0fh, Infinite hie Hals Cueeev, No. Barclay
street BAR dye, shiiinsz boz. black or brown
Bssehssor's HAN Dye, WSap saA Toupess-
The b~s N th~ World ssrvAssg IN naAa eod anA ~
P'ss II os manufsctosy. IS Broadwsy.
Crlstsdsros Hair Dye, Wass and Toupees-
wholessl~ aos RETAIL And IA dye privately APpAed s No.
Aston hsuSo
Mte OF 1ts yteraY without BE ONLY safe and
certain OF curing th,se erupoas uosvs swertnGs
and painful AnA common TO al S04a 81
u Maiden ase hew York
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otsn sl Al the g. Nicholas "a Hc~-s 70 ao,ooct
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Schooner Mary Groton Ashore.
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The schooner Mary Groson, from Boston, ashore at
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