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TiyRcxs On Wednesday, Nov TO- Jo6s Y. DHEcKs
aged ~ sears months and % days
The re- tivcs and friends 0f the family respectfully
invited 10 atterd the funpra Friday afternoon at half
past one O'Clock from No 81 Ella street. OF Pearl
street without further invitation.
HouGE -WIIIAs DODGE, counsellor at law aged ~
years
Tho friends OF the family, Of has father, and OF his
brothers John r. Alex. + and Robert J. Dodge and Of
biz father IN law James kapes, requested TO attend
The funeral ftos his late residence No 1877 East Thirteenth
street this trhursdayl afternoon, al two O'Clock
ooopAL AT Boston. Monday, Nov. 8, FANNIE J..
GcopAII wife OF the late Vim. GoodalI, comedian aged
81 years
oywuH In London England, on Wednesday, Oct II,
Mr. HENRY K oSsm Of Merrssnis N Y, IN the s3d year
Of his age
Pos1rH-At II ckiaie Conn. on Monday, Nov 6, Lo.
RsNpA CospEla efe of Vim. Porter second and eldest
daughter OF Ira A. himba Esq, Of El. Hartford, aged
as years.
fond, de- oted wife, kad and loving mother, and
friend to the poor.
ScuIIs.-on Wednesday, Nov TO- after a long and pain
full illness, Misc SUSAN ~ SoUIIs aged rs years and
months
Tie friends and scquainances of the family are re-
spectruly invited 10 attend the funeral from mothers
residence No 2i7 Mulberry street, this Thursday after
noon, at one O'Clock.
The good die young
Montreal papers please copy
Ssfnns in Saint Louis Saturday, Oct %, PATRICK
SHaDs, aged ~ years, son OF Hugh Shields, OF FAX
ford. County Mayo, Ireland
MAJ his soul rest in peace
SMITH Wednesday, Nov. 10, SARAH EI-zARrr1
SInr only child of James and Letza Smith, aged year.
month ard s days
TIE friends OF the family invited to attend the fune
rel this Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock precisely.
from her late residence, No 200 Thirty second street.
Teutc avenue
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ArgrnsoS--on Tuesday, Nov. p J0HN X AcKEEasoS,
aged year and ~ days.
The relatives and ends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of hts pa
rents No iol Troy street. this Thursday morning. at
ten o'clock
PAycx-on wednesday morning, Nov 10, after a lin
gcring Illness HWY {. BL,SoN in the 18th year OF
his age.
Ills friends and relatives and also the members and
exempt members ~ National Hose Company ~. "a, are
requested to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
father ia law VIM. Smith, No so Dominck street, on Fri
day afternoon, AT one O'Clock.
BRpoER-tm Tuesday evening. Nov. p CARtToS, infant
son ~ Alfred and Mary Bridgcr. aged IL mouths.
The friends Of tho family respectfully invited TO At
street, this Thursday morning. al half past ten O'Clock
without further invitation His remains will be taken u
sing Sing for ntermcnt by the hafpsst eleven tram o
the Hudson River Railroad. - .
BnuNxEvuovY at Bergen, n j. on Wednesday, Now
10, of consumption, HssRY BSEEu'oT, aged % years
months and Il days.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Friday AFTERNOON tnreo
O'Clock, from Dr. Taylor's church, IN Bergen ~ =.
Brown AT sea, SEPT l. 1858, after short Illness IaI1
PyER A. BnowS, master o. the brig Aaeipna aseo ~
years, native of the Isle " Curacao
New Orleans papers please copy -, s....
BAPpyTT-On Tuesday. Nov 9, OF consumption, sANCkL
A. eldest n John and Maria Jarrett aged IL years.
months and rs days. - .-.., -.
tend the funeral this thursday morning, ~ twelve
O'Clock from ESQ Grand street, Jersey CV. MS femans
will be Inferred in Trinity church cemetery; ~ . Il, -
BpuToS LAWRENCE, wife OF john Bron, IN tne
Tho friends % The family arc invited to attend the fune
raj Friday afternoon, at two O'clock from her s,e re-
sdcncc, No Troy street . z- :. -.
CArfDwprt.-On Tuesday NOV. v, HOsss u oAClD-
WILL, in the Both year Of his age - ,-,,-,,
H. friends and those ~ his father Ebcnczcr Caldwell,
aud q hs father IN law, Captain John bron are respect
ouc O'Clock hcm bis a,c residence No lilo Wcs Twenty
+, ~. s.lIst, n.s.0At 49,. --s.-.
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THE Arrsgp PERJURY IN THK Broadway MrspKs CSE.-
The examination Of Caiharne Muhcarn charged with per-
jury the alleged Broadway murder case, resumed
yesterday before Justice Welsh at the City Hall Court
Henry Clark the colored waiter employed at Mr. Willis
house called and testified that he IN the house
of Mr. willis the night Of the 10th Of September that
he did not retire to bed until between and two o'clock
the following morning: that he heard noise the
night in question. and that he did not wash the hall
wall the following morning The remainder Of his
tmony repetition o. what has already been publish.
cd in the HIRAM
Robert I. Willis also called and testified 10 know
ing the girl Muihoarn she had lived servant with
him that on the night In question he al home, and
had quite number Of friends at his house the Of
the parties nc was however, unable 70 remember the
spots Of blood the walls and floor there months
10 his personal knowledge but he did know how they
came there; Mr. Massey, the former occupant q the
house, could state how they came, and the said Mr..
Massey had informed him within few days that the stains
OF blood the fence and cstern there from the
81 dog that had been cut and which tied there
20 prevent his running the house.
The examination was finally adjourned to this afternoon
four O'Clock.
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TIM CoSTysryp sE,rs ~ THR NEXT CoSGRrss Amor J.
williamson American, will contest the right q Hon.
Daniel H. sckes democrat 10 represent the Third dis
frct Of this city the Thirty sixth Congress Gouvcr.
neur Kemble democrat, will Join with Hon John d.
Haskn antI0compton, IT. the latter succeeds in getting
ihe certificate for the right represent the Ninth district
OF this state John W Ryan, republican, denies the
claims Of Hon Thomas D. Florence, democrat 10 the scat
Of The First district Pennsylvania Alfred W Johnson
democrat will cndeavor show before the next House of
Representatives that he better entitled speak and
Tor the Third district Of Maine than Ezra French
publican who has received the certificate Of election.
Francis r. Blair Jr, republican has announced that he
stands ready 10 prove that his opponent J. r. Barrett
democrat in the First district OF Missouri elected by
fraud, and on that ground he viii claim the seat
Fnsr ASSEMBLY DrsrRrcr ouExys-The following IL
ahe Official canvass Of this district for members Of Assem-.
bly -
Inward A. lawrence, democrat. ,ssi
Henry W. Eastman, republican ................ $50
-
Majority for Lawrence. ..."..........,........ e2s
THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS ron rHs BLACK
RErumIcASs-t Is doubtful whether the people have
called convention 10 revise the constitution though the
Official will disclose the fact In few days. In
Is not called, the republican majority IN the Legs
Iature will 10 compelled 10 assume tho responsibility
measures which might have been turned over 10 tina
body. We allude to:-1. The completion Of the canals
q The provisions for interest and principal Of the state
debt . The olling Of railroad frcghts 4 The State
registry law 8. Negro suffrage. O. The Excise law and
temperance legislation. T. The abolition measures Of Gov
Seward. Upon all these measures the opposition are
committed and have, indeed, In different years, voted
Cor canal taxes, the tong Of railway freghts registry
law, negro suffrage, aud prohbitory liquor law, and
have proclaimed abolition doctrines OF extreme and
disorganzng character They would have difficulty
with any one OF these measures now; but in.
rlned 10 believe that the accumulation OF all upon them
In one session, will somewhat cmbarrass even them
Albany Argus, Nor. 10.
CIoEs CALCULATION op THE BLACK RxPrBrIc,xs- single
illustration says the Albany Journal will show what may
be done in the way of organization. We were shown,
on the Saturday before election, two estimates Of the
publican majority in Cayuga county, based a
Nv school districts One put At 100, the other a $50
Nv the official returns that II Is 3,l12 anybody
made calculation than this, shond like to hear
Of a.
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Asr--RorAR,rE. -0n Monday, Nov. 3, by tho Rev
Samuel NJ Hsskins, Mr.. NsmssDI Ash to CAROLINE H.
RoRsAAcs. all Of this city.
BlAcK-ApPrrHy. AT Manhssset, Long Island, on Wed
nesay Nov. 10, by the Rev. g. w Porter, Wx TtBtoK,
ofNcw York, 10 JoxiTuSN IA eldest daughter OF Joseph
Applcby, Esq. Of the former place.
GsII-D,yn.-on Wednesday, Nov. TO- by the Rev. nr
Morgan, GKoRGs BEI TO EMILY, daughter Of Gilbert
Davis.
Roor-MAgyN.--M Walton, n. Y, on Tuesday, Nov. p
nv the Rev Chas Marvin, Rcy. JAMES IERcE Roor "
iizs c. daughter Of Colonel Thomas Marvin, all OF the
above place.
T.r-In~r~vy the residence Of the brides father
rakers Creek North Carolina Thursday, Nov. T. MAJOR
GEORGE Tsr Of Elzabethtown North Carolina, Formerly
Of Hadd ngton, Sco,lsnd,D 10 Miss = X 7. Is-ssSE
Ecinburg (scotland) papers please copy.
wusr>-Titfrrr~oS I'm Tuesday, Nov. ., al the resi-
dencc N W w. Crawford ksq, Ne Morton street, Brook
yn by the Rev " y Porter CHaR1Es v, second son 81
L. u wilson Esq ~ this city, 10 Cn,10rrx D., daughter
&C " Tlottson, Esq, " New orleans.
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Personal Intelligence.

william Fell Giles Jr, o. baltimore, has Just received
from President Buchanan The appointment TO the Consul
ship Of the United States al Geneva, Switzerland Mr..
Giles son cf the Hon. VIM. y. Giles Judge Of the Dis
trict Court Of Maryland.
DEPARTURES.
For liverpool In steamship PersiaMiss Young Hamilton;
Mr. and Mrs II Bensa Philadelphia We and Mrs Henry New
mann England, Prescls Green Philadelphia; Mary Nlchol
SON. Do Mr. and Mrs Trayers Wood Iverpool Or and Mrs
buchanan, Ednburg Mr. and Mrs W Goddard. child and
nurse YORK Mrand Mrs James Spence child and nurse
Liverpool, 4 WOOD Mrs yno Hodges four chdren and
nurse Manchester Henry Moore, New YORK Moasen'
sia; A yanvelson, Capt W Gardner New York N Hep
leigh Phaderha Rob, Francis England Chas Inches scot
land Chss Bloomfield Mrs bloomfield and dsughter England
Mrs Nichoas Brown, Master brown, Providence Madame
Cavaieanii Albuquerque brazil Batter, New York Ber
nsrd Diamond Philadelphia; n Hellmsn, New York; Mrs
Francis IIonmsnn chicago Miss Esther bancroft Phsde
ph Miss Jane Macchan, Scotland Chss Jas PartngLon,
h Williams, Col Bonamy, Thos Chadwick, England, NJ
Crove Mr. Pagcot Jr Or and Mrs Henry Harsherne Pha
depha Mr. and Mrs Northcote and child Scotland Mr.
Madame Bsrthemy, France, simon Lsbazer New York;
Speeding, England sorp M MILLER New York Colonel
land, Montreal II walker England Came
ron, N Giddings, New York; Rev william Gibson,
William Mcclure Ire,snd eresGg. or,ess Cuba
Amai Monterey California Cor, Joshua smsley Name
Russell Saul futile, Hsrtford q Cbick. Phiadelphia;
Mrs Burton and daughter Fmncis Boyke London Dr. VIM
Malt and - Louis JAS MAXWELL Henry wnkey New
York Albert Gocde Philadelrhia Krismann, swtzcr
land Richardson. Boston; Ludwig New York Francis
snson THIS srson, Master Henry Stinson Hamilton, W;
John RrooAs sheffield. George Ctrr, Henry Lewis David
Sra, New yors y ~ VIM Corh,. Pttadelnhis
nU-eue Ls.sssa, III A~s Des-aaaa assos. ga :.
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Court or Common Pleas.


Nov. lo.-Ei,ci. Reed Us. he Mayor Ado7ren, Dc
This action for injuries sustained by the overflow
ing Of plaintiffs premises, which, II alleged was
caused by the falling in Of constructed by the
Corporation in Second avenue. The plaintiff claims
$4,000 Cor the obstruction 70 his business manufsc-
turer. The case is still on.
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ISIAvp.-In Troy, on Wednesday morning, Nov 3, the
wife Of EonrTr INLAND of daughter.
PurxAS--M Harlem on Wednesday morning, Nov. 10,
the wife Of j. u. X. PUTNAM of a son.
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TnE NEW CaSAr

THE NEW CANADA CorS.--The Toronto Globe
has received Information that instalment (si00,.
ooo) Of the moneys stamped IN England for Canada
rived out BY the Indian, and will be put in circulation
Immediately They consist Of ten and twenty cent pieces
in silver, and ceut pieces in bronze very beautifully
cAsIa,ed
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A GOOD JOKE.

A CHARMING NUMBER Is THIS WEEKS ISSUE OF
n The queen OF the Weexies," THE NEW fOkk
LEDGER Nov ready
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dOOD JOKE.
TIYF EMPRESS EUGENE AND QUEEN VICTORIA
On The occasion o the meeting OF these two lusouS
ladies' Cherbourg the extraordinary circulation OF the kEW
YORK LEDGER reverted to- and discussed with murA
ANIMATION The Empress and the Queenwho By the BY aro
regular readers and enthusiastic admirers of the LED3kR-
impressed the income
with such unparalleled yield TO ~
proprietor Tho price the LEDGER said the Empress.
Us 81 year. half Of which must be profit.
The circulation Is reported 70 be three hundred and fifty thou
sand At the lowest Al dollar copy this. OF cours1
gyesa clear proht Of ssoOo which believe nearly equal
10 two millions Of francs annumust nice for
money shall have The Emperor start paper 10 oppoatcs
To the LEDGER at with the understanding that n
have the profits for my pocket money
"Ah, my dear Empress" replied the Queen. with an i'm
rressve shake Of the head, 1T IL and Albert
thought 81 the thing months but finally abandoned
TIE id.h impossible of execution"
'lmposstel your Majesty. Impossblel Pray, how and
why impossibies'
~ viii tell you, my dear Empress We couldn't get
ubuOfs. That New York publisher, BONNER
best writers and he has bound them 70 exclusively for
the LEDGER.
"ishe be the your Majesty shall have the Emper
the European agency tor TIE LknGER-thatu be
neat best thing to publishing IT,
The about 20 make reply she wanted
the kuropesn agency Of the LEDGER for Albert when for
tuateiy the sigma! summoned the ustous ladies eb
places ships Of and rupture of tbs
friendly relations between France and England thus hap
piy avoided,
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a GOOD JOKE.

A CHARMING NUMBER II THIs WEEKS ISSUE 90
m the Queen OF The Weeklies," fHE kkW fOkA
~ DC kk. Nov ready.
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A GOOD JOKE
THE EMPRESS EUGENE AND QUEEN VICTORIA
On the occasion ~ the recent meeting Of these two ustrons
ladies at CheTbourg the extraordinary circulation OF the NEW
YORK LEDGER reverted ~ and discussed with mune
animation The Empress and The Queen-who, by the BY
regular readers enthusiastic admirers of the LED1kR
impressed with the idea Of what
paper with such an unparalleled circulation must yield
proprietor The price % the LEDGER -d tho Esn-
press ~ year, half OF which must OF b.
dry thousand the very lowest At dollar copy.
this course gives clear profit Of $4,000 (which believe.
u nearly equal millions Of francs per annum-Just
nice for pin money. shall have the Emperor start
opposition the LEDGER at with the under
standing that 10 have the profits for my own pocket
money"
.Ah. my dear Fmpreas" replied the Queen, with
pressiye shake Of the head, II Of and Albert
thought OF the thing months but finally abandoned
the idea one impossible ~ execution. -
Impossibei your Majesty. Imposablei Pray how ana
why mpossibeg
Il VII tel you my dear Empress We couldn't get tha
contributors That New York publisher, BONNER has ga
all the beat writer's and he has bound them To write ekcia
svcly for the LEDGER"
III that the case your Majesty shall Empers'
the European agency for the LEDGER-hatu be Tia
next beat thing y publishing H."
The Queen about r. make angry reply tas she wanted
the European agency of the LEDGER Aloert when
tnnately the the ustrous the
places respective ships of rupture tho
Friendly relations between France aud England thus hap
PLY avoided
A CHARMING NUMBER Is THIS WEEKS ISSUE
IA of The Queen OF the Week.-Mrs. tho NEW YORK
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GOOD JOKE
THE EMPRESS EUGENTE AND QUEEN VICTORIA
On the occasion Of the meeting Of these srous
ladies Cherbcurg The extraordinary circulation OF the NEW
YORK LhDUEk reverted TO- and discussed with mum
animation The Empress and the Queen-who by the by
regular readers and enthusiastic admirers OF the LkukR
It'll the iea Of hat income
a paper unparalleled circulation yield 10 IL
proprietor THE price OF the LEDGER" said the Empress.
rs 81 year half Of which % course be clear proo
The circulation reported 20 be three hundred and hty thoa
sand, the lowest At dollar this Of
gives clear profit Of xsoo (which believe nearly eauaA
to millions OF frances annum-Just nice Tor
shall have the Emperor start paper IN oppositoa
the LEDGER Al with the understanding that
the profits for pocket money"
"Ah Empress" replied the Queen with an impress
OF the head ~ and Albert thought
the thing months bn, finally abandoned the ie
impossible ~ execution"
'lmpossblcl your Majesty Impossible Pray. how snl
Why mpnssihlet'
II viii tell you. my dear Empress. We couldn't get the
contributors That York publisher BONNER has 81
writer's he has bound them 70 write 'excveiy
for the LEDGER"
III that be the your Majesty sha have tho Emperor
the European agency nr the LEDaEs-hatI be h9
next best thing % publishing it
The Queen about make reply (ssshe wante4
the Euro 81 the LEDGER for Aberu when for
tunsay signal summoned the usious ladies " ther
places their respective sh ~ and rupture Of tbs
friendly relations between France AMI England VIVA thus hap
avoided.
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A GOOD JOKE.

CHARMING NUMBER Is THIS WEEKS ISSUE
"A of The Queen Of the Weekies," tho NEW YORK
LEDGEE Now ready.
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CCHYAprs At Low PRICES.
- WOIFES SCHIErAN AROMATIC SCINAPP8.
Hotel keepers bsrro- and private families
Schnsy pa ess price than Holland GIN u SOLD =
In this market exclusive OF bottles, boz and hoting.
The subscriber has hand several thousand a
ScbuApps which he manufactured and imported during DE-
vuE1n 0f last fall when he had the selection OF the whAa
grain market q Schiedsu.
The schnapps hand represented by the foreman =
th- dslery 10 be superior 70 any sshnsPps eve, msnu
tgrcd by me. LDOlPHO WOLFE,
"a Beaver street
IRON the New York Dispatch
Coon NEws-Durng the reyuson In business Last fall M
Wolfe the proprietor o the Shecam Aromatic Schnapps hAl
Tho selection 81 the whole grain market 81 - iedsm prices
which enabled him 70 manufacture and import several tho~
sand pipes many per below former raes lie IA
offering his mportOns 10 hotel keepers families Ac 81
lsSs price lss the Holland IL sold al 10 tbks
market Here excellent opportunity afforded 70 all " lag
In n superior article Of liquor.
From the New York Atissl
SrKDAn scns Avrswoife, the celebrated rrnprsstw srA
manufactured BY taxing advantage OF the grain marfe dur
Ing the panic last year i ensb supply dealers ans
families with the sehnspps In all their purity and ascenence
prices less than other dealers supply the ordinary gin Nov
The time for those who se rink Woes incompAl sbis
schnspps 70 lay In their supplies
Prom the New York Sunday Tmrsl
TIVE Lssr fasc-The truth Of IN. adsge. "h's III wind
that blows good. made srkingy apparent n
The results Of the panic ~ last fall Tor not only particular nt
uduss but the public generally deriving eeus
Nhom IL enabled those who hal The 10 securs
peculiar advantages the 81 Mr. Wolfe Who during
hs re- uAon had me selection Of The Whole srAn mAItet
sched-n and consequently enabled b. manufacture an
import several thousand pipes OF schnapps under sGcA faa
bic cicunsAnces that e Ill wind Of the panic has ccrty
done htn some good.
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Cnrlylc,s Frederic the Great. 20 Copies.
courtship OF Miles stancsh, 10 copies; 80 IN AL
King-ley's SID Walter Raleigh, 10 copies
This day ado ed to the Mercantile Library.
Terms So y year 10 clerks; IS 10 others.
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Have you Read aTricks and 1'rapss" Onl,
10 cents. Free by mall. DISsMoRE CO., New York.
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Badness, Gray Hair, any Diseases Of the
prevented and cured by GRANDJEAN, No 81 Cauroh
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A CHARMING NUMBER rs THIS WEEKS ISSUE Os
"A The Queer Ct tho week.-Mrs." THE NEW YORK LIB
GER. Nov ready.
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Hill's Hair Dye, 50 cents . Box, Black or
brown. 30 Barclay street. Inmiabe hair cutting infai
bic ong1~nt
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Barry,s Tricopherous Is the Best rnt
article for dressing identifying cleansing curling
preserving restoring tie hair. LsdiesuyI sod 81 a
drugg,stS-
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Holloway Ointment Il Counterfe1ted.-Th
genuine article be found by the wat@rmsrk Holloway
New York and London which exists, In every leaf OF the book
of directions Mandatory ~ Maiden lane N. Y.
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Clinton Place Hotel, Corner Of Broadway
and Eghih sreeRooms with and without parors Tor sin
gle gentlemen or families, atmoderate prices ,,c,,
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AZ Dempsey d Fsrgi-', 603 Broadway
fashionable wedding and Waiting cards aud wedding siA
uopcry.
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Wigs Ss.-Cnmeron, 100 Fulton street,
Brook Also styles ladies' hair work al eleay low
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Ballou's French Yoke shirts, Ready Made
and 10 order warranted than usual prices.
BAIdOU BROTHERS, 400 Broadway
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp.
Thi, genuine article has been eqused for
keeness possible edge For sale By j.