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The important discoverie made by Mr.. sru.
ART during late journey Of exploration In the
sister Provinc tf South Australia, arc thus de-
scribed by an Australs'a psperi ''Sir. SIUAs1
returned to Adelaide n the 18th Of July, In the
Marion steamer, fron Port Augusta, after an
absence Of six MOI. tbs. Ills party consisted 0,
two persons, best 10 himself, ard they had with
horres. Mr.. .,ruhET's first basinss, was 1 10 snp.
yey and lay of the runs discovortd and cfaimst
by him some time ago. After tina. work wa.
finished be started with his party on q further
pio!ing expedition, and tho result has been
tne discovery Of an immense tract OF country,
sxcesding in richness Of pasturage and abundance
o. wsier anything that has yet been mot with.
Ihe distance trAversed was 800 niles beyond the
furthsst polnt reached by Dir, BADDAox ana
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M1S~ WAssusIoS, and the country wss found
TO bs uNuriant Be yond descriptiou,
Mr.. bruARr stsrt, ,>dftom the Emerald gor;rr.
about the beginning u April, sad rsscbsd Az
tuds 26e g., ths nothe,u boundary Of ths so,or.
about the middle Of May, snd dufine M sntfy,
journsy thsrs and bach, he states thai be wss
never single day without water. The eount,v
trv~ssd consistsd chiefly 81 inmenss pisins
interpreted with nynsrous hinocks from 100 10
$50 Seet high, from the summits % v hicb gusbsd
springs Of frssh water, interesting the plains
and discharging. themselves Into numerous
creeks and rivers funning In an sastsrly dirsc-
zion. One Of the rivers discovered isrsportsd b.
Mr.. STUART 10 Be three miles broad IN ons part
ofits course. The ranges fanking the plain
are chiefly table-topped, and about 1000 Esst
high. Mr.. STrARr made q dstouY occaeioo-
ally OF from 20 to 30 miles on each aida
Of bis track, and found the country eysrv-
where of tho same beautiful deecrjption
and II seen cd TO Be Of similar character a. 6ar
a. they ego could reach, beyond the fur,bsst
point att aimed by him. Indeed, he seem. 10 bsvs
TUNED back through surfoit Of good country
He thinks there would not be any difficulty
whatcver In crossing over tho Gulf Of Carosn-
taria or 70 any other portion Of the north coast.
His Impression Ia, that an inland lake or IA,
exists TO the eastward, which probably di,-
charges Its watsrs into SroKR's Victoria Riysr
TO the porth- west. At any rate. the tbecrv
that the centre Of Now Holland Is nothing but 4
desert may now be exploded. Mr. SrUARr hss
brought back specimens of the grasses. ssed,
and minerals Of Tho country, the last ot which
are said to include some precious stones. con-
siderable portion of tho district trayerscd IA re
presented As suriferous.
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NAIL ITEMS, DO.

TX 1910 there were but 80 newspapers pub
lished in Tho United States.
THK amount Of the sslss Of oil In Nsv Bed
ford for. tho week ending Oct. "a, was ti36. l5j.
AcoeD telegraph opsrator, working ton hours
per sJ, brings r-c.ipt - shout $40 to the
tres sury Of the company.
A. HUNTING party on the North Missouri Rail
ros ID, In addition TO killing 452 grouse, basgsd
tw 20 blue racers and so rattlesnAkes.
SKyERAL cases Of throwing stones at railroad
Iains leaving New Haven are reported to have
taken place recently.
PRor. FELros Is spoken Of as the successor Of
President WALLER, who has resigned tho presi-
6sncy Of Harvard College.
A LBEL suit against the prprietors Of the
Cincinnati Times, which had been In tho courts
six years, resulted on Saturday In verdict Of
ten nsAl-s, or one cent, damages.
Mr.. N II. FLETCHKB, Of Albany, VT, ha,
raised . ru'a bsga turpip, which the STANDARD
calls "the father Of all garden sasJ.' 1t weighs
33Il pounds.
A YOUNG LADY, named BRISKLKY, IS years Of
age, was, on Tuesday night, caught in sugar
mill and crushed to death, about i've miles from
La Grange, Missouri.
MISS CoRSEIA PIERCE was awarded q pro-
MUM for the best apple pie, and MISS EDul
SsIMouR for the best pan Of busicuit, At the fsi
recently held At Earlyille, Madison Co., Miss.
| A oESrLEMAS in Mississippi offers a silvs
cup, saucer and spoon, worth $50, IS prize fo
the best shirt made by any native youos lady
in that State, and which is to be exhibited at
the next State Fair.
An old man ard his wife, living in lafayette
/ Parish, La, were recently murdered IN th7n neo
by some hends who have SUGGESTED N o,uuing
detection. Robbery, 1t Is thought ins''gs'ed
the murder.
Hon. JouS b. HlsKIs has rented r , thi n"sH beat
4 a los firm arlV 20
IAs nea, the CspitoI at Washington, and al
most adjoining the present residence VI tho lat
/ ter.
In the Massachusetts Senate an amendment
IN tbs attachment law has been adopted, sx-
emnting the library Of = debtor TO the value Of
ssoO from attachment. The present amount Is
ESQ.
woRxMES ergsged 10 excavatiny collar In
South Water street, Chicago, exhumed five cos-
dns, supposed to be the remans Of tho ,soldiefs
q Gen. soorr, buried In 1882, during tho Bach
Hswk wG.
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Improvement In Gunnery.

A new gun has been invented In England,
by q Mr.. JEFrRIrs, which is said 10 be cspa-
bic Ct carry ing shot to do execution acr ,ss the
channel between England and France-s dis
tance of 22 miles. Whether this estimate made
by the inventor, be wide enough or not, tho
gun for thor or distances has seemed 10 great au
improvement that a series OF experiment with
it had bean appointed to be made under
Committee Of Woolwlch authorities. II IL does
any thing near what IL is represented as equal
TO, the ARMSTRONG gun will be at once out Of
date. When, therefore, 1t Is sad that prep
srations for war are being rene wod, it means
not merely the ordinary co lection Of msu, and
wsiliks stores, but an endesvor 10 be on level
with opponents In the effectiveness ot the artl-
lery. And yet nero length Of range, beyond q
moderate extent, cannot be Of Importance on
land. Hills and woods, and every species Of
obstruction must hihdor the sighting Of OBJ
jects and tho course u shot beyond Q mile OF
two, excepting In very rare spots AT sea- the ro-
| tundi,y Of the earth only would limit the sxscu-
l ton OF such guns, a. tfb Of Mr.. JEpFRIEs' u
| said 10 bs. TLsa, fol ICstroyiog ships, with
out allowing than to return shot, such long
ranging pieces would be efYectual.
In case OF France invading England with ..
army brought over BY aest too strong Tor tn
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We give below list OF all tho nominations
for State officers Judges Of the Supreme Court,
Senators, Assomblymeu.
state Osicers.
For Secretary ~ Stdis.
DCnOcrdiic. RcJrIlltun.
Dawn H. L. JOSEe, Y. tLIAs W. LLAyESwOEI.L
For CoplitJoiicT
s,srcRp L. CuuRciL RonEpr DrNSrsrous, e
For Attorney General
Lrss TkyNNIs. CHARLES q. MYERS, Y.
For Engineer und SIrreyor.
VAS Il. RCuSoND, f. 0RyILLs W. SroGy.
For STATE Tredsurer.
Isaac V. NAspEarorL. fuilIr DoRsrEIuKR y
For Canal Camfnisssonrr.
WILLIAM l. SKiS>EE, y. OUuES N. CuArrs.
For TnsJCctor Of Stat Prisons
NOBLE S. ELpukIs, H. Dawn r FcRRryr
FIR Judge Court af dppeats.
ALExArpER T. JuIISsuS. HKNEY II. DAVIES, Y.
For Clerk Court ~ appedLs
JoHS L. LrwIs, JR- CuARLKs nUeuEs, Il.
Those marked v, were adopted by the Americans,
and constitute what is known by the "EGlostic" or
In the list of candidates for Justices Of the supremo
Court, SGnAtors and Assembly, tbose marked With a
star rcnnmnations. Union candidates are indlca-
tea by the letter u and indepr nd, nts with H. A. or
appended rdinnly the preferences Of tho In
dividuai supposed 10 bo Republican, American or
Democratic.
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Tho 1ccianders have q most curious custom,
and a mort cffoctusl one, Of preventing horses
from stray Ing, which, | believe Is entirely pc
culiar to this Island. Two gentlemen, for In
stance, arc riding together without attendants /;
some objects at a di ,tance from tho road, they
tic the head Of one horse to this tail " anot
and tho head of thi, TO the tail of the former
In this state IL is utterly impossible ths, they
can move on either backwards or forw ards, one
pulling tho one way and the other the other
and, therefore, II disposed to move at all, II vii
be only In ciIc'r, and even then, thoro must b,
an agreement to turn their heads the same way
--Bn rutn'A ElSn 10 IceL1lDd.
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New form Of On,h for A,,.ru,,-.

Tho form Of oath administered 10 legal gen.
tlemen in Massachusetts, when admitted to the
bar, has been modified by the Senate of that
State, 60 as to read as follOws:-
"You soemnly swear that you will do no false
hood, nor consoDt 10 tue doing Of any in,court you
viii not Willingly or willingly prun,Oto Or SUE any
false, groundrrs unla Sful suit, give aid
or consent TO tho sAmo you will delay no man nr
lurre malice but you Will conGuct yourself In the
Office Of All ,ttOriey within the cOurts, according b.
the beat Of your knowledge aud discretion, and NTH
all good fidelity well t2 the courts as to your eli.
ents. 30 hell YOU God"
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Advertiscments. Fcrevvry FOUR LINES uhss>ps
two words,, ono dsy, 90 cents; two days, 10 osnf1
thrss days, Si %, 81 days, u 70. 1nsatsd =
side % cents esoh day. =
Monthly sdve-tisenents u fr nass, inssrt1 = -
convenience Of tho cfbce, ~ for ey.sy - q -
Advertisements received until 10 o'e1cu& y -
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sTHE sCHoOLMAsTER wOoING, A TALE

IL Of New Ensland, not Of the last eentary, but Of
Che present time, In 1t. progress, The Aunts
az Nav Enaland The SchoomAsters Of New England
Ths School District Uomnitteo-msn Of New ENGLAND;
i6s remarkable Young Women Of Nes England. and
so1nenced In LIFE lLLUSrRATED, now ready
BesIdes this storyhe ibcr contains the 0id CHURCH
snstrssions; Tho American Insttute Fair, seven u
lastr atiom; pew Poem. by Aunt Fanny jis ne III
de- All for Spur eentx-lor sale everywhere. FOW-
LEk 8sWEIIA s06 Brosdwy,N Y. moo rlsa
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Rfp. AAm.

Rcp. Am. Dem.
!i,%''tino.. Coleman, aTS'i.'t VI 4 Charlie. D. Saw.
s-Sn'cn Bins Ss N AssS.lsn Gsn sintis Kc,ehnm
ch.rless. DcfOrc.t, Theodore c. vcrn,iiyo.
John Crane, rccpis'.. fs,sl s. Lo-ry.
fss,n akasE,fisn' as. 1.S's p.i.s fsss. fasy "a
scl'rk s. ch''end.a; John o. Bridges
J-Tyrsnei. 2, Curtis-, John Fulton.
2-Judiah Ellsworth, John A. Corey.
sRursEcr,py
f'tOr Dors'h, I'm. Rp. james Van vrsnkcn.
Henry Tibbctt', John IN W. Couchm.u.
Edwin H. Downs.
.rr,,is John C. Hall.
l-Daniei Gray.
S-wiclham T. Crockcr..
S,s' S + F!;SSs!ns Ss.sss. s'iS.,s sIa S.p.u
George s Smiley s''llSASw <. ". Decker.
David Erll.' Gilbert rcar,aii.
jeremiah b v; & DTi'ht. Levi q. Bccr.
s"nu'l H. fntdy' -
/ -TnmEhtcyyewcll,tR Il solomon shcey,
aiaan as jIi%jsa t. GsT,fisSs H.aEs
benjamin. c. nuilc[, Hiram S. Wilson
, r,r,,.s,v,.o WARRINGTON
S-r'I''ish J"SEsNay John 5. Mcfarland, TN. A.
l--,Jnmc. NJ I.cwi., il nJamin II. Lummis,
2-Abci }. b'N's, n,nlam'n Meek.
>-WrT rn' n y SMsna,tEcI Ausu'tu' Van cortlandt'
5-GSori i' Il 'iIaboc sSSS }s%s. a.' g. R,rd HR A.
George C. ho'kin'' frsnk C. Smith.
Gcorsc r.. R,rdcu, iicrrick rIauford.
County Nominations.
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Mr.. Rnrcy with an "Iucorris,bIo" snbJ-c,

nNfey Win an 'lurOTrtHtOic' ruDJect.
Mr.. RAREY, In giving third and concluding
exposi'iOn VI tho system of Edinburgh, experi-
mentcd upon horss to which he had received
the following introduction
AorAr, Duulfriseshire, Oct II.
DrAB Sn I'll have been accustomed 10 horses all
my lie, aud have broken many bad ones. l was
also Of your pupils last year In tho same schso
you now occupy. was much Pleased with your
sytt0n, and think IL tho most valuable information
have ever gained from any source In regard to tho
manage nent of the horse, and have practssd II with
Perfect SUCCESS on up9adI Of 20 horses Of very bad
charscter. Bat the horse that now have, has de-
eAted every effort OF mine 10 subiuc, tame, or teach
him anything, and AZ man OF much experience
with horses, and think, capable Of giving optn.
ion, can safely say ho is the most desperate horse
that have tyer seen, and do not think that Cruiser
himself could have been worse one, This horse
has been tired by several excellent horsemen, but
none Of them have boen able To do anything with
him the contrary, he hnsly became 80 bad that
they could not go into bis stable, and had 10 thTos
his food TO him. HIS owner had determined that
rather u an run the risk OF the horse killing some
one, he would have him shot. The very day no was
TO be killed went TO see him, and bought him for
E1O, although 600 had been offered before any st.
tempt hsd he~n mad" t. break him. Having mover
been beaten In my life before, felt quite could
manage him. ] have tried every means In my
power, acknowledge, but can do nothing with bin.
The only time ever sucoet ded In gotting on to bis
back he throw mo and himself too, Violently and
injured me very much. shall have great confidence
In your abilities attor tanning Cruiser, and think II
anything can be done with him at all you can do Il;
but must say, you can succeed and Escape with
out any injury, l shall look upon II as little los
TnoaAs KrauDr."
The miracle" it Ia scarcely necessary to say,
Mr.. RAREY succeeded in performing. The horse
powerful animal, showed eonsiderabl
excitement on entering, but Mr.. RaRkY 4
not long In fascinating and soothing 1t, and Il
applying to II the gentle coercion and restrf il
Of the strap. The production Of the sad die
however, eau cd the animal to rea
Ill. L.,NL A.. I.sI-
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4 pr o ". o-sss.s sxsx.
on&sE'Llom IN NpoNsm. sn1
Wnscn sn>I enloses Ponuoa
y .. ,no county ooHn 10 ns cpss u y
sdmni"rn.
TIM MIN coyYsspou,lent os tbs NSusur -
i aavs ths, ,c0 N A6teso hr..S ,whtsa 49,
| 10 Can Esr,,..ss. No All - Hs.e.- -
1 Ina. -. y - -. T7 -
though often tshs, Away, even 10 sons dfs>nHs
cor stantly returns 81
nsVRS %the the cioss o, the present year the 0ran1
.a. hmlway will ha We been completed - D.
s, o's.shoe o. s62 n uss IN direct hnA we11
S.."I. i,, aouinon, m enng i;0s9 mi'se q
oomp p, Nsy heiudin tns Vtstoria BsidGu
-cssine uP"Aus OF s50.O, WV.
| A YOU'VE woman 4, IN ian S C,sye,s,A A.
stealing an infant child o. Capt. McNntIr. -
nad oeen mother OF an tileeittma 70 ohiid, w.
nsving oieo, ane reeortcd 70 the u st os ancsnsa
10 compel the hther to fulfil h y peomns .
mfH,Age.
A BOARD, consisting Of Commod ~ 8. n
SrRsaHAN, a. President, and Csptsil V y. Bs
| CuASAS, CADwAL.LApER RrSuooLD. q d Csm
msndcrs DRAIroa and TrLroN, have b - -
/ dered to Annapolis for tho final exsmina 80 {
we gr.auAung eise OF hiidshipmen, ofths
OF 1893.
TBK family Of tho celebrated Mormon pra Y,
OF, jos SnnH, sin remain at Nanveo. ~
SMI,n has m arried again, and her sdsst soa r 4
been otrsed 70 induce the family 10 emiorvts =.
/ Salt Lake CITY, but no perAu ssion oan 49,
upon them 70 remove.
| nh Ed','D h'se' Me-, in stating the s0see
| the docket OF new entries for The Jc,obsf To-
Of the suprsme Judicial Court for Cumbsrisa1
| County, ihsie are NJ cen hbcls for di,or~-
Eleven u 'hsee are from the wives and four m
the husbands.
Tsr R,ecntiv. conu,.,. =. -. .x
Anti. siaver. Sncio,r haW os.,, ~ 49,
imn..,t,i ;..,a, aau ,vuo,'nena .s.n,, in s H,eno
30 pI,..,n. ~. a. sn,oI a1 snooT .ns ice Sts.
so,," s.a,'i, 'Li' o uy VI 'ohs nhowNs oestn
anti-sisyoty cause.
| A YOUNG qifl nj Iinsr;cL Jrn,,,vs ..-,.x
| her faitbess lover 70 tea and on b,s ascI,nir.
renew bis promise cf r,arriagr at her lam and -
poured some yitr,l into a bovi and d..h.d y -
| bis face. His sufferinrs verc te,yibI. ons M
| ey a. was DESTROYED his fsce much d,.srn,.S -
/ his recovery was doubtful,
AZ oturges; Mich On 2 recent night, ths -
sdcnce OF Mr.. bRorER was attacked hY .
gsng OF rowdies. Amorg them was the old naa's
~, s,...' = anu sue =,enon n,s wS 70 tL sna
,Is. III ~ ~ ss % uia nor "s Nnns ~
sroI an III. ..s.,i.n,. liz. o.a
ntbsr. nne :, ,ha nc,nd.a 49," ~. ILL - s"
N"' y, WV "'N"~ '"'"s "'' y" u >
TIE shipments Of potatoe, from tho port -
Bangor, this fall, will greatly exceed the,s n
any former season. II Is estimated that 100 90
bushels will be exported. The po,atoss 40
pronounced moro uniform and Of better quality
than have been produced for many years. We
consider this item very good news for tho posx.
who are likely to have . long and hard winHaR
befoiu them.
FFNRyuI, malady has broksr ont anunu>Gr
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T AIDES YOU MAY SAVE ONE-HALP
- your monCy hy purchasing your Furs At tho New
York Fur Manufacturing Co., No. 81 Chatham st. We
get The raw tirs direct from our agents la the North
ard Wet which enables TO offer these truly great
barsAinA. no2 Asc.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE-SEC-
~ ond hand Blnger's Wheeler Wilson's, and Gro
yer Bsker,., cheap tor cssh. Machines bought az
eity for second hand mschinsS Wanted 70 purchase
g cab Az the Whssls. = Wtson'a q 4 DUE
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CLOTHING.
II A L L nd WHITE r
my Sy%scgk y%cshfSJiSsTSSY I. I;l 7 ssApri
MAMMOTH CISjTiiINa wsRytip,,sp

A Il Il ID WHIT
mw SI5pSE MshfS:GifssTSaT /: HfsfSSaa ( n sssAPr'
Eos 30 and ~ BOWERY.
We1s nov odtring the larecst variety q MEW0
snd BOYS CLQTHIN0, Of Choice Nateriais and
fshlohahle styies manufactured expressly for City
and Country Trade and sssrre car comsn sad ths
vince Aen that there Il e!Asser.tou u saying
We have the best a.-ortment of Mss and Royr Cloth
fns In the city, sud At Pricce fully Is per cent below
Any other estaf aflishmeut Having purchased our ma
te.ial. 4 the late sslss W are snsbled 70 oSer
or fSssH GssR 81 fn1iH efs
Good Pilot Beaver, and Peterahau. IS 20 to %
suPe e-ane Cs.tor Besvel, BIZ and Ban 3 % 70 u %
ExTs Fine EsQuimsux Beaver 10 % 70 Us 10
Black rroo. co.,. FsoSK o;i x.ss SSATs IA .,,u,.
Pine Rlaes Cloth. a,ite ditto ........... O. 10 %
supsrfns co'to9 Made tined E -i.h :,k 10 % to %
Strcns Business Goats. ts.,..,...........ff 70 10 3 30
eSsS fr.sis s.S ...tn:s., ssS s:ss; ,ni
PANf5-strons woriins Pants, ii. .95 70 50 Fancy
Cashmere, nth and ithout Rand 80 70 a. so French
Ca--mere, With and without Rands, 90 10 % Su.
psrans b't Cloth and Dneskin. and frsoah Docak,n.
yH5Ts- Cashmere Of all styies, 81. % 70 81; Plush
velvet sk and sstin 81 to - Fine slk pIush - to
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT b rsplrts WITH
Cloths Csssineroe aud ye-tines and PERFECr
FIT GuARANTEED IN EvERY INsrANCR
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
nj .PEEskKytSG . QHRTESfs
GEO. A. HUNTER Co, Nos. 40 and ga Hrvery,
''' ''''''" N' : ' oils si.c!iTT
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EURSl FURSi TRULY CHOICE FURS.
LIKE pREcfSt's REEHiSst' METALS
ALWAYS MAINTAIN THEIR FULL VALUE
bUCH AS HAVE BEEN PREPARED BY
TIE INDIAN TRAPPRR5
AND SENT TO US, THEIR AGkNrA IN NEW
YORK.
THE LADIES
5OON FIND OUT wHEKK BAR0AINB
are obtained
TIE FuR5 RECOMMEND THENSaLvRa
..- This accounts for
THY CNOWDS OF LADIES ENTERING DAILY
THE GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHERN
FUR TRAPPERg DEPOT AND
SAIKbhOOMa No. . BOWERY.
s9T 94Ae'ls9 DRKkI HANAaIE
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BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE
Aac'ommodated with full or partial board In a small
private family where there other boardera Please
callhu the week, at l39 Attorney ct. nj 9'i9I
at THOMPSON sT-GOOD BOARD,
EhrlGasant and sin gla bodr for SO week; also
room with crate suitab, for man ana his wife slso
sssrm aah well lighted paror. oeo lAnssca
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HOUSEKEEPING.

lMPoRIUM OF FASHION, 8s4 CANAL ST
y London All Parish Fashions. Marking for
ding or embIoi terry. Quilting and stitching by
chinee. Also fAshionabls dr8ssnskns; cutttnr
battling, and nfAnts wsrdrohss eowplsta.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-ONE NEW
Delight horse power upright engine, with blower and
heater; viii be sold low for cash. Apply to HENRY
srEsSEs s!iS Si' and s fh st. bot Az and Lew" st
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(IL0UR FLOUR FLOUR-5O, BARRELS
family -four Tor sals- Best dopple extra family
cir from 10 ~ 10 50; very beat dopps eNtrs family
lr ~ 70 ~ 81 JOHN WHEDRR, ~ Barclay st
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EURS-FURS-NEW YORK FUR co.
~ IMPQRTANT TO TILE IAQIYl

+ iMPSSTAMT TO TIL THn ItpInS HTn ~
The nes York Fur msuufarturins Company, Depot
So CHATHAM ST, offer TO the ladies Of this city the
best selected stock Of Fnr TO be found and at the fol-
lowinS ~hich .ili be found to be 90 oar cent
CHEAPER than any other house In this city
Water Mink y capC, with Muh and Cuffs, SO French
Mink x cape. do d. .si9... French sabis Il eape,
DO DO, $40, French Mink Muns, 81 30. Water Mink
French Mink Y cape, 81. Water Mini y cape, 80 10.
wsi@r Nina, rrsgsa Nina. and French Sable Victor.
ines, %, SO 30 and -
French Sable French Mink, Water Mink, stons Mar
Victorinea
Furs neatly reyaIrsd s1d cleaned.
NV Y9Rx FUB Co, 50 CHATHAM ST.
oc96 StAcslSO
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NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING MA
~ chimes for sale-Wheelsr q Wilson's, Grover and
Repaired Ladies' learned 10 operate BID Canal Il, 8
aoou east from Broadway. JOHN L RoCKWELL,
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FOR SALE,

A LARGE STOCK OF BOOT, sHOE AND
n saiter uppers int at 220 Eighth Az, near a9d
ss.ortment Of leather aud ahos findings cheap for
cash ooS2 Asc'lbS
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HUNGARIAN wINES-A PARCEL OF
superior rcd and white Hungarian wines IN wood
and 10 glass. For pale by CHARLES Y. Loosely,
Hanover square, roomO NJ U'oA
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JATTRASSES AND BEDDING,

llATCHES, MATCHES-ALL KINDS OF
tove and shoe polish; good assortment Of tarks,
I'd bluinE, ink, buttons tapes, Plus, 20, eheap 70
NE by n, UsBEKAEr, Doysr, junction Of Bow
v, ,ytvtston and Chatham. OILS 2ksrsl52
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PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
oornices, tasses cord bfssses, &C., 25 per cent es
IN Bro.dgsy NAY PIicea Fir board. "a on baud and made
o2l 2kAcsloST
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4 PLEASANT FRONT ROOM no LET
"A with board to = gentleman and his wife also .
respectable young men can be accommodated gltu full
or paril boaro, whore only or persona are L, n
Inquire u Orchard It. oolI Ylao'ian
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EURS-FURS-FURS-
IMPORTANT TO LADIHDl
Furs Are nov offered In country trade a NO. ian
Fulton st., up stairs, q the following Low prtorsi
frenoh MINI. sots Of half cape, muh and is SO 90
DO. do. Victorlne muh and cufs 90
Wster MinS hsn cape mun and cufs 10 20
do DO. ylctorne, muff and cuhs 90
French Sable, half cspe, mus and cuffs JbO
I'd, Dc, Dc; xe.orins.. m.if. md oufs ,s3
do. do. Nuns, from - to il 10
Also assortment Of all other furv % per cont
lover than any other house In the trade Don't forr
Ss namber-1so Fulton 81, Brooklyn, up Stair.
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EURs, FURS, FURS-BUY YOUR FURS
at the great Rocky Mountain Co., % per cont less
than any other store In the city. Roch martin, per ss
Frcnsh mink Ter set ss Sorth $40 mink martin, per
each At kOSTkRB, lJb Chatham square, corner OF
Mott o.. oc26 2larslT8
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A GENTLEMEN AND WIFE, OR TWO
IA single gentlemen can be accommodated with
board whore the comforts of horne can be enjoyed
Mechanics profarrsd Apply At " Essex ftreot.
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