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go TO points situated at right angles can pass
from one line to the other for single fare.
We understand that in tie course of . week or
en- days Tie 8. stem Will be put In operation
on the Hamilton avenue and Court street lines;
and the Brooklyn Central Railroad, which ira
verses the latter ut Atlantic street, will NO
dCub. also enter into the arrangement. We do
not see why the same plan should not work
well in New York. 1t is true that most OF our
city lines run parallel to each other; but ON
some Of them-the Second avenue and Fourth
avenue for exsmple-it would be great con-
venience if passengers could be thus trans
ferrcd at their point of intersection. Thus, q
person leaving Feck slip ferry in Second
avenue car, and having occasion to 60 to
Union square, could get on q Fourth avenue
car in the Bovery without having to pay more
than the original fare. As New York win soon
be intersected by cross lines, it will be to the
interest of the existing companies to take the
subject thus early into their consideration.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct %, 1859
Stocks heavy Pennsylvania State fves ~; Morris
Canal TO- Reading Railroad, Al Long Island Railroad
1o%; Pennsylvania Railroad S n:..o,, ~. .. ,sxo
Flour steady; Howard street, IS Is wheat active
81 e. Corn Corn Suoyaat white CSC DC IS yellow ss
sii Is; bacon sides, io}1c. whiskey, duh al &C.
PHLADRIPruA, Oct %, 1859
Flour unchanged. Wheat active white 81 IS 81 40,
red 81 % 81 a. Corn steady. Oats dull at 42c. 44c
whiskey declined 10, and selling at 2so a 2sc
bbs. at 81 As fer State spring
wheat 81 rs S. for extra wisconsin, s5 IS Is for
double extra wheat dull and nominally lower; sales
before arrival Of steamers were II 900 bushels No Mil
bushels amber Michigan at 81 49, Corn scarce; sales
Oats firm sales Is 900 bushels Canada at $780, Barley
and rye quiet Canal freghtSsc for corn lbc for for
bbs four 81 600 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels oats,
LOCO bushels barley Canal exportsl,o 900 bbs flour,
1900 bushels wheat, TO- 900 bushels corn.
BUFFALO, Oct 2e-6P.M
Flour steady and in fair demand sales of 900 bbs at
81 GO 81 rs for State, 81 IS s. for Wisconsin, s.
S. rs for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, and IS 40
IS 10 for double extras. Wheat-olders shade frmer
towards the close, but market still heavy sales early in
day Of IL 900 bushels No l Milwaukee club 81; and
since the Persas news 900 bushels Racine club 9c
treme nguTe and 1000 red ohio asi 10 Corn quiet
Canadian at $50 Barley firm sales 1000 bushels Cana
dian at Tic. Whskey nominal at 27c. Canal freghts-
14Lc corn, 15c. wheat and SOC. on -four to New
York Imports-4COo bbls. -four. 900 bushels wheat
1000 bushels oats, 1000 bushels barley Exports
HOO bbs. -four, 10000 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels
corn.
OswEGo, Oct. 1852. NJ
Flour dull and unchanged. The wheat arriving to-day
is consigned TO mlers, and the supply in the market
which comparatively light Is held generally above the
views of buyers: sales before the Persa's
ceived Of 1000 bushels Milwaukee club at 81 o. to
rive Other grains quiet Canal freight ssteady-35c
-four and 10c. wheat 10 New York. Lake imports
1900 bb, -four Is 400 bushels wheat 600 bushels rye,
49, D'@ CiScsSArI, Oct %, 1859.
Flour firm sales ATS bbs. at 81 80. Wheat steady:
red 81 90 Corn steady at 40c for ncw and 60c Csc
for old Whiskey advanced 10 az.
Flour quiet the Porsias caused decline of &c.
loo. Wheat quiet and declined 4c. &C.; sales 10000
bushels at soc. 00c Corn dull and declined &C. &c.;
sales 200 bushels at 74c Oats quiet and declined o.
Receipts $500 bbls four 70 900 bushels wheat; 200
bushels corn; II 500 bushels oats. Shipments $1,000
wheat.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. %, 1850.
Flour very duh. Wheat dull at $50. soc. Corn
quiet Oats steady
Flour dull, with a declining tendency. Wheat dull
sales OF red at 81 12H. Shpments-27,o 900 bushels
wheat
DETROIT, Oct. 20, 1859.
s5 Is. Wheat active and advanced &C. &c. Receipts
$500 bbls flour, 1850 bushels wheat
TORONTO, Oct. 20, 1862
Flour steady, and advanced &C. Wheat buoyant at 81
20 81 80 winter, and CSC 81 05 for spring Barley
steady at 7oc 74c. Oats firm and steady at 37c 3sc
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In Cincinnati the 22d inst Colonel MARTIN RosIEN.
EwIcz died his residence. Colonel Rosicnkewicz
gentleman Of large culture and amiable manners ana
greatly beloved and esteemed by numerous circle
Of friends His life evcntfu He Pole, Of
BILE BIRTH and held in the Polish army a commission OF
Colonel devoted friend 10 freedom and the ndepen-
dencc OF his native land his services TO his country in that
fatal struggle which resulted in the downthrow OF Poland
were rewarded by the Austrans with imprisonment Co
lionel Martin Rosicnkiowcz born at Bubnow, in Po-
land Nov. IL, 1892, and consequently In his sixty
seventh year He arrived In this country with tho expa
iated Poles who sent by the French govern
men in its national vessels in 1882 having been for year
Roscnkiewicz was tho Chairman Of the Polish Commit
tee and through him the funds allowed TO the exlcs by
the French government distributed The early
years Of his exile passed in New York and Phadel
phie and more recently in Chlicothe, Ohio but the last
fifteen years Of his life he has been resident Of Cncn
matt,
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New York state Politics.

ALBANY, Oct. 20, 1907
The Republican and American County Conventions met
In the town of New Salem to-day. The following ticket
was nominated by the republicans aud portion OF the
Americans-For Senator, Leonard G. Teneyck; County
Judge, George woord; District Attorney, William j. Had
ley; Surrogate Judge, Justus Haswen.
The following ticket nominated by the straight out
Amercane-For Senator, A. Fl. Calhoun; County Judge,
Cyrus Stevens; District Attorney, David Wilson, Surro-
gate Judge, James McKown. Some roughs battered
down tho American Conventions DOORS openly as
saulted and dangerously wounded or two Of its
bcrs cndeavored to take possession Of the hail. The
Americans finally succeeded in clearing the hail. and then
nominated straight American ticket
Tie democrats of the Second Assembly district have
nominated Henry Hilton
ITHACA, Oct &c, 1850
Hon. /. Trcmain addressed a large and enthusiastic
democratic meeting here last evening in able manner
PorGnKKKpsK, Oct. 20, 1859.
The announcement that the American County Conven.
ton held here yesterday refused to endorse J. c. Eans
candidate fer Senator No resolution
was before that body WIZ. PELHAM, Secretary
Maine Delegates to the Charleston Com.
vcntlOn.
BATH, Me-, Oct. 90, 1859.
Thos D. Robinson and Chas. B. Stetson were elected
delegates to the Charleston Convention by the District
Convention at Topsham to day Both strong Douglas
men, and strong Douglas resolutions were passed.
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tTammany Hall, II, in the incidence OF party,
me Of them shall be accepted for nomination,
Il only thing for the Democratic vigilant AS
station 10 do Is to appeal at once to the peo-
nj and demand the election of honest men to
alour municipal Offices, and to do this year
afsr year until the whole system is purged Of
thelofers and rowdies who now control the
,eletins. This may not be accomplished this
yer or it is difficult task, but good begin
ningnay be made, and it will be tried at the
.couig municipal election.
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Married.
ApAAs-RPxA-In Philadelphia, o. st. Stephen 8
church, by Rev II r. Talbot U. s. NJ, assisted by Rev.
Dr Ducachet, Lieut. HERv A. ADAlG, U. 8. NJ, 10 EMMA
g., daughter Of Joseph Rpka, Of Philadelphia
Evrr-Drr.-At Yonkers, on Wednesday evening,
Oct 20, BY the Rev. D. II Seward SAMUEL J. Evxxrr 70
Miss ANNA E. DUR, both Of Yonkers-
GoADBv-S RoUD.-In this city, on Tuesday, Oct Is, at
s. Stephens church by the Rev DR.. Price, Mr. JAMES H
GoApLy TO Miss ELIZA SaowD daughter Of the late John
Stroud Of New Orleans.
HuL-ScHAnMR-At MIlburn, New Jersey, on Tues
day, Oct Is, by the Rev. II. c. Towniey GKoRaz HUI
70 JOHANN, youngest daughter OF the late Wilhelm
Schacffer, Of Hanover, Germany.
NkwxRx- GRxzx-A Montgomery, on Tuesday, Oct.
25 at the Reformed Dutch church, by the Rev Dr. Judd
ALBERT NEwnRx Of Montgomery, TO JULIA A. daughter
OF Sutton Green Esq, Of Bulville, Orange county.
Orange county papers please copy
Brooklyn, L. L. Tuesday, Oct Is, by Samuel H. Cox
y. d., VIZ w SHH, Of Piscataway, n. j., TO CYSnnA,
daughter OF Henry Grmseed, Esq, of tho former pace.
WArr-KnsAM-On Wednesday, Oct. %, by the Rev.
F. A. Farley, D. D., Mr.. JAMES WATT Of this city to
EMILIA r., eldest daughter Of James Nissan, Of Brook
lyn.L. L
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} COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,6
PURE COGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES.
PURE JAMAICA RUN


PORT, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES.
am supplying tie trade with pure Cognac Brandy n
msca Rum, rsh and Scotch Whiskey Madeira Sherry an1
Port Wines in bottles for medical and private use The -
within the reach Of ALL under the Of Aromatic 6ced
Schnapps and drive out OF the market perncious
pounds sold GIN throughout the country led many 0aAng
druggits apohecares and medical men some years pe
of brandy. should have complied with tkese requests ff
all quarters long but deferred from by tie t
owing 70 the exoban prices OF brandy In France conseque0
the shortness Of the for years hsr0
chance Of my being able import choicest brsn
bottle and sell at moderate prices Tho duty on bran1
is seventy per cent lower have now made n.
angements with four brandy exporters tn France, e
sjgnments OF the best brandy which I am bo1-
selling Wofes genuine Cognac brandy. ruae.
with SEAL labels and certificates the brandy
tied by the NJ aduler rated article and win 10
found when used as medene beverage heslhful and m
vgorang II has been of universal complaint ~
bottle Of unmxed French brandy very difficult
obtain and the purchaser rine times in ten deceived W.
spirits brandy high price article o.
mixers and sellers have turned their attention to, and ma0
gacrs Of the called French brandy have been scattered
annually through the land and have been the primary
sands early grave self dstroyers from delerum tr
potu and unknown until unpr
cped began TO make maddening compounds and sell
the pure French brandy
They known throue bout the world medicine MID
stmuant the French nation poeucally "Eas
10 vethe water Of lfe But this applies 70 only wheo
pure and unadulterated Manufactured with the fearful n-
of thousand Of To remedy feerfs
evil commenced importing Brandy, boiling and oe-
ing "wofes genuine Coenac Brandy" daily -
ceivng orders the druggists and apohecaes I'm All paro
' - tDoi.PHo WOLFE,
Y Beaver street. New York.
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The CoRREsPoNDENcE SYSTEM on CIrY RAIL-
RoAps-We see that it is intended to Introduce
on the Brooklyn railroads the system of cor
respcndence which has been found to work SO
we'll in Paris There, all the city omnibus
Ii mes, although in the hands of different compa-
are so connected that persons having to
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OCTOBER 27,Y 1859 TRIPLE SHEET. 4



now CAN LIZ hscAiz PxGuRr7-The newly elected Co.
vernon Of Ohio VIM Dennson IT, during the CAUCUS 70
reported 70 have made tho following declaration in one OF
his public specches:--
~ am eiected Governor OF Oho--and expect to be-
WI, no. =. any fugitive be returned to kentucky, or
any oher slave state; and II cannot prevent Il in any
other way Commander in Chief on Ia military az tie
state VAL employ tho bayonet-so heip me Goa
~ n'ss ac' on approaching the executive chair viii be
TO take an OATH in which he will make the following de-
claraton
WV faithfully observe and enforce the constitution and
JAWS Oh the United Sta teS-so help me God
TOUCHED on THE RAw.-Tho Richmond WIN some DAYS
sfnco oouhse'ed the opposition members OF Congress-
the organization Of the next House Of Representatives. to
coaesce with the black republicans rather than on ths
democratic The Washington Star contained casual re-
ference to this fact at which the Whio breaks out a.
follows
Now, the man that edits the STAR knows he il living
When he Charges us with any wish or purpose TO affiliate
with any party any person in favor OF DIR ,wns avg
TEN Of warning on slav nv ia The Stsesn n, Tho IN
man Is Swiss OF the frat water and would sell his SOUL
u ne had one, for thirty pieces Of silver He is prsfes
bread from habtua deprcdations upon the public treasu
~; ne would nc, or steal murder without any hcs
Of e xS0 pay him Like
country North and South he lives for tho tspolls alone
ana would night under the flag Of Brown readily as un
der that Of Buchanan Dougas-for consideration In
word the great majority Of democratic editors ana DO
icians, no matter what may be their professions are
Thugs Of the most unexccptonablc stripe AZ for our
selves, we despise and defy the whole OF them and all
their misrepresentation and falsehoods M
JUDGE Bates NOMINATED whig meeting was held In
Lexington, Missouri, the 18th instant which nominated
Hon. Edward Bates Of st. Louis for President and recon.
mended all the wings, with all the conservative cle-
mens Opposition In every county Of the State To or
ganze Immediately and appoint delegates State Con.
venoon, 70 be held in Jefferson City Wednesday, the
18th day Of December next for the purpose OF nominating
candidates Tor State officers for the further purpose
of arranging the Presidential campaign for 1880
Gov. MORGAN OF New YORK, CoRsupnSo TIM vorxRs or
KANsAs.-Ihe Leavenworth (KAnsas) Herald says that
Governor Morgan, Of New York. sent thousand dollars
TO the republicans Of Kansas to carry the constitution
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Base Ball Match At East Albany.
TxoY, Oct. 26, 1862
An exciting match Of baee ball came of at East Alba
ny today, between the Champion Club OF Albany and
the Victory Club Of Troy resulting in the dafA.s Of the
former by three runsaho defeat they have suffered
since their organization.
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The English Criclxcters.


The English cricketers sail from Quebec on Saturday
Dr. Jones returns to New York without arranging for
n base ball match
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THESE SHIRTS ARgMApK
!, OF New York Mills muslin.
2 with fire linen hoso,na, coli
y hare aud wristbands. We keep
:: constantly supplied with ive
: dilerenl axes, 50 thai we are
: prepared % e. any person
. vtp,a shirt. SAMPLES lnsis
i. ~ ii ~ each. Every shirt sna
DIV ~ il warranted N every
= ri.snpci, and for Citing We
5. so9 Broadway.
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Fire I'm ByAeld, Mass.

BOSTON, Oct. Is, 1852
Ere In Byheld, Mass, this morning, destroyed the
cabinet furniture factory Of Chas Holt Co. Of Boston,
with its contents, together with adjoining dwelling
house The loss stock, machinery, &C. IS 900, and
the building "a 900; insured The factory was well
known as the first cotton factory In America.
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WASHINGTON, Oct %, 1869.
Attorney General Black has requested the United States
District Attorney Of Maine 10 furnish all tho facts attend
ing the Of Captain Holmes, in whose behalf effort
Is now made to effect the Communication Of his sentence
for the murder Of sailor on the high
large number Of clergymen who attended the late
Episcopal Convention paid their respects to the President
to-day Tho events at Harpers Ferry furnished in part
the subject Of conversation and the vstsrs had op
portuniy 10 examine OF the pixies brought the Pre-
sdcnt by District Attorney Ould from the scene Of war;
The proprety Of placing stronger guards at the several
arsenals and armores has been suggested in various
quarters but is not probable that any such un will
be taken by the War Department.
The protection demanded, through Commander Porter,
Ia Sonora is such American citizens entitled to by
vrt.A OF the treaty between the United States and
Mexico, % not intended TO cover the surveying ope
ratons OF Certain Stone and party. They were in the
employment on Mexican who had made a contract with
exresldeht Somonio Sonora resists the interference
Of the federal government w the lands Of that State
and hence the stoppage by Sonora u The surveys
The United States District Attorney New Orleans has
beed the steamship Philadelphia, and entered sut 70
effect her forfeiture to tho general government for viola
ton Of the neutrality laws.
There much activity in the several departments
sequent the preparation Of the statements to accom-
pany the annual reports.
Aarger number of members OF Congress than hereto.
fore have already made arrangements TO have their %
lies with them during The next session.
The Congressional contest In tho Sixth district or Mary
land Is exceedingly animated. Messrs Hughes and Hae
per the opposing candidates. had at Annapolis last night
renewal Of their former quarrel, when blows OK
changed Out Of this has grown report that they had
duel
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BosroS, Oct 90, 1859.
ihe Bank Commissioners to- day applied to the Supreme
eour' Tor an Injunction tho Bass River Bank which
WAS granted Is on the bost authority that the
biilhoIdcrs amply secured
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HIPS Hair Dye, &c.,, Black or Brown.
pepo No Barclay street. and sold by all druggists Inmit
Ma Hair Cutting nj No. 1,
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wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines.
METHODIST BOOK CoycERN,l
200 Mulberry street. New York :
Being constant receipt Of inquiries from our brethren
purchase have, In conjunction with lady friends
carefully thoroughly examined the various machines Of
practical family sewing and find those made by the
wheeler wnson Manufacturing Company. sos Broadway
New York. fully combine the essentials Of good nstu
ment and such confidently recommend. Having
ecen 80 favorable results from their In and the
friends desrouB that their benefits
should shared by all brethren and hence have interest
ed ourselves their behalf With beat Wishes your brethren,
ABEL STEVENS THO6. CA RLTON,
JAMES FLOY, j. PORTER,
DANTEI. WISE, J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WIN. A. COX.
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The Departure OF tho Great Eastern.
PORTLAND, Oct. 20, 1852
Letters TO Mr. Cumberland agent of the Great Eastern
from he company, by the Ocean Queen state that tho
steamer would sail within three four days Of the mc
fxed--&he Goth inst.
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e SHIRTS FOR SO, or 81 80

LEWIS & GEBERT, Excel
sior SHIRT Manufacturers, 400
Broadway.
We would again remind our
friends and TIE public, tina, VIC
have just received from our
factory, one hundred dozen az
our &C. ebra;ed 81 " SEir.s.
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Insurance Company Dissolved.

ALBANY, Oct 90, 1850.
The Indemnity Insurance Company, of this city, has
dissolved by the Supreme Court In session here
and James N. Cook appointed receiver.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n PALE
BEFORE
THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC.
The sale rises day by Cay into still more
COLOSSAL PROPORTIONS.
There nothing thoroughly good and ehesR
at an early day
ASSUME The FRONT RANK
In poir, Of sale "a already has in quality
DUPLICATE ORDERS u
SHOWING THAT IT GIVES GIVES ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
LARGE BOTTLES
ONLY Il CENTS.
DEEsLows BENzINE,
A PERFECT ArlcLE FOR THE INTENDED PURPOSE.
WHAT Is BENzINEs
The Bepzne sused FOR removing stains produced by greasy
& s.
hair may be applied also upon al kinds Of CLOTH whaev
for ssns
S o4 ss s snt for w
and stains paper The Benzins perhaps as
also on sink rbbons coiOs which MAKES look equal
Of importance to know tina. the Benzne is neutral
body having action whatever kind OF tissues or
colors.
Itchy dissolves greasy bodies there no danger
therefore, leave In contact with papers of kind wnas
may be their value. -.
Like trpentine &C. Ia infammable, and must Do Kept
away FROM fame of any kind.
in BOTTLES AT
TWELVE CENTS
TWENTY FIVE CENTS,
FIFTY CENTS.
ONE DOLLAR. -
IT,, h,,,,as "a Of era sze quality Ia the choicest
q, rarLet Whosssle depot lsa Water street. Retail AZ
druress fancy goods stores, nc &c
MISUNDERSTANDING CARDS, NOTES &C
cards engraved III the highest style Of
Ne .,t only at broadway corner OF Duane street
> roNrs IN AND II ANN SrRrET-N FRENU
calf dress bcos 81 % double sole waller PROOF b0o
plea su cal an them before purche9'nE-
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BosroN, Oct %, 1859.
The House today by vote Of 90 to no. reccdcd from
It's former action tho bill relative TO the statue Of Ho
race Manu. and thereby concurred with the Senate thus
allowing the statue be placed the State House grounds
without the approval Of another Legislature
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM CHINA.
Courteous Reception Of Minister Ward
at Pekin.
The Ratified Treaty Expected by
the Next Mall.
Tho Great Eastern Probably Now on
Her Way to Portland.
ADVANCE IN the ENGLISH AND FRENCH FUNDS.
ia, TO-, DO.

ST. JoMG, N. r., Oct u, 1862
The steamship Jason, from Galway on the evening Of
Monday the 18th October arrived 1t this port twelve
O'Clock last night and sailed At eleven O'Clock this
Ing for New York. All we'll
THE greater portion OF the despatch received ia antic
pated by the arrival Of the Persia.-Rr.]
Tho following 10 the very latest news forwarded by
Liverpool agent 70 Galway the afternoon OF the l7h
The China mail had reached England and the details Of
the news state that the American Minister had been
eousy received Pekn and expected TO DO able to send
home the atined treaty by the next mail.
The attest rumors to the effect that the Great East
would sail for America about the oath of October
On the Paris Bourse the funds had advanced the renes
closing at cor S0c.
1t denied that France seeks any indemnity from
saroir for the expenses Of the war; and the denial
panied by the statement that she merely asks for
the layment Of the advances made by her to that
Power.
The steamship America, from Boston via Halifax,
rived at Liverpool on the 18th.
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Ladies' Furs

Ladies' Furs
AT GENIN'S BAZAAR.
HUDSON'S BAY SABLE SETS.
RARE AND CHOICE
0ENINS BAZAAR,
6l3 Broadway.
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Ladies, You Can Get Your Dress Cords
Tassels and Waist Ornaments at j. LOCKITT, SON CO. IS
Fulton street. Brooklyn
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Hatters can Obtain the Ornamental Self.
adhesive ha, Mirrors Of the inventor GRO WHEELER
Rrna
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DIR. Sweets Infnlliblc Linnment Cures
rheumatism fails II Is a certain cure for neu
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Heavy Pants for %, and Gcnteel Street
Coats large assortment well made very
at DRUMQOLD & PROCH'S, No. 2i4 Broadway.
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Parnlyxcd and Dcformed Limbo suc-
ccssfuly treated by Dr. j. T. MANN, l26 West Thirty ninth
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Fashionable SILK Hat for $3.-An OF
the latest styles OF Hats Caps and Furs at SCOTT BACK
MANS Las Fulton street
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Ton.
pees-The best In the world SURPRISING all made Sold and
applied at the mandatory, z3 broadway.
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Georges Hair Dye, Black or Brown, 81
cents boz The cheapest and best In the world Try De
DOT a, SCOTS, 3O6 Grand street. New York.