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Aceiden, on the n. v. Central Il. Il.

As long train Of freight cars on the Central
Road were being taken up the Buffalo track
about eight o'clock Saturday morning, acci-
don't occurred at broad street bridge, which in-
vulved the loss ~ three cars, besides further
damage and some delay. The train consisted of
seventy or more empty box cars, and was i'm
peeled by three locomotives, this force being re-
quisito to enable the train to 90 up the steep
grade across the Eric Canal. One engine was
ahead, a second about midway In the train, and
the third was pushing at the rear. The for ward
engine had reached the summit when one OF tho
freight cars, then on the steepest part OF the
grade, broke 10 two and caused the mischief. The
cars we're on an embsnkment and under good
heailwsy. Tho forwar engine kept on It's way
with dozen or more cars in order aud the
broken car as pushed along for two hundred
feet or more across Broad street, and then thrown
off the tressle work, which Is here twenty feet
high, into lot below. Two other cars folio "
sd and were sadly shattered. The two cars which
first went down were smashed into . shapelsss
mass Of ruins, the third car fell upon one end
and the other end resting on tho tresSe work,
assisted to block the train and prevent further
mischief,
The fourth car had one OF Its trucks torn out,
ard was lodged in such q way as to block the
track. Another freight car further back in the
train, was broken in forward, and a number
Of bumpers were damaged. The floor tim :
bers Of the Bridge over Broad street wero
broken somewhat and II Is possible that the
car broke In two on that bridge. The cause Of
the accident was no doubt the pushing Of ths
rear engines. The railroad runs above and
nearly over tho houses in that vicinity. And
one, the house Of Mr.. 3. W. ARNOLD, had mar
row escape. The cars passed. II and fell In its
rear, one Of them just clearing the shed attached
to the house. Mr.. ARNOLD had q narrow
escape. lie was engaged but moment before
the accident, In putting up = stove Pipe, through
the back part Of his shed, and had lsft his dan
gerous position to get another pieoe Of pipe,
when the cars came tumbhDg down into his
pIcmises. lie regards his escape as fortunate
one, as well as that Of his family for had the
cars fell . few seconds sooner, they would have
crushed bis house into splinters.
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An Eiopevsent tPrcvented-stTanse Denou-
namenl.

Quite an excitement wa, Occasioued on FRI
day night, at the Central Railroad yard, in Al
bany, in CONSEQUENCE Of an attemp ted clOpo-
ment by a young lady daughter Of Mr.. IlUoHEs,
residing in Grand St, Albany, with young
German named GERIBET, a bOokkeeper for q
merchant In that city. On the evening named,
the girl went out after tea, and had not return
cd up to ten o'clock. This aroused tho suspi-
cions Of the father, who Immediately repaired TO
q house In Eaglo ST., where our German friend
and tho girl were In the habit Of freluenting.
They were not there, but, from conversation
had with one Of the inmates, Dir. IIUGHEs heard
livery broadly intimated that unless he could
find his daughter soon, he would not be able TO
do SO At all. He hurried to the railroad yard,
entered the train, and scanned every face
upon IL, but no trace Of his daughter s0uld
he ind. lie passed out, and was about taking
river aide, when he discovered the parties he
was looking for. His daughter saw him, and
dragging her lover asido, supposed that the old
msn would not notice them. But he did, and
boldly walked up to them. lie seized his daugh-
ter by tho arm, and attempted to drag her from
her lover but she clung to the letter as her last
ray ofhope. The father was very violent, and
his manner threatened harm to tho GIL. Oui
Teutonic friends nerves began to swell lie be
came highly excited At , witnessing the rough
usage Of thu girl. He Immediately seizet
HUGNEs by the neck, struck hiuA several
times, and finally threw him heavily upon TIN
goaRd. lhs girl was in a qusndary. she di'
moi know whom to take part with, doth, O
course, were dear 10 her. che was n tears. Tn
pounding Of bar father by her loyeE oansed he
to screaeh. Four PCT sons rushed TO the scene
| 1hs GIRL took hold Of her lover and pulled hlr
i of her father. She was horriG0i at seeing tn
blood trieklisg from wounds upon her father
face, She regretted her action, placed h.
l arms about his neck, saying 'Posr father, f.,
L give me !" She turned nPon hsz lover aud abu
I sed him for besting her fAthsr and rather tina
l stand that, and the gaIs u the crowd, who wei
collecting about, the young man sloped throug
the gate and left. Tia girl remsinsd whh h
father, and after washing the blood fom
face proceeded home 1ith him.
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From the Far West.

A we,tport correspor don't OF the 81. Loui,
PtJUbicdn, writing under dstc " tho 2is' inst.
says Tho fall season brings with II flood o.
immig ration from tho old States, Tho lrreatel
portion, 1t Is true, going on to the territory be-
yond us, but yet quite numerous body stopping
and settling in Jackson County, Missouri. rhis
county is now growing faster than any In the
state, and the statistics Of the present year show
y TO DO the weaithisst county in the State after
St. Louis. Tho sale of lots in the new town Of
Shawnee Dust over thu Kansas line), was beyond
any expectation. Upwards OF 800 lots were
sold, at ging from 81 to 80 per front foot
The whole country drained by tho Missouri Is
now thought TO be in better condition than ever
before. Tho corn crop in Northern Missouri,
Western Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska is believed
to DO quadruple that Of any past season tho
wheat cropis very good tho number Of beef
cst'le which are ready for market and will be
specify coming forward, Is many fold greater
than the country has ever had to oiFcr while the
hog crop too, Is large. Horse thioving has again
commenced on the borders. During the past
fortnight not less than dozen horses and mulos
have been stolen from persons In this nslghbor-
hood. band Of dotoctors and regulators Is bs-
ing formed, and woe TO the tirJt thief that may
10 taken.
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Pre- Cyrnilou of Saicidr.

Tho American Mei,coi GSette, for November,
contains an article on tho "prevention Of Sui
eide, from which we take the following
We (physlcians) at least ought 10 know tina. when
nxed melancholy oyortakoa or woman, o. that
the apprehension of evil, tho dread Of terrible
mishsp, and especially tho fear of losing their
OF becoming mad takes poaa.Asion of the mind ~
to render lo intolorablo there Ia longer safety In
delaying vigilance and restraint; and hr tho reason
that the risk OF suicide by sudden impulse, and ho-
micide included, In exceedingly gruat. Moreover,
ought to know, and instruct al parties, that tho
probabilities Of recovery greatly Increased, In oil
OF insanity, by the early confinement of tho
party In an asylum where the medical and mora
means Of restoration may be promptly and pcrseve
rngly applied. Tho public at largo can have n,
know. oige Of the great numbers u insane person,
cured In asy ylums, and whom suicides have beer
prevented. by tho restoration of such persons o.
their families and 10 society. Such cnrrs have been
tisnt.
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Chrisaia nifty tu CHM

The missionaries In conference with shs Bish-
o. Of ystons bsye under oonsiderAson plaa for To-
eating In the district cities native deacon or cate.
chist under the supervision Of an insyant European
missionary. The Rev. CAsoa baowEL ma rates the
following discourse by ChAAase tailor with roisr
enee 70 the relative merits u Confuoiusism, Budd-
hism, and Christsnity "a Iasn had fAlsA Into
deep, dark pit, and lay IN Lts miry bottom groanu's
and utterly unable ~ move. CoHuoIUs walking ~
low, am sorry fos YOU why were you such
fool ~ 10 gss III Asre, Let me give you : neve y,
O. S. aS's III yo ever g,s out. aonl SSdahist pis.
/ next cane h., snd sLd:-aPoor fellow, l Am very
much p.ip ID 70 sse You theTe; .Ltnt 4 ysa could could
scramble sp thirds Of the T Gss %an in ssfs sSs
pit was ntirely helpless aud unable to riss Nsx'
tts Saviour came BY, sad bearing eIs cries. won't u
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design TO rctire IL II was not furnished, saya
that SEEING The necessity Of moro means, sld
that eil Is lost without II, no is determined to
have II even II he has TO resort TO tho greatest
financial iniquities" TO obtain IL. Con. MAR
9urh having been ordered to detach 1900 men
htm hs army, TO be sent With tho batteries Of
artillery to lSpuaio, refused to do so declaring z
tbat the taking Of rcpcc by the Liberals, had
increased his dangers, and that he needed all his
foices, BE writes to the Bishops ~ Guadslai lara
snd San Luis, (sho are at MeNico) urging t6sul
TO interroSe and obtain recall Of the order and
nst II II Is insisted upon he will ab ihdon the
command o. the army now under him iu Guada
lsjars.
Nukvo LroS appears TO be In commotion Vi
DAuRRI and Iu.HuA, IL seems, did not comply
with tho engagement OF tho fcrmor with IkRA-
GOA when he gave him passport, which vss
that he would separate hiuisof entirriy from
public Affairs, and would only remain Ia the Sta
short time to arrange his private business. Oh
the contrary, As soon as he reached NillAldama,
to the north Of Monterey he sent out circulars
to various points, nt1 has already urgl eiZ,i A
small but somowhat form dslSc force auder him
All Bustamoute and tho greater part Of Nillal.
dana are In his favor, ard tho more northern
jurisdiction of LaIupaSac, SC, arc OK pcc,od to
take part with him. On the other hand, al un-
disciplined rsbble, II IL said, hto'y appeared
Oh the very str,sts of Sali.lc, shou iug for Nina,
MON and dowt with ARNNnEKRi aud NInAuRRt
too. lhiS last news COMES from sOdtceI not
fiendly to the Liberal cAr.c. Ih,rc may bo
a0nic CoWmoiiNn, but Arr NuwRrI will hc sec
cnded ehectuallv, ard will maintain himself.
ARANnERm declares that tho passport granted
by LARAGcZA vas iInprovidently given, the
lteyiouf order 81 Con. DsGoLL.Do beinl, that
NIDAuREI and his accomplicos should DO arrust-
oil and brought TO san Luis for tiial for treason
and disobetis nce TO orders. lie has accordingly
ordered the arrest of Generals YuAuaRI and
PuAzr. and Lie. n. MANrEL GARCIA hrIoS.
Ltc. MANUEL Il. GonrI, late editor Of he Boie.
hn has lecome Secretary Of State. Ilo was
bahishcd with ARAnRERRi.
The State Legislature has bocu called to meet
on the LIST Of November, as advised by Con. DE-
uoiiApo, 40 that they may mako provision for
the election OF another Governor, and do such
other legislative business as mag be required.
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Broa4sxli lie InteiilGAscs.

Brownsville dates To tho 2oh Os&. have come
to hand.
On the 18th, . party Of thuty mon, headed
by q 4. GLARACKE Zone Of those prescribed by
CoRrisAs,) and tho Sheriff d Brownsvilis, went
out and succeeded In capturing the second In
command Of CoRTISAs hand. lie pleaded that
he vas forced by CosrIsAs, but II was proven
!b., hs Nas ore Of the SoQ'ipsls 90 the pigbt "
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and give Us neither news nor rumors Of battles
between ths RsactionIy and Liberal armies;
but the resources Of tho former arc low. and tho
division q opinion between President MlRAMos
and Gen MARoulz quite omtnous. Gen. Co
E"HA' Minister Of Was, In roply to letter from
Gsc. RoE'Ss. cdfag Ter maasy and iDtina,;as
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DoMEs.IC MARKKTs-,

MONDAY, Oct. u-2f.A
Asn,s-T The marke. !s quiet for 10th kindS sAo
FLOUR AND MsIIs-.-:hs demand fos wsstsrn CD
Flour Is good, but wish fres .r,ysss, prios. q Y
heavy aS teS S SSSuy . N ps e lsf s1port the -
Z ga,4 20 Tor s..a A.; % i~ :sS.Ss s I. SS %
pads. Of do; Ss<ssse 80 Tor shipping b.ads =
Round Hoop extrH Ohio; 50 rssye = Sr tssAs
brands do; - ioasy 90 for St Louis and aa.ss's -
Canada an Flour Is inactive; small saies = - 49,
Is; the supply u better oIInet s.,r. he iaouiy n
chiefly for ths home trade HAlss Of r.00 boaA. =
90 s.sh efes .Israns ha'si%O's; RS , ss, and % - -
Y, " 70 IsS%,sn 1S1 .s' a T IS ecasa v
Con- Sssl : quiet; mall sars Of jersey q 81 -
Brsna Jwne at si4ass 20 BuOkwhsas Flour n =
%nsssr The inquiry Is limited. aud the .saxkss
lower; sales Of loe Sts. at sIs, and small ns =
GaAm- The What market duh a,d lowss. n
dsu and Is mainly 'er milling t.s prioss sAsA bl.g
above the limits q export ordsE tue ssrty.s egs h
%ss SSs.s Gs asS SA !. = - 4 =
the latter rive is rsshsr arnss he dssssd f.s.
sss,y sss.: :, ! %.r .sS sS o..
dian ., 4ahaA5o. Barley h hsd Araly, bel = qaAsAs
the "ssrinss s.s no< sIss, prime 2 vsSAsa 81.
esasr, Nth more on ~ markst and ~ Inquiry
the sslss arc 800 bssh. q ssoeet for Jsrsy Ns.
l low Sts$1 % fog southern do. u for koun1
l WHIT, and 81 nominslly for Wssesrn.
Psovuious.- The Pork aszkss y lcwsR M ,
:1.. . IssS Ssl.. q :. sise1is Is :. - q. G.
% iSr cs.s. ss.iis T dSa % soa SsssT sss ~
NSo e! y. a., D hr Sd %. Ma sqE r
Do. ~ sessM fOi asw ''pssad No, - oai Z
psst H.uas are sssaay s.,ss 4 70 ~ 4 o. q
go 90: Out pssAs - s..ss. "a 80 -
stc. Lard V duE enA hssvy ~ eeUu13 - -
, "a At Vic. buttsr aAA Csssss sss asn1v.
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the very brink Il the pit stretched down and laid
hold Of the poor man, and brought him up aud said
90 and sin no more" must 10 admitted that
this alcvc-y the merit OF much originality
while the simplicity of its details renders e,,y of
aencral comprehension.
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,ATES OF ADVERTISING
rErMs-CAsH IN ADVANCE

Adyvrt!~neuse- svvry -FOUR LINES os,.,,.
sNo woris) one dsy, % cvntst two dsyz, ~ csuss
sa,se nd' 10 sasys, 90, .lr days, q 70 n lssntel .
Marriage. and Deaths, - c.p.. N, ..rs N.vo,.-
Monthly Advertisements a sosr nns. t,-~1 VI -
eonvci. enoe q the ofacs, ~ for every "a in.s,x.-
Adyertis mene received until 10 o'oock,
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CLOTHING.
II A l. L AND WIN TIE X

Il ALL AND wINTE ER
l. svv srv, SCLoTHINS, Gov, MANY,
f$s$S & N Ss$as Es
S bSYs P9T s5Fs s r s srs .Ss
and Country Trade and assure our customers and the
Ss that there Is no IL ..as
we have the best assortment Of Mes and Boys Cloth
any other ..ts6sS%snt mayins parsI..sa our G' ma
tea. At the late trade sales We are enabled to oser
our SssR sGE 81 FIR
sapsrss ape sst csSr eSsT hes and
Eitr. Fine k'auiPfiRs5 fR5dk saCc CoAfs W to 10
Black Froek Coats, wen made and trimmed. 8. 70
sapsrhnc PS s custom %sSs ilass xt6 lEio % to Il o.
CsrsiIpafs % % Frocks and MISUNDERSTANDING 70 fS
%aqSs Fsn
Cashmere, with and without Bands 70 French
s:tiiHs ~ GiO,i and Dossti"' band and French bse:ia,
VESTS "Cm,,rnere of all styie., sI25 to 81; Plush
velvet, silk aud satin 81 70 81 Fine sk plush -
sFfuE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT I, rcple,c With
G,GthG n Cissrss S Srr sPd d Mygyytrigg as PTHfEcr
e M AgGgt.R tST NELSON'S PAT
go. a. T. hlSfFk 90, No: go and g92 Rewery,
Between Houston and BIecoIer street.. } Nes . Y.rs
olO etN-i'i
URS-FURS-LADIES, NOW Is
Il the time TO get your fnrs, and CurBlLL, OF lSg
Fulton 4, Brook!yn, up stirt II lult the man who
sAT ,r ;IEpyn yon MN AZ nice ct 9f SABLE siSR
sT th.n sSy snactarpf " ia - the % es But T chi Ia
and examine hls new assortment, "a there is no charge
watSF SSSH % do do
atSl9a TSSG S1FT fi,SG 60
Miink yietgrnes. es..,......,...,.........st9 st99
~ C r%cn,s%sp', Fii'R CLOVIS of ths bsst qu.
rSd% %R %'GS % p sf@ s ,T S6d Do o !t, s y"
EuRSl FURs! TRULY CHOICE FURs
LIKE rREcI@i,s EE9IGfi, METALS,
a." stGGh = iiiyf iEES T. FSfFkErbn " =
40 SENT 10 Us YoRk. Itiusn AGESr'' In NEW
BOON FIND Tpf Grf ktRIfs TllERh BARGAINS
TIT IFx fans ff6aSTSb bK EZsELHEs EEgf ASR
THE CROWDS q I%PiEs a IT2STERySG ,PArLY
.q7 g,.s.isl .ialLEsRqp6SSRski pSRkE i. aIsSSEk S2SERY'
EURS-FuRs-FuRS-
Fur Mr9kTASn STsd n T9 s9si4p hAPrss .4s .
FFSSFh FTt%sh .G s. m .@% .S e si's' So
wssr Nip h;li s.Ps %%a sn% I ;a: ss' ' ,s$
FrsSch Sable, hall cape, %ns and cuts. y
do, DO, Yictorinss, mltT. and cuffs go
HS.' do "HA DO. Man, from 'stit 81 to 20 !" il 20
Also an sssorf,aent q al oths. far. % PCT cent,
lower than any other house Ia the trade Don't forget
the nuEber-ies fulton St, Brooklyn, up Stair.
EURs, FURs, FURs-BUY YOUR FURs
at tho great Ttocky Mountain Co.. 10 per cent les.
1 ~,
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FINANCIAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT GER
ti6estes Nos slA for ons hundred shares. .nd tot
Company were foIlsited on 22d Sept for no4paymept
% assessmsnt q sr share due On IN The 9th Js
shares stock, much Of will pay the amount OF
said assessment together With interest and EXPENSE
will be sold at auction TO the CHEST bidder al the Of
hee Of the company, 2s4 Pearl q, Tuesday, Novem
Der l5th, at " e,Sioet r. J. n MILLS, Irsa.nIer
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS
OLIGHT COMPANY.
october 2tth, lsoe.
adividend Of Ten DoAarv per share, on the capital
stock ofthe company payable to the on
bookg wiz be closed until that date. -
o2o 0.96l Secretary.
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"ANTED-A GIRL TO ATTEND IN A
w Shoe store: none need apply without being
thoroughly acquainted with the business Inquire At
R AlDDLElOS'S, 66S Broadway, between I and
o'clock in the evening. oJl 3'J2J
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AUCTION SALES OF sroCKk

AUCTION SALES OF sroCKk
100 M.r Fix Bk. I03k Lamar ms. ..ln
10 Washington In,18T - Evorstt lns....
10 Corn TX Bk. 40 10 Lrnox Ins. ..... ~
10 A. Ins of Brook. lssk Ps~ No. lsa In ihrr
10 Jersey q Ins. .iO3 Grace Church =. ol1o
W fIlton Ins.. 1t6h 100 Chi St r d f..I y
90 do. .li6A
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a COOP MANY WOMEN WANTED DAILY

h-Gooa situations, good wages; girls lately iiudci,
aud rlnall girls wanted Immediately At this Iusttute
aud Home. l3s Eleventh -, car 9th ave, Gail and iu-
quira Conducted by "A respectable Amcric,. -
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WANTED.

yUANTED-LADIEST 10 LEARN TO OrE.
w rate wheeler y Wilson's improved sewing
Inaehine by one Of the oldest experiences oprors 70
man ssemsnt Of the machine perfectly, ani recon,
operators be supplied at l5s Cana st, ov,r the
store. oc9l 1914
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COR SALE-A ONE HORSE POWER
Il steam engine nearly new made to order for gro
GERS window ~th boiler syeTything eompietei will
knntlc st., brooklyn. o1Sv J'lii
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE TWO SHOW CASES, IN
II good order Call at IT'S Prince st, between Thomp
con and Sullivan sts oSl ylI6
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A LARGE NUMBER OF GOOD SkkVAN / ;
n are wanted daily st The servant. ln-titute lI9
Grand H. IfyOu want 90 I've suited in good place. Tor
The winter, come Immediately to lIg Grand II; also
number Oi small girls are wanted. OIL 3'll9
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yyyANTED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAM
w ily-a young woman who understands cooking,
vehns, DC Also young gtrl for light work, At "
Grand It. jersey City. ocSl 1'lil
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SECOND BOARD.

STOCK FLUCTUATIONS
This tsblo is derived by oon,parsua q tie Nrs4
n. ard sulos esoh dsy -
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A CTTyE MEN IN CITY AND COUNTRY

f1can make good wages selling Rrower- patent Wa
terproof for boots shoes, and all leather
warranted 10 make them perfectly waterproof by u
single application 70 keep 70, and lat htfai long
ngAin for using n. What everybody WANT A.
BROWEll & co, 4 Ridge At, \. Y. o3l 6'ili 4
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ITO WANTED IMMEDI-
etey, at 46 Ea. 23d st. near ith ave- asoot, steady,
wages will I've paid TO those who will suit Enquire, for
day. OIL 2'lIJ u
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TADIES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON
- Wheeler q Wilson's improved sewing machines.
10 do all kinds Of work the MANAGEMENT Of the mt-
chine thoroughly learned charges only ~ for the full
koth sta oc3l 4s32g
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yLIANTED-FOR U. 8. ARMY-lOO AC-
w tive men. Pay from sil to s22 per month, with
board, clothing, &c. Also mnsi ians wanted. Apply
e olb 2iac'la
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EURs, FURS, FURs-BUY YOUR FURS
at tho great Roxy Mountain Co, 30 per cent less
than any other store u the city Rccs msrtin PR s
Frcnchnink per sot, So worth $40; mink martin, per
set SIS, worth SiO Fifty bales Buffalo robes at -
Mott oc2O LlacslTS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-28
Sefanntnia6un0em
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

8erfthsrune aes,r SerIuf bel 5rrsr, bic bier in Ridmcnb Gus
seiablt pire. ninmt ,u cen %biaisicl gcrinsunsen Der urterSet@-
nee &9ent ber
0'rsnt Bsfsrn Suiurancs @ompnnY III 9bilacelpbin
ibaftcn, adufm '~nne9hter &c, unb ;wor III Zen bilieNcn 9reilen.
Ma 9'erfUnen, wsIbe f6 ssesn ben Seriult ron Eeusr scr~
ihcrn ppller, rerber rpbltbun, Eel benz llriCrSettneien rrr;u prea
hrn. Die 5lurrffee Der ..ereat 0efern SriurGree unr 3rut
SrRpano" befnpet ft IN 9bilae1lphia $40 43 SO lrutfr., Ode
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