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VTeRGNSR ELECTRO ca sMIO Al BATHS, 1l9 FOURTH
avenue The only es'ab sbment attended by Professor
VERUas the inventor Sied for the extraction OF
tsic substances from the of rheumatism govt
debility, fever. &c preventive OF msiig grant sckneea
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rom any Of principal the lines Of railway IN
4soat RItsAip for SIS, from Galway for $50
AMERICAN EXPREse COMPANY,
ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager
rvHE NEW LINE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
great reduction of passage and freight by this
The favosta steamship NnRra eTAS Captain A. q Jones
2O at two O'Clock P. M connecting via Panama aalrosd
TIE steamship rzsba Extra steamers OF this line a~ave
nsung prompt COMMISSION at the Isthmus The
NORTHERN light will the North Star leave Ne
York Augun g. For passage or freight, Apply only 70
ID. B. ALLEN, Agent
No wing green New York city
NB-An persons forbid trusting any account
of he shps
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NOR HAMBURG, LONDON. HAvRR AND SOUTH AMP
n ton.
~he Hamburg American Packet Company steam.
ship
BoRUssIA. Captain Trautmann,
win leave pier q North river
Monday, August l, 1889.
First class 800 tecond cabin $50 Steerage. .$S5
@. B. RICHARD BoAs,
Isl Broadway,
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n BURKE. AUCTI0NxER sALEsROOM 2O2 CAN Al
~. street win sell this day tn lock fixtures OF
he grocery ard liquor tore 50 RIB together with The
household furniture, DC. Bile o. lOh O'Clock.
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NOR NASSAU, n p, AND HAvANA.-THE sgrrIsY
II and North American Royal Nsil steamship KAKNAE.
Capt Brownies will sail from the wharf At Jer
City for the above ports sfer the arrival OF steamship
Afrcs which leaves Liverpool 9th July (eoout 2let Juy
Havana. 60
between Nassau and Havana. Is
For freight or passage apply to
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FINANCIAL.

= U0USr Bxl.MOET a co., BANKG66. MO. 50 WALL
street. issue ener. ~ credit for travellers, available in
~ parts Of the world through MesH1 Rohschtd, of Paris,
~odon Frankfort Naples and Vienna and their sorresscs
touA
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"A. shoes AID brosans RICH arR 4 WHITING will sci
auction Wednesday. July TO- at '0a O'CLOCK,
Crvantt ytreet assortment Of reasonable
Catalogues movpipR ofsale.
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Steamboats,.

sEa FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
<iIassaeszI MONT, THREE TINES 4 WEEK
me steamers BELN lDERE and GEO. EABODY are now
at3 clock for the above places
Freight received daily.
dations ~ ~ @
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
u = p..-., Light street vhar:.
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Mtrtban0i3t.

SCYTHES.-500 dozen 'Darling's" and oval
- drons Stamp American Corn and Grass Scythes also
Factory rates By Hiss ss 6 S5ss q S and %
Char!es street. jeltf
w sale by a. J.. WEBB BRO. o5-tf
NTINES AND COGNAC.-4 quarter pines
~ Marsha, quarter pipes Port wine quarter pipe
arrived AND for e by M 4 | gg soay {ait
vert street s25,tf
WHISKEY.--A constant supply of Rectifed
profit by 7. r. MARTIN L BRO p s. Calvert st. sitf
| HOGSHEAD SUPERIOR WESTERN JOWLS
Ifor sale by W WHlTELOCK co, a South street NIL If
II BBLS. RYE WHISKEY, about one year
old and which believe be the best article now in
aboTs i 10y y SGGnftBR GTHfrE
GRAFF, IS South street, opp. Exchange Place je23f
y tres. EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS,
Ecfor sale by SMITH &NICoDEMUs. ol4f
SQ CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL
- ~ f2T machinery and tunnelling purpose, by DUGAN
100 BUSHELS PEACH SEEDS for sale by
1OO T 7 MARTIN BRO, u s Calvert St n4-tf
100 HHDS. PRIME WESTERN BACON
iSoSETfGs bright and hands me- for sale by SMITH dif
1S0 CASKS CLARET AND SAUTERNE
lSO Wines ship Marshall" in of 80 and 60
fRr AND 4 Lombard Ts5y iGF eEGf
100 BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
iOCtor sale by g CASSARD son, iO7and 400 ". Bal
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
i for sale by G. CASSARDk son, 4O7 and 400
| W, baltimore street mh5H
| O0n KEGSSEVILLE OLIVES for sale by B
%OO R SPALDlNG 81 CO., IS Commerce nI9Iw
| 9S0 PLAIN WESTERN HAMS for sale by
oSOW MAlTEL0CK co, A South street. nlItt
| S00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
OOfor sale low by manufacturers agent, WILLIAM II
| 6oIlloN,S4 W Pratt street ap29tf
| $40 SACKS ASaTON'S FINE SALT, in
! OCOstore and for sale by FOARD & ROGERS, l6 Bow
! ~ wharf al3-tf
= 0N0 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
superior article, for sale low by manufactu
refs agent WN II. BOLTON, 81 W Pratt street ap29tf
e 000 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
| O9EOO from Liverpool per ship "F. W. Brune," for
ale, afoat by FoARD ROGERS, Ii Bowy's wharf. jest
IN G00 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA
1 IOeOOOaud LONDRES CIGARS, for sale cheap fol
cash, by THoS WEBB, S E corner of Garden and Madi
son streets. jal3n
20 000sLBS;r PURE WHITE LEAD AMI
turers agent WIN H. BOLTON "a W. Pratt street ap22 If
4.UUUFLOOR1NG BoARns, bright and wei
sawed Just arrived from Charleston, c. per schooner II
Smiths wharf, up stairs. j23tf
0UUUUband H received and for sale by GUN
South street m3tf
s. GL hE Leon de DE orc oRA BE s 5
FL Leon londres, 2ds 900 FL Nnfa Londres Dds Just
ceyed, per steamer Empire City. p. TIERNAN son, In
porters, u n. Charles street jel3tf
lO0OOOFs1E FEET a1y GAs and 5n W F5 PIPE e
| DUGAN JENKINS, SO s. Charles street. fe23-tf
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..siiTeee@N BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL

aEs4a=zzzaszs5P HIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
VIA CANAL,
or the transportation Merchandise Produce PACKAGES
boseS Carriages Furniture and Goods of ali sorts
Philadelphia and Baltimore ~ "a al on - 'et" eel
b PUf III LAD6LPHlA-one Of the Company's Steam
irving in Philadelphia at o'clock the nev} moTniy M a
pie time for the New York Trains ~ ''7' III -H
FROM PHILADELPHIA-Ipa daiI,, NJ . o,ol,,I.
No. 10 South wharves '''' go ''io'"'
Goods forwarded Immediately with cor. FRI, ,r Ill -.
'or coinmisSion j. ALEX. SHRIyER, Agent.
No. ) Light street wharf, Baltimore
apISt No 10 St',tL ~ - -tI 81 J.;
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La - c. FOR IHE
- WESTERN

1-2-@AE"HrtS- WAR YLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' MILLS
On and after the 18th Of October the GAYS VIII leave ~
Station for 0wings Mills at 40 A. NJ Returning Iegys
Owngs Mills ats and II A. NJ The o'clock train connects
win omnibus for ReiserstOn aud Manchester for which
ol3-tf TRVrTN = ~ ,y-T M,
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IT OFFICE OF MONTMENT

EnkzGtLz--.iN OfriIE OF q n VI ~ -
Hezsz&AsazAsEzSa STEAM TIC COMPANY
me COmpanys boats having been put in con!yft ~
order are now prepared DESCRIPTION 'f ''5
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The COmpany's Boats are follows, g.
Steamer TIGRFSS, Captain Luxe League
Steamer IIONESS, Captain 4 H. League.
The commandss are experienced masters, and
antee given for the safety Of vessels IN their charge IN
rats ~ t viii h. made reasonable For further info4
nation amy 10 the Captains on board, Of the agent
' arr WIN. II BOLTON.
ia1et NJ "a W Pratt stree
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gs.s4 NEW ORLEANS
slsse& LINE or

- PACKETS.
Ship IAN IAN; HEN$,p.ERS0N, Captain knowles.
" HELEN A. MILLER Calf
g CHARLES, Rusrk
lhes vessels are all OF superior class, and at tn
lowest figure They sail regularly ad vertse and are com
mandeh by Captains well experienced the trade The ca
pacity too OF the above vessels in as will afford grca.
facility to shippers For freight cabin Seerage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON & 70
,,, ~, ,,,,>-,,,,,. - No 81 Pratt street
GEO " H1NSON Co, Agents, New Orleans, will foT
their address H '''7 j "a -
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STEAMBOATS,.

NOTICE. The steamer "GEOR-
sZzsEz EANNA" HAS discontinued orI,, a.,
account o arrangements being made for another Boa
to run IN connect on with her
nl2 II J.R II. LEFFLER
FOR THE SOUTH
szzsZasztt=ss=aas DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHuhDEI .
PlilA and BALTIMORE, via the
ebay LIN -
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, WILMINGTON. CHARLES
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, COLIN
BlA, ATLANTA MONTGOMERY, AND
NEW ORLEANS.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
$1,000. DAILY, except Sundays,) via.
BAi LINE, x SEA BOARD II ROANOKE RA!LRltI.
10 THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranr ed that the traveller
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK To WELDON n
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StaI UItTtI Oy tle LAY lime haiti.
more Ieam Packet Company for forwarding goods for the
et So, should induce shippers to INQUIRE Of MS before
snpPnG by other routes Besides the above named Places
our lclts Tor The transportation merchandise Tor
points on the B. r. r., Black Water River WiIminpto
y ELTON r. n Raleigh Castor r. r. ClarksyiIIe Va
ROAD e " e. Central r. R., and for Sou h generally
are such as are afforded by other lines and the induce
ments should not be overlooked For further Information
apply at the Baltimore Steam Packet Companys wharf
Union dock, foot of Concord street 10y "''"'+
N; y, FALLS, Pres't Bay Line Steamers
SAMI. NJ. WILSON, Pres't s. & r. r. Co
Si-3m WIN. s. ASHE, Pres't W h w r r n
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MMtban0ta.

A INCONSISTENCIES, Bordeaux and Ivica, for
IA sale by WM G. PRICE 4 co, lOI AMI 100 Lombard
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No. II South street Baltimore
r SLAUGHTER, President
1ll-H Fraderick sbIrs "
- eI "C'1 i"' 7'' III S!Nl.fI or on board the at.
... Agents in lretericks burg,
IElE-u ADAMS x FRENCH
: .sIIE2~--l> NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE

.
INLANn-FhrOugh the Delaware and Rafitan, and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
For the conveyance Of Merchandise, Produce Packages
Horses, Carriages, Furniture and Goods Of all sorts
low rates
Through between New York and Baltimore, wi,hot,
transhpnen $ hears, in Iron Steamers, with water
tight Compartments
FOR MEN YORE-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore fo,rr
times Der week from No Light street wharf.
FROM NEW YOEK-Sramh0at leaves in like manner
for Bal more four times per week from North River Pc,
No. :.
Goods destined places beyond Baltimore or New Vol
forwarded Immediately with cae-ree Of all charges f
commission
Line ''-
The safety, regularity and dispatch OF this Line tgt
with the moderate rates charged commend il r. lie 5,f
desirable medium for conveying every iescriu1 n,
Freight j; 4. SARlY Err, Agent
NO Light street wharf Baltimore
W. DAlZkII,
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NOTICE. ~ CgssEzasssstr7

IN view OF the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
racket Company have, in connection with the Southern
goods. ~ ~ ~ VA enough
Ihe following exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
tc eaumore Steam Packet Company, in consideration Of
through shipments from Baltimore GodSbOro' and WI.
-rinp nrtsrr,
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commission Mfrfhants.
JAMES WHITEFORD.

JAMES WHITEFoRD,
- =, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SELLS FIoGR,s IhskRY A MH lit KINDS OF
COUNTRY PR6b5tt5cEa. i-A NiND1 nS Sf
X HENRY SMITH,
MGRGHaEbISE ANb d6tN4RH h fRGDTcE,
OFFICE COR OF f BAET iii tSR n Mp WHARF,
Ky Ky aeg Fpp Fish
farming Implements Ernit Trees Seeds, for Farmers
Messrs Rom, MOORE & Bro JAS. WATERFORD, ESQ.
9. y; H. GR4wToEp & Co, Joan CARSON, ESQ. 94'
s Il Ross Ta H5dpER Es Esq
R?yET aERTEE or R fSgT RRASks
g BIBB Co. j. W GRAFFLIN, Esq
TE, RGE H. CREIGHTON,
W GRAIN AND FLOUR
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
. u ,,,,r,yHco Nc IL C9MME s! STREET. BOSTON
vances ON consignments to the above house mott
TOH ROSS,
d 9Hf2ys F9S 4E ETEBR +oR 3 NER
BACON, &c.
NO. LIGHT STREET WHARF,
o2Ou Near Pratt street.
EDw KURTz sCHAEFFER, WILLIAM K. BARRY
FRANCIS B. LoNET, Y.
HARDWARE
III SCHAEFFER LUNEY,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUN
Nos HANOVER STREET,
NEAR BALTIAoRA ST
DOULTNEY & MOALE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
REFERENCES i''A'A Nd S'As1'
| aessrs ! T, PLEAsANTs Sons, Baltimore.
! fessrs. W. GLENN 4 Sons. Cincinnati jaItf
DAVID T. BUZBY,
ny PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
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SbggInG.
For LONnQN

,sts5z4S FOR LONDON.
The l. as per Loyds, Danish schooner JUNO,
apt Pedorsen will have quick dispatch For ght appi
l" KNOX & co,
SrntEl. 1910 ~
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rusIE@a BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN
STEAM row BOATS.

!
/ BALTIMORE STEAM TOWING CONPANY
No 81 Smiths wharf
The Baltimore Steam Towing Company have their Rgat.
complete order They Of sufficient power To- tow
! of the following Boats, viz.
/ LANES NJ kkI ........-.... Captain z. H. Canon
| FAIRY QI ZEN ................ l.. DAYTON
MAY OF EEN.................. A. Cuok
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ROURBON, MONONGAHELA, OLD RYE
LAND o!d Wheat Whiskeys- all pure, genuine and old
IL n LONG X co, 90 and - Pennsy yania avenue Milf
RRANDlES FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ito iilSlNk-BOth pale and dark, comprising Otard
D9ppy Co. Hennessy O., Seignette Co. and all fav
orte brands Our Bottled Brandes up in most a.
ractve style II K. LONG 4 CO. 20 and y PennsyIyana
A
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NOLLECTlON OF CLAIMS,
" N QUEEN ANNE'S, KENT ia BOT COUNTIES
WOOLMAN j. GIBSON, Centrevle, Md respectfully Of
fr his services to the Public for the Collection of Claims,
OF every description, in the above named counties in the
recovery of which he will employ the
getic
From his very e1tsSics kaolsdgs Of people his past
success and his unwearied application business, he
heves he shall give entire satisfaction all who conde
their business to his His charges will be moderate
REFERENCES:
FhilddclpRiI-Dr. David Jayne DeCourcy, Lafourcads
Co.
Ba1timore-Wr. Chestnut, Esq, VIM Il. Gatchell c
Messrs. Wells Il Miller.
CsItJsriLe-Hon Z. B. Carmichael, Pzrs Wilmer q
Characterization. J. Alfred Pearce.
EIeiOu-i'Ol. Hamiletan
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Steamer Parkersburg, Powell, a hours New York
-mdse to Saml. T. Pearce-passed at g. Both ult.,
Nov-steamer Commerce, Morley, hence for Savannah.
Schr. FREELY, (Br) Stirrup, from Kingston JAM 10th
nst-rum, plmento, ogwood, and oranges to F. T. Mon
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ExTRAOaDINARY SALE
= GENERAL HOUSE q FURNISHING GOODS
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
E. Y. HAuGHwouT 4 CO.

f. Y. HAUGHwOUT 4 CO.,
Scs sss go ard 1872 Broadway, Broorns strest
ans received large conngnments Of Goods from Europe
io gale account and having themselves
Unusually hsary and choe sock OF Goods hand have
81 tho approaching close OF the business
lined 70 make large reduction IL their prices,
From ibis lime until the lst Of January next,
To insure large desnd and thus enable them materials
reduce heE stock before The close OF the year.
II Of the Austrian curY0x
oy, they enabled 10 offer their Bohemian Gerrnsy
Goods purchased al the late Fair st Lepsic, at unparaeIej
The following are sample y their reduced prioes.-
Conp,ets white FRENCH CHiyA DINNER, DESSERT and TRA
sxRvcEs With complete service Of rich cut and engraved
Gobes Champssnes, Wines. Hooks, CeIsres CenRe
FoB sEvENFy DOLLARS
which assert W be The cheapest ses sold in Tin
ccrctry.
F.icb Decorated DIsisG SERVICES,
At $50, Sll5 and SIS, and upward.
Heavy silver plated CASTERS 81 So 81 and $lV and sheffield
rpslny ~ sl6 and SD
plated TIA SETS sir pieces al s25 and 49, and
ause style ard finish, at So.
Sets Of CUTLERY. twety nine pieces with Ivory handles
morocco cases, at s2l rs and Scs 25
Real Bohemian coosed and engraved WINE Bottles q.
per pair.
acb and DEcAsrERs s. per pair and cut b
he,,ap GobsIs, - rer dozen, dc, DC
We ask the public 70 examine goods and prices and
tina. the reduction Of prices ia genuine
Prices marked In plain is ures, from VIZ
NO DEVIATION CAN BE DE
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The Elaye Trade.


ARREST OF CAPT. FARNHAM, CHARGED WITH BEING
ENGAGED IN THE SLAVE TRADE on BOARD THE
YACHT WASDFRER.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL. OFFICE
Mr. jackson, lawyer Of Georgia, who has been spe-
cay retained to prosecute the SLAYER Wandesr arrived
in this city with warrant for the Capt j. Egbcrt
Farnham. The warrant granted the affidavit Of
OF Mr. G. Boston, Collector OF the port Of Savannah Geor
ga, 10 the effect that j. Egbert Farnham Of the yacht
Wanaercr aud citizen of the United States had forcbly
detained number Of negroes board the said vessel
in May 1859, and that he landed number OF them on
eky Island in the District OF Georgia with intent sell
them slaves, and that farnham Is pirate, according
TO the act Of Congress passed in 1920.
OnFrday evening" Marshal Rynders and one OF his de-
pues, Louis DeAnges, succeeded in arrestng Captain
Farnhan the warrant, which endorsed by Judge
Belts. The Marshal kept Farnham his residence all
night, instead OF sending him 10 jail and yesterday
morning brought his prisoner before Judge Belts, who
told him tha, he Was u0er arreston crmi nal charge,
and was his duty 20 issue mandate TO the Marsha!
carry him back to Georgia. The accused answered
g Yes, Sir" The Judge gave order for the return
OF Captain Farnham 20 Georgia, and Marshal
Rynders and deputies left New York
last evening for Washington if the Attorney General
deems it necessary that Mr. Rynders should accompany
Farpham to his destination he Will do SO; if the Mar
shall will send him on il charge Of his two deputies.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Albert Pike, Of Arkansas, who at time killed
by the telegraph, is in Washington.
Hon H. W. VOORHEES, who defended young Cook in the
late trials at ChareEtown, Va Capt 70 imam, U. s A.
Lana, and Dr. E. Grsa Of the Virginia Military Institute
In Washington.
Senator Fitch Of Indiana has been confpci TO his
by inoisposion since his arrival in Washington.
The grandson Of Tecumseh is living in Natchez
Mississippi. lie is we'll educated and accomplished
gentleman, having travelled the greater part OF Eu
rope. He is physician, and is said by the Free TGcr to
be excellent In his pharmacopia is lot Of med
cai herbs esecret of whose curative powers he de-
rived from his Grandmother, who great lnedicine
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To the Intelligent.

N diseases arise from end in lmpuriy of the b'oot No
matter how Called each be cured by vegetable
which do rot only nip the bud but actually expe the foul
bnmprs which produce dreaded headaete oureux
rheumatism, well adeCtous the
general be lvness and iness the eyeron Nay
BRASDkETIIS PILLS only these affections,
aao asthma and ali cnrahc aecors OF the lungs well
recent coles ard coughs consumption and bleeding OF
the lungs ave often been cured b. thsm Remember.
dret lls have iril Of los years duration aud
fansd purely vegetable and Incapable of uurug tender.
eat age wsekes. frame. Those who recommend but
their virtues surpass euosy Jhes be fully
apprecaied sold 81 the principal Office No 94 Canal street,
price - cents 3 box, aud by all druggists.
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Fos NE" YEARS..
FOR NEW YEARS.
4 NEW SENSATION.
4 NEW SENSATION,
LEDARp's BON sANrE
= rEDlARP's BON sAs!E
A DELIGa1FUL. L1oUEs
WHOLESOME. AND AoREEABLE
EVERYBODY LIKES IT.
NO NEW YEARS TABLE COMPLETE
WITHOUT IT.
BUY A BOTTLE, at
PTERCEs, Fruit and Grocery Store,
DEPOT, 81 South William street
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CRuTTRNDEy-CouzENs.-By the Rev. F. Tell, at st.
Johns church, Broadway, Thursday Doc. l, THOMAS
Of John Cruttendon, of Maidstone Kent, England
sARAu the daughter Of Dir. Jno. Couzens, Kntbury,
Berks, England.
o'NKII-STEwARr Thursday, Nov. II, by the Rev.
Charles Fletcher Mr. WM J. ONEIL to Miss LYDIA Stew
ART, AL Of this city.
by Rev. Richard Horton WALTER H. PADDOCK to ANN
MARIA eldest daughter OF J. A. Waring, ESQ., all Of
Ynnkors,
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At EVANS, 4. 4 Fulton street.
Selling On.

in consequences Of important change oar Arm 70 taks
place the first OF Jnu entire stock OF Fashionable
Winter ohng closed out therefore large
and elegant stock comprising every style and description Of
Winter Clothing for Men and Boys aud Winter Furniahng
Goods At bare commission cost cover expenses
those who have not yet supplied themselves will now be
esabd do great saving and have splendid stock 70
salect from.
Cohers surrounding cities and towns win be literally
dealt with.
We shall close out the entire Winter Stock before the time
named, II II even brings less than cost.
This rare opportunity arnost The beginning Of the
Winter and should be awaited Of In time, while the
asook 70 fua and complete.
d. DEVLIN Co,
25S $50 aud 200 broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BOUT NINETY DAYS SINCE THE SHILLING HAIR
a TONIC was introduced to pubic notice. and Immediately
"took" TO Unprecedented During the period
neary. II not quite Eve thoussnd sold
cash md the large and regular demand established Ii
cons ncipg OF us popularity fitness the
popular want
FEATURES.
It's put up in bottles containing much any of the 25
kinds
1t is finely perfumed with the choicea fragrant oils In
this paiacaa ranks In advance of any hair prepare
IT composed OF all the materials which experience has
proved 20 be best adapted for the nourshmen growth and
preser. aton of th hair
Il beautiful hair dressng universally liked wherever ii
has been used.
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