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jersey City News.

The RArRoAp ACCIDENT ON NoSDAY--Nr. wickham,
who was over By train Of u the depot Mon
day. died at the hospital at three O'Clock in the afternoon
He leaves widow and six children, one OF whom Is
son residing at Princeton. Coroner Gsfney held In
quest and verdict In accordance with the facts
derod.
DESTRUCTIVE Fnl IN BtooMTrp.-Dr. Joseph A. Da
Wis., or this place, had but Just completed elegant
sion At considerable expense and conatulatng him.
self on tho result Of his when in the
of hour his hopes bghted by destruction
the en- tire building and barn by fire. This disaster
Cured at two O'Clock Tuesday morning. Liberty En-
as possible but all the efforts Of the rcmen were una
vRabo, and the entire building and appurtenanoes Tell
prey TO the flames 70 the regret Of the community II
supposed that the IRE originated from some plumbers
who AZ work the building and who were careless
OF the nre used by them The loss IL estimated 81 e6 900
which is partially covered by an insurance Of a 900
CLSsts or Hrrsos CIrr.-Mr II. b. Beatty. Assistant
United States Marshal for Hudson City, completed his
abors In taking the OF that portion Of New Jersey
The result shows great increase within the last dive
years. The following are the lgurcs-wholc number OF
Inhabitants 7331 Deaths as; dwellings 2l7; families,
LAOS The return for 1855 showed population OF 322
exhibiting an inc, case OF 900 This is certainly crafty
ing, and II would be well the whole Union could exhibit
similar increase OF population.
CnARoE o. BIT Enthusiastically morning at about two
O'Clock officer Bennett emerging from the resi-.
dcnce OF Mr. James r. Thompson, No 90 Warren street.
HIS movements sppsrlDg suspicious, the occr stopped
him aad found in his possession q silver knife and fork
and two silver spoons. The man gave his name Henry
harris, and sad he tailor By trade (nobody
heard OF tailor mentioning his occupation without add.
ing "by trsde. On examination II WAS discovered that
the burglary had been Effected b. breaking Of glass
after having pisstered with mud In order 10 dead
the sound, and then uniasiening the latch OF the
rear basement window through the broken pane.
He taken before the Recorder when he
lis guilt and implicated two other in the robbery.
lie wss committed for trial.
Nav Poi-rIcAI ORGANIZATION. Ton Monday evening .
new party, called the "Cnon Minute Men," in the In.
tercst Of Bell and Everett, organized at the National
Union Cub Room, when a considerable number signed
the roll q the party. On Thursday evening
the Club will meet at Franklin Hall and on Friday eve.
ming u VII attend the Bel and Everett, meeting ut
Paterson.
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Coo1xY-MAQrAY.-Att the residence Of the British Am
bassador Paris, Thursday August the marriage
solemnzed by the Right Rev Dr. Potter Bishop Of New
York, and the Rev H. s. Swae, chaplain 10 the English
Embassy between Miss NINA CooixY daughter OF the Hon.
James &. Cooley, OF New York. and Mr.. GEORGE DlsSEY
MAauAy banker OF Florence, eldest son of j. L. Maquay
Esq, England.
ECCAK1Y-BEAI.-At Port Chester, Sunday, August 49,
by Rev. Mr. Ssxton, JOHN W. McCARrY, OF Cork, Ireland
10 HEsTpR BxAI, Of Port Chester.
All irish papers please copy.
PAIyRxy-CAMrBxII--On Thursday August 20, At the
residence of 7. C. Evans, near Hendersonvile, N. c.,
General H. W. PAiFRyY OF New Orleans, TO Miss LAURA
VIRGINIA, daughter Of General r. B. Campbell, United
states Consul at London.
TO EpIToR or THE HERALD.
SARATOGA, August 20, 1890
Contradict Crosby and Harbecks marriage in HERALD
Of 10 day at Lake George marriage having taken place.
j. S. CROSBY.
New York Boston and Albany papers requested to
copy the above contradiction.
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADnpHIA, August %, 1850.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State SIS, es2.; Readinx
Railroad, 22zs Norris Canal, 81; Long Island Rarosd
49,; Pennsyvania Railroad, AZ Sight exchange 90
NEW ORLEANS August 81, 1850.
Weather has been very wet Cotton sales to day 2ooo
bales including 800 bales new at 01ic lOS<c for
mlddng Sugar firm at &C. olc for fair to fully fair
Corn steady white roc. z5c. Provisions dull. Other
articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE, August IS, 1850.
Flour quiet but armer, and advanced l21:c Ohio,
&C. Western 81 Is 81 25 for rcd, and 81 20 81 40
for white, Corn dull but unchanged Provisions dull
but unchanged Coffee active at lac. 1bc. whisEey
PHILADELPHIA, August Is, 1860.
Flour quiet at IS SO a SO for superfne Wheat buoy
low, 72c refused Mess pork, $40 rs a $50 whiskey
arm a, &c. 2oc. Coffee dun Domingo, I2i4c iSc.
0swEoo, August $50 ?. NJ.
Flour dull but unchanged at S5 rs for extra State.
Wheat firm, with only light supply the market sales
$500 bushels prime white Michigan at 81 25 and 600
good demand but the rmness OF holders restricts tran
sactions sales 10 900 bushels Illinois &c. the market
closing with holders al Doc for prime lots Oats quiet
dan to arrive, at ESQ., 900 bushels do 70 arrive at
zoe Canal freigbts advanced &c grain -four Sc,
wheat io1ic., corn loo to New York. Lake imports
80 COG bushels wheat, $500 bushels corn $500 bushels
oats. Canal expors-l 400 bpls. tour 81 600 bushels
wheat, Sc 800 bushels corn.
BUFFALO, August 2s-sPM
Flour arm and In fair demand sales 900 bbls. at
~ IS for extra Wisconsin, s. So lax for Ohio
Market excited and better sales to-day els 900 bushels
at 9Ic II for No. Chicago spring, 81 Ich 81 i4It
for red winter Indiana and OhoS 81 16 81 20 for white
winter do, 81 30 for choice white Canada Corn steady:
sales so 600 bushels at 4sc Other grains Canal
freights unchanged. Lake imports-Goc0 bbls. -four,
104 900 bushels wheat 1855 600 bushels corn 900 bush
els oats Canal exports-l72 900 bushels wheat Is 600
bushels corn.
CHICAGO, August 2S-8P.M.
Flour hrm, and nominally zoe. Csc advanced. Wheat
quiet and &c &C. lower, owing advance In reighs
sales CO. 600 bushels at Sc SEC for No spriog and
SIC. for No q In store Nothing doing in rcd Corr
dull, and DC &c. lower sales 30 600 bushels 36c
SIC IN store. Oats Grin Receipss--1,7oo bbls -four,
126 600 bushels whea 65 900 do corn 900 do oats
shipmeutsl 100 bbs four SO 900 Bushels wheat 600
do corn. Ereighs l2c. wheat 10 Buffalo. sight cx
change on New York q per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, August %, 1860.
Flour active at "a IS ~ rs for superHne. whisxey
lskc. Provisions nominal Money easy. Sight ex-
change on New York st u per cent premium.
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Perennial IuteiiS9euce,

Mayor Swarm and family Of Baltimore, stopping a.
tie New York Hotel
Madame Ie Vert OF Mobile au,hore,s or asouyenrs or
Travel" IL stopping Of the fifth Avenue Hotel.
Gen. ". strsder, Of CncirDs Judge Eppes, Of Flo.
riea, and G Loms, OF virginia are stopping Of tAe
Metropolitan Hotel.
ria all OF Ma;era stopping at the Union Place Hotel
Don Pis,t ard +. Sclenck botn ~ Ohio: =. W Lewis
and D. B B,chkss, both Of cOnneciieui, are stopping "
the 50 Denis Hotel
M yu,,sn Of Io.eou: W H. pare, Of Paris, and ). @.
Mash sui son, Of LIVERPOOL, are stopping oil Inc tverei
uousc.
Jsosc More. q ono; Or. 3. 7. carsa, ana party Of
veJ Nrs &. Collier and family Of q Ioas Randall Hunt
al wif, ard 9 T. Peters all o. Ner Orleans, and J. C.
th Aveaue Hotel !esttrdsy
Major Ktueriok, OF Wee, Port, Iien, Trenchard, or
the United states Navy and family Theodore Fay, ~,
n P1iirisge OF OHIO; Richard D. irwin, Of Washington;
Pruyh, o. Albany c. Bruce AIeyne, Of Iondou, and
I'dse RaFrles CT fo1shseeTse, are stopping 81 the
Brevoor; House
cap. Bradford. OF the Gated states Army; NJ A. IN.
trlsSie Of New YORK, IN. r. Heir and T. l. Cater aad
famiy, a.. ~ florida; vs. rayor asd lazy, ofGeorsa,
stopping al the rAfsrre House.
Baron d. sioecxl, Rue,su Minister 70 the Unitet
staiee, Rlonei vuu Cueicbrosck Minister from Hegum
n the Unrd states. A Tnrherlirks from washpgton;
more, chsrlss Hubert aDo family, cf chaIeeton, C
g. + oi.pisnt, % New Yors; T. g. Bolton, OF Msslssp
r = JtooSy' Of Pass, NE stopping at the Carsndcn
George e,evsrs o. wssa,nEtt1 Tcrrltory; Hoo. ".
Blslox o. Pear Byivnria. Bon NJ farneee, of Albany,
Geo PafrsY and lsif, OF New Orleans Col sprigs, q
Narylsad, IT. Ncrsx sl, q Delaware; N. T.comb, Of
wsfh agto8. L D Addison AMI dsushier, CT New Or
itsS,, GtSkl ard faniiy Of Philadelphia, are stop.
Ping at the 81 kicSo'as Hotel
TIE Eoso.c OF FiortBcs aa1oGaces thai Joseph Aazani
Ia IN Tuscsay al present
Mr. Ward. ~ Auburn, n Y, has received inrrrct,ons
nc the Ezrish Admiralty 20 carry oa dns serss of
eSrefinen,s q. w0olw ch 6ocsyari with his improved
~ item OF ocean telegraph signals preparatory " ~
adoption In the royal raw. Mr. warda system hs o..
ready recognized by the Emperor Of The Fsnca sad
tAe C,ted SiAtee government
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Es NORFOLK, August IS, 1860
Asaver, believed 70 be the brig Triton, although the
is not definitely ascertained, was brought into
port TO day. under the charge Of Mdshpman FarquhAr
s ortyene day. from Loando, West Coast Of Africa
and was captured by the United States steamer Mystic
on the 18th Of July She cleared from New Orleans In
March ias and changed Der captain and in Cuba.
Previous TO her capture her papers and coiors
thrown overheard She TO take the slaves purchased
for the brig De,ica, which captured by the consella
ton in Deeember She had false decks, water casks &C..
and 81 100 found board Of her The crew. with the
exception OF The supercargo and scsmau. will be de-
tanned ns witnesses. she is very fast saer and had
been chased by several English and American war vessels
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Supreme Ccart-speesai Term.

AV0rsT g Curl EhiD- %. Hr7y Bal --Moton %
vacate order Of arrest desIed without costa to either
party.
Sarah S1Adrd q. Alf-ed WolsT ara o,h1g. -rae or
ders copies Of which annexed TO hs motion papers
marked and 3, vsc1!ed sad tte fElntf let In e OF
pose the rcto-s In which hose orders were made, the
same TO be returned ,C the motion eson lar payment
OF sio cuets az opposing the trotscr.
xeSdd T. hcT-rs o. Ddgtd JttHsoS Motion &c graft or
10 continue injunction against judgment dtot0f dentd,
without ccsts
Brcvsser Wccdh'9 - yosph ~ hsslr--The default OF
the cufo lGani be oreBsd and the restored N
the Special Circat csieIisr for trial the Judgment 70
stand security merely and the pautd 70 have The
benefit o. the bond without cots 20 ether party On the
motion, and without any other condition.
Jetvid J. E2leicn Jams H. Siyi1---yclloa
granted
Lary "a Bzl Lean granted tc maze 4 case OF rsy.
r,ent 81 90 ,os's
wsrIamf ia Trf6rd Stay deuied
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United states District Ssoxst.
Re,ara Hoa. rrdre netN.

ArGvsr q -Ceped !es,ss q, nk bark kde-tr ms
case job, T. Dahl Vas oeersd surely for ths vosse,
her tackle. cargo. &c. On ersrnins'on By the Hoo
yanss Po.acves. Ur.tsd states Dss-e, Attorney the
bali that be IN business a. eon rna1sf @no
funeral furukber, st No 10 Eex street. and That hs
wss worth Sls GO, NE BAL required being 100 KS
property cce.sssed c rvai -esate, ~ 90 fuasss
coscbee besres and horses 900: ccDns sbrouds &c,
and materials, s.nc Ia ,rAts, &C., H< rers vs. %
dseslca rtsts-ef,
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Tt.-i Assistant Esglneers VIM Pollard AL Jas r
SprAsue have beer ordered upoa speeA duty eoaestee
Win The naehne OF the stsarnsoo7 Eennonsi a. N'r'
fox.
Surgeon y s. VI. Rs.schenbes, ordered 70 the sasqse
hanna a eees surgeon Of tie Mednrrsnean sausa 1n,
80 dev rhst from tia; veeeti on her departure tor Wv
eun' I'D Ia ~atne orders
x.p.ut Lloyd w,nosr has besz ordered 70 the Nara
=" Ssevvstory, wssalnstcn
The resignation OF kishlprAn 6. Hrrbes, ss.acSsc
" The steamer rcahortv, has hee1 sc~rtet
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I'm RrczgTos % Ma FORFEIT IN BALTIMORE -Deeplts 3
beavs saowor which ropporuneiy fell during the hour
pyesi ne The Of the performances, Holt
day essect theatre Vas vel nled Ast nEht ana Mr. Tor.
audience reception vhoeo coruslitv and warmth could
be exctsd perhaps BY no other living actor HIS 40.
rny,noe on the stage was the signal Fer round after
rorud Of applause Mr. Forrest looked vel, and, we
ned roayosy sAy acied well -Four years q retlremeat
STR rozseasss the Same commanding physne, the same
deep resonant voice .ad reeuues his probes on WE a.
much II there bad been no pause N rs aoprs-s
basffsrTs h.arsc1-, f.,TiT g.
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Internasfon nj Horse Fair.

WATERFOWL, N. u, August IS 1850.
The arrangements Tor the great international Horse
Fair, which commences at wstertown 10 WED
uesday). all completed 0ver hundred entries OF
horses been mafc up 10 this evening Ethsn Allen
and several other noted horses have already sed The
address Of Governor Banks 10 be delivered Thursday
evening, al Washington Hall
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An interesting slave Case.

August Is. 1srO
In tic Qrartor Sess ons this morning. Psssmorc VIII
famscn applied for writ u haboas corpus for the re-
lease q Linn Conquest ooored woman IN the custody
Of ". Conquest native Of Virginia, and now real
dent Ct this city After LeariDg, the case was conclr.
ded BY fnas positive refusal Of freedom, and her voiun
tAyy return 70 slavery.
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Patent Right for states or Counties TOR
saeA fne opportunity Of making money without risk
Williams Patent Variety Plough-A rare opportunity for
large small capalsts1here little fortune In this
tent In wen populated county in the States II Is among
the important ricultura made
sung in the saving IN the farmer OF oDehf OF the
Of his ploughs after deductng hundred
profit N the dealer This we guarantee sale Call
and the plough the extensive agricultural depot OF A F.
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NENAENt AuKukt y, $50.
Mrs. 1nulss Hemerover aged 90 years committed SUI.
cte yesterday By cutting her thros, with rszor She
WA csrangcd IRON incse. She was highly esteemed.
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The Niagara Encine. OF troy.

FnTLkfyiYHi., August IS tsoV.
Niagara Ensi-e. OF Troy. arrived this morning. snd
were received b. Columbia Hose Company, and cSorted
n
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B,swtfrul CompisHion.-Lafrd'sL iSafa
Peat achieved celebrity having e11A f tsary
oz All preserving cope and ssip Bod d D. daH
srss. Pt.sci2A aepos yN s,S AZ BroAdsrT
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BorfON, NuRust Is, f5b5
F1ors Temple and Patchen best three In Ave,
by tbsfornsr. Tmeerst beat Us second, dead heat
third. ASK; fourth, Ass Twenty thousand people
were rresent.
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Common Plsns-specisi Term,
Before Hon. Judge Brady.

ArcCsr -5-Brofc-ick 20 o. Xd,o-.--Csss served &
stand. on payment o. go oosts
~, p,parfmrnt "a Mdcofs5. Motion denied
fNao,s no n, Eighn hc-,N Rnlr11d Motion gTaatei
pc-isna ~ Rscs Objection overruied.
D-dE ~ Hd~ey.-I0rder discharged without ecsts.
H,iyr 70 Dan Order varatet On coudtV1.
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TEE FAMILY HERALD.

Our Central Gold Rogion-The Irrepres,I-
BILE Confiot-Where We Pass the Sum-
mer-The Canadian Comma tion-Inter-
esttng from Japan-News from the Pa
cine-Hon. VIM. ii. Seward Mt Home
Local News OF New York-M&rkets, &c.
fae FAMILY HERALD, in It's Issue OF to day (wednes-
oay), VIII contain Map OF the Pixies Peak Gold Dis.
uc's WIN History Of the Gold Discovery and Of the
operations oil the last two yearsD sscrption OF the
Aines-onarh Mines and piaeers-Ullmate and Agrcul.
tnrai Resources, &c; The repressbie Couactour Cor
respondence from the East and the we.t the North and
tho South Photographic Views of Our Watering Places
Life on the Mountains, the Beach and ON tho
Boad-lnteresting News from Japan; An Account Of
the Progress Of the Prince OF Wales Canada News from
California; Affairs III Europe; very interesting Letter
from Our Correspondent at Auburn giving the Hon VIM
Il. Seward's Home Views National Politics. &c T.
Tho Local Nows Of New York and Vicinity OF Importance
Reports Of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets.
and al Interesting news matters Of the preceding week
Tnxs-s2s year; four cents u single copy subscrip-
tons received at the Office northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau streets New York Single copies for
the counter and by all news agents Advertisements
serted Ut the usual HERALD rates
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suic,as M Newark, N. u.

bknFORp SPRINOe, Augnst ., 1850.
ne President. Attorney general Back and len
She srr.t g. this morning for Washington.
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ssiiiss or the rarars. -


Dosros, August g, 1850.
Tie PaFaaa sailed FOR Galway at ten O'Clock this uorn
Ing, " IN e. passengers
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mrLswabsn's smpyoved Frsnss Woke
ss fe.cy usie or rAde v rsssgre ttsrt ecsaes ores@
wIsa snI kurrag s-reets.
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Bnps Hair Dye 80 Ssnts,-Depot NO. 4
ps-cls street. eod sosd b ~ drursss lnnsse ss oi
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NHAEiNfOf, AuKuM Is, fstV
The steamship James Acser, Capt X. Adams, frcm
rev Work arrived here 81 four O'Clock this (ruesday)
m0glIax.
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Ia "A lea c-. fr.r IN ne rcai~s7l u Hernia
n $3.50 tuypo-sr Enou-dG Brsc~a faspeaGca BAn6syes
~ eoexlaxs Bella Bathing frases Aaf AZ s1rs-s
sprisnees a2pash t<iy In as,iance 10 -ss fenAie de
psrtne,s. 70. Nes~J street. As-os hoyxs c2posA ~
las -1A
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so,nsys Take Hsea.-Shpssva Iufs s~u

rtegy T. his city iesps the strenuous efors CT
III most eminent physclsns rsnsmts taAs where Eoe
ways cslebrited P1s hsve been uney Used net s,Ss
tes,a tss occurred.
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n. N. n. Pvswee ~ wales -PhotsS 70 Ne
frcm NE Ct The nc "a Panty nov esa zoe Ala kes'
k4rspalc GA.ery (Ass hce.N, ~ bgsasusz.
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Crisfadoro's Hall Dye. Wigs ana Toz-
Mes se hes. IN w7rit Whosesae and retail aad ne q
p1y.teiy applied. No. 9 Asor po''se
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SIirebugh's Ilawssve WiG-A Novelty
No tasnz up behnd Partnzs unsuitable. 80 BsosdvT,
ueK, V A. I. HevHr Cos
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ShlrtsI Shirts!!-Six for -.
Made from the best Wan Eutla and water twist muAliu
Depot LOG Chatham sreet of Pearl.
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Drawings OF the Delawar. stat. Lott.-

Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotte-
res-WoOD, EDDY CO., Managers OF the
.sTgSnn 6sp p, .I sa xus sT.,, q so ~,
2, 8, So, "a, 6S, AZ, al, SIS, As, 50, q, 80.
DEIlwARx-CIAss 4l0, AUGUST %. 1850.
so, %, 4, IL, As, "a, AS, 80, s, 81, 23, ~, 90.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either To
WOOD, EDDY co, Wilmington, Delaware
Orto WOOD. EDDY 4 CO., St. Louis Missouri.
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The Newport Hat, at WhIte's.-SOme-
thing and dashy. All young should II. To be
bad WHITES only 2l6 Broadway, opposite b. Pauls
ch.
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WIN. A BOOTH. Treasurer, 90 trout street
Shirtsy Shlrts!!--SIx for IS.
Made frum the beet wamsr;tss and tws n rain
DepOi Ia Chatham street. corner q Pearl
Gurney's Gallery,
T9T BROADWAY.
Photographs, rvoFyiypes
Miniatures in OF, Ard Daruereo.ypes.
Brooklyn Photogra phs. infsture,
Cabinet, Imperial snd Lie s,ze.
CHAs n. WILLIAMSON. Isiabl.Aed 1884,
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Adopted every h-ancs Of tu-oess -fsrr oorrer, a1t
duratle scale required Ca and eKsn-r sead or
ULCsTRArxp and DESCRIPTION ClRCCLAR
FAIRBANKS A co,
80 Rrcsdway. New rcrf.
(Be,eeeu De- and Corlsndt sire-.sl
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Nos 1887 1851 $685. 1855 1881 drew the Eve capt.
tai prizes In the drawing OF August A. 1860
Circulars sent free OF by addressing Don Rodriguez
care Of City Post. Charleston, 8. q.
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Aid 70 Syrian Sufferers.

The committee for the relief Of the destitute and suffer
ing in Syria acknow edge the receipt or the following
sums
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CAbnet, Imperial Nnd LIE s'ye
CHAs II. WILLIAMSON. IstablIhed 1854.
Hoop. Hurr n. Holmes Has Got q Baby
It's months wonder but day anxious mnihers
exesim Holmes has got The aby photograph by the baby
tsker 3g3 broadway HOLMES Picture Gallery fog The
ard rising generation.
Stefnway q SonS OverstrupE Grand
considered the
warranted for Ave Warerooms s. Walker
street
Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated Noissless
Sewur Machlnss the best In for family .sn2 s23
Broadway New York. and ia Fulton sree,. brooklyn.
wheeler q Wilson's sewing Machines,
oaee So Broadway, Few yorx
The best Manufnt urtng aNd Family
Machines the world al T. r. SINGER cos t55 Brad
The Lsdd q Webster Sewing Machines
nAy now be bad Ter Ply dollars.
LiDD. WEBSTER co. 500 Brosi~ay.
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HEcKrR's PARMA JELLY \ DELICIOUS DrssYRr
IL ard the best substitute for animal food,
ables OF The Asior House and all the priucps sa-ss
Heckers Iarna Boilers N prevent burning
Jelly knuds Of various forms psterrs Por es~
at the establishment No Canal street, aroai
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Eureks SEWING Machines,

HAMMERS ATTACHED. PRICE $50
VIII STITCH. RUN. CAN BIZ PAID FOR
HIN, FErE. GATHER IN wEHKLv OR
Ard BTRD. MONTHLY INsTALnESTS.
Clubs supplied. Arens waited onos t25 Brcsd way
To the Jswe1ry and Fancy Goods
TPADE-Psricrar attention IL requested the hrze
per p'cry Of RICHLY PLATED IrwlLRy ard o,ier
PARIS FANCY GOODS, al MessU WIrMrRDfNG no
GtET FuhBERT, this day "Wednesday, Angus y, al 10
O'Clock precisely.
The sewing Machine Election shouid
be len 20 The ladies'. -
For The GROVER BAKER had ths inconiinV aries
frtu az quarters their c,ermre this
Ion aceordh q 20 the real merits q n candidates
Leather padsv and "iock rehcs that not tocaed-
however recon By deariv bonsb and oudy
CD Mons Of Cmni.iers skilled IN MAKING fairs psy
Il machine sewng-nurt give Ilaee n the
LADIES EEcrrD.
oRovER RAKsa.
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nR. j. HOSTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH PFT-
~ ters Of the greatest preparations
taBt Is especially adapted those who Win
Fever and Ague other disease sriang from Disorder
ed condition Of the digestive For
perhaps no medicine In TIE world equal to IT, - enesu
pribes and repienisbes the blood, which important
tng about healthy action nature ~
h9ers among popular and tho tina
variable specifics Ia the medical world In recommending
70 the public fully conscious Of doing great
and speeS seton In all wber6 the b.
thu trfe guhxV OF the dts esaSe organs trial viii suMoo
FOR usAosH sce,aics For By druggists aud deacrv
gene YnNsy I'VE rywdsone,
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TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION OF THE NEW
YORK FIREMEN IN HONOR OF THE
THE PRINCE INVITED TO NEW ORLEANS

Alderman Nixon, OF New Orleans, Is in the city,
rotds Tor Montreal lie Is authorized by the Common
Counc Of the crescen. City TO invite the Prince Of Wales
IN Wat IL
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Gas FI1rURhs' ,,xrr.,.
THE LARGEST.
CHEAPEST.
Assortment In New York u 70 DO found she s9e u
W. j. y. DALEY d CO.,
No. I'll broadway.