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teKc. 60c. car load OF western malt was sold at
s7hc. whiskey-sAles 400 bbh. II 2oc. scKc.
OswpoO, August l-SPN.
Flour dull but unchanged, with small sales at % rs
5000 bushels Ohio at 81 Is Corn hold st SAC
kc, without sales Other grains quiet Canal fre,ghts
steady al 27c on nour, &c. wheat TIC. on 70
New York. Lake imports 500 bushels corn Canal
exports 600 bbs dour H. 400 bushels wheat $500
BUFFALO, August 1-lPM
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull md nothing
OF Importance doing New red winter selling at 81 0S
arm Imports-2oo bbls. -four IS 900 bushels wheat,
400 bushels corn. Exports-S3 COO bushels wheat
% 900 bushels corn
BruAIo, August l-SP.M
st q rs for State, - rs a IS for extra wis.
consin and nlinois, So a 50 Is for extra Indiana
ana Ohio, IS so % for double extras Wheat steady
ana In moderate demand sales 10 600 bushels new Chi
u oe 5000 bushels white Indiana on private terms
Corn steady GALES SO 900 busheles at Other grains
nominal Whisky quiet ut Ice. Canal freights drm at
4oc on hour 12c on wheat, lie. 70 New York.
bushels wheat, do asa $50 do. oats os5
DO barley, r. 0i0 do. rye Canal exports same time
1885 bbs -four, 2425 2So bushels wheat 40I6 SIS do
corn, o2s1s7 do oats, s0as do barley 81 sss do rye.
CHICAGO, August I, 1850.
Flour duh and tending downwardl Whsat arm: sales
900 bushels 1t 9oc. 92c for spring, 81 81 OF from
store Corn nrm sales Is, 900 bushels at 47Xc l2ko
g n store Osas qsst Rscsyts-a 900 bbls. -four,
le7 900 bushels corn, 6ooo bushe oais Feights nsr
e &C. on corn 70 Buffalo. Sight excAanys on New York
IL premium.
CmczyxAn, August I, 1880,
Flour steady What closed VIII ~ savaacing tea
dency whnkSy Aeciinsd 20 1919 Proyisio1s suiet
and all qualities considerably declined. Meas pork at
$1s 10 sls Is. The money market continues easy.
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Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED CONFIDENCE orERAroR Caren.--some days
since several merchants called Captain waliug Of the
Detective Police, and stated they had been swnded BY
dashing individual passing under the de plum, Of Col
W. H. Quantreel who had purchased goods borrowed
money OF them, representing himself 10 be wealthy
Southern planter. The captain placed the case in the
hands OF Detectives King and sowey and after tedious
search they arrested the Colonel last night BROOKLYN On
being taken 10 the Central Police Office he identified by
the victims VI his alleged confidence operations The pr
scaer about fifty years Of age and has quite porty and
gentlemsnly exterior by the statement OF the com.
plainants, appears that nearly two weeks since the
Colonel made the acquaintance Of clerk Of wholesale
house. and represented himself 10 be quite wealthy and
DESTROYS Of ing few purchases. The clerk intro.
duced him 10 Of his friends aud the result the
Colonel alleged, swindled them out OF about 81 900
In goods and money The following are the names Of
some OF the loserss-Arnoux Co, tsors, Broadway.
Jcsse Lane cash $50; G. b. Hatch Co., shirts &c, $50;
Cohen Rossen watch and chain, SO G. L. Eobiuson,
1oi sprisg street. cash go; g. r. forncy, 3s2 Broad
way, cash, $40 j. H. Fullerton, fancy goods, 2 Wood
Brothers carriage and harness $40 and several other
persons out OF small amounts.
AurCED HIGHWAY RoRHEnr.-Esrly l1sl evening a Spa
nisr named Joseph iabano, passing through Roose
welt street, when alleged, he was knocked down BY
Henry Jones and william Ccary aud robbed OF 30 The
two arrested and locked up.
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CARMNoroS-CAH--In this city, on Wednesday, August
J. the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION by the Rev Dr.
G. H. Houghton, JAMES MORRISON CARRsGroS of Astoria
l. to ADEIA f., eldest daughter Of Rufus Case, Esq
OF New York.
GoIDM--HANNA.-On Wednesday, August ], by Rev
d. Alexander Clement, Mr. JANIS Med. GoLpiN, TO Miss
MARY HANNA, both Of this city.
JoHNsow-NIcHoisoS.-At ST. Peters church, Peeksk
Monday, July 20, by the Rev. f. Roberts, WILLIAM G.
JOHNSON 70 MARY, daughter Of tho late Major A. A.
Nicholson.
KIrm-FAuIKNR.-on Wednesday evening, August l,
at Newown, Long Island, by the Rev James McDougall
HENRY H. KErH OF Williamsburg, L. L. TO Inix, de6gh-
ter Of James Faulkner, Esq, Of the former place.
LHcHFRID-FLowRY.-OnW Wednesday, August 1t the
residence OF the bride, by the Rev. T. j. Sawyer D. D.
Mr. HENRY c. II1cmUID TO Miss ELEANOR n. FLowERY.
McIARrS-CowrIAxD.-On Thursday, July 20, a. ST.
Georges church. by the Rev DR. Tying, JosIrH MciARKy
Of New York. to CARRIE j. CowPIASD, Of Brooklyn.
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The great yacht race betweeu the Julia and Rebeoo,
comes on DAY over open course aud prvmisss
70 be the anes race yet since the celebrated contest be-
tween the America and ell the world which the Ameri
ca carried on the prize. The yachts which day
are fast saiiers, aud have both previous
honor The course they have selected is from Sandy
Hook 70 stake boat twenty miles 10 windward. This
viii give them an excellent opportunity Of displaying
their sailing powers at sea, and will possess tenfod
interest than any river harbor The prize for
which they contend is piece of plate valued al $3.50
The Rebecca un ortunately met with an a,cdcut yes.
terday, while coming down the North river, having
stranded her shrouds but nevertheless all right
again, quite ready for the 1t is lucky, perhaps,
that this untoward mishap occurred yesterday for had it
happened while under heavy sail at the result might
have proved disastrous TO the yacht and her A 1t
abe is now quite trim again and in good racing order
steamboat viii accompany the yachts 70 sea- and a.
ford IN excellent view Of the the whole
Some fine sailing may be expected for both boats able
TO distinguish themselves handsomely.
Mss ApxINA PArr AT NEwroRr-fhe invitation hav-
ing been rendered to Miss Patti by Of the leading
vsisers N present stopping at this fashionable watering
place. 70 give concert there she has decided on Thurs
dsy, he lath inst which date grand concert will be
given at the Ocean House, Newport. 2
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Celebration OF Ems neipntion in the Bril-
fish West Indies.

The twenty sixth anniversary Of emancipation In the
British West indies was celebrated here 70 day by the
coored population.
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White House and be reviewed by the President They
viii leave On Sunday afternoon, return Baltimore and
proceed thence 70 Pittsbars, Cincinnati b. Louis Spring
oed Illinois, the home Of Lincoln and thence 70 Chicago
Governor Floyd lei here to-day for Old Point Comfort
tsl TnNArd u Acting Secretary Of War during his alb
eence
The Dental Convention are enjoying nne entertainment
81 the National Hotel to. night
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Death of Hon. Isaac A. Rice.

INDNNAFoIls, Ind, August /, 800.
private despatch nom Delphi states that Hon Isaac
a Rice, republican candidate for Congress from the
Eighth district died 1t ten O'Clock oday after illness
OF thirty sir hours.
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BROOKLYN City News.

grsINrss IN rhK rofIG CorEr.-The following s list OF
the cases disposed Of by Justice Cornwc Of the Brook
lynpocc Court during the month Of July, as furnished
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by direction OF the President OF the United states
general court martial u directed 10 convene at or Is
trial Of such military dcnquents shall be brought be-
fore H. The Court will be composed OF twelve Officers.
Brcvei Major Reynolds Third artillery, will preside aud
Lieut. ncKeever same regiment, will act as Judge Adyo-
cate.
n the same authority court martial will nble al
Tort Bliss Texas nj which Lieut.. Col. j. v Bomford,
Ef hth Infantry, will preside, and Brcvet Lieut. Col
Roberts mounted rifles, Will act as Judge Advocate.
Lieut. j. C. Ives Corps OF Typographical Engineers, u
detailed 20 act and surveyor of tbs COM
mission 10 run and mark the boundary line between the
territories OF the tinted states AMI the State OF California
should yellow fever AXE its appearance this
suvans Island Charleston habor and the measure be
recommended BY the medical officers OF the post, the
Commanding oeer OF that station has been authorized
TO move his entire command to Smlthve, North Carroll
ma until further orders. The command garrscning Sui
Trst artillery Il and H Captains Doubleday and KnowI
ton.
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Omcfal Drawings OF Hodges, Davis Il
CO.6 Conooaidaaed Lotteries OF 0eorxia-
CLASS S96, August l. lao
90, 81, AZ, Is, 6, 60. IA, 80, 10, 4, %, As.
HOD0E5 DAVIS Co
Managers, Macon Georgts.
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DR.. Marsh Continues 60 Apply Ills Rsdf-
enecuug permanent cures n
hernia or rupture MARSH CO., No 3yesey street. MI.
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Az rxuKsGsoryp PARry. This morning, says the 70.
chester Union Of the 8lst party OF nine coored poop
from Franklin county, virginia passed through THIS Guy
ss yo,s for Canada They went TO Suspension Brlage,
AMI have crossed Into the Queen dominons ere THIS
The 20 upauy consisted Of woman, boy OF eghteen
sral bow and six girls, from sx 20 sixteen years GA.
The woman stated hsi she % mitied with her &C m
Tsncps, 80 70 from the home cfher nasier 70 ~
assstapte CT ala had &c; tbus Far their Journey 70
Caaaa they received some assistance here sut vent o.
tItf way ia pyCeTec. q being rec rcD Firs- "
tf-rr h--rs lftrr ffq-rz 81. ie--'
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SAVANNAH, August I, 1900.
The Uniled States mail steamship Alabama arrived at
Tybee at hsfpas nine O'Clock Tuesday night and ai her
wharf si half past sin this "wednesday morning.
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InfhntiIs Commissions,

ing win slmost Instantly rele,e crying 70 ns eoys, s N
wind collie, and overcome 1NfANfil.t AUNNviSAoNs,
which, IL no, speedily rcmcded, end In DEATH
also the hest hnd surest remedy IN the world Tor AL
arises from sehing n from other cause sod by ali
druggists. twenty Eve cents bottle.
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4
a. ST. .'1. 0 e. IT, 9t', ~ g. s'ss.' g. s. 49, So
| Co.soLlDArko LorrEar. CIAss liz. Agousr l. iaU
a. So, IL, 81 ~ ss ss &C. 5S 70; e. SO, 10.
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
Dr:*-,es ED Sc :ns Ds,:w:r; stat. Loss.
c .ss M s'sSs i :,aa. %
>, 20 s.rs.oss. No No. 81 Asess s Z rs :. %.
& Is ss.1s 70 sss H. . g. S.
&oop soy Eb6 ST. T co fou Gsl E.:os
90 S q c.:di Dr::E;,.x: q Hodges. Davis &
ho2R ssss., PAYS VS.; 20: 70.
The Greet Eastern summer Ha.s-str.w
and fsA WHITE batter 2is Broadway. epposts 81 Psus
NOODYs SHIRT Mandatory, IA Broadway
Fancy Cutlery, embracing q Large Va
rely OF sPorsmens Pen and Pocket knives Of the
F6s :s Re-
Hotel Dc Phstogrsphy.-De Holmes, Jos
Broadway "a Card forsas Tor 81 Sovelsy ds Az vv,
Brandrsth's
SST Fsa%RA FL II srs4ALA
no" '0 No. a.. 81 Canal stree. and No Union SQUARE.
% cents per bottle.
Grover d Bakers Celebrated
NOIsELEss SEWING MACHINES,
The best n use for family sewing
* sss 'sss ",'s. si sro xsis;
Brooklyn Photogrsphs.--yvIlliam
miniature Cabinets mpsrss and Life slzs Two forty nine
The Eureka Sewing Machine Can be
wanted.
wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines
Office sos Broadway, NY.
Ladd, Webster Il Co.'S Improved Tight
stitch Sewing Machines. at 500 Broadway.
surssr Prod safes Isl BroaawAy, Of Murray
French's ConicaI Washing Machine -
Depot 4s Broadway, corner = sanai street. Price $40
Acknowledged Best-Foreman's Spring |
Great Jones street.
DR.. j. Bovee Dod's Imperial Wine Bit
:s are universally be superior 70 all Others
AND are used WIDE
rs William street, n. Y.
Bachelors Wigs, Toupses and Hair
ess hs.s al @ e and
Clirehugh's Illusive Wig, an entire No |
ycy parting unstanaee no turning up behind 200 Broad
Cr1stadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
e. ss; III S S end retail and the Dye
By all drusxisS.
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The Chicago Zouaves.

BALTIMORE, August 1, 1850.
The Chicago Zouaves arrived here this afternoon and
enthusiastically received. Tonight they giving
m exhibition of their drill nj the Maryland Institute
great Gro Wd 10 In attendance.
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Obituary.
PArNAsrYE STEELE, OF THE NAVY.

The friends Of paymaster John r steele, Of
the United satcs navy, viii learn with deep regret Of his
death He died the residence Of his mother at aarmo
ny lancaster county, Pa on the 10th July, among his
distressed relatives and friends and those who could adj
minister most afcctonaely TO him In bis last moments
Peace 10 his ashes BE was one Of the gcntlest and
kindcst Of friends His numerous friends In the navy
sympsthize most truly with his relatives IN their sad
affection,
Beautiful Compiexion.-Lafrd's Liquid
achieved celebrity having equal for beau
fyins and preserving he skin- Az Broadway.
Barry's Trtcopherous 81 the Rest and
cheapest article for dressing beautyinr curling cleansing
preserving restoring The hair. ladies' ny H. Sold By al
druggists.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A sTHNA ASTHMA. ASTHMA.
~ fnsianilF. :. ..... -. Rene Cd
And fffinsstia Ntutl
FgSpTs RRoNClitAf Cfn ,RETIyS
Mad b. G. N sfNsOuR \ co, At Rr-afNsy.
Prize a. per dot 2 ~ - ma
Fog sia % al ar E-ss 'n- t '1e lfI.t 90 aftsls.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotts-
HAYWOOD. kDDY 4 CO.. Managsu OF be
pIxxss; xkssucxr AND slssoURi sIAIn IcrrxsIys.
~, z, rs, 8, 81, ts, 50, 81, 81, SO. g, "a, Sc.
70 so ~ Anw ~ y No "a AucusI 4 iose
Oeuiars sens free q charge BY addressing either 70
Or 70 WOOD Ebbq w. o Isl E.s
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Mr.. Douglas ut Providcncs-The Clam
Bake, Sc.

fKUSfpkSCE, N I HuBuss ~ xoo0'
Mr. Douglas was received here this afternoon BY an
immense collection Of people, who, headed BY military
ada mPsny and band Of music escorted him to the City
ecxse In the evening he was serenaded, and great
1V' AZ assembled He addressed the crowd, and
..ticaiy appauded. Unusual preparations have
..lxe for tho clam bake at Rocky Point To- morrow,
.a ,.ors doubt but that it win be very largely IT.
Tended.
Judge Douglas was met with enthusiastic receptions
to-day In Manchester, N. r., and in Nashua He made
lbrief address In each city.
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svssxx CovHry. Class 49, August I, Is~
CersolIDAr.D Lorrrsr. 6rAss 10, Aoousi !. lea.
8, "a, So, IL, 81, IS, 4s, 60, IS, Is, 60, So, 10.
FRANCE BROADBENTs CO.,
Managers Wilmington, Delaware
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The Great EAstern Summer HAts-Str>w
And feA WHITE, batter 2s Broadway opposite 81 Paul,
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Batchelor's Wigs, Toupees and Hair
Dye have improvements surprising all othen, natural and
perfect it, no turning behind No 10 bond street
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tThe Young Democracy State Csnventien.

The fSuug Democracy state Convention
SARAro0A, August I, $780,
The Convention Of the Young Democracy Of the State
eeasembled 1t nine O'Clock this morning, when resolu
sions were adopted declaring emphatcally in hvor Of
popular sovereignty, and endorsing Douglas and john
son.
J. paggett Hunt, offered additional resolution de-
uouncng the Personal Liberty BILL and the extension Of
outrage to negroes, which after opposition was with
drawn.
The Convention resolved hold mass meeting Of the
young democracy at Albany, September Co.
plan for the thorough organization of the State
submitted by j. A. Page and referred to the State Com
xnittee.
After the transaction Of considerable business OF less
general importance the Convention adjourned sine die
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Congregational Nomination.
81. Louis, August I, 1880
p. B. Fouke was unanimously renomnaed to Congress
yesterday from the Eighth district Of Illinois.
Qhe state Teachers' Neutrality-suspicious.
Day.

Day.
SYRACUSE, August I, 1850.
The forenoon occupied In the consideration Of two
reports BY Professor Thompson sral instruction,
and the other by Miss Mary Anthony Of Rochester
che true basis for grading public schools Both reports
ELECTED interesting discussions, particularly the
Halter which urged that mental qualifications only should
be the basis not the accidents of condition. BIRTH color
SC
Miss Susan B. Anthony, Rev. s. J. May, Commissioner
Allen and others advocated the admission of coored child
zen To all the privileges Of public schools They ~
gued the question the ground of principle urging that
II should be acted upon such.
Professor Jewell, OF Albany; W. ". Newman, Of Buff
Salo Mr. Wheeler Of New York, and Others objected
Che conclusions Of the other sde the ground of expe
dency
The discussion one and continued till twelve
O'Clock, when the association took recess till two NJ
The State Association school officers are also holding
their th annual meeting here TO day. Hon Il. H. Van
Dyke Is Chairman.
Professor Cruttendcn delivered an address this
and animated discussion ensued upon district libraries
The Business Committee report ten topics for the consi-
Iteration OF the association.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Hon. HENRY H. VAN Drcx, Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. delivered able address the school sys
TEN Of New York.
report the influence OF motives in education gave
rise 10 lengthy debate, in which the womAns rights
question had prominent place The report which took
ground against this movement, was adopted.
EVENING SESSION.
report the natural order in the Development o;
human faculties was submitted discussed and adopted
An interesting address practical teaching was do
nvered by w. f. Phelps Of the New Jersey state normal
school.
There some 500 persons In attendance during
the day and a larger number during the evening.
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Explosion OF = steamer-I.oss OF Life.
MKxrms, August I, 1850
ne steamship Lacrosse for Galveston exploded below
this city to-day killing four persons and woundng three
Others. The boat cargo total loss Loss $40 o0o
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Douglas Ratification Meeting 1T savan-
nah.
SAvASSAH, Ca, August !, 1890.
At the Douglas ratification meeting in this city last
night Herschcl johnson spoke Several slight dstur-
nAnces took place. and be vas greeted with yelis and
misses. He continued, however, and made powerful
speech Of two hours duration ~--
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Resignat ion Of Chief Justice shaw, sc.
BosroS, August I, 1880.
The resignation OF Chief Justice Shaw, Of the Supreme
Court OF Massachusetts,, announced to take place next
September Judge shaw Ia nearly so years old.
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Political Intclliwence.

NORTH CAROLINA EiEcroS-The first engagement Of the
fall campaign Of 1850 will take place to-day in North
Carolina There but two candidates for the Office Of
Governor in the cld-John W. Ellis, the present ncum.
bent, being the nominee Of the united democracy and
John Pool, being the candidate Of the old whig new
national Union party There many local questions
brought in issue in the election which greater less
degree affect the strength of both candidates. but in the
aggregate each will receive very nearly not quite the
full strength of the party no represents Is impossible
to predict the result both organizations sangune
Of success The following table shows the for Pres
dent in 1856 aud the popular for Congress in 1850
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated
NOI6ELESS SEWIEQ MACHINES,
The best n use for family sewing
l0s Broadway, New York.
l62 Fulton street BROOKLYN.
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Atkinson's Partisan Tooth Paste ARRESTS
decay teeth and them thoroughly. AtHUSHToNS
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Brooklyn grsphs.-WIlliamson's
Miniatures Cabinets mperas and Life Size. Two forty nine
c4O Fulton street.
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Clirehugh's Hlusive Wig, an entire No
vcly parting unstanable turning up behind. 20 Broad
way. northeast corner Reade st.
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DR.. Ksnue's New Truss.-Tbc Hest Truss
t'e. is2 Rrcsdssy
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Fancy Cutlery, embracing . Large Va.
rey Of SporRmens Pen and Pocket Knives rare
and patterns may Of which have before
imported. For sale b. J. 4 8. SAUNDERS, No Aston
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The Eureka Sewing Machine Can be
paid for In weekly amounts Ohce 4?3 broadway Agents
wanted.
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Rushtsn's Mild Apertert or Anti-8iliioas
Pils with directions No 10 Asor House AMI az Brsiwsy
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Married..

Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter.-Halr Dye
80 cents black or brown Depot No. Barclay street, and sold
BY all druggsS
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DR.. j. Bovee DOd's Imperial Wine Bit
ts are universally acknowledged 70 be superior TO all Others
and are used by physicians generally In their practice
CHAs. wIDDfFIEID 4 Co. Proprietors,
rs William N. Y.
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Brandreth'S
QUINTEsSENCE OF sARsAPARIfIA
THIS BEST PREPARATION OF sARsAPARu.LA
IA now for sale at
No e9a Canal street and No. Union square.
80 cents per bottle
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DOR sALE-rHE STOCK AND FIxIURxs OF sI0AE:
Confectionery and Fruit Store with lease Of -
Dwelling as the owner engaged In oAer business Inauo
2el. CArmine
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
Office sos Broadway, NY.
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nYsPEPs1A AND fITs.-DR. o. PHELPS BROWN
the gre:, curer OF consumption. for yeas =
badly aifcted BY Dyspepsia that for Of the ~
confined 10 his bed He eventually by proscrp-
ton furnkhed him by young clsyoyani gir This prsc-
cured every body who has taken y never having failed
gradients may be found I'm any drug VIII senl a.
valuable prescription TO the receipt sa
street. Jersey City. NJ. j. ' ~ - 49,