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Nav ORLEANS, oct III, 1880.
Cotton quiet: sales 10 day Of 500 bales at lose a
i0ttc for mldsling sugr-sAes OF st es.c a
lose. Mola~es-Saies Of new prime ct 4stsc. flour
dull at % ST. for supcrhne. Corn-SAles soc. roc
lard, In kegs II &C Sterling exchange, OK o.
and with bills Of lsdug, 1o6l 1915. sight
change on New York at par 70 y per cent discount
Monuz, Oct 10, 1850.
Cotton active sales . 400 bales Al ioc. io,c for
mlddli1r
Cotton Arm. sales 10 day 500 bales, at losc. ioc
SkvAssaH, Oct 10, 1880
Cotton --sGes 70 day 80 bales; market arm and IN.
cbaogcd.
SAVANNAH, Oct. n, 1890.
Coion-Saies 70 dag o!5 bales the market closing with
advancing tendency the sales OF the week foot up
$3.50 bales and the receipts III 900 bales sxar IL 40
bales Tor the corresponding week In last year Receipts
tina port lees than last year $3.50 bales do NJ all
ports, n, )co bales stock, % 500 bales.
CuAnnuox, Oct NJ, 1890.
market closing With advance OF &c 10. Good mid
ding, ldse s0'.a Receipts Of the wees, II 900 bales
Flour arm Al IS So rs s21 fsr Howard s,-cs,. and
% rs for Ohio. wheat advanced &c red, 81 80 81 as
white. 81 Is 81 6s Cora steady; mixed Coo. SIC.
Provisions steady Ness pork, $40 Is; primo sit 70.
Coffee siesdy. wh!skcy duil ., 22c.
Putt pnPuA. Oct n, 1880
Flour stesdy at - "a 4 % rs for supe-ane Wheat
dull ssles 900 bus red 81 20 81 20, white " 40
Corr steady a 100 sTtc vnsksy steady ana unchanged
ocfee quiet
A1sAxv, Oct fi-sPh
rolf 'sss scyva bat Arm. whssi-xodsrais- sAiss .
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~ Eth's tct IL lsv1
Al the annaai meeting Of the Missouri and wes,ern Tse
graph company In this city 70 day, c NJ ssebbus, J. II
Lgh,uer, A. c. eoodn, J. n Iaan, II wase Anson
sssgcr s1d isaac r. Hwood were excited Directors AT
subseaaen meeting Of the Directors the following gnte
men were elected oaoes-chares NJ stebons Presiosnt
and Treasurer Robert G. Cowrey, Superintendent, aud
Secretary, and Vim. r. s.ebblus, General Agen, Ihs
COMPANY Ines have done profitable business tae past
year, sad thought when The extension 10 Fort KeG.
ney n ccwpleted-H II VIII be this months large IN
Of patronage viii ensue The company has decided
70 build al least two hundred miles west Of Fort Kearney
next year, aad viii In The sprng as the
ves,her Will permit should The Pises Peak god sesor
oder favorable Inducements, the company will exteni
their tine 10 beaver City mex, season
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The ELECTION OF LINCOLN AND PoLrrrcAL
COMPLEXION OF THE Next CoSGREss-ADvIcE To
rae FHAScIERs.-There Is no question Of q
doubt but that the recent election in Pennsyi-
yania settles the Presidential question and
places Abraham Lincoln in the Presidential
chair. Our New York merchants and ananoiers
may ss well look this fact fairly and squarely
In the face for no other version can be placed
upon the result in the Keystone State. The
best thing that they can now do Is to lock their
money up in their vaults and keep 1t out of the
hands of the politicians. The republicans need
no funds or speakers, - their opponents eau
not change the resi- Nth the fortunes of
Rothschild. The jig, Is up, gentlemen, look at
1t as you will.
The only thing now left for the friends of the
constitution and the Union Is TO look after the
Congressional districts, and secure delegation
In the lower house of Congress that will keep
the republican administration within bounds.
Let New York do her duty in this respect and
Mr. Lincoln will find both branches of Congress
composed Of his political opponents. 1t will
be seen from the returns from Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio that the republicans
have already lost several Congressman
in those States. The delegation from the
former State in the present Congress stands
twenty straight republicans, three anttLe.
complexities, who could be relied upon by the
republicans in any emergency, and two demo-
Gratis. The next delegation stands nineteen
republicans, with one district in doubt, aud no
anti-Lecomptonites as aids, but five democratic
opponents. The delegation in the present
CoBgress from Ohio stands fifteen republicans
and six democrats. That State has returned
only thirteen republicans, and has elected
eight instead of six democratic members. Here
we have a change of Fix, and perhaps seven,
which gives the next Congress to the oppo-
rents Of the republicans.
There is likewise prospect Of a change in
three or four districts in New England. Several
Of the leading republicans in this State have
already admitted that they should lose q. least
elk members of Congress in New York. Let
all Of those who have money to spend on cleo
tons use it in the Congressional contests, if at
all, and follow up the advantage already gained,
instead Of throwing it away on the Presidential
contest which has been already decided. This
Is the only practical thing left for the conser-
syatiye voters.
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Arrival or the North Brfton.

FATHla POM, OCT. It-l230 2 II,
The steamship North Briton has just been signalz
ten es below this place. which she will reach about
hour her accounts not the Afrca's re-
oeved via Cape Race.
The following is the weekly Liverpool cotton report,
which was missing in Cape Race despatch per
Africa
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, 1850
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of cotton for the
week at COO bales OF which 10 900 10 SPECTATORS
and 5000 to exporters The market closed active aud
holders nrm, but supplying the market WE'LL and prices
unchanged The sales to day Fday) were IL 900 bales
Of which 1000 were speculation and for export The
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IoRoNTo, c. W, Oct. IT, $500.
me reports which have been extensively circulated
lately By the enemies Of the Grand Trunk Railway In
gard 10 lie embarrassed condition financially 10 dsy
fully confirmed true By the Toronto Lsader the 20.
vernment organ, which says that II csnno, longer
DO concealed that . tremendous financial catss-
trophe u impending over The road, Barring 4 Bros.
having taken eps to advances amounting TO m
lions OF dollars The Lad speaks Of the possole~stop.
page OF the road aad ensrses the disastrous
qusnces Of such step.
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Row Among Politicians.
THE "IRaEPRzssIBLE CONFLICT AMONG THE Re
POLITICIANS.
hAkINx COUk1-dPSCiAL TIN.
Before judge Alker.

PrBLrcAEs.
coUsT-sPSCAr rxRx
Before Judge AIker
Harrison Reed, formerly an Alderman Of this city,
and a member OF the famous "stump tailed" swiI milk
investigating committee OF the Common Council, was
charged with assault and battery Harlem p Hasey
for which the lattsr brought action, laying his dam
ages at s6o0-the highest amount In the Jurisdiction
Of the court. The parties, II seems mem.
bers OF contendng delegations from the Twentieth
ward 10 the Seventh District Republican Congregational
Nominating C,nvsotion, which met at No 2s6 Eighth
peared To argue behalf OF his delegation, and be Is
said In referring 70 the conduct Of Mr.. Bukley
Der Of the other delegation, 10 have stated that Mr.
Buckley did attend certain ward association duties
toe successful in obtaining seats bat Roed himself
resigned his position 10 friend and iefs the Convention.
On coming down ths stairs 20 the reading Of the
building, which 10 the republican headquarters Of
the sixteenth ward, the word /" stump tall
called after him by voice which witness testified
that OF the plaintiff, Nr. Hasey. The remark was
Afro made the stu mp tail delegation had
ceeded. subsequently, In the reading room Mr. Halsey
mounted table, where he alleged 10 have said, hold.
Ing hs bat Mr.. Reed "What do you think Of q man
Specializing In real 20 ale instead o. attending TO his
duties, when the ONLY real estate business he was
concerned in WAS the purchase OF . lot six BY
four 70 bury biz dead father ins' These
struck him In the face, cxcaimnx. "You lie you
dr-lu The defendant claimed that The bio wAs given
with the cierched nst that broxe out OF his iron,
teeth and bar kered bis The defendant alleged thai
th. blow given with The open hand, and his counsel
CONT rded that such Injurious results could have
suited from blow ~ that kind The ury gave verdict
az as for Hasey Edward gilbert appeared Cor plaintiff
and Ambrose l. Pnney for defendant
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Returned Africans.
MraDnors ASSAULT A PRISONER on mrs FELLOW
PRISONERS.

PRISONERS.
Bosros, Oct. IL, 1880.
Captain Lothrop, OF the ship South Shore, with the
cargo Of Africans from Key West arrived at Monrova
August 20. The passage lasted forty six days. One
hundred and eight negroes died on the passage from
diseases contracted before and during their stay Key
West.
John Fitzgerald convict in the State Prisona Charles
town, this afternoon, ran . muck among his fellow
prisoners, stahbing George Riggs, Charles Belmont
and John White seriously and slightly wocndDg several
others before being secured No known for The
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CLxvnAsD, Oct. II, 1850.
Further returns confirm tho los Of republican Con.
gressmen in the Ninth fifteenth and sevsntseath dis
trcts The republicans gain Copgessmen In Tho Eleventh
district The remaining districts probably unchanged
In the Sixteenth district Cutter Republican, Is elected
over Jewett by 80 majority.
WASHINGTON, Oct II, 1850
private despatch from Columbus says the democrats
gain four Coressmen as Ear heard from, and hold
their own everywhere
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Pun DnpaIA, Dot II, IB6o.
1hs Bulletin OF this evening claims majority Tor
Curtin in The State q 81 ooo and that tho Legislature
Will stand follows;--SanAts, Is republicans 70 8
democrats, and the House, 81 republicans to 81 demo-
cssu.
Bailey, democrat elected Congressman from the Six
tenth district, instead Of Junkin, republican.
Stewart, republican, probably elected Congress
from twentieth dssvict instead Of LAzsr democrat
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New Jersey Politics.

NEWARK, Oct IL, 1850
The Constitutional Union Convention Of the Fifth Con-
gressional district reassembed this afternoon and
solved that is inexpedent to make any nomination for
Congress Resolutions also adopted condemning Mr.
Pennington for voting for Mr. Sherman for the Speaker
ship Of the House Of representatives, and for the
ner 10 which he formed the committees OF tie House.
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NEW ALBANY, Ind, Oct. IL, 1880
Cravens, democrat, II elected 10 Congress by s.
jority
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct II, 1890
Returns from 90 counties indicate that the republican
majority viii be COO The Legislature viii stand about
As Administrations holding democrats II; repub
cans, H. New members-democrAts, I; republicans Is.
House Of So; democrats
a.; republican majority on joint ballot about 20 In the
Fourth dstct Holman, democrat, is reelected by 400
majority The Congressman win stand the same at
present. republicans and democrats.
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NEw ORLEANS, Oct. IL, IL D
The steamships Empire City and Bienvile have arrived
here with later Havana dates
The slave steamship City Of Norfolk taken inio
Havana on the 4th inst.
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PARkssssvno, Va, Oct II, 1890
me Ohio river Al this point the terminus o, tho
moro and Ohio Railroad, ton feet deep and rising boat
consider navigation resumed for the
e-s are - Tor all river landings below.
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obstructive Fire as 90. Louis.

81 Lows Oct. III, isdo
destructive Gre occurred early yesterday morning
Aueu's iron WORKS In the south part Of the city u
osusef by The furnace vA giving way. Las s2 900
70 $4,000, Nearly 200 hborers thrown OF
oiovnenl.
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Ths wr.eAed steamship Connaugns.


Captain Doane, OF the schooner Lsmartnc, arrived 81
this por, yesterday morning from harrington, ~ s. and
reports thai be saw The connaugh 90 down about halt
past ave O'Clock Monday morning He first came io
sight o. the rning steamship II hall past ten O'Clock
sunday night, and changed the course Of his vessel
pane t she sank a. the time named above going down
fore most A. she went down few articles d. tied
ard seven trunks were picket up and brought 70 this
wind Was w W The trunks can be found By their
owners the store Of suets Whitney, oonssnees Of
remained IN the vicinity some time, - ssce,san " any
O; peopls anoat, ~ tbs Captain al not kno.
. .sss u ,nsy ~ n sSu S' latitude a. osas o.
m 'olosipg nai list Of the cargo a board the ooo
Psp-r ps,ce 10 Messrs Morsy em.,h. Sc Havcrhli
s.rest Bosson. from Gslsay; white cilskin parcel 70
Walker, care Of G G fsrsboe, Esq from Gsi.sy;
fbor 2sis)-Agent Pest olos. Hev York, from Galway
ispsrcd box 10 hr rhomss Amory a Co, Boston, from
nuslIn wroden boz, 10 Dr.. g. Tyrrn, Nwsusee, Wis ,
from Dublin wooden box 70 Tckel, 77s North Seventh
street, Williamsburg, New York, from Dublin; ba-k
truck 70 Henry Rocks, Union Glas worss, somerville
Boston MAJ from pssin; paper parcel 70 nr Daniel
John EgAn, Eeo, iei Duane street, New York from
Dublin wooden box Nis Dillon, care l. spcer, F-q
way wooden boz 70 Inward Hsrbrch, i2' Pearl street
Ner York from Galway.
From Belfast for New YorS--w. Barber 4 sons, shlp
pera order Barbour Bro copsxnees, II boxes linen
thread iron 90 for do W. Hayes son shippers, sur
gee shaw Co. cons'ruecs "a boxcs linen from Do, 'or
bores linen from DO ior DO, W. smith CO shippers,
Shepherd yanhulingsr n Co cons sDccs, boz linen
from DO for do, York street Spinning %, shippers,
wctherAld Young, oopsisnecs, boxes Inca. Ffom
Belfast for Boston-Rchard Surplus, shipper Charles
surplus, consgnec, ooxes muslin from Galway, for
BostorH Douglas, shipper, H. Biakeborough constance,
packsrts baggage, address Of oousisnee Is Atams
street, Hcxbury. From Liverpool, for Bcston-Thoms
irvine o. shippers. sprins consignee, bales
cban6se, ivory; I bale, trunks, I packers case in
cloth, bcokcsse, deal boxcs. From Liverpool, for
Bosscs-Brovn, shpley %, shippers, nonsisnees Or.
der. 10 ocrcons indigo From Galway. for Bosson-W.
O Bater shprers conssnecs order 12i cases. 10 casks
bottled beer
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The Baltimore I'd OHIO Railroad.

rHiLAphhFhiAf cct ~, 1901
me exua dividend question Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad settled to-day, the United States Dlsiria
Court deciding that the dividend OF the company Ia itself
was legal II refused 70 gran, Injunction restraining
~ pay msni 70 the stockholders
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A sr.yIcin Ihs1 eI,s n,a GREATEST IsrRovs.
r. ss,ss s.s .. as.s ogsly .eeonmsnd g.s
~ Lxls11, DentS y wavsrley place assr Broaiway
QUREETTs CoCoAIsE
oO"'0ND .assssfNa Tat niis
snsaSy ssd BAR @ isns ''''' az ''a,
promotes not . =: hec, NJ ycs vigorous ss0"
Leo: s:s ss a.1 S.r ss.a o Sssa and DRY
i0 ss ID &c , rich S 81 i iusss ss'a
1! cos.s 50 ' cent. Or . Saii pin, 1ows.
The f''" eSSs ;ssEsfi. 81 81 IT'S vrrIcAcr
DANDRUFF. -, ~
Eessrs yosrru BURNETT Coz ~
ana . ,. j ssys s s ssr Ss deem -
X .:s:: :: e &: :;
1 . ss s oo xss6 i Ss sUTss I'm NE
ssrs your ss Sa: "a .
provoked o procure and try a.
IL haze used ls: has bottle The a.nur and s..
% s1sa sS;:d aiys sSns
BALDNHss
drvTrxnrrwheu' nrst used your occoA1ne had bsa,
sss sS,sn ysss In The meantime M dozen az
AZ *. .ss. q q S1S,
ssss VII s. NJ * p
ai,s Wa sessz
% se0n, nsse eishs OF an inch long, which strong
yoIa cooosnss sasshens-the be-. -sp~.ao.
s ssa ss:s:.i s .::s. 's promises
Aessrs Josrra BuasLrI Co, Boston.
LOSS OF HAIR
Messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT 4 Coz "
cannot refuse TO state the saiuary effect my xyvx-
vsted save, of your excellent Hair Oil(CocoAine,
For many months hair has beenfallng on wAg
fearful q losing entirely The sknupon bead
gradually and moro nHamed. could touoA
advertised hair wsahes which have saos 5esa so
By The s1,oe my ply s,cl.n whom you had shown
OF purifying the OIL commenced Ias
week in June The frat application asy ed the itching
rtaon; In three four days the
growth Of hair. others afflicted Win
be induced to uy the sam remedy
fo TRRi r Tp OF THE ss s9 Up A. rorA
WArrRyIIB ME-, Sept 10 I80u
hnssRs JcsyPH BURNETT A Co Pear slrs-I desn b0
Of Cocaine Twelve had the typh fsvT
after recovery found myself troubled with rtasaoa
Of me scalp which continued 70 annoy me very mach and
Paving CocoAns aiverslsed purchased q boAo
only for the OF hair dressing but my surprise
has eLtrel the rr.tsion Standing Do-
irving mroh benefit firm ts have recommended
friends who afflicted sane wHv.
aud IL has wholly ersd!cated the dhe ase.
NEW Yoxx, Sept =, I8sd.
Cocoane far preferable 70 my
thing have used for the hair.
ny endorse men, y o. any value you are perfecty -.
erty 10 use IL. Respectfully yours, FRANK LE6LI1
BURNKTTs COCAINE.
single application rensers the hair mo matter hou ~
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All who have used IL 10 be The best and cheapes. dr
Prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT 4 CO. Bostou and Ter
sale by dealers geusraliy, al ~ cents houa
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Constitution and the Union of the States, by
meass of civil war, is the object and aim Of
these misguided fanatics, whose proper place Is
either in bedlam, or State prison, or on GAL
lows high as that which suspended Hannah
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For the Ban.-Oress shirts, J0uvin's
Kids, White Ties. kc.. .; EooDYs SHIRT Emporium. s67
Broadway.
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Large Size so Cent Daguerrsotypss and
Ambrosyprs Superior Photographs u. By xlhBAiL 4
sPALDlf0, Az Broadway. below Broome.
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Urea, Oct IL 1860.
Hon. Francis Herman was today nominated by the
Democratic Convention Of the First district OF Oneida
county for member Of Assembly in opposition to James
McQuade republican, member Of the last Legislature
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Ths Recent Election view. In Georgia, &c

AUGUSTA Ga, Oct, IL, 1860.
The receipt Of the election from Pennsylvania aud
Indiana has creaet a profound sensation among ali
parties.
The Caro,nans are mounting their bats with cocSades
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BowERY THyArsx -rhe favorite actor, Mr.. w. Glenn,
takes his benefit at this establishment to night which
occasion the entire company will appear three popular
pieces
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Drawing. OF tns Delaware state Lot

ertes WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY MISSOURI LorrRRIrs.
DEIAwARx-ExrpA Class. 485 OcroBER II. 1860
8, s, s, 10, 35, 81, As, 70, 81, 65, 80, ~.
DxLAwARE-CIAss AS OcroBER H. 1850
38, rs, 70, %, "a, 46, 10, IS, so. 1, 50, Q, IL.
Circular. sen. free q charge by addressing either 70
WOOD, EDDY co Wilmington Delaware,
Or 10 WOOD, EDDY co., 81 louis. Missouri
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Shirts, Shfrts-Stx for -.
hsfe from tho best Am1skesg and WamsuiA Musltnl
Depot 1U6 Chatham street. corner OF Pearl.
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Court Calendar-Thfs Day,

NO0Ns D9ys
COMMON PIEAs.-Part Mos. 1891, 2986, 43s7, 400,
4424 444f, 45l2 4527 4552 Part 2Nos 1882 2l3T $40,
sl 2loo 2Il5, 2l5s, si7i 272 2l7e 2ir7 also, 2isl
2ls2, 2l83.
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Lotto res:-
sussEx COUNTY Class 243 oorossR H. 1900
%, "a, Sc. 81, AZ, SO, So, 81, 10, so, IL, 20.
CONSOLIDATED LorrERr. Class 49,, ocfosxR II, 1860
81, 80, IS, 26, IS, "a, l. 20, 10, 60, IS, ~, 81.
- - = - ' 4. FRANCE.
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Steinway q sons Ovsrstrung GRAND
square consdered the
warranted for i've yeAs WArerooms 81 and 81 Wakes
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The Baltimore City Election.
BALTIMORE, Oct IL, 1850.
The fuu vote Of the city yesterday Is 27,3as Mr..
Browns majority Ia s 1876
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Fashion BILE Boy Clothing.
DE GRCOIS 0rsnre Hal, lie Fulton stree. 5eweei Mas
and ~ oadwa
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Defiance Salamaudcr SafeS-Wfth Pa.
ten, powder proof locks and bars Also are Aod burglar
proof sdehoa.d and psror Safes Depo. 81 Murray street
corner Of College place ROBERT r. PATkICX.
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sbe KNOX bas produced 81 the most charming m Hsts
that turnei frenchmans head covered Amer
cans which be syle1 the National Guard" In compliment
to that crack corps attracts vast deal of attention al
NO. 2i2 BrosdwaT.
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The Grand Ba1.-It has been dscid ed
hs the only Hat be toe Renirew 10 be had a. De
Wees .T broadway near Walker. Cal early, OF the orders
cannot be hlIed
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White, the Halter. has Introduced the
Newcastle Soft Hais Something and Al 2l6 Broad
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Hsrrang's Patent Champs Son Fire and
Burslar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated nofselsss
Sewing NAbnes the hest for family sewing 25 Broad
way, New York, and lac Fuitou street, Brooklyn.
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Strangers in the City Should Not Fall
Wait the chronological Cabinet aud Museum ~ FOWLER
WELLS, 0s Bruadwsv Hare may be tsfmisson free
busts from the heads ~ NJ tho dlsiin
grsbed and noAorous Of the asestatesmen Or s,ors
Philosophers MurdererA Thieves 10 &C. Complee Phrcno.
logical Depesous Of Character, with full descriptions given
when deslrcd.
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RrnV ros rsz srHiAs sr srksxss The Committee for
the Relief Of the Destitute and Suffering Syria scxno~
ledge the receipts OF The following Wares street
Mission church Brooklyn, 80 Il "a Flrs, Prce oalrch
Norwslk, o t2f CnW o. Clevei.ud phiia SIS Mrs. r.
~ Hunter, Jackson. ket., $40 Mrs 4 W, 81, Re-
formed Dutch church Rosendaic s5 eT Rsfovod pu,cs
church, Bioomnsdle. n. r., es1T Rcndout 81. n, y
Cross, Oxsordvilie IA 80, Reader r.Sysrd~s' si
Frisnd, New York CITY, - Evsns fnthersa Psynra,e,
Dsrnvile, IA, t9o Holland Reformed Dsieh chsrcn,
Rpoteser 90; A., 81 Rochester, "a ha fos rastnr,
% Chicago, ~ Ms James tcurDcay, 30 G 8, tlD;
Cast 81 n. G. oe Rham, per y. = wicsion, sioe MISS
ini'a De Rhau, per Winston, go, L. p church, West
Debit, % Is s. CHURCH, Br.p5on ami sudbury (sddi.
touaD 81 AYoung Christian, 90 Trinity taurcn hesrk
sp5 IS; A. Chamberlain, New Brtain, 81 Ped Clay Cree
church, Lovevps. Del, fhddtlnpal) 81. Providence
Pres church, Montgomery county, "a tt1 =; Rey
q e.eraish Baltimore. Nd, sls: wcst Newton. Mas
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Th 4. BOOTH, treasurer, No % Fron. srsss.
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