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Brooklyn City News.

MORTALITY FOR TIE wEx.--Durng the past week there
have been it2 deaths. or these there were men, 10
~omen, "a; boys, So girls, ~. Adults -; children o.
macs, Y; females, 10 The principal eissssss were
Chora I'll congestion, g. consumption, 10 conyus,ons,
!; Inflammation, 10, marasmus Is The pstivities are
ireland, II; Unted states, los; England a. Germany, o.
scotland, l. unknown, .; Wales,
CRnE II NE err During The month of August oof
disposed Of In Justice Cornwclls Tnsre
werc 800 cass Of ssoxicatioo % Of vsgran o. Of -
battery ls7 Of violation Of city ordnascs
70 Of nehtng 10 o. grand larceny q malicious mschic
Of io,ssry u q ss's.sy p o. pssl, l,,ossy q an
nps, thrsssenins life, Of abandonment, Of crime
against nature Of sssun Of police, Of sssault with
q r.ossss sS. sooSs Il q sss Vim ss"s
weaposs Of false preseuces, and Of selling liquor with
out license.
Far BOILING --Ycsscrday, . German, named Jacob
Mcsser, was brought BY onicer wadiy, Of the Ninth
precinct before Justice cornwe on charge OF keep
Ing fat boiling establkhment he ocer stated that,
although Mr. Mcssicr had been repeatedly cautioned
against the uusanos, he had persisted Ia Continuing H.
The Justice fined him $780, bus suspended the executes
o. the sentence FOR forty eight hours TO afford him OPP
hes and his Honor hss The suspsn-
az the sentence, condition that Mr.. Mcsscr
moves the nuisauoe within forty eight hours.
srn1uoS IxyAxuuDs On Friday newly born IN
FAINT found BY officer Miles, Of the Ninth ward, In the
woods on the outskirts Of the city Three females,
named Mary A. Townsend, Ann Gales and susan
stewart, we're arrested suspicion Of having some
thing 70 do sith the matter. The chilis dress bore
the initials IL B. and suspicious entertained that
had BEEN s,ranelod, nnger marks were said 70 have
been found about the neck Coroner Horton held In.
quest body yesterday, but nothing elected
wwds the solution Of the mystery.
SUPPOSED AKscS.-A nre broke out yesterday morning,
about three O'Clock In the third story Of building In
the rear % the Agricultural Works Water street,
corrupted by Mr. Smith for tcmpcr-y steel hoops for
skuts. The damage By Ore trif1g, while that by
ircerdlary.
err HALL ixrRovUsyr the Placement o. the City
Hall In stats OF coufusioa, consequent the
cxcAvstio IONS going on. Among other improvements
10 thu laying Of sewer pipes through The entire
leugsh Of the building, connect vita the In
Joraicmou street Mayor Powell has given orders fov
room she basement 70 be properly atted up FOR the
use OF the reporters.
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HxIruous, sept. rs, 1890.
Tour esndy, with larGe s~les a unchanged ousAsoa
Neat dull I'D declined b Toe rel 81 - 81 %;
vts, u 81 . u CO. Ccvn dull and heavy, bu, On ,sa-
Ns unchangd PrOvteicrs Qusee rork-mom. Gle rs:
yne, Gt. Lud steady ~ 1sAc, cs6ss nrm st ilc I
! whishey declined ks.: sssas ~ ne
PmApuFnA, aep4 10, 1870
1our quiet Wheat dcciioed So white, 81 50 81 g.:
4 81 "a ~ 40 Corn sctive; yellow, 10 Provisions
Brrrsro, Sept fb--lPM
hour quiet, but sscady Wheat dull ana heavy; 90
q. No q spring offered At 81 90; red winter Al 81 10
a. s,eady bat quiet. 20 eco hushcls AZ 65s OTHER
ans uocrsnally the same whske, steady st 22Isc. .
. 500 bbls Canal frtighss-5ec 90 huur, 10 - on
Vat lkl<e on corn n Nee York. lake imports. 10
$1,000 bbls Glour 20 200 basocs whcst. 60 600
Aels cow, 1000 bushels barley. Cana exports
~ bushes wheat, 81 900 bushels cora
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AyKauI-CIARg.-At GreeDpont, on Tuesday evening,
September IL by the Rev Thos g. Osboru Of New York
city, Mr. GEO ". AvxgxI, formery OF Augusta, Ga to
Mas s. LBmx CIARx, OF the former place.
GkouL-kEoAN-At Albany, Tuesday, September 4, by
the Rev. Doctor hcCluskey. Mr. CHARLES GRouL ESQ OF
Flushing, Long Island, TO Miss FANNY KDGAs youngest
HAsru-ScHwNR On Tuesday, September II, At
the North presby terrain Church, by the Rev. Edwin
r. Hatfield, JoBN HsxR, Jr, OF Jersey city, 10 LouH
StTwEYn. OF New York city.
HAwn-AuN.-On saturday, September 10, by Inc
Rev W. Mickes, Mr. JAMES T. H4wT-, 20 Miss MARY
EIIzABxrH AILr, all Of this city
LansnebmR papers please copy.
Hrar-sT JoHS.-On Thursday, September 10, at the
residence OF the brides father by the Row Leander
Townsend, Of Dsnbury, Conn Mr.. Sxrra q. Hum, Of
southeast, New York, TO MARY A., only daughter Of
samuel !. st John, Esq., Of Brewster, N. &.
LzAcH-nAyIDsoS in Richmond on Wednesday even
ing september 6, by the Rev. @. II. Houton, D. D.,
WILLIAM a. LxAcH, Of San Francisco California, 70 Augusta
youngest daughter Of @. W. Davidson ESQ., Of George
town South Carolina.
MosEs-Rxuxw-In this city, on Thursday, September
49, by the Rev. James Clark, Mr.. j. MosKs Of Dobbs
Ferry, TO Miss kARY Ann RaSyxw, OF New YORK.
westcheeter county papers please copy.
NrRPBY-TpAINn On Monday evening, September 10,
the Church Of st. Francis Xavier Sixteenth street. by
Rev. p Tirsot, RIcHARD MrRrHr 10 Miss MARY ANN
nAuxR.
LnoH-NcDosIp.--in this city, on Monday, Sep
icnber 0, by the Rev j. Bocc, RrcHAKp L. RAIuGH Jr,
Of Newark, New Jersey, 10 MARIA LorzA MCDONALD, Of
Newark and Philadelphia papers please cory.
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oious scknees, cArH2ssr wife or John Mcdonnell ana
oArsn.es % bryAn and Anne Agnew, aged 10 ysass.
invited 70 attend the funeral this (s1noay) ane no a
two O'CLOCK, from the residence OF her father 81 Ja
hoMAuM On Friday evening, september II. Of Co.
sumption, HAssAa daughter or James and NaanV
The relatives and friends family are rssscsfv
invited 70 attend the funeral, this Sunday saernooa 6
two O'Clock, from the residence OF her parents las Wsa
Eighteenth street, between Seventh and Eighth ave-
nues
PAu1scRAyr --suddenIy, on Friday, September a. q
disease Of the heart, WILLIAM PAulsoSAn in ,hs 6oth
The relAtvo and friends of the family, and the mon.
beers Of Hook and Lad Ter Company No N, and The
beers Of the Antioch Baptist church, respectfully
vited to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon Il
half past o'clock, from the Antioch baptist church.
Seventh avenue near Twelfth street, without further IN
RxcEr-on Friday, September IL, MARIA D. 4 Rsus,
wife Of John Recxe, aged 20 years, months and II
days
The relatives and friends OF the my are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral on Monday afternoon =
two O'Clock from her residence No 10 West TENTH
street near Sixth Her remains will b taken 70
the Lutheran Cemetery for interment.
Of simon and Kate aoss a~sd mon, Z. and a Ssvr
he relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
United NV 70 attend her funeral this Sunday sncrnoon =
no. ~ IPit street The remains will b inferred =
the beloved OF Patrick and Catherine Roach Doth M
lives OF ru.m county GALWAY, lreand), aged years,
ne funeral win take place this Sunday afternoon q
half past one O'Clock from the residence OF his parcnS
boz Grand street The friends and relatives Of the family
are requested TO attend without further noIioa
RANDALL -.Ai West Flushing, sudd My, on Wednesday,
September H. FMnA Augusta, wife Of James Randall asA
daughter Of Nathaniel Il. Smith.
Her remains inferred at Newtown.
RosxDooM.-At Or senpo,nt, l., Fri fsy Septembss
H. after . painful Illness, SARA LYDIA RosxBosn dausi.
ter OF Nsth. A. and Elizabeth Roseboom.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral ct O'Clock, In the as
noon from the corner Of Oakland and Coycr streets
wATMoUGR AT ConStaBtia, Osweeo county, N. r., a
Friday September IA, Mr. JosrH wArMouGH In tho 2elh
year Of his age
SrRAN-N consumption, Ann STRAIN, wife Of Dauisa
Strain, native Of TIE parish OF Cond&hor14, county
Donegal Ireland, aged 81 years.
The friends, also the members OF Company A, Sixty
ninth regiment, respectfully invited att0od t6s
unera this lsundy) afternoon, n two o'clock, from h
late residence, 312 Seventh avenue.
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Arrival or the Ovsr.aad Mail.

TOM SHlfat Arkst N"pt 10. K-oVs
The ovcrlsrd mail coach, wth sn francisco dates 20
The a.th cit, arrived here At today. Among the
passoger Ia Col Titus, Of Kansas notoricty, now Of
Arizona.
had recently made incursoa into Texas for plumber,
end bad solen thirty I've bead Of mules belonging tho
Overland Mall Company II Lson Water Holes station
M mules had not recovered when the mail passed
alao reported that the Indians Of New Mexico have
recommcoced bostnites.
rhe ,sse mail, bound from McsilA TO sana Fee, was
attacked by the Nsvsoes, the conductor ana driver
killed and the nsis and coach entirely destroyed.
me eovssHneus mules Fort Craig had been stolen BY
Che Indians.
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rm KuRorxAs TESTIMONIAL 10 rHovpsoE MORSE.
BosroS, sept lG, 1880
Brsore referees suit has been brought by '. o. j.
fish against Professor Morse To recover uvesixccnths
q the amount money rccsved BY Professor horsc from
Ne dsruns gcvsvumeuu Of Europe for the invocation Of
ths sssgrSpa The parties been connected together
Ia the ssasxraph Cor tw.aty years, and
Dns ale sssoe settlement had bet them when
Nr Smith received $500 200, and here msers dsputs
swsre len open for reercn V, Of wai,h this
the hsarins 10 not anaaed The referees are Judges
|Hprsgus and Upham atd Geo & HniArd
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fmLApbLfhlA, sept 10, loOV
Concert Hall comfortably 6lled this evening by the
Douglas democracy. Hon Kneass presided Governor
johnson very enth siasticaiy received Mer e.
pressing bis thanks for his reception, he entered
into line Of argument similar To that which character
Sssd bis speech Il the Douglas barbecue in New York
mo speaker very hoArse and the delivery Of hts
speech caused him considerable Effort Numerous ward
delegations present, with music transparences &c
An anony nous advertisement appeared 10 q morning
paper inviting al democrats 70 attend this meeting, In
order 70 prevent the endorsement Of what called the
sbogus Forney nonsrel electoral ticket" but dis
turbance took place.
General Foster, the democratic candidate for Governor
VIII speak In Independence square Monday evening
md this Win be the nrst campaign speech Of TN
porAnos, and hs may be called upon 70 define nia posi-
aioa national politics. ,hsrs considerable interest
faIt
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LorsvuLz, SEPT. 10, 1890
Tho steamer Cisy Of Louisiana, chartered By ths Nom
phs and S. Louis Packet Conpasy snasssd and sunk At
Hat Island, IN The Mississippi. shs WIN probably Be
ruissd.
me steamer r. .. Adams, due here to-day frcu New
Orleans struck mag Hsleaa Ark, tearing out too
ladies' ssaterooms and sshsy damaging shs lower guard
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Yesterday was lovely day, and even those who had
Just rsssrnsd 70 the city amer scoun In We country
could hardly regret the change. A cool, refreshing
breeze oa the south southwest moderated the per
hsps otherwise warm beams OF sun which shone from
unclouded SKY, making the weather delightfully."- agree
able 70 Al whom business pleasure called outside their
habitatous The day was, indeed pleasant oretasle Of
that beautiful season peculiar TO our countryside In
dian summer.
Tho Central Park during the morning was
visited by large numbers OF people, many Of
them MraDsers2 who are spending . few days
In the metropolis ere their return to their homes
sfter "Trip 10 the watering places In the Afternoon
however the great rush came, the attraction being the
usual weekly concert given by Dodworth's band. AT
three o'clock large number had arrived but the hour
for the commencement Of the coDcer, four O'Clock
they whed away the time either In strong through the
Ramble, 70 which they driven account Of the
want Of hade other localities or wandering by the
edge Of the lake watching graceful movements Of the
Others, too, DESTROYS Of securing advantageous
position for listening TO the concert at began to
cupy the prominent seats under the two marques
erected on the mall at o little distance from the
-Four tain Terrace. From that hour until ave o'clock,
whom tho conccr was partly over, the people arrived
gradually either foot In vehicles until the number
present could hardly have been less than thousand
- PorioCt " Cflnolno ID Voe nos&uDornOou
Of the music stand, through which ocomotion-st least
speedy iocomotion-was easy matter. Many ladies' iu
deed did not leave their carriages but repoeng amid
the cushions thereof listened 70 the with more
satnfacson, perhaps, than those who crowded
geher under toe tents the carriage stand not being
r distant from the music 70 render pleasant appre
citation OF impossible. hill, rather, small elevs
on Of the ground 70 the southeast Of the tents and
twenty thirty yards from the band througcd
ing the performances And certainly Notwithstanding that
the spot unshecred from the sum- better place could
have be. selected for listening 70 the musche distance
OF the latter being It's charm for distance lends
chantment 70 the view" also (whsn not TOO grcaty
lends 70 the ear, far music Is concerned. From
this hill, too, the spectator has beautiful coup d Of
the Rambe with gimpses Of the lake that lies
bare nEbeholdng which he takes In at one time the
double charm Of beautiful and the inspiration Of
the music that Ii waited 10 bis from the tent be-
peafh.
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~ARADk or rHk sr. Louis fArp risx pgrAErMKsr.
81. Lorm, seps 10, 1890.
he paid Fire pcpar,uea, celebrated their third ami
-epary yesterday ~ grand parade during the day
ND supper In the evening During the parade Ore
broke css In the carpenter shop Of theodore weber,
aickory street Tso engines were despatched 70 the
sses Of oosasston and rescued large amount Of pro-
cry. high wiua vas bl,~ing at The time Joss
10 900. Insured m, $4,000
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D1sturbance or . Political Meeting I'm
PhtAadelphta.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Is, f600.
Bell and Everett, meeting night, In the First Con
0rtss,onAl district rtsrrup,sd BY republican clubs
marching through the crowd night ensued and ss,oes
md pistols wcre Sssd The meeting onaiIy dispersed.
Nine Of The rioters arrested No scriously
injured - far II 10 supposed thai the Affair
wss In retaliation for . disturbance created BY parties
huahDg for Bell and Everett a. the republican senade
@ Mr. sherman on Wednesday evening.
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New Jersey Congressional Nomination.
NEvAKK, sept 10, isoo.
me Firth District Republican Congressional Convention
, In sesuon here this Afternoon speaker Pennington
yin be rcpomnaied BY reclamation. He has Withdrawn
hls letter OF Geclluation and vii accept
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HoeFuN, sept 10, I51u
An explosion or gas a the Ecroecne Oh Works at South
Boston, this morning. dangerously burned Owen Camp
tel and injured four other worsucn.
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A Big Thin9.-Evaporating Coiors TO
Photographic Large Portraits by this process for 81 No
rights cold. BOLhES, xsS broadway.
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Inventors and Patentees
Can with Mesgr MUM co. editors OF the Scen-
Tic ricsn No. Park row. and receive Pamphle, OF
Hints lryenorSn free Of charge Judge Msson formerly
CORNERSTONE Of Patents connected with the above office
- counsellor In patent nAtterA
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Steinway q sons Overstrung Grand
And square cousdered
ass warranted for Re yeAra wAerooas u and - wAikss
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svsssx Counrr, CLAss n sErrsnss Is, LEO
0sAsp ro.souO4rHD LorrrRy-CIAss 4s sErr. Is isoo.
20, Sc, ~, 53, 60, "a, IS, 3d. 81, IT, Is. 81, 20.
RFRAHCK Manager,
Wilmington Dels ware.
NorTcH DIE5eLU1oH coPABTnxxsHP.-Tho Arm
heretofore subsstnx under the o. FRANCE BROA D.
bEkTs CO. "a this day Dissolved The Dols and Ken
- grantee - H. FRAHcA
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The RsnfScw Hat.-This Popular Lon
don and Paris style of son Hat for young men, ready
DE yoE's SN broadway. walker street.
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TO TIN KDfroR OF TIKI HERALD.
your elaborate description Of the "Improvcmeois In
Brooklyn" In 70 days NEW YonK HnlID, you do not
mention the most important improvements 70 the resi-
dents % the Eastern Distrct-vir: tho double track
Grand street Rarosd, the opening Of Fourth street
throughout, and The Immediate opening Of Third street
snTSxnE is, 1850 Few.
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Fairbanks' Ssa ndarh Scales.
Adspted svery branch a busDess where correct and
durable scale required all and nine sead for
ILLUSTRATED and DESCRIPTION CIRCULAR
rArhRAHKs CO.,
lco Broadway, New Work,
M cortAndt
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The Prince or Wales at Gurney's Gal
iey The only correct kenss. In the rnted States Of his
poye Hxnneas the Prince Of Wales exhb uurneys
Gallery. !. 6uRkxY son. No. 7o7 Broadway.
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sailing OF the Palestine.

MowrsKAI, sept 10, ls6o
The steamship Palestine sailed Cor Quebec At 80 n,
with forsy-eghs passengers for Liverpool wcsshw clear
and calm.
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Brooklyn Photographs. - Miniature
Cabinet Imperial and Life Size. b williamson Ra,d 1851
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Geusu. No. 5I3 Brondvvav

Whit, the Halter, aI6 Broadway, OPP
ate ~ PAus Church. Fall ktyle now res dy Come on
come AL give WHITE TIE Halter an early call
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Gen1n, No. 5IJ Broadway.
Informs his friends and the public thu, every required
10 GeneneDs Dress HAts Gentemens so and Felt hsls
Gentemens Travelling and Opera ape Umbrella and Travel
ling Bags 10 obtained At biz establist ment
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Great Westera Rasisosa Tramc.
HAnrtros, g. w., sept 10, iseo
me Great Western Railway Esc for the week ending
h night vss sss 200 being an increase over the CORES
sudisr period last year Of si2 900
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Let the Anlfese0 Read -Queru's Cod
liver on Jelly approved By the AcAde0y Nednine, Ne
Ions Anecious IN Inc stned form douely emeacsous n
~ enece " me pam o. nc 80 80 esnded WIN NJ nsp
tr lN Yovrh spd u al r.spezable druxG~s PEN
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New YORK Canal Tolls.
AISAsr, Sept. rs, 1900.
Ths canal tolls for the nrst week Of September wore
Sis, ITO same week in 1859, $50 e73. Aggregate 10
September sth, 81 es2, sos; do. In 1859, sese i3s
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Trusses, shoulder Traces. Elastic Stock
Ann strers-
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The programme yesterday embraced the following

pleCA6 AID boIeCt0ns.-
1-0verture, "Oberou,, .....................w Weber
Chick March, Triumph. .............. Strauss
3-Dvertisements from s1ohengrinr. ....... Wagner
4-Nedley, "Apnie Laurie. Downing
5.-vedding March, "Euryanthe" ............ Weber.
6.-seectons, IN Barbiersn. .............. Rossini
T-Alegretto symphony In F........... Beethoven
8-Polka, "PApageIor. .Stasney.
10-WAltx oman lebt einualv. ........ Strauss.
IL elections, "Aose in Egtton ........... Rossni.
l2-Gallop, "Wihelmsbsdn Heller.
National Airs.
Many portions Of the concert which was listened TO
very attentvey by the large numbe present, ap
plauded with clappng Of HANDS The best Of order pre-
vailed during the day, and the entire eote tsnment
which by the largest attendance any
that has yet been given OF without the slightest
incident occurring 70 mar Its harmony.
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Noslce.-Ths Eureka Sewing Machines
Ana paid for IN wRSKLY on MONTHLY rrsTAIxRErs.
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Defiance ssIama ndsr aafes-Wfth ia.
powder proof locks and bars Also IRE and burx
prvof kdeba and paror Safes Depot 6y Murray street
c9ner u College place. ROBKRr n PATRICK.
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Radical Care of Hernia, or Rupture.-
Or =. r. MARSH, u h~ well Known house q Ms-th Co,
vesey ct Aston House I've the church. dsv0e~
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HerriDg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Pro s~fsa Isl broadway. corner a Murray street,
New York.
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rea-wOoD, EDDY Co, Managers Of the
pBIAwARE, KEsTucKr STATE Iofrg8iEs
DEIAvAHx-kxrsA Class AL, sEFrEaBER lb, 1860.
8, 81, 81, 80, "a, AZ, 10, "A, s., 81. 80, s.
DKLAwARK-CIAss Az sEPrxsBER Is 1860
IL, 80, 20, Is, a. FL, So 54 g. as, TO- AZ 81, 70.
Circulars sent free ~ charge By addressing either 70
WOOD kDDY CO, Wilmington Deawaye
Or 70 WOOD. EDDY 4 Co, &. Louis Missouri.
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shirts-shfrts-SAx f0r eSs made from ths
beW Arosheag and Wamsutts musnns Depot lx Chat
ham street, coruer If Pearl
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Genin. No. 5I3 Broed

Every style Of Hat FIR Boys, DIRK and Irfaals
Kicing ats, Ladies' Whips and Gauntlex,
Made IN Paris and London. sup piled at this more.
Ladies' Furs hink. sable, and hussan Squirrel,
Consisting OF Canes, Half Cspes,
Fpposs. hufs and CUFFS
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Sold by All Respectable Druggists.-Iiol-
LowAya celebrs.-d vew~ab~ Pfs the oy reliable nod
Nausra sour ~ mach, Fstnlepcy .Dxpess Ussdsche BA
iouGDc~. Liver Complaint n Couivs Bovehl
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Germania Life Insurance Com pany,
no ~ Broadway, Of Wall street.
r. ssuvrrprp T~~retary
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tos-
pcss-Ibe best IN. world. WHOLESALE and retail The
bye privately applied. No Astor House.
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PARKER By0s'. London Club sauce has
become Indispensable r~qnrte well provided
family. be and restaurant y he rnited States hss rcss
I'd he large sale IN shwt time, and bss fair 70
superwde all is rivals boAh ndea u the waaer very
shot time Sold BY ali respectable rnceu here y.
FARKAR Is Beekpan srect Agent Cor he United states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

Beaufifsl Complexion" Phafon's
Snow white Oriental Cream Price 50 csnis per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

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