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KOHNLE-In Mt Sterling, KY, March 80 Johl
Walter, son Of John q. and Mary Il. kphnle, ago
three years, six months nnd IOnrteen days.
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no, At ArrLEGATE's new Gallery, corner of Fifth
and Main, Picture in good case for twenty cents
Mark the place-entrance on Fifth. 900. .4-
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ns5- Jon PRINTING OF every description neatly ex
ecuted at the Press Office Particular attention pait
to printing election tickets. t.l-,.
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nS- Bring your job Printing Of every description
to the Daily Press Office. rfr'
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B1- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
Nos. 3l3 and 27l Western-row. .5 .s."
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RS5-A SAFEGUARD for married ladies that may lie
used without njuring the health, but, on the con-
trary, will produce beneficial results 1t viii be sent
10y mail the price (ive dcars) by addressing DR..
&. Icmot, Box lO2, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Bsj- W. W, WiNDEH, II Jllse and Sign Painter, No
l2O Thiri-streot between Vine aud Race, or Box 9s
Mechanics and Manufacturers Exchange, No G
Third-street. r... lac. ...ffH ffH
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Bs-TAKB NoTIcE.-A Inillwriglit, who thoroughly
understands his business, having had fifteen years.
experience, is desirous of n situation. Good refer
ence given Address T" Meehauic," Press Ohice.3-an'
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1avr'p sloL '"i b''h Rf, f,,os ,a?H !Ir SiSl 2S0f
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l1 1H fffiHff til ~ NAh.ufN ahf f.si.HH
ga tgam h, safrfa adf dsinTr niH hlliw I1sipl
.r0hfsitss fl4ir11 diiv lmrH -sai t7sii Sy1d
f0fh-ffsll
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81 LorIs, Sept 20, 1860.
The number Of entries for the great Fair which
Monday has already reached oco about 200
more than at any previous exhibition. Al the opening
Monday morning, 5000 persons vii be present, aud
the day Lord Renfrew visits the Fair for which special
programme has been arranged probably double that
Der. Ths hotels are already Jannsd and the streets
crowded
ST. Lorfs, Sept. "a, 1870.
About twenty thousand people arrived to-day the
ave principal roads. Tho fair opens with beautiful
weather and good attendance The street railroads aud
omnbuses accommodate al visisrs, and do away with
the promlscuous scramblng heretofore experienced.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK nOAz0.
rulAoesyuA, sept ~, 1860
Aocks arm. rssnsy,vanis STATE 81. -; Resduu sA
rad. 2H: nors Casa. So: Long Island HAnrasd
=; Pennsylvania nslresa, az. sgn' szcassss 90 New
York, par
NEW osinAss, sept "a. 1890
Cotton 1rm. sales to day SEQ hsles; mlddlins 20
aiossc., hut hoiders sewsna aa advance. Molsssrs-
SAts =. 20 ebs hsv 81 So. Flour quiet 81 ~ 20 - IS
for sul sfanc ffeigat en- ccttca 70 Liverpool. sd.
BAlri~orx, sspt "a, 1850
Wheat Gun sna heavy; red ~ 81 81 o. white, a 20
= 90 Corn sc,ive yellow, DC a. ec white a Csc.
1Oc. Provisions duh md heavy cod-e arm Rio from
second bands al Ia al5tse. wnR1cy dull At c-tse
Psuspu rmA, SEPT a. 1899
ronse arm, siocx small. RIO Isc. fsc fmur-
ssespers news bad 10 eaeefoa the market Wheat arm
white, 81 40 red, 81 Is 81 90 Corn active mxei,
ssc yellow, 30. wniskey ss~er, al 2se. ssske
BrrAto, sspt ~. 1890.
florr steady. whesi-rsrtIes apart marxss closed
dull and ofovppx, bo,ders not diSposed 20 give cay;
saIcs eco eushsis red Water a. 81 Il !, aud 600
bushels white Co. AL rs Corn g. lo~er sales 5000
lo.vr on e,sip. inccris-io COO obs aoar, $4,000
bells what ~ Geo bsshels corn 500 bushels oatx
2co0 bushes cs'iey. Exports-leo 600 ersnes saest,
BsyAro sep, ea-sPM
Flour stsasy ant unchanged with tar aemsnd.
81 lek and ~ Ot0 shells white do al 81 l6 Corn 80.
lower. tsrs eco bushels o, tityc whlskey nominal
esus Irsis h'. e-s o. nosr ~ sss on wheat, lss "a
bushels wheat, goo burhels corn 200 bushels
COO bushels bsrrv Expofs-i 200 bbs aour, 2oa 0oo
bushels what eco bushels corn.
Oswnoo, sept. 2s--spM
Flour ~ Is 50 for state. o. Tor favo
rite double city brands. Wheat In fair demand
yatsf ECO bushels winter red Western ~ ~ ~,
1880 brshss No Chicago spring At si os, scco
busheis choice No d. II 81 o. aaoat Oats IN demand
sales oco bushels Canadian Sot,c harley bed above
the Of buy.rs xaes kye quiet Canal freigbts
lower srsls: aour, asc wheat, N q iitsc; corr,
loy.c. 70 Ne. yosk: bsrey, So 70 Albany. LAEs IN.
prs 100 eco brsses vhest 900 buiheis oass, 1850
busheis harley Exporss-eso bbs. four, Coo bushels
wheat 1cs Geo bushels oa's - zoo bushels barley 700
bushes peas.
CHICAGO, sept W-sPE
flour dali wheat QUIET. ssd ic . I've lower sales
Sc 0co busbels a. s55c. as6sc tor No spring SIZE.
s3hc. fc No 90, IN store Corn quiet, ana 1c.
lower sai.s % 600 bushels. 1T nc - se IN store
Data dull and ic lower Receipts-369 boW -four. o..
eco bn,hes wheat IS eco bushels corn. 500 bussss
osss shirm~r's-s go sbls acnr,s 1856 900 bushels
wheat, 1ei COO bushels cow. 2sco eusne's cats
pyssehfs 1c hshfTs erfsssmenfs made At III &c.
re on corr B.aslo sight exchange On Nee York <
per cent premium.
tfxuxSarr. sept "a. 1850
Flour a-u o. ~ 90 . a 20 tor srpsrnns. wnskcy
uesay o, 1879. Wheat s,esdy. Corn arm. Provisions
quiet. SIGHT exchange on New YORK stssty al = Psr
cent pr mssm.
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Acsysgg or MCsIc The "Don Giovanni given last
right for TIE second time this season. 10 far sGisnce
The performance not especially briIlsnt, although
Madame co,son OF the mos, paaast and suxscs
tvs Of zsrsas and Fsbb the intense and earnest
DoDpa AsDss stsslll repeated his Of saturday
and sssg, u MIC ,ssoro" chsrnninsly 90 Wednesday
Rober, e rlabe will be given French, AZ originally
written With toson and Mime Mareszsk PHILIPPE (tenor)
and eenebrel (bssso). ffcm the Nsw Orleans Opera
Hc-se.
NIsfos cssbxs-Nr Forrest played B,mle, last nigh,
for the fourth h venbs>. and the house va
o. before crowded 10 excess ms performance viii be
repeated o. Wednesday. This evening, the ccr,es
opets troupe will 'sive "is rraviats.r with Cortes
Aussai and ;. Amodo. The lsss named artist is the
bro,hsr Of the fsvorie baritone, and w this occa
sien nske his debut IN Nsv Yors 9 cermont
wfIra GaapyS.--A new fairy extravaganza. written
fsr Mrs ssfuey Williams and called the magic Joke
or ,he Prrcs Doloroso." produced here las; night
aud had ssoss d',sims We are unable 70 Judge pro
perry the merits Of the play--ths ~ork Of The
rshers Houab--ssa evident that u had scen pit
on the sisse 10 hurry snd vshoct those ssiunets Of
scenery. costumes, &C, which are absolutely required
Tor pieces u ths kEd The Idea Of tbs Play Be
clever, aad the dialogue smart things 60
days: but actors, with hardly exception, lacked
that peculiar "snsr which brrlesaue 20 be successful
semssss. We sent swsy frsm ,hr theatre remembering
Only 'nss Mrs Williams supcrry dressed, that Mrs..
chsbsu sass swseiy, and ths, Nr. psv,dss funny
amer his msbner, which seems TO ~ Iust little hard
but that i ms,ter Of taste. The sudleace Of
the ars ef the sesson ard received the aes py most
smissiy.
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Appalling Csaa mtsy -AAssher Boiler Ex-
plosAon.

Appalling CsAa natsy -Aaesher Boiler Ex-
PiosAon-
PrrrsscsG, Sept ca 1900
One a the most appalling ca.an,tiss aAs over oSusred
here took place Il one ocio X sh.s afsesaooa.
The boiler in the marble WORKS Of ". ". waacs ex.
pioded killing several and wocadog . a1nser Of
others The number Of killed aud woaaded is not ye,
definitely ascertsined
The boiler passed through the building reduc sg the
back part Of it 70 heap Of vu'ns II tnsa s,raok tn.
front Of Robert BArker's clothing store Ia L.
berty STREET, on the opposite sie Siliag tue pro
prietor who was standing at the door His head was
taken nearly or The boiler then passed through tue
wall Of Bakers aud Into SwArtz's lager bier hal.
which II nearly demolished A man uamed wipsvser,
who was in the saloon. killed. The bo,.sr dnAly
landed In the Presbyterian graveyard at the bacx OF as
lager bier ball. having passed through four walls
The number Of men engaged In the marble works was
one hundred I, 10 supposed that from ten to twelve
killed The following are among the Killed =
Robert Barker,
J. K Hamilton,
VIM. Agnew,
John McCatchso1,
Jas. McCutCheon,
Thos. n. McAraett,
VIM. Burke.
James Lsasrty
Vim. McNill,u.
corners inques, will Ne held 10 morrow morning
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!srxrssDrycs, No, sept 20, 1880.
The Santa Fe mail with dates To the 10Th INST. arrived
this evening They have hal two coploas showers Of
rain ~ santa W, which have The spirits Of the
people very much.
The mali party, consisting OF kr rsnvsrs and sssls
tsns, who drives the mall COAST between Santa rs and
II Paso, we're attacked by band Of Indians go del
Mucrto, and bsrsarously murdered. Tue indians de-
royed the mail, the coach pieces AMI drove on
the irs.a. T. . occurred about ths LIST mat
Ro5see. who coavicle Of murder, 10 ~ hung
the IRA inst.
O, the :o'h Of Angus, . band u Nsvsios attacked a
rancho Santa Clara, killed child AMI three
into captivity; tas vas done In daylight All they
capped with their esptves without molestatscn.
Dca NaIcrs saadovsi, ~ho resided IA tae county or
Les yssss VA shol dead n his h,pse On the aslA by
sSms unknown sfsaxn.
II D reported that Col Fsunssrsy has employed the
services Of 900 vtah warriors SIGHT the Esvsos Tue
Independent vouptssrs csmps'zn progressing anciy
II craied that twice the agmber Of called wi
report Al The rendezvous.
fifteen hrIired regular troops ordered n march 70
the Nsvsoe country the LAT October but - csy elk
oonrssl-s moussed % feared they cannot DO much
good VITA vell mounted and desperate istans-
Ne nevs from the Plains q Importance TIE ranche
where reseock murdered has been sbandoaej and
the e,os the indians 70 Cauncii Grove
The time VI the departure OF the maj from this place 70
santa Fe has beea changed from Mondays 10 Saturdays
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Later from Hondsras-waiker and Sud-
Ter 60 ne S0os.


PatsDxtFHrA, Sept "a 1850.
The a.,ei states steamer rx~nee. Captain Harstes,
-~esbed srcsor 1 two O'Clock this afternoon, OH the
Navy ysrd and proceeded 70 Fort MINI 70 receive her
powder Commodore resdsrssst gocs out in the Ps~oee
- pss>assr 10 relieve Commodore Jarvis Of IN. HON.
ssus1rca rhe Pawnes viI ccos al Key wess and ssop
Al rs1ssa Cor Mr. hcIase, Minister 70 Mckee, ana
,hesce w proceed 10 Vera Cruz and remain our tars,
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TIE rAaiLH aERALD.

Opening OF the Fall Fashions-The Close
Orshe Summer Season--Ths Wtoe Awake
4 Orgauszatton-Ths Baron ReafreW In
the United States-AnAfrs fa Europe
The New Crusade to Syria-The Latest
Newt Local News or New Yorix-The
Markets, &C., &c.
The FAMILY HKrAID OF 10 morrow wednesday, wdi
contain full account q The Opening Day in tas Netropo
lh-Grand Display Of the Noiistes and Mlinen-Gsand
Ensemble Of silks ssllps, Rrccades MORE Antiques Poult
de Soies, Diamonds, Eounces and fpybelows, &c, The
Close Of the SaHmer SeasonThe Hegra from the Water.
ing Piaees-ocr last bstsh OF Gossip from the Summer
Resorts An interesting account Of the Origin and Pro-
gress Of the Nidc Awake Organization Grand Ma.
tiona Demonstration in prospect &c; The Reception Of
the Baron Renftew the Gated States Affairs 10 Eu
rope; The Nes Crusade to Syria Proceedings Of the Ma
tcnal Agricultural Fair Cincinnati Interesting Letters
fom our Correspondents In Arizona Affairs In the Pixies
Peak Gold Regions; The latest News from California all
the Local News Of New York and Vicinity OF Importance
Reports or the Cattle Provision aud Money Markets. and
all Interesting news matters OF the preceding weox
TxRAs-$2 year; four cents single copy. subscHp-
tons received at the oce northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau streets New York snss copies for sale al
the counter and by all agea,s Advertisements n-
serted at the usual Herald rates.
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RocxiAsp, Ne, ssrt 81. 1880
The schooner Neptune's Bride, Capt Jacob Bru.a, OF
Gloucester returning from successful cfnse 70 iAs east
ward, caught in the storm OF Thursday az at about
ten NJ, while jogging along under iorssa and ran on
hacomb's Ledge, between Seal Island aud the Wooden
Ball.
The captain and eleven hands were lost 10 the surf IN
attempting 70 laad in . boa. Immediately sitsr she
struck.
Two left board the vessel which bilgsi IN
half an hour, oiled and worked OF I'M deep Tue
then took TO the masts, washed on aad
drowned early In the morning. Tue survivor, Joseph
Marsh, of Gloucester, taken Oh at ave Friday
II was reported here to day that cue Of the twelve
cspsized in the surf reya.aed the boat aHd was
picked up and taken TO Isle du Haut.
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BosTos, Sept. "a, 1880
Or. W. u. Helms, vth wm Hill And Peter Dean made
. successful baiesn ascensoa 10 day from Providence
r. l., travelling 70 Newton, n. H. ninety miles In ave
hours Tbs party landed saloy during still breeze, but
while rsawlps on the gas the balloon 60, detached IRON
ths netting and was blown rapidly north. damaged
balloon, with attached, labelled Jupiter, tai at
Kittery, Me. This was probably Or. HsIms's
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Riot mt q Camp Neetiag.

srccxsrpqs, Mas s~p, "a, 1890
Al colored camp mtet.ng IA West Stock bridge, On
Sunday, terrible dgnt ensued between paty OF Irish
men and the negroes Cubs aad guns freely
used and several were learsaiy If sss fatally injured
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S, Lakes church. Broox,1. bv tbs psv NJ DH.cr, M
HxssY HARksv OF Richmond. Va, 20 nuss ELLA a. hAsf
lat, OF The sMmo< pAacA
srswAxr-wiIxlas -Oa vharsdAJ, S-plsn5sr 70. al
the Church az the Eypbaay STATION eteet ~ sos rev.
Losi looes, DID, FsArs srxwAr ~ - sAaom a.,
cargn,es Of James n wnkins. EsQ Az % "a a c.sy.
Pniiaaephla papers piesse copy.
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rsnADurHs, sept "a, fseo
The bsse ball match this afternoon Witnessed by
oneea hundred persona The Brooklyn Excelsior scored
nfiees suns. and the PhlsdelphlaDs four Toe New
Ycrte-s save the rhsdepbisns credit for excellent play
ing. TIE game occupied two hours sni Ave minutes.
TIE IA ste'yhr o., hands ven played Masking
ca ea,csrs O. ire Gy n their I'm aslL
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wHYrtD 4 Nsoeo The Charleston Csrlv ~ Tues
tsy ssys "A man bsmet wism Mcclure. hsiiioe y IN
the state ~ Nsae saturday asi. ~ order o ihs
Vikilsnce Ccmnittes whipped ~ negro AZ G-ahamvie,
Tor tsupef4vg vita ssvea that vcnity. Ar-l1Te as
then pisrer TIE " tbe Charleston AL ssv.aaxa
ksf,ss sna srrivsh - ne vig ,sstsrisy. 1si gvsn
nto tee 'tAsse - TIE Nssgf. sts All - IN III TO-
dSs; cvast sacc ~ tue Nc-ia
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81. LOGS, Sept "a, 1850.
Al noon yesterday the stable Of DSaisI Sullivan,
Twenty third street, between Carr and Washington
streets, was IRE BY lighted SCARS burning
matches thrown among some loose straw. The danes
spread rapidly the adjoining suIioD consuming
tssniy i've tsnenenis and rendering hosssles three
hundred people During the ezctemeat Of the occasion
little child thrown ffom house 70 . feather
ba. Other bedding Vas thrown 70 the child, which
took nre burning the child 10 death Loss $4,000.
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The Lady Eisi. Dssast~s-yssdist OF tAe
Sasy.


CsscAGo, Sept "a, l3t,
T5s Coroasre Jury On toe lazy Eg,, returned
their verdict To-Day Tney say IRON ia. sy,dsace
b<tore the Jury that they bs'sv- tas LAZY F;sp wN IN
every respect seawoilay Tlsy dad saat On
the nignt OF the disaster soari larger com
pemen; Of rss sengers than allowed by taw aud that
although from tae sveac. b.,re the ary they believe
that ave sx hundred passengers woud &c, b. dan
serous ad tor the Ind! Egh Ihey oeosnfe The owners
OF toe for receiving aboard aore passsa gers than
the law permits. and say TIA, II q dan
gerous and practice % overload steamboats,
on tie occasion Of excursions ike the present They
uad that the Augusta hal the proper number Of
Officers on board, sad that Capt Aa.o,, ao,ei sai
experienced seaman but they hare proof - to Toe
general compstency Of the other ecers They bni that
the steamer aud Schooner bal lhs placed tn, nyas
OF tse disaster in sseodarcs with the requirements OF
tie lac, snt they coasiier tho arsi oil the COLL
e,oo to be tae detective arrangement Of the tights
poa.ed By law, to be carried board saisos
As further cause Of the disaster, they tbs
seooai nate OF tho schooner Tor no, lntorm.as the
captain OF ths steamers lights when he came On
decs previous to the collision They iuf,aer fad
that the secoai mate incompetent To manage
thu sc.cooer, aad CAPTAIN Malost for not
com..g t. aschor ascertain amount OF damage
vas 20 the steamer Tho jay are OF oplaoi that
ell aAe passenger boats should BE- bulk with water tight
Compartments and ddent that had ,hs been the
case with the LADY Elsn the comwssy would have been
Spared sae shock Of this lanientA5is disaster.
Two jury proses, against the verdict and h.y nad
that The steamer Lady Egin m!smanaged aad cen.
suyapss for ANY Of ioosou.s from all
evidence baore them forced TO tie conviction tia, the
steamer was i,adequatsy supplied with boats That those
the steamer were not of the description required by
law aot that the steamers outfit OF lii. pressr ,ers
faulty and detective, both regards the kind adopted
sDd iber location thu boat They believe that the
ioes OF 20 many ves dle 10 cu.ps5e disregard OF
the marine inspectors In allowing the humane aud wise
nien, OF lava Tor the safety OF passengers 10 DO de-
feated.
The following additional BOLTS have been recovered
Chicago
NJ 100 John Sberrod OF Milwaukee, oand By Mcqueen
tnife mites iror shore, mile south cross Point;
no Tux ao~n nsan supposed To pc Mrs wilson, az
Milwaukee, i've feet four inches high; back silk dress
high Va tire r.ck, with velvet aai lroye trimming
mus,ia ss'st cotton triny skirt cotton drawers
scaoppsd al bottom; blsc< prunelia CATERS WITH h.gn
hee:A
III. Cns1oxa man, supposed TO be Alexander cor5itt
oil NlwaEAee Ave feet eight inches high leather CATERS
Calico chit, white with spots usrino pndsrsh.r,
bscS cloth psr's; orova har inclnsd 10 baluss spAs
leatures
lso Mrs Grade, Of Milwaukee, found n Evasion.
solad Il Casseis Point This Is the body Of al
unknown man.
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Pennsylvania Politics.

EAsroS, Pa Sep. a. 1860.
The democratic Congressional couivees, or The Thir.
teenth district, have Nominated Col Philip Johnson OF
EAston.
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NOMINATION or JuDGEs:-There seems to be q
great deal of qualification on the part of the
Sun and the TSmes-these twin organs Of Niger
ism, rowdyism, and little villany" generally
because Judge Russell did not receive renomi-
nation from the rowdy nominating Convention
of Tammany. One of these Journals INDUCES
in homily upon the evils Of electing the Ju-
dietary by popular vote; and certainly there
could be no better evidence of the mischief Of
that system than the rejection of the City Judge
BY the grogshop politicians who elected the
members Of that Convention, and sent them to
commune with the mother OF harlots, Tammany
Hall.
Judge Russell has been now on the bench as
City Judge nearly four years, and we will
venture 10 say that since the time Of Recorder
Riker no man ever administered criminal law
with more fearlessness aud intelligence. Not
y single decision Of his, in any cause, has been
reversed by the highest court in the State; but
on the contrary, every one of them has been
'concure6 in; and that is more than many in
fferior judges can say. No one knows better
the qualifications and integrity of Judge Rus
sell than the present Mayor, who was once his
friend, and who, although be has differed with
him o. some questions, win admit that bis
whole JUDICIAL course has been upright, fearless
and impartial.
There can oe no clearer proof adduced that
the present system Of electing the Judiciary is
wronQ pe, Sc than is furnished by the case re-
1erred to. Ii Judge Russell had been lees fear
less in the discharge of his duties, and had
shown more favor to the strikers and rufians
Of the city, he might have got the nomination
from Tammany by reclamation. This rejection
to all the respectable and intelligent portion Of
the comuunity.
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One 81 oar Beet Dressed Citizens. having
jest returned from Pss, bringing with bm bat "a the
latest Paris ely made 5y one OF Ae NOS, fashionable hsie
81 Pars the owner having kindly ared 10 for pat
tern have cupirs.et ~ and oier Il 10 custoa
sId the public ~ the as-s novelty Eenemens Dress
Hais JOHN n 0ErfN,
Rra dwav
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Fiiass Asha Son IIats "a Whise's-S0ms-
ax Fe~ sad ssyhsA. Es Broadway. opposite ST. Psuls
CAErca
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"Unl0a for che Sake OF knoxs Hats
1as 70 the rsyng Of all poiclans
.aA every southern gentleman WAC has Of tn
ha<tsys fabrics world be rTed nf he privilege
recessinz the KNOX fall ssylsof Hasls
OF beau:y and is praincon p1os~ssey s.Anss his
prctse achievement. Ca and O. No NJ bfC&dwAy
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m1sCELLAgEOUS.
"A ssoes slightly solsd b. water for sale cheap soH8
10 and u Am Mreet
Ar arusRrprs. So BRoaDwAy-Jusr INTRO.
"A auced. Ne Graz HAsdmaie Card
At orwRRxDrs-wEppfS9 cAsDs AMI uryn
"A ispe~ In approved ycs. ant ne bes vsSv u WE
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