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1'aln4sg isauf sA dsa9gs& dlaf SeS aiil
pa5-rrfr2 a. tesgeaseer3 H3di H5l4 tijg adA
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs
TO know that they save money by purchasing Wood
ready Sawed and Split at Office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
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NATIVE WINE.
The pure Juice of the CATAWBA Grape Nv dear sir
you can drink down like milk; do call and try For
sale on draught or in glass, by
A J. HAMPSON
jul3-tf 81 North Charles st
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CLARET AMI CuAppAcNr

OLAKET AND OHAMPAGNE.
40 cases low priced and fine TABLE CLARET. Duke de
Montebello" Green Seal and Heidsieck CHAMPAGNE, at
lowest prices, by A. J. HAMPsoN,
Jel6-f ISL NJ Charles st.. near Pleasant
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8 Where the fire commenced.


When the alarm given OF the private watchmen
six of whom duty--hastencd to ring the fre bell
belonging TO the Market but found that the rope had been
tied away up which occasioned considerable delay and
consequence OF the nammabe of the buildings
the flames spread with alarming rapidly. The dense
volume of smoke and the myriads of sparks with which
the was filled occasioned the 6remen much trouble in
the performance Of their duties Engine Company No 20
was the first the ground then came Hose Company
No s. The flames we're headed of by the remen when
they reached Centre avenue, and had the wind been
their duties, the whole OF Washington Market
would undoubtedly have been dcstroyed-thr,e
hundred wooden shaptes, covering SIX acres oil
ground. Nos 80 and ~ engine companies headed
Merchants row. compelled to wrap blanket around
the engine 70 prevent its being bstered Nos. and
engines Country and No "a on Dey street pier,
cut OFF the flames that direction No. Steam Engine
was on the vesey street pier, and No SO Steamer had
hydrant the Of Washington and Fulton streets
About we've O'Clock, when the Gre was AT Its height,
and the whole Of the hundred and eightytwo shan
tiescovering about two Of gIoundwere blazing
away, the briiancy Of the illumination rendered the
OF great beauty and grandeur Many thousands
and windows OF the houses In the vicinity were all
crowded with spectators; while the roof of the unn
iured portion Of the market Ut ia computed fully SIX
thousand persons sitting or standing. The
New York and Hamburg Steamship Company
vefsel the Ravsrian, Was At one time IN great danger
ting consumed but owing 10 the excellent precautions
taken nv chief officer Mr. Henry Kier she escaped unn.
ured except the paint her bows being little clustered
The other vessels which lying at the piers when the
fire broke escaped without suffering any material
injury
Below we give q correct list Of the pants OF the
stands which destroyed by DIRE on Wednesday
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City Intelligence.

PrutH SCHOOL ENuIHiroS.-Tbe half yearly reception
and presentation Of the Nineteenth Ward Fesale Gram
mar school came OF yesterday In the 6ne school
houae in Fifty 6rsi street The exercises we're very
ried Consisting Of examinations history and astrono
my dialogues rcctstons castbenics vocal and instru
mental music the Welt psno beng ably performed
on by Miss Goodwin OF The teachers Every exercise
vas appIsuded by the parents aud friends Of
the school ut which the attendance OF children fifteen
hundred every Of whom appeared lie pretty butter
e,eg In their gaycsi and gtest attire The
usestcs az merit distributed by Commissioner Mo-
earthly and Mr. Htcmap, % the trustees Of the ~sr
after which Mr. Randall the city superintendent OF -.
Nc Schools called upon by Commissioner Farley 10
rddress the children, duty which that gentleman zar
formed 10 very humorous and pleasing yet cr'cl saa
mr. The whole passed "a with eoof, and proved u l1
stlDos OF the Nnetecuh ward not behind thcse OF
other parts &C the city.
FrY IN GRryNwrcw SIN between twelve rsd one
oclcl yesterday morning fire brtkc out thu yoof Of
the building 10 Greenwich street u originated, II "
supposed, from a spark blown from the fsss 81 IVES,
Washington market The hremen extirsuishcd The
Gre The nrst Goor Is occupied by james Ftsy a. cY
and wpwwsre store and by Philip isaar boot "a
sice store damage by water on viii sware and tsys
about sD insured On boots aud shoe about fJ'ss M
sured for al 200 the Hamiltce tsvrancc company
Ibe second foor rs occupied by y fsscrs dag
typc gallery damage BY water alcs s2o0 ips'sed fcr
saa ia the Atlantic a Brooklyn Tf6 building dam
aged about 500. tusvroI.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHItApxryrua, July ~, 1880
Stocks firm. PepnsyIvsnia State es. es.; Reading
i2s.; rcnnsytvsniA Railroad, ~. sight exchange on
New York at par.
Cotton--saics today 100 bales. The steamers
had eject the market MadlinS, loc. aloxc
Corn dun roc 75c The of The market unchanged
BALTIMORE July IL, 1880
Flour dull and without sales Howard street, 81 5Ik;
Ctv Mills rs 25 Wheat active and nrmer; sales 5000
buthcis: red 81 20 81 ~; white 81 30 81 %. Corn
dull and heavy: yellow, o.. csc; white, Tac. 75c
Provisions arm and active whissey steady at 2o1sc.
PHitArFuua, July ~, 1890.
Flour dui and teHc decned sells at o. 25 Tor super
dnc WHEAT firm, quie, and unchanged Corn dull Pro
visions generally e.sed With an advsncing 'entency IA
tacun and lard holders demand advance Mess pork,
sIp !0 pr me siJ 80 facun, II &c. Il1e Coz hams,
nnd oIsc a1,c for shoulders tard, i3e. 1859 aud
IN kegs. lie. lli,c.
Flour steady; demand mo'isrsie ssics goo ebs, at
"a Q: az Tor extra state vsnsas linois and % ss
IS 70 50 for double extras Nheat-Demand inodesase;
sales II 600 bufhels White Indians q, 81 20. Con-
s2t,c Oats frner sales 10 900 bushels Canadian and
wiscons at aac. Saisc. Whisky steady al is!se.
on corn to New York lake IMPORTS 900 bbis. -four
30 600 bushels wheat los 600 bushels corn 900 bushels
cats Caral typcrts-t 600 bbis -four, 5000 bushels
what, .5 COO bushels corn, 600 br-bels oats. =,
o-wrco, July 12-0 r.
Flour unchanged at ss 20 for extra State. Wheat
narse, without material change supply of Upper Lake
SRI ins yeiy scarce 900 bushels white Michigan on
private terms Corn steady and quiet sses 600 bushels
indiana ri h5c. Oats barley aud rye nomna Canal
frrirhls unchanged 26c. -FOUR g. wheat, T.sc on
conn 60 New lc,k. lake importsl3 500 bushels corn,
q 7.s bushels peas Canal exporls-sv0 barrels -four,
80 AGO bushels wheat, q 200 bushels corn -
CrNcrNSArf, July IL. 1890
Flour dnl and difAcun 70 scl prices irregular. whs.
key steady at lie. Mess pork ais 10 Money market
unchanged. 80 49,
flour dull. wheat hfm NJ 81 7ssl Cs Tor No Corn
Grm sales 30 eco bushels Of s.s ~ Hc IA store oas
steady Reoe,pt-500 bbis Gogf, 500 bushels oats
shin 500 bbs -four, IL coo bushels wheat, 100
COO do corn rreshts dull SIC. are offered on cornio
Burso. sight exchange New York = per cent pre-
brwsrprx, July ~. ls6o
1 Flour quiet wheat firm. hut fc lower. iecepe-
| 100 bbis Govr 3,tso bushels wheat. Sh'rmenss-"'
bbis. -four.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1860.
THE GREAT FIRE on WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

Partial Destruction of West Washington
MaIket-Four squares Destroyed--One
Hundred and Eighty-two stalls Burn
Ell Out-Loss on stock about $40, 900,
and on Buildings S2O,OOO-The sup
posed Work OF AN neutrality-suspicious.
Of the Sufreren-Scencs ON the Ground
Yesterday.
In yesterdays HERALD gave short account of the
partial destruction of West Washington Market by fire
on wednese ny night last Our reporter visited the
Of the conhagrs'on yesterday, and learned some add
tiona! particulars
The fire broke out about fifteen minutes TO eleven
O'Clock on Wednesday night, the wind at the time blow
ing freshly from the west. Ths fire originated in a
shanty occupied by Mr.. Waterman, dealer in eggs and
situated at the Of Centre and River The
accompanying diagram win serve to give our readers
good idea OF the sccne and also Of the extent of the
fire.
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bfoacrs James ant Janse aaa lsaAei Hart, are rs
epeeua.y inyied 70 attend the H., ths (Fridsyf
aiernoon at two O'clock from his A'e 'esasace, 10,
III Worth stTcet
STAFFORD On Wednesday, July IL, Cha Sl7 hASsos0s
jr, agcf 81 years and 10 months
fte relatives and friends of the family 70 rss ecS
invited 10 attend the funeral from the reAfeaoe at
parents, 200 West Thirty seventh street. IL is tErY
afternoon, AZ three O'Clock
VALENTINE In Brooklyn, Wednesday, Ju'y IL,
FfAAE s., con OF Johr aud Clharine Valentine, asec
years month and ~ days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are resA ,ctfY
invited 10 attend the funeral this friday aernoo ~ at
two O'Clock, from the residence Of his parents No ~
Navy street.
WooD AT Perth Amboy, n. j., on Tuesday, July III.
Mr.. JoskPH Woop, IN the Goth year Of his age.
Illinois papers please copy.
WrspFtL--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, July
III, MATHEW WEapELl, 81. D., aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family nyitef "a
attend the funeral from his residence 81 Pierrepos,
street, Brooklyn, this friday afternoon three O'Clock
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Douglas Campaign Committee.

PRELIMINARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or JOHN
ofascy, J. A. M'nAsTERs AND MAYOR WOOD.
meeting Of national democrats was held last evening
ct the tDoa House. rnol square for the purpose OF
organizing Central Campaign Committee In favor OF
Douglas snd johnson There were present number OF
well known democratic politicians, including the follow
iDz-wiiscn Small, j. Clancy Senator Dick Connolly, the
Able Monsters r. J. yoachmssen, George W. Mclean,
aobn r -hardscu, Councilman Campbell, Vim. T. Robin
son To 2 Tappan (of the Croton Board), ex-Aderman
WHOA Juige Mccarthy, Mr. EcSoe (who was coudoied
with on tie recent loss Of hrs official head John Hirdy
fao frrsh from the scarng kne), Hugh Smith, John u
Ssraspy, Supervisor Brlggf Or Bradford, BenJ Wood,
Wrr G cover, Mr. Dieaentorf Robt. Ellis, ex hdrrmin
vrepstsa Judge IN uey. repuiy Sheriff Anderson, n J.
K,rf Us Gamolotou, John l. Bradley, Jas l. Miller,
~ r. cntler Udolpho Wolfe, and number Of others
caaally well snown IN city politics. 49,
ia the course the evening Mayor Wood entered HIS
appcar,ncs vas greeted Win enppng o. nsaa. - ,o
occupied by tbe Young Meu's Democratic Union Club
Two baancTs Of the club nans upon the walls bo1ns
,he room aad plaster busts Il Washington. Jackson aud
Calhoun eracei one % The manielpieces.
The committee Is 50 take possession next wea& oi new
rooms 10 Gibsons Building, Broadway aud Thtrtcenth
street , -,
formed themselves into rro,s and discussed the various
ha.s a. the political questions Of the day The Frnefal
loo seemed to be avcrse ,e running Of com.
bined democratic ticket this state, aud ~ favor OF
pure Dyugiis and JOIN son ticket . . . -
The NEE ting called 10 order by Nj NJ Masters, On
tose moth Supervisor Briggs was called 70 the ohsr
Ncssrs l. n Cozans and J. J. Bradley were appointed
secretaries Of the meeting
sometme was occupied IN procuring list Of the per
sous present.
On mot on Of Senator Connolly committee Of one from
each vsr5 appointed d. report plan OF orssaison
The committee consists ~ the following
Fret ward, James ~ -arrcn; Second ward = eui
Williams. Third ward, T. Crrrans; Fourth ward, JUICY
Mccarthy Fifth ward, v savage; Sixth ward, Thoma'
kyln; Scvcuth ward, Wilson Small: Eighth ward, Benz
Ialn Wood Nath rard. John Richardson Tenth wsra
william c Cover; Eleventh ward, Peter Mcknight
Twelfth ward, Thomas Tapnan, Thirteenth ward, Pete
Mitchell. Fourteeuth warG. Henry Y. West. Fittcoau
ward James !. Cumbeton; Sixteenth ward, Uioph
Wolfe. Seventecuth ward, luke y. Cozans; Lghte. az
,r,ra pobs,, " Iowher Nineteenth ward, Thomas Nc
s,aion twentieth ward, Vim. Wilson: Twenty 6rs
war, : YosBegh; Twct.iy sccond ward, Ambrose .
Iinney .
ne ,be clsc, OF TIN arp9a,man of the Committee. II
r,rcs.d tho co,nrrttee wv,h report newt week pta
~ pr,anar cut o,pan z,i,n os Ceu,rni Cprnatce,
GO ooerais Will other committees OF sintlat cha
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MISCELLANEOUS =.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A SOUNDING CONFESSION
STARTLING DEVELOP EVENTS
HICKS THE rIRATE.
Ready this day FRIDAyo, the Isb
,,,t Qhe Day OF Execution
TIE LAVE TRIAL AND CONFESSION
u,o o... ALBERT W HICKS, THE PIRATE.
VINO committed the Murders on hoard the ovster aSns
Edi 10 n johnson, ~ New yofk IIsThor - 1870
O. nus e ng ,oniesson by him 10 the Uuna1
sat and the proceeds OF ia pibNca,ion ruarr-
~ re uessu s o Sex family. hs being the only
upon ~hh be would reveal tale OF crime whlCn
toenlneu INN with the o $500 49,
80 NEARLY ONE HUNDRED MURDERS
pV pages win graphic Illustrations Portrait.
FRfCE IS CENTS
This Ia the only Confession that Hicks has maas
READ READ
The following ccrtidcatcs
hereby certify Inst the confession dictated by 10 Ia
De Angels the only by syS
that have made In relation 10 Ia.
trsnsat lions board the T. A. johnson pers
with the exception Of such already pbshso
and that tis IS the only statement have
ison 70 these Transactions and the various crimes With whc
~ ALBERT W. = HICKS
Signed in presence OF
LORENZO DE ANGELS, Deputy Marsaa
Also CHARLES GAYLER.
hnw YORK July Ie, 1860
OFFICE UsIrEn STATES MARTIAL
- SOUTHERN DISTRICT or New Yogz
hereby certify that the within confession Of Albert VI
Hicks made by him 10 and tina. II Is the only
sion made by him. LORENZO DE ANGELS.
July 9. lSso Deputy United States Marsha
Seud orders early as this thrilling Narrative only be ~
f. H. DE WITT, Publisher
No. Is Frankfort street.
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The loss stained by each 81 these parties will average
about $3.50 on building aud stock Three only of tie
above we're insured J. n w. X Fsdie insured for
$500 in the Merchants Exchange Insurance Company
Mr.. W Hammond E Insured for $500 10 the same ooDpa
ny, and Mr.. W. T. Robinson Is insured for SsOO.
The heaviest loser Is Mr. Jonas C. Sparkcs, the
OF kindpg wood yard, in which was stored at the time
the fire broke out about hundred cords o oak
aud hickory wood lie had recently lttcd up
iBg and splitting machine, valued at 81 SEQ His whole
loss will be about 5000 We were unable to learn
whether any portion OF his loss covered by
Mr. Sparkes being absent from the ground yesterday.
SCENES on TIE snorSp YESTERDAY.
scene Of more complete aud utter desteuoto0
than the ground presented yesterday could not
well be imagined. Tie are had swept ovar a
SPACE Of two in extent and lad literally dcyoured
everything which opposed its progress the wonder being
that the whole OF the market was not destroyed Early
yesterday morning the ground many p,c could no,
be compared 10 any thing better than large batter p
ding, though u must be owned the puns not % tie
choicest quality they consisted principally q
piles Of half baked potatoes, several rusty
stoves. crushed oranges, cbarred wood, piles "
csbbagcs, water melons, crushed and dirty; tkor-
sands Of onions peaches, tomatoes, rusty Dns and
broken bottles all lying mixed up together in thick
compound made Of sand SCOT, lager beer and winter
Scores Of half ragged rrchins busy tho whole day
the Gre entirely extinguisbed, the MARKET had
coanmeucei 10 erect shantfcs and by Saturday Dext
they will he all ready for business, which Is carried
here moro extensively, perhaps thsn many would sup
pose some IL these market men do business anornt
ing 10 from $3.50 coo 10 81 500 GO per annum
ORION THE FIFE.
Tie OF gin al the fre Is sfl unknown, though rumor
says IL rs work of peendiary. Fire Marshal Baker
was busy yesterday investigating the matter.
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Illinois Breckinridge Democratic State
CO0ventlOm.

NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS AND ELECTORS
AT LARGE.
CHICAGO, July Ii 1850.
The Breckinridge wing OF the democracy held State
Convention nj Springfield today and adopted resolutions
endorsing the nomination OF Brecknridge and Lane, and
recommending each county and Senatorial district pre-
sent In full ticket or national democrats to be voted
for at the ensuing election. Tie following State ticket
nominated
For Go,ernor-Thomas NJ Hope.
For Lieutenant Governor-Thomas Smell.
For Secretary OF State-B. 7. Burk
For Auditor-Harry II. Smith.
For Treas1rer--W. III. Gather.
For Electors at Large-John Dougherty and Thompson
Campbell.
The nominations received with much enthusiasm,
and a salute Of los guns fred In their honor.
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Douglas Meeting ut Trenton, n. J..


large and enthus astic meetings held this
ming In the Third and Fourth wards Of this city appoint
delegates to the democratic State Convention.
Resolutions passed strongly denouncng any union
with the ecsnrdge and Lane disunionists and instruct
ing The delegates 10 vote for for elector who Will
not unquahedly aud In good faith sustain under all cir
cunsances, the regular nominees Of the national demo
cratic PARTY, Douglas and Johnson
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Congregational Nominal fons.

CnicArO, July IT 800.
The Democratic Convention for thc Ninth district Of
Indsns yesterday nominated T. W. Csthca for Congress
by reclamation.
GRASn Rsrps, Mich, July IL, 1850
The republicans Of the Third district Of this sate have
nominated francis W. Kellogg for election 70 Congress
MILWAUKEE, July r. 1850
TIE republicans OF the First Congressional district yea
sereay nominated John T. Potter by reclamation for
Congress. large and enthusiastic ratification meeting
held the Afternoon, which WAS addressed by Sena
tor roolitte and others.
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I'o0'
The Democratic State Ccntra Committee have this day
called state Convention TO be held AT Syracuse on the
g5th OF August next, TO nominate un electoral ticket and
candidates for state officers. The committee was unani
nous ID making the call aud the best feeling prevailed
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PALLoU's
BALLOu'S PATENT.
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE STIR

BALLOuS PATENT.
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SEIRTs
Patented November I, 1852
NEW STYLE or SHIRT WARRANTED TO FRI.
seat by express t. any part The United States upoo
ceipt mail of the following which viii insure
perfect it, Tor sl2 3l6 as and "a per dozen No orie
forwarded Tor less than half dozen shirts The
a al follows
feck-The dis around Il Yoke-The measures fruss
the each shoulder SeeVfThe
OF the back wrist wa te arm bent Breasi-Da
lance around the body under the simpts Wsiss-Dsan-c
around. Also. tie length ef the shirt.
By sending the above pe<fers
G. style the
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRT.
Also, importers and deaiers
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
KblIsOU BROTHgas
WAclcsae orders solicited.
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SfKAttsf, July Z, 800.
The Central City Courier the organ Of democratic
party IN Central New York. has taken down the Douglas
and johnson ticket and up that OF Breckenridge and
lane is said that other papers in the state will
follow the example This is understood 10 be the OF
Canal Commissioner Jaycox and John A. Green, Jr, the
Chairman Of the National Democratic State Committee
who reside here.
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drawings cr F-ante, BroAess sts s. Co.'S
p-ss-zTe I>ollsr
sCssEx CoUS-r, CtAss .ss ,ivay a. 1870
q. 81, SO, 20, ~, "a, 81, 90, 80, IL, u, 2.
tossoiIp.IfD I.orrxar CLASS llS, J5LY IL Isoo.
DO, II, ao, 70, 81, 8, %, rs, n, 81 Is, g, 81
faANCE. BRoADBESIs s. CO.,
Managers, Wilmington Deizw are.
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Virginia Politics.

RICHMOND, July IL, 1850.
liz currently report ed that the friends OF Douglas will
cali state Convention at stanton 10 nominate eiec-
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q, o. a, y, 4, T., %, g.,
FRANCE. BRoADBEsIs CO.,
Managers wilmington, Delaware.
"a Drarinss u the Dsiawnrs State Lotts-
ne.-WOOD. fDDr CO.. Managers Of the
.rJTvrsI 1D r MS SAN z ,
~ a. e. s. 49, is. e, g, 22 4, Il 10, AZ.
ou' A'' We wo6 Sss e charge AaaFessns eAes
EDDY "a c SnT s. fSas. S:oas
. nsiis E 81 S:s mem S:.s.. Cams
t' the ordinary diseases ESQ, 2, i1 % Gay
And oaersse dseas after days use had Teuewea
OWN P TaE fSs WORTH SHOULD py xxowy
rck e c Ssnn FFs i sox 10 sS y %
Where also ALcocKs rLAsrERs are sold
Miniatures, Cabnes lmperss aud Life Size Twotoy alus
Green's Shfrts.-Fft Guars nteed; styies
new 1s eds mads not By machine Removed to Nc
Card.-PhOtographie. Pictures from
LIE fsr ~ asioa!y executed a, HOLMES gallery only at
For the Two Champions.
picture 'Drc2os OF h ,ae novs
See the Comic moalaly
OF "OIu ADt.-1tOW the tsSpubs
Leans be defeated aud their candidate politically saugh
tered fully explained in the WEEKLY STAR, ready
"A 0rSver q Baker Noiseies. sewing Ma
ss% e s sa se issS q rs s ii .yS Once % Broadway"
Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Once 6"S srosaway New fork
Cateh 'em-Catoh 'em Alive Wight
mans Fly Paper contains posoo sheet catches
ooV dies. DePct - Greenwich street
Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire snd
Burglar PROOF sA:es - Broadway eOFnes o. Eugssg street.
Whisk.y.-s. Il. suits Kentucky Salt
river ' sOs sa ssi and 7@ BSxsy ~
Growth end Proper Care OF the Ladies'
Hsr -Adyce for preventing lie turning b. GRAND
JEAN. Aston place. near Broadway.
Crist.doro'. Hair Dye, Wig. .ma Tou.
psas ely spps "a SSr norss ana ' ana @
Hiirs Hair Dye-50 Cents Black or
s s iasRsbS outing easfy street. ''a ''a O
Barry'S Tricopherous IL shs Best ana
eheapee a-tce for dressing besu:ying ceansng erng
6rSssisss.
Beautiful Completion -Laird's Liquid
Pear has celebrity as hayqg 90 eauS for beauty
Singers Rest Manufacturing Machines
M b ef D s s w Te s to 1 e Of
Quoted from the piice Ia case o. purchase.
l. NJ SINGER Co. ass Broadway.
Stefnway & Sons
Ovesruns Grand aud Pianos nve
years. Warerooms 81 and s. Walker street.
MflW ard's Needles, for Wheeler - VIII
SONS SEWING MACHINES. These Needles made by
hand and OF the best double refined English cas-, steel s
WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO OrHyRs.
J. fRED. MI,.WARp, 81 Warren street, N. Y.
Bachelors Wigs and Toupees have Im-
prOvemeuA SURPRISING all others easy perfe2
1t and turning beh.nd-no shrinking &c Boai
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TO TIM EptToR on tina MN YoDK HLRtLD.
NEW Yosg, u " ~ 1880
Please p zee tue enclosed 10 the credit O. uic vioS
Nstl,cws rad J. H.
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by order Of Chief Justice N~Bon, Richard y ssllwci,
Fsq. Dcysty cicrs of the COVE aPpostoi Master
and txamincr IN Chanrcry.
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Lsdsss-Dcat You Gao in she Country
uniB won net rnot plv 81 Oser Bocs ARD Zoe
yor s.,,,s ana eaa1rer from MtLLfR CO. -; ONrIs
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White the Halter Ahead --Nssv Shepcs
Y e,e -tJs~ t's,s 1850 dtso tson aacuos, ~ est 't
BrA6vrp
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