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Tho resignation Of Lieutenant Ambrose P Hill, First
artillery has been accepted by the President, sad ri
take efec, March 81, 1881
The resignation Of AssisisH Surgeon George X. wood
Medical department has been accepted by the Presdslt
To take effect January 1901
leave 81 ahscpcs mouths granted. by the
War Department 70 Captain A Cummings, fenin IN
fsntry.
Major A. j. Smith, Pay Department, 10 directed 70
coed 70 Ner Orleans, la and relieve Major X n Roy
pcds ssms department, 10 the duties n shat station,
coed 10 Santa fe Mes Mexico, and relieve MAJOR Fry,
his duties Of that station Major Fry being relieved
will repair to san Aotono, Texss where he viii be a.
signed 10 suty In that department
An eStsp,on Of leave Of absence for three mosths,
srXnied 20 Captain g. H. Derby, corps Of Typographical
Ebsipeers.
TO TIE Epiroa OF THs sxHALD.
FoRr CoIusBrs, Nxw yoxx Bar, os, 81, 1880,
Having seen recently many errop 10 reporting de,aon
nsnu leaving this port taks the liberty Of giving you
. correc, liza Of she ocers asd Who len this port
for Texas the propeller star Of the South this morning
The de,Achmeps consisted Of ST. for he First ars
lery, Third sfastry Asd second cavalry, serving In the
department Of Tens
CAPTAIN Bespeu r. Bll, vrss artillery, GOES %, 10
command. His oAoevs are
rirst Lieutenant \. o Morris, First artillery.
First Lieutenant X r Garland, ssvssth ipfaotsy.
second lieutenant A. ~ 5hipey, Third infsstry.
second Lievtsasnt X H. Jscsson, Firm astnery.
hEeves Second Lisstenast q. 8 Holisssr, Fum 10.
fADuy.
Assistant eurgeon y. y. RADseur Medical Department
The vecvuu fw The virvs aSsiesy end esooad csvsry
vii be haded II hdissoA, end thoos e1 We mird n
hairy q esssus 6Aatiaes, fSsaa
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not0,FT bMfr'KAi o. Boosia.tou Unpols n ,rsA
~ tas, Y ioa FesD,ae sg.i,n 81 a.Sass,ss
at the Methodist Episcopal ehut,t N Gs'n,rS a,a1'
rcpi, y The Krv. f,gp, Ar nNl.u, sAtn,yf, "A
bury - - " 49,"
HfMMoss-BEAprIL In mr. city, On Tuesday oct,b.r
20, IL 1ity ehapel, by Rev. Dr Aigbsr sAlux, 9s
MONS 70 AsNuA A BsADEIL, Al ~ this city ~
Inoms-GnsAS In this city, % Thursday evening
October 49, BY The Rev. Jsmos net al tae restd.uoa
Of the BRIDES mother, Mr. THOMAS loNss, % DAD
ry, Conn 10 Mia MARGARET aNSE GILMAN, 81 thus city
Meier did our eyes q lovflier bride behold
WHuTY-posssAu On Tuesday, October 80, Mt the
Church Of Divine Unityy, by the Rev. H. Chaplin Mr.
WILLIAM Witty Of Newark, ". J., TO MAEY daugs,es
OF Francis Bonnesu, Eq., OF this city.
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AcArrxr or Mrac--aDu Freischui,' was given In
German last night, for the lat performance but one Of
The present very successful season me audience vas
very large and enthusiastic one, composed, before,
chiefly Of Teu.ouc fellow citizens The performance
Of NE opera vas the whole better than ve expected
fcrmes, caspar, sufficiently intense 70 sanfy me
most exiecant lover Of the melodrAms,c, and teeli
zoe fresh surcls - MAI. Madame HAbbri sang and
assed the rok q Aashs very nneiy, and Maisne Won
Bevkel made merry and axrsesbls Anachsn. The or.
cnestrs, under Anschuts exceedingly good aud he
chorus stronger and better shsn usual
The last performance Of the season win be siven on
Friday fer he benefit Of oan Formes FOR this perform
anoe martha" win be given, with Fabbri Won BerseI
yosmss and stiseni.
me nex, sesson. d. viii commence on NEXT Monday
rees and several important additions wf be made N
sbe pressns COMPANY. Madame DAnui, the csIebraied
rontrsto arrived yesterday In the Futon and viii make
hsr debu, IN the "Prophee," which 70 be sos.c1 up
expressly for her.
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PRosPERITY or PUBLIC ANusEMENTs IN THE
MISUNDERSTANDING the most singular Of the
events OF the day is the prosperity Of operatic
and theatrical entertain meL u. notwithstanding
the great political excitement At the AGA
deny OF Music the Formes- Fabbri company are
giving Italian and German operas alternately
TO crowded houses. This company Is essen
TALLY German, and draws out all classes Of our
Teutonic population. The Italian Opera relies
upon native patronage chiefly, ana sometimes
reckons without iss host But the Germans are
always loyal 70 the music asd the artists Of
their Fsrherland which shows that lager bier
and Limburger are more reliable than Par
messu and Lachryma Christi. The theatres are
a. attractive as the Opera. On Monday Mr..
Forrest played Othello 10 al overlooking house;
on Tuesday Niblo's Garden was packed with
people for the benefit Of the Charitable Fund
OF the Fire Department; on the same night
Miss Charlotte Cushman played Lady Macbeth
to Q crowded house at the Winter Garden
The other theatrss--w allack's. Laura Keene's
Barnums and the Bowery-have done very
well with pieces which have been running
several weeks, and which would be, under ordi-
nary circumstances, played out before this tine
As a general thing, the week before the Presi-
Dental election is lenien one for the show
folk, but the case is quite the contrary this year
Perhaps this may be owing in part to the Wide
Awakes, who keep the people out o'nghts,
when they 90 TO the theatre, as Jules Janin re-
sorted to the Francois, to get little quiet and
Aeep out Of the wet
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CINCINNATI oct 81, 1880.
ten mile trot tskes place here saturday NEXT, be
tween Gipscy Queen, Of Chicago; Capt. Mcecwsn, Of
Louisville and Lady Gay, OF Cincinnati, for purse Of
o. 500 The two former horses trotted mile at
Iou,vile las, week, nskiug dead beat, ras IL the
only case Of The kind knowa In The United states
Copsfsg, Oct 81, 1880.
Flora Temple and Geo NJ Patohin trosted here today
Flora Won In three straight heats; time 3ox, 2six
and 81: track very heavy.
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GEORGIA ptprrc Drpr-rS poxns

Total public deht la bonds 81 $40 100
There twenty five banks operation In Geor ana
with an authorized capital Of SIT 600 co., but thsy only
employ 50 OPS 07s The In this on bank stock
is 80 lie the one hundred dollars or six times
more than other capital.
There are eighteen agencies Of south Carolina banks
Georgia, ard they pay taxes only to the amount OF
81 $50 A.
The compirolers reror contains iist OF the names
ofsgeps and names OF insurance companies in Europe
ana America which pay state Tae total tax
paid by them is 81 57s eS
The report also gives synopsis Of the several bank
Charters when the banks chartered the Il ne the
charters expire the capital STOCK the amount OF business
authorized 70 be done in proportion TO the capital stock
paid In the personal liability clause, &c.
banks which withdrew from business with credit banks
chartered that have gone operation banks tho
went into operation but failed that suspended specie
payments and business altogether
Altogether the report Of the Comptroller general OF
Georgia valuable and interesting document lnan
cal circles.
sThe Georgia In lsss sef the rsft
redeem certain bonds after These amounting
x2l5,U0 within thai reservation.
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The CRY NOMINATIONS FOR STATE ASSEMBLY
The MEN VINO ARE TO SPEND OUR MONEY
In another part Of to-day's paper viii be
found graphic sketch of the four score or
more candidates that have been nominated by
some political clique OF band of rowdies in this
city to represent the commercial interests of
the metropolis in the next Legislature at Al
bany, to which we call the special attention OF
every voter in New York, especially the pro-
perty holders and that class who have interests
to be affected by the action of that body. To
them the picture there presented Of the appear
ance, antecedents and talents of the numerous
aspirants for legislative honors, written in an
Impartial manner, presenting a truthful sketch
Of each person in the field, must be any thing
but gratifying, and leave them without
shadow of hope that the next Legislature will
even be as honest as the last
The state of affairs there recorded is enough
to make every honest citizen hang his head
with shame at the decentralization of political
affairs in this city. more worthless set OF
philosophers were never presented for the
sufrages Of the people in this city; all
parties and factions seem to be controlled by
the same motives, and have tried to See
how bad nomination they could make.
There are hardly half dozen candidates in
the whole list fitted by education, associations or
natural talents to represent the city a. Albany.
No one can expect any thing from their hands
but a general invasion Of our rights, let either
party succeed. With the exception OF such men
o. Ingraham, Varian, Johnson, Hooper, Hardy,
Webster and few others, the array of candi-
dates is unworthy the support Of the inhabitants
Of Manhattan Island, and will only disgrace the
city If sent to Albany. All the trimming and
training of a professor in etiquette cannot give
to them the airs Of gentlemen, much less the
marks Of qualifications for legislators.
We are unable to fnd full Assembly ticket
In the long list of names presented that we could
endorse ourselves much less re commend to the
support of the taxpayers in the several Assem-
bly, districts Of this city. We leave the matter
In the hands Of the intelligent voters, trusting
that they win not vote for any person because
he has the ear marks Of the party which be has
heretofore acted with, but for the honor Of the
city will repudiate all party ties aud labor for
the defeat of the barroom and pothouse philoso-
piers that have been nominated by the factions
emansting from, Heaven only knows where
This degenerate state Of affairs is the fruit Of
the trickery and corruption Of Tammany Hail.
II is, therefore, the duty Of all honest men to
give the Congressional and judicial nominees
Of that rotten concern the go-by, and rally
around the Mozart candidates for those Offices.
as the only means Of wipiug out that sink Of
corruption from our midft
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movsmsnss OF the Philadelphia Board OF
Trade.

CtscDstr, Oct 81, 1850.
The Philadelphia Board Of Trade arrived At Lexington
this morning and were conducted 20 Ashland BY Vice
President Breckinricge The Beard Afterwards pstook
Of dinner from the merchants q lexington, ~hen they
we're escorted 70 this city bya committee d the exDg
ton Chan Der Of Commerce, arriving At SIX s'cocs this
evening They pariake Of grant banque, here 70
row psht.
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Before Hon Judge B0ubey.
Ot7 81 -tier. N bDn Herman By,l>n; Hvmon
Rrrs~ AIR N Bvwn --construction Of will, question
Of osts, &c, settlei. according " views IN opinion.
Jthr kauy sh>'.f, % CAavLs Brersing -Judgmeri
Tor paintn On demurrer, with leave ~ defendant an
s~er In twenty days, on pay ment n coats
r. ntrrssnd rs Peter Gosief Il aI-Jusxment for de-
fendsnt Goeiet on demurrer with leave 10 plaintiff 70
amend IN twenty days, on payment Of costs
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canvass, will be found doubly interesting, mas

canvass, will be found doubly interesting, mas
much az q number Of those philosophers are in
the field for reelection. Here is a direct state
ment from member that he was offered
money, and the current price OF legislators
dxed at from fifteen to two hundred dollars per
head-the latter highly important fact in q
commercial point of view. This letter. from
member who has represented Ontario county
in the State Assembly for two terms, must be
considered good authority, and furnishes ad
ditional light as to the Albany populations last
winter.
The republicans have placed in nomination
number of those voting for the corrupt schemes
of last winter, and are now attempting to rally
their party around them under the cry that they
are Seward men, and that all attempts to de-
feat them are for the purpose of preventing the
Sage of Auburn being returned to the United
States Senate. They have thus made an issue,
placing Seward in the same boat, where he will
be compelled to either repudiate them or be
forever after this looked upon as endorsing the
transactions of Weed and company at Albany
last winter. He can no longer shirk the re-
sponsibilty. Which horn of the dilemma will
be take?
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CH,cxwrvos Roons.-hr J. Hopkns,a composer
end pianist, ~ho gradually Winning his vay 70 nae
position gives sous rs~roai< here 70 night NJ Hop
Nina vii have The constance Of M. Gametis and hr,
Sa0.
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Au.v-pov,rs On Monday October -, n the rssi.
dss o. N The brides mother by tbs Rev Andrew sssvsa
can Mr. Joup Arisv Of Hartford, Ocosecticus Va M6m
hlR, Boxsnr, Of this city
ltns,p-Rnvs AT kAs,Iluck, l. l., 90 wednesdsy,
October a. By the Rsv. J. Hamlin, M. Husu D Al
bsicx j., V HnAs n daughter Of James R~svs, of
the former place
BAissu1-ssrr--A n. Ishe's churoA, Rorhsssev, %
TUESDAY, octobw -, By We Nv. N uaxses, Mr. Hnn
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sAvAssAH, Oct 30, 1890.
The screw steamship r. cuyler, RON New York, ar
rived II her wharf st sx r. n. this day.
SAVANNAH, Dot 30, 1874.
me United states mall steamship Augusta, IRON New
York arrived a ,sm city On O'Clock Tuesday sveninE
svAvsAs, oct 81, 1880.
rAs steamship Chesapeake which has bssa ashore a.
fbee for time psss has sess gotten o. and hAs ~
rived u Der wharf hare, not mech damaged.
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THE vnrAss " rsn wrr'-t appears from oil accounts
be very great The foss Rpssblscou aaysrhe vintage
Of ths year VIII BE- extraordinarily rich From every
SIDE ve hear The most encouraging news the most ~cn
deTul from Nauvoo, Illinois, whore the Yield borders on
the hbulous AID yet In spite OF this quantity
grapes The price Of them has fallen below Ten cent?
per pound A. this rate The price OF vine cannot fall
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Financial Affairs Of Georgia.

hiiLEeDEViLlE, Ga Oct, 80, 1860.
In the kledgeville papeT Of this morning appears
portion Of the able and interesting report OF Peterson
Thwestt the Comptroller Of the State HIS report for
the year ending October 20, 1860
The cash balance IN the treasury $50 81
Deduct undraHp appropriations. ........ 2l1 72 20
Leaving net surplus Of ...............s3 So cog 81
GOOD or TiE STATE
The Comptroller states that gooi OF the State
amount 10 1907 025 In those he not include
the Western and Atlantic Railroad, which belongs 20 the
state and which paid into the Treasury, net earnings,
in 1859 s42o 0c0, and in 1850, s46o,0 900.
The receipts into the treasury for the past from
taxes net earnings Of State road bank dividends and all
amount TO 81 463 $50 49, Tue expenditures for
all purposes were sll7sllo "a, leaving balance OF
1914 $40 81
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te-'ss-Woo0, kDDS 4 co. Managers OF the
pEt4vARn, kkFTUcxs And sfssouEI srArB LOrraaiEs
pEAwlSs kxrRA ,hA-s SO Icrosss 81 1890
5, IL, IL, Is, 40, 3s, 20, SO. &c, a., 80, SO.
D1. ~ARR-riA,s $40 o-Torus 81 1890
Is. 65 IL, 49,, 10, H. u, 10, %, 49, Is, &c. TO- g.
Circular cent free q charge. n addressing either
Or . WOOD. ypDS 4 co II. Louis Missouri.
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IL. IL. H.-Ths Prince OF Wales and
A, sURNEY's GALLERY TOT Broadway
The sr phc'osrhph taken In America of lie Prince by
drrire, exhibition.
The public invited this picture
BY n. h Il. 10 be the best taken OF him
Aifo view, AL the msrbers ~ the party.
tuB@KIPTfCN BOOK NOW OPBk
Gallery oren from y A. ull up NJ
j. aUnkEY a BON,
PhotnerAphc Artists 7W Broadwsy
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Tooa Miss woaon ara two servants W,ei AZ a ss.
elaen Al servant Mr. schneser Mrs Hoaraeqniu, de
"; ana f SssS .qs
family Braem, Mrs cosou and child Miss CLARK AR Ger
sa srs s' ' Ssn ss Hssss poa and ad
Gfs 1T sTsef s ssS s
n,r,mesun, W feeeql kcro' Lo@esrdi srs fsn,ys .
~ Mr.. conraee woin Mr Prnis Mr. MAncusi N dan
M s1 w. snrrg MN H' w VIZ II Peas Passse i
rSar@cn al ane a NJ RoOso and family poas
and fauiy. Mr. Psrgoand and servant Mr. ne hsdeponi
I cuaar sad syeisr N 4 ssv Mr. R.Pps.
B.ryo aotinson Mrs Crsnston aug BernsrS. Tbos Dc
9,Snss Mrs bsymssn and chic Ray y stephen xss
u coquerele and infant Mis- Lawson and sister, mrs
snG % NJ Sas NJ. APn AID 90 shS
Ms H.,deserse, child ard servant MRS Ms.sn and r.
cha Mise KrolokowsSs Mr. ssym.n and bro,her Mr. soon,
Jones' Mr. css,nosa lsSS ana ssd Mr. Mrs POI
,is ~, Ases ssds,n M'ss Hunt Miss fernanasz r
4 ebermln lady and children; Mr. Wood, Ad Grse
Mis- HorIes Mr Samer and isdy. Mr. Jno Brown and
lady, Mrs Emma Mass, Mr. sondhem, Esther Fsnils.
NJ spnn%s. Iwsessss.pS Mass Jarsa. aud aS'S Two
ssas csn VEN fsa Bo ri A hSss
ss1s sSsSse M Rcp ad Mr.
NJ poIei.i F..o Mist sIeh sehed Mr. carsny y.,I Mr.
Boreao spd ,hr,e pris.i. Ms.rs There's ssl,s nd sh
saler and sa sar
AND chd Sisters OF hgriy; Rev Abte Gugand Gen
III Rev MIR Peron MIR and Mrs Coqutree and two slns,
Mrs Leser am child Mrs and child Miss Frotl Miss
Gisnei Mercadri 0ugAti Mr. Iesehamps Mr. Martin,
MI Block, Mr. 6uiorl-roial 7q5
BAyAHA-Ste Amsbp Ksrnsk-Mr Edward Romeo Sp ansh
diplomatic hssttr komea, two children and servant,
Mr. Frarrisro spanish veueyu~ls Capt
tefYsni Mean + kder, a Mcclure and chas Sergeant.
kHAscHAK-ship upion-Mrs X Walsh Mrs q A Mcclellan,
mrh th fensins Of the late Capt Mcclellan late of ship
Forest EaEle
BoHBAr-shp &arsn-Mr Moore of Bo.ton.
pKPARPURgs.
CHtRiysTos-stsamship Nasty MIRA Rlackman infant
and servant hangant laay children aud servant
Mss Ge7er Mrs 5 Z Phillips Bets Psyue, Richard
Eo; Mr. ttmsn Col Norris shum say, Jos Ma 'ci
FANS snd lady, DR. oibbes Jas 5,bes ly chLd
Mrs Elliott Rev J W Cspen. Miss II Howard, Miss
Howard howard, q Albrecht, hss Abre hit, Miss
AihTecft r 0arcia, Gaudnvr. Miss II Alorecht. yrs
Duane and child, alias Loper Miss Muller Geo BriRgs,
fey q Peek lads mart snd servant; Ewing Leslie,
MR. Alden ard lady friend Bartlett psoon and lady,
lady and fsni; arnold Baker q n Campbell, Mary
hcklhose. clayton u . stupepfa q v Wool, lbs X
henderson, Jro Mckenzie, - Davies. VIM Miken A II Mot
fau Gefat den EcLi Rogers McAvey, Ca roll.
Jro + sucker Is Wexford, hia Hathaway Mrs q
Feldes and Frsrcis wool NJ Ferguson N Nundy
Hussey Crdemsnn LADY, Mrs Elias and tv chill
orn. Ms Norris CHILDREN, Mrs Elias infant,
Grid and servant Mrs wilson 1hos Bennett Jno Hsney
honsecs Z Henry A Daley Malone, uhristman,
shugsrer Pride X blocking Thos P.ksrd. W Ramus,
Jack, VIM AcElhose jas Gckhose Miss Mcklho.e Miss
scEhose Miss Nc llster Mics Dicke Miss Eii'tt
sed Jas Patterson, Cstbcsu Jno Kpross schir
ner, n Hare, Simfrum.
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Drawings Of IL. Frances Delaware
Lotteries
SUSSEX Coosrr CLAW 200 ocrosss 81 issU
54 As, a. IA, 8. rs. So L. 10. 81, IL, 10, 80, &C.
CONSOLIDATED lorrEEy, CLASS lq5 Ocr 81. 1880
2. So ~, 81, II, 81, %, Is. CO, 40, SIS, 20, l6.
Circulars sen, free Of charge, BY addressing
4 fRAsCn
wilmington Delaware
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Movements OF Mr.. Douglas.

Augusta, Ga Oct 81, 1880.
Mr.. Douglas arrived 81 Macon 70 day, and
ceived By his friends with great enthusiasm. salute
OF leo guns fred In his honor.
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The Nebr aka Election.

ST LoUis, oct 81, 1850.
Later returns from NebrAsss elect DAILY republican de-
legste 70 Congress, by Ill majority.
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bosfcW, Och 81, 1850
The steamship Arabia sscd al eleven O'Clock, with u
passengers for Liverpool and 10 for Halifax bu, specie
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Opal Dsntallisa-A Fragrant Tooth
WA ro sAis By n HAvrLAkD . Joan ssrsss
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The siamsss Twins, Whas IL Gtf Aibi-
~ Childrea squayA md NE Play Of "Jo>ph BvS
0fea" afv alhaa DosnuDs mHeeun cvsrdcvfng daily
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Court Calsndar-rh1s Day.
vrrnBn Covn--Cncrr Nos. l1l1 les, 114, ueo,
l,e2 l,et l1ee 1Tes lrso lfs3 11st ~ ira i1e<
iYps, lsee, lea, leo4, lses
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LrcmrSs, Va, Oct 81, 1880.
Travel the Virginia and TenDessee Railroad has
interrupted by freshet. Connections win not be mas
for q week.
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Grover q Bakers Celebrated NotssIsss
Sewing Ms hines the beat In for family sewing 40
Broadway, N-w York and ia Fulton stre>t BrooSlYn
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Coughs and Colds Promptly Cured.-By
srnoniins Tee rosi and ch~t 9Th hOLiOEAYs onu-nl
~ painful tresh quickly relieved ard N. soreness. md
nfsamAen while the PILLS aay the r. YER and The
oomp sdni disappears IN q few hours
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Clirshugh's uIussve WiG-A Novshy.-
10 tu ming up bshind psrtnss unsssssee. ~ b'o~n-v
nsr A. 7, esvsrs
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Photographic In Brookiyn.-wniiamso
Es ,bished 1851
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Shirts, shfrrs-six for 81.
uase from the best Amoss eaS and Wa nsuttA Muzlins
Depot 100 chShsm street corner " Pearl
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Desshssos's Wfgs, Tcvpsss and Hair
DE hsvv improvements ali others
vsren a. no turning behrd. No. 10 Bond s,ns>u
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"Ladies' observation-disclosures Il sons
Snow wAits Oriental Cream" Hcsd BY ali drusxisss
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"BsautfTaI Com plsxfon." PhaIon,s
'Hnow wAise Oriental Cream" Price 800, per boste4
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"a Clear Com pJ sxfon'' IL Desired by all
ladiea Use rHALORs Snow whus Oriental Cream
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Sssinway Il sons' Ovsrstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the
warranted for ave year, wAycrooms and "a wAAsr
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Barvy's Trteophsrous is the Best and
ehespeu sr,cls for trrx~s h~suyfyns eurns eca1sns
preserving rs~sorns he hAis YAc,-. y u s,s BY N
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