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NEW OrERAaiC ,oApN&noN.-The artists composing the
association u last winter, under the management OF
.signor Muzio namely Miss Kellogg, Sgnora susin Miss
Hnkley) sgnor Brgnol sgnor Susni, and in addition
signor Manous hsve bscn engaged by w. Grau for the
winter and ANNOUNCED being open engagements
Tor opera any principal cities. Next
week they start upon tour, and will give per-
formances ia the following placcs:-Newark, Monday
New Haven, Tuesday; Hartford, Wednesday ami Thurs
day Springfield, Mass. Friday, and Worcester saturday
.&s~~.- 7.!nsy ry,: = xr.u
TIE CLoIsrER AND THE HEARTH. BY Charles
Reade.
Mr.. Charles Reade's novel, entitled "The Uoster
and the Hearth, has just been published by Rudd &
Carleton. 1t las already made its appearance in four
volumes in Edsiand, anu been awarded the highest
praise by the leading literary journals there It s
scrbed superior in many respects to the works Of Sir
Waiter and sir Bulwer Lytton and from the great
popularity Of The author added striking merit its
circulation will probably fall short Of that Of its
celebrated predecessor, cit is Never too Late TO
Mend" 1t is story Of powerful and absorbing
interest, abounding In thrilling incidents and
startling situations. 1t is pleasant AMI touching,
tiers the book mon and women, and move and
act such They depicted with force and pathos
which shows tho authors remarkable insight into cha
racter Tho book amusing reflective and original and
does equal tho head and heart Of its author and
II would agd TO mention another novel likely to lead
the memory and i'm gnation far captive this the
last and best work Of Charles Reade The same house
announce for immediate publication novel entitled
"Piigrims OF Fashion," by kinahan CORVALLIS, whose
revious works have made him very popular with tie
English public.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

New York Herald-Calif0rnia Edition.
The mail steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will
leave this port to-day, at noon, for Aspnwall.
M, -~als for California and other parts of the Pacific
will close at half ,.st ten O'Clock tbs morning
The NEW YoRx WEEK. Observation-Disclosures edition.
containing the latest intelligence lsom all parts of tho
world with large quantity of local aid miscellaneous
matter, will be published nine o'clock in the morning.
Single COPIES in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Agents viii please send in their orders early pos
siblc.
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City Intelligence.

PROBABLY FATAL A%AuII.--A communication was 70
|ceived at the Coroners Office yesterday from the Disrc
ATTORNEY to the effect that named Francis o'Nei
was living dangerously III at the Bellevue Hospital from
Ehe effects Of beating received the hands Of John
@Geason and Julia Stevens. Tho District Attorney was
Nxous that the Coroner should hold ante norton ex
Examination and that as soon possible, the patient
Twas considered be quite ILL., Coroner Gamble VIII pro.
fNAby attend TO the matter today
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Trial Trip OF the Steamship Lady dc Mar
chant.

The British steamer Lady dc Marchani recently arrived
from Boston proceeded excursion trip down bay
yesterday The Collector OF the Port and other officials
embarked in her II is understood the excursion was
made with the view Of ascertanng her qualities to
purchase Since the Harriet Lane left this station We
have had vessel suitable for purposes as
this one would be-.
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Extra CLASS 7--oetober 81, 1861.
So II, "a, 8 %, SIS, 5, 62, 90, 10, Is, %.
CLASS S-Octobcr 81 1861.
70, Is, 80, 40, ", SIS, 43, AZ, 3, Al, AZ, 8.
z JOHN DALE
JOHN W. WALKER, commissioners.
ALFKED Il. WCOrrEN.
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The Fire ut Philadelphia.
)ss 500 ,000-Two HUNDRED OPERATIVES THROWN
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81, 1861
The loss by the burning Of Craigs Mills Is hun.
bred thousand dollars Of which s25 insured the
machinery, including SIS 900 in tho E,na Insurance Com
pany, Of Hartford The building contained two hundred
and sxtysM looms belonging to various parties,
gagged on army HAnnels. Two hundred operatives
thrown out Of employment.
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Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy s.
Co. Is Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS, 5e9--sJctober 81 1861.
46, "a, ~, IS, 40, 50, 4, IL, 5, "a, "a, Z, II.
KESrucgy, GLASS b7e-octobcr 81, 1861.
81, G5, 5, 8, 81, II, -, &C. 81 "a, Is, Al.
Circulars sent of charge By addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY Il CO.,
Coyington, Ky, or ST. Louis Mo.
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CLAPP->-HEsLy.--In Albany ON Sunday oc,ohan a, :.
the resid. oce Of the BRIDES father by the Rev VIM n
Sprague u. ~ Mr. EDWIN A. CLAP Of BROOKLYN IA M,-s
JosEpSE sec, nd daughter of Edward Henly II Alhany
ISGRAHAM-IENr.--On Thursday, October al bv iha
Rev Thomas lie WIT, u. H., DANIEL r. INgRArAn r. IA
ANNIE E. daughter o. George W. Lont, all Of this city
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Court caIendar-Thfs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CRcurr--Pa I--Short causes. Nos.
i7f1 4i3 5063 5000 5ff7 56T 52i3 4f79 1887, 1851,
a8i 1915 1913 49T4 5Oi3 506l 505 1921, 3697, 1851
1892 4e0l 46S3 1888 1868 $685. $685. $685. 5S67 543i
4e5l, 47l3, 4sl9 542I
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TRIAL TRIP or New STEAMEa.-Thc Fambeau was out
ON trial trip on Wednesday, and proceeded outside
yond the Lgh,ship, aud returned her berth in the
Atlantic basin, at about five p. NJ. The Fambeau is
owned by Mr. Forbes of Boston, and is intended for the
China Seas The hull, built by Lawrence Fouiks Is OF
los feet keel $50 feet deck breadth 80 feet depth
lower hold H. feet, aud between decks feet. The
engine and boilers are by Henry Esser Co.. Of the At
lantic Works Brooklyn The sye of engine is overhead
BEAM cylinder SO inches diameter, and stroke Of piston
feet The propeller shaft is driven by three large
heavy wheels with wooden cogs making az revolutions
to one Of the engine The steam is condensed by Of
Sewcs patent surface condensers which returns the
boilers all the water used in steam, perfectly fresh.
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MIR. John 9. Hccnnn and Adah Isnacs
MenIxen.
TO THE EDITOR az ruE ItrRAIn

New YORK, Oct 81, 1851.
In this mornings issue of your paper forth the
petition Of Adah saacs Mcnkcn, who has the ber
~ Of coupling my with hers She and some Of her
friends have done SO repeatedly before with object of
attracting public sympathy and for tho purpose OF in
volving me in newspaper controversy, and thereby
making capital in her profession whatever tho same
may be. ] have heretofore carefully RETAINED from
taking any notice Of these vile SANDERS but the publ
cation of such paper as the aforesaid spetton tecm
ing with faisehoods and siandors, in the influential
and widely circulated paper In the country es their
reputation an act Of justice myself and duty to my
friends therefore scemnly declare the allegations sci
forth IN the petition OF Ada saacs Menken false IN
every particular. declare that WAS never married To
her or any else possessed Of any Of her
means and never, to my knowledge received or spent
dollar ~ her money In conclusion, have only say
that shall never again take any notice this affair in
ANY manner and 1t Is with great reluctance that do 90
now. Very respectfully yours, JOHN Q. KEENAN,.
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Prizes Casled in aIi LOCALIZED Lotteries
and infoi nation given by JOSEPH BATES, broker No. 10
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Pure TObacc0.-YellOw Bank TObac-
coGoodwn's Yellow Bank Tobacco, all i'm
puries for sale by ali tobacco and segar dealers and at
wholesale by L. GOODWIN BROTHER, 2J9 Water street.
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In India and the Crimen British Soil
ders amply provided with Holloways Ointment and
Pills. for wounds, sabre cuts DC.
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ACADEMY aI.fsIc-CoMEEr THE D'FrrNErn Zou
AvEs-Thc benout in aid OF this fine military organization
will come III night, at the Academy Of Music. The fol
lowing artists Will appear:Miss Cariota Patti, Madame
Strakosch, ssnor Macaicrri, sgnor Baril, Mr.. Adam
Touhay (pian.s Mr. Theodore Thomas (conductor) The
Academy orchestra VIII also lend their aid this oc-
Casion.
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Hill'a Hair Dye-5O Cents, Black or
brown Best Ia USE Depot No Barclay street. and sold
by all druggists.
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HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
i'll Franklin square, New York,
Publish this day
THE oKAyANGo RIVER,


Author Of Lake Ngamin
Map ono, Contained in The Eagtsh edition. showing the
,os and Dp ChaIn sSo maslin ST. hair cali, 81
Mr. Anerssons book, from the number Of well told advep
and spirited Illustrations, wil command wide circle q
date daring and buoyan spirit under
whclming dncues The interest of his story flags
Mr. Anderson book illustrated with many animated pic
Journeys ae.eri is that viii be popular budget
% Trustworthy tales besides 6ns seued for the
This volume, proiuscly spendidy illustrated viii take
there s" can ,G be @ H e an" M
has rendered to eeog aphcal ssienre.--Tondon Herald.
sr ., 1DA rgFhr,FEns 100 ,s,,v
TIE LAST ThkTEi.i.s o. ia fFEiFrEE; inclusive er
Of the he Aa,ror Tfsasia,ea b IT, " bSesHa Steel For.
trait Emo mas pn q r Intern VITA Id" pfeers
Few books Of travels have been with ardent
s sns hs sas Ida Pfer They saeea Wonder and
sn T s n "a s a INDUCED r h IL
that she was IN The most minute pom, P,se c .ers and and
statements was her aing eandor Thee travels
now at an end s The P Admirers sa s nay a.
grave biography published which affords Insight
s,r Se sSa s rsndsre sS Ms%
ra o sscea 10 her r avis The nneteenh
century-periorming tasks such female before
nely exposing exposing herself dangers which re hard
The eP oa Ss Madame Ps E It.
view Of the manner in which families abroad
too frequently reared.
Madame Peirers travels 10 Madagascar in this volume
ar very curious.--The London Review.
Harper Brothers win send either of the works by
mail postage free (for distance Ia the United States
under 5000 receipt OF the price.
AIDES LADIES, LADIES,
IL Freirons Coal Scuttes, Plate Warmers Door MaIs,
Fenders, silver Plated Ware, Cutlery,
COOKING UTENSILS,
and every article in housekeeping much less prices than
any other house.
EDWARD BASsFoRD, THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
Aston place, one block from Broadway. -, ~,
The extensive assortment Of first class goods IN tue cy
T AIDES FANS-sI 81 AND - EACH, AT g, Q. AL
IL LENS, AIS Broadway, door below Canai street.
r1Tpoyc,s PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Bcdsead combined OF Warren ST. ana broadway.
FOR DECEMBER.
Out to-day Price 10 cents,
Published by T. W. sINoN6 - Nassau street.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou.
pec best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied. No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-01

Trusscs.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup
porter bineda superior article No. 2Vesey ST. Astor
House. opposite he church,
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YYhithcr rhe Grcat NAVAL Expcdition /


Royal Havana Lottery.--Prizcs cashed
and information furnished hy TAYLOR co, Bankers l6
Wall street.
whittier the Great Naval Expedition Is
nn air,o as bnt ~ d un n or ri he nbs
benefit revealing ibe ac thai on he tofner Of Broadway
KNOX, has poenced and Is now rapidly selling neonpara.
big the stylish becoming aud comfortable gentlcmpns
Hats OF the It more be beaten than Conno-
dore Dupont himself
Season of Fure.--To the pubiic.--PerBnit
me to inform yo A"s hsye ana now SIensd Th So.s
varieties Of fashionable fnisin Gapes Half Cspes Seo-
Gaunilcis Gloves Your personal Inspection respect
Isy .n nyr 9, @s .rs ee' are much oesS M r prices Of
Corner Of Canal aud Wooster streets.
EspenseheId's proverbial success i'm
hitting the public taste ha, never been so unphantiy de.
a a. IN the popularity of bis f f Fan and
for hat in i3roadway when more beaatiia and hner
can be had at lis Nassau street for ~ %.
For Sheriff,
FREDERICK l.. vULTE.
500, OOO. -Topographicnl Map Of vir-
gnia 4 ready this moaning Gen seci uses s l. Price 81
Empire Sewing Machines.
Prices reduced. Terms accommodating. $40 Broadway.
Pure Liquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
Or a rSas = sss De e
A Pure TObacco.-Yellow Bank Tobac-
coGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, from all Inn
y E.
Hilla Hair Dye-5O Cents, Black or
brown Bees. ia use Depot No. Barclay street. and sold
by all druggists.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pecs best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied. No. 9 Astor House.
Trusscs.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses also Military Shoulder Brace and abdominal Sup
porter bneda superior article No. ZVesey ST. Astor
House, opposite the church.
In India and the Crimea British Sol.
diers were amply provided with Hooways Ointment and
Pills, for wounds, sabre cuts &C.
Thousands Have Tested Laird's Bloom
Of YOUTH Liquid Pearl pronounced Invaluable
| let. Sold by all druggists, aud at 49, Broadway.
Cure Your Cough with Tobias Pulmo-
] uic Life Syrup; only 81 cents
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Royal Havana Lottery Prizes Cash ell
and information furnished by TAYLOR co, Bankers, l6
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Claner in the Fifth

tennis =. Sullivan the republican candidate for As
ssnpy N me Second district, informs that no Is not
NV author OF the sixth ward republican oath,
makes but little fuss
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Thousands Have Tested Laird's Bloom
of YOUTH Liquid Pearl pronounced Invaluable the
let Sold by all druggists, aud at 49, Broadway.
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Pure Liquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
wholesale family trade ut Fifteenth Dislery,
tablished In 1882, at 255 West Fifteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-01

Cure Your Cough with Tobias Pulmo-
uic Life Syrup; only 81 cents
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Tho following general order has been issued by Super
intendent Kennedy -
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IL WOOL INGRAM CARPETS AT 80 CENTS PER
n yard Brussels Toe to 9c Ocohs at Sic. 70 70c Aso
Medallion Velvet and Thleeply Carpets at very low prces
AT HIRAM ANDERSON'S, " Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-01

A LMIGHTY DOLLAR, KING OF THE WORLD WE
are slaves and freemen Of thy pleasure and struggle
hold and thy millions Photograph gracousy at
HOLMES Park Gallery 264 Broadway. Heaven preserve
at last.
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A CCOUNTS AND CLAIMS SECURED, GUARANTEED
N and collected. Cash advanced G. z. HOUSE, Attorney,
IL Wall street.
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bound.-it bound Where shall te, for
simple patriotic reasons but We don't mind, Tor the public
benefit revealing thai The of Broadway
Fulton street, COMMANDMENT Chief OF Htitels,
KNOX has produced and il rapidly selling ncompara-
stylish, becoming aud comfortable genienens
Hats 1t be beaten than ConIno-
dorp Dupont himself.
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For ShefIfr.
FREDERICK l.. vULTE.

500, 1000. -Topographic Map Of vir-
cinla Is ready this ming Gen. IT, Price 81
Ten copies for IS. j. T. LLOYD l6i Broadway.
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season Of Furp.--To the Publfc.-Pernit

inform yon that have opened with complete
aud extensive stock OF ladies' and children Fus, In all the
varieties OF fashionable Fuisin Gapcs Half Capes. Nicto-
rines Tanas Nuns and CUFFS, Fur Hoods, Fur Collars,
Gauuilcs and Gloves Your Inspection Is respect
fully invited prices mich below regular prices
last and previous years. WIN. BANTA,
Corner Of Canal and Wooster streets
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- A TRUSS As Is A TRUSS
II Whites Patent Lever Truss radically ruptures
II Is the latest invented prinple action In and
up nghesi, cleanes aud cheapest. PAMPHLETS gratis.
7. w. PITTMAN, General Agent, 4S2 broadway, n. z.
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EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
This district located at the extreme eastern limits Of
the city, comprising all that PORTION OF the city lying be-
tie East river and line drawn through the centre
CT Clinton street to Houston down Houston 10 the river,
and may well be put down as the political inf ced district
Candidates spring within its limits every by crops,
seldom having less than six candidates. each,
according his statement being OF the cleo
ton There least six candidates now in the field
and we not sure but two three skuiking
about the piers and wharyes Of the district whom
portefs have not yet found.
VIM }. Ovany is IN the field the Mozart candidate.
He about twenty four years Of age intelligent looking,
formerly dry goods clerk, but takes charge Of q
branch Of his father sbusiness His rather being livery
stable keeper and undertaken he has placed Vim. j. in
charge Of the latter branch Of his business and s the
second under that have found DESTROYS Of going
10 the next Legislature. He has never held any Office
that we are aware Of.
Francis Clark running the Tammany nomination.
He is about thirty years Of age rather rough in appear
apce Is OF Alderman BODIES pets, and the Ring
didate; Is member OF Tammany Hall General Committee
md holds position in Judge McCunn's court for
merly connected with No A, or Live Oak Engine Com
pany but was, we understand, expelled from that COM
pany and nov desires TO try his hand at making laws
Epes e. Ellery is the republican and Marshall organza
ton nominee He Is man about forty OF age and
engaged in the roof painting business, holding forth In
Grand street. is man Of fair education, industrious
habits generally liked and from his general appearance
We should Judge that he belongs the Greeley school Of
politicians He never held Office that we Of
Edward Falconer is in the field the workingmen's
candidate. He Is native OF Wcschcster county, de-
scendedi from Revolutonaryysolder ia about ntywo
years Of age and has resided about forty years in this
city He IL IN the real estate and house agency business
opposed to the prohibitory liquor law; in for the war
and, we understand, is tho well known Sunday street
| preacher.
Joseph r. periey appears in the field the Cooper In
sute nominee He is brother Of the former Council
man Perey and engaged in the iron works Ill Gin
ton street. man Of fair intelligence and about thirty
| years OF age
MIR Thomas Shandley is also in the ned with some sort
| OF a nomination He is brother of the shailiiey run
ming in the Fourth district but have been unable tc
ascertain anything about his appearance, anteceden,s Oh
qualifications.
/ DEcLISATfoN or sPIToLA AND CHAMBER.
| Francis b. Spinola has declined the nomination fo
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Espenseheid,s proverbial success in

hitting public has been tiinnJhautiy
uonstratd the popularity OF his splendid Fall and
Winter Hat tor gentlemen. il snperiagc folly pay 81
for hat IN Broadway, when more beaful and iner
one al be had at lis Nassau STREET for 81 %.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

ATM sO-DoUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF BOOTS, AT
N JONES', 10 and II Ann street.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-01
ARTICLES OF EVERYDAY USE,
B. L. BABBiTTS
Pure Medicinal Yeast.

Manufactured from common Salt and Pure
Cream Tartar. When used i'm Bread, Cake
Biscuit, it turns to gas, Qike that from bot.
tie ot Soda Water,) and remains dormant in
the dough until il is set in the oven, when the
heat causes the gas to escape through the
dough while baking The Bread, Cake. or
Biscuit Is not only very light, but perfectly
wholesome. Where this Yeast is used YOU
will require about one.qutrter the amount of
shortening used with ordinary Yeast. 1t NAV
also be used for Buckwheat Cakes, JOHNNY
Cakes, and all kinds OF Pastry. This Yeast il
put up ouly in one-pouni cans, with check.
cred label. Red, White, and Blue--no other
is Genuine-beware OF limitations.
Il. II. BdbbM's Pure concentrated Potash.
Warranted double the strength of common Pol
ash, and superior to any Saponiier in market
put up in caus of h.. lbs, 8 lbs. 9 lbs
aud l2lbs., with iull directions for making uard
aud Sot Soap. One pound will make fifteen
gallons of Soft Soap. No lime is reauired.-
Consumers will 6nd this the cheapest Potash
in market
b. T. Rabbits Medicinal ISalerdtus.
A perfectly pure and wholesome article FREQ
from all delcterious matter, so prepared that
rs the circular accompanying. the Saieratus will
show, nothing remains in the bread when b,k.d
but common Salt, Water, and Flour Put up
neatly in papers, lb., l2 To-, aud IL 10.
B, II BabbiH's Concentrated Soft .Soap
One Box costing One Dollar will make 40 o,,,-
Ions OF handsome Soft Soap by simply adding
boiling water.
B. II Ba6bWs Concentrated Sal Soda.
A new article exclusively for the South. Sal
Soda washing Soda cannot be sent south
during warm weather. as it deiiquesces or
melts. dry out the water and put up the
Sal Soda in III. papers, warranted to sta.,d|
the warmest climate One pound is equal to
four pounds OF ordinary Sal Soda or Washing
Soda-consequently II is much cheaper--thel
dealer saves 20 per cent. on the freight, as he
does not have 10 pay Eeight on water
Ask your Storekeeper for B. 4. Babbtts
Concentrated Sal Soda, in one-pound papers
B. r BaJ6ns Soap for Jamity Use.
One pound Of this Soap is equal to three pounds
of Ordinary Family Soap. One pound will
make Gallons Of handsome Soft Soap IL will
remove paint, grease, tar, and stains of all
kinds. Ii will not injure the fabric on the
contrary, it preserves IL. II will wash in ha, d
or soft watei. But little labor isreauired where
ths soap is used. Machinists and Painters
will lind this Soap superior 10 ANYTHING in mar
ket. II your storekeeper does not keep the
above goods. send 80 by mail and will send a
package OF either article, or az assorted box
containing a part OF each article as you NAV
direct Send the name OF your Post.olice, also
tie State and County in which you reside, with
duecsions Tor slipping. Address.
Is. I. BABBrTr, 4
6I, So, 6s, 10, ~, u Washington St, Y. Y.
a liberal discount to Stosckeepers.
july II, lS6U.-22-ly.