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FRENCH TROOPS MARCHED lNTa SWITZERLAND
ECLINE IN COTTO
&C., &C.. &c.
HALIFAX, Nov. IA, 1861

HALIFAX, Nov. IA, 1861.
Tho steamship Niagara left Liverpool a. nine O'Clock
On the morning Of the ID inst, and Queenstown tho
afternoon OF tie 81 inst, and arrived at this port
this (Thursday) morning
The Niagara has s15 200 in specie and fftyone pas.
seIgers ami win sail for Boston at ten A. NJ where she
will be due about midnight on Friday.
The Niagara reports-Noyembcr 2, passed ship Ocean
Monarch going to Liverpool.
The steamship Bavaria, from New York. arrived at
Southampton the evening of the lst inst.
The steam ship City Of Washington, from New York.
reached Liverpool the morning OF the LIST inst While
en- rosae froa Queenstown, during tho night OF the 30h
her main SHAFT broke and she proceeded under canvass
until she was sighted or Holyhead, when tugs
TO her assistance and she was towel to Liverpool
lnyestitrrc Of numerous distinguished persons with
the Order Of Star Of India took place with great mag
nhcence al windsor on the LIST.
The Prce II Wales oiciated at tho opening of the new
Middle Temple of Liberty in London, and at the same
time installed member Of the Temple and created
Bcncher. brilliant festival got up in honor of the
event.
The telegraph between Malta and Alexandra was
opened on the 1st OF November.
colliery explosion at Sherngton, near Wogan, killed
ten and injured Ave persons
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MaErieG.

Msrnes,S--KEiLocK L Fuesday, Nov. IL, by the
Rev H. H. GhaYn, RtntAEt M trrfs " to tAR)LtSE +.
daughter OF Gt orge kcilock, all OF this city.
MoRA--V ANpERv ooRr.--Cn Thursday November Ia by
tho Rev c. A. Farrell of st. AIMS church, JOAQUIN Nj.
NORA OF Cuba to HARRIET LOUISA daughter of L. H. Van
dcryoort, ESQ.
NonR5-Topiy I'm " Williamsburg, on Thursday ,Noycm
Dor a. at the Church Of st. Peler and Paul. By tho Rcv
s. Malone, THOMAS T. NoRas, NJ. d., TO Miss MARY A. To
I'M, Of The former place,
Standardization Tuesday, January &c, 1861 at
Brooklyn by the Rev. Mr. ORey, NJ. j. SHINY to Miss
MARY A. Riley, Of this city.
swtT-wEsroN. Sandy HILL N y, On Wcanos-
day November 49, by the Rsv, Mr.. Rostwick, JAMES T.
SWIFT of this city, to MARGAuT W. CRoSRIlIE daughter
or The late Jrd @ Weston, Of tho former place.
VAN Coir-S 3uTiwoETH-0a Thursday, November Ia
by the Roy Nh Hagany, at St. Pauls Methodist Episca
mi church TuEoDoNE $ VAN Corr to RosAiE O.. daugh
Ter of Joseph southworth Esq, all Of this city.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA, 1861
Stocks steady and active. Pennsylvania State SIS
70; Reading Railroad, 1921; Morris Canal SO; Long
Island Railroad 1875 Pennsylvania Railroad $50 Sight
exchange on New York at par
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA, 1861.
Flour firm but quiet Wheat active and advancing;
white, 81 so; red, 81 80 81 49, Corn steady. Provi
sions unchanged. Whiskey Arm at 2llc.
ALBANY, Nov. IA, 1851.
Flour steady. Wheat very firm supply light sales
200 bushels white Canadian 81 49, Oats sold early in
Canada East aoat at 45c, and 1000 bcshels State to
arrive at 45c. Barley continues in light supply and is
firmly held, and prices continue to have an upward
tendency sales $500 bushels Seneca county &C 500
bushels Canada East, 70c delivered in New York COO
bushels Canada west 7oc and 500 bushels winter, etc.
H. eco bushels Canada West p. t., and 500 bushels
Lake Shore, Tic. Corn, with but little oferng, has fur
ther improved in price, the inquiry rs good but the
business Is restricted by the lrmness OF holders
sales 300 bushels Western mixed G4c aoat 800 do
do 64ac In store Is 900 do do, store, in lot,
at &c. Whiskey sales 800 bbls. at 20ac
BUFFALO, NOV. 1l-p NJ
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet, but firm:
sales 1900 bushels Chicago at soc, $500 bushels at
o1Hc., 900 bushels Milwaukee club a, 9s aud IL 600
bushels rod winter at 81 o5 81 o. Corn firm ami in
good demand sales $4,000 bushels at 42c Barley lower:
sales 81 900 bushels and held Al 46c oa. steady sales
1000 bushels at Csc Freights steady: lake imports
1900 bbis -four 134 900 bushels wheat, 126 900 do
corn q 600 bushels oats. Canal exportslls 900 bushels
wheat, ga 900 bushels corn.
BUFFALO, Nov. 14--lpM
Flour steady. Wheat quiet but arm: sales 5000
bushels Chicago spring at 81 c $500 bushels Milwaukee
club 96c., 5000 bushels red Toledo at ST. or Corn
irm and in fair demand sales 10000 bushels at AZ.
oats nrmer sales IL, 900 bushels, at Csc. Freighs
steady imports-1oo 900 bbIs. -four, 100 900 bushels
wheat, 10000 do. corn 81 900 do oats. Exports
900 bbls. -four, $4,000 bushels wheat 10 900 do.
corn, 5000 do oats.
OswEGo, Nov. lip NJ
Flour steady Wheat firm: sales 1000 bushels Iowa
spring 81 o. 400 do, 81 05; $500 do winter red Hi
nois, on p t. Corn quiet. Barley n-good demand and
market better sales 1900 bushels Bay Qunte 55c and
II 900 do Toronto t. Rye better sales 500 bush.
els Canadian, SIC, Peas quiet. Canal freehts firm
Flour 60c wheat tsc. TO New York. Lake Imports
AGO bbs. -four, 14looo bushes wheat $4,000 do CON-
9 500 do barley 1880 do. rye, 1000 do peas. Canal
exports5 900 bbl. -four, 900 bushels wheat 80 800
do corn, 9 900 do barley, 900 do. rye.
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to attend the funeral without further notice. at the hss
Of his nthor, Alfred 9. Post, D. No II West seven
nth street. this (Frlay afternoon At three o'clock
RAulHrRN yea on board Of tn Uailed States gan,
boat III nvle, on Monday, November II CHts r. Rsfa'
BURs youngest son Of the late Nathan Rathburn Est,
aged 10 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and those Of
the deceased arc requested to attend the Funeral SERVICE
this (Flay) afternoon 1t four O'Clock the ree1enco
OF his brother n-law, Francis s. Turner. No liz West
Thrty sixth street, without further notice. Tho
mains wiz be taken 10 fonkcrs for nterncnt on Satnr
day morning, ut ninc O'Clock.
EEIm--on Thursday, November IA, Tfos,s RerrIy,
aged % years lapc q taran parish of casticreagh
county Of (uyan, ireland.
fiis friends respectfully invited 70 attend tho
flnoral on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock, ON
qhirty.ninth street bcweon FIRST and Second
SAwN-On Wednesday evening, November ~, Mrs
CriJA SAwlS, agel 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the fneral from her ato residences No Crosby
street this riday1 nofniag at ten CLOCK W'oe' iaf
Their notice.
srrIrx-on Tiursday November A. az consump-
ton MARY ANN wilo # John T. Scallen, aged 70 years
Tue relatives and friends are requested 70 ate'u .o
fmcr on SATURDAY, afternoon, at two O'Clock, from mo
+ sicnrc OF her aunt No. 204 Eighth avenue wltioat
frther notice Her remains will be taken 10 calvary
sEvdsrsKrs.--0n Wednesday, November 10, orro
WurtM son q lmrch and Elizabeth s'sstackcn, aged
year and mouths =,
the rcatvas anil friends requested TO attend tho
funeral his late residence No Rector street inns
(friaay) afternoon at two O'Clock Tho remains wiz DO
inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery.
SimNET.--0n thursday afe noon, November ii ASK
oc ok JAcon STga>EaT E, in the SD year OF his ago
Fansra from his residence, No 292 Eighth avanuos
on Saturday noon twelve o'clock. The relatives ana
friends are res ccttuly invited TO attend, without fur
| Their invitation
WAxNrn--In Williamsburg, on Thursday morning,
| November IA, FlymA g., VITO Of Robert NJ Warner,
ESQ. aged % years and months
Tic friends of Mo family and those OF her father,
ulet Dryca lsa respectfully invited 70 attend tho
funeral from The Episcopal chn Oh Of Manhas OFT L. l.,
! this (Ffidayl afternoon, al three O'Clock.
NmTSEY.-Un Thil ) lay morning. November II, AT ms
| residence, 90 Second street, WI iamsbug, WILLIAM
| A. WuTyfy, in tho 3ist year Of his ug'.
Notice Of the funeral viii appear IN saturday paper
WEicorr--At his rcsl cnec, in jersey City, corner o
Grove and South Second streets on Wednesday evening
November 49, SAMUEL WfascoIT recently state Senator
] from Hudson county, in the 51st year Of his age
Funeral services win be hold this (FIiaay) afternoon
~ two o'clock Tho remains viii be taken 70 Hudson
New York for inefment. The friends q the FANNY ar
respectfully invited be present without fui Their invita-
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
THE ELEVENTH MAINE REGIMENT.

Four companies of the Eleventh regiment OF Maine,
arrived in this city yesterday morning, by the Fall River
Metropolis, from Augusta, Aane from whence
they took their departure at six O'Clock Wednesday
morning route for Washington. Tho balance OF the
regiment did not to New York but proceeded direct
Albany, where they to be joined by the Others
The regiment has been cncamped outside tho city Au
gusta, at place called Camp Washburn for the past
month Most Of the men lunbcrmen, and present a
hardy, muscular appearance. One company Of Berdan's
Sharpshooers, under command OF Captain Fessendcn
and another company under Captain Pitcher to be at
tached to the Fourth Maine regiment accompany the
between 900 and 900 men, the majority of whom
adopted citizens The four companies above alluded
remained in the Park barrDk uutl four O'Clock yener-
day Afternoon when they took their departure for Al
beny to Join their comrades.
Tho following is list o the officers far as could be
ascertainea:--
Field aud staff OiIcers-Colonel, John Caldwell of East
Machias; Lieutenant Colonel H. NJ, Paisted of Bangor
MAJOR Vim NJ Shaw, of Portland; Adjutant, J. c. Pen.
rot OF Portland: Surgeon, Or. Clark, q Brisow Chap.
lain, Rev. c. H. Ellis (Methodis, of East Machas Quar-.
termastcr n. Robinson of Augusta Sergeant Major H.
Hume; Commissary Sergeant Hlrvey Caldwell brother
Of the Colonel; Quartermastcr Sergeant, H. Adams.
Line Ofcers--Company a, Capt. Penne; Company D,
Capt. VIM. II. Kimba Company c, Capt. Robert +.
Campbell; Company D. Capt. Leonard S. Harvey; ComM.
ny T. Capt Straw; Company F, Capt Davis Company G.
Capt SpoHord; Company H. Capt. T. Smith, Company I,
capt John Piumroy; Company K, Capt. Hill.
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THE IRISH BRIGADE.


At meeting Of the executive committee Of the Irish
Brigade committee held Wednesday last, the follow
ing report was received and unanimously adopted
The officers Of the Irish Brigade and The officers of tho
Third Irish having been earnestly reQnesed by several
OF the leading and most influential citizens Of New York
many them of Irish birth and origin and all of them
Interested deeply in every movement to which the honor
Of the Irish is committed to permit the undersigned
to make such arrangements would enable these
organizations to unite friendly and permanent basis
and such terms would be honorable alyanta
to BOTH the undersigned have to report
That the right Of the brigade being due to the Third
Irish, Colonel Il. C. Enrighf commanding, the ground
Of seniority Of organization, the same is yielded in
chvalros spirit to the First regiment Of the brigade de-
signated the Sixty ninth New York State vohIn-
tccrs, commanded by Colonel Robert Nugcnt, and
the Third Irish cheeruiy accept the next position Of
honor in the An agreement to this effect has
been signed by the officers in the Irish brigade and the
Third rsh which they undertake TO observe in perfect
IN which they are engaged and the pride and glory Of
their native land. DANIEL DEvLiN,
WILLIAM WATSON
EUGENE KELLY.
This arrangement will give great satisfaction, not
only to our Irish citizens but to tho public at large who
regard with feelings of deep interest the noble efforts
the former 70 distinguish themselves defence Of the
laws and liberties Of their adopted country The br
gado-already the friendly envy Of our military nota
bilities-will be augmented in most effective way
by the addition Of 50 hne and sodierly corps the
Third IRISH The committee which brought about this
junction. not less than the gallant officers who backed up
its Efforts deserving Of all praise
The following order has been issucd:-
GENERAL. ORDEE-NO. 4S.
THIRD IRISH REGIMENT (63D RIG. N. Y. s. W.
CAMP CARRIGAN, DAvips ISLAND, Nov. Ia, 1861.
The officers and men Of this regimont are hereby
notified that they must report themselves at the head
quarters OF the regiment Saturday the 10th nst to
be mustered for payment as tho regiment viii positively
leave for Washington on Monday, tho 18th inst.
All members failing to do 50 will be considered rs de-
sertcrs, and their namcs residences AMI descriptions
will be given tho Police Department of this district,
who will make strict search, and AL found VIII be ar
rested and sent to the headquarters o thus regiment for
punishment, and the expenses thereof deducted from
their pay BY order.
RICHARD Z. ENRIGTiT, coiouel Commanding,
Tfos. W. CARTWRIGHT, Adut&ut.
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L III Il N A v Y.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.


hconsequencc Of the Of the victory at Beaufort
G therc was q salute Of twenty ono guns iirod at
owe NJ. precisely from the ship-ot thc-lino North
lrplina In pursuance If the order issued
The powhatau has gone out OF commission, and has had
u cr armament taken from on board She now presents
ihcr sorrowfu appearance looking more like vessel
pat had boon in closely contested hsht han one that
nd just returned from erase. she VIII DO inspected
ID newly Attei up possible. The siore.hp
ightngale still LES oastde Of tho North Carolina, but
III come 70 the pier rs soon as there h roo the icn-
Tic has mo up " the yari, anu at present cs ~ inc
10Y The new side wheel steamer building NJ the yard
II be ready TO launch in few weeks Hersides are all
lukel and the wokmen bGsi engaged IN cauking
ar Ono Of the shafts arrived at the yard ana y yihg
lcar tho vessel ready to be put in Among the arrivals
i the yard Is that Of immense rNcd cannon, iN u
Intended for OF tho gunboats, i weighs lb4oo
pounds and Is an object grea, curiosity The De SOTO
vas lying the dock yesterday and IL Is probable she
VIII leave to-day The following Is the oicidt iist Oh her
liccrs:--
Commlader-wilam NJ Walker.
Lie,,.,,,nnt ana Erecutips OGcer-R. F. II. Lewis
Acting Mas,ers-Honry NJ. Bonney, William M. Marsom
md George w. Ward.
Actia3 Asiaant SGrpe,n-A j. H,yt.
Acting Assistant Paymaaey-C. II. Adams.
First AssStadnt En9fnca'-G. W Simmons.
Second Assisdn,-Iotn Anderson.
Third AsstsdnS-Robert Rode, Robert ringer ana u
y Hal.
iaSters Maes-C. b Pottinger, John Leeds and James
Gnn.
30 takes as passengers the following gentlemen, who
go, i1n tho blockadng squadron:-Mastcr's MatesDs-
cav. Burmtt, Edward Howard, Lincoln d. stroud W
NMcEnee Geo. Taylor, Chas. u Barton, Albert a.
Jas Samuel f. johnson, John H. Gregory, Thos ste
VS. c. c. Stein and Arthur O Roberts Acting Master
Hry Alien Her mt consists of eight broadside
gas and pivot gun She has guard oil marines anu
CIV Of 123 men The following officers have reported
f, the gunboat Henry Andrews
Acting h1dey-S, W. Matber
4tiag Assistant .Suraeon--Wilson + Bell.
t3it9 assistant ldqasastt3.--A. W. Kelsey.
ctfng Mrser's MI.s-Alcx. Mcintosh James Bat
wte, W. barrymore, w. H. kaye
cling assistant Enginters.-fhos. Pmckctt john Won
Wrm, Walter Bradley.
he Bienville will sail for Port Royal on Sunday John
s. lewson Master Arms. will take any letleis or si
PACKAGES to the soldiers OF tho Seventy ninth regiment
il aey are left for him at tho Navy Yard before that day
NJ Brady the Master Of the yard, i kept hard nj WofS
althe time, experimenting tho work ana during os,
exiting times it requires cool head TO attend to aht
Il ispfn
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TIE p,EPINEUIL ZOuAYEs.

order Of General Burnside--to whose division this
resent Il now a,ached--ihe departure Of this regi.
mfhas been postponed until saturday next They viii
leastaten island at ton O'Clock A. NJ anu viii land ~
fhoot Of iwcnty.third street, North river. From
the they viii proceed down tth avenue To Fourteenth
str through Fourteenth street to Boadway and down
Brway TO Morris street Tho foot of which they Will
eirk on board the steamer Admiral Tor Annapolis.
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THE EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO.
Six Companies OF French Marines to Form
Part of tho Force-A French Frigatc
About to SAIL for the Gulf

SIX COmpnn mics OF French Marines to Form
Part OF tho Force-A French FriCate
About TO Sail for the Gulf.
Six companies Of the First regiment Of marines had
been selected to form part Of the expedition to Mexico
The frigate Laguerrere had received final Instructions
and would sail for Mexico about The 4th Of November
THE ALLIED FLEET AT HALIFAX TO SAIL FOR Der.
MrDA AND TIE GULF.
From the Bermuda Royal Gazst,e Oct, 30
We have Authority FOR saying that Admiral Sir Alexan
der Milne K. e. b. his shp the Nile may be expected
here from H,iax IN the last week of the ensuing month
The Admiral viii b accompanied hya large feet OF Brit
ish vessels AID several French ve S es-otwar.
A man-of-war may BIO expected with middle month
mail from Halifax and it probable she will bring fur
The squadron is subsequently destined for Mexico, in
company with French aud Spanish fleet.
The following ships war; English and French, were
at Halifax on the 18th INSTANT
ENGLIsu--Nie, 80 alag snip, Capt. Barnard; ST.
George, sc, Capt Hon. +. Egerton; Merscy, 40 Capt
Caldwell, C. Aradne, % Capt Vansittart Jason, q
Capt Won Donop; piadcm, 81, Capt Cockbnrn; lmmo IA
lite, 81 Capt. Hancock; Nmbe, 5, Lieut. Com. Darcy;
Racer, II, Commander Lyons; Rnado, II, Commander
Hewitt.
FRrsoH.Gassendi, Bellone (fagship), Foudre prony.
II is reiterated that France has opened negotiations
with Austria 10Y a session Of Veneta.
IL Is reported that the Duke of Magenta had been
trpsted with the mission to Vienna The subject
Frerch troops had occupied the valley Of the Dappon
and the Swiss government slad commissions to tho
spot and had resolved to protect and demand satisfaction
for the violation Of SWISS territory
inc Paris correspondent Of the LQpdon Herald says
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Cotton goods were active but unchanged. Exchange
3 "a. Freighs dull and arooppg.
CALCUTTA, Oct. Q, 1861.
ShiFtings dearer. Twists active. bat unchanged.
Liasee1 loycr Ric1 easier.
The ild1go crop is under 6o,oco maunds, Exchange
Is. I'D.
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Tho London Times in an editorial on Russian affairs
anticipates exciting times IN that country Gro long.
Additional details Of the collision with the students
the rr-openng OF tho University show that the aar
quite serious Blows were given by the troops with the
butt end OF mskets and blood was shed. Two hundred
and ity students were arfcstct
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Omcial Drawings OF the Delaware State

ExrRA CLASS si--November Is, 1881 -
Is, s, a. II, -, Az, "a, 80, 23, 90, 40, 81.
CLASS 32--November ~, 1851
IS, Is, 8, s. 80, 81, %, ", z, 9, 81, 80, o..
J JomN " WA' WALKER Commissioner
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Fire ut Gcrma ntown. PA Obstruction OF
Iron Works.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1861.
The iron works Of Ridgeway L Co. at Germantown
destroyed by FIRE this morning Loss, SO 900; in
sured 81 900 The works engaged in the manufac
sabrcs for the government The fire is supposed
TO have been the work of an incendary.
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/, nsserts Il al spain wishing to give No.

The Paris pae asserts tIat Span Wishing to give Mo-
r. GEO proof OF her good will has decided 70 commence
the evacuation OF TotGan cn tho 10Th OF November
An Importation of cotton from the Portuguese posses
siols 81 Con reached Lisbon u stated 10 be Of
good quality, and tho cost Of prediction moderate,
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. Large Fire MT Concord, N. H.

Boston, Nov d. 1851.
James K. Hills extensive harness manu- factory in Con
cord N H. twas destroyed by are this morning. Loss
from sixty to seventy thousand dollars partly insured
Mr. Hill fulfilling government contract for harness
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Canal Tolls.

ALIIANY NOV. II, 1901.
The canal tolls for the first week in November foot up
1888 305 for the corresponding week 1860 they were
Sl1202 Tho total tolls for 1851 50 442 1872 for $780,
they We're s., IO5, $40
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that the Bank Of Franco has succeeded in obaintr IS"
anu quarter millions sterling from the lank 81 ttus
Nothing has been done the Paris Boutse sihve .nc
arrival Of the steamship Nova Sco,an the ISL INST pcs
holiday.
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HIPS Hair Dye, so cents, Black or
brown. best in Depot No Barclay street, and sold
L. III
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Pure Tobncco.--Ycllow Bank Tobac-
cooodwin's Pure yellow Bank Tobacco free from all I'M
prrtes for sale by all tobacco and dealers and at
wholesale by E. GOODWIN BROTHER 2D9 Water street.
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The NortI, BrIton,s Pnsscngcr

MONTREAL, NOV. IA, 1861.
Captain Grange, OF the North Bron, has arrived at
Father Point. He reports that the Anglo Saxon took off
the passengers and of the North Brton from Mini
Monday.
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Bachelors Hair Dye--Thc Best in the
world harmless reliable md instantaneous. Sold aud a
piled pt BATCtEfoRS Wiz Factory, IL Bond street
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Lubin's Extrnct.-Gcnninr, A Cents n
bottle, al RUSHTpNS new store No 4S9 Bfeaiway corner
Of Bruome street.
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Clothes Wringcrs 81, Just Patented
and anywhere by express VIKINGS all clothes
Enclose 81 TO VAN HoEsEN & BRO, u south street
N. B.-Patent rights for sale.
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Empire Sewing Machines.
Prices reduced Terms accommodating. 90 Broadway.
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THE Great Expedition of the IN

Royal Havana Lottery.--prizes Cnshed
and information furnished by TAYLOR co, lankers IL
Wall street. N. Y.
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Weeds Patent Celebrated Sewing Ma
chimes wholesale and RETAIL at 81 and % Dey street
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States naval ana land he south creating much
excitement hnt than the necessity which every
Of fashion feels OF proging himself with of Tho
Table fan styles of Hats urnsAtd Ivy kNOA, OF 2i2
Rr0adway Futon street. Tho ssy constantly
hiA Knoxs with fashionable great expeiilon'
al ter hat
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DIR. Uphnnt's Eiectuura

TIoliovyay's Ointment and Pills are q
certain for all Wounds Sores and Ulcers ouy "a cents
o
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en- aud Worlds Hair Dressing far excel all other prepa
fa9hi Tor restoring hair cugthentnc when weak,
venting falling turning gray and when r!ng It's
natural color without the of dye. The rich, glossy np
htncn Impaired l. truly wonderful WIZ not s3i stain
The finest nnen The ac mat thef never i has si9nised
Thousands. No ady's toilet il complete without the Hair
Dressing It'll particularly adapted for children. Depot lsS
Greenwich street, and Tor sale By all druggists.
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Every Lady should Use Lnird's Bloom
of Youth preserving and Identifying the complexion and
skin. All druggists, and iS9 Broadway
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General In Marmora had arrived at Naples 70 assume
military command.
The name 81 Father Passaga bad hoon erased from tho
list q The professors OF the Roman University.