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THE HIRAM BARNEY RIFLES.

II was thought generally that this command which is
now nearly complete would have left for the seat of
ere this; but, for other, marching
uers have yet been issued to Colonel Kozlay How
Iever, the regiment needed the Colonel is
ready to start and from eset appearances the Barney
Rifles will not be myth In an engagement with the
enemy II Is supposed that 1t will be assigned 10 the
division Of General Benker, Munson's Hill, Va.
The camp at Hudson City visited daily by hundreds OF
friends Of the regiment and the fine band enlisted adds
materially to tho lively scenes Of the rendezvous
by the sweet martial strains performed during tho day.
The regiment will DO armed with Enfield rifles, which
the only thing needed for start, Colonel Kozlay has
Oeen empowered bY Major General Morgan examine
his officers and reject those who are unfit for their posi-
lions This is the first instance where such powers
nave boon granted to any M colonies OF the sixty
odd regiments furnished by this State the instance
epeaks yolnmes FOR the ellciencY OF the Colonel.
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THE UNITED STATES RIFLES.

When The capital Of this glorious confederacy was men
aced by the rebels in April last brave German officer
residing in Washington, organized battalion OF three
companies and placed them the disposal of the Pres-
dent doing good service In guarding the departments ut
Washington. This officer was Colonel W. Kizy zanowski
late OF the Polish Legion, who, for his devotion to the
Union, authorized by the President 10 raise
and command Q regiment -Four companies OF this
command already recruited and, Judging from the
popularity of the Colonel his regiment bids fair TO be
petc in few weeks. Anaber Of patriotic ladies have
Interested themselves IN the welfare Of the regiment and
besides furnishing tho corps withmedca stores &c they
have ordered fine banner 10 b. embroidered which Is 10
lbe masterpiece of workmanship Madame Francisco
Klein, the clever artist who made the flags borne By the
DeKalb, Turner, Steuben and 9Th German regiments
IRON this city has been commissioned to work the stan
dard for the United states Rides The headquarters The
regiment are at No. 239 Broadway of Park place.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IS, 1861.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State S. 77ss; Reading
Railroad 1875 Morris Canal, 3d. Long Island Railroad,
TO- Pennsylvania Railroad, 81. Sight exchange ON New
York al par.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is. 1861.
Flour advanced: sales 8 900 bbs superfne at SIS rs
IS IS. Wheat advanced &c sales 5000 bushels
81 rs 81 3o white, 81 49, Corn buoyant sales 900
bushels at Doc.
ARRAY, Oct. 1s--P NJ
Flour-Trade light owing to the storm Wheat dull:
81 SO 81 20 for white Michigan No sales of rye. Oats
10000 bushels state at BE, afoa Bariey-The active
business OF yesterday caused pause in todays sales
5000 bushels Canada at Toe; 900 bushels zoe
and small parcel OF Qinte at $50 Corn again better
with moderate supply: sales 900 bushels sound wes
tern mixed at 5ic adoat 5000 bushels out Of order
private terms, and 900 bushels In car lots at $50,
closing dull Whiskey-Sales early in the day GO bbs
at 2lc; saios this p NJ of $50 bbls at 2lc. 21,4c.
BUFFALO, Oct. Isl =. NJ.
Flour unchanged Wheat very quiet owing in part to
Armness Of canal fregh,s sales l6 bushels Chicago
spring at Ole. Corn easier sales 80 600 bushels AT
Oats in better demand sales u 900 bushels at 2Sc a
2ac for fair TO choice Canal frcights decidedly firm al
ISc. corn, zoe. wheat to New York Lake Imports
5000 bhls -four 40 600 bushels wheat 5000 bushels
corn Canal exports-30o hbs. -four, 221 GOO bushels
wheat 900 bushels corn, 5000 bushels rye, 5000
bushels barley.
BUFFALO. Oct. IS, 1861
Flour steady. Wheat--Saes 100 bushels Chicago
spring at o7c. $1,000 do CSC $4,000 Milwaukee club
81 o. quiet sales &c. 900 bushels re. Canal
freights irin-lSc. corn, 20c wheat TO New York
lake importslo 600 bbls. four 80 900 bushels wheat
5000 bushels barley. Expor,s-l 500 bbls -four oil 900
bushels wheat 10000 bushels corn 5000 bushels
barley, 900 bushels rye.
OswRGo Oct IS 1851.
Flour unchanged Wheat better: salcs last nght 200
bushels ordinary white Canad ct 81 al to day IL 200
choice winter red Western at 81 20 No Chicago spring
held o. ~ &C. Corn and hrm: sales ) 500 bushels
Indiana at D.. Barley dull and easier sales 300 Bay
Qninte, at SIC. Rye quiet Frcghts unchat gei-Four
44c, wheat pc, corn 13c to New York. Inrors16 500
bushels wheat IL 900 bushels corn i 500 bushels barley
Exports $50 bbls. aour, 50s0o bushels wheat, aud
81 700 hushes corn
ACCIDENT SECOND Avenue RAILROAD About noon
yesterday lad five years old, whose parents reside
no w Nandewater street, was run BY Second ave
nue. car ~ tho OF Pearl and Oak streets almost
instantly Killed. Coroner Schifmer was notified of the
AnaT and will hold an inquest upon the body to-day
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ALMANAC ToR yoRK-Tns
sur RISES .,...,,.. IA IN
SUN s.......... l6 HIGH WATER. ......evc l6
Port OF New York, October IS, 1861.

Port OF New York, October IS, 1861.
CLEARED
Steamship City Of Washington (Br), Brooks, Queenstown
steamship Bavaria GHam), Meier, Hamburg-Kunhard.4
Ship g Hazeltne cilkey, London-R T Buck zoo
ship me- PnGs MSnr MsnSse Ws nan
Bark Fame, soue, Havre-Lawrence, Giles& Co
Bark hshnss5 sngw yIs
Bris MARYLAND (Br), Harding. Bordcaux-H Becker 4
Brig King Brothers Br) Cuts, Port au Prnce-oot Mur
hrg B Gushing tBrl, Lane, Gloucester, Mass-Mas'er.
scl'r sally Gay. oresse, Tampieo-Bsk,sr Dayton
se S J N Holmes. BrsSssr s. cIol.-Reghe Bros.
schr ii Van Name. Van Name AleAandra--Baker Day.
ssSr See lymph csnsy TsTTyysL Esnsy Sam.
schr j Martin, anmiord, Berin--Msster;.
schrJ Webb, freeman, fhiladelphia-L Kenny
y.. eo5sSa
sssr S Esnasy ssh sT Ess Co.
ss sSr s Soys a,f wsss Re.os7Ts Racket
schr E.scI, Post Proyidence--Master
sloop Warren Stokes, New Haven't D stannard
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philapeiphia
ARRlvEC.
Steamship Chesapeake, Grow ell Portland with mdse and
passengers, to b Cromwell Co.
ssx Tgf GForsss s shoa
Ship Swalow, Morton Havre, Sept in ballast Leland
Tpcker smith. Had heavy w gales; Sept IS
9th was in one continuous very heavy gale from W sept
20 lat ~ H. Ion - up with bark abandoned and
water oggedrst three letters Of her ACR; 4l inst
Int AZ %, ship showing white signal with black an
ehor IN II: 18th, in company with ship james Clover
from Glasgow for New York.
Bark Nelson (r) Cuihbirt, Fleetwood Sept s. with coal
to funch, Mencke 4 Wendt.
rSr ao, Join sys muhsF Classify Sept % ,%%'s Tan
senal7ed Br steamship Persia hence Tor Queenstown and
Liverpool.
Bark Blcnheim Orb Main, Waterford 80 days, in ballast
to tunch Meincke X w ndt
Bark Union OF Boson), Davis Havre Sept IN ballast to
master Had winds and Gains most % lhr passage,
lark Wdfre, Perkins Monaco Sept Malaea I'm pass
Gb'anr 18th, with truit to Gomez, Wallis Co. Has been
days w of Georges
ra-s Express Swendson Remedies. Oct G. pih sugar. to
King Co.. 7ih inst. OF Cales Delaware passed )
steamer Wabash, bound 3,
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II III f N A Y.
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

| Mr. George c. Ellison has been appointed master
4 plumber at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Mr.. Ellison is
young mechanic, who has conducted large plumbing
and engineering business this city for some years
/, nast
rHH GUARD AT THE NARRows-1HE BIRB TO RELIEVE
THE AcAssH, Ere., ETC.
The United States revenae steamer Bibb Captain Mar
tin commanding, has resumed her station al the Mar.
rows relieving the cutter Agassz, Lieutenant Travers
who has been despatched to Amboy to relieve the cutter
Campbell, Lieutenant Hyde commanding.
PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.
Captain Samuel r Dupont having been assigned to the
command of tho frigatc Wabash tho Philadelphia Navy
Yard has passed to Commodore pendergras who entered
upon his duties last Wednesday He received with
salute OF thirteen guns The Stars and Stripes has been
taken 70 dry dock, where she will be fitted out tho
most thorough manner; sho viii carry nine guns. and II
Is expected will be ready in about two weeks The pro-
pe!er Union purchased by the government. on
trial trip down the Delaware which was highy
fui
BOSTON NAVY YARD.
II Is thought that the force Of in Tie Navy Yard
will be reduced at least five hundred in Snort tir' in
consequence of tho falling of OF work. The new gun
boat Wachusett was placed in tho dry dock yesterday,
for the purpos, Of being coppered she will be finished
Us soon as possb and proceed to Tho steamer
Governor has been purchased for conveying naval stores
TO Fortress Monroe
ANOTHER GuNBoAr LAUNCHED.
Another Of the new gunboats for the United States
government, was launched from the shipyard of Mr.
Iackman at Newburyport, r. l., yesterday. Her name
ia the Marblehead.
HARTFORD 10, FIRST cnss steam soop, Commander
Fred Engio from Hong Kong August g. arrived at Snga
pore tho l1h inst and proceeded to the United States
via Aujier, on the 2lat
Brazilian 9, bark, Lieutenant Commanding Charles II
Benin, went into commission the nth, and will pro-
badly sail on Sunday for Hampton Roads. Her arma'
men consists Of six thirty two Founders and she has
crew Of eighty-ono The following is list Of her
officers -
Acting roluateer Lieuera,a in Commando. H. w.
Benin.
Acting Master and Erecuiiye offcer-p Viewers.
Acting Masters--I. Baker and W. Y. Gillespie.
Acting Assistant Surqeoyl--W. A. u. Noyes.
Masters MateS-J. Such J. Shore and W. 7. Pratt.
Captain W. I. Gillespie, Acting Master formerly in
command of the packet brig Mary o. Farrell.
PULASKI, third class silewhccl steamer, Lieutenant
Commanding Win. H. Macomb ,from Rosario, was on the
station at Nontevideo September 9. 0cers and crew all
well.
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sENGES' HEAVY ARTILLERY.

Another full battery, completely equipped and ready
Tor service, Of the hcav artillery for manning the for
dcatcns on the Potomac, will leave this city on Monday,
In command Of Captain W. Hartman, an officer OF dis
Junction in the Nassau army THIS company viii he The
Fourth in the regiment commanded by Colonel H. sngcs,
and II l. confidently expected that the entire regiment
will be fully organized in few weeks. The that
arc recruited hero have served areriss in Europe
Emil baysg, formerly Lieutenant Colonel and founder
icf the DcNsb regiment has attached himself TO the
heavy artillery. having been educated and served
artillery officer In Europe on Sunday concert gotten
up by the friends Of Captain Hartman will take place at
Rhe rendezvous the Tartle Bay brewery in Forty fifth
street and East river the proceeds be devoted to the
exclusive benefit Of the in his charge TO purchase
small articles with The orchestra Of the Academy Of
eheir services for tho OCCASION compliment Captain
Hartman, who was formerly leader of the Academy
choir The popularity Of Colonel Senges and his officers
make recruiting for this regiment quite easy. The head
quarters are at No. q Ryington street
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BiSs-D AlErr.-Tn Philadelphia, on Thursday, OcRei
II, DAILET BLISS OF this city, to VIRGINIA, daughter ~
John Ialett, Esd, of the former place.
BERrnoLs--Pmcs--0n Thursday, October IT, by the
daughter OF r. v. Price Esq. ali OF this city.
CLEnESr-FRAR in Williamsburg, on Thursday,
October L., by Rev. r. 9. Paney, Rev. HBERT CLkMENr,
OF the Newark Annual Conference, TO Miss SARAH T.
EEARNHfAp, IL No tn iiccvie, N. Y.
JoNES--MoT On Thursday, October Ill tho Wash
ingon square Methodist Episcopal church, by Rev r.
s. Foster, H. D. Mr.. HENRY JoNEs Jr TO Miss SARAH NJ
youngest daughter Of the late sanms Mott, all Of this
CITY
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The Pacific Telegraph Line.
TIE FIRST MESSAGE FROM GREAT SALT LAKE CIT
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. Is, 1861.

TIE FIRST MESSAGE FROM GREAT SALT LAKE CITY.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. IL, 1861.
The following being tho first message over tho Pacific
telegraph line, was received here this evening
GREAT SALT LAKE Cry, Oct 49, 1861.
Hon. J. II. WADE, President Pacific Telegraph
SIaPermt me to congratulate You Oh the completion
of the overland telegraph line west TO this city,
mend the energy displayed by yourself and associates in
the rapid and successful prosecution Of work benef
cia and 10 express the wish that its may tend
to promote the true interests OF tho jewellers both
the Atlantic and Pacific slopes OF continent Utah
has not seeded but rm for the constitution and laws
Of our once happy country and IL warmly interested in
such successful enterprises the far completed
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
FoRr BRIDGE, UTAH Oct. IS, 1851.
The Pacific Telegraph line completed to Salt Lake
city ct O'Clock to day. The Inc between Salt Lake
city and San Francisco will be finished in few days.
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MATINEE AT LAURA KkESEs.-There will be day per-
Yormance of The Seven Sons this afternoon for the
accommodation Of the juvenile members OF families and
Of those who are unable to venture out at night The
doors will open at one O'Clock and the performance
will commence at two. This is experiment that
ought to be encouraged. The late hours at which the
arca performance commence put 1t out of the power of
many to enjoy such amusemepts.
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HKRRmASss LAST NIGHr IN NrwlYoRg.-This evenings
performance at the Academy will be the last Of the
agreeable entertainments given here by Mr.. Hermann
hose who have not seen him should not fail to profit by
Ahis opportunity. We may with truth say in tho words
OF the dramatist "We ncer shall look upon his like
(prestdig,atorlally) again.
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Onfcinl Drawings OF Murray, Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KANruckS. EXTRA Glass 5t7--Octobcr 10, 1881
vs., IA, SO, 60, 81, 33, Is, 3, Al, 81, 4 3.
= KENTUCKY, Class 5iS-Ocobcr lS 1861.
"a 90 -. 7, SIS, l, as rs, 49, SO, 81, 70, Is.
,,o &C. o.. free OF charge BY addressing either to
Nncuisfs SEM, MURRAY, EDDY, CO.,
coyington, Ky, or st. Louis Mo.
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1VER TORTY.EIyE.

General Walling, Of Ekhorn, Wisconsin, il raising
pioneer cavalry company. The members are to DO over
tortyfvc years OF age. The company nearly full and
ehe Governor has assured the General that II shall be
accepted. This OF should make New York.
ers busnespccisy those who glory in the fact that
they have stjust turned forty fve."
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MOVEMENTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
OF WAR TO BE EXCHANGED.

Tho steamship Boston, Crocker, yesterday afternoon
proceeded to the Brooklyn Navy Yard where she will take
on board sixty cannon (thirtytwo pounders) for the
Philadelphia Navy Yard
The United States steam transport Virginia Snyder,
sailed yesterday afternoon Fortress Monroe She
rias full cargo and nineteen atcras rebel prisoners
who will be exchanged for Union soldiers who have been
made prisoners by the rebels
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ACCIDENT TO COLONEL ABEL SMITH

despatch from Mechanicsvle yesterday informed Us
Of accident to Colonel Abel smith, of the Thirteenth
regiment Brooklyn, in being Injured by train of
eFhle getting on board. We happy to inform his
friends that the is serious and that Colonel
Smith will be about again in day or two
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THs OPERA IN BRooKLYN.-The 'sBalo in Maschera
will be given at the Brooklyn Academy tonight for Mr.
Ulmans second benefit The rush for said be
az great as at the fret benefit in New York.
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Royal Hnvasa LSss. yIoe ! rs p onsme q
and information furnished by Ta> ~" W. pahAefs 10
Wall street, N. Y.
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LIFE BALSAM.

IlYATTS LIFE BALSAM
rheumatism In Its painful forms, also scrorna cry
speas salt rheum mpes blochss Old ulcers lever sores
the diseases of blood incrcuria
plants, debility liver and kidneys ncpent consumption
DC. are most certainly cured by this great purifier
HYATTS LIFE BAISAM has cured thousands OF cases of
these and similar diseases, and will certainly
any case which can be reached by medicine If taken In
coriance with the directions
HYATT'S LIFE BALsAM cured Mr. y. Rice, 30 Grove
street and II Clinton market, 81 ninmatury rheumatism
and govt after he had been crippled for Years.
HYArTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. Il. b. Holly, dock
master, III Madison street, of terrific ulcer after had
been in the Broadway Hospital SIX months and then thought
to be ncurahle
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mrs. G. Gore, Third
avenue and Fifty street, o scru;na, kings evil:
The ulcers had destroyed the flesh from the neck until
the windppe exposed. 1t cured Mrs. Gore also Of
dyspepsia.
Principal depot, GAG Grand street.
7bccns bottle. six 81.
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Fine Boots.-Brooks, the Bootma lScr,
has from his old III Fulton street 4 Broad
way, corner OF Howard street.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.
ARRIVAL OF THE EIGHTH CONNECTICUT
REGIMENT.

A. Vr 1IIL
REGIMENT.
This regiment left Hartroi. on Thursday evening on
board the Granite State another eamer and arrived
~ Vanderbilt landing Staten Islnnd, yesterday morning
II was intended that they should encamp Camp Scott
but owing 10 bungling or misunderstanding
they were transferred after tedious delay, to Hemp
etead Long Island The regiment is under command OF
Colonel Harand, and numbers thousand men, fully
armed and equipped They have complete baggage
train, with anbulances &C. Owing to tho
change III the programme IL impossible To gain
extensive information concerning the regiment.
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Visit Oak Inll.-Fan and Winter
Clothing for and boys. New Style, Goods. No@
is the time for bargains e. So IS and li2 Fulton street
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Reccipt. from Canal Navigatfon.

:. ALFANf, UGt. Is, IobI
The canal tolls from May to October IS 1861, amount
20 81 s45572; do. from April 25 TO October l5 1860
81 2S2
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best I'm the
word-Harmless, reliable and instantaneous Sold anG
applied at BATCHEIOR'S wig factory, IL Bond street
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Central Park Concerts.

II this afternoon should be proptous there will be
another gala entertainment in the Park at which the fol
lowing musical programme will BIO offered There was an
immense audience for the last and autumn has dressed
abe Park in its softest toned garments tasteuly
contributed her share TO these ENTERTAINMENTS
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EACTs ARE sTuBBoRN.-READ.

No. lSS MERCER STREET NEW YoRN, July % 1861.
DEAN DocToR-I have been afflicted with total Deafness
aud this morning induced You visit. No
imagine delight when, after operation your
hands, hearing Suddenly and without lnip restored
~ me- for which feel grateful Alter being totally
deaf almost shut out from the pleasure uing
sary sense, to have II returned H. distinctly
reflects great credit for the immense OF sk
you POSSESS beg TO thank for what
precia,e. am, SIR, your obedent servant
EDWARD TEMPLE HARRISON.
Dr. Won MOSCIIz1SKERS Office for curing The deaf and
the bind at 107 Clinton place. letween Filth aud Sixth
pynp,
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Album PhOtogra phs-Four for 81, or Sc
per DOZEN artistic and beautiful. kIMBALL Gallery All
Rrnoh
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Fall Style Young Cent? Hats. Also,
the Oxford Soft Hat. Now ready, WHITES, the Halter
PIG Broadway.
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Barry's FricopherOus Is the Best md
cheapest article for ssing beauyb curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, try It, Sold by
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Art NOveltfes.-TweHty-fO Photo
graphs of ones self taken for 81 Gard Nisites DC,
HOLMES PARK Gallery, 26a Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
PEGS the best in the world, wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied. No. Aston House.
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Pure TObaccO.-YeliOyv Bank Tobac-
coGoodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
purlies for sale by all tobacco and dealers and
wholesale by Il. GOODWIN BROTHER, 27 Water street
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Pure Liquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
wholesale family trade Fifteenth Distery
tabshed in 1892 at 255 West Fifteenth street
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Children,s Hats, New pa.,crns.-relt

and Bcavcr Turhans and Rats for children Of ~ ages aud
comprising large and select assortment. trimmed and
untrinmed. Miners merchants and dealers supplied nj
manufacturers prices for cash Your personal inspection
| respectfully invited. NH. BANTA,
S57 Canal street, corner Of Wooster street
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Prizes Cashcd in a n Leg, Lottcrie !
and Information gwen by JOSEPH AsaiLs' Broker, ~
Wall street, up salrs.
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Gray Hair-Its Diseases, Change of CO.
Tor and Establishment; Treatment for Badness by
GkANDJEAN. pl
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David's Fall style OF Gontlem,~h's HAT
haesroom, 1922, Broadw ay, Duane street
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Try the Shilling Hair Tonic, If you
nave not already done One thousand drug ia New
York and Brooklyn keep it for sale, beautifully perrumed
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The Greatest acknowledgements

greatest presdgitaeur of the keeps the Of
Fulton street and Broadway, md his is KNOX II a
city with which he transforms homey follows into hand
some elegant gentlemen would astound the great Hermann
beyond Yet the Is simplicity itself consist
ing merely in the substitution of one of hls-knoxshean-
tfnl new autumnal style OF Hats for his customers old
chapeau 1t done in instant but the change Is
plete and perfect.
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Six Fine Shirts for SIS, Worth Sl2.
MOODY'S Shir, Mandatory, 262 Broadway.