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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-17
NAG on. u,Ir

=HAGAN,S NAG OLA HtLu.
This l. the most delight and extraordinary AZ
ticie ever discovered II changes the sun burn,
face and hands to pearly satin texture % ravsh.
ing beauty. imparting the marble purity Of youth.
and the dIstngue appearance inviting In tke city
belle Of fashion. II removes tan. frcckles. pmples
and roughness from the skin. leaving the complex
ion fresh, transparent and smooth. II sontains no
material injurious 10 the sk,n pstronized by Ac-
tre~se- and Opera Singers. II l. what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere
Prepared BIZ W. v. Hsa.y. Troy. NY.
Address all orders TO
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s0s
~ The following il = list o. casnalities
occurring in the 3lss Indiana. since the Let OF
september
60 A. Philip i.enks. light. knee.
b. John Boez, sligt breast.
ID. J. N. Anderson. killed.
II. --Rolha. dangerously, leg sm.
pantcd.
II, Thos. Roach. slight. heel
A. Seret Thos- Hesdrick. severe in
hand aud thigh.
Capt. A. J. Case. mortal. since died
b. James Bemen. severe. leg
Corp Jessie Dodd. slight. In shoulder.
b Capt Jss woodbarn, severe Ia the
hand.
X, W. II. Caster, killed.
ii II. Dcnahoe. slight. groin.
X Lieut. II q Douglas. right thigh
severe
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PARTECULAR NOTICE.

$40 ua1F pffrtlai Ions sold under the mans
Urt np lH quart BOTTLES, compounded ~
:. & uhlsaff rr couIrion rum. costing from
ai rri.t rs1 rsii0H. ifr ftstr cisgssed ny An
IrIrU.ar rri.
.. "a Filters hts caused eud viii conunne
lens i.ev can DO sold, hundreds q
..sfa0. Csc drlnEarf. ny their uee the
.I.u Htft f1ui'nualiF under TIE innucnce u
tt..Ir 'llrlaaIs az the wlrst kind, the desire
.ltat and kept az. and The result IL
|.tIa .as.ni upQl a drunksrd's life aud
tt.e aa1 aesIre slf viii have sL-
.T I.ofio. We nu.iIHl tnn CLOSING receipt. Get
#WH HnEl1e EHoailaudfs Germ nm
.Ht ufs uIa rec quarts 81
1Ga Brandy or ~ istS.icy. aud tho re-
r.t Ha preparation l.tt VII Tar oIcct
s|fIH ana l.a excellence any Of the
l...I... itnaHf IlIIeli l fhe market, and viii
.lst fn uea fees. hrl VII have All the biz
a.aaI tlnotfnnufs Nltters IN connection
good art0Ie al tiInef. AZ a much les prizes
ta. tnf0 .ufeIlrr prfrarsI RI viii coft Flu-
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN,S
PULMONIC WATERS.

oftuta.i Medlci.e est.btl she'd IA 1884, aud first
article Of tue kind ever introduced under The
name Of ssPuIsosio wssEss." In this or any other
coantrv. all other Fulmonic W afcrs are counter
s~it. me genuine be known By the name
BRYAN being stamped on each "erHh.
RssAs's PuIsosio wArkns
p.l,.x. Cough Colds. Sore Throat. Hosrsensss
Favss's fur~opso wsrsx
aslley Asthma. Bronchits. Difficult hfeathlng.
H.ssx's rufso<fo WAssAs
x.ftexe splitting Of Biood. Pains I'm tho Chest
hxrAs's PuLwosso WArss
p.llsxe Iaslpient Consumption. Lang Diseases
RrxA.ss Pus inoSIc WAsx.s
u.,,.~.t r-,sssion ~ TIE uvuls sni Tcnslls
R.vas's pulxoslo Wssx.z
p~lt~x~ the q bove com lsint- IN ten rninutef
R.ss<'- fuh~osfc Wssxns
Are shls--sng 10 all Cissses sndConsstnsions-
nsssx's put~osso wsrsns
Are adapted Cor vocsiists aud faone SveA<"s-
Bxsss's rvtsosTo warns
kr.sn simple form ami pleasant TO the TASTE
nzxAs's Pulsosrc wAssss
Sct only relieve bat edcct rapid snd lasting cufe&
Rsvks's futsosIc wsrsss
Are wsrrantsf ts Ftve Satisfaction - ever one
No family should Be without sees ~
R4sAss ruLsessc wsFxns
In the hous~.
a. tr.x,,~r .hould be without supply q
R-sAs's rvlso~so wArvs
in HE pocket
y. p~r~sn ~iii ever object % give Tor
RssAs's futso~tc wsssss
rwsnsy-nve Gents
yOR MOSES. Sole Prophetic
f.csrtlkntt "a. Ne~ YORK.
For sale by all Druggists
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II <RRHHk AND DysxSrKRy.-ws hss
sxsminei great numha q letters from cone =
The ns-s prominent citizens ef sinesanau and Gov
laxtsn. etc. speaking In N. highest terms % TT.
sulckland's hu.Ckolea hlxiafs Zoe The cure Of
ai.rrhsr. .nd ay-~ntsry. The letters are % hong
,i,ln r,si,. 4 Cow axtsn. says be VS.
easaae a ~ srshls ~ the ee<t doctors In ciacin-
a.si .ns e-ste - pr. ssrickisnd's AMI -chei-
Mixture effected rstmsn-u, cure amer suses.
lrs Cor usath. 9TH the worst fsrm q s.rrh~A and
issentesy
soldiers thias M suscklssa 10 saise Hight
TN .s-snx yea Ms adv srsi-~asat IN eur eeiuans
= te-a&y- g.per. % tale essiss 81 hts highly re-
ocmmsaae<i khu -chei-ra nlxtare IN ycar hap
..rs-. u nay the nve- - many % cur ss.s se'
ter. Mothers. zee that year sons d net asssss
a. Tea can sssr sh- rras sser~- "a 50 e>nts -
eestle. His - b>-t r-asts fr nsuhees a.
uyssni~ry.
4 mkr1~thi.s
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tN- The llth Indiana IL now with Gen
Sheridan. On the evening Of the eth inst.
the regiment concluded TO take vote for
President and and Governor. Accordingly
the polls we're opened. and the vote cast
,rsfh fhx ioIlo ring resnlf.
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q A Rxxgpy FOR Pn.Ts-ni. bi~s,ins
the suffering know that ~e have an snectual cure
lcr this truly Troublesome disease. MI. p. Har-
srae. q lea second street. Cincinnati. O.. tAkss
great pleasure IN informing sn Who suffering
With piles that be used small quantity Of Dr..
stiesisna's PIE Remedy. AMI u effected psrma-
,~nt eure THIS seems 20 be the case with all Who
nah. use Of shi. .psesaid preparation. Ills man
uf.csurea al No. Fast Fourth street. ciseinnsti.
O. ant sola by ali prugxist--
March A kf.u
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THI. -Iaree we hoi1iog nearly dou
~ ~ ~ per Bottic-half dorep
s,se-ss csuis PER Bottle =
go. s ~. -
rr....r s.rfrrt esnrsisi notLass a.. arcius
81 rrT rf tfH fufe-~Ir 8iIrF prtpsr-
- sFt-f n ~ risas. haf ssnt % -
tl frfafi FrrrffIF p4eEet. ~ expxess-
eIrFstrra af e - @AIkt0&, }" a.
81 earn trfttr.
,rrrlrsf fls'-s srf narsiactofF, ae. G1l AroA
lorkS A KvAra
--..4st n.ll KsoS Co Proprsss1rs
f~ne- sr's - nrurrirss sna Ds.isrs sxs
1r- f. ~ f-t.ei afafss. =
o. a t8st4teo4
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From 0hio--Capt. r. Mcs,ag & Bros, 100

From Oh'o--Clpt r. McGrav Bros, 3os.
From chIgan--Ionafian Boag & Co., $780,
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts By Railroads 10 its Hudson River - o,s.
Eic z. T., 3o3 New-Jerscy Central X. r., 462 Total
,t8i Our broker gives the following quotations.: 10y
Live Weight. Dead Weight
estern corn-fed hogs, ID ...ll4al2i I5ial6,
Disliery fed hozs, 1, U..,.....u Ul2 Isl0Is;
VITO crass or mast fed hoe, I'm 9 al ltaIs,
There material alternt in the quotations for Hos IA.
day prices reported last week Tie quality OF the ar,
rivals l. hardly pared with the run Ills Fall
and IA ahseuce of extra lots the top figure las, weeI
quotations would nominal During the interval however,
sales have been effected Sc advance present qaoions
But tod the demand has suffered abatement and ,hs
market sMana rather inactive. The transactions limited
but there nothing predict decline. The following are
the pices Best ades l2c TO 3c medium grades lie "a
i2lc ordinary Grades, lie TO l2c No Still Hogs OF The mar.
kc n.er my very ordinary rough Corn Hogs Arrival
or the week. 1861 corresponding last year % ga
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FRurr.PREsERvIyG soIUrroN.-Mr. l..

SPEAR Of No. 81 Hudson ST., city and Braintee, VT,
has for some years been experimenting In the preerva
ton OF fruits. meats and vegetables, and has at length
succeeded In manufacturing IN inexpensive eonpOlna
which eJee,ualy serves the purpose without thc sdd
on of any other material Articles OF food preserved
by this method do not require sealing, and KEEP SOUND
for an Indefinite period
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KNOCKED Dowy AND ROBBED WILL Az II.

LYNCH, residing at No. leo Chcrryst. met party IN
the Bowery on Monday night and accompanied them
20 an eatng.saloon in Division ST. near the bosei!
While leaving the place. he became engaged N iasa
rel with one Of the party named JhREhiAn ~
Vim finally grabbed his watch yauod at ESQ knoekea
lin down and then ran away. He was erresi'd ~
Officer STRUCK OF tho Seventh Precinct Who ioaId me
watch in his possession Justice MANsiihlp ''N'
mitted the accused for examination.
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AMERICAN BIBLE UNIoy.-The anniversary

tho Amerie,n.B,ble Union will be held to-day and to-
morrow in the meeting house Of the First Bipi''
church corner Of Brosmo and Flizabeth.sis conf
neroir. NJ ~ o.cIock The following Is the list ~
speakers engaged: Tho Rev. WILLIAM Cam. Ani 80
II. JOKES IsAAc wEscoTT ID; d.. A. y; mii shn =
WILLIAM ). CLAP. GEORGE WEbsIIh, tn',''. ss
RppwTR. w w. EvERIs ID. D.. THOMAS ARNi Aos,
ID d.. President Of tho Union The New les .Ve 4.
revised complete from the fnal COMMITTEE MI "
ready for distribution at the Anniversary
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COOPER UNION LITERARY Glass;

COOPER UNION LITERARY CLASS.-1ne first
regular monthly lecture OF { season under the aus
picea OF the above class viii be delivered on Saturday
evening October % 1884, Of eight o'clock, in the Music
Hall Of the Cooper Union. by Mr. JoHN BYRRs. Subject:
Literary Composition This is the first Of course OK
monthly lectures u be delivered az the Cooper Union
during the coming Fall and Winter on the las Satur'
day evening OF each monthto which the public ere IN
VII
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The POSTAL MosEy-ORDER SysrEM.--Ii

arrangements for commencing business arc ne"fs CON
plete, and there Is no doubt that the new Sa"' wa"
come into operation on the LIST Of November nes' =
large apartment has been MED pp WIN se T., s
r,nSaction Of the money order business the en- %
to which will be on Cedar st.. aud more imPg ne
Inc first instalment Of two thousand orders hss heer
.et apar for each OF the one hundred and t9r 80
designated as money order Offices 10 oesln NH,
With and afterwards tho New Work once VIZ Ina
than nav he on band Altogether eyeythinf 10
fairly for the prompt and successful ina'go "'o'
aYefcM.
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III. total number this week 65ll head compares with 6's
head last wees aud with 500 heed average per week last
The number sold yesterday day the principal
is $3.50 head compares with s2 head ms week, end with
045 head The average per wees Last year. and with Jeo
head, 1t market one yearsgo
THE OPENING, OR PRINCIPAL DAY or The MARREr.
Monday, Oct. H.-Anothef breakdown in the
cattle inaIset Prices cont pound less than last Mon
t., 1903 moie cattle nj alt brought into this
ket ers had been any chance OF sale at the prices OF Last
week. bai drover thought they were then There are
already here 1850 flesh stock, aad ~ stale, and t6i head
were sod Bergen, bedc the small tote ~ other places
during tho week enough 10 make up COCO head b.sdc
wis, arrive or 'he closing day This UPON Go nmsne
receipts Of ias week could not b break down tho market
Tic svopsa Of day j. estimated Of 10 p 10. 1t isrue that
The quality very low. We have never seen
proportion oftwo and three year old steers Just In good
bis eis sell. Of iiaiic NJ ttakss very good drove
Western .t"ers 40 average IjalCe 10 Some choice ONO
some good State have sold at 5aGc few fancy cattle
have sod lGc nothing higher that have heard Of,
uin steers &C. ths stn.s stock, roi 1T 8qi2c y TO- and
very du sales ii that The humber Of cattle ifom this State
arc &c. a. H. ess than three weeks ogo appear
be ia sort Of panic to get their stock IN before pces un
Of the day very duh, and although the alcsmcn made
What 70. morrow mag bring forth shan and report.
To dy the h.et hard one Tor fo'rr' some Of whom
Yor, .os 81 ~ per head on stock bought al the West
CLOSE or THE NARKtr.
Tsadav Oct. 25-rhe morning ia fair and cool and with
bk demand woud he favorable to diovor. Ash 10 there
ar good many sick Sam rot aono th. week The
market j. entirely overlooked with cattle only NJ Tor the
packer The Bee! suitable for retail but cbefs yet must
b. sold them not At all No wants bach Oeei at
s,snt rice' under prcent prospects. besides the large
supply here. suppose that 20JD were within call.
II e whole had boon thrown At once npon the market
would have beyond the power OF any
tive combination revive again FROM the number OF cattle
om tbs state q is evident that there 10 panic anon.
get them oH before the pnce gets down TO wheo 1t
j. pdy sLdng Every week the dfoveIs oiicr the farmers
owef aud lower aud yet every w'ss when they get here
they Ind p,cs down % tnat they cahgo sell hout ots
10 cilNg very few shipping cattle aud GA advcr
uensbt % iut cot ~ ,,v eobtiseL which We presume
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Tng UNION HOME SCHOOL iAiR.-ih' "
Home School Fair at Irving Hal stu M..aee Ih.
band Of tic seventh, Reeimcli Is ID .cn5' ~
enee. and ast night u ,i.it rhs ''r.ci'o ''''
r,cNi W Gnd aNppnfoN
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II 70 a. annlicat,on of Ron
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocr. 2s.-BsiOr'
Judge Belts.
arsu

The Marshal this morning made return ofrrocess
duly served IN tie following cases viz :-Uned States ash
Nineteen Cases rsrked L. T. f., containing Chat paign9
Wine James stopleton Nc 'sfHgt Edwin BOYD Grsc:'
Isu.o at The Steamship sphen Blond Her locke &c.
IN Assecriore III Muua sielri gone della Mamie Mer-
camille III senenne agt. III. Steamship stephen Blond Hes
Iacl IL Appearances entered aud weeks time gwen "a
ausvrr United States Thirty four Baes and Two Hall
Bale Of ottou marked G. r. u. John Mura sst FiNeeu
ae. MERCHANDISE John McAaly sgt Eighteen Cases Mer
chauda VIVA Mcmahon ag, Three hundred and ssyenty'
ne Bundes Cast Steel Rods J. A. Martyr sg Twelve Casee
Merchandise. DEGREES OF condemnation and reference or
deIed. O., # !
ADMISSION 10 PRACTICE -
On motion of CHARLES D0SoHuE, esq. JOIN
HENRY PEIcE member OF ,ho Vow fofk bar, Omitted
rols
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
epPREME COURT-CHArByRs-ocr aa-Beforo Ju.tic.
LEONARD.
THE sEAGRIsT CASE AGAIN.

LEOSAHD a
THE sEAGRIsT CASE AGAIN.
The People ex rel. FRANCIS SEAGRIsT agt MARIE
cEH reator csins this custody Of per
son OF w. SEAGRsr boy six years of age. the
ground that lac taken by the retor from the Bos Poor
House aud regularly ndented four years The respond
.u returned hot che tie mother OF the child and
Therefore entitled to lis custody.
The return tayersed, and time allowed 10 take te.
mony
ANOTHER HABEAS CORPUS.
| The People ex rel WILLIAM MARTIN agt. MARY
NAnTrs-The reator applies under this writ for the custody
Of .ous HARRISON ALYYAsDHR h. and MARY MARTINI
children al uAder the OF -four years the issue o: The ra
tor ard respondent The two eldest JOHN and ALszAsDHA
only produced the being only -four months
old md hei production in Court, immediately left the
with whom they entrusted, and sought thet
father with whom tie youngest remained during his stay 10
| Cont.
There suit for divorce et tsoro pending b.
! tween tie rca'or and respondent.
The further hearing The matter adjourned until the
| 10Th Of Noycmhoi next.
DECISIONS.
In re. tho application OF benjamin +. Styles fol
the dcharge Of Robinson ATT John FitchWr discharged
/ aud Irise ner reminded.
Lola " O. Clover by her guardian. agt Francis A. Cover>
| Rcpor Confirmed and Julg ueut OF divorce granted
B,rfsniu r. Hatch Corn l.. V. lIstch-Aiowirg ~
per wcet M ] counsel fee Of : 100 allowed
| Victor nJourg az, Herman Lagte-Mouon gained on
payment Il = 10 costs Of opposing notion
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UNITED STATES CoMMlssfONERs OFFICE-Oor
Before Commissioner STuwKLL
COMMITTED.

L. S. agt JOHN +. ScHwEEER.-The accused
stands charged with passing counterfeit postal currency
Az examination ordered snd the accused committed 70
await The seton OF the Grand Jury.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CBAxBzns Oct as
Before Jndae CARpoEo.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CHAxsyns, Oct as
Before Judge CARpoEo
THE sRAGRISr sBDCcTroN.
People ex rel. Maria Eckhard agt. The Commits
siocs Of Charities and correction. writ of Hsbsss Cor
pns sblc this morning the resior being destined
,te charge ulna pring George Henied Seasri: ,rS
Judge held the evidence insufficient 20 ho! INC reIso,
and discharged ner
GEsBFAL TsRx-Oet. 2S-Decre Judges DAILY, BRADY and
CAaD0Lo
BULKHEAD DISTRACTION. -
Cop AIT. WINTERs.--lhis was Pm appeal from
he District Court Of the y Of New k for the First Jad
cia pl'irt The antiH ~ over damages ssoncd
Into, loose the stairs Of ne plaintiff, erected son tie
at tho foo, Of Ttoms North River, much
iucd In tie below the plaintiff recovered and the
defendant tho .eupon appealed.
claimed tho argument, that under the Act OF tie
Legislature the State Of New passed Apu Ia 1857,
any obstruction erected from b. Shead Ia the city New
York Illegal.
The Count this view OF the subject and reversed tho
Judgment.
Silal B. Prownen for Apr,Han,s VIM. A. Boz for Re-
spondeni.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPxcI,L TKRx-OcT ?s-Hefore
Justice MOXcRIEF.
DECISIONS.
JosErH j. MILLS agt. NATHANIEL DolE.-See
memorandum with Clerk.
MIou,yI HALL ast MaRGARsr HALI.-Rsport 81 referee
confirmed aud decIee of divorce srentsd
Before Justice BARBOUR.
CYApLEs &. iEArcy at. 1E0N a. RHoDgs.-Nase set
ted
neioro ChiefJus.ice ROBERTSON.
TnoYAs BUTLBR aganf; GEORGE W. NILES tsi-OrdeI
settlsd.
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IHE sHEEP MARKET.

FpcDiff this fatcV
QrorArioSsthe following reports OF sac, OF sheep ana
Lambs hy s.seth 81 tho sheep brokers who sell coun
SION will i've the average Of prices per had his%ck They
quoted 10, live weight. Tor sheep tiaoc Lambs, 4
dler.
Tie Sheep make, Is IN sad condition for dsovss Some Of
them wonli be of with only dollar head lose
n. supply Is entirely great FOR the demand wholesale
40 opcuc because The who.salc meat ninIAe
i foil already The brokers only got rid Of s0l by accept
Ing whatever buyers choose Trade opened Monday
morning IA soIe little show Of lfo az case. d 10. for old
Sheep but Tucsi,y morning il vas lcle at l hall cent
pound decline Morday. Nothing would eel at rstes
estimated over a. e H. uncs called snt buyers were
unwilling weigh a that. They wanted stock NJ thou own
estimate 4 weight Some extra Canada sheep, average ilo
iba, sold Monday al 4dGic. The same would 10, bring
o. to-day though thry would sell quicker AZ hr than
OF the medium lots would at 7c Tho hardest ot' to
sell the poorest With the present rate Of supply the pfe
will decline, and hope Tot Growers OF
decline n tie supply Of large los held out this
y crk In hopes Il Drttgr market.
Lambs did appear 20 uier great decline Monday
Old sheep bat that not the case Tuesday 'uch 10
would sell quick Monday at l0alc were du the neat morn
ins sid9ir The price OF pets rom ~ 81 70 ~ ~,
a,ela.in not much over 81 We advise all who can 70
winter sheep rather than crowd falling market Another
like this Will bdns prices down past th. hope OF re-
CuNcTy.
Ro6 H. Hume sold Il Bownns 100 sheep at IN ayegsse
ol - 81 aud 4 as Lambs at f4,yl per head.
McGaw & OBtien epoft sales OF 3dSl Sheep and Lambs,
mixed AZ average of 10 o.! - -,
CLlinbern gy,a Sale, through Kn.e NcPher Judd
buckingham A. Van Vert John Ksse aud owners IA FOL
lows: G sheep aud Lambs at 49, 100 DO at ~ 90 400 do.
at I 500 do 1t SO s AS do. So 900 do at - 5 lso
do 1t rs 6J 800 do at IS co. 10 at 3Oi 1873 DO ~
IS J7 200 do IS IS; rs do at IS 49, 1904 DO ut 49, S
DO. ca rs - at 1905 Ai9 do at ~ 99 ls9do at
Al u: .la DO, az 81
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HgrY ppoyyRs AT BRowSISG's.
From Canads-B. Pinhham, ITO: w. j. Allison, l92.
sHgYr HtCiIvID AT BRiKSa

From New.York-T :. Hoopsf 200 Jamrs Van w
/ r. shufe 4IOi T. s. Jones, Tgi q. Stephens ~ MN H.
0slor %; T. T. Calhoun lJ6I II. d. Wilbur, g. neelei
Dayi, 37; J. Jenk, 1905 John 3 White, li9i ss'Da,t
John H. Msnng, Js9, p. BAby 10, J.; d. pods, w H. ~
ymk 200; j. j. Palmer ii7 y. Y: sherman i,V,i ~ w
Mill 2g9 Rurdick CO 2si, ~. Pordy lj' ~. huiss
40. q. Rowe 4 90 80
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HUI ~ L II
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"a ~, pIsIrs Ri X is,Ni srf-Rgh leg sn.putstei
49, p.,1,tn Ia, g. lst VI Authorization II leg
Ilr,u Teibe3 H., I Ist VI At-.G.oin
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g. o. 1osGn 70. IL, ~ ,t--Ampuauoh Hgh' reg
Lewis ncuan 90. y tth " He'd 1T,
Aowo Oyeh, Co. L eh Nt;-hight arm, shght'
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Mn ". Logan, 20; l., on H.. "gha hsno
Edward w. Vine, Co y, ah Vt-Leit sru.
Geo. L. Niles. Go. +. STA Vt-Left hand
Chas. N. Horton, Go. IL Sh tt3Ampa'ahon et arm.
c eD Th"'h,. ~ Co. A. sti vRvh blg.
Lucia. y: siurs-n. Co; G. sth w.@Lelt shoulder
~ x w,dgn 70 q sh Vt-Riaht hand
M Smith, Co II, 5tl yt.-Head severe;
John Crawford 60 IL. 5.h tt,-hish shoulder.
Truman Heynold, 20. T.. stn NtTntsui 1t.
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HELP wASTED-EEaIaLEs..

-, .ws, 10 =, -, -. = !, -, wo
~ ms., wen recommended. Apply alter Al 0elScA A.
NJ. at 3i3 9th av.i between sd aud 3ith sta
WAHrED-A SMART. ACTIVE GIRL TO COOK.
~ WASH aud lros IN private fami good city ree'
renee re!nNsd Apply al No. City Hal, keepers room,
on Masdsy from 10 20 I o. lock. tHG tAEsM1
WAsrED-A GOOD DREssMAKER AT TIT BROAD
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MATRiMONIAI..

A YOUNG NAN or GOOD EDUCATION. FINE PER
"A sonal appe arance, kind, generous disposition some
means and prospect in NE desires y form the 40
young lady who uions educated, afsblc,
wealthy and OF cool standing society. wth aview 70
msrniouy mutually pleased Address IN sseerv fhio.
box l70 Herald 0lice.
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mo WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND sUNDRYMEN.-
Wanted situation 2. assistant ecokkespsr Or clerk n
Wholesale drug sundres house, BY young man who
had years experience - bookkecper and afans
ID the retail business and who would dsyoie himself unre
much object permanent situation; first class refe
10 character and aby Address j. W. Vs. Herald
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BARGE FOR ExcUR-
"A sions The Harvest Home and the Rhincbcck, with
steamboats, aud groves such desired Commitees fur
nshcd al Information Excursion Office 3s2 West street.
corner Of Barrow. ii. b. CR0sSErr.
1CxCURsIONs.- DoUBLE DECK BARGEs AND SIDE.
II wheel STEAMERS 10 let, with Biddle's and Dadleys
Woodbridge Park Comm respectfully
invited TO call the proprietors oniv
X. v. BONNELL CO., $50 Front street.
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vrBRrR YOUNG MEN IN tue UNION AMY ARB
o. npeniag correspondence With three yeuna
ladies', viii vlcf 70 niuiai Improvement ard 20 49,
,s~,r Kcarney, James Eliot Company FIT, hrst tsn
men New YORK voinn~efs. Hstts Island Mes hotS nsS
lox. N n.