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pcr.onal Int~iIfuencc.

Mr.. j. c. Clemens and family o, ST. Louis William
Spuy the, OF Havana; Mr.. A. Warncr OF New Orleans,
and Mrs wagey Of Memphis, are stopping at the Metro.
politan Hotel.
Colonel william n. Seward, q. & A., ard Mr.. George
Fosdick, Of New Orleans, are stopping at the Asor
House.
Tho Kirg OF the Belgans conferred upon Sir John
Bowrins The honorary distinction Commandcrshp Of
the Order CT Leopold.
Tho Emperor Alexander, at KissngeD, named the King
of Bavaria Colonel Of the First regiment OF Huans OF the
Guard tho proprietor Of which tho late King Maxi
milan, OF Bavaria
The new King OF wur,cmburg, married In 1876 10 the
Grand Duchess Olga ssior OF the Emperor Of Russia
children. The heir presumptve to the throne is
Prince Frederic, 500 Of the lato Prince Paul, who
vas brother OF The late King William.
Durand Brager, the marine painter, was lately AZ
that port add visited the Of the combat Of the
Keararge and Alabama for tho purpose Of preparing tor
a picture OF the Incident.
Tho Emperor Francis Joseph, who has lef Carlsbad
Intends before returning TO hs capital To stcp for
days at Prague the Emperor Ferdinand, his uncle,
who IN 1SiS abdicatcd IN hts favor.
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rheo rlake Mrs Baues. mother and three children;
u hendrcs Mrs Frank Rance ROB, hSossy' sdy and
Captain george Barclay three children and servsot; Al.
her niblee. Frank welsn MRS Emma 2 osmer Mrs IN
Helen and two Children. AIRS Stout: Norris and
family, Mrs Lueeersinor and chile a Dempsey s1d
sy Lady aad fas h boz
c ;sp. ana eh Sa'Is r. rosdn.t rnnS A VOORHEES,
Mrs Den Allen and four children, Mrs = ROCK
M Me. jenny Wheeler Baines and family, MP. Bld
well and ehd Cen Larsrae De Forge Paul DC tu,eqoe
& ssase a.. .sy .a ss, ssnSs
f.,'GS lsss nsT:os S's Iss"ss s
ana s. s,%s. Sos, sassy
ter. Henley, Mrs X Hazard, MRS Murphy and
s sdf s s.es Seq . w ssoy
5i s.p k
ter, daughter aud Two soma Lewis and Cornelius Her
ssr schrr, s m. rrsss M Hsncn n. Ar,soi
jso q Hester L,es.T osrr., Jao Skinner, " cross
Thosl Johnston, N cannon E.l. and family, Gee socd
tui complement IN the steersge.
DEPARTURES.
LvvsRroot-s,c.mship City o. Msrchesser-Mls q q
sen NseFss ses siS Say ~. A sfeusSo Smea
sssse wlsvr s Nearsso Ns- fsrs
d. syS SsSps e s Faa rssss Now
NJ pmny Bs,lon, Boston; Camanho ygnsn9 de h s
o oo. mn S.,: s w " s Sars
Davis wife aud ehild; Al Gray, seCanee. seu0f'-
aud others IN stserass
SssssS he, Jas ss H sS,s Essss@; Ss.ss
sands f6Ss Russell, W ii tsvry, Nassau. Geo pr,snsp
.son ~ mss.. en1 Y vsrpno, rsser foI New Y1rs
Nathan uodesoD, wm Fisidhouse, B1ssnd
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Supreme Court-Cham pers.
Before Lndge Joseph Barnard.

AuGusr e.-ln the mater Of ne application Of Ceorgs
Ksys-Thc applicant this convicted Of petit
larceny In the Court OF Special Sessions AMI sent &c The
Peniteniary for three months On tbs trial traospred
that property alleged TO have been stolen worth
$40 The counsel Cor the prisoner bed that The offence,
VI any committed consisted Of grand larceny, aud
claimed that accused should be tried before the court
OF General Sessions writ VI certorsr was allowed on
the ground that the Court Of special Sessions bad 90
jursd cton 10 The matter aud tue counsel Cor the
prisoner FOR tabeas corpus 80 that the prisoner
might TO allow ed " 60 OIL large until the matter should
be decided by the Supreme Court general term
Tue Assistant District Attorney was present. 10 oppose
the notion but the announced that any argument
on the point unnecessary Judge Barnard said he
would be ashamed OF himself he frivolous
matter before ,ne genersi term and declared The writ
quashed.
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POINT OF ROCK.
mr.. william II. Mcrri. ms Despatch.


PoNr ROCKS, Va, August Ill AN.
TIE CASE OF BROADER WILDE
Brigadier General Z. A. Wilde, United states volrn-
eeers, was recently nrragncd and tried be ore court
martial, OF which Brigader General I. II. NELL, Acting
Inspector General OF the Eighteenth army corps.
president The charge upon which General Wilde was
tried dsobedence OF orders in that he refused 10
iect from his command a competent quartermsser for
she purpose relieving another one that when
'Lordered by his commanding officer Brgadior General
t. ". Hincks, he refused to comply, saying, .Tcll Gen.
,Hncks that know my rights, and shall maintain them."
General wilde plead guilty to the first second specin
cations, and guilty to the charge. lie was found
guilty upon oil three by the court, and sentenced 10
Suspension from rank aud pay for six months,
and 70 DO reprimanded in general orders. The
tpomt OF interest in the case, as developed
by Major General Butler the reviewing authority as tho
commanding General Of the department, by whom the
iproceedngs OF the dsapproved turns upon
sbe spirit orders No 4e, 1885, which provide
explicitly tina, majority Of a court trying officer IN
command Of coored troops shall be composed OF ocers
commanding colored troops General Wilde duly pleaded
ths order, and fully sustained by General Butler.
Touching order the Commanding General Of the do
apartment arms he has found prejudice among some
Iofcers-which prejudice now happily dying out-so
strong pvotcratc and dccprooted that 10 his Judgment
after mature reflection such officers uamey, those not
charges officer who does command theu) would not
form impartial tribunal lie therefore made the order
referred TO, which, accepted by the coming writers
npon military law, will Of course in this respect, mate
riay modify the system Of military Jurisprudence In our
army.
CAPTAIN W. n HOWE,
assistant adutant general OF the army, but more re.
Gently upon the staff General W. H. Brooks. as Corps
Commisssry OF Musters, been relieved from duty In
She Tenth corps and ordered TO report 20 the Aduant
General OF the army AT Washington for orders The New
York papers lately seemed 10 concur 10 the announce
enent that Captain Howe hal been killed before Peters
Burg aud Tor this the Psburg papers, the ty
wherein Captain Howe resides, unanimously produced
choice and ceag obituary notices the deceased ~ on
her II is gratifying TO know that after having boon bit
pevera times be stil survives to serve his dag with
ability, success and accepta6ce Two Captain Howcs
From Massachusetts, regiments were, however, killed be-
fore Petersburg aud this fact doubtless led the
Cake
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ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL OTHERS INJURED.
From the 81 Louis Democrat. August 10.
About h,fpast nine O'Clock yesterday morning the
boiler IN carpenter shop on Flo irtocnth street. bew
with tremendous explosion completely demolishng the
building aud buryn four men In the ruins. The sound
was like the explosion OF sixty four FOUNDER. and
crowd gathered around q d went TO work TO
tricate the from the mass 81 brick aud broken
tunbers that covered them
aGeorge Groop starbuildcr, was at work at the time
OF explosion the south end OF the shop sixty ect
from the boiler. lie noticed the wall moving, and
stopped level with his bench by WATCH prec Iuton
be escaped the filling rubbish which piled above
him. and crawied out without being hurt, hav ne
ceived only slight scratch upon bis wrist
The eng neer, Fred (his other name not known,
ipsens ID g when taken out, and died IN bali an hour
Louis Deelhoim, when extricated, was found TO be
scacet the neck and arms, but not dangerously in
jurcd, and able To walk home Deitehem had
charge OF the engine al the time
Oliver Ia Page, carpenter an old shop hand, was at
work the story. His flee bruised aud his
head and bruised that his eyes forced nearly
OF their sccse lie REFINED his consciousness but
ful
The OF the explosion was detective iron In tho
boiler, which had been In four ave years. n e
boiler split about the centre, turning II compulsory
around, and throwing pece about ten feet by five or
six a distance OF di,y yards The boiler was fourteen
horse power. The building Two story brick, sixty
i've by thirty three feet.
We have never seen n building completely do
rnoished than this u looked like had been turned
upside down and shaken TO pieces Scarcely Que brick
was ieit tor OF apother Those who were looking
at the time the house was lifted about twenty ieet
la the
The boiler appeared thinner than common boiler rou
and competent inspector would no doubt have pr.
nouuced II unit for usc
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. 6 3 !! A N 7.
CITY POINT.
mr.. .. Cad waiiader's Desp patch.
CnY Pour, August IL, 1876

mr.. ,. Csdwaiiader's Despatch.
CnY Pour, August IL, 1864
ras wnscK AID DEBRIS or LATE EXPLOSION
IL being rapidly cleared away and wharf and govern.
ment buildings win be repaired for occupation
csn hear Of additional bodies having found since
sthe main account Of the accident was sent you.
KILLED
yv not be the number currently reported and may
certany be set down at than thirty Ave. and proba
bly, less than twenty fve The difficulty in ascertainug
precisely Is that the negroes who disabled
away. Many supposed to be killed returning daily
sSome Of them stopped in their beadlong flight until
six eight and miles placed between them and
Fthe scene Of the disaster. =
REBEL pssEarHRs AND RKrUoEn
are coming within ines daily 10 considerable num-
bers aud the unvarying story OF suffering and
discomfort among the rebel sodery and people, II 10
StoIeraby we'll been moving large
bodies troops norhward for the supposed reinforce
fment OF Early. Fitzhugb Lees cavalry and several
columns Of infantry are known 10 have gone.
t.N#m QUIET REcoNxoeANCKs
are going forward here strength the rebel
army left. and a week mny not pass away without some
counter movement part. the visit Of General
Grant 70 Upper Potomac known In Rebellion
ssoon Gotham, and interpreted . with.
drawa of main force here for active operations
Athat quarter under the immediate Lieu
tenant General. They have apparently been hurrying
Sand rallyng IN hot haste thitherward ever since.
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THE FIFTH CORPS.
HE. Il. A. Hendricks Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH Army CoRPs,
BEFORE PETERSBURG, August IL, 1854. j

Mr. Il. A. Hendricks Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS. FIFTH Amy CoRPs,
BEFORE PETERSBURG, August IL, 1854 J
MILITARY KNI0HB
combination OF officers has Just been formed In this
SOrps, whose sole and avowed purpose 70 smooth the
wrnked front Of grim visaged war; "Kuiahts Of the
Social Circe'' Ii the Of this new organization.
They had their frst meeting evening, which lasted
,sonswhas Int morning Is was numerously attended,
and the concomtans commissary and cold collation. and
music and toAsta and speeches and songs indicated
imost fully che appropriateness of the chosen.
never heard speeches brimful OF pungency and
mrth, tsasts OF iucisve wit and sarcasm, songs
whose nrshtul melody touching pathos reused
the latent Joys deepest feelings Of the SOUL The leading
tspeaksrs Colonel walcb sixteenth Michigan Lieu
teoant Colonel Sherwn, Twenty second Massachusetts,
lDr. Read, Medical Director Third DIVISION Captain
Zenith, Corps Commissary, and Captain Burdett.
the Arkansas Traveller" by Captain Steele,
was one OF the finest humorous delpeatons
captains B. Bucklen, George n. Weir John D. Adair
and H. H. Finley commissaries OF tho corps furnished
,shs collation. which in extent and variety reflected the
highest credit their taste and liberalty The follow
ling wsse chosen as permanent officers
Prssideut-Colone WEIGH, Sixteenth Michigan.
yioe Observation-Disclosures Calonel Sherwn, Twenty.
second Massachusetts Dr. Read Surgeon in Chief Third
division.
ss.enCs Captain W. s. Davis, Chief Of Pioneers; Captain
Burdett Commssary Subsistence Captain John b. Adair
iCommeSary subsistence Or. Derby, Surgeon-in Chief
Fourth DIVISION Lieutenant Ford Norris, Assistant Adju
tant General artillery brigade.
Troasurer-Captain Hilton
ne organization Is meet weekly the sxgences Of
she permit It's object high toned and for tho
ycla Improvement and rational enjoyment Of members
rHK cHAMRERsBURG SUFFERERS.
subscription paper is in circulation, having for its
,objeet relief OF the Chambersburg sufferers large
.hss already been subscribed.
TEE NEWS FROM MOBILE AND ATLANTA.
News reaching from Mobile and the situation Of
anAs about Atlanta has had very inspirtng effect on
the troops.
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GENERAL McCrmLAS.-we observe that an effort Is be.
ing de place General Mcclellan In command OF the
de Of Washington, and probably the forces
along the Upper Potomac from Haipcrs Ferry
TO Cumberland. Even his enemies must couccde 10 him
abilities comm snder superior 10 those OF dozen
officers holding important positions. those who
insist that he traitor In sympathy with the rebels
do not know the man, or miciously determined TO
disparago him. Ills political sentiments may not tally
with those of tho sdn,iustratin but that n not com
petcnt for forced retirement There good
many generals whose views differ widely from those
OF the instration General McCleans; but u has
not been deemed expedeD proper 70 remove them
that account Whatever doubts entertained by In
formed unpreudiced persons OF General McCleian's
ability field commander, n s generally admitted that
he competent 10 orgsuize an army and Il ~ evident IN
the confusion Of snrs north ot the Potomac that
organizing capacity and military unity things de-
maid -C,nciunoh Com p.sfc,al IN epu bhcanl
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TIE COURT OF INQUIRY.


ARMY Of TIE PoroxAc. August IL, 1854.
In the court OF inquiry In relation TO the unsuccessful
the enemys position In front Of Petersburg
ths Soth Of july General Burnside after had finished
giving his direct testimony day. questioned by the
court especially In relation to the Instructions given by
him 70 his division generals concerning the assault the
military formation and tactical movements OF the storm
Ang columns, and also in relation to whether he had
shority order troops other than his intended TO
fascist in the assault that day The Whole OF General
Burnsdss direct testimony is introduced 10 demonstrate
that he did everything that any in his position could
: do 10 insure tho OF the affair." What important
poinsthe court elicit during the Of the in
souiry only the sequel itself will show.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Affairs before Petersburg.

(From the Richmond Sentinel, August IL
PETERsBurG August TO- 1854.
About to-day heavy explosion occarre! In rear
OF the enemy's lines the City Point road. he cause
ia unexp aimed There rather more than the usual
sharpshooting and mortar Smelling this evening The
weather Is sutry. There slight rain to day.
eECoSD DESPATCH.
PxrERsBuRG, August 10, 1854.
The explosion yesterday IS stll Unexplained. The
enemy are concentrating their lises right their
eft) recedng the direction OF ho Weldon R'l-
road, and showing themselves in diminished force.
Every indicates that the enemy are throwing them
selves on defensive There little sharpshootins,
and scarcely apy NOR or artillery firing to-day.
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Destructive Fires.

within the past few days there have been number
or destructive conagratiops in various parts Of the
country There was a large nre 10 Boston on Thurs.
day. one this city Friday, and another 10 Troy yes
terday The losses by IRE this year enormous and
entirely unprecedented BY the following table, CON-
piled from record kept in this Office Of confasratons
where the loss amounted to $50 coo and upwards, will
be seen that the number OF res and the value OF the
property destroyed during the month Of July was as
follows
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naoe behavior OF the guests Bsdford Springs but the
sb sucisut to introduce the subject 10 the
o. the authorities and the people The proprietor OF the
Springs, whether sympaihising with the Uoionss or
not prepared 10 state positively but
be certainly extends greater favor 10 the latter would
be well for least 70 demand respect Of
these people they 6sve not sufficient hrmness 70
sh them IL is deplorsbls 20 permit uuprnciped and
rude set Of individuals thus mar the happiness OF
Union people, and that, TOO, In their own STATE. Lst
something be done
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

safe Return or General Bradley John .
sons Com an and-Anntrs PrOgressing
EavOrabiy In the Valley, Nc.
From The Richmond sentinel, August IL
General Early officially. the 9Th instant, that
General McCausiand had arrived In Hardy county, hav
sustained very little loss The statement 10 the YAM
papers Of HE defeat which the of wednes
day were based being untrue.
dispatches received in this city yesterday from General
Bradley Johnson's command rerot his safe return.
We thnk there Is doubt that everything PROCESS
ing favorably Tor the Coniederates 10 the valley.
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cArrAix W. n HOWE.
BERMUDA HUNDRED
Mr.. WIN. II. mcrrinms Despatch.

MIR. WIN. III. Mcrrinm's Despatch.
MAR wKrzsl's TowkR, Va, August i2--Mornns.
QuiRr DAY.
Throughout yesterday the stiffness OF Northern
country Sabbath prevailed In all TINS region OF the war,
pot even the crack Of pistol being beard General But.
Yer paid an Official visit Lieutenant General Grant and
30 ono othor point returning oay after dark. AS write
bring prevails at relersbufg
A noxIrps
An unuua casualty for the scene OF war occurred In
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AsnfHrs INV JFRsEy EpTroR ARREsTKD-Mr. Orson G.
Cone, editor Of the Somsrs hssen0sr, WHO wes brought
beuro uned States Commissjuer Whitehead yesterday
afternoon arrested Tor Violating tho tweDy.Riib
ton OF the Enrolment act. approved March 3 ls63. lie
was finally held 70 ball In the suin "a $500 each from
Iour eW cites. --NSeark A0nsftlssr, AhaMM w.
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diamond Ringer Az Descriptions,
from twenty dollars 10 hundred ars each Zee
sale b. GEORGE c. A LsE Ma. as broadway, one door
be ow Canal street. formerly No. II Wall street Closed 90
Sal a . o'c
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ship Launches.
snip Launches.
Mr. T. T. Williams launched beautiful vessel from bis
yard yesterday Afternoon, at bali past four O'Clock
LAUNCH or THE GUIDING STAR


yard yesterday afternoon, at half past four O'Clock
LAUNCH OF THE GUIDING STAR.
Yesterday afternoon at half past four O'Clock the sue.
cessul launch OF the sew mali steamship Guidi,g star
came oil At the foot Of Houston street. East river tho
largo ship building yards Of hessrs Roosevelt Joyce
Waterbury Prior 70 the above hour thousands had
eregsed the yards TO witness the suspcious cveat
among whom James A. Rayuor, Esq, the president
OF The New York Mail steamship Company, who appeared
10 tako lively interest," IN the whole affair The Gu Idng
star IL noble vessel, and shows 10 what PERFECTION
sbpbulding has been brought metropolis The
vessel Is intended for the Havana and New Orleans
mail route Ths commenced 70 uuloose Der from the
stocks hall past four O'clock a. which time her upper
decks we're crowded. 10 ten minutes afterwards abe
gl,ded into tho watery amidst the OF the
vast crowds around the yards and docks Not the slight
cat accident occurred, aud every matter was very sue.
cessfally carried into eject.
All the mail ships Of the Company have been erected
nv those builders and the Day star on the stocks 10
tier yards and " IN very forward state The Guiding
star win make her irst trial trip In September. When
Tic Day star follows she Will be commanded by Captain
Boil now IN charge OF the Evening star
1be following the dimensions OF the Guian2 star:
Exreme sl3 eet breath Of beam, a ieei, depth
OF hold, 81 feet; measurement, Ale tons.
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wgIaer's Patent safaman6er SAFE
The best ore proof safe world. Dssos ~ haass
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Dr. Henry Schwrig's Private hnsffuse
for The of of he skin ant Urinary Or
CANS second Hours OF consultation from 70
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French brandy for Preserves w fts
Coraac Brandy rs IN Franc. for preserves port.
nossr street ~ e. PRAroRiUS.
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auer wayestyv Chsmpn gue for Sale
oniy by VIM n. WARD No Broad street, near Wall
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AZ $50 Broadway. May bs Seen. Gra It's,
eads Of MEN ANIMALS from all parts Of the world
with written charts given daily by Mossrs.
FOWLER WELLS, Phrenoiogists
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rrusses, Elastic stockings, sc .-Tursn
a CO oruce ONLY al No vcssy street. Lady a,ienissi
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New style wh,te Osch Vests, ss' pusf-
ere ~ eoA SLARKB, III and liza william street
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A.
.,,o;.,s ,;;,,r.
LYONS PURE

OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY,
Nv This article said equal French
Bandy and At present Of importation 10 sold a ose.
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO..
Wholesale Agents.
81 Park row, New Yovk.
Sure Cure.-Reno's African Fevs.
and Ague euro II never fails Depot 80 Liberty street. ~
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MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
A curious book for criona pccpl" and errt oook ~
every one Price 81 - To pe bad al AL news 4epoih
Coninuts ABB esr mailed free. Ad 'resa
Dr. 4. FoorE, No I'D Broadway, y =.
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(sourrud,s Poms~e subtitle uproots BNAr
from low oteheads any part OF the body Warranted
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mrs. winsiow's soothing sy'"p
children reslhIng cures Dysen'ry and Dafrn g ''E
40. s..u.... :. rov.s ana cures wlnd Cole.
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S,.sx, Butfops-New styles.
,hrss four. eve, seven sht 20 twenty ave ao"srs
oe s,ere sos.d on saturday at o'eioct,
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|, wan, co Know. osc., Read

Bovt's Hiawatha HAIR Restorntive--
an infaltabe remedy for gray hair onec 10 unvsrtD
Xnrt
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wigs, Toupeos, Hair Dye, Hair Dys,n1
and MOldavts Cream. fer eaAtiyln< as hA' -
BATCHELoRs 10 Bond street
WINS. youpces. Hair rye, ILL., 4
ina and Moldavis Cream. for teauefsiaS vas a~~s '"
BAICnELOks, 10 koad stey
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For the Hair ana Skfn-Bsrry's Trt.
copbcrous The best and cheapest article Sold 81 drug
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Grover d Bakers Highest emiun
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines, No t95 Broadway, New
az and NO as FULTON street, BrOoklyn.
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Lottery Tickets Cashed, Inform t'9n
given JOSEPH BATES, Broker, II Wal ateet foSuai'
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Fr.cRies, Pimpies. Tan, Flesh Wo,wss
SOAP at ass Broadway.
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n. NAY, erayHsIr or Bptdness -Forsy-
.oa.,snt s.udy consuitauou free BY DR. GRAND
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Boston HAND S'am Company, No. H0S
Broadway New York Flexible and Self linking Canoelhno
e,au L.
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Holnp,ra oy PaopCcs Chicago Tribune publishes
the following table. showing we amount o. uour snu
rrap 10 store al Chicago the date Indicated IL proves
that ,hore 10 double tho amount On hand this car nht
there 10 1885, and The fact indicates speedy eoslse
IN prices,--