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sa- OF the Archnsh0o who r. sirurng FOR re rfva Of
reiS0n Hnd ~ "a 1i'ies, blow tf
re."d against tAe altar = als1 tnrons
Inc Assembly nonArs those heroic = C8unts Of
schnislnR hersennrncS wR0 nave been obliged
thr PrHs ian army lerause inc 4r sopOsad
- the rAc Ice oi une'ug tR- enses Of
the Prus~an MRister 81 Va tpwa ~ a e4ulvAens
- n condemnation 81 the thHs'tartr
" deiure4 the rnnenr tue rel 4 Gus orders
have be.u ass1led 70 tie Grand DuthY BAdea M sst~
aud n hurtrmberg and declares the progress
mOCkery to demand liberty
propagancsrn the right Ana al the
same time deprive the Church or tb0.e liberties
since the accession ~ Plus -. To inc + Ihroat
seveay members Ot he sacred College died
six or whom were Frenchnen. There SIN remain
enteeu c.rdiaals created by Gregory XVI. Cardinal
Cara al II eto Archbishop o. Beueyanto aud Cardinal
dAud-ei Archbishop 4 Sublac n2w Tying serious
" III. There ~ the prescott moment eignt vacancies
la the Sacred College
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct 81

The latest accounts represent General Earlys advance
beyond Mount Crawford, which rs nine miles south OF
Harrsonourg the enemy having retired from their posi-
ton on North river In the direction OF the latter place
There has boen fighting any consequence since the
enemy were driven from wayuesboro. IL s said that
the cavalry which visited Waynesboro from Shordans
command was commanded by old United states officers,
who Kept their troops we'll hand, permitted no strn9
Cling and no wanon acts OF barbaiy. The negro troops
they had with them seemed 10 be most disposed 10
al large and plunder but they kicked aud battered
into proprie,y by their white officers ana comrades.
Ono negro soldier, having drawn psiol on
an old lady who had ordered him out of her garden,
pursued by a white officer, VINO fred al the mpudent
ebo shin i've times, missing him. however, the fugitive
being too quick the wing 10 keep long wlhln range
Tho only acts OF Law estness committed by them worthy
OF mention consisted Ia the seizure OF the surplus pro
visions OF sundry wealthy citizens and extensive miles
and their dstr button atnoog the poor people living In
Way nesboro and the vicinity. II they would perform
such acts wherever they 70, selecting the hoarders and
rich SPECTATORS provsons they would doubtless not
only do good suffering humanity but place ths 6osth
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Tne Broadway Fire.
LETTER FROM BANGS, MERwIN A co.
ME- YnnH M 10 1854

Mrssns. HHRnIsc 4 Co.
Gentlemen 1t IL with pleasure inform you thar the
Hsrrins's Patent Champion Safe which we purchased
from passed through the ordeal IRE In the
ragaton which entirely destroyed premises and has
fully sustained Its Acknowledged reputation. On opcnDq
safe after the Ore and we're al ouse
well preserved the money bright rs when rut ~ NO
Injury fuslan,d except the binding 81 The books
which Affected the steam the SAT. generates.
We cbecrfuly add our testimony, gentlemen y he "s"
knesn efficiency OF your Fire prof safes uwfx co
Yours, truly. sANGS NE W.
TIE LATE GREAT FIRs IN NEW hAF .
NEW HAvrs. Com, Aus ~ ico&
Mrssps HxRpivG A Co. New York a..,...,,u. a.
GtNrsCn the 2Oth inst there vas very utssus nss
In ths cty burning he carriage msnufae.1ly eornsrot
hapsl and Uanh streets and $3.50 oI ns0 me strap.
We fortunately we're provided WITH one ot your y amppn
saf.s and stsongh DIRE was so rot ihal ron melted an
"a S,,n On he safe and the Iron casters melted on
Tr.sssrv notes sesdcs other bills, Amounting IN all tc
ssn' y.re nre4sry,d without In jury.
ns h.a NJ * corr plesd shall waat another safe OF
'aA" Ma ~ sAuLr, Engine and Tool Bu&lsis
.,rner of % sssll ard walace sts, New Have1
uERRixc's PATENT CHAMPION ki.t Noo>
sAFEs
the reli'.ole security & om hre no. .'n, .oav
TsBRINGs IMPROVED PArRS ..t N,.lst@ tEeSS
With Herr na A rirvA's pairrt " s.aiRsd lfea
Manufr cturea a. fld uuN
HElts ~ \ 10,
"A, t.ls.av, 90 ner 81 M1sfa1 sIea
Pa. -. BtfF.sG a 90, sAssps -
HkLnlso ! Co. Clis1c.
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BUTLER's HEADQUARTERS.
MIR. william H. Mcrr riam's Despa tch.
HxApou .RTERs ARMy or THE JAMES.
In FsoSr RICHMOND, Oct. IA. n.

Mr. William III. McrK mas Despatch.
HsApoD .RrERs, ARMy JAMES,.
In FRONT og RicHMoSD, Oct IA. ~
THE cAxrnI-ExcHAsGK PRISONERS.
Major Milford Assistant Agent for Exchange on the
part OF United government. yesterday effected
m exchange Tx hundred and twenty rebel prisoners
ai Coxes ferry. who up to Richmond tho rebel
nag truce boat william Allorson, Captain Hacn, rebel
States navy commanding
To-day equal number OF will be brought
down the steamer New York. Prominent among the
Richmond citizens who down 70 aid in transferring
the rebels incidental 10 the exchange noted the Rev.
j. L. Burroughers deep dyed sccessonst Bacon Tate,
negro trader; Robson, city collector Of Richmond
Johu Wilson, Edward Wilson and q Mr.. Lettcerich.
All OF those exceedingly offensive in their
manners especially unconditional Union refugees
whom they remembered to have and known in
Richmond. These men broad bands about thor
nssion was a merciful one, but their manners were
miserable, and in every way unhandsoms.
COMMANDING GENERAL
OF the army Of the James Ia the OF issuing I'm
portant congratuatory order to the gallant command
which under his lead did so noby IN pressing back the
through long series Of their works on Thursday
East. General Butler will doubtless avail himself Of the
issuance Of this order TO reward the extraordinary gal
fsntry evncod on that memorable day by many officers
and men OF his invncible columns.
ARRIVAL OF REFUGEES AND prsrRrsRs
Quite number of refugees from Richmond and desert.
rcbo army into this command
shroush tho cavalry lines held by General Kautz AZ
write they their xay TO these hcadquarers but
wi not arrive In time for 10 make use by this mail
Of such proper intelligence as might elicit.
SITUATION.
There no news Of importance reference to opera
tlons against Richmond from this side Of the James.
aanshne and clouds alternate in the make up Of the
~~iher.
coroyKL MULvoRp,
- assss tr exchange. had q PROLONGED consultation
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Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED Houx ROBBERY IN BnoapwAr.-wm II. Kim.
ball. eweller By occupation aged about thirty years
residing at No. 50 Atlantic street, Brooklyn brought
before Justice Dodge at tho Jefferson Marso, Court
yesterday on the charge Of stealing plaid shawl valued
at f25 and quantity 'welry worth ss4 the property
Of Lawrence B. vsk Of No 544 Broadway It is alleged
that tho property stolen the Of Yak at
the above place The accused and Chas Fisher
seen coming out OF the by Elizabeth Watson. an
inmate OF The house; Fisher bundle under
hts arm. Elizabeth followed them along Prince street,
when they becoming aware Of ths fact that they were
watched, led with rapidty The cry of "stop theif.'
brought officer walsh OF tho Eighth precinct to he SPOT,
and he succeeded In taking Kmba iu,o custody Fisher
held for examination.
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IMPORTANT REBEL ACCOUNTS
The Union Line In Front or Rich m ID
See Map.
IErnm the Richmonl

JFT0fn 3
II appears from the best information command that
the en psy's position bslop Richmond Is just about four
mites and hdf from TIE corporats sm,fs, AVID about a
mile and a hd from insrmed,ds lines IN that direc.
Their line extends from the Darbytown 10 the New
Market roads, and located almost directly to the left of
Cnadlns (Cbapin's) Bun Besides enclosing many
dences which have heretorore been within hostile
lines, The ennys position ake IN ne ,nrSco county poor
hos. Az the time OF the enemys advance there
weeks supplies on hand for the few inmates Of the inst
tuition. The enemy will have probably removed them
farther 10 the rear and must Of course take Of
them, send them within our lines. Mcclellan was at
one time about the same distance from Richmond but
further to the north when N the vicinity OF seven
Pines and Fair Oaks, the York River Railroad.
On Yesterday the enemy st Engaged In strength
ening their line, and may probably continue until they
make as strong AZ Gibraltar against direct attack
We are foln, hocesr, na can BE- fdwkSd w1h me s1er
cts of some engineering skill Fort Harrison however,
the fnsn point held by them their more advanced
potoDs fcrnioR for the present at least mere picket
nne Incre was report on Yesterday that hostile cav
AFy were moving 10 the vicinity Of Fosses mill, the
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TIE EIGHTEENTa CORPS.
ME-. Jehn A. Brady's Despatch.

HsADouAnrERs, Ei0HIDESTH Army CoRPf,
In The FIELD, Oct. T. 1854. I
The enemy SIN continue quiet the front Of this
corps No further Demonstration has been made BY u.s.
and with The exception OF the Second divsions 'front.' the
usual amcablc understanding s rapidly being reestsb-
lished. Hckman's Second division 10, however, con.
tnually subject TO annoyance from the rebol sharp
shooters One sharpshootsr in particular Who takes
position each day behind log and keeps up continu
FIRE. Not can exhibit himself along Amos, sbs
whole division.
McHANoR PRRoxERa
Six hundred rebel prisoners down yesterday from
Baltimore and landing at varina ferry, we're marched
overland TO Coxs landing where they were handed over
TO the rebel authorities. family accomp panied them
from Baltimore who had been ordered by the President
90 leave our lines.
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THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
CITY POINT.

Mr.. James g. Fitzpatrick's Daspatch.
CRY PorSr, Oct I, 1864.
AN ATTACK OUR RIGHT.
At O'Clock this morning the enemy advanced and
attacked Kauzs cavalry and the right Birnsy posi-.
Zion the north side OF the terrific battle
in progress the boat leaving. No particulars
are In as yet.
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MIR. N. Davidson's Dispatches.
MARIiSsBrRG, Va, Oct. O, 18t


THE DEATH LIEUTENANT aKIGs.
Lieutenant Meigs son OF ouartermas,er General Megs
Chief Engineer upon the stA Of General Sheridan was
killed by gueriss Gay before yesterday, while riding
win orderies from headquarters 70 General
custer. lie was wounded in the head and bowels his
body emoaed, and has arrived here on its way home,
10 charge OF Captain Melvin He mot by three gueri
las who we're enyeoped in rubber coats and supposed
to be our men until they mad passed when they turned
an shot him and OF his orderes. lie was shot IN
the brain and heart, and died almost instantly.
FROM sHxsIDAs's HEADQUARTERS.
train and escort came in tonight from Earrsonourg
Il LETT Sheridans headquarters yesterday morning
there has pesn no 6gh,ng except with guerias. The
train ard escort accompanied Colonel Dudley; Colonel
Kellogg Member OF Congress from Michigan, Captain
Selbert Of Custers stan; Captain Carpenter and Lieu
tenant coate OF the Sixth cavalry, and Others They
were twice attacked by guerilss, whom they re.
pulsed.
MART,SsBusa, Va, Oct. 7, 1864
General Seii takes bis leave OF Us to-day for Wash.
ng,on The citizens and pOst officers part with him
gretfuy. His administration here has been brief and
busy but very pleasant account OF the urbane po
lleness Of the General oil who In with
him.
mE DEATH L1RrIKsAxT sEcs
10 very ssd AFFAIR. He was well known and greatly
beloved In this department enee he has been upon The
stan Of Geoeral Sheridan, his quiet urpreendng
ners and his and rprontng attention TO MS
duties ccer bavvon for him the respect and afec
t,cD Of ailaround him. Although quite young, he
pattern Of officer and Christian gentleman The escorts
which accompanied ns body and another party that lef
about the time twice attacked By gueriias,
probably NcNeilps band.
when near Edeuburg, the escort accompanying Hon.
r. ". Kellogg attacked BY about thirty iorty OF
these robbere Corporal Reuben IL HULL Of The second
Virginia cavalry, had bis horse wounded close TO Mr.
Kslioggs ambalapcc. The horse fell on his foot and
crushed slightly but the corporal snptisd Bis seven
d the enemy, and reloaded hts psos before no
stopped 70 LOOK at it, BY this time the Johpnics had
vamossd, and Hall turned TO Mr.. Tom Wallis, who had
teen Osar him emptying bis Colts navy, saying " hr.
xaD.s, believe am hurt and sure enough his foot
sas swollen he could hardly wak. The oooness and
hardhood Of this young corporal 10 adnerng TO the de-
fence d tho wagon, may have prevented Libby the
honor OF enclosing another Of our Union members Of
congress-
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An ENri.-l-Ep All

ocr 7-T:15 A. III.
ExrE-rED ATTACK
has commenced our e1tr me right in the direction OF
Richmond freely make by mnsketry ana caanonadinS.
The messenger is wing City Point TO catch the
boat and It will not delay him. Just at this mo
Inent the firing has slackened.
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Fine Gold Watch Chmtns-New Pat
terns-One, Two, and Three Hundred TO One ThousasA
Dollars each, for sale by c. C. ALLEN AIS Broadway,
door below Canal street.
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Personal Intel,

Personal Inteliigcnce.
General u. ). Roberts, q. g. A. end Colonel Thomas u.
Jonns, seventh sssachusetts regiment arc stopping
the Astor House.
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Dyspepsia, Sc.-FowIe's Extract White
ii. 4. HELMBoLD. ssa Broadway
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aontlemen's Scarf Ptns.-Two. Three
-Four, Five. Six. Eight Ten, Fifteen Fifty Dollars each
For sale by O, Q. ALLEN. No AIS Broadway, ono dsss
below Canal street.
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Observation-Disclosures and Retail. All
sizes hand ANNiN CO, Manufacturers, 90 Fulton
street, corner William, N. Y. Established I5i7.
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Grover Il Bakers Highest Prr m ium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines ao5 Broadway New Ysrk
and rs Fulton street Brooklyn.
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For the Hair and Skin-Barry's Trf-
copherous The best and cheapest article Sold By drua
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Hmmeu uss Prices Paid for Old Books.-
price. LEG0AT BROTHERS,, lls Nassau street.. nsas
Rasn
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UNTIL AFTER THE
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
KIRKLAND. BRONSON CO..
Manufacturers and Jobbegs Of
CLOTHING
% AND Al CnAABERs STREET.
RETAIL
IRON THKiR
WHOLESALE STOCK,
SUITS AND SfNGLE GARM MfNT6,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Equal Ia quality. style and fin lsh
To the
BEST BROADWAY CUSTOM WORK
AT PRICES
FIFTY FER CENT
LESS THAN THE SANK GOODS
CAN DB MADE TO ORDER.
Is AND AZ CHAMBkRS STREET,
Opposite now Court iAonss.
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Burnctrs Coooainc y lcs Inn ;tation.
and s the most perfect hair preparailan OF the are
HELhBoLDs. os4 Broadway.
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Bntcheior's Hair Dy--,h Best fn tho
world Harmless reliable. instanancou The only perfect
dye Sold By all Druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Marsden's Pecsoral Balm IL ReeoM.
rnended by all the leading ply sIcians to BE- csrtatu
for coughs ds nncnss and All diseases or u
lungs 70 be had ~ Is Ylntt New York.
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CnrrinCcs at areain~.-Wopa Ero-
THEIRS immense stock OF CARRIAGES on exhibition ans
Tor sale at the Palace Garden Fourteenth street
ana fash onabe Styles from the finest ich
hrongn all the varieties of Park Carriages the ghtest
Trniting Wagon.
That portion Of the stock damaged at the late win
sold greatly reduced proper.
uouately reduced 10 he gold standard.
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mrs. winsiow's sooehing Syrup, ror
children rec,hns Dyssnery and Darhes regulates
,he Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Collie.
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bouquet Imporial-scw Perfume Of so-
sIsts lMisisa,aas M Trade supplied by VICTOR E. hAU.
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Banners, Transpa renries, Fin.s, Lan.
terms Emblrms kc for the political pagn For GOOD
work an low prices call at IS East Brouiway.
4. II. TYLER Manufacturer
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ocr. 7-715 A, N.

with Major General Better last evening touching matters
O. exchange.
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In Everybody's M0Mtl,.-Prais1 end
SOIODONT Grcatesl luxury OF moderA lines Esautncs
and preserves the terk The breath
as fragrant AZ rose and coiness friends
viii now be no lonser noticed. Sold By druggists.
Prizes Cashcd la MI I.e-alixcd Lot.
terles aud infasmatIon gisen.
JACOBS, Brokers' Onlce. l76 Broadway. New york.
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City InteiiISe nee.

fag IoUsToN STREET AFFRAY.--Tn oar report OF this
Houston street sho ting ARRAY published IN yesterdays
issue II enormously stated that John Shannon, ths
persnn who was shot. lived at 65 Fhih street, instead
OF Gl3.
HISTORICAL AssvERsARY.-The New York Historical
Society intend 90 celebrate the b centenary ersary
OF the surrender Of the province New c
the Brlsh by grand demons alton Coo
Tbs ami, ersary occurs on Wednesday next when Mr..
j. Romeyn Brudne1d will dghgar an Grafton AZ Cooper
Institute and addresses will he delivered by otner well
known literary celebrities.
ADDITION TO THE FIVE PoSTs uousE oy INDUSTRY "A new
chapel and school room lately added the Five Points
House or Industry, will be ouened this afternoons I, n
forty Eve front hundred feet IN depth Ad
dresses Viii b. delivered by Rev. L. ~ Pease Raw
DR. Barry, OF Jersey CITY.
Mass MEETING COOPER IssTrUTR.--Thc workers
metals filters, sugar renners and conieconegs viii
assem- BILE n mass meeting the Cooper Institute or
h0ndiy the 10Th lust under the auspices of Cisi
zens' Association 10 promote municipal reform. The
seventh nent band and quartet club Will enllveL
the proceedings
TnE FARg ON rHE Cry RAILROADS All the city rail.
will tomorrow by authority er tho Internal Rsvs
nue. law raise tho fare fhis is omau advance
comiared With the late omn owners. THO
makes the stage iare and the railroad the same
The WHITEHALL pRuDCcr ExcnAsug-The extension OF tha
Produce Exchange in whitehall street will be opened for
business about the ls OF month. At present only
whole o. 1t will DO available 50 enormous has beoa Aha
Increase tho produce in years thAt
this improvement has become necessary. The Dwer
floor o the Exchange has made vast apartment
and elegantly decorated by painting and style OF
rceco work he four pillars Of the extension are 70 be
surrounded with le tables winch Will be nlsS Sf the
leading papers Of the country a3wei some foreign
papors.
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ponnsylvania Election.
Or sCHBHCK will be at his rooms 81 Bond street. New
York on MONDAY MKT, instead Of Tuesday. Hsrssnss
on TnaAdAYA uanAL
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All Pcrsons stopping at 40 Chatham
square. Instantly relieyed from bealaehc toohache or
neuralgia Prove IL WOLCOrr'S Instant Pain
Annihats Cures cstarrh Sold every here 2o and 81
element OF PHALOHiS SIGHT BLOOMING CKREUS ID
from South America, and wherever goes IL creates
Buenos Ayres-i. e., "a good afr"
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Wreck OF tho Stcamtug WinslNw--Fivs
Lives Lost.
CLEVELAND, Got 8, 1864.
The steamtug Winsow wont pieces an the railroad
pier last night Five Of tao crew wore lost
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Plaza g. II. TYLER, Manufacturer 70 East Broadway.
sudden Changes of Weather Are Pre-
autve Of Throat Diseases Coughs Colds Ia There
more eneciual relief be found than In
,hs timely use Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRocans
they possess real merit
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aden Changes or weather A

Political Ba anncrs, 1Yansps re nc See ana
Plaza G. Il. TYLER, Manufacturer. % East Broadway.
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Their Repulse with
Frightful Loss.
.Splenlid Conduct Of General
Birney's Corps.

The Reoels Driven to tho Inner Line Of
Iatnlchm ntS Arouad Richmond.
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"olss OF kvHsY eve SifaSe SnsokisfioN. sffaasiS'
Equal in quality style and finish
| BEST pHo~pwt$Sysa assgsroA work
LESS THAN '''s. iH5 En- ;$ II ssSs no o.o..
OPP Opposite 81 'sa@sSi e" dos'' A.a:s. :astA
- :. - - - 49,. .
All Persons stopping at 40 Chatham
n.ursga, free Prove u. use woLcoTT,s Instant p.ia
| A Admirable Conu n arum-rhs rrorui
from South America and wherever Il goes creates
BuenOs Ayres-l e, q good air'
bouquet tImperinl-Scw Perfume Of Se-
cIse Higisn'qle Trade supplied BY VICTOR Z. hAU.
| GEE, lbs Chambers street.
| Bntcheior's Hair Dye, he Best im tho
dye Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
Burnctts Coooainc ID lcs Imitation.
and Is the perfect h'I YfiSs5Iah 81 so
----z = !" 80. - -1r---~-s-...~
Dannews, Transpa renries, Fings, Lan.
s5ps az @ % G ~ TIE pecI For good
c. II. TYLER, Manufacturer.
Carriages NJ arrain..-Wooa Gro-
THEIRS immsnts stock OF CARRIAGES on exhibition ans
toe F. sdns @ @ ns.r
ss ana most iasb,onaee styles from the Finest coch
That portion o. the stock damaged at the are
uonately reduced 10 The gold standard
Dyspepsia, tGc.-FowIe's Extract White
ii. +. HELMBoLD ssa Broadway.
For the Hair and Skin-Barry's Tri-
copherous The best and cheapest article Sold By drSs
FIags and Retail. All
street, corner William, N. Y. Established 1917.
Fine Gold Watch Chm,ns-New Pat
,erns-one. Two. and Three Hundred 70 One ThousasA
on. door below Cana street. re- H. ' "' n''a'"'
6eatIemen's SCARF Pins.-Two, Three.
SE esa': or. ';:s
and rs Fulton street Brooklyn.
Imu,e nss Prices Paid for Old Books.-
ss Ss'isi ~ R'sssss :
Marsden's Pecsoral Balm fs Reeens-
Insndsd BY 81. the issd'.s Ds, sc.n: e :. csrssss
lungs 70 be bad ~ Is Plat street New YorE.
mrs. wi.siow's sooshing syrap, fsr
children Tecthns Dyssn,ery and Dahes rssussss
The Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Collie.
rennsylvania Electioa.
Or sCHBHCK will be a his rooms 81 Bond street. NeO
York MON DAY MKT, instead Of Tuesday. Hsrssfss
Tuesdays ~ usual
Political Banncrs, Iranspsrenctes ana
Plaza c. Il. TYLER, Manufacturer % East Broadway.
sudden Changes of Weather Are Pre-
duc,vc Of Throat Diseases Coughs Colds Ia There
more enectuai relief diseases 10 be found than In
,hs timely use Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRocana.
They possess real merit
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-11

.Gs~dpren Tam, nno fie-3upeilea-tbsmrr be-
3abIt wcrfsn-ppr psn, Grmcrt utrr sat Der
YNt'''tsr ng9cn7einr ahluda. &ncin Die onee
rtn 5fnnHc? Dec 46emo 1ter bic ialrdt,
2tfunr9 stnSe 8t&icrs jt 70 npsnnIi& oft te,
iproAen wrroen--ss mag ticr urrr5rtcrt tGtt.
sen. Gi'raa Nciier it5bt rim Gbetl cer Wuntsr
cod nqr elm IHrit. s8a0renr bic SrbeRcrmr-
liter IN'edtfr ais eie @au0tuc@te tc,ablt wer-
&c" "no 'Rg 2stcn iar9 nit btn @rracn res Sc
Sens tanPffn mfiisn, wercet 60 uponjRcu uar
Sirtuoi'n "cu rrF ioernanatcn gntcn geGau-
idaFt 8'hati@oIt, npD man rei6t fiH I'M lje. Sb
pea nobcc SHniiictr III, c1er pt mau ptcIc @iu.
rifsr itstt. neil j5re 2olcnie lib le;tt ,tn, oes
jeli8eu &sr9niscn ousbeutsn Ia6cn, lvu ntAt
'rgigsr up;eriU,tt mcrpeu.
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uno icbaiO i'd I'ap. gtiss treTg. NH i'd jtr bielr
n'eine &rfabrun9 mittbeiIsr.
Oos milrSe Dir ,jdte niiben, mar res Ran.
nee ldheinbe &ntpprt. 9iob. 9iee 1T cine ppn
0en Gronrn. bic bic 3sit niht su faGecn wiIsu
.uac tic nidt gu Srrmerttcn r6tbt9 babsn, S6r
III ieocr 3citHevlrsib angeuebm. gceaItt brinf
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