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7 lie Boston Irdrclltr says:--


Tpe mcuey market continues easy 10 all borrowers who
have the right kinds OF security offer 70. ioans either
o. demand time. In discounts ou approved basi
there is much dong outside VI tie banks
There considerable revival IA trade, and buyers
OF sch willing tban they have been OF
late 10 meet the views OF sellers. The fluctuations III Ed
have less influence at present than they had weeks
ago The stock market shows Sight Improvement un.
der steady demand for public securities and for bank,
land factory, railroad and mining shares, -
The Chicago Tribune Of Tuesday says
The money market opens to day With, perhaps, little
activity than prevailed at the close OF fast week.
lie pumber OF faces bank counters 10 be
the Increase All first class paper was readily taken
nothing ese have show. The markets to day,
influence rise in gold have been active,
with general advance The transactcnsNu wheat weia
quite large ~ appreciation OF about SC a5xo per
bushei.
The following comparative table shows the Movements
Of ,eads,us VI chicago January to October o.
in 1863 and 1884
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pare tnss-
Flour Wheat Corn oas Bay,,v
BR. BuslcfA Pgsh.rs Bv,isis. Bus,x
seasea isss iaII.sss sl5sgss 2s,ls.e 7gsl7s gssi
The exports dprng the present season have fallen IA,
short OF the receipts and thus the Eastern have
been kept undse limited supplies, 70 which may be at
tributed the high prices which have prevailed The
recent panic a Chicago does not appear 70 have
forced tho export OF boarded there and
west but has caused lenders 70 withdraw
siderable support from the produce spscustors and 70
far operates favor OF trade following im natural
course TOE exports Of produce from this port during
tse isst week show q marked decline upon previous
wesk aud the foreign demand this winter does not pro-
mise 70 be quite equal 70 that Of the last two ysara
The money market 10 easy ~ seven per cent ou can
with enceptnal offers al six; but in the discount line
thsrs h no change 70 Commercial paper " out Of
request and The quantity offered he small the usual
rates fos hrst class from nice v twelve Per
cent
Foreign exchange 10 bsld With great nrmness, notviA.
standing ths light demand Bankers ak ioek fos their
sterling bills ~ SIXTY days, sod lIsH Y for those ~
thres. hsrehans' bills are quoted ., ios ~ Francs
tsnss from sii 70 SIS.
The subscrtcas 70 the ssventhiry currency loan 70
pcrsd a. wsshingtoa on hopday and tuesday last
snounssd 70 tsS1,7os
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LINCOLN JOURNALS.

New Regime, Norfolk, va
News, Philadelphia.
National, Fairmount, wa.
Now Era, Fort Smith. Ark.
Old dominion, Por.em'th, Va
Observer, Bald win City Kan
Post, Hartford. Conn.
Press, Louisville, Ky.
Press, st. Paul, Min.
Press, Paterson, N. J.
Press, Camden, N. j.
Press, Philadelphia
rost New York.
Pioneer. New Rochelle, NY.
Pest, Morgantown. W. Va.
RerUblican, Springfield, III.
Republican, Springfield, Mas
Republican, Hamiltoo,N N 4.
Republican, Portsmouth, o.
Republican Belicfontaine %.
Repub lean, Buckh'n, WV.
Republican. kanawha, wv.
Register, 9 arks burg W. "a.
Reporter, StoughtoD. " il.
Republican. Washington DC
Register, ,Unionviile, Nevada.
Revoille, New Albany, Ind.
Standard, Bridgeport, Gnu.
Statesman, 70 kers., N. Y.
Star, Washington, D c.
Standard, Syracuse N. Y.
Sentinel, Morrison, Iii.
Tribune. New York.
Tribune, Detroit, Mich.
Tribune, Chicago, I'll.
Tribune, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Times, New York.
Times, Nashville, Tenn.
Times, New Orleans.
Times. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Times, Troy.
Times, Bangor. Me.
Telegraph, Alton, Ill.
Ts egraph. Utica, N. Y.
Telegraph, PaiuesNiile, Ohio.
Telegraph, Harrisburg. Ia.
Telegraph, Philadelphia.
Transcript, Peoria, Ill.
True Delta, New Orleans.
Traveller, Boston, Mass,
Unionlst I.exiugtOu. KY
Union, Sacramento, Tai.
Union, Natchitoches, La.
Union, St Louis, Mo.
Union, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Union. Factoryville, N. Y.
Union, Nashville. Tenn.
Union, Little Rock, Ark.
Wisconsin. Milwaukee, Wis.
WING, Knoxville, Tenn.
....... ........... III
. u y
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SOME INTERESTING BREAD STATISTICS,
~, H., - aa

We publish to-day number Of interesting communi-
cations from different bearing on variety Of
questions. all Of which Of interest to the people,
enauating from thinkers among shemselvsa y
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JOURNALS.
AouiIor, Owensboro, Ind
Monitor, Trenton. N. J.
Mercury, New York.
Mercury, Middletown, Ny.
New Era, BrookvilIe. Pa.
News, Milw aukes, VIA
News, 81. Joseph, 80.
Observer, Utica, N T.
Post, Chicago, III.
Post, Boston, Mass
Piouesr, 81. Paul. Milo.
Patriot, Concord, n, Il.
Press, Troy, N Y.
Press, Nashville. Tenn.
p lain Dealer, Cleveland, 0.
Post, Pittsburg, Pa.
Patriot, Harrisburg, Pa.
Post, Providence. X l.
Patriot. Madison. Was
Register, New Haven, Coma.
Register. Wilmington, Del.
Register, Springfield, Ill.
Republican, 81. LOUIS, No.
Register, Paterson, N. J.
Reg ister, Wheeling, W. va.
Register, T. Pleasant w. Va.
Sentinel, Indianapolis, Ind.
Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Shield, snow Hill. Nd.
Sunday Times, New York. :.
Statesman, Albany, N. Y.
Ststesman, Columbus, q.
Times, Hartford. C0nn.
Times, Chicago i'll.
Timer, Evansville, Ind.
Union, Frederick Nd.
Union, Watertows, N. Y.
Union, Washington, D. q
Volunteer. Shelby, InA.
World, New York.
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American, Baltimore, Nd.
Advertiser, Boston, Macs
Alta, San Francisco, Cal.
Appeal, Marysvillc, Cal.
Advertiser, Newark, N. J.
Advertiser, Buffalo, N. Y.
Bulletin. san Francisco, Cal.
Bulletin Leayen " ortn Kan.
Bull tin, Philadelphia.
Bulletin, Memphis, l'enB.
Bulletin, v Guy, Nevada.
Courant. Hartford, Conn.
Courier. New Haven, Conn.
Courier, La ayette, Ind
Conservative, Leavenworth /,
Kan.
Courier, Lowell, Mass.
sCiviliap, Cumberland. Nd.
Courier, Natchs2, Miss.
Commercial, Io.edo. y.
Commercial. Cincinnati, 0.
Commercial, Pittsharg, Pa.
Chronicle. Il. Clairviile, w.
Chr nicie, Washington DC.
Democrat, st Louis, No.
Democrat, Rochester, N. Y.
Express, " abash, Ind.
Era, New Orleans.
Express, Buffalo, N. Y.
Free Press. Burlington, VI.
Gazette, Monterey, Cal.
Gazette, Boston, Mass.
Gazette, Trenton, N. J.
Gazette, Cincinnsti, o.
Gazette, Chattanooga, Tenn
Gazette, Santa Fe, N N.
Herald, Boston. Mass.
Herald, st. JOS es b, Mo.
Herald, Monmouth, N. J.
Herald, Utica, N. Y
Indepepd dent, New York.
Inquirer, ! hi adeIphia.
Intetiigencer ~ hceting,WN
Journal. Albany, N. Y.
journal, San francisco.
Journal, Chicago. Ill.
Journal, Sprine field, III.
Journal, Evansville. Ind.
Journal. Indianapolis, Ind.
Journal, Lafay ette, Ind.
Journal, Boston, Mass.
Journal, Ballstown, N. Y.
Journal, Providence. r. I.
Journal, Alexandria, Va,
Journal, Madison, WIS.
journal, Aim, Wis.
Leader, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mercury, New Bedfd. Mass
N. American, Philadelphia
News, Jersey City, N. J.
Mcclellan papers.
Lincoln papers ...........
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Ann.-hccespts, none. We quote pots Gil 90, and
pearls si3. without bus ness
BssApsrurs. s.-Rsce,ps a,77s bbis. -four, 100 bus and
los bags corn meal s2s bushels wheat 4e loa do
corr S4 do. OATS 2s7 do rye and 81 s7e do barley
The -four market advanced loc 2oc with FATHER more
doing for homo consumption ana on speculation The
sales reached 20 900 bbs STATE and western dncudns
900 bbp State, deliverable last halt Of November
and Brss half Of December At si0) 100 Southern
and 900 do Canadian Rye -four 10 bstser request
with sales cf boQhbh. a % 10 Corn meal vas quiet,
supsynus state ssd RSstsvp 6osS ......ss 90 rs
Rxtsa state - 30
Cboice stss .......... ...............s us
Extra round hoop Ohio % ~ ~
Western trade brands s..'..'..'.."'0 30 . u 90
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The Pareisen Press.

GLANCE AT Thn POLITICAL JOURNALS.
We end among our exchanges tho following asmsd
partisan papers which classify according to their
preere noes Tor the Presidential candidatess--
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t,es in London on The 18th inst.:-
uayvisnd per cent ent................... o. 6S
United states 20 years, 1882. 46ka AK
Virginia State per cent t.................. 45 l8
DO per cent. ........................ ~ . %
Atlantic aud Great Western, New York SEQ.
vou, LIST mortgage, 1880, per ssnt....... II Is
10 Cd mortgage 1881 .................. 66 Q 68
Pennsylyapis lei mortgage, lS71....... 10 70
Do "a mortgage, 1882 2.................. 66 68
Erie shares, 500 (all paid AZ
Do, : per cent pre-. '.,do................. 40 az
no. Ith mortgage. ge......................4 4S So
NJ 9Th mortgeQe Observation-Disclosures. az 50
u,,no,s Central 6 per cent, lS75.......... IS 76
no fail laid) .................... 81 81
Maratta and Cincinnati Railroad bonds -. GO II
Panama Railroad, LIST mort, CT, 1865. 100 l02
Do I'd mortgage, Z per cent, l872.... 100 l02
Pennsylvania Railroad bonds, I'd mortgage,
a ~ cent. convertible e......,., 70 . 81
Do, $50 shares. .......".............. % 80
The rebel three per cent in London the 18th
mat and sold q SO q 55.
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Ays s0Amg Dsnesasam q 10 sshNs ~ hiu 81
Tbs 1ns tts So nN nsghbor 10 give HIN ni. nans ~
restdoacs witnssa n many 6aSss this d. ent % re1k
proca, each becoming witness for the sihsA insn ~
hin contribute dfty cents to~ards crsGttng fund =
defrsy hs part u the expenses In testing the ma %
V only ~ combined movement c( TINS KIND u - -
can hope successfully 70 combat rich corporation.
According 20 the above law every one who pays ~
Zone cent under protest aud has proof OF ths fact ~
,esa claim on tbs company to che extent OF NIFTY de
lsfs, and the great advantage OF such movement
sida-
TO the EDITOR OF THE AKRALp.
NEW YoRx. Oct 81, 1894
the extra cent which the railroad companies charge -
but trivial AFFAIR compared with the vile impoek
tcn OF crowding THAR excess 90 much so thxa
invalds noe unfrequeny suffer great ucon venencs ~
beng mpeled 10 stand tor long distance These con.
veyauces. which were originally Intended an accom-
nodation have isttery become public nuisance Thoss
who pay their lare should have ssAts.s-~s-rs Al.
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Argus Portland, ale.
Advertiser. Portland. kA
Argus, Newport, n. h.
American, rfeIton. N. J.
Atlas New York.
Argus, Albany. y Y.
Advertiser, Rochester. N. r.
Age, Philadelphia. "a
Chrooicle New London, Conn.
Courier Boston, Mass.
Courier. Carmel, N. Y.
Courier, Ballaio, N. Y.
Courier, syracuse, N. Y.
ware Gazette, l!ci.
Democrat, Caro-. III.
Democrat. La'ayette, Ind.
Democrat, sullivan, Ind.
Democrat, rerre Haute, Ind.
Democrat. Louisville, ny.
democrat. Bllisdale, Mich.
Democrat Schenectady N. Y.
Democrat, Suobary, Pa.
Democrat ,Tunkhsnnock, Pa.
Democrat, la Nrosse, Wis.
Express, New York.
Eagle. brooklyn, N. Y.
Examiner, Washington, PA.
Free rress, Detroit, Mich.
Gazette, fonEeis. n. X.
Herald, Sau FRANCISCO. Cal.
Herald, Ne W buryport, Mass.
Inquirer, Cincinnati.
Inieliiseucer, Lancaster. Pa.
lptelIigeucer, Wash'a D. @.
journal, Louisville, Ky.
Journal, Newark, N. J.
journal OF Com. New York.
Ledger, New Albany, Ind
Leader, New York.
Mercury, Ottawa, Ill.
Military Critic, New York.
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100 800 DC q 4a7 600 Dc III ha8 400 Inc. 10

Dcc l0o,sco DC 24e7 900 Dc II ,5eo 400 yuc TO- 200
BY reducing the wheat 10 -four the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year, compared with the
corresponding period last year, shows dsnosucy Of
6s4 200 bbls. -four.
The following comparative table shows the quantity Of
Of the ncpa articles Of produce lett Al dsw atei
from the commencement OF navigation and including
the O October In the wars ina
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On the back OF the national five hundred dollar
potes is surrender OF Burgoyne" copied from the
paia,pE in the rotunda Of the capitol at Washington.
On ope end OF the design representing civzs.
,iou and On the other end the arrival
New York OF the steamship Sirius, which crossed the
Atlantic ocean in 1.35.
Tho receipts Of the Racine and Mississippi and Northern
Illinois railroads during the week ending October %
amounted 10 $l2 $780, against $l3 sa4 for the time
lsst year. showing decrease of 81 301. The following
ia tho comparative earnings since January L.
1868 .Souoo.Z
1854 4ozoN
The chicago. Burlington ana Quincy Railroad has de-
cared . dividend OF per cent in cash and ten per
cent 10 stock.
An issue has been advertised in London Of four mil.
lions Of dollars second mortgage bonds Of the Ohio
division Of the Atlantic and Great western Railway, the
terms being such pay in specie nine and half per
cent Interest per aunum.
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4 Word fer she sewiao Girls.
TO THE EDITION OF Tur urRALp.

Your very timely and proper remarks upon the rus
OF extravaesncs and recklesness now pervad'ng the
richer classes cur people meet that score unqus
fed approves. Their influence bm been rAcosnzed ana
e throughout the county, and, To ser'ain extent,
has bees ssutsry But, unfortunately there another
ass Of our populaon and very deserving one-upcs
whom the OF on tne part o. -
girls whose pat eni endurance, nntirng Industry ana
do csts bandiwork ere their osy and often precarcss
support, are serious subefe's " 'e sensa' ssA'"s
In their department a.. = .-.s.
IL error 20 suHpose toat spe onv persons eeneu.
ths s.sd1 a., vho while u ~ true they demand en-
usyaaaut prices yet pay liberal vssss and thus gvs
sscept,ou o Madame Dsden, Madame Pincbon, sud one
or tvc other nrst mods grow rich ou. svsn
procurs the best eooda Europe affords, they pay bss
1utsa they deal kosssty, their business sxppsss Is
large. thcy pay hien rents aud taxe0, they en-
picv numbers q hsnds u god vases. Nd thus me-
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-ine se'Py o. wheat continues very light nnd fur.
tner aav uce " fully &c WAS established with fair
m ling demand aud some speculative inquiry; sales
spring. 81 26 = 81 so or winter red Western,
So StH 81 20 for amber Michigan, and 50 As
for white Western Eye was scarce sales 900 bushels
Western AT 81 80, which is An advance. Barley was
heavy and declining; sales IL 900 bushels 81 rs for
Canada East and 81 81 for Canada West Barley malt
dull with sales OF 100 bushels 1t 81 10. The corr
na,ket eped lc better but closed In favor OF buyers
saa 90 COO bushels at 81 81 81 6S for xed Western
ItosrB continued quiet a. previous prices A sale o.
80 BAGS prime Rio was made 4Oc.
CoTroS.--lhe market continued quiet, with sales o.
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Mcclellan papers, VI
Lincoln papers. ll9
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NOTES FROM fDE PEOPLE.
AGITATION ON THE BREAD QUESTION.
The Rise >Of Faro ON Cars
and Stages.
TIE SEWERAGE NUISANCE
An APPEAL FOB TEE SEWING GIRLS.

-~~~>-.~-1~~>--->>~-~~~->--~-~-
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The Beverage Nuiss nee.

Tns offensive and unhealthy odor from the sewers a
over the city abate With every shower OF rain
becomes almost intoerable aud II some no1
taken TO It, the public health must sune
The declare that nothing from their estsos
lshens discharged into the which could create
the efiuvum II ths be Is probable that the sewsst
choked up and require complete overhAuing and
cleansing This the business OF the Croton A1neduse
Board, they should IL at If there be say
suspicion that the nuisance proceeds from the workA
let the Board investigate the matter and have The
question settled The live In, both cut 81
doors IN dwellings and otces is absolutely pest
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Inc Feosp1 q Vhlcago Tor the last tVo teasoDf com
pare thus
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Flour. Wheat Corn. Oass Barsy
BHs Bpslcf@ Pssh.fs pust,is E1.,x
season 1855 LII eos sl7ssss 2slsge 1Csf747 Ep.ss
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Stock Exchange.

WF1 NkrIposN blfniuKC0
20 Pacific NJ IS Co. -.
LOO Atlantic Nail IS Co
lgO do. ...........
100 Cen Am Trans Co.
600 Con Coal Co Of Md.
100 q PA~melee Gold Co
Ito NY Central RR. -.
100 DO.
yoft Al ala
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Sales OF Real Estate.

BY Messrs Muller wilkins Co.
House and lease OF lot 2e0 West 2lst st. 81 Os
House lease Of lot l23 yarick kst......... 1871
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TTNHE CLASSICAL FRENCH, ENGLISH,
l. end PRIMARY school. Of DIS. y BfRTIiET aud
q. BRAMAH, 40 broadway. Will OPEN sept. lNh
There is a o. Innssi.Dl. For crculr~ inquire Of
LOCKWOOD All Broadway.
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AL. AND TIMBER LAND.--Thc
Psrkersbnre, West Virginia


NINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
FARMS.-Large and thriving settlement, mid and
hes.hfu climate ~ miles south Of Philadelphia by railroad
Rich sol which produces large crops, which oe ~
sroSin Ten twenty and hfty acre rac az fofn s23to 80
Der acre payable thin four Good business openings
Tor manufactures and others: clrches schools and good
ciey. II ia the improving place East or West
IundreGs aye setting and building. Tho beauty with which
tho place s laid unspassel Letters sHswered Paper,
containing reports and giving FOIL informal will ne sent free
Address ChAS X. LANDS, Vineland Post Office, CunbeT
land Co. N j. From Report Of Soios Robnion Agyeuvyol
Editor Of The Tribune Of TIE osl e1tenpe fsr,e
tracts aost ler position aa9 suitable condition Jor
prdfyte.
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8iationcrp ano fanen GOODS.

ENRANCIS Il LOUTREL,- -STATIONERS,
Il PRINTERS and BOOK BiNDHRS. No. Is Maiden
Lane Diaries Tor 1873 all kinds Blank Booss, Papox and
Stationery Ordess so iciio1L
DRINCEs IMPROVED PROTEAN FOUN.
Il TAIN PEN.-satisfactio guaranteed. Absolutely In
couodpe all kinds u ink be ussd the flow perfect
filling srrs ten hours; compact FOR the pocket ani
v ~ pnsse The most fhstlous penman PuHDY CO.. Fro
pr.,o aud sole Manu- ctuer No. 49, Broadway, n. u
WIN. EYERDEl.L's SONS, No. l0i Fulton
w s.--sIAIlONEAs aud BLANkBOOk MAaUtAS-
TURERa
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ROARDlNtI.-;t'If. '!Ici ca quiet htbits can
obtain plrassnf furnished In rcntc' pn'tir
house with good sucfts 30 & Wet a-hin place
vicinity.
BOARD WANTED N 4 PRIVATE FAN
IL LILY bv gen einsn spd site. with nlo,y fT.-lel
rooms Location br'w,ru sfh ef shaN<, grd aud 'th.
ss ANY family wininr me rat And oil e's'ueI- quo
PROMPT nsy ai1-ess 80. -i T. o.. sfaue ipcailn.
vii b. iniredj md al psculsrs IN
doubted reference eiveu aud required
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Urn GOODS.

At kinney, ,,o.r,, .vv,,,v cu, , ,ro,v
a., mn WORTH 81 PAS Riis eaISts snKs ysLvxrs,
nGsinhY CLOVES, TRIMMINGS FANCY GOODS, &C.,
ei Mo ND MORNING. io.m:,
CLOSING SALE or THE ENTl RI STOCK Will Will coa i,
LET. ...,,.,c,,,o,, ny pprcrs
GOODS FIFTY CKATS On IhL poA-1"n
LOTS or WORKED BANDS, s.. nr.
LOIS or LACE Ann MUSLiN COLLARS, fe up
k LOTS g. g. H HAHs HsBI asb
LSTs o q TRia%IScs, 8. g;
LOTS Of yE tIt'd2 &c. &c. C. &C. g. yard.
ESTs & #isiSSs S. S. -! &C. y y%&
LOTS OF FLOWERS. sc, 80 &C., -, lac. .prsT.
L0Ts. or sfATsESss lGc:i use: &c, sos
-0 sooc Pli:cEs SILK vELVETs, a'c., ,sc. 3cc.'
GOODS My s5,, # p sSSGP
TO GIVE UP THE BUSINESS
cLARK's AND COATS BEST ooov,nn corro, ,,,o
JOE lot or CLARg's COTTON, SC.
IQB LOT or SPOOL Cotton. le spool
Ik kRGE f Ia o. s 6R IS iq BUTTONS &c. ao
WORKiNG COTTON DC HAlRPiNs, Be- bdl crochet ,,os
BRAlDS. ic.: PAGES Sci COMBS. sc Sci sEWiHG e
800 sPooLs MaCHINE.TwIsT. loc.
oFYrs wool hALF.Ii0sE, &c. PC, &c.
ENGLISH hGRiEO HOSE, 25c., Sic.
LADIES SILK HOSE. worth 81 " at 500
GO PAIRS GLOVES Io@.. iSs, asc. Gle.
ioco' NEcAris, &c., @oe' .'c y re LOTS nv orsyp
GOODS, ALL TO BIZ SOLD WHOLESALE OR
RETAIL VIZ KlyzgY.
Nos. 2ll AID 81 Eiz,tn'sv
Between Twenty il.; aud Twenty -eeond.SI
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DOPULAR NEW BOOKS,
Jrsi PUBLgaSp Br
1ICkSUh 4 rikLDS, BOSTON

~ The publications Of 7eknor & Fi>i' mdyb osnd al
az Bookore viii Be srt Iospaid BY shs pSoser' On re-
ceipt Of the GareytiseS Price.
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Sales on Arcisou.

A. ~. HrVWis. AIcuonecr
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
lnss Nos ssi sfi SO psoadway-Ssies Of hooks, Sta
,n.ry fieurrs Wsfks Of Ar faEsy Uood. Furniture. a
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FAMILIAR LEIIEhS ZION EUROPE. by {. c, Eel
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VNHE MISSES WALKER WILL. REOPEN
Il their Day School for Young Ladies, No 10, Madison
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AID DELAWARE TARMs

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AS BEAUTIFUL AND PRODUCTIVE Land A5 EVER
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send Tor Registers. continuing full particulsr 40 We
have intimate knowledge Of the LANDS vi these oato Ia
quiies by letter promptly anss,red - 80
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CTErNwAY & Sons GOLD MEDAL

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