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Mastering Out Indiana Regiments.
CINCINNATI, Kay a. 1895.
An Indianapolis despatch Gays that about thirty
Indiana regiments vii DO mustered out Of The service
within two weeks
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Capture Of Jsr. Davis, Alex. m. Stephens
and other Of5ctnls OF the Coll apsed Rss
beliiom.-Their Arrival MT Fortress Nom
ree-Trial Of the ConspiratOrs at Wash.
inEt0n-Importan Intelligence fsea
Mexico, Cuba, Sc, SC.
The NAIL steamship Asia, Captain Noodle will leave
Boston "Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at haifI
past Eve O'Clock this afternoon.
The New YoRx Naturalization for Europe-wI -
published ton o'clock In the morning. aud will contain
interesting details Of the Arrest in Georgia OF Jo Davis
Alex H Stephens and other Oncials OF the collapsed
Rebellion OF their confinement NJ Fortress Monross
Va FUN report OF tho Testimony In the Trial Of The
ConspraOrs Washington city for the killing Of Presi.
dent Lincoln and murderors assault on Secretary
So ward and others The latest accounts Of tho More
incus OF the Union Forces In all portions OF the coun
try La,o and important Intelligence frou Mexico. Cuoa
Central aud South America, and accounts OF all impor
att events Of tho week.
Single copies, In wrappers, resdy for mailing, ~
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Tho undersigned citizens Of New York, DESTROYS to
show their respect TO the memory Of Abraham Lincoln,
late President OF the United Sates hereby subscribe tho
sum u One Dollar each be appropriated to the erec
ton OF Monument TO he placed Ia or near one OF mo
public squares Of this city.
Theo. W. Burger. Clare W. Beamea
William Abbott. kss Fannie Nelson
T. c. Gilman N. Van Buren Wiooxson.
Adam Machemer g. NJ Beckley.
Geo L. Cummings. James D. Oliver
a. lanes E a sfs.sss A.. Wiz s.ya..
Henry 5. Wallace 0.w Jones.
M M 4 SoVa Alexander Mcdonald
Ss,,vm"n solomon j /. LeGuIler.
James D0nObus. Mm, y SHERWOOD
J. A. Van Ripper. ": hazaII
William Kawarth. Joseph BedelL
John owen Hazard Powder Cos ofnce)
Anua 7. Owen. ?. @ Connell
Charlotte Owen. mos . rope.
Edwin Butler. james . seaman.
George hinch. geo weignSman, IN
J. T. Benedict wi'aEi SoI'in'
Cbrs' O. Haipua Robt. Miller, Jr.
Charles Orr. itoDt Mior, 81.
J. H. Shafcr. John inompson.
Geo A. Howe Peter Nelson.
J. G. Gersisk /. Isim.n.
W. D. Maxwell. ,. / Jackson
Charles cn"i Is " 10 8 Reilly. !. 9. Pohlo.
Isaac V Wood NJ 3. Samuel whitley.
NJ. ~ Wood. u Austia
VIM. r. Beames. ~. boyI
Sarah w. BesireA y NJ uMrA
julius Bumcn,hai. w. u X.
Eosalie Bumentml. H. "
Zcrline Blumcnthal. y. n
Ida Blumenthai
Ellie NJ L. Cote, y ~ -
Ellie Joseph Cote. J:
Isaac Markens. WI
" r sanford. e0R
NJ ! Tollmsu. O. L. AIlssaeds
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Chronic Catarrh, Hay Fever
aud diseases OF the
NOSE AND THROAT
radically cured by the use OF the
GREAT GERMAN UETLNfTTErA
For sale BY ugoBMtN } CO. and ali other drugyfs%s
DLMAS BARNES CO. 81 Pari row,
ho,nsala AkentA
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Colds and Coushs.--sudden Changes %
climate OF Pulmonary and bronchial affections
Experience having proved simple remedies act speedily
when taken In the early stage OF disease take At
BROWNS BRocHTAL TROcHgs. let hs Cold. Cough %
Irritation Of the Throat he slight as BY this prssan-
ton more serious attack may 10 esecuay warded on.
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Tho New Orleans Markets.

Nxw 0RtrA.s, Nay Is, 1895.
Cotton quiet nj 3ic. FOR low midding
Arrived, bark Baltic and choonsg Alice Dill from NsN
Y1rk
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Dr. s.b,r,k,. Largo Roo,n,.

NO q Bosp srHEEr, NEW YORK,
were crowded with patients TUESDAY, The IND mss
neutrality-suspicious. she effort made 70 lmposc upon The lnhNe
BY advertising now ollea Dr, sCHENCks ROOMS tsv4
been nj 81 BOkD STREET for tres ynars, whtsf
he bas successfully treated csnsupEione md al Dss
Tie Lungs. Liver A. and they VIII contnye 70 fc MY
only. Dr. sCnENCK bas no Other onlcc 70 New f2rt ~
every Tuesday ony nom nIne A. NJ unuI three " sx
vice free but bis medicines may be Obtained there ~ ~
tInea. -,-..
Dr. sCfTESCK will also continue TO make " usus sI9
10 Poaton Baltimore md other cues Al le'cr shouA 70
addressed 70 Or. J. n syHENCKS Principal Nrce, rogn
east OF Sith and Commerce streets, PLiAdeiphA
HaMAIA Of ImpOttNra.
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Ask for Mrs. y. A. Aliens Worlds HsiS
RISTORER AND DRESSINg.-Tfley act uIon The root4
producing rapid growth and life.
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Chsrics,on.-Mauge shipping TsgS
suitable the southern market, al NlCTON L. hAO-
oERs, no Reads street
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Address To Smokcrs.-Pollrk q soms
Meerschsum manufacturers co. Bro ~ay, near FourU
street Pipes and Cigar Holders rets 70 ordes
boiled, mounted and repaired.
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Gouraua's italian msaieStcn scsp
All bis a. rct, IA Broadway, aad druggists.
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mrsns.. a rfss s,s ,1A,.s aSsH s'''eh Sewing
h'oS'ae 'pd ltSS ! ElIsos es Broadway, ny
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BCtchelor's Hair rye-The Hest I'm the
world lIrrnes reliable. inssntnneous. fLe only psrieso
dye Factory 81 BaI clay street.
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Corns, Buniona, Enlarged joints, Any
rn ases Of tho feet cured By DR. zAChAhE, ~
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All that the Present SunmeE can Show
either Of home abroad In the OF beautiful povelus
FANCY HATS FOR lades, nilsson slnilsn,
see 10 half an hour at CENINS immense ADsnsnL to
Rrna
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,.i Isc'G e.; g y S 40 ~. S. $3.50 Pss
| sss.} a:s se ssor ' Canal al. ...
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Mrs, q. A. klisr's worlds Hair 49,.
IN iAla COZ ulry aud E0fOpe.
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A.-Gcnts All WooI suits, SIS; Boys All
Wool Suits 81, att V. BRoKAw's. * PouHs avenue.
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Afternoon Crowds StiJl Couti0 ne at the
original DIR. sCHENCKs, 80 West Thirtcenth streSA
&uI-a A1x.alae
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A New Line from baltimore.

A NEW LINE FOR PET GRSEGE0,
A NEW LINE FOR NaEfoiR
NEW LINE POR CITY POlsT,
A NEW LINE roR FORTRESS huERoB.
TUP HARfDLN EXPRESS have the exclusive crp-~so
privilege "1be New Iae' OF nrst class steamers IA
IRON Taltnoro to all The above lacss Orders left al q
Broadway viii be promptly suondedto 70.
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Prizes Cashsd tn AN Lsgandc"
riaa and in for nation given DiawnGs sent rosSvsy
' - j. CHUTE, Boxers oa,e Hop''
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Try Nr. s. br a; avs 70, se.,sSss sv.sf.'ai
sal .AAD - NJ as L.-@
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roeny-Ii q Ifurlburt, EahIDI,v..s 80, susrrl
bs., rsnsd uor,e- IN TIE ,p,Sn, cdaes73
M" Worse ii Weshnston King xondsy And fussdsY
ner Of Twenty sixth fs,esk ~ " wednesday ana
Ihur,day evenings, Nay ~ BroOkyn. TuAon ~
b Lote ians. fear of Mansioh I--
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Tho Laraest aud Ch.Ap.t Ha nAsrEr.
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, Sept. %, 1876
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Freedmen's Affairs in Texas ana Louis
iana-Polish Colony to be introduced
into Texas-Dr. Gyvin and Ex-Governor
Clarke In Custody-CottOn Market, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3, 1885.
The Times says Brevet Major General Brent sue
goods Mr. Conway, the Superintendent Of the Freedmen
OF Louisiana
General Gregory, Superintendent Of the Frsedmen's
Bureau OF Texas, made speech TO tho negroes at
Houston assuring them that their rights should be
sp1cted that they could hold property and would be
governed by the same laws the whites He informed
them that the military would compel them to abid by
their contracts and that they should not DO burden to
toe soy.-I1lifiaent.
Tho steamships George Cromwell, North Star and At.
lantic have arrived from New York.
'tDuke' G~iii UlarKe, mssissppi,
Texas advices say that large quantities Of land have
been purchased by Polish agent, in order to introduce
colony of Polish cmigrants Tho first colonization is
expected to take place in December
The Houston Telegraph says that burglaries and rob
berries continue in that place.
Shreveport adviccs Of the 30th September say tina,
cotton is still coming in, and bringing full prices The
sales OF the week heavier than any time before
since the revival OF trade.
Cotton firm, with an upward tendency; sales day Of
5000 bales at 45c for middling and ACC for strict mid
ding. Sugar. fair to fully fair Akc 16hc Molasscs
quiet. Freghts drm-Cotton, TO New York, &c. &c.
Exchange depressed: checks on New York ~ pre-
MUM.
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evening, and his entire time seemed 70 be occupied
with Mrs. Harris; saw them In the reception room
sitting side by side remember the occasion OF the Sun
day night when Major Williams there he went out
the back door; he was followed 70 the door by krs
an interview with Major Williams as knew what was
Transporting would break up the family; followed him
and had interview Counsel here objectea to the ad
mission Of Major Williams remarks In this interview az
evidence The objection sustained by the Courtl
Never heard anything but kind expressions used BY Mr.
Harris towards his wife,
Crosse xamined by MIR. Wait-If q young man walked
out with my wife half mile into the woods would
think il great improperly Qaughter1 Mrs.. Harris and
Miner going into the woods considered great mpro
priety; We did not know what became Of them; saw
nothing improper in the conduct Of Mr. Bacon while at
my house.
The court here took reosss for an hour. being now
one O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-05

OUTRAGE ON BROOKLYN LADY IN THE PARK-sHE
Is DRu0GED AND ROBBED.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Caroline vrtu, residing
Of Glove and Atlantic avenues, Brooklyn and
lady acquaintance, employed John Foley, hackman to
take them out riding in Central Park. During their
absence Mrs virtu alleges that drugged liquor was
administered TO her by Foley, and while partially In
sensible from the effects OF il he attempted violate
her person. She screamed for help, when Park police
man came up and took tho whole party TO the station
house Al that time Mrs Virtu suffering from the
effects OF owhat she had drank besides which she was
intensely excited Being partially composed, MIS- virtu
informed Captain Hartt that she had been robbed
OF gold watch and chain, likewise two
diamond rings in all valued at five hundred and seventy
Ave dollars Nothing being found IN Foley and Mrs
him. he was discharged after which he insisted being
paid for his services in driving the ladies' through the
Hartt not being satisfied that Foley innocent d..
rected officer Van Arsdale to follow him, and the
hackman was about entering the stables corner Of
Foreth street and second avenue the officer took aim
into custody and ut once demanded return OF the pro-
perty he had stolen from Mrs vrtu Al this unex.
pccted change OF affairs Foley was taken quite by sur
PRISE and without further ado TO officer Van Arsdae
the stolen watch and rings which identified by tho
Justice Kelly and Committed 10 prison for trial without
bail. The name and address Of Mrs. virtu's female
friend did not appear
HEAVY ROBBERY AT A BROADWAY HoTEL-MosT
or THE MONEY RECOVERED.
Honora Hurley, late chambermaid at the Tontinc
House, corner Of Howard street and Broadway, was
arrested by officer Glynn, OF the Eighth precinct on the
charge Of having stolen thousand three hundred
and twenty dollars in money from Mrs Mary J.
Zernow On the LIST Inst Mrs. r., with her brother,
arrived In this city from Charleston, 8 G., and took
rooms at the Tontine, but after remaining one night
paid her bill and engaged at Frenchs Hotel In
leaving the Tontine, however, Mrs, T. eft her money
Zone thousand three hundred and twenty doar under
the pillow of the bed BY mistake and did miss II m
after reaching her quarters. She then sent her
brother back the Toni In search but could not be
found subsequently Mrs Zernow called IT the Tontne and
had an interview with Honora, during which the latter
promised TO restore the money TO her " she would say
nothing about IT This agreed TO, whercupon Honora
RESTORED VI 40 oy, but gave no account Of po rc
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sn4snaer x the money Hence her arrest Justice
Dodge o ausssea Mo ps~o0er fos tr,ai default a
tx.0oo bail
rux ADAMS xxPREss AND HELnokr RoBBERIEs-
nIscH faGE or cHAuNcEr JOHNSON.
In the eN@s q Csyss Jones alias Chauncey Johnson.
who Stood charged IN stealing 81 600 from tho once
Of The Adams kxpress Company, and also fsionousiy
tskag t2s 600 from nelnloni Co banking house. In
Wal aswet, yassice Do~lex yesterday rendesrd hs
escisios. ds@chargnx chsanecy from arrest, on the
gr0and that The oompaiaar.s had failed 10 positively
asaisfy him - The man Who stole the money
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TIC coal u deverab1e az Newburg, on the Hudson, IN
tons Of 240 bs at charge for freghtage Of seventy
cents per ton.
AUCTION SALE MOBILE AND New ORLEANS COTTON
At an auction sale Of cotton yesterday some
thirteen hundred bales Of New Orleans Mobile staple
changed hands There was a fair attendance and bid.
ding was also fair The following Is list of buyers the
quantities they took and prices they paid
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

AUCTION SALES oAL-A sale at auction Of Pttston
coal took place yesterday Ill Broadway, which
well attended, and the bidding spirited. The
toneer in fact had not been UGH over ton minutes
engaged in selling when he knocked down nearly S. 900
average advance the prices Of tho
coal in July last OF about four dollars per ton The fo
lowing the obtained compared With thcss ~
Ttlu
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the nchicency and insufciency OF LABOR on snpooaro
which be averted by organized opposition 10 the
employment Of such labor The society also contem-
plates effort 70 compel an advance IN seamens wages
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e U r o p E

The Latest by Tho Persia-The Erie
BOnds-Trial OF the Fenians.
LIVERPOOL, Sept %, 1855.
Steamer Caledonia, from New York, arrived Of
Greenock to-day.
The Liverpool Telegraph publishes report that the
American bark Hannah g. arrived here from Cardenas,
overhauled at by armed steamer carry
ing the Fenan nag The captain Of the ship pronounces
the story hoax.
The issue Of $500 900 sterling bonds by the Erie Rail-
road Company is officially announced by Morgan Co.,
Of London The subscription price Is 76 redeemable at
par In ten years. with interest at six per cent. The
bonds convertible ut any time into stock at the
swner's option
LIVERPOOL, Sept. "A, 1896.
The Fenian prisoners all remanded yesterday at
Dublin for week. They will all be tried together Ar
rests continue. Among the latest merchant tailor
In Dublin named Druife and stationer in Liverpool
were found in both cases.
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, Sept. g. 1886.
Consols closed at 500 S9S for money.
AMERICAN SUCKS.
Illinois Central Railroad, S0L 80A; Erie Railroad
57k; United States dvetwenties, $50 90.
PARIS, Sept %, 1885.
The Bourse closed at 6S.42.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening" Sept IS 1855.
CoTroN-The sales to-day foot up IS 900 bales nclud
ing Is bales to spectators and exporters The mar
ket Is excited and quotations have advanced Nd hd,
and in some instances almost Id. per ID.
BaEADsTUFFs market Is quiet and steady.
PRovIsI0Ns.-The market is inactive. Lard firm and
advancing; quoted at 90s Petroleum firm
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TOO wssEx Dmowsns Yesterday acou three we@sa.
named xsrgsres Noisa. mary 0rnsg and Elton Fallen.
residing SUSSEX street. Jersey CITY started \, cross ths
crb~ak 10 ne cove south ~ ths city, Coz tn purposs
~ eonvsytns lsnnss their ha<&nds engaged n nsllng
ths fw The Central R2irosi CompAay ~ rseok
the n neues.ary walk q pank ero-ss-
inx gap etw~rn cribs, And while la The sct a
walking Over ths psnk. which hsf becsn~ partially
dixpised d gsse way, and the three pro-
cvtAtef no tho water Before assi~tsnse coaid 10
ren6rrea Mrs N0an and Mrs Gnring were drowned.
ard Mrs. fsisn Gas rescued Ia - sxhzsstef STATE.
kv-vy easn made % tho bodies Of ths twO
womrn, bit d Car Slshnuf success
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-05

DecaIcomn Mica New Process "a EmbeI-
Ilsh Porcelain Wood Glass, silk Velvet Leather a. Can
be practised by everybody. 81 Broadway.
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81 LOUIS, No, Oct 4, 1865
Cotton advanced 10 40c a 42c for low middling and
acc q asc for good Recepts 6l0 bales Flour nrm
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DIR. Hnrrison's PeriStaltte Lozenges.-
A positive cure for cOsTTvENEss FILES. DYsPRrsfA
and every form Of INDIGESTION. Sold fywhsfr.
will be mailed RENTING the price, On cents
>. \. HARRISON a Co, Proprietors Boston. Mas
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N0TiDwsrN Oct II fS0B.
The funeral 81 the Rev. Dr. wsyiana wAs spemuiss1
this morning the First ns~tiss ch srrh The edncs
vas crowded many rrops essfng frym abroad Rev.
DR. css~eil deiitefed address Amen. the pallbear
senator Fo~tev - Connecficut On Goy-rnos
oxford, ~ Massachusetts, Tue atsrrsd
In the Moth Baryinx erosnd
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Dr. Banning's Abdominal and spinal
shoulder Brace, Trusses and Girdes, II 81 MARKS oe
send for his circular.
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DIR. Banning's Braces, m 80. MARKS
place ~ Y-send for his circular have Dr Ran.
NING's BRACE fourteen months, sud owe my life 70 y
Seven OF constipation piles nervousness vorsi snd
general debility forgotten 0od surely sent you " ne "a
my e''s Pastor Presbyterian church MGedssviie n >
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Don't Uso SO Much Had stun for your
hair Consult DIR. GRANDJEAN (1 years practce, A-,os
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints ana
all diseases OF the feet cured By Dr. xACiiAElk 5w
Kroad
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Extraordinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sea Island Shirts obainabe at No. Park rpw.
at ~ 20 each. SMITH FOWLER
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Best and Che apcst.-Miller's Hair Dye.
Try IT, Large sire Is cents sold BY druggists DEPOT %
Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-05

A.-Marsh's TRUSS Onice. 542 Bros dway.
Shoulder Braces SILK Elastic Abdominal Belts hk Els-so
Stockings, &c. A lady attendant
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Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap
Tan Pmpes. Freckles &C Al his depot tos Broad.
way nd dru pcists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-05

A.-Thc Finest Overcoaes Ever Sees -
this country ready ior sae. 80. -. -
"a Fourth avenue, oppoll.y Co0frf usia~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-05

Ask for jacques Pond Lily, May Flow
err leranium Garden Lavender Jockey club Ar JA9UES
Perfumeres Tor the handkerchief the most exquisite h
America
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Fall and winter CIothing-At x. Evans
A IS. G6 md o. Fulton street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid IN
gold information furnished Highest rates paid Tor doub
looms and all kinds Of gold and silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. 10 Wall street. new orr
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save SIX Doilars-Buy tho Best.-A
w." %" Sniff FOWLER, No. 3 Park row.
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wilcox q Gibbs sewing MeShine, No.
w BresdwN
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The Improved UsIost, Elliptic Sewing
Machines $50 Brsadway Agents wanted A. H. sUPLEE
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A.-Boys' and ChtldreHI k1A
GARInALDI, cuTAwA. AID xouAvg SUITS.
" BROKAw az Lafayette plsos saf
= ~ - Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Onisn
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Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'s ola Established
Radical Cure Truss Once sl Al No vesey street Lady
af
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Ivory and Pearl sleeve Buttons.-wm.
NJ wELLINo, Importer and Manufacturer 81 Broadway.
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Bntcneior's Hair Dye.-The Bess IN tnS
world harmless reliable and Instantaneous Tho only
feet Dye Also Regenersting Extract OF Melcur. Pre-
and restores the hair 81 Barclay street View YORK
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h 4 Msdi s;nr W s,,sss :, -. q.
Rheumatism, scrofuia, &C, see eighth pasc -
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Man Is not Equipped n Gentlcma a.
ought be until he placed upon his head hc
Hat that artistic skill produce lie VIII
same at GENIN'S, SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-05

n. Whites Patent Lever Truss Curee
Rupture positively No pressure on the back Inward ana
upward motion. Light, clean aud P.mphies. frre
~-.-, YkE0ORY Co, 90 Broadway
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BOOts md Shocs.-NfchmOnd Is vow
prepared 10 manufacture 10 measure quality ~
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