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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-12-01
TRAINs CONNEOT As rOILoMs

RI At Burlington with Boats on Lake Cham.
Canada Railroads, for Montpelior. 81. Albans
honses Point Montreal Ogdensbur and tic
west: At Rutland with trains for Troy. Albany
and New York, Saratoga Springs, Schcneciadt.
ana the West. ~ Bellows Falls with trains 6ll
Lowell, and Boston. With Vt. Valley Railroad
Tor brattleboro' Springfield, Hartford, New Ha,
YEN and New York-and with Sullivan Railroad
Tor Windsor, White River Junction, Wells Piycr
White Mountains NV
Passengers for the West viii find this eleap.
pleasant, and expeditions route.
FOR TICKETS, and all necessary information
enquire at the Offices on the line.
GEO A. MERRILL. supt.
Rutland. Jnno q. 1865. III
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,

Our Catalogue now embraces o'J ~
THOUSAND different subjects to when 81
tions are continually being made, % l"iu"S
Eminent Americans, etc, VIZ aboai
loo Major Generals, 100 Lieut.. Colonies
$50 Statesmen, 100 Brig. -Generah'
$50 other Officers, 49, Diyinos,
275 Colonies, IS Navy OihceIs'
l25 Authors, 80 Artists,
l25 stage. 80 Prominent Nm@
5000 Copies of Works OF All ,,..,.i
including reproductions OF the mos' ''"' IN,
Engrayings, Paintings, Statues, iW' 4,
logues sent Of receipt Of stamp. Al o'v .,r y \
One Dozen Pictures from our OatAosTt ~. mi
filed on the receipt OF 81 50, ana s'" "
free. III,
Photographers and Others ordern. -,
G. O. ID. win please remit twenty-five l'''
of the amount with their order. !, .,,s
Rs The p ice and quality Of soo@ Nan
fail TO satisfy.
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Patented July nth, 1861
THE REMOVABLE WINDOW SASH
STATE RiIifs Tor Ntif
;. WALES, No. :, Water Street, Boston


DEAL ESTATE AGENT, 4 Scollay's Building
III fremont Row, Boston. Farms and Countr,
Residences bought, sold, and exchanged.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,

We were the first to introduce these mio %
United States, and NC manufacture mlla'
Quantities ia great variety ranging 20 N
from 80 cents to $50 each Our Albums ln't, y
reputation Of being superior in beaqIy a'l y +.
rability 20 any others. They will m Sl
mail, free, ON receipt of price
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Brushes.

Hair Brushes. Tco;h Brushes Nail Brush
es, l.athcr Brushes, Flesh Brushes Crnmb
Brushes, Boot Brushes Paint brushes, White
wash brushes, Scrubbmg Brushes and Feather
busters.
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ST. Albans, Nov. G. 1865.
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT r-1se4-5.
UPWARD TRAINS.

On and after Monday, Nov. II, 1864, Passenger
Trains viii run as follows
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STEREOScoPES s. STEREOScOpIc
VIEWS,

OF these we have an imme Sc assortment
rludug War Scenes American and IWg
Cities aud Landscapes. Groups. StaimU. ED
etc Also, Revolving Stercuscopos inr pahlt
private exhibition. Our Catalogue vii be Hl
tn auA allL.s. ON I.c-lni nL SLamn.
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and everything required at short NOTICE ON, !.
reasonable prices.
Funerals attended with hearsc. which b,t..
recently purchased at Troy, n. Y. ana ,1.n
will be found to be as elegant as can he s,r.1.
the cities. Charges viii be moderate.
Apply TO the subscriber at his waro.bor..
Main Street, or at his shop on Foundry S,...
or at his residence on the corner Of Bank ,ri
Thomas Streets.
HORACE LIVINGSTON
st. Albans. July ~, 1854
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PAPER BAGS.

4 IL KINDS. The Crown Bag Co make the
"A Best, and sell Cheaper than any others.
send for rrice-I.st &C. IL Vesey Street, New
York.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-12-01

In addition 10 our main business u PHOTO
GRAPHIC MATERIALS, We are HcadqnMi.'
for the following. viz.
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PERYUMERY.

Iubmjs Extracts, genuine; a good assorr-
ment of American Extracts, Of sizes and
prices to suit purchasers superior Cologne.
by the pint on bottle.
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pATENT OFFTCES.

Inventors who wish to take ont Letters Patent
are advised to counsel with Mcssrs. MUM *
CO., editors of the Scientific American, who
have prosecuted claims before the Patent Office
for nearly Twenty Years Their American and
European Patent Agency is the most extensive
in tlst world 4 pamphlet, containing full in
structinns to inventors. Is sent gratis Address
MUM 4 co, No. 81 Park Row, New York.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
t.ISfs.NT' -.tIsi;
.ol
WATCHES, CHAM M0ND RINGS sc,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH!
\ DOLLARS wowTHi


TO 49, DISPOSED or ar
one. Dollar each
W itiiout regard to Naluc! Not 60 be paid
for until you know what 20"
are 80 rcr'iyc!l!
Splendid List Of Articles J All to be sold at
One Dollar Each !!
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New Advertisements.

]. H. WINSLOW g. co.
frsrAriisHID ls0ul
100000 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles, &c
NsDftIii y ,t..t,UUOtl
TO III SOLD At ONE Du1LAH EACH. WITH
OUT REGARD TO VALUE
.iiid not ~ BE- yoid FIR until you knOfr ictW y0t
are tD gf.
FIGTNDID LIST or ARTICLES.
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TN and after Monday June 2Gth. 1861. trains
Wal un as follows viz
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FINANCIAL.
SHANGHAI.
DRoPosAIs FOR FUNDING
i CkRTTFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS, COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES AND TREASURY NOTES.


WxsurvoToN. d c. Sept. "a I666.
BY virtue ohe authority contained IN the nrst section q
which provides among ohsr things any Treasury
Congress may Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury and with the consent Of the holder be converted
~ hereby given TO the holders OF certificates Indebtedness
which mature before the first day OF January next OF com
pound interest notes and Of one and two year rressnry
of fifty millions of dollars six
cent hvewenty bonds at three per cent premium that
hundred dollars OF bonds for each hundred
and three dollars 10 and notes provided the con-
version IL prior the LIST day Of November next
issued In exchange such certificates ana
notes ui no. ~ six mar cent per pnnum nav
able senanp Ia coin the first days OF May and
November and VIII be redeemabe AZ the pleasure OF the
after years and payable twenty from
the LIST Day Of November 1893.
The COUPON registered bonds ssued under this propo
90 thousand dollars. Registered bonds of five
thousand and ten Thousand dollars VIII DO Issued desired
notes. who de ire TO make such conversions, VIII denver
them the Treasurer the Assistant Treasurers or the de-
Rnated Repositories OF the United States or 10 any national
depoSy hank which consent TO transact the business
without charge.
Interest viii be allowed of indebtedness and
and two Treasury notes matured maturing prior
November l8r the date of maturity, and
when maturing after the LIST of November interest viii DO
allowed 10 that day.
Upon the compound interest the win be
ped 10 November 1861 upon the amount Of principal and
interest compounded the back Of d notes. from the pc
The PRINCIPAL Of such Treasury and oh
legations viii be considered together oe for
three per premium, there remains fractional part
Of hundred dollars this fractional part VIII be paid to
the deposition
The Secretary reserves TO himself right Withdrawing
this time prior 10 said first day OF November
provided lfy millions Of dlars shall prior to that date be
Circulars OF Instructions VIII he transmitted to the varous
officers authorized receive certificates and notes. TO which
III MccUI LOCU Secretary OF the Treasury
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

cRlrm-CIApp Tuesday, September 20, at the
residence OF the brides parents Harlem, y, by the
Rev Mr. Chaplin, OF Worcester Mass, ALBERT CHAIN
70 Miss MARY CArARsE CLAPP both OF Worcester Macs
No cards.
Worcester Mass papers please copy
FowLBR-SHAw.--On Sunday, October 3 by Row. ;.
H Weston Mr. .oHN NJ. FOWLER TO Miss MARGARET
SHAW, all Of this city.
NoRRErI,-BRows -On Thursday, October s, by Rev.
Frederick A. Farley, ID D., ALOszo MoRRELL and Mrs.
ELLA d. Brown, all Of Brooklyn. No cards.
AAcKAy-DRUMMogD- Melville terrace, Stirling,
Scotland, Sunday, September H. by the Rev. Or.
Beth, DONALD MAcKAy, Esq, Toronto, C. w., to AGNES,
third daughter OF James Drummond Esq
woop-YEURY. the residence OF the brides father,
On Wednesday, October 4, by the Rev. j. Y. Dcbaun,
J0snH L. wooD ARALIsDA, daughter Of John Yeury,
all Of this city No cards.
New Jersey papers please copy.
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sOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.
.sPLENDIp INvEsrMENr FOR CArTrALIsr

A SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOR CAPTTALIsrs.-
Cor sale cheap situated on Pamco river seven miles from
ssS osn @
terra bar e The warehouse Belonging to The e..s CONSISTS
Pound: e cotton 70 the and ZONE :d' have %sss a.
nearly two mics on the river with the main road from
ss premises are wo spy dwelling n
houses for the accommodation Of about 80 aborcrs all
a xIsaisn wen o. :sssas ss;,ysss dx.
river where $4,000 worth Of goods were sold annually also
& q as
Srsd which alone would
pay the purchase money BY erecting ste~m sawl and
them BY the application Of mari The land Itself
be made fine oon on, sss s mari S%dns The Whole
oessbe the cleared land has been thoroughly married
divided into two ne plantations giving each front Of near
mile on the y and NTH ns svs
bales Of cotton each farm IL desired the farm win be
$1,000 IN spcee There are now preserved on the
sufficient cotton seed plant go The Temperature Of
pro6abe in the culture Of cotton title undispued having
ssm ~ 'lnr, For further particulars apply 20 pASCY
LYMAN CO. ~ Cedar street, New York. or to HUGHES
Dill, Newborn, n. c.
= EXECUTION OF a DECREE OF TIE c, CIRCUIT
ns.c o. Maryland, the s1bscri6er named as Trgee IN
4 Ses Ct Sss s: .s' seesr
Court House door in Cgmberland AlIeg.py sonnty Mary
ELEyfs d1sbaEb ACRES. yins o. re east AIDE z
trGs pn y The
an q ca a Iss wsa s
and cu .S % che sn now ~ IRE %
sac he attention Of all who are inclined 10 engage
Terms q half part OF the purchase money 20 be
paid on the day q SALE and the residue with interest there
- " ~ % ''''i ri. = p i ne trustee
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTION WORCESTERSHIRE AND
IN PEREMPrORf SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FCkNlrukE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANofoRTE
COSTLY OIL PAINTINGS WORKS OF ART AND
BRONZES.
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
BY e. ROTH, Aucioneer, viii sell this lTuesday)
morning. October TO- at o'clock precisely az the four story
residence l9 West Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth
consisting Of three beautiful Parior suits covered
with the richest description OF French satin erocael ana
green rosewood Etageres style OF Louis XIV
marble top and Pier Tables Lace Curtains Bronze
Clocks Mirrors Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges Corner
MAGNfficENf RosEwOOD PfANoFoRTE, STOOL
AND COVER, COST S70D
Rosewood Bureaus Bedseads, Washstands, Spring ana
Hair Mattresses Blankets Sofas Arm Chairs Chairs COW
haircoth; Rockers Lounges Tables Extension ra-
bic Buffet rich Cut Glass China aud siyerware Table en-.
lery Hastand Chandeliers, Oilcloths &c. NJ BReliable
men In attendance cart pack and ship goods for pur-
chaseIs at asonable charge
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VIRGINIA LAND FOR sALF-I HAVE FOR SALE
20 acres Land n Fsrfai county, Va "a miles from
Washington city which will sell at great bargain IA ap.
Piled Tor soon IL situated the London and Hampsrre
hsiroad about ~ miles from Washington city and uAHe
from Herndon station. The railroad will soou rfiuning
Gdsr the land Is covered with wood which win net
section well adapted " the growth OF ali kinds OF grain AZ
wen az fruit particularly PEACHES grapes The climate
- pleasant and very healthy This Good chance for
psrson o. sa, means 70 possess himself valuable
be had. n H. rfXRK
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POLITICAL.

TWENTIETH WARD-NEW YORK, OCT y Ibb
election, held under the cali o. tho General comm!se
Tammsny Hall Daniel Strains southeast corner q Thirty
'' Wei NJ aSS SisiSSI SSi
Eleventh Assembly District Conventon.-Dan'el Strain,
Hss gosn R John
Thomas Hesrn, achsei MeEnes James Pnnegan stephen
M.ss r aesas .sy ;ss
Edward Degrau Thomas Bser. James O. DiInond, Roger
SssD: Ka.. PsyTs ssn.is Sns
iSS.S 4 Ss%ss a ssa ss:
Sss sss.T p
sS.si fsp: Rcss s%Si: FsI .,; "a s
S.I i sss 81. SSI
Bath wsm msrn ksoes Ss%ss Sre vs0
T.nsncs Mcguire, Michael DoasSesy. @src:r Ssahns
Thomas Msher John MSGownn SsTn nn
M.rssn. Patrick Boyle william HsihIes Thcns. IsKso.:.
James sommer. Bernard Csrf JOIN Eawar r rn s.6
Hsddsn Michael cerisy Con:sn,ia: Gin:s Enos. nsIuI
lin, John Hclzderber Thomas O,Neal Anarew Ccsnlsy
sssrys.r 1;:ss
sriet Noits Winsn Mcmahon, jaime. LAye,l rrsSsrisk
sss Dom
james h Nei.on, John stricklAnd psv,d seSI.mashy
Earle His: Brsdlsy Joseph fs.ia 6h.rs. TSsS:F !..
cob schroeder Layrence hysr Peter Lsp"ns'r LOU"
Dunlap xs osn sSs seSsn
A County Con" ns Thsm mscoslsy
rhoma. Barr Nicholas Judge John he''osy Michael Ca
SchlsSns THOMAS cansn, Noah A. chds, JAms- y Post,
s sSEsISk s s!sssaSSias, ,r'.p..'o'
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pol,os CouRr, FrRsr DusrRicr.
Two Accidents i'm Day ON One Railroad
SEVERAL PERSONS SEVERELY INJURED
tha Iafnx affN Ind 4 G


Two accidents occurred the Wabash and Western
Railroad on Tuesday. BY freight train was thrown
on the track west OF Decatur The train was badly
smashed up and the fireman severely injured BY the
other PASSENGER train thrown Oh the track near
Sodorus station. Several persons were injured and
lady badly hurt that her thought mpos
siele She from Kansas
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FASHION COURSE, l. i'-T"o
MONDAY. oo6 s-sweepstakcs $500 u''c neA'si o'''
three in ave IN harness
n walker entered blk N FeD.a Sister !
" McNshsu entered Dr. m. Po.'y Ann......
n Pafer entered B. 4 Rockland boy......' u'
Time, 3:A4-2so-2to-2'ss
Fsn,an Sister was the vore At ten 70 three previous
a an, sart and even after the brown mare had won ne
srS, eat the same odds offered on tho Feniah ohe
20. the three last very pretty, Without sap OF
break III,
Tho trot between tie stations Commodore Vanoefol'
and Harry Clay announced coae OIL yeserday ~ ,he
Fashion course did not take piace, acompeohHo iaNins
been made between the owners or the HORSES ~ o",
which they nncoarteousy concealed rom Tue prop'o
of the Course and from the punlc, ieaonS many 70 az
tend the track 10 be disappointed MATCH makers hse
mechanically a right 20 forfeit or compromise matSneS,
INT they have no right triae with the pabhe
TIE yo1ng sIambeonaa geldlng Dexter VAL make the
mrs afternoon the Fashion Course 10 trot a
o;Is Under tho saddle IN than zf9 fhe match ~
81 AGO agaEst that he does not perform INC eas
!. hype trals The betting outside ~ 500 TO $50 on
time
PATERsoE RACES.
The Peterson raccseommence to-day. Four races VIII
he run the FIRST beng mile heats, TIE second the u
secer the third two mile heats and the fourth selling
race OF a mle and quarter. For the 81 Legcr hunter
.entriss are the fa1orites aga,nst the reid
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UCTIoN NOTICE-MORTGAGE aALE OF ELEGANT
"A and costly Furniture this day Tuesday, at l0 O'Clock
precisely The residence 80 Washington square
Waverey place. comprising large variety OF paror Dining
walnut Paror Suits. covered in The richest pton;
Brussels Carpets, but title used Also
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE,
with four roand corners fun octave, containing III
on Paintings, Mirrors Lace Window Curtains marble top
Tables Bedsteads curled Hair Mat
reses Easy Chairs Sofa Beds, Extension Table Silver
Ware Clocks, Cutlery Crockery Mantel Ornaments, ar.
This sale peremptory seldom regard to
extent and variety. CHARLES YOUNG, Auct0neer.
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4 UCTION NOTICE.
"A A. l.. CURTIS, AUCTIONEER.
We Will include In sale Of
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1855, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
large OF GLOAKS consisting Of ladies' and misses
Beaver Basques, Circulars and Sacks.
Trcot Basques Circulars and Sacks.
Doeskn Basques, Circulars and Sacks
Black Cloth Basques. Circulars and Sacks.
Whitney Basqucs, Circulars and Sacks.
Black gray Plush Basks, Circulars and Sacks.
Petesham Sealskin Basques Circulars and Sacks, de-
The OF Cloaks comprised the stock Of Broad
dealer retiring from business are all made Of the most
expensive and Of the styles and designs
nufacred expressly for city trade We would invite
particular tins SALE will be the only chance
yon will purchasing such high cost goods at auction
this Auction rooms 1853 and ITO Church street
CURTIS 4 co.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

~ Tor sale ~ lots 70 suit 70 close not sod by
Jass are nyed 10 cell on LEOPOLD NiLLER No. sDey ss
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rITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
\ bureau of the Receiver ~ Taxes New Court House,
Park October l66h-Notice 70 Taxpayersrhe books Tor
taxes personal property opened FOR
estate will be open. JOHN AuhrnIs nscsscf
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TIIE LECTURE SEASON.

TMpoRTANT LECTURES DAILy-FCR oEYrLEMEN
only, AZ the New York Museum q anatomy Sls Broad
receipt Of ten cents By addressing Secretary "
Sew York Museum Of Anatomy
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4 UCTIoN NOTICE.
N LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALES
THIS DAY AND TOMORROW.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER III ana ~
Tuesdays catalogues ready, aud contain an unusu
attractive and reasonable assortment OF
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, In great variety
AVAILABLE LINE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
ALSO,
FIVE HUNDRED CARTONS RICH PARIS
BONNET RIBBONS, in full assortment,
10 be sold at O'Clock pre- iscly.
Wednesday sale will contain.
ASSIGNMENTS OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, FURS, EMBROlDERiIsS AND A
STOCK or DRY GOODS. BY order OF John Reiy Esq
Sheriff, advertised.
Catalogues ready on morning OF each days ala.
WIN. TOPPING CO., J.uctinneers,
Ia CAurch street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..


r, ANKRUPTCY ACT =,
X WIi he published practicable after the bill
80 mas sed and become the law
h"' A PRACTICE,
h ropous forms ample references with ul instruc-
nns 10 parties who desire avail themselves Of the act
'o'' = BY
THOMAS BisGooD Esq,
Counsellor al Law,
3ss broadway, New york city.
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rT,O MILLrNERS>AND COUNTRY sTOREKEEPERs
i WHOLESALE.
At Grand street cheap We cut millinery goods
cheaper than town obbers sell whole pieces CAN
address-Sl and Grand and &C. Allen street
firth block from the Bowery Entrance to the Wholesale
department 6 Allen street
Second 0oor-Straw and Felt Goods
Third hoor-Ribb0ns Millinery and Silk Goods
Fourth fooi-Case Goods only.
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Feiice Intelligence.
,vARNINo 70 LEGAL oPRRA ABOUT TIL
T0MBS.

TONES,
Many complaints having beonTocently made 10 Justice
Downing by persons doing business at the Lower Ponce
Court that members OF the legal fraternity have OBJ
tanned monsy from them without rendering any eqaiva
yent therefor that magistrate has determined as lar as
hes his power TO suppress this mode OF SWIMMING me
unfortunats whose necessities compel them 10 Apply 10
Abe court for Justice With that end IN view Justice
Bowling has issued pacard OF which the following is
copy and posted and about the court room as con
spicuously az possible-
PoIlcE CouRr, FIRST DISTRICT l
Halls JusricK, Nav YoRK, Sept "a ls6o
Persons having this court cautioned against
narties who are commonly 'rombs SINNERS"
who are in The obtaining from strangers TOR
seryices which they and perform No money
whatever required for the issuing OF process from tAs
court JOSEPH DOWLiNG, roHce Jusucc
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF JUSTICE BARNARD,
- will sell at public auction, q VIM Topping Co.
O'Clock A. NJ general assortment Of Dry Goods and Gents
Furnishing Goods. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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s sSS?s|SS E SEIsa

Old ASSEMBLY DISTRICT McKEoN CONVENTION,
- Monday evening October O. 1895 unanimously nompDs
led for Assembly George l.. Loutiel.
D. e. swIrr, Secy. JOHN AITKEN, Jr., Chairman
10TH wARD.--A MEETING Or THE TAMMANY
10 Hall Ward Committee viii BE held Al Constitution
Hall corner Twenty second street and Third avenue
Tuesday evening" Oct 10, at tx o'clock
I TSosl ,,1 Rss,r Secretaries.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

a RTIFIOfAL EYES ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES
n made 70 order and inserted by Ora r, BAUCH a r.
GOU0ELMANN tformerly employed BY Ressonpsau. Of
Parisl. ~ Broadway. New YORK.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BEAUTIFUL coMPLExIoN.-LADlEs DESTROYS
q s,s 'sfr sHnPeye whSst psy e ss
DE FLORENCE and PAsTI LES LA ROSE, the purity Of
Which is testified 70 BY the celebrated chemist DR. James
their und nable merits removing tan, redness PIN
f - &c a hfa by
Fulton street
nlvoRoEs LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
' and
Is Nassau street
ENGLIsH ROYAL AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT
~ HIRAM ANDEgsoN's % Bowery Also 81 Imperial %
ting window Shades Table Piano Covers &C. great
ly reduced prices Look for 30 Bowery
20 TO THOMAS R. AGNEw's. NOS $50 AND 2s2
than any store in New York One price house.
NEW AND EXTRAORDINARY Attractions VIII,
a %s
T. sFEEy $ss sEIss sg
READY h69T Keller
the ' 4si1Tf Ss sHs4Hs4.
cHoLEEA MoRBgs
'hII1 FEVER rEs1 Am AeuE
CURED AND PREVENTED ~ PeApwAys READY RELIEF
DIPTHERA;
SORE THROAT, EIFTlGyLT nREATTIiNG, ,,.,,
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Pain instantly removed.ail acute, nnammatory, mala-
yions infectious diseases prevented and exterminated
The weak feeble and restored 10 strenEh vgor and
sound health by the OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
bottle will do good complaints and keep
the stomach and healthy than ten dollars
for all other medicines or bitters IN
One application externally few drops taken internally
terrible pssns and res,oe weak feeble prosatsd
'''"e 70 strength s seS isfE't COMPLAINTS
Looseness drhua cholera morbus painful discharges
bowels stopped In fifteen twenty minutes by
liking Railways Ready Relief No congestion in1amma-
ton weakness lassitude win follow the Of the r.
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache whether sick rheumatism lum-
bago pains weakness n the back spine kidneys
the liver pleurisy swelngs Of the joints pains In
the bowels heartb9rn and palma Of ali kinds Railways
Ready Relief win AFFORD immediate and It's continued
for . few days eject permanent cupe.
Bold by druggists, and 1t No ~ Maiden lane
yCHILBERGs GERMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- without he slighteseangcr for Piles
old Wounds Scrofula, Salt Rhenm, all Bone and Skin
Diseases nc. For sale ut the drug store. IS Bowev
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW YORK.
This bank viii issue c:Iiidca.. Of Deposit bearing inter-
eat, favorable terms. j. l.. WORTH, Cashier.
NEW YoRx, August n. 1880