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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27
THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
Dur Montreal Correspondcncc

Our Montreal Corrospondence.
MONTREAL, Nov. 25 1885
The Fsnicn Furry Over-Corf federation again in the
Froat-An Annerasios Glib EkahisAed-TH French
Canadian, &C.
Tie furry OF the movement against Fenian invasion is
now over and the young men OF the rife corps have
thrown their rifles and black leather sccoutremenss
TO resume their peaceful ayocations.
Confederation is again the thing to come up and every
effort will be made 70 bring about union Of the prov
nces but the general feeling In the maritime provinces
Is TO keep out OF confederation which cannot bring
them much good and would increase the weight OF taxa
ton very much.
French republican club has been organized here
with the object Of favorng annexation to the United
states This has sprung out OF the agitation caused by
the meeting In New York OF the comprehensive OF men,
bers OF the club and many clubs will be added TO
H. TO the disgust Of the small and Insignificant English
party
A great billiard match is expected to come OF in this
city soon between Dudley Kavanagh and the two D0ns
the champions Of Canada
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Mrs. General WadswOrth's Mansion at
Gsneseo Entered and Robbed.


The burglars and thieves have not yet ceased 10 ope
rate in Livingston county The elegant residence OF the
late General Wadsworth occupied by his widow and
family, In Geneseo entered by burglars Friday
morning a very early hour The thieves used heavy
ladder which they found In front OF the house. After
trying number Of windows In the second story they
found that yielded, and they thus effected
trance They went into number Of rooms, helped
themselves to refreshments in the larder and took
satchel containing 500 from the hall
One Of the guests in the house heard the movement
and gave alarm which caused the rogues to cvacuse
the premises In great haste. number OF excellent
locks which had been recently put upon the doors Of
prevented the thieves from searching the house
Ar thoroughly 40 they desired.
Mrs. Wadsworth has, understand sold her resi-
dence In Sixteenth street, New York Her Gcncseo resi-
dence has been for considerable time past undergoing
Improvements, until Il IL now paatia mansion Artists
from Buffalo and Rochester have been engaged In resco
Ing painting decorating and guiding until little romans
70 be done. To such mansion the rogues naturally
turn place for plumber There are At present num-
Der OF guests there and all supposed TO have
less valuablcs Mrs. Emeinc Austin wadsworth widow
Of the late Colonel VIM. W. wadsworth, OF Buffalo, went
10 Geneseo on Thursday last Mrs James :. wadsvorh
and her two unmarried daughters now At home and
her son, g W. wadsworth, makes Geneseo bis perma-
nent readCuce
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General James c. Beecher Denies the
Rumors OF Negro InsurrectiOns in Barn
wall nlstrict.
.EsTON CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR CHARLEsTON COkRESPOSDENCE.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 8, 1885.
Brevet Brgadicr General James c. Beccher command
ing the Second Sub District Of South Carolina writing
from Greepve, 8. c., TO the Nocs of this city, en-
phatcaly denies that there is any truth in the reports
Of negro Instructions attempts at Instruction in
Barnwe district The report grew out OF the killing OF
a ruflan named McKew n planter of Bamberg II Is
supposed by negrs boy whom McKew had whipped
and cut with knife.
General Beechcr very plainly informs the people that
long they insist practising the old OF their
former barbarsm. such as stying up and whipping
women to make them confess imaginary Crimes sway
laying and firing negroes, Sc that they may natu
rally expect that lone white will occasionally be
dered in the woods and that barns and outhouses will be
burned He also ntmaes that such retrbuton would
not only be natural the part Of the negroes but just
TO the whites who persist In continuing such infamies
The publication OF this card has raised hue and
cry here and men who actually pass daily intercourse
fer Of and honor and justice dcclare with all
the soemnity OF parson and fury or reeater. that
this notorious wretch II actually counseng the
TO burn, steal and KILL when really he Is only advising
the people TO give them to do Becchcr does
not amount 10 much, but he stand any evil effects Of
this sort Of s'blackguarding.'
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News by Way or SAN Francisco.

flfNCI5CO, NUV. 1000
Private letters from commercial firm at Mazatlan and
other Mexican ports, received by steamer John L.
Stephens, report the feeling against the French as be-
coming stronger and stronger every day. Large pur
achases of wine and other commodities made in San
Francisco during the on French account have
been rejected by resong the subterfuges Of short
weights inferior qualities to the dctriment the mer
Chants who operated largely the presumed good faith
OF tho French comnissarat Goods the amount two
hundred thousand dollars imported from Valparaiso on
account OF the French in Mexico, also repudated
to the great disgust OF the parties interested.
The general condition OF country was deplorable
and under no other had things been such
state Of chaos Most OF the French troops gone
70 the Northern frontier II said that there would
be genera. rejoicing ii the few hundred remaining
Nazatian should follow But for action of the French
authorities It was believed that there would been
good trade with the Western ports of Mexico all through
the winter, whereas everything is now depressed.
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HOMEOPATHIC We. ALLOPATHIc TREATMENT.
The discussions now going on in Europe concerning
Aatc cholera and It's prevention and euro have brought
the principles OF homeopathy prominently before the
public 70 that anything relating thereto Is matter Of
general interest II is asserted that eighty per OF
the effected In Europe have been the result OF
homeopathic remedies II Is further claimed that this
due 70 the application OF the principle set forth late
edition OF Hahncmanns Organon-vz. the combina-
tion Of remedies Many OF the old school homGopathss
OF Europe pronounce this theory heretcal despite s
strong endorsement
similar controversy created considerable excitement
among medical men In this country years ago,
when DIR. Humphreys, the eminent homeopathic physi.
clan and lecturer, announced the doctrine. In
view Of the possible spread Of the cholera to this CONT
nent II would be well for own medical men and
sanitary officers to mparally investigate the relative
efficacy Of the two systems In the treatment OF this ter
riblc disease.
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BnIG ALwoRy previously spored abandoned W. 81 tous
"na rss.d pI Az. '''0' - - '' -
M.,ss La. amssbury from Rockpor for whining
Notice 60 Mariners.
Lcars-socruElsr caAssrL isro rosr
orrc, o. IN, Lcurnousy rssrscroa
cusHtEsros, Nov ~ 1863
rang is sry soSn y, he Fr"n Reason on |
Head Island, lighting The Southeast Channel into PORT
and the back Beacon Light viii the front shs
4 e El Tssss'ir Lighthouse sGss Inspector a
American Porte.
BOSTON Nov u, AM-Cld ship Golden Hind Davis Iiv-
SSs.s Fss:G H9 ssl ss
and ss s sSs s DO s so
ION; Rngineer willard bangor CID bark Arbn.us .Dr.
s s%sSs sSs PHI ri S @
es s asi :;s%sp a ' ca ss
".rr Hrssr Nov a-wen, si.t bark. Cricket, K.i
y for 9 r for anPs ss cs .'f o
kins for Maysges an from B.mo<e; .ad ships Cordoba
eo-,on sd barb Delaware, White Drmarsrs; shaw.
BiSaoR, Nov -s-cm brig so',-'oo tnew). French.
hath Sov ss-cid barks orchina. Hsvsn~r Nassau Mp:
sewaa nusssy. New Orleans; assS BRIG Ersery nA-
z ri cKsroRr. nov so-sh .car snow, smith, ;, Mar
F,LL RIvER. Mo- gs-Arr .ear Fanny Moss psv,s New
ro sid s.hss wsrn LAX Mes- ~ rads'AA'
sNh-Arr schr OTIS, Carrie, NYork -, -. ,..,n
HOLMES IfOLE. Nov ~ PM--trr brg Annie Collins
CBr). Smith, NYork for ~ John. Nk
MOBILE. Nov 0-Arr steamship Meroeshta Wilnsue.
nen liverpool soblre, wiene, London cd bark cAsaA-
NORFOLK Nov ss--arr achr Mary Mangar, Brveriarr.
NEW BEDFORD. Nov Ssh .chrs VIM " Rove. Harris,
and o Dawhy. Dasx fhsdctuhs; st,h, scnr Wanderers
NEWPORT Nov 3,-sid rhrs Rising sun. Jones Boston
s rhsd,phs Z ro.sr ,a,ay 81 Nyss. o Var. sn.
rspey Nyork for Boston: flight Barter rrvv"rncc lor
rhilaaelphia VIM BuimsD smart Nferk; Mary iebn0n.
Phinney, Boston for do, Aurors Dcnein Nf"F sn"sA
Ellis Kelly and Saie Smith, Chase, NJ DIN -.
3,h-SiA wind NNE, heavy, schrs John u DNs~y WALL
Bnaon Fortress Monroe; Iavinsh Jane kehhun Paw
ticket Tor Nyok Telegraph Nhkcrson frov'dence Tor DO
I..n,,rtine tsuruev. Wareham for do.
spMhfr sehrs Paine Mayo, Philadelphia for Bcsso~;
"pRnyIpIS'E Nov 2t-Arr steamers Electra Nye. New
York Thets Walden do scbr Isis. Harding klizabet hpub
hontas berry do Aonyo e Austin, Snslley do; Cane'ns
french NYork, Rodtnan VI Price, Kelley do. N Baseom
4 Darling do; Hannah wiilets Bout. do.
PAWTrCKEr, Nov 2i-Arr schr Rosanna Burcs, Phillips
i her and Fanny Perm, Saunders. Nlork.
/ PORTLAND, Nov 1-Arr steamship srth American
tBrJ Kerr Liverpool via Grecncas,ie lark Mavvarueen
tBrj Murphy Cardiff; brig Catharne ~ GERS Yes.on Ban.
Nyork. -,
Ms for Nycrk. Nainc Law Ames bury Rockport for WI
ning,op ~. ppt y sr epa,rs avins sprung lssf NJ
,3n. nnp, stsn% ood Ia,sna =" Orleans 'u os
MuHMoND Noy Esd chr Martha Jcss Nfors
MlLMiNbluN. IVA Nov s-Arr steamer nihl,n x ~ ,,rt
Nhoh sv wa,sna W" ~ Groves Bcauv.s hound f
l Royal 49,
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LOUISVILLE, NOV 20, Isb5.
The Memphis Bxiletin or to-day says:Iast night for
the rs time in nearly ten years. teegaphc communica
zion was held between New York and New Orleans The
Arst message transmitted from New York to New Orleans
was as follows:-"weathcr clear and pleasant Time
$50" The returned s:--"wea,her clear and
cool Time 1850" Another despatch from New York
was followed by thrty.one messages from New Orleans
TO New York. occupying about forty minutes each NEE
sage averaging twenty words This length or line has
been worked only before and that between San
Francisco and New York a few months ago, the only
attending which the transmission OF n fev
words This leaves the credit TO the stretch OF line be-
tween New Orleans and New York OF being tho longest
which any business has been done in this
country
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News from Tennessee.

NASHVILLE Nov. %, 1s6j
special martial ordered try the sssasins of
W. Heneruam, convenes tomorrow morning with Major
: General X. W. johnson as President
negro shot and killed last night while attempting
20 enter the house Of Mr. Flowers, Union street.
Mr.. John House shot last night Franklin pike
mile from the city, by negro soldier and MORALLY
wounded
General Thomas has rcscinded the order previously
issued prohibiting citizens from carrying side arms
The river is eighteen inches deep the shoals.
Cotton has been excited but Is slightly falling on
day. ami the market IL quiet Prices ranged from DOC
% 43c. closing at 421sc Receipts 65l bales; ship
mantg, Tag bales.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


KING--GoLDING On Wednesday November %, by the
Rev Samuel Osg0od, Mr. CHARLES W. KING To Miss Cor
NETIA +. GoLDING both Of this city. No cards.
KMRAIL-LA DuE-On Monday. October 10, by Rev.
r. n. Foster, GEORGE A. KrMBAIL of Newburg 10 SARAH
A. La DUg, Of New York. No cards.
Ncwburg papers please copy.
LIvsGsToNE-MoRA On Saturday November -. by
the Rev. DR.. Price, RoBsRr L., OF the lsic II W.
Livingstone Manor Of Livingstone 10 MARY s. daughter
Of the late Powell McRa OF South Carolina.
Mix-RoBNs.On Thursday, November 23, al the
Church Of the Holy Apostles, corner Twenty eighth
street and Ninth avenue by the Rev nr Howlund, VII.
LIAM H. MIX TO MARY f., daughter OF the late isaac
Robins, both of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

DUR Washington Correspondcnce.
WASHINGTON Nov. 20. 1885.
The reported Participation Of Amerioas Soldiers IN N
Recent Liberal Assaxk Aaianoros-ifs Moral Eec.
Upon TIE Imperialis- Of Usited State
intervention in Favor Of the Repwblicos-7he Emperor
Journey 70 Yucatan Postponed - C6nsequence-Lous
Napoleon Takes Aazimi,ias to Task for HIS Lack Of
Enery. DC
Tbt latest sdvces received from the city of Mexico
state that considerable excitement had been created BY
the report that several hundred American soldiers had
fought side by side with the liberals before Matanoros
and By General Meias announcement that any or them
had been made prisoners The idea prevailed that the
United States seriously contemplated war in favor of
the republic Of Mexico and making preparations for
A. This had produced certain effect upon the Cabinet
and the abandonment OF MaSimiian's projected Journey
10 Yucatan supposed to have been determined by
approximations in this regard
war with the United States has been the subject or
an exciting discussion in the Cabinet and in the Council
OF State. which meets almost every day resolu-
ton SAID 70 have been adopted by both bodies tho
euect tna IN view Of the demonstration made by federal
soders ana their generals the Rio Grande II not
700 soon 70 take the necessary OF precauon
This resolution had, however, been anticipated by
MaIsha Bazaine, man who has always looked forward
me possibility OF Intervention on the part Of the United
S,ated ana VINO has In consequence, prepared himself
lot such AN emergency BY his order several important
positions have been fortified and some present
!: Is reported In social circles in Mexico city that
Madame de Iturbide daughter Of the old Emperor and
mother OF the youth whom Macmillan has recently
adopted as the heir to the throne of Mexico has received
IN munncent sum Of thirty thousand dollars In gold in
addition 70 liberal pension by order Of Macmillan
The Emperor Macmillan has been notified, it is said
Dy an autograph letter from the Emperor of France
shat hts policy was no, sufficiently practical and ener
getc and suggesting that, although it desirable to
appear TO be as good Mexican possible and govern
with Mexican elements according to Mexican CUSTOMS
hc ought not to sacrifice the interests Of Mexico that
feeling in short that he ought to place himself above
parties and rule exclusively in view Of the progress and
advancement of Mexico
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News from North Caroline

RALEIGH, Nov. 20, 1855
The Legislature meets to- morrow large number OF
members have arrived
Governor Holden is still confined to his bed from sick
ness
Dr. Powell, the State Agent at Washington, has arrived
with dispatches the Governor but they are not yet
made public.
Messrs Fool, Reade Holden, Dick Settles and others
spoken OF in connection with the Scnatorship II is
thought that the constitutional amendment will be
ratified by the Legislature Prominent gentlemen who
have visited Washington not very hopeful 10 the
future OF the State and reconstruction
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ARRIVED.


steamer Nina Chadwick Philadelphia " hours. hav
Ing the y steamer Itasra and y ~chr hrietta.
which are brought 10 this port to be sold
steamship Costa Rica Harris, New Orcans, Noy 10 with
mdse and passengers, 10 Raynor AZ 10 30 AM passe-l
The Morning star and Guiding TO SAL AZ AN ssne
day-th0 latter via Havana.
Steamship MONTGOMERY Ryder Mobile via Norfolk where
she put for coal days with cotton, Ia turu Co
Experienced strong gale and heavy since leaving lamp
Roads Passed Mobile bar, steamer T.l- bound
anchor OF Sand Island inside Mobile
ship David osdl.y ready for and steamer Gen ssr.
leave days Sov 49, ~ and "a etpericnr~d e,vy
NJ gale with high heavy rain IS mc- SW ~
csrysot lighthouse, saw large ship ashore tfr reef
dsmantled and wrerkers alongside. 18th, on Cape ueno
peu large bark ashore on the beach.
Steamship James Green Price Washington 81 hours,
with mdse ana passengers 20 Jas Hand.
Bark Alb-rna Brl, Omstcd, Havana, IA days with AZ
gar. a.. 10 iiargous Co.
Brig Mary (Br). Jones' Turks Islands. IS days. with
salt 10 \ Mch-ena.
Orig Arichat Nest tBrl Paon, Glace BAY days. with
coal TO master Had weather carried FORE
iopgalllntmasi.
Byig olive Buck Philadelphia. IS days with xeraseoe.
bound Boston Had heavy weather. lost part OF deck
load
Brig Aston. Sawyer. New Haven.
Schr Capt John, forrcy. Brantford for Elzsbethpor
gsruRssD-shp Cambria (Br which left ths port the
lat 80 lon IS 80 encountered heavy M gale during
which ship thrown her beam ends and remained
for two hours imminent danger OF laundering,
shifted cargo carried apanker boom and doing such
damage made necessary TO return to this for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27
Jersey CITY News.

SUPPOSED ISrASncpR -The body Of q female infant,
apparent y only about twenty hours old was found
IN d oh at head Of Prospect street. on the meadows
petw cen Jersey City and Hoboken, early hour
~ aday morning, wrapped In the waist Of q womsn's
ress and packed in paper box II borc no marks OF
vocuce but ma medical testimony revealed the fact that
the child had been born alive Is supposed 70 DO case
l Of infanticida
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BosToS, Nov. 20, 1885.
The schooner Montezuma, Of Orland, Captain May,
from Bangor for New Haven, sprung leak on the oath
inst, on Cape Ann, and filled. The mainmast was cut
sway 10 prevent her from rolling over and she was
headed Tor Boston harbor She anchored this morning
on Boston Light but sunk shortly after Her crew were
saved
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MARINE DiSAS TIERS.

t:Otlision OF the Steamers Niagara and
Post Boy.
MEMPHIS, Nov IS, 1865
collision occurred last night between tho steamers
agara and Post Boy, the Mississippi river seven
miles above Helena The Niagara sunk in twenty feet
OF water. One hundred dock passengers, mostly dis
charged colored soldiers, were drowned The Mia ARA
valued at $3.50 0Oo and not insured The Post
boy not injured
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Release OF Ex-Governor Frank Lubbock,
OF Texas.
20 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

FoRr DELAWARE, Del, Nov. "a, 1896
Governor Frank Lubbock, Of Texas, left here this
morning FOR his home, via New York Last night while
in conversation with him. he remarked that he has
been prisoner he has been guarded and held familiar
intercourse with the private soldier from eleven different
Northern States and had he known as much Of them
before the war since, his conscience would never
have allowed him to leave the Union He believed his
experience while prisoner IL he be allowed to tell IT,
fail TO be Of some service 10 Texas towards bring
sng her back home TO her faithful allegiance We be-
rieve little Fort Delaware loyalty such as ~ admins
tered by generous commander, Prsadier General A.
Schoepf has done him like IL has many others, not a
little good He believes he leaves here today az good
Union man as he ever a rebel. The scene at the
wharf this morning while shaking warmly the arms Of
rany Yankee blue coats with the Good bless you
for yepr Kindness 70 ms,r impressive indeed. He
leaves here about the popular transmogrcd rebel
s.hatever left this school Of reform
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A.-The B.I,oon Wedding n >.

A.-The Balloon Wedding IL Said 10
have height OF connubialfecy The happy couple
the highest spirits they were elevated above the
cares OF the world When At altitude OF mile above
the earth Prof Lowe the bride II there
needed to complies her happiness She said there was but
thought Of bringing bottle of EGYPTIAN LOTUS along
she would have have passed the remainder
OF her DAYS where she was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

slave You Seen Itl"
HAVE YOU TRIED 1T"
fuckers CHARMS OF YOUTH,
FOR THE COMPILATION, SKIN AND TEETH
Is TO be had ut all the druggists
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NEW ORLEArs-Steamship Costa Rca--Msjor II Bumsesd.
Adjutat Dean, Quartermastsr Dagectt Captains VIII
kinson Brown OBren Blackman, Burr Forbes, Wright,
Reynolds, Di MARTIN Leutsnsn,s stacy Phillip. seuy,
shedd Hogan Warren Hauxhurs klche Sinclair; Assis.
tant Surgeons Lowe, Ripman and $50 non commissioned
~rooVa.
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A-A.-Dr. Gtlbert's Pile Instrument-
Sure relief refunded Sold by all druggists sen,
GILBERT 4 sURBRUG 675 Broadway.
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Depend Upon It. Mothers. Mrs. Wins
safs and medicine II has stood the tes OF thirty
years aud never known 70 fall II regulates the stomach
and bowels correcs acdy and wind coc produces
natural. quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain
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Death Of the Rev. John r. Booth.

Tho Rev. John Y. Booth, pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of the Tabernacle expired At hrs
dence in Leonard street. Mcseroe, Greenpont at
four o'clock yesterday morning The congregation OF
which the deceased wss pastor building new edce
the head of Noble street. and the laying ~ the
corner Mr.. Booth has continually exposed himself
inswstching and directing its progress His death IL
believed 10 have been hastenod by this exposure He
was . young and energetic minister, and exercised
marked influence over all with whom he cams in con
tact. He was the brother OF the Mayor elect Of
BrOpklyu
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San FRANc1stO, NOV 20, Isdb.
There Ia fair trade for the season. The most i'm.
porant change in prices this week Ia fall In petro
leum 10 soc. size, consequent upon receipts via
the Isthmus Breadstufs moderately active for
port Wheat, 81 07h; barley, 81 10 Mining stocks
have slightly improved. Money is abundant at a1k
per cent per month Foreign tonnage Is plenty, and
rates are low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

OOlOrod Velvet Ribbons, or Every Width
and shade: fun line OF Blacks lust received from aucs
ton the lArgest assortment this city per
their value. NJ 7. HIGGINS, i26 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

Ask for Hunts bloom or ROses.-A Deli
cate natural color for Cheeks will Oh or IN lure
the skin; warranted. DEMAs BARNES 4 co. aud all
druggists
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The steamer Melnotte, from Cincinnati for New Or
isans, struck snag ut Island No. co. the Mississippi
nod sustained serious injury. She obliged to throw
s,sr deck load overheard to prevent sinking
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A.-The Finest Ovcrcoats Ever Seen In
this country for sale at popular prices
l., ". BROKAw, ga Lafayette place
and Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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II You Want a Good Head OF Hair Use
WEBSfER'S VEGETABLE HAIR INYIG0RATOR. De.
MAS BARNES d co. New York, General Agents
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Grover y Bakers Highest Premium
elastic stitch Sewing Machines for family 49s Broadway
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riny Varieties OF Soft Hats, or All
styles from and suitable for all professions
occupations and purposes at 0BNINs, SIS Broadway.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preservattvs
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail No. Assor House
The dye applied By skIllfu artists.
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world harmless reliable and instantaneous Tho only per
feet Dye Also Regeneratng Extract Of MRlenurs Ere
serves aud restores the hair 81 street. New YORK