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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
THE EEGlISH CAPITALISTS.
THE RECEPTION At BUFFALO.
"A Trip on the Lake---A View
Of the City.


BUFFALO N. Y. Sept 2s-P NJ
he reception Of the European visitors to-day was
enthusiastic On the arrival OF the train thew
met by the Mayor Of the city and the Board OF
Trade who had carriages in readiness at the depot Be-
fore leaving the cars Mayor Fargo to thsm
end welcomed them In brief speech
srxzoH or THE MAYOR. .It
II was bis pleasure, he said, on behalf Of the Common
Council and Of the Board Of Trade 10 tender them the
hospaities of the city, and invite Thorn TO inspect the
hsrbor and the latter was soon TO be spanned
~ their great enterprise the international Bridge-aud
Sne city In general Hoping that the programme would
prove agreeable, he again assured them Of hearty
Inc party now entered the carriages and driven
as won "a The sps
craft In the river, gaiy decorated with British
and American aags number Of DISTINGUISHED gentle.
men mad assembled on board to meet them among them
exPrcsldent Willard Fillmore Leaving the slip they
steamed TO the depot Of the Erie Railway and landing
made an inspection OF the buildings connected there
with. 4,
SEEMING CITY, 1s,
largo foundries q tie Vicinity, which they also in.
spectcd After visit to the residence and extensive
middle ground The
tended International Bridge Thence they sailed down the
river and out into Lake Ere and attcr circuit
miles on its beautiful expanse returned TO the city, ~
the way back their steamer was followed ar accom-
panied by Hotia Of small tuas WEE nr,va.e excnrs,or
pa1cs On board VIII" manifested their welcome by tho
wayng9i hadkerchefs the screaming of steam whistles
I'D display Of the bunting of the two countries we'll
served collation. paraken OF board the steamer,
and, though unattended by any speeches. was most
genial and social affair.
The party returned TO the Tin House about half past
-four O'Clock highly gratifcd at the warmth Of their
cepon and the sights and incidents Of their excursion
STR Morton Pcto and Party Mt Cleveland.
CLEvELASD Ohio Sept 25-12 P. NJ. 4.
Sir Morton Pcto arrived here this evenicg with his
friends, and is staying at the Weddell House -,
hessrs McHenry, Lilo and others Buffalo, where
son'ght they attend dinner and soree given in their
-~s'ASN - s''"" 40 vi Mr. BaDcock.
Tomorrow the party will reunte, when the Board OF
Trade Of this city viii tender them reception and enter
tam them with q BANQUET
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Our st. Loui. yiaitors.

The delegation from st. Louis, whose arrival was duly
chroncled in the HERALD of yesterday visited the
Park on Monday carriages and letters of introduction
having been furnished them by Mayor Gunther The
members of the delegation inspected the EIysium of New
York with the utmost satisfaction and astonshed
and delighted to find that all heir sangune ancpations
Of this charming resort fell far short OF the reality
ting of the delegation ct the Aston House last night
the following programme unanimously adopted -
To-day to the Brooklyn Water Works IN accord
ance with Mayor Woods Invitation. ..
Wednesday.-The Charitable Public Institutions OF New
York r-toI ..4
Thursday. Tho Croton Water Works. e
On Thursday night our visitors leave for Boston Tho
object or their trip is to inspect the various insstucns
and dea ncnts Of the different cities they visit and 40
carry home to their fellow citizens OF st. Louis any ideas
OF improvement and progress which they must necs~
Garily adopt In their eastward trip a.
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News from Fortress Monroe.
roRrREss MoNnox, Sept. ~, 1s6

Five men were arrested last night in the act Of strip
ming the rggng sails, &c, from the schooner John Au
mick which sunk by the Creole on the night OF the
r2lst instant
The quarantine AZ tho entrance Of Hampton Roads will
he discon nuod October !.
Mr. j. Jones was brought here o-dny from the Eastern
Shore under arrest IL is said that be was the prvne
secretary to Secretary Mallory OF the late rebel oonfcd-
@eracv
lieutenant Hawkins, Of the Third Pennsylvania ar
allcry IS ar pointed Assistant Superintendent In tho
TTecdmeus Bureau and assigned TO duty on the Eastern
Shore. .E.Hf. M
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+ cation OF che wife for the Custody OF
One OF Her Chlldrem. n. vi ~
erppvur rnrruT-rtr AMnxna f.s..
Before Hon. Judge barnard.

Before Hon. Judge Barnard.
sEpp 25.-Rosaiie A. Harris LormNriv Hardesbrook)
o. william Hardewbrook. This well known case,
which has long before tho public turned up again
In this to-day. The plaintiff and defendant were
divorced years ago. the verdict being favor of
the former Both parties have since remarked the for
mer TO respectable merchant named Benjamin Harris.
the OF the divorce the custody Of the children
was given TO Ar Hardcnbrook the mother not being In
circumstances support them well the father Tho
court ordered the children TO remain at the house OF the
father where the mother 10 be allowed 10 visit them
on certain days subsequently, on the remarriage Of
the father the court modified the previous order
70 allow tho children visit the mother At her
house. and now, the latter being In position such ~
enables her the support OF OF her chldren
petitions the court 10 that ond Her counsel In making
the application read number OF aifectonate letters
from The children to the mother, In OF which one Of
the children expresses ardent desire 10 be again In
her company. Mr. Hardcnbrook, who acted a. his own
coons H. opposed the motion, on the ground that II
would DO cruel TO separate the children. and that tho
mother was not we'll tted from her habits 20 bring
up aud educate the child properly After listening to
eloquent appeals both sides tho Judge took the papers
and stated that he would test the chds wishes the
subject In his own way, and then make his decision
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SIR sAYsaooK from London for NYort. put into Bril-
ham the 10th inst
SNIP ONWARD AlL 100 TONS built at Damariscotta In
lsf7 has been sold on private terms
sar HENRY has been purchased At San Francisco
by LARGO, agent OF the Maritime Company Of Peru.
MARTINA del Peru No chartered BY Macon
d.y Co to load IN their regular line for Hong Kong and
trade, companion 70 the Twilight purchased some
months since.
A disabled whale ship was towed into Hampton Beads
septH.
BARK HARVEST MooS AZ sos tons, built at Stockton In
1880 has been sold on private terms.
BARK AnsrxRpAn, A. wrecked, $40 tons, built At Scar
boro Me- In l8l8 has been sold terms not made public
bethpor Tor Boston got ashore on me east end Hedge
Fence night Of 2s but came Oh al II O'Clock next day with
out damage.
with sbsnaoned !. owned Byy Whi.nsy Of his eity /.
Is supposed both captain and murdered
scuR Josr AuuAcx Bourne from Baltimore for Jersey
AZ the mouth q the Spit Chesapeake Bay BY The steamer
c.os seps. ~ % s Sne q va
the saved and taken Norfolk ~ The
10 S" n rom & ~ TON.
Jersey City ~
scmR ARCTIC Niron went ashore on Broushton Island
20 .nS a o. Crew rn sS .d
% A ss 81 % s'e zs.A c.p .s 10 n
Stone Esq, aud N Moulton, Of Newburyport
soaR LILLE sAspxRa from Eisabebpor With cargo Of
pig iron Praviousy reported sunk near Nov haven
sSynd sspl M 81 ne &
vEssxL suyK--Mr James CLARK, sandy Hook pilot Of
the Netle No % repo,s schooner ssnr IN Ten f.thoms
%: sS on and he mslpmsss sai q rSsf
Sol from her Ps Q, ssr ssa e sss ms' a s
thinks the vessel coal loaded and that she was
sS.n on % . By q been s 81 s
steamer and carried south.
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Curious Dispute Respecting the Title 20
fa rFf~ Coin, Jcwelry, DC. frh
ssA SUPREME COURT-GENRRAL TERN.

Curious Dispute Respecting the Title 70
srw -fi- Coin, Jcwelry, &c. RS
SUPREME COURT-GENRRAL TERN.
Before the Hon. Justices Ingraham, Sutherland and
~ 90 Aac9 Leonard. s5 E
Ssrr. 25.-Mary Cooper, respondent, a. MeIancthon
Burr and Others appc1antG According 70 the state
ment Of facts the part of appellants. this
ton for trial TO decide the right and title certain
con ewery clothing and furniture left by the respond
ent in her house at the time Of her DEATH in August
1851 It is claimed by the appellants that the respond
emit Miss Mary Cooper was insane person. and that
Mary Flood the party claiming the ownership of the
property under gift from the deceased prior TO her
ath lived as servant with the respondent, receiving
wages at the rate Of 81 per month for her service This
claim the part Of Mary Flood recognized by the
Cooper mot Flood, before Justice J. g. Hoyt and YER
dict was rendered in her favor for eleven thousand nine
hundred and foryhve dollars and afty-two cents, the
peal IL from this Judgment and from order refusing
new trial. Some OF the facts are very curious After
Edrdgc street until her dcccass twenty three or TWEEN.
ty four years During all this time she said 10 have
fathers estate, which was paid her quarterly by the
defendants the Of her fathers estate
they first deducting three hundred dollars per year for
nvo dollars per quarter This money was sIways paid
in CON- changcd into COIN at the request Of Mary
house Al the time Of her death She had gold coin to
the amount Of i've Thousand six hundred and nifty
dollars ana silver 10 the amount OF -FOUR thousand and
seventy three dollars, besides jewelry, &c This was
always kept In the house under her bod. For about
nineteen twenty years previous TO her death Miss
Cooper confined 70 her room. During the greater
part of this time she lived alone in tho house Miss
Cooper continued TO be insane to the time Of her DEATH
The defendants with her much during her last i'll
ness, and after the funeral is alleged removed the
coin and vsluables from the house. $3.50
The entire turns upon the question OF tho sanity
OF Miss Cooper and also upon tho question whether
there valid gift to Mary Flood of the property In
question. The matter argued In most elaborate
manner yesterday, by exJudse Woodruff for the appel
ants and Mr. Fullerton the part Of the respondent
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1shs cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain Noodle, via
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho nails for Europe will close in this city al
quartsrpa one and hafpast five O'Clock this afternoon
The New YORK STANDARDIZATION for Europs--will be
published AZ eleven O'Clock this morning.
Single copies In Wrappers ready for mailing aK cen.a
Autumn Exeursi0ns.
Cheapest and most interesting gf the Rtohmood
via Chesapeake Bay sod James River
The elegant and new eeean1ers 81 nc
NEW LINE,
popuariy Known lave Bsi,ofs IRON spssrs
Monroe City Point and Rsh%Spd MT. rns steamer,
MAGENTA comprise the New Line The yansss river being
viewing Dutch Gap and other a The above
with genemanly and obsing clerks. Passen-
must be careful al the depo 70 ask for ckss Tor ths
New Line, and take other f.4. .
No effort shall left merit continuation or
~ K W. SHAW, Superintendent
AID. Barnum's ssself Sswcr,'' or Self
GUIDE and BAISrER all sewing msehines al The
ing machine Offices Institute Fair, and Barnums
Museum 81 90 with directlons Agents wsned Invent
oys odce, sos Broadway, New York N
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Steamship jersey Blue AN Bosscn-wI.nsy ( hssh.-
Eark Msshrds (Brem, Remme. vence-KremeIbsrg 4 Co.
Ayes-Fan asf aeine2e wsnd A0ne'os0 Ano Du'H0'
Brig Alpha (Br), Morrison, sydney CAP Nevius
Brig W Eaton tBr,. Mason. Halifax Ns-D R Dewolf a
Brig Alice, Loud, Richmond ya--Brett. Son Co.
schr Emma Anderson (Br), Mccarthy, st Maruns-H A
schr Mary Harris (Br) English Naasau-o KonteI =
schr Antelope (Br, Dobson Matanzas-Jules Gown.
s sssr Wave a ass fsG Ssas
eSP saq Fanny a
ARRIVED
last a. ov Bailey poy s New orssn day.: IN bal
spoke Mary Aankin from Galveston for New York "a
days ou day lat 2s Ion 70 bark Norhward
Steamship Mcclellan, samues Hilton Head days TO
Steamship Creole. Thompson, Richmond Norfolk "A
Steamship %se%srs SeoR n
msss and to ynssSn Fox CO CO, .
ssmul. T@ ~
steamship Alleghsny Flags, Baltimore. with md.e, to
Ship Tsrquin Kimba sunatra l2s days, with pepper to
eo s R nA1 ssSS s Sy with sea-: and
ship AeSnt Br' H.tihews london, IS days, with md.s
A1s Wyos &oasevdso days with
BARI Cora tFr Saint fair. Martinique, IS days. with
BARK SuiOs {Sf Belfast, Me,, Panno Linsan. IS days
BARK jean Iiihgow iBr Doodey oinoe Bay days with
with COAL to Miller iIoushton -'A'A N''
Bark Ocean Eagle Luce Apaachcol, 20 days. with cot
A ~ sy !, win binds msc
from from Apaiachicdis for New York 'p','
ssa Ss ase % % and Porto Ca
Brig Ada sr, Card old Harbor, Ja q days. with log
Brig Rapid (Br Duguet Kingston Ja 2, days. with
Brig Gentle Annie lBrl, Pitts Gace Bay. IL days, with
eos' sns: Wright. Cow Day d.y. with coal to
Brig Village Belle (Br Crane Windsor, Ms 10 days
scSr Richard nm, Huise, Barbados IS days, with molns
sehr Alien Doane. Cow Bay, days, with coal to L
CcnstitSton ssrout Bay, days. with coal
schr Obj, Taylor Portches.er NIB. II day.
schr Masnols Br Clare Halifax Il days, with nsh and
s Ssm sssy sSwa ss eS%on
s sehr HFSl Irwin, 1 Bree. virginia
Schr Geo II Hoyt, Cranmer, Virginia
schr d Puts Jester Virginia aihNN
ssSr John John War; h Han ysas
sehr Van Name, Van Name. deorsesown u days
ssSr es woo .',.A r. MSss s.ors
schr Pals.iAns, ';sm , g. Baltimore
scSr Charley wooi.sy Parker baltimore for New Haven
sehr s~siyn Rases. Raasehpors for sossou
schr Benj FRANKLIN, Brown, Machiis, Q days. =
schr Orion, Hart, Bangor M NE
s seSr RssS r rSss %n:low Bangor
schr Ghsrnb. Bailey, Boston vierVV
seSr srsu. smith so%srsst !of FoasAl.ep.s
schr Treasure. Palmer. Providence
ssSr SAssSy ssalnr Frovssne
schr Kmbassador Grant Providcnee
Schr harriet Gardner Robbins Providence.
schr Queen OF the West Roders. New Haven PhiAdsi
schr John McFee, McFee, Huntington for Albany
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The Collision orr the sound.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

rfrffnaa hA NEW YORK, sept 70, lsGo.
VIII yon please do Justice TO Captain Davis OF the
eloop Jacob Duryca IN collision when run down by Tho
Ocen,v by saying that his sgnal lights were burning
brigy fasteDed in the rigging, where they had been
all nisltf Why the looko on board the 0ceanus did
not ste the Hsht no Is unable TO account for. yours
respectfully 49, NATHANIEL " TERRY
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Clubs b. 1h ID 3D. en-. stu. 6th ~. 8G. 0A Total.
Live su Oak. Is lio aoisoe ooo ~
Umpirc-P Shreeves OF Monmouth Base Ball Club
Scorers-Messrs Pagan and Jollie. "a i,
THE ATLANTIC CLUB, OF BROOKLYN, VERSUS THE
LOWELL CLUB, OF AAssACHusETrs-THn At
LANTTCs THE vICT01s. !. ssil's ! 81 W
sa8is IN Va. als eliaai f1ft BosroS, Sept %. 1906.
The base ball game between the Atlantic C1ub Of
Brooklyn N Y, and the Lowell Club, today was wit.
messed by fve thousand persons. II was handsome
game The Loweps fielding was splendid The Atlantics
won, the being thirty to ten Home runs were
made by Start who got three and Norton and Josn
each h'ti Ofn ft So tHfIhFf ! fsl4il
Tomorrow the Atlantcs play tho TrMountan Club;
Wednesday they play the Harvard University Club here
and Thursday the Charter Oak, at Hartford.
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IL an Insurance Director Liable, Whose
Name IL not ON the Printed Polfcies9
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.

Before judges Tngraham, Leonard and Sutherland.
SEPT. 25.-B1r Waterman John Daley impleaded
vita Winant and ohers.-The facts OF this
br ely thesc:-The Webster Fire Insurance Company
was organized in 1854 and established their Office ISL
Broadway, subsequently removing to so Wall street The
defendant Daley became stakeholder and director In
the company The blanks used for policies were those
bearing the imprint of 'No. ISL Broadway" without
Dalcys name being them On the printed business
cards, however appeared Mr.. Daley's name. In July,
1896 the affairs Of tho company investigated and
Is alleged that deficit in the capital discovered,
growing Of alleged frauds practsed upon the commits
soners by the parties who signed the application and char
ter Tho company therefore dissolved and receiver
took charge OF It's effects II claimed that Daley,
not being OF the parties who obtained the charter had
no knowledge OF the frauds The plahtin In July, 1885,
purchased two hundred shares and thousand fivo
hundred shares Florence and Keyport stock In the
September following the plaintiff purchased number Of
other shares Of the Stock and Ia October two hundred
shares making four hundred shares in ALL for which he
paid In twelve hundred shares OF tho Florence and Key
port stock. The plaintiff claims II is all worthless
and the action brought against the directors 70 recover
$50 the par value Of the stock andthe ground upon
which Daley Is charged Ii the representation held out
upon the business cards Of the company referee pre-
viousy save Judgment against the defendants for
477ll co. being the amount pad by plaintiff in cash,
Sob0 and in Keypor stock at share. with costs
Tho appeal Ii from the roferees report
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News from san francisco.

CAN FRANcsco, sept -, Iboo
Supplies Of Eastern goods ranging low. Many
Kinds are entirely in first hands, and prices still tend up
wards The cargo of the Orpheus which arrived this
week IL nearly sold Five or six Eastern vessels with
goods arcovcr due. M -.
Butter, coffee. lard, meats, provisions coal oil, can
Ales soap sugar and domestic liquors, are among the
articles which have advanced.
Money IL very abundant and easy At ~ per cent per
month The receipts Of treasure from the interior
Tar this month"; foot up three and quarter millions Of
dollars Gold bal
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John gallabcr and John West who robbed soldier In
Augusta Of Ave hundred dollars and stole team Of
horses with which they went TO Bowdcnhan aud took
the Tor Portland this morning. were arrested here BY
tumble fight with both at time, In which the Marsha,
came OF victorious
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samaritan's oin.-Cures fn from Two
10 four daya Sold By druggists .IH
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tTrussss.--Msrsh a. Co.'s Ola Established
Radical Truss Once s nj No vesey street Lady at
rt.f.
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Base BalI.

F|FII Base Ball. II'IIFIiIF
ORIENTAL OF NEW YORK VERSUS LIVE OAK OF
ALBANY.
These two clubs played a WY interesting game at
Hoboken yesterday which resulted in handsome VIC
tory for the Oentas by score Of twcntysix TO seven
in full game Of nine innings The score ses foows:-
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Take Eotice.--That Genin's Fall md
winter OF gcnenens dress aud business Hats YOUTHS
and boy as and Caps chidrens and young maes fancy
hundred ATTY foreign and domestic styles al new, Is
NON READY The store the largest Ia ts line In this
country and the assortments the mos. sqmpre nensye
GENIN, ol3 Broadway.
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Considerable current business was transacted a. the
regular meeting Of this Board yesterday The following
From Frank ". Robb, foreman Of Engine Company
No l. stating that the property occupied BY that
pany can be released and recommending that be- Re-
From Jas wa.erman, proposing 10 build patent hose
and fuel tender tl00 tender 70 carry ncen lengths
Of hose and six hundred pounds OF coal with suctons
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company No. 8, In
Chambers street. Appointments. 9. Shay, foremsni
". 8 Wood, assistant foreman p Norris, driver and
Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine Company No 10, IN
W. y. Gall assistsn. foreman j. Day, engineer a
Metropolitan Engine Company No. s. in Fourteenth
street. Appoiniments-B Voters foreman p mckee q
TSI s,osep sisS driver and ssysn pTva.e
APPOINTMENTS AND RsroLuriovs
That plans and specifications for the alterations Of the
houses now occupied by Engine Company 30 Hook and
Ladder IS and Hose 20 be prepared, and tho same be
put under contract immcd ately. .
house Of Protection Engine Company No. g. on Ann
That H. Williams be appointed engineer of Steam
That Thomas MullIgan be appointed engineer Of
Metropolitan steam Fire Engine Company 10, and that
sonpsSy ys ssa fosys Nc aroo and ksy
resigned t.Hl lNrn IN -
That W. " Smith, engineer, be transferred from En-.
Qine Company SO TO Engine Company 10
That p Herlick and j. Mccormick be appointed hre-
men in Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine Company 20,
vice W. Barker and J. Kennedy, resigned.
That j. Hcarn be appointed driver In Metropolitan
Hook and Ladder No Q, vico y. g. Iiamil, resigned.
That Q. j. Waterbury be appointed fireman In Metro
potan Engine Company 10.
That officers and members OF 0ceanus Company II,
United States Engine Company 20, Columbian Hook and
Ladder IA volunteer departmontj, DO relieved from
duty and bonoraby discharged, " In good standing, on
26th October
Adjourned TO Wednesday.
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A.-N1arsh's Truss Once Removed 20 S4N
Broadway Shoulder Braces SIX Elastic Stockings, SILK
Elastic Abdominal Belts lady attendant y u : tlsl,
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A.-B0ys' and Childrcn's Jtf
\. 0ARIBALDI, CUTAwAY AND z0UAvE SUITS
by the thousands, at reasonable prices.
w BROKAw, e. Lafayette place, and
Ia, 81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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The skowhegan Hotel, In Skowhegan, was totally dc
atroyed by re at early hour this morning. with tn,
Greater portion OF Its furniture and the effects Of in
mates Loss from twelve 10 fifteen thousand dollars
which IN partially insured.
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1 Chevalier's Life for tho Hair Restores
hair 10 It's original color stops It's falling out Keeps the
head clean, stands above comparison with other hair
dressing Sold ut the drug stores and At Office LIS
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALIER NJ. ID.
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Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias Howe,
Jr, President, Go Broadway. Agents wanted ~
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y Gold Necklaces for Misses. oatrr
fsn Twelve and FIFTEEN Fifty Dollars each for sale By
GEO O. ALLxN, No AIS Broadway, door below Canal
street. taaHlIl HHn ft t'r aIfHH itn
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y A.-JeMers, 553 Broadway, 10 Selling
his Ladies' and Childrens SHOES reduced prices Tho
ladies invited 10 call and JEFFERS 65 Broadway
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Lockstftch Sewing Machines and Bat
tonhoie Machine WHEELER WILSON, GO Broadway
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Humphrey,s HomeOpa thic Specifies
| Al wholesale and retail Depot b01 Broadway.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured BY DR.. zAcHARlE, 100
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Extraordinary Opportunity-"sea Is
and Shirts at three dollars and half each emuently
desirable Garment at a extremely moderate price.
4 f--TIl OT SMITH FOWLER. No. Park row.
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Mathilds 4 Co., Marie Galoupeau, suc-
cessor No Brcvoor place, Tenth VIII open Paris
Millinery for the fall on Tuesday, September B 1865
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Ladies' waterfalls, Curis, LonGbraids,
selling twenty-five per cheaper than elsewhere At
BRAfTEAUS Hair Goods Emporium. 81 Court street.
Brooklyn.
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Grover Is Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch and Lock stitch Sewing Machines 400 Broad