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, 1865-10-13

Ord til andot indrykkes fornaynte olent-
lige Tidender SAINT leases for Vor Lands
Ovcrret SAINT IIof- og Stadsret i kl0ben-
hayn oG we'd Over og Undcrretterne j Wore
dansk-yestindiske Der, 90 skal Bevillings-
hayercn cudvidere we're pIigtig til at lade
deoue Vor aIleruaadigste Bevilling t~orevise
j Wore Bogholdercontoirer bcmeldte Be
Siddclser % dcrom erhyerYc Attest, ola
Proclama j andet Fald like skal ansees
gieldende imod wore Fordringer og andre
Rettigheder.
Hvorelrer de Vedkommende sig a%Ilerun-
dcrdauigst have at rette % for Skade at
tage ware.
Under Wort KongoIigo Segl,
IL. s. Is.)
Eltcr Hans Kongelige Majest@ts aller-
naadigste Detailing.
G0urcrnemeniet for dc danSb- UestindiSbc
Der, 81. Croir Ter 23ds September 1865,
w. BIRCH.
, 1865-10-13

ART. VI Jammco = 1850 Or h E6y@ q S.eoeo" lo>" g Lf@
, (o0jes Or Eraaas at Dispatches raahug IN lie S4eo-G1r~2
C6zonfes. Presented to Parliament by command OF l1er Majesty
? Rauyns ofMe Quantities Of Sugar Eap~4e1 h@o tie BrHi@ Ue1
india Islands, ard Entered in tie Jnncd Kingdom. Parliamentary
Papers. 1858.
A HUNDRED years ago, when black men were seldom seen north of
The Tweed, an old Scotch genhewoman meeting ncgroin the street, cast
up her eyes and hands, excIaiming, IIech, sr, what Gamma be made Tor
the penny ? And well might the British people do the same At2
cost, not Of one penny, but offve thousand million pennies p" e have pro
7uced that curious specimen Of human race, the free negro OF the west
indies. Such was the outlay. Now, what is the result? What sort OF
thing have we got for our money Was that a wise investment of capt.
tai?
The reply Of some high authorities has been given, and is oi&-Oor
islands, they say, the richest and loyeiest in the world, arc fallen from
wealth to ruin-crumblng, deserted, desolato towns-empy ha.bouS-
trade gone-agricnlure at Deaths door-the old staples vanished away
the owners of these once fertile lands languishiog in poverty, or dead o
broken hearts-the negroes, for whom all was done, sunk up to the ears
in pumpkin, growing every day more savage, more idle, more beastIy'
Such, they tell us, is the work that our philanthropy has worked out I'M
der the sun. Is that so, OF is it not SO? The subject may be somewhat
Like a good thing, being often told,
Grown feared and tedious
but yet it deserves some thought. England's giving freedom to her
slaves was an act unique inthe history of man. We know not where an
, 1865-10-13
E.aqherass Church., ghrls9f"sls:c@,

On Sunday the 18th instant, there Wlii
be divine service hrld for both Lulheroa
Congregations in This Church.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Late Captain Observation-Disclosures from
Mrs. Richard Golden, &c.

The Late On plain Marshnll-Letter from
Mrs. Richard Golden, &c.
The regular monthly meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merce very largely attended. President A. A. Low
occupied the chair and called the assembagc to order
shortly after o'clock, when the minutes Of the prcv
regular and special meetings read, corrected
and approved.
Subsequent to the ballong OK Mayor OrpYEr, on be-
half Of the Executive Committee presented preamble
and resolutions relative the city Post occ the docu
ment reading
ton, wealth and The Interests centred here
Il Hmereas and whereas The buildings used such city
c ana and
scale corresponding with its geancss; and whereas,
Ss SG.ssi @ as y sh ' y S public
% sSspE: ssisss
ID view prospective ths, business which
s"s q he
regards size and recommendation; 70 general hsrefors
York ensiisS 20 post oss which shall Be- only As %
s s s e
accessibility By The public the q aohins!y necessary
r sSs
United and
present III. matter Congress. aurnst sesson, urs
1 %. a. q sssn ga
appropriation 10 meet the cost Of the same.
Resolved, That the location, toward the purchase
Of which the merchants Of this city contributed largely
well suited 70 their convenience and u still recommended IN
preference 70 remote from the Custom House and
Treasury Departments
On notion the preamble and resolutions were voted
separately, both being adopted In their entirety.
Mr. J. T. srRASAHAy, on behalf Of the delegation OF
the Chamber that attended the Detroit commercial
vention, then submitted their report
j. d. JoNus. Esq, OF the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company, offered series Of resolutions relative TO the
death OF the late Captain Charles II Marshall In a
few words he reviewed the Of the associate
they had lost alluded to his many acts OF benccencc
and patriotism and urged the propriety Of placing
cord some appreciation Of his merits and worth The
resolutions presented then adopted and placed
upon the minutes Messrs. Dewitt G. Bloodgood, A. A.
Low George 0pdyke, Peter Cooper and Elliott Cowdin
also addressed the meeting and rccouned sundry Incl
dents OF the life OF the deceased
Secretary STEVENS read q communication from Mr..
b. Chttenden, presenting valuable portrait OF John
Bright by the italian artist Fagnan 10 the Chamber
and several members donated 70 the organization por
trait Of John Murray President OF the Chamber from
17eS 10 1906 copy by Huntington from original by
Trumbu The gifts we're accepted and tho thanks OF
the Chamber extended TO the donors.
The subjoined letter OF acknowledgment from the
family Of the late Richard Cobden was then read by the
| Secretary - - E
l DAMorrH, MipuuHsr, August 20 1866
Mrs Golden and her children beg 10 return their
Alska0rlsqsHG1.s Y sAs IspRsa q W Yae@Rss II Com
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the State OF New York their kind and genuine
manifest Ions ~ sympathy with them
Such "snon OF the character talents aud
who IA always the alienation the sucrngs Of hi.
manly neares MS heart Is especially soothing 10 their
afflicted spirSs Md coming did after the struggle for
liberty the sls.e h been accomplished In he States,
New York PssuIl.r stSul and valuable g NJ cs6deas
permitted chose Of he struggle yet his mind
pleased By president hn0wledke OF the nal triumph % the
Union.
On motion, the letter placed die The Pesdene
having announced that SPECIAL meeting would be heI6
on Thursday, the 10th inst, for the election OF Com
missioner OF Pilots In place OF Capajn Charles H. Mar
shall, decreased, the Chamber Adjourned
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city Politics.

MOZART HALL COUNTY coSvENrIoN-.THE NoxISA-
--~--~ TIONs, ETC.
The delegates chosen at the primary elections OF the
Mozart branch Of the democracy to make nominations
Of candidates for county Offices assembled last evening
Mozart Hall The meeting full, harmonious, but
not particularly enthusiastic
On motion, Mr. Cunning s. Bedford was chosen ia
preside and Messrs I. Kylen and 5 f. Nolan to act as
secretaries.
On motion a retiring committee OF Ave was appointed
10 present names Of candidates for nomination.
The following names were on motion adopted as the
nominees Of the Convention
For Judge OF the Supreme Court-Danici r Ingraham.
For Judges Of the Superior Court-James Moncref and
Samuel Jones.
For Judge OF Common PIeas-charlcs 2. DAILY.
For Judge Of Mathematician. d. Livingston.
suggestion Of the committee to postpone the nomi-
nation Of candidates for the remaining Offices
coded TO- and the Convention adjourned TO Friday
ing OF next week.
NIXON COUNTY CONVENTION.
The McKcon Democratic County Convention assembled
last evening the Sinclair House Broadway and Eighth
street There very full attendance OF the dele
gates.
Mr. Stephen r. Russell chosen chairman and
Mcssrs Charles Price and Henry p. West secretaries.
Mr. JouS McKsoS addressed the Convention at consd.
cradle length on the Importance of selecting honest
judiciary and hoped the meeting would result pre-.
senting gentlemen OF unquestonable integrity for the
sunrages Of the people
The Convention then proceeded to make nominations,
follows
For Judge Of the Supreme Court daniel r. Ingraham
For Judges of the Superior CourtAnthony L. Robert
son and James Moncricf
For Judge OF Common Picas--CharIcs p. Daily.
For Judges OF tho Marine Court-Henry Alker Qong
term). and Charles Price (short tcrm)
For Supervisor--Wm. A. Kobbc.
Adjourned 70 Tuesdey evening next
TAMMANY HALL.
meeting OF the General Committee OF Tammany Hall
held last evening whom call was issued for the
election Of delegates for county conventions and
mittce appointed TO draft address and mako prepare
tons and arrangements for carrying vigorous cam
pagn for the State ticket
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Explhm0t0ry or the Late DimculAeS ae
THE AMERICAN TNsFITUf YATR

The writer Of this not drsng e make arrs,ssmcnt
fair DID bsfors going 70 any e.psns soass With. d ds
DESTROYS me or ..y o.
lie regrets cnpslled rubtsh tils.csrd,
oa%n ss' ns~.ps ns % lie T he
himself to ssass he cs ana % IN
s WI -
upon me and mads certain repre- .sntat,ors promnea!
the fair and WAS anxious that should BE- KEEP, i operation
less provided with paper print upon saying that
%eas ss r h 70 aSs like s s,f %
nc sa s as THAI Sns s m and
sGae sas rsrs h. sSans csr s for AID
Proposition agents % 'S.e
enS, Ssn use the and to Print other cir
'e s'y s
Mu s as ma anS a y o
Of the press about the time the
signed continued In successu operation for Few days
ways stopped ds,ribution using abusive and iasutns
3as ' With 'sasa S@f
aSan e Sos Of s
Many OF these same manaers were pleased and sraaed
Seayor 20 asa dd me on IN ca"
~. TO the proper nen.s and purpe.es Of an
S spe display
best possible advantage and 70 give them publicity In order
70 do circulars and cards distributed Visitors
for circulars and cards. and collect them relating to evory
article exhibition These evidences of the fa and tbs
articles there exhibited many take homo with them for
urc reference besides too the people like 70 read
All ths at least makes popular the far and nstu
rally adds and augmens the gruss receipts Of tho stu
ton.
might add had the Board Of Managers officially
and In writing, kndy notified that display OF
Objectionable would have instantly ordered them
moved.
contend tina: my rights have usurpcd. Ny cssh
outlay In week nearly o. 00D and must suffer
for It, Is belief that had been permitted
interptedy, II would have resulted In gain Thiy
idea when accepting tho proposition, and when should
have experienced return for AL this outlay for the benefit
Of the Fair we'll myself was interered with causing
me 70 be loser and some one must now pay for T.
do not allow 10 be- torn down for loss than SO
day, anywhere to nothing OF the and In
suits trust the people are with me- and 70 conclusion
be found In the following note OF which have the original
manuscript Had accsded their drmsnds and advor
tsed gratuousiy dcuty would been nKpcricnoed
The note requested the following 10 De inserted IN the crco
lar
This crcualsis printed camphclrs prcss now
hibon al the Thirty sixth Annual Fair u the American In
siute the armory Fourteenth street. of
Sixth aud will continue until the l9th Of Octner
III this IL the circular, they will be allowed ~ b
printed nj the fair JOHN. w. CHAMBERS, Chairman"
Copies of the Faiest OF the Fair " be had at drug
and chemical warehouse No 69t Broadway Call and gcs
and II have not been already liberal 10
n. r. HELMBoLD.
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was estimated that twelve thousand persons visited
the Fashion Pleasure Grounds yesterday to look at the
numerous articles exhibition and witness the trotting
for the special premiums The first race by horses
that had trotted fG purses stakes This
wagon, and by Dan Mace's Prince who trotted
In 244k. beating Carpenters Infant and Hopkins gray
gelding. The premium $780, The second
won by Ella Sherwood who beat Brewsters Taylor and
Paterson's Native American. Time 2:30. The race was
TO wagon, and the premium 500. Mr.. Labatour's
team was awarded premium Of 500 for trotting in
2;49. Mr.. Patorson's black team also awarded
premium Of 500 for trotiing In 24sH Tho Fair closed
at SurGel.
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The Hon. Richard OGorman's residence In Twenty
second street the Of pleasant proceeding
last evening. It may be remembered that at the time
when the gallant Sixty about leaving for the
scene OF the war; Mr. 0'Gorman In spirit OF true pa
triotsn presented II with beautiful Aag representing
the snnburs aud Irish harp together with the motto Of
the O'Gorman family rainbow "First In the heId
and the last out OF IT,, tile whole worked Hnc green
silk. This flag has been borne many well fought
field without disgrace capture, and last night was
returned IN Mr. O'Gormnn.
shortly before nine O'Clock number OF the officers OF
the sixty ninth made their appearance Their nas was
with them not radiant and beautcous when rst they
Colonel Coonan stepped forth from his brother officers
and few words thanked Mr. OGorman for his kindness
TO them, and the part Of his comrades returned him
tbs flag.
Mr.. O'Gorman, on taking the Gag, said :-CooneI
Coonan and officers OF the Sixty ninth rcgmentI gives
me pleasure 10 welcome you here this evening Three
years ago gave Won this flag; you were then going
TO you In the anticipation that the courtesy kndness
and chvalry which have always attended the
Irish soldier might attend Won. Nor have
my anticpations proved false. You have done
your duty well, unlinchingly, noby. have heard OF
your gallant deeds, and have been and proud OF
care.takcr and win treasure up But " At any future
time you may need Tiff Heaven should 80 decree that
another war, not between American and American but
with some foreign foe should take pnce Is here for
you and am satisfied you will never dishonor II.
Al the conclusion Of Mr. OGormans speech the party
partook Of collation., at which several toasts
proposed apd duly honorcd Among the guests present
ford, Mayor Gunthcr Judge Connolly, Judge Barbour
Mr. Powers. &c.
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DeBow's Review.


This work of which have proprietor for
years. which had heavy subscription
and advertising list every part Of the Union now essab
lished n and permanent basis.
Ny purpose IN the future Il 10 give national chsracsr
and devote al Of and resources 70 the deve
the material interests Of tho Uniontts CON
merce, agriculture manufactures Internal improvements
and general industry. -
In addition these important topcs the work wIi EN-
brace discussions such great questions Of legislation
a. feet the relations States the pcmanency Of the
Union and the honor and prosperity Of the country.
In an especial will be devoted 10 the ssab
shmcnt Of southern prosperity and the building up OF ts
fields OF industry and enterprise rendered necessary under
the and altered condition OF things.
restoration OF the South be effected upon the bass
opened for tho investment o. capital invited thther
from quarter Its abundant and fertile lands invite
emigration, which viii be prominent object 10
Regarding the issues Of The past dead about which
practical philosophy win not dispute and those of the
sent living and potential The part Of the REVIEW 70
good faith tho situation and dcdure from all that
bc promove othe best interests OF The whole country
Offers Of the REVIEW win be located at New York. Wash
pgton City, Charleston, Nashville and New Orleans.
OFFICE, NEW YORK, 20 BROADWAY
j. d. b. DRBOW.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Rest Lstera-
| ~ Family JOurHai I'm the Country.
The wxExLr HERALnfor tho present week, now ready
contains
important Intelligence from tho NstonaI Capital Re
ports OF tho Proceedings Of the NORTH Carolina South
carolina and Alabama State Conventions Tho Result 81
the Recent Elections Mississippi and Connecticut In
terestug operations a the Freedmens Bureau Account
Of the Return q General Corners EEpeditoa 70 Fort
Laramie and the Results Of the Campaign against tho
Infians; Continuat,on OF the Testimony In she Wjss
Tin Csse; Interesting Letter from the Arctic Repous
from Captain Hall Full Details Of the Arrest Of Gene
raj Briscos at Lynchburg Va; interesting IuseIii-
gonce from Louisiana. Texas, suA all sections o.
the Union; Account or tt6 Shooting OF
man in Richmond, Va, by woman, bccmsc hs refused
to marry her. late and important News from Europe
and Ill parts Of the world Editorials leading events
the Csrrent News Of The day; Posty--sHspt Sasrd,"
and Tho Voice OF Sleep" an excellent story writtos
expressly for Tho wMxLr HxaALp, ensissed "EIsie
VAIL" the interesting story Of rhe Scored Of IDsss
Hastngsr Nuscu and Theatrical review forshe week..
interesting SctentiAc Artistic LteNsy reming; the
latest Sporting Newt; Religious Intelligence: seasonab~
reading for Farmers ind 0aTdcnsn varssies; Tsostis
valuable reviews OF tive Money Commerc,s Dry Goods
Boot and Shoe Borse sad Cattle Markets. aAdassoants
" all interesting events u the week.
TERns.--sngie subscraptiou, 81; Three copies, IS;
Five Copies 50; Tan ccptss SIS. Single csracs Five
cents each IimiAsd number Of advertisements In
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD
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MASSACHUSETTS, Politics.
GENERAL C0UCH's ACCEPTANCE or TIE NoNINA-
TON FOR GOVERNOR.

TAUNTON, Dot. q 1895
DEAR MAORI have the honor 70 acknowledge the
receipt Of your note of this date rendering tho
gratuations Of the United Service Club upon my being
nominated by the democratic party for tho once Of Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts,.
Please say tho club that shall accept Of this trust
offered with such unsnmity by my fellow democrats OF
the State and express TO the society my deep emotion
upon having been commended by those with whom
share the honor and glory Of having belonged TO the
Army Of the Potomac.
with many kind wishes for the success and well being
OF your noble organization, and personally my sincere
regards for YOURSELF am, truly your obedent servant
ID. NJ COUCH
Major 8 HsRssHs LAsosr, United SERVICE Club =
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The General Convension or the Episcopal
Church.

PHfLADKLPurA, Oct 6, 1885,
The General Convention Of the Episcopal Church re-
assembled In st. Andrews church at ten O'Clock this
morning when the roll was called delegation from
the Diocese OF North Carolina answered their
A delegation from the Diocese q Texas admitted
yesterday Thus two Southern doccses represented
Texas and North Carolina
Judge Churchill, Of Kentucky, offered . resolution
nstructing the Committee canons inquire into the
expedcncy Of amending the Of the church
70 prohibit any clergyman candidate for holy orders
from entering the army navy except In the capacity
Of chaplain
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The New Orleans Market.

Cotton Is arm, with an upward tendency; sales OF
900 bales a. l5c for mddlng and acc for strict mid
bling sugar-Sales OF fair 70 fully fair at l4kc. q
hekc. Molssses quiet Freights Arm; cotton to New
York Nc. Ike. per ID. Exchange depressed checks
IN New York per cent discount
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A%Thc Finest Dverc0ats Ever Seen In
this country ready for sae.
~ Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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Movements or General GRANT.
HARRsRrRo, Pa, Oct. 8, 1865.
General Grant and family passed here this morning In
tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company's special car He
will arrive In Philadelphia about noon to-day.
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BANcOR MO- OCT. D, I505.
At the horse fair to- day trotting match took pacc
between the bay geldng Panic, formerly Frank vernam
entered by D. s. Nagellc OF New York, and the bay
stallion Mcclellan entered bv o. M Shaw, Of Bangor
Panic in three straight heats; time, 2:32k, 22oZ
2311. McCcllan's time 2 :33, $50, 2:31X.
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n. Clocks
Hair Restorcr restores gray hair.
CLOCKS
Hair Restorer makes hair grow bald heads
CLOCKS
Hair Restorcr stops hair from falling out
CLOCKS
Hair Restorer prevents headache.
CLOCKS
Hair Restorer Is elegantly pcrfumcd
CLOCKS
Hair Rcstorer is all that be desired q drcssing
CLOCKS
Hair Restorer possesses all claimed for single
trial convincss the skepcsI Of IL value IT, after
thorough trial OF two bottles does give perfect salts
faction the money will be refunded Sold al 81
70 ''''''' DR. r D. CLOCK, Proprietor.
Manchester. n. n.
H. r. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse so broadway,
Agent New York CITY
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OPERATIONS or FIRST New JERSEY CAVALRY.
Lieutenant Colonel Walter r. Robbins, Of the First New
Jersey cavalry has published in pamphlet FORM FOR tho
officers and Of the regiment his ocaI report OF tho
operations OF the command In the last brilliant campaign
around Richmond. Colonel Robbins desires II 10 be
known that the members OF the regiment can obtain
copies by applying by letter otherwise At tho oce OF
the True American Trenton, NJ j.
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An American Votes 20 Suit HIMSELF bat

the Hat which fashion prescrbcs III becomes
him, all right but i not, It IL all wrong Az GENins 5l3
broadway Will be found superb leading style It's limos
the naval architects say graceful i proportions
feet But Sir Reader prefer something dfercnA
Go 10 GkSINS and Whatever fancy has painted -
'us the thing you win be pretty 20 lnd In his mis-
cclancous assortment
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Public Taste has Decided that Phalon's
MIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs' shall regn supreme
the perfumes manufactured this continents fact
which In s sales during the
past months proof unanswcrable Sold everywhere.
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A.-Marsh's Truss once, 542 broadway,
Shoulder Braces Silk Elastic Abdominal Belts, SIR Elastic
stockings, &c lady attendant
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatfvc
Wig De Wholesale and retail. No. Astor House
The dye anpi.od BY sklllful artsts
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A.--Pollak II SON, Mecrschaum Manu-
facturers 61 Broadway Fourth sectpipes and ca
gar Holders at wholesale RETAIL cut 10 order mounted
with silver and repaired.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured BY DR. zAcHAME, ID
Hrnat UA
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world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only pcr
feet Dye Also Eegcneratnn Extract Of Miehcurs Fro
restores the hair 81 Barclay street, New YORK
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Va, and Childrcn,a
BsscneIor,s Hair Dyc.-Thc best d

GARfBALDI, CCTAwAY AND zOUAvE SUITS.
BY the thousands, At reasonable prices.
Ly BROKAw. 81 Lafayette pisce, and
~ Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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| Corns, Dunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. POPPER 00 Broad
way, corner VI Houston street, room No ~.
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Crutches.-Harsm mans Patent Eiastic
cutches the greatest mprovementof the Tor sale -
s76s Broadway.
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Trussss.-Marsh Il Co.'s Old Estabiished
Radical curs Truss oce ssl ~ No vssey street. Lay
atts
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city Ladies', Wishing Their supply Of
shoes for the coming season, psuonse MILLER
A CO, E7 Canal street
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The Fall nt1emcn who Gricves
over the Of KNOWS popular hal store, on hc
Fulton street and Broadwayw be delighted 70
learn his establishment SIS broadway thriving
vigorously supplying demand the handsomess FA
STYLE OF hat issued. KNOX IL still In the ascendant