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QUE W EALT n :

-s' - Tor lseA.
INCOME RetaPA
RooaSeras, n. =. end Four
rts returns for the Third, fourth, Tyasa
te.nth wards t#s:::s :::;..: ~: ~. Il Rochester,
NJ Y, are published. showing the following resuts:-
Jonathan Watson returns the heaviest e2I
Thirteen others returns incomes between $40 900 and
$4,000, and sixteen between $4,000 and 80 900.
There arc also In this portion Of the city the large
Dor Of two hundred and fourteen persons who have in
comes exceeding 81 900 and Lees than $1,000
Troy, r.
Tho very heavy psrsons are Ave-Hsnry Burden, who
has an income Of SLIT $685. John Griswo,d $50 eS1
John L. winslow, sl2s, SOS; Betsy Hart ts4,s3l for
sef and Sll las a. commissioner; and William shep
hard ISL 60T John L Thompson returns an income Of
ga SIT: twenty-five have incomes exceeding ga, 900
and less than $1,000 and any eight between $4,000
s.d ssc.oca
. 00H0Es, N. r.
A. Booker pays tho highest tax 10 the village Of Co
hoes his income being elslsl There are four Others
In TIE village who return 81. 900 and over INCOME
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO.
Tho following are the returns Of tho Second Ohio d.
trot comprising the city Of Cincinnati: parsons
have incomes exceeding ono hundred thousand dollars,
viz:-Hsnry Proosses, slss, 900; L worthingtoa,
SIN. 2N, end q. Grotenkemper. $1oo.slA Twenty
thres others return Incomes exceeding and les
than 500 00O while the number Of those whose incomes
exseed 900 and less than $4,000 Is nearly ono
hundred and CITY.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAy, July Q, 1895
IN. mast week witnessed buoyant market Tor STOCKS
~ -, Kinda Notwithstanding the absence from the city
=, az the speculative brokers and operators, ana
An. indications arc favor Of further not ncopdss-
.ns rise but will doubtless be interrupted At
hv sales to realize we'll by the efforts OF the bulls
who have sold out to buy in at lower figures. With an
sasy ave per cent money market and drm for gold
there h 80 long the present large earnings OF the rail-
ways continue, no scope for q bear movement But
until the bull party Is more strongly reinforced
than ct present the rise will have dculty In progress
ing beyond certain point not remote for the reason
that weakness will invite attack from the bears who,
BY demoralizng the bulls would make converts on their
own side bull or bear party Is an aggregation Of
individuals who with difficulty united In any project
but very easily dispersed by their own fears and hence
they often lack the courage necessary 70 resist resou'e
attack.
Tho gold market has been rather quiet, but on tho
whole steady The supply Of cash gold increased TO-
wards the close OF the week. and the demands Of bor
very light owing 10 the limited voame Of
business. The borrowing rate, which was threesix-
teenhs per day the beginning, gradually declined til
Friday and Saturday loans made in few cases
0at Tho nvfronoa ouotafiona were.-
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l15.6.3Q.0e5

These Il, conversions from State banks except
few instances 10 Indiana Illinois, Kansas Nebraska and
Virginia
Papers have been fled for banks with aggregate
capital Of oe7 that Aavo been authorized TO pro-
cecd but have mot completed thor organization making
together an additional national bank capital Of about
twenty-five millions already authorized.
Tho stockholders Of the Toledo and Wabash, Great
Western, Illinois, Quincy and Toledo and Illinois and
Southern Iowa Railroad companies have ratified the art
Giles Of consolidation agreed 10 by the directors and the
roads will hereafter DO operated under the Of the
Toledo, Wabash and western Railroad Company This
consolidation forms Of the largest and most impor
sni trunk lines in the country. Tho road reaches IN
direct line over - ven hundred miles
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The Town OF Denton, Nd, Nearly De-
stroycd by Fire.
From the Baltimore Sun, July 9.

About half past eleven O'Clock on the plight OF the 4th
inst, hre broke out ut Denton Caroline county Nd,
which laid the principal portion Of the town In ashes IL
been closed early hour in honor OF the day Tho
flames spread rapidly and before they could be sup.
pressed consumed nearly all the business houses OF the
town Eighteen Of the finest houses In L.o town were
consumed involving aoss Of least fifty thousand dol
lars and leaving many families houseless and homeless
The citizens on The 9th held q public meeting and ap-
and Miss H. Bonwill 10 visit Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Eow York. and solicit donations IN aid Of those who have
'oet all they Possessed The re-which IL attributed 10
lnceLdArism-ha left The town without post Office,
hotel or place Of any general business, and those who
were burned ot had very little insurance.
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[Cairo July 81 correspondence Of Missouri Democrat
Yesterday morning the freight train left Centralia
for Cairo, the locomotive exploded killing Engineer Mills
and Fireman Benson, and severely scnding little boy
who had jumped from the engine just prior 10 the ex
plosion. The body Of the engineer was thrown some
hy feet and that Of the fireman forty feet distant
and both found In nude state the explosion and
force with which they were thrown tearing from their
persons cvcry article Of clothing The shock occasioned
CenraIia and many windows were broken. The cause
OF the explosion 10 unknown. Mr. Mills the engineer.
was highly respected by all who knew him. and leaves
wife to whom he had been married but six weeks 70
mourn his loss
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Tue r'i.' s6nk q WSstnlastsr. Nd. has 90
~sslsad Of four per cent 70 the or'esaM ss.yyy
holders q tAs earnings since y. Of April All Hfss
paid by the bShk
The First National Bank Of New Windsor. Nd, he's do
clred dividend Of four per cont the capital stock
FOR the fractional part Of six months that the bank hes
bees operating
Tho Boston Travsa~ Of Saturday says:-
Tho week closes with O decidedly easy market Bor-
rowsrs on CALI 6nd dimculty in procuring loans on
good collateral security at ave per cent and for longer
time SIX and The best business notes are dis
counted the street at aud eight per cont There
Is moro activity 10 the share Market but not much do
sIre Is shown 70 embark invest In such Visionary II
not fraudulent schemes have heretofore impoverished
the many for the psounlary benefit Of the few Divi
dend paying securities In good request for invest
ment and the demand Tor government bonds shows no
aha
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TREASON CASES TN BAIrnoRn Tho Grand Jury OF the
United States District Court TOR some weeks past has
been rrcelvng testimony In relation 10 the acts Of per-
sons engaged In rebellion, who formerly citizens %
Msrvjsnd and prssentmene have becn found sgainss
thirteen persons among othes Bradley 7. johnson.
formerly OF Frederick Harry Gmor, formerly OF Bal
timore county; James r. Herbert and W. w. Colds.
borough formerly Of Baltimore city the Two latter hav.
Maryland rebel regiment and Robert Swan, Who on the
18th Of June, 1888, opened recruiting oce al Hagers-
town for the rebel army Swan gave bail m the sum Of
$4,000 entered by Joseph II Maddox Herbert ana
doidsborough gave bail in Court Richard Cremwcl ST.
entering security In the amount for each OF s
two named. After the Grand Jury has found indIot-
ments against these parties the cases will be for trial =
the Novomber term Of the Uated Ss.ss Circuit OpusA
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oITY CeMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES market was inactive but very Arm, and
prices were AomiuAlly unaltsred.
BRaADsrurss. -Receipts, Ioool bbIa neur, o. bags
corn meal, 81. lls bushels wheat, ,Sol do and
q, ooS do oats Tho nosr market nrm though the
demand was not very active; prcss Of State and West
ern vere about tho came ~ On Friday, On the WHOLE
though some grades wore, II anything shade armer;
tho saes were about bba the market closing quiet
u quotations. Canada -four was quiet but Arm, with
sales Of 500 bills Rye 6ovr was quiet Southern nour
was inactive but quite drm; tho sales were $40 bills
Corn meal was very quiet and somewhat heavy, with
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CLOSING ov IRoN EsTA IN THE Lsmuu vAs.
LEy.-The Allentown (Pa) Democrat says that in
auence Of the want Of demand for iron since tho cea
ton Of the every iron establishment In the Lehgn
Valley has blown out one, two stacks, and PIG
iron piled up0n the banks OF the canal and along the
railroad by the acre. At Catasauqua four or I'VE stacks
have been stopped n the Allentown iron wops two oue
Of four at Heckondsuqua two out Of four; ono out q
pany G Allentown s blowing out It's only stack and "
rolling mills at Allentown, Catssauqua and other point
already stopped These stoppaees will throw hundred
Of aborers out Of employment The coal operator
IN the Lehigh region, soms nm time since CAV
10 reduction Of one third Of their wages The mncEs
did feel disposed 70 do H. and stopped work AZ the
market is we'll stocked and there Is great the
public will not be likely To suffer much In consequencs
OF the stoppasea There Va: mot over one fourth ths
road Last weak In the schuy iklI region the miners
have agreed 70 reduction In some Of the oollieries
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T...b's Property in R 4,t |.

The following s the valuation Of taxable property and
sherate per cont Of the general city for the years
1904 and 1896 viii DO that tho valuation OF the
year has boon Increased over last
year the valuation OF personal property
a sssessed ia 900 loss Something over 500 900
has beon Withdrawn from tayaton BY tho banks alone
oo less than Sc 900 has been invested BY citizens
snd corporations IN Unitsd States securities and thus
placed beyond the reach Of State local taxation:
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Annual Sales OF Cincinnati Merchants
and Manufactures for the Past Year.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, July 81
The following Is list OF the annual saes Of Cincinnati
merchants and manufacturers doing business of
million dollars and upwards during the past year The
amounts are those returned TO the Internal Revenue as
SCISSORS as basis which the several parties paid their
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GmnAS ExIuRASrs A large number OF German emil
grants pased through this CITY the Grand Trk last
Saturday their way 70 the Western States They ap-
pearcd 70 DO hearty Of people, and well adapted 70
farmipg pursuita -1ero1to Leader. yuSa
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d.ssA'1 SD &. ss.sy !. W.: 80 s.
p.ass al ssssssssos . daily s. = q plea 20:
these poor people have 90 one .sos thougA ans9ea
Incl; 10 cS.sssss o. ~ scs = oisassas' save me
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THE CENSUS.


-. o>.sus has been nearly conplseed u ILL
che Peps.oH Of tina: :so~ss pcpus
~ So oss slIsSt falling Oh IN ave years Fun
may change these figures. NH
Ths csusus eoumeraton have corr %
the oitv Of Hudson. The po"' -
turned a. Z, 7sl, an incre'' .aetsd Nat, "a
Tho population o. .latoA Of the city Il
b ,3o0-s de-" - Tor nve years Of CAS-
Int :. che Firth ward Of the city II N
-ss~ess OF l2S in I've years
:. -. vtfflke o. Seneca Falls the number OF Jnb,
itAAls 2s bsss ID poreass Of 100 since the GEM
Of 1900.
The village Of Waterloo has 2 population Of l,oeS-
les than In 1890.
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War Expenditures or Connecticut.
[Erom the BridReport Farmerl

The Legislature Of Connecticut by resolution, At it's
present session. inquired of the seecmen Of the several
towns OF the State the amount OF their expenses
and present their indebtedness We give the amounts
for tho towns In Fairfield, Ltchfeld and New Haven
cOuntioa.-
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rhs Hurrtcsne In Vernon County ~A.
aesota.
rrrom the Milwaukee Wisconsin, July o.
..Ic, =. now can be ascsrtained, the tornado tnas
ooc.Tsd IN vernon county. wisconsin. on the 2ssn o.
three '.S ,Sar %ss it'd. :ouS or
wn v.u. man seated In the doorway saw column
Com%ssos pid whir 10 sppssrsS9es s.souE'y
Iese : thst he was 90 fearful that the house would
srsy By its advance that he sought safety BY
o '"Sr ~. 80 ~ ~,nping 70 saphng
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M<Seach usetts.

Ths STATE census Of the city Of Worcester this year
gain in ten years Of 1854 The Citsd States CELSIUS e
1850 showed population Of 1905 That for 1891.
population Of ~, o00 Increase since 1882 ,l70 M
increase from 1850 1850 thus or about IL
same - during the last ten years. from 1855 70 l0 ne
Increase from 1850 70 1855 s235 or about the sane
~ for the last ave yearA
Tho population Of Lawrence Mass, II 900; in 1850
IVES II, &C. The males Number ss2o; females, IL IA
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when the States Came Into tire Union.
The following IL list Of the States constituting the
Union with the dates Of their admission Colorado and
Nebraska bad authority, but refused form State con-
stitutiona The thirty SIX stars in our national ag are
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Compa ratSve Incomes I'm Chicago.
Tho OF incomes In the southern half Of Chicago
have en- published Some Of the heaviest reside
that part OF the CITY, We select the larger returns,
and compare them with those Of tho persons for
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follows with previous returns.

The New YORK impOrss OF dry goods Compare a. lOl'
lows
For tho Week. 1868 1904 1865
Entered al tho port. S91387o l,7O2. 7l 1925 443
Thrown market. s24.6n $50 O7S I.0S9,063
Since Jan. l.
Entered al the port 3l373 $50 4sos2 TOO 26 s22 COO
Thrown on market. q, 2aO,453 A.6H. 1884 30.iS9926
The total Of the foreign exports from the port OF
Portland Me-, during the last quarter follows
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Total receipts 10 mouth Of June 1906 $500 900 %
Total receipts in month Of June, 1894 $1,000 "a
Tho following National Banks were authorised during
the week ending July 81
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The value Of the imports other than dry goods and
specie at the port OF New York during tho wses ending
July 81 a68 $40 The total Imports Tor the week
compare a. follows with previous returns
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Papers have been ned and banks reported for orsan
xaon but deposits Of bonds not completed yet with
capitals TO the Following amount In different States
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REPLY or GOVERNOR HOLDEN.


N&wHgss n C., July 20 1855.
There several papers which have recently
appeared in different parts Of this state OF the
stamp the Doy Union Banner, suppressed by General
Rugcr aud which will doubtless be suppressed BY him,
they publishing dsoyd sentiments Of tho most
dangerous character
The Fayetteville Doiiy Nsrs is Of this number.
IL says that the people of This state will sutify and do.
grade themselves by adopting the constitutional amend
aboishng slave ~ aud that the state Convcn.
ton must leave slavery where they found II as II existed
before the
Many OF the souhern tier of counties in this stats,
bordering on South Carolina have instructed their dele
gates the State Convention TO take tbs position, and
insist to the last tho adoption Of the by thai
body.
The health OF Newbern never beer than At pre-.
Such appears TO be the throughout the State
The population oil Ncwbcn Is increasing At the rate Of
Thousand year The city before tho nansbcred
about SIX thousand now numbers thirty tho, s1nd
which makes II tho lar1es, city in the state.
This rapid growth II owing 10 the enterprise and weath
Of the Northern element Two daily r1pcrs arc u
lie started in Newborn this fall. which viii make three
the names Of which will DO tho Herad, T'bnne and TINS
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Eobberies nj Cape May.

irrLsuxLrIiA, Aug. ], 1905.
The Bsle,.a says--we learn that yesterday, ., The
bathing hour a CAPE Mny several heavy robbcrcs were
pcrpcraed AMI the thieves escaped Il Is s,d boirJcr
at Congress Hall lost 5000 In money and jeweliy
Col fentn proprietor Of the Cottage by the Sea was
robbed Of $1,000 in cash Another gentleman visitor
to the island robbed Of g. 100 Tho perpetrators of
these robbcrcs the telegraph wires aud MADE their
escape from the island
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TO raE EDITOR or THE !

NEw YonE, August I, 1896.
IN Yesterdays EDITION you stated thot watch WA
stolen By James acKcgney in No ~ Aose House, from
Mr. Konncdy which was not correct. ~ got my watch
from different party Eighth enus thus morninr
You will obgc by correcting this abatement aud cx
onoran ~ The members Of No. 81 Hose Compony
MICHAEL KENNEDY.
PAIK J. AOESrsA Foreman
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TuR GRAND MATCH HO3OKEN TO-bAf-NEW
YORK 0EoRGEs.

rBg GRAND MATCH AT HO3OKEN TO-bAr-aEw
YORK w. ST. 0EoRGEs.
For the first time for years tho frat cevens
the New York aud St Georges clubs win contest togehcs
in match, this important cricket event taking place
the 81 Georges cricket ground today and TO morrow,
commencing at eleven A. NJ each day, stumps being
drawn at half-past six. Though the ST Georges Club
not strong they two three seasons
ago. they viii nevertheless present good eleven In the
field, including, il will, Messrs Gbbes, BaDbTidgo;
Torrance Ratcine Gordon, vanburgcn Earnshaw, Ken
dali, q crbridge and Harry and George Wright Tho
New Workers Will be strongly represented, their eleven
including Hgham, Sharp, Hudson, Marsh, Hammond.
Draper, Boat nys,2a:, vSpP.sy MisI and CIossiey
eu.c delegation Of crieketeT ;ioi MASSACHUSETTS,
arrived in town yesterday, and also number from 'N
lade'pba and other. cities addition to which nearly
every crcketer in tho metropolis will be on hand ~
witness this interesting match The grounds this
free of alt and consequently LARGO number
Of spectators WILL no doubt. be present.
Americans Not Only do Their Owo
fighting and voting but their own pertaining Phaons
might BLOOMING CEREuS" has attained n celebrity
achieved by any foreign perfume In this country and
made abroad Sold everywhere
why Ia soxodont for the Teeth. Like the
enemies oil the Great Mogul.
Because II Is foe TO the Tartar
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Tho rhi,aasiphi. Appo'ntscs serennded.

I'l4'ND.'sFI IN, Nuhllt Z, T6HJ
Colonel On omas, Coioclns Of ths port and VIZ Wal
brow Postmaster, wore scrcpslci io nrat ,y a large
nuwbcg of bei iiiends Ia 1cnor VI ,bcI 1lponluislL
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The side wheel Of the line rpgfsriy cvry
O'Clock. from foot OF Frederick street biii
more The boats of this line oil comforhr ADD
Passengers IN tickets must be Csct % ava
for line, aud take other.
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- - .. Z.
ByrrpR TnAs Or wELl,-The mos, valuable pos-es@ion
O earth ~ good health
PLANTATION BfTTEHS
excellent OF the health snf ysr tbS
whole system.
They quiet the
They Cure Dyspepsia and Liver Compliant.
They crcit- healthy appetite
They trumps Cole.
They purify al iDvigorate the system.
They cure Headache, Constp patton and Bih0usDe~
They require no change nf diet.
They instantly relieve distress after eating
They make the weak strong the lan3nd brilliant ana are
exhausted great rcstorrr They composed "
the celebrated Casya bark wintcrgcen sasatrs. roof
aud herbs all IN perfectly ~ Grox rum ror
particulars cgcia aud test onin rund each bottle.
1Hy THEM, AND BIZ CURED
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invented ~ Dr. YON Ef>FNBERC.
for the all of the Eye lar Chronic CsAh.
DISEASES on THE TurOAr
C,arrh Asthma, Affections Of the Noior aryrgr, Bron
rhi, ant Pulmonary Comp Nns Disorerci Functions "
tho stomach LAYER Sboloess of Breath Wheeling Cough.
aud other distressing affections OF the Chest morbid alec
the liver Weakness OF Nerves and general debility
Of the whole System. II D full operation ~ the
deuce OF the inyentpr Dr.. Won EisESBERG, 56 Brosi
Cross EYE sTEAiGnrENED IN ONE MINUTE.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
~-ee-->-->~>~>-7>->->>>>>NN'
SURPRISING THE DlsAFFECTED PAPERS.
The Northern Emigrants TO the State in No
Danger of Involving Themselves in Civil
Strife with the Natives
Correspondence with Governor uOl-
den on the Subject,
&e., &C., &c.
False Reports About Anans sn north
Carolina.

False Reports About Anan. sn north
Carolina.
The following interesting telegraphic correspondence
has transpired between gentlemen from North
Carolina now in this city, with view to hasten the
reconstruction OF that State BY means OF immigration
and Governor Holden
ST.. NICHOLAS HorEL, NEW YoRx July % 1865.
To Governor W. W HoLpKS Raleigh n c.
DEAR SIR-We herewith send you a copy OF n press
telegram, published this morning in all the principal
papers North. IL will go far stop the tide OF emigra
ton about 10 go TO North Carolina and ought by all
true, will have 10 efforts TO emgra
ton; but believe there IL mistake about t.
less the people have greatly changed since lcft
home:-
Raleigh Progress the native element including ths
aristocracy, growing defiant every day and
the troops Withdrawn The Progress the troops
be returned and CONSIDER alton Of justice and
safely their IN North tafo.na ~ wen a. IN
the other rebellious States
Please answer Immediately, Yours, very respectfully,
KEMP =. BATTLE and z. n HEX.
REPLY or GOVERNOR HOLDEN.
R,IEIGH n. g., July 50, 1865.
To KFMrP BATTLE and 7 NJ. Heck, 81. Ncholls Hotel.
New York
GENTL ES--In reply 10 your despatch have 10
state that the great body Of the people of this State
loyal and submissyet to national authority; that do
not apprthcnd that Mon viii be hanged pun.
ished; that If all the troops should be withdrawn and
We should not have efficient local pol guard theirs
might and probably would DO disturbance in somS
localiies but upon the whole, there is ground for
experimenting that emigants al involve themselves in
civil strife By coming TO NORTH Carolina Let thcus
come with confidence in the future Our people gcner.
ally will be glad To see them Very respectfully.
W w HOLDEN.
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rne n,., aud surrst Remedy In tho

wcsuuIto Ne,.-rstent Portable Csno-
PIES a. T.. a a. 10 kEfrf. $50 Bsoaiwav.
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AZ 81 Each, for Very Best :. Sea
rsland' regular 81 SHIRTS SMITH &FowLkR No } Park
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A.-Disrrh~a. Dyscntery. sumr'er Conn
plsint Ac speedily cured by using MAnt RES BENNE
PLANT Sold All ~ iark aud 10y all Drusgsss
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An Immediate Cure for Dinrrh~a.-
RusHrONs a. W ycipcaus remedy ony at No 10 Ast'r
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cnshed. omeini
Drawing. Circular. ard Information sent
"'""'"s' j. n CLAYTON 10 Wan street. New York
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Rst.heior's Hair Dye-'Che Rest an the
world Harmless rcb", nstananecus The ooig peFfcc.
dye Factory ~ gtriay street
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All Prizes Cashed in Legal Iotterics-
j. CLUrE, Broker. 40 Broadway.
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Corus Bunioos. Enlarged syoiwts, ana
an dl.rsses Of the teeL cured by DIR EACIARIE 1sD