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Icu1fug ogfhe Nabcus Covrus Case Of the
Police Commtsxinucfr.
BAI.ronE. November 9.-an a.'nrco: on the
l8lfcs corpus case Of the Polite Cc3mis"
.irretz and Sheriff Thompson was eortinNcd to-
aay bcfure Judge Eartol. At A 1a:c hour adjourn
mspt VAS had nnNl saturday. when !hs aFEr~
mcnts OF the counsel will BE- resumed. !, Is sHp'
RACED that Haslot Will not render decision upon
lie roicte involved before Saturday.
, 1866-11-10

I.HfEe TuTe u UHmaVtu " 6bIt
BosToS, November n.-3taratiu Harris &. Co,
sold al auction today. $50 ,0p rs Of wool. dam,
a.ed al tho nrc on franklin Street last Saturday.
The wool was sold to be weighed In IT, present
bags. Tub washed. d Sc: pnlley md dead wool
e; :a pconrea ehippiurs, alc; 9Geeees, Ohio, Acc
II f'esces: Michigan. 4oci fecccz, ohio. 4ic: 2
se; ; superior G &c sconred Meslzs. Sc: ieeces,
Iowa, &c; u aeeces, Michigan, .!4c; heeces.
Iowa, unwnehed, sGc:; 1T neeccs, Michigan, aGc.
, 1866-11-10

arr1vnI Of l1uxtualltan's Chnmber}nfu-Thc
New Governor General of Cabn.
NEW IonK, November e-1he Hfr1ld Havana
Naxim.llar's Chamberlain. arrived rece2ta5 tn
Havaoa on tho Manhattan. from Mexico Hts at;
teu1lon r. ems 10 be directed to an Inspection oi
rt;en.2ted j heusef IN thaf city.
General Nareo. the new Cspiafn General OIL
Cubs. arzived Al Havana On last Saturday, to re-
lftfe General lcssuHdf1
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

4 General Jnit DcIiycry-A New Fcntnn
IArnory-aloutann Mines Fscfasu9 Poorly.
Especial Despatch 20 the Chicago Tfibunc.I
Sr. Louis. November 9.
a general jail delivery occurred about one
o'clock tits morning without The nterposition Of
the proper otfIcese. Six prisoners, ave Of whom
were commit: Il en- charge Of grand larceny aud
orc for MURDER, 1nndc their e.capc from the jail
By urcnchin.' i sil ou OF the wall and descending
by q rope to tic i=l! yard. from whence an easy
exit was made oyef 1Ar ...i' into the street.
Tue Fctiaus have opened armory Tor the te-
ception of arms and money from tho faithful. This
l. movement ot The Stephens party. though The
Roberts men arc Gettirg iuta 1t generally.
Aackiraw bo2te, beatin. 13U miners. arrived At
Otnata Wednesday, with SO, 090 in gold. Mon.
una mines played ont" IS The general testimony
, 1866-11-10

Charge Against Secrctur5 stanton Of With
ho'dtne Dcspaaehes from thr PFessdent'
NV yorK, November 9.--Thc Rpsrs special
SAYS the Washington Etp1ti1t1n charges ttat Sec
1ears Station withheld from the President ~ anl-
rotsant despatch hom General Baird, sent I'VE "
il iLc delt had ceived It the riot would not
h.,<
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NEWARK, N. J.. November. 9.-.As the returns
have hccone more neafls perfect, %e sre enabled
The Republican majority in the State Is 8 little
over e,N6. The majority for ualsty, Republican:
Hill. Ecpne!iean, IN The For.th District, is 1si,
IIn,tcr, The Indcpccdcnt Democratic candidate,
receiving less than 200 votes III the whole district.
Newell Itenub1lcan, fE thc Second District, il de-
ft.x.ed hy small laipIitY.
, 1866-11-10
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.


Total CO contitics-.. Ga1t: 7,G45 43.7U5 10.7K
Rerublicnl minority thus far,..,..,. 81, ,5E
Same il 1sG5... .............- -...........3s,tij ,tijt
there are t,.ef1y.tfirec counties to uear from
which gave In 1854 ahont s,f00 Corperhcad ma
f no re LIE naS s1naSy Ffn M p9Sab n1on
from s. UCu to LLt01.
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The Cater Harriet 14anc-An Interesting
1IRtory.

NEW YonK, Novembe. "a Havana letter
favs: .Ihc steamer Harriet Lane Is expected 70
rcsch New YORK in 4 couple oi weeks. Her ha-
,o1s il curiou. aud Interesting. Amer being cap.
tu,cp y The con'eae!a;es " Galveston, sas vas
Viii, cotton, and she succcclct In reaching this
ntiJ, Whe1e she hsa rcraairvd cves SINCE: &r.
iIousr transferred the ycsscl 10 Mf. Hurley, At
NycscN clerk I'll Ills employ, " ho In turn c1ceut-
ed an unconditional ard i1zeyo CABLE power Q
, 1866-11-10

RA,71xonE. November .:-AlleShany County
q! ete The Nep"b'ie.n ticket tas LesiHlaarc, a. 90
al: the cuuniks III Frank Thomas district. The
neal Le. isls.uye VIII +tand LII follows: senate
ii democrats to tniohfsts;, House OF DIE.
ca:e+--.:9 Democrats to Il lsepnh!ieans. The
n5tstdirg officer OF the Senate, Lieutenant Gov
crnas Cox, will also act with the Democracy: The
Republicans only carry four counties Ia the State.
This il reliable, and there will De no change is3m
fhtSe fipstrG4-
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usHkx1aW k1lHE1nE1
arrested The nrirorcr abont tJur miles from Fort
Erie; asked him I! he bal any 3tms; r., ae sa!a
@ hsd revolver. @ ard drew it out; look It ffom
him; 1t was esx:bartcllco revolver, loaded but
rot capped he saa ne W. sz nS Sa,san Tsn1a
Eon 11Ter see'n11he Fenlsn. s.1issd s' s IN n
visions for one thousand men. They landed At
the Lower Ferry aud ftom thence marched 10 the
jos:M hsts,'ggina> suorn-rrtsontr was sr-
miles below Fort Erie:
inc Witnesses we're called for tic defence;
.IotfDh Etdnf s,sorsIl Istidc tn BnlaiG. era aru
sa, supc:nspdcnt Of be Baalo Iron ,1df an S9' a.
atout mor!h besio1e the raid ~ puddie;. he
vas a ttsnst mt hand. When wirh us hc bore
icma,y 10 carry rcyoisers in tne United states.
At tic time Of the raid good many weut over 10
the Canada Eide ont OF curiosity.
lie bcatded al my horse. lie was there on Fn;
day, The la' q Wien the Fcnisns were 1ey3nt
as ss saw III @as !. q goa
- hdff Nt7aguf, srora-l keep sloon at Black
nicht ! say thc prisoner il NJ shop. also taw
| lin On Friday 1ii:ht and Saturday morning. !
| remember tle Ftniai.a 1a*sinr over tu'o Canada
III. i. Mckenzie !hcn mt in the at1ld.yit. Of
| John Jenkins ind others Of New York as TO psis-
This closed H.. case Tor the slcfsHe".
&r Mckenzie nddretesd Thy Jury for ths defence.
adss sd IT sta i9 he e, hs ss
ire in verdict Of nol guilty. Tic prisoner WAS
Sis, ihe rc.'denee cf Il. A. Harrison. Crown Prose.
cn;or in thr Fci.lan t.ials. is guarded bY sen
| t:iee Of the Seventeenth Regiment.
Associated Press De-patch.]
1oros1o November. ?-1hc CONT met A 10 ..
III. The samc couuscl iof tue Cto"1i aad defence
'*a FIJI ca,fan eiiss poge, apd Henry Iayalls,
we're first pect in Tic dock. Tic to:mes was tall,
and beard, md has tic appearance Of lnboriEe
men, and 81 emcd TO be between ,fottr md fifty
years ofoce. Henry Laval1s Is about tho same
lanneunnce. He vas tlrcs.ct: in shabby suit Of
b!seh enG wore tsh1ts neck tte,
Nr. EcKtnzie,-l move, sny Lord, In these cases,
to9no:s; ::se :c::c::nnynts on he same eronnd a.
III 0'kci'e c1sc, el'd the further gtuuud that tnc
ffnss faSk Rsyoas e pa1.aE the ast
nc been rcad, the prisoners By direction Of cont
n Ss;S yon likely to be ready
sen:e tiulc; There arc lumber of witnesses J
lion, j. j: caineron-il would lie better If my
that NC might lave our witnesses here. The
Csoun has been put tc considerable expense, an!
We &c ptepafsed 70 proceed l9 all Tie cages in
Nj. Nick eazie- Before t,e DAY is over it Is my
inl' htion 10 make proposition to my learned
ir.cnds, whereby the remainder Of thsse cases may
IIis Loristlp-W:l, il aEy arrangement. eau be
nr.ived at am sat1alcd.
jdin Gallagher, jcln t;raee, nanIel Quinn arid
John Noran were then placed in the dock.
Trace, since bis Incarceration, has received
| u;,rst uf John N1ltc3 Ucotu, lc beiuc one OF tbe
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own throat, causing Instant death. The c1u.c was
iisalousy, hi. wife oetag n free-lover. hare 10!
been tblc to learn his name.
, 1866-11-10

ST. LOUIS November o.
No further election yctnrns have been received
to after results hcretofnsc reported. The SIKH
District now depends upon Platte Comfy. VAN
I:otn, without r1ntte, ias large majo,ity: The
Eaaicals eo1eGdc nc ioss of M ihc Ninth District,
c.tciinG Nuri1
Legislative srturns arrive 1rst-rate for the Ratit
eals. lhey will hare nearly sTo.thtrds ef both
rial District to the Radicals By ono majority. The
scat will be CONTESTED on tho ground Of Illegal
xlffs.
, 1866-11-10

FROM IU UR0P B. |
Yesterdays Dispatches by
Atlantic Gable.
Settlement Of a Controversy
Between the United States
and Turkey.
Continued Jealousy Between
Prussia and Austria.
Victor Emanucrs Grand Entry
into Venice.
The French Troops 10 Leave
Mexico en- masse.
John Brigtt's Reception iu
Ireland.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Statistics in Relation to the
Industrial Interests Of
the Country.
THE DECE;NT Objections,
Latest Returns from The
Several States.
Republican Maiorily in New fork nil
Riae1 15G00,
TIE FENIAN TRIALS.
Verdict Of Aequittal in the Cas-
Of Daniel Diamond.
Thirteen H.. ..<r Indefinitely
~:tFoned.
TIE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE REJECT
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The Richmond Times Oh the Lat
Elections.
Full Particulars Of the Mashvil1
Railroad Outrage.
, 1866-11-10
Tenth Congressional District.
MORGAN COUNTY,

Tcnth Congressional District.
MORGAN COUNTY,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TTibune.l
JACKSONVILLE, November9
The following is nc Official vote Of Morgan
County: 1ogAn, 2,isd; Dickey, a>578; Smith,
2.t"t; Phillips, e,5:s; Hatcman, e,5:1; C1cba,
IT, %aS3,ssa Gass e, ipr ,G,on$Fcsf nq5F
.tuorc, lor Sheriff, .Kepunilcan, ass; Maylird,
Democrat, a-.taG. Ma5nr $. r. Moore, KepnUli.
ossr Us resa n e rsss
Gratis claimed the election Of May1e1a BY one ma
JoEity.
Thirteenth Congressional District.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribupc.1
CAIRO, November ..
Returns in Tonight By private dispatches and
othclwiee, are as follows: Jackrnn County, af3
Democratic: Whilc, 100 Democratic; Edwards,
!a' Union. The figure. now staud: Union. ss,767
UcmccEatic, 13a0; which IL m increase OF two on
the Un,cn majority, as reported 1aet night Wa
pash not hcaid from set.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Especial Despatch to thc Chicago Ttibune.]
CARTHAGE, November :.
Hancock If all right eide up. Every Union
Candidate elcctcd By reyenty-1se majority. Col.
onel F. 4. Black, Stale Senator; trotcs With
AldamB;) General john g. Fonda, Represents
live: Lieutenant J. 5. Dillon, Sheriff; Captain
Pit ue on yonr 1ift Of Union Counties; the in
vestsnent will be permanent.
NEw YORK.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfibnuc.1
NEw YORK. Noyenh~r9.
Returns from sfxty.nfuc conntfes giyo Fentor
i1,Ssf majority. Outside OF New York c1tF a1iG
IAonklyn. Fcntoz hiss Il. 100 uiorfy, SHOWN; thai
| - not less on the eiaC Of Radical reform Thar
Hassachnsets o: illinois. The vote III New fori
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Recorder Of Deeds.
Wu,I,IAM M. COOPER, Fso.

WILLIAM M OOOfEht hhQs
This wpll.kuown and highly respectable citi.
zon of Philadelphia has been mentioned as a
candidate for the office of Recorder of Deeds.
His name would indeed be tower Of strength,
and make doubly sure the success of the Union
ticket at the election in October next For
moral worth, sterling integrity, uniform kind
ness of heart, -oommendable energy, unswerv
ing loyalty to the country, and unimpeachable
devotion to the soldiers OF the Union, he stands
in the first rank of patriotic men. He was the
President of the Cooper-shop Volunteer Re-
freshment Committee during the Rebellion, and
he labored hard, day and night, with other
patriotica gentlemen who formed the committee,
IN feeding the gallant boys in blue, as they
passed through the city 10 or from the scenes OF
war. The well known character Of Mr.. Cooper
at once established general confidence IN the
organization, and the commit tee was sustained
in their noble efforts by a grateful people.
Mr.. Cooper, to meet the emergency, rendered
the use OF his coopershop, free of expense, in
order to accommodate the soldiers. To a con-
siderable extent he sacrificed his business to
accomplish this, and rolled up his sleeves to
serve at the tables. He was always ready to
engage in the good work. In his ministratons
10 the sick and wounded soidiers-his sympathy
with them formed a chief feature of his kind
ness-his early advocacy of establishing the
CooperShop Soldiers Home, demonstrates that
he has excellent administrative abilities and
profound judgment.
As president of the committee he proved him
self as possessing executive abilities of the
highest order, and his continuance in this
official position attests the estimation in which
he was held by the members of the organization.
Of course he was assisted by a number of self
sacrificing gentlemen, but he was the controlling
spirit; he was the 'head centre of that patriotic
circle. AS a citizen he is widely known, and as
universally respected, and no man can be offered
70 the community for popular suffrage with a
more unblemished character than William NJ.
Cooper.
In writing this communication the author has
no other object in view than to bring Mr..
Cooper's name prominently before the public as
the Union candidate for the position of Recorder
of Deeds, and in doing so respectfully recon.
mends the politicians to take it into their con-
sideration. The signs of the times are porten-
tous that the struggle in October will be more
than usually animated and the result will be
looked for with more than usual interest. Let
us, then, as Union men, have as strong ticket
as can be made; let it be composed of such men
as William NJ. Cooper, and the Union victory
will be so entirely overwhelming as to send cop.
per stock down as low as the Rebel loan. w.
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MILLIKEN's LINEN STORE
No. 82S ARCH STREET.

No 1923 ARCH STREET,
RETAIL, AT IMPORTERS PRICES.
LINEN LAWN DRESSES, New Styles, very
Handsome.
LINEN TRAVELLING DRESSES, Entirely
New Design.
NEW PRINTED LINENS, landing from
steamer "Propontis..'
GOLDEN FLAX IRISH SHIFTING LINENS,
all the numbers. These Linens are OF extra
weight and quality.
PowER-LooM TABLE LINENS from 878
cents per yard.
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS, New Patterns,
very cheap.
CHEAP NAPKINS, landing from steamer
"Helveua.r
TABLE CLOTHS, Rare Styles with NAP
KINS to match.
TOWELS, of every kind, from % cents to
1925 each.
NURSERY DIAPERS, All the Widths Re.
quired. b
TOWELINGs by the yard.
CRASH DIAPER, HUCK, ETC.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUCKS, in White,
Colored, and Fancy.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Every Kind, for
Ladies' Gents and Children.
SHIRT BOsoMs, of very Superior Quality.
BIRDEYE AND OTHER DIAPERS.
LINEN CAMBRICS AND LAWNS.
Linen Buyers will save time and money by coming
direct to
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
81 stuthl No. S28 ARCH Street.
MARKET AND NINTH STREETS
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ExpIess Robbery In Texas-One Hundred
Thousand Dollars Stolen

A Galveston correspondent of March 23
writes:--I learn from the officer of the ship that
an iron sale belonging to one of the Express
Companies was stolen at Brownsville day or
two before the Crescent started. II contained
The safe was carried Off and at last accounts no
clue could be obtained to it. A gang of officers
searched the ship but failed to accomplish any
thing. This ia a new trick resorted to by the
rascals IN carrying off safes. The people must
prepare to deal with some of the greatest scoun
drels that have ever infested civilized country
A military definition for kiss--A report
at hpadouarterg.
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DRY GOODS.
liz PRICE &c WOOD, liz
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE AROH,

N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE AROH.
Have just opened:-
5000 yards best Bleached Muslin in the city for S5
Bleached Musins, 49, %, 81, 8s and IS cents
just opened, one bale Heaviest Unbloaohed Mua-
Good unbeached Muslns, Is, 90 %, 25. and u ot,.
just Opened, one case 81 Bleaohed Muslin s1I cts
per yard.
Pilow-case and Sheeting Muslins
Fast color Calic0es, 10 cents per yard
Pest quality Caicoes fast coiors 1877 cts per ward
American GfngnJms ana Delaines,
French Ginghams, last oolors
Finel quality Black Alpaoas so, 65, 20, 80, 90 o.
just opened from New York. 800 dozen Linen Nap
kins, SO 3T, 81 90, S262 S275, SO 90, $3.50, up to
$500 per dozen.
Table Cloths and Table Linens by the yard
A large assortment Of HuckaDack Towels
Handsome Damask Towels
Huckaback and Crash by the yard.
Scotch Diaper, by the piece or yard.
ShirtinR Linens, from 45c. up TO 81 ~ per yard.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
Just opened large lot OF soft finish Cambrics.
4O 40, 30, b6, and SO cents per yard.
SOFT finish Cambrlcs, full IL yd wide. SOC. per I'd.
Nsnsook Muslns Is, 81, 35, 40, A. So 56, 81, up GO
80 cents per yard.
Paid and STRIPE MusIins
White Btillants, an auction lot, 35 cents cheap
Shirred Musns, very cheap, etc etc.
A large assortment OF Hosiery and Gloves, Jaconet
EdRinRs. lnsertnRs and klouncings.
new lot of Bonnet Ribbons, choice colors and
Best quality Hoop Skirts made to order, expressly
for our sales.
PRICE Sd WOOD,
No. lib N. NINTH Street, above Arch.
N. B VIII remove to the N. w. corner Eighth and
Nlbert streets about the last of April. s3I
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ROC Il R s.
FRAGRANT ODONTOLINE,
FOR
CT EANSING AND PRESERVING
THE TEETH.
FOR
THE TEETH.

Renl0veS all substances destructive
to the teeth, pre0ents discOloration and
the accumulation Of Tartar, and
spongy RELAXED condition Of the Gums,
impartimg pleasant and refreshing
fragrant taste to the mouth.
Guaranteed to contain no acid, or
any substance that will injure or de-
stroy the teeth.
Its cleansing and heahAtM proper
ties are certified to By prominent Dem
fists throughout the country.
Sold by Druggists, Fancy Goods Deal.
ers and Perfumers, and at Depot, No, sd
LIBERTY street.. New York.
Ask for ROGERS FRAGRANT
ODONTOLINE. and take no other.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY q COWDEN.
saQtSihstsrP WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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FOUND DRowNED.-A man named Kelly
was found dead in ditch near Gloucester, a few
days since, dead. 1t is supposed that he had
been foully dealt with.
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STORE RoBBED.-Y Yesterday the store OF
Miss Merryweather was robbed of piece of
goods by two colored women, one of whom was
arrested and committed. The other escaped.
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE-The play of
NeUer Too Late to Mend is given every night to ap-
preciatiYe audiences II has an interest to the
TeOrmers and TO politicians showing the great evils
of Government that claims TO be the most liberal IN
the world. 1t is well put on the stage, and the
nrinClpal parts are PLAYED eXcellenilY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALNUT STREET THEATRR-Mrs. ID. p. Bowers
appeared IN her great character OF Lady Audley,"
playing with the same wonderful power. Each time
tins fine finished and powerful creationis witnessed,
it eXcltes the same interest and the same admiTa-
ton Mrs. Bowers looks peculiarly we'll She has
entirely changed her costumes, and appears now in
a succession of most elegant and tasteful costumes.
This evening she Will appear in the character of
"Parthtnia," IngOmdr Is one Of Mr. McColloms s
finest performances role IN which he has a special
rfDutation
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ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On
Tuesday night an attempt was made to rob
man near Gloucester by two highwaymen, one
of whom seized the reins of his horse; but the
animal plunged forward, throwing him down,
and dragging the wagon over him. The villains
pscanpd.
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ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Murdoch appears
in ~ Dung Mmabel" His performance or lasI even.
ing was as marvellous, spirited, and exciting as in
former years. Mr. MurdOch's engagement is a most
brilliant success.
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LOST.

I OsT OR MISLAlD.- GRIP CERTIFI-
IL FICATFS OF THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE CoMrASY, gs tOllows;-
ali in the meme OF j. BOLTON WINPENNY, Executor
OF WlNPEHNY Application has been made TO said
Company for IN place OF those SO lost or misaid
462t j. BOLTON WlNPENNY, Executor.
I OsT OR MIsLAID, A PERPETUAL POLICY
OF INSURANCE, issued by the Fire Association
OF Philadelphia. 10 JACOB BASLER, for Sl6OO, dated
July 49, 1850 Any information thereof VIII be received
by C. ENGLHOFER.
AttOney-atlaW,
32l lmTp No, t07 North FIFTH ST.
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ACADEMY OF Music This evening the most Won
deriul OF all will be exhibited in the perform.
ance Of the three lyiug trapeze, by young America.
Besides this, the Magic Trumpet, with Antoine and
Gabriel RaVel, will be given. The charming Made
Pepita will appear in graceful ballet. Inc Rayels
are welcomed every night by crowds.
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WANTS.

n HREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
act in important locations for the New YORK Acct.
dental Insurance Company, Active OF good address,
apply to FRANK o. ALLEN, Branch Office No. AN
CHFSNUT Street. ABBY 2N
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SMALL WARES AND ZEPHYR woRsrEO

We are constantly receiving the latest NOVELTIES
Of the European markets besides production Of
various styles in NEW TRIMMINGS.
Our prices ave reduced to the very lowest Gold
rates. 3292 2mrp
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pRY GOODS.
NEW LINEN GOODS,

Just Received Direct from Europe,
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