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fos,s.,cr- a, 'ats empowered mate srch by
the twenty ninth sec.oa o, - =. - ----.--- approved
August 80, 1852 entitled "An at 70 amend al ac res,
properly and necessarily entitled an AZ ~ prov ~
for the better security Of The Ives of passengers on
board OF vessels propelled In whole or In part ~ steam
and for other purposes" rhe folowng rules are pec4
larly applicable IN the present instance:
RULE l-when steamers approaching each oae5 t,e
signal for passing shall be one sound q the steam rse
keep 10 the left These signals be made hrs. ~ I've
ascending steamer II the dangers OF Navigation
cause render necessary for the descending boat 70 take
the other side she do by making the neessr se
nails and the ascending steamer must govern hereet &C
cordinsly. These signals observed by all sieamers
either day night
RULE 2Shoud be likely 10 pass each other
these signals should made and answered ~ the
time such boats shall nave arrived At tho distance ~ eg
hundred yards from each other the engines OF both boats
shall be sopped or should the sigma be gwen and Rot
properly understood from cause whatever ba fsas
and the engines shall be again started ahead uni the
proper signals are made, answered aud understood
The regulations respecting signal lights are equally as
direct and comprehensive, so much so that taken IN
connection with the above 10 the conception OF auy
ordinary mlnd-that Of q andsman, Tor instance, Who
knows nothing Of the rivalry existing between different
lines OF seamboas would seem that proper prov sion
made the occurrence OF any such accident
as that we record above.
Rule sixteen staes-'Signa lights FOR steamers under
way are provided by law follows. the same TO DO
carried between sunset and sunrise For coastng
steamers and those navigating inland waters, the law
provides as follows
the sarboard side green light and the port side
red hight each to throw the light through Ten point o. we
two points abaft the BEAM and TO be visible az east wv
miles These eoored lights are 10 se he@ w from IT,
light to them from being across the bow tnda
red at an elevation Of at least een the hGt
the head Of the vessel the head @ TO s99y ,sSsH sTS
points abaf the beam on either the vessel aud the
after light TO show all around the horizon
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GENERAL sHtsID,s N Rlsassgzr
Welcoming speech OF Govrrnor fseary-isrirf
Response of the General.

welcoming speech OF Govcrnor t:eary-isrirf
Response of the General.
HAEnfsurac. Pa, sept - 1866.
General Phil sheridan arrived here this uaornng aud
breakfas,cd at the d,po, before SONG 10 wrningson
Although only half hours notice vas siyen Of his
coming an immense crowd gathered n the depot.
Governor Geary received and introduced him iol.
lows
rsi1ow Crngvs-it affords me great pleasure 90 pre-
sent 10 you one who, though personally unknown 20
many 81 yon acquired fame which has reached every
household IN the lsnd: whose services M bchAN
81 The country have given him place IN the hearts u
AL the loyal people OF the nation. His brilliant achieve
rnen,s on the neld o, sr made fer him rcputa
lion surpassed by none OF the military hsrors
Of the world: and his admirable adnilniarsiion
of lie civil arars since The isflninasion
OF hostilities have added iusre ttos~ achieve
braie with paisAton a. that Of singie nan. Hs
IA tho observed Of all Observers the admired % al AZ
nirers, and taSe pleasure IN welcoming hin wth .
thnce hearty welcome ~ the capital 20 the rrss Com
monwealth OF PennsyivArs. knowing that IN donE -
shalt meet with ccrdia' response from the loyal citi
zsns OF the Keystone state. have noe the honof 10
introduce 20 you my friend and fellow solder Naof
General PHI sheridan, more ssnil sr, and a1ssien-
acy known az Cavalry sheridan"
The Governor was frequently nierrup'ad BY srgh 30,
snd AZ the c,oso enthasasc cheers gssn of otas
r. sheridan.
eencm Sherman briefly responded. returning thsuss
- be Governor ana TIE citizens for tier kindness
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
SPECIAL rflfeaAs 70 the HERALD.
THE Reciprocity Treaty between the taitcd
states and the Hawaiian ssoverunic ats-
Lcpresy Among the Natives.

The Reciprocity Treaty Between the usited
states and the Hawaiian s.overnnic afs-
Lcpresy Among the Natives.
San Francisco, sept 10, 1857
Honolala aivices ara received TO August ". The
RECIPROCITY treaty with the United states Is the
absorbing topic. The followhg articles 10 DO
admitted duty free INTO The unlted States
Animals. arrow root coffee, rag cotton, fruits
and vegetables. furs hides ami skins, rice.
sandal and other voois. sugar. syrupE, moissses
isow The foosing articles are 20 be admitted into
tie Hawaiian Islands duty frcss-Agricuitursi impe-
nacEts animals beef. bacon. pork, ham. preserved
meats boots Shoes. bread aud hreadstua bricks, lime.
cement bullion, cotton mannfactares o. al DE-
scrptions lsh, fruits vegetables, corn. hardware,
hides, furs. SKINS hoop rnn. nses. Ne, irou.
Steel leather, tsow. lgmbcr. timber, machineo oas,
hay paper, stationery. books petroleum., cis refined
sugar rice slaves ~ooea manufacture except ready
maize clothing
the treaty sa be concealed that ire nlnls
try oui o. Ibey have been circamsenied ~
some one and u = evident that that individual y one
% their nuuherno less pcrs0nage than me Mini
stcr Picuipoientcrv 10 Washington. The she manner
which this business has been handled by Mr. Davis
demands the commendaisobs Of all classes Of mer
cantiie community. In pecnnarv sspec, may sem
very d!safvsntagcous 90 bat considered N Political
hight n ~ master stroke 81 polcy u 81 compie'ey
Amereanxe the snd and settle forever The question: 40
ture policy Of The Hawaiian government IN. trench and
English Ministers cavh 81 she frcssors az TIE uesy,
aud chAgrnsd 81 ths result and al the adsansages
which asc sure accrue 10 tho United states
Tho lsprosy y making fearful h,Fcs anon. We n..
separate tract Of land hes bsn devoted 10 the sos
OF the community Of lepers oniy Que foreigner.
German, hss yea bsen attacked with the ,-Isey.
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rHf PRESS IflfeaAMs.

Repersea Treubie is the Hayden Capital
New Csssesss Regulations in Havnnn.
HAVANA, Sept 90 1861.
Advices from Jamaica 70 the i2th inst have been 70.
cesvsd fhey that the small pox has appeared 10
Nontego bay. Commerce IVES stagnaed
The Governor IL Jamaica has authorized The building
OF a railroad branch from spanish Town TO Old Harbor.
Tue weather cas- good and the crops promising
Reports have arrived here from Hayt which state
there has besn trouble In the capital but the
Ertcuirrs are not known
Nv Custom House order just issued all entries OF
goods ~ the Pgt VI Havana must be accompanied BY
Minute aud enact invcices -
Exchsrge rates steady on London and Paris: United
states currency, 2ss Is discount: Cold short pre-
MUM sugar hrmen nasis ~ AZ reals per arobe po
tsioeA sss er.sns y Arrived spanish steamer Monte
yuma iron, Aspirwal
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JAPAN AND CHINA.
srtrll rrlfsElx u III sfslla


nHrderen. A--auit. OF the Native. For.
s'xner--sn tmsviess cisixes hiiise-rer-
-ernfien % NAIVE Chsi-issn. and sh~ sstes.
Terrace ef the lated state. and France
omsiai Nl-~ien 60 the tassea ssss~s-hese-
mehss Of War se..ei.-Msvkes-.
sas Fk~ci-ca. sept ID. 1861
Thee Is ns-s from Naxask q very murderoas
ehsrsesr The Yokobesns. have Killed Que America.
two Eslish aaa three chlmsa IN The course Of three
weeks rhs prpsraisrs are siln large The japanese
anihoniies are sonins japanese chnstsns 10 arss
numbers TIE Amer,can Master has protested against
fureei uria BE- has seen the native ofc'as
yeddo. The Frusb Minister proceeded there 9th the
frgaisf 'Gusrrore 30 inyosiisais ne matter and gu
probably release ibsn
n tn JapAness persist In THIS course srsuhe nay he
appreh'uied Win re Ffssrh ihs Christians asaaiied
are untr rren.h rro,eciloa. The hnreor ~ss fah 81
steames aed sAilas vesseiA waiting &c japanese par
ebasers japanese have no money, and trafe y dead.
The faarn WHO aliaked Mr. scbnen. TIE frsssisn
diplomfc m'aeht ~as sserrvd ~ hw frcnss. The
sialr We rcperei 10 The authorities. Who are trying 70
The freirn Ministers have heeu Urging the aatssr-
tiles 70 % away 9th me practice ~ carrying swords by
the lawhss va,ab0nd class q the people sh1 80 them
only ,q%s psfeSe q .srssss aa.soS =. sss,.s
berg
nevpor, Of trade was % he cprnss oa TIE Isl o.
January but until tho foreign Miu.tcfs assemble an
not be Known What port j. decided ~ TIE Japan A.
aud othe governments. Tho coarado take. 90 hosri
narosa, who proceeds 10 Portugal with letter from TIE
Tycoon Jausa 10 the KING ~ Portugal.
Another party Of japanese oacals have arrived IN San
Francisco gone sas. o Inspect the navy yards shpsef
one hundred and twenty-five bales of rik have arrived
from hotg Kong, and tity-iwo bales Of SIX aud az
hundred aud hry-sx packages 81 tea from foASsAmai
The urI,ed States ships Hartford ans wyoming have
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CRICKET.

Match Between the ~. George Club and the
Young Americas. Of Philadelphia.
Quite large gathering OF crickcters and lovers OF tho
game came together yesterday at the Elysisn Fields
Hoboken, TO witness tho interesting match that was
advertised 70 take place between the Young America
Cricket Clup, from Philadelphia, and the -. George
Club Of this city The morning looked lowering and
suggestive Of RAIN but fortunately. the day kept hne
perhaps from some disappointed eye at the defeat OF
favorte champion account OF the insertion OF the
upwelcome sduck's egg in the score sheet.
The bowling, batting and fielding throughout tho
match were good, especially on the sdc OF the 81.
George Club which has only 10 make wcn'y nine runs
the second innings to be played today IN order 70
win the match.
The score far the game has yet gone, is given
hnlnX.-
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TROTTNG At MYSTIC PARk, MASS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.
BosToS, sept. 20, 1867,
$50 O'Clock p. ".

5osToS sept. 20 1867,
$50 O'Clock p. ~
The races at the National Trottng Fair at Mystic Park
Mcdford, ended this afternoon, and have been during
the four which the fair lasted among the finest
record The fair has been marked by some noteworthy
inst ances OF speed in the or License, who made
his best time In harness In 2:25&, Jessie Wales
her best time to road wagon In 2:36, and Jessie
Wales and Ben Franklin the beet double team
time on record-2:3 2H. The attendance to-day was
quite large, and the display OF private ttrnouts
extensive In tho race between Kangaroo and Mocking
Bird in harness. kangaroo won, and the double team
race between India Rubber and Mcclellan and Ben
Franlin and jessie Wales, the batter team won. Best
times 2:32l,. The fair was pecuniary success
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Result of the Electiou-Mnrine Intelligence.
SAs rpAxclsso sent 10 1867

Returns from forty-eight counties, partly official,
give Hsight a. 200 votes. 6orbam J3 I40 and
Fav 1905. The returns Of the vote for Con
grcssmcn have been received from few counties
only. and the will not AL be Known FOR several oays
but il IL certain that only Uuon candidate (Hgby
Ia elected The Union majority IN the senate is now
positively known TO four wuirh is enough to prevent
tho repeal of the Registry Law the divsloa OF The
school fund which was favored ~ large portion OF
the democratic party.
The French transport Dsnsidc has arrived from ID.
hne on her second tr'v for the government mails.
The ships Robin Hood ana Eilcn Scafs, from Bal,i-
more have also arrived The ship Enoch Train has
cleared fot Liverpool With over Gny thousand tafts
wheat
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ARRAY wIIH.NEGauss IN GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH Ga, Sept 20, 1897
Colonel Bucks overssey, Nr Landcaster, OF Cmp
Pcksns, Charlton county, Georgia, had difficulty win
negro working the place. and resulted in the shoot,g
Of the negro in the thigh The next day Sunday to
armed negroes went to the house TO demand satisfaction
OF Mt. Lancaster Several shots exchanged. On
negro was killed, and tho other wounded Mr.. Lancas
ter badly wounded and had his horse killed. Mr.
Lancaster and Mr. Nugaser le< Monday for ST. Mays
An armed band Of thirty negroes seized them Nugases
escaped by swimming the river. Lancaster was left in
the hands Of the negroes and II is feared they have
killed him.
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SPECIAL Islfcalm 70 TING xlaAlp

Attack an n Rntiroad Cs1tVarssF's lamp
-Four White Men mud Eisks ssvases Killed.
LEAvxNwoEra. sept 70 1901,
Sotiock r. NJ
baud Of sioux yesterday attacked ths camp Of ThoG
Parks railroad contractor forynys miles ~esi Of for
Hayes Parks had forty men. VINO fought ste indians,
killing eight of them, but anaiiy compelled 10 re-
treat, leaving Mr. Parks and too others dead and one
MORALLY wounded Several mcu slightly wounded.
The savages muiilatsd the dead bodies a shocking
manner Tho railroad employees deserving the work
west or Fort Hayes and the military authoritiss vil
soon hear from the railroad authorities rhf outhrcsk
will probably hasten sheridan's return
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MAILS FOB THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Rising Star will sail from this por.
saturday, September q, for Aspinwali.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at halfpas ten O'Clock on Saturday morning.
The New YoRK Naturalization for the Pscinc-will
be ready at half-past nine in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers. for mailing six cents.
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TINE PRESS KILOGRAMS.


serious Charges Against JudEr hioHes.
81. Loris SEPT ~. 1891.
special despatch from Omaha says thai Jeha ".
smith, the last Of the country Of the Grow In
dams, has Just returned from BORT Pha Kearny. he
writes 10 the Herald char isg Judge Kinney Special
Indian Agent Fort Keauy with gross injustice and
fraud in his dealings with the Grow Indians, compelling
them 70 remain IN the Sioux couE.ry against their vii
for the purpose " reyivnx trade also that the annu
ties amounting n $4,000 promised three years sso
were never paid, aud he claims that the goods sid NJ
Kinneys own store the Indians were Furnished ~
the government fJr free distribution
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rvs psLlrlcM pASrss m sasrH c,sgLls.

R,trtcn " C., Sept. 90, 1867.
m. p.,o,o, pe,;.,.,. edited by Daniel Goodloe,
and The zod organ the republican, parry Of this
s,ae aeaon1ss toe rec MT radical convention ~ bitter
ard sca,h,rq terms and e,comm uuicates tue Holden
costutors me pary IL certainty nopelcssly divided
The Constitutional Union men bold an immense mass
meeting next FRIDAY, the 2'th. All Of ihe mo-, 'nhu-
sntisi And pronIuent citizens have sg ned he CAL.
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rw LAW GOVERNING VESSELS MEETING AND PASSING
EACH OTHER

Tho law is so clear and explicit In Its provisions A. to
guarantee, n proper attention we're paid to the resalA
tons "a, forth In tho various rules subsidiary thereto
"A immunity from any such occurrence that above
recorded These rulss are made bY the supervising
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Another suit uader the Ci,u Risb's b"i-
Gcncrwi Maiford IA Revenue teiisrter.
Rrr~oSp Va, sept 20. 1871
Another nouro IN dav sued the Richmond ffcircks-
burg and roiomac Railrcsd Company for non-sfmgt
sucs 20 frs, class car upon nr.t class ticket
purchased 81 New York. The COMPANY hass Costumes
10 stand sut "A test Of The question for he raj Tosa
mpau,es south -. - -.
GsuerM Milford entered rpon bis duties A. Rsvesus
Tbs me m.,er here IN The shade indicates sse.
Eve dextv
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NEWS By TIE Gull CABLE.
SPECIAL TflfsRAm TO THE HERALD
TIE Havana Municipality and M EngIist
Loan-The Bnnco EspaRnoi.

TSe Havana Municipality and M EnaiisS
Loan-The Bnnco Espagnoi.
HAVANA, sept. 20 1867
The Havana Municipality has secured loan In London
The Administration are celebrating the expedency
% Increasing rate OF interest allowed by the Banco
Espa mol beyond eight per cent
Exchange In currency the United States sells at %
per cent discount, Gold at 10 per cent premium
The following s . list OF vessels arrived at and de-
parted from this port since the l7th:-Arrivei the
10Th steamer Missouri from New York, and schooner
George Dooy, from Msianzas Sailed on the 18th
schooner Victoria for Pensacola: the 10Th the brig
ronssti. Tor Sierra Leone and the schooner Oriental
for New Orleans
ssissve'. Warning 10 Observation-Disclosures
aud Rsbb~ris. Prevailing In Haysi-Another
Reveiutisu Inevitable.
PoKr PRINCE. HAyTf Sent =,
VIA HAvASA. Sept 20, 1857.
sairave has submitted TO tho Chambers an order
~zrnag Foreigners against any public expression Of
opinion regarding the political Affairs OF the country
Another revolution Is Inevitable The most horrible
dcafion prevails and rcbberes perpeiraed almost
with impusiy. Business has become parayzed
D~arsh Of business In Jnmnicu-Smnii Pox-
The reported Rising in saint Domingo
Cssard.
via HAVANA, sept 20, 1861
business is duu. and the weather IL fine. The small
psx prevails Montera nay. The reported insurecon
IN saint Demnse a canard started by the naytien au-
thsrtic-.
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ELLs"oKrn kansae W. :" TO-.
The camp OF Thomas psrker railroad eonn.cier,
fortysix miles above Fort Hayes attacked ny In
dams Yesterday af Forty men were W TIE camp
AT the time Parker and Owe mea were killed and ave
moytaliy wounded. Eight indians we're killed Par
ker body pierced by fifteen bullet lance aud aros
wounds.
the report OF the scnlpny Of sharpe. n the firm of
shaws sharpe II untrue but ave uen o. teir oriti
were Killed on Monday.
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rYt PRESS TELEGRAM.
The United states steamer shubrick Ashore
Heavy Cunno contract IN Chill.

Heavy Gunno ontrnct In Chilli.
San Francisco, sept IL, 1867.
The United states steamer shubrick went ashore on
the sth inst In fog, thirty miles below Cape Mende
emo She was returning from trip TO convey light
house material. IL s not known n she be saved.
The bark Milan cleared from san Francisco to-day for
sitka with cargo Of building material for the govern
ment
Tho overland mail las, night brought dates from New
York 10 Angus. IS 49,
The Buiyefin has adviccs from Chill that j. J. Whit
man and Harry Mogs have contract with French
company amounting 70 So COG, 000 for The removal ol
tse immense deposit OF guano from Meeones Point,
which is held lo.nlIy BY BOLIVIA and ChIl
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STEAMBOAT BOILER EXPLOSION on the CHATTANOOGA =
SIX PERSONS KILLED.

CotrYrrs Ca, Sept. 20, 1861
The steamboat Chipola on the Chaitshoochie river,
bound for this point exploded her boilers eighteen mes
below here yesterday afternoon sixpersons Two wnto
and four coored all employees on the boat, we're Killed.
OnIy on body recovered The passengers are
all safs This toat Is a total loss.
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NEWS FROM siy FRANCISCO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Death Of Commander g.. w. Young, Of the
Navy.
san Francisco, Sept. IL. 1857.
Commander G. W. Young, Of the United States
steamer suwanee, died Off Manzanlla about the 9th
inst He was buried at Manzanlla.
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redemption Of the Stock of the Commercial
Bank of Canada.
MONTREAL, Canada, Sent. 20

MONTREAL Canada, Sent. 20 1907.
me directors OF the Commercial Bank OF Canada have
made report recommending the redemption or the
stock to the amount OF sixty per cent provide ganst
possible losses The business OF the bank IS sadio
In favorable position
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AFFAIRS ON TIE PLANS.
Alleged Murdcrers Arrcstcd-Progrcss "f the
Pacific Railroad.

ELLSWORTH, Kanses sept. ~, lsos.
Two brothers named Farrell were arresied al FORT
Haker day. charged with the murder OF FRANK JOHN
son lew days ago. 49, -.
The track Of tue Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern dv'.
sion s rapdly progressing and has nov reached point
fifteen n, les from Fort Hayes.
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A.-Custom Departmsss. or Brekaw Bro;

N-(ustOm Department Of BrOknw Br0.
THERS.-This department.
has been rely reorganzed:
the choicest goods from Lon
don and PARIS great many
of which have figured in tho
Paris Exhibition, have just
been opened, and being
sold at prices that defy
petition The best artists cut
tiers, have been engaged. Po-
lite attention and perfect sat
.sfsction Is guaranteed to all
who will please to favor US
with their patronage.
BROkAW BROTHERS.
MERCHANT TAILORS aud
CLOTHIERS. 80 70 "a Fourth
avenue. opposite Cooper
Onion. aud os Lafayette place.
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NEWS FROM CANADA.
Release Of DIR. Black burn.

TOkONlU, SEPT. 70, IoU''
Dr Blackburn, Of yellow fever notorety, left Canada
ior New Orleans yesterday having obtained permission
TO return under the late amnesty proclamation.
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SHIP PING NE w S.


miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA. from Liverpool after having been
thoroughly ceansed and fumigated In the lower
allowed to come up the city last evening.
Fbr Other Shipping Neps Seventh PoGs.
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one Dollar rad fail stop any Kind OF Physical Pain
within ane minutes OF charge by calling OF 7D Chat
ham square. New York Buy none Of WOLCOTT's IN
SLANT PAIN ANNIiiiiArOR except In pure white wrap
IA cent. II. l.. WoLCOTr.
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cit. Lsai-. and Ladies' Visiting the City, II
yea elft teaufal Boots ard Shoes.
MILLER a CO. No Union square
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gsg,;,,'s, Vr,yss:r,!s- "a t.. Iss,,x e.,

.. S.as "ss .ss SOB
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cri.sracrc,. Hair pys.asTh,e best Ever W."-
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A.yiujtors to New YOrk-The Largest and
beat assorted stock Ready
Made Clothing for gentlemen
and BOYS exhibited al
retail In New York
BROKAW BROTHERS,
"a Fourth avenue, 81 Lafayette
place. ?,
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Pail style az Gent. and Youths Hats In
sUKKE. ~ Fulton street.
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TIE STEAMSHIP sscncia At W.
TIE HeR,L0.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO

CHARLEsr.,S, < c.. S, = 81 ~
O'Clock oh inst.
The steamship Georgia, from Sisa', Mexico l. >ei
out N here last night disabled by tlh loss OF : NJ
min
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A.-IIpiversal Exposition, Paris, 1861
sTEINWAY 4 SONS TRIUMPHANT having been
awarded the FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL for Ameri-
can pianos all STYLES exhibited this medal being
distinctly classified first in order Of merit by the unanimous
verdict Of the International fury -
Warerooms Nos 1903 and III East Fourteenth street.
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awarrd over eshy-two c1mpstitors, the highest pro
miuni-a Gold Nedsi-fer The perfection Of sewing Ma
rtre. Buttenhoe Machines the only gold medal Tor
tbs branrh anuiorturr see ocal t OF awards and
Ia slmie Of metal. ~ WHEELER WILSON'S.
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sss :.I:riss 8. s. Fsssssss@.
nhsams.n Sea, warsnana 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-21

Auesstsa. str katshss. ca vtrgii Prices
Nefhof Hanging Sworf~ patented August ~ 1885,
great urovernsnt Masonic and Krghs Tenplars Goods:
nanufacturcrs price. iu Greene street